davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Sedmen's Bethsl.-The efforts made by the
Chaplain and Agent of the Union Seamen's
Bethel, Rev. +. J Boggs to raise means for
erecting house of worship for sailors visiting
this port, deserve the appreciation of the com
munty, ard the encouragement of all right
thinking men. The amount required TO pur-
chase lot and build suitable house, is SiO,-
OG0. nine -tenths of which have been SUBJ
scribed Can there be any doubt that our
merchants and business men will give the
additional $1,000, and thus ensure the erec-
ton of the building! In an advertisement
published this morning, by Mr.. Bogss. he
calls on the community for substantial aid !,
and gives the best reasons why the building
should not be commenced until the whole
amount is subscribed. Can 1t be possible that
such a work, denominational in no particular.
and so important to the we'll being of the
will he allowed to- stop for want of the paltry
sum asked for! Surely not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

1hsatre.-The bill for tonight Is an admira-
BILE one, aud will prove attractive to the sup
porters of the drama. Chanfrau. the come.
dian, is to sustain some of his best characters.
aud each piece is cast in the strength of the
corps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

APPOiHrxD.-Charles Ferrald has been an.
point ted postmaster at Atkinson, N. H., vtce l.
r. Z. Richards. removed upon charge OF BE-
ing engaged In the sale OF lottery tickets. The
Department, II IL said, has reascu 70 boaieys
that the lottery business 10 eaSyled ON 10 eons
extent BY country postmastsTs, and will
promptly remove all caught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

House of Correction.-Scarceiya Il day passes
that the Mayor is not called upon to punish
some lad of tender year., or some female, for
trivial offences and in order to- do SO, he is
compelled to send them 10 the jail, there TO as
sociate with telons of every grade, aud to be-
come thieves aud incendiares. In erecting
the new poor house, the Council might readi-
ly set apart certain rooms to be n>ed for the
incarceration of boys and women, where et-
forts might be made 10 reform them. In other
cities ius ttutio have been tab, she'd for the
reformation of youth, and vast good has al
ready been effected. .ught not our City
Fathers TO follow that example, and make an
effort TO save the youth OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

LARGE SALARY.-So far as money IL con-
cerned it is much better to be Governor -Gen-
erai of India than President OF the United
States. To say nothing Of minor advantages,
the former has 900 a year salary, f!3 0Ov q
year allowance. and 81, 700 for outfit. In dol
lars this is about $l25,U0O per Gar as salary
the Governor ready 70 80, making e2i5 0oo for
the first year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

xxYMaTE OAK LUMuGA, SAW I'D To
w ORDER The subscribef AaviaG u: entire
control Of cne Of the best Sssa0 Cs,Sulor nAy
forest. will contract to turn.h. ~ go29 C,qsT ana
on Teasonable terms WHITE OAK TIAS1k. OF
purposes. Agricultural I"clemsnts. .sH noats.
Bridges, &c. TkUMAN 1AN&eH.
Wholesale and Retail Luuoos Dealer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

A PRINTER IN LuCK-F. W. Furniss, for
the past TWO years l9urneyman printer, IN
fiutsn which belongs TO him. His great aunt
died near Lonoom last september, leaving the
above sum to Mr.. Furniss' mother, and IN
case Of that iady's death the money was to gc
10 her eldest sou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Annirersnry Csiebration.-On the 10th inst,
the l.. 1. Blues. Capt Maule, the oldest VOL
unteer organization in the State, are to have
an anniversary celebration at the Central Ag-
ricultural Fair Grounds, and AS the company
are to give a dinner to their honorary men,
bers, grand blow out may he anticipated
The famous blue bowl. we are sure, will oc :
cupy its accustomed place. and old friends, as
in DAYS gone by. will pledge over it, in memo
~ of the past and in hope of the future
Whatever changes other volunteers may
make, the old Blues, true steel. will stand
by their ancient colors and maintain their
distinctive organization. We should like to
see them adopt Il grey dress for regimental
parade. but every citizen would regret to hear
mat in their company organ nZation the "true
blue had been cast aside and that every dis
finctlve feature had been obliteratpd. AS
Blues, the corps is known all over the Union
as Blues, it has n home in every Virginia
heart-and as "Blues," may it ever continue
to flourish, true to itself, to its founders, and
to the memory of the hundreds of dead, who
have followed its flag in peace and in war; de-
string no more honorable name than that Of a
"Blue''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05
8.i:fI1monh qispatrb.
-~.,,.xp,N a HAMMERSLEv.

THE DAILY pIsrATSH s.s:. : :sryss ,.s to :ss
..-ftrs st -. ~ ca,,irr weekly. Price for mailing,
s.,sst :" or sal's 's?s for SIX months. IN advance.
rs,es,:, srNl W EfKLY DISPATCH ia,ssueA
n II Tfhlhsss., a, and FRIDAY a sap: IN advance.
,.,fs inssVWS in1s VWSEEKl,Y pfSPAECH n tssaed every
IA. - hA mailed 10 subscribers ~ u Der annur,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05
RlA tOYNER'N WRITE AMI MA. 4
NY LPHUR AN D CHALY EA 7 +
49, L PR Nf,S -frhle WATERING PLACE
a A CARD
~ At.S uECCA SEMnN


,6s sw1a 1a respectfully announce to the ladies that
sIs VIII open her Room this day tMONDAID with
In ipi%ut4lgl stock of Chldren's Clothing. such as
n M MLfhho hoYS DIR ESS Is, ,SACQ S,APRoNS,
hhs, and every article suitable for child. all
fsstssoMfts tHtbrosd,red and made up IN the most
Ana oe II! &c IL please the most tastidious
.br aaasnme l"t of PATTERNS. Just received.
s5I fhaWiNn, 4 .plNKlNG. .EMBROIDEKING and
,As SAND aha SILVER bULLION WORK done at
RosSF9TTH rs TEMPLAR'S GAUNTLETTs and
and dsIltLo q ot every descr ptiOn made To order'
Fta xs,nans of REGALtA repaired.
aud s"a,Nhl. SKIRTS and SHAWLS for infants.
telsd ~ article suitable for chi Idren's wesI CAP
g.om ny ealing az Miss REBECCA SEMONS
Tie ~ a. a. her iathef residence, two doors below
-, ohaiies hotel. Maih ST. APPS
Epno. AokEH .ALUAnnG. sx.SH,: %,,,;
@wr AND TlMBEREn LAND. ON The
Low er,...ii,A MSBU kG ROAD. 9 MILES BE-
NILE az aee nMoND: AND WITHIN HALE
For eAfp ar IHE YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
set az taa are authorized "a sell the above
acres /. Iana' containing, by recent suIvo', 4O01.
Lss s,d ao)oins The lands Of George M SAVAGE,
iork HusI soIers, and = within half q mile ei tile
hac. ef IL railroad. The larger portion ol tne
stOx,h'' aes covered with original and secondary
aae me- I'd portion OF II il heavily covered WIN
gatposss ana Oak Timber, suitable for buiiding
The prea Is respectfully called TO the above iand
,lred' ,oa"h oi ihe purchase none, and II ds-
VII i. t"nt negroes, real estate in Richmond,
z~es Y aefsh1nse eeffsshI1fnse Apply st npce 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Demanding a Es,raetios.-Yesterday morn
ing Alonzo Travers appeared before the Mayor
TO answer the charge of violently assaulting
William Sutherland, on the 9th Of April last.
Mr.. Travers and two or three friends called
At SutherIand's livery stable and employed a
hack for Il ride. When they were abou. to
start of, one of the party threw three hats
out of the hack window, and then climbe out
to get them, thereby defacing the vehicle with
his shoes. On seeing this. Sutherland told
them he did not wish his hack abused, and
preferred they would not ride in II. With
this the party got out. procured another hack
and rode TO Rockets. After being there n
short time, Travers determined to return and
make Sutherland apologize for what he had
said. Accompanied by two friends, he went
to SIS stable, called him into the street, and
demanded an apology. Sutherland said he
had done nothing to apologize for, and refused
TO make any. With this. Travers called him
hard names, rubbed his fist in his face abused
him aud pulled his whIskers. for which Suth-
erland had him arrested The Mayor said he
could see nothing improper that Sutherland
had done. II he had Knocked Travers in the
head, the law perhaps would have justified
him. He thought such outrages deserved 10
he severely punished. and besides holding
Trayers TO bail to keep the peace, required
him to give security to appear before the Grand
Jury to answer an Indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Music on the Squnrs.-The Arnory Band will
give r musical entertainment on the Capitol
Square this afternoon, at ) o'clock. Those
who wish to enjoy rare treat-for every
member Of the band is an excellent musician
can now do SO. The la1ies, Of course will
designed especially for their qualification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

RESULT or FRKE TRADE BETWEEN FRANCE
AND ENGLAND-"Since the conclusion OF the
treaty Of commerce with Eng!and," says the
Journal du Havre, "ageuts Of London firms
have been visiting our vineyards to purchase
wines and brandies. In Province and Ian.
guedoc alone purchases have already exceeded
the sum of 20.0O0,OOO irs.. and At Cognac. $1,000
hec,olitres OF brandy have been bought"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

C3 us and MsAngerie--Our juvenile readers,
and$ cores of older ones, who delight In wit
nesSsng tented amuspments, are informed that
Robinson Il Lakes Circus and Menagerie are
to a..ive here on Monday next and will spread
their canvas on Council Chamber Hill where
all tie world are invited to see them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Casting LiHs.-A large number Of young
sters amused themselves yesterday, near
Mayos bridge, with their hooks and lines. and
had ..dmirable sport in capturing small perch
Thetvater is rather muddy for good fishing
but few days fair weather will make the
wal r right for sport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05
- THE "DlspATCh" STEAM
DOVER

These new Mschlnes, Tor Cards. B.li- Hsaas'
nx "a 1900 ,,Eprcssions per hour thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description Of work 1T the shortest pOsstblo notice.
H Prices reduced in proportion ~ the inerease
n PriLting, in variOus cclosed BAONzR0 aad
INKS executed in the highest sty y Of the Art
In this branch Of the business, the prODsetOrs can
afety CHALLENGE competition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28

does not and cannot cover the whole ground.
Others will say that clubs have been tried, and
found only to result in p~ecuniary disaster to those
engaged in them. We believe no clubs. other
than strictly national ones, have ever been open
ed here, and these, from apparent causes, have
always proved either failures or circumscribed in
their benefits. No cosmopolitan society has vet
been tried here, that We are aware of and could
such 4 one be originated, and sustained in such 4
manner as not to be L heavy tax on individuals,
il might become a success.
We understand that if such q club is or
gained. the premises lately occupied by the
American Consulate can DE obtained on very
favorable terms. The location is AN admirable
one. But TO ensure success. the enterprise
must meet the cordial support of the entire com
munity. The subject is one deserving serious
consideration, and W trust it may receive it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
PASSEN

FOREIGN.
For sAs FEAScfsco-Per Comet. June 23-Hon \ G Chandler
and wife. Geo Brayt0n, wife and child, G II Judd AMI wife. II
Hungary and wife, Robert Lindsey and wife. \ Francis Judd.
Joseph = Cooke, Capt " G some. Abel Harris. Frank Harris.
A BurEemeister, c Bureemeister. Capt } " Brown and son. W
Cornwel- } Il Graham, l. I~uis, g l. Richards, Vim Ralph, Mrs
jos ROierick and = children. Totai-27.
For GUASO IsLANDs-per Red Rover. June Cos G Wilder,
ii Emlita Wilder, A W0rlen, r Williams, and 80 natives.
CCAsTwIsE.
From Hmo-per Ne,tie Merrill June 23-B Pf,man, Mr. Gil
lard, Miss Malyina RoWell-
From kArAI-p-r Odd Fellow, June 2i-I A Widemann and
family. Judge J Hardy.
From kAwAmAE-per Mary, June 2i-E Sparks.
For HL0-p-r Setie Merrill, June 2j-Nii-s Martha Cooke.
Miss Isabella Chamberlain. Hss sarah Clark, Il Pitman, Major
7 Miller, ? r. <Faiu, Albert CLARK.
For KArA-per Did FeIow. June 2G-Mrs and Miss COrney,
Capt Geo II Luce. Mr Myers
For LAHAISA-PeT Maria, June 26-N-ssrs " X SnOdgrass
aud Ludlow.
For KAwsHsE-per Mary. June 2T-w 2 Allen, Z Sparks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
EMORiNDA.

II Bark GreeidH, Miller, reports Len London Jan. 81.
Heavy weather and galesdetaineI the barkin the English Chan
mel till February 10, on which day she passed the Lizard
Lights. Hal rough and squaly weather nearly the entire pas
sage cut. March u, spoke the brig =, ter from Bayonne bound
to Monte Yideo, IS days out. April IG, passed Staten Island,
with fresh s0utherly wind. April IL, exchanged signals with a
ship slowing , u. F. 1868. Crossed the line in the Pacific in
W. lat los deg. s min. Sighted NoIokai Saturday, June %,
and anchored in Honolulu harbor on Sunday, p. ".
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28

\ BASTER.-Yesterday a number Of our mereb,,.
were on the wharf, complaining, rs usual. G., An
times, warm weather. &c, when a gentleman OFF,.
- - h.I.,,;.., = "ol cary
offered the amount to the other party if he wop5;
the job. No sooner said than accepted; aud :.
' uickofols
-. "e ms,
putting through the sand, quietly landed his LOAD
a pile Of shingles in front of the lumber premise !,
the + rmer, amid the cheers Of the crowd. The ~
was fairly and honestly won, and more than Il.
was promptly paid. We will add that he is read.
show again shore easily a banter can be won -,
also that be has just received per late arrival. ana
now opening some of the pret,iest prints ever ses,
this or any other market.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
s(rM advertisements.
:-HoNoLU-

HOOMANA.NANCI !-HONOLU-
EG5s.6. la Engine Company No. ! The Members o.
JsES(S this Company are hereby notified that the Regu-
lar Monthly Meeting will be held at their Room on MONDAY
EVENING. wednesday,, the 4th, being a hoIilayD July 2, at
halfpast : o'clock. Per order
2l4-lt c. \. Z. TEICHEN Secretary.
THE UNIVERSAL ~ REMEDY.
and the celebrated TOLU ANODYNE, the great Neuralgia Rem
are now fairly before the public. These great remedies
started and are sustained entirely by home testimonials Of
reliability, that any forfeiture will be made for the first
denial of them. The descriptive p%amphle', which may be found
ALI dealers, or viii he cheerfully sent by the proprietnrs,
contains suggestions of importance to all, and testimonials which
will strengthen confidence. Many who have given their testi-.
monals, and many more now using the remedies, whose cures
we prefer TO make complete before testifyiug, prefer that their
should appear in this form The proprietors, thor
pughiy educated in Medicine. will answer any question which
he suggested in reading ;he pamphlet. In this new and
wonderful development Of pharmacy, the pr prietors ask the
Of physician and patient, and the patronage of all
lealers. To acd to the usefulness Of the pamphlet, descriptions
{ cases and results will he very acceptable from all, and used as
hey may direct. See advertisements. 2l4-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
Vessels Expected from, Foreign Ports.

Am bark Yankee, Lovett, would leave san Francisco about
June 25-due here July q to -.
Haw schooner MariIda, keyte. from Fanning's Island, with
car, 20 cOc0anut oil-due in all July.
A clipper ship, chartered 10 load at Bakers Island, is expected
to leave Sap Francisco for this port about the 18th or 10Th
june.
Haw bark X. W. Wood, Gherken. new sailed from Bremen
April q, with cargo to II. Hackf-ld * CO-due in all Sept.
British bark Kathleen, Flint, Is expected from Victoria, to
JauiDn, Green = Co.
II. b. Mts ship Calypso, Montresor, sailed from Panama via
Tahiti.
Am steamer Klauea, Bush, sailed from New London Jan. :. to
G. 4. Williams 4 Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
DEPARTURES

June Z-Am clipper ship Red Rover, Cummings, FOR Bakers
Island.
SS-l KamOi, Wilbur, for Lahaina.
GJ-Am bE Comet. smith, fr san Francisco.
.3-Am nk Vernon. Seward. Er Puget Sound.
.3-Sch Ll0iho. Gardner. for HlO.
Ssh N@tte Merrill. B0Tr--, for HIo via LAhAlna.
z5-Sch Kaiuna. Antonio. for IIlO via Lahsiua.
Z6-Sch odd Fellow. CaHiare, fr ports on Kauai.
2s-Sch Maria Moiteno. for Lahaina and UIupaakua.
27-Sch Mary, Berrii. fr KawaihAe.
Z.-Sch Excel. for ports On EaIaL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28

LATEST DATES. reeeIred Mt 1hi. Once.
>bip~' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.
ARRIVALS.


June Am clipper ship Torrent. Cove. l. dzy- I'm san Fran
cisco wuh lGlber, sc, passed ;h= port. hound to
Uuu.kuus.
2J--cl Maria. Sot-nn. from Lha5ua- ri.h fr==DDi-
E--rh Ne-tl- Merrill BIrr--, IN HI9.EIth native produce.
&--c4 ksg1a, Antonio In kahgluI, vith do do
&S-Scl Mar. B=rrI. I'm ka~aihas. with cattle and -1eep.
Z--ch WarErk and slOop Live Yankee I'm Nol1sai-
Z--ch Old Fellow CauIage, from ports on Kauai
zE-Bnt-h b. GreciaH, Miller, Ia days In England, with
mise 90 Jal1u. Green & Co.
Zf-S~h Kiu-0i-. flu Hawaii
9---h ENr-l. I'm kp1a- Kauai. with fr-yDri.
Zs--ch Emma BoOk=, Chadwick. from KJla, Hawai-, ia
Lahaina-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
EXPORTS.

For SAN FRANCsCO-per Comet, June S3-IT3s hides. > tdIs
gOat-skius, ] box copper, = boxes japanese cabinets, 354 tubs
AMI II casks rape-s=ed oil, Q casks and l tub fish oil, ! cask
japonica oil 30 piculs way 34I5l tbs pulu. 63 lbs fungus. Is
bHs pork, $500 lbs wool, II pkgs fish, 3 do. mangOes. 2yIg gals
mOlasses, g755 ibs sugar, 3 bNs unspecifed. l horse, ! mare.
For BAKEE's IsLASD-per Red Rover, June 2O-guano stores.
domestic, sl+3; foreign. SS7S.
For TEEEALET-p-r Vernon. June 1856 Tbs taIlOw. 72IS
rs sugar, 90 gals mOlasses, 1913 ibs coffee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
VESSELS IN FORTUNE 2s.

L. : slOop-Of-war Levant, Hunt.
Am bark Frances Palmer. Patty.
Am ship Samuel Robertson. Taber.
British bark GTecian, Miller.
Am ~barsentIne Constitution, Foster.
Am bark Doe, Bush.
Am brigt Josephine, Stone.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
IMPORTS

From LosDoS-per Grscian, June ZS-e6 cases champagne,
lot easks brandy, 50 c. geneva, I5 60 port and sherry, 2+2c c.
groceries, iTe casks ale, 70 esses hans, I washing machine, ~
pigs ul-pecieed mdse.
ARRIVED AT LAsT-The steamer RTLausG, arrived
this morning thursday at 8 O'Clock, ia days from
New London We have been unable to obtain any
report from her yet
= The EmS-g Rookie and Eamoi. both sail this
sf,-v,oHn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28

Shaking EXTRAoRDISARY-There i = no. in
the coral reef on the north side of the entrance of the
channel at Lahsjna landing. known to the natives a
4" Ina adHoo" Sharks hole)-where they say their
sharkships do congrrga;e to enjoy a >iesfI. Within
the last few days. an adventurous native has visited
the spot, and. watching his opportunity. when the
sharks head was under the ledge Of coral. his tail
only being exposed. slipped a moose over II. and thus
dragged three OF them on shore alive and kicking.
The last one was landed on Thursday, ana measured
some FIVE feet in length. \ " fish story but true.
PASSED BY-The clipper which pa--ed this portion
Saturday last, was the Torrent. seventeen days from
san Francisco. bound for China. Our news-boat
went out as usual, auI Capt. Cove, kindly hove-to
his ship, and supplied Us with a file Of papers TO June
8, for which we Will accept our thanks. Il : not
every ship master who shows 50 much Polireness (for
i Is nothing else,) as TO heave to for q news-boat,
when running before a fair wind.
JULY TH-Th anniversary Of American indie
pendence occurs on Wednesday next, A. yet We
hear Of very little enthusiasm being manifested
among our American residents, but presume that be-
fore the day arrives, Yankee patriotism will be e1-
cited to a. out the usual degree necessary fer pro-
curing the ordinary supply Of powder and buukum
speeches. -
DIsGRACEFUL-Last Sunday, q number Of foreign
seamen were bathing in the harbor, near Robinson's
wharf, and several native women sporting with
them-all in broad daylight. In any civilized
country, such conduct would entitle the parties to
free board and lodgings al the house of correction.
SUPREME CoURr-The July term of this Court
will open on Monday next, with the calendar for
native cases first. There are few foreign cases to
come before the Court at this term.
OK EDUCATIoN-We commence on the 4th page
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
VINO Is Tr:-we find the following romance in
life, in one Of our exchanges
There i a tide. in the affairs Of men.
Which taken ~ the food,
Lads on 70 fortune

~ N-"
leads on 10 fortune"
a beautiful japanese Ebony Cabinet. inlaii with
pearl. and oTuamentei with rare flowers aud birds
Of rich plumage, was placed on exhibition AT Brown
< Baldwin's Jewelry Store, last week, and attracted
much attention from the beauty of the design, and
the rare finish Of the workmanship. And hereby
hangs = tale
In the year lS49, DR.. Hawkes., one Of our popular
Stage proprietors, sent three men TO California. to
dig gold, with the understanding that he was 10 re-
ceIve a certain share of all the proceeds that they
might gather in three years time. One of the three
men was J. II. c. Of Licking county, a journey
man shoemaker, not worth a dollar in the world, and
his prospects none OF the best.
The Doctor furnished him with a ticket for a pas
sage TO San Francisco, and gave him sufficient funds
TO start him with at the mines. Three long years
rolled around, and not a word did the Doctor hear
OF his protege. \ few months afterward, the Doctor
received n letter from him, dated from the Sandwich
Islands, stating that he had lost his health at san
Francisco, and had been compelled to go to the Is
lands in hopes Of recruiting his exhausted strength.
He a~pologised to the Doctor for not writing sooner,
and gave rs a reason, that during the three years he
had been in California he was unable to realize any
thing for his labor.
Soon after arriving at Honolulu. he succeeded in
getting into the police service, and for his efficiency
rs an officer he was promoted to the Office Of Sheriff,
n lucrative and influential position in the Islands.
Good luck continued to attend him he became
wealthy, married the daughter Of chief, and he is
at this time n distinguished persoI age of one of the
principal Islands of the Pacific.
The money borrowed of the Doctor has been return
ed with generous interest, and c. is u man Of mark.
The japanese Cabinet spoken of, is a present sent to
the care of DR.. Hawkes. for his mother, who resides
at Etna. 1t is seldom that we have the pleasure of
chronicling such an instance of integrity and flial
affection as this, and we think that in the good time
coming, when the books are being made up, we shall
find few names to shine with brighter luster than
that of J. H.. c.