The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-12
Another Case of Soduction--NIost Damaiug
 UaiTaSe!

W N' desire the community, far and near to be- come acquainted with tbe character of uIau nained Daa'JP5 who, unui recently, Was employed as a clerk in lhe store ut br, Ol,s, CTccyiiie. Somo Houlhs >ince this iaCiviaual found hiUi-cii cuga- -"I to marry two youus ladies of that tow H. both ei whose affections b. h,id won by toe strongest professions oi Ioy" and regard. One oi them WIS aH orphan Etf wEo had lsen brought from Virginia when child, an. T4lss4 bS all old lidy of CIfrlc- vile. DInlaP iiusliy married the other, telling Miss B- (tte orphan that he did ,o against his .giH-- that ccfe!n eirculns5uccs forced hlfn into le me,i- surr-oua that h. siji loved her as Geary as ever.
 After practising various devices to convince her oi th' truth of a!i tIIs, he tnaiiy saeceeed; and about two weeks siare obtained promise from her 10 cioPe with him. l. was planned tha; sine shoud start fer to5Hahus, where he would loiu her at a tune agreed upon. Having fuli confidence that he would prove I1tthfui 10 a his promises, and marry her when they We're onee out cf the reach uf his wife and the ia%s of uhio and she made ii- lour. nrE to Columbus N err Ire ruite, eF the tiav he then proposed 70 go 10 SL Louis, where hc saIJ he could get jnto business
 Upon Fearhing t,uciuusi the poor dcludel crea- tnfo was prevailed upon o pass his wife, N Without eoiug through the requisite forms of the laws They started for ~t Loats; and the next day after u1tlr arrival there, he made sd,nc remarks ahout husiaess being aui, and proposed go to Plt.burg she o'l not Suew, Cid not think, that its woulI je rytuIuiug almost ;ne point iron wnouce they s!ar'ei, ana so she asseutcu.
 GI tui- trip, between nerc aud St i.oais be by means of fraud, obtained ail me letters troin nvr Uens that he bad cger written her, aud throWeG th1m ovrrhaafa- N hen asked uhy be oni thus, he bold her tha ' va, becaus4 s wished her forget tte r1st, and ii's only happiness for tbe future His Fcl motive hicnti, to destroy ai wr4ttcn pr,,o,s oi kf~ husiii.-s.
 Iool arrifrd here yesterday mornns early, sRd repaired to the,ty ltotri where hs ~,l they would tkr break fast aud then proceed another belt to fttt>bHrch. They were shown Il room, and after breahisst huislaP went out, telpg her he would be back snoH. iic went immediately into the stsae ot"e and catered lis HaHl" for CiTcicyiile AccuE cag to hts eoOrsi, Inc stagr called for biin a Inc siaaHshoai landing, waefo be went for his ba-asg-, which he lett on Inc toat in the msrniug. aud tn !uHr b-lofe Iie sir}ia nn-rusitd an} }thing wrong, h. w.a uH has W4y t3 Cjryies tl+, ie.ttug Acr bt- htot. among strangers ruined Ih Chdri, FaT, at5d wtLteut a ctut of TaoHvy' He also ue.irt tysl to ldy hs biii al thd hotel,
 ~ne ,s dcepy sympathizsl for by Inc Mrssrs Tut l.e and ti.eif sniiiles, and iart by every person sbot4, ue hotel. and ib be wcll cared for as len as she dcsirca io tsin4iD But what IS sympathy suI Al-Goess 10 Q woiuau vi hgh uloTAl feeting aRd soh.r of homer, who thus finGs hefseii thus rainea by ihe bassst devises matched in hsi' She ls now stm"st riHBtac. cI5 ,ng aed sJbUias aces -ssi,ly. and Fe iusiag ta eas or steep.
 We trust the press asrryw here will alI us in sv- ing pub.icHyto The nan1r asd acts ef ilrs tiaek hesstel viiiaH Let him be held up ss sq ootaw and a murderer of iunocence. Lei no place nor eoiamGai;y haFlor k,ni, bat ict a Grive nan forth with the braaa et ss9aeg Hpon bis forehead, broa- oer and deeper thBa ihe marx of The AnigAty usoa iae brow of Cain. We forgot 10 mention ia tss proper place that hs used lGe cloak Jf re.ig.os 10 as2 accomplish ais aeliian pafposc 1nis ou!y makes Gls ofience ine more neniogss