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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
Receipts Mt tho New Basin.

Pearl Riysr-Psr steamer w Moff-tt-2 bales
cotton Jno Harde &co-I bdl hides 10 head cattle
to Oraer
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Two Sons o,0oG feet
lumber to order
bayou Lacombe-Per schr Zelphy Araincey-65o
bills charcoal to order
Pearl River-Per sehr Leander Jane-25o00 feet
lumber to j W Adams
Pearl River-Per schr Petroine H-25,t 90 feet lum
Der to W Adams
Pearl River Per schr Gen Waship gton-40, 600 feet
lumber to I'll Care .no=
Biloxi-Per sehr Couraut-3O;O00 feet lumber
Fl Buddig
Jordan River-psr schr La Bretonne-25 600 teet
lumber to FL Buddg
Biloxi-Per sohr Celina-22 900 feet lumber FL Bud
dig
Jordan River-Per sGhr Martha Toulme-23, 600
fest lumber to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19

REGULAR sEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU EARk
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
,~ FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
81 Hermitage. Port Hickey. Hakon
Rouge, Plauuemine and way land
ings-The fast and splenid passenger eteomekI
JOHN w CANNOM.
Clinton and Woo9Vilie frsiehts sfippei r WA.
nesdaY reaches their destination Friday eyens
ing.
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped Hatur-
day reaches their destination Monday evening.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or 10
GBQ, p a HITE, 142 Grayier st.
LORD Il MoPEAKE, Ia Gravier IT.
au79 O. G. WAYNE, 50 Gravfer ct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
Exports
Receipts or Produce.

HAvANA-Per schr Robt Ruff-21S bbls fertili
zers 1901 bbls -four 400 sacks flour
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-19
LAKE PORTS.

LAKE POHTSs
FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TCHE-
l@381SS functa River-United States mail
1 steamer
HEROINE.
SUNDAY,
From Lake End On arrival Of D. m. train.
MONDAY.
From Madisonville at 5:45 a. m.
From Vaudeville st a. N.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of .. N. train
for Vaudeville, LeWisburg.
WEDNESDAY. E.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
On arrival D. m. train. At...............7a a. m.
THURSDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of 70 m. train for
Vaudeville and Old Landing.
From Vaudeville at a. m.
FRIDAY.
From Old Landing at q. m, and Vaudeville
at g. m.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
NO. is,

devotion u every duty, controlled
~ all things hy thoughts which are
pure, words which ate true and
deeds which are just they may
confidently expect to attain success
aud M honorable distinction in the
p,etySsiou; secure the respect and
esteem et their lrllaw-men, and of
moro value than all else, theappm-
Naloia seltsatistied conscience, and
avert the woes denounced against
thr jewish lawyers ~ The Saviour
uf mankind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Items iiom rerk'S Sun.

ST pelphos, Ohio, the other day,
i large audience had assemblies TO
Witness tAe marriage Of Johh Me
mier and Lizzie Green, hut when
the officiating clergyman asked
Lizzie ii She would take John for
her lawful husband, SHE said sho
would not. 4 painful silence en-.
sued, during which Miss Green
walked out oi the church. There
was much speculation ~ IL the
cause Of the Young lady's sudden
change Of mind, Il IN believed
that while standing there with their
hands joined She smelt enrdamon
seeds on him,
py The confession Of i cheap
john, one ot the men who 80
about the country towns selling
cheap dry goods, il Is learned that
ltinomte merchant princes never 50
to Il town where merchants advcr-
tise ~ their local papers, anl show
enterprise. But when cheap John
loals over j country papcr Mnl
does not SO one advertisement Of Il
merchant, he hires Il team Ia take
his things to that town right away
A couple Of Wisconsin soldiers,
having only one eye betweon them,
LIRE about the streets this week play
ing u fiddle and singing for eoppem
These brave boys in blue, who have
suffered il, iheir country's cause,
will not leng be left to beg for il
living, The politicians will soon
hunt them up mad minister 10 nh
their wants. We know they will
from what they huyo said 50 il
speeches.
fisherman knocks the head ont
Of the United States trcasurey, and
says, Boys, 80 right III now, and
help yourselves he would mike
slrous opponent Of Mr.. rildcn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Globe Hotel.

NICHOLAS sutLLrs, proprietor. Mineral paint
ii. hir Aaase La tecently been eGlar1e4 aha
rshtted faoagaoaf aud II nuw one of the very
oest hotels III southwest Wisconsin. The build.
~ u nos nsaris tNice its former Size sri IL
capasie 8t accommodating Eilnort any number
ot -ae+sst Ins proprietor viii spare no pains 10
maze tte rnbe Hotel arst.ciass III every
fe.pest Eae aest III Ntaes, liquors and cigars
constantly ou aaad. HI connection With the
hotel il 1 afge iaf4 and attentive hosttprs ire
alssis sept aa haAd. keAe naer. Foot III Alsh
irsef Mlasrai FofatNs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

The village of Mazomanie maa
visited ~ disastrous fire On the
night d tuesday, the 9th inst.
The Nazonani,' brewery buildings,
and also the dwellings Of the own.
er4, Messrs. Tinker Il seliley, were
destroyed. The loss i estimated ~
nearly $4,000, with only abou.
i'll. 80 ii4alaAee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Address Of Hon. Vi. VI. Strong
before the State University
Law Graduating Class.

i liz NldlC tl1UIlLil VI wv - III
inst. contains the address of our
| fellow toWnsman, Hon, Moses VI,
Strong, before the graduating law
class Of the State University, 1T
Madison The address is couched
i'll terse, elegantly chosen words,
which is characteristic Of the liter
airy productions Of MIR. Strong.
The many practical and valuable
suggestions contained in il will be
appreciated by all who had the
pleasure Of hearing or reading It,
| The whole address is inspired with
high moral sentiment. The young
mon Of the country cannot fail ~
be benefited hv its peltlsal and
although it, suggestions are to the
Young men of the graduating class
who are about TO enter upon the
practice OF their profession, still the
beginnings ot the "ediIleeH OF nil
professions or occupations are 50
near alike that most that is said in
II Of the legal profession is equally
true of I'LL others. We regret that
our limited space prevents us from
publishing the address in full. The
State Journal speaks Of il as being
a 'pre-eminetly practical and able
discourse upon the duties Of young
barristers. "
| We give below few brief extracts
from the address, selecting such rs
will be Of interest to the general
reader.
TO borrow simile from the
language Of architecture: all educa-
ton, preliminary to that pertaining
especially 70 amy profession ~ pur-
suit Of life, may BE- said TO be the
| foundation Of the educational eli
fee; while that which Is limited to
the particular profession or pursuit
may properly be called the super
structure.
Upon the character Of this foun-
dation depends i'll i great degree
the ability Of tile scholar to perform
the lifc-worll of any profession or
pursuit he may adopt, intelligently,
faithfully. honestly, successfully,
crcditably and satisfactorily.
II II true that instances are not
infrequent Of men, il many Of the
walks of life, especially III what are
called business pursuits, who with
no, OF very little, educational torm-
dation have been cminently success
ful. But such men generally, j
not always, possess 4 substitute,
strong and we'll regulated native
genius, untifing industry. patient
perseverance, and undoubting conf
dcnce, supplemented By I large
allowance of common sense and nn-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

The inventor of shoes for wtdt
ine on the water gave I'M exhibitio.
~ Memphis lie stepped @oldly olr
tie levee, but the buoyancy Of III.
shoes not equal 70 expectation, aul
he Immediately sank into therivr.
H. was soneMly drowned whcnre
aa u TINT they rolled him on i bar.
fol M more successful was the trlll
u i dying machine 1T san Francis
eo The inventor started from Il
housetop, fIutlered briefly i'll the mir,
md fill into i stream, where the
npparains nearly caused his death
III a hinl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

one II tae White Star line steall-
III arrived IN New York last satur
LAY, having made the passage from
liverpool ii ssyen lays, fourteen
hours and fourteen minutes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Avoca House

hEsRr LEAcn. proprietor. Ayoca, Wisconsin.
Teams aud drivers furnished 70 aay part of tne
courtry. Good Livery connected NTH The house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27


wrecks ~ lawyers, VINO voluntarily
ahandonng iiatterlng professional
prospects, have sought te mpmNe
then condition, by engaging ~ other
occupations or pursuits, having 0a
atlhahon with their protess'om and
VINO, het haNnlS the proper training
Tor the new pursuit, have hIlod ~
taat' amt when y lat& unit them
serves u's1nle 70 regain tae pseWs-
have, hy non-uscr disqualified
themselves.
~ tins connection, II seems per-
thent 10 express \ WORT oi caution
against yielding To the temptation
winch ever hesets the Young and
popular lawyer ot accept,ng pohu-
cal olilee, OF otherwise hclng he-
trayed INTO political controversies,
further than without partsansmr
" 'Nete'se nus VleellVe ltllleals0,
When le has attaihed distinction
iii his profession, and Is not dCpou-
don't n,on \, fnr his inrnnp hpmop
s,fl,. t,;oil - ~ ..;.l,.m - ,h.,,,
Wv '''aN a's''' ~ ls'i'n'V '''V
puhhc welfare NY Aoneflhg MN
with political office; but never be-
fore
NJ ,ln,;s.;,n +, H. ,t,f,n ID
wv w." w. N'''a -
ellstlaetloll upon tue young INV
YER but il imposes upon him
scriuus and varied OBLIGATIONS.
hit, 1 ...a.;L;l;t.. a..
,a,,,,. /, .a,n, - ~. NJ, 1f,al,nl
St,,, III ...ha,, MI Inn,
1 ,'a.h.,;,,;,.,,.,...I ,.,,,;, ,,,.,,, =,
II; .1,,.;s,,., ~, f.1,.,,.,,.
yan .,h.n,,,,, .,,.,,t},,,,n,,u, IN u
no ralsehaol nor consent tha{ ANY he
done in court; ard II ymtuo Of any,
that You VIII give knew'eog' thefeo1
lO llle JUDGES vi btlS tNult, w naltttNJt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Earner = Hotel.

A. MoGrrcHts, proprietor, Opposite the depot,
Arena. WI. Good Stables and Cattle lafda
attached IL the premises.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Eden Hotel.

on curnel 81 Mineral Point, Highland Mnrcoda.
Ayoca Madison and Pralrie Gl Ghisn foaas,
Eden, Iowa Co, Wis, MIKE scAuTTE, Prop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Dentistry.
DH Ht'6GISTS.
j q u q P Mnnat.t.-

lsatc i largc stotl; u Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilet aooi-, cutlery, school Books, Stufauery,
MAI faHer, fntilt-, oAs, 1larr, &e Give y =
tAi. ..tili .ct eHaap bar-,tiHs. sign Of thc Golden
at0ltat. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
10 1ELS.
City Hotel.

MAAK TFKlIl.L proprietor, Mineral Point, Nis.
cousin Good MiAes u Liquors. We'll furnished.
good stables aud reasonable charges. aB
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

structure made too solid,
1t then the results of pro-
tessional life depend 50 much upon
the character and degree Of perlim-
mary education, il is Of the first
importance u the lawyer that it be
complete, Such \ completeness
involves the acquisition ofa thor
ough mathematical and classical
education.
But most important of I'LL and
iii the absence Of which all other
educational acquirements arc super
tluous, if not ridiculous, is Il thor
ough knowledge hy the American
law student ot his Ncmacnlar lam
guage, ltmay seem supererogatorN
III an address to those who arc
about to he admitted to the practice
Of the legal profession, and who are
to be supposed qualified for such
admission, 70 speak ot the impor-
tanee Of knowledge Of the proper
use Of the English language. But
when the grosscst errors in orthog
raphy, ctymology and syntaN, arc
50 frequently met with rs they
constantly aw i'll the spoken and
written productions Of men who
have been admitted TO the liar, u
| plea for Il more thorough knowledge
of the rules Of speaking and writ
ing the English language with ne
emacy and precision, il not with
rhetorical taste, cannot Justly he
criticised.
As the laws If this country are
10 50 great 4 oegroe derived from
and founded upon the Common
Law Of England, il is Of the first
importance that thc law student
should possess 4 thorough knoWl-
edge OF English history, which is
essential to Il comprehension Of the
fundamental reasons, in which the
principles Of English Common Law
have their origin. The historical
works Of Hume of Smoll,tt, and Of
Maeaulay, should be rs familiar to
him as those u Marshall, Sparks,
o. Bancroft. 4 knowledge Of the
history Of English law from its
earliest dawn is of no less import
ancc. Reeves History Of English
law down To tha time Of Elizabeth,
and Earl Russdl since, to the time
Of Henry VIII, u also the works Of
Crabb, furnish lac means Of acquir-
ing this knowledge In entering
upon the study Of law, the student
should regard itas comprehensive
science consisting Of many and yari
Gus elements, each having m inti-
mate relation 10 very other, and all
essential to its completeness.
Ncm now t. suppose, TINT our
fguratiyc odifae, haying III aae-
quate foundation and 4 correspond
superstruetIue, islit for occupancy,
anil that It's suliieioucy i about 70
be subjected u ,he practical test.
To drop tile figure, THAT the student
i about to enter upon the practice
of lis chosen profession and test
the problem ofalocess
lie secs spread out before him 4
field for effort - broad anl varied,
Is to stimulate thc hopes Of the
ardent. and excite The fears If the
timid. II i nov more than eyer
that he needs the aid and cncour-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
Den IISI L.
II w. Massall.

DENrI-r Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 0iice
over tiundly Il Gray's store. Nllros Oxide
Gas ADMINISTERED for the painless extraction
afteLth ~,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
William Eastman, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office No. lCcau
block. CUP stulrsl Cor High and Chestnut Sta.
over Dellers store. Mineral Point. Wiz.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
DR.. Van Dusen, M. D.

PhYslcIAN AND SURGEON, Will hold himself IN
readiness 10 answer all calls ia his profession.
Jce Ill hle re-idceCe. Ch-3
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

HoMEoPATHlG PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Miner
Hotel,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
ri lSICI4ISS.
j. b. Mofett. M. D.
r. Cosens,
Mrs. A. p. Cosens
DR.. w. III. Osborn,

PHYSICIAN, AND AccorenGuR DodgeMile,
Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
B. Torres,
r. Pateaeld,

ATTORNEY At LAW and General Insurance
Agent. Onicu over Alton Il lluse's store,
Mifiin, Wis. 2u-ti
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
o. @. Smith,

ATTORNEY Ar LAW, Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
0iticc neal hy Post UffiGe Attends to the
general pra tiict Of Law IN the Circuit Courts
ii the STATE ala. me County Court III all Probate
matters AIl.sIu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

cannot he laid Too broad, " its
structure made too solid,
Ii then the results of pro-
tessional life depend 50 much upon
the character and degree Of perlim-
mary education, il is Of the tirSt
importance y the lawyer that il be
complete, Such y completeness
involves the acquisition Of i thor
ough mathematical and classical
education.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-24
PASSENCERS.

Prom san FraneiscO-Per Discovery. May 1s-Miss
Flora Wood. Miss Maud Kelly, DR. J II Bunday. N Fraya.
Nr Green. Henry smith. james Meredith. Thos Nc
Cauley. ARA ( WARREN, Frank FLYNN, P c Justice and
- Chinese lzboTers-
Prom San Frzncisco-Per KalakauA, May I9-Wm
Cnger. q HfbbaFd. Mrs c II DalEy and child. Mrs Need
ham and ? children, 3 Chinese
From San Fraucisco-Per Lady Lampson. May 10 z
Ward. wm Dunn. L Barkwflle. J Stephenson. " b Irwin,
Alice Mann. G : NeDufe, Alex Mann, and - Chinese.
From san FrancfscO-Per Australia, May 19-Albert
Rock. Rev z p Doane, Mrs Gale, } Lake. Mrs McGfnnis
and infant; " 5 Wall, Mrs c HansmAn, Mrs. smith. DrJ
X Smith. Miss Hannah Hooper. b HaynAnsen. Mrs J II
Black. p " Williams, 5 \ Castle. RI MeGinnis, AH
Stenning. Mrs & Burns, Mrs Warehouse and 2 sons, Miss
Rice, S d Rose wife and child. Mrs d W Horsburgh, 80
Europeans and 50 Chinese in steerage.
For Sydney-Per Australia. May 2O-John Hodgson, A
Harrison. John Smart, Fred Harrison, John Rosser, p
Jones, " Cuthbert-
For Fanning's Islsnd-Per Vivid, May IA Houlder.
Mrs Gale.
From WfudWard POrts-Per Likelike. May l6-Hon f
Preston, Cecil Brown. J NJ Davidson, Il r BiekertOn. II
TurtOn. II Beckley, VIM ellsworth, W II Holmes, Mrs
TisdAle, VIM Buchanan. VIM Fogo. DIR Emerson. G Mac
farlane, Mrs. Marie King. Miss Campbell and 50 deck.
For windward Ports-Per Likelike. May Ne Everett,
Mr. j II Hamauku and wife. DR. ] Mott Smith, Mr. Ham,
burgh, Mrs MAcfarlane, G W Edward. G $ MeDufee. W
3 Wall. J Lake. II TurtOn, EukAhi, 2 WAhRkane, W Green,
L Severance. Mrs N King. X Rycroft, Mrs Barns. W
M0ssman, G V Housmsn, 5 Parker, c MacfsrlaDe, and
15 deck.
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ALONG THE

The Am Missionary Packet Morning Star is at Tibbets
4 sorenson's Wharf fitting, and taking in stores for
Micronesia. she expects TO sail about June LIST.
The Haw bgtne Storm Bird a. at Tfbbets & Sorenson's
wharf repairing and httiBg for another voyage to the
westward for more Iaborers.
The Haw bk KaIakaua IL at Brewer & Co.'S Wharf. dis
charging . general cargo from San Francisco. she will
Had again for the same port with dispatch and expects 10
san on or about Saturday next.
The British bk Lady LAn.pson Is also at Brewer 4 Co.'S
wharf diseharging q general cargo from San Francisco,
and viii sail for San Francisco about Saturday next
The Am bgtne Josephine r. discharging . cargo OF
lumber at the esplanade opposite the Custom House.
Al the Old Steamship Wharf the British bk Lalla
Rookh. is d iseharging machinery. &c, from Europe.
Al the foot % Fort street the Am bktne Discovery IL
brought quite lot Of live stOck-T3~ kiekerz" and 4 horses.
She viii load with Dispatch for San Francisco
At The Steamship wharf the Am bk Forest Queen has
completed her cargo. and viii sail at noon to-day for San
Frnnciseo.
Also at the same wharf the German bk Louise is dis
charging coal
The Hawaiian steamer Lehua may be looked for %
morrow from San Francisco, we quote the following
from the 9 4 Daily Alta Of May sGh. Length. 40 feet;
beam. "a feet: depth. 8 feet; she Is built Of the best ma
fsrial. oak and pine; has q hardwood stern and stern
post. copper aud galvanized iron fastenings. She regis
ters about 200 tons. She has compound surface con-
denaing engines. cylinders II and 20 inches, 20 inches
stroke. Outer length of shaft covered with yelIow-metal.
and a ye1low-metal four-blAded screw. She has one
boiler. 3 feet 6 inches By 8 feet full, fastened. and work
Of the best quality. She IL TO be commanded by Capt
Bscsley. and Is intended for the Hawaiian interisland
trade. She was built to order for wilder 4 Co. Of Homo
Iulu."
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MEMORANDA.

= Report OF Haw bk Kalakaua. Jerks. MAster-Left San
Frnneiseo Nay ID at p m Had moderate W and NV
winds Until We took the trades. IN lat 27, long 1909
Ia lat 75s so. long IsOe IS saw = very large school Of
sperm whales. going slowly TO the INV. Arrived May
18TH, making the passage IN IS days
Report OF Am bkfne Discovery. Fuller. Master-Left
sam franchise May md at TO an The FIRST two days
put very strong NV wind. had 10 run the ship to the S to
fsry heavily loaded. drawing iTn AFT and I5ft Gin for
he next three days; then we got the trades light and kept
a iucrsaaing. but Afterwards decreased again to very
ight trades. which lasted TO port At p m. May 18th.
ag Z point Of Maui. bearing ssw. distance IS miles; at
q m passed Z point Of Molokai.
Report % The r N s s Australia. cargin. Commander.
-Dischsrged pilot on Golden Gate At I-5O p m Of the I2th
San Francisco timsI; fresh breeze and haxy weather; At
- FarAllons Island bore NV. Light unsteady winds
rsvadicd up TO the 18th Experienced heavy showers on
tGfdAte, and continuance Of unsteady winds and cloudy
'eathar up 70 18th Was boarded by pilot OF Honolulu
sofo ? m o. t0th inst. aud came alongside wharf At 1850
m sane date.
81 FEAScrsco-Arrfved April 1I-Am bktne Dissolve
Z. hence Mar ~; Am bgtne Nautilus. hence April ,; ~
M 3 Australia. hence April 16; 2t-HKw bk Kalaknua.
encs April .: Nay 6-Am bk II W Amy, hence Anil no,
Bolivian sch John Bright. hence APRIL 10.
ErnzEA-Arrived May Am bktne Monitor. hence
prilT
'Ponr G-AznLk.-Auived April e6-Am bk AtaIanta. from
10. L May SAn ektne Jos Perkins. hence April I6.
TIcronEA. b C-Arrfved May g. II d " S Trfumpb
nee April l6; II d n $ Opal. hence April 10.
cALEAo-In port April IO-Peruyian sh Elvira Dovnle.
nee Sept 10. ISIS
FoxoHasn.-Arrived Nay 2S-Am sch c " Ward. hence
n6; April 3o-P 5 Alaska. hence April l..
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" Under the general head Of property every
interest in tie State representing capital in any
form comes under the shadow Of the tax gatherer-
The workingman who deposits his savings in a
bank becomes at once a capitalist in the eye OF
the law, and must pay thereon his quC'a to the
general revenue. The effect OF this on the stabil-
ity Of the saving banks will be %ruinous, mas
much as it must cause the withdrawal Of deposits
which are the solid parts of the institutions. If
the funds are so withdrawn all interests hanging
on these banks must suffer, and a shock Will be
given to business that will react on the party
responsible for this radical measure. The Chi
nese are by the new Constitution excluded from
employment. If they do not go, they can stay
and ~staTve."
The adoption of this new Constitution, absurd
as it may be in some of its provisions, is never
tbeless tine expression of the will of the people of
California, and will stand as the law until UNI
made by the same process that brought it into
being. The surest way to test its capabillty for
good or evil is the faithful execution of all it's
provisions by honest, faithful and intelligent
officers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-24

PALNAM QUI MERUIT FERAT."-We would be
much pleased if we could give an entire list of
the passengers sailing in the inter-lsland steamers,
but under the present arrangements. 1t would be
necessary to go Stewards for n considerable dis
lance every trip before the passengers themselves
could be induced to disclose their names. Pur-
ser Brash has exerted himself to furnish US with
a partial list of the passengers by the Likeike
on her last trip to windward, and considering the
gentleman is not only purser, but also policeman,
postmaster, caterer, &C., and all at nearly the
same time, the public may readily judge that it
was by only superhuman e~xertions that he ac-
complished even what he did. Therefore pas
sengers by the inter-Island steamers, who may
not be able to find their names among our lists
will be kind enough not to blame either the pur-
ser or US, but blame somebody else.