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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-15

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-15
Administrators Sale!
REAL DSTATE.

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NEW lDFERTISENENTS
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-15

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POUND NOTICE

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-15

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FOR LEAsEI

HE F0LL1TTBG NAMED
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-15

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-15
IMPORTS
LOCAL NEWS.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02

The remains of Henry Wirz, the
AndersOnville .jailor, were disinterred
this afternoon from their grave at the
arsenal, president Johnson having is
sued the order of the disinterment
to Mr.. Schade, who was counsel for
Wirz at his trial. Wirz, it will be re.
membered, was executed in the yard
Of the old capitol prison in 1865, and
the exact place for his intermeut was
for long time kept profound Sc
cret. When ia ken up to-day the pine
box containing his remains was found
to be perfectly sound. When the box
was opened it appeared that the max
ed body had been placed therein, not
vestige of clothing of any kind be-
ing visible either on the body Or in
the box. The appearance of the body
showed mutilation. The skull had
been taken out and the scalp was
drawn together across the top of the
head, and had evidently been stitched
together after the removal of the skull.
All the flesh had disappeared from
the person of the deceased except
about the upper part of the legs and
thighs. The hair was i'll comparative
ly good order. The skeleton was so
sound that it was taken bodily from
the box by the undertaken and trans
lerred to the coffin in which it will
be finally inferred. The funeral inter-
ment will take place On Sunday.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02

BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS
WITHOUT THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE.
The following bills and joint reso-
lutionS having been presented on the
9th inst, and not having been return
ed by him within the constitutional
limit OF ten days Sundays excepted, J
have become laws:
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
the temporary relief of the poor and
destitute people in the District of CO.
lumbia. The resolution relative to
the recent contract for stationery for
the department of the Interior; it
suspends payment to Messrs. Demp-
sey d O'Toole. The resolution re.
specting the provisional governments
OF Virginia, Texas and Miss. This
provides that persons holding offices
III those states who cannot take or
subscribe to an oath Of office. ac.
cordlng to a previous act of con.
gress, shall, on the passage of this
resolution, be removed thercfrom; ii
shall be the duty of the different com
manders to fill the vacancies so crea-
ted by appointment of persons who
can take the oath; provided that the
provisions of this resolution shall
not apply to persons who, by reason
OF the removal of their disabilities. as
provided in the fourteenth article of
amendment to the constitution, shall
have qualified Tor Office.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02

PACKARD.-The March number OF
Packard's Monthly is on hand in due
season. This is magazine of thirty
two large pages, destitute of illustra-
tons, the work being filled with SEN
sible and attractive reading. We
like this magazine, all things consider
ed, better than any that comes to US.
Among the many good articles in the
last number we notice printers
their Character and their Character
istics," by Junius Henri Brown; "a
Birds Eye View of Things, by Oil
yer Dyer; "Open Letter to Commo-
dore Vanderbilt" by Mark Twain,
&c. S. S. Packard, publisher, 937
Broadway, N. Y. Price sl.OO year.
Very cheap. Subscribe for it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02
Wendell Phillips on the Action of
the two Houses of Congress.

We see the action of the Senate
touching the Constitutional Amend
ment with great anxiety. The House
has passed a simple measure, one
covering all the ground that the peo-
pie are ready to occupy. 1t answer
ed completely the lesson of the war.
Its simplicity gave it all the chance
that exists for any form of amendment
being ratified.
Why was it not left in that shape L?
Leaving out of sight the manifest risk
of attempting too much, the very fact
of the little time left before the SEES
sion closes, was warning enough to
clutch at anything satisfactory, and to
run no risk of possible disagreement
between the Houses. We wait fur
Their knowledge before indulging any
conjectures as to the motive for this
strange course of the Senate; before
even suspecting that it grew out of
any concealed hate toward the whole
measure, and it was indeed trick to
defeat it. Whoever, in either House,
gratlties some personal within to the
extent of defeating or even postpon-
ing this measure will incur the gray
est responsibility. We exhort every
man who processes himself friend
OF liberty to drop all undue attach
ment to any form of words, and to CO.
operate heartily, earnestly. with the
great body of the members in carry
ing through as promptly as possible
any form which includes the substance
d a constitutional protection to the
Hotes and right to office of the color
ed race. That is the work of the
hour. That is the lesson the war has
burned in on the brain and conscience
OF the nation.
To include with this, Nationality,
education, creed" &c, is utter lack
OF common sense. Such total for
getiulness OF the commonest political
prudence as makes it hard to credit
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02

MORE SNow.-We ought to have
waited till this week before we spoke
of the great depth of snow this winter,
for since our last issue there has been
added at least one more foot. Last
Friday night it fell some say fifteen
inches-but twelve is probably near
er right. What do Vermoaters out
west think OF that ?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02

MURDER AT Troy, N. "a young
man named Edward Flynn was muir
dered by roughs on the ice while
crossing the river last night. They
assaulted him with stones Or clubs.
fracturing his skull. A friend took
him home, and he died in an hour
Three of the murderers-Thos. NJ
gent, Michael Nickel and Wm. Rob-
ertson, all mere youths-have been
arrested. The principal assailant,
Robert Pickett,has not yet been found,
but the officers are on his track.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02

GONG UP.-By referring to the
Barton market reports it will be seen
that almost everything has gone up
in the last three weeks. Hay, we be-
heve, is the only article that shows a
decline.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02
Boston Live Stock Market.
CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD
For the Week ending Wednesday, Feb. "a, 1853.
Amount of Stock at Market.
PRICES

hlC6C
BEEF-Per 1901 on total weigh Of Hide
CalIow and Meat, Extra, $l3,25 Sl3,75; First
1uality 5l2 % a ) 1890 Second quality SLIGO
a $3.50, Third quality, $1,000 a sll,OO.
One or two lots best Western, Sl4,UOa Sl4,50.
Poorest, Cows, Bulls, &C., $40" 500.
Working Oxen--Nominals Sl75 $500, ham
dy Steers and slim oxen, SlOO SZOO, or much
according to THEN value a. beef.
Cows and Young Caves-FaiT quality S35s
SO; extra, $75 500; farrow and dry, $50
$40
Sheep-Per h., live weight lie; extra,
700 a O-0cts Shorn, 0 90 a 0 DOC. Sheep and
Lambs, per head, in lots, s., 90 500.
Veal Caves-S0,00 10000.
HIdes-Brighton, l0a 10 l-2c perlb; country
lots 10 10 IL cts.
Calf SkIns-lS zoe.
Tallow--B Brighton, 8 90 9 0-Octsp erlb; cOun-
try lots, IL 90 cts.
Pelts-$l so $500 each country lots green,
$l,20 $3.50; Lambs 90 00c; shOrn 00a 00c,
each. Wool, 5000 5000.
Shotes-WholesaIe, l20-G a IL IL cts; retail
II ID ala 90 cts. h. Young Pigs, 90 90
90 90 cts. Fat Hogs-00-0 0 90 cts. Id.
REMARKS.-Feb. %. Only 27O cattle were
received to day at Cambridge and MedfoTd, be-
ing less than One-haf the number reported last
Tuesday. But prices have not increased IN pro-
portion to the decline in numbers. Indeed, we
do not think there is any Improvement in the
markets. The commission houses are still kept
full of dressed beet from the west, and butchers
say it is sold AT prices which show that these
commission dealers work for small profits or the
cattle droyers make large ones, that the
penses on transportation of live stock are much
larger than on dressed beef. But whatever may
/ be the explanation, there can be no doubt that
this dressed beef has a great influence on the
prices of live stock.
Brighton Feb, A.-There are 1916 cattle from
Albany this week, some 500 more than last week,
! SO from Maine, 10 from Rhode Island, and 26
state cattle. a portion of the western arrived
/ several hours behind time, which delayed bust
]
the western stock was fair to good plump steers
| averaging considerably better than last week.
/ 1t was understood that the market favored the
| buyer at Albany, and the buyers at Brighton
1900 lbs. live weight were sold at 49, 30 SIX fair
ones for less; few at higher figure. Consider
ing quality we judge that butchers are doing
better than last week perhaps lac per ID.
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that he intended to maintain his rights
at all hazards. He decidedly object
ed to being forced into service of mig
ger crusaders, but the malignants
were determined be should 60. Mr..
Harvey was arrested 10y order of pro-
vo Marshal Henry, taken to Windsor,
thrust into prison, and kept in con-
finement several days. That produc-
ing no effect upon his mind, he was
taken before an examining surgeon,
stripped, and pronounced sound. A
uniform was then placed upon his
back, and he was marched to the
front. The swamps of the South not
being congenial to his bilious temper
ament, he was soon Frustrated by dis.
ease, and rendered totally unfit for
duty. After suffering severely for a
long period, he was finally discharg-
cd with his regiment-the 9Th Yer
mont-and returned home. Upon ap-
plying for his bounty, the niger town
authorities positively declined paying
it, declaring that Mr.. Harvey was a
deserter. Not content with thus in,
sulting one of the best citizens of their
town and state, they actually disfran-
chised him, and refused to receive his
vote at the first election after his re-
turn. The doll" darkies having then
reached the topmOst round OF infamy
Mr.. Harvey's time had come. He I'M
mediately commenced legal action
against the town authorities, and came
off triumphant. Having thus viudi.
Gated his honor and his rights, and
brought his prosecutors to shame and
disgrace, he has bid farewell to then
and intends to locate in a community
at white men, somewhere in the Gran
tie state. In the removal of Mr.. liar
vey, Caledonia county bar loses one
OF its ablest members, and New Hamp
shire gains ali excellent citizen"
| During the past summer barn ha;
been erected 10y ). B. Dimick Of Wes
Hartford, that is so by 125 feet, witt
cellar under the whole length, ahc
main floor abou! on a level with the
caves. 1t is one OF the most spacious
convenient aud we'll constructed barn:
in the state.
j. w. French, Esq, an esteemed
citizen Of Hartford, was recently bad
Ily hurt by lever in saw mill strik
ing aim in the head and chest, but i
now slowly recovering.
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ATROCITIES OF GEN. LOPEZ-Mr.
Bliss. who has arrived home after his
release from captivity ~ Paraguay,
states that nearly all the foreign res
idents i'll Paraguay have been execut-
ed. All ot Lopez acquaintance, one
hundred or more, have been sacrificed
on tie mad supposition that they
were conSpiring against him. His
army once uumberiur nearly 10000
men, has been reduced to 5000, and
the contest mas become d guerrilla
warfare. Mr.. Bliss also says:
Maj. ManIove, d member of the
American legation, was arrested by
Lopez previous to MIR. Washburn's
departure, and was tried on the
charge of being concerned in the same
conspiracy in which Bliss and Mas
terman were accused OF taking part.
He was certainly executed; but Mr..
! Bliss could not learn whether his eX-
ecutlOu took place on or before the
general massacre Oh the 2lst of Dec
Another American, James Carter, was
killed about the same time, and pos
Sibly one or two others. At the mas
sacre on the Dist. about one hundred
persons were shot There had pre-
viousIH been an execution of some
hundreds OF prisoners. and the last
lot included all the most prominent
political prisoners who had been kept
to the last Among them were for
mer members of Lopez administra-
ton. ministers OF his cabinet who had
been his active tools, but had fallen
under suspicion; there were his own
brother, his brother-iu law, the bishop
of Paraguay, the PORTUGUESE consul
several foreign merchants, and many
generals and colonies of the PARAGUAY,
an service.
Nineteeu-twcntieths of the male
population OF Paraguay has persisted
in the war or 10y the various massa
ores ordered by Lopez, The tyranr
is heartily detested by all survivors
but they feel powerless to rise against
him. Every man is considered a spy
on everybody else, and nobody can or
game cons piracy without being
discovered. Lopez is evidently pre-
pairing to leave the country; he ha,
sent large sums of money to Europe
and will probably follow it when h,
has thoroughly depJpulated Para
quay"
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RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 22-Last
night, in the adjoining town of Man
chester, James Rogers, respectable
citizen. was shot dead oy Tom Willis,
whom he had ordered from his lot a
few hours before. Willis was arrest.
ed.
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The fremont House at St. Adams is
for sale.
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market.

Ao"'1o0 Hn''l n0''
Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
BALLOU, HlBBARD & FRYE,
Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
II Faneuil Hall Square, Boston.