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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-07

VESSELS IN PORT-OCTOBER Z.
Har'n bark A. J. Pope, Geerken-
Am bark Keoka, Chapman.
An bars Whistler, Patty. ET-
Bremen brig Agnes. Siedenbrrg.
Hav ship Potynesian, Green
Am park d C Murray. Bennett
Iisv bark Arctic. Hammond
Am clipper ship Ceyion, Woods
Am wh bark Richrond, Weeks
An VIII bark Nile.
Rr bark HarwoOt
Eng yacht Thsnis, Hanham.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-07

Es- \ native was killed at Kualoa last week.
He YVES driving an OK team. and was knocked
down by on OK, and before he could recover him
self the heavy cart-wheels passed over his head. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-07
Saisllery 81 Hardware.

SaIs1lery 81 Hardware.
Ladies' side saddles,
Gents English saddles,
White wooden saddIe-girths,
Needles, butchers n ives,
Jack-knives, pocket knives,
Cigar-cssea, scissors,
Knives and forks,
Dogchains, ~fshhooEs,
Springs, table and teaspoons,
SoupIadles, fencing wire,
Ename!ed iron saucepans,
Hoop iron, sheet zinc.
Groceries.
Nestphalia hams,
Sheiled almonds in ~demijohns,
Muscat raisins in stone jars,
Cephalonia currants in stone jars,
Singapore pepper,
Vinegar in demiOhns,
Wine vinegar in cases, olive oil,
French chocolate, stearine candles, H
Ultranarine blue in balls and powdered.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
OBHTC RY.

Departed this life. at h"r residence 10
this County. on Thursdav'the Goth OF july
last. Mr. CATHERINE hFfsasged
about 64 wears. 60 N
nis an.ancisFt and 5e"red sens'nra Z
which bids.ss lfeiere The msmory q the
saintfv dsiA. II Is our dusy to cherish Z
remcmhr rance d1heI virtues thatse may
be s.imu hied sn4 ed aurag%d TO ap imfs
tation, afSlseir kdss Their Chritsbu ex-
smples shorld Sc kept green in ouf mcn.-
ories. ard onr hearts should rejoice whilst
ne mourn their demise. They 60 from
among us to resp the reward oftheir labors,
and to exchange trapsitory pleasures for a
blissful immortality. We should not re-
pine. therefore, at the temporary parting.
tbsueh .he s.dues.ot our hearts nay be be-
youd our control. Let Us meekly how
eur heads to the will of the Almighty. that
the Ipoie,aaei efour anguish may be sof
tened aud assuaged. The yirtuous: .. the
figfIeda1sg and the -koty are the e Y Welcome
visi,ants and comfanions Of the Saviour.
and with b m reposes. We confidently be-
licve. the subject ef this notice.
For more than a quarter of century.
devout member of the Prott stant Episco-
pal Chnrch. and with life devoted to re-
iigious duties and the interest and happi-
ness. of those around her. sh" has fallen
asleep in the ,fuIness Of age and 10 the
ripcness ofLhris,ian charity and virtue
Would We awaken her amid the stormy
scenes and passions Of this earthly abode.
that in the corruption Of the flesh we might
again behold her? Would we crafty the
yearnipgs Of our selfish nature. by dis
turting the. serene repose Of the soul i'm
mortal No. my friends. let US not prove
so unworthy Of the love she bore US! Let
us strive to conquer me rude longings Of
the flesh. and seek hereafter to behold her
under tn. suspices Of divinity. She has
nobly fulfilled her mission upon earth and
we can only NEE, her before the throne of
the Almighty. That We may do this. we
have only t" follow the example she has
LEFT to,,,s We must initiate her Christian
virtues her exemplary piety and her saint
" de, ds Whilst We, therefore. offer our
sympathy ard coincidence to tn large cir.
Gle Of relations aud friends sac has left be-
hind her, let it be our praudest ambition
TO seek to rtjoiu her before the throne OF
Heaven. -v
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Death OF DR.. Joseph 2. Shaw.

I, is made our melancholy duty this week
to announce the death of the distinguish.
&C citizen whose name heads this notiee.
He died. suddenly, st Charlotte Han. on
The 3rd ins;ant, Of .spople1y aged iabou.
G2 years.. In early Ese Dr. Shaw obtain
cd an honorable distinction in his profes-
sics+ and a,ain,ainedi. j. until he withdrew
ffom active .practfee. He subsequently,
l. came more idcly known to our people
as legislator. A quarter Of century or
upwards ago. he represented st. Mary's
in the lower branch Of the Legislature Of
Maryland and won for himself in that Cody
consid rable puta,iou as a d,bat.r. aud
enjoyed and deserved the god opinion Of
his fellow members and bis constituents
Tor his strict attention 70. and for the. able
manner ID which be discharged, his repre-
sentative obligations. To his intimate
friends. he was known as Christian gen.
,lcman Of refined manners and Accomplish
ed scholarship, aud be will ever be kindly
remembered by the people Of this county
for hh earr' ct and intelligent labors in the
interest Of academic and p pular education.
lie is soncl TIE IGNORED laudmarks Of
our ancient so:iety. one by one. are pass
ing away, and in few short years we
shall look for the last Of them but they
shall not te. \ new era is upon us -
Aristocraey is dead and slavery is gone
and some of,us are becoming wise. like the
New England gods, knowing ali things and
holding f.s-to that alone which is polite
and profitable. Some. .of US bnt not many,
We h pc. Many Jet there sill be who
shall love the old times and venera'e the
liboral- and large hearted people
who wrought in tb m. To these. in So
cial converse by the Winter fi'e-side when
memories Of the past and dead are revived.
We would recall for neighborly and ctarit-
ai L. di course the ways and customs and
character Of our dead fathers and rarticu-
lsrly tho modest virtues exrmplifed in the
useful l:fc to which this tribute is paid.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
A Circular from Archbishop spalding.


Archbishop Sraldiug has addressed the
following circular to the clergy Of the 'Ro-
man Catholic Church. directing collections
10 be taken up in the various churches in
Maryland. for the benef, Of the destitute
and suffering in the South. II is TO be
hoped that this noble end prsiseworthy ex-
pie will meet generous response from
the citizens oe the State, aad that it will
be followed by 'hsSnurohe' or. other de-
nominations
The cry Of distress which comes to Us
from all parts Of the South should excite
our synp1thy and stimulate our charity.
The sad s'ory Of suffering has Of late ruug
too frequently in our ears and moved too
deeply our hearts, to require detailed re-
hear, al to ci,iz"ns Of Maryland Suffice it
TO say. that the sfiieti"n is both wide
spread and appalling. far too gigantic in
Its proportions to be Adequately relieved
by individual contributions, 10 matter how
generous or freq1ent these may be. and
have already been in Baltimcre and
throughout the limits nf the Archdioccsc,
as We have had ample opportunities to
know. Our fellow citizens generally have
oeen awakened TO the necessity Of mi'iga-
ting SO much distress. and both private
aud putlic collection have been generously
made for the sufferers In many localities
Of the South the populations are reported
to be threatened with nothing short Of
downright S Starvation during the approach
ing winter. 80
Under thos' circumstances i !, not clear
ly Christian duty f'r US. Who. by mer
citul Providci ce. have teen. TO gr, at ex-
tent, freed from the calamities Of a war
which Las pressed SO heavily upon our
ncig hbors, to come ronp'ly and gener-
ously TO their relief? Can we be held
blamelcss before our God if our b-ethern.
whom we are solmnlv commanded to love
even as ourselves. should p rish through
our coldness and neglect? Mo>i of the
sufferers are women. children and other
none mhatants, whose hands are out
stretched to us imploring succ"r. and
whose sighs # anguish ascerd to Heaven.
v hile their tearshe dew thecar'h. Can We find
i, in our hearts to resist their appeal p
We think not.
For the purpose Indicated. we hereby
accordingly enjuip that collection be la
ken up in all tn Churches Of this Arsh'ii-
Geese 90 the third Sunday Of September.
the Feast of the Seven Sorrows of the
Blessed Virgin. the mother of the
afflicted. ard that this Circular be read on
the previous Sunday. IL those Churches
or Ch~pcls where the Holy Sacrifice win
not be offered up on that Sunday, the
collection will be taken up on the. FIRST
church day thereafter. The amounts so
collected to be sent to our Secretary be-
fcrc the first Of October; and We
will adopt such steps as may be derm' d
suitable for having them judicioLsly dis
,ribu,ed among The most Le' dy aud de-
serving
Given from cur residence, in Baltimore,
on the Feast IF 81, Augustine, August 2S.
~ D., 1865.
MARTIN JOHN SpaLpING..
Az hbl>h"p of Baltimore
Thomas FOLEY, Sec etary.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Tableaux and Concert.


The benevolent aud energetic ladies
Of our village propose to give Concert
and Tahlcaux at the Coult House, on
Tuesday, the 25ih instant, for the purp,s =.
Of aiding the needy aud suffering people of
the South. The ,tj CT in view is most
laudable one, and it should commend it.
self to Inc kind hearted. aud Charts ole in
every section of the eounty. We trust,
therefore, large and appreciative audi
cuce will be in attendance, and ,ha, the
p aisewor,hy efforts of the ladies will be
richly rewarded. Tickets will be ready
for delivery on Tomorrow, end will be sen,
to sympaihisirg friends in every section
of the County. We would suggest, in
conclusion. that iua!.i;ty to a,,ehd the per.
formance should not be regarded as an it,
superable objection to the purchase OF
tickets.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

TR rBLE IN THE METHODIST Ep1scopsL
CnurCH-A difficulty of most unpleas.
ant nature occurr, d. in the Methodist Ep;s-
ecpai Church. in this place, m Sruday
last. 1hr Rev. Mr. N"rvel Wilson has
for many years past been the officiating
clergymen. and j.. much beloved by his
congregation. On Sunday last. when
about to commence the usual morhinS
worship, he became aware thst another
minister was present: assigned TO the
church hg the Baltimore Conference.
Mr.. Wilson objected to surreuderihe ihe
church. alledgiug as reason that 1hey
had no connection whatever with the Bal
,imofe Cohferepce. Mr.. Lanabsn, the
new Presiding Elder. $50 sppoinfedby The
Haltimsre Conference. insisted that Mr.
Wilson withdraw, but notwithstanding be
procet dcd with hia discnurse. and an
bounced to his congregation tha: he would
preach in the evening
At the usual hour the church was 6lled.
when ii was made apparep. Mr.. Wilson
would not be permitted to proceed, where
upon most Of he congrcgation left. This
state Of things is much to be regretted :.
and will resu. most likely in breaking up
ihe congregation. We are not suffcicnt.
ly acquainted with the iclaimsof the two
gentlemen to make any comments. but We
really think in the present state Of pub
lie feeling 10 the South. the Conference is
manifes,ing rather INDECENT, haste 10 fore
ing uEon the people obn xious ministers.
Wincheaer Times.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Registration.

The citizens OF the County will rcmem-
Der, that Tu,sday and ". dnesday next.
the 19'h and Goth Instant. are the last
days allowed them by the Registration
Law for tue purpose Of qualifying as vo-
iers. Those, therefore, who have not
made application to the Boards of Regis
tration in the various Election Districts in
the County, are again urged to discharge
this in mFortant duty. 1t will be too late,
after Wednesday next. to repair the evils
which will result from negligence or il differ
ence, and this fact should be borne 10 mind
by every citizen of the County. The right
TO vote. aud the necessity for a full and
healthy expression of public opinion
through the ballot box. are matters too in
'imately connected with the form of our
Government, AID the interests of our peo-
pie, to d,ma, from us an extended no.
tice We deem it only our present duty
to'keep thi. sui jec, before the people, and
to stimulate them, as far as our influence
will 2, ,rInit, to the discharge Of their duty
in the matter before them.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
New Press and Type.

A few wee ks siuce, we promised our pa
irons ,!at the Typography of the G"z't'e
would be speedily imp: owed, and that We
should soon hesk;le t" reward their 9ener,
o.ffy bs presenting 'h'm with we'll -pr'n-
tod ,papss.a.-WA-assure them. we intend 70
keep cur promise, and we regret the delay
attendant upon its fulfl'mcn'. The Press
and Type have been pureh"s' d, and we
hope 10 be sbTe to appear in new dress in
cur next issue, Atall ever's. We shall
te able to. &C, Cur new machinery at work
III the course of two or three weeks In
the meantime, we must still beg the fur
thcr indulgence of our readers, with full
apologies for the bad Typography Of the
lateissues Of the Gaz'ft'.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Advertisements.


We direct the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of Smiths Druid Bit
ters. in another column of TO. days issue.
These Bitters are regarded as fully equal
to anything Of the kind now in the mar
ket, and We recommend our friends to
give them trial.
The advertisement Of Mcssrs. Garuett
4 Owens. Commission Merchants. is also
favorab!y recommended to the attention OF
our readers Their circular can be seen
by calling at our Office.
The Advertisements of r. T. Banks,
and of Bernite. Marshall & Co, should
not be overlooked, by our readers. The
former is an olG acquaintance. . clever gen.
tlemsn and q good merchant whilst the
latter are well recommended 10 US. and We
bespeak for them share Of the public
favor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Pubiic Schools.

fuOtlC ocnoofs'
The pub!icscrools Of the county will be
re-opened on Weduesday. the both instant,
under the auspices OF the New Board of
SCHOOL, Com u,issioners. The new system,
which goes into operation On Wednesday
next, is entitled. we think. to fair trial
from our people and will. we sincerely
trust, be found to realize the warmest
wishes of its friends Certain i, is, it can :
not worry we'll be less efficient than the
system what it has superseded and which
has just passed away without a single TO-
telligent regret. The conditions upon
which teachers. heretofore engaged in the
public schools, will be PERMITTED to resume
their dnty ate: set sesthin the notice of the
President OF the School Commissioners 10
another column.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Tournament,

Tournament.
We are authorized to state, that there
will be Tournament at Charlotte Hall, IN
this County. on Thursday. they2sth 'n-
slant. A meeting viii be held at Chap'-
co on Monday next, for the purpose OF
making preliminary arrangements. Per
sons desirous Of becoming active psrs'c''
pants in the Tburpapent will address
George r Garner ana James Waring.
Chaptico, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
The Wnz Trial.

Whatever We may think Of Military
Commissions in general or tie Military
Commission in particular hefHre which
Capt Wirz is being tried. We nave HI
tie doubt that the .Cap:ain himself ought
to be hanged. IF only half OF what
is sworn to agains, this man be true. he
is ole Of the greatest no stcrs that ever
lived upon the earth, Coutbon Lot ex-
ccp,ed. Indeel, if We could have our
way, VIC would not only hang Capt.
Wiz but We would hang every man
g. INJECTED with him r,mo'ely or directly
who could be made fairly responsible for
these Andersonvillc atrocirics. They
arc disgrace to humanity. disgrace
to the age in which we 1.-Two and burn
ing shame to the American name. No
cxpia,ion less than that of death should
be allowed to. any man, high or lov.
who can be discovered to have had 3
wiling agcfcy IN the horrors viii h this
prison house reveals. Nor would We
stop al Arde,s9pvilIe Each and every
prison cell Of tie South, now that III.
i'll nvestigation has been commcnccds should
be made to tel its TAX secrets. if dark
secrets j, has, aud the guilty should be
hrough, to speedy, trial aud judgment.
Nor Houll VIC rcs' even here. We hold
that wherever charges Of cruelty to pris-
oners OF war involving life can be cs-
tablishcd against any man. North or
South. loyal or rebel. that man. should
i e made to swing for it. Having, there
tore, maie ca,.did inquisiticn aud an
equitable settlement South, we would
move North and open an account with
our own prisons hanses. We would al
low the same latitude Of investigation in
regard to these which is suffered to pre-
vail 10 the case of Aldersonville. We
would ,laco the fuimer tenants Of
rh,se prisons tpou tue witness -stahd :.
surround them with every necessary pro-
lection, and demand ci them truthful
and thorough revelation of their prison
lndwl, dge and experience. And VIC
would have this investigation to contin-
ue until every Northern prison hac been
visited aud subjected to the same scar CHI
lug scrutiny which hes been applied to
AndcisonSillc. Having .fni he'd this
inquisi,ion and disposed CT the suboroi-
nate agents of torture and murder by
hanging. we would strike boldly at the
primary cause of these atrocities We
would know Why. it was that the prison
ers Of war on both sides were retained
in captivity for six. twelve anl eighteen
monthss when shey ought to have teen
and coalG have been released in as Enany
days, aud this. too, when it was ne.e-
rious to'thc~ country ,ha. they were dy-
ing by hundreds AID thousands from i'll
treatment aud other causes ? We, would
find oui whether the rebel or loyal Of
fcials were culpable in this matter. )" and
whichever was discovered to be- guilty.
even though be. wefs. a cabinet minister.
we would drag down from his high
place to the deck where Wirz is staud-
ing to-day.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
NOTICE To cREnrrORs

NOTICE in hereby given Tina, the .kubscsi.
~ 6e. has obtained fron the Orphans
cour, ef s. Mary 3 cosn,y, ~ NarxlassI, ie,.
ters Of ;estimentary W. on the person.I es,.aeof
Sarah a Heard, late of said county, de-
ceased ALI 'srsons having claims agains, ,he
said deceased are hereby warmed % exhibit IN :
same With the proper vooehss thereof. 90 ,he
sabseriher On or before the -l5th day Of March.
ls66. otherwise they may be. excluded bv IN =,
irom sh bene6t Of the said 'esaat. GivenS nn.
der NY hand ahis ltsk day of S<rt o. IsseE
~ = JAMES g SRsAisDfGG. Us
Sept ll,h. l605-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
TRUlr TRE;Es,,

DERSONs desiri, G Fruit Trees Of the
l. most 6esi, able kinds are requested
to Send in their orders a, an early day
The sutscrib~r. as agent for the reliable
sod trustwor'hy firm Of Diogee. Corard
! Co. can furnish a,iy and all kinds in
Quantities sosuit purchasers. bot i'll who
wish ~ past this Fsll should send their
orders - ooce.:' Apple Trees how on
Asnd. g.: s.t sAs "a r. III
Ct .s'srr t'aJ. EDWIN CoaD@rH :.
e" - &c 10; Great Nils. p. 'O.., .
ST. Msry's Co.. Md
Sept. 14fh. 1865--4t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
Hot. Weather.

Hot. Weather.
The hot spell which has afflicted us for
the past week on upwards has at last been
broken, and at presen, writing life can
BE- possessed in these parts wi'isoas immi
Dent danger Of suffy Cation
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
SAINT MA2Y'S GAZETTE
THURSDAY MORNiN ! sEpf-, Is 1865.
LEONARDTpWN, Nd. Z
ERs=s-I= Z
N,tice to Correspondents.

The comnuuication. signed c. Nom
snlyus," va, r.ecivsd ,e.s late for publica-
cation in our ,sss*Ss4issa~. At will be
published iu our next.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Will LIN q. LYON, of Charlotte Halt
d. siri"i. IN ann Danced do candidate fur CouR-
~ Comm'ssnoner at the ensuing November
elscsion aaA sill e ssrforsst by. : :.
i;.,n a., ,ss.-: MANI vsses.as
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

1Yr There we're uore' marriages 10
Petersburg, Va, during the month of
August than any one mcn;h for ten years
past.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
ATTENTION VOTERS!

NOT1CE is hereby given, that in pur-
~ suance Of the provisions Of an Ac,
of Assembly. passed March 9th. 1865,
and entitled IAN Act relating to the Reg
istra,ion Of the Voters af this State" the
undersigned being DULY appointed Officers
of Rcgist alton, for the fifth Election Dis
trct "f Saint Mary'> County. will n ect at
HARRISBURG, in said District on
TUESDAY: The 18th, snds WEDNES-
DAY. the 13'h. ot September, instant !;
and also on TUESDAY. the 10Th, aid
WEDNESDAY, the 20rh. of September,
Instant. between the h"urs Of 9 o'clock, q.
IN and 5 O'Clock p IN. for the purpose
Of carrying out the provisions of 'he af"re-
said Ac, of Assembly. 10 said fifth Elec-.
tions District.
All persons claiming the privilege to
hereafter exercise the right of voting 10
said District are hereby notified 10 ;hske
application to the undersigned with proper
evidence Of qualifica'i,n. between the said
End Tuesday in August aud 3rd Weines-
day insSep'ember next. between the hours
afure- named /; other~ise under the pro-
visions o: the aforesaid Act of Assembly. :
they will not be permitted to exercise the
right Of suffrage at the cpsuing Fan elec-
tioD. nor at any subsequ"nt election, un-
til said Act Of Assembly shall be repealed,
or its provisions shall be fully complied
with. .. 81
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
FARM FOR SALE

TVHE nbscrit~r Win sll a, private al.
H. the FARM on which he now re.;S y
in st Mays couL.y. sMsrylsnd; . BE-,
tifui Farns, Of fac LAND. coatsinipe ~" ~
acres in one holy. and 50 acres uf ~" -"
land. detach d., with every neee,.,..
HOUSE upon II. I, is located on i,
Oh .sap aks Bay. two miles below ~
m ruth Of the Patuxent River, p,,,
Ccder Point, formerly the pron.r.
of the Sewa.ls. A fae fishing hna;.!
for fall and spring. The Land sw.f
adapted 10 all the crops Of the coun.
ty.
Persons wishing to purchase Mil
call and see it. It will be sold =.
liberal terms aud is three miles from pa,,,
ent.
ROBERT THOMPSON
-s-.a>.-s u.-s Great bill pos:oiice
September II. 1S65-l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
REAL ESTATE
RlZRfITE. MARSHALL. d. CO.'S
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,


Avsl2 South Gay St. Ba'dmore, M..
!.
ID EAI. ESTATE, in city and Country.
HI bonght, sid, rented or exchanged.
1'h.sesMp'oyin. our agency in the sale Oh
Their pp6iI6rty may be assured Of its being
thoroughly advertised. We will issu" Re-
gister in October containing descriptions OF
all properties received before that tim. Farm
blanks and all information required willingly
sent.
Sep. l4th, IS65-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

Their strict pers 'nal attention will he given
to the safe of Grain. Tohacc" Live Stock
and aH kinds OF Farm Produce: also. TO the
purchase Of tsnano. Groceries, Farming I'm.
p!em.uts, &C., &C., at lowest cash pli.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14
TRUSTEES SALB
or
REAL ESTATE.

RY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
- of Saint Mary's County sitting as
"a Court Of Equity, the undersigned will "fftr
at public ancton, at the Court House door in
LeoLardtoivn, on 4"
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
October next,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-14

between TIE hours Of two and five O'clock p
m. "a tract Of land called and known by the
name Of -,
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