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Is practccd BY the youth OF both sexes an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combatedby scientific medical measures viz: sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head ringing In the ears, noise Ike the rustiing of
leaves and rafting of char1ots, uneasiness about
the loins, weakness OF the limbo, confused vision,
buntei intellect. loss Of confidence, diffdencs in
approaching strangers, dislike TO form now ac-
quaintances, disposition 20 shun society, loss of
tions about the face, furred tongue fetid breath,
coughs, CONSUMPTION, night sweats. noromsnia and
frequent insanity.
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CURED AT HONE.

| Persons ct distance may be cured at home By ad
dressing letter TO DIR. GIBBoN stating case, synp-
toms length Of tine tie disease has continued ard
| have medicines prompt' forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, TO any part Of the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Jstoce
or through Wells, Fargo Co.. package of medicine
will be forwarded to any part of the Union. Please
sly you saw this advertisement in tho RscoaD.
UNION. Address, DR. J. F. GIBBoN
| ja24-.utf Rox .eb7 San Franciscn
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sahone and The Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, November 14th.-The i'm.
preston bere is thst Senator Malone NAV be
rendered Cabinet position, with view of
encouraging further results against the De-
mocracy in the South. Democratic Senators
who are here do not hesitate to say that their
party would fight against Mahone's confrma-
ton. One Of them says the Democratic Sem
ators would keep the Senate in deadlock
till the end OF Congress before they would let
Malone be confirmed as a Cabinet officer.
Senator Blair, who is 3 warm f.iand OF Ma
homes, and had talked with him great deal
about his politicA aspirations, says he does
not beliete Malone would leave she Senate,
with nearly full term ahead of him, to ac-
cept Cabinet position.
The New Secretary OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, November 14th.-Judge
Folger to-day assumed the duties of Secre-
tary of the Treasury Ex-Secretsry Window
turned over to his successor certain keys
which are always Kept by the Secretary. and
bade him good-by. Window was much af-
fected, and remarked in private conversations
that these changes revived the sad memories
OF the past summer. He left the Depart
ment In company with Senator Ferry, of
Michigan.
G0rham Again.
WASHINGTON, November I4.b.-It is re-
ported that the position of Assistant Sscre-
tary of the. Treasury will be rendered 10
George G. Gorham.
The Case OF Cashier Baldwin.
NEWARK (N. j., November 14sh.-The
case of Cashier Baldwin came before the
United States Commissioner this morning.
Martin, OF Martin 4 Runyan, Wall street
brokers, produced batch Of Nugens's drafts
negotiated By them for Baldwin. Nugent,s
counsel examined Martin, TO show that Bald
Wia had larger stock transactions in other
names. One soc5unt was in Baidwin's wife's
name. hut the amounts iovolved were not
over s.. coo. His brother Theodore, the bank
teller also had an account, which became so
large thas Oscar was notified. He appeared
surprised, but afterwards said it was all right.
Tbs account increased, and sometimes went
from $50, 600 to $1,000 in cash for margins
By messengers, and they had borrowed for
lin as much as 10, 600 shares of stock, repre-
sen.ing one million dollars at par. Martin
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A. n. TowNE, General Superintendent
I. d. GOODMAN .Gen'l Psss'r and Ticket Agent
ia0-fptt
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence oieei-a5use.
This solitary vice or de-
Observation-Disclosures
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The Austrian Budget.

VIENNA. November 14th-The budget be-
fore the Reichstrath shows that the revenue
Is estimated at 433 000, 900 Aorins-an increase
of %, coo. coo forms over last year. The ex-
penditure is All, ,000.O0 fiorins-an increase
OF 100000 forms. The expenditure il.
cludes 5000, 600 horins for the Arlberg tunnel
Diphtheria. Scarlet Fever and Smallpox.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 14th-Diph-
liberia, scarlet fever and smallpox are de-
vastating the center and south of Russia
The severity of the diseases exceeds any
thing heretofore known.
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CINCINNATI, November 14th.-The Musi.
,al Festival Association this afternoon closed
4 contract for the appearance of Patti at the
performance of the oratorio of Messiah in
Music Hall during Christmas week of this
year, and the official announcement of the
event was made to the members of the chorus
! Al, rnhno,.r al 10. mint
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clearinghouse Exchanges.
BosToN, November 14.h.-The Post fur
nishes reports OF exchanges of twenty-foul
leading Clearing houses in the United States
The grand total is 81, ,099, 000. 900, or faliins
eff from last week, owing chiefly to election
day.
Soldiers Coming.
CHICAGO, November 14th.-This morning
three companies OF artillery arrived from tn,
East. Two companies were from Portland,
Me, and the other from Boston. They are
on their wav to San Francisco, and at noon
left for the West over the Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy Railroad.
Took Formal leave.
WASHINGTON, November 14th-Attorney.
General M4cVeagh took formal leave of the
Department this morning, and will leave thil
afternoon for Philadelphia.
Receiver Appointed.
ALBANY, November 14th-Weneall. State
Treasurer, has been appointed Receiver Of
the Universal Life Insurance Company ol
New York City.
FIGURING Mills Burned.
PIQUA (O.), November 14th. = Peck 4
Trump's Touring mills at Gettysburg, sixteer
miles west of here, were burned Saturday
night. Loss, S25. SEQ; insurance, s15,0 600.
Case Postponed.
ALBANY, November 14th.-Owing to the
illness of Attorney. General Ward, the
alleged legislative bribery case will not CONF
up to-day.
The Thermometer.
CHICAGO, November 14th.-Thermomete
Highest, 81 lowest, 26'.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-26

and death. 49,. ~ u W iiS'iii'y
DF. MiNTfE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
uciiars Tor a case of this kind the VITAL II yN0E
Afls Vnder has special advice and treatmontl viii M,
cure or Tor anything impure injurious fopnd in mn
Ni1NlIE treats all Private Diseases sIcccssfrit,
mercury. Consultation free. Thorongb' ayon,;ra
tlon and advice, including analysis of urine q on D.
~ vital Restorative. So 90 a bottle or f1nr ,r1o,
the quantity 5000; sent to any address upon recein ~
price, or g. o. D., secure from observation and in r,,,
name II desired, by a. T. MESTRE, NJ ID
II hearney Street, san Francisco Cal,
DIX. MlNTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY Ny,uu
hE flCuM cures all kinds Of Kidney and BladeT COM,
pants Gohorrn9a, elect Leucorrhua For sale bv n =
a bottle, six bottles for So 90 ''' 'A'''
Hk MiN flt'S DANnELYON PILLS are thu
oeSt ana cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cIra
in the market. For sale By b + Foster and Coorot'
~ '77''''i o'iSon wy mhl7-ly
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TINE GeEAT eNGL!sH RsMEDY

i-a neyer-failing cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh9a, LOST MAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects OF
seii-abuse, youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer wears
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobseryed
= JIgaas.a tb,t ii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-26
Fsafurday. january Ssh. A. ID. 1875,

ana VIII sell the land and premises above desert he'd in
one oS OF parcel and the premises described in boc 20
other Ot'ei'eAe ol the
VI SO much OF the above described property will he soIj
a stated above, as viii be ary to realize @
toned. '"0io'e Hieh
- LLOYD HILL.
Carson City. Dec. L. 1880 iIo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-26

nd at close Of business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-26
seMi'aaMesl REPORT Or TIE cLUKTy
TREASURER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
carson CITY, Nevada, January l, 1881

To the Hon the Board Of County of Or1nsbv
county, Nevada: ''
reItefnen: In compliance with the law, have the
nonor TO herewith submit report of transactions
OF TINS dep rtmont for the halfy year ending December 81
Respectfully submitted
81. L. YAGER
County Treasurer
Balance hand July l. 1880 - 3. $40 10
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SsM!-aMNlAi REPENT OF the ccuN Y
aunETla.
OFFICE OF County AUDITOR,
o'hsBf COUNTY. NEVADA, Dec. 81, 1850.

10 e Hon the Board OF County Commissioners Ornsbv
b ehIeneit The County Auditor respectfully submits
oi""ii; report OF the financial affairs of the said
balance on hand at close Of huspess I,,ne
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NOTICE.
HAULING FROM CARSON TO Ion1r

Proposals for hauling Eighty (5o) Tons more or less Of
elcnery from Carson (Ney to Bodie Gall will be re-
81, 1881. s "i'u"i9
pounds. 7 " '1''S "''Vo
Machinery to be delivered at the Standard Consolidated
NINE In Bodle under directions of the undersigned and
airy l, 1881 " ~ ''iu-
contractors for above viii state the price, per pound at
winch said machinery will be handled
information will be furnished by either the UNDERSIGNED
OF The Secretary of the Standard Consolidated Nn;no
California ' ' fi'i'csco
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
WILLIAM IRWIN
Bode. Cal January 1881
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NEWPORT NODES

NEWPORT, Il. L., July l2-The weather il
"'cocy uii yorahe for Newport's pccunary interests
rev rciy warm days have been recorded this season
Inc notes al Bloch Island ANA NarraYanset Pier are
doing better bu- mess than those at THIS nl,c,
DR. John G. Dalton, Of NewYork, has arrived for the
season.
The family Of Governor Carroll, OF Maryland has ar
rived ON Narragan.ettavc. as the purs1s of I,o,,
Phelps OF New York.
The governors Of the Newport Casino have rroncd 70
nave display Of fireworks at noon on Friday Fire
works by daylight viii be novelty to the residents Of
this place ~ -
Martin Van Euren of New.York bos ,,,, - .
the DC, an House.
Geo 60 Tiffany, of NewYork who has rented his cot
t"se mere to James r. Kcene, has gone to the Adron
dacks for the sumner W"
FRANCIS A. stout of Ncw-York, and Dr. W r. Chan
hhs' OF Providence, have arrived at their cottages
Inc Hon Hamilton Fish family are sucnin,, . ,,
days at the Kane cottage ~"
Heuteh'n' T. H. payton, u s. NJ, is hero the guest Of
j. Coleman Drayton of NewYora at the Arnold cott,oo
The United States Fish Commission steamer Iooi,nm,
has arrived here.
The children OF the late Mr.. and Mrs John Wntbron
Gnaner nave arrived at their villa lath road near
CAPTAIN Webster u. s. a., and family are at the Ellis
James A. ProuIHt and {, w Han NJ Non. v, 49,,
The Town and Conmiry Club met at the rosidnc n
~. -, Nu'hu nam, Il" Bosion, this aficIuoon paper
was read - M'sS Kale Willard, of BrootIyn - i"'
o'|rulcu ~ lt'ar Admiral Worden. of the Navy.
General INNS y Palmer, T. ;. A., aud A. VI. Evnrts
son OF eAatcretry Evarts of Newi ork arrived here TO-
Young peoples entertainment was given this eycr
H. ni MIS- t. NJ Nell wife of the Alntronn Consul at
H. a. b enod, d. w. Fem and Alexander Poi, 90 M
w,eh Lngiand, arrived Al Ocean House t,iay I'm,
1, ,M "'terS ass" have arrived at tie Ocean
e J Il bostH'rh orrrln. L. NJ Iowland, ' j. ~
Tne Rev Francis Thompson Of The iHnitnI stot,s
Nay h1 ~ arrived at the II ,t.l Aqudneck "''''''
W H. IhouaN, ol Ncw-iork arrived his .f,o,noo,
from New-icdiord his schooner Yacht Rambler sre'ooh
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The foreign mails for the week ending SATURDAY. J,,x
TO- 1881, viii close Tins 81 IirSnAN -
9I Europe i% steamship Wyoming. lueensiowm on
-DN iSAA al a. Europe. by
wa Qn"onso~ correspondence Tor France mass h.. ~, ~
'Ssoi "in AZ A. ln, ior France direct, bv s,.f
- Laurent, wa Havrc; THURS DAY ~ '..fl IA
l-ul"pt 10y steamship Republic. Queenstousu IL
many ana rance specially afr...IN
~ 10" a. NJ Tor Europe. by steamship eptii, ~
iic4b otfg ana Hamburg. IN ~ ~
NJ, ior EnFoe 10y steamship city Chester va oneens
tvMn Tor eosrI -
eic'l1iiN a'lttcsSei) a. t,.rrs.rv
Steamship LlDe VA southampton and Breea lofispf
th'c i,i rltai britain ana other
speviiy addressed and Al Tor scotland direct
a.. up bNoAs Wa tilaS pw and q.
s % steamship Beieenand, Antwerp. IRE mails
lol A>pliWail ana Sonth Pacnc close on 40
IN lie nails for Brazil and Argentine close MoNnAf
-:oo D. M The mails ~ -
ia al The mails " i-DN--
DAY AZ 10 a. The mails aud Maianzs tese
Oh ~ iShAN at l:3 p. The for tuuA Me,Ss
ani the West Indies close Gu THURSDAY az l;' p ~
mans loi newfoundland Pierre Mlntleh eiDs,
thlAAf az $50 The mails Tor china AMI aa, q
oy Is al ) a. n The mails for AUSTRALIA, 49, ci"s' Ss -
al $50 M.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Olace, New York. july .. 1854
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THE COTTON EXPOSITION.

The Farmers Clnb-of 10 American Institute has
appointed cfmnittce Of five represent it at fine
international Cotton Exposition which is to be held
IN OctVDer, November and December il, Atlanta
ga: inns chnmittee has been authorizej +, arr.,
Sure9st H. we exhibit OF variety of su6jeci~ tie
AMI rr,dI'.s 70 leIirVe nanuia cturcrs Inventors
SSppIica|ioh ana representation at Atlanta The r%
s cn'T va sHtpphg and exhibiting goods in tLs
I"i '"ich' Nlh winch, however, there Will Ia, 49,,
,om{eution Is to be charged pro rata Thn ro ~
so mas issued circular invitation to porsous ni,
Gus oil exhibiting their goods "'N"-
Michael Cowner died at his home in Gr,r1 ..,,
oay night from Sunstroke -'' -'oI'
NiiInto H Fitzpatrick age forty-one of No IAt
,yss cen h-St'' was suustruck yesterday lie
was taken To the Acw-lork Hospital iio
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ANfEiClN nhbREW coNGrlc ryJoyg


SlH"N" EXPRESSIONS rlLA1NE TO THE ATTEMPTED
As SALVATION OF inE PiE,IpENT-lLl,-ucu-
ToN or ntnEEWs ~ RUSSIA
CHICAGO, July l2.-Ihc biennial convention
:" '"' Om"h OF American Hebrew CONGREGATION. was
"Prh'" ms morning IN standard Han. AIR Joih ur.,i
"'nl 81 the Executive Board, ca he'd the asscll re- com
N'l"s 81 10 dclcsacA from cHcnty i've conservation TO
""'I NV Eo9crddlc of Albany was elected rc.i lut of
thc conventions Mr. LoiI'. report to the Union vus
fc"d recirhg to the need Of further funds for fine
alhenancc OF the college Cincinnati dcplorin, th
apathy shown by country congregation. in the matter Of
circ'ht prcachins Recommending earnest attention o
the agricultural scheme, rcycItng to the shameful Rms
sian prosecutions, and happily abiding TO the cnor-
able attack ON President Garfield The Rev q :
Jacobs, OF New York, moved the following resolutions
- UhGcd$ daoiardy attempt the lie of James A.
HaihIl irrHlrni of the United states has been made
mus striking blow at the Nation throg iis honnrri
& "'i ON SlhS the moral sentiments of world
any ,h CIV non OF the age, be 1t therefore
I"S"ttcu, mat TINS Council, rcDrrscnting the
american Hebrew congregations, shares in
,no ~, common , sorrow which has fallen
Oh 'nc h,'S "i All classes of the Nation at the great
crlh" Which mas lnpcricd the life of the Cnrf Nlys-
lial' ana gives praycrinl uttcrncc to Inc frrvcnt hone
iht the rather OF mcrcics may ,parc him for the wei
'" IN %, ~. country ANA the happiIcss his family
,l d., us sincere sympathy to the family of
tc ffcsidcht, eheciay 10 the fond and de voted wife
anu mother who III the hour trial has Illustrated the
hODc quantities Of true woinanhool ~
@ roiV OF these Resolutions be Transmitted by tel
t?I" !" 'nc secretary OF state, Washngton 10 be by
nm llh before the President and family at such
uu'e as may be deemed expcdicnt
Inc committee appointed Russian persecution will
uFocate 10 petition the President and Senate TO secure
from fussih the recognition the fullest ripbfs of
oiioan ciuzchs OF the Jewish faith in Hussia.
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EXCESSIVE NEAT CAUSING DEATH.

CINCINNATI July 12.-The death rate among
children aged and debihtatcd persons, has been fear
fully accelerated by the unprecedented heat of the last
three days.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The following reports OF the
weather and casualties yesterday have been received
here:
Bloomington, n.-Thermometer 1912; one death
from heat.
Alton, In.-lO0o one death from heat
sullivan, ln.-l07o; one death.
Kankakce ll-l00o.
Springfield, Ill.-lO0o.
Lincoln. lll.-lO4o; three deaths
Charleston, Ul.--l03o death.
Decatur, ll.-1O3o one of sunstroke which will
probably prove fatal.
Mmcie Ind-IOlo; five cases, but none were fatal
Newark, OhiO.-Ninc sunstrOkcs four fatal
Jacksonville, Ill-l03o; one death.
PIrrsBURG, Penn, July 1.-THE highest point reached
by the thermometer to-day go Seven eases -
poSilallon were reported four OF them resulting fatally
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 1.-THE heat continues in
tense; thermometer AT p. 800, temperature
for the day. 9l2o Several persons Frustrated To-
day two cases at least proving fatal David RAYS clerk
OF the supreme Court overcome this morning nv
heat ANA died AZ 3 O'Clock TO night. farmer named
Arnold, living six miles south of this civ died IN he
field. From parts the State fatal cases are re-
ported.
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A MISTERIOTS PRISONER

ihefe Is IL prisoner at Police Headquarters
ABOUT whom considerable mystery exists lie ia de
, V" tue returns OF the detective Office Antonio
"'"" "efia'i age nineteen, aud by occupation IA sail
or. The charge against him ia IN, ou,bi cnnu
one Vi peihg suspicious person" Stadt was arrested
NJ r. H. Monday by Detectives CosgIoye and Hickey
cS'eru'y ne was taken TO Court but was renanded 10
INV Hoi'iq"1iicrs until the afternoon. The do.
,,r,, 49, an Efforts to penetrate THE mystery
"ut thelr prisoner and referred inquircrs 90
,in, ~ i'J mes, VINO was nOn-coDInal. Late llst
HEht II was SAID that the cnso was one of larceny i'm
wiloh ilse amount was involved, that
" conlnIttci III THIS clty II also said that
9nut fa'o'henl That he IL snilor by occupation
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WHICH Is TIE MANAGE


Gulteau, failing to get an Office, led by dis
appointment and cgoisn in cd that shont President
GARFIELD would ,r change of the Administration which
would DC good for the country and would give hi great
ceieOfy ana probably Immunity. Conhlinc PROGRESSING
an extreme stawart adhesion to the Rrpnhiran partv
because one not his appointed once broke
nus representative trust delivered the Senate To the
democrats, declared war on the PT,eldcnt and showed
Tue purpose - Il" all In his power to defeat his Admins
ration ana as Tar he 10 pat him of the WAY
ANA wmle h" has thus showed unnatural de sir, 10
suppress President Garfield, his OnY public utterance
upon the assassination was TO praise the
Wlhch Arthur would make Which of these t,utenn
tOhhIlS has acted the most unaturaliy Which shows
the most uhconsciosness of the consequences to
oIheis from tlr Indulgence OF his litlc
sutt Which oi the Two Is most like the Iadn..n who
would pull down universal ruin his own head brcasc
ol Tue ul-itlpolntu- ut Of
t PRESIDENT Is hanging on the ragged edge Conhling
81 STRUGGLING ana Conslrtg TO get tlcctcd
ueclaaton ol hostility to the President; s tcutiu
to cle' tl0n OF Republicans; st keeping the senate In
Dcmociduc hands Whcu lie knows that il the chances
Turn against Inc Presidents recovery the Senate VIII m
Convened 10 chOoSc President pr" te Who iu caSo OF
arthur tdhln- OIL III the Presidency. succeed
llih SIN keeping al contest Wnc at this time look
ANc specializing CA the proD utc~ that the a,sassi,
eAOt may prove fatal. Which is the nla.i.icl
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LETTERS FHON TUE PEOPLE.

HE PRESIDENTS BIG-IlFARTEDNESS.
To IN 2 Ndftor Of yhe Trtbunc
SIR: President James \. Garfield is to-dov
u'0'rNcdiV nearer Tie heart az The American pee and
may almost say nearer the heart the people OF the
W"iid IMAM amy person that has ever lived The sun
' ia l hlm Is what we all admire love to talk ahoGt
An incident That occurred before hc wa- mentioned n
connection wit the Presidency win Illustrate the spir,
"i tine man; Two years ago Last fan on bis campaign
% the meeting which hc wae t. address and waited
np"h INN at the hotel where hc was Stopping some
wv" hnhdicd y oung Republicans with IA band of music
came l" cS nr lm to thc Opera House where he WAS 10
speak rs VA" procession passing through the main
street OF III" town and all eyes upon Garfield "A
poorly 'Iah man with rongh Nsagc running up and
aih''N slapped the General the shoulder and said
"Htn'rai how Ito you dot" General Garfield turned
ana looked at the man. and Immediately said: WHY
i'r"wn is this your Whore In the world have Won been
all OF This time My good fellow come nlour" And
nIaWhg BIownH arm into ms he narch,, nlnuy m.
street 10 the hal. The band lunc, uuisr
''"" Hnt near tht conversation that followed
W. h'ai'd ne Opera iIuu-", Garfield said 10 me- Mr.
'H"Ihlau, - fh'rc room for brown pluifurtu1
uhA" I't h'in mat there vas. Mrll' ne. this
uhh TOOK care al rN hn.sc all throIgh
',liHigi. ana hr TOOK good care Of him tOo aud Ike
l" have him near me $500 INV
. subsequently Juds Finch told me tina, re General
needed any Thing {" make hIn comfort able To- 49,. ,t n
nav H. ana 10 hInW upon nun lot tue Sl1t.
Al'i IKE ll~ make All ~" world And L., r,v,rs
OF 'he people g" up continually hnt thiA :" biz h,nrt
The Utcrcce1 t.~a.eiu ''"' ~
IMacd. y. J. july 10. 1851.
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struck by lightning on Sunday and burned Loss
$4,000; no insurance
OBII IA Il Y.
CORNELIUS C. POHLON.

Cornelius G. Poillon, senior member of tho
shpbnding firm of G. q X. Poon at No. 224 Southst
ueo suddenly Monday, of cerebral gitis at his
nome No. East Thirty -fourh-st July A he was in
g"ou health and went to Concy Island where it sup
'Seu ne ate something that disagreed with him. and
S resulted III his death He born in this city, in
Niorr'sst sxty-six years ago After receiving COM
mon school education he and his brother Richard began
e business Of sipwrghts in which he continued up
'nc 'e OF MS DEATH In time accommodating fortune
Inc fTin has Quilt about 100 vessels From this yard
was launched the Wona lnhoa Jo.torlv Tin. firm has
,n sV'iers ior the brazilian and Spanish Govern
ne }ach SapphO bdiit by the firm, well
n ohc biciononght Peerless, Clio, Intrepid ana the
t STni i owned by Mr.. Goeet. The propeller Ajax,
wy nHt 10 enter the port OF Savannah after the block
was p'oK"i went from This yard. Mr.. PoiliOn hHa
nth! years hecn connected with the Mechanics and
s1ens Societies and also with Exempt Fire
''th assoc aon. He leaves wife. three and
O'Clock to-day. i ~ ~
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AN ERA OF GOOD FEELING.
fTtH me ncIYDL{o .t..,epi ina.

from present luOlCaN IONS the murl,rous sc
stunt u'h H." FFv.Id,Lt because OF hIs conservative
toh'lhH"E3 roicj WI have tendency to iuuu.nr.t'
Iv era Il good l' M The very tlH. for which fb.
cum arms ana winch patriot % an sc,io,~ desire
Oi.' 'hii+ Is &C. ttiih, the shadow terrible i
has ~oicl,d The a~pculics bet ,sc,t Tho s,,i, M d..
sISu ""'" - orItie aud Rcluo icIus wiz. Il desire M
ii'' p'ttcf p"ucM HFVS I" seek higher aims and Win
Siuc'i mummy u amend those lautS " aIcl li.,1r
,nEuusn' tlS shame upon tie Nation Tic smi}. has.
h'ictV'"f' "ccit s1id, and IN tie mighty uhtt.a th
sN.ruM1 rcN"n'',n which tlc assault upon tl, rrsi-
,'i' a' pru"uctl the pos lhilie. tina! in ti, r>t
cHIchthl riCcil"U combination viii b., fnrpr utrl
va MAKE not only the south bat The whole connie.
sum ia support o ucket which Icpddatcs The S,.i
warts of both sections. ~ ''"'