Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

giving pain 10 those she loves, she has de-
termined to take the veil, without con-
sulJing them. She, Of course, VIII not
enter any convent within the limits Of
the United States, and it will be needless
to seek her elsewhere. She feels too deep
/ ~ TO give q suitable expression Of her
thoughts, and desires me to say, that her
affection for her friends is unaba.ed, and
that she will most earnestly pray that
their eyes may be opened to see their
/ spiritual danger, and that they NAV De
Induced, through her example, to unite
with the only true and the Catholic
I church.
Respectfully,
"IHE FRIEND OF AmANDA".
The cold wind was blowing in at the
window of the chamber, but Mrs Morris
was too agltated 10 notice that the SASH
was up, Distracted she ran down STAIRS.
and began TO up5raid her girj7, tnat none
! OF them had Intuase.i to hrr Amanda 5
intentions. They all protested, upon near
1 ing the note. Il vas eaJIge!y new 10 them.
! But how dId she get away Without anv al
them bging accessory The question
/ could nOt be answered. Examination @ f
the premises vas made Har b,J ,,,..
( greatly d.sor!ered. She had evidently
Slept in il. The clothes she hal worn
The evening before were on the back Of
the chair, and her shoes and Stockings
were on the floor, where she had probably
slipped them of. But her nigMgown
and can were raissi,c- u.r ,ya7cr ,ros
~, the toilet. and - oor,bs 49,
ms MISSING fro,, ~. ,,-.,drobo -
.,o;nr TO the o,o,, .:l,,, o,auro.IL,-,
Tho Yard. two ,,ta-I-- ~ oh.ervaa 80, g
The outside &c tba IN l.-L ron
49, 10, 81 - 7'''' "h'ol suggested
49, n;cl.aI - Upon inc GROUND
- na-+ fiece mat evidently tor
= o.~t "a , 'Ig Iaoaer' having screw
' = ~ anu sockets n ITS ien@h Tor
~ circumstances would nave
''"h3'y 20 me Suspicion that handa
bo,,, ,-at,,t, ,,'.,I''S -" '". ..' 10
! ~a.:....aa - - ''e.
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- h'toN ~ Fi'e'"I'- OF '.'e
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% ne 9'''' '''' Up y ''i9
-
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rs SIMPSON, h''' me fi'cSfen@er return
Gu WI note s'atihg mat Mt simpson
.''' i'i' INC c.'E me D'eceoihG an i",'on.
I" =? a"rehI >eFe'ai oaFs' pIt WITHOUT
SWING "here ne was gong ne mayor
:" =, me oi'y was 'ii'''lt''a,.,r informed o.
''0 VI I"'i'Sttn'eS ''le y fie''iS were eN-
@''l"eu' OUT ih'N progressed as 'i'"cn as
','l''S'l,''eh, = any IN '''7 course OF Tue
u'N' me io.i""!"@ communication was
,1A4h IRON! me post once 0y Henry y
NT'r:
SIR fonT trend ana ms sister are
+ already tar from fnis c'fy. lake care OF
What fffctS ihey nave IN Philadelphia,
ana i0i"ard tn"M 10 their parents.
ours. &c.
ANONYMOUS.
This note was handed to the mavo-
immediately on its recentio0. BIT that
officer At once suspected that Young o.
. Hear was an aCcomplice in the abduction
and had only feiCned Ignorance. Upon
examination, it was ascertained that he
had been from home several DAYS. and
. had only returned to breakfast that NOR
ming. But as nothing further could be
, / aScertained, no legal proceedings could be
instituted against him. There was n
, strong suspicion against the O'F1ears, al
though there was IN their department. all
the appearance of entire jnnoCence.
The affair produced considerable ex-
, element IN Philadelphia for several DAYS.
and police officers were kept uDOD the