The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
RascaIity.

correspondent of the Louisville Democrat, in speaking Of the terrible penalty paid sometimes by ladies in admitting strangers their societies gives the following history of in Indianapolis
 There is one neighborhood in the north east corner of ths country, learned to aighi, from an attorney living there, W hich has been invaded by three villlans One man, three years ago. from southern Indiana, calling himself MeDaniei, mar ried highly respectable widow lady, and last sum Dier, his former marriage becoming known, he left to escape the penitensIary. Another, from Ohio calling himself Lukens, left family, made the ae- quaintance of beautiful and innocent young lady , and pretending to be very religious gaiaed her con hdepee aad affection and married her. This last fsii, letter from his other wife in Ohio was re- eeived, and he, too, abandoned the victim of his crime and fled to escape the peuiteatiary. Aud the third, calling himself Bysou, who under the naine ot Miller, had short time before married lady in heat1ey, and before that, another under another name in Ohio--a man fifty years old, we'll dressed, with gold spsctacles. and cisimisg to be rich. showing letters from gentlemen of Kentucky (iorged, doabess,) telling him that 'ihe S5, 900 '
 the 5 O0O, was ready from him, bought spien- d.d farm on such preteDces and married a yoanx
 lady this last fall; afterwards. meetiag genteDan who knew of his marriage in Kentucky, he. too, eit this young bride victim, and fed to avoid the etatss prison, oPposiie yoar city.
 Fourteen months since. near lhls city resided young iady--rehRed, lovely and high in society. man from MssourI, calling himself pr. Dunn, with letters of recommendation from gentle uaen known and entitled 10 respect lie was evi- hentty man wbe had seen much society, and ex- eept grand moastach and imperial goa, ee, prisaa facie evidences of gambler or braness dandy, he seemed much of gentleman. He said he owned ten thousand acres of land in Wisconsin and reye- ral hae farms ia inc South In tiIe presence of large and elegant wedding party, l saw her bIe ad her desiiay with that of this stranger, and whiie others thought "she had doae well.' secret im Pfession stole into my mind that this plausible Doc tor was siilaD They left for their home ia Mis- soori, shs happy in the love she bore him.
 Three months afterwards, having gotten all her money, and money ssst by others for other per- sons. he went to St Louis, sold the pisHo of his sife, there deposited. and she has not seen him siace This young iady, one year siace so happy. and hied with these bssfu hopes for tte future which expanded the bosom of the refiped and in. Bocent yeaDg woman, is now here al her former home, the very impersenatlon of despair--a mourn iai wreck 'of a once beautiful and happy woman. The Infamous fiberiine who thus destroyed her. had taken hes within eighty miles of where he had bu, shert time befsye married and loft smother wife. gotten by similar fraud and infor0s,iou jus,i6cs the belief that he has snaay other wives
 state these facts to show the importance of ladies being careful how they sda stTsyers ia their confidence vii asi prescribe tIse peBsty, s my opinion, proper for the Heads of hell whom, hsy~ described. for vengeance ls mias. sait the Lord, and will repay"