The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15
4 Nigh LIft" Nigh WedAIss In The
"Jarseys."

"Jarssys."
Quite 0ulicI has for some time
existed among the colored people Of
Jersey City. llobokcn and other
places in Hudson county, over we'd.
ding IN high life, which found It's cul.
mination last evening In the per.
formancc Of the marriage ceremony
In great style at the residence Of the
brides father IN West lloboken. In.
vitations wore sent far and wide. and,
as q consequence, q goolly company
was got together. The happy couplc,
Mr.. Henry Brown and Miss Eliza
llarkncss, were dressed IN tho llcigh,
Of fashion, both being "Gxcd up re.
gardless Of expense; the iormcr--as
black in color as the ace Of spades
wore y swallow-t tailed coat, with
white pants and waistcoat, ruillc
shirt, and garrote collar. The bride,
quite n handsome quadroon, was
gorgeous" 10 crinolinc, light muslin
skirt, peasant waist, cut low in the
neck and waterfall. And such u
waterfall! No description could do
that eccentric article Of female up.
parcl justice. The bridesmaids and
groomsmen were costumcd with an
utter contempt for "grcenbacks;"
the ladies displaying an extraordina-
ry amount Of jewclry, which, il, as
supposed to be, gold and diamonds,
must have cost thousands Of dol
lars.
The guests numbered about one
hundred. The ceremony took place
at Q o'clock-shc golden kno, being
tied by q pastor Of q Newark NJ. +.
Church, (colored Of coursc,) whose
name VIC were unable to learn. Pa.
ter lIsrkncss gave bis daughter away
with . blessing, cxclaiming with a
theatrical air, as he placed her hand
in that Of her now husband, "Takc
her, Henry, and may dc Lord make
You happy" The bride shed tears Of
happiness, tho new made Bcncdic,
looked foolish and sentimental, while
all tho company crowded around,
rendering their "hearsfels cOngrasu-
lations. +"
At 10 o'clock q handsome supper
was served up, followed by the trip
ping Of the light fantastic toe," On.
I'll the frs, rays Of the rising sun ID.
monishcd those present that Il was
time to "go home"
The welded pair viii not 70 upon
a wedding tour, but spend their
honeymoon in the clasoi ngion Of
their past ald Aesrc aol
N. Y |ksrciai Adrsrtiser
The Msysville, KY, Bulletin says
that between the returned Confeder.
ate soldiers and their late Federal
sn,agonisla seoncilissory and friend.
" spisis prevails, and they nee,
each ether with - much cordialisy
% Z they never had been engaged 10
hostile eoaAics. This feeling Il In
TIE highest dserQs cosnmendablc. and
from its continuance will follow .
complete oblilerasion Of past animos.
tiles, snd . speedy return to that hsr.
uSAy which existed before the
war.
The existence Of considerable die.
satisfastion among the troops Ia the
department Of Virginia in regard 10
their retention in the service, has rem.
dssed sa order from Gen. Terry on
The subject necessary. Many of the
men argue that they enlisted only 70,
the war, and nov that Il is virtually
ended they ere justly entitled tc
their discharge from the service.
Gen. Terry defines the term sdurins
the VAR" q being, "while the neccs.
sity for . military force created By
the present rebellion shall continue /,
exi6t," and that that necessity will