davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

fS-aee e 6eSiaz,, wss he krss uAe Was
iutroircea BE Aore in his ealeeblea
frar-e the rasrSs q ssn-teea ycars spens in
captivity, Il Is rcohsAA that tso>iiana.
wkieh has geserslly fa-raei $ separate
pSsaSsyz&ksy. VII uox hecene SahisSt 10
tAlS easeE ms FrSace e EssaoSsa. who
Is the so&tsrrsl reele e the preSsns rvler
Il Tesye0. Was pcNt r7csensed 10 ne, tie
lsis the kssoEieS &ss ssc he eo9gs q his
rseative. naSaSs,s] NsSss. WsSSAo0s, r.
Fern. whe s sssd ~ sex 10 h IN realIty
the heceC6ta-y Friacs q Wsg. wsS then
iatr@iReed. s,a ssaerwssSis esAer eAiesS q
tesssr n0se. The vsioa e Theaio-e and
hsz 1S1SroES slte0slSRsS SUI reE,Sia IS L
were. the guests q eSr cSnip. and VII
probably tUsvel witk u as er - The near~
est peSnt "a ear roSis 10 the A.iys D&sive
District u Sasa;ca. Her SevSre iilresS
daring the paSt ten Gsys has prevcated nay
SesirS her. bet trssf she IS gov recover>
ins unieS The cS7e * the medical oskcer
attached 10 nv STAT, who has been detailed
10 provide far ksr eor,foSt, Translation Is
Srps1dei Of proessnrstSea which have
tkocSAs Is risAt - iSSsss to the chiefs and
peop1e % this poSsSoa u A6vSsinfs ST the
present tiae.-La0kaa Isisrsp&
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

Acrse. e the very ena q the srsck, and
the car : r-s "a q the kS<s rad Five
-rss sesn3 80 eaeA ssass II 4 rso-'sot
saeA sss ef u,ea have tested the S.-eegsA
Il 3 -ssl ard IL asesAer Ecnsss eaeh SCI
have suzrg eF rsd ard sas6 Il IN rs
rrcrer pcsisscs- Thsa ths t-aek-esr ru,s
shss& en- tie rsas jzS. lad. saS before
thsy are sSsssreG. ard she Sxrae ePSCstsoa
X rereats,l EelieEi-s hsAioi The ;5sck-
car e,,uas the r,sg wbe Eastsn Together the
rzsls, ss5 TIE spikes These asa az -
vel t-si-s5 that the sos& Is Soos As 4 hy
zsaebS1ssy-sAsce * never any eSsesk por
ssy 6shsy, Nest II the ties are cut IA tse
uscrn sSi-s. sid 6casei DIVA the LARAMIE
Rsvsr. hsisg es.SAt Al Wycr,ias,
Nth tie sNcsPsssa e , r,ibe of rex
work. the rad = re1 grssasd for ShoGs
leo zsihes hsve7d the end q the track,
ard Ssec the s-sassrs VII oe ~ w0rS 81
every u-rle beEzes1 there ard Sals Lake.
Orr. Cltsssac Tr5AaRs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
In the Supreme Court
Of the Hawaiian Islands--0ahu, SIS.

Mary Anne Basimis. Complainant. Va. Jose
EAsimiS. Defendant.
Action brought before the Honorable Elisha H.
Allen. Chief Justice Of the supreme Court
at Chambers. upon petition this day flied in
the Supreme Court'of the Hawaiian Islands.
SUNMONS to Jose Basimis, De-
- PENDANT. greeting You are hereby sum
monca by order Of the Hon. Elisha IL. Allen.
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court. 70 be and
appear before the said Chief Justice AZ his
Chambers. in the City Of Honolulu. Island q
Oahu. on MONDAY. tho tth day Of JANuA-
RY next. 81 show cause why Mary Anne Basi-
mis-, Complainant. should not recover = iudg-
mcnt and decree Of this Honorable Court. d.
vorcing her. the said Complainant. from the
bonds Of matrimcuy now existing between
her and the said Defendant On The grounds of
wiilful desertion. without cause, for seven sue
cessive years past. and which is fully set forth
in the petition 6led in this cause. And you
are hereby notified that II you fail to appear
and Gle an answer TO the said petition as above
required, the said Complainant will apply 60
this Court for the relief therein demanded.
Witness the Hon. E. II. Allen. Chief Justice
us 81 Of the Supreme Court at Honolulu, this
slst day Of August, lS6S.
r. II. Stanley, Rsq., Attorney for Complain
ant.
VIM. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.
Honnlulu Aur Il fcfS -9s-lru
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
In the Supreme Court
Of the Hawaiian Islands--0ahu. SIS

Catherine McGuiro, Complainant, W. klexan-
der Mcclure, Defendant.
Action brought before the Honorable Elishzl
II. Allen. Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, at Chambers, upon petition this day
filed in the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands
CUMMONS 20 Alexander Mcclure,
- Defendant. creating; You are hereby
summoned by order Of the Hon. E. II. Allen.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, TO be and
appear before the said Chief Justice at his
Chambers in the City Of Honolulu. Island Of
Oahu. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of
DECEMBER, A. D. 1865, TO show cause Why
Catherine Mcclure, Complainant, should not
recover judgmea. and decree Of this Hon
Orable Court divorcing her the said Complain
ant from the bonds Of mstrimony now exist
ing between her and the said Defendant, on
the grounds Of willful desertion and adultery,
all which is fully set forth in the petition
filed in this cause. And you are hereby noti-
fed that il you fail to appear and Gle an an
swer to the said petition as above required.
the said Complainant viii apply to this Court
for the relief therein demanded.
Witness the Hon. Z. II. Allen, Chief Justice
IL. s. Of tho Supreme Court at Honolulu. this
sth day Of June, 1865.
2O-em L. MocULLY, Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

IKE IEENTY WITH CHNA-The terms Of
the treaty between China and this cOun-
tTy have been agreed upon by the Chinese
Embassy and the State Department, and
the document now awaits the action Of the
Senate By this treaty the ports Of China
are made free 70 the commerce Of the
United States, and all embarrassments and
restrictions TO trade are set aside; citizens
q the United States viii bepermitted TO
reside in Chinese cities and engage in
trade there, and viii BE protected in all
their rights Of person and property. But
more important, plsh1ps, than all the rest
: the provision that opens to our enter
Prise the navigation of the great rivers Of
tie Empire Not only shall our people
be able to trade with al the ports on or
near the cO1st, Is We now DO with Liver
pool, Havre or Marseilles. but they may
also pGsh into the interior Of the eoun-
try and make the familiar acquaintance
Of the strange people that have been the
mystery Of the world for so many cen
taries- They may meet the Chinese ac-
tRally and IN thsir hOmes-aud as they ara
qualified by contact with Europeans Of
the cities IN which they have hitherto been
uOstiy-knovR-and may organize the trade
IA Chinese products By direct intercourse
With the producers Of these commodities
On the Other hand, our Government gives
to the Chinese certain advantages in tad
ing on our Pacific east, guarantees TO the
people Of that nation residing here the pro
lection IN their rights due TO the subjects
Of an equal Power, With ultimate natural
izzIiOu, and agrees to aid China against
al her enemies. in the ordinary terms
that i. to stand the friend Of that nation
Il other Powers sndeaTOr to exhorf undue
privileges by the common means Of intimi-
dati0l- This Is q good, broad programme
for the future intercourse Of OuF people
Eiih the acute, Industrious and thrifty
myriads Of the Flozery Iend-libsral, a.
Il sh0ald Be, and fair; and the Senate
sh01d give It the necessary approval with
CIT delay In the sane connection Il il
vel that the H0Gss has carried through
the legislation necessary to complete the
AIzskz purchase; for this Chinese treaty
and the glimpse It presents Of the future
q cur Eastern relations give an immense
y increased valus 10 eTsry inch Of the Pa
ciEc east Of this continent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
How tts Ready Belief Acts !

L ssg Ezinr1Es IL Eal,snz Vi feed
siEhE timing E-r-a-1-C- an the sk-- 1s-
zs-nIss rs,Ids5,s,i- I ltizrs b u1.h ,isicsss n
tA,s Stomach ne Esitef VII lsisis1 zI-z--s u
rzmGFinI me GEisn1uG EslSs--L zz1frL
With u isiE silrcGzipl15 az snLlrs body
snsf q Eusrz scuIIlI-i1G properties
r1-5ily COURSES -ir1C,-1 every T'si1 HI Issue
q shs xTsasnl E-u1silg he sissh-L I1,-
rmr-s;lllT rsE-TlFzst EisIl,ts Ils. -rzI1s 3, -
uEEss E1It healiiiT Is-1iz1. ps-srf-E7lC tx
brEx. I1ii he srfnsa q NJ eCs.F 57sls Il
ersHsss. l,saz The Sickness 4 s1lullI,il- cubs.
esils. tsns-lshe- GpprslStsi hcsaz-1Z. lns
srrsnsss Ct M sarsas. 11t Al rallls. siz-s<
nlsrzaF q s-1zrual-F --IlR--T s'li,s;ii-,s, l-t-
ne 1n1en1 Ills III s7I-lss-l1l sleep EE1z-s
rsf-sshss,s- a1Ti-zurEss.i, eI-ss-
Z VII BE- si1n,t -iaE n 1snG 11,s Ezlisi
s11zrza-T, sirlisr ca 1-ft spirs CT 1N,rcss ne
kassTx. q sgr ne srs,rlsb.1 l-,i 10sFsis. 1,I5
Ssr seTsrz- tITz Issr EiisasiHg EI-ulh VI
- sslz shaving zhs hslG1e & z1ls Z e'-n-
tr1es rs Influence cTsr -ls ..zissas'as. -iL-1s.
z Pr5.s e z E E RELIEF 81 cs1-z
rsr tce-iz. S,siE y Druggists All C,G-Er!
lfsl-.t.r-,-.s e1-r,.s-s EE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

l T&s E1Isl amused. some tine sIncs- az
i c11Fsrszri0l between two miners one o.
whom had been 70 Ic0k after Z eIziu q
kis that had bsea jumped. and Via had
Iz=t returned froa bis trip-
Wei. CharisF- y0G made the rife, did
y0q9- asked his friend
Yo1 eaa lest bet yoGr high mzeka-
azek ! did rsplissi CzaTisy-
What DID y0z Eld down thsrsf=
i fJ11d = spIzll=-sha1ked. Sk0ek-
heu3sd. hntsruiEssd suips IN ~ hole.
and I vent f1r biz right from the sho1l-
der SAYS I, 'eEzb- pa e1sz-' and hs did
ehlh l01 ozghssE sssn hIn hlmp hi=-
ssf at o ti1t hols- and pat d5En the
uszntAin- 9WHS0PE says l. 90 It, cd
top and be I'D 20 T. Y0a e0alin's Sc
h hselz for ths fzst- bat the L1st I szE
q hia l. Esat fat0 The eu,ch Nth half :
tozsz bo1lisrs zzssE hin The Eurzt scared
f=lIsr y01 ever So
-Woot he 70 bsek TO dizzinz, nov
pave e5us away
-Hss TE4t t=ller d ID 50Oler stick .
pick n that k0ls agzin thai he'd dig open
hz zTzldz5thsrs grave and n0t half 80
gaich- For II he ever goes boek thers,
IT zzkz hi1 thizk he's Ezzatsd-7
Tksfs Ezs t1ae q Toics and eIprss-
s501 q ere ab0zs the sPsaksz which indic-
ezrsi that Il usz1t al be sid. but
ueshzns 4 h Ezd f11ld = god starry %
uoae1t, instead q = EpindIs=halkssi
suiius.7 Il nizh- have had different tale
u tel and pezkaps Z E0zd have been Il
that Eo1If lave hsuPs1 his=sKrT instead
Il tie olhz fsllsr-LszT firm Col510lEo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

Lord Bsozghan o1t~lzsted come Of his
biogrzphers- For years and yszrz. says
Lond0a correspondent. his biography
has been slowed away IN the pigeon holes
Of the LOudo1 Newspaper Offices, ! hap
pen TO kn0z that IN one instance the man
sho wrote great portion Of his memoir,
Ia expectation II His Lordship's death,
some years agO. Himself died long before
the ili1stassas statesman, and his WON and
fzded manuscript zzs brought 70 light
rseeatiy AID plzesd into another hand to
conplete.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
FAMILY DRUG STORE.
LM. ~NTTu a CO..

HkVE REFINED PEE LAVE AEEIv-
III as q NsE Asssr-nzns X Esrasss sz'i
Ne,iars1sss
>azis' Szrss-ar-ils. Esszsr1,is a..
AYR. A.. Eriss-i7s a. >i,a8srs' d.
E-ss b.. krsrs' ehsr-T P~ces-al-
E.szs ga So sas Lag Ealsz1 sE : -
Ch-r-r. Er7,sgAssrhisEs q Inns . 's'is,
g,szzgsa1ii sxs-.rk az E.se11. Ca7sulss-
Nhf-7as Exz-sst. C-srS-a.sass >acsflis>
Fiils z1.s gfasmass, VI vs-igas slnsts-
LHz-usnss- rlisssrs- Fecnr-sl E,t11i,-Assrs,
Svau-es. E4-nh9--c Tea. Lay Na-1s.
Tl-l ,s--s, Faseis- r-1s=ez-
J & Ceo2 N7Fpies. Ni7pis >aasiis.
tzsfass t..f FiaaIi's Eszsees.
Tsisss A-.ici,z. Ei9 saw
Ia.a<lSsls Pxa<Ets- a View IHvsattsa-
Eair E<Eerr4rs sz,i r-Sssi1gs-
Sr-t1ces. Essclisss. se--. ssc-. so,-
Drag 81 all kinds
Csr-sr 4 T.r. aa,E Era.i ss-ssss- TX
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
r. r. f.
9 0
cC-rGE
I 90

OF DEATHS. that annually
Occur, sire caused BY Prevent
able Diseases, Snd the greater
portiOn Of those complaints
would. If RsiwSys Ready Re
lief OF Pills, (ss the case msy
require, were administered
when PSin or une2SIRess o.
slight Sickness L experienced,
be externinated from the sys-
ten IN 5 few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, Is
Slrn0st instantly cured BY the
Ready Relief Incases q Che
iera. Di4rrhoe4. Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholic, IN fsct all Pains,
Aches and Inirruities either N
the Stomach Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, OF the JOINTS, Muscles,
Les Arms. Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia. Fever and Agua, Head
sche, Toethache, &c viii N .
FEW MINUTES yield TO the
soothnZ influence Of the Ready
Relief
Ssubin Cgstz Cc1rAs. Elii-1znza. Dr.
ss,.r;a- El1-<eness. Sra Th-gal- Clis, Fs7sr
nj Arue Nsrvu-isE pms. S,.a-iss Fever,
Sc Sc zzkz s-cm s.C-- 70 zi1 Z EDtEIyi
Pts. Izi5 ass AK 4 lsaSpocGf1d & l,ss
E.zusT E.si5sf IN ..iinss q EIru Ea1sr, SWEET
snsi WA sIrIc CT hnneT ea1h,s he ---uas,
HAD zni shesz Ei.h EsUtE Eslhsf Z Ala
cr I1szr.1i--sut Fsrsr- tiEzhs LIE xlI-a AS.
4 u. - Nm VI = -.u-.l..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

TYPHOID FEVER.

Tbs GzeGze l Lot 01lF CCsd y
Dr. RzEs#.y Beef and Pts. bit Frs-
vsn,sl Il szQsssi u L, put 0us tss-
susasusz- q EsEzf II @hLsr q
Ez-sr- Dirk rs bessrs zgGg OCz L
Il narEzz- and several tines d=-ug
f. 3zT- I-kz ocs q R11Ezy'z PGls
cus hI5ur bes1-s G@zz, and o1s q
eatzz % beL
If ssaust1 With Fever. TAKE I ID 8 a
IL Pts every 81 bsErs. NH e'1pb11s
6sseEzzzss Euuz khs bowels tzzs FLsss :
also Gr--k the RsEzf EEasd With
var. an brszzs Tia e1Es Sz-1ass q
thz BODY VII RsEeE Ssso1 : poEzr-
fl pe-sprz-5e1 VII tax PLssss and
wa VII fssI pLseszct haa- t1arr75zz1-
oz5 Ea= sEzzsa- KAeP IN szEE Rsl=d
rzpsE@ssslF, eTz-y S11z hsUS. also thE
PEz 4 era Va Be sire = S515E.
Lh,srslssflsz-zsz<t1EuIz.z. szIzzl---z--I1s.Zs
s1o1hzzz, and s7izzzZ- Z L 1s =
krsGk - zks Fever and g EEEEzEzz
thz paEso1- Let tbs tzsGzEecz y I'll
L5Essz zz6 Ehlzzzz.3z vi Be szFs,1
TEs zzs szszsz-.zzf n Fever z16 4yz=
YsE1E Fever. Sap Fever, BEr=
FsFzr. vi e6set 4 ers 4 - h0Cs
VIA RsFaEiezs Sssel= Ehe EsEzfUI1ar
tnz q Using tn zA- 4 e-s L p.lsi-
6Ee- hal e2ssz WERE pm L Tx
the RsEsE sh1L.1 Be Essl
Re6ef % ca; PE . Ga SIX
b Al D-4zzz-z
SssDE. RsiEy Al 1855
For sale by
czzae 4 BzzEA.z- saz Fr=z<ts<a.
R-a M<Ds..1z 4 Co. ss1 Frza<ss<s.
Jzsst. Gzz.s 4 B-.. s4<r.le1ss-
a.1 - an Dr-<-ts.s .a1 os-asry
NJ aer~A--s. u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

SLaSDEz-The following story, in an
envio1s Eastern exchange, Is denied By
the y0ang ladies Of Chicago:
The maidens Of Chicago have learned a
trek OK tzo from the married women. as
20 the power Of the Cozrts- One Of them
kept her betrothed On his good behavior
by threats Of szit Tor breach Of promise
II be vas absent from her two days, there
cane a note; DsEiing-If / do not see
700 II two bOgrz ] shall commence the
sui. Thy ad0ging Marion" Naturally
he went II she wished 10 90 to a con-
cert. and be did not profess willingness
to sseort her, thsre cane note Ny
oEn ThoEnley-Ths papers are IN the
hands Of = kTyeE. Faithfully youTs-"
TIE youth en5Gred al this, until she in
sssted q his taking class IN an infant
SEndzyzcbooi. and eating Of his imperial
Then hs had her arrested for disordeFiy
cO1dzct
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.

William NJ. wilher. vs.. Phoebe y wilhor.
VlyuEREAS, the Complainant in
w the above entitled cause has 6ied a Pc
.i,ion unto the Hen James W. Austin. Justice
Of the supreme Court, praying for = decrce Of
divorce from his wife. the defendant aforesaid.
on the ground Of willfal desertion without
cause. Of the said defendant, for three success
sivc years. Now this Is 20 notify the said
Phoebe 7. Wuhcr 10 appear before the Hon.
James W. Austin at his chambers In the Court
House, Hnnoiulu. on WEDNESDAY, the 20th
dAy Of JANUARY, 1852, at 10 o'clock. A, NJ.
Al which time will he heard the petition alere-
said. wM. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy Clerk supreme Court.
Honoialu. Sept. y. lSeS.-SS-tra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF
Il the VIII Of John P. Parker. late Of Ham
akus, Island Of Hawaii. deceased. hereby nc
NY al peFfons having claims agafnzf TIE Is
tate Of the said John P. Parker. 20 present
the ssms, and those indebted 70 the Estate
L. Lyons,
J. P. PARKER,
Execuforr Of the VIII Of John p. Parker.
Hamakua, Jzns 10, Isos.-zAsm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. intending
IL = hsETe thls NucasGI- 1srsoE requests
81 persons i1,hsahai b Am 81 1aks nlIzIs't-
az FaraasHs. art sa.Iss s1ri1, riaiirSs aga INST
an vi s',sa-se Eressas sas sssElE 6lr ssI-ts-
usus- z1-s1l C. FRED PILL SEE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
Administering Notice.

fTNhe Undersigned, Administration
IL On the Kstate Of the late David Maddor.
hereby notify all persons having claims against
the said estate, 70 present the came, and fhose
indebted 10 the estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment.
J. PORTER GREEN,
EUSE,
Administrators on the Estate Of the late D.
MADDOX
Makawao. Aug. 20. Ises.-ss-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

An cd Eza. uzzed Pal SoIc1zn. did
Lzsely N Fzzes- =to REALISED handsome
fort1ze II Z fsE 1zTz. Darinz the tanzl-
tzozz dsyzof IS59hs hoaghs ap al tie r=d,
zkits and blzs EIboonz Il Pzris, fr0m
sE5ch bezzzzssetzrs5 tie tricol0- r0ss.tsz-
Thz oqerzrio1 yie55sd kiz S59090 II
tSz1ty4ozr bo1rz he tbs1 ordered I've
Ez11-a3 tE5Gzzz5 z.strsS q tricoi0r nh
boa, al q Etich were dispossd q N r0set-
IL Il far cs1tz ezch-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
sunrome Court.
nropeF Application hnVll

In the matter 81 the Estate 81 John Ross,
Voluntary Bankrupt, Of wailake, Island
u Maui.
DrepeF Application having been
II aade - ne Honorable klisha II. Allies,
chief Justice II the Sapfeme Ccart. ~ J. w.
Austin and Theed. c. ficeck. Esqs., Assign-
ccs q the Estate q jain Res. Aforesaid. ier
the approval u their accounts e the said ks-
tate. and = discharge tfom any further respon-
saAlity in the premises. Notice Is herohy Civ
en- 90 al pe4sers when u may concern, that
SATURDAY, the Sd day q October next.
At 10 o'clcek IN the forenoon, l. = day and
hour appointed for the hearing Of aid Aprlica-
tien. and all objections that m&y Be offered
thereto. al the Court House IN the town Of
Honolala.
WIZ. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy Clerk supreme Coart.
Ccart Housc. sept. IL. lStS,--S6-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Ane wi vs.. Levi Morse. Ck).

Ane vi vs.. Levi Morse, "a.
WHEREAS, the Complainant IN
w the above entitled cause has fled a Pc
tition unto the Hon. Elisha II. Allen, Chief
Justice Of tho Supreme Court. praying for
decree Of divorce from her husband. the de-
PENDANT aforesaid. on the ground Of the alb
senee from this Kingdom for three years and
not heard from, Of the said defendant.
Now, this il 10 notify the said Levi Morse 70
appear before the Hon. Elisha Il Allen At his
Chambers in the Court House, Honolulu. on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of October, 1888. Al 10
o'clock a. NJ. at which time will be heard, the
petition aforesaid.
WM- HUMPHREYS,
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.
Honolulu, June Is, 1858. 24-4m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
ROB'T RxCROPT,s
PLU nj II III r.

LAS OPENED HIS SHOP OK KING
IL Street, next door - Houl's confssiIon-
ary Shop, and oGers biz services IN an branch
e Of Plumbing. An Jobs viii hereafter BE-
executed with Promptnees and IN . ihoTsugh
manner. 1G3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

THEoDozZ HOOK was once punninz On
EzrseE. and gentleman named Dunlop Def
q hin % pun % lis nssne- ~ohss aid
Hook, . Lop 81 half the name and il l.
dozer QJz1l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
Honolulu, june Is, 1855. PIN
WHEREAS, application has this

WHEREAS, application has this
w day been made 10 me by P. II. Tread
way, Executor and Administrator upon the
Estate Of Michael T. Eowlein, Of Keopskaloa,
Island Of MolOkai, deceased, for a settlelneut
Of the accounts Of said Estate and that he be
relieved from further responsibility, and that
a guardian be appointed for the property Of
George N0Hlein, n fun age, sou Of said NJ T.
Nowlein. Therefore, know all persons whom
il may concern, that MONDAY, the ssh DAY
Of OCTOBER next, at 10 o'clock A. X. i the
day and hour appointed for the hearing Of said
application, and all objections that may be
offered thereto, at the Court House. In the
town Of Lahaina.
A. j. LAW3EECR,
Circuit Judge. ID Judicial District.
Lahaina. Avg. 20. Ia6s.-aa-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
FENCE WIRE.

bright ANNEALED Fszce WHY.
Id Nes- 3 g Just -scSiyesi PER . 2 G
WILLIE All f1c sac 81
I'm Z EEEUE CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
rhe ruisa raeise Railway.

!. -. "a. -. - 81 s--.r- --,e's
y - - - - = =. - - u
- (, 10y. : - - - y. .. -
49, = - - -
=. - - -. -. ia r,-,-.s.
- : ! : - =. - = :. -
--ls -, =. -. ~ -,
= =, -, -, ,.,s.-s
= 80 -. - - - - -
- - = -. !, - -. = 80 Ts.S,-,
-. - -. =. -. NJ ~
: -. - - A. 80
- = - - -. ~. =.
- - - -. h-...,.,,. -. -
s'--1S - - s--..s,-
- - - :, - - - -. 7.
- = - - a..
= = - = :. 80
. :, - = - =. -. -. ,....-.-.. :.
~ - - =. - -. = a.,
~ -. - = y,
- - - - - -,
- -. -. - - -. =.
! - - - -. RI,
-, - u -. 49,, -
= -, -. -. -,
- ~ -. - -, -,
- - - ,I5,F y 80
~. - - -. n -
- -. -. : -, -, -
- -. -, -
- - = : - - - ~, 49,,
= :, = -. - =.
= - : - = - u - - - -. -
: { >.. - !, - - = -. -.
-. - - - - - : q. -.
- - -, = - -
-. -. $. =, -.
- = - - e..S -
- :. -. - -. =. 1850
- = -, d, - -, - -,
- = =. -. -.
- - =. - -
-, - - -. 3. -, $50 :
- -. - - - -
: - - =, - -. -
- : -. -. : - =
- :. -. -. -, - g., :, 49,
- = -. -
=. -. -, - -. "a. :. :.
= - -. -. - -:
s~ - a. -, - u =. 7, -
$3.50 = - = - -
- : - = -, -, - -
- - - - = -
- -, - = =
- -; So : '. - - s. -
-. 49, - -. =
- =. = : - -
- - -. - -
=! - T--,,-.-----.-r,- - q
= - -.
- - - - =
-, = -
-. = :. - - = : r.
= - -. -
- - = - - - - - - - :, - :
.--'' -. = -. = -. - - = - - - -,
- =. : = - - - = -
: - -: -. $50. - = =
- -. - -, -, -. =, - = -
d, 80 -, 80. - = - = - - -
- -, - -. - - -
- - -
- - = :
- - :. - - - = - - - -. !,
=
- - -: - =. = = - - -
-. - - +. - : : - = :.
- -. - - -. -
- -. = - n - : A. ~
a. - = = - - - -
= :. - = - :
-, - : - - = - =. - =
= - -
:: i. - - -
= -. - = - -: = - . -.
- = - -. - " n - - :
-. :, - :, = = -, -
- - - = - -
- - -, :. = - - : :
- - =, = -
- - - - - - - =
- - = - - = = = - - -
- - = - =. -. = 49, -' -
-. -. - -
- = = -, = = - =
- - - : = u - -. -. 80 "a.
-, ~ = - =, - - - = - - -,
- : - = = - - - -. =. -, -
- : - = - - - - - =.
- So - 80
~ s-.s=.-.z--- - L...s--e - -
- - -, - =. -
-. : s---------,- AZ ,--,------ -
- - E=-s- -
- - =. -, - ,, =.
- = -r, -
- - : = = ~ ~ =. = - -
- - -. - = -
- - =. - = - - =
= - -. - - = - = =
---,.----,-.s
'-----.-.-.--'--l
= -
-
= - : -
: - Z - -: - -
=. - - - -. -
- - - =
- =. - - - 5-----s--s
-, - = - - : -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

Il tEe ti--s Cozrsc<frzIf eoBszss there are
IL stztezs=s1s a. Tzie > a Tri1ifF z11
IL a tie EssieF<s E1iEerzifg-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

Deputy J9erk supreme Court
Honolulu, Aug. 81. 1s6S.-SS-4m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

Circuit Judge. % Judicial District
Lahaina, Aug 20, 1s6s.-3a-5f