He is grieved at Lefevere's reprimand for his small debts to Dunigan and Co . He believes this gentleman will spare Lefevere further trouble about such a trivial matter, especially since Lebel has written him that it is only a small matter which soon will be taken care of; and since his whole business is in bankruptcy, he should have some sympathy for the small, passing difficulties of others. In the future, Lebel will be more faithful to the recommendations in Lefevere's letter. Last Sunday in Decatur, Michigan for the general good, he denounced the unfortunate individuals, Crowley and O'Neill for repeated scandals. :: III-2-j A.L.S. French 3pp. 12mo.