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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED and separate proposals will bo receiv-
~ ed at the office Of the undersigned until IL
O'Clock NJ, tho 9th day of September 1915, for
furnishing the Quarter Masters Department with
1900 bushels OF corn, nni 1000 bushels OF oats.
Bids will bo received for 1000 bushels of corn
and 800 bushels Of oats and upwards.
n single bid for the whole amount of corn or
oats will have the preference over all other bids
should this single bid be equal to or less than the
average Of small bids.
a portion of the corn or oats will be delivered
on or about the lst of November. lSij, and con-
tinued until the last of January, 1916, al which
time the contract will ho closed.
The privilege ofrejeclng any or all bids deem.
ed too high is reserved to the U. States.
E. B. ALEXANDER, A. Q. VI.
Quarter Masters Office, Fort Smith Arkansas,
September |. lSi5.-3O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
Fort smith Races FOR "a 40.
r Al. J. K A c L S .

EHIRST DAY. Tuesday llth day October.
Z Swoapstako for colts and iIicys Nile h"a's,
aoreeoblc 10 rule. $50 entrance, one half forfeit;
to name and close by the lst day of October, 3 Or
mere TO make . race.
second day, Wednesday,. Jockey Climb purse.
3 mile heats, az rorabc to rule.
Third day, Thursday, Jockey Club purse, 3
best in ). mile heats free for any horse, ngrcca.
bic to rule.
Fourth dav, Friday, Sweapstako for years
old, mile heats. 5 100 entrance, one halt forfeit;
3 or more TO make n race. to Eamc AMI close by
the lst day of October.
As rrrIr1s the size Of the purses tho proprietor
will cnly say he anticipates that they will be Iib,
cral. and pledges himself 10 use every cXertIon IN
hi. hover that there may be good Purses for oach
DAYS racing; which purses shall be known in due
season to the public. Any persons wishing to
mink, entries in the above stakes can do 80 by ad.
dressing the proprietor at Fort Smith.
SAMUEL CALDWELL, Proprietor.
y. B. The winner of tho stakes will pay the
Printers fee. ,. l.
August o, lSt5.-no % tdr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
Proclamation

BY THE GOTERNOR or IREANSIS.
WEIIEREA5 i, has been made known to me,
w that Thouas II. Hrij-wu"d. who was
committed to the ialI of Washington county.
charged with the murder Of William Free, has
mace his cscuIc tHcr~lron. and IS NOW running ut
large:
Now. therefore, |. Thomas S. Drow. Governor
Of the State Of Arkansas, by virtue OF the au-
,horitv in me vested by law. do hereby uIrr a
reward of Tto Nun3,ed Dollars to any person
who may npprohcnd the said Brdgewood. and de-
liver him to tho Sheriff Of said county of WASH
ngou. IN order that justice in his behalf may be
had and executed.
In testimony whereof. have herounto sci my
hand. aud caused the Seal of said State
l.. ,. to be affixed. at Little Rock, on the iI
day of August, a. d. 1913. ~
TllOS. S. DREW.
RJthe Governor:
/ D. i. GREER, Secretary Of S:oic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
HAErFosp. Inly 81. 1915.


Dear Sir:-Bef0re this reaches yOu nIe.
gencc will doubtless have been received OF the
late most disastrous Conhagra,iOn in the City OF
New York, and as its effects will be probably TO
entirely absorb tho capital OF some Offices, and to
create enquiries Us 10 all in this section OF the
country, il is deem,i proper to send tho circular
to our agents to lJi tlrm know that our own loss
by the fire is "moderaic;" it is of cOurse, at this
moment impossible TO state tho amount with Nc-
Gurucy. but to the utmost extent TO which It can
reach. will be no more than VIZ can readily meet.
and will no, interfere with tho regular course Of
our business, nor effect the security Of those who
insure with us.
Our iuyuriablc rules have been not to expose
heavy amounts TO tie possibility OF destruction
by one fire; the greatest inducement 10 vary from
this rule exists in large cities but il has in all cas-
es been so strictly adhered to, that in the present
as well as in the former, moro extensive confn-
grafton in New York, we escaped without any loss
that could seriously ehct us.
Respectfully yours.
TSgnedI WM. CONNER.
To PHIYBAs Il. WmTE. ESQ.
Agent at Van DureH, Ark.
August %, lS45.-2S-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

.,rre,irrng when he seized her by the
4 ,,,ei her movement. AT this PERI
n,,emcn interfered in her behalf,when
|that she was the lawful wife Of the
koilant, and that her companion of
was the object Of a guilty passion
! he was or tho point of clipping. The
1 properly stopped his boat and put
'borc; bu, they were not long paired,
L.I of the pier at IA most indignant
4 regardless Of the husbands enireat-
10 accept a scat in his carrlgna.-
Ia 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
For the Arhrnsas Intelligeuccr.
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boueu,ly heard. .,n,ed of late, that
has secretly manRuvering to bring
Benton. to be holden IN january next.
a candidate to succeed him in his
+: and that he would secretly ndvo.
|{oims of n central caudIdate-Robert
n / have heard mentioned, 10 the office;
Iwould then come heto-e the next lie.
I;th his claims as n western man; and
ph, to that section, to be elected to fill
Ashley in the Senate. was At
TO regard the report as an Idle ru.
Im recent developments have bron led
there was more ruth IN Ii than | al
pruuica,ions which hovc lately appear
sEanucr." aud the arguments OF your
,oSr,lon Ia them. haN" led mo 10 ask the
ou,.lion-. ond hope that they may be
by the gnnI0rmon wGols Implicated, in
n, mgmu.r. lWuuI ask Of Governor
4 Hslu,.uuon to decline being a caudi.
u,Ialsou~> ut Iun, # he mas any in
\ runnm1 ~ - couIl late for Senator 10
h. Col. A,.ury! cannot refuse 20
pmlv, the questions, without giving
|euco Of truth to the reports which arc
ru'allUn. and - which have referred.
II;o,rrnor lca'> intention 10 resign, il
c,ssarv To caU a convention 10 nomI-
lessor; bat II h' does not intend 10 re-
b til tine ullico he now aOids, until the
5 constituents should remove hm, then
ncrrs,ltv for convention. Governor
ven satisfaction to the democracy of Ar
his coniur,, and he has been rewarded
owal Of any olli'o which he has asked
Tor his fidelity; and cannot think that
,ow act ~ tie manner above stated
ii. Gov. Yell intends rcSiguing, tie
appoint dcirg0lcs to a convention, II
+. no necessity for ho.d,n- one: he VIII
I'd rs ,h.lr candidate as long as his acts
approval.
IIat Gov. Ycil will secretly advocate
Of central man-Kob. ". johnson.
SllO Is tIlthtDHtN' tH'A u iG oll'HNA w
that Mr.. Yell will thea CAIN as a right
f S.ur,ur. a> a western man. 1t i,aI-
he docs not, or will not advocate the
,uv an from friendship, but purely
.~I and ambitious motives above men
ow sinceroIy hope that Gov. lri.
q muse known his intentions, for he is
ccelving great injury from the clrcuIH-
reports OF his umdcrhandCd and st.
-.
oning the name Of Mr. johnson, only
is mos, generally spoken Of but lis
ov. Yell wit advocate any central Gun
Sc, fro purely selfish motives. Mr..
n scund and consistent democrat, but
ion Of Ai- name with this Irtrn tel IN
ii ;e"I gr"ntIy TO ininre han Ibron@t-
tc.
believe 'hot Gov. Ie'I. who dv' aorc-
N himself so Wiling Iaboror in :br
canSr, r,n descend TO the De grazing
II fi4cry.a asar. lie should at once an
~ The questions asked Of him, and al
Imotjon hch now evidently di>turbs
~ Of Inc democracy Of Arkansas
! s9.#
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
DESCRIPTION.

The said Thomas II. Bird gowool is about 23
wears of aye. about feet inches hlgn, blue EYES,
nob, hair. nose large. weighs about l25 or 30 lbs
GENERALLY wears cap ami roundabout coat, plays
Inc fiddle well. and is tonl of dancing--very To-
,,,fario.;s rnd sclccouccltcd-ha small scar on
his unper ,ip-hs fore teeth are broad--he genor-
aIIv wears pistols and bowie knives, und is ot"ay'
smiling.
Augus, &. 1915. no 2s 4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
WALLACE & WARD

EJAyE Just received their full supply Of goods, con
4 ! sistiug ia part Of
English and French broad cloths
Plain and fancy clssmcres,
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain and plaid sIttInetts,
Plain and plaid Jeans,
Plain and plaid twects,
Summer cassimeres, &c.
White, blue, red, green Mackinaw BLANKETS
Brown and blcachcd dnmestics,
Tickngs, drills and OsnIburgs,
Stripes checks, blue drilling &c.
Linen and cotton pant stutts,
DalZnrnCs, lawns, slks &c
Chusans, tcsans, Cashmere dc Ec"ssr,
Mouschne de LANES, wooIen pldds,
Black, watcred and changcablo AIplccas,
Black, blue and brown mcrinnes,
silk wooden and Dlmask shawls,
Fancy hdk rs and scar's,
Lace collars chcmIcus and collarCtts
Lace caps trimmed; nj ght caps.
Black and white silk thule and nett goods
Jackonett, Swiss aud null muslin,
PLAIN check and lace stripe cambric,
Corded, Marscillcs, and grass cloth skirts,
Crrscts and corset ltccs,
Irish linen and linen lawn.
Linen, cambrc, plain and hcmstIch hdN Is,
silk, cotton, and MddrLss hdk Is,
Linen, cotton and muslin iuOcs, edgngs and inscr'
tiuus
Ladies and gents gloves and hosiery,
Satin stocks and tI,s,
Back and fancy silk crava's,
Black and fancy glmps and lrngcS,
Hooks and eyes, thread, needles Nc
Brown and black Hollands,
silk and cotton velvet,
satin Mur.rrl.s and velvet ycsluTs,
Buttons, u great assortment,
Braucit, cap, satin, aud tTilAta rth5cn',
Umbrellas and para sois new style,
carprtipg and carpet binding,
Fannvs and linscys,
Buffalo aud horn dressing combs
Buffalo and horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
Hair. nail, and tooth brushes,
Pcrlumcry, soaps, &c.
jet necklaces, hair pms and bracelets
EIustir worstrad and cotton suspemders,
BamdbOXes &c.
Together with very large assortment OF
Boats, SLoos, Hats, Caps, and BonHeHS; Giassrare'
Qucensrare. Hlr4warr, Satd'cry, and Sat-
dlers' TrimmingS. Boots dHd Stationery,
Groceries,. Drugs, Paints ant
DYE-STUFFS.
Comprising every article usulliy found IN dry goods
stores IN this country, which they offer to purchasers
at wholrsac or retail at low prices as can be Pur
chased elsewhere in the state All that We ask Is an
examination of the qualities and prices OF our goods
as ing the flciIti determined to sell as 10"
or lower than the lowest
Van Buren,. June IS. l1S5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

lSIAIE Or AkNhNSAS,i
County OF MADsuN.
In vacation July Sih, ID,
Jane Gray complainant, }
rs. Petition for Dirorcc.
William Gray defendant.
4 ND now on this day came the complainant,
IA y Wilson, her solicitor. before me. llcury
B. Brown, CIorh of The circuit court for >alI
county in chaucery, aud filed in the office OF the
Clerk OF said court, her petition, verified by al
fJayi,, charging IN substance, that in the month
# December. 1910, sud cOnpaln1n! in sad
county, in,crmarricd with said dricndnnl; that
during the time she lived with said defendant she
strictly k,pi aad Observed her said marriage
covenant; that in tho month Of December lSl3,
sud defendant abused said complainant without
ius; cause or provUcatOn, and has renamed abb
sent from thence hitherto; that complainant Is
Informed and believes that SAID dctcndent IS now
living with Il woman unknown to complainant
as his wife; praying that tho bonds of matrlmo-
nv 50 entered into between them DO set aside.
and held for naught, and tnat sad complainant
be restored to a, the rights and privileges OF Il
single woman; and the said complainant also fl
cd at the same tmo with the petition her affidavit,
stating. that sad defendant (as she verify be-
IicvcS] is Il nonresident Of tho State Of Arkan-
s2s.
Ii is therefore ordered by me-. that said Gclcnd-
cnt, he. and appear before the Judge Of "or cir.
cut court in cuanrcry sitting, on tao first day Of
our next circuit court in chancery at II court to
be holden at the court hoasc in said county, on
the second Monday after tao iourin Monday in
OCTOBER, 1915.
And then, and there plead, answer, or demur
TO said compIaiuants petition, or in default there
Of. The sa,Ho witt be takcn as confessed and Il
decree entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a copy hereof, be
pubu,D,cI in the N .kansas lntepIgonccr," il
newspaper printed in this state, for at least eight
weeks succrssivcy, the last insertion TO be a.
least four weeks tcforo tho comm nccmcnt of
said court. HENRY Is. BROW II, C|trk.
a true cory from iilo record.
Argrsr: Fl. b. BROWN, Clerk.
August :, lSi5.-no 25-H,. prs fec &23
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

500 ldo LES: :: I.s"% FIo"ers s',ts: of Sulphur,
100 Refined BoraN.
l2O - Sup. Carb. Sodn,
100 " Cream OF Tartar,
For sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
June T, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
Please Return

REGG'S Commerce of the Pralr'es,
9th vol. SCOTS Commentaries on the HiD!"'
Baxter's Saints Rest. : vols.
Story on Railments, vol.
Norris Peaks Evidence,
ngersoII's Digest,
Sterne's Works,
SoubIaOque's Equity,
u. S. Laws, vol. 9,
Storys Pleading, Smiths Martial Law. Chan,
Rgs Works, Paschals Letters, ami ali ot my
Proved books.
GEO. W. PASCHAL.
9]pt IN lct 6, l9i5.-30.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
OLD LIQUORS, WINES
FRUITS, CONFECTlONARlES. &C.

Oranges, Lemons, figs Rasns, Almonds SPrunes
NcrmlcIlu, Mac0ron, Candies, Citron, preserved in
ger, Lemon and Sarsaparilla SyruPs Salad Oil, Mush
rooms and Walnut Ketchups, Gherkins, Pepper, fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate French Mustard in
ars Am. Mustard, AIspicc, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
Regular Arkansas Packet,
ARKANSAS NO. A,

A oSsgS This new, light draught. passer-
Yt-,t--.LSllf ger steamer. just buiIi, and intend
~ ed expressly for this trade, is now
out. and Will commence her regular trips as n
packet between Fort Gibson and New Orleans,
on the first rise of water. No expense has been
spared to render the Arkansas No. one of tho
best boats in the trade in every respect. For fur
ther particulars apply to
SCOTT, WHITE q co.
Nov. 30. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main Street,

II AVE just received by late arrivals fine stock .
goods selected for this market, consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

feHdam.
'rNNtIiS day came the compainonts. by Strain
Il their s5'ici;or aud filed their bill of COM
paint herein with affidavit, that Preston Mathews
Tho defendant is NONRESIDENT Of this State, and
the object Of SAID bill being 10 forccIoc certain
mor,gygc Of lands in sad Til! spccilied. !! is.
therefore. on m1,ion Of comp pIaInauts, by solicitor,
ordered that sard nonresident defendant be not-
fed by pubii.atiou Of this order in tho Arkansas
IntrIIIgcnrcr, newspaper published in the town
of Van Burcn. in t,.JS State, by eight Successive
weekly Insertions tho last thereof to be al least
four weeks before the first day Of lac next term
or this court. That unless the sad dcirndnt
Mathews be and appear before our sad circuit
court on or hefore the fourth day of sad term, at
a court to he Io'irn ii Ii, court house IN the
town of Favctcvjiio. in Washington couHt|'
Arkansas. on the fourth Monday attcf the fourth
Non,lav in October. lSIJ, and then and there
plcad. answer or dvmUr 20 said bill, "I thC odfur
will be taken as confessed, and decree entered
accordingly.
A rroo copy from tho Record.
A1rF>r- ]. c. PITTNAN. CIrE.
BY l.. h. CrNHrNuAN Dcp"ty CLERK.
August 30. SI5.-29-St.
DAVID y. [22 . W N,
Importer Of Hardware, Cutlery. sadcIery and
Japaned wares in all their varieties.
No. 900, Baltimore Street, Ba'timorc.
August 70, Isl5.--No. 27-Gw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Von,cn and cnildrcn of en- Irants free OF charge
There IS a BItch..nlh shop tmmrd@''F "PP'S"I ' AN
iefry '"'" SLONE LOVE.
hand.
June u, iSi5.-!o- -6m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
TEXAS FERRY.

yE7lIE, subscriber has Just rs'ablshcd nc" Terry
1 ncross Red river, where he IS prepared I" accom-
,,n,,t, tlr trayriiar and rmlgratiug community on
The most liberal terms. said ferry at the cFn'',I
the main road from Fort Smith to CoUcc BEND an" 'n
forks Of the Trinity reAas,aud is decidedly the '
est and brs, rout from Missouri and Arkansas u '"'
upper part Of Texas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
LUMBER.

BUILDING LUMBER. and humber for steamboa
buckets and arms. for sale by
May 2i, i645 SCOTT, WHITE & CD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Consult your interest, aud call at the Van
Buren, Wholesale aud Retail Cash Storc'
on Main II. iryou wish to obtain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Preston Mathews, De-
feHddnt. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
Sackissg HsnstOEsss.

SnckEng hsNstOEass,
NNOR BEDS for sale at tho cheap cash store oil
4 WALLACE e. WARD.
July 2Gth, lS45.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
CARPENTERS REPORT

Inc wilmington and Liverpool Packet. SO far as we
can ascertain, was originally iron fastened. We find in
lower mold, I feet from kclson, and abreast fore hatch
IRON lult bolt, where another has been eaten off Nv
rust me pointers aft were originally iron fastened
tn" IRON shows >tllD but have been since conner fas-
tened No copper butt belts can be seen from inside
we Nnd some copper fastening outsidc-probabiv short
c"H'" ~ me carpenters /" dunpS.' The sealing is only
secured |" me tImhcrs with wooden plugs abou, g inches
'o0s' ana some IRON 8 inch spikes. These we find are
mostly gone by rust. Also find a leak in the RIM Find
! 81 her upper deck beams have been seat, fold work T.
i'r'e new beams scaii-(2d patch work. Iron ias,en.
ing IN the bottom, probably original, and as near AS We
can ascertain, the ~shcathing has been on 3 wears II
"""o he mighty necessary to strip the bottom. eoulk.
''uS'' Sneh'h ana copper. Wood ends rs far as wa have
'N'''"e' are very open, The decks are in a vcry had
STATE New decks will be required entire: new rudder
posi- s new r"'der pintles composition: filler and
wheel new s'aneheons; par, new rails and hulwarks
''' around llalnlnaNt; 2 new 7. G.. masts. A new ~ g.
!afoNi new MAN 'opsail yard; new combines 10 s6cr
''"''h' Hha deck We think it very likely in taking nm
we uec"s te cnds OF beams and WATERWAYS will be
''"" "'raI'a II proves 10 he the ease Q times in 10
~" %" snaps Farther Il" beam under bswspr,,
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

if any petty difficulties arise upon religious
grounds between the i've sects that now d.
vide the country, that they should be settled
without appeal to law, by a spirit Of mutual
forbearance and compromise. But if it be
necessary that they should be brought before
government, the exercise of the same cour.
tcsy which has Characterised the Consul Of
France in this case, will greatly facilitate
an amicablc and satisfactory settlement.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Honolulu, Jan. 90, 1915.

HONOLULU, Jan. GO, 1915.
AT a meeting of the Hawaiian Whaling
Company held at the French Consulate this
day. ,
The report of the committee appointed to
examine and report upon the state of the
ship and what will be required to fit her out,
was read by the Secretary, by which it ap-
pcared that the sum of S27,l73 would be
required for that purpose.
The following resolutions were then made
and unanimously carried =
LIST. Resolred,-That the thanks Of this
meeting are due to the committee of exam
ination for the minute and detailed report of
the state ofthe ship Wilmington and Liver
pool packet, and for their estimates of the
sum required to tit her out effcctually for a
whaling voyage.
Cd. Reso!red,-That according to the re-
port OF the committee of examination the ship
Wilmington and Liverpool Packet is unfit
for the purpose intended by the projected
Hawaiian Whaling Company.
Sd. Resolred,-That the Hawaiian Whal-
ing Company be dissolved, and the subscri-
bers to the association released from their
subscriptions.
9TH. Resolred, -That for the information
of the public, and more especially the un-
der-wrlters. these resolutions and the report
OF the committee Of examination upon which
they are grounded be published in the gov
eminent paper.
9th, Rcsolred,--Ihat the thanks Of this
meeting arc due Jules Dudoit, Consul of
France for his conduct in the chair.
9Th. Resolved, That the thanks of this
meeting are due VIM. Patty, Esq, Collector
OF ii. Ms customs, for his services as hon
orary secretary.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the lila.
Waiian Whaling Company.

FRrNCH CONSULATE. Jan. 20, IS45.
Agrecably to notice a meeting N the Ha-
waiian Whaling Company was held this
day.
J. DupoiT was chosen Chairman.
WM. Patty Secretary.
1t was unanimously resolved that Messrs.
J. J. Pcll. u. p. Pcnhallow, X. w. Holt.
G. Drew and l.. Gravicr be appointed a
committee to ascertain the state of the shin
Wilmington and Liverpool Packet, what
sails and other articles there are belonging
to her, whether canvass, whalc-lincs, boats.
casks &c, can be obtained and at what
prices, what is required to fit the ship for sea,
SC, and to report the same to the company
on Wednesday, Jan 29d. at 10 A. Nj.
Voted that the meeting be adjourned to
"Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
VIM. Patty, See'y.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

The WoRLD.-Mon have got a fashion
noW-a-days, that two or three b~usy-bodies
VIII take upon them the name of the world,
and broach their own c~onccits as if it were
a general opinion. r-Bacon,
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

A-..Al
"'' :,
VIII not say .na' ,hcy nave commenced
ny Icao'hS .n. 'hc At'or"c! 'enc'"' 'h''
,nJ wan,no Coo man Lonar,n
M.Loo l. Tho man, anI Anw,;nuu ,Ln wom,,
No;,hor oil T s,v ,Lat !, - urnrr ,h,t ,hnv
s,nnoso thnso tva or,ors r,;,,d hy Tho ,;o
crmponramo. and ,ha, ,hn d;snu,n ,ooL nl,co
~ ,ho nnEI;o h;nhunu TTnIa ,ro c;rcn,n-
.,.n..s ,bat ,nooar - ro ortoo tr;n;nr i'm
n"r.onoa Lrtt t,l,n c,o, !, th,t h,yn nn,
CONDUCTED mysoIc; ~ Tho w,v wh;cb tho A.
1880 80 ha' ,,,,In,oI ~ 49, anl
49,. n,n ~, Lnn, ,ha, ve;,L .rh;,h l., Lns
......Lal ara
He rcproachcs me with having nodded
in a quarrel with which have not mcddlcd.
l was ignorant then and am still ignorant OF
OF the the subject OF the dispute. con'cn-
ted myself with saying very politely to those
two persons that they disturbed my school,
and that they would obligc nc if they would
90 away a little further to settle their dis
putc. Any other school master would have
done the same II mistake not even in the
public interest. | did not busy myscllin re-
plying to the injuries of the woman, with
whom | was not acquainted, and ! was far
AOHh '"' ~ W. 'H' 'i'|i INV Vi
England but, | let her talk on and clos
ed my school. 1t was no longer possible to
continue.
| have not been to complain to the Eva
Magistrate as they suppose. 1t was Kahu-
kula, who informed of the affair by another
voice besides mine. wrote TO kahauolono TO
iudge the woman and to punish her if she
was really culpable. It was not me as thew
.-.:. ..l Al -
the magistrate. but it was a Mahai. who 5v
order Of the magistrate, came to ring them
and also me. was summoned to appear at
a trial that | had never solicited. | went.
Notwithstanding, in the hope that it would
result we'll for the TRANQUILITY of schools and
for the maintenance of the law of l4th. Nov.
1910, which will be found Chapter l2 Haw-
allan statutes, page 81. have never struck
with my cane the book of the magistrate. I
know better how to respect myself. But |
asked for myself and for nv neophvtes to
be sworn upon the Catholic Bible. and |
have never pretended that the Protestants
could not be sworn upon theirs. Well con-
WINGED that | could not expect of the Eva
Magistrate as much intelligence as a Judge
of a superior order,I wrote to his Excellency.
~. iNuNu""do"' u nave MS oPih!oh' ana MS
la n"I answoiou nc 'ha' 'Ie Judge at
n " Poiioo''y well uohe. l was even
u'ol".eu 'hat SUN was the OPINION OF the
oooic'"ty Vi ''a'c lor oreiSh Affairs. 1t
"as y" 'Dasequence OF tnls that ! wrote to
% = ave d 10 o'her intention Dut 10
No'M Wv" ~ my u'''cu1y ana that OF my
MooP"ytes' ny reason OF inc
= VI '"e oa,h' ana inc diitlculty IN which
W.. II ourselves TO OBTAIN justice II they
.N1D ~ wan, . s"car US upon the FRO