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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-14

In Makawao, William Humphreys was electSi. In
the Hama district, Mr.. Kahananui was elected. The
, votes cast for these candidates, we have not received.
The only returns received up to last evening from
Hawaii, were from the Kohala district, in which
James W. Austin, Esq, was chosen by a handsome
majority. The following are the figures
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Ships Mails.

For san FRAScIscO-per A. A Eldridge, on Saturday.
For L.HAIxA, Sc-per Nettie Merrill, to-day.
s0r KOHALA and Hmo-pes Kalama, to-day
For kaUAI-per Excel, to-day
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~ Quite a number Of vessels were expected to
leave san Francisco for China, early in January.
BY private advices We learn that the Russian Admi-
raj had received kilograms from New York, ordering
one Of the corveties in San Francisco to be sent with
all possible dispatch to Snanghae. She was taking in
coal on the 25th Of December, and would sail by the
first Of January. She may touch a, this port during
the coming week for Goals, though it is not certain.
The bark Young Hector would leave early in Janu.
ary for this port, If not sold. The clipper ship
Derby would leave from the 9th to the 10Th, and the
clipper George L. Peabody, from the 18th to the
10Th, both TO touch at Honolulu. The Yankee,
though she had not arrived over at the latest dates,
would probably leave about the same time with the
Peabody, and be due here about February first
Besides these vessels. sure to touch here, the banks
San Francisco, VitGIia, Ings6org, and Li--ie,
we're all up for China ports. but there is no certainty
Of their stopping here.
The friends Of Il. A. S. Wood will be glad to
hear that by letters received fron him. We learn
that he is located on the peninsula Of Lower Cali
iornia. AID acting as superintendent Of the Bajs
Mining Company, engaged in gold and silver min.
ing. The ores from the mines in this neighborhoOd
are represented as extremely rich and productive,
yielding from 500 to $50 Of bullion to the ton
Of ore. One mine is reported 10 hs ve yielded over
S6OO,OOO at an expense OF less than SIS 900 for
labor. The stories told Of these mines are certainly
wonderful If true.
DIARIEs.-What systematic BUSINESS man can get
along without a diary II is wonderful how q little
daily remembrance Of passing events will help a man
to keep q correct record Of the thousand and one
little incidents that occur, and with, ut its help are
forgotten Many a man has. in tse course of the
year. By noting down little money Satters. saved TO
his pocket ten times its cost. "a wIrd to the WISE"
&c.
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The GREAT PoLYoRAMA oP THE WAR.-This ex.
hibition opened last night to q very full house, and
great satisfaction was expressed by the audience.
These paintings excited much interest in the East
and in San Francisco. and are said to be very correct
representations of the stirring scenes they delineate.
For the -commoda of families and children, we
learn that the proprietors of the Polyorama Of the
War, will on Saturday afternoon next, at 2 O'Clock,
give a grand exhibition of the superb paintings,
including the Monitor and Merrimac fight. Price of
admission to all parts of the house 80 cents 4; chill.
dren under II years of age % cents. Go all, and
take the children.
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q A sentence in our last weeks leader, referring
to the management of the Queens Hospital during
the absence last summer of the regular physician,
has given offence. On inquiry, we find that no
90 statistics have been drawn up or published, and
the statement made was unquestionably too positive.
and based solely On current rumors, which may or
may not be correct. We have applied for the sta.
tistics, and as soon as received, will publish them,
whether sustaining the assertion or not.
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DEPARTURES

Jan. sch Kamoi, Wilbur, for Lahains AMI KzhuIui.
Sch kamehameha ~, Glars, for NaIiko.
Sing ship Jasper, Taylor, for Bremen
l2-sch Moikeiki, Napela, for Lahaina and Kahului.
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= The Lahaina shipping list, with a number
of other items prepared for this issue, have been
Rnavoidahly crowded ont.
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In the kaanapali district. West Maui, an anti.
liquor man was chosen, the regular distillation can.
didate having received but eight votes. The follow.
ing are the votes polled
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From Lahaina We have received the following
returns, the first two gentlemen named having been
chosen. Their platform was free rum distillation and
removal Of the anti'liquor law. They have made a
clean sweep. aud the voice of Lahaina is evidently in
favor of the lar gest liberty on the liquor question
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In the Wailuku district MIR. Kepoikai, in favor Of
distillation, was elected by a very large majority.
The following are the figures
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ELECTION RETURNs.-The reports of the election
for Representatives on the other islands come in
slowly. Since our last issue we have the report Of
the election at Koolauloa on Oahu, where Mr.. J. W.
Mukalena was chosen. The following were the can.
didates and the votes polled
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Sic cnaItituirsnnc Gnnpentinu.

a5s4a5 ,ib VI nnappltS, ID. SUM-.
y gtuf 9tntras DR. 6ebb's murpe beiblpiieu,
bis sur enpliden Nbtimmlng ilber Die 3etluras
tipn Der 9iebte tdslid cine Geriammlun9 UNI
101 ubr Wcr9ens unO Al u. Na6nl. 81 bali
ten. - 0ie gale ipurpe iOodnn fir cine Gor=
leiung iiber Oas Qeben I'M 2ibbpzG efdnsnif
auf Wlorsen (14) 2tbenb al 9ep. Calhoun
iiberlalien. III Die @rpd9un9 pes A. Nrtifels
melher beltimnt, bab Die, Burger Uiurplanof
Der Ser. ct. 9teaierun9 pcr &llem Sc
boriam idulpen, wurbe aufgencnlmen. Scr
9tuoprn perlan9te Die pprbersebcnOe Sra9e oa
fir, mas jebpd NIT 45 ge9en 16 st. ab9eleRn
muroe. @ Mliller BON Nnn Qrinbel belt oanl
cine 6tunoen LANCE &epe fir Staatsre@
tie, Die pom 9aniel in PATHFINDER lpgii6er g8eii
tpioerle9t musOe. lin 3 abr pertagte ilA 81
Convention bis Al llbr.
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idritt sur Mbitimmuf9 rnO rabm nit 20 9egen
81 Stimnen Die 9ielolution an, uOrna9 niht
8lair, ionoern Samuel &npr gu bieIem SIBe
ber dtigt iei.
Seine 9iplnuatiit6e atttunrt. Is
Die Central Union 2ea9ue benz 8rdfibenten ibre
Nufmartuug madte II. ibm Su ieiner @ioerz
Domination g~ratulirte ent9e9nete DID Nbe ulls
ter anoerm:
y0leine 6errn! SD bin iebr pantbar fir
oaS mir BON Der RationalzG pnpention uno Der
Union 9igue geIdentte @ertrauen. SD babe
mir nidt in, Die Meinung auitommen laIen,
DAP i'd Der bette Wlarn i'm 9anoe lei; inoelIen
fdlt mir bel oieiem gtnlafe Die Mnetoote BON
DEM alien dutch 6armer Elm, tpel6er meinte,
es iei ni6t Der redte 9ugenbljd gum Gpbtau=
IAen, menil man i'm 8egrtfe itebe itber einen
6lub 5u reiten." .s.sa aa s.,.3s ~
80 as @ei6tei Der Spetulanten, DAB eS
nit ben biesjdbrigen Nusli6ten 9oui 0bIt uno
Getreioe idle6t beitellt lei, ftnoet auf Stem Ser
Iiep feline Nnnenoung, inoem fat aus ieoen
@ountp uno Spwnibip beS States Die glnltig<
item 8eridte eiugelulfen lino. Wiit Mu8nobme
upn &iri6en, melde in Splge ber nulien 6tiib=
lingSpitterlng iebr littsn, peripre9en ale anoe=
rem Sbltiorten cine rei6e grnte. @robeerer
meroen, pbpobl e~benfalS Ourd Die 9tdlIe benu6.
tbetligt, bob au6 cine grpBe Gusbeite ~liefern
inpem man ibrer Gultur in reiierer Belt eineiebl
grebe 9ufmertiamteit 9eidentt bat.
8Iirli9e mercen mebr als einen 0ur6idnittsz
ertra9 a6merfen.-@in Sarmer in Ocean COUNT
aaein bofit f25,OO0 Scribe auf ben Wtartt 81
bringen-unb uld an i~Onitiseu Sbltarten min
eS ni6t febten. @ ]. res .s.a
6eu nno Safer miro es in Mufie 9eben
8elidtOrn lit in 9rpBer Wen9e g~epilanst nor
ben uno perlpri6t einen ausge5eidneten Grtra9
audi bieibrigen GetreiOeiprten ltehen gut. Sic.
benbei baben piefe 5armer iid beoeutenb au
5lad5= uno Sabaffultur perle9t. @a8 feblt
lino Seloarbeiter, a'il3a'a as5 'ia' ~ 1o.
STE beoeu tie II D It II; tpir m6dten BET
uabe iasen, alle religi6ier gon9resatiOren in
ben loualenS Staten baben neuerotn9s our6 ibrt
5pnooen &c 9 Bic 6flaoerei ii6 erfldrt
nnter ben ndmli6en GongregatOnen bats in
oeiien ,&ir6enslieber, Die ais @ppperbeabS I'M
iih 6eiBea mie S6langen i'm @raie. san.
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8 Dleilen n6rOI. BON SrantfOrt absebrannt
bdtten. s m a
Capt. 9idiOn BON 8urbrioses Corps tele>
grapbirt an Sen, @lpins, BON lexington nm
9 IS Nbenos, oab Sen. SurbriO9e Niurguns
Corps bel Gpntbiun total selhlu9en lno per-
siprengt babe. NaenS 8anoey tpelle SrantfOrt
bela9erte, ipa bel 2aWrenceburs fem. @itmors
2eute, 800 fart, binter oenen Capt. 9idiOn Der
lift, baben tbeilweis ibre Bofen peg9epprfen
unO li1 gu Qtaea gef(i6tet.
- (SffSiea.)
@afbtngtun, 10. SUM, 1890. Cine
9epei6e pm Cincinnati an ooS 9rie9SOepartes
ment meloet, bab General SurbriD9e ben llebers
reit BON MprganS Corps perfplst. Seribte ppn
8ppbs Corps geben ben gerluit bel benz 9eltri'
gen Sample oaf 300 SOcte unb Getwunoete
uno 700 @efangene ait. 1%
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gsidtiac GOnares-@ erbanhnunaen.

Ser &rie9Siefretdr tbeilte aui GerIangen De
Senate nit, baB in 9lriSona Serr. Elm 9ewiii
Splpelter Menrp pegen Sacpalitdt perbaf
unD nad Sort Suma, GAL, 9ebradt wurb
ferner, paB man feline Silberminen in Strip
cpniScirt babe.
/ 9aS Militdrz Gpmite beS Senat8 iprad iii
Die pprsei6lagene Streidune Der $3OO=Glaul
Senator @illpn brddte Elm Enhancement Ell
in pelhems pprgeidla9eu wuroe, jeoem GeSOi
men 800 8onntp fir | Subr gu 9eben; T
ner, ole 5rauen unp ainber per seiO9eaen 81
'bigen fret su erfldren. ihHsH
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. aa,mesifamifdbe Otatbricbtea.s
'i@pn Der 59,ntplnae=0 lr1ncc.d
.i 2eifcu Ser YerDunreten. Iiel
Som 8. or nj &c cpr /, 9.bSul

8p g.. Mr nj e..ecprps, 9.Sun1.
Ser 6eiao bat bic @eridawuh8en IN Der
lllpmittelbarep G6rpnt bieieS Corps 9erdumt.-
Sine berielben. mar ltniern 2entetl Elm 8efdbrli<
der Ng6bor; eS paE Elm 9robeS Sort aus bent
bic Gebeden nit 2Opfiinber Barrett 8 ibplIen.
Sonit mar Der 2tnie 1beS 5. Corps e%ntla1:g allies
rubig. Nni gbeito beS 8. lntetpabm Sen.
.9etter's 9ipiiprl bon Sen. 2eotie's Brigade
untertiibt eineJecoSnpscirunS ge9en Die teino@
li6en 2inien, no Ct tpie angepeutet Die feino@
li6en gorpuiten ettpos peter 3aridgeSt5en
Fenp. ,e,t, -, ~ .,-" . -.
Sic grobe 0e6elenarmee idtpinpet mebr II.
lnebr .Suiammen. Ser enti4eioenbe Sdlas
mag ,pur6 Die Grrthtln9 ppn1 MdGt9enS4 an5@
;prerfen5 fitipds du~fgebalten peroen hber Der Sag
1T nibt ferrL .m9a pas 2ibbps Gefdn9ntb aufb6ren
pir6, eint Bsftbaps Sll isin nnp piegDnfboerotipn
feline 6oltptita6t mebr baben pirb. ,aHsfs
Sir mebrere Sage lagen Bic Soptena ttto
gfrwunoeten unberlbrt 5piidet Ben beioerieir
.tisen 2inieu. Sober Gerfda, ben SerpunOeten
.bei5ulteben rber Die Spotet gu beerojgen, wuroe
pom Sen 8ebe0en mittet1t zines &~ugelba9elS auz
[riidgepieien. Sn Der g6rpnt BON Sol. Stepz
mans Brigade lu9sn sesen. 60 Sorte uno eli
nise gerpupoetet wetbe Der GclOnel nddtIi=
Aerpsile uno ..heiifali6erpeiie bon elmer Ibtbei=
ung {einer 2eute bssreinbrin9eh lteB.38 Die ben
Sdteer9ruben Der 0tebe(en SIT nabe 1iesenpeu
[2ei6en mprpen 'oaourd ebenfdtls geiibert, Dab
Elm psrpegsner &amera6 auf allen 8ieren, an
lie bserq1ntrp6 pnoS eile an lie befeitigte, mittelf
Ipeneu man ie lo. mett BON Der NebeQenlinie
|~megSpg, bis Se ou%fsenpntmen perben t%onaten.
t9ie i'm Selo liegsn sebliebenen @ermunDeten
mitIen furhtbar qus9ebqlten BADEN pno piele
IsIenp umgefpmmen fein, peni9er an i~breng8un@
ben, qIs ourd 9urfi 6un9er uno @ridDpfung.
Sin Qieutenant, Der pur6 Colonel Steoman,S
2eute nod 9erettet pproen, er5dblte, baB neber
ibm Elm SOlpdt gele9en, Der Die S6merSerr tel:
ner ppsepPs9ten @unoe nt6t ldn9er ~allS5aite'
ben permp6te, uno benz es na6 mebreren mtBs
hnnsenen 9eriu@en enOli6 selang, trpB allen
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80. @OnareR Dtr Scr. gtaatem.
@uihinntpn. 13. Sun

t'-+HA aH4 80 - - - y 49,
g e. a t. - Grimes reidte cine Bettt on
pom 8ir9ern uno ben GpnItabIern be8 9iltritt8
ELL, tp,elde UNI Mioerruf Der @erorSnung Bit
tet, Die ben Gpnitablern baS Gedt fir @erbafz
tung ppn BerlOnen pesen @eieseszl1ebertre
tung ent5tebt, = tpurpe benz 9iltritts Gomite
Su9ewieien. 4a
$ 3. So 9awes POM @obl : Gumite
bradts einen 0eri6t Elm, nOrin ertldrt miro,
oob General S6end, Der i6on ppr 9tnfang Der
Gpn9reBiBung feline &eii9natipn ein9erei6t
babe, 5u einem SiBe i'm observation-disclosures
.befdbi9t iei, aber baseaen @eneralmaidr S. 9.
8tair, Der feline Gommillipn bis Sanupr 1864
beb1lten babe, olpurd leineS NedtS auf einen
Sis i'm 6aule perluitig gemOrOen iei.
Ser 8eridt purOe porerlt asf ben E3ii6
gele9t.
i@arFelo beantra9te einen genleini6afti6en
8eidlub, pona6 fem, alS In 9tebelIiOn ertldrz
ter, Staat DaS 9tedt baben fol-, bel Der @rGli=
oentenmobl Stimmen abSuseben, big Der Gon=
greB pieoer Gle Staatsre9ierung zines ipGden
StaateS anertannt babe; ipuroe ebenfall8
auf bell Slid 9elegt.
0as t6auS nabm lpounn Die Seratbun9
iiber Elm Nmenoement sur Contribution, pelAes
bic Sflaperei fir INNER %perbietet, uif.
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d D Sins @rntufh.
Oie1 siebeIlen3 wcrpen seid,Iaseit9 risS 5eben bon
- Trdfffuyt ab.

Oie1 gfebeIcu3 wesDen gefd,lasct9 utS sieben epn
mer 4 Srdtffuvt ab.
Giucinn ali, y. SUM. Morgun nit
5000 Maru1 ~attatirte aeitern pas 1853, uno
III. Sbip NesIment inter General 9Oloen bel
Gpntbian unO sfpaag iie nad i6arfem @efe6t
CUR uebersabe unter Der 8eOingung, baB iie
lp5prt ars9eme6ieH werpen lpllen, Ser t9auptz
fampf' fano in ben StraBen itatt. Sin She'll
unierer Sruppen mari ii9 inS @purtbais uno
Dtorgun lieB, I'm lie gu pertreiben, Die llmlte=
9enpen 6ebdaoe in 8rdnb iteden, 20 perielz
ben brannten 9dn5lid Darnieoer. Inner Ner@
|luit betrd9t Is Epote, so 8ermnnoete nnp
12OO-15O0 @efan9ene. vsan
Z 6elte Mor9en ilberrdl4te Gen. 8urbrioge
Mprgan's Corps beim 8riibltid uno idlug.es
nab b~artaddi9em @ioeritdnb in Die 6luAt. Sie
3ebelen 5eritoben in 0@lfen nab alien Hld>
tunaen unS uuiefe Sruppen perfolgen ie. Die
aebellen perloren 150@efangene, uprurter 20
OfRsiere. latsIigs lis D ea
s8puiSptIle, IL. SUM-. Or. Mbeeler,
nel6er 1i6s wabreno Der 8elagerung 5rart@
'furts purb Die 4ebeaen an ienem Plabe befano
uno I'M 4.30 beute MOr9en pom bort ab9lil9,
beri6tet, oaB Ser Nn9riff am 8reitag UNI 8 ubr
beqann unO bis ipdt in Die gta6t blnein %oauerte,
Ser 6eino fam in 5tpei 6aufen BON @epr9es
|tppn Der. Ser eine, 700 damn tart, ridte
in Nlt Sruntfort, uno Der anoere nit 500 W.
in Neu Srantiort Elm. Ser 6einb bate tetne
Artilerie. Sim Somitag Oauerte pas Gefedt
nit MIR fllrser llnterbredung ppn Z ubr Dfor@
|oens bis 3 ubr glahmittuss, Sie uniern
batten einen 4 g lnoer sum Sdltb Der S4ieBz
ordben Dor benz Sort ~uufgepflanSt. 0ie 9anSe
9eiabupg bes Sorts beltano aus $50 damn
pom foenen nur IL 9eibte SclDaten tparen. I,
3weimal ~forberte Der 6eino sur nebersabe
ant, aber gpL. Wlorton pom %. SIP. &esiment
.perueioerte pislelbe ltanbB5ft.g lin 4 lbr srifs
fen Die Nebellem oas Sort ppn Geueml an, aber.
nit ebenIo menig grfolg 'pie pprber 3uno nm
llbr su8en 1e in bitlider 9i6tung ab. Infer
eanSer @erlult beitebt aus 6 geripunpetea, too1
ritnter elmer 9eidbrlib, Der Der gtebellet it ntdt
befuritt. aa2 g9H Sf-e 1850 ags5
Die Staot Ielbt lit ni6t bei6doi9t. Sre
Nebellen begniiSten fd Damit, pie garroden
am Aeiteno oerielbeg aliepsr5abreaaen, mas
81 benz @eri9t Anla6 CAB, pap le Gle Srpdei
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Gnlt WrnntS glrmec.

Ha.@ anptquartier, II. SUM-. aeir
meiteren widtisen Na6ri6ten iino eingetrpifeT
Grant uno See iu6en iid beice On meiiterba
ausseflbrten Slantenbewegungen 81 lbertre
fen. 9ie giienbabn 1T ppn uriern Sruppe
anfgerilien iporoen uno Die Wiiblen Swil6e
@bite 6ouie uno 9ispatd Station iino ipegs
bratt pproer.
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lGsitorieae Gprrefponssns.l
Is btn gtp II, p.

9ripatzg a6ri6ten ppn Der 9trlnee +Iautel
ainitia. aein pabreS Nprt an Dem Copper
beaoz@ereoe, oaB Grant 5nad 9arriicnsz2qpz
bling siridsefalen lei. -Au contraire; Die
Mrmee lit bic lebten a Sage iiber ben @ebellen
in Midmpno tdelid6 Oostr pielaiebr nddtli4
INNER ndber ouf ben 2eib gerldt. uytadts
marfhiren uno gruben mir - ltnb NIT Sa9ess
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Staat Marplano. .
Sen. MbjutantS Office,
IT, conference.-the M~uunnnIid q

y. =" VtHttN1UEN VI w W - -
Die 9iebuns fir 100 1ass eeute esr 9, IL, II Is. Mno
gDarb. hntet i'm Sauptquartter su Baltimore am Wtpni
5. M, 9prm 10 ubr, unp fir bic 10, l6 l7e is l9 une
QDarb ben rd6fen Gag, ; I. Dienftae. UNI eteislcs Setth IT.
Die 10. gDarb bat ibre Quota burd 6reitpilige a%ut5ebrt
un6 es rir6 bemnaG balelbu lin Drafl fattftneen. Sn
ubrieen .gearhs werrea fDptel 9eSpaen,als truper fstahnt
madt ,purfen, bc4 bic leitRer %efiteaten 5reiriAi9ea at
re6n,t 70
Das gcni,e fir @ramtpatipnen fGr bic 9, Il, II, 10
IA WarS mirS Mtttm rd unb prnertta9 8 ZEN
no l6. b. W. in Gtsuns lein unh sirar sen 10 Hpr gfrre
bis 8 ubr glatrny pne iur Gle 10, ID, Il, Is ~ UNI
Narb j ettae nns Sdm fas Ben II une 10 O.
UNI BITE lelte 3sit.
Muf SelebI hes Gspuperneurs
Gt.a NStutnu
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snbfffen;soficc Scr SSer. e., Urn

Baltimore, Uib.. 9. Suri ls6
0erTeeefte Nneetp'e. TN Duplifat, wsrtensant eisier
fee Bis Gieufas ben IA. Stunt , 5 Wlittgss y upf
aeaenaencmmen, UNI tas Der. Ct. SubFfeHSs SsParter
Esa Baltimore. bib. 5u perleben MT = .ox
unaepadten 9imctbp !6eu II. &ortl IN Nepr
|ab;ulisfe fern tdal d in 'fel6en Qednn' a.en, olS ssrl
merSen.s am Rsats tiebtcf nabe Der St1dte sdeeme
nnb paIIslbe CEN 9ieb su %fattern, wte apf eielsr Sfpo'
fimnt mereen mag. -. op..,
Scum ass, @de BEN 5ranflin unp 8 ltOnitr'; T'sse" lrt'
TEN g r~ntrattpr.
Der gsntroft fausrt srti Dionate Srm Sa9e Gee
traits an. !. s.,A.n 4n,sa o,r
otS ~ s1Gs iinp; rpenn feline prrbanben, mira, irbale
einfomm. n. dustejahlt. 1ea
Sp. mulare fir %ansetete tcnnen ron rc,ssr ON en-
ssr IN WsrIcn . or per Yct cper per telegraph beS
fesben
= sscts nsad.t mug rem elten eineu lreusie fur bic Der,
@eai.runs beile8lu n. penn ni6t tersilS eth irlter aufV
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-14
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-28

\ FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR r:
wARD.-In 1858: gentlcman,,i wall :
ing on the outer endo. + Meisg'sswhar' :,
had his hat blown. Of. his shsad BY :,
summer afternoon gust Of wind, and, i
trying to catch. it before it went over
board, he tipped on the planking au ::
tumtled head fo.eu,sot Into the water.
Of the bay. The tide was running >
strong food 1t tho time, aud, IS l..
came up to the surface, Special Office:
Van Ness, who happened 70 BE; ;,cn the
dock ut the time, and seeing the MAJ.
was in danger Of fdro~ning-not beir:
q: swimmer-plunged in after him and
rescued him ;:trolti; death This was
not accomplished without great peril t,
the officer, but both men me succeeded i.
being landed On the dock. Tke rsscu-
cd man gave his name as Charles Ber
nard Egerson and offered to Handsomely
reward him, butssit. Yanf Nsss refuscu
to accept anything for bis .husplpe aci
"A. short time. since Mr. EsersQn died
in Liverpool, and left Officer .Vsn Ne.s
! legacy Of s5o, GOO tal;iJo.-
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-28

- MAEX IT Is DARK: - The following. beau:
tifpl If sentiment is taken from tMeis:er
Karls Sketch Book entitled .'Thc Night
Of Heaven 1t. is full Of touching ten
derness: ''@' ~ ! ~ DIS liz .
:.: t.ttis da,ittk xaheai the honest and honor.-
bic man sees the result ofs'loHg years vent
a~dy by: the knavish, heariless adversary,
II is dark Wien he sees the clouds :, Of + sor-
row gather around, and knows th1nt the
hopes and happihess Of others are fading
with his own: Dat in that hour The: :m(n..
cry Of past integrity will be q trte COMO
lation, and assure him eten here, on earth
Of CLEANS Of light in Heaven: Il is dark
when the dear voice Of that sweet child;
once % fopdlyt loved, if no more heard
around in murmurs; Dark, when the light;
Pattering feet reaound onore without ia
.threshold d,Her; ascend, step, by STEP, tho
stairs !; Dark, when some weli,knoxn aiiif aiiif
recalls the strain once attuned by tie
childish voice new lhushed in death! bark:
ness; but only the gloom which hsralds
the dayspring of imniortality, and the, INF
aite 7hehe OF f7heeven. buxs 7;
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pnAcE DEMOCRACY.

81 The Fernando Wood doctrine for
peace making with the rebels is admir-.
ably sot+ortth in th. following lette. pii
Petroleun " Nasby, Pastor Of the
FChuch ov the, 6lawtercd Ihnocents-+-
lait ST. Hyalla.ndigkaa.' Ito JEFF: Da-
Wis: !, ,,,s:s~ss = sf.stasittsaf es4#
J. DAs1s-e11 ! trend irsddre. 700. Lam
wun Nv that cla " NV yoor trends knone e
peeoe dimokrats. aud kin salty ~. that
We hey dun yoo and yoor 10. juist q much
guide e. emmy ekal numbir BARN puskits in
yoor holy. heroic armey.' We hsv bin, ev-