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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07
the Editor Of the Commercial Aduertiser

To the Editor IF the Commercial ADVERTISER:
SIR,-YOu will oblige by inserting the following
article of the life Of St. George the Patron Saint of
England. in answer to the article that appeared in
your paper of the 23d ult. 1t is from Buffers '.Lives
of Saints a standard work in all countries.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07

FIRENEy's PARADE--May first being the day an
nually set apart for the review of the Fire Depart
ment, the various companies assembled ut l o'clock
p. NJ, with their engines, and after forming in pro-
cession, marched through the principal streets. The
procession comprised three engines, one hook and
ladder carriage and one hose carriage, decked off
most gaiIy With flowers and flags. The companies
attached to them number about $50 active members,
Of whom about 200 were on parade. One company.
il should be stated, is composed of about 60 native
Hawaiians, Of which the late Mr.. Webster was fore.
man, aud at present Mr.. John Lowe is foreman.
About 4 O'Clock the procession marched to the armory hall,
department and a few invited guests 1t was got up under the
supervision Of the Chief Engineer and his active associates, who
deserve credit for the abundance provided and the fine display
made. After it was over, a few speeches and tOasts were made.
which closed the festivities of the day This IS the first time
that the department has held its annual dinner in a room OF
sufficient size to enable all to enjoy the reunion together, and
juiging from the expressions Of satisfaction on this occasion, the
new custom will be continued. The remark made by some one
at the dinner that in no place in the world OF its size, does a
larger or finer Fire Department exist than in Honolulu is per-
hctty true. 1t is a credit to the place and to the members
themselves. and ought to be well supported by the Government
and the citizens.
- There was an entertainment given on board
The Russian Steamer CaIGrdiG on Tuesday evening.
Inc company embraced some forty or more ladies and
gentlemen. ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07

ROYAL PRoCLAMATIoN.-A proclamation from the
King will be observed on the next page for a con-
vention to revise the CONSTITUTION. The election for
Delegates will be held Cd the second Monday in June
(June 13 in the same manner. and with the same
member of Delegates, as for the House of Representa-
tives. The lateness of the hour at which the proclama-
ton was received, prevents our making such COM
ments as it suggests. -
q Prentice says The reason why the whales
frequent the Arctic seas is probably to supply the
northern lights with OIL"
All nonsensc-the true reason is, they 60 up there
to keep the North pole well creased, so that the earth
can revolve smoothly on its axis, without causing too
much friction and heat and if our whalenen ever
reach that point. they will probably catch them in
the act of oiling it.
RAISING THE REvESUE.-A native was this week
fined one hundred dollars, for fast riding. under
somewhat aggravating circumstances. He rode over
n woman, and instead of stopping to learn what
harm he had done, kept on at the same 40 pace, endangering
the lives of others. 1t is time these fast horse men were taught
to curb their fiery steeds, and We hope to see more of them
checked GhhecEs1di ( for they invariably boast Of their exploits, and
say that the law can't reach them. And the public treasury
will be very properly benefited by enforcing the law.
SUNDAY RUN SELLING.-Last Sunday, being the first
of May, was q quite gala day, and the sailors of the
war vessel in port having shore liberty on the occa-
sion, made it more so by having free access to the
bars of several of the public houses. The next day,
the keepers of four establishments were brought be-
fore the police court aud fined each 500 fer violation
of the statutes. -
y We must again specially request advertisers
and correspondents to hand in their favors early in
the week rs possible, and not later than Friday
morning. The delay in issuing our paper this morn.
ing arises solely from their being handed in so late.
|
SrRAwBERRIEs.-This delicious frat, which is Gull
tivated in the valley back of the city, has become quite
abundant, but not more so than it should De. A rial
per quarter. or even six for n dollar, is so reasonable,
that no family can we'll complain of a want of fruit,
and on all occasions.
y Our supplement contains this week a variety
of interesting reading matter, including foreign
news, a story g Just charge it, and poetry.
WRITE 1T IN GoLD-The great comprehensive
truths. says Pres. Quincy, written in letters of liv-
ing light on every page of our history, are these ::
Human happiness has no security but freedom; free
dom none but virtue; virtue none but knowledge;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07

WRITE 1T IN GoLD-The great comprehensive
truths. says Pres. Quincy, written in letters of liv-
ing light on every page OF our history, are these {:
Human happiness has no security but freedom; free
dom none but virtue; virtue none bt knowledge;
and neither freedom nor knowledge has any vigor,
or immortal hope, except in the principles of the
Christian faith, and in the sanctions of the Christian
religion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07

DROPER APPLICATION AvING Been
made to the Hon. q. NJ. Robertson, Justice of the Supreme
Court, by STEPHEN SPENCER, Que Of the executors Of the
late William Webster, who was the administrator OF the estate
of the said I. G. Ii. Rookie. for an examination OF the said
Webster's accounts as administrators aforesaid. and for the dis
charge of his estate from further resp visibility therein. Notice
is hereby given that SATURDAY, the It'll day OF May, 1864, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House in Honolulu, will be the
time and place for said hearing, and all objections thereto.
l.. McCULLY,
4I42t Assistant Clerk Supreme Court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07
OlelO HOOlaha "a ka Moi.

o KAMEHAMEHA v, MA KA ~oKoMAIKA o KE
AKUA o Ko HAWAII PAE ANA, KE LII. Ko'U
MAU MAKAAINANA HOOLoHE A L MANIAC NUIIA !;
ALOHA:
NO KA MEA, ia ike ia e ma Aupuni a pau i
noho Kumukanawai, ne mea kupono, Ike hoololi
in ma Kumukanawai i palapalaia, i kela mana
wa keia manawa, i kumu, e hoohalikeia 'ku al Ia
Kumukanawai me Ike ano, a me ka nohO ana o
M kanaka Ola aupuni, a no ka mea, VA maopopo
Ko'u manao he lehulehu ma haawina o Ike Ku-
mukanawai o Ko'u Aupuni, ache i hoOulu mau
ika pomaikai i Ko'u Lahuikanaka, e like me ia,
j manao ia'ku nj a no ka mea. VA makemake hoi
Au e hama hou il kekahi mau haawina no ka po-
maikai o Ko'u mau Kanaka, a no ka hOOmau
ana'ku i Ike au o ka Noho Aupuni ana o KO'u
Hanauna Ali
No keia mau kumu, n no Ike aloha i Ko'u mau
Makaaiuana, ke hOike aku nei Au i Ko'u make
make, e halawai me Ko'u mau Ali, a me ma
Elele o Ko'u mau Kanaka C hoouna mai nj e ku-
ka pu me Au no ka hOOloli ana i Ike Kumukana-
wal o Ko'u Aupuni, me Ike kuka pu hoi no ka
ponO o ka lehulehu, a no ka noOnOo ana i ka
hemahema o na Lala o Ike Aupuni i mea c hiki al
na hama o ke Aupuni
N%olaila, kc hoolaha ia'ku mel Ko'u m~akemake,
e halawai mai ma Elele o Ko'u mau Makaainana
me M Lii, q me A'u, ma ka Ahaolelo-ilokO o
Ike Keena AhaoIelO ma Honolulu nei-i ka Poa-
ha, Ia I o lulai c hiki mai ana, i ka bora II o Ike
awakca.
Ma ko'u Kuhina Kalaiaina c hooponopOno a
e hoOko aku i keia.
KAMEHAMEHA X.
kEKUASAoA.
Ma ka Moi q me Ike Kuhiua Nui.
CHARLES GORDON HoPKINs.
H0nOIulu, Mel 5, 1864.
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f LIKE me ka Olelo HOolaha a ka Moi i paiia
maluna, e hoomakaukauia ma pahu balota no Ike
koho ana i ma Elele o ma makaainana, ma ka po-
akahi elua o Iune e hiki mai ana e ma Luna a ma
m wahi / hoakakaia no Ike koho ana i ma Luna
makaainana no ka Ia Monede mua o Ianuari /
hala ae nei--e like me ka Olelo Hoolaha i hoo
pukaia mai keia Keena Kalaiaina aku i ka Ia II
o Noyemaba 1868.
CHARLES GORDON HOPKINS.
keena Kalaiaina, Mel 5, 1861.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-05-07

y Our supplement contains this week a variety
of interesting reading matter, including foreign
news, a story I" Just charge it," and poetry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

ssoF sd Provosa Marshal 6sn,
For ssle, ~hoiessls snd retail By 7. n Barr. fsrr.
asntc. Ind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

cB For some days past the Butternuts
OF Clay, Green and Sullivan. have been
gathering At the Reservoir at = place called
Hookers Point With the avowed intententiou
OF resisting The draft 90 nyiag in TIE last
ditch. We learn that a day or two since.
after being addressed by Andy Humphreys
and otbsrs. a vote wss taken and thy dsci-
ded that Il Col. Thompson would not take
thsm a~sv before the election. they would
make no resistance. What q sensible con-
clu-ioni An idea OF the resistance that would
be made Gao be rurmiaed when We state that
and took from them a small cssnon, the
property OF Mr. Arbs Holmes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
From Nashville.

nashville. Sept. 2~s.-Notbing IL heard
from Gen Rosseau to-day. The lines arc
cut on both tho Tennessee aud Alabama aud
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads. soath
Of Columbia aud Tullaboma. No trains
e,uth of Nashville.
LArER.-Owing 10 the cutting OF the tele
graph wires. nothing has bee D heard. to-day,
of Gen. Rosseau or his command. IL is be-
Iieved. however. that a desperate battle for
the possession OF Pulaski has occurred. or.
nav even nov be progressing. The rebel
force. according to the latest sdvices. has adj
vauced linse preparatory to an early attack
upon our troops Today.
The fact Of the wires heing cut. induces
The belief that there are parties OF rebels in
the rear OF Rossesu's forces.
The wires on the Chattanooga road we're
also down below Tullahoma. but have sincs
been repaired and are working through
FORESTS policy is 10 damage. TO the fnlles'
extent. the railroads 20 the front. The
amount of the Tennessee and Alabama al
! ready destroyed Will require seversi week
to put in running order.
ar. "a courier Just from Gen. kossea'
with dispatches 10 TIE efiec, that during th'
night Forrest Withdrew his whole force iron
the vicinity OF Pulaski and i believe 70 hav'
crossed to the Chattsroogs Railroad.
Gen. ROsseau reports ibe rebel loss durlnI
yesterdays fighting Al about 400. some ?
prisoners were also captured.
A small rebelforce = st L~ynnvl'e.
The Colonel commanding 81 Columbi
teiegrsphs dat small detAchmsnts OF rebel
ass nesr Columbia. intending 20 10 strike IN
Railroad between there snd Nashville
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

AnRrsT oE THKvrs At SulalvAS.-A cor
respondent in last evenings Democrat. wri-
ting from Sullivan. savs.
-For several week psst the Unior men of
Sullivan and Green counties have been
robbed 81 their money. property and arms.
and otherwise msltrested. and their families
insuitei BY = band Of midnight ssssssins and
thieves. Plans we're finally laid. which have
fortunately resulted IN The arrest Monday
night OF upwards OF eleven persons. sgains;
whom the evidence af guilt appears 20 be
conclusive. ard IN the death % Que Of The
~scoundrels OF the name Of John Burnside,
who vac shot ard killed while attempting to
shoot the Sheriff Of our cunntv. Mathew Nc
Cannon. while eagsged in srres,ing him.
The-Arrest vas effected hv our sheriff assist
81 hy some t-enty II oar citizens. both
Democrats and Union men. led bs himself,
7. M~clnto.h. our ~vixilxnt To-n Marshal and
=. Bssler. Esq, our County Auditor; others
are beng srressed To dsv. and a = cond3ea-
tally hoped that the ~hoie gang. numbering
some t~eoty-three persons vil be IN custody
before the dsy . over Too much praise
cannot be s-srded % The skiIi and courage
81 our sheriff and hhs assistants n ths in
port.nt csptars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
The VERY LATEST
Last Nights Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY 70 IHt wABhSa EXPRESS

HKAroUsRTKRsARNV PoroMAol
SsDfember %.

HKAroUsRTKksARNY PoroMAol
September %.
Quiet still prevails in trent of Petersburg
and IS broken only by usual picket firing and
occasional artillery duels. the effect Of which
TO consume a large quantity ofpOwder
A good deal Of heavy firing was be- d
Yesterday and to-day 10 the direction OF the
James river and i supposed 70 be from Gun
boats.
A large body OF rebel cavalry was report
ed this p. IN. moving OF our left, il 50 their
object has not We; been developed.
Three spies were arrested within our lines
yesterday. and evidence strong enough &c
convict them.
Two citizens have also been arrested on
charge of giving aid and comfort 20 the reb-
els.
An order has been Issued that officers
who have served three years may be muster
ell out OF the service. the time during which
they may have served as prisoners not being
counted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

NV YoRK. September 2S.-Gold. opened
this morning under the heavy pressure 10
cover the shorts Of the last two or three days.
Il opened at s. 03z and after touching
81 04sS declined, At 1890 p. m to g. 0iR.
at 2:30 a rumor that Petersburg had fallen
put the price down to 81 &c
The Commercials Washington s9ecisl of
the 2Sth ssys:
The entire amount OF g~reenbacks TO pay
the armies has been forwarded to the regi-
me0ts, many IN the army OF the Potomac will
receive the money OF the original bounties,
aud re-enlisimsnts premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
To the Friends Of alse sick and
yyommded SoIdfer~.

Having been appointed Soliciting Agent
for this county for the Sanitary Fair TO be
held at indianapolis. commencing on the 81
OF October next. l hereby give notice that
am prepared TO receive and forward AL con
trbutions In czsh. dry goods. groceries. on
ions. potatoes. pickles. OF anything that You
may have TO give that will cell and bring
money. Bring them along without delay.
that wsmay forward them IN time. Office
At Relief Room on the wes, side Of the Pub
lie Square. JAMES HOOK
Sept. 20. 1864.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

tE- Our readers will observe. IN our adj
vertising columns. tho announcement Of the
new firm OF BACK. ASH 4 Co, who propose
10 use a halt column OF our space 10 make
known from time to time, the fine stock of
goods they have constantly in store. and the
bargains they are prepared TO offer our citi-
zens. This firm Was recently burnt ont"
in Bowling Green. Clay county. and being uu-
able 10 obtain another store room. came to
this city and purchased OF Mr.. Fred A. Ross
his entire stock. The new firm l. composed
Of very clever gentlemen. and as they will
continue the policy Of honorable aud fair
dealing which has ever caracterized the
Boston Store" We feel assured OF their
success and popularity in our community
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

RorGH CASvssssRs.-We notice by the
Indianapolis Journal that a committee of
about one hundred aud City or two hundred
excited citizens waited on MIR. Scheuermau
q, his residence IN that city At e late hour on
Monday night. and by threats OF violence,
succeeded 10 extoTting from him a check for
5000 for the benefit of the draft fund
Mr.. 5. had been applied 10 during the day,
and refused TO give anything. The COM
mi,see refused to take Mr.. Scheuerman's
check under the circumstances
The crowd also made = dem onstration on
the residence OF Mr. j. II. yejen. Who had
contributed several hundred dollars. bu, not
enough IN the estimation Of the ~"roughs."
Mr.. V. was not quite 50 timid a. Mr.. Scheu-
erman. and diin's shelf out.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

GsRpNrR. Mr, Sept. p -0nicisi returns
from AS towns. cities and plantations. "a
nearly the whole vote Of the State. foot up
ConFy Rep 62.3ss. Howard DEM 46 ?
4s6. Msiorii, tor Conry 1888. Another
vote Ia the same towu- stood. Conry Rep
o. .799. Bradbury Dem 50 2s3 Maiorit,
Tor Conry IL Set. The vote on the Cousi,-
%tutioual Amendment sllowiag soldiers absent
IN the Geld 70 vote, stands In favor 81 asa
aeainst. 1927.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
Sosdter~. Picnic as Ear1y'~
Grove

The friends of ne -sssier- n vsro eoas-
". .al give . Grand Uuion Psc-Nr n Ear
is Grove. isss north Of the city o. s.ssr-
dsv. Oct. sa Let eli our brave boys. sho
are o. have hesa 70 the .sms. be oss 9Th
tssir wives ard s~-~rte>r,s les Ell the
Threads ADD srQu.intsnccs q he soldiers -
oa sssa .lso Cod speakers -ia ee . at
s<rds.cs. ard q splscda tine = expected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

Th~rs -H Re grand Union Rally ard
f<-Se IA Sugar Greek township, 1T Beth
SCI sosA
ger Graft. Col Baird. Col. ovea ksi
ether gcedspesker> oil ssarc<- ,ks meeting.
Tbs people are requested 10 surs oas Q.
ms~se. ADD srias faii e<ssss. prepared zoe q
god tias. An retained soldiers ssd Hsne
6ssrss cfs4xsr crssk and Fsysti<. re cor
daily iasised. Ample p~rev>4eos vn b
made Coz ss>sr snssrs4isss.s and sccos mo,
dAtsoe-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
PARKE COUNTY.


George " Saba. Joha Locnm. Joe Vac
meter. Le~- Thomas. Ff.ocis c PnSe. Je--
se cofes. Eiia- B~ridEsvster. wm MAR. Ds-
vi Hazel. s,assksB Stsggs. Abraham Pru-
est. Thomss r Dsy. Jrhn Wilson. CorDslis.
Low. Jcbn r Johr-ou. John WIN. Sylvester
Gsse-. i-s.e Il Aorisf3. Alan Harnle--
ksekisi coiet. kssooa " feusy. Johs A
Brock. Geo \ HsnseI. Tir-in.s Drske. a
Z Nsrtin. Noah Miller. Wn Y ViBcens
Assrs- ossrp>rk. Jehn v Aasn<. sas,
~B1aee-stsr. Job ? Mutin. jas II Wood
yard. Va Naiden. wn c Cabbage. SAN
I Jacks. Geo v rrssssa. zspber Coleman
Joha Ger. solomon M<r<h.l. E~s~tns Bran
son. ssusei xoiverson. Eersosa Pssest. L.
rssl 9 Harlan. Jas Risdo1. william {
fssass. IN n Steele. rhons< Fraser. !
II Moore. Je y con5s. Y Kicb<r-oa
Jsa.sh2s Kelly. wn Il goss-. Thos More
land. n Ls-e. Wn A Beek. Henry Z Cab
BAG. J~ V Jer~, Is>se K Miller. Js. +
sAsu. Bssi X Raihsa. hsshsn Chapman
Jehs Harnis~. s>ng Locan. Ressr Ian
e&zssf. Wa ss<vsus. Cares Soath<rlNsd-
Quota D-Teei Dnnsd C..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

t< A soldier. writieg from the top OF
Lockout. saws hat the army IS o~verwhelrs-
ingly for Lincoln. and he has yet 10 see the
hrst fighting man from Indiana, officer or
private. who l. not enthusiastic fos the beet
Governor IA the Union"-M0rt0n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

~ The operations connected with the
Draft we're moved to Cortnthian Hall yes
tsrdAy. The large numbers daily in attend
Anee from The several counties made Il nee
e--ary 20 fnd more room
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
UNITED cTATES ARMY
RECRUITING " ,

wsnt.t TO- ta@ ia Usissa STATS taf.ntry. able
boiled uSakhNsn Heu, c-f~een the sxe- - Il
AM As. nes lee thsa8 eet = iechs< high. snd q
e~& eksrscter. a minar. aedsr - yeas az age.
~si 49, - ealisss3 ~ftkezt tAs writes con<sut -
his psrent - s~usriisn
ssitisF ~di - eatitlsd - The sane Eoontiss. Pea
Ser. Ae- In every rs-p~s - tha<s >fis~e1 q. 81
% bs .iies 81 - ne ofths Yslnnttsr service.
N soet coatn<t And sstsnt sn D. tnlg. = noitisr
~iu certstnlv r-l-a - tie c~t.fea - = non-cem-
nssie~e1 sHcrr. and rem uis Ella. he iss pre-
vites nat s~ftiarieas men nsy b selected. a. the
s>nts 81 he -ssvtc- mst r~eai-e a. fss p-essstsa
- a. F~nk - cDmmlEs4o1eG eGrers In the army
re eilosinx "a ths rate 81 pay ueN stahnsk@<
II ssre><ni Nsx. &c Qa.rt-rz..ssr >~r~..u.
ans prtnefP-l na-ir.n- ssra t1f q a. la ser
gs<sf e = Coue<uy. va othsr ersesnfs each
~tfo-ccr.orsls f1s -husiases. sfe r1vsfss sss.
~ abilities - tas psy - sboes stated. - rates.
- t.v sa1 a. ss@n4xns sasplv - xc>3 CiotAing
a Allowed - evsEy soi1e. Q1srtsr~ hl saa
eovsuuze1s -ttAcet teasctica -. ~ sal1isrs'
PAY. us - 80 sAsslt e~ee0s 1lssti@s Ia tks
He ofhi- tz'ie@ ~ lee prsvtdr tsr ~ . fss
sl-o. = - msy, i ae prsfsf a. cttsin s1uislou
lsta he settis<s' Hoas. sAkk eftl ssord Ain /.
~r=sers.ets h~@e . krex ssh~ Say -tss - r~stvs
- ksseen.
sshsnsas.s sas Rsgrss>ss~1iv. Esrrais recssss
to- $50 fsr. Cstsis<. Ne trsa sss-n@<nc~ a.
*. e. c<s<r r~~rvtu
kprenizn - 81 salisss sl - P@s - aaT -.
vr>~~1tie< q, scc~fsAe fsersA
ne kesrzIuex 1<err su4 sfes 81 ether tafrrus
acs ~ei<k .ss - e><ir~a
AIRY q ". tUsioa Rss hss Sresa tF->tNu
4. o.. ANEs.
fa Ls.ssnsnt ~ upf<<< stsse. iu~f.ss-..
s<piltin k~rusun< oeor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

CONCORD. Sept. 25.-The supreme Court
OF Newhsmpshire has unanimously decided
the soldiers voting bill 10 be valid aud bind
ing law. without the signature o. the Cover
nor. the veto message of the Governor hav-
inc been returned 90 the State Legislature
one dry too late.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

NV YoRk, Sept. 9S.-At auction sale OF
coal to-day. $4,000 tons OF Scrantoa chang
ed hands At a price OF more than s. pee too,
compared with rates OF August follow ing Is
rated. steamboat s. 50. lump 81 80 Qe'
NV YokK. Sept 2o.-rhe steamer Cas-
sAndra from Nov Orleans with 302 prisoner:
from Fort Morgan. arrived this morning..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

DBD.-fe sierday evening, OF Typhoid
fever, JscoB SrosER. aged about 80 years
The funeral will take place from the res
idence OF FrakIin Sage. 1914 South Second
street. this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

RRfL,s sPRcIYIc PILLs-wAHsAxrsp N As
Casa Can BE r-isd on Never fan 20 errs' Do
net nkassstsi Are speedy IN actioui No ehings Of
diet Required Do not interfere With baslses. par.
suss<i Can b u.~d without dst>cssoui uy~.rs Of
De cures the la, moufh-somc u them ssry severe
cases. Over one handrsd physicians ave ussd them
70 their practice. and ali speak well 81 their en-
cscy. AM approve Of their eoupositlou. uhleh =
entirely vegetable. and has@ie-- on tbe sy-s~a.-
Handrsas q certificates can te sho~u
Bs1's srxoEssc Pnns are ne original aaa only
ssnuins spsclhc Pill Thsy are ADAPTED fos male
sad female. oil o. yoasE. and ths eniy reliable rsn-
sdy Tor sHeesfas = psrmsseut and sp<edy cure In all
cssss Il sp~rs .~fosrhss. o. seminal weakness, With
ali IA trsln u ssils. surh a. Ussthrai and vsxnsl
Ds.rh.rxez. GIs~t. the Whites. Sisbry or nsolun-
AIRY kmlsssons Incontinencs. Genital Debility and
frnt.biIIsy, Inpotsney. wesknes. or Loss q Po~sr
H-rvous Debility, AZ, al u which arise principsl
fy from s<1asi Excessss Or Self Abuse, o. some
souslfstios.i dsrsnzsmsnt. asd lDexDsatsses he
sansrsr ron ~fsIniHng The duties Of married life.
Ia al ssxaA diseases. a. G5norrhs.. elect and
suieturss. ssa II diseases q TIE Bisdssr and KID
.skins q stn<k bar
Sold ~ al sAs principal drsxzsst<- Pries o.
rhsg wil be sent ~ mall, securely sealed and
-oundsauziiy. 81 rscefpt Of the money. y
J. BRYAN. Nd.
No. 5scsdsr street ssv ferk.
csa.us inx Physician for he trestansn: 81 seminal.
URN ~, SEXUAL and Nervous DISEASES. who ~fiI
send, free 70 ell. The following vsiusbls ~ork. In
sssisd s~nvslopss
rns Fgrnrz r.os.AsD-D.- KILLS rRKArIsE
on self Abuse. Pr-natarc decay. imDotenee and
Los Of Poser. sexual Diseases. seminal Weak.
ass-. Nightly Enls.ioos. Gsalt.i Debility. &c A.,
. p~@sphlst q "a page. containing i1eeetAnt
sdvios "a. ths snicssd, and which should b read By
sssry sunsrsr, - the means Of care IN the s~ssrest
stage Il plainly so forth- To st<npr are re-
snired 70 pay he postage
J. X. c~UkHxoEaz. Agent Tsrrs Hk1ts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

sE A large lot of ID hand books have
been let at BArtls,i's for sale. In these
ties whea books are 50 high. parties would
do well { look through them. as they can be
bought nearly half price. The stock Is
mostly q imposed Of School books DIFF.