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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
nv BANKRUPTCY

ASs9 Wtrn nterintt 1efannt gentadbts cdR am
NJ. Mdr3 1853 etE Barrant in N9litriiptcD 0eaeH
has DetHt9en sou 3 IF Fsn%B% gyse,h oIet 6d 14d
yeafbotut Ddplbi Goant1 in Siadie Eenpeiiee ers
IGifen noEosn III, meiber nnf feine etgene HetitO bin
fur bonferpH erfl6f mprben TT, bGb aIip bic SabIupR
peu sG9nIbeu tlhi usbetlfeferimg suou Gigentbuni,
rel1es benz banftrett Gxfdxter GehSrt, an fbn pber
Ut ittftem WebraH@e USE bic lfeDeStraetsg nom iys
sgeuA etneW GigeHthup bgf4 I'm ee1etli6 petbofsn
ftus; has cine 3eriammIung pom ben @ldibieer,sSs ~
S9aaEstelt tnnfet ett Gril 6eteH nm Tire S6rSeiif
gen sn prifen unb einele6er eb,ere Mihenfes fe is
gerqSHGle ~ eft9d5LeN, am %. R6rs 1865 I'M
1914 pgr Nadmitta0s 0Is Elm Court Of Bantrtpfcp IN
Der Office hes Re6tfets of Barftiptcu, gos lS21<
ehnr9 SttaBs 0aibpiqe, Tenneiiee, por Serrn u les
q anSeF nj 8r Gbte y, @esifter. aebaItsa ioesben
iou. y. 5s g q. .@Iaacrsf. r.
insn IN 9. st. Deatf4au, aRsReuess. T,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
is11 LIN BANKRIJPTCY.

1858 ioirDl biermit besamnf aensaebt, bae am
VAS, Ssbruar 1868 elm @arfant in Barfruptcs
9lben has Sernt5sen pnn %. g. @dugbn ron
Nalbpue, Spptbfen gonntp i'm Staat1 sneEee erIafIen
tporb.r ift rpeIer anf feline eieene 9etittp bin fur
bancroft ertIdrt rpor6en i ba nIio bic ablang non
5dueen Hltb non Gisentbnmii melebes
rem bsttrott grfldrfen seb6rt, an Jpn ober ~ fes
mem GehrGa unb bic ueberrdging non itseab eineiii
Gigentbum bur ibn geiesIi9 perbeten ifn6; bds eie
8eriaHin ung ppn BEN @IGubigern hes genannten fir
bancroft Grffdrten; bre SprSeringen 81 Priifen
uub ejnea pnerpehrere Miiignegs ieinss 8ermDsens
3u erpdPIel am 28. Mars 1868 nm II u 1br urlifs
tugs ais elm Court of &aIfrtptrE b 9eer Dffce bes
9Afbpiae Terfaefiee, Dor nerrn' ATefdnber g.
q re I@Hf 81 g fter, sebattss aserbelt ipH. =
4 der 4iass,ifs3;as, 80 G.t&. GlnscceR, ~ 5
ms14Sn Ser. ST. wsGrf9an, @eiienser
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
~ ~ m RANKRTJPTCY.

GSss sDtrb biermit befannt 9emddBt, Bot am
S>S4, Eebrttdf 1858 elm a9arrdnt in Bankruptcy
aegeii bda @ermSgen pom 80 m. g. sample BON
Gdanberspine, Gunner Co. i'm Staate Eenaeffee ers
Iaffen mprben iit 1ueIer auf feline etgene Netitpn
bin fir banterptt erfdrt IporSen lift, hob af0 bic
SabIung Don S1uInen iiub ueberIiefefnua NON
eigsnt6um, peIpss BEN baitferotf GriISrten eebSrt,
an fHs Dber 81 fettte @ebrrn1 rb BITE eberfagnnB
BON ttgerb einen Gtssntbunt btr6 i'm aefstIif pers
germ be5 aeHannten fit baferptt GrfItfen, un ibre
60tbertiigen 81 prifen Hno eiiten sber mebrere
Miiignees ieines gern69ens 81 erndbIen, am 90
Bankruptcy III Der Office bes 9eGifters TIT Sanftptep
TN g euttbmls III @aHdtih, Tennefiee, por pettH
MIetansef g. &rdbIepf @esifer, agebatten
Iperben fel. = g asah4F7-aR 7.'ss :
{ 1as91ux 4s2 a5yfsIB. ct. MmiaaH, Mefeneers
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
OfT;ielle sImsetae,,.
IN RANKRfIPTrY

kTss tpirD bfermft befanMt aemaebf bnf am
Nh Tsblnar 1868 etn @nrrdat ii Hdnirlptfp
aegen bas2S exnf5gefi pon g Hip 8Iumentb0Ip 4
N1fbpile, 8apib5on Gountp i'm Gtaat Eennei5ee err
Iaiisn porSen TIT. 1neer aui feline eigene 4etition
bitt fir banferott ertldrt 1unfoen 1T, baS afp BITE
80 lung DON G6uInea unb lleberIiefermng ppn Gis
gentbum, weIdeS benz bancroft Grf drten 9eb6rt,
ibn ober gu ieinem Gebrar9 nno bic uebertra9uns
1on irgenb einem Gigentbum bur1 i'm geiebIih per
boten firo; oGB cine SerSammIung ppn ben @Idubis
gem bes genaHnten fir bancroft GrfIdrten, bre
6ofberun9en 81 priifen unb einen ober mebrere Wfs
fidllees fees Se m1gens su erIpdblen, %. MdrS
1858 nm ~ 1lbr gormittaes ais elm Court of 8anfs
rptcn III Der Office oes Reaiiiers in Bankruptcy, No.
SAX Gbnrb Straees 9safsBtAey Sentefees pof 8ertn
MtPTan6er 9. 8rdblep, &esiter, febaIten
Derben ioa.as E
"a IL n 81 G.. u. Glasco6.
Surs142nr ! ! Gsr. ct. Mari9au Meffenser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
MitteI Diitrift bon sennei1ee.

AAnacbt biermit befanitt, bab CT gum Miiignee upu
Sranf S. Smitb BON WG,irp County i'm Staate 9en=
ueiiec, innerbalb pbengenannten Stltrifts ernannt
roreen 1T, weler af iene eieene get ton bin our
ben 0trttt Court eenannten Siitrfts bancroft ers
fldrt tporSen lit.
F 9eseben SO Columbia, Senn., "a. Ses. 1867.
ans 3nsu 2toncI 8. DtDab. Aiiisnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
MitteI Diitrift BON Sennelee

SIN Vile. bic es ansebt: Der rluterseidnete
q Smad9t hermit befannf, haB ,um Afiianee ppn
MnSerioa nnb sSomes Setter npn Aaibpiue, Qapi6fom
eoirntn, I'M Staafe TennefIee, initerbnfb oberaez
nannten 9iltritts ernannt Ipor6en IT, ,uete auf bre
e9enen 4etitiouen bin ourdt ben Silritt Court aes
nannten DiiriftS bancroft erfldft 1uorSen iinb
IA. Q. Gbahbpmrn. Mffsnee,
1an29 3nt* 30. 82h Gburd Srase.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
.sAvoN MIRhNDL

Ctts TeIeid NIT anberen GfSeaguiHen eteier Ar
wiib 9ihttt4en, sh8Jefem cnxifate BEN gerSiis az
ft6ers pIere Geife peTIetbt Der 9aut etnetf fdnis
TttnreigeR G1nets, file eFgeugt einefl reid liden
S4mm, Hnbs 4HE 4aEfinE tasf Hi9ts 3n rDaniGen
Hcrfe.1bf 3sss,. at.fN8 ,5s,sst sHt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
RoupRE RoatEh.a

Cd efbte 6dsf nor qgtnb inb G6Ite oteBt fEt Elm
friiaee 1ii.o geiinhes Musfeben nnb perbs ri lie
Htlcung te5 Soipmsi fptrfer feft @dr5nt III rs lid
lnaehs saslte easfy Az tsgsF 4esIeFule BEN @ouSes
Se " inP yoAe's :. m'eetl pefs'litebeia ieisI.
sfieSsrteOe in Rftp sgost Bel
{ 1DmNeraS s. GSan6erfieff,
d NJ Hs30 glGros BiIliant Stra6e.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
Wfittel Difrift bon Senneiiee.

81 Mle, Die &c angebt: Der unterseidnete
&mad1t biermit befanuE saB er sum Mffianee BON
sSoferb g8. Sbarber pom gtonrp County i'm S!onte
Senneiiee, tnner5atb Dbensendunten 9iitritts erz
bin bnrb ben Dtftritt Court eendnnten Sifrifs bans
croft erflGrt Iporsen TIT. f5Iy =
Begebef 81 @ol,imbia, Eentt., q. Des. 1867.
ion6 3nrm SpbH .. BonD, @Ifgnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
20 IaI..ll 20 q - 81 =

-, HuILE unb POMADEgMIRANDA.
3wef Gf5euSntie pDtI beionberer site. Nus G6tlts
bdam unS anberen ltdrfeHoen Subftoftse spfnmuIen=
atjett, tr1ftigen uno perf6nerH re Die soaatt afb
9eb ~ ibMGse Elm ilberaiiS 56ftcs parfum.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
s',al 9iOnsas, ben 2ss Mdrs 1868.
.hiSgS8 IS itiI790t9 49, - ~

Infer gtaatl batsiniebterer Belt pie@
Der biels bon I'D sreSeH eemadbt, sSie
ni6t tpee;uIeusnenben Sbatiadent SaEs
i'm @gssmeulen cine srobe abneisane
oerllnreeonfruirten sbeftebt, fid recoats
ftruiren 8a laifemuno Elm 8e9ebren, bas
8rinsipsoer RsbeIIion Onr9 gaidtahet<
fennuns Scr :aeaen 8utanOe uaO ,nosF
li4ft Sppoftion gegen 0isieIben aafziI
reat sussrbaIten, 70 ME i'm geionberen9
Die Sreanildtion eGbeiiaer geieafGafs
.s,s ten, tueItbe .unter Der G9asfe pss @dsrss
,sasbaffsf hisnen etdnSpunH psrtbei6iser.
* un6 aetib auttrcten, iolpeit es Die .llrnsl
fdnoe erIanben; paren aHroinss Seeigs
net, .Se(oreailEs iiber':oass 6ortbeftsBsE1i
.s.s assskIii5sr. 3itanoe naS ,offentIiAeE
"a Sr0aune su=srreeer.asSss Eat iehobs
ben ,lnfasin, saIs sob fdon Der 9fame
besagomIaallne nrsmnires 9RilitarsOe<
partements, Genera[ Geors D. abomas,
cine .BeiIfdrie, berubt 5enoe g8irfunS
auf bds rebeIntSoudre Sreiben ssbabti
,,.s.. bate pa6 (OIahas OILS mir siuen 0fanny,<
ME hisfen; NIT Ger sBabruns bes ,5riess
HSens III. nniretn gfadte btauftraet ieben,'
brau5eu mir feline SOrgs3 bubeH.1s3
Senotratifde 8latter auBerbalb bts;
@taates babeuS pisAfid Sas nibtiant9
"''A bers eriuarten Itsb, sbiefe latnseIeseubsit
- ,su BuhFen, 'i6rer -Yartsi aus3lbeuten
'lS>& sefnGt nne DEM 9anbe borgeFeIIt, oab
Ssnnefee Desbalb aidbt sur Jtu6e fom,
men tonne, neil e unter rabitaler
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
NlifteI Oiifrift BON SeuneiIee

,s Wflttel Stltrift bon Sennehee.
SYN Mffe, Sic es anscbt: Der l1ntersei6nete
/, ~ mndt biermit befanfs bas er gum Aifi9nee BON
5eilrp IS. Sorris ron Notltgomerp Gonntp TN State
Eenneiee, irner1GIb pbeneenannten 9titritts er<
n6fnt Ipofben lift, IpeIer AMI feine esene Yettion
bin burtb ben 9it lift Court genannten Siftrifts
.hnnferptt erfIdrt nj r6en 1T. 100
geseben 81 GlarfspiAe, Tenn., 80. Ses. 1867.
idn6 3mp = - SB u. Neffer.S aiT9nee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23

%lAsstt &ksfi - lsttt
Der Hdrre Der @efeli9aft lift bet oten angegebene.
Der @etrae bss GopitaIs 500 900 90
etodS it, .............. ....,. 100000 o.
8 Die 4c.ipa ber geisnf9dft Tnb:
Ba6t on SatiS in ben Bnnt nfb lin ben
9G,ibep on Mgentep unbi @nberen. 5 IS 1929 SO
nnbetnjfete5 @rltnoei9entbliI 80! 1900 10
a0nts fuio Mttief.gtpt lsbe tte Geielitnit
betEst. 2S3 $50 e5
L gage gsljcbert. ,t. = $50. 130870 90
MEberpeitig geld erte MuEen5tdlbe 800 ,S1 90
Wuseltitdn6e fitrS Tr6utien !!9D II.J. $50 815 .
Mne anberen Si6erbeiteu. :. = ,S01 026 63
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
,1f1I.1Fffrml RffdaIfErl

4ie}es peEtr 3Bafer olrfte berufen
4sI1, Bic Can be Cologne, has Iostbe. u amer nnD ale
dbngi9 GrsengMffe I'd BEN 6nfergf1ab 81 bt1Mgcn.
SenGebrau9 itdrft bic Cant uno beIpabrt Der geisf
iarbs ieHsn sarten 9a44 iusehbtt9er 5xlf9e Mno
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
III NtBANKRuHCY.a

S,2s. Sebfilnr 1868 eiu' garrnHt tn Bankruptcy
geaen ras. @ermSgeH ,puug2p mis- seaEa en-. pom
9afbpine, Dapofon So. i'm Staate TennefIee erafien
1oorfeii ipeirer daf iete efisrs BIN iir
anferott ertdrt orben lit, baB alto bic SaBlune
S6nIbep upo eferiIig non Gigentbun, neless
BEN Ia trott @tfdrten eeb1r an TIN o6er ~ ieinem
@ebrau9 nn6 bic Hebertfaaurg ron irselo eit EN-
Gisertbum burdb ibn eeiebIidb perbOten itrlh; sdB
etne geriammiunq pcn ben @fdMbtgesn bes g nanns
tenfir banterott GrflGrten, ibre Spr6ermneen Az
prfen i1io eiiten osermebrere Miiisnees fenes Ser
m6sens su erpdbIensE am rs. Dldrs 1868 UNI II nSr
8orrnittags aIs EN- Court Of 8antruptep in Der
Dffiee bss Regiters III 8anfrupten, 80. S2I Ghurb
StTnBe EdfbciHs 9eaneiiees Dor BERN MIe @
3. 3rabtep, Regiiters sebafen per5eil iOn
:, 9 6. ". GIascprf, ~s,s
n1sf4 I'm Der. st. glarf1aas Mefense;.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
cffsieae Mnseiae.,.

NfitteI Siltrift bon SenneiIee.
SWn Vile, bic es amsebt: Ter uuter,eidnete
ma hermit befaani, baB er gum &fiignee pOn
Sdmu IT. @oot II. SiIas StItreH, 8eioe non Gtemors
eoAntp I'M State Senneiee, tnnerbaIb pbenaenannt
ten Outfits ernanut pcrben lit, peI,ye anf hire
ei9ene Eetitton lin eur ben Sifritt Court aeuaurs
len a,s S,l5ri.ts oantsrott ertldrt Iporoen inb.
1aao omfo SdS. y. SSlcpb, Affanee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
$3,O77,a53 80
8efbtablrdf

Der gefsag pom gerbinbii9fetten jfaais
poer MIDI fdllie an 8nBten OBJ r aneere
gerJuite berithtiqt flrlb fdIi .t....... ..
@erfuhe beri5iist unb Mot ianis -. $1,000 90
SeVtMnt AHUSlslVttSt - 1883 -. s'@-..A
gernfte, idwebeph unb apf ,meitsre Bee
lDsiie pdrtlhS -. 5000 90
i9afi,.,. |. -; 1857 "a
BerbinsIitbtsiten totaI. $121 .667 "a
Der bsdbie t8etrue in elmer 8erFbernns s $4,000
6. .. gtanten. grdiibent pro TEN.
Geo. o. SntfAn. sttretar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
Wittei Oiitrift bon SenneiTee.

egfn Vile, Die es ansrbf: Ser lIntersei6rete
- kmabt hermit befannt, baB er sum Miignee pom
Sobn q. Anbrems, 2ebman Stein, SsraeI q fer Mnh
| sSpbn Gbdbpea pom stafbpile, 9apiofon @ountp i'm
Staate Eenneiee innerbaIb obengenannten Diftrifts
@rataRt orogu it, pelde du ibre eiaenea 9eiitionen
bin Snr9 ben 9iftrift Court genannten Oiitrfts
bancroft erfLdrt moroen tinb. 81
II a eE @l u. O.. @banbcurn,
ian2t 3mips SIX gb,rd StraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
MiitteI Oiarift bon senneiiee.

ainat 1iermit befaniit, 6as er sitm aiiiSnee BON
N @pIDitein ppn Raibotle, Dapibfon &olntu int
sStaat g nneiee, imerbaIb pbengenannten 9iftrifts
erunnnt Iuerben it, ped5er dltf feiue eigene Yettion
bin bur9 ben Sifrift Court senanuten Slritts bans
ferott erttart pofoeR lit. 81 34y5s
80 sseas 81, 81. Garp, Miiignee,
q JAMS 3ttp = sa@s Office 63K Gehar strabe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
AS 4 ExTRArr DiYLANGYLANa
ms nn y 49, N !. MAnrr1E

Is IawDAS BoUQUET DE MANIILE.s -
|. aagef sisisa bs!Ssa Dsriasli9sn eItfaitss psl9s
ssifma 9isau6 y. 60. aud ale sur eif beiebten Grs
traits in sIet@et 8oueHb,ihg. s8ir nennen baron
ruir frA8enpe:S ttisi 40 ,n3Ta1s sea. D
Ss ss.2 sS Ss s Ssssss @s dsnolia
MhpmolnH 5dDa gs@pufel6fe!l, I, Sasmin.
gprins 6IawsTs. Roneeletas. Hofe ROuiienie.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
5-5tlIT ITIIIlI I'M 5I@Fs5I n D.
&affunterir SietDria
I" Ai9aitD %. &c., aA
AS Niue @ SfidelieH, Haris.
ser &ollia ber Yarfllals.

Die Parfnmerie gictoria bat I'D burd bic pouenbete
abritatton ibrer Grseuenifie, 6erene fir eben Mrs
fiteI etlie Specnlitdf anertge it, in ben Rreiien
Der 5o6en Arptrofie nnS fehen Bet beteits aroSen
RuF befi9afft 8eIOn6ers futr fkre hsnen Yariu1 8,
aus her bur9 9etinatipu Der ssUnnna odoratissis
MAJ: digf ben 8Htftppfnen gewohnenen 9IanqpIanq
Gjgef5 berstet, pegen ihrer etn6eit tio
2fehii6feit uber je0eu gergIe9 erbdben.l Bir ala<
BEN oaHer benz feihen 4a6ltum eihea 9ienft III ers
zoe fspa@ena mir bafieIh folssnSe Rarfuins auie
DAs ExTRAIr DiYLANGYLANG " Il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
glittel Oiitritt bon SennelIee.

1-tFttt| 1JtI6ttVt DOI5 11eF11CITSV@
SIR Mae, bic IS angebt: Der 1lnter3eicbnete
@\mobt hermit befannt, baB gum @ffignee non
Saba aR. Vtathis bon Montgomery Gonntp i'm Stoate
Eeunefiee, tnnerbalb obengenannten 9irfts ernnnnt
poreeu 1T IDrl9er auf etne eigeue Petitiou bin our
fidrt rbofSensift. g
9eseben su Glartspiue. Ee,in., 1. San. 1868.
ian6 3mp Sprace $. 9urtph, aiFsnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-23
90 slIRsn e.aassa 90 Mmsgits.1 .

Staet ssew Yert, StcSt upb GpHntp Rem gOrt,i sS
aahs tfle su ibten fei hietttt bhs bsute ou fnfs
ifnSs9adh5teieh S6n,iar bltbunbe adbt unb
ReS god baften, sebSrig beitotei ,snS Surs5
eeHi t6gt EsnTeee qsal iiSirfen Gpmmifiioner, UNI
Sseps N.i. %, .apertennen 81 laen rueIhe In Sems
fflbtn sum @ebrah@ fpf1S1ea bber aebtaibt perSen,
periSnlib Dor mir eri3ien Gbarles stanton, 9rdiis
bent PRO tenn nne Geo. S. Snifffh, Sefretdr pom Der
4ntdsfbp0er 9lbehs ttesa 6dfrune2s geieui6aft ,u
YIslp ,erf ieher pptitr beeibigt IpirSen
harahf arsabsn anb duSideteR hdb BE Mniase elm
sytttteer lite etrener Der Geicbdte eendnn.
ter 0efeli4dft na8 iBrem beiten @iffen un6 Safirz
baIten lift.
5ar Ssugpib beiiett babe Id Siefss untsri6yieben
II. s. tito nit metuem Siegel perieben am
"a III &, 1. ya,,ntsn &ase. luh Sabre,
80. .As - @riptn o. Gorep. jun,
!, Gomnstffeher fir ben Staat Ssnaeiiee,
9ss{19A ,aanffiee 30. 81 asauftraBegN ew gort.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-05

DESTRUCTION OF CHURCHES IN SOUTH
CARoLINA.-A committee Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Convention of South Caro-
lima closes an extended report of losses
by the war as follows:
To sum up the losses of the diocese, it
appears that ten churches have been burnt;
that three have disappeared; that twenty
two parishes are suspended; that two par
sonages have been burnt; that every
church between the Savannah River and
Charleston has been injured, some stripped
even of Notwithstanding and flooring that
almost every minister in that region Of the
State has lost home and library; that along
the entire seaboard. from North Carolina
to Georgia, where our Church had -four
ished for more than century, there are
but four parishes which maintain religious
services; that not one outside of the city
Of Charleston can be called living, self
sustaining parish, able to support minis
ter; that their clergy live by fishing. by
farming, and by mechanical arts; that al
most every church, whose history appears
on this record, has lost its communion
plate. often a massive and venerable set,
the donation Of an English or colonial an
cestor. The pecuniary losses might be
repaired If the diocese were as in days
gone by, but in Its present impoverished
condition. no hope remains Of speedy re-
storation- This generation can scarcely
behold it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-05

The MANNER IN WHICH LACE Is MADE
The cushion, over which the pattern to be
made is spread. is made Of linen, filed with
straw or hair. and in shape not very unlike
a ladys mutt The pattern is filed with
forest Of pins, perpendicularly placed-to
to which the threads are attached-the
other ends Of the threads being fastened
to the kloppels-which are made Of wood
from the cherry tree. The kloppel has
the appearance OF miniature nine PIN"
When it is well wound with the silk, or
thread, to be used, a closely fitting cylinder
is placed over ito prevent moisture
from the hands having an action on the
threads. At night flask Of water is
placed before the cushion, behind which is
lamp. The water is used to cast an equal
light on the work. The young girl whom
we saw used six thousand pins and six hun
bred threads. She worked so fast it was
impossible to enumerate the kloppels, it
is astonishing with what rapidity they exc
cute their tasks. These poor creatures work
from daylight until 10 p. NJ, and can earn
but about FIVE cents per day. Let US now
look how these poor creatures live. The
houses are built principally of mixture of
clay and straw, over which is coating of
lime. There are seldom more than two
rooms, and are occupied by so many as
eight or ten persons, who share the accom-
odations equally. The floor is chalked out
insquares, which is the sleeping as well as
the working quarter Of the occupant. The
lace makers seldom do any other work. for
their hands must de kept smooth and clean,
consequently their hands are small and beau
tifnily white. 1t is true they have their
three meals per day, if we might so call
them. The meals consist almost entirely
of potatoes and salt, together with drink
Of corn and chickory mixed, to which they
give the name Of coffee. In the spring
and autumn, as the fields are ploughed
:here Is root unearthed known as Erd-
mandel; this they gather and make Of it
Erdmandel coffee. Meat or eggs they
scarcely know, excepting in name. These
unfortunates begin their trade at the early
age OF five years, but are seldom able to
earn living at it until ut the age Of severn
teen years. How little do the weare.s
think, when attired int his luxurious article,
the suferings Of the maker. From morn
till night, day after day, year to year, these
poor creatures toll, earning scarcely an ex-
istance. The lowest beggar in our land
leads more luxuriant life than do these
children of labor-who are pale, thin, half
starved, scantily clothed. shadows of ere
alton. If there is the least mistake in the
work. or it is any way soiled, they, and not
the employers, are the losers. Since my
visit to this place, situated among some of
the most beautiful of Saxon scenery, and
whenever | look at a piece of lace, my
mind is filled with the thoughts of the
misery of the Splitzenkloppelereni.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-05

ST.. GEORGE WITH THE GIIT oFF.-This
pink of ehivalry was born about the begin
ming of the fourth century, IN or shortly
before the reign of the Great Constantine
His parents, who had emigrated from Cap
padocia to Epiphania, in Cilicia, were en-
ployed in humble branch of the cloth
trade, and George himself was born, not in
an enchanted castle, but in faller's shop
in that town-a pleasant bower of half
cleaned tog9 and smalI-clothes of those
days. Arrived at mans estate, George
obtained an important contract to supply
the imperial army with provisions. So far
as We can make out, this was the gallant
Georges only connection with the profess
sion Of arms. Instead of riding about on
fiery steeds, performing miraculous feats Of
arms, Staying dragons. and delivering dam
sells, the fullers son was employed in deliv-
ering bacon to the imperial commissary,
and very badly he performed that duty.
His bacon was generally rancid and the
quantity short; he was true member of
the army-cOntractOr race, one Of the sort
that Wellington would have liked to
hang, to encourage the Others. He made
lots of money in this business For "a long
time the powerful friends whom his gift of
fattery kept around him, protected him
from the anger of the authorities and the
fury of the soldiers. The former had to
wink at short weight delivered by the ia
vorite OF the ministers, and the latter had
to chew their rancid bacon and curse
the rascally contractor beneath their
breath. AT length, however, there arrived
a time when this sort of thing could endure
no longer George had to fee; be narrow
ly escaped death at the hands of the soldiers,
whose commons he had so shamefuIIy rob-
bed, and he was sought after, perhaps not
very diligently, by the imperial officers of
justice. He managed to conceal both him.
self and his money, and to re-appear at
the proper time in more distinguished
and lucrative sphere. Thus the great
George of England, the greatest knight of
Christendom, the peerless champion of
virtue and valor, retired from the military
service of his country. What would those
thousands of stout knights who Glove Mos
lem crowns to the inspiriting music Of his
name, and who sought death on the fields
Of Scotland in his honor, have said if you
had told them they were shouting them
selves hoarse in the worship Of rascally
bacon factor@C Chambers Journal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-05

DEAIH OF GEN. XII CARsoS. AT Fort
Lyon, Colorado. Kit KarsOn expired at
half-psst four O'Clock, in the afternoon of
June 23d, in consequence of the rupture
Of an artery in the throat. 4 few weeks
previous, his condition becoming danger
ous, he removed from has house to the
quarters. of Major Tiltor. the Post Sur
geon, who was attending him. On the
24th the body was laid in state in the Office
Of the adjutant- He was temporarily buried
on the evening Of that day, it being Under
stood that the remains would subsequently
be removed TO Taos, NsF Mexico, to be
inferred with those Of his wife, who died
there only few weeks before his demise
Carson's last words indicated the fall pos
session of his mental faculties, the con-
sciousnsss Of his situation, and the strong
social feeling which characterized him
throughout life. The words were simple
goodbye
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-05

Big BLAsT.-At Lime Point near the
Golden Gate, q charge Of ! 500 pounds of
powder was exploded at one time, in two
tunnels 80 feet back from the face of a
cliff $50 feet high The rocky cliff fell
forward from height Of Us feet, and not
less than 10000 cubic yards, or $4,000
tons, of stone tumbled down into the sea-
The charge cost $1,000, 50 that the cost
per cubic yard was only cents. and per
ton. only ~ cents The ground is being
prepared for the construction Of fort like
that at Fort Point The proper site Of a
fort is covered BY high, rocky bill, which
rises from $50 to 800 feet above the level
where the fort is to stand. 1t becomes
necessary. therefore. to cut away this bill
before beginning the fort--Sac- Bee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-08-05

A BosToxIAS has invented an engine Of
one-boy power. which win throw water
through chemically prepared chamber Of
the machine, and in one minute. with ten
gallons of water, extinguish 6fty-three
blazing tar barrels