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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

OUR NEXT MAIL may be brought by some tran
sient vessel, of which there were several at San Fran
CISCO at last accounts, bound either to China or tn,
puanO islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

MAsoNIC.-The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge No. 81, F. &. A. NJ, will be held at
their Hall, on Monday evening next, at u O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

1t is now stated that the Tichborne case n likely
to last until the month of September, and the cost
has been calculated as likely 10 amount to the
enormous sum of RIOO, 900. The SolicftorlC GENERAL
received 200 guineas with bis brief. Mr.. Hawkins
$3.50, and Mr.. Clifford EG50. They each. have q re-
.resher OF SO guineas a day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

The .ajar, of the U. S. N. T.. & A. line, arrived a
her wharf at 8 O'Clock on Sunday morning, 9 day
% hours from San Francisco. She brought but tive
days later news, which will be found in our foreign
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

% The latest Dame Europa " book announced
IN England is 1" How John nearly quarreled with
Jonathan, the Head Boy of Dame Columbia's school,
1t is said that 200,0 900 copies of "Dame Europa's
school > have been sold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

FREDERICKSBURG Doctor Long and Dull Doc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

HIGH TIDEs.-During the past week, the tides have
been noticed to rise unusually high in the harbor.
During the year past, it has been remarked that the
tides were higher than in previous years, but on Sun
day last, the highest mark was reached that has been
known during fifteen years observation. On Sunday,
the moon was very near full, and consequently it
was the season of what is called spring tides. The
reef where the smallpox hospital stands was quite
covered, and the water was up even with some of the
wharves. Is the power of the moon increasing, or
are we drifting nearer to her?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

BARK SD. C. MURRAY was reported to sail
from San Francisco on the Doth, due here in all next
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

FIREMEN's FUNERALS. During the past week the
Fire Department has escorted two members of the
Department to their long homes. On Monday was
the funeral of Mr.. E. B. Harper, formerly an assist
ant engineer, and on Wednesday that of Mr.. Polea, a
member of Engine Co. No. 4.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

A FINE OPPoRTUNITY.-The Rflauea, as will be
seen by advertisement, leaves on Thursday next on a
trip around Kauai, returning on Saturday. This
affords an opportunity seldom enjoyed of visiting
that beautiful island, justly held to be the finest of
the group. -
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE We beg to call at
tention to the notice of sale of the valuable property
on the island of Kauai, known as the g Tobey sugar
Plantation" The present owner retires only on ac-
count of ill health. 1t is seldom that an opportunity
occurs for so desirable an investment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

New TEAs.-What better solaee, what sweeter res
torer of tired nature than a cup of good tea? judas
Layton, as we know by personal experieDee, have
some of the finest teas ever imported here, fresh
from China and Japan. sedadye<dsement
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

LOOK OUT FOR Your DoGs.-The ~washings that
come from photograph galleries, contain matters that
are deadly poisonous. We hear of more than one
valuable canine that has been drinking at the pools
that are formed by the water thrown from q photo:
graphic establishment on King street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

MANUFACTURE OF IcE-We learn that a party has
arrived from San Francisco, provided with the
requisite machinery for the manufacture of ice in
this city, and has leased convenient premises on
the esplanade. for the prosecution of the business.
If a sufficient quantity to supply the demand can
be produced at a low rate, the enterprise will doubt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

THE ROAD STEAMER-Accounts from Lahaina
state that the Road Steamer OF Campbell & Turton,
was successfully tried on Monday last. having been
put up by the engineer of the plantation, Mr..
Robert Halstead. She worked extremely well,
towing carloads of delighted natives all over the
town, and, says our informant, - she didn't break
down nor have to be dragged home by horses"
This first road steamer on the islands is a perfect
success, and will doubtless be soon followed by
others. wherever they may be made available.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

New ZEALAND FLAx.-We have received from Mr..
w. H. Hulke, of New Plymouth, New Zealand, some
very handsome samples of the staple product of that
colony, the Phormtum tenar, or flax, which may be
seen at Whitney's bookstore. This textile now COM
petes favorably with Manila in the English as well
as the continental markets, being found very suita-
BILE for ships uses. A great deal of Manila rope of
the smaller sizes is used in these islands, especially
among our stock-raisers, and had we any machinery
in the islands for manufacturing, it would doubtless
be found to our interest to deal with New Zealand
g., 46o ,o4or;oI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

THE FIJIANs.-Several natives of the FIJI Islands
arrived here on the Nevada and left on the JAjar,
giving two exhibitions during their stay. The per-
formance consisted of the national spear and club
dances, accompanied with the monotonous chants of
their nation. Mr.. Gardenhire. who has charge of the
party, exhibits also a fine collection of curiosities,
among which is a splendid and valuable lot of New
Zealand Ferns. The natives of the cannibal islands
will doubtless attract attention in the East.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-05

SUCH IS ~FAME.-ByrOn somewhere said that Fame
was getting shot through the lungs and then seeing
your name spelled wrong in the papers, the next
morning. Of he didn't say so, it sounds like him.
The Gazette has lived along in blissful ignorance Of
the presence here of one of the first pulpit orators of
the day, on whose eloquent and brilliant utterances
crowded audiences of HonoIuluans have delighted to
hang-and when he has gone, wakes up sufficiently
to misspell his name in the list of passengers /!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
~,l, NURSES, CARKLAe:Es, .S>,-.-,->.-, NO.
T THE AUCTION HOUSE or
~ JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post once.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO, liz AND ia EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 4TH Ay,
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES

ITO. ia AND ia EAST iSrH ST., NEAa lTH Ay,
sF ESssB2F Sg B2EaEs asb AR
eASAH i' y 1g%Ts gs!ss.;ssi ia!s I Ssy .. @ ssiSsT
VERY sIYtIsH okossMATcHES TEAla HORSES,
ssns:s; sosss.s @ s''' win sH s% Emo sss @
'is e ss ~s ~SSa pole
sSIsS SH1 Y BAY aoRsEs long name. and
. r.shsn g. stock raised IN and
1: snd sti1 -A %
sA1 1f s:. .ss
,ion horse has trotted 6s mare a5s tns
Ss * NC i1s sIs.s
dESSs %%ss Harness also RockAwAY with pole and shafts
SssS " STYLISH and perfectly matched TEAM BAY
elegant kind and true in all harness. been used only
LANDAU, In good order. BREWSTER BALDWIN
FINE CROSS MATCHED TEAM sorrel and bay Horses.
long and t lb hands, years. stylish fast trav.
sExr vicToEA S
I'll FINE E AND FAST BAY HAxBLEToslAN MARE
"sslls Of Ds5oi." long mans and .. IS bands. very
OF 97 and can now beat s50 warranted sound kind and
COUPE RooKAwAY good order with pole and shafts;
EXTRA STYLISH AND HANDSOME JET BLACK
HORSE "Ihoroaghbred;" ON long name and tail. Is hands,
4 a14 'sss sEafs @ w
IA. asi '-s 10 On 9
in HAs
"aS EXTRA IRA STYLISH BAY KENTUCKY COUPE HORSE,
DAys out OF thoroughbred long, full tall;
:ss $s;$
sPG1 H. sy. of
l5X years IN 80 drvs
raned sound kind and true Also sHiFTiNG ToP BuGGY,
II ns xSp sxk ~ aa ons
and tall l5H hands, years, sylish been used gentle.
mans road horse afraid OF nothing; sound kind
STYLISH BROWN MHRE. 1s hands sye.r. GOOD r.
veler excellent family anmal warranted sound kind.
BAY MARE, long name and tail. 1b1S hands; stylish;
VERY HANDSOME BLACK GELDINti, long, full name
and ai Is hands, extra fine under saddle kind
in AL harness traveller afraid Of nothing; 10
driven by lady This horse awarded the frat premium
for style and Somerset County Pair last fall
FINE BRIGHT BAY MARE, Is hands, 8 years; stylish,
good ier extra ne saddle warranted sound.
Brown SADDLE MARE, Is hands, year, very stylish
BAY HORSE, i6H hands. years. for account Of whom II
srEEL GRAY MARE. lbx hands. years, to pay charges
BRIGHT BAY HORSE, long, full name and TAIL Is hands.
years. stylish nice driver; kind
GRAY CoUPE MARE. l5N hands, years, kind and true,
sOKnEL MARE hands, years. kind and true for cart
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; description time of SALE
and top Wagons and Pony Phsetons Depot Bust
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH oGR SALES.
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L. second hand Coaches all IN good also three Nv
priced Horses al ARMoUR's stables, Nos and Seventh
avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

DOR SALE-AT FERGUsoN's CALIFORNIA STABLES,
West Forty sixth street the best matched team OF Horses
IN the Guy Kentucky bred sound aud KIND every way can
ro IL miles per hour have great endirance 1eS hands
Acove stables
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aORsKs, CARRIAGES, &c.


BsoLUTE AND UNREsERvED SALE.
At STABLE s SatskH EAT FIFTH 1ySsyE STREET
e
excesn, team OF roadsters and sound kind
Also ane handsome and stylish centemaDs Road Horse
5 hand: high years Old long flowing maze and ta very
OF sale With proper handling wi much faster;
q as ana
warranted sound and kind
Old fS downE tail; raised 10 % Vermont land and
h. and ss -ns .n
s ssy s:is Hs s N s;n a..
s h e double
Also nne Victoria nearly new; shifting top Park Phae
sets single Harness. Blankets Sheets Nets, whips,
The above are the property private gentleman whose
pecuniary compel him dispose Of ihs
md hi. the most avoraSie opportunity oGesd hi. season
@ sGst Sn s,s''' " ESss Ss %s S %
MINER, STEVENS CO.,
"A. MannfaSturen
Firstclass Carriages and Road Wagons
N,,nocor, M m S, 'fs m Ta.
'' o,i.r nj their warerooms '1e'''
line assortment
seasonaos Carriages
ligh, WAGONS
of their own make,
to which they invite the inspection OF purchasers.
LIGHT DOG CART, EXTENSION TOP PHAEToN
able Carriage. large assortment Depo, Wagons, Top and
open HStE Gs,os @ Broadway,
DUsENBuRY AND VAN DusRR ROAD WAGON,
Road Wagon, by brewster Of Broome street;
pom, Phse,ons sdes and charens driving 10 great
variety; good assortment of all sv,es summer Car
W. H. GRAY, 20 and y Wooster street.
A LRERr. PARR AND PONY PHAEToNs. FOUR
~ siIseat and Coupe RockawAys Buggies Road and De
pot Wagons dn' Harness fGs s"ssy | s used
A TIE CARRIAGE OF the PERIOD.
N. variety Of Carriages All newest and
approved syics Clarcnces LandAns Conpes
danecs, Rooksways and Buag,es, Pony Phaetons in
''''' WIN <. q. FiANDRAU, Carriage Builder,
" East Eighteenth street. uear SiItb avenue.
A SECOND HAND PHAEToNs, DEPOT WAGONS,
~: susscs pos cns LaSsanss q n, L.pa..s.. Depot
way stores. HAM, Fourth street, near Broadway.
A FINE Lor W TOR AND ROAD RU0gIEs, PnAE-
~ toms Rookawsys, one second hand Landau and two
hay Mares for sale cheap. DAY SONS Factory n6 and
A CARRIAGE wARERoON, lH wFsT BROAD.
n. .way-pony phastons, top and no top Rogees, one
second hand Coupe R"ckaway fypresa Wag ns and Har
cheap ~ tue cheapest. st 1<l West broadway.
~ ssng o. superb spen Of bar carriage Horaes fu 10
lar believed 10 be a. One can bs found in this
aud Coupe By Bros Csn be snj time 81 Ihe
private Stable Is Ess, Tblr,y-thiru street
A LIGHT COVERED EMPRESS WAGON POR SALE
between Broadwas and Tn'h svsnuA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-PERSONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. nfe Insurance. companies, and who do not desire TO
surrender their poea by absolute borrow the
value Of their policies BY applying at Insurance
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
SPRING MEETING.
LEVY the celebrated Cornet Sooist viii perform every
day. assisted by Col. Fisks famous Ninth Regiment Band
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
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THE GRAND BADE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
Wallis, Switzerland. combined with the world renowned
Bromine and Iodine Springs Offers tourists all the induce
neus OF the Continental concerts promenades,
roed conamppleatop frsm 0snf and Basel with SAxsA
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L,OR SALE-A HANDSOME LARGE COUPE MARE,
Kentucky bred. ID hands and inch; also Brew:ter
90 WI be sold toeether separately. Inquire Al
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FOR SALE.

A CIGAR STORE, WITH STOCK GOOD WILL AND
N Fixtures. complete, receipts $40 per day Ad
dress boT ls2 New York Posi- office.
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A LARGE FUND OF S2s0000 JUST PAID IN
n Which will be loaned New York and RrookIvn Rsai
Estate, and vii, buy Mortgages Address ATTORNEY, boz
8l9 New York Post o1ice.
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AT bs LIBERTY STREET
n fl50 win buy all leather top, reliable Buggy.
x156 tho neatcst highest, nobbiest little Rockaway
$lI0 double seat, no top Depot Wagon.
$3.50 . splendid coAlbQy TOP Buggy, 70 order
$l40 6rst class no top Pony PhAet0h.
$3.50 hrst class top Pony Phaeton.
Oil tor q complete Harness.
goo elegant hand made, fun covered Harness.
ga double Harness. IS new gents' Saddle.
Linen Sheets from 81 up surcingies, zoe. up.
Whips, 2bc up. Brides, III up.
We challenge the world TO compete with prices, and
our work viii stand comparison with any in the market.
JOHNSTON 1 VAN TAsSELL,
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS |
IA and Vaises nj tho Great Family Shoe Emporium. $50
bowery corner OF Bond street, selling 70 er cent below
Broadway prices W. d. IIGELOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-02

A DMINIsrRAToRs' sALE-BY AUCTION, OF FINE
"A and last trotng coupe and family Horses double and
Brewster BAa in nne order; Wagons Top and OPEN
East Twenty eighth street, of No. lb Finn avenue
70 o'clock prompt being the property in part Of the late H.
Sale TI,Is pAr GRIDAn. Junsa .i 70 o'clock.
153 high and old hne drivers, vces s,yIish
and prompt game and nne sperfect in styc and
disposition heat 2,50 Kate beat 2:l0
and kind Formerly owned BY General Cadwallader, OF
Philadelphia.
The elegant handsome colorcd dapple gray
Horse Froic full Is high old 10 thoroughbred
the styled horse the has action,
vices; cannot be equaled; Is sound and kind.
Handsome bay pony Mare l5k high old safe for
lady children and has been used Ia Park by lady In
tecont and Anc sound and kind.
The brown truttns Horse Cupid l5L high,
od fine g-nemans roadster track horse boat 40
~ has rotted In "a; Is known the George Alley
colt sound and kind.
Gray Horse: prompt driver, great roadster beat
minutes: sound and Kind.
All this offered positve SALE by
Admin ,strstors to close the estate.
All of this stock first class, extra fine and worthy OF
special attention. Particulars in full nj sale.
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A FOR SALE, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
"A hand Safes. a styles, szes snd makes prices low;
Safes exchanged.
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NEDDING AND VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED OR
w written; also Engraving and Copying at VAN EVE
RENS Gard Stand, Grand Central Hotel
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L,OR sALE-A SORREL MARE, ABOUT IS HANDS
high year. old full long and tall fast. handsome,
biooded ana GENTLE without naw fau be driven by
lady light and stylish for watering pAcs Apply from
10 I'LL at 149 Broadway, room 20
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FINANCIAL.

GENCy OF THE TOWN or WEST PARMs
~ Inc nnhersigned Supervisor town Fsrme
hereby cerhes that he speca deposit in the National
Ciuzens Bans In the city OF New York.
20 FAY tn principal anu interest the said
OF West Farms and the undersigned further gives notice
the principal and interest of be-
time when they are seversy Aforesaid a. the said
Nationh Citlzens' bank IN the city of New YORK.
CHARLES w. BATHGArE, Supervisor
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~ csa drew $780, 600 gold; Kentucky class 96o. Nos
10 30 $2300O AL promptly attended to, and
circulars BY addressing BAILEY co., Old established
Olice). Broadway.
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0. 0. F.-OFFICE OF GRAND SECRETARY, GRAND
ERw YORK, June T. 1877.
The officers representatives. and Past 0rands OF this Grand
Lodge earnestly invited TO attend the funeral Of r. G
William F. Chambers, of Gettvs Lodge No. H. from Stella
Hall, Bedford avenue, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn,
Sunday, the 4th inst At O'Clock p. n.
g. Chambers the last survivor Of Shakespeare Lodge
which was organized in New York in ls06, and was un
doubtedy the Of the Order In America
time of his death. g. v. CLARK, Grand Secretary.
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NDERSON q CO., NO. CHAMBERS STREET.
N Money loaned Immediately on New York, Ac
estate, builders iise bonds
ceaneous securities First Second, Ac Mortgages nego-
tiatad. Advances
The Van Buren press., 1871-05-02
Debating Society.

An effort is being made to arouse oul
Debating Club from its Rip Van Wrinkle
slumber. and hope it will prove success.
full, for nothing else can be made produc-
tive Of so much good to large portion
Of our community. This fact is obvious
to every thinking mind. There is plen-
ty Of material in Van Buren, to sustain a
first class literary society, and il the
young men will take hold of the matter
in earnest-to use trite expression,
"put their shoulders to the wheel, they
can have one here that will reflect credit
upon themselves and be an honor to the
place Nothing promises firmer basis
upon which to rear a life Of usefulness
than good education, and nothing
among the means for it's attainment is of
greater value than the Debating Club.
All cannot secure thorough education
it is true, but every young man may prac-
tice speaking-may learn to express his
opinions clearly and forcibly. Education,
after all, consists more in the ability to
tell what we know than in the amount of
knowledge that may be stored in the
mind. How often does mediocrity, ac-
companied by the power of expression,
secure position and applause where real
merit, without it, is unnoticed. In this
country especially, where the common
safety depends 80 much upon unrestrain
ed discussion, every one should be able
to express his thoughts in public. La
Dor expended for the attainment of this
object will never be regretted, for besides
the benefit already mentioned, the con-
tact OF mind with mind in these mental
conflicts, imparts discipline that will be
OF untold value in all the affairs Of life.
l throw out these thoughts in order to
beget an energetic interest upon this sub
ject, and hope they will not prove fruit
less. q.
The Van Buren press., 1871-05-02
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
WARRINGTON. April 26.

WARRINGTON. April 26.
MILITARY CHANGES.
Colonel Thomas G. Pitcher, OF the First
infantry, has been relieved from duty as
superintendent of the Military academy
at West Point, and Colonel Thomas II.
Ruger, of the Eighteenth infantry, has
been detailed to take his place. He will
proceed there and assume charge on the
lst Of September, relieving Col Pitcher.
SAN Francisco, April 26.
The jury in the case of Laura ID. Fair,
the murderer of A. r. Crittenden, remain
ed out forty minutes and returned yer
dict of murder in the first degree. The
prisoner appeared somewhat paler than
usual when taken from the court room,
but was otherwise unmoved 1t may not
be improper to say, now, that this ver-
dict, until within the last week, was not
generally believed possible. nearly every
body expecting the trial to prove per
feet farce, ending in the acquittal of the
prisoner, or the disagreement Of the jury.
Nine. tenths of the community regard the
verdict as just and proper vindiction OF
law, and rebuke to the doctrines put
forth in defense Of the case.
The Van Buren press., 1871-05-02

Tar Ku-KLux BlLL.--Capt. BARRY, Of
the Dardanellc Chro~icls, talks plainly
and to the point on the vote given by
Gen. EDWARDS, for this BILL We agree
with the Chronicle: We must put none
but honest and true men in the lead. He
says:
ave regret to note, that Gen. John
Edwards-honest John /? as he was call
ed by his friends during the late election
eering canvass-either did not vote at oil
on the Ku.klux bill, or else voted for It.
Now this is what zoe call going back on
his friends and the question is How are
you Mr.. HonestyY We had hoped that
the conservative course Of this congress
man, would commend both himself and
his constituency, to the people Of the
north and in this way we hoped to prove
to the northern people that our allegiance
to the government is sincere. The de-
mocracy in voting for this federal gene.
raj of the late war and this ti-slavery
republican Of Iowa, hoped to prove to
the world that they had truly and SOL
emnly and forever buried old issues re-
lating to slavery and ante bellum dogmas,
but, heavens how the old honest gen.
tleman has sold us What more could
Mr.. Boles have donep This proves to
the democracy Of this State, that there
is but one course for them to pursue and
that is no compromise with radicals. We
must lay down our platform ofprinciples
and choose men who stand squarely up
on that platform and cease our dirt lick
| ing" Il.
The Van Buren press., 1871-05-02
EE The St. Louis Times Of the 25t

EE The St. Louis Times Of the 25th
says
Hon. r. S. Stevens, general manager
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas road,
with the officers of the company and q
party Of New York and Kansas gentle.
men, arrived at Chetopa, Kansas, yester-
day, en- route to the Indian Territory.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas road
has twenty two miles of iron laid in the
Indian Territory, and ninety miles grad.
ed. They will lay about nine miles of
track per week during the next few
months, and will be south OF the Arkan-
sas by July lst Advces from northern
Texas state that large quantities OF cot
ton are waiting shipmsntsby the road. 1t
is estimated that the number Of Texas
cattle shipped North this season will
reach half million. The company are
building extensive cattle ya.ds for the
reception Of these cattle, and have sup
piled all the necessary facilities for their
shipment They pay the tax levied on
Texas cattle by the different Indian tribes,
and load free Of charge. A daily line Of
stages run from the end OF the track to
Ell Paso via Sheridan.