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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-22
AUCTION SALES.
IkILIlUY K CD.


IkILIlOY * CO.
Will cell Ills DAY q, 10 O'Clock. at their ssesrooms.
No. l9s Me,ting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel.
- CONSISTING or:
DRESS GOODS. Donls-lie". sa,lncls. Clothing. Ho.
sitrv. White Goods. an'i Nninns.
Tho whole of the above will hc closed out without re-
scivc In order to mako room iur new consisnnents
Lot CARPENTERS TOOLS. Plated Ware. md sun.
drca. July ~
by aIILLIEhS Il son.
Will sell TOMORROW I'D ihst an Friscrs Wharf, nj
10 O'Clock $1,000 New Bricks Gre, Brown, md Red
In lotH to suit purchasers. July ~
UNDER DECREE IN Equity.
iuylr. II HSiCf, ps. McRiaiJy
On TUESDAY The 23i july nt ii o.lock. @ill 10 sold
In iron, Of The old Custom lIous".
thcrco situate on thu nnrtil side OF Cannon street. in
the city of Oh rlcson. nasurina frNnt said street
Bunnling north on lands Of W H. Grubcr: south on
sn,lon rrcrt: vest on =. aud east on lands now or
Terms t,nchird cash; balance credit ofonc. two
n rs" ESnr r,s,,rsd by 9o Of the purchaser and
stamps j.w. uIiAY.
H"'ny Rayying, on account Of Underwriters and
by JOHN q. siiIS siiI.Sou * co.
tba sorcn,s @ as. l Mr u NJ ps,osk' win be seid S
Wharf, ''''
on board i%S5Gs aaiss Gasis ON in
her VOYAGE from Boston to this port.
Cohuihons cash. July %
-
UNITED STATES aIAlssIIhL'S SALE.
SOUTH CaROTLSA DISrRCr.-IN ADMIRALTY
Peter La,ctcsS Ct a., as. Steamer L.
bet for Wages. fSSisi
STENIioUSE ~ CO.. AuctIontSrs.
by virtue Of MI Order Of Sale. to directed from The
Honorable the Judge Of tho District Court of South
roll a, In Admiralty for tho District aforesaid
nbova case. will expose tor s1io a public auction
at the old Exchange, ca,t end Of Druad street. In the
port OF Charleston. Oil WEDNESDAY next, tho 2itl
instant. ut II o'clock NJ
The STEAMER VOLUNTEER, her Tackle and Apnarel
as shc now lies at tic Gas CoInpany'B Wharf.
ALSO,
At the same time and place. tho HULL AND BOILER,
anh mater nls oi the Steamer CHARLESTON she
lies Mt tho Gus Company'B Wharf.
Terms cash. Purchasers 10 pay for necessary papcrs
j. i. NJ EPpIE0.
U. s. Marshal. 40. Ca. District.
July 10 fnw;i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-22

nATIs oS Goons FROM B,iTINohE To CHARLESTON g. e.
filst ClasH Hooda 81 CT per 100 pounds
Second Class uoods. ............ a ipr ION bounds
Third Class Goods. ,,,,,.. Ia ttpr 1OO nonn3s
fehr'h CiaHs Goods 81 per 100 pounds
PHILADELPHIA CHARLESTON
Ftrsi Class Goods. ,.sl ~ pcr ion porn]s
Second Class Goods. .......... AZ icr 100 i,,lnly
Third Class Goods. ........., 1 I'd ner ION bounds
fonrth Class Goods.. 9l por 101 pounda
PHILADELPHIA 10 CHARLESTON, VIA ASSAMEssic RAIL
ROAD.
Ltfn CiasS Goods 81 O2 per 100 pounds
Sccon lass Goods. CT per 100 pounds
Third Class dortls .......... 81 per 100 pounds
fohrth Clasi Goods. Oh por 100 pounds
- NEW YORK To cliARLENroS.
First Class Goods. Isl u per 100 pounds
second Glass Goods. ~ per 100 pounds
hlru Slas lotts 10 per 100 pounds
iourth Cinss d' ods. 91 per 100 pounds
- BOSTON T0 CHARLESTON.
tirst CllEs Goods. ~ 81 per 100 pounds
second Clasa Goods. 81 per 100 pounds
lihrd Clsa doodS. 81 per 100 pounds
Fourth Class Goods. 1 IL pcr 100 Inuup
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-22

Post 0nicc Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 3. O., July Il, 1851.
After today the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close Mt 8 O'Clock AL, md to-,:ny anu after
wards they aro expected TO reach the Railroad
"Staton" nj 80 O'Clock PM, nnd to be ready for
delivery ut this Office nt $3.50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when tho hour will be from PM. to Z
PM, until further nolicc.
STANLEY Z. rpr0-,vp u NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-22

SUDDEN DEATu.-ltis not often that We are called
upon TO feel that in midst Of life wo nro in DEATH
but cases do occur whom tho suddcnncss of tho
shock takos oil by surprise, and the truth OF tho
scripture saying is brough ht homo to orery heart
The exposure to tho hoat OF Tho sun has in many
cases resulted fatally, but it is seldom That tho
reaper Doath gathers In his victims without some
premontory warning. A young lady of this city,
tho daughter OF prominent merchant, attended
church yostorday morning, but before night her
lifo had flown, and household was plunged in
mourning.
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
Budget Of SciSs0ringS.
God Bless the Boysl

ANSWER To "GoD BLISS THT Girls 10
God bless the boys
Who thrill our Joys
With loving tender kisses.
Who squeeze our hands
Or loose our bands
ofhowing silkcn tresses
Then romp aud swing
Us. DER the spring"
Adown the shady hallow;
'ris all the same.
They're not 20 blame.
Love" leads-and they but follow.
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
Van Buren, Ferry.

/ Ferry, at Van Buren. Ark, is now in the
exclusive charge and control OF the under
signed, who has had charge of it for many
years lie has recently put IN service n NEW
BOAT, built by him expressly for this Ferry.
and employed careful, experienced and com
pctcnt ferrymen. Travellers are assured that
at this Ferry they will have safe crossing
over the Arkansas River, and will meet with
no detention.
WIN. +. ENGLAND.
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
a War Wanted.

ENENlAN or any other; or an expedition
IL to the plains, to enable us to close out
a consignment of
~ army six mule wagons complete
iUU camp Kettles 100 mess pans
30 sctts harness 700 lbs harness leather.
WIN be closed out ut low rates war or no
war. by SCOTT Il GO.
Van Buren,. June %.
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09

TNllE Van Buren, Agricultural Works want
i. an unlimited number of saw stocks.
They will contract for any quantity delivered
at the river bank in rafts,or delivered by wag-
on at their Steam Saw Mill, upper end Of the
City Wharf. Stocks Of any kind of Lumber
such as Pine, Cedar Oak Cherry, Walnut,
Gum, Cottonwood, &C., wanted Persons
wishing to contract viii address 4" Van Buren,
Agricultural Works" or apply in person at
the Office Of the works.
IlAlMAN d SCOTT.
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
Drugs and Medicines.

rODFRY'S Cordial: Batemau's Drops: Iauda
II nam, Paregorc, McIanes and Fahuestocks'
Vurnir.ge; McLane's Lees, Ayers and Shallen-
burgers Pills; Pain Killer; Spaldings Glue: Muci.
lage; Browns Ess. Ginger Sedlits Powders; Copal
yarnish; Spts Turpentinc, Lnseed Oil; Sp,
salts. I.ampblacl, Marking Brushes; Bottle Corks;
Indigo; Madder; Coppeas; Concentrated Lye;
Ext Logwood; Yeast Powders, &c, DO. For sale
bv &C. SCOTT T. co.
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
DQTICB TO DEBTORS.

Ill persons indebted to M. LYNCH
IA either by Note or Account, are herepy
notified to come forward and pay up at once
All who do not pay attention to this summon
by the lst of January, will be sued to the lus luz
extent Of the lava word to the wise Is Wp svip
licient-comc forward at once and sAt,II
COST. as am compelled to settle up tlilso"
business.
Country produce of all descriptions WI Will "
taken at market price: such us Cotton, Oo'"
Wheat, Hides, Peltries, ETC., etc. IN
All persons desiring to payin produce. s w.t.
deliver at Lynch's Brick Store Main slf"'
Van Buren.
oct. 4-lG u, G.. LYME
The Van Buren press., 1867-08-09
God Bless the Men !

We say amen,
Who buy US "shawls and dresses"
Or candied " drops"
Or lemon pops"
Stand treat--vhen heat oppresscs,
The" ducks and dears,"
Wen soothe their fears
And show heap ofsorrow;
Just as it suits,
For gloves" or" boots"
That's wanted for the morrow
Oh, can't we vile,
And coax and smile
When they Of I" cash" seem weary,
To get the JOB"
And ease their fob"
Leaving them--ne'er nary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

ITALIAN APFAIEs.-Cabie dispatches OF las;
night say that il In rnmored that Eatazzi will
resume the Premiership OF Italy, and will
form q new Cabinet hostile 70 France. The
French Government u seriously conside erinG
the IeceSsity OF ordering the troops OF the
french expedition remaining At Ciyita Vsc.
CHA 10 return 10 Rome. The National Parl,a.
ment OF Italy will, AT an early day, vote to re-.
aihrm In solemn manner its declaration that
the city OF Rome belongs 10 Italy as the Capt.
tai oi the nation. In consequence Of an adverse
vote IN The House Of Deputies, the members O:
the Cabinet have rendered their resignations
10 the KING, bui await the judgment or the Min.
istry on their acts. The new Ministry, il Is
reported, VIII probably be organized under
Mars hal Durando The Holy Father In az
aiocution congratulated his hearers on the
defeat OF Garibaldi and The preservation OF the
Holy See from great danger. The Italian Par
lament, by q recent vote. refused to paw the
interest on the debt Of the provinces formerly
belonging 70 the States OF the Church The
Governments of Fran ce and Italy have com.
menced negotiations for the abroea'Ion of the
September convention, with the understand.
Ing that any agreement they may arrive al in
the matter shall be submitted 10 the approval
of the other Powers OF Europe. The Frenc n
Government has sent n dispatch 70 Italy pro-
resting against their refusal TO pay the interest
ON the debt OF the States Of the Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

TREAfNKIT OF DIPTHKRIA--An en- cnsre.
says that diptheria in iis early stage may De re-
cognized by ahy person Of ordinary capS ,i.y
oy Two marked symptoms; the sepea-lon or 4
bone or bard substance IN the throat rendering
swallowing DIM Guilty and painfa nj, and mArG,
ed factor, UNPLEASANT smell OF the BREATH me
res ult or its putrefactlye tendency. On the ap-
Pearance OF these symptoms, IL ths patssnt Ia
OLD sAougn 70 do &C, give piece 81 20 m cam
phor OF the size OF a marrow Fat pc a. and lei L.
oe retained an the mouth sw wallO wIag slowly
the saliva charged with IL until AZ 10 an sons
In al hour or so give another: and 81 ias end
OF THIRD, a fourth will no. usually he rea c r.
60; but ~ the pain and unpleasant breath are
relieved 1t may be used two or three um.s
more, At little longer interval, say tuo OF
three hours II the child is young, DO wder shs
camphor, which can be easily done by adding
a drop or two OF spirits OF alcohol % it. aud
with an equal quantity ofpow iered loaf sugar,
or better, powdered rock candy, and blow a.
throueh Quill or tubs Int its throat, depress-
ing The tongue win q nsft of q spoon.-Ess
TOek EkdmineT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

DEATH OF A WEALTHY CoLoRsD NAN-We
see 1t stated that jas Roper, the largest land
holder and the wealthiest man in Jefferson
county, Va, l. dead. Roper was q coiored
man. the natural son CT an eccentric English.
man, " no bequeathed the most OF his properly
TO the recently deceased, who added greatly 70
faculty Tor acquiring property, and q mania
for adding to bis large landed estate. Every
year or two he would purchase q farm, for
which we have known him to pay as mn en- as
S1lt per acre. when dollars were dollars Ro-
per was an intemperate man, yet uch was
his natural shrewdness that nobody could IA ks
advantage OF him In q trade even " hen be was
drunk. He was q quiet, inofensiye man and
as generally esteemed as a man OF his habits
could expect 10 be. He never voted, served on
luries, or attempted TO exercise rights denied
by the laws, YET he was as fully projected in
his rights OF person and property as any man
IN Virginia, and has doubtless left alarger and
more valuable landed estate than auy man
now living in this State can ooast.-LRackbarJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDEHT-Sckool House BI0rn
Docn--The following is from the Pontiac
tMIcB.) Gazette. 18TH: About half past two
O'Clock on Friday last during the tremendous
gale then raging, the third ward school house,
south of aid immediately adjoining the fair
grounds, IN this city, was partially bio wn
pr sent injured, some of them, it is feared, IA
tally. The upper portion Of the west end of
The building was blown in. aud the heavy
mass OF brick and mortar falling upon the
ceiling. broke through IL into The school room
below, and the pressure on the joists crushed
out the south wall, letting the W hole mass q d /.
on the head OF the teacher and the terrified
the wreck Of the building after the accident, Il
seems almost a miracle that any OF those In
the house should have escaped alive. Asitis.
many are seriously hurt, and some, IL is fear.
ed. fatally, though we hope this may not be
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24
PROM EUkOPE TO.Dsv.
PROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Continued Fenian Exciteme m pt ts
Destroy the Gas Works at GIassow-A
Sublime but Terrible SiSht-Apprchen.
tions of Danser-The Eruption Of Mount
NesuvIus.
BY Gable TO the Associated Press. I

/" oTkS AZ r1aS9Ow-A
Sublime but Terrible Sight-Apprcheu.
sions of Dan.er-The Eruption Of Mouo
NesuvIus.
IBy Caole to the Associated Press.l
LONDON, Dec. 24-2 p. N.-Copsol., 81 for
money, =: :; 5'2Vs' '25t. Illinois Central,
''t fiv.arooL. hass, bee e.-oot.on heavy: sale.
will not exceed s,oCO bales. Coru quiet Meat
firm. Peas declined to l6s Bacon Ais. Other
articles uDaltered.
LONDON, Dec. 2i-Noon.-Ths Feuiaus are
stll active. The newest sensation Ia the e6or, |,
made last evening 10 destroy he gas works at
Glasgow. Enerts had been made tue niSnt
before to destroy the gas wores at Warrington,
near Liverpool
In both cases the efforts were uusuccss..
ful.
The authorities il those cities are doubly
waichfui, and no further trouble is appre.
hended.
Dispatches received from yarious parts of
the Kingdom report everything quiet to-day.
Dispatches received from Naples mention
that the eruption OF Mount Eesuvius Is con-
tinually increasing in power and splendor
Immense sheets OF white. yellow, aud GRIM
son fire arise hundreds OF feet above the
crater, and a. night the Bay OF Naples is
lighted mp for miles. Lava is pouring do wn he
noun tain sides in immense Quantitias ana large
stones are occasionally thrown out from the
mouth OF the volcano. deep rumbhng like
reysrbera'ing thunder is heart from time TO
time a. IN the bowels OF the earth, and many OF
The people IN the vicinity have lsft
their houses, fearing an eartDQ lake or other
calamity. No such eruption has probably oc-
curreu in Nesuvins for centuries and the
spectacle is regarded as one of the mos mag-
nificent and sublime ever witnessed in ns-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

THE KILLING OF HON. c. 3. HAMIL-
TON BY HIS INSANE son.
Further Particulars
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.


COLUMBUS, Dec. 23.-Cornelius s. Hamilton,
The Republican member OF Congress from the
9Th district OF Ohio, was killed by his iu sane
son AZ Marysville yesterday morning. It ap-
pears that the con whe comm tted the dreadful
set had hem deraDeed some weeks. Tns
fafher left Washington to see him. aud had
made arrangements 10 bring him 20 the o.
lumbus Lunatic Asylum to-day. While feed :
Ing the stock ysserday Sunday morling on
bis farm bear Marys ysvilie, the boy stepped M
behind him, apd with piece OF heavy board
struck him on the back OF The head, Killing
nm Instantly. He then covered up the dead
booy with fodder, and started 10 kill his
moiher. SeizDg sn axe he made towards her,
when q younger brother, seeing the axe In the
manIsc's hands, shouted to his mother 10 run
or Thomas would kilI her She did so aud
escaIed. The manisc then started for the
brother who gave the alarm, and stru ck him
dangerous blow on the shoulder. A ueigh-
Dor, alarmed at the outcry, ran TO the rescue of
the boy, caught the axe. aud succeeded. with
the sssis'snce of others who ad By this time
reached the scene, In preventing further mis-.
ebief. The insane son is now iu prison seem.
ingiy unconcerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24
The Canaan Ckild Nsrder.
CONFESSION ny THE wosAs HROvx
The Hsrt ord Ooursnt ssys:

The Hsrt ord Courant says:
sJoseph Brown and bis wife. 1o~sphtue
~ tsnssn, Connecticut were privately oS>-
torec I thursday ny the Iusu rsnor oficers and
oe'sciive., sno some turner iRformsuoa e&s
heen ootsIned from Mrs. Brown. she msses
the following cOnfesston:
"Tkss erl was my washer vonSn's chnd,
ane i took n 70 live with M. . tbo0gnt
sboulo 20 back 10 DAYTON again. Her morner-s
psue s Ssevar aud sue ts a poor widow xO-
msn. She went with me 20 tue depo; shen
We came away 70 come east Sh- gave me-
the child 10 come 20 Canby with NE aud live
After the child wss burnt ne I Joe) sad % M.
Now 10 they IND out that thls child " nbt
mine, hey viii hang NE Tor nurdsring her
hnew 0. was not ms chil1. The next aAy hs
foio me not 10 tell any one that Il Vas not his
ehila. He told me This IN the psrlor 81 the
Amer their ARRIVAL Stsrsuby. she .sys th.t
Joe tsio ne was willing 70 have ths chIld
taken up, because ihry won't ma anyunIns
wropei bot, be said cont for Gods ss6e say
anything shout its not being my child, for
they n hang me u you %. Joe came up on
Friday all OF \ fiutisrins wsy aud srestlv .1
cited. 4 said, Whats the ms.t-rf he ssld.
Mr.. PATTERSON has been saying hey are soipc
10 take the child mp. L often xsEed nfu "a
write or telegraph 20 her mother, bu, ne ,aii n
would do no good. Thai day when Mr. i,af-
terson was there i said 20 10. when ne cane
in 80 frisbtened-Joe, 10 q poss'Ole ma, y0u
could have burnt or murdered nat chId-so
horrible deed He replied, Why DO VOC
think Did ui IL 1 did your lifs msy - an
dapeer some time. Joe ws- as waite ns
could be, aud scared about sometnlng'
"Mrs Brown made q fsrther coef-s.ion, ss
follovs:-sMrs. StewsTt, the motn~r Of AuCs-
line, lives at No. NJ Montgomery sureet, psy-
ton. she lived In the house WIN us. When
We came away she ana her child cane 20 Tue
depot 70 see " on never kept etnsr N the
house but once, ana tha, wss a long time sro
Il have sent and got morphine ooos or twice 1
never knew Joe 10 get anything OF the ktnd.
j had 3 smsll vial of turpentine IN the hosse
out there was not more than teaspoonfal OF
IT.
.sShe also said that the cororer's INQUEST St
Canasn, one beales brought the paper- giving
the verdict of mot gully foppa by The lpry,
And gave them TO Brown, Say ing: sHere are me
pspers, pnt them In yorr pocket and k.ep them
there, and n any one insults ySu sooot this
nre, put them through. The psp-rs VIII pre-
'ect you any where, uniess you make a coafee-
SION, or something is found out She sAys that
Brown gave Besles 500 at that time Soc con-
ciuded Der review OF me case BY saying sJoe
has never by any word sofa me fnas he wSs
eoine 10 Kali the child, or that ne dtd 10 A. 4
have told you all that led me 20 thiat Ne ala
do ~, and ~ b. true, every word OF n.'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

FESIAN APPAIgt IN ENGLAND Gable dis
patches VI last nEghI say that EeniSnism is
still engTossing 8 lare share OF public atten.
ton. though the excitement caused by The re-
cent outrages has pretty much died out. There
II wide spread and ever increasing feeling,
favorabie 10 the anelioraticn OF the condition
OF lr,sh as the most effective mesns Of snp-
pressing Eenianism. The London Ti-.ss OF
yesterday morning strongly iavors this ldsa,
and believes the next SESSION of Parllamenr
Will be occupied with the con nsiderauoa of
Irish affairs. The reg ular police force of Lon.
don has been largely increased. Timothy Des-
mond and Jerry Alien, the alleged perpstra.
tors of the ClsrKen well explosion. were
brought before the magistrate yesterday aud
uuderwenta 3 preliminary examin alton. at the
close or which tney We're remaudeo 70 iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24
EIspement Case In u..d,il.

Considerable excitement extsts IN Uasdflla.
N. Y, In consequences OF the elopement OF
X. Thomas, former hosrder in Mr. Smiths
family. The Unadilla Times gives The ioIbov-
ing particulars
for several months pas, Mr. =. has ss.p>c,-
ed an improper intimacy exisliag BE-: y cen
Thomas and his wife, which culmln zteo an &C
open avowaf OF his suspicious a few yeeks
ago, ana tnen temporary sepsrs,ion-tne re-
moving to her fathers- Only q few dAys pYS-
yious TO the elopement Mrs. smith returpsd
10 Der husband, and AFFAIRS were micsoiy Al
Justeo. TO the apparent Satisfaction Of all con
cerned-Mr. smith concedme that ne vas
wrong IN his suspicious, and doubtless feeling
that
.'Trines, light as air,
Are TO the jealous. confirmation strong
As proofs Of holy writ"
Thomas was invited 70 Thanfsgivine dinner,
and again all went merry q marrisr. ps,i
Last Monday evening Mrs. s. called ~ ner
husbands store with her little three year OLD
daughter, representing that she wished %
leave the child for q fe W momena, while Vie
.1, IanG !, ne,sne9rs; & r,rins Of her coming, be
stripped OF nearly every tbing vaIaaole. an
cluding furniture, srockery, silverwArs. Jew
elry, DC. Upon inquiry he learned th.f h.s
wife had taken westward bound rssn in
company with Thomas. only a few nomeuz
After leaving the child ~ has store. Procuring
horse, Mr.. - gave pursuit, sns upon reach
ing Alton, the present terminus of the Albany
and SasQ uehaDna RailrOa found thas they
haa taken livery for Nipevah, where he
arrived about midnight Securing the services
OF an officer, and q search warrant FOR tss
stolen goods, accompani he'd by q poss,. ne pro-
ceeded 10 Scott's Hotel. Upon gaining entrance
TO the apartment, Ars. Smith and Thomss
were found occupying the same bed. BON
appeared dumb-founded, and said but HttSe 10
relation TO the outrage they hsd com msgte1,
except that Thomas admitted they were on
their way TO Ohio. After securing the stolen
goods The husband returned, leaving BIS wife
and the man Of her choice alone with their
disgrace.
Mrs. Smith is OF respectable pArentase toe
daughter of ELIJAH NJ. Clark, Of BAKER. Broome
county. Az the time she married Mr.. Smith,
labout nve years aGo.l she was the widow o
horace FRAU, formerly daguerrean araG. g.
Marathon, who was killed in attempting %
Jump upon moving trsin OF care Only q few
months previous. For several months pxst
MT. Smith has suffered much agouy of IND
in consequence OF his domestic sdalrs, spch
only as he
w no dotes. yet doubts; suspects. ye, saons,y
10 capable OF feeling; but resol utely en- dssvored
70 drive away suspicious OF treacnery In nls
household, and X was not until ne sxw Win
has own eyes that he yielded 70 the belief ;hx.
his wife was false. Mr.. Smith is an indus ri-
ons, hard rd-vorkiDg citizen, and in this great
domestic misfortune has The sympsthy o. tne
entire community.