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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
Do PROCLAIM.

That II i OUR vii andpleasure, in pur-
susnoe Of the provisions of Our Constitu-
non. that the Members Of the Legislative
Assembly Of OUR Kingdom, do assemble
a. the COur1 House, In OUR City of Homo
lulu, for the despatch Of Public Business,
a q o'clock. NJ. on Saturday the thirtieth
d.y Of April, IN the wear Of Our Lord, One
Thousand Eight Hundred and SEVENTY.
Given unds- OUE ROYAL Sign Manual, at
Iolani Palace, IN OUR City of Homo
Iulu, this frss day of March, a. D. One
Tboussnd Eight Hundred and Seven
". and In the Seventh Year of Our
Reign
KAMEHAMEHA r.
By the KISG-
The Minister Of the Interior,
+. W. HUTCHINSON
FEz1Ar Nrxr. tie Issh inst, being GOOD FRI
DAT. uosiss bsrrby given that public business
"a - Transacted. ard that all Government Offices
"a - class5 O. that day-
FEEp- ". HrTcHIssoS,
Hen. O6es. April II. lsTo.
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1LEGAL NOTICES (

SCPRENE COURT Of the Hawaiian Islands,
- Oahnss In the matter % The EsfAfs q CHARLES n
SPENCER and HHNRl NAcfARLANR. voinntary Rsnk-
rupt<--h Chambers, bslre 10. Justice Wiieniano =
The above named Charles n Spencer AID Henry Nacriane
having eoale bcfte ne and DECLARED themselves nnkrap
As provided in scction 81, Il the Civil C,fc
IL = cssg1 ~ the cpzri Marshal pf ths Nina
dom do take possession q all the property said Bankrupf
aud Il eaeh q theia and Pqt their <tqEehouus eounlnr
houses effects and papers under hex and seal;
And 10 : fnrher erdcrcd BY the Court aotcs a .
ankFutcy appear In the Govtrnmen dAEKFrx that no
uce b Ass given for thrve said news,
paper calling upon all eears u such Ankrupts arpear
bsiEv Mr. Justice isnana a the eour House In
AZ 10 ocosk A. N. THURSDAY the sist day q APRIL A
$50 thea and there 70 prove their debts according 70
law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THos. c. THRuM,
stencil Plate Cater. CoPyiss and
CaifgrnPher.

Is prersred atvnd 10 al csrs In his ne. snck
Stencil Plates. (fr elutinE. eoss etc. bu
Plantation and Advertising Plates.
Charts surveys Plans Music Legal and other Documents
accurately coped.
ss Books opened closed Accounts kept and made cut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
ALFRED 5 nAKrNELL

Attest: W. R. SEAL Deputy Clerk.
Dated Honolulu, April lst 1870 isSr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13

A SUNDAY school teacher in New York gave a
meerschaum pipe to one of his scholars a reward
of merit
The Missouri Legislature has voted to allow wo-
men to vote on matters connected with schools.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The Elerfizs-Tze Labor QasstiOR-Nors Coolies for
the KiHy-7As Trade iH HsaaH Flesh-N tssiona-
ries Indirectly Engaged in it-Btsiaess.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
c,uPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian IaIand-

H. A. WlpENANN.
Associafe Jusfics q the Supreme Court
Attest. W. r. srAL- Deputy CLERK. ~
Dated Honolulu. April lst. 1870 1i-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
ALFRED S. HARrwELI,
V...et..| - s.. ..
CUPREME COURT or the Hawaiian IsIan

Attest; l. McCvILr, Clerk
Dated Honolulu. March s9tii 1870. N-Ae IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
KAAIEHAAIEHA R

D lllr hAS's-
The Minister Of the Interior,
F. W HUTCHINSON
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
LEGAL .T0Kfce.

Jacob Dearborn plt'f Predict omP1eas.
Isaac Cooper 81 Flora Petition TO Fore
E. Cooper ct. al. close Mortgage.
To Isaac Cooper and Flora f. Cooper,
Of the State of Missouri will take notice
that Jacob Dearborn of the county Of
Preble and State Of Ohio did on the
18th day of October 1869, 6le his petit
ton in the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Preble and
State ofObio, against the said Isaac
Cooper, Flora L. Cooper and Samuel
Austin, adm'r OF the estate Of Levin Biz
hof deceased. Rachel Austin and others
defendants, setting firth that the said
Isaac Cooper &-Kloraa E. Cooper gave a
mortgage to the defendants, Peter Mike.
sell d Parthenee Tay lori on the following
described Real Estate. situate in the
county of PrebIesa and State Of Ohio. Be
ing at Lot number nineiy-three (93) as
known and designated on the plat Of the
incorporated village Of Winchester in
said county, to secure the paymen
$4,000 to -cerLain notes re.
ferred(to in said mortgage, that one Of
said notes has been duly assigned to this
plaintiff. and that since the giving ,of
said mortgage said Isaac Cooper g. Flora
E. Cooper, conveyed said Real Estate, to
one Levin Bishof nov deceased, that
said deed has been lost and that the 9TH
er defendants claim some interest in
said real estate, under the said Isaac g
Flora i. Cooper, land the sad Levin
Bishof deceased and PRAYING that said
title may be granted aud that said sum
L~of'S250,O0 with interest from April Is,
1853. shall be pail by the administrator
of said Levin Bishof or that said pr4mi-
SEES may be soldto pay the same. 80
And the said Isaac Cooper and Flora
e. Cooper, are notified that they ase re-
quirsd to appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the 25th day Of June,
1870
CAMPBELL & GILMORE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
May IL, 1870 We prfsI6
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19

he aids and abets the plans of the scoun-
.dreI Bullock. The Radicals are some
what fustered over the fac that the pro-
posed caucus or powwow of their mem
bers ard Senators is NOT likely to be as
harmopions as could be wished. The
extremists arc sroaring as gently as
sucking doves" IN The hone that a COM
promise cf the conflicting clements of
Radicaiism, as displayed on the debate
and vote on the Georgia bill and the tar
if, may be made in order to again carry
the South and the shaky districts North
for members of Congress next fall. The
edi6ce tCtters and must fall.
.JAOTRS
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
A Sensible Woman

A communication from a "Ma-
tron" in the Joliet (IlI.) Repub-
lican, argues in this way;
81 Just don't believe in these
new woman notions. 1 have
raised six boys-four of them
vote now, and the others will
soon be Ole enough. Then l will
have six votes. Now these good
for nothing women who have
their time away, and new
er raised a single boy, come
around and want every woman
to vote for herself. 1 dou't be-
lieve in any such nonsense. |
have raised my six boys and l
am going to have all vote for
me. Those women who go lee
turing around the country, in
stead of raising boys, have no
business to vote any way. And
when they say they ale just as
good as 1 am, and have a right
to vote themselves, if they have
no boys to do so for them, it is
not true. If they are as smart
as 1 am why did they not raise
some boys to vote for them? l
tell you I do not intend to be
cheated out of my six votes by
any such good-for-nothing folks.
| guess the world would come to
a pretty pass in a mighty short
time if the women all took to
going around lecturing on wo-
mems rights instead of raising
boys.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
JACQUES.
Transfers or Real Estate

The following are the Trans
fers of Real Estate for The mouth
of April, as they occnre on the
books Of the Recorder.
VIM. u. Kenwortby to 7. Huff
man and Howard Young, 16O a
S w or pit sec 10, Gratis township
7. 500.
Lewis Drayer to David H.
Dafier, ZIG acre pit sec SO, Twin
tip CTS.
Black, 2 a 2 20 p. pl 3 W or
sec 2, Lanier tip, 1861.
Simon Geetiug to IL. M. Her
man, lot IS, West alexandria.
125.
John l.. Quinn, to Reuben
Wesco, lots 3, 4, eastern suburb
Eaton, /, $50.
Isac Geyer to John Ehlers, Sc
a rt n eqr sec IA, Lanier, tip, 81,
$50.
Peter L.. Norris to Edward,
.Cloyd 4a2r 30 p.pt 8 W or sec.
2 Lanier tip, 400.
Phebe Mccoy to John B
Stevens, "A pit 9 c Or O. 2, Mon
roe pit, 81 900.
Andrew Sterling to Sam1 Ban
fill, lot in Eldorado, $1,000.
SamH Banffll to Jas 3. Stew.
ems, same. $1,000.
James @. Hays to Sam.l Ban>
fiji, lot IN Eldorado, 900.
Sam,l Ban1ll, to James B.
Stevens, same l 900.
John Fieagle to John Stude-
baker; 5 a ut n e or sec 5, Bari
son tip, 500.
Simon Geeting, SEN, to Simon
.Geeting jr., and John Russell, l.
45 a pit n W br sec 8 Twin tp, a,
$50.
Henry Jacquart to Annuel
Clifford, lot 9, Greerbush, 1000
Robert Bell to Sam,l Benner,
152 a SO T pit n w or sec IA,
Jackson tp, $10,675.
VIM Cooper to Robert Bell,
16O an e Or e 81 Jackson tip,
$4,000.
ITO be Continued.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19

Democratic Papers. A more
free circulation of Democratic
papers among the people must
result to their benefit. What
would any farmer be without
his County paper! Why should
any Democrat, for the sum of two
dollars per year, deny himself the
pleasure of reading a newspaper
at least once a week? In fact,
most of our Farmers should take
two or three papers, and no one
is SO poor that one paper at least
could be taken in a family.-We
hope that the question of news
paper circulation will be taken
in hand by the different active
Democrats in each locality, and
worked up until every Democrat
in Fayette County will have a
PAPER coming to his address.
to it at once, for the whole
question depends upon the pro-
per enlightenment of the people
upon the issues before them.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
Dayton & Eaton ON
nibuS Line.

HE undersigned win run a DailS
Il Omnibus line between Dayton an I
Eaton, as follows:
Leave Eaton daily at 8 30 a. m, arri-
wing at Dayton AZ 10 a. m.
Leave Dayton at ] p. m, arriving
at Eaton at 6 30 p. m.
Prompt connections madewith Noi th.
ern trains at DAYTON.
Passengers will be called for BY lea,-
ing their address at the Doup House,
Dayton, and the K Aress Office, lee
the Drug Store Of J. .pBrookiAs a Son,
Eaton, o.
All orders andcommissions promptly
attended TO. JAS TORRENCE.
'sn. / 65-yrl.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
MOTT E-PAVFMENT.

Sealed proposalg viii be received BY
the Board Of Education ofspecial School
District, number 4, Washington Town
ship up 10 7 o'clock p. NJ, May 18th,
1870 for makiag a brick pavement in
front Of the old School House on Baron
street.
Specification ) may be seen at the Aud
.itor Office. All bids 10 be accompanied
by bond with approved securities for the
faithful performance of the work accord
ing to specifications. BY order Of the
board. ROBERT MILLER, Sec'y.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19

One of the beauties of the In
ternal Revenue law is that no
farmea can sell his own produce,
potatoes, egg or butter, from
house to house or from his wag~
on, at retail except he tyke out a
special license at ten dollars, or
pay a fine of one hundred dol
lars, one half of which goes to
the informer. It is estimated
that there are two hundred
thousand scamps i'll the United
States who make their living as
spies and informers.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
ITO be Continued.
What A Teacher Should Do.

AO6SACE 0hOuA0 OOs
Labor diligently for self iu.
provement.
Thoroughly understand whar
he attempts to teach.
Prepare himself for ca ch les
son assigned.
Require prompt and accurGt'
recitation.
Danish all books at recitation
except in reading.
Call Oh pupils promiscuously
Ask two questions ont of the
the book for every one in it.
Teach both By precept and ex.
ample.
Manifest an active Unrest in
the studies of his PUZZLES.
Make the schoolroom cheerful
and attractive.
He should be courteous in Ian
guage snd action.
Cultivate a pleasant counte-
nance.
Require prompt and exact
obedienco-
Insist upon attention from the
whole class.
Make few, if any rules,
Avoid governing too much.
Let his pupils understand that
he means what he says.
Shonld govern himself.
Take care of his health.
Visit the parents of bis pupils
Encourage parents to visit the
school.
Visit the schools of others.
Subscribe for some education
al. journal.
Attend teachers associations
and institutes.
He should teach the subject,
not mere words.
He shonld dignity and elevate
his profession by his personal
worth, as well as by his scholar
ship.
What a techer should do.
Never promise what he can
not perform.
Never threaten for anticipa-
ton ~offenses.
Never be hasty ip word action.
Oever punish when augry.
Never speak IN a scoldiug,
fretful manner.
Never be late at school.
Never tell a pupil to do q
thing, unless convinced he can.
Never attempt to teach too
many things.
Never compare one child with
other.
Never use a hard word when
aneasy one will answer as well.
Never let your pnplis see that
they can vex yon.
Never allow tale-bearing.
Never let known fault go un-
noticed.
Never speak evil of other
Never indulge in anything in
consistent with true politeness.
Never put off tomorrow what
can be done to-day.
Never trust to another what
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
TO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals viii be received at
this Office up to NJ ofFriday, Jone 18th
next for furnishing all the materials and
erecting a building on the InlrnaV
Farm, 22X33 feet, atone basement, brick
walls, galvanized iron c~ornice and slate
roof rr
Bids will be received for any part Of
The work or for the whole.
Contractors viii be required TO give
bond for the iaithfOl performance Of tho
work.
Plans and specifcations can now be
seen at this Office.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of Commissioners.
JARVIS N LAKE, Auditor.
May l2,IS7Ow6pf$6,7 as
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE coNvEN.
TON.

The Democratic State Central Com
lmittee OF Ohio, met December 10, 1869,
and decided that the Democratic State
Convention would be held in the City of
Columbus, on WEDNESDAY, June 1,
1870.
"It was also resolved that the basis of
representation in said convention be as
follows: That each county in the State
be entitled to one delegate, and also
one delegate for every five hundred votes
cast for Hon. George II. Pendleton for
Governor, at the election held on the
second Tuesday of October, 1869; and
also one delegate for every fraction OF
two hundred and fifty votes or over cast
for that gentleman at thats.time."
This gives PEBBLE County five dele
gates, and the total number in the State
amounts TO 537. At the same meeting
of the Democratic State Central Conn
mittee, it was
Resolved, That the Democracy of
each county in Ohio, be requested to
nominate their county ticket and also.
=appoint their county central and execu-
tive committees at the same time that
they appoint their delegates to the State
Convention.
The following are the officers to nomi-
mated by the Democratic State Conven-
tion, IN the first day of june, 1870:
SECRETARY OF STATE:
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
COMPTROLLER of the TREASURY
.CoMMIssIoNER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.
By order of the Democratic State
Central Committee of Ohio.
CHARLES L. ALLEN. Chairman.
JAMES W. NEWMAN, Secretary.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
Notice.

Dayton Ohio, April 26, 1910
Notice is hereby given that the United
States Internal Revenue Taxes on the
annual list for 1870 are now due, and
mnstbe paid on or before the 10th day Of
May 1870.
The taxes Of Preble county will be
paid at the Deputy Collectors Omce,
Eaton. ,
This list includes taxes on Incomes,
Gold Watchee, Carriages, and special
taxes or Licenses.
$40 R0B'T WILLIAMS, .Jr.
May IL lS7Owlpfs2. Collector
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
ROB
Berry
No relief for the people.

No relief for the people.
A despotic and tyrannical
crew of thieves and labor-rob-
bers defy the will of the plead
ing millions, deride and laugh at
their earnest appeals, and mock
at their petitions for relief from
the burden OF taxation that is
eating up their earning, crushing
their engergies, and reducing
them to an abject state of vassal-
age to a public plundering gov
eminent, to support a horde of
traitors, vampires and rascals.
And all this against the will of
the people-without their con>
sent-and against eAery principal
of free government.
An infamous conclaye of UNI
considerable outlaws, and
knaves and profligate villains,
who compose the vile enormity
styled a Congress, concoct plans
and pass laws, day after day, to
enrich themselves, and more eff
ectually enslave the people.
Monoplies + protected, i'm
mense sums of money donated to
pet corporations, and the people
the producing classes are taxed
and robbed-their earnings.
transgerred to the pockets of a fla
vored few who toll not, and who
spurn those who labor and sweat
and dig without rest to produce
the very money which these i'm
fernal cormorants and people
government, pampered
labor-consuming debauches and
shameless parasites and leeches,
employ to lord it over honest in
dustry.
The public Landslide patri
mony and rightful inheritance of
the people-have been transfer
red by this bastard Congress to.
soulless, heartless and swlndling
railroad corporations. Millions
of acers of the peoples land, by
by the characteristic harlotry of
the vile monistrosity that holds
its atrocious and disgusting car
nival of prostitution at Wash
ington, have been, by the most
wicked, wanton, unjust and un-
warrantable legislation, trans
mitted 10 the possession of a
greedy horde of land pirates, to
be held by them as a mortmain
forever. Thus the people are
not only robbed of their earnings
but their legal ane rightful pat
rimony and inheritance, which
by all the laws of free govern
ment and of them, is swept into
the hands of remorseless swind-
lers, to be used as an engine of
oppression aud tyranny upon fu-
ture generations.
How long will a once free peo-
pie, accustomed to the blessings
ofa inst oovernme allow them>
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19

selves to be robbed swindled,
crushed, spit upon, degraded,
mal-treated and enslave by such
usurpations and odious misrule
There is not a crowned head in
all the empires and monarohies
of the old world, with all their
absolutism that would dare dis
regard the wills of their peoples
as this nigger-mongering mono
poly-pondering, aristobracy-sup-
porting, people robbing, liberty
destroying caucus of thieves, ira
itors, miscreants and blistering
curse upon the nation, that pas
ses inappropriately and falselo,
under the name of a Congress OF
the United States. By the cen,
sors and monitors of nation wild
beasts are caged-robbers and
high-wa men imprisoned and
punished murders, incendiaries,
and plotters against a nations
veal brought to the block or the
scaffold;-but worse than these,
the Mongrcl bastards in Con
gress assembled needing no law
caring for no law-acknowledg-
ing no authority higher than
own depraved and atrocious will
are let loose upon the people
with q ferocity that knows no re-
straints and ia limited only by
their inability to invent more
fiendish measures of oppression
and despotism.
This is the condition of the
American people at this very
hour. They. are a sprey to the
sinister Vaccinations of conspir
ators and traitors. One after an
other of the rights of the States
have been ruthlessiy plucky a.
way: encroachment after en-
croachment upon the rights of
the citizen has been made and
tolerated; scheme after scheme
for robbing and plundering the
people has been enacten; riget
after right has bee destroyed IN
till liberty exists only in an en-
PITY name, and free institutions,
of the fathers are hidden by the
rubbish of The Mongeral mon
.strosity that has reared its hide
Gus, deformed and polluted pros
portions in our midst. We have
1rifted to the very verge of the
engulfng maelstrom, soon to be
Drawn into the vortex of ire
destruction, if we do.
not shake off the power of the
present accused administration
and its conorts- of goddess min
.ons.
White freemen of America
will you submit to these outrages
upon your liberties-tbese rob-
berries of your sweatbought earn
.ngs-these violations of the con-
'titutions of your State govern
nents, and the Federal Ccnstitu-
and subject yourselves In
lumble, obsequious, cowardly,
iubmission to an atrocious, dam
despotism Of a corrupt, vile
md incestuous set of scoundrels,
whose only virtues are avarice,
perjury and debauchery? In the
lame of Liberty, and in memo
y of the inhuman wrongs they
lavo Inflicted upon you, resent
his treachery and perfdy. if you
lave to cut the Threats of eAery
who has trampled upon a
rec government.-Hdmilton
True Telegraph.
|
A Sensible Woman.
A communication from a "Ma-
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Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
AUDITOR OF STATES OEFIcg-DEYAKr-
MEET Of INSURANCE, %
Galr~hr. T.. OIL 1O7O

MENT OF INSURANCE, "
Columbus, Jan. 81. 1870.
It is hereby certified, that the Ohio
Fur Ler's Insurance Company, located
at Westfield. LIE Roy p. o., il the State
of Ohio, has complied, in all respects,
with the laws of this State relating to
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, for
the current year, and has filed in this
Office a sworn statement by the proper
officers thereof showing its condition
and business at the date of ouch state
ment (Dec. 81, 1863, } to be as follows:
Aggregate amount of available
assets, including the sum of
$97, $50 in PremiumN Totes held
by the Company on Policies. 1915, 5b3 81
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid, 1None1
Reinsurance, $174,o63 90 IF4,063 90
Amt of income for the preceding year
in cash, l29' 25i 90
Amt of income for the proceeding in
Prem. Notes liable to ASS.
ment, 1888 81
EXPENDITURES.
Losses paid during the year, 8 1893 80
Expenses " $16,610 20 $67, 0O4 I6
- In Witness Whereof, have here
Seal unto subscribed my name and
- caused the seal Of my Office
20 be affixed the day and year above writ
ten. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
May 19,187O,wI# Auditor of State.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
Notfce

Notice is hereby given hat the under
signed has this day been duly appointed
as Administrator Of the Estate OF Peter
Cssserly. late Of Prcble county, Ohio,
'deceased JOHN v. CAMPBELL,
May12, I87Ow3pf$I75. Adm'r
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19

Notice is hereby gwen that the under
has this day been duly appointed
Of the Estate Of Dennis Mullen
laie of Preble county dseeased.
j. v. CAMPBELL Bx'r
May II, 187vw3pf 81 IS
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-19
Execntor'a MnfIen.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has this day been duly appointed
Executor ofthe Estate of Joseph Dunn;
late of Preble county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN ". CAMPBELL,
May 12.ls7ow3pfSl 75. Adm'r.