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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-17
MODE OF ANNULLING AN ELECTION n OF
FILLING VACANCIES.

Sec. 100. Whenever fifty or more of the voters of
any district shall petition the House of Representa-
tives, setting forth that any person chosen as representative for
said district. has been elected through bribery. or any other IN
fair means. or that he u not qualified according TO law, the
House of Representatives. shall institute an inquiry into the
truth % the charges in said petition and il they find the
cha. ges TO be true, they shall! immediately declare his election
null ard void.
Sec. I97. Whenever the House of Representatives
shall declare the election of any person null and
void. a. provided in the last preceding section, the clerk Of said
House shall Immediately notify the inspectors Of election. for the
district in which such person was chosen, Of the fact OF the an
nuIment Of his election. said inspectors. upon receiving such
notification. shall give ten days previous public notice for hold
ing a new election. and the electors cf such district shall accord
ingIy proceed again to choose a representative. in The same man
ner 5 at the regular election.
Sec. 1913. Whenever any vacancy shall occur In
any of the election districts of the kingdom, either
by resignation, death. or any ether cause, it shall be the duty of
the inspectors Of election in such district, i'm Immediately op ascer-
tanning the fact, to give ten days previous public notice for hold
ing "a new election, at the usual place or places within such dis
,rict and any such election so ordered and held. shall be valid
and binding 10 all intents and purposes
Sec. 799. In the event of any such vacancy occur
ing during the period in whichsthe Legislature is in
session, it shall he the duty Of the clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, Immediately TO notify the inspectors o. election OF
the district in which such vacancy has occurred. of that fact
and said inspectors shall proceed to order, notify. and hold a
new election. as provided in the last preceding section.
rN mr. nr-nrrN IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-09
w IL L / A M b II o w N,
UPHOLSTERER.

All kinds OF Upholstery work furnished and Repaired
CARPETS cut made, and put down, at 236 Main Street.
lei dly Opposite Piper's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-09
TERMS OF ADyERTIsINe-

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY or
WEEKLY Spy, for sl0O square" for three insertions;
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute a square Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place, also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements mast be paid Ia
ddrance Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
szS No grdtaitous Adrertisemenfs No report reso-
unions or proceedings of corporation, society
association and communication designed call atten
uon 10 any matter of limited Individual interest,
De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-09
Zeal estate,

49, REAL ESTATE in the city will be
sAsmall Farms out of the city Also for sale loo for
cash credit Houses in the city varying in price from
$500 to sl50OO well small Farms and lots of few
each for moving pasturng Persons wishing to
buy or sell are respectfully invited to call on
LARKIN SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, 236 Main-st., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-09
Socks, Stationery, 1t.
PLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
At 239 Main Street. Worcester

PLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
At 239 Main Street, Worcester,
will be found extensive Staple and Fan
in connection with my Book store, BindeTy in good
working order, and am prepared to manufacture
BLANK BOOKS,
to order, of every to any PATTERN all work
done promptly in neat and substantial manner Having
made arrangements for procuring Papers direct the
Blank Books and Papers at the lowest prices solicit
the attention Of all persons procuring blank work
made have constantly on hand large stock OF Blank
Invoice and Record Books Time Books Dockets and
Letter Book in cheap and extra fine Binding; Memo
style, and the best Paper Particular attention
paid to Binding Books in full calf half calf with mar
papers &c, bound any style desired Ruling and Blank
BOOK Paging done to order have well selected stock
of English and French Papers of De La Rues Johnsons
and Moneres manufacture of various Note and Letter
sizes Papers Of the best American manufacture every
ported papers for commercial consisting Bath Post
and variety of different sizes. whatmans Drawing pa
pers OF every size, from Antiquarian Atlas, Columbia,
and Double Elephant, to Cap size.
articles and furniture for writing comprised in part in
Copying Presses Books Brushes Gold Steel and Quill
Pens Stephens Arnod's, Blackwoods and other Writ
ing Fluids, Writing Desks, Portfolios Inksiands in great
variety Writing Pads Calendars Pencils Erasers PEN
bells, India Ink Cards and Card Gases Office Homes and
Shears Blank Notes, Drafts and Checks Mathematical
Bill Files, &c, &c.
Ladies will find good assortment of Stationery of
every variety and quality aud in quantity desired
Paper and Envelopes stamped with initials without extra
charge.
Orders for Printing will be with neatness and
dispatch at Printers prices 0orders printing Cir
c9ias Programmes Cards &C., from parties out of town,
will receive careful attention.
ES Gold Pens, of a superior quality
EDWARD MELLEN Jr,
mch5 dtfawlm At the Old Stand of J. Grout
THE WORKS OF THE GREATEST
u AMERICAN NOVELIST
illustrated by the
GREATEST AMERICAN ARTIST!
90 O p e RS NOV Ell S.
with Drawings on Steel and Wood. The most magnh
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Issued in STYLE of unsurpassed elegance, BEAUTIFULLY
Illustrated with Five Hundred Designs by BARLEY, ex-
ecuted on steel and wood in costly and superior man
ner, by the most eminent Engravers in the county.
Cooper, whose name is with his countrys woven
First in he files, her pioneer of mind. "-Idlleck.
s. CtOUGH, Providence
Agent for Rhode Island and Worcester County.
mchl5 ddtf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

A DEsrEHArE FueIrryE-Aa escapsd
Murderer 6ioiVs on his 6raiiRs.--One Of
the men. named Seibert, charged with,
murder, who recently escaped from lad.
at Columbus. Ohio. was discovered on
Saturday last. . few mikes from Cincip.s
natl, BY several officers. The Enquirer
says;
Heran as swiftly as he could, but soon
found that he would be overtaken, rs he
was hemned in on every side. He then
gpt upon bridge Of the Gleaveland, Col
nmbus and Cincinnati Railroad, and told
his pursuers as they drew near, that ii
they attempted to arrest him he would kill
some Of them or himself, for he was de-
not to be taken alive, at thesarpe
time pointing his revolver al them. The
party were similar armed, but concluding
not to expose themselves recklessly, they
sent for rife. AS soon as he saw the
returning with the weapon, he
put his revolver into his mouth and blew
opt his brains. The body Of the aesper-
ate suicide was placed upon the cars and
taken to Columbus.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
The French Speliation RilI.

The Senate nassad The Francb s,,al;al.
ton bin Yesterday h. > yo,s s If vsas 81
NAYS 81 This b;It 3Zb;cl, bss ,,ssssd Is Is
.tbsr bonsa "a 81 $500 i, - "s. 49,
several t;rnes ,roy;Sss IN. 800 ,;asaa,! ~
sball IL no5 IS 80 ss.,,. -. s. ~
i1g AZ f1o0 M, - s,,ch c;,;a 49, 1911 80 ~
ITSitsd Sts,ss !. = ,ss;r 49,, ..,e
at;yas q Ia valid ola;n,a.n - a..
mon tba French $3.50 nn.as,. Y snu ~.
II ;lleas, csntn,ss da,aa.;sss - 'I ~
sa;z,Irss ;Ilsgsl rns,ions e.. "a ssD 10y.
scafion con,n,;,,sd rr;or y. s.a @ sa,; 60
tan AZ The corvar,.;a, b. ...as., s ..', r..
IA s,ates .n n' "a Eran,.. .or 49, ,ae
c1nda5 81, .ha so.h 49, e Sea.e. ~
18oo III r.,;t;oat;aa. ~ r = & 49, $3.50
ebanasd & ths fclIor;na i,iiv - ~ 7
,ITIssa Sj.;,n. ~. 81 i lS ;v,:s,,.....,...a
s4ttled - hoard &c - an, spo
viii meet " sd;nd;c.,a ,har. 4, Wast; 49,
tan
Tbis hi, hoe b,essn tafo.a f,ona,r,ass
nearly fftS vssrs TT # nas.sd $500 bo,h bSn tsss
IN 1sas ~, was 1900 $500 ~ pras;d $3.50
Pan. IL he e,ronnd ,bs. ~ Il I'm haJ 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
CHAPTER TIL

| Four months elapsed and not any IT,
dings had come to Miss Trayener's cars
from her former lover. Yet absense did
not conquer love in her bosom. The
attentions Of Ceiling Wippell became
daily more oppressive. and as he was
favored by her father, more alarming .--
She firmly refused to give him any en-
enlargement and feared that She would
b driven directly to insult him TO put an
end TO his persistent offers of marriage.
By her refusal togiye the rich young man
her hand.
Three months more passed when 4 let
ter came to- Amy from John. Il 1t inform
ed that they had safely reached the gold
mipes, and chat he d1got together 4
large pile Of dust, but he meant to get
more and then come home AIS for Stan
hope, he wrote very despondingly ofhim
saying he was III with the fever of the
country, and he3feared it would 60 hard
with him, especially as he WAS very low
spirited, not being strong enough to work
the. gold cradles aud get along like men
used 10 hard labor. .s4 E=t.s
This letter Amy showed to. Kate, who
was thrown into The deepest grief biz its
tidings; and her love for Sfanhope SO
possessed her, that if she had had lit in
her power she would have flown to him.
Amy showed the letter to everybody
that came to the door. 1t fell, thus, UNI
der theeyes Of golling Wippell.
\. All. this is my rival he muttered
i If be were to die there, | should have a.
chance
A month later came another letter to
Amy from John. Itbore Tie sad intelli-
gence Of the death of.Stanhope, who sue
cumbed to the wasting fever Of the
climate.
had him decantly bnriedin a grave
by great rock. which I shall know
again, Amy be added. He got but a
little gold together. 4 fear u wal break
the heart of Miss Kate but. then hefhad
forgotten her, and loved, with AN his
heart, a pretty Spanish girl who nursed
him, and to whom He left all his gold,
about 4 thousand dollars in all If you
tell this to Miss Kate, II will make the
blow less heavy II her, and help her dry
her eyes sooner. e
The letter was read BY Kate and after
q few showers Of hot, angry tears. the
young girlv dried hereyes, murmuring-
/ have been, indeed, forgotten II
hare loved one who could not love is |
did All. Stanhope, how could YOU for
get me !! mourn less your death than
the death 81 your Affection for mel Loy-
ed another fair Spanish maid 10
whom he left his wealth. / will try a1d
fsrget him also! Vet must weep n
have been 50 deceived.
VA few weeks passed. and commanded
BY herfather and importunsd BY Wip-
pen, she consented, As filed b d sacrifice,
TO give him her hand. The day Of mar.
rage was fixed. II happened, without
premeditation. 10 be Just one year snd
i day after the departure Of Stanhope for
California, and about four months after
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
AbelIshing ths Fraaking PrirlIegs.

Mr.. Iverson introduced a bill yesterday
ID abolish the tracking privilege. This
bin proposes to abolish the franking priv
ilege to members Of Congress after the
present session, and in lieu thereof each
member is entitled 10 receive annually
si so ID post Office stamps, to be delivered
AZ the beginning Of each ANIMAL session.
Tile STATES!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Death Of Cen. Hsndsrsdn.

WAsHIEeroN, Jan. 6th--9 p. NJ
General Henderson, the esteemed com.
mandant of the marine corps, was found
dead in his drawing room to-day. He
had been ID excellent health up Ne hour
Of his dissolution. He entered the ser
vice more Than fifty years since. and WAS
breyetted for gallant service in Florida.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
aPARKS s. hEeDsELEY.
\ A#W II IG II,

IA &DHEWlPARRs & JOHN i. aiOsELEY
IN hasy ng eptered into partnership, for
the purpose uf practising Law III the Circuit
AID Coalty Coutis of Kanaaha, and III lie
Circuit Courts oil Logan, Boone and Rome.
viii hereafter regularly attend those Courts.
-Ai bussir sss entrusted to their care will re-
estye ptcsnpt attention.
One drsthe other Of the firm can always be
4fo.nd, during business holrs, at their office,
In Rodser,s4low, III thekown Of Charleston.
&har1eston, Oct. 1, 1856. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
no THE PUBI.IC.

!. ANDREW PARKS, OF Kanawha county,
and JA Mes w. HOGE, of Putnam couaty,
having eAiefed into partnership, as Attorneys
aad Coahselors at Law, under the style eI
sPARKsJ& HOGE, for the counties Of Mason
aud PutIsam; will attend all The county, quar-.
terIy aaSjse;rcnit courts IN those counties, and
Win attend promptly to all business winch Pa,
Ia,y bal 9ntrlsted to them, appeItaining to
thsir PROCESSION. PARKS q H0GE.
Jan. Nil 1875
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

The debt Of Russia is said % amount
to 1882, soc, 900. That Of France is
SI,24s ,ooo, 600, and that Of England is
81, 295, OOo, OO0.s Rather large sums. but
the resources Of all the thres ustions are
immense. and their credit Is excellent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
What. dear fafher9, /.

l. =
| This marriage with Stanhope must be
given Up. Theold man was bankrupt
Not left msyasedi- wilItake even his
carriage and horses and watch, Slye tells
me-, topay to pay the Las. dollar. AL.
ways knew be lived fast. Specialized,
teo. Sorry for you, daughter, but Won
must give up all thoughts of Stanhope
Seymour. Heis entirely out Of the ques-
n o as being my son law
Kate made no reply. Her dark brown
Eeyes 6lled with tears She. .hastened to
her room, and cast herself into chair,
sobbing:
LII will love Seymour to- Tie last -
What is gold to me, with heart soIrieh
as hisl have twenty thousand dollars!
That is more than enough for us! /
WILL not give him up. nv father shall
yield to my entreaties.' tIE
AT this moment servant left note in
her hand. She recognized the familiar
writing Of her love! She tore it open
and read as follows, By the roseate radi-
ance which the bright, welcome clouds
lent after the sun had disappeared ).
I5IttDear MISS TRAyENER- write a few
lines with deep emotion. They will in
form you lthat which, perhaps, you have
already heard that have nothing what
eyer left to me. of my father's estate. 1
can not, though yon should not change,
offer you a penniless hand 4 | will not
4 dare not see you--lest I should repent
my resoiation-for | know you are too
noble. and good to value money merely in
and for itself! I restore YOU your prom
ised hand, though l shall forever keep.
your heart Tomorrow OF next day /
leave for California. / hope to redeem
my fortune there If / should return
rich and you should be free--but I ask
nothing-bind you to nothing even in
hopes, Let me say. then, that il return
rich and find you the wife forgive me-
let it not offend you) Of another, shall
not beangry but ! shall forever remain
slnglG for your sake. .#ff
Your friend,
who prays for your happiness,
STANHoPE SEYMOUR.
q will see him before he leaves His,
loss has made him morbid and proud. : /,
can not thus lose him It makes no diff
ference with me--yes, IL does i it makes.
me love him more ! How distantly.and
cold he addresses me as Miss Trayener !!
Our intimacy shall continue, Stanhope.
You have more than ever need that I
should love you I
Kate was not able to obtain the inter-.
view she sought To avoid seeing her,
Stanhope had left the, city as soon as he
despatched TO hershis note TWP days
afterwards he was joined BY. John How
eli, and they embarked together ii the
Golden Horn, for the regions Of Edo.
RADIO. # u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

Mr.. George E. Deneale, member Of
tie Senate Of Virginia. has been arrested
add committed TO Staunton Jail on the
cfsFge Of swindling the bank Of that place.
MIR. Deneale is from the Rockinghamdis-
tfict. and got into difficulties in conse-s
quence Of dealing largely in cattle. He
has given mortgage on all his propertys
amounting to about sc, 900.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

volumes would be composed Of the happy
incidents and surprises growing out, Il
suddenly acquired wealth ii The golden
land, were written out into tales.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
b RON sstrs. I. ID. MrAuER j.. u. MEAnEl
JOHNSTON, MEADER 4 co.
MANuFAcTURERs or
Furniture and Chairs,
wiEoI.EsALE AND RETLAfI

Sales Rbonis. Al q Al West Second Street.
Between Walnut & Vine, Cincinnati. o.
Factory Northwest Corner Font s Smith SITS.
III Attention Isl it,sited to the large aud va
ted asslrhnent az Work nlwayx % be found
III our Ware Rooms.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
KANAWHA G. II. VIRGINIA lTTTEsDAY IAYIT
8 Oh, Mr.. Seymour T

! was debating what should do /,
I live. Amy, IS you spoke to me. I EN-
brace the CaliforniaIidea at once. / can
oppose John going. when I may to-m1or
row start for the placers myself
Il am sorry, sit, to hear how YOU
father died 50 much involved, said John
with frank sympathy. But / hope i
Hasn't come 10 This that YOU HI have Il
go to ne diggings
OH no I hope not calculated thu
good wife, with 40 inquestiye gaze Of scr,
row.
II have nothing left, nv good friends
Mr. slye has possession, and | am 4 wan.
derer- He says all is gone to pay. my
father debts.n :
Well I'm sorry to hear it. s1ye is q
rogue but he may tell mo the5trutli.
| Phsre is no doubt Of it, H You are
going 70 California. JOHN, will 90 with
you. You know that here be spoke Ia
Amy aside L love fair Kate Trayener,
and size i rich and ! am poor. ]: II / %
70 California I may yet be rich enough
20 marry Her, forI cannot have her, poor
as | am. .5
How long win you be gone p
Not more than eight months
Do you believe John will get gold q
| have no donbto Of ID at an. II is not
Ia year since people have been going there,
and how many have returned rich 2. "a
NJ Well John, # you will Be careful Of
yourself and write me every vessel, and
take good care Mister Stanhope and help
him q get gold 50 he can marry. Kate, I'll
give you my: consent
John at this fairly leaped up until his
bead touched tho low ceiling Of the tap,
room. and then Rugged and kissed his
wife tlll-she had to fight off. Stanhope
thanked her with all his heart, and then
the two5men sat down to count the cost.
70 aid them in this, Stanhope examined
the newspapers which John had been
reading for some DAYS past, and found
That it would cost at least three hundred
dollars each to reach San Francisco
Amy saw aud read the blank looks of our
hero. Shevat once arose, aud going to a,
private drawer. she unlocked it and took
ou! roll of bills She counted out three
hundred and fifty, dollars, and laid the
Stanhope's hand.
Ihefe--that question is settled. You
can pay ME back when you return, Mis-
ter Seymour. I've got as much more for.
John, as he knows, and shall have ias
much more fol- myself while he is away.
Now don't say one word. If I've given
my consent, you mustdo as I say,
You'd best keep it'll sir said John !
for | have made up my mind TO go with
you, and You ought to have that for taking
care of,me --eh. Amy 2 he added laugh
ing.
stanhPopPe, with the right kind offeeling,
gratefully accepted the loan 1t was Then
planned that III two days they should
leave foF New York, aud embark in a ship
q sail the next day for the gold region.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

AIRS. Burdsll Cunningham Is living III
style IN New York with one of her dsugh-
tefs. married, By the letter writer's. 70 a
g Southern planter"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

MEETINGS IN AID or GEN. WALKER.z--s
The Southern papers contain accounts Of
ali enthusiastic meeting at Columbus.
Miss, TO consider the subject ofrendering
material aid to Gen. Walker in carrying
ont the Southern emigration scheme IN
Nicaragua. Several other similar meet
ings are announced, and it IS said that the
sympathy of Mississippi is fully awakened.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
JOHN a WARTH,
~ ttoEney at Law,

# K1iN 4IW HEA s.A ZINES, A.
yyTtEE give .diligent laitentionite an busi-
wv Iaessientrusted to him in the counties
of Kama wha,1 Putnam, Boone and Logan.
IaprilfT, Sa7 Wi, 10 IL Fs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

Some Of the Tennessee papers are out
with the name Of Senator ANDREW John.
SOP in connection with 'hehsxt Presillens
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
QUARRIER & CILIIsON,
Attorneys at Law
FRACTION IN KANAwHAf COUNTY.
Il Address sKanawha g. H, Va.
Il flaw AND JUSTICE.
j J. v rs'aiL,lsH.

LAW AND JUSTICE.
H /. FISHER ana i. W ENGLISH shay-
IL ilis entered into q partnership, for the
purpese (aE practicing Law IN the cnuntles 81
Mason atSd Putnam, will regularly attend the
Circuit, puaaterly and Monthly Courts oil
those two coua: les, and willHpay every atten-
tien to business entrusted to their care.
One orathe etisror the firm will always be
fosnd.at Their Office, in Point Pleasant. nd
one or tiis other will regularly be at the Put
mana County Courts.
nj. ri sasant, Dec. =, n3Iyi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

Why isa1 Old maid like abad lemon 4
Because i amt worth squeezed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
IA. 5C. BAILEY

\ A. re-. BAILEY,
|. "A ttPE.1aey at Law,
EFAyETrE g. H., VA,
5yyTtIL practice in the Circuit and County
wv Courts Of Raleigh, Nicholas. Green
bfss and ayette counties. H50y2yl