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A remarkable case OF suicide, caused, by
despair, occurred at St. Louis, Miss. on the
11th ult.


A young man in the employment Of Mr..
BranSon, cabinet maker, of the name of
Aaron Shane, after he arose from dinner,
retired to AN upper room in the house, wrote
with chalk on the floor a request that a
brother, living in Beaver county, Pa. would
take care Of his mother, and entreated a fell
low workman to convey to said brother a
few notes he possessed: thcn, with apparent
icliberation, heavily loaded a pistol
seated himself on the floor. with his back
reclining against the wall, and fired in
such direction as to blow of the frontal
bone of his hcad-pait Of the scali was found
some distance from him. lie brcathed a
few minutes, and then expired. Shane had
an interesting appearance; he strove to VIII
tue affections of strangers--yet he was a
voided, stunned as the poisoned adder. II,
complained that no boarding house woult
receive him--no person offered him The
] hand of friendship. His body and linb'