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Mustang Liniment.
yALUaBLE HORSE SAVED.

n q
Mr.. = LTTcH, HYDE iark Vt, wTites:-'' That the
1srss was considered worthless (his case was
SPAWN ssbUt since the free use Of the Mustang
Liaiunent L have sold him FOR one $3.50 cash Your
4aiment has been doing wonders up here-''
Il 40 BROAD SHEET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(EztsGct) 81 In lifting the kettle from the ERE il
became anmanagezbIe, tilted over, and scAlded my
1andS very severely, almost TO a crisp II was an
Ixfa sight The Mustang Eminent appeared 10 ex-
racI pain. Il healed rapidly without soreness,
and Jeff 20 scar Of account Truly yours,
&C AXLE, FOSTER
sch language this Is out the constant and Hatu
raj echo wherever this article Is Usei
This LiBHneut IS indispensA 10 planters and
|1xBers Of horses and mules Mr. JOaS DAsIkLs,
Jf Montgomery Ala, soi slave Tor $500, vino ~Is
-zised IRON utter useie-sHess By this Lin-ment-
Every family should have be very particular
and enquire r0T the Mustang LInment and take NO
|1Iher.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
Amerca Europe, aud the Islands OF the Ocean FOR
% cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle
BAHNESs FARk, New York
nov25-6mdtw&w
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EeWe would call the attention Of dealers
in staple aud fancy dry goods, wares. and
merchandise generally. 10 the second large
Spring sale OF TRABUE & Lucus. which CON-
menees this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Edgefieid & Kentucky Railroad.
Ezss:.5 Ss.Sz:ssss 49, Ssxsz{z
Nashville to Clarksviiie, HOp-
kinsvilie, Russeliviiie, sc.

Saturday, April 7th, 1860,
Two Trains TO and from clarksville daily.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Nashville o 80 a NJ. aud As p. NJ
Arrive at Clarksville 10 rs A. N. and is z. III.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave GAINESVILLE at o A. NJ. and As p. n.
Arrive a Nashville 10 A NJ. and 2. ~
The morning train from Nashville connects Al
Springfield with uail line OF stages to Russelylle
at Tait's station, state line, with slaughter
Co. g daily line of four horse coaches to Hop is
vii lie, KY, via. Trenton, Pembrake, nc.
From Bopkiusyilie stages leave for Columbus, KY.
Paducah SmithJand, Eddyvii aud Henderson.
Fare from Nashville 10 Hen derson 81 so.
A. ANDEkSON,
apr7-tf Chief Engineer.
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f9-Ars- A H. Hicks. Ia the absence Of her
husband, respectfully tenders her thanks %
The aremsa OF shs city, ADD Others. for their
valuable and gallant services In sasisg her
dwelling ffem hss % last Sabbath nighs.
y.
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The Fraternity Typographical are pscpar-
ing TO give the members Of the National
UaIoa reception worthy Of the city. They
never do things BY halves.
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We haveputupsnd sold
years, and cAS SAY, IN
il, what We have never
any other medicine-NkE
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did :
Of dissatisfaction by any.
the contrary, all are d -
tions, and speak in terms =
ton of its magicalenects>-
We speak in this matters
after ten years expert
RKFUIATIOS FOE IHE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almosteVery
FAINT rs suffering from pain =
will be found In fifteen or
the syrup is admins =
This valuable prepare :.
of one Of the MOST EX -
Full NURSES IN New Eng :
used with NENER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS :
Notonlyrelieves the child :.
Jrates the stomach and
Jay and gsyestone and en-
TEN. IL will almost in
GRIPING N TIE q
WIND 3,
andoyercomeconYulsious<
remedied, end ia death :
and sUREsT skSEDY IN The =
DYSENTEill AND DiAR =
whether IL arises from 4
other cause. We would =
who has a child sufiering :
ing complaints-DO MOI ~
cES, NOR THE PREu :
stand between your suaer
that viii be sure-yes,
60 follow he use ofthis
used. =
Fulldirection kfor using .
bottle. None genuine un-
CURTIS & PERKINS, New e
side wrapper.
sold by druggiststhrongh
Principal Office No. Is,
JuReTd&w1y Price IS
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~ F. HAe.x College Street, have
received the May nemssr of God.y's Lsdy's
Book-usaaiIy well gotten ap.
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DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND Of Iazxz czSr Ga ths Ca natal
n Stsck of The Nashville and Chattaaoosa Kali
I DAD Company s1s shls day declared by the Dlfso
ors ths prsfxs of the last months pAya-
iis and AFTER ne I3th inst, aI the olies lhs
treasurer In Nashville. " A. GLEAysS,
apr9-lm treasurer
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL H.. 1866

NOTICE TO CxxprpATz-Te will not insert herea-
ter any PERSONS name candidate for once N the
PA1E1or unless paid for In ADVANCE nar1S-1
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River News.
ARRIVED.
Committee.

ARRIVED.
April 15.-Acacia Cottage, Carthage,
Blanche Lewis, GAINESVILLE,
Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Ella, Paducah,
16-Minnetonka, Paducah.
The river is falling slowly, with three feei
water on Harpeth Shoals.
The John Il. Fisher is the packet for Pa
ducah to-day. She leaves at IL NJ.
The Gen AHdersNu was expected in time to
leave to-day Tor ST. Louis.
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Mr. MinzIoxx. m sxpensncsa nur,

Mrs WtnsIow, an experienced nurse m
emale pay sican, hasa soothing syrup for children
eethins, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethisg by sofisning the guHsreIueing alltnnamA
on-wili aliay all pain and is sure TO regulate the
bowels. Depend uPonit, mothers, % wiligive res;
oyourselves and relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly safe IN ali cases. See advertisement y
mother oOlamn uneTdAwly
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RIIEUNATISaI

Dc years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tum9rs Running Sores scroiuia. stG Joints,
Selons, S~eIlings Burns, Bites, BOIis, Chaps, Neu
-aIgia, salt Rbeam and all aches aud pains upon
nan, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such a. Ring-bOne- Call Scratches Poli-ETiiy
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as- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call on
Nicholson a h humphrey At No. - South side OF the
Square. they receiving daily nne stock Of both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they selling Ia
tie cheaper than any esher house IN the city.
uaxlk-lf
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The Bartholf Sewing Machine

Is ssld9n monrhs' time, fully warranted.
No, 25, College street, opposite Sewanee House.
aprilT
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IA Tracts OF AaMd
e O r. S AL Il,
Adjoining the town of Manchester, in Coffee
county, Tenn, Immediately on the Manches-
ter and McMinnvIlle Railroad, without re-
serve, to the highest bidder.
On Monday, 7th of May next,
WILL offered at Public Sale % Tracts of Land,
w containing from 6 10 III acres, beng su6di-
visions the Iassater's Mill Tract, including the nne
New Mil and W ter Power of MIR .Lassaier. All
of the lots well tmbered. Aso-Nos- 2, 8, 10,
II, 49, IL and 20 in CARROTS original plan OF The
a credit of and years, without interest, for
notes well endorsed and lien retained, with re-
duction the pu chaser of 10 per cent tor cash.
ALS0.-Ten Lots being subdiv visions of Nos "a and
% in CARROTS original plan. These lots front on the
Railroad and extend up the river, and will be sold
credit Of and years without interest, notes
| endorsed and hen REFINED.
On all the lands there is a fair proportion of fine
river bottom above owe: flow and the whole of the
lands are covered with fne timber. We deem it
Necessary ID say anything in PRAISE OF these lands,
than sin ply remind the public that they are
situated a section of country whose resources are
| iusC now beginning be developed, the immense
water power OF the old Stone Fort having lately
passed into The hands of gentlemen " no know their
value and while il is true that they purchased
very low rate, that fact will but enable the hold
/ ers 10 work them more extensively and probably
the voice Of state Legislature almost unani-
NOUS IN favor Of Manchester the point which TO
locate the State Prison and should the Commission
ers appointed the purpose of selecting location
| be Vi the same opinion aud pace it Ut Winchester
the ia. will be very far INSTANT when il will be
known as the central manufacturing town. In that
event the value OF teesends only be guessed at
The entire sale is without reserve and without re-
| gard 10 price, w I. GARRETT,
&. s. NEASOM.
| PS-Persons who wish to attend this sale should
| leave Nashville the sunday O'Clock 7. n. Train
OH the Nashvii and Chattanooga Railroad.
w. The Lebanon Herald, MurIreesboro' Tele-
Frtla lfsrr
copy till day sale and send bills to this ofhce for
collection Rpr3-tds
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so BALTINukE STREET.
Il il one q ths most IN this countEy, and
sBe proprissors fally prepared 70 conPets s1rb
9orthern Cities. feezs-d2m
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Gbauftru Salfs

Chancery Sale-Land ON Mo-
ensville and Mill Creek Vail
ley Turnpikes. - s5ssss.9s7
sDY virtue Of decree rendered by the Chancery
II Court Nashville, in the OF Mary E. Good
win VS.. n. P Corbitt and others, viii again Offer at
public sale at the Court House in this city, At II
O'Clock precisely, On s
g Saturday the 5th day Of Nay, 1860,
The Tract of 81 and 12s poles OF Land, descrb
ed in the peadngs Heretofore sold % the defend
ant n. p CoFbitt Terms and II mouths credit,
without interest, and sale without redemption
NoTE--This sale is To pay the decree in fsyor OF
complainant for about $500, ard besides this claim
there also further lien said tract of land Tor
about s16o0 10 which the said land will be subject
apr6-td J. e. GIEAVES, c. G.
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Ella, Paducah,
Comm erciaI.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April 10, 1860.
There was nothing of interest done in either
the cotton or tobacco market yesterday.
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The Great Union Depot.
Terms of Sale.

One, two and three years, for potes well endorsed
payable IN Bank bearing interest and lien retained.
Gi.ASCOCk a NENS0M, Agents,
No. As College street,
apr5-tds Nashville, Tenn.
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THE RaRrHoLF MACHINE

HAS a larger aaa anss anashea tabts th1n any
IL SEQ nsc1ae-
10. S, cSIisss street, Opposite ss~Anss Hoass.
sBriIIT
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Wauted.

|f000 BUSHELS coon cLEAs sILIFT sEED,
.lUQO By A. jenkins,
Iass1 q 49, 10. 10 seufh a.sksi ssrsst
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Visiting RsIslBere shoald fad 20 sxanias TIE stock
Of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &c
offered for sale BY
Fred. Hickey & Sons,
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la every variety. We respectfully reeueet saeF
eaeRts - xsnsiDs thls Ssaek besuFs days 81 sAle
AS, fal sfzk Il Hosiery sslssss faFie4s Sszz1s
asa fankro aataaas-
We sa-t ssy - Nezehasts - 9sif Of 2eodz tAzt se
base aEsefs eisss the soess eet. aud 4at<a4 - e
rs<aseiees s4 prices. They snd shah - saia
ne Eea4s ali ns~ aza perfect Aad ssa stFies
yea caa asa - SszAsiilr esssHhere. Narfsat-
e. sale Gus Is The Esfesk ehz1re TAI = - -
eese1 tbs Ter extra gre4t h4rg4ins b safe
- be hzad-.
H7eRsnemhsr ths dsss - zzls: rrff II. Q
eud 10. cfseE : pEs t1efe-
fslssks LIBzAaf-yEsY liberal
sprs-sd EaAapE s.t'eUs-
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A STORY OF Box.-Saturday morning last
a dray was driven to the Office OF Adams Ex-
press Company. Cherry Street, and a large
dry-goods box rolled out upon the pavement.
The box was addressed
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D&ck faaz>sr< Il shz sezesx. kzrserf. .sskfs
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sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE

sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
meets all sach emcTs encies, aud no household can
afford to be without H. II IS always ready aud up 20
the sticking point. There Is no longer NECESSITY
for mpiog chtfrs, spfin:ered ysueers, dolls
and broken cradles IL IS Just The article for coas
shell. and other ornamental work, so popular With
laslies 81 refinement and taste.
Tins admirable preparation l. used cold, being
chemically held IN solution, and possessing sli the
valuable qnzittis ~ TIE bsst cabinet makers lns
IL may be Used 10 tAo fsce 81 ordinary, maci.ega
beiug vastly more adhes ve.
s.USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
NIB A Brush Acconpani eaca bottle Price, rs cfs1
Wholesale Depot Ne. IS Cedar St Sew York
Address HENRY c. sPALDING eco,
Box, No. . 80, Aew YORK.
Put up for Dealers IN Cases containing -Four Eight
aud Twelve Iozsis-s beautiful IAg4ssgr-paie show
Card aceonpAnyitg each package.
HSA single oSttia Of SfAs-DtNGfS PREP4qEP
CLUB vii SAFE tea tines Is annually rve1y
acusehtla.-z<
Sold BY ali prominent StztioneTs, Druggists Hard
ware aud farGitare De<iers, Groesrs, ana Fancy
SIRE
Colutry merchants shoald make q nose Of sPAL-
DlNGis fftkPAlskD Gt-ua, ~aea making ap saeir
lsz- Il ~ill siahd any climate
taai6-ly
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4 IA accidents i0iH happen. IN lscR reguEaszf
aHailies, IL Is very desirable some cheap aud
convenient way for repairing Farntnrc Toys, Crock
cry, &C.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
THE proofs ! the proofs =

4 have them, and will give them now,
or, if you prefer, at twelve o'clock to-
day in front of the hotel
The three gentlemen started, and
started blauded ut Allan and one an
other.
Il mentioned the hour of noon, pro-
Ceeded Allan, because Twas commission
ed at that time, by Il lady-one Miss
Annie Leync-to present each of you
with n token corresponding to one you
have in your possession, regretting that
she is compelled to forfeit her word and
leave town at an early hour this morn
ing
Thus saying, he gravely presented
Kenneth with the other glove, Captain
Ranger with the half of the handker-
chef, and Walsingham with the re-
mains of the boquet.
"Sold !'roared the party in chorus,
and Aalln won his bet.
Shortly after, Florence de Haes was
astounded by the receipt ot II superb
diamond bracelet, and an elegantly
worded uote of thanks for her Kindness
to stranger, signed by one Allan Lor-
ing, who took occasion soon to call in
person, to renew the expression Of his
gratitude, and explain the mystery of
his disguise.
Florence, remembering certain little
demonstrations of regard, common
among ladies, and particularly parting
embrace she had bestowed on the sup
posed Miss Leyne, was at first some
what shy and constrained; but Allan's
perfect tact soon placed her at her ease,
and the affection that she had felt for
him at first sight was so far from de-
creasing, that she consented, not long
after, to accompany him, as his bride,
on his return to his northern home,
where she was most affectionately re-
ceived, though his relatives could never
comprehend why she always flushed
and pouted so, when Allan would ask
her for the latest news from her friend,
Miss Annie Leyne.
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Zines or "a Skeleton.

= [Eosty years ago, the following unique poem
was found iyEag beside the best preserved skclc-
ton in the Museum of the Royal College Of Sur
geons, Lincoln's Inn, London. il was written in
round handsome hand; but who its author and
is still mystery j
g Behold this ruinl Twas II skull
Once of ethereal spirit full.
This narrow cell was Lifc's retreat:
This spacc was Thoughts mysterious
SCAT.
What beauteous visions filed this spot
What dreams of pleasures, long forgot!
Nor hope, nor Joy, nor love, nor fear,
Have left one trace Of record here.
s'Beneath this mouldoring canopy
Once shown the bright and busy eye;
But start not at the dismal void
If social Love that eye employed;
If with no lawless fire it cleaned,
But through the dews of kindness
beamcd,
That eye shall be forever bright,
When stars and suns are sunk in night.
''Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swift, and tuncful tongue.
If Falsehood's honey it disdainod,s
And where it could not, praise was
chained;
IF bold in Virtues cause il spoke,
Yet gentle Concord never broke!
This silent tongue shall plead for thee,
When Time nnYeils Eternity.
r"Say, did those angors delvc the mine!
Or with its enyied' rubies shine!
To how the rock, towear the gem,
Can little now avail TO them.
HUT if the page of Truth they sought,
Orr comfort to the moqrner brought,
These ShnRds Il ticherSpeed shah claim
Than all that wait on Wealth or Fame.
"Avails IT, whether bare or shod,
These feet the paths Of duty trod!
1t from the bowers of Ease they fled,
TO seek Afiliction's humble shed;
If Grandeur's guilty bribe they spurned,
And home to Xirpae's cot returned,
These feet wita -ahgel's wing shall vie,
And tread the palace of the sky"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
NO.. "a.

occupied house on Broadway. Neil,
one night at late hour, in company
with bevy of rough Adors, while
passing the house, noticed thatsi was
brilliantly illuminated, and that Sever
al carriages were waiting at the door.
.'lolloa!" said the wag, "what's go
ing on ut Jackson's 2"
= One of the party remarked that Jack
son hada party this evening.
.'What ~ exclaimed Neil, '.Jackson
have IL party, and l not invited. 1
must sec to that
So, stepping up to the door, he gave
a ring which soon brought the servant
out,
Il want to sec the British Minister"
said Neil.
"You must call some other time"
ed at game of whist, and must not be
disturbed"
Don't talk TO me that way said
Nc. Nirmou, ''but go directly and tell
the British Minister that l must see
him Immediately on important busi-
ness" ~et%
Tho servant cbeyed, and delivered
his message in So impressive style as
to briHG Mr.. jackson, what can 30
your business with mo at this time at
night, WITCH is so very urgent
Are you MIR. Jackson 7" asked
Neil.
"Yes, sir, I am MIR. jackson.
"The British Minister 7"
Eyes, SIR
'You have a party here tonight. j
perceive, Mr. Jackson"
10y es, sir, l have II party"
"A large party, j presume.
Yes, sir, a large party
"Playing cards, ! understand"
yes"
"Oh, WE'LL" said Neil, "as l was pass
ing, l merely called in to inquire
what's trumps -
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IB'"You can do anything if you
will only have Patience" said an old
uncle who had made r fortune to u nep-
hew who had nearly spent one.
"\Vatcr may be carried in seive if
you can Only wait" GLOW long -
asked the petulant spendthrift,
who was inpatient for the old mans
obituary. His uncle cooly replied,
"Till it freezes =
A ioc<y at Il fair, who had bargainod
with II countryman for horse that hap
pcncd to have u bald face, observed
that he looked rather palo in the face.
" Yes" said the countryman, " and if
you had looked through a halter as long
as he has, you would look pale in tho
face too"
QuiIp and his wife hnd bit of conten-
ton the other day. ~ own you have
more brilliancy than L. said the woman,
"but | have the better Judgment
Yes said Quilp, sour choice in
marriage, shows thatn Quilp was in
formed that he was II brute.
''Biliy, my boy" said u short-sighted
and. rather Incorporate father to his
soflya bright;eyed little fellow of about,
FIVE summers, did you take my glass-
esa"
S'No, pa, but mother says she guesses
as how you took 'om fore you come
home"
A bright ana beautiful bird is Hope I.
it will come to US umid darkuessc- anf
sing the sweetest song when our Spirits
are suddest and when tho lone soul
is weary, and longs to pass away ~
warblcs its sunniost notes and tkhfeNs
again the slender hbres Of our hearE4s
that grief has been tearing away:s.F
A Preacher once selected tho f6llosr
ing words for his text The world,
the flesh and the devil" Observing
that he would arrange each UNDER Ats
proper head--hc would commence-upon
the flesh, pass lightly over the world,
devil"
- wish, sir, you would joip. our poll
tical party"
''No doubt, sir, you would like to
have it joined, for It il agfuly dis
joined now; but | am no. s.joindE"
EU' Why are pimpler %, drunk
ards face like tho cuts in "a ritty pub
LEGATION Because thcy orc illussrious
Of Punch.
l Why is lady faIiing on rs corsots,
s4ike o man who EfRSs TO drown grief?
EBocause in s6lacine herself, she is
getting tight. -
: An 1rfshlgn, took off hs coat to show
III terrsgfc wound, which 10 said he had
EFeceiyed - few years before. Not be-
W. able, however, to find the wopndy~
ho suddenly remembered that Il ztls
his brother Bills arm
A young lady says the reason she
fcarries parasol is, that the sun isof
the masculine gender, and she cannot
withstand his ardent glanees.
a silvdr tongue and brazen face
! cover a heart Of steel.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

PraciicaL ,JoEe-We remomber Asar-
ing story of n GelIow who AROUSED n
venerable doctor easut twclve.saAsek
one winters night, and on hisGoatinea
isxsht door, coolly Inquired =
Have you lost q kuife, Mr.
BreNn ~ lkMgg <Asxs
mo" growled tgic yidBm
''Wtll, never nind, !" aSsl
'ff thought ia Just cafl Aal hquifT, s3'F
] found one yesterday" -
We thought that very cool, but a.
following story Of Neil McKinnon, On
New York wag, surpassed in imPuAs
cncc anything within our recollection.
Read and Judge for yourself:
When the celebrated "COpenhagen
Jackson was British Minis or in this
country, he resided in New York, and
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

Stole away stole avxy - ~
- Showed the white feathsfS y :
SuchS~.re the shouts that greeted
his .entrsuce into the apartment Of three
friends, the next morning.
Allen received these demonstrations
of triumph with his inpcrturbabiIity,
only answering
.'"'You are mistaken, gentlemen, ON
the contrary / Have womn
: s.sYou don't mean to say they were
present y they exclaimed.
Certainly, and had the pleasure Of a
long.and confidential conversation with
each Of you'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

"Oh, we'll" said Neil, "as l was pass
ing, | merely called in to inquire
what's trumps -
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Ceaal Notice..

CUPREME COURTmCiiyy and n.1. e0. JOHN B NEE
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