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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-02
FRIDAY, June 24th.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

EXPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The JSdiciary COMMITTEES reported on tae onl
to reguIate criminal procedure, recommending its
passage with amendments.
ou nation the rules were suspended and the
bin was read first time by its title, and, on fur
ther motion, was made the special order for
Monday next
The committee on examining miscelaneous
subjects, reported on petition from Maui, imPOs-
ing heavy duties on potatoes to encourage home
iAaustry the shsrif-s salary at Honuaula, and on
the salaries Of His Majesty and Ministers, recon-
heading tabIing the same. 2 o. et-fstf4A -
ORDER or THE DAY--UNFDIsHKD BUSINESS
A bill 10 limit the time In which actions may
oe commenced to recover real estate, came up on
as second reading, aud on motion was ordered to
engrossu enf + = n y ~ % g - 81 y E--- ~ 49,
The Approximation Bill was then taken up, IN
Place Of several bills relating TO the Attorney
Ieneral's Department.
Mr.. Phillips (Attorney GENERALLY presented his
report concerning the appropriations for the po-
Iies- HE matter bad been carefully considered
IN the Marshais olhce with the Governors Of the
Various Islands The items were greater than he
mad thought, and for the eOminr two vesrs would
be as follows: ''0'0 "'U'0
Polies Of oahz.. ..--............ -.,o..s
ppolee o. hAsah Y.sSo
PoIc- E.-..i ----------------- $500
Incd~nrai- - 66I2
FuS1-HN'4s I0oo
- y = - cGLL ~ u 8 -
Which he thoughs far beyond our means. and
recommended serious consideration by the As
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-02
gasarants GarOs.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
ccumnIa ted and IavcsIed FnRd, 2,S3s,iIs
ESTABLISHED, 1909

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APP
y POINTED AGENTS Tor the Sandwich Islands, aud are
authorised 20 Insure against Fire upon favorable terms
Risks taken in any Of the Islands Wooden buildings
Merchandise stored therein Dwelling Houses aud furn
Timber, Goals ships hRrbor with without
under repair. l723 lyl ED. HDFfscHLAEGER& a co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-02
Business Garss.

5}usintss Gar9s. i..
W.. HUMPHREYS,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines. Spirits,
Ale and Porter, etc. ETC.,
729 MERCHANT STREET HONOLULU, II. I. 1y
u. C. cHALL AMxL -----7 - y A RI UsE
cHALLAMEL * Co.'S
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Spirits, Ales, &e.,
No s EUUATU STREET,
72s Opposite Merchant street. Honolulu, H. I. ly
AFoNG & ACHUCK,
Importers. Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In General
Merchandise and Chinese Goods.
r,sM Fire5PToGf Ire pro ,f. Store, Nuu"n" Street.,
NJ. s. GRINBAUM s. CO..
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
And every variety Genteme Superior Furnishing Goods
Store formerly occupied by W. A Adrich,
J. NJ. WHITNEY, ID. D.s,
81 Dentist, us.s Sy~3
OFFICE DIR. HoFFMAxx's DRUG STORE,
CORNER OF KAAHUMANU AVID MERCHANT STS
o94 Office hours from o A. NJ till Up NJ 1y
HENRY THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office Queen Street. opposite House. up
7l9 ly
DILLING HAM s. CO.,
IMPORTERS
Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints aud Oils,
and General Merchandise,
-727 No. s5 KING STREET, HONOLULU 1y
NJ. HILLIPS s. CO..
IMPORTERS AND
Wholesale Dealers in Clothing, B0Ots Shoes, Hats,
Mems Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
No. 4 MERCHANT ST, C7z7 6m) HONOLULU.
l.. l.. ORBERT,
Dealer in all kinds OF Building Materials,
N; ;odo p;rft ,E1ss
-. Sash, Blinds, Doors, Sc, &c. .E
OFFICE No 20 EsPLANADG 27 1y) OPPOSITE Court HoUsE
r R. G.. DsAVIS,
- Attorney at Law.
u Ill Practice all Kingdom English
and Hawaiian iangnages
6s2 oee Queen Street. opposite tae Court House. 1y
IRA RICHARDSON,
Importer and Dealer in BcOts Shoes, Fine Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, &c.
Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets,
723 '..L HONOLULU. II. 1y
JOHN THoS. XvATERHOUsE.
Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise,
723 Queen Street, Honolulu. 1yE
e. HOFFMAN,, Md.
Physician and Surgeon,
Merchant and Kaahumanu Postoe 6S7 ly
5 Aft. JUDD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Fort street. three doors below Merchant Streets 7o2 ly
ALLEN & CHILLING GwoRTH.
Kawaihae, Hawaii,
Shipping bu sness
at the above port where they prepared 10 furnish
such other recruits required
by whale ships at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Fire e~O on 1an a.
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KuLrSo ~ Hon E. ID HoLpnoox INA

KmLISo - Hon E. ID HoLBnooK IN A
STREET BRaw. The Boise q y CAroa-
irie. Of the % I ult.. contains sn account
Of ths killing Of Hon. E D. Holbrook.
The STRAY in which Ho'brook was killed
took place in Idaho City. and the follow
ing particulars are furnished the Chronicle
by a corre-poudpnt from that pl.cr:
"A terrible tragedy took place in this
city on Saturday evening last. in which
Hon. E. d. Holbrook lost his lie. 1t
orrurred in q street STRAY or pistol fght
between Mr.. Holbrook and Charles II.
Donglss. Mr.. Holbrook wss mortslly
wounded at the 6r.t shot cred by Dong.
las. the ball penetrating the right side OF
the abdomen anil ranging inward: Both
parties emp,ied the contents Of their pis.
tolls. firing some Eve or sis shots each.
llo'b'ook was supported from where be
stood during the sf'ay. into his ofIics. BY
Sheriff Frank P. Britton and Nike Dur
Elm. snd fainrea Immediately sferwsrd.
Drs. Hesly and Zipf were Immediately
summoned. and every appliance kaown
tn medical skill proved unsvsiling to pro-
long life longer than about eight O'Clock
q. N on Sunday morning. He wss con.
srious to the last moment: said he was
dying and was not afraid to die. that
Donglss 6red the first shot. and he wss
glad he had not hit him. on sccoun. Of
bis wife and children"
Douelss was arrested aud committed
to swait examinations after Holbrook's
funeral. which took plses on Monday.
the 20th.
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tsla ssesion eajsised. daring The coetisusses
Of the stcrm causing such obstruction.
SEc. Is. All cross walks in thi, C;tv .b.,,
be kept and reserved free from anv .i.;.h.
wagons, carts. carriages. drays, or othsr ~;
cies. and horses or other animals be;.e 49,
or suffered TO stand ,hereoa, e,ceps1s f,r !.
may lie necessary in crossing the ..m.. -
the orber or person in charge Of anv .i.;.h
wagon, cart, carriage, dray or other vehicle .,
hose or other ..imaI. offending herein, shall
be suhject 70 6ne Of not less than on. s',,"'
nor more than Eve dollars for each oiIsn.. o'-'
SEE. II. No osner or occupant of ,n. e.,
ding in this City shall cause pines for corJ,..,
ing the wafer from the caves Of sucb hn,iS;..
to be SO constructed as to cause the ~,,.. -
spread over the Sidewalk, under a pen,,,r ~
not less than one dollar nor more tb,. g..
collars. and a like penalty for every d.y ,bs
same shall he permitted 10 remain after The
first conviction.
SEC IS. Any person who shall, In tbi. citv.
keep or leave ope3 any cellar door or grating.
or other covering of any area or vault. on apv
sidcva 4, or su6er the same to be Kent oren
or ir an insecure condition, or shall suffer anv
Sidewalk IN front Of his premises to become or
continue so oroSen as 70 endanger life or limbs,
shall he sGbject to hne Of not less than 6vs
dollars nor more than fifty dollar,
| SEC. l6. No person shall cons,rue, or ex
cavate for the construction of vaul, under
any sidewalk in this City, unless written per.
init therefor shall have been firs. obtained from,
the City Engineer. approved BY the Council,
Said permits shall prescribe therein the man.
ner of construction and the material to be used
Any person Who shall construct, or excavate
for the construction Of q vault under any side.
walk in this City, without the permit therefor
as at resard. or VIII, shall construct the same
in any other manner or OF any other material
than as specified in such permit. shall be sub.
iect to fine Of not less than ten dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each of.
fence. and to like fine for every day the same
shall be continued after the service Of notice
from the City Engineer to remove or recon
struct the same.
; SEC II. Any person or persons Who shall
in tins CITY, construct any vault, or make an,
excavation therefor. and shall suffer the sam,
to remain unprotected, or IN such condition A,
/ tn endanger life or limb. or cause other acci
dent, sEall be subject To a fine of not less .ha,
: ten dollars nor more than one hundred dollars
] Approved June 9th, 1870.
JOSHUA TAYLOR, Mavor,
l certify the foregoing to be true COW o
the original on file in my Office, this 9Th day 0
July, 1870.
J.Urr. City CLERK.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

Have Prevented tisc BkeDeiiaon'
General John Cochrane stated st .
dinner party the other day. some impor-
t.nt facts that have not been known. and
which we now publish with his permis
sion:
Gen. Cochrsne was a delegate from
New York in the Democratic National
Convention Of 1860. II is we'll known
that the breach between the supporters of
Douglas and tho Southern Democracy
rendered the session Of Charleston Of no
avail. and causeA the convention to be
adjourned TO Baltimore. At the latter
pIacc efforts we're IN ,de to reunite the
spndera.l factions. but without success
Finally. however. John Slidell. Of Lonis.
lana, hsd an interview with Dam Rich,
moni OF New York. At which General
Cochrans was present. Siidell proposei
that, if the friends Of Douglas would
agree to lay him aside. and wonld brine
forward Horatio Ssy monr. OF New York
a. their Presidential csniida'r. the whole
Southern Democracy would bind them
selves to mite in his support. Thus thu
party won,l go into the election unhro-
ken, and ti.re was no donbt that it Son'd
sncceed IN electing its candidate for tn
Presidency.
Mr.. Richmond took time TO consider
this proposal. and to consult with HI
friends. The result was that it was posi-
lively declined. The Douglas men o
New York wonlj not agree to any suci
compromise. They nominated their can
didate. and tho Sonih Supported Breek
inridge, taking good care to defeat AM
punish the politicisns who bad thus re
fused to negotiate with them by the elec
ton Of Lincoln. which was followed b.
the war. the abolition Of slavery and thu
full enfranchisement Of the n.ero.
These statements show that the re
proacb so often cast npon the Republican
party of having forcel on tbs rebellion
through IN obstinate unwillingness Il
make any compromise. spplies much NOR
forcihlv to N. Democracy Of New York
l-New York San. July g.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

Of var. While csbiuet sffiesrs bold Pssleys
With them under Aass OF truce; load
them with presents drawn from this indas-
trious, hard working people. By taxation;
snd p,y their wsy back s.d forward 10
srst class carriages. 10 the drgn-t OF
those who have suffered persoual o"t ages
q. their hands; 1 have thonght il . h,''ue
time to give tho people o! Ksnsas : sketch
from life Of abe char.cter Of thee Indian
chiefs. and their doings: lerv'ng ih'in &,
iadge how fsr the government J. IaS''asd
10 thus fs.s,ing ant f.ttening mnra.re's.
ravish.rs tu,l puhlic robbers. The s'i'nse
Of our representatives while these d'sgns'
ting scenes have been trsnspir'ng. has
hsen exceedingly polite. bot "i how
c,.ven the spirit. Yours irnlv.
TuoMAs MooyLioar.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

EUROPEAN CoMPLcATIoNs.-There ia
ano. her war.cloud in Europe. arising ont
of the Hohenzollern question. and in
which France, Spain and Prussia appear
to be involved. AS majority Of Amer.
ic,n readers do not understand this qnes-
lion, we shall undertake to explain it.
clearly and brirhy:
Prince Hobenz,llern is On illegitimste
son of Napoleon Bonapar'e aud the Prime
ess z ,llvereiu. daughter Of Schleswie
Holstein. King Of Denmark. and Was The
result of lisson dnring the retreat from
Moscow. Old Schles. was very much
incensed sgainst Napoleon. and united
with the allies. to aid in crushing him.
The Schleswig Holstein question. fea
years ego. grew ont Of this mstter. and
the basis Of settlement was. that Prussia.
with the aid of other Great Powers. wal
to establish Hoherzollern on Q 6rst-clss'
throne. In pursuance Of this agreement
the different monsrchs played eff on lisa.
bella. Of Spai forcing her to vamose the
ranch: then simultaneously the Ecumeu-
ical Council issued sn Ency clical Letter,
Louis Napoleon Issued Plebiscitum. The
Emperor Of Russia issued Uksse. and
Bsmsrck issued Dutch Hex, smid The
noise and confusion Of which. Hohenzol:
lsrn was to bob into the Spanish throne,
But the Spanish Junta. being on the
alert, issued Prononcismento. the effect
Of which bss not yet tranepired. II II
should happen to miss its mark. tie storm
will blow over:~but il it strikes Hoben-
zollern somewhere between wind and wa.
ter. say about the spot where the short rib
passes through the duodonem. there will
be tbs devil to pay!s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14
ARREST OF CHAS. A. DANA.
He is Charge with Libel, and Said ia
HIVE Deserted His Wife.

He is Charge win IsfDeIs ana Sa1u 10
HIVE Deserted His Wife.
On Saturday Chns. A. Dana, one re-
porter, and two visitors we're tbs sole in-
m a,rs Of the editorial rooms Of tho Sun.
The bell rang. R'por'er answered. and
fonnd gen,l'm ,n.y -appssring inhivilu
NJ, ..s,o ssc-rc-ss. !. &C o NJ d .as. His carl
was duly hasJei in. aud. a. it was af
terward proved. his nsms was Stephens.
and his profession Deputy Sheriff His
business was The arrest Of Mr.. Dana on a
libel suit commenced by Mr.. West on
account OF an article entitled the Anti
G ,mbling Society" It was stated in
the warrant that Mr.. Dana hal "de.erted
his wife. and thot having no ties to bind
him. therefore he was liable ut any mo-
ment to d,camp." and hencs the pe,i
TONER prayed for On immediate and per-
emptory arrest. The reporter left hi.
friend in the lurch as soon as he found
that his chief had been arrested end held
to appear and answer to tho charge.
Another party says that Mr.. Dana
fsug he'd when lie re,d the compliant. ard
after reading it alord to the gentleman
who was conversipg with him at the
time OF service. cast oG his students cap.
donned his white hat. and went forth to
secors bail. which Was speedily found
As soon as this matter was arranged
Dana packed his carpet sack. and say
ing: IAN the reporters will be after me
and 80 I'll go away uni:l Monday o1
Tuesday" departed. we know not with
er
Mr.. Dan. has secured. as counsel. Hon
A. NJ Soltelio. who will be assisted hy
Mr.. Wm. o. Bartlett. Nr. EIbriige Il
Gerry is tn be congratulated on having
gone to Europe in time.-New Torl
Standard. 9th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

G% The Locomotive" the new pa
per promised from Marysville. BY P. II.
Peters, has made its appearance. 1t is
large, well printed. well filed. and in
every coIum exhibits Peters, characteris.
tic raciuess. 1t claims to be independ-
ent in politics. and to have sourcd on
parties. We hope this does not indicate
that Peters is about returning to the beg
eardly elements OF Democracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

TIE WmTE CLouD CHIer With the
nnmser for last week rho White Cloud
Chief enters upon its fourteenth volume.
u is the oldest paper in Kansas. snd was
always one Of tho livrIiest and most rev.
dable. It 10 the only paper in the State
that has been pubiished - long By the
same proprietor o. hss Ths Chsmpiou
end Psess. The Chief has bsen prosps-
rons becsuss its editor underssood his
hnsiness. attended to il. aud worked st il.
He never had any ides that poblishisg
paper was fan. Goat journsl Of any
character woald edit ITSELF Mr.. Miller 10
. practical printer. an able and vigosoos
writer. spd On Independent thinker. Some
times ws have disagreed with hia IN
matters OF policy or principle. bot ws
have never donbsed the siperity Of hin
convictions or the esrnesssess Of his Rac
pnbIicsnism. All Of The sueceas .bs bas
achieved he wss woe BY industry. stssn,
ton to bo.iness. and iaiepesdest az
preston Of bis views CAam-
pios.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

U The election in Illinois on Saturday
last. resulted in the adoption Of the ne" Con-
stitution and all the separate articles. BY a
large majority. The Chicago Republican says
Illinois has Exchanged for an organic Ia"
which bristled all over with defects and Insult
cheney. an instrument which is as nearly per-
feet as ering human nature Is capable OF IRA
ming amid present surroundings. which IL i'm
bued with the most advanced principles Of re-
pubulican civilization. and which has received
the highest eneomiums from the statesmen oi
the Old As well a. the New World"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14
m. Ch,.... Q.esais..

The Chinese labor question nss ior
several years bees disturbing the people
Of Califoruis, and the feeling against the
Chinese has become 80 bitter. that any
person who speaks word in their iavor.
does so at risk. The excitement il now
spreading in the E .st. snd bids Jar sooD
to equal that in California. II began
rh,n an effort was made to COLONIES O.
gang Of Chinese shoemakcrs st North
Ad.ms. Massachusetts,. to take the place
of striking woikmen. which Was met
with fo,cibls resistance BY tho nstive
workmeu. Itis regarded as sn initiaiory
step to suppl.ns American labor with the
cheap labor Of the Chinese, who can a.
ford to work for q mere pittancs. and
live on filth tba. American Iaborers
vouId not touch. This is but the begin
ming of an anti Chinese mo vement. which
will extend to all parts OF the country,
and hcoms s,u,bing element in poll
tics.
Iu connection with the Chinese quss-
tion is smother. which it would be well
to examine in its bearing upon it. The
Free Trade League are sending their
agents, and documents. and papers. and
emisssries, and lecturers to sll parts ol
the couu'ry. TO persuade the lAboring peo.
ple that the Tariff is gross imposition
upon them. by which they pay q heavy
tax upon the necessaries Of life. thai
wealthy monopolists may continne te
flourish. This Free Trsde League il thu
creature Of English manufacturers. whe
wish TO have protection removed from
American industries. in order that tbei
own wares may come in and underfel
American productions. and finally crust
out American manufacturers. Laborer
in Europe are paid wages that an Amer
lean could not live upon; hence. if th
tariff were removed from foreign goods
they could he sold at prices which wool'
utterly ruin American manufacturers
Now, IL VIC look at but one side OF th
question, it would seem like good thin
to pnt down goods to the lsboring me
at a low price; aud so it would be, IL |
lid not at the same time cut down th
laborer's wages in still greater proportion
The American laborer can better sdor
to pay high prices for what goods
consumes, than to suffer the reduction
wages that ould follow the success Of th
Free Trade policy. If the laboriog me
Join in with the Free Traders to remov
> protection from home industry. and plae
it in unequal competition with foreigu
manufactures. they will force America
manufactures either ioemploy lator at tll
starvation prices Of Europe. or to su'
!, pend and throw tens OF thousands OF ID
horers out Of employment altogether
Pro,pe.ion TO ono branch of America
industry. extends to all; protection
u manufacturers is benefit 10 the fsrm'
: and the laborer. and is the surest way
prevent the imposition Of Chinese or oil
, er foreign labor to starve out America
workmen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

1t ia supposed that Mr. Dsna. the edi
tor Of the N Y. Sun. re.chsd the subli
NEST fight Of egotism possible even 1,
him. publishing the following paragraph
in leading editorial recently. The ita.
lies arc Mr. Dana's own:
Bot toward Gen. Grant o. President
We confess that we cherish very pro
found feeling Of disappointment and dis
satisfaction. There were few men in The
country who had taken mora stock in
him than we had. DarinR the war. wher
he was digging canals at Vicksburg. and
was on the point OF being relieved frcm
his command. Mr.. Dana did whst he
could to have him retsinei at the heal
Of the army in the Mississippi Valley; and
the effort was successtn'. Bnt for his
agency Grant would then hare Been sem
back to Goieno; and in Mof erenf h
rould neifker hare Seeome Commander IN
Cliff cfMe army nor President Of Ms
United Stoies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

GE The Topeka Record publishes
ccpious extracts. with approving editorial
remarks. from . communication from Q
Missouri bnshwhacker. rejecting on COL
Mooulisht's truthfnlness and courage.
If that is the source the Record is going
to draw upon for its facts. it can very
easily prove that Lincoln Was gorilla.
Grant . blandering butcher. and Sheri-
dan Q drunken brute.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

T A passenger recently jumped hom the
window Of q Pacific railroad car. The train
stopped snd backed down 10 recover the body
vheu the man vas found sitting on the track
rubbing his eyes he explained that he had
fallen ss,eep. and merely endeavosec to get
out Of the way Of the ratilcsnake he dreamed
was approaching him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

U In . steam bost race on the Mis-
sissippi, last week. the r. E. Lee best the
Natchez. r. E. Leo is q famous name
for ,unping. The wsy to best that bont,
is to name one Grant. and run her against
it. Grants the only name that succeeded
in catching Lee.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

C "Deeeascd cane 70 bis death By aec;-
der tai burning and old sse," vas the verdict
ofs eo'eners jury at wi.nirstcn, N. G.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

re- Thurman. of Ohio, continues to
be talked sbont as the Democratic can
didate for the Presidency.-Er.
All the use the Democracy have for q
candidate for the Presidency. is to tolk
about hin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

k9V We have received the "Record,'
published at Parker. Montgomery Conn
ty, BY G. d. Baker. late Of Troy. 1t is
. large. well printed Paper. got up on
new nsterial. and 6llsd with lire editori.
ais. Republican In politics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

" viscountess Dambray, widow Of the late
peer of France, con OF the Chancellor Of that
name, Who signed the ordnance Of 1880.
has died at her chateau Of Moutigny, near
Dieppe. With this lady becomes extinct the
last remnant Of the Atjou branch Of P.anta-
eenets. Her father, Count Deshays. Who vas
page 10 Louis XVI, and Who vas personally
known By many rov living. bere the arms Of
England on bis escutchecn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

u Its proposed to rua Rcd Cloud as The
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
That party has been under .. black cloud q
long that it is thought change Of color sil
be very aeceptsble.-Ex.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-14

~ Admiral Dahlgren died at " ash.
ipgton, on Tuesday.
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-19
The Breath of Flowersi

The breath of the rarest trnpc flowers. fra.
grant and imperishahle, is trausfesed intc
that most exquisite of all mndsrn perfume.
Murray d Lanman's Florida Water. suited
alike for the handkerchief. the toilet and the
bath.
As there are worthless counterfeits offered
for sale. buyers should always ask for the
Florida Water. prepared by Lanman 4
Kemp. New York.
For Sale by L. Wellendorf. Main lStrest,
Shasta,