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Cheering to Young GIls.-The Paris (Mo.) Sentinel states that young girl in Macon lately married a man whom, not liking after few weeks trial, she cast of and married second. The Grand Jury indicted her for bgamy, and, upon the trial, the Circuit Attorney dismissed the indictment, on the ground that, as she but sixteen years old when first married, she had not law capacity to control, especially as there eIideBce of her father s consent Mir. Stringleow, the Circuit Attorney, must be married man. Ifths be the law of Missouri, we suppose girls may get married as often as they please before they arrive at the proper ago. provided they take care not to let their papas consent to it. New York Sun.