The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Face at The Window

almost proud face, with large Creole {
eyes, and coal black hair, looped away G
from the cheek in heavy and shining Q
folds. S
l have seen many more beautifully
faces during nay winters in New York l
and Washington-my summers at Cape =
May, Newport, and Nehant,' and be- e
sides, [ was expecting to meet at the !.
the Hall a certain Southern belle and !.
heiress, sister-in-law of the friend II
who had invited me at his home. SO =
gave only a passing glance to the pa ~
'stanger, and dismounting rang the BE-
"A slave answered the surmonds,l.a -
conducting me into the library wss4s .bo
call his master. A few momentseT
door opened and the lady whom Nh -
seen at the window came in,
curly headed children c1ingin. ninn
her. She bide me good mor99, et,;,,..
voice sweet as the thrill of nh NJ ~. : l
and said, with some Ell M.
81 am sorry that ana d;no - =,
Cuthbert are both out ris -, 1L -
''Ah! and so am I.'' a - - -
''but suppose they will Il / ernaot ~ az e.
for though they did not sbon1d n,aha
day, wrote them /
80 .'ru ,Vle ''i'S "eeA' +. Vincent ~
'Richard Vincent ta,,u.o,r ~ D.
and now introduce y, ,,o,,.aa .
- ,.i, girls ringlets about
'o ~ 'h0 ii''io confusion, and benap
her hnger IN her - once more she besi-
again, II am si,mod
tated, and I ressod = -,
81 have que .,-
ein1sS .e,1 !: i. ,eiled, but the fcolor mounted
one s'n ray temples.
nT' 'ei ! and proud" I soliloquized,
: oor 'blush becomes her -
noment we heard the tramp
'i''' nveet, and saw Cuthbert and
OF wife dashing up the broad
ing to the mansion The
r.astily left me, and short
O, her talking to my friends
y 90 'eA so" cry Their brief confer
'''0 ei''ii'"F host and hostess en-
:. me the cordial welcome
:, I.,.T :''',, 5''o ;aracteristic cf the South
wv, ny" - 'no cfl, etings had been inter
y, ',io Srned to Cuthbert, and said
',[s -. whore is Miss Dupont, the
'"y' sister -in-law of whom YOU
l''i i''-ns ,,{ .6He and his wife exchanged
t'nc 'tglances, and [ continued
- - patience to see this para
il iit keep me long insuspensen
not-you will meet at dinncr!l"
,,[I, g next monentcthe dressing bell
'i' and the host led the way to the
,.I1a3, 1913, chamber whereshe left me to
I51S so1s' :, my toilet. In floss days I was
.ll'lN Indifferent to my personal appear
NV lD' and with the aid of an attentive q
'Iloe''S / arrayed myself in thr most ele /
-''' i.suit nay wardrr'> Z, = S3czz--z--, I
giant h;ssd5 re as tn tn if f. ,r' t
not be perquisites 20 , rs' O'r'ey |
salary. = the din n
e 1t further Ordained, That tn, Cuth- =
,e-hohrs of the Controller aad - q
'etary shall be from 9 A. NJ. till 3 'eTh
L., for the daily running business. Athe v
1t Further Ordained, That it shall / f
he duty of the Controller to keep p''l Il
Parate delinquent Tax account Ocf q
he shall furnish by the lst of July n
year {. delinquent Tax-roH and w "a
rating Sherein the Nonresident Ioth 10Th day day,
VIC NesluenU. he belong
EHAS. NGJFMAN ish of St
Gro ITT~T7aT II ~ The ov
10 ,,,o,ot. r a. ~. ~ I-L' I-ItI'i-L' property,
1ird time with increased foryor a. sept2o
eht asperity, as though demandih YVES t
eply. Of Sept,
& Oh, dear dear wish were rics TIacket, q
Riches, my love, take to themse' property 5ae
'ings and fly away" L replied, with sop,15
a, =, 0Is a,Y. %no naa seen myFa'dS OF ter w; c