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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-12
Correspondence pac. Com. Advertiser.l
Letter from China.

FUHCHAU, CHINA, Sept. 81, 1859.
My DEAR SIR Il beg to thank you very cordially
for the numbers of the Commercial forwarded to me
by our mutual friend, Capt. Peterson, OF the Amer
lean clipper ship Phantom. The papers were only
about trenfy-eigh, days old when they came TO hand,
and you can scarcely imagine the pleasure their re-
ception afforded me. Our communication with the
Sandwich Islands is not very reliable, and months
sometimes pass without our hearing from you. In
the present instance, however, Capt. Peterson came
dirac ~ from Honolulu to Fuhchau, thus pioneering
. 9ew line Of ocean transit ; sno it 10 40 ne bup-i
others may follow has example. Success. than, O.
the new hue All nouor 10 Capt. Peterson, tLeSue-
=c..nei pioaecr
Comasr,ial has greatly interested me by the
eit furnishes q ihe steady growth Of your
70 ttr ~'sments % substantial wealth and
u. t-,. - sn-5T,. - vLs che rise
ngi y-u7aiAsz 5sR If = Christian kipgdUtd e:.sls
:e1ae - Giea n ihc South" II cheers my hope
ard s'rsagtheps my fats, sr the universal tri-
ninpa ~ Chgisti*uity ia the srtld, 70 see rising liz
your islsna kiasioea a genial : hit whose beams are
isst!Bet 20 iiian,iHe al Polynesia. aui to aid, di-
freily OF indirectly. in driving hack sud Away the
thie1 darkness of Al, n rsaaini yoss Kingdom IN
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Call and See Them.

~ OK 80. CCS SgTN
"ls.SS1 s.-,r.s wla-h Az wa :ran,ea to he he : y a-tc;e Of
Sy-S<e = trd -. '-s 49,. "a, his .-ar-st &c scne time.
- E.c.c : a-s2 = cheap ~ At saddles to ~. cheap
customers.
FOR SALE
A buggy horse, Kind aud gentle, that a lady may drive him
anywhere. Ds9-3m) T.. II. ROBINSON.
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ANbtrtistmtnts.


TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
II existing between the undersigned, under the name and
style OF SMITH s PICKERING, is this day dissolved by nau-
tina. consent
The business will be continued at the Old Stand, by j. Z. a,
Pickering, who soicits a continuance of the public patronage.
The unsettled business of the late firm viii b. attended to 10y
either o: tn undersigned. l. J. SMITH,
J. T. A. PICKERING.
HOnoluiu, Dec. %, 1859. 1881.
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POLTNEsIAN ENCAMPMENT, No. l.,
/. o. o. F.-UIder the Jurisdiction of the R. ". G. Lodge of the
United States. The regular meetings of this Encampment are
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS of each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per Order. {. z.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1858. I24-tf
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Spttial Notites.


HALLS SARSAPARILLA. DOCK
and Iodide of Potass is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica
Sarsaparlla and English Ioiide of Po.ass-admirabIe as a re-
storative and purifier of the blood. 1t cleanses the system of all
morbid and impure understanding pimpies, boils ard erup
tons from the skin, cures rheumatism and pains Of all kinds.
All who can afford should use it, as it tends to give strength and
prolong life. Sold by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r.. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, 13 and 145 Clay street, San Fran
cisco. lSJ-3u
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Land Of Pahoa, Waikiki, Oahu,
AT AUCTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM THE
ID Supreme Court, will lie sold, at public auction, on satur-
day, the 18th Of January, 1850, at II NJ, on the premises, the
land Of PAHOA, Waikiki. Oahu. consisting Of about 13 acres,
being partly kaio land and partly kuIa land The land belongs
to the estate Of Peter Young kaeo, and offers a good chance for
investment Terms liberal. For further particulars apply to
j. W.. AUSTIN,
1904 Guardian Of the estate of p " Kaeo.
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SUGAR. SYRUps MoIAssEs,
ps-ioN TUE E&.s .RoP. FROM THE
E.9ST .8.fJI FLs.NT,4TEOA.
Eor sale ny ed+D a. hAChFELb 4 10.
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W~tsuN TEF FEa%T DAY ny @aSs : 1s ,
& 1881. u. ii. lNsnouf sEN hccaHs = raFinsT ia tay business,
shteh ~! NJ slrrasi on uaalcr tAz asuae = EE. Diusead Z.
us.-f II. DIMc1sp.
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A. F. s. A. M.-LE PRoGREs DE EOCEASIE LODGE, No.
124, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Council of the
Grand Central Lodge of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the full moon of each month, at the old Lodge Room, in King
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August IS. I6O-tfl p. C. JONES, Secretary.
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$500 REWARD!

LOST, AT SEA. FROM X OR
IL New Nantucket Island, on the 30th September, an iron
Saa4. boat and an iron can buoy When they went adrift were
in good order, marked in white paint, " American Guano Co.."
and in black paint the name of the makers, " Secor Il Co, Nov
city Iron Works, New York" They probably foated toward
the westward, and may be fallen in with by whalers. Who
ever will deliver the above in a disable condition shall be re-
warded as follows: For the boat, 5000, if delivered at Bakers
Island, or $500 at Honolulu; for the buoy 5000, at Bakers, or
500 at Honolulu. G. p. JUDD,
1S0-6m Superintending Agent Am. Guano Co.
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ORANGE HEDGES.
- N 10 " ~ II 4

"a 'Vfaqust Orange fgr hedge fences. con De- supplied with
fiana. - Nsa"inE spft-a-,--- 2. A1z No. II. Roet-pHhcr.
TIC rHpra.ss-.to I@.. SEg.rd hy uTs n -n. -tr, ~ 49,.
rspidity q growth in these isIancs. FeT#:-- = .As best tFscr
plant ever introduced here. ISStG
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Building Lot for Sale
IAN THE CORNER OF 0CEEN AND
~ AIssea Ssrcets. A most desirable lot, r-utaininx 2S1i0oe
acre.
Tst- t~ srap.-. 1nariir H
A. p. EvEaE3I.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

obpelenc mar als her 8rano ouebrad,
rab ct 9erape jest III Der telten 2ooe mar,
ia er ni@t nur einen l1idl,9en @erfauf
MAIDEN fcnnte, ioneern aud pur6 rcn
Orb ieiner Stieftcdtsr ibm cine reide
Gr>l6aft ms 6auS fam> er babe robe,
na@ rer 6auptltart reiltn mclen um ben
5anrel atiuldlie6en unc feline 6r1n; beim
iu trir9en, ramit bic Wfutter in ibrem
S@mer5e oud eiu &inp Inn 6b babe.
Dem Srrbalten, ro6 IT iiter ben Muf.utz
balt Oferorre mirerip,ebenre Nuelaaen
3ema&t unp ,pcbl nit ibm einrerltanreu
9e'pelen iei lcbte Oietbelm bic 8etbeue=
run9 ent9e9en> ras Ct i'm We9entbcile rem
&naten aeiaat babe, Ter alt Sddferle
m19e gu ieinem @pbne binaufacben, "a
er rabeim tleiten miiie unc an Ieinem
Scintru6e lciee. 9ln rieier lekten ncuen
3utbat fano Ter Nidter cine 6anrbatc,
um Dictbclm nod cine 9craume 9Hcile
bin une ber ;u aerren> otcr Dittbelm riE
lt@ cnelitb 9e~al1am los unp la0tc auf:
ltsbenc nit mddti1er rnestimmr:
"Gln Gbrcnmonn mic i<t, traaeut Gd,
e'9entl'd gar ni&t rertbeiriaen. Sd Tin
lett tlni;ebn Sobren 9Gailcnpaeacr UNI
bate ilr ric 8aiien aelrr9t ME Gin @ater
une mic auf meincn &prtbeil eclebcn-'
Oletbrlm blelt plIBIid NIT cinem g d,rei
!nn'> rcnn rcn Ter +5Sbe lentte Id cine
Glamme uno trannte ibn in'S @cll6t.
Jcrtlebuna frlat,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

men @ein, ren ibr Grln; an Rem Munc
bielt unc nit l9mer;li@em 2d9eln laate
lie na@ jecem S1lud: u9lb> cas tbut
gut. @e.iu@s nur aud Grdns." S5rdn;
nipple, unp bic Mlutter iaote wie balt
triumenr:
"Du tiit 10 l&6n 9e>porcen, GranS uno
! llebit mid 70 9etrsu an, 70. 10, 10 bab' i6
cid liet. @enn nur rer @ater aud 70
mas @utes bdtt'> uno menn Ct bid nur
AUDI lben t6unt'. Sein .6ers banat On
Dir, ad> unp ru biit jebt aud mcin e,nsia
&inp. &omn,', leg reinsn 8adcn mierev
an meinen Baden. 60. Sebt Jag, mie
fcmmit renn ru raber? QSie lit rir'S
cenn 9e9anSen?"
Grdns i6ludte RE Tbranen birat,
"a iie rie 0lutter io berubiat lab unp rie=
lelbe nidt mierer neu oufreaen mruc.
sic er;dblte NIT m6sli9fe: llm9ebuna
aue6 Grl6iitternren, ,rie fte ras Yranrz
un9liif ctfabren unp iaate SuleBt:
Zen beuttAen Goo, Mutter, ben merre
i@ ME Serae0en. 9Sas id "a Mles ae<
remit unc erfabren bab'. > Mutter! unp
cie @lenihen iirp 10 9ut menn Ge einem
I'M lln9liid iebcn; 9lQe mo NIT aefabren
linz uno in alien @irtbsbduiern Gnr Ge
mir tei9eitanren unr baten mid octrDnet
uno bdtten mir germ in Murm acbclien.
Sonnet leAt Gub Gin bisle ouf Is 8ett,
i9 mill Gud erSdtlen."
6rdn5 trua III tarfen @rmen bic Mut=
tfr aui ras 8stte, rann ltyte ie G3 paz
nebcn unp ibre 9ano baltenr, be9onn fe
gu erSdblen, a6er balo merfte iie, raB bic
Mutter l@lief. sic bielt nod lange ii4
bic 5ano Der S@laftnpen unp >pa9te es
nidt, ii& gu tewceen, enplid leste ie sic
|5ano auf ras &il1en unc leile auf ben
3eben l9lei9enp, bate Te f9 Der TDlre
9enlbe,t, ais bic Mutter riei:
n&inr. &pobin tpiQf?"
r3um 8oter."
"Da mub i@ AUDI mit i@ bin 9ans
>rpblauf."
G5 balf fein Nbwebren unb na9bem
Trans bic SHUTTER mpbl ein9emummt, per=
Lief fe NIT ibr bic ppf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

@er iitter seldeiptefe 6anpz
werter? fraste jln9it in elmer lultieen
@eiell9aft elm Berliner gBiBtolr. llnp
oa ytlemano bic &dtbielfrase CUR @cnu9t
l0lte> CAB er bic Nntmort ieltf: Der
B5tt9er. nno marum? gBeil er Mues
tablt9 BARTLETT, was ct suppr reifli@
dberle0t tat. >.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

Sfcos cine 3eit!-@otcr.
Gmmo, cs bleitt rabei, ru beiratbelt 9irrn
S6npp.
1c9ter. um @ctteSwiIen, @ater,
1,ein ..
Nater. @orum2
3o@ter. SD fam ibn ni9t o9ten,
ni&t 1&aBen, er lit ni9t eebilpet, unr liez
ben tann i@ Jpn ME! ~
Batter Gur Mutter). DaS 1T cine
3eit! 5aten mir un6 je 8eadtet? 6oten
mir uns je 9elddst? @aren mir ie eetilz
Get? uno enpli9 baben mir un8 ie Qez
licbt??!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

Nebrcn rrm 9lderrer Weiabcit.
So cir in Qietsa9lutb cas- Scr; cn,iaAt
Werenfe. mics rie mciie &S1in madt,
Spbolc Gin 1rrf I'M uste,lauien lit
0reiViittel 0ictt's: inrcm ilc Mal1cr oic6t,
SIT Gins, inrem ras 6cuer ie er0idt,
Das s'peit, Zen Grpf nom s5cuer riidt
Dos rritte ; 10 rcrtreitt lie'e:
Lp1 lit cieSupp' pertronnt, Is tleitt 1ie'e,
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GMliu8 6cproii,

JNltu8 VcOr0lt,
1f fentli9et Nptor>
Gde ber @ablbatp- unb 6ten @trabe, seseEIb.
Be: fr1nS0l. tatb. &irde,
entfieblt lI9 ieinen beutlben Mittiir9ern 3ur
4nterti9uns Ino 8eeauti9un9 Don eeridtli9en
Dofumenten uuo llrfunpen, ais: &auftriefen,
5yputbefen (Deers uno Nicrtsases)> Netbs-
uno @elbGfts- @ontratten, Geltamenten, goQ-
maebten fir tas Snlano uno Deuti9lonb, iomie
3ur 9elpraun9 aller in pas Nptarfa9 eini6laeen.
BEN @elh1fte. 1920
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
Mocntcu Der y xWfimn. StaatS3citun9. |"

Naentcn Der ~Wfinn: Staats5e'tun9'
Wtinnelpt1.
New,ll unp Brcwn @runtv ST: ,Tcrlterr,
a. q,ster uup 9licoet Gty U. Shimmel,
81. NnthcuY II. Miun:applis, Ortb II. Nnpbla"g'
Gbasta 81. Gcsr,
Carver OF Suit,
Wnufatu 6. Snfpt5ba9en.
Gt;U nnter unp Balbiuspn @tY 81. 99e7er,
61ltiua unc Onfcta Gw y. Shmirt,
Miupua uuo gHincna 9tY 81. 1ilbsr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

DerNe faurantB Berncderin
&6ni96ter9 empfeblt ras toiril dye 8ier
in folaencer pri9ineller geiie:
r8rau9tore 8ie,brauer<8urlden tez
reiten teitdnri9 bi5teres broune6 tairilhcs
Bier befanntli@ be>oncer6 billiae6 Bez
riirfnib te9niialamer briicerli6 bebaali1
beiiommen tleitenper Burger. 8etb0,te
bicrfeincli@e 8ac@us 8ruper bebaupten
ti5weilen teltimmt: 8airil9e6 Bier be-
raaide balo, tefrieeise bios 8auern, be-
raute tei7ern 8ewubtleins, belbrdnte blu
bence Bilcuns, teariince breite Bdude> be-
fDrcere blinren 8l6riinn. - Yeaeiltert
Sochu6 bei1er tleibt beim 8c0eren; be-
finst Burauncer, Brrpeour, Srauicmein,
beltbimpft tpebaft tairilde6 8isr. 8iez
eere 8iertrinfer! 8eupr Yemeiie Bc0eree
terdbren, tleitt tei9eitBt teim traunen
8edcttlinfen, tleitt Bairi19e 8ierireunre
teim bairilden Birrmirtb. 8erneder.
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&m0p Netplb,

(Attorney g. Counsellor at Law
M6ppfat II. &ebt5=Mnlpa
Sifce 81. puul, Dritte StraEe,
YbUrir' . lod, aunabt rer neuen Bride,
empiieblt ld ieinen teutihen Qaneleuten oli
8eebsbeiitanb Ycr aQen G'eri9tabTien res Staa-
teS Miinne pta uno in ben vanr- Neutern.
@sri9tlihe Dotumente. Nauitrieie, Spumad
ten &c. tperpen prompt unr bllia aueaeie,tat.
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Carl 4ai1avant,
XS . "A Il. q. N "A

1ffentlider Nptar>
teiorst bic Musfertisune nnb Vesleutieuns allsr
9eridtli9en Cofumente.
Yelpncere Mufmerfiamfet miro benz Na919la~
gen uno Mufiuden von Yeiiyt,teln sewirmet.
Sfrce III Der Yam Office oer 6erreu s. unit
s. .. GtlFQan> 3. 5traBe, liter Qittle's Bu9'
Strre.
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Die Sferz Gier.-Sie ;ur 8uue
res patltes Sulius VI. i'm SABRE 1855
curften in rer 6oiten;eit feline Gisr oeoe(1cn
merccn. Da man nun riels Gnttebruno
lhtrer fiiblte, 10 feierte man cie Nudfebr cer
Gier, nad rem Mufb6ren rer Talten, au
Sltern. IS murce loAor cine relia,Dle 6eltz
li6fs't raraus; mouteAob i6 amGbarirei>
taae UNI Siterta9ein rie STRIDE, um nc Gier
msiben 81 lalen. Oaber cer Gstrauh
c,elelben ais 0eident: Su pertbeilen unp
lie curd Garten uno 8eSsidnuuocn nit
Qemdlren 81 rerld0nern. @ie 9emDnblid
artete cielcr @etrau1 talp in einen Mib>
trau6 aus; rie Sturenten unp onrere
jun9e 2eute 80 .ammelten I1 in ren Sir
denballen un9en, entialtetcn burlee!e
6abnen; betrofneten ii& nit Spiebcn uur
Stan9en unc 9inaen, NIT Irpmmeln unc
0l6dden Yrron, bcrunl UNI Sltereier au
tctteln. rorurd bduf9 9rpbe unruben
Yeronlabt wurren.
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Smmcrififhc8.

Die GinSerleibun9 5aopy
en- 8. Qorp @ronpille bat ypn S5ranfz
reid Die teitimmte @erGderuna erlalten,
eab Saopyen II id t einYerleibt pirc.
NlIc ~ + B c6 ei1Yerleibt.
Seferrei6 wirr fb entldiercn cer Gin
nerleitun9 mteceriesen. 9lllp ~ irp man
e6 9e9en Seiterrei@ einperleiten.
Die Saroyarren peioern ld mannia,
li9, iid einperleiten su la0en. 2(llp piro
Sasoyen ;ur Ginperleituus 9e;wun9en
merren.
Sarcinien bctbeuert rab es nidt i'm
entfernte ten rie Nb I9t rcr &caieruna 1ri,
Saccycn ot;utreten. 2ll 10 lit Savryen
tcleits ot9etreten.
DIR Mcnitcur rer;dtb nod nit fciner
Site RE eiAentlidcn 9lbIhten rcr &C.
Aierun9' 2lllo lit Sorpyen bereitS pcr>
fault.
Der &ailer idweiot -- ollc lpridt
NQes rafiir. ra6 BET &ailer feline @eran~
ten uno - Sarryen fir d1 tebalt.
&lucremcat11.
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3tpcitcr cJabr9an9+

Die ]llinne(otu StantS5ei un0
Gde Der Oritten uub % ba ba 10
5traBs, sine 5reppe bo4,
er1deint mDbentlih uno foltet smei DoQ.
per Sabr, in ToraueteSablun9.
Ginaelne Nummsrn fofe" 3 Gents
8coineun9cn.
Mtcnniren fann man 81 'rye"o e'ner 5eu oee
oohres. npt fDuueu Die benz Announcement pprar-
oehenpen Wummeru niAt na6selanct meroen.
Ser Sutlcrirtipna< Betrag fann IN 9fptsn IT.
oeno einer autcn Banf enseibidt werbtn.
NP QSeun Gjelp III reaitrirten SrieTen per-
loren aebt, trasen mir ben Werlult; eO@ "'dt IN
unresiltrirtsn Brisfsn. c.> 49,
MQe Mittbeilunseu, G1eleer u. I. ~. l'ne au
abrreIren: o,.t,:,a.xa
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Gnfpb 8prf II. 8ruber,
Gfe per Seb5ten uno 8abalba'pitraBe
ct. paul,
empdeblt Gh bent Yubifum nit tasli@ frild &C.
bafenem Brpo uup Auben.
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&ngcmb"r9cr @uf.
@Q1t< un6 8oQrDiuQbQu8,
NCn
Gcui5 Nfifam,
Jrantlinlrabc, smiidsn rsr 4ten unt 5ten Cir,
81. Maui, Wtinncjrta.
VltD 00llmoD G0use,

VtV UttITtUUU !JUuSP,
Dritte Srabe,
cterbalt ber YrestSteriauer Stride.
Siernlt brin9e idb CUR olaen,cinen 0euntnis,
rap id I'M Trcnt;immer res u5aliway= 5rale" 81.
nen
Ganryz> Griidtez, Gi9arrenz unc Iabadz
Qorcn
ein9eri9tet uno tas baranitoBente 3in,mer in
etnen ele9anten Salrn Seepaneelt babe, no i6
bic QS'rt1daft in frilberer @eiie fprtfubre.
Rubp, Waeut.
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Mb6rel1el1.

9afob ~f niger,
6rierensri@ter, (Justice of the Peace,)
Deutl9er Nptar II. Qanb-Nseut
Ybpnir>Nlcd, gdt Der Dritteu uno Datalbap-
@traBe, (uabe Der Sride,)
smpfeblt f9 rem peutiben YueIitum 3ur Nnter-
ti9un9 uno 8e9lauti9uns a!ler STentIiten pa>
plere, lowie aud CUR Iusfe. .tisuns pom Mappen
uno aneeren 3eidnungen.
Nnuft unb perfauft Qanb III Gcn1mil|on.
s. &S. Simpmtpn,
MbpDfQt,
ct. paul, Minneloto,
Gde Der Dritten II. Marftltroee.
Oa terislbe bic eeuti9e @pra6e irridt, empfeblt
er lid Defenders ieinen eeutiben Mittur9ern, bic
in einem Ns9tsialle praf;ii9en Bcitanp einea
Mrpofaten btpirfen: iei e., in irseno einem
3mei9e, Dor ter Court, tei llnteriu9ung DOL
NeGtstitcln, III Nusisrti5uns uon &auftriefen,
Mcrt9a9eu II. |. ~.
@sfereus miro acseten rur9 5errn @ouuerneu,
q. NamieY unc Srbn Nininar. SIS
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Oas ~@otel gum Sbwciscrlano~

OaS ~'9otcl gum S6,pci3crlano"
Don paul f5ober,
Iort trobe, bem @inelrw 5eule eeorni;ter,
1T NIT Nlem gu eiuem 9uten Apit= unr Waltbaule
9bDrtsen aui's . @paltancieitc perieben, unc rarf
ld, lcmchl. mas bic VetSilisung uno ras Qcais
Don Aplt9dnacrn nnc Reiienren, mie bic Yrsile
une gutmartuna tetrint, nit ben telten 5duleru
css 8elens melen.
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Shall We Have Civil War!

Is the country to be subjected to the hof.
rors ef civil war! We hardly see how that
calamity can be averted as things are going.
South Carolina is going out OF the Union,
and all or nearly all the other Southern
States will in sine follow her, ii The North
ern States DO not repeal their aggressive
laws. So far as expression has been given
TO Republican sentiment, it favors n dsso.
lutioa of the Union rather than the aban.
donmeni of The Republican programme of
making the States "ail slave or all free"
which is understood 10 mean that they shall
all he free.
The danger of a war is just as i'm manen,
if South Carolina goes out alone as if she
goes in company with all the rest of the
slaveholding States. Perhaps it would be
nearer the mark 10 say that there would be
less danger OF war if the whole fifteen
Southern States went out together, than if
one OF them went alone. For if all of them
went together, there would be no slierna
tive but TO acknowledge Independence al
once and concede them place among the
great powers OF the world, and conclude a
treaty of friendship with them, and suren-
der 10 them all the government forts and
arsenals within their limits
But If South Carolina were TO 60 out by
herself, there is no probability whatever
iha: Congress would recognize her indepep-
degce. What then Fort Moullrie and
Castle Pinckrey command the harbor of
Charleston Their full and complete pos
session by South Carolina is essential to her
existence as an independent power. She
never can call herself independent I'LL her
own troops garrison them. Nor can she
get them without The efusion of blood, for
il will be The duty OF the President TO main
tain possession of them with the troops of
the United States.
The horizon looks gloomy. South Caro-
lima is in earnest. She is bent on setting
up for herself Before a Black Republican
President shall set mp over her. 1t is not
10 be supposed that she does not take into
her caIcuiaiiops matter OF such vital i'm
poriance as the possession of the forts that
command the harbot OF her chief city. She
will pour ont her blood TO get them, ant
We must give them up or keep them at the
cannoa's mouth or else some measures 10
win her back to the Union, and 10 satisfy
! her and all the Souihefn States that they
can remain in i with safety and honor.