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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-25

During the last war with England, rev.
olutionary veteran, living near the ocean,
never went to bed without having a well
loaded gun by his side. One night there
was violent thunderstorm, which shook
tho house to its foundation, Husband
husband % screamed his wife, ''get up the
Britishers have landed or the day of judg
ment has come-I don't know which -
well" said the old soldier, Jumping up:
''let them come sn-they' II Gn1m on hand
for either of them"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-25

A lady walking on the promenade lately,
at Brighton, asked sailor whom she met
why ship was called ''she?" The son
of Neptune ungallantly replied that it was
because the rigging cost so much.
Josh Billings says: "When mans dog
deserts him on account of his poverty, he
can't go any lower in this world-not by
land.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-25
3usinsss alirsttoru.
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OE' E'IcI Is.
IpJISSICTANS.

PHYSICIAN d SURGEON, Milersbure, Ohio
respectfully announces his readiness TO give
prompt attention to professional calls.
Oilicc-On Jackson street, five doors west of j
Mulvane'S. g7-29NlT
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-25
Jas. B. WOODS, M. D.,

DR.. Z q. SAUNDERS,
MILLFRSBURG, OHIO. Can be found at Yer.
gins Drug store. jan. 4, 'd6.
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IMPORTS.

FrDn sAS REAscIscO-p-r Ethan Alien. July 22-+ pkEs
asT impFDu. - sss barley, : - bots and she's. 10 sis hran-
as "a and tins bread. I ~ brushes. Il dDors, 10 pkgs Windows.
loo pos;s- 100 VI .hingi~s, 100 c. case goods, ! earrsg', u
rags castings. . sheets copper. y coils g rfzE-- . cs drugs, -
cs aEi ~ bs@s dry g~d-. ! - fancy goods, I pkg saimDn- -
ar .s and % sks -four, II bUs .ind1r glass. ? c. gizssSar-, :
pLg. x-ocr-ses. Ig5 pExs hardware. 90 bales hay, , h1rses, %
DdE al! ! &C lrOu, : pkgs lanterns. pkg machinery. 70 esk-
max Iauar. l. CO yellow metal. % p<ss m0ufinEs. l3 keys
naHs. 20 naies oasEm, 20 oars go loo y -. oats $50 C. coal
oH. IS drums Ta.eei Oh, 90 ss ou1ns, zbHs opium, IS pas.
paint., Z ca photngrh gOslz. % bags V1tatces- ] pkE pers1usl
ELECTS. S pkgs pr1si-.or-, lOes r1-in. . - .adii~ry- C. s@ef..
I g se~inz nzchfn=.. = c. ship ch4ndi-ry. ! pkg ststiDuey. )
baM-- II eszs aud 90 tIuE4re. = cE tCtarro. : pkg. sine, )
Dhs. 10 ~ ibis AMI 10 kc-s ~hisz~y. : g aui ] bbI vine II
bkas champagne, . bis Sr-, - Tkgs Eps!erTar-- 1900
Errasxfe.
F-z grcrosfa-per p Cr1-by. July 2G-E3 - mi u bale.
dry god. 3 n esks and 10 - lqGpr. 81 urus cpsi- % tons pg
srDn, ! - a. Etang- ? pipss all - hhis ale, iVJ " shingFs'
Js5s ids scsse. IaT bdis heads-
rror- vfczoEs-|I Premier, jay EFT {. dry Foyi-. ?
~ ttzak-1.- O. psEg . Pigs Iailt, ! g. gss-Nare- g hout--
A. - bran1y. . - sLams-ElT. I es egsr., haie rugs 20 -
AMI 9 bsies asIma1A Etosss. = csss spirits = pump = pair
hoyns. u bHs aad II 80 T-0I~-ier, 1910 uars AMI 81 bli'
truu. 90 VI f.s iuahes-
Frua TEEraIEr-f~r V3at.. Jss- Z7-iIs.T9 II feet ium-
her. % " fth-. 1865 poets. - - sh4nZte-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28

tie most vicious collie eve- brought here, and.
4ec1-5ins 70 tire statements u sDe q them,
they had BEN pirates and criminals before thsy
left H9n=kgng. Z ;hi= - l. may. enough hzs
occurred az Haual=i. N4ka-ao, Waih-e and
Honolulu = prove tha; they are litls e,ze than q
gan. q cUt--ar0ar and mUTdsrsrz. and nus; b
watched and dealt ui,h - such. They a-e here.
aud " ml-; deal with them - the emergency
calls rr, o. ere Ion. We may have = record a
-z=zcrs. COMPARED wiki with which what has
already occurred j.. rot worthy q mention.
The 96ci-l c.ur-s g Attorney General HarTi.
IN the CO u tie Kin r.- Hitchcock, which was
tri-1 - LAhain4 a.. fall. vas highly censura-
be, and has tended % inspire these depcradoe
and Tira,e-cJolie- with the notion that they have
AZ least one friend az court. Never was he law
more -ham=fulIy Vrostituted Il sub-er7e PERSONAL
amnesty than in this instance and never did
al gEcer q the Government more richly me-i;
ensure than did C.. C. Harris in this case.
Courts Of law should never be the scenes Of pr
sscutisn % account Of religion OF politics.
NJ. Hitchcock was the oTcrseer Of 4 gang q
coolies, who had resisted bis orders, threatened
his life, armed themselves with knives. &c, and
then rushed at him to seize him. After warning
them fully, be Erei, wounded orc and checked
the emeute. The Attorney General prosecuted
him, and he was condemned 70 fine and impris-
Gnmenr. though the evidence and the charge Of
Judge Allen exonerated the accused Of all blame.
We have now on the islands over one thousand
Chinese. the greater part Of whom are or have
been coolies. A. a general thing, the coolies
fear neither God nor man. and care a. little
about killing a white man, 81 even taking their
own live, as they DO about killing rats. On the
slightest proyocation they viii not hesitate u
take Il mans life. In The case before Us. the
collie had broken some dishes, and vas told that
tie amount would BE- taken from his wages.
Rather than submit to such treatment, lie pur-
deTs bis master and attempts TO Kill his mistress.
Only last week a robbery was discovered on
one Of the sugar plantations, and when the
cooIie quarters were visited by the planter, be
was met by the whole beyy Of his coolies, armed
to the teeth, who defcd hi- authority. The
planter could DO nothing, a :he acting Attorney
General is--he friend Of the coOlie and threat
ems the imIris,nment Of any Oyerseer who seeks
to injure him. On one plantation the coolies
are said 70 have threatened the life Of the over
seer, confident, we presume, that the acting At
torney General will defend them, should they
get into trouble.
This i a serious subject. If the act. Of the
officers Of the law encourage crime, where can be
our sIfety but in forming Vigilance Committees
for our own protection and preservation?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28
-cOYNERcIIL ITEMS.

Th- er,p ., sh.ai in The Sorh=ra sa'=s. nr Iss5, sagan.,
% Ifs.Ezs9 bsshsis-
u- very ~ Pro- q Eh=i n EazaDi las f1saoei farmers
thers % - . % sccE gate eI--l-iTeg -seeP al . - tie
rae % aDgSt@ rts- a day
n OaI0 F1rneT sta.@. that over tire fh1usaDf z-r~s o
vices are -ryEinz On IT, slor= q Lake Ed-- o Ehich on=h2lT
Or mor~ are Ia Ia J~arng Lag Til=yar-s are % y planted
th@ connZ seasgr-
EarieJ has bern Hg1ei With s1ooess oae hg-4r@d sri trty-
hy- GEAR 4r=r g - prD411ef- Whsz- nay - kept Nth tns
z-rufrzfnz pTt1cpe f- AZ Seeis = dF-reu- gras.es viii
T-s-t=;s shsr hasas b=>a Bsrst 70 tn Earth a -hous4Dd y=zp
LaBgz - sss FEascr-or-By a rs1enty Published earl ~
karn that to p-c-. - hbSr = zzrs.s--f in TIE San Fran
c-co 5srset, are tx dInfrs.n< H0zs- czrpeuters r1svs
y day - tn hour.. 81 barss-ath. S;ASs rl4ess2tths' help
es. 81 .0aG 90 tzrH-rs. : J. ship earp~atsr, s. 5oa61
ship tfnsr.- S. eas.ssr. ga psi1tsrs- So Garage max
-, g. S112s .1u= nz.Das- ss brcEzy-r-. as pLzs-sr-r-. 81
s:-T@1or-s, Is. pizmh~rs- 81 street rsIEay drivers a. 81
cirrazr szEy-r, s.. hD1neu. 81 hzrvsst-rs, 81 ls1r=rss
S112 so usn>rs, g. 80. mixers. 81 packers IN nits. g %.
there arr ott>r branch=s IN wteh th= zDar-r. are paid - The
north ard t51nf. a. Ckamb-rmsds. Szga55 general hD1s--
work s-Tv3n.s, SEaI1D- uo-=n caEs, SgHA 90 iauudr-ss=,
gL5E30f ssamstrrssez, s1A5s nsu servants, sGa15s car
p-u;sn, as snzineers, so0DIS0; wagon makers SD11O
s1tsEsrs, SaG170i btarksmfks, s5J1ISi Eat@rsr s@51+O
hr-z>n a "a sSJ5 dr-n=n ~ th= uy-r, So -au=n- $50
deck ks1ds- SO B14exsuifhs- er-n.-I- sa@iers and wsSDn
mszsrs, aiGGs- Htho1. =zc-pt9l- u0rk - The days thos> ShO
c1u;rzct b th- month e into the cyuntrg- PaT-rhaaz-- Re-
GIVE ~ eents 2 r1M- snd Il skUs1l cas male fum 81 70 s. =
DAY shoemasers rse-iys g. 81 = pair q light soisd boots.
ACT So 81 hay bots-a god EOrE@zn can make sE pair.
= seek Chfs='e hue servants receive firm s. 70 w
~-~k Prlnt@us obsain IS cents = lCGy ms, aud make from
81 % Is = Day. EeDng gIrl-- g. y E7k-
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CHASED-By The native neTsPape- hloko1- we
learn TIA; Rev. NJ Corzi1 "a ben puting HIN
self % a great deal OF r-ca5.e. a. the sane time
ia-; b. bz- r-REe--i . service 20 to- public. b.
n-a-urirg The road .-gn Honolulu % Waialaa-
vita = surveyors chain. in which work be was
assisted by a gang q native furnished b the Min
is;er % -1= Interior. TIE dE-a1re Wa io1nc by
hin 10 be-l0 miles % Eva. and = miles 70 Waia-
Iua- -he points ~ which L. commenced and end-dh his
su-v~y 10; being given We understand that mile
posts are % De- erected. which viii b a FEolic cor
veuieuce. TIE reverend gentleman has thus given
a practical illustration of bow a journey may b.
improved. Eh5l- IN search Of. health and pleasure
Mrs. Rooke. widow ~ The late Dr, T c 3
Rook-. died AZ Der residence in this CITY on Thurs
day last >he had been an invalid for years >he
was The daughter cf John Yeung. and though not
Of noble blood. became weI-kuovn a. Tie mother
Of ex-qU-ea EVv,.
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f1crezes- -4l-L1 =
II sz,-z=lt r. eeralzy a ~ cs--r.-z on, 9Th a. Z
rzz-1- "a sz5-rs z11 izp1-.- y isz-z4s- p 80 zpo-s
- u par zffrbzfatIe . ~ -cr=sst --- = z1ytE EppsJ59
ePezaEy 9 fh1se p-r-s.szl q an Fz-zs-- 18th ar q -
zEs-Ez= * 5zE IA = = o-L Lisaer -A4a -ssy s-s a yzr
asl
We hzT- - r-po- re arrival q ~ E,han Ay9H THh =
large ezrr, s11 sza Fr@oe-5os VALUED a. 800 eoossEsd %
H=srs- 9. B,--sr 4 Co
Tae sbDo1>rs P,.ntv al 2. Grady, fDn yc,1rA- bnag
ear.o>z q iuzber ard zss9-5d ner-h-otI T. N hrzer %
g-.-- v4xsr, AB@n Z Co. All TIE l.t;s- % M=ssrs- Jam
Gr--1 4 Co
Ih@ bark gJ>f7T frn Pag-- sand brazs a zzrg3 y i1zD@r,
Enozutlnz % zh9si azlf 2.EBaa ft5 ogl.g.sd =, Il Hses-
Ell r Co
Tbs bark Bone,, n Hse.a4 L Co-s Line q Psassts-
all sr Fan FzDzsoo q Tssrstsy. taxing = fan ezrgo. IL
gliding = ~ gsHo1s zolz.-=- an1 1907 poGo1s = s1szr-
Th- barE crnsris7., -ib = Psra; cargo, ~l szH sot4y o
Mz3tzy fr II. San. por.
Ac5nsEse-as5e quantity offrzght fr HouE.0us &. iyioz here
a-.EiaZ Ihip7-nt- -orh p>rasVs sI-5oo q sZ@s1 There
have bzn ~ China SIPS .ozra ber- lar-r+y,s key =sa~r-
ally bzEs s41 FrssesSo -na f1 crsDs- IRON $50 u
HOO rorrh Il Ezht freshE fr HOnzsO1S can y hf h~r=
Oy-v sE weeks, .Dd E.zzly F=ssd. % ut require % SIP
sE.r fry ~ "a: h1gTs q take : On bari
a rs-b>r q Syz= es-z1e- fon AtlzntE= All Esrpreza prs
are ns~ @ IL Esy Al-s@r, pgr-1asa4 a=nr- ~ var -;
H. All b>Ere va pres mel Coa1ty traders I'll 81 eel
% ot~rv- ne a4E-rtze1snts, a1I make rh=ir s=.-caous carry.
- Il IL ~ pf9habe thzt good, can b. hli DIN Al ~ sane
prees as ;Aey a. s-I-a .. hr so7s tine % S9n=, esF=~zly
s1os4 n. Esr >nn.n==-
m p.1sr IL Ea~a.d vas ias: s~zb.i1i1= a. Ike z4s. sIV>-s.
Tat The Pspers INV arriving All giving fal d=raIs- sLo- . %
have tzu very s1tenssve. and ts 1=es tr=rl=ut09.-
Cod IN S@- T1rx. Jziy .th- ra>1 81 IL
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M
july = IsH-

~ CeE--1- Ge1=-I 81 Re- ~ Sc; Gz=.ttsa 49,
af@rpo-s 81 ~ ~ =1e-as suf-g J=-s % a&a7=
IN - e~-~oo-s-= az rrsES. ~. - eve 49,
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ConREcTbs~-In our aceosInt Of the ship Hornet
published JuIe 20. g. j. stated that thu gentleman
IT LaHpahoeboe Ebo assisted tie captain and Elen
vSo landed from III boat vas Mr. Jones. the pulu
ageEt Of J. g. King 4 90 1t Has Mr. J. Jones. the
agent Il Capt. Thomas Spencer. and not Mr.. Geo.
Jones. q keauh0u. the latter being IL the firm Of
j. q. King G to. -
AccmEXr-iA,-t Saturday afternoon. The buggy
af tI.isIrs J. Richards, ESl- was run into. a. he
vt- driving an E-I.fInit street. iy - carcirss ma
tive breaking -. Shafts and doing SOHO other lit
4I- Isllr... TJfuJB4uri. nobody Wa buri.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARKIFAGS.

July e2-Au ba-Esntfns Victor, GreenIeaf, q days frsm Port
angelD-. With lumber % Hsrkflf r CO.
2z-=c1 Nsnu1ksEai,H archzrt, firm H=na-
Zz-s-h Haea, Balister- from Mako
gs-Am bark Ethan Au-n. SnCE. y days from Sn
Frsne sco. Eiih ni-s u G Br-Ter SCo-
Z1-Br SCR Premier. LCndgn. - days fron Nict7Ti1r
With udse 20 Walker. Allen K Co
Z3-zehr Msndz. HOsand- from HHo-
zG-Ecsr Settie Merrill kinney. from WzihisTa-
Z5-sch- AIheTBi, Clark. from haszihas-
Z5-Am schr D. Crosby Perkins, Il days from victoria,
with mise 10 Jsni0n. Green & Co.
2s-Gchr Prince Hatfield, from H4nslei-
2d-Schr Kz.e Lee. EcznLain. from Makes Landing.
Z7-sehr KnsEne, Crane, from KOaa and k4u-
27-sehr N0i Wzhfne, George, from KoOs.
23-Shr May, Mia, from Anshos-
2s-stmr EIzasz, froEi WiHdssrt Ports
Zs-Sehr Helen, BsIisiier, from Maiko-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28

q The melancholy tragedy which occurred
On Saturday morning last has been the theme Of
general conversation the past week. A. vet
nothing has been learned Of the whereabouts Of
the oJDlie who committed the murder. The fol-
lowing i the inque-, Of the jury called to inycs-
tigate the case:
JaE- ruiFt.ar continued al the Court House. in HonI8ru,
i-i1ri = ".hl- - u~ 2l-; Day = July, l-5', h-f'r- We
JUL U1-.t. lying f-li ~ f. oEu house. being sworn % iu-
o. 4he1. hgr. AMI - shat means the .ai julie. D1dot
cane % hs Death. 90 upon our oatIs, say That re fad the
deceased cane i1 i. a-'th '1 ts morning q Jolly =, l,11.
between is h.srs oftEs-rs AMI three o-rck- - a ~oand ~
se77i. ,HaC,-l ui-n D. Ifr'sn Nth a-1i.y Eeapon' IN he
family ofssI Jal-s puIof. AMI nat III :ai you'd. were IN
arer-i - on ~ both g ;h- weapons sho~n % the jIry-ihe
4u! th- cher bling a kaf- Identified a. The Properly - ali
A-e~; and that sail sounds Ners 5aEtrte! during the night on
Ia se,,imany -aereal the .aid caransr AMI the Juror. Of this
$50. ALLAN ". JuDD, p HoFFnasS,
DAyIEL Fg-TEH, g ~ HAET.
W C. PAEKE. C4r1rer.
Two rewards have been offered for the arrest
and conviction of the murdercr-5ne Of $500
by the Marshal. and another Of $500 by the
Chinese merchants. making in all 81 900. No.
tice has ais, been published that If any coolie
viii inform the authorities Of the whereabouts Of
the murderer. the informant will be released
from his contract and given a free passage to
China nr any other port he may wish to 90 to.
This Is in order to shield him from retaliation on
the part Of his fcllow-coolies.
1t il said that the murderer told some Of his
companions that he intended to kill himself, and
for this purpose had bought poison but this
would indicate that they knew also Of his plan of
committing the murder. The large reward will
no doubt result in finding him OF his body, as
many persons arc engaged in the search.
1t il Of no use to try to conceal the fact that
there IS great uneasincss among our foreign resi-
dents. lest the murder committed last week prove
to be- only the beginning Of troubles with the I'M
ruIy and desperate coolies imported lately from
China. 1t l. generally admitted that they are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28
EXPORTS

~ TEz.ET-p~r' C.Ssnsion. JEy zt-i- bag e'Gss
E.sz ~ 20 gsst .Ains. - a. 80 CALLS - - -u-ar
Vsfgs domestic produce, $40 60
F1F Gas Fas2IsC0-p@T E0rui--. JAY &-il1< t@gs and
sIs bas ns5sST b. sugar. 80 hszs .i5Ass Ih-y re- 20
haies CZO,ODO rs Ics. : bat~s Cs5 IT, zs.f -klS, Sbarrs
IsZZ7 gals ulotzz=s. u r~i- Eresood-
yslue - Msms-fi- Prf.se. fiB,is7 %.
yafge q Trn.hlrp-I. g. n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-28

GALIFoRNIA REA CHEESE,
California Hams, California Bacon
Smoked salmon. Smoked Beef
Cal. Table Fruits, assorted;
Cal. Saloon Bread
Cal. Herrings
Oregon Dried Apples
California Dried Peaches
California Fresh Mustard
California Fresh Ground Ginger
California Family Flour
New Layer Raisins, Almonds. Walnuts
Fresh Dates Fresh Prunes
Tomato Ketchup Pepper Sauce
Best White Maccaroni
Best White Ycrmiccll
Bos, English Mustard
Best India Curry
Kits No. l Mackerel
CASES VENTS Oysters p ID tins)
Cases lie Bruins spiced Oysters
Fresh Citron, Brine Hams, very choice
Fresh Bran, very cheap
Oats, Barley, Corn
Corn Meal, Wheat Meal, Cracked Corn
Rye Meal, Hominy, Buckwhcat
Full assortment Crackers
Island Potatoes
California Potatoes, Fresh Onions
Best Moiokai Butter.
SOL St
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DEPARTURE

July G-sfeansr Rfs1es, NeGre=o-, fr windEard Ports.
23-schr Kalams, Hskshi. for Koha.
zi-Am barkenfius C0nsif1fiou- Clements, for Tees aict
gs-schr M4nuokavai. Nsrchznt. for Hama
2f-sohr Hri Ksiki- NsPea, for RahEl1i-
z5-schr hsGls GsTul. Kinney, fT kGloa-
25-schr Harry, Philips. fg HID via Waipio-
z6-schr HznAa- HS<Asd, for HilO.
2s-Hzw bark B@ruce. BornIo. hr Fan FTancisco-
ZI-sehr Prince. Hatfield, Er Hanztsi.
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Ships Mails.

For Wf.nSAED P5sTs-per Kiarea- N0niay.
For -As fEaSCf-cp-Gr CamBr1gs IOr1ay, aud hado.i
aLgut DE nitife % neIr Neek-
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SrssF I1ps-ff FOR 49, 5eTls<
az =1-Eas, >-l-9 q
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DIED..

SWIM In H1soluio. Tniy 2Ith. Harms Morton Smith. .0u q
bT- ). Ngtr smith aged 2 gelrs and : months
TTLs funeral WILL take giace this day a. bali pas; i've P. u
Ersa55 s1 Acquaintance 80 invi;ed 70 attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY g. 1866 TRIPLE sH

Alderman GEpNxY moved to amend by adding the words
''under the direonon Of the Street Commissioner"
Which carried, and amended the resolution was
adopted.
on motion the Board adjourned and the President
that stood adjourned until Thursday next May
d. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

CITUATION wANTED-BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, AS
chamberad wairess has the best of city reference
objection TO the country Call at No. West 4h St. near
9th n for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

NURSE. EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT TO THE
~ entire charge baby from its birth and good
situation Can be at 244 7h av, Of Goth
st. in the store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

NrURsE--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ chds nurse can take care Of an infant from
its BIRTH the city from her last places OBJ
lection In the county be for two days at ZIG
West 9th St. between 7th and 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

VNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL a sITUA.
w ton to attend bakery Call at 1874 East 9Th ST., neAs
n ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
N plain cook washer and roner; good city reference
be given. Call 1876 East 18th oor front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

CITUATION wANTED-TO DO CHAMBERwORK BY
- respectable girl, would do plain sewing take
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CITUATION wANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
- situation In private family; all kinds Of plain
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the country give good city reference would prefer
Jewish family Apply to r. Levy 362 Pearl from 10 TO
Z. M until Monday.
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10, nor do we. Compromises have always
been the curse Of our land. We have
yielded TO treason andarrogsnce long enough. .
and now that we have the power, we say
reject all such offers. Let no proposition
be entertained but an unconditional sur
render. When an enemy is driven TO
the wall, he seeks to gain time by
pretense of willingness 10 capitulate. The
device Is an old one, and will not save them.
Let the Republican party go on securing the
adoption of the amendment in all the Ioval
States; and unless the South submits there
are legal means within the power of Congress-
which will secure its ratification, with or
without the consent of the late rebellious
States. The people are determined to see the
amendment part of the supreme law of the
land. On that issue we have received their
support. Let us not abandon It for anv of
the seductive though false offers of those who
have ever been treacherous in the mast and
will ever continue so in the future
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The POpe,s AIlocutiou.

The full text of the Pope's recent allocu-
ton thows the. .bitterest hostility to the Gov
ernment of Italy, and declares all the DEGREES
Of the Government with regard to matters
concerning the Catholic Church to be "null
and void" The Pope declares that he can.
not renounce his civil power, but, on the con-
trary, he is bound to defend it.
We apprehend that this will not restore the
monastic establishments lately abolished in
Italy, nor will it long retard the downfall OF
the temporal sovereignty of the Pope.
everything points to the early occupancy Of
Rome by the forces of King Victor Ema-
nuel.
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fellows, and dwell In such an atmosphere Of
denunciation and invectlve, without being
unlavorably affected himself The work
may be necessary one, but II has its perlls
to the worker Hence we often find in Mr.
Phillips criticisms of public men, especially
those who are seeking the same great ends
with himself, an exaggeration, harshness,
and an apparent want of candor which
greatly detract from their power and useful
ness. There is, too, in Mr.. Phillips style a
constant tendency to excess He deals In
epigram and antithesis, and often, tor the
sake, apparently, of saying sharp thing, he
says an unca ndid thing.
Nor is he a safe guide for the practical
LEGISLATOR. So far as theory is concerned,
Mr.. Phillips may be right, but the practical
legislator must make allowance for exist
ing facts. Probably Mr.. Phillips himself,
invested with the responsibilities of official
position, and obliged to act in some way,
would become obnoxious to his own criticisms
1t is worth something in a country like
ours to have one man who dares say what he
thinks Of men and measures, even though his
thoughts may not be strictly just and correct,
Public men can hardly be held to too strict
an accountability by the people. We have
no law so powerful as that OF public opinion,
and correct public opinion must, after all,
be the resultant of numberless private
opinions. And so, while Mr.. Phillips may
go too far aud be "too radical" as the phrase
is, we certainly have numbers who do not
go far enough, and are too conservative, so
that the balance is likely to be preserved
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KAN SAS.
The Cheyennes RefractOrv-Tb. It,
Pacific RalIVav

The CheYennes Refractory-Tbe uoIon
Pacific Railway.
ArohIsoN' Kansas, November 19.-The Chey-
nave been held at Fort Ellsworth. The Indian
would not go there, but assembled at st. Serahab,
ON the Santa Fe road forty-fve miles sontb.
west, ana informed the Commissioners that thew
would not go to Fort Ellsworth to receive their
presents; they did not want any. and if the
Government wanted to give them any It shonId
send them to ST. Serahah. They refuse to oeda
the Smoky Hill route. ~ 0eu'
Ihe United states Commissioners have re.
ported the acceptance of the second twantv
miles OF the Central branch of the q. PR. r
to tie Secretary OF the Interior "
The excursion party have been receiving an
entnuslastlc welcome. A ball was given this
made by Dr.. lying, Mr.. Webb, and Others The
utmost harmony and good feeling prevail.