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NOTICE,

. hereby given, that persons solem-
niziny marriages, you will sec that
the Marriage License should be returned
with the Certificate Of marriage to The
Office, where the same were issued.
Revised Statute, Vol. e Page. az.
B. B. EDMONSTON, CLrpx.
jasper, January 81 IS7o.-u.
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Democratic County Convention


The Democracy Of Dubois are requcs,
ted by the Central Committee to meet
IN Mass Convention, at Jasper. on
TUESDAY, MAI Sd, 1870,
At O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose OF
selecting . candidate for Senator to REP.
resent Dubois, Pike and Martin, and a
representative for the counties of Du-
DoH and Martin and selecting delegates
20 attend the Congressional and Judicial
Conventions. and selecting a new Dem.
ocratic Central Committee for Dubois,
county, and to attend to such other mat
fers as may come before il. The De-.
mocracy and Conservative citizens of
this county, who are opposed TO the
reckless extravaganza of the present Ma.
tiona! and State administrations. and the
discrimination in the laws in favor IF
the wealthy classes and against the Door.
and who are in favor of an economical
n strictly constitutional administration
OF Inc Government, based upon high
principles OF honesty aud morality, With
sequal Liberty for all, exclusive priyi-
reyes ,or none" are heartily invited to
participate In the Convention.
The Central Committee have ordered
1nrther that votes in said Convention
nall be taken by townships. on the basis !
one vote for every fifty votes cast in
the respective townships for Thomas A.
Hendricks, in 1863.
BY order of the Central Committee. {
CLEMENT DOANE, Chairman. a
Under the above apportionment EACH
'ownship will be entitled to the follow.r
ng number of votes in the convention. :;
Columbia 3 HARRISON 4 :,
cambridge 8 Hall 6
Patoka Ferdinand "
Total number Of votes az
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LIFE IN UTAn; or, the Mystcrics mud
Sfinies OF Mormonism. Being an OK.
v pose OF the Rites and Ceremonies Of
Inc Latter.Day Saints, with a full AMI
} authentic history Of the Mormon Soc,
rom It's origin TO the present time
Dy w. a. Beadic, Editor Of the Salt
Lax Ateporter. and Utah correspon.J
gent OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
Ta.a0nai Publishing Company, Cin.I
ID, we nave received advanced sheets oil
me above book, now in process OF n,S.
!1oHtioh, ana as an expose Of the WORK.
Inss and principles Of Mormonism. no
maintained in Utah, it wiltbc very IN.
.c'esting aid instructive. II ia written,
pa pam style, bit tells lis tale in such .
way as 70 engross the attention Of fbo
reader. 1t will be sold only by sinh.
u . good agent is wanted in
every county. Below we rive mn ~"
,ract showing the ingenious views Of =
ahkc', converted 10 Mormonism =" \
aeiense OF %polygamy, a Mr.. Victor
Ss~''' Taucated as a physician in Ros.
on. I'VE have" said he. "a nonnIs.
ION OF 2W,OcO, three times the ponmia.
I'oh lor a new State, and hayc Ind sn,
Years but'they won't admit us. Tho I
act Is, we are a little rcbcllfons. 1'h;s i
OF 1867 against polygamy, We don,t =,
by and the people won't dn sou Il
And what do You A,iuk will be tho
asked. "c
The result? Why. Il will m cooa d
Snen the people get enlightened on tL;s
,u,n.; ihen Polygsmy viii become pop.
mar through the world"
BUT how DO you justify it, or cx.
'iain it," no
- take the ground, sir, that polyramy
vas absolutely necessary to vuriiy ani
degenerate mankind /; that such va. ,hn -
hat in no long time theiworid
you'd have been depopulated. the Inn.
IAN race become extinct, without th.t
racious assistance Of po!ygsmy. which
Inevitable destiny God foresaw' ana &C
ention.,, pre-
ne tnen proceeded in n lengthy deta;,l
The causes which were Operating IN -,
eakcn the productive force of nature a"
"a Destroy tie young before they reach.
q marriageablc age. Ills views wcrc Pre-
interesting. but sutfic e IL tn ma,
y that ne proved, TO his own sa,iafac- nuh
~ at least, that tho human race wns I,
'wly and surely tending TO ipevitahie fri,
cay and complete extinction, tirouyhl
violation of a certain in,cr.sexr,T
which violation was causing a do. +
ne among women and their otapriny.
Il God revealed TO Joseph Smith ffr,I
ans OF cure. which necessitatcd the.
ployment OF rolygamy, which wouId,ine
!iine reSeneratc TITO human race. andI
ore it TO primal strength and beauty
But how comes it," asked, "tLntl
Caucasian races have gone on and rr
reased for three thousand Years IN ,a,ca
gle marriage! ters
i, oma u'ei never run to that ex.' in pl
~ .nen TINS new way OF killing both
ooroI. ,iie! saw the Eight was not Ea,
wn. But the present mode Of living lus H.
to excess land America, the Young. LARGO
hation, is going to lead all the rest docu,
nat excess and when the old nations in IN,
Europe learn these new tricks and Their
started on this road. they will 90 nre Il
a Hook OF sheep, and melt from tIe,pcrs
OF the earth and without a radical Icircul
ectivc tie race would soon be er. arc q,
tancc,
Tta
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Circuit Court.

ln." obsVe ucioW u llSt OF causes, on Il
circuit Court docket last week, with N
ldisposition made thereof. None ofthe,
involved a large enough amount 10 pa
nor appealing them to u more Just tribu
NAL, and consequently none Of them wer
Iappcaled, though several decisions wer
law. :
State y.. Geo. w. Newkirt ..auc
ton nollicd.
vs.. S. W. Brown Grand Larcen,
= continued. -
VS.. 3. Wright INTERPRETATIONS
!" VS.. Willis Green Grand Larcenv~
tried and found not guilty.
"vs. Pickctts-.A And B. with infant
jcontinucd.
William Eichey- Grand Larceny
avs. paul schraker- A. & D. with in.
tent confined.
VS.. Robert B. Dickson Grand Lar.
ceny trial by jury finding not guilty.
James aburn--forgcry--continucd
Bandendistel - MAYHEM trial bv
jury and verdict not guilty.
" va. W. Arms A. and 3. with in
tent continued = and rule granted
the Sheriff OF Davicss. to show
'ahse Why ne has not returned warrant.
vs.. 3. Hatster Grand Larceny -
!
Andrew Berger and wife = cxparte
M. Damewood VS.. j. w. Landro,h II
'arf'tion- report OF commissioners con.
State on relation n. Abel, We. J. o.,
iilmore-- BastarGy - defendant defa,i.
q, trial had and judgment for plaintiff
" s4oO Tor support OF child, and var. i
INT ordered for arrest OF defendant. 4
L. kosenfelder VS.. B. Mericle-to Quiet +,
ne. Judgment for plaintiff =
Schafer " Bruner VS.. Milburn--A. ttach. .
ent--dismissed. |;
HARRISON ct al VS.. A. McDonald--trial y
ID appeal from justice. dismis sed. '
chris. Huffman VS. Milburn IL Abel
Judgment for plaintiff for sllO C5. O
". r. Huffman VS.. PHI. Guckes and y
Lechner- judgment for Sll4.4o. 10 be Al
adc first OF OF Guckes. q,
VS.. Milburn - Appea, In,
dgment for plaintiff for $50. s1
Miiburn VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'll
mt for defendant. 3,
Howard vs.. NJ. Howard, ct. al.-tde
lgment for plaintiff at her costs. m
Ruker and Richardson VS.. Miller : Ia,
missed. ~;
Corn ct. AL Partition gran. tn,
.:, IN,
NiSlaus VS.. Sangc-Cont;nued EN-
Grammelspacher VS.. Kraus = eject. in
Mt Judgment for plaintiff and 90 res
Is damages.
win vs.. Danhefer- Continued, The
.na'ctments were returned against inc
zen bar-keepery, whose names do not sin
'ear on the Judges record, and thew !.
e each fined SIS on a plea of guilty. eos
everal citizens OF. foreign birth Iap. inf
d for and obtained their natura,iza- In,
papers, in anticipation Of the pas lcot
Of a law by Congress making it est
e difficult to obtain them. I'm
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New Orlean 10 TO try the experiment
OF paving with cypress wood. Some of
our citizens propose to experiment inthe
same way with hoop.poles.
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democratic Township Convcn.
ton.

The Democratic voters Of Patoka
township are hereby notified that a con.
v,ention will be held in the School-bouse
In the town of Huntingburgh the 10Th
OF April at ] O'Clock, p. NJ, for the pur.
pose Of selecting delegates to attend the
County Convention on the Sd of NAV
1870. BY order Of the Committee.
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some Of the little folks think swear
ing makes = man ; whereas 1t only makes
q fool Of him.
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JOHN FISHER.
nj En- NJ TAILOR.

81 IN the serrnershein House on East Main Street. bss
iust opened = me assortment OF goods. which be
,msSs. me public to inspect. lie will make up
- 1M M, 70 order IN the best style. ADD soIicits Z sharee
o. pubic patronage, eonndent that be cannot 81 6ssa ~
s"Skiuf ~ ksntlsmse's wssS. GlvA me { csli. "
~" JOHN YzyHR2.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

SURVEY NOTICE.
N Office is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned will proceed with tho
Surveyor of Dubois county, on the 2Gth
gay OF April, 1870, to run the lines md
determine the boundaries Of section IA
town 2 south range 4 west.
n immediate lines will also be RIM
ana the corners thereof established
Persons interested will please be nrcs.
ent. NICHOLAS EEtS
April 9Th, 1870.
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TERN M s:
Single copy, per year 81 oC
Five TO ten copies, each i "a
Extra copy to Agent
Ten to twenty copies, each 1 go
Extra copy to Agent.
twenty to thirty copies, each / As
Extra copy 10 Agent.
Thirty to fifty copies, each 40
Daily free 3 months to Agent.
FIFTY to sevety-five copies, each / o5|
Daily free 6 months to Agent.
One hundred copies or over, each co.
Daily free I year to Agent.
Specimen copies sent to all applicants
OF CHARGE.
heinittanccs should be made by draft,
Express, or Post-ofice money orders
all letters to
n. HALSTEAD & CO.,
CINCINNATI, Ohio.
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Democratic State Ticket.

o SECRETARY or STATE:
NORMAN EDDY, St. Joseph County.
GoR AUDITOR OF STATE:
J.C. SHOEMAKER, of Perry County.
yoR TREASURER OF STATE:
JAMES B. RYAN, Of Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
B. W. HANNA, Of Vigo County.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
N. B. HOPKINS, Montgomery County
ron JUDGES or THE SUPREME COURT:
JAS. L. WORDEN, Of Allen County.
ALEX. C. DOWNEY, Of Ohio County.
8. II. BUSKIRK, Of Monroe County. /
JOHN PETIT, Of Tippccanoe County.
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We arc prepared to get up HorSs ssA
Jack bills ID the very uestcst, hIbdSotHs6t
style. Our cuts are Of the best
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Misxissi Valley.

II CoMMERcIAL has special rows by
telegraph from all important news cen.
lters IN Tie country, and correspondents
I'm places Of most considerable interos.
ooth IN Europe and America. :.
Eastern wecklies can not compete with
us IA news. We use the telegraph so
largely that every important fact. and nil
documents Of consequence, are published.
IN the 'Commcrcial' simulta ncously with
their publication in New York. and wc|
are therefore two days ahead Of all m.
pcrs published on the seaboard I'm iheI
circulation OF news in the west; and vel
o'teil IN matters OF highest import
lance, a week ahead of eastern wcckl;cs.I
HE weekly Commercial" contains
lort!-eight columns of matter. of which,
nor 10 exceed three arc filled with advcr.
Iisements, leaving
Corty-fve Columns Of r,eadipr N,,,.r
The form Of the .Commerciar-tbc
New York and London eight-payc stvIei
lis lar preferable TO the old blanket-shee,,l
arrangements. 1t is handled will, facil;.
y, and when flied and bound makes ii
and convenient volume.
The proprietors Of the Commercial
nile impartial news gathercrs and pub
Ishers, are not neutral in politics. wei
nc devoted to the nationality of the
American republic; the preservation of
territorial integrity ; the v~indicationI
I our credit, and the inviolable liberty
nd equality before the law of all GOOD
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MARKET REPORTS.

ASA business newspaper, the CONNER.
CiAI. has especial value. Its monetary
department. embraces market reports
from all parts of the world in the moatI
authentic form, and is prepared with the
greatest care 10 secure invariablc rclia..
bility.
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spfs.fG
MILLINERY
re has also . large assortment Of Iadiss' ana cAnlsss's
|Hatsand Bonnets. Call and zee the new aecrf..tA "
Oct. ~, 1869. " JOSEPH SCRNENNHRflf fs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-01

THE MAUI CIRCUIT CoUET.-The December term of
the Maui Circuit Court was opened ON Wednesday,
the 18th inst, Justice Hartwell presiding. assisted
by Hon. A. ]. Lawrence, local Circuit Judge. The
following cases were tried or otherwise disposed of:
The kfng VS.. Henry CornlOeH.-Charged with
common nuisance in obstructing the highway. Yer
dict of guilty, and sentenced to pay g fine of $50.
Exceptions taken and case appealed to the Supreme
Court. Attorney General for the Crown, Messrs.
Stanley and Jones for defendant.
The King VS.. J. Il. Observation-Disclosures
Verdict, rot guilty. Attorney General for Crown
Messrs. Stanley and Jones for defendant.
The King VS.. Young Lam ~LoU.-Larceny in the
night time. Verdict of guilty in the fourth degree
sentenced to six months imprisonment Attorney
General for the Crown ; W. c.. Jones for defendant.
The King VS.. Lii.-Charged with malicious mis-
chief. Verdict of not guilty. Attorney General for
Crown ; W. C. Jones for defendant.
The King VS.. Nidiiau-Assault with dangerous
weapon. Verdict not guilty. Attorney General for
the Crown r. II. Stanley for defendant.
The King vs.. .Naihe and Rane.-Robbery. Ver-
dict Of guilty, and sentenced 10 two years imprison-
ment. Attorney General for the Crown Nahaku
and Kou for defendants.
The King VS.. Luloa.-Charged with furnishing
natives with Intoxicating drinks. Verdict not guilty.
Attorney General for the Crown R. II. Stanley for
defendant.
The King vs.. Waihoiahu ct aI-Larceny.
The Kong VS.. Lanon, Decentralization mo-
ton of Mr.. Stanley, discharged without day. Attorney
General for the Crown r. Ii. Stanley for defendant.
Several civil cases were continued till next term.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-01
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. JANUARY /.
Reception at the Palace.

On Friday, Dec. oath, at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
His Majesty received at Iolani Palace, Rear Adj
miral Baron Won PETE, III. 1. r. Apostolic Majes-
ty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary to Oriental Asia and South America. On
being presented, His Excellency the Admiral adj
dressed His Majesty as follows
SIRE: 1 feel myself happy in having been admit
ted to the honor of laying at the foot of the throne of
Your Majesty, the homage of my respect and profound
devotion. Although it is not an order of my Gov
ernment which has brought me here, and although
l have been obliged by circumstances to make an ap-
peal to the hospitality of these Islands, yet the ami
cable and cordial reception that / have experienced
in the States of Your Majesty, prove to ne that,
even without previous guarantee of a Treaty, there
can exist amicable relations with a people civilized
as that which is under the enlightened and paternal
government of Your Majesty. 1t is, then, based
upon this fact, that l dare to express the hope that
ry visit to this Kingdom will form a point of depart
ure for Interior good relations between the Govern
ment of your Majesty and that Of His Majesty the
Emperor and King, my August Master.
In expressing to You, Sire, my sincere gratitude
for the h~ospitable reception | am receiving, | pray
wishes for the happiness. long life, and prosperity of
Your reign.
To which His Majesty replied
ADMIRAL The pleasure that I have in receiving
you, and the officers and gentlemen who accompany
you, is only marred by the fact that disaster, at sea,
has forced you to seek a refuge in Our ports. But yet,
it is no little satisfaction to me to know, that you
will be enabled to obtain the repairs that you require,
and to reflect that even misfOrtunes, sometimes make
agreeable acquaintances, and draw in their train
good results and l sincerely hope that the good in
preston that you may transmit to your Emperor,
will have the effect to promote Interior good relations
between the two Governments, and that l shall have
the pleasure of seeing the flag Of Austria often in our
ports. L am aware that the object of your voyage is
to further the progress of Commerce aud Science
The officers of my Government will be happy to rem
der you any information that you may desire during
your stay here and l have to hope that your visit
here, though accidental, will be the source of an
agreeable remembrance, to yourself, Admiral, and
all under your command during life.
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otaI 5,53U,UU
Tie consistency shown by this paternal Government
in permitting the sale of ava, ~uplawfully, while it
prohibits the sale of Intoxicating liquors to natives, is
one of its least remarkable features. We have heard
it said that the members of His Majesty's Cabinet
saw the evil, but--the rest of the remark being
kept from our ears for fear that it might make trou-
bic, you know. What a virtuous set a plain stand
upon the side of right and justice might jeopardize
their annual stipend. so they maintain a dignified
silence, and pocket the blood-money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-01

H. AL z OCLOCh NUM-,
An the right, title and interest OF PRESTON CUMMINGS, de-
ceased. in and to the following described Real Estate, situated
In North and South Kona, in the Island Of Hawaii. to wit
LOT l-AHt that portion of the land of Waipunaulu and XII
Ia. which lies above or mauka OF the Government Rosd, lead
less, and described in Royal Patent No. s67. This is a rich and
de sirable land, suitable for the cultivation of sugar cane, coffee,
and Irish potatoes, etc. Except a portion OF wood land, II has
ali been In cultivation, and is now ready tor the ptoW- mere
are two springs OF water on the tract
LOT "A part Of the land of HonuA, consisting OF about one
hundred acres, adjoining the land Of Charles Hall, North kona,
and conveyed by warranty deed from the said Charles Han to
the Government Road, with a right of way BIS deed to the same.
II is all arabic, and adapted to the cultivation OF conee or sugar
cane.
LOT IA kuIeana in waipunaulu, described in award OF
stari Commission No. e722.
LOT 4-The Hatcher Lot in Kaawalos, containing about 90
LOT 81 kuleana In Kalama 8, described as apsna 2 in
award OF Land Commission No 9I40-
LOT GA kuleaua in KaIukalu, described in Land Commits
sion Award No. 1853, containing / lilo OF an acre also, knie-
ana No. 1o,750, containing l acre.
LOT Lone house lot in Honsunau, containing 5S-1o0ths OF
LOT s.-A kuleana in KohaulOaiki, consisting Of It acres,
described in Royal Patent No 1858.
LOT "a kuIeana in Kealakeakua, described In Royal
LOT Io-A kuIeana known as the kuieana of Keoni, No
\ s722.
~ Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Any persons DESTROYS Of information relative to the above
lands will md the patents, deeds, maps, etc., with the under-
signed, who win give all the required knowledge necessary to
understand the nature Of the title. and the situation and quality
Of the land. W. G. JONES,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of
Preston Cummings, deceased.
T0e I'm c. 9. BARLOW, Auctioneer.
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HoMEwARD BoUND.-Over eight hundred Chinese
left San Francisco for China on the steamer of
December 1, many of whom were quite well ii.
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ALBUM

ES ASSoRTMENT JUST RECEIVED,
~"O pictures each For sale by
3 H IL, WHITNEY.
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<R- We are indebted to Purser MLellan of the
Idaho and Capt Fuller of the Comet for generous
fles of foreign papers aud other favors in the news
line.
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e The attention of our readers is directed to
the essay on PROTECTION on our fourth page. We
intended to comment on the subject discussed in it
this week, but will postpone it till next issue,
when the remainder Of the essay will be published
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-01

~- Rev. Edward G. Beckwith. formerly Presi-
dent of Oahu College and more recently OF Oakland
College, has been called to be pastor of the Second
Congregational Church in San Francisco, and en-
tiers upon his duties as such January 2, 1870.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-15
Internal ReYenNe ReceIpts.

Doubtless it viii be interesting to
many Of our readers to know whence
the Government derives its internal
revenue which amounted last wear.
from ali sources, to $157, ,193, ,O95. II
was divided among the States as fol-
lows, only those being reported whose
receipts were over one million:
California, $4,434, ,1I6; Connecticut,
$2,420. .807; Illinois, SIS, ,510,546; In
diana, $4,181. .533; Iowa, 5,579. .O59;
Kentucky, SO, III, SAG; Georgia, ST.
O68. .0l6; Maryland. s., 5,187. 961; Mas
sachusetts, S10, ,314, ,376; Michigan. 81
785, ,563; Missouri, s5,741, 1863; New
Jersey, 50, $40, ,428; New York. $780,
513. .720; North Carolina, 81, ,158, ,951 /;
Ohio, S18, $50, ,9S3; Pennsylvania. 81, =
122, 2,218; Rhode Island. 81, ,312, $50;
Tennessee. $1.304,774; Virginia, 81
$40, ,066; Wisconsin, 81. IA, ,479.
The whisky receipts were as fol-
lows: Ohio, $10.681,778; Illinois,
$9,O15, ,904; Kentucky. $6.445. .997; ;
Pennsylvania, s., ,862, ,316; New York,
s., 49,, $50; Indiana, 1888, ,666; Mis-
souri,, 81 1850, ,402; Maryland, 81, ,657,-
ZIG; Massachusetts, 81, ,343. OBS. The
receipts from each of the other States
are under one million dollars.
The heavy tobacco receipts were as
follows: New York, 81. SIC. .623; Vir-
ginia. So. .203.054; Pennsylvania, 81
594, ,258; Ohio, 50, 2,317, ,353; Mis-
souri,, S1.815, ,222; Michigan. $1,278,-
576; Maryland, 81, ,397, 800; Illinois,
81, ,765. .379. and Kentucky, 81 ,257, ,424.
The aggregate tobacco receipts were
$25. .936, ,275, and from spirits, $49.-
927' '335