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Tel.weskly o. $. Vail Line.

HUE FOIL Wing ELEGANT PASSENGER
i Boats Of ais LINE Will leave hiemphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows
tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, az
5 o'clock PIN,
THOMAS Il. ALLEN. Reese Prftchard, Master
W a. CALDH ELL-----.R L. Haines, Master
BlalsCel, Master
LEM LEOEl--.-.--.-.- W.T.. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the COm-
pany's new aud h~ght-draught packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gbssn. Close connections
made both ways,
AMERICAN .---.-...JnO W. Williams, Master
Van ameS BOwliu, Master
FORT GlBSON .....--...JOhn WOODBURY., Master
E0hE5 Rowland, Master
All o. tee above bOats were built expressly
for the srGde, and are particularly well adaptea
TO If. Passengers and freight will be put
through by tins line TO all points on the ATkSn-
SIS river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight fer any polot on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
phis, should have their gOOds consigned to
"Mempl-s and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," a. Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned 10 Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet COmpSny, NapO-
leon, AK.
Freig7t received at any time at the COmpa-
nyis CUce. JSO. D. ADAMS, President.
T. 4. KENDIG, Agent,
jR28 S4 Front street. Mosby Block
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COTTON

Receipts were per NJ & @. r. r. ia
bales NJ. & T. R. r s.; NJ. & o. r. r.
IS; ID. & L. r. R. r. = Steamers 2
wagons 20; total PA. Exports were per
NJ. & c. r. r. 500; NJ. & T. R. R. 2s7
NJ. & o. R. R. SOs; Steamers =; total
1895.
The weeks receipts were 2085 bales.
Exports 1919 bales. Receipts last week
1910 bales.
The New York weekly statement
shows as follows:
Receipts FOR the weak at this port 646l
bales; Receipts for the week at all the
ports IS, O0O bales. Receipts since Sep.
TENDER let at this port 557 222 bales ; re-
ceipts since September LIST at all the
ports I,S9S 900 bales. Exports for the
week from this port l50, 557 bales; ex-
ports since September lst from this
port 263. 1872 bales; exports for the week
from al the ports 20. AS bales exports
since September lst from all the ports
lI7S $50 bales. Stock on hand at this
port IS 600 bales stock on hsnd at ali
the ports 800, Zoo bales. Exports for the
week to Bremen re bales exports fer
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Wednesday, the 2sth Day of april Next,

The following real estate situated in the eoun-
ty of Crittenden, Stale of Arkansas 1t being
the west Il OF the west y or section Two, in
township SIX, north range nine east also, the
west p of the southwest fractional quarter Of
section thirty-flve, in township seven, north
range 9 east, containing In all two hundred
and We acres, more or less the said sale viii
be made as Aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and sdpulations of a certain deed of trust ex
ecuted by Peter Andrew and Easter Solar, ex-
ecuted October 20, 1885, to toe undersigned in
Trust, to secure to James F. Barton q certain
debt therein mentioned, and to satisfy said
Trust. Sale between the hours OIL am. and
40 clock pm. The title is good, but 1 will only
sell and CONVEX as Trustee.
mh2S JOHN p. IRRELEVANT Trustee.
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Notice to Stockhotaers.

AFWsgOO 10 OtUONOftUCNOEOs
OFFICE DESorO n TRUST COL
MEMPHIS, Aprii Is, 1859.
THE legislature of Tennessee having anthar-
lied the President and Directors OF the De-
Soto Insurance and Trust Company to discon-
tinue the business of Insurance and adopt the
Banking business whenever so decided by a
vote of the stockholders therefore. the Board
of Directors have ordered an election, to be
held at the Office OF this Company, Nc. AZ Mad
ison street, on
Tuesday, ISt Day of jane, 1869.
To test the sense OF the stockholders on that
question. Zach stockholder Is entitled to vote
IN peIs II or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WIN. N. HARRINGTON, President.
j. g. LoNsOALE, Secretary. apl6
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EXTRACT Oh BUTTER PLANT.

A brief alIusion to the ori.in Of - import
ant discovery may not prove urinteresting-
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
ncwned Captain Cocks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while So
jOurntng for a Short time on the brazilian
Coast OF South America, he observes the ma
tiVss using, In the preparation Of their food, a
peculiar Oil, which, upon examination, he
found to possess the appearances, taste and
favor Of Butter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, be sseertained that II was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled IN q crude and
imperfect manner from a rleh and lHxurlan6
plant that grew spontaneously and abuud2ntiy
In that warm tropical eocntry- AteE years
ago an em1nent Freneh ensnl1st. Wnlts on a
professional visit to the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductien OF nature, and succeeded IN extracting
q concentrated essence OF The plant The Tor
mula for its preparation, anG the Sole Right
for The sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, by whom It vas
purchased nom the original otscOveTer. We
claim for this remarkable, pet simple and per-
fectly harmles preparation
list. That BY lis use n net gain o. from 20 TO
a0 per cent. Is made in The manufacture or
Sd. That Butter, which from sge or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid Slreaked or
coarss-grained, and c1mparsHvely useless for
general use by the aid OF this Extract IS le-
Stored 70 It's original eshn and sweetness,
hne grain and sven color.
81. By the use of this Extract, one pound OF
delicious, mesh Butter Is actually made nom
one pint OF mix.
sth. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can DC mAQe. HI z cost OF LtgHl u % tCAt9 pei
pound The chief expsn e wherein being But
Ter, which ia the essentisl base.
5th. That Butter manufactured " the ao OF
this Extract is equal N every respect % me
best Butter male o. the ordinary method.
9Th. Tbs Extract. after thorough sHalysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly he9
from any delete iOus substance. tie ingredt-
eptS being purely Of a vegstabie nature.
7th. In proof Of the foregOtng assertions. the
factory OF this company is making enc ton OF
RuffeS per day. which meets with ready sale
In ne New York market, and is consumed
from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families IN this city and elsewhere
a sample package Of the Sufficient
to make fifty pounds o. k1ttsTl, with ful Oh
~rectIons for uss, viii be sent TO any address on
tbs receipt OF 81.
~CAUTION.-As all articles OF real merit ara
subject to spurious mutations. we would spe-
cially caution the public against counteffeiS
and worthless limitations, ADVERTISED as pow
ders, compounds. etc, as the Extract OF MS
Butter Plant Is prepared and sold only oy
The Economy Butter Company.
Omce-EI5 LIBKRrX STREET
Factory-2ss GREzSwICH STREET, n. 7.
state. County and City Rights for sale, orer-
ing 70 cspitalisfs rare opportunities for stao-
nshine : staple business paying enormous
profits.
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0 VIOKsBURG.

Regular Memphis and Vfcksburg Paeket-For
Helena, Napoleon and V1eksburg.
MARY E. FORSYTH-.-..Dave Hauey master
Tnis elegant passenger steamer sK~k
VIII leave ~
MONDAY, 26th inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the s., Louis Wharfboat.
ap2j FLEM- CALVS RT. Sup't.
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j. L STARR, Notary Public.
CoMPTROLLER's osFICE,l

NOmI MULLEN ONE1CE.
NASHVILLE, April l, 1853,
1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the original nos on dls in
my office. q. ". BLACkBURS.
Comptroller.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
C"oMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE January l, 1879.
1, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company, lOcatedtn New York,
has Produced to me satisfactory evidence that
sid company has mpli with all the re-
quirements OF the laws of The State Of Tennes-
further certify tina d. O'DELL and ]. X. r.
PRIrCHARD, Agents of said Company, nave
also complied with the requirements of the
laws OF the State made aod provided in such
cases Wherefore, said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business of insurance in this
state, At Memphis, Tenn.
Isl &. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
Managers of the Branch Office
at Memphis. Tenn, No. I6 Mad
iSOn Street.
d. O'DELL,S
ap4 !. "A p. PRHTCHARD,
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STEAMBoATs.
FoR I a PorxT.

Regular Memphis and FriaF's Point Packet
Fer Helena and Frisr's Point.
GED. ". ameG Lee M aster
This elegant passenger pscke: If
win leave EZHNc
TUESDAY, 9th inst. at 5 pm.
ELICIT & MILLER, Agents,
ap23 Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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Trustees Safe.

THE undersigned, Trustee, win sell IN front
i OF Register, Trezevant & Co. S auction room,
il being the northeast corner OF Jefferson and
Main streets, in the city OF Memphis, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
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sAM. B. JONES, aen1sup't'
niss,s,,np, ami Tenressee galIrOad.

EissIssippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mall, daIly-.--.s:l5 pm. 4:l5 pm
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. 8S5 am
Freight, daily except sun
Time through TO New Orleans "a hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket office &7% Main
street and at Depot. OmniOuSes will call for
passengers aud check baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders at 1914 Main street.
febl4 A. LVERM0RE, Gen1 upt
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. louis United states
HAL Line.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
RUBICON master
This elegant and WITT steamer IT,
VIII leave as above ~
MONDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and St
Louis Packets, North, East and WesL. apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, 2zs Main
street. FLEM. CALNEEc. sup'L.
SAM c. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. APPS
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M E M 2 HIS
STEAM lYfIHG & CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT.
B A. HOlIonberg. 2ea Second Street,

I in fun operation for the Spring Season
4 Ladies and gentlemen Will md It to Their
advantage TO have their wardrobeSr renovated al
this p ace. Especial attention given to Iaces
Grape and Wooden Shawls; Greosdines, sum
meT Silks and Dress Goods, of every material.
vineed themselves hat my mode of cleaning
puts an end TO the old destructive mode OF
securing. and leaves The material unlnjured,
or as good as new.
- Kid Gloves only cleaned by me. apls
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

ssmpkis and Louisville Railroad Line.
EPART ARRIVE,
Day Express, r. r. time.~.~ SEQ I'm. $50 pm
City time. AS am.
Night Express, Il. X. time 400 pm. 300 am
city time. S:i5 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 2S7k Main street and at D.
pot. haad OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which goes through TO Nashville, via
sshville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
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RoR ARKAEsAa KTvER.

Memphis snd Arkansas River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
W. A. CALDWELL.--..-......... Haines master
This splendid passenger steamer A.
viii leave FOR the above on c
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at s pm.
I. A. h ENDIG, Agezt.
APPS 34 Front st.. MOsby Block.
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BUTTER.
The
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention of6I Interested IN the re-
duetiOn OF the -extrsvagsnt cost or Butter, to
their practical aud economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter By aid OF the
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Memphis and Little ROek Railroad

To MADISON AMI LITTLE ROCK, AK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at "a am.
Coming East Madison daily at z Pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot OF Union street at 7 am
s.. b. BEAUMONT,
fes7 General superintendent.
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Frank Cuneo's Ice Cream and Soda
water Saloon.

900 STCONDSTREET-keeps constantly on
DUO hand the best Ice Cream and Soda
Water. My Saloon has lust been fitted up in
superb style, and / would respectfully solicit
the patronage of my old friends and the public
generally. ap1l
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FOR C~IaOIKHATI.

FOR CIaCIREATE.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Miller master
This new and elegant passenger ~
steamer leaves on fr
"WEDNESDAY, IS h inst, at 5 p m.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & co, Agents,
apps No. p Jefferson street..
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
CHEYEN ne ........-..-..W B. Purcell master
RMS elegant passenger steamer ct
will leave l%
MONDAY, E6th inst, at 10 am.
FOR freight or passage apply to
RICHARD ". LIGHTbURNE, Agent,
apZ4 No. 4 Jefferson street.
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zoe WHITE River

FOR WHITE RIVER
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIES Glass masLeI
This fine passenger packet leaves H.
fori above on ~
TUESDAY, 27th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
apps Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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Suburban Lands and Residence
for Sale.
I WILL sell my lands, situated three miles
L east OF the city, between the Memphis and
Cha lesion Railroad and the Poplar Street
Road, on any terms from cast to credit o
ten years, and in quantities ranging from three
to three hundred acres; or l will exchange FOR.
tons of IL for city property, or for improve
mems 10 be constructed ON other portions.
Ny residence, with from twenty-three 10 thirty
one acres of land. viii be sold at a bargain for
cash, or on the usual terms. Apply to me on
the premises, or address me through the Pest
Office at Memphis
apis M PEZEVANT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-04-21
Supreme Court of Hawaiian
Islands.

ITO JAMES G. KING, A. s. DALZELL
l. and Ii. LEIDING, lately doing business
In the City of San Francisco, State Of Califor-
ma under the firm name and style Of J. G..
King Co., Greeting:
You are hereby commanded by order Of the
Honorable Elisha H. Allen, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court, in case you shall file writ
ten answer before the FIFTH DAY OF JULY
NEXT, to be and appear before tho said
Court, at the July term thereof, to be holden
at Honolulu, in the Island of Oahu, on Mon
day, the fifth day Of July next, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ, to show cause why the claim of Charles
Luling and William Toel, doing business in
the City and State Of New York, under the
name and style of Charles Luling 4 Co.
Plaintiffs, should not be awarded them uur
suant to their complaint now on file in the
ONCE OF the Clerk of this Court, wherein they
claim Of you, the Defendants, the sum of
Thirty Thousand Dollars, for money had and
received to their use. And the said Pla;nti6s
further set forth, that Messrs H. Hackfeld 4
Co., Of Honolulu, are in possession Of csrta;n
goods and effects of the Defendants, and pray
Tor process Of this Court to cite them as trus-
tees OF the Defendants, TO appear on or before
the aforesaid fifth day Of Jnly.
And proof having been made to the salts
faction Of the said Chief Justice that the De-
iendants are not now resident in this King
dom, summons is ordered, to be made bv pub-
LEGATION, as By the statute in such case pro-
vided. f''-
L. McCULLY,
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, March 23d, 1669.-I2-3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-04-21

ABOUT A DREsS-WHAT THE FEMALE
WORLD SAID ABOUT IT.-An interesting trial
was commenced before Justice Cunningham
Saturday afternoon, being q suit by a dress
maker to recover the value of her labor in
making q fashionable dress The lady of
fashion being anxious to eclipse all her up
per-ten friends in the style and elegance Of
her attire, engaged the services of one of our
most artistic dress-makers to cut fit trim and
make, the aforesaid garment The material
was black silk, trimmed with britteles, vel
vet, lace and forty yards of satin. The dress
was finished to her entire satisfaction, and
she felt as proud as the Queen of Sheba start
ing out to see King Solomon. Her delight
was, however, greatly lessened when the bill
of the dress maker came in. She was indig-
nant beyond measure-seventy-fiv five dollars for
merely making and fitting dress. Such ex-
tortion was not to be borne, and she fatty re-
fused TO liquidate. The dres-maker brought
suit, and the fashionable lady employed
two first class lawyers, determined to fight it
out to the end.
The lawyers advised her to compromise.
and pay $50, and she finally agreed to do so,
but the dressmaker now put on the buck
ram, and refused to take cent less than SIS.
The case was very interesting one. Mr..
Peacock appeared as counsel for the dress
maker, and Messrs. Gareacbe and Meade for
the lady of fashion. The court room vas
filled with a crowd of female witnesses.
Some fourteen dressmakers were sworn, and
their testimony was as a morning gown-no
two of them agreed. One said she was famil-
lar with such work, and made dresses for
fashionables, and SIS was fair price for such
dress; another thought SIS was cheap;
another would make the same dress for SIS;
the brittelles could be made in three days,
and the dress in a week Another lady said
it would take a week TO cut out the brittelles
and two weeks to bind them, and the whole
dress could not be made in less than month.
1t was stated that the dressmakers of the city
had different prices for their work; some
charging according to their expenses for rent,
ETC., and some according to their reputation
in the fashionable word. The mode OF max
ing dress was described with great minute
ness-how the cutting is done, the pletes
turned down, the piping put on, the elegant
contour given to the body, the flow of the
skirt, and the tout ensemble to the bewitching
garment.
The dress was shown in evidence, and was
handed and criticised, and the LAWYERS
wrangled over it until daylight faded, and
the gas was lighted, and still no decision was
arrived at. The court was compelled to ad-
journ, and the fashionable lady gathered up
her S75 dress, and declaring she never ex-
pected to wear it, jumped into her carriage
and went away.-iS. Louis Democrat.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MARsHAL'S SALE.
DYyIRTUE of writ of Executio

DY VIRTUE of a writ of Execution,
ID issued by the Honorable Elisha II. Allen,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Ha-
wsiian Islands, upon n Judgment against j..
W. kaapu. Defendant in Execution, in favor
of ]. /. Dowsett and NJ. C. Monsarrat. Plain
tiffs in Execution, for $153.51, and second Ex-
eeution against said ]. W. Kaapu. Defend
ant in Execution, in favor Of ]. kaona, Plain
tiff in Execution, for Sl77.40, have levied
upon and shall expose for sale to the highest
bidder. on Thursday, the 9th day of May next,
at IL o'clock Noon, in front of the Court
House, in the town Of Honolulu, island of
Oahu, all right, title and interest Of the said
j. W. kaapu, in and to the following described
property situated in South Kona, Hawaii, viz :
Apana lie hoomaka ma Ike XIII Kom.
holo, Ak. 29o 15' Hik. $40 XII. ma ka alma
Ike knonohiki, Hem. $50 As Xix. 500 XII. ma
ka alma Ike konohiki. Hem. $50 35' Hik. 1.60
XII. ma ka alma Ike konohiki, Hem. $50 30'
Kom. 200 XII. ma ka alma Ike aio, Ak. 10
kom 4.46 kh. ma ka alma o Ike konOhiki, hi
ki kahi hoomakai i loko keia apana alma
he II eka.
Apana 2-E hoomake ma Ike XIII Xix. Hem.
a holo, Ak. 800 49, Hik. LOS XII. ma Ike ala
nui, Hem. SO Is Kom. LA XII. ma Ike ala
nui, Hem. 70 30' Kom. 1.36 XII. ma Ike alanui,
Ak. 79o Hik. ISIS XII. pahale o kamahine a hi
ki kahi hoomaka'i i loko keis pahale he
2-10 eka.
Apana Sc hoomaka ma Ike XIII Kom.
holo, Hem. $40 3O' Hik. 2.S5 XII. ma ka alma
ahpuni, Ak. 57o Is Hik. Ills XII. ma ka alma
aupuni, Ak. 33e IS Kom. 400 XII. ma ka alma
aupuni, Hem. i9o AS Kom. 11.2O XII. ma ka
kaaka hiki kahi hoomakai loko keia
aupuni alma 3 $40 eka.
Apana 4-E hoomaka ma Ike XIII Ak. a
L ~. IL III -.
Hem. $40 Kom. 1.50 XII. ma ka alma aupuni,
Ak. 30 Kom Lag XII. ma ka alma aupuni, Ak.
$50 30 Hik. 1.30 XII. ma Ike kai, hiki kahi
i hoomakai loko o keia pahale he 2-lO eka.
Unless said Judgments, interests, costs of
suit, and my fees and commissions be preyi-
ously satisfied.
W. C. PARKE,
Marshal Of Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu, April Sd. ls69.-l2-4t
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PROTECTION TO WIvEs.-The Times has.
with much humanity, invited public atten-
ton to the case Of Susannah Palmer, who has
been convicted of wounding her husband
with intent to do him grievous bodily harm
1t was the old story-a respectable woman,
with host of children, striving to earn an
honest livelihood, and husband, who visited
her occasionally for the purpose of knocking
her down. selling her goods and drinking the
money. The woman, in a fit Of passion stab
bed the man. With the nature of her act we
(Ld1 Journal have nothing TO do. But
what deserves attention is the fact that this
woman never seems TO have known that she
could obtain from the law any protection for
her person or her savings Here is pretty
strong evidence that the law on this matter
is not understood by the only classes of So
cietv for whose benefit II could possibly have
been intended, because the ignorance Of il
must have prevailed among the neighbors
of the woman. She indeed thought that her
only resource was Jeyre pdtiq4e Yet the
statue protecting her was passed in the year
1857. The truth is that the law has not
struck at the root of these gigantic evils.
This case is not an insulated one; on the
contrary, it is only an example of thousands
in London alone. The remedy is to be found
Gated, namely, the abolition of the control of
the husband over the property of the wife. If
such law was made, the most poor and SIM
pie would appreciate their rights, as every
thing would be reduced to mere question
OF nlei1n and tU,t1l, matter Ineligible to
the meanest intellects.-Lozdon Paper.
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Supreme Court.

In the matter of the bankruptcy of Walker,
Allen & Co., of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
voluntary bankrupts.
DROPER application having been
l. made to the Honorable Alfred S. Hart
well, Justice of the Supreme Court, by Chas.
r. Bishop and James W. Austin, Esq RS, As
signees of the Estate of Walker, Allen & Co.,
aforesaid, voluntary bankrupts, of Honolulu,
Oahu, for the settlement of the accounts of
said Estate, and discharge from further
responsibility in the premises. Notice is here
by given to oil persons whom it may concern,
that WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of April,
inst, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, is day
and hour appointed for hearing the application
aforesaid, and all objections that may be offer
ed thereto, at the Chambers of the said JUS
tice, in the Court House, Honolulu.
L. McCULLY,
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, April 18th 1s69.-13-3t