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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-24

Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
VUyHE UNDERSIG NED bees notify to those par
insured in this Office wooden buildings
within the precincts of Honolulu, that in
Of the continued erection of large and high wooden
buildings together in streets risks tim
viii be aken and those already
taken win not he renewed on the expiration OF their terms
ROBERT c. JANION,
62-tf Agent for the Northern Assurance Co.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
ny, Established 1850 For Fire and Life Assurance at
home and abroad.
Capital sI .259.76O. Sterling.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the Sandwich
Islands ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION
Honolulu.
E. HOFFSCHLAEGER s. STAPENHORST,
for the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S
AVIS Al PUBLIC.
Les Soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs maritmes de Paris ct de Bordeaux,
previennent lie public general ct les Capt.
taines de navires marchands francais, qui vistent
: les ports de ce royaume, en- particuer, que dams
tous les d'avaries, qui auraient lieu dams ces
parages, lis devront, faire constater ct veriher
les fats devant pour legaliser leurs recla
nations contre les dts assureurs.
Cliff ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER * STAPENH0RST
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in ADDCRS AND HOUSE STEPS-LIGHT
aud gtrone-122l ladders, from 10 to 50 feet long,
81 house steps, from to do
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RsaI estate for Salt.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Ia THE RESIDENCE OF R V. SPEI. szSsA
nj DEN, situated on the Waikiki Road, miles out s
eH. of Honolulu. The premises contain about FOUR
of well fenced Land Dwelling House. and all other
cessary There also variety of fruit
Peaches Apples, Cherry Apricot Nectarne Mulberry
Ounce variety of native fruit, Cocoanu There
ponds the premises containing about 20 900 fish,
fit for The ponds supplied by
failing mountain The land all
cultivation bounded with Shade Trees every description
adapted climate Persons desrou OF purchasing would
do we'll to and examine thcse premises.
Terms easy. Title fee simple.
For particulars inquire of r. V. SPEIDEN,
On the premises;
Or A. j. CARTWRIGHT,
lI4-d Honolulu.
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ISLANDS,
Business q ar0s.

business Gar0s.
CHAS. BREWER, I'd,
Agent for the BREWER PLANrATIo,. Honolulu. 11e-t
HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
1oo-u A. p. EVERETT Treasurer ana Agent.
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned takes leave notify Merchants Ship Masters
&C. that be has been duly appointed as Agent for the
1s-ly ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned bes notify Merchants Ship owners
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION. o,nnu
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANIoN.
AGENT FOR LLOYD's
The undersigned notify Merchants Ship owners and
shpmasers, that he has received the appointment of
AGENT at these Islands for LLoYDs 9SsIC L0Sp9N s,,
FLORENs sTAPENHORsT.
against said Underwriters, occurring in about this
Kingdom, will have to be certified before him. Iay l-tf
K. O.HALL-
Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods Paints OILS and
general Merchandise of Fort and King streets
RITSON 81 HART.
Successors to Henry Robinson Wholesale Wine and Spirit
Merchants, Honolulu H. L. under the Auction Room OF A
P. Everett Auctioneer nearly opposite the Custom House.
32-tf
A. :. & NJ. $. GRINBAUM,
Importers Fashionable Clothing, Hats Caps
Shoes every variety of Genemens Superior
Furnishing Goods stoe of Fort and Merchant sts
Uonolulu Oabu 1l9-tf
d. N. FLITNER,
Continues his old business the store in Makees fire
building, the stand recently occupied by Dr.
Hofmsnn of Queen and kaahumanu streets.
observations of the and stars
with transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian Honolulu. Particular attention given fine
repairing. and quadrant glasses slvered
adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
ON hand and for Aft
j. III. WOOD,
and Dealer Boots and Shoes OF every
description Findings, Pump Sole, Rigging, Harness,
and Patent Leatlers. Calf. Goat, Hog and Buck Skins
Trunks, Yalse, SIarrir Gloves Fos, and Masks Black
Brushes Hosiery Brick Shoe store of
Fort and Merchant sts.. Honolulu, Ii. /. july l-tf
T. MossMAy. t. MossMiS JR
MOSSMAN 81 son,
Bakers ois Nuuanu street. Hon
nuiu Oahu : 127-t
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ii. f. LONG,
Undertaken and Cabinet Maker.
--REGS LEAVE TO NOTIFY THE
80 public he prepared TO furnish All KINDS
COFFINS, and superntend Funerals at the short
notice the long experience he has had IN
the business that he give to
will favor him with Ready made coitns always on
hand from 81 to S1O cherry and koa do varnshed SO and
SOS koa do polished S25 and $40 koa Lumber on hand and
for sale at his shop King street. nearly opposite the Seamen
n B-FURNITURE made, repaired and Vanished, with
neaness and dispatch. ho-u
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HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
KING STREET, WEAR FORT. HONOLULU.
AL KINDS OF WORK IN HIS LIN
will be executed with Dispatch and in style second
1cna ~ - 103-H
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C.. WATERMAN. 'ohS T. forh-
ID. C.. WATERMAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Especial paid the interests of the Whaling Fleet o
the fnis purchase and sale OF Exchange on
Bone Merchandise and the procuring OF freight-
REFERENCES
Nessrs ISAAC HowLASD, JR., Co.. New Bedford.
~ q y PopE ESQ do.
MORGAN STONE * Co., San Francisco
< MERRiLL, do llI-u
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S. HOFFMEYER r.

Commission Merchant Ship Chandlery, and General
Merchandise Lahaina, Maui, II. /. Ships furnished with
recruits. whaers Bills wanted the Z. s. and Europe
storage. July /, 1861
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THOMAS SPENCER,

Shin Chandler Dealer General Merchandise, ard
Merchant Honolulu, Oahu, 8 l. keeps constantly on fn'
an extensive assortment every description OF goods re
quired by whaleships and Others g.
Shipping furnished with all kinds Of groceries, provlSo &c
ar the shortest notice the lowest market prices
NJ Money advanced whaler bills at the lowest rates
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S. N. EMERSON,
Waalua Oahu Dealer General Merchandise, Country Pr
duce-such Corn, Beans, Bananas Butter, Eggs, &c
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IIIST RECEIYED.

uDER SYREN-CAsES 4.4 BLEACHED
II SheetinQs-extra hne quality. For sale by
l3l-tf C. A. II. p. POOR.
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C.. WATERMAN 'ohS r. fofN
ID. G.. WATERMAN & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Especial attention paid of the Whaling Fleet
furnishing OF funds purchase and sale OF fNchge. U,
Bone Genera Mercanise, and the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES.
yIessrs. ISAAC HowLASD JR., X Co., New Bedford.
MonaAE. &C. r. sfoSr sSS;c < Co, San Francisco.
McRuER & MERRILL, do. lII-u
w. A. ALDRICH,
Importer and General Merchandise Commission
Agent for the Molasses and Coffee and other
sgnmens kinds of Island Produce solicited Orders
for Merchandise promptly attended to- oo-u
THOMAS SPENCER,
Shin Chandler Dealer in General Merchandise, ard Commission
an of every description oil goos '
qured by whaieshps and others ..u &C.
Shipping furnished with all kinds Of groceries, Proi%S % '
III Money advanced whaers' bills at the lowest rates
= . s GUST
MELCHERS & CO..
Commission Merchants and Ship charders honSuI ,
Money advanced favorable terms for %hars sss S on he
u :. and Europe "''9 :
4. BREWER I'd,
c.a, Commission Merchant. Honolulu, Oahu s. l. Money
advanced on favorable for bills Of Exchange on the
L. :, England and France
SAN l. CASTLE Il COOKE.
wholesale and Retail dealers de Ter KING X and sdee
cr near the barge Church Also at the Store
frnsry occupied by c. II. Nicholson, in King street, oppo-
ste the 'ea July j, ls56d
UTAI IL AHEE,
Tor the Sugar Plantations Aio, at Papakoa, and Two,
at Puo Ho Importers and wholesale and a. hesam @ th
ments street HSnonC and & at lace "an and
Sugar, MOasses syrup Isa, ,erchsaise uI,se a"u
Honolulu August L. loo'-
| -
!
.s.;o, Merchant and Importer, Honolulu, Oahu, 5 1.
wanted Bii Of Exchange the T. s and Europe Con
sirnments abroad promptly attended 70. sa po
dce Of ali kinds in exchange for goods Jy l-
W. LADD,
and nsa,er in HARDWARE CUTLERY, MECHANIC
Tools AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Fort iIsf
/ lulu
ROBERT G. JANION,
u ,, and Commission Agent, Honolulu Oahu, s. l. Jy
-------- tn. G. Hrucx
H. Won HOLT Won HOLT & HEUCK.
,, Commission Merchants. Honolulu Oahu 5 l. 1y l-a
Alex. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Merchant and General Shipping Age,t MSnGulu
Oahu, H. l. ------- -----
GODFREY RHODES.
Dealer in and Spirits Ale and Porter near
the Pest Office, Honolulu
GEORGE G. HOWE,
,,... v.rs corner of Queen and Nuuanu
Lumber Merchan, nam oses y July 1-d
G.. H. LEVERS,
,,.s- and building materials Fort St. Honolulu Jy l-f
III. HACKFELD & co.
/ , c;ssion Agents. and Ship Chambers, Honolulu
General CohiI' July l. 1S56d
GEORGE CLARK,
n,v and Fancy Goods Hotel street between Nuuanu
pea'e' " and Maunakea streets, Honolulu 3 l. hu
| A. HARRIS, oAHU. - = - -
ABEL HARRIS & CO.,
=. IN .;,ds Of Hawaiian Produce, Honolulu, Oahu. H l.
Dealers 10 M ans ~ Exchange McRue Merrill San
4 Francisco. Z. s. A.
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RITSON & HART.

Robinson Wholesale Wine and Spirit
Merchants Honolulu H. L. under the Auction Room OF A.
P Everett Auctioneer, nearly opposite the Custom House.
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IpHOLSTERING.
CABINET-MAKING.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ENGAG.
ed the services experienced Uphoserer now pre-
nared TO make Spring Beds, HAIR Puu and HAY Mat
trses Spring Lounges Old Sofas Lounges Ottoans ana
Chairs repaired and reasonable terms Furniture
of all kinds made to order.
Koa walnut pine and lead Cotns constantly on hand
nd yn,5e 10 order CHAS. W. FOX, Cabinetmaker,
Tstf stewards Old StanA Hotel corner of Fort
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
vv,TyE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to repair or
manufacture kinds of machinery, mill gearing, wind
lass gearing ship forgings and smith work.
Cart boxes forge backs, anvs &C. hand and made to
order
Iron and and best quality of smiths coal for SALE
Also one small sized mill with copper tram
complete adapted either horse or water power -
2-d u VI. " lsAois-
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Stores, 9ueIIinas, a,t., TO gtt.
A STORE TO LET.

"A STORE TO LET,
- IN KING STREET. NEARLY OPPO.
:E site the Bethel 50 feet. The front be al
tered required for the occupant Rent moderate.
Apply TO :. JOHNSON
lSs-n House Carpenter, Fort st.
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Dealer Merchandise Hlo, Hawaii Ships supplied
with the shortest notice. reasonable terms
Bills Of exchange July 1, 1s56-tf
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w. 4. ALDRICH,
Imporer and Dealer in General Merchandise commission
GENT for the sale OF Moasse and Coffee and other
Island Produce. for the ILHuE PLASTArioS- Co
sSn,'e " - - as-arr,,,Iv ot,enaed To- S6-tf
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r. BISHOP. wM A. ALpRiCH
BISHOP 81 CO.,
Office in the Of Makees Block, on
Kaahumanu street, Honolulu.
Will depOs discount irsass business and
attend 10 collecting etc 112-f
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General Commission Honolulu Oahu money
advancei on favorable for bills OF Exchange on the
L. :, England and France ~
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aporters Dealers in Fashionable Clothing Hats, Caps
Boots and Shoes every variety of Genencns Superior
Furnishing Store of Fort and Merchant sts,
Uonolulu Oabu 1l9-tf
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HERS
MELCHE RS & CO..

Commission Merchants and Ship Chardlers, Honolulu oanu
stone store corner o kaahumsnu and Merchant SIS
onev advanced on favorable for Whaers bills on the
,iosy ~ - - F,rone July l. 1s56f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
that thieves set building on fire that they may the

that thieves set building fire that they may the
mere safely carry on their peculiar trade.
Position oftte Democratic Party on Slduery.
The Democratic party consists OF three factions.
1st The extreme southern faction, who hold that
the Constitution carries slavery into all the territories
and that Congress has the power and ought TO pass
laws for its protection.
ID. The Buchanan faction, which holds that the
Constitution carries slavery into the territories but
that Congress has nothing to do with IT,
Sd The Douglas faction which denies the power of
Congress over and that the people of the ter
ritories have the right settle IL subject to the Con-
stitution of the United States expounded by the
Supreme Court.
The first two doctrines evidently carry slavery into
every territory Of the United States and keep it there
The Douglas doctrine amounts to the same thing :
for that leaves the question of the power Of the people
oyer 1t, to the supreme Court and that court has
already decided, that the people Of the territories
have no power over it but to protect it, because it is
established there The Constitution.
We give portion Of Blchauan's special message
of Feb. 81, 1853, which shows his own doctrine and
that Of the Supreme Court at the time as fol-
lows:
'It has been solemnly agreed by the highest judi
cfal tribunal (he Supreme Cour that slavery exists
Jo'NtttttbtOt
States. Kansas, therefore. is at this moment as much
a slave state South Carolina Georgia. Slavery
cam therefore, Rero,' be prohibited in Kansas, except
through the means of Constitutional provisos."
How much does this decision leave of the Douglas
doctrine? absolutely nothing-H ends just where the
Others and carries slavery into every foot of
territorial sell The doctrine then, of every faction
of the Democratic party is pro-savery when carried
out and gives up all territories to the negro and
his master by which the laborng white man is excu-
ded. unless he Git to toll by the side of slaves.
The Homestead Bill rejected in the last Con-
gress by Democratic votes-simply because, free
homes to free settlers public domain would of
necessity exclude slavery. The vote that Bill in
the House of Representatives stand for it democrats
and all the Republicans, against it IS democrats and
no Republicans, showing that democracy prefers the
interest of the slave owner to that of the poor white
man, who needs home Can free sustain such
party? by Order Central Committee,
AL0rSPE.Clt, chm.
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Vote for Il.os and Mitchell.
'grar,sc. ibiug and aEadexirss,

Let it be remembered that the sum OF
$33G,75 was raid p C. Jefti.ies last year for
tranScribing Records and Indexing Docket.
4 large amount was paid to the same gentle
man in '57-5, it is understood, for the same
kind ofwork, but we don't find it in the ex-
hibit, as a scpcrate item. The fact probabl y
is that about $500 has been paid Jeifries fol
his services in this behalf, and there is anoth.
er fact inthe same connection, that his index
is so defective that it is worse than useless,
and Flinshas ordered another book to have
it done over again If this is the character %
all OF .Jctfrie's work, and if he is to be kept
doing it over, pretty bill the people viii
have to foot
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Cancelled Orders.

In Judge flint's exhibit for the last year,
it will be seen that the outstanding orders
therein mentioned, are represented % be can
celled. Flint admits that this is mistake
and says that Street put in the weird ''can-
celled." as Joe Street county Judge p
Flint has given out that Street is not his
organ, and yet he lets him fix up his exhibits
for him. At any rate, let il he understood
that there are 81, go of orders outstand-
ing and Of course uneancelled.
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Vote early and work all day at the Polls.


TIL perpetuity Of Republican government is based
upon the intelligence of the people-hence education
lies at the foundation of prosperity and is the
great bulwark of American freedom. These truths
are not questioned, and it follows that the masses
must be educated to be enlightened, free and happy.
How shall this be doneY Experience through
the instrumentality of the scholastic col.
ieges of the people. We look to other source
for universal instruction, and it becomes us then
watch the Interests of public instruetonto elevate
common schools TO their proper standing and guard
and foster them by such basis and means as their
Importance demands. The educational department
is an important part of State affairs, its history
in other States abundantly shows. But the success
OF any system Of public instruction depends upon the
character ana qualifications of the persons who have
ii in charge and if we expect the office of County SUI
perintendent to result in aRy good, we must elect
men who are quaahetl to attend to it's duties-men
who are thoroughly experienced in the theory aud
practice of teaching and who have the ability know-
edge and inclination to discharge the requirements of
the Office not only the law specifies but also as JUS
tce, circumstances aud Judgment dictates. Let us
have a Superintendent who is thoroughly qualified
ana viii take deep int in the of education
ana then we may expect to receive some considera-
ton for the money paid to him fro the county
ury. Ii man is forced upon because he is De,-
ocrat, and irrespective of his qualifications, then
must consider the money which he sucks from the
county treasury as lost-totally lost. ......
lfyou elect a man who has qualifications, and a
man thattakes nointerest in education, well may YOU
cry out against the Office. But the fault is in the
Office or in the that you place in the Office but in
you who vote for him. Why should we not elect the
best man we can get for this Office ?-and elect him.
th, over the head of party avoritea Clique favor
te whom il is attempted to run into the office for the
sole purpose of feeding him in the county treasury
voters OF Napello County, will you not teach these
Democratic wire-puilers that you make your own
choice of officers by voting against the that they
have attempted to force you. Place man in this
Office for once that properly discharge its duties
Give Prof. Woodward your support--show up the
puatlhcaticns OF the true to your nsighborsani
show them that they voting To rob themselves by
voting for man that has admitted his inability to
perform the work for which the Democratic party asks
that he may he emplayed-and thus make your neigh.
II il TT,t4iP int.
interest tn have Prof Woodward elected County Su.
perintendcut of Common Schools.
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County k2Npnssss-.s,

1t is impossible to analyze the exhibits of
Judge Flint, item by item, as we should
like to do; but we present them, and hope
the people at their leisure viii analyze them
1t will strike every one that the expenses for
all purposes, are enormous, greatly exceed
ing what they ought to have been. Taking
what everybody knows to be the fact, into
consideration, that the Court House has
been full Of pensioners and supernumcraries,
and that al that class Of persons have been,
flush OF County Orders, and are, to man, eX-
ceeding anxious fora continue of the
present state of things, and the conclusion
Is irresistible that something is wrong, and a
change Of men and measures matter OF
very grave importance.
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A Card.
Mr.. EDITOR


Sri notice. in tha County
exhibit Of Judge Flint, for the G>"2I year
ending July LIST, 1859, now posted up in the
Court House, that the extra clerk hir, in the
Office of the District Clerk for the year cover
ed by that exhibit, or from July 1St, SO.
to July LIST, 80, is stated to be SCI 7,O5.--
AS the said year covers six monthS Of my
term Of Office, to wit:-From 1st january &c
LIST July, 80, deem it due to i.Sself t.
state to the vcters of the county, that, ol
that sum Of S6l7,05, only the sum of$39,0 &c
was paid for assisting me the first s;X months
Of my term, ending July LIST, 1&j9, or the
last half the above fiscal year.
make this explanation in o"lar to set
myself right, as, without the explanation, il
might be Inferred that a larger or;ion, per-
haps half of said sum, had ben incurred
since came into Office
JOSEPH HAYNE.
Ottumwa, Oct Sd, 1859.
Democratic Economy, q Mills; Repub-
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Poor DoDGE.-Eyery days experience has
confirmed US more and more in the opinion
expressed at the time of his nomination, viz:
that it was brought about by his enemies for
the purpose of destroying him, which they
have most eifectually accomplished. He has
made the most miserable CANVASS ever made
in Iowa. His speeches have lacked dignity
and courtesy, have been destitute Of argu-
mcnt and wanting in point--mere school boy
declamatioG delivered in the most inflated
and ridiculous manner. His courtesy and
dignity are both illustrated in his mode OF
speaking of Senator Grimes, which he docs
in this manner: Jimmy Grimes, of our
town." Jimmy Grimes, of our town, rode
the nigger, in 1854 into the Gubernatorial
Chair" Jimmy Grimes, ofour town, organ
ized the Republican party on false pretenses
Jimmy Grimes, of our town, cons ultcd with
kirlwood in regard to the manner of con-
Quoting the campaign''-' unprincipled
Crimes &C., DC. When their candidate for
Governor thus gets into the gutter to throw
mud, is it surprising that his organs are in
the billingsgate line ?-Hatok Eye.
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Coal House and Priyy.

1t Is currently reported that this bnilding
has cost the county some $1,000. We find
in the Exhibits of the last two years only
1904 entered TO this account. How is this:
is this the entire cost of this building, or is
there sequel TO it The people ought to
know. and yet it can't be done until another
wear comes round
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Township Maps.

$27S,7 was paid to Pcarce and IIackworth
for IA maps. This work was done in wet
and cold weather, as a sort of odd job, and
yet weare assured that a good draughtsman
could easily do map a day, and that $50
would be a large price for the whole job.
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COsyRsy Printing.

1t will be seen that S494,0 6 was paid for
printing last year, and no Delinquent list
was published. Street gave out that he was
to do it, and that it would come to $1,000 or
thoreabouts Flint may deny that Street is
his organ, but he can't deny the fact that
Street is stamping the county ostensibly as
his representative, showing that Street has,
or supposes he has, a deep interest in the
result. Do the tax payers of the county
wish to support Street and his paper another
year? Ii they do not, the safest way will
be TO vote OSburn.