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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
HOME MATTERS.

Mrs.nrt RrrtBursx-For
ysers.- ns' we have beer iusss 4.A,, ' v
iag o." Nsr.uti RgsJleaq. cas-, ''''
before breakfast. To q withop, !, g
to effect lose ofappeiite and a lor,:, no
something during the Iye-l.ro A, ''
we squatisd ia Nebraska we haItsi,
II until O week since, when tie 5.r.
Do, welcome appearance. We g,eataia
old friend and attenIively listened +,
had 10 say. u
The RP"s.raH is not only one Of gs
papers Published IN "Chlistcndet." I'm,
very best in the Mississippi valley. and
pIete with the latest aud most reliable
To our citizens. berea5out aud eI.sv5,.,
would say, ifyou desire to be c,--...
formed on all matters before the r.,
coming summer subscribe for The IT..
. r citizens here should get %.
cnso. See tbe Prospectus in arg,t
umn.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,

The stirring events which arc sure 90 make mrBlora.
ah.e the year lbGr-tho recurrence or the election Of
/ that year-ths ztgsardinor division Of parties in that
. election. sectional IN character, e. ng gs 49, Of them is
concerned, AVID NaH"Hal a'' q u-ervstNe, 90 tho
u.Ut.-ai. rgi uHf' ta. Tor 10 bolis almost equal
snHv with the E.an. Republicans 30 the E0r hand lg
triumphant in the South aud Oh" @evoho'lj8. States
on 'Eara th.ugs osr Boz as o 1oirv 20 ezt,ud the ctr.
. su.H reach. Nau This vie. ae now -srd OFT .'a
I.-. ..tu. IT. I" 800. ..... .~..i.I.sl events fnr tho
position perfectly tnlartH.. a have been Peculiarly
4 vun.tuuafu We H.1.f|.t.s "e s1. a 8rWe.cr. We
have ul g9sul Black Erputfeal'sn in every Fhure and
and We intend 90 do 20 in The coming. Presilontial
election. il matters very iitdc whether Wn.H Sew
ard shall Dee nominee 90 the rrrtv Do opposition 20 the
brmucrstr party, or that some suuarroateI .andidsto
shall be rruFeutDd in Dis stp8d, we tlall De u]slsttnt
aud uutiriug In our efforts 90 lrfeat such r.uigpe-
We are for flc prcreryRtfgn Of The Union and believing
that the election a. the Black Republican candidate
VIII eulauErr ift iaes NOT ensure, its diss''u'i1-. We
this cltci.u
In me matter 0 tho state politics, Ne sLariukc our
own position on all questions MS they nar grfsr. We
arc fr granting od 60 the Railroads vet unfinished
uu1 constituting the grand system iuuu-urr-rI many
years ago. We believe they rtn all De completed by
the eNcTe.2 Of s.pnl judgement and the assumption OF
responsibility when il ialfghtau proper a. do o. We
shall regret exceedingly 10 zee tuese gJept interests eb-
andon,I. or work upon item RETARDED, by this Lsgi-la.
tUro, and shall hold those WHO ure iHstrume tta iu
bringing it about 81 unfortunately such should he the
case, tna just account before the Pg.FIc-aII GrpcndB
upon tho couplctiuu of theseroada aud wa shall not he
fail In thrr Guty ON this yiful question.
oiyhe People, aud for tla Icuptu-sustaiucd 10y tAnm,
and having NO other ambition than 20 udvarr. the iu
tero.ts OF the state, and of he City iu which we Fave
lived all our hvCs-aui equally Watthful for the pies.
e]rgution Of tho JHisu and tbs rtsrect due DO. AID nc.
kuowleisnPnt Of, tlg Constitution under Oh circum-
Fiunces--the Republican will not I'D ia devotion to,
and support Of these Objects
asa new paper. VS. shall labor, rs we have l4lorn1.
to make &c cluul to any ga the country. We have cor
respondents al az points from "hIcl news Of muchiu-
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

Is hereby given that an election will be held
on Monday the 9th davof March A j. 1860 in
ucgor3qnce with the provisions Of con act 10
frame % constitution and State Governmental for
the State Of Nebraska" approved January
lin 1850, for the purpose Of c]leG,ug three
Delegates from ttls county to attend the Con-
st.tutioral Convention, also to vote for or
'Gsain5l' State Government
Those persons Eho acted as election judges
and clerks at The last general election will act
as Iiges and clerks M this.
JAMES ". VIRTUE
County Clerk.
Dakota City Eeb.llth 1860 4tn2S
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

Gu ou -Tut7 gentleman is now s.--.
p.ug p,.te r,ca Hossai in this city r,
have had the pleasure Of forming au a~c1aas,.
once wiih him, and have fourdLim OIL a,rr
able and Interesting gentleman. lie a.. ,
somcshat extensive iu.s7os, ia Dakota Conn.
t.. His residence We believer Mes Or..g
bot a. he is somevhat o migratory c.ar.
tor. be visits Europe regularly once q wear
If not ftcuer spending O few months Of each
visit amid tno bright scenes Of his boybool,f ia
The Green Isle oftbe Ocean.
He proposes leaving hero 20 that he mar be
in New Orleans by the first Of May, from
whence hewl, 81 G. NV York, and again
crots The biiaJ wave. lie will visit Che
confident before he returns aai come % Dakota
City ia o tober ucZt.
Col Der has placed Us under obligations TO
him by presenting us with a package Of Ee7
Orleans Dal'g,s Of a late date.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
COUNTY

The convention made 40 nominations ou
Monday last. The ~, JONAS and Omaha
Greek Precincts woro uuropres,1tcd, au' tHe
o,uyyatlgn aljosrncl over uptI next Mon
day Tee 2oal INST in orj,r chat lhste tso
p5ac,uStsmigat 8 T. ct delegate 20 atten' tie
esp,euuvu. let ts,re lo % luIi delegation
tom beth lhoso precincts ot the rcs mcc'-
Jug
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

MoriNo We understand our fellow TOM,
man, Dr. !. D. NJ. crockw,ll. is about p, a.
part from our midst and tax up his resi- a...
on the other side OF the river. We ra.-.
this inasmnaa as the Docter is one of a,
mys. en.erPrsiaE citizens as well as 5ar,
one of'he h.st settlers OFF, place. We hon.
he uil, Jotu alter bis determination and rsn..
with ne.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
srArE ORGANIZATION.

The Dakota Ci6y Hsrlld opposes immeliate
state organization in an able and extremely
well written article, II aay- that the expen
SEES of carrying on a State Government hero
the srst year Eculd amount Go $4,000 or au
average expense 90 each voter Of SIS 80 -
Fhe Li~lii ttin-s 81 the effort Of state or
grnz ,tuu, at this time would be o. make ,te
rica man poor, and the poor, poorer
brdsta Chr Nsrs.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

Elk HuSr.-E O.. Lampson I'm lIo' ''
Baird, and some others who antmgs we h'|'
not learned, hey, returned '10 mn EIk h'.'
They brought ia 'lrse g.t t.ur heaver.
seven coous. The two gentlemen ~
above and.A. Nj. Elqu, are aow out or
other hunt These Ninrods propose to P'..'y
generally "c',ln cut" such If the rlaml''r-
ogs aad csrul7elo1s species aa may c-A2
within range or ,ae.r shooting sIcNs.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

Mkruw-ytAL- We have heard n t"c
Of marriage daling tle present week.
pears Jbc l,ao nude boy has been shoouns bis
arrow. around psamis-uol.ly and pierce '.'
learr. Of several ne paid "o Hfrri ' '.'
,Itasr for two oftao candidate -If "'.
y'0''' uHte- sey cry voar. ores. .''.'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

OrF FoR THE PEAK On thursday last D..
Curl aal A. E. S Patrick left here Tor '0'
mines. They propose ic'nruing within ".'.o
months. We Wish them both success.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

O. HsrtJ.HI.y
t,rrl,y uorplor. t,Hraor, ~ 700.


uuurEus--raU sNrr'
W sart. t..r., tr...r ed.
a. m ..r
..r .. ....,s r..'i..,. 80
ae.s ,.I.. H.v.l.y ..r'atil
0~wr 9ATIc MASS NESTING.
r. ams lss-lt a a.nr u d. l.e m uu,r.
f1. rrr'- a,ts rat .rn.rIuollus
..,ts Hr Constitutional too,ra.ion y n-,-..
uw. e..n. Goo ufmsusH ai nsh1'a county
to meet io Mas oo.r,u'i1u. 90 Dakota
CIV. e Monday. u.--t ufi,lruoy lseU.r one
ur o. trur purpose o'uamIrsuur lhie. dss-
r..a .a.. ..eI ufIsaufeatau TO De surg = cI
~. ..n.#aa rslafl..t f.H..uH.
Cone yue, Come .l
E.I. IANVrUN.
.shWL UtHHlI
U~NhIIaI.HftN, l
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

Frns.-Pyter Eaderlay, a French trspper,
brought TO town yesterday 200 wolf skins,
200 muskrat, so beaver, As ink, - Ink b
wild cat, % otter, 6 deer, . elk, aud . ca.'.
mount. A pretty good cars, D.. ..glfyr s"s
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

cyr..'.i re-t.y iv ZlEGLER ECKHART,
3.1'.sg's and H.'li 3sa'ryf ia DJy
Gaad', Gracar.s, DE.
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Dakota City Feb llth 1850
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-25
AGENT FOR THE
New Iorg. Board oT underwriters.

The Undersigned notify Merchants, ship Masters
Sc tlat h- has r.,u duly appointed Agent for ia
New York Board uf tul-rsritrrs.
l3-tf ALEX. !. CARTWRIGHT
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The Missing ship.

7 remember being in the city of New York at
the time the steamship Atlantic was missing.
She was due some days, and people began 10 de
sTair. .. The Atlantic has not been heard OF yet.
What news Of tie AtlanteOn change ''NOnc."
Telerrathic disI utchcs came IN from all quarters.
ANY news OF the Atlantic?'' and the word
thrilled along the wires into the hearts of those
who had friends ON hoard, :. No Day after day
rassed and people began To be excited, when the
booming Of the guns told that ship was PASSING
MP the NarTOWs. People went out upon the
Battery. uVOn the Castle Garden and on the
tops Of houses with their spy-glasses but Il was
a British ship. the Union Jack was flying They
watched her till -he came across To her mOJTings.
and their hearts sank within them They sent
hastily across, - Any news OF the Atlantic
Uas:,'t she arrived - - No =. She sailed
fifteen days before did, and we have heard
nothing OF her And then people said, she
has gone after the President Those who had
friends on board began to make up their mourn
ing? day after day passed and the captain wife
was 80 III that the doctor said she must die IT her
suspense was not removed. Day after day passed,
and men looked at one another and said, "A sad
thing about the Atlantic. isn't it?' At last, one
bright and beautiful morning. the guns doomed
across the bay. and Il ship was seen coming up the
NarrOws- Down went the people TO the Battery,
and Castl,. Garden with their spy-glaSses. They
saw it was a British ship again. and their hearts
seemed to sink within them But up she came,
making ridge Of foam before her, and got to
her m1orings And then you could hear the
heavy sigh, as if IL the last hope dying out
in that sigh and men looked at each other blank
ly; and men who had never wept wiped away the
tears and, by-and-by, some one cried out, =. She
Is past her nsDOrHgs she is steaming up the riv-
er.f' $50 she Is - Then they wiped away the
dImness Of grief They watched the vessel
round she steamed most gallantly; and as she
came by the immense mass of spectators on the
wharEes. and the Garden, and the Battery, the
crew hOisted flags from trucks - the main-chains.
and m officer jumped uFOn the paddle-box- put
the trumpet to his lips, and called out, The At
iantic Is safe. she has put into Cork for repairs
And such shout Oh, how they shouted shout
shout, shDat1 hundreds Of thousands shouted;
trsnspaTeacies were hung up in front OF the ho-
tells =. The Atlantic is safe Bands Of music
paraded through the streets, the teegraphlc wires
worked all night long. - The atlantic Is safe
safe, safe,'' carrying joy TO millions Of hearts
And not one in a hundred thousand who reJoiced
had a friend Z relative on board that steamer
Ii was sympathy for the sOrrOws OF Others, with
whom they had no tie save that which God Great
ed, when he - made of one blood all the earth,
and permitted US as brethren To call him the
common Father of us all.-John n. Cough
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ID. y. ELITNER.

1'i the Makes IRE
proof tuiiiu-. h- stand recently occupied hv Dr.
Hoffman,. corner r Queen and ktshuIuanu streets
Rated Is Dgrya,=- q tte and stars
instrument accurately adjusted TO the
meridian H,nnIlu Particular attention given 70 fine
watch repairing AMI quadrant glasses silverei
adjusted and nautical instruments constantly
u. F--r-I ans f.~- sale 44-tf
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Absnthe seems be the opium Of France; its
ravages evident every day. only amongst the
literary class who indulge in its dangerous use far
too much, but in every grade Of society
ANOTHER DI=COvERY.-It i rumOTed that Irhdie-
bone trees have been discovered in the vicinity the
celebrated oil springs in Pennsylvania chap has
gone out there to umbrella factory. and
pects TO make spread while the excitement reigHs.
The Italian j,urnals state that wealthy person 81
Florence Just deceased. has left "a singular will IL
decreS that the greater part o: his fortune shall GO
10 the man With the largest hump bis hack IN all
Tuscany, and that the persobs entrusted with the
dufy Of selecting him shall tie themselves twelve
humpbaek- To recompcn-e them for their trouble,
be directs that. in addition travelling expenses,
each sLaII he Tts-entsd with gold medal bearing
the ta5gy Of lEsCp, their prototype.
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RITSoN ~ HART,
TTAI y AiIEE.

szrs On Mr. n rv Robinson. whrlessl- Wine Spiri
-rrttt- IHlull.u. n. under the Room 4 a. J. Cart
rri-ht alI ~ the fr-,- q ,shur1tuu street. 32f
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Bankers the Of " Makee's Block, on
K4ahu5nauu street HonIlulu-
Draw Bills of ENchaIE-
Nie--r-. GEISSELL. NINTrEN * Co, New York
HESET 4 PIERCE E-Q, Boston
Ness-= NrEsAS. ST.,NE & Co. Francisco
discount hrst-clt-s business paper, and
attend % cpll-ctiag, ll2-u
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&. 4. s ~. .. POOR.

r..
ID. &. WATERWAY s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Fs,I attention i 10 IN. interests of the Whaling Fleet by
20 funds purchase AMI sale oi ENchanse on
Bone General Merchandise the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
NessTs- IsAAc HowLASD ia, Co, New Bedford
" C. r PuFs. Esq, do
NuH.AS. Co, Francisco
MrtrEE * MERRILL, do lO"-u
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HAMRIRGII-BREMEN

r.. HOFFSCuLA GER s. STAPENHORST
Agents the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.
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THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
=. PubIi.hed Every Thursday Morning.

.u,are- fsrzarii foreign 50 rerar-
- rrv=r- American postage and the eNvSe q
- hen the Office of puhfcati1n- AHpAp-rs American
rd-ts E have I >4tes postage stamps on t4
- EHI rrereu- Aner1u Postage basE cr I-rt.t r
Ear.i-l sahsr-s- prefer H. can ltv. their
-. fs--rl-I Ia-I through the Hawaiian mails
n,-z- sr v1,-H ,pvEETISrsEyTs VIII d. ~H,EGrr
,r--a-fer- sfrst insertion Der 10 Cts
leach Subsequent do
z-si--= carl-- ~Nc-iI- uc~-l per suJI-a.
Zach -ldlils Luy-I 60 Ct
- Pay4hi= always in advance Il
c,,s sivts int exceeding 10 line -Ps insertion sI Ig
Esch subsequent insertion 50 ~ts
o-.x-EzLT s b charged tfe following rates
payable ~ the en1 n each gIartrT-
yr one sg1Sre Cr space q - Ine per quarter IS 90
ror oue-fuur-h = column So
column column
column.
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W. 4. ALDRICH.

importer Dealer in General Merchsnis- comuissor
Agent the Nuia-s and Coffee. and ohe
Island fpr thu LIHrE and METcALF PLAS
TArpS-. Consi-uu-uts % all Euds % Island Proluc'
solicited Orders FOR Merchandise promptly attended TO
Iy5-rf
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Plantations - Ais', - Paakna. aud lTn
Pui1 I!Il. I.,rlrter- and Whls-- ami Retail Deal
China Gis have "n hand. ''r SALE n thrr -''
rr@n-s street. Honolulu. ami 70 Llrsua, Naui
-u-ar. NlaIlss--. syrup. Tea, C,1-r. aud large aud
sari-I az-1-tr--lr oi general merchandise
a4-lr
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NSURANCE CARDS.
FLoRESs sTAPENHoRsT.

FLORESS STAPENHORST.
Agent Board of Underwriters All
the said Underwriters, occurring in
about th Kingdom, Vi have 20 be- certified hcf" him
l-u
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CONPA-
ny. Established 1850 F"r Fire and Life Assnrar"" At
home and abroad.
Capital EI.25o.TGO. Sterling.
The uHdcr-i has been appointed Agent for the sandwich
Islands. X. c JANlDN
Honolulu.
AGENT FOR THE
New ! Yori. Boa rd a Undcrwritcr-.
The Undersigned tk- ravr notify Merchants ship Masters,
SC, H- has iu.y appointed Agent for tile
New York Board 20 julrrsUtrrs.
I3.f ALEX. !. CARTwRIGHT.
AGENT FOR TIE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
notify Merchants, ship
ship hs ht- received t- appointment of
AGENT 10 these Islands fr the LIN NERPOOL UNDER
io5-a Il c. JANIoN.
AGENT FOR LLOND'S
The Merchants, ship and
SlumIstsrs. thIt Dee las received t'r appointment 90
AGENT az these Islands f'r LLoIbS LONDON.
IO5r Il c. JANION.
Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
yuyUE INDERSIG ED h--s notify 90 til-- par
n ties insured this ofIc" wr-eu buildings
their contents within the precincts of Honolulu, that
her constructions viii m those
taken will not be renewed on the rira"" 81 u.,r terms
AGENT flr he y NHrfl.s .sFfI 4 -tfral
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Commercial Advertiser.
The Jolly Mariner.
4 BALLAD II jobs G. sLxE.

BALLAD II y0HS G. sAIK-
Il vas a Jolly mariner
A. ever hove \ IJg=
lie wore his tr1zs-Ts vide and free,
And always ate his prog.
An5 blessed his eyes in saiior-=i-e.
Aa4 never sairke3 his -ro--
Up spoke this j5lly mariner.
Whilst walking up and d0wn.-
The briny "a has picked me,
AMI d5a= ne v-ry bro~us
Bgr here goes. il these here el0'es,
a cruising 10 ths t1~ut
The first Of ali the eur5O0s things
Thst CHANGED his eye % meet,
A. his urdzGGted mariner
Went sailing uP the street.
Was tripping with a iittie cane
\ dandy al eompIetei
lie stopped.-,Ila, Jolly rlariner.-
Ani eyed the stranger we'll
''whst that nay - BE- SAID says he,
L more than 1 can tel
Bgt n-'er bef1re. on sea or shore,
Was such heavy s~eil.r
He met a lady in her hoops,
And thzs she hear,i him haH=
Wow bIo~ m- tight but there's a sight,
To manage IN a gale
! never saw small a craft
With such spread of sail
sObserve the crafI before and afi--
she'd make pretty Prize,"
And then. in that imprUper way,
lie spoke about his eyes
That mariners are wont 70 us--
In anger o. -urpriss-
lie sas a pIa aib,r on a roof,
Who made a mighty din -
shipasare, ahoy - the rover cried,
II makes ssiIor zrin
T. So you eupp-r-battouinz
Your gppes-Iecss with tin -
lie net yeIIoE-beari-d man,
And asked shout the WY
But net word could be make out
Of 9hat the chap you'd say,
UnIess he meart % call him names
BY screaming. - Nix furstay :"
Up spoke this jolly mariner,
AMI 70 the man said he,
Il haven't sailed these thirty years
Upon the stormy sea,
To bear the shame of such = name
AsI have heard from thee!
50 take thou that .''-and laid him Fat,
But soon the man arUse,
And beat the jolly mariner
Across his Jolly nose.
TIL he was 1.in, from very pain,
To yield him to the blows
Twas then this jolly mariner,
Ereiched Jolly tar,
wi-hed he wac il a joIIy-boai
Upon the sea afar,
Or riding fast bes5re the blast,
UPon single spar
Twas then this jolly mariner,
Returned unto his ship,
And told unto the wondering crew
The story % his triP.
With many oaihs and curses, too.
Upon his wicked lip.
As hoping-so this mariner
In fearful Eor,Is harangued-
H.. tinbers might he shiyered, and
Ills le'<ard scuppers DANCED
a double curse. and vastly worse
Than being shot OF hanged ,
Ifeyer he-and here again
dreadful oath h swor--
II ever he. except at sea,
spoke any stranger more.
Or like a sou uof-s0mething-went
cruising on the shore Sci.
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t0rtlQn Z ar0s.
NGtice 10 Masters / Owners of Whale
Ships.

- THE L U\nEHSi NEp BFt. LEAVE
announce masters v whale ships and the public
'syglri leasing C
French Government Tahiti the railway and hsayiuE down
including houses etc and prepared
repairs with dispatch AZ lower than gt
other paIt 600 the Pacific. ONEN N GpOuING,
lga-ly- ShipwTghs
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THOMAS SPENCER,

ship Cia1I-r Dsl-.r General Merchandise, AID Commission
HuuIuiI Oahu = l. keep Constantly on hand
81 description % gods
quIrti hy Viliia-f.T,s auI u-hsT--
shipping FURNISHED with sI siu- o groceries, provisions &C.
the .ISest market prices
T. Money advanced Nhler' tls at the lowest rate
-
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AMOS. COOKE.
sawL Sr,-rLE
CASTLE n COOKE.

IMPORTERS ami WLni- AMI Retail dealers 10 General Mer-
eftr. t- 1ii stand, corner q the King AMI school
street, near tl. Church Also the store
formerly -1p-i Q. H. Nicholson IN King street
go lO5-tf
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III. w. SEVERANCE,
J. &. SPALDING,

Imp,rter and Commission Merchant, Honolulu Oahu : l.
,-r for VIM. II wing Coz Boston Sandwich Islands
AGENT FOR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-25

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Les SouS-igncs, nynut etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureur~ mnritimcs lie Paris et de Bordeaux <,
pr-veuncut le public general ct les Capt.
tainez de uuyires mlrchandS trnncais, qu visitent
les ports de royaume, en- particulier, que dams
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NTtcH NOTH. Nc' '-ifer
GREEN CORN ~ TINS. HNMLEN &
n Btk-r'- 80 -'cr- English pie fruits,
sperm candles. AItuIruliur rauIlr-,
Fine BLACK aud tvIs, pishl.s auI ure-.ryr--
For sale by
2lG-q IL ". sEVERANCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-05
E,egaH Notice.

JOll N. Weed, planting Cont Of Com. Pleas,
~. NintOn County, y.
Eliza Ann Weed, dcf't.
TLIZA Ann Weed, late of WilHamsport, in the
u County OF Pickaway, and State Of Ohio, but
whose present place of residence is unknown, is
notified that John N. Weed did, on the 4th day of
June, a. D. 1860, file his petition in the Office
of the Clerk ftho Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County OF Vmton and State Of
Ohio, charging that on the llth day of May, A.
D. 1857, the said Eliza ann Weed w.lfully abau-
doned said plaintiff, and has been ever since that
tme-being period of more than three years
last past-wiiiully absent from said plaintiff
without any just cause or provocation therefor on
the part of the said plaintiff; anil asking that he
may be divorced from tho said Eliza Ann 81 eed :
which petition will stand for hearing at thenex .
term of said Court. JOHN NJ WEED
by BTNeHAM & HAMILTON, his Att'ys
June q, lS60-45'tw,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-07-05
Gbe 9lt9rt5ur 9emotrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

SABBATH School Pic NIc.-On thc
morning of July Sd, a number of Sab.
bath School Children, and as many oI
the officers and teachers as could be
spared from the ground, met at the
Presbyterian Church, in this place,
and having made tho necessary ar
rangcment5, repaired in groups to the
beautiful grove Of Mrs. Bobo, south
Of town, for the purpose Of enjoying q
Sabbath School Picnic. No effort
had been spared on the part of the
Committee to make the occasion as
agreeable as possible, Nnd We arc
happy to say their labors were not in
vain. Rev. Mr.. Harris, VIM. II.
Baird and Judge Hewitt, each al.
dressed some appropriate remarks to
the scholars, and the exercise were in.
terspersed with vocal music by the
whole company. Altogether, tbs
affair was truly an agreeable one, and
much credit is due these who got it
up.