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The Texas Division BIN.

The following is the bill for the division OF
Texas. introduced In the House, on the 9th, by
Mr. Beaman of Michigan. After stating that the
people are DESTROYS 20 divide, the bill continues:
That is to say, that all that part Of the terri
tory Of the said State Of Texas situate and EN-
brsced within the following lines. namely: Be
ginning at point in the middle Of the channel,
between Galveston Island and Bolivar Point.
thence through Galveston Bay t. the mouth OF
the San Jacinto river; up the San Jacinto river
TO its confluence with the eastern fork Of the san
Jacinto; thence mp said eastern fork, with tne
western boundaries of the counties OF Liberty
and Polk thence north TO the Trinity river
thence up said Trinity river to the mouth o. tne
Bots de Arc, or east fork Of the Trinity; tnence
up the said east fork 70 the northwest corner OF
the county of kaufman; thence norm 10 ine
southwest corner of the couaty OF rahnin
thence north with the western border OF Fannln
10 Red River thence down said Red River to the
eastern boundary Of the Safe of Texas; thence
south of the eastern boundary of the State to the
Gulf of Mexico; thence west across the Gulf TO
the point of the beginning, be erected into new
State. to be known by the name OF the State oil
East Texas.
THAT all that part of the territory of said
State Of Texas situated and embraced within the
following described limits, namely: Beginning al
q point in Pass CavallO midway between the
island and peninsula of Matagsrda, thence through
Matagoroa Bay to the Colorado river; thence up
the Colorado river TO where il is interrupted by
parallel 80 north latitude thence due west to the
Rio GraDde thence down said Rio Grande to the
Gulf of Mexico; thence through the Gulf Of
Mexico TO the point of beginning, be enacted into
q new State, to be called and known by the name
of South Texas and that all the residue and re-
mainder of the said State of Texas be known by
the name of the State Of Texas"
Then follow provisions allowing the convention
to divide into three conventions. each TO form q
Constitution to comply otherwise with the recon
struction acts and TO provide for the election of
State officers and re representatives. In Congress, the
election to be held when the Constitutions are
voted on, and the number of representatives in
Congress from all three States TO be the same that
Texas was entitled to in 1850, to be divided
among the three States as may be necessary to
secure the population requisite in each for rep.
resentative.
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EACrs y Msssn. N. Kiersr a Hollsne.., 40. zs
n Poydrss street. Manufacturers OF the Mslako6 Bters
GcntemehI examined the patent that granted
by the q. Government for manufacturing the Maakor
Bttes and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated excite keeJ in good order the digestive
organs have rescrbed aid Bitters several tmes and IN
every bad occasion their beneficial
effect remain. gentlemen very r.specttuly your NOS
obedient A. MEROIER, NJ D.. 1888 Csnsl street.
the patent you hold for the
Malskon Bttes and End nothing In the ingredients thereof
cacnsted TO nurousy the human system unless
taken in inordnste Quantities Indeed nothing bu
cordial bitter. 3. A. SMITH, M. ID.
Your Nalakoh Buffers, which I have examined. do
any ingredients injurious health and
mended 10 those who are IN want Of go ID tonic
Yours NJ. SOHUPPEkT, n. ID.
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

An powers Of the Corporation shall be vested in Board Of
Directors consisting Of .sht persons each Of whom shall
tim On the fret Aonday Of one thousand eieht
for said boa Of Ella held Office Of
Cooperation Of which election previous notice of
Sss 'O1 Ss Of eosg Os @ Tor
voted shall sufsn, to elect such DrsetoEs who a.
FOR President Of said Board well of said Cor
The President shall preside all meetings of the said
INABILITY act Directors elect one of their
number President pro TEN sho shall Tor the time oeng
rscors IS .orsssd shall not dissolve the said Corporation
ods ne seeH Is bd Which notice Sa be 1a GIVEN an
above provided for AID shall continue until elsSOn be
"''~ ARTICLE SIXTH.
The Board of Directors shall appoint Secretary and all
such clerks and Agents as may be Necessary RAY remove the
same a. na the salaries 81 Al ocsss o. the SSrpo
Of sad officers and agents and shall make aud establish
the asrs If he laid orporaon as may be necessay and
proper nsority Of the said ard shall be necessary
ga Board also have the power to I'll any vacancies th
therein, by DEATH absence resignation any
O'"'' '''' ARTICLE SEVENTH
Each shareholder at all meetings for the election of Direc
oher purposes .hs be entitled directly By proxy
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
transfer Of stock shall be recorded at Office Of said Com
p binding himself or serss ~ ne mer. fcs
recording transfer abidsb by all the
tpustions of this act and and ali the rules Iegua
bylaws, made and adopted in pursuance thereof
ARTICLE NINTH.
This Corporation shall be- continue for snd during the
term Of years hon and after .hs dsts OF these
thirds Of its capts stock shall have bsea subscribed for
ARTICLE TENTH.
The following named stockholders via John D.vidsoa,
Marx y pisne,, Ch;Is: Lss'sRs. william d Mcclellan
james NiAon are hereby the rs board Of Dr.
who shall he FIRST meeting elect ooe of their
their sOrs to be elected provided in
'''' ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
power privilege conferred on the Association by
any M q the isT under which the same Is
act Of Congress the United States at Amsrsa
s By VOss IN I
holders. .u,,..
The liquidation the sars of said Corporation at the
termination :. its charter determined upon by
It's htockholders shall be conducted by stockholders
meeting convened for purpose after sixtv days pra
ys US SS @ Of N p ssT
ton also all other privileges 10 be conferred said
qudaoIs. shall be fixed such the said Stock
hodels may at such general nesting determine.
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
The of the Stoekholdsrs residences and the
respective number Of held by tue
secsred such act and opposite
Thus and raised my Office, at Me- Orleans afore
said in the presence Of Mesr James Graham and
Of lawful domiciaed IN tnis city,
hsreunto sgn their with the parties and me- the said
lOtary, the day and Aforesaid.
Original Signed
JOHN DAVIDSON, u. FONTAINE,
ID MUkHET, W. SEYMOUR,
NJ. F. BIGNY, JOHN LEEDS,
mo T. Ms sasIc6 Agent. 5s6 H fxLsh
j. v. NIAON, and Others
JAS GRAMAM,t
O. o. CENAS ANDREW HERO JR
Notary Public.
A true copy frou the original.
(signed) ANDREW HERo, ia,
Notary Public.
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CKNEsr rURPIN, wHoLEsALK N

EKN EST TURPIN. wH0LEsALB MANUFAC-
u turer Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolsts Cream
Drops, sugsx Amonds Rock Candy, Jujubs Paste, Gum
Drops, ene syrups BY steam Importer Of French 0rn
ghns Decorated Toys Cosssques Fancy Papers for Cake
stands % 5on9ae Cstonsees, Fancy Boxes Christ
mas and New Year Presents, Comucopiss ETC. Ne %
Old Leyes street between 81 Lous and denh Streets New
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hook ron THE UNFoRTUNATE

j. BALDWIN pUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsEs lmpotency css OF Power Nervous Debility with
Notes Impedmens Marriage should be by all
tempsting marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is By
-II : 10 J. B. DUFF GRIFFIs, +
New Orleans Medical Institute.
.-H 26i Magazine street.
Where all private diseases successfully treated.
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PpppA -<-~sr w.,
Chemists 90 IA. l. m. Prince Napoleon
$3.50. PARIS. as.

These different medicines the most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry aud Tue
rapeucs They be confounded with qusck
medcnes their sufficiently indicate their compost
and prescribed BY the Faculty the whole world They
widely differ from those medicines advertised in
the public papers able possible disease
they applicable bus very few comp ANTS rne
laws exist in France with regard 20 the sale II
medical preparsans and only those wncn have undergone
examination BY the Academy Of Medicine and have been
proved escous either the hospitals the practice Of
the FIRST neaica authorised by tbs Govern msnt
1hs fact be for the excelsncy Of Messrs
4hIMAuLT 90 - MEDICINES.
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. wOLCOrT he viii pay $1,000 TO any who
will produce remedy that will Instshtly remove, and
read ~ and permanently la the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck Shoulders, Breast Back, Heart Lungs
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles, Fest Toes internal
external acute chronic old Ulcers. Fresh Wounds
FnRhtfui Cancers-n TACT all pain, nom cause Rheu
rstc Neurslc FROM mosquito bite TO most intense
Labor Painsss quick Pain Paint reduce Inflammation
rapidly heal permanently give no pain in its sp
plcAon whether applied to the infant the
Feeble aged person. and 10 harmless as Pain Paint
a.t JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
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.rH no More God Liver on.
0RINAULrs SYRUP OF IODIzED HORSE RADIsH

THIS medicine has been administered with tbs
hospitals of Paris Ii Is persc substitute 70
Cod Liver Oil and has been found beneficial in Disease
of the Chest hcToulA Lymphatic DsOrdsrs Grees Sick
Atony and Loss Of Appetite IL
the constitution in purifying the blood being the
eriu depuave Known. II has heen applied win happy
results IN Diseases the Skin Further It VIII be found
be Of great benefit to young children subsc 70 Humors
aud Obstruction Of the Glands
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GRAND r. A CHAPTER.

Samuel NJ. Todd M. E. Grand High Priest, New orssa
8. @. Parsops Deputy Grand High Priest, BastropL
r. @. Stirling. Grand King. Bayou Sara.
Il Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
J. c. Bachelor Grand Secretary, New Orleans.
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bsstrop
Joseph p. HonOr Grand Capt Of the Host New orisAns
B. Tisdsls, Grand p. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A Captain, New 0rieAns
W. W. Leske, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara
N. Z. Girsrd Grand Master Second Vel, Opeloussa
W. r. Haiheigh, Grand Master First Veil Franklin.
& 9. Burke Grand Guard. New orleAnsL
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GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA.

II. K swasey, N. w. Grand Master, New Orleass
3. q. Parsons. r. W. Dept Grand Master. Bastrop4
s. O. scruggs, X. W. Senior Grand w., CloutisrviieI
VIM McDuff, r W. Junior Grand w., New orezns
Samuel NJ Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New orieAna
Jas. @. Bachelor. w. Grand Secretary.
Rev. Dr. c. s. Hedges, W. Grand Chaplain
NJ b. Bray W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
Jarob Kiie W. Grand Junior Deacon, Knes MiA
j. w. Horan, W. Grand Marshal, New orieans.
Rene Lafon, ". Grand Sword Bearer New oreans
n Z. Girsrd. W Grand Pursuivsnt vsrmiionvilla
s. o. Smith, Big Cane; Phi Bdsult, New Orleans; J.
Hawkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orIssns-w
Grand Stewards
Alex Queant, W. Grand Tyler. New Orleans
Grand Annual OonvocAtion second Monday In Februas
each year.
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AGRICULTURAL.

DICE MILIs.... .........u..KICE AILL4s
Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER MoKINLAY
be inventor Of the most approved RICE FOUNDER In
who has been years engaged in
ructiOn, erection and management Of Rice Machinery
prepared under bis supervision construct all kind
Of Machinery reqsred in the preparation Of Rice for the
cstisns. i
model OF McEnlsy's Patent Rice Huler, suitable Oi
hose who cultivate Rice Tor domestic consumption
establishment
- :" LEEDS Co 4
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GRAND ooSsIsToRy s. Pp. 4 & THIRrY-s Eoo
DEGREE.


M Todd SD, Grand Commander in Chief Me- ore>ns
John Claiborne, SD, First Lieutenant Commander Nsv
Orleans
Fuigence Ricsu sd Second Lieutenant Commander Nsu
Orleans.
John L. Lewis, SD Grand oonstabis, New Orleans
John c. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r. Walker. SD, Grand Minister Of State, New
Orleans.
DR. james O. Bachelor ssd Grand ChanOsIiOr. New o.
Ben Ds silvs, SD. Grand AmOnsr. New orssns
Emmett d. Craig, SD. Grand Registrar, New OrlssnA
John 3. Mcclure. SD. Grand Keeper Of s. and A. ksv
Orleans
VIM NJ Perkins, SD Grand Treasurer, New orlssaA
by. r. swsssy SD. Grand Pnmate New oroanA
z Solomon, $50, Grand Provost, New orlesns
James Scot, SD, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James O. wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert, New
OrlesnA
Angel Martin, SD Grand Bearer Of the " b. New orlsans
Bruno Lucas, SAD Grand Master Of the GuArds Ksv
Orleans.
william O. Chamberiin, SAD, Grand ChAmbeslain. Ne.
Orleans
Daniel T. scruggs, sd, Grand Steward, New orisansI
John Melton, SD, Grand Aid-ds- Camp. New orlsAsA
T. Carroll, SD, Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication. Second Wednesday n
January.
Stated sittngs: March, 18th june sst sspssmbsr and
nth December
GKAND ooMMASDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARa
ST. Fugsncs Ricsu. R. E. Commander New orissas.
sr. Jss. p HomOr v. < Deputy Grand Commander New
OrlesnA
sr Jno A. Stevenson. f. Grand asnsraissmO. New Or.
cana
ST. W. T. whitaker, Z. Grand Captain General. Nsw
Orleans
Br Hy. Il swasey, 4. Grand Prslsss New Orieans
ST. VIM. McDun, T. Grand s. w., New Orlssnx
sr T. A. Bartletts, E. Grand J. w., New OrieanG
sr Emanuel Bessy. 4. Grand Treasurer. New OrleanH
81. A. 4. Billings e. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. James B. Scot. Z. Grand Stand Bearer, New 0rsaa
sr. James Stafford, 4 Grand Sword Bearer.
sr. JOs r Turck Z. Grand wzrdsr. New OrlssnsL
ST. stephen s. ssleck Is Captain Of the Guards
Next annual csnclavs February IL, 1859. A O. 80.
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. o. THIRrY.rn
DEGREE A. AND A T.
Chsx- Laron de Lsdebss, SD. Neg Orleans.
James @. Bachelor N. d. $50, New Orleans.
Dep. Insp. Cen WIN. N. Perkins SD. New Orsans
3. N. Todd, $50, New orieans ,.e .lr
yno 7. Monroe, SD. Nsw orieans
GRAND COUNCIL r. AND g. n.
Q. n Todd, N. p. Grand Master. New Orleans
ny. T. swssey, p, Deputy Grand Master New orissna
John W. Jones' T.. Hustrious Grand Master, Shreveport
John @ GOrdy, O. p. Conductor Of Work. Frankiiz-
II. Breen, O. O. Of tho Guard, New Orleans.
Joseph =. BomOr. q. Treasurer, New orissns
Gus. Sontag, @. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. Thos B. Lawson O. Chaplain. New orlssnk
q. p. Buckley, @. Conductor, New Orleans.
& l. Bruce, O. Steward. New Orleans
Evastus Wells. a. ssnti.sl Nov Orleans
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A n, keELYEg COTTON 9IkkEk y
n and COTTON PICKEkf, ST Thomas and -
James srest IN the immediate vicinity Of the fOoxias
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proo Alabama Shr
PERI, Planters Tyler. Fsctors, Gommsrcsl Pelican, Or
leans, herchsns vicksbnrg and Penn Having nrstclsn
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty sach the lstss. II
proved be prepared haul gin and pick Cotton nom Aa
Boz .s Pnc. Current once ifg ar.v,sr .srs-s.1
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MASONIC.

Stewart W. NJ; John NJ Moore s.W.; NJ ". W. Vernon~st
W.; James Hough, Secretary. n
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no It
Grand Lodge Hail. N. o. orhceu-J DeoAstro ". ~
A. DssolA g. w.; T. Booth J. w., W. White sscrss>rys
uREKA LODGE NO. III.
woodvire. jackson Parish, La ohcers-c NJ hewn
VIM; e. jackson, S. W.; @. W. Lylss. J. w.; w. L. REQ
"ns' '' TULIP LODGE NO u.s.
Thin ClAiborns Parish, La ofcers-H. II. nccilndsn,
W M; G L. Hays s. W.; I. B. TArkntoa. J. W.; B. ..
Frazier, Secretary.
cADDo LODGE NO. I7a
shrsveuort La onicen-P. W. II. Cummings, ". NIL.
p. Davis, g. W.; VIM. Hobssn, J. W.; -, Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. $50.
Gunisses Bluff, Sabine Parish La oneers-Wm NJ An
tony W. M; Charles Bennett g. W.; Geo. W. Well, J. WI
NJ X. sprsight. Secretary.
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO. la.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La onicers-Uhss T. or.v-
ford, NJ; B. 8. Logan. 8. W.. l. y. Scott J. w.; Z "
Lsley, Secretary.
SAM TODD LODGE NO ls7.
Sugar Town Caicasieu Parish La onicers-Jchn Dove,
wM; l.. L. simmons s. w.; d. A Cole, J. W.; u "
Richardson. Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. 49,
Hoss Mills. Csddo Parish, La oacers-rhOs X Vsaghant
wM; r. T. Cole, s. W.; II. Il. Curris, J. WI J. n Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. 1884,
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish, La ohcers
Hardy Richardson W. M O. P. Bailey. 4. W.; h. L. Jn
kns, J. w.; j. Q. Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. l8.
Big Cane St Landry Parish La 0nacers-Gso. w. Bs.s-
deck w. NJ; r. q. Callihsn. B. W.; T. o. Hays J. VIC.
4 Smith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Fiat Lick Claiborne Parish, La. oacers w. p. Meyers
NJ; Henry Jones, 6. W.: & L. Hasty, J. W,
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DIR LERAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICINE)
LIauld Phosphate OF Iron.

The newest ana most esteemed medicine In Of Chic
rosis Pans the stemch DfcIt Digestion, Disrnsnor
hea, Anifnea, General Debility aud P0orness of Blsoa
particularly to regulate the fractions OF
ali ladies Of oelese constitutional well
persofs suffering any kind Of Debility ~hssoever
Is the preservHvs Of healh exceence In al and
relaxing climates. .f f.
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GRAND COUNCIL r. AND g. N.
RUENA VISTA ENsLIsa
CLAs SICAL HOOL.

former home, Immediate vicinity Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY, the 10th of September next I'm
glish aud Classical School, for the education Boys
ThelOcaity Of this Institution delightful combining all
advantages OF and country grounds are amps
sndw bsagan identified and adorned ornamsu.slsrss
and shubbery. The building large ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes Tho besa
recently furnished from cellar TO garrett and being
reprinted repapered receansed and rspuaed ne
locality in the whole country viii be hsalthfuL
The discipline Of the School win be mild parental bus
decided and every sor win be TO dsvsop the
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil rhs
Principal Of the School prepared 70 board Twsys
Terms tor Session Of Five Months.
Tuition In Primary Department..
Higher Branches Of Mathematics Classic each extra %
Board per month including fuel and lights. %
Contingent W
Washing at laundress' prices.
JAMES McEUrf Principal
References hon Tennesseo-Co Jno McGsvock, C,en n
p. DeGrsnenreid, Col ON. Perkins r. H. Bradley E.a
Col W. 3. McLemore. J. B. McEwsn, Esq. Col John T.
House, Rev. A. N. Cunningham, d. D., Rev Francis II.
Davis, Dr. John s. Park. John Carter, ESQ., r NJ Rwng
ESQ., udse r O. Perkins, J. W. Nicely Robt r. Mos,
amss Allison.
References from ylrginis-Hon. Andrew g. Fulon DR. n
w.ssnders Gen. VIM Terry, G. g. "A, Randall McCsvock
Esq, ssnl T. crOcksit ESQ.,, Thomas Wood ESQ., Rev.
f.Lsey, J. o. Graham. @. @. Tate. Stephen McGavock
James n wherry Wythe county; Gen. James A. walker,
Dr. Edvin Z. WATSON, j. b. Alexander ESQ., Rev Danl B.
Ewing. Jssss N. cloyd ESQ. Pulaski county
FLOWER nAEs is his day dissolved By mutual consent
s VII n e. As and
business on Ills own R sfeSf1t Pr sME ss''' ''
New Orleans. Mare i,issz 'H surviving rA''A'-
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Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
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Consumption Cared.
aRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYroPHosPHIrE OF LIME

This medicine Is considered TO be sovereign remedy
IN Of Consumption and Diseases o. the Lungs
Il promptly all the serious symptom rhe
cough relieved night preparations and the patient
rapidly restored 70 health i
co is affixed 20 the bottle, this syrup is liable to imits
lions. Lra NJ
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ERENCB aEDIoINEs-

where md private dIssases ave suecessi
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[Communica,cd.l
HAWAII, June It'll, 1868.

HAWAII, June 18th, 1868.
Mr. EDrToR Having observed in the late issues
of the ADVERTISER and Gd-eife some discussion on
the meaning Of the word koop,iiasadi. 1 beg, with
your permission. 10 inform you that you are both
somewhat in the wrong. In restricting the sense TO
that of spartisan" or follower" which you are
sure is the only idea conveyed to the mind CT a ma
tive by the word, you rob it of much of its force {;
while the definition given in the GG-ette of click
spittle." conveys an idea of Opprobrium which l can
in confidence assert is nsrer suggested by the use of
the word to the Hawaiian mind.
In my opinion, there is no English word which ex-
presses the true sense of hOopiiimeaai more perfectly
than parasite. The two words are almost identical
in their origin, both starting from the idea of ones
Sinking the responsibility Of earning his own living
by living on another. The latter is derived from the
Greek word pa rGsitos, which means literally, 80 eat
ing beside, with, or at the table of another The
Hawaiian word, more expressive in its primitive
sense, means Z. to adhere for the sake of food" Both
have naturally gained a more extensive significance
with the lapse of time, and the following definition
from Webster is equally applicable to either word
90 One who frequents the tables of the rich, and earns
his welcome by fattery a hanger-on ; a dependent
companion and hatterer a toady."
Admiring the nerve, my dear MIR. Editor, with
which you Withstand the terrible onslaughts of the
poe kum0kGia o lie GuDuRi,
remain yours d~evotedly,
MAKAAINASA.
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&c, the motion to strike on, the item was lost. And
item passed as in the bill.
Mr.. Koakanu moved to reconsider the item of Sal
airy of Clerk Of Sheriff of Hawaii. Motion carried
and Salary of Clerk Of Sheriff of Hawaii passed at
81 900
Apprehension of Criminals, 3,OO0-passed.
Police of Oahu, $4,000.
MIR. Phillips moved to amend to $50 500.
Mr.. keawehunahala moved to amend by adding
500 to the amendment of Mr.. Phillips. and that the
item read Police of Honolulu and other parts Of
Oahu"
$37,6S0.
Police Maui, 81, 644-passed.
Police Hawaii, S9,S46-passed.
Police Kauai, So, 1i5-passed.
Incidentals Police Service, 81 ,O00-passed.
Assembly adjourned
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Steam i'm the Pacific !
Ia q!
The Commercial
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY
For the North Pacific.
BEEN FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS
Established in this City as Agent
-FoE THE
Leading American and European
Magazines and Newspapers !

AND
Egoyiag UHrirazei Facilities for Sapplying Sub
ser1srs at Less Cost and tcih greater r,Ht-
ktriy TIM they cum obtaiR their
Periodicals through any
other channel.
m unfersi gned soIicIts the continuance Of the patronage Of
Ia ft-nds and patrons. sho will be served with prOmptnsss
la entire satisGsctiau. even IN the smallest matters
AZ The steam line will be fuiiy established after the Iss Of
January, 1898, NEW YORK AND LONDON PUBLICA-
Toms viii DC furnished q subscribers
wSshss 10 60 40 day. frem the date Of
pubficaaioa.
And st prices that barely cover the cost q the subscription and
psfages thereon.
Sotsthstanding the Increase % American postage. I shall
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