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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

pD- Persistent industry, without mis-
giving Of success, seldom fails to event
ually rcnp certain reward. Tho fruit OF
the labor lof Mr.. r. Wcrlein, No. so
Baronne street, is the satisfaction Of real
hing the fact Of being the proprictor-nl-
though but young man Of undoubtedly
the leading house In tho South in extent Of
sales Of pianos, organs and music. The
success Of Mr.. Werlcin is owing wholly to
his individual excrtions, and already his
patronage comes from every section oil
country. Orders for the remarkable Hale
piano, of which Mr.. Werlcin is the agent
for the Southern States, are received much
faster than they can be filled. As to tone,
finish, ETC., this piano is regarded not in
ferior TO the best manufactured, and orc
sold as low rs $3.50.
Send for circular.-N. o. Advertiser.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
narThe last Mckinney Mess niger very

pSrThe last Mckinney Mess niger very
dscourtcously and falsely insinuates that
we get drunk and have snakes in our boots,
tho editors being incensed because we
spoke disparugingly Of the courage Of
Charles Sumner, Zachariah Chandler, and
others like them. The truth is, Sumner1s
professedly q non. oombatant and no!ori-
ously coward; Chandler was insultingly
snubbel by Mr.. Louis 7. Wigfall, Of this
State, and did not resent it-among the
Cong ressioual towards at Bull Run he
made the best time in returning to. wash
incton from the battlcfield-he had his
long nose pulled and q milk-pitcher bro
ken over his head by flanagan, Of Indiana,
and suffered it as quietly as lamp-post OF
a lamb. These men have given abundant
proofs that they have no more courage
than Ancient Pistol, and 1t Is ridiculous
that they persist in the habit Of bravado
and swagger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08


ufssat taef 80 afHF rsa f.setfisf
uHh Al iiffsii taff safa Ihrif lfff aiI
s.nsf iif nfHffntur trf itf fIfti .fs
siaar in ilfff1n trnar ef iis sar saiilHr
Tsiittiif o. ilf rsilfeai 10 rtarh iIs o.
gien. hai nssnuliis softisF siiliuslF a.
o. a. Tfinir TiFtr, 10 sisaui Ne ihftf
Ids fen shiih he siftan sass, -
irisFinf ia feei HasiEaiisu sAsTs. = w..
Esinislls Is a. De htlm hes, ahl makfs
aa slssllsHt Tspsr fsr iLs ulsai Tsgion.
Oar yeuuF ffisai \. I. Joass 10 ihs celu'y
Clerk 81 ws deaf kneu shsTt 10 oil
land sfisr Ne gi's him ils nss eehsiiiu-
iieR, lsTiainlY ear souaiy CLERKS sheuld
~ gsi their craps ready, foe The days u
'LsiT siasial sIislssos are humbsrsd.
lisai.iiis lirn-
The ssaisr Of the iIEHALP, iTisnd Hob
iAsoa, has Teen sst The AslA' for ever
sheen yssw.-slnssi IS lsng 80 the paper
has hssn In sIislsnee, and Lspss Ia remain
at Il for some lime 10 come, barring that
time he has seen pass non the iFshsisn,
life sf earth 10 The eternal life Of SHE iiei,
Ter Land his former partner, the feaadsr
" The paper, The late JudgsJ, W, LAnaHs,
than .hou fsIs. has a. vet produced no
mara ,i.oroa. able a. pOpulsr editor, il
she has his equal, lie passed away from
our sisLt and the circle Of lis As9uaini-
anss saw him no more on earth, bat he
ys, lives in the memory Of = hos, sf friends
all over Texas,
We have sndeayOred 10 pursue "lhs even
TENOR Of our way" but must confess ne
arc almost tired waiting for the railroad
10 reach our reglon,-we have talked for
il, worked for Il, aud hoped for Il, but YER
lly believe We have not had an iOia Of in.
auenee In bringing Il aloBg. We have
thought aud said, times without number,
that few years more would bring US into
commune with Houston by rail, and
as Of,en have We been bitterly disappointed;
and now, 10 VIC are 10 believe the rumors
w,,,h eom. from every hand, We are NOT
~ h,,. IN. railroad n, all. bat th.t Il Is 10
90 ,uav on FORTY or fif,y miles 10 the Hast
~ M, We dop't give mi, rs n faci, but Il
!, .n,r.,,,v remarked and We have no data
,,on uh,cb 10 deny n. Well, II II Is true,
~. INNS, look 10 other sources and other
,o,d. far eopnee,ion with the outside
-, Ill III. Marshall roaJ which.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
MARRIED

At the residence Of the brides father, in
Denton county, on Monday, April 10Th,
1860, by the Reverend TrRRiL JAsrER, Mr.,
STEPHEN CRYSTAL, aged 10, and
Miss IDA, aged IL, daughter Of JonS =.
SnirLEr, Esp all of Dsnton county.
With the above notice, our old friend
a. @. Collins brought us share Of the
wedding feast. May the path upon which
the pair have started out SO young be ever
smooth AMI rose bcsprent.
"As the cord is unto the bow,
SO the woman is unto the man.
Though she binds him, she obcys him,
Though she bends him, yet she follows;
Useless each without tie other"
Lonyeiiow's "Hidratha."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

old slagers williell you that nothing takes
the peach bloom ~ yeriancy or Of young
man like sound, hard filtration In which
young Nayessus gets badly wOrsted, II
makes man Of him, hsrlens his moral
euliele, and takes the eoneeit out Of him
eileetually, A writer In Llrplneolis Mag
arine, speaking Of this, says: "For every
man whose heart Is brokcn--we use q
phrase current in lis romantic sense among
women, and which among men denotes the
state Of mind revealed by profuse smoking
and spasmOdie devotion TO billiards
twenty have their eyes opened, and are, on
the whole, considerably improved by the
process. We forget TO whom ID due the
credit OF the remark, that mans useful
ness dates from the time he loses his inter
est in woman but, without going SO far,
We nre content to rest upon the conclusion
Of our own experience-that until man
has had one or two serious ilirtations lie is
not to be relied on for earnest effort"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

FRoM AusrIS.-The following is On ex-
trac. Of o letter from Austin, dated April
oath, and addressed to the editor;
The Executive Committee Of the A. J.
Hamilton wing Of the Republican party
has closed its labors. Their proceedings
have not been made pnblic. 1t is under
stood tbat there were differences among
them. and the probability is there will be
three tickets for Governor in tho field
The ob iuitios in favor Of J. W. Flanagan;
the San Antonio Express wing for Z, NJ.
Pease, and the moderate wing for a. j.
Hamilton.
The universal opinion Is that they loyal
element must have everything, county OFF,
GERS, legislature, and sll-that is, If con-
sentative democratic majority should be
elected TO the legislature even, reconstruc-
ton would be A FAILURE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

The PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPLETE. 1t
will be seen by the dispatches in another
column that the last rail connecting the
Central Pacific Railroad and the Union
Pacific was expected to be laid on Saturday
last, May LIST, at Ogden, in Utah, 40 miles
North of Salt Lake City. Crowds Of peo-
pie from both the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts were on the ground TO witness the
ceremony of the junction Of the work from
the two oceans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

r@fiud the nan who wrote the follow
ips on q half sheet Of paper and threw
away or lost IL esnsign him 10 the Para
die. of fools and feed him on faPdoodle,
with one Of Ben. Buffers stolen spoons,
for psnning such STUFF. Any man Who be-
Iie.e. u must be . siubberdeguilion and
rus, the benishtsi individual 70 swallow
such s'goosssheruufsddle':
ave believe, IN short thst DEMOCRACY
means lavnessness. corruption, insecurity
70 person sBd property, robbery Of The
public, ere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
Nav s, 1sse-s4:2t.
Notice ofFInaI settlement.

A LIEN BEARD administrator OF tbs
estate Of W. III. Bargsdall, deceased
has fled in my Office his final account eur
rent with said estate, togsther with his Pc.
tition praying that he may be released
IRON further liability in said estate. Ihi.
Is therefore to notify all persons interesiee
70 be and appear before the Honornel'
County Court Of Dallas county, 20 b hold-
en- At the Courthouse in the town OF Dallas
on the last Monday (ths slst day. Of Nay,
1.D. 1863, when and where the sane VII
be acted upon, and contest ths same u thsJ
fhink proPer-
SIS JONES. CIF. Co c. D. c. TsIss-
Dallas, Nay 6, lsCo-Sis9s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
nrA man who called himself Williams

p%A man who called himself Williams
but whose real name was John Mayor, was
shot near GAINESVILLE on the 17th ult, while
endeavoring to escape from the Sheriff and
his posse, and died the same night from his
wound. He had robbed negro man Of
horse, and threatened to kill him. He was
only 10 years Of age. He was supposed to
be one Of Bakers gang.
On the same evening that Mayer was
Killed, says the Standard, two very rough
bad looking men, on ponies, with ropes,
but no baggage and armed, passed directly
through GAINESVILLE, not stopping or speak
ing to any one. They were supposed to
belong to On organized gang Of villains
who live on horse stealing or any other
sort Of robbery opportunity may offer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
p@rCharlcs DeAlorse, of the Clarksvill

B6F Charles DeAlorse, of the GAINESVILLE
Standard, proposes, as IN individual, to Of
fer silver goblet and three silver cups,
of the value, in the aggregate, Of $50 in
specie, as premiums for the best five acres
of cotton, for the best yielding mere of Irish
potatoes, for the best half acre of onions
and for the most elegant piece of female
handiwork, to be adjudged by the Judges
appointed for such purposes by the Direc-
tors Of the Red River Agricultural Associa.
ton. Who of the citizens Of Dallas, will
offer similar premiums for next Fair Of the
Dallas County Agricultural Association
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

s~Hon. II. r. Latinsr Of Clsrksville,
has been called upon by the citizens Of that
place To become . candidate to represent
Red River and Titus counties In the State
Senate. The Standard very appropriately
says:
ave do not know whether Mr..
Latimer is willing to sacrifice his
time in consideration ofthe supposed
honor and dignity Of n place in the
State Legislature but II he is, We
think the District is very unlikely
10 do any better in the procurement
Of representation. He has expert
cnee and capacity, and has been n
resident of Red River county from
boyhood."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

4,sdA correspondent of the N. 4
Herald recently had an interview
with Senator Sprague on the sub
iect of his late startling speeches
Inc Senator says he intends to keep
! nt his work and not fold his arms
and see the.country 60 to the devil.
lie confesses to being crazy m the
sense that all great reformers are
orazy. He is moi bidding for the
-Rrs:idoncy, and woaid not take u
onnle.s he was permitted 10 appoint
WHOM, he chooses to Office. In q big
handle Of letters asking for copies
lofhisiate speeches only twoare from
Rhode 1sIasd, where, he said the
truth aboutthe great family mo-
hopoiy was unpalatabi@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
.srw, had the pleasure Of . call o fe,

p@we had the pleasure Of call few
days ago from Mr. George c. Pendleton, Of
waxaha chic, representing those old and
reliable houses Messrs. Pitkin, Wizard q
Co. and J. S. Ethgow & Co, Of Louisville,
Kentucky. Mr.. Pendleton informs us that
he expects 10 have some of the msnufac-
tures Of the above houses on exhibition at
the Fair Of the Dallas County Agricultural
AMI Mechanical Association next Fall
Clark & Bryan are the local agents for the
above houses in this city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

80 ws.tis a. f''ssisrssussiflss
Ifi.f BE- fts Ciaaiss lOtiai uaff
fana turifaaifui siiiisr fiss fttti
inttis fatlaa ~ Tttss ssa AaiatisI
itsis afs naaT large fhsfp ranflaf.
Ausnr tlhtfs ifasstl ilai sf ne jafiir
tsiftrtifi dee NJ kradall il.s aiisH
hni fhiiafn Tfmaia spa Tie fansho, ani
siili Fun iuci d uith TF.hi.
AZ iAs hiile Iasi sihss in ihf ntishleT'
kafi, shsrs | Tsma.hfi : short tine 10
Trsi NJ horses, . daushisr u MF. hshdsll
reis ap % hoi sshast, ani iHquiTsl f0T hsT
HsiL rhs IL . hasisoae yeang girl, BE-
Jag only ssssHlssH % sishtssa ysars VI
sss, has al exceedingly iRisllissht face
and . splsAiii fguTe- She sas educated
party 10 Nsv orleans and partly Ia France,
bal hsinly aAdsF the iuilien u her fslheT,
aHd Hol lsss ses0aPlishsd noihsn She is
acted for her hsTssnaashiR understands
The dairy, shl is, perhaps. better qaalihsi
10 goVerA . sheep Taneho thar any msH In
fsKss. she is eiisa seeh mounted upon
hsT spirited sisei, = Tartar " the ukrins
breed driving 10 the herd % horses OF
cattle. dsabi ne, she weald siorn The
nest slegSAt saloons Of the usfli, as she
doss her ouA beautiful PTAiris home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

p| Major James E. Barkley, who keeps
that frst-ratc hotel, the Crutchfield House.
and feeds his guests so well, says Joe
Fisher, Tom Walker, Foss Nichols, June
Peak, Ed. Basey, Sam. Jones, DR.. Pryor OF
Nick Johnson-he don't remember which
gives the following as on Irishmnn's dc.
scription of bat: sit is swate little
burrud, with ingy rubber wings and shoe
string tail, sees with both eyes Shut and
bites like the very Divii."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
nay.william A. Terry, our comrade-in

R@-Wiliam A. Terry, our comrade-in-
arms, in the First Kentucky Brigade, dur
ing the last war, tells Of n native Of "the
emerald set in tho ring of the sea" visiting
menngcrie. Seeing the elephant poking
its long trunk into barrel Of oats, Pat,
turning to his sister, exclaimed: "Arrah,
Biddy, look at the basic; attn with his
tail, be the powcrs!"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
s6rou "wednesday last our Office wa

e6ron Wednesday last our Office was
enlivened by the presence Of our eotempo-
rary CuAnLEs W. GEERs (of the Monitor)
and Col. orrs @. WEIGH, Of Denton. They
rave an encouraging view Of affairs in
Denton and Denton county. Both gentle
men appeared we'll pleased with the city
Of Dallas, Notwithstanding they eouldn't
ssee The town for The houses" Gesrs was
e.li.stIns . lady into cur county. Editors
are always attentive 10 the ladies. Col
weieh looked i.ger han usual, and, IS
the day was quite warm, wished he could
realize the idea Of Sam Slick Of taking on
nj, flesh and sitting in his bones while
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

BJ-Jamcs o. Crutchfeld yesterday OK
hibited to us some we'll formed heads Of
wheat, from his fields in this county-noi
ripe, but the best and most forward grain
we have seen this season. Wheat is doing
decidedly well in this county, and the
prospect is that the crop will be excellent, il
not lnrpe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

TL DALLAS HgRALD GGss Lss
LesH Tspsr'd istAs EPPr '0"r efiLs iSs-sie1-
Lrick Luiidisg % AaiR street. Ra'i n ihs
!SguaEs, lately ssosPiod BY Nrs. cSSgAanssT .
Seheol.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

cY-Nat. NJ. Burford Esq, tells q good
story Of an insane man who visited Leg
islaturc since the war, and on his return to
the asylum, being asked wsAt hc thought
of II, replied: "well, I think they are
branch Of this establishment"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

R-H viii be seen on rsfsrrnce to cor
s'c.ndia.iss Dep.rtnept,T dat our friend
Junius Ps,k ia cut for Sheriff Of Dallas
comfy. lie iss nan 81 integrity, spirit
ana capacity, sssH elected vVuld make
an eIIi-Isni Osbosr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

ESAn examination of our Texas ex-
changcs-and during the week we have
seen them all-shows us that their editors
have turned their attention to the interests
OF commerce, agriculture, education and
temperance in Texas. Politics won't pay
the papers of this State yet while.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

Our The steamer Mary NJ. Roberts has
been placed on the outside route between
New Orleans and Galveston, In opposition
10 the Morgan monopoly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

WILL OFFER for sale on Monday the
i 8lst day of May, 1869, at the Court
bouce door in the town OF Fort Worth
Tarrant county, Texas, ali the right title
and interest Of NJ. }. Brinson, in and 70
his stock Of cnttle-savs and except cows
and calves-consisting Of ~ head more OF
less as rendered in his amended schedns-
in BANKRUPTCY.
Terms cash, U. s. Currency. Z. y.
Payne, ESQ, authorized 70 conduct The
,ale A. @. ST0BAUGH,
Assignee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

- Inert hhft oroh w. s
hydropbobia In the United States within
the last two monfhs. Col. John c. Mccoy
saws that dog taken in his infancy and
held for tlIrse-quartsrs Of an hour with his
besd under water yin never have hydro
pboti.. even IL bitten BY rhbid animal.
By all means, let everybody ny a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

s@There will bc an eclipse Of the sun
on the 7th of August next, commencing al
half-past 4 O'Clock in tho afternoon, and
lasting about two hours u total eclipse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

ss- n, D, GGN, Ess., AiisEsss 81 Ia.
t-aSassT, fsAAs. 10 "a .s'Assts~d sssai ~ ma
D.I,s nssAtR, O. plsIa .Iy E.oIs5s sas tho saiss
~ tlsi ,iSiniiS Ia.y h IAia
90 70. y, Mart a &C., Cedar hin, are sa'
ilsIisaA " rssi,s sSlssTiiAisss ~ iLs pAllAs
iiIEstb,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

= Ttb elecsofs in Ohio shows large
-Depoersiis g&ns orsrthe e,eetso"
,lust tan Grnnt's adrninisirn.ion-
~ far be has gone, boseBdorsed
~ - rseopie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

p4- rige Kendall Gays "Lineoln was
Joker, Johnson q sOaker aud Grant a,
smoker
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

~ ar ga u.f5, no matter bor nziy o.
,.-.sr-,,- rssY.be, il related . The SrHnis
o-D.rts. crri yet have bepe u et-n = %
r.-rv. Enierprising scsliavsgs are loOt-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

D6-Attention Is called to the announce
ment, in the appropriate column, Of Mr..
G. W. Durrelt as candidate for Justice Of
tho Peace in Precinct No. 2 Lancaster.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

R-ss. As.irreessslsefB snirupiproP-
erfr. Dr. A. @. slSb.ush % 70 drys FsFtr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

A lawsuit for the possession of n
horse was settled at Augusta, Ga,
the other day, by drawing straws.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

"By resolution Of tho convention the
Trustees were requested TO meet at as
early q day as practicable, to organize
and take into consideration every matter
Of interest connected with the University,
aud TO make provision for putting II into
successful operation by the first Monday
in September next"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

THE cuABERLlsR fEuBrIIkI.s usI-
VERau-Iiss, ", a, L.Qusyls, Of waIs'
hashls, Chairman Of the locating CON,
miIise, which met II WaeO on the 2Olh
uli., gives the Register the following in
formalioa in regard 10 the above ins,llu-
ton. lie says "aiIer full and Impartial
"in'ssligaIien Of the claims Of the difsTsnI
"lOsAliliss bidding for the University, II
"wss located by . unanimous vote at
'rshuaeaha"
"fhe Rev. 7. n. Wilson, d. D., Of Mar
", 4, Buson, Of DsngsTleld, Rev. ". T.,
Gillespie, Of Red Oak Academy, and Mr.,
3. y. Lowrie, Of WaxahAehie, we're chosen
Professors in the University, Arrange,
menls we're made by the Convention for
raising aa endowment fund AZ dry thou,
sand dollars aud In order 10 meet the de-
mands Of the University, while said Gu
dowment Is being raised, agents were ap.
pointed 10 end the number OF two hundred
men In the bodnds OF the three Synods
who will give their obligations for one
hundred dollars each, payable In i've au-
nual installments.
"Proyisiops was also made for the sale
Of scholarships at one hundred and hny
dollars for q scholarship Of FIVE years, aud
Ave hundred dollars for perpetual sehol-
arship.
"rhe following board Of trustees was ap-
pointed:
I'D. NJ. Prendcrgrast, N. NJ. Burgess,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
S(ew Adysrtis emsnts.
10 the Public

10 the Public.
n HAVE purchased the stock Of Gro
ceries heretofore owned by Il. Westcr,
and will be pleased to have the citizens
give me call when wanting anything in
the Grocery line. I expect to keep good
stock and sell at low prices.
Call at Wester's stand, first door north
of the Public Square on Jefferson street.
GEORGE ". BAIRD.
Dallas, May 6, 1869-,34tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

sEBo sssrsiss Is equai 10 laughter,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
LEGAL BLANKS.
Assiguee,s Sale of Cattle.

For Sale at the Office of th
aDallas Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

VNyTLL EXECUTE ALL WORK in his
w line with Nestness and Dispatch.
shop upstairs. Caldwell building east
side Of the Square, Dallas, TEXAS.
Apr 3, ls69-2e.tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-01

HE HoRyEr.-If the reports Of the argu-
nent presented by the counsel for the Cuban
privsteer, Hornet, be correct, it would seem
that that vessel had got herself still deeper into
trouble. 1t is said to be claimed that she is 4
public ship belonging to the Republic of Cuba.
Now, as the Government of the United States
IS not cognizant of any such Republic-as it
docs not recognize its existance-it follows that
the Hornet must be regarded as pirate. We
cannot see that there is any escape from this
conclusion. Cuba is not recognized power,
and therefore her commission cannot be receiv-
cd as justification for acts which, save for
tho existence of such justification, would be
piratical- Had the owners of the Hornet rails
ed some other issue, such, for instance, as that
there was no proof of any irregularity in her
papers, or that she had cleared from an English
port. on professedly peaceful voyage. or any
thing that would have tended to complieate
the question, there might have been some
chance for her escape As it is, being. on the
confession of her commander, piratical craft,
we can see Tothing for it but to detain her and
condemn hers. =. Times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-01

FIJI, expressed themselves in no measured
terms regarding the injustice Of the whole
transaction ; yet, strange to say. the claim
continues to be pressed by the United StatesGov-
eminent, and in 1867 a sloop of war was sent
tn demand payment from Thakombau of the
5000 dollars. Il was quite out Of the power
of the chief to pay down such sum of money
so an arrangement was come to by which he
vas to pay it in four yearly instruments. GER
tain islands belonging to him being given in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-01
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
a. r. e.
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DR.. RADwAY'S PILLS = Dose = For
Regulating the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, and
Kidneys. One PHI at NVIt. For Obstinate
Diseases and Chronic complaints . TO G.
every "a hours. As Dinner Pill, one Pill
one hour before dining will ensure a good
appetite, and healthy digestion.
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS arc
COMPOUNDED FROM VEGE.
TABLE EXTRACTS, Coated
with Sweet Gum, and are the
best, quickest, and safest Purga-
live, Apericnt. Ambitious and
Cathariic Medicine known TO
Medical Science.
One OF DIR. kadWay's Pills con-
taiTs more OF the active pTinci-
pie of cure, and will nc! quicker
ON The Liver, Bowels, Stomach,
Kidneys, BLADDER, Flood, &c.,
than four or six OF the ordinary
common Purgative Cathartic
Pills sold under various names,
or than ten grains of Blue MasS.
TRUE COMFORT FOR THE AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH cos
TIVEREss AND PARALYSIS OF THE
BOWELS.
ONE TO THREE OF RAILWAYS PILLS
once in "A hours will secure regular cvacua-
tons from the bowels Persons who for 70
years have not enjoyed a natural stool, and
have been compelled to use injections, have
been cured by few doses Of Railways Pills.