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ROMANTIC WEpDIrG.-The Princeton, Ky Ex.
aminer, gives the following rather romantic Incl.
dents, connected with the recent marriage Of
gentleman and lady of Christian Co., Ky. The
parties were Mr.. CHARLES A. BACON aud Mrs
MARGARET RArcLlFF. The ludy's father and
family, together with herself, left honso on Mon
day, the 18th ult., ON their way to Alabama, tc
which State they were removing. AT night they
stopped at the house of O relative III Christian
county, near the Tennessee line, and a few miles
from their old home. The gentleman came there
and had an interview with the lady, The result of
which was that he returned by times the next
morning, and tho lady concluded to remain in
Kentucky. When her determination was CON-
municated to the old people they were just ready
to set off on their Journey and one who wit
messed the parting scene describes 1t as affecting
in the highest degree. The lady's effects were
removed from the wagon, and the bereaved pa
rents proceeded on their journey TO u distant land
with heavy hearts, leaving behind them many
kind and affectionate friends and relatives, and a
home in which they had spent many happy years,
together with beloved child who had coRtri-
butcd no little to thc endearments of that home.
II was determined by the parties that the mar
riage should take place the same evening, and
az thare was not time to go to Hopkinsville, the
gentleman went over into Tennessee and pro-
cured license from neighboring Justice. About
four O'Clock in the evening the happy pair drove
off in buggy, accompanied by the minister and
some ten or dozen ladies and gentlemen in u
carriage and on horseback. Soon after the party
crossed the Tennessee line, halt was made, and
the Reverend gentleman rode round in front oil
the buggy, took off his hat, and there in the wild
woods performed the ceremony which united for
life the destines of the lovers. and gave to the
lady friend and protector, who will prove, we
earnestly hope, no less tender and affectionate
than her fond parents, whom she had given up
few hours before for his sake. The party then
returned to the residence of Capt. Malcolm
M'Neil, and were entertained by that gentleman
in the most hospitable manner.