The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24
LUFFs, IOWA, SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1866

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much to be deprecated; but we will hop.
/ that he viii change for the better.,s sa,t
Mrs. Floyd. ssI rhink evan now ha sxhibiu
signs Of repentance. -
..And hare you no idea who the gentleman
was, Miss Dwig i ~ / inquired.
I. stt1sal InfciuS,-nlac;n ~ emnbas;s uno,
3 wosd--.si had NOT the sligh,esr ons e
3eman., she ,replied. ~
Z boes she know the truth p, I asked
imy1eIf. ssHayei betSAyed myself? / nigh
dksve known hcr woman's ipstiIi6s .sdae
detect me. -: lille these - eimfla,
/ thoughts occdS INV mind. i Is 6aame en-,
gagged in au<8 st,ne conyersation witt
Mise Dwiphx In the course Of il. allusior
was made to the Duchess Strnineryoyce.
"Did attend her Last concsrt3 sesssls.
"ReaIly. was il the last. o, ths.one pre.
] cedine it. or the second p CertainIy. / a..
tended one Of them. but rhich Of them
Nv memory was 40 treacberousl Perhap,
! il was the last: at least. there was a suffo.
eating lamp, s.'s.g- .ss.ss ~ 81.
| Ana rha oonvorsatiou vent on 8 before
4 The dipression removed ali doubts from he,
mind. Il Il ienst had kn0wn nothing of he,
1 adyeptuna nalprior to that evening. when be,
mischi ing brother made il nublic.i ~
/ do link / was romant;e nt thu,
| time. and I.must confess thnt- from .he
JfNura acnuaintance. Ienterta;n. n.
~ the hona thAH Ai,s. Dw;ebt unnId ans
~, become INV wus. was moi disan.
IA.
merriam. s;I months ofter wo wero
! mn{, hat carried home IL INV noctet =
| new.;S containing a ao,,er;n9 no,;cs -
MA, s.lnfH Dyoteoe. Millv W.lLsr' As
Mrs f,Iark ernioved hsrself With he, work
/ drew forth ti,I : naner and ,ead to her ,bs
notice. sf;hv VAS IN Roma nnrs,,;na hsr
stud;es and maxine for hers.lf . rrsa. ION.
| n,..;on A. sha l,stanea IN ,ha a.,,o.;n.
commsnt. ] M na;d I to - her nro,sos M Me- is rIarI,s
face lit up with q glow OF pleasure.
@Ralnb used to 1a5sh x ma = hon told
him thai that M;llS Womb one d.v mste e = .rsa. ,e
name 70, hcrssIf >, sba AID mns,o.lx ~"
ss Rnt sha modan = craa,o- ,an,,.,,nn co.
borssm than even rsvsr dre,mas af NV
Clad sha will hs ~ @ hr;ns hanL ~ NJ No sams u"
e. ,ho.a rara ,a.for,oanasss :. ,,.na - nf
tan ~ wonasrsa y sha can,;n..d, - n. shs 1s W. w.
sumsS hsr work awho !, was ,ho, ,are hs.
sho moner 80 - - $50 - :
s.yon - nm Tho cer,,e,,o, vbo .e.ou.
r.n;ed Won 70 yon, IIncls Graham,s from
tho Concert %,
s. yes II wos ya,v s;ncn,ar b,s o;v;n.
,ho monov N the nav be d,s - - ''A' e
6 Douh,less he d;i !. to secure vonr oood
or;n;on.n .
8. Then he has never had tba satisfaction
of know;no how il was received. d, R2
"Or as kind of psnance. to atone for
the DECEPTION uracti,ed.n :. 81 -
I. Certs;nlv his gift has ACCOMPLISHED
much mora than Se has .nv ;aaa nf. he
Wouid. thouob. verv IkeIv remember her
and donbtlas. era ih;s beard IN. MANY fat
terino thinrs said Of herr ~r' - -
s.Of course he has,, ..
oIIow do you know %, manfred Mrs.
Clark. looking nm from her work. 0Ue
mav he dead 5, 80 "A
.:But he is living, Carolines ?,
.Uho is living 5D
"Tbe gentleman YOU so often think about
who oave Mlllv Walker n hnn,. red dollars.
and whom YOU kissed.n EgIl5l s,
"Mr. Clark ~ exclaimed nv wife. as the
6 NJ r,ort y, + rato,,aa '"p' 10 @'
ssVn, aon,, th;nt IIow .on ,o, ,o, "a, !,
.,oh ,h;no ., Ana nn,.,sd a,s,ass;oy
ras.aa - - ~;fa,s f.aa, ,ha, IN snif. IS IN
49,, a.. ~ .a.;s,.nas 5000 ~, - h -,
oiond
Oh,1 ron,ha- no, ,, $40 s.;a.
po,nb so;d so,ne,n;no ,;ta tho, once' ~ Mis-,
Einr.I,s ;, ',' ''''' 0''0' ''''' :
s.Tha, vo, dsnv b,v;nr k;ssoa b;m2
Sb. ,na1 ,hraw ar,,n har ,r,rL sndd.nlr
.nd arose &c iIa,rv,;, II ,nss;t,o tba, I,
~a. .,o,, o., .'.. - = 10y =" - :
And yerv nrobah,e corta;n,v y,
cad ron bara cnncssI.d !, ail ,b;s t;mo
o,, 80 ~ ,nns, as.sn,;ra - nav ., sha
o.vn,o;med - -
1@non,, b,oro m. for ao;nc rb,. ,o;,ho,
vo, nor a,v otber voman csn do and .hs,
"a teen a :scre..n
..i Will NOT hel;eve Il ;, '@~
oRe.ouso yn, triad n srrnr;s. M into
confo.s;or oDd fa;lsd - / ran,;ed s.s Thor
la, this ho tho rroof !, And 4 arew from
m . nock q, RI vas nrenared for. this scenc1
10 arh,o;dared h,ndk ereh;.f and no;nteS
| ort 20 hor ber ;n;t;,ls uborenn,n sho hox
| ed nv ears. 'fFg l5'%e.I
st..,..
Ey Did Gen. jackson use cotton bale,
to defend the American lines at the battle Of
New Orleaus2 This is announced by the Del
ia in giving an account of an incident with
which the name of the late Gen. PIauchs
was Connected and which having been mad,
the fact Of one of the most enevitable er.
rors that has ever crept into history, is /,
striking illustration of the difficulty of ar.
resting a false statement which happens tt
interest the fancy of mankind. Nothing va,
ever more Transparency absurd than tn,
idea which is embodied in nearly all the his
/ tories, poems and pictures relating to thu
! h.,tlo ~ Naw Orleans than tho assart;a,
|
/ that the MOunu uehina "ntcn JacAson,S ar
my was entrencneu was composed OF cot
ION pa'es. lhs Deita says tue only pasis o.
this story was the attempt OF some youn!
soldiers IN tne fisairy wn,en spfang up al
ter they had Occupied the line OF kodriguei
canal, to increase tue height ana breadth O.
the parapet IN frons Oh them oy throwing II
Few cotton baies. others, TOO, wer
lhese Daies nau oeeu .',o"u out " Ia. !.
ooa., "s ,.;.h de-. rnrL ana a,sor Ga .,,.a,;a,
sap W." ,n;nn nv, ~ p ,ha a,a.a.. % Thar ppae, e
"nu W. ',nS ~, Swh;.h o - Ia,, ,assS. "oaV
OI pIau,ho w. M and h"S | h""n ova Ia r. h;r
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