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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01
THE PLAINS.

commencement Of the Winter CAM
paign Against the Indians.
New YORK, Nov. 30-A special from
camp Supply in the Indian Territory says
that Sheridan and staff started on the 29th
and Custar would leave on the 30th for an
all winter campaign against hostile In
dams.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Legislature Exhibiting q Spirit
of IfberaIItY

of LiberaIity.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 30.-The House
of Representatives to-day discussed the
resolution petitioning Congress to remove
disabilities from all citizens Of the State
the debts, evincing an improved state of
feeling on the part Of the majority In
the Senate resolutions were adopted
to investigate rumors of bribery and black
mail against a number Of members and
others. Mr.. Sweet, Republican Senator,
said he could prove that bribery had
been resorted to to accomplish the pas
sage OF certain schemes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01
FL ORIDA.

The Proceedings against GOV cd.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 30.-At the d
ionrnmeDt Of the supreme Court lo,i,
The argument to qussh the ProeeeuiiL
,rss unfinished, aud will be continued
morrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01
RICHMOND

Motion 10 Quns, the IRdictuCnt
Against Jefi'-son Davis
RICHMOND. Nov 80 This morning in
the United states. Cir, il Court, Robert
Ould, counsel for Jeifer II Davis, made a
motion to quash the in ctment on the
ground that the l4th al .ndmcnt pros
yides a mode Tor punishinr,arties imph-
lated in the rebellion whic is disfrzn-
cbisemenf, aud no other pLishment is
nrescribeL The prosecute attorney
moved to postpone the motion until the
latter part Of the term. CHI Justice
Cnasa decided to hear the argu MIS- on
- motion ON Thursday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01

Last Saturday afternoon, fne-loOking
woman arrived at Richmond, Indiana, on
the Indiana Central afternoon train,
having with her a fne>lOoking boy child,
aged about eight months. just as the
train for the East was starting, she re
uuested ar, elderly lady to take charge oil
the child a few minutes, which request
was cheerfully acceded to. The mother
got on the Eastern bound train and Left
her babe, with a note, stating that who
ever would take charge Of the child
would be amply rewarded. The child IS
in the Orphans Home, and viii be well
taken cnr1 Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01

So Another Chicago unfortunate, who res
ioices in the name of MOsely, prays for
a divorce on the ground that his wife
had acquired perniciOus habit Of lock-
ing him out of the house, which he con"
siders highly improper and as tending to
undermine the very foundations of do
nestle tranquility.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01

"What is your notion of the true physi
clan ?" asked medical professor of a stu
dent, TO which the latter replied: "He is
an unfortunate gentleman who is every
dav called upon to perform the miracle Of
reconciling health with intemperance."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01

Captain Travis, of Chicago, and James
Ward, of Canada, on the 10Th, had
pigeon-shooting match for 81 900 a side,
fifty single birds. Ward scored thirty
eight and Travis twenty>four
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-01
HOUSE.

The House met at 10 A. NJ, Speaker
Richards in the chair, and fifty six men,
bers present.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr. Bosom: bill for the benefit of the
coIored population of the State, requiring
county courts at their January term TO
elect a General Administration for the
colored people of the country. Passed
frat reading.
BY Mr. Hamilton, Of Shelby: bill 10 in-
corporate the Memphis Bethel. Passed
first reading.
By Mr. Murray: joint resolution reqnir-
ing Or D B Ciife, Receiver of the Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad to turn
over TO. the Nashville and Northwestern
railroad company all money in his hands,
the proceeds of bonds isaued 10 said road
under the act Of December Z, 1867, TO
amend the internal improvement law, or
any bonds issued to said road which have
not yet been disposei Of Laid over under
the rules,
By Mr.. Dame: Bill TO Incorporate the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TION.
OmeIaI Vote for President In Twenty
States.
Personal ITEMS.

Grants majority in fourteen State.
SeymOur's majority In SIX States...-..-----.--
Al. =
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The ex Queen Isabella has set aside
$4,000 to start paper criticizing the
acts of the Provisional Government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18

ENStNSrAKs fFsasS--A short time amer
the agst sAeek the entire population turned
90. 70 Celebrate the cvcnt The grcoleet
geca heaof proSSliels thcrV wss No sighting.
The procosSlca ee1gaa 10 aovc a. ak minutes
10 eight A. n, It's cNtcat wes equal ~ the
total length u the Asbitaelc strccts, oat u
was cely two scconds Ia rassiag a given
society represented wVrc tho nashaWAys, and
tacse dashed AWAY iAslCr than ever ociersA
A sew slltyed IN tAC viclnlty 81 The earthquake
- Sc L Ret. frasn tkcse eravc souls We oh
taincl the following particulars rVxariing
The saouYmeuts The earth first bumped M
is hack. then twisted hall roand. shook a.
sciC gently. and lay down, AMER this u 10
came uneasy again, and wrinkled ny 4
general SQulrniur now took placc. aecouapa.
SuNtcrraacsn snecrc rhingS began 20 look
uixci. and t'otAcr could sCarcVly &c told
from which \ Seetle rccklng eygap. end
Ing IN a spiral twist nom the southwest
iownwariS Then thcrc was revolution
of the sarfAcc rognd twelve separate ccutrcs,
SeeoHpaniSd by thrcshlU< machine ohliga.
10 A Few suaaN QuAkcs now eranchcd OF
ter the Interior. but soon RETURNED disguised.
aua ioincd the naia body, Ancr protraet-
81 torspinirg. = scrlcS OF cvolu,ioaS began,
IN which picked corps orsaOantaiuS chang
e roand with distressing locscnc>s, ending
in A waltz scr,,Ss the Rcniusula Then thcrt
was A Lean tAcn a thuparA then a spss,wl,
ana fnaiiv an creation missed STAYS and came
down Win run. A grysa many people. ON
rnshinr into the street among The falling
brickS. neglected 10 take their umbrellas,
ssa 80. tstpacvNl. One gentleman got !
brick In his hat, where Il remained ever Sinec,
m, lat will rrahahlv have 10 b. ainputatcsl.
A LADY, on S,oStoa street had her door lock.
"a. and being unable IL lind the kew, had ia
crawl through an aperture SO small that she
wss eompelled 10 lcavc most OF her apparel
behind. \ srutleman who lived opposite
expcrieneci the same difficulty In the same
aperturc,
An applc-wOman on the corner Of Mont
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
In the Supreme Court
Of the Hawaiian Islands--Oahu, s.,

Catherine Mcclure. Complainant. ". Alexan-
der MeGuire. Defendant.
Action brought before the Honorable Elisha
II. Allen, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court. AZ Chambers, upon petition this day
fled in the Supreme Court q the Hawaiian
Islands.
OUMMONS TO Alexander McGuiFe,
- Defendant, greeting; You are hereby
summoned b. order q the Hon. z. II. Allen.
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court, 70 be and
appear before the said Chief Justice a. hit
Chambers in the City Of Honoinla. Island q
Oahu, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th dag q
DECEMBER, a. d. ls6s, % shoa cause Why
Catherine MeGuire. Complainant, should not
recover Judgment and decree Of this Hon
orable Court diForcing her the said Complain
ant from the bonds Of mafnmony nov exist
ing between her and the aid Defendant. on
the grounds Of w.llful desertion and adultery.
all which Is fully set forth in the petition
dled in this cause And you are hereby noti-
fed that If you fail . appear and hie an an
swer 70 the said petition a. above required.
the said Complainant vii appiy 70 this corrt
Tor the relief therein demanded.
Witness the Hon. F. II. Allen, Chief Jusiico
II. >. u the Supreme Court AZ Honolulu, this
eth day Of June, 1865.
zo-sm l. McCULLT. Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18

GE0zGz SASD.-It IS noon. the hour
Ebea one sees everything Her hair Is
turning gray under her little straw hat
she Il alons she Is waking softly in the
szn. she coutemplztss her Ordinary bOTi-
z5n she listens 70 the vague noises Of IA
turs che amGses herself 5y following with
her eye those eIoadlets you heed not she
talks WITH the gzrdener, she Stops down
10 breathe the odor Of her fOEers, which
she I careful not 20 Gull she stops she
Listens To shat. she does not know
hsrssIE -Something which Is not yet, but
VII Be oue day She sits down On her
stoce beech she moves 10 more There
abe : melted into imneBsity there she i,
plant star. blade OF gTzzs, ocean. soul
She rsuembers-shs dITiBes-zlI that thou
kearzst IN the midst Of the waves. she
hszrs a. vel IS thea. under her dome Of
ELaez, and the birds. and tie tempests,
and all that sing. and all that weep, and all
that h7yh- she goes about wondering
tins. and boxing znd listening without
kn6zing po=itiTely shat she Is aee0nplish-
Tng. "a dzy-s0mnzmb1lIstj and a. the shzd-
Oss gain the ptzins-iiks th0ss plznts
Ekich arr imprzgnzted from morning til
eTening With dew and rays, with rain and
s1nzhi1s, and which do rot boom and ez-
hale tkelr Perfume until night-at night
thss woman res.ogFs 70 the word Of soul
and nind al tkzt Ebe has received from
the word. material and visible
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
In the Supreme Court
Of the Hawaiian Islands--Oahu. g.

MARY Anne Basinlis, .csmplainant, W. jose
Basimis, Defendant
Action brought before the Honorable Elisha II.
Alien, Chief Justies u the Supreme Court
az Chambers, upon petition this day Sled IN
the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islznds
GDMUONs to lose Basimis, De-
- fendani. greeting: Yos are hereby SIM
moned BY order Of he Hon. Elisha H. 3ilen,
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court. 70 Be anf
appear before the said Chief Justies ~ bis
Chambers, 10 the City Of Honoluiu. IIland q
Oahn, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of JAErA-
KY next, v show cause Why Hary Anne Basi-
mis-, Complainant, should not recover q i1dg-
ment and decree Of this Hon6rabls Court. d.
yoreing her. the said ComplainsBt. from the
bonds Of matrimony nov existing between
her and the said Defendant On the grounds Of
sillful deserfion, without ca1ss. Tor EsEen sue
esssiFs year, past, and which Z fully go foTth
10 the petition hisd IN this cause. And you
are hereby notified that r Jon Isl e agp1ar
aad hls an answer % the rat1 pctiii1n - seoFo
required. the said Complainant ph7 apFly -
this Court fDr the relief therein dsmanded
Witness the Hon. :. II. A1sn, Chief Justice
Us, o. tie Supreme coart Il Honoiuin, mis-
1Ist day n August, 1858.
R.H. Stanley, Eaq.s Attorney for Complain
ant.
WI. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy CLERK Supreme coErf-
Hon3lnIu, Aug. 81. isss.-1s-fm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18

The LINCOLN NoSUNENT.-The following
IS 4 description OF the design of Iarkin e.
Meade, adopted by the Lincoln Monument
Association:
The die is seventy feet high, and the total
height IS one hundred feet. The foundation
and suh-base are OF granite, aud the artist
proposes the architectural work to be of
RavereeOni marble. and the statues Of bronze.
The Ohelisk IS suFmouuted By he eagle and
globe At the base pedestal Is projected
in front, on which Is = colossal statue Of
lincoln. On plain below, At the four
cardinal points. are four pedestais, on which
are groups representing the infantery, cav
airy, artillery, and marine corps Of the ser
vice Eucireling these pedcstals are tablets,
on which sro written the names Of all the
States These tablets are linked together,
and the whole work indicates that, through
the wise councils Of the President ard the
endurance Of the soldiers and sailors, the
Union has been preserved and peTpetuated.
On tbs four sides Of the base are tablets for
inscriptions. That in front and under the
statue bears the name in fuli-Abraham Lin
coin The sub-base Is reached by stairs from
the corners Of the base, and under the base
Is the crypt for the remains The door OF
the crypt Is also the entrance to the passage
and stairway, which aseends the monument
inside.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
Supreme 0ourt---In Probate
supreme Court---In Probate.

In the matter Of the Estate q T. MclSAlf
WHEREAS, a Petition has been
w 0led addressed to the Hon. Elisha TX.
Allen. Chief lssticc Of the Sue-enA coast, ty
a. 4. Iudd and ]. W. Austin, fStcntcgs 81
the will Of tho said +. Scscail. scttsnf forth
that they are prepared with their haal 40
counts. and praying that the same may b
passed and allowed by the Court Of Private.
and that they may be discharged irom all far-
Their responsibility in the promises. Notice l.
hereby given 20 whom Il may ccacetn. that
this matter will be heart. with all ceieclions
thereto. by the said Chief Justice a. his Cham
bers in the Court House. Honolulu, on SAT-
URnAN. the sist day Of November. inst. AZ
10 o'clock. A. NJ.
ASA L. McCULLY. CLERK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
Supreme COurt---In Probate.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Mary Goldstone,
formerly Mary Miller Of Honolulu, late
deceased.
Droper Application having been
Il made 20 the Honorable Elisha II. Allen,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, BY Jasues
Goldstone, the Administrator upon this Estate,
for an examination Of his accounts and dis
charge from responsibility as Administrator,
and for a decree Of Court awarding the Real
Estate to himself. in default Of other heirs eP-
pearing to claim any part And the Court
having ordered that due public notice Of this
application be made IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
for the space Of six months. therefore be &
known TO all parties concerned. such az credi-
tors and next Of kin. that this matter, with al
objections thereto, win be heard by the said
Chief Justice at his Chambers in the Court
House, Honolulu, On the 18th day Of April,
A. .. 1859. at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
S9-6m L. MCCULLY. Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18

Sole,y woaierfea chase fFea It's cem-
@eacenens o. the Chichester. cut u
yeGshfsl wsywaraneSs, % this rs teyuina.
liza ca he great southern Cog'i,lierA.
They kSi pGrs0ed provtieasial ehase IN
3eeA. Eet OK tkelr cesapsns0nS aeeAient
aud haSs. thew was 6ttie likelihood Of their
heS1s this tr ia the wilderness when the
shadows * cycaieg wero Switched oat,
ssa bet ssr diViae workings "a she mind
ef = yoath. they wOa3 Sarcly act hare
gseea tAcro Al al Bat BON the wSndercv
paS discovered. wsAt MAS 30 ec done He
MAS VIVA down Sln,oSt 30 \ skeleton. lis
GeliVcsNrS WI, desiitate q provisions, =
toiScSae- jeSrpes separated all troa the
hAoStA,ioas e nan. and the iesccat II The
n,oautaia wss. 6llscelt The lOri how
sver. gave - tho rescued cue strcagth %
sSSsSs ia hcS;ias lhe ja<iea S,cSsis down
the use1asSsos. heSii0S ~ by S,piaSs. and
the toiiSoS,e rs,ie Ns,S hssyun. Daring It's
pyVsreSS cue Suiie uas thrown u the
s-aan1 with his heSSe. BY the CLASSY ship
perineSS u the mountain torment b0nSS.
asa cre the j0araey closed the Williams
river hsi to b. ereSssd, which WAS high
and m1,ily With the fncesSant foods Bat
- meet al ,heSc SiiS,ioaal and nesdfal
excrtions. thew eSuae forth strcagth IN
pronortioa fuon the isRmutahle thr0ne
which ii cd SEAT l1vsh the gracious pror,-
lSe. As thy day. 50 shall thy strength be,
Another danger Was yet TO Be pSsSed
,AroaSh. in the moresd reScsioa Of an eN-
hacSsed frame. pCodacsl BY the to- power
Gal stimulus II whSs rndsr ordinary cir
enmstS1ceS would prove 0nly slight n
freSh9eat, The toilSome ride vas ended.
the nearest hSbitStioa reached. and the one
who hsi beea lest bot no; FOREVER. was
sSS1iG under 4 Sheltsripg roof Ii Was in
dssi i very humble dwelling. bat its &C.
eeulmoStztsOn was mere than p-llStial. COM
pared with the hollow l0s On the moan
tai0s, There wSs one precious thing az
iorSiej. which under any circumstances
invests the lowEess cot with \ charm tia,
the mansions q the mighty esnno: possess
without Il, and t6St was Y hearty welcome.
TIE inmates were poor aud afflicted; such
oftea know hsst how 10 SympathiSe With
others. Ii Was little the STRANGER reQuIred :
be bai welkaiga sunk beneath their alum
dance : SiDgle eSy aud very Sraan por-
ti0a oi brad SGssced 70 disturb the fam
iShsi frame the tribe l ate prcin&ad an
alarming reaction. which continued during
the Whole night eoOtisaei pslpitaiions Of
the heart succeeded my slight repast, and
sntireiy baniSAei sleep; 5 rec1mbeut po-
sition became uncomfortable. and aroSe
and sat BY the fire As thus passed the
hours Of the night. its silence broken only
by the notes Of the cuckoo aud the low ut
tsrancs Of the wind. l meditated on my
marvellous deliverance frOn death. and
prayed earnestly that the Lord would make
bis care over ne blessing to others l
then eoncladsd to write this narrative
I'm. l-.s..,s T.,st III ~ E.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.

William NJ. WILDER. vs.. Phoebe T. wnhcr.
WHEREAS, the Complainant in
w the above entitled cause has hled Pc
tition unto the Hon James W. Austin, Justice
OF the supreme Court. praying for decree Of
divorce from his wife. the defendant aforesaid.
on the ground Of willfal deseriio= without
cause. Of the said defendant. for three succes-
sive years. Now this Is to notify the said
Phoebe I. wilbcr 10 appeal before the Hon.
james ". Austin al his chambers In the Court
House. Honolulu. on WEDNESDAY. the Goth
day Of JANUARY, 1869. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
AZ which time will be heard the petition af0rc-
said. WA. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy Clerk supreme Court.
Honolnlu. Sept. 2, 1s6s.-35-4m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18

A PCGIIISTIc ENCOCNTER- - Railway
travelling has its jokes rs well IS its perils.
in canada Is vel as in the States, where
every train IS the stage of : comedy, and
sometimes tragedy, especially on the
Erie, An Incident which blended the
f4ree and the tragedy. in fact = case Of
waking up the wrong passenger with 4
vengeance. occurred on the Grand Trunk
night express vest ately. A Southern
gentleman. accompanied by his wife, son.
nurse. Sad three or fear daughters. Was
proceeding westward and took beFtbs for
his whole party On the sleeping car. Him
self and wife occupied beth AZ one ex-
trsmity Of the car. while the daughters
and nurse were compelled to slumber At
the other end, the ear being 50 crowded
that the two contiguous sections could not
be obtained The elisst daughters, aged
eighteen and nine respectively, occupied
the loEsr berth. the nurse and her charges
the upper. Towards midnight the nine
ysar-0ld woke up. aud went to the drink
Ing fountain for drink Of wafer; return
ing. she went to the left-hand berth instead
Of the right when oh, horror what a sight
net hsr gzzel Her sister. as she supposed,
vas snoring peacefully vith Der face near
masculine face sb1adantly bearded She
tottsred to her sire and whispered the ter
ribls tidings Ia his ear. The sire arose,
the hot blood Of Southern chivalry boiling
ia his veins, and rushed to the indicated
berth Il vas d2mnabIy true; the same
hair. the sane gray popIin dress-thsre
vas 10 room left FOR daabs, and be let the
sIunlbeFing man have between the eyes,
straight from the shoulder, blow frOm
tie injured fathers arm which EogI have
feIled an OK The astoHished man aEoke,
and stroEe to defssd himself against the
shower Of blows, but the surprise and bis
erzmped position prevented him The lady,
kzithlsss viper, woke, and screamed my
husband to the wonder Of the p1gilistic
parent, =bO at once imagined secret
marriage And fom the opposite berth
the orly original daughter screamed papa"
TzbIsaa. The father was covered with
shane and rendered ample apologies,
which the injured party refused at first to
accept, wishing for blood At l2st the
natter vas QUOTED Next morning they
net at breakfast at CObo4rg, where the
hdies formed an amalgzmati0n, and al
thereafter went g merry az an engine bell
Tie assaulted entered Toronto il triumph
With two black eyes. nose big enough for
Two. and froHtispiscs illustrated with uu-
merOGs euts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
EADFAYs REGULATING FuLS

< The FIa-niET Ct ne CsLe,1s st11z n 1-ssir
rzpart mi Efar q =vzrsE nssE Es'lFez <-Ensass-
sDs, z,eT have ne hcni1r = EE-I-ss -1aE = III.
riIIH n ucE snfy 1Es 1su sFsrT E7I-sEzI1f.is
i1ilz-I.Gz = hsal1i, kGs Irz COMPOSED Wholly
Ct EuHEzz1,ssz md siszuEnrz rrzmCIEs q
Szszrs,r- nj czr-Iin Il L. SINE z--e u
AZ SITur1hiY Grnu he nerTgH sEsEzn1- e.,
a. TheF stznE- Ez--lsrs zlI1 ne injurious
rnGrz ses 1tfi1Hs hF the Pr1zzisI1 1s'sr,s-
ea-ilss GriEina1=t n uasn spirir Ct rHzatEs
jsaInusF, sIEifst hF ne ErzaE cEls=cr7rg IL
ezilet hF M Pills Win very srief
Perrs1H
SiHuss.t Gu bslnIf AZ zale C1lErz,
d PHI. TEEf1E4LD WE'VE,
BS=v # m Rlg1zd@s s'~laE
L. EESEL E-E zzEsuz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
READ THIS.
- AE.aar. q. - 3. =.

ygz Aha1F, La,1- NE-rh Z. ts'iT.
Yer d.r-T yeas have h,sssE l-iili.zs;t E,rl1
cust5zene=s, and isr lie lEss twenty vas cnn1-
PEELED ti17Iy e rsssr- % a-le--1cGs 70 sec'rs
N svacu1zsn. n Eecsmosr sSE [ e'ln-
rerc,at ne Use Il EBtElF's EI-z. AIR
taxing L few doses. ny HEzr. s11nlaE.1- liz.
kaEEeis wgrg r-srGrest ID -llsfr aa-1-1 strength
aa,t GIri,ss 7 have u,1F rgE7Iiar III TIsllssns
ouce a tIy- md IlEh,IG,-a - vsn-s cf lE,s
sssi Is hearty and sErvnig IL I ID a Esn-s
AT.
Dr. EaaE1F- NJ rz1z- EzzzAu-JF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
Supreme Court---In Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate q R. c. wynis.
VXTuEREAS, Proper Application

In The matter q The EslaIo q r Q WYlII1-
VVHEREAS, Proper Application
w has been made % the Hon. Alircd :.
Hartweh BY J. W. Austin. Charles K. HishoP
and 5. n. Castle. quorum Of the Executors q
the last viii aud testament Of the late r. c.
Willie. deceased, setting forth that they hayc
transacted the business Of the Estate and are
ready TO present their anal account for the ox-
animation and approval Of the Court Of Pro
bate. and praying that day may b appoint
Cd for such examination, and that ihe Court
will thereafter discharge the Executors and 70
lease them from further responsibility in the
premises. Therefore. be Il knosn 20 al per
sous whom It may concern, that III uRSDAN.
the 81 day Of December next, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. at the chambers Of the said Justice.
viii be heard the foregoing application with
al objections thereto.
4sIt L. McCULLY. Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
IrpSE Nor.

D. mt zsssis iruiss ny ergehsr
u De- ssiiHf0ais In sAs wy
EiBs1s asses slA sare tsulrrssasn.
@, 3.ta sdien--li1 We My
Lee n zasA,,r kiii,Hy hslp An
n r-,g1l1 tie pa-aHav hlsts
6snzn ver,fs Az zsFvs szsrat
E-v,der crs--sass hEzis s'ss-
rlAs glsi heed zaas thy i,ctsssvss
R.gaH,I tay wax aIrs-s uIaly = snare
n uka Am siga sesaahss Be essnFesI
On ny hrgthsr. 'sssteii. ossarv,
Flr Eg ,-sps Qur ~aE - Aialy
rhrgu.-h ll- d,rissQGIs shaniiss u l6e :
AMI the D,ss ailI err 80 ailsa
-Nbi Is zInaiE. tsi1 Iz,t strife
rha- I taiuh is l1 eec1al,,s as
thus a3 fl,i.cs our ars1asr's zasss
Les as war mai we've rrnimeh.,'l
ScruHls b., rls selfz-ssl5is 1hn;s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
Just Received per Ship
Ceylon from Boston,

Ealss best Az1azfzl,r DENNIS. Fi51s All EliIs
=swiur CaCrau- Cazes FIzs Nsr-iz1e Pr1urs-
Assar-s,i Rl1rzr1a- SiE1er5sr Whisz 1nd Er1Eu
CarzHua I1f D-iIIs fIr EaIiIy Use. Lamp Eil.ir-
American Sastilssz -lI-Jrs SIZE, Hza- . SsIgsriar
E1afilesi AEzs-azs'ir-ssi fizEs- NI1Tg Sra.tes
best uzIlEz 1.I'sl. Carl Ma1eii.z. Ga-zl Psr.ilE
Ease and CaGpEH.sr Z neh. sss- Sal-pesrz-
Hasau : best Bsa.sEing- E1Erzis Ta-x'E Island
SAG. &C. ehs- sne-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18
DRoPER application having been

L made TO the Hon. Andrew J. Lawrence.
by ?. II. Treaiwsy, of Lahains. that he raay
be appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
the late John Boehle. Of l.ahaina. deceased a.
Molokai-with the viii annexed. Nctice Is
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern, that
THURSDAY. the Sd day Of Docembsr. ls6S.
is the day appointed for the hearing Of said
petition. and Of all objections thatmay Be oacr-
ed thereto, at the Court House in the town u
Lahains, at 10 o'cloek. A. N.
ANDREW J. LAWRENCE.
Circuit Judge 2nd Judicial District.
Lahaina. Nov. 5. IS6S.-4S-tt