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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-05
IL. THEfs PEER
Blank Legal Forms.

,ENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND.
: AMI znI hereafter keep 80 sale. Biank Forms, such a. are
used IN the Lac, Sal. o. Purchase % Real Es;ate, Mercantile
TraurscHons. Sc &C. Among them may b. found the iolus-
ing
CHARTER PARTY, hr ih- Chsrtsring ~ v-sai'.
POWER % ATTORNEY Three or four difsreu, forms
g special aui general Possrz 81 Attorney.
CUSTOM HOUSE POwER OF ATTORNEY.
CO~-PABTSEEsBfP fr Mercantile. Manufacturing ~ Arri-
cultural Cop-Ttnsrshirs,
LEAsE u H0uss or Land.
ELL % SALE, % Registered vessel.
BILL ~ SALE. - Personal Property.
WpET8AgE. 81 Real Estate.
CHATIfL MORTGAGE. 81 Furniture - Personal Property.
SPECIAL CD-PAHTSEHsuIP
BUILDERS
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
IyDENTJRE OF APPEENTfCEsHIP.
DEED % REAL ESTATE,
LABOR C~OSTgACT, b.i~sen Master aud a-Ivani. three
frns.
CONSULAR INyoICE anil Certihea's. Or p~urchr,-r- ari
Manufacturer.
sHtPs MASfFEsTs. Bills ~ LalinE. &c Ac.
y These blanks ere printed on the hn-s' document Taper
Ini IN ths ia,ss; s'yi-. Orders FROM IN. other T. AM. promptly
attended q.
Price per SiuRIs 'ePy, % Cts: or - per boz.
FT sals ~ eco Gun ~. " wHTTNry
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-05

oFFIcL,L NoTIcE.-TIre attention Of ship owners
and ship masters il called to the official notice of the
American Minister Resident, relating to the coolie
trade and 10 those engaged in it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-05

CoSCERr.-A very crelitahle as well as successful
concert of vocal music was given last Saturday night,
at the church in Kalihi, in aid Of fund for the pu-
chase Of ~scruphinc for the church. The whole affair
was gotten up and conducted by Hawaiians, some
twenty children taking part, and their Efforts We're
rewarded 10y "A full house, and enough money To pur-
chase the desired instrument. The room was dressed
with flags and evergrcens. and the platform nicely
arranged with curtains and flowers. Twenty pieces
were sung, closing with the national anthem God
save the King" \ number Of our residents from
town went out to the concert, and were YER much
pleased with the music and the management II 6.
= AccmFNT-While n party of young ladies and
gentlemen were improving the moonlight for eques-
trian exercise ON Thursday evening, the bit of the
horse ridden by Miss Helen Il. Whitney broke. and
the animal becoming unmauageable, she was thrown
and quite seriously bruised in the head and on one
arm. She was taken home in an insensiblc condi-
ton. and remained thus for several hours. but is
now improving. -
= Col 4. :. S~palding, who has recently been
confirmed as American Consul at this port, took pas
sage for san Francisco in the Eifho, intending to re
turn by the first steamer, after communicating with
the Government ut Washington. During his absence,
T. Perkins Esq. Consul at Lnhaina, will act a. Con-
sui for this port. -
y From the Euotoa we learn that the dwelling
house Of Rev. \. o. Forbes on Liliha street was On
tered on Friday evening Of last week and fifty dollars
in money stolen. -
The regular meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge No.
u. F. & \ VI. will BE- held on Monday evening next.
Visiting brethren are invited to attend.
PRIME L,ws.-We% complete this week the publ
cation Of the laws passed at the last session of the
Legislature
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04
Flow the Tide Is Running-A
Judge AbaNdOns the Radl-

Judge AbaNdOns the Kadi-
Gals and Joins the DemOc-
racy.
The largest political meeting ev.
er held in the Chippewa Valley, was
held at Eau Clair in this State, on
the 18th ult, and was gotten up 'on
two days notice, Judge Ira Mead,
heretofore prominent Republican
and man of great influence in that
part of the state, was called to pre-
side over the meeting, and upon
taking the chair, he addressed the
audience as follows:
He said that, as he had always
been a. advocate of, an acted with
the republican party, this was the
first time he had ever been called
upon to preside over Democratic
meeting !; but that when such men
MS John A. Logan, Thad. Stevens,
aud Ben. Butlcr-the "bcast, y
who voted ffty-six times in the
Charleston Convention to make jeff
Davis traitor, President Of the
United States-bccame the champ
ion of republicanism, and are per-
mitted to supplant in the affections
Of their party, such honored states,
men as Fess endcn, Ross, Grimes,
Trumbull, etc., he could no longer
net with that party, and hcncefortl
would give his adhesion to the
principles Of Democracy. cloud ap-
plausc.) The republican leaders
had become too corrupt they had
violated the confidence Of the mas
ses ; they were ritling the honest
industry Of the country, under pre-
text Of necessity, to suhyert the
interests of bondholdcrs and eastern
monopolies, and had inaugurated a
system of taxation known to nc
other country on earth. He was in
favor of equal taxation and one cur.
rcncy for all the people. and believed
in the supremacy of the white race,
and the right of States to regulate
the elective franchise, as they have
done since the foundation Of tho
government, loud applause] and
pointing to the American flag,
which was spread out upon the wal
back of him, said he preferred that
flag, with every star shining from
its azure blue, to any party, and hi
preferred the Constitution of thu
United States, as framed through
the wisdom Of our forefathers, t,
my party platform.
The Judge closed his remarks
amid laundering applause and pro
longed cheering. Wisconsin paper
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04
"A Few Words for the Me.
chanic and LaDOrer.
From the Brooklyn Eagle,


The radical papers cannot UNDER
stand why the Democrats make such
an cutlery about the taxes. They
tell us we are mostly people who
have little property, and pay no
taxes, because they do not find our
names in the assessors list. The
great manufacturers may think they
pay the taxes on manufa. tured
goods; but do they? Whatever tax
they pay they charge to the pur-
chaser, and recover it back from him
with interest. The wholesale deal
er adds tho tax and still more in
terest, to the bill he sends to the
retail store keeper. The store-keep-
erputs his own tax, and all the
accumulated taxes the others have
charged to him upon the price Of
the article, when he sells it over the
counter to the working-man. This
is what makes things SO dear. TIE
laborer buying goods in the store,
has to pay not only the original
value Of the thin: but all the tax on
it that has been paid at each stage
by manufacturer, wholesale dealer
and storekeeper Each Of these in
turn recover from the next man he
amount Of tax they have paid; but
TIE last man, the laborer, the con-
sumner. the ultimate owner of the
article, who docs Lot sell it to any
body else, but keeps it, uses it and
wears it out-who pays him the ac-
cumulatcd taxation, which all those
richer men have, one after the other
piled upon the goods, to enable
them to meet tho demands of the
tax gatherer? The tax is shifted
from the manufacturer to Wholesale
dealers, and from him to the store
keeper, and from him to the work
ingman. But on whom shall the
workingman shift the tax? lie must
pay it all and get none of it back
from anybody else. As long IS the
goods are being sold and transfer
red from hand to hand, SO long the
tax is kept from shifting from one
mans back to another; hut when
the article ceases to be turned over
in trade, and becomes applied to the
use for which it was designed, then
the tax can be no further shifted.
The man who wears the shirt pays
tho tax Of the storekeeper who sold
it, Of the Wholesale dealer who sup
piled it to the store and Of every
man who has handled it, back to the
cotton factory millionaire. in whose
mills it was woven. AS Jefferson
says: Taxation is like ball roll
ing down stairs; it bumps on each
step, but it finally settles
on the lowest. It is the
working masses who pays the taxes;
it is they who have the deepest in
tercst in honest and economical ad-
sninistration Of the government. 1t
is their money that pays the freed
mems bureau, and supports lazy
negroes in idleness, anl rascally
carpet baggers in playing pranks
before High Heaven in the capacity
Of bogus legislators Of the States Of
the South. the men in this country
who work with their hands for daily
bread are the ones who pay the four
hundred million dollars q year which
the radicals contrive to dissipate in
carving on tho government.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

While the Radicals Of Detroit
were freing q salute in ratification
Of the nominal ion OF General Grant,
4 workingman was heard 70 exclaim:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

An answer to the following conun-
drum is respectfully solicited: If a
Radical administration spends mill
ions Of dollars q month more than
it can realize by the present enor-
nous taxation, how long will it
take Radical administration to
pay a public debt amounting to
billions?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04
GREAT EXCITEMENT!

All about the new Meat Market on Mar
ket street. You will get meats put up in the
neatcst possible manner as men of exper-
fence and skill are running the machine.
Call and see them one and all, ana give
them share Of your patronage. ls4m6-e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

The Ohio Statesman puts the inn
mensc character of the public debt
in the following familiar form
At 81 per bushel the public debt
represents ]. 261, 767, 245 bushels of
wheat, or 81, s53,017 tons. To
transport this amount in two-horse
wagons, allowing one ton to each,
would require 81, S5S,O17 wagons
and IS, 700, O34 horses ! Give each
team thirty feet space, and you
have q cayalcade which would en-
circle the globe nearly nine times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

Fire your guns! you can't fool
me any longer. l voted your ticket
unit, it takes three dollars to buy
what I used to get for seventy five
cents; and now it. about time for a
change . "a
There are thousands Of working
men in every State who feel just SO:
They have voted the Radical ticket
for The last time. They want "a
change" and they arc bound to have
it. No amount Of clap-trap about
Grants military record can blind
them to the fact that he is the dumb
tool of the most desperate men in
the Radical party. The workingmen
wont touch him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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q peef ass1 vine Aef1 IT, l,sa1a EEAaI
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she - 49, - - - -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25
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NE N1ue3MflnA Aasa1asx Whlen n
the iaadlnk kes11 lEten organ ~ the
Mest d.zllex<l nf me nauds % sne
National uanlocsaflc t9ayent,Qla. 2
EiAtk1xln whleh shall eIiiiso1y Iiae 1ol-
lowing points
the I'VE twenty bonds can DC
legally I,a1d IN ie1a ssaittefs aud
onEhf 20 DC 70 paid.
2 " debts ~ \ psaki
not athersFise pfoilllsea ia H0aa are
20 - pala ~ aefEt
q tine currency Ipr Az, ans. equal
ana es1iIaHs0A fa xskSi0n upon all mtzSs
be fatllF1slEzl ~ lseiasasfat1r fsrdsfctr ias
-~9pp0el slun 81 pfsvtieE
wtaigh nx'eaFs Msofs anu III ins,In
sise GuVernlnenk Hok gissn ~ tsae
rsaasskx follows Ipg1eAiiy, from Iie
sasaosasass uf nsis ,faafaI,ie;
- assIa s,s Z - ., J. II =
lrflafIass 81 fhe 5, ssurrenrr. III order Is
save an annual drain 8f sI5s, 100
: year nov paid u t1le shape q M
tesss 49, 80 '1aassa ~ = aasn asps
..,.r.s. and tsssrss sss,.t bs,sIIreelesl f,r
it, speedy liquidation. =
The party looking at the matter
1911 . sssl - sasssas Is 80 !,
assI.assk II q tlsIs lassssarttsi in the Dem
oirafic platform.
the Democrats talk afNssas max ing
49, ssaa a,assa.a ,ss 80
,sg ~ hs,.ss fIess ssu III 81 r..
perlalIy IL they intend III etnbody
the points given . Dove we trust they
v, W. sao ]. = ssssssss 1'a's1 1'' esi'ios
\ 4 i n ..s eslebraeIng the poiats
ses forth above, would aFsag the
whole ysasf fnoaleq power af the
ss'aaass wy a.sis',aats1e -
t,sIn--ss Eose,,I I L. ! TIe,nIi
We c.in tl,e above from the ST.
Jsx,e,,h No Herald d Grant organ
FIR 1l.a ,,s,r,,es.ss ~ assuring that ma
per that tl,e Democracy are looking
1t the matter. not as the Herald
hsn.es the Radicals win look at Ii,
With areparl to PARTY interests. bai
they are hooking at Ii with d regard
10 fhe 5x,ss Interests Of the cosestI.l and
The kuborfsa0 and prosFaeisq cEtrsses
thereof, and desire that the ssfinan.
cials, rs well as au ether PARTS of the
platform. adopted al New York. shall
be perfectly explicit and unr1is-
taxable in its ,neasiing.n The Her.
qtsf ctu,ld not possibly be more pleas
ed than NE shall be il the platform.
shall be fully rs explicit and decided
As anything set ford, ia What /
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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].
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hpnx1k z5f3erx nto ~ nranlx al1an.
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'lssoss q 49,. Y 80
~ NIL n1nh1zlft ~ - M up On TIE
in1kt nf6uitcy men whfeh h MT hon
80 ra....,..u..als,
- ~ q. 81. FL J,
isRt llosaz naess q klae = tlea, 49,
poi y seeA - This Congressional dis'
tficf. Nlso would unite with f1risnel
...,.. s., a.. =, ,.u..,.rt - !. s.6lts.l 4.
80. s, - -. a,..' = e 49, .'..
$3.50. : a.As ssss.s -. .sl's*'
fore i ist0o lafe. ney eanf ufa6
true Dcuaoerats Into h1efr seheslze1
and the sl,at1er HEY hers,salp en-
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VaaAs1 = aasss - 2 80 - Z J. s.
l1e iOr S7em anN me parry VIVA
which they pTstsHsl te be acting.
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re- ~ ys Is t.,tr<. isssrz ia sssIs
l., ss - -, = 49,, -
Thaf Lii g<.s.ssssss,auna 4. l,s.sssl ,,r.<ss,
ts,ss ,s,sss 49, - tissss ,ssl,o asss-
= II a. al fhaf The Northern
Mekhcaists hase aeanirel b. con.
ae - Ia.e faSat e. snnsaus sns ~. =
= ss'r s = aIi.s,s the a. sDathern Mefho-
dfsis Is meet ana worship their way
as II would be 70 uliuw Lee and
Johnson g ean .oe. me- a.l s., a elIa.s
II s sss. II ila 7san, NJ .lsslsg The
ralIeion offiae North Ii hound to rule
this eosatinesaf. AMI Y proposes 70
maze Z pfoL,sf apnasss.sa e.. = o ~
, r ss,,,ls,gsied aens,la lssss AYR
no naore right 10 apply their owia ps-
cniiar fsaoFal lleas than 70 use their
las,ssaasal m pleiaaeaIs g . Va.
.'s.* e. - ~ ~ iss -, hing n
almost wish Tint we knew how %
hlasphelne IKE old Ben Wade thai
we inigiat sseaf at N 5sas NE :
s ~ sns ss,sis;,.s > ~ Tia .nass are
desceInlIng under the reign OF the
African barbarian party - Y ifehau
IN. IL = sassss-
A startling announcement ] Ma
honaet and his followers did netting
more than this, when they presented
the Koran or the Sword. II We r.
n1snlaer correctly the Constitution
Of the United States guarantees p
every man the right % woFshlp God
acoaFding to the dictates Of his Own
conscience, and no form OF reaagion
can he prescribed under ~ provis-
ions. Yet this f,Fetea.dassg follower
Of the s'naeek and lowiy Jesus, Z
would not only pFsseiyte like MAJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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the xftsusn.
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died tn flaa Fkancisno On tha M
May -
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pressilf. a
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@ q steer heing Bit On the 50raa,e ! /
= aftia1lAke near That plaeH n
poison NJ ~ ne applnN
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futEAa7V N5d MEF& I'm that ykini,~
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l1 ~ rlaus and snp
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h u MIN NAMED robert SHAW gya
rusty Asl1 &fn<s1H 1Mt0 bis head IN
iaetTh EleQl1 F6s La Maseatin,
kz1i1atF last week. lie l. insensibIt
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-
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$50 8 !, s lii - - - So
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We CLEAN from the 6sasefte n 4y0,ss
gg,n fsun,f,ss..asfH,.s,u aass,s,spd 4
/ issssfe the pew Ensanp se3Tysn :
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j Iszssss asslexpfesl 4 beautiful sssssYSe III,
4 .aI.s,s,t i mile sssxsl,esses VI t3sns city
lie eossansausis . pleasant view, /
lsealfIily located, ssd tho Baildh
tlIinks the choice viii give aaiyef
sal sstissaetixsa.
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hvsaF sss@il 1870 - s. - I ls.sss :
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treatment, s. -. - -,
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ISOLATION :.rc ijsalSisig arTans-enent
rs... : = - !, -. 80 ss...;u,
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sras,s,. INTO az go sssSs Ia ii
$3.50 1a,iIgli,sss s,i~Isf Ks.fg,v Ia
and prftxI SIsal the dor III fise sisssl
and sspsvessiai IN feaeising ssse nnne
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Who ara the laenudiators 2


We present the following resoln-
tions adopted BY the Ohio Radical
State Convention, fur the eoasislera-
ton Of those Radicals In Iowa, who,
when speaking OF the position Dem
ocrats have faksn relativeto the pay
ment Of the public debt, roll the
word " Repatriation. /" rs 3 sweet
naorsel under their Radical tongues,
and spituut their salivn at IL with q
truly ssIoyalv venom. Read the
Ohio resolution:
1esolueIs Tlaat the republican par
q pleages ltseif g IIae mitnms pay
t s..s 9 .,ss ,,.s ,sss;s 49,, ~ -
t. s. , -, were Isss ,es said bonds
should DO paid In the currency ofthe
eauntry which, may De 2 zeal tender
Nisen E. !. g 8 ne saasai uH pre-
M a &4x4 &8zF453fxff<fE<4 f{sfA a x1f<{t0fX
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


=, LONDON MONEY MARREr-LoNDoS, April 3--5 r.
M.-consols closed at 90 a e3is for money and ac.
count. United states nvetwentics, IAN; Illinois
Central, al \; Erie Railway shares, 4es.
FRANEioRT BOT April 3-Even-
mg.-unlted states bonds closed firm at 75x.
PETROLEUM MARKEr--ASrwgRp, April 3.-Petro.
dard white. '"'
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET.-LIvERrooI, April
50 Il. M-The cotton market has been very active
throughout the day and closed strong and buoyant
az decided advance. The following are the author
ned quotations Mridliug uptands IN port, l2d.
l2hd.; middling uplands to arrive, 12isd. a l2ld
middnng Orleans, i2Ad. a 125Sd. The sales OF the
gay loot UP $4,000 bales. The market has been very
actve and the sales during the week just closed
nave reached the almost unprecedented figure
OF $4,000 bales The advance in prices has
Deen marked, and the quotations are at least 1sad.
per 10. higher on American descriptions than at
tne close OF last week. There has been anNctivc
demand or export. and OF the above sales $1,000
pacs were taken Of this purpose, against only 1900
last Week ihe amount taken for speculation was
l4oOO nacs. leaving about 1000 for local consunp
tlun. ne vcfy heavy sales have materially reduced
me STOCK ON hand hot only OF American. but of all
'"Sciipuohs. According 10 the best estimates the