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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

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6Oialb prizes, amounting TO fl,2O2,buO
Tickets sz0 Halves 10 90; Qrs o.; Egbths 2 so.
Certificate Of Package Of 26 Whols, fSl6 90
Do do &c Halves .................... l5s %
Do do 26 Qrs............ .............. 10 90
Do do 26 Elghtls ................ ~ 80
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SPLENDID STOCk q
EXTRAORDINARY AND ELEGANT SUPPLIES o.
NEW GODS.

Nav Isl, lSbl,
~ v. PRICE 4 CO., making large additions 20 Their
-1df stock from OBJ. recent iH atf.01s Cor Spring
i ,1e- ,s In every jegarusaL just opened and more
expected hourly
Beluf.fc. SIX rog,,ias all ro'o-s
Elegant Alg,sis koH-s, cho.cv ground
six lu.l.e.fs. eu .rtF new
Auotter I.t traatfgl Lawns So much desired
Grey Fcu'aris. fhc lsst in market
Blsck mourning Siks and Ianrtas. very low
Lace ard Muslin Collars
Hoop skirts
linen ali Clmtrc Travelling Sets, &c, Ac.
f Ni~t Department and Mtul.actly H nov very iuu, IN
lr.tL 1u thc most superb Lace to Ore most moderate
Il-ta.- ana 10 "a customer ne suited from the STOCK
.s made o. oIIsr OF any shape aud glaty upon few
..s
...t., 81 srrrg Sscl.sr. ..
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From the Boston Courier.

Tie judgment and patriotism eynced by the Baltimore
Convention, in the selection OF its candidates for the
chief Offices of the Republic subjects of the
unbouuded qualification. noble spectacle and gori
example have thus been presented the people of the
United States. Actuated by the highest motives which
could possibly inspire engaged in a momentOus un-
dertaking and exhibiting the concilalory and ge
ncrous feelings towards each other these delegates COM
prisng some of the most distinguished persons in the
country, and many who have no superiOrs have
bled have considered the great interests at stake have
determined upon their path of duty Without pickering
discord the least symptom of wrangng they have
selected suitable candidates for the most exalted stations
upon couple of ballongs for President aud only
for Vice President-and after mutual congratulations
have separated their homes at the expiration of ouy
two days to carry out their honorable purposes among
the people and for the public We have no dspo
son whatever to make ungracious comparisons but the
difference of action and difference of result between this
assembly aud that recently broken up in utter division Of
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR NAY 1850.

FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS 4 CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON IhE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS 90.
To be drawn In Wilmington DEL Thursday May 81 lst
CAuTJON

Persons living distance should he extremely cautious OF
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates Of Packages
Tickets The couu flooded Nth bogus aud swiudng Lotte
@ Every ndueevnt held out 10 persons money
IN them. Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 $4,000 head heir
meswith Tickets al One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars. All such In instance
frauds; them Tickets Il Is much
away without The shadow getting prize
al Lotteries where Capital Prize unusually large
comparison 70 The price Of Tckes In every where
large Prizes offered for small cost Of Tickets put down for
a certain fraud.
tS- All orlrrs addressed TO FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS CO.,
Wilmington Del viii with prompt attention. the printed
official drawings sent
YRANCE, BR0ADBENTs CO.,
mao -StsuItd Wilmington Delaware
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SELDEN a uILLER,

IUKNEK PEAhL ANU JAhl NIhtE-Nf
NFFa.u tntst assortment ot Old hlnes ana II
II 1y have ever Pad thr pleasure of otrrnk To tei
HH the public 1l-I1lei u their assortment VII hei.1nl
eys 0 Ca -utta Brandy the dassi a-le ever Imported
ts country Ota-d Daply Co . 5. .. P. Brandy And
-. ftrtty of Inferior brands
sherry al, Madeira Wines 0f al grades
Champagne WIles Of th- mot Ch0c. brands imported
tIa-st Wines all the grades cut By Barton Gus
Ger cf Bordeaux, acknowledge 90 be the best CArri
sent % This country
R4-sualy Wine. Chamhertu brands
Rye Whisky choice quality, ninc years old
u.i Grenada Kun
Holland Gin
olive or extra Gne. Bar' on Guister brand
Virginia and extra su-ar cured Hams
OIf Government Java Coffee. warranted genuine
Glu P5wIer Tea OF che yr-s finest quality
GlIuness' double extra nublu stout, ALsopp.s Ale
London Porter, quarts and P.lts
Rakers B.iters
sperm Adanautne and Talov Candies
Al. 90 vi llch us wiu -cu al The losest prices -
SELDEN a MILLER.
ua- Corner Prarl and CARY streets.
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From the Richmond Dispdtch, (NeIttrdD.
Without compromising the neutrality of this journal
in political matters may be permitted to congratulate
the country upon the disposition recently manifested by
all parties put forth their greatest connection
with the highest offices. Mr.. Bell is n leader under
whose illustrious flag even the old Wing Guard who
fought under Harry of the West may march with pride
and patriotism
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ROBERT sHOEuAlAlik q co.

WHOLESALtil DIR I CTGlSI
Importers o. french and Engiish
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
Mlnuf.-tlrars OF PAINTS % every description
m 4e1on of SorrssS MEsCuASrs respectfully invited and
..-......-..- .r.-..f mh2t-3m
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

GLASS 95.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del, Saturday, May &C. 1860.
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NRENCH BRANDY.-b0 cs.ta pure French Brandy.
mi9-lW For sale by Wh. WALLACE SONS
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EJAVING made large addition shop
trade, will sell Northern prices We have
100 different designs ~ Plain and Ornamental RaIing
yerandas, Haiconi -, Porch Pieces, window
Guards &C. &c Vault and Cellar Doors Iron sash, Shutters
lnd general Backmhng aud finishing done with and
despatch.
Cemetery Railing Tor the country made put up
by ordinary mechanic jA8G-tf
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NUMBER III
M A = = ER'S
FIVE MINUTE
ICE CIR N FIR EZERS.

WIN STAMPED iaos Gowns AND BOrTONB-TInkD.
The only which constructed on true seepno
principles
The Cheapest Best and most Economical equdnR ss lee
and less labor Than other being the
rAbe In struclure and most certain Ia is operations
Sole Al gent Tor he United States,
EKErcHAM CO.. Manufacturer Of JapAnnsd
and Panlshed Tin Ware
fei6-d3m Pearl sfrect N.xu yn.L
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26
WHERE ARE YOU GOING:

An nnecdote is told of Finney, the reviva-
list, and a canalman, to the following effect:
He was holding forth in Rochester, and
in walking along the canal one day, he came
across boat-man who was swearing furi-
ously. Marching up, he confronted him,
and rather abruptly asked
"Sir, do you know where you are going?'
The unsuspecting navigator innocensly re-
piled, that he was going up the canal on the
boat Jenny Sands.
"No sir, you are not, "said Finney. "You
are going to hell faster than canal boat
can carry YOU"
The boatman looked at him with aston
ishment, for moment, and then returned
the question.
"Sir, do you know where you are going?
al expect to go to heaven"
"No. sir: you are going right into The
canal"
And suiting the action to the word, he
pounced upon poor Finney, and tossed him
into the murky waters, where he would have
drowned, had not the boatman relented and
fshed him out,
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ARE WOMEN NATURALLY PoLITEs

Mrs. Wyllis asks that question and then
slaborately answers it herself, thus:
Are women naturally polite, did you ask,
dear. good-natured PubIcs
Did yeu ever know a woman to make
room in an omnibus, Eve on side when
Number Six was entering, founced and
yelyeted. until ordered by the driver?
Did you ever know a little pair Of gaiter
boots to turn ore inch either TO the right or
left when they could have saved you from q
streaming gutter by the operation? Patent
feathers don't behave so--not they!
Did you ever know woman to- say, "l
am sorry to have given so much trouhle?"
when the dry goods clerk had turned things
topsy turyy. without finding the right shade
Of color that never existed?
Did you ever know woman who didn't
think it was Outrageous for another wo-
man to travel with baby, or who didn't
regard it as ''cruel and barbarous' if any
one objected to the cry Of her baby?
Did you ever know two women to talk
over third without ridiculing her, even if
she was her ''dear parsiular friend 20
Did you ever praise one young lady in the
presence of another, without beng conf
dentially told Of some erroneous fault or
dssamsS dsssTn''y ef3 u the former which hadn't
Did you ever tell your wife what beau
tiful new dress your neghbor had got with
ont learning that it was "oniy that dowdy
old silk dyed over ?'
Did you ever know pretty woman to
make an impression, without half dozen
other pretty women running the effect Of it
the instant she left the room
Did you ever know n woman to apologize
for having knocked another woman's bonnet
into "pi" t ats printerism, but expressive
Notwithstanding with the corner of her
parasol?
Did YOU ever know a woman who had an
idea that she was making trouble by her
little airs and graces?
We don't believe you ever did, reader.
They are race of unaccouutables, oh.
unaccountables, these women, just as sweet
and piquant rs June roses sometimes, and
then, again, bristling like so many venomous
thorn bushes. ra# ..a I'D.
There's one thing we nerer ceased to be
inwardiy thankful for-that we're not a
man, and consequently obliged to marry one
Of t'em. Why, she would drive us crazy in
week, with her whims and fancies. her ex-
ACTIONS and her pettish ways. We would
make the most lamentable, hen pccked hus.
band in the world, unless, indeed, we had the
nerve to run away from her, or shut her up in
closet for week, until she promised to
behave better. When woman chooses.
she can be the nearest thing to an angel Of
anything in the world, and what pity it is
she doesn't always choose!
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SOPHIA MATILDA.

SsohiA xassaaa-hex1teons sAsiei
Ressces In The city % Nosions;
Her peasIve eres, like the fisn9t Sazei,e,
A ta2zhiax story wsul5 seem 70 tell
or 1--we AMI is Kindred sE9iiaas.
All the Day lc-sx she sits ard siSks,
GsztHS .. rsthinx particulars
Nov Al sAe wtsdo~ Deserving the eies,
Now nj the esak, On rs sill that lies,
New sstei01s, and now siaatiEiseatar.
what has blisA.ed fewer 50 sasrs
Sxy, ehi say, Sophia Mssih.a-
Why - Gisaeveiet thai teau,evEs hair,
That ouoe WAS plated With much care,
Al w6y Is It now 'sout u kisfer .s'
Nogrnes. ;hou still thy fsitaless swain,
whlse zmorvas csoinys asasi tiinkiass
Eusnared thy heart by '.ceup ae msin.h
Who called himself Augustus TieIaIne," !"
when his real oogaoraen was jenkins?
Oh! Jenkins, false Jenkins, wherever thou art,
Beware OF the vengeance tAlt's dge thee;
There's one thing alone protect thy false heart
with nail that IS black, line Thy tenderest past;
Beware! Oh, beware! fer sh<H sue iase.
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PROPOSED NEW TERRITORIES.

The House Committee on Territories have
agreed upon bills for organizing FIVE Des
territories, which will include the entire un-
organized region between the Mississippi
Valley and the Padfe slope. Their names
are to be Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Dacotnh
and Chippewa. The first includes all that
portion Of terretory obtained from Mexico
east Of the Colorado and its nortberiy afIlu-
en-, Virgin riverl and west Of the l0sth me-
ridian. Its southern boundary will be the
Mexican border, and its northern the parai-
lei Of 36 deg. 80 min, separating it from
Utah. Arizona will thus form block near.
" square. including most Of Sew Mexico
west Of the Rocky Mountains, and contain.
ing nearly two hundred thousand square
miles.
Nevada viii comprise nil that part Of Utah
west Of the 18th meridian. besides n small
triangle betwesn Virgin river and the Caii-
.fornia state line. anu narrow strip Of what
was formerly Oregon territory (noy Wash.
ing;on) between the eastern border Of that
State and Green river. I, will thus contain
about 49, 900 square u,sles, and include the
now famous Wa.boe mineral region,
Idaho. signifyipg Seem 81 the Noun
saius,. Is the nam. propossd for the pks's
Peak territory. Its eastern boundary will
be the I02d meridian its western areeI,
river; i.s southern the 18th, and It's northers
the 43i parallel of latitude. The Rocky
Mountains viii form SORT of backbone,
passing nearly along its centre. Its extent
will be about $4,000 square miles. By
thus chipping the ~ings u Utah on both The
east and west sides, the laster will be left
with scarcely ons-fourth Of lis prssen. ex-
tent. a narrow strip east Of Green river
viii be added to Nebraska.
Dscotah viii include alI the territory ives.
Of Minnesota, lying between the 4Gsh paral-
lei on the north. aud the Mssoari river on
the south, with its sr,buiary, the Siobrarah,
snd dfhence from the I'D parallel 10 the lU2d
meridian, shich will bs its western limit.
The Missouri river will thns divide is into
two sections, nearly eqnali in extent. The
territory viii contain 232, GO square miiss.
The remaining country lying between Ne
braska, Dscotab, the Rocky Mpunsains and
the Er,ss.b Posssssieas, 10 10 bs called
Chippewa, making an arss of iso, 600 square
miles.
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CO Dear Peat Would Quilp under-
take TO cay that :. Ssxss Csicss," the
motto On shs seal Of Justice Cosrs vriss,
means nothing more than IN intimasion that
each naa shanld hare bis oun, or dses il
also indicate the seed with which suits are
to BE- instituted in that Court, and that Yen
mass sus 'sa Gxse1 Srrx DAxSrn.
Bsstou, Wednesday, Z. x.--D Dsssoa Poet.
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nd to his lips. sS;riks away dear, shall

hand to his lips. "Ssriks away dear, shall
never weary
So | stock him again, once, twice,
thrice.
.Sse which hand win get hlistered 6rs..
yoars or mine. he said 10 high glee.-
s.How happy ron make me. and how good
am getting"
"And how bad l am growing every day. =
l cried. bursting into teays, and dropping
my head upon the desk.
s:Heaven forbid, Lizzie.' be said ten-
DERBY. the mockery going quite away from
his voice. ssIkuow that have worried and
troubled you, but my heart has been, and is
ali right, nv child. Do you remember,
wha, you said to me, long time age, about
marrying again? And do You know that
in spite Of reason and prudence. (for yea
are young and pure hearted yet,l hoped
and PRAYED that some time yea might be
the light and love of my bad, darkened
homes love you, that is all can say 10
pleading my case"
And that was enough. That blessed
knowledge. for q moment expiated all my
sulferinss in the schoo.-room eye, all that
had known in life, even.
"Then you meant il in a small way, when
you asked me to give you my hand ?" he
said archly, rs held oat my hands to him.
And said ''yes" in one breath and "no'
in the next. Which was right?
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c. HSspssy. do son lore ne any 30 q
'.Oi don,t ! though -
2 n K 49, fn~sss ssa.-s45s5As % asss

s'Bscsuse you slways bring me essdy
when yoa cons 70 go Sissy J~nes Giss me-
some moss.r
"Acd what does Jams lore me- for ~
o, cssss you tsks hsFso copeeSts sn' give
hss % nssy sies tsisGs. Shsssys % long
- yss ass fsoI enough - bring her shauls
ssd bossets, sbs won't sAek Jon No how
noW q, - sens oapdy."
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AcAsE or sYMpArnY.

Colonel Jones and Major Smith lived in
Texas in 1898, and may live there yet for
aught know. They were both men OF
property, owned large plantations, were
good citizens, kind neighbors and extremely
popular. They were men Of tried courage,
had been engaged in many skirmish with
the Indians, and not a few white men more
savage than the Indians.
Like most men Of that day and country.
Jones and Smith would occasionally get on
a spree, and their frolics we're often pro-
tracted until late in the night. THAR pleas
ure on such occasions was frequently damp
ed By the thought Of their wives at home,
who, like Tam O'Shanter's good dame, sat
nursing their wrath to keepis warm.
One night after having kept up their
frolic until late hour, they returned home,
when Colonel Jones found bis wife waiting
for him with couptenance that foretoid a
storm. The Colonel, whose face had neye.
blancbed before an enemy, qualled before
the just indignation Of his better half. In
stead of gong TO bed he took seat. and,
resting bis elbow on his knees with bis face
in bis hands, seemed TO be completely alb
sorbed 10 grief, signing heavily, and utiering
such ordinations as "Poor Smith Poor
fellows" His wife kept silent as long as
possible; but at last, overcome BY curiosity
and anxiety, inquired in sharp tone,
"What's the matter with Smith,
"Ahlo SAYS the Colonel, s.his wife is CIV
ing him FITS just now 7,
Mrs. Jones vas molliHed By the joke, and
her wrath dissolved.
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A QUESTION ANxwgRED.

aPompey," said darkey, coming up 70
q simi'ar specimen Of animated nature, the
other day, 81 wants 20 PROFOUND TO yeu a
question, which hab oh late dis!oca:ei my
Understandings
swell, Snowbsll, naks haste, for dis mig
am in hurry"
"weI, i.'s dis: S'poss marriss ya''er
gal and labs her berry much an some daJ
! gisa sick an die, an goes TO Hsabsn, and
arter . while anoder greasy bigger cams
along and narries my Old oonan aEd las
her toe now wants 70 knsw, aftsr deg
hof die an eum 10 Heaben, xhers an, who
10 70 hab my wench -
Ponpey stood ,hough.fuily for momeo.
then looking Snovbali in the face, and rev
erensly shaking his bead replied:
my friend, Il Jour wis and her man 70
10 de god land, ron nerdn't bab no fear,
for Jon uar's be dAr 70 pick aDy muss -
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4, T.. I.AROE 4 CO.,

q, T.. EIVUE : VV.,
House t'arp@ntcra and builders,
COUNCIL RlIFF>. IOWA.
re rasPtegn ru MAXI CnNrsACrs FOR THE
sspctssa q HaStthss ihe mest reasonable terms
rtAps Eevstisas aai sscsacatgeas iFa~s with seS1-
,aey yaeblna Il all ssad erea,rtls attended 10.
Fs-corFI~S esas,sstsy hsas.. and made 20 order,
81 say desired sft antsh spsat ateeatioa civ
en- g. tagfgg essrxs Al Funerals.
~ Saeg Cerusr q Jsaseo ssa Centre sss tafs
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VOL. W.-NO. 5.
Che afeeklg Aonparell.
rrs1uarp ErEaY sarrxpAE, sr
WILLIAM w. N Az y ARD,
xDfToa AsD yAoSHrEToA-
-
TERM$-sa 90 PER YEAR, IN ADsASek-

. Rates of Advertising:
xoxras MONTHS. SEAh
o.a - As eo.....ts %. $40 20
pp p"s -. a oo... 50 oe-..,-, 50 %
-. 60 10 ap........ - Co.,. 80 %
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-. ,s.,x f.sgua.s Is oo,..... . s-..- ~ 70
szssaess Cards a lines tss isss sns ysar,ss 90
ma. snars u u IIEes, less, u soBpsrsiis 81 for
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I,sstssn sgs aQy peFbaa au<asr th-ss nsaaths
y. aasie col asaa advertisements. price and half
~Yeariy Announcements have the 5sivsxs II three
,h.aSs, Nsae.unsisa will be nate IL the space csss
traetas far Il Hos scGaptsd
asysrt.aesaeuts nor Eaarkei the espy for a sFe
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aoNTss AZ least ciseostsaEed. Gas psy-
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trnIcrIy .pagaED IN ALL SAsEs
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JOSEPH MUELLER

ta-u y EIFER. hook BINDER AND BLANK
w a,qx MaagIsttHres, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa Is
preparr to execute any thing his department Of Bnsi-
fa4s tgiuptfy Ia .uhstantia! and wsrkmaniike man.
urF. sud low prices, hss-a
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A. COCHRAN,

GENERAL. LAND AGENT
curNCiL BLUFFS. IOWA.
Vt-III PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE Lo-
w CATION and Sale VI Land Warrants fer non-
.s.lissis the psynsnL Taxes and tho purchase and
ta ~ Real Estate gv9eFssly. VIII aIsD cater lands
tas ,ssttsFs ana give ttme las payments tns-a
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There was great uproa. in consequence of
it, both in school and ont. But what made
the matter ludicrous in the extreme. was the
fact of my threatening to whip DIR. Eldridge
handsome, idolized DR.. Eldridge, the awe
of the whole village. the pride Of the whole
town, was noised about. At last it reached
the doctors ears, and as had feared, he
came just at the close Of school the next
afternoon, to remind me Of my threat.
81 have come for my whipping" he said,
in low tone, as answered his loud rap q.
the door.
do not know why, bu. the tears sprang
to nv eyes at this. It seemed unkind in
him, almost cruel. lwas afraid be would
notice how vas moved. and so turned mr.
head away, as / answered:
81 an very busy, now, can you come in
and wai: 81
aUnsil after school, do you meant"
"Just as you please-I have no time to
spare now-l suppose you hare come TO
undo my work Of yesterday.
tSot |, believe me-.
.Waik in, if you please" said, inter-
rupsing him.. He vas speaking 80 pleasantly
and kindly that the tears were coming TO
my eyes again.
snow my whipping, Miss Lakin, I" be said,
after the last class was dismissed, and We
we're alone in the old school house.
s.Dr. Eldridge, hoW unkind Of you," !
said.
.Bas insist upon il, he answered, pas
sing me the rule.
How e1ceeding.y foolish felt. How
wrs.chedIy be teased me. Bat there WAS
no escaping from him, 80 said, laughing
aad crying together, ssGive me your hand.''
"ThA right, believe. Is the one always
claimed By ladies. Bot are Jon serious,
shasl really give Is yoss'
s.Yes,n answered, coioSing.
TAkise the tips Of his fingers 10 ny left
hand, gave hin quick blow.
"a kio foe . blev, !" he said, raising ~
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e~AfsIiow uss ds6blins aheesf n ~
,hs Should soionseer 10 Ggbt she NesIsess
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

IN Saturday the goth day of May,
- 1860, l shall offer at public auction,
to. the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in the town of Winnsboro,
in the Parish of Franklin, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
lands substituted for portions of the
18th section in township No. Is north
OF range 5 cast, situated in said parish,
to-wit : The North East ! of section
80, South East 4 Of South West ! and
North West ! of South West ! Of sec
ton 10, Gad South East / Of South
East quarter of section 9. together
with the factional North West Of sec
ton Is, in same township and Range,
being West of Bmuff river in the
Parish of Ouachita.
Terms of sale--one third cash:
balance on one and two years credit,
stipulating mortgage and bearing six
per cent interest from date.
- NJ. S OSBORN,
Parish Treasurer, Franklin Par.
April 26, 1860. st.