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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly BY
COLE g. BRYAN, GRocERS.

FLouR-ln good demand Extra sl1;
Family $l3 so; Fancy Sl4 so
GRNs-WhcOt prime go 95@2 co.
Oats 4Oc; Corn rs,
PROvisIoSs--ShOullers collie; plain
hams lac; sugar cured lsc; sides
lac; dried beef 95@3p cents.
APpLEs--dried 50 SOFAS per bush.
PoTAroEs. 81 60 per bush.
LARD-Good supply l2lc@ l5c
Butter le0l5c,, and plenty.
EoGs--ln good demand at l2lOl5c.
BEASs-S2@2 so pr bush. Retail 4@5
per pound
COFFEE 5000 for green. Drowned
So cts,
SuaAR--Hnvnnuo, lac; Cuba l5c;
N, o. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Co1ae sugar, l8@1o c.
MoLAssEs--Sorghum 4506Oc per gal
N, .. 81 10. Syrup 81 e5
SODA i29c for American; and l5c
for New Castle.
STARCH -io@i2c.
Ffss-New maekeral BY the kit Sc 90
asa 90; quarter Dbl, soar.
SALT-Barrel SO 00O3 25.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CapitaIa............SG 80 900.
pIREcrORa:


T. II Logan, T 2. Shallcross, J. s. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, j, II. Hobbs, Samuel McClel
Ian, g W. FranEhelm, Jas N. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and in that time
done a successful business, is still prepared to
take risks at fairrates ON buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats and Cargoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
dwellings, furniture, barns, and contents, for
or years az reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company in
the State aud composed Of some ninety-four
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself to the
favorable consideration Of the insuring public,
and solieits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary
Office 90 Monroe street.
N. O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
sANL MCCLELLAN. President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
y, ". COEN, Special Agent.
GEO MARTIN, Agent, Poiut Pleasant,
W Va. June 2O-ly.
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NEWsPAPERs,

Some men have very singular ideas
about newspapers. Prominent among
the heretical notiOus exlant is ;hstuews-
papers are a kind Of sslf-susiaining in
stitution and editors SO etherealized ia
their physical constitution that Ihey
thrive and prosper on nothing more
substantial than water and air. Great
philoso piers there are, somewhat on the
Diogenes orlsr, who deeply impress you
by energotically Shaping their hands On
well-flled wallets where divers green,
backs ropose safe from all intrusion,
and eloquently exclaimiug, "gentlsmeu,
the County paper must be supported
and the Union cause thus vindicated."
This is as far as their philosophy goes.
Their teaching is excellent, bat their
practice mot quito so much So" They
remind one of The wisdom of the sages
spoken Of ID Hu libras;
"some philosophers of late here
Write men have four legs by nature,
And that It's custom makes them so
Enormously upon but two"
We are in favor of reform in this re-
,specs. Editors all favor the two-legged
principle of loc,motiOu, and in order thai
the doctrine may not get into disrepute,
we 60 10 for subscribe" "holiing up
the hands" Of be journalists, and there.
by strengthening the legs.
Journalists are necessarily practical IN
their official duties. They are the uli!.
torians of the day. The latest smash
up on the Pigtail Rairoad-the latest
strike of "ile" in Spoon HOllow-Ihe
large outpouring Of the masses to hear
the Hou. Andrew Scallawag and the
consequent demolition Of the opposition
Motuls-alI this must be attended 10
with circumspection, puncIuallty and
appropriateness, rs must mount him
self on the outer walls and when he des-
cries any unusual commotiou among the
Lillipu,ians must "wiud his mellow
horn and proclaim the tidings to the
people.
Being rather under the impression
dat some of our readers may not con-
slider this article altogether practical and
appropriate, we would say rha, little
sweetness may be extracted from The
nutshell in the form Of the following
Moral: pay your subscription to the
Register,
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A HoosHEAD of tobacco was acct.
dentally started on the bank Of the riv-
er near Charleston, West Virginia, last
Saturday, and in its progress knocked
down and rolled over the mate of the
steamer in which It was about to be
SHIPPED. All who saw tho accident ex'
pec,ed to find the man crushed to a
Iifeles, mass, but he was only smashed
into the mud, from which he arose ia
time to shout orders to 'cntoh that hogs
head"
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBERS!
-0UR TERAs TO SUBSCRIPTION CLUB,l i!
I'VE this week take pleasure in an.
uouueing to our readers, that We have
concluded 10 offer the following liberal
inducement. TO those scading US clubs
Of subscription;
l. To tue man who sends US $500 TO
pay for his paper in advance, one photo
graph Of himself, the said picture to be
Immediately forwarded to Barnum with
a full biography of the hero annexed.
2. To the aan who settles up his old
bill OF two years standing, alter having
received not less lhOn sixteen duns, a
photograph of ourselves Immediately
after receip. Of the $500. We won't
promise this picture to look natural-but
i! will look expressive.
5. To the young lady who sends US a
list Olive new subscribers-.essh with the
names-we will furnish a husband
or We will ma ry her ourselves, provided
she is willing, handsome, Radical aud
loving or, which will probably suit her
better, present her with the veyy latest
s,yle Of new bonnet.
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HAEvEsr.-Our farmers during the
past week have been busiIy engaged in
gathering their wheat crops. We are
told that the grain is of an excellent
quality, aud that some fields viii yield
on an average from 80 to 40 bushels
to theacre, The crop in this county
will be much larger than for several
years past.
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THs BkRRY SEASON There is every
indication of a splendid crop Of black.
berries aud rsspberries this season. The
bushes are very full and upeniug, and
we may expect soon to see them of'rsd
for sale in our market. There is no
more wholesome or psatabIe dish for
winter ,han black berries, when proper.
" canned, anil used as nearly as posi-
bic in their natural state.
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Nav ARRIVAL, We notice that there
has been an arrival Of new goods at the
"chenp cash store" of Smith Il Polsley.
They sell their goods at very low figures
aud we can confidently recommend their
establishment to our readers.
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RAILROAD MEeuNG.-Tbe Pomeroy
Telegraph oflost week says that at a
meeting of the citizens Of Pomeroy and
vicinity on the subject of the building
Of a railroad connecting Norfolk. yir.
ginia, with The Ohio River. at the mouth
OF the Great Ksnawha River. H, H,
swallow. j. S. King and S W. Po,ne
roy, were appointed delegates to attend
the meeting at White Sulphur Springs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

SHEEP KrLLED.-Wo understand that
Mr.. Thoms Lewis had about fifty sheep
killed by dogs, one night last week. =
The sheep were valued at about two
hundred dollars.
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PERMANENTLY LocArED.-We under
and that Mr.. GU. Hantscke, has con-
cluded to bring bis family here from
Erie, Pa, aud permanently locate in Pt.
Pleasant. He is a matchmaker aud
repairer Of jewelry, watches, clocks,
&C., and is now engaged in this
business IN Ourplace. All who patron
ize him may rely upon having their
work done in.good style and at low rates
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

THE sroRx.-on Monday evening
last quite a severe Storm passed over
this place. No serious damage was
done 10 town, but we learn that in the
country the orchards and wheat fields
suffered terribly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Coon TEMPLARs,-Rav. A. B. Rohr.
brougb, G. W. @, T. of the Order Of
Good Tcmpars in this State will visit
the lodge in Point P lsssant uext Satur-
day evening, for the purpose of cen
ferting degrees on the members.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

FEsTIvAL--Our readers will not for:
get the Festival to.uigh! Thursday 10
be given by the Good TemplaY of this
place at Smith h Martins new Hall. 1t
promises to be well paHonized.
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PmcGs CoMNs DowS.-Wo are glad
to learn that the price Of every article Of
nriuo necessity is coming down. Flour
!, tumbling very rapidly, and when the
now crop Of wheat COM" into market
wa cxpoc. to 500 -four selling at from
SO to SO per barrel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

BA'E BALL--The Gallipolis and Point
Pleasant Base Ball Club meet on the
grounds Of the latter this Thursday
afternoon to engsgein playing a match
game. A large crowd will doubtless
be 10 attendance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

SADDLE AND HARNESS SaoP,-We di
rect the especial attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of Mr.. T. ].
Hampton in this issue Of our paper. He
keeps constantly on hand large assOrt'
ment of goods in his line.-o his own
manufacture, which he offers for sale as
che p as they can he bought in any 9th
er market, Mr.. H. is a thorough master
Of his trade, and we are satisfied will
give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
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New Goops.-Mr, B. Gilmore has
just received new lot of goods, such as
dry.gOods, Competing, groceries, hard
ware, glass and stone fruit jars, DC. He
is selling calicoes as low as 1T cents
ner ward
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

THr MMLs.-The mails have arrived
very iregalarly during the past few days,
No fault is to be attributed to the Post.
master at this place for this incgulari-
ty. It seems that the contract of the
Mail Agen, carrying the mail between
heta and Gallipoiis expired las: Salur-
doy, and the new agent has not yet Civ.
en- bond, and is consequently incapable
Of performing his duties. This is what
we have Iearned. We hope the evil
will sooa be rsmsdied.
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Examination Notice,

EXAMINATIONS for Teachers of Free
IL SchOoli, for Mason county, will be held
at the School House in Point Pleasant, on the
THIRD SATURDAY Of each month. from
10 A. NJ. to | o'clock P NJ. Private examin.
atoms will not be granted, in any case.
D. G, FORBES, County Supt,
June 7th. 1866 ".
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We are under obligations TO Hon. p.
G Van Wrinkle .or valuable public doc.
pments.
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PrOpFiet0rs.

THIS Mill Aas been re.ftted and re.
nodded in the best possible manner, and We
are now prepared to furnish the very best quail.
i;y Of -four to all. at lower rates than it can be
purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to Custom Grind
ing, both in wheat and corn.
The highest market price paid for Wheat at
all times, Farmers having such crops 10 dis
pose of will do well to give US a cali
September 90 l565-tf
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
NOTEMBER 90.
Sew- ot the Morning.

Hs Majesty tie King returned from MoIokai in the
Royal Yacht Esssiis, on welHe-iay morning. and
We rerei-ei With the Customary salute. He i in his
usual god health
The Murray h1d enc a the long passaEes usual At
tbs -sa-0u. when the trade ~inis are scattered % tie
fur poinis q tie compass. Oa N5niay morning.
Cay.. Bennett ~ ia the MolOkai Channel, saw the
telegraph psl-. AMI ought 10 have teen siznllizel
bat h.. hark dnf5ei back arOuHi Coca He'd zEl *
m1ineI cut III Wednesday.
On Tu@iay, learning tha; the mail packet d.. c.
Murray 49, Of Coco Heal, Capt Reynolds u the
LaeEgurgsaa, At the request Of several merchants,
despatched = boa; 20 her but owing % the distance
she was from port, il failed % reach the bark and
returned IN tie evenins.
The weather has been quite win;ry the last few
days. On weineSl.y. the wind blew fresh and
strong frOn the North. but during tie night, aheavy
hank u elOuis in the west and sharp lightning
indicated . gathering storm, which reached Us early
on Thurl.y morning and gave eopious rains. On
ThurSIay tire wind was fresh from the West, veering
On Fniay to the Syuth- On nurslay night the
tbermon-trr fell to - the lowest it has been this
season.
November 18th was one Of the willes; and moist
est hoIiIays ever witnessed in this eisy. The fa6H on
fist riding WIS removed, as i customary on holi-
t4s1s - &c G'GA-[+ rNDFA gwen NE ~ AtNH
les and furious racing through the streets, in many
instances the NATIVES being unler the influence Of
liquor. Hundreds q tEsAing mishaps occurred. such
a. falling from horse. OF being run over or into, all
aeeiaszfsI q eOur-e. When the rain besan to fall in
the afternoon, Il Wzs seOmical sight % stand az the
Commercial Hotel corner, for instance, and witness
the L0-gs slipping down, and Portly men and WI
hines rolling II into the rad. jumping up on their
feet, AMI rsns5unting, a. II nothing had happened.
Ia the evening. al Vas quiet again a. \ funeral. the
erOwdb being pretty vel ussi up, ani the s0re-heads"
decidedly unieT the weather.
The EIaESs appears 90 have given much s~ati-fIc-
ton On her trip 10 Hawaii, her freight and passenger
lit amounting o. over one thousand d0Ilars-iOable
the current expenses II run economically, she
viii pay vel, AMI eOntinge o. b. what she aiEays
has been, . very great public accommodation
We box Or the steamer Iisi0 on Welnesity
morning next. tho 9th Il ecemhe She ought %
bring the New York malls q Oct. - and Nov. ], but
rs the EaiIs BY her thus ar have come very iuegu-
larry. there i no certainty - 10 what she viii bring.
Letters sent by the Ifsho. which leaves on the 10Th
q December. Will probably reach san Francisco and
New York sooner than ~ any vessel leaving before.
The CmSSTIcLEEE le.ves today for Hil0- Aner
remaining iheFS Dor four days, she will return %
this port, AMI sail Er Victoria about December 18th.
An Interesting Communication from our Paris
anil another from the President Of the
Agricultural Soeiety. are deferred for want Of space
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ComME2CIAL


NogEHBER -. Iss-
Tia sarS %. c. Marry arase4 "a ta- 27th, afes = bag
r...rr~ a q 4ays kasinx hss tErsc d4Ts with.a sEht q IT,
...a Ths ssamsrcaag s<~. y ksr = Gssrzbs1- S-gars
80 .un~shaf gna~r. ani q sas th1ugAt tAsrc wsf bs a.
.s,.ne- m as-- fan klntG =ak- q No I we're nal 80
IA rae 4, d.rk o. rrufiaa. si1ILcf daft II bag, 53c
RE- .hsx-f an spSard tend-ncy- Va ! Cha sd az
-le-l~. and Hs~afan a. TO- III. |. an zrticc q WHOA
,-r s-re.srfrsf- eznnnt s-~ose - mseh attsuti1n- Hawai-
,u rr- .-.nds fany sqai % m b-s Csrolfaa- aad rroaasiy I'll
.,~.x. e-amasd a. hsa a pre-. q car, i tak>n ., PrfHes
,,fv - - > sud s-nd Il - aarsst u - ert--- TacT- : 10
.r.f. TAFT an pay BITTER O eaifivat- tAan ro-- Five mNon
..-,.a- may ~ zrpwn her a. easily a. os Hi,ssa-maf =,
stns Sc "a 10 in Sufficient abusi4aes-
sb.us r-mahs~d az alDgf hst gc-sioC. Ta1Sf1ns-S7 ~Es
y "a ~. Considerable shipm-nts sfH eanuaus . b n@i@
O. Esnsysan ports-
oar. Al sal - W. nslss thst . me fta- tmp1rtsfans
n mi. article fra. CaHhnia arr vey nEfsf, coutainiug 90
maea cse.i-. B-sza, asast4sa sna ether Erc<a adic~- mised
win tLsm A. D. rsDt-r N aafs parry worthless Sr har~ sef-
aaL-s sasr6ly pieEsl over n burr, ~ith shieh So 1t
ar Sid are really ai4rogs O. hor~--
Pztn. q hz, prcvioa- GultatHgn--
whaler. h@i b-gua . arrive a, IA Fnnei-c' fra III
..rtle. Oa the ga q Nos-mb-r IN fizWinz Err- ia part
,h-rrs Fqs-y. 40 bb-F Hgsspcsssrtts q ~ b. 100
los. Harmon, 500 bbl.s RSseas. 80 bb.-
cotf hat EB~n 70 10! GA ts 81
Sperm oil IN New YosE q - Whae 7Sasoc-
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NJ. r Radau,

VoLIrroSI ILLUSTRATED BIT WHAING--M- X kadau'
in an article on the q~uickness Of volition hkens the
body Of an animsl TO a telegraph network, along
which messages are continually passing TO and fro
For instance, he says, when Il whale is harpooned,
the nerve affected instantly telegrsphs TO the crea-
lures brain, Hsrpoon in tall Upon which the
brain telegraphs back, Jerk tail and upset boat"
But as these communications occupy according to Nj.
Radsu's calculations, a couple Of seconds, there Is
time for the men in the boat 10 get out Of the way OF
the tail before it begins to lash the water With the
use of Pierce's new gun, the whales telegraph appa-
ratus is not of much service, for the animal Is
killed snd in tow before he has a chance to think
what to do. -
The A. b. c. +. M--The annual meeting of the
American Board of Foreign Missions was held in
Buffalo, y. V, September Goth. The income for the
yesr was S437 ,SS4.T7, and at its close the society
was in debt S4,432.34. Seven foreign missionaries
were reported as having died during the year, and
there had been twenty-four new ones sent out. The
society appears to be in as active and efficient condi-
ton as at any former period
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. l..
ARR

ov. 2J-Srmr Knaaea, Naegrtgr r. from winiwarI Ports
&3-Nm sh barb Mar-ngD. Little, from Hha
2t-Sehr N-tte NrrrIL. kiEney, frum kaaaL
2t--chr Ann, RabracS. hrgt Hawaii
2S--vhr NalnLs Rathbun from Hawaii
2s-Am WI bk James Allen. Fierce. fpm lilo.
@s-tm Nh bk Lydia. Hathaway. frum Hhr.
G-Am b -. a. Murray. Bcunett, II days from Saa
Franctac1.
s7-Tfax ship Ialsni, Green. 100 DAYS from BJ.tgn-
=--ehr kanail~. Asttms. fruu1 NooSaL
27-SChr hetise. fun4 Hawaii
g7-Schr Frncr. IfstfsL r. m Kauai
1--chr MARY. Mia. from ksuai
Tam WI ship He-culc~, Hp~iand. from HID, -ith
200 bots -. $50 bbts Wh. and 500 lL- brn--
e--yhr Nstte. Iehuscu. frulu kautL.
e--yhr Mona faekrt. Narchaut. frum Hawaii
%-S-hr Ntntl hawai-, Nrtlur, from Maui
gS-sshr Lifir. Gum Hawaii
&S-sshr MARY Eliza. West. acm Nagi-
9-Am vi ship Ocean, nafber, from Hawai-. with cOJ
hbls sh. gsO0 ~ bauc.
D--rhr NtritLs. Bcril. from Hawaii
&J-s3 a r-rchgFspbcd. ststmsr kiGgra-
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~eoMMgRcI4L ITEMs.

Flour l. as q barr-I IN Ba-tos, aaI all the nsses-aris- % re
hirh.
a ChisaeB woman IA. married one Of a. Japanese troupe
that lately p@rfsrnsd Ia that city.
There arr of Nova scotia comprises E,Se0,&37 acres Th-
popatfisa 10 estimauel az Js0Ss0
Wfxx-Op. hoa-y IN New Nork Last year sill Cal91rua
winss 10 the annunt of ss5000o.
The Ptriae aSd Atlantic Telegraph Company divides q per
cent quarterly.
The New Orleans Bee e~timat--. frum fullest pa--ibte insrm-
atana received. that. ~ compared with last years crop. ts-re
VII b ad"ubss saxg crop ta Louisiana THIS -ea-on, or 500"
horsheatsA
FssSeE--T8 show o. What extent The stagnafJou % bu-iness
ms reached In France. "a may D. m-nfbousd that in the hrst
i've npstis ID hist year the eSps rtstasns we're Be l-4S-v00oO
frtnss, While hr th- sane PsFtsi this year they amount %
l-10eoDcO. In 1864 the hmportatbous i.tsO-0c0.Oo0. IN l-6s-
lyA2Ososu0i 81 that Interpretation has DECREASED BY @O.VoJ-
go. AMI Tie importation has Increased IE-Voo-Oo0- The IN
ervs-> IN tmportaton- . represented BY y3,Cco,Oo0 be articles
e. enn-umptnn. t4-Oo0.Oo0 Gr raw materials. and 100000 br
ether r@d-. The sxp-rtstnn q sir. wool. linen. cotton. hif.-,
artificial rowers, furniture, paper, bSoNs, gas-, perfuaeTy, etc,
hs dtniai-ltsL-
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LocAL ~coMMERcIIL-

AHhsuxa ne weather th- pat week has ben ealm asi I'M
favorable, car marine r-c,rd rsports several srrivii q WAalsT-,
aaI a art.r ssmber basiag port fr hom- AMI water cruises.
III snip folIAf arrived IN the 9Th, lGt day. fra B-tsn,
e.u.srp-d D. Ne.-r.. O.. Brewer 4 90, and bringing a arze
amI d~siable earz0 - staple Hzsis, rport-t brow, whirh,
taE.xh nfh-r hts IN th- -a-oa, VIII D. IN cd demsnA- 81
lad. oil &c New B.dfrL ant vii prbsby hnd . fan carz1
Capt. Green nEmI. a. that IN al hs Soyaging around Cap
Horn. ne IA. nevsr encountered - bad weather as On the pr--
snt "trip oat. u. va - day. Cutting nssai thu IIorn- during
which H. was driven ahna.t % The AnIartsc Crcis, AMI ohru
aaabs % Keep AZ any canvass Thz gsi old ship has proved
hsr.eif q. staaneh sna .truag ~ whrn she Sa- knswn - TIE
Raaaga-
TA@ bark ~. &. M4rrag, - days h1nt Stn Fntnrhsco, brin1s
a snail earz8 and q pa-srnggr., cunst<D~I - Nrs-r. wais-E
= Allen. she bad baek - -4a FHaesea, sh-as about h.
tota pr0siaso.
TAs American eHppcr -hp Hrgaods, CLARK. i0ss taa. r-E-
i.r-r. has bs-n Chartered O. lad 90 at tbs port. a@i would
l-ave s1a Fr4nsi.es Nov. l. ~ vii - Altogether To ate
will tsks an hat msy orr ~ .h- : - days out, -h- may
b. sspseted to-day. 90 with the art fhr vine
On Friday % last week. NE. A. p. Adam. he'll a hrxs sale
of .tsplr r-i.. The prices, tAough hw, tnsasat- th- stan -
tbs nrarkst. We qaots s~ q tls aE4rr- ebtla-d "a sesstit
0fso days
Candirs. tsGs-. f)1s - y n.
Card Matthias. stHpOs " fr-s.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-30

OUTEtGE-A brutal outrage wa perpetratsi on
Tuesday night % last week. upon a valuable dny-
horse b~elonsing to {. 2. wAri, Esq. The horse was
stolen from the stable in the night, and when found
the next morning ~ome distance of, vas unable 20
move. He hal been stabbel IN the side with some
sharp instrument. the ham of his hind Leg cut AMI
other injuries sustained in the joints Of his legs. The
horse died on saturday Of lOek-JTw. Mr.. Ward has
offered two hundred dollars for the detection Of the
perTetrat0r Of the outrage, and we hope he may
succeed In finding
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-30
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