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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30

Ca~ator's Notice-SuccessioR Of syi-
phide Lastour.
TIME CREDITORS OF SAID SU lCESSION
L are hereby Dot6 d to make themselves known
TO the undersigned Within ten days, AMI to present
to him an account of their respective claims, ana
the titles by which they establish ed
JOHN 6. MONkUSt. Cur ator-
ao26my37 No. 80 Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30
The following is the score:

TOTAL RUNS IN EACH INNING.
III a 81 Al 81 81 II 81 9 Total
Red s,oek.ssI siddi 81 q q e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30

sewing women.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Drowning men will catch at
straWs.n So will drinking men.

DfONulug men VIII CtlJcn NJ
straws." So viii drinking men.
A class opposed to legislation upon
abstract principles"-PickpOckets.
Poetry is the flower OF thought !;
irony, the thorn; sarcasm, the nettle;
wit, the honey and punning, the
small beer.
The saying that ''The Dutch have
taken Holland" gives way now to the
new one that ''The Italians have taken
Rome"
A Kentuckian wants $4,000 dam
ages from newspaper which publish
ed first-rate obituary notice of him
before he was dead.
"Eclamaguzzling," is a word OF
California origin, that is describing as
meaning ga misapprOpriatiOn Of the
public spOndulix."
at hope this hand is not counter
felt" said a lover as he was toying
with his sweetheart's fingers. "The
best way to find out is to ring it," was
the neat reply.
A lady advertising for q husband is
very particular to have it understood
that "nOne need apply who are under
six feet" That female is very strong
ly in favor Of hymen.
A paper in Wisconsin says that the
Board OF Education in that State has
resolved to erect a building large
enough to accommodate five hundred
students three stories hign.
81 fee" mOaned a dying cobbler.
that l wax weaker every day, and
that am gradually approaching NV
endi only q few more stitches and
awl viii be over. In Heaven there Is
rest for the sole; earth has no sorrow
that Heaven cannot heel" Having
said awl he wished to he breathed his
last.
A KOkOmo, Ind, man recently sold
his wife for $40, and proceeded to 90
on wild earOuse with the gross re-
ceipts. Now that the money Is gone
he Is rather sorry that he sold out and
proposes to test the validity Of the
transfer.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

Olive Logan stopped at the same no
tel with the blondes in San Francisco,
and when she went to pay her bill
the clerk told her he had put her bill
right in with the rest Of the Lydia
Thompson troupe. She made it warm
for that clerk for a minute or two.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

Jesse L. Savage, of New Haven, on
Saturday morning drew 81, 500 from
bank in New York, took it to the pub
lie room Of the Frankfort House,
where he counted it for the edifica-
ton OF the crowd, and then took the
steamer for home. The result of this
earelessness was, that on his arrival in
New Haven i'm the evening, he was as
ssulted, probably fatally stabbed, and
robbed Of his money and a gold watch.
The thieves mad followed him from
New York.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
ExceIlent ieIlY or clue is now made

Excellent jelly or glue is now made
out Of old boots. At a recent meeting
Of the New York Liberal Club, Prof.
Van der Weyde demonstrated the
feasibility OF suoh a transmutatiOn.-
The leather being treated with lime,
under Increased atmospheric pressure,
parts with its tanning and reverts to
the condition Of gelatin, when it may
be either converted into glue or cast
in mold for edible or ornamental
purposes. Think of boiled boots as a
light diet
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Quincy, st. Joseph,
Kansas City, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs & Omaha
WITHOUT CHANGE OE CARs.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Tole-
do, Wabash & Western, and Hannibal & st
Joseph Short Line Connections via Quincy,
aka NSAS CITY, IN Union Depot, with
Kansas Pacific Railway, for Lawrence, Top
eka, Junction City, Salina, Sheridan &c,
Connecting via Smoky Hill Route, with DAT
ly overland Stages for Los VegOs, NM, san
IA Pc, n. NJ, also 10 Denver, Central City,
IF,RI MSIS CITY, in Union Depot, with
Missouri River, Fort scott and Gulf r. r,
completed TO Fort Scott, for Fort Scott, X,
Cherokee Neutral Lands, Baxter Springs, K.
Forf Gibson, &c, TO the Gulf
At Ia WRENCE, with the LeavenWOrth,
Lawrence and Galveston r. r, for Baldwin
city, Ottawa, Garnet, Aumbolt, Oswego,
Usage, ChetOpaz KIP, &C.
Ar TOPEKA, with Topeka q Santa BE r.
r. for Burlingame, EmpOria, &C.
ATST. JOSEPH, with st. Joseph q COun-
ell Bluffs K. r. for BrOWnsVille, Nebraska
City, Council Bluffs, Omaha and Sioux City.
LT ST. JOSEPH, with Missouri Valley r.
R., for AtchisOn, Weston, LeavenWOrth,
. LIST. JOSEPH, with st. Joseph q Dem
yer r. r., 70 Troy, Hiawatha, &, &e.
ITITcHESOK, with Central Branch Un-
ion Pacific r. R., for Waterville, K, l0O miles
ar COUNCIL BLUFFS, for Sioux City,
At OMAHA, with Union Pacific R. r. for
Fort Kearney, ,Cheyenne, Ogden, connecting
with Central Pacific Railroad, or line, Re-
no, Cisco, COlfaK, Sacramento, San Francis
co, &c.
Cheyenne is the connecting point with
Denver, Central City, GeOrgetOsEn, and
points in COloradoi Ogden, with Utah Cen
trail X. r. for Salt Lake ity; COrinne, fOrT
points in Idaha and MOptRna; ElkO, 70
White Pine; Reno, for Virginia City and
points IN NeVa.
he Sure Your Tickets read BY this
faVOrfte Route.
For sale az all Principal Ticket Ofices.-
Baggage checked through and omnibus and
ferriage avoided.
p, 3. GR0AT, GEO. H. SETTLETOE,
GenI Ticket Agent. Gen1 Supt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

Here is Boston bOy's composition on
''The Horse" 'SThe horse is most use
fuI animal in the World. So is the
Cow. I once had thirteen Ducks and
two was brakes and a Skunk killed
One. He smelted Orful. ! knew
Boy which had chickens, but His
father would not let him rails Them
and so he got mad and so he boared a
Hole in his mothers Wash tub. 1
wish / Had a hOrse-a horse weighs
1000 pOunds,n
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

The scarcity Of sardines is due to the
fact that these fish are now extensive
ly converted into oil for the manufae-
ture Of soap, one thousand tons Of
sardlne oil having been imported dur
ing the last year into Liverpool, where
it sells readily at from Sl6O to S168 in
gold per ton of two hundred and fifty
two gallons, q gallon weighing about
nine pounds.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

The editor Of the Fremont Journal
thus invites people to give him i call:
''The ugliest man in the county will
be at the fair. Come and see him."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
No

FOR SALE.-COrner Lot. on lst Monroe
street, I1fhn, Ohio. A comfortable and con-
'yenient house Of six rOCms. Splendid new
barn, wOOd-hOuSe, and other Out-buildings.
Two large ciSterns, new fence, a select and
large variety Of fruit on the premises Terms
easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
The World Re1lOlCned
Elias Howe Sewing Machine
e.. III. STING

II those who want a good and reliable Sew
ing Machine, to the Howe, which can be
seen in operation at his new rooms. where
he Is prepared to clean, repair, 1T attach
ments, and furnish Needles, Oil and fixtures
suitable TO AL Sewing Machines now in use.
He hopes, by care and prompt attention
to his business, to merit your patronage, and
viii guarantee, in every case, to give entiIe
Satisfaction.
G. II. STING,
Main Street, opposite Stone Front, TRn.
June 10. ls7G-nA-tf'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

FOR SALE--Eighty acres OF choice tim
Der land, eight miles WeSt OF Tiffin- near the
FOStOria road. A public road running along
the east end OF this lot. VIII be sold low
sud ON terms 20 suit purchaser.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Notice

ON the 9th day OF November, $50 n 70
" O'Clock a. m, the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
NOrth Americau EaHWay Company and U
the New YORK Western Railway Company,
will convene al the city Of Tiffin, 10 tile
State or Ohio. in lOint meeting, 10 elect o
Board Of Directors Tor the new corpOratiOn
lately constituted By consolidation, under
the name and style OF the "Sew York West
ern Railway CO..
by order Of the Boarls,
r q. PENNIEGTON,
Secretay Of y. a r ". Co.
j, p. EDWARDS,
Secretary Of y. Z. ". r. ". Co.
n5l-4t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
For Sale.

TWO good Dwellings In Second Ward,
u pOssessiOn glTen immediately-alsO
several good Building Lots On First ward.
KEEN 4 RIDGELY.
Avg lI-nfs-t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
VERDICT;

We, the jury in the case Of the COM
mOnwealth of Kentucky VS.. John
Wheeler ct al, having carefully con-
sidered the points of thecase, and test
ed the merits of the several theories
advanced, do hereby unanimously de-
eide that the game commonly known
as old sledge, or seven-up, is eminent
ly a game Of science, not of chance.
In demonstration thereof isis hereby
and herein stated, iterated, reiterated
set forh and made manifest, that dur
ing the entire night, the Nehance"
men never won game or turned a
jack, although both feats were COM
mon and frequent to the opposition.
And furthermore, in support of this
our verdict, we call attention to the
significant fact that the f'chance"
men are all busted, and the 'sscienee"
have got the money. It is the delib-
ate opinion Of this jury that the
"chance" theory concerning seven
up is a perniciOus doctrine, and calcu-
lated to infiiet untold sufferings and
pecuniary loss upon any community
that takes stock in it.
That is the way that seven-up came
to be set apart and particulArized IN
the statute-bOOks of Kentucky as be
ing game not of chance, but Of
science, and therefore not punishable
under the laW,n said Mr.. Knott.
That verdict Is Of record, and holds
good TO this day. Mark TtOdiR.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE,
TO TEACHERS:

THE School Examiners Of Seneca County
Will examine teachers, at the High
School Room, In the First Ward Union
School Building, in Tifin,
On the last Saturday Of each month, also
on the 10th day OF September. the Sth OF Oc-
tober, the I2th Of November, 1870, and on the
18th OF March, the sth Of April, and the 18th
OfAay, lsTl.
Applicants will be required 10 be present
ns early as 10 O'Clock on the day Of examin-
ton, or they will not be examined.
No certificate will be dated back and none
will be granted except on eIAninatiOn day.
Teachers are requested not 70 apply for GER
tificates on any other day.
Each applicant will be required to leave
with the Examiners q stamped envelope ad-
dressed TO himself
B. =. MYERS, Clerk Of the Board.
Sept, ], ls9Q,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
For Sale.

CIXTEEN OF the finest and best building
- lots In this cityWili be sold very low and
onterrris that are within the reach OF all Dy
in at Baehr'a Ci othfng Store.
April ], ls7- am
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Reat.

A nrst-elass Cottage Dwelling HOuss,
new and maliern style, with rooms, cellar,
baTR and All convenient Out-houses- Term
moderate. Apply at the once of
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

FOR SALE-In-lot No. 5, Davis Addi-
ton, "a Ward, THIN, Ohio, fronting lSo feet
on Sandusky street, and running back 4Sa
feet TO Davis street. May be divided Into
three lots fronting on Sandhsky street, and
extending back - feet, which will leave
about One-hRlf acre on Davis street. VIII
sell the whole or In small lots As above de-
scribed. Price $500 for the whole, or s2OO a
piece for small lots.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

EOR SALR.-A One-stOry brick house aEsi
located on the east side Of MelmOrs street.
Iirin, Ohio. A good cellar and we'll q
never-failing water. A good frame stable
and other Out-buildings. Grape-vines, Cher
~ and other choice fruit trees. Improve
ments such as 10 make a desirable home.
Price, $50; terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

FOR SALE--HOuse and Lot on lst Mon
roe street The house Is long, and well suit
ed Tor one or two families. A good cistern
and choice fruit trees on the Lot. Good To-
cation; price low and terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
MAIN STREET MEAT MARKET!
FRESH MEATS
SALT MEATS

or all kind always on hand-BsSI. Pork,
Mutton, Veal, &c
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Real Estate Agency
Real Estate Bought and Sold

81 have made arrangements with Eastern
Papers or extensive circulation 70 advertise
all property placed on my books for sale.
The additional advantages aecrnlng nom
advertising IN Eastern Papers will readily
occur TO the observing.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

Both linen and paper. Everything of th'
BEST, and all win be sold at Low PRICES
Call and see.
VOLLAER & KIRCHNRR.
April ], lS7O-tf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02
Our NeIghbor-the Advertiser.

We beg pardon of GUS readers for again
abiding to him-but he is really so very
amusing, by reason of his absurdities,
that he is quite astounded to see himself
shown up. What must be the effect,
therefore, upon other people? For our
selves, life would be perfect blank unless
we had the benefit of his lucubrations.
In short reply to long leader, y
among other things sufficiently absurd
and amusing, he makes the following re-
mark:
''In the whalebone case, the testimony Of Nakoo-
koo set aside u7rorthy Of credenee, by the
Magistrate though the Crown Attorney declared him
to be perfectly reliable Witness, and all the cir
cumstances and testimony strongly corroborated it,
The testimony of Nakookoo was not
"set aside" by any body, but simply
weighed, in the Magistrates own mind,
by the best lights at his disposal, which
was the internal bearing of the evidence
itself We presume he means by "set
aside as unworthy of credence," that the
Magistrate did not place that reliance up
on it which would have been gratifying
to him-the Editor. No doubt that the
Magistrate would have been very glad to
crafty him; but he had his duty to do,
and most undoubtedly gave all the testi-
mony its due weight, and the public
whom we see and hear, and who are about
all of them-fully concur with the Magis-
trate
But what is most interesting, is that
this defender of the public rights says
that the Magistrate set aside the evidence
as unworthy of credence, THOUGH q the
Crown Attorney @ declared him to be a
perfectly reliable Witness" and farther,
under the head of ''Snap Judgment in the
Police Court" we have the following
sentence:
..No prosecuting officer can be expected to do his
duty faithfully. when his best efforts thus thwart-
ed by one who ought to cooperate with him"
At that rate, it appears that the Magis-
trate is not to hold the scales balanced,
and even to give the benefit of his rea-
sonable doubts to the accused, but is to
look upon himself as cooperating with
the accusor-and in the case which he re-
fers to as the "whalebone case" if Messrs.
Stanley and Judd, who were attorneys for
the defendant, argued, as they did, against
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02
Licences Expiring in March, 1879.

ID ETAIL, OAHU--Honoluu 9TH, S. NJ. Garter, Fort
III ST. 18th, Mrs. Singer, Maunakea St; sth, Grunwald
Sbultze Maunakea ST.. 18th, /. Richardson Fort
20th Fischer Roth Fort ST.; 10th, FOsbrooke, Fort
ST.; 10TH Lum Tai Beretsnis st.. 9th, J. Perry, NJ
uana st.. 3lst, A. Manuel King st.; Both, Brewer L
Co., Queen ST.; 18th, Pal Shun Nuuanu st.; 18th, g.
W. Norton, Esplanade- Waianae: 18th, Acbong
Laie I: 18th. G. Nebeker. Kaalaek 9th, Naval Il
R. Beck. MAUI-Makawao LIST, Knhi- Mooloa
LIST, Laelos. Waikiki 10th. W. En0s. HAWAII,
S Kona Esd. /. Corea. Waiohinu 18th, Chung
Hoon. Keauhou I'd, G. W Jones. Onomea 9Th,
Ahlu Co. Hilo sth, Aksu /; 18th. Akina. kauai
-Haualef 2lst, All Toan & Ghoka. Koloa: L.
Pinkham 18th, An Man. Keslia Ist, Z Krull.
Lihue 9TH. Plantation !; 18th, Paeshun-
WH0LESAL E- Honolulu; 18th. Chulan Bros,
Nuuann st.; seth. Brewer Co., Queen st..
WHOLESALE SPIRITS-HonQlalu: 18th, NJ. c..
Challamei, Nuuanu st.
PUBLIC SHOW-Honolulu 9th. Eng. Comply
No. p. - .-s
BUTcHER-Honolulu: 9Th. S. Ridley.
HORSE Honolulu 10th. Kelly, Ne Isl; 18th,
Maxi KeopuhfSa, No. 152 24th, Bapa. No. 1853.
BOAT--HonoIulu: 18th. G. Tyler. No. 80. HA-
WAII-Hilo: I4th, l. Upa 4th, Napeahi-
AUCTION, HAWAII. II. Coney. 18th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 11th, Kapaukea.
INTERIOR 0RFIcE, LIST March, 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02
Circuit Court---In Probate.

In the matter Of the Estate of Thomas H. Marshall,
of Lihue, Kauai, late deceased.
DROPER APPLICATION having been
i made to the undersigned BY d. K. Fyfe and
John Stupplebeen. the Administrators upon the Es-
tate Of Thomas H. Marshall, late of Lihns Kanaf.
for an examination of their accounts. and discharge
from further responsibility in this matter. Therefore.
notice is hereby given to all concerned. that THURS
DAY, rms 17rH DAY OF MARCH. at1l o'clock A. n.
will be beard this application and all objections there
to at the Court House, Nawiwili. Kanai.
DUNCAN McBRYDE.
1T Circuit Judge, eth Judicial Ct.
Wahiawa, Feb. ., 1870 -, - -y.-- r..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02

pose to defend what we consider is right
when it is assailed; and the Editor of the
Advertiser may attribute our articles to just
whom he thinks proper; but inasmuch as he
does not seem DESTROYS of commencing, In
any respect, the person who now holds the
Foreign Office, would it not be well for
him to reflect, whether he is not doing
himself injustice, by attributing to the
Minister so much industry-for some peo-
pie reckon industry virtue, even though
it may, in their opinion, be wrongly direc-
ted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02
Circuit Court---In Probate.

In the matter of the Estate Of Charles p. Newman,
Of KOlOa. Kauai, late deceased.
DROPER APPLICATION having been
Il made to the undersigned by D. r.. Fyfe and
Mary Ann Newman. the Administrators upon the
Estate of Charles f. Newman, late Of Kolea Kanai
for an examination Of their accounts and discharge
from further responsibility in this matter Therefore,
notice is hereby given to all concerned, that WED
NESDAY THE l6rH DAY OF MARCH, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ will be heard this application, and all objec-
tons thereto at the Court House, WahiaWa. Kauai.
DUNCAN McBRYDE,
Circuit Judge. 4th judicial CT.
Wahiawa, Feb ., 1870. rrea re-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02
Assignment Notice /!

MIR. JAMES A. MEDEIROS, having
M made an assignment this day, to C. II. Levers,
of all his property Tor the benefit Of his creditors. all
creditors Of the Estate requested to hand their
claims and all persons owing the Estate will please
make immediate payment to V. Knudsen, at Waimea-
C. ii. LEVERS,
Honolulu, Feb 18th, 1870. Is-8tl Assignee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02

the credibiIity of this witness, the Magis-
trate is not to give his own judgment, but
say, Gentlemen, you see the Crown Attor-'
ney says he is perfectly reliable witness,
and the p C. A. says must take his
word for it"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02

AMERICAN LAW REVIEW. = Boston, LITTLE
Brown & Co. fff
The January number Of this Quarterly, in the
Government law library, supplies matter of inter
est to the general reader, as well as the legal
guild. The article on Proximate and Remote
Cause. attempts to define the doctrine of liability
for direct results, by applying the metaphysical
rules of the schoolmen. The writer seems to
have dipped into authors whom few will criticise
Perhaps in Bacon's time, Petrhs Tartaretus
Averroes and J. Versor were common knowl-
edge. but to serve them up in general law arti-
Gle of the present day is almost painful display
of erudition.
i The article upon Warranty of Seaworthness
in Time Policies, seeks TO show that time as well
as voyage policies ought to imply such warranty.
Courts supply the warranty on policy for voy-
age from New York to Hong Kong, and refuse
to supply it IN policies for a definite period of
time. The risk is measured in one case by the
motion of the ship, in the other. by the motion
of the EARTH aud the reason Of the distinction
is not clear.
brief but comprehensive view of this Imperfectly
understood branch Of law, view which will inter
est clergymen and physicians, as well as lawyers.
Probably no duty has weighed more heavily up
on the minds of judges, than that of instructing
jury by what tests they are to know whether
crime was committed by person acting under
deusion, monomania, dipsomania, kleptomania, or
other madness such as exempts from legal respon-
sibility ITO know the right, and yet the wrong
pursue was long declared by the judges to be
the test of a sane and criminal mind, while
later philosophy would make this evidence of an
irresponsible insanity. How often the veriest
idiot appears to know, as well as any one. that
certain acts are wrong, remembers that they were
forbidden, that he was punished for doing them,
and knows that he will be punished if he repeats
the offenceI In fact, this is no more than the
dumb animal does. There are few subjects of
deeper interest for the student of legal or moral
science. All human tests of crime must be i'm
perfect but there is reason to hope, that we are
coming to broader and more humane view,
which will neither allow judges to send ravng
maniacs to the galows, nor permit uries to acquit
the man who deliberately refuses and neglects to
lay restraint upon his passions.
The review of Campbell's Lives of Lyndhurst
and Brougham shows up, in spicy way, Lord
Campbes fondness for gossip and scandal. The
Digest of English and American decisions is full
as usual. We notice decision of the Common
Pleas, concerning suffrage. BY 30, Wet, every
"man' having certain qualifications, can vote.
importing the masculine gender shall be deemed
and taken to include females, unless the contrary
is expressly provided" Held, that the word man
in the first Act does not include women. and that
women cannot vote for members of Parliament.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02

In the matter Of the Rstate Of Frank Molteno. Of
Honolulu, deceased. Before Hon. A. S. HartWell.
ON READING AND FILING THE Pc
" titioa Of Stephen H. Phillips. Administrator Of
the Estate Of Frank Molteno, deceased, for the fna
settlement Of the accounts Of his administraton and
for his discharge from further responsibility on the
premises.
IT is HEREBY ORDERED THAT MONDAY, TIE
SEVENTH DAr OF MARCH. A. D., 1879 Al 10 o'cleok
A. NJ at the Court House in Honolulu. be the day and
hour for hearing the said application and all ohjec
tons thereto. Notice thereof being given BY publ
cation for two successive weeks in tie HAwAnAs GA
zETTE and Az 0koa. 1854
s1aEe eqee WALTER R. SEAL. 4sgs
Deputy. Clerk. Supreme Court.
Dated at Honolulu, Feb. Is 1870. I6-2t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-02
Circuit Court.--Maui.

At Chambers IAhaina Maui Dec 9Th fs6o Hon. A. s
az HartwelL Justice o. the supreme Cost
ON READING and fling the petitlon OF
" Kuamoo Kipp, praying for a divorce from her
husband james Kipp, the ground Of his wiful and
continued deseron Of her for three successive years
IT WAS ORDERED by the said Justices that the
said petition will come to be heard on the first day
of next june Term, Of the Circuit Court e; Lahana.
before the presiding Justice at Chambers, notice
thereof being given by previous publication in the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, for three successive months.
3-3m az j " THOMAS SHIEL. CLERK.