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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-05
In BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF WYATT Q. CUTLER.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
district of Louisiana. I
New Orleans, December 4 l568.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i third day Of December, A. D. ls6s. Warrant
WYATT U. CUTLER, Of the city of New Orleans
in the parish Of Orleans and state of Louisiana,
who was adiudged q bankrupt on his own petit.
tiou that payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such bankrupt. to him or
for MS use, and the transfer of any property by
HIM, are forbidden by law; that meeting of the
creditors of the said bankrup, to prove their debts
will ne held at Uourt of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at the Customhouse Building, in tue city Of New
on the fifteenth day OF December, A; ID 1858. at
ten O'Clock a NJ. Il. j. HEBRON.
United states Marshal District of louisiana
IoI-da6
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THOs. L. MAxwE
uol9 deh 10 Sheriff of the P4rish Of or
The Police Jury of the tsartAh of Pl,
mines VS. Angnste I,aesens and his cn.h

The Police Jury of the Parish of Pl
mines vs. Auguste i,esseps and his co-hl
the estate OF Alexander Lesseps.
SEGOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT UOUE
- and for the Parish Of Piaquemiues, No 4
virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale to me d
by the Honorable ID Second Jude al Distrid
in and for the parish of PaquemInes la cd
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at punl
tion. az the Courthouse door of tins par
SATURDAY, Janusry2 1860 at twelve o'cl
the smallest possible portion of the follow
seribed property, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PORTED
Ian y situate in this parish, having and med
torty-hye arpents mole or les, front on
bank of the river Mississippi by forty arIl
depth, at about ten mi es above tine OourttI
this parish. bounded abov- BY the land of 4
Lesseps and ether heirs OF Alex nder essl
ceased, aod below BY that OF Hypp0lite Morl
To the person who shall take so much of 81
as will be necessary to cover the amount Of jul
in said case to wit: -Four thousan one hi
dollars and sixty. eight cents. with legal intere
April :, 1858, un i paid, and fees and costs
dollars
Terms-oash on the spot IN United State
ury notes.
:. sheriffs office. parish Of PlaqnemiDes, Mo-
PATRICE LEONARD. Sd
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Q. S. MARsHALs SALES.
jacob BourI VS.. Three Bnrges.

Jacob BOurl VS.. Three Bnrges.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No. 9l79.-By virtue
of writ of vendiIioui exponas. to me directed in
tine above entitled suit viii proceed to sell TO the
nsn ~ 1aea ~ ,si no, io n ~ uay VI
10 the OustoHhouse building, on old Levse street:
One MOUEL and tao COMMON BARGlS, as
they now lie the river opposite iireenvie
Landing.
Terms-Cash, at the time of adjudication, in Unit
ed States treasury notes.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
nineteenth day Of hovsmber, 1859.
ANo. Hide 2345
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Monthly Advertisements, inserted every other day.
d be chArRed twothirds the above rates.
second page monthly Advertisements, each square
Tfansiont advertisements, having the run of the
paper first insertion 81 50 per square; each subse
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Second page transient Advertisements. each inser-
don 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
- new each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
ease shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent
All business notices OF Advertisements TO be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
u published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
Son IS per Annum, in advance; hatyearly and quar-
tsrly, same rates Single copies ten cents.
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state of I.ouI.Iena y =. =, Tylrr.

STATE OF lsOuthiaua vs. IL. a. Tyler.
STATE TAX CoLLECToRs iIFFIcE,
hecond Dlstrici, New Orleans,
New Orleans. November "a les
by VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in me BY law as a State Tax Collector, / have
this day seized snd will proceed to SELL at public
auction, at my office corner Of St Peter and Charities
TWENTY.SlXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1863. at
twelve O'Clock NJ the following described property,
OF taxes, damages and costs due by said e A TYLER
for the one per cent special tax psr act No ia,
TENDER 20. lies:
ONE Lor OF JEwELRY consisting in one silver
tea set
Terms-Cash at the time of adjudication; costs. in
. L. T. LEMARIE.
State Tax Collector. Second District,
no25 dec 70 "a New Orleans
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OUNSTABLEls SALES.

James Reagan VS.. Thon M. smith-No.
1924
SEOoND JUSTICES COURT. PARISH OF OR.
- ieans--by virtue of writ of fiari faoiAs to me
directed by the 1on. A. Shelley NJ cond Justice of
proceed 20 sell at public auction. on MO DAY. the
fourtsenth day OF December, i60e. A. II O'Clock a.
property, to-w vic
ONE BROWN MARE.
Seized in the shove entitled EMIT
notes.
de4 STA J.w. QUINN, CONSTABLE.
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oliver Brodrlck ct ais. vs.. steamer Mon.

oliver Brodrick ct ais. VS.. steamer Mon
soon, Her Tackle etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisiana, No. 9ls0 In obed
erlce to admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession--
The Steamer MONSOON, her Tackle, ETC., now
hbeled BY Oliver Beodrck and Others for the causes
set forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court Of the United States.
And l do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person pei
having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest in or TO the same to be and appear at Dis
trict court of the United States for the District
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof show cause if any they have why the
said steamer should not be condemned ard be sold
aRreeably TO the prayer of libeants.
United States MarskaFs Once, New Orleans
f. j. HEBRON,
ANo. 90-nol7 "a del 6 Uuited States Marshal,
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ALLENTOwN RAILHoAB I

ANEW. ALI. RAn. FAkn nprsnIIn
~ direct between Boston. New Yorf and
burg. via Harrisburg, Allentown. and .isrssi
without change OF Cars.
New York RoodH FOR Pittsbtrg NINA, n. d.,,v
Pier No. Il. North River. 10 t6e Agent ~ I'M
AHentoEn Transportation Compsny. and nod
AGENTS Of the New JaFsay Osntral Railroad. N
= BIlla q Ladins iasusd At the ofHoe Of shs Lin
Boston Once Ne, n yFaahinet51 atrsst
-JOHN p HAMtLirOH. Ieent
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Succession of the late walter v
field DECEASED

field, Deceased
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TfiRyl
- ith of Or lears, No. 80. l33.-By virtue NJ
obedience to an order OF sale to me directed Nj
Honorable the Second District Court for tbssi
Of Orleans. in the above entitled mani
will proceed to sell at public au,,tlm
the Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchanee
street, between Canal and Customhouss strsl
the second District of this city, on SATii1i
December u, 1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ, r.
count OF said succession
sundry COOK ACCOUNTS. ETC.. as per i
tory on file
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. |. MAXWELL
no30de5 IL Sheriff of the Parish OF Orsl
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Vincent Prats VS. Josephine BENT
Wife Of Etlienos Carton.

VNHlRD DISTRICT COU TIT OF NEW
l. leans. - No. 70 l26-By virtue of vi
seizure and sale directed by the honorable The
District Court of New orleans, in the ahoys
tied suit, TO tieorge w. Avery late sheriff, d
said late Sheriff to me transferred. 7 will m
to sell at public aution, at the Merchanisi
Auctoneers' Exchange. Royal street. betweenV
and Gus Clubhouse streets. IN the second pistFi
this city, on MONDAY. December I. less, at !
O'Clock NJ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. togetbs
all the buildings and improvements. riehtsl
privileges, customs, servltuoss and appurtej
thereunto belonging OF in anywise appert7
situated in the First District of this city
square bounded by Poydras, PerdidoI
Adeline and Magdelen streets, and ~
po-ed continuation of Claiborne street
lot being designated by the No. IL, on plalI
by George Il Dunbar. late Surveyor, dated n
eighth june. ls47, and d posted a. plan No. q
office Of q. r Beard, late a notary in this citI
lot measuring thirty lone feet three inches fro.
the proposed contiruai ion of said Claiborne 4
thiri y-one feet seven inches and halt line in
in the rear, one hundred and seven feet six nt.
depth on the side adj ming lot No. r. and G
feet SIX lines in depth on the opposite side Ame
measure. Acqu red by the said Miss BENT
Jean RotRe, by act passed before A. Dorioo
notary public in this city, on the seventeenth
airy, 1861.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
MOB 20 de5 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Ord
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---- - come, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana No. 9l99 In nbedI.
ence to admiralty warrant to NE directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The Steamboat WELCOME, her Tackle, Apparel,
etc now hbelled by Daniel McKendricks Tor to-
causes set orth in the District Court of the United
states.
And do hereby cite and Admonsh the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest in to the same, 20 be and appear at Dis
trict Court of United States, Nor the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
OF, to show cause, if any they have can. why
the said steamboat should not be condemned
and he sold agreeahy TO the prayer of libelant.
United States MarshRls Office. New Orleans,
twenty seventh day of November 1899
+. j. HEBRON, u. 3. Marshal,
ANo, ILLINOIS e3 9l2
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Berry a Renaud ", Henry Edmunds.-

GEOQND JUSTICES COURT PARISH OF
y OresnsBy virtue Of an aliss writ Of eri faciAs.
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans. VIII pro-
coed 70 sell a. public aucfion on FRIDAY. the
eleventh day Of December, 1888 at twelve O'Clock
", az No 2ss Common street. the following
described property, to wit.
One lot OF Household Furniture
seize in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash in United States notes
del . 20 U. " OHM. lonaiAhla.
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RRInW nnMINA ZIP.

Ship Ironsides, Msllard, from Mobile in ballast
Snip Zimi, Woodwork, IRON Gloucester oct s, to
Maury eco
Schoor ar Abno Devereaux, Rich, Is days from
Philadelphia, to u A Fosdick eco
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MEDICAL.


only reine " tuA be- fesl on fsr ne SEES
all safe aud speedy cure Of tonnrrhea in III IL
stages Chronic Sloet Of the longest standing fnoi
AlbuA or Whites =
No internal medicine Is necessary when this renled,
ie used and persons who for month"; aad even year
nave suffered rum These uiseaseA ana Ired ali
things IN VAIN can calculate upon = speedy aud per
hnent cure by the proper 81 tails nsVsr faiiina
remedy.
In al cases Of FLUoR ALBuS, or WHITES. Sc
eommon n warm climates, IL invariably affords im.
.OAUIiON,-None genuine without the written
signature Of RLCORD on the wrapper lhe name
INJECfIQN RIQORD, fAKIs-blown ii the sinss
Of the bottle. with cap q slmillE In s1liptien,
AAuNSELL a H0GHL,
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Maggie. St Ceran. from Blind River-N. Basin
G Castro, Delplt from Amite River.
Robert Burns Maratta, from G ncinnati
Saiado, Taylor, from Wheeling.
Celeste, Dowty. from Pass nee.
belle Lee, Leathers. from Vlcksburg.
Vicksburg, Work, from OuAchita River.
Lafourche. Heno, from Bayou Sara,
Agnes, Scott from White River.
New bra, Dugas. from Donaldsonville.
Thos Powell, Dinyant from Donaldson Vile.
Flicker, Dupuis. from Thibodaux.
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Second District, New Orleans, :
New Orleans. November p. 1873 }
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
II in me by law as State Tax Collector / have
TINS day seized, end will proceed to sell at public
auction at my office. corner of st. Peter and Char
tres Streets in the SeconO District of this city,
the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF DEOkM BER, 1853.
ut twelv- O'Clock NJ the following described proper
ty, bslonging 10 A. b. GrisWold Co, seized TO
satisfy the amount of taxes, damages and costs due
by said A.. b t5risgold for the per cent special
tax, per act No Ia passed by the General Assem-
blA and approved SaDtsmber29 1861
ONE LOT OF JEWE. RY, consisting in Watches
Rings etc.
TeTms-Cash at the time Of the adjudication;
Costs, in United States currency. ~ r
L. Nc. LEMARIE, 81
State Tax Collector, Second District. 81.
no25 de6 1924 New Orleans.
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SthLG Oh AOutehunn We W. M HA0geE ".
STATE TAX DoLLgCToR's OFFICE
second District, New Orleans.
New Orleans November "a 1863
by VIRTUE o. THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID IN me by Law as q rtste Tax Collector, 4 have
This day seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction at my Office OF St. Peter and Chartres
streets, in the Second District OF this city on tine
rWENTY.SlXr1t DAY OF pECEMBER, 1858 at
twelve clock M, the following de- cribed property
belonging to VI. X. Haggerty, seized to satisfy the
amount of taxes, dana Is and costs due by said NJ
r. hsggerty for the per cent special tax a, per
act NO. IA, passed by the General Assembly and APP
proved September 20, 1868:
ONE LOT OF DRY GOODS, consisting in 10
pieces OF muslin. ~
Terms,uash at the time of the adjudication; costs
in United States currency
L. Z. LEMARIE,
no2j dec I324
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IMPnRTS


HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PoRTS-Steamshlp
Allan e-23 bales cotton 10 tens old IRON
MuBtlE-Steamer Louise 20 bales cotton and
ba es mdse
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10. n. ChaumbuFy vs. r. L.. Good
E1FTH Dis TRlCT COURT Oh NEI
II leans, No l10l6-By virtue of a writ
faeias directed by the Honorable The Fifth
Court Of New Orleans, in the above entitled d
Harry L. Hays, late sheriff and by said Iate
TO me transferred / will proceed 10 sell !
lie auction, at the Merchants and Aucta
Exchange, R0J al street, betW cen Canal and
house streets, IN the Second Dsstric OF this
MONDAY, December q, 1863, a. twelve
NJ, the following described properly viz:
A UERTAIN SQU ARE OF GROUND, 81
in the suburb Washington. Third District
city, designated by the no. "a, and comprised
MorPles, Urquehart, Monroe and Ofdon i
SAID square cont aiming 50 lots numbered from
thirty-two, and M assuring in American mes
follows TO wit; Lots Nos. l to u inclusive, n
each 70 feet inch front on Morales street.
rect IN depth Lots Nos. ID 70 "a, each ~ feet
'front.' on Urquehart street, by depth of II
Lots Nos. IS, 26, p and %, each 20 feet inchs
on Monroe street.. by depth OF IS feet INCH
Lots Nos 20, 80, 81 and ~. each 20 feet 9 inchs
on Gordon street, by a depth OF li6 leet Q
According to the plan drawn by +. A Cosni
the thirteen August, ls4l, deposited in thi
OF y v. toulon, notary puulin, in this city.
Together with all the rights. ways, etc, bel.
10 said square of ground.
Being the same pre- perty acquired by def
from the Executors o, tho late George Doai
act passed before Il. Bounys notary public
city, dated April 26 1858.
seized in the above suit
Terms--Oash on the spot,
THOS. L. MAXwEI
noi9 der ID Sheriff OF the Parish Of On
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Hope Insurance Company vs.. "

Hope Insurance Company vs.. wi
sixth DISTRICT COURT OF NEv|
kO leans-No. 220,6-By virtue of a writ Ill
uTe and sale directed by the Honorabal
sixth District Court of New irieans, in the
entl'led cause; 70 George W Avery, iate Sl
and by sad late Sheriff to me tranad
I,wli proceed to sell at public auction 4
Merchants and Auctiopeers' E&ch4nge.
street, between Cana! and Customaouse stfes
the Second District OF, this city, n UE'I
December q, '6s at twelve O'clock NJ, the d
ing desr bed property, to Wit;
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al
build ngs aud Improvements thereon at d app
nanees thereof, and all rights, ways and serri
theretQ be low gina, situate in the r"ird Dstr
thus city, in the square bounded by Elysian
MariRny, Decatur late Victory and Unartres
delivered to the said def udnnt, which lot mes
q feel in hes lines front on Decatur late vi
street, by depth Ci 81 feet, and 2l feet G I'M
lines in width m the rear.
Being the same property acquired by defends
purchase from Mr.. and Mrs, NJ armiche, as pG
passed before n - Gottschs,k Notary Pal
this CITY, on the fifth of april, 1861
Seized in the above suit
ierms-l. in cash for a sufficient amount
plaintiffs claim. amounting TO the sum of 81
hundred and eighty-three dollars and thirty
and one third cents, 5 6s3 a3if = with interest
on at g ght per cent per annuin from the tv
second March, lst7, till TIE DAY Of sale, los
with i've per eenton the aRreRAle amount of
clpal and interest, counsel fees. tour dollan
costs OF act, three dollars and eighty cents
costs OF protest ana costs OF suit and charI
sale. 2 The purchaser to assume Ito the eT
the amount OF his bid the amount Of a prog
note, secured by mortgage on said propertv
ike sum of sixteea hunJred and eighty. thres
and thirty. three end oDe.third CENTS Sid
drawn by defendant to his own oTdtT az
Endorsed, dated on the twaniy-second Mi
payable two years after date, and bearing
cent interest per anuum from tie Till paid A
hve per mt on the aggregate amount If
and interest, counsel fees. g. And the
the price of adjudication, If any, cash on th
Thus. l. MANWEI
no2l de5 Fl Sheriff Of the Parish of Cd
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED lbs EBhDA1s
LuRger Gen Iacon, ARuIllon, from Bayou Ierre
bonnie. to MASTERED dis Is
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Sidona. from Bonfuca-lT00O bricks
schooner Jane Eliza, from Bioxi-7UO bbis charcoal
IL nIdes cords wood
Schooner Texas, from Dog river-lO.Ool laths S,OOo
feet lumber
Schooner Amanda from Pascagoula-50,0 600 shingles
10000 feet lumber
Schooner Star, from Biloxi-4O OO0 feet lumber
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Rosa, from Bayou Lecombe- 30O bbls sand
Schooner Odessa. from Bay GU Lecombe-35O bbls of
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OFEIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, I
Saturday, December 8, 1868
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

UIhhhbU IhSTh Y
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Caves on
leamer Leo Nor on, to- Mobile
steamer Molhe Able, Able, for st Louis
Steamer Continental, Greenoogh for st Louis
Bark ava Ii Fisk, Enory. for New York
BsrI Rose ia Mcneil, Kelleran for Liverpool
Spanish brig Faraon, Borotan, for Barcelona
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AZ West aBf1oklyn, Maine, land slide
took place abouf iY1 0elsck SUNDAY morn
1 n4. ...A1 haldn ne 0nnihat1Hnd nnuSr
mills. rkiaI. romplissd about forty acres Il
area, aaa eQ|ePleielF alied the emanuel OF
the FTesAiaf't5si fiYef 50 that tie Walef Il
backed up W|I4'a three 3ee, az the top 81
the darp, aud ~ lower s.si5 Of he mill i
eqen'1Eged. Qne eNa1tea AA1a9 are thrown
~ q espploy 1fh EAs |ess b4 tho Land
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RELOW WAITING ORDERS.
EXPORTS.

Bremen bark lSnton, bricks, from BremeL Sept %
to Il StoCkmeyer-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-17

bring population 90 Kawaihae.-it would bring
shipping, produce trade, develop the resources Of
the back country, increase the common wealth
and augment our revenue. But Ministerial, or
Legislative wisdom, j. not the growth of day,
especially in Hawaii nei.
At the time Of the visit Of Vancouver in Febru-
ary. 1913, the woods extended over the whole
plain Of WaiInea, and there were scattered groves
down % the Kawaihae beach. He watcrcd his
vessels in the stream that flows down from Wal
mea. In Vol H., p. ia, Of his voyages, he says
in describing the watering pace - IL l. situated
in a small sandy bay, where over space Of twenty
yards Of rugged rocks and stones, fine stream
cmptics ITSELF where water i easily 10 b. procured
by landing the casks on the sandy beach" Where
is the forest and the foliage and the bold clear
stream gushing into the sen, that supplied the
wants Of Vancouver less than century ago?
Have earthquakes, volcanic action, or the herds
Of cattle, the very gift of Vancouver, destroyed
the forest trees and dried up the country? But
one thing il certain. the former fertility Of the
country can be- restored by irrigation, and Ka-
waihae can still be made n bright green watering
Dlace, a. it was in the days of Vancouver.
a '.-'sther .Y~hala and
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN II. {voiixH

-ers, appears like Hawaiian genius Of the wild.
The Judge i with You, and they invite You To
share their picnic with "A smile of welcome. but 4
laundering cloud is gathering over the Kohala
mountain, drops of rain begin 10 fall, we are to
dine with Spencer at halfpast one, 80 - out of
politeness,' we are forced 10 decline. We went
at plGnging gallop through the woods, Spencer
in the lead, leaving the Judge dim in our wake
looked at n fOurishing Irish potato field, turned
sharp angle To the lett To dodge the rain and de-
scended into the plain. by the bye, rain-dodgns
Is science in KOhala, in which friend Spencer
IL adept.
Well, we all dine sumptuously, and then galop
over the rich green pastures to Parker :, dis
tance Of ten miles. We will not forget To call ut
Harry Purdy's on the way and admire his horses.
Harry Is like General Grant, the only way TO his
affections Is tO - talk horse - to him. He has
some noble and valuable animals, and looking at
their fine points and proportions, YOU will notice
that they are all shOrt-tailed. On asking Harry
the reason, he will say his calves have terrible
appetite for horse-tail fodder. be jabers.
Over the rich rolling pasture lands we will
gallop on, not TO mention passing over low swell
Of the land where your horses feet sound like
bass drum, and YOU appear as if going over thin
metallic bridge, while a fIthomlcss cavity yawns
beneath. Ii is evident n vast cav --'i'srranean
vault, very probably known to
waians and used rs a burial pla
Is below YOU. How would YOU
this great subtcrranean vault,
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