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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-11
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u. PITMAN,
BYRON'S BAY, HILO, HAWAII,
rs NOW RECEIVING, PER LATEARRI.
PROVISIONS,
SHIP CHANDLERY,
GROCERIES, &C., &c.
Which he offers for sale at the lowest prices.
CONSTANTLY on HAND:
Navy and pilot bread, Eastern -four,
Brown and white sugar. Crackers, ass'd,
Hawaiian beef, different brands, Peas. corn, beans,
Oysters and CLANS, coffee, tea, rice, dried beans, Preserved fruits.
Boots and Shoes.
Heavy boots and brogans, lined brogans. calf boots,
Oxford ties, bnckskins, slippers, &c, &c.
Clothing.
A complete assortment Of fine and heavy Clothing. such as
Pants. sacks, linen and cotton shirts, undershirts,
Socks, cravats,h andkerchiefs, WOODEN trowsers,
WOODEN shirts, hickory shirts, pea jackets drawers,
Denim frocks and overans, Guernsey frOcks,
Misiens, Scotch caps, &c, &C.. sc.
Duck, C~ordase, &c.
Assorted numbers of cotton duck,
Assorted sizes of Manila and hemp cordage.
Whale line, spun yarn. worm line,
Hemp canvas ,s hemp and cotton Irvine.
Sail needles and palms.
Beeswax, &C. &c.
Also, Yellow Metal and Composition Nails.
Paints, Oils, &c.
Pure lead, extra and No. i black, green, yellow and red paints;
Prussian blue, Spirits tnrpentine,
Chrome yellow, Coal tar,
Verligris, Stockholm tar,
Paris green. Bright and copal yarnish,
Celestial green and blue, Resin,
Linseei oil, Pitch,
Kuaui oil, Paint brushes.
Sundries.
Anchors and chains, boat anchors, anchor stocks, iron poles.
Oars aud paddles, timber and boards, pull mattresses,
Firewood, cut and wrought nails, tobacco,
Cigars, pipes, soap, vinegar, butter,
Cheese, pickles, hams, lard,
Tongues, salmon,
Haisins, figs,
Powder,
Shot.
Also, n complete assortment OF
Dry Goods, Crockery and Glassware, Tin
and Earthenware, Wooden.
ware, Hardware, &c.
A constant supply Of Irish and SWEEP Potatoes and
Fresh, Beef always on hand during the Shipping Season,
and supplied Mt short notice.
n. B.-Arrangemen,s have been made for one or more vessels
to take freight from this port for the fall of 1858. 82-100
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- an officer, no matter IN what relation.
bis du. ofsnding party be one Of the police force,
n II an sxpect his deIinquencies to pass by un-
mus nw If false reports are raised sgainst him,
feea ~ronr,y charged Of maIfeasance in Office,
ne he;ne offended towards those who put such
eif 90 tangible form for him to contradict, his
: .hOuld be entirely beuue
item more, am We pass Vou. of the
sim, s,riousi INSERT that prisoners committed
h.s<.~ea1 Sf offence in other civilized coun-
,~en nutriment. unless supplied by them
T. o- ifr;huted BY their friends. between the
- ~ Incarceration and their trial? Wetrust
"a roA& ean to tell n filsehood-and we do hope
xbar Won End it again necessary to break
r. conventional rules in regard to anonymous
ssnordenis. that You viii not deny us the privi-
= recommending, should il again be our misfor-
. 20 dfFer with you, your articles for their fair
| and truthfulness; and when you propose to take
, ~ubiect seriatim, we hope you will embrace the
b matter in discussion, and not pounce upon n
assertion or insinuafion (for what purposes
known 10 yos1rsplves)-for Scripture so perverted
u be rendered blasphemy. With the choice cpl
50 freely dispensed in your article, such rs
,ehood - 90 false in every particular " n dread
hre contingencies etc, we have only to say,
sInnofe~t wnrfs admit ~ no i<.nce.
A want OF decsncy Is want Of sense
you like II better
.Immoiest worls admit ~ this deErrc-.
A want Of decency i want Of sense"
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Correspondence Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
LAHAIxA, Tuesday, Feb 9.

LAHArxA, Tuesday, Feb..9.
"The steamer Tiren arrived on Sunday, from
Hilo with His II. Majesty and Queen on board. The
king is in much better health than when he left Homo
lulu. They expect to remain here a few days, and
then go TO Kauai before returning TO Honolulu.
'The steamer has been gaily dressed off in flags to-
day in honor of His a1ajesty's birthday, and at -
O'Clock fired a royal salute. The day has been gener-
ally kept here as a holiday by the natives, who are
bringing in presents to their Majesties.
Yours truly, ROVER"
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III. HACKFELD e. CO..
OFFER FOR Jenny Forin and others.
60,O0O scanring, 3x4, 10000 scantling. 3x6,
10000 scantling, 3xS, 1000 scantIng, AKA,
1000 scantling, 4X6, 1909 scantlins, 5x5,
LOCO scantling, 5x6, 1900 scan;iing, XXI,
$4,000 scantiing, 2x4, 1900 scantiing 2x6,
1000 plank, 3xs 1000 plank, 3x9,
10000 plank, 3xlo,
Pickets, Shingles,
Windows, 7x9, Windows, Sxl0.
TIT Masts and Spars. all sizcs.
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A Cold SPELL-The temperature of the air (par-
-ticularly at night for the past week, has reminded
every one of colder climates. The thermometer stood
this morning at 3 o'clock at $50, and in the valleys
must have been two or three degrees lower. VIII our
correspondents at Hanaiei, Kauai, report the temper
AZURE at that place for the past few days
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abbtriistmtnts.

FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
M COILS NEW BEDFORD WHAL
OO Line;
40 coils New York whale line;
Whalemen's Oars, in sets;
Nhaiemen's slop clothing. viz:
Monkey and reefing jackets;
Striped flannel shirts;
Gray do do;
Striped flannel drawers;
Red flannel do do;
Hickory hirts;
Russia caps and tarpaulin hats;
Wooden Stockings, socks and mittens;
Best yellow June butter, in double packagesi
Prime pork;
Manila cordage;
Dried apples;
Carolina rice.
Best English boiled iin.eed oil;
Best do white lead;
Best do black paint;
Best do green paint;
Spirits Turpentine.
S4tf A. J. CARTwRIGHT.
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGN ED RECEIv
Il Ell, and offers for sale at the lowest market prices:
Black cloth Tahnas, richly lined and trimmed;
Brown do do do richly trimmed;
Grey do Tslmas;
Black Grape, black ribbon belts;
Elastic belts, assorted ribbon belts;
Ladies' black Caters, very fine;
Black lace Wells, large sizes;
Chihlreu's white merino Hats;
Fine Diaper, do do Towehng;
Ladies' and gents black silk Gloves.
sf-I GEORGE CLARK. Hotel street.
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
NEW ENGLISH ANCHORS, FROM 1000
~ to 200 ponnds;
New English stud and Shackle Chain Gables, l I-1e to u inch
Stiff For sale by A. J. CARTWRIGHr
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POSTSCRIPT.
Arrival of their Majesties Mt Lahninn and
probable Departure for KaunS.
THuRspAY. s O,CIock A N

THURSDAY, 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
After a part Of our country edition was worked off
last evening and dispatched by the mails, we re-
ceived our correspondence from Lahaina by the Ma
ria, which anchored outside about dark. A report
of vessels, including q merchantmen, arrived and
cleared there, will be found under the Lahaina port
list. Also, whale ship news from Captain Williams,
of the Cincinnati.
The whale ship Brutus and Gillian bark .aler-
ander Garegos. both which vessels sailed for Homo
lulu. will probably arrive to-day.
G. d. Gilman, ESQ.,, took passage for Honolulu on
the Brutus. and ]. c. Spalding, Esq, on the Gillian
bark. -
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1t appears by the above that the steamer probably
will 60 past this port for Kauai, where she may be alb
sent a week before returning to Honolulu.
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WHARF LOTS AT AUCTION!
ITO BE SOLD BY r

INC BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION, on
Il the New Espianade, on the 18th of May, 1858, the leases
of ground lots for Que Hundred Years, (he rate to be adjusted
equhably by appraisers mutually chosen at the end of every
twenty-five years. of six lots, to be built upon of incombustible
materials. according TO a plan 10 be seen at the Office Of MIR. r.
A. S. Wood, superintendent of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises of Messrs. James
Robinson x Co. with an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide,
along the margin of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers OF the ground lots win have to pay only the rent
of each lot, quarterly, seIni-annualy or annually, as may be ar
ranged on the day OF sale and in the material and style of their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down by the gov
eminent, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, the
convenience of the public, and safety from IRE.
The six lots are OF the following dimensions, viz: 4 lots, each
90 feet frontage by Las feet deep 2 lots. each IS feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases OF nine
ground lots for the same period, in rear OF the marine lots, and
lying between the premises of James Robinson & Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings OF which can be seen at the Office
of the superintendent of Public Works, and at the offices of
MessTs. A. p. Everett and ]. +. Colturn, AuctioReers.
L.. KAMEHAMEHA,
69tf Minister Of the Interior.
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Lease of the Island Of kahOOlawe
AT ATICTION

The undersigned has received instructions nom ns nisnA
the Minister OF the Interior, TO offer at auction,o on
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, ATI2O 'CLOCksM's
the Lease, for . term Of years, Of the
Island of KahOOlawc..
The Island contains about Is, 900 acres, Of which about sovv
Ia taIie land and Is well adapted for q Sheep Farm, oesnG Wea
covered with good grass, and is also free from skuleananr
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Real Estate at auction.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
Lot No.. 1.
SATURDAY, FEB. go. AT II O'CLfK, A. M.
On the Premises, will be sold all that tenement at the south
west angle formed by the intersection of King and Macna kca
streets, in Honolulu, on which stands the
Substantial Brick Store.
formerly occupied by Z. W. Vincent. The premises extend IS
feet 9 inches along Mauna Kea street, and IS feet along King
street.
Let No. g
All that tenement on the opposite corner OF King and Mauna
Kea streets, known as the
"American House,
extending 56 feet 9 inches along Mauna kea street, and ~ feet
4 inches along King street.
Both said properties are held in fee simple, and VIII be sold
discharged OF all incumbrances. Terms liberal.
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PERorT.

HpIToR II was IN hopes the Pofynesi1n Of
build. in some way or other. have cleared
ges which you so plainly set forth in your
inst against the powers that be; but to
Ftonishment their defence really is a very
But why should a Fireman pay more than
x. or 1rhy should he be tared at ALI Is
efficient tax to devote his time in an ex-
zatry Ike this TO the public good p
soman Emperor Vespasian was at one
of money like our own present govern
I'D not know well where to lay a new tax.
IL himself of a tax upon wine. His son
was afterwards Emperor, Disguised at the
living a revenue even for state purposes
pure n source. demonstrated strongly with
on the subject, when old Vespasian, pulling
reign fresh from the mint from his pocket,
D Titus, and telling him that was the pro-
AK, asked IL it had any unpleasant odor."
< our present powers don't care, ike the
sded Vespasian, where the tax comes from
: there are plenty of dollars, whether for
costs Of court. How can they excuse them
4 either to the God they profess to serve or the
uneoual taxation: The dollars are not dirty.
ourh some of them come in a dirty way. I feel
? sure your leader was very offensive in certain
tiers, though just Truth, whether in politics,
ais. or religion, is always impalateable in such
pers: always like medicine. hard to take, and
Y 10 lead not only to wry faces bsrynA angry re-
). Notwithstanding n proper dose 10 reach the dis
in many cases effects n perfect cure. I think,
Won feel rs Luther said- he who has a work to do
truth 70 tel must let the devils tongue run as it
,as. I will conclude by asking. What becomes Of
Road Tax; Yours truly, &c..
ANOTHER FIREMAN.
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father was the author Of the Missouri Com

father was the author Of the Missouri Com.
ngo0ise.
~, o. Of Ohio, in rspas.to : re-
in condemnae1f North |
4 extract froIf Clay's
- Against ~ Of
Mn TIL vsd
Comps Iseger
o. ~ som0vEl9 booo9f, which
q Of non intervention BY Con-
r. / mir Of the Territory, leaving
4 10 70 form theirsewn institutions.
jomohall r. ~ learned il boy
r. SrSn Henry Clay, and
T. - ~ n1pls announced 81 thst
u = Asn, tibet slavery ought
|&1 ~ w nded over freq Territory, he
n14 ~ tepeal o. The Missouri Compro-
u. Dlay regretted that Mr.. Campbell had
use3 III faehsF,s nane.
n. Canpbsll replied that be did il with
roepeet.
Nj. CLAY thanked tie gentleman. Ever
siDes no arrived q manhood attempts had
bssn nsde TO pat him down il his lathsr's
nsns. The short failed in Ksntuoky ~ A.
kepsd % sustain hinsslf in H. prevent po-
eltsoa everywhere elss.
Nr. Campbsll disspproved any disposition
70 put The gentleman down. lie only wished
e show that hs conoarrsd In the fathers and
not the sons views~
NJ. Olay.-Vsry vel. i
~. Hamlln. argued against the Leconp.
- Consultation.
Mr.. Underwood Of KY, opposed the Kan
60 BILL He said no improper motive could
b attributed - MIN, for he was SostAeea
msn BY birth, and large slaveholder, md
in favor Of the extension Of slavery, bds ii
maintained that the Legislature had no pow
or to subvert tbs Territorial government
and that the people by an overwhelming ma
jority opposed the Lccompton Constitutiou
Admit Kansas under it, and the public oon.
motion will be deeper than any herstofoft
known. 1t will not be confined to Kansas
but will extend through the north and wss
until every hamlet and every city had be
sshoome scene Of excitement. Do justice h
Kansas and let her people regulate their in
situations in their own NAY s;And pence woul
prevail. -
!. Nj. Hoard spoke ssaisss the extension o
slavery.
Adjourned.
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The prcgrsss Of this corporation ha been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of Ansnstai san
shine and storm, " periods svsAtful In or EXEMPT
from weeping eonoaerations and nasisims disss-
troubles ef the credit system eject NJ In no nate
rial particular.
Daring ''hard times" the security Of rslisbls In
snrasss 10 IN imperative duty-ths ability Of
lessened.
Agencies In AL the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies Issued virho.t
delay, ~ any Of the duly authorised Agents q tAs
Company.
ae1ssissss attended to with Despatch and IL
aehty. -
OFFICE Of the Keoksk Agency, corner Of 3nd
aAa Hstn-sts- h. ,. T4N-EYCK,
nsAYleecn State Agent.
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For the CAV City.
For the Gave City.
Nt.s.r .urn'rs.
= kaarv ala seooA nieh1 -


~
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4 80. - ,..ses4 sishs.'' !.
-. = s
VI go n - ~ weeping.
v. drivss - I A4,p,sa xrsek.
The vilA gssn d. hshiaa =,
n The Icy billion syssps ths deck,
A. 10y sAsos6 - blsa -.
vs. y The isallshs esa y pfstssd!
The sshls eluads aTe rivn,
And pest ths eurtsin - hath rAised
Comes 1swA IL warmth u heaven.
Il Ii ~ wintsrf look agaiai
Flouees tAroagh the snoWdrifts springing;
And btfd on bosgh. In field and glen,
fof North Wind bleak and stinging.
How shall Ne bear our spirits up
Until the nnrisen morrow
And grasp The skirts Of tremulous Hops,
just sinking with osr sorsowy
Search tho past ages through and through;
The stars that nov blaze 'cr Us,
Walled slowly up the eastern sky,
Till now they sngsn chorus.
The martyrs OF the olden days ss
Looked from the stake that bound themt
Nor felt the fAgots' wreathing blaae,
The agouies around them.
For heaven light upon angel wings
&hons throngh the clouds disparted.
Aud harmouiss from seraph strings
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It OUNT CANADIANS
Ter nAsas 81 The cs9asy
seAe.'s.
The an = Lee county should - -
eairs any special prompting or solst los
- induce them T. rally without dissinsesos
n party In behalf Of thsir Common Schools.
r : county has no interest Of more vital i'm.
: SFtaaes, and nose whiaA requires greater
1(. y shat sar eisi.sn'. I'm
- 81 sharaetsr ana e.
y ~ Iill depend almost
i upoa - Superintendent
q ~ N Eis changed and 10
- pat 10 OPP suNw, ii is the more
glaas 4haa " have man Of proper
49, - mould il into form and shape
nieasy, At onos, for i "
n1esas dsal - sAiss lad
J vastsa before mat
Ia pat . ! sosnd basi'
~ ~ + sill rlaAr sasir'
- il1 = = - - ~ 10 county IN
| |s Ix - ~ - entirely in III
- aGss1foos % Ne people thu
W 1Si = euu1hss seouhle With i.
rs /, y = = ssssy snaa vho fsels - y
a - = s11ea1loa y Leo n
T. s1stgiss - se66111s eelesele
ndsaG sandidass - sneue
= y old and Will kneUs eisisenl
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Ems. Carl Orr s-P1sAss announce Taos. Mar FL
I'M - sandidatsfor Justice Of tbs Psscs Of Jack
con Towsship. and obliss a
m,h1s 4ANY vOARRs.
w ~ sathorissd t. snnsunss M VIZ. srcssS
viii - candidate for Justice Of the Psass 1t the
snsalns aownship slastion. q fnchn
~ sln will b. ssandidats for reelection to the
soes 81 Justice Of The Peace At ths April election
mcA34s ~
Phase announce the mans Of ,. I. Blair ~ .
candidate for the oase Of Justice n the Peace.
mch24 MANY vorxas.
coNsTABLE.-JsA. WALL viii b. supported
for Constable, 1t the cn aing election, by
mch22 MANY VOTERS.
Eps CARR CRY: Picass snnounnn. JoHs n. |
YouSc candidakGfer Justice Of Nc Peace for
Jash.on TOWNSHIP ~ MANY CITIZENS.
nAh20
Frs GArr clrr Please announce the nane Of
&c. Estes asa candidate for City Marshak q tAAl
April election. aAa Many OLD sErTLEAs.
meh2Od #I
Hairy FuLros is fAe candidate Of manysfor Al
derman from theas FOURTH WARD.
nah1ed
L. En-. Carr cr-v:, Pis..c am - tls .san~ e91
th HAAs md y. ". n. MAasu = - N
for slsstaesse tAssaes q Tmstsss - vlsll
etsAs i6ssss Of aksokUt ,efgs Nv
Ewssa. - ~ r. i
THoxAs 1lsscusa 80 H. T. ~ -
BY ,m mated for ss-slssxI6a a. n % - H. /,
Ward in th. Board q lru1 81 NJ
Public Schools Of tbs city.
mehi9d sSssA
ED- Rev. Gxo, Dsulsos and G. \. Coxn are ssm.
mated 70 ssprsss.t - 1iut Has1 u the City In
lshe Board 1t Bdacaties. ,sxfmcblsd
j c. I.ossEr IssAsss ~II1ss sspport.d for City
1 Marshall ~ The shniae eikc,ionss
mchled Tue PRosLx 3 CANDIDATE.
MrssAs. Ep,roRs lin viewof the present pros
porous caaditioa Of the Public Schools, usdcr the
Imausgenept X ~ present Board Of Rdscation,
the vstsrs q ths 1osrsA Ward viii support for re-
II alsoateaes members Of the Board, the President
thsscof, Our WELN, and ~ 6asre.ary,J. W. o.
~. Gnoh,sd
EDS. dArE CIrY PLEASE announce the name Of
q 0rro LrsAx A. candidate for the once Of Justice
4 " 'oe '"s ensuing .'. ~ p,r,unm. Nd
-
~ III. !. - .'.s. ~. - -. 49,
!. $500 ..ou. IA a 49, xc~s.. = 81
ms1Isa
II 90 go ~. - 3 : 49,. ....,. e,
: sandidstslsr ~ 80 r. cry nassAsa - ~
4 earning eessttea. MANY VQ41B
-sA,.4 y: ]. Z. IS
KNsr as esndidats Tor a 81
Y ward 1t the ensuing elsst31n. &
m.hlaa ~
- 80 a.. M =
AnrWs hava ha.n ra<..SssAss2< - .,ee(n6uuuIi
J .~.. ~ AA'' go 49, ~ ~. I'll a w.
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stsspperssA ~ 1ssaIhtp
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WgWOvAG.
fTvHE Ksokak Hat aad Bonnet Blsachsry has
i bssn removed to Fourth, above Main strsst,
where al kinas Of straw goods will b. bleoehea
meh3l-3 G. u. EMERSON.
NEMOvEDI
". n. RICE ARchileca.
LAS removed ~. cMcc !ctc shc -. s:cSJ q
Ii Hatch = Thompson's new Bank Baiiding, sn
OMos On 6ssoad-st. [nsh3sdly
AloO, New supply -
vnvEeTIM0hY sf the Rookie; HilisoftAs 6hAts
i muc
Ncstss Anhrosians;
War Trail;
Neiehhsr lakewood;
HsnhoiAtb Island Of Cuba;
Harp u Hrssdon;
us1s Life, -.
Per ssls Attic CITY BOOK STORE,
sspod s. MAin-st.
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CIT y y LII o Ito n.
Ms~l1v, Apr1 "a,

TO cAsmDArsss~An as~nssnnb Z baaalAasss
nsAbe psi4 II = ) ssssDsssih, kns
s''s. - y,
xM. 9 ARR CIR ,--As ~ jssw insea elS,Isso3
&nsnd for higass assainnsnD y 80 Increased
With thsse views. ~ NJ you = aasplnss J. -
BRHvnss, Esq. y asaadIdsas for Justice Of ~
peAse, ~ the April elssti4n.
meh3l MANY WHO KNowsRIM.
H. r. RsxpsH will be candidate for Justice Of
the Peace ~ the April election.
Fer MafDhal. As N
WV. 8. Ivms 10 the nan for City Massha1. an1
viii be Supported ~ A MANY VOTERS.
....JAnsa n. It. - Independent csndb
date for coast suing election.
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Ems. GAR Orr Please announce Taos. MAJ
I'm - candidate Tor Justice Of ths Psacs Of Jack-
con Township. and obliss
mph1e MANY VONxRS. "
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beeapssn ssAll Mangs.
ii n sennissss Of Dsn6ssasy, appointed
= patch up smeeapronise, hive utterly
failed in ths effort.
! The/ Lsconpton men, beth Rspubli-
na.e nocrass, have agreed 10 Crit
49, 1ment, and will present :
y eniss1 against the Adninistration
60 House Of Representatives.
nsnn aaAal Ranea.


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- 80
j -
{ 49, 4 I ;ss.s.:s a took s s1...
= e except the presentation.
III d. g. ne joint resolution OF
5looe0n a9tsiatare 10 favor OF the
= - & noeeosa.
~ 80 49, spent 70 amending
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] spscting the nassaerss Of snigrants q Mead.
ow Mountains, Utah territory, and eoase'
qusntly. has taken no steps to punish the VI
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