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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17
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CALIFORNIA PAPERS.
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boari after the vessels are under sail, thus enabling subscribers
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CLOTHING

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Cases calico shirts
Cases blue and white cotton undershirts
Waterproof alpaca coats, large sizes
Colored pants
Pilot cloth pants
Pilot cloth jackets and coats
Printed cotton pants
Printed cotton coats
Black cloth vests
Buckskin vests
WOODEN shawls and comforters.
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JUST RECEIVED!
BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM
SAN FRANCISCO
N
THE FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS!
Wfh.SSHMes.Dr s cos wEsrrHAt'A
Superior quality Paris cheese,
Superior quality bologna sausages,
French sardines, ! and tins;
Norwegian Goldfish,
French peas, (petits pois) l ID tins,
English pickles, pts and DTS.
" Bacon, in tins
" Fancy biscuits, assorted
Herbs.
Superior Cephalomia currants, in glass jars;
Muscat raisins. in glass jars;
" Citron peel,
Fruit syrups,
Z" Herb vinegar,
French chocolate,
Superior indigo blue in ! ID Il l ID boxes,
Half barrels crushed loaf sugar,
Superior Zante currants, in jars
Superior French pork,
4 reSn N:lIlIprnEi mustard.
Fresh California Clear Lake cheese,
Fresh California crackers, assorted;
Fresh California lard,
Carbonate soda.
Cream tartar.
SaleratuS, in paper and bulk
Half bhls salmon.
Smoked beef,
Corn starch, Clarke's Il Oswego,
Macaroni and ~vermicelli, No L,
Pepper sauce,
Cal. hf gall pickles.
Fresh cranberries,
kits mackerel,
Kits tongues and sounds,
California -four, extra supertine brand
Sup. extra -four, ground from Cal. wheat
Superfne hour,
Hard bread, for chicken feed;
Shorts,
Paddy,
Corn.
Fresh Island Potatoes
Reeetred from IA WAIHAE By erery
trip Of HE Steamer.
Common tea. for ships use
Assorted meats and soups,
Hard bread. for ships use
Fresh white beans,
Fresh yellow beans,
Fresh red beans.
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To Periodical Subscribers !

NOTWITHSTANDING THE INCREASE
- in the price OF American Magazines and NewsPaPers; as
well as % postage. l viii continue to supply my subscribers
during ls55 o. THE AMELOW TERMS As HERETOFORE,
which now barely cover expenses.
For prices. see periodical list published in another part OF
this paper or On the supplement.
443-3n II. VI. WHITNEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
N6W HilitaFy ArFasEeIss IA

Nav YaaR, March !a.-E WNsbiss,sz
special says, ~ order oRths prSsldSnt, ths
following military arrangemsa,a have bsea
made: ''a'S S's'
1t. Gen. Grant has been assigned to IN.
command OF all the armies Ofthe %. S.
Gen. Halleck is released from duty az
General,in Chief and assigned to special
duty at Washington as CHIEF of Stat of the
Army.
Maj. Gen. Sherman is assigned to the
command of the division of Mississippi.
lately commanded by Gen. Grant, and
comprising the Departments of the Ohio,
the Cumberland, the Tennessee aud AR.
Maj. Gen. MCPHERSON is assigned to The
command of the Department Of the Ten.
nessee, recently commanded by Gen. Sher-
1t. Gen. Grant will establish his head.
quarters in the field, with the respective
armies operating under his personal super
Gen. W. F. Smith was to day nominated
for Msjor General of Volunteers, as ne.
cessary preliminary to his assignment 10
the command Of the Army of the Potomac.
The Committee on the Conduct of tbe
War are investigating the Florida expedi
ton. The evidence already given estab-
lishes the fact that neither. the President
nor any one else in Washington is respon.
slole for It's disastrous termination.
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A card.

The undersigned having on the first day
OF March taken charge of the distributor
and collection of the city circslation of the
Ihtsliigeneer, desires to perform the duties
OF the position to Tire satisfaction of his
friends and patrons. and hopes by stri Ct
attention and the employment of good car
rier TO secure early aud prompt delivery to
subscribers; believing also that prompt
collections at regular periods and short
intervals is necessary to my success aud 10
the advantage of my patrons. intend SO
far as practicable, 10 make collections re-
gularly every four weeks, excerpt 10 cases
where arrangem-nts have been made for
weekly or advance payments. trust that
this arrangement will secure the spprobs.
ton aud cooperation Of subscribers, and
that. all will be prepared to pay up all
dues when called upon. By so doing they
will enable me to avoid mistakes, conf1.
sion, aud multiplicity of accounts. 10
order that all may be prepared 1 will give
notice through the paper of the DAYS ON
which l will make collections on the diff.
ferent routes. Hope by these means aud
close personal attention to meet the wants
of the public aud increase the liberal Pat.
ronGge already extended to the Lntelliotaesr.
TnEoDoRRN. GoRKRLL.
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Rebel Forees in Lnnisiana

ST. Louis, March l2-Ad,ices from
Natchez, I'd. says: Reliable ipiormarioo
puts the rebel force 10 West Louisiana al
between 5000 and 5000. under General
Dick Taylor, General PoIignac, and Col.
The enemy are fOr.iiying Forts Dsrusley,
on Black river, aud Trinity, on ouchiin
river. 80
There is a provost guard only a, sbrs,s
point.
The rebel gunboat Webb recently showed
herself at the mouth of Red river. We
have quite a feet OF iron clads and rams
collecting there.
A prominent officer 10 the army writes
TO friend in Illinois that Gen. Logan is
unwilling to become a candidate for Gov.
ernor of that State, and earnestly homes
that the loyal voters of Illinois will ubite
without reference to former party ties upon
a ticket of unconditional Unionists. Vim
favor the prosecution of the war to the
final overthrow of treason and rebellion.
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.g gElEaraga.
From washington


HAsHLHGroE, March ~ The Ways and
Means GommitiSe have completed tbeir
! smeudmeuts ts the NaIional BANKING hill
establishing a uniform rate of interest of =
per cent, allowing existing State banks TO
RETAIN their distir ctive names and aboI.
fishing tie numbering of the banks
Gen. Banks intends to coucentrate all
our western forces from the Western bonn
/ aary OF Texas TO tue Mississippi camps for
smasPtog bloWs.this spring.
Another call will soon be issued for
100000 to SOC, 900 men.
Mai. Gen. Lew Wallace has arrived here.
having been summoned by the Secretary Of
war. Report assigns him to the command
of the middle department, headouaEIers NJ
Baltimore.
a dispatch from Admiral Dablpren. ds.
ted Fort Monroe, says be expects 10 recoy.
er the body of his son by flag of truce on
Saturday or Sunday.
The World's Washington dispatcb has a
report that Gen. Wm. +. Smith, at General
Grants request ,has been appointed to ID a
AuJor Generalship vacated by Grant and
that he will command the army of the Pc.
tomac.
Gen: Halleck reported yesterday to Gen.
Grant for orders and was assigned TO spe-
cial duty at Washington.
AN informal meeting of Republican
members OF the House decided to sustain
Secretary Ohase's views on the gold cues.
ZION. This tnsures the.passsge of the Senate
WASHINGTON, March l2-The POstofics
Department hasjus, concluded the contract
Tor mail service in Nebraska, Washington,
Idaho and other far off Territories. Among
them is one providing that from July LIST,
me mails shall be carried thence from Il q
intersection of the ordered mail ronte ar
Salt Lake City by way of Boize Civ and
auburn to Wallawaila, 10 Washington Ter
ritory, in ten days in lieu of sending them
via PlacerVille, California. to Portland, Or
egon. This saves 1900 miles travel and
ten days IN the expedition of the mails for
oregon, Washington Territory aud Idaho.
Ihls important service is let to Ben Holli.-
day at Sl56, 900 per annum.
The mails for tue newly discovered gold
mines in Idaho and Barrack City are TO be
sent three times week from Salt Lake
City, and the contract is awarded 10 Mr.. r.
8 Afford.
There is no foundation for the statement
IN regard to tue arrival of Mr.. Daytop's
son WITH important dispatches from France
Ia reference 10 the project of recognizing
me Southern Contederacy. No special dis.
ueS Aon MT. Otyton, mas arrived here
nor is there any ground for absurd rumors
built on this supposed fact
The Republica OF this afternoon regrets
to learn that Gen. Meade has not suf cient.
ly recovered from his late attack of pneu-
monia % warrant his entering upon anoth.
er campaign with the army ofthS Potomac.
Ills physician advises him not to attempt
snch thing, aud there is little doubt he
VIII yield to medical advice and retire for
a little time from active service.
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TlnEt EaIR

o1AssANt to atsa u ts1tt FSa,a aoA.,, a
,h9aahAm AUD 0hltlhs Mi 6tlhpFtaan, % s. n
fss aieten and q8ysdlf, dated The lad day Of Jans
i W. aaa feq9Ftd Ia decd book numbered a. pa9t
~ IN tue Reeorders sotee Of ohio County W m
ssi aseI lot trust TOT record BY Inc
S, imam and atlbereoh, on the 26th day Of Au
page 442, In said dibe 9iil on THURSDAY fSs 81;
ay o. april, 1851 eonmeneing at 10 Ociock In the
proceed tn sell 1t public Rpetlon NJ INA
Ohio Lot number -Genr-in the Beiiair Ls5iiio,'
20 tne Siy OF fheeling, the North aide OF QuIpev
sLeetI auJo inipg the lot which ~ the tim. on he
execution OF the said deed OF tTus belonged to the
heN. william Armstrong. Selling as trustee I u I'M
convey speh title only a. by the said deed Of trust
sIn n AUTHORIZED 10 Sell and convey.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oae third Of the purchase
% 5e paid 10 cash, and the residue In six and
we've months With interest. The deferred pSy-
ehh 70 Dc secured by bond aud satikfaetory seen
ty. mH Is DANTEi, IAMR
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From Chattanooga.

CHATTASooGA, March IL -NotbipR i'm
portrait from the front 10. night. The
rebels sent in flag of truce on important
business. The intention was to get the To-
cation of our advanced posts at RiogpOId.
The flag stopped at an outpost, aud the
scheme failed.
The heavy column of infantry reported
moving up toward Ringgold was nothing
more than an escort to body of refugees
seeking the federal lines.
Boats from Knoxville report the guer-
rtllas quiet along the river
The receipts of rebel deserters average
80 per day this mouth. The oath is nd
ministered at the City Prison daily at 7
O'Clock. Deserters are sent to the rear.
Gen. Steadman, commanding this post,
is issuing 5000 rations daily. Cilizeps
come from distance of so miles.
All unemployed or unenIisted contra.
bands are to be sent north on Monday.
AS evidence of reconstruction, the Ma
sonic Lodge at chattanooga is revived, and
has commenced work.
Col. MihoIotze, of the Gath Illinois.
wounded at Buzzlrd's Roost in late re-.
counotssance, died in hospital last night.
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New Yorlg AFarhet.
NV Yoar Waroh h


Ostieu-Hsavy apd shade lower, at 77o
iot miadlIng uplandsi and 74e for low mid
Fiour-null aud lever; So. 1905 so for
extra Siatei 81, 1907 % Tor extra Z. H. o
% 3O9s 90 tor trade brands, closing ouiet.
Mhisky-opened dull; closed frmer and
more active, at $4,000 for State; sO99sc
tor western; latter 40 extreme.
g. mhe"l-Dall aud lie lower, ST. es@1 81
Corn-tleavy aud decltng; 81 ,slIinrep-
nlar way, and $l.sO. IN cast, for shipping
mixed western in STORE.
oAts-oaietHnd scarcely 50 firm; sO@eI
for western i
WOol-oniet and STACY.
PetrOleun--Quiet; crude 3l16S2kr
Letieed, in bond, 49@5OI; rsfiasd, fiee'
POrk-DulI and prices without material
change.
Beef-Very active and frmer; 6@7c for
prime; lO@15c for repa, ked mess.
Btoon-Sides dull.
latter an extreme.
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NEw YORK, March l3-The Mornino
Star. from New Orleans, 9Th, via Havana
9th. has arrived.
The Morning Star brings 1900 bales Of
cotton.
Part of Gen. Lees cavalry had left New
Orleans for Red river.
Gen Sherman arrived at New Orleans
on the I'd. on the gunboat Diana. His late
expedition is called by himself a big raid
In thee curse OF which he reached point
ten miles east of Meridian without any op
position worthy of the name, aud returned
with HOO mules, 1000 contrabands- son
prisoners, aud large amount of supplies
transports are rapidly bringing troops
back from Texas.
Gen. Beauregard's wife died on the 2od.
ADD the funeral on the 4tb was the largest
ever seen in New Orleaus, over 5000 ner.
Suns attended, and the corlege was over a
mile in length. Gen. Banks kindly extend
ed to the family the steamer Nebraska 10
convey the remains a few miles up the
river to her fSther's plantation. The hody
Vas followed to abe -IsSss-b tboas.nGls .,
ladies who wished TO take last farewell
of one who WAS loved aud esteemed by all.
The Nathez Courier reports firing on III.
ouchita river near Harrisburg, on Tues
day and Wednesday.
a magnificent service of silver has been
presented to Gen. Shepley by friends in
Gen. Bntterield was 10 New Orleans on
the I'd He WAS to relurn to Vicksburg
on the Sd.
The papers contain no news from Farra
gut.
Col. Sanderson, just released from Libby
prison. states that the number of deaths
among our prisoners on Belle Isle, has
been exaggerated. The number from June
LIST to February LIST. was lis The pris
oaers have suffered severely dnring the
winter months, aud their rations have been
insufficient aud poor, but not so much so
as to lead TO starvation.
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FRASKFORT, KY, March IL -Itis under.
stood that Gov. Btamiette has addressed
an earnest remohstrance to the President
respecting the enrolment and enlistment
OF slaves in Kentucky, aud has notified the
feesldent that he will execute the-IAws OF
Kentucky against all who attempt to take
slaves from their owners without their
consent. de claims that Kentucky has
defend the Government aud is viII,nS ~
turutsh still more;1ll that is allotted n bsr.
that she has proven her loyalty aud mus2
be treated as such, and her laws consiifns
tiOnally enActed must be respected.
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H9eCITT COuHcILs.-An adjourned meet.
ing of the City Councils was held a. the
City Hall last evening.
The ordinance to amend the ordiuspe.
in relation to city weigher was taken up
and passed. The ordinance advances The
sums to be paid to the city wsigher.
The Committee on Salaries reported 10
favor of advancing the salaries of the city
officers about ten per cent. The report was
adopted.
The report Of the special committee an.
pointed to consider the communication ~
q committee OF citizens in reference to pro.
curing suitable place for the entertain
ment of West Virginia soldiers, reported
that In the opinion of the committee the
councils have no authority to appropriate
money for the purpose Indicated.
An ordinance in relation to board vards
was read and adopted. The ordinance
provides that all board yards shall be sur
rounded with picket fences.
The petition of Geo. W. Steenrod asking
the privilege of passing through the PENN.
sula Cemetery to his lands was rejected.
The petition of the city Gas Works ask
ing Councils to advance the price of keep.
ing the city lamps in order to $3.50 each:
Referred to Committee on Lights.
On motion the 1st Branch of Council
was invited to joint meeting with the
"a Branch in order to go into an election
for certain city officers. The Ist Branch
having concurred, the councils proceeded
to the election.
The following Sanitary Committeeman
Tor Board OF Healthy were elected:
LIST Wurd-Joseph Greer.
I'd JYdId-GeO Wickhau
3D. Ward-Dr. J. aupp.
4h Ward-HArvey Hall.
6M WGrd-Dr. James Cummins.
6h Wdrd-JOhn Cloudy.
tn Rqrd-Robert Bond.
For Fire Warden of LIST Ward Jos. Greer
was elected; for the I'd Ward, Hugh Crym.
blei for the Sd Ward, John Jones; for the
4th Ward. Harvey Hall; for the 9th Ward.
Dr.. Jam es Cummins; for the 9Th Ward
gohu Cloudy; aud for the 7th Ward, Robert
Boud.
For Assessor of Water Rents. Tbsodore
Cornell and II. @. COtts we're nominntad
The tFst ballot stood-Gorreil 10; Colts g
MI, Gorrell was declared elected.
For Assessor of Tithables, Jacob E Bier
aud John Parker were candidates. The
tirst ballot sIood-BIer 20; Parker 2; John
Archie /.
For Guager of Wines and Liquors, Nor
gan d. Gregg aud George Richie were
announced as candidates. The fret ballot
stood-Ritehie 22i Gregg 1.
On motion of Mr.. Shallcross the som.
mittee authorized to distribute coal TO the
poor was ordered to cease giving orders
after the 10Th of the present month.
On motion council adjourned.
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AsAISAk SssGHS SRa eASAIGE.-
Fas tth 3sat Virginia Cavalry. tforlasrly
e1A IafastEy,l Dol. John q. Obey, arrived
IN the city about two o'clock on Saturday
morning, Owing to the lsteuess of the
hour there were not many persons at the
Depot to receive the regiment, but re-
Treatments were provided early in the
morning. We are informed by Colonel
Obey that about four hundred of the men
haNS re.enlisted as veterans. 10 fact, all
that were not prisoners in Richmond, or
sick in hospitals, have gone 10 for the war.
The regiment will leave fOrths Kanawha
country. where the men were recruited,
as soon as transportation can be pro-
cured. The men of the Ttb have given sv-
idence of their valor and endurance under
the leadership of Gen. Ayerill, aud they
are entitled TO the waruss. gratitude of
our people.
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Arrivals al Fortraas Mnnroa

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March l2-Tbe
steamer Spaulding, from Beaufort lO,b
has arrived She brings The Officers NJ
the United States steamer Peterboff snnk
oil Wilmington last Sunday BY collision
with the steamer Monticello. Also. ,bs
officers of the blockade runner DIM can
tured March 4, by the steamer Peon6,
and the officers of the blockade runner
All is quiet at Newberu.
Gen. Butler sent a portion of Kflpatr.ck,s
cavalry under Col. 0uderdouk and OoI
spears to King and Queen g. q. to deal
WIN c.'lzens claiming TO be nome combat.
ant who ambushed Col. Dahlprep
Col. Onderdonk reports the 9Th and OH
virginia cavalry, with citizens. l200rin
all, were driven from their camp near Oar.
rollt01's store. The camp was taken and
number killed. 20 prisoners were can
tured, and they were also driven from The
Court House.
A large amount of grain, mills aud
storehouses were blurred.
FoRTRBss Monroe, March l.-fRv
mail)-The steamer New York srriveI
last night from Point Lookout with 6oO
priVates and 40 Oficers-rebel p,isnnsrs
The New York sailed for City Point This
TIE rebel Gen. Filzhugh Lee was sent
up on this flag of truce 10 be EXCHANGED
FORTREss McHRoE. March ls.-Tbe
steamer Monticello arrived this P. NJ win
the blockade runner Mary Am in low
captured off Wilmington
The oyster schooner Julia Baker was
burned by the rebels yesterday morning,
up the Nansemond river. Her captain and
crew were captured with $4,000. The
crew were asleep when captured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

DENvER Cry, March l2.-The Terrific.
rial Convention held in this city yesterday
elected six delegates 10 the National Con.
yeutton 10 be held in Baltimore next June.
Resolutions endorsing the Adm inistratina
and pledging the CO operation aud hearty
support OF Colorado were adopted; also
asking Congress to pa an eunblilg act,
providing for the organization of Slate
government and the admission Of Colorado
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TRnSTEEs sAT.p.

~ virtue Of a Deed Of Trust IpOD. Tolrn Russell
IL 10 4. enE dAtai April tSL, IS5J aud m
corded in DEED Book ~, page 2SO, u OHIO Comfy
records and Of aPpointnent by the Circuit Court
o. said county, as Trustee ia place OF saIl EchoI.
ohio County, on Saturday, APPEL 9Th, 1854 at 10
o'clock, A. 81, at public auction, Tor Cash. aiI that
part Of Lot No. 70, situated on Ro street iu that
Partof the City Of Wheeling, laid out 81 Mnses VI.
Ohapline and others, the came described as follows
80 feet frost on Ron street aud extending back the
same breadth lZ3 Ieet " Au alley, DeinG the came
property conveyed 10 said Russell by Robert WhitS
by deco dated April LIST, 1859"
JOHN G. CHANDLER,
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NJ MA AZ ssl=L4 SALE.

Of Joaashan j. BenR SsSp'ts order Of '"i''
INALL TERN, 1868, District Court Of the United
~ states for the WesternsDsnict Of Virginia, at
In pursuance ofan order Of sale made and entered
at the Fall term, 1885, Of the District Court Of the
at oHrksbnrS, In the above entitled cause vii
on the 24th day Of March, 1854 at the front door OF
the Court House IN Clarksburg, Harrison conn v.
Mest Va, proeeed TO sellat public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, the Law and Private III.
brary Of Jonathan NJ. Bennett :,
Terms OF sale, Cash-G ITefnment Funds
Sale to Commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
IebS U. 8. Marshal W D. Va