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The Washington union., 1858-02-06
UNITED STATES MAILS.
PosT QFFICH DEPARTMENT,
December 81, 1857.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
December 81, 1857.
pOSALS will be received at The Contract ONCE Of
department until 3, p m, of Wednesday, March 81,
q for conveying the malls of the United States for
\ years, commencing July 1853, and ending June
1862, in the States and Territories OF ALAbAMA,
sSTUCKY, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI IOWA, Hill
ne ne INDIANA, MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, MIME
IA NEBRASKA and KANSAS, on tho routes and
bs schedules herein specified. Decisions to be made
be oath April, 1858.
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

T083 From Decatur, py Ivy Blun, Danylle Basnams
Gap Houston and Clear Creek Falls to Jasper, "a
miles and back, twice week to Danve and
once week the residue.
Leave Decatur Monday and Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Danville by IL m;
Leave Danville Wednesday at M;
Arrive at Jasper next day by 9 mi
Leave Jasper Friday at am;
Arrive at Danyille next day by IL m;
leave Danville Monday and Saturday at I'm;
Arrive at Decatur by pm.
1886 From Somervie to Decatur, l6 miles and back,
three times a week.
Leave somerville Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Decatur by IL M
Leave Decatur Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Somerville by 5 p m.
1887 From Somerville by Gandys Cove, Mount Alvis,
Bounts Springs Chester, and Nebo, to Elyton, 81
miles and back, once week.
Leave Somerville Monday at I'm;
Arrive vt Elyton next day by 6 pm;
Leave Eiyton Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Somerville next day by pm. h
Bids to run via NJ T. B. Brindley's will be consid-
.r cred. EHt
1888 From somervile, by Blue Spring and Apple Grove
TO Oleander, 81 miles and back once week.
Leave Somerve Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Oleander by p M
Leave Oeander Saturday at am;
Arrive at Somerville by IL m.
1889 From Mouon by OakvilIe and Danville TO Cedar
Plains, II miles and back, twice y week.
Leave Moulton Tuesday and Thursday at mi
Arrive at Cedar Plains by ~ m;
Leave Cedar Plains Tuesday and Thursday at | p m;
Arrive at Meulton by M a
1000 From Courtaud by Mountain Home Moulton, Lam
dersvillc, Mount Hope kinock, Littlesville, Thorn
Hill, Larssa, Eidridee Dublin, Handy, Shefeid
New Lexington, North River, and Northport TO
Tuscaloosa l30 miles and back, three times
Leave Courtland Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at pm
Arrive at Tuscaloosa next days by sapmi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
Commercial Advertiser.

h one could divine to what portion of the Chris
Church DR.. Muhlenberg. the author Of the fol-
inc hymn, belongs The beating of Christian
nuIsates through every line. Its beauty, sweet
1 and lyrical flow have never been surpassed-
|tpendsnf. =
ssr-r Ger Thy footstool here below,
such radiant gems strewn,
On what magnifcence must glow,
Nv God about Thy throne
- brilliant here those drops Of light
There the full rolls, how bright
IN uirht'. blue curtain Of the sky
With thousand stars nwrought-
Hung Ike a royal canopy,
With riirtering diamonds fraught-
Be- Lord Thy temples outer veil,
What spIendor a the shrine must dwell,
The dazzling sun a noontide hour,
Forth from his flaming vase,
Flinging DER earth the golden shower,
TN vale and mountain biaze-
But shows, o Lord one beam OF THINE
What then, the day trhere Thou dost shine,
Al. how shall these dim eyes endure
That Of living rays.
Or how my spirit 50 impure,
Upon Thy glory gazel
Anoint o Lord anoint my sight,
And robe me for that world Of light,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
LAWRENCE & HOUSEwORTH,
STENCIL PLATES.

EVOR MARKING BOXES, BAGS, &e., CUT
II to Order, at the lowest rates, by BURKE Co, tS8
STREET, SAN Francisco ALsoNames cut in Cop
per- marking clothes, books etc. with indeibe ink
NB-Orders left with the pubiisher OF this paper viii al
ways be promptly executed 102N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
HI. G.. GRAHAM,
COOPER AND GAUGER.

THE OVERSIGNED having recently purchased the
Cooperage formerly occupied by G. H. Butler corner OF
Queen prepared to execute with dspach
be favored with at the above named place
or at his Old Stand opposite the I" Royal Hotel"
Masters respectfully invited TO call and
desirable assortment OF Casks Barrels
Tubs &c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
CONCENTRATING.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING engage
ed the experienced Uphoserer, is
pared to make Spring Beds HAIR Puu and Hay Mat
tresses Spring Lounges Old Sofas Lounges Ottomans and
Chairs repaired and reasonable terms Furniture
all kinds made to order.
Koa walnut pine and lead Collins constantly on hand
and made to order. CHAS W. FOX, Cabine-maker,
76-u Old Stand, Hotel st., corner Of Fort
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
DIR. l.. j. CZapkay's
AND MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

GRAND MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,
Sacramento ste, below Montgomery.
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office
sN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Established in 1884 for the Of ali private and
chronic diseases, and the suppression Of quackery.
Attending Resident Physician L. CzAPKAY, NJ d. late
the Hungarian Revolutionary War; Chief Physician 70 ;
Doth Regiment of Honveds Chief Surgeon 70 the Military
Hospital Pesth Hungary and late lecturer diseases Of
children. Communications strictly confidential
Consultations by letter otherwise FREE Address l. CzAi
KAY, NJ. D., San Francisco, Caliee so-an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26

- Owing o the competition which has been -
Zlr>a commenced in Honolulu, give notice I'm
NN that will shoe horses In q thorough and NS
AZ-. workmanlke manner, at &.
n q N G . a - n Q 9 - :
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
Q3-tf Opposite the Station House, King street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
CoMMERCrAL PRINTING OFFICE.

PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BOOKS, BILLS on EXCHANGE,
CATALOGUES. BILLS ~ LAD1N0,
BILL HEADS CONDULAB BLANKS
CIRCULARs BLANK DEEDS.
AUCTION BILLS, HAND BILLS.
PAMPHLETS, SHOP BILL&
ar VISITING, BUSINESS, AND ADDRESS CARDS
printed yankee Card Press in the highest stys Of the
art.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26

TO LET.
IA FOR YEAR OR MORE. THE LARGE
M and commodious dwelling house and premises belonging
94to Capt William Bace situate in Beriana street.
sstng of three below and stairs.
There substantial and convenient cook house and servants
attached good well other accommodations
the premises and is altogether desirable and healthy
residence for a family
reasonable. Apply Pahau Carpenter, Printers
Lane. or to Mr.. III. NJ WHITNEY. 3m10S+
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-26
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

w. J. RAWLINS & CO.,
a RE THANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS,
a and are y q with their present improvements, to
-,1nlv merchs families and sot soap also,
neat foot OIL
n, ~ I,rf. of r chen prease. 63-Iy
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

REPUBL!CAN Vo!E The vote Of the Re.
pub'icans throughout tn, State is small.
Special efforts were made by that party
secure large vote for Tracy, and the lie
comptonites in many places voted for that
gentleman in order TO mako il appear that
that there was large number OF people in
the St1te who approved Of the principles of
the Republican party. But from present
appearances. the vutc for Tracy will not ex
coed 900 in the State. and half of these
were given in San FIR 'ncisco, where he ran
several hundred ahead OF any other candid
ate on his ticket. The vote for l.. Gum.
the Republican candidate for Contro Ter.
will probably not exceed 5000. .--.Nerada
Democrat.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

ANGELINA BAKEa ARouNB. This lady,
who IL supposed to be near relative Of
Mrs. Partington's. has lately been ''shoo,.
i"g her M u'h ff"--hear her: "You, Sary
Jane, listen to your mother. These ere are
awful times There's the stump oracles
about, dom all they kin to fool the people
There = Fred Douglas. President of the Uni,
ted STATES, and Jim b ckingham, Senator
from IL inoy. Guarreliug about Arkansas
The Britishers have consulted our sehooners
IN the Crimea, and Lucifer Cass saws 9
means to do il again Lecompton is ont for
Governor OF californy, agiust B cr, John.
s'a aud the whole lot There's been a reso.
luton OF partnership tween all on 'em. and
IN afeard, child, the awful day of disirihu
ton is at hand. Come, ehiloI. get ver duds
aud we'll leave tho mountains Sarah lame
was about to make a few suggestions, but
the Stage came along and Of they started,
Mountain Messenger.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

WELL Mixed RACE --Thcre il now in
Rochester New York, n man aged one hun
dred and six years, whose ancestry, togeth-
er with his own progeny, will exhibit one oi
the strangest mixtures of races ever heard
Of. His name is John Shenandoah 0 Brien
and he was b'rn in Boston 1852. His faith.
er was an lrshmaH, and his mother an Indi.
an # the o c.da tribe. When twelve year,
old he was sent to France, and there eiuc,.
ted as thysican. He returned to America
and served IN the Revolutionary war: : af-
terward he went bncS to France aud there
married the daughter Of the Emperor of Mo.
rocco. by whom he had eight children: wit
her he lived in the United States for some
time. lie then married an American wo-
man, descended from the Teutouic line, and
after her death. married uegres-, who was
my years younger than himself, and by
whom he had ur chi dren In his children
are united the bio d of the Celts, the Teu
tons, the African and the North American
Indian
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

WHAT TO DO WHEN Boar UPsErs.--
Tue mode practised by the natives of the
Pacific Islands, when their canoes upset at
distance from the s. ore, and with whom
!, is an object to save the boat M we'll as
Their lives. il thus They sustain themselves
by joining hands acro,s the bottom of The
boat. and use the other hand to paddle home
changing hands when fatigue prompts il, 1t
IS surprising how long persons can sustain
themselves in this way Exchange.
That is the way for us mud sills to do if
The Fcderalists succeed in capsiring the Gin.
einnati Platform, We must stick to il even
If it is bottom ur, and by keeping our hands
Ioned together ana remaining rcsolutely
by the siaunch planks of Popular sovereign
ty, all the Custom House winds and waves
out Of Tophet can't begin TO sink u.s.
"There's no such word rs fair
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

INcENDIARr WATcHEp.-About a week
ago. an old unoccupied cabin. on the corner
of Fifth street and California alley, was set
on fire. but IL WAS discovered in tune u be
extinguished. Since the occurrence. the no
lice have osely watched the locality, and
night before last they discovered the ineen
diary ia the act of dgain setting fire {, the
same shAnty, but failed to arrest him, for
the re 'sen ,hat they stopped TO put out the
hre' whilst he made his escape. We are In-
formed by one ,f the policemen that he is al.
most certain he knows the william, and in
TENDS 10 keep close watch on him hereafter.
~ dtionGl Dem.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

COLD IN A Cow'--The Los Angeles Vim
yard says that in the latter part of July, a
Mrs Rivers. of Gan Bernardino. was eating
a mdnsdnd from beef which had been kill
ed for the use of the family. when she dis.
cove, cd something too hard for mastication
which on examination PR we'd to be a grain
OF gold. Before conclude her repast, no
less than four grains of gold were taken from
the ma zona, the least Of which was the size
OF grain OF wheat. How these grains of
gold found their way into the stomach Of the
cow. we leave for the scientific to decide. No
doubt gold must be pie ty where COWS can
gather 1t, whether il is obtained from dry or
wet diggings The COW in a haf wild state
hau oeen ranging along the base of the
mountain back of Cucamonpa.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

WHrRE THEY ARE FLoArlNc.--The Bucb .
anan Federal faction are fnatirg into Black
Republicanism. The Black Republicans de
clare to force slavery in or out of Terrific.
ry ms ii enters as State. The Buchanan
Federal faction deciare that Congress has
the powe- to force slavery in the Constitu.
tion Of new State in opposition to the wish
es Of the reople II Congress has the power
TO force slavery upon the people of new
state 1T has tho same power to force q free
state Constitution upon the people of ter
ritory rs It enters as State. Thus by an
easy transition. the Buchanan Federal fac.
ton are fl f,ating into Black Republica nism.
STOCKTON -7rgus.
Yes. and besides floating into Black Re.
publicauism. the Federalists sail along in
the same "steamboar with the Backs.
Birds of a feather" etc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

THE DEATH OF LrruT. ALLEN. The Pu.
ger Sound Herald. in an article comment.
ing upon the late fight with the Indians.
full details Of which was published in the
Herald Of yesterday, says:
indians from the scene Of the conflict in
which Lieut.. Allen lest his life state thnt he
was killed by his own men, owing to their
not rightly Understanding an order given by
him, and firing a vollsy while he was enga.
ged with the chief of the captured indians.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

ONE LITTLE I>JCN.-A Digger boy. about
ten years of age, was YesteIdav detected ia
an Attcmrt To steal n ,ack Of 4 jnr from %
store near the lower tetmi' us OF Washing
ron street. The welgbt was almost to, much
''r the urchlr. hni he bad ro.oiutc'y Y toruc
n ms 81 II for half = (locf when he Wa
dI'cove' lie represented that he WIS ac-
ting under instructions from pnteruH1 quar-
'er-' on, ne retn-ed to desi'nrte the p'nce
where his reo;!c hvcl H. VS. freed. and
ms movements wa ch al, with nvev t. a.
certmn where his home WIS, but he did not
Load to any house whore &c va~ lravn
E'the" lie was cunning nj know ,f his -fics
or be had no permanent q.artets g. s.. r
Times.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
Retrograsiipg.


II we take the vote o. 1866 as criterion,
the population Of California has gradually
been decreasing since then. In '57 there
was n decrease of several thousands, and the
exhibit Of votes polled at the last election
shows a falling off from the last years count
Of twenty thousand or more. We are af-
fraid that emigra,ing people, prefer taking
their chances somewhere besides in Califor-
mia. True the Mormons. Indians and steam |
ships have oil had tendency to keep our
population from Increasing, but then if there
WAS a great desire for habitat, ms here. peo.
pie would ntrive to come, spite Of all OBJ.
stacles- as the pioneers came in 40 so. We
fear California is in bad repute To be sure
Frazer river has taken off good many Of
our folks, but then we ought. if we are
growing. to have received as many new COM
ers during the past year as we have had
out. goers; but 1t seems we haven't.
You may travel all over the mining por.
ton Of the State. and you will find old set
Elements, whose names are synonymous with
forty -nine' in most every instat ce, mere
collections of the rudest kind Of shanies,
half Ct which are deserted 1t 10 very evil
dent that our mining population is slowly
diminishing land diminishing, too, while
as may lie observed by the traveller, miles
Of auriferous lands remain as God and the
Indians have left them. This We are con-
tinually told, is because water is scarce !;
bitches are few. That is n pretty good rem
aon, but then these unoccuped lands have
been prospected only here and there, and
no effort seems to have been made to work
them when the winters supplies Of water
have been at hand. We believe these old
mining towns are in the main n curse to the
country. Men will congregate in and near
them. and instead of branching out into new
and unknown localities as the early settlers
did, they are content to pick up What those
early settlers left. All are not so inert
by no means--lut too many arc, and be-
cause they are is the reason why so few
new developements have recently been made
Because diggirgs in the neghbornood of the
old towns have been worked out and be-
cause people are too prone to leave further
developments to new comers, is one grand
| reason why new comers don't come. We
can't expect to have our State sett ed by an.
other crush" We must, however, prove by
actual demonstration that the chances for
wo'kingmen's obtaining n competency are
better here than in the other new states far
ther east.
There is little reason 10 suppose that our
popuation will be much or very speedily in.
creased hy the influx Of farmers. The
broad lands Of Kansas and N braska are
free from Spanish Grants and lie between US
and those who are moving westward in
! sa"-"@ "f fsrr"- Moreover as yet, farming
IS only the result of mining 1t would per.
haps be better il mining was carried on by
surplus far mers; that is to say, we are not
quite sure that mining ought not to be
secondary instead of primary consider
alton. We certainly hope that California is
not destined to meet the fate of other lands
that have been cursed with gold.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

FINEp.--A married resident of Bristol.
Conn, has been fined SO and costs for pinch.
ing bis wife when in bed. His defence was
that she threw her leG that way and hit a
boil from which he was suffering and tha, he
merely struck out to save himself. Two
lawyers on each side we're engaged Bos-
ton I'rdreiitr.
Wonder whereabouts on his carcass tha
"bile" wns located!
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

FATAL DRIrKiNe March The Lancas-
ter (Pa.) Inland Daily Times says that Mr.
Isaac Bear, of Warwick township in that
county, and one Gar ber, drank seven gallons
Of whiskey in 13 days. when Bear died Of
mania a -pofu leaving CARRIER master of the
field --Er.
We suppose that Bear will be said to have
made beast Of himself Gaber. Of course,
is trump.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Lien Holders.

STATE rF CAL'LFORNIA County uf But @
- District Court. 18th Judicial nis ct. inm e r.
Gain ct al e n c. C.i'wnnr 81 nj Whereas the above
named plpiUt fla having commenced an ac'ion In
said Court rga st the said d,foudah- iOV the reclp
surp IF n &c tain me, hnr c's lien pd nrd ella m 4
hy said r'hrtiff unon thnt certain hrilh!ng. i,i"g
nd bcirV II urted in Ite tou o' nnville. in said
Mt ard state ~ q tnnv n rs y Thcater hud ing
l"""id on the corner " HINT ard ird stree in
said io"n ard oco ur,rT p'r' uf lois nun errd y
On and t2t I" H. h'cck ,3i 'h'c a. la Il doNn on
'Ee mrp # t'e town II Orovil fl t in Recorders
ofIae 81 Il ite tv
N"tic" IS here v given 80 oil re-sors o'dirg or
/ i'm ~ ii rs ron sd t'r irb = re dssrrib 4
ror"rty % present q. j. So; leus hr'C he ,'ii
/ C'ur' %" The fr-t Noi'p, of N0,t tmh = 4. D. ls5S
| the ~ q there 20 make proof orr ,ntnr.
! . pat -. ". en- EsEvAE, Any Tor plaintiff
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

GD>The old U. S friga Cons stituion has
just been turned out Of Portsmouth tho
ronghly repaired and corpcred. "old Iron.
sides !. now as good MS new, when frst
launched at Charleston 60 years ago. She
VIII be fitted with heavier battery than
che has hitherto carried.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

PREcocious,--0n the 10Th Of August, be.
ing the festival of the Assumption of the
BLESSED Mary, the Rev. Father Henry Alric
celebrated Mass at the Rancho of Guadal.
nre,. Lower California, residence Of Dan
Santiago Arguello. with ,ciae of the rintage
or the same year, a Circumstance which
never before occurred in either of the two
CALIFORNIA; IS. r. Gail.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
NOficO.

NOTICE rs TIEpENY GIVEN. TV&T 4 MEET.
~ ing of the citiye's az SEP ~cIo Dis' .ic. Nu
viii Re h'li NJ 'hir... Ha NrIu-~t d.. r9.h
lNrN t. x" iut" cnusio CrR'io1 the pu n. r..
moving tie tucaii'y of the Sehpri ot sai ...'
and huticiug II new School lluuse The a. .. ., .n
1uired tn meet the tNuen,es uf bull M "a .,rv
use and rerosil teinY estimated nt 80 co. th,.
stue 10 he ras"d bv taxation. Ur therw se a. the
mee'i may determine. plan d the new Schnni
House cun be seen nj the bar room of th, ihicn
tlOiel By order of The hnard at Srh ol Trustees
w. p, TlLIEN, Srcre.atv.
Chico. Sept 9th, 1878. SOL
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

HAzy.-We suppose the tnles must be on
FIRE, and the mountains too. it has been so
bazy or rather smoky the past day or two
The SUP looks mildewed, and his rays are
sick'y and faint. We shall be gladdened
with rain before many DAYS.