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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Flowing, planting, pruning, spading,
hoeing, sowing and scattering fertiliz-
ers-that's what's goingon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
mARKET NOrIOE,

The Market House will be opened for
Market on next Saturday, the 10th inst,
Market hours from 4 o'clock, A. NJ. to 8
O'Clock, A. NJ, until the first day of oc-
tobcr next. % LEO NoLES,
Aprilll4, 1870. a' Market Master.
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Remember, at City Hall on Tuesday
April 10Th, Hamlct-the burlesque OF
the period. UI>2LJ y
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-1.LL rl6 I,s.,.S = II ST HieS ( 1
'6OSScii1isS KsFd, iI n; wsgsn.hlalss, A, J0A
S'fasNAsScSS. wright t. S'ur'
~ a II, Cannon. u. Fritter.
on % fhics4Ihiiiies. 3. ghe. G. Weaver, VIM, n.
Kooken. sapH Npflih
City SolicitOr-J. G. Reeves, =, -
Maiahki42 Leo Ndles. D. 4 htAstA
Treasurer-J. McManamy.
.y(1erk-+Wm. l.. King.is i,.fa ~ saasf i.' &
Council meetings. flfst Thursday Of each
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.IHMNN . ;
City MARKET.

Our citizens will see by the notice of
Marshal N oEEs in another place, that
the city market re-opens for the season
next Saturday morning.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

BEST Vocal and Instrumental talent
In our city--wlll perform at City Hall
on Tuesday night. eftl > .1..s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Go and hear the great sensation ofthe
day, 3Belle of Fourteenth street." at City
on the coming Tuesday eve. p
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

1.-The new Court House son the hilr
islooiaing up, The window frames Of
the second story are in position.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

Fred. Bauman is digging the founda-
tion fora large two-story brick,, To- be
erected Immediately on Main street ad-
joining the WetEel IIonse. ,,..... ,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

The enlargement and reconstruction
of.the County Fair Grounds Is being
prosecuted with vigor. 4sg
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New Advertisements!
AdminIstrntor,s Notice.

hereby give notice that 1 have been ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate OF Thomas Myers, late of Fairfield
county, Ohio, decd. All Interested persons
should act accordingly
April IA. IS7O-St JOSEPH SHERBURN.
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Mathematical Instruments, Engi-
necr's & Drawing material for sale at
Tnthillis. n 7 p Z W n F3w4..
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Don't tailtS hear Mortimer on "wo-
mans Rights City Hall, Tuesday Eve
April 10Th.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

-Four fresh-fish stands are doing busi-
ness in Lancaster, and more in prospect
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

1.-The man who builds an opera house
in Lancaster will immortalize himself.
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NOTICE
Splendid Farm for Sale IN
Shelby county, Illinois.

THIS FARM CONTAINS eco ACRES OF
flne rolling land, lying upon Robinson Greek
az miles from the county seat. The sell Is 9I
the very best in the State. 45 acres oil this
land is good timber, adjoining the improved
This farm is in hrstrate condition, with
good fences, plenty Of meadow and pasture
fand. abundantiy supplied with never failing
water, and shade for stock. IT has larYe'
commodious dwelling house, with barn, sta
hles and other outhouses. The orchard are Of
choice varieties Of apples, peaches, pears.
Young and thrifty bearing fruit. Ii has also q
large quantity Of ornamental shrubbory and
small fruits. =
offers this farm cheap, Any person wishing
good farm Ia Illinois win do well to In Juire as
"a this before purchasing elsewhere. Reason
able terms will be given. Address
HESS a STBPHENSON,
attorneys at Law.
Hfarch II 1S11-lWt Shelbyviile, Illinois.
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March II, 1s7O-iW:. sheibyviiis, Illinois

NOTICE. .,
Notice Is hereby given that petition has
been filed in the Auditors once praying tor
the incorporation Of the village Of Bremen,
FairfIsId county, Ohio, and that said petition
will be up for hearing before the Commission
ers Of said county, on the 10th day Of May,
1870, in the Auditors Office Of said county;
DAVID McCANDLIsH,
4f,s4ti F.. Agent for Petitioners.
March II, ieT0-6w.
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4
store. Corn Tpther quiet nt ~ O7al Os
for new mixed western. a. -
PRovIsl0HsrPOrk aulet ana, firm At
t27 20 bid fOf mess y28 generally asked.
Beaf aulet and lunehanRed. Gu meats
and bacon quiet and aeady. -
PRoDUcE-L ard In fair demand with
sales Of 900 tIerces Of Prime steam for
May at 1555Se, and $50 tierces seller four
months at l5He. Eggs In moderate de-
mand and unchanged.
TrV kS-E--<s<- ssssaI. Z rrreT.frf
,tNst HSrk CagsIe sIdsiitet
.asrr.aueEgw YoRK, Aprll1l,
BEEvEs-Total number 6757; on
sale tO-day70 cara at COmmunIp1w, 70
at Weehawken, and 07 cars at Tooth
street--3000 cattle-these were finally
sold. Quality better, and 171Sc reached
for very few. Most ofthe good brought
l6al7c and poorest 13c, Averaging ai
last week. A drove of 7S fine Illinois
cattle, 71s cwt., sold at 16al7lkc; O4(
light Kentucky, 8A cwt., l4ISalOc !. 23(
good Illinois, ~ cwt., at l5BalbJ6c 4
car of still-fed bulls at 1876, WITH 4
cat Of very poor Canada steers, 4 y cWt.
at Hal 10. Y = " ~ ,l5EkstD
SHEEP-Comc forward more freely
half of them sheared, so as to get NOR
in car. Total receipts 1890, with Il
cars to-day at Communipaw, at 4Otl
stree, fapd 0 a Wehawkeii. lTfade q
slow and prices less firm. Sheafed an
selling al 6aojk a and wool sheen M 4.
l0e. There wer9sone lots LEFT t0-nikhI
SaleS cf OHIO shesIed: car N lbs0ke {
q car Of S0 lbs 7c, a,car Of 100 lbs 8 &c
acar of 100 lbs wool sheep lOc, a car o
SO lbs State Sc.
HOGs-Steady at l2c for heavy an(
t12Hc for light, sold dead. Total re
celpts l0,900, to-day 20 cars Of 1870 ID
sold ~ 6ca The weather israiny ana
unfayorable.
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Game, Meats, and other refreshments
win at all times be served mp In the best syle,;
Neatness and good order Observed and good
ton,ers. [feb. 1e,1e6s-u
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LorfE1arci's Racht Club Smoking
HIohlaooA

classed By all who consume IL as the finest Of
all; IL Is made Of the finest leaf grown it's an
Il nervous In lis effects, as the Nicotine pas
been extracted !; IL leaves no dissgreeable taste
after smoking; II isvery mid llght IN eoioI
and weight, hence one pound VIII last as lone eiae
as OF ordinary tobacco. In TINS Drana W ssso
pack o1dSs every day for 1rst quality MseI.
n n !. siFit IN 4isims t5 Be, "THE YINTsf or ALL"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14

sUmdcrtaking.-A fine Hcarsc alway:
made to uTder, and good assortment OF Bur.
ial Cases, Caskets, sc. kept on hand.
Thanking the public for the custom hereto
fore received, tho undersigned will use theii
best efforts to give such satisfaction in the fu.
the same. STRoPEL& 4 BLlETZACKER.
Msrch3, 1S1O-tf Z II lfllT ,i
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We MG@N NnER1AG @.

HENRY SEARS, HAVING PURCHASED
the saloon recently occupied by VIM. Howser.
basement Of MlthOf House, under Bnsh's Gro
cery store-has fitted It mp for IN Eating sa-
ioni, III drst GLASS character; whore
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
BOOTS g. SHOES.
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Shoemakers' Findings.

and Leather Of all kinds, kept on hand as us
ual, Custom or homemade work that gives
wayi in sewing or peggiDg repaired without
charge. .-.Is |I-II. 1.I...
Thanking aliberal pnblic for the patronage
heretofore extended, he will spare no effort Ia
merit a continuance and increase Of the same
March "a, Is10-tf t
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cs1sET sTATG GSFA2RFiGiip. SE GMISii IS,
LJ.w. Faringer, cashier of the Hooking Val
lev National Bank, Of Lancaster, do solemnly
swear, that the above statement Is true to the
Ift'1 j. W. FARINGEl., Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to, before me. this list
day of April, 1870. \; sCHLEiCH,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: G, A. MithOGf, g. W. Clas-
pill, s. j. Wright, Directors, El1
April 7th. 1S70-3t.
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Ole. lie. .0a'|,z';leI'tte.. |,';lI'
LANCASTER, OHIO,
Thursday, AprI II, 1870

Dr.Loye isin the .city.qhD dsoqH
n9caan6t East lancaster bs'1apuexed''
In time for the census? .sa,y.
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" EGAL NOTICE. '-
Jacob Mcdaniel, ,'PPG. fn,l..
against ~ Divorce.

Said Defendant, Josephine Mcdaniel, whose
residence and whereabouts Is unknown, but
who ID supposed TO live some where IN Adams
county, in the State. of Indiana, is hereby mo-
titled that " hcob Mcdaniel, did on the and day
the Clerk 81 the Court OF Common Pleas, with
in and for the county Of Fairfield and state Of
Ohio, therein charging the said Josephine Nc
Daniel, with gross neglect Of duty, and pray.
ing that he may be divorced from her, which
term of said Court. JACOB M'DANIEL,
! Apr. Z, 'TO--sw. Bys. A. Kictler, Atty.
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1OR SALE or RENT. I.

The old well known store house in Balti;
Il more, Fairfield cocnty, o., formerly owned
by II. G. Black, Is for sale or rent. The loca-
tion Is the most conspicuous IN the town. ANY
one wishing 20 engage In the Dry Goods Busi-
ness will do welt by buying or renting the
above named property. Call and examine-
Terms MRS. CATHERINE CHRISTIAN.
March 8, 18T0--2m.
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Further defining the duties of the Cincinnati
and GAINESVILLE, and Columbus aud Hooking
Valley Railroad Companies within the city
of Lancaster, Ohio,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
Meeting of tI.e EsoarG of Super
 yss0TS.

The Board of Supervisors of the County of Pima, met pursuant to adjournment. at the office c: the Board, ia Tdcso D, as eight o'clock P. m. on the third day of May 4. D. 1870.
 Present E N Fish, chairman, and Solomon w. Chambers.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read, approved, and signed by the Chairman.
 Ordered, that the tract of land described as follows, to wit: commencing at north west corner of the Military Cemetery near the town of Tucson and runiug theuce north twenty seven feet to stake thence east four hun dred and fifty feet to a stake; thence south one hundred and seventy,sev feet to e stake; thence west three hundred feet to the south east corner of the Military Cemetery. bs, and the same is hereby set apart as Public Cemetery, and that notices be posted warning all persons against trespassing uron the same upon peu- alty of being fined ten dollars for the first of fence, and twenty dollars for the second Ordered that an advertisement be inserted for two successive weeksin the WEEKLY ARlzo- NAN stating that sealed proposals will be re- ceived at the office ofthe Board, until six O. clock D. m., on Wednesday the 18th day of May, 4 D. 1870, for the building of an adobe wall around the land set apart for Public Cemetery: the said wall to be twenty inches thick and six feet high with rounded tor.
 Ordered, that the vacant lot lying East of the Court. house ln the town of ofTucson, an1 belong. iug to Pima County. be set apart for use as Public market-place; and that no person be permitted to sell or expose for sale, goods or wares of any description, from any wagon cart, or other vehicle in any other part of the public streets of said town of Tucson.
 Ordered that ;he Sheriff be notified to stric- tly enforce the collection of License Tax from ali persons importing goods of any description from the Republic of Mexico, and selling tue same in this csunty either at whOlssAl. or re- tail.
 The Board then adjourned until ssven O. clock ?. m., on Wednesday, May II, 1870. Published by order of the Board
 F. H. GOODWIN,
 Clerk
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07

THEirrepressible mail contractor, Jack Davis is in town, having just returned from a visit to the East Jacks contract will shortly expire, and then the route will fall into other hands and, we hope, into hands as prompt and sn- erge'ic as the Gtm Of Davis t Barela has been.
 PARTIES having claims against the govern. ment will do we'll to place the same in the hands of E. F. Dunn, whose card appears in this lstue. He IS recommended by men of high standing, as gentleman possessing rare ex- ceilence of character and great intelligence, and is always prompt and faithful ia discharg- ing his obligations.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
GERMAN BAKERY.

The undersigned has the pleasure to inform his friends anl the public that hereafter he he will carry on the above business. Fresh Bread Pies, Cakes, etc, always on hand, and furnished to order.
 JOHN c. HUCKE. Tucson April 27th 1870. s30t3
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PLACER GOLD MINE

was discovered las. monday by Mr. Chambers of Tubac. Hs cane to Tucson on Tuesday bringing gold dus, to the value ofsl which he procured from stream somewhere in the ueighborhool of the Sagaarito Taking along a week provision and three other men he returned 10 his mine the same day. Nothing definite, as regards the extent of these latter diggings, is vet made kuown
 The present is. indeed, the greatest excite ment winch we have ever had. and happily one which has a substantial foundation he spiri of '49 seems to be again stalking forth from a solitude of 20 years; clerks seek the shortest route from behind counters in their hurry 10 reach tte diggings; teamstsrs drop the reins, desert their teams and rush for tAe r. ines with pan and spade, women assumsslltne cares and respor abilities of home and send their worth. less husbands to collect portion of tue trea- sure laid open 10 all. Excitement is at the helm and steershis bark, the Golden Influence, with characteristic reckIesaness. Thegold fields of California furnished subjec for an interest ing edifce at Stockton. With this fact before us while We contemplate the condition of the public mind here, we feel that the want of an institution wherein dethroned reason nav ind balm will shortly be felt
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
E. F. DUNV,
ArroREE1 AID CoUxsELoR-Ar-LAw,

ATToRFEI AnD COUNsEL0R-AT-LAw,
 1922, r Street, WASHINGTON, D. c, Will promptly attend to the collection of aII claims, placed in his hands, against the gov- ernneut of the United States
 Will also pay special attention to procuring patents for Mining Claims, School Lands etc, Respectfully refers to Governor A. P. K. SAfford, and Hon. E. c. Mccormick If
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
o9 lR0Up THE MINES.

,. discovery of the silver mines at ...;os became known to the out z, ,bere has been an almost constant
 ,.,,,;gra.ion to the Territory. These
 ve are happy to observe, gre not 5,.y st7ie, but generally men who ,oiled upon the fontiers, men who '.,s,.i danger for years and who ...t or longer for more commodlons
 rb-p lhe shadows of night beckon-
 ,.rose. than he sheltered side ofa ,loomg mountain ravine. The hap
 70 which the presence of such men
 ,oa the slfairs of the Territory is Incoming more and more apparent
 .ris b.ing prospected, new discov~ -.Id and silver are of weekly occur Thus far, nc party of suficientstrengtb .,,,. ,b4 sbsoia;sIy unknown districts, ,--,nizei all the discoveries recent .-s therefore, confined to districts h ,be indian roms with freedom, but
 .s r.ars Q dwsIl. We have already
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
N0THCE,
Notice

Notice! The Partnership heretofore existing between F. Lauenstein anl John G, Hucke is this day dessolved by mutual consent The businness will hereafter be conducted by the latter who will collect all claims and settle all accounts belonging to the late company; Tucson April 27th 1870.
 F. LAUENSTEIN,
 JOHN G. HUCKE.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
BCRR0 MINES,

certainly tho most extensive and, ia. richest mines of silver yet discov- settlement or ioRn is now established ii.b gves fir promise Of permanen'e. vs are oeiug erectsd-somo of timber l or cGabs-to receive the merchant sics Is being constantly brought in. The s,ogots received furnish information of
 T lirgs scale More than 20 shafts < 70 be seen upon lhe various lodes.
 brpleted to the depth required and
 ap,roach.pg coraP!at'on. One gran d
 .tAese mines, trac able from the char ! the rock at various depths, ia, tt,ai soms gradually richer as they aink into Ih.
 |-r m,ne Of ysfy far premise, and -l. fate discoveries, is that which has Ire3 inc
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-07
SANTA CATALINA,

is ;ae n lunt.ins of that name about from Tucson. This mine has the
 ,ss of being i'd district where wood +;a-s s5aodant 4 perennial stream
 sthio l03 yards of lh. principal 0ody
 rA.ie ihe gentle elevation for miles
 ,lothad with a hes7y growth sf meg
 i i1s valley below IS studded with
 9, walnut sud cottouwood. 4 noun a .aoy; distance to the luth-sa is
 s..h grow of beautiful piue tim ,,insns from this mine are now on
 lat tue store of L Goldberg Rad Co.,, pronounced by experienced miners as equal to the best rock procured from s-o
 aaa must necessarily elapse before sil-
 oe procured in payiny quantities from p'tls above mines, as the delay of trans- machinery necessary to the reduction
 .artz will be very considerable. Of '1's, ad'an,ag' to the country, there E de newly discovered
 PLACER COLD MINES.
 P las: issue we made allusion to the.e y-t, our information at tha time being r'ei, much remains to be told. Tne7 Pa'ed ln a broad rAvine which a: pre- '-'lla' running WAIer, and nave been . extend along thus stream for 6 dis
 aghieenmiles. Tn ir vicinity 10 Tue. 'a- distant only g mileS-has offer, ''y man and boy who can spare time -' Pars'lts inducements to try fortone out A third of the entire male ~' o' the town is already upon the A-l likely toremain there for some time.
 !" town at intervals, to procure ''' 0' provisions, many present rare
 !" so'd-grs6bing anxiety, doubtless
 'sA' ot being absent from the mines ~1'i and 10 sooner has the necessary sa pF7eared and tied upon the back '' OaF'o u mode, than they strike ~s n'ae' again, and as hurriedlY as @''I'aee and rapine were stumbling -,.' Tue dirt yields, upon an aver '0F'y esats to the pan, but in many "1' or pockets have been found from !, '15i' !, pau of dirt has yielded as high ..a. Hen are making from SIP to $50 per
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28
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LII PERSONS FOUND TRESPASSING
"A on my Land Of South Rona, will be pros
eScureo ACCORDING to the Law and all apimals-Catle,S Sheep,
Goats, Se-tound trespassing on said OnOuIinui. from and
tns noace, viii be driven TO the Government Pound.
OWN THOMAS HUGHES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28
THURSDAY, May Goth.

PETITIONS.
From Wailuku praying that the Circuit Court be
held at Wailuku, Maui, sc.
From North Kohala, for appropriation.
From Lahaina, that the word kGuLoa, servant, be
stricken from the Hawaiian laws.
From Makawao asking for appropriation for i'm
p~rOvements.
Mr.. Phillips, attorney GeneraD read for the first
time a bill to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Police
Courts in certain cases of aggravated assault. Passed
to its second reading and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Lyons gave notice of a bill amending Section
453 of the Civil Code. in relation to passports.
MIR. Kahaulelio introduced a resolution that car
riages be furnished the Assembly to visit the hospitals,
Insane Asylum, sc. Adopted.
Mr.. Martin introduced a resolution requesting the
Minister of Finance to see that proper ~accommoda-
lions were made on the Kiiauea for the comfort and
accommodation of native passengers.
MIR. haukaha moved 10 amend by inserting the
Minister Of the Interior. Resolution adopted, as
amended.
MI. Hitchcock introduced the following resolutions I:
ResOlued, That, as members of the Legislative Assembly,
II Is me D% una u ~ = the ea rnia IN at every We FepLeSt fI rhio TO i've iSe
were chosen by the people, and every consideration of private
should not be allowed to interfere with the duties Of a legislator.
RfsoLoed, further, That if any representative cannot give
his chief attention to the service of this House, to which he has
been accredited by the people, and thereby neglects the interests
of the people, whilst he takes the peoples pay, he should resign
his position in this Assembly and leave his representative seat
to a person who Will more truly represent his constituents.
The resolutions were adopted by vote OF 70 ayes to
II nays.
Mr.. Kuapuu gave notice of a bill in relation to
surveys of kuleanas.
The House proceeded to unfinished business, the
same being a resolution from Mr.. Wahine requesting
the Governor of Oahu and Minister of the Interior to
inquire for what reason the United States Consul
takes fees from Hawaiians shipped on American
vessels.
Mr.. Phillips, (Attorney GENERALLY favored the
adoption of the resolution.
The motion to adopt was carried.
Next in order was the bill of Mr.. Lyons, to repeal
Sections 1417 to 1925 inclusive of the Civil Code, in
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Thompson rose and addressed the Assembly at
considerable length. I'VE are obliged to omit his
speech till next week.
Mr.. Boyd was opposed to the bill and wanted to
know what the planters or masters would do, if they
were at the mercy and whims of their laborers,
which would certainly be the case, if there was no
contract to bind the laborer
Assembly adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28

A New FLAG.-The British Admiralty have
adopted a new flag for the Mercantile Marine of Vic
toria, which is thus described
"The ensign will have five white star on the blue
ground, and the jack five white stars in the cross of
st. Andrew, which forms the central line of the pat
tern. essentially British in its composition, with a
slight tinge of American thrown in. 1t is intend
ed, perhaps, that in our colors we should show
our relations to the old country and to the new land
of the West.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-28

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Salary Chancellor and Chief Justice
Mr.. LunaIilo moved to amend to 12,000-motion
lost, and item passed at $f0, 1000.