davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-01-24
nefnrs Cemnni.sanaF I1o7ns.

A lAwse. sa-ed 8. q. Mooney, for practising
et' ptptesstou In tnis city without taking cal
hcenfe, We yestcrt1y betose Uu1,ea s:1tea Cen
4 nte0ooet Hoyre, Who admitted hln to f5oo esu
Tor trt.A
III, 4. = LArtrJ, "fo1t are+tc1let" ktzd tIpo-
xeIt of the h1aek AL ~aa al.o Ag1hzred before
fhs Cotan,es!nner tns selling lIQuo- without
hce1st. As charged IN the Compliant Testimony
Adtuecd showe1 no onrn.s IS aiEst the Ec1eSrc
AFs un The pazt II detcudaak. md accordingly
41a WI horoE1NlT discharged.
Charles Aohtckoo VIA ID Eor ktltoR fC4l
pAe1s sees Of tooaeeo not .peppts!1 assmpsd- As
eits;uea that hoxua O. b&1tts ossRtnafJ con-
tanning xueh psek af e. Wtse stamped According
to ite r-qutrr menu Il tbs rerrnae laws. BIS
ca c w.s e.s.'itu d far fut1hes exautr2t1oa TO.
foorrux. >oue reve1ne otdr1Als then proceed ID
to 1he et1ao l-hnr1s Of Hoh.raoa q Bro, on
sista ,ucet and upon cssl.1nE 70 examine Ihs
bArfol. CT boxes RforeEtnlon<d d. were eayRxely
rstisied by tafles Ard Isa1c 8, Rontnson. who
arr PROPRIETOR. Of tpe ssneh: Doth Of than VAR
tnunli,fy tskrn bef.fs tbs Cozan1fs!u1ts un
tse r srce of resisting n Offices, and were sseh
adt1lred to Il tnp bill iot tti4i.
, 1869-01-24

Hee$trtk tof Melxsy tFe % eart Neeats - eAt
Com, ,of width lSs as Sew. aud - No afaaes
8 esa ostz, 10 eszs R1a, sad eAfs 6As!eS-, 40
t4l .<oS eao, OF IN. Loo ha.
.Than VS. ! good etteot41ea On .ooAaRe ~
DIT mi 4. rucderzte amount Of sstffs5ai ps1ees
which weEe nrn, - eotap1rEd E1a shose o1 va
te7t3s3, "a I'll except Wheat md R5e- Ihc h2eeu-
ls,iTe element w1 working IN 'ull io1te. 1ne
taa,kets I'll cio4ed Ftesdy and nm
H1fA4ices ve,s dull and lowez. Sales o. so
hss. ii lpts, H<ze sdsctaA ne:oze Chanzr II s70
We Zee, but On 'Chxnzn Nctr were 70 aH1ers.
nd tnn rparkst e,osed duil and nominal 4 10
ene- ..+,.. 49,. ou
decided adysues being established On sotne Do.
sc.1uttous. The ma1knt opened with h1o1knt
toeltuz, md : good inquiry fc1 Pork. whno hold
t{3 q unSsts veru verJ n1n In tae1t 1fews. It b.
Ing usdez1tood ihss there wue ssrtsh laszo oE-
aers On hand from Baltimore. LAter, tts mttkes
becarue easier, md II tbs Gloss thafe wers ennxs
OF Pptk II ths ptIees nt tho sealion- Bales Of
rrk aggregated 9,k75 hfls It $500 for Hs6s.
spot ard seuar YsbraArg, onA lot being sold
seller Fte1ux1y srd March 4t tho ssHaa pstess
! oas lot Of Nkht NeBs sold 1t % 50 md RnHps
| aud Extra Pima II $1&no- eAlta 1t Mfddies
srd ahou1des1 esaresatsa s.aso,too b. 1t 1eAe
tes Ciaas BlAes, beyer fehtuEr5, fsx@tsste tot
sho.. Klbs looss, ara the outxado fsx Feosusrt
| op1ioa., With country delivery: l16e to< spot
| eht utdeYr, sd lie for 90, buru FthfuaTJ,
Hans seld n 15A1Eke spok ths fnside ffotu
p7.t.cd uegs: Beer tITonzuss u &N.ao. LnA
so1d 10 tina ex,eat of SO tcs u ie4e- spos heee
and 1qe, SPOT 1t Milwaukee; 1sHe fof Kestted
1sxc for hayss FohErsry. and t84 9fsXe fot n .
1,soeo,d,px 70 kst1A THIS satk7x1ax sts ths tAtk
las fta.isue.:
, 1869-01-24
4 Singular Hur1AAIy.

Quits puye3 and assio, hHTgaatious entefpE1Se
VIZ recently ~ On foot b. sso 1aals knd tWo f.
mails thie7e., rtsu1s,rg IL ths csptorc Of tue en
nro party. On Thu,staT afternoon tho sufp1esoae
eo.ens vas seen 70 lava the city Ia 10 sxptssa
w1Ron er%cn h reEr1. no fatp.E.ss' pN
stsnrs. but yeeterda, tbs de1esopneau ot tne
sace Ntrn snkn - 10 esuss co j Eo t1c.ooFn-
inx - OF the pazt Of u pollss' ine wax5a Sad
E1;u fupr-th&Yits Wabeon. I'll Known tnift'
Dap. hltnrJ. Nelly Ma1u md flos. nnt'h'
They nruek ou, FRI hfs7sn q fs sat,u,,; :. r..
stj,ee Ut towns not mere ses1 s*tstJ me. her
p,,ce nrols no church mn robbed \ ota r.las-
81. nj lo4 sou, They naeo good ust o! 10 "a,
h,ci, placlns the mu.'esl int Hmsnt u IL ena i,
| h1 1hIs mears bringing It hsTe- Ihs3 ~
| to4k thrg p4uro%f to 1A C'11z ffaeN
nom wbenrs II was ai.er aAtd rsEoysd - ~ ~
1 shup spt tbero olspvssa VI tas "a. 1as Peast
, 1869-01-24
:. . The :rln,, IN: BRIEF.

'Os9 o9 xm PaR1rssF -ssd. a6st en}o5-
tnla parties OF the etason transpletd a.t
sItnIrR In tAss' eontuot,oas '1eetnse' rooms
II DyArenfnztA's'- ClAsstrai Cuii>,: un Rko-
:daiph street. 1hs Mnrthy 'pmfsnag, b.
nsv4nx nat hix ptp1s Ind aaez4ed so.as4sing
ektzs. su tho axeuplut conduct skovn daztnx
ths tsl1n 1uas elessd, asraaaed dsaea md scclA
biz tos shets beoedt, sud, tak!uE the. a0,tr slto
esther. r tedeundea wntth1lJ to bath the eleaf
Attendance Of JouEz people 1A lxrEe, Aud i
s4salsx sssaa q: the IN. fsnaiiss of
its .etty, wess also Present. Tbs music,
Casnts emdated % raller. Airer / leson s1'oi u
dAaang the eompant wezs called 70 the supper
1oou, Whcfe = magnificent ealntion had bcen
r f. f. "a g o. a. r., f =.
tsta :shss y pastry was nne1ce}1ed BY anything
,s,ss .wtad y tpis city: The p.1ty continued q
'miatt2ht vhea The sabbath morning reluctantly
pupils Will 1oER fsms beE ts,s soker of hta hrt-
nest. snd a1wa1s fook back upou It = uEk al
e.teem end COED VIII 70 bs eheruhed Annns INC
a Lses ErHs1a a eur most. ina1entt.l
tsehsER, 70 complete the a1rz1srn1nts far the 70
cepuon q xfs VDaroEs-. .Rass2, WAC Will 1r71ye
~ tina city Aoou; tnon ,nnorrow. On motion
ee requested to b. ptesent on tho oerHsloa OF her
arss rcsairet. which vii taks piaos on Wedues-
day 1ext. 4 Ih.arJ Hsn Professor G1nsTus
usas5. tss toennt % - present aod e91sertsd 70
READINGS. 4 nesting of iadtes, IN connection
WITH thts movement, = III he he'd u tbs rooms of
the Urtgu Catholic tbfaly Association tAis aI-
EoGu.
AZ 1mn4AsoCxxApxe It tho Wabash Avenue
Rint, lset t7enlcG, = golden headed ciao w1s
Presented to II. aotbiet m ton oe1t persnanon
81 ch&tatftf-a 'YclSthEd faInef-and gold
aooa:ec oRstt Etassto Mlts Long ior the best
ier tn rood eandiiI9r. considering il il over
ppnsh dzee It Was formed.
,,,: .,.
hapAxE D,A1alcoIaf. lady Of soaasieessh!s @
Vii lec1nfr o. Taerd1y evening It crossy !
Masie Hall, 1or tbs oeneat Of lbs French Benot.
oient 4 seoctauon Of this city: Hsr subject 'watl
erea = nc FIN n iannnser.' AL" - ~ 91''''
- = =,
Hxsar 54cKsoA aud Bsntx1atn Wilao1, i Y
4 Tti.enS barrT. on Friday eysuirT. Yestef.
daJ 4uorr1nr they wc7s z5raiRntd II tho Ppice
Court and held Tor t.tA In h4ii u ECO each. -
, 1869-01-24

a,1s y Fesey 1sss ssssssssF s
ssaei ers~ - ~ 1e:7as3 - ~ =.
esy f., 12a shees eaEs1s ess Ssss % saesf
as. es =. = 4t.1 ssHsss ssTs q -
l:.;;., :ss ::sss:a Z :: +. II s.sss szs e
IS. asi,aS ). Es e tsT e & !. =.
LeE .EM z padaa eelan ez.otossvs sassssr, ~, fss
dss sss;H e 6 =. 1a.sis safs :: k
unary hes1 r3r a1en pe1nt1 II Bun "a. ssisssn4S
1td tleIeland+ has haen 1a<zAi 4nd AqHsVAsIis T.
|, "a sasettkd coadsson 4 taoss ss.sss,. 81 ~ n
= M-aF.isV u Una31 mt prices tratnaliT Frcedea.
fot9s & sa.E Z = oaa{ nasa s2axE5ss ansass 4 1F+5o
ter1f teae3fpt1nas HI nanstaoa ~ .5al sp11eE.
t. r. ni,y ;ss ~ .,as ns:as TT ss
~ & & & - e 80 /. e
psrs nsoEa-@*e7e tfrrdtd nt}aedpAlY osf9sen egTT
Eaxhv1 aad ieeaaxa. -taea9h 4 M ls1aall .hEs IL
nvorante u19kes nr ~ tnaainf 1esf. 6at TN TfM
sPesa ssEPes ~ sasHs n2S ~ ases4 ssa q - aa
slotes qn1ss ead stssdy = ~ sanasad unotauea1
/ -. C1dal42 <a1eN9S -. dr.
cestss ss, PS'ss3sas "a sf.-,1 A. r.; xsa 81 ~ =
- sexasas. ::::,..:::;;:;::::::..;:-
/, formed steezs, &ad &reEaSing LID - o1eAe
M rsadrassT1iiligs;tefsianGi;as.i sadrsass-T1il g;tefs. IL ali as.i. 1 s1s.s
AStlk 1Eo to 70 4Ska117
Goes ter CIT 1soxasz. lad a7eraEta9
s.oes = esfsee6oanoa ~ G;,is, L ass:sf
aete "a ss: tsss Id s;ss7 sa
Tho toGoHtpk ~ TIE ree<1pts ard snsnmsns TN ~
current week Aod tor tns eo7szpondtak period 1asS
, 1869-01-24

: Tha following ws1f1nteo deeos for psopsrt
within tho above Limits weIe alpd for REGARD oi
baturbay, January sd:
s -: 50. a.4 4f E s.sss'a Ss5sa Il 4 r'sa
T. fsss;;ss i f:i!. I'LL! H!si
st:Es i & ait: / i Eia;sass sssfSS H.: sIa2 '
& a:,f.. as.sa = -a..Ass ss.3 ~ l'..s ~
fss.. Sa1sn L. ,a-ns' oe sea: "s..
4! jsa i,ssa & ~fe. + IL : ~;
A.s.s. + ss#as aiLsaSsi s Il: ::;X1;SxW; -
s.: Il iT!ss$;iS.;s / 'S53
os's sss S:;s t:s;i!s i: vi; "; In
st1ssas bs i, Il q q j. Fi'E s5as IL a5a'3f
sns!ssas Il, V + .:atI :1;S,s:s:I !;
S4 ssS: II:
Z: ~: :sS ~;
.:stis s. i!s aal:s "a ";.' IL + Nc
e; i S;j.s
e: ;;?s j; j, I'll; III
3lTrn to Ht1. L. Cy4ndA1s- ........+.....: ~
! Cottaxs 1rove ~, ~ = sof kotIheTu Av,Hk
| md 81 Of - - tatx1S1 1s-lto Il Jan. a-Aot. .
uH1sf nrttcTaeld to sans.
| NUE1U OF CITY &Ek131.
E1tdrf& It. q ene ol QeAcs II, &At1fA tlooke.'
l. and Hhe!a eld aTt . cor Of 0rsce u, entire
BLOCK. exeapt r efsvA A& Nev. Is iSss-
Stupnal Eatk Hank ia SAua1Al GdhT ~
|. Sorm oy cTTY Iur9.
19s!ts; 81 Z sisis'a i; : IL:
s.st. T. x fiji: ninsi i. a:ia Il, Jia
| E3-tilas =. arnSth 70 Y. ": AAnRhde. .....,
I NX14 OF CfTT ILxI1x4
| Warren st. II 4 Of stanton -. n tt11n
"a 1ushslt Hy!es, Js.. q
Washington X ~ II Of Va1u II ( tSs1l7S=--
4 jAp. H-tFAa YAKcT 70 IL o. Stone~.,.. .
, 1869-01-24

TIE Annual meeting Of tre ChieAg1 Typo
frsph.cal rn'op, held lat svslIf (, us following
eH1cer. were elected DcleEtts Il tha EsionA
Convention, y. K. P1nta; A1ssznste. John T Rus
SIT: rres,dsnt, Jsznes u. fn,sn: Viee Frt.i.
de1t Jotn Y FarquhN: Recording secrrtuJ,
r. 4 rtseey: Finxnctxl 5etresH1. Skzauet
a. Prince; CeFrsa pon ding NetsetxYy, Il.
g N,srpsr TsAsnsa1. k4ssaeu nni Beash o
Dir e'rr,, N. 4. ha.an. Chairman: ttn. R.stell,
v. A, E1 chm rot. J ohn MeDonAid, John Raep
Df. Il. "A. Wan puser uasta,sa, hsrk Clin'
eel.
, 1869-01-24
hu'froat : 60 Markets.

sss: s: s.. 9 l. e dss.
s!$7 3; 3s II s:, T.. ,s:,s
s.ss y ~ ~ {. e g 8 ss.:s
:: s. = s. \ s. !. ~ ~; w: =
.ar I =! =: Sc : 80 %
es IN tof spss .ss - e 20
.iasE suh soa dfooesax s.ie. & SINS 81
: s.4tTsssa % i; t:sa & :GRT - g
~ Z. Il E0 us2o;;t ~. a1 !. ss ss
Ss,sa MS r r sz:5;:
t:{sis 5s;: E:s Is ;ss: 4: Il
;.sssrs e ~ &c & e e.; sa:: .... u ..
hhe. hi9 % private teF!n1: butsf dat: xaies q
,1u hnas Con4 = i,sc- Aossssa dalt' 1sls' q d
Es!sseSl.ss*31assss II .axssa tor e'aaa; tsc t0<
Ias- 3ais. u aosse f6r Amertc.a- i
Busass A31sa 1aa Bio ufaaae usas sd saaas's
ss ::.ss & Z: s :; :; *sass e
p1I15s; I1S.1rp tn dafet At sina7t e -: ..
7 d5,FsR ses = @ :*sss rs III.
!, e q 1,s az r.: e. s. ,s e sta -, g
e e .sssag &: aes 81 e - ta = ss1
a} }ss sscs ps.ase ~ a@ tsf@ ss1ns sa.
sass.s 49, % s9as -: ~ p:ss i ,sst.s q :assi.
AZ, T.. i.f Sss:sa e. sefa fT Sos1Ssa HIa a. E
~ ssies + bafss taotf risSef 81 ~
~ ts5s s3zs s5@fss IS ts.s % g . : .iss isas e. S
rt.R .suss ag1 I .s,sHs., :. fsx1a as,tes qe''s It
MIL shssrhiaE eoYoe< Qnst4nd Irssxaiss 4
s1ane pfot soEYef seu5 e S.r ~ HI AZ
, 1869-01-24

~-.s -. = s.~ :. go. - ~ kHt. !,
meiuceon befn8 p11isd Naeet she thes
10 IH-~ Rou1rd The fesg3vb puU
vns scrommotlted A. lhBcAt1u}r. Crntain
fuekex l4ieGssphsd to botA Bremen aad 7eHnk-
f<petediEza. Axc araday xl.! mat. II .u.Eaa Il, 4
EhuKfb at Rrxman OF Ftkuktost rll Certainly
stvs sxrsisttvs. In the raeta1rnf tnt fErcrnton1
Efafpnefs aKsit toe euImtIluor. Tho p-Yaoza
esmad Iboss ssvEoss leckr& rp 1t the AumY
aNHlttax tx11tuatpr.- =, :. .,
, 1869-01-24

rte following rostes has beeu. assaeo
~ ,hn Ccuee,os Of Custons u tn1s
csp. ra..p.1t to. iattfoeaoas % nun q
INA seretarY Of the Treasury .Aeus16a 70
u cnu snta MI! pars ths 1rluOR Of thoesandsot
1e4..1a sa,.ua1s3. Ths d<ps1tmsns st WANING.
sun t<ttecs that appeais ahoald oe onemaoe
through the Collector. taouEn reeo1nns t@a
r,nant,s ur SECTIONS IL ind u, aetot Jms
%, 1f6+
e1tt. Eoirc31 Of C2xtoeas ah III be tr11 ~ 10
st.aoa = ertrx unlesaA written objection
fsst t1sto l. n1e6 within ia 6aya Aef sae ssony.
G.s Ia tsrte thaIl be within thrift days att<t
1hsasr. q xueh sseeztstnaaens sad Eqnt9.non. -
rhoaE dGAias % zaeh appeal aAsli % ans asa ON.
s,nsfre nt}tes suts shall b. brought w1thth H1n10
Ssrs .fsr II. taatou * tho EeTu4Azy o6 she IEea-
E{. .a.. ..s& aur<efon NJ thn f.ns1afev
~ nj 10 other m1tsErk, fee1 &e+, pyp-
Vfnsd in tne lktA sett1on Of thA Aaa6 ~"
, 1869-01-24
TEE NORTH EIDE FlRK.
1.sstsr nom a. Q Hszanr, Esq.

ILN6It BYAAYp Ek1ILdG UTIIC17
CHICAGO. Jan -, ls6a {
To the Editor o. Tro Chicago Td5uns.
In III, nrEri Is Nsas Of taa P.dH1 ddentlssr
tht tolt wing siaeusat occuss Ia lhe special tsl-
sgrlm fro1a Sprint hid: "Sf. Hstlez ia
ptk n tia -opth I! Hh'ta be would l'es to
r.t It srr III, bu' n be bin risen Athtinx thu v eet
ud e',: su . Puts, II Il = usIa aoanttul II tAa
vi witt ttkroaxa" ....- .-......
ltf Ie.v. 10 .tatA thrna9h yoat pape1. thai
,hc stAl e.t II 20. wllfau1 falsp, In eeriainil
| eaaed utoa C.A mtsYpss a.n1iun. 10 Il
, 1869-01-24
#eDfaI;, GGrDs.


Tar naade P117AR puxAa1x sod EE1rnC8 pxHn.RT
speear 1pr tho tsss u years, md u ta<fEtars TIA
rr,ee, % whom Ia ansetsd sAou1d spply. Ms rea-
tsrc has n NJ ne CITY uAqets, hA patfnaes
~ fsii. GTe Mm t.I. 1t n ontr cornN,oa oceoE-
frnee Win hin to enre such e1sae BOOM 49,
rTnI Ia I'M fnsure speetr and pef@a1ras eaza.
= Cnrs7i1atiots tfee Oadet 10. ~ snulh C19ff+kt
81 heqSs Nous "a n. 70 -. u. Send or ea4as-
, 1869-01-24
Meteorolzlca1.

Meteorological record tar Janns1 asa, 1880,
= separtrd oy !. q, Langguth, A., opuetsn, III
Randolph street, correspondent to tho Smith :
i1lals for the Words yeednxt 7' GanIs,H hikh,'
sd11, moist stnosphess1s ..1afn. and ~s1ow :"
1inN nar. Wind. TheI. i Raia.
, 1869-01-24

Nr1t Noula te ihe ts.tliiK, vi sucn n WON H
mntnlu9 asDuehess Of. .Omnlumt Then she
made up her. mind vtrY-rcso!utolY on ope
euhlcct. enouhd the Duke give her any op-
portunity she would take . verf short ttu1e
IN letting HIM know what was the r1tent Of
be- ambition.
, 1869-01-24
Hcw YArH DFY GQoA4 84HE@G,
sfe1A Dapsten to T1s Chicago Trsnuns.
EKE TnHE Tan ~

= cuI1o3 GOODS. ,s
Ihd dtmorali1ed 1tAte Of The nsrket Tar kha rav
material i sthia the n1ar1et tr goodi aad kEtasaxt
hpxn saeettnE1, atane.5d makea, is1Sl7n: Ne1E
1sH. Affs 9ta md etaee 1LaEa .oo4a. No: LA@FeU
SIN MTes: ~: aEoarnxy, taAa Aeteats raoas
Wstnsasta sse; Htte.: DC n.soa,iils. i31o Lsse
fesf g, = iec; kee ha4k ~ st.ska !sc. Pdats-
eheto. 1tct other pEtaa NAddezs, lsafs3o; A.
noadA. Hae- nlnfnams nfner: GlaaEow, lsc Lsn-
cater lie. Manchester. t2Kc- sttspos ttar<- fJ1-
heavy aaJnkkeF. nc Au,oa ks<g. Il A11s YasE.
2Nc. Gprsst kama h4hatt Dates, jxhsi AM1t-
2*k;; oasT sottan koods raehaaksd.
, 1869-01-24

Late last aleht, "pos" 0srloed, driver in The
smptoy Of Pn1aelee's omnibus Inc, nct With y
serious accident. BE attempted. to tu1n four
turte team on Aiehtf road. nesr Htisscd street.
thrown 10 the Rrpurd ard au1tatned tnlu1tna
whieh arc ehrtidsstd quito dAnetEous.
, 1869-01-24
new Foxk @1saasaa6sy FFevtefeD ana
-. 6r&ceIY, nAfK4fk~

speetl DespAtch 70 The Chleaxo T=4suas-
+. 81 80 :.-. Gxw ToEx- Jan. IL
: - nEZADATEyS1.
T1eurEhtpper1 bh1a1a2 f7-po rse1y tbr good Euss
otaxtrH Btate. but mostty hsi0 nIxner: Nhsat-
Com tseadJ aud whtts d.ner: Oats nominal.
Sf1NT1kI aED-- - I E--
I. Efttpz demand In hog products tor coaauNatlox-
nud prtess .~ern bueuI aN 'Y0sk-weesern pr..1.9
1eleI feeruafJ. L<sd Pftrnt steasu &c, Aud very
urn silh dsnE1ad non pfakasr4 oxux - the at II
much Hnntp4 r.
co8re du1t Rho. lsH1sl1 1e ID epla. suexr dall
tir 10 prime roEezy+uK91sXe-
, 1869-01-24

Last Vrek Is ts1. .s78. - ,o91&so.l
Ter. wcek tttt vear...- 1IbI1,ass. y 1,ls7 a88.55
Goye1rutrt honda h1sa hsen r1aettled during
tas~Nk- They naru for nearly a'Eannth pAas
been about sper cent hIguer th.n 1t tha eo1Eu-
spending periods Of ls1t Je1Fi but The large ID
1xuee that took pls@e between inc 10th ss,d sosh'
os 1ssnasy, 1ses, u taat making difference In ths
comparative p.1ces Of tnls Jea1 md last, ci4ap-
tes.. H4low azt sl1cn sba elos1ng pntcea tn daE
YotA to-day. compared with tho ta1a on TIA
emnespordtnz daJ uf Last week and a1so Of sae
xatv..rA 49,
, 1869-01-24
CON NE RQEkL.
I r,Agf fWHTT-7oVa N1E1S+

- sA4rnuAY EvExnv, Jsn. =. !.
: Ihe following upas show The recei2ts And
+AtpEaenh os Proaaee datng tha past swesVsour
hcuss. =,
, 1869-01-24

perfoss tiscass without Az iatIsoAso9 ns@ q -
g q sa tags nt.sF ~ ssas4 r. III s aa
- sod EuYe Is EAEt u 1itson-st-. np F1s6 49,
srisstsot nes, 41nn sEed es9 Sssat fE15AS ~ -
.stfT II m HKALIH AID LONG LHA
, 1869-01-24

n. rH aAY. furwe1ly Of New Iott. by ~
; =. -. TTaTpnee IN FsAetteA1 NdH1tsgN 49,
ss,ead. 70 fss.ls coap.stsS sEesa11s1t oeea-
ii.9 - m haaiF tJsteu. apply u pefso so.e.
msn Mn . cx11atuty ok <aczaa4. oa>1~N -
EisrS.sf. lap 4tals1l Ch1a1o-
, 1869-01-24

A1V TozL.
special Detpatch 10 Tns Chicago Ttfb1nt.
EEN Ypu. Jxn, n.
Bw1ae-1lsak!pss. ~. sAlss, including III guod
utint Is, GErEak1nK III ~, II IKE; qIotcd As Nk
n. LQEIG
sr. 1purA. IAn. 1a-Hoks stfd Ut fa7ilc e1ytdIne
tatn* TINA ass ysaf, 1ggoe.
Cattle qnAet, Nft4 bat ttIs demand Sjs S1fuaspE
rtctA rAhEt II yK27@ kfuAa-
, 1869-01-24

4. Z X III: .'.sf Il s-e.ss ~-SA*ni.
imporn for IN ve&-67; kseta. tsl&oHs "a.
J. ura1 EehSrhAuaixA q ss1,1I.
, 1869-01-24

| hour. he now appeared between ten and
eleven Ii the morning, and hts tsthet NJ es
set In1de no prepatauon 1os n'aTI.o RI ~
ranged no spps2na'e 49, Mos .aI ~ a. I'D "a
4 walked 10 At The i.oht aoos sna naa aaHsp s.I
1or the Earl. Tho Earl wat IN hi3 o*p mos5- I3-
tug.room-a gloomy room, fun M .ts nt1k
books and darker furnnofe, ana 5nlanes
Lord Chil,cn hsd at once gone luz tHo
women still werr altt!rg together Over ihc
Gre 10 the brtakfss t-toom aud knew notalnE
o! his ,srrivnl.
''Oswsld !'' ea{d his father, hs1d'y ex@
rected son 70 carly" ....
II hare come carly. came across coua.
trr, and s|ept at Birmingham. L suppose
Violet hero"
"Te<, abe u hcre,-nnd Laura. They III!
he very glad 10 see you. So sm l." And INC
tatber took the sons hsnd for tbs second
| time,
AIhar x you, Or, said Lard Ch1kern, LOOK
Ine his father full N the lace.
~ htyc been very much pleased by this
engagement" continued the Earl.
What do you think mast be, then ~
, 1869-01-24
LedAitnX.

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TutA week ending Jan. 18th
Total week ending i'm. 4th, .
, 1869-01-24

pea.ets ra;eA tof buying AID Selling 6nvesn
ment Ba1ds, Loe1l sioexs. 6-lt eEd sitTH i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
Masters and Servants Law.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Those who seek the repeal of the Masters
and Servants law as far as 1 know, generally
justify the maritime laws of those nations
which enforce the specific fulfllment of con-
tracts in the case of seamen, on the ground
of necessity. If necessity can justify it in
one case, it may in another, any thing i,aher-
emily wrong can not be justified by any cir
cumstances, but there are things which may
be right in some circumstances and wrong
in Others. In the case of seamen at sea
where life may be put in peril by their refu-
sal to fulfill their engagements, measure of
force to compel their fulillment might be
justified which would not be justified upon
land where no life was put in jeopardy, but
when ship is safe in harbor the worst that
could happen by the refusal of seamen to
fulfill their contracts would be loss of proper
ty, just the same result which the same
course would produce on the land, and if
necessity justifies the law for the preserva-
ton of property in the one case, it does in
the others. The legislation which protects
property in the one case and not in the other
is class legislation. But l do not in either
case justify the law on the ground of neces-
sity alone, though laws for the protection of
property are necessary in both cases and
equally so, but the maritime law as well as
the one enforcing similar obligation on the
land is just 1t is just, it is for the highest
interests of society that men who lrillfttlly re-
fuse to fulfill their obligations to Others by
which they are injured should be compelled
to do so. The opposite principle carried into
all transactions where injury to property
would result without redress, would be de-
moralizing, disorganizing, and destructive.
No man who is disposed to do right, suffers
from this law, its effect is to protect him.
1t is only the lcillfid persistent wrong-doer
who suffers, and he suffers no longer, than
he persists in doing wrong to the injury of
another. iii is a hardship for him to suffer,
then let him cease to do wrong, and his suf
ferings will cease. If he has no cause of COM
plant, then the suffering must be by the
other party
But it is said that the law is against the spirit
of the age. know this is an age of progress,
and progress must include change, but all
change is not progress. Any change shield
ing the IciiJidly wrong-doer injuries So
ciety and is not progressive but retrogrestiye,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

Or Wednesday, the 18th inst, HIS
MAJESTY entertained at dinner, at Iolani
Palace, His Excelency II. A. PIERCE,
U. S. Minister Resident, and Rear AID.
miral Turner, commanding the Q. s.
Squadron of the Pacific.
The following gentlemen had the
honor of an invitation to meet them ::
His Maiestys Ministers, Hon. J. Mott
Smith, Captain johnson, Captain Frank
lin, Lieut.. Sherburne, Lieut. Brownson,
Surgeon Potter, Hon. A. S. Hartwell /;
Col. Allen, Col. Pratt, Major Hoffman,,
and Major Prendergast, aides d'Camps )
Judge Kamakau, Major Moehonua and
Lieut.. Makalena
During dinner, His Majesty proposed
the health of the President of the United
States, which was responded to by His
Excellency Mr.. PIERCE.
His Majesty, also, proposed the health
of his guest Admiral Turner, who in res
ponding, proposed the health of Her
Majesty Dowager Queen Emma
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24

and what some good men call progress, 9TH
er men, as good, do not Michigan abolish
cd capital punishment. 1t was regarded by
many good men, as true progress. Others
regarded death as the penalty decreed by the
Divine and infallible law given for certain
crimes, and that the abolition of this penalty
inflicted damage upon the well being of socie-
ty. Relying upon the text, ''whosoever she'd
deth mans blood, by man shall his blood be
she'd" and ''the murderer shall surely be
put to death" 1t has been replied that this
was not law, but prediction, that the in
jured friends would seek the life of the muir
derer, but that none but He who gave life
has the right to take it away, seemingly for
getful that the Giver of life had Himself
commanded that offenders should be stoned
to DEATH" and surely put to death" Change
is not necessarily progressive, and changes
that sap the foundations of society by dimin-
ishing the sanctions OF justice are not pro-
gressive, but the reverse. Again the opera
ton of this law has been likened to impris-
OutuCul lOT uCpl. L eCc tue dUalOSy
between the cases.
If debtor wilfully and successfully re-
fuses to pay his honest and righteous debts,
he commits an act of fraud and injury upon
his neighbor which the law compels him
to redress as far as it can, for the good of
sociey, and this is only what our present law,
does for the respective parties affected by it,
Another thought connected with the sub
ject of labor locally considerable is OBJ
jected to Board of Immigration that they
are likely to be partial, favoring their friends
to the injury of Others. i do not know that
they are charged with having done so, but
as human nature is, this must be a liability
of all bodies, and with such liabilities it only
reTains TO do the best we can A new ad-
in any popular government is
followed by changes, many of which like
that of the recent tried, upright and econom-
zeal Mint Superintendent of San Francisco,
seem unaccountable, but these are often ben
fetal, and when not SO, must be accepted as
If any NAL practise is proved,
let the wrong-doer be set aside for some
one else. JUSTICE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-24
Supreme Court---In Probate.
Hawaiian Islands.

Order to show cause,
on application Of the
! Attorney in fact of
Guardian, for order Of
sale Of Real Estate.