The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
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! 1esteruay, a toleraDly So0d looking white
| woman called at squire Halls Office, leading
boy about twelve years ofage,s and with tears
| in, her eyes implored the Squire to send an
! husband. 10 9fi''f' ''i1 eF - Z h9'f9a5s
According to her story, her maiden Name
was Anna Dusen, and she was brought up in
Cleveland, Ohio. About fifteen years ago she
fell desperately in love with one William Man
uel, and he with her, and the result Of the
attachment was marriage. They lived togeth.
er in Cleveland, Toledo and Cincinhasif land
otiier places till last June During this tims
they had FIVE children. "a ,fea "a -, -;
Last June William emigrated to the West,
as he said. for the purpose Of bettering his
condition, and when he had accumulated 8
sufficient amount of money he would send for
hls family. iw diroS 9ft bSfauEt Il Ifst,1fto-~ -
In the month Of July, William met Rose
Jones, at Junction, Paulding county, in this
State, and shortly after married her The
newly married couple then shipped aeh Sreanal
boat, he as driver and she as SOCK Still Vii
! liam continued to correspond with his inst
wife About two months ago Manuel wrote
to his first wife that he was tired of her, and
had taken to himself another wife, who Suited
him N uch better than She had. This brought
shower OF iears; weeping wailing and gnash-
ing OF teeth and, a determined spirit Of re-
venge and satisfaction.
The fair A ma left NAPOLEON, IN pursuit Of
the guilty par, and sit5 SO ksppened that the
boat she arrived ION 8 landed at Brennan's dock
along side of the same 1b9as in tEhich. Manuel
| and his second wife were employed. Sha say
him, and upbraided him with his incolstancy
He replied::FH 'a9' tnm L5hj hnE Gt'fFfd
.''Go5way. white woman, oitway, don'tibod-
der dis chlld--I hab got tired of de white
wid." 51' ii'DV1 2i''-'@in '"
She demonstrated Gifgct Know wweei!gmJ fa.
ther was d mulatto, and my mother an English
woman, which gives me- acclaim to tie nobls
! AFRICAN race through my father edT
10 Don't care fur dat tell you, don't care fur
dat, replied Manuel, aI xsn' de clean blood,
an Ttell you won't hab yoa fsiio nairsEget
up AN dust, leab, or fore God Il breaklYou'
head wild dis tater smasher,f at lthes same
time TN! IDrandishins one of the. implements Of
q Nov don't, dear William" ifhnpiorred the
| fair Anna, chow can you desert me- and our
children, who1are so much like you, SonLy
Flittle whiter, for that dirty black wench--"
1P1 .stop datsHy trapn OBJ yourhj ~ interrupted
Willian' ttdonit ydu say 1dat'b bout my wife, my
tihnecent datter of Hamj "a regular de4cenaant
OBJ dc chosengrace, cor iIfro you inter de canal"
Anna finding that she could not persuade
I Manuel that she was as l"gQod = bigger" as
him or his wife, sought foroTthe interposition
of the iawa The constable, naeeompanied the
y hste woman to thesboat, expecting az p mat
ter of course, to arrest a. white man, on a
charge Of bigamy.Gi But hat was his aston
'shmept, when Anna pointed out as black and
ugly a5specimen1 of the lAfrican race an the
sun ever sllone on. A perfect ebon skin,
black: enough to elicit tie aid and assistance
Of all the disciples Of, the Greeley school, He
was, rather set back founded, astonished,
and did not know 2tsffaf to- do Ut d6 finaI.
iy, by some Compromise ANNA Fas permitted
To- embark on the boat With w ilHam and his
second wife; and we hay. no doubt the affair
was soon adjusted to- the satisfaction of an
concerned. - Napoleon :Na+thf Hesf, No5 IA.
ea A CHANGE INaTHElTuNE.l Before theielec-
ton the cry during the contest among the Re:
publicans was "laRd for the ldndless,oo hfree
homes ,te: free mem, &C., &c; but now the
tune is cha6g gcd, and Hereafter the Republican
stumpers and politicians wiircoDGne tEsir pa!
ltriotie efforts to a scramble foro the Offices
Their cry now,7is "ofiee,"" r"e6ice," "eficc,D
and nothingy but ao5fce, Already We sh hear of
half dozen patriots Who are after She eofumbus
postoffice. and twice ahato nambefo aye IA pur-
snit Of the Uo S. AE3-sh alshipi forb Southern
Ohiqt Nealnofs attention 8aip be paid to the
l"lapd}es$" nothing more viii; be heard of
'.tiee honres tor, free men" bat fierce strug-
gle fir office will absorb fthet ffUrts and iener-
yies Of the Republican politicisus:1iedi nj
97Ed sa---5-a--4 E--..s .--------a-..- a-..-----ftitaa
mi pdrThe Republicans have, reioiced much at
TIE race of. Old Abe ran in, his. own county,
and Dragged and clustered because shehad car
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