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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05

THE MoHoNeo is expected to arrive st Ma
KEGS Landing, on Der passage down from
Hawai-, on Saturday next, and viii remain
there few DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
PASSENGERS.

EeG rrExaLEE. W, T.--Ger Camden. July So-ISAao
n Hall = kclnefy-
FcR WNnWkED Poxrs-qrr kilsueS, August $
Rev Maso1 and wife. Ms Co-nwcL Ms May
Coruueil His Bella CoruuelL Nh L1u.ai1, : W Il
kauvAhi Z VOTE. Rev BouitAce Schaetar, Aheolg-
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PARTNERSHIP.
TO BE SOLD.

"a PONY, CARRIAGE AND
HIAHARSESS, complete The Horse has
been driven by a lady, and is free from vice.
ALs0-A SADDLE HORSE, perfectly quiet,
and good PAGER. Inquire at the
24-tf REGISTRY OFFICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05

TIE steamer Klauea viii lay up next Mon,
day for repairs, aud viii resume her trips foi
windWard ports on the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05

Masters AND SERvASTs' CONTACTS
The law passed at the last session of the As
sembly, REQUESTING the forms Of contracts
between masters and servants, provides that
they shall be in both Hawaiian and English,
and il such form as the Minister Of the Int
nor shall authorize The form viii be found
in to-day's issue, as prepared al the Home
OHice- Il does lot differ from ordinary con-
tracts. The servant sgree< to obey all lawful
commands, and render faithful service, and
the master 10 pSy the monthly wages in
cash The last clause contains provision
that the servant hay not enter into new
contract until the old one has fully expired
A conformity in al contracts Of this nature,
made on the Islands, viii tend to mutual
understanding Of the relations and rights,
under the law, OF both parties, and tend to
render les Objectionable, some OF the fez-
tures Of our labor system
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
FIRE-WoOD.

I'VE ARE PREPARED TO FUR
w aish FIre-wood Of tie Best Quality
OhiA, Kos, and Ssnelezz-at cur Landing,
near Hilo Bay, II quantities TO suit-
HITCHCOCK BROTHER,
Hfo, Hawaii
For further par<i-ulars, enquire q
CASTLE COokE, AgentS- 17-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
NOTICE!
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS

TIME BOARD OF MANAGERS of
Il the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society
having purchased a tract of land on Emma
and School Streets, in Honolulu, which is
rapidly being put into cultivation, and the An
nual Meeting of the Society for election Of
officers being close at hand, lin August next
the subscribers TO this Society are hereby re-
minded that their annual subscription of Five
Dollars should be paid to the undersigned on
or before the 10th of August, to entitle them
to a vote at the election, and the public gener-
ally are reminded that a payment of Fifty
Dollars constitutes a life member, and Of Five
Dollars an annual member, and that in view
of the large expenditures of the Society, con-
tributiOns and payments are much desired and
will be thankfully received.
A. F. JUDD,
sS-2t Treasurer X. II. A. Soc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
FOR SALE!
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE TAX ASSESSORS OFFICE
Il is upon the Lower Floor Of the Court
House. box will be placed at the door for
the reception of Blanks.
S. n. CASTLE,
IL Assessor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05

HAwAu--From private letter from Hilo,
under date Of July 81, We learn that slight
earthquakes are still Of almost daily occur
renee there. There is great activity in the
crater Of Kilauea- The subsistence Of the
coSst Of Puma is very manifest. Ii viii be
seen from these facts that volcanic action,
though abated in force, is still at work in the
island, giving an interesting deld for Ohsers-
ton Many parties have been attracted to
the island, this summer, TO have look at
the results Of the commissions of last April
An observer whites from Kau: There is no
mistake th$t the people OF KSu were gre2t
saferers. We rode over the sites Of the two
villages where the earthquake wave swept
everything. II Is sad TO witness the utter
deSolaiiOn which nov reigns in those spots
We met there Hawaiian who was toiling
TO rebuild his broken walls, who said he lost
both father and mother BY the wave, while
be ran with child under each arm. and
barely escaped / am glad the people Of
Honolulu sent relief TO those people: it was
wel-timed and EeI-bestowed." The funds
collected BY Her Majesty Queen Emma have
been all invested in house-frsmes, clothing,
and other needed articles, and dispatched 10
their destination But although the personal
needs Of the people have been relieved, there
can be no restoring Of the lands and other
property. overwhelmed by the earthquake
shock, the lava flow, and the renorseless
wave Of the sea The Kan district has suf-
fered : irreparsble injury.
In Kou2, during the past week, frequent
earthquakes have occuued-very pereepti6le
reminders Of the former shaking season.
One shake, which happened at night, was so
prolonged, that everybody was &w&ked- The
great activity OF kIsueA gives good mason
70 believe that the volcanic fires viii expend
their power there. and that these slight
tremblinss Of the earth, throughout the
Island, viii not increase in violence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
NOTICE.

DURING MY TEMPORARY AB-
IL sence from the Kingdom. Messrs. +. A.
Schaefer and En-. Fenard, will attend to nv
private affairs under power of attorney.
G. DE YARIGNY.
Honolulu, July Is. ls6s.-27-st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
Phases cfths Moon for the month of August

FEEFIKzR II CAPT. aAs't SIXTH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-08-05
NOTICE.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED, intending
i to leave this Kingdom, hereby requests
all persons indebted to him to make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims against
him will please present the same for settle
ment. [2l-tfl c. FRED. PPLUGER.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-20

GoDEY's LADY's Book We have re-
ceivcd the September number of this beautiful
and interesting monthly. The great reputation
of GOdey's Lady's Book, as leader in Fashion
and Literature, is not of mushroom growth, but
has been steadily increasing for years. 1t has
scarcely met with any competitor worthy of the
name. The steel engraving in this number,
"The Happy Mother" is q perfect gem. The
Fashion plates are superb, and the patterns full
and useful. Among the literary contributions
to the September number is n continuation of a
highly interesting story by Marion Harland, the
distinguished authoress of "Alonc," "The Hid
den PATH" and other equally attractive works
Back numbers supplied at any time. Edited by
Louis a. Cooley and Mrs. Sarah j. Hale. Adj
dress Louis A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa. Terms
SO year.
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quested to be let alone and be allowed
quietly to go to his boarding house, which
stood within twenty yards of the place
they were then occupying. Without an
other word Basket struck him blow with
the butt end of a navy revolver, Telling
the poor man to the earth. While in
that condition he stamped on his head and
kicked him repeatedly, causing his death
within 20 hours after the occurrence.
The men, incredible as it may appear,
hung around Loudon part of the next
day, and actually had the impudence to
take breakfast at the murdered mans
boarding house, remarking at the table
that it would be ga id small loss wheth-
or he lived or died." The murder was
seen by citizen of the town who had not
the manliness to have the men arrested
before they left, but kept his knowledge
to himself till forced by the jury to tell all
he knew.
After they left, posse of men went in
pursuit and came up with the parties two
miles from Lenoir's. In attempting their
arrest most estimable citizen was badly
wounded by the murderer, Basket, who
again succeeded in making good his es-
cape. The party returned to LoudOn,
bringing in Mr.. Lyle, the wounded man,
and Crandal, one of the parties implicated.
think, MesSrs. Editors, that citizen
is highly culpable, and not very law-abid-
ing, who, in witnessing such an outrage,
will not vindicate the majesty of the law
by prompt and energetic measures for the
arrest of the offenders; for if such had
been done not only would the murderer
be under the strong arm of the law, but a
peacenble and one of our best citizens
would not be lying dangerously wounded
at this time. s.
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VI There is no family but that is de-
pendent to some extent for its comfort and con-
segment happiness upon the completeness of its
arrangements for cooking and preparing food.
If you can squeeze along without cOoking-stove
you'll not pretend to say that you can exist with
out the assistance of kettles, pots and pans.
Throw away your old vessels that have been
mended with dough, rags, sticks and solder,
till there's no sense in it, and go to Mat Carriers
and get something new, bright and useful.
No retail merchants stock is complete with
out supply of tinware. Mr.. Carter will do as
good part by such as any dealer in Knoxville.
See his advertisement and give him call.
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Murder in Roane County
The Murderer Escaped.
Correspondence of the Forerunner.l

Correspondence OF the Forerunner.J
LoUDoN, TENN, August Is, 1868.
EpIroRs FoRERUNNER "A most tragic
event happened here on Saturday last, re-
sulting in the murder of man named A.
A. Filler. The evidence elected at the
Coroner's inquest was substantially as
follows: Two men named Basket and
Crandall, accompanied by two others, all
strangers in Loudon, attended shooting
match here. After the match was over
they became drunk and very disorderly,
and while in that condition the murdered
man passed them. Basket remarked,
"There goes that rebel son of a -" and
attempted to take hold of him. Eller re-
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Tor the CAMPAIGN.

We offer the FoRERUNNER to
clubs of five OF more, until the LIST
of December next, at 40 cents for
each subscriber, payable in adj
vance. Where ten copies are
ordered to one address, an extra
paper will be sent to the getter up
of the club.
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" We have been frequently asked
why VIC copy everything from Democratic pa
pers. Our answer is that we don't believe it is
right to help circulate the false doctrines with
which all of the Radical papers that we see are
filled. Besides, such matter wouldn't suit our
readers. In addition to all which we don't read
Radical papers when we see them. We know
they are full of meanness, and we let 'em slide.
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N. mTbo Wor hotwoon Tho Sto+os II,

"The War between the States, its
Causes, Character, Conduct and Results" by
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, is the title of a
valuable work just issued by The National Pub
fishing Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
Histories of the late civil war have sprung up
like mushrooms, and they can now be numbered
almost by hundreds but all who are DESTROYS of
arriving at correct understanding of the causes
and q clear history of the events of the late la
inevitable war, have felt the want of reliable
history of the same from Southern standpoint,
by representative man of the South. This
want is about to be supplied by Alexander II.
Stephens.
The bare announcement that this distinguish
ed Statesman had determined to write a book,
would, of itself, be sufficient to kindle a lively
and widespread interest in all sections of the
country; and when it is known that he has cho-
sen as his theme the one so fruitful as the Late
American War, the absorbing interest of the sub
iect, together with the evident and singular fit
ness of the author for its treatment, unite in
awakening curiosity entirely unparalleled in
the annals of American literature.
1t presents q careful political analysis of the
past, separating real from apparent causes of the
late unhappy conflict, and gives those interior
lights and shadows of the Great War, only known
to those high officers who watched the food-tide
of Revolution from its fountaiu-springs, and
which were so accessible to Mr.. Stephens from
his position as second officer of the COnfederacy
To public that has been surfeited with appa-
rently similar productions, it presents change
of fare both agreeable and salutary, and an in
tellectual treat of the highest order. The Great
American War has at last found historian wor-
thy of its Importance, and at whose hands it re-
ceives that moderate, candid and impartial
treatment which truth and justice so urgently
demand. This most valuable york is sold only
by subscription, and the publishers want an
agent in every County.
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e- We find in the Augusta Constitu-

GF We find in the Augusta Constitu-
tonalist the following reference to an advertise
ment by our old friend, Mrs A. Stevens:
Our old friend, A. Stevens makes his bow to
the public in fine, full advertisement that looks
like preparation for the business season. He
offers for sale splendid assortment of groceries
and othor articles appertaining to first class
commission house. We trust his efforts to sat
isfy the public will meet with prompt and prof
table reciprocation.
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" Messrs r. H. Richards & Co., Of
Knoxville advertises in this issue Large Stock
of Books, Stationery and Music. Remember
that the East Tennessee Book House is the
leading establishment of the kind in this part OF
the world, and send your orders accordingly.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-20

" A friend, who has recently gone
into the doctor business, suggests that if you
want to improve your moral digestion and pre-
pare your stomach for future rations of Radical
ism, you had better take dose ofthe Tennessee
Legislature just before going to bed. We Won
der if that's what he proposes to cure the Eager"
with. If it is, we had rather shake little.
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" 1t is suggested that those who are
ambitious of following in the wake of Thad. Ste
vens had better avail themselves of the services
of the Pilot who proposes to start from the lower
end of this county sin a few days"
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Mr.. Stevens body was guarded by the
Butler Zouaves, company of negroes,
uniformed and armed. The great major
ity of visitors we're negroes. The exhibit
ton attracted but very little attention.
The body laid in the centre of the Capitol
rotunda. There were no unusual decora-
tions or drapery in the Capitol.
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1t is stated on doubtful authority that
commissioner Rollins will resign uncondi-
tionally from regard to Mr.. McCulloch's
feelings and wishes.
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SW EET w A TER:
AGENTS for the Forerunner.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for the FoREEuNNER. Their
receipts for subscriptions will be acknowledged
by the proprietor:
E.'E. GRIFFITH, jacksonville, Tenn.
j. II. SANS, LOudon,
Lafayette JOHNSON, Benton. "
DR.. n. G. CARTER, Tellico,
Rev. W. A. NELSON, Riceyille,
DIR. LEONARD, Jalappa,
JonY c. VAUGHN, New York City, N. Y.
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REDUCED PRICES.

A s RECEIVER in the cause of Carter & Co.
n and others, VS.. Vandigrifft s. Ellis, l am of
fering at their old stand the fine Stock Of Goods
formerly owned by V. & E., at greatly reduced
prices. The stock comprises everything usually
found in first class Grocery, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing and Hardware Establishment, is fresh and Of
the best quality, and as | an compelled to sell
out, purchasers may rely upon getting bargains.
If you don't see what you want, be sure and ask
for it, and it will rarely fail to be forthcoming.
i'll don't suit you it will not be because don't
try. Produce of all kinds received in exchange
for Goods. CHARLES CANNON.
Swectwatcr, august Is, 1868. At.
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" The "Philadelphia, Monroe county
Tennessee" negroes have gone to stealing. Sew
eral robberics, we understand, took place last
week.
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VI Our friend, Fult. Green of Charles
ton has our thanks for list of subscribers in
his town.
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WONDER OF THE AGE!
THOSE SUFFERING WITH THE Ague
l. will be pleased to learn that q
CERTAIN CURE

is within their reach.
Areceipt for the Cure can be obtained for 80
by applying to Or addressing the undersigned.
The medicine can be obtained at my counter
for 50 80, or sent by mail to any section Of the
the country for s3-always being accompanied
with directions as to administering the same.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
References furnished when necessary. All
orders accompanied by the cash promptly attend
ed to. Send orders to H. L. FRY,
augl3-6mo Sweetwater, Tenn.
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0ROCKERY .-Georgia, alabama and Tennes
v see CrOckery, at Brick Store, sign of
RED FLAG.
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FRENCH INSTRUCTION.
WANTED.

TX CORDS of good OAK & HICKORY WOOD,
LEI delivered at my house in Sweetwater.
August l2-tf j. W. CLARK.
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Having an extensive acquaintance in the
County, and being determined to please, hope
to receive % fair share of patronage. Goods sold
as cheap as at any retail store in Z. Tennessee.
August - 1863 It..
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BY sFfrasen 80. 30 EOrss GberrsftraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-21

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