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THE Rqu,tabh stand. hr.t and sbrc
! n,cSs sssone III modern Lie Ns.u.i
rance Ubmpssiss Cksresvsd IN aos,'
Tor ~ snlimissd pasiods II has tar OUT
stripped W, rivalry an1 ,oeers Ian -
surancc to all persons in sn'd health
upon as GOOD. r. not ,bssseI ss.sT-, than
any other Company in the United states
Attractive, Features:
IL issues ali des.sahle lie, endowmsut,
and non.lorfeiu xpolicic, IN = single
lin from js5O 10 {s3, oTl III disideai.
arc MAD. annunhy 10 policy iokirr-.
Au IL Psu6as arr divided annually
amoag thc assured, .anA may 10 "As.i
according N tho discretion oil its Icetsy
hsllrrx " one nft Different m"1es, 'sioi'
LIST To The rcrmaksnt increase sei s'''d
assuxed nd To tke ysr,HAncat ssas4s
tioa of the prsmisiai 3rd. 10 uasste'
cst4be Of som assured ...s one " u torn
ofYears; at.. To tho rsdnc aon Of pse-
mldms for one or more years ,'t,. 70
the limitation Of the humber Of years 10
which premiums ara 10 be paid. rs
II y ! purely Life ASSURANCE Sos iety,
and doea not engage IN any other Kind
dftbsurance whatever It's inyssi msnts
arc confined by law 70 tic best and m",t
approved securities. It's busiue.. j.
conducted upon AZ exclusively Cash
basis 4, 4. just and literal in il. des'-
inss with the assured II u prompt in
the payment u Aii los.e,, never having
Ind a law suit " contested a rlai.p,
North or ,tmtA, II il tie largest M
tuai Life Assurance Company, Tor il
years, IN the world -. Ia ~
its policies average the 'nrgcs' 81 my
American Company, showing Tint y
larscr prarnr,ipn Of mqu'Ysl tuen goa
6dihs Ii Tie aiiilis, rsrPlrcrs, md mate
aeaScnfibf tie Elulhh e, lgelsr q as
rure n This cuihpan5 fcr Investment,
NJ, y " LrrerEJoirN. Agent.
-, s'ss - 80 - De, Marshal, 1eses .
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

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wgiyb ss,.uu IVES eilsv, "a, by The
SECRETARY twu day# siieia.ul Col
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nd ~ WINE" ne ""s iltmiuaicd 10
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A negro meeuag II A.bs~s. Ueor.
90, Saturday nigh, hsoke ny ia
~, N ss,sa two pvsfnts ~efe MI
,iHspd see'ter nror''''yl seae.ei
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

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saisfd sta iisJ''ageea. Fiole tso eau
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I@ny. la.sly s'..tssls' 4. has xo.no0,-
100 At max, AID ii .ivV in cash.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-12-04

THE New TENNESSEE SENAroR.-The senatorial
contest in Tennessee has resulted in the election of
Hon. Henry Cooper, and the permanent smothering
of Mr.. Andrew johnson who struggled for success
with his usual obstinacy. The fnal ballot stood.
Cooper SIS. johnson 81, the johnson vote being
made up Of all the reactionary elements in the
Legislature, and that for Cooper embracing the
Radical strength of both Houses added to the de-
cent portion of the Conservatives. Mr.. Cooper is a
native of Tennessee, As years of age, a thorough
Unionist, and fair man. He is a lawyer by profess
sion, was appointed Circuit Judge by Gov. Brown
low during the war, and in 1867 accepted a
professorship in the Lebanon Law School. More
recently he removed to Nashville and was elected
State Senator by the Conservatives from which po-
sition he is now romoted to the United States
Senate. He opposes Acknowledgement and supports
Grants administration. The significant fact con-
corning his election is that it constitutes an
emphatic rejection by Tennessee of the reputation
doctrines so shamelessly advocated by Andrew
johnson.
THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-An doubt of the success
of this road as q business investment-apart from
its national benefits-seems to be disappearing
under the returns Of this Summers traffic, the first
of its complete operation. The earnings of the
Central Pacific Railroad (the portion west of Salt
Lake, are close upon 5000, 900 in gold for the
month of September and have averaged since the
opening of the line 81 900. 900 a year.
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nell replied, that his speeches perhaps might be
open to the objection made by the right honorable
gentleman,-if so, he regretted il but there was no
charge Of the same kind to be made in reference to
his accuser's speeches, for a Joke coming from has
mouth rs no laughing matter" "No man," said
the great Repeater, in the midst of another hery
debate, stung to madness by the scorn of his young
opponent, Z. no man was ever as great as the honor
able gentleman feels, and no one can ever be as wise
rs he looks"
1t was at this same period that, while Secretary
for the Colonies, he took part in bringing about the
abolition of slavery in the British Colonies, the only
radical act, perhaps. of which he was ever guilty,
but one which will longest be remembered to his
credit.
Statesmen are seldom devoted to scholarship and
literature but Lord Derby was one of the rare
exceptions, and his translation of Homer, while not
evincing genius, was yet creditable to his taste and
acquirements Us q student of the Greek classics
In 1852, when Lord Derby, as the new Minister
of the Crown, explained his policy in the ablest
speech he ever delivered, there were listening IN the
House of Lords, five men who had been Lord Cham
cellors, and four who had been, or were TO De, frime
Minister'S. OF the former. 81. Leonards alone survives.
C~ranwoath, Brougham, Lyndhurst and Campbell
are gone or the latter, Palmerston and Aberdeen
having fallen, Lord John Russell and MIR. Gladstone
are the only living representatives. Whether IN
political sagacity and breadth of craftsmanship the
Earl of Derby was the superior of the best of these
men, as was then believed. may well be doubted. 1t
is enough to claim that he was their peer. In the
graces of debate he had no superior. Without the
force of Brougham or the 6onhommieo of Palmerston,
destitute of the imagination of Lyndhurst, or the
learning o. fist. Leonards, he nevertheless won worthily
in the opening of his career, and retained deservedly
to the end of his life, the nom de plume of "The
Rupert of Debate" O'Connell, indeed, called him
the Scorpion Stanley and described his manner
as not unlike the ferocity of a bull dog but
years changed all that. During his later life he
avoided all intemperance of manner and extrava-
gance of language never lost his e~quipoise of
Judgment, and never forgot the ~courtesies of debate.
He died in ripeness of years and fame, and is sue
ceeded in the House of Lords by a son. who, his
fathers equal us q statesman, will probably be his
superior as future Prime Minister of England.
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correspondence.

HONOLULU, Nov. 30th, 1863.
c. E. Wiiliams, Esq, Chief Engineer, and Gentlemen o
the Fire Department -
For the many favors received from the citizens of Honolulu,
we feel it a pleasure in giving a performance on Monday even
ing next, the 9th prox, for the Benefit of the Honolulu Fire
Department. Hoping this will meet with your appreciation, We
remain yours respectfully, LEE & RYLANp,
Proprietors.
HONOLULU, Nov. 30th, 1859.
To Messrs. LEE L RYLAND,
"Great Eastern and European Circus"
GESILKMEN We have the honor and pleasure to acknowl-
edge the receipt OF your favor of this date, rendering a Benefit
to the Honolulu Fire Department" on Monday evening,
Dec. 9Th proximo.
In reply we beg most respectfully to say that we cordially
accept your kind offer. and shall do all in our power to assist
in the enterprise.
You will, Sirs, be pleased to know that all donations and
benefits given to the Department are devoted to the relief OF
sick and destitute fremen.
With many thanks for your kindness, we remain, gentlemen,
your most obedient servants,
C. Z. WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer,
J.. A. HAssINGER, LIST Asst Engineer,
WIN. HCGHEs. Foreman No. i,
j. w. MCGUIRE, Foreman No.. 2.
L. II. BOYD, Foreman No. 4.
CHAs. N. SPENCER. Foreman P. II. l. L. Co.
IA Hopper, Foreman Pacific Hose Co.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

q SLsar cr Mohlcln. Admiral Turner.
u M' ur Camseun, Capt Annestey.
NERcHASruxN.
A.. n 'fagnct, Crosby, dissharging cargo, G. Brewer a Co,
4 ~ ~ .orenzo, Folansnee. waiting orders.
10 .In Iohn A. Dtmmosk, winshell, oading oil, e.. l. Rich
tfn . Co. Agents.
vi b toani, woods, loading oil Gr New Bedford, C..
tara n a Co, Agents.
IN .,rs d. q. Murray, Bennett, haiing 6r san Francisco,
U ts = a Ausn, Agents.
sm Be-. J. W. ssavor, RSanney, oalng ar san Francisco.
Naacr& tnsn. Agents.
A. brrs Monticello, Reynolds, q. A. Williams q Co, Agents
uas back ~. Pope, Phssse, diseharging cargo.
..unw hu Ptica. smith, q. A. W fniams A Co, Agents
tnut hfs Hyz sntiuln. Calhoun, Er sac. w alksr - Alien, Agts-
lNu mr -unaztsI -shr Forest King, diseharging eaFeol
an SCI evils Perry, sands. dsehargng<
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DEPARTU x ~.

An stmr idaho, Floyd. sr San Francisco.
schr Jenny, Lambert, foe Kauai
= -chr kinau, wahia, Cor Mani.
Am wh BIZ siontcrIio, Reynolds, u cruise.
schr Ncttie Merrill, Quincy, kr Maui
schr Moi keiki, Nape, or Maui
-chr Manuoka Val, Makahi, for Maui
schr Maribla, Berrill, fr Maui and Hawaii
Schr kanails. BaIlistier, Zoe Molokai-
Schr Hattie, Nika. for kauai.
schr Luka. Hatfield, hr Kauai
Am VIII BID Gay head, Kelly, foo cruise AMI home
Schr MARY, SIaL, 1r Kauai
VIII sh onward, Puiver, % cruise.
Schr Isabella, sr Nam and Hawaii
Schr KATE lee, Borres, ior Hawaii
-chr Warwick, John Bull, tor Moiokai-
Schr Mary Ellen, Crane, tr Maui
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FOR HI

PARENTS AND OTHERS IN
Of presents, are requested to examine the variety Of
Late Standard and Juvenile Books,
Cloth and Coioted Toy Books,
Photograph Albums,
Games Of Cards,
Alphabet Books,
Mahogany Writing Desks. doeo Pens,
Oh and Photograph Prints,
Ladies' Portfolios,
Family Bibles.
Standard Poets,
Etc, etc.
7os I'm h. a.. wHTTNEY,s.
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HONOLULU, Dec. 3D.. 1870

HONOLULU, Dec. Sd, 1890
Mr. EDITOR observing in the Gazette Of W.,
nesday last an intimation to the effect that . ,N
party would be given on Thursday evening .oy So
Captain and officers of H. B. MS s. Ccme,.o. ~
the residence of H. B. MS Commissioners and c
sui General, I beg to request you will contradic, ,Sa.
statement in your columns, it being erroneou.
only ten officers out of a total of taoenty were invited
am. sir, your obedient servant,
ETIQUETTE
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The Euglish papers affirm, but do not give their
arfha1ty. that a statement in Lord Byron's hand
wsiliar will shortly be published. which will settle
the q rstion which has been the occasion Of so
usct rec.ut debate.
Tho House of Commons was receutly favored by
Nr y IAN with n genuine and consequently deli
- nis irish bull Defending one Colonel French
fro-s ,me remark which had been directed against
hin Ar. ;. said - His right honorable friend had
retsined his seat between thirty and forty years.
ana sis likely. II he lived n long. IN rrtain 10 for
the u.riod ~ hts natural Iifer
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WHfLINC ITEMS

.rm whalo was driven by the surf anil grounisi on the
.rse shr muuth ~ the Ksnpebgc River, ta hasae, whsrs,
as nnhcnIirs, he WAS earturrst ny a party % hshsrnsn-
..farta t once engasrl ia cutting ap ths animal ani u
esrd ~ yiesf some thifty 10 any barrels ofsiG He Vas
htY Get Ia lrugth.
isrs cr.iyal hrom Capt James ~ Williams % View
m. bsrk O.maah. % New Bst!airi, sEatss that he
r. raarr fncr leavsnE bay o. islands ass spring. 30 barrris
vsru II a. hnt previously 100 barrels whale
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Ia EHAacu.co-Ps ID. e. Murray, Dce-G
- 4 0-Per Paaahi. Monday.
on n sGNa-Pcr Nettie Merrill. Thursday.
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FOR LEASE!
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
IL pay no debts contracted by my Brother OOLEPAU after
this date. NAPUA ZUPPLtEN.
Honolulu. November 20, 1869. 7O4-4t
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
LOST.

THREE DRAWN BY ID. ID.
u Baldwin, favor l. Lamb. on 5. y. Castle, Treasurer Kohala
Sugar Company. Particulars as follows:
No. lI1, dated April 18th, 1868. at sight for..--..$21 IS
No. 3l2, dated Dec. 11th. 1868, at sight for...--. SO %
No. $50, dated March 9th, 1869, at 10 days for $50 90
The public are hereby cautioned against the negotiation OF
the said drafts, rs payment Of same has been stopped.
Honolulu, December 2. 1869. 200 q
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he NINTH of October the debt was dssrsasru pJ
and since March 4, 1883, s5+sI32,09l-
t.tr- Treasurer, n. y. spinner. has made up his ae-
hc f.t of September, and fnds the eugntfy better
,crsl exp.use< and ncr-as-d r-veuue, % the amount
900 Zoe the previous sax Gsonths thaH ar The sane
.
cua Bsrs6f r-curts the casting % a 5000" 1psd
sfr.sr4 HBbm a Aab. the largest that was ever
= n ultrs -tltvs. Nr. Boha has offered o. niaSe =
THIS bril- 4 % any one WIN viii shoulisr y aHe WaAN
ithnut stopping. 10 weighs 30 pouHass
= tvBrHrHv- IL 10 estimated that tn value %
,ho.s ma~nua,rnrwl iu Massachusetts The prssrat
,reed gDS,OuO, 900 Tbs Nhutssalf dsaisfs IN boston
? a sioe and Leather Dsnirrs' Esshtne-. staes
Z nrariv $4,000 cascs % zrosts have ben shippea
city. aa uSeess % maly1s per cent. over ts e"ffs-
rtof hast year.
~ Nt~aorH has rr1sn IN population
~. In four years 10 p~rupsrty, st09eoo,1o1 o. dot-
tr4. n has paid Ia 2 years over S&io0obco OF 10
-rtlr iuusrst. That ~ % petty gid state W snis
a..rh are sHnc Of ths gcsilfs % the abottSon %
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS
Fwa NS FRsSetsco-Prf -tmr Idaho, Nov. 9Th
uHaa&s, bchs $1,000. COO Oranges, No.....-.-. 1900
COTE, As.....--.s... 6soT Paddy, ts..----...ts0.sS 20
NHa1 us pkgS .....s.. . PUN. lbs .......-... 4t.23i
ca SAM, No.-.-... u nivets. go ....- 2
ff-s-- 49,. a RAGS. rs .-. 5000
S tncs..s.s~..s u sugar, rs ....--...--Sts,S7S
Lf"s NH---.-....--. 100 sable skinS, No ..-... II
tltrtN ~ cS .-....-.. sugar uAouhfS.---.--- 20
.ilAuS - gals..-.--.. B,61o, Nhslebone, rs 49,. tI,lg5
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r. 80 usK-Pcr Montheslbp. Nov. 30th g.
5tora Vanr-Faregn st,3es 70 Transhipped, 500
w BEDyoap-Psr Gay Head, Nov. 3osh -
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And stores.
"a n-Forsign, Ss,sot 81 rranshippeh, sio,is Is
Zoe s~ BgDEoaE-Pcr Rainbow, Dec. III -
sAAn s--.--- 2 Whriebone, Ia ....... ea,9sl
Wa gals ....... t0s6S Add stores
f1a @Foeign, 81 1904 % Trushipped, ssSys31 ~
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ALBUMS.
>EN ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED,
T from IL to 200 pictures each. For sale by
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CLOTH TOY BOOKS.

A VARIETY OF ENGLISH COLORED
IA cloth and Paper Toy Books. just received and for sale BY
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s,rURDIY. DEcEMsER = 1888


We arr wifhaut lsssr fareien astvters than those gwen last
@~k ~. ushaoaer Lsgs Perry, which arrived ns wesA-
4 Hlta, IN san T~-andisco prior IN the steamer. h"s~s
rrp. ted last week. The ship Great ADMIRAL, en- route
ltonrk NC, viii be due here all nezt week. and es hsf~e
"a fr Ter datsS.
The Nlls ship Mrssrua. Captain Alien, from me view
~aa,f .,.5as ground. arrived on thu 2d, r.vortins . very
,atfs Of Gs bbls. sperm anal SIS bbls- whais OIL
ulree xhaIers have sailed the present WEES, annhs
~ Va 80 weeks the greater part Of them VIII eiear oafSani-
II IN Lorsn=o, we understand. will be repaired NJ this
rrr ais having been raised on reasonable terms hes~rs-
/. Bower q To-. agents u the BO-ion Board 81 UNier~n'srs'
~ f.--,,tt Of the ship. Capt. Fletcher, ofths View YORK
ae "a g Underwriters. who recently visited this port, spoke
us .,satest terms Of praise respecting the facilities ir re-
.,,o ,. AT uonolalu, aud especially q the satisfactory
uhteh the repairs on the y. " TAagsT were
"a 10 len vessel the aBovs firm were also agents. It's
.rta.. credit % our merchants and shiP-earpsnfers' When
rts., asrat of a hrcisn boaet, sent expressly 10 sSlH-
!. IN. b matter, gives 50 natering an opinion
car Il date from San Francisco u November lV'h- AZ
sEr ynid nactaatcd between fH5 and II Congress
..4 grapLly nest, AMI IL Is probable that soHs sH''' wa
-t.r rst1ss the currency o. n gold base-
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PASSENGERS.

PAssENCERs.
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Grss II child, q @ Owen, Capt y e Smith, y Weed, "
MFuty v G Eitrtdgs, q A Williams, q Bernhard. Can't
nlcir, We Gardiner, Mrs G e Armstrong, r c Nash,
a N Il ddart, u Gfecnbaum, " > Walker, Mrs + Smith
an a. K Rogers, 2 ID Drew, y IA Dawes. Mrs
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VINO w p Williams, C. T Ansn, X : Chapel, A GrzriA. II
Esaf r Dcmnng, T Merrill, W Wilcox o Dzvey, A Omen.
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