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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

The fT,i'Pea'lrHS SAYS still tb,-y eoss.- aud
giNc- ,he nan.es II sosae II ,ho~c ~Ao .,till
come:
LIT, Col. LEwis W. wAsHSGroS Nov ~c arc,
'n~tborisea by Col. W. 10 say. that Mt one tin,e,
regarding Brvkinridgcs ch..ncy, Of nm election
"s the BEST, be solsnded To vote for him to de-
feat iincoln, and n compliment to n personal
Trend but. tina, Do~ t,li-ying h. In. no ehance,
and tina, Bell l. the only candidate who has any
sho" for beating Lincoln. he intends. If in tho
county on election day. 10 cast his vote fOr
BEiL and EvEErrr NNri
md FkAsk RAxsos. Il IL true that Mr. r,
Bell and Evtpti PROD salon. il l. also true
that the Chief Marshal knew Mt the time that
he WAS Dreckinridge democta,. and requested
him to act ~ his Assistant notwithstanding, hi.
politics Mr.. L. was an oiIioo holder in Cali.
iornia under BuchAnAns admi7istratiou We
believe h. has been Democrat. but may L.,
n's'aken- We ask the Issispsasisai what -old
line wing tirket' Mr. X has -hcretofure voted !
We take this OCCASION 60 endorse all thu L.,ie-
pendent says Of Mr.. II. personally.
Ord. An old line wing who has becn a con.
slant rc;''ier Of the Dez,ccra informs the Pub
fisher that he is convinced il is his duty. n a
Southern man "a vote for the Union State Right.
ticket Of Brtckinrider and Lane" Give Ms nj,
name. Mr.. Publisher. and rnaybc we will l., nll,,
TO "shcw thing or two in his case
4th IAN old line Wing who had represented
this County in the Legislature Now We be
lievc that the following list comprises the nan.-
nfa H.. =.
have represented this County in the Legislature
Henry BrRRy. JomS VI. JEwErr. Tururr 5.
DuEE Go. IL. STEPHENSON. JoHS MoiER. JAug-
ID. GiBSoS, ANDREW HuSrER, wv +. TuRxrH
l1GAS osBQrRS and jour J. IocK.
Mr. DrKE has been democrat for wears AMI
an otbcr hel'irr under two iruneruic admin.
trations. He Is n Douglas man. so he is no,
the Pcrson alluded TO.
Mr.. HcNrER, went over 10 tl,e dcmocracv | I
n'onths ago lie has boon max ING Brcc kinridsr
speeches ever since the nomination and has
over nnd OVER s-saia publicly declared his in,cn.
iion 60 vote for BrockiRrid,v lie cannot
therefore be the person alluded to-,.sp.ciall,
~ thu JytPsz,is4t dvclHres it i not at lil,crty
to mention tina name.
Mr.. Berry, Mr.. JsyrErr. Dr. Srgrur,soy Mr.
MotrR, Mr.. GiTov, Mr.. TrRSrn, Mr.. II. = anil
Mr. o'noeH'', are we believe the ouly gentle
me" ne living lrore who have represented JET.
ieI'on in the Legislature; aud VIZ have mason
to believe that each and all OF :b,n, int,.nd Ia
votc tor BsI.L and EvEKKrr. We ask the h.,f..
Ie"'tcni again to say who is the person alluded
to- W. ask him at any rais Ia Nay il he
'ncans either Of these gentlemen We have named
When h. answers these questions We arr pre-
pared to prove that he is entirely mistaken. or
has b,rn misinforme-l.
Such is the character Of the announcement, Of
great changes in this County from bell 10
Brcckinridge."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
Gen. Jack.on,.a,orce RiIl.

Tn Fayetteville -. Cl Observer in rcciting
thr NAMES It the distinguished Democrats ubo
iu 1893 voted for what was called the "Forcr
1871 umoug whom wcr, James X Polk. after.
ward. hin"crntc President of the United
States ani x VI johnson and George NJ Unl-
lns. sul'-' qu,utiy Democratic Nice Presidents If
tie United -tatesl remarks upon the chnnevful
'Aamr,rs 90 short memories of The reifs,yIod
'nymorrae,.
TIE -Tarrc Bill IL will IT, remembered. was
passed il tie Senate 81 The United States with
bot one vote agains, 1t, tha, Ut John Tyler Of
Virginia. II passed Che House by a vote Of
t.sc +" aie.
iir law was framed in ic-ponss 10 Gen. Jack.
tous~l,'. ul mcsssgr II January lG ls33. when
De ron' inuuioaicd 10 Congress copies Of tho Or
diDrr'rr ~ South Carolins, ryyiewod the Law. Il
tn -tat' pa..,i tp enforrc II. and invoke ,le
h10u Dfan,e' ~ tl'e people solemnly 10 pro
aFn A'at tle cor-tituuon and The Lave are
'Itus aal th, onion indis-oluble.-
'mHs nfier. who ,otrd for the -Forrr Mn
r llsn William e Eic,s then Demo
COO. m,uh1 IS o., liou-. 81 Representative.
Hai H .1, DO ailu-.en go iiis vote tl.st th, Hon.
"m -uIh st pus.nt p,iuosrnt.r in,-sl,r AZ
'oneDr- Hom Virgins -pafs in ,ls Iegi.Ia.
t"e Of h"' State Of utieh BE- Wa D,,ao-
crat" ura.ur, as salavss
r l'tr H.f'".il With Iff.. fo ife ttilr ds-su.
t.ri a.u.t. r. HHr...f' rtH lH 10. t'far, W.,
'i''. "a 'af 10 .o cher Irr.,.i
.-n''..f hr 2. 100. q ia- rr- ilrnst.,a lfs
i.., H.|."'' ..f ... ..H.. Na. b.. ..r.i.IIs aft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
sword Presentation.

We omitted ~ mention la.f ve,k that n land
-ornr swor'l had bceu presented o. Caruiin J,sis
W I"v,v. Ut TIE J-grr.os gparsfs, by ,ho-e
who wen during the Ia.t winter. ~ veil ~ =,
present, uhdcr .seommand Tho presentation
-T~vrh sns made Wy RoHrEr W Norrn and re-
sPaH'ie'i % foelinsly by ,be Captain Captain
Rowan D. gsllaai oiboer ani too much rrai-..
cannot b. bestowed mon him for his noble e.
iort- ,n ksvping alise %, a.iliiaFy spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
Democratic Enforcemsn, of Laws

Denocratic Enforeemsnt OF Laws.
IL might - fsopgh, by scssil.ic pcapic. bat
IL Democracy, whish prc~uuse TO cdr srssr-
d,ss % Soath<ri risiaas ,vua.a cas1rse th- lssss
upon our ssstao' Look fer the ,rasvl;sub and -
ouriiy Of southern property bun tbs, faet- ar,l
history show that the YER, rvvcr-e l. tr,s.. Tbs
Prc-cni administration has trvAebcru,Esly failed
OF rcfasod IN execute the laws uD.lrr IN. Con-ti-
ssaion and The decision VI tle Supreme Court
In 1850 C0agrvss passed the Fugitive Slave
law. the porpo-ss of which all ARE familiar With
lt became the Law Of the land. and any State
gevernHseni rSfssing To obey that lA~. or pas.
ensctments repealing or invalidatinx il. il crr-
tsiniy enifty OF open and wanton vioiAtion az 4
Law Of the United Smts-. and il app~ars tn us
that u star On sessxi q. sos.h, so ts eosnpelid
to reVoke ia naiiifying ensctssents or 30 pun
t-bs'd ny the power u the E>ecutivc.
a Breekinfdsrs paper toDehes on tbs qncs-
ton. and saNs:-
Thus Il appears thst sSiyt.-s AorfAsrp
Sdfes hGrs ssavkcf TIE J-g,i.r- lSlsrs L,s,srA,l
IA Cos,stifsfosl CON pad .. ~h;ch il = fs.lnsl.
ci aud ~ ~ do we nat hear Of JtHlze Douglass
trvaiias tbe-e Northorn Nulll6ers -as Old lick
ory ,rcatcd d. tsouth Car,,linai nsllifer- ia
1881 = Why hras not HE oath OF kielity to the
t"nstitu,ion' stimulated hiia 10 thrcnisn tlIc-e
Northern States with the Army and Navy -
Why did Dot Mr.. ficrcc aud Mr. Buchss,as
thrvatrn aye, o,-'rrc th,-s. Nartl-rl stats with
the Army ADd NAvyr' IL ~As a plssln dpr.
anil thcir oath Of fidelity to the CoiHtitutios-
demanded il of tb.u,. We coui,.-s. Ca yer, li,,l,
rspcc, Tor an administration party, vhi, is
cteriially hHrPing nPOn tbs -aegn.sio..s ol' til,
Worth when they oo~sr'iiy shrink .rosn the en-
forvcusns II the laws that an, intended To meet
that aagre--,on VIII the people b. impo-.,l
on longer by such croakess - RicLm0ad Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

The Nashville Patriot has The foiowinri
hats the ~ ssid hfelong Democrat
to one 81 our citizens Saturday. FOR n,. d,
vote ipr either Brrckinrdgs 90 DoulsAsf No.
'h"r - usm can ~ "iecissi sIsd ia such cri.i.
~ tho pr~eHt. 1 ,gish nv vote Wan / o., (,
~ havr SOMA wright IN tir srale Tor III. q 49,,
! harr' 'l'eF~ior~. dstsfHinsi ~ satp,gt I~ii aoi
i'rrru rs ~ mriy ven uniiGl ani hnrl,.
ni'u. i'f' might elect snmcibihg. ani ,,aaIi
-'i'i h] them But now split int, Two ...
h"n>' ca, 70 hiiirr AMI unr ientiug in b. hatrA
% ~ "'i'r n'tuog Is In 90 encourage ntr
h'ih'ns :" Ei'" nie r,.ss-.'oRly hoJ- of sus-,a-
an.l ! must, &C. hs taanfaisu AL, e4,..If
u'th tb,-s vi b., ,oay -asos.,i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
Tho Ola "FamIiy journal. /.

Wr uHs week present thi. go ,rhsnaad
v.'l,siabl.-ia.i sol ma.h -arlh, a0er Joura.
ai. ~ rorl,sn ~ o.. hsIHsneat- gb.rb ulIl
hsr.sler ai1ra D. Do $50 o. only h-r,srsr
v.at tt. isrT aul ints.'f.af I.,.ral,. ia a. go,
1n.s.. baia $50 .f-rt f.#fin a1ar ssI
raf.- ararpahir o. r,r-s ntlf Hat a.ltI
Or OBJ. rrfalii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
The Little GIant.

ms = ~ iitio n w. Improved patent wa-h
ing Mashiue Of Mr. aDvsEo Rosa. 81 this iovs
u y saPrrior 10 auJ thing q Iho hind shhh w.
bare had IN ass IN oar family. Whilst h can
b. tanned BY . snail boy. viti,oat iabor. tiu
worst -silsd sarments ean b. cleans.si IN half
ths tiaaa ~ he CHER mscidnss whish 90 havr
'tss'd. d = tie raa-i rerfcrt asn-hins ~ hav,
osaF -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

n1a-ih~ Nfaarf fs'4fy-.es,. speakiu. ~
d. D-I.iai OBJ. rf'utsl-,lo,,. =, I;ut,-yltaass.
"a.' aHi Indiana -at, ''.ii raoseb = aip,dy
ks.eu tpronbru o. f1ih afr. sfsi-ss.st mail.
Fl.a.h ig.t4 r"Htff-f.r viea y ,ats
a.r co. ura'f .a i.sf -ats 10, 10.
r ~ i'ua.Hss. ~ &C., Nnih 81. ven ~. ,f
80 'l"-'. Der f...e.L end Co.'S a.l ..a.ro .r..a
hiai..aH 90 ap os.isa tn pa, li.ps..taas u.ast
So tsars- 81 .ha,rl s u.a.rrisl. s.ri ,auiroI
q I.H ra.Hi.. q parts emfh b.
..a Ht 's .,a l,s-.an-. ,,pssis ts sff,f,th
if ts uors ~ ss.fdystrast.ou canoes espsst ~
sla1.e r' Or HfHr nae ~ = nameb,li 40
efsm.u letvcu =" tri', rri ripz.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
Never Despair.

Some faini-heartcd people, since the recent
state elections. have been disposed to think the
contest ended, and that lincoln is To be Prrsi-
dent We ARE not of the number. The result
only proves the pruprirty Of n suggestion which
we have been making for several weeks that
both Brcckinridge and Douglas b. Withdrawn.
SO strong is the conviction becoming that the
contest Is between He'll aud Lincoln that many
If the patriotic Democrats are ANXIOUS that the
field should b. left open to these contestants on
Is IL Is now ascertain,d that the reported mn.
ioritie~ in Pcunsy lvAnia Indiana nnd Ohio ha,,
been greatly exaggerated. AMI that tl, Rapuli-
leRn victory has only bccn occurred by tn. per.
s'steh; use OF the mime Of Brcckinrid.c where
he had no substantial strength Senator Bright
has not only been the mean. Of defeating The
ANTI. Lincoln ticket, but uf cunsigninr Ia private
life has colleague, Fitch. II il asserted with
confidence Wy persons familiar with tie couuli-
iion Of affairs in Indiana that the rerkinriI-c
mcn either voted for lane as Governor or STAYED
away from the polls. 80 ~ todrstroy all APPEAR
anee Of strength for Douglas II,nslrirks. th,
Democratic Candidate, being n friend Of thr
Little Giant" And yet IL il now stated that
the majority for lane i not morv than two
thousand. instead Of twelve thousand A. az fr-t
reported.
Whistler thc candidates authorize such
course or not, 49, scl confident thai Brcrkin.
r'dgr and Douglas will both b. dropped b, tens
Of thousands who an raiiy opposed 10 Lincoln
To vote for Bcll Is now plain duty. and al
s.nsiblc men who wish 90 make ,lcir vote.
available viIl pupuc chs, rour~r.
pf,-Thr Piedmont. Va, ludcpeuden, says 80
last ve,k man calling himself k,ue auI
claiming J,arr.on County. Virginia ~ Do. r..i-
i~nce. arerins tlai De- had represented lfcr in
ihe Legislature stopped and tnrried fsw isy-
~ 'iio'huont &C. drclarrd hsu-,lf eo-,d
brer kinrdgo man. Rnd openly nfvoeatri disu-
n'oH. so'ps 81 The ir,ckinrde, mrn hsrg r.
demonstrated sgaiast such public avowa u
suoh -sntimrats. BE- rspl,ed tlaf u iis-y ssrc
ashamed ~ Own their trss -entirpcn.. b. 49,
NJ and ssih persisted that disuuion 49, d.
ultimate intention q d. leaders Of o.. Brt-kib
ndHe party. AID that " Wa - unslfrsiooI.-
That b. might have q faint riea - ~ eon.sry.
alive ssiing ~ Pie'lsaont h. 49, eggei and ran
oaI,pf iorn-
Tvs Issrrcfios Tasaisrs o. rvs Htftsnsr
asp uHIu HsurStb. AcrIpFst VS.. Prrs
eott Smith Pei Master q Transp1rtat.rn on
faifinofr anil Oiio Railroad sta lsH a. siiy
on Ws,lszsday i.s.t viih ulc rr..al.f ~ tbc
nd sol tic Governors ~ 8arsisr.l aaI Nif.
gIn.a. oa inur ~ inspection r.i.raei hams on
1hursiuy soruson 30 e1a--iasn9 NJ iHiu1,-
re.sssed 81 ilafirr-Fsry o. ga in ihs 40
n e.tfiHs ~ Co., fra.a vb.l- a H1ffn. shs.
h,. fst ra1s'.t ih "a ssipb. severely rltung be-
l,n f-t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

eay- u D. ehared by tho Dougla. men that
ii's fri"n,ls ~ W Br.ckiurdyr st,,,i avs,
from ~ polis ~ tia rrceut sls.-t,s.a IN Ind,sns
and by d. friends ~ Mr. Br,rk inrid... that a..
Douglas uauu lv'lgi ~ she election III Curtin y,
lrHnryiyania IL = siniitls4i D., h,,L u..t
i''i"orfaiir d'--eutinn atrd s.alousy gave % che
Republicans ~ easy ,ietoFy. N,si5a.S hkL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

Eanqe rs7-- The Nfw Yorh Tfibnas isis 81
- euthosissiie ', aishE OVER tir rs-,itin Isnn.
syivauls ~ 90 ioilueing eloqusni anl fslleitous
strain
Isiss asrr 90 EN- prnasfisal ftt ra.. .tt
zoe. Ha. fu.f slf rHlfrs. o. ffff htlrf ..Hfsnf
ef.fIlH I'D i.fif t.. .ffri fsfI tI.f 81 80
f..i.IH ~ I'r.rrirrf uiii lrr tfasis Go ST.. r.a
Heff haf 90 lief-i T. f.1f- A. 90 rss.rrf g..I-
man refTarhri alruf nr rtffrra IHnIrHfs.f
ftrfrr ~ use 'n .ksnT atyitiHf stoHf So tHss.
d. eg,rs ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

finc Apgie-. IS sIeeIu.rn ~ oiass a..
plss iros W,sa-., NiraH.i ia- i.,su prsasr,..i
- - - Nr J.. Cl.rs. vLs : iuiasl..i.r 10
cor oasaHsniiy 'ar'ous spcsies q irliii tro,s.
Ivy ~ - fsre ss-rfpgss ani tasb aui ,l.a
ssH'r btri S3r,li = eosaaiod sozsilv " or
hrufgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

sSH r. cattnH ~ of rsisrsbafg ya stirrr
90 l-'lii9u 81 uit peai}r ~ uIs Claafy ss rr..,
ia't Be- ne Gran Holss - fhis so-a. ,r l.h.if a.
p'uFa nusinsa engagements prsryai.-i f.sf t,,r
iar tirh Hr D. sell -f..rsnei F-lBfosa. All We
barn uia.is q se-sitie spsreb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

pT-Corn and Oats ~iH ~ sr-setsil- 81
'h'' 80. fsrr suy = sar els-ne~ s,oi %
500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

azgr We haze sif,aly seen ~ d. oyo,ii 49,.
aui knaas ulai " bstsia- h.s o. et.,t.,,i
sans H Co. ~14tA nutsiie ~ N,s.slr -l.,i.
Nedny
u'l- ~ relp's = a Urra5rv fkp ar... 81
-frt. -isii as 'ar t1e1tssite. u ksslf .I,,..,.
iaiH .r sisii ~ exist gith.h iis.f t-ts W
Nr.tuaa
~ To Ha ~. .f w.. f-..l..is "a. ti..--,,--.
"i OBJ. lrrHl1rsI lrf.r.araI# alIi f.-tf. ~
Iass'i,n s,.i sil sa.i a.it o. tsas-aa a.t.r
faai. - HsuE ca
49, lhs EWai aHl iaasiug fafares ~ a..
kaa-s- rbraska go 80 ta frs-si rsl.r sis,.
~ gsasii0H sh.l 90 aftfr -lhrcie a. o. r.rrt..,l
- To- s.ssuS,s lgs Z 80 = arn,i cs-rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

ofilsnpslirt rouniy Va. da,l ~ 'lu-..isy rr,-s
~ so Fagiish rssasfs~,urtr iuvite- 49, p,.b-
bs io ,runs anf g. be iuys.tic stN fp.F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18

sal, Philadelphia E,ehing J9vrnai a ficll
AMI E'coit paper. ineiics ihe attention u south.
orn r'adcr r. dc fat hat tie politcal ssniinept
wl''ch hrs just pr0'iarninatsd IN Pcnn.ylyAsia y
MT iie kePuhiiCisIn vh,ch prevails IN Ne,
fnriAnd and 30 thr Northwest. Eeonuuisal
questions gru~ ,ng out Of n. ,srif rather Dian
ne -ls,cfy question ountr,lt,4i ti,e rssuit The
rare pafer expresses %, opinion tl,4t NJ HU
fr"p' BE kaaea views utou d. s,ru,er ~ tl.-s
g'rr''o''s could rafry ilc stasq ,gaiast NJ. Iin.
coin % 'iH' hls't- u hoih ST. IHoskmnlgs ani
w. Douglas soail withdrew h-r rls,tar,l a..
l,is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-18
's,iIi they Gomez.

Inc iTi'p~"'t''1 says ~still tb,.y coIaA aud
g'''s tbs nanscs II sumo II thosc Who "still
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-27

By burglars No money vas obtained this time ~
the thieves (who are slspectei), but they carried o1
. silver castor stand, some kitchen utensils, and .
los G: coffee. The fact that the family sVe Perus-
nenily absent in the country, explains these frequent
depreiahons upon Mr.. Thurs,on's premises Tor
property habitually left without : guardian ccrsu-
,utes ; JUS; temptation 70 native thieves. anu Why
not3
Mrs NJ VI. Cover Of Kan, had 4 very narrow e.
CAPE On SATURDAY. She VS. riding with her husband
Up the keauho1 ROAD very rocsy one-When her
horse taking frigh-. threw her, ami her dress catch
iu- On the p5mme. q tie sable. She vas dragged
some yards until q gate fortunately stopped the ami
nal. She vas insens.5,e WHEN picked up By Mr.
Cover. but happily sustained only q f~ bruises
Coffee. having during 4 mouth past Commanded Is
high - - and even > cents, suddenly fell the ether
day to is old rate. l2l. The crop : n; al in yet,
anI the naus are inclined 70 hold u, IN hopes that
the price may again rise
Yours. SC. HUALALAL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-27
Letter from n Ona. Hawaii.

KoNA, HAWAII, Dec. l3, 1860.
Editor CoNNERCIAL-Dear Sir eyes were
blessed to-day, with a sight Of the good steamer
RTlausa, 90 odd hours from Honolulu, having
touched at all the intermediate ports, and it did
them (our eyes, good. We residents Of kona, feel
somewhat gratifed to find ourselves included IN the
programme of the steamers regular trips, and only
hope they will be continued long enough to secure to
her the travel As it is, We have had two or more
schooners running regularly on this coast and that
of Kau, and they have done handsomely-one, at
least,-for years. But l suppose the steamers
agents know as well as can tell them, that two or
three trips Of their boat, without a certainty Of her
being continued on the route, viii not induce every
body 10 drop the old favorites with the risk Of being
obliged TO fall back on them again when the KuGuel
Is Withdrawn. There IS ample business on this route
TO pay the steamer for coming here, and one schooner
besides, to run to Kau and moreover, a we all
know, q regular, certain boat increases or makes
trade. The experience Of all countries where steam
has been introduced, shows this. The only trouble i.
in the beginning. If the steamboat folks have the
requisite pluck TO stand a few improbable trips
without ~dinching. they will get the trade.
To show the delay which passengers in sailing
vessels sometimes experience here, it may be men,
toned that q coaster left kealakekua % Monday
morning last for Kau, with . foreigner and family on
board. and on Wednesday morning, was TWO or three
miles only from port, in an opposite direction from
that in which she was bound. Any one who has
been : cabinet, cribbed, confined, in a Hawaiian
coaster, can imagine the 9 pheelinks - Of that party.
\ day or two since, the Rev. Mr.. Thurston's
dwelling house in this place was again broken into
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-27
MEMORANDA.

CoLLrsIOS-The Sehooaers Odd FeHolr and Margaret ar
rived Of the port from Kauai, last Wednesday afternoon. bu.
we're unable 70 come in TIE Odd FeHoV anchored, but was
obligei 70 get under way again, the weather having become
botsterous, and while on the wiDd vas run into by the Margaret,
which -Es running free az the tfme-this took place between 9
and 10 p Nj The Odd FeHSr sustained but little damage
her nainszil was considerably torn, Che Marysret's jb-boom
having gone clean through it, and her starboard buisarks a
little bruised The Margaret had all her starboarI bulEarks
carriee away, and part q the plank below the deck, through
which tie Eaoer poured in when she rolled they we're obliged
70 throw overheard nearly ali the freEocd TO keep her afOat
IL appears the Margaret had sent a boat on shore with a pas
senger, and lef only ,~o men and a woman To work the schooner
Passengers, including the woman, went On beard the ODD FeYoE
she latter not forgetting u take Ter dog with her, thinking him
unsafe oG board the Margaret The Margaret managed 70
come into port the same night, in q sinking condition, while the
ODD FeXou lay OF and on tn next day.
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uou.e breaking extraordinary.

Nh EDlroE Permit ne. through you, to cal
the a,,eu;i5n Of the viclAut Hawaiian Police e the
fact. thar having been invited with my family &c
take tea az the house Of a kind friend last evening,
I took care on leaving. 10 see that the windows and
doors were properly secured. Bu; On returning, an
hour OF two thereafter, We found that in some way
the house had been entered AMI sundry articles hsd
been t1lsa,- (out Of their place. Fortunately,
however, before the iutrUie-s hal secured their booty
they were from some cause induced suddenly to de-
part, leaving q considerable amount Of their own
property behind them, consisting Of a new set Of
pAr,or furniture, including two sofas and four large
upholstered, easy chairs. Although It was Christmas
Eve, the undersigned has no good reason to believe
that Santa Claus had anything 70 10 with the matter,
since the house has no chimney, and the windows
and doors we're found properly fastened, as they had
been left.
II the police can discover no clue to this mystic
riUus affair, We shall be compelled 10 watch our own
premises in future, as this is not the first offence :;
depreiatious Of a similar nature. to the amount Of
some seven hundred dollars having been committed,
o. there Is reason 10 suspect by the same parties, at
the same time and place last year Living, however,
among a very charitable people, We can well afford
u bear such losses. and being Of a very tor-giriaE
temper, We cordially invite the depreiatOrs, whoever
they may be, to call and occupy any or all OF the
articles as often as they please and 10 questions
asked. L CoRwIN,
Pastor OF Fort Street Church.
Honolulu. Dec. 18th. 1860.
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ARRIVALS

Dec, ls-sh Margarst, Msisai, from HanaJei, With hreEood.
Passengsr-J VI StaDdeS-r.
a-sch Odd FsIo-. candaze. from Hznalei and Kol0s.
With eco bali Drs sugar. 90 br- molasse~, ; brts
syrup, 1s mats suxar, 5 corfs freEood- Passsn-
E>Es-Nessrs Won Holt and Reinharit
2f-Seh SettIe Merrill Bores, from Hno. With . bseS
pCl1- . bags eOf-e. . bulIOcks, ! hays fungus
Passsnger--Miss Gusse Judd, Nj Wider, and -
deck passengers
L-sch kALSma- Henry. from Hlo, with puiu-
@teaner Kla1sa- BeTrfH. I'm Kona. KaEaihae, KOhala,
Lahsin4 AMI intermediate ports, with 100 bags
cor@- % buIbcE-. 50 sheep. 2 calves. IS bds potz-
toes o legs sugar, . hays sweet potatoes, 9 brs
n"lAss@s- j horse, 2II1 Ibs yeIlOS metal. Q kegs
rum, SO pumpkins. et, etc
Z-tch hskauluohi. Milne, from K0na and LAhAina- With
80 hides and $50 R1st skins
2Sseh KaEnehaneha ~, White. from KalePoIepo, with
5shesp and 20 cords freEUd.
2S-Sch kano~ahiRe,k uheana, from Kauai, with 9 cords
freEood, fungus, oranges, etc, and Il passengers
On deck.
2S-Seh sfoiSefke, Wetherby, from KahuIui-
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DEPARTURES.

: 2I-Am brgt- Josephine, stone, Er The GuAnO Islands.
2l-Seh KauBehAmeha ", White, for Lahaina, Makes
Landing and KzlepoiepO-
e2-Am zh ship Bre4nzs. Turner, 70 cruise.
22-HaE sh brig K0hola, Corsen. 70 cruise south.
2-HzE ~h Lrx Aloha, Manner, TO cruise S0c:h.
22-Seh KaDoi. Wilbur, Er LAhAina-
22-Sch Nettie Merrill. BOrTes- for Lahzina and Hlo.
21-Sch Odd Fellow. Candage. for Kauai
25-Hsw Wh bark Fbrence, Spencer. fer California Coast.
25-Steamer kizas4- BerriIl. Tor LhAinA. K0na, and in
teruediate ports PassengerIG " Macy, VI
NOzHen, y Bal, AMI zbou; so on deck