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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
DISSOLUrI
independence Nursery.

AT the Independence Nursery, one mile west
of this City, may be found good assortmnet
Of Apple Trees, Morrello and Early Richmond
Cherries, Plum Trees, Red, Yellow and Tran
scendent Crabs; Houghten Seeding Gooseber-
fies, Bl OK Cap and Purple Cane Raspberries,
Grapes, Currants, Roses, Flowering Shrubs,
Evergrecns and everything in the ursery line
J. S. BOUCK,
PRorRrETon
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

AsEIHc roo Mucm.--Says the aurora
Beacon, "The hest joke we have heard
come 81, ! clark ia one Of onr dry goods
stores one day last week. An artless eonns
trx -..iixl sa.. ] into the strre during the dull
hears q the afternoon, and WAS waited
upon Sy a stylish young clerk, the rennaic> :
II I ss.lesmen looking oa With jealous eyes.
4 large hin of gocds waa sold, when the
peliw clerk inquired il there was ANYTHING
fsn 4 eauld ac Cor hev,an,s wasanswerea sfse
s,,s 4. IS. s oT fs hes vas anlsss be waul5
!. 4. sat ana milk sha mar 4, - she hna si-iveh
: .,,a kpne without the colt We
q vr'.. les.rscd aetscg Ire yosn9 n,au
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

Mrs. Cooper living near Big Creek,
Sebastian county, Ark. a few days ago
gave birth 10 ,riple,s, all boys, the biggest
Of whom weighed only two mounds. The
Other tvo weTs Tsscsness, In, aud rSkce'al'y ih'
eeraH4 dofn. fSc l.obasN $ Stamann :. perfect
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

The ea,.v u slr. Rowley's Sidaing.
ton Shorthorns, nsar@ Circncester
has excited much interest among
cattle breeders. Good prices were
realized. fourteen hnls having aycrss,
-ea a35 each. and :veaty-tive cowlll
brought prices avssaging 6 a4s4
Two o; TIE s.i,i,i tah cowa were
beuee..s,. yy Lord g. 'r1a- ~ 40 <
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

TIE Erie Hallway to be Brilliantly
llium Ratea.-A Plan to Effectu.
ally rreveMt ISailrOad Accidents
al Night.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

13-tl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-08
Rather ~SquaIIy.

II must be admitted Tat tine advices received
by the mails this week wear a somewhat warlike
appearance. all growing ,ut of tho Cuban revolu-
ton. We find the following telegram
NEW Yoak April 1sth-A Washington special SAYS it j.,
coniientiaIy declared that Grst has directed that a peremEt-
DRY demand b. made GA the Spanish authorities Of Cuba for
r-ulyr Il the two passengers AIKEN irun the Li==ie hfoJoy.
\ refusal u comply will DC foi'~vl by hostile demonstrations
The Havana press advoca,yrhe expulsion II Cuban Ameri-
cans.
That il, resident Americans in Cuba are con-
sidcred unsafe there, md should be expelled.
Well. when it comes tothat. it is time that hos
tile demonstrations " siould be made.
by later adviccs, it ,ppears that the British
Government las bccom, involved in the trouble
about the seizure Of the brig, as would appear
10y the following Telegram from London
LoSpu>. April 20h-Iti j. understood that THE American
49,. a" -e--.ian's with instructions frnm the United
Clarendon Tor explanations ia relation 20 IN ,as "a .s 49,,
on tL. Bahaua Islands. IL charged that the Brush Rev
uu. officials had pIac-I the real Il tie Revenue Department
Thi,. taken in connection ,th the reported Increase Of the
inercial cirri.s. AMI i, iLr, L, seriously AFFECT the spanish
loan. which Is about being lat ola the market
The incts about thu complication are briefly
these. ~ stated 10y tie -AHa:-On the 18th of
March the American brig Mary Lo,rel was seized
at Ragged Island, a British port of the Bahamas,
taken to a Spanish poIt and condemned in Il prize
court, for the alleged .flence of carrying material
c1nlraLand Of war. There were no papers or
other evidence to shCv that the cargo or RAINY part
of it was intended fr the insurgents, and at the
time of the seizure II the vessel she was under
the protection of tie British flag an officer of
the British colonial customs was an board, and
her matches were sealed with Il British customs
seal. Later the American schooner Li--ie MAYOR,
bound from Havana n New Orleans. was over
hauled at sea 10y 4 Spanish frigate. boarded, and
two passengers wer taken from under the protcc-
ton of the American flag without other eXplana-
tion than that their rames were not on the YES
sells manifest.
Not only is the American Government bound
to demand immedate and prompt satisfaction,
and a restoration pf the brig. but the British
Government is calci on to take prompt action
and assert her rights. inasmuch as, if the report
Is correct, her tcrn,ory has been invaded by n
foreign power, anda seizure made in violation Of
law.
1t certainly looks Is if the course of the Span
isi naval authoriti.s. with tine two vessels referred
to. might lead to IA open rupture with Spain.
At all events. both Spain and the United States
are ordering all thoir vessels Of war To be got
ready for active service. and, it i probable, that.
within W monds, n powerful American fleet
will be cruising oil Cuba, prepared for any emer-
gcncy.
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IrEus

The ar,es, ant most powerful sx Whi-t~ In he worsI i o.
~ a tru-Hofsr psScF engtnr- anil VIII b" really about th- 1t
ofJuns-
Tsr. are az present H. dasrrut places IN San Fnnri-rn
IN IN. bu.in..4. sThs-r establishments. turnei out J0.0OuOo0
Tnar. TIE past wear. About 80 Etrtur~s arr exclusively CON
tousd by Nnrricans, aad about loo are managed b china
men.
-rr.ura~s - New YoHK-f anybody in san Francisco
want. o. buy -tr1mcr- cheap be bin conn o. New YORK. amt
~ r1n ct tlrut almost az hs own prize steamers, both &c
they can b. b,ualt @r ou--ldf 81 ous-thiri their Gust. after
MAILING d-iaruon- Or w~lr -nd t-1r- Th~rr arr probably
twenty Ave aerun .tr4ner. q various taunar~. and an equal
numb n river bpat-, Er whish there - NJ ~. m acTulint-
aner q mine recently wantst O. etehine- a small -tsanr~r Er
: Ltrrr one. ad saya hat the raftss asked nose u bat~
ga a trsEf thar hey wauLl D. -r4 outright uauybady has .
steanler b. ell h. Ast b.tt.r aat bring Q hire.
How t~rEHErr AccrwrLsrEs-tn t-G. Mrs. Era.tas
goruiag trpa-itHt III. thr Nh1uy saving btnh IN s1nt % 80
Q, n ersdit eta nrphsw, o nrrr. L"L III tset vHs hrg ltt~u
aad has nryer been iu Nrhauv since ui r~rsnty. % was upt
hne b.fDrr Ms. Corning Eluud tMr saving Baus hss aufun-
Sons had raised 10 O. stss N. which Wa paid 30 Friday b-t-
az fhr Commorrsi bEE. whrh Ia had chlrrr - tn fspi-
that IN interest had bcsu earirt aut every sy ntouth-. amt
te sums compounded, a~aising en- eitfuant W. rrhr 20 Or
mrt o. show that te = gnctuulri d~f--lt-~ IN the in-rtu-
Lana. which thc Legislaturr - ocslaaaotis a-krt O. transfer
~ M -tttr Treasury, are pretty sase Hafh1 ent o. D. 'L'imet
-GIbaHg ". - Irgss.
How . NAV Maps StoyOoG-t gentleman a Hartford. Ct.
who ~ reported O. b. quite wealthy. but whn grnrr1hy give
no in'ucafiou &c thaf eact in hi dry-s, rrcenuy nab stofr0in
The monthly sales 81 cuai IN New NorS cfy, AMI npie tae
hrst bal. The ruat dealers and ata~rs present.. thinking trpm
his appearance mat n cuuhi MT want over hty t"n.. ua -
bod arliu-t him but, O. thr surprise % All. b. tr"S tn whpk
aupg1nf, whirh we several thou~tmt tons. Imr purchascrs az
htssr ral aurton- arr required ." pay 10 y crnt y me tme
"a sale. ar etr give references, - q guaranty that th-tr pur-
sha-s- Whl b. rruI0vsd. Wh"n ASSET tr H. rterenfeS, IN
tiarttird nan rcGufstTi ne aafN.wf'r '" ~ WIN ~ y va
Parh nank. Ths oth~r persons who ven az thr sale believed
fhaf the affair must D. % hnav. aui theref1rr mboyei thsn, .
10 NJ ernt Thase wha hal Showed bfnI then emirav1rcd o.
bay from him az eal &C q part - i. and q : -atl L- result
Sax that h. ~lbt hs pgrrha-e - 9 stood 70 st0NuV. ~ puNrr
paving che remaining sum ur ir u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-08
The Annexation of Canada.

1t would appear from the following telegram,
received by the Cambridge, that the question is
likely to be brought directly before the British
Government, for discussion in connection with
the Alabama Treaty
duccd a resolution directing the President to open negotiations
with England tending 10 a settlement Of all open questions nov
Yeuuiu- between tie Government Of the United States and
that If Great Britain on the basis of the surrender Of all the
British North American possessions 10 the United States.
Senator Chandler made an argument in favor Of the resolu-
would l- made. and that the CanadaS could he acquired
peaccahly but if England would not settle on those terms,
and desired war in preference, let that war come, and let II bi
short. sharp and decisive.
Referred TO the Committee on Foreign Relations
Many OF the Canadians favor such Il measure,
and while it would unquestionably be for their
benefit to be annexed, it would add TO the expenses
of the American Government, and reduce its
revenues. probably twenty millions a year, in the
shape of duties now collected. which would be
abolished by annexation.
The Canadian Government is ut present, we
believe, a bill of expense to the British Govern
ment, and so far as profit and loss between the
mother country and her colony is concerned, that
will not probably weigh n feather in the discus
sion. The English people would still retain the
same advantages, in supplying Canada with their
manufactures, that they now possess.
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AMI after Tie lSt ut january. ISL. said uuinn
created by the Parliament between the Churches
Of England and ireland shall be dissolved. and
said Church Of Ireland. herein referred TO as tie
Church. shall cease To- be established 10y law. "
Di~raeIi supported his proposition at consider
able length. and contended that the above clause
destroyed the supremacy Of the Crown. and places
the Church ut disadvantage. The opposition,
under the leadership OF Disraeli determined 70
leave no efforts uuJriei L. defeat the bin on it.
third passage. Tire omission Of the paragraph
quoted above would have been tantamount to 4
rejection of the bill altogether.
sir Robert Collvcr and Sir Raundell Palmer
spoke in opposition 70 Disrael's amendment. and
were followed by Mr.. Gladstone on the same
side. lie criticised the statements made by Dis
roeli, and argued that Notwithstanding this clause
the supremacy of the Crown would continue TO
exist, but in an altered form if this amendment
was successful i, would absolutely destroy the
bill. and the union of the Churches would con-
tiuuc. but that union must not he enforced by
Parliamentary bonds.
Mr.. Disraeli replied. and admitted that his
intention was 10 strike a mortal blow NJ the bill,
but if the motion was accepted, the Government
could still continue their d~isendowment policy.
The House divided on the motion as follows ::
22l for 10 33i against. The result was received
with tremendous cheers by the Liberals.
Mr.. Disraeli's amendment was thus defeated
by a majority of lI3 for the Ministers. On its
second reading, it viii be remembered, it was
passed, in a very full house, by a majority of lis.
On the 18th, the consideration of the disestab-
lishment bill was resumed in the House of Com
mons. Its opponents brought forward an amend
ment postponing the date when the bill should
90 into effect till 1872, which motion was lost by
u vote of I94 to II, according TO one account,
and by 4 majority of 304 according to another.
The clause disquali[ying Bishops of the Irish
Church from sitting in the House of Lords was
very properly amended to allow P~relates, APP
pointed previous to the passage of the bill, 10
retain their titles and rights of precedence for
life, and was then agreed to. The advices do not
state that the bill bad passed its third and final
reading, up TO the latest date. the 10Th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-08

The Bat. Rof~d was repairing dam1grs rrcrtvol ~ a heavy
gall OF Japan.
y hitter from Captain Iawreurr advises ~ that his -atp, ur
OAso, hut 10 bbts -peru. and tn JafaH wa- -eu boiling
down, but 10 report. H~ writes that tn barb Eagfs bal been
ashore on strour'- f.t1ni. ua- baking -,a.e, aad would rqur-
repairs.
I.Land, and j. cummanslni By Capt. Touan-bec. hrlery % tn
SkgErk. vhirh bauIrd oI here some Tn years ags
The Comet arrived on thc 20 anil the Ca1sBr6Lgs on the
sth. with carrsss from ian Tnnet-e. Thry arr bath adver-
th--I 90 rrturu immediately mt carass bling IN .t'r- fr th-m.
aud will Isavc ~ AZ newt week
The SgFsH Will sail early Ia the week fr New Bcdflrl and
Boston. We uotes anooS-t hrr earsI a-hiPHeut q wool Er
England. via Bastau- The advantage % this nl~ie 81 shipment
- nat the shipper g-ts the. trusat Il two markets. anil can
d-pa-~ g as merchandise IN -th-r B~toa 90 Liverpool a.
pricssnay favor him On tn arrival Il ths -bir.
BY thr CAN'T, Capt. Hubbard - the ship kiag PAHy r.
c-ived t~-legr4pLic aiviccs frunt HI oNnsr- hn Ba-ton In reply
30 httsrs written ttdays Prrvous- Ifth~ r~Iairs are Praetiea-
be here. ~ shin reasonable figures. thy will probably b. uai~
a. -an a. pos-ibtr- Capt Hubbard has our aivantage iu CON
nesLon with this accstcnt, that the own-rs % The ship, Messrs.
,.rsLIsu a Williams 81 Ba-t.u. are % wealthy and 80 vel
Enowu that drafts on theut fr th- amount of the ships -
pairs. &c mArrd any other amount, ran b. negotiated a. par.
Coil hat advanced in N~v Nork ant va. hst quoted on the
nth at tgtt. Sh1ubi ue wsr sv~r s1utlaa-. t- premium
nav rise It'll hsrthcr.
Ths brg North Stlr, u5trH, may D. I"E~t &C. n~vt wveE
Z with e. cargo q bmber from Humboldt
\ Lars Wa iu sight from tb~ telegraph stltou ~ LAY VS.
trrdly. b-yau,t Barber. Pant supposed o. b. ths Doaiago.
with a csasto q caaf, rr1m Sydney.
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Tur ts.s,o,r ~to.R C>~E-I lass Lseu disc iei al t-
- tl1, sr5 ttaJ tle Custom Hoasg otmc~r, had a night Co
- behind the ssu,e offered. uu'rT e specific duty claus AUD
standard. even when made IN foreign country, The SUGAR
has beyu released. under She dvo,hu oi Judge iiohinaau' -
nuJ liable, under the charge u iu.ud-
We find the above IN the Gazette Of Wednes-
day. After searching the California law reports
for the past two months, and making inquiries,
we find that no recent decision has been made by
Judge Hoffman in the case. and probably he has
given no other than the one reported by US some
months since, viz that, pending the trial. defend
ants might take possession Of the sugar on giving
bonds for its invoice value and that Of the duty
estimated at three and 4 half cents per pound.
They complied with this, and took possession of
the sugar four months or more ago. Ii being a
pcrishable article, this was all very proper.
The Company then applied TO the Secretary of
the Treasury ut Washington, who approved the
demand made by the Collector of Customs that
the sugar should pay 81 cents duty, and the
same has probably been paid. The appeal TO the
Secretary had no connection with the suit in
Court which Is still pending, but referred entirely
to the action of u revenue officer, viz the Col
lector of Customs in San Francisco, who claimed
n higher duty ON the sugar than the Company
wished TO pay.
The decision of the Secretary was against the
Company, but in no way affects the suit for
fraud which is still before the Court unsettled,
and the Company is still under bonds. Com
mon civility would at least seem to require that
the official organ of a friendly power wait the
Courts final decision, instead of attempting the
dangerous practice of forcing public opinion by
statements having no foundation in truth.
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4ir Ut'i"r 49, aggrlNatsnE rTrrguI-tlutr-. Wa az
I.s,-t g.. ,l..r. - .. D..
country uurr,-..p,.-s l., n. ri.br l.. Lupa -
rhi- came collie svi5.,.. Tn. r.bc,-.4 Of f,.t-
though forgotten. may L. di-agreealI.. but whel
the language utrereI IN rI.. o.,a.i,n d. quoted q.
c~,iI-r-c Of vb,, r w.s never intended q, r.fi
-. "a b.e.r,e- re,.-.,rv ?, -.r,c.b rbe memory
frl., ,L. i-c,,,s-,,... ,r ,t,- e,w.,- rr.tbar
-;rsun,u. trial 81. .rr--f- v,s r,r .nIi,htenei by
.la-- r..1-.r --r,-.-- .rJ , trial Will -.,E
.
WitYs--e- v-r- p 1yy-kerv. 50 admitted by Oh
acquainted W4th tie facts. bu tu1t OCCASION we
en- 49,, ..- -
"- '' -.t'NH- "N-'l-'- "
"uF-a'--' "~'Fe c9inleAed 70 rel'"'''
W. H.. tr'- n ~. inf rtia1if aas.f - o. ~. Y.
,a.iuy Av. ss; nsa rae s.fsrtHafoH oa RE s1yi gf
r,.y,f @s EFaIe h. e-am. r as or 1t r-msrs- ~
us- 90. is aiz Ar.-t.y 800. ,al W. 70 M .-,-rs ~
ru..s Itss.tAs ~l15 j. asasiasi % hay-' a. q, mn ss.t9.
ra.. 90 er.aI .isl-m-lt. sI D. ~m certainly come 70 h-
s.-,, ~ l.t tt ~, 5 t,sdTl,. Tl- ThaeIai sius--- H. he
go Do e.r[,,-''.d The .ts'1asai We FasH.A IN ts af', i1I.
- o-a-, Who n-y=r knew % VIII know m-o'a-at as 81 an
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The irish reform Measure before
the

The telegraph informs us that in the House of
Commons. on thu 10th Of April, in accordance
with previous noice, Mr.. Gladstone moved that
the House 20 into Committee of the whole on the
third reading OF ue bill for the disestablisbmen
Of the Irish ChuICh.
Before the yot, on Mr.. Gladstone's motion was
taken. Mr.. NeTgate. a conservative member
from North WanSickshire. moved a. an amend
ment 10 the ~prcrier's motion. that the House 90
into Committee = SIR months from The present
date" which would be equivalent to indefinite
postponement. The opposition have the right To
resort to any tactics that will postpone the final
decision of the measure, and this is one mode.
According to ussc, there i generally no debate
ON the third reading of amy bill but there may
be debate ON an motion affecting the bill prior
to it, coming VI in Commute of the whole, OF
even when before the Committee.
\ lively debae followed this motion of Mr..
Newgatc. says tie telegraph, during which MIR.
AytOun. Liberal member from Kirkaldy, who
voted with the majority when the bill passed to
u n second rcaGng, created n sensation by de-
claring bis objections 10 the clause in the bill
providing for thc support of Maynooth College.
\ scene Of great excitement followed. When il
subsIdcd, the dicussion was renewed, and lasted
for xix hours. At the conclusion of the debate
the House diyiici on Mr.. Gladstone's motion.
resulting in 3j5or and 220 against. "a Ministerial
majority of 1861 and the House formally went
into Commute, ON the bill. and then adjourned.
At the next session Of the Commons, on the
18th Of April in Committee of the whole. the
hill came up hy appointment. when Mr.. Disracr
moved Co. omit The f~oll,w,u. rlau>c from /, 90
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DEPARTURES.

Me- 1--slr Mar E--- CrlH- ST. Nam
I--sarOiI f-Ll.. tr Jiau-
s-nsE lark Elrras-. NUlu. Sc pehst-s-
3<slr HAITI. Ma. fr Elutl
--sIr Eaaaa-. EsT-t.r. &c MAJ aul N.aAs.
--H-F hrfl- Ma &c HsUL.
f--rar Natr- Merrill tIll-s. fr k4Isn
F--srF FAIR Gaal- -EltI- 90 k4l4-
F--rlF hl N.- Fasrr. 90 Ml-l-
o. SIR Nlrat4. EeEUUL. &C. Nl&aHl
Am Lrra Narlasl. Baustt. Sc Furf ~aurI-
40 Ia LzL T-lI-r. WsatNJrl. tr O,h.--A-
-Dlt E..r.. Or Eal-
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DIED.

HErrISc-To~E-Oh Ascension I-tuuI CNisr1f--fG. F-b.
l3th. q srIr-rll, John. oli--t child 81 Capt John II-pld.e-
-tla-, ua-5-F - ah4ing tars Jpfi4Ji.
RAU-In This city. May 5th. 1-53, John Rau. a native 4
North Germany anil fE nearly - year. o Resident go tI-~-
Islands. ag-I about 90 years.
TOaBEET-Iu HID. May 4th. afcr,u. I.ai-II- Ksth, aged
2y-ar-. daughter ofL- l. and Catherine Togb-u.
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Faoa s.~ FHtxetsco-Fcr Sonnet. Nprt $i-Nr NtLter.
sfe amt 4 ebihirru. Nf-- D. " bi~r. Jutsv \ itartwvt. Kew
= Nifehcu. Juir Anton. \ Sgmt~r-l0-
FHau rsN FRsvststo-Prr tlnbrds~. NrnI "th-''pt
" \ Nbhatt. Henry PpP"tt. JIhn Whrvirr-d
Fa,f N-roWf,-P-r Vm-kt. Nav W. Barn.
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G IN %coNuERcIlL

~ the ship LoEsa=s. 10 ,ags hom YoSohaHa- use have late
Atvice- from that port. several whal- ship were there a tb-
sim t- Lafsusa sr. aur % vhirh hpd taken % -inrr Ieav-
ting ibis port. fram a rtusr, dated April 9Th, received b.
1e.-r-- HsyEFtt = 60. fuuI Capt Lavei1ni, Vs. gather The
following
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~biP-' NIn5I-.

49, IS Ia.S.I-.p-F-f bar. 'asasf Tlaezy lisa
fas Lamst~s-F-r Arflt-. gs- DAB
iuE h~vs usw 1tt Peg kasaa F1r.-t. t4- ttr.
Eos htJrf-P-r Natu- N-rr4. Ma4Irs.
IuE fffro-l'r hsfs H. NaE4Iag-
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EXPORTS
PASSENGERS

FoW OcHsrsK -Et-Pcr fiareues, Nay al
lar- non.' ........... ~ Val doal Prud5e., st6-s -
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ii. e. CHALLAHEL y. A BLUNE
CHALLA VI Ell 4 CO..
Importers and Dealers In Wines. Spirits, AleS, sc.
No. NUUANC STREET,
GO Opposite Merchant street, Hououlu, II. 1. Iy
ASSICNEE'S SAL

This Trc. % Lani adjoius that % the Princevlle Plantation,
aud would he a most desirable investment for any person wish
ius % engage ~ the cultivation Of sugar Cane At the same
time VII be sold, separately OF with he land, about : acres
% guj Plant Cane. and several acres Of Rattoon Cane. Fol-
lowing xhiCh will be sold one Wooden Dwelling House, con-
tanning ave apartments one Wooden Dwelling House couta IN
ing two apartments and one Wooden Dwelling House, design
aJyi TooI houss-al Of which buildings are IN close proximity
90 each other, and adjoining the aforesaid land. Aud one-haIf
acre of Land, with the Dwelling House thereon, situated IN
ktuua, Kauai. And also ; woke % W fkiug oxen, with Bows,
Chains, Cart. Wheels. Flows. Hat rows, and "a number u other
farming implements. Furniture, &C. &c, &c.
DUNCAN NCBRNDE.
Assignee % Estate Of HATFIELD 4 Narkle.
Wahitwa, April -, 1869. GO 81
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uur imlarts q raw sugar fr IsGs we're about %, vco.0JJ e.
shils ths amount uksn % consumption wa about fO.OOo,OOI
rs The Consumption q CsHfuia hr l-Gg j. placed at
siOOo,000 ~ Tie buIS q cur impurts vii - a hand ~
she 1t % July. BY which time "a = expected that the amount
received viii hare BEEN swollen o. t00gO.OgO r.
UHier the pressure u th~-r heavy inportaton- the price q
sugars hat declined a quarter q a cent y pouni, Sc the finer
qssiits-. and from a hair o. oue cent fr rhnrry gradez. %
whieh later grades u- bulS 60 tae ate rup,rttflin- cIl-tst-
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