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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
FOR RENT.

ITtR HEHT-fwo brick cottages On Leaf l.,
~ hetse Flra ana rfc1td Streets. Apni5 81
hsiar whites Dug Store. mari ,iwd.
A FfHE FARM o. axTY ACRES, IN cue.
A ttFati %, and vfihin thfss nl - u Eyans.
Filet tiii De- lst oB r'asshahs feshis. Good .eeu-
rity OUR q. Apply AZ once ~
ALYAH f0HNsON
bkllw Real Estate Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

ssss~ Among the lucky ones sho drew
prizes At indianapolis were two
Bank Presidents and the City Treasurer
all good men and true.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

80 Go to Wrighs's Gallery, No. 8
Second street, for your Photographs
vi work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities De- 1a-a,f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
GROCERIES.
sUNDRIEs
Notice to Contractors.

TIE COMMON COUNCIL OF The CRY
CT EEAnssills vii receive ssAisd pTopesAls IN.
I'll 5sroh ISth. 1855, fer the sxtsnsioa of
street sever frcn It's present tsrzafras e Pfgec1
creek Plans and sp@ciss@aiczs nav - sss, :,
shis o2ns. A PTAFTLIY, Csrk
b =. n McGsus, pspusy.
Gz o.<k's o9sss EsA- zssh- Isss. sszS-Ios
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

GTEERILLAs ON GASES RIvKR--Pas.
sengers from Green River by the Ada
Lyon, report guerrillas scarce on the
line Of that river. Five we're reported
a. Burksvills on Sunday, aud . small
band vas reported TO have eneamped
near Cromwell on Sunday night, bat the
strength or destination of the proving
thieves WA not sscertained
We have information which Leads IA
10 bslisye that Kentucky will soon Re.
come an unhealthy region for guerrillA
thieves, aud eovardly AssAIsins Ar.
rangsments are being made to insure
their speedy taking OF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

tsS- The total number Of National
Banks now in existence is 6 1898. With q
capital Of nearly one hundred and nine
~ millions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

ES- The dra1 Al Indis4apols
have bsen DO re-geete Of pr
TIE Oldest aud Ersi ianilies ofthe G
.re veil represented among ifs victims
Of course there is 8 great stir, nos, e
iili the quota With volunteers, and ciis
riders sre going of ike hot cakes. Tn.
.bort-sighted policy. however, Of waiting
o zee who was drafted before doing any
hing towards raising funds to psy
souniies to volunteers, will probably
prove effective ia compelling many to
shoulder their nuskets Who might have
escaped had . policy similar to cur own
been adopted. Volunteers will not be
so plenty when il is known that subssi-
tutes are in great demand Dat Of the
lsrRe number Of men drafted, there are
great many wealthy persons Who viii
At once secure substitutes, regardless Of
costs, and their efforts will al once put
up the price 10 Egure far beyond the
reach Of conscripls 10 Only moderate cir
cumstsncss.
Oar poor people-lsboring men and
mechanics - may we'll congratulate
themselves on their narrow escape from
the draft. To Mayor Bakers shrewd-
nsss and financial Ingenuity they are
largely indebted for their escape. The
eminent praciieability and justuess Of
bis plan for raising bounty fund vas
90 apparent that every one felt disposed
to 90 to work and have IL successfully
executed, and today Evansville occupies
the proad position Of having never been
compelled BY the merciless provisions Of
the draft to furnish her share Of men to
put down rebellion and resistance 70
righsful authority. More than that
Thosgh she has, within the past year
paid out forty tkOssaad dollars in boun.
ties, Der debt has been in no wise in
creased, nor does she owe any money
fer bounties- Other cities have plunged
heels over head in debt and aAd their
orders hawked about their streets for
sale, and thereby greatly deprecated,
to avoid the draft. But, thanks TO May,
or Bakers financial skill and
prudence, our boanties have been paid
out Of cash oa hand" and no debt on
this account will haunt tax payers in
future years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

A WELL IMPROVED FARM or sEvEHrY
= \ acres. Ten acres of timbsr. situate oa th
r. e. tsi road, que miie HHd hall south ii
trncTtoni "thHon county iadAanat Thfre ls on
the f"m ycu.g fra bsaFing oiehnfd nul
Tugs good retuar. Ataiy "a the premises Tor
further Information.
fnbs7 ~ III GREEN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
Warehonae for Ranf

A SMALL. BHf9K WAREHOUSE 10 the EAST
n "ru E-ifgstnshi, on phur street, mar
Chsiihut, covering "A ieet ~ "a. Apply 90
,lEENV Hngf4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
10 ~ OR STOLEN.

A SMALL BLACK POeKEr.Bl AT on
"a or ths snieroa II a-e. on " dnhaday
IA ga dy u obrusFy, 1870, The contests ~
eh.th 10 Only Vtiuibia 70 the 0wa TWsnty
NE dditss vii be paid Tor tbs delivery % Il ~
th VII float u gDE Humphrey, and no quss-
ttons kfd. a isbZliW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
TAKEN DIP,

nNk BEISDLE MULEY COW - wEYTr
- ace. has yo1ag calf about fhrss szvs "a
ne % Hsx ean ooiain then b c4lling a. n r.-5-
aescss eos1sr & Eighth aa1 Eaanzt
Ao@s y THOMAS Bush
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
KANAWHA SALT.

Annn LARGE AND SMALL BARRgI-S
H. ~ en hand. which are orered IA ~
trace ~ reduced prices by
sgs L. RUFFNER, Jr
Agent kaDawha SaIg Ca
So ohsa % WAtsr street. e<sF First Natioa.a
LAX AkF-lD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Noek u barely SIysz tia; the es-par u-r-
= salP otrsssiers exising - Evsrs<ilis Ind ,
Asa ReRlsmin W T&slor, urser - 49, -
-yeo, Taylor &C vz this 9sy dissolved ey
nateAi eosssnt, the said Benjamin. W TsyIsr
1919 retirs4 RON sad FRA Ths szsinssa vii
nsaeAIet oe conducted 1t the ED stand ~ rhe re-
.snag tarfnsrs, zrdsr the nsrae AID rtyle Of
- - p.saes Sea- who are sauns sushorzrsd
% sstkis the hEEiasza Of the lAta srr.- -
~ ABRAHAM AhsPACErR.
PHILIP AHsPACHER.
$50. - sESIAAIG ~ TAILOR,
-s@- - @ss@- zsx1-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
o. S. MARsHAL,s SALE.
Wednesdav. March I5th. 1855.
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet I.fphf Rra.-

&TaATTos's CELEBRATED YKksT CIV.
- 49,, - ~ ss-t srticls for family bskiEr
80 i.tsltee- AhSse ezkess whsnsvsr fheT az
cone in conf tiou with ether versf - -.
2 s-flAsiy 90 led &c the prsnlsm
- - 80 - = s1ppiisd - A c. Hslloek's
Postsezoas Esszsviils, Ta1 S..Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
For SALE.

I'OW SALE frst-eiaas- ba iue.t touss--pos
90. b." gittp in.msaiai,iy will ho sid
caEAF fnqur Of A. JJHknOs
mMi,utT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
Banking House,
8. K. Cor. Main g. Water SITS.
This Baak Ia ao~ epss snd prepared 10 do a
General Banking Business.

a0HEY LOANED su III. so.t s.,.s.kl.
serna Esfaogal fsasIls4sa Argrssa 70 r. yussF -.
tonsft ara dspssitars
bUBsCHIprIOMH fsosftss 10 a.. = n 49,
al oteaf 0axerumSnI Leans
GOLD INTEREST on registered asa ses,.
poo Bends ealleefed iib#raf terms gnrrearv
pePons, eas bod when das. 81 presentation
z. ~ nEvENuE STAMPS for 80. a,
the Frkul4g disroant
GOVERNMENT sECUR TIES q
sssry dessTipsien CoTE sa8 ExCHA NGE
90 al The psineipAl eiiiss Ct he unitss state
bSHght ard sold
eor.LECrIoNs msds throsghoai tie
eonnfr AZ bis rates.
Lineral induosmsnia offered 10 Deposit
oRs, and das Httsnsioa rissu % thar aeeaEa
mooztiun.
exytcMws
WILLIAM J. LoNRT. FRESHEST.
sANUEb OAR. Wee Prrsdents
ROBERT h. ROBERTS. aeshisr
DfRECIose.
"a. J. LowAr. sAM'L 0mn. = NAcasv Gao
2 hupseEvH. Ros'T X puEEzxos, SAHusl Il
AReaKz. RosEEr Z. EasKnTs. ganzs n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
MARRIED.

Al Cariyls, Ciiniaa soanty. IIIs., Feb. Is h.
1855. By RsE. C sishsras. Mr.. Jozs o. Br.r..
Of Henderson, Ky. 10 Miss cAnxzs Mann, sOr-
merry ef Priucssoa. TuS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

OK q DWELLING HOUSES iast aslsb d
- 81 700 eaeh ibqnifU u
iaaft.dtf A ION Sgau
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
IA CornerLots
AND
% CHOICE Blu LDING LOTS


DELo ,6tNG 40 TUE ESTATE oF PETER
- oGarpr, drteastdi ar nov cred r sale ~
the hr o.. uu very reasonable terms Pefsona De
suing 90 purcba-c eau xtIniue the Plat Of the
ia senent, aaf b. sueea the property BY csiI-
ius oh the su" eftbHr at her residence, head Of
Bon asd sevrnih STREETS.
tb 6.if EMILY SHARPE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
READ
Our New Figures:

We hsss tha following gso&s Al prisss ilkewiss
ieSsFed saswis, saasAgs, Nubias, Hooes,
GieAka, bssqaess asrss szftsfy Of Gloves and
eta Gagrain, tee ply ard Hsmp, Oh cIefks Tor
floors aHa Etsirs- Aiss many other tkInrs
mEualiy krptis eaE ilns. wkish wlii be ssia ssry
iev Tor cash.
n NJ. ELLIOTT.
No. =1 rvAa1Gaa So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Petroleum POssry-aLsls Of Beauty,
fnza aAaa Ran"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
OYSTERS
NOpICE.

DERSoN WISHING PHoTOcR rRoy
4 o'd n-get'ves take 0y wilcex RarpR. Basks
4 br u plesse eat turing shis vrasl- 40
o.. r - l WIN 70 destroy the old negatives r.
W, 7, woRTHTNGroN.
feess 6 Corner Aeia aud Sscons strs...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

DEAD.-We regret 70 learn from a pri-
sats dispatch TO Capt Wartman, thai
Capt sPringstOu, of Spencer County,
died at Indianapolis yesterday His
body is expected on tia train shis even.
ing
Capt springston waa 8 thor01ghgoing
Union man; one who loved bis country
aud vas wiling to make sscriEcss for
it's preservation. he leaves quite q
large family 70 mourn bis loss. Tue
country has lost the services Of faith
full and considerations officer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

HkEE FRESH hiLcH COAH, wITf
= ca raH. huquite at his once OF at Fred
FHrii % rs, usa Mt1ehason o. sB s-eeud {.
mar The bayou fn.rlat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
GROCERY.
FAMILY GROCERY.


~ -Gdfb1c1an4p A0tACS.
JOBS MEM saa WI ECe7OE HsTK ~
- fSrsd into partnership for the purposa d
Carrying O. Family Grocery, IL Poser : Biocks
10 10 Main strsst, b@twsen Fourta sad c9zais
ghsrs they will keep select sssortnezt 81 cholce
E&miiy Groesrias-
50 hey Will also keep WAzoE-Tsrd f0r the
Aeeoz zodztion Ct hrnsrs-
wswIu Aways keep IN haEa = a1s stoek o.
Razfiy orocsriss q al kinda
We fnvfss shs pMGronARs q TIA pubise In gen.
srzI. fsbs-sO EHEI ! EcsToh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
NEW music
MEDICAL
90 PARTNERSHIP.

E'boA AsD AFTER THE FIRST ~ JAN
4 is.'5' NJ hsnsy A. whitney. our Sofmss
boa ksepef, has been asmittsd a. a partnsr he
car booze TIE sra 20 b. known tksrsast~r a.
lagos Ffsaeh 4 CO.
f-bls JAoUEss FHEEcH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
No 81 West Second Street.
CINCINNATI, O.
Boz e. tbs Trsa@ Al Tbs lowess rates, = vss iarrs
STOCK %
STAPLE AND FANCY gR0cERFKs


STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Consulting. IN part, q
Coffee s--Rtc. EaSassn4, Msrfaaba jan
sagart-ssw Orleans. CnhA, Porte aiea Fass-
str u. aued
foissses ssd Syrup IN crest VARSITY, suailty,
aea packages.
Tsss-euapo~dsr. Impsr.ai. Yoaas By.on,
and Oe4onK.
spieess-SusmsEs. Gevss, GiHnazon, spses,
Pep9~r. and Ginger.
Tobacco .-ohewins Yins Gus and ssuoktsx
- large stock.
CaEarat-ImpoFted aaa Demaasio--fau %.
sorfmaBt.
Canned odst-Faachss. stxnwberxsss
btAektsrrtes. hssT berries, Quiaoes, Pears Gaoss.
enrfte~ Dhssrlss Craps. Ptae Apples, Tsmst sos
sfeea Cezns Peas. Oysters, LotSssrs, MAcksrsl.
ssFdinss, Ae
Rice, RAisins, Ainseuds, Ffkerts, waisnts.
Pickles, frssryus, 0aaay, scda. Eoeasa Ware,
ssuoae. Cotton Yarns. Twine. CaraAgs. Match, a
blAaktng. fnk, Paper, eoag, osndiss Starch, ne
ss@~s. ssfss Catfish. HerFtsR. e. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
WOOD

nm CoKps DIT WOOD FoR sAIr---s,-.-
- ssFH lsft a. 4 Lafx's Eroosry, q Cbsst-
- ssEssfs near the Cana, or al the rsssse--s !,
sszs Slytas o. DtssEta1 stress, Aeszsez Fffth
ss1-l~ BOYLE zNrTH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
WALL PAPER, &C.

Iusr RECEIVED a LABSE AND WELL
- sslectsa ssartmsnt OF Wall and Wiudow
Fapsfs, plain snd exufsd, vhleh the pubife are
ssftted 70 ell snd sxzzfas bsfars parrhasipx
sl4eMhmfs.
Also. = ne~ s9pply q Tszsysss's nsw po~m-
Aseea AnpnH-in P~psr esyrrss prios - ossis, ~
WIS ,. HEALT's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
LAW GARD.

j. N. skAACkELFORD,
Attorney mt Law.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
toAoe ernsriy s~vapisd b. chaaaisr q Byns
sapts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
DISSOLUTION

hk pArtnership ksretofors sxsstinx Be wseu
= D.vi SOC A ScknahI, in IL tsfsorf-r
= N1,eess, = ths day dissolved BY n utual consent
- ioaoe flf tbs next svo weeks - fhs So -
kIsess' Iaraoek q Co.. Gas Filters, alter whieh
es s, I'll eeenPy he skep of cha Lew. butehsrr
pzvi6son. rsT,nSaS y
@A- SrHMAHI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

"A hE tXtENstyt ESf ,BL sHMENT known
az lle Sr ana Bakery, leu ted GA v alter b :
tween Aat aud tpentt streets, NJ. II. l. cen
tfstiy oatei, and veil suited far ANY kind Of
u",'"es.' ha'tns e etufo, b ,ge-hva ?. Office,
q d tc- house sud an II ~ 81 too aud ma nm
sfy n'e sraiy fat tiu tgale. uSias to ttn health
81 tho p'orrietOt, an1 thc diaitulty 81 ubt,iuinE
h-ip he viii eel the lurnun and - ck at teas.
ohfb % tofms vita leass % the building ~ lie
aifei ouo iesifsins 4 entsi ing iutu this kina
OF 5n-iHe's viii 90 we'll to cali aud xamlne the
p'vmfes. fB2t ~
Ik ACRES or FINE FARMING LAND,
~ six niles hom hyan=silie, and - tthin
hall milve the \ 4 4, ksil CAL. Said laai ia
Wyh iimberd has tso tea, meats, baTns, ana
oihrr tut buildings; gOoi wells and oistrrns
with ~ scra uuter ultivation For l. rus amp,
TO SlLAs LlNAWtthk, a. the Depot Huu-o, 90
h. rs.futFn e..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

USioS TOwSsHIr. The following a..
aessment Of the personal property Of
Union Township, Vandsrburgh eosn,y
Indiana, for the year 1895, has been
handed US By Geo ". Moore, E.q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

The Evansville
NATIONAL BANK.
Paid in Capital $500. 900.
AusnvTansa o-YIs-i $1,000. 600
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04
waiIuku and fits Improvements.

Mr.. EDITOR Allow ms through the Columns Oh
your paper to speak a word about our little town
of Wailuku and its thrifty citizens. 1t Is an oid
saving that - God makes the country ana man
makes the town." From present appearances we
will eoon if not sooner have Wailuku the largest
city and more of it than any in His Majesty's King
dom, outside the Capitol. You are aware there
have been two Touring mills and three sugar
houses in operation in this vicinity LOT severai
wears past, and now Messrs. Bal q Adams nave
inst commenced boiling in their new sugar-house'
which is second to none in the kingdohl' Ihet
house and chimney, all of stone, erected by the
best of workmen, and elegantly finished, ~ indeed
an ornament to the beautiful valley in which it is
located. Their machinery and tram are all OF the
latest and most approved style, and do great credit
IA the Honolulu Iron Works, at which place they
were manufactured. thus showing their good sense
as we'll as public spirit by patronizing home indus
frJ. They are both perfect gentlemen, ana de-
serve success, and by their careful management
and untiring industry are bound to have IT.
Nessrs. Baily * Son are now erecting a wooden
boilinehouse, with water-power for grinding.
Their mill and machinery were made in California
Next on the list of go-aheaditive citizens is Pro-
fessOr Morrison. who came here last spring to aston
ish the natives with his tricks, all done OF course
with u slight turn of the wrist" lie has proved
himself to be Il master workfneh Ill "oou' ANU ""'
leased some ground with water-power, and IL
building a workshop 40 by 60 feet, with machinery
for cutting. ripping, planning, and also for turning
ont ox-yokes, boot and shoe lasts, cart-hubs and
smokes. and in short everything that can be turned
out of wood. He has men in the mountains pro-
curing timber, and as it comes to hand IS worked
IN as if bv magic. Such an Institution has been
wanted here a long time. and Morrison appears to
he :. the right man in the right place" for the busi-
ness. All that he lacks of perfect success is a no
tice of about one-half j column accompanied by
the CASH inserted in the Commercial Adrert'Ser'
advertising his whereabouts and prices
The coolies lately imported here are happy:
They appear to have two stomachs 10 eat rice anu
only one to cultivate cane. The natives All seeM
to earn their money, pay their taxes ana wear
good clothes. 1o"fS' az ~ -
Wailuku, October, 1865.
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Mails on Hawaii.

WAIMEA. Hawaii. oct. Is. let5.
Editor Of ContI AdrertiSer: DEAR SIR:
You tell me why ii IS when steam communication
is interrupted, as it has been for the past three
weeks. that the mails for this part of the island
cannot be sent either via kohala or Hilo. to either
Of which places there Is q weekly mail from here !.
II occurs TO me also in this connection. TO suggest
that a list Of the different post-otices throughout
the group be published. a a step in advancing
civilization. y RESIDENT OF MAlMEA-
IANswER-Where vessels are not running 10 any
ports. to which mails are to be forwarded. a. in the
case Of Kawaihae and Waimea, during the stop
page of the trips of the HilI,sa. the letters are
generally forwarded TO the nearest port having an
overland mail to them. Newspapers are not sent
10 go by overland mails. owing TO their bulkinesS
and weight. and generally they have to be detaln-
ed till some vessel leaves that can take them direct
Until We get stage coaches and railroads. We see
no ~effectual remedy against the occasional stop
page Of mails. as the mail carriers refuse 10 carry
the heavy newspaper mails without extra pay, for
which there Is no provision made.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04
iCummuniCated.l
A Card FOR MOntuiHnc.

"Con. Away You are an ass, you are an ass; nos, tho,
not Suspect yS my years o that he were here to write me down
an ass but, my masters remember thas , am an ass
No, thou villain, thou art full Of piety, as shall be proven ul~n
an ofhces; and, which is more, a householder and, which IS
more, as pretty a piece of flesh rs any is in Nesslnai ana ~
and a fellow that hath had losses; and one that hath two
gowns, and everything handsome about him MN
away. o. that l had been writ down-an ass.
WY Dog6erry-Much ado about Nothing.
The above, Mr.. Editor, extracted from the high-
est literary authority, is about n fair paraphrase OF
NV newspaper correspondence with the new Dog
berry. introduced to rs by the Gazette, ana winch
present for the benefit of that numerous class who
do not read that organ OF Government ohciais'
and those who seek to be such. Our friend might,
with Falstaff, say, Il have mislsed the Kings
press damnably,' as, towards the end OF his
..card - Whose chief merit is that it is relieved of
his usual namby-pambyism by liberal plagiarism
from nv own article calling attention to his sick
eninr toadyism to any that move i'll power) ne
crows into Falstanian dimensions and tells where
his address NAV be found, as though his writings
were not enough to know of him but | will apol-
ogise to the public for having pricked this bubble
that promises to ~suffocate us with his emissions.
Like n child chided for throwing dirt, he declares
he will throw more, and says he intends TO write
more of his stuff. Like Dogberry, he is going to
bestow more of his tediOusness upon us" Yea,
and :twere q thousand times more than it's"
Like another newspaper man before him, | think
he will have to pull stakes without getting a iucra-
tive position under the officials he 80 fawns upon
and / can only advise him in "a friendly way
oTby Kingdom is too small for thee, get thee to a
greater" where thy ~verdancy will not be SO con
spicuous. If anything from such an ink-spatterer
needed serious notice, / would allude to the noble
and erandiloquent manner in which he endeavors
---- l:~,,lf RON my pritIpISm hy dragging
into his card a party 'no,o deceased" about whom
T said nothing bnt the vermicular species aoa
sauirm when pricked, and generally seek to wrig
ole under shelter. His advice to take q column o
your paper and pay for it, is very kind and IL
answer | would tell him that 4" practice is better
than precept," and that there are other things ina
will bear paying for. | have no intention OIL re
plying to or criticising all he may write or hnc
fools enough to print, in his efforts to "e'eca'e INT
press" by putting those who put up with his non
sense for the sake of his putting. Yours,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-04

FROM TAH1rI-The L. :. steamer SdrdnGc. Com.
Scott. arrived on Sunday last, l3t days from
Tahiti, TO which port she went in search oil the
Shenandoah. Since first ordered out on this ser
vice, she has cruised about twenty thousand miles
having visited several groups. She returns with
ont learning anything of the Whereabouts OF
the pirate craft, and the most plausible suppose
ton is that she has gone To Melbourne. whet"
sba last fitted ont. and where Waddell's best
friends reside. If he can find any one willing To
risk buying her. he will probably dispose OF her,
but wherever sold she will be liable TO SEIZURE by
any war vessel of the American Government or
We NAV add. by any agent of the Hawaiian "o'-
eminent.
There was very little going on at Tahiti. Some
ten or twelve vessels were in port, but mostly
small vessels and transports The bark dt'h'pSs
brought a cargo of coal from Newcastle, sold 1t To
the French authorities for S1l per ton ana IN"
latter demanded and obtained $50 so from the
!SdrdRdc for the same coal. 1hisls what Il tFauihS-
firm would call a big profit.
At Nuuhiva. the SIrdndc met 4 Freneh war
steamer. with the Governor-Genera of the Society
Islands on board, who had just returned from "A
visit TO the Gambia Islands. to- demand from the
natives an indemnity of S33,000, claimed rs dam
ages due to a French merchant who had been
driven off from one of those Islands The natives
raised and paid $4,000 on demand of the vessel,
and gave security Tor the payment of the balance.
At Nuuhiva, the Sdrdndc also found the old
Hawaiian schooner Kdmehdmehd, which the French,
in 1919. seized in the harbor of Honolulu and car
ried TO Tahiti. She was engaged in trading OF a
cargo of rum. brandy. and merchandise TO the M.
tives of the Marquesan group, and Is now owned
by one of the mercantile houses ut Tahiti.
VESSELS IN PoRT.-Ourh arbor has "A lively dis
play of shipping in it. that serves to remind every
one of old times in the busy season. We had III
port yesterday. one war steamer, twenty-'hre'
whalers. fifteen merchant vessels, one steamer and
ten coasters-in all titty-one vessels. A number u
ships are also in port at Hilo and Lnhaina-