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COI1NTy CONVENTTON

County Convention of the Democracy of the county of
Putnam will he held at Columbus Grove Saturday the
2st instant to choose delegates convention to be held
at Columbus, on the 4th of July next to consult the
better organization of the party oppose and the
inquous Of the Wing Legislature of last winter
and to give unity and efficiency to the views of the Demo
cracy at this crisis. II. R. MCCLURE,
June I2 1e45 Chm. Central Conn.,
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% On our first page will be found the Prospectus Of the
Union the Organ of the present Democratic National
Administration. 1t is lengthy document but will repay
attentive perusal Mr.. Richie, late of the Richmond
Enquirer is the Editor of the Journal he is well
known throughout the Uuon of the oldest and abes
Editors in the United States His principles
of the Jefferson school, and have been firmly and
rigidly maintained. But read the prospectus.
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From the Gallia Mirror.

KINDRED SpIRITs.-Who has not noticed
the unison with which the British and Wing
presses are conducted. How true it is that
"kindred spirits seek communion" The
big dogs of whiggery, that is, the leaders of
the whig party, may talk as much as they
please about their true American principles,
yet they will not be believed unless they
shape their words and actions in accordance
with each ether. Hear the champion of
whiggery in Ohio, Johnny Teesdale second
brother to John Bull himself Then mark
the insulting language of British Nabobs,
and see the unison with which they and
Teesdale chord. The blirting of the British
nabob upon the policy and rights of our 60
vsrnment, is the prelude TO strain but
Jonny is the strain ITSELF And both pre-
lude and strain form the glorious song of the
British Wing policy. But here is the prelude
"We consider that we have rights res
pscting this territory of Oregon, which are
clear and irresistible. If our rights arc
invaded we are rcsolved-and we are pre-
pared to maintain them." Speech of Robert
PeeIin the House of Commons. The Uni
ted States government is very apt to provoke
quarrels, BUT ILL-PREPARED 10 carry
them on."--British Paper.
Now them we have given you the prelude
of British minstrelsy, we will give you the
strain of whig minsrelsy. Now, hear Johnny
strike his tuaeful Tyre.
"IHat Great Britain has as much stronger
claim to Oregon them aOe hare to Teras, the
veriest locofoco in the land must acknow-
ledge, unless completely blinded by bigotry
and ignorance. Y We rejoice in the belief
that there is no imminent danger of collision,
for we are but LILY PREPARED for it.'
@. S. Journal
What glorious champion for the advocacy
of whig principles this Johnny Teesdale is.
He is a fit subject for an American States
man. We would say, if we were not afraid
Johnny would take the hint, that his remarks
upon the Oregon and Texas question, bears
the very mark of (Cane) Cain.
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ESCAPE FROM JA1L-Leroy Maxon, one
of the persons charged with the murder of
Mr.. Edwards, escaped from the Jail of Chilli
cothe, on the morning of the 18th inst. The
Sheriff offers $l0O reward for his arrest. Ii
is supposed that he had help from accompli-
ces outside of the Jail. John Smith alias
John Hunt, escaped at the same time. $50
reward is offered for his arrest
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LArAvErrE-Ou

Destructive FIRE AT LAFAYETTE.-On
the night of the 26th ult., little before l2
o'clock, fire was discovered in the stables
in the rear of the American House, which
destroyed them, together with the tavern and
five or six other buildings. The loss is
stated by the Journal to be between twelve
and fifteen thousand dollars, with very. little
insurance.
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Majority against the Constitution, 1896
This result shows that the present popula-
tion of Iowa must be nearly one hundred
thousand
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TIL Z KALIDA VENTU R E.
FRIDAY, JUNE Is. Is45.

DEMOCRATS KEEP IT IN MIND,
That the law passed. by the Wings
last winter creating the State Bank
of Ohio must be speedily and utter
Iy REPEALED.
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TRxAs.-The Washington Union, speaking
of the recent intelligence from. Texas, says
=" 1t is now reduced to the certainty of
fixed fact, that Texas wiU accept the terms
of annexation proposed in the resolutions of
the American Congress.
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF IowA.-The returns o.
the late vote in Iowa on the Constitution
gives the following result:
For the Constitution, n,,..............6,0 1923
Against it, ...........................7,Ol9
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A number of Santa Fe Traders lately arri-
we'd at st. Louis, bringing with them $56,O0o
in specie.
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RAscA1s AT LARcE.-Robbery and thief

RAscAs AT LAReE.-Robbery and theft
seem TO be the order of the day, or rather
of the night, on the line of our Canal. A
week or two ago the Catholic church at
Fort Wayne was broken open, and property
10 the amount of $50 stolen--the rascals
did not make as good grab as they had ex-
pected. On the night of the Goth inst, the
Catholic church in this place was entered by
some daring burglar, and articles worth from
four to six hundred dollars were taken.-
Nothing has yet been discovered which af
fords the least hope of the detection of the
thief and the recovery of the property. A
trunk containing over $4,000 was stolen
from public house at Lafayette about two
weeks ago. So many bold robberies being
committed, is strong evidence that an orga-
nized gang of villains is in existence Dem
Pharos, Loganspert.
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D :M II sSyl 81 . 81

" Prove all thing and bold fast TO that which IS
COED"
None need suffer with that distressing COR.
plant CHlLtS AND FEYERS, 6r FEVER
AND AEuE for il is speedily and permanently
cured by u llUIL'S rclo b atcd ANTf.FEVER
FILLS. They never fail to cure the ohjils and
fever the !Irst day, when used accord NJ to drcc-
tor, aud d. not sickcn the stomach or operate upon
the bowels. Thousands Of certificates have been
presented 10 the proprietor BY planters OF tic first
responsibility, Physicians Of eminence anI others
~ho have used them.
The fol owing certificate was given BY thee
highly respectable PIanrrrs near Fife 7, ST OIice,
Talledcga Go. Ala. one Of whom had used twelve
boxes onhc Pills in his own family.
This is to certify that we have used Dr.. HILLS
Fever and Aguc Pills in our frn;iles in several ca
scs OF Fever, and Chis and Fever and their adj.
mnistration has been attended with complete sur
cess. In no case have they failed to have the de.
sired effect when used accnrdng 10 directions -
We think they are good Pill, and would cheer
fully recommend them to all PC sons subject To Fe-
yer and Ch'ls and Fever Given under our hands,
Ftb. ., Is -, JAMES BAGLY.
Nay 3, " JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Janc 20, HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale in Charlotte by b Oa.cs,
Concord by J. 4 r. W,nocoT 4 Go.
J.& W. Murphy, lsli.,,r,
jas H. I,uni5s.
Each box contain, - doses o. Pills. with full
directions for using them, Pro, s per box.
And uny he found generally on enquiry " tho
Cities uui Village III The State.
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EENCOLNTON
MALE ACADEMY.
HENg.SU1ENER, AN, Principal.
T2fO. }. SUMNER, Assistant.

FENillS School VIII be opened for the reception
d of SuIen,s on the second Monday Vi Jan
nary, l,15
1tims Of Taifion iy he S ssiOn Of .hoe months
0r'hograpl'y, Reading, and Writing, SIS 90
Ariihmeli', English Grammar and ! M
Gcog v"
Algebra, Elements of Natural PHI
llsophy and Chemistry, PAyslol. 10 90
ogy, History and Rhetoric,
llgheI nuchos OF pure Mathemat.
les, mixed Mathematics, Astfon
omy. Mneralogy, Z,ol. gy, Mo ESQ
ral ord Intellectual Philosophy,
and l. gic.
Latin and Green Languages, rs 90
Full aud other contingencies, 80
Board can be had in respectable fImlies for
81 or 81 per month.
REFERENCES:
Raleigh-Ilis Excel, Nm. \. Graham Hon,
George H. Badger.
Chop,i HH-D. /. Swain. LID President
Of the University Hon WIN. IT, lhltlc.
H.hLo,O-llou, Hugh Wadd, Il, + II Man.
gum, E-q.
Orj0rd-IIon Il. b. CilIiam.
ianc' yriLie- John Kerr, lsq.,
SahSbuty-Rev. 7, i. DAVIS.
Cabcrrus-lIun. u. NJ, Blrliugct.
hedeH r. l.. Davidson, E-q.
B,aihfs' Ford-Col John II. Whetlr.
Trustees Of the LiucoiGtjn Academies.
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Dr. spcncer's vegetable Pills.

SBtsAatt
Tie thousand, among Us who use this medicine
need not be told how hgh Is the position which it
snstans, nor Of it. paramount advantage over all
other Preparations of similar character. But
for the benefit of those wlo have not rvcir il a
trial no may be skcplica Of rs virtues, We in.
scrt The following certificate IRON Mr.. isuar ".
7Hom0s, liz bly, respectable merchant Of 1alta.
degq Springs, Aiatdma:
TALLrDrGA SrRINGs, Ala. Aug. II, 1912.
This is TO certify, that have been aiillcied with
S.ek.hcndache, DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
and Cost .vcI ess, for the last { OF years, during
which time had taken rs ell as ! rrc0lleci, n.
bout 60 boxes Of Beck Prs. T. hnXrs of Pc
tors Pl'ls, and number Of boxes of Champions
and B-audrtth's Pills al Of which afforded me-
but ii ir or 10 relief AZ last Has recommended
d. Spcucct| Vegetable Pills and 'sfH ibid FOR
| never had bat one attack OF the $, IIcadacle
0acr comn enctd taking the Pills, (now about
si1 months and ! clrdldly confess that ha, Dc.
rived move real bcucf from tie rsc Il SrenccF's
Pills, than from all the othtr medicines and pills
that have ever taken, aud would earnestly rc.
commt nd them TO ALL, as being in my opinion,
The best m'dicnc in usc lor all ngcnng com.
plants The Pills have done me so much rood,
that ! would not feet willing 10 be without hem
Tor hge dollars box; ard cannot but feel very
grateful 10 DR. SPENCER for having prepared such
d valuable medicine, and tie Distribution of il Is
comforting very grea, iuycr on the pubic, as It
il ding q Tie utmost importance Ihat every
f4mily should have a supply Of Dr. Spcncer's tru.
y valuable pills constantly on hand.
ISAAC NJ. THOMAS
Price Is cents per Box v i directions.
For sale in Charlotte by d. Oa'os.
Concord by +. & r. Wiuccof& Co
J \ w. Murphy, Salisbury
jas H. Enhiss.
lincolrton by J I1kc.
Gtecnyillc by DR.. G. Rcle,
And may be fund generally in oll the CiIo',
Villages, Country Stores and a. The principal
country Post Offices throu5hout the ; ate.
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wOOD,FOLGEEs& MESsER
No. 2I9, Pearl Street. N,w Yo'k.

No. 2l9, Pearl Street. Ntg ro,k.
ANIlE Subscribers have received by recent ar.
"a rivals from England. and from the Auction
Market, large stock Of Birmingham and Shelf
field HARDWARE & CUfLERY-and being
the Agents for some OF the leading makers Of the
superior Cast Steel American Cutlery, aud Of q
variety OF the Domestic Hardware Mauuiaclur
crs; making their assortment of goods extern
size as 10 be vrry inviting 10 purchasers liom any
apr; Of the eouutry.
In their assdttncnl the following goods may BE-
found, viz forbnck, White Bone. Cocoa. Blabb
Tip. S,lf Tip Buck and Stag Table and Dcssrl
Knives and Forks Carycrs and stcels, win q
ol beautiful finish
Rodgers Il Sons Pocket Cutlery. Scissors and
Shcars in dozrns and on card 3, together with an
assortment o. lleinishs" superior Newark make
Of Trimmcts' aid luilors' Shears; common Poe,
kot Cutlery great variety OF Razors, in dozens
and in cases including an assoftmen, OF extra fine
il cases containing puit each.
Beef Steers, Shoe and Bead Knives, Sleep
Shears, Butchers and Table S.cols, Coupcrs' ind
Carpenters Broad and Narrow Axes and Hatch
cts, Carpenters and Coopors' Adzcs.
The stock includes an unusual quantity OF Gas.
S'ee and German Steel Files--such as Fiat
Round, Square. Taper, Ilalfround Ruiz Bastard
Second Cut, and Smooth Flies Of all sizc- Horn
und Shoe Rasps; Millsaw and lland.saw Flies.
Pegging. Brad and Sewing Avis, Augcts and
Augcr.btis, Shaving Boxes, Brushes and Soaps
Iron aud Bfass.tipe Bellows; Cut Deeds Tacks
aud Sparatlcs, Wrought rack4 aud Cloul Nails
Scale Beams; Patent Balance; Cloth, Hair White.
wash. Scrubbine, Horse, shoe. Tooth and Paint
Brushes Table, Hand aud Cow Bllls Cast Butts
Round and Fla B1!ts; Braces and Bits; Trunk
Chest, Pad, Cupboard, Closet. Mortlcc, Rim and
h,yr gal Snuff and 4, R,xrv
Curry Cnuhs llorsc-Cntd Cordarc Clothes
Fish al Chalk Line, Fish Hooks Halter, Jack
Trace. Coan and Dog Chgins; Grass and Wood
Cocks; FaUects; Sash Cords Compesscs, Spring
Dividers Iron, Brass aud Plated Chamber and
Man'ol Candlestcts; Guns, Pisiol., Gun Worms
Wads and Locks, Sc.
Sem -, 1911. 70
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klSsl2zAs A |! alGss.'

Th1 surcst, aud safest Medicines ever discovered
Tor expclllug worms from clnl tnn;
Only Read what tlay have done
fqpdsr3a'c ca, (Tenn) .fag. ., l54I,
DR. CALVIN T.. liulro
DEAR StR--Your agent left with me quantHy
Of yaut Wo5in and Cough Lo1rnges for sale
have Used a part Of them in my family and sold
the balance have had family about 81 wears,
aud pronounce your Loz nges the best medicine
for the complaints they are designed To cure that
have ever used in my family, please forward me
supp y a. soon as possible.
Yours. with respect
LEONARD DEENIDANf
Pie - cents Per box, with full directions for
usiug For sale in Charlotte by
H. OATES.
And may he found generally in all the towns
and villages in the State.
IIarran'sc D.sds for sale ottlis Office.
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Grand sScstOrcr.

Extract Of letter 70 Dr. }. KaLi from Mcsns
Diakis y Runbaugi. LgneLJorg.
The Abyssinian Mixture is in great demand,
and not one case has failed 20 our know lcdgc. Ma.
ny physicians in our ncig|borhood, who have used
your Medicines III their practice, have riycn their
opinion as 10 It's being very valuable and cllicoc
Gus, and whenever l. is in heir power recommend
thcnt, &c Signed, DiNkLE & RrnB,ucu
Eraacto u i.pcrio d. j. KuAl, ram G,orge Il.
Barr, Fsq A5ifgdon Va.
81 have had several yonercal cases, v hich have
heen successfully treated with your diqssiaian
Mixture or 1uh Ngytii1ic Syrup IWui mention
ono case, which Ind boon treated with TIC uaual
remedies lor three months, bot thout any ahaio.
ment Of the disease. Your Medicines was pro.
cured aud the disease, which appeared so ob,ii.
nate, ~ few days yielded 10 your Tcmcdy sc.
"S'sacd GEO. Il. BARR"
4 LAZY u Bedford CO., Va, FOR about / : years
afflicted with ooulfac'iou lameness and nervous
head ache, caused by taking calomcl and pet
ting cold on it, and after using the whole time The
prescriptions Of the most eminent phy scian. with.
out any effect, she sank irom year 20 year, bat was
finally successfully treated with the Rcs,ofor, God
Mine Bl'sam and Aromatic Extract We have
omitted the name Of this lady, but II any par,icu.
lars should BE- desired, we refer 10 Mai Wn Lc(t,
wIch, Oilorbfidgs I. o., B.diotd CO., Va.
Mrs Fcliz Huffman wassulfuring for aornc years
under Consumption, SC. She used numerous pre-.
seFipiions without any benefit, and was declared
iacuFalc, but wo cured By the rse Of the Rosio.
rer, Gq!d Mine Bal.am, Aromatic Extract and
Universal Plaster. Reference to John Read, j.,
Ia, Jeilofsonton, Culpcpcr CO., Va.
R'clard u. II E1irion, Esq. OF Gloucester Co.
Va, Iniormed pr, kuhl On ,he oh Of Nov l-i3,
H. IA
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YDrGcfice Of .YFedsCiHc.

to those v no may be disposed 10 extent 10 him
thrif patronage. ~ present he coupe. The shop
formerly owned AID occupied BY nr VI kcrzc,
urarly opposite The Mini. Cases committed 70 his
care, will receive punciual aud faithful attention
June 8 lSlI 3Gtf
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NJ sygs ~ 40
|E9Edlalsss RaHzs Sssls aaSss2

EAR. TluLI.s Cough I.oAENGES are most
y y rapidly sup!rccdmg all o.Ler prepar atoms
for the rcliofofCoughs, Coils, Asthm1, WhopPinr-
couch, Ca'artah, T ghtucss At the chest, Broncn'
It's, mn similar pulmonary Affections.
One box of thcs' l. 2ahccs will often DO more
good ~ cases of mepCnt c1nsnm lilon than can
ba rc4l2td by a change Of c'ima'c. NJ cough,
hlweyar deeply scared, can resist their ranqn'nz-
100 lrGlcn~cs ard all diseases Of the lungs, throat,
and other organs Of respiration, it no, utterly be-
You'd the power Of mclicjnc readily yield to these
invaluable Loz,ngcs.
so ND mn T'S
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Information Wanted.
hOH2lE.

AOEA}E.
a ~ p'r.on' Indebted 10 the estate Of Samuel
~ ~ il1rtl %, deed, are requested To com.
''f"''" anu ssule aud thosa having claims viii
timo prescribed by law, or this bo,icc r,;Ii t,.,,
in bar Of then recovery. - ''''''
DAVID MAXWELL, Admr.
DscsmJcr 10, lSii. ne
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LINCOLNTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TglSS EN- .CARPENIER having rcl.aqnish-
W. I'd the charge Of this Academy, the lrus
tees have placed il under thcsupcr,ision aud con.
tFvl Of the Principal u tie Male Academy, vi 0
has engaged instructors, Misses Nj L. and
J. + RODGERS, from The Ju,lly &C lcbfattG Troy
Female SclRis airy in New York. The ragullr
exercises Of HE School will be resumed on the
second Monday 10 January, I>lj.
The prices Of Tuition Tor al In. ljsh studies are
the same as in the Mile Academy. Extra
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NEW CABINET SHOP.

fEYIlE Subscriber has located himself about
y - mites S,uh 81 Charlotte, near the Potter
Raad, and about miles East from Houston &
Giti Sore, whore BE- il prepared to attend to all
orders IN his Inc such a. Sldrbolrds, Bureaus
Tahlos, i. d-lcad : &c. Any person wishing any
Of tbo above Articles viii please give him a call
Erey eycrttap will b. used 70 please and the
work win DC made Ii the uost durable manner
j LImtcr viii be taken ~ exchange Cor work
=. NJ HuENET.
Jalg 10, 1874 4ltf
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Severed yaurg Ladies can obtain hoatd IN the
family OF the Principal whefc they viii re i've
every attention toohoir cumfaIl, and moreover be
uGder TIC constant obscfv ton and care Of thcir
Teachers
Liaco,aioH, Jim. | lSil 3w
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Bust Received

q T tho Charlotte Drug Stn'e large and
u fresh supply of invaluable Family Nc dcines
among which are
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&l BaanaWGy
80 = ESGoN lie slb.or1.r q Mon.
14A n day tpai last, au irden'cd
* p. Wrrulrlo b, tir name # En-
& GENE \. SAuNiER about IL
-. 80 gear I'D, sna OF ui, age, I'd com
p.cx4pu, + q latr aud neIrighteG, mud CIR away
pl5r Of .psras which be NAV loayf or IT, bud
on d DIX blu jeans ccal and glasgow ans pan.
iallous-i fir nt-brinFt he r. Ice bought
uca PAIR oil b8os on my ,f5dt aud y rev over.
cont witch l., plid r maGe Of a cry clntii com
pos Il IL cotton and wool -mpchlro orgc lcr him.
suppose he bad no ;nicuuen OF rluIuElway, but
b ing discovered IN apr rating one ot mg mo.
MY to bis nNn use, and uglg- pura,ltrd Al Soy.
.crtluf the st rs at which | bad accounts, 90
chez ~lhou NY knowledge, he supposed HAT he
would cciyr what be ll-tly fcs. ryCd-aud SO
took TINS hy tie r,o This Is moi tbs first
tine he has tccn guilty Of taking What did MOI be.
lang 10 hun iaf lie was caught with such hrgc
amount 81 money about him about year ago,
which. when To- niattir was examined in'o he
confessed he had staieH, and the circumstances
were such that had be b en- Pr secuted he would
have locn imprisoned fir several year., bnt upon
promise Of tfarnalian the mau,r was dropped.
As he has relations in SJnth Carolina, and near
Raymond and IN Nicksburg, Mississippi he may
cudaavur TO 20 10 them, we th,r,Grs cuu;ian alt
pcrsous against rnsijng him as th' re- Is 10 de-.
pcnacncc to be PIT in bis honesty, rawtrtal
per ou4 irJn harhaslBL Or employing the said ap.
pr utico, aa the law win be risdly cntrsed oains
lhem It thcg do so. ANY one taking mp and ap
Prentice and delivering HIN = M shlll receive u
reward Of Two cents.
tho }. IIOLTON
CharloHc, i'm. rs, 1915.
y d ! lean that the above by was lntking
about the ,laity Of his town until Saturday
night last, wien bin AMI tnihcr bny started Tor
The South Or Wcs'--hc has ass chnrel hi.
clothes, except the ovcrcoa' We hope Eiitars al
the South and WcsL vii giye Inn natlea.
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ALSO DR.. UULL'S
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10 EDr. ID. 4. eaI,lwcl,

Llaoolaioa, jim. l lsil.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

setsIed down amid her brolhefs and sisters. She
vas too evefjnyed a, his coming To keep up the
i,ke any longer, aud when IN the sedoubiable Don
Ci"seio. Charles was IN .de-aca iainted with Lu-
yy's brother George ~ h, hadrcsided for TN years
tn Rio Jauerio, aud whom he had never before
ssen, the whsle matter was satisfactorily explaind.
Charles could M, but Acknowledge that he had
been fairly met. and as his gentle confessor was
not disPosed to imp very heavy penance on
him Cor bis waHdcrines of fancy ti'ey seon found
themselves as happy as ever. -s-s
Mrs. Wh~r,ou. having settled her lawsuit, in
other words havig ub'aiicd the divorce for which
both she and her husband had applied, set off to
Washington where she hoped 10 find exercise
FIR her talents during winter SESSION Of Congress.
She EFF mnst tender letter FIR Charles, who did
net nsider Il pruden, To 'eplo T., a similar spirit,
ans thus ended the corres,o, d-nce. Charles has
returned TO his fnrmer domestic habits, and wheu-
ever be hears Of intimate fire ndships, he always
remembers how circumstances alter cases.