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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15
's'HIRTY YEARS ExpeIiences,
A in the Treatment OF ChronfE

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pages, and 100 fine plates and enexavanrs
of the anatomy of the human organs An
state of health and disease, with treSr
tise on early errors, its deplorable cQnaexEs
the authors plan of treatment--thea0nIy
rational and successful mode of cure, rs
shown by a report of cases treat eGi.b a.
truthful adviser 10 the married and thOsee
doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free of postage to any address ON receipta
of % cents, in stamps or postal curreneyyS
by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, Nos as
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The author
may be consulted upon any Of tue d.
seases upon which his books treat, either
personally or by mail, and medicines
sent to any part of the world. tt t, /,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15
New Advertisements.
PHOENIX DHsENFECrANT.

PHOENIX DISENFECTANTs
Best and cheapest Deoderizer In exfs-
tence. t,,..,..- L., =.
For Out-houses. Water. closets. Geables,
&C. 80 N.
Instantly stops bad smells and noxious
gases. "a q. n,.i.fs
Protects Horses and Cattle rom Etn-
derpest. -.,.
Drives Vermin from Poultry andyoaAg
plants
Prevents contagion and infections
Chea pest and most convenient Carbon.
ic powder In use. m''st.
Meets chief requirements Metropolitan
Board Health. Iss1 ns5l Z
Institute. e@5M At'A
Circular with testimonials mailed ON
application. HOLLINS, KIRKUR See.
IL Dey st. New YORK.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

Leaves Campbelps Wharf, Ill - ?,
for The sabpye named places sA
al.TUESDAY'S, THURSDAYS and
SATURpAY'S, atR6 O'Clock A. M, re-
turning On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and iFRI DAYY'S,touehing at Portsmouth
each way. u -s q As 1u5
Trains leave City Point tor Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer.
Passengers arrivetn Richmond in time
toconnect with evening trains on F -ed-
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad, or
Washington, Baltimore and all points
North, and next morning with trains on
chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Danviiie4 Rail roads, Tor all points South
and West. bSs l5H 5aa
Fare TO Richmond, ..'s.........Sz5 SO
Freight received at reasonable rates ON
MDNDA Us, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DA1 from ~ to y p. M, for City Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
landings on James river. -.-.->
Fretshts for Way Landings must De
pre- paid. -.------------.-
For further par, ;culars apply to
'Ae1L A. l. HUI ME-, Agent,
app Office Campbell's Wharf.
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Steamers

TIME BALTIMORE STEAM
&ay PACKET COMPANY. ....
FOR BALTIMORE & ALL POINTS
e 80 NORTH AND WEST. - ~
anzk 4aaa ass
One of the steamers of the Baltimore
steam racket Company will leave their
Wnarf East Wide Water street, Norfolk, at
4:30i P. M. daily Sundays excepted,) and
Portsmouth on the arrival of the evening
Passenger Train of the ~ =
SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAIL
fp lJa,, ROAD. .. L
at els P. M. touching at Old Point
The Company arenow running their tine
Steamers r5E
LOUISIANA 81. s. So
GEORGE LEARY and
iAea ADELAIDE,
all IN thorough order, and remarkable fcs
their speed and safety,
State Rooms can be engaged during I'd
aayl ss0T54~11f
FuT rates of passage, ireigntsor other III.
kHlnatiOu. apply to Charles Il. Yeatman
agent, Portsmouth; HI, 2. Phoebua, agent
Ota FONT or at the office OF Inc Gompa
w ut No folkssa
w yJN0. vEKMlLLioN, Agent.
~ b 'sPeoB, Agent. Baltimore
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New advertisements.

+ II, GRovEsTREN. founder of the old
Il .anu fayorably known House Oh Gro
vesteen & Co.
GROVFSTEhN, FULLER h co.
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW WAREROOMS,
SIS MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.
Pi A N OF RITES.
The great Increase in the demand for
our Piano FOrtes throughout the country,
uava compelled us to extend our manu-
tacttIring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new
mprovem ents IL manufacturing, we
shall continue to keep our prices the
same as Gh Firs alT ISa maksr
by az least one-thi~d, and we respectfully
solicit by parties ABBOTT purchasing acom'
par son with all other makers. Je29.ly
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A2 THOMP:: Ms
POMADE aa 0P'YAME
Fox DRESSING THE HAIR.

THIS is pure oleaginous vegetable
L comp"und, prepared with SKIN. e.
lightfulis p srt,lnie d, and containing
No MINERAL sUB%TtNCk'
which are always Injurious. 5 f. q,
Each OF the Ingredients are tspetia
beneficial 10 the hair aid scalp aud
so combtntd as TO impart u tilein
STRENGTH AND-NlGOR,
and giving tfe hair hat Iiyh soi!u. S. and
| exquisite gl9ss which is the charm o:
| youth and prtNent4t~ strnin2 Arvy un
| ripe old age - u,
s.lE-1 ID y tFf4u U.s. 1850. .. '
Price. IS aud 10 cents lsotsie
sold u, all Diaa gi>ts
F. C. W, LIS & CO proprietors,
ap3-lyd&w ~ New YORK.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

rus Badk il Is open Tor uils fIsuaisa p,nG.
ofbusiassss bsposlass gesseiysd bapsl u
usual TERMS, interest Being allowed ut I'd.
rassot ~ Xspsr ssent. aoai ali ii utpaaifas res!
manning Oh deposit foI, w days II upWtin..
tAUh pef csEs. fdf less psaiea tneer W
ceASiis 10 days prior to the AwithdraWa4
EAs lAsuIn u " y csssstit ~ q tta,
New Depository entirely. sep : rate lou
Liaose diana Otb DSa5stEuis, SAB as nj a6
An lildebtede t6afOfff liftHdtioh VII I
p 1ssss ss sHsl, ssya senl tet "a qt1sr sY 'hsto
The tss,.saa vi piasateir WA 4ysset sSsi s,
Wettn.t day dnd 3AtufuaJ m1i hing Al
l.cispho aa dstasas 10 $500 COG i}S
klJ-iy s.-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

NV LTY w x X y
orpss OF Church ana Wide Water streets
Norfolk, Va.
P. Witty
sssusass,. Mdehanist, lMit!Gni0ht ana
Blacksmith,
now prepared to execute all kinds OF
sJrk with neatness and dispatch. Ali
Sinds OF Old Machinery bought. Steam
and Vacuum Guages repaired. Scales o.
description repaired aud adjusted
..eu ing Machines and sti other small
Ma, hihaIy repatre" aud put in work ing
r 10 eHEll rlI tEla dt3
CONCENTRATES. LYE,
rs boxes Best, in Iron Packages, In store
and for sale low by ~
= see s1a(a NJ A. Is q. A. SANTOS, S
ju10 II Atlantic Block
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

CELF- HELP For THE ERRIN6. - WORDS
y of cheer for Young Men, who have
fallen victims 10 SOCIAL EyTBs. dSoara o.
better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of ch,trge. Address How
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila.. iEe9.k.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15
Banks.


sitYslka Vi ~ An fs s1sa~sxsb aas sSpasaai
vi JA WINGS "a -,
fsfy1aSs, MI W. IS VA % 20 NH I = oa'
% naha@sze stl ,s ~ s.,a0s1ss 10 s'1sg
sas I'd win EsGa ARRfs 0NlsSales sa
5na asail saodaRSsssts6s'io ssassa yds1OW
" " ss.s.sJr ed y a ,ts-r sHso1lis-
L., SxLUKBU1 T. u W. tTL
10. OYLASg. Jas. LE.sa&V5at z
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TT7HE EMPIRE TRIUMPHANT

Z II. GRovEsTEEN, FOUNDER OF tnet Ia
y q aud iavorably known House OF Gro
Is t..ss.t stt. teen II CO.
GROVESTkEN, FULL R d CO.,
So MFRCEk ST, N. Y.
PLAN O-F o R II E 5
the last new addition to our different
styles is attracting the admiration OF
b0LhjcriIics and populace= We meni1 n
socially, some of the claims OF this new
Pispe, BeAeving the exterior should be
us bIautifuI tothe eye as the melody TO
she & IT, We have paid gre attention 10
getting theiu up in a .ty lie that is eonce.
ded by all who have zen lien to be the
haudsomest Piatip Fnte made. They
are an entiEeiy a., W style, with four
:oundt ofttHls. Fe why carved legs and
lyre base richly moulded, and contains
ii 1ates, improve new scalu. nd action
me tou- is me lcG!0us. Hndl adaptable
tty to paSS8z es OF e,-I9 eliHbt 81 express
>lon, fruul the softest Is nInuf, the ores
send0, and lie +, give, M @trloi mer
cry advantage OF the t'''' .;tlt 81 and
~ LII
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aNLY ONE D0LIAR

$40 PER DAY GUARANTEED
Agents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE Sew
ING MACHINE. 1t makes the LOCK
STITCH, ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES has u
to any Sewing Machine ever tnvetstsd.
Price 1925, Warranted for 5years. Senn
Tor circular. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
& Co., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa. Or
st. Louis, Mo. i a4gE.s
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

Ggs)s AFPOLD, VIM. LAWRENCE
Capt. howes.i as- " ~ Capt. Hallett.
RET u RNING, one of these Ships leave
Baltimore and Boston every Monday and
Thursday -....... -s
statereotns, =. !. -. SIS 90
Second -OiasS Passage eolored -. IL 60
Ruunc Trip TICK cts, including
Meals and Slater ooas, good for
Sixteen day Observation-Disclosures. "a 0,
These steamers connect with Fast
Freight Trains of w. n w. II. Il. and s. &
II. X II. All Fruit or Vegetables will go
forward on day of arrival.
For further particulars of freigh or pas
sage apply to7 g ~
0 V. D.a9RUNER, Agent,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

e Mt that pays. Fokpar-.
II ticulars address $ M sPENCEk d Co.,,
Brattieboro, Vt Z eliza
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

Gf Onn A YEAR.-Male and Fem she
Dl,OUu Agents wanted everywheI e..
ADD ess II ANDERSON d CO., 314 Olive
street, st. Louis. Mo. 600 "a Il G
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honnndy SALARY, ADDRESS U. :.
pCUUUD PIANO CO., NY. ~ ~ "a

yXTANTED.--E Energetic c4nvssserss
w to make from SOLO SIS day sell
ing one OF the most remark able inysnca
tions OF the age, Blake's 81 Patent Chair
Springs, that make an easy rocking Chat
out of any chair. Beware OF tnirlngtrs.
Semi Tor circulars to the Patentee, Manu-
tacturer ard Proprietor, {svf8sas{ 81 ~
'''>''~'> V - ANDREW M HLAKT ,s 49,
Box 5i6, Canton Ohio.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24

this, you who drink you give for the
pleasure of dissipation two-thirds of
your life. Will it pay to make such
sacrifice +? But it is not merely the
time you loose. You loose good
name, you loose the comforts of health
and influence and domestic happiness,
the joys of pure conscience and OF
Gods favor-you loose the joys of an
eternal heaven you might win but for
drink. Will it pay to make such a
sacrifice =? Could you know that when
"a third of your future life shall be
spent some enemy will persue you to
death if you remain within his reach,
would you not put impossible barriers
of space and concealment between you
and your deadly foe !? The impossible
barrier between man and his deadly
foe intemperance is total abstinence.
Will you not, my friend, interpose
that barrier between yourself and the
cup of death ?
"where are you going fast, young man
Where you going so fast,
With cup in your hand, and a flush on your brow
Though pleasure and fun may accompany now
1t tells of Il sorrow to come by-and-by
1t tells of a fang that is sealed with a sigh,
1t tell of shame at last, young man,
whitening shame that will last. ="
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
Poetry.
CT COLUMBA'S LAMENT OVER
ERIN.

BY MRS. VIRGINIA D. RUTH.
O. founding waves, tapping my own native Shore
Shall NV vision. o. Erin behold thee morei
Sadly gaze DER the wild stormy sea
Which rolls, my country, betwixt you and me
Once shall view thy bright lakes, sanity isle,
And feel like a blessing, thy me smile,
And hear once again the spring birds invade
The forests where Durrow rests in the shade,
With naught disturb the sweet calm that is thsre
But echoes which rise with the soft voice OF prayer
Though far from thee, Erin, / wander, my heart
From the land of my BIRTH may never depart;
Tho Time on my forehead its sorrows should trace,
The love that bear thee no time can efface-
The love that was bane! for thought once to rest
In peace on thy bosom. bright isle of the West!
Mad through thy wrongs. curst was the blow
Which hurled from my hands the war ana It's woe;
An exile from thee-gOne yigor and pride
O. wouId in the battles dread shock had died!
O. Erin give heed to thy wanderers song!
Thy child who could brook neither slayedom nor
wrong!
This arm in its strength, this good sword alone.
Had struck down the tyrauts who compass thy throne
But alas for the and the fate that was Ill!
And alas that the despots should throttle thee still
i live but in vain J for, OH evermore,
Nav my weary feet tread thy sea-circled shore!
In visions I'll greet thee, in bright days OF yore;
But Oh by thy streams shall wander no more!
Oh stork flying westward, bear my farewell
nd say that her exile dreams OF her stiii!
Oh, hillowy wave, upiift thy white crest
A nd kiss the green shore of loved Erin-the blest,
Oh hot are the tears which obscure my sight
While the splendor of Erin fades into night
FAREWELL and Gods blessing still fall on the land,
Nav peace in its councils. once more have cOmnand;
nd these my last words deaths dart shall prevail,
Let Erin but say, he l.ved-died for the Gael"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
SELLING OUT!
Stores, Hardacare, IInsC0re.

Wishing to make change in my business, now.
offer my stock of Stoves Tinware, Hardware, &C. al
greatly reduced prices for the next two weeks
some things below cost, Call early.
Ali persons knowing themselves indebted to me
win pleasa,call and settle Immediately. powxr
Dodgevilie, Sov.s. 1862. sin1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
r O. O. r.

IOWA ENCAMPMENT, No.27, I. O. o. 4, meets in
4 Odd Fellows Hall, first building south OF the
Court House every ID and lh Tuesday evening OF each
month u. W. oNo"' u T.
W. N. BISHOP Scribe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24

DOES IT PAY ?-The incorporate
youth of twenty has chance of living
f;fteen and half years, while the tenn
perate youth of the same age has
chance of living forty four years, or
nearly three times as long. Think OF
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24

A Boston man who owned y mill
in Maine. soon after the recent flood
sent an agcn, to look after it, and from
whom he received the following com
prehensive report Il arrived here
tbs morning found the dam by the
mill site but no mill by a dam sight
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
Business Cards.
II. e. LINDSEY,

physician AMI SURGEON, Avoca Wis, pracri
ces in all departments OF Medicine an" mse,f
Office west side of Av Hose. h"''
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
DocGEVILI.E HOTEL,

NsAIN STREET, DoDGEvILLE WISCONSIN,
M This Ia a.lnrpe.- new and commodous house,
80 ia. An III July, 1868. 1t is fitted mp In
GOOD stye. and supplied with every modern convent a
snes. Good stablng and Ivck-up Ca:''ase n"9ses'
and every mediation for Travellers anu
Having lately purchased good hack, he is pisr
aluays la stock Pare Mines and Lipaors0f the best
quality. Terms reasonable.
RICHARD ROGERS Proprietor.
ES- The Proprietor has 100 acres OF good timber
faEd for sale. aoou
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
Varieties.

SteS
"A HOUSE without children is like
lantern and no candle, a vine and nc
grapes, brook with no water gurg-
ling in it's channel
"Young man, do Won know what
relation you sustain in this world :!
said minister to young man of his
church. "Yes, sir" said the hopeful
convert" two cousins and grand
mother"
A couple of fellows, who were
thoroughly soaked with bad whiskey,
got into the gutter. After founderlng
about for few minutes. one of them
said: :Jim let's go to another house
this hotel leaks from below
"A minister net parishioner who
had come into possession of a handsome
property by the death of his brother,
and inquired how he was getting along.
"Oh'' said he, II am having dreadful
time; what with getting out letters of
administration and attending to pro-
bate court. and settling claims, some
times wish he h /, lat died.
A story is told of a young lady
teacher at a Sunday -school. who few
Sundays ago asked a youngster what
was matrilnony He mistook the ques
ton for purgatory. and promptly an
swered: "A place or stare OF PUNISH
ment III thus me- ware sous Suhe' 'o y,
S''''' ''''e
- tie teachers 81 . "a'''"a' Seno',
At F." h'tt.eSey- "o&!aoo' lecehl'> "SNe':
noy, {" men IS Wv ''''''ea "'A'''''y
Of the church ! Ai'eF i2oAi"S " ""G
'o"N''S 0p""' "V' - 80. .I;11 .Tha
west. the BOY ,nnocehuy rcPilco' nc
Nea I"0i COY
"A Boston man who owned d mill
il Maine soon after the recent flood
sent an agcn, to look after it, and from
whom he received the following com
nyehea4iye rcnort: II arrived here
tAis mornng-found the dam by the
mill ..ifc bnt no mill by dam sight.
49,,
q II 'i'i'e' a. '''''' y 49, y -, LIZ
Foiu,l'o't91 70 - '''''',' ''' ~ P;'''
h;s avn racket Over hear;n" one
dav , rem,,k 10 that effect he repIee
n,bor ;,artIenep outs town what they
tI,,,.. nr,,.or I'D 81 ID CHARITY
I !. tr,f,,. concern and what | Gives
K nnthing to nobody
ti1EFN o&a DNi'h%S IN 0-aE""4'lH-
upuu the owl, saws; dc IS SoHuhi
bard, eros "e'"ee'' !u'''te " '''0
peace aud Il county SUPERVISOR
He is as stiff as an exclamation
Tie is festive burd and don t come
home till morning.
He is "A luxurious burd and feeds on
spring chickens.
He is hardy burd, and grows TUT
by bileiug.
He is comfortable burd, and always
sleeps in feathers. i.
Thus the owl, mistaken emblem OF
solitude and sadness If we Dig into ms
nature closely Is one OIL the ooys' anu
belongs TO inc ciuo'
The following lines were penned
on one of the fly lesves of hymn
hook The writer was evidently badly
ont Of sorts either with him If or some
hodv else Here is the effusion ];
con,a old King David but for once
To worship 'iere repair
And hear his Psalms mus Na''''' '"''
i''DAS : nc A'Hi0''
"Bat could St. Paul but a1, Jus. ar0p '''
Fro" higher scenes ao'' aae's, ID
ANA ne'e ms s', l.', 49,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-24
MASONIC.

y>ODGEyILLE LODGE, No. 119 F. 4 A. M. hold
4 their Regular Communications on the LIST ana
30 Fridays Of each month. NJ
H. w JONES, Secy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-08

PEEsoSNL-Hou- J. Mott Smith was in
New Haven, Conn, August Eth, and was to
leave Chicago for san Francisco, Sept. 10Th.
The venerable Missionary, Rev. Hiram Biug-
ham, ST, called on the Doctor at New Haven.
Hon. Jas. ". Austin and Wife, and Rev.
DR.. Damon and Wife, were intending to pro
coed TO Europe in November.
Hon Chief Justice Allen, Wife and Fzmi-
", were at San Francisco on the day Of the
sailing Of the steamer, in good health and
spirits-and were intending to 90 East the
next day.
Marshal Parke and Dr.. MeGrew, proceeded
East directly afser the arrival Of the steamer.
E. P. Adams, Esq, Of the firm Of Adams &
Wilder, was at last accounts at Hartford,
Conn, aud he, and c. L Richards, Esq, OF
the firm Of c. L. Richards s Co, were to
leave New York, en- route for home on the
10Th Of September.
WslterM. Gibson, ESQ, whose movements
seem to trouble our ueighbor so much, was,
as We learn, to leave New York on the Sih
Of August for South Caroliua, whence he
pUrpOsed TO proceed directly TO this place.
All our friends mentioned above were in
excellent health
Among the passengers per IidA0, were e.
& HoughtOn, ESQ, [. s. Consul for Lshs-
ina, and Wife
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-08

In the Police Court, last Saturday, Mrs.
Kate Warren, AID her mother, Kate Dunn,
residing IN Msuuakes street, were charged
With assault and battery on Clara Dunn. the
wife Of Frank Dunn, who was son Of one Of
the respondents, and brother Of the Other. It
appears that the pryseeuTix, whO Is daughter
Of M Horn, the eonfectioner. was married to
?. Dunn on the lst Of April, last, and for the
last three months was compelled to reside With
the respondents, Who, she alleged, have treated
her very harzhly, and that on the day charged.
Mrs. Warren knocked her down twice, tore
her hair, "a large parcel Of which she pro
dGeed in Court,) and beat her. holding her
down on the sOor, =ish her face downward,
while Ms Damn fagellzted her soundly with
heavy horsevhip. A portion Of the trans
setiou, as to beating proseeutri1 while lying
PROSTATE, was eorrOborzted BY native NO
nan, Who saw Il from the outside. The Court
took tine to consider the evidence, and yestsr-
day morning gave judgment, holding the
charge proved, and denounced It as a very
disgrseeful transaction. and imposed Ene Of
SIeo on Mrs Warren, and $50 on Mrs Dznn.
On the same day, Alexander Renond, the
French Veterinary Sargeon, vas brought be-
fore the Court, Cby whom he had been preTi-
ouzly enanded UatiI the fate Of the wounded
nan should be decided On charge Of as
ssalt and battery On Maleola Thoupson, with
= dangerous weapon, N drunken brzEl n
Honolulu, or Aug. Ilth- The wounded nan
appeared L court n = very eafeebled eor6i-
ton, and NJ. Dezha. the Steward Of the
Queens Hospital, dsPosed that his Life had
been for tome days despaired Of. bee4uss Of =
he1orThaEe which could not be stopped By the
ordinary means, and that he vas saved only
By the timely Application Of ice, On the sag
gestion Of Dr. r MeEibbin, II. The wounded
man declined to state positively By whom the
wound Was inflicted, bat the Court felt in
PEELED. On the eircanstantiAl e=iienee, to con-
nit the prisoner for trial before the Supreme
Court The bail vas fixed At $500, bat We
understand the prisooer still remains II Gus
tOdy-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-08
PAS~ENGERS.

Per n. c. murray f< SAN FxkScrsco. Seps- 81
Nm 4 Ross. Nrs " Ross. Mss Res, Chzs
wes>ei. NurEsn- nau'i Webster, Mann D
Cz-rwrisht. NJ J C1-turiEhL Alex Cartwright,
Cart Hubbard Mr. Hubbard Mss Hubbard. john
M6-grn Master Low, ? W NeEisgy. Henry Hass--n,
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