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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-24
LATE POPULAR Bon
lust RECEIVED PER BARKs :

LATE Bod
lust RECEIVED PER BARKs.1
y tn" and @YANKEE," ane for sale cba,a
The American Naval Sketch Book-2 yos
Peter Colt, the Cape Ann Fisherman.
Ross' Accountants Own Book.
Dred-a Tale Of the Dismal Swamp.
Waveriy Novels-IIlustrated-I2 vols. cum.
Cheever's Sandwich Islands
Irving's Complete Works. vols.
Alderbrook-z vols.
Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy.
Cooks Voyages Round the word- vol.
Life Of Captain Cook, the Discoyerer-2rd .
Gerard, the Lion Killer.
Hovitt's Land Of Labor and Gold.
O'Meara's Life OF Napoleon.
Family and Ship Medicine Chest Compsain |
Francis Manifold Letter Writer.
Lempiere's Classical Dictionary,
A great variety of Juveniles.
Spectator-6 vols.
Gliddon's Types of Mankind.
Universal Gazetteer Of Literature.
Adventures OF Don Quixote-Ilustraied.
widow Bedott Papers.
Philosophy Of Mysterious Rappings and EsSI
The Skeptical Era /
Tx Rowing Diplomatist-by Wikof.
The States and Territories of the Great wx |
A Commonplace Book of Thought, Msnssd
Derivation Of Family Names
Life Of Napoleon HI
Life of Prince Talleyrand.
Baltoota Travels in Europe
Anecdotes of the American Clergy.
Ingenie. or the First Days of Bloody Dz|
Trials OF Housekeeper.
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl-
knight Of the Golden Meiice.
The Gentleman in Black.
The Two Guardians
Tangletown Letters.
Recent Speeches and Addresses-by ChEAA
Gabriel vane-his Fortunes and Friends.
Panorama Of Life and Literature Of LtieA
The Hiawatha Legends.
Flower Tables.
Twice Married.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds.
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed.
Art and Industry Of the Crystal Palace.
Napoleon in Exile.
The Life M Reign Of Nicholas !. Of Rusaa
Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams
The Romance OF History
Old Haun, the Pawnbroker-Inusuated-
Literary Criticisms
Star Papers-Ward Beecher.
Anderson's Course Of Creation.
Mechanics' Lectures on Science, &c.
Yankee Observation-Disclosures
Men Of CharacterIby Douglas Jerold-n11
Stray Leaves from Fairy Land.
The Youth OF the Old Dominion
American Education-by Mansfield.
Scenes and Adventures In the Army
The Upper Ten Thousand-by c. Astor b.
Ny Cousin Nicholas-by the Author Of Ing
Choice Stories from Household Words,
And about 1000 other volumes.
107-tf HENhf Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-24

For Sale Low to Close COnsignments,
UVHE FOLLOWING VIZ;
Elk Young Greek.
10, II, and IS feet oars,
Manila rope,
Prussan blue paint,
Chrome yellow paint, Is
Chrome green paint,
Bales fresh hops,
Boxes, halves and qs raisins,
Bhls and 6-gal kegs whisky
Bales brown drilis.
Eek mountains Wave.
Cases boiled English hnseed oil,
Eiphtbs casks Rochelle brandy,
Half boxes loaf and crushed sugar,
Eek Syren.
Nos. 3 and 4 Roger Williams stoves,
Cans extra fine preserved oysters
Cans preserved meats,
Cans preserved clans,
Cans preserved strawberries,
Cans behring's,
Cases yerdale olives,
Gases assortad soups,
tA Cases soup and bouilie,
Cases turkey
Gases assorted soup and broths, cans soda, wine. oyster. sugar
and butter crackers.
Kegs whisky, Gases axes,
Kegs brandy, BDis ptcn,
Kegs rum. Linen drill frocks,
Baskets champagne, Linen drill pants,
Cases ale and porter, Bales brown sheeting,
Gases blue drill. Fl
Bales cloves. kegs nutmeg1, half bbs split peas. do curranss
Cases refined saleratus, cases 81. Clair, Dixon's, Emmets Upton
and Sweet Orange brand tobacco, etc, etc.
l33-tf J. Z. SPALDlNd.
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Trsassry fsm Aprn Ii, Less, T. February 1eA. 1859. fn-
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.Beips q interest ON $500 loaned 70 tie Treasury By /. Jack
son Aug SIS, 1853, and 455 81 Interest on q .60 balance Of loan
made 70 the Treasury Ans- "a. 1854, b. VI. Wytie-
GovmxMszS RnRL
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% aqakshuua.

& General Supplies,
TERMS As ANY ESTABLISHMENT ON THE ISLANDS.
Three hundred and 6hy nest Ash Oars,
Selected for whale boats, II, ls, II ana Is feet
ss ss'as p meta,
sheetlead marlin spikes.
Copper and iron tackle, Copper and iron see"h'
Assorted h.sohe.s A.sosssa tiles
D Ds.:' ,: .ss ,, s;. sss,. s ,ssa.: s ssss' drivers s.i:;
Knive. and forks, m msssesp h"ive. NV
Pocket knives, p:Sxana , n%.r
a A ss :.s s....;s. 4 s. sa:s csss.sry
f'i' cso osss s's csI a. Shoes
American. Californian and Hawaiian Flour, 81
New Bedford Bread, in shert cask;
A A%sic.n Mes: and Prime Pori. a superior is Of Hans
No. . s s.9 2 s.: :.s'. Sugar, CRUSHED sssi . sugar.
Molasses, Bbls vinegar,
split peas, cOgss,
Boiled lnseed oil. Spirits tarpentine,
Pure white lead, Putty, chalk,
Chrome yellow, Paint brushes,
Chrome green. Pencil brushes,
Pitch, Rosin-
w. X. Lewis & Bros fresh Preserved Meats
Roasted and boiled beef mutton,
Assorted soups, trpe. chicken,
Clans, corn, beefs, assd pickles,
Lemon syrup, assorted syrups,
Ketchup, mustard, fresh herbs
Thick sea boots, calf sewed boots,
Kip brogans, buff brogans,
Heavy brogans, boys brogans,
An assortment Of ladies' and
chndren,s shoes.
An assortment of New Bedford made Stop
Clothing; do. of Super Gentlemen's
Custom made Clothing.
A lot of the celebrated Tossie Irons, BOc,'s r. RsG =. 70" Locks
7>48 Fnf & briggs, of New Bedfor
New Bedford made TowIne, Manila Cordage,
Hemp Cordage, Rafting stun,
11e-tf Spunyan, Oakum-
To the Owners. and Persons Interested I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-24
To Whalemen !

w. MACY would respectfully solicit the same pa
Ne tronage heretofore enjoyed by the old firm Of Macy 4
Law, at the established Depot for Whalemen's Supplies, at Ka-
waihae, Hawaii, where will be found at all times a good supply
Of Beef, Mutton. Pork. Poultry, and also the ceie
brated KAWAIHAE POTATOES.
The above articles can be furnished at the lowest rates, ard in
quicker time than at any other port ut the islands. All beef
sold by me will be warranted TO keep In any climate.
~ No charge made ON inter-island exchange.
TIT q. w. MACY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
Aseinemb Der to Use Curtis Mamalulxe
..... .. f.inimant. .....

7nhe no othe, for Burns, Cramps, Sore Throat,
P0ias az TIE Joints, Rhena,dtisDs, Erys.lIsit,s,
Spinah ConpIdiats, Oid Sores, Cuts, BRUISES,
Seceiiiags Hsdddche, Mango, SAT- Rhenan, Dys-
eRtefy, Didrrh9a. .....
Look for counerfeits, the country s full of the
worst kind You may know the genuine by each
wrapper round the bottle headed, some with plain
horse others with rider, all of which signed j. L.
Curtis. Procure this article, and you have Lniment
on which you depend, and from the use of which
you most sanguine expectations may be realized
You cannot enquire of single of the merits
Curtis Original Mamauke Lnment, but what they
will tell you of some great good it has done them or
their neghbors. There is no other Liniment that will
perform many cures as this. Ask for j. l.. Curtis
Original Mamaluke Liniment. Some persons W i'll
offer you worthless article telling you IT is just
good; but do not be deceived, take no other. Read
the certificate:
Mr. J. l.. Curtis II have been afflicted for the last
three years with two running my legs, orig
mating from poison that occurred short time before
they made their appearance. Being persuaded by a
friend, who knew the great benefit to be derived from
your Mamaluke Linirent, gave Ii trial, and COM
menced using it, which did week, before deriving
any particular benefit. was entirely cured.
July II, '59-3m. g. TAYLOR.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
We regret to learn that our entcrprisina

We regret to learn that our entcrprising
fellow citizen Frank P. Dugan, has disposed
of his Watch Making establishment in this
city, with tie view possibly of leaving u.s.
Mr.. ID. has established reputation here,
both as "A citizen, and as a superior work
malp and we cordially recommend him to
any other community where he may locate.
He is succeeded by Mr. N.Ncunemaker,
late of Abba, who has our best wishes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS!
rHE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY

a RE now running a Daily Four Hors Line of Pos
IA Coaches, from Ottumwa to Bentonspo port, passin
through Drakesville, bloomfield. Troy, Stringtown
and keosauqua, making sure connections with the
Cars for Keokuk.
Also daily line Of Hacks from Ottumwa to Centre.
Vile, connecting with tri-weeky line from there to
Uarinda and through to Nebraska City making quick
time and sure connections at all points along said
az Passengers for Western Iowa. and Northern
ssour VIII ind to their interest take this route
- Stage Office at the Ottumwa House.
ottumwa, July 1th 1859. JR. wITHROw, Agt
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

New HoTEL.--P. G.. Ballingall, of the Re-
we're House, Agency City, has rented we
learn, the two upper stories, the room on
Market ST., and portion OF the cellar, of
Puif,roy's Block, corner of Front and Market,
for Hotel purposes. Mr.. Ballingall will have
here good deal of room, and the location is
one of the most desirable in the city.
There will soon be demand for more Hotel
accommodations. We can hardly have too
much. "A 81 Eaey He ED ~s rE es sg
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FIVE RESIDENCE G.. Daum is erecting
avery fine residence on one of the most beau
tfil and commanding sites in this region
1t is about half a mile east of the city. A
fine view OF the railroad which runs at the
foot of the bluff, of the Depot Grounds, of
the River, and the surrounding country will
here be enjoyed. The House is of brick
two high stories, and basement. The walls
are already up. as9 #.t ......-|.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

Cry INPRovEMENTs.--A. l.. Graves is
greatly improving his residence and grounds
corner of Front and College Streets, and
when, completed he will have one of the finest
places in the city. The cut stone facing of
his street front will be costly, and durable,
as well as an ornament to that locality 1t
is contemplated to extend the same improve
ment east to the city limits we believe.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
MILLINERY
DRESS MA
MISS MARTIN 4 CO..

MISS MARTIN q COss
ElORMERLY Of st. Louis, and late of Burlington
n would inform the ladies Of Ottumwa, Agency, Ed
dyyle Blakesburg and country that they
have just received from New York city fashionable
assortment Of sprug Bonnets of every variety they
have in the east. Also Head-dresses, Caps,
Laces Eushon, Feathers, Flowers and everything in
the Millinery line. The ladies would find Il to their
advantage to call before sending east will sell
bonnets at unusually low prices for object
our stock ont for cash. Straw and Neopoan jonnets
bleached altered and pressed to look like new Gents
hats bleached and pressed on Hatter's Blocks
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
Ayr Actions most perfect system Of dress cutting and
boys clothing taught In two lessons Terms, 80
Store on Main street, Ottumwa opposite the Carroll
House.
We will be In receipt OF goods monthly through the
season. eas
Two apprentices wanted.
This establishment win be closed up on the sth Of
july and will remain closed till the sth OF October
when Miss Martin will return from the East with a
handsome assortment Of Fall andi Winter Bonnets,
which she will sell at unreasonably low prices.
April 2lst. 1s59.-6-11-3 m,
During Mrs Martins absence, Mrs Bigham will have
charge of her fashionable bonnets and will attend to
selling them on application at her residence.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
Here it is, Mr.. Pro TEN:
"Frenchy'' and ssPOic.o

A critique was written on innocent verse,
critqe Of nonsense, and language still worse,
BY 'Pro Tem Esquire Eye Local. did squeak
Like porker in stye, each day growing weak
Both tried TO crush "Poic" with double rebuff,
But all know their efforts were never enough!
They battied his friend whom "Frenchy" they call
Failing to conquer by such caterwaul
One Loafer joins with them, Loafer by name,
Doubtless Loafer by nature, leisure the same.
The trio may fight, but "Frenchy," my friend,
We're able to fight them till Time may end
I'll write them the rhymes, you play them the flute
They may laugh and may scoff and ribaldry shoot
.. GRIFFIN "Poic"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

We again say to the public generally, if
you wish for anything in the news line, just
make it known at the Post Office, where you
will ever find "Tom" ready to supply you
with the lates publications.. H.HHE .U.#....
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Estray Notice

Naken up, by John 8. Bacus, Of Pleasant Township
Wapello County, Iowa, on the 18th day Of May,
1852 one yoke Of Work Cattle, four and Ave years old
The i've year old Is marked with crop or the right
ear, and an underbit In the left color yellow and
white; pidedpoint Of right horn OF. No marks or
brands percevable on the other; color red and white
point OF LEFT horn or Both appraised at thirty-fve
dollars, by John Ii. Carter and James Whtmore be.
fore Robert b. McClain, Justice Of the Peace.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clerk.
Ottumwa, June It'll, 1s59.-n13,3m.
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Railroad Celebration.

The Railroad is so near completion that
our citizens arc beginning to think of that
great celebration at which the whole world
will be present to partake of our Inequalities
and rejoice with us over the union of the
Father Of Streams with his most beautiful
daughter, the Des Moines.
A meeting was held at the Court House
ON Saturday evening last to make arrange
ments for the celebration, of which James
uawley was Chairman, and w. j. Ross, Sec
rotary. A Committee of ten was appointed
to correspond with the Railroad Company,
confer with the Citizens, digest plan and
report to another meeting, to be held in the
same place on Thursday, (to-night)
The celebration will undoubtedly come off
somewhere from the 18th to the Goth of Au-
gust, and we have no doubt but it will be
grand affair, beating anything of the kind
ever held in the State. We hope our citi-
liens will see to it that nothing is wanting
on their part to make it an ovation entirely
worthy of the great event which it will COM
memorate. To this endit is desirable that the
meeting tonight should be generally attend
ed, and that every citizen render al! the as
sistance required of them.
We shall probably be able next week to
announce the day and programme of pro-
ceedings.
Since the above was in type, we have
heard from Burlington and from several To-
calities west of us, and we learn that the
Railroad Celebration is all the talk on all
hands. Five and perhaps six Military Com
panies will be here, and large delegations
from the towns about us. In fact Judging
from the reports, Burlington will turn out
halfher population, Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield,
Agency, &c, ditto while the Des Moines
Republic will be on hand, men, women and
children, like an army with banners And
this will be right, for the completion of the
B. & NJ. R. Railroad to Ottumwa, is an event
over which the whole of Southern Iowa, may
well and appropriately rejoice.
The ''refrangible'' production of up. G..
Loafer," (alias the Squirt" who plays on
ye Base pite,) in reference to truthful as
sertion made by myself, which appeared in
the Statesman of last week, is too true for
his digestion; therefore he gets behind the
door and whines, "a sentiment CHANGED to
hear" &c. Now, any one "posted" on the
length of his ears, can see the sneaking dis
position of the "cur"-'tis his nature-and
fopn some idea Of his musical CD talent
For fear he might be seized with rush Of
blood to the heel, and as reparation for the
said sentiment" would say that his per-
Torrance Of "pop goes the weasel was up
to the scratch" Bill, you're "some" on the
'pop'-better give concert! AS you have
no visible means Of support" q "5sneft'
would "help you out" as also your Kind.
"SENTIMESr :"
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OTrUMwA, July 25th

OTrUMwA, July 25th.
Il. II. GRIFFIN, Polo, ETC.
aF"#a2a ft"@ am very sorry that
you can't see into "green bay horse
Perhaps you can make it the subject of an
other ''pome." Try it. ......
Yours, affectionately,
PRO TEN.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
vINEGARs vINEGARy VINEGAR,

.EMHS HIEbRICH Is manufacturing and
selling at Wholesale and retail a superior article
OF vinegar, Front street, next door to the Carroll
House, OWumwa. saving OF from 81, so TO Al rs a
barrel can be realised Burlington prices by pur
chasing OF me. Orders solicited nom dealers.
-. raSgn1gv
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)TTUMWA COURIER.
Religious Notice.

Rev W. A. NyE will preach in the n H.
Church on next Sabbath, at I i o'ciock, a. ~.
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BURLINGTON & MISSOURI RIVER R. R. NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BURLINGTON & NJ. r. RAILROAD 90,
Burlington, June I, 1859
Stockholders of the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad Company, hereby notified that assess
ment has been laid upon all Stock Of the Company,
not full paid, of Five Dollars Share, payable on or
before July 18th ensuing, and Five Dollars Share,
payable or before August 18th ensuing. Stockhold
ers residing in iowa, will pay at the Office ofthe Com
pany, at Burlington those residing in Illinois, to A.
T. Hail. Esq, Chicago; Michigan Stockholders, to
George F. Porter Esq., Detroit and all others at the
Office Of the Company in Boston.
By order Of the Directors, ...
J. Y. DENNIsoN, Treasurer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

lust RECEIyED, full assortment o.
- Queens and Glass Ware at
&C. wARDEN's
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28

that the COURIER Office Is THE
NJ place to get sour Job Printing neatly executed
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CHICAGO LEATHER STORE,
OTTUNIwA
PINE LUMBER YARD.

VNHE undersig ned have established pine lumber
Il yard in Ottumwa, where may be found, at all
times, good assortment and full stock of
Dressed and Undressed Flooring, Stock
Boards. Shingles and Lath. which we wi
sell at prices that cannot be undersold.
Seasoned inch, inch and a half, and two inch, con
stantly on hand for finishing purposes Sash. Doors
and Blinds furnished in quantities to suit purchas.
ers. We have also made arrangements by which We
can supply lumber Of any other kind and prepared
to fill bill for entire house.
Orders solicited from lumber dealers FOR any
amount. MITCHELL g. CO.
September II, '57-n29-v
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OTTUMWA
Ottumwa City Mills.

HUNTER Sewers, having purchased the inter
u est of Mr.. Charles Hendrie In the Ottumwa City
Mills win continue the business under the above firm
Thankful for the favors extended TO the late rm they
solicit a continuance Of the same to the new
sW~Cash paid for wheat.
OttumNa Jan. 18th lS59.-ntA
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28


ANALGAMATioN.-The following state
ment of the Detroit Free Press. though un-
doubtedly true, is hard to believe, because
it comes from a section of country whence
the finger of virtuous scorn has been SO Of
ten pointed toward the South:
'Ehe extent to which amalgamation IS
carried in this city. is really beyond the
knowledge of nine -tenths of the inhabitants.
There are hundreds of families, the parents
Of which are of opposite colors. and although
the marriage of whites and blacks is illegal
and void, vet they live together and bear
children. 1t is remarkable fact, that out
of all this number, no instance exists where
o white man lives with . black woman
They are always white women, and gener-
ally the blackest kind Of men. Whether
philosophers would argue a superior degree
Of dcpravity in the amiable sex from this
state of facts or not. we are unable to say:
should think they would be unable to avoid
it. The same condition Of affairs prevails
On the other side of the river. to the intense
disgust. VIC are happy to add. of all good
and loyal Canadians"
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
Coalition of the Opposition.

We see it limited in the papers. that the
Republicans and the Americans in Con
gress will unite and elect the Officers of the
House, and thus secure the control Of that
body. Although such transaction as the
the union of men representing pro-slavery
constituents in the South, and abolitionists
in the North, would be regarded as an infa-
nous treason to the South. and a total
abandonment of Southern rights. and would
bring down upon the heads of the nefarious
conspirators the scorn and contempt of all
honest men in either section of the Union.
great good would doubtless grow out of it.
The sooner such corruption eliminates AMI
is exposed to the country the better.
Their designs would be unmasked. the
people would be enlightened, and the con-
servatism of the country would overwhslm
the Opposition with defeat. Such coali-
ton will effect the complete overthrow OF
the the last remnant of Opposition in the
South. Not one of them will ever hold a
seat in Congress again and it Will arouse
the conservative elements of the North to
the danger which the country is vcrging up
on, and secure the election of the Demo-
cratic nominee at the next Presidential
election.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

Mn. EDITOR have recently had oeca.
sion to refer to the new" edition of Lang.
trees map of Arkansas, and without de.
signing to injur. the author, desire to state
for the protection of the public that there
are many errors in the work. AMI it is there
fore not reliable. One noticed ut the first
glance which struck me as Indicating great
ignorance on the part of the author, or else
a wanton. malicious neglect, and in con-
tempt of the people in the western
part of the State-and it is this
Every projected line of railroad in the
State is put down in remarkably straight
lines but the one from Little Rock to Fort
Smith, which Mr. Laugtree entirely ignorcs
Our railroads of which we are now cherish
ing snch fond hopes. is utterly unknown in
Little Rock. All / have to say is that any
one in such position towards the public
as Mr.. Langtree occupies, who can SO yield
to either interest or prejudice. is. in such
capacity entirely unworthy either the con-
idence or encouragement of the public.
Yours, for the
RAILROAD.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
Grand Indian Council.

A grand Indian Council, composed ol
Delegates from the Cherokee. Choctaw,
ChickasaY Creek and Seminole Nations,
viii be held at North Fork of Canadian, in
the Greek Nation, commencing ON the 18th
of November. The object of the Council
we understand. is to regulate matters of in
tercourse between the Nations represented
in the Council such as the arrest and pun:
ishment Of criminals. DC, and to bring
about feeling of reciprocity between the
various Nations mentioned above. The OBJ.
ject of the Council is good one and will
no doubt have beneficial result