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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
Notice !
October 9th 1s7O.-42-4tc Administr
Licences Expiring in November, 1870.

AIL.-OAHU-Honolulu, LIST All Hum I'd
n Geo Roberts. 9th Thos THrum, 9th Neal.
9th Lum Yek, 1lth An See, 18th L Copenhagen, 18th
Ming Kong, 18th Hollister & Hyland, 18th Ladd,
5th Ahana. WAIALUA-- 18th Akiona. Heeia Sloop,
I'd Alb Tong MAUI-2Jth W Needham Co.
WhOlesale.-Oahu, Honolulu, 9th J Water
house, 18th Green.
VictuaIliDg.-oahu,H Honolulu. 4th Genard,
9th R Rycroft.
Retail SpIrits.-Oahu, Honolulu, 9th Ed Burgess.
ButcheT-Oahu Honolulu, 3lst Bornholt 4 Dunno.
Public ShOw.-0ahu, Honolulu, S0th Lee Ry-
land.
BiIIiard.-oahu Honolulu, 9Th Rycroft, 9th
Ed Burgess.
Shipping.-Oahu, Honolulu, Ilth W Markham.
BOat.-0ahu, Honolulu. 1st Garret Norton, No
2s LIST Papuaa, No 29 istI. No 80, No 81 LIST PAleka
No -. ID Hitler, No 80 No 30 No 81. Sd Lun alma,
No 35, Sd Pahinui, No 16, Sd HolOkahki No So, Sd
Paslea No 81. 4th Liloa. No 49, 4th Kshuhu. No 80,
5th Jas Awana No 30 No Al. 5tb 3fahee, No 20, sth
Kamuela No 43 No A. sth James Stevens, No IS. Sth
No 49, 18th, Hauhu. No 20. 18th Kaulaokeahi. No 80
18th KaaukuB. No 81, 18th KaiEi Ksola. No So 18th
Eualapa No SO. 18th Sylves' = No 81, Gath Mahi-
al No IS, Path Ioane. No So.
uorse.-0ahu Honolulu, aleolea, No Isl,
2d Alohakea, No 1853. "a David z EldTidge. No 159.
81 KanaIh. No 1850. 9Th WaibowaIe. No 100, 4th Ke-
Hiaua. No I61 4th Moke. No 1872 5th Papa, No 1863,
9Th W Brown No 1874. 9Th P Kaaukuu, No 50, 9th
Ioane. No l66 9th Kaps, No l67 9Th Kalii, No 1863,
9Th Andrew Bannister, No 1869. 9th Kaolemuu, No
10. sth Oumi, No III, 9th Kaia, No 172. 10th w D
Hunt. No 173. 1lth Pspslimu, No ia. 11th Peahi,
No l75. 18th Luukia. No 176, IL Richard Meek. No
III. 18th Luea. No I7s. 18th Flintox Enos. No l79,
18th joseph Tacy, No ls0. 18th Kekshna. No ISL,
l9thJ W keawehunahala. NoIs2, 18th Kalua. No 1s3-
22d Sam lPakel, No ls4. 25d Kaaukai No 1S5, 9th
Keone Hama, No 1s6, 57th KaOnOhi. No ISL, 18th
Aal0na, No 1sS.
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SAILED.

oetatr- e6-S-hr Hattie Tor Kauai
Sclr Warwick Or Nai0kai.
GIN sh John Bryant Holmes for New York.
Am DIS Victor, Walker for Tugc; Sound.
1s-SeIr John Nus & ilr Waialua.
-I-I. 4 Jane own TTuNtun. for Calla0.
Am hk Sterling f1r OuAno Island.
Srhr Active Tor Kauai.
O--r 3lAuI I'd R-yuar African, for Bakers Island.
aI--clr Nolte Merrill fl- Maui
Am g. ". Warn, Hatfield, for Jarvis Island
--ff MauuHhlVr5i fIr Maui
~fmr k uauea Tor MiniWard Ports.
NrrHuhH- 1--edI Bob Roy Or koaau.
SlH.r Live Yankee for koolau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

CHURCH bnniFT.-D Daring the freshet of last
Sunday morning. the neat little wooden church
bulding at Moanalua lifted bodily from its
foundations and drilled considerable distance down
stream before It brought up again. with its pulpit and
pezs an right It is said the congregation at MOana
lua had been dissatisfied With the position of the pull
pit and wished to remove It to the opposite end. The
coed has kindly saved them the trouble ofthe build
Ing Is fairly and sQusTely turned to the right about.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

CATTLE DRowSED.-Last Sunday morning, a
herd Of belonging to the Hillebraud Dairy, in
the Valley, were being driven the gueb TO the
milking pen, three of them got beyonG their depth in
the stream, which greatly swollen by the rains,
and were swept away and drowned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

VIs.---Les Francois residents a Homo
"A luiu out decide dams leur reunion d'ouvrir uns
Iiste dc subscription chez Messrs- CHALLAMEL 4
Gle, Honolulu pour venir en- aide au1 families
des scldsts Francois mort on blessss pendant u
guerre actuee. Tout Franosis est invite apportar
on envoyer son 0bole grsnds petite
La liste ouvsrts aussi pour touts Fsrsoane qni
desirerait contribuer su meme bat d'hananita- Les
fonds sefont expiedies par chaque vapsur par Mr.
Ballieu, Commissaire ct Consul de Frames. oai -
eevra egalement. les oGrandos qui serout d1ppsaa
direetement chez lui. (Nuuanu Avcnas- sou
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

We notice that DR.. Jno. S. McGrew has removed
bis residence and Office to the DR.. Wood premises
on Hotel Street, lately occupied by His Exeellency
The United States Minister Resident.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

REAI. ESTATE AT Aucr1oN.-The lot and buildings
on the corner of Beretania and Punchbowl Streets,
were sold at Auction by Barlow on Saturday last,
for $3.50. The property purchased tor Mrs.
James Ioukada
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

STORMY WEATHER That ordinarily stale topic,
the weather. about which editors of newspapers are
supposed TO keep stereotyped paragraphs to be used
according to circumstances, deserves special notice
for the last half of October After the gale of the
10th, the elements subsidized for a week. and many
thought it all over, but old residents prophesied
thai there was more of the same sort close at hand
On Thursday last, the wind came out from the
Southwark again. with heavy squalls andthe rain fell
in torrents accompanied with frequent flashes of
lightning aud heavy thunder. Friday and Saturday,
the rain continued TO pour down at intervals, turn
ing the street cutters into rushing brooks, and the
mountain streams into leaping torrents. 1t remin-
ded one of Thumpson's description of summer
storm in England, without the hail:
sDown comes a deluge Of sonorous hail. -
Or prone descending rain. Wide rent, the clouds,
Pour whole flood; and yet its flame unqnenohed,
Tn unconquerable lightning struggles through,
Ragged and fierce or in red whrng balls,
And fires the mountainiNith reioubled rage.
The gloomy woods
Start at the fash and from their deep recess,
Wide flaming ont, their trembling inmates shake
A great deal of damage has been done by the floods
on the low grounds in the negbborhood Of the city,
Ponds have been swept of their fish, gardens inun-
dated valuable plants swept away, and much other
uuia-e suetdiueo, Ahai IL VIII tahe years 10 repair
at no little cost The amount of rain which had fall
len from last Wednesday evening to yesterday morn
ing was, at DR. Judd's in Nunanu valley, is 40 in
ches, al Captain Daniel Smiths, Waikiki, "a.
Even Hilo people who have been here complain Of
the wet weather of Honolulu. So far as We can
learn the wudward Islands have had but very little
If any rain during the past week, and it has sugges
ted itself TO the minds of some that the outer edge
OF cycloue which has been raging to the westward
Of Us may have reached Oahu, and that we may hear
of disasters to vessels which have been in that
direction, during the past week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING
pRoGRAMnE-pARr FIRST.

PROGRAMME-PART FIRST.
Overture (Piano) sTancred, p (RossnD
The Sisters Rosina and Fannie
Operatic Selecton--''Il TrOvat0re," Verdi
Madame Carandini and Mr. Walter Sherwin
Seranade-"When the Quiet Moon is Beamlng'"
(Schorndorf(-Niss Fannie
Song-Her Bright Smile Haunts me STILL Miss Rosina
Character Song-Not for Me-" Mr. J. small
Trio-tsweet Is the Breath Of Morning"
Madame Carandin Miss Fannie and Mr., Walter sherwin
Soug-"The Lover and the Bird Madame Carandni
Duet-'.Two Merry FAIRIES are We
The Sisters Rosina and Fannie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
NOTICE TO CREDIFORs.---Estate of

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.---Esta of
N ISAAC MONTGOMERY deceased
Notice is hereby given oy the undersigned, execu-
Of the will Of Isaac Montgomery, TO the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against the estate of
the said deceased, to EXHIBIT the dur authenti-
Gated and with the necessary vouchers to W c. Parke
Esq, within six months of the FIRST publication of this
notice OF they will be forever barred.
(Signed) LOUIS MAIGRBT. D'ARATHIE,
Vic. APP. des Sandwich Islands,
MODESTO RAVENS,
HERMANN K0CKEMANN.
Dated Honolulu, November LIST. 1870 42-2m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

Tar FrprII4As.-The hull of this North German
bark. which came into port some time since dismast
"a. was sold At auction on Saturday last for 81 625
Mr.. J. Hoare being the purchaser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
ADM SSIoN:
DRESS CIRCLE Sl0O; ORCHESTRA 75c.; PARQUETTE Soc

"a Doors open at Seven O'Clock Performance to COM
Eight. Carriages may be ordered for halfpasi
Ten O'clock
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MARRIED..

CoRNwELL-MACFARLANE. Monday evening. Oct.
3lt at the residence Of theride mother by the Rev. c.
G. williamson William Henry oornwelL Of waknpu Maui
to Helen Blanche Macfarane, Of this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
THOS. g. THRUsI's
Stationery, Cutlery and News Depot
and Circulating Library,

Merchant Street. Hon,lalu- Also-stencl Cutting En-
reasonable terms. Ally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
CONCORD WAGON.

EaFZ One CONCORD WAGON,
T3x1Sf3 made in the United States, with two
- 7-e-<Ssets of Harness for wbeelers, aud
for leaders. with brake attached nearly new,
and warranted in good order for sale by
42-4tc JOHN THOMAS WATERH0USE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

EXTRAORDINARILY Ladies Fair for the Benefit
Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society, which was adver-
tsed for tomorrow evening, is postponed until the
csth instant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
Admiss sion.

N B-A plan of the Hall may be at Mr.. Rycrofts
next door Dr. Buffum's Office, where seats may be Sc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
IMPORTS.

Prom Micronesia per Annie, Oct y,
C-1lauuts 30 Shark Fins. keg.
CH-11Hut OIL. casks. L. and sundry curios.
Fu1H Port Gamble Ter Forest King, Oct IS,
I.uuiter rough. a. Is sos Iaths NJ Is
Luaile-, dressed. It 5000 Shingles NJ sos{
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
DIED.

RICE-Sept 5th the residence Of her mother in Gin
ton Henry County Missouri Miss Mary Rice daughter Of
William and Mary S Rice formerly residents Of Lhue,
Kauai aged 20 years.
BOoTH-n this city, Oct 9TH Harriet Charlotte Booth
aged 10 years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
An Interval of Ten Minutes.

PART SECOND
Introduction PIANO. Fairy Lilian,'
The Sisters Rosina and Fannie
Quarette-Oft in the Silly Night, Madame Carandni,
the Sisters Rosna and Fannie aud Mr. Walter Sherwin
Ballad-'I thought o be your Bride (BlumenthaD
Miss Fannie
Character Soug-My bove's Dead" Mr. Small
song and Chorus-.COME HOME FATHER"
Miss ROsina and Company
Bufo Duet-"A b. o.. ...... Madame Carandini
and Mr. Walter Sherwin
Song-ssTbe Land o thu Lea" 80. . ... Miss Fannie
Blad-''Ny Molly Astore." Madame Carandini
Duet-sTRUsT HER MOTT The Sisters Rosina and Fannie
Admission ............O One Dollar.
Reserved Seats $780, Children Half-Prioe
- Doors open at halfpast Seven; Concert to com
mence at Eight O'Clock sharp
Carriages may be ordered for 1918.
nlan of the Han NAV he seen at Mr. Rycrofts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
BIRTH.

MIsT-At Esquimalt B. C., Sept. 18th, the wife Of
Can't H. W. Mist Of H. B MS :. sparrUWhawk, Of son.
CASTILLO Honolulu Oct 18th, the wife of Mr.. c. A.
Castle. # daughter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
EXPORTS.

For Victoria per Victor. oct 20,
CaT,c, ~. 20S4. Sugar, ne, $3.50
Noa-scs sails h250.
Valve domestic produce .--.-..... -s6,l54.96.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

A coon chance Tor invesiment.-the Grocery Store
Of M Bartlett advertised for sale in O-days paper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02
A Liberal Discount to the Trade.
IS In
NOTICE.

THE FRENCH Residents OF Honolulu,
Il at a recent meeting. have resolved 20 open. a.
the Store Of Measrs. CHALLAMEL 4 CO.. No. 8
Nuuanu Street, Subscription List for the relief Of
the families Of the killed and wounded in the present
war Of their country.
Every Frenehman Is invited to come and give he
Obous large or small Il is open also. for everyo=s
else who wishes to contributs 70 the sans Chrstisr
and humane object. The funds viii be sent b. each
Steamer BY Mr. Bailien- 3Sf
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p. LARssON,
"atChnnaker.

80 King Street. Honolulu next the Hair Dressing
SSfA Saloon. corner Of King aud Fort. All Watches
& Ceaned and Repaired and guaranteed for IL months
As.sx5 Charges moderate. a 3mc
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE Man for the East per bark Comet. closes at
the Post-OHiee this morning halfpast uine clock
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A countryman in England hap.
pcned to be- travelling in q railway
train, accompanied BY his wife, when
a collision happened. His wife re-
ceived o severe confusion between
the eyes, for which the jury awarded
fifty pounds damages. Some time
after tho affair had blown over, the
following confession was elected
from the plaintiff, in o moment Of
unguarded conyiyiality. "WelI, yon
SEQ when t collision happened, T.
ould woman and l wur all rect; hut
when got O Z carriage / saw q lot
o. fellows in q terrible state. One
sings out, 'Ey, lad, I've gotten me
cad cut open; I'll a twenty peownds
for this Twenty peownds r cried
another. Zee getten me shoulder
out, and I'll q forty peownds for 4. !
When j heerd this continued the
clever business man, Il jumed at i
ould woman straight out, and druv.
my cad right between her eyes, and
we'se gotten fifty peownds Tor Y" !
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Tho Dubuque Herald talks daily
about Grant and his fondnees for hor-
SEES. ltsays Grant "thinks of moth.
ing hut horses" And the Nashau
Post responds, with an incisiveness
that reaches to tho bone, "this, per-
haps, accounts Tor the continual
braying Of the asses"
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The Central Pacific train, bound
east, and duo at Reno, Nevada, vi
one o'clock, Q, M, arrived at Verqi, !
small station eleven miles west oi
Reno, on time. Just as the train wa
starting from that station three
masked mon boarded the express car,
and five more Immediately cameit0
their aid. These i've evidently came
on. the, western train. Six stopped
on the express car, which they de.
tached from the msin train, cutting
the signal rope, 60. Two jumped on
the engine, placing pistols 70 the en-
gineer's head, and commanded him
to move on, which he did. Two
brakeman endessored to keep the
masked men off tho express car, but
pistols placed at their heads compell-
ed them to retreat. The conductor
rushed forward, but pistols stopped
him. Finding \ . hatchet he Game
forward again in time, TO see the on.
CINE and express car separated FROM
the train and flying down the track.
The robbers then placed the fireman,
express aud mail messengers in the
mail room and locked Thorn up.
When within Six miles OF this city
they stopped their train, broke open
the express boxes and robbed Thorn
OF forty-ono thousand six hundred
dollars in gold coin.
4 Lator Investigations show that
they put tho coin in old boot tops,
and escaped to tho mountains. A
doublo-barrel shot gun and pick were
left by tho robbers at tho quarry
whore they opened the boxes. All
the telegraphic wires were cut west
OF Reno. The Western Union wires,
however, werc repaired BY daylight,
and business is not interrupted.
Parties are searching tho mountains,
and will probably throw some light
on this bold robbery during the day;
the railroad wires were still down.
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b Mrs. y. f. Allen, .of Des Moines,
denies the softimpeachment that she
is the Presidontross Of the Des Moinee
Woman Suffrage Association.
She says she is forninst the Fee
malc Gro wing business in toto, which
is good for Mrs. b. +. Allen.
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A telegram dated Versailles 4th,
confirms the result of tho election
at Paris, on the question Of conf
dcnce in the Provisional Government.
The returns for the whole city are
as follows: Yeas, 471,0O0. Nays
$4,000. No disturbance occurred.
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2
i, SABDnuAE MARRIAGE CUsroMs.-
But hush silencel theresis the, tramr
Of horses outside-not . word pres
emily Q low tap, at the door. The
father looks round to zee that all is il
order, thep, slowly risingy obeys the
summons sFathes: NV no is there?l
From without: eFriends.'' Father:
.What do you want 7" From with.
out:l "CiIcheme una peccora palduta'
(the fgurative renly.) awe seek d
stray lamb" Father, partly opepinp
the door; Do my friends desire to
see lit has strayed into this fold r.
On this, the intended bridegroom
gently pushes the door. and enters,
accompanied only by q few chosen
friends. Thsfathcr bows eosrteously
TO each, and then. stunning round to
his family introduces the various
members composing it,; beginning
first with the mother and ceremo.
niously inqairiug: lis this the lamb
you have lost 2" A shake Of the head
- tho negative reply. At last the
sp0ssssis presented; the bridegroom
that is to- be. starts, runs forward.
takes hcr hand, and respectfully kiss.
- it. This is the lost lamb" He
10 rejoiced to have found the beautiful
lamb he sougAt.for. The father is
pleased. pats the lover on the back,
calls him brave lad. The lovsr, in
his turn, protests that he will take
care of the lovely lamb, and soon
conduct it to his fold. aAh. Sa Lor-
emo, l believe thee" sobs the soft
hearted mother. "Sah Teresa! do.
not weep where Is the rosario thou
hast prepared for thy Bita's be-
trothal gift ~ exclaims the father.
seFhy bird will be well with 90 true
and gallant a lover, my Teresina.
True, she is going from thee, Dat she
will be we'll mated SO dry thine eyes,
old girl" Meanwhile tho lover has.
placed one moro ring on tho already
laden fingers of tho young spesina.
She bashfnlly presents him with tho
rosary, and thus asigurli,n or bc.
trothal gifts, are exchanged. aa nv
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-10

! BY table in the Register, we see
that the taxes assessed on that city,
are 64i mills, footing up s161, oe5.34
for West side, and 62a mills, footing
up SAG, 1870 for East side. Total
$207,253.44!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-10
p. G. ANDERSON a. D.
tofcincinnatf. ohio.) "
r ON En1CAL
or BorANIC pHYsfCIAN,

Having confined himself to nm office business
exclusively, for the last year In the city OF
Ottumwa, would respectfully nnnounce ~ the
citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity, that lie is
now prepared to attend calls in the city or
country. DIR. Anderson having had an exten-
or disease, acute and chronic, matters himself
that he il competent 70 treat diseases Of all
characters successfllly. Office days on 8atur-
Ny o. e st.a Wsen ar ., a Rast
dence on Court street. oct.6-w6m.