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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

FROM BOSTON, U. s.
-AsEs STRIPED GRASS CLOTH, CASES
White Duck, cases Black and White Checked Quilting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

EXCHANGE!
RINK WHALEMEN,s EXCHANGE
, <a new pattern, on fine paper) for sale.-Ats, Merchant
Blank Exchange For sale BY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

BY STEAMER FROM NEW
DARTMOUTH COLLECTION OF uvMNs
and FUMES choice variety in gilt and plain bindincs.
Als& a lew large type edition. l151-2ml III. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

WATER-COLORS.
lOXES BLAKEMAN'S BEST n
- Water Colors, for sale by
1885, II. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

sezng stuff, anchors, chains and whale irons
Lumber.
AN ASSORTMENT CONSISTING OF
and 5 inch plank. 2x3, 2x4, 2x6, 2xS joists,
Hardwood square timber for boat davits, anchor stocks and
windlasses furnished to order,
i inch boards. doors, sashes, blinds, ciapboards, &c.
Hilo, Byron's Bay, Hawaii, March, 1859. l43-2m
, 1859-11-04
A BIT OF PLEASANTRX&
We cut tie following from tho Chicago lie,
dd Of the lyt inst:

""Ns. EpI7on-I much surprised TIA. The. morning
paPau have pAssed neglected. nssce The sa.er.
Gus attack made On tIc Catholic Clergy and th1ough ,he
IN the <nttEe Catholic community hy thr ~ Txnr
On fhF eh ulsino. Thh p7pe claiming N be
tsconaaniT alzna+hnE and vls,ng Caiocs ter ccsty
and their nktnn. 1fttc CONDUCTOR tint he+4 had t+e1,
dealt with according 10 their de%e14 tey woud !ve tern
long ago su~ary rhazsd for cndcarofnG to ncic tie
Catholic population Of th+ cy 10 o.. and bac Of the
pssee. we'll Tor lts Enss and lco* nces respecting
te Catholic Church. IT, clergy, AMI &a'hoe+ sen-tA-
Such coa'se has hczeefuEs than Jroparzed tie
tranquility Gt aevet7l clues ard rtnsL hf sA1isiag
shosd do Aers- AMI II Is tc hoped. snld any ss.ch
disturbance nccus tha tic ,<s,:.". would fall those
~onls" who nay te the cAuse o! It. ALr1tA-"
Ne agree with the writer Of this solemn
paragraph, that it is very much to be 1lopcd
that @h~a m Irish mob takes possession Of
our otIicc, the banking institutions law offices
Aad innocent Hhoo stores in our vicinity may
not be demolished Mt the same limo. We
need not make words with Gen. ':.Alplla' as to
the moral rectitudc Of lis suggestion, or his
novel way Of throwing the Llamc OH us if his
fellow relgioaists should assume the preca-
1ious job Of turning ou: otloo inside out or
personally "cllastising" any member Of our
corps We will say, however, that We hare
nade no assault upon individual members Of
the Catholic church or clergy. If Mr. "!Alplla''
reckons citations from history, in reply to the
Late Papal alloculson, 10 be assaults on tue
Pope and the Catholic Church, VIC submit that
his quarrel lies will, history aud not will us.
IF 1a n,%~ 1f u,
, 1859-11-04
Drrss 4 Trihtt1tt
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER !, 1859.
THE JoSESRORO PEST.


: Nc print elsewhere letter from reliable
socrce giving further details Of the trapsac-
tons Of tue Jonesboro kiduappc.s. 1t has
bccn suggested 10 us that the Illinois Centrol
Railroad Company should he nemorialized On
tie subject Of tho protection due To the hplders
OF its tickets against lawlcss violence. The
company itself is protected in tho premises ,,y
q decision OF the Supreme Court (Rodnep rs.
tie Illinois Central 4. 4. Co., ~ III. 4e} The
kiduapPers do not pretend to 10 atrcs,;pc ms.
senseFs III pursuance Of the Fugitive Slave act
As 10 nlt other law or color of law the
decss'on in the. Rodney case is conclusive
rs to the right Of the company 10 carry all
persons who pay their farc, without let OF
l"norance iron my quarter, except as to fed.
Graz warrants in tile hands Of a u. S. Marshal
Ao1'nng then, would seem to bc palmer thai,
Tic duty Of tho officers Of tho road, 10 pu. al,
immediate stop 10 these cutragos. We arc
pleased to learn that one OF the conductors.
not long s'uce. chased kidnappcr from l,ie
train with revolver and Threatened to blow
his brains out If he ever molcsted passenger
under bis care again. We think he ought to
be presented with gold watch nnd ,,air o.
Improved shooting irons and we 1r,,st hc will
fail1fully fulfill his promise If like c1iecncy
occurs again
, 1859-11-04

THE GREATEST WONDER ~
l. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Kesl0rafiy,

aaG. tie St. Louis, No. r.noesat: B...s ..
Letter 70 br. Wood. Of th!s Aty. !r,s. t.1'i...
h. hair tonIc. eucn svidtner must h..c il, 80. -.
coming from Tri.sb'e souscs. II n.rtdsaes AZ rv'
Vi truth. The Dr. ns<ts e4cuuuEs r,f G,et,,
iefJ from the pftss:
attention called T. " month, sLea 10 tt. h4hy '+...
vdeet4 Of yoar hAlr tasas:vs. w.s lda 49,,
xey, probably one. t!,1t white. ny vhf,4r,. ~&-, ..
thafatsr SIMS th1as mHu,hA s!ncA pr. i. ii r-:
psuy!n: xhat lad vi. Lsd ua-d it air"tt ~ T., :.
lave procured Al.ihtf ttttfx u ~f..el !.
viii: Aa.s b.. 1otay a!s.ppestea. th u ny ~ ~ ::
face Aid MT h1!r has resumed IL naiura e"t. -
t!*.s a'ots so ~ *!ossy 'haa ~ T., tn ~:"f"
the se Of 1:ry twu Year,. hA* ua<t 1t With lie .
The abovr nuti<e dem due 70 ,ou f"s YIN ..i.a,
discovery. ALL assured that whoever vi it.t.:
pes directions. VIII n4s hAsu oecaaon to ra.r H.
sease,nt ns.. AIN e'''ten This city ard ~,
.n~ here au. adl'.nlnx t"wn-. Any y"" a4.~
atnv<. with my .tt~th.a. Is a. ,",s ~
m, s*lf. i IN truly soura A. L i:.YN">'
wunn5 HAIR EE@Ti'i:AT;yE.
Psofe asor nd-Es1r VI: IfA.1tk ha. The III. =.
y.- IT, fsss. IL Ssw Stje.us !" t.. -. s1si,
ytry tainx a.t,l~. II; t1'rta n"s+ ts::k at ...,:'
r. .or5, ~ ~ .yrrs.. "s M sas'or;, "
Ttsurderrstd. Rev j. K. Er.xt "a ta't>tt: In ~.
1r sanding ard pa.tr iA- t'rri "x .'u7t M I...
ss' ~ III ssa'i<'ah VI great sn;,',aa Z ;s.,
Ennxr1sLr, ln, ri;
1!alr Restorative, i xsts pleasure t" ~ , 80
hi. t.esn e1sel*nt IN r-''rv'r3 i"t.a'n.s.ln1 .;
e"n.I.,. ,sn:sn I + .tsnux ~ x.h h .hsh IT,.
NJ stsv: assle's -sta is,inax Iks The
~, %S ,,:,1:.s ;, s.;, y:
lEtsxssa 1rd Fancy fsu-r.- ntAr!H ii
, 1859-11-04

ST. Lawrence Co., New York, WAS the home OF
Si'as Wright, and WIS the old banner Demo-
cratic county, in the days when the party vas
democratic in principle. It is now the banner
Republican county in the Empire State. The
activc men Of the party hare completed their
organization aud preparations to get the voters
to the polls. and report to headquarters, at
Albany. that the Republican *state Ticket can
draw on that county for 5000 msjority over
everything --proSlarery and cork.leg cou-
biued. The election is next Tuesday.
, 1859-11-04

Editors l'fsss 1nd Tribute:
The criticism in your Wednesdays issue. up.
on the action of the late County Convention.
relative 10 the memorial Of the County Commit
lee, is emlnently just aud proper. The memorial
was read pending the count Of q hallot far
SCHOOL Commissioner, md Mt q late hour, while
members Of the Town Conventions were anxi-
GUS to proceed to the nomination Of Town Off
GERS.
These circumstance. combined tn pre7pnt n
proper discussion md understanding of the nyo-
nosition FIR registration md IN ,l;. T attribute
its 1ailure in ,l.e Convention.
The evil of admi,t;n, Democrats IN rota at
,lc primary meetings Of Republicans. needs mn
comment. The day Of its general recornition
aud adoption, will chronicle the downfall Of
Rspub!1canixua in the city and county. Itp.o.
>1uced the appearance, in the County couvrn.
,iou. Of a double delegation from the town Of
Jefferson and in one other tox, in the co,n,v
, 1859-11-04

Judge Black has not done with Douglas yet.
but Is preparing 4 Eejoiuder to linn which will
score tue Little Giant severely.
The war in the dul:nistra;inn ranks in Phil
adelFhsa continues to rage. The President, it
Is said. has absolutely displaced men from Office
for no other reason than their failure TO carry
the respective Wards or Districts tor the parry
last October,
The indications arc that the time for holding
the National Democratic Convention will be
fxed VI the middle Of April.
Members Of Congress are beginning to come
on, and the organization Of the House is pro-
mlnent topic Of conversation. The administrs-
tion men will make determined effort to PIE
rent the junction Of tie Northern and Southern
Opposition nlen, 'sy dexterously using the uar-
per's Ferry affair 10 trighten the Sou1he.uers
out Of their prppriety. The device will no. sue
ceed, ~ the Republicans have so nearly ma
jority that it will not bo difficult to pick up Goat
ing votes tenough to carry their nominee
through.
;. Wendell is working like beaver for the pub
Hc printing. md has gone on a pilgrimage to
Albany to help him out, but think his chance
is hopeless.
Tue Teluantepec rouls is in bad war. SEN
ator benjamin, one Of its strongest friends, has
returned empty handed from trip 10 En-.
rope in pursuit Of funds.
, 1859-11-04

vcsscd with Gerrit sn,iti in regard to the
trouble a. Ilarper's Fer4, that he was in no
way identified with or priB to Browns scheme.
His explanation Of the mtter is this:
Two years ago, Mr.. Smith, In order to help
the tree state movement i Kansas, gare Brown
q note Of about $500, agniist man then in Kan
returned 1t to Mr. Smith who agreed TO give
him, ut some future time, sash to the amount Of
the note. After that be lot sight Of Brown until
about The first Of June lat, when he received a
Letter requesting him to send draft for cer-
tain amount. sl0o. we th,1, pay able to the ord
er of another party. :;
Mr: Smith in compliano. with the request and
.Fatt, snpposing it Was ! toHa dds iirm TO whom
II was addressed.
lie rrobubiy believed also that the money was
10 he listed, ut least INDIRECTLY, in assisting fuEt
tiEe slares, as tint was te last Kansas WORK.
That lie knew anything utnut. Mr. Smith says.
distinctly, that lie had acknowledge OK the least
suspicion that 1trown Was engaged 10 planning
AL insuTection. This agrees perfectly with
Browns statements, that lie alone originated
and carried OF his scheme.
CHARLES BLA1R.-.Among the Letters found in
"Old 1'ro*n's' possession, WAS one ftum chas.
blair, Of Coliiusvit!e, iu Connecticut, in relation
to Il certain contract. Mr. Blair is workman
Of tile "Colliusvil!e Axe COMPANY" emp oying
the meu under him. aud taking what contracts
llc Fleases. Some time in ISIS or 1857, "Old
Brown" camc to Coltsnsrille, ind contracted for
a thousand pixies to be used iu kunsas. Fire
hundred were finished for him at this time and
the other i've hundred were left in The hands Of
the contractor. Last June sold brown" again
questea slr. tlair to finish up the remainder Of
tue pixies. blair asked him 70 what use he in
tended to put them, now that the kunsas distur-
bInccs were over: To this question he gave an
was given IL L Mr. Hart, oG UnionYille. II waa
found, however, that j; wo I'D be impossible to
furnish more than fnur hundred and lifty OF tire
number due on the contrAct-naking nine hun
dred aud fifty iu all. When these were sent,
blair sent with them tlle letter that has been
published.
LIEUT.. corP1E.
The Mu@ca!Ine yosrtal says: "I.ieut. Coppic,
one Of old o&sawmtomie l'town's men, ia Z young
Cedar county. Iowa, where old Brown himself
was quartered several weeks in the summer OF
lSls with u number Of runaway tlay..s. We
donht very much, howeccr, whether the staid
Qaakers of Sprinsdale approve the rash Ioinsa
of Brown mud Corpie at Earper's Ferry"
ErcuASAs IMPLICATED.
Forbes. one Of tue abolition conspira*ors in O
letter 10 DR.. Howe, has th.: following omiuoua
note
"Sce my letter to J. D., dated asd February =
Alas! After the first false step from The ways
Of virtue the path is all the way down hill
From rewarding knus Ii invaders aud murderer.
what more natural than that the President
should turn conspirator himself: Just Us VT
expected!
The Boston Journal says:
, 1859-11-04

ANOTHER, PARFY WANTED The kid-slove,
Filth avenue members Of the Democratic party
in the c,ty oi New York, organized, rrofessed-
ly, 10 oh=ek-mate ropdyis,n. The manifesto Of
these select men demonstrates the necessity Of
another organization, to check-mate lying. The
rowdies make no profession to deccacy. The
utterers Of falsehoods do.
The Tribune calls the Fifth avenue noodles the
Democratic House Of Lords" aud calls on
them to retract their lying charges or prove
tEtm
, 1859-11-04
THE BALTIM0RE RIOTS.

1t Is not for US to shy who is most to be
blamed for the rioting aud bloolshed which
marked the Inst election day in Baltimore; il
is not ios US to sit in judgment upon the re
spectiyc claims TO dccency Of tho American
yal,oos who now hold SWAY, and the Iris,
yalioos who hut lately have been in The habi,
Of practising the same illegalities aud barbara
ties which nrc now being visited upon them.
But this we do say: if there can lie any pos
eible or conceivable excuse for tllo disturbun-
ces with which that devoted city is afflicted,
tue Opposition party need only to recur to
their experiences when they were III minority
to find If not justification for, ut least palia~
ton of, their acts; aud We say, further,
that il Baltimore must be governed By rul-
daa1sm and violence, we prefer the rulianism
oi tic native citizens to that Of auy Of the
Irish that were ever horn. We justify neither
the one party nor tie other; aud we rccur to
thoir evil doing now, ouly to point out to our
readers, especially Of this city, their crninasy
in refusing to local politics that yieilant care
aud attention, which faithfully bestowed.
would make scenes like those trnnspirins in
Baltimore, impossible. II they, like the men
Of property and influence in that city, choose
to give up the management Of ward and pri-
mary meetings. the nomination Of candidates
aad tho control Of election boards 10 the or
ganized clubs Of rowdics, who, unopposcd, will
n nf <1,n
power, while they arc enjoying their supposed
ease at home, upon lllem must rest the
responsibility Of these alarming municipal dis
ORDERS Their property and perhaps ,]1eir lives
will be sacrificed in atoncmcut for tho sins O!
omission with which. they are clargcab!o
Who aupposes that if tic solid men Of Balti-
mose-tho men who own tho rea1 property,
mauage the manufacturing establishments, sell
the merchandise, aud pay the taxes Of that
muoieIpaity-lsad done their duty, and had
not surrendered their sacred trusts to the ire
aponslllc politicians WHO live by pluutles of
tile public, tile 'Blool-Tubs, ~" Rough-Skius,' ~
Killers" aud other like associations Of ruf.
fans would hive ever acquired the power that
they now wic1d with such ,ucrcilcss dcter1ni-
nation? Neglect Of What concerns cvcry man +
safety, and particularly every mans properly,
by those who arc entitled by their wealth
education, social position and seuaFn@ intelli-
goncc TO the controlling influence n municipal
nfIaira, is nj the root Of the evil; and VIC say
now to tie men Of like character in our Own
, 1859-11-04
DOCK RIVER SEMINARY,
IL u l.W'ArEp At
3TT. ~ OK IL II. nc LIZ CO..

st,r,t Elm. Ns E,.t 1T PHO, shr nr,rr.t station m
'''"> '''tA' H. linn I.utr4 ,t,;.na.g "
~ ~ -
n4iss Sake* fuA finn foftsf3a, fuu, 1ld Fasxtu
Thrc.u'.e IT stuy enhrat'. ersEyth.as usually taught
in tee. With many other u.-tat tnf ornamental branch
h- tn>t'tnsh has Just cis<t lis ninrtsn YEAR #
nr' successful r.tTtrt l"n= eaier!rncr. and
S't eharxf II tLe *stSt .!eps nenss lae
--!t -" al the ~Ik u +"!lsxr wlits1: n-nG lhr
L41us AfI.Epuxh e"EleA+ t.fF*e !" raf~rt; i~u!'ss
rAiat- An! x tettn tast lhrloH'a 4hF sttlF tHtss
VIXEN II - huiuE.Ety e.stnp.ctst
TERMS AM, yACATi.>SS-T1c Academic Y,ns j..
.1iy4,,,i :,r,ir, I. rm. Thr Fl sr, run,Iu-nx. th
1;u Aa. II. Asu.s and ron, .nuY. iu-y~ ". rks sue
x.,., Il. ayvc t.; II 1hr week Ihr WINTER r. rm,,nl
ntu,r-t- III Monday in S.,yvn,I.~r u,I rntimur, IL
.sea w.,s, .uc x~d..: ty vas.tap If "n. WIZ Thc
, 1859-11-04

The London T1fyrdph srayeIy states
that in the Cnitcd States, an.on;: ,hr candid
atcs Of the democratic party for tile rrcsi-
de1cy. the most prominent is .sttp1t~ i. Dony.
faf, q black mn" who for many years has con-
Quoted an abolition and emancipation paper
with signal succes.."
, 1859-11-04

- Re~. T. Soule, pastor Of tho u. E.
Church at Moline, died at his residence on Tues
day night last,
, 1859-11-04

/: t% compounded eni,+ly fun s;u1.. ztI h. t.e j.
estAlt<h.s1 faet. staHlx4 Ms,Le .., at4: :,
prs ri y 1lE that hasr asel II. H.
c,GdIsnee la Ii lsxa4s fur wtnch il il
l; has eur,h thou: axis -. TN. nj: lIa4hr,. .r:4
wtt41n tLr a.t twu Years ,-rf t'.,t,;a .i. by.
wis. hat given up Al! hri-- ~ T'rI y, >" S,..: !.
II relief. &hr MINT H..atut t.,-It,rI.l. T.
Unsolicited tttt!stAtr5 IT. l.. tku.er.. tL,-ra So
my pss-.4-ssfon sst~. = tn, t'"Es'a Ihtan..l1,
The iuss mist s~ a..rtt1t = k!su,nt-. J.u I..r IL
t.r th~ f~mI- tsiIenf IT fh- n.4t N..@,.4* III
t1tssauA u faklts il. ant rf<st e.,u'y 4. A.:
In such III s'.!..rs Flf. u .e
ut get tIy IN the Lnw~f. - 1T vii cusr sit ltE.H
LIT itr lcta If y.u. III lIE, las III, d. 81
judgment &nh:r yI T. f- ttst IT. twrAtv
n,< ~ The LIVER lN|l =. !: tAua il-. T-s..-s
Curator. and +" Will fnaae taken Il cs1
rnFe l-iyes EnIu p Xutx. l;i =, .ntnt u atllc.-
iin* Attacks. D~stt:'st1. -
Al wke ar- u4nR 1t giving testimony IN i:a favo:
, 1859-11-04

~ MAcY:-Th. drst annual Eouae Of Lsetu'e. viii
T. msnecte Wednesday evening. Ssv. sth. and continue
twill, xk.. Gsxx,.1Ay-J. Y. Z: Baney 1t. y. rnuf.
raA.sAsE !. sc.mm'u. 81. D. riu'. AA1ra': NFp,eA
ul4u IT, ka4tl. H. H. PfUf. The <cturs Oh cheRstry
F .ri ;Srn RI every r!4y Al The Laboratory
l. i. M<tl:a4 toltsc lht lrc'uEy. n rultey and
Nae..a Nrs.i. viii 1- deliver. n thf Hai q! Hryaht le
Z -.!7t,u< co.nnse'eil t'utr@r. Mrnt4y AMI W.sntf
dry Per,nshcspE 10 att nj one ar 1t the
Fn,:rasy eana hy paving tht Inft e, Without
Ha::. .aat::. ;fxE.- -Aa1,eulai"' Fee. ps; but oncs
91lV. Professors EACH &6u For further particulars A.
r}tu ). y. FAME. HteF-
, 1859-11-04

PRoFrrs Or ORcnARps.-We are informed.
SAYS the Eatkf7a INtaoi4an, that two farmers IN
this {Aarshafl) county, who. in addition to the
usual products, hare sold from their orchards,
during The present fall, over $500 worth of Ap-
extent Of land is concerned, These facts ought
to be enough 70 open the eyes Of our turner's
to the value Of orchards. Ii should be remer-
bered that the annual rost Of cultiva.ing IN
orchard OF ten acres is less than that Of kitchen
Garden Of ha.f au acre.
ArBrRS BCRSEp DowS.-We reeeired the fol-
lowing report from Auburn By Freeman's Ex-
press, this evening:
Auburn Is about half burned down; iro
caught about half-pAst seven o'clock this n1orn-
ing. Our Office. Empire aud American hotels,
and most Of tho 6re.2roof buildings are safe-
Loss estimated 1t fifty thousand dollars at least.
The telegraph line was burned down. and We
cannot give full particulars before tomorrow"
, 1859-11-04

CNOW'S SEMIN.ARY-NO. 275
~ Nur,tn street, S"rh H!ven. The 9TH se,t~l year
viii ermnrEcc Monday Sertrtl.er S,h. 1851, Male ,sd
Female lt atn,eat asts. Price. 4 fu t,n have been
recr al nt thlE.! thrrr p*r cent. E1 further pasteu
au-ll::.snI o. Il SNOW r;iacIaal
, 1859-11-04

Cioaks, Raglans, Bournons, lie.

Cloaks, RaglanS, Bournons, &c.
WE ARE SOT MANuFACAuElS4
q T. Q a e s.,
AND LADIES FALL AND WINTER
OUTSIDE GARMENTS,
OF every de.:sp!ot .1en:yty made In ye1s best
which VT 1rs sslux III
E-ITREHELY LO|F PRICES.
Mich Less than be bought where This city. We
have nov In 'sess %: in'postatons u
ELEGANT PARIS CL0AkS.
Cioake OF Every Description,
MADE fe eLi SES e14 fsfK hif& Alp rssp 9iH2S
Hasir$ determined to make coatsa prominent feature
q ~ r e .sts. :,es
At ps1css thss ea1nts Dr. tump.'rd with.
Cloaks and Garments Made to Order.
". II. ROSS q: CO.,
II, Lake strret.,. .......1s7 1ss
'I,..l: lLAlIN GS, CORSETS,
Em6Ro1DER1uS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash .gob1i,.s ana Retail
"A. GRAVE5,
70 LAKE STREET. "a
| wehave just opened complete .sock Q,
Ladies' Dress g. cloak Trimmings,
suAwL BORDERS, ETC.
EmRROIDElkIES AND LACES,
or a: ksnas, seuus lot OF Eseue Aud scotch
l''*' Ha'1 Esnt, la;,e t;,5 ss es1 Thfesa v*
FRENCH AND CEeMAS CUEsErS,
4 fun line u The Woven" Dab and '.Nettrl BI.h.
| rsk!r."-,as, ,4r.e best -tyie. In tie n.a1k,..
Afuil Assortment Of L1cl-s GtEts. and Cl4!!rras
UNDER GARMENTS.
In SILK. Mtsno and Cashmere. Tie te.t stylts O:
HOSIERY, GAUNTLETs', AND CLOVIS
inc.ud.ns ALExASDEK's KIDS.
| A!e~ of,ae a"v..,!e, Ia Tie bes, manufactured
WOODEN Goods,
Such ~ Tie PE1ScESs CAFE, suAWLS, SOSrAGS.
TALAACA &c. kr.
f.aH!f r. sf eEgx faS \ sG H1E
| IANSS. Ti1l:sAus. HlNHlNGa aaa
SM A LII WARES.
Weaye Offering IT. ck on tie
| hlOSt Favorable Terms for Cash.
We have ,akrn graf Pains c.c., paue1t cu,.-
pete n tselt. and RESPECTFULLY ak IN e1ata4t L.
y. E.-lMt Wholesale sttrk Of ftouhir Sinx!e S,nt
aIa shetland Notts l. t"l. ixtr a:.d ;tricssttw.
A. GRAVES.
SUCCESSOR To Z. 7. ATklS<OS)
IS p. Lake street. ChIeuSo. IS
/ .-.Aa4i IN
, 1859-11-04

Governor Willard. CT Indiana, has come to
the rescue Of his brother in Law, tue fugitive
Cook, hut whether he will accomplish his rur-
pose by his prowess as military commander Of
sovereign state, or BY his powers Of eajoie1y
as Democratic politician, is not known. 4
Fifth Avenue democrat suggests that it would
be sood idea to let Cook I'd on condition that
be would make the right sort Of confession. 4
document OF this kind, duplicating leading Re-
1,ublicans in the Harper's Ferry movement,
would be worth at least hundred thousand
dollars for party capital, and might make up for
the sad fa.to Of poor Forbes.--.N. I. Eceaing
Ip*t.
soxE OF TEE t'rERsosSk1" or TIE nAnPEn's
PEnuT OUTBREAK.
Personal APPEARANCE or CART. DRows.-
Dcnj. Mills. Of Jancsrile, happened TO be at
Harper's Ferry at The time Of the Brown 1nsur-
rection, and was one Of the persons Who was
imprisoned by Capt. brown in the arsenal, thus
describes his personal appearance:
"He is 4 tall man, rather STOPPING, about
slxty years old, has a long beard, his teeth are
out, Roman nose, his head is long, high mud
harrow, talks tfuently, is cool and firm. I took
particular notice Of his acts; he spoke to US
prisoners with kindness, aud after enc Of his
rons WIS shot down dead, and the other NOR
tally wounded, I could not see muscle Of his
face draw, nor his lip. trenab1e. He gave his
orders perfectly cool I think be is perfect
fanatic, and crazy on the subject Of slavery"
!GERz1f SMITH Axp BRoIx.-The Syracuse
Journal learns from a gentleman who has con.
The weekly Panola star., 1859-06-08
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Css6hslsatr's ooIesf Lasls,
DuRsrAST ID : leuts of she vro.
II bate Court Of psuooo Couusy, Stats
Of M'ssissippi, rssesse1 . shs Nay ,sr,a
1869, thereof, The sndsssIensd, ~ special
commissioner, appointed by ssii uour,
81 the torn aforesaid, n sell tho land,
belonging 10 the estate Of John Burgess,
dcccas, q, will On Saturday, the 0sh day
ol Jsly nsxs, % ths pssniscs VI said d.
esased, within lawfal hours, procsei 10
oIsr for sale 10 shs hiehess bidder as pub
lic vendns, Tor enc fourth cash, tn BAL.
anec In oWs, twe AoA three ysoss, paymssss
dss on The lss tsys of January ls6O,
ls6l and 1869, respectively, shs following
lands lying and bsinsin the county snl
State aicrssnid, vis,Ae southeast quar-.
tor u section -, township ., range Z
wet, containing ens hundred and s,x,v
acres mora or less. This land will be
sold satjec, 10 lhs widows dover.
Bondr, hearing interest at Z per cen,
from date, With good sserrisy. viii H.
required on the psrchassr.ss tos the rar.
chase mcnsy rot paid On the dsy of sals.
JOHN s. BURGESS, { ccmnissionsr.
Iane, 4,h, lS;9.-4w.