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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-09-19
Letter from Hnvaii.

WArNF,. HAwAu, Sept II. 1851.
DEAR SIR The Annual Term of the Circuit
Court for this side Of Hawaii, has just closed At this
place. after an unusually long session. There were
10 less than thirteen criminal and eight civil eases
on the docket. His Honor Chief Justice Allen, occu-
pied the bench, assisted by one Of the Circuit Judges
for the island. Mr.. sheldon. The bar vas represent
Il by Mcssrs. Harris. Montgomery and Kauwahi,
from Honolulu, and several Of the local disciples Of
Coke. The court was held At the residence Of q. X.
Lindsey, Esq, 1t keanuionanu, decidedly the pretti-
est place in Waimea, with its white buildings, grassy
enclosures, putting stream, and trees that shelter
from the winds that n times blow rather strongly.
The hospitality Of the late Mr.. Fay. formerly propri-
etcr Of this estate, IS we'll kept up by Mr.. Lindsey,
ami the court and bar expressed themselves much
Indebted 10 him for his many acts Of kindness and
the facilities afforded them.
The climate Of Waimea Is 4 very fine one, especial
" for those who have resided long in the hot and
dusty place that claims (however appropriately or
no,) to be the metropolis. The mornings especially,
before the sun gets up, remind enc much Of October
in New England, and a brisk walk or short gallop
on horseback, produces a fine glow, brings the color
To the cheeks, and gives glorious appetite for the ten
der steaks and juicy mutton for which this locality Is
noted.
His Majesty the King. paid a short visit to this
ANA=htth wv ANA WIN hNNNAAt.At'NA - 80 -"
Mckibbin, and P. \. kaeo. The party, | learn, had
intended to make "A "trip to Maunakea 10 shoot geese,
but besides the fact that the season for these birds
was over. His Majesty did not enjoy his usual health
in this cold climate, and on the eth returned 10 kai-
lua to rejoin the other members Of the Royal family.
On the passage here from kona, which was made in
boats, that in which DR.. Mckibbin took passage, got
clpsized in a puff OF wind off kaelehululu, and the
DR.. took an involuntary sea bath, but without any
serious consequences.
The Court adjourned last evening, and Judge
Allen proceeded on 10 Hilo, 10 finish the business of
the term. The most interesting case at Waimea, was
that of Henry Purdy rs. r. c. Janon, damages laid
At $4,000. The matter in dispute is sundry and di-
verS cattle, branded and unbranded, which plaintiff
AYERS that the agents Of defendants have shot and
otherwise destroyed. Defendant contends that the
claim is utterly without foundation in truth, and
after several days sparring between counsel for par
ties, Il commission was issued for taking the testi-
mouy of several Witnesses AT Honolulu and elsewhere,
so that the case lies over until next year.
Yours, &c, koHALA.
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Conn ~
rHcRknar. sEPrEuRER 10. 1.sl.

the tne clipper ,hip Radsgr arrived on ThuT-lay last from
bo-toa- aftsr a passage % To- days She bring. a Isr-e cargo
q general merchandise. which ~II De fDunI reported below
Her goods have turned out ia the SAM fresh condition Ia which
she always delivers them. She ha- been IaiI on fr >lu FRAN
etseo, AMI having part ia cargo ready VIII sail about tn euIo q
The month
The Emma Rooks returned yesterday from a voyage to the
Amor aud PetrDpooysLi- Tn result q her venture ~ have
not le1rn1L- ti"ugh we understand h-r caro- hl- been disposed
q Capt Wiiurs men Orantt % his voyage viii D. found be-
low she has seen no EhaI=r-- and brings no reFlTts from The
feet.
The bark Toe vii he despatched on Saturday u NcKean'-
Island, u take ir a cargo q rHauo, ami then proceed - sydney
She will offer 4 good opportunity To those wishing u end advica-
% the colonies, a. she will Ect be detained At the -lano i.llnd
over two weeks
The Yankee i advertised for Saturday. and j. loaIiu- With
sugar, salt, PGIu and Goals. She Tn be The first vessel for that
port
Our market remains very laet, with few transactions. We
quote c1Tr-nt rates
sCGAE-SaIss FOR export ) n zee
hoLAssss-I5 a Isc Der gallon.
CRrsEED sUGGs--al-s NJ l.! a IJc.
AxEElcAS BEEF-SI7 an :Is pr barrel
AxEETcAx PoEk-sIs a 80 pr bar.I.
HIoEs-Dun At 6 az &c.
GOiT SEEs-Dul 1t &c.
ENrEaSGg-oH ihe United States Offering 1t par to two per
cent discount
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MEMORANDA.
Cruise ofIhr Emmn Rookie.

Mr. E~DroE-knowing the interest you take in the move
mcnts Of Hawaiian vessels, l annex hereto n summary Of the
cruise of the Emma R0oks To PetrupauIoski AMI other ports.
In your valuable journal The Enna Rookie sailed Nav 5,b
with light trade. passing to Is-sari were beeaIuei all m.
hst night Crossed the meridian in Lat. 81 rs. NAV Eth
The lsth day from Honolulu. were within two DAYS sail If
PetropaGloski, when, taking a heavy y. D. gale, hove 20 nearly
IL days arrived at our port June : making the passage 81
days While going in spoke the English top-saiI schooner Eliza
Mary, bound To Shanghai. July l, III; PesrUpaulossi for Nic,-
afsky we're six days reaching Paramuchir straits, di,tsu.
about 200 miles from PetropaaIoski, July IL, in the sa-talf,,
Sea. spoke Am schooner Ida, fnsn Nicolacfsky to PetrupapIo.
kis were two duys passing through LaperUuse strait I'M, m.
6ulf % Elrtary- July 18Th touched at lie Castris. July 20
in the gulf TaTtary, exchanged signals with the Am. hlrk WICK
cry bOunl down the afternoon Of same DAY. spoke Am. horn,
brig Orbt-, from NIcDiaef-ky for IIaSoIali. July u, arrived ~
NieoL1stski- Aug 10, left Nieottsf-ky @r Honolulu. Aug II.
bound % Sieolaefsky. Light :. ". winds down th- cuff Aug
20, passed. HakOilli Aug i. Lat. IL so Long. $50 p. c.ni-
up with and pad n hrrm- brig heading To the eastward
sept o. in Lat .! 10. crossed the meridian Lat -. took Ieht
trade winds create Z distance made in - hours. ~ the ~
up, 254 mi.=S passage down, rs miles. The greatest
l.. arrived at FOn1uIu 18th Waking the massage frr,I
u days The voyage with hut few exr.ptf,,. |
has been q succession o. light winis and mcIentc weather.
Yours WX. VI WIBrE.
II Am ship Rad9ga, Buriiti-Let Boston Nav Ist WAS
IS days to Staten Land thence To- sos :. was 20 DAYS. during
which experienced very severe weather, continual gales from
INV. To ws-w. After that, lad light, variable winds the
Of the passage saw several vessels of the Horn.
did nos learn any Of their names or where bound. Arrived
{ Honolulu sept l.. all well, after a pAssaSs Of I35 days.
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ALL ABOUT WATERING see another notice up in
the streets this week, telling the public that there j.
a scarcity Of water. And sure enough, don't the
people know that, without having dye-doI!ar posters
issued to tell them OF IL Here il this hot. dry and
dusty month Of September. when every tongue Is
parched. and cur tables, counters, shelves and clothes
are literally covered with dust; when our plants ami
flowers are whitening for moisture, and the streets
filled with dusty clouds, the public must have these
notices thrust on them, that they can't have what
they have paid for. But more than this. hy what
authority does the superintendent OF water issue
notice that those who have paid for water for a speci-
fed term and a specified object, shall forfeit their
right, if they don't obey his orders He may have
authority, bu; let him show it. Those who Juy any
thing, even II It be water. expect TO obtain what they
pay for in advance. This issuing Of great flaming
hand bills now and then, may keep the government
printing ofice employed; but who pays the fiddler
BY the way, isn't there q small debt on these Water
Works, with an occasional call for interest thereon;
and ought not economy 10 be practiced in the Water
Department -
CURRENTs-The following paper was picked up
September 10th, 1861. on the beach at Kaawa. on the
windward side Of this island, 1t explains itself:
From on board the bark Fanny Major Of san Francseo-
civil time, in Latitude. ~ 90 y. and Longitude I55- So ".
4" Gays lToln Sau FRANCISCO bound Tor Honolulu. all well On
board.
The finder Will please report when and where found.
JuHN Patty. Master.
P :. Maui East point bearing :. W. by :. about % miles dis
taut.
We have a suggestion 10 make TO our worthy Com
;nodore, who i fond experimenting; that is, that he
try the experiment of carrier pigeons; say take two
or three from Honolulu. and when three. FIVE and ten
days out, let them 20 with messages. Perhaps they
will return to Honolulu. Ifso, they could soon be
distinguished by ribbons around their necks, and the
letters received or perhaps when coming from Sar
Francisco, Honolulu pigeons might be sent off two
or three days out from this port. to tell US that
the mail is coming. Let us have a fair trial.
y The SpeeiceH with the mails will be fully
due on sunday next, Sept. %.
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CUEl-A New York Exchange Say. - the troubles in the
Unt1i states have PRODUCED di,a-tr9i, result. M CiI,, TIT
prce OF sugar has aall-n amt the price u provisions and m.
rats 81 freight enormously increased, 80 TIA; many u the plan
Ness-n=-r % jun - says There j. a tis. pr-g-nt rlaIl~n. a
very hr-e nHmter % Chinese eroi-s ia the --verai d-Iots Or
btrrscopns near this city, AMI W. understand that tie imTsyrters
Ind IL very diHcul: % obtain CONTRACTORS o. take tIam even AT
much less than 4 costs t. bring them from Asia L. j. reported
~ noH.s assne hs n"" on hand here, anil daily expect
cd over 100 fh-eNp-ns~ u feeding them alone Is = consider
able item at this mOm-nt-
ESGLAND AND the CoIruy PEaBrcr-A Squtb.r, ul,rt.r
recently arrived from Europe, a man 81 stlnling and extensive
,ntor1atIon, says, as per a Iettrr just received from a friend in
Mays that England will not IenI the south a dollar.
AMI France cannot II she would. lie says se have no idea 81
the energy with which England j. pro-erutin, IN, cuI;ivation ~
cotton in india and Australia. In India tsenty-six millions u
irt Interested IA investigating thu subject. lie says that in
,ngsh .sss ttsn tea years s. III ned no cotton irm America
TEE CCTrgS QvssnoS-w. =. Steams. % the firm ofStearus.
HOBART X Co, Bombay, AMI son 81 President Stearn-. OF
April, says: Il went into tn INTERIOR ." = e~ E" %s.T u's .il.l ~
far a shoi.Fore, AMI huDi that the natives throughout the
amount Of hni which had been hd out aud planted by them.
founded on persona, oi.srr, ,a6 a ~ ,hn Ny word for it
tnnes, IN five years time India will export 1000 coo hale. The
quality IS constantly improving. and the means Of TRANSFORM
ton are becoming . easy that the south will not r.. abIe 10
COMMAND the monopoly Of the staple out Of the Union"
roaAccO ~ CALIFoExLA-Up b the preSent time s,vy tho !
ana. the caItur- 81 tnlr,-r, =, Ia q he AZ te
only 10 q limited extent. hut that this i hereafter TO become
noted rs a tobacco raising state. there i no doubt. The ey,-r
iments already made concIusiveIy show tbat the soil and eli
mate are admirably adapted to il successful cultivation, aud
- the home consumption j. 90 extensive. a market mr., viii h.
iound for all that can he produced for many wears to come. ".
were presented yesterday with samples Of hIIers- raised from
ee havana seed, which have the flavor Of the finest tobacco
grown IN the oueen Of the Antilles. Tdese are from a crop Of
some SIX hundred pounds. raised in the low lands Of Yuba
S"unty' ma Narysvile- The lot was purchased by W. Simon
q that city, who has carefully cured the same. which Is now
imported = hIIers." This tobacco can =. plsnttaJ and 's hnq
and sold 10 an uncurei condition for ten cents per round. at
II viii command from forty to fifty cents per pound. The SANG
farmer who raised this lot has planted three acres, which will b.
r-iu.e The assertion so often made. that California tobacco can
OEdUc OFT rOse arfemutIng Il cure II
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DnD OF HOMor.ur.u- TT. T.
ARRIVALS

Fan clipper ship Raduga, Burdit, 1873 days from
Boston.
E-sch kanehaneha ", Morse, from Hanalei, with l:
cords wood.
G-sch haInOi- shepherd, FIN kahului and LaIaina. with
50 Kegs sugar, 10 bT1s mOIlsses. 10 bags flour II
bags beans, 3 bags wool. Passengers-Messr
Tower and Merrill, and . natives on deck.
E-sch kekauluOhI. NaTchant. from kau and KOna- with
~ bales fungus, % bags fungus. 20 bags coffee. )
hides, 3 bjls goat skins, 100 punches bananas. 5000
oranges. 800 IL koa lumber, l brl taIIOw. L. hogs.
etc, and 50 deck passengers.
H-Sch Henry, Riyiere. from wiuiwari ports.
i1-steanIer ki!auea, BerrilI, from wiudwarI Ports. with
10 head cattle, So sheep, ; horses, SO kegs sugar.
Ibris m0htsses, III c. mdse. IS bags potatoes. IL
hides 80 goat skins, 6 bales fungus. Il hos. etc.
l5-Sch haiuna, Henry, from Kealakekua. with 50 bales
pull, ! bale fungus, 90 bags arrowroo., I cords
wood, / horse.
ls-Haw- sch Emma Rookie, Wilbur, - days from Nico-
iaefsky.
lS-seh Noiwahine. Kuheana, from koloa and Nawfiwfi.
with l3 bris and q kegs beet, IL brlS ta.ipw. So
bdes- blls goat skins, I kegs butter, - bags pea
nuts, = bales fungus, Is pigs, Il bIls poi. 9 bIIs
pork, . cords wood, ! HORSES cabin AMI o. deck
passengers
l9-Seh odd Fellow, Candlge, from Kauai.
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Il annehameha w.. kiu. of The Hnwuifuu
Islands.

BE- 1T KNOWN, to all whom it NAV concern, that
we, KAMEH,MEnA ", King of the Hawaiian Islands.
having been officially notified that hostilities are now
unhappily pending between the Government of the
United States, and certain States thereof styling them
selves 50 The Confederate States OF America, hereby
proclaim Our neutrality between said contending
parties.
That Our neutrality is TO be respected TO the full
extent Of Our jurisdiction, and that all captures, and
and seizures made within the same are unlawful, and
in violation Of Our rights rs a Sovereign.
And be it further known. that We hereby strictly
prohibit all Our subjects, and all who reside or may
he within Our jurisdiction, from engaging either
directly or indirectly in privateering against the
Shipping or Commerce of either of the contcndinr
parties, or Of rendering any aid to such enterprises
whatever; and all persons so offending will be liable
TO the penalties imposed hy the laws of nations, AS
well rs 10y the laws Of said States, and they will in no
wise obtain any protection from Us as against any
penal consequences which they may incur.
Be it further known. that no adjudication of prizes
will be entertained within Our Jurisdiction, nor will
the sale of goods or other property belonging TO
prizes be allowed.
BE it further known, that the rights of asylum are
not extended To the Privateers or their prizes OF either
If the contending parties, excepting only in case of
distress or Of compulsory delay 10y stress of weather
n dangers of the sea, or in such cases as may be
egulated by Treaty stipulation.
Given ut Our Marine Residence
Of hailua, this 10Th day of
August, y. ID. 1861. and the
Seventh of Our Reign.
by the King, kAMEHAMEHA.
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DIED.

lin Honolulu, sept. II, Martha, wife Of the Hon. John Ii,
Of consumption aged 10 years.
CLoUGH-In Honolulu, Sept. ., Mr.. John CIough, aged 20.
belonging to Newburgh, y. y. He was mate II the Morning
sta IN 1882 but came from the United states an officer on
board the whaleship Thomas Dickson.
HAEEISGToN-At L. :. Hospital. Honolulu. Sept. 5. John
belonging to Cairo. Greene County. \. Y, where
his parents n"w reside. lie died in consequence 81 a severe
injury received from the blow Of IA whale, on the 10Th of July.
while attached to the wfialeslip General Pike. lie VA a.
charged upon the Consulate August Il.
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PASSENG ERS.

FOREIGs-
grom BOsTOS-Per Raiusa, sept I2-yFs Buriitt Captains
wife) and chill, Henry W Saunders
c0ASTwIsF.
Per KuArEA. Sept. l5-Fronl HgHaif Cant Worth. " l.
Green. j Montgomery, T Me,ral. q IA Macy, Hon l. Haalelea. J
Watson. Nr Hufdte. From Maui : Nrs RIns, \ z NcUregOr,
l. L. Torberr-I1 cabin and ia deck passenger
For WESDwARD POI.rs-peT kiIIueI- Sept. l1-C0l Parker.
L :. ConsuL, ID C. Waterman. A ! McGrrgor, Mr. II Dickinson.
Master Henry wat-rfOuse. DIR White. Capt Jas Make TlD- II
Marshall. : q WaIeT-9 cabin, and about 80 lrcL passengers. ]
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am ship SpceiSen. Chadwick, would have san francisco for
Honolulu sept due sept ~ % ~.
An clipper bark BenefActOr. Corning. would leave San Fran
cisco for HonskOng, about September Is, to touch at this
port
British bark Thomas Daniel. sailed from Liverpool OF the 3O.h.
June. with al assorted cargo o. JaniOn, Green X Co.
The HanoEerIIn bug >chEIuge, Capt hokemuIer. loo tons
capacity, Ief; Hamburg May 5h. with an assorted caro- to
Hackfeid & CO-due in all September.
Haw. schooner Queen. keyte. may BE looked Tor in all Septem-
her, from n Southern expedition.
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MAKRIED.

DDi0ND-WA TEHH1rsE-In Honolulu, at the Fort Street
Church, Thursday evening. Sept. Il. by Rev. 4. C0rwin. Vim,
H. Dimond to Miss Ellen d. Waterhouse, Oldest daughter Of
j. t. WaterhOuse, Esq. all Of this city.
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Our Foreign Relations.

On Thursday last, we received from the De
partment of Foreign Relations the following pro-
clamation, issued by the King, which defines our
position on the p~rivateer question, which MAY
come up for notice by the government, should
the Rebellion in America continue any length of
time
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BY the King,
By the King and Kuhina Nui.
II. c. WILLIE.

II NNLLIE.
the official organ, in its last issue, says: - Even
the foreign department has failed to furnish an
exception to the general dullness of the times
for peace and amity continue to reign between
this country and the rest of mankind. " Either
the writer of that is in utter ignorance of the
present state Of things, or it must be viewed as Il
bold and unrightcous attempt to hoodwink the
public by uttering a false statement. 1t is cur
rently known that the French Commissioner has
made sundry demands on this government. and
that these may become the cause of serious
trouble. Rumor has been busy during the past
week or two regarding the character of the
One day we hear that the dismissal
of the Foreign Minister Is called for the next.
that the French Commissioner is to receive his
passports again, that the Judges of the Supreme
Court are all to be impeached and sent adrift
lastly that the town is to be bombarded. I'M
the property left by the SPaniard jose Nadal
is forthcoming. All these are idle rumors. no
doubt but that is no reason. why the fact
should be ignored that certain vexatIous, and
unjust demands have been made by the
French Commissioner which if persisted in may
INVOLVE the country in serious trouble.
These demands. 50 far rs WE can learn. pertain :
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SbiPs' Mails.

FoE SAN FsaScI>CO-per Yankee, Sept. 81.
FOR sYDSEY-per Zoe, on Monday next.
FOR HILo-Per Nettie Merrill, on Saturday, and Steamer. or
Monday next
For SACAE-per Moiwahine, on Friday.
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VESSELS IN PORT-sEPT. ID.

H. l. Ms Corvette GaIathee. du Cornuler-Lucini-re
Am bars Yankee. Commodore Patty.
Am ship RliuSa- BuriitI, up for san Francisco
Am bark Zoe, Lawton.
Am Miss. brig Morning Star. GeIett-
Haw VII bark Harmony --
Iiaw- sch LihOIiho. Bush.
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CHorcE WINE.-We have received from Mr. Dudley
c. Bates, n bottle Of Currant Wine, made and put up
by our former towusman, Mr.. J. f. &. Marshall, ut
his farm in Westboro', Mass. This wine has a very
pleasant flavor, very grateful 10 such rs have
been accustomed to it in the States, where it IS
often made by those who cultivate currants. There
is nothing in this wine but the pure juice Of the cur
rant and sugar, and the price At which Mr.. Bates
holds it (@12 per dozen) is so reasonable that those
who use wine, either for cooking, health or medicine,
will give it a preference. 1t is the pure article. We
hope Mr.. NJ. will be encouraged to keep his press in
constant operation.
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SUNDAY PERFoRMANCES.-Las Sunday the ma
rines attached to II. l. NJ. Ship GGighec, some 20 in
number, lmc on shore, armed with muskets bay
oneted, and, with a band of music, marched to the
Catholic Church, where they attended service. All
this may be very well, but would it not be better for
strange-s % conform to the customs Of the country
where they may be visiting. There is an old pro-
verb, = while in Rome we should DO as the Romans
do The PoiyHcsiun says that the soldiers came
ashore to attend a 9 grand military mass" In Yam
keedom, they would call such a turnout q - grand
military mass meeting"
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tn CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in A few weaks by u very simple remedy,
after having suffered seveaal years with Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consump,ion--is anxious TO make known TO
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used (free Of charged, with
the directions for preparing and using the same
which theywil find shnre Cure for Consnml'-
ten, ASTHMA, BHoscHIruS, &c. The ONO on-
ice, OF the advertiser in sending prescription is
10 benefit the afflicted and spread Information
which he conceives 10 be invaluable. and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as il
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address ,-
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wikamsbnrgn, Kings County, y. York
Get Is, lSG0-ly.
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County Expenses.

TINE following statement Of County tx.
L penses for the year 1861, is published in
compliance with the 9th section OF the 2s,h
article of the new code, which is rs follows:
" They shall make out and publish annually,
in at least two newspapers published in their
respective counties, if there be Two, detailed,
minute and accurate statement OF the expenses
of their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item OF expense, and for what and
to whom paid; and shall also deliver TO the
Sheriff of their respective Counties rs many
copies of such statement rs there are Election
Districts in the Connty, at least ten day before
each general election, and the Sheriff shall,
within six days after the receipt of such copies
set up one OF them at the place of holding
elections in each Election District, and the
Clerk to the County Commissioners and the
Sheriff, who shall fail TO perform the duty i'm
posed BY this section, shall each forfeit the sum
of one hundred dollars"
BY order OF the County Commissioners.
Test-WM. KlLGOUR, Clerk.