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on the morning of the 26th inst, at the Mansion House, in this city, of yellow fever, SIMEON DoU- GLASS, of Talladega county, m this state.

 Seldom has the hand of death inflicted a seyerer blow than Is felt in the loss of this gentleman Ami able, generous, high minded and unimpeachable in hls character, he was beloved and respected wher- ever he was known In his own count, no man possessed larger share of confidence; and in his death the community has lost valuable citizen; his orphan children kind and exemplary parent and large circle of friends the pattern of true gentle man.

 Far from his home he died, with that mysterious fatality with which disease so often snatches It's victims, amidst the sympathies and kind attentions ol those who would, but could not stay the hand of the fell destroyer. L.

 On Tuesday morning 26th inst. at the residence of lhadeus Seymour, Esq, in this city, of brain fever CAPT SAMUEL CURRY, native of Providence, K. |.

 To those who have known the deceased in Mobile. lltte IS necessary to be written, and is comprised in few words-he was honest, generous when neoessa- ry and al all times ready assist those in sickness or r lieve any in actual distress. To say more would be snperfiuous were it not that the deceased from ms unobtiusFve habits was but little known by the mass fths community. In the death of this worthy man, his parents still living his native home are deprived of that assistance, which hs energy and in dustry have supplied for years past and to them par tcularly, will this notice of friend be held most dear II VIII also be gratifying to them, as well as his beloved sisters to Know, that although he was far removed from them, his last sufferngs were at- tended with all that friendship or humanity could dictate, and that his remains were followed to the grave by many of those who respected him. not only Tor hls virtues, but man who in life commanded ihelr good will, without mourning the censle of any As commander of steamboat he was well known and as such, he respected from the evidence given by the iact that when his untimely death was made known every vessel in this port lowered it's colors to lalf mast until he was consigned by friends in IL. thath Ter returns.' T \

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