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A. called sale Of handsome 6ne and sentes
s &
smabs qualities no vice or tricks, ambition; though
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s:srs.Sn III. upon every p.T!susr
'' JOHN l. VzsDrwArrH 4Sss..: Ss.s: Street.
AT OUR AUCTION ROOM, THIS DAY, AT u M.
Very hsnssoms % dark Horse 20" 10 Be for
na ssa. .sSs :Ga .na
Kind and warranted beat 25o; property Of gentleman
sns ::.s. :.s
ess fs and
stylish bay M.rs: s: 49, a,ss and years ola fine
good seppers good either single double and warranted
gsy Hor.s S hgas years free driver kind in all har-
several other rrottins, Family Road and Business
Horses also several top and no top WAGONS one and two
On all waransees "A hours are given from time Of sale
''''' p' JOHN L. vANDEwArER, Auctioneer,
Duane street.
A RRIvED J. c. DEYo, FROM THE CITY OF JACK
son. Meh win nne ssr,sse sa. single and F ,asae
and Fy-eighth street.
A FINE oPPoRTUNITy TO PURCHASE CLAIR
"a ences, Coaches, top poney PARK basket and orsa
wagons new and second hand By siver Dusenbury and
Of ali Inscriptions; also hns s.soruen. single
double Harness Lap Robes blanke,s la &c. at GRAis En-
poses. inquire Al sS seventh avenue nesr Twenyhrd st
MINER, STEVENS a CO,
a. ndlls to III III E.ss slS'TSas Thirteenth stree.
oassr oass on sas4s description Of ashonsse Carriages and &
Wagons superior quality 10 which they invite the nspsc
ton Of the public IN y..s.:
A vAtrABtE AND STYLISH BAY. MARE. YEARS
three dsye Apply 20 6nAs. ADAMS s6we.l Twelfth st
A -LANDAus, cLAhrS6Es, '-r.'-.rr:5.y 'r,ry =
H. o0ups p.rce Lsnssq,s fs..SS.p SSSpf ss sSsSsss S.
manufactured By house Of join HAM, established
Foup'h stree, Sis s%s Eafsyeiis place ps ''" %
GEE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON
HOFFMAN AND ms
CHARMBRs,
IN THE TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, APRIL Is.
STABLE IN SCANNED STREET, HAVING Ac.
IA Communications for sight horses TO let Apply to Jos
A TEAM, IS HANDS. 2 AND 9 YEARS; FIT FOR
family % s - ss %sssh 'n'
AT BROWN 4 GoDwfN's CARRIAGE nANUrAC-
N tory l4D4 Broadway, Thryninth street, may be
found 6ne assortment of Park Phaetons top
Wagons OF their make, and at moderate prices all their
work Also second hand Phaetons and wagons
A WEST INDIA P0Ny-vRRy DESIRABLE FOR
"a e s.qSs ss f.. s%e ins s street
A SPLENDID G SPRING BARoUChE, CRIMSON
"a satin lining, nearly new, brewster make, be sold
this also double set goldpatcd Harness. about half
price lSs West Thirty eighth street, Broadway private
stable
A LOT OF HORSES FROM THE COUNTRY roeBE
~ sold cheap exchanged for horses less yalue ~ for
carts trucks expresses Warranted sound and kind
lnsllire at BAL Canal street.
A Two. -FOUR AND SIX SEAT CARRIAGES HAR
n. btss, single and double; good assortment rates
THOMAS X. HICKS 81 BARCLAY street,
near the Astor House.
A BARgAIN-A HANDsOME GRAY HORSE, SOUND
"A and gentle, with light Wagon, Harness. &c. pre Si2O,
OF wl sel separately. Apply nj 3'6 Second avenue,
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IN rHR TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, APRIL IS.

OFFICE or THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ pany, 50 Wall street, New York, April ~, l869.At
meeting Of Board Of Of the Sun Mutual Insurance
COMPANY held the l2h ins the resignation Of M Moses
H. 0nnc Present Of the Company conscqusnt upon his
appointment as Collector of Customs at this port havag
been accepted the following gentlemen duly elected
onicers OF the Company-John 7. Paulison, President;
Isaac H. Walker Vice President and John r. Nichols secre
tarx
Whereas our highly esteemed President Mr.. Moses II.
Grnne order the duties of Collector Of Gus
ls has deemed TO tender his resia
nation President Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Company
and
Whereas although feel that Grinnel, In accepting
such Cocctonp has met the wishes and approval OF
community his retirement from the position he
has long and accepaby filed in this company occasions
~ sincere regret; be II
Mr. Grinne while him the honora.
be appointment he has received deeply regrets the oss OF
presdns genial Kindness OF heart and
Faithful upright oncia management have endeared him TO
all who know him, and especially TO the members Of this
Board the friends and dealers Of the Sun Mutual nsu
~ 81 years Mr.. Grnne took prominent part, has
since been OF its heaes most influential and val
Resolved That although Mr.. Grinne's relations to this
company prescen thus necessarily
suaded q h continued personal interest In its pros
perty and that a member Of this Board always
count upon his friendly aid advice and influence.
Resolved That tender to Mr. Grnnell individually and
collectively sncerest wishes for his future welfare and
happiness warmest feelings OF regard and es
tecm.
Resolved That the secretary Of the company transmit
Mr. Grnncl copy OF these resolutions and that they
tered upon the minutes OF this Board.
BY order Of the Board. J, P. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C..

hACtaISs SrcAWbOATS, &C.
L'OR sALE-THE Celebrated SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta 40 tons burden, measurement winner of tho
great yacht 70 Cowes England IN 1866 in which
shs made the extraordinary Of $50 miles n "a hous and
several The henrietta been on cru,,,
10 the West Tndes but has returned to New York while
her voyage from Key West to Charleston she mad.
Of aso miles during rough weather. showing hs.
she has lost Of her speed The Henrietta has commo.
dous saloon, Handsomely fitted up, with large on
The siarboard side three other two state
rooms forward for officers The cabin furniture, kitchen
utensils &C., are In complete the viii put
fnreadiness 10 to Immediately. The Henrietta will
sompare favornbly, for speed and scagoing qualities,
with any yacht in this country England For particulars
address }. ANDERSON, Herald ONCE. New York
EOR sALE-THE SCHOONER MoMURRAy, or
IL about ~ tons Price $1,000 Apply TO r. q. HAIR
TOUGH CO., Twenty seventh street, North river.
VUANTBD-A STEAM TUG, IN EXCHANGE FOR A
W House and Lot. HVYLER, No. Christopher street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A BARGAIN-rwo GOOD WORK HORSES, LOW
"A priced, suitable for any work. strong no top wagon;
also Wagon suitable for all cheap 4SsPear street
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WHAT HAS BROKEN rLANcHErrE,s NosEs rHE

and amusing sensation OF the day. II makes wives
merry and ltempered husbands jolly. II momcntsriy
shears ne Samson OF his strength while less powerful
people shout at his downfall II especially valuable to
those sole ting subscriptions seeking office Buttouhons
superseded Sent post paid 30 for 80
Sl1 1rade supplied. Address w. GARDINER CO, III
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OLD SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO THE NEW
~ STYLE and Felt Hats cleaned Dyed pressed and trimmed
BY the Subscriber at l255 Broadway Of
street. JOHNSON.
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GEE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON,

LNOR BERMUDA.
The Al steamship FAHKEE, Joseph d. Steele, Master
viii sail from pier No East river, for the above port on
Thursday next 18th inst at O'Clock p. NJ, viii
again from same pier ON Tuesday, Aay4
Cabin passage, $50 in gold.
Freight per dry barrel, 6O cents in gold.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to
= J.NORMAN HARVEY, Agent
Now No Ynrk
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LNOR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs
Il Semi-monthly,
Carrying the United States Mail
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company compris.
ing the following first class steamships
LIBERTY, 250 tons, Z. G. Reed, Commander.
CUBA l,lG0 tons, j. N. Dukehar, Commander
The, The steamship CUBA, having accommodations unsur
wharf, BALTIMORE, Nd Monday, April H. at O'Clock
r NJ LIBERTY viii follow. Passengers from New York
by this route will nearly 200 miles OF travel and
the privilege of stopping At Philadelphia Baltimore with.
out additional charge.
For freight or passage apply to
d. b. HAsELL 4 CO., Agents
~ and AZ Broadway room a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-23

ten fathoms from the lanai. and ran for
the lanai. When got there, the two parties,
the Kaonites and the Nevillites, were engaged.
The whole Of Nevills's party were not engaged,
q third, perhaps the majority. The lanai was
almost surrounded. When Neville had fred
twice, our party threw stones at Neville, and
he was knocked Of from his horse, when some
Of our party beat him. He was tied, and the
children rolled him over to some distance from
the lanai. Then Kalulo. woman. said, &c beat
him until he is dead = and some persons then
said '' X aona, Neville is dead" Then kAona
said :" beat him until be is dead" then went
from Kaona to where Neville was, and called
out to him "Liki," (Riehard) his name twice.
He did not respond at sill. Kaona and Ka-
lulO then were loud in calling for him to be
killed, and then prisoner went to strike Ne
vile. I am uncertain whether he was dead.
Our women and children were all in the lanai
chanting psalms. I went out to meet Neville.
1 know man named Kahilo, who was at the
lanai on Monday, and was all over it. Be
fore Neville reached there, we were not running
around. During the melee there were several
of us outside and several inside.
BY the COurt.-Did Lumaawe take hold of
Nevilles horses
No, only myself. Lumaawe did not at that
time take hold of Neville; he was with Ka-
mauoha.
I was the one that went ahead to meet Neville
in the procession. We started together abreast,
but got separated by passing each other. We
had nothing about us but our bibles. met
Neville as he was coming, and took hold of
the horses bride. and Neville by the thigh,
and fel; club. 1 saw sticks and knives
when started to go towards Neville, l was
not afraid, but intended going up and hold
ing converse with them. being sent by the
Kaonites.
Question by Naauao, one of the jury: Was
Mr.. Neville dead at the time you called out
"Liki?"
said called out twice :" Liki,'' but no re-
Spouse. The signs saw were, Neville was
face down and he covered with blood; did
not see him move.
In answer to the Attorney General
saw him several minutes if had watch
could be certain.
We have in hand, the clear, impartial, and
excellent charge of Justice Harlwell, as well
as the account of the next trial, in which,
Kaona was one of the defendants. Our space
does not permit US to give these. to-day. We
viii endeavor to do so next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-23

TIE telegraph. some time since, informed
us Of the rumored appointment of Henry A.
Pierce. Esq, of Boston, Massachusetts. as
Commissioner TO the Hawaiian Government.
This appointment has now been conferred and
Mr. Pierce will proceed, by way of the Pacific
Railroad. to this city, on his way to the Islands.
This appointment is singularly happy one.
Thirty years since Mr.. Pierce was merchant
familiar with this coast and its trade, and its
relations with the Islands. He was for some
twenty years the leading merchant at Honolu-
lu; speaks the language perfectly, and was al
ways a marked favorite Of the chiefs. He so
thoroughly understands the peculiarities of the
native character that he will possess great ad-
vantages over a stranger to these people.
Since we cannot have Californian to repre-
sent us in the Hawaiian Islands, it IS fortunate
that so well-qualifed an American has been
selected for the pOsitiOn.-Ahd California
May 25th.
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BY AUTHORITY,

PUBIIo SCHOOL NoTIcE.-The Regular An
nuAl Examination Of the 5evornment Schools
Of this district, (Honolulul will take place
during the ensuing month, as follows:
On Monday. June i. al the Militant School.
On Tuesday, June Is, at the Royal School.
On Friday. June is. at the Fort st. School.
Five Of the Common Schools, will be ex-
Amined at the KAmOIiih Church, on Monday,
June 2lSt.
-Four Of the Common Schools, viii be ex-
anined at the K.xniahao Church. on Tuesday.
June 22d.
-Four Of the Common Schools. viii be ex-
amined at the KAEaiahao Church. on We'd
nesday, JUNE Esd.
Five Of the Common Schools win be ex-
amined at the KawAiahao Church. on Thurs
day, June Gath.
Commencing 4; nine O'Clock A. NJ. on each
Of the above days.
The public are invited to attend.
The Summer vacation OF the above Schools.
VIII extend from the above dates 70 Monday,
August I'd. 1869. at which time a new term
zil commence.
By order Of the Board Of Education
". JAS. SIXTH.
Education Office. Secretary.
Nav 18th, 1859.
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PACIFIC MARKET,
NO. SIS KING STREET,
Opposite J. L. Lewis Cooper Shop.

"a THIS NEW ESTAB-
E&EH lishment is now open TO furry -
.3--Hanish the Very Best Ns4hsD
Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Superior sausages
OF every description, warranted clean.
The PrOprietors venture to state, that by
strict attention. combined with their general
knowledge, which has been attained by long
experience in this City and elsewhere, they
will guarantee to give entire satisfaction to
Families and the Public generally, and to all
those who may favor them with trial.
WISSENBACH 4 SCHREI,
Proprietors.
The frst-named proprietor is better known
as " NED the Butcher"
n. B.-Meat delivered in all parts Of the
City, free of charge. 20-3m
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Signed IN presence of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-23
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, II e r. e b
i notify all persons. that we have this day
appointed W. p. STEVENS, as our agent,
with full power to collect all rents. and trans
act all business pertaining to our property.
LUANA,
KEAL0HA.
Honolulu. June Q. Is69.-2s-sm
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EAU DE COLOGNE,
An Article which is not to be found in any
other Store in Town.
Elegant, Treble-Distilled Lavender Water,
Exhibition Lavender Boquet,
Essence of Boquet, Toilet Vinegar,
Prince of Wales Perfume,
Princess of Wales Perfume,
Victoria Boqnet,
Brides Boquet,
Kiss Ne Quick,
Frangipani,
Essence of Roses. equal in odor to the Persian
Otto, Forget Me Not, Love Charm,
italian Jessamine, Military Boquet,
Tea Rose, Sandal Wood,
Ylangilang, Patchouli,
Fleurs de Italie,
La Noblesse,
MilleAeurs,
Moss Rose,
Large Bottles of Florida Water.
The Best Article ever offered to the Public,
Flowers of Orange, Fragrant Perfume,
Isle Of Wight Boquet, Mignionette,
ltalien Boquet, Osborne Boquet,
Boquet des Noees,
Boquet du Haut Ton,
Spring Flowers,
Sweet Pea,
Hoyenia,
Hedyosmia, Lavende aux Fleurs dItalie, and
numerous other Perfumes, too numerous to
specify.
Neckties, Socks a. suspenders,
In Endless Variety,
CHOICE HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS,
FANCY SOAPS, &C.,
Best quality Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Baby's Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes.
and the Best Shoe Brushes in Town.
A New Invoice Of Benkeres Boots
And the usual assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS. of the very best quality, for sale at
the Store of
NJ. McIyERNEF,
Cor. Of Fort and Merchant Street.
Honolulu, June 10, 1906
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becoming and collected spirit. lie ut
temp's no mean and evanescent con men
larry On the late war. In betaking himself
10 ALT erary task excelling all his former
ones, and in which he is fred by various
desires, he proudly ventures to produce a
work that will not only interest these
present times, but that will live perma-
nen'ly and assurcdly, if even among the
humber monuments of the historical lit.
erature of America"
The work will be sold only by sub
scrlption, and agents are wanted in every
county. Persons desiring to act as agents
may address National Publishing Com
pany,No. &c South Seventh street, Phila-
delphia.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George Ross, Pif'.

George Ross, Pif. !
Lloyl Lo'tndes, John u In Chunccry
Darts, trustee, Il. g. Hale,
anil Henry B,annon trustee
rTNhe parties in the above named cause will
take notice that have fixed upon the 9lst
dny Of June. 1860, Of my Office in the town Of
Weston, Lewis county, West Virginia, toexccutc
the order Of reference made in this cause at the
May Term, 1869, BY which order am required
to ascertain and report the liens on the real cs-
tate Vi the defendant VIM. Monkey, in tho bill
and proceedings MENTIONED tller amounts,
character, dates, order ard prioritics. together
with any other matter deemed pertinent by my
self or specially required BY the parties or either
Of them.
Given under my hand this l4tli day of May,
1860 WIN l.. DUNNlSGTuS,
Comr. circuit court Lewis county, ". Va.
n46-4t
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
TINE WEEKLY ENQUIRER FOR 1860,
THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC PAPER
OF THE NORTHWEST.

Send for aspecimcn cory which will be sent
free to your address OH application.
As in the past, SO in the future, the Enquirer
will be trueto the cause of Democracy and The
Union Of our Fathers. ..u. .. B.
As in tho past, so in the future, the Enquir-
er will be the organ and advocate of equal
Taxation, and the Friend of the Farmer and
the Lasoring man.
As in the past, so in III, future, the Enquirer
will be Great Family Newspaper, aiming to
present full and complete record Of the Ills
tory Of the Times,
The prospectus for 1860 was issued some
time since, Wehave nothing to add to it except
our determination to publish the best uewspa-
paperi in the Northwest.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

MAY Of.
Prices to day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and Scalawagcs at 5 50aG 90; or
binary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at
6 O0a6 so; fair quality Bccycs at 7 25a
: 25; and the very best Bccves at 8 25a
8 30 per 100 pounds, the average price
being about ] 30 gross. The market was
dull today, aud declined about % cents
per 100 pounds from tho rates of last
week, though the average price is higher
on account Of superior quality of tho Of
ferings.
SHEEP.-Thc market has been over.
supplied during this week, and although,
there has been brisk demand quotations
show slight decline. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair ogool Sheep at
49a6ac. Per pound gross. The market
closed dull.
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MonE charlottesville Register says:
Eleven cars loaded with emigrauts reached
Bcllaire yesterday. They are bound West.
A steamship with 5000 on board arrived
at Baltimore Sunday and another with
500 arrived yesterday. We have no,
heard how many will locate in West Vir.
GINA. We suppose the regular allow.
ance, "nary one" Our authorities arc
still anxious for the rights and advance.
mint Of tic ncgroc.
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Posr O,rlcE AproryrnEsrs.-Thc fol.
loving removals aud appointments have
been made in this county: :
Ircland-Jessic' Bowso vice - re.
moved. Walkersville-W. A. N1cNulty,
vice Phillip A. I,orcntz, removed. Yves.
TOM. B. Barnes. vice a. Williams re.
moveds We learn that Mr.. N1cNulty dc.
clincs to accept the Office at Walkcrsvills.
and as q consequence Mr.. Lorentz still
remains P. NJ. at that place.
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An exchange has an article on "Rings
and thor consequences" upo, which the
Register remarks that the the consequent
ccs Of some rings tlercabouts are cradles
and SIGH.
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Notwithstanding since DR., T. B.
Edmiston loaned the LIST Vol. of Rollins
Ancient History, which he now desires to
be returned. If
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EEERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their reach. those
Invaluable remedies TO successfully combat dis
ease. Roback's Blood Pills, Robacks Stoni-
acli I,ittets, md lsobark's blood Purifier, they
are infhlible in the diseases for witch they arc
recommended. +. N. 6HALFANT,
Sole agent for Lewis County.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA TO WIT.

A Trules held in the Jerks Office Of the cir
"a cult court OF Lewis county, on the first
Monday in April, 1860.
D. N. Bennett, plui'qF,
u.s. In chanccy.
Builey Keys &c Son aml others, dtcndIs
Thcobjcct Of this suit 10 obtain decree
against the descendants, Bailey Keys Il Son and
Tay Tor 4 Keys. for. the sum of Slj02 Go cents,
with interest thereon from May 10th, 1861, and
TO attach in the hands Of the defendants r.
Duffy, Homer A. Holt and John D. Simon any
money or property in their hands belonging to
the defendants, Bailey Keys 4 Son and Taylor
Il Keys, or either of them. .,.
And It appearing BY affidavit filed that the
defendants, RobertT. Keys, surviving obligor
Of the firm of bailey Keya L Son; Joseph Tay-
lorkcys and Richard D. Keys, composing the
firm Of Taylor 4 Keys, arc not residents of this
State, and they not appearing, 1T is ordered
that they do appear here within one month If
ter the first publication of this order, and do
what may be necessary to protect their inter
csts In this suit.
Copy Tcste: G. A. JACKSON, Clerk
may 3.4t
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A MONSTER BLACK SSAkg.-Last week
Mrs. Kindal and her sister, who live on
Rush Run, killed the largest black snake
We ever heard Of in this section. It
measured II feet . inches in length and
varied in size from two to seven inches in
thickness.
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Ina HART, of Clarksburg, has cssnb.
lishcd in our town branch of his wool
and cloth exchange. Genuine Factory
Jeans. Casimorcs, l'Ianncls, Blankets, &C.,
exchanged for wool on the best terms.
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FisnlNd INSTRUMENTATION Wcdnes.
day evening couple of our townsmcn
started out with the dire intent Of destroy.
ing all the Gnny tribe. They were armed
and equipped, not os 'thc law directs"
but with the NEST tremendous Of spears.
The night was calm and still. Tho soft
gentle rays Of the pale faced moon silrercd
their hideous Weapons with sheen Of sill.
yer Highland they started.
They commenced their deadly advance
at the mouth Of Stone Coal, and with scr.
rled ranks-thcrc were two Of them, aud n
small boy--they advanced up the winding
pelucid, intricate waters.of that historical
stream. Slowly and solemnly, aided by
the misty moon beams glilnnering light
and two pine torches, they advanced
Each inan-thera were two Of them aud
small -graspcd his spear firmly. and
started on their deadly wade. They
waded long. They. wuded well-ttcrc
were two Of them and small boy-until
they reached the Harrison fatm, distance
OF two miles, and thence, stern paced and
slow, n hOrrid front they make-two o.
'he'n and a small boy-asdown The stream
they march. Down over logs and brush
down over slippery rocks and deadl,
p'sfalls-Down 10 Tue river. these stern
laced hien-two Of them and d small boy
marched with unbroken columns. The,
reached it without losing a man, and thei
at the WHEELING hour Of night, whel
grave yards yawn and ben-dogs bark
'hey sat themselves down and counted tn
spoils Of their watery campaign. Oner
Gus task! Long did they sigh and pom
aer over the fact that tie "best laid plan
VI nice and men, Oft glang nglce." The.
ha'l fish IA Sukur.-and there was tir
Y Mr"'-aNl u small boy.