The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-01-18
A CASE or vlLLA1NY.

Fer tho purpose Of relieving On sstimabls
lady from persecution, and exposing base
iupos.or and bigamiss, We publish tho fol-
lowing letter, which explains itself:
BIAexsrasr, lxass..) Dec. Z. 1851.
Mss FASS,r u. Dow
Thrursh tho Kindness % Mr.. Jennings. Pastor
ei,he Baptist Church Al woonsoekst, received your
letter Of Nov 18TH aud will the questions you
s.s truly and faithfully. In regard 10 nay husband,
1ts,sm s. Dow for sueh he most certainly IL and has
tssn for The last 10 ycars nearly, We married
June the igh iss7 At Thompson, Conn. by the Rev.
pasis Dow. Tho Minister Is dead. but have the
Csrtiasate In my possession. We lived together until
the tth day Of April. 1853. when We broke up house
ssepias, and he went to Fail River. Mass, TO got
~ors aud went woopscckst and blackstone, TO vts-
Hmy sisters had ono letter FROM him while be WAS
aralI River. and tho next heard Of him he was at
Ciasnnsi, Ohio did not hear direct from him then,
est through others thought IL very strange did not
bear him all that time and nnaliy decided to 20 to Gin
tnnst anil sec him I went 10 tho bank to draw some
ny money for that purpose but found that hc bad
hfessllsd me- and drawn all my money from the Bank
ss the Cashier had made himself liable In letting the
uasey so without my order. Then began
"a think something wreur, and I determined to
tse him out II possible. started immediately for
Ciseirnat Gu my arrival there, went to the agcn,
where DO uyrkcd told him who aud cnaaired for
ny hu.ssns Mr. r 3. Dew. he told mo that he fMr
pe~i bad teen gone from thcre sbon, week, but HIs
wirr, he said was with him. You may well suppose
i~ssi, tssen shack by declaration Of that knd. but
ss.ly recovered my self sufficiently to enquire into The
sser, and then told him The f.i.ty Of his Ow' po-
stsa While there also proved to him that was the
hsta wife % Mr.. rristram =. Row. He thea directed
ne ss Mrs. MeChesncy and Mrs. King, the latter Of
~senl you bearded with while In Cincinnati. stayed
vim Ass Mechcsuey few days, aud learned all the
PARTICULARS OF your uarrisSc ard stay there, and have
everything connected With the affair In black aud white
iiasa fs,arnci some with tho discrimination 10 irsec
hin AL, 10 po..isis ihsvs heard t~o or three ttnies
as having eccn In isrsas places, bat not positively
.A, he had left Ihad Isst ali trace sf hin Tor sse
.Re. sstii received yeur letter.
e You're. rsusy.
Mrs. MAnALA Dow.
aaessteec, worcester O., Mass.
On the "a Of July, 1889, this same iris.
tram S. Dow, was married TO Miss FANNIE
" BAIpwm, in Erie County, Peno., BY 81.
Dc. Convey. Dow and his wife then vent
10 Cincinnati, where they remained short
time, a. narrated in the above letter. 10
April, 1861, they removed TO Pixies Peak
sherc his second wife Miss Baldwin, learn
Cd Of bis previous marriage-ef his base
aeser,iou Of bis wife, and Of the cruel and
criminal imposition Of which she had been
made the victim. She Immediately lefs the
said Tri.ssam s. Dow, and, with the assiss-
sses Of . brother, started homo to her
friends, Who reside in Ansmoea, Jones Co.,
tile State. She arrived 10 THE city abost
The 10Th Of Dee, and has since been too
suxe'l TO proceed on her journey.
Mr.. Dow, il appears, has followed her,
ARRIVING 10 this city on Sunday lass,) for
asparps.e Of Inducing her to again live with
lin. This she persissensly refuses 70 DO,
cad yet be follows her, and persecuses her
,! bic intrrsions. We have Published this
statement that the public may give this Dos
swide berth, and ne may see that his s,i'
aiuy is known, and that be had better be-
take himself TO some other region, and leave
TIC lady be has wropged, unaolessed, nov
and henceiorth. Il
Dow 10 . email. siaed man, shcst 20 sears
ID has dark .oussachs, black hair and
tyss,and dresses 10 light clothes. We AK
tie press Of Iowa and Colorado, to give this
N!sie "rsssiss notice"