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LITERARY -A.corespondent OF the GIN
cinnati Herald having discovered remarkable
coincidence between poem To Sea-ShelP by
Amelia and one entitled "The Sea-Shell's Muir
mur'' by r. Shelton Mackenzie, English, lately
deccased,) calls on the Louisville Journal for a
comparison of the dates Mr.. Prentice answers
that Amelias Poem was published originally in the
Journal Of Dec ls,, 1887 while Mackenzie's Dromlo
first appeared in The Forget-Me-Not' for 1872
fus gears later. So we rejoice to see and say that
our Countrywoman stands triumphantly yindlcated
The piracy is of the very boldest character, and
Mackenzie appears not only 10 have stolen Amelias
Poem almost bodily but to have grossly maltreated
it in the transfer