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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
CAREER OF A WHITE SLAVE.
She Serves Two Black Mistresses and
Becomes a Countess.

Becomes a Countess.
Louise Mulhbach, in her LET
ters from Egypt" tells a very ro-
mantle story about the wife of Count
Benedict, The French Plenipo-
tentiary at the Prussian Court be-
fore the outbreak of the present war
A very rich Greek merchant. resident
in Alexandria, had two black wives,
whom he loved dearly, and for whose
service he provided large retinue
of beautiful girls. One of his wives
one day Glanced to see n charming
white girl, and was so pleased with
her that she coaxed her husband
into buying her.
The beautiful slave became con-
fidential servant and companion to
her black mistresses, and conducted
herself toward them in such saga
cious manner that she became indis-
pensable to them. She sang to them
and gossipped and frolicked so grace
fully that ennui was bannished COM
pletely. She won their affections,
and through them also the affection
of her master, the venerable Greek
merchant.
But unfortunately the black wives
suddenly fell sick ono day, and be-
fore nightfall they were both dead.
Their disease was known to nobody,
and they were hastily buried. The
beautiful young slave, who had not
left their side for a moment during
the few hours of their illness, seem
ed inconsolable. She did her best,
however, to assuags the grief of the
ancient merchant, and in this way
so endeared herself to him that he
adopted her as his child and heir
since he was just little too old tc
marry her. In course of time the
venerable sage rejoined his swarthy
wives in the other world, and tn,
fortunate nymph came into posses.
sion of his millions. At this stag,
of her existance Count Bennedetti
who was then only n penniless at
tache to the French consulate il
Alexandria, offered her his hand ant
heart, and having married her, Will
the aid of her wealth cut for himsel
n road to fame. In this way she VIII,
was once a slave to slaves became
star in the circles of the Frencl
world of fashion.
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WHEELER MINING COMPANY.

w Location Of works Pine Grove Fs1neralda
county. nevada Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock. ON account of
assessment No. 8, levied on the 18th day Of De-
cemb.r, $50, tn. several amounts set opposite
tbs names Of the respective shareholders, fol-
lows:
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Ghe lailp State 9egister,
Published Daily, Mondays Exespted,)
-BY-
PERKINS &c STREET.

OFFTCE-Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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Ana IN accordance with law, ana an order OF the
BOARD Of Trustees, made on the 18th day Of De
cember. 1870, so man, shares Of each parcel Of
said stock may be necessary will be sold by pub
lie auction, at the Office Of the company, on
Monday, the 3Oth Of january, 1 s71,
at the hour Of l. O'Clock m. Of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together with
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
EDWARD y. BENT, Secretary.
o1hce-3is California street, San Francisco, Cal :.
ial7-td
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

di.qnancf from hoi nx any Of honor Of emclunen,
fsrnr with any chse er or nv pesson de- MATED
cytea so sersins. ,c csnv sssi ps drss.s ssy ot
prison taan year.
assisting IN s.sS.. ,si@s. s:rs.,i.
ic AnyYerson Offending his last prsvslon shall
he eeemed e@y Of sni pnnirhs - ser . m,sss,nsa9o
poll without hsv sabserl.e ed she a.'h or
arna, on sqiTed BY aw, shalt &c aeemea 10 be and pun
sFoAny who sss, tna'in y :.sr or cause
wseh he t- time saa,aed oic and ~ which he
y mo- lcgsy entitled ,ovcc, saai he aludscd suy o.
sFr sAny person -ie shan krew@s'y vs'e er sfsr 20
tho time ,gsy ensise to vote, or VINO shs more
other rrrssr or rr ten ed person or
c,r v N tive e o. sneh - r, .v o. =, ~ ay rn assumed
Src % III p~r-sn shat any r,esence or induce
s.rsaen,si IN causing or rocurss anv persan
sa,b rcse, .s sSssr s "a any . sr voter or
shat "rhc N any manner insruaen-
eec "a on ec ny Z which such person !. 20, =, Ire
legsty aasee vo e thrre or who sh: aavss or 70 rmy
election an assumed or hcteus name snail be ainaged
Any convictei Of either Of the foregoing
oyeccs sal convciisn, be tnprtsone m the state
tr'sn for tern OF not less than more than hreo
years
false ms either n resist ring hss nae as
ef se ss Ss sdaiss
snc Soy ~ ~ rs psrr who sn wfuy and corpsy
any Ders % swear or srm as ss"rrsad
snail Ss po. rcsn sso er se d.
reeted BY the law IN w,ltn and corrat perjury
SEQ. Sl.-Ifzuy rhcer whom any duty 9 enJofHed IN
tins act shall be entity wtu neglect OF snch duty or
OF corrupt condacl pra he ex~cution OF the
and be thereof convicted 6c shall be deemed guilty o
10 anv.
permit person his voter tn any
where he the tifn- 1Ns
lied voter who shsi knowingly permit any person 70 ne
circtor In assumed name. or vino shall
permit 10 he fr aisHty pacea upon
registry my district whereof he shall at the
time Inspector who ehAsi know nyiv and w,u
permit suite 20 vote at any election whe
emitted the sal inspector SO ohendns
shall convicon thereof he alutAed guilty. f tconv.
all be sentec ID 10 the
State frson for term mot ess thsn enc nor moro hsn 'e
years.
SIC s2Aay inSpccer other officer, whose
of the votes
any election shal traa in.rntiy nseoun the
hal make tAlae or trtndslent reisfr o
who shali lraudlepty ou. 10 make true
the w cast Al any eiec.
who shall manner ncits or
elec other oihcef, as siinc.
SAID entity mtscount casf or apy
OF such 10 emit TO make
true tsecmase sat,rn oil The voies actuay cast a
rotras oi votes ma 20 nv ANY n-
srector or shai onnroton be
guilty. fessy, shall he sensencsi to the
Attorney rho New YDTk ipmed aiey prose
which made OF VIOLA. ion o any
OF this nal judgment and o. inict
tired Court T~rpner. and tho Court he
couviti0n avoation OF any oil the pro-
OF sha had shalt not Ia case suspend
1udgm ut
sFC s5Iu prov sions Election Laws OF the .,c
ucudng provisions providing Fanatics tor violation
such not ncsnssept with this sc are
sll elections in the CITY OF New
York. a oAkES HALL, Mayor.
CoKSELIus CoRses, Chief OF tho bureau Of kleotons
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

II 9Ro Reward ,.4o
The shOrr reward Is offered - any Ie.soa s'r
sha "a sanv'cfen O. any @ oa n 81 yo
riesai vctin bf o hsvin; fssss r .s.s.cc
unter ia Sc having e'srn a4s 49, - ryd
or III rrstsrac Asassy sDs hinN ~ 6,.n,eaf
,Aa OF bavitP
when he was ast sfsssen nor sntiied - ~ - aS hsv,nr
nourrs,ieucc OF .an. or
- ssr :. srxpsct - any act OF Feisitauon, ~
for The arrest Il any nlsr peras ~ns s ha~ rrs
=, Ye.,rr "a ia rrAt OF waiting. or "i 81. ,,.s
e,y r!3issy aHs ~ fes "a al IN
-, ,ac1r, afut ay ths Re- ssatAion se.n " y.
Sts,e or rl Inay ecnsaA sais 81 Hha Wy 10 "a
hws of dc sid arrs ana 20 ~ -, :" a,i e.,
deneei ~ lhr prsesr enrnAc@S pawry VII It'll Maror
torney - :" -
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

4
Prince street. Thompson street. West Houston
The fiftren,h Election distrc, OF h. nth "a ana, %
tain ali tlst par Of tue civ 9onni-i and
The sixteenth the Eighth ward shall con-
Broome South fith avenue, spring street sui
The seventeenth election district of the Eighth shah
SCUM s FIN e es e srooe g nn
ihe Ebeenth election district OF the Eichsh ward shs
eo.s a. ;ha, r part Of he cry bounded BY snd within
sri"s stree, and souta filth asenuc
The Nineteenth election d,nc, OF the Eighth ward sh.
contain All thai art o tne city bounded by vba. within
Spring Greene street. Prince south fh
The twentieth Election district of the Eighth ward shaft
cont an az that part OF The cy bounded by aud ysp within
Prince est Houston street Ihcmp
I.e Eso:ion dsirict 2, the Eighth ward s
Spring street, Mercer street. Prince street, isosd~y West
Ibe Iweny second Leetion distrs Of the Eighth
Ss 1d, s 1 En % Ss city sg.nsed %
sireei. sprin street a,d tircene sir, ct.
contain al that part cy bined by ami ~ y nss
Canal street, Broadway, hroone strset ana Wooster
NINTH wxRD
districts the extent and nts OF witch sa election
Thc Ninth ward shall contain
~ mat par Of Vie eiy oounasi BY and lying whia s,lc
s.snee Mes, foar,eeu.s s.rsci and Hasn noss RIVER
~ ~ SeenSa se"i ~ ne @ o me Ninth wasa
Ess =. s ss.sss ~ sa s ss sa
me !bir ni-s.loa ais.ns Ninth ward
T~.s rs .as sae s s y sas yang ssn ws:;
Tweiiih srest anu Hadson or north RIVER.
Inc tonh Election dtsifte ofe Ninth wari shall con-
IAN ~ TIA. psr o. the s.y Ie,aaed BY and ye wssSn
~ est Twelfth street and Hudson korti R,yxr ''
HE fifth Election dsrfst o ward sI,.ll co~lan
Al that of the bounded 1, lnQ fsrrv
River. " -
Tue sizh Election district ofhc Ninth ward sai contain
~ that part o The city boJc by ls,n within Neat
~venth street. Wes, Fourth street. Jane ADD son
- -,
TIE Seventh Election cc, the Ninth ward shall con-
An a. tiat partol the bouuds by and lyng W.T. Mn
North ri, err 4
The Esnn Election district OF the Enr ward s,afI CON-
tain All that lart OF the city tcundc AMI ynl within
HuJsvn street. '''~N'~
Abe >nth Lection district of IN, Ninth ward staI, coa,ul
all That part ot the civ bounded by yig nin Norion
street breenwich street th storber street tsi..n s,ss~t
Vesi Tenth street an fihson nvr.h h,vef ~-''~-'
The lrnih Election district tho Ninth .rd anal e,o
lain Al that the by amt win, wr,r
Leroy street. Hudson street. Christopher sreri
street, Morton street, an liu sJn North River
1br evcnth Election di,ttct lat ar snsil on
ta'i ali ina OF the city by AND wing vuhln
Mrs Houston street, Greenw.h strest CIarss, strst
Hlyson street. Lern street and tr North river
Ihr wetith Eccton aisct OF the Nj " sns con-
IAN ~ tna part ot the cy baunirj by and ,inx within
Mesf Houston street. varick street, Downing strsc Bed ord
street Leroy street. fursor street, GARRISON street aad
~ .~icb street
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

The Thirtscnth shall divide thirteen
districts. OF AAJ oisllicts
shaa be ~ to,ows:--
The First Eicc ton dssriet the eenth con-
tain si that part b<taas lying within
street. Broosc street. Soercs street. De-
lancey str, ,ct Fact River
TIE secn Iu.son d,s,rtet OF tlc Thirteenth ward shah
co6tan al that .theeiy oesin,e by and lying
Dciancry street. Cannon street. kvi1.iun strect
River
Ibs Electson district Of Thiresaih wari shai
contain NIL that part of the city boundeu lying
Gran street, cannon street, Dssncey street. Goecx street.
Bro0nlc street and Lswiss-rsct
The Fourth Election district OF the Thirteenth snail
contain al OF tho ctybiin ie1 by lyng within
Cannon street. hysion sest, ntst street Deancey
The fiih Election district OF The Tbeenih ward shal
Mi that oil the city led within
Cannon street, eancey street, Wh sreet and Bruome
srle-
The sixth Election distuc, of ,hc Thirteenth wan shall
cpntaiu Of tue bounded ant wlnln
cannon trest Pit street
The seventh Lection district o tnn lLir. shall
ali part oil The eiiy Loun wing n
Wilett street. Delaney 9rcs Ridge street AMI Broons
street
contain All that the boun ted md yin within
Wie sree, k,vnson street, tadgc s'reet and Delaney
street
The Ninth Election dsirct ofths Thirteenth shal
contain i that part cf the city bonn cd ny AL vim within
PITT street, kroomf sircst Ilfn anJ vsvn
Tho Tenth Election district oil the Thirteenth shall
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

The FRS, riecon dslicf the seventeenth ward shall
cnntcn street. Kwiosson street. Essex trre aud s,anun
The second Election District OF the ward shah
.s ,,r.. ha f ., .hs ey oo ,d ~ and hm within
The Third election district the sevrn ensn ward sha,
con a'n, ss, par, OF the city bnnied yins wnn
Arn % s,e,, syaTon s,1es. so~rrs n a IN,
cont in AL ts rar oi the city oonndei ni lying wi n
The fh Election d,ric, of the seseuccn,h ward ss,,
contain Al tnsi rart o. ,- cy boun IS ~ vi nfn
s,anon Street Orchard street. nss Honaon sras sui
The SIKH Election district OF the sevea,ren war shs
contain . that part Of 'ae city bounded wnin
The Seventh lection dsrst sevcnenl ard s,sf
frs strss Bowsry srcon sres naa avenue y'". "'"'n
co.ssa ash " eeoo e,s ,e' y the ,e.enees,n ward s,
"a nton street. stanton street. suio as housIon
The sinh Elvcon of the sevsntsrusn ward shan
con am A. thH vaft oI tnr city bouaed ,yn within
The lerh district o' ,se sss.n,enS .r sD,
a, :as o. n s s 90" % y %" " .an
shall ~, 40 h,sesaa a.,r'cI o. to -vensvenh wsss
wsa rn so~sr Ea.i soapS sse "a: ana ave-
The Twelfth election dIs,rc Of the ward an Il
coh,al A. that part ofthe c,sy bripe ny ying withn
The Thirteenth d,s,i,c, OF the Ss.r.srn,h ward
within Gss. r.a,,s % .ss gss o. ,ae s. osas sad "a.
81 - coatain a ia. part l.s city osu cI oy an IS as
within r,I.n street, tow ~, slsth s,rse. All a'A
shs c.s.a,n TIA, of tbs ,,ty taads by W v
within Sixth street. Fourth avenue, sevrath
"A. ~ =,
The si1,eenih Election district Of the seven ecn.h ward
ah. cohlaln AZ that part ~ the city b",iniea ylns
w.tnp SIKH str Ct avenue A. seventh aai
ne resrneenth h cton district 0i the sevrn enib rl
sna conssin al tDat part the city bounded ~ ~ad ying
guam Sevenh street, fOufh Avcauc, ELshth st.est tSI
'splace AnI A,
III, he Elsaiseu;h tesslon OF the ryen,cen. ward
snhn con al that par, the city bouDid and Ing
-nsh street tst Msrks piacc) Fourth avonac nast
Nlhth sur ct An a.
me NiHr,eentn "eeIon dtrct OF the Hcvenicenh ward
sna,l contain that OF tbs city bonnei BY Hnd y'1
aud avenue a.
snail conaih AL that the city boun cd y ant Hn
wNnn Eas I-n'h suec 4, Foarta aveaue Easi q eventn
etrccs FIRST nue.
The Twcnynrst Election district of the Sc cnloenih strd
sha' contain al na OF thu cs bounded by aud wing
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CONTINUED IN oUN NEXT ISSUE

a patent medicine vender in corn.
try village was dilnting TO crowd upon
the wonderful efficiency of his iron bit
tcrs. "Why," said lie, "Stcye Jenkins
had oply taken the bittcrs one week
when he was showed into prison for MUIR
der, and what does he do but open vein
in his arm, take iron enough cut of his
blood to make a crowbar, with which he
pried the gates open and let himself out.
Fact" -
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When Arthur and his friends returned

Pnen Arthur ana his friends returned
20 Clsybdtn, they pledged their eternal
friendship and service to each other.
lie bud bsds The them goodbye With tho under
standing4tha they were to inform him
as sooH soon as Henry recovered, and make
arrangemeats for the third timo for the
settlement of the affair
fIe.lcalled At the clerks desk ia the
hoiel,faBd asked if there wero any let
ters for. bisp,ip reply to which he was
banded sEI',g shtcd.0f is.rs four from the letter
box. isEfaiefs ~ I'll sSF@s
Nh "a s3cI. fis sEWet gls ,SiSs. ~
HosgiaGccdl,astil over the sup ,rscrip-
tiohss and repaired to his room
There was onesof tho number address
din d ladys hand
aCahitbe lfligPs?s Arthur wondered.
When be- got 70 his foom, he made.
basic u bfesk il ttopeD, aud ohs.joy /!
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SATURDAY x M ORNIlJ5, AUGUsT26, 1871.

friends.
i That brought the news, that Henry
was no better; and thai is was thpught
by his physicians that he would hdycr
recover.
| El "a had not been seen.
Her father blamed her for Henry's
sickness, and she confined herself to the
house.
Arthur couldn't stand the idea OF
Eliza's father blaming her for thing
for which hey was wholly responsible, and
not her, SO he addressed him letter.
Ii it was ever received, no mention
was ever made Of it.
The next letter he wrote was. to Eliza
herself.
In it he entreated and begged her to
be faithful; that he would never change:
aud that he hoped all things would yet
work cut right, aud result in, making
them happy.
He asked her to remember the last
word she had uttered to him, aud be con.
stant; that he would dare all tllings-
brave all dangers as long as he had the
4
conso!ing reflection to cheer him-that
she had told him to Hopc.
Weeks passed on, and Arthur received
no answer to this letter.
At length h wrote the second one.
and then lnontl, had elapsed ere he got
reply.
Ii was c'a@hed in the fo!lbwi,s Ian.
su,ge:
cLAYnuax,- is.
MR. AlNSfo:s:
1T hive wound i yoa by MT roply
niss' s'l e sear! tier ctsriisis ;y,s
me. Tae thnn:yti StNsit ih1s iss ON s
'''''." " 'hf mihhei
""' v" 'F''', "'a' c't'i M
intense pain. NJ dpub; my Iaas s,snce
'P''I' F." ''ysteFH TO You ii'ri
"e''u a. my "faf' d'c'a'ed' w'n!i
have answered yonr letters as SON rs
''es "e.e received nti could not d.
- w 'S''e"'
y, o'se'''s''hceS o''F which had NJ
""'' io'o'"e my carrying out the promp
,,nss ,, q ny regard .ior your '"ppness
"ou'a TO goa that You cou'l properly
r'aiize inc keenneas OF the anguish they
nave necaSloned me to feel. Iou would
"o' '"en docn' harshiy' f mo. Once, dear
''' a,hS'an' l thonghtit fearful 'liHg
20 W. o"' ~ " | th'HK 1t more fearful
V ,'Se III " world SO iuli O. wIckcdncss,
ana surrouno'd Dy hears so deeply
uyeu III s'hiat and sordld seltishness,
L VIII nerve myself at once however,
20 l'e' p'l'cf reality. And L may as
wei, 'o pam WIN you 1T Is with an
'~'"' 'ee''ng Oh sorrow though tha' |
'PPfo'ch ''e SUBJECT but am forced
10 consider you as one lost to me for
ever ih mat future where had so
,"'e'S "'Ppa 20 spend my lie with you,
sec no o'ner alternative now, but to
u,'s ou' NY Gays II. misery but those
""o 'o'e" '"'S o"oice upon me- shall
"e,ef ''Jo''e over my uhhnpp'ne's' |
"'' "s'u"'0 o"afac''f ahtason'stie to
shut up ia my own silent heart
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found that is|ssas from the fair heroine.
Of our story. ~.


interview between Eliza and her father,
she had heard of the, difficulty that oc-
Cured ,betweeai arthur and Henry upon
Ethe street, aud their determination. to
carry the affair further.
Tho news greatly grieved her.
IF she wept the night preceding that
morning, the poigpancy of her sorrow
was ten fold stronger when this intelli.
,gence reached her.
I Ohi for one dear friend ut that mo.
-ment to sympathizcd with her. Her
sister, jessie, was away. and there was
no one else she could look to for solacc.
Her brothers did not partake of her
grief, because thoy too were anxious to
have their sister marry. Henry
In this mood she sat down aud wrote
IN nervous hand the letter to Arthur
which he received upon hls return.
1t contained an entreaty to him to
avoid an encounter with Henry.
She told him that she had heard of
-nll, and begged him as he regarded her
happiness, to leave Clayburn immediate
ly; that perhaps her father would
change his mind after awhile, and be.
come rcconciled in he: attachment to
him.
Any low, it was her desire that the
affair shoald not be made to gain any
further publicity.
Other assurances were given in Tic
letter To Ar,hnr of l:cr rvr lur him.
After rca,iins,it over and over several
ri:ars. he rei,id ID it, and placea tin has
ipoetet.
naytl,hs ID 10
s. E. /.
eeua have seen her just ON more he
Etare leaving.
/ Bat that cauil not be. lie knew tia
old gentleman would keepa close loni
out far him aud ttnt ii was scarcely
possible Cor HIM to even set noto t.
! her.
so,hc conclasedto act in par, cpoa
her advice, aad depart for home
| Three days travel brought him to
that place. Alter exchanging greet
ings with his fithcr and the remand cr
! Of the family, and entering into a
lengthy explanation of the cause of his
delay, he begged to be excused, and re,
tired to his chamber.
Here he wondered for the hundrct i,
TING, what would be the result of his
| love.
He almost lougcd for the moment to
come when n decisive issue would be
made between himself and Henry.
Anything to settle the matter.
His life was one of misery to him, and
each succeeding day only added to it
torturcs.
The supper bell aroused him from his
| reveric, and he went down stairs.
At the table a thousand questions
were rapidly put to him by his anxious
| sisters, but his mind being IN no tit state
to hold converse with any ono at
that time, he hurried through supping,
and betook himself to his room again.
Hero he seated himself by window
whore he had sat many, many nights in
his more youthful days.
There was one star in the fir-oif vault
of Heaven that he singled out from all
the rest, and watched it until he had
filled it with the image of Eliza
For hours and hours he gazed upon
it, as if anxious to learn from its silvcry
beams his destiny.
4
After awhile he fell upon the bed
and tried to sleep; but there was no
such thing for him that night.
When morning came, he rose with
the first appearance of the grey dawn o
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- .EwaIrrss FOR THE onAsdrnuna SEws.l
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
s,.. -oR-
HOW e arHUR AINsroN GOT
Ills WIFE.
ny tOASSEs,
.s' cl&slTER V.
: The escnts rccarslsa ia ,hs secon'l
rtaNler arc s.ill ssfresA III. l,ls, minds Of
+ cl#lTEn V.

!.s, tpadsr S .s .ssz
ess wiilsbc remembered bhf,t Il cary aud
Aalur had ihnGade irrlhgemoais to sot;ie
iheW i ifssuity 5i,lsai..alipihia@ State, die
,.fay appoinfoa i1r, which i,ind our hc~o
aud his friends upon ,hc spo. th,t hll
been sl.lcc;el Eight o'cl7ck in the
fernaan. WIS the hour Artl,ar had
been wliti,Ns for ss,mcliia! for his an.
tagorlist. 1t was 10 o'cloek ana lie had
,,ot made his. appearance yct. Eleven
and twelve cplue. a,id 8s:it w;,lsout
bringing HIM
!, "ssarslS, Arthur said to hi, frien.is,
'fihero s'aust bs seiiclhins the mat
ter with nsenrs 4 Wonder If the con
founded'oaieers Of the law have got in
tcligepse Of tho affair here, too, and
have arrested hini?'
iaaRnt atfth;s tnomcnta gcntleman--ohc
of Henry 3 friends-was seen in the dis
lance. Presently he arrived where Ar
thurawas. and without saying anything
ether than gool morning, handed let
terto one Of i ,.u ouT hero's friends.
a.It .Was,fre,n Henry's second, to Ar
~ s
thprss,own, and stated that the former
had been taken very i'll, aud was, of
course, li9ts ae eopiJat,
- Astthe intelligence was communicated
to Arthur, an expression oc disoppoint-
mont cIoddcdn his face.
Hceappearcd to regard itas only a
prolongation. of the day that was to set
fle his destiny
There wa was, /. no other alternative left
him now, but to return home, and wait
for the recovery of Henry.
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