davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-14

~ aa Wa - Aa.AAHNAMf
"Ts bow and sue for grace
with supplisnt knee, and defy his power
Who from the terror Of this arm SO late
Duuuted his emuue that were low indeed,
That were az lguOmlny and shame beneath
This downfall
j. that not what it would be to aban.
don our principles as obsolete after a sin
gle defeat? w know that those who
advise the people to engage in the worl
Of reconstruction. are, for the most part
resolute and brave men, who never fal
tered on the bloody field, and whom nc
bride or tempting prize Of reward could
lure to b-aseness; but will the world
posterity and history accept our presen.
judgment as true, or will they not rathel
uncharitsbly say?-
" There are no tricks in plain and simple faith
But hollow men, ike horses hot al hand,
Make gallant show and promise Of their met
But when they should endure the bloody spun
They fan their crests, and like d~eceitful jades
Sink Ia the trial"
It will be no djscredit to a soldier likt
General L-oNGsTREET to confess himsel
to have fallen into an error. TURENNI
said, that the General-in-C Chief who ha
not made mistakes, has not made wal
and nothing is more common than for al
honest soldier to stumble in his first at
tempts to expound the principles OF Law
or political metaphysics.
What would have become Of the Roy
slist cause in England, after CROMWELL
had become Lord Protector or Of that o
liberty in the Netherlands after ALvl
became Vieeroy or OF Napoleonie idea
in France, after the allied armie.
brought back the Bourbons, and the Cos
sacks fed their horses in the Place Ven.
dome; or Of any other cause that I'VE
seemed lost, and yet was dear to those
who had bled for it, if the losers in the
struggle, vanQuished and overwhelmed.
had yielded 70 despair or considerations
Of present safety and immunity, and
done what General LONGsTREET advises
the people Of the South to do?
The cause Of the South is not lost
not even if its people should follow that
advice. No cause is lost that has justice
on its side, and the conviction of that
justice deep in the hearts Of the people
to whom It's. defeat only makes it the
more dear. Whenever the Victor is I'M
generous and unjust, +" it is vain,n in the
words OF Mr.. WEHsTER, "ior power 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-14

Published BY order OF the Lodge
He YANcES, see'y ?. T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-14
MeMAWON "a OTIS.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
is WHITE M. d ". T. IRWIN. N. D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-14

Special Notice.

I FIND in yesterdays Appeal a statement
i from Mr.. n. Z. Sneed, Dentist, OF Savannah,
20 tue effect that DR.. Sueed had bought my
Office, furniture. etc, and thasI would vaeafe
On the ist or August
In justice to myself and friends, i beg to state
that 30 SUCH TRANsACTION DR.
AND MYSELF HAS BEEN EFFECTED.
+. W. sRkEY, D. U.S.
Aemphis, Monday, July $, 1907. Jy91w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07

= Our Little DAILT BCLLETIS has met with
with very pleasant reception from the Puhlic.
indeed more than we had any reson 70 look
FOR. Ii came before The public entirely unher-
aided. with Mt even : pr0eIeetu-, and IN every
eide we find ~,l-- ready u welcome II.
We only intend IL % tea temporary publication
u -rve The Purp1- 4 enlishtening the public
on the daily Proc~dnE- e the legislature.
which are viewed with ;he most lively interest by
cur r-iicnt-.
When II i known that a majority 4 the MEM
ber- Of tie legislature look with di-trusJ on
the treaty. and may De induced u vote It down,
If IL ear be done under any reasonable preiex5,
the neee--iJy 0ftJins something more than sim
Ely 10 lDok on. % actively urging the merits Of
tie treaty AM eD1ayOring u secure IT, passage,
VIII be --en w al. Foreigners, with few excep-
lions. have made Up their minds in favor Of the
treaty. but the natives look with much curiosity
on il, and until they know just what it Is, viii
ypte yery tinidly-
The treaty = now before the public. and it
val b Rad. no doubt. BY al. In iiself there i
nothing that can - found fault with, except with
-uch - would defeat it altogether. Those who
have stuii-d IL most, and investigated it, pro
hable Operation. believe IL i al that can be
sought ~ obtained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
The T<ing'- speech.

Thee wbo heard and all who have read thi-
adire-s must admit that it l. uneguiyOcally in
favor Of the Reciprocity Treaty. Iii- Majesty
say- he has called together the Legislature 10 ap
prove il, and 10 provide ways and heans - sup
Ily Whatever deficiency il may create: that be
has examined it, pr,yi-iJns and believe it will
benefit all elI--es; and that any measures Of
taxation should not DC famel - OIerate on any
one cl4-- but On all alike.
He views will be flyorably resolved by all,
aud If adopted by the legislature. must ensure
the success Of tie C,nyeutiJn, 20 far Is any
action ON the part Of THE government can cause
it u succeed. No one can BE- more thoroughly
c5nyer-ant with tie de;ail- u the treaty than the
King. and it would APPEAR To be tie duty Of the
Individual members Or tie L-gisla;ure-whether
MOBILES or Representatives, ~ acoede 10 his
view. and Hatiiy the measure.
The subject Of P~rOyiling WAYS and means -
increase tire revenue Il tine kingdom must create
debate. as there will be diversity Of Cpin-
ions on IL. bat even thee NAV be -Jmewhat
simplihei on learning the plans which have
been p=OID-ei by the administration. and which
will Dc brought before the Assembly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
United tarc- Mail steamers.

On Thursday, September 9th, the pioneer
mail steamer MoSTANA, OF the newly subsidized
line between san Francisco and Honolulu, left
her DICK at the former port. The ~long-wi-hed
for event has thus been inaugurated, and
under The auspices Of n nation which las always
proved her-elf the warmest friend and the beet
ally which Hawaii has ever had-a nation which
las spent millions 70 educate and ciyilize our
aboriginal race, and whose citizens are more
elo-ey connected in trade. commercial relations
and social ties with it than any other. IL il
proper that that nation should now Voluntarily
bridge the ocean space between Us with a line
Of noble steamers, and invite u into still closer
alliance by 4 friendly and generous treaty.
The two steamships, which have been detailed
for this service are the Montana and HahO. and
IN all probability, should the trade between tile
two countries warrant u -cmi-InOnthly line, a
third boat will be put on. By the adycr-
;i-eHent of the Company, it will be sccn that
Mr.. X. FnEEsTEiS has been appointed agent ut
this port. This appears TO indicate that the
steamship and refinery interests are allied, and
are destined 20 insure permanently aud add
strength To each other, and thus prove Of adyan-
tagc % the and agriculture Of the
group.
Inc EaIc, ol IAs-d-c anu Eci-ht n luDIlahcl
are more reasonable than were generally antici-
Iatei. vt the-e rates, the bulk Of the travel
will be secured, and probably after a short time
a large portion Of the freight. We have always
cOn;ended that the speed and certainty which
steam in-urc- will do more for any COUNTRY than
anything el-e. In thee days, it l. the merchant
who does a quick trade, who can afford 10 sell ut
small profits. ~ with the planter and farmer.
Those who make quick and sure salcS. even at
email profits, are the once who will prosper, aud
in the end ~Outstrip all others. LIT u then hail
the advent Of steam ~ a national blessing.
The Montana will be due here on the evening
of the 10th or morning of the 18th. and j. adj
verti-ed TO leave again for san FHnci-cD ON the
18th. The mails sent by her will reach san
Fran .i-cO on or about October 9Th, which j. ear
lier Jhan any veed nOw IN pOIt will probably
arrive there.
If two steamers are % be employed. one might
leave each port every twenty day., say ON the
9TH and 9th of one month. and 18th of the fol
lowing month, and -till have ample time in port
To- discharge and take in cargo. In this case. Con-
gre-- will undoubtedly consent u an increase of
the subsidy. At least To correspond with the ser
vice performed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER :
News OF the Morning.

Hts MsSE-TY ha- spen; the pas, week a; the palace.
and takes ma@h interest in the deliberations u the
Legislative Assembly On the Reciprocity Treaty. On
MonIay At the opening % the legislature. he sP-
peared in he usual health
The past week has been fall % exciiement-a per-
feet contrast - the tSo months preceding. On sun
day, Monily AMI Tue-lay there were six arrivals
from foreign ports, including two whalers from tie
Arctic, AMI fur merchant vessels with full earsDe-.
These arrivals, with the opening Of Parliament and
discussions on the treaty have given ample subjects
for discussion
The new from the whalin. feet, reserved On sun
day, AMI publshsi entire to-day. j. full Il promise
for a successful whaling season. The feet up to the
miIdIe 81 July hal averaged fully 500 barrels, with
At least two months more for whaling.
The news by the last mail possesses no special in
teresi. In Europe political affairs are quiet AMI the
enOrt- Of sensa;iOnists 10 create a war fever 10 not as
yet amount u anything
The reform ball has become a law pretty much as
the commons passSI il. Some important amend
ments mzsIe ~ the LOris we're rejected BY the Com
nslns. AMI the act i now a law. In the event Of an
election for n new Parliament. il Will change tie
character u that ba,Iy very materially.
In America the contest between the President and
the Congressional Or Radical party has taken a new
turn anil resulted in the suspension % the Secretary
81 War, Edward VI Stanton anil Judge Advocate
Holt, NhO were altogether too radical % harmonic
with the President What the effect Of these breaches
will lie remains % be seen
AT eyes have BEEN tunnel during the past week TO
the Legislature. The opening speech q the King
sItisfed every one a. 90 the royal views On the Reel
procity Treaty. The proceedings q the Assembly,
Published today Will show that the Minister 81 For
eign Afftirs anil the Attorney-Geneu are equally
committed 10 its support Indeed, We cannot so
how any man 81 common sense can opPo-e the meas
ure. or even hesitate about IT. adoption. The more
it Is investigated, the more reasons appear in it,
favor.
The speeches 81 Mr. Varigny on wednesday and
Mr.. Phillips On uhursIay viii lie reDd with interest,
and will rather surprise the community, n neither Of
these gentlemen were believed % lie really 10 support
the treaty - cordially. That u the Minister Of For
eign Affairs shows that the presen; efforts to obtain
reciprocity are no new thing, that each Of the Sove-
reigus. Kamehaneha 3, :, and 5 have made special
attempts before the present one. And further, these
aiIresses must show to all foreign representatives
that the measure l. one that will tend more than any
thing else to ensure the peace and permanency Il
this kingiom. Defeat il, and our sovereignty will
remain a mere shadow.
Up o. this writing we Sc nothing 20 forbid the
hope that the treaty Will be approved by the Leg
stature early next week, or as soon as 4 vote
may he enll-L There nrc n few 81 the members
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
First Ncw, from The Arctic Ocean.

II 49, hrs Frsu.saf CT . Key. arrived -1-r-
s~rt-ly 1- -4lcay lst -Etl.T 3. ~ c.g. sa o. As-Le
o-zz, .ra I=@ 1lr-s ca ed zfs4 l- rl 1z- -
.da@s q - rT-f t-a4 t- @-f ar-rz o. - safy =
-s-1fg r-- Re- -t l11 l1-li -. Hl---- -a- IT,
F.fs-f 40 @ s-y eE - 'r= fr.u f=---1eaaz r.
a-r.ab1 90 g. Arecc-
o. Narllg- t- 1rE fffsses-. H.Ey. aur- fsH, ta.-r
- 1879 - 81 49, Zps - & 1- r. L-f 49,
~hHl CzgL go u-as -r l-E- co. H. .r-9-- Eva
80 &rf-. 49, Lrzx t[- s.zy esE az La-r-, 49, =
4f.~ a4ay sa~ f0y Isr-- r. = -a-la=z ls-a8
en-
IT, .ag C~anzrsss. C--tg, - ~ E-lfrL. - --s-l-
~ c. Hay ~ >ral~ satr-sez-f, al 49, 4iaZ.-1-L
-~s-rsl v---- ~-- "a szat az t- im-- AZ - t4rr-. -
-~rn ~ N-f~ -.Es1 a1 49, 81 >ar4 ~ s4.nl... w-
ave - r-Sr q a. area .zea 49, ss-a - z-ry
GS
~ lz@rt CAT E-g'. fEfgz GIr
Report 81 ship sp 80 JsIy I5th. 1861. for
the d. tsasss-refa al Ad,.rGs~r."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07

E-o~n . - oProsei % T. b1t they y q; r@-
sg@-.@nt strength o cr1rts--e- the almo-t amin
opiaan q the Kia-, Ministers and aresA eom@u-
liry q: the -I4Ei-
The Rex; sep I'll be % pyvile fr lie small d.
a@=Ecy il The revenue. SE,3j -. - shown -
Nr Phlip-- Aher resiinz his -T---A, this wil -
IN - - - -insup@r1.- u-k, = there j. any d.
pa=it.E % -ssompi-h T. 4 any aeioa Ia tLs mat
Ter e4a gnly - pr5s-.Eai, u Ill q cour= ~ Op@n
% revision - aaleaduseHt ~ The lex. L=r.l4fure.
Which H~ts t-fH tie treaty can y nuf-l and q
int free
Tie srr vote, vAieh nay r. - al yiewei - a ;e;
soos O. tie treaty, ~a- -ksa yeste-i4y, q q motion
., proe~I Nth - di--u--i1u, q member having e.
pr-=s-i tie opini1n that Sufficient tiue hal 10. been
zIs~el tL= native members % .aye-=-te T. The
'.'s -'sI iEya'y-is5 u ls.r q continuing the d.
e1z-.sn, and nine ag-ils; t. IL pr.bzi,y inIi=te
vey nearly L9~ TIE H0a= -auls a. przel; q tie
main question befJre il.
Our rsPo1 eloss With = portion q ye;erlAy's
Proeeeiinz-, in which The iHepr--ible Mr.. Ukeke
L. male b. e.; speeh, in favor q til treaty. II.
usl- o; raising the revenue = ingenious AM entirely
or zEL- lie prOpo=. . t5I cattle II c-nts Z head,
oxen - cents, sheep = cent?, earrsg- -. drys -,
haEiezrt- II ~, steam sugar. mills -lVb. water
To~sr mills so. animal po~-r mills 80. H. Ma
- --=@E@ So S-@H --@aaa"EH -aA-sr -
tee. &c, &c, usaTe Or le-- Ten stretching out hi.
hanis ~i;h . characteristics ges;g--. be exclaimed,
4" Where nov j. your deficiency q sJJ,OJD:' We
must egnfz the hoaor4b!e member J. a genius. HIS
-Iution q the problem st tie House into a rO.r Of
hgzhtsr.
The sale 9TH Kaiwiki sugar plantation, tw5 miles
out frm HID, ~l tak- place IL thi- city On MoEiay
Esrt - y O'elJ-k hon. Mr.. B.rt5g, ag-tiouser.
The sale q tie Prneeyi!e Plantation has ben
P~sip@nei I'll tie 18th q September. a. parties ia
tere-tsi IN i are expected o. arrive Ly tie steamer
-asa'4as ~Lish wll - Tue q The 18th.
Te Z. :. Steamer LIekar1aAl wll D. Tue from
lHlHebrak'. Leland the latter part Of the coming
week. Al-5 the schooner .DHfsa BIJ-sr.
oEius ?, the pressure q advertisements AMI Legs
reports, we are obliged % omit various local
AMI h=eign news prepared fr this issue. \ ~I-rtion
q the foreign ne~s wll be found in cur Supplement.
The steamer had not reached her dock Al : o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07

TIE PARI- EXrosuIoS-We are advised By His
Excellenry The Minister Of Foreign Afzirs that he
received sivioe by the last mall tina; IN the A-srd
OF prizes s; the Great Exhibition, the specimens from
our Little kingdom we're not overlooked one gold,
one silver sni three large medals, with Two eertia-
csts Of honorable mention have been swariei by the
judges u The exhibitors from this kingdom The
next mail vii bring sivio= Of the lucky parties, s.
also = list o. the articles from Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07

THE FALL sEisoS--The arriv, q two whaier- anil
one merchant vessel on Sunday AMI Manipulating
appears TO have opened the fall season and impaired
some animation to the business Of the place. which
has been intensely dall for the past few weeks 1t i
not often the two first whaIers bring in 20 god fare
or 50 guod reports as this year. The prospects for the
whole feet are certainly very god this year, the aver
age up 70 the mbidie % July having been about 600
barrels. -
. Among the passengers by the steamer which
left New York, August Iith. we notice Mr.. Ira Rich
arison and family Of this place. Also, Mr.. George
Gordon anil family u San Francisco.
In the English House of IortI- the bill abolish
ing Church rttr- was rejected by n large majority.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
PASSENGERS.

Faos sss FHsNctsco-Psr q. q. Murray. = IT 2-Hr
anf Nc. ? y MAJ. Ms , \ MAKE. N-- " % NIE--, Nj
= : Nl~ux. Rs amt Nrs ffDapih. ! Palmer ad VIZ, : q
Alien. % Pratt. Prf " ~ N~xsnter. u q Daunou, y ~
D,motd, ~ W LYMAN. ant o ia .tcerags-
BOA MSUt-Psr Kate L@e. S-pt. 1-P y MAKE AMI WiE,
MIS- " Aake.. Mss Make.
.toE koSS SND ksr-P~r Esnt Parsst. -pt Capt
haisy- .As aad child, Geo -pahInx. & NoFt1n-
Foa WfSpws AID Puars-P~r ELau-a. SPIT. 2-Ifan Y a.
Davis. Iuixs Kahar14. " 4 Jan--. A y JuLd. T. Htehc0ck.
~n- sst : shhfren.
Faou Htts-Psr Annie --pt Ma. Haftf- Caan. NJ.
hthsrtnn, Nr ~tfuet-n-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
IMPORTS

Faos -ss FasSef-eo-Psr B~raies, %PL ad-.ebl- Esnny
bae-, tsi empty bots, fo =. brad, I Pkg a 80, 10 bhts els-
r-h. ~ tins ertessr-. I bhi anil 5 r. drug. ! 90 iry r.-i.. TED
or -ss rour, ~ b- hay, to bbts linz, - - naHs, s bbh- AMI
- paint 80 be papsr, 100 kEs poWirr, leo bbls stimou,
tsso"0 shingles, ] - -tttiou-ry. 5 90 tob1cru. 10 sk- what
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07

sEsTEWEEE . I-ss.
~ as< by a. n r Wary azf E.rsrs s-= a. r.
t--s-r -HnmzV q oann 1~s tra % @ -
F1a1-u A1,ate -iaD- 49, Ef-f- IA - ra.1r-
ss--sr~saf H-rEE a a1zaf Lrl- rEr- r. ~ re4-u x
mst 1r 80 81 .s-u eaa~ e. na~ p--gr~
us ~ = @ ~ g-a Ea
- - $50 80 q earl---l $1,000 b. s-1a +
,@a-sg - - fr-a z
t-4ta.-hrr. Sc raf 1913 --a- l@4tal d.
fE..s -.l--r- SEA rsr-~~~i g. sy rr-<re--f aar
earr 80 flae@ ~ya ar~r
soealu ~r trr 3d.
Eazs arrr l.h ela-.rs - a-- rrs--rr- go
----
lrta - er~p~t-t fceaf1 81. e-cf patr strartsr--
tssr s-r r~- a-rL@ Fr'-h 5000 al
~ 49, .-suao b o. e-a--- = a. pars- sss-
n4n~ a~hF.la 90 t rael aat C. ~ l4t II ~ aa1s Sc
--E- l lW.s--1 49,. aa..salv
fal.a- a. Ezhs @4 = E-l..as $1,000 ~
80. 81 .sA : "a h1f 80 - srsL- ON d.T.iah
-tam 1853 ? ~ el<f 80 800
psteh-i 81 "a .. = = a.. So CA4 an4 J-saa. 4@s
80. - 49, - 800 q.
u.nsy no q - rrtAf aaaAf -ta-as ssfnHaa.aafsa So
- sAs~-s b SO Elsa esoe4r arsf~a- sl-aa4-r. ita1z4s
Heahs@ h-s.ez go 800 %eacs
.faaas aullaa-c@4a sA 49, a 49, -stnua- Narta. go.
-. - - 80 : - g. 49,
Iu--sa< q . F-asaa = A.-.n.A ai e. sssEE tfiar g
afr@ o. Anrrra4 ts.fa-GG Iuaf E@f War4 els1a2s
.~t 49, ~ fulas 81 =, l~ saur a-f l-trra4a--
r. 50 rnae-c8 r.zfsrts 20 81 aals q gf@l-r1 49, 49,
zuas- and .hs- r-at sraar@ SaIH.-aa4a .sr.n asl
a-aa ~Lf 90 Isse. an4 ~ mafat Eas-t bare - a-4ySy.
Ia .sal- pav@r Shave Tucd f1 49, af-T..
-U~ssefnssn aerB rza-s a. .aa.ztlf -1ar rre-s %
c1a-qtrusr aw ErsnEaaF Mraalx Thr Esy M~1urr 80
q lag st~z q r.s-. Ef a. anar Edlrr~- A. f@t unn.ax
eaf a N1ral19 nalrrA Ia 80 fra1r-a at Farar hss-
brn eamD~n~f g. t4T rslss~s fru~ Iar EaG arul u4y
sa 90 fr.h aapgb. f~m msarlu- Afhsf er E~El~rss.
t.z-n q. q shs-. 80 sar- ~ 81 sc~.s ulaa - par. psf.
at az gp runlang a<n aaar far Iarr stgss af rrasE~f
srr. hasrEHf. nuf q Errfaaa HrrEI 90 gaGr EraG~ BIr
saDpEas "a A. aAnf q frsr Na14 sk4 ah-sf - flI Eca
III ~E. 90 fAr gsr-f arssf nrsa st ~ tGf taa G-afraI
SarrTE rss.. ~ IFaara Fa@srs aa- grsan~s 500 nIf
bbs nss.aaa. n sAs. uAEsf - hU a. bs rreE g.
o. - hhfs ffls mi-r raas s4 4 - AZ u.lEt1sc- naa
a-af az ~. W. qaGr sus Grtaa-ca Cre- 4 cr-.a-4 az
i%f pssErrd. Dcf f1aas@t-a. tsrf ~ HE~aiata- IzD
-. y n. slHi nfGr "a ~ assas~ sta. Thrr 90 Es-t-
err crl-4-f ssxaf Ia ~ nsaftE
Roy nssaaa f@s - 10 Er,t hl-l.. aai a. 1i-aac-
~ Lst Vrsatsn. 80 sacagataL
PStr-gs sa&. - Esraes, s4im ea~ htafz - MAJ
E~s Sra a. s14Gc-
NsG4sE-G<Irsr .aka tE HE
OtEs-Th@ Ea~o-rs 81 Naf-~s - F19tsl Lis~. sh1sEx
Eaf luz elaaEs Esn4 pr-Te@ q4autEr-
CoED-Ls s-- Yors, Aa2 I'm. let
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07
MER IrEMS-

THE Ng~ DHy DosE-The sf-rchant.' Dry Dr. AZ -tn
FraaeA-os h- b-su Lsaneh-f. IsAas ben LI Pr,eszs % c4G-
= v-s--ia q zoo tos.
O1~ dry r-<is haa.~ In C.ieax8 Lsss year 81 a b1.in~s- q
ty,HDoOo, ADD rny~sht Arms af = ba-ins-- q 9s-r sIOY0-
strIeuou mur- than a ycar. it, est . tptySU, 1nf q cEa TAI.
co .tch.
frvEsruo<-Ns -ouLf d--ire
~ draw M ATTENTION - rxscgtys laval ore-r., uzs.t-r- q
ussrrhsnt vss.si-, aAi az e.ae~raal la IT, E1siG1f-n g .Eiy-.
o. q na-t simple in-trun~nt Sc G-annx The volts ia hafr-
sanr ~ -ta1Gansmaudsr Cory J. t.abbau, a. y. e Ssutl-
80 SEVERAL q oar naval frsai@ ~ho have seen IL are q
apiuAon thai - 1uhty ns-!s only . b. kasNu - ~ duly
pr<-t, AMI o. .-eur- 81 eircuianon- Ths insent1r haz pa--ai
aaauy y-sr- ia tl9 West fndrs. and mair tH- hurrcan@. q
.taiy- rhaa-.nsi- % paaat- might hsgr BEEN .ssui- bath IN
NJ Naval anal NsrraGnir Nsdo-, a veil q. g--ssi Hv-s spaf.d.
A-f ua- shmpir apparltu- BIN eararr Ess.n- T-r- are
asany eSe-usut ssrNs 90 thr nssthzf fr STIRRING CHAR - tn
ysrtsy, bat IN Hs-i asd msnsory oftsn becoms eoaa-d. ADD
M -hst- anstsnaxgab-. shen esertaksn - harleans; bat
Win tbs Instrument b-6rs h- eyes IN marn-r can 80 th-
ssar-@ he ought - steer and sseaps Tie orteG-PortsmSEtA
Ts@rs.
NEW BEFoRD or NIRAET-wssk sadinx Jaiy -.
rFEss-T-. n4fkrt hs b--n aetls~ nnd manufacturer.
have garrhA--i o The sStsns g 2SSo bbl., Ia parcels, az e.
" FkDn.
WHaGs-Ia- Continued In Es<f dgnan5, a-i The price Sc
pnnlr Northsrn further advanced s cent. " Etlen- Th@
transactions Sc ts week eunbrAes sales q go bhds kanpback
IN private tsrn. 5S da dsrx N9rth@ru, at 10 rents, AMI
40 ". prnAs Nartasru, in parr~i-. az % esaG= y KtiasnL o.
NsN tert, Too bhl. -uth-m -hf Sc esprit On prisstr terms.
NHsGSHoSE-No @ais- Ia IN. marssL o. Srw Tork
tSsas ~ syfe sohi principally Afste, At 5JIsz4e- " 4,
sa+t. mostly Sc sSvust
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-07

u-r harSar ha- a--amss . aor- lively a-y@ct than g IA.
nal So nsutb. gsst. r-sgzh Us IL - Epiaz $1,000 aEsy -
sd - hass an.y b~Tsa-
Fan rpast. a. gwen ham ~ ts Vhal-hip. From N
srrte. snf H saIb s--n taaf the v-ar- ~ ting SER ~-m
Th~ bafs- Murray and Esrsses brax Gan earx-- isl -aa
Tnael-o, Ha ~ r. q sy4> as.tarr ealas and v.hEbs-
e.fxs huas Eo.s.n, a. shleh al - fsazf sIs-rs~d N -
dsyfs@aa
TRs s-rrHy add Bsrass 81 r-ssrs = - Fn.acl.ea. ~
tss-r -allnx an -atanfsy. ~ Zf.s in.t
- = Esoeu In or Sissru-ax enh4ans 9 viii - -~n that
Mr. Fsa-r-ssin h- H-uaasd ne Azsney e ne ne~ steam
Lin, aad aIsn@f l@ onos htriy s<r4pb-I BY J. Rita
-saxv fr say rs-fs 20 pr-isar - - .Aiyp.f ~ n .tamer-
.n ~ pessst-f, ~ ~ aaas- Eysa- TIE zte- advertised ~
IN COMPANY arr - vrsy favorable. that of<sasrinT ~ -p@-i
asi certainty attsnsihE shivn-nts - tn ss~aHlzr-, ~ aate-
p@a- So sa-@ . E--f h-fxat.
TSs csasdss prual-. . al &c s-a Trases.es N n.ar-
day art us ian
Fs SEVERAL s4etsa -l. he eom.az sesk ~ rssr % ar
uDr.n r.-.n-r.