Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

The following article = published, acs
TO crafty any inOrtinate thirst for the re-
vel and exciting, bat rather 10 wildcats
the name and protect the feelings OF rs-
spectacle family. Reports, alike prelu1i-
eial and unfounded. have ProSahsy gone
out, which nav be best eo1fraalicied by an
authentic statement Of facts as they trans
PRED.
A STRANGE ADVENTURE
The human mind, in some q Is ui5er
moods, exhibits AZ times mysteries mcre
curious than al the phenomcna Ct The
physical world. Strange adventures, wil1
and fantastic fancieS. plans and purposes
mysterious, and motives only known 10 The
heart that eonceives theun- Wee uaso
those who, without he helm Of reason.
are drifted upon the Snrgcs of k1zn1n sc-
ton, as prey for romance sPecuaioa and
novelty.
On Thursday, 29sh uluuao, = uaild and
interesting parsonage, Ia the gsrb Ct a
man, ahshted from the stage n tbs place.
and in ten minutes VAS seeking eznpaoy-
ment among the sallors- The fenialns
appearance, soit sweet voice. aad extrece-
ly delicate features Of this individual led
every one to suppose II Vas female A
| tidy frock coat, always b1tioned, cha
peau gracefully worn. and tidy hoo,s and
trOwsers, adorned the person Of this nys-
ferrous visitor. Dark aOwing locks, l.s-
trous and l.nguid black eyes. and Sanny
smiles dimpling upon the cheek. marked
this parsonage as very handsome and n
tereslIng young gealiezEz. and he know
ing ones said II was = girl (which proved
TO be true.) She reported herself As h1v-
ing come from Norfolk, Virginia When
conyerSed with by those familiar With Yir-
GINA, she evinced \ perfect au1ianty
with the geography and scenes Of Ih1i
State. Every village. every hanlef. eve
rything remarkable IN the diHereaf Rad.
from Norfolk, she remembered An9 dead
ed. Her name was 4ersz Bru-z--
g That said the landlord % her. : IS ~
name Of our candidate Eor Gcvernor.
/" Well, - she replied, q I 6ont know BAT
may be candidate toe, some day." So
claimed to be tailor, and On Saturday
Mr. l.. gave her employment in hz SAcp.
She would not pun OF her coat Is sAs
was subject 10 rheumatism-she woald &c.
81. upon the tailor's bench, Il vas 50 IN
comfortable; she could not sew ca taiior's
work at all, well, bat when somethinx thir
and light was given her. she proved her.
self at home. She could make Shirts ve.
ny well, and made the one one she wore,
her mother had taught Il % Riz- She wzs
discovered 10 blush Al each unco1fh ct
preston uttered IN her presence. and
shrunk from each familiar approach Ca
riosity was On nPioe; gossip vas On the
alert, and ks OF sRe, as this interesting VI
silor was promiscuo0Sly styled, keczns
quite hero or keroiss.
On Saturday morning a cd genle
man, with sad and carewcrn features
aligh:ed al the Native American Hotel
He was her father, and happened, a. guid
ed by some invisible frisnd. % pat n
where his daughter vas stavisg. Tie.
met but he did not reeogaize his czzgAlsE
|, IShepansed aea xunzieznan gate, steppes
IN, and politely asked for ths kind Aver .
pen and ink r. vrxstl>ee4 - In = fes
moments her distressed 4 Iszher recsiv
ed the following:
"I am in this Place: ] have seq -
bat despair Of finding me. will eiaee yea
, Farewell fcrever. Ksur DazgA@rr.~
Her father was recognized . ke . hgh
ly respectable old genileman, resa@la.
near Nashville Every che uas touchel
with sympathy AZ bis aPparenE saaerln.
and distress. and al we're aaxie.s - 49,.
him n reclaiming rs Anghser.
After various ard nnznccessiul searc
On Sunday evening, i wsss1 lengsA ssce'
tained where she uas ccneealed. and
few gentlemen repaired . he bose, =
d The person Who was concealng tie eeles
al Of their search resisted thsir sntEanec. an
refused 70 give Der uP~ Iney reenrrs.