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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12

BARK HELEN Snow, Cart. CAMPBELL, REPORTS Len
HOnOlnlu, Dec 18th, 1859 eruised TO the westward On the
Line aad New Zealand saw sperm whales on ST. Marthas
Island, Jan. I'd, 1870, and twice OE Block Rock, in March
wen. into Yokohama, Japan, 10Th April left that port on the
18th made the ice sth May, In lat o010 N, Long. 1900
W; entered the ice 18th May, hfy miles south Of Cape Neya-
rino !; was In the ice till 5h June saw few whales; did not
see any more whales ill 18th August, OF Point Belcher took
our hrst whale 18th August or Point Franklin and last one
"a october. IN LAT. 20 80 N, Long. 1870 W; took fifteen
whales. making 1000 bbls oil and $4,000 lbs bone kept OF for
eight O'Clock. p. NJ, and lnfed 10, Blowing very heavy hom
the Nj during the night lost three heats and everything be-
knging 10 them also lost bulwarks. so bbis OF casks, foretop-
mas, sta5aaH, and damaged both toPsans went into 81 Law
renee Bay 10Th October, and iet on the 1ith; had pleasant
weather 20 the Fox Islands, and from there 10 this PORT had
strong enzfedE winds EfEa%E EyEa-r
THos- C. CAMPBELL, Master blk Helen Snow.
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PASSENGERS.

FOR HoSoKoSa-Per Sonora, Nov. IOfh-1o Chinese
FRoN WIxDw ARD PORTs-Rr Kihuea, Nov. 1lth-Judge
Nidemann. T Ii Harris, CaPts Make, Waterman, Austin and
now, & Jones, II r Hitchcock, w Philips, Mrs johnson
I'D 2 children, Mrs HIlebrand and 2 children, Miss Harris,
1Ir Thompson, Mr. KAganagh, Mr Fletcher and Mr. Atkins-20
-lbin and 40 deck passengers
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DEPARTURES.

lv. T-Stmr Klauea, Harrison, FIR Maui and Hawaii.
T-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Kauai
S-Schr Neftie Merrill. Crane, Er Maui.
9-Haw blk X W Wood KIenke, Wellington & Sydney
9-Schr Waiola. DudoiL, for Maui
1O-Schr Pauahi, BaIlastier. for MOlokai.
10-Schr Active, Nika, br Kauai
, lO-Schr Odd Fellow, Hopu, for Hawaii.
1O-Am sh Snnora, Paine, HOngkong.
I1-Port bk Cecilia, de Mesq-ito, HOngkoug.
liam sch Urnia, SEfnson, Kawafhae-
u-Schr IA Moi, Powers, for Mani
1l-Schr Fairy Queen, Smith, for Kauai
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VESSELS IN PORT.

& SloopoEEzr 81 Marys- Harris ~
iav ship loiani. Ropes, for New Bedford.
iaw bark II G WyTe, HaItermann. mp Tor Hamburg-
IN bark Ethan Alien, Snow, for New Bedford.
= ORTIZ German bark Courier. 5eia
y orth German bark EJdelGas- .r--n -1.r-
orth German ketch Nosve -ff.
AK ID c Murray, Bennett-f for San Francisco Oct. 18th.
lit brig ByEantium, CaIhoan- 8fT VI
rx- bark Anna, Thompsou, for Sydney via Livuka, Fiji Is.
m barkenune lane A. Falkdnborg, catheart, up for Portland.
Am schE n l. Tiernan- jacobson
Am BaTkenune Grace Roberts, Knacke, discharging.
Am Bk Camden. Robinson, discharging.
wHALERs.
An bk Henry Taber, Packard Am Bk Vineyard, Smith.
Bk Norman Taber- Bk Hercules, Mckenzie
Bk d Thompson, Allen. Bk I Dickson, Lewis
Blk Monticello, Reynolds Sh Roman. Jernezan.
Bk WE ROtch, Whitney 81 Janus, Eastwood.
Bk Seneca, Kelly Sh Josephine, Cogal-
Bk Mdaa. HamN- 49, 81 Onward, Pulver-
Bk Alasta, Fish N California, Willis
Blk Acors Barnes, JeHrey- Haw- br, w II Aiken, Vera
Bk Sea BreEe, Gray Blk Wilhelm I, Mannen.
TX Trden% Gree1s - Julian, Heppingstone-
Bk Aarura, bafne- Bk Eagle, COmstock-
Bk Lagpfa, swdh Bg Comet, Warren
* Hskh Snow, Campbell Bk Arctic, Trip.
Bk Oliver Cracker Finher- Bk Maunalna- briggs
Kk (. sWff, Bhven- t Bg Onward. Norton
B. John wells, Dean. r
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MEMORANDA.

BANK ELIZABETH SWIFT, REPoETs.-Oct Sd, lost a large
whale from alongside, after laying by him six hours huke
chain parted blowing 4 gale from the North al the time
The gale continued until Oct. 11th, very heavy, the most Of
the time from N to n. N. W. by compass. with thick weather
and n heavy sea the heaviest weather / have ever experienc-
Ell in the Arctic Ocean Saw neither sun nor land but once
during the gale. Lost q boat and sails, carried away head
gear, and stove b1lWarks both sides, with other damages,
Came through Fox Island, Oct 18th Have taken $40 bbIs
whale oil, 20 bbts waIrus oil, and $1,000 lbs bone
rr G. W.. BLIyES, Master Elizabeth SEift.
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A NATIONAL BANK IN CALIFoRNA.-The CONNER
ciaI Herald of San Francisco says: The subscrip-
tons to the National Gold Note Bank have been
completed, and the concern will go into operation
at an early day. We shall then be better able to
speak decidedly as to the merits or dement's of
such an institution" sH-
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national Observation-Disclosures Grant has
issued a proclamation. appointing Thursday, the
Gath day of November. as a day of Thanksgiving,
and recommends " all citizens to meet in their re-
spective places of worship to give thanks for the
bounty of God during the year about to close, and
to supplicate for its continuance hereafter"
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FirewOod! FirewOOd !

nROPOsAL Is ARE REQ UEsT BIZ
nndersigned from parties having Eirevood for sale. 10 fer
nisb from one hundred to three hundred cords Of Rirewood. to
he delivered at Lahaina or at so1e landing ON the other islands
before February, 1871. Parties are requested to communicates
immediateIy with G. BREWER 4 CO., Honolulu,
ais pm Or p n. MAKEE, Lahaina,
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LOc4L


ISrER-IsLtND LETTERS cents each half o. prepaid.
HNITEB SIATEs-6c ents Hawaiian prepaid, each half OF.
ExGLAND-5 rents Hawaiian and 9 cents American, prepaid
-ArarR ALIA-lz. eents HevaiLAn. each half or: prepaid:
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MPORTS

FRoH TAHITI-Per II. l.. Tiecnsn, Nov. Sdh 200 SKIS ar
row-root 10 T c Heuck; 20 csks rum IL pcs Tamana wood 10
Geo c Mclean 20 tons moulding sand, ! cords nrewood, 1000
cocoanuts 10 Capt Jacobson
FaoM PoRr TOWNSEND, ". T.--Per Grace Roberts, Nov.
10Th :-2sO.Ol3 f. rough lumber, 1900 # pIaned flooring, 90
coo # planned plank 10 C Brewer d Co
FRoN PoRr GAMBLE W +, Per Camden Nov l1th :-237 .39S
f. rough lumber, 1888 It d G lumber. $500 laths. 1865
pickets, 594 NJ shingles 20 II Hsckfed & Go.
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No MORE INCOME TAx-Judge Strong, of the
United States Circuit Court for Pennsylvania, has
decided, in a case recently before him, that while
Congress has the right to make laws. it has no Judi
cial power bestowed upon it to .canstrue'' laws,
and inasmuch as it did not re-enact the Income
Law, the law expired by its own limitation. and in
consequence the collection of the tax is unauthor-
lied and must be refunded. EFT
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ShIpa, MaII..

FoR HrLo AND ISTERHEDIATE PoRrs.-Per Klauea,
Monday
For LAHAISA-Per klausa, Monday.
FOE WAIHEE-Per ManuOkasai, to-day.
FUR NAwuLIHIII-Per Hattie, to-day. Z ~
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The United States Treasurer has received from
the printer the frst package of four millions of
$1,000 notes. of the new forty million issue of
Treasury notes. A circular is to be addressed to
banks and bankers. calling upon them to send in
all government greenbacks of issue previous to
1869, and have them redeemed by issues of the
series of 1869. as it is DESTROYS to retire old issues,
thereby facilitating trade and battling counterfeiters
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Foreign Items.

Rev. Titus Coan, who has been a missionary to
the Sandwich Islands for t~hirty-six years, and
gathered in 1900 islanders to the Church. has
reached New York on his first visit home.
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The total eclipse of next December will be OBJ
served by parties of American astronomers sta
toned at Malaga, Sicily. and ONE places in Tur-
key. The English papers think that the liberality
of the United States Government in sending ont
scientific corps to make observations is in marked
contrast with the refusal of their own Government
to allow a ship to be used to convey astronomers
to points of observation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-11-12

Chief Justice Mclean has decided that the Utah
Legislature cannot elect a Prosecuting Attorney
for his Court-a decision, which turns the Mormon
Attorney General out of Court, and puts all GRIM
inaf cases into the hands of the United States Dis
trici Attorney. But the Mormons still have juries.
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EXPORTS.

For WELLINGTON & sYDSEY-PerR R w. Wood, Nov. 9Th =:
Cocoanuts LEO Salmon, hfbbEs....--. 21O
Coffee, tbs..-..---..-. 2,0l3 Sugar, .6g3S56
Paddy, hs.-...-.....1 1901 And stores.
Pogk- Dbl. 100
Value omestic.. .S25,36I 90 Foreign. s. eIs Of.
FoR HoNGKONG-Per SoaBofa, Nov. 10th -
Beef, bbls---.----.--.. 200 shark fins, bxs.--..--. 3
Copper, (odl fbs.--.-. LBS, pecie-.....-..S6,5Z3
Fungus, tbs--------.-- SPA
iue-Domesiic... 90. $4,000 10 Foreign....s1OI 81.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Abbntiser.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.

The Profits of sugar Planting on
the Hawaiian islands.
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san FRNsCIsco, October 9th, 1870.
Gotd recorded ~ II2 in New York this afternoon Sterling
At IU0 ~ lOgf. Legal Tenders are quiet at Ss5 buying and 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-26
BE sure that the name of j.
III. GOOD, Democratic candi-
date for Prosecuting AttOr-
ney, Is on your ticket.
Troops for New York.

NEw YORK, October 25.-The Eighth
regiment of United States infantry are
expected to reach this city next Mon
day, from Charleston, South Carolina,
from which port they are to sail in
transports on Saturday next.
The Times special, dated Washington
last evening, says that the dispatches
received here from New York, giving
brief details of the resistance to the
United States officers in their duty Of
enforcing the laws of Congress created
quite breeze for dull day Attorney
General Akerman left for New York
tonight and will investigate the facts
tomorrow. The people of New York
may rest assured that the laws will he
enforced, and that the United States
officers will be protected and sustained
in the execution of their duty. OF this
they will have ample evidence before
tomorrow night.
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The steamer Missouri, with a cargo
of groceries and general dry goods fol
Detroit, drawing II feet OF water, struck
a bar outside the harbor at Port Kur
well and was driven ashore by the force
Of the gale, yesterday morning, and
scuttled. She is not much damaged
but the cargo is nearlya a total loss.
When the case of Ramsey, against
the Erie Railroad Co., was called for
trial, in New York, yesterday, before
Judge Barnard, at the Supreme Court,
special term. The counsel for the plain,
tiff asked for the postponement on the
ground that an injunction had been i'm
posed on them by which they were
restrained from preparing for the trial
until within four days. Judge Barnard
denied the motion, whereupon the coun-
sci refused to answer, and default was
taken by the defendants.
In the US. Circuit Court at New York
yesterday, Judge Randall called the at
tention Of the grand jury to the laws
regulating elections. He pointed out
offenses under the United States law Of
August 4th, 1870, repeating all ancient
statutes for the punishment of officers
and voters committing frauds, and said
behind these laws was the entire power
of the United States. He called on the
grand jury to dismiss all partisan feel
ing .or the question was not Of party
but civil liberty. He also called atten-
ton to offenses against the registry
laws.
The Republican, Of Charleston, South
Carolina, Of the 2lst, says that the Re
publican party is thoroughly victorious,
making a clear sweep OF the State 10y
10000 majority and Congressional tick
cts, and electing more than two-thirds OF
each branch of the Legislature; also
that they have succeeded in at least
nineteen out Of the thirty-one counties
bf the State. The Charleston Courier,
on the other hand, insists that q fair
count of the votes would show major
ity for the opposition ticket, but that a
fair count will not be had
The ocean yacht race between Ben
nett's Dauntless and Douglass Sap
pho was sailed Yesterday, and
resulted in victory for the Sappho,
which beat the Dauntless % min
utes and IS seconds-time of race
6 hours, 45 minutes and 10 seconds
the yachts started from the stakeboat
Is miles outside Of Sandy Hook, the
course being 25 miles dead heat to wind
ward and return. The Sappho beat
the Dauntless to windward IL minutes
and II seconds and on the run home
with free wind 4 minutes and IS sec
onds.
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LONDON..
Peace Negotiations Unsuccessful.
Theirs Remains at Tours
French Loan In London
Meeting Of Imperialists.

Loxp,x. October p The Times ha,
q special dispatch from Berlin that the
late NEGOTIATIONS for peace have come
10 nausht, owing to the persistence o
Prussia in her demand for cession o
French territory.
The Times. in an article advising the
British Government to make no further
r,or;S Ia put a stop to the war, now
SAWS If England persists in negotiations
for peace, she must be ready to stake
something on 1t.
The Standard says negotiations are
actively going on between Versailles
ana the Empress Eugene, with view
10 the return of the Empress 10 France
:, resume the regency and negotiate ior
p.ace. The departure of the Empress
i'd not occur last night. but may he eX,
rrrtyd any moment
Thiers has accepted mission 10 ne,
.,,rate an armiStice only, but he still
..uaia> at Tours, awaiting safe con,
ilr, 10 Paris 10 consult first with the
Ga,vrnmcnt there.
Negotiations for the surrender OF
Metz continue, but make slow progress.
Tniers ignores the French Provision
al Government in his communications.
The Berlin Ga-s'fe, reviewing the at
rrmpts at conciliation, SAYS the Gov
trument j. led to consider bv lis desire
to avoid further loss of life
LONDON. October 24-The town of
>rhcStadt capitulated Yesterday to the
h,~ie-ers, after severe bombardment.
The surrender included 24DO prisoners
and l2O cannon
The heGoyernmenta at Tours permits the
yNportation Of al, article heretofore
placed on the prohibited list, except
cereals 10 Switzerland.
Bishop Mcllwaine, OF Ohio, in letter
T. the TINS Sol;cits aid for the Ameri.
cans in Paris to he sent through. Sir
Curtis lawson who will remain in that
ciy
The Barving, repudiate the invest
ment OF any founds on account Of the
Emperor of France
special 10 the Hcrald.'
LONDON, October 2j.-The city is ex-
cited over the introduction of a French
loan Of $l0OO0,OOO. This is the first
time that France has ever negotiated a
loan outside Of her own territory. 1t is
received with great favor and the sub
s,ription is already very large.
Special to the New York Tribune.i
LONDON, October 2j.-The imperial
i,,husvhoiies have held a meeting in
London with a view OF making the En-
press a party 10 the negotiations The
Pru-sian~ are in no way responsible .or
,he-e efforts, and the Empress herself,
steadily refuses TO encourage them. She
said, the Tribune correspondent that
her only hopes were wholly for her boy,
and ,ha, she regarded all attempts to
restore the Emperor or herself on the
throne, idle, either now or hereafter, and
that the chances of Louis could only
be imperiled by being pushed now. She
declared she would hold herselfwholly
aloi from political intrigues until peace
i restored
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SEE that the name Of ROB-
ERT B. WOODS, Democratic
candidate for Recorder. is Oh
Your ticket.
Music.

To music we are indebted for one OF
the purest and most refined pleasures
that the beauty Of heaven has permitted
10 cheer the heart of man. As II steals
upon the ear, it lulls to rest all the pas
sions that invade our bosom arrests our
rowing fancy, or, in louder strains, ex-
cites the soul to rage. Often, when
wrapped in melancholy, the sweet voice
of music charms away opr cares, and
restores our dropping spirits.
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DRY GOODS.
Hurrah! Hurrah!
JOHN ROEMER & co.
Competition Not to be Found !

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Pieces Black Gros Grain SILK extra
5 Pieces Black Gros Grain Six at SID,
sl.jO, sl.75 and 500
% Patterns Irish Poplins at sl.2l.
| 10 Pieces Valour Poplins at sl-25.
81 Pieces more of those Mohair Lustres at
jOc.
% Pieces French Merino at 75c.
An endless stock of Plaids at D g, -, &c,
90 and $50.
10 Pieces Waterproof at sl.OO.
All kinds OF DOMESTIC GOODS sold at
New York wholesale prices, 80 look out:
Yard wide Bleached Muslin al Zoe.
Brown -" at l"c.
Ginghams from II to lie.
CalicOs for 8, :, 8, 10 and lie.
All best makes Merrimack,)
COcheco, Il2}ac.
Flannels OF all kinds at y, D, % and SIC.
Shawls of every make and style, from
SOC To any price you want TO pay.
Boulevard Skirts from lbs 10 500.
Balmoral 4" for 75c.
Blankets, Opera Flannels, Hosiery, CASH
meres, Ladies' Underwear, Gloves, Jeans,
Gents Underwear, Tweeds, Nelveteens,
Notions, &c.
We have the agency for the Celebrated
GallipoliS Jeans.
THiRTY-THREE PER CENrLThat has
played out
We propose 10 Keep an attractive eNl.lD-
llshent and not n mere repository shop tor
old questionable and unSaleable goods,
but comprises an unlimited stock Of the
most beautiful. desirable and recherche
articles to be found In the manufactures of
London, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, and other
parts OF Europe, as we'll as choice speci
mems of American skill, industry and taste,
which have come into the hands OF first
class houses. JOHN ROEMER & CO.,
Nos 81 and 33 Main street,
ocil7 South end OF Stone Bridge.
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Attempt to Bombard Verdun

NEUF CHATLrAU, October 24.--On
Friday night the Prussians attempted
to lombard Verdun. Their plans were
disconnected by the gallant and success
full sorties Of the garrison. Our troops
charged with bayonet and killed num-
bers OF the enemy. Two bodies of the
besiegers, mistaking each other in the
night for enemies fought for hours and
suffered heavy losses.
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BE sure that the name of
JOHN j. DAVIS. Democratic
candidate for Congress. Is Oh
your ticket.
WTRTEMBT RG.

STUTTGART, October 2j.-Gencral
Luckow telegraphed to the Government
here on sunday, that the French made
a sortie across the Marne at JoinvilIe,
on Friday last, against the Wsrtem-
burg outposts. Three French battal-
.on-. with artillery and mitra;lleuses,
engaged our forces from that point,
from Joinville to Champigny. They
we're bravelv repulsed by the Second
Rifle battalion and part Of the Seventh
regiment The Wurtemhurgers lost
two killed.
DARMSTADT, October 24-Baron Dal'
WICK has gone with Herr Hoffman to
Var,eiles, TO attend the Council OF
Ministers
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BE sure that the name Of
Ii. A. GALLIGAN, Democrat
ic candidate for Clerk of Cir
cult Court, Is Oh your ticket.
National CAPITAL Convention

CINCINNATI, October 25.-The Con
vention to consider the propriety of re-
moving the National Capital assembled
at 1870 in Pixies Hall, and was called
to order by Col. Stewart, OF Mobile.
J. G. Allen, of Illinois was appoint
ed temporary chairman and E. J. Cess.
ma, of Ohio, secretary. Fifty-three del
egates were present
Pending a motion to appoint commit,
tees on Credentials, Permanent Organi-
zation, &c, the Convention adjourned
till P. N. to give time for the arrival
of other delegates.
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SEE that the name oil
THOMAS II. SHALLCROSS.
Democratic candidate for
Sheriff. il Oh your ticket.
In Appeal from the Association for
the Relief of the Misery or Battle
Fields.

New YORK, October 2j.-The Exec,
G,jye committee OF the Association for
the Relief of the Misery Of Battle
Fields appeals TO the public for aid in
sending a ship load OF breadstutfs and
meat to the starving people OF the desc
.ated districts of Ariennes and Alsace.
Accompanying the appeal is letter
rom II. : Sanford, ex-Minister TO Bel
gum, dated Brussels, October :, which
states that in Ariennes alone, along the
Belgium frontier, two hundred thousand
lrople are in peril OF starvation. Many
are without shelter save such as Is
"Hde o; bushes. and have rescued from
tHr'r burning homes only the clothes
upon their backs. They have only
such food as can be still obtained from
the >caniy, ungathered root crops, while
winter is approaching, and thousands
must perish unless help comes speedily
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NJ. REILLY.
DISTRICTCOURTOFT UNITED

l hISthIe ItOth1n nf LIE NIIE
~ States. District OF West Virginia.
In the matter Of Augustus VI. Burke,
Bankrupt.
District OF West Virginia, IS.
4 WurTdnt in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate Of the said
AguStus VI. Burke, Of the county OF Ohio
and State OF West Virginia, in said Dis
trict, who has been duly adjudged Bank
rupt upon petition of his creditors and the
payment Of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging To said bankrupt
To- him. or 10 his use. and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law.
\ meeting of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt Ia prove his debts and choose one or
more Assignees Of his estate, will be held at
the Office on Fourth street. In the city of
Wheeling, Of George T. Caldwell, Esq.
Register In Bankruptcy of said District. on
the 5th day OF November, A. ID. lS1O, AT IL
O'Clock A. NJ HEDiMAN SLACK,
oc2i L. :. Marshal for said District.
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BE sure that the name Of
JOSEPH BURROWS. DEM
Ocratic candidate for Assessor
i'm the Country District. is on
your ticket.

When we are suffering we want a
remedy that will cure at once and with
ont making us sicker than before we
took it. We don't want to lose time,
suffer on sick bed, and get up with
all our faculties impaired. Avoid all
this Use ROsenheim' Stomach Bltters
the Great Western Remedy
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New Order of Things.

FLORENCE, October 25.-Recent events
in Italy have broken up the old political
organizations and general reconstruc-
ton Of parties on new basis is immi-
nent.
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BE sure that the name Of
GEORGE HOOK. Democratic
candidate for Assessor i'm the
City District is on your ticket.
Relief for Nerdun.

BRUSSELS, October 25.-The Cello
saws 200 men with two pieces of artil'
lery have marched from Thionville for
Verdun to relieve the troops blockaded
tbere
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SEE that the names Of all
the Democratic candidates
for the Legislature are OH
your ticket.

The following appointments were
made Yesterday: James l. Hodge, to
be Postmaster at Little Rock, Ark, and
James Seely. United States Attorney OF
Nevada.
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4 Cincinnati orator wishing to apos-
trophize the national banner, got it
Forever fleet the standard shoat