The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-08
mrs, Nesiitt Eloues.

nIrs. NesbItt Eloppss.
49, Ill 49, M{3Ms
M and Mrs. Nesbiitt y Mefe married I Y.
AGO last june. since which time sthey ,havss =. NJ
sidedG v Cleveland. Mr.. Neshitts is sson X
little person, very iiInpuisive, andlyefy u1nSsssss
He don't believe iii nonsense If my kinfE ~
Nesbitt is . man Of. considerable wealth mi
for q year afters marriage, lived With r
Ncsbitt on the most afectionato terma N .T +
June 4 music teal the name IL
arrived AZ saeyelEU she ,n9fpyysss d teoSby!
ing the piady~ aies as ~sho0llddsIhsoDuoasS
him withFther pa-~ Among the ladi
who took Mr. Dayiss INTO eonsidefss;os
was Mrs.. aesbitt, n = il know, ME-
b0nstsspi 2 ngufe eauA NfeseANenuso n
cox black eyes that pene. vS,,r n; N W
r.srim like q pair of rapieslhs rsslSaf : X
about twenty-six years Of age, II sr& Re
GENTLY stocked with health an ~ s W Y
make her relish Byron and think 81 IN S,i yX&S
tysss Mrs. Nesbitt engaged Mr. Dayig s;rM1
her lessons. Mr.. Nesbitt didnt Eke4 SeS8s
q cuK.e1s moustache y id his honse,
compelled to his assent to keepssN
the family Mr.. Davis soon ingratiafed
self with Mrs. Nesbitt. In less thanaa
\ after their acquaintance Mrs. 5sNesbitt V8sasSss
heard 70 exclaim, e my dear Mr.. Dads. k0S
I, coplld you be 80 wicked +" NY sdear MsY1S
A Davis" is a vile phrase, especially when MI
h piled by married lady to- gentleman not h,
y ksaassband. Mr.. Davis, of course, fcdhiyataa
Mrs. Nesbitt's musical talents, and WITH sNnsNS j
I, sucr- -sthnt he induced her OH sWednesdaysm
1-sb exeente o g running passage u III
requires some considerable nerve.
Mr., DAyis, the music teacher, induced MI
Nesbitt to elope. They reached Buffalo m
Thursday. They remained there till MondaT
morning, when they started for Albany. tChevy
arrived on Monday evening, and but IN Al /
f~rst-elass hotel on Broadway. AT Bhiho&
tfzgy eA4ssaaed q chamber: maid to travail MIN
them. She wns also among the nfriyals n
Monday night. Mr.. Davis supposed flat he
had everything arranged for o nico sociabS
lne. On leaving Cleveland, he snllowM tbaf 4
! e was going to Cincinnati. He didtbis "a
Fput Nesbitt on the wrong track. Mr.. Davis
2 miscalculated Mr.. Nesbitt was lot 10 ia
done by any such arrangement. The DIV attn
they left Cleveland MI. Ncsbift nsceftaided
: : that they had gone East. Mr.. Nesbitt inmted
q into the ears and put for Buffnlo. AT Buffalo
~ trail, and. put for Albany. ETC a..
rived here On TuesdfJ might. He found eaMraa
4 Davis and lady at the hotel already spoken
~ Of. Asgood luck would have it. MI. DayS
w was absent. Mrs. Nesbitt went into tears aard
y Ionvulsionse When she came to, she, acknowll.
Z edged her wickedness, and promised to .dosso
!, no me-. Mr.. Nesbitt felt for her child. md
). fofgave her. Mrs. Nesbi4ty said that this M,
more than she deserved. tlidHafFN5
# Mr.. Nesbitt. aDon't make q scene, but I'll
your things ready" I'VE tq
AFor what purpose, love ?psq5
"To leave for Cleveland in the first traInn.d
J, Mrs. Nesbitt promised TO do 50, and asked
when the next train left. NJ i replied
III Ak ga5s h j,es, Nj saow quarter
sa dng could ii!
ford her more pleasure, us she was dying u
get back to 9 that dear child" Mr.. Nebit
10 sighed and pressed his, right hand against he
ID watcb-pocket in his vest. When 7 O'Clock ws
nearly reached Mr., Nesbitt asked Mrs.Nesbtt
if she were &c ready to START" She replied,
perfectly" Saying which, she seized leatha
sschel, took Mr.. Nesbitt BY the arm; and
D. nfovcd toward the main entrance Just d
Mt she reached the arst stair, she said, 9 hold ny
10 satchel, dearest, While ] Fetnrnlto my room III
IL my hair brush" Mr.. Nesbitt said, ceftninlg
. returned to her parlor, remained there some
= tiiSC AilIlulSo, ttiu NhCil ~ StulitSt " w NJ
~ husband she was not only vailed, but weeping
ge Mr.. Nesbitt was o man, and felt for the ds
zee tress of his wife. :" This comes from, Ahrokal
o. heart Without saying q word, lMr. bndNn
lslSssbitt locked arms, walked to. the depQtl@d
took their seats in the carss. 4boY
~ ute the 8 gs started S~@4M
. musrffg ur4-the 1centiousnesss OF music ,eaehes
iat At Schenectady Mr.. Nesbitt sag, YLSoR W
is love, | forgive it all The laay addleSSa
sobbed twice, and then conser.cu W loos w !.
~ When she did so, Mr.. Nesbi.t Was S'Fucf "
oe of a heap. bg
nd "And who the devil orr. on
1u- HMTT-Ne~h:tt,s .waiti~s maid, SIT.
-ysA in that dress, Andia
'~.TnIy-company Z" .is e34es%
ss cat Mrs. Nesbitt's requet, sirl; we swap
ie- ed clothes when she came back for that hGl
sc brush"
lie Nesbitt could hear no more. He rushed
Sc from the car, got in the next train for Albany
as and arrived at 10 Z. NJ. lie sought the hotel
through, but Mrs. Nesbitt had !" stepped ont"
She left the house about FIVE minutes after Nj.
Nesbitt started for the West. She was accom-
~ panied by a " Young man with q m~0ustacieN
~ Mr.. Nesbitt became enraged, and asta
or where they sold revolvers.p
The barkeeper replied q
re- Re- AT Corning s Cos, but they have sht
ne up" s5s
as AS a list resource, Mr.. Nesbitt went a
va pursuit Of d police magistrate. Re found
'ar Justice Parsons at his residence. The justice
= granted q warrant Cor the arrest Of the fssE
III: tives, and handed the same to Officer Whalh
'at Whalen was out all hight, but could not dS
lng cover the road they han taken. They probab!
80 went up to TROY. and took the first trainfN
On NewYork. Mr.. Nesbit has gone in pursuit
o. What will come of the chase will be knoTn
), hereafter. Estate Polio, Tribune.
MYSTERIOUS DIscovERl-A CovingtcnsN
she respondent of the Iewisbwg (Va.) Erat elAd
or the recent discovery of a ave by SONG Aaas
engaged in excavating on TIC Central Raiitrsa
in Allegheny county, which they exp9'p'
u with tile following result; Fl
-, Thev wont in nbcnt q o,cIonlr in thnE MOTT |