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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-14

TG5
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1869.
W. L. PERKINS & co.
MILL FORWARD PEEIGHT FROM SAN
w Francisco through to
VIRGINIA at...................2l cents per pound
GOLD HILL at .........,....2l4 cents per pound
SILVER Cay at..........-...2l4 cents Per pound
DAYTON at ...................2225 cents per pound
CARSON at.....--.-.....-......22s cents per pound
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| UTAH Demands ADMISSION AsA STATE.
A Salt Lake dispatch, of October 5th
says:
a grand mass meeting of the citizens
of Utah was held in this city yesterday
afternoon, in the new tabernacle, which
was crowded wI'h most enthusiastic
assembly, numbering over |, 200 for tie
purpose OF presenting memorial to
Congress for the admission of Utah into
the Uuion as Site. Hon. George A.
Smith, Brigham Yonng's counselor,
was elected Chairman of the meeting,
and a committee vas appointed to draft
II memorial which speaks OF those here
to:ore presented to Congress in lS56, aud
again in 1862 snyiug they were strictly
Repub lean in form nnd although prop
efi, presented 10 Congress. were never
brought TO II vote Il Speaks OF other
Territories being admitted into the
Union with far less order, government,
and general resource, tor se!f-nalnten~
auce when Admitted. They were, at the
date Of their first ptt!i!on, compare
lively wi'hOur iuhablfaats. 1t speaks
"f the ability Of the people OF Utah to
maintain a State Government, and feels
that, at best, Territorial Government is
an oppressive one, md relic of the
old cGionial form, which our fathers
threw off because of lis Injustice, exac
ton and yranuy- The practice OF the
Government IN selecting and appointing
officers from d ifyr~ut > ates-men I'M
acquainted with he habiis, laws, emo
nt Ct ss!iies OF the people. which num-
Ger about $50, U00 IN a!l-is bad.
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"JosH BILLINGS. Josh Billings (H.
W. Shaw is thus written of by one who
knows bim: ale is certainly quite as
ugly as Nasty In many Of his articles
in broken English, he surpasses all who
have tried that class of writing. But
to fully appreciate bin, enc must see
and know him. He is about forty eight
years old, and is the quaintest specimen
Of humanity with which we have ever
met. Five years ago he was an auc-
tioneer in Poughkeepsie, New York.
He has since removed 10 New York city,
where be keeps clearinghouse amused
by bis irrepressible oddities. As be
passes down Broadway he canno. escape
observation. His broad, ben, form, bis
immense hat, and his large, eagIe-like
features are always noticeable. HIS
weakness is for chewing tobacco and
telling stories There is no such story
teller in the land. Such quaint laugha
BILE yarns as be can spin are not easilv
putin print. His only louneing place is
in the otiice of the New York Weekly,
for which paper he contributes weekly
When the lecture season is at hand be
makes from three TO four thousand dol
lars year from mis- lecluring, and as
much more from his newspaper work
Always cheerful and genial always
witty, and yet kind, he is liked exceed
ingly by his circle of friends. Perhaps
some of our readers will remember the
publicity that was given little time
ago to the marriage of one of bis
daughters, whose beauty had become
notorious. She was as handsome as he
is ugly"
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4 HORRIBLE AFFAIR NEAR PARIS.

/ We have received from q" The Paris
4 Correspondence Company, IA Rue dc
ChabroI, Boulevard dc Magen,a" under
date of September %, a Autographed
letter as a sample of what will be fur
nished us, (if we pay the price, every
week. We doubt if We can afford the
luxury bat we must confess that the
epistle before us contains much well
written and interesting matter and We
make the following extract detailing a
most horrible outrage lately enacted
near Paris:
The Morgne is at present the centre
of lugubrious attraction. Six bodies
are lying on the slabs that few hours
ago were full of lite and happiness. A
laborer while passing hrough powed
field, on Monday morning, in the vicini-
ty of Painter, outside of Paris, was sur
prised TO see the marks of blood on the
uprurned soil, aud finally. blood
stained handkerchief half buried. On
searching, he came upon child 5 arm.
He informed the police; the ground was
opened and three children, aged four,
seven, and eleven years were discovered,
still warm, with their Toys and cakes in
their hands. Further research brought
10 light the bodies of a woman, aged
So, of a boy aged l6, and girl about
l2 They all belonged to liz ''middle
classes by their holiday dresses. All
tue bodies were mutilated in the most
shocking manner, MS far Ms knives and
aarchets could effect the most horrible
sonnds-sixty of which were counted
on the bodies. this hecatomb must
have taken place early in the morning
Of the discovery and in full Moonlight.
Several of the soldiers, who Kept III
eXcired crowd back tainted at the sight
Some believe the work is the crime OF
a madman-an hypothesis which would
BE- almost "A consolation The murdered
Marty bad taken return tickets by the
ilway TO spend the day in the green
fe DIS. A few hours will throw ght on
he tragedy-consnmm it can
rarily be credited by a single hand
Robbery could not be the motive, as
The woman's purse and ear rings Were
lot touched. 1t is a hItehtry unparai-
ieled in the history of crime.
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UNCLE Sans CRhDIr.-A dispatch
dated Washiugton, Oct. 8, gives the
following:
Mr. Friest, agent of the Ro'hscLi!ds,
Is expected in THIS city soon. he comes,
II is stated, TO teuder on the part OF the
famous bankers, ii loan to a0y extern
our government, Dsy desire. This vol
untary action on The part Of the Roths-
childs is said to have been prompted by
The discovery that certain German CAPT
tatists contemplated Offering our Gov
ernment a loan al 4 per cent. Mr. Fregt
is said to be authorized to make the
same proposal.
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THE NEWS A CENTURY AGO-ITs LIKE
MESS TO PRESENT TELEGRAPHIC

NEWS.
Oliver Goldsmith, in one ofhis golden
productions, personates a Chinaman
writing from London. What was then
imaginative is now-a days IA century
gone by) an easy reality both in Great
Britain and America especially the lat
ter. The character of present dis
patches concerning Cuba aud Spain,
the Turk, and the Egyptian, not to say
of others, reminds one of the letters of
Goldsmith over the name of ellen Chi
An,agi," to FUN Hoam" in China,
and TO others. They are models of dis
patches. We quote:
LUCCA.-The administration of our
serene Republics have frequent confer
ences upon the part they shall take 10
The present connections of Europe
Some are for sending body of their
troops, consisting Of company Of foot
and sif horsemen, TO make a diversion in
favor of the Empress Queen; Others are
Strenuous advocates of the Prussian in
terests. However, certain it is that We
shall be able to bring into the field, ri
the opening of the next campaign, seq
ny ire armed men, comnander-iu-
chief, and Two drummers Of great exper-
fence.
SPAIN. - Yesterday the new king
showed himself TO his susjecrs, and at
ter having stayed half an hour in his
balcony, retired to the royal apartment.
The night concluded on This extraordinary
occasion with Illuminatious and other
de mousirations of joy.
VIENNA We have received certain
advices that party OF 20 900 Austriars,
having attacked much superior body
of Prussians, put them all to fight and
took the rest prisoner. of war.
BERLIN.-We have received certain
adyices that a parry of 10000 Prus
SLAMS, having attacked IA much superior
body Of Aus rims, put them to flight
and took great number OF prisoners,
with their military ehest, cannon, and
baggage.
Passive shall soon strike a signal
blow. Wehave seventeen fat botIomed |
boats at Havre The people are in ex
celleut spirits, and our ministers make
GO d flicu!ty in raising supplies.
Later W areall unioue The peo- |
pie ar. disconteuied TO the last degree. |
The Ministers are obliged TO have re, |
course 20 the most rigorous methods TO |
raise the expenses of the war.
Srll Later.--We hear from Germany |
that Prince Ferdinand has gained a
c complete victory, and taken twelve ket- |
lie drums, five standards, and tour
of ammunition prisoners of
war
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OVERLAND PASSENGERS - GRANGE OF
TINE on THE C. S. y. Co.'S RoUTE-A
special to the Alta, dated Sacrament, Octo..
bsI 9Th, saws:
By the new arrangements of the time
tables the passengers 10 anG from San Fran
SEQ. bound overland, stop "nly b i-hy here.
lairead, reduction has been made in the
express business, and the demand for pub ic
hacks. ETC., seriously diminished. core
spending curtailmen. i booked for and ill
b. made in every department comprising the
cirv'> business. Overland passengers have
no chance TO remain here, and those by ;he
Western Pacific have no better opportunity
of viewing the beauties. Sacramento City
rests now on her own bottom and resources
from the surrounding country. The trains
90 through her Ike an unthreadyd needle
through the woof of a wOOlen machine. On
Ienda, next the boats Of the California
Steam Navigation Company will leave for
san Francisco at IL O'Clock, noon, and con-
tinue to do until further notice.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

NEW YORK. October l2.-Ihe New OIL
Worlds Philadelphia special says that thu
Democratic State Central Committee claim
the State by 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3.- Forney
Press says that the Republican majority in
the State is not less than 5000, and may
reach 10 900.
The Republicans have both branches o.
the Legislature. In the Senate, three ma
iority; in the House larger majority than
last year.
Williams, for Supreme Judge, has proba-
biz run ahead of Governor Geary $500.
PIrTsBURG, October l3.-Alleghany Coun-
ty gives Geary 1000 to 5000 majority, with
only about two-thirds vote out. The Demo-
Gratis gain in western Pennsyl vania, and lose
IN the eastern part of the State.
Result is very close, but chances in favor
Of Geary, Republican.
CHICAGO, October I3.-The Republican S
Philadelphia special claims the State for
Geary by 10000, with both branches of the
Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, October 12-The Repub-
Leans carried the city by abou, $500.
New YORK. October l2.-The iron frame
work of a new building at Williamsburg
fell with terrible suddenness to-day, in
Consequence of improper use of guys. Two
men we're instantly killed and five danger
ously injured.
Bishop Whitaker is to be consecrated to-
morrow as an Episcopal Bishop of Nevada
and Arizona.
II is reported that the Fifth Avenue Hotel
property has been sold TO A. I. Stewart.
SAN Francisco, October l2.-Upon the
return of Generals Thomas and Ca>enau,
from the East. they Will be received BIZ
Irish regiment and the McMahon Guards.
Dispatches from Harrisburg, at noon to-
day, says the Democrats coneede the State
to Geary, by small majority. The Repub-
lieans claim from 6,O00 to 10000.
SACRAMENTO, October 49, Latest dis
patches from the East this morning state
that Pennsylvania, according to best author
i,y, has elected Republican Governor BY
5000 to 10,000 majority, and both branches
Of the Legislature are Republican.
A, very latest accounts there appears to
be some doubt whether Ohio has gone Dem
ocratic or Republican.
Roughs were imported from Baltimore
and New York to influence the election at
Philadelphia yesterday.
The California Pacific Railroad bridge,
over the Sacramento River, at knights Lam
ding, has been completed.
ELKo, October l2--Samuel Wi,tgenstein
passed through here to-day, he being crazy
and in charge OF his brother Last night,
between Waisworth ami Humboldt. while
the train going the rate of twenty miles
an hour. Wit,een>,ein got zap from his berth,
unnotited, and walked from the platform OF
the hind ear, falling upon the track. An
eNtr, engine following the train ran into |
Linn, throwing him from the track some ten |
feet The engine was stopped and Wi,tgen-
stein picked up, and found to be unhurt. and
brought to the station time 10 resume his
place in the tram. He passed here, feeling
quite com Portable.
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TaE VICE PRESIDENT AND PoLYGsMY
The CnrInne U. 7 Reporter, OF Oeto-
Der Sth. gives the folIowIng:

Gtf oll, gIEts tle lO.IOW!nE.
Ga last Tuesday evening Vice Prrsi-
deaf Coifax aud party were serenad-a
al lae Townsend House Gy the Cam,
Douglas brass band, after which Coiiax
addressed tae assembled crowd ia ii
very stirring speech. denonncirg ppiyg
amy AID is aGherents. He stated ;bst
II vas Al open viol,tion of II Law o:
Caugfe.s. which would si0u be met and
GeaIS with onS'Irutiona!ty, aud ad
vsurei uBaeniab:e arguments TO prove
the fsliacy of the Mormon religion as
prsctIceG 10y Brigham Yong aqd his
followers Governor Bruss f0iiUs ed "a
very "a ich tie same strain. B.th were
londiy appiauded by their Gentle listen
erS.
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A EHIy.asN Losss HIS WIFE.-Tht

Trarkee Trib lne states as 10 lows;
Leo Lusg Lob has lnsi his wife, g"
rosters around town tell US and Tor
h.r deliver, 1T 4 n Coon 4 60 s store,
rrIrkee, he offers reward of $500
IL ht> poser he says: "she was st"i-n
from my house last Tuesd,y ight about
n,H- clock She ia till, TWO upper
frn"t teeth rather prominent. nose weli
formed, long fac, has tx" holes IN her
right ear; she l. between twentye gb {
ana tariy years Of age, and answers to
,as name of Luu Lny and is froe the
province of Lung Con" OF course
Officer James Robinson or some other
of eur gailaut officials will fiud and re
store To the arms OF the d'sconsolate
husband his stolen other half.
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Lucy SToNE In TROUBLE Lucy Stone
and Der husband were passengers the
other night on the train from Pittsbnrg
TO Cincinnati, and with other passengers
took berth in the sleeping car. Dur
ing the night, some unhung rascal, who
feared neither the law nor Lucy, carried
IF her pautaloons, and her husbands,
too, both sets of garments have consid-
cradle Of the ready" in the pockets.
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A vile Western paper suggests thar
if the names of war vessels are INTENDED
to frighten the enemy, instead of cal
ling our gunbOus toe Fury or the
"Terror," We had better baptize them
the "ChOlers," the "Susan b. Anth0.
nv" aud SO on.
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SENATOR SuMskR, in his Worcester
speech. said Spain VS. now engaged
III comvdy ami tragedy. The COMEDY
il sant NJ king, aud the tragedy SEMI
Jag out troops TO Cuba.
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IT isn't stealing to take liquor in Mas
sachuse,t., because it is not legal prop
erty, and nobody owns it.
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i
employment is like. Be pnnctual and by
the way, what Yves that 4 saw you pick up
just now in the court 3 ~
Jacques smiled and colored. 'only
pin, SIR E4syeEtfY II II
aAt, I thought sol See that you always
"Very well, sir replied the lad, with
some surprise, and went down stairs with
a very light and thankful heart.
"Tlie sunbeam was still lingering about
the court, and seemed like the bright face
of a friend as he passed out at the large
gate. Next morning his earnings began"
"Oh, papa, am so glad! and did he get
onIs ~:
salary was raised, and the banker gave him
one of the best places in the bank. On the
day that he told him of the change, the
banker said, Do you remember che first
time you came here y ~ H % - 81 -
"Indeed, do aae -.
".Have you still thatpin youpicked upg'
"I believe have' aa 9T6.
".You ought to keep it.; it got you into
the house, 49,.
"sThat pin, Monsieur Desportesl'
"'That pin, indeed! When /, looking,
out of my window, saw you STOPPING to
pick up what guessed to be pin, re-
| fected, that young man must be most
careful, obseryant, and methodical he
would be invaluable in business; and so,
| in order to have you in the house, Gre
ated Junior clerkship, which had never
before existed '"
"oh, papa, just fancy!n .Sa
81 ust fancy, indeed; and before jacques
was more than middle-aged man the
banker died, and Aubrey became his
successor, and was as rich as he had BEEN
i ooh, papa, is that a true story" . zg.s,
"Quite true, my son." ,,-
'Do you know Mr.. Aubrey?"
"Quite we'll, indeed" I 'fT
"Where does he live ~ efa".4r = FL.
'sYou are sitting on his knees"
heechild sprang to the floor"
"Papa!!" zssasf Sa-
ayes, indeed, papa"
+ /"But your name is not Jacques Aubrey !!
: a"No, but that is my history"
"And you walkedfrom Thomevillef And
you were alone in Paris 2"
'Indeed was"
s'And you picked up pin and grew
. rich ?"
"And had little boy who could not see
the worth of pin yes"
; "oh, papa, papa and the child claspe,.
, his hands, 81 will neverlet pin lie again.
, 'rNo7 Then, my dear boy, papa's story
, will have done you good"
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love, wish you would throw
away that book and talk to me; feel so
dull" "a long silence and no reply.)
Henry, dear, my foot's asleep" els it
Well, don't talk 4; you might wake it up"
wife in San Francisco lately put
petition for divorce in the court, on the
ground that her husband was q 90 confound-
ed fool.n The court wouldn't admit her
plea, because almost every married man
would be liable to the same imputation.
"Why are you SO late this morning 2"
we asked our boy. He answered, "Cos
held the candle till midnight for mother,
who sat up mending stockings. She says
she saw book in the shop-winders that
says, It's never too late to mend.'"
You murder time," said the leader of
the band at Drury Lane, TO Mr.. Kemble,
who was rehearsing song in Richard Crur
de Leon. "Wen, if do" replied the
tragedian, 60 am more merciful than you,
who are continually beating him."
When. in Aberdeen, DR.. johnson dined
with clergyman, the soup being "hotch
potch." The lady of the house, after eerv-
ing him once, asked if he would take some
more. The gruR and stern moralist and
0utspoken social bear replied, I" 1t is dish
MT for hogs, madam" "Take little more,
them" was the immediate and appropriate
reply.
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-. - aran arp cAr1sortc MesssNaEa.

--oSs.,sc 1 1oo1SEE4Ns, sSaDAxr AArs. 1859. 4
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Chang and Eng, the Siamese twins, are
married to two sisters, the daughters of an
american clergyman. Each brother has
nine children. The family of Eng consists
OF six sons and three daughters the family
OF Chang consists of six sons and three
daughters. Their first children were born
within three or four days of each other;
tne others at irregular intervals. Changes
ninth ~ child was born three months ago.
British Medical Journal. - = .
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oNIoNs.-If onions are sliced and kept in
a sick room they will absorb all the at
mospLa; &c poison. They should be
changed every hour. In the room of a
smallpox patient they blister and decom-
Sose very rapidly, but will prevent the
SSpIead OF the disease. Their application
mas also proved efectual in the case of
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AUTHORIZED, CAPITAL 100000.

This institution has been chartered by the state OF
permanent organization il prepared to make loans AZ
not more than FIVE PER CENT on Diamonds Silver-
ware Watches, Jewelry Dry Goods, Laces. wearing
Apparel Furniture and all movable immoNaole prop
erty. 4. 49,,
Also, Uncurrent Money, State warrants M o,s
evidence of city Indebtedness United states
Officers Pay Accounts United States Quartermasfers
Vouchers, and old Gold and Silver taken. a,
PRrvATE ESTRANcE.Ladies visiting the Assoclanon
can passing down Carondeet street. find pt1N@te
JOS. II. WILSON, President
JOHN W. HILLATAN, Cashier. aP2S ly
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


We have always on hand ono tho 5ar5sss stocEsof
goods ons found heuss in the spuny.
We pay particular attention to our FIRST Glass
Thsy cannot & s1oeeS IN aaiisy styis q anisi and
durability. Banks. Insurance Companies and Afsz.s
chanu whose backs are used for fsferenns fr ys&rs.
appreciate the advantages ard necosslig ce hayinG
maze Of such paper that the ink win not deap
pear In short time, y frequently the case wheR
books are made Of inferior paper. - - s. .
David IS whiting and Copying INK CcSabined--tha
best the market 4ssa9 ssa 'SEh 3Ss @ssasss9 sst
Dasids Limpid WRITING Flu p--superior ~ any
other s - sssgss7f AZ tS.ss. So 81 asasssfsss ~,
Letter Note and Foolscap PAPERS. 49,
ENVELOPES Of all sises-
Foleys unrivalcd GOLD PElss in great variety Or
He ders.H 5s u sss4Elsssf1 afS slfsa gsz p Az
New Patent epREINa PRESSES nsaa, chsaua
and fully warranted is,sslis s ,ke So 5sssxf ssfE
Tin CASH and DEED BOXES. 500 2 4rss-,..
LETTER COPYING BOOKS ..A...-.ss
Fancy FRENCH PAPER and ENVELOPES, with
Initials handsomely Embossed latest styiss
wo invite tho particular attentnn of our friends t1
our specimens of JOB PRINTING, such Cards, BIN
Heads Account Sales ETC.. which VIC get tho
shortest possible notice and in the neatest manner.
Bills OF Lading. Dray Receipts, Customhouso and
Mercantile Blanks of all kinds always hand and
printed 20 order. Sstc sa asye=8fsSs fs8-tst& sN
Stamped Check Books any Bank tn the city. With
of firm printed in furnished At thirty ak hours
| notice. ft A. &. et u s.,,s .sI,s56
Bills Of Exchange, Notes, Drfts etc. engraved and
| Lithographed.ia ~ 80 'ss9s@ ass ~ Ns7& So
We deal directly with the raanufsstrrsrs and ours
prices are as lea as those of any similar estbishmss
in the South Cuatomers viii alwaysreceiye the beneA
| of any decline in the cost Of goods. s.sSrs5.
City country orders win receive prompt and careful
attention.
All goods warranted represented. ss==s-l ss-ss4n
i DIARIES FOR 1899. ssstssg 4 ss.gE1
/ ~ FITZwuLLAM, & CO.,
des en-, 10 Camp street, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-05
Supreme Court Of Hawaiian
Islands.

ITO JAMES G. KING, A. s. DALZELL
Il and II. LEIDING, lately doing business
in the City of San Francisco, State Of Califor-
mia, under the firm name and style Of J. c.
King Co., Greeting;
You are hereby commanded by order Of .hs
Honorable Elisha II. 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 the 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 pur-
suant to their complaint now on ole in the
Office 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 Plaintiffs
further set forth, that Messrs. II. Hackfeld &
Co., of Honolulu, are in possession Of certain
goods and effects Of the Defendants, and pray
for process Of this Court to cite them as trus-
tees Of the Defendants, to appear on or before
the aforesaid fifth day of July.
And proof having been made to the salts
faction Of the said Chief Justice that the De-
PENDANTS are not now resident in this King
dom, summons is ordered, to be made by pub
LEGATION, as by the statute in such case pro-
vided.
L. McCULLY.
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, March 23d, Is69.-12-3m