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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-29
REMOVER.

i NECkER KRAMER have removed their extern
- sve stu or Groceries. Leather and Findings
ther new brick store two doors above their old
on MAIN street. between First and Second Their stock
embraces complete assortment in their line and they
WI" DC happy 10 wait upon their old customers and the
puoc generally, on as good terms as heretofore.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATION SALE.
NoflCE 10 hereby gives that the 18Th day of Sem
tember, A. d. 1853. letters OF Admins upon
inc goods and chates belonging the estate Of John
burbank. decd. late Of vanderburgh county. lndsua
All persons indebted TO said estte will ple.se saw ths
and all persons having claims against eeta 70
VIII please Gle the ame according to law Said es,aio
10 supposed 10 be solvent. MORRISS. JOHNSON
sep2S- Administered - k..;...,
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NOTICE. OF sPECIALEnEc7IoN.

THE OF Marlborough County bers
4 by notified that Special Election will be held ~
the usual places Of holding elections In said county or
the second Tuesday in October next A. d. 1851 for
purpose ofeerng Reporter for the supreme Court OF
the state OF lndana to al the vacancy oeeasionsd by
tlfc death Of Horace z. Carter - tE0F'
JOHN s. GAvIrT. s.v. C.S
BY W. H. CmAsDtsR. Dept - [sepso vel
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TRUTH MUST, AND WILL Prevail,

rs trHtk thrt the Mustang Lniment has performed
more of confirmed chronic aud innamalory rheu-
matism. than any remedy Def usei for those
painful affections. L. truth that remedy ever be-
fore tried has been successful in healing old
ulcers in curing scald head cancers eryspela letter
"r rnswOrm, or any unnatural excresscBce, enlarge
me I, eruption. swelling. inAana Of any dcscrp-
ton. the Mustang Liniaent. II s tysth that is
enectual and certain remedy for the piles matter
Of how long standing and it is truth that Everybody
using IT, and all pronounce IL good. See advertise
ment in anothe or column. isep2&2wddwl
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LYONS KATHAINON

THE Kathairon neutrazes fleet Of disease climate
and old age preserving and restoring the lunar
after badness oil many cbeanscs scalp
from dandruff and It's natural Impurities; VIA cure the
Nervous Head ache and s E'upfve Diseases OF the ski
and most desirable article for curling and mpar
ing gioss The hair the world. II happily untes the
of all the chronic Ponades TO the best French Ex
tracts and cxhaes the perfume Of the delightful
flowers. No person should be without it. Price only
IS CENTS in large bottles. old BY all dealers, every
where ID. s. B-rncs, Proprietor, l6i Broadway, y. Y
aef,2G i. <
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NPTHE Second Annual Fair 9th Indian State Eoard
Of Agrie uture, will be held LAFAYETTE, the I2h
18th and 18th DAYS Of October next. The Annual Ad.
dress will be delivered by Ho Greeley, ofN. Y.
II PDR. O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
rersia Indigestion Bousness, and every disease Of
the stom ach.
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To THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
INVITE the public to examination of my stock
Jewelry. shall receive in few days an inv occ of
hue Gold and Silver Watches Of different STYLES which
will sell at extremely low figures. my goods
direct the New York md hay inc
partners divide profits with. ca sell
as cheap IL not cheaper than any house West NY goods
selected with and eye quality NV Silver
Ware is made expressly for myself aud warranted pure
coin. m
Engraving executed neatly. Watch repairing done in
manner ssed and give
Call the sign " the Big Watch First ST between Main
and Locust Reeollect the location.
sepa6 EDWARD HUSTACE
nRESS GOODS, HOSIERY AND MOTIONS
L large and complete stock OF DeLanes Poll rs
Gold plaids Merinos, Alpacas; Men, Women and Clid
rem tlosery Also Notions Of all kinds
sep-3 MERRITT, FIELD IL co.
HATS AND CAPS...
IL 81 cases Mems and Boys Silk. Fur Kossuth and
Wool Hats;
30 do Mems and Boys' Silk and Mohair Plush
and Clpih Gaps;
do Infants Velvet, Cloth and Plush Turbans:
10 do Mems aud Roys Glazed Caps and Hats
In store by (sep23) MERRITT, FIELD * CO.
ANkETS.-4 bales white Mackinau Blankets
ID from tol2 quarter, just reed BY
sep23 80 MERRIIT. FIELD e. CO.
TTMBRELLaS.-e0c cases whalebone Umbrellas
~ from 2e to 30 inch, for sale by
scp23 JAMES Low & Co.. 81 Main ct. Lou.
POCKET BOOK FOUND.
A MOROCCO wallet was found yesterday In my Cloth-
"A ing Store. As IL contains money and papere the
would doubtless like obtain He can do 90 by
describing property and paying for advertisement.
scp2s o. GUMBkRTs.
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@The Evansville Social Turner Asso'
citation dedicated their Hall yesterday, as pei
notice. Their procession. with the excel.
lent German Brass Band in advance looked
very well. We dropped in a few minutes
at the Hall, while the members of the Asso-
citation were at their Gymnsstic exercises
and certainly some Of them excelled the per.
formers in gymnastic institutes we have Of
ten visited in the larger cities. This asso
citation has very comfortable Hall, fitted up
with the requisite apparatus for gymnastit
exercise. We hope their sale oftickets yes
terday for dedication and Ball, will enable
them to complete their Hall as desired.
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| WATER AND src MORE STREETS. = -,l
=. Messrs. MACK Il LOBExSTIyE
| ~ have just reed and will continue 0lM
| M TO receive weekly from their large al IL W
LII Wholesale EstatIishlnent in Cin- q AY0
iniati the largest and most extensive or
| Fall AND WINTER CLOTHING, - q
Ss n Win an ~ 20 mel ns amt.
necessary 70 complete the wardrobe Of individuals 0ev
| ~ taste.
nne assortment Of black, brown gray drab, Msek.
inaw Blankets. Box and cvercrats. rkieh r ss~psrs
as TO make and fsisA rita Say -MereAs.f 7siisr's
nork ia the city, ana part eaiGyfy made fAs city
trade fine lot OF cloth Of all sizes and prices
superior black aud blue French and English Cloth Dress
merette Goats brown and grey and all colors of
Tweed and Cashmere sack, frock and dress Coat.
Roundabouts and Coats OF all kinds.
PANTS. &e1
White and colored linen and every kind Of summer
pants. Superior blk. and blue cashmere pants
and Steele mixed and cadet mixed sstins PsSs i%ess
and corduro! pants OF every variety and price 10 IN
purchasers. - Il gr
White and ncy colored Marspilles, Linen and vaI,
cas black silk and satin Vests; fancy and lain silk
common vests Of all kinds. lF' IlfFII n
GOODS. -
Consisting c: IN elegant and G|k0h
large assortment Of custome (YJuUu
made BOSOM shirts, shirt collars. YG
cravsts Of superior quality and beautiful patterns s
every other article usually fousd 10 the most exteusy
establishment Of tn country. ~ -
GA In connection with their large stock Of Aa
KR clothing. they will keep fhe assert
anw mcnt 81 CAnn Superior HA1s AND Cars. -
Also, all kinds of Union, Mexican California LseboFs
Panama and other styles Of hats. with a variety Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
1t useless to mention theifeegant and very exten-
sivc lot OF togskn and other kinds OF THrxK cAsrEy
BAGS and ALIsEs. - p > @ y - =
Offering heartfelt thanks for the upmistakable do
monstratrations OF approval received In both he whole
sale and retail departments OF business, N respect
deem unnecessary to Iecapulate our univ sled fac
Ties and systems Of conducting business, which
able compete excel, Of fbs
kind la the Union We beg to say, that every step in
progress, in experience. and extending our business
lends towards enabling the extend great iu
iueemcnts facilities TO customers. Having en-.
arged business considerable degree since a
,p ~ we are this enabled 70 Offer 10 our fYieds
the inspection Of purchasers generally stock OF
goods which in superiority Of make, beauty Of STYLES
ind ioxnes Of prices has certainly not ts equal either
N the East or Westi ~ b 80 = : y =
Couptry merchants should fail TO see tb. .sock
before purchasing. ----t
EpamsviLe. Sept. "a. 1853.
TOR Pm ESERvING.-leb bills Refined wblts
sugar. FOR sale by the barrel or smaller qua ny Ln
seps2 y. u. GILBERT & Co., Syc. near w.sss
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TIE PREsrpESr's New PorIcY.-The fol-
lowing fact shows, according TO the New
York Journal of Commerce, that the present
Executive has adopted, in the fullest manner,
the new policy in regard to the public lar ds
the policy Of appropriating them for the
purpose of internal improvement. Lands ly-
ing within Is miles Of the proposed route
from Brandon, in Mississippi, 10 Montgom-
cry, In Alabama, which were advertised for
sale or entry, are now withdrawn, as the off,
cial advertisement states. "in consequence oil
urgent representations in behalf OF the inte-
rests of said railroad''-for the present, until
the pleasure Of Congress can be ascertained
in regard to grant of public land in aid oil
constructingit.
u Professor Andrews Norton, for many
years connected with the Harvard University
and distinguished theological writer and
eminent scholar died on Sunday evening
last, at Newport, after protracted illness,
aged about six'y-eight years. Mr.. Norton
was the strongest writer upon theology which
our country has yet produced. not excepting
Edwards. He is the only man that has sue
ceeded in confronting and gaining victory
over Orestes A. Brownson.
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Ma. SANDERS: You will please announce the name Of
EzEklEL SAUNDhR RS a. a candidate fer the once OF
County Commissioner. Of third District. eepl9*
TFwe are authorized announce the name OF
WIN. II. WALKER n cand idate Tor County udi,or
al tbs ensuing October election. sep5te
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HOUSE TURNISHINC cOoD,

HOUSE FURNISHING COODS 81
lust opened Dot of Curtain Dasasks. Muslin Cur
% ains Curtain MusliRs, Cursip busds, Ccrnievs and
Curtain Pins extra heavy all wool Bed Blankets ana
cxtra size do Bed Comforts Of all sizes and qua
1914 Linen and Cotton Sheetings aud Pillow Cossons,
Linen, Damasks, Table Cloths and Napkins for sale nj
COLBURN& FERSBERGE RfS
sep23 Corner Main q Water sts.
DIE aCHED AM THROWN DOMESTIC.
I'D Is cases BIeached MusIns; ~ 49, -
50 bales CanneIton, Hamdcn. Latrage. Nashua. and
other brands, for sale III
sep23 lr MERRITT FIELD.d CO.
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BOOTS AND SIEOES... r.. 4.
ID 50 cases Mems Kip, Calf and Goat Brogans;
20 do Boys and Youths do do do;
So do Mems Zip. CaIf and ,o,t Bovts; a.
80 do Boys and youths DO do do; lass
50 DO Women's Calf nd Kip s. s. Boosecu;
10 do do Glazed do;
J0 eo Misses Calf Kip and Glazed do;
10 do Wonch's and Misses Zip, calf and Glazed
Bust ms. Z
do Children and l. Eai.ts Shoes; received Der
Cumberland Valley, sb5 ivr ssie low by
seps3 MERRITT, FIELD * CO.
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BOOTS and SHOES

E,OR r 70 ESERvING.-lo bbls Refined whl,s
sugar. FOR sale by the barrel or smaller Lr
seps2 3. u. GILBERT & Co.. syc. near w.s.:.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

nOOIS BHOESe
LARGER SUPPLY, than have before Oh re a
for tale, we have now on hand and on the way. We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS 10 stock
Of unusual variety. selected for this Market purchased
from The best manufactures the Lowest rates. Awe
make this exclusive business, hold
strong inducements 10 traders. favor US with call.
sep27 v.K. HENDRICKS & Co.,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
36S&[--1t-I;:::.:
f5zI go liiiis.
We are ab,Adantly supplied with all the necessary
CUTS TYPES Ac to print large Canal Boat Bills and
Canal Blanks Of kinds in tho latest style and with dis
patch. having Of the anas Job onices ON the Ohio
River.
fHr-l trr NOTICE.
1HE subscribers OF The Articles Of Association OF the
Crescent City Bank. hereby notified that an election
Of Officers Of said Bank will be he'd at the Court House,
In Evansville Monday the ID day ofoctober 1853. he
tween the hours OF aud p. NJ In behalf OF all the
Subscribers. - WILLARD CARPENTER.
s..,i.--r .1lIr LEWIS HOWES, 1HiF
-s.l.r, i-.t. 4ss.1-l.. SAEUE Ell ORR,
sep26-te r.ls-. JOHN A. RETTZ. ll.-t
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- NOTICE OF ELECTION. !.
THE qualified Voters OF VanderbuSgh Ccunty here.
Il BY nolife thai election will De held al the usual
phces holding elections Ina said Cosuty the
ond Tuesday i'm October next A d. leS3. for the pur
pose of elecng one Commissioner Tor the Third District
ana one County Auditor. JN0. s. GAvITT, ". G..
BY w. H. CnXapLKR, Deputy. tseps3 tef
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BANK NOTICE. ~ sos 90
NJ Office is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of
Stockholders in ihe Branch a: Evansville Of he
State Bauk oS Indian will be held at the BANKING Houso
Monday The I'm day OF November next, al lo'clock
p. n, when an eeeion will be held for eight Direetcss
TO serve ensuing year Polls TO lose asl O'Clock p. n
By order OF the Board Of Directors. t3I
sep27. 3tdwte G. w. RATHBONE, Cashier
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MACK & LOBEN6TIN c'S -
W ester sta = q 9th N z Stsr
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA

IN THE LOWER STORY DRrw's PAVILION, coaRs
WATER svcanoRs STREETS.
Polynesian., 1853-06-11

Dickens, in Bleak House, aptly dcsignates
pawnbrokers' duplicates as turnpike tickets
on the road to poverty.
A gentleman praising the generosity of his
friend, observed that " He spent money like
water" "Then Of course he liquidated his
debts, rejoined wag.
sF "There are two periods" saws the
Precedence Journal, when Congress does
no business; one is before the holidays, and
the other is, after the holidays"
sCP Thackeray, in one Of his lectures,
paid deserved compliment TO the English
language. 1t is the only language Che
said) that Freedom is permitted to speak. -
A beautiful thought, and as true as beautiful.
A carpenter of our acquaintance says that
cheerfulness is the best paying commodity
that can be brought into a shop. In hrs
opinion. man who Whistles will do as much
work in an hour grumbler will do in a
dav -
Mr. Bull is great admirer Of the Sabbath.
Abolish that day, and he wants TO know when
a laboring man is to get fudded. Have no
Sunday, and when, he excaims, ss is the son
Of toll to vollop his vife" This is a new
view of the matter, and will doubtless meet
with attention
The ADVANTAGE OF Coop NAME.-In
Dickens Household Words, of lIth Decem-
Der, we observe the following:-'' 1t has been
stated, and We fear with too much truth, that
in Glasgow only twenty thousand people 60
to bed drunk every Saturday night This
we presume, is exclusive of those who are
so drunk as not to be able to go to bed at all.
Truly our good town has a nice reputation.
Glasgow Citizen.
A CAPITIL REroRT. One of the neatest
retorts ever given, was that which Erskine
met with a, the hands Of Sheridan. 1t ap-
pears that Lord Erskine declared a, largo
party, in which Lady Erskine and Mr. Shefi-
dan were present, that a wife was only q
tin canister tied to ones tail. upon which
Sheridan presented Lady Erskine with the
following lines:
Lord Erskinc, at woman pretending to rail,
Calls wife ga tin canister tied 20 ones tail %
And the fair Lady Anne, while the subject
Seems hurt At his Lordship's degrading comparison.
Blu; wherefore degrading consider arieht
A canser's polished and useful and bright,
And should art its original purify hide,
That's the fault of the puppy to whom j, is tied.
Polynesian., 1853-06-11
NOR SALE AT THE STORE OF J. C. SPAL-

NOR SALE AT THE STORE OF J. C. SPAL-
DING by the Subscriber, the following assort-
ment of Merchandise ex PHILOMELA and EQUA-
TOR, viz:
IA Bundles II. 80 gals. Shocks, Casks Heads,
Tons Iron Hoops, 20 Coils Manila Whale Line,
20 do do Cordage, IS Harpoons, 10 Lances, Is Cut
ting Spades, Kegs Rivets, Oil Hose, 200 gals.
Lin. Oil in Cars, SIS bids Flags. so Striped Flannel
Shirts, so Red Twilled do, "a Knit Woolen Frocks,
AS pairs Wool Stockings, "a do Shoes and Brogans,
6 Monkey Jackets % pairs Flannel Jackets, pairs
Blankets, so pairs Satnet Trowsers SO Casks Pilot
Bread-ls,so3 lbs, 20 do. do. do.-6.64l do, 20
Tierces vinegar-l2s1 gals, bales Oakum, so
kegs Lead, 10 bbls Spts. Turpentne, 80 bbls Rice,
6 boxes-3559 lbs. Yellow Metal, 800 lbs. Compost
ton Nails 657 feet Sheathing Boards, HOO sheets
Felt, 100 kegs Nails 80 bbls Flour, 962 IL bbls
do, o.349 gals. New Casks, % frkins Butter
1892 lbs, IL boxes Raisins do. Smyrna do. bbls.
Crushed Loaf Sugar, baskets Champagne Wine.
10 lbs. Rio Coiee-2l34 lbs, so boxes c. STAIRS
Pale Soap, so cases Y. H Tea, 7S6 No. Il Bags, 800
do. IL do, 55 do. do, SO do. do, 81 do. do,
500 Quincy Bags, AZ bundles-39.252 gals. Shocks
Casks Heads for do, IL Casks--50 bbls. Flour,
per sPhilomela." ia bbs. Flour.
Apply to II. T. FITCH, or J. c. SPALDING,
Honolulu, Dec. IL. 1852. uS2
Polynesian., 1853-06-11
FROM THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
The Steamer New Orleans at Otaheite..
Scarcity of Provisions.

FROM THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
The Steamer New Orleans at Otaheite..
Scarcity of Provisions.
From the Alta California, of May l9,h,
we take the following correspondence
What he says n relation to the port of Hon
oluu, we can vouch for.
By the kind permission of S. E. Wood
worth, Esq, we subjoin portion of q let
ter addressed that gentleman by the captain
OF the steamer .NetO Orleans, from the Socie-
ty Islands. The writer is we'll known in our
community. and the scraps of advice which
his letter contains may be Of service to COM
mercial men generally.
OTAHEIrE, April 1, 1863
On board steamer .Nsc Orleans.
We arrived here at % P. NJ, three and d
half days from Nukaheya, one of the Mar
quesas islands, where we called to get fresh
provisions. AT this port found an Amer
lean whaler and French frigate moored in
snug little harbor, large enough to accom-
modate about ten vessels Anchorage n
charged by the French Governor at the rate
of ten dollars a vessel. Water can be had
but it is attended with much difficulty. and il
would take long time to water a steamer.
Nothing can be had in the way Of ships sup
plies. Fork is from ten to twenty cents per
pound, on the foot, and the hogs, like the ma
tives, are so wild that you cannot use them
in any way. The natives will not even bring
their bundles of fruit to your boat after it Is
purchased.
This destitute condition of the Island is
owing to the French monopolizing every
and converted to the Catholic faith. We
could not get chicken even for sick man,
and had we not managed to get few pigs
from a schooner that had jus. arrived from
another island, we should have been conn
PEELED to sail as we entered.
We are here all WELL The Monumental
City sailed week ago. There are about
one thousand tons of English coal here-it
has been exposed to the sun for ten years and
is good for nothing But we, like the .Monu-
mental City, will have TO take it and pay
about thirty dollar ton, put on board
Labor here is 81 per day. There are no
fresh provisions in the market, and we shall
have to GO round the island for week to
get enough to eat for a day. The inhabi-
tants say it is a fine island if they had
enough to eat.
The railway which it was said could take
up ship OF nine hundred tons, cannot take
brig of two hundred. We shall disburse
at least twenty thousand dollars here, and
after all we shall have nothing. The ma
tives say they will not raise anything so long
as the present government exists. Before
the French came here, am told that fifty
whale-sbips could reft and recruit at the
same time with ease. The laws of the port
are not calculated to encourage commerce.
should recommend all sail craft to 90
straight to Sydney, west of the Feejees;
touch at Honolulu, where everything can be
had cheap and in one day; and if necessary,
touch at the Fejees or Navigators where two
days Is sufficient to get all that is wanted.
Here nothing can be had but wster
T.. WAKEMAN.
Polynesian., 1853-06-11
3 D a ut b Il t D !.
PUBLISHED BY REQUEST OF THE REPRESEN.
TATIvEs OF THE PEOPLE.
REPORT
PYROMETER.
Hilo, May 26, 1853.


REPORT
OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY.
The Committee have considered the reso-
luton offered by one Of the members from
Honolulu respecting public dance houses
and they are of the opinion that the existence
of such houses IS in violation of the 37th
chapter of the Criminal Code, entitled
"OF COMMON NUIsANCEs"
For the chapter commences as follows:-
The offense Of common nuisance is the
endangering of the public personal safety or
health, or doing, causing, or promoting,
maintaining or continuing what is offensive.
or annoying and vexatious, or plainly hurt
ful to the public, or is a public outrage
ty, or tends plainly and directly to the cor
ruption of the morals, honesty and good ha-
bits of the people, the same being without
authority or justification by law" These
are all evil practices; wherefore, it is plain
that the present law is sufficiently broad and
is in opposition to the practice of those dance
houses. For it is clear that those houses are
the sources of adultery and fornication, and
inconsistent with the moral purity OF the peo-
pie.
Moreover, this also is the opinion of the
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court as ex-
pressed in his annual repor.-flis opinion Is
that what is done there Tin the public dance
houses) is in violation of the law as il now is
Wherefore the committee are of opinion that
it is unnecessary to make another law tor
evils provided for by the present laws.
The committee think that this House ought
not to approve of any District Attorney or
other officer whose business it is to complain
of public dance houses, if they do not prose-
cute on the part of the Government, provid-
ed sucn public dance houses exist in their
districts
Polynesian., 1853-06-11

JACK ALL ovER.-A sailor of about 25
years Of age, who had followed the sea for
some Is years, paid visit to sister In the
country, who had in her employ some l6 or
II young women, learning the tailoring bus'-
ness. Jack strolled into the room where they
we're all a, work in a free and easy manner,
and told the girls that if any one wished to
marry him right off, to say the word. MISS
Mary ]. Bennett dropped her work, and de-
cTared herself ready for the nuptials With
in an hour the parties were "sPliced, and
the next day the bridegroom left for another
voyage.