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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-10

+ THE NATIVE BENEVOLENT SoCIETY.--A special
meeting OF the Hawaiian "AHAnUI KAAHUMANU"
was held a, the Stone Church on Monday last, at
which there was a very large attendance. Her Royal
HIghness the Princess VICTORIA presided. Mrs.
Charles K. Bishop is Treasurer, and Mrs. Governor
Dominis Secretary. The Society numbers now over
1900. with a fund Of about Sl400 in the treasury.
As we stated last week, the object Of this new organ
ization is to provide for the sick and destitute mem
bers. To facilitate this, the city is districted off. and
n Committee appointed for each. There are now
sixty Of these Committees in service. whose duty
il is to look after the sick in their districts. Two
funerals of members occurred the past week, the
expenses of which were borne by the Society. 1t is
TO be hoped that the attentions now paid 10 the sick
and the free funerals provided for the dead, will not
increase the number Of deaths. So fond, however,
are Hawaiians Of being the rec pients of a. benefits"
and OF gaudy displays, that some think they will
not hesitate TO die in order 10 receive such public
turnouts as are given 10 them without cost. II
SUIcIDE-A German named Grofnan, who came
here passenger in the brig Hans from Mexico some
four months since, was found dead in his room on
Monday last, and in a chair by his bedside a tumbler,
about onethiri full of a strong solution of Cyanuret
Of Potassium, which is one of the most deadly poisons
known. We learn nothing Of the causes that led to
his poisoning himself, nor of his personal history, ex-
cept that he had been a Daguerrean artist in Mexico.
tAT THEIR OLD TRICKS AGAIS-Messrs. LouLads
& Cornwell have donated to the Queens Hospital a
sample Of their No. ! sugar-not a bingham bucket
full, but n sample '' as is" a sample. If any gentle
man planter thinks he has or can produce as good
an article. why, the undersigned would just like 10
see il; and if forwarded TO him. its quality will be
impartially reported: LANOnERSE.
- We regret to learn that J. II. Cole, Esq. is very
ilIat waimea. Hawaii. His physician here sent for
him to come down in the steamer, but he was too sick
10 be removed.
= The steamer reports that the schooners -harii'
da and KekauiWOhi had both split their sails on the
passage TO wirdward, and the former lay at Hawai-.
hae on Thursday repairing.
EY- The clipper ship Mary L. Sutton was to
leave San Francisco about Aug. 30. and may be
booked for hourly. with a later mail. The Comet will
be due the latter part of the coming week.
II We are indebted to Capt. Hutchinson of the
.Aalay, and also to I. c. Heuck. Esq, passenger by
the same vessel, for late San Francisco papers.
~ The Morning Star will leave for Micronesia
on Thursday next.
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miscellaneous.

Boston, August IA dispatch from our Con-
sular Agent at Yarmouth. states that six vessels were
destroyed by the pirate Tallahassee on Monday, six
miles from Cape Sable.
THoMAsToN. Me-, August 18.-The tallahassee
yesterday destroyed twenty five vessels of Martinique
and took ship .Nauned to Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, August 22-The Tallahassee was spoken
on Saturday, fifteen miles distant, off Cole Harbor.
1t is understood that she is the pioneer of n number
of these vessels, now being fitted out at Wilmington,
ONE of which are ready TO run out.
HALIFAX, August 22-The blockade runner Helen,
from Bermuda, has arrived after a passage of sixty
hours. She reports the yellow fever raging there.
NEW YORK. Angus, 22-The Richmond Whig
contains an order from the rebel Provost Marshal
General, virtually recognizing negroes as prisoners
Of war. Its remarks show great dissatisfaction.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad is announced
TO be in running order.
BALTIMORE, August PA Point Lookout CORES
pendent of the american sends the following intelli-
,ence Large numbers of refugees from Richmond
contin.s,e.,to arrive, and report a large force of in
fan,rv o,5 coIHlrY, under Lee in person, as having
conc nm Tho ST. pdoah Valley to reinforce Early.
They ossar, ,bot ,b;S body of rebel troops numbers
f,r,v ,Lorson1 1Lasr purpose is to secure the plum
der captured by Early II anu, "so ney ga.
will be taken by the Iau'a!oe "a a a"u '0
TO attack WashingtH NV iH'a'e - ~
Tho rshe, or, g Mare anxious to exchange all
tho nrisoners - Rnnment will consent to. Gen.
Ua,cb - p, lie active operations in Florida.
Operations sgains, FL Sumter are progressing.
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Later from Europe.

= HALIFAX, August 16-rhe Persia, from Liver
pool on the 9th and Queenstown on the 9Th, has
arrived. The following are stated 10 be the terms Of
peace between Denmark. Prussia and Austria. Lux
emberg, with Schleswig- Holstein, are TO be ceded to
the two great German powers The island OF Aero
is to remain with Denmark and the islands in the
North Sea are to 60 with Schleswig. The re-occupa-
ton of the Jutland frontier will take place.
FARTHER PoIST. August 21.-The steamship Peru
rfGn. from Liverpool, August Ilth, ria Londonderry
the 18th, passed this point at 8 P. NJ. today. with
dates ave days later.
Three men were tried in Liverpool for enlisting
men for The Confederate steamer RdppdhGnnock,
found guilty, fined one hundred and hfty pounds,
warned not to repeat the offence and liberated
The small brig Vision, from New York to London,
was spoken July 10Th in latitude 450 10. longitude
$50 west. supplied with provisions and water. and
continued on her voyage.
The Dano- German question continued to excite
considerable discussion.
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FOREIGN NEWS !!

The clipper ship Malay. Capt. Hutchinson. arrived
on the 9Th. II days from San Francisco. with dates
to August %.
The following is a summnry Of the war news
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y OAHU CoLLEGE-AnOther term of this institution
opened on the 9TH inst several new pupils having
entered. Pupils from the other islands have not
sll arrived. We are glad TO learn that the insiitu-
ton will be supplied with a full corps of teachers.
although the new President has not arrived. Prof
Alexander will ofi:iate as President pro tenn. Miss
COan will occupy her former position as teacher OF
music, drawing, sc. Miss Emily Alexander. a grad
uate Of the last year, has been employed as an assist
ant teacher. II is q matter of much satisfaction that
the Trustees have been able to secure the valuable
services Of w. L. Brigham, Esq, a graduate of Har-
ward University, now visiting :he islands on q scien-
,ihc excursion, in company with Mr.. Horace Mann.
These gentlemen will occupy the residence of the
President, and carry forward their botanical and
scientific persuits, while Mr. Brigham will be occu-
pied during SCHOOL, hours, in teaching. No definite
reply has been received from the communications
addressed to DIR. Anderson, respecting q new Presi-
dent, but rumors have reached the islands that the
friends of the College are looking about for a suitable
man to send ont as President. IL is supposed there
has been some delay in the matter of selecting a
President in order TO consult with President Mills on
his arrival in Boston. l. ~
LIEUT.. J. HAxcocK.-We have received q PAM
phet. giving a sketch of n California soldiers expe-
rienoe in the American Army. of the above name,
which has been written for the benefit Of the widow
and orphans OF Lieut.. Burnett, a comrade of the
author. The story depicts the terrible cruelties prac-
ticed in this internecine war in cclors that make
ones blood chill. We know nothing OF the particu.
lar circumstances Of the widow and orphans of Lieut..
Burnett, but understand that an effort will be made
to raise u fund for their benefit.
y The clipper White S~WaLouU, while at anchor
IN the roads. during the strong blow on Thursday,
parted her chain. The accident was discovered i'm
medIately, and her other anchor let 60. She was in
no danger. az the wind was off shore, but will lose
her anchor and chain, as she lay in deep water. 1t
dent ~
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Cough,
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A Lady of Worldwide Reputation

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If your hair is thin try it, il scurfy try 1t, IL harsh try It,
if lustreless try 1t, IL none of these try It, for all who use It
will preserve their hair through life. For sale by all Druggists.
Agents for California. Hostetter, Smith 4 Dean. San Francisco.
s21 en-
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.yAGloOmy Bridalsl.
iron the sgfleu1e Oou1ier.l


We have. heard aud, read Of some
adark scenes, ~ but rarely encountered
anything 80 utterly :defe ient in sunshine
and whlte-wash as the following: II
reads Ike 4 yard Of Grape: Gloom was
upon her countenanee and upon his
The man whose holy Office was to unite
them in the bonds never to be tornlasun-
der, stood like an executioner before
the bride and bridegroom, and they-the
pair waiting be. blsssed-bent down
their heads like criminals before him In
vain might the eye wander around the
room ot.the assemblage in search of sun
shine upon single ,countenance-allw was
dreary blaekIand assistants as we'll as
attendants at the ceremony were alike
shrouded IN one rEJvershadowing pail
ofrayless gloom All, joyful should ever be
the linking Of young hearts together, and
terrible must be-, the feeling of thUss
'Arb6Tid whom the shadows 81. Ffate are
gathering, even at the threshold;' which
should blaze in all their gorgeous color
ing of hope and promise. Yet the same
Sombre shade, the samegloom of hue, the
depth ofdarkness, was seated upon eve
~ feature. No sudden, blushing of the
rose, NO swift succeeding of the lily, no
fitful changes telling of youthful passion.
and warm, bright hOpe, were seen in that
brides cheek; but one unvarying shade
Of funeral pUssed the bride, possessed the
preachcr-in fact they were all possess
ed. Reader, they were darkies!''
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Try virtue Of q deod Of tsust, made and executed
~ to mao by Adam RoOse, bearing date the ISth
oay Oh J9Sss 1859, And OF record nthe Re-
,si VI elnls IN Deed Book Number Il. Folio 1885,
VII pE9eeed @ sell e Public Auction Rette front
door Of the Court House; q OhI6 coufiEy In he
Sly q %hSeltngslon Thursday, the 26ih day Of
nay, q, D; 1851 % the Highest aud beat Bidder the
IouoW!ng described property, 70 wifi: The Ronthl
lay Of LOT numbered stx (6b' IN Jonathan ESnfIs
aaaltaons 70 th0St0Wn Of WhSafi 4 3heSrinnID . 5
nAn ottett ~ the corner Of Q not FORMERLY Owned
~ Seofge Eennnms deceased, thence noFthvardly
Win satd street my feat thence VeStgard Wfth
llne parallel with the line OF George Yen6nrn az.
eeased, one hundred and three fl18lS fset: None
soutnEaEd q right anges, my feet to 6aid VEN
nuns hne; thence eastward, With aid Tenhpm's
.ningI except 90 much thereof a Was conveyed BY
ne NORTH Western Bank of VlrFfniaT 10 JEmes M.l
DonAld ~ deeds dated the 22nd tays Of PebFnarS
tS9l and now Of record In Ohio, county. VirEiniS
ptog me samo residue Of Rlid piece oFpaFcei cor.
HoySdto said Adam Rooee, by said North W6sfSrns
nenk o. ttFGlntn, BY deed, dated febr uarvi l6th
4o95i and now OF record In ;baid county, fSr1 tbe2
WIN tne privilege Of uaing the three f5ot Sliev mem
u42 s q said Last named deed. - ,
1ne ABOVE property & subject % DOVER riRhk
q, E1l4s o. bA1E-ohe half c9Rh, aud the bRlanes OF
P9Ieha9e money payable In SIX and nine months
NoTE-Algreement having been made viz tbs
WIDOW q eleaE Title viii be given .-,an9s S0t
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5sat s9, ,qea p.les 4 "a y

provide goyiAsa That pntl sueh pEeO q avSd hy
tlAWthS pobtmHstOr General hail have 6ITSf n AZ
tA1 FaSsiot eompeu8A9l0a.R 91Ci1 TlE y 6fff =
eeesI II faIth eE enacted, That there be-
ana a 70 the State Of MinnpSota for
road from SG Paul aud ST. Anthony. VIA SIInnkGpos
It's 70 paint " iR1ctioh west Of Inc
Ia the btlonof the mouth or the Big S8rx riyer
Tour Gddlt alternate deotio1S OF land per le
- be- Soeeted pPeR the came spnditiops, ,FaStTio.
tt0nS, and Limitations n contained In the act of
Congress entitled skn oct making grant q land to
the Territory Of Minnesota In alternate sections to
aid eonstEpesSon Ilro4tsIin said
sections to the State AIabama to aid in the con.
AtEuctipn Of certain RAILROAD In said Stato.n ap.
seven: PreIided That the land to bO no located BY
virtue Of ths section may be selected within twenty
miles ofthe line Of said road, bnt In no caSd ut
greater distance theFOfFunsJ sgEIfs TsT5 JTd =
Approved, Nay l2s1seA.iAs 70 anilnsu % b
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CoBiInissi0 ners, lsalet

90 N..
" Gas HAsvtaa4 4fea lsorks, at1d etaef PFcPtTtt
pSFtaiata0 HteFSt0 sitISdtsd d BeVI1008 IN AdSs
- SRalt fISf, a Ss4l. fPIrSf1Ea 4, "a.
~. :. =, -
0sao htSsrs aSdr fAstttagi aaa a Gae 3ttsetten
. Of the BaEttR6Fs Gnd 0hio RaitroGd' vita the
r. OAEofG,ht64f and othrr. Raitroafs. S1ls q "a
-, ~, = : 49,
Ms JFofs ao0r y tss Jes' Osae
s., HRDNESoIH.t ~ aoth law Of .T,,,e. 1894 to1,.
- -, = WIZ
- aSaeaag AZ 10 o'clock, 4. n. ssail7 >
II NPpIsuaneoofl the decree Of tho Circuit Court
for Ohio County aforesaid, in the case of Hutch.
Inc Moore and ofhers plaintiff and Kelly, Holo-
way & Co, and other5, deE61dantss made on the 4th
Of April, 1s64 the undersigned, appointed special
commissioner for this purpose. Wfll sell ct public
auction to the highest and best bidder, upon the
t6rmS After n the ff6ut door Of tho Court
House foF saidf CouHtT of Ohio, In wheeling, On
"Wednesday, the 9Qth day Of June, 1854 the follow.
Ina properly, 70 Wit: That known as The vireinIa
Iron woIkS, At BenWo6d aforesaId, being the Sams
property mantiopedRnd- described In the deed Of
trust aemyK0lIy, HoiloEayk CoS 70 q Jacob, dated
the Ift daySuf SfGy i665s Hntexea 10 plaintiHS
biIi in thT u exhibir IoS This pTopsftv
conaists mainly Of aid lion WORKS an extensive
| WORKING t6e sSiaS. s6d fa{i trScf runpISe from
Il
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Hutehinst& Moore and OtheTsi61 Ohio Soupty
Kelley nollox.2 Co. AID other. GFe Ss.s ssa
w Ohio county, duly Fon66 ne6d ana 'SIter5f 81
re IN DAY Of April 1854! in the above entitled
the said cause DO referred to Alonzo LornE Sueciai
miSlioneE appointed for the pafposS ID asceF-
"1gt- The Rp1ouuts respectively due the creditor
mentioned In the said deed u 18th May 1855 snow
RRs S61PS ss Il
I'D, An aeeouut Of the nett profits ofthe busne,s
der the lease and contract Of sale bStNefn Ksiev.
HOLLOWAY Co.. Aad hLul, said A. Wilson Kelley, 81
he aeh Noveuber, 1881, Sled With CompisirSrtS
oeoss 1855 Ssy g5 s9 e The ,S "a
time Of tho sale hereinafter ordered and fereed.
e9Is me S , tS g q he eae business
Of sale Of the 18th November, 1857 tEEz aifs
I'D! Al Aeeonnt iOH1 the Gm0uhtIdue tho firm of
Aetlsy, HOLLOWAY 4 Cos under the said lease and
contrast Of sale Of the 26th November 1851
Tor goods, mater accounts or otherIfEe: and
hos and by whom the same has BEEN spilled or
18th. An account Of the several debts Of he arm
o. Kelley, Holloway 4 90, GhoNing to whom due,
they are ohargeable upon thsgprpceedS 81 the ale
heEeipatteE directed, and upon tho money!. IL SnV
Nhisn, may DO found due ~ tie defendant! 4. vii!
. "oth; An account OF tho several amounts paid by
the sad a. Wil!on Kelley, on the sald debts Of Kei
Sce S0. sdhoWlng when ard e whom
+oIn.fAn aeconnts Of the payments made under
me @lS o. the ID October. 1858, by the sad A. VIII.
son Kelley % defendant, z. jacob trustee or 70 the
creditors mentioned In said deed Of 11th May 1855
showing to whom aud when each paymSnt NJ
made and the amount thsreoEIt D -! ilS4 wa
ana the sad Ai0nZo Loring having declined to
discharge the duties Of said appoint nent ulder the
teEms o. sud decree the said cause by decred rem.
red therein by sSld court 0niths 18th day ofMHy.
1854. was reIerred 10 the undeEsignedI one Of ne
OF the said Court who s substjtuIed
g All the ghts powers duties and responsibilities
O. the said especial oommis.oneri under said lint
decree. with Instructions to take aud report The
several accounts ordered by said hrst above men
In pursuance ofEald DEGREES, 1al proceed, at my
enlSS9n 81 street In the city q! Wheeling, OHIO
and report the several accounts ordered by eaId de-
cree drat above recited u Nv
wbeSnx Nay 1s 1sss John g: Gga anM9I.aa..r
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.bPRDP0S FORI E0RAGE /
IHIRR QU4RFtRlflsTERB 0TFECI,
1iR1RTlll1T 81 VIZ & Vl1sIaisA

D1RAR11llf or W1GE Virginia. >
81 AC9EIE1E1l M, 16nnafy 1athE1BS
CHlIEb pHnpOs As Z, d5I6IIc;atS Is t6IrIt.S X,
- ElIe a., Sast "
~ TSa rtI5sTt r. ~ 49,.
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ms We.4 HSsssIi X = = 49, ~ : ~
Ii1S az IN {T1o-s IN, II & -:
6iSrSsI1S1 Ss,sttS, S C1r X, ~
49, SdssSa S11s - e
1lTIte n = 81 ~
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1trSys u - VI ~ Ntu1 V's alla
RAJ lin ~. ,.,....,., e Al, = A, l..
9 tSS16H - 29s
49,. y e1 Worm !or
g 9st'1 41o " AND must DO 40
S'11t 1Lls4 ~ z SoPy % Inl6 6dVeEttsemenE
Ir tbI ~ ~ Eeiea 95 ne aeeye nameG
Rt ~ n.Esl o11Hepes And me
~ ~ ~ w neke aellvsI1es thsrSAt
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~ s1iS SEsn SAa aelysE{ sneA be COM
"a m JoItISIJa 49,. " ~ soLl :,
.tt ~ liusS ~ PEolnPuy lnAde NlInln tne
70 insure pfompt betuement therefor.
Inc Pt1ee itee4s Pc writer out tnIWords on the
:. 1S;a S,.,-,,.,. 1-,,,...r,,.
1ue PAftloaIaEs k1no' % Inscription otoatss corn,
ssE,t PEpPo?ea 70 % deAiVhreds Wp4f be
y - ~ go 1, t.tt.,
OSLn % " PuEuP m Booa stout saekS OF about two
esSh ,. UAH IN gsaoks' Of about three
=! t2e saeks 70 BE- Furnished Without
70 Pc oS seeqrely haIed; :" sNi ~ !
"A X LIZ u I'D herein invited
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gomn1lssioner'sf sala. u q
Haanah : !: ], PEIaR, y boz 80 lEisad, q,

( Abraham BsdlLlion and .George n, Prinm. al
IN Ohaneery. s4..4s! si5s -,
e heEesy given that shall, in aeeoFd.
Ohio county, West virginia, rendered on tSs fst IN
GAY @ MARCH, AID. 1s6l, in the above eStitIsd
NE front Of4he Court HoaeS OF iIbIo
I'LL Y the. CITY Of Wheeling, on AfONDAYt hS
iSth day Of june, a b. 1864 i being the seon5
M9nday Of the mouth, at O'Clock NJ oaer fr Saia
=, the following described propeFty.
S.,' 3ne northefn half OF the SOUTHERN iiaIf ~
Ley NO. Fronting l61S tSOton Fourth Stfett ana
IHnInlnS RACK towards Market street 60 ~ a.
Hltn tue right % the Ise Of On alley fsSt
~ nna i41 teee llag running through aid
Icy fraction d ground being the rs
half o. the southern hSf 81 aid I6f M 80
9etIaA o. bAto-CA&h.Si sssol.lEg ~ 5.iETI Il I
100, ~, - i.-1'4 = f7Ts1 ABRAHAM BRDTITJoN
: rny6-td' ~ ii2sf7l5IE Ispeciali fj6SnT5
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To be certified by tho United States District At.
sornsy: Collector Of Customs, or any other ofaeer
III eae SnlLeo states Government, or respoh6I-
Al: AL proposals received under this advertisement
VII 1e opened and examined ut this ONCE ON " ED.
NESDAH and SATURDAY OF each week, at u n
BIDDERS are invited tobo present a te
opening Of bids, II they desire.
A.V. BARRINGER,
.ooss Captain and Chief Quarteruastsr, ~ r
9eez5stG = pepattmsnt Of SSeGt virginia.
RAM'1 L or noR0GrI oTT
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

(ToWN, COUNTY AND sIATE.l E5Hl
rDAFR.l
i, tho undersigned, do hereby propose to f1rnISHl
and deliver to the United States at the QuaTteF-
naetsS Of egFpeabIs 70 thstermS
otyUn titin b6sals f0r torako,
dated Cumperland, Md,-1s84, the following
hiss ay y S 6 SstPitn nsFff pq'Asl
ofIS2J thfrty-IRo pounds. =,
poSad II II Al2sal T H1y s57Pos t0n0f 1900
pounds. w w - 1'SSS
Delivery to commence on or beforstkSA-ddy,Of
-1So4, and to be completed on or before the
day of-lS67, and-pIedge myself to Gnttr
into written contract with the United States with
ooo and approved security, within tho space Of
eepted. Z.
Your obt. servant, IN,
,e.iHAi'5 3sIHl G3Ala saLaq
n.nA-L N r.. ---------I-. D
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tHlt1asss: saaI LIE 4.a

hereby certify Is th6 best Of my knoSlsdSs and
belief the above named guArautors are good and
s1cient as securities for the amount for which thoy
'Het y pc security,
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AZ ACT for grant Of lands to the State Of Iowa, In
alternate sections, to aid In the construction ola
&. RAILROAD in said State. lst.. ~. --t.,.,I. SD
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95Sl ID Medal / R'lfsfiqR Pianos

WM. .kNABE g CO.'S
39S ss 2Sssf Fiss ass square
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GUARANTEES. I.

Capt. A. Y. BAARINGER, Chief Quartsrmaster Dobart
mene OF West virgtaiG, Gumbsrland, Nd.
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Trustees Sale.

wheeling, May 1s 1ss9 John 9; 9gB a1M
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ia "a. EXPERIMENTATION. n =
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

large portion of the people of the country
are thoroughly misled by few demagogues and
iew fanatics. who have been teaching them that
slavery is the sole OF disunion, and shat if
we DESTROY slavery the land will have no other
cause Of disagreement The idea is not only
false in theory but proved false by history The
dan. er OF disunIOn comes IRON radicalIsm. Rad
ic, views adopted in any section of the country
will inevitably result in difficulties between sec
lions Nor is slavery by any means the only
subject on which radical views are possible. The
history of our own times ought TO prove the con-
trary. There are plenty of men among US who
remember the threats of dissolution from other
parts OF the country than the SOuth-thrests
carried almost into practical execution. IL Is
worth while 20 recall some passages out of his
tory. They may do good in the way Of convinc-
ing people th Il after We have DESTROYED slavery
the millennium Is not yet at hand. and il we wish
10 preserve the Union must still watch the
radical men of Massachusetts a. well as those of
South Carolina, 90 be sure OF keeping the coutl-
Try from chronic attacks of threatened dissolu-
ton For az long a. We have among Us such
men as the fire eaters Of Massachusetts aud of
South Carolina. Just so long we shall have at
tempts AZ dissolution of the Unian whenever their
tender consciences or their pockets are affected
by tie national policy just "a long as sectional