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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03
silks and Dress Goods.

DLACK SILKS, FnulArl silks, Fancy silks Plaid silks
ID small plaid silk, silk PopnH. SIX Molairs "lil h
WORBELL & CHILD.
apla No ee6 Market It eel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03
Great Work on the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES:
THE HORSE AND MS DISEASES

WILL TELL YOU Ofthe causes, symptoms, and treat.
ment OF Stranges, Sore Throat Dis
temper, tatarrh, Influenza, Brnu-
chits. Pneumonia, Heurisy, Broken
Wind, Chronic Cough, Rearing aud
Whstling, LAmpas, Sore Mouth and
Ulcers, and Deeayed Teeth with other
diseases OF the Mouth and Respiratory
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03
TIE HORSE AND MS DISEASES.

vi marcy MtlANu 81 ihNuluA lt4irNn
how to approach, Hitler, or Stable 4
Colt; how 10 hceust1in horse in
strange sounds and sights, and hnW
10 Sit, Saddle, Ride, And Bieak him
to Harness; also the form aud law uf
WARRANT. The whole being the
result OF more than iiilaen years
eareful study Of the habits. l,e' IT,
liarities, wants and weakness oi TIL,
noble and useful animal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03

L TELL YOU OF the caufes. symptoms and Treat
ment Of Worms bots, Collie, strangu.
lstion Stony Concreions Rnpturss,
Palsy, Diarrhoa, Jaundice. Ilepatirr-
hoa, Bloody Urine, Stones Ia the
Kidneys aud Bladder, Inflammation.
and other diseases II the stomach,
Bowela 1.-Two and urlnarN nr.ana
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03

WILL TILL YOU OF The eans0s, eymlT0m7l and Treat
ment Of Bone Blood, and Bog, Spawn,
Riugb0ne. Sweenie. Strains Brokuu
Knees, Wind Calls, Founder, SOLE
Druiso and Gravel, Cracked Iloofs
Scratches Cauker, Thrush, and
Corns also, nf Megrims, NeitiEo,
Epilepsy, StHggerH aud other diseases
- - .-.LI Il.
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State. ..- s r-r. .r..--- :r... r.i .t'
81, ar ... .... pans, ..t.r t~i's.r.. On "'
t... ..-.- H-...r
L Pin. 10. r.-.a. I-7.t very
t...-' ~lr ,sr- Har- Thought .'a.rW a"f
reported r. t.. Department ~ $3.50.
Wv q. rHr t.----' Er-.u Mel. art- "..-s 'i...
Did. and -.s crew .. ths E-r-... refused rr ~-r
I'.a. ree, . no '.. hospital. ven, Oh tae Consul ir.
t.i t.a,l. pr..r bis reasons tr u.. signing taem.
tHaf they vcr, r.- a.-i ur. t.v-l. replied. 10 W,
tie custom 2. Ign 'aru- and g Re .Ntlv.Hai. ib
not ga them, be- would lui means O. Keep him
here until ee .N-L'ii. aud fearing his threats
7 ssCaei them before h.m, 10 Hs ..Ace. under pro-
t.>." Now. | AS. WIS rls t"Ie>t. when he l'"n-
sut PrjtI we. knew that these very receipts Se0c
being used 10 lg:-lui his Government. 10 r1mpf.
Capt. NcLe..a0l and others TO sign them:
Again. the Wee Cousu, upon as retirement from
oGce on the 18th ci October .i>t, officially announced
tHaJ Ir. G.'s imma .Iiate, absent friend, Htore Sn>pi-
cl5r, Consul PRATT. on hs departure for Nichlgtu.
gui.l. EeulSlr! IN his wallet - 200, or theretoouts,
Of the Two months extra wages fund 10 which seamen
who had been discharged here land mad incurred no
hospital exuense>) were entitled upon their shipping
10 90 70 the United States. Il has been suggested
that the Zines may have been wrapped IN the stars
and stripes tsilk ut that which was presented his
friend mid roar Of artillery prior To his departure,
and the presumption now : that the distracted iund
has been rermaueutly invested in the Douglas wing
Of the shattered democracy. And agHln, l ask. was
il honest TO take this money. the property Of poor
SriI0rS, who have since been going about our streets
begging fer 4 SINAI. pittance:
For nv own part. [ willingly leave il 10 the pubic
70 determine. whether Or. G.'s riHa'cGtj0n OF ms
friend was able, or, to say the least, judicious IN the
face Of the positive facts. which l have briefly noted.
l certainly think Consul Pratt owes DR.. q. q debt OF
gratitude for bringing him again before his country
Is the principal in this frGUG Of corruption, when
he might have passed without particular notice
In conclusion, | leave the community 10 Judge
whether the facts set forth in my letter of the 26tn OF
October, are trumped up fabrications, " firmly be-
Ieyiug It viii re fully convinced that II l. n reveIs-
tjon OF . tissue Of ~ SlGrins and corrupt frauds a.
were ever brought to light er PaTte or otherwise
STANLEY.
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CHM M-fRkET.

Adviccs are to the 18th % D,crmbyr. FROM The BHHsfiu's
correspondence. We quote
PEnvrsE -, % all Kinds. very dull For pork and beet. %
sup~ran~ quality. SIS AMT SIS are the nominal quotations hut
sal-- are constantly being made a. aucuau. a. LnErr rates
FL0UH-GAlego. difficult % sale NJ $40 California. iu sacks,
can b. sobi at ~ - ~ si - y sack q so as; barrels. a -
prices viii - lower vh-u the military force. now here. have
GKNr~-whe1t could h. -ohi NJ - - a g 90 y picul. in
ANAL quantities. Dats and harley are almost unsuitable
TonicCO u in very full supply, ami selling daily At auction at
s. 40 g. v p
KlcE CONTINUES hm, and an advance i booked Tor. No !
China can h. had ia moderate quantities az - 20 z picul.
packed FIR shipment The J4rob Ben and others nov aaiinS,
viii take pretty fall supplies for your market.
SUGAR remains a. last quoted, with 10 very large shipments
going ErwauI.
FREI.Irs continue firm. anil with q good drmanI or tonnage
from the rice ports. q - probable rats wiuh- sustained. When
the TRANSPORTS NJ here arr pr1viiet tr, y ~ioak Or higher rates,
a. the quantity q Tonnage on the way o. tMs = ~ 10 means
tsTg--
STERLING has been SOLD a. -. ST.
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,r..... rr.-.. o.. napa ar.. "a u~r,n.
ship NIasi--
PoaT OF EouoLULU. z. I.
sRRIN AIS.

Am CLIPPER -ar Moonlight. H-ac.. - Ity7 ron an
Franc sikh g. : mail In'S t~y 'hia--~
Is----.r. an 80 bales fungus from ;his piar,
ana called ..ia SAM day for china
Am wh t4rs Cl-.a-. ~u.nuu-- from Turtle Bay WIKI
10 Hrs Eh Ill -4- season
-SeF g. ale.I. Glars. from Raaa. with ; cords FIRE
~r1f ruI = Ee-- butter.
Sch Eeam. 4 .l.a. Wilbur. from iahaiul and kahu-
Irf p.--uza-.-E = Bond. q b Gilman. Benz T
U.I-- " 4 Ar-zsuiar. ard q natives on does
1O---eaa-r EIsue4 Berril- from Kauai, "ith p bull
l-La. = -...-. a. horse. > colts, . Es-S butter.
Is-Scl W4r-ira. Joan Bull. from NGoka and iahaiua-
with % iu- 20 native produce
u---h OH F-rr-. CauIeg=. from ko'la- Na~ilWiH
aud Haaaiai. s.l 100 key. 100 bag and 10 boxes
SUGAR. 30 bi- mall--@-- 1000 feet -nt lumber, D
horses. ami a lot o. a.hsr native freight Pa.--n-
--r--Ees-r- johnson, HliI-Eorth. Elos, aul %
uatige- on deck
I2-Am bue't J~..ephilr. stone. from Jarvis. fhlniN-
Baker. N-K-lu-- and HD~laal'- Islands
Ig-Sch Ne--1- Merrill. GulcE. I'm lilo ami koi-la. with
100 E-.s and 11 mats sugar. . huls m"ia----. =
bullock. 10 An--. 100 feet lumber, 2ua-- fungus.
u hides. 20 -lst -sils, . bag arr"wroot- Pas
-us-r--I Bartlett ami daughter, Miss J. Brown.
John El1-l. ~ y Macy. Nr FraIkfl-r- ole other,
ana ~ L--s pa-s-uEer--
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DEPARTURE S.

March sch E--aGiulHi, Mine. Tor Laha5us- Kona and kau-
18th lumber. Pas-eu-,r-Mr i Newton, and
about u natives on deck.
sch M"i@ahiu-. Ruh~srl. tr Naviivii. k".'1 and
Wziu1sa- vith fun freight oi hDari-alf -Htaillug-
s-Stearlsr Klauea. B-rrll. fr pors Oh Kauai
S-ScL Ramsiameha ". Witt. Or Iah1iua and Ka-
i~T@l-I~-
Sch Naryar.t. MaIsai- for Eaualri AMI Auahula-
u-<t-am-r E1auss. E-rru. fr winivarl Ports
U-ScnG o-4head. CIarE. fr ports On Kauai
H-Schr1 Qu-~u AMI J-auu-tt.. fr EI-' Haui-
I2-Srh Emma ED1xe. " fiur, fr Llhainaaui Kshului.
Is-Sch udI F-IE1w. CauII-e- fr iarl',i anil h"ila-
Il-Seh warxicE. John Bull. mr Mo!oEai-
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BCsryEss o. Is6O.
IPASSENG

FOEESsS-
From SAY FEaScIscO-per Moonlight, March Mr. J Girls
wOIi-
From the GCsSO ILaSDs-Per Josephine. March 12-F I
Joues. q Drew Alouzo WOrden, Nr Lesmau. and 70 natives
For SAN FEASCT$Co-p.r Guuke=, March 15-Nr and Mrs
Yates and = children. Randall smith Mr. SaEisrson, J : Daniels.
Mrs Schenck, NS Gauiuer. A : Grinhaum. J Hariisty. John
y Pope. wife and 8 Children Chas Derby. Emma Hoyrr. : Mil
Ter, ; n Pitman. jas & wilson, Mr. Matthews. . \ Feuton. =
Athertsu- I c hinaman, and fe American S-ameu-
CossTwsE
For KArAf-pcr kiLIczA- March 81 P0merUy and Wit, "
Duncan. l. L T0rbert. : Andrews, aud 80 deck passengers
Prom KlrAI-p-r Kiauea. March IO-w Duncan, : Andrews.
4. l. T,rh-rt- Miss johnson, I'll Hofschiaer,r. p KuI. II Ban
ming. Mr. BIymI-In. Mr. Bertiemau- III GIndsi, and 8 passengers
on lick
For WrxDwARD PoRrs-psr KiLtuea, March Ii-Mr and Mrs
Torb-rt. q y Gilman, p r Bond. Mrs White and . children,
SIR. Fanny Young Sasa, n Burns, Hon : kiPi, " = Ladd. "
Hall. las Hon. p B1yd. : Etymein, and about i.n passengers
f-k
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s1y FRIycISco u1RKET.

Our advic-s are 10 February Is
SCGAE-The market Tor sugars rrmainef extremely dull.
Sales In small bots - China NJ. ! arr noticed az ste 70 sic. No
sals- orS- T. are given Boston crushed. lie.
FLoCR-Both Hour and wheat are firm. with thu rate aiyau-
cling Choice brands Of -four are qgotul at g. 20 a SO; choice
wheat at al 50 a. - pr loo tts-
CoFFEE-Sair-a at IJic az Ifc. with probability q an advance.
PorkrogS-puHa at tOc a. Soc pr 100 r..
PuLr-Firn at lie
MoLNsES-No = l. moIassss rvport-I in market Eastern
syrup dur and stock large
LCaBEE-Sales q Oregon. assorted, by the cargo, At SO.
AFPIEs--ales ofSo0O boxes q oregon, from SIC 70 DC = n
UNupxs-DuH AZ &c = 10
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VESSELS IN poRT-MARCu IL.

Am bark Yankee. Commodore Patty
Am brig Josephine %
Am brig Agate. -
Am VII ship Congress u. >;rauhur-
Am VIII ship CIeaur. simmons
Ia. VII brig Victoria. pauel-her-.
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N...r..- 5000 -U.
.r W.aiAs o. I..
lri -,-s.r.r. W. grI. ..f... f-
ca, arrange a rHa r.r.. -.' ~T
soon lc .-,a.t. ywaca -., -r. .. Ted log,
Co. R,ual ....a ..rI #... $3.50. H -s. l-
given 90 tLe HU. trip o. IA. 'r,- a ."r. rs we'll
as ~ LauI-s.cl.r. kaurrs..t ~a. s. nartrar.
only ~ tu lt'o ,u. o. Ron. every .0ur4 ir5,, a.
steal o.. every second As az present. and 90 other
wiuIwari sorts she viii run two weeks out II three.
iustcal Ut Is . weeks ont Of siN, rs AZ present By
thi, arrangement there viii Doe 10 necessity for her
laying up every tx weeks, but she will keep up her
weekly trips regularly, always sailing for each les
tiult,on on a certain day Of the week. For in
stance. for wiudsari ports and Hlo every fiirf
Wednesday,. for Kauai every third Thursday, aud
FOR windward ports and kona every third Tuesday.
This arrangement appears TO be an Improvement on
the present, 20 far as accommodating the travelling
public Is concerned whether 1t will pay as well, re-
mains to be demonstrated. We learn that the en-
couragemenr she received on her last Kauai trips
one cause that has led to TINS proposed alteration.
and that two whole days Will he devoted TO Kausi
instead Of one as heretofore
AN OLD SrAGER-Oue OF the coolest robberies VT
have had here for a long time. occurred on Monday
night last. The thief first entered the sleeping room
of Mr.. c. II. Levers, near Washington Place, the
door Oh "hlch was h'' 'AS'ohed' II" 'o'H MS
pants the Fey oil MS SAFE 'Ihu'ns ]" il pocAe' 4
small sum Oh money Naoout sou " { ''"''uu'N ne
mac e''e "'Ae ,"'' ",o"s r''' mug" ~ a. "N'f
o'sser game '0''e''"s Nv " - WI -
NJ INV pi'' I,,n Pr w" s'I' ""' '',N "f
'o" o'N NJ,
'"neu ~ '' f''P''' " =" t'!' '"u
- y - - '''U - "N'
- Cn,. pu,b -
- =.
60 -
- $50. s
just within, ana was found in the morning with her
hold filled with water, and 1t was impossible to ge'
her on she was SOFA win her cargo NIoVo barrels
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NEs BEDFORD OIL MARkEr-Jau. Is.

since the opening % the gear sales have been made % $500
brs crude sperm oil tr export AZ 81 10 cash and more recently
We hear e sales q go bts at an advance. With considerable
inquiry Tor manufacturing. Holders generally ask 81 -
CrHie whale remains very quiet Holders are generally firm
ut s.. N So for good Oh, but in the absence % SAILS oar rates
arr noulinaL-
whaiebonr :. very quiet. without transactions.
The following : a statement % imports. exports and stocks for
ls5s and lshO. which are a. nearly correct a a thorough afen-
ton O. the matter can make them.
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A following Resolutions were
passed by Honolulu Engine Co. No. !, at their regular meeting
held at their rooms on the 9th inst:
Resotred, lt, That this Company tender to q. c. Mclean
their thanks for the gen, rous supply OF Soda Water furnished,
free Of charge. ut our collation. on the 9th February.
ResofCed, -, That the Secretary be directed to forward TO
him a COPY Of these Resolutions, and have them printed in both
the weekly papers of this city.
1t For the Secretary. q. CLARK.
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.... E.....>. s......-- I.. H.s.- r..t
... . t.-r..rt .a... Ns- rl- .r.. .rf,. g t...
N.-H., .-. l-4gg,4r- ,sst ta, .tr.
..,. .-..,I -.. .-....I .ae foundation, af oil.
... l. Minister r. r.-.- ~ Relations. Secretary
Us- 49,. t, walls 90 a.lcu are constructed 90
.rr... anil .f.gt mon. .f ta, aforesaid lay. vli e.
.r. ...-,,.-y Va, ll.-srt.y studying ,hs
r-.t.t.,,. If . war IN Europe. and how tha' dire
,.-. r,-rr affect the renee and happiness % the
'''9'' '''..'-" " 80. -
ru
'H 't N'."' .'
'iH- s'"h' Va "''''' $500 ~,
events Inc nv Hli'
rats U'N.hs '''-'" -, -p, h,.4
quarters Inc AS''"'s ( VA" :. -
20 's''" "' "N :. 4;.,r.,5on :.
cracA'hE' anu 'n'NN'"@ III, "'O'' -" - -
the DETER part % r"'' - m,n3
Inc cunning, " '" '"' VA "'' --,uA
Gus CRASH . " ''" ''''- - S@I,;nr
scrlPIoh- eioui u u : o''' ~ -
and over The ne'g"ooFH'o'' - i TX ""''
OF the war department "'- -.
4 scattering Vi 'H APP .
oi'e'douN' We "e'T 49, y.
appeared - II OU' - - III =
lu'oe1 pAS' d" ny u - . - -
U'p-,-'I' a- - We r nanny 70
state that the Minister escaped unframed, and the
only trouble will be a temporary disturbance OF the
records Of the Office. The accident, however shows
the imminent peril to the lives OF those s1auoned IN
the Government rookeFy' 10 perform puo'' se''I'e'
and the necessity OF Immediately taxing SOME s''pS 10
provide a new and suitable Government tiouSe' Let
plans be got ready, 50 that when the LEGISLATURE U
venes, the subject may be taken up ana knowingly
discussed and acted on
wurn NJ, Nrppvv,x sewer gentlemen,
sb;, oba,Jlerv NOT far
- ~. sao,o- woro 3is,nssinc tho other dav.
romso nd nom. 70 obtain = livelihood these duu times.
..b ro,.mo, mo,
"'I wv Lo;.La -
On Il "a ,. ue. eAI 80 -
e' nv ~ - "NI - - a.
u - 49, 0"'' -..L I..,-:
u III 0lo"u noS O'pU' V"
ANT caPH'AIS "'"'u "
deuuded of such appendage, and propounded the fGl-
lou;,r .onungsJr,,,, =. IobD what i that which
O"'ns -" ''I'' "
YOU have. and | have not: what in having, you do
not want. and what YOU would not be deprived of for
the world - John. whose mirror-like head is the
subject of frequent bantering Joke from his intimates,
gar If nm. sWbv.,' replied the gentleman, lit is
vour bald head - The crowd adjourned to R. &
II : and smiled audibIv
-
\ RELIC FoUNp--Ihe other day. as n gentleman
high IN office IN the cabinet, was walking III the gar
noticed something clisteninr on the ground. Kick
iDr . ma bo .,,,d :. wos = diamond sb,ned silver
-
medaI' similar 0 THOSE "Tsn oS Il VI
cret societies IN American colleges IN the undelsral-
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IMPORTS.

For S,S FR.vcI>cu-per Yankee. March 4-2423 gallons
sperm oil, 1855 DO. whale oil. 1000 r. bone, > c. furniture,
1O-52O tbs sweet potatoes. I hale vol. 1855 fts talIow. 2.OS5
goat skins. 55.55s 70 hides, ..J-2 tbs oi copper ami compost
ton. = trIs beef. 81 gals msi8--aS. 15o.+J. - sugar
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- The friends Of G. B. Post, Esq, will be panied
TO learn that at the latest advices he was very
i'll in San Francisco, with no prospect Of recovery.
After leaving Honolulu last fall, we learn that some
Of his old friends ia san Francisco set him up in
business there, and he was doing very well at the
time he was taken i'll. The :. F. Mirror says of him:
G. b. PosT-We deeply regret to learn that this
gentleman, who was once the merchant Prince of san
Francisco-oue too whose hand was ever in his pocket
to relieve the needy and friendless-is now lying on
his deathbed, past recovery. No disease has smit-
ten him, no accident befallen him, but it is simply
the terrible we. ght of his great misfortumes that i
crushing him down-irinking up gradually but sure
" the sap Of his existence. Despair it might be call
eI-utter, remorseless, Implying, rigid despair and
melancholy. Cast down from priucely afiiueuce TO
perjury, what wonder that he should feel thus-that
his heart has sunk down deeper and deeper, day by
day. and night after night. a he brooded over his
hard fate. until il almost reached the uttermost depths.
Our own hleeis in sympathy for his bitter mlsfor-
tunes, and although II seems like hoping against
hope. we cannot forbelr breathing 4 prayer that he
may yer gather courage FROM the kind faces around
his couch, and maufuIly rise and fight his way to
health, position, and wealth again.
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IaKRIED.

PosEE0Y-Brrira-In Honolulu. March :. ty Rev. = G..
Damon. SIR john Tpm,ray. 20 Kauai, o. Mss Lucinda Builder,
Of HonouIu-
this city. March Is, @; Fort street Church.
by Rev Eli COrxiu. Capt Samuel H. stone, uf the brig J0ysyh-
inc, 90 Miss Ellen l. Wrni. %. Water;ovn. Mass.
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EASTWARD BOUND.-The Yankee will sail hiS az
ternUon, att o'clock, taking the regular American
mails. Files of the Commercial, 1.-TWO OF four weeks,)
full of interesting statistical news-each paper being
equal to 4 four page etter-can be obtained at our
counter in wrappers.
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~ The Ladies' Strangers Friend Society. will
meet at the residence Of J. Fuller, Esq, next week,
on Thursday. March 81.
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Bows ruE GREAKs."-Engine Co. No. 8 turned
out last Saturday afternoon, on special drill, on
which occasion the little " machine behaved re-
m~arkably well. In attaching the suction hose to the
hydraut AT the corner OF HofFmann's Drug store, it
was found that the force Of the valley water was too
powerful Tor service, according to old notions At
least, and the water rushed out with 81 torrent, in
Discriminatory flooding all hands, and giving a stern
chase to ! few oiI so1bcrs. After a little practice
and regulating Of the hyiraut gage, the engine
WORKED well. On attaching the hose directly TO the
hydraut. it was found that an inch stream could be
thrown 10y it TO the height Of MaEee's building.
about fifty feet. These MIGRANTS Of which there are
about seventy through the town, will prove Of great
service in fires. On shutting CT the stream, which
was done suddenly, the force Of the water was such
that the plug, winch had been put into the end Of the
piJ in Fort street, three or four hundred yards
distant. was forced up out Of the ground under which
it was buried about TWO feet, and the street became
flooded till the gate was shut. one thing l. clear,
that there : plenty @: water coming.
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If the editor intends to assert that the resolutions
were not published as delivered to us, we deny his
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THE New YORK 80 WoRLD."-This Is the title of a
new daily and weekly paper, which promises to equal
if not surpass its rivals in that city. Its large type,
its clear and beautiful print, its perfect arrangements
for giving the latest and most correct news from all
parts Of the world, will commend it 10 those who wish
to take one Of the best American journals. Its daily
issue has already reached 10000 copies. Il has been
provided with one Of Hoes monster presses, AZ a cost
of thirty thousand dollars, which i capable Of print
ing from 20, 900 10 % 600 copies an hour. This press
Is the largest enc Of the kind ever constructed, and
Is made up Of fourteen thousand seven hundred and
thirty pieces, weighs fifty thousand pounds, Is fifteen
feet broad, sixteen fee, high, forty feet long. Fifty
years ago, it required two men nearly one hour 10
print a hundred newspapers. In politics the H0~lE
Is neutral or independent 1t Is supplied in Homo
lulu At $500 q year, free Of postage.
NM NuI-The bark Zoe will probably be in
during the next three days. She was TO leave san
Francisco about March 1st, and viii bring Us the New
York mail Of February lst.
= Some two columns or more Of editorial, notes,
and foreign news, prepared for This issue, are crowd
ci cut foc wan, q: room. For an advertisement Of
Wheeler = Wilson's sewing Machine, 500 next page
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~ We would inquire Of the POlynesian, what is
meant by the following language in the last issue of
that paper. when referring to the resolutions passed
by the Oahu Clerical Association. We are not aware
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
STATE CONVENTION. To all whom 1t may Concern.

THE Convention having provided for
 A coltingency of it's being re-assembI and mae it the duty of the several presid| Judges ef the County Courts, as well as of| Presidelt of the Convention, according either nay be notified thereof, to order s| tions tofill vacancies in that body And being important for the people of the Stat be fully represented, should any emergd arise, which in the opinion of the Pres} or of the Military Board, would requird Convention to be called; have issued VI of electon to be held on the 10th day of ! gust nett, to fill vacancies officially coui nicatedto me as President of of the Conk tion, asfollow: In the counties of
 Arkasas--JAMEs l.. TorTEN,
 Calh,un-P. H. EcHoLs,
 Franllin-W. W. MANsFrEIp,
 Izard-ALExANDER ADAMS,
 JackSn---J. H. PATTERSON,
 Jeffenon--W. P. GRACE,
 Lawrnce-SAMUEL ROBINSON,
 Praire-B. c. ToTTEN,
 Washing WALKER. And inBll cases of resignation received h Presidilg Judges of County Courts, they requestd to order elections to fill the mcl cies ocasioned thereby, as prescribed Mt Ordinare of the Convention, adopted b 1st, 1s65 and the Convention Act of theGs eral Assembly,, approved January 15, lSl,
 GEO. c. WATKINS
 LlttleRock, June il, 1861.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
.N'DTEGE.

c R. SMITH, and all others concerned p. are hereby notified, that will proceed to take the dispositions of certain witnesses at the office of J. B. Goss, Esq, in the town of West Point, County of White, State of Ar, kansas, on Saturday the 17th day of August 1861, between the hours of g A. M. and 6 Pe NJ. of said day, to be read in evidence, in my. be- half, before the Land Agent at Jacksodport, on the goth day of August, 1881, fo'~ him to decide which has the legal rights ofpre-empy ton, you or I, to the W l of il " 1 of sec 1o, in township ( n, r W, at which time ytH can appear and cross examine my witnesses ikyou see proper, and at thesame time and place ITO duce your own witnesses, if you ha 1e any,1- lowing me to cross examine them. Givenln1Y der my hand.
 C. W. CARTWRIGHT West Point, August 3, 1S6l--5t