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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

ealElao cor THE aELEEfA.
Does the Vicksbarg Times n
voF the calling out Of the militia
One would Be inclined to think
from is leader Of yesterday morn
ing, that it conceived such q
course somewhat ~jushaable and
necessary. Now it was only the
other day that this same journal
showed most cOnclusively, that
there was less proportionate
crime in Mississippi than in New
York. This too, was the crafty
ing fact, at s time when Missis-
sippi was suffering under the
calling rule Of the bayOnet. Now,
when & few laWless men-in diff.
ferent portions Of the State,
taking advantage Of the supposed
weakness Of power in the transi
tory condition Of the State-have
committed atrOcious crimes, the
Times is inclined to think that in
all probability it may be necessa-
ry to turn loose an army Of H.
censed murderers, robbers and
ravishers, such as devastated Ar.
kansas. Make the trees of the
forest, as was there, bear no fruit
but dead men, hung to crafty
personal malice, or to aid In a
robbery or the violation Of virtue.
Mississippi is not lawless, and
the time has not come and will
never come, Hhen the sending
forth Of the Militia will either be
justifable or excusable. Let the
civil officers perform their duty
Let them make the arrests.
Al least, let them make
the attempt, and our word for 1t,
they will not be prevented by
force. LaWlessness no where In the
State is sustained by the senti.
ment Of the people. 1t is frown-
ed down in every district, and
every where the officers Of the
law Will find no difficulty in get
ting all the aid requisite in sup.
pressing disorder and in a~rresting
criminals. II men have been
murdered, have the murderers ar
rested and punished as the law
directs, but inaugurAte no such
system for free bOoter exploits,
murder and outrage as will grow
out Of Militia arrests.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12


HARD.-In the Senate Judici.
airy Committee, the case Of Geor.
gia was up the other day, and
with it the claims of Foster
Blodgett, elected to the United
States Senate, were considered.
The Committee is of the opinion
that the election of Blodgott, fol-
the term, beginning 1871, is lille.
gal that the present Legislature
Of Georgia expires with the pre-
sent year, and the new Legisla.
ture has the authority to elect a
Senator for the term for which
Foster has been chosen. Thus all
his fine dreams of Senatorial hon.
ors, profits and populations, melt
into thin air.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The Washington Correspond.
ent of the New York World, I'M
der date, Feb. 27, says: "The
Radicals in the District are great.
ly divided between the friends
and opponents of Bowen, and the
probabilities now are that their
iniquitous rule will be OverthrOwn
ct the June election. There is q
great deal Of distress among the
negroes. Many Of those who
have been working for the corpO-
ration say they cannot get their
pay and abuse Bowen very bitter
~. The late appropriation OF
thirty thousand dollars for the
poor Of the District has not les
sened the amount Of negro men.
delaney, and It is known that
there is the severest distress
among them. Their reliance up.
on Radicals has brought them to
poverty and restitution"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

A BILL has been passed By Con-
gress which takes from the Trea-
sury over five million dollars, and
gives the sum 10 the Asylum for
Disabled Soldiers, nnder the act
Of February l, 1864. The Institu.
ton has already received $500, 900
Of the fund In the Treasury, ere.
ated by the above act, which re-
lieved all Quakers from military
duty, by their paying $500 to the
Government. OF this fund there
yet remains about $3.50, 900 which
goes directly TO the Institution.
The bill just passed also gives to
the Institution all the funds with.
held at the various branch rendez-
vous from those soldiers who sub.
sequently deserted, or Jumped
the bounty" and who have never
claimed their money, on account
Of raid desertiOn, DC. This fund
was created pursuant to General
Order NO.25, issued December y
1854, and there yet remains Of it
n the Treasury, ss03, 900. All
this goes at once to the Institu-
ton. The bill also orders that
the Institution shall receive all the
funds now in the Treasury which
have been accumulated there un
der the acts OF March, 1865, and
March, 1866. The fifth section of
each act provided for the reten.
ton Of the pay of all deserters,
and the pay Of all soldiers, un.
claimed for three years. This
fund, the Second Controller states,
is over $4,000 900. Thus it will
be seen that this bill gives to the
Institution altogether, over S.,
100000 which its Directors can
invest in bonds, orin buildings, or
do with it what they may deem
proper.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The Hon. John T. Deweese
once Of this place and now a
member of Congress from North
Carolina, sold q naval cadetship
to- boy in Washington City for
five hundred dollars. Learning
that the boy was about being
called before the investigating
committee, he endeavored to
~forestall an action by returning
the money to the boy. But it
would not do. He was foiled at
every step. Thus The fellow has
lost his seat in Congress and the
five hundred dollars for which he
sacrificed it. The way of the
transgressor is hard indeed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The Paris correspondent Of q
Montreal paper has written 5 very
entertaining sketch Of George
Sands mode Of life at her chate au
ct Nobant, in company with her
son aid daughter.in.law. The
great pTosGteur rises at eleven,
breakiastS alone on an egg and 3
cup Of SugArless black coffee. Then
she smokes . few cigarettes, the
best Maryland tobacco. At twelve
she goes out for walk, returns In
an hour to write till six, then din
ner for herself-soup, fish caught
BY her own hands, and fruits dd
H6itGm, At midnight she retires
to her room, makes her toilette dU
mutt, and then writes until six in
the morning. II she finishes a work
at two o'clock, she "lays down q
new keel" and continues to write
until the usual hour. Her penman-
ship is clear, and each page, written
on lines, iS limited to q fixed num-
Der of words. Old music 10 her
delight and Mozart her favorite ;
she is fond of private thcatriCals
and Of dOminoes, but she never
plays for money. In personal APP
pearance she IS described as
dumpy, but not d~isagreeably so ;
her head and shoulders are large
aud heavy, her eyes piercingly
black, her mouth vulgar but not
sensual, hands and feet small aud
plump as a child's, and q complex
ion the color Of old ivory. She
dresses after the antique, but is
fond OF gaudy colors.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The detection Of the Catholic
Armenian Church from the Ecu.
meniCal Council leaves the East
ern Christians represented Il. Rome
by the prelates Of the Frank popu.
lation Of the Levan,, and it deprives
it Of the support of the only wing
of the Oriental hierarchy which
had heretofore remained truthful
20 the Yitican.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

Of the afflicted aud impoverished
The joys OF life arc but loaned Of
Cod. See that they are disposed Of
as He will delight in, else He will
bee me displeased and strip and
send you forth, that in agony and
want you may look in upon the
happiness Of others, while your
own heart will bleed in It's desola-
ton,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

A PROPOSITION was the other day
in Washington made 10 the Postal
Committee, fixing the postal SEIZED.
ule IS follows: Letters, two cents ;
circulars. one cent; transient pa
pers, ono cent; yearly, ten cents ;
transient matter, printed engrav-
ings, &c, not over four ounces,
two cents one cent an ounce on
other transient packages ) exchange
papers to 90 free. The committee
indicated a willingness to sccede 10
these rates.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

A memorial has been prepared
by President Woolsey, Of Yale
College, and numerously signed
by the leading men Of the State,
and professors in colleges, asking
Congress to include in the coming
census all incomes, large and small
derived from every sort Of bust
ness, as they believe that it is only
by this means that the national
resources can be properly ascer-
tanned.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The BEITIsH WAR VESSEL Mon.
ARcH.-Secretary Robson, Vice
Admiral Porter, and Others who
visited the Monarch at Annapolis,
returned much pleased with their
visit. Admiral Porter says the
Monarch is the greatest naval
vessel aaoat that she can easily
conquer any vessel belonging to
our Navy. She can run down
our irOn.clads and monitors at
sea, but a fight with her sin
shore or in harbor, might be
more equally contested, for then
she could not so readily use the
thirty. four feet iron ram placed
in her some fifteen feet under wa.
ter. He declares she is the great
est piece Of naval architecture he
has ever looked upon.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

Civil marriages have only recent
ly been made obligatory in the
Grand Dutchy of Baden. At Bru-
cheal the first bridal pair who
were married under the regime Of
the new law were insulted BY the
pOpulace, excited by some tanati-
cal priests. But in other parts of
the country the new law has given
rise to no disorders whatever.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The price of shad is not shadOwy
in Baltimore. The first of the sea.
son were rated at So a pair.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

HoRAcE B. CL,rLIN 4 Co. of
New York have applied to the
United States Court to"force Fran.
els H~ofkemeyer, a carpet dealer
OF St. Louis, into bankruptcy
They allege that H~ofkemeyer's
lnsolvent Indebtedness is over
goo, and he has only 40 per
eeat assets; also, thas he has sold
= large porfiOn Of his stock and
applied 90 proceeds to satisfy the
DEMANDS Fl hls particular friends,
leaving indeheaness amounting
to over $4,000 unpaid.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The Beulah Republican has
been removed to Greenville, Miss
where our young friend, Florey,
proposes To- drive a permanent
journalistic stake. oL d.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

ehaye received a copy of the
fifth number Of tue "ReaI Estate
Journal published at Meridian
BY aessrs Gallagher d Campbell,
1t seems to I'LL a want which has
been felt in this State, aud shows
evidence Of care and talent in ey-
cry department.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The New York Tribune of the
2Sth ut. says
Is not this a little premature ?
Is Mr.. Butler impatient, or is It
that he has inconsideratc friends ?
A band OF his own ''contrabands"
serenaded him on Saturday, and
after listening to a soul.inspiring
speech-tLere was nothing of a
hnid nature to arouse enthusiasm
Nominated him for the Presi.
dency. On the same evening a
crowd OF his own clients, thanking
him for his advocacy of their
claims as the captors Of New Or
leans, also suggested him for the
same desirable place. Was this
nomination i retainer in the one
instance and a bride in the other {?
We beg MIR. Butler or his friends
70 relieve us ofthesc grave doubts.
AT any rate let them give us no
location to entertain others OF
the good sense Of the nominee or
nomiuatOrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

town soon caught fire: seeing this, aud
some confusion anoug the Preach troops,
the PrusSiaus could no longer be n
strained bv their officers, who were
anxious TO reiuee the town by canuonad-
ias. The soldiers rushed forward with
bayouets TO surprise che French, who, not
expecting any artack for hours 70 come,
were barricajiuc and enJreuchinE. The
Pry>siau> lost heavily, but took 500 Pris-
one-S and the town Weisenoery hav-
ing been taken. the Prus>iauS advanced TO
Haseuau.
The engagements continued through
the 5th ana 9th, on which day the hattie
lasted nine hours. and resulted in McNa,
hons corps retiring from the line, towards
Metz In the engagement on the same
dav near >aarbruckeu. General Fro>>ari
was forced 10 retire. Marshal Le BUuf'
dispatch SAYS. After series Of en-
gaseneuts. in which the enemy brought
a heavy iorce into the field. Nc1Iahou
was forcei to fall back trom his first line,
The corps Of General FroS>ari had 10
fight Yesterday from P. NJ, with an EN-
tire army of the enemy. Having held
his position until p. NJ. he ordered n
treat, which was made in good order,
No farther battles have occurred mp 70
the 10Th instant. The latest accounts OF
the positions are, that Strasboury Is sur
rounded by fifty thousand troops, mostly
South Germans. The advance of the
PruS~iau> from Saar Louis aud TreveS has
commenced Aug. 9TH 1t Is supposed
thar Prince Frederick Charles Is in com
maDj, and an Immediate attack viii be
made on the French at Met
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

I'm As- n VIA animals mn
- mp
f- -9 --w. -r-- vii
san b -rs ---7--~ OF IT,
S r- u " s--
1--- -1I tl f--L Hitherto. ziIi .a,t-s
l h1 deemed -Ls property 5F the
Government f persons I-.ef 90 XIII
r claimed the s'su-t-s77 I--L
I9e
TIE Ae- Co en.aa---e tie establishment
az C-5a a1I Wo5ieu 3Ia
rs thst a bonus Of 5000 SIAN
3 Given TO ar FACTORY If e--b.-
ff- sian bsss-at-f.tsf On these
I,l--Es. tfa-sI -tsu-t-e-r and lr7-
i1 may IT, ~ free IF
T--- e-fe- s-,. AMI -rrt -te Min
i---r I-. nav ra term ~
tn Or m r. f Of s-bsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

THE war iu Europe has commenced IN
earnest, the news OF the first battle hav-
Ing reaeLaI here by tie nails per steamer
AJAX Tie prestige Of the first vic,0-
-i=s las s,i-trei on The banners q Prus-
sA TIE battles thgs far. however, ara
tu- The pr Tara-ory ones Co that which IN
al prodatlFtv- las already been fought
10 The ne-L bcrLooi Of the French Fort
rl-, Il lIe-L
War vas lareI by France on the
18th IF July. but % 20 the 4Ist the time
was oceupiai By tie respective armies IN
getting To- The traltier and into position
Only -lirrni-Hes oeezrai between the 2Ist
90 DE sth- ben cine fr-t advance of1he
French upon the Pru>sian viIlage IT Ssar-
brueEea took place. In the contest Of
TUESDAY. Aug IL the Prus~ians retired,
allrbe French occupied the hei-lrz iu the
nei-iblrh1ol 1t the town Saarbrurken
vas retakaa hy The Prassians On the 6lh-
and tie battle was continued all day west
II tie village
on che Ar the Prus-iaH Corps under
tie Cr0vH Prince, advanced uEou Marshal
Meaiahoa's Corps- which occupied line
faom Bhehe- through Weisenb.erg, To Ha-
geHau a Pru-sian force, composed Of
tTo Inc regiments. one regiment q Ba-
FaFian troops. AMI some artillery, altos
gefheF abour 5000 strong. drove the
French bstore them 70 Weiseaburg- The
artillery was then brougbt aud opened
on The fgrtidcatIans Of tie town TIE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

SVPVEME COURT Of the Hawaiian Islands
- trfgc Nj lnsticc wdvmann in Chambers IN tho
atteg e the Estate II PRANK NfEnA aud KAifUR M.
Mit. u kalih. Oahu lacrascA
GA roanr aa aug thc petition IL kolomona Nrkaihp.
kna rssyng &C. letter. II Administration en thr ESTATE n
FRANK NlEnA. acccasel. and ksuVE hts wiz ilecslsci
10 Is oec by the Court that rrESpAN tho 2th isv n
September A. y iSio az 10 ucck The Err na. b. and
the herchy appointed ts hearing the petition
bctre The sail Justice Al his Chambers In Honolulu a whb
time AND place ~ reSons Interested may appear sni show
ANY theN have why the sheud not BE- granted
aud that ncc thereof D. given Nv rrhsisn n this srr
VA the HAWAIIAN GAarrtS and Ike Al Okoa neyspapcrs fr
three successive weeks, pEcvoas 10 sasa hearing.
u. A. MlpEMANN
Attest; W. r Sstt Deputy CLERK
Dated Houolnlu. August 18th. iS7O. 1881
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

OF TIC E7th regiment Of the lire engaged al Saar~
bruekeu only eighty men aud four officers reported
sRer The tight.
PARis. August 10Th The Js'srg,sl Qsiss' says i'm
porap, action has taken place AZ the tront sace tbs
9TH. Marshal Razalne has made some reeonnois-
sanecs With cavalry which have elected inferms
lion q the position Of the eaemy In one Of these
a squad Of Hursars eneountered detachment Of
Prussians ard drove them back. killing one oiieer
aud wouuding another
LoNpoS, Aug. l0-'rhe TlsAa-s special eorres
poudeni writes from Nayenee on Thursday as fol,
lows;
eTais evening came despatch from WiSSenbnug
supoaueisS the Prussisn victory and occupation Of
tina, place. have obtained the following details
The King. on bis arrival al Mayauer, called eoun
ell Of war and urged that the sooner the existing
inae,ion CEASED the better, aud pressed advance
HIS opiaion was adopted. aud orders were trle-
srapaed % attack the outpost> in the neisAeorAooa
OF Landau ana wissenburs. \ PrusSian force com
posed OF two liuc regiments, one regiment Of Ra-
variaa troops and some artillery. in all about 900
strong. drove the FrcncA before them into Wissen-
barr, The artillery was then brought up aud open
Cd on the for,idcAtious OF tbs town, which soon
caught are Seeing this, and some confusion
amoag the French troops, the PrnSSians could not
be restrained by their ofiees, who were anxious to
reduce the town 0y eanuonading,-rhe soldiers
rushed forward With the oayouet To the surprise Of
the French. who were not expecting any attack for
hours 10 come. aud wers barraeadiug and eutreueh-
ing. The Prussans lost heavily bat took so pris-
ouerS aud the town.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails here; snd there
is great crowd At the palace calling TO cheer the
King.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

>, Ref.rc the How u. A. wldcuann III chamber.
On reading and dlBr the petition ia KAIIW trfNr 40
rraytpg for diyorce irui her husband AIO Cbin,s,n
y. uae SWIM - "iai and eonnncd dcscrtion Tor more
nan iHree ucrvc wears snd @ appearing thar the aid
Alo j. uot resident 20 this kinrH,nl
10 Is ordered hH the said Justice that The ..l r,titi -
on Go te heard On THURSDAY the hr.t d,v IF ssssi-
newt A. chambers In ,hc Caar' uop-e oncialu oau
vAsN garSrtr 0r at least three months Previous m IA
hcsrtuc " ~"
Dated Honolulu, May saih. iS7c
H. A. WtnENfANN
Associate Justice supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

WNthc Suprcme Court osthe Hawaiian IslansIa
n In the matter Il the Estate II WILLIAM nAHCOcK
= Voluntary Bankrupt
Ne,igv Is hereby gvcn that meeting q the efcls u
this estate who haVr proved their chains and eate 10
vote appointed .e held the Clerks oce = the 81.
pgeine Curt rBvRSnAN the hist aay u September
next a. N oclck. tr the pufs~o % ecctlng wa A.
sieuccS ia bankruptcy q said estate.
4, ORDER II the Coeit
l.. MccULLY. Clerk.
Houolalu Aug -, $50 aeA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

HAVING made arrangements for regular
Il Il supplies Of the very best quality Of Firewood,
from Hawaii and Kana We ensr the same for sale ID
qHanfisiss, and Al prices to suit eustomers
JOHN DOWsETT co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
SurREME COURT. Hawaiian 1.,.ns.

- Vt business &C NhtnlhefS
Motive Is hcrtN giVcn O. members e the Har and q, all
pcons having business erc Justice tho supreme sart
Stes y thamtvrs shat The ssi fnstcs via I'D a. cham.
egsta the Court fr ~ the said Court ~ iucclck In ire g
nten Nr Justice uartNv every Nanisv Wslnesi.v ami
ffiaeN and NJ Justice Misuaun. every TUESDAY THURSDAY
ana saturday tr thc hearing of an matters tia; may be- nm
sentsd O. them. nv ouier u the Court
houolnu July sSth. lS-p-S~tf l. McCULIY Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24


Lafreue. editor Of the SIR, wL1 has just arrived
from F0rlach says be witnessed the entire de=tTue
tioa Of Fro=sar3s corps, and he claims sp-ak f1r
So,0oo French soldiers Whoswere cut 10 pieces By
tL= ftat u their lezGsrs. and Vho iamrursd. with
their last CIT, that they fen sseIes=ly.
Tie universal ery Of the army i, II FzFre says,
GIVE . G=nersi= sc can truztI'
TIE s7ir has hitherto been a Government paper.
bur IL attacks tie Ministry f1r ciingi % pow
eraaI aagneurinz the zlrrison % Plris when every
soldier VS. wanted on thz frontier II szys Every
sai-r now here Is an in=uit % us If you inca
Dabl= Of saving your country, tie country must
save iissiL~
Il Is rumgrsd IL Pans to-day lsyeuiag q the sihj
that tue Emperor i expected At St Avoid ineoz-
uito-
Baasi aHd other members Of the Lsfl centre and
Rl<-t GENRE. haTe signed reai=ioa f1r ihe disco
Iati7n Ct the Ministry and the f0rmaiiou q a ueE
Cahinef- With Gea- Troeisa Il iise head
LoSD0s. August IO-a-Prassi1 is organizing .
volunteer naval fofre-
Tie Preach e0auHge concentrating on the road Ia
PaTis- All that region = in state Of ssi-s II l.
aid that after the battle q the 6fh. the French
aaandouei heir works IN the greatest eoafusiou-
Inef-cfaal eforts Eere made 10 check the Prussian
advance On Sei8erbrunn, witch 49, taken b the
B4Earizas- The Preach continue 10 refre-f iozard
Bisehs- The WHrtemberg cavalry are picking up
scores Of prisoazrs The Iine Of retreat i covered
~irh dead and w0anded- TIE Prassilus entered
Hazsuaa early on the TN, and soon after occupied
FosisseA and sssrbr1ekeu
NV YoEK, August I0sh.-It Is rur1ored that
Prince FFedsriek Charles has cut through the FFsneh
lines between Nancy and Metz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
Seene~ in the Corps Le=i>IaIif and
Pari>--Ihe Prince Imperial in
London

Ptzzs. August gtb-Ths session OF the Cons
Le-fs-lrif opened a. P 81. Schneider pye=f5lu-
A SON Is the flrml.I-i-s % opening Esre over.
9Eirier a5irssssi til House q f5IIlEs-
WE>slECEs- TIE Eupe-l-. "a Lis ur1elamltIou.
tod yoa that # Circumstances should prove uufl-
T1rs5is- rl- EmP-=-s would clr son % her, We
have zot waited uu-I The -i-ulff,- ua- c1mp-o-
uissi before calling you- .TuteruDti1nl
" Fs1r1 exclaimed .-Tlls r too audaci1as ~
Olivier eontirued- I'VE ea you AZ The first sign
nfrr1ahI- some y our troops have met ui-h re-
verses bar -le GREATER nrtisa reraiu unvanqui-h-
=d Or eiriteIs. orr aa-5s..lf deleus-s. and oar
uuuitious ar iuraet W-ask sea 70 ald u in or
-iaizise 'te Safi5a4I Gu1rs=~
Dapa-E P-=rr--.-alI -acriz-es without 70u-r
OITe.-r r--lmed- Eve arc pre1ared We can
lra 5000 men Paris and rbe 6erartulea-- uhieh
rhrear-1ed ar FL state Of seize Pru=-a houes
@ alc % her aEu a5vsntaz=s b. our intestine
Troubles. BIT Der expectations VII not Be- rslIzed
We sHaI drE-sd ourselves. D. ore uurd. It vrrr
patriotic a. saeh tine 20 dEeH H7ou pe-souaIi-
rf-s seea-e 90 daabr a. wee aI not answer e1-
eeFt % dad tie u=asurss ue frteud TO propose
Iffh= Cauteris aos sr1 - Ir9niezI sLru-s and
i1ferrupfiau- Z = Ean1ns 10 Ifs Erst d1risz Lst
u1r loose tine b. ii-ea=-foa Tlis b.. A. rii.
pesllss TIE .ast time =hsli mount this irfbune
Nike a. -Feeelez-
DePary DlaszlIaz Interrupted Pr0po=fng that
he Pr=-ld-aeg 'frhe Couuril be eoaf-rrsd o. Gen
T5eaa-
Jalss Favrs deuautet tlat me Cbamberz ssoaId
a oaee azsazle tle aIr-etloa q a6airz-
Pal d Ca=za-uae sala that II Be we're Ylinizfer
b vould send before CaaasiI Of War TIE men
sustaining =leh pTapo=ftiau
4 seene % great yIsEzare heEz susued between
the memserss BIeard askiaz that iae Chazserz
ssal1 Eroaoluesa Eots o. eeusaFs aai1sf the Mn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
Notice.

A LII PERSONS are hereby forewarned
"A not 70 trespass the Ahupuaa II KALIALIA-
NUI. on the Island Of Maui. nor take i.h from the
kanaha. near kabului. said Ahupuaa, or other
wise commit trespass the rights o. the undersigned
Any person, after the publication Of this notice will
be beId responsible in our Courts u Justice. FER a5v
act Of trespass committed on said land. or raid Fish
Pond. CAMPBELL & TURTON.
By w. c. JoxEs. their Attorney
July 20, 1870. 27-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

H THOMAS SuIEI. % WI
ttoiri Aplteatcn having been made % the Honorable
= i",t tifcut JUICY vf the Sccnui Judicial Circuit s
Henry UaSin.nu scar. fr Letters Il Administrator r
the Estate ~ Thomts She late Decreased intrs,f. n, h
hcfeeN gwen % gu whom u may concern. that MONDAY
he -u al - ocobcr- lsio 10 ocock In the frrp,,
f. 1N and hnug app pointed hv Tor herring tho ,ru,,
ton Or Letters II Administration aforesaid and an ohitrs
h 3 DC gdci thereto, at the Court House ia the town
Of Lahaiua, Maui. II. l.
A. J. LAWRENCE
-, . Circuit Judge % 2nd Judicial Circuit H. l.
Lahains. Maui. August 5th "