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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLrLr. NoK. ). 1859.

HONOLULU. NOV. ;. 1869.
scr our last issue the first vhalers from the North
have arrived There in port eight ships from
the Arctic. and one ship from the oehotsk. Below
i the list q their catches A. veil a. report q
other ships not yet arrived The Arctic feet We are
happy % say has been very successful more % than
fr number q years past The 0ehossk report how
ever. dos not show very we'll though may hope
for better accounts soon the reports from the
BAY fisheries shall reaea We regret 10 have 10
report the total los q the BARK Eagle Of New Bed
ford Capt Mckenzie, and q the Hsw. Trading Brig
Phel. Captain Almy.
The Z. :. : N,hiozn arrived on Sunday the slst
ult " days from san Francisco, bringing the Mails
The Comet sailed two DAYS before her she arrived ve
teriay. TIE D. C. Murray. advertised 70 ssil
the 18Th q Octsber. Tie news from sau Francisco
Is unimporsaut, showing but little change in the
movements q our staples;
FIRST graies Of : L Sugar maintain their standing,
while Tor dark numbers the demand still remains
low.
Molasses no sales-
Puiu inactive AT So
The vernon sailed flr Teekalss on the Slsi uIt-,
and the King Phillip yesterday for the sane port,
both in ballast
The Ethan Allen in the Hawaiian Packet line
sailed Yesterday for san Francsoo, taking fun
freight aud pass-uEers-
The Alaska Is nov on the berth Tor Portland Ore
g1n. The British Brig Byzautium is offered for sale.
Local trade, having been s;aguant for long time,
may shortly lo5k flr a considerable improve
hieni on account q the vhllers In port; the
paying "a q the erews viii put large amount Of
cash I'm circulation.
The ship Centurion, chartered TO load guNno from
san Francisco. arrived yesterday.
The Royal saxon, also chartered TO Load guano at
Bakers Island, sailed from san Francisco on the
18th 18th ult
The Paraguay. from Liverpool flr this port, put
into Rio Jaueiro Jaly 18TH s. days out on account
Of sickness Of all the crew; two had died. The ship
aud cargo were in god order She 70 sail imme-
daiely on completing her complement u men.
ThrJugh the courtesy Of Mr.. A. J. Cartwright. We
are able 10 give the following report q the whasrs
IN the Arctic:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


oct. 27-Schr Hokulsle from Molokai.
Schr Warwick from M0lokaL
schr Neitic Merrill, from Maui
Haw'n brig Kohola, Trip, I'm Arctic, with
500 ibis VII. 1900 bone.
2S-Schr Waimalu. I'm WaiAluA-
Schr ka Moi. I'm Maui.
2q-schr Active. I'm Hawaii
Schr Luka, In Kauai.
Schr Prince I'm Hawaii.
An VII bk Oi0le. Hayes, I'm Arctic, with
l250 VIII 1900 bone
SO-Am VII ok Norman T0wle I'm Arctic, with
100 VII 100 So 17OOO bone.
Am VII 50 Onward, Pulver, I'm Arctic, with
100O VII, 1910 bone.
Schr Kate Lee, I'm Hilo.
An VII 81 VIM Rotch, Nye, I'm Ochotsk,
with $50 VII, 100 sp loo cocoanut, 200
bone.
3l-Schr Hattie, I'm Kauai.
Schr Manuokawai I'm Maui.
Schr Kuna Packet I'm Hawaii
Am VII bk Roman, Jernegsn, I'm Arctic,
With 200 VII. 1900 bone.
Haw'n VII Ok Wilhelm J. Mammen, I'm
Arctic. with 1900 VIII. loo sp, 1000 bone.
Schr Mary Ellen, I'm Maui.
Schr Moi Keiki. fun Maui.
U. 5 ship Mohcan. Admiral Turner, ls
DAYS I'm san Francisco.
Nov. Am VII bk j. d. Thompson, Allen, FIN
Arctic, with 200 VIII. 1900 bone.
2-Haw'n VII bk Eagle, Loyeland, I'm
Arctic with l450 VII, 1900 bone
Am ship Centurion. fm san Francisco
Am bk Comet Fuller, p days I'm san Fran
cisco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

Tie VIM. Rotch, Capt Nye, arrived the 3oth
ult. from the Cchotsk and furnishes the first report
from the vessels in that sea:
BblsT Bbls
Sept l-Nne..... 80 Sept 26-Europa- co. 45o
s-Janus...... 325 2S-B. Cummins, 90
5-Hercules. 30
The following prices for Whale Oil and Bone, have
been, for the present fixed by the [. $ Consul, for
paying Of the crews Of American ships, discharged
at this port
Arctic Oil. per gall Sc Arctic Bone, per n. CSC.
Coast on per gall 4ac lOchotsk Bone, per II. CSC.
sperm on per gall &c. Koiiaok Bone, per 70. &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

CENETERY.-Notiee is given in another
column. that o. A. C. Association will meet in
the Vestry Of Fort Street Church. tomorrow
evening at o'clock. We hope that not only
the lot owners, but all of our citizens. will at
tend, and take up cemetery matters, with that
interest. which ought TO be given to the care
Of our dead. The Cemetery grounds, ought to
be adorned with trees and flowers. and made
a beautiful place, and they can be made SO, if
the public will take an interest in it. At the
meeting, the present condition Of the AssOeia-
ton. its finances. election Of officers, and
other topics will be brought forward.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
SAILED.

Oct. 21-Schr Fairy Queen, r. Kauai.
Schr Rob Roy, fr k00lAu-
Schr Liliu r. Koolau.
2S-Schr Pauabi, fr Hilu-
Schr John Young fr Kauai
Sschr Marilda fr HaVaii.
Schr Hukuele fr MOlokai.
Scbr Warwick, fr Mol0kai-
WI bk Martha wrightington, Turner, fr
cruise.
2q-Sloop Waimalu fr Waialua-
31-Schr Nettie Merrill. fr Maui
Schr ka Moi, fr Maui
Schr Priuce. fr Hawaii
3l-Am bk Vernon. Bartlett, fr Puget Sound,
Nov l-Schr Mary. IT Kauai
Schr Active, fr Hawaii.
2-Schr Moi keiki, fr Maui
Schr Hattie, fr Kauai
Am III King Phillip, Hampstead, fr
Puget sound
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

SLASDERs.-Prinees are naturally much OBJ
served, and people are very fond of gossiping
about them. SO the SANDER which our neigh
Dor set agoing about the entertainment given
to the Duke Of Edinburgh here, is q sweet NOR
sci. An Omaha paper echoes it in this style /:
prince Alfred Of England, rivals his elder
brother, the Prince ofWales, in depraFed tastes
and low debauehery. The latest folly reported
of him took place at Honolulu, where, at his
particular request, disgraeef1l and obscene
dance, called the 'huls hula" was performed.
To this no white people, aside from the officers
of the Princes ship, but many half-easte ladies,
married to Europeans, without their husbands.
were invited. The English residents were so
disguised with the transaction tina. they low
cred the British flag to give expression to their
feelings. A little more Of this sort of thing
will end in setting all the Princes adrift to
shift for themselves"
We have never seen any authentic account
of any low or high debauehery on the part Of
the Prince Of Wales. Possibly like our neigh
Dor, they 90 on the possibilities "of what
NIGHT have happened, II something else had
not have happened. Where those people
lowered the British flag, or where it was flying
at the time, so that any indignant people could
have control over the said bunting, the 0ma-
Ia journalist does not inform his readers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

YESTERDAY, the Circuit Court at waimea,
Hawaii. commenced it, sitting. The Calen-
dar Is small, and viii be disposed of in a few
days. Justice Widdemann, Attorney General
Phillips, Mr.. F. II. Harris. W. c. Jones, and
others. left in the PAuahi on Thursday last,
for Waimea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

Tar O. S. S. HoAioaH sighted the Island Of
HAWAII on Friday las, at sundown, the nearest
point Of shore-being les miles; the summit Of
MaunakeA (l3.e55 # } l2i miles And Maunaloa
G3.7s0 fl I49 miles distant. Passengers on
last trip down Of Idaho please take notice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

necessary to success, and where We will
be most likely to obtain that labor upon
such terms as are essential to success.
! must defer my remarks upon the law
Of master and servant till next week.
Yours. in the interests of JUsrIoE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

TIE Pumel Bo,ol for November has been laid
upon our table. 1t is very neatly printed and
very readable In common with our other 10
cal papers it has it article on the labor ques-
ton. The article is "high-toned" " though to
our apprehension. Illogical.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

THE Fort Street School, under the care
Of Mr.. ReckEith and Miss Anterior, formerly
held in the basement Of Fort Street Church.
has been removed to the new and elegant
stone school house on the corner of Fort and
School streets.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

IL Frank Leslie's Hlastrated Ns,r. Of Oeto-
Der 9Th. is a picture Of the Olivet Chapel in
New York. and Of Rev. Thos. L. Quick, the
Pastor. with an explanatory notice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
PASSENGERS.

FoR SAY FEASciscO-per Ethan Allen, Nov 2-E
Bopd W II Richards, W White, John Rodgers, : ;
Hams, Townsend jesse Davis
From san Francisco, per COMET, Nov'r 2d.-Capt
jas Souls Capt PHILIPPE Capt Comstock, Jas Dawson,
X van Prehu. Ohleg " Probert, Thomas Crane, ID
Windrop, and six natives q crew q HRw schr PneL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

NAvAL--On Sunday last the 3lst ult.,
the Z. s S NokieaH, Rear Admiral Turner,
Commanding Pacific Fleet, arrived at this
port, bringing a small mail from San Fran
cisco. Through the kindness Of Mr.. Very
we have been favored with her memoranda,
and the following list Of officers:
Rear ADMIRAL T Turner, C0inmaning Pacific Fleet
Commander : r Franklin, Commanding NJtio1H-
C1ninl1Hder P. c. J. johnson, Fleet Captain
Liciltalanf W. Il. Brogu-Ou, Executive Officer.
M1sfer Sam'l ". Very. Navigator.
Easigus Harry Knox. II. b. Mansfield, J. NJ. Vain
wright, r. Rush
Chisf Engineer Philip Iuch.
Assistant Pgymusfer J. B. Redheld.
!Sgrgs0E =. z Potter.
Lieutenant Marines J. H. Sherburne.
Assistant Surgeon J. T. Gillespie
lSc1H9 ASsistIHf EagiHecrs c. H. Greenleaf J. H.
ChasmaT. =. W TUWnr0W, Jones Godfrey.
Bodtac1iH Isaac Choate.
Gunner John r. Granger
C1rpsHtsT David ". Perry.
SliiIndter Samuel Tatem-
PIyM1ster's CLERK r Baker.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

BenHstts 0rru has failed to pu; in an ap-
pearanee this week. but we are happy 70 say,
that the publisher intends to resume again
shortly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.

THE Ethan AReA sailed yesterday with the
mails and passengers for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

THE article Chinese" on our first page,
from the Nafioa. is a suggestive one. and viii
wei pay perusal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

New YORK, October l0.-A heavy northeast
rainstorm commenced here last night, and still
continues. Much rain has fallen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

DEArH OF G. B. UKEKE.-0n Sunday the
cath ult., Ukeke died at his house at Kahano,
Koolauloa. He was born in 1913, at Punaluu,
and has all his life, been identified. with the
social and political interests Of that district.
After the death of Kaleohano Opio, with whom
he lived be was sent to school to Mr.. Emer-
son at Wailua, and received the usual common
school education of this country. He became
a School master, a Church member, and by
reason Of his popularity in his district, was
sent as a representative, 70 the Parliament Of
1851 and 50. From this commencement Of his
political career, he was several times returned
to the Legislature, and was a member Of the
Convention Of 1854. His last service was in
the Assembly Of 1866. Ukeke's record as an
orator, is one of eceentrieity of thought and
speech. and whatever may have been the value
or force Of his arguments, they were put in
such faDtsstieal way, that he always secured
listeners among his fellow members. When
about to die, be requested that no " wailing"
should be done over bis body, that tbs grief of
his neighbors and friends should find expires
sion only in the use Of hymns and prayers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
EXPORTS.

FoE .TEEkALEr, ". T.-Per Vernon, Oct 30
Sugar, lbs $50
Value domestic produce $3.50 50
FoE SAY FRASc1scO-per Ethan Allen. Nov. >
Bananas bchs leo Peanuts, lbs 2QO9.
C0coanuts. bgs - Puiu, IDS ',ol-
Cofee lbs 320e ltice, lbs 50JJ
Curiosities 6 Asnsar, los 49,.
Hides tcs SD Tall0W. lbs 5,e1l
e1ranrss No. 1900 Wool. lbs 3Ols
Paddy, lbs 81 .us9
Value domestic produce, So, ace oS
Value foreign produce, 40 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03

FRosr BIrTES.-Keoho, Hawaiian sailor
belonging to the whale bark Norman, was
taken to the Queens Hospital last week, on
the arrival of the vessel. Both Of his feet
were badly frozen in the Arctic The physi-
clans have decided upon amputation, which is
to be performed to-day. Several others of the
crew had their feet and hands frost bitten, but
were recovered by the care and attention of
Capt. Towle. Keoho did not seem to realize
the danger of his condition until it was too
late. The cold in the Arctic. in the early part
of September, was unprecedented in the expe-
Renee Of Whalemen. Ice made rapidly, vet
the catch was made mostly during this cold
snap, trying. doubtless, to the utmost the en-
duranee and courage of the whalemen. The
good catch demonstrates the zeal with which
they pursue their calling in the face of every
difficulty
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-03
NOTICE.
$500 Reward!

OTOLEN, from the top of Gate-
- Post, in front Of the Residence Of Mr.. 1.
BARTLETT, Pocket Diary, with the own
er's name written thereon, and containing pa
pers and memoranda Of no value to any one
but the owner. Also, about 1926 in Ameri-
can and Hawaiian postage stamps, which will
probably be offered for sale. The above re-
ward will be paid for book and contents az Ia
ken, by (41-2D j. II. WOOD.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

THE FOLLOWING MEMORIAL, NUMER0UsLY
signed by the leading importers OF this city, has been
submitted the Collector Of this Port by Committee Of the
Merchants Cartmen's Association OF New York;
NKw YORK, April 8, 1859.
70 the Hon Mosrs II. 0RISSrLL Collector Of the Port Of
New York
We, the undersigned, importers and merchants doing
business In the city Of New York. respectfully call your A.
tenon 10 the method of conducting the business
OF delivering appraised goods from the appraisers stores
and 10 abuse which into existence during the
serm Of o1lce Of the Hon. Henry A: smythe late Col
eceor In former years. when goods had been appraised
and passed. order FOR their delivery made out
p once and the FOODS delivered TO the importer. agent
ported 70 hold peculiar position regards the Ap-
place after the apprascmcnt before the delivery orders
are msued Many OF the merchants signing this memorial
have IN their employ carmen who have their well
and faithfully for years. and they desire still TO avail them
selves OF the services OF these under
system followed At the Appraisers once the employment Of
our own cartmen causes delay OF twenty hours after
she appraisement OF our goods and At the time
employ other cartmen wel known Al the Apprass Office
there s delay and the delivery orders signed immed
persons claiming TO have influence In the Apprasers Office
men, ohcrs. that there will DELAY after the an
prasement OF goods ntmatng the other hand that
fhere will be delay employ cartmen; and az
above stated have found this 10 be the fact practice
We would therefore respectfully ask for Of
the alleged practice In the Appraisers Department Tor
dviduas connected therewh and the facts found
be above stated that such orders be issued will
oil cartmen properly authorized TO receive goods,
equal footing.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Jposr OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
j for the week ending May WIN close at this once
fssdav wednesday and Thursday at II NJ, and II the
Sons a. follow A and X, II 49, q and q, II so and E,
lsj and O. 10 80 A. Also =. this ooce on Saturday
4 and ,, 3; Q and o, sS; p and =, sso ? and q sho
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
THE TURF.

E,AsHION coURsE, L. MONDAY, MAY g. AT 8
ellis b. N American Girl D. Phfers b. Lady Thorn
J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
and 23. -
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
- Boxes &c. In fne dry and airy storage 2e5 and
7 Hudson street, Spring street. Apply 10 j. L. H.
BOGGs. the premises
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN At OUR
BRANCH OFFICE t6 FULTON STREET.
r,ArRNT OFFICE REPORTS wANTED-FRoM rue
beginning up TO No. $3.50, mechanical Inquire Of
RENDr a Co, 80 Dey street.
vlTANTED TO PURCHAsE--A HYDRAULIC PRESS
w aud Pump. Address, stating circumference, hsght T.
width Of plate and price, box b,476 Post ONCE,
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

T LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IL Steamship Company.
NoTICR.-Ths steamship CITY OF PARIS, from liver
pool will commence 70 discharge under general order at
pier lb North river Wednesday morning A. 2 A. n
The company will not be responsible for any loss or
arising goods after discharge and all goods not
removed within hours will be stored at consgpees asd
expense JOHN q. DALE Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

ENoK NORFOLK, crrY POINT AND RIcHxoSD-rus
IT Old Dominion Steamship comDznv Will
sdewheei steamship SARATOGA. for Norfolk. CITY Point
and Richmond on Thn-sday Apr ~ al r. ~, from per
North foot of Beach connecting wth the Sea-
board Inland AIR Line, yirEas ami rennessse AIR La-.
sohsde and Petersburg kzr ads sni Rchmoni ana Daa
vile and Virginia Central Railroads, taking freight aaf
granting through bills ladng 70 all poin South
west Bs OF ating met the pier. for freight
ssge having elegsnt ssterOon acrpmnod sons spply
~ l.. hoCREADY. President Isl treen sich
OF Dey. Insurance BY sesmers Of this hae, per cont
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

CPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE SALE
- this day at II A. M by JOHN l.. vANDEwATER, Auc-
Soneer nj ~ street, OF elegant pair OF bay
Coach Horses 6 hands high sound and kind very Stylish
have city for the past year. and every
way reliable and safe They the property Of private
gentleman will be sold 70 the highest bidder, without
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

NATIONAL LINE.
IN Pier ~ North river.
Thomas. Saturday May l, at A. N.
DENMARK "Wednesday, May At u NJ
Passage 10 Liverpool Queenstown 800 and 49,
seerage 800 steerage tickets from Liverpool
or Queenstown, xs7 currency.
y. WI. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

A RCHIBALD JOHNsTON AUCTIONEER.
"A EXTENSIVE SALE.
WASHINGTON STABLES AND RIDING ACADEMY.
CORNER OF sixth AVENUE AND TWENTY SIXTH
STREET-JOHNsTON VAN TASSELL WILL SELL
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY Thursday, APRIL q, AT II O'CLOCK.
THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE ABOVE WELL
KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, comprising in part fol.
lows, viz. -
Five Coaches, two Park Phaeons victorias Bretts two
double Sleighs, one single Sleigh;
Twenty-Five Horses,
20 sss Of single and double Harness. 20 ladies' and gents
Saddles Brides Blankets Whips Also the Furniture Of
reception Brussels and Ingram Carpets French plate
Mirrors large sse Sofas Chairs Lounges, Ocloths, &c
WI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
LAST Monday brutal assault was made

LAST Monday brutal assault was made
upon our worthy fellow citizen, John L.
Woodward, by VIM. Tucker and wife and
Dan. Kebert- Tucker rents the Wood
ward farm. north of town. Dir. Wood.
ward was attempting to drive upon the
farm to take away second load of corn,
divided of In piles by mutual agreement.
Tucker said that Mr.. Woodward owed
him, and should take no more corn away.
Mr.. Woodward said he did not. and fell
that If the proceeds Of the farm had been
properly accounted for it would be seen
tlrst Tucker owed him. Mr.. Woodward
said there was a proper way to settle such
questions by law. Tucker concluded not
to settle In that way, and with the help oil
his wife and the previously secured assist
ance OF Dan. Kebert, he made fendisl
attack upon Mr. Woodward and succeed
ed in injuring him severely. Dan. Re.
bert cried to Tucker to skill him." and
rendered all necessary help. The lease
OF the farm to Tucker win expire In few
days and then Nr. Woodward will be free
from such q tenant and his associates
These facts are stated upon the most reli
able authority, and for the purpose o
condemning such lawless and fendisl
proceeding. u-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10
KNOX. supposed to be dead having

KNox.ASupposed to be dead-havrng
"swallewed" the rev railroad. -
syAIPARAIse.-lFfe main thing, a ''revi-
val of religion" Nopiace needs It worse
Drunken women excluded from pray
CT meeting :. The "sky-rocket" editor Of
the Vfde.te talking hoss'' al the La
porte horse fair. -,
Sourn BEND Snow six inches deep
on Monday. The Register out in
new dress. 80. Butter forty cents . -ponnf
Sneak thieves practice their nefaiious
business evei," night....New corn coming
in--sevsuty-fve cents buSs..,el -. Three ~
cases OF delerium trcmers....U iTeeat Inn
provement of farm houses in the county
....A second NJ. E. church to be bull
Festival last night bv the ladies OF the
Episcopal church--..John B. Cough en-
Gagged to lecture March 4tA. Pork pack
ing commenced. nl ssa4 AA@'t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-11-10

THE Democrat last week seemed 10
Indicate that the mind of the editor "was
all tore up." 1t found fault with all Gre
alton. Even the "unpleasantness" of its
own party management Of our corpora
ion affairs. The venerable concern
should keep cool, and let It's gray locks
sho the silvegv beauties of quiet old
age. Among the queer things it got off
was the question why the outside of the
REPUBLICAN is dated one day earlier than
the inside. We answer, because the out
side of our paper is made up day before
the inside, and we don't wish to lie :"
about such little thing as that. II also
wants to know which day OF the week is
publication day. Thursday = though
sometimes the paper is little late for the
same reason that " big dinner" is. A
cold bite" can be got ready any time.
These are the facts in the case, so plainly
stated that an ordinary boy just peeping
into this mundane sphere would blush 10
own that be could not understand. Now
how about that little matter of the inside
Of the Democrat being made up week
before the outside