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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-28
For Sale

A NEW COTTAGE. NOT E FIN.
"a lshed inside; : Vegetable Garden three Eels AMI =
III Wind MIL. Ai<o-Scne Grape Vines. Situated
On School Street, between Saa4uu and FORT
sa2 81 Apply 70 MR. ~6RCSDELL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-28
PoaT OF HorIoLULU. n. l..
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
sept =--chr Nailo. N-rish. firm Eauai
2--chr NsSls N@rrin. Navy. fru kznaL
&--chr NaFy. Pa1ey, from Hawai-
2f--chr kate L.. CRAM. from Ma
zt--chr kamsl-. Mans. frora N1Lkai
2@Schr Nanuosa~aL. kutJn-, from Maui
2->shr Nette. from Kauai
&--shr Mary. MIN, from KEuaE
@--chr keaioha- sc Mani
4--chr IA MOT Wethsfb-e. Eom Man
1G---hr Hs<n. Ba.hRsfrr. from Maj
2--chr prne.. H4fishd. EmK Kauai
z-H.= big China Faeksr Reynolds, IS daSs from Saa
= Fu1cu-ca
2G-tm ship Othenn. Tfnkham. from ga IA diatres-.
S-star saaaca. Aetsrsg1r, from w1lWaFd Poets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-28

TA~ bGx ckasa PEEsf auaF-g Y,ss-aay fra 50 Fala-
s~s. sasf = pa--4ss eli Ay.. baazaE - &as@ o a@ ia
at IN esaaa-rsla s-ss n-s-r-4 - a~r . zainpartlaL
49, pE<s- % zl4ai Przlaes rHaAa.i arm a. h<he.t pr-vszs
gssatasa Tas vsssi III = aaPafrhsd . GAIA = al
Ocs-s~S
me .m~aeaa ship oasRs, Cset TizsAsm. arrived "a ne
5tA, IN S-ss-~l 81 sn sac TGasees "a IN Tsta ofJzy
nr Lssrp~sL win a cary sza-a-ssx q 2ssss aess e Stat
-aa ARR <asizz ssaF naaeass sGa eaaus@ae-t sskn< NAach
iserva-~f an IN iaEaai- n : aafh. 90 M zh afAs-a.L AFR
arriving sssrsa4at . patton - h-F etfEs fsbaf 80 tansk
saf snIax ne ks< I'll euaEaa~, CaPG Tazham d-ra1t g
lmpusisnt - eaaaal- ~ v1gsr- aat bors aEAy sr ths par-
SIR ~a hass % dlasA4sr Esr esfp and rggair. ~hcA 81
britain her here probably a EHusth a. eA~G
ThsbsFs % e Marry tsaas Sc sac Fas~tseo en- TIC z2A.
taxing sss-4s ~. sugar. win q qasaGty q gsa, ysaiy.
Srsns.s, ants--., h.i-.. Amvs ensa-aafs, ste-
fne sunt sassau-r asass ~ sa- Ess. 80 -an Fnaeu-oas
prampuy at aoaa. On uc ga. sSax Gag q aLut DO trs.
mo.fy snxsc. 80 si b. 4ss hsrs On hr utara, Ogtlhsr q.
Ths bsss gsrsHs . &c fss bra. haGaz. sa oil sE Sc
tAs sane dc-onafioa sasy n OvtA-r. GsEs q hL carr q
sugar. asL.ssss AMI psla- I-F d-yastsss VII Rave Ia PCT ~
vessel boaasa - san F2ael-eas na EsSf racEst b-izs us bars
Comet. das a.ry ia oetass-
Tha ship Csyaoa h@ osuaaszesd E-aizg Sc New BcaErt-
ths eSs bring 10 sssts sasrsney S~f Ghea Nr Oh, All ? cents
earr-uey Sc Bons. -As vii a~s txs otA-r cars8 ac-rsL All
sal about tn tt q NrS-aS<r.
Tss arrivals q -Aa-r. a. N. poet fam The SortA up %
fAi- lars have b~n
spG Ia Fr-.6ieaf, EsE-y. tsossa. 81 soco0a. bro.
s-BE fssnd-r. ifansy. rao a.a0
I0-ss Ss.s. c~v,hsL, 100 -. s55~h- sooo
IT, LaE AZ As Ascue " aaier. au at 9n I'll Ar-r ths msG-
ds ofOsbas-r.
Ths prs. af a. aG baas Sc .stnun~ns % eryE. has st ben
sss q s-I By M Aa-sesa Consul, baf NIL b., lna~d-f~y "a
M rvcsyf oftss nah
We hr9 e . ss- a shout 60 Fsian4 n spsrm ol az sis0
rsa, 90 sspsrtte 80 Fnaef-a JAsi--s qaataanai ia New
nriasod, Ass. ~ va a. currency.
The prospects sr-Ear &c q bd-s an traA-. Al NJ reports
from ts@ Narfa yet rsc-is-d pruEi-- sb~t<r sussan via tas
WAa5ss uaa ary s@d A-s year TA-. with the improved
dsmand tr su1F. Hols-~ss ncs aad puia. Vii tsnd O. maze
ta~ present .zl.s an aaa-ualy aslss saa ~ doght yruGtsbs
enc n al brsnshrs q nasssy a. taesr sA@As
rh~ exports a sugar All sao1s-~ss fran I4a. I. is6s :. IL
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-28

FOR wHALERS.
There as nov remaining ia he Houo'ul1 Po-;0ace ,he feL
loving number o. letters for eaa ship named. Letters
addressed to LAhaina % HHo are sea; to those ports, innedi-
a,e.y on ;her reception. snd are 10; included il the fOgo<Iag
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-28

fos WrSD~ snD Poars-Per KLsasa. su Noriay.
Fes ksusf-PsF Netf.e NrFr3u, Naufay.
Pa saw FrsSctsco-p-r eern.ce. af.ssf Wainezd1y.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
SCIENCE.

p,ruRoTYPE IMPROVEMENT. M; BOolI ,et OF
r,eo has found that adding very minute <haDhty
x a,ine 20 the bath Of sllphae OF coppe Cfecuaiy
the nrttleneRs which haa Ilbe 90 been an Ob
~ manner IN which celatIne thus ecases the enaey
ef copper has not been explained
OzoNE-T. L. SOret hay.E found by the the usual sSaI
SSyeeH, aftSfwa,d 6nfd ms results by the method Of
diffusion Tn. Velocity Yin which choIiIe anu 1Toi
Ia nyersed prOPoru9r to the square lSVs " o"e s
specUye dcnsites, Tsumine tbat lhe uens',y "
) NEW EVApJRATING PROCEss.-E. PalIoh Ua 1a
e,anee claims " his me flOd tO bring inc nluV
syanorat rridy IN connection WIN me htatHt Starv
faces. Yheb cvaoiaeoH ,he srin and wind the liquid
IA az Gucly y idod state Of shower ana P.l Iao Con
49, ~ ,se ihe waste. heat OF factories pu &
not be applied 10 eblmneys WIN OheoA-ns
draft. .o
pnoroprp,pA pATFTICRAPH- long name,
,rTld have pnzzled the peripatehe philosophers
A. anred Nv MI GOehel Of Missouri 10 hfe ~
Se used IN outdoor photography IL ~ uaIs STss Nv NV
two wheels which contains All me 80 ny
rafe OF the scene Of boiler explosion OF fl"a 5
trouhe fun description Of may he fonnd ID me f"F
sdtiphia Photographed for september.
NEW ACTOMITER.-DT. H. VOgel of Berlin
aearibes in The Philadelphia lhotogapher aia ms
sracmeter which he ahrms will reduce the main dh-
enty OF carbon printing 10 chlds play Inc nega1Ne is
placed In the light simultaneously with the instruments
Smch s graduated Ike theTmOmeteI ana Ieft thefe
sree Sf printing has De previously established by ex-
per'meuf "trip OF carbon paper IS placed undel lne
negative and exposed aud, gTadualy as the
Indicates four, six eight degrees covered up Ins
degree OF the actOer corresponds with the best deVe
tpnen when the necessary degree OF several DegaNs
has ascertaned II becomes an easy matter u
hdee, by comparison, Tie requisite time for new mega
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
LETTERS PROM EUROPE,

By JOHN W. FORNBl, esd,
Editor ei The Philadelphia Press and Nashngton ,niO"'' ~
Secreary Of the Senate Of the United states 49,.
Since The the publication o. Colonel
from Europe Philadelphia Daily and H6sy 'e @ & ,bos
ofthat paper has been receipt Of nnumesble hls
Who wished 10 know Correspondence and Letters HS a.,
a., ht ty In accordance their requests VIII now
these letters carefully revised and rewritten VITO ,n Sno
are now En- press snd shortly be gwen 10 tbe Sou ~ u
deemo volume OF pages the publishing house OF u d. T
R,o,hers philadelphia who sparng no expense 70
soot which shall combine feature Of
81 tbe hest publications this hrm IL Wl contain an eiee
% I norra engraved m the hDest style OF e art ny
rs ~ the hest country and VIII be ever, Pee'
- scen 10 the friends Of Colonel John w fOTney
large duodecmo volume o. over
oo nsees HANDSOMELY bound cloth Price Two Dollars -
and au Ohers VIII ne supphed
h lorest rates and solicited order what they
o the above their orders he tcd from the brss
edition Address orders Wholesale and retail TO receive prompt AT
' " ~ r. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. 3CG Chestnutst, Philadelphia Pa.
sAub copes sbore book viii be sent TO one 10 any place
~ advance day publication out Of The t edition postage pas
on renting Tive Dollars the Publishers, In letter
and CANVAsSBRS are wanted iu every couh
and village Canada TO engage IN getting
subscribers o the above work
w Editors Newspapers throughout the United States on copying
time and calling attention 10 the AieT
their editorial columns mailing OF tbeii paper WIN
Publishers shall have OF CoL fo
Europe" 10 them, free " postage
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
Hausital lnstram,nis.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY.
IA NRM INVENTION IN PIANOS

THE MAfHusiEK PIANOS eeesuv ayes@d by Mr. fredshch
mhshek (uihor the pnpsl Pssosl differ sm
al others having the string. cross the frame both directions fh
eqnaites durability and
cOniisunce than ether cih TuH
BpGE also e uhoe ing OF me sounding board entirely
ne" alue which gives ged ad better cHe than found IN
any otser ipstrGneas
The smallest square the CoLn four feet inches long
oa'es equals In all the FILL size u while the full
sire the OHcnssrHsLrs equal to any CeScnSr GslsB.
fhAst scHLorTKn the eminent pianist 1he CoLBM eon
slider The c IN the musical World l not equad By
TIE largest sI~ square upright Pianos o etor In this oount
H. MoLLksHAuss of the Conservatory Of Music With
great pleasure bear unqualified testimony the superiority
the hhushk Pianos all ohe Many other tetmonlal- equally
strong have cn freely gyen Please call aud eIAhe send for De
scnpre Circular BARLOW DOEER Sole Agents No. 604
Broadway. Er~.york
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

A CHEAP PLACE to buy second. hand PIANOS
10 good order New warranted for oussnd durability
Hlsw phcsa J. blDDbg No ~ Ans'sk. ssas BJcsAssI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

IN PRESS, TIE AMERICAN PUBLISH
A'RPs BOOKS ELLHfIs. sTATIONERS AND NEWSPAPERS
TRADE CATALO6UB ROR is66 Free to The trade Send
for copy Ample mad fer The esbdss
Of The woIk.
MERCHANTS gNoH BXpRRSs CoHPANY
General One Nos S M Brosdvay Sept ~ 1867
We WHOn MeGrs T. r. DAWLEY CO. Of this
city have sasssv With this nDAby fer the de-
byery Of eopy AMERICAN PUBLIfHBRS TRADR CAVA-
1oGCB for 1857 1875" each BsOiseT stAtoBs New
Agent doing bu.e al place wseTs Ns Company h ezskes
e6ee
Of the sssysbI 2sso tbs,s II ~
which viii ys,ed Ia yle the Catalogue ana bsun
fof she u Bsskscs.rj .- -
RahMAH MILLER
eepea Msssen IN New Ysff Of n FL Co.
tbs AMERICAN NbWS CO..
spI the deery the hr A,d the
prshs praets Of
beJsrs and NsSsiesleTs lsSrg see ssneI
Asa keeI made vita the EBWYoRK NEWS
co. foT The tthver5 si osg each sf tAsr eutsses
T. K bAwIBY Co., Publishers,
q d ARt y Y
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
printing.
Matbintu.

TOR SALE-An Upright Tubular liillLEM
I l5horse ps er, Pnle Steam Pipe &C Also i" 'i PAS"
lnl doors Inquire of BOVINE 4 Co, NO 63 Mhertyst
TEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMi, rIaSns IUW
GAFFERTY Washoase Dey NeNYorki works Peterson, y
NVOOLEN MACHINERY forSALE--l BRoAll
w CROMPSoN LOOMS JACk TWlsTbh ~, p""''
ndnre ofP A. DAILRY Co. No. 2gl Broadway New'lofN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
90 Sdlbom il ntau 6mttnL

A RTESIAN WELLS-I am PREPARED ~
~ snk Arte.an Wells 10 city and vicinity ~ ObbNH "
Ostrandcr Anaie Il Co. No SO Matieulane n Y
i ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FAhs,,
1 A DRAIN CHARLES BRnARD, Surveyor AMI rLLu.a "A
Gardener Hunters POl ous Island X prepe2 . 10 and q
kmd Of Surveys draw psn Typographical Maps l
law out Country seats Parks Ceetedes &C. 1 EseeA
VIII be r,,sn important subject Of Land prsnse
thoonsb ssem based that hnen
RafysSss aalas Rebbsea Agricultural HAtas g. T. THhA~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
Snstruttion.

A TO TEACHERS.-BURN a. COkEf /,
Book.elers and St,ione ~ tbave, would call tie AZ
enon Of Principals their large stock Of SCHOOL Boohs "hc
they Will furnish, for cash at putlshers wholesale pceS
A CARD.-PENMANSIllP and BOOkkEEP-
~ half the cost Of and money usnaD
wasted at the Business Coegea After al absence o. four a
the subscriber returned the city and opened foohs Ne -
EAST FOuRTBBTlI Union square for The LuIpGe 4
oroug PERSONAL INSTRUCTION IN The above orancoes 70 AL
and Young guaranteeing elegant band writing and thorough %
edge every attentive pupil lgstInT3l Gay Au
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
Snstrnttion.

- 80
TRVINGTON INSTITUTE-Irvineto on the
adson Is miles from New YORK rre1'h En5sh& pa ana ]
Family Boarding school T Bo viii h@rhS % ,S,t, ia ' F1l R E.ph ie
s DE. language of the School All ' ''1 S6HHsAr1
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, J.. Y.-A
., Bs'Is I fo5 ssS 1is,Is @ BGy p 10 D. ROVE q
VOHN MACMULLEN'' Classical, French, En-
eS and rI@rs sSS9 M@stS a :" ss4 % Nv Beadr. len
m,o G s ,ss S nT Y s G Pm :, coming
i,S a.. sooS.,"rq fS Rs" e No 81 sdy fch
s sS;Is 4 sSt s n ,'s ''i' Coz f. s-
I ITCHFIELD INSTITUTE for BOYS
rhBoTE AhsS E"P{w s f wG Nm PEEK
ssys Columbia b. dsisss 5ss, \ = :, :
r ESPINASSE FRENCH INSTITUTE, Wash
s Height % Ss.s a s hea + RpS sS
. sns "a Ms.S Gs It. % s1'I 81 e ss' 81, slo
\ drag stored
MISS THEOD0RE ERNST'' private family,
wi SCHOOL FOR young LADIES T IsSPs" s on MONDAY Sept
MRS. MARY RODGERS GRIFFITTSs En-
Nj siss aDd French DAY SCHOOL PoR YOUNG LADIES
No ,i 'Sf SSs.1 @S FS or SoSDSY 5SS sspt S..s'' "a
nj OHEGAN LAKE SCHOOL, four miles from
I PesAss y OPENS 0 sept TO- GiIAS D. hokKS' A.
NI LIMITED BoARDSG and DAY SCHOOL No Ess; Tent,
seventhst will reopen on 2Oth September Boalhs W,
MILITARY LI, AIRY BOARDING w,,s ScH1oh 1 rtn1c. at
MILITARY, CLASSICAL, and CONNER
VI CIAL ACADEMY, Nyaek, Rocsand County. n !, ,,
For circulars address c. RtTHERPORD, A NJ, Principal
MISS HAVEN's French and English Board
wi ing and Day School young Ladies' No $50 Maonase VIII
reopen September Crculars he obtained at The leading boo1
stores Applications for the admission ' pap
viii receive immediate attention
MIR. VAN NORMAN
Nl ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES' No. West IhTty-eghhd
EesYork reopen September IT. POr ul information see circular
Address as above
NdISS SARAH A. YOUNG, No. 1924 Broad
Nk sav will reopen SCHOOL Monday sept 10 m Children Of
both There spacious Gymnasium attached where the pupils
are exercised day.
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE
Classical Commercial English and French with Preparatory and
Pos, Graduate Departments West Fouh Of Mae
sousal on wapgtcn square GEORGE w CLARKE A. ~, Pn'
nal fits pupils Of all ages college ard easy Of access
from all parts Of Yew.York ndghboring cities and Villas
Classes for advanced others under the fbet ofFros
are in process. Of formation Latin Greek French GernAn Geometry
| Surveying Bookkeeping, &C.
Little boys with special Kindness and care Terms
For particular, Catalogue TO be bad at the Institute
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
ialb CIVILIZATIONS.

@~-~
CuOTFRA NHE-EXAMPLES and
pRirTicE By Bb.ha IIarSsH D. the Metropolitan Board
iIIesth
Ivol Paper Cover 2 cents
NOTES ON THE PRESENT ASPECTS OF ElpbNO
CHOLERA IN AMERICA.
MEMORANDUM on DlsINFBcTANTs AND THEIR USES
THB CONCLUSIONS OF THE wEThAR CONFERENCE
AN ABSTRACT OF THB PRACTICAL POINTS in IilK DISCUS
sI0NS IN TTIB WEIMAR CONFERENCE ON THE MEANS
POR CONTROLLING EPIDEMIC CHOLkhA
BElEF RECORD OF A PERFECT EXAMPIE-H0W CHOLERA
MAS STAMPED OUT" IN PAVORITB OLD HAlkIS
LAST YEAR; PRECISELY MlAI 10 Do WHEN
CHOLERA THREATENS
IMPORTANT POINTS IN THE SCIENCE or DISTINCTION,
PRACTICALLY EXAMINED.
A SUMMARY OF EVIDENCE ON PREVENTIVE MEASURES.
RULES THAT INSURE SAFETY.
d. APPLETON Co, Publishers
Nos 44o and AS Broadway T.
Sent tee by nail 90 receipt Of price
COLONEL FORNEYs LETTERS FROM
EUROPE.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
BROOKLYN Rtal 6siait for Sak.

TOR SALE-A valuable WO0LEN MILL,
situate William st.. between Nr kunt and cong,st ssssh
Brool con,siaing fall - most improved mach
Appir b. The undersigned at .ht JBRNEGAS, SMITH
BALDWIN BROADWAY. Parties will lie panied
20 the poperty TUESDAY from II 70 occs
~ JOHN GEORGE PHAZEI-
VALUABLE PROPERTY on EAST RIVER
and BtSHWlCk lSLBf (Brooslyn, D. - 81,
For Sak-A hrg- PLOT of GROUND sine 2SrtSI bet Win
Iegsre grant " further into The Being directly
kswYsrk affords desirable ocaton for Ferry
Hl Drpot WArehous- extensive hsnuf',iuiBg
Or Lamber business Apply DUBOIS, NAhbtkVOOhI o.
No ~ Msicrti. kcg-1oIk
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
6ountru Htal 6stat, for salr.

Fmme dsri ~, rooms lot Stlls, SLztN
Pane drrlGg IL ruoms, lot l3tIG, t2sp
Frame dw.'Ii x o lot 73Ill5. 4fee
Frame dwelling, II rooms, lot b1Il73 rs ooo.
Frame dwelling, : MONS lot I scres TSgo
Frame dwelling " rooms, 73i5sO Si2OOo
Frame DIV cling, IS ROOMS lot $3.50, Z 1909
Frame dwelling. 10 rooms lot s3I11O, l1,5eo . - .
Bnmber Of others all AMI prizes j. 81 HLEhbE, Nc
Cedar ST. go u a. No 20 Broad 81 ELlAl-Ih n j.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04
MACHINERY.

D. " CocHsAS, of,ur civ. has made an import
ant Improvement in be Walker "Harpoon Fork.
whereby the Hay is dram up into the NOW BY double
rope instead of siugelnd at onee deposited ns' 70
the spot elured. Heis now prepared to furnisn
thi. Fork. with bis improvement to any one desiring
il. on short notice On of these Forks can be seen
at Avery's corner. He also greatly improved the
Double Headed Hay-Fok, and will furnish eithef 70
order, promptly and at III prices
He is also agent for ths Stafford 'wo-horse suiSy
Corn Cutvatar, which isproaounced hy those using
them TO be superior g sny other, IN dong ITS work
thoroughly and expeditinsly. This is an Implement
that every farmer harinj large number OF acres OF
corn to cultivate shord have one, aud Mr. e. Will
furnish them to order This cultivator only neeGs 10
be seen to be properly appreciated.
He has been for sevgal years The Agent fo' the
sale of all the best ana most approved Patents for
Reapers and Mowers, nong which are the Excel
.ior." and champion The New York "Seif-Raker
and Hand Raker" is rea. favorite with every lar
Iner who has used then,
Mr.. cochran is also gent for the sale OF the Iay
Tor Steel Tooth Sulky lake, one OF most economics
Labor and whea. Savss 10 use: he oilers to tax
the price OF this Rakerut in the Wheat that Is save'
from any ordinary corr Samples of these Machines
can be seen by calling on MIR. Cochran at the Rea
Estate Office of Thompson McMeans, Corner o
Main and Marion. When not there, his whereabout
can be ascertained by nquiring of Mr.. stawart DO
anier, the Wood Measarer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04
Cincinnati Markets.

eiSolsNA ll .ill the the city
FLoUR-Firm and in good aeI r5SSte 50. for fancy
trade, at fun Pgs5lse fp5ts are trinins.
Sl344IIAT-We have change to notice IN the
z,arke,. the demand is but moderate. We quote No.
Red at 81 so.
CORN-very dull and prices unsettled; at 'o9
soc in bulk demand dull. No. sold at 1897 &C.
OATs-Tho market is very dull, and prices are
nominal at 6Sya65c for No..
RYE-The receipts have been light; No may be
quoted at 81 1901 30, on arrival, and 81 Is from
store
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged. irime new ran
offered at 81, for future delivery.
WHISKY-Dun at 30aalc in bond.
BULK MEETS-Dun 74c for shoulders and 9s4c
for sides and lie for clear sides.
MESS PORK-Firm at SCI, but net offered freely
at this.
BACON-In moderate demand 9Hc. for shoulders
Toe for sides, and l2Ac for cear rib.
BUTTER-DIs.i,ii-at 15@I7c.
EGGS-Dull at Isc.
CHEESE-Declined to 13914c.
GOLD-Ciosed at 1851 buying.
MONEY-Market Quiet and easy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04
Wayne County, IS
/ DANIEL WAGNER
vs..
/ HENRY r. WAGNER.

DE 1T KNOW, That, on this ssh DAY of June
ID 1857, the abue named Plaintiff, BY n. Wilson,
his Attorney, filed il the Office OF the Clerk of TIE
Wayne Circuit Coert his complaint against said de-
fendant in the ADORE entitled cause toEeter with the
affidavit Of conpsens person that said defendant,
Henry b. Wagner 8 not resident of the State of
Indiana
Said defendant, Henri B. Wagner, therefore, ID
hereby notified of the fling and pen6ency Of said
complaint against him, and Il at, unisss he appear
and answer denur thereto. at the calling OF the
said the ccnd day of tbs next Term OF said
Court 10 be begun and held At the Court House IN
Centrerille the first Monday of August next, said
complaint and themasters and things therein contain
ed and aIledged. viii be taken and the said
cause viii be heart and determined in his absence.
Witness W. W. Dudley, Clerk and the
SEAL Seal IF said Court. at Censreville, this
49,, ssa hy Of Iune 1887.
WILLIAM ". DUDLEY. Clrk.
,rre Is 1sx- A~pe&5ss.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04

Greeley says, that Senators Wade and
Chandler advised him not to go Jeffs
bail for fear lit would be injurious to
the Republican party" and that he acted
on his own Judgment in the matter-uo
one being responsible but himself. He
further says, that if { eff. had anything
to do with the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln or starving prisoners. be
wants him tried; but does not think
there are ''any facts that justify either
charge" and that "the time for trial tc
any good purpose had passed" Thi:
is the eist Of his evidence before the
''artesian'' or boring committee now If
session at Washington, under tbs com
mand of Capt, Boutwell,.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04

When the war OF the Revolution clos
ed, the United States embraced a terri
tory Of $40, $50 square miles. In 1880
we purchased Louisiana from France,
adding 500, $40 suqare miles. This cost
us sl5, 900 900. In 1924 we bought out
Spain in Florida for e3,O00,00O giving
Us $4,000 square miles more. In le4o
we annexed Texas and gained $4,000
square miles more. In 1876, in adjust
ing our Northern boundary with Great
Britain, we secured Oregon with $685.
O52 square miles. In 1s49, at the close
of the Mexican war, we gave Mexico
SIG, 900 for California, New Mexico,
and Utah, comprising 522,956 square
miles. In 1854 VIC bought Arizona for
slOO, 900, and got 81 800 more miles Of
territory In 1867 we reached Russian
America, adding $4,000 square miles,
and paying therefor 81, 100, 900. Making
in all 8, 353. 967 square miles.
In word, in less than q century we
have more than quadrupled our landed
possessions. Is not this growing rapi
dly enough for nation?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04
The Doc Tax.

The Supreme Court having sustained
the constitutionality of the dog tax,
there win be no difficulty hereafter in
collecting it. The tax is 81 on each
dog, and amounted, last year to ol54.-
$40, in eighty three connties--nine coun
ties made no returns. 1t is estimated
there is in the State not less than 1885,
900 dogs aud about 100000 sheep.
The dog tax is set apart by law. as a
fund to reimburse damages done by the
killing or manning of sheep by dogs.
Many of our farmers are not aware of
the provisions Of the Act of March 2,
1865, and We call their special attention
thereto, as it provides for discouraSing
the increase of dogs, and encourages
the growth of wool The indianapolis
Journal thus sums up the provisions CT
the law
ANY person sustaining loes by the
manning or killing of his sheep by dogs,
NAV present his claim for damages to
the trustee of the township in which the
mischief was done, and upon proper
proof being made to the salts aetion
of the trustee, he is required to award,
and to pay out of the fund arising from
the dog tax. such damages as he may
deem just, conditional, however, that the
claimant will not prosecute the owner OF
the dog causing the damage, and pro-
vided that he has not prosecuted an ac
ton against the owner.
In case a surplus Of over fifty dollars
of this fund remains in the hands of the
township trustee on the first Monday in
March of any given year, over and above
all orders drawn on the same, such sur
plus is required to be passed to the cred
it of the school revenue of the township
to be expended in the payment of tuition
in such township as other funds receiy-
ed for that purpose
What amount of claims have been
presented against this fund in the re-
spectivc counties, by sheep owners, we
have no means Of knowing, but we are
informed of several counties in which
large amounts have been paid into the
township school fund, in default of claim
ants on account Of sheep DESTROYED"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04
OrIcE TON LIDS

DIX g. HADFIELD, Inventor and Pasentee Of the
EQUALIZER, win bring set of his Instruments
70 the huntington Eouse Richmond, on Monday yuIv
Sfh, and wil treat s.ch Patients :. vi.b ~ ,,.c.
themselves under his care. Paralysis Rheumatism.
Nervons Debility. Weak Chests, CONSERVATION Suir.I
Affections, Std Joints, Proapsus Cteri. Obssracted
Nenstruations, Spasms. EpSlApsy- 81. Ess-s- Dznce
Inpotency. Seminal Weakness, Dropsy varicose
Veins Gou Md ali diseases of debility zad irrerar
-irr u!ation Of tie blood and nervous fluid
E~Cai and see him Do not ask him 10 trust
for be viii not do IL july lth 1857 f9rt.