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rFrom tho Rlehm nd DI.pa,oa, Ap-n llth
The II cbel Wow OF the Connecticut
Election.

Election.
The Connecticut election has gone
against the democrats. Gold has fallen
on the strength Of republican success,
obtained no doubt by bribery, and the
hopes which rested on The triumph OF
Sey mour have fallen 10 the ground. TIE
importance Of This defeat Of the democ.
racy cannot well be exagg,raled; for ir
the result had been otherwise the North
west would have risen, the peace party
would have been orgaulzed on a perma-
nent basis the next meeting Of Congress
would have been followed by summa
mary abrogation of the imperial powers
bestowed upon Lincoln by the abolition
Congress just ended, and a cessaiian at
hosiilhies might have been conf emily
10 ked for at or before the close of the
present year. No won Ter Lincnln threw
ihe whole weight "f his immense pa'ron-
age in favor of Buckingham. We may
b. sure that greenhacks were scattered
broadcast throug hout The State, that Tie
enormous enginery OF corruption in the
hands OF the Dictator and bis miuions
was brought 20 bear with irresistible
force against the copperheads." Lin
coin has succeeded. Connecticut is lost,
and with its goes the hope OF an early
peace, based upon party action at the
North, which so many ENTERTAINED.
SO be it. Whatever is Is bRst in the
l. ng run. The Yankees may now ruo
the full length of their ieiher, aud that
is all that is necessary toinsure fearful
reiribulion OF the manifold wrongs in
ilcled on the South. Had the peace
party, of which Seymour and Valan-
dgham are the chelr, succeeded 81 this
time, many fearlul wars Of blood would
have been stayed.
tits evident that this rebel journal is
deeply chagrined at the overthrow of the
" conservatives" 1t feels lis Northern
allies have suffered lameniable defeat.
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from The wheeling Va Ia ,illon T.
rhe Last Fyrm aIiiy Gone Through
with.

The flnal count on The Amended Con-
stituion was made yesterday, aud is
published this morning. IL sums up Ia
The thirty eight coun is heard from
2S ,32l Tor tho amendment aud 57g
sgsinst H. The Commissi ,nrrs thfew
out on account Of iniOrmaiity, 422 votes
that were cast in favor Of the an,.nd-
meni, but rJrcied nuuo that WIRE
against a. Ten counties, IL s,ems hav.
not been heard lion Ei'he no eleo.
tons were held IA them, or the vote has
failed 10 come 10 hand.
As we have said ber re, The vote. un-
der The circumstances, 10 an extraordina-
~ one, and u cannot fad 10 be in tho
high.st degree gratifying 10 the loyal
people Of West Virginia, aud tho whole
country.
Tho last step now, 90 far as he people
ot the new State are concerned has
b en- gone through with All hat re-
m tins is the proclamation Of ihs Presi-
dent Of he UnlIsd Stsier, wbioh will be
forthcoming in q ieg dats
The struggle has 0sen the most event.
fal one that ever characterized the ad.
mission Of q State into the Amerlcan
UniOl
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Fjr ho NASHVILLE Onion.
sword PresentatiOn.
CAMP 18TH 0HIo VoLUNTEEas, J
l. .---.-.. -. .llA.I 2

CAMP 18th ONO VoLUNTEEas, }
MUsFREEsBoRo, Tenn, April 2Oih5
Elitor Cnion At the dress parade of
this regiment on Friday last The men Of
Company C, presented to Captain john
son NJ. WELcaa beautiful sabre, as to-
ken of their con idence and esteem. Tie
Captain was severely wounGed on Friday
at stones River, and has been absent
since, until about April Isl. His wound
is now entirely healed up, and he is on
duty.
On behalf Of the men Of the company,
Major @. Il. GRosvlNoR said;
Captain IRe'ch;
Its made my agreeable duty on this
occasion, by tue men, commissioned oili-
GERS, and priyates of your company, Tor
th,m, and GA their bshaif to present TO
you This beautiful sword as a'itsiimonial
of their high esteem for you as a good
soldier, a valuable OilceT, anu genile-
man.
They desire in this manner 20 testify
10 you their just appr, ciauon Of what
you have done 10, them m your present
relation. They we'll remember the time
hen. at the call OF their cuuniry, they
LETT the quiet aud peace OF nome, and the
society Of loved friends and under your
command, assembled around ias old Il *
they loved, aud marched forth in defence
OF the Nations honor against The attacks
OF iraitOrOus enemles. Hney were hrn
wholly unused TO war, aud irrited under
the restrictions Of military discipline -
They remember well that tbey COM
planned OF YOUR slrict administration of
the discipline Of the service. Al this is
now changed, aud they hereby assure
you that thoy believe that your ac.
tions 10 have been borne ust, and 20 have
resulted in their good. 10 your atten'
tion 10 duty, aud enforcement OF rule
aud order, lhey feel that tbey oEe their
present proud eilieisncy as soldiers IA
this great army.
They desire 20 testify 10 you in This
way the cOniinuance Of that conhdeucs
| la on 80 essential 10 the succrss OF all
! military organizations, and iheir gralih-
cation ln reltclug that not only have
YOU been constantly with them during
theroutino duties Of the camp, bat also
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10 h,Na bylle union.l
CAMP NEAR MURFREEsEoRo, TENN.,l
Aprll 10, 1868. :
no. of az MasLpiM Union ,

CAMP NEAR MURFREEsEORoi lENN't
April ~, 1868.
Friend liToer:
Wrhave been enjoying most beautiful
weather, and will enjoy it, you may be
sure, while It lasts. The brigade Of
which | am a member militant Cd, lst
Div. 2ist A. C,) has been trying what
yiitue there is in Stones" by sitting on
them, lying on them, gnawing the cor
ners OF them, and swallowing il to in-
crease our grit aud all for strategy,
my boys" sm not in the habit Of
swearing profanely, or might have
wish, d those geological specimens weie
where "there is wailiug and gnashiDg Of
teeth !" but as am at present living next
door to the Chaplaio, aud the iOreo Of
good example" having an effect upon
me, / simply uttered an emphatic "GOsh
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i,vs y. Hrpr, 0raua seofe,ary, should be a. s''
.t srr.lsffla Traa

l,us Y. HIpH, 0rana scofe,ary, should be . esol
% Ndshtilie, Teas
Nstasuss ledge, Nc. i--ae'ts every Tues - Eyoe'
.ng, ~ their Inn, ON tho corner ~ Uuion ana sum
mer sirceta The nincers fsr the p esont tofu. are
lpo T. Nilia, n e.. H. a. Mcgwen, Jr, VS. John n
uis, 'acrepary 4. x Span, treasu'er
Irlbus Lode. No lO--Mects ~ tho same place
very Monday EVoniuF, Tie ohcers ere heury
AHlo, N. a.. u. Park V. Chas Robertson ,
Scriary q r. B-own, rraasurer
rstir Ledge 80 vtissurts ~ tiiutf nst, ON s-iato
Cherry street, every Friday Esening The oiacere
srr frank Harmon, n, O.; lamca @yatt, V o. Z. T.
GooJl.t Socretarv NJ y OIuop, Trrafurof
asrsro L,dlc, Ne. 100, (0'rmaul ul-Mrols AZ the
Bah, tor, or Of Uul0n and annmer tirsewi every
Rlrsaay Eyrning. The oaioers ere Z fr'edmA F,
80, John llfrbr.cbV. a., Jacob Jungorm1n seore-
hfi Gen s5.iri 10, Treasurer,
Rissy Eaoampfassi, SO. t--hocia at tne ahoVe "a
!. tHl 0rst and thTd We1uosdHis o. eeoa mNu'n
ift 'tcon are; r n Mcbride. CPS o. v Felorl -
z lsIer uarris, Jr. sW.,J II lu'ketI J'H Jn@
' 1ido. Acrhe n r Cuttcr, fruasuret
o,,ss BrdaoA AaoaaFls6Ef, Np. i--AeeA at ,he
Shove hai on the oco,nd and fourth sal-y
ARan of each mOnth, The ohloor au' heaik A.
. ''; 4. A0kuF, n pa n A. Cimpbel ! b Nj u
suau, I".' q, ihnlIs, eH,'sfy D. .
NtTt rrtasurur
~ Dssrs. Or Dusgst-s ~ EsbsstA--'istia ne arse
nday aItsrnoon OF aech mon b, 81 o'eiook-
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The "Food supaIy', Que,tlon,-
Plan nsusgestoIb by the Rebel Seoro-
taTy OF WAR.

Plan S"sgestoI by the Rebel Seero-
ta'y OF war.
l. Let tho people in each county. par
ish, or wald select at n public meetino
as early "a convenient, committee OF
three or more discreet citizens. charged
with the duties hereinficr mentioned.
2 Let i, be the duty If this committsa
to ascertain from ecch citizen in ,ho
eounty or parish, what amount of surp-
lus corn aud meat whether bacon. pork
or beef, he can spare for the use OF the
army, after reserving supply for his
family and those dependent on him for
food.
Let this committee tx price which
is dermed by them Just cumDensation
Tor the articles furnished, and inform
tho citizens what this price l.. 10 that
each may know b. FIRE delivery, what
p,ic- is TO be paid fyr the articles fur
nished.
Let This committee make arrangements
for the transportation Of the suppirs 10
some convenient depot, after consulta-
lion with the officer who Is 20 receive
tltm.
Let the the committee make delivery
OF The supplies ON receiving payment Of
the price, and resume the duty of pa,i ing
IL over TO the citizens who have furnished
the supplies.
8. Where the duty Of the committee
is performed in any town or city Rt
which here may DO qlartermaster or
commisfary, no further duty need be re-
CURED Of them than 10 Il, liver 10 ths
ollicer a list Of the names Of the citizens
aud OF the supplies which each is r. adv
to furnish, and the price fixed; where
upon the officer will himself gather the
supplies and make payment
4. Where the supplies are furnished
Ia the country The cost of transportation
to the depot will be paid by the govern
ment 10 addition to the price llAed by the
committee.
8. As This appeal is made 20 The people
for the benefit of our brave defenders
now In the army, the department relies
with confidence on the pHtiiolism of tho
pelp'e - no more than Just compensa-
lion would be fixed by the commits es,
nor accepted by those whose chief mo /.
tive will lie 10 aid th,ir country aud not
10 make undue gains out Of the nceda OF
our noble soldiers.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G. ENERAL HOSPITALS
PO-t OF NJ 1urfre e8 bOrO. 'Ienns

PO-C Oh N1ul1reeSDOfos 4Shhs
Medioai director Fost-M U. wooDwORrH.
Hospital No. l~-City Hoeh 3. W. corner square.
Su geOn T. d. fiton.
No. a-woodbnry Pike. s. o. Hmoo, Sur
geOn la charge.
No. s--East Court Rouse. W.T.. Johnson,
surgeOn In harge.
No A--wo0dbu'y rike. A IT. Surgeon
J. w. pearce.
No. 5-No'th ourt House. J. T. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
{" No. e--North- ast cor. square. NJ.
Failer, Asst surg In charge.
No. TA-East Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge
d" No. S-oppo ie and west City Hotel VIM.
A. Nc uly, Asst surgeon in
charge.
No, Cor. Nash lille and Lebanon pike
= b rmar, act Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
CenT Fleld Hospital No l. Ono mile west Court
House. J. T. Finley, SUI goen In charge
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REMOVAT

I HAVE riils DAY RhMOVED MY ENTIRR STOCK
l 10 the Eclipse stable on Market street, formerly
occupied BY nr Ca, where will b pleased 90 Walt
on my old customers and the put.io generally, with
my usual prOmptuess.
Uonstantil on htnd, Hacks, BugEies, Band Wagons
and ue saddle stock fOr Ladi and 6entlemeu
Marohlo-lm y. W TEALRY.
Also ioT sAlo a. tho above stable, 10 or 10 good
work horses
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8R0 W. sHEwMASER BY aDN n ROB
SHEWMAKER T. ROBB,
Srtuu 9ntrlli9eutt 0ffift,
No. II, SOUTH FOURTH STREET
(sEwEHs zAsEn AND wALAUT1
ST. LOUIS, naO.

Established for the Renrlii n Strangers
COMING TO LGuls u stARcn OF
Sick, W0unded, or eoldiers that have
Died srOm Wennds or Sickness.
TNORRECr INTf LIIGENCE WILL 81 GIVEN OF
" the condition Of any Sick or Wounded Solder ID
II LOUIS, L0UI~yIlJ.F, ClNCi - ATI, EA-HVllI.k,
MOUND CITY or any o'her Hospital IN The Western
Department.. This h ths oNLy Array Intelligence
Oeioe In The United States and inlofmation regard.
ing Soldiers from any pat Of the y csp be given
al airy time, BY calling a., or wsirINo 70 ths ARaY
tNrFlil0ENos OrgI,E, post-rince Box No. 1873,
NJ B-gERsOSs COMING 70 sr. LOUIs N sfAEcn %
rHuR FptENDs will obtain al necessary information
BY calling at Ofhce, No. H. south Fourth street..
May ~. 1899 ly
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OHIO sIAre AoENcY.

Established by Governor David od, 70 oolleet tho
acouunts of discharged Ohiu aodiers, Rnd To furnish
them trans ron ,tian home To direct them how 20
obtain pay f1r txtra duty, as nurses, etc ohio om-
phys the gent, and Il Is his duty 20 give the busi
ness of her soldiers careful and rspee ~ attention
Otr,co Ned Cherry -, near Church.
Irn
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NOTIOR.

RAVE THN DAY sold TO Mr. TEALIN M
Stable, I'D Cheer,uliy ieoom nend him 20 al oi my
Old cu-tom r. beioying hat with bic preasnt hoin,
tios and "a srlenoe In thr Livery business he vii b
enabled 10 give ontiro satisfaction ~ Tie public
L. W.tEE,
Eclipse Livsry and Sale taile
Mar5h io-lm Ne, E1rth Marstt street.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY ooVERNMENT.
IoHN HUGH SMITH, Aovor
WILLIAM. SHANE, Reoordey
,,ea gafiMuiNV He~ss.il


WILLIAM. SHANE, Rooordg
JOHN cH6MBikY, HagssuL
r.,.iv marshais--W. u. WilRinson, A. Fucker,
md lanes A. rtee0,
ahI tls Naskejohn Chumblsy, er-ogicio, hrat,
- v,epeh srcond ana nos. NoCarty third
~ G,se,sos--wl llliam uriVef.
t--.sus Colioctof--A. y. dhanklhnd
FaD, Ta1 Uoiisotor--ra D. earrow
g.-1-,rs+-R Henry,
a7orf Hasisr-ThOnlE Leake,
'.s,.tig,,de,s q1 ne Workhguse-j. Y. Dodd.
,si,.rf-gaeii ot me Watos Works-Wm. stoW@t
fTllsy Of ~ fire Drfartass'ii--ionn M Sosoniy'-
s.-ios Of he UoiEetcrE--I II. hcbrlae
,-as OBsTtser-J. l. ~trWarL
b. Aaorasy--E ? Muloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
anil of Alfortus-M. "a. nrteu, fresidont John
C.Tpor, Io.. i. noUb, I'd Mauoy, D. . reoyel' " .
0lrthin, n. q, h. iaiborne, ana ) Y smlth'
,,seoa l1f,,yol-- ndrew Anderson, Preside y jas
r mn William .u6erts, @. n. South cate, Abraham
49, Alex Mcl aniel, T.. b. Huugh, Charles sas ers,
IA ur~,,s. W A McClellana, r. J. laroruughr
Wm Dr. yer, wm. stewar,, Thoa Cready, Wm. haily
'Hu .'' ,..,pl,,, .uaurrrsps % tn 0fY COUNCIL
Psasos-knOwies, -covoi nd Brien
Uaisy Warks--Audcrsun smith and Ciaioprne
slrs,ts HUFF, Turner, Myers, Meiloy, Cheetaam,
Va bnugh, iendy aud llaiiy
gAsrj- -furu,., canieg aoa McClelAnd.
,st,os-,heafbam, MuiOy an. kaONits
fas department hyers, stewart aud Aecielland
gas--lriver, Greatly and ayers.
C,ap,erp-- mitn. Sanb,ru ehd stewart
Warksi Honse-Y Yarbrough, Roherts aud parper.
siars.-Nuluv, Mciauiel ant Stewart
poi,oe--C healhan, Brien and sayeTs
Sysirgs---CFendy Claiborne aud Myers
Rcrkhoass--Sssyera, k0bb AMI Mrlhniei
hspropemeats and Erpeadiares --hoCielland' h'f'@
aDd Sanhorh.
p4ibhc pr0perts-Robb. stewart and lHlver'
Pei Hotse--Csrp-r, s0uthRate ant heuo!.
- The Board OF Aldermen mreie The Tuea'yt
seyi p,scedlnR the SECOND and innr'h tbnrsoSys u
1,,h NINTH, and the Common Council the aeooh"
mi fourth Thurpdays In each m nth
NIGHT POLICE
toptain--l0hn Hauyh.
ffa Lislieanai-- Andrew Joyce.
seooni Llelasnqaf-Jshu H. Davis -. ~.
Povlnsn-- W M jackson. John 0ayfnd1f EiSn .sl, ~
,is Joei Ph pips, Wm. Baker, John Cottrehi "lueH l
..yo, John Enslss, J. W. WRIGHT, John FaoSr.t s,l
,dlert Scott, G. trsncis, David Yates Oass' nv
nj and " naaley. =.
90 Tue Police Court ls opened every ~orn'ns I"
clue O'Clock
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40 our subscribers.

In Consequence Of tho increase in the price OF paper
and every other material used In a Prntins-ofhc
vo have been compeed raise the price Of our paper
to % cts. per week, or sl pOr month 10 weekly or
monthly subscribels, and $40 year to yearly sub
scribers, which must In all be paid In advance
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"A Baker Wanted.

COD DRgAD EAKER OAE AIUAT OK
,a.ru at this ofdoe Apllatf
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ERE AZ EN- @ Es: :

Hon RlcHARp WALLAon..~Msyor Of WashingtO
"B. B. FREHoH. ........ Commissioner Of Publit
Buildlngs
" GIDEON j. BALL.,..... Erie, Pa.
" THOMAs FIoRESoE...... Philadelphia, Pa.
o. Is. CURTIS ..........,. Marron,
" EIIJAH BABBIT. .......,.. Erie,
4" WILLIAM DHENisoN... Governor Of Ohio
JOSIAH N. LvcAr,...,..-..t hcaeo, Illinois.
4" CuAKIlr B. HnARD....... W NatortoWn. n.
Capt. w. W. Doauss. e. Erie, Pa.
w. 7. sSTrHsos Oo...... Bankers WasbipsNa
d. C.
VIZ. p. SHATfAOE Esq.,. Meadville Pa
SAMUEL A. FoRp, Esq ..... Chicago, Illinois
CORY BARBouR, Esq ...... =. leTre- Haute, Ind.
0. A. PowKLL, Esq ..,...t incinuat, Ohio.
w. 3 IS. w RoRsog,. .......
Cen MuRRAY WgAiEN..... San Francisco, la
JOHS D. HAYNEs, Esq .... Aurora. Ind.
A. n. HAEVEY, ksq..... 80. Nebraska, n.
W. e. HARyEY, Esq......... Omahs ity, n,
Hon. s. g. DALEY. ........Pern, N. T.
CHARIEs p. CRosHT, Esq... Detroit, Mich.
rHoMas M WnsoS, Esq 80. New BaltiU' 1re, Nie
WALIIso JgFFoRDs. ........ keokuk, Iowa.
W. y. BLACKguaR, Esq...... Kansas Territory.
n. HUNTNGToK, LRE n 90. .24O Broadway, NY
B0WERs, BEKKpAp \ BRAD- 81, "a and 50 Vesey 81 A.,
Forn, Jr...., ...... New York.
GARDNER DODaE ..........i 40 Warren street, ny.
JERONE B. BUCK, EsQ....,. Eassau 81, cor, Wall
New York
L. r. BOCKLKg, EsQ........,. aO5 Broadway, ~ y.
WIILlAn DuRYEA, ESQ.,. 1866 Fulton street n
CuAELEs Fox, Req e.. 80. Cincinnati, Ohio.
JAAEs 0. GEpoE, Esq,..-..-Covinglon, kve
MARrUe A FINOH, Eco. MayBvills, Ky.
july2o-ly.
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military RInnIkn


HoItRIOus SeFVIces.
Posr CHAFEL-(seoond Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and tho Louisville Dopot)
Sabbath School and s,adiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning, Preaching at loM O'clock
AM, and at 7 Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed
Aesday night o. 7o'oiOck.
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3lashriIIe atniun.
Published By an A.sociatiOn Of Printers.

OsfIce ON Printers Alley, between
Union and Dcaderick streets.
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The great Union meeting at Hamilton,
Ohio, adopted tho following resolutions
They are models for pith and breyitv,
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Correspondence for the P. c. Advertiser,
Popular Superstitions.


MIR EDITOR As some Of your readers may sup.
pose the Hawaiilns to be more superstitious than
other peoples, to correct such a notion, it may not be
amiss 20 insert a parallel to the superstition OF the
Hawaians, as described by the Rev. W. r. Scott, in
the Polynesian of April Is, and reprinted in the
.9irerliser
"In the Gitano language, casting the evil eye is
called QgeTeIa nnSEll, winch simply means making
sick. and which, according to the common supersti-
t!on, IS accomplished by casting an evil look nj peo-
pie, especially children, who, from the tenderness of
their constitution. are supposed To be more easily
highted than those Of a more mature age. After
receiving the evil glance, they fall sick and die in a
few hours. The Spaniards have very little 70 say
about the evil eye, though the belief in it is very
prevalent, especially in Andalusia among the lower
ORDERS
The reader may find the above, and much more
about the same superstition as prevailing among the
Spaniards, Jews, Turks, and other nations in the
ninth chapter of . Borrow's Gypsies in Spain
In regard to the Hawaiian superstition, the editor
of the PO'yaeSiaa remarks that 1.-The universally
and persistency with which this horrible superstition
maintains itself among the Hawaiian people, after
>hree generations Of schooling, is a sad demurrer, a
fearful comment OIL the character aud efficiency of
the education they have received"
Now, what will he say about the character and
efficiency Of the education the Spauiards have been
receiving, not for three generations only, but for
more than twenty times three generations, when,
Notwithstanding a hundred generations of schooling,
the horrible superstition of the eViE eye is s;iil very
prevalent among them? Y.
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Barrels! Barrels 4!

SUPERIOR PINE NEW.
- suitable for m0iasses. syrUps, &c. in any quantity, for
sal. ny LEWIS & NORTON,
S522m Coopers.
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NOTICE

FAR. J.. MOTT SMITH. BY OVVE OF
- Attorney, will act fr me dur ng my absence.
WI. HILLEBRAND, VI. D.
Honolulu, Apri IS. 1868. Sol 81
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WANTED
NOTICE!

DURING My ABSENCE. DIR. j. MOTT
EE Smith is my authorized agent by full Power Of Attorney.
c. COADY.
Honolulu. April IS, 1868. 35l-3t
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QUICK D1sPATcm-The y: s. Perkins arrived
here on Tuesday week, discharged her lumber, took
in outward cargo, and sailed on Tuesday morning
las; for Victoria. Messrs. II. Hackfeld * Co. have
a way Of h~urrying along business which is quite re-
Ireshing these dull times.
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ARRIVAL OF a MURDERER.-The native who killed
his plramour some two or three months since OF
n'wlIi, arrived yesterday per RTLaueG from thai
stand We learn that it was not 4 cool blOOded
murder, but q case Of mauslaughter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-07

PERsoNAL--We learn that it IS the intention of
Ills EzeeIIency r. c. WyIIie, to visit his estate at
rrinceyilie, by the next trip of the ErceI. This
p''neely estate will soon commence operations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-07

ExPECTFD-The Ourard we are told. may be
looked for before the arrival Of the Young Hector.
1t is also reported that n foreign vessel has been
chartered at San Francisco to proceed to Howland's
Island for guano, TO stop at Honolulu en- route. By
one of these vessels we may obtain foreign news.
The Young Hector is due about the 18th to the
18th instant. WREN we shall be able to add to our
intelligence from abroad, sure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-07

SUGAR AND SYEUP-The ": s. Perkins took
away for Victoria about 1850 kegs of sugar. The
mines having opened, they will furnish ar outlet for
this staple. We also noticed some handsome looking
5-gallon packages of syrup from the Refinery on the
way through the streets to the Esplanade, for this
vessel. If the contents are half as handsome as the
packages, b~uckwheat cakes will suffer up among the
9 ~perfdious Albions' in British Columbia. or
= someWhar thar or tharabouts."