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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

No doubt but that they will Keep the even
tenor Of their way, loyal and hypocritically pat
riotic as five thousand dollars a year can make
them. until their innocent clients. a. the dear pco-
pie cut down their pay and stop their ''pick-
ings.'' or force them from their positions. 1t
was Il bold and INSCRIPTIONS hand that penned
the above quoted sentence, but its hypocrisy is
none the less apparent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
Billiard Table for Sale.

Z LII PARTIES ARE FORBIDDEN TRUST
- ING any person or persons on my account, without my
written order. (O54 Im) G. FARDEN.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1869
SALES AT AUCTION.

AUCTION NOTICE.-PosITIvE AND UNREsERvED
"A sale OF magnificent Household Furniture, valuable
large dwelling sS Nnesenth street near Fourth avenue and
commencing l0K o'clock precisely This saeis worthy
the attention Of purchasers the furniture was new last
May consisting OF elegant Paor Furniture In satin boca
tel also Suits In fine reps Centre Tables c elegant Bed
Table Ware &c. perfect order Full particulars in cat
aogues
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The Coonels keen eyes noticed eoek pro)ectng from
a side moo ket Of the closely ybuttoneu homespuh COB
What book is that, Wilhainsi rf.
"The Book OF Prayer. Sir, -. Il,
"Can Won read and write, Nllhainsf
al can read SIR cannot wrlte'
Z" Are yOu preaeheri "A
ua yas asked n lIe had family. he had wite anu
two children His replies quiet aud honest III III
ne chat weeny sFcuian heart began TO get the better
~ him and he told Williams that II he had anything 10
ATTEND 10 before time for the prisoners to leave ne
On and look after II and return in time to leave VIII o
IL is impossible say, but thought that was inc
first kindly word and kindly tone that man hd neaIu ~
mary day he thanked the Colonel anu ahsWsIeu 1
that the Lord would provide for Dis VIE ana
some way" and down stairs no went 10 tIAo H rs,
place with the group around tno poIcnn. II IL
n few moments word was brought the Coiongi
that tins was not the man, probably, that S tnl9
was another Williams. Go Billy come up agah, nh, !,
being asked his full gave t as "Bily g. "laRS R
"WeD said Sweeuy, II want BDly Williams nor bI,H ~
g. Williams Now You go home. and II want it ou = -
send for YOU" And Billy S. went home dc Is c9n,I u
cred one OF the best men on the Ogeechee n ~ 20
singular that with his consciousness OF onllc
he made no objection to being eari h wo
TO Iall And with scores of thenscoIes Oh o
now lie in tho jail Of Chatham County VINO a a1 - SIN
cent of this matter Mrs. Stoves Uncle IoI 1
tbev come in give themselves mp to sweeny VINO soIS %
tbcp into the city where they are turned over W '0
civil authorities ana by them committed 10 jail
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
CIVIL.

In the o. s. Circuit Court yesterday, before
Judge Benedict the Watson and Cray case IN WHICH so
defendapts are charged with icitly removing large
quantities Of whisky special pleas were nled Oh
inst The Fullerton called, and the Govern,
ment was ready but Mr. Clarence seward OF counsoi
for defense SAID that although Mr. Fullerton was reauy
Mr. Burr associate counsel for the defense was 700 III
ceedngiy the inability OF counsel TO proceed put
been credby informed that the labor OF preparing te
case had rested mainly Mr. Burrll he Mr Conrtneyl
OF could press the case II any reasonable e
was asked but would like have tred this term Inc
case was then set down for Monday next pa
In the Superior Court Special Term, before
Judge Barbour, Thomas Hennessey and one george
Poole were demanded by the Governor OF
of the Governor Of this State, for burglary ana Hen
nessey has been arrested ana now apples I0r ms
torney presented return the warrant OF GOV Hoii
man for extradOn and the proofs OF arrest uhdef ~
Mr. Howe for the prisoner took the point that the war
rant OF Gov Hoffman defective In not being counter
ernors private secretary The point was overrued py
Judge Barbour and the prisoner handed over 70 tue
Massachuse officers to be taken to Boston.
In the United States District Court the case
OF Daniel Wilkins bankrupt, came up In the pro-
ngs before the Register In this ease IL was shown tnat
partners In two firms and assets the property Of tho
same rmE but the copartners In reither or these nrs
were parties to tho proceedings In bankruptcy
to brought in under the provisions OF section 80 OF INC
partnerships The bankrupt sought discharge from his
dc BIT due as member OF firms that did not AJAX 70 pc ad
Judged bankrupt and offered TO pay his lndivlduai as
we'll as coparnership debts, with firm property tie mem
bers OF which firms not Joined. IL ls hed Dy tho
Court that where there firm debts and firm assets the
Arm must be declared bankrupt by either voluntary or
involuntary proceedings before member OF the urn
can DO discharged from Its liabilities . 81.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
rRElco1RTS.
ION EXPRESS IMBROGLfo.

THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS IMBRoGLio.
Mcyickar against Ross, President, &c, ana
others-Blatchford against The In the o
the consolidation OF the American and Merchants ohon
EYuress Companies various orders have been MADE IA
the supreme Court aud motion for the appoDmene ol
Receiver OF the Merchants Union Company Is now S on
tbe OF that Court In the first case Drouht
Common Pleas Judge Brady issued an M Onc on me
oth inst on tho 10th Judge Brady modlned MS lhghc
fion nv the following order: "On application OF MT ~ "
Nan Worst OF counsel for the defendant the Aneeh I'm
Merchants Union Express Company, ordered tnaI tne
nnncton granted in this action on the 9th DAY OF Jan
afy se9 modified by striking ont OF same the M0rs
from carrying business in any way as an ExpTess
Company under name in ~hich the words Meaehnis ,
Union are used without prejudice to tho palntinS bn
10 have such restraint restored" . 4. 49, .orso
There was also order In the frst cause 20 snow ea ~
beforc the SpeciaI OF the Common Pleas why e
ceiyer should not be appointed Judge insranms on
In tba two suIts and the defendants III Doth were te
same granted order to show cause why tue TWO Ss M
shnnid not he consolidated, aud granted stay OF inc
Common Pleas suit meanwhile When the parties came
INTO fhe Common Pleas this order was lnterp0sed ara te
Snment adiourned TO Tuesday the 26th The argument
in the supreme Court was also adjourned TO that day
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

,,,s Roard member moved that the sum
of appropriated for this purpose An0nep
har sad unless there was some fixed sum appr0pra.eo
20 his object It might cost $4,000 TO put this Champer
IN GOOD condition The motion 10 fix the amount Tor TINS
M As 600 was then withdrawn and the resolution
rs npeinay presente ed was adopted. The Boaro shen
alnurned.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

suPnsns CouRs-CHAnBsRa-Heh By INaRAslHy Cout
80, aioa Call Of CaleadAr at nn
Call No IS, vsndsspos sgt MeEv!y y .rnIfi',- m
guraaioa csuRr-TsIAt TnRn-PAxs L--Hsd by McCuSN J.
TT lill' Court opens Of II q N Z '.'i'" UT.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

suraxna CousroKsxRAL TERx-Hed by CLxsEs sUrsAk.
LAsD and J-Court at TO- 20 Enumerated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
SCIENTIFIC NOTES

A TEsr FOR CoLoRs.-M Nickles has Iou ,,i
tAat nuoride OF potassium will discharge fI"s mi.
color aud not affect the indigo ana amin" st q, more
information will interest calico primers will re-
General interest is that huoHdo VI PO'"''
move INK stains from cloth
DsrEcrIoy OF ARsENIcAL PIGMENTs'-Durlng
IN, e Ave months Of this year no less than eisn'
Of accidental poisoning by these pigments nave % onG
=. ~,.s,a,,., AZ Puscher advises the use OF ndune
al s the detection OF such pigments an ol ,S
Se are soluble therein, exhibiting oug he further
soutoL oo he evaporation Of the ammonia
mans dirty geeniSh qooTsd e To Sa in some white
OF OXIDE o. ms solution in ammonia, which painting
Wien dry arsenic be- present vi" blue color appears
9reensn Seen impaired the paper the pigment
quite free from arsenic ana T green and blue pigments
60 o Iud which are all soluble in ammonia ~ tbe
a. snch sdaIterations do not essehtahy "eiO"e "
pi.lDeut ITSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
SATURDAY. Sept. 1872. n.

Gold opened at 1861, sold at 1860 1861,
closing at 1864 The cearngs at the Gold Exchange
Rank were 500 and the balance s5,07I459 %.
Government bonds were steady under a moderate de-
and for all classes The transactions were without IN
erest and the offerings unusually light At the close the
market was strong with more demand 70 purchase oy
foreign houses.
State bonds were firm with the exception Of North
Carolina six per cents which sold at AZ for the new
bonds and 500 FOR the special tax bonds Tennessee six
per cents were in demand at improved prices old
bonds sold az 6 and bonds at 54iG55 Missouri six
per cents, SCI louisiana six per cents 70; LOUISIANA
Leyee per cents &C Lousna Leyee eight per cents,
SAL Railway bonds and bank shares were dull and
steady Miscellaneous stocks we're dull Delaware and
Hudson sold at I24I Canton S.; Western Union Tee-
graph s6la37; Quicksilver. 49, Express shares were
lower; Adams sold at 56a553 American, s6a36s Wells,
Fargo & Co.. is1aisE Pacific mail was feversh, but
showed strength; the opening sales we're made 30
65i selling afterward at ~ closing at T2S'2 this stock
has been heavily oversold aud in brisk borrowing
demand.
The railway share market opened everish, but under
heavy purchases speculative sales mproyedj from
a7 per cent from the lowest prices OF tue morning New
York Central sold at 1861 G2O3i Hudson 1854 Glsl Read
ing o., a95i Michigan Southern, 95i d9s; Northwestern
Common 7ita76; Northwestern Preferred s'tGs6 Rock
Island. 6lallO7 St. Paul Common. Mas So Paul Pre-
ferred S2laS4 Fort Wayne Guaranteed was firm at q
sSi Chicago and Alton was pressed Tor SALE Doth Tor
cash and on sellers option and declined 49, Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, l7o; NewJersey Railroad, 100
NewJersey Central, 1914 alO2 The panic Of yesterday
caused large number OF weak houses TO sell out their
stocks, and they have passed to stronger hands
The short interest made during the past week has
been enormous, and stocks in little borrowing
demand. After the second call the market was
unsettled and feverish with sharp fluctuations in Pacific
Mail, New.York Central, Michigan Southern and the
North Western shares. The transactions were enormous
In the Long Room, which has been the scene OF intense
excitement the day At the close of business
prices were fraction lower than the highest quotations
made in the upward reaction. but was comparatively
steady.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
pHe.
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VARIETIES;
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TIME OF PLANTING
PLANTING;
DIGGING TRgBs FROM THE HURsERY ROW AND PAcKUoi
vARIBTIRs TO PLANT;
PRUNING;
kASURING AND MULCHlso:
GATHERING FRUITi
MARKETING PEARS,
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PROPAGATION BUDDING AND oRAYT1sGi
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

FRIENDS Seminary on Rutherford-place for
Boz, Girs-Tbs pntL Of this Institution will
commence noath (s.p;snbs Fer admission OF
CiJeuu amir st be Sfbeol BD6H B0ULkk PRINCIPAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

Money was active at per cent In curre,y 10 per
cent in gold stocks and per cent in ourrcy on Gov
eminent bonds. The heavy decline Of thaast three
days caused general disturbance OF loans nd BROKERS
large borrowers the close of business
paper was more active at sei2 per cent.
sterling Exchange was duh at 1911 for sims 6odsy
bills, and 1851 eiosi for sight 1854
A meeting Of the Directors OF the Neyfork Centrai
Railroad has been called for Wednesday ept' T. wheh
It 10 stated the consolidation Of that roaSifb the Hud
son River will be definitely settled.
Tho transactions Of the .subTressury'odAy we're 40
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09


The late Dry Goods firm OfBkkeIy,
Reynolds &Cos, Of Beatrice, has ex-
PRED by limitation. MI. Blakely ~
tires and ReynOlds & TOWsend con-
tiDues.
The corner stone of the AgFicuftural
College and State University viii be
laid with appropriate ceremQnles on
the sd, Of SeptembeE. The Masonic
Fraternity are invited TO assist. We
CLEAN from the Lincoln Journal
The fine stone residence Of Gov.
Butler, Secretary Kennard and Audit
or Gillespie are rapidly progressing.
They win represent the best style of
Oriental Architecture, and will COM
pare favOrably with any in the West.
-LiRcOn Intelligence.
We find the following in the Te-
cumssh Gazette of the I'd inst:
The most terrific thunder that It has
ever been our lot to hear, was expert
enced in this place on Friday last. A
stack of wheat belonging to J. Clod-
felter, was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground. 1t was with
much labor that other adjacent stacks
were saved.
We are informed by w. Z. Dunlap,
of Vesta, that improvements are still
going cd in that town. MI. Berryh has
his new store house about completed,
and viii soon have in q fine stock OF
goods. The new bridge, across YAM
kee Creek at that place Is now finished.
All the bridges in Vesta precinct,
where public highways crosses streams
are now In good repair. Good fol-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

KiIbourn, Jenkins 4 Co.-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers In
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Pickets. Sash, Blinds. Doors, Battens, etc.
once aud Lumber Yard, corner 9Th and Main
streets. Branch Yards at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture own material In the
Pineries Of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
IN operation one Of thelargest manufactures
OF everything made In Pine In the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as We do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard In she West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall alwayskeep on han q full supply OF
everything In orr line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all TO examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction in
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

Dsmooratfe Capita1-Our quiet city was
last Wednesday morning Immensely disgust
ed By seeing one Of our leading citlzens-Of
several years agO-f1ding up and down our
streets with q colored courtizan, drunk Of
course. It seemed "he'd rather own that
buggy with Wallapus 70 ride, han a coach
and four, or even more, with a lady by his
side: for the lady would sit feminist him on
q cushih made with taste, while Wallapus d
be By his side with his arm around her waist;
IS he rode up and down the street, not caring
whom he'd meet. his gizzard beat light, he
was awful tight, as he rode mp and down our
street." AS q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he had
kept his pledge SO well that many friends had
hoped he would hold Out. Naturally intelIi-
gent and generous itcannot fail to pain many
70 see him take this his last plunge from time
to eternity in the maddening bowl. Look at
him, ye who are on the brink, and fee while
ye may.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

Latest frOm Bear-The very latest from
Bear Il hat he Il not caught nor is there the
slightest clue as to his whereabouts. An the
parties vino started In pursuit q " returned
without finding anything. Il appears the
man seen at Aspinwall wa not Bear, as Mar
shat MeCabe traced this man down into Kan
sas and found him not the mamie was after.
last Monday rumor was b~roughtintO town
that Bear had been captured on Niger Creek,
IN Pawnee county. Mr.. McCabe has returned
from there and reports that there was nothing
Of Il, In fact, Bears a~bsconding was almost
unknown there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

Having now thorO ushly lifted up my
sale and sample roo ms at No. Al Main
street, 1 invite the ts public Of SOUTH
ERIN NEBRAsKA and NORTHERN MIS-
SOURI, 70 give me a eall as shall always
keep on hand I'm WHELEsALE QUANTITIES
WINES, B1SANDIEs AND LIQUORS, Of the,
very bsst and purest quality, 4
"a Of all brands FOreigh and Do
nestle. Ishall ID also haveOn hard y
during the season, Chicago Ale. Beer &C.
The public may rely opon my stock being
pure, as physicians Of this city recommend
&c for Medical uses. Fun stockof BItters.
in cases or single bot tie. I am also agent
for the best Billiard Tables made
VIZ n. VALLEAU & CO..
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

Sewing MachInes.-Get the best and
save money. The singer Sewing Machine Is,
without doubt, the best in b market. Call
at No. 81 Main street, and examine this un-
rivaIIed machine. Instructions given az your
residences. or at the sales-rOom. NotrOuble to
exhibit the machine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

Large StOnes.-Our attention was the 9TH
er day called 70 the stones furnished by LO-
rance 4 Varney, for water tables and window
stills and caps, for the Masonic and Odd Fell
low Hall IN this city. They are No, 1 stone
for the purpose, and look very wellafter they
are dressed. They also furnished a very good
stone for the corner stone. They can get out
tone OF any size and shape, and do Il reason
able, toe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09
Canton Clipper PEOlCs!
THE BEST PLOw MADE.
AZ sHELLENBERGER BROS.

Attempt 60 Break Jai1.-The PRISONS
now in the County Jail in this place, were
last Saturday caught I'm the act Of making
preparations TO escape. In the day time they
have usually been let out Of the cell, and ale
lowed TO stretch their limbs In the open
space around It. They had In ONE way be-
come possessed Of an old knife of which they
had made a saw, and sawed1o on the staple on
the outside OF the door through which the
chain and pad lock were listened. The
discovery was Just made I'm time, as they
would surely have made the attempt hat
night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09
~ATTENTFON. ALLf

A. w. Morgan, Of BrownviIle, No. So Main
Street. has just opened anew and complete
stock Of Cloths. Cashiers, Vestings, and all
kindsof Piece Goods, and Is preparedtO make
Gents Clothing to order in the most fashion
able style. He also keepsafuu liueof Ready
Made Clothing, Hats. Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods. E-Sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

GOSa building stOne-Wearenow pre-
pared 10 furnish good building stone, IN any
quantity. Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones. Water Tables, etc.
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms LORANCE q NARNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

Thandsus TrLmmsr's Chsckered Sta
hls is The best place 20 have your horse len
II you wish 70 train him for theFair; andail
sc thar come 20 the Fair should keep your
stock al thin stable. as you win have them
well cared for, al the most reasonable rates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-09

The eldestsou'of ParsOn Davis Of thiscity
- emPloyed on the local department Of the
Omaha Herald. commencing this week For
some time past he has been attending the
school at Browneli Hall. Nebraska City,
where he displayed much talent and ability
A. aseholar and q writer.