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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13
KIGR SHIRTS, Go TO III. L0O.NlS,
IL FASHIONABLE SHIRT MANUFACTURER
and dealer in Gentlemens
FANCY FURNISHING GOODS,

Opposite THE COURT house,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. s..
4. B.-Shirts made to order, 10y measurement,
and warranted fit aug20-ly
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~ t.7NU.-H.9D x.N-fF SWLV OET TO
9& my late Partner, Mr.. i. BolIE. all my inter-
est in the manufacturing establishment, / wish to
return my sincere thanks to the numerous patrons
of the old house, and 70 solicit continuance of their
favor fer my late Partner and Successor
oct5-1wd&w JOHN FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13

-JNeE ~ H'OODE.N. VINE STORE,
- LOUISVILLE. kY.-The subscriber has es-
tablisheda new Wooden and Willow Ware Store for
the sale of Buckets Tubs, Churns, Brooms, Baskets
Matches, Wooden Bowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping
Paper, lothes Pins, Wash boards &C., Wholesale
only, TO which he invites the attention of country
merchants His stock is all fresh, in the best order
and appearance, and much superior to similar ar
tces found in other stores where various kinds of
goods kept, and particular at tention is paid
to this branch Of business My arrangements with
manufacturers are such, that L can supply every
thing IN my line as low as they can be purchased in
CINCINNATI. JOHN B. RUSSELL, =
septl5-3m 372 Main street, between 9TH and sth.
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ENEsS0LUTIO.N' or S,OP.sHT.V

-ES SHIP.-The Firm of JOHN FARRELL Il Co.. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter he conducted by p. BOYLE, who is
thorised to settle mp all the business of rho late firm
JOHN FARRELL,
p BOYLE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13

EEeHFTE PINE !SHI.s'GLES. -
" Those who intend to cover their no lsse.
with good article of Pine Shingles had better call
upon the Subscriber soon, as he has hut sa FEW
more left JOHN +. GLOVER.
augl1 Corner Main and Seventh streets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13

AoOTXCE OF L.S.S0LT.E.6iCE.--.z
o. " the September term, 1858, of the Court of Com
mon Please of Yanderburgh County, the estate of
Thos. Headen, deceased was declared probably in
solvent Creditors are. therefore, notified that the
same viii be settled accordingly. sl.s l4.
EDWARD BURTIS.
W. ACHESON.- - 6.
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HpOCKPORRT .sc.4DE.uI: -.s

KB0CKP0RRT .sC.4DE.ET. No
AS>TICE to contractors. Sealed proposals viii
bc received until Oct 20, to build Rockport Academy
which will embrace Two buildings, 50 20, three
stories high, and college Han) 50< so, Que
story. Proposals TO build g college Hail., Frame
Brick. The other buildings TO be Brick posi-
lively. Plans and specifications be seen from
and after 18th September, at Dr. o. Morgans, Rock
port, and at A. u. Reynolds & Cos Evansville.
Our payments will be prompt, and security viii be
required for promptness and, faithfulness in con-
tractors T. f. DeBRULER, g.,
JIG. NEATCH Soii-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13
GUST RECEIp.ED. : WESTERN

HTOV.E R.R.UE.N-T L.S.v.DS-K H.gE.E
w plots of over l3,go0 acres of land in Southern
Missouri, subject to entry ut l2ls cents per
Call and examine them at the x. f. & /. Office, No.
/, North Third street Evansville.
octl G. &. COLLINS.
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"eE.N,SOR - SEW'TO.H"S OH
" C0L0RS, in patent colapsible Tubes. Ar
rangements have been effected with Messrs Winsor
& Newton, for a constant and full supply of their
celebrated Oil Colors. For briliancy, durability,
and entire reliability they unrivaled The frs
class medal was awarded them at the Worlds Fair,
London. CHARLES BABCOCk,
sept7 81 ID --.- 8 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13

EBUILDE.N'S4 III It RIA h. 800
E6 Kegs Nails, all sizes.
10000 Lights Sash all sizes
200 Doors, usual sizes. srl4C Is
400 Boxes Window Glass; assorted sizes
200 Kegs White Lead
Bills. Inseed Oil.
Bbls. Putty in bladdser,
Also, White Lime, Grey Lime, Plaster Paris
White Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any qnantit de-
sired by purchasers. For sale at reduced rates by
septlj GEORGE FOSTER Il Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13

NPICES-25 H4GS PEPPER; 10
~ Bags Pimento.
- Mats Cloves.
2 Cases Prime Nutmegs.
Cases indigo. just received by ~
scptl1 WHEELER & RIGGS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

!&H0V-ELs, sP.zDEs, P0RHs.--.
- . tloz. Grain Sleves, assorted sizes.
20 a. d. Handle Shovels
10 g Long
20 - Cast Steel Spases
20 Manure Forks =-sa- -A---@
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FUST GOT ZEN .g.yD W.S.y.T TO
81 Sell quick, 10 barrels nice Green Apples finest
of tie season. foct41 A. d. REYNOLDS & Co.
IHIH.EL ~ TMONS.4.s.Ei s.slhs 10

THFES EEL y Y ELTOUSs1sEKS 81 On = FUN
AM Satellite undersigned has l2ptm second
hand Sacks for Sale They suitable for Wheat
Oats. Enquire at the City Mills
oct5 GEORGE VOL, FIN kocut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

A RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS
~ chsmbemad; would do fine washing and French hutng
Best city reference be given Call al 90 Watts ST. first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION
N plain cook, washer and ironer. Good rerommenda
Call for two days at II Mott ST. second floor from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

ALL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS rNxR
N dately obtain them at the large new Institute an.
Home for pomescs is Eleventh street. corner OF STU
This extensive home has abundance. 81 civil capable
help 10 suit ALL Conducted by respectable American nay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND RFSPECTABILrTY
IN would like situation "a take charge Of a ceneman's
house Address Mrs f. v James, Herald ONCE, for
week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

FAMILIES AND HOTELS IN WANT or GOOD no.
nestle female help win always nnd good selection ~
German English Scotch and IRISH ~ MORRIS CoHNERT
cos, "a Broadway Also coachIncn gerdeners farmers
ahorers this the Branch Office 2s Liberty 81 Terms
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As
IN charnhermad and seamsress and seam
Can be for two days go West 18th st. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As COOK
N washer and ironer. Good city reference be given
Gail days 40 ls av., between oath and 18th ss
the building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

I hand excellent supply ~ first rate
present nr Oesman, French Scotch and Irish cooks hrst
class the best of families Girls fron all nsons
walters aud great nsnbes q cocrcd help, aud nlle
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02
For the Standard.
FAYETTEVILLE, May oath, 1858.


FAYETTEVILLE, May Oath, 1858.
MEssRs. HOLDEN & WILSON: We had the pleas
ure to hear Judge Ellis, the Democratic candidate
address the people of Cumberland at this place,
the goth inst AS you are we'll aware Of the deep
interest We of Cumberland take in the schemes Of
internal improvements of North Carolina, much
anxiety manifested in this county to hear Mr..
Ellis on this important topic, and it gives US great
pleasure to say his views met our entire approval.
He is all we could want in Governor, touching
this important NATTER and in fact his general views
in regard to State and national policy is all right
and the beauty of the thing is, what he says in
place he says in another-he eaues his track behind
him.
1t was supposed by some, from the fact that Mr..
McRae is a native of our county, man Of tact and
talent and plausible debater, that he would make
inroads into the Democratic ranks here; it is
all a mistake. 1t requires no Solomon to predict
the result of the elections in August; Ellis will get
the emtsre Democratic vote of the county, with a
large portion of the old line internal improvement
Wings, leaving for McRac, that portion of the
Know Nothings, whose motto is, " The DeUil sooner
than Democrat" l..
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From the Western Democrat.
Democratic Convention.

At democratic convention composed of dele
gates from Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba counties,
held at Lnconton the l4th inst. for the purpose
OF nominating candidate to represent that district
in the Senate of the next General Assembly, on mo-
tion James Quinn, Esq., of Gaston was called to the
chair and w. NJ. Reinhardt of Lincoln, Col. Yo-
der of Catawda, and Saml. Jarrat of CASTOR we're
appointed Secretaries
On motion of David Schenck, ESQ.,, the chairman
appointed two delegates from each county to select
permanent officers, as follows: DR.: William Sloan,
John G. Lewis, of CASTOR; Robt Williamson, VIM.
j. Hoke, of Lincoln; Geo. Setter. Jonas Cline, of
Catawba.
During the absence of the committee Capt. Jno
F. Hoke called on and addressed the meeting in
some we'll timed remarks the distribution ques-
ton, and strongly urged labor and less talk as
the proper of advancing our system of Internal
improvements.
The committee returned and reported the then
acting officers the permanent officers for the con-
ventioD The committee proposed resolution
which was adopted, recommending that each Cap
tans company cast vote, and that the candidate
who receives majority of those votes be declared
selected.
The convention then proceeded to ballot with the
following result:
F. D. Reinhardt, of Catawba, 21
Ambrose Costner, of Lincoln,
The nomination of Mr.. Reinhardt was then declar.
ed unanimous by reclamation.
David Schenck, Esq, being called for, appeared
and in a most enthusiastic manner made few very
appropriate remarks portrayng in garing colors the
dangers which now overhang section-warned
us of the fire. brands of sectonasm thrown into the
democratic party, &c.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Western Democrat.
JAMES QUINN, Chm.
S & e.; \ 4 ; ::;:.'''' Secretaries
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Martin County Convention.

~
Immediately on the adjournmen, of the Senatorial
Convention the Democracy of Martin proceeded to
organize for the purpose of nominating candidate
to represent this county in the next Legislature. A.
H. Coffield was called to the chair and j. j. Martin
requested to act as Secretary.
On motion of L. johnson the Convention agreed
to select candidate by private ballot and that the
person receiving majority of all the votes cast
should be declared the nominee. -.
Before proceeding to ballot S. w. Outerbridge,
ESQ.,, arose and positively declined to let his name
go before the Convention for reelection.
The first ballot resulted as follows: ::
Augustus Moore 80
s. w. Watts "a
Scattering
Neither Of these gentlemen receiving majority
of all the cast the Convention went into Sec
.ond ballot which resulted as follows:
Augustus Moore 4S
S. w. Watts 80
Mr.. Moore was then declared duly nominated as
the Democratic candidate to represent this county
in the lower branch of the next Legislature.
Upon the announcement of the result of the Sc.
ond ballot Col. S. W. Watts appeared on the stand
and said:
As many friends had thought proper to cast their
votes for him he desired that the Convention might
fully understand his position. He referred to his
uniform support of Democratic principles and Dem
ocratic candidates from his early manhood to the
present tme through adversely as well as prosperity
and declared that he endorsed the nomination Of
Mr.. Moore. He assured them that he would be the
last man to throw firebrand into the ranks of the
party he loved. He returned his grateful acknowl.
edgements to those who voted for him and more
than thanked those who voted against him, as he
considerable of kindness to him. for he could
not have excepted the nomination without a pecu.
mary sacrifice which his circumstances in life would
not justify.
Being called upon, Mr. Moore then arose and in a
few very feeling remarks accepted the nomination
which had been so generously rendered him. Un-
der the circumstances he could not but feel highly
fattered at this unmistakabe evidence of the conf
dence reposed in him by the Democracy of Martin.
Neither time nor space could eace from the tab
lets of his memory the recollection of this, the proud
est moment Of his life. In conclusion Mr.. Moore
declared that lie should canvass the county at the
proper time and make known to the people those
principles which should govern and dictate his
as their representative
Andrew L. Chesson, Esq, being loudly called for
assembled the stand and addressed the meeting in a
few very appropriate remarks, heartily endorsing the
Senatorial nomination and pledging the Democracy
of Washington for the nominee.
The proceedings were ordered to be published in
the Democratic Banner with the request that the
Raleigh Standard and Democratic Pioneer COPY the
same.
On motion there being no futher business to trans.
act the Convention adjourned sine die.
A. H. COFFIELD, Chm'n.
j. j. MARTIN, Secy.
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from the Western Democrat

Democratic Meeting in Lincoln.
A meeting Of the democrats Of Lincoln county was
held in Linconton the 18th inst for the purpose
of nominating candidate to represent the county in
the House of Commons.
On notion Geo. Coon, Esq, called to the
chair, w. R. Clark appointed Secretary.
resolution was adopted giving each captains
company one votc-a majority of the votes to nomi-
nate the candidate.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot.
I John F. Hoke received votes,
i Ambrose Costner g F."
The nomination of Mr.. Costner was then declared
unanimous.
A committee being appointed and having inform
ed Mr. Costner of his nomination, he came in and
accepted, making brief statement of views in
ternal improvements and declaring his adherence to
the democratic platform recently laid down at the
Charlotte convention
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published, and the meeting adjourned.
GEO. COON, Chm.
W. R. CLARK, Sec'y.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-In the Senate, a commun-
cation from the President, covering the correspon-
dence respecting the arrest of Gen. Walker, was
ceived.
June was laid over
Mr. MASON, from the Committee on Foreign Rela-
TONS reported in effect that official statements show
succession of acts OF aggression by British cruisers
in the Gulf so marked and extraordinary to ak
en- general indignation throughout the country
Vessels pursuing lawful commerce have been inter-
rogated and fired into Fifteen different cases, in
the harbor of Sagna La Grande alone, have been Of
ficially reported. Each arrival brings, more. The
continued and perscvering character of these out
RACES continues the report is such to require
to arrest them at once, and end at and forever
such indignities The United States though often
invoked do So refuses to recognize the right of
police on the high seas. Resting the principle
that the marine under their flag canDot be visited
questioned without its own consent, the Commit
tee reiterate this principle, admitting no reserve or
qualification and to be maintained at any cost In
dignant as the American people are, and ought to
be, at these aggressons, yet their occurrence will
afford the opportunity to end them at once and for
ever. The Committee refrain from recommending
further legislation only for the reason that the Pres-
dent has already ordered all the available naval force
to the infested waters with orders to protect our
flag. The subject has been brought to the notice OF
the offending power through proper channels, and
nothing short of guarantee against the repetition
of such acts in future, will satisfy the American
people
MIR. MASON also reported resolutions in effect, that
the visitation of American ships on the high sea, is
nraction Of the sovereignty of the United States
that these aggressons demand such unequivocal ex-
plantations from Great Britain to prevent recur
renee in future; that the Committee approve the ac
ton of the Executive, and are prepared to recom-
mend such future legislation as circumstances may
require $50 z $3.50
The Senate discussed miscellaneous appropria-
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IFrom the Petersburg Express of the 2sth uit.]
- - AZ Brilliant Wedding. sss:3a. n

From the Petersburg Express of the 2Sth ult.
!, sS ~ A Brilliant Wedding.
AT the hour of four O'clock yesterday afternoon,
the Washington ST. NJ E. Church was the scene Of
one of the gayest happiest and pleasanest wedding
ceremonies it has been fortune for long time to
witness. The parties interested, were attended by a.
numerous train of friends, and waited upon by five
handsome and gallant greomsmen and as many beau
tful and elegantly dressed bridesmaids. The BRIDE
groom, noble looking young man. not more than
twenty-eght, and possessed Of bearing dignfied
as intellectual, seemed to approach the altar with
slight tremor that thrilled for moment and then
passed away, while the bewitching young blide, a
sweet, charming lassie of seventeen, radiant with
smiles as the hour was fraught with bliss. with a
delicate fearessness that rather betokened ecstatc
Impotence benched not, but listened to the solemn
ceremonial, which was performed by the Rev. W.
h. Christian, with charming naicete and exemplary
hrmness The parties, kind and curious reader, were
no other than the present gallant and popular Mayor
of the city of Raleigh, N. c., Capt. William H. Harri
son, and the beautiful Miss Lotte S. Lea, of Dinwid
die, near Petersburg. Miss Mollie Lea, Miss Emma
Branch Miss Paris White, Miss Sallie Weisger, Miss
Mollie Harris offcated charmingly as bridesmaids
and Messrs J.W. Virgins, VIM. Lea, Cbrother Of the
bride) j. Fabius Hutchins, VIM. Il. Laughter and
Capt. r. E. Reams all of whom, save one, of the
City of Oaks, performed the corresponding duties
of groomsmen. The occasion was of decided
brilliancy, and sincerely trust that the path of
the newly united pair may ever be attended with
the radiation of sweet smiles and the same
quisite emotions of happiness and love.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02

s. Resozped, That the thanks Of this Convention are
rendered to the Chairman for the able and digni.
fed manner in which he has presided over its delib
serations .s7F. = q 49,, Fl
On motion of Jno. F. Lyon, Esq. it was
Resosred, That copy Of these proceedings be.
forwarded to the n G.. Standard and Hillsboro' Re-
cosder, with request that they be published
~ JOSEPH ALLISON, Chm.
B. g. HoPKMs, ! c.., g:ss5.<
THos. L. COOLEY, oe'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02

Office Forest Manufacturing Community
FoREsrvIILR, June /, 1868. Il ~
VTVHE FOREST MANUFACTURING CON.
PANY, having concluded to resume their operations
will three and cents per pound for Cotton
and Linen Ragsdeivered at Forestils Ralegh their
Mills ~ $500
The Rags must be we'll packed in Bass and dstinctlr
marked with owners name. and weights upon sach Ba;
to Foresi Manufacturing Company. =
Bills with Railroad Agents receipt accompanyinR must
be forwarded to The Forest Manufacturing comp6ny 9S
estville p. o. 80 .Ef'1'ssE9s
T-' W. B. POOLE Prssidsnt
iSf5s 22-w6<.
~ Raleigh Register. Spirit of the Age Lsisars Hour,
Tawboro Southerner, Warrenton News, Tobsceo Plant
Hlllsboro' Recorder copy fye times weekly. s1N
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02

SOD "A WATER.
nUR FOUNT Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
Season beautifully supplied with ICE, and every va
rety OF SYRUP made under our supervision Of the
purest and best materials 500. ~ 20 )
We fater ourselves that with twenty years experience
in the manufacture of SODA WATER, and the aid Of that
wonderful improvement of the day, b ss.78 &
Nichols Fount & Magical Syrup Apparatus, Z,
shall not only please the eye with the novelty of draw
ing but also be able CRAFTY the palates of our rxnds
WATER, favored with the most delicious CREAM or any
other syrup that has been offered in this City or
where; and to prove the fact merely ask trial BY our
citizens r. = (1S
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
Raleigh, May 81, 1858. IgAz 544-lt e
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RALEIGH, May 29th, 1853
Oa at meeting of the citizens held at the Mayors
ee tns afternoon the following gentlemen were
pponted to make arrangements for celebrating the
dppaoachng anniversary Of our national Indepen:
Tbb%per, B. b Guion, JAS. NJ Register, Charles 81.
K.nh J. Ferrall q. Laughter, and j. ii.
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A CARD FROM SAMUEL SWAN q CO..
TO THE8PUBLIc.

fTO y ID Ell Bill 49,
vXyHE ExTRAORDINARY COURSE EQR-
sued by the rival managers Of different Lottsfi0 b.
inure because liberal schemes aed prompt manner
Of doing business has materially affected them oompels 10
to call special attention the fscA which III who dee
with US know already; that that Lotteries arc lsg;
the managers honest and honorahIe un: fat
we have sold more prizes in the last twelve months than Ill
other Lotteries in the Onion; and hat thsy have bsea
promptly cashed in eli cases psssentationy
The effort to inure Ms j. aimed only ct bpaipe
BY rivals but j. elso intended TO ~ politically On cns
Of paftuesss and eadA aud ID pebble
that WITH QUE C0NcEAN x1enF, and thu the fIeef
investigators which shall surYe 70 viii f1ly
deuaopstrite lnb9 mean time orr Will = %,
S sA1lU1L swan SEQ &. g g. e
Z. 81 sllss II. ss5 e s hOttaEt NanpxssA
e. AuSuIt1 0ecAi4
Juge +. 1853 IS - 80 = 81 zk-.8k r.:
ESKEEsAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I'd and uuexpected to IN ny itiendss Ann0ynee N.Y.
sef eSndiditS l0t the Once e. $heiG i On oppoeR no.
~ cllcasea concessions ands fof there9kA
nm el1ctsd shai + tks g he ~ -
I ~ = : q PUrnEY.
s HxIE Arr AUTHORxxK ANDs1B+1
Qnesisd 10 ANNOUNCE the 5pspeS ef 1HQMA ~ - !.
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FROM OUR OWN REPoRTERl
Jarratt,s Hotel. PETERSBURG.

H1GHIY CoMPLINENrAkY-An agreeable episode to
the marriage of our worthy Mayor, Capt. Harrison,
at Petersburg, Va, on Thursday last, at o'clock,
was the complimentary entertainment to the we'd
ding party, by the pro2retors of this excellent hotel
At the conclusion of the church services, the
bridesmaids and groomsmen, with the officiating
clergyman and large company of the relatives and
friends of the happy couple, accompanied the bride
and bridegroom to Jarratt's Hotel, to witness their
departure by the o'clock tram. Here the entire
party were sumptuously provided with all the deca-
cies of the season. tribute of respect to the BRIDE
groom and bride. The compliment was gracefully
and generously rendered, without ostentation and
without previous notice; and to say it was highly
appreciated would be saying but little.
Whilst this subject the reporter takes occasion
to say Of J'rratts HOTEL from his personal observa
ton and experience that it is one Of the best hotels
in the southern country. The establishment has
recently been enlarged and Thoroughly re-fitted and
re.furnished at very heavy outlay Its location is
airy and pleasant; its rooms are everything that
could be desired; the servants are attentive and
obliging and the tables evidences of the fitness
of the Messrs. Jarratt for conducting first-class
hotel. They deserve large patronage-and they
will obtain it.