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cen''emanly note of yesterday, in reply to my harsh, unreasonable, and ungcntleman- y one of the day befo:e. We have both been playing the fooi-but you are ahead of me in becoming sane. have examined since have got your note, more carefully the tenor of your disposition for settlement. and il, meets my views precisely. Let our mutual friend, Nr. Trueman, arrange the matter according ;o tLe plan mentioned, and l shall mos, heartily acqniesce.