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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

DEFORE the Hon. A. S. HARTWELL, First
ID Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, and
Vice Chancellor.
ALEXANDER J. CARTWRIGHT VS. J. W. KEA-
WEHUNAHALA and DINA KEKAAKU, his
Wilc.-Bill in Equity, for foreclosure of Mort
gage.
Pursuant to order this day made nthe above EMIT
led suit by the Hon. A. S. Harwe First Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, and Vice Chancellor of
the Hawaiian Islands, notice is hereby given that
Bill in Equity has this day been filed in the above
entitled suit, praying for the foreclosure Of Mort
Kekaaku, his wife, and delivered to William Hum
phreys, and by him assigned to the omplainan said
Mortgage bearing date the first day of May, A. d.
1863, and given to promissory note for the
Of Nine Hundred Dollars, payable in twelve
months from the date aforesaid with interest at the
rate Of one and half per cent per month, payable
quarterly, in advance, the land and premises de-
scribed in Land COMMISSIONER Award No $3.50, and
Royal Patent No. 1921, by reference thereto. a
full description will appear. AlsO-a certain
Wooden House, situated in Kikihae, Honolulu, Oahu,
and erected upon the land of kamaka a. together
with all the rights, privileges, appurtenances and
buildings to the belonging; and that the day
Of hearing said Bill has been fixed by the Hon A. s.
Hartwell, Vice Chancellor, for MONDAY, the 22d of
August A. d. 1870. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Court
Room in the Court House at Honolulu and all per-
interested hereby notified to appear and show
cause, if any, against the prayer Of the Bill,
before the day assigned and fixed for the hearing.
W. C. PARKE,
Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands.
R. II. STANLEY, Solicitor for Complainant.
Honolulu, August 9th, lS70.-30-2t
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adirtcrn-Suprcme Court q the Hawaiian fslan- In
Probate-In the matter ofthe Estate Of EDWAnD Es
deceased-Beflre Mr. Justice nartwel az Chambers.
On reading and filing the petition II WM C. PARKE Mar
shall Of the Hawaiian Islands setting forth that Edward Bur-
CESS died ntestate Honolulu aresaid being time n
his death nauralzed citizen Of the Hawaiian Ians hut
Englshman by birth and leaving estate within ur
icon Of said Court That the only heirs Of the said "a
deceased aforesaid known the
mother and married sister, whose : unknown
the petitioner, residing in England brothers
Charles George and Herbert residing Francisco state
California; and further stating that the petitioner sent
due notice TO said BROTHERS, and praying r letters q iE
straon al interim to be issuse 70 the petitioner sud th
he NAV be appointed Administrator Of the said uru
due notice having been given 70 all persons appear and
show why the said petition sheuid be granted
IL Is ordered that Wednesday the 10th day q August D.
$50 at 10 O'Clock my chambers Honolulu afsrs-
said the said petition will be heard the appointments oftn
Administrator ad interim prayed for Notice thereof
ing been given by publication Il this order three success
i've weeks in tho Government GAzErrE anewspar published
the City Of Honolulu aforesaid Aud that further hear
ing upon the appointment ola permanent Administrator VII
be had before my Chambers aforesaid on Monday The
18th day Of September, A D. iS7O o'ciocs A. " Az
the said hearings all persons interested may appear
il Gy they have Why said petition should not De gram
ted, due noce thereof having been given said heirs
ALFRED :. HARTwEII
Justice q supreme Court.
Attest: WALTER n. SEAL. Deputy Clerk
Honolulu July 18th. fS70-2S-lf
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quested one months advance to be given
them, although admitting that they had no
claim to it, saying they wished to send 1t to
their relatives in China, and some immedi-
ately proceeded to deposit this money with
the interpreter who had come in the ship,
and who appeared to possess their conf
dence entirely, to send to theirfriends. One
incident occurred which was very credita-
BILE to the party; one the boys had taken
the advance for las he supposedly his
friend, and went below with the money.
His friend, however, was standing behind
him and claimed his advance, not knowing
that it had been paid to the other, got it
and proceeded below, when the first boy
finding that his friend had his own money,
brought back that which he had obtained
for him and put it on the table. All the
men came on shore as soon as they had
effected their engagements, and have con-
Quoted themselves, generally, with great
order, propriety and self-respect, going
about, in little parties, to see the town
and returning to the houses temporarily
prepared for them, in proper time; claim
ing and having for themselves one day in
Honolulu, before proceeding to work.
As this day fell on Saturday, they of
course got two, and we met several on
Monday morning, mastering in different
parties to proceed to their several destina-
tons, as happy, cheerful and healthy men
as one could desire to see.
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A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY BRASS OR
IA REED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS belonging
to the Government well all having such nstru-
ments of their own, which they DESTROYS Of selling,
will confer favor by bringing them to the Office of
the Governor Of Oahu, where those wishing to sell
will obtain a fair price for desirable instruments
WIN. N0RTHC0TT.
August Sth, 1870. Band Master.
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cuPREME COURT, Hawaiian Islands.

y bnslneSs Il1flheTs-
Notice Is hereby given 70 members n the BAR and % al
persons having business before Justice q the supreme Court
sitting Chambers that the said Justices will Cham
in the Court ofthe said Court clock in the
noon Mr.. Justice Hartwe every Monday wednesday and
Friday aud Mr. Justice Widcmaun Tuesday
Saturday for the hearing Of all matters that may pre-
sented % them. BY Order of the Court.
Honolulu July 25th. 1S7O.-2s-tf L. McCULLY Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, In Bankruptcy.--In the
- matter Il the Bankruptcy Of WILLIAM BABc0ck. .
Voluntary Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given the creditors Of this Estate Who
have proved Claims and entitled 70 vote that e
election Assignees in Bankruptcy viii Be held IN the
Clerks Office q the supreme Court y ocluek, Non
THURSDAY August 18th, 1870.
By order Of the Court
Honolulu. Julv sn,h. 1s=0.-aa2t
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Legal Notice.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas Shiel.
DROPER application having been made to
Il the Hon. And. J. Lawrence, Circuit Judge End
Judicial Circuit by Henry Dickinson Sr for Letters
of Administration upon the Estate Of Thomas Shel,
late deceased intestate NorIcE is hereby given TO
all whom it may concern. that Monday, the Path
day Of October. 1870, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
is day and hour appointed by for hearing the
application for Letters of Administration aforesaid
and all objections that may be offered thereto NJ the
Courthouse in the town Of Lahaina, Maui II. /.
A. j. LAWRENCE,
Circuit Judge 2nd Judicial Circuit II. /.
Lahaina Maui. August 5th, 1870. 30-tf
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Liberal Advances Made ON all ship
ments per Steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than BY Sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken % Shipments Of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will be received, and filed by return Of Steamer.
lza- Shipments from Europe and the United States.
intended for these Islands. will be received BY the
Company in San Francisco If consigned % them. and
be forwarded by their Steamers 20 Honolulu, FREE
CHARGE, except actual outlay.
z5-Passengers requested to take sheir tickets
before u o'clock the day Of sailing, and % pro-
their Passports.
Eso-All Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
scented before two o'clock on the day Of sailing.
they wilLhave to lay till the return Of the
Steamer for settlement.
1-sm H. HACKFELD a CO.. Agents.
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- BefSe the Hon. II. A. Widemann. IN chambers.
On reading and filing the petition Of KAUWAHTNE ALO
praying for divorce from her husband ALO Cknamsn
the ground Of wul and continued doscrton for more
than three successive years and appearing that The i
Alo is not a resident Of this Kingdom
II is ordered by the said Justice that the petition come
to be heard THURSDAY the first day d September
next at chambers in the Court House onouiu Oahu
notice thereof being given by previous publication the
GAZETTE, for at least three months previous to said
hearing.
Dated Honolulu, May 24th 1870
H. A. WTDENANN
Associate Justice Supreme Court.
l.
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Fl. VoSS,
Licenses Expiring in August, 1870.

d ETAIL-Oahu, Honoulu-3Oth, Halina 9th, A.
III Marks & Co.; 18th, Theo II. Davies Goth, J. ].
Peavey oath, G. L. Richards 18th, Chung TOOK
9th, On Choug; 23d, Sam Yek. Hawaii, Kaua-
LIST, Pan Hang Kahului Both, Pan Hang; Kalaiki.
Kau, 2sth Nicholas George Kohaia, Goth, J. Wight.
Maui. Kaupo-3lst. NJ. Honolulu Goe.
RETAIL SPIRITS-Honoulu- j. S. Lemon.
WHOLESALE-O Oahu. Honolulu I'd, Charles
Long; oath, C. L. Richards LIST, Theo. G. Heuck
Goth, J. Ritson.
VICTUALING-0ah Honolulu-2d Ahuna.
BILLIARDS-0ahu, HonOlulu--7th, Henry Nolte.
BUTCHER Maui, Waikiki, 18th, Akanaliili d
CO.
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N Of the estate Of JOHN ii, deceased The undersigned
having ben appointed temporary Administrator the above
estate with the VIII annexed all persons having claims
against said estate hereby notified present claims
duly authenticated AT the Office Of the undersigned until
further notice. within six months from DAY u the pub
cation Of this notice, otherwise, they will be forever barred
All persons In possession Of property belonging said
tate notified account for the without DELAY
s B. DOLE
Temporary Administrator
Dated Honolulu, July 18th. 1870 2G5t
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NTOTICE.-In the matter of the Estate
~ Of GEORGE EBERTS. deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Administrator q
the above Estate all persons hereby notified present
their claims, at the office Of the undersigned Ia Ho within
three months from the publication of this Notice. and all
persons in possession Of property belonging said Estate
notified TO account for the without delay.
J. II. COMFY Administrator.
Hilo, July 10. $50. g7-lmc
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LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO :
LEAVES HONOLULU

Freight for San Francisco will be received at the
Steamers Warehouse. and receipts for the same.
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
or sartage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken By
the Company.
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- u n ID II he -

Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, all sizes,
Ladies' Straw Hats. untrimmed. newest styles,
j. Gosnel Cos unequalled Perfumes,
Soaps, Brushes &c, Gossage Sons
prize medal pale English Soap, in
pound boxes, Hemp Canvas,
Heavy Bagging 4O& 42in.,
Burlap Bags, Sheathing Felt, Roofing Felt,
White Lead Zinc and Rolled OIL Naples,
Portland Cement Fire Brick, arch square,
States, Fencing Wire, No. 4, a 6,
Hoop Iron. I. Z. l, IT, ! inch,
Manila Cordage, ass'd sizes,
Spun Yarn, Amberline,
Houseline Goals,
Liverpool Salt, &C.
THEO. n. DAVIES.
Honolulu, August 9th, ls7O.-3O-4t
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C r o c E r lie s!
J. & T. N ortOn's Pie Fruits, Jams,

j. q I. N UTCUH ZIG FTUICS, dIIS,
Jellies, Cream Tartar, Saeratus, Pepper,
Mustard, Salad Oil, Vinegar, Currie Powder
Pimento, Cloves Mixed Spices, Mace,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Ginger,
Sage, Thyme, Mint,
Parsley, Mixed Herbs,
Worcestershire and other Sauces,
Tins of Preserved York Hams,
Choice York Hams in Salt,
Goldfish Roes and Sardines,
HOckin ~ Wilson's Ass'ted Sauces,
Pie Fruits. jams, Jees Lemon Syrup,
Salad Oil, Ass'd Pickles. Mustard.
Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel.
Cocoa, Macaroni, Vermieelli,
Potted Meats, Pepper,
Currie Powder, and
Cream Tartar.
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SUPRsalE couRT-Petl.,on for Divorce.

Attest: WALTER r. SEAL, Deputy Clerk
Honolulu July 25th 1S7O.-2S-3t
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Liquors, Wines and Beers

DUNVILLE'S WHISKEY, in bottles and bulk,
BRANDY-M artelPs and Hennessy's brand,
CHAMPAGNES of superior brand,
Bent Co.'S celebrated Ale and
Porter. Ginger Wine, Rum,
Machen & Co.'S Stout, etc.
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(Signedl WIN. G. IRWIN"
Also that the records of the Court will show
that R. V Husbands who made the complaint
against the petitioner for desertion from service
under such contract was the agent of the repre-
sentatives of Theo. Metcalf and manager of the
Metcalf Plantation, and the undersigned submit
that the return to the writ of Habeas Corpus
should be amended and it thereafter traversed Ly
the petitioner, that writ of certiorari issue to
bring up the record of said Court. All of which
the undersigned are ready to verify"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-15
Excursion by Iowa Editors.

The Iowa Press Association are about to
insugurate SERIES Of annual excursions,
and the first will occur during the present
Month. The members of the association
vii! meet at Otumwa on Tuesday, July
10Th.
On Wednesday morning q special train OF
:he North Missouri railroad will be placed
at their disposal, and leaving Otsumws g.
al early hour, will arrive at St Louis on the
evening of the same day. Thursday will be
devoted to visiting points of interest IN and
around ST. Louis. On Friday they are
invited to an excursion over the Iron Noun
tain railroad 10 Pilot Knob, returning to St
Louis III the evening. On Saturday the
excursion will probably go TO Kansas City
or Leavenwotth, remaining over Sunday
Leave on Monday morning for Omaha anc
Council Bluffs where an invitation has beer
rendered By the citizens, and where the
excursion will disband.
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CONGRESS CONDEMNED.

We have already made known the opinion
Of very many upon the results of the present
session OF congress. Here is what that able
and well posted journal, the St. Louis
Republican says:
Congress has ldIed along through the win
ter, spring and summer, doing little or
nothing comparatively for the good OF the
country, and serving no purpose except TO
show the utter worthlessness and folly OF
radical legislation. The session will be
protrscted TO the utmost limits of human
endurance bills of all sorts and desert O.
tons will pc brought forward and passed
without inquiry or examination the lobby
will produce its Unreasonable axes to be
ground at the public expense, and millions
of the peoples money will be voted away
reckiessly and thoughtlessly by tired and
drowsy members, anxious only &c get
through and go home, The carnival of leg
islstive raseahty is already beginning, and
it would be pleasing to the country if an
earthquake or epidemic would drive con
gress out OF Washington within week. Its
stay will surely cost the nation a round sum
IN hard cash, and bring absolutely nothing
in return
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Newspaper
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A Book of 1875 closely printed pages, lately
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vertising Mediums, giving the names, cireula-
tions, and full particulars concerning the leading
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Mailed free to any address receipt of fifteen
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The Pittsburg Pa ledger. in its issue OF
May 90, 1870, says: The firm OF q. p. RoweiI
4 Co, which issues this interesting and valuable
book, is the largest and best Advertising Agency
in the United States, and we can eheerfully re
commend it to the sttsntiou OF those who desire
To advertise their business scientifically ana sys-
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penditure of money.
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Death Of Admiral Dahlgran.

Admiral John A. Dshlgren, whose death
occurred at Washington, Wednesday, was
born in Pennsylvania in 1910, entered the
navy in 1926, and in l827.26 served on the
Brazilian and Mediterranean stations. On
his return TO the United States he went
through an elaborate course of scientific
naval study, and during the year 1886
was employed on the coast survey. Having
from all early age manifested u decided
genius for gunnery, he was III 1871 ap-
pointed to the ordnance department., and
invented the celebrated shell gun nowknown
by his name. While IN command Of the
United States ship Cumberland in 1855, he
made many experiments in proieotiles aud
introduced valuable improvements in tina,
branch. At the outbreak OF the war he wss
appointed to the command of the navy yard
at Washington, and on the death of Admiral
t'oote in SOB, was placed ii charge of the
blocksding feet off Charleston. His several
attacks on tn at city failed of success, and
since the close of hostiIities he has been
stationed at Washingt ton.
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Read the testimony of physicians and
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DR.. Sparks, of Nichoisyille, Ky, says
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OUCH AN ARTICLE IS"DR. TOBIAS VEN
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the public for % years, and has never failettgig-
ing satisfaction in single instance. Every drop
OF this valuable com rocnd is mixed by DR.. Tobias
himself therefore, it can always be relied upon.
IL Is warranted superior to any other for the cure
OF Chronic Rheumatism, Toothaehe, Headache,
Sore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mnmps,
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Sprains, Cholera, Collie, Spasms, Dysentery,
Bruises, ooids, Coughs, Old Sores, Sweilings.
Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There is
no medicine Ia ths"World" that stands more on
its own merits than the Venetian Imminent"
Thousands of certificates can be seen at the Doc
tors office, attesting its rare virtues. Sold by
all Druggists and stors-keepers throughout the
United States. Price, 80 cents and Ill 90 DER
hejtls. Dspet, 10 Pssk Plsss, New York.
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Trade in Woclau Goods.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says
that the importers Of wooiens look for quite
E trade the coming fall, and the orders that
have gone abroad are chiefly for fancy, high
cost pantaloons goods. II saws: "For gener
al wear and the wants of our rea.iy-made
clothing trade, the productions of cur A
merican mills cannot be surpassed The
whole sale clothier have now all their tall
clothes in store, and have already turaed ont
one third of the clothing designed 20 meet
the next sessions demand. The strike of
the pressmen has been very general, but
enough have been secured at piece work to
keep the production up to its usual figures
The fall trade will be short and brisk-the
stock at the ives: being very closely worked
Off
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

To the voters of the fourth congressional dis
trict of Illinois.
In the performance of the duties assigned us
by the Democracy of the District, we besire TO
call your attention to a few of the acts Of the
present party in power
First. An unnecessary, bu densome, iuquisa-
torlal and unequal system of taxation.
SecoHd. high protective tariff for the benefit
OF a lew mon opOles which creates additional
burdens on the west for the benefit of The east.
Third. The exemption of the interest bearing
debt from its proper taxation.
Fourth. Abulisning by congressi0saiaefioh '"'
rights of states aad individuals. e.
FIN. By class end partial legitiaaion ..rty
wealthy corporations attempting TO re'"IH PA'''
power through fraud and corruption -
Nirtb. Committin.. these and other great out
RACES which could be perpetrated upon Tree
n.onl, onIv after great civil war, upon pre- |
,apGe Of streng thing the government when their
true object is 10 lead the people to monarchy and
despetisu.
To remedy these great evils, We invite all VINO
oppose these Outrages to Join with in sending
delegates 80 the Convention TO be held at Dallas
City the 9Th day OF August, for the purpose
OF selecting candidate for Congress, VINO will
honestly eudeavor TO stop the tide Of corruption
which now controls, to an alarming extent, the
legislation of the country.
Lot all who feel just pride in being citizen
of the United States, come forward and aid in
saving VIII stsver remains of a frse constitutional
form OF government.
T. T. DWIGHT,
j. Nj. FINCH,
J. B. PATTERSON
A. II. SWAIN,
I. 4. CABEEs,
JAS. +. CoPP,
Dem. Cen. Committee 4th Cong. District.
JULG Arm. 1870.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-15

HERE are the "straws' thus far: The
defeat the republicans in Connecticut in
ApF''i the $1,000 democratic majority in
New York at the June election the loss OF
the State of Oregon, including republican
I. D. Senator, Mr. Williams, whose success.
or will be democrat, and the defea. Of Bow
en-, the regular radical negro nominee for
mayor of Washington, by 5000 majority
This is pretty good for the spring breezes.
When the autumn gales begin to blow.
look out for the whole straw stack.
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CALLIcoTT has served out his time in the
New York penitentisry under his sentence.
The court, in addition, imposed q fine Of
$4,000 ard United States judge decides
that Callicott cannot be released until his
hne is paid, unless pardoned by the presi-
dent. So that his release may be indefinitely
postponed.
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