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PREVENTATIVE AND CURE

for every form of Nervous Debility and Weakness,
whether general or special that can possibly affect
the human syst IA, As most powerful detergent
or emnator ~ disease II has proved itself the
most remarkable and valuable discovery of the 18Th
century.
since this great remedy has come into the Is's-s-
sion Of Dr. Lothrup, he has expended vast SUNS al
money aud called 10 his aid the most learned chem
lists of the age In extracting and pertcting its viz
tues that they may he realized In the m"sl eth
caeious AT the least possible incouNenience
aud oust to the patient.
We are satisfied by repeated eNpcrlence a. well "a
by repeated chemical anal ysis that In this rare eN-
oiic, the Syricum plant, are 10 lee fonnd medical
virtues 81 the greatest value, admirably adapted to
almost every class of diseases arising from efangc-
ment 81 the nervous - stem or tom lack Of nerve
power, no matter from what cause the irr,gularity
OF dshciercy may have been produced. This great
firt once established, have pushed legations
until Ia the various modes Of it, exhibition either
as a balm or cordial operating AZ detergent cl'tis-
and purih-r, or as mild yet searching catharlic
Ia the form of pill il can hs made 10 rearh every
part Of the human bo,ly, forcing out as Il werr,
the Souocrs al dissase debility and death, aud lat.
ting Ia ali the neediu elements Of life, health aud
Yigur, ~ important and necessary 10 tie complete
enjoy ment - all those faculties which contribute TO
the constitution Of perfect manhood.
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ALMOST FArAL.-We learn from a gen
,leman who saw the alta r, that an almost
fatal accident occurred in one Of our neigh
boring towns, or near there. The !acts, as
We gathered them, are. that q man drove a
buggy into the town, and left little child
therein while he went into store to make
a purchase. lie left the animal unhitchcd.
\ Lar &c piece Of paper was blown across the
rad in front of the horse, which greatly
alarmed him, and caused the animal TO
start of at high rate Of speed. The child,
only four years old, made no cry, aud did
not seem 10 comprehend it, da' gerous stu
alton. Fortunately, the vehicle was run
against a tree aud stopped, aud the only
damage done was n bruKen wheel and shaft.
The cl.lld was not injured in the least. The
lesson taught 10y this story i,-,.on't leave
your animal unhitchcd when you have oc-
casion to leave it at all Prevention is bet
ter than cure.
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lNFASrIciDE.-- .Rcna Blain, woman Of
color, gave birth To child few days
since, near our town, and whether il came
into the world dead or alive, cannot be ~.
ccrtained. The woman was very sick the
other day, and physician was called in.
On reaching her bedside be asked her
where tine child was. She stoutly denied
having had one, but ON investigation, the
infant was found buried in the garden,
near the privy, with only few inches Of
soil over II, The ease will, Of course, I'M
dcrgo Judicial investigation.
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ROCKCasTLE tOTNTY NEUs.


ASUALTIEs-CRUSnED To DEATH ~
Coal MINE.-I.ast Thursday evening, two
negro miners employed in the coal mines
of {. Crooke Il Co., while engaged in draw
ing what is known as Pillows, were caught
by the falling Of the roofing, or slate over
head, the support Of the same having been
removed in digging the coal, crushing one
to death in the most mangled manner to
behold. The other was prevented from
being killed by a car that was being loaled
with coal, which shielded him from the
powerful weight catching only his legs be-
low the knees Strange to say, no bones of
the latter were broken, but the flesh was
almost mashed of the bones. The sufferer
remained in this terrible situation from )
O'Clock, p. NJ, until = o'clock next a. NJ,
before the mas Of slate could be removed.
Not less than one hundred men were con-
stantly at work, with the greatest rapidity,
when finally, he was reached, and about to
he rescued, it was discovered that the roof
ing overhead was about to give way agail..
from the terrible scene. Thos. Rutledge
was knocked down and his shoulder dislo-
Gated No other damage done. Provi-
dence still protects the unfortunate surviv-
or, For a moment all hope was extinguish-
ed. lie could be heard CRYING in the most
aronizinp tones for helm. In about two
hours hard work. he WAS released from the
laws of death. lie has been properly cared
for by the Proprietors of the mines, and
now bids fair for a speedy recovery.
pr.,.x,r,,x -G.r IN cr,oLo Gonr
-, 600 tho al. If coal o,r N. Pine nan
.,el I.,,.l ,,,,,,,,,, coal ,s.oo;a,;o, h,s r..
.,gn.d bis nosition That Association dis.
solyeI and now stands for each and every
member of said Association to act as his
own agent, and advertise and praise the su.
nerior oualities of his own coal which /.
tho habit NJ each man hi, coal be;ny lit
ia hc,,er than the o,bers The nroiac,ed
,,rr,,, o,,oo,. R,;I,o,d nm R,und s,on.
and prn.h Gel. i,,sr.ec,;rc with tho
Kroxville Br,ncb surveyed by q. w Rob.
.r. and MI Miller presideu, has of
l,,, ho., abandoned an accom-, of tho
failure of Duncan, sherman Il Co. The
Messrs. &. Crooke Il Co, are now building
the narrow guage road connecting with the
Knoxville branch at this place; running
across the coal fields to Skeggs' Greek, into
the inexhaustable coal fields. The track is
being laid with a - pound iron rail, six
ton locomotive will be living over this road
in II few weeks more for the purpose oil
hauling coal. Consumers OF coal IN the
bluegrass region can rest assured OF their
coal next season.
TnE MISsrREIs. -- Nondononessboker,
of the Beer Garden, and his Royal High
ness, Bismark, and bugler II his Majesty,
Stickenong, Car of Greece, performed in
our towu,hall, on the evening of the l4tn.
The performance was very good. Prof
NondonnoneSSboker, Professor OF many
year, experience was assisted by '"oyouns
Americans OF limited training though very
well qualified Tor Their task, ana ms hoy"
iiighneS', bismark' professional pngler
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IOStI NOTICES.

BOX Paper and Envelopes Tor u cents
at Bohon 4 Slagg'-.
\ LARGE lot VI barrels, casks and boxes,
Tor sale cheap, at Campbell n Millcr's.
Mn. H. e. u. Brsu, our Butcher, Is ready
and willing 10 sell you bargains in his line.
~ rERrEcr gem, Of Priceless WORTH Is
what the ladies say Of CampbcllS Millcr's
Little GENEVA flutcr." The price of this
futcr is only 81.
4 ruLL set Of the latest improved Tin
ners' Tools foi sale. \ good opening fur a
No. Timer Apply to \. Owslcy, stan
ford, Ny. l77.lt
CNNrBrLL Il MILLER make a speciality
1T Teas, and have 1t ranging from 7jcts. Ia
81 per pound Parties who feel able TO
indulge in the every best Tea that j. inn
ported will obligc u. by calling for
sample.
DIssoLUrIoN.-lB mutual consent, the
firm Of Stagg n Tcfhunc, Cabinet. Makers
aud Undertakcrs, in stanford, j. dissolved,
Mr.. Stacy retiring. The business will he
continued by the undersigned at the same
stand On Depot street. have employed
Mr. Siagg as workman, and he will re-
main with me. The public patronage is
respectfully solicited. T.. 4 TERuuNE.
Is YouR LirE WORTH 10 CENrs.-Sick.
ness prevails everywhere, aud every ody
complains of some disease during hi- life.
When SICK the object j. 60 get we'll now
We say plainly that no person in this world
that is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint aud it, ciect-, such a. lndiges-
ton, Costiycne-s, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Depressed spirits, BiIiousne--, Ne,
can take GREEN'- AUGUsr FLOWER without
getting relief and curc. II you doubt this,
~ to your Druggist, Bohon ~ Stagg, aud
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try il.
Regular sire - cents. Two doses will re
Ii.V, ,,V
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MAIL To DANvILLE-Threcd days clap-e
between the day letter leaves here for
Danvilc and the day reply can be recciv.
ell notwithstanding more than half Of the
dozen miles is by railway. This j. great
inconvenience To bussinc-- men aud Others.
All efforts made with the | : Mail Agent
to have a change for the better made have
been unavaling Mail matter sent to Dan
Vile from points in this direction, lice over
At Shelby City from 10 o'clock \. VI. to $50
T. VI, although the stage runs directly
there On the arrival Of the down train. II
would not cost the government a dollar
morc To have the mail Carried down In the
morning and the evening also. Cannot
Consress man Durham do the business pub
lie favor In this matter,
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
Husfo0yjlfce.

IT is so long since you heard anything
from the 0ccidcnt, that your readers have
began To clamor for an appropriate obitua-
ry notice Of your late correspondent This
would not be advisable at present. The
damage to the crops, the flooded fields, and
demolished bridges, and -furrowcd
highways, are causes enough for grief, with.
out supcr-adding the dismal story Of the
demise Of "falstaiT." Therefore, he is not
dead, can't consent to die until the people
can better bear 80 sad bereavement But
he is paralyzcd, has never recovered from
the fright into which he was thrown by the
"Ncnusian perturbation" suffered re-
lapse on witnessing the remarkable "fall Of
stars" on the occasion Of the late election,
and is trembling now, in view Of the dread
recilals given day by day, Of the terror.
clad monster "tIie wild man Of the wood-"
in the region Of Mckinney Station. This
Last is becoming a matter u first class in
terest. Nobody believes the stories; yet,
almost every one is excited. Many have
seen the monster, some have felt his touch;
other, have fired with deliberate aim at hi
carcass, but no one j. able to describe him.
fhe colorcd race, with their usual -upersti-
tion, regard the apparition ~ supernatural.
Hence, for the last week, honesty has he.
come an epidemic. The habits Of the
race are changed, and unless speedily re.
lievcd and permitted TO resume their nat
ural ayocation, starvation must ensue. The
whites, who are prone to resolve all mys-
terie- into politics, say il is the defcathercd
and blackencd carcass Of the Mountain
Eagle blasted in mid-carcer, and hurled
from his Empyrean height by the storm
flashes Of the second Of August. We are
awaiting developments.
An attempt was made one night last
week, To break into the house Of II.
Lammc, Esq, who was absent. The
screams Of the female occupants aroused
Rev. J. J.. Barnes, who lives near, and
brought him to the rescue. With knightly
devotion, Masonic fidelity, and Calva-
nistic courage, he charged the bastard
providers and drove them from the field.
No clu, is yet obtained, to lead to the de-
lection Of the marauders.
Our Municipal and Magistrates Courts
arc kept pretty full Of business. Squire
Brown thinks he will find it necessary to
extend his regular sittings to two weeks,
while town Marshal Lucas and Constable
Campbell, have used up their arithmetic
in computing their fees.
TnrRE is little doing in the way Of trade
in fact, strong symptoms Of stagnation.
IL is noteworthy, however, that on last
Sunday, the Rev. J. l.. Barnes had the un-
wontcd fortune Of able assistance at the
hands of his brother Rev. q. O. Barnes, Of
stanford, and Rev. j. l.. Mcmillan, of
Burksvillc, the former Of whom, preached
in the morning and the latter in the after
noon. |, was not our privilege to be pres
ent, but we hear both sermons spoken Of
in terms Of high Communication.
FALsrAFF.
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GoLDsNirn MAN, the magnificent, was
beat in three straight heats the other day,
by a little mare named Lula. Time 2il5,
best Of the three heats However, the
Maid tro,tcd a mile once, In 2.li, and Lula
can't bca, hat Besides this, the Maid l.
nearly 10 years old, and Lula only s.
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NJ EI,ior
WI have frequently wondered why some
improvement had never been devised in
reference to the style Of our legal docu-
ments. They are too dry, too unpoetic,l,
too -iercotypcl in form. The thing might
be amended. Indeed, the Clerk of your
city Council has illustrated this. We were
recently shown notice Purportins to be
from their official, couched, as nearly as We
can remember, in these terms, via:
"M,sus H. & i.
II having been made apparent to this
Board, that the side walk in front of your
office, and ON the West side Of Lancaster
street, is dilapidated, difficult, dangerous,
and detrimental to the pcdimental pedeslals
Of pedestrian perambulators while persu-
ing their natural and necessary nocturnal
mutations, when night, the sable goddess
seated in raylcss majesty upon her ebon
throne, stretches her leaden sceptre over a
slumbering world Now, therefore, you
are hereby informed, eXhorted, urged, en-
treated and eNpostulated with in the ten
dercst terms, that y,u forthwith give heed
to your ways. BY order Of the Board, &c.
- Clerk"
Now, this style is refreshing. Besides
it is chcctual. McSsrs. II, Il 4, meekly
bowed and said they would.
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Ora clever young friend, pr. J. q. Cur
pcnier, has decided To locate at Crab Or
chard We congratulate the people Of that
vicinity on their acquisition, and trust that
they will show their appreciation by a pay
ing patronage.
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HAIR BRAIn FoUSD.-The gentleman
who lost the hair braid- and advertised the
fact in our paper, is informed that they
have been found and left at our office for
him. Now don't you see the good of AL
yeriising' Aklile investment Of this kind
has brought the fost back and saved ten or
fifteen dollarsto the owner
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SELECT ScHooL.-Miss Logan will re-
open her select school for girls aud boys, on
the second Monday in September. Her
school-room has been reiitted and painted,
which will add much To the comfort Of the
scholars We trust liberal patronage will
be extended her.
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REv. X. II. CALDWELL has been holding
an interesting meeting at Walnut Flat,
since Sunday last, lie breaches twice a
day To large audiences. No additions to
the Church have been made as yet, hut a
religious feeling is manif ,sted
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Tur revenue, Of llustonville have in
creased under the administration Of Judge
Brown 10 such on extent that the Board l.
now eSpending the surplus in grading and
paving. Passengers can now safely eros
any o. the streets ON foot
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We take pleasure in expressing to the
public the prompt and satisfactory manner
in which the Phunix Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn, through their agent,
q. X. Waters, settled theil Indebtedness to
us caused by the fire Of Nav 3Oth, 1873.
IN n \. II. SuANKs.
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JrDGE J. NJ rnirIr,, School Commis-
sioner, desires u. to inform the Teachers
and Trustees Of the county. that the pr
oapiia for the school year ending June 30
1876, j., to whites 81 90, To blacks 3ocis.
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PERsoNAr.-M Miss Mamie Talbot, 81
Carlisle, daughter Of the late editor Of the
"Ctairai DppateA," formerly published
here, is gladdcning the hearts Of her rela-
iivos aud friends, by visit to our village.
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Rrv q. q. BABNE, has been preaching a
scrios Of remarkable sermon. in the Court
"1use here, for a week or - past, at night,
ON the Old Tcsiamen, Scriptures.
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WV ApNERIIsEMLNIs.

To the public that man, Who is ny law my hus-
band, but unworthy ~ such, bv name Alexander
Rutherford, alias Alexander Whitpn, len me among
strangers IN STANFORD Ky, on the ~ day of August
taking $3.50 Ut MY own ey and my gold watch
worth si2O. said inuiviiual y ahout ~ years ~
ape, l. aiput i,t inches high. aud weighs about
- ppunds, and has dark light hair aud blue, ~
bua-gray eyes. when last heard from he was in
Nashville, Tenn, aud aims ~ reach French Bruad
river, where be has an interest In Fishery Iwill
ton Until eau get where be y. My object Is ~
compel M ~ de- me Justice, and 10 get my proper
" " ppssible. warn the public no. To trust him
~ any manner.
stanford, Ky, August 10Th, ISIS. lsO-lt
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puCroR \ /. Mcrriman, who has been
sick for some time, is again at hi pos, at
tending To those who unfortunately need his
dental services.
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ArrfNrpN l. callel to an advertisement
in another column offering a reward Of $50
Tor a truant husband
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NoAL l. selling at eight cents a bushcl de-
liyercd On the cars a, Livingston. 1t costs
about lsl cents delivered at the depo, here.
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McMAHoS n Co., refused To sign the
.ontrac, for the Tennessee River Bridge. 1t
will he let again on the 3lst, inst
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NONE JOTTgNsS.
FALL Hats at rcvi-.

MoRr rain, Will Professor Ticc please
"stsp down aud OUT
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UsTo N c Rim DIN c

solicited and satisfaction guaranteed Grinding
done every day. Try thc-" Mll- once aud you will
come again. lI7O-ifl JOHN ". EOIT
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Now, this style is refreshing. Besides
it is chcctual. Mcssrs. H. Il \. meekly
bowed, and said they would.
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We desire 10 call the attention Of the puhlic 10
the work that Ne are nov turning out ami also I"
the fact that are prepared 10 build 10 order any
description OF Nchitlr IRON a Coach To sulky p
al a.
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m,n,Ne .rocA REPORT.


Gro Ophir l0l, 10l y. 1o1k. 162 b5. 1G2
345 Mexican 2sh. 28%, 2sH
1850 Gould 4 Curry ~, 22A. % bSo. 221s
1920 Best h Belcher 81, 57h 5sb3e, 57h
Ice Savage 1875. 1872
3i5 Cholar Potosi II, ~. ~
l35 Hale l. Norcross As, AN
ass Crown Point, Ssh. &c. 3ih, &c
Ito Yellow Jacket IS y, 80
500 Imperial 8. ga
65 Empire Mill 90
$50 Alpha 2s .. &c, 25a.
ais kentuck 15,s
is Belcher 81 -. 81, 34a
90 Confidence. 81 y
240 Cen Virginia ass. $50
496 Sierra Nevada - ., 1877, 1874
1s45 California 6a. f4s. Is bio
sI5 Bullion 62. s. X b5. s2S, 62
~ Seq Belcher l09
4ia Overman "A. 72h, p, '2H
IS Justice 1870. i2S
IFS Union Con ga
- Lady Bryan 8
AS Julia eh o.
24o Caledonia ?! \. 81
81 Knicherbocker ~
80 Globe Ie
DIS Baltimore ~, 81
los Utah e. 81
1870 silver Hill I27t. II, l2N
100 Meadow Valley 90, -
255 Ravmond x Fly 81. 5i. -
355 Eur ka Con IS. II
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TIE FAvoa1rE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon

corner of King and OrmsDy streets, If becoming
the fsvorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best OF wines. liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. A first class Pedro Came for the
amusement of guests, . cold lunch ut all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recominen-
dstions to public favor Il. L. Brown il the
proprietor.
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Carson Theater. The Holhrook


As will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, the charming
Uo,brooS sisters are billed for an en-
tertaipnent at the Carson Theater on
next Thursday night. These sisters
are San Francisco ladies, aud III tn "
recent debut and series OF perform
ances at Platt's lI.... IA tiitt city they
won hosts Of admirers. DISCRIMINATE
ing judges pronounce OPINIONS very
favorable to them. In the entertain
ncnt announced for next Thursday
night Miss Nellie Iiolbrook will play
..Romen" and Miss Imo-en ''JUlel >
in the balcony scene IN >haNSir are 8
tragedy; and the 'iaraen scene from
1.-The Lady of LYONS p" viii be pre-.
scented with Miss lrno2en i'll the part
Of. Claude Melnotte' and Miss Nellie
as "Psugins. We fin! the following
notice of one of their performances III
the .fita of April l.:
The Iolbrook Sisters last evening
gave readings and recilations il Cos
tune II PATS IIaii. which were
highly applauded by the audlencr.
The scene from Romeo AMI juliet ~.
was tx, eedrngiy wei. done showing
great dramatic power nn .i' pai Il
both the sisters. They show ,.c-5tri
talent for tha stage. having iul. voices
which reached To every part # jhe
house ARD are trained c.uqHI"Nf~'-:
l. -
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RrMoyED.--pr. 7. }. Viii" hos removed 10
the buil2ing w,>t of willis Drug 3'ore 90. hing
etrtyt. 'i'--'@
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~ I,.bfL 7s1
100 s,l5er Hill I27s. IL, la's
100 Meadow 'aiiey - -
355 Enr@ka Con s. 81
PruoyrD.-pr. T. }. VIII, hss removed to
rhe bnilaing we-t Of willis Drug s'oFe 90. hing
sots''
THE y,fr1,ry OF . u1pLo2rA.-Certain
10. -, ,.,,1. ,.. e., .;,a
IUes''"1-i77 nav ."7
eeHuiuen-s5 "i Inc a!fia'"' ''i'.' ~"
the ReaG1l-r # u -lasby county AE -.
7 7 Whit. D.,5ar II. Is. Dawson. OF
hi. n;,, ,rr,,f-. =. fha authorities o. the
ie';r]r.'.,. NJ ~ YorI, for Information
,,,,,, ~ s,,t;4c,-th. said G.u..nsa
i-,..i l,,- that t--ri,gr,..,. IF la-sfn-
in, -rha f.iin.,ir,r. Is p, cory II the Re
III r.caivAd.
l,,--,,,---., 90 ,-r.r,- az, ,-.,r,- v-,f,-
~, ~, : ~. - F5 80 ~r.
M IoAh. Af..il .. Isl.
uR D.vr-s< xD-pelr 81. rrzul,t1i5.
Witt Is a r,..ua,. co.. rh~ ctl,--a. F.. :a ...a~'
Il eighteen hal-''r.7l SID s'Ety-"hr'
1~"ss' '1ulE rus fx.rFs pAF~IFR
Registrar
rrhis sb,,,,7 sox IVA. nretty nod
-, ~ tLo g'a,I,nnrass or Dartyr
w .I'..,-sl-;,,
CoxFIpyxCE MAx.-Cnder the above
.,.,,t.,l.,,-;,,,. ,,o..,..,,t
he'''h5 we 1I,' 'Li7 i"-.-"---
in last evening Gold HUI may -'sseS'
We learn that man. giving the
name of Major Wilson, has been sRc-
# J. al
folks Of Carson. He yesterday received
$50 from Mr.. Willis. druggist, IN Car
son. on strength Of anote against some
party in Camp Independence from which
place he pretended to hail. He also
managed to get trusted for a suit Of
clothes from merchant in the town.
He left Carson on foet sometime yester-
.iay. and is supposed to nave gone to
Reno. There is no certainty, however,
in regard to his movements, and our au-
thorities will do well to look cut Tor "
;Sbe3 ,1anners As some Of Iii, Carson
friends are anxious about him. They
have some very fine clotAin= down there,
and desire to present the Major win an
other salt. Their soiicitaa9 5 50 Gfe"t
that they wOUi! even be wiling to gave
Of his whereabouts. Our Carson friends
lave weakness tor .,-ve'n4.-nt on.
ployes, and assaling I IL mus ~ t1~ir
most vulnerable point IS v'utf n H,1-i-
ty." The above IS COR ct II as '-i'.'
The amount Of money obtaInel By VII
SON of Willis Was $50: and the means T..
sorted 10 oct it vas A. f,,o:.u.I-t or5ei
on the Sub Treasury IN san Francisco.
W.T., !, or.lar we s1rnosa. to give
hiihSe'' el"lirtei, VIZ ~ 49, 49,,
our hIeieii.I'' anu D''aii', .;r;t'-I,,
hiaue paISaihs ~, s'''' ~ ~, ,..,9
post at lhoepenueh
hihsseii 70 ue al -u' e., - ,i.'t H. hld
been in the Union army durIng tue war
OF lhe FfDelIloH. - sl - ,.'' ,h3+ 80.
pl1e.i II 1s = oo,''s7 ~ - 4,.
laJof wilson Is l'S4 "4i' =
gee from JUSTICE
VERY cHAENiN'I HAIl,AH WAS v7-I
day ANY ilsinqH'lon5 " ours 'il'5 80 te,,
the reatiins pHoiIc - I9 Iil4 T, ~,
against me eoAiB5 Oh "a iH5 il.'' i a. .,7,