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JAMES CAuDLE. charged with attempt
ing TO shoot Louisa Wynnot, is to be tried in the
Circuit Cours to-day.
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SoaERvILLE, the custom house robber,
was safely lodged in the penitentiary yesterday
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sSs- puS1op, MoscUnE s. Co., ash
-. tue UuDERsrGYsD would tender

attention of dealers to their cargo sale 81 sugar
lassaz a. comInt ncipg ut 10 O'Clock, This morning
without regard 70 weather. az io-ft
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e%- SALE OF 1874 ACRES LAND. AND 400

CoRDs WooD At AUoTIoS.-We invite atis ntion e.
the gale This Day IN the county OF Heurico OF ia
lars refer to the auction columns Of this paper.
ar I6 JAS N TAYLOR X sun. Aucts
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pOCKET KNIVES, RAZORS AND PIs-
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS Reeeiv.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING

" MANTLES.-lThe very latest style and fBsst
quality three0unced Lace Nantes; silk Nantes Of
the newest Style. handsomely trimmed; Muslin
BasqUes; stella shawls; Paris Suk ard Berege
Shawls new and beautiful article. Also. side
striped Berege Dresses; Double Dape SILKS aud be
reyes; Kobe Aquille Ducal Plaids; Bereges 81 l2xr
Also, Bonnet Ribbons Flowers snd Dress Trim
miBgs. all very cheap, at g G@ATkiN's.
Gp 10 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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RECEIVED per Virginia Central Rail
~ road, boxes prime Mountain ROLL, BUTTER.
or stss py WINSTON Il POWERS,
ap lo-3t Corner of Pearl anu Cary SIS.
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-. THg GREAT VIRGINIA Invention -rhe VIZ
GINA shINGLE MACHINE, for saving shingles.
slaves and barrel hea Ing The wonder OF the age
one OF the simplest and yet NEST perfect Machines
ever Invented One side OF every single, stave or
barrel head Warranted equal to the best planed ssr
nce. builders pronounce these shingles superior 10
sny essf heretofore brought 10 market.
1Ba TINS Machine, one man will turn ont from
1900 to A.ooo shingles per day.
The Machine 10 constructed entirely of iron. and
70 Tie most eonyerien. portable form, occupying
spaee OF ey sk fact. aud rs feet high Being com.
pss.s within Itself II requires no setting up, hut il
ready tor use as soon placed In position. Weight
so pounds
WI oe Kept In operation for few Us more at
~ flaming siii corner Main and 18th streets. be-
tween the hours at and pm The proorie,ors
may DO found II the Central Hotel, why're they are
prepared 70 ssii Machines or county rights.
b 'e@a az ADDl-Ok. DYAR 4 co.
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Ga TIE MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RETURNS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
FIDENDS

RETURNS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT
OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pay CASH, receive their dividends in
CASH = Those who give notes are credited on their
notes with the TIlIRTY-FIYE PER CENT. DIV
lDEND.
Returned TO the insured in Divi-
dendS,........ 900 500 II
Paid for Losses, by Geath.......r.... l704.Si9 IS
Capital. Jan lst. lS5S............... 1895 70
Over $2t0,OOJ have been paid 10 families living i'll
Virginia.
Tie Company being PURELY MUTUAL, those
Insured in Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Call at the Agency, No q Pearl street,
NIB Slim KNOWLES WALFORD.
Bag" IF it is good picture you want
go to old Whtehursts Gallery, II Main street
where you will not be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which will bear inspection. Examine his
specimens Photographs, Ambrotypes. Csaycn Heads.
MelaneOtypes, Panots pes, and photographs and
Photographs on silk or cambria handkerchefs.
Old Daguerreotypes copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size.
Pictures taken from va cents rain or shine Pho
tOgraphs from So.
Also, Photographs of the Washington Monument
Tst class copy, ready and for sale Call at
WATSON q SONS
B.-A young man wanted. - learn the bust
ness ap Iu-lm
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EsSS@ B0ENETs, BoHNETs
We hare Just opened fine assortment of plain
aud fancy STRAW -BONNETS. for Ladies' and Miss
rs; new style of I.EGHORN FLATS aud HATS for
Children; also. a beautiful selection of FLOWERS.
RIBBONS. RUSHES, &C, which we are selling 1T
reduced prices.
n. -BONNETS Bleaehad and Trimmed.
LADIES BAZAAR,
No Us, Broad street
(0le door above Chile5 & Chinery's)
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LOST.
D EMOVAL.-M. @. WHITMAN, BRANp

UEMUVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRAND
IL CUTTER has removed to TIE Tin AM Sheet Iron
establishment OF Messrs ID. L &. r. Weller on Nam
all in want of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS Of all
sizes and designs can be accommodated ON the most
reasonable terms and as he has carried On this bus
in this city for the last 10 years he latters hiR
sell he can please the most fastidiOus.
NH dExylr
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''LoOK NOT UPON THE VINE "-IntoXi-
eating drGks often lead men into scrapes that
they find difficulty in getting rid OF. At the fire
last Wednesday night. Waterman Boze discovered
William Morris with something concealed in his
bosom. and taking him into custody found that
he had secured bottle of wine from the cellar of
Prot. Schneider. which he intended to drink and be
merry. Morris at first gave his name as Thomp-
son, and stated that he was fireman, but after
wards admitted that he only ran with the ma
chimes occasionally. The Mayor remanded him to
answer an indictment by the next Grand Jury
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gSy" LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, Fam
GEs &c.-T reduce our stock which " unusually
large will sell at twenty per cent less than re-
gular prices. Country merchants are invited Is eX-
anime our stock-we will Ciya the bargains.
LADIES' BAZAAR.
ap lj-Iw No l5j Broad street.
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ATTEMPTED INCENDIARIsM.--Yest erday
morning, negro girl. about thirteen years old,
named Agnes, slave to Thomas Leftwich, was ex-
amned before the Mayor on the charge of setting
fire to a basket of clothes, the property of David
King. The girl had been LEFT with MIR. King only
few hours before, to he tried a nurse and gave
a selson for firing the clothes, that she wanted
to get back home. Mrs. King left her ia room
with two infant children for few minutes, and
on her return found that lighted chip had been
thrown into "A basket Of clothes. The prisoner
was remanded for trial at the next term rf the
Hastings Court, and the witnesses recognized to
appear at that time.
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fIsU ERIC ii ANTS AND OTHERS
WISHING TO ST0aE-I have ample room
Tor storing lai ge quantities Of Merchandise drain,
&c. Terms moderate. Apply To
NH ah-ts LYLE E,tSTER 9a Cary street.
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GONE INTO LiouibArioN.--Th Comptroller of Ten
nessee anpou.css that the following free Banks in
fhss State have gone 10 liquidation, aud that their
In MS hands, viz: Bank Of Paris, Bank Of Com
mercs, Bank OF Jefferson, Bank of Trenton and
bank OF TazeweiI.
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ERMAN AND FRENCH PRUNES,
~ IN BARRELS BOXES AND JARS.-l ain re-
failing prime article for cooking purposes q me
substiiu se and about cheGp rs peaches t;ai anu
orst some at LOUIS j BUSSiEUN'S,
an I6 No 50 Main street
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1919 SPRING TRADE. 1919
ROBERT j. DENNY,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns House,
Furnis hing Goods, &c, sc.

No. 30 Main Street, Richmond, Ia,
Has now in store his entire Spring stock of Eng.
lish, German and American HARDWARE, selected
with much care, purchased eNclu lively for cash Oh
the most favorable terms an adapted especially
10 this market. which respectfully invite all In
want To examine before purchasing assuring them
ofmy ability and etciHnaticn to sell as low as any
regular house whatever, and of my beet EFFORT 10
In FARMING IMPLEMENTS, I have large and
superior assortmen mt OF Wedding, Killing aud Grub
bling Hoes. Gardening Tools. Hand plows ShoVe.s
spades. Forks ana RaRes, drass and Grain rcythes
and Snaths Axes Chains and all other siIch ARTICLES
I'm Ill USs-FURNisMING GOODS ..aise my stock
Is large and commanding, viz; Tea Trays and VI al.
tiers. T"ilet sets, Jappauned fin Ware, Cutlery
fine Ivory Knives, in dozens aud sets GonbIe Ia.
ted Forks ana spoons. Brushes Hair and Feather
busters. Tubs, Buckets. Mats. Brooms, Cooking
And in BUILDING MATERIALS, particular,r
am constantly prepared with complete sort
Screws. iren aud Brass Rail. sheayes Screw, fi,Ie
and Axle Pullings. Sash Cord, Cut and Wrought
Nails and Spikes, and all other articles for building
purpas =, together with Tools Of all kinds
Also. agent for the BALTIAIORE sEI,I, AND
BRAs WORKS, and am constantly supplied With
al all, kinds e Steam Water aud Gas Coeks, Steam
whistles &c, &c. Orders carefully and propntI,
sp No. 2a5 Main street, above the Banks.
RECEIVED per Virginia Central Rail
- = : read ; boxes prime Mountain ROLL BUTTER,
tor sac by WINSTON POWERS.
NEW Hops---A fall supply of supe-
N rior Hols for sale by
JNo w POLLARD, Druggist,
aB TO 9Th street.
MOUNT EAGLE TRIP0LI, Is the best
49, article known. FOR cleaning aud Furnishing
hoid, SILVER. C0pper. eel Tin, and all other nae
tai Also for cleaning Wtdo =, Mirrors, or Glass
ware. little OF the article doesa great deal. and
Is therefore very economical. For sale by
JNo w POLLARD. Drnggists
ap u nth street. /
CALCINED PLASTER 100 bills. for
" sale By api6 I4GD DAVENPORT. !
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that Lord Napier. British Minister at Washington,
is to be recalled, his successor being already app
uointpd
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Northern Markets.

New YoRK. Anri Is Flour Translate, 81 % tl
Is; Ohio 81 SCOT 81; southern 81 scat el Wheat
firm -Southern White 81 306gl M; corn higher
White 75a751E: yellow 7G@77; Spirits Iurpentlne
5255; Rosjn 81 jCGGl %
BALTIMORE, April l5.--Flour steady and lower:
Howard street s. 1901 371a; Ohio 81 q; City Mills
ST. Red Wheat 81 O3Gg 06; white 81 l5Gtl %; Coro
active. with an upward tendency, white 6'G68. yell
loU 6TW70.
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n.y. BoENETs BoHNETs

ap lj-Iw
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RUu0RED RECALL OF LORD NAPIER.

U. s. STEAMER SUSQUEHANNA.
NEw York, April 15tb.-A large U. s. Steamer
supposed to be the Susquehanna, is below.
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s@ To THE VoTERs OF THE 1sT Dis

TRICr HENRICO COUSTY.-I hereby announce m ysolf
candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE OF the LIST
District, and solicit your sulfgages
mh I&2awts JOHN W CLARKE.
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sAIADDis," is still at the theatre, and crowds
still 10 to see it, II has but a few days more to
run, and the public had better take advantage of
the or esent,
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MATTINGS.- White and Colored yard
Iv1- wids] Canton Mating for sale by
sap IL CuILES CHENARY.
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)S REWAkD.-Mr. MADDOX and

S25 r. RE v,aE IN MADDOX ,1 and
they were quietly returning from party at mi :
night hour been bruta!ly assaulted and threatened
By party of lRlSHMEN, who were highly iniox-
Gated and who effected their rel.ase in attempting
to mold these gentlemen in custody by making vile
insinEations 10 them a reward of TWENTY-FIVE
DULLAtS will be paid for such information that III
lead to their detection anti conviction.
Gus. II. WHARTON
ep I6-It* +. z JOHNSTON.
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AGENCY m NOR

NM = fufrER, ESQ, IL the Agent for the DAILY
DxssAssa 10 uhrfolk. the circulation OF the paper
There hAvinatncreAsed 10 An extent demanding per-
sopa attention 70 .ss distribution the collection of
dues o.
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EEl" am candidate for recollection to
in the upper district, Chesterfield county.
an I,-d&cYtde# " q FLOUENOY.
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- ing In town. should procare
sns sssAm Amer otypes taken BIZ TYLER Z 10
fhf Amhroyp~s By the eslrbrstsd TgIgs d
.se made good 1t MI prices. ssom 70 cents 70 sab
ospef. iss. Msin strst ss
-. Iss Anbsosypes takpn by the esisbratea
IT, CO. srs vvDpwned for their Gne quality
~ low price, SD taksa daily. at lss Main street
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DUVAL & NORTON'S HORSE TONIC.
- for improving the condition of Horses and
Mules. giving them an appetite and relieving them
internal dis Asses
IN February last two of my Mules became very
means was used in vain But as - f0rlorn hone YOUR
Horse Tonic was used and our Mules were wonder
fully improved and the price raised from t7j To $780,
astonishing all our neshbors.
BARR K CROUCH, Richmond, Va"
For sale by DUFAL & NORTON, propretors,
iii,
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On the. re-assenbling Of the jury, the first wit
ness called was
Thomas S3rtien, ian Englishman) who testified
as follows; Was seaman on the bark 0ctavia-
Left Rio on the 18th of February, 1858, and ar
rived at this port OH Monday last. Knew William
EEnis. lie Scotchman. Witness left the
bark before he died. lie was nothing but sk in and
bone, and entirely helpless lie had been starved
Have seen him tioggcd by the captain aud second
mate,--ths former tied him up to the rigging and
whipped him. The second mate frequently beat
him-using "A rope, wood, or anything he could Law
his hands on. Have him jump on Ennis
The reason alleged for such treatment was that he
Was no sailor, and could do nothing on board shin
He shipped as a sailor. Did nothing that witness
coald see to offend the captain-was always peace-
able and quiet. Witness saw the captain lie him
to the rigging. lie was stripped and tied around
the waist. Have seen him naked on the poon al
night, and the captain made boy chase him
around the deck with rope. All bat two Of the
crew-witness and another--had been fiorgad
Witness shipped at Rio for Richmond T5a can.
tain was not liked by the crew-thoss who 90 one
voyage with him will never go again. The second
mate is "a bullying kind of man--constantIy cali
Ing the men hard uamess The first mate had no
thing to do with It, Deceased had an ulcer on his
lott ieg-it was small when he shipped but no
thing could be done 10 cure it. When / last saw
him lie had scars on his back ana head-his ewes
were bioodshot-but had no recent wound to my
knowledge. lie was fed on bread and water the
whole passage until the last two or three days,
when the captain sent him souie meat and coffee.
but he was too far gone to eat. lie Was on deck
when we touched at City Point. The second mate
stamped on him, and asked him, Why don't you
de The captain saw tie treatment, bnt said no.
thing. They used to beat him with Delaying pins
never say the first mate punish him, A - (
Robert Croiglttm.-Am an American; was attach
cd 10 the bark 0etayis, knew Vim. Ennis; believe
he was beaten to death by the captain and second
mate; never saw the first mate beat him. disa.
gree with the previous witness ia one poiat only;
don't think deceased was on deck at City Point:
think the last time be was on deck was in lamp
ton Roads. left the vessel Tue sday evening be-
fore the mans death He lay in the foreeastls
when we arrived. The Captain previously kept
him In the hold nearly all the time with chains ON
him | helped to draw him up; ropes were placed
around under his arms for that purpose. One man,
whose name ! doa't know. jamped overheard
soon after having been beaten by the second mate.
Said he wanted water, and the mate sent him for
ward 20 get II, when he jumped overheard We
tackled ship, but bat conld not save him. Had
heard hiu. threaten to jump overheard ia conss.
lhenss Of tbs seeond mates cruelty. Never saw
the Captain bsai tiat man. The last beating know
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sAML s. BU ReH being employed with RE.
would be pleased to have his friends call ana see
hhn. ~ ap slim
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OAK POSTS. OAK POSTS AND FBNC.

" ING PLANk.-2quare Oak Posts for yard sBd
garden fences: ronad White Oak Posts Is 10 "a feet
long; White Oak Fencing Plank IS feet long. sea
souei OAK aud PINE WOOD by the cord. Fog sale
by HUGH WATT
Al 'ress through Richmond Pos, Office
ap iH-im
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n CREW & SON,
". STEAM, SOAP. AND
CANDLE MANUFACTURERS.

(l7TH STREET. OPPOSITE THE MAsKET,)
Have now on hand large stC o. oiditereut kinds
OF soap suited to our home market, free OF fish al
and ali injurious substances. The trade would Do
we'll 10 give us a call, We have tho article lhat
will give satisfaction 60 the consumer
ss- Ali articles Of onr manufacture. warranted
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H $1,000 A YEAR.

ap lj--d&wlInif
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S1TEAM CANDIES manufactured daily
- Of best standard Crushed Suga.s. Orders taken
to be put up in turn Call and leave them eav 7, Al
- LOUIS i BDASIECN'S
anIf No 80 Main street.
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NEW HoPS---A fall supply of supe-
~ rior Hofsb for sale by
JNo w POLLARD, Druggist,
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sccptre over the heart. From the
four rivers Of Eden it flashed from the
trippling wavelets. 1t hummed q
sweet song in fragrant zephyrs that
famed the cheek Of mother Eve. II
smiled from leafy Valambrosia, and
gIittcred from the stars that CLEANED
like lanccs from "the deep gallileev
1t has fingered upon the trembling
string of the Tyre, and EMBODIED poetry
in its spotless mantle The beautiful!
1t is not in the alluring Tarpia, with
her glittering Jewels and frozen eye
balls, staring forever. In the pomp
and pageantry ofthe earth, it is only
m%imickcd. it is in the simplicity Of
innocent, holy Childhood, sleepingupon
the mothers bosom and dreaming Of
the angels, or playing beneath shady
trees. Manhood, moving onward in
a noble mission, possesses true Beauty.
And then old Age-the twilight Of
life-when the stars OF eternity begin
TO shine out from the far off heaven
how beautiful it is! In truth, earth,
air and heaven arc filled with tho
Beautiful. 1t is the great cmbodi.
ment of nature and natures Cod
streaming floating clouds, and muir.
muring rivers, silent from groves and
solemn forests. Science and art are
but keys to unlock the doors to its ex.
hibitions. All the christians virtues
cluster, as stars, in its crown In sooth,
we love the Beautiful, audit shall bel
part of our mission to develope kee-
ncr appreciation of Interchange,
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The following story is told Of a rev
o~lutionary soldier who was running
for Congress: 1t appears that our hero
was opposed by a much younger man,
who had never sheen to the wars
and it WA the want Of old "rcvolu-
tionary" to tell the people Of the hard.
ships he endured. Says he:
''FclIow citizcns-l helped to whip
the British and Indians. | have slept
upon the field Of battle with no COW
cring but the canopy Of Heaven. !
have walked ovcrfrozen ground till cv-
cry footstcp made was marked with
blood"
Just about this time, ono the 'sov-
creigns," who had become very much
affected by his tale OF woe, walks up
in front Of the speaker, wiping the
tears from his eyes with the extrem-
ity OF his coat tail, and i%nterrupting
him. says:
did you say YOU fought the British
ana the llglneS!
Yes" responded the old ~"revolu,
tionary."
did you say you had slept on the
ground, while serving your country
without any kiver!'
"Ycs, sir | did"
"Did you say you had followed the
enemy of your country overthe frozen
ground till every lootstep was marked
with bloOd!"
"Yes," cxultingly replied the speak.
err.
"Well, Them says the fearful "sov-
ereign," as he gave a sigh of painful
emotion. "rll be Id if don't think
you've done enough for your country,
and I'll vote for the other man."
But little is said now about the At
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CHAPTER THIRD.

He had declared his affection once
more, had told the troubles h~chadscen,
the loneliness Of his poor heart, OF
hopes disappointed, and Of the drcary
aspect as he looked over the unknown
cXpansc ofluturc time. Yes, he WOO
ed her again.
She received, in almost spccchIess
wonder, al expression Of love, as fer
vid, as profound as that lavished by an
Eastern idolator upon the Day God at
his coming. All! we imagine we see
her revcling in that frcnzied dclirium
so absorbing, SO sweet. We see
him in silent, blissIul rapture at her
feet, gazing into the heaven of her
eyes, and gently taking her hand in
his, talks over and mourns the Past,
while she, iorgetlul of it, points to the
future with roSeate hucs oftrust. She
loves him for the troubles he has seen,
and ''hc loves her that she does pity
them"
Hist! what half.spoken, faint whis-
per is that we hear! lie has obtained
her consent, and both sit mute in &C.
stacy, both hearts too full for utter
ance.
ooh! who the exquisite delight can tell,
The Joy which mutual confidence imparts!
Or who can paint the charm unspeakablo
Which links in tender bonds two faithful
heartsl"
But now comes the tug of war
Her fathers heart is stubborn and ar.
rayed against him. To secure his
consent is impossible, and thus cop.
positions frosty blight seems to chill
their hopes" But of what avail is
opposition when two fond hearts thus
truly plight their affectionsl What
account are locks and boltsl
Need we say more' Already the
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MARnIED.--At Mr.. Luke hellcys' III
this county, by w. d. Farls' Esq
about two weeks since, Mr.. JACOB
Hammers and Mrs. Charity Joiner
all of this county.
There is good deal Of romance III
reality connected with the above mar
rage, and were we u novelist, would
certainly transmit this romance to
~posterity. Mr.. Hammers has twice
married this lady Of his-has twice
stood before Cupid's altar and assent
ed to the little angels sweet com
mands-has twice paid his license fee
and vowed to take her for better or
worse.
The circumstances ofhis "wayward
love" are briefly as follows;
Mr.. Hammers woocd and won, and
was united in wcdlock to the girl OF
his hearts choice. In bliss or woe,
they determined to share each others
fortunes. and entered upon the fulfill
mrnt orthcir vows with a zeal worthy
oC,hc cause. Their days o. rapturous
dclioht rolled on until some seven or
cicht neutrality-suspicious. were given to
cement their love, and more closely
bind the twain in one. But alas. the
tokens Of conjugal affection awaited
nothing. Time, in his ccaseless roll
had wrought many changes. Inc
husband had desired, pursued, obtain
cd and now he seemed satlatcd. I'm
pcrjous Time, cruel, unhccding Time,
seemed to have changed sweet con
cord 10 sad discord, and no doubt "iam-
iIy lars" became more common than
lars of Jelly. At last they came to
the mutual conclusion that it was not
well for them to live together, and
Slraightway a divorce wasobtained'--
With her maiden name, she returned
to her fathers roof, to seek comfort
under its broad protection, and find re-
lief for her mind in rambling DER the
pleasant grounds on which she had
played n the haicyon days other child
hood, But that she found what her
soul craycd, we will not say.
Let Us leave her and look at her abb
sent, but not forgotten lover.