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0-TA witness in Hoosier G urt being
asked how be knew that two certain persons
were man and wife replied:
Why, dog on i. I've hearn'em scolding
each other more'n fifty times
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GrSpare moments are the gold dust 81
ume. " al the portions Of our life, spare
moments I, are the most fruitful 10 good o. evil.
'ney are The gaps through which temptation
lads The easiesi scccss 10 The soul.
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FOURTH BALLOT.

f'eAih BALLOT.
mole number Of votes 400
Necessary for choice .F f9S f9s;
ln's,'"e .. PA
iafh'hg'on -. I46
hr. Rlsiine was declared duly nominated
which, on motion, was made UNANIMOUS.
The following n.med gen,Iemeu, ~ we're ~,
~ nomination for Treasurer Or s ate:
Nathaniel r. Cunningham. o. vigo, and
Nstihew l. Brett. Of Da,iess.
whole number Of votes 39s
Necessary for a choicsrs- ~. 100
cunningham = Z. le9
.'- l9z
Dir. Cunningham was declared dniv nomi.
na'ed' which On motion was MADE un.ni-
nous.
Ihe following named gentlemen were pus
10 nomination for Attorney General.
Oscar b. Hord, Of Decatur; Thomas d.
"aipole, Of Hancock, and l.. r. MiIlir.u.
'f Huntington. mN
FIRST BALLOT. t
v hole number Of votes -. as1
Necessary for choice lqG
IT -- 24S
: a'poie -. 100
iligan .a. "a yC
Mr. Hord was declared the nominee Of IT
he Convention.
me next in order was for Superintendent
i Public destruction.
The following gentlemen was out nomi.
'a'lon. WiliamM Daily, Of Jefferson: M
;. Hopkins, Of Q inton. aud Samuel Rucr.
4 Allen, l17s-' t
There being no choice, the first ballot "
second was ordered. with the following ,e.
ult:
hole number Of votes 3e7
ecesssry for choice 100
''y 1C0
f"'"s' 32
osg 199
Simne Rugg was declared The nominee.
Inc following gentlemen were put in
'm'na'ion for Clerk u The Supreme Court:
ornelius 0'Brien, Of Dearborn; S mi w.
profit DeKaIb; $. r. HamiIe. u Sullivan: "A
lmuel NJ. Chord, Of 81. Joseph; james q
Stewart, Of Carroll; Nsthan Tomkins. HIM
Bartholomew. and James Mays, Knox. gvE.
FOURTH BAILor. ofi no 0or
hole number Of votes 80. 396
'cessary for choice 1919
o'u 81
'~at 1874 s1al
NJ. O'Bren was declared the nominee Or
convention, which was made unsni-
us. M
rne followi's gentlemen were. put in
nnalion kr Reporter Of The Supreme
uri: 1iA
'lichael G. Kerr, or Floyd; Gordon Tan.
!, q JACKSON, aud }. y. Msrriwesher. of
SECOND BALLOT. N Aif
'ole nsmber Of votes .I. SG5 Ai
i = .'.Ss -. 81, lsS \.
lutIs II 4f9H
II. Kerr was declared The nominee Of
Convention Tor Reporter of the Supreme
~, and was made unanimous. M
.. Eddy, Chairman Of the committee on
buttons. stated that The committee were
" 70 report, and asked that Mr. Dsve.
o. Wayne, accompany him 70 the
%. Pr. Eddy then read the resolutions.
z Eddy stated that The resolutions were
result of con nfcren~e Th.-~
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Mr.. Schlater was declared The nominee
'of the Convention. The nomination was
made unanimous.
The following gentlemen were put IN
nomination for Auditor u state: Joseph
Risiine, " Fountain; w. G. Tarkinrton, Il
Monroe; y G.. Palmer, of Marion. and
Archibald Kennedy, Of Rush.
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Whole number OF votes ooo
Necessary for choice IN IN 1os
Tartinofo, @tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
washington Itema.

WASHINGTON, April |.
The Constitution makes the official an
nonncement that information has been re-
ceived at the. Department Of State that the
Cass Herran treaty between the United
States and New Grenada, providing for the
adjustment and payment Of our citizens on
account Of injuries received in the Panama
riot7 in 1856, has been ratified by tho New
Grenadiau Government, and thus has been
satisfactorily arranged another Of our diff
forences with foreign nations
In response to the report of the House
Committee on Territories which asserts that
acception or rejection of admission of n
State rests entirely in the discretion of Con-
gress at the time of such application, Mr..
Clark, of Missouri, cl the minority, will
present the following pjints
The Constitution Of KANSAS was not
formed and presented to Congress in accord
ance with law, meaning the English bill
but in derrogati0n thereof that il does not
appear that there is within her limits suf
iicient population as required by law; and
further, the proposed area embraces the
Cherokee Indian Territory, which Congress
in 1884 formally decided shouli constitute
no part Of the Territory of Kansas, but
be excluded from its boundaries. These
reasons form the ground of objection on
the Democratic side to tho admission of
Kansas under the Wyandotte Constitution.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

NkW OkkI March 81.
The steamships sailed to-day for Europe
Fulton with one hundred and fifty passengers and
5000, 900 in specie, the Teutona with ono hundred
and fifty passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie, and
he City Of Manchester with ono hundred and
hirt,en passengers and sic, 900 in specie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

HENRY L. BROWN, Ar IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN,
HEAD OF THE BAsTN,
HAVE the best of Charcoal and common
IL Horse Shoe Iron.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
nave the best OF Round, Square and Flat Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
nave the best OF Band, Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
sheet from
BROWN IRWIN
have the beBtof Wagon, Buggy, Spring and Dandy
Tire. '
BROWN IRWIN
nave the best of Norway and Brenzon Nail Rods
BROWNS IRWIN
Have the best Slab Steel and SlahIron
BROWN IRWIN
nave the beBtof Round, Flat, Square and OotAron
Steel.
BROWN A IRWIN
Havethe best of Pittsburgh sprinSs and Axles,
BROWN IRWIN
nave the best OF Carriage Hub hands, and Tire and
Plow Bolts.
BROWN IRWIN
Avethe Bellows, AnvilB and Solid Box ViaeH
BROWN IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware, Ao
, BROWN 4 IRWIN
Keep Tin of all kinds, Sheet, Zine and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, Block TInand Solder
BROWN IRWIN
Keep pie plates fruit can tops, and bottoms &c all
o which will be sold to the trade at the lowest
priees. AuR0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

FAKE as low as by any other route.
BE careful and call for Tickets bYway of Lima.
As-rhe rates Of Freightto all Points kast or West
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit
Il NJ. SHOEMAKER, Sup't., Dayton.
NJ. SHoEMAKER, GEM. Agent, Toledo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
Tho Captured stesmers.

n. o, March 81
Marin, signing himself Admiral Of the Mexican
Navy, publishes protest against the capture of
his steamers. lie rays neither the Saratoga, In
dianola or Wave showed their flags whom they ap
preached. He knew that the Indanola and Wave
we're Juarez steamers, and he supposed they were
towing armed boats to the attack, and att,mpted
to escape. Two shots were fred at bin, which ho
returned, and then recognized the Saratoga, and
ordered tho firing to cease. Notwithstanding tine
attack continued with the known results. He says
that he purchased tho steamers at Havana from
merchants, by order of the Supreme Government
OF Mexico, and nationalized one. The other will
be nauonalized on reaching Mexico, If proved
worthy.
The steamer Empire City, from Havana, on the
10th inst, has arrived here.
There was great excitement at Havana about the
capture Of Marin's expedition. The papers de-
nounce the captureas an act ofwar.
Sugar buoyant at sl@9 reals. The stock on
hand amounted to $4,000 boxes, against 2O0, 900,
at the same time last year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

WI ALL WANT TO LIVE.
TNHE Subseriber, who is no better than
a he should be, will try 10 po what 10 right,
without pretending 10 do better than his neigh bor
He only claims modest shAre OF the patronage OF
fhe ppblle, and he 10 willing 10 let his customers
ndse eS TO his prices and the ayslty q re g9oas
East Second street. doors from Nab.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02


We learn from Mr.. Stebbins tho Super
intendent of the lines west of this city that
they commence receiving dispatches for the
California Pony Express to-day. Each
message will be numbered, and will be for.
warded from the first station in Carson Val
ley in the same order as received hero
Parties wishing their dispatches to take
preference must therefore send them in
ear ~. The lines will receive dispatches up
to 5 p. NJ. of Tuesday next,
Triplicates will be sent and every pre-
caution will be taken to prevent their des :
truction by water, wear and tear. The
tariff from here to any point in California
including express and ull their charges will
be IS 30 for the first ten words, and ten
cents for each additional word, and if mes.
sages iail TO go through ahead Of any other
route the money will be refunded. The
rates from New York and other Atlantic
cities are So 30 for ten words and zoe each
additional word, subject to the same con-
dition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
aRnHNvILLn AND MIAM1R. I
"a III M


Change OF Time,
, lh andafter Monday, Nov. Ii, 1859, untilfur-
Uthcr notice trains will run as follows:
Leaves Dayton Union Depot at 40 4. m. and
$40 p. NJ. Arrive at Union at S,zb a. m. and
$3.50 IN.
The BIO p. NJ. train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection at Union with the Express train on the
Beleiontane road, for Indianapolis, connecting on
Its arrival with trains for Lafayett Terre HAute
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, apply to
Samuel W King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street.
H.o. sTIMsoN, sup't.
novl4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
From wanhinr,on
WApnINoToN, March 81

WARRINGTON, March 81.
The Post Office Committee Of the House
had Mr. OWNS Pacific Telegraph bill up
this mOInin1, and referred i 10 the sub
committee consisting Of Mcssrs. Colfax,
Croige, OF North Carolina, and Allon -
While there was general agreement in fn,
vor Of some such enterprise aud Of extend.
ing government aid toward its construction,
IL was thought proper to examine the de-
tails Of this particular project more carefully.
The majority Of the Harpers Ferry Com
mitteo have again determined 10 summon
Gov. Wise, and it is probable tho question
will be submitted ~ the Senate.
Mr., Blair closed the case before the Com,
mittse on Elections this morning, making
his right t. the seat held by Mr., Barrett
clear and unquestionable.
The frauds committed In that election
we're only parallel to those in Kansas
The Post-ofhce Committee have invited
Jno Cochiane aud Mr., 0orwin to appear on
Tuesday morning in behalf of Carlos Butts
terhelds mail route along the Gull Of
Mexico. The feeling in the Committee is
very favorable 10 this scheme.
Col Chas, L Smith only retoins command
in Utah until Col Cook who succeeds Gen.
johnson, shall reach there, when he will oc,
oupy tho second rank to him.
Petitions from all parts of New York
are pouring in, praying that tho reciprocity
treaty with Canada may be amended or re-
seinded. Hostility tooit is growing more
bitter every day, 50 ruinous is it to the in
terests Of Western New York MIR. Hatch s
report will not only be thoroughly oondem-
nat, ry of tine treaty, but will urge that it
| be abrogated at the earlieat possible dav -
President Buchanan will lay the report im-
mediately before Congress.
A scene between two Congressman this
morning occasions some excitement Mr..
Van Wick meeting Mr., Hindman on Lave
nue., held out bis hand in friendly recogni,
tlon. Mr.. Hlindman refused to take it,
making use Of the words, as is reported
"Hon id scoundrel, you have delivered q
speech not only insulting to every Southern
man, but to every gentleman at the same
time making movement with his lett hand
toward Mr.. Van Wyck's face, as if to as,
sault him,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
Little Miami q Columbus ~ Xcnia
EkaiI Road.
@@@Ega

Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
Tor the East follows: Night Express at 10 n,
IN. Day ENpress1l 40 a. m. AccOmmodationBib =. m.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation $40 n. N ,;
No. Express, l,35 p. mi No. Express, 100 p IN.
Trains runby Columbus time, which Is minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p X. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Nenia and COlumbus-LeAVeH ate, 80 p.
Ir ., and arrives at Q, SO n. IN.
All freights left at the Depot by $50 p. will
be forwarded same day, bv $40 p. m. FTeights ar
rlving at 6,6Sp. M, Will be delN cred al s,tO
J. DURAND, Supt.
c. wARMAH, GenI. Ag't. apris
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

IHDIANAPoLIs, March 81.
The livery stable Of o. w. johnson Bas de-
stsoyed by hro this afternoon. Loss In building,
harness and buggieS about ~, 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
CINCINNATI VEEEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in The Year $50,

FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
AND UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
Most Eminent Physicians in the World.
DR; Z. BoNAPARTE FROM LONDON AND
- Paris Hospitals, and for the past ten ears OF
The q Cincinnati Venereal Hosptall and Dr. D. D.
hENNOLDsi late af New York, This 10 the only
Office In the city where permanent cure of Private
Diseases can be obtained, without the use Of mer-
curry or ehage OF diet. Gonorrh@a cured in 9 to 4s
hOnrs; elect cured in toto daya stricturea cured
In to sweeks' Nocturnal Emissions stopped in 2
weeks. Syphilis, in Hs Primary Stages, cured In
GAYS. secondary symptoms cured in TO weeks.
Siaar SEin piseases cured In to weeks Impoteney,
Private Nature treated with unparalleled success.
DR.. BoNApARrE's Great Work on Pri ,ate p,ess-
es, the Private Guide to Health, is beneficial 10 all
male and iemale the old and female should read
this book. IL Will cnghten those who srope IN
darkness. Price 8 cents, sent by mail
DIR. BoNAPAnTEis Celebrated Preventive never has
nor never Will fail. Married adies, too feeble 10
bear children, except at the hazard OF lfe should
be IN possession oil this invention. Price iedueed
DR. Bonsparte's French Patent Male safei II IA
perfectly saie and never fails to give satitfaeton
~ 10 the only safe and sure preventive against
French Patent Male safe one dollar the single one
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Lozier'H Female Monthly Pills IA A IAL
relAble remedy for Buppresu0nB and all fent Ie
Saney a. ey I 1hosia not use them during pres.
%a9iiaI % per boN-eNtra fine tvedollaTR. Sent TO any
Drs. d. q r.. are the men to consult, thew are.un-
queHuonably acknowledged TO the champion ard
KING ol yenereal Diseases and the only DOctoE who
receive Monthly Reports from the old world, they
nave been accustomed from early age OF youth
70 witness the various diseases which afiof maI,-
kIhhi ana 10 watch the pfogreaB through long ca-
reer q professional study, In every sphere OF life
ron l the humble abode Of poverty to the mansion
OF the wealthy, and having aHeerta aimed feVond A
doubt the vast suffering OF humanity, they deter
mined 70 select the generatiye syHitm as ht r par.
ueuiar study and 70 devote their whole attention 10
the dieeaheB OF thete important functions No LET
.eis VIII be answered uniesB they contain remit.
tanee or postage stamp.
Call or addres
prs. DONAPARTE a REYNOLDS.
NO. 1872 Sycamore st., bet Filth 4 sixth Hast Side
Ohiee hourU A. ~, to o A. M. CINOINNATI o.
febl9-lyd&W -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

m, w" uNhi hplll l.
The Heralds correspondent says the
President was served with all the testimony
taken before the Coyodo Investig eating Com.
mittee, having any personal reference to
himself, before he prepared his protesting
message to the House
The Harper's Ferry Committee decided,
at their meeting yesterday, not to subph@na
Gov. Wise, he having placed in their pos.
session all the facts connected with that af.
fair. They have not decided what action
they will take toward John Brown, Jr. who
refuses TO obey their summons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02

ST. Louis, April 1.-The Republican says
it is asserted that Hon. Mr.. Hunter, of Vir-
ginia, has addressed letter to Mr.. Hern-
don, at Springfield, ILL.,, urging that the del
egates appointed by tho Administration
Democrats Of that State, by all means at-
tend the Charleston Convention.
The letter assures the delegates of their
admission to the Convention and counsels
them to pay no attention to what newspai
rers may say,
He advises them to come by the Southern
route, and intimates that funds will DO pro,
yided
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
JAMES TURNER,
Justice of the Peace
AND NOTARY PuaIIc

OFFICE, BECKEL BUILDING,
On Jefferson street, near the corner Of Third,
Inroom formerly ooeupiedby Justice Torrence.
Partieularattentlon paid TO drawing Deeds, Mort
Also, collections promptly made. Apr2I
Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
signed has been appointed and qualified as ad-
minlStrator, with the win annexed, OF Peter MArtz,
late OF Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased
marlb.sw GEO. W. MALAMDRR,
A PPLEs, BY the barrel or bushel, for sale
n ~ aoVs D,s ~, n, pLL, =
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Cincinnati Hamilton nandDaytOnR.R
. mM 71RJaAIE


I'M and after Monday Nov. H., 1859, Passon.
" CERT rain win savethe 6thJ tree DepOt, Day
t on for O incinnati, as follows:
At5.OOa a. m, $50 a. m, 4,l6 p. M, and $50
p. m E, the latter stopping only at the following
stations, Miamisburg Carlisle, Middletown, Ham
ilton and Glendale.
Leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 7.30 n. M.
1000 a. m, $50 p. M, and ll.3O p. IN.
novl4 DANIEL McLAREN ,5up't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
Gdtsst bp GrIrgTapb.
xxxvIth Congress.
First Session

sENATE--.WAsmS March 81.
Mr., Doolitile presented the petition Of
Samuel Colt, for aa extension Of his patent
Of a rotating pistol
Mir Fitch made report in favor Of print
ing the Presidents message and tho ac-
comFanying instructions, 6c., which was
adopted
The bill granting certain lots OF land for
tho benefit Of tho public schools in the
District Of Columbia, was taken up and
passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

ner~sDs lothian, w;ss ar ", v,.a sy.r :s ,,,,
Y.sT.ssuoo. about oc, lin per, ship Golden Ho
herman, from Phi.dsphA dSg ma. rvo,.
BARAxAcoA RIVER slrnsn, Sep. 3-No Am vessel IN post
AmsrleaA POrls.
BOSTON, Oct 26-ar s,e,ner Cambridge Doves Pfrade
Mn. Norton osnluesos: w..sr. True Mobile; hrs
a as spaa Ha ss aas Isda sss
A.aasesn ns.eiaio Handy ssiimors Tar.lins, pIssss
pss; ,es,s Nay ssn-n s.r.sni.n sosaro scss.oa
sses.s. ~ T sesse Aams Ss.oS
smith sro~. Fredrsicsshurg; Dyer, Jsm-soo ana .
sor ar c,ese, Arssrsrs : arsaiarus nov, D sa-
swaa os an iS o.e ma hsssS ss s yf Ts
HsrSr's es,s.r; sdw Reed cs,ensn; i o.rnsls wa.
ssssss sssass ssss i' sss1@.a a sad r -
so s rs d .aa T x Ga
smith PoriEseu Lucy Bat@ Adams; state Hsll.'r
eai rsIser Syc,s T-ex.sOssu brig Pc from Port a
.sa 5asa Horton q p, ~
sas Coz $1,000 psg ss y Ss,isy Gave..n
Maths wor.ha Friend san fredsri,x u.n
s s, lay pss, n,so a no. o Asn ,ss
,ehIs snssn iisl hibgn ssemsl Ps'ssnn Hs,ch su ~
Cgdery. baltimore. oleson Bs.s flayerstrsw; Fillmore
hss sho hsrs dese ~, dan "A.es sla na
=" f-sh steamer Aensinglon; barks Adams. halifax
nAKI foap Oct 2s-Arr s-hrs R Pos, Pelln and rass
7ard hard. Elabe Import; Lite Charlie Wicox kGotk
Sd sehr Little Nyra sils
ft.Aks Oct 26-Arr schrs Jane Ann Sa-ia, Haverstrsw
Nelly ol9 6-ld NYork Sid schfs a Bush. and Il WI
=, Hsv-ts,rs~ Norma cro M II nrason, VIM Henry
snn heanofs NYork; ooos Hope do. hlza HocSmau s.a
geft,s
NE1 HAVEN, Oct 2s-Arr brig Mary Emily Chspin Para
rchs EeptuRes Bride Gilait savannah, Patksr farser
Virginia. Neptune foden Trenton; Grace Watson Lasrence
Enterprise Greene pi-stash. Rsrile Clsra Fentnn All
Mercer Martin Ne Bruins ~i,t seaport Nezpr Ad
Lewis. oerrude Fields hizbehoort; spop John Cor
DO CID sehrs Leader, Daniel Webster NYorA; shsOhs
Mount Brorkhzven
PORTLAND, OCT IS GA schr Ere'ine q Sawyer, Dobbn
Alexardss
WILMINGTON. NO, Oct 2a-Arr steamship Parkersburg
Powell Few York Cid Z'th brig Hsimda, bodksr Lend On
sehr by Rover Hughes. nYmx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

We most asrHi, second saggest,on OF cotenpo
yary abe Boston aE<sr Thai there DO worthy aad
TESTIMONIAL Of appreciation besio sed ey he
~ the United States upon Capt wilson, Of The
brig Ipie Schiller, the rescoer O tho crew aud p1
seuksre ~ the galway steamer Conn lught His
from ibs dst discovery o. the signal OF distress Tar
the edge q tho hor' until he Gap. Latch
board bis little vessel, worthy OF toe hs nest
mediation He acted with cociuess perseverance,, inti
ger aaa ndey 10 every dictate OF Humanity thrnlgn
out The whole scene The rauslleT pays Jis trioata
OF praWe 10 tho prompt decision and ac.0a 1ni38
he unaffected when he found tina. Eunset Wa upon
them and uot hall OF the sufferers ready q pessh
got % This viii not do Eays; darkness - c3nips
upon will 20 and get ga user Gst,n ~
stsBmer so that act them On board mTs Jsstt
~ aud not ne sepastad IN night Tbis Srirgs
late Of the Central America, Shsa, IA,
there preseDce ~ mind board VI sne steamer
trc bark whch dr'f.od co'c 10 her 20 have thr)~a
ba the critical moment, Az nigh, have , sea
saved Capt Wilson s a native Of Baltimore. bai to-
years pat hss been resident, when ~ home With
mis- ~Ne, at New Orleans lie has no children, Il a13lt
ay o. sg. and In h.s social relations no ess tnaa
smorg rs seaaug arqaaatances, be y dstiasasaed lr
hi urtaI aid great sindness Of character Wih his
employ tTs no has ways stood very hgh or bs iAsg
ty, ability and generoeity " character
We repeat thRt moe, cordially sccoad the srTges
tons made by Boston contemporary not ae f9r sle
exceL III rea1 50 ses given ~ t. aso fir otlAs
tat axe empentiy ht or Nes Urieaas 60 nov early
ana effectively ia tnis matter. rhe noble Hsoa Ia ons
Of our GERS ard his family, we understind are
rcs6eats ii oar city The dine little bark whose name has
now become a, su ed Of during fame has ma ie
a C ta rGrce and cnt y at this port We have often
The hands Of her brave commander late aud i'm
por All intelligence brought BY her when she VS. run
blne r. lst ana 1879 between tha aud azos aat III
titan sue Is owed ge believe, Ia New YORK, aud
who would rte how she looks rl dni at the
ppug oFeo o Mr. Phelps, in Common street, banii
fu Por,rar her. ought TO be engraved and widely
circulated.
such acts as ths OF Captan wilson shine llstrousy IN
Their rare beauty "good deeds naus nIy world ant
eeya respect aud Fenerat0l Tor me nohs. alfi
butes Of hnman nature; aud wne no reward tha can ne
bestowed upon me DOR Of snoh deed approlsu 10
yaiae the hc feel OF hsh duty Integrity aad
successfully prOrmsa IL is yet Incumbent On those whp
admire the the signaze
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