New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

i ab3utoI heT m9lhe 10 n; l'SS This maEIiaga Nh
q an answer returned to the effect that her mother
If would come after her and take her home. Mrs.
l. Allen intercepted this letter, and calling her niecH,
a who meantime account Of i'll treatment, had
e left her aunt, and gone to work for a farmer
d named Wilson, near Liberty Pole, i'll the same
county drew out the letter and pretended TO read
A. it, But instead OF giving its contents as they were,
a. she made up story to effect that Sarah's
is mother was dead and desired her daughter
is to remain with her (the aunt, Mrs. Alen had,
d. during the interval visited her father VINO resided
le in another part of the State, and induced him to
lis leave his wife after settnga certaihsum OF money
h. on Mrs. White, her step-mother. Mrs. White got
o. the children and started to go South with thenl
i'd but the way White senior who was the father OF
the second husband of the former Mrs Sadden,
lie (who, by the way, has since married third nus
n band, Mr.. Menzis} attacked the woman and after
n a fight got the boy, White then came TO Detroit
in with the boy and as related above, he was finally
n given up to his mother. The girl went with Mrs.
nj White it is supposed, to Cincinnati. White, the
of grandfather of the Children came in l6G2, to Mrs.
ed Whites (nee Sladden) house, and after many eX-
of pressiOns of cOntritiOn, was received INTO the
Of family. While there he attempted to abduct the
Gf b0v again but was and left to return
ed to his own daughters house in the city the woman
err having taken up her residence here and having
he obtained prommentp posltionina leading church
er from which she afterwards eXpeledas being Al
ty arrant hypOCTie.
el Thus far the case was very much mixed up
ris owing to the intermarriages and no motive cou
ty be assigned for the abduction but spirit OF re
nd that the girl Sarah has legacy amounting t
val about $1,000 in this country, and is sole heir to
a considerable amount OF property IN England
lrr This property has been aCcunulating for Ion
o. time, in fact since the death OF Captain AlaC
me- dem and she has in law the full right to it, Seyert
ice, gentlemen of tAs city have taken the matter
in hand and having recently got as light clue to tn
ship Whereabouts of the long lost girl, have commun
,ol- Gated with the police authorities of Cincinnati
osi- and will ferret out this complicated affair to tt
nell end
ired Mrs. Menzs, who lost her children, RESIDES
real No. 4D2 Nlacomb street, IN tiS Guy, WIN ncI "
dily band and daughter ana mas never, aht recent,
lie a though born in aflutnt circumstances, had Il
means to have the matter thoroughly investigate
rnia A TIN WEDDING.-Some four hundred perso
our recently assembled at the house of Nathani
and Grant, in PROVIDENCE, II. l., 10 celebrate MS
Seth wedding The Press says:
ling 1.-THE bride appeared in q dress OF green sll
ress trimmed with chains Of tin testoons; TN bt
bear and tin ornaments, and crown OF IN hoidlhg
if TO veil enyeloped her entire person. Inc oflc
the groom appeared in tin dress coat OF the late
ably fashion, velvet knee breecnes WIN IN knee JAM
TIM shoes tin hat, tin staff carrying a huge
Story watch while tin speCtaCles OF mammoth 81
that crowned q tin nose. The officiating prelate W
ison adorned with tin university cap chans cross
iway oil the necessary 'fXins, and performed ms pa
now with great credit, eciting the applause OF
af0re company. The ring placeu upon tilc ~ ~ ~ ~
IL re- finger was of tin mammoth in size and bran
laTly -----7 =
n the Hazel ewes inspire at first platonic sentime
which gradually but surely expands and emer
cor into love as securely founded as the rock oil
ago, raar woman OF haZel eyes never elol,eS e
mt to her husbands comfort for her own, never Il
from fault never talks too much or too little, aWay
ed to an entertaining intellectual and agreeable CT
with ture.