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Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

RENlEATBER THAT If MERRIMON AND
GREELEY ARE ELECTED, NO MORE INNO-
CENT NORTH CARoL1NIANs Will BE SENT
IN HANDCUFFs TO THE NEW York PEN
TENTTARY 'i4' '' ''+.- '-'--
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

Are yo~ opposed to paying the
So-caUed Public Debt @tAe State,
that ca'pet-baggers and scolotoogs
imposed on oar people ? Then
cote for Meyrimon and 1VadtIelt.
Calda0eU and MeKay sag a0e
mast pay tAis debt. .f .-... -
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

We are prepared to pint tickets in any
quantities ON short notice, and at reasona-
BILE rates.
Send in your orders at once, and be sure
to write the first name OF each candidate
in full.
Be sure, also, to write the names ptqag[y:
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

DO you think the "a sgfsldlweI
>ought not to meet eftesss heu once
in tsoo gears, as sOas the la,0 before
the aoor 2 Then cote for Merrt-
mon cad WeddeU.
Cazdueu and McKdy sdY at
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

REMEMBER THAT NEITHER GRANT
NOR CALDWELL CAN SUSPEND THE WRIT
OF HABEAs CORPUS.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

DO yom Jclicve IN crcn2oting $500
a0orth Of tie poor mans property
from tacatio11 2 Then cote for
8 IKe97Tmaofe ra;ett WoddeU. .' .-.
Ca7daUcU and McKay oppose 1t.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26
EX-GOYERNOR HOLDEN.

THE LATE MARTYR IN ENILEr'
HIS ORDERS TO KIRK 40 BUERN
I1EETONVN OF YANCEYFEEI4E AND
20 KILL THE WOMEN AND Chill
DORSED BY THE RADICAL STATE
CONVENTION IN IS72!!!
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

Court is no less plain. 1t is the purpose
to enable President Grant to proceed with
his scheme of threats and intimidation
until after the election. If the decision q
the Court was announced Grant would
suddenly collapse and lose alf Chance of re-
election.
liz a asad sigllt te. see a Judge same
lesSlg rlaving The partisan on the bencb.
1t II psirt that no Judge ought ever 70
hafe the opporf1nity j Of PLAYING til second
time. For the first de1lee nf thia ebarac-
ter "a Judge ought dt once % be ifDpeached
and degraded from the Bench.
The liberties of no people can be safe
with corrupt and partizan judiciary.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

ought TO meet every gear.
y n
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26
A. heard that spoken by Kirk when he
arrested Bowe.
q. He would shoot the Drisore,s ar d
burn the town if there was any resistance !?
A. Shoot theA, prisoners and the one
citizens too. Theard that spoken by Kirk
when hesarrestah. MI s60we.A -.
Q. Was anything said abo1t balrniha2
A. Yes, sit he WpulA bum up the
tom. Iheard that repeataa seperal tifles
by the n.en; Iheard him make fbat,th threat
10 prfblle speech ondhe Square fnthe Tow n

Oh Ine SATURDAY before the election.
z. What was the subject of this har-
angue
A. The subject was Ku Klux and
Rebels. He said he was working man
and came there to put down the Ku KIuS,
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mistake. Zerraha would shout out = Aaxis-imo d or
:" Shentlemen, you sing like hons" 'sheTeat there
would be much applause. Whitney had but little 10
say. bat marked Improvement Was made under him.
Gilmore wead commence" Now, ladies and gentle
men. IN order that you may have an extra incentive
10 sing this well, | would say-it Is the composition
Of IN American. Therefore cultivate home talent; -
snd much more 10 that effect, generally causing q
smile without noticeable improvement in singing.
Several weeks since notice was given Of mass rehearsal
in Music Hall, and at the appointed time II came OF,
the Hall being crowded with its over three thousand
persons. Under the leadership Of Zerrahn there vas
some very hne singing. The music ct times swelling
into grand ousbursts which filed one with enthusa-
asm, besides making the ears ring. There is some
thing inspiring In listening TO the thousands OF voices
singing in unison such music as. " The Heavens are
telling the glory Of God: or the outbursts Of the
= Hallelujah " or the :. Gloria " from Mozarf's
18th Mass For three weeks past, the singers have
been undergoing examination. and out OF the four
Boston chOruses about = hundred and fifty have been
rejected, showing care on the part of the examining
ommittee. Bot there has been a great deal OF
fraud on the part Of singers Many can not sing,
and have Dot attended reSearsals and they get others
TO go in and pass for them. One or tso have been
examined five or six times The proeess IL quite
simple. The cue who is to undergo the examination
takes the ticket and gives in the name OF the owner,
taking care net To 90 twice in che game day. So you
see that many win be there who know nothing Of
singing in general, nor Of this music in particular.
OF the Jubilee building, you probably know bow it
was partially constructed and then the enormous
truss with the whole end OF the building bloxn down
in an April gale. But the de5ris was quickly re
moved, and now another enormous structure 10 com
pleted and stands ready for the people to take pos
session. Lt covers about eight acres Of ground,
standing between the Proyidcnce, and Albany Rail-
roads Another letter viii have to give q description
of the building and items regarding it. One thing 1
must say however, q high board fence was buiit % !
protect il from the two railroads, which was no
sooner completed, than a sudden onset was made BY
the advertisers paste-pots, and in a few hours the
whole thing was hidden from view under flaming
nNfIRQS and adRrFfiGaHneufa in rRJ AinN WAis0W. and 4
ether gaudy paints Next day some railroad work
men quietly went round and whitewashed the entire
fence-those men with their paste-pots have not
been seen since.
L fear this letter is already too long-so ! will
close, but viii shortly give an account Of the jnbiiee
and q few other items Of interest. q. X.
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e MY COLUM ~!
Not THIS. but the Other One

Queer! Very queer!
I'm MY ADVERTISING MY
III Anchors and Chains for sale are crowded out and are
amongst The NOtions-(S British Notion) They will be sold
cheap, very cheap.
Funny! Very FunnyI -
In my Advertising Column. my Bird Traps, Bird Houses
and Breeil 9 Cages, OF which 4 have a splendid assortment,
are crowded out. Thy will be sold cheap, very cheap.
Queer! Very Queerg s
My Prls-Blair's, whelpton's and Cookies are crowded out
and are included IN the Notions.
Iron Posts for Wire Fencing, which I will sell for rs cents
each, is much less than the raw material costs here.
The Funmiest Of AL -Brussels Carpet which I hare
for sale, a splendid article, and guaranteed Of equal quality, ~
so per cert, less than the Carpe, for the New Hotel cost h
San Francisco, besides which, freight, insurance and duty must
he added to the San Francisco cost 4 would take n mathe-
maticisn to calculate the loss incurred by not purchasing here.
Not Queer or Very Queer!
The Steamer Kilauea is q decided success and materially as
sists to promote trade and develop the resources of the Kingdom
C6rumblers notwithscanding)
The New Hotel.
There has been q difference Of opinion in consequence OF
Opthalmia. ] am morally certain 1t will be q decided success
in promoting the interests OF these fair islands. aud 3 great
benefit 10 them.
Lodging House Keepers need not quake or seek a reduction
in rent, for they will have their share frO.n the extra number
Of visitors to pee the wonders of this Kingdom.
This Nationsi Hotel, 80 much needed for the upbuilding OF
our Sunny Islands, will, in conjunction with other solid I'M
provements. immortaiize the reign of KANEHANEHA VrH. Long
may he live asd reign.
FEB John THOMAS WATERHOUSE
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Fssrnte<sn Irirsy-rhreo ssps,asS.

Ma EpfroR I'll notice aha, your eOsrespOndsss.
"A Man About Town." who appears 10 be rather =
shrewd observer. finds fault because there Il not the
requisite nnuher ef persons on the Board of Health
TO make it a legal body. According TO hs kxSring
there are only three. but | make il more. FIRST.
there are the tive gentlemen, one n judge and abe
other q merchant, who. if 10 pretty well understood,
have precious little 20 do on the Board, and know
next 20 nothing abeat. what is done; aud then there
is the President % TIC Beard. who We sill zee and
know is : perfect host n himself. working indeed
day and night. herr, there and everywhere, in his
efforts to stay the spread Of the dread disease that Is
now in our midst That makes the thre< spoken Of
Then we have the Minister ef the Intarior.-shat
makes foaF,--and the medical practitioner, DR.. =.
w. Hutchison-hve Is NOT that eao1ghI I happen
TO know that the doctor has sent ce 20 all the dif-
ferent DISTRICTS packages of vaccine matter with
orders and instructions for It's nse.
Again. I have heard people freely eriicising. un-
faversely, the action Of the Bosra sad ia agests.
accusing them Of oppressive acts, in the exercise Of
their power. But while such accusaslous have no
foundation in fact. 1 find that tbs persons who
indulge in this kind Of reckless talk arr net those
who are inclined themselves to IN q little finger tn
trying to stay the disease. IL was not 50 In 1859,
Mr.. Editor. as yce may remember. when re eli
worked earnestly aud disinterestedly hr the relief
and preservation Of the people Let these gram
blers either show a disposition to do something or
keep silence. EIaHnxEs EfFsr-fEnxG.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial ANbertiser,
SATURDAY, JULY 6.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
OF 1872.

FIFIY-FHTH DAY, July 9th.
Hon. Mr.. Kalakaua gave notice of intention to
bring in a bill to regulate the psy of the military !;
also 10 regulate the pay Of police.
On leave, the same gentleman read for first time a
bill to repeal Section l, Chap. Al, Penal Code. IRE
moves the tabu on native Hawaiians being allowed TO
purchase Intoxicating drinks)
Hon. Mr.. Halemanu moved to reject the bin. After
n speech from the mover of the bill il was rejected oy a
large majority.
The Minister of the Interior read for first time .
bill to amend Sections lS4, 1856. and 1S6, Civil Code.
(ln regard TO the opening or closing of roads) Re-
ferred 20 q select committee for amendment
By the same, a bill to amend the law in regard to
the sale of deadly poisons. To be printed.
By the same, q bill 10 amend Section Is, Chap %,
Penal Code. Chat no person shall be punished by
hard labor with Imprisonment, for oifense of contempt
Of COurt.) To be printed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
THE consideration of the Appropriation Bin (police)
was resumed in COMMITTEES of the whole, Hon. C. H.
Judd in the Chair.
Police of Oahu $50. OOO-in the bill. The item was
proposed increasing the sum. 1t was finally passed
at $4,000. Police of Maui, $11 ,S0S; Hawaii,
S9,7o2; Kauai. IS, 208; Fire Department Honolulu,
$1,000; Road Damages, $4,000; alterations and re-
pairs on Queens Hospital, $500 Claim of Kane
hoalani, (costs) $50; Hawaiian Museum, $500;
Court House at Koolauloa, 800; Court House and
Lookup at North Kona, Hawaii, $1400. The fore
going items were passed, when the commitsee rose,
gnu oolalheu lc6FS St again VI NeuneSoAy next
I On suspension of the rules. Hon. A. F.. Judd, from
Committee on Judiciary, reported adversely to the pc
tition of retailers of spirituous liquors, for the repeal
of the law forbidding suits for the collection of liquor
debts The report was adopted.
the same, q report adversely to the amendment
to the auctOneer law, as prayed for by petition of the
Chamber of Commerce, and recommended that the
petition be laid on the table. The report was adopted.
I Hon. Mr.. Carter, from the Sanitary Committee,
reported that they were satisfied that the statement
that the inmates of the small pox hospital were not
properly fed. was without foundation. Adopted.
The House then adjourned.
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IoLANI COLLEGE. July 9Th. 1872.
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial advertiser:
SIR-WiI you permit me to express, through
your columns, my great thanks to Mr.. Geo. Paunce-
fort, for the kindness he has shown. in devoting
his valuable time aud talents to rendering more
perfect the performance of some of my pupils on
Monday evening last. | shall not soon forget the
aid which that gentleman has so ener-
getically and cheerfully bestowed; nor his addi-
tional kindness in lending certain articles of cos
which tended to render the stage effect so
much more complete. May his recollections of
Honolulu be as pleasant as l would wish them to
be. Your obedient servant.
GEORGE MASON. NJ. a.
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THE GLOBE HOTEL!
-. ING STREET. NEAR CORNER OF
Fort Street, Honolulu, n. l.
New Faces, New Furniture, New Dishes,

New everything. The undersigned is pleased to inform the pub
lie generally that he has purchased the above well known prem
ises for the purpose Of Carrying on a hrst-clsss hotel business
in all its BRANCHES, and having had the same completely reno
waited and elegantly furnished in every particular, it is now open
for the reception Of guests. The lsrder will be supplied with
the pest the market affords Also, having engaged the services
Of q hrst-class Ch-fe de Cuisine, he is prepared to suit the
taste Of the most ~fastidious, and no expense or pains viii be
spared to make this hotel the favorite with the public Of Homo
lulu. Being centrally located and free from dust and iuconve-
niences, IL offers great inducements for merchants and others to
give him a call. He hopes by strict attention TO the wants and
comforts OF his guests, to merit q liberal share of public pat
ronage. Terms reasonable, further particulars made known
by applying on the premises, TO
ms sm' d A. rRAYER, Proprietor.
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supreme Court-.July Term.

The Court opened on Monday July LIST, Mr.. Justice
Widemann presiding. Lawrence McCully, ESQ.,,
Deputy Attorney General for the Crown. The follow
ing is a record Of the business transacted
The case of the King VS.. Joseph r. Bradley, at
tempt to commit arson, was called, and defendant not
appearing, default was entered.
The following cases in banco were ordered to sfaRd-
over until the next term The King vs.. Waahia /:
King vs.. Hama Kaaiahua John Norton VS.. Paahana;
]. Montgomery VS.. ]. C. PHuger estate of Thomas
Keegan estate of Nakuapa /; estate of Liaikulani /;
estate Of Paele estate of Thoa. King Campbell &
Turton VS.. Kamaiopili estate of B. F. Snifin, to be
heard in vacation.
The King vs. Elaka ct ais. Nolle pros. entered.
The King We Henry Dimond. Larceny. Verdict
of gailty.
The King va. Kawaipao, assault vi; mt to
rape. Verdict of guilty. JOINT.
The King vs.. Kahilialau, assssrrane Co, A'OA
weapon. Verdict of guilty. sred 70 settle 4.
The King vs.. EnOka Kalauas"' WILDER I 4 ar
female under IA years Of age. - ~.
ling AeAoDo, IOr noluiu
Inc court ADJOURN. hSAIEAE OCCCs Offices
Enquire of J. PATTY. iva
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By Western Union Telegraph. 592 California Street.
ESPECIALLY TO THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvgRrrsEn)

MosTGoxERY. Ala, June ls--The Alabams State
Convention met here to-day, and after organizing
Adjourned 1t is the largest ever held in the State
NEw YORK. June 20.-A Geneva special says, the
result of Wednesdays sitting Of the Bosrd OF Arbi~
~:ratorsf is Of a most favorable characters, and IL is
confidently believed that when the Tribunal meets
again on the 26th, success will be assured. Il 10
believed that considerable progress has beenmade
in the solution of questions.
The Mechanics and laborers of Long Island City
struck for the eight hour system and increase of
wages six 70 ten cents per hour. a
A Washington special says, the Department OF
Justice has for some days past been engaged in
finding the whereabouts of q person alleged TO have
been abducted from Canada in violation of the ex-
tradition treaty. Yesterday was re-
ceived that he was in custody Of the 4. s.. Marshal
of North Carolina. 1t now appears that detective
Hester bad an extradition warrant for a man named
Averey, charged with a violation OF the Ku Klux
Act. but the Canadian officers gave up Bratten, who
is also charged with having committed murder 10
that State. Oar Government will send him back 10
Canada. without delay, and indemnify him for the
arrest , ~ n
PIrrzBURG. July 2e.--A large meeting Of the
Young Mems Jackson Association was held here
last night, and adopted resolutions endorsing
Buckalew and the State ticket, but declaring IL nm.
wise to go out of the Democratic party for a Presi-
Dental candidate. They also resolved to get up
circumstances and have them numerously signed
and placed in the hands of delegates tc be presented
at the National Convention at Baltimore.
CHICAGO, June 20.-The Times OF tbs morning
publishes the report of an interview with Senator
Logan upon political matters, The Senator asserts
Snat ne never had the slightest leaning towards the
Liberal Republican movement: that be never had
any other intention but to vote for the nominee of
the Philadelphia Convention. No matter who had
oeen nominated at Cincinnati. he would not have
supported them. He is confident that Grsrt
be elected by a larger majority than h...,
ne VIII carry Illinois by $4,000 xomery. and
eerts that a large majority
Southern Illinois will.
Greeley. The M,-~SD OF HAKALAU.
vention he'll &c.
soss1 House, Pasture and Premises of Ar1uup.p
nawaii, containing about 700 acres.
Also
Cottage al Waikiki Beach.
ALSO, TO LET
Premises at the corner OF Fort and QueesSetree,. n
.s Mue.y occupied BY Mr.. J. Pickfords and se,fsbas fr
For particulars apply to
". L. GREEN.
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4 COSTLY SERvICE.-The Hawaiians are we'll
known to be an eminently peaceable, law-abiding
people, yet the Assembly yesterday appropriated
the sum of SCI ,80s for the support of police dur
ing the next two years-over a dollar q head for
every man, woman and child in the country
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EARTHouAKE.-A slight shock of earthquake was
experienced in the city at 20 minutes past 10
o'clock on Thursday night. by those who were not
asleep or dancing ut that time. The motion was a
vertical Earring one. and lasted at least twenty
seconds. Perhaps Pele was winding up her cele-
bration of the 9TH.
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'shal to notify the foreign jurors that their attend.
,ance will be required at the Court House on Mon
aay next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

.soNIC-Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, f. & A. NJ,
hold IL special meeting this evening at u o'clock.
Visiting brethren are invited to attend.
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fSAAIL-Pox.-There have been no new cases re-
ported during the past week. The one case at
Maui was doing well when heard from on Tuesday
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NOTICE.

w. THE UNDERSEGNE RETURNS
fN 9J~ thanks to all patrons for past iayors, soliciting
S~ further demands.
ANY unpaid quarterly accounts to lke 3lst December, Is II
desiring to have settled without any further efforts 10 jog Par
ties memories, rs it is a perfect bore TO DUN, and objects to it.
lis prlcts have been liberal and should be paid. II is, he
thinks, taking advantage of good nature.
f3 JOHN THOMAS w~ATERHOUSE
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sH6oAO6e hos GiIs WI SnA-
THNHE NED. EXECUTORS OF
the VIII Of the late R. MOFFITT, will cause to De sold at
Public Auction, in August next, if not previously disposed Of
at private sale,
TIE ESTATE OF KAHUkU POINT,
On Oahu, consisting of Fine Grazing Land. about 500 head of
imported Cattle, 10 Horses, and q small flock Of choice sheep.
There Is an excellent dwelling house with out houses ami fur
nRure complete
The paddocks and pens for dividing the stock are unusually
complete and extensive There is u " COL Shed, Wool Press,
and every requisite for carrying on the Ranch without further
outlay.
For further particulars. apply to W. L. GREEN, or
ap20If A g CLEGH0RS.
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To LET !

TO LET!
"a - A l. G o T Il A G Z 8 RE" ~-n
- SPECIALLY situated. Also, one Mansion to let, Ne
LIE with an allowance in rent for improvements in -.
the shape of shrubs and choice trees.
Also a School House or Shop. Apply to
fe3 JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE.
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ANOTHER GIANT POWDER ACCIDENT.-The schoon-
er Ia Moi arrived on Saturday night. having been
Edward Bailey. of Wailuku. who met with a severe
accident on Friday last, having bis right hand fear
fully shattered by a %ematur explosion of giant
On arrival here. it was found necessary
TO amputate Mr.. Bailey's hand.
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= Card.

Honolulu. July lst, 1872.
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A Furnished Cottage a, Waikiki Beach.
ALSO, To LET
The Premises at the corner OF Fort and oueeyss,xs.,. M.
'hces, shops, &c. ~"o s1gsap" -
For particulars apply to -