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TIE Passive Policy Denounced.
Postal.

: lew pcS,-otlicc is established at Fonk
LIE, Hotctourt county, OH the route from
"r:rtnan to Clifton Forge, with Garrett
.--i't aS postmaster. also ut Morris Church,
aphcil county. on the route from Spout
ing. to Hat Creek. with John W. Chambers
, postmaster, and at Mount Bethel, Henry
a.Hty. on t!ic route from Martiusville to
rick Courthouse, with Joseph Mills us
~ -t..t,
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TUsT RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT
- the lowest market prices, g.E-
10 tierces HAMS, -
zoo b,rrcis REFINED SUGARS, 800 i'-sSs
100 bags LAG UAYRA COFFEE,
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
so boxes CHEESE. ,o,,re
NH hAkSEI- q JoNEo. =
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TERMS LIBERAL.

JAMES Z. A. GIBBS, Proprietor,
mhs Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond, va.
SEWING-MACI OF ALL KINDS
= REPAIRED.-Thc SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW;
ING4M CHIMES BOUGHT and SOLD. we sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the sLOAl
HIi'AA ~ SLOAT G. ADDINGTON,.
mye 1915 Cary street, ne.lr Fourteenth.
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RESTAURANTS.

r HAVE THIS. DAY AUTHORIZED
/ MIR. L. G. TYLER my Agent to mnnufacturs
and sell ICE-CREASI, NH X and PURE CREAM
from my dairy. I baye furnished Dir. ndres.-
Pizzini Sr., Sir. Andrew Pizzinf, Jr., and Messrs.
Pledge Jackson, with milk and cream for the past
Viii be furnished With pure article of MILK and
CREAM In any quantity, and ] hope that he wiz
teeeI's n0St@' PC IA ARIES HARTWELL..r q
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| D.
These are Wholesale prices. For small orders mn
advance on our quotations IL demanded Our quota
lions OF country produce are wholesale, and from
actual sales on this day.
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bacon, BACON, BACON.-We nave oh
100 tierces SUGAR-CURED HAMS:
20 hogshc:ds SUGAR-CIRED HANS;
Is hogshe.,ds SUGAR-CURED bkEASlo,
hogshcatis SCGAR-CrRED JOWLS,
10 hoesheats SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS,
which we wurrnnt TO be of the very best AL OF our
0''' Y. IfECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS.,
NH 2o-lm Nos. il, 10, and 50 Flrst Marh NJ.
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GROCERIES, dc.

ZINE PROyISLONS.-If you want good
r. cured BEEF, BEEF TONGUES. or SMOKED
REEF, q fine HAM, or SuGAR-CURED SHOUL-
DER. or BREAST, GOSHEN BUTTER, or hottle
W W - sSN v II. +. JAMES,
ssns No. 1923 Main street.
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Poi Poin aa Ksso 6sy' SeT T9r Serse
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ssGo aaa sta ss;3 ass Ere
Close connections made with steamers sorail South
rs
Fof further int0f9 goRs a ggpSW Z
my 90 ----.-.- - E-...a NoaGosernor street.. =
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ALTERNATE TUESDAYS. M
Payable in Cola SHFHs OF rsssSEs III Currency
Er;t Cabin. steerase;:
Raas sod 10 g sssi Ireland sid IL
Continent, at moderate rates. t5jsf. -, sf g,a99
o Sss further 5GHs sHy A ss o0E1pany
70 SSSasE y: W. @gA iSEs $50
JAMES RIVER STEAlIBO ATaaIsyls, ri
y COMPANY. 80. l&sE: i ,s.,s
FOR S6M f SoRfd SIslh f sREsH1S
AND ALL REGULAR LAND .,tI{r 10
Isas ri RI H ERs JAMES -
The fast and elegant United States mall steamer
PLACES MONDAYS 'Ssf!i ;S "a aud
DAYS, at SIX A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
Line steamers for baltimore Philadeiphia and Now
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arnya
of steamer ..N'.' 'S'."t' = 80. ~
Fare 10 New York. 90 .
rare 10 Phlladephlu. 90 ~
Eare 70 5iLmofe.... %
Tickets ' on sale at GaRBER co.'s ExPREss
Fresht Se ssidu TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Bos'
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesat ~
ut X REASONABLE RATES - fs.ssrnssE i1@y =
Freight received from. A. u. till p. Dr.
ttss1' Tor S'dnoasF GptE E. GeserA seu
Office, company's wharf ..., ,-,I.!.s;. !.
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Commissioners authorized by the law of April
10th, 1869, many tribes of Indians have been in
dueed to settle upon reservations to cultivate the
soil and perform productive labor of various kinds
and to partially accept civilization. These are
being cared for in such way that it is hoped to
induce those still pursuing their old habits of
life to embrace the only opportunity which is left
them to avoid determination. recommend lib
eral appropriations TO carry out the Indian peace
policy not only because it is humane, Christian
like and economical, but because it is right l
recommend to your favorable consideration also,
the policy of granting territorial government to
the Indians in the Indian Territory west of Ar
kansas and Missouri and south of Kansas and in
doing so, every right guaranteed to the Indians
by treaty should be secured. Such course
might in time be the means Of collecting most of
the Indians now between the Missouri and Pa
cifc and south of the British Possessions, into
one Territory or State The Secretary of the
Interior has treated upon this subject at length
and recommend to you his suggestions.
PUBLIC LANDS SHOULD BE RESERVED FOR ACTUAL
sErTLERs.
l renew my recommendation that the public
lands be regarded as heritage to our children, to
be disposed of only as required for occupation
and to actual settlers. Those already granted
have been in great part disposed of in such
way as to secure access to the balance by the har
dy settler who may wish to avail himself of them;
but caution should be exercised even then. In
attaining so desirable an object, the educational
interest may well be assisted by the grant of the |
proceeds of the sale of public lands to settlers.
do not wish to be understood as recommending /
in the least degree a curtailment of what is being
done by the general government for the encour-
agement of education.
THE CENSUS RETURNS AND DEPARTMENT OF AGRI- |
CULTURE.
The report of the Secretary of the Interior,
submitted with this, will give you information
collected and prepared for publication, in regard
to the census taken during the year 1870, the
operations of the Bureau of Education for the
year, the Patent Office, the Pension Office, the
Land Office aud the Indian Bureau. The report
operations of his Department for the year. As
agriculture is the ground work of our prosperity,
too much Importance cannot be attached to the
labors of this Department 1t is in the hands of
an able head with able assistants, all zealously
devoted to introducing into the agricultural pro-
auctions of the nation all useful products adapted
to any of the various climates and soils of our
vast territory, and to giving all useful information
as to the methods of cultivation of the plants,
cereals and other products adapted to our terrific
ry. The work is prospecting quietly and surely,
and the Agricultural Bureau is working great
national good and if literally supported the more
widely its Influence will be extended aud the less
we shall be upon the products of for
eign countries.
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WHITE MARSETLLES. BED QUILTS. White
w Cotton Turkish Towels. Grey and Liuea huek
Towels. White ard Grey Cotton Huck Towels. Hdrsc
Blankets bales % Blankets in ai wool an az c1ft1a.
bales Brown Cotton. bales White Malarossms. bales
OF Fancy English Prints. bales " bite Grouad Frnts.
bales Printed Briiliants. White Eritats.
White Moleskin. White Cotton Drill. talf huer a..
All Linen Drill. bales Blue Gotten. bales hias tiau-
nell eases White Linen Duck Vail nsrese 90 At s1s.
silk Grcnadine for Walls. White Cnsha1erc Bilra Ne
rino and Thibet fne Black Cohurg haraihcas. funt-
ing eoiored Tincd Drills. White I1conef. NnI Nas-
lin Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns. suits Dotted N1lilas
Anti NIacassar, Black. White Brown Linen rtrcal.
White Cotton Thread; Heavy and extra vide TIeknr.
Hair-eloth Seating Black 0eioth. GREY Liner nrii.
Horrccks White Cotton Long Cloth. Crocael Cotton.
bales Blue Drilling Heavy White Cord1rey. Has,
kear DENNIS. Itaan Cloths. Black and liae hr1sd-
CLOTH Heavy White Cotton Bed shcetiur. Castr-rs
d'ocosse. Carpets aud Tapestries Tape Cheek. Parcr
Cambucs. siesias. dnc White Linens, Ladies Curssts.
Buttons and Trimmings Tor taors' use Black Eruaa
and White Linen Hollands. Black sili. n'tck anf
White Cottan WaddiaE. Zsphir Wool, saddle Ciashs,
Black Crepe. etc
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SALARIES OF OFFICIALS.

The subject of compensation to the heods of
Bureaus and officials holding positions of respOn-
sibiity, and requiring ability and character to fill
such properly, is one to which your attention is
invited. But few of the officials receive COM
pensation equal to the respectable support Of. "a
family, while their duties are such as to involve
millions of dollars and great interests. In pri-
vate life such services demand compensation
equal to the services rendered, and wise econ
omy would dictate the same rule in the Gov
eminent service.
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the preceding year, and the estimates for The en-
suing year are contained in the accompanying re-
port-of the Secretary OF the Navy.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The enlarged receipts of the Post Office De-
partment, as shown by the accompanying report
of the Postmaster General, exhibit gratifying
increase in that branch of the public service. It
is the index of the growth of education and of
the prosperity of the people, two elements highly
conducive to the vigor and stability of republics
With vast territory like ours, much of it sparse
" populated but all requiring the services
of the mail, it is not at present to be ex-
pected that this Department can be made self-sus-
tanning; but its gradual approach to this end
from year to year is confidently relied on, and
the day is not far distant when the Post Office of
this Government will prove much greater bless
ing to the whole people than it now is
PROPOSITION TO UNITE THE TELEGRAPH WITH THE.
POSTAL SYSTEM.
The suggestion of the Postmaster General for
improvements in the Department presided over
Oy nun are earnestly TeCouiuleuueu 10 YOUR spe-
cial attention, especially the document for your
favorable consideration of the plan for uniting the
telegraph system of the United States with the
postal system. 1t is believed that by such a
course the cost of telegraphing could be much re-
duced and the service be as well if not better
rendered. 1t would secure further advantage by
extending the telegraph through portions of the
country where private enterprise will not con-
struct it, Commerce, trade, and above all, the
efforts to bring a people widely separated into
community OF interests are always benefited by
pidin;ercommunication Education, the ground
work of republican institutions, is encouraged by
increasing the facilities for gathering together
with speed the news from all parts of the coun-
try. The desire to reap the benefit of such i'm
provement will stimulate education. I refer you
to the report of the Postmaster General for full
details of the operations of last year, and for
statements of the results with for
mer years.
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DoWNER's KEsosENE OIL,
From the Boston House
And Many Other Articles
49, ALL TO BE SOLD Low. sm
To Let or Lease.

- Those very Desirable Premises
E on the Plains. known as GLULANI. At pres
" ent occupied by NJ. s. 3. Dole The Dwell
- ing House consists Of large Pari0r Dining
Room, three Bed Rooms, and Pantry, two large
store Rooms on Easements there is also the land
a Cottage containing two rooms, detached Kitchen.
Servants House. Stables. &C.. 1e.. with we'll u
good water. Also Cottage in Nuuann Valley, #
applied for Immediately. For further particulars ap
ply to 1851 J. g. LEMON.
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GROCER les.

French Peas in Water. French Peas 10 Hntte-. tins
Peas and Carrots. AsraEagus. soup Bouii'y. Meck
Turtle Julien Crab, kidney. fowl. extai 1ai uars
Soups, tins Of Tongue, Brursvick Liver. Mashraau.
Wesphalia Italia. ecrvela Saussges. efc. curraal.
Apples and Basberry Jelies IN jars. Strawberry Cur
rant, Raspberry and Currint Juice Raspberry Flas-
gar. Mixed Pickles. Pcallly Onions and Glar-
kins, Lmburg and Swiss Cheese. Barrels HTc Fidar.
Sour Cabbage in. kegs, Kegs Sailed Brauner kohl.
Curly Kehl. tins Brauner Kehi Curly 4 I'll Cahhass
kegs Dutch HerrnEs. kegs Saltcd Germsn String
Beans. kegs Sailed Turkish Peas. Canary and Rape
Seed, demiiohns Yellow and Green split Peas, Sar-
delles and Anchoves ia patent g.ass and bin bones,
kegs Saltpeter. Sweet oil. Wcstphaiia Hans.
kegs Russia Sarliaes French Pruues in glass su.yr-
ma Figs iu glass. Zants Currants In tins. Muscat Ed-
sins in tins Capcrs ia glass glasses Preserved Lan
rcys, Russia Caviar in patent boxes Canaiss saliva
ter Soap, French Chocolate eases Confectionery.
Marzipan and other SWeeimeats, Vinegar IN demi-
johns and barrels. Groeery Paper and Bag. &c.
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LIQUO Or =!

NNmos, AIoS-
Porter. &C.
II DIFFERENT BRANDS BEST HUNGARIAN WINES
in cases. RHINE WINES IN cases such a. Iish-
fraucnmilch, Gcisenheimer. Hochheimer Nierste.ne4
Budesheimer, Deideshemer. Bocksheutei an warrant
cd genuine Medoc 1869 aud 1854 IN eases. sauisrus
and Haut Sauterne. Cases CL-AREr Of other brauils
such Chit Litages, Lagrange. Lcovilie. chnmhsr-
tin. Gases Port Wine, Sherry. Mdrschino. Mait Er-
tract Nordhausor Brantwein Scotch and frish wis
key. Nordhauser Eummol and double KENNEL srri-
ish Punch and Cocktail, French CoEnne. Anrosfura
and Boonekamp Bitters, best and real Holland Gin.
imitation Holland Gin. casks Brandy Gin and Rem.
Deeten Schrodcr's star brand Ale in rts and qtr
Norwegian Beer in pts and qts Marinn's Draft sis in
casks, Alcohol in demIohns and kegs. Selror Water
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
CUBA AND SPAIN.

1t is to be regretted that the disturbed condi-
ton of the Island of Cuba continues to be a
source of annoyance aud of anxiety The ex-
istence of protracted struggle in such close
proximity to our own territory, without apparent
prospect Of an early termination, cannot be other
than an object of concern to people who. while
abstaining from interference in the affairs Of other
Powers, naturally desire to see every country in
the undisturbed enjoyment of peace, liberty, and
the blessings of free institutions. Our naval
commanders in Cuban waters have been in
structed, in case it should become necessary. to
spare no effort to protect the lives and property
of bona fds American citizens, aud to maintain
the dignity Of the flag. 1t is hoped that all
pending questions with Spain, growing out of the
affairs in Cuba, may be adjusted in the spirit Of
peace and Cancellation. which has hitherto guided
the two Powers in their treatment Of such qDes-
tons.
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To give Importance and to add to the efficiency
of our diplomatic relations with Japan and
China, and to further in obtaining the good
opinions Of these people, and to secure to the
United States its share of the commerce destined
to flow between these nations and the balance of
the commercial world, l earnestly recommend
that an appropriation be made to support at least
four American youths in each of those countries,
to serve as part of the official family of our Min
listers there. Our representatives would not even
then be placed on an equality with the repre-
sentatives of Great Britain and some other
powers. As situated, our representatives in
Japan and China haYe to depend for interpreters
and translators upon the natives of those coun-
tries, who know our language imperfectly, or
procure for the occasion the services of the en-
ployees in foreign business houses, or the inter
prefers to other foreign Ministers.
SUBSIDIES TO STEAMSHIP LINES.
would also recommend liberal measures for
the purpose Of supporting the American lines of
steamers now plying between San Francisco and
Japan and China, ard the Australian line, almost
our only remaining lines of ocean steamers, and
of increasing their service
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
xPENsEs OF GOVERNMENT.

have not given the estimates for the support
of the Government for the ensuing year and
comparative statement between the expenditures
for the year just past and the one just preceding,
because all these figures are contained in the ac-
companying reports or in those presented direct,
ly to Congress. These estimates have my ap-
prevail.
DISABILITIES IMPOSED BY THE FOURTEENTH AMEND
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10 be Let.

mic The House Makai Of DIT.
lllllR Stangcnwaid's residence, Nuuanu Ave
~ nue.. Apply at the OfEce Of tais paper.
fsu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

Cases 3ieknacks and fancy articles. toys nnd tells
jack knives. butcher knives and pes 1uire1 urafe-
monkeys. silk beitings. ribbons 10 large fssartmras
feathers and plumes, artificial flowers sud ureaflr
guita percha round combs. dressing ,nd fn- t1alh
combs. lalies dress trimmings. sac einbr1aie--a ne
best % German cigars corks, black hat ribhous Black
polished fence wire, good article hoop ran Manila
rope hemp sail Irvine. walking sticks. violin strings
hooks and eyes hair pms. u1eerseasual pipes Grna-
mental globe table lamps. watches. window ri-ss sts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Under the provisions Of the Act Of Congress, ap-
proved February 81, 1871, Territorial Government
was organized in the District OF Columbia Its re-
suits have thus far fully realized the expectation OF
its advocates. Under the direction OF the Terri
torial officers, system OF improvements has been
inaugurated, by means Of which Washington Is "a
pidly becoming city worthy Of the nations capital
The citizens OF the District having voluntarily taxed
themselves for the purpose Of contributing to the
advancement OF theseat ofgovernment, l recommend
liberal appropriations the part of Congress, in
order that the Government may bear its Just share
ofthe expense OF carrying out the various systems
of Improvement
THE CHICAGO FIRE.
By the great fire in Chicago the most important
OF the Government buildings in that city were con.
sumed. Those burned Lad already become made
quate to the wants OF the Government in that grow
ing city, and, looking to the near future, were to.
tally inadequate. recommend therefore, that an
appropriation be made Immediately to purchase the
remainder Of the Square on which the burned build
iugs stood, provided il be purchased at a fair
valuation, and provided the Legislature Of Illinois
will pass law authorizing It's condemnation for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

More than six years having elapsed since
the last hostile gun was fred between the armies
then arrayed against each other, one for the per-
petuation tho other for the destruction of the
Union, it may well be considered whether it is
not now time that the disabilities imposed by
the Fourteenth Amendment should be removed
That instrument does not include the ballot, but
only requires the disability to hold Office Of GER
tain classes. When the purity Of the ballot-box
is secure majority of one is sure to elect officers
rejecting the views of the majority. / do not
see the proPriety of excluding men from Office
merely because they were, before the rebellion,
of standing and character sufficient to be elect
ed to positions requiring them to take the oath
to support the constitution, and admitting the
eligibility of those entertaining precisely the same
views bat of less standing in their communities.
1t may be said that the former violated an oath,
while the latter did not have it in their power to
do so. If they had taken this oath it.cannot be
doubted they would have broken it as did the for
mer class. If there are any great criminals dis
tingushed above all Others for the part they took
in opposition to the Government, they might in
the judgment of Congress. be excluded from
such amnesty The subject is submitted for your
careful consideration.
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RESULTS.

The policy pursued towards the Indians has
resulted favorably, so fsr as can be judged from
the limited time during which it has been in oper-
alton. Through the efforts of the varians socie-
ties Of Christians, to whom has been entrusted
the execution Of the policy, and the Board Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
Presidents Message.

To he SsRats and House Of Representatives,
In addressing NY third animal Message to the
lav-rnaking branch Of the Government, it is graf
ifyiug 10 be able 10 state that during the past
year success has generally attended the effort to
execute all the laws found upon the statute
books. The policy has been not to inquire into
the wisdom Of laws already enacted, but to learn
their special interest, and to enforce them &C
cordingly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

The continued fluctuations in the value of gold
compared with the national currincy has most
damaging effect upon the increase and develop
ment of the country, in keeping up prices of all
articles necessary in everyday life. 1t fosters
spirit of gambling prejudicial alike to national
morals and national finances If the question
can be met as to how to get fixed value to our
currency, that value constantly and uniformly
approaching par with specie, a very desirable
object will be gained
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10
OR RELATIONS WIZ GERMANY.

The Government Of the Emperor of Germany
continues 10 manifest friendly feeling towards
the United States, and desire to harmonic
with the moderate and just policy which this
Government maintains in its relations with Asia
siie Powers IS well as with The South American
Republics. have given assurance that the
friendly feelings Of that Government are fully
shEved by the United States. The notifications Of
the consular and naturalization connections with
Austria and Hungary have been exchanged.
Our RELATIONS WITH ITALY.
have been officially Informed of the annexa-
zion Of the States Of the Church TO the Kingdom
Of Italy, and the removal of the Capital of that
Kingdom to Rome. In conformity with the
established policy Of the United States, have
recognized this change. The ratification of the
new treaty Il commerce between The United
States and Italy has been exchanged. The two
powers have agreed IN their treaty that property
Il sea shall be exempt from capture in case of
war between the two powers. The United
States haze spared no opportunity Of incorporat-
ing this rule into the obligations Of nations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-10

With Japan We continue to maintain intimate
relations. The Cabinet Of the Mikado has, since
the close of the last session Of Congress, selected
citizens of the United States to serve in offices
of importance in several departments of the Gov
eminent. have reason to think that this sel9c-
ton is due to appreciation of the disinterest-
ness of the policy which the United States have
pursued towards Japan. 1t is our desire to con-
time to maintain this disinterested and just
policy with China, as well as Japan.