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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
NOTICE.
n,HE UNDERsIGHEp bsrs no

VyHE UNDERSIGNED bees most
i respectfully 70 aeqaafnt bis numeroes
frieads. customers. ard the pubiis generally,
that be i not yes defnnes. o. s1tirsIy played
out, /" bat Is % Be found Al bis residences on
shs premises formsriy owned By r. Burgess,
-en King Street. opposite the old Maine Ho-
Groeeriss, chicksn Tssd, Dry goods. 4e., e.
He VII b happy. az Al times. te ua:. o.
hia friends Hken Be has sone:hi1f psF5 elt1p,
70 seq1aint then Of t1e fact, % obtain their
esfssned erders-
4 Good Asssrtusnt of FRESH GARDEE
SEEDS On hznd ard for sale cheep. rseeiFed
b. last trip of the sfeanet.
FRESH E1GS F0R 6ALE.
5s-Ims II. g08DR0oKB
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

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~ Az1s-hr1s Sizs. ~ sas eaeesbss sE s-us~
rees, vas a..sf s. sasa- CI4s zsssss 20 Tsss-
ssar srsazzc. rhs "a MS. he sszassi1g
Trustees sSz< sl-ersS
Jsar q Dsaa.ssas, Essss6zse ?. Il. Esr-is,
S.rsaz-z p {. Was-rzlsss. FrzHssrsr r :
Frszs and ;. I. SeEes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

VIZ -szia e-i1 ssssuzssa - s1r De-sSs0Er
and Czseasa- ssr rS7a Grsaz earS has ee<z
eaSsz - make 3 ths ness complete and
esrrs~s q z1g sTvs F1sis<A<e IL s4iS ee11-
srT. HH4 a szeexss vaaca> We tatsk. ws1
Sa--szE u ~ ssriuS tAs. sxs-yexes e1gae
- have sas- Il b t. ee had 4 ==Aiz s6ies
and a. lGessrs BsaeS Z AuBfaS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

-az s-Sea- Fay s'l.sn- 5.r E4zsaz
Ss1r E1--ss- ssr kszaz
Sap Lare E1a.s=s- sir klal.1.
8-S-1- Lak-a- SIC Ez1.s
>S1r Es3 EsE. ssr Esari Efrsr-
Sc1r ks.nzll,s- 5Ir A11i
Sclr A1lul3axal. sir AE11
>slir s'ati1sis. E1r Alslsz.S-
>c1r y 1rvis is:is. SIC Msiisisai
t-Ss1- A4-,iit. sar Eas11-
>c1- AarF, ssr E1zz
An "a a Sea sr-ezs. Saeru1z. s.r
Erzze.
S-Sear A4rE El-sn. slr A11E
Ss1- Isn1s<. s4- ka1az
>sa- Ea.nsE- ss- Na1z
>slir Nss1s Lsr-,il ssr Ea1z
z-Ssa- Zia.1. ssr Wras.Iira-
ti-Ssar llslr sir Esaiaa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

L4KE-Ia tks cry. gsazsEF 4 q pzszassfz.
M H11zI y LfE1 aEz1 = 7s1rz. EzfiTe q Liver
gs1sl n rt1u- 1n-f 81 1zak<r q yszrs rzst ssr-
11ly kasEn = masters 4 -1a.s zhls rks piss a.
Es2srTs EsE1a1
B9FEzEDGE-Ax HakzEza. CO ths ia q Dseez-
tsr = l. LsFzzz1EE agz.i ss Fezrz .zzfpz e Bris-
III c1l1zr 1Azs- He I'D besn : resife1t = t1ess
1las flr F<zrz
HKEEESzEF-Af NEkzE11- Dscenher 1ls<-
TzszlE HzsgzzszE szzi 3 yezrs narfEs Il Lau1kn,
E1ztzz1 zz1 rzzz.Ent e fhese Isl1zzs fr IL ras;
zAszT gssrs-
sz11er 11zA- 6.zsy salE1zhzzl. . n1ti1s = Balls
zre- e : - BalfEz1rs FzPzEs plsass ezFg-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

Jan s->ca- Eskz-.ss fn 7ss-l Eaxsr-
>elr zs1 BIZ sz 7sz-. Ezssz-
Sear Ns1ls &sr-i-. IN Nan
Sslz kEnzs- E1 L1zz
Ssa- 1-Esss- IN Esasaas
f->zl- -sazls. N kzzaE
r-Sei- ArEEs. su EzEziE
>ca- AlS ksisi- eu haz1
Salr I4A1 Isaz.c, "a kssl41-
An n 8k Sza z1sazsa Fisasr an
NrUze.
S-S-1- ka1I- s;1 A11z
Se1r EE1 SlE, ea E'sa-; zzzSr-
@Ssl- Ian IN y 1li- La
>ca- s-Eiek. IN Asilk4L
ll-->ca- kxz. Lee N El1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

Pans Dseznher I5ez--Tzs 1znzz1 rs-sr<
e M1zze. Hz-zs.sr e Efzazss. i r-hzSsE.s-
Tas xzfrzsE = Ia sufre<- zz..szzEisr - SO >
srEE- ~ zs sss paa the s.rrIzs t1z<sf f.r
IsTT- Ehsek IA s1Ez.e, zi<hszf rszzEizz azy
s.srsazs y IA szTszzss- Tzzeszszirssz e tts
fzaz<iaE Etzxlsknes i zzrzEzz.<zET-
Lsg1.s8. Dzre1her ISkh--F1Ez1r H.Es and
Ls1is Bl11e hzFe writes H1rz szi1<ies -
Kr- Rssss.ssy
Ma7zz7- DzzszEer. IszE--Thsrs = rzzas
n .sariaE zzrs sEsr xke zeEs Ersz gsw Tsrk
e tie zsrsziizi1as1 rzlzase q tie Erazzk
gzzk1a-E-
Lzss1s, Dsaemse- 1sEh--Ihe ssszzer fr.z
Es1 hrzzeE zz<szz1 Esgeuher ~ Tbe AliisE
1rzF. Ez.7z- Rrz.ez Dzz. zsse1 ara1 1zz ezP-
t1res. sss sfzss 1zsehzr- ez5z-zcTs Carzzzsl-
y zzi s<hsr srrsnrk..zzs * tSe PnzEzsF-
luz- kzlzx. rs1zzaz anz f.ki.r .szri5 -
r-izs1zrs- Tke szzzF ezzezzzz :. sz1azk &
p1< zzzzrizl ovsE - hzisss ssrs rsstsr-
d - lsexry- AZ h4se 1eesszeE shs Alzes gsrz
az--Hz.x n 1znzEiez.gs ss< LAst s1zFnss =
BlFez
TrEzzA, Dz-smEer 1ssz-Ihs Ezrzr-r
Frzzezs gss-p1 aFezeS the zeezrzth ts-zsg
Hzk . Esesrz H Exrsusd : er1<zsnt1-T
esarz< = 6zz.zzz SKA - Hzlzz<fzz fzlzsTze-
Esa 1rz< zrsz t7e re1nzfE zEVzzrz1ss ~
EzrsYez1 1Ezzrz 1z<k sz<zEf1e4fn GszEzzsd
~ Azs<raz EuEire = ezezilsEs ssl1tfs.I
9<z Es<zu FeBzrzr sFsz q Fezzf rEizh
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rsa< = fstz-zzz 1E1i-z ze zza1Ezesd rs iz-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

ABY INFORMATIOH resreeEins
n JOHN JAMES COLLINS. Ets In Bzit-
toi, Eneiend, 10 September, 1888, o. beard
fhe shiD =. =. u, Which 4 aid - be.11f =
Honoiaius nay Be- Isft a tbe Ebs<isn 01Ies-
1hs ship res, - that time. - . teTnze .
frsn sfses Ie4sinr- aud his f4uIIT tei1t
snz;e1s about h!m have rs4se<tea ihI1 InqaIfT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

rxz C,su-assss It sae Fs-~ Department
Aes5 r.s arr - sc=s raesr esssssrs ard
ss~>. "a Sasz-asr sszs- he Ess szssFulsss
sn zasS Street ssss IN. szzs was sz-hrslS
ss-ssk,es,--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
LOCAL NEWS


rxz s.s.s eS ia E.ruzz, AZ afls pass fss-.
81 S11saE zioerasS,a- !. Ea1a >sarS, a.
vss-~l -as Sss7sse< sf Esaea1az sisA sszse e
soezr als azsss. lz=gs esueazrse * F<s-
r1s. srsa uasfv~ sse ss-Sag- ceng-~Szee&
ss,szs ne s<n4-s. sezcassS VIA sae zs<<se.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
MARRIED..

AZ llrh n Fs-r S<rsee Cszr-h b EeF L c b.
ssik J1ssrA ? Csakz se Mss a Z WI1fsr- So
BAILET-H1BKny--As 6r1Fs Raz<h. N.kzs.a.
Nlzi- Dsezzs<r 2s<h y Ezs- J. : G-rsa- EHItzz
r. 5Az1sF. < EHilzEz- . Ans4- e1izs< dE1Ehfsr
e CsF1- ThEs- a Hakrao-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
GUARDIANS SALE.

TTTHEREAs. on the 9th day of
w Decszbss 1859. . eondifionzl order Of
sale uas made By the Hen- A. :. HnrfHsII.
Rirst Ass0cf1fe Jnsties q the Supreme Court,
sad order q be aade absolute on tie l7th
dag of January, 1879, uhless Fald objssfion
shall bs mazs fhersfo, before fhs said Justice,
At his Chambers u the Cozrt House IN Homo
laIn, at 10 o'cloek IN the forenoon of the said
day, anfh0rizine CHARLES 3. BISHOP and
CHARLES K8EAIEA, Guardians Of the per
son and estate Of IT, r. T. WILLIAM C..
LUEALIL0. 70 sell q public aEsfion the real
estate ksTsinafter described.
In pzrsuanee of said order, the Eadersigned
vi ssH IN the PTizisss n HONOLULU Isl
a1d af O1hn.
At ~ o'clock II. on Saturday,
fhs 10 day Of Janasry, 1870. By ADAMS &
WILDER, Auetioneers, 70 the highest bidder
f1r ezsh, al tie right, title, and Interest Of
H. B. H. William c. Lanslilo. IL and % the
fsIlsEiag described parcels of lad, 20 Eit:
pzreel q land sitazte IN "Pohns," on
KING STREET, opposite he PsIaes-Land
Csn- Arard No. III eenfaining I rood, 5
psrrhes; aisos parcel u land On QUEEN
STREET, in ~Apea," adjoining the preEaises
ef CsPt- Possz, Award No. III, centsinirg
= peFrhes-
AEss. 81 The Court Hssss ia L4HAINA,
MszE- % the szne day and bsur. b. PETER
H. IREADWAY. ESD, Anctssussr. 70 the
hixksst bfdier, for each, 81 the nght, title
and inf<rest II he sid Wn- G. L1nalIIo, IN
ssd % tie fsIlsuizz dsserise1 parcels sf real
est.ts, sIfrsfsd II Lshzina,
Ths Ahupzz1 q Kaifusohs,1 1aosfIy
taken up n Kale4nass Knissna n Plunsa,
Assrd III. ? serr1. rod 10 psrsbeS; Kn-
1ezn. y Pakais, Apard z77. : rods. 10 p'hes
KzEeszs n Psuasa, zEsEd ss5sB, 2 rod -
pershes; Kalezns n Aki. Arzrd s5s9B, ie
perrhes-
DEEDS a. sxp>zEe Il pnFrhsssrs-
CHARLES r BISHOP,
CHARLES KAEAIKA,
Gazriians n Psrs1n knd Estate u Il. z. II.
Wa 6. L1naiiis-
Hsnslsiz, Dse'r y, 1s19,- 5s-Ime
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
On Monday, Feb'y -,
1870, at IL O'CLOCK. NOON.
A. m upsef Price Of s1aQ0.

The wellknovn premises at MAKIKI. With
ell the buildings thereon. for scrsFa,-zle<s q,
cupied by MISS OGDEN as . Board y
TERMs-0ne-third cash, and the ren.ain-
der in two equal notes, for one and two years,
With interest at ten per cent per annnn, pay
able semi annually Notes to Be secured By
mortgage on the place Title perfect
For further particulars. enqnire of ". Jas.
Smith, See'y Of the Board. OF
c. s. BART0W. Auss's.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

OREGON PILOT BREAD, sx CAM
~ BkIDGK, 1nd xn1rsntssd b bs s1psrior
. sny sfber inleEte1 istD dis n8rkst
- WALKER : xLEzs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
NOTICES

Uxf1nD sTzrEs cossrtsrKs
Honeluiu. Jan y %. 1879.
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all
IN perssss interested in tbs Estafa of HEN
RT GILLfNGHAHs Of Keioa. Kanai, IN
AnsTiese citizen. deceased. thar hare ap-
pointed D. <. FTFE. Rsq'r. shsriG of Kauai,
70 take aA4rge II the Estate Of sid deesdsnt-
An persons Indebted 70 said Estate Hiii please
naks immediats payment and those hayiag
claims vii please present The same % D. x.
Kyfe, Esq'r. Or 70 this Consulate, Eithin sixty
THOMAS ADAHsoE. Jn-s
slim T. s. Consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

GsH sf Ia EzEzg zzz szEz Eza< M hznrzz
e tie nE-1iuizd ErE1z = Ehzrr hHz-
ei'1s E-19 = 61ax pE1Fzr ll1rsz- azi r4zrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Cottage Wanted !

AFURsIsHED COTTAGE,
Ii ssztaizizz fss q fh-se reszs, bsfh-
rss1- Ee- APplT sr fhis sEss- 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

A Lot of Superior wheat, e. GAM
- WALKER 4 6LLK1.
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NOTCH.

O,APT. A. W. PEIRcE is admitted
" as Partner in cur hoase-
c. L. RICHARDS 4 Co.
Honalslu. Jan lst. 1s7o- 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
at Auct1oni

By order Of the Hon. Board Of Edneation,
the undersigned will eel at pahlie snclinn.
Al fhe Court EEeuse Door.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12


AUCSoN SALES.
Nv ADAMS 3 wL.pER.
Rog111ar sale
THIS % AY,
Wednesday, Jan. l2th,
At 10 4. n, at Salssroom.
clssAlns. rrssss. eessens, stripes.
SAirss. Hanaksrehies,
ercessses, cscsksrywsre.
Alse-s aesea California Rr0ems.
es sacks Gala. Bran.
ss saess Gala. Oats.
Twerssy Casks 81 Porter.
eis,s Qasrts--a Eeea artisle.
40 Bags Damaged Paddy.
a Snalf nses ef rarnisare.
ceasissias ef hsa<ssNas.
Chairs. Tables. Ae.
ADAMS 1 WILDER. Ases'rs
=----=-------------. ----.--------------------
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.
ONE CAST IRON vacuam Pan.
~ feet. inches IN aiAmeser. with Copper
Wesms Steam Hngiae. ,Ieehie acting Air
Pan,pS ke csrn,,1efa Frr <a,e Nv
sStf II. AACkfKisn I co.
Sugar and Molasses,
TNRoN rHE KoLoa PLANTATION.
IL cy0p Il iSF0. ter sale BY
ss-Sn II. HackFRLD a CO.
Sugar and Molasses.
T,RoM THE EAST MAUI Plantation.
II Crop ef isse. for sale BY
s2-sa II. HAckFELD a co.
Sugar and Molasses,
IlRoM THE LIRpE PLANTATION.
Il froP Il isse, fer sale BY
saA H. HAckFRLD a co.
Sugar and Molasses,
ERoN THE HoBRoS Plantation.
i Crop Of lSTe. for sale BY
ss-Sn n. HACkFELD a CO.
Sugar and Molasses,
ERoM THE PIoSEER MILLS, La
Il hainA- Crop Of lSTo. for sale by
ss-Sn H. HAckFELD L co.
Sugar and Molasses,
T,RoM THE wAIHEE Plantation.
Il Crep ef lsTe. for sale by
ss-sm II. HAckFELD 4 co.
Sugar and Molasses,
-ERoM rnE HEErA PLANTATION.
sssm II. HAckFELp A CO.
Sugar and Molasses.
T,RoM THE MEFcALF Plantation.
II CroP Of 1STe. for sale by
ss-Sn H. HAcKFELD 4 co.
H. HACKFELD 4 CO.,
LOCAL AGENTS or
THE san FRANCISCO 6 PACIFIC SUGAR
So COMPANY. %
L0 LET!
- A DESIRABLE Residence, stu
I'll Stsd On the Valley Road. about nile
and quarter from Hanolnla. For terms.
apply to (5sl GODFREY RHODES
Consular Notice.
HrHE OFFICE Of the French Con-
Il saIate IS Temporarily transferred to Ala
ksa Street. No. 50. 0Ezes hours from 10 A.
n to Il ".
n MARINETTI.
chaneillier French legation
French Legation. Jzn'y 10. lsTe--52
Hotel Premises to Let!
- THE INTERNATIONAL Ho-
u tel Premises on Hotel Street. These
l extensive premises are suitable for .
Boarding Eeuse, Eating House. &e-
Fer particulars, aPply 70
52-St w. /. GkEhA-
NOTICE.
0,APT. A.W. PIERCE is admitted
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AFCrIoN SALES.
on Wednesday. jail. -
At 10 A. n. at salesropm.
4 Varied Asst Of MsTchafdIss |
Administrators Sale!


Dy VIRTUE cf an order of safe,
ID made ~ tAc Non-.A. :. ukRFuktf..
1astsee Il The sap <tss ceafs. and dated he
ee,h aAy II Nosemb<f. A. D. ie9e. / zkAll
neli Il Hahlie Anrtion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
Hotel Premises to Let!

- THE INTERNATIONAL Ho-
n tel Premises on Hotel Street. These
extensive premises are suitable for .
Boariinx Ee1se, Eating House. &e-
Fer particulars, aPply 20
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04
srRUCKBY LIGHTNING.

The attempt to reduce the wages of two
telegraph operators in San Francisco, has
resulted in a general strike all over the
country. This has been brought about
through the operators Secret League, an
organization embracing all the best opera
tors in the country. The wires to-day are
in the hands of the operators, and hence the
strike from one end of the continent to the
other has been Simultaneous It is bold
move among a class whose places cannot
be filed readily and hence their chances of
success. In St. Louis all of the Railroad
operators we're called into the city with or
ders to 60 to work in the places of the re-
gular operators, but as soon as they saw the
state of affairs, promptly refused. In Rock
Island and Davenport the operators at the
depots were ordered to take the places OF
Leary and Matlock, and on their refusal
were discharged. The officers of the League
gave the company until o'clock to-day 20
accede to terms, otherwise not key will be
touched in upwards Of ten thousand off,
ces. Up to last night three thousand offices
we're closed, nearly all of which are located
here in the west. Business has been con-
siderably inconvenieneed in this city to-day
by the closing of the Office here, and the
same is true in Davenport, Moline, and cities
of adjoining states. 1t is to be hoped that
satisfactory understanding will be reached
at the appointed time, o'clock to-day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04
Emancipation Celebration.
Public Debt Statement
CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-The Western Union
the salaries of the operators at San Francis
CO The operators refused TO receive any
reduction, and the Western Union Telegraph
Company discharged two operators known
to be members of the Operators Secret
League. All the rest of the operators were
also members, but this was not known tc
the company, and they struck for the re in
statement of the two discharged, and say
that any attempt at a reduction Of salaries
shall be resisted at all hazards.
SThe Chicago operators, knowing the
position at SanFrsncisoo, struck at 9 o'clock
this morning.
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Day
ton, Toledo, Davenport, Rock Island, Mus
catine. Des Moines, St. Louis, New ork
Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Sscrs
meuto, CHEYENNE and Omaha followed suit.
The operators do not ask an increase OF
salaries, but simply the reinstatement of the
San Francisco operators at their former
salaries, which were not excessive.
MADISON, Jan. Hon. B. F. Hopkins
member of Congress for the Second District
of Wisconsin, who has been seriously i'll for
some months, died this afternoon at four
o'clock. His death cast gloom over the
New Years festivities, and will occasion the
postponement of the ceremonies at the
installation of the State officers on Monday
evening. The officers will be sworn in
/ quietly by the Supreme Justice Mr.
| Hopkins funeral will take place on Tuesday
at | o'clock P. NJ.
SAN. FRANCIsCo, Jan. 1.-The colored
people of this city, yesterday, celebrated the
anniversary OF the emsnci patton proclama
ton.
Intelligence received from the colonies o.
| New South Wales and Queensland stated
that New Zealand will carry out the pro
! posed monthly steamer service to San Fran
/ cisco.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 3.-The statement o
| the public debt for December shows the
amount of gold in the treasury to be 800,
900, 900; currency Sl2,700,000; ou,stand
! ing gold certificates S40,000,000. The re
duction of the public debt for the month ii
| S4,000,000.
CIscIssArr, Jan. &C. E. Mills, Ci'y
c,ark of Snr;no6eld. was arrested yesterday
ON a charge of EN- bezzling the funds of tha
city. He was returned to Springfield.
Receipts of tobacco in this city for the
year ending December 81, 44,s4S hhds
Sales at public warehouses, 37,4S2 hhds.
and 1,69S cases, sold at private warehouses
not embraced in this statement. Value o
tobacco sold, s.. 900, 900; increase over thu
previous year, $500,000
Cincinnati is now the largest tobaec,
market in the United States, and receives Z
greater variety than any other market in th'
| west.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

The position of the democratic members
of congress who took such a bold stand
against Mr.. Muugen, from Ohio, on his
speech advocating the Reputation of the
national debt, seems 10 meet with favor
from all the leading journals of the East,
The stamp of Reproduction which has thus
been set by the leading democratic men,
bers upon all schemes or propositions to
repudiate the public debt, will be of signal
service in confuting the ISLANDERS which have
been so profusely heaped upon the demo.
cratic party iu connection with this sub
ipct
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04
There is a good dea! of discussion amor

There is good deal of discussion among
conservatives as to the future course of the
Radical party in Congress. Having tasted
blood IN the case of Georgia, it is still be
lieved they will 60 on to take Tennessee by
the throat, and next other States. That they
will now pause in the work of destroying
the government is not believed. Some think
that free government is virtually ended
others believe in q reaction and the ultimate
dissolution Of the Radical party. There is
all around q very painful and uneasy state
of feeling as to the next step Congress will
take, as there seems to be no power coupe'
tent to arrest the usurpations. It is moi
supposed by any that Grant will have the
nerve to make an issue with the ultras or to
insist on his recommendations.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

Another attempt has just been made by
the Hon. Joy, of Michigan, who purchased
the Kansas neutral lands, to whitewash
Senator Harlan's completely in the sale,
whereby honest settlers were robbed OF their
homes, and the very poor ''loil" Secretary
developed from g poor minister of the
church into q rich bond holder. A few more
such miserable attempts and Harlan's in.
fanny becomes iudellible.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

Earthquakes are exceedingly troublesome
to railroad travel in California, and Yankee
inventive genius is invoked to remedy the
trouble,-to keep the trains on the track,
not to prevent earthquakes. And while
they are about it let those other little incon.
veniences, such as suia.h-ups, collisions,
fires, etc, so fashionable now a-days, receive
a little attention.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

1t is said that the shortness of Fathe,
Hyscinshe's stay in this country was owing
to want of funds, he having brought but
two thousand francs with him. He was
charged no board at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. He refused pay from the French
Benevolent Society for the lecture in tneir
behalf, but was finally forced to allow them
to pay his passage 10 Hayre.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION With my Planl.e AM' !
L have opsosd . Wars Room for ~ eas "a
Primed and Glassd Sash, whore vip heep ~.
ss.nty on hand si sisss Of thsss s.sae'ss, VIE.
7 een .ell st much cheaper Eaass than sesy -
be purchased for elsewhere. I sesain ny W.
-,.. ~. nrott, vAI~h others must pay wac
n. ;n thi. msrkst All Builders, Fsrmerst ena
o.Ss,. IN v.nt q sssh win consult their own in
s.,s.t by ryisS ne sail before Psrehasing slss-
~Ssre q I N sRsrns unusual ind.s:.sa1 ios
~ 49, u. DIDDIoc1.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

A Canadian postmaster had a keg OF
for anything he threw . lump into the FIRE.
place. It cost his widow $3.50 to pu, new
roof on the post Office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

The Democrat Senators and memb bers oi
Congress have held no caucus this winter.
and have taken no steps to secure unity OF
action. This should be remeded at the
ensueing session.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

Rear-Admiral Craven, Rear-Admiral Poor
Rear,Admiral Goldsborough, Commodore
Marchan, Commodore Radford, and Commo-
dore Turner, are soon to be placed on ths
retired list of naval officers with pay.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

New York is wild over the arrival of
Fletcher the great tragedian, and prospective
rival of Booth.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

Judge Richarason,the Assistant Secretary,
positive p declines to reconsider his resigna,
ton
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

For months past school affairs in Kansas
City, Mo-, have been in considerable OF q
muddle, many of the citizens denying the
legality of the present Board of Directors, or
their appointments. To avoid ENHANCEMENT
in these troubles, Sheriff Dougherty declined
to nav over the take. collected for school
purposes to the Treasurer appointed by the
Board. Judge jenkins, of the Common
Pleas Court in consequence, issued a per.
emptory msndsmus ordering the Sheriff to
pay over the sums in his hands, aud five
minutes later issued writ ordering him
under arrest for contempt in non compliance
with the first order. Sheriff Dougherty, a,
the request of many of the citizens, appealed
to the Supreme Court, giving bonds in
$4,000. The legality of the school board
will probably be determined by the actor
of this court.
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pailp argus.
oYYIoxA AL YAR1A. i.

Federal appointments are troubling Cali
fornia Office seekers.
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., r,..,;rg else that he may say lie jnst as Eoot,
20 - ahe h h makes larger profit on it. These rene
iss will he sent by express to any locality upon aP
plcation to the
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE siohH'
NJ car Arch STREET, Philadelphia
oT.C NJ EVANS, Proprietor:
Former,y c. NJ. JACKSON co)
u,i.s s-c for sale by Druggists, StorskssP
ar. anSss sSd MEDICINE MEDICINE Deslers everywheIe s..
%Do not forget 70 eIsMas eI;nn "en wv
Inv. n erdsr to get the genuine.
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By Telegraph.
Heavy Strike Among Tel.
egraph Operators.

DEATH OF HON. B. F. HOPKINS.
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For Sale Cheap.
A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE, ~
"A horse power, In good repair, By
WILLIAMS 4 WHITE.
Nsans, Ms, Sept ~ lsss. sleaws1
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Hollands German Bitters

HOOfIandS Gefman bItttrS
Is entirely vegetable. aud contains no liquor. " u
A arompound oS.Fluid Extracts The Roots, HerBa,
and Barks from which these Extracts are made. are
gathered from Germany. All the Medical virtues are
extracted from them by scientific chemist. These
then forwarded TO this country 10 be USED
expressly for the manufacture OF these Bittere Iners
is no alcoholic substance of any kind used in COM
pounding the Bters hence it Is the only Biters that
can be used in cases where alcoholic stimulants are
not adYisable.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-04

tions when in a Lying Posture, Dimness OF Vision,
Dots or Webs before the sight, Dull Pam IN tne
of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden
FIushes OF Heat Burning in the Flesh.
Constant Imapininss of Evil and Great Deprss-
sion of Spirits
All these indicate Disease Of The Ltrsr or DtgesAss
ORGANS combined tcih Impure Blood.
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA. June I, 1858
have found by experience that :. Hoohands Ges-
nan Biters s a very good tonic relieving dyspeptis
GEORGE SHARSWOoD.