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,ttan bat oui GrGteiuua Der Wl6rccr pes ieit
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Stcaes6e{nd.

Cine inres Grauioau. sDlttfps, nit elmer ausatlttbW.
iGt @sltsbuus, peId. ir gnsItia. GraIg6Rid. 3tuiio II.
'Usntt Hnterrtht ~erthttltH tannt iuht tn elmer ~rtfpettab.
BIattts. .. 1901
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- Rrait ttufs NJ l6Iagrabnt .R3tFtbIsg (Fieri fa'
olasl bfs euosrIDr . Strthies Der Staoi Baltimore In
ber Ridee Der Bauf Of Gommeree eraen eeorat ".
Strrp babe Id NIT BtlbtGg bslsat mo IN SgseltIon
genomnttn alr Anrtttt. Stasutbum uno S~,ttrsiien bes
beiasisr George u, 8trrp IN uno ia elmer oabrts'
Wtrts oor SO. Don ttneni s9runhptaee III Der elaot
Baltimore bertiibrtnb. UrlGer In or Vnttetnlina bon %
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RiharbiDnltraB acbtbet miro, antdnBt baum tnbbiilth
langs Der Is dbditrdtt % JuB init rtntr 1tttt bon 20 Il
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9tiage Hsntc 1T baiblaptlt1. am /. Wlat unn /. NIop. .
ttotn 5Gbrs labtbar.
flnp ID, mars ptermii bttarlti. bn6 Id an btr Ssrihts.
baustbhrt In Der S,abt Baltimore Sienhdg, ban il.
6sbruar 1870. Wtttass IL nbr, ales Jnierehs esA
betagtfn George q. BERN III otHl obtnbt lGrtbsutn mo
nit Beidla8 beleaieh Gtssnibuntt an ben ytsttbtstenotn
ssstn Baalatinng o~trtauttn nerbt.
Mmgufus hilbert, G6trtt;
". ~. Bennett d Comp. Wut.
l2I .3,5,7.s.3 81 ,8.5.7,9l
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Gerlangt unh geia(bt.
0erlanat uad, Stuuobcfis.

Gin gpnftctioutr. gsbtit TIT asisttsm alter dis gT,ttf.
fihttr tVlorinanHi In tthtm Hffhdits, tpelher IN Wnra.
nitotil, prnnu0nttrg Inb faHcp, aaIss triahrsn IN unb
6anernoe Ytihdfiiauna unb autrn gebalt bttommtu
i4r etn outer unb prhFntlther Mann brauebt Fh III mtis
ben brtGtih bel Oh, Gaute IN AuuappIts. t2s-l
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8u bic BstivaIteri.rus etr -6eutrdispdHes srleeIpt
tn, 10 tDouen Il ahm6nntr tDersiHsmttglitb Deer Rtdbi.
Rliatitb tOel6t OUT ottis STEELE ~rtiIetNrtn. ihrr Qppii,
Iatlontrl ~ ben 2. 5rbr gbsuhs 8 ubr, In
Der ~Gtntrdl.Sdle- bel btIt bsttsteneen 0oHite einEsts
bsn une Die udbtren Bsotusuusei tpta,oen uebutH.
t2t-Sl oote Nfrnaltuua.
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Gin Gaufutaun. peIhfr tdglth 8 StHussN Ireit Sett
bat, uLluidt tplhe burdJ @ubbaIlIng une Gnrreipous
benz ausln!lgen. 8Gtsrs In Der 9rp. b. 8ldttts,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-02
0crwaltrrs 8rrfauf
pert9poltm @runOeigtnibunt

pertbuoltm @runteistnibum
an Der
Rurepehsgde Der Ganton;upe, unt GanIefr,
IN foiee eintg Bttrttts bts A,ets.eettdtts fur ole
Stnbt Baltimore ptrb Der nntrrieihHete ~qserualer dlf
6nentIttrr Autiion am STAGE fsIbH. uR untaa, ben
Ia. f5ebruGr leo. Wadmittags 4 lbr. naafttbcrp
btIhtubsres 9taeutbuin p~trtGuttH!
Ben sdnleu srunepIds, an otr Worbiptit Hdt Der
Canton. ApcnIe uno otr &aitleiraBt artangtno nanu
peitltA an Der Gunton.Hp Id 6uB gsbtno bdnm
nbr6ltd,. parallel NIT 9aftitr., 20 5us; baun oitlIh.
parallel nit 9dnton.Ausrtur, Is Gus, unb olnu tlolib
an bar GdilthraBe, 70 tpB BITS gum Nriargspuntte. Die
4ebauos beiiebsn tn stsE gutatbanten ~S'iiodtstu ,te'
gslhetnsrnen fSpbnbdufs nit Gahsn UNI 2'todt.
gem ptnfr Jrbdube. wtrotn ltbt uB fWI @rparie'edptn
btnlbt unO Fno ttru Urunomisipt non $3.50 ulticr.
luorter. ....
arrtauISbt o~tuguratn Elm Srtttittil baar. btr Rffi
aut Credit uou u upo IL GiotatSh, 3Inisu trdgsnb. rub
iur 3ufrereubttt os Htripnittrs atttttrt ODER Hlrs
baar, nab btm 3eltbtu bes Qdaierb.
Souts y. NUbiufpu, iuH., gsrpulttr
no. 22,5,S.3l,t.Sj CANT. y. e3opcr, Wut.
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Rn brrfaufcn.

LII. Cine aaueHsns bon Is Woreta. tHbi&--A-
3fleseu, 7 UisiIei BON Der etabt. ah ether Der btIien
tutnptis'Hodbs, NIT ansguethntten 8ebanosn, Hgobn.
taus, Stttier II. !, 10, toluie aid einsm ib6nen Gbh.
Sartet. 9ttier ptab N fit sn Ilitb. ODER Rartt.@t.
ltatt 0eei8net. preis $4,000. aahiufrasst bet kenrp
-. eoofs, Rr. D. sars Buildings. ct. ~anl.
6trdbc. t290-l
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WaS. Etptptp,

Die tthr get6idte Rdtbgtbtrta lam, ~ jtDtr Sttf attt
Yetb6ltnlte oes 9ebsus, uber @IRd unb unalld aeipro.
Den lptybet in Rr. as. Sh.Iapettenraae, giraaua
In Der Nuep so Gents al Qtripn. f26-Sil .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-02
Dltdt DoIl 5luet 9ents pro Sag
io5st "a, UNI 7b oas
b~eutfhzamertfantih e
Gonufr(QtiOns fffikort

ansu{&aHen. ,peihes unter Weitrpirtuns bon mebr. ala
bunbsrt Der ti6tighen btiniGen ShriitIte1er uro 5ad'
n1dnner Der Der, Stadtfn pon Yrof. u. 3. 6dbem
berausseseben pirb uno bet Gritbrtdb Berbarb tRof
Bog 81. 40ol) tn glew. FORT eritsint; uno oattir erbdlt
man ein gDert, tptIdts iiber ale Wegtnitanoe ees 9DifenB
uno ,ugIeit absr uncertainties gsrbdltnihs a IIerart
WusfuRft gtebt. Elm giib beuii4en lebsns 1T allen ggett.
tbeilen dufroHt uio fir's game 2sben unb fir Die game
6amilie stt uirtiihsr 6ausfnaS itin ipiro. Hm /. uno
Is. ieoen Wonats eriheint cine 2isteruns bon 80 engse.
brudiei Seitsn tn @roB.Dftap "a rs Gents, nnb oa iesi
tri einige aeferlngen srititrel fnp. 10 nutro co Dentn.
bic gisid jest unfangen. uiel Ieidter iein, fb oas lBeri
an1uthatten. as lpater, ,Deun crit mehr 2ieferut,gen err
itiensn ittn iper6tn ueber ben sroBen aDertb oielss
8erfes bat I'D, btretts bic seiarHmis oeutihe prefs bet
Der. Staten ausasiproten. ta8lih seben Yeiieiunsen
DON OH. aDeft, Siib uno 9iorb elm. unb pom alien Getten
lpmulen bon inieatssuten Yidnnern Yritte. In penen bic.
Ielbtn tbre Jrruoe aber bas gtidetnen oisiss mertss
ausiprehen iuo fm, eniiueoer sur Tliiarbsit an oemiel.
ben ODER 3ur Berbreitune ~oefslbti anbeten. DaB Werf
III burb auf Yettnngs. uno 9tiGsr.Asenten. ionic bis
rtti bon benz o6en 9tneinteu Yerfeer ~ beiisben. 9hG.
tsst Asenttn In ieoem Grif. no Dtutihe leben. ttnp min.
toian,su unb srbalttts dn9siftshtisr Rabat- t26S-l
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I'LL WobnbanS luo 2dosu. Gr. ga, Centre
Wdrfts& pace, Weiletit, IuItden 9ombaro. unb ct.
eonOtraBe, 3A .ii6dtg. nit obeter atbedt. Der trte etod
nit Srdnt'tfoni. G~ltgebaut. ent9ali ii 3tmmer II. ciueu
Gabtn. iine ttgnti fd tHr ttren GoatrbFtr.Salou, Wta.
nutatutpaa rri'. Sieiotr. pber Sdub.adbsn. WrstB
$500 mi, 800 iabrtth'r &runbnieibe. Rdhsrts bel
@.e. Stre, Rr. as. Def; p%ratthrafe. NJ,
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9Bpatbcfs 8eriauf
iebr r~pertbuoflem 8runoeisentbume

ietr pertbpollem @runSeisentbume
an btr
seprtb,Vpintig " Dab In Baltimore Gpuufp.
araft ttnti Estretsb bts arets. @srthtes tr Baltimore
Qpunip. uno tn toIgs elmer BuunGdt Oot t}srbtnaub
frspbe unttr otn VINO, bnuiath tintr pupoihet por iran.
es u. Ettoer uno Hnetrn al beidaisn 5etb. tJrtpbt
pom 90. atbrudr 1868, uno unttr ben pupptbtt'A thiutn
upu Baltimore County in Iiber v 3 v, Nr. "a, dol 53
u. {. 10, ttnesiraatn. rpsroe Id. Der untfritidnste. an
Der Wsri&isbaustndr In 3pruiou,oun dR onfas, ben Z.
fftbruar. Rddbmittags 1 ubr. aut btten,lt6tt HUTTON
fir Rtdnune ttnrs trubtrtn aauitis p~etfdnttn
Den aantfn tanbartdb. III beiasttr 9ppcthet be.
idritben, In taltimstt dounir atleetn uno unpetahr 81
adsr. 8 Roobs uno 4 Vtrhfs Gdnb, ntbr ebtr msntasr.
tribalttno. Terietbt " Viab 9r. 8. wtIttr In BEN Scr.
wdliers.ytrtdt eiHts Btrtauies IN ofr alaet Don VI. VI.
CruooIft s'ssn Sob 3. Dtnoo,t in BEN Superior. &c.
pertor. Gtri6tf Der Siabt Baltimore trDdbnt mitb. uno
In eibtr q .. glr. 2. 5ot. l07, Der abauatp . Ardips
betaaten esertdiss ttngtiragtu III. Btiagtes Giatntbum
lit unatfabr 2 Wtish otlth bon br otitten Eiabt.
aunle. unesfabr i Wtis iaolth oon Der Ybila btipbia
1utnpiif stlsssn. Die dront Vt an Der Worth VDint.
godb uub atht bisan bic Qtrrina. 5tnn. Die BsbauItd.
fetttn bshshtn In etutnt gerdamt8ea boppttsu itsseIA lets
nsrnen swstit6dtssu Pdnte. uasttabr Az Cudbrat.
tnB s,os, iest ais aDu,bsbaaa tsanbi. NIT aneeren
Rebenasbaueeu. a.I....
Ole acknowledgement eata eas etriat eotss.
I4rfben, fHo ain Etiiitte,I baar, elm 5rtitttstI In 3
Ulenatsn unb eth It.iiipti III y Dtonattn pad btm
Bttiantstaee. init 3tnlea eor esrnislbeu Datum an.
Dbtttp q. Ittet.
..-. SddiuatIsr thr n. Gtepbt
(20.683) Can't. y. 0ppsr. Autt.
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46ilahetpbtG, /, SEER. Inter ben
bieiiasu Observation-Disclosures berriGt IN 6otae
Der aHunbat: Der metropolitan gotiIeibla in
6arrisburQ ni6t gtrinpt G%uirfauHa; luaArz
ldstnlid Miro Die game itHiae Yolilsi enilnts
len, iuoOurh tber 1000 4rriDHtn uprIduttG
bTDntnS mtrhru
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etnt Barhtrttube nit gutter RuRo Itafl uno biutptr
Uttetbe. Der @rnno bts Aeriauis ptro trtduitrt. rusin
man llb mslptt IN Rr. Is8. Sitblearaas, nabe
Itutb ytlt rApfnuf, tn7-Ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-02

0rdnS. Sd,oocncriatfldnc.

Irentnn, N,sS., l.. 6ept uar. @eute
.Jlabmittna rtrwdri pa5 llnierbaus Der Mem
5grlepgr Dtlcglcbura has Il. Announcement.
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Su perfdufeu.
Wiuio III %ncrFGufcn.

Giue gut asbenoe B1dertt nit ausr Gtnrtbtuna IN
btut8 ~ %rtrtaufer. &6berss at OFT uno STEELE, Rr.
$50. s%sditeru. upenue, Gde Der GdateHtraee.
(27-gl
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gu nerfaufcu.

Asi.I f5ar $1,000 Elm ueuss 3.aBdtsss Saus NIT WaF.
Ter uno Gas $500 baar, ben RET auf large 3eit notr
utiitn ronaiitbfn 3abLlngsn. y. ". &ticfusD.
l9ah i9.lWtt.l Rr. VA, AcapffcesN penus.
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4,rini glrtlnr tn pfclp 9Lorf.
9lcncr 9taetfrcitricf II. I. 10.

Albnrn, ". y, |. 6tbr. Q!Jtt tunet
Swtenp unb Vonuolu NIT Sent ntucu 6rri'
BRIEF enhourIt tlr bie Sin6t Mem 2lOrl bier
ant, - IGs llutttbuus mill bic &,l, bic bic
Nnbl bts uu0eltElth IrluGblitn Niio Worfer
Supt1Uiors mtIG ggitrliU ma4cu lOLl, tats
len IGFen. 6ottg bat hlteLty cine SnbtbIiiou
gc9tn smith, 0aB cr 'ciH Nmt nibt autrets,
frlrupt.
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Ri h%erfaufrtt.

w DIE Wadtst, EunbIdait inb girrtdtun8 sin,s
@roeertes unt Spiritnufen > sefdpdfts, mo itbt
rtntabs Ss idbdfie estban lperoen. ioien, DsHi man 10.
tort uadirdst. biut8 abaeIaIen ,uerbtn. Rdbsrts In eer.
.. %snnfplodnta.Ipenu t294-1
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RI p~erfaufrn.

Ill Bier reue 3.f6ttat Ittsslnelntrnt gBobnbdnitr
nit 4doer, oas cine Elm Sdbdus mt 8.todietr1. unb bic
anosrt 8 nit ~3.t6diasi 5inttrpebaubtt. 9tadiufraetn
BET Ausnft Gintbsr. Gde Der 5crrshs une epp'
nruSe. tgl-3gl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

FIRST WARD CLUB.-A meeting of Re-
puhlicans residing in the First Ward was
hold last evening, at the Atheneum, for
the purpose of organizing a Ward Club
for the coming campaign. The meeting
was called to order by E. Irwin, and Gov.
Miller was elected temporary Chairman
and Ed. Kiesele Secretary. Gov. Miller
made a few fitting remarks. A commit
tee of three on permanent organization
was appointed, who reported the follow
ing officers for the Club: President, Gov.
Stephen Miller; Vice President. F. A.
Clute; Secretary, Ed. Kiesele; Finance
Committee, E. T. Estes, l.. Bach and
r. Barney. On motion, the following
gentlemen were appointed n committee
on Constitution and Bylaws, to report
at the next meeting: l.. Bach. ]. o. Oar.
row and r. J. Moody. On motion.
Messrs. Wheeler (red), Eddy and At
wood we're appointed a committee to
confer with the Second Ward committee
for the reception of Hon. Thomas Fitch.
The heading to the Club roll of a party
pledge was read by the Secretary, and
signed by the parties present; after which
the Club adjourned, to meet at the same
place on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock.
FREIBERG DIsTRIcT.-We saw q bar of
metal yesterday, from this district, which
speaks well for the richness of the base
ores Of the place. 1t assayed over 81, 100
to the tun, and was produced from rock
from the Ernst mine. The Morning Star
is the most extensively opened mine in
the district, and looks exceedingly well.
A shaft has been sunk rs feet, and most
of the way through ore. 1t belongs to
the energetic pioneers, Dennis Maloney
and Thomas Fall, who have performed
all the work themselves, and are in a
fair way TO reap what ought always to be
the reward of industry and perseverance.
They have about $50 tuns of high-grade
ore on the dump.
FoRr MATTEsoS. The forces engaged
in erecting the new works at Fort Mat
teson are progressing satisfactorily under
their enterprising direction. When the
furnaces are up and the main building
constructed, this splendid outpost of
Hamilton will set off II burg very
finely.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton. are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that g good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
BULLroN.-wells, Fargo & Co. yester-
day shipped three bars to the Bank of
California, San Francisco, weighing 1873
pounds, and valued at 50, $40. 70; also to
same. five bars Ely bullion, weighing 533
pounds, valued at 80, 311. 6S.
MAIL CONTRACT. Travis, Wilson q Co.
have received the contract for carrying
the U. s. mail between Hamilton, Silver
Park, Hike, and st. Joseph, on the Colo
RADIO river.
PET BADGER Indian agent Gheen
arrived yesterday from Egan Canyon,
with a pet badger, which is as tame as a
kitten. He proposes to send it TO the
Smithsonian Institute for scientific assay.
SHUT DowS.-The wieland furnace,
after a successful run of three months,
has shut down; but will start up again
shortly.
PERsoSAL.-Judge II. A. Lyons, who
has been at Ely, where he has mining
interests, will leave for San Francisco to.
day.
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NJ II T II
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ING between Mike McCluskey and John j.
Monahan is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J.J. Monahan will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against the concern.
NJ. McCLUSKEY,
JNO. J. MoNAHAN.
Treasure City. New. July %, 1870. jy9s
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF 4 EfsoAs LINE.
J A Crosby r II Tregaskis A s Paul
Homer Holland A Sullivan ET Read
l. s Lapham Miss F Clarke John Magee
BY TRAVIS. WILSON a co.'s PTocHE LINE.
] A Smith John Hale Mr. Doran
] Schooling w Brayton J + Smith
Miss Addie Vinot
DEPARTURES.
BY BEAcHEY, WINES A CO.'S LINZ.
d NJ Coleman J Paulding Mrs Paulding
BIZ Woodbury. a EsEoR's LINE.
@ + Dodge Lewis Yockey Abe Perry
Sum Lee John Wagner Jas Hagal
W Arlington A Skillman r Murphy
Mrs Arlington Mrs Hagar Henry Graves
ny HATCH a ~KIPLISGER's ELI LINE.
J Johndrew And Burnes d Cochin
II Gable II NJ Smith J d Sweeney
Bob Carter ii Lewis Pat Holland
/ V LOOMS
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J. c. LEooSEY, Judge

TUESDAY, August Z, 1870.
d. A. Puffendorf, arrested for riotous
and disorderly conduct. Pleaded guilty,
and was fined ~$20-paid.
o. S. Davidson-same charge. Tried
and convicted, and fined $40 paid.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

Co to C. r. Aiexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

Coon FOR A HoT DAY.-The typos of
The News were agreeably astonished
yesterday by the arrival of Jim Dean,
of the Blue Wing, with a dozen bottles
of fine. cool refreshing lively lager
with a bead I o it. 1t was at an hour of
the day in which our Office connoisseurs
are not in the habit of stopping to count
the beads, especially as the proprietors
were absent and ruled out OF principles
of expeditions swallowing.
For SUNDAY.-We have received two
little poems from Shermantown which
we shall reserve for Sundays issue-that
being our literary day. Both are sweetly
written; but the description of the
Widowed Mountain is a sublime theme,
c~leyerly but too laconically touched.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

u. s. INTERNAL REvEEuE.-The fol-
lowing list will show the amount of rev.
emu assessed in White Pine county
upon the various kinds of business
specified, from the lat of May to the LIST
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03
Dissolution Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ING under the firm name OF DENISE q
STEWART. in the Livery business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business Of
the firm will be settled by the undersigned.
J. T.. STEWART.
Stock ranched and horses taken 1t livery on
the most reasonable terms.
jy262w J. T. STEWART.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
WAGNER Il DAWSON. Of the
Philadelphia, have purchased the st. Louis
Brewery, with all materials, machinery. appa-
ratus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the Ut Louis are now due and payable to the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering Of LAGER BEER
from the 81. Louis will be fulfilled by the under
signed, who continue, at the old stand, TO man
~ufacture that famous beverage. the PHII.ADEL-
PHIA BEER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-03

A IL THE APPARATUS, KEGS. BARRELS.
N Watts, Machinery, Hops, Malt, and other
JOHN WAGNER.
jy2a.tf WIN DAWSON.
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WESTWARD.

A. n. TowNE. General superintendent.
T. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Pass. Ag't. aui-tf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-09
Later Foreign News!

By the arrival this morning of the clip
per ship Sonora, thirteen days from San
Francisco, we have dates up to the 25th
ult., being five days later than those re-
ceived by the bark Theresa.
Affairs in Europe are in about the same
condition as reported by last kilograms.
The important action taken by England
in taking a decided stand to secure an
armstice has created profound sensa-
ton throughout Europe. 1t is to be hoped
that peace viii grow out of this action of
the British Government, although the un-
expected nature of such action seems to
have taken all Europe by surprise. The
comments of the French papers are severe.
The military situation in France is the
same as reported by last advices.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-09

five hundred of our best men to our home
production or our own commerce.? This
is question upon which it would be well
to ponder. One thing is certain, if they
are permitted to ship on foreign vessels, 1t
is incumbent upon those who have the
supervision of the shipment and the dis
charge of Hawaiian seamen here, to take
care that they are fairly dealt with; that
the articles of clothing and other things
furnished them during the voyage are not
extraordinarily charged, and that they are
protected from maltreatment at the hands
of those under whom they serve.
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JUST RECEIVED
Per r. O. Wyllie,
From Bremen.

ENGLISH PRISTs--Fancy, Purple and
IA Mourning.
French prints. fancy Fancy muslins
Victoria lawns Mosquito netting;
Superior black coburgs
French meriuo and crane; Ticking;
White shirfng and long cloth;
Brown and blue cotton drills. heavy;
Brown and blue cottons; Hickory stripes;
Blue twilied saxouy fannels;
Imperial linens. assorted
White linen handkerchief:
Turkey red and yellow handkerchiefs;
White jaeonet handkerchief;
Fancy cotton handkerchief:
Black siik elastic; Dress goods;
Plain and figured black silk:
White linen and ribbed drill;
Fine white linen duck Black lining silk;
Black hair cloth for taiIors use
Blue tSill; Blue pque; Cashmere;
Veil barge. assorted colors.
3s-sm H. HAcKFELD & co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME Court % the Havsaiiaa Isiunsis.
- In the matter Of the EstA- % ISAAC MONTGOMERY
deceased-Before Mr. Justice HtrtueD. In Chanters.
reading and fling the petition q " G. Parke Iepo-
rary Administrator u the kstats q lsalr Montgomery.
ceased that his final account such Tcmpzy Adlsfrs
may be allowed and that he Be dschsssr un tie
said trust,
II ordered by the Court that MONDAY list day q
November A. 1870 10 c'ciock IN the frencu ard
the hereby appointed ir hearing the l petition
fore the said Justice his Chambers in onulu, uhch
zine and place all persons Interested may appe.r Ard sh
caus If any they have why the should Be granted
and that notice thereof be given BY Vuhcau of tins
in the Az OKOA and ukwAAN GtzrTTE newspaper
successive weeks previous % saii bearing.
ALFRED : HARIWELL
Justice q the Surrerir Court
Attest: W. R. SEAL Deputy Clerk
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. 0ct- 10th, ls7o t2St
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Estate Of DANIEL MONTGOMERY. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE IN
In designed, Administrator Of the above named
Estate, TO the creditors Of. aud all persons hagug
claims against said deceased. 70 exhibit the pans
duly authenticated and with the Necessary vouchers.
within Elk months Of the first publication of this
40tee to the Undersigned At his ozce a. the corner
of Queen and Kaabumann streets, IN Houolulu
W. l. GREEN.
Administrator with VIZ snnszeds
Honolulu, Sept. 2eth. 1870 ais
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An Interval of Ten Minutes.

Admission. Ohio Dollar.
Reserved Seats, sl.50l Children HalfPrios.
~ Doors open at hafpast Seven; Concert to COM
mence at Eight o'clock sharp.
Carriages may be ordered for 1G15.
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N la plan Of the Hall may be seen at Mr. Rycrofts
next door to DR.. Buums Office, where seats may be
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NEWS.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA brief but severe tornado
passed over portion of Wisconsin, yesterday, doing
considerable damage to property at Milwaukee, Mad
ison. and other points near Milwaukee. One man
killed by the falling Of a limb of tree.
The Tri5une's Washington special says the Presi-
dent was greatly annoyed at the resignation of Sec
rotary Cox. and its acceptance becoming known, as
his intention keep it quiet for the present.
Neither the President nor Secretary had given any
indication regarding the matter, except that Cameron
and his accomplces were made to understand that
they had succeeded Their exultstion great as
to preclude the confidence being kept. The resigns-
ton, which really occurred two weeks ago, fol-
lowed by its prompt acceptance When it became
known. and was formally admitted at the White
House. the President declined 10 furnfh the cor
respondenee for publication. or to make known the
reasons Of the secretarys resignation
NEW YoRK, Oct. Is.-An instruction of negroes
has broken out in the French Colony of Martinique,
in the West Indies consequent upon the proclamation
by the Government of the establishment Of Repub-
lie in Martinique similar to that of Hayti. large
number of plantations have been sacked by the
blacks, and several'engagements have occurred be-
tween the Government troops and the nsurrectonisi
1t is feared the revolt viii spread over the Island, in
which case il may prtSse serious.
CHICAGO, October Is.-The Tribnse's Washington
special has the following in relation to the appoint
ment Of successor to Secretary Cox: