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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME Court er thr Hawaiian T.lanss..
- In ffehetc--fn The matter u the Estate u WN
RkAN, iccessci Order cltr III -
u rial ESTATE saould nos ~ made.
appearing the salt Court ~ the rriiiion tAs day
prcsenea By Saniffd a pt ihc Atniai,irstor II fh.
EstAiv Il M n BRAY, Sscsase ffsyisr fr o1dor q
sale that Il i necesfy sell rtou ~ the estate d,
IN the debt outstanding seanst The drccsc astts
expenses aud charge, u administration.
u oldssc by the Court that al persons Interested IN the
Estate q said cccaci appear heir the Crri the
nopsr. h neaeialn. IN Monday. the 18Th DAY OF DE-.
CkMRER A, n i>iO a 10 oSVA A. NJ % shcW ssni. uhy
cfer heuld ne b. granted aid Aduiafraor ~
II The Estate q The said drccasc urrcs-
sary that cfy this ees ~ rueshrf hr,
successive rrrva. che sai ay Il aearur %,
isw,ukN 6Askrrr and Ke Al okea. newspapers printed
and published Ia Tho city 81 tlonoluia.
ALFRED ! HARrMEI.I.
lusiicv supreme Cctrt
Attest; wAtrsx n. sral Deputy CLERK.
u,nolalu Nov IN lS-u d gfr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

TEr BlErE1kr u Hrs MAJESTY. he KIys, eccsE-
--E tas rear O. Suziay. ug,ss is hs7ssy girsa
shai Nsu5ay Re I2sa Say e DveszsSr rszt. WI Be
ssls5--srl a. hl-i5sy &C the oee.sisz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
JUST RECEIVED
Per r. @. Wylie,
From Bremen.

ENGLISH PRISTS--Fancy, Purple and
II Mourning.
French prints, fancy Fancy muslius
Victoria lawns Mosquito netting
Superior black c0burgs
French merino and Grape; Ticking;
White shirting and long cloths
Brown and blue cotton drills. heavy
Brown and blue eoitons; Hickory stripes;
Blue tEilled saXony hanuels;
Imperial linens. assorted
White linen handkerchief
Turkey red and yellow haBdkerchiefs;
White jacouet handkerehiefs
Fancy cotton haudk erchiefs
Black silk elastic Dress goods;
Plain and figured black silk;
White linen and ribbed drill;
Fine white linen duck Black lining silk;
Blscs hair clath for tailor's use
Blue twill; Blue pique Cashmere;
Vel bsrege. assorted e0l0rs.
For Sale BY
s9sme II. HAcKFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
PHOTOGRAPHS!

- ". DICKSON has Gtted ND
~ ffhe Gallery On Fort Street. east
4 3t7,2f4 side, between King and Hotel s;s.
- y<zb and Is nov prepared 70 take Pie
lures Of any desired Etyle Or sizs.
- Isls1d visEs fer Sale. (4s-sne
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

CEE-s-xss Day oc-z-Taus this ysz- O. Surtsy.
--a-s : s--rsT gives taai N,u5sy. tie Ssh 5zy e
u.cz=be- 81 ss Observed a. a p-bEc hsE3ay-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
Bx AUTHORITY.

N-Spsr The ss;s e Ssvease- Is the Ezzivs-ssry
e. he Es-s-aiti1z = Hau4aaa IzaeTsaazz,s. ey
tie 6srs-u1srss q France azs Grsat Bys-ain. sHi
- ts kszs - a Pzs,is h-iisv-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
Licences Expiring in November, 1870.


d ETAIL.-0AHU-Han Ist Al Hum %
IL Ge1 Roberts. 5th Thos Thrum. sth 7 Neal.
IN Lgm Tss. ilth Al See. 18th i5openhazeu. I2th
Ming koag, 18th HOLSTER Hylaud 18th " \ Laid
5tn Ahaua- WAIALUA- 18th Akiana Heeia sloan
p 50 Tong MAUI-25th Seedhsm Co.
hholesale.-Oahu, HonoIGlu. 9Th T Water
oouse. 18th W L Green.
YictuaIIing.-0ahu, Honolulu. 18th z 5senard
sth Rrcr5ft
Retail SPIrits.-OahH. Honoluiu Och Ed Burgess
Butcher-Oahu Honolulu 3is, Boruholt Dune.
Public shOw.-Oahu. Honolulu. 5oth Lee 4 Ry-
land
BilIiard.-Oahu. Houoluiu. 9Th R Rysrofs, 9th
ShipDing.-Oahu. Honolulu lIth A Markham.
Boat--Oahn. Honolulu, let Garrer 4 Norton. No
p. 1t PaFusa. No 20 lstI Sssf No 81 Ist Paiekzi
No -, % Hitler, No % 10 3 No ~ - Lamaina
No IS, "a P4hiuEi. No IS. "a HoIokahiki No %, "a
Paalea- No 81. 4th Lilas. No .. fih Kahuhs No &c.
5fh Jas Asans, No 30 No ~ str Msbele. 70 a. sfh
Ka1usia- No ~ Nb44 Sch Jane Stevens No Is sth
kanakauui, No 20. 9th Hitler, No A.. 9th Makia,
No a.. ilfh, Bauhu. NJ ~. Ilth Kagiaokeahi 10 50
l5fh haaakua. No 81. 18th KaiNi Es5la, No52 18th
k1aiara- No So. 18th Sylvester. So 81 2lth Mahi-
al, Nc S. 9Th Ioane No So
HoTse.-Oshg- H0noiHla. % Kaleoles. No I57
q Aioasses, 10 i5s 81 David Eidrdgs. No 49,
q ha1lal8- 80 100 9Th v siboEae. No 1s0 4th Ke-
iiiassi, NJ 81. sth Mose, No 49, 9Th Para No 49,
Ioane. y is6. ssh KAPPA. 50 ls7 9Th EaIili No 49,
"a AndreE Bsnnis;er, No i5e, 9Th Eaolezua, No
lI9, sfh glmi, NJ III. Orb Kaia. No H. 10th
Hunf- 10 10. Ilth PspsiiI1u- W IA. lIfh Peshi
10 U.s. lzth Lcakia, No I7s, y Richard Meek. 10
10 l5th LHisa. NJ I7s. 18th Fiintox Euos No I7g.
18Th Josera lacy. No $50 18th Eekahina. No ISL.
lsthJ v kesEshunabaia. No 49,. 18th Kalua No 1873.
"a San fPakel. No Is4. 2a4 Kaaakai. No Is5. 9Th
EeeHe Hana. 40 Iss, 57tt Eaonohi No Is7, 27th
Aaoua. No Iss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

APPLIcArICS bzviug been ul5s % Hiz Msissty's
Charged Afairs a1d Consul Cereal. London. by the
friends Of NJ Frederick NILS ~h5 Is CT vas 81 Of
Ger On beard the Bargue LARK for uf5ruasn respect
ius his Whereabouts Any person il possession CT
tee saus Is requested to make It known to this De-
Partme1t.
Dspartueat Of Foreign Aflf-s.l
Haaol1lu- Nov IIfh 1S-B - afe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of DANIEL MONTGOMERY, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE IN
~ dersigned, Admiaistrstor Sf the above named
kftafe, % the ersiifors Of. aud al persoos having
claims against said deceased. 20 exhibit the same
duly authenticated and With the necessary Fouchers
within SIX months Of the first Publication Of this
notice, to the undersigned, bis once the corner
u Queen and Kaabumann streets. in Honolulu.
W. L. GREER,
Administrator sifh VIII annexed.
HonaluIn. SEPT 2Gfh. 1870. IA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
NOTICE.
LEGATION OF ms Q. 5 OF AMERICA.


By tie Prssideat Of the United State. 4 PrOelaHa-
fiql.
Wtereas. II behooves people sensible Of their de-
peudllce OF the Almighty. publicly and collectively
70 gratitude far his vors and mercy
and hu15y 'eseech for their continuance
And Whereas, the people Of the United States,
during the year about % end, have cause to be
thankful for the general prosperity. abundant har
vests exception from pestenee. foreign war and
civil strife
Noe. Therefore, be it known. that I. e :. GRASr.
President Of the United States. c7ncurring in any
similar Tscommendations from Chief Magistrates Il
States. do hereby recommend 70 al citizens TO meet
in their respective places Of worship, On Thursday
the Eith day Of November next, 20 give thanks fer
the bounty Of God during the year about to close and
70 duplicate Tor continuance hereafter
In witness whereof have set nv hand. and caused
the seal u the Uuitei States 10 be sfi1ed.
Done at the City u Washington. this 2lst day Of
October, IL the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy and Of the Independence Of the
United States the ninety ffih.
tsgnsd,l Z. 6 GRANT.
By the President
HANILTOS FIsH,
Secretary Of State. a 2te
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

S.--cE Is hs-esy rirs- Ia. Pazaai bridge WI Be
ei.ss @ t-ass GO sa5 assr Thursday the Sab last:
81 tze r1-psse g rsrai-s. sas re=Eiu s. sas1 the
rc-k i sszrie-s5-
GEc- r. LCcE.
Road SaPerviscr.
H. ss7s--zar's ose-. Nsr - 1s-a-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
Liberal Advances Made ON all ship
mcntS per steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ING Vessels Particular care taken Of Shipments Of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will he received and 6led by Of Steamer
rs- Shipments FROM Europe and the United States,
intended for these Islands, will be received by the
Company in San Francisco. Il consigned TO them and
be forwarded by their Steamers 90 Honolulu, FEEE
o. CHNRsE, except actual outlay.
s~Passengers are requested TO take their tickets
before u o'clock on the day OF sailing. and 10 pro
cure their Passports.
rN~An Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
seated before two o'clock On the day Of sailing or
they win have TO lay over till the return Of the
Steamer for settlement.
Ism II. HACKFELD & CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

Nrr yEAE's BAY eecz-razs this rear On Sraisy.
-5tcs + ss-ssr -ivs- that Neu5ay. Jzausry 2a5.
ls-I - ts deserved a. q FzsEc hcEiay.
z ". HrrcHrscN,
Ni-s,s- 4 Lzssri1r
I-.s-- c=c-.rS.r - -zo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
WATERPROOF TWEsBs & FINE cRlmEAH SHIRTS,

Heavy Worsted Poschos-s variety Of eolors,
White and Blue Flannel oi various qualities,
Black Lasting. Fias Green Woolsn Cloth,
Pesia Cloth. Handsome Sofa Rags.
BRUSSELS CARPET--a variety Of patterns,
FLOOR oIL-CLOTH-frou TO Z ID vide,
Of various designs.
Leather ard Rubber Bsi;ins. Roofing Fe,t
Sheathing Felt Merchant Navy Canvas.
BasEiu-, Irvine and Manila Coriase.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT THE
M ARlNE RAILROAD
at Tahiti,
Is ngnin put i'm Working Order.
For Sale or Charter,

THE IRON PADDLE

Steamship a. Paterson
325 NJ, PIG tons register. osclaiing engines
\. u. P. 100. Speed-m8kes the passage from New
castle wharf % Sydney wharf 81 and 2-5th mc-l in
hours, in fine weather. Average speed under steam
only 10 knots. Consumption ofeoal per day. 20 tons
coal in hunkers. 90 tons Carries llc0 bags Of maize
under matches. Draft Of water-6 Il light. z II in
loaded. Good passenger accommodation IN saloon
and fore cabin. Full term going certificate 10 arce
For further particulars apply to the MANAGER II.
r. y. S. n Co, sydney. 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
For Rent or Lease.

81 THAT VERY Desirable Residence,
---So- Is5 EaaEra Street Apply to
y JAMES s LEMON.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
Cotton Goods :.

Fine Ulsli ard Pink Ps3 Prints,
MsdieE striped Caubries Of the newest styles,
Canary ground Orange sad Green Fsueies, and
An assortment Of beautiful Dress aud Furniture
Chintzes, HorroeSS vide and narrow white
Long Cloths Of various qualities.
The welEknowu :, Family White Starting"
Fine Cotton Drills sad rwi,is. grey ard white,
Heavy Doues,ies, Heavy English Denims.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
Linen Goods:

White. Brown sud Cream Drills Of various pa; Us.
Blouse Linen, Poe Holland. Waite and Cream
Russia Shectisg. fue assortment OF plain and
Fancy Muslius. Lsppets. CroSsoverS,
Haraess ard Leno Curtains. &c. etc.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

urEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF the
10 Hawaiian l.anisln protatr In the matter q TIE
F,tsc u rErEG SMITH, q Hereluia dccsascd Bssrr
Mr.. Justice Nhlru,snn. An Chambers.
on rcadag and ans the pctitin ~ " G rrke praying
that be may b apfnc Aunstrator q the above Estats
II Is tdore D, the Court that TUESDAY she 18th ay Il
nccrntcr. iSTp. af 10 ocock the farcno.,n ana
the hereby arpintsd tf hearing ne s,i petition t
frc the sid Justice AZ his Chambers ouclu which
time AMI Place all rcsus intcrrutc arrcar and shw
u any thsy have. why the should BE- granted
and that notice thereof be <scu by ruhncaion this orsr
she uAWAtAS GtlErrx newspaper fcr three
weeks previous 60 said hearing
m. A. wlDENANN
Associate Justice Slltsrrfun Omit
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
PACKET LINES.
MOSES TAYLOR,
WIN Leave Honolulu

Freight fer San Francisco viii be received at the
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given BY the undersigned. No charge Cor storage
or >srtase. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken by
th= Company.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
AFIsE ASSORTMENT or sLEs, LIQUORS & WINE.

AFIhE ASSUHIHEHI U HIS, LIQUUKS VINES
Iud. Coope Cos Pale Ale.
Mscheu & Co.'S Celebrated Xxx Stout,
DguvIlIe's r Whisssy aud Shamrock" Whis-
KEY. IN eases and quarter casks.
Msrtele's aud Hennes>sy'S Brandy,
Geneva. in eases aud baskets,
Giugsr Wine, Deinarara aud Jamaicz Rum,
Ruinart's and Psrrier's Chaupsgus.
Very Superior Old Port Sherry,
Pale Amgnti,lsdo Shery, etc, etc.
ASSORTED SIZES OF BAR IRON,
Hoop Iron Fence Wire, bright and staplet,
Slack Coal and steam Coal.
RaE MACHINES STEM cLAsIFlESS Iron COOLERS.
IS It
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

a DMINISTRArORs NoTIcE.-In n, matter
N q the Estesc q Her Majesty Queen nsuagcr H
kAPAkUHAIJL
The undersigned having been duy appointed Aduin.tr
tors q the above Etatc All persons having claims against
the said Estate hereby notified aud required
their claims within six months from the u the rubs
tion 81 this notice otherwise they will forever barred AID
al persons indebted 10 the said Estate requested
immediate payment
CnAS KANAINk. \
JAMES ". AUSTIN. tAdmirisfrsfrrs
CHARLES a. JUDD,
Honolulu. November o is5n-iatic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

nEFoRE rnE sUrnRME counr er ,h.

Attest; wAtrsx r. sral. Deputy CLERK.
ucnonlu, Nov. ~. lSsU q etc
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A Small Invoice of Stationery

John GesuslI Cos Psrfumsry.
Brushes and other toilet requisites.
Gosssg e's English Soap.
Hockin's Groceries & oiImen's Stores
Tainsh's Jams and Je-li.s.
Crushed Refined Sugar,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23
7. Ii. C. A.

THE regular monthly meeting of the A.
Il s'cllrIgu VIII be hsld n rhs Reading Room Of
the SaGsr's Hone. on Friday Ereriu- tHs a5-f met
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-23

SUPREME COURT NOTICE.-rhc attention e
- Magistrates called the ftot that hy Stsiar.
the Jurisdiction u Police and District Jusicrs enumerated
In Section Act Chapter - Cmre Penal Coe includes
also the onenses enumerated Ia Sections aud 4 the
compilation.
L. McCULLY.
Clerk q the Supreme Court.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31
ORIGIN OF THE Ku KLux-A word about

ORIGIN OF THE KU KLUx.-A word about
the Ku Klux. There is no such order now IN
existence. Those who claim to represent it
are simply bandits. The genuine Ku Kiux
never existed outside of Tennessee, and exist
ed there only to a limited extent and for a
brief period. The Government bad withdrawn
its protection from the people. Brownlow had
organized troop of rowing militia, composed
chiefly of negroes, and otficered by convicts
whom he had pardoned out of the State prison
for the purpose. Women and children were
being murdered every day and night In cold
blood. No home was secure. No life was safe.
The courts were closed against the people. The
few laws that were allowed to remain on the
statute books were denied them. The middle
portion of the State was in complete anarchy,
and lf-protection was the only security within
reach of citizens. The Ku Klux Klan was a
purely defensive organization. It numbered
the oldest, best and most peaceable men. Its
spirit was judicial, its acts were orderly, ana IT'S
purpose was self-preservation. Through Its
brief but benign influence order was restored,
legal redress was granted, the official robbers
and assassins dispersed, and society settled into
it's normal state. Then the Ku Klux Klan
vanished as mysteriously and noiselessly as 1t
had appeared, and we pray God it may never
again become indispensable to the peace Of any
neighborhood in any part of the Union-Lou's-
viNe Coesricr-Journal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31
= Holding crops for large pric

- Holding crops for large prices is at best a q
hazardous operation, and it often happens that
the very sllrewdest men are egrcgiously disap-
pointed in the results of such policy. Wesc
in one of our exchanges the following from
Michigan: "a good many farmers about here
who have held their wheat for two years for
higher prices, feel rather cheap over it now.
One in this town has 600 bushels now on hand,
and can name several others within six miles
of INC who have from to 700 bushels" And
the same policy is pursued by some of the cot,
ton planters of the South, though to limited
extent, for the necessities of our people, the
heavy taxes they have to pay, and old debts, do
not leave much chance as yet for boarding
either cotton or cash. The true policy OF the
farmer is to sell the crop whenever a fair price
can be obtained, and leave speculation to the
SPECTATORS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31
s s 8 8 s s 8 8 1S5

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-we are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole Of the time or for
The spare moments. Business new, light and pro-
ftable. Persons of either sex easily earn from sue.
to SIS per evening, and proportional sum by de,
voting their whole time toll business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see
this notice may send their address, and test the bus
mess, we make this unparalleled offer: TO such MS
are not we'll satisfied we will send ST to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars, valuable
sample, which will do to commence work on, and
COPY of Phs Peoples literary G6mpoaion-one oil the
largest and best family newspapers pu6ished-aii
sent free by mail. Reader if you want permanent l.
profitable work, address E. c. ALLEN Co., Au-
gusta Maine o--"m
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31

MAKING NEwspArERs.-Every column of a
newspaper contains from five to twenty thous-
and distinct pieces of metal, according to the
size of paper and type. The displacement ,of
a single one makes an error. Is it any wonder
that errors occur? In larger offices, profession
s passing twice over every line of proof, detect
most Of the errors; boy also kept for that pu11-
nose at the same time reading the copy aloud
Still mistakes are frequently found, after COM
ing from such hands, and probably no newspa-
per or book was ever published without errors
that might be detected by the merest novice.
In book printing, it is estimated that proof
reading costs half as much as the composition.
In country offices, the editor has to be ms own
foreman, job-printer, book keeper, and almost
everything else, and if the same care had to be
exercised that is deemed indispensable on the
best city sheets, country newspaper could not
be published at all because of the expense.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31

A PRACTICAL JOKE AND ITS REsULT.-Ihe
San Francisco Golden City relates an amusing
adventure which recently befell resident OF
the city, whom they call Jones for convenience
sake. He was an eccentric individual, and his
fellow workmen in the. mandatory where he
was employed sought to indulge in little fun
at his expense, and succeeded in getting let
ter mailed at New York addressed to him, sta
ting that, by the death of distant relative in
England, he had fallen heir to the sum OF 500,
600, and that solicitor had come over to New
York to hunt him up. Jones received the let
ter, and spoke of it in good faith to his fun
loving companions, who gravely urged him to
write, to prominent lawyer in New York, sta
ting his case and asking the legal gentleman to
see about it. Jones was foolish enough to take
this advice, In due time-much to the aston
ishment of his assocates-he~ he~reccived genu-
inc letter from the lawyer, who, by one OF the
prettiest condolences in the world, happened to
be at that time engaged in looking up person
of exactly the same name as our Mr. Jones,
who was entitled, by the will of an English
gentleman who died few years ago, to the sum
of not $50, 900 exactly, but the sum of t450o
sterling, or about $4,000. Jones happened to
be the verv man himself, and he Immediately
left his work in state of high excitement, took
a trip to New York, and had no difficulty in
proving his identity and establishing his claim.
lie returned to San Francisco few days since
with funds amounting to $4,000, (expenses
having been deducted from the original sum,
which might never have found him but tor the
disposition of his comrades to practical joking.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31
: Bruises are relieved by applying sOarn

Bruises are relieved by applying '0arn'
water
An actor ought to be a happy man; his
work is to play.
"A persevering application of cold water is
the best remedy for common burns.
Hurry, mamma" said little innocent
with his finger cut; "hurry, it's leaking"
-"Now, my little boys and girls" said a
teacher, ~ want you to be very quiet-so quiet
that you can hear pin drop"
In minute all was silent; when little boy
shrieked, "Let her drop"
Never count the time gained which is SUBJ
tracted from sleep. Ample and regular hours
of rest are necessary for hard-working persons,
and "an hour of sleep before midnight is worth
two after it."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-31

THE NORTH AND THE SoUrH-The follow
ing are extracts from the inaugural address of
Gov Alcorn, of Mississippi: "The North and
the South have long been distinguished by gen.
eral divergencies of mind. The Southern
thinking took the direction of pure intellec-
tuality. That of the North followed the less
lofty, but very much safer flight of material
wisdom Southern statesmen have ever sought
and ever found strength among this people by
achievements in political theories, while the
statesmen of the North pursued the less bril-
liant but more judicions cenrsc OF achievements
in behalf of industrial greatness The one
group of thinkers gave their section doctrines
on the theory of government, while the other
group gave their section fishing bounties, coas-
ting laws, harbor improvements, steamship sub
sides. navy wards, rifle manufactures, railway
grants and all those other gifts of practical
wisdom by which they had been enabled to ac-
cept triumphs of Southern theories with the
assured patience of men who had entered on
the policy of erecting physical strength which
could, at its own good pleasure, crush those
theories into powder under their heels.
"John G.. Calhoun's genius was OF the very
noblest. 1t has left to the Southern people the
eleyatine influence of brotherhood within tran
scendent intellect, But with this tribute tothe
memory of great man, what, let me ask, have
the triumphs of his wonderful mind given to
the people he loved well, if not wisely? In
tenderness for his fame, I do not ask you to
turn your eyes for an answer to his beloved
South. Look, for an indirect reply, to the ca
nails, the railways, the harbors, the fishing fleets
the coasting fleets of the North If these dc
not speak out to you plain answer as to the
results accomplished by Southern devotion tc
political distractions while the North followed
paths leading to material strenghth look for 8
more pointed summing up Of all these in thai
climax of the comparison OF the Southern will
the Northern school of craftsmanship, prescn
ted to us on an occasion OF profound humilia
ton under the apple tree of Appomattox."