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Romance Of ihe Garter Fdmi'y.--The history
of ..Loo,enant Carter" the world, unhappily is not
much acquainted with, but that of


.sLientensnt Carters only son,


a eOmely youth just twenty.one."
has for years attracted the sympathes of ALL It
appears from ballad which we met with the
Other day that one ofthe ieaae Curriers' IS hence.
forth. TO share the tears Of the senstive--Niiss
Sally Carter. who was courted by young man.
and who wen, out and got drowui-ed--''rii but"
and who was found by her fam IN this sitooa-
lion. Thus sghethshe ballad:


..But when from out the stream he took her,


All gns OF life had qIite Iors'ok her


He roll'd and roll'd her all about,


And quickly brought the water out.


But when he found her soul had fled. Hrr.


He wrung his hands and cr-isd"
Mrs. Carter, the bereayed mother, is now made
a sharer in the-ugony; she dies. as an anxious
parent might be supposed to do, and to finish the
tragedy the lover makes way with himself, as the
ballad has it:


"And told his ghos. 10 follow artcr, Il


His own dear Sail and Mrs. Carter." Z
We are moi informed as to the probability Of his
orer,aking the departed ladies', but in our sympa.
thutc maginations we are inclined to think that
he rould do so-pt the rate he ras going on.


Rereille.