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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
PRESIDENT TYLER'S ADDRESS
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE U. STA


Fello,o- Citizens Before my arrival at
the Seat of Government, the painful COM
munication was made to you, by the Off
GERS presiding over the several Depart.
ments, of the deeply regretted death OF
VIM. HENRY HARRISON, late Presi-
dent of the United States. Upon him
you had conferred your suffrages for the
first Office in your gift, and had selected
him as your chosen instrument to correct
and reform all such errors and abuses as
had manifested themselves from time to
time in the practical operation of the 60
vernment. While standing at the thres-
hold of this great work, he has, by the
dispensation Of an all.wise Providence,
been removed from amongst us, and by
the provisions of the Constitution, the ef-
forts to be directed to the accomplishment
of this vitality important task, have de-
volved upon myself. This same occur
renee has subjected the wisdom and suffi-
cheney of our institutions to new test
For the first time in our history, the person
elected to the Vice Presidency of the U.
States, by the happening of a contingency
provided for in the Constitution, has had
devolved upon him the Presidential office.
The spirit Of faction, which is directly op-
posed to the spirit of lofty patriotism,
may find in this, occasion for assault upon
nv administration. And, in succeeding
under circumstances so sudden and unex-
pected, and so greatly augmented, to the
administration of public affairs, shall
place in the intelligence and patriotism Of
the people, my only sure reliance: My
earnest prayer shall be constantly address.
ed to the all-wise and powerful Being who
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

In the Dublin Theatre, it is the custom
of the Irish to express their dislike or ap-
probation of any person or performance
by calling for groan or a clap Whilst
the Union was in agitation, ard the ex-
Minister very unpopular, Blue Beard hap
pened to be presented; when after the
Duet of "Pit-a-pat-pit-a-pat," etc, fell
low IN the gallery roared out--"Com' j.,
now, my honies groan for Pit AMI a
clap for Pat"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
Published eue,y Wednesday Morning, by
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

Western VITA hoosier sold d ne;ah.
Dor dog which he recommended as sr,.
rate for raccoon hunting. Shortly afl.r.
the purchaser met his neigt.oor--
'Isay, friend, this ere dog don. know
a coon from Sheep
You've tried him, ha,'
Yes, and he dint worth CURSE
well. I didn't know exactly how that.
was: but as he wasn't good for nothing
else. thought he must be tho very devil
after coons.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

Aeen.leman asked an humble Hiberni.
an the reason why his couutlymen made
so many bulls' "I'll tell you that" re-
piled the other,-'we never make bulls in
our own language, it is when we speak
English that we do it: SO. you see, they
are English bulls, not Irish"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

A New FAcE.--A preist, being over.
hauled by hi, bishop for attending ball.
and ming!ing with lewd company, the
formcs rsplied.-"May it please your re.
verence. I wore a mask
"Oh! WELL" returned the bishop, "shat
puts a ae,r face on The affair"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

to her "lovyeT" IN pennsylvania.
April the 9th
lOOO-eight hundred and 80 nine.
My Deer Henry-i embrace this op-
porchunity to let you knough as how l
am had a spell of the agur, and l hope
these few lines may find you enjoying the
same Gods blessin! Wy don't you only
rite sweate line to tell suferin Kalhrun
about her sweet Henry. Oh my sweet
henry-my turkle dove-my pidging-
my deer deer henry-how my poor soul
is longing for your sweet voice. think l
hear him singinin yanky doodle as he
kums from his plough now. Mary mel
den has got babylon my henry do
KUN out and lets git married. So no more
at present but remain your loving
Kathrun An Tilden.
To my sweet henry.
P.S.-Part sekkund.
Jeem Hasleet has rased moo house
and Sally dus live so snug, but she ftes
him sometimes when he's little over
NY sweet Henry let US keep house, and
if you luv me l wont whip you indeed,
nor wont look at nobody else, so wont,
daddy says as how must get married,
bekase I've let it run on too long already.
So no more at present. X. A. T.
P. S. Part Third.
my pen is bad, my ink is pale,
my luv to You shall never fale,
for henry is my own true luv,
My dear, my duck, my Turkle Duv;
so no more at present.
S.-Noty Beny-Mother's ded, and
Robert has the fever.
so no more at present from your luving
KAT1IRUN AN.
To my dear henry over the Nallyganecs
in the PensylveeEy State.
aMouny Long," says Mr.. Judson in his
Journal, sis great sceptic, scarcely be-
ieving in his own existence. He is al
ways quarrelling with his wife on some
metaphysical point. For instance, if she
says The Rice is ready he will reply,
Rice! what is rice7 Is it matter or spirit?
Is it an idea, or is it nonentity?' Perhaps
she will say 1T is natter and he will re-
ply, We'll, wife, what is matter! Are you
sure there is such thing in existence, or
are you merely subject to deluslon Of
the senses!"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
A WESTERN LOVE LETTER

The Cincinnati Humorist contains the
following epistle from "gal" in Illinois
to her "lovyer" in Pennsylvania.
April the 9th
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
EDITORS coRREsPONDrNcE

Sandwich Island paper. were received v,s,c,i,.
to the 10Th April. The u s shin V,nceunes c.
tam Wilkes, and U ) brig Porpoisc. sailed ON m.
9TH ior Columbia river The q : sham or y,, :,
LOUIS arrived on the 9Th. exchanged salu,cs with
the foot. and proceeded shortly after to yiSi, s, Fan.
cisco' Monterey, and Mazatlan. nj which latter
place she arrived. all well on the 9Th June. Tho
81 LOUIS LOOK irom the MaIquesas islands a number
oi runaway seamen, who were encouraging The m.
lives IN their savage warfare, anL exercising n do.
morlizing influence over them.
The whale fishery has commenced under the IIa.
waiian fag-a bark, formerly the Eagle. an Amer.
lean vessel. having been fitted ont for n twelve.
months cruise, by a MIR Greenway, an American
resident there. Seyenly-nine American ships. min.
cipaIly wh1lers, had visited the Island of Tahi,o
during the year 1910.
Preparations are being made nj various points far
The reception e the now British West India line of
mail steamers. Depris have been fitted M nj Hall.
fax y =, nj Nassau, n T.. nj Vera Cruz. Havana.
NC, ~ the line Is expected 10 be in nc live operation IN
allphe month OF November.
The public money, which was a few DAYS since
placed IN the Merchants Bank of this CITY. has been
removed today by an order from The Secretary of Inc
Treasury, and placed in the Bank of Commerce
The Merchants Bank, IL is stated. declined giving
the required security, which was promnlly furnished
by the Bank Of Commerce
Exchange on England and France cE The B,st,r
steamer s'ld today at an alvanle-StcrInr 100 4,
lO9l and on France al S 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
From The National I,,euigaeer Of y. s,e,aa ..

OLICE lNTELLIGENCE.-7he late insult 10
The PrcsideHt-Wo understand HAT, OH the 25th, a
person named Tos. " Ialgp was arrested by Off
Ger Burr under a warrant issued by Justiccs Niorscl
and Thompson, charging that The said IIlslup was
one oi the party who. IN n iotous and disordcrly
Hlanncrmarchod with drum and Glo To the President,
house un Ihe Night of the I6'h, or early Oh the NON.
'ng OF ! In msI. Tho prsDncr underwent a long
examination, and il being proved 10 the satisfaction
Of the Justices that Lc had boosted. in ILe nrcscncc
and hearing Of ono OF tho city aldermen nnd o,bc,,
respectable Witnesses, That "he was ono of Inc n,u.
who had gone 10 the Presidents with drum and GEs
al the time above meniiJncd and did not ca-c n
d-n who know H.. the prisoner was required Ia
give bail Tor his appearance at The next Criminal
Court; ~ default Of which he was fully committed
iOr iuai. We learn that Thomas NJ. Haslup !, a
cabinet maker by trade, and formerly resided in Raj.
timOrc.
NOTORIOUS AND DESPERATE RovnuPS
ARRESTED AND COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Information having been Land, last Thursday. beC,,o
justice RlOrsell That a party of desperate royydics
were engaged in breaking up Ihe furniture and c,n.
ml''iEg other dissraceiul outrages at the house of a
female residing south Of The Wnshireton con,I =,
iie corner Of four and a half street. and the aid of
TIC police having been invoked 10y the comulaioant
a party OF cunsiahles Immediately set ofto nrrest The
gang and bring them before the magistrate. We an.
dcrsiand that, after desperate resistance. Two no,or;.
Gus rowdics, as well known 10 the police Of Bol,i.
more rs the police of Ibis metropolis. whose name.
arc given "a samuel Blakely and William Parkn.
son. who secured oud brought before Inc nboyo nam.
cd magistrate. who, after due investigation. tuIv
Inmhle the prisoners lin default Of baiD for t1ai
Tho prisoners arc charged with ROT. and. from tho
evidence laid before lbc magistrate. il would seem
70 nave been one OF IN aggravated character. though
lrobably not unusual with them. We understand
hat these rowdics. while before the magistrate. con.
duciod ihemselve "a the most outrageous m,nnc,
"s'hg The most biasphcnDus language and threats.
inSninuch that Il was found necessary 10 hand cuG
lhcfn, aud 80 conduct them 10 tho county iaiI.
On the following night, n party Of cUnEtables. ac.
companied by the deputy marshal. succeeded in ar.
resting The notorious B1yasy u1sIy, as part of the
same baltimore gang, who was concerned IN tho r,,
with Blakcly and Parkinson. We understand hat
Deputy Marshal Woodward had several bench war.
rants against Barney M1nlcy. who Is now s,fcIv
lodged ih the Jail u This county awaiting his TX
iOr dIvers offences.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
TIE GREAT LAND ELL.

Considerable nneasiness has been felt Cor Some
lays rs 10 me late OF the Land Distribution and Pre-
empiion bill, rs IL might be affected bv tho Irc;s;on
u TIE llsuse Of Representatives upon The omend.
nenis made by the Senate. That nneasiness WINS
HertVeIy remnved ycstc rday by The agreement, Of
'e House Of Representatives TO The main amend.
NJ tSuspending The operation Of the net when
Iiics are laid exceeding 20 per cent. upon the val.
OF imPoris') AMI 10 all the others except three
"o,s me ninendmenis disagreed TO by the House
was that by which The ratio of distnbption vas cb.n.
!ed. The bill having been returned 10 The Senate
nat body forthwith took ii up nnd receded from
hose OF Its amendments which had been DISAGREED
> Ivy the House. Thus all difficulty NAV be con.
dered at an end. The PREsIDEST having recon-
ended The measure. The bill will, no doubt receive
. s'shalnrei - that we may safely congratulate
easures will become a law-NaL Lgt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

Us. BANK NOTES-Spcaking ofIhe great I,
probation in The valuo Of these noIes, the PLII,d,L
phla lnq nIrcr Of yesterday says
Much surprise has been expressed in vari,u,
quarters, that these notes should continue ,o dcprc.
ciaic, despite The recent arrangement which vos
made IN relation ID them. by that arrangement
assets Of one kind or another. 10 the e1tcn, oCsIo
600 600, were placed in The hands of trustees. q,
The redemption Of $1,000 600 in noics. and nbou,
S2.OOO.OOO Of hcPosiics. We learn thai nbout 81
by the Bank, and exchanged for certificates hearing
interest Thus the amount in circulation, or in tho
hands Of brokers or others. cannuI he mora iban 81 :.
OO'OO The trustees, rs we have been informed.
still entertain The opinion, that the whole viii be
eventually paid. But WHEN, they are unable 10 say
Two years may claPse. and possibly five, and thu.
There are lew persons anxious 10 obtain, The noies "a
an investment, in1smuch as there arc few who can
aiIod Ia lay out their means for NJ considerable "A
period. The notes, moreover. If we understand tho
matter right. are not received even by The Ius,ees
IN payment Of debts. Hence. there is no demand
Tor Them whaicvor; and. under the circumstances
lille surprise can be felt nj their depreciation. Tn,
trustees are Ia receive $4,000 per annum for ,be;,
services provided they collect 5000. 900 pcr annnm
or one per cent, on all they collect. should n fill
short oil That sum. Some nf The assets are of a veYv
delicate Kind, and rcqnir, great Nursing. ANY e,r..
ell sale. we ne told, would render a ror,inn ,S
ihcm nearly. if not altogether valnelcss. The mole.
holders like the Stockholders. arc en,iII,d 4, the
sympiihics Of every upright citizen; while The Di-
reciprs, and all who have any Influence over tho
fortunes 81 ihc dciunct monster. would do their Lest
10 save what They Gun from The wreck,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
A q SENSE ~ nT-.rv

~ ono OF our seaport towns th IRE shs,J f,pJ a.,
Oe'ie'e' doth stand here sflD q fort. on The m,tsfj,
o. winch o. a spaciOus field. overlooking a dcGyt,6,l
prospect Of lane AMI water. At The limo -. ~,
spcaktng Of a MAJOR Brown was The tmnm,pJ,n,
and' hs iamiiy being fond Of milk diet. tho vc,,.
Len had several cows that plsturod in The l,,J \.
hfes'ld' a sentry was placed near The epiropr.
part Of Wbosc.duiy q was % prevent Strangers A. .,,,y
'''lc lr'm lrcspassIng therein. Upon one occ,s,,y
M IHsh marine, q stranger ~ The place. was ON a..
Y ni ms post and having received The rrypl,, -,
uefs not 70 ollo" any one 10 gO upOn The rnsg by a.,
Mayors. 10 sdhero 10 Them .ir,cbv r.
iad not been iOng at BIZ post when three clcg,,,
young idics presented themselves a. the ept,s,ca
iof ahe purpose Of taking their usuol evening vii
aid accosiod BY Tho MARINE with aYYu can, =.
lhcfe. "Oh, bot We m1y." uttered the vougg
with one vOice-"we blvo The prydsy, /, n.
r "fuylegc' repeated The scntryY n6t a.,
loni care what y0u have bot ye mustn't =, H..
tel yG ns MJor BrowH's positive ariers - ~.
.on'hfay "Oh-ay-yos-we know J,,t@ s..f
re eldest % The ladies'. with dignity" .byt a., -
NJor Browns daughters" sAb. VII 90, -
g m hofo aHd how exclaimed Pa. b,y,g,,. n
ifoioch 90 ihe pori you my be kI,ry g,..a
'a"shicfs bot you Hro MT Nlsirf HrV4. ,,-,.
'rri hanks O1rtsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
New ORLEANS, Arorsr 20.

H'"'oi ~
The reports OF the Board Of Health establish m.
eonteSinhly the existence Of Yellow Foyer " our
cry lhe distinction between lis epidemic and
sporadic form appears To Us TO he in a measure ar.
binary. When The disease attacks but few persons
and Is not distinguished 10y much m~aligniiy or
mortality. II Is considered sporldic-whcn olherwise.
ep'dem'c. But in what consists the line OF demar.
caiion' What proportion Of cases and deaths IN
The population renders the malady cpidemicl This
we are unable to determine. Ono thing however.
Is eet'nin-ihe lever prevails m our city. IL has
destroyed ten persons from Saturday a, noon "a
wednesday at noon. There is nothing. therefore. %
prevent Il from carrying oIdouble or quldrnple the
number within the same space Of time. If The dis.
ease Is at present technically styled sporadic. there
Is nothing To prove that in a day OF two il NAV not
become epidemic. Judging by The past. wo have
some grounds for believing tina, it will extend. aud
become moro frequent and fatal in lis oltacks.-Ree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

The etcaicdhlI ~ waller ever huOwn n Ch1flf
'on, came upon ON Thursday ahcuYou und uirt.
lnuclnliy between eleven o'clock in imc even
nt aIl Daylight The coBtnuDus roar Of he mu
y" nf' The thunder of Inc Occnn fu n storm. The
t's''"y q water which cl from "a. NJ TucsIsy
"' " "Wednesday we learn from tho Cr1f,l
p 'VO The u,lual period dsrug which
vi. Ihuuug w1s uut over & hours. Thc
''sl.'" al 'ho lower HtuHtrai OF fhc cry .ycrc
-one '' ll' d,rth Of Two fest. and uucb
res n Their Ceil1r. The city fr,,r. i. -.
"'fo 'uTi ny ho pfCs 81 w1tcr Tho f,,,., Al
i"e cfofs hvm Obs irIhuul HJld rlrraf H.,
erect ls there was every appearance fI.f a..
was gencral. aud 10 Wls also as,omIsrt.F III 60.
itf'tie wiad The busucs prospects .f tHr a..
nis rc1a1n orc very rlr0fuy Tho lcaIb sffbe
Guy howcvcr continues ruod-proiabIy Do was ur
.f heller 1i Hus sslaOn, nud W LHvc urF q Elr
Iisltci oi escaping We ssitiiou ofYelIo,, Fever
Ch0rirsf0u M,rcarg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
SENATE.

,o Auersr JI.i5lI
nc C"mmiIicc mon he Drru,tofC ,Ipwrg, d,
l''t.a' 'yhIf Mcnrck nioir oh1imlu.1 Iu fu,
me House 10 ray The iuscul ovprr.r argap H.,
iIrh The bhI was Uli a frt and srr,rI tn.
passed mCOmmiuoc and by fbc senate ..u,l,f q.
m'nImcni The bin D.. therefore. ready a. r.
signature Of The President
iOSI OFFICE DEPARTMENT
NJ henderson. from Ilc Commune OIL Pei ON
co. AND Post RoIIs moved fo take uy The ball l,r,
.he ii','c 10 roy The Icis CONTRACTED by Ut. p..f
'H''c Department viii Gee mail c1ufl,f5rs Ao,.
~ m." was rcpou0I fO the bhi apprpr,npy
i""VV Z" Voc slJlOOO hr ice pufIusc Of payiu,
.'e ''lcnscsot iIo Auditors Dcu,rYepf AL ~,
'INsIhs np lhc aocuunfs. which ,ysro t,,ofyc 100
'ehiccn mouths bchiud hand
NifJl'y Of Alabama. directed fy u, ,..
li"n "i lhc bHl. and wus seconded p bs ,i,.,,...
~ VIZ aIt'uu, who spoke with "a ra..T F,.f.fI.-,
it'Hn.l Ue consideration u fhc BILL I. ,c,..t.g
'e o'i p involving important prncipiss .mI borsJ
. would moth considered F
a brief discussion fJl,ued y-,,
poe question before thc bill was taken up
IVY 'I1y Of Alllum1. was drposci Oh uU,.c r.
7. 'i 'ny p1rI Of HHe appropriation to il. beyg,,.
" il 'lla,k uIou The Postmaster General u
U, "hl would not bo taken up.
,iHJun repeated fc s1mo wb
'"'i hpprd tbe bill would ba taken up
o,.f "'''y mon waiting Gee action Of Cos.
Hsi does r''f'u7h waiting ihcr
~ ''n'n .uI Dol would ms.f ,l.,,C.ry ,.
''i,lin Nr HI r .r rr. r. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

CIItuSTIANS-we cut The al.
wig rom ihc Religious Magazine. anal ommen
10 the attention Of christians of irr,,bla -
emf
There was a clergyman who often became ou;,e
'Ncd al hnding his little grandchildren in his study
&c day one Of these liulc children was standing
hs mothers side, and she was speaking 10 lin
heaven.
Ma, said he'll don't want 10 go to heaven
Doht wani to go 10 heaven my sou
NO ma, I'm sure I don't
why nOtl my sun"
why grnndpa will be there, wont her
Why yes, 7 hope he will,
wen Just rs soon Us he sccs ne, he will conn
'c'lding along. and say, udc,s' pbe0, uy6,,g, ,,Io,
me'c ~boy'bSre fort ! don't want 10 oo Il, lea.
ven u grandpa ~ going 10 be tbore.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
DOsr MAHoMMEp knANA r cALcrrr,

The Government House party last night. in homo,
ol Der MiJcsty's entrance upon her 2gJ vc,r 60,
"t with great eoat, and, considering n s,,opg No.,
wcsicr, with something more Than a sound ofsLn,.
lance Of rain, was IN foil frcc from hslfmst c,gb,
20 nine ]. NJ. The fireworks wentuH vary yyeu g.
me e'-Nneer, Diet h~ahommcd Khan. was II cou,so
lhc grand lion Of The evening. What yyogB a.,
LAZY Jersey or my Lady Londonderry have ciycn
I'f such a iiOnf lud he bore the st1rinrs apJ o,zipgs
~ uc multitude with very laudablc patience and
,'npIl'cncy. Hc sai ior some time with Lord Apcb.
DO POO Ihc tul enjoyment Of Tho rich cDnyers,tt,,.
~ cAnocrancc ior which that nobicmau Is ., celeb,,.
'ol and afterwards seated himself Co m quiet g,mc
" cncs with The lion. Mrs Eden.
li' g1liauiy would not permit him 10 win The
N''l game, bot ho chcckmafcd the lady in The a.
o,''. 'ilcr % few mDycs lie s1id fbnt be would have
,'.'hm,,cI OBJ sale too out IN dc Kobistan. ifSc.
NNiiti b1rucs bad not been ~ active with bis ma.
'eylag' When be iook Miss Edcn's second kipgbt
ne ''.cfvci, With q smile. that no horssmcn offbo
nIlIrn were always SON cleared 81 he board
'". sud mfs Ellen smiling. and suiipr ho a..
'I'n 70 lhc word "but We know how ~ take 900,
''.Ues Nh rcioined the DOst. good b1ma,,ig
."'i o. Iho hiilcr had been fbcrc instead or ho s,,
,'' would have heard les about your Ghuzooo vr
tory. VIC
IH' conversation that pissed between the OK.
'"f'f 1ui iHo Governor General was bfgbfy ,,t.,
c''iug % rotated chiefly ~ the -,rl,I eg.,.r,.
~. hu''sf Tho DIST was very eager 4, t,,,,
iAl Wc gentleman s1id n their partner b.t....
'"o he'rcs Of rIo dance, md Captain Nfeb,la.
was 'oc'rflngly ordered o. interpret. s9Do y.,, -,
wa passing between Mr. -- ami A..
WHO happened Co De near he DOsf; bot The ,.An.,,
''' Stopped hlm. olser 'iuc. you blame us Nf.L,m.
'nii 'uf women have no souls. aud veil
.'u hn''sh ak 90 your women as though vyy yc,e
''' ''''n''t Of nho l1,i'-Hart4-g V5ggi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT 4. ISL


AN OFFICER OF THE l. REGIME-Somo
Jew weeks since. enc OF the Receivers OF public
monies for the State Of Mississippi, who had. with
au appearance OF true faith, robbed Uncle Sa,n OF
$1,000 dollar, went on 10 Washington To procure a
continuance Of his office. which lac had some fears
would he taken fr,m him. Arrived in the Federal
City, he learned TO has sore dismay. that tho fact OF
hs misdemearor was fully known, and that meas
urcs were IN rrain To investigate hs affairs. lie
therefore dad not show himself at the department
hni left. post haste, for Mississippi. Al the same
time started. by order Of the department, an Inspoo
tor 10 overhaul his affairs. Fortunately fr Alissis
siPpis face. they did not take the same stage to tins
place but stopped at the same hotel. where they
met a mutual friend and told him who they wer,
and what was their business-all the time one igno
rant Of tho other being the person they most feared
of all on earth. All was kept dark and yesterda,
they lcf in rho same stage for the w~esLea6h one anz
ious to be tho first to lay hands Oh the receivers bool
and papers.