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The Largest Assortment of Music
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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-13

mas been said, 60 together, and while doubt the gen
OF the aphorism, it would seem to be
Dorhe out IN my experience of Hawaiians and pre-
sumo will be found to be correct with regard to most
races with whom civilization, here, is in normal
condition On the contrary, the possession of wealth
mat which leads to it, thrift and industry is inds
soubly linked to knowledge and humanity with a con-
sequent tendency to advance in literature and the
growth OF the fine arts, and whatever else tends to hu
man improvement. The pleasures and responsibilities
OF the possession of property, soften the tempers of
men, and this humanity is the distinguishing chlrac-
erstlc OF civilized age, in cOnradstncton with one of
oarbarIsm and ignorance. In spite, oo of the COM
plant which often hear that those men oenest re-
ceye encouragement in life who least stand in need of
It, am inclined to think that ordinary prudence would
teach US to trust less readily to person in circumstances
or IndSence, than to who above the tempta-
ton OF money, even supposng the natural integrity of
the two to be alike. And naturally enough we find
governments invariably regarding their richest subjects
as those most interested in the preservation of quiet and
order and therefore best fitted for positions of and
honor We remember Catlines words to some appli-
cants for his favor who were in the cant phrase of the
present day, fat broke that " they had nothing to
hope for but civil war;
beg pardon for this prosy depression, but were
editor OF the Hae HaWai, these Of the ideas
would endeavor to present to the native mind
But there are those who understand here, and
would fain have them think with me that the present
Is deeply Taught with the future good evil fate OF
the Hawaiians. We at the turning point, and our
destiny lies in our own hands.
"If stand still,
In fear our motion will be mOckd or carp'd az,
We should sit, or sit
State statues only"-King Henry VIZ
The project of Joint Stock Whaling Company in Hon
olulu is, satisfied, perfectly feasible one. The
idea of corporation for any purpose has never to my
recollection been brOached among the natives. The
plan Of concentration of means, the bringing TO-
geher into the capital Of many in order carry
for the general profit any business for which udi
vidual wealth is not adequate is which, if proper
ly founded and authorized by law, wi competent and
energetic at the management could not fail of
producing the happiest results upon the moral and
physical condition of this people. The competent
are here-the capital is here-the whales are in the
Ochotsk. Who will make the first move?
PUSH ALONG.
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TO THE EDITOR OF TKE PoLYEEsIAN.

|;-In again obtruding upon you, my medi'a.lOns
the subject of the whaling business OF hon0iutu'
Dot so desirous of presenting my views 1or the the
|don of the mercantile portion of our community M
no doubt are better posted than myself upon e ene
b. as am to solicit the attention of those more
atey interested in the Hawaiian nation py ln0ee
birth and blood which should naturally serve as
nal stmulants to action in whatever promises "
the race Phlanthropists have laOOred 1MsOhe .he
long and patiently-tO raise this people IN anS tns
civilization to the level of ChristianlIyo ans
We wonder at the apparent prodigy Of progress progress
Rbeen accomplished in so short time' II snGu.1
modify our exulation and lower our os 1O.'Ssg, hsn
1set that, like some species of vegetables mne. =.
10 quick growth, our civilization IS hOllGm W.. -
While we are remarkably free from great orlneo,
be telling but half the story to say ina. nc i
Tree from great virtues. Poverty ana '''e' y
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COM MISSION MERCHANT,

Honolulu, Oahu,.S. L.
BY permission he refers
B. F. Snow, Honolulu.
c. w. CARrwRIGHT, Boston President .hGRgtac
turerS' Insurance Co.
II. A. PIERCE Boston.
THAYER, RICE & Co., Boston.
EDWARD MoTr RoBINsoH, New Bedford
JoHN w. BARHETr d Sons, Nantucket.
PERKINS & SMITH, New London. [2tf
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An admirer of dogs, having had litter of
fine breed, friend wished him to put him down
for puppy!
Il set you down for great while ago." was
the answer.
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Blu SIN ESS CARDS.
HONOLULU AGENCY
Hamburg, Bremen, Fire Insurance COMPANY.

The have been appointed Agents for the
Company at this place, and prepared insure
risks against fire in and about Honolulu. Full partcu
lars may be obtained the Office of the undersigned.
MELCHERS & CO.
Honolulu, Oct. 7, 1857. 23-tf
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-09-01
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

Later from India and Characterization Of the
Fstes at Cher6ourg.
NEW YORK, Aug 23.-The following additional
details of news brought by the Anglo Saxon have
been received by telegraph from Quebec:
GREAT BRITAIN Thomas Pemberton Leeg is ga
zetted to the Peerage.
The London Times reviews editoriay the lament.
ed condition of Mexico, and concludes as follows
at seems there is nothing left for the U. States
but to consummate the work they have begun and
annex the land of Montezuma and Cortez, which,
even under the lash of the slave driver will not
gret the illusion of the liberty of the Mexican Re-
public"
The telegraphic communication between the Eng.
lsh shore and the Channel Islands had been success
fully completed by a submarine cable.
As the Arabia was leaving Liverpool for New York
on the 7th, an absconder from New York. named
James Fitten, who was doubling on his pursuer by
returning to America, arrested by the police and
lodged in jail. Nearly $50 00O in American Secur.
ties was found in his possession.
prospectus has been issued by the Malta and
Alexandria Telegraph Company to complete the
Mediterranean portion Of the line to India. The
project is to submerge cable from Malta to Caudia,
whence lines will diverge to Constantinople and
Alexandria.
FRANcE.-The papers TEEN with accounts Of the
Cherbourg Jetes, which had concluded at banquet
on board LIE Bretagne.
Queen Victoria left on the 9th under triple 81.
lute
The tetes were continued on the IT, BY the inau.
guration of the Napoleon dock, and the launch Of
the man of war Vile de Nautes. The consumption
of gunpowder during the tetes was enormous.
1t was rumored that Napoleon will return Victo-
rias visit in private and friendly way at Osborne
during the Autumn.
The Emperor had ordered pyramid of granite to
be erected at the head of the dock perpetuate
| the Queens visit.
The tetes terminated the 9Th with the inaugura-
ton of the statues of Napoleon l. The Emperor de-
vered pacific speech on the occasion, saying it sp-
pesred to be part Of his destiny to accomplish by
peace the great designs conceived during war. He
said the Government would not wage war except in
defence of the national honor and the great interests
Of the people.
| Yelloso Fecer at Charlsston and Neto Orleans
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 2S.-The yellow fever
has been declared an epidemic. The health officers
report % deaths from fever during the week ending
Saturday.
The brig Elsdover, from Havana, bound for Fall
mouth, England, is at quarantine. A portion Of the
officers and crew have died from yellow fever, and
| the remainder are sick with that disease.
New ORLEANS Aug. 23.-On Friday there were
80 deaths from yellow fever.
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A Spendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

1UNHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
tory, situate at Tally Ho, Granville county. N c. inn
mediatey the road leading from Oxford to Hllsboro
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty work
thirty hands There is also the premises single story
Dwelling, with two good Kitchen, Smoke House,
Negro House, Stables Crib. Steam House. &c, DC A
splendid opportunity here presented wishing
to engage in the manufacturing of Tobacco The location
good one being the edge Of the lands that produce
fine not the finest Tobacco in the State There is a-
ways money to be made by well conducted Factory The
neghborhood is unsurpassed for health and good morals
Having sold out Store at Tally Ho and of the part
OF having left the renders
it necessary close the entire concern and wish to do
can, and therefore would like TO have pro-
positions early be DONE For further particulars
address A. H. Cooke at Oxford j. j. Meadows and Dr.
A. Fleming, at Tally Ho.
Terms reasonable.
COOKE, MEADOWS FLEMING.
August 2S, 1853. 85-wL
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AMERICAN CoLoNIzATIoN SoCIETY.-The receipts
of this society for the past month amounted to
$6974 81, of which Sc, 600 was from the estate of
the late Gen. Mckay, Of Carolina for the us
of the people sent under his will to Liberia last
year.
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GRe Stanbarb>
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1855 8

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
rHoRzEp OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
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~ The last Raleigh Register contains the follow.

.eY@ The last Raleigh Register contains the follow.
ing:
IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE SUPREME CoURT.-Tod
r. Cald,oeM ct al Us. the Justices Of Burke County
and the ". NJ c. Railroad Company.-This an
application for injunction to restrain the Justices
from issuing bonds levying tax, to raise $50 900,
heretofore subscribed by the Chairman of the Coun-
ty Court, for, and on behalf of said County, to the
Capital Stock Of the Western N. G. Railroad Com
pany. 1t was fully argued before Judges Pearson
and Battle on Tuesday, Aug. 18th, by Tod R. Cad:
we'll, Esq., for plaintiffs and Col. B. S. Gather and
w. w. Avery, Esq, for defendants
After careful deberation their Honors decided it
to be a proper case for injunction, and according
" ordered writs, &C., to issue.
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The Mountain District.

AS there is much interest felt in the vote of the
Mountain District We give below table showing
the vote for Bragg and Gilmer in 1885, and also the
vote for Ellis and McRae, and for Avery and Vance
in 1868:
1856. 1863 1853.
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ATTENTION HAT WEARERS
We are receiving our supply Of Fall Hats and
Caps.
M EALlOS FRENCH HAT is the most fashionable and
lvD graceful Hat outi
Beebees Navy Cap for Men and Boys is a beauty
The Bengal Tiger Spotted Cashmere Hat is all the raos
w. Il. d r. s. TUCKER
haieigh, aug Is, 1888. 69-u
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The first bale of new Cotton was sold in Columbia
s. G. on the 18th inst, by COL 7. j. Robertson, at
IA cents per ID. =,
We also notice by the Wilmington papers that
Gen. Evans of Marion District, S. @. sold the first
bale of new Cotton in that town the 10th inst. 1t
brought "a cents.-Char.D Dem.
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The FAIR AT HENDBRsoN.-The Granville County
Agricultural Society will hold its regular annual
Fair at Henderson. on the 18th, 18th, and 10Th OF
October ensuing Frank G. Ruf6n, Esq, of Virginia,
will deliver the address. We return our thanks to
tho Committee for an invitation to be present on the
occasion
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 25th-Flour steady Howard
street and Ohio S. to 60; City Mills S. So Corn
quiet-while improved 80 to SO yellow unchanged
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New York, Aug. 25.-Cotton quiet. Flour un.
settled. Wheat declined. Corn unchanged Tur.
pentine declined cent. Rosin 81 65 Rice quite,
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~ friend writing to US from Columbus coun-
ty, says:
81 congratulate you the glorious results of our
late elections; although the contest in this District
for Senator has been close yet Mcdowell has come
out votes above Jones, although some of that par
ty made the greatest and most unjustifable exer-
tions elect him. Stevens, the independent candi
date elect, is believed to be as true Democrat as
Columbus county can boast Of
Your correspondents argument on the usury law
should have weight with the ensuing Legislature, as
that law is considered entirely out of place, we'll
as an upustifabe restriction on the rights of the
people-and it is to be hoped that such alterations
will be made in that law, will authorize the hire
ing out of money agreeable to contract as well as
hireing negroes and horses or houses. You will see
by the returns that McRae men are not very plenti
full in Columbus"
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Rdzlsda Election

ST. LOUIS, Aug 24-The returns, official, from
twenty-sx counties and partial returns from two
counties, our to hear from) give majority against
the English proposition of 9,64S.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1850.
Pennsylcania Politics.

PHnADsLPHrA, Aug. IA split has taken place
in the Democratic Convention In the first district
Mr. Florence has been renominsted by his friends,
and Dr. Ne6inger has been nominated by the Anti.
Lecomptonites. In the second district, George II.
Martin has been nominated In the third, james
Landy, and in the fourth, Henry NJ Phillips.
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The Haoana Sugar Market.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Mouth of the Mississippi, Aug.
Il, ls5s.-The steamship Cahawba, from New Yo,k
and Havana, has just arrived.
At the latter port sugars were firm and active
numbers II TO IL of the Dutch standard being QUOT.
ed at from ST to 81 rias; whites to rials. The
stock on hand is lac, 600 boxes.
Exchange on London 15 per cent premium, on
New York per cent premium, and on New Orleans
A per cent premium.
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Nomination Of Lesois d. Campbell
CINCINNATI, Aug. 24-Lews' d. Campbell has
been renominated for Congress by the republicans
OF the third congressional district of Ohio
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Later from TEXAS.

Ldter Tr0na IeLds.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 2O.-Later advices announce
that Gen. Twiggs bad ordered an expedition of four
companies Of cavalry and fifth infantry, provisioned
for three months against the frontier Indians Col.
Titus company had passed Fort Cha6bourne on the
29th, for Sonora.
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". C.. JAMES G. JAMES.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE,
Petersburg, Virssnia.

N. c. EDMUND JAMES,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE,
Petersburg, Virssnia.
FALL 1858.
nEAR Strive take the liberty of informing you
ply of French Lngsh hiah and Azneican Dry Goods of
importation, and direct from the
this counr embracing style of Rich and F6shiona
able Dress Goods Cloths, CdSsmeres ind Vestin2s well
all kinds of
Heavy Staples, such as
BLANKETS APRON CHECKS,
FLANSELs COTTON osNABuRes
LINsEYs, GRAIN BAGS
KERsErs, VIRGINIA ruLLED cLorzs.
SHIFTING STRIPES, MARYLAND Do
RED TICKS, MARYLAND PLAINS.
BROWN sHIRTINGS,
BLEAcHED sHIRTIS6s, cAMBRIcs,
sATISETs, 10. JAcoSETs,
KENTUCKY JEANEs, CHECKED NUslIys 6c
NERISo CAssINEREs
And a magnificent Stock of PRINTED CALICOES AND
GlNGHAMS, all of the most approved makes. Also, O
general assortment of Hosiery Gloves Hdkfs Crsvats
Shawls Suspenders Buttons Trcads Needles Pins Let
Ter and Foolscap Paper Enve pes, and NOTIONS gen.
orally.
Our Stock has been selected wish special reference to the
wants of the VIRGINIA and NOBTH-CAROLINA trade
We therefore ask the MERCHANTS of those States pacu
ariy to give il examination before making their pur-
chsses assuring them that effort will be used give
satisfaction, and pedgng ourselves to be undersod
either in this any Northern market.
All orders promptly and faithfully executed
W. C. E. G. JAMES.
August 81, 1883. 6s-lm.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
To our Friends and Customers.
"E TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY of in.
w forming our friends that now receiving and
will receive for the Fall Trade of 1885, one of the must
beautiful varied and well selected Stocks of Dry Goods
Hats and Caps Crockey and Groceries, that has ever been
exhibited before by We intend renew our energies
in the business and experience has shown that
Is sure to follow industry attention. and accommodation
on the part of the Merchant shall continue using
best exertons to please customers.
We shall continue TO buy the gerry best of its kind.
We shall continue to bring the most dssirabe and fash
iondbke of its Kind.
We shall continue to introduce all the noreies of each
season of its kind
We most sincere thanks to q generous public
for past favors
". H 4 r. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh Aug. 2s, 1858. 6y-n