Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

me. They have got houses there -..
wheels. Brooks -a~ cue wi.a >ix ts-.
scs hjtched % 1t, aai liz driver v.tl 6
long whip going ig Ike Nh.rl-viu-.
followed it down the mad f.r ul- el#
a half, and when ID staFr I .a-skel al5 --.-.
60 YOU lhiaE there wa-l nothing Ia 81 tar
one little woman sitting Up b. one CORNER
| Well, Brook, turned blrk un the road.
land as I vas riding along sees a .4u-v
I looking chap With long c1E.y hair hanging
down his back, and Els boots a. sal1eF IS
7 the face @. the uD-c0Iu-rF nigel / called
\ him into the middle @. tie rlaL ana asked
\ MIN civil quesiIou-GGd q Citi gre-lur,
\ you know, Brooks, calls Tor q cfv.l ans
I sHer ali over the world I slys, 9 s1ys.
j Stranger, can sou tell me where CO. L.
mar Iivesraa what DO you ttlak vas h.s
answer--'G0 % IA. s1z fr8l-F
..Weu, Brooks, knocks along u9 ard
down and about, until GO la-t t1-s alt
where Col. Lamar lived. gets down
and bang away az the d1ar. Presently
the door opened bv as pretty, Eae-s1-Ee1.
well dressed a woman a. ever y.u SEED lu
Your born DAYS. Books Sis SIS
thar every dlv, Brooks >avs &. Mrs
\ Lamar. l presume. Madam. sarsL. "a lam
f. Mrs. Lamar, sur sWeL. Ialr-- SAWS
/, i have come an tle way from N--.1
Carolina % see C0.1ue. Lrrzr-tl see
about buying q tract 81 land from him that's
mp in onr parts p Then, she SAYS. -l,r-
Lamar has rode cut iE the country. t-- al.-
be back shortly Come In IN. azt s1l-
a while. I've no doubt tie Ce'Cue5 sab
soon RETURN" anI she had O srlle -11-
that pretty face Of hers rLlt rauz1-..l n
body Of a Spring moruln-- Wei. Books
hItchsj my horse 70 g brass ta.aE ca rr1
/. door, and walked .1. Wen. uleu "a
IN sees the floor an covered over ul-a
f the nices, hooking thl1-- u5-a- r-z1 ANS
patched-w1rkei bed-qll-t yCI ever -eeE
"a your lie, Brooks / was rrrlr- g.. r-ze
along round g., bur presently sees q .l-
Niger come stepping night over H.
Thinks | It that niger en- 90 g. car -1
1t, too! So right over Iti goes and t.6ss
f my seat right before a picture which a-
first [ thought was a l.--.e man L#kiG- rl
at window Vel, Brooks car-e SO
waiting and wai-IEg iar Cai- Llmlr. a--
az la~t-he didn't come, LIt Ilev beam r1
bring Ia dinner. Think o. s1sz- De- la-='s
a scraPe. But ] male it u1 ms ul1l o.
tell her, If she axed me 10 cl---ll tel Der
with a geHteei bow that HeL no 1--rel11
TO eat. Bur, Brooks. she ditu-t ak me t1
eat-she azed me IT III be 50 god aS t1
carve that turkey for her, AMI she G5i Go
with one Of them lovely smiles .llI makes
the cold Streaks run down the small e--a
teIier's back. Certainly. Madam SAYS
|, and ! walks up % the llL.e--le-e was
on one side Of the turkey a grelt Bag katie
as big as a bowie knife and q iJrz ulrl q
trigger ID u on the other side. We Z
falls 70 work, and In the first lrr- I slash
ell the gravy about tvo yarL= O-Er rle
shitest table cloth Won ever seed l- .--r
life, Brooks! Well felt The ut sc an Be-
gin to gather about my cheeks and eyes,
But I'm not mlu OBJ back ont ts- trl-=s-
20 | makes another effort AM Ilc Ll-lzl
thing took a flight and Do D: rI-lI rl Mrs
Lamlr's lPl Wei. Won see. Brooks, then
was taken with a blindness. ami ia- asst
thing | remember I vas upon che Er't
a-kickjug. Well. bv tII> -.Ee BEGAN Cos
think Of navigating. s. Eaas aI- ana
mounts Basam, and cuts for North Car..i-
: na! Now, Brooks; ylI dat blame ll-,