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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

SHIPPED FOR WHAT PoRT2-One or two Strong's
Island natives, who have been for some time in Homo
lulu. have shipped as selmen on the bark -Hgugd
Lon, with the understanding, on their part, that they
were returning in this way to their own home. Are
We 10 BE- expected 70 endorse 4 scheme Of which this
i one feature in It's very beginning:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

Sx,LL-Pox-We have hearl various rumorz from
native tina; cases q This disease have made their ap-
pearance ~ different points in this district, but can
not trace the reports 70 any reliable source An
ether local paper which enjoys the ooufience q
the Beard Of Health. VIII doubtless warn the public
against visiting infected localities, should any exist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

n We understand that it is the intention Of his
Majesty to leave for Molokai within the coming week.
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IuroErASr.-The san Francisco .Nl,cs Letter, un-
der it, heal 81 Foreign, - has the following:
Cuba i 20 b. annexed 10 Mexico, Cuba and Mexico
are % b. annexed to al South America, and the
whole thing j. 10 be annexed 10 the Hawaiian Islands
aud George GOrl0n's sugar refinery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

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NgUCiLAGE IN QUARTS. PiNTS AND
w stands. For sale by CGGj) II. y. WHITNEY.
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CRUELTT To AsILus.-A native by the name Of
Iosua was fined last week, on complaint made by GER
tain citizens, the sum Of S25 for abusive riding. The
horse was ridden till he dropped down and lay upon
the ground utterly exhausted. No urgent necessity
could be pledged in excuse. The lesson may be a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13
IDAHO
NOTICE.

HEREBY NOTIFY 4 LII PERSONS THAT
n under a Power Of Attorney, duly recorded, 1 alone am
auth'rzei 10 execute DEEDS, Leases aul Contracts affecting Ie
Tea! and personal Estate O! Queen DoEager kALAMA. 70 col
lect her rents ani dues, and to transact all aad every matter a
business affecting her Interests.
C63 en- CuARLEs II. 5TpD.
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PORT or HONOLULU. Il. L.

ARRIVAL.
Tb. -zehr Mar. fum Htul.
g--rhf Arrier, ChIuss. iam naHaL
G--rhr N-sr~ M-rru lambert. fra Ea1aL
T-~~hr Frnrr. Hfulssn- firm IaNaH-
lG-~rhr - tf. PaE-rs. famt Maui
It@Nrhr Waraira. ff1u 80
u-Hehr usfrr, Ni1a. fr1m EauaL
U--rhrNarhfa- Hefnu fram Hawaii
I--ehr Kat -, Cmn-, fnau mann
DEPARTURES.
Ffh =Nm stmr tfsh1. Floyd. fr I'm Fmnsi#eo.
N-~rhr " HrUra. o. Lanai.
&-shr Esflnle. Gaunfalu. 90 Nah.EaL
&aehr haf- &c. Gasrs. o. Mn.
E=Hchf Hattie. - aa. 80 Ea1aL
r--rhf Wtn1uEawa. 80 MrrA
a--~br Aal E-kL tr Mani.
H-~shr MARY. So EsnaL
1-~shr t-ahsut. 81 Hsl.knL
a-srnr LuEa- 90 tfali.
q D=~.hr ffsE uf~r. So Maai.
g-Hrhr N~tu@ Nsrdu. Lanat@rt. fr EnEiL
fu--rhr Frinrs. utrrs1u. 90 Hawaii
Im-Hrfr Nrtsr. Ct1urF. Or Ianuu.
u-WarvtsE. &C. SstlEai
tX-~rhr ~ NJ. Fsssrs. fr MFat-
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ssgp-' NGast-.
Pos sss FHsxcfsc0-Per % e. Murray, sf-ut ths tsh-
Foa -a~ Faaxcf-eo-Fyr I4hD. february sm-
Runaaa-. bunshrs..... go Hsi-a, dry, 40 %, ~ 1910
Casrannfs. ~ ........ Lao Pun. M4.-...--...-... iGsH
oad~~, m=.-..--...... xsts -ugtr. bs.--.--.----p7is~t
IMf-a green. - 90. - 1SpI
v,n~. defassde go. 90
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u 4 gEL0CfPEDi-T-Nr. William Aud mas appeafei
in public during the week On the only v~elocipede our
city boasts, and shows a remarkable proficiency in its
management. We learn that others have been Or
dercl, which may come into general use during the
. coming summer. -
I r. Tie schooner Waruick sailed on Saturday
last for ports on Mlylokai, and after two intellectual
attempts to make her landings, owing to Gains and
counter currents, was compelled to come back 70 this
I port, arriving on Thursday. At one time she was
ont Of sight Of land. -
r. The schooner .4anie sailed on the third for
Hlo, and by aIyices brought BY the .uariIia, yes
terlay, We learn that she was lying at Kawaihae,
after having made two attempts to reach Iiilo, defeat
ell owing TO heavy gales. Her passengers had landed
at Kawaihae. -
= The iron fence and gates erected in front Of
the Mausoleum grounds in Nuuanu valley are splcn-
lid pieces Of workmanship. The manner in which
the grounds are cared for Is very crelitable to the
powers that be. -
MAsoxIc.-A special meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. y, F.. \. NJ, viii be held at the Lodge Room
in Makes Building, on Monday evening next, 18th
instant. at "a o'clock. Visiting Brethren are corli-
ally invited to attend
<S- The Hon. W. L. Ka1nakIu has received the
appointment Of President Of the Board Of Education.
This position was formerly occupied BY His late High
ness VI. Kekuanaoa. -
- Home productions are not appreciated, 90 We
unused when We heard that the span Of gray horses,
formerly owned by the Rev. Eli Corwin, were sold
for t~hirty-fye dollars.
= Frederick :. Lyman, brother Of the Lieu
tenant Governor Of Hawaii, has been appointed Cir
cult Judge for the same island.
Mr.. Sanford b.. Dole has been admitted TO
practice before the various courts Of this Kingdom.
He can be found at the Office Of J. w. Austin, Esq.
- The OssiPss will leave to-day for Hilo, and on
her return from that port will probably stop at
Makes Landing and Lahaina.
~ The members ofthe Olympic Club will taxa
notice that the regular meeting will be held on Mon
day evening next -
u Besides the steamers dock, the Board Of
Health have secured the lease Of a portion Of the
opposite the city for use as a quarantine ground.
\ DITrTRENCE-By our count the sugars exported
by the HIho. amounted to 9s1 1G4 pounds instead
of sSl.4Gf pounds rs reported in another local paper.
n The only activity noticeable along our city
front is consequent to the repairs and rebuilding Of
gharves. -
n 1" Backwoolsmau's'' communication is una
crowded. out this week.
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r Tie many friends Of DR.. Richard II. Smythe,
in ;imes past a resilient and practitioner in this city,
will perhaps be surprised to hear Of his decease-
The doctor never recovered from the paralysis which
affected him while residing here. 1t is a satisfaction
to know that during his residence in England his
wants have been ~,enierly cared for by his sisters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

Z 4 vELocipEDl-r.-Slr William Aud has appeared
in public during the week on the only velocipele our
boasts, and shows a remarkable proficiency in its
management. We learn that others have been Or
derel, which may come into general use during the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

SlrfET LANTs-The lamps placed by the MarshaI
At the principal street corners Of the city are a public
improvement, aud viii prove here, a. elsewhere,
ofvaluable assistance to the police. We hope that the
number viii be increased, by the next legislature.
and a special appropriation Of funds be made for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-13

- Tie publishers q tie KaoFoa newspaper lay
their claims fr public yltrOnage bef1re the coaamu-
NIFTY in our Diser,i=irg columns q to-iay' and we
ak that they may be c-refuiiy perusei BY our real
err. Tie English editorial columns are CONDUCTED
with markell ability. IN Is issue q today VIII be
found editorials 81 . The Hawaiian Collie Trader,
the Bark NI1uualoa AMI the "Sehemes q the
Baarl q Education"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

PpRsoyArIr day or two ago the
editor of the Union gave his readers a
"prand. gloomy and ueculiar" dissertation
on the dignity sc H. .-N',or,nl profession
touched upon the awful majesty "hicf
'hou'u SURROUND Inc "'pou, 'hd'sateu nov
eu''oFS SHou'u se'"e 'he'r u'ihou'tIes WIZ
powder ana Dali on the 'heId OF honor,
"he'heF some OF them could be coaxed and
uFI'eh 'neFe or ho'' ana rounded OH his
eH''aIrous PsheRyHc Dy dePrecatIng the use
OF personalities by the craft under any cir,
coms'ahces' 10 all 'hIS we heartily SUB,
SCRIBE
We further add, mat We think the drag
E'ng IN OF personalities IN local or any other
elections, Is not only UNJUST and dlshonoFable
""' impoIItic' We nave attacked inc char-
ae'e' " none OF the republican e"n'idH'es'
ana 90 not intend to, as we beheVe that ooh
parties have chosen their men from among
good ana respectable citizens
Inc Ohtoh tins morning, however, makes
IA" attack on Mr.. +. l. NcEIherne' our
candidate for collector, partly because he
- d" AFshman' we presume ana parity be
cause ne Is certain to be eIected-either OF
wA'ch IS very d'sagreeabIe to our ne'gh0or
II says that 'McElherne is young lawyer
lheT' IS some hopes for him IN this howev-
eF' as be may grow older after while, If he
waits ong enough. "He has been in the
CITY about two years, half OF which time he
has he'd Office Mr.. MchIherne has been
a resident OF Rock Island for nearly four
years and the only office he ever held here
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING,

WHEREAS, Ten citizens who are legal vo-
w ters and tax payers " Rock Island town
chip, have in writing filed in my office a state
ment that special town meeting is necessary to
the interests o. sad town, setting forth the OBJ
jcct Of the meeting.
The inhabitants, legal voters Of the said town
of Rock Island, are, therefore, hereby notified
that a special town meeting will be held Oh the
oath DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1869,
at o'clock in tho forenoon "For the purpose Of
voting FOR or AGAINST said township sub
soribing Five Hundred Shares TO the Capital
Stock of the Rockford, Rock Island St. Louis
Railroad Company. Upon The eJprcss condition,
That said railroud shall be located In and through
the corporate limits Of Rock I.lsnd and shall
enter said limits by way OF Moline; shares to be
OF tho denomination Of One Hundred Dollars
(Sl0Ol each, the whole amounting TO Fifty
Thousand Dollars IS5OOO0J; said township to
issue its bonds bearing 8 per cent interest per
annum TO said company in payment Of said sub
scription; the principal sum to be made pay able
rs follows, viz: 5000 in eleven years from the
date of the bonds, and 50 600 annually theleaf.
ter until the whole amount shall be paid, and
the interest to be paid annually by the County
Treasurer out Of n tax 10 be assessed for that
purpose.
Prort4ri, That said bonds shall not be issued
until after said railroad shall be completed, eI-
Cep'lnB only a. tney thhu DC required lot the
completion Of that portion Of said Railroad To-
Gated in Rock Island township. Proridcd fur
tier, that If said Railway Company shall not so
locate, construct and operate said Railroad withs
in twelve months from this date, then such sub
sorirtion shall be absolutely null and void and
OF no binding force upon said township" boing
the object contained in the said statement filed
in my Office.
Given under my hand, Of Rock Island. this
2'd day Of March, A. b. 1867
P. T. McELHERNE, Jr.,
mch24dW4w Town Cle,k
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

PRESENTATION Mr.. Z, Richards, for
some time foreman Of the iron department
Of Messrs. b. d. BufOrd u Cos pillow factory,
was on Saturday evening the recipient Of
silver watch aud some silver ware which
were presented to him by the employees Of
the establishment as a testimonial Of their
respect and esteem for that skillful and eI.
perenced mechanic. The presentation took
place at Mr. Richards residence in the pres.
cnce of those who contributed Of their earn.
inEs the sum Of $3.50 for the purchasing
Of the testimonials. Mr.. j. II. Huber, fore.
man Of the wood shop OF the factory, on the
part of himself and the other contributors to
the fund, presented the testimonials in few
brieiand appropriate remarks, which were re.
sPonded to as follows by Mr.. Richards:
On behalf of myself aud fami my friends,
one and all, | thank you. 1t gives me great
and peculiar pleasure, after having been as.
socIated with most Of you for nearly three
years and half as your foreman and now,
aiterhayng voluntarily giVenup that position,
to know that you still retain so much esteem
and such warm friendship for me, as to be.
stow upon me such beautiful presents as
these, which 80 strongly resemble your
hearts-beiug the very best-and especially
this beautiful watch, it having the true ring.
The position have tried to fill is no easy
task but have the qualification that tried
to DO as nearly as could what was fair and
right between man and man and do Justice
to all parties concerned. Allow me tonight,
my friends, to thank you for all the fOrbear.
Hnce, kindness and assistance you gave me
in the past, which so materially assisted me
in doing my duty. feel my unworthiness
to receive such beautiful and costly presents
at your hands. Yet | accept them with
pleasure well knowing the kindly feelings
that prompted the besloWal.
The whole party of sixty or seventy men
we're then invited into Mr.. Richards house
where they Partook Of his hospitality and
received more substantial evidence Of his
appreciation oftheir liberality and partially.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

They charged their memory with the history
Of the party from its first organization, and
none could recall a single instance in which
democrat declined to run for any office, if
there was reasonable hope for his election
The thing was Unprecedented Of.
1t was without authority, and was confes.
sion of defeat on its face Mondays Union.
David HAYES, VINO was nominated for
Justice of the Peace, and VIM. \. Harper
for Town Clerk, at the Republican Town
Convention held April LIST, have declined the
nominatiou.-Nondav's Union.
The old saying that sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gander' was once very good
in its way, but from the above extracts it
will be seen that our cotemparary regards
this as an utter falacy. The Withdrawal Of
one or two democratic candidates is con
fession Of defeat, while the same action on
the part of the republican candidates is but
the hsFbinger Of glorious victory. Who
says our astute neighbor can't see as far
through u brick as "auy other man. On
Wednesday morning, We predict the defeat
he is looking for will be "boot on the 9th.
er foot, and quite chop .falIed" he will be
'ound mourning over the dire uncertainty Of
human events in general and republican
mes in particular.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

THE IRIsH NoTE.-The radical organ nd
mits, this morning, that its party has placed
no lrishmen on its ticket, and in defence of
this discrimination, says that it sought only
for 1.-THE best men, just as though good
men could not be found among the ranks Of
our Irish citizens, as well as among those Of
any other nationality.
A few month"; ago it was all affection for
the Irish, and filed its columns with re-
proaches against our party, charging that
we never placed lrishmen on our tickets,
while we always secured their votes We
have answered this allegation not with
words, but by the public action of cur rep.
resentatiyes. We have given our Irish al.
lies great deal more justice than the Union
desired, and placed one ofther number in the
field for the best Office at our disposal. let
them now labor 10 e~~ No. ne 10 "o' w
IeaIcd.
Having given up all hopes of decieyng
the Irish, the Union is now whining about
our neglect of the German element, and
with about as much truth and Justice as in
the case Of the Irish controversy. At the
city election we paid due Difference to the
rights Of our German friends, and in this
contest also. If the Union reads Messrs.
l.. Kjosow aud Julius Mulack out Of the
German ranks, pray to what natouality will
il assign them?
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Wide Awake and Ready for Business at A.
BambeTgerI.

A new and complete stock OF staple and
fancy dry goods, notions &C., just received,
and will be sold cheap for cash.
! have also the pleasure Of informing the
public that have resumed the merchant
tailoring business, and have also full and
complete stock Of the best ready made
clothing aud gents furnishing goods.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

4 new stock Of fine Ginghams, Printed
Cambrics, Prints, MusIins, Black Alpaca.
Dress Buttons, &c. at very low prices. viii
90 East IN a few days for new goods, and
hope to be able TO show stock that will
command liberal patronage. Our assert.
meut is now good and prices as low as
ever. c. NJ. AIKEN.
April Dot.
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dG wifi

RluGIors.-The Methodist church was
well attended last evening, Rev, Mr.. IIarcy
in the pulpit, The excellent manner in
which the choir acquitted itself under the
able leadership Of Mr.. Edward Spencer, was
worthy Of more than ordinary comment,
aud won much commentator. Miss Clara
Wilson oificiated at the organ in the very
best manner.
AT the Baptist church, last evening, Rev
Mr. Davis announced that on Tuesday
evening a singing class for the Sunday
school would be organized at the church,
and invited all the young people to be pres
ent, and aid in the movement.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

TOWNSHIP TrCKETs.-The democratic town
ship ticket for Cordova, is as follows: For
supervisor, Il. NJ. Grenell for town clerk,
$. Hobart; for assessor VIM. Marshall, Jr.;
for collector and constable, Henry Rudd for
commissioner of highways, Jared Sexton;
for Justices of the Peace, c. A. Martin and
John Vandiburg, Sen; for constable Jonathan
Raik.
The democratic township ticket for Cam
den is as follows For supervisor, James
Dickson; for town clerk, D. F, shires for
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

ORR CANDlDATEs.-We hope our csndi.
dates will be in the field, tomorrow, and Ia.
Dor earnestly for the success of our ticket
Let the chairman of our central committee
see that all Arrangements are perfected for
bringing out our full force, and the ward
committees do likewise.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

world. he does own some property, and that
is all in this city, where be a.vays expects
TO reside
The balance Of the peroration is Unworthy
Of notice.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

DAVENPORT Cry ELecrloy.-The mum.
c'PaI election at Davenport on Saturday,
passed off very quietly, but little interest
oeHg manifested in the contest, and only
1000 votes being cast out of 3,4OO on the
registry books The democrats elected their
Candidates for Mayor and City Sexton
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

REcmvED.-The WesterH Monthly, pub.
lished by Reed, Browne Co., Chicago,
comes to hand for April. 1t contains many
readable articles, and some poems of merit.
As meritorious western publication, it has
superior claims on the literary public.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05
Nail Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-srdrss 81
40 A. ". and 83OP. VI. Closes a. 500 4. w.
and $40 p. N.
PORT BYRON MAlL--vta Watsrto"n, "ANP'
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and tgf'"''' az
rivss at 100 A. NJ. ClOfes5r5 J. d.
COAL VALLEY MAtl--tby csrsl dA'iy leaIes
between 7 and A. W., returning al aoCut
Pm. Orion and Ani0vet are supplied BY
this route.
DAVENPORT IOWA, NAIL-ArriysI at 6'25 A.
NJ nndEs5 M Closes at 7:l6 A. ". and
R.2O r. "
AtFDO M4TL-via Camden Mills, AndAlu.
,ia. EiglnRt0n, Hamlet PsrrYton, Aledo, High
Poiat, Now Boston, Keithsburg, 0qusvka, to
OquawkA Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daily
betueen Z "a. NJ, and arrives at $50 7. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HaElitt, Bui-
fsIo Prairie, illinois City, Drury, Copper
Greek, and Millorsburg, goes by this route
NAiL--via Presumption, SueE,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove. and
Richlanj Grove u Monmouth, leaves Tues
dsvsaThur.lay. and Saturday, a. A. NJ,
AMI arrive. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
3av at r. " Centre Ridge Is supplied
an Tuosfays by this route.
RIDGE, via Rural, once week. Ar
riyes Friday evening, al O'Clock, and leaves
saturday morning, at o'clock.
Once hours from 7:C0 A. NJ. TO 500 ?. NJ.
~ sundays, open from 10 10 AM
VI. y. Osborn, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05
Masonic

Barrett Chapter No. lS,R. a. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First aud Third Tues.
days Of each month,
HESRY BURGowER, II. p.
GEoRGR l.. CARLTON, Sec'y.