Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16
From The Sacramento Bee.
Another Love Story.
"Womau is changeable--
Light as q feather"

Light as 1eather.
Thus sang IA love stricken poet, year.
ago, after being Tilted, and thus will
probably sing a gentleman at the pres
mi time supposed to be in the neigh
borhood of Oroville, when he hears Of
certain marriage that was eonsum
mated last evening, the particulars Of
which are suppose to be as follows:
4 'Cannie Scotch lass not 'o'er
voting but rather comely, known as
Miss Jennie S a resident of noun
county, acknowledged passion for
one of the Sons of America whose To-
cal habilation was OrnvilIe, and being
separated by broad miles, they carried
on an agreeable courtship by p4st, un-
til matters arrived at a eliminating
point, and day was fixed for the mar
riage. Accordingly, on Monday o.
this week Miss Jennie arrived in town
and met by appointment her lover, Mr
b., and arrangements were made for
the ceremony to take place immmedi-
ateiy, but officious friends informed
d ing, it came to the ears of the lady
that her intended was not overladen
with the gifts of the world financial
ly speaking, but 10 fact, was, to use a
homely, and very familiar expression
right bard up and scarcely abl to
support himself, let alone a wife, Miss
Jennie, who had been led to believe,
from a rspondence long kept up
with Mr. B. that he was man OF
means, was somewhat staggered at the
insinua ion, and uot being fond OF
love in IA cottage withoul bread, ap-
Piled to her lover for information, who
owned up that he was rather short OF
the needn't, at the present time, but
own d rich claim at Oroville that
was paying well but that Was too un-
certain for woman about TO be mar
ried, so she ann unced as her ultimat-
um, that he should Immediately 90
home, sell out h property, and return
within two weeks with cash in hand,
when she would marry providing
every thing was right. Accordingly
B. started home ednesday morning,
and at the present time, is no doubt,
actively engaged in selling out, but as
the sequel will show, ne is engaged in
an occupation that will probably not
rebound, greatly, to his advantage.
Thursday morning, a Mr.. NJ, who
resides at L lsom, AID who was an old
adruirer of Miss Jennie's, received d
telegram, from a confidential friend
informing him of the turn matters had
taken, and, being warned that IA spirit
ed attack might yet carry the fortress,
lost no time in putting on his best bib
and tucker and coming to town.
where he arrived in prescntable order,
yesterday noon. Upon proceeding to
the hotel where Miss Jennie stopped.
which is not a thousann miles from
F.f.h street, he laid before the maiden
his hand and fortune, the latter amount
ing to about five thousand dollars, and
uttered innumerable protestations OF
undying affec ton, all of which were
doubtl IS sincere, and finally conclud-
ed the entertainment by Obtaining from
the fair one promise TO marry, and
last evenitg, she consummated the ar
rangement by pledglng, in the presence
of a good C mpany, that she 'woul
lore, h nor and obey, till death do us
part, and parson B, pronounced
them 'man and wife,
This morning the happy couple went
to Folsom to reside, where we hope all
the joys AID pleasures of life await
them, and in the mean time, we adv sc
b to attend to his claim ahd remain
at Oroville-