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Roger A. Pryor, Fayette -McSiullen,
a. n. H. Stuart and John Janney
were in Richmond on Friday last.
Counterfeit greeubacks are circula-
ting freely in that city just now.
Governor Lstcher received his pardon
from the President few days ago.
Cen Lees college, at Lexington,
has not yet received one hundred
Thousand dollars, after all the talk;
and twice that sum Is needed, says the
The Richmond Dispatch urges the re-
peal of the nsury laws of Virginia, and
speaks OF the recent vote over there in
the House of Delegates as ''the anti
commercial policy of the representa-
tives of the heretofore exclusively ag-
ricuIturaI constituency of Virginia"
a Richmond paper thinks that if the
present generation of New England
public men mad been more soundIy
logged when they were schoolboys,
they would probably have been better
men. If the present race OF Southern
leaders had been hogged at all in their
boyhood, instead of amusing them
selves by iogging young daFkies, we
should not have been under the pain
full necessity of logging them in their
old age, and we fear thejob IS not yet
half done.
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a NEW MORNING JOURNAL N New
YoRK--A New York Correspondent OF
the Boston DAILY Yoiee gives the fol-
lowing gossip about the establishment
ofa new morping paper in that city:
"The- New York Herald will move
into its new building, corner of Broad
way and Ann streets, on the first of
March. On, the same day the first
number of Charles a. Dana's new
morning paper, the New York DAILY
Republican, will be issued from the old
Herald building. II will be intensely
Radical in tone, favoring the impeach-
ment OF the President, the ballot for
the negro, and the utter. disfranchise-
ment OF rebels In fact, it will De a
eollegiate-toned Knoxville Wing. Ey-
cry appliance of modern editorial art
will be employed on its columns, and
all The energies OF its managing editor
will be bent toward an effort 10 take
the wind out of the sails OF the Tribune.
Dana himself Will have full control
over all the departments of the paper,
the publishing and mechanical, as well
as the editorial" II am as yet
unable TO give you a list OF the sub
editors of the RePH5lEedR, but I learn
that George Wilkes viii jerk his quill
upon the editorials, and that Isaac r.
England. formerly city editor of the
Tribune, will occupy similar position
on the former paper"
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RECONSTRUCTION.
The PresIdent's PIau--ouaIIhed suf.
fraEe 10 be Submitted 10 the SOUTH
orn LegisIatureS,

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5, 1867.
The highly important consultation
which the President and his Cabinet
have been holding with leading South
ern men on the new plan for recon-
structiOn, and alluded 70 the last week
in these dispatches, ended hast night in
an agreement that a series of resolu-
tious, drawn up at the conference, in
favor Of suffrage, based on reading and
writing and property qualifications OF
two hundred and fifty dollars, should
be submitted for adoption TO the South
ern Legislatures, to pave the way Tor
the submission OF the question by the
President IN his message 10 the For
tieth Congress These resolutions were
sent 20 the Governors of the several
Southern States to-day, accompanied
by an advisory letter, stating that they
meet the Presidents approval. The
question OF amnesty does not appear
70 have been an essential feature OF the
proposed plan.
The Governor of North Carolina was
telegraphed to night to keep the Legis-
lature in session TO consider these pro
positions, and similar messages were
sent to the executives of Alabama,
Georgia and Mississippi Gov. Orr, OF
South Carolina, LEFT tonight TO submit
the new plan TO the Legislature of his
own State
Gen. George H Thomas Ieft for the
West tonight
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Appropriations by the state for Local
Purposes
Editors InteHieeneer

4@ALtOdS AStSCtSt tStsScftCG1
Though opposed as a general thing TO
enormous appropriations by the Legis-
lature for public improvements,
especially so at this time, when the
finances of the State make such a poor
showing; yet 1 think it is the better
part of wisdom, which practical expe-
rience will prove to be commendable
forethought and economy, for the Leg
itlature to make some small appropria-
tions for internal improvements, when
the case unquestionably demands it,
where in fact, the combined interest of
the citizens and State are equally con-
cerned, and where they in common own
valuable property, which must soon
become of no value Such a case we
now have in Hampshire county iudi-
Gated by House bill No. 36, asking an
appropriation of 5000 on behalf of the
State, to rebuild the wire suspension
bridge across the South Branch of the
Potomac, subject TO the provision that
the citizens are hHSt to furnish 5000.
This is almost an indispensable public
Improvement, the completion OF which
will be of fucaleulable benefit to the
! people in large section of QUIZ State.
Moreover, when This bridge Is erected
the moneEso expanded will be profit
able investment, both to the State and
stockholders, as the former net pro-
ceeds per annum were over $500, which
Is rate of Interest far beyond what the
State mas been receiving on her invest
ments.
Tine bridge when hrstb baIlt cost some
thing over seven thousand dollars, and
was built, TOO, under favorable circnm-
stances, when labor was from fifty to
seventy-fye cents per day, and other
things IN proportion; consequently, as
the towers, anchors and much Of the
wire are still on hand, with the excep-
! ton ofthe cables, in good condition, it
I Is evidently very good reason why,
and a strong inducement for the necss-
sary outlay asked for in the bill, and
{ though we do not put il forward as a
/ plea in behalf of our request, vet we do
I think that the people Of Hampshire
] county are justly entitled to some of the
I benefits zccruing from State apprupria-
lions for internal and other Improve
ments, which more favored localities
/ have had no dlmcufty in receiving or
scruples in accepting.
With the hope that the members of
the Legislature will give this matter the
[ favorable investigation and considera-
/ tion its merits so eminently deserve,
we viii for the present close.
Very truly, &c SAMUEL COOPER.
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PRESr1cE's FAREwKLL To y. P.
WnLIs--Prentice, in the Louisville
Journal, thus concludes notice of the
late poet of IdlewiId:
Farewell. Willis. As the Hebrew
girl by her loved river sits and listens
to its melancholy wall, mourning for
sIories long since faded, so sit We to-
night by thy fresh made grave and
mourn for one who WIS the magic mu-
stefan whose lightest strain stirred our
rugged nature and softened its stern
chords, until only harmony = son,
sweet, delicious harmony-hEledao our
soul. Willis, farewell! @
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incorporates 1885.
Whnalinn Gauincrs Institution
Franklin Insurance Company
DIRECTORS :


T. n. Logan, T. P. Shallcross J. 3. RHODES
Geo. Mendel, ]. H. Hobbs Saml. McC1el-
Ian, g. w. FranEheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin.
HNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and IN that time
done II sucCesSsfui business, Is slill prepGred
to take risks at fair rates on Buildings o4 al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
itshments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes ON the Western RiVeTs and Lakes.
THIS company offers superior Inducements
TO FaTmers, whereby they can bs insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents for
OF years at reduced rates.
This being home insJ tuition, with the lar
geSt capital and surplus OF any company in
in the State and composed OF some
ninety-1our stockholders, most nfwhom are
among our Dast business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF the
insurtng public, and solictts their patrOnHA.
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side of Monroe, between
Main and Market sis, Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF WheelihA
y. G. ARTHU UR, SecTetltTy-.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEI., Vice President. dalB
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Greenwood Cemetery.


CIITUATED On THE NATIONAL ROAD,
= Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready ioE
intermenfE, sale, and Improvement OF lots.
II contains s. acrEs OF land, and Is laid out
in the InoSt modern and improved style
can be easily reached st all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths Of the year by the Eempneid Rail
Rosd. II is perfectly secure and intended TO
be beau;ihed by every variety Of trees, shrub
beTy. public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fnun ta1ns, etc, TO make II equal 10 the hest
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision is also made for its en-
largeIneut, order and care in Perpetuity.
Persons dezirOus Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grOands with the SupeFinten-
dent who has plat. or secure them by call
ing al the ofhoe Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 70 make inlefments win
call on the Secretary 10 obtain permits there
for. -'a
Tickets Of admission TO IyothoideIE and
visitors viii be issn6d by the SECRETARY.
boAED OF DIREcToIkS--A- J. sweeney =
President; 4. c. BonhAIn, Secretary; j. s.
Rhodes, John @. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos.
Bell Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo Adams K. u.
Jordan, Z A. Hildreth, au8l-lyd
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TIE English papers are chronicIing
a superabundance of apples this year.
selling al three pence little more than
hye cents per bushel, and in many
orchards whole droves OF pigs NAV be
seen daily turned loose TO eat up the
frIIfr, - --------.- = ]. -
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S''nlaSa sinanHi crgsur.
HUEPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC Specifies.

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
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that mistakes cannot te made II using them;
harmless A. TO Be free from danger and 30 Ell vrt
70 Be always reliable. They have raised the highest
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a bright little girl, in playful anger,
caught hold Of an older sister, saying,
Vow I'll shake the sawdust out of
you," thinking the human species was
got up on the same basis as her doll.
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ausuraufr.
Home Insurance Company
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.

OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital sSOO,OOO.
PTeS'f !S-ety
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. H. HASLEY.
JAMES H. FERGUSON. General Agent
for West Va.
ofiiee, next door to N. m Bank.
fau2O-3m
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL 90 900.
President, GEORGE x. WHEAT,
Ptoe President, JAMES McCLUEEY.
DIRECToRs:
John f. Wilson, A. c. QuRrrier
Sam1 Harper, Jas. c. on,
George Adams, James AcJ'luney
T. +. Updegran, George X. WheHt.
Christian Smith.
7NHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
i ly OrganiZsd, is prepared to transact brIsa-
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mage. Rates 81 low rs any iTst-class, mpall y.
Once No % Monroe street, up Stain, next
door 10 First National Bank
mr22 JOHN BISHOP. Sea'y.
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"A weeping father who testified in
Louisville Court, last week, against his
son for forgery. confessed that he
had previously paid between SIS, 90
and Sl7, 900 of his forEeries.
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AT. Stewart recently gave So. .OOC
for Rosa Bonheur's Horse Fair. s., ,0OC
was the original price.
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Notels
Stanm House.

nHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
j informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened the 'Stamm House :"
No. 3 Water street The House Is new,
with an entire outfit of new furniture,
and Is complete in every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spare no
pains 10 render mis- guests comfortable, aud
hopes Iorecetve n liberal share OF patronage
Ample stabling, attended by \ careful and
attentive hostleT.
tauil-Sm uENRH STaNFNT
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BINGHAM HOUSE,

ELEVENTH q NAkhkT srS------
- PHILADELPHIA.
NyHIs NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
l. now open for the reception OF guests. II
has been nfted up IN = manner equal TO any
In the country. The iocAl ION being central
makes II a very desirable stopping place
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
CITY. The PaIloTs are spacious. and elegant
" furnished. The tables viii be supplied
with al the delcacies the market win af-
fond. and IL IS II e intention OF the Proprietor
TO keep in every respect a First Class Hotel
1erm-SS per day. -sl.s
1an7.2md CURLIS DAVIS. Proprietor.
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0LARKS PILLS FOR SALE BY oD.
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To GARAsc1ERE & Outpost, No. ai4, Rue
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SedeIRdrT and SilsdioIrs Occupations, GTies,
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and kIHblTT GSsiHg lhisoroers of the WHILE
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DELAMARREs Specific Pills
a pamphlet, containing full particulars,
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Price. 81 per Box or Six Boxes for S5.
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The Old Virginia LegisIafure-Propo
sItiOn to Publish the Laws OF the
: STATE I'm certain NeMspaPers-
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n GARASCIERE& & DUPONT, Phnramaos5-
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PARIS, May 5th, 1858.
GESTLENIES:-We have used the ''SPE-
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
Prom the south.

There is troubIe between the lAboring
whites and the freedmen in East Ten
nesseee, on account of the numbers OF
the latter coming in from the Sonth,
who underbid the whites for work.
Several terrible outrages have grown
out of this feud, and it is likely to have
a bad influence upon politics in that
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Fast RIDISG.-Last Saturday a native on horse
back was riding fUriously up Nuuanu streei-prob-
ably under the influence Of drink-wheu he ran into
the buggy of Mr.. james Holt, coming down. The
buggy was not injured, but the rider was thrown.
and the shaft Of the buggy entering the horses chest,
killed him. The fellow was arrested, and on Monday
morning fined 500 dollars by the Police Magistrate.
Our Magistrates stronghold" a. Mark Twain
would say, Is fast riding, and very properly he Is Sc
we're on offenders Of that sort.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE Precedent har been On . visit 10 h@stve, "
Masonic Temp,s-
:, "a. p.~lt.,,s.; ,.xtv
u.s. 1890 zas C.l.eraf
"a go s a.. paS-.r xIn,-
hO~ss'~e aSS"hPenAsu An'k'. ~ ",
1sf also aeeoiHissu4ss us pss' -.
TIE Efsa4a'bi p@aseo ehie"su - No.
TA. s'~Pf4-e n - -, ee.srx.d 90
.1~ ~H Iii lac kus,otS.
T SGN 9f DEMONSTRATIONS &c Nes
iNete sSt" 10 sPsS
OF" .ax.
TIE President "Ss received a. bvs'oA :!
IAFy escort 81 Long "ooa S..s'aS'- s~.
cat! Oshcsis w. az ssisndate" - N~so
The oosfsyf az ts' HATS u ts e''s ""N S'
ee!Couleu TIE President
The L = s:eAIosr Sseraase@ig Was t'iai.s stseA-
I'd Oh cOcononda NSafas All As'nss "'ts -
she Mas . screw sIOop-oi s4a, u 1sSs. t1DSp 49,
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CHICAGO. july s-The T-i5'us'S Omaha special
saws the Denver papers Of the 2tth 81 June report
that sherman telrCraphcd % Hancock On the 25th:
- We must eileen ont all the Indians between the
Platte and Arkansas. and then proceed In force
against N, hostile tribes beyond those rivers We
must not remain on the defensive, but follow and
stJs,k on si possible occasion.
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The Concert On MOSDAY EvESINC. - Madame
d'Ormy's concert was Il decided success. The dress
circle was well FLIED with d highly appreciative au-
dience Of ladies and gentlemen, and the applause wac
loud and frequent. All the selections were exceed
ingly well performed, but we will paIticularize sew
eral that elected marked commentator from good
musical critics, II whom there were quite u number
present. The Aria " from the Prophet Of Meyer
beer-a most difficult iece-wss finely rendered by
Maj. d'OTmy; u was the Earl King" by Herr
Standardization, whose manipulation IF the piano
showed a wonderful degree Of skin and talent. 1.-The
Last R0se Of Summer and " Bless me, Father, let
me 60" were given by Mad. d'Ormy with "a feeling
that carried the audience with her. But the gem Of
the evening was the Miserere aud Duet, from the
TrOyatore Of Verdi, by Mad. d'Ormy and Herr
Schraubstaiter. The deep religious feeling which
runs through the Miserere, when sung 80 fultlessly
as on Monday evening, bushes an audience to still
ness, and constitutes u musical feast not often En-
jOyed here. -
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4 Observation-Disclosures sdvertises in 70
DAYS paper York Hams" snd "Tarkey Red
Ham snd Turkey 10 g vel together.
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Legal AND OFFICIAL NoTICEs-Sherman Peck and
J. ". Austin, executors of the last viii and tesla
ment Of George Wood, late Of Honolulu, deceased,
give the usual notice 10 debtors and creditors Of the
estate 10 settle. The Minister Of the Int
rior has licensed the Rev. 7. T. Thurston TO per-
form the marriage ceremony. Mr.. : G. Wilder
has been appointed a Commissioner Of Private Ways
and Water Privileges for the District Of Koolaupoko,
Oahu. Mr.. Halepa Makaona has been appoint
ei an agent to grant marriage licenses in the Dis
trict Of Hama, Maui.
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TIE BORER-From Hanalei, Kauai, we learn that
the destructive worm, known as the cane-bOrer, tas
been making sad havoc on the plantation al tina;
place. 4 patch OF three acres has been utterly rum
ed, and the evil is spreading. The worm enters the
cane near the root, and proceeding upwards eats out
the entire juicy part Of the cane, leaving the empty
rind. The horer first made its appearance at La
haina, and was taken 70 Kauai in seed cane. The
worm comes from an egg laid III the ground hy a fly
or moth. No remedy has as yet been discovered for
.bss DaS. "
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4 NEw CLUB-We understand that a club, 10 be
called . The Union, i about being organized in this
city, a. soon as "a suitable room can be found. II i
proposed 10 have the rooms supplied with the latest
newspapers, books and periodicals., and q billiard
table for those fond Of that interesting game. The
idea Is an excellent one, and il carried out. many viii
lie induced to spend their evenings there in rational
recreation and social intercourse who might other
wise be tempted TO spend their time in dissipation, or
in places where the facilities for dissipation abound.
We understand that several Of the foreign officials
have signihei their intention to assis; in the estab-
lishmeni Of the club.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-27

Los OF The S,CRNNENTo-in our recerr ex-
changes we notice the announcement Of the los Of
the L. : Steamer SGcra mento, CsPt Napoleon Cob
Tns. of Madras, AT hands saved. The SocraRsHt0
was OF the same class IS she LaoNG'0aNHG, ana wss
70 have visited Honolulu after leaving China