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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19
FROM TIE FAR WEST.

sr. Louis, Aug Is
A letter dated Ellsworth, Kansas, Ang a.
says: On Monday, the 18th inst, a oand Of
some two hundred Indians appeared on
Spellman creek, about sixteen miles north
east Of Ellsworth. On arriving at the house
Of Mr.. Shaw they caught and beat him un-
10 mercifully and drove him away. The devils
then caught Mrs. Shaw and her sister and
violated their persons Some thirty or more
Of them continued to abuse the women until
long after they had become senseless, and
then destroying property. they left them for
dead. They then proceeded to the residence
OF Mr.. Smith, beat him in the same manner
and violated the person of his wife, leaving
her in q very critical condition. 1t is feared
that the women subjected to these outrages
will ne. recover They next abused several
other citizens by beating them. After de-
ssroying all within their reach, they left for
the north.
These women say that for Eve or six honrs
they were subjected to i'll treatment, and
they show marks Of the most cruel usage.
A detachment Of twenty soldiers we're sent
| after the Indians from Fort Harker accom-
| panied BY fifty or sixty settlers On Wednes
day night they sent for reinforcemeuts, anG
on Thursday full company under command
of Colonel Bentine, went over.
The latest report was that Bentine hae
come up with the Indians, who had some ter
or fifteen women surrounded in house, ant
/, that he had driven the red skins away.
/ These are probably the same Indians VII,
have been numbering and committing othe
| os,trnree on Solomon creek.
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FROM MEXICO.
NEW YonK, Aug, IS.

NEW YoRK, Aug. Is.
Mexican adgces state that Gov. Herman
dez ot VeN ctuz, had returned from his ey
peditiut. to Madulle, where he made an inef-
tectual attempt to capture the insurgent lead
er, Pietre.
TIE a,t and sen operations undertaken
agains, the rebels Of Alvareda and vicinity
had all iailed, and the city Of Vera Cruz was
full ot maconten,s.
The French, German, Spanish and Amer
lean business men esroused the cause Of the
Governor. and were aiding him TO raise men
and 10 feed as well as pay his troops punctu-
ally.
The Governor had ordered the cattle. &C..
in the suburbs, to be seized for their use.
The rebels also made raids within musket
range Of the city The local authorities do
not interfere with them.
The civil authorities Of ;he city had been
suspended
Col Jiruenez, with reinforcement Of
FIVE hundred cavalry. was expected at era
Cruz. to scour the country around.
The Vera Cruz press mention the defeat OF
Alatorre by Negrete. Alatorre was expected
at Vera Cruz.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Aug Is.
The Commissioners convened here yester-
day at the request Of Gov. Fenton, to take
such action as raey should deem best to pre-
vent the introduction of contagious cattle dis
eases have prepared and promulgated rules
and regulations governing the introduction,
quarantine and disinfection ofsuch cattle, and
The cars, vessels, &c, in which they
are or may have been transported
These Commissioners, under the laws of this
State, are clothed with full power and author
ity in the matter. and also to appoint assist
ant commissioners, clothed with all the pow.
er conferred on the cor, missioners or their
sgenis, aad announce they have appointed
such assistant commissioners for the various
localities infected or exposed to infection.
The object OF this Commission is to obtain
complete history Of the disease for further
use, and thus made a part Of the duties Of the
assistant conn. .ssioners.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINcToN, Aug. Is.
The rumor Was circulated yesterday thai
cable dispatches had been received BY one
or both Of the diplomatic representatives o
France and Prussia stating that the relations
between those two powers were about to be
disturbed BY war.
The French Legation here regards this ru-
| NOR a. absurd and not worthy Of serious con-
sideration. Nor has tho Prassian Minister
received any information to that effect.
There is also authority for saying that no
agents of the French Government, - pub
lished, have been actively engaged in differ
| ent parts of the country in purchasing horses
and forage for shipment to France.
General Rosecrans left Washington to-day
for brief sojourn at the White Sulphur
| Springs, in Virginia.
There were on the same trains Generals
Longstreet, Ewell and Hunter
Secretary Scho6eld returned to Washing.
ton this morning, and was to-day in attend
ance at the Cabinet meeting. All the other
members, excepting Secretary Wells, were
present.
Itis probable that the appointment of Col.
lectors of Customs At Alaska and New Or
leans were under consideration. For both
OF these positions there are numerous appli.
cations.
VIM. B. Storm, one Of the chiefs of the
division in the I'd Auditors Office, who was
lately rejected BY the Senate for Consulate to
Leeds, has been appointed tnanager.of In>
ternal Revenue at Chicago,
Col. A. j. Bingham, of Massachusetts,,
who on Saturday cut his throat aud stabbed
himself in eleven different places, died to-
day;
This forenoon German named Henry
Hanrich, a keeper Of restaurant committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
mead.
Gen. Van Wyck left Washington tonight
for New York. In few days he will go with
q party of friends on . trip to the Rocky
Mountains.
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed store keepers under the new
Internal Revenue law: R. 81 Cochran, Sixth
District of Kentucky; Benz j. Brooks,
First District Of Illinois; Jonh w. Gregory,
Twelfth District Of Pennsylvani; G. C. Burr,
second district Of Virginia; u. Il. Stewart.
twenty-second district of Pennsylvania, and
]. J. Turnan twenty-hfth district, Pennsyl-
vanla. So far about eight guagers have been
appointed under the new law, and nomina-
tions for similar Offices are being daily con-
sidered. The Secretary of the Treas .ry has
not yet taken any action with regard to the
appointment of Supervisors.
The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
will have an interview with the Secretary of
the Treasury to>morrow, when it is probable
definite action will be taken on the nomina-
tions now pending. Nothing yet done rela-
tive to the appointment Of Collectors of Gus
toms, either for Alaska or New Orleans.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD
Snp1rrr1rIn llls Aun Is

SPRINGFIELD, His, Aug. Is.
Judge. Slonaker. of Texas, spoke on the
political issues in support Of Grant and Col
fax, to large audience in the Court House
last evening.
The Black Crook opened last evening to
a large house The White Fawn and Un-
dine are to follow.
The corner stone Of The new State House
will be laid October 9th, with Masonic hon
ors Grand Master j. R. Gorin, officiating.
The Western camp meeting of the aetho>
dist Episcopal Church. commences IN this
city to- day. o
A grand political meeting will be held in
this city Saturday evening next, which is
designed as special ovation to Senator
Yates. Gen. Palmer, Col. McNuta, OF
Bloomington, and Col Jas. 3. Galloway,
together with the distinguished Senator, will
address the assembly. A delegation Of FIVE
hundred Tanners from Jacksonville, vii. as-
cort the Senator per special train.
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FROa THE SOUTH.
ATLANrA, Aug. l8.

ATLANTA, Aug. TO.
A, Republican mass meeting held in this
city to-day, favoring the nominations Of Grant
and Colfax, procession WAS formed in front
of-the Post Office building composed Of
head of the procession was an express wagon
canopied with q. s. flag and ornamented
with flags and the names Grant and Colfax.
The wagon contained thirty-seven white girls,
representing the several States of the Unlon.
Each one was dressed in white aud wearing
miniature flags. The PROCESSION marched
through the principal streets, nth music and
banners, to the City Hall square, whore they
we're addressed by Ex-Governor joseph
Dsown, Jas. JoAnssn and others.
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GOLD I41 3-4.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lows, Aug. II.
The extensive car manufacturing shops OF
The North Missouri Il. R west side North
Main, between Palm and HARRISON was TO-
tally destroyed by ERE tonight, together With
d number OF finished and unfinished cars, q
large quantity Of material, and all the ma
chinery ard tools used III the shors. Loss
estimated as high as $4,000; insured
sbout S75 900.
Gen. Carl Schnrz, whose name has been
mentioned in connection with the candidacy
10 Congress fror1 the second district in this
State, writes to democrat that he is not nor
i, 1T be under any circumstances candidate
for Any Office.
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Q. =. MarsnaI.s Proclamation.

u. Il. Marshal's Proclamation.
Ussted States Of Li.trfca, sottR Dtrts.o, y fp,oh
CIV cLARF United states Marshal for the State
OF Iowa do hereby give public notice that IL the
the United states against fourteen usddes Of to-
baeeo, of seizure aud forfeiture under acts Of
Congress l did, the 9TH day OF August, 1855. in
Burlington. lows attach and tai in possession for
s4fe eustody fourteen oadii-s OF tobacco
And slso gye public notice tnat the time assigned
for the return Of said B the third Tuesday
of sept 1868, at 10 o'oioek said day, and | here
admonish and summons al persons claaling iu
terest in the said csdfi.a tobacco, kpvains
having anything TO say why the ssme sBoald not be
jemned aud Id TO answer the !emand u said
pellan that they he AMI appesr before the said Court
to held In aud for the eontnern DIVISION District
Of Iowa at the United States Court Room in the city
of Keokuk in said District IT specai be hold
en on the third Tuesday of aeItember 1865, at ten
o'clock eaid day, then and there e uterpose a
claim for the same and to make their allegations In
thAtbehslf.
g. W. CLARK, U 8. NJ,
aug6fI4t By H. FULTON, Deputy.
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FIRES.


IHfIEFhLTHIA, hHE. IT,
The provision stores Of Collins = Robb, on
Front street, was entirely destroyed BY FIRE
this morning Loss from S150eoo to $780,
600 Collins d Robb were insured for S90,-
600, which covers their loss, including 2.u0o
600 ponnds of shoulders, and 700 packages
OF lard. hams, and smoked beef. Bullock h
Bro. had 500 sacks Of fine wool stored IN the
building. Their loss is $50, 900. George h.
Sheweli had stearn and lard on storage,
! = some Of which was no insurance; ai4o
.o. cotton belonging 70 Cloghern-insured.
The building WAS Of most substantial char
acter, and the walls remain without . brick
disn1aced
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FROM CANADA.

Toaoyro. Aug. l8.
The Glo0cshis morning processes TO have
positiveinformaiion that extensive prepara-
tions are being made on the other side for q
Fenian raid. Il also says furlonghs have
been Withdrawn from regular officers, and
the forces in earrison been ordered to bold
themselves In readiness ct moments notice.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GALExA, H., Aug. Is.
A construction trsia having on board thirty
men which was this morning backing from
here to Council Hill, was rln into by cal
loaded With iron which was standing at
Council Hill, but had accidentally got '-der
way and Was running down the grade. Ihos.
Baylen and Michael Nylen were killed, and
dozen othe.s wounded, three of whom il
faared will die
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. ls
The August tro.sing meeting at Dexter
Park is to commence this afternoon.
The weather is dark ard rainy this morning
and tie prospect is rather nnfavorable.
tits estimated that there are eight theus
and buildings in process Of erection At pres
ent in this city, at cost of $4,000 600.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnisGroN, Aug. is.
The funeral Of Mrs. Senator Trumbull yes
terday was largely attended. President
Johnson and Secretaries Seward, Browning
and Randall were present.
General Rawlins, General Grants Chief
of-staa, is quite i'll from hemorrhage Of the
lungs.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. Is.
Gen. John A. Logan is in town. He is
TO enter upon an active canvass of
the State. He. will make his first speech al
Morris. on the lst of September.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoEK, Aug. IS.
Fourteen car loads of Western cattle were
received yesterday morning at the BIS
Head Yard, corner of Sd avenue and lo3d
street. Many Of them were suffering from
the disease common to the recent importa-
,ious into New Jersey. strict quarantine
vas at once establlsed, md thorough disn-
fection condr cted By an Inspector from the
Metropolitan Board Of Health
Governor Seymour is announced to deliver
the annual address before the Saratoga Agri-
cultural Society, at Saratoga Springs, on the
10th Of September.
The first auction of imported dress goods
Of ,he season to day attracted buyers from all
The principal cities Of the South and West.
Prices were we'll maintained, and there is no
appearance of decline in the market.
Mr.. Gayler, special agent Of the Postofce
Department, sails for Europe tomorrow, to
observe the workings Of the postal system.
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vTHIS distribution of prizes will be con.
u Quoted on fair and impartial plsr ALL THE
PRIZES ARE PUT IN At A FAIR VALUATION. ot
this fact holders of tickets satisfy Their .el by
calling tbs proprietnrs Livery Stable OF
and Main strstte. Keotuk lows, aud examining the
property.
laton Nth every prize pnt IN at fifty iee its tfue
value; but In this enterprise such the The
proprietor bopes this he able /, di-pos-,
once hts enre Livery stock At only fair price.
proracted n-ss in his family makes u impossible FIR
him to give ths att nfion to hls business aheh
fHiEes.
In looking the prizes the reader ~IIrbear tn
mind that ever h rse is s1USD AID Of frst-class
stock and every Buggy recent sfrie and nearly
good new and all top bnege. The carriages
worth to day rash what they put In at and with
nearly every thing In the Stable.
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BosroS, Aug. 49,
The morning freight train from Boston TO
Providence was thrown from the track by a
misplaced switch at Attleboro. The engine
and FIVE or six cars were smashed, and one
man was fatally injured.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, August Is.

NEw YoRK, August Is.
A boat race took place yesterday At Sing
Sing, between Charles Ward and derard
Raymond, for $3.50 side, which was won
by Raymond in forty yseyen minutes, Ward
coming in half minute bekind The course
was FIVE miles ard the race was closely
contested AID fine one.
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Can hand tills: correctly sei Numbered
and valne1 which conf. 20 har-,s. Hae sug
gs hne Cerriage., atpnt 20 sets ~ alstr-pia lar
large lot Of Sleigh, Bnfn'o Robes, Bells hips
&C. &C; ALSO two hne ytnng ard a. !are lot OF
small prizes too numerous to psrteuaf2e IL this a-
yertlse nens.
The proprietor pe'g"s himself lat ever gth gshs he
fairly openly and honestly eendue ed
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ALBASY, Aug. II

In view of the continued apprehension of
cattle disease. Gov. Fcnton has summoned to
the Executive Chamber Lewis Wallen OF Bnf-
falo, John Stanton Gavel Of Columbia, and
Gen. Patrick of Geneva, te constitute HoarSi
Of Commissioners for the protection of cattle
from DISTINCTION BIZ inlee,ious diseases
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* KEGS choice Leaf Lard,
z l..},
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1-1uEI- I.IME! LJrE3
FM NAle.

i Frame Dwelling Hcufe, With four roes..s,
"A cellar. stable. cst@ru, nrs garden, grapes anu
yrsat variety of nit treesfu lot All IN Eood eona,
,nr an rrsr in 18th ard 14th streets iltr
snod Prize si2oo-hsi cash. balance on time An-
aure of ,s,a.nr.n.a 1r.r,
.,,s 0ef. 18th and Main-St,.
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Envrsvtns. Brands, 4 seals.
FUHNITI'Q NE
CAS- AsrnAM FITTINGS.

J. B. Cross 4 Co ......s.........l3 l3s Main Street
Dune q, karle 4 Co.......l40 3 Ii2 Main street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
80 .--
AFT ERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin g ton.
The y. u. II. fS. shops at 81.
Louis Destroyed by Fire.
Particulars of the Indian Troubles
in Kansas.
"a $500, 900 FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Republican Mass Meeting at
Atlanta.
Disastrous Il. Il. Collision ut Galena
important Adyicts from Mexico.
Disastrous X. Il. Collision at Galenl

Important Advices from Mexico.
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v encill. Jones 4 Co.....sor Third 4 Main streets
aess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets
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G. HINES,

On Third-s., bet. Main d Johnson.
VIAS suss received : s6ns stock OF Cloths OF
ll All kinds and vil make pants, vests ana eaa's
thar eve, b.bSse For proof OF this can and
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Coin, silver Ware.
bridges ......... -.......Nes = J Ester .o1ss
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
4, Armitaee 4 Co.........cor Ninth Jchnson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-23
In the Supreme Court
Of the Hawaiian Islands--Oahu, 81

Mary Anne Bssimis. Complainant. ". jose
Basirnis, Defendant
Action brought before the Honorable Elisha II.
Allen. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
at Chambers, upon petition this day sled in
the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands.
CUMMONS TO Jose Basimis, De-
- fendant. greeting: You are hereby sum-
fnOned by order Of the Hon. Elisha II. Allen,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, 70 be and
appear before the said Chief Justice at bis
Chambers, in the City Of Honolulu. Island Of
Oahu, on MONDAY, the 4th day o. JANUA-
RY NEXT, 10 show cause Why Mary Anne Basil
mis-, Complainant, should not recover . judy
nent and decree Of this Honorable Court. d.
voreing her, the said Complainant, from the
bonds Of matrimony now existing between
her and the said Defendant on the grounds Of
uillfal desertion, without cause, for ssven sue
eessive years past. and which Is fully set forth
in the petition hied in this cause. And you
are hereby notified that II you fail to sppeas
and file an answer to the said petition a. shove
required, the said Complainant win apply 70
this Court for the relief therein demanded.
Witness the Hon. 3. II. Allen, Chief Justice
IFS Of the Supreme Court At Honolulu, this
31st day Of August, 1893.
R. II. Stanley, ESQ.,, Attorney for Complain
ant.
VIM HUMPHREYS,
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court
Honolulu, Aug. 81, 1s68--2S-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-23

A SHORT TINE AGO, the Baron Roths-
child took a walk in Paris. and soon found
himself behind the Pantheon, in part Of
the city with which he was not familiar
He entered the shop of dealer in old
curiosiities, and discovered, among great
deal Of worthless trumpery, an old barome-
ter Of the time Of Louis XVI, the carving
Of which was exceedingly well preserved
The Baron, who is a connoisseur Of such
things, Immediately resolved to buy it..
The price was 10 francs, and RothschiId.
glad to get it so cheap. put his hand in bis
pocket to give the woman who kept the
store lO-franc piece. Unfortunately, he
discovered that be had left his pocket
book at home Well, never mind he
said, shall take the barometer anyhow.
Send it to my house. am Baron Roths-
child The money viii be paid to you at
my house" Il do not know your name,
Monsieur" replied the woman more
over, never send any goods away unless
they have been paid for The Baron was
greatly puzzled. He had never dreamed
that anybody could be ignorant of his
name; but as he happened to be in very
good humor, be felt highly amused. and be
was about to give her some information as
20 who he was, when be saw Commis-
sionaire pass on the other side Of the
street. He beckoned to him. and when
the honest Auvergnat stood before him,
be asked him, DO you know Baron
Rothschild p That is a very funny
question, Sir. Rothsch;ld ! Why, that is
our money-king. Why do you ask the
question 2 he said growlingiy. for he sup
posed it was mere mystifcation. Be
cause Madame, here. refuses to trust him
for 10 francs, said Rothsehild, pointing to
the woman. q Is that really true, Madame
DneIos7" cried the COMMISSIONERS 10 sur
prise. q Yes. You see, Monsieur Pierre.
We can not know everybody in the world"
replied the woman, 10 confusion know
you, and if you viii go the gentleman's
security -" At these words. the Baron
burst into a fit Of laughter. Very well,
Monsieur Pierre" be said. g If yon will 90
my security, do 90 bat above all things,
90 and fetch me hack. and then carry
this barometer 70 my house" The Com
nissioDaire received q very handsome re-
ward at the house Of the rich millionaire
for going security for Baron Rothschild-
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BURIED ALIVE.


Tvs nigh, On the slunbesisg cccaa-night Gu the
IsiNaa Sir.
And the u,ooaeeAzs feli in clusters Ike q
sIirsrei hair;
Ana the light wess up frOn the teAzaiae fields, frsn
nowsr. leaf AID spray,
All nature slept in tranquil rest meath IKE shades
q failing day.
the ocezn-hreas,,
Ans the peasant SLEPT in the low eAaie oAres tS
his ho~0ra Pressed;
And the herss reFosed On the dewy sloPes, aud tbs
bir,as in the leAfy trees,
And hum e rest vent cot fron shore, and came
hack On the toying h-ecre-
Al leasth the elcus fOn the Western sky rolled NJ
ia thoassad folds,
And hurricane swept the SGrging SEA. and Ger the
valleys rcllei;
And the shir~ went down with their human freight,
and hosnes were swept away
Thers was asssh, e life o. that coast fir at the
dawn e another day.
/" Bzgis-i slive;'' VIA; startling ihc1sht,-huriei
BY rsof ard wall,
Ard the herbs that fed TO the fnrcst groves were
crushed by the tiuaber'> fall.
And cur thourhts - hNck to the Great DeluSs il
swept Ger the Holy Land
Aud ne peer deSP down in the great To Be. when
the sun shall cease TO burn,
And clouds ron Up in endless night and space Is the
one great Urn.
o. the asAss of;he mighty pAs;-aiOHs Of HoFes and
joys and WOes,
And Mighty hand On flaming SKY shall write the
vugds, ''THE CuosE-'
sIn recsni hurricane in the South Sea Islands,
the ships were alos; all destroyed and one island
not vestEe q life Wa ltft-every thing persisted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
Assignees' Notice.

UHEREAs. CHRISTOPHER II. LEV
w Frs, Of Honolulu. did Gu TIE IN a.
Of December. A. d. 1855, execute 4 dseS.
assigning all his property to the undersivnsi
for the benefit Of bis creditors. therefore 4;
parties holding claims against the said Cbfi--
topher II. Levers are requested to present N,
same to the undersigned, at the olsce Of NJ
Z. Green, and ell persons Indebted 10 the ala
Christopher II. Levers are required 10 m.Is
payment to the undersigned, and all pcr.oos
in possession 81 any property belonging 70 tie
said Christopher II. Levers are required 10 a,-
liver up the sane to the undersigned.
c. BREWER 4 CO..
W. L. GREEN.
Honolulu. Dec. sth, 1S6s.-47-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-12-23
Supreme Court---In Probate.

In the matter Of the proof Of the VIII Of
James f. Chapman. late deceased.
DROPER application having been
Il made to the Honorable Alfred S. Hart
we'll. Justice Of the Supreme Court, By VIM.
L. Green and ]. W. Austin, for probate Of the
win Of James Z. Chapman. late Of Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased. Notice is hereby given 10
all persons whom it may concern, that WE'D
NESDAY, the seth day Of Dec. inst, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. Is day and hour
appointed for hearing proof Of said Win. and
all objections that may be offered thereto. At
the Court House in the town Of Honolulu.
L. McCULLY,
Clerk Of Supreme Court
Honolulu Dec Ist 1s6S-l6-5t