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|ENTS FOR COST.
circuit Cowt-to April term, 1916.

Circuit Comt-to April term, 1916.
Der term, 1914, of the honorable Circuit
rits TO me directed, | will expose TO public
IN of Carrollton, within the time prescribed
l7M DAY. OF MARCH, 1916,
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NOrthera MAJ ARRIVES >sl.11F. Wsss-slsx.
an Friaay, N a. ~
Southeras ARRIVES Taessav. TAzrslzas. a. -
tarday. , A. IA.
Coiumous Mas ArIxes Net- anf 81 T. u
nepaFts Nea- as.i TAzs.r A "
Cacochaazs Arrives rs~zaay. 5F ~
Departs wsaa@s1ay. ~
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

EArG1rN-
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s-rai alsssrs - kricuazs-~ aa3 Ilar.ls-ssarc.
4 " L@e@aA FroE. - Na,A~saasIes.
Cse=strv. Ne~Aazss Arss. A. AszzsGus
PIT q Hsroc1Ezre.
lsia EzzkAzzz. ProE e Aaess=s L.
F. s4zges. as1 assk-azs froC cl Arrsc.kars
a. Hortnraltz-~.
e. y Ckzz&l<-. rrer e Nssse
Al Exxz1sy. Rn1ssFal & FssParssssy
. Dsr4rtz<a1
?. r. Rzzarls. FusSaPal of - J-rs-
sae D<parsn~rs-
hE@A<y. Seward. sas Psss-zss.i = .ss
Ao4rAag Hess. 1..ses - assles a. a.
reeE-a q - Fae-agx.
A h-sae9 az.Aer - xs-s~zzs - * n
kss. ass s>Pkcanoa ~ - uass ssro~Ea
- fresa1<a1. e. Secz<2zy T. EzsrSs-
eer>u1s 80 ave sz.1zlg~t lAsIr So1s =
A1e<es 81 a4a<n<ss a@4 extraxsg41crr -
Pseass - .pplv So ssss.sss1s- 80 : : -
reczess e - Trzs<ess tAat ssss 4sall a,
50 tAe sas<ses.sss 49, ara - &<se<-@a
~ - Ae e4zeaaeA. a. 80 e2aeSs "a
- ssEuctesa eaEern=<8t
IAccsne<r, t>tt IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
SrKATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

i@t an The worm say vast my
fF selling Prizes, sTEArTO~'- mali
Extraordinary luck still continues at this cG,a 81,
prizes sold and pad IA Lottery, BY STATION the all
prize seller
Drawn Nos. MononRaa Glars 10. drawn Gle, Mach;
p 81 30 - - IS &C 81 ~ - &c 81 60
Whole ticket Nos. ca G6.2l
Nos. 10 TO - SIX more Capital. .ola
Nos II : y snd paid ~ STATION.
Nos. rs al Sc
Drawn Nos. A,eSsndra. ESrTs, Class G9NSrrh 2I.:
L. 63 - SIS IL Sd 81 10 ca 81 Is - - 81 %
Drawn Nos Of A!exandfiG Lottery Glass l2-Ms,c, gnj.
IS &c ID Is G3 Is Sc Il = Ia
$4,000, 1000
Va lts;Ss: 70 ls -, Acsay o.Oe. .,,4s E,.hae,.
IA iis~a. whos.e e. h.isese; gel.
$1,000, 5000
1000 HOO Of fsC5 81 ;r Ma. ~ lawn
Whots 81 haIve-! ~
s20.n 0, G0O0l
,o New sSS S5'.y No o 90 90 " 2 $50
So ali'e' ESQ; ga. i.!j
$4,000. 900,
Al sir,,is No 3surs 1hirl, CsPra- =s;coo zoe
1000 s'vv 10 ut 1880 10 Of 1907 10 of 400
drawn. Whole. 8: halve- I;q-:.
$1,000 1000!
Va NoooLsslL II for Frda, o's!ce, q, n. s,.,s
Capital. tteOo. zoos. ,to 100 &c - Nos 4.
who'es al halves Soc q's use
$4,000. 30OOi
A-sandrs. No. IS rari foT Saturday Capitals $1,000 1000
1900 1890 1900 10 OF loou ~ Of 9cU Nos u drawn
W Eol,s ST.; halves 2: gel.
$4,000, 10000
As'anda No ~ drawing received by suus, mail ready on
h"nisy 'Apts $1,000 10000 5000 460o 3i0a COCO
1900 10 OF loco sao 80 Mo-. u drawn Whal. no.
halves 5; Grs asa
Buyefs are referred m Of Prizes which are rrsste
81 uie Ohee a. proof % Nha has been eyary
Sfawihe continues To increase the number sid and
W Orders for paekases oertAies above
be
drawing cent when requested
Plea~e address orders n sTRATrOy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
A VALUABLE FARM
FOX SALE,

Near Richmond.
me sSs-SFIrf iaoss ely has tTserra,s
"a 10 isFos Of HE Farm. ogsr TN - ~. go
%: tiSf BY auction o. THURSDAY Gay Of At:I rs
srn vet saoss a. Lbs formerly ned hy cas-,
william Huron - sts7ri abo, II ~.
rou' k1eh,ona oasns SIS about $50 of wien A..
Sesc ne'rS 200 serrs being low stn1a. the wbo IN
eineSnt rs ~ improvement bio. m
uV1n Tee fia ' vel ~ai,ed-Po<Ss.~-s alb mani o.,
py OF fieh 7thas al ait -ss apt
ba. been soLg known for is bcaEhy oest,au.
Persons er-.ross Of nHrehasn, invited snr- ID. nm
perry ana Judge for then,sslyes > Nv
TENNIS or sAE-one fourth esah; residue in .o con,
fa.s o. ore ~o s'ss with ats-es da, Of .a,
40 peec OF sEust 10 sceGie the dsi-Trsj payments
VIM ICrGERsooRD
:, = eofsias'-da y WILLIAMS 4 AA1AIi, ausi.
Nb--Al farming operations VII soB'iHiei ul ,AIn |,
Deet'f wien VIII b
snd no ice given Sc 10 Tie s,-sl ci SOCK Parun snstis
=, W. n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

eAsSf es,Asasili1fb. On, tssssi ariea,p. n b.w,
ny us healing an wss max Ny rsfaeu. IN thr ,e~s,
AMI certainty his esibsis' sis," ~oas which the
sn"rsnes of thai day n.sh be mil. .ou
n.th soas but the 'hshoh Of rsaa r-npI Moi-,r
~nes ssemso have sspossd mysteries. of all ,hr hb.
nc ~n, tn drop nsssphs plain l.nsas.- on ruth |,
r be safely avsrsd ihif avos- b.nr af
's pe>psrstes RADICAL cur, on .ie. a.,
-sfi live di.eisss. than Ia u-r
fot ants paruenia and eoness. svL~,e. Of N. ,uvyos
srans. -s'-
s'sr.-a .s coil WHOLESALE rvai and fss sspersaoa
~ nhNpc cO. Dfuss.ss and Chsmlsss Granis pud-
tas No ~ Bsoaay corner Of phsnb,r. sr- New Yo,I-
ees- Am BY ALsN, DUvAL ca. Agents. Man srest Rich
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
STORE d NAN STsEI.r

SIOhL On MAIN STREET,
At Auction.
On lSnf-iay Afternoon X1th instant o'e,o.s ar n.
hs- We shall sei e, valuable brE tar, a ~,
Tei ADJOINING TIE .ose occupied by NJ Wm Booth This :. n,
ss undergone thorough new g-a,, fort
sa1 ~ or. OF the MOT ehsss bu,ass on hs ,.,t
ihAS-ons tnird east, ard balance IN Two .oual nav
saints al oas sEi two Sesotiab. po,. rn,
ICED OF Trust ca the Pfopsry required 20 sscur. tt e,
payment BY ORDER or rug psoorrsrou
nh i5-tas Wut,,,. = ~. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
EXECUTORS SALE.

LACEY tOfsS SAIL.
WILL sell nj auction. on TCEspA y tie 25,b
Sseh w -t.sats property ssoEgng estate Of III.
l;s Elizabeth Bassy tcerl consisting an psrt OF
hanS ssi R"ss-' soVsIai Mich Cows ho!d a
N.'h Iihr"'s Hot otherwise disFoSd or;
zone gi Cares Chairs SOFA silver Pit. and mar
Oasr useful 10y
ifk%--EoE all sa1s uhi.r sc 81 over TIA,
S"a' al n- With sel security vii required before .
wy "' La" psogsfy- JAMES ~ whT.THALI. Facr
., Of Elrzlbc:I Biskey, escI
ssir 10 e".'snsree At 10 o'es<k, eo=aue,-d BY
nat II--ott- wtI,t.y. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF MosT yALC,Gi-E :.
REAL. ESTATE

-NS''''+'''' m w SAIL MOS NAl-tADi.s.
REAL. ESTATE.
Ntu" 90 tho asoy ~ ~. by the VIII If N. ,.
'sPt william d. Wee ,h.r pGccs. ~ p.eic se.
u"h on it'-bAN th- l- Gly NJ portion OF ta real
ssH 81 "'' tbs ai Wien did Il aud pass,.>et H..
ige -iE ii"rse c'hs DECD enra-T OF Trsnk
hh AMI -ce9son stt- N,ta sFsnd s,tHe
s-i"'h= i"i f'ahslE 70 the latg. story aes
esehrn' silS4t.+ ou The N"fi Id !;Tusa
a" I"i' -'fs-i- tbw tie
A. .aa' teal ui sSOo A-s vacant iot "a "a
N, ALI: ii"'"s 20 i'" on AcaH.e a;-, snail tee
wa Pnf'a'i OF htnf Tturh-st Ei oi.s M FRIDi
e ''h lay =" Ai At thu ooes NJ u
'I' = To County OF Hcsi!cu cadet w"
w 'h ehhond TE.pis" Road about .. rboy- ie GU, ni
".einiro containing TO- are- i- si N.sioa Han.
"tHtaAr place nu i o'cirk.
"sH+ ih' hf.-A '"efEt an il- Irsl-s e,.k Of ill.,
ar daH AMI IT. Nasaa NJ Ca Mancr tic -ua fer
''1Ai IN Hanover rtg tr soil
Immediately -ii-r '+5 y So" TfaHS. psrel,- no
y "a 'A'h ''c .n1 nEe !! "a 4.! al sud
"'o4' .o negotiable nnr- With approves ani dds al
''''-' !" sesuie t'ei' ra'mehi w conDiN. AtaUt
with III ~,l ahne1et oi William D. Wren d-ea
r. Tile lot oa ~hrh th~ wall b. III, a.
cd - a. IL iron "a fansh and Main NH li-.oa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
PANAMA AND LEGUOHN HATS

NJ have 0pensd ami sale on OF the haul.on
81 sssot'ment- Of the above goods have ever
IA ai' nAa'fet w fanaLia Hat,
prices than last vains tao dollar, AGO
my cents 10 az. quality, 10Th FOR boys al Lag
h we ns have alarsr stock embracing
Gni ''y ane YOUTHS and -.s single double brs These
goods were purchased pof;er pledge our
10 se urin Ct New YORK o',nE ptec- others ia
want. Will please gave W a
NH a. Nj, a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

Rreuyosp. Va, Aug 25, lsIa.
hereby esrtfy that Mr.
at William Mary Coi-se 10 Is3lth1i zinc, graduated
IN ue Medical Department OF IN. unvcr OF
thai believe him elarys OF sny a..
amy Tor which be feel Bis eiy Apply A. ENPIE
nlb S"-ct Rector 20 J,rs.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
DANIEL m. i.OyDON.

FOki Tx OF French sbd Etelsh Cc.s Ind dealer
Dry Goods Esse 20 Isre RieunoEI Va oo So .a,s ID.
ioa'wns ee'itable syiss c: nTts. Cooks:
Reyn6ia Grapes
sfs and Wool Da,t5r.C<s
fsri,cit~s
sik styles Esrls'oa Cineksus
EAEston az! su.ficsr Do
And the following fJE Pantheon ana saat sAs..
Pad tirp.d snt plain Cc;,onad-,
E'e'y ers:s Of eolsTsi b'aes Garssroap.
Linen Drills baeh IAs-n sAs.un-,
Fad heavy Navy Drills, hi-ar hsi ~ brown
Nansann, Crnaon AMI CsraeHe<a Coos. tiel.
ORA pEi.. nf all qualities
ARA NJ unusually arge assortment OF FTeGsh Ersss CsAn
and american Clo;h. art CsD--s -ies as d.
signso which, special attention COgnIs, 10 ass-I
And the following styks of Ngs.inRs.
Msr~aii-s oi,vrry suaFJ white and psinIsi
sAt.n and Sik Nestings
'sshmafrt;s, slz ant
Wors.ei Ns-niss. fog suaG.nsI wear
The s:ock THREADS.
Lace hts N"-, Eesinss aud Lacr BuoR.
snd' Is nnufiay Large ant S.H elected VI tie
r"ek 81 fofel-n and Don-e ':. fr,-h Al
small advance The Merchants hni t,.
ihi-ss, syTvei ~ examining aS-snm.st r. l,-ln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24

FOX Rent Ok LEASE,
rs Tie tenement nn Mayo street adjoining
EsS t'e Tvs;sne. IohH Cosby Esl ness IN. u.s.nls
Ch.'oa containing u fat 18th necessary o iol.<s .za
~aiHi iinm la City Wafer work. Apply 10
i~ iI VAN LEW SMITH a. IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
Anrticu Halrs.

aA,ltiDu Iuitf.
- strvuE DAYS.
iiy DanIop. ',..rrr- 80.
no.i r"i"ah,e Improved AID , risa proved
REAL ESTATE,
. Ar "a. nos.
srns y M iah II Ags,L pr.a.,..
so ma s--tsha i"pr'v-d fos-r, % S,s .,s.,
'os'h< 'h-'-"" aho, 80 ei,.nn< IA rrAr , an So an,
.sp so''". Ani Immediately ,snsf,,r ihs,- bassi.t
'n'hy TIE k''rirae~. - oay sen At 10.
rknus-''r~ fau"s ea.s. r~s.a- in Lr.. .o,, ~
Nm ~ 'fri y 1cai,. credit, s,rfi.,o,y ns,.I..l
,r,ns-e, ~ ~. .. I'a,, o" ss po9-! 81 's Ia
r'h W'SIOr. anN,rsr 10. Aas..
DESIRABLE AND CoNyENlENT RESIDENCE AT
AUCTION.
an Thursday the ut, Inst, at :, o',i.rk -,
ih- pielne- WI b. -,si that h.aty proved an. ean,.o
ens ''aled ptop-.y .'a,-d ij,h street, r-lr - Na-rn
ienf's in r-sr ZOO fret hnhnx ami ioa
peo, h"n and the h,oi Ioaa ana
rEsH--'Ine ri r-ms-s.r 4. ,,o .o,,, ,,,n,r
=, anS MONTH. eeii f'' A.psv,d pAp.r By 10
n.a is-.i- DUNLOP AoNcuRr q 90. Ase,.
rs WILLIAMS. a Haxaii.
On "EDNssptY n., tie .s,hnyi a, 10 oeIoes Will l.. .o
IN front u ,o,e, - -
10 hra,pnnq scsar-
20 ssii so'~. wo"''r,'. 'ap-r'Or Loaf aarar
100 sas,a-,se sr,.n l,su,r. COT. ''''@
u Old Apuosara 10
loO poeSs's Fr.Hse Oil Janii.
90 bag snp.rinr old -. Ca'.aTinr',. Co
lo1rs Pine Ape Cbe--e
Cases sup Init Eus 20
eeroons yery beat cstpeeas ln!-o
so bot~s t.st Sperm Csndi,.
- dp Adsn3ntn- DO
10 sia,s hasons sug-I Rl,ekinx
ii-rcGs WiEtsr Pr---.a I.aIpo on
hihd- Pfiae b.tini1ra Cut-i E.eau
rhpu.suL
nN' pi'-shs A seisuei,e Braniy
~ Common &,
>, bei4 ssper ru.eaioOss wh..sry
% n. T. Kun
81 ssars Sole I>,h.r
proved paper. S' "' ~
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
RICHARDSON 4 co,
81. Main 81

IS, Main ST..
A RE receiving their supply Of SPRING DRY
1AGOOD>, which will nbraee n lnrEe and
varieS assortment OF the newest style. by ali
inc latest i'm poTtatious via New York, Of
ENoLisDFRE.C;I AND GEIsAR HANUFAcTURE
and ~th he usual qualify ID pcS. Fsbri- hoy
are prepared 10 exhibit sock % cnreIy new g-sI az
tpfsae on tssif n-3z terSs NH I9-iI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
FOR RENT

sss The Hoisc occupied by Mr. Frederick
b'"-iOsi al street. 3tiwssA FEsski. and cr.sr
irse cool wk "a terms apply ts Rrh.,
NoL l1lt ., 90! f,6ance rsnk rn..cs.n Ia, Ami
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
I.OR REM

81 Two Of the most eligible rooms on Main
<A< my eniraa.- .cacso, AL s..,
sa iH- have and rypa Tnss are ta- uSa ,.,s
-, Toos Nam s,frrt. >pS,y 10
J. u HOOVER,
{" . rs-,ra f,st 81 " ,s,,,yarth Turner a Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
M. Ii0. N,;r sir.., yi.hmo,I


'sNhE undersigned ,ifo,,-'..'s &" Drganixs ia X ch.
n.4tsi "u iu"e.l' March ssib. classical ANb ~
Li-h -'iioDi "a 'sStHi .aLdcaiSr. and chsr.c-r IL
- Fave i,i..f Ia IA. >ill from Df Er.
i'"'0y ff"f.h cf Wiiaad a May 'rse. Dahn-y Brown.
"a hfi"efy Proic-"f OF iinr1piy w,-m A. siar
ID Pryor 20 ts dsiif sas'. Pnnra % s. wif.a,.bu-
s'.- fs"'As *-rn,niy. Mr.. e. an GUAR .,
i*-he" "a teaching. viii enrn-t Impairment
81 %sn-I n@e"ITy Z" 10 sbonu, -. GO pnl-..
spns.ne" that THE isiy h. pet "a rsc4-
-'D' ~ f- ,nai~r o'
may D. -ni Ia The sehoni D.'sn
o~nHei enne'r"t the Ea,uTiay moon
~ ~ehs-io bsss onl sponth's IA.
Sf,f ho'i M rrf Ia b"ns III al who
ear" The seoo ioea'.G IN Frankn Opposite Rev u, Pam
,r'- rhateh- ~ - ~
few p"a's viii BE- taken soaiS-r- family oseup, o.:
The hoa-e IA which the School .. b-L
J. l.. G. GRIFFIN. 81. u.
D'rtf 'fan esniueiei the Classical Department
any ""ns tie shoie of the last sDi
AMI rave sn'ife ~tisiEeon have
lar. ana tai great pea-gGs
q" The -'riei"s r".''y. of ~. uhbvuai .--vo, nee Al
OF e mo- s'i- ADD renienahiy Department,
"sSs sfs'iHei Al hiS '.n<n-- {. }. u. PRYOR.
Williamsburg, March I5L IsI5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
FOR Boston

FOR BOSTON.
10 The sPlendid new and fast sailing Brig
- hENRlCo. PAine. master, having large portioo
q T cargo -nsss"i viii It wh .paeh. Fos ls..Ai or 49,
-se- Apply 10 hOaiL Lu:iln'= Wharf or ~
tnh ~ JAMES FfsaERs SoNa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
EOR NEW YORh

kSE 1h" regular pscket schr. TrscARoaA.
liz 'spt asv. .i,psieh fat ftsyht ox r....
sF,s po.id A. Lu5laas wha,f OF To
JAMES FrsIIZH,s soSs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-24
SCfTHES.
rIlHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS N. ,oe


AaIn street have nst rsseysI very Ar.e ascst,ut Of
us sennae iarinss Grass and Gain syr~ oc<ru -.
zoos - l"'if enua'r. f1ends Isy lncu~ eo,
E''ne> iai better they pafea They h.v. - t
nsn' years sh1 have DIT known p-ov,ar -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER

During the discussion of the question Of
senatorial apportionment in the convention
which, by the way, is to be discussed over
again-seyeral sallies of satire, founded on 10,
cality or the geographical position of certain
sections of the State, were INDUCED in by hon.
orable members. We will recite one of them
as an Illustration of how men glorify them
selves on their pride Of place-how men,
whether painting meath the torrid, or freezing
under the frigid zone,
Boldly proclaim, the h~appiest spot their
own"
A certain honorable member, to whose dis
trict but one member had been apportioned,
was envelghing against the injustice done to
his constituents, who from their numbers.
property and the territorial extent Of the dis
trict, were, in equity and justice, entitled to
two senators.
An honorable gentlman replied that he
could not conceive how the gentleman had
had the hardihood to rise and ask for two sen.
ators for his dIstrict-if hull-frogs and aIliga-
tors were TO be represented, then, indeed, there
would be some grounds for his claim. He
had been once in the gentleman's parish-he
wandered a few yards from the LeVee, and he
had actually TO make his way back on the
backs Of bnll-frogs and alIigators. They
formed not exactly a bridge Of signs, but a
bridge Of groanS!
The gentleman at whose parish the hit was
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Geshsn Butter--Just received and for sale
W VIM MARKBAM, Church ct.
SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY,

VIII be sold by II. LASoUE, anctionser, on
Saturday the ID May next, 1916, a. tho
Court House 10 the town Of Baton Rouge, at
the honr VI ~ o'clock A. d., the following
described property, 10 wit
Two lots Of ground IN the town Of Baton
Rouge, being lois 10. 8 and z, square no. 4,
On north Boulevard street, having each a front
Of sixty feet, by a depth Of one hundred and
fifty feet French measure.
Also. fourteen acres Of land situated in tho
town Of Baton Rouge, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, designa
ted on the fguraliVo plan deposited by r. d.
Newcomb in the Parish Judges office as nos.
n and IS.
The property above described 10 be sold for
the purpose d satisfying q legal mortgage
thereon, IN favor Of Hyrtengc Capdevllle now
Hortense Artus.
Tcrms-one fifth each, the balance at six,
twelve. eighteen and twenty-lour months, in
notes bearing mortgage, with six per cent in
teresi from date til maturity, and eight per
annum interest from maturity till final pay
ment. Act Of sale before John Reid, notary
public, ut The expense Of the purchaser.
march 22, 1915. s
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thor Of them folt too well satisfied with The
result Of her marriage. II required not even
the cloer observation Of n parent'e eye, to dis.
cover that she WAS far from happy.
II wiah Hhs were only SINGLE Mr.. Wy.
man at length said. "She married much too
young-only eighteen, and with a cold heart.
Cd and, | fear, unpfinciplsd and neglected
husband. II IL sad to think oft"
"But | was married az young 40 che was
Mr.. Wyman."
"Yee but ! Aatter myself you made a
much better choice. Your condition at eigh-
teen was very different from what hers now
IL. Asl aaiI before, | only wish che we're
single, aud then | wouldn't care to SEQ her
married tof Two or three years % come
u can't hep wtphlng she had refused Mr..
Elliott, II Eho had done 90, che might have
been married 10 b mteh better man long be-
fore tbta Mr. Carpenter IN Worih II dozen vi
him oh dear! this marriage 10 all a lottery
attor all. Few prizes and many blanks
Poor Anna che ID not happy"
Al this moment lha door opened, and The
child Of whom HEY were speaking, with her
infant Ia her arms, 'ean0 hurrledly 10. Her
face Vas deadly pale, her lips tightly com.
proasod, and her eyes wildly digtundel and
liked.
"Anna - exclaimed tho mother, starting
up quickly and aprlngirg towards her.
MY child, what aiIa you t. wac eagerly
aHhod by the father, as he, TOO, rose Up hast
lily,
But there was no reply. The heart u the
child wag loo lnlL She could not utter the
truth. Sho had been sent back to tBf pa
rents by her husband, but her tongue cohld
not declare thatl PRIDE, shame, wounded
affection, combined to hold back her @arde
Her only reply Was 10 lay slet babe IN hol
mothers arms, and then ding herself upon tic
bosotu OF her father.
Al YVES mystery then, but time ~uon un
yelled The cause OF theif daughters strange
aud sudden Appearance, and hordeop anguish
The truth gradually satne out thai RIo had
been deserted by her husband, or WHAT soon,
cd 10 Mrs, Wyman more diaRraceiul atill hat
been sent home BY him. Bitterly did she ".
oeraIc him, but II ayailed nothing. Her ~.
dent wish had boen gratiiod. Anna was en-,
gagged al sixteen, aud married s0oii after but
NJ eighteen, alas I she bad come home a de.
serted wife mud mother And SO she romaia
ed. IIor husband never afterwards came
near her. And now, ut thirty, with q dangb,
ter VOL grown, she remains in her father
houaa, a quiet, thoughtful, dreamy woman,
who sees little that Is attractive, and who
rarely stirs beyond The threshold Of the house
that shelters her. There are those who will
~recugniza the picture.
80 much for being engaged at sixteen.
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FASHION COURsE-sPRENe
MEETING.

gEEyHE Races over The Fashion Course will
y ommenc on the first Wednesday In

gwyHE Races over the Fashion Course will
" on the first Wednesday Ia
May Dsxt, and continue four days
list Days sepsstake for two year eds
last Spring-milo heats-"ontrance BOO, fore
felt S25-Creolea Of Louisiana and Mlssis.
sippi, 10 carry two year old weights, TO name
and close the day before the race.
% Day--Three mile ~hsats-purss $3.50
- iDllows $3.50 each and plate stake adj
ded Of q Ghe silver pitcher and a dozen of
silver tutnblers-entranco II ten per cent on
the cash a%tnoupf and for the plate 10 propor-
ton to too number entered to run-all horses
The age Of four years, and upwards, will car
ry l000lbs., those under that sge will carry
there entitled weights 70 rule.
3D. Dsy-Two mile h~eats-purss 9l50-
free for all ages, to rulea.
9TH Day-pfoprietofs purse, s1O0-best
three III fve--to bo added a fine saddie, bri.
die &c, Of Buatt's make--safne rules AZ for
the silver plate.
JNO G. WALKER Proprietor
Port Hudson, Mirch /, is45.