A Sensation Story Exploded

-Mr. Samuel Cassy, living noar tuis plac ;, want South "laat fall for the benefit of bis health. He ruturnud inucli soouer thau was expected, and tha story ran that he was oxpullud by tho ind'i&nant soutberoerB - that hu suffero 1 mucFi and pastcd through al) sortsof hair-breadth oscapes for the mure crime of b(,ing a : ■i .er, íuncn'í th) r'st, thát ho had beun in prison in New üiloans, and was o;ily relea.se j upon tlio perp.nal intareaawq 'i A. J. M;iv: to whom he was koowo íi"'m tíiat gontlornan having resided hrö. The story agtreared in the Ann Arl r Journal of iasi w. k. jjarnwhéd up with pllth? glitterlrigs of nnagination with which fuithfal ! lic;m cb-rpaiwleri delight to portray j soutiieni óutrage up.M thost; laokles-i northorners who stray a-viy froin their mas, Wü lïayw --'i authority iir this story is all g.iiiruuii JT. Ca sejy iajts his return was entiroly oj hia own Vdütioi), and was ÍYo:n c u-es whlíy puivonal with himBeltj that ed no annoyauco whjtever, but was treated with tho i:tn;nst kiudness, eordiality :i;i.l Losi.itIity by all with whom hj canje jn opatact. 11 cal led, ; as an ol i trieb l, to see Mr May, but did not soe hhn for the roason that he Pef. ?-'.