Keowee Courier

Free Soil Institutions.--One of the witnesses against Asa and Henry Wentworth, in the Parker murder, in New Hampshire, was their brother Edmund Wentworth, who gave the following as to his wonderful matrimonial experience:

From my second wife I was divorced I did not live with her; she left me, and I married a third wife. I did not live with her because I did not like her well enough. I married her because I was obliged to. I married a fourth time to a woman by whom I had three children. She died, and I married a fifth, lived with her between two and three years, but had no children; I don't know but what she is in heaven: I never asked her where she was going. I married a sixth wife at Asa Wentworth's house. in Manchester, about six years ago. It appears that his fifth wife, of whom he 'don't know but she had gone to heaven,' had been gone three years, without his having heard from her, when he married the last one.