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For WESTWARD PoErs-per Kiiauea. June 25-Rev ; 4
Efsb0p. wife ami ! children. II DickensOu. J Ringer. X Neville
AMI wife. = A Schaeher, J Raymond, | CornweiL. Mrs CoruTeH,
J & Kinney. Chas Lake, Rev keTserf-17 cabin and 80 deck
passeugers-
For SAN FsAyCIsco-per Live Yankee. June 23-w II Deal,
T. De MOurE-2
For SAY FRASCIsCO-per Milton Badger, june Thames
Bid, " shapietOn-2
From WIxDwAED PoETS-Pcr Khauea, June &C T Hart.
A C smith, 2 II Bailey, a VI kahaleSsi-i cabin and 10 deck
Messengers
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DEPARTURES.

June 23-Schr Active, Quincy. tr Rohsla.
Ozark Nauna Lo1. Adams, for KCna.
23-Schr Moi Keisi. Sapeia. tor kahului.
Z5-Br. bark Hadley-, Payne, for Ba.er : Island.
2J-stmr Kilauea. McGregoT, Tor Wiudwari Ports.
25-Schr NeJtie Merrill. Kinney, for Lahaiaa-
25-Schr Helen. Baiiister for Mako.
2G-Schr Mary, Nika, for Anahcla-
Z.-Schr Ka Moi, Wilbur. for Kahului.
Z7-Schr Fmelne, Crane. FOR hyua ard Kau-
Am srhr Milton Badger, for san Francisco.
2s-Schr NanUokawsi. MaTchan;. for Hama.
2S-SchT Kate Lee, Fountain. for UIupalakaua-
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ITEMS.

4 ship made entirely Of cork sat one of the wharves of
Mobile
nineteen paying dividends namely : nine copper six TN; and
four silver lead, and many OF these are fast receiIns in value.
The golfers and iron wOrkers Of England and South Wales
were rushing OF to the Uuitei States in hundreds-siNty fImi-
lies leaving in one DAY IA fact greatly depiored BY the London
Ti1es.
In FugInnd the income tax is sixpeuce upon every pornd,
about y per cent. During the fiscal year just ended. the ag-
create incomes upon which taxes were collected were $685.
sO3,6I5, and the amount Of tax was 81, II 400.
REprcTtoS OF STEAM FREIGHTs-We would direct the spe-
ciaI attention ~ importers and shippers in Central America to
the tariff q frcights between that coast and the United States,
recently established by the Pacific Mail Compauy's line q
steamers from Aspinwali to New York aud that OF tho Panama
Railroad Company On examining this tariff it viii be seen
on through hill hding in n specifed time. and at rates little
exceeding those OF sailing vessels: and there IS no DOUBT that
~ - IL xL., ,b@v RS exiect their goods o. wien their
produce viii reach its standardization Star
Corn NrcGErs.-Speakinr Of the largest nugget Of gold on
record. an authority says hat it was found at BallaTat, Austria
weighing I93 pounds was picked up in Calsvsras County, Gala.
Not any such are lying round loose in that section Of the coun-
try at present. A third was found in Australia, weighing lI5
pounds such chunks Of good luck are like angels visits,
fw and FAR between" Tue story Of the gold digger finding 81
Irrs A iump. anil who, fearing % leave II, offered a thousand
sIofars for a plate Of pork and beans, may not have been en-
trely without foundation
ASorr.R R,IEoAp.-The State OF California bids fair very
soon TO be iuterlaced with milroad-a fortunate thing for
the people, 10 the money can be raied to start them. After
tS.vn VaIrjo and MarysvfIe has been revived, and Mr.. Haskiu,
the managing agent 81 the concern, who j. now in Washington,
favor. The great depth Of water at VaIrjo gives that port an
advantage which cannot be overlooked when a railroad IS in
Bee
NEw TEIEGRArH BETwEES Europe AND ANERICA-It is
announced that a company is in course Of formation to carry
out the concession granted by the King OF Denmark IN Noyem,
her Last. for working a double line of telegraph between scotland
anil North America. by way Of Iceland and Greenland. The
eaplll y y ny ~ ses0 .,rr Ths cbjsft go ~ ,bSs
enterprise will b. the subdivision Of the cabIein Mt short lengths,
minished, as will also the cost OF repair in the event Of any
defect after the cable is laid
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Her Majesty Queen Emma's Carriage.
His MajeStys : al.
Carriage of Her late Royal Highness.
Carriage of Her Majesty the Queen Dowager.
The Kings Chancellor
Cabinet Ministers.
His ExceIlency the Minister Resident of the United States,
James Mcbride.
II. l. MS Commissioner, Mons. DeSnoyers.
Ii. B. Ms Acting Commissioner, W. l.. Green.
Judges of Supreme Court.
Privy Councillors
Members of the Legislative Assembly.
Consular Corps.
Circuit Judges.
Clerks of Government Departments.
Members Of the Bar.
Collector General, Custom House Officers and Officers OF the
Customs.
Marshal and SherIfs of the different Islands.
Kings Neomanry.
Foreign Residents.
Ahahui ka4humanu.
Hawaiian Population Generally.
Hawaiian Cavalry.
Police Force.
The Procession will form at 10 o'clock An on Saturday,
June 3Oth, on King street, in front of Iolani Palace. Those who
are to precede the Catafalque VIII form between Richard street
and Fort street, and those who are to follow, on the Waikiki
side OF the Palace gate.
The Procession viii start at II O'Clock \. NJ, precisely. and
will proceed through King street to Nuuanu street, thence by
Nuuanu street TO the Royal Mausoleum.
The Procession will he under the direction Of the Governor of
Oahu.
Ioani Palace. June 81, 1866.
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DIED.

EoHtysoy-DieI at Queens Hospital, Honolulu, May Is, Mr.
charles Robinson. Of aneur.sm- He had been SEX since anu
Wore h. "a known to haze friends still residing. lSydhey
papers please copY-i
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RRI

a., Honolulu, June 23i, by Rev ;. C.
Dap,op. yy. James GO!dsOne to Mrs Mary rs Miller
cg.v y,uor-On the 2!th Of June, at the residence Of Mr..
: O. WUtrr E1aLa Plantation, KOolau. by the Rev. :. Poll,
NJ era "a Miss Emma Mahoe, both Of kualoa.
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Ships Mails.
PORT or HONOLULU. H. I.

For StS FRASCIsC0-per Monitor, Tuesday next.
For VIM tED P"ETs-per KfIusI, Monday
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JUN 90. 1866.
Up To this writing. we are without further arrivals from San
Francisco, though Two vesses-the brig Sunny South, and
the ship Cahforgfa-are fully due. The Eight winds prevail
ing just now, may keep them out Il day or two longer
The bark Lire Yankee sailed on Saturday last for san Fran
cisco, and the schooner Milton BadgsT, on Wednesday,, both
taking fall carsoes.
The exports % sugar and molasses for the half year, ending
June 5Oth, have been.
srGAR-PrrvousIy reported to June s.-.-...-..o46O,s2 $40 Lbs.
e G IiSi Ysns : june g5...-..-:.... SSiSSi
Per Milton Badger, June 2T------- - 2O5O72
Total 6 iO6O7, 585 Lbs.
IAssEs-Previo reported to June s.--..--335y3i9 Calls
Per- live Yaasss, june 49,. ISIS
Per Milton Badger, June =5.-------- 1895
Total 6 months $40 Calls.
The Collector General has prepared his quarterly exhibit Of
the imports and exports for the pas. three and six months, with
a comparison with the Previous year.
Exports for 3 sl9225l
Showing an increase in six months q about 100000. This
Increase is hardly u fair exhibit a. many Of the invoices
we're not reduced in valuation equal to the reduction in the
foreign sales Of the produce exported In sugar for instance
the foreign price IS greatly reduced, while the invoice valuA-
tbn during the early part Of the year remained about the same
The importations have been as follows;
Imports for 8 months ,OO3,236 s692,11O
Showing an increase Of S3lO,I25 over the first six months in
the previous year, and an excess Of imports over exports of
one AHudred and thirty thousand dollars during the first
SIX months Il 1865. The customs receipts and the general
transactions of the bureau exhibit a corresponding increase
The Portuguese ship Dolores UqnaTts IS from China en-
route 10 CaIiao. She has on board 65 coolies, and touches
here for water and supplies, and to learn the state Of the war
between Peru and SPAIN
The bark Comet will commence Ioaiing on Monday next, and
will be ready to leave about the 10Th Of July. The SmyTniOfe
will leave between the 10th AMI 18Th
Freights come in rather slowly just now, as several Of the
larger mills are lying idle, anil the planters are not in haste to
resume grinding so long as prices in san Francisco remain as at
last aIviees. Consequently freights between here and san
Francisco may remain dull for two or three months to come.
The bark Monitor is nearly loaded, AMI will sail on Tuesday
next for San Francesca, taking 4 cargo OF sugar, moIasses, Pulu,
&c, sc.
Our latest date from san Francisco is June 1, by the SrGRoU.
Latest gold quotation I37 "a l39.
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NOTICE..
Honolulu Water Works.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING WATER PRIV
- ileges are hereby notified that a half years rate, in
advance, will be due and payable at my office, on the first of
July next, and if not paid within ten days from that date, they
viii be liable TO have their water stopped Off without further
notice.
HENRY PRENDERGAST Sup't Water Works.
Office of Honolulu Water Works foot of Nuuanu Street.
526 2t
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PROGRAMME OF THE
OF
Her Late Royal Hisilnc-- Ihe Princes
VICTORIA KAMiMiLU kAAilUMANU.

Undertaken.
ROYAL School. Kawaiahao school Roman CathoAc Schooi,
MacmIe School.
Honolulu Fire Department
Mechanics Benefit Union.
Attending Physicians.
Konolfkis Of Crown Lands, konohikis Of Private Lands oil
Hs Majesty. Konohiks Of Private Lands Of
Her late Royal IIiEhnesS-
Goveruor Of Oahu and staff.
Hulumanu
The Prince Of Hawaii's Own.
Household Troops
The Kings Household Servants
Servants Of Her IaIe Royal IiiFhness-
Protestant Clergy. The Clergy Of the Roman Catholic
Church.
His LorisIip Louis NaiCret. the 1t. Rev. Bishop Of Arathea,
Vicar Apostolic Of the Hawaiian Islands
The Clergy Of the Hawaiian Reformed Catholic church.
His LordsIip the Right Reverend Bishop Staley Of Honolulu.
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AMUsENIENTs.

TnE OPERA lIoUsR. The tlI&lling spec
ncular play Of "Mazeppa" was presented
last evening fdf tho third and last time OF
the present theatrical season. A large and
fashionable audience was present to witness
the splendid performance, and II is needless
70 say that every body was delighted with
the entertainment. Tonight most at
tractive bill is offered. The entertainment
will be varied and every way pleasing in
the highest degree. IL will open with the
proiean Burletta OF ''Thc Young Actress
In which the talented and fascinating
artistic, Miss Kate Fisher viii pcrsonate six
different characters, with songs and dances
The evenings performance will conclude
with the two-act drama Of "Dick Turpir
and Tom King" in which Miss Fisher will
personate the reckless "Dick.r Her splendid
trained horse, wonder" will also be in
troduced in the character of "Blaek Bess.'
Manager ver--who spares no efforts tC
crafty the dramatic taste Of his patrons
will present them with a splendid bill 10
night. Let every body 90. The evening
bids fair to be pleasant, and the house shoul'
be filed TO its utmost
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Into Eoreign NeMs.


The steamer Hibernia passed this point
at half-past three this 4. NJ. She left Liv-
erpoOl July lG, about two o'clock =. NJ,
direct from Quebec, without stopping at
Londonderry.
The latest reports from the Great Eas-
tern were quite favorable. Steady progress
was being made. On Sunday afternoon,
18th, she had paid out two hundred and
eighty-thrce miles of the Atlantic cable.
and had run distance of two hundred and
sixty three miles from land
LIVERPooI, July l6-Noon.-Cott
opens this morning with decided improve
ment in the demand. Sales estimated at
5000 bales. The market Is ilrmer, but
prices are not yet developed,
LONDON, July, lG.-Consols opened at
.S72G@S7l9 tor money. No other markets
since the sailing of the Scotia.
Nothing further has transpred concern
ing the negotiations between Napoleon and
the contending powers.
Several French papers have received the
Governments warning for publishing false
news.
4 sanguinary conflict took place on the
lIlh between the Prussians and Federals,
near Aschellenberg. The former were en-
tirGly successful. The town was In flames
and the Federals were retreating. The
Prussians were marching on Frankfort.
which town had been evacuated by the Fed
eral troops, and the Diet had been removed
10 Augnstenhnrg, where the foreign repre-
sentatives were expected 10 assemble.
The headquarters Of the Prussians, uu-
der the King, have been advanced 30 Brunn.
IL was reported to be in possession Of the
Prnssians, Cialdini had occupied Padua
aud Nieenza, towns on the line of the rail-
road 20 Vienna. The Austrians in Vene-
tia, except those in Venice had no railway
communication with Vienna; so that unless
CiaIdin be dislodged the Austrians can not
render aid In the impending battle with che
prussians.
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aatonttaru and CIommtrrial.
NinrlnIlnii Mnrlle1a.
CINcrNNArI, July

I,,,,,,,,,,,.. -. Il ~
FLouI,The market for the lower grades
"', ,au.o nv loi'Vls 'lnn " w
,,,,, U,s ~ wn,pIse ',s VI mug Shen Suoultl9ns are
ih w, '0,,'.i' G1. nv ~ pvtler BrhueA hIe
,t u, so I.,eS Itnloin ~ iIe ps1nus on extra
$50, ~ ~ SiI -s1nip Az @iu ouVpil' anu
nv ~ ~, ~ 'r,ovo 4, NO. ,.,,
WhhAIwi i..t iheIe ls iatneI more inquiry for
fac ~ c,, Wv , tn teu me nc crop
noG h,shni, ~ o.a.a SoMiS ~ w 81 81 3v ~ ana
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Maryland Conservative State Com
VentiOn.


BALTIMORE, July %.
The Conservative Union State Conven-
ton of friends of President Johnson's poll
icy, assembled here at noon to-day.
At the afternoon session the Committee
on Resolutions reported in substance as
follows
The first approving Of the Presidents
policy.
She second declaring the States essential
parts of our system OF Government.
The third affirming the abolition of sla-
very, but protesting against attempts tO
ignore distinction Of races.
The fourth protesting against apprOpria-
tiOns 10 educate and feed negroes.
The fiilh denounces the Registry Law in
Maryland
The sixth approves call for the Phila-
delphia Convention.
Montgomery Blair, Governor Swami, J.
w. Cristield aud Reverdy johnson, were
Appointed delegates at large. William
Leonard, of Worcester County, WAS nom
mated for State Controller.
Delegates from the various Congressional
districts selected their delegates 10 the
Philadelphia Convention,
Mr.. Blair made spcecha at the conclusion,
severely denouncing the Radicals aud their
measures. lie announced himselfa Demo-
crat, and said he would unite with any
power, rebels or any one else, TO defeat
the schemes OF the Radicals.
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Look HERE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. II
will sell the BALANCE Of my goods, consist-
ing of few Gold and SILVER Watches, Gold
Chains, and variety Of other goods, by
auction, ON Saturday, the 2lst inst, ut nine
o'clock A. NJ, to be continued from day to
day until all is sold All goods warranted.
If not as represented may be returned
within thirty days. l., A. LAFEE.
iVDOdtf
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TuE TIGIr-RorR PERFoRMANCE.--Mr.
John Denier, who has a world wide repu-
tntion ~ his peculiar role, and who has
never been exeelled by the famous Blon-
din himself will give one of his startling
performances at half-past six o'clock this
evening. The rope will be stretched be-
tween the Court House and Phillips House
seventy five feet above the ground. Among
other daring feats, Mr. y. will cross the
rope with a wheel-bOrrow and also IN q
sack, blindfoided As this is an outdoor
exhibition, to crafty the curiosity of the
multitude, Of course no tickets of admis-
sion can beissued. To compensate Mr. d.
n subscription or contribution will be rails
ed, and all should respond liberally. Tho
performance will be repeated tomorrow
evening, at the same time and place.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

The CIRcUs.--IIaight a. Chambers colos-
sal circus will exhibit in this city to-mor-
row and Saturday, both afternoon and
very best equestrian exhibitions extant,
embracing more ofthe most celebrated and
talented performers in the world. It win
be a rare treat in its way, and will no
doubt be thronged by the people from city
and country, who always so liberally pa-
tronizo this popular style Of entertain
ments. One Of the most pleasing features
connected with the exhibition, will be the
appearance of AOld sam Lathrop"-always
n favorite in Dayton--as ''stump orator, y
clown and vocalist
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

BEsTs FuTERs-PRIcE REDUcED.--In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, Is. Best would announce that hC
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
TO $l5. This will place them In the reacI,
OF all, and no family should be without
one. iy12du
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lJhl7dim i
4 Mothers and Nurses if you haye

~ Mothers and Nurses II you have
occasion 10 administer remedies for Dysen-
terry, Diarrhma Cholic, Cramp, Sick or
Sour Stomach and the like, don't fall to
give DIR. BIoKNELL's SYRur trial. II is
advertised In another column, and is really
all that is claimed for IT,
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Is warranted TO be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whoopiug Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
Ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IL Is
healing, sOftening, and oXpectoratlng, and
particularly suitable forall affections of the
Throat aud Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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t55- 81 50--Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
store, us Main Street, for 81 5O--Coat,
Pants and Vest.
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$25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. s25.
DAYTON PAVILION

II you want something TO refresh you call nj
\ nECkELLMAfER's Pavilion on Jefferson
strcet, opposite the Postoniee where all Kinds at
hcireshments IA season, are served up in the brst
style lie Keeps Creams OF all the sayured fiavors
Ice Nater, Mineral Water. Nc also all kinds Of
nice takes, French aud common candles la large
variety all kinds OF Fruit IN season both Foreign
anu Domestic, paper.shelled Almonds English
with large variety Of other articles In his lin. OF
business Having an experience OF twenty i've
years IN the business, he hopes 10 he ale 20 please
ali VINO may iayor him Wiih their custom.
bhlls, wedding Parties, and pic-nics supplied
with everything in his line Of business. on terms
10 suit the times
kcmember-G2 jefferson st opposite The %
juiBdTuTh&Stt FN DRi RikFITMAyER
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FoR SALE.-House and lot on Elbow
Lane, 81 feet front by 2N feet deep. The
dance, of every variety. Good frame house
and stone cellar, stabling for cows and
horses, two wells OF water and large
wood-shed. This Ii one of the most de-
slrable pieces of property for sale In this
city, and will he sold at n bargain, rs the
owner is about moving on farm, and pre-
fers selling to renting the property.
JAMEs kELIY,
jpl7dlm Real Estate Agent
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LADIES 77TYou remember we are not In
the habit OF Advertising our goods at cost
or selling at Wholesale prices, but we want
il understood that we are now offering
GREAT BARa AIMS in dress goods, In order TO
make room for our fall purchase. BE sure
TO call at No. 80 Main street. and see for
yourselves. +. q. TREBEIN q Co,
iy29dGt M WI ,Ill II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

PosrrYELY ruE LAST WEEK.--Mr. Lafcc
assures Us tint this Is posiiipety the last
week Of lewclry sales at his establishment
This will be the lest chance, jy2ld5t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

QuEsnoN,-Why Is Il Schwarz sells so
many goodsH Because he sells the incest
made mp, keeps always on hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with q very small profit,
aud asks no two prices, at lis Main street.
sign of the Golden Era-g-l-e.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

TnE VALLANDIGuAM PIoMc.--The boat,
kitty clyde" win leave the Public
Square, on saturday morning at eight
o'clock for the Picnic Grounds. Fare, 81
a couple d3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

DoCTOR
a, ,'STRiCLAND'S
TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
hntiacids and carminatives 10 strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II n n
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or mdiges-
tiOn, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite. Acidi-
ty of the stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Il Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where atS1 per bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

C8s Parents should call at II. Schwarz'
aud secure good bargains in Children's
Clothing, lis Main street, three doors south
of the Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-26

Has cured thousands of the worst cases OF
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief aud effects a permanant cure.
Try It directly. IL Is Warranted 10 cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts. per
bottle.
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TILE hAltDl, EMPIRE.
CITY AND suBURBAN.l


rPNTFNr wiNpow scRkENs. Protection
against mosquitoes aud hics-a large lot
Just received by m
DIT van AuspAr- IIAnmAN q Co.
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DAYTON wnTE OAK on CoMPANY.--A
certificate cofineorporation was filed in the
Office OF the Secretary of State July 23d,
for the Dayton white Oak oil Company
The capital stock is $l,OO0,OO0, divided into
shares of 500 each. The Office ofthe Com
pany is located in this city, and its opera
tions are 10 be prosecuted on It's oil lands
in West Virginia, $50 called,9
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POST OFFICE DAYTON, ONO, July 90, 1866,
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
close at this oflce ns follows!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-03

NICE SURGICAL OPERArroH Mr.. Killer
formerly CT izen Of youngstown, who was
wounded at the battle Of Cedar Moustaip,
Va nearly three years ago. suffered from
consequent extensive disease Of ,be collar
bone. Dr.. Fowler. assiseed by Dr. Baech-
ner. perfo, med a surgical operation, on
Monday last. and removed the disc ssed
collar bone Notwithstanding the cut ex
tended from the point OF the shoulder to
the breast bone, and the bleeding was
profuse. the surgeons have no doubt Of his
perfect recovery. DR.. Wbitslar was preseu,
sDd furnished the above facts.
a.s Youngstown Register.