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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-19

SEEDs-Capt. Joseph Spencer. of the schooner
I'm. n. -7Hsn, while in Guam, collected some seeds
and bulbs, which will add to our stock of exotics.
known currie powder is made. We notice also on board
his schooner n fine breed of pigs, resembling the Suf-
folks. the introduction Of which viii tend to improve
the stock. -
Az ODDTrY.-We saw, a few days since, a specimen
Of banana. grown in DIR. Hillebrand's garden. which
externally could not be distinguished from the COM
mon native banana. but on opening it, the fruit was
found filed with black seeds, resembling the water
lemon pulp and seeds. II came from Macao, China,
and is Of no value except "a a curiosity.
The steamer RIiGueo will remain in port next
week to overhaul her boilers and machinery, and
will leave again for windward ports on Monday.
September %. Her time table for the next quarter
will be noticed in to-day's issue
LEASE FOR SALE.-The lease of a valuable tract Of
grazing and agricultural land is offered for sale to-
day. 1t lies about half way between this city and
Waialua, near what is known as the 9 big tree"
= Hrs HIGHSEss NJ. KEKUASAoA continues in
about the same condition as last week, with slight
symptoms Of Improvement. His limbs remain para
lyzed, but otherwise he appears comfortable and free
from pain. -
E@- 4 Special Meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No.
81. F. IL A. NJ, will be held at its Hall this (Satur-
day. evening, at u O'Clock.
= The Marshal, VIM. c. Parke. Esq, took pas
sage for Kauai in the schooner -Nstie Merrill.
y The Milo is reported 80 bbls. sperm, taken
off Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-19

FROM HLo "A letter from Capt. Worth advises
us that an occasional light shock of earthquake is
felt at Hilo. On Friday forenoon, Sept. IL, at 10
I o'clock, one occurred, which was also felt distinctly
'sres on Hawaii. 1t was a short,
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r"h LINEN TO BE Used
e al. soy Pfsparatnn-ths best marking INK ia use.
tSIf fml IL VI WHITLEY.
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CAP, LETTER & Other PAPER.

OllI LII LII w OGlfCl III 1Jlts
'EWE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
y direct from the manufacturers,
A SUPERIOR STOCK or
Writing and Office Papers, Blank Books,
and Stationery,
Imported Expressly for Castona Trade. embracing.
LETTER PAPERt
White Congress letter paper. ruled and unruled.
Blue letter paper, ruled and unruied.
Blue Official do: do ruled with margin.
Thin white do. do. plain.
Very thin white letter paper qar European eorrespondsncse
Packet Post, plain, blue and white ~
Mourning letter paper, ruled an Md
Ladies Bath paper, white and pink, ruled ana plaiu.
CAP PAPERS,
Best white Cap. ruled and unruled.
Heavy m issnl sar' e %,e@ anro,es.
Best English, white and blue laid. pi.ia-
NOTE PAPERS!
Best heavy white commercial note, ruled and unruled.
Thick ivory note, plain and ruled-
small W s'ss' l RaRs eba H,sia a nsis sp psS.r. v..lou. sin.
6oloTsd French fancy paper.
Monogram note paper with initial letter stamped on IL,
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS.
Best broad white bill paper.
Best longtoid onarrow) bill paper.
Flat cap. white, ruled and plain.
@a H.l.
Medium, white, ruled and plain.
Royal white, ruled and plain.
Choice drawing paper, various sizes.
Fancy gold and silver paper, various patterns.
French tissue papers. of all coors, very choice
Tracing paper, for drawing plans Of machinery. &c.
Nellum tracing cloth, for Drawing plans OF machinery, &c.
Bristol Board of various sizes.
Perforated board. Crayon paper for drawing
Bill heal paper,
Printing news and book paper.
Printers cards of ali styles, sizes and patterns.
Printers card board, of all colors.
Hardware and Manila papers.
Beet Envelope paper
White and red botiing paper.
Together with every other Kind Of Paper In use.
ENVELOPES!
Best heavy white selfsealing etter envelopes.
Best heavy canary, buff and straw letter cnveIopes-
Opaque colored rote and letter enyskrtss. ~--~-@-
an sizes ofe white ra6e envelopes.
~ French oblons ladies letter envelopes
Oblong envelopes, open at the end
Mourning letter, ante and Official envelopes.
Best heavy white, buG and canary official envelopes.
Fine white, buff and blue cloth envelopes.
And also every other Article required In the Station
cry Line.
For Sale by II. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-13
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, May IL.
II is understood that Postmaster Roberts,
OF Brooklyn, has failed to honor the
drafts of the Department for the quarter
euding March 3lss. Special agent Taylor has
been investigating the matter for several days.
1t is reported on good authority thatt Post
master has but $500 Of receipts on hand.
The Department will lose nothing, as his
suresies are responsible for the deficiency.
SYRACUSE, Nay IL.
4 A State Fenian Conventiontion IS now in
session here. One hundred and fifty dele
gates are in attendance. The following Address
has been adopted; T
TO the Irish Nationality Of Netr York:
BsorHERe-We, the representatives Of the
Fenian brotherhood Of the State Of New
York, in convention assembled, = -h&Eipg care
fully examined the strength and resources Of
the organization and the plan Of operations
submitted BY General O'Neii, declare. the or
gsnisation is stronger 1t present than as any
lime hitherto, and that said plan of operation
is entirely practicable. Wehave pledged our
selves to meet the enemy socn upon the bat
tle-feld, and we earnestly call upon you to
exercise your utinost energies to furnish the
necessary means toeqnip md arm the thou
sands q willing hands and brave hearts imT =
tientIy waiting the ordseso march.
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CHICAGO, May IL.
The Republicans Washington special, Of
OF the 1lth, says The Johnsonians in this
city are IN high fever Of excitement over
Mr.. Trumbulfs desertion Of the party. The
Republican members Of Congress from
that State meet tomorrow morning to wait
upon him and request that he either vote in
accordance with the expressed wishes of the
State or at once resign.
The 1FibmRe's Washington special, of the
llth, says: Mr.. Trumbull had been counted
by cuniders u sure 10 vote for two or three
articles, but this count, il appears, was not
well founded for the Senator made strong
speech against the FIRST and second articles,
which are the bssis Of the whole case. He
said the Get OF 1882, creating the War De-
fArtn,snt, gave the President power to re-
moyeits head, and this power was in no way
effected till the passage of the Tenure-of-
Office act. He said this did not apply 10 Mf.
Stanton, for be was not included in the gen.
eral terms of the 6rst section of this set, be-
cause the term Of his appointment expired
with the end Of Mr.. Lincoln first term. The
law could not accommodate itself TO the cir>
cumssances OF any individuals. The Senator
spoke chiefly on the first two articles. read
ing his views BIT some length. He indicated
generally thai he could not vote on any OF
them, saying that the question must be deter
mined from judicial and not from political
stand point
WASHINGTON, May H.
The number Of arrivals from American
ports at London in 1867, was 20e; the num-
Der 10 1865 was only 40. This shows de-
clips ip American shipping, occasioned by
Confederate privateers and kindred causes.
The President attended May ball last
night, with his little grand laughter, 4 the
National Theatre.
The Secretary of the Navy has replied to q
resolution of the Honse, showing that over
three hundred vessels have been sold since
the close of the war.
NEW YoRE, May r.
Senator Grimes speech in the Senate yes-
terday is printed here, making four columns
1t concludes as follows,
After discussion Of the various points in
volved, he takes the ground that the differ
ences between the President and Congress
are Of political character, and not amouni-
ing to high crimes and misdemeanors. Ia
bis opinion the President has not been guilty
Of an impeacbable ofFense, BY reason Of any
thing alleged in either of the articles preferred
against him at the bar Of the Senate by the
House Of Representatives.
Tie 1fibun! has dispatch from Washing>
ton, dated At 2.l5 this a. M, stating that
Mr.. Howard's physicians are OF the opinion
that he will not be able to take his seat in
.ha =. Senate to-day.
Mr.. Freelinshuysen is sure to vote for con-
viction on the first three articles. This will
carry WILEY aseo
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May I2.
z Colonel Forney has rendered his resigna-
ton as Secretary of the Senate, to take effect
upon the election Of his Successor. His let
ter to this effect was placed in the hands oil
Senator Wade last night The principal rea-
son for this course is as he privately asserts
to bis friends, that he may not be restrained
BY official position from commenting on the
course OF Republican Senators who do not
sustain the conviction Of the President
The United States Marshal for St. Louis
has applied, through the Commissioners ol
Internal Revenue, for . force OF cavhiry t1
arrest distiilers engaged in violating the tax
laws.
For the week ending 9th instant, $40 pat.
ents were issued. During the paat week 254
applications and l03 cavaets were fled.
The General Conference Of the Zion Color
ed Church have appointed Friday . day ol
fasting anda prayer 70 God to MD ths SENATE
to give verdict in aid of suffering hu-
manity.
80 CHICAGO, May L.
Tbs yoHrxars special from Washington
a9s The adjousnmGnt a. the Senate unG
6a&ufdsy Il conidefed favorable tosconvie.
ton, beside there being . chance that Mr.
Howard win b pres1nt. There viii BE time
for those in favor of conviction to make q
msrs thoroush oansass Of the Senate aud Of
doubtful Senators,
u 1t Il assorted On good authority that tirs
detection among the Radical Senators ha.
heep arrested, and thAt . sufEeisns numbeI
can b mustered to convict on article IL !
Altogether the feeling here is moro hope.
ful than It was yesterday and last night.
Senator howard's illness Is brain fever.
The eaeeof John SuliaA M cdled in the
Criminal Court to-day. The prisoner ap.
peared. His cosnsel expressed desire fol
poetponement, and after discusaion the
Court sxpresseda : disposition ste allewik n
gf 1xeruntil ~ n6x1 term. Tha yeosno1
moved p adnit spsAst to bail, 81 IAicA -
afgdment will be made Tomorrow. The Wit
notice. - q s'ss@ - s.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, Ga, May IL.
Gen. Meade has issued an order declaring
the Constitution ratified by 1899 majority.
Iii not yet determined whether the Legls-
lsture is Democratic or Radical.
JACKSON, May 12.
The Democrats of Mississippi meet again
in Convention to-day. Candidates tor State
Offices will belnominated and the policy Of
the campaign adopted.
New ORLEANS, May -.
General Buchanan has suspended the col,
lection of taxes for 1865 and '66, on lands
overhowed last year, until the first Of Janua.
ry, 1869, upon the recommendation of Gov
Baker, on account OF the distress the coIlec-
tion the presen. year would cause in the
oyerflowed districts.
A section Of the Montgomery war ehouse
on the levee near Fulton street, filled with
corn ana bsled hay. was destroyed BY fire
last night. LOSE, 100000. Tbe work d
an incendiary. The large werehouse filled
with quartermaster's stores. adjoining. wa:
ssyed with difficulty owing to the scarcity o.
water
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


.s & HriIsosIELp, III, My II.
Great preparations are being made for the
8faEs BAss ball ConsentionF vhsA meets
here tO-morfoa. @f
! Joseph Lsshtoa, . boy nins yeassaeld, wss
yesterday, run over BY heayy cattle train
and killed. His body was matilated almost
psat idensiAeafiop. sfs RI
The Eighth District Democrats Conszes.
sionaI Convention meets at Bloomington
May 96th. r
81 PAsA, III, Nay II.
I A confidence man Gising hisradAs - Jo4n
Laderms decimped from here Sunday night
Win -shsus S6D6 booty. Yesterday hssSss
arsssted Il Shslbyvills and brought hack.
UaSyla, ,1a1lA.
Tn. Republican Territorial conySh
instructed their delegates for Grant and Cshak.
0xAsa, May IA
reduction Of twenty -fvc cents has bsea made
On npaeesnxesA Ansl fnight tetiG oves - lIniea X
eisc haiifsad, togo into elISet sui5srfSes sss1 4
CSEsnstS, lfay ~
Great indignation h fslt hsfs ansong Rspubli-
caps At TIE acsion efsone Of their ssaatss5 eHAhs
Hpssshnsdt eass. The Dsnsss6sy ~ jsi1lsnt-
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LATE CABLB DIRAfcHEs,

LoxDos, Nay IL.
The Aorsisg Standard prsys that the
Queen will take no part tn the contest 10 the
Ho9ssef Connoas oa ~ Isish Chafeh, Aoa
that her reply % 0lsdssone'a address IL surs
to - tsvotsoss, -
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Thi. work hs, ncw bsoome the recognized Standard
History Of the a5est Civil War Comprehepding 1t
does the cfsi political aud military aspecis the
snsous struggle ts plan embraces not on,v fall Ind
hsusve narrative Of events but to do all parties the
justice snd TO odd 10 the permanent vslue Of te
work =, length from certified eopirs all import
ant State Papers, Federal and Confedsratel all ofdin
snce secessen and resolutions; Proceed
ngs of Congress Federal and ConiederateJ 1s6o6
Great representative speeches and addresses North
ard eouth ocIai Reports Of the Army aud Naval cotu-
manders Army and Navy Returns and Statistics State,
legislative and Auncipal asticn Eorsiyn Relations
AMI N,iomacy (opsu and sscfesl. A
Having at his sposal ample space for this conpre
heusise treatment Of the the suhor hss sne
cseded Ia producing work which received the uo
qusdsd endorse nsnt of aosernors 0ongressren, Sou
randsrs In the Army nd Navy srinsnt ci.ilsns ms
the lsading prsas throughout the entire coHnfy
Of whose opinions herewith given In pI,ss. q,
the cbeapost History sf tAs War yet ofe,eo shen IL
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Wholesale 4 Retail.
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Coin, Silver Ware.
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DrF Ho'connor................ .........6s Main street.
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Phillips Kerr...........-.........s5 Main street
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey LIE Faivre. Main strcet-bet 5th i 9Th.
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W Westeott. ..i........ Main street-near Fourth.
Carter Webster Bros .....ss Main street
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
L. II. Dean. Third Main Streets
nulshamp MAtlebs....o...........bO ~ MAIN street.
Huiskanp Bros..... Main street-bet 4th . 5th.
Hart, Agt..-..........a....... 1873 Main street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATUMEs.
- " -
From washin 6 ton.
Adjournment of the Impeachment
Trial Till saturday.
Trumbull and Grimes Argue
sGinst Conviction
HOPE STILL ENTERTAINED OF THE
= SUCCESS OF IMPEACHENT.
Resignation OF Colonel FOrney.
Congregational Proceedings
New Tax Bill Reported In ths as1ss.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4o..
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4os
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Arnitage co.......css Ninth Johnson


CLOCKS, WATcn HES - SEwELRY.
Sam Bridges. Nos I 4 Estes House
T. R. ]. Ayres i Sens...... .........67 Main strsct
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BOOKS ! sTATaoNEnY.

BAG FACTORY.
w ABeers.........,....,,..,.... 106 Main strse
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KE0KUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
Brown + Rnowlss.-.-..eor Main = Fifth streets.
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Coin, Silver Ware.
S Bridges ........-.......Nos / 4 2 Estes House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-12

DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy. an,
only Effectual Remedy in the world for Weal
ness Of the Back OF Limbs, Structures, Affection,
charges, lmpotency, General Debility, Nervon.
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor. Low Spirits, CepG.
sion Of Ideas, Palpitstion Of the Heart Tim;J
ty, Trembling, Dimness of Sight GiaJip,,
Disease Of the Head, Threat, Ncse or slip. A
fentions Of the Liver, Lungs, stomach or b,
els--those Terrible Disorders arising from 50
tary Habits Of Youth-sEcRET and soiitary -,
ices moro fatal to their victims than tie 90,
Of Syrens to the Mariners Of Ulysses, bIisbtis,
their most brilliant hopes or antieipatiops 80
49,, y,,arriare &c. fmpossibla ~"
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New York Items.

New YORK, December 1.-THE La
fargo property, known as the Southern
Hotel, on Broadway, was sold at auc-
ton yesterday for 81 900.
Lewis Gaylord Clarke, for long
time editor of the KnickerbOcker Mag
agine, was seriously injured on Wednes-
day hy falling down the stairs of his
residence at Piedmont. Fears are enter
tanned that he will not recover.
The Tribune says of the proposed
termination of the contract with the
New York Associated Press, that the
actual reason why the telegraph gave
the notice was because of the severe
structures against the personal integri-
tv of the managers of the Western
Union company, and they did not deem
it their duty TO be bound to the Associa
ton by 4 contract while one of its
members felt ut liberty to impugn the
personal character Of the officers.
There is good deal of CONSERVATION
amour custom officers at the rumOrS OF
the approach of u general decapitation.
The large tobacco establishment of
John Thompson, in Brooklyn, has been
seized for an alleged attempt u deiraud
the Government.
The Democratic Soldiers and Sailors
Association Of Brooklyn has become u
permanent institution. II is provided
that members being sick shall be taken
care of, and IN case of death the funeral
expenses TO be betrayed by the Associa
tiOn.
Ii is rumrcd that the New York Yacht
Club will probably threw out a chal-
lcngc to all the world for grand trial
of speed of the yachts of the several
nations.
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The Spanish lnsurrecIiOu

New YORK, December IA Herald
special, dated at Madrid, December 10,
says the insurrection has assumed n
more alarming CHI lracter than was at
first reported.
The telegram from Cadiz announcing
the surrender of the insurgents proves
erroneous. On the first day of tho re.
volt the insurrectionists succeeded in
taking some pieces of artillery and
have since been occupying an important
position. General Deroda, at the head
of a considerable military force, is pre-
pairing for vigorous assault on CadiZ.
The National Guard is employed in
keeping order and protecting property
in Madrid.
Great excitement prevails in Malaga
and other towns at the alarming state
of affairs. Cadiz is the only town in
revolt, but a rising is mOmentarily eX-
pocted in Catalonia. Munitions of war
have been landed in Cadiz and ii is said
that the party in revolt aye well sup
piled with the same. TheY have also
plenty of money and are determined 10
fight to the last.
American flags are respected by both
parties. Hundreds seek protection from
the American Consulate at Cadiz.
There is an American war vessel in
port and the Danish and Italian vessels
are placed at the disposition of the
American Consul. Many rich families
are leaving Spain. General Prim has
gone to Andalusia. The Government
is much embarrassed, owing to the un-
settled state of the country aud the
impoverished condition of the fnanc cs.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE intense
cold weather continues. Early this
morning the thermometer in this city
ranged from ten to fourteen degrees be-
low zero. At Cairo it was one degree
below zero this morning, which is re-
markable for that lattitute. The Mis-
sissippi is frozen over as far down as
Cairo. At Quincy, last night, the Their
mometer reached thirteen degrees be-
low zero.
A special from Washington says that
General Grant and staff will leave to-
morrow evening fer Chicago.
George Gangston, Sheriff of Brown
county, Wisconsin, shot and killed a
professional burglar, named NJ. Nehill,
at Green Bay, on Monday, while he was
attempting to escape from him. He had
been arrested by the Sheriff in
a stage coach, on the authority of tel
egraphic dispatch from Marquette.
Three or four shots were exchanged be-
tween the sheriff and the burglar he
fore he was brought down. He had on
his person q draft drawn or Ives N Son,
of Detroit, by P. NJ. Everett 4 Son,
bankers, of Marquette, which he had
undoubtedly stolen.
Maggie Wiseman, chambermaid at a
Mr.. Adams house at Oshkosh, Wiscon-
sin, was burned to death on Wednesday
night, by the upsetting of kerosene
lamp. She was probably undressed and
just on the point of retiring when the
accident occurred. She was SO terribly
burned that her body could not be laid
out, and she had to be wrapped up in
the sheet in which she died and laid in
the coffin. She had been employed III
the house for two years, and was highly
respected.