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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-27

-. FROM THE IST OF DECEMBER.
@ 1856. January 10th, 1857, paid this Government
G2A S1250 On Friday June %, Kanaka my
house for 62k worth of beer stating Vincent
bringing Vincent carry the beer. The Kanaka
the beer. The day received
SELF this 62l worth of beer For
court day having been postponed
evidence To-day 1 fined $3.50 But listen to the evil
They take Kanaka policeman No give him three
glasses of this said beer he made him
gddy The next Mr. Jourian, poce) He says it made
the Kanakas eyes crack and start The Brckwood
(poce and of he the same with the addition that
the Kanakas started out of his head and he
that had eaten poisoned fish, Consider evidence
how it got and the that gave it, When paid this
Government good expected have the
Grafton other who had paid $1,000 year. offered
make the beer before the show them how it made
bear all expenses But there prejudice against and
$3.50 will them better than looking
That prejudice by holding spirit licenses
first place to do with beer Shops and after
done away WITH started selling beer Dying
for them, not knowing caring what put Why
singled of eight beerselers have Perhaps
it that attended well TO business and
likely to have the $780, Any other cannot give.
now inform the pubs that the only on these
Islands that make beer fit to drink Never
pubicans tell about being of Stees beer They
afraid Of it, they dread its effect Not on the
party that drinks it, but the effect has had their
my beer bad people would drink used per-
nicious drugs H. B. NJ ship Hcronah
out Of this H. l. NJ. corvette Earydce would
have short complement of For the
ships have drank hund-e of gallons my beer
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6 Live and Let Live 20
PUBLIC HOUSE.

English Burton Ale, 121 and 81 per glass.
Beer, 12s cents per pot.
Also. hand, the best Brandy, Gin, Wines and Malt
Liquors (bottled) that be bought in Honolulu.
Also, about $500 worth Of cheese which given away
to customers
FREEMAN J. STEEL.
n. b. HORSES TO LET on reasonable terms,
with new brides and saddles 54-3ms
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BOOKBINDING
HONE IN A VARIETY OF ST LES
II neatly and substantially, and fair terms Law Books
Music, Newspapers. bound order Portfolios, Scrap
Books Herbarums Drawing Books and Blank Books made to
order of ships have their Navigation and Log
Books Charts, and repaired the Mission Office
Kawaahao. Old Books rebound ut short notice
Orders also be left at HI. NJ. w W1ITNEY,S Book
store, Honolulu. SAMUEL RUSSELL
July /, 1S55.6
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Sasiness Gmos.

.lrsirfss Gar0S.
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board of Underwriters.
The undersigned leave notify Merchants Ship Masters
&C, that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
1s-1y ALEX. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs leave to notify Merchants Ship owners
and Ship masters that he has received the appointment Of
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
July LIT ROBERT C. JANIoN.
AGENT FOR LLOYD's
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship
Shipmasters that he has received the appointment OF
AGENT these Islands LLOYD's LONDON.
July 1-a ROBERT c. JANIoN.
vUVHE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFA-
ny, estabshed 1850 For Fire and Life Assurance at
- w Capital s1,e5s,7eo. Sterling.
Islands 4Ns ROBERT CHESHIRE ., sANdoS Monosjo.
KRULL & MOLL,
Agents Of the Hamburg and Lbec Underwriters Honolulu,
Oahu, III. L. July l. 1S56-tf
FLORENs STAT rENHORsT,
Agent An average claims
against the said Underwriters, occurring in about this
Kingdom viii have be certified before him. July If
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
CORNER OF MERCII.aN,' A',D KAAHUMANU STREETS.
Dr. Robert McKbi member of the Royal College of Sur
geons, LOndcn Of wlpr being always in attendance,
viii afford additional guarantee to persons requiring
advice or medicine.
Just English Perumery,
&C. the best qualy, witl which the establishment will
constantly be supplied and which viii be sold reasonable
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
repenished.
Attendance at A. NJ. till O'Clock P. NJ,
days, and Sundays O'clock A. NJ, TO II O'Clock,
A. NJ. At other times at his residence, Union street
u consignment of best LondcD White Paint and Lnseed Oil
26-tS
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CoOPERAGE. CooPERAGE.

COOPERAGE! COOPERAGE!
would inform his friends and residents that he
carry his business in all its branches at
old Nuuanu and Marine Streets Ship
Agents and Masters respectfully invited to call and
his and desirable assortment of Casks Barrels,
etc. Orders left his shop will be executed with dispatch
and on the most reasonable terms. III. C. GRAHAM
N. b. On hand and for sale. 1000 bbls Casks 1y<
JAMES A. BURDiCk,
Cooper inform his friends and the public
generally that he has RECOMMENDED his Cooperng business
the Mr. II. Rhodes Spirit store
opposite Mr.. Monsarrats Auction Room. and respect
fully solcis share of the public patronage All orders
ronpty attended 13-tf
GEORGE G.. SIDERS.
and dealer in Tn Sheet Iron and Copper
Kaahumanu street, opposite j. c. Spaldngs Honolulu, H.
Summer Bakers, Tin and Copper Pumps Bathing Tubs.
Fco and Baths, Tin and Zinc Roofing, and gen.
eral assortment of Tin Ship work executed with
neatness and dispatch July1, LIT
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Yousss anu gmos.

BEST CELLAR IN TOWN.
IA TO LET-BY THE MONTH Or YEAR
:8 that large high, airy and perfectly dry,
& the OF the undersigned for all loo
pecaly tit for storing OIL provisions, &C., &C. Enquire
59tf Won HOLT & HEUCK.
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LARGE YARD
~,H FOR STORING GOALS, BRICKS, IRON
Sx lumber, rewood, &c TO LET by the month year.
@ This yard securely fenced in well shaded, and ad
joining the store of
596 Won HOLT & HEUCK.
TO LET.
- ROOMS TO LET in Maunakea street. Also
Hi: Furnished Rooms in King Enquire of
.Gss:.Sx THOMAS THRUM,
5S-f Sailors Home
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COTTAGE FOR SALE.
- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
F;;: sale low, the very desirable cottage built by B. +.
A Harder, Kuku street, opposite the residence of A.
Everett Esq This cottage nearly new, and built of the best
materials by MIR. Harder Cor his occupancy and
piled with water, bathroom and other conveniences.
Apply J. f. Il. MARSHALL.
Honolulu, July IA, 1857 55-f
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Shin Chandler Dealer Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu. Oahu, l., keeps constantly on han
extensive of description of goods
quired by whaleships and others.
Shipping furnished with all kinds Of groceries, provisions &c
the very lowest market prices
Money whalers bills at the lowest
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ID. N. FLITNER,

d. NJ FLIINER R,
the Makee's fire
proof building, door above Dr. Hoffmann's Drug
Store, kaahuInanu street.
rated by obervaio1s of the and stars
instrument accurately adjusted to the
Honolulu. Particular attention given TO fine
repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses sivered
adjusted Charts nautical constantly
hand and 70 sale Aft
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
~ THE DIV ELLING PREMISES formerly
:H belonging Robert G. Davis, situated between Dr.
.G:&A Woods and Charles Bishops residences.
Terms easy. Apply to
57-tf ASHER b. BATES.
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eolo'ng to Kirby and Spencer, the cochineal is
NAsAy cultivated in the Intendency Of Oaxaca, and
'' Plantations contain sixty thousand nopaIs in
e''a beng kept about four feet high, for more
aseess In collecting the dye. The cultivators
'"e more prickly varieties of the plant as af-
lung protection to the cochineal from insects. to
ssen' which from deposting their eggs in the flower
nut. both are carefully cut of The greatest
4aantlty however Of cochineal eonlovsd n
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

FRoA NIcAHAeuA--By the arrival of the
brig Ocean Bird, from San Juan Gel Norte,
we haye advices from Nicaragua to the 2sth
ult. All Americans suspected of sympathis-
ing with Walker have been expelled from the
country. At the Presidential election, held
In Nicaragua on the e6th ult.,' Gen. Marti-
nez was the successful candidate. Great
defensive preparations are going on for the
reception of the next fillibusfering expedi-
ton under Walker. Col. Louis Schlessin-
ger has Just returned from the country. He
defends himself from the charges upon
which he was convicted by one of Walkers
courts martial r Tines.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
A RELIABLE Kansas Book.

1.-THE CONQUEST OF KANZAS, BY missouri
AND HER ALLIEs"-By WIZ. PHILLIPs. Special
Kanzas Correspondent of the ". Y. Tribune
Boston, Phillips, Sampson Co.: 1856
This work, from the pen of Col. Phillips,
the indefatigable and talented correspondent
of the New York Tribune, needs but little
praise at our hands. Those who have read
his letters and marked his career in Kanzas
know well that NE are not overstating the
fact, when we say that no man in or out OF
the Territory is better qualified to act as
historian for Kanzas than that gentleman.
His energy and intellect have given to him
a greater knowledge of events. and broader
conceptions of the issues at stake, than any
other prominent Kansas man and the
graphic delineations and power of descrip-
ton which mark his writings will of them
selves recommend the work to the reader.
We understand he intends preparing another
edition, bringing it down to the latest dates,
during the ensuing winter. The price OF
the work is 81; and any of our readers
wishing to procure it, can do SO by address
ing A. Spilman, Lawrence, Kanzas or il
may be found at any bookstore.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

THE UNIoN.-It is very probable that
early in the approaching session of Con-
gress three new States will apply to be adj
mitted into the Union, and become CO.
equal and coordinate members of our great
confederacy: The aspirants for this hon
or are the Territories of Oregon, Minneso-
ia and Kanzas. Of these, Minnesota alone
has finally adopted Constitution-the
Conventions of the other two being now at
work framing their fundamental law
Thus the number of the United States will
be thirty-four. The places of the Terrific
ries advanced to the more elevated condi-
ton of States. win probably soon be filed
by the organization of Arizona. Dacolah.
and Carson, for which it is said, the nee
essarY steps are being taken.-Nat. Intel.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
Kanzas Newspapers.


The Leavenworth Times has changed
hands, Mr.. Crozier, the former proprietor
having disposed of the establishment to
Champion Vaughan who has been connect
ed with it as Editor for some time past
Mr.. Vaughan is ready writer and viii
make the Times an excellent paper. Sue
sess to him.
The Tecumseh Note Book is defunct.-
died from want of patronage" is the
verdict. The Note Book was radically pro-
slavery.
James Redpath, the accomplished CORES
pOndent of the Missouri Democrat, is about
to issue an Illustrated Kanzas newspaper,
at Doniphan. under the title of the Crusader
Of Freedom. 1t viii contain portraits of the
prominent leaders on both sides, and bio
graphical sketches. "The Career of Gen.
James II. Lane in Kanzas,'' written by him
self, will be published exclusively in the
columns of the Crusader. Among its con-
tributors We notice the names of Judges NJ.
F. Conway. Morris Hunt and Phillip G.
Schuyler, Richard Realf, and other writers
of merit. The first number will be issued
in December. Terms s2 per snnum in ad-
vance. A.Spiilman, of Lawrence. is Agent
for receiving advertisements and subscrip-
tons.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

Agent Of the EmPoria Town Company.
TNOFE SHARES bought and soid-Lots dona-
i ted to persons putting certain amount Of i'm
preyeIuents on them. DeclaratoFy statements for
Pre-Enptess made out, and all businessin relation
to pre-enipt;oE. promptly attended to- Claims
bought aad sas, Claimants desiring TO sell their
claims by reg;stsrng them at my office, viii be
furnished with purchasers. Land Warrants dis
posed of, and investments made for capitalists in
any part of the Territory Legal instruments.
Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Conyeyanees, Co
partnerships, Notes, de-; Ee. carefully drawn up.
OFFiCE-At the store Of Eornsby & Flick, direct
" opposite the Emporia Hotel, Eznporia, Kanzas.
july4-Sm
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
From the Chicago Tribune.
The Next Slave State.

The Next Slave State. -
That magnificent district of country north
of Texas, south of Kanzas, and Immediately
west of Arkansas, is destined to soon be or
ganized as State under the auspices of the
South. The hints dropped by the Wash
ington correspondents of various Border
Rufian journals, that slavery might there
find compensation for the prospective loss
of ofzKanzas, have had deeper meaning than
the public supposed and we know that
whereof we affirm, when we say arrange
ments are now maturing at Washington for
the consummation of this object at as early
a day as possible The purpose of the plot
ters. who for time repress their pretended
aversion to all men but white men, is, first,
to pass an act organizing the Territory, and
Immediately thereafter endoW the half-eivil-
lied Indians-the Chocfaws, Cherokees,
Greeks and others-who now occupy the
ground, with the privileges and rights of
citizenship. and then. with that population
and what citizens may In the meantime be
added to their number, ask admission into
the Union- This we believe to be the plan;
and as large portion of the aborigines are
known to desire an extension of their rights
under our government, and as they are, al
most without exception, IN favor of slavery,
It is thought that the execution Of the plan
viii De without difficulty, except such as
may be encountered from the white mans
party IN the NoFth.s Two slave breeding
Senators in Congress, and the presence IN
the Union OF q State less civilized than
South CaroIiHa and Arkansas, xould be tho
reward Of success. John Ross and others,
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21


who do not desire to reduce themselves to
the level now occupied by this Republic,
will probably resist the policy which has
been marked out for them. Ross, though
opposed by Legislature IS thoroughly pro-
slavery rs the most ardent fre-ester could
wish, once vetoed an act extending the fuei-
tive slave law over the Cherokee nation, aud
In other ways proved himself to be far SUI
perior to the people over whom he is chosen
to rule; bat with large majority of his ma
ton against him at home, who viii be sided
bF an unscrupulous and freedom hating
Cabinet at Washington, his chance to make
head against the proposed iniquity viii Ba
small: His party is made up of the best
civilization of the Nation; bur, as IN west
eEn Missouri, that is confined to so small a
part of the agreeable people. tl1at he viii be
ioverpowered by numbers and crippled as
soon as the fight tegins. The friends of
the Indians-particularly the Cherokees,
Creeks and Choctaws-have hoped that
their labors in their behalf would be repaid
by such degree of enlightenment rs would
make the extension of slavery among them
impossible. But while indulging in such
anticipations, they have not given proper
weight TO the pernicious teachings, by pre-
cept, of the pro-slavery missionaries that
have been sent among them, or to the little
less pernicious teachings. BY practice, of
their amiable neighbors of Texas and Ark
ansas. 1t has been demonstrated to most of
these Indians in such manner that they
recognize and act upon The truths taught i:
that it is better 10 live in houses than wig
wams-to depend upon the cultivation of
fields and the raising of cattle for sustenance
than upon the uncertainty of the chase
upon fixed laws for the redress of injuries
and the punishment of crime, than upon the
| iez toiionis which is the instinct of every
savage breast. So far, very well; but they
have not yet advanced into the higher and
purer regions in their ascent toward perfect
manhood-the regions iliumined by the
light of Christianity, as the best and wisest
men have taught it. In this regard, they
are no better off than the editor of the New
York Observer, or the proAslavery divines
of anf negro breeding church
Upon the success of the present effort to
secure the ensavement of Kanzas, depends
the plan of which we have spoken. IF that
Territory Is cursed with bondage, the In
dian country falls easily and naturally into
slave hands. If the Free State men should
beat off their opponents, we may be pre-
pared for the new agitation which the South
has In store.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
LATER.

The Hungry Mob are getting turbulent,
and fears are entertained of an outbreak
They gathered in front of the City Hall to-
day, calling the Mayor humbug, and threat
ened to drag him from his Office. A squad OF
SO Metropolitan Police was sent for. when
the crowd dispersed. At three o clock, the
gates of City Hall were closed and guarded,
in consequence of certain threats thrown
out by the mob.
Assistant Treasurer, Icisco, has telegrpb
ed to Washington for authority to use the
government troops on Governors Island
and Navy Yard. if needed, to guard the U.
S. funds in the ub-treasury and the banks
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

LIFE ILLUsTRATED.-This popular fami-
ly journal has just entered upon its fifth
volume, greatly improved in appearance,
and bids fair to excel its predecessors in ex-
cellence and usefulness. If you want a
really good family journal subscribe at once
for Life illustrated. Fowler & Wells, pub
fishers, New York. Terms-S9 per annum.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.

This evenings Post states. on good au-
thority, that Gen: Walker will sail this week
from New Orleans for Nicaragua, with ] 300
troops, in a fine steamer, with plenty of am
munition and provisions. Col Duncan, of
the U. S. Army, goes out to command the
artillery.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

A late dispatch from Washington, says
that Attorney General Black has given an
opinion that the Government of the Unit
ed States has ample power, and by the
highest treaty stipulations is bound to re-
dress the wrongs of the Kanzas nation of
Indians. against unlawful intruders upon
their reserved lands
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
Correction.

The Delegate Convention, called at Law
renee by the State and Territorial Commit
tees, is to meet on Wednesday, the Cd of
December, instead of the 10th, as published
last week.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
c.. A. SCHILOWsKY,
EllRRIER

WoULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Emporia and vicinity that he is prepared
to dress all kind of Fur Skins-furnish Fur Over
coats, Winter Caps, Gloves, Ladies' Articles, etc
All kinds of Old Furs repaired on very reasonable
terms.
Shop on his claim, four miles west of Emporia,
on the Cottonwood River. Orders left at the
Store of Hornsby d Flick, or n. S. Storrs, viii
receive prompt attention. Oct 31-3m
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
HOTE L.
c A 4 EY HO q S e,

Nos. 148s 14S, $50, 152, 154, and 150
KANZAs AVENUE, AND
42, "A, 46, 4s, so and 81
FOURTH STREET, TOPEKA, KANZAs.
c.. C. FUTILE, :.::: 1: Proprietor.
eonforabIe n oarers rsa at ger epu weeE Sr ner
day, or 50 cts. for single meal. The Post Office
and Stage Offices kept in the Office of this
tablishment; and in the building are the offices of
Lawyers, Doctors, Land Brokers, Surveyors, q
Printing Establishment, Intelligence Office, seve-
raj Stores. including Clothing, Fancy Goods, Per
fumery, &c all for the accommodation of the pub
lie, but more particularly for the guests of the
Garvey House. A trial from the travelling public
is respectfully solicited. nov1
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
The River.

The low stage of the water and the dark
ness of the nights renders it impossible for
steamers to make quick time There are
lever boats passing TO and fro now than al
any time since last spring. Hence eommu-
nicatlon with the States is rather irregular.
PERSONS designing to make shipments to
n Aanzas this fail should do so very SOON
navigation was suspended on the fifth of
iast December. While it is possible that the
rTer will be open all winter it may be clos
cd up with ice in few weeks.-Ch Chiadoseaa.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
The Hungry Mob in New York.

NEW YORK, NOV. 9.
The working men assembled this morn
ing and marched to the Park, where their
leaders addressed them in the usual style
The Finance Committee of the Board of
Aldermen will report on their petition to-
night.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
To the Electors Of the Fourteenth
District.

You are hereby notified to meet in Con-
vention at Emporia, on Saturday the 28th
of November inst. at 2 O'Clock P. ~, to
appoint FIVE Delegates to represent the
Fourteenth District in Delegate Conyen-
ton to be held at Lawrence on the end of
December nexL.
By order of District Committee.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
Rates off Adrertising.

Frs. Per cents; each saiseuent Insertion
Eve dollar line. anHu One fourth eolHa
three moashs 10 mss One half
col three six % %; So An
,ien and forcsi Advertisements BE paid in advance
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
For Sale.

A VALUABLE CLAIM, situated on the Cot
n tonwood. five miles southeast of Emporia,
containing so acres of the best quality of timber,
which, alone, is worth double the price: $500.
PLUMB 4 McCLUNG. )
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
.-5-- Law Office.
JOHN M, C0E.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in all
n the. District Courts and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. He has had long expe-
rience in pre-emption practice IN another State,
and viii give special attention to all cases in the
Land Offices.
References.-Any lawyer of standing in Wiscon-
sin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School Office in the Collamore Building, Law
renee, Kanzas.
N.B.-Mf c. is NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oct 81 '57-lv
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

Single copies of The NEws in wrappers for sale
at this Office, at five cents per copy.