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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
GHAI5K'S DIN STANn

To-Day. Washington, 80. Capitals 500 600
5000 1880, 2736 30 Of I35u. 80 of 400 80 Of 200
1872 OF 100 IS numbers, - drawn Tickets So
shares in proportion.
Also Patapsco, li2-Capitals: $4,000. $500
l,500, e69, OF 500 of 800, of 200, 25 of 100 q
OF TO- 800 of so. 75 numbers, 16 drawn Tickpt
s3-shares in proportion. SMITH.
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U. :. SENATE-The Senate, on Friday, discussed
resolution appropriating $500 for the purpose Of
constructing in the chamber, machine for taking
the yeas and nays. During the progress of the
debate, some jocular speeches were made by sena.
tors. Dir. Hsmln remarked that some gentlemen
would not know how to vote by machinery, zntil
they were Instructed by the hle leaders. Mr. But.
Ter thought an amendment should be made, provid-
Ing tor the employment Of spiritual rappers TO in
dictate how Senators should VOTE Mr. Houston
went for the machine but it was of no use, and
the resolution was rejected. The Senate then went
into executive session.
EE man named Peter puvtop frnun suviafor
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LAMBERT's OFFICE.
14th street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn numbers Delaware, 81, Aprs:
y 90 az IL &c &c 81 40 20 80 81 II
Whole p 80 AZ, prize of SlOO; half 3 4s 81.
prize of $500.
TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No So. Capitals S25,75O, l0O95, 5 400, $3.50. 1850,
IN OF 1000, DC rs numbers, "a drawn. Tickets
8 dollars. On n
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By James N. Taylor.
BY Dunlop. Moncure 81 Co.
VIZ r. ~ 1aH@ ~ ATrCTEnN

on MONDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at our Auction Store an as
s sol OF the largest and most splendid French
rate hlrrors ever offered for sale ia ths city Tee
Mlrrors can be examined on Friday, Saturday and
Monday, until the hour of SALE
IeEms Under 800 casn over Sl0o A months
creoit Tor approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. co,
A,,-t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY DunleP, Msncare Il Co.
4 yARGO OF SUGAR AND HIOLAssEs
~ AT AUCIION.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
inst commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell at our
wharf and warehouse. ct Rockets the cargo of the
schr Echo, from Attakapas, with
2l6 hhds Sugar. shipped from seven plantations,
and win doubtless prove to be the hes, cargo
Of Sugar landed this season
lo6 bbls prime molssses
ALSO,
20 hhds Muscovsdo Moiasses
10 boxes sperm and tallow Candles
TEBMs-Under $780, cash over sl0o. 4 mon,hs
credit for approved negotiable paper.
EF@ Sale without regard to weather
sp IL DUNLOP, MORCURE 4 co. Apr,s
By Davenport, Allen d Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-on
~ THURSDAY, 18th April, we will sell at no
O'Clock, at our auction store, an assortment of Gro
ceries, wiz
Lsguayra and Java Coffee
Bacon, Coffee Sugars
Molasses, Soap, Green Teas
Candles, Lamp Oil
Brandy, rectfed Whiskey, N Rum
Wrapping Paper, Cheese
ALSO-l00 boxes Oranges
TERms-Under $780, cash 500 and over. four
months credit for approved paper
aplI DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. Co Aucts
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prick TENEMENT AND LOT ON
" JAIL ALLEY AT AUCTION.-Wm be sold on
thursday, l4th april, at A O'Clock, P M, upon
the premises, Brick Tenement and Lot, situated
ON the west side OF Jail Alley. The house is nearly
new and in good order, containing ABOUT rooms,
&c, and being located CONVENE MT to the bust ness
parts OF the city viii always yield handsome Der
rtum upon cost
Terms Onethird cash; balance at and - mos
with interest satisfactorily secured.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
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GREGORY & MAURY. oIanaaers

Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 81 April !:
% 90 46 ~ 65 46 81 49 &c 30 ri al
Draws To. Day-Capitals: S25, ESQ, lOG95
. 400 10 OF l0JO, &c. rs Nos, II drawn Tickets
SO; shares in proportion.
TO. M0rrOw.-Capitals: S2l COO. 10000 SO of
1OOo, 90 OF 500, &c. 78 numbers IL drawn bal.
lots. Tickets s5; shares in proportion. ape
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By " ellington Goddin, Auct. =.

ny w ELLINGTON oO00l0s Auct,
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
- ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
hiCHMOND-For sale at Auction By virtue of
decree OF the Circuit Cour: of the city Of Richmond
pronounced on the 26th March, 1883 in the case of
iaylor &C., Vs. Stephens, Trustee, &C, the under
s,sneo thereby appointed Commissioner, will sell
= pubic auction, to the highest bidder on Thurs
aay. the 18th day of April 1853, commencing At
a Siock In the afternoon, the real estate therein
,he s,eo, consisting of lots Nos 1872 and ls3 in
Of aa;n Q. the city, fronting the Northern side
Hin Az street 2so feet, between warehouse and
Tue views OF purchasers
months e. -one-tnlrd cash balance at and -
snd ,;,i. negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
apll '' no'e 81, snsn De pald.
| w. GODDIN, Auct.
r. COMMISSIONERS ATE opry.
~ LIABLE PROPERTY ON CAV STsuEET
~ virtue OF decree of the Circuit CONT nf ;ho
city OF richmond, the undersigned will sau ~.
nc auction, to the highest bidder, on Wednesdow
osn osy u apfii next, at the hour of o'clock
M, Lot on the corner of CLAY and OH 5000
fronting eighty feet on Clay street ana r;
back one hundred and sixty feet ,o tha i Gnning
Thomes w McCance. The lot will be sold an,. ~
VI aIVloeo INTO io.s 70 SUIT purchasers The pro
TERMs.-cash as to the sum of SI5Oo ,v;,, :;
terest from 25th day of March, 1887. un,i n,;a
and credit OF twelve months as to the residpa
JAMES LYONS, Com
Saio W w. uoDDiN' Auct mn 3I-eodtds
ER Nj 100 TO $50 Beautiful.
Il BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF "FIJT.
TON, ADJOINING PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCK.
ETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
on Thursday. April 18th, 1853, commencing al
ii O'Clock, on the premises, from 100 to $50 beau
tIiul Building Lots in this fast improving part Of
the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in
vestments, and persons of limited means can for
small amount OF money procure for their families
com1orta5le home. fine spring of water from
the "Mt Erin" spring. runs through this land
which, for small price, can be carried into every
yard. A plst of the property can be seen at the
office OF the Auctioneer in g few days.
Terms -One'fo9rth cash; balance at three, six
and nine months, for negotiable notes, interest ad
ded, secured by trust deed, or title retained,
NH ~ w Goblin
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N HEATEk q SONS, respectfully In.
1sAs form their friends and the public, that they
have removed from No 80 to No so, Main, where
they have on hand, and are daily receiving from
their mandatory in the North, a large and fash.
ionable stock of Ready Made Clothing, cut
and made in the best latest styles, and viii sell
them both at wholesale and retail, as low as they
can be bought in any of the Northern cities. We
respectfully invite the public to call and see tor
themselves. Country Merchants would find it to
their interest TO examine our stock before purchss
ing. HLXTER a. SONS.
No 80 Main street, one door below
ap S-lms Purcell add A. Co Drug,ists
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


BY james n. TayIsr, Anctr.
TWO BUILDING LOTS, CORNER
25rH AND X STREETS. AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on Msnday, 11th April, ct o'clock
N, upon the premises, two Lots of Land. situat-
ed at the North Western iQtersecsion OF 25th and
streets, fronting toeetheron 25th atrest, 81 feet,
and running back 122 feet to sn alley.
These lots are beautifully located 10 a rapidly
improving neiehborheod. -
TRRMs-One-third cash, balance at and
months for notes, with interest added, and salts
factoriiy secured.
ep7 JAMES N TAYLOR, Auct
By James N. Taylor. 4
OF OF LAND IN ROCKETS. ON
IL NICHOLSOH STREET. At AUCTION
Will be sold on Monday, the 18th day of April,
ct ~ O'Clock in tne afternoon. upon the premises,
Lot of Land situated on the north side Of Nichol-
son street, fronting twenty ive feet and running
back about 100 feet
TERMs-One third cash. balance in six months,
with interest," and satisfactorily secured.
apo JAMES 81 TAYLOR, AuctI
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G19T DR.. ohm z. Walts,alI. Il homeopathic
Physician. Otfice on Governor street, nearly op-
poslte the Governors Houte. NH l4-6m*
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Sale by w. Gopp1N, Auct NH 3l-eoS.1
IRON 100 TO $50 BEAUrIFUt
BY James NJ. Taylor,


I'VE ON CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH
STREETS, AT AUCTION will be sold on Wed.
nesday, Goth April commencing at clock, p NJ,
upon the premises, that large Brick Tenement and
Lot situated on the South side of Cary street. be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets and occupied bv Mr.
M G Cooper, fronting 25 feet and running back l25
feet, more or less to the alley. After which, will
be sold two unimproved Lots, adjoining the above
on the East, each fronting about 25 feet and run.
ming back l25 feet, more or less, to the alley.
This property being located in the very centre eff
the heaviest business portion of the city, offers
favorable investment to the capitalist
The terms will be-One quarter in cash; ba.
lance at l, 2, and years, with interest, payable
semi-snnualy, credit payments to be secured BIZ a
deed OF trust upon the property
ap6 Jas NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr.
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E@E. - ENAAsU b1SEASES.-Ihose accus-
toned to fashion of taking medicine at the com
mencement OF Spring, to purity the system and
strengthen the stomach, will find Raker.s Pre-.
MUM Hiiters one of the best medicines for
those purposes now eXtant. Its purely vegetabl e
properties should commend it to the attention f
all heads OF families, medicine chest should
be witnoutit As Il purifier Of the blood aud r. .
gulator Of the system it has no equal
Price 50 cents per bottle To be had in Richmond
al the Drug Stores of Messrs Purcell, Ledd & Co:
Bennett o. Beers, Duval Adie and Gray, A b.
deker, Z. MiiIspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, of Todd d, Christian,
Petersburg; d Lyman, Lynchburg; King d. Tow,
Norfolk; DR. Camm Williamsburg
EsT Orders addressed to 4 BAKER, Richmond
Va, will receive prompt attention. ap9
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81 AZ So So 70 90 "a n % oil IA %.
Ticket Nos IA AZ 60, Nos IA n, Nos 20 10 50,
Nos 90 IS 6l-all sold and paid by STRATTON.
T0.day.-Delaware,E No Go Capital S25,750--
IS numbers, IA drawn. Tickets g. sp II
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
y Ep ANrE T. m

For This nay.-Capitals: s2e, 500, 5000, 450o,
s'3e' 81 OF 1871 81 OF 400, 80 Of 2o0 1872 OF 100,
&c. rs numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets So
Also, the Patapsc0 Lottery Capital: $40. 900,
5000, $780, 500, 2 Ct 500, 2 of 300, &c 7snumbers.
II drawn Tickets So
Drawn Nos OF Md. Consolidated, "a:
10 80 SO 10 81 SO SO 62 IL so 81 72 81 65
Tickets 50 81 Y, IL 81 70, 81 80 6s-alI sold and
paid by LICK
ap Il
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~ man named Peter Burton. fropa Lewiston.
Del, was killed on'bosrd schooner 10 Alexsndris,
on Thursdsy, by afall.
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4 Il II l. Il spill MAN.
MED CHANT, m.

opposite Exchange, 18th ST, Richmond.
III AS returned from the North, and is receiving
LII bis Spring and Summer supply of Goods. 10
which be would most respectfully invite The srten.
'lon OF his friends and the public generally.
ap 6-6tA
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q To the Public.-Your attention is in.
vited to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINIS & WATSON are daily issuing from
their Gallery No IS l.2 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all among the many who visit our rooms daily
are heard to exclaim: they the best I've ever
SEEM they certainly the natural looking
ever saw. As we have never resorted to humbug
or tined to write ourselves into notice we ask the
public to call and judge tor themselves. You are also
notified that our prices low any in this city,
Don't forget the place. No s. IL Main street. Mansion
House
no so MINNIS & WATSON
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II Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No
l45 MAIN STREET, at the Gothic Windows - Hand
some DaguerreOtype MIR. VIM. A. PRATT, Da.
guerreotypist, on Main street, between 18th and
18th, has sent US, $50 it is ssid) an admirable like
ness OF Prince Albert taken from medal furnish.
ed him, together with diploma signed by the
hand OF the Prince and handsome volume of the
reports OF the Worlds Fair for exhibiting speci.
men OF his art The picture is very good one, and
reflects great credit on the artist an operator
Extract.-SIR: have the pleasure to inform
you that the Jury has awarded you medal &c.
mhHO MILLARD ELL.
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WANTED.

SERVANTS WANTED.-We wish to Dur.
~ chase, TO remain in the city, one Female Cock.
one Ladies' Maid, and one Man House Servant-sli
OF whom must be No !, as to character and quail.
hcatlon. None other need apply, and tor such we
Will pay tie highest market price
apo TOLER & COOK. Agents.
@ A DWELLING WANTED, near the
nj Exchange, in agood neighborhood. Address
poA oI4, rost OHlce. ap 1T
w ANTED.-lw wish to hire for the balance of
w the year, good NAN SERVANT for gene.
raj purposes, One that can come well recommend.
ed, for which will pay liberal hire. Apply to
EDW'D d. EACHO,
ap General Agent and Collector
WANTED-A young Man who has some
w knowledge OF the Drug business, and can
come well recommended, may find permanent
situation, by application to
NH 3l-ts E PICOT
w ANTED, d Negro Woman, capable of at
w tending to Cows. Apply at
J. ID. B. EVANS,
apo III West Main Street.
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Printed al short notice and upon reasonable terml
1g Orders tor al kinds OF Printing will be re
ceiVed and executed in the handsomest stvL,.
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JOB PRINTING,

d q z a TCH OFFICE.
Governor Street, doors from Main.
RICHMOND Vn
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ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNDER.
eS>-A-A TAKERS. Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 22-lv
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Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. ap1
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sTRATTON,s OFFICE

Drawn Nos Delaware, No 81, April 9Th:
3 % ~ AZ IL 6S 46 81 10 2s 80 81 At.
Drawn Nos Delaware. Extra s5:
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PRISON, and cafe arrival at MarseIles, of the
NADIA. Fey were released from prison on
Tuesday lasE, and were Immediately smuggled
on board the Preach post office steamer Hell
lesp0nt, which left Leghorn the next morning
Tor this place. They were not allowed by the
Tuscan authorities TO communicate with any
@. their friends, and were sent on board very
ihinly clad, not being even permitted to take
some clothing which was waiting al hotel
Some English gentlemen, hearing their destI-
1ate condition with regard to clothing, SEM
them some.
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cor
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NUMBER IS.
4 Beautiful Sentiment.

"Thc moon looks calmly down when man
Is dying,
The earth still holds her way:
flowcrs breathe their perfume, and ~
winds keep sighing;
Naught seems ~ pause or stay"
Clasp the hands meckly over tho still breast
they've no more work to do; close the weary
cycs-they'vc no moro tssys to shed; part tho
damp locks-there's no moro pain To bear.
Closed IL the ear alike to love, kind voice, and
calumny's stiging whispers.
u, II In TINT stule1 heart you have ruthless.
ly planted thorn; II from that pleading cye
you have carclessly turned away; ifyoa, nv
ing glance, and kindly word, and claspine
give you! No ffown gathers on tho marble
brow AZ you gazc---no scorn curls the chisselcd
lip---no flush Of wounded feeling mounts 10 the
blue-vcincd temples
God forgive you Cor your hct, too, must
shrink appalled, from deaths cold rivcr-your
faltcring tongue asks "Can this be tlcsths''
your fading eye lingcr6lovingly on tho sunny
earth; your clammy hald yields its last fscbie
o, rapacious grave! yet another victim for
thy voiceless keeping Whstii 80 words os
greeting from thy household slcepsrsf No
warm welcome from sister's loving lipsf---
No throb Of pleasure from the dear maternal
bosoms
Siisnt all
o., if these bpokcn limbs wore novor gather
cd upl II beyond deaths swelling flood
there wore no eternal shore N for tho
struggling bark there were no port Of peace
if a.hwart that lowering cloud xprang no
bright bow Of promise
| Alas for love IL ths be all,
And ndu9ht bsyond-oh earth!
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Alas for love IL this be ALL,
And ndu9ht bsy0nd.-oh earth {!

AsaEs, LIME, &c., ron CoRs.--Wo and the
following communication in tho Country Gen.
tleman.
ltried an experiment on my corn last sum-
mer with ashes, lime. and plaster, and'was "a
well satisfied myself that thought, perhaps,
you might think It worth place In your pa.
ashes, and plaster and put about Rill on :
hill, whonthe corn first came through tho
ground
When putting on the ashes,. &C., Tleh four
rows; and when tho core was harvested kept
these rows separate, and took two rows on
each. side Of the four and huskcd them. scpa.
rately. The difference Of yield In favor Of
that which was aslsed, &C., was At the ratio OF
about ten bushels to'thc acre. The difference
In color could be seen all summer, a. hr a.
tho rows could be distinguished.
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a LOVE- ScESE.---Ovcrhesra and Phono.
graphically reported by Phrederisk rhine-
phun. "Phaircst of tho phair," sighed tho
lover. 'phancy my pheelings whom 4 phoreses
tho phearphul consequences Of our pKleeihg
phrom your phathers phamily. Phew phel.
lows could have phaced tho music with a.
much phortitude ~ | havo;: and - phickio
phoftonc phsils to smile on our loves, I phind
! must pAerego the pleasure Of becoming your
husband Phaircat Phrancss, phareweli phor-
ever" "Iold, Phrsnklin, holdi'' screamed
phranccs, u will phollow you phorevcr." But
Phrahklin had phled. and Phrances phaintcd.
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perfection, and yet not one Of our farmers
hardly have turned their attention to these
productions, but are entirely dependent upon
our Northern brethren. Would Il not bc wise
for the farmers Of Texas 10 look 70 this sub.
ject. We not only have the soil and climate
to produce these articles, but We have the
finest water power in the world. The streams
that come gushing from the mountain side,
and dashing through our rich and productive
valleys, afford sufficient amount Of water lor
mills or factories Of any dimensions .
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A man famous for hunting ap cnigsnas, phil.
osophixed thus What strange creatures eirls
are. Offer ons Of thcm good wages TO, work
for you. and ten chances 10. ono e The old wo-
man can spare any Of her siflh Hut iust PRO.
pose matrimony, and scc u they don't junp ~
the chance o!wosking lifetime ior their VIC
tuals and closhea
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twas 40 hot on "Wednesday .has Jacobs.
while out gnning. shot q wild duck with six
boiled eggs In her, Now's tho time for bed
bugs and parasol vendsrs Well II H.
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"reminiscences Of western Texaa

"reminiscences Of Western Texaa
TnE PU1xAx CniLpRrx-Miss LocKnARr.
Tho following brief sketch originally ap.
peared in the Victoria Advocate In ls40.
The unwrittcn history of Western Texas Is
rcpletc with incidents Of the most thrilling
aud cnlivening kind, very many Of which will DO
allowed to pass under the vei Of oblivion and
soon es forgotten except by tho immediate
descendants Of those who may have acted some
part In them II IL source of pain that such
should be the case, and Il il to be hoped TINT
some means may be devised to rescue many
OF those Interesting events from apparently
Of gold upon the truthful page of history. or
tho great number Of these 6cts which have
come to my knowledge, my mind has often
dwelt with melancholy delight upon one that
occurred in April, 1910; which cannot bu,
bclievs will agrccsbly interest tho readers of
the Advocate, and with your permission shall
proceed to relate the circumstances precisely
~ they were detailed 70 mo by ono who acted
prominent part in them.
In The 6ll Of 1883 there were Ave children
four girls and one boy, think-capturcd
Of Andrew Lockhart, In the now county Of
Dewitt One Of them, girl of some IL or
Ths others we're ~ M ths Children of : Mr Putn"n,
Who then lived on the samo Arm WITH M T.
Miss Lockhsrt. ~ n we'll known. was ran.
somcd At San Antonio In ls4O: the son Of Mr.
Putnam had been previously obtained; the
elder Miss Putnam was not brought In and
still continues captive. As TO the fate Of the
third child Of Mr.. Putnam, our memory has
escaped us. Our story, however, relates 70
the remaining child, : sweet little giri about
two and half years old when taken in 1855.
She was the idol Of her fond parents, had Just
arrived at the most interesting age of child
hood, could run about and talk very we'll. and
delighted Ia speaking tho words father, mother
and sister. Her loss bore bard upon her poor
parents, and q married sister. When Miss
LookhArt and tho Putnam boy were ransonicd,
they could giye NO definite account Of this
niue gir', ana her parents end iriends general
Y, were torcec % tns cohclus'on mat shc Was
aesa nsPPy snoufns inoeed one wouid tnink,
~ u'o'ncs snus ~. H'uAseu. nus Ao uncertain.
~, Me conn'clanf emohons o. nope deferred,
sno aespsar--snxieo M ~ sne nTcast o. sne ior-
p.'.n.rs in ou; - "0 a ".puyS 70. Innoosn. ~ III
oriovsi e -~ -, : ''S''A ssS.e WA
r. Ar 100
~. nr wv .n1N ~ h.u yss1s NY u
s;.s,nr &c ~ a;s..ss. onman s: smo uuInS 'ne
n.stw ~ c"wsm.hss .sss.Da s. ~ csn nn.ono
dcI,y.,ca ~ The ."shor;s,.s &c ~. ..;,r .s a
Amsr;csn s;ri .,,,nos.S y, - =. wy .h uy s.a.s
old. She was nsfsd Ana ~ drcsSS,,iv L s,,ns"S |
and sun burnt. ~ 81 bo scsrcslv disi;nvu;sh-
able from an indian child. Ths InJ;sns conld
not, or would not toll whore she had boen .r
takcn. stating that she was cantnred hv an.
H.ss, Sss ,,ys. party q their tribe they believed
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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Como hero, you mischievious liltio rascal.
you
Won't you lick me, Ather,'
NO.
win you swear you won'u'
YES
Then I won't come, fasher, for Parson A..
wood says he that swcars vii Ec.'