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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24
DWELLING FOR SALE
I'M ANCA STER

The subscriber offers for sale his dwelling house and
lot situated short distance south OF the Courrega-
nonal Church. in Lancaster including IL lots and a
"a story dwelling with four rooms Viii take about
$500. Possession given Immediately. I0tf
Lancaster, Oct l21S67. g SCHRApER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24


Falls.
THE ADULTERATIoN OF WoMEN-A
spicy correspondent of the Louisville
Courier relates the matrimonial expe>
rience of one Vcrdant Green, friend
of his:
Verdant had lived an unsophistica
ted life until he had reached the ripe
age of twenty About that time
a neighbor of " 8 father had employ.
ed a governess from New York. V.
met her at picnic, and as she was
the FIRST lady he had ever met that
could make him feel at ease in her
society, he fell violently in love with
her. His bashfulness, under the skill
full tutelage of the governess, wore
away, and ere long he had consented
to become her bridegroom. The bril-
dial party stopped at the Cincinnati
hotel, and after many a weary hour
the most momentous moment in q
mans whole life arrived for Verdant
On two chairs were piled Ply ramid
of skirts, &C., and on table near the
head Of the bed the astonished Yer
dent saw sight which froze him
with horror, There were false calves
false hips, false palpitators, and false
hair. In one tumbler of water was
a full set of false teeth, from another
false eye stared at the bewildered
bridegroom. How long he stood
Verdant knoweth not, but after 8
while hollow and strange voice
from under the bedclothes addressed
him thus:
"Why don'tyou come to bed, dear?
so would, but BY don't
know whether to get in to bed or or
the table"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24
CTRAY STEER

-, 4 IGfN Y 3
Taken up by the Subscriber on lands owned bv him
in the southeast of the town of Fennmore ON
or about Nov. Goth, 67 one red and white yearne
steer slit in left The is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
26w4# JOSHUA SANDFPo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24
STRAY STEERS.

STRAY STEERS.
Taken up by the subscriber .resding in the town O.
Lancaster two mi south-wes of town lands own
ed by him. the first of November o. one small yearf
ling past steer small red ALSO two year old past
steer red whitei in forehead and white between shoul-
deIs and white spot rump and tail. Tho owner is
requested 10 prove property charges and
strays. CONRAD KNAPP.
Lancaster Dec. 6, '67. 27-w4&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24

wGen. Jubal Early, am unrecon-
structed Confederate, lives in the lit
tie Canadian village of Drummond>
Vile, about half mile from Niagara
Falls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24

OOOO dIG sCGOUQ
just been issued by Ticknor &. Fields
with the following attractive Con-
tents: The Metempsychosis, by
Robert Mac.ish, illustrated by s
Fytinge, Jr., (the artist who illustra
ted the Dlamcnd Dickens y The IN
invited The Bellows Member of Lv,
ons-illustrated by George g. White
the Small change Family ,illstrated by
W. II. Davenport The Scotchman s
Tale, By Harriet Lee; The Black
smiths of Holsby,-illustrated by
w. Il. Sheppard A Penitent Con,
fesson.
These Stories are not original, but
are generally unfamiliar to the pres
ent generation of readers. They are
fresh, readable, genuinely good stories;
printed in clear, legible type, suitable
tor reading in cars or on steamboats,.
The price is only fifty cents num-
Der. All booksellers and mes wdeal-
ers have them, or they can be pro-
cured postpaid directly from the
Publishers, Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
BoscoBEL Observation-Disclosures
is a wonderful towm "Have you
heard from"-Boscobel Boscobel
is fast young city, for we verify
believe at this writing it may come
up to city standard, 5000 inhab~
itants, long before the date limit of
our prediction made ten years ago;
we recur to it:
"Boscobel is the center to a stu
pendous circle of good land and great
future population-in ten years may
be thousand, in fifteen, two thous-
and, and in twenty years city pop,
ulation. No engineer or land sur,
veyer who has gone over the 400
square miles of territory watered and
naturally marketed by this railroad
center can dispute the ground we oc>
cupy."
Boscobel was unknown eleven
year ago. The place was in brush
and frogs. Now Boscobel has popu.
lation of, may be, 1900, and-a Gym>
nasium, &C., The and>so-forth may
include any and all other wonders.-
We must:go and see Boscobel and
glory in our predictions.
INsTALLATIoNs.-The Masons and
Odd Fellows in Lancaster are to have
public installations and refreshments
on their great days-the Masons on
Friday the 9th of December, and
the Odd Fellows on the evening of
first of January. The Masons at Pc"
tosi and Boscobel are also preparing
for q festal time.
reA GA poious - tho 1Uritar of aaUar-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14
The Legislative Assembly.

Fiji reports Of this BODY have appeared in
our daily isue, and will be found also in the
weekly. In them j. given every thing Of import
anee that has transPired, including tie substance
Of the addresses for and against tie measures
before the house.
On MBdaY tie bill to ratify the Reciprocity
Treaty paced the House on it, second reading by
4 UNANIMOUS vote. On Tuesday it passed ON il.
third reading BY "A vote Of 33 IN favor and :
against This was changed the next day, and
and the vote now -tands on the record 81 in favor
and three against, making it nearly unanimous.
On Wednesday tie Act Nas returned 10 the
Hou-e with the signature og the King. =, that
the Treaty has been accepted and ratified n fully
81 IL en- BE BY thi. Government. It, final r~atiica-
ton nDw resr- with the American Senate. If
that BODY pass j: ~ framed, it will become L
law at ODcc.
On our supplement- sheet Will l. found the
statement ami table, laid before the Assembly, bv
the Acting Minister Of Finance, showing the
amount u gDJds imported in lSGG. under each
item Of the proposed RecIprccity Treaty, from
the United States AMI other Countries. IL
appears that les than oDc-talf came from the
former s1urce. The estimate of the Minister,
regarding the probable deficiency Of revenue
under the treaty. l. We think rather low. He
makes it SO DO IL The probability i it wall
exceed S7J 900, A. we all know that European
goods can be imported via Beton OF san FnDcis
co, - A. To eyade the American duties, and enter
our ports free. Indeed soIne think the deficiency
in the revenue. by this means. may swell To one
hundred thousand dolhrs. This, however, may
not occur during the first year or two under the
treaty.
On Tue-day. At the urgent request Of the house,
Minister PhilliT~ presented the draft Of an Act to
provide Tor tie deficiency created by the Treaty.
This act was published in Monday proceeding.
IL provide that
Real and 5erfoEai property be taxed ! of oHe
FER cent.
Raj and Per'sa9l PysYsS'g. UHder 500. t.
De exempt frau. taxation.
Opium. l00 I.r eent III valorcm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14
Rain aud Weather s~,a,i.,ie..

NrrASU PLANTATION, Sept. II. 1867.
EBITOR PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsER:-It
would IL very gratifying 10 me 10 know Why the fall
81 rain at thee Islands, during the last few years,
has teen much less than the former ayerage-why it
has this year been much more than the average
and Why the Arctic Ocean has been unusually free
from fog .ni bal weather, while the vicinity Of san
Francisco AMI other localities have been delugci with
rain, or ob.surel fr weeks by fog: In other words.
are there any fxel laws Of the Universe known 10
astronomers or philosophers by which they can pre-
dict rain or sunshine for the future, with any more
accuracy than could those living when Robert b.
Thomas or BENZ. Franklin gave the public their pre-
dictiOns in that line through the first numbers Of
their almanaes:
We have theories, by distinguished men, Of storms
AMI hurricanes II SCI. AMI how 10 get out Of them un-
harmed, a. sell A. about when and where 10 look for
them but - far asI know, = drOuth or a fool usually
takes the agrieulturist by surprise. How nice it would
be 20 know before hand whether 90 cultivate we; land
or dry whether in planting At a given time there would
be sufficient moisture in the earth % brin. Up the
seei, or whether you would have to DO as a neighbor
q mine did last year-PigHi The same ground four
fiaH. IfyCu. or any Of your Pos;el correspondents.
can show u that science has done, i doing. or going to
DO in our day, anything for u in this respect. !
doubt not it viii lie very gratifying to the largest
class Of %eivilizel men.
From various parts Of the United States AMI Europe
accouui. represent the quantity Of rain a. uupre-
An old resident Of Oregon (where il is
aid 70 rain thirteen months in the year, writes 10
the Sacramento Union that he has seen nothing like
il there in twen,y-one years.
The fall Of rain at this place during the month II
August. was about the same As during the months q
April, June and ~July-beirg more than double that
Of M4rch-as follows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14
MEMORANDA.

kEFoHrog Ssfr CEYLoS, wooBs, - dag. fr.a Ba-t1u-
Hat u<ht wind. IN us Narta AtLaaue Oe.an- Crossed the
ETaatar IN LoIg 5I= " y day. out TAruash the Sogfh
Af-snae hal straux heal Wlads aaa very -Oa<h -eH- stove
~" WhAs bst-, tAe .hiP's quarter bat. lot bad sails AMI
-sAft-ani cat had Passed Statea Lad. % Aays out Hal
very r"i weather &C thu ca, as % ice. aad but 80 v--
ss- Wa BaAy. fsom So= DSs. Aax Gth In a ssLI-u
PAT whah~ioi sarrei a~ay ID ban. th-- ruyal. ~erv At
A. he TIM bot ~ otl@r dtaags do. ha strong :. = tr.i--.
i2d@ys ssttin= frpn IN = r. . ~ ". y. fEA5cs. tok them
10 Lbs " AM have had then very m1lrrat.- Tn PAT sx
GAYS have hal very uehf wiad. from east - Sufh- Nsie
,,ssni -anarfAs marninE ~ dt5hsh- Hove Do 81 DaImani
Head, Sunday nshI - s3l
May istA, tn LAT sOS5 Norfs. Log 500 West. IN 10
IN us wreck &C q ses-i - abaat 10 tan-, sapF---i g. b. a
hn<' aiFH'a-sed and ~afsrfogEd 4, With everything moveahI-
rasf srespt oDs cLAla whleh "a. .fl aitteA~l u IL ~.a.ua-..
r"7 h4 evidently been iE e9lslar. . there VA trgr haI-
throush her starnant quarter. hr frsmsst w. rna- ~ tn
a~'N- sh-nt 10 t~t q t~ usinma-t -tan-tur. 49, raut-f
frrsn out-ah- 'aahi nj 81 hr usnI- - ~ va- covered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14
~rONMERcIlL IrEMS.

HEssy TsxsrIoS-Ths city ~ Nss yoss hal - rah-- Sc
sls-s ass aafis@a asnsf. @sr- N IN h..s yssr. al ssss[r.bI
Hnors thaa 9nabs III san rafsifsd IN l>Gl
Hsrs-Th~rr 10 q manufacturing establishment ia ~.
ora ~Assh . esp-hAs - tarltng cut EOD0hass pr DAY. Item
p"1- LS0 eFrranyvss 4st 10 saSs aassgat - t1eg0gDyg
snnaafiy.
AkvtE.-Th@ qaaasify n sppi~s -hlpr>i frm Orsxa O.
az an Assfags q - ~ pr bsEr pct. ansonts d 49, $40 r.
C0rrox-Eaxand iaspast- nanr sattDu firm India N ~
huaa Tn tat.i stats. During t- ave ysas preceding ts
81 mo Easl.a-f fsas Isaaa wa- sis5I8Tso. Ia TN Gy- sas-
s.-tins Jar. M as-r<- r- o si=ysSI@a Th- qasntty
% l-sss,ss9 tas-, rlftA gV~knd u sii3ygo.e0
THE Bc-tsG.s % PHffsDELFsfs-Ia Is1s PhEAd~lchA
.nt D. msfs~t l-@s17ss tE- - ea--, worth arariy ssO,Ooo,-
Tn srn G-4s q N eHs 49, - EIsz. Exsrt-. az
St1csf apasu- sn>s&SlS-an anen.n~ q n-ariy sa.O1OsD
trrEn sEasrt- ar arr u4a u<y A-r- h~-u Sc sixfy y-ar..
b1f ga sxE@i q sal uey sErg EtH.-n l,I az! i.g-. stsu
o. k<e-f pasf stt@lo-t -. w. t.io0oco ID mygts
- EzsE t& ~ H-s- b-a So Ave y1Ar., hst .t h ~
GfS4ss Ss,s.
T~E zss csoy ~ zor-a Cssotfsa-Ts@ GEzrr Il t~
a@r~sNH Szp~r 49, IN rp<rt- fraa ~ gar1z. d.
TO- 49, ~ E@sag- t. ns-r- AVE r-n - a graf hxaf
$685. e = sa..asr1b< dsna<s ~ .s-1laE tsssn- azs =
ua1-~-a& as ~ kss- bn -t-.1ly nsax E1n N i'm
F-s &@S~S1J ef~% e- G1 The kE4t-t
@@>1@rg sr-E4
N ~ -&@ 40 rd oo6o1- So - cztrzteu nae %.
f4an p-44@g zSrtEzs@ Es.t i-fa re }. hruly a.
prz ~ - s--zy = aEr< - usG q ~ Caroals-
.GlEss Oh -rsE wogsEs wsEts Or ENsLsxD--
-Fvs ha@-lsl@-sp- 49, Sc Gr-t-~a-s GEat. rsr.
so - ~ a. s. tam NJ a. .hp. have a. 4zxr,-
l--ss -. ~ ~ sE-rs zI nz-eala-ry q m--. 4 ss-as
49, lr e- @-L 90 dzafy sa saig has n-ver
- gs-f EEssEs. = AZ sars'rx a SGat ..oooDss
1@ -~1 = ezr-r-z ur-- q u=a at ser-s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14

Iiaa Nta- Ta,vn--fh~ following "a -eni
hy t..rgraph az tbc way no@ Nr~ York - IN
Fune-.f. a.. q iiEt'y interesting item q n~~s
~ Noss. 49,. IN ~ B-ifsa stss@s-s 49,
49, Nrthrm Pas shN.-x Get &tNus ms 80 ~
s-.s N-rw ar vaF-ct-- o WrEE az - fN
u- - Anl - a. hauz-Z
Tee credit = sivvu - The wrong source. a. Ne
Honolulu Commercial 4irert.Se alone i eau;ird
l. IT, In our .~ae u Jane - Ne published = Ii;
o. he cuurr North Pacific h-vi Tor le67- making
IUe vrsSels in al. Il Which - were Ia vi>I' SAn
Frame >co. ard the remainder thee Islands
Oar Stem had is, reached New Bedford BEEN
copied into the papers there. and was considered
o. ~>sfhcien, Importance - b. autographed back
W. only Instance /, - show how telegrAphic news
originates and travels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14
PAsSENCERs
THE Pa CITIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Il.

Tb~r- has been an excessive d-arih % u.Es tie
past S~ek. and b--id- tie Proceedings % ib- LIZ
i.iatHr-. ELieh have b-sn lIlI before the commu
niiy each morning. little IA. ir4n-Pired worthy q
nObs.
The Steamer All Nettis Merrill arivsl early this
morning Tie Arasr bring a. pa--snger.-Mn-
Fyh, Dr. Ki;t6isr, Mes-- COrnHsll, King. Welsh.
AMI Nl-slan. Mater AMI Ml.s White. Master Bond.
The propeller Uo-.lsa. Wbieb i-n Saa , faae..eo
90 toe 5h isstanL j. HIae dsy- cut 1o-4ay NJ noon.
and ought - arrive ga Monday Or Tuesday next
she ~iIl I-ave again hr that port on tn 9Th.
The bark Csast. which ~ entering ;b- harbor
81 san Franei-z,. ADsH.; -. a. liz Hurry len
was expected - .aii again Gr HonoluiH. sept l.
II -b= has had th- strong winds prevailing here fr
a week pact. ~ uilI arrive today or t5-m0rrOw.
anil will bring ~ New York uail %, August J..
The Weaib=r ha- b--n very boi-i-rogses. past
week. The aHiHnn equinox having 1t in a fw days
earlier than u-uaL. \ braeirg Wind renders our
climate perfection. but ill., da-i that accompanies
it. whsn it reaches a certain point, = alm0si iaigl-
erabl-.
The -ai- Of the Princ-yiiie Plantation iaE.z
place AZ noon. on wclHc4iay Hcx;. a, tLe s.ir--
room d q. :. EaTtoW. Esq. TLi- property j. too
veil known % rrqsirr fFDI u- . fall description.
Suffice IL - say. IL j. one q TIE largest 90 to-
isl4nI-. and + supplied with tie most exy-u-iye
machinery and work. n ib- improved s;a;- Of
ibs -ag4r market, j. may prove = valuable Invest
nent-
The steamer -Hoataaa, which leaves On the 9th.
VIII take the next American AMI Earopean mails.
AEd vii arrive n san FnncisoO - a. % connect
Nth the n-il saamer, leaving Ca the 10Th q OetO-
her. The CaAAsA'f nail. which Ien here On the
lzth, vii probably g GA from san Francisco BY the
same steamer
The legislative report this week tIke- up 4 large
share -four paper, 70 the exclusion u other interest
ing ness prepared Er this issue. Il j. more full
than any report q that bDiy ever published before.
An enthusiastic friend suggests that On the arrival
II the pioneer mail steamer . salute Of Is guns ought
o. be hrei By the authorities, and the port deskeI in
bunting. The event certainly deserves some special
notice. AMI BIZ ia nay not Be q bal one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14

Tfr.r,r san. EtrsNn "a Has carr-
p~-sieui q thr Ga-ass ,e- mvi issurt-i shut
a4- a-,oult q the - ln -hich tle ou.ula c.-c-
-, lately .1,.ls-i AGcr Salty denying tA~ or-
wines q or -acagli. NHi -v-uue che eiitsr O.
calor- Nni eKpar4-r "a b., svr-on. d. So a. q
AS-u. t-t. that = o.hs 49, sat O. hlo % = trad.
~VCnd. thai a h-.e uutlt%r. ~ AA q f-sty. he Sys
sfy. al Velreahy disY.~-i u cur~e. re,oltei and
LaroLei Il O. Hh q al their c1mzAie. third. they
were net - tie police. taken q the jAl. sRt hSkei
up, and finally, we've tnci $50 each. and returned
- their ~ork The above arr Substantially the facts
- given ~ u lie &ys no q" 0~evove>' were
u~i In tbs Ne Werc IN error. the WEAPON u>ei was
= Common pistol UnieS> thst crOaker can ind better
evidence - >uStan the coyerumcrt editor ia his
belief that the cuOlle> we've behaving - well and -
orderly - might reasonably b expected" he had
better Nv sgain. The general belief : that the gov
eminent coolies are the most worthless set q SCUM
d-els and cut thruatS ever imported. and the lStc TOW
II the Unruly Coolies 81 Hlo tends 10 sustain the
Opsnion. -
TRE DAILY BULLETN--As the set 20 rstify the
treaty and another 10 provide for the deficiency in the
revenue have passed the Legislature. the work Of
the extra session Is virtually terminated. ami there
i 10 special necessity for continuing the daily publica-
ton q the proceSiiugs- The BsIIfiia VIII therefore
be discontinued. Il il has helped. in any degree, TO
aid in the successful passage Of the trezty bill, its
publication Will not have been in vain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14

srTE -<ar Em-iin@. from Hawai-
N-ar N-tr- AzFrn, ka1-y tom Kauai
Srhr fst~. tuu ktz1L
--chr Nsass Lava Ant1u., from Maui
s---ar NJ VAIN. from MaaL
--chr Mar. Patty. from uaEaH
--.hr Nary EI-u. Wet. frm NaaL-
--gur Kat L.. Cn.as. tom Man.
---hr Hsi~a. Eaihtster, from Mani
--ehr MarLl1~ B-rFiM. from Hawaii
@AnI sip Ceyan. Vol. IL days from E1st1u.
with md-- O. q. Ec-Eer h 60
1o-HKE ~h-a-r prl. Tnpp. hum Plv-r Bay. Arctic
Og-an, with q aMI car1A
il--ch Kat- Lee. Can. fnu "a. Lavins L-i .aL., a..
l--shr Mary. y IA. frun EauaL
lL->chr IA Ma. N~thcrt--. frgm MauL
I2--chr KA M, Wsthert--. fom Naal-
lE-rcaF kan1s. A11ns. frn NsLskzL
lE--shr kahEl. fru Hawai-
B--rhr NaLlo. fr1m E414L
lt--tnsr h1tsa. NcGn-e8r. from " nINaud Port.
l--sAr Nstts N-rrl, Many. frsn EagAL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14


IT
lt '.- W i -- 'i ~" 81"
r 4 --na r''-nlr Lar i7Dn what
"- RAJ ~A -- i@t al
ar--- az. - % gI ie hr--y i~-u-t;t-. iv
10 --a-r. -. ia-. .a are- -b.aId d. nz.-
~te.--f4-. -a- Q. -rrs-ru-- -lu.-iiu- A.
a -1-rI ni- - r-r cent duty = a Ioiuf -
-ar
~ I"F.' @rNS - te aE-li
IL - T-I. u-f -t..r.-r- -Tr--aI r-g-
r.e-t - u .1.-.rr-.- Z one r.-,-ut
- g. -t-- TEz-- asa 81 GO sf-is- -
l--~
ltGz DSt lux WEE uJ- E-sAuc . angie Olt
| 'n " - 4A- G1 u 4-i"F-
I e@' - : FHoPe-i " d win
tie ever Watch. which are an article Of
a~f-lu;e neoe-i-y. =5ld ana .ilTe- ornaments.
$1,000 .r.s IN Ill ell -
rN-Tl an iA;e 70; a. ka+- NA &c required .
>
e. distribute lie JariLea e.aitaIly AM ju.,ly
upyn al ea-e
Sine tie above Wa in tyIe. the section pro-
po-inz % III .i.yer and gid ware las been
IFOIpsi. and the Law a. amended and Tas-ei =
a. follow Il must be reanembered, however.
Ia: Il Oaly GO iato Nroe in case The treaty !
Et.bei - tie Jnitsl>-;es. and moreover i la
he . '~ amendei D: tie next legislature
IL 10 Q prgtifs fr msf-~-l-ffaF dsfe,saeiss =. ~.
Es-sHs.-
NHEREs-i- . .tfs aCav-atoa ofRseFr-
eiy 10y l - ~ Ft1tary 4 He Ns!-ts
1900 = - - agss,~ -
a. 8prss1~ - -ssrr. . r-y-as-. issrl1re
d, $500 Z
-
50 J. T-r- .haI - a.---I AL rsBetd -,.o Al --l
49, i--4 1917 ~ Ls .lztan- a s-iss1 q .F-ese
g t-r~-Hzr~- q 1r pr cat spa IN 2-~--s vzia- Z
- = - - 49, a.
veg - I. "a -|.--i ae1r h--irsl
Eaas
i@s.sl al o.. ls.s lss, 4 . as5irsi F~r
49, -. =. - - SO - E11zst-fs'
- uIis,sa
.s5sss - r. Ffs-asla isas "a 49, = re5-s-
.l-lIaS eiu~ - st. z 49,. - - Tl ~
= 49,, r. - efNay u - % iA.1@a4
b; az f-s-ea.e paFt~. ta-,via
ar rp@s.--
The Ministers. az the openins Of tie Legi-la-
ture. evidently did not intend TO pass any reye-
hue bill Tie Plan Wa ~ postpone that meas
ure till ia. next regular session of tie Legi--
hture. Bot ON the lIth they seem to have
their mind. The arguments advanced
them, for immediate action, may De briefly
a. follows:
J.. Slme revenue A~ should be passed. 20 show tie
A.seTSan So'ernment thAi ~e are really IN earnest
rr-.,v NJ ar1. ,b.t Ne nm "a, On = - In
- 49,
-. - - "a Is.oh 'h.is AI'y =
,gpDue, fr ibrr. or sBr ye,rs in,.r,-j
8 Il would be an injg-,iee 10 merchants u delay
ehaHges IA the revenue h~-
Thee are certainly ~; very weighty arsu-
-uea.t-. H., .ar Ministers surr.-e m. .m.-
-
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MOTIFS ~ rmr WEIR.

N.a Inf E~.o.r-Ff b- -sF or
ir i-Ia-.tr. r.rftrl Fuu I--tou q av- 30
E.l- u.ma-ta--l - Hlaaeula. % t-. brva SO
.H arl fa-r- 81. uo.A w-u la. ~ The aa- sir
e.l F.rs -l- o.. l- Gre -r-irr received q y-Ar
AZ O.. Company No. 8 Lat L4. -rl- -Ner.-at i4-
pros-u-l,- 4l1-t TIE entire est :, 4toui $50.
l-,r4 I'D - -l =~FProPu4na- . tie last L>a-
laus--. 4, j. l-sn~4 for Company No : and
bear. th- n--e q TIE Cd engine. U,wArL It-
q machine g.; the company may N~l De- proud
o. AL v- ;--t 3; viii prove I-sif worthy q
O.. k--F-r- Wi;l Tie -Ppa-ts t. u'w Ia. our
Fr- -u-pa-rm.1t i. prepared o. make . fran stand
a-a.l-, an ordinary Ere ilas nay oceur but Se
tm-i % vLl De long before II i called ca 20 make
-l-h e Trial. -
DE.-u % ~ EuTToF-Mr- G~crce e CJ5a. for
tEeriy year eunect-i with the New Bedford SIP
pa< L.. =, reporter an eiitc-. ii~i IN that city
On tie 2-;a q June. L : supposed cha; he commit
tel sliaie w.th Lailnul Many shipmas;ers VII
~rsz=ater him. and the genial, hearty welcome they
received fr1a him - their rC;urn home.
While in New B~i:eri. II lS55. we me; him and
AFTER = v,=-ut intervieW. in which be had many
questions . * about Honolulu and these islands.
he sa5i Il - TIE gra; wish q hs life - make a
TIP %; here. lie leaves N a-ei mother snd SIX
children. : f-w years ago. he lost an aieoiionAte
wife. which au>i him much mental depression, AMI
he unfortunately sough; rslie: tr his troubles in tie
intoxicating bowl. both which circunstAncs proba-
by lei . Is l=ih-
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Yours truly,

our neishbors in California are complain
ing u the intense heat in the various valleys. \
Stockton paper has the following
W,Hs WFtrHER-Last week a.. thermomr'er
ranged FROM - d-sr~e- t. IO2 degree in the
-h<is ~ oE- place il j. said to have reached a.
high a. TIC dr<Fr-s. This T. remarkable T. the
oldest iuhabitsai. hut o. tn Newest q J. pariIc.-
IaIly an..nnIl.ItaLl.-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-14
DEPARTURES.

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10-S.hr Hsl-n. Eslla-Ssr. hr NEaA
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