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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

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Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, Griping
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II is no humbug medicine, got up to sell,
but really valuable preparation, having been
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Do not give your children the "soothing
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permanent good.
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
Administrators A Notice.

IN Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly appointed by
County Court of Polk county, Oregon, Admin.
istrator of the estate Of Jas. b. Riggs, deccas-
cd, late of said county. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notsfled
20 present them, with proper vouchers, within
ak months from the date OF this notice TO che
said Administrator. at his residence Ia Salem.
Oregon, OF to ]. L. Collins, his Attorney. ID
Dallas. RUFUS Al. RTGGS.
Aaminsslrntei.
Dallas, Sept "a, 1870. s0-lw
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

asked for. and for such purpose, it was matter Of
the utmost Importance. The work would not be done
in two years. but in many and new appropriations
would be asked for from time to time to continue and
complete the work. sfl
His Ex. the Minister of Interior moved to insert a
new item as follows. -,a1a-
New Lock up at Honolulu $1,000. passed.
He also moved that the sum of $4,000 be inserted
in the appropriation Bill for a new Steamer wharf
should it appear necessary to build one. This item
was also passed.
Mr.. Komoikehuehu moved to insert an item Of 49,.
600 for bridge at waiaws, Eva, passed. 5al a7
Mr. Judd moved to insert item OF $50, 600 for a
new road over the Nuusnu Pal which was carried.
Mr.. Martin moved to reconsider the item of roads
in Kau which carried ard he moved to insert the
same amount. 5000, but to have the item include
buoy at Punaluu, the amendment was carried.
Mr.. Phillips moved order to engrossment Sec 1st
of the Appropriation Bill, he thought that the pro-
cedings of the House exceedingly undignifed.
they amounted to a sort of auction. only. He moved
the previous question which was carried. Motion to
order to engrossment lost, and the Assembly
adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
EXPORTS.

THE Danger OF PRoPHEcY.-The New York TFi-
bun@ makes the following good shot at somebody:
New York editor lately prophesied the finest
suits from General ONes military ability, the day
after that able commander, yielding to the flank
movement Of the man in the rockawsy, had gone
quietly TO gaol We inadvertently praised this ed
tor as one of the first military authorities in
country'' He resents the well-mesnt euiogium,
and says it is silly Perhaps II is. On the whole
we don't believe il very smart in him to declare
that . Il General O'Neill continues TO display the
same military ability he can hardly fail to give the
British more serious trouble than they now appre
hend;" fifteen hours after that troublesome warrior
vas safely locked up In fact, we think that 1t was
silly. We trust this apology may be considered sA
tisEactory. -- -ssa aa1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

Lieutenant stambaugh, recently killed by In
dians, South Pass City, was nephew of Gen.
Sherman
A schoolboy defined appetite" by explaining
that when Pm eating, I'm 'appy, and when I'm
done, I'm tight"
An Indianian has just hung himself, having been
married year without any divorce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
Administrators Notice.
.AyING BEEN APPOINTED Admins

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED Admnis-
IItrator of the Estate of EDWARD EDM0NDS,
of Waihee Island of Maui notice is hereby given to
all persons who indebted to said Estate to make
payment Immediately and all persons who may have
in their possession any property, such horses, cat
tie, papers, to deliver them up to the undersigned
and all persons having any claims against the said
Estate, to present them fer settlement within six
months from this notice. otherwise they viii be for
ever barred. ~
JAMES DANIELS,
Adm'tor Estate Of Ed. Edmonds.
Waihee, June 81, ls70.-25-zt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the Moon for July, 1870,
PREPARED By CAPT. DANIEI SMITH.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE AssEMBLY.-The Legisla-
tive Assembly sign6ed, yesterday, their intention
to be ready for prorogation on Monday next. Most
OF the Bills the table have already been disposed
OF, and the few remaining days Of the session will
give sufficient time for the consideration of those
still on their passage. The session commenced on
the 3Oth Of April 8e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

MAsoNIc.-A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 81, F. d A. NJ, viii be held at the Lodge room,
Makec's building tomorrow Thursday evening
at ~ o'clock Visiting Brethren are cordially in
vited TO attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

oS Saturday evening next, Q6th inst), Barlow
will hold at his Auction Room another Of those ex
iensive sales of Books with which he and Mr.. Lum-
ley have favored the people OF Honolulu lately. By
reference to the catalogues of this sale, ii will be
seen that the selection in the curious and useful
quite up to former lots and we have no doubt that
our citizens will largely avail themselves of the
opportunity offered them on this occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
For Rent.

I'll A COTTAGE, containing a Parlor,
two bedrooms and Bathroom, with Stables and Hay
room adjaeent,-furnished or unfurnished. Enquire
of l25-4t j 4. KINNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
COMMERCIAL.
HoroLrLr. lily 12th. $50

HONOLULU. JUL Y 18th, 1870.
The quarterly settlements have occupied more or
less Of the fine of business community for the
pas, week. So far as we can learn balances have
been promptly met
The Auction business seems to be the only branch
Of trade which shows any activity at present. Goods
Of all descriptions bring fair prices at the
usual room sales which. owing to the dull state Of
trade can only accounted for by the fact that many
Of our traders have a mania for Auctions
We expect during the coming unusually dull
times. not on account Of any falling of Of production
but from the economy which is being praeticed in all
branches Of business, more particularly plan
taions. The latter may be attributed to the expert
enoe Of our planters. which has enabled them to dc
the work Of their plantations much more economical
" thaa in foremer years Both the planters and la
borers are benefited by this experience the former by
their better knowledge Of the application Of their
means the latter by the regular and systematic
application Of labor. rnrr
The British bark Favorite 20 days from Montevedo,
arrived on the 9th inst She goes to Bakers Island
for guano-
The Ethan Allen Is loading domestic produce for
saa Francisco and the Margaret crocknrd for Mel
bourne
The bark Victor is due from Puget Sound with
lumber the D. c. Murray and Byzantium will be due
nv the end Of the week With assorted eargoes, the
former from San Francisco the latter from Victoria
The Ajax will be due from San Francisco on the goth
inst
The City Of Melb0urne from Sydney and Auckland
on the 22d. on
The Schooner Annie sails to-day for Micronesia
under charter by the Hawaiian Board of Mis-
sious. She takes a. passengers % natives Of the
Southern Islands, to Danger Island, for the Board
Of Immigration
TEE following are the tables Of Domestic Exports
for second quarter and for half year 1870 compared
with last years tables.
The table shows a gain in every one Of our Ex-
ports, but Molasses, Poi. Fungus, Taow and Pulu,
notwithstanding this. there is adecrease Of Ss99226l
in value Of experts which is fully accounted for in
the lower rates, at which Sugars nvOiced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE.-The perfor-
mances at this Theatre under the management Of
the Gegorys continue TO attract large and apprecia
tive audiences and their stay here will be of very
short duration, we advise those who havS not yet
them, not TO miss the opportunity. The perfor
mances are of a most diversified character and there
is a certain amount of talent, sufficient at least to
pass couple of hours pleasantly. We must acknow-
ledge that the performances of " "Madamoisele Ger
trudes Troupe Of Dogs" surpasses anything we
have ever seen of the kind, and is alone well worth
the price of admission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

WE are glad to learn that during last week, copi-
ous rains fell on Lanai and portions of Maui,
where much inconvenience has been felt for want of
the usual amount of rain. Some of the planters on
that portion OF Maui were unable to take off their
crops of cane owing TO the fact that there not
sufficient water in their cisterns TO supply the
chuery. The late rains will enable them TO secure
large portion Of their crops, and them from the
great loss they would otherwise have suffered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

A CASE OF FISH PoIsoNING.-0n Thursday even
ing Mr. ]. NJ. Crowell, grocer Nuuanu street was
dangerously poisoned by eating sh from restaurant.
The symptoms Of the poisoning violent, and but
for timely medical aid would probably have proved
fatal We understand that several similar have
occurred lately, the knowledge of which should eau
tOn people against indulging in eating fish with
they well assured where they caught and
of the length of time they have been lying the FISH
stalls exposed to the sun.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
July 6-sohr Kitty Cartwright, from Kauai.
Soop Yankee. from Maui
5-Schr Active, from Mani.
S-slhr Nette Merrill. from Maui.
Schr Hokulele, from koolau.
Schr Iiliu. from Naialua.
Schr Jenny from Kauai.
q-Schr ka Moi, from daui.
schr Mary Elien from Maui.
Scir Warwick. from Mooka
Schr Maiola, from Maui
Sclr Pauah. from Mo0ka
British bark favorite fea 30 days from Montyedeo.
lO-Schr Manupkawai, FROM Maui.
Schr Liu from Naiaua.
Schr Rob Roy. from Koolau-
Il-Schr Kate Lee from Hawaii.
l2-Schr fairy Queen, from Kauai.
Schr kinau, from Maui
SAILED.
July 6-sohr Fairy Queen for Kauai.
Schr John Young, for KanaL
schr Isabella for Hawaii.
Schr Mary. for Kauai.
Schr Hattie, for Kauai.
Schr Kitty Cartwright, for Kauai.
German bark Nymphe, Rabe, for London.
S-schr Prince, for Hawaii.
Schr Active, for Hawaii
q-Schr Liliu. for Naialua-
schr Nettie Merrill, for Maui
sloof Live Yankee, for kOolau.
1O-SciT Hokuieie, for koolau.
1l-Scfr pauahi for Mol0kai-
schr Mary Ellen for Maui
Schr ka Moi. for Maui.
Schr Jenny for Kauai.
schr Manuokawa, for Maui.
Schr Narwick, flr Molokai.
l2-Schr Waiola for Maui
Haw schr Annie, BabcOck, for Marquesas
Schr Hattie, Kauai.
schr Rob Roy, for kooiau.
Schr Luka. for Hawaii
Sehr Luiu, fr koolan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

Ben BoLT has been convicted of murder in Cecil.
Nd He has doubtless been driven crazy by his in
cessant efforts TO "remember sweet Alice" by re-
cueef
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
MABsEgIEH.

MARRIED.
DuSoAS-BAETLETT-0n the 18th inst in the Roman Cath
olc Cathedral, by Rev Father Hermann Mr. J. Duncan to
Miss Rose Bartlett
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-In the matter
n Of the Of JOHN III, deceased. The undersigned
having been appointed temporary Administrator Of the above
estate with the Will annexed, all persons having claims
against hereby notified their claims
duly authenticated at the Office Of the undersigned until
further notice. within six months day the publ
notice otherwise they will be forever barred
persons in possession Of property belonging the said
tate notified to account for the without delay
s b. DOLE.
E q Temporary Administrator
Dated Honolulu. July 18TH 1870
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

The RssOufon settles the dish-water question by
quoting from % Kings, xxi Is: al will wipe Jeru-
salem as mon wipeth dish; wiping it and turn
ing II upside down"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
PASSENGERS.

For Is per Kamehameha v, July 9Th, ls7o.-A
Edwards and L laborers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

PIGS IN CoURT.-There has lately been quite
number of cases Of pig resspass in the Police Court
-vexations suits,-not however involving any great
amount of damages The Police Magistrate has taken
particular pains to impress upon the numerous
tives present in the court that there express
regulation of the Board of Health, prohibiting the
keeping Of swine within the precincts of Honolulu.
The Judge remarked that he should strictly and Sc
verely enforce that rule more especially at this
son Of the year. the summer solstice when the pres
ence of filth and filthy creatures like swine in COM
munity like ours, and under July sun, would be
very liable TO give rise to malignant feyers other
disorders, among our residents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

HEIGHT OF KoNAHUANUL-A careful trigonomet
rical measurement of the height of Konahuanui was
recently made by President Alexander of Oahu Col
ege A base line nearly mile long carefully
chained on the Waikiki plain, and the angles meas
ured several times with a good theodolite. flag
had previously been raised on the summit to insure
greater accuracy in the angles. second measure
ment from different base line confirms the first.
By combining the results, and allowing additions
for curvature of the eath get 311O feet for the
elevation of Konahuanui, which is probably within
10 feet of the true height
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13
DIED.

MARkHAN-on Friday July s. typhoid fever, W. A. eide
Of VIM A. Markham, aged 10 years months and II day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-13

1T CONTAINS A GOOD MOUNTAIN SPRING
and has choice groves of timber and has good
schooner landing. Both Lands well supplied with
water for stock, on the beach.
There are about $500 Acres In Kaa,
and 500 Acres In KeaIia,
of rich level, mellow SOIL equal to the best in this
Kingdom for the growth of Sugar Cane, and upon
which superior Cane has grown, which would afford
fine opportunity to a capitalist to establish an exten
sve and productive Sugar Plantation.
ES- TITLE-FEE SIMPLE For further partie-
ulars, apply to
WALTER NJ. GIBSON, Lanai,
20 or WALKER 4 ALLEN, Honolulu
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

Last week, says correspondent of the
Statesman, as the viewers and surveyor
appointed to locate road from Butte
vile to Waconda were at the house of
one of the pioneer settlers, holding a re-
sponsible Office in this county, they re-
marked that they were afraid Of not
getting mer enough to carry the chain
next day. Two of his daughters, who
were present, and who had paid consid-
cradle attention to mathematical and
surveying studies, said they would help
them. The viewers, however, looked at
it as a mere joke but the next morn
ing the three young ladies appeared at
Ruttesille on horseback. One of them
led the horses, and occasionally read off
the course on the compass, which she
did with accuracy. The other two were
sworn in and carried the chain correctly
and efficiently for seven miles, on bad
road, occupying the whole day. One of
the young ladies' is the same who, two or
three years ago, climbed Mount Hood,
and we believe stood on the highest
pinnacle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
DIED.

At WalluIa, April goth, 1870, Martha E., wife
of Mr.. j. u. Roberts, aged % years 4 months and
% days.
Mr. Roberts, an old resident of Linn county,
took his wife and family to the vicinity of Waits
burg, W. T., last October, hoping that the remov-
al would prove beneficial TO her failing health
But tho change proved Of no avail. That felt
disease, consumption, had obtained a firm hold
upon the beloved wifs and mother, and claimed
her as victim. Finding her daily growing worse,
on the 18th they started on the return 10 their
home in Linn county, and reached WalluIa on the
18th On tho day following Mrs Roberts breath
ed her list leaving loving husband, three small
children, and many relations and friends to mourn
!! her DEATH
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

SExsATioSAL--It is reported that the notofi-
Gus outlaw, of Missouri Sam Hildebran, for the
arrest of whom ten thousand dollars reward is Of
fered, deliberately walked into barber shop in
this city. one day last week, Mountaineering from
his waist two shooters and huge knife, took
his seat and called for sharel The officers of
the Law have been on his track for months, and
have succeeded in capturing two of his confeder-
ates-who were subsequently hung-and killing
the other, leaving Sam to Ego it alone They
are still On bis track. i
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

LEcTuRE.-We informed that Hon. 'Lish
appieSate the most popular and entertaining lee
turcr on the Pacific coast, will deliver his eeebra-
ted lecture on ''Mahomet and the Koran, in this
city, shortly, probably week after next, for the
benefit of Albany College. Wherever Mr.. Apple
gate has delivered this lecture he has been
greeted with crowded houses, and his andien-
res have greeted his quaint, mirth-provoking
and entirely original IDEAS with rapturous ap-
plausc. We know that citizens will hail the
news of Mr. Applegate's ''engagement with
pleasure, and will turn out en- 10 hear him.
Due notice viii be given of the time and place of
tho lecture.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

LARGE SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-The enterpris-
ing real estate dealer, Mr.. J. C. Mendenhail, of
this city. effected the sale. Monday last, Of the
T. P. Cayeness farm, lying about eight miles from
this city, consisting of 1192 acres. to Mr.. larri
son Hildreth. of Illinois, for the sum Of $500.
Mr.. NJ. is the agent for several other desirable
farms, in this and adjoining counties, as well rs
valuable city property. We can recommend him
to purchasers and those having property for sale,
as perfectly reliable, honest and straightforward
business man.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

VERY ILL.-Some four weeks ago, Mrs. Ed.
Beach was taken suddenly and violently i'll while
on visit at her sisters, Mrs. Bain's, so i'll in
deed that it was not thought prudent to attempt
her removal to her own residence, although the
distance is trihing. She lies at the residence
of Mrs. Blain, and it is thought in very critical
condition. Her disease is pronounced Inflammation
of the bowels.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

LANDS LocATED.-Mr. Doufhitt informs that
all the lands for the State Agricultural College
have been located, and the list forwarded to Wash
ington. The next Legislature will doubtless fix
the point ut which the College buildings shall be
erected, and we submit that Linn county. being
the largest and most important agricultural dis
tric in the State is by right of its central position
aud its many advantages, entitled to the location
Of the institution in her borders.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

LETTER OF 1NoUIRY.--We have received a let
ter from Mr. L. Bentley, of Mt. Pleasant, Michi-
san' making certain inquiries to the price of
land, etc., in Linn county. Mr.. B. states that
himself and others make these inquiries from the
fact that they propose to remove to Oregon some
time during the coming summer, and they wish to
strike the most eligible point We shall answer
his inquiries in detail, from the best information
atonr command, in the next issue of the REGISTER,
merely promising now that county in the State
presents as great inducements to all classes of in
dnstry as does our county of Linn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

LARGE srocK.-Mr. Samuel Young, of the firm
of BIain d Young, returned from San Francisco
days since, where he employed his time,
with his usuai good taste, in purchasing an extra
heavy stock of general merchandise for this mar
ket. An examination of the new purchases will
satisfy all as to Sans good Judgment and taste
in his selections to meet the wants Of his eusto-
fnarz
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

"MARK TwAIs."-You want it. everybody
wants it,. It is the richest book that has appeared
in print for a long time. It is full of information
incident novelty; it is interesting aud entertain
ing from the first page to the last. The two hum
dred odd illustrations are worth than the
cost offhe book. Buy Mark Twain's new book,
the s.Scw Pilgrims Progress.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

Capt. Eyre, of the English steamer
Bon,bay, that sunk the U. s. war vessel
Oneida, has asked to have his certificate
restored. 1t is charged that the cvi-
dence is contrary and inconclusive
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Financial and Commercial.

Gold in New York 113f.
Portland legal lenders SSic.
No special improvements noted in the San Fran
cisco markets.
Wheat at Liverpool 9s I'd.
Business during the week generally dull. Our
farmers improving the present fair weather in
seeding all the ground possible it becomes too
dry
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

srYLE.-Nobody likes to be out Of fashion in
wearing apparel on anything else. To the gentle
men Messrs A. Cowan & Co. offer the latest style
of spring and summer suits, neck-ties, ETC., with
Abe newest thing in hats, the Jim Fisk. which
is undoubtedly the "nobbiest head-eover in the
market, being all the rage in San Francisco.
Call and examine the '.Jim Fisk !" and those neat
green suits They are TO be had very low.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

SAD Acc1DESr.-We learn that Mrs. Lisle, of
this city, had the misfortune; day last week.
to fall and break two ribs the right side, from
which she suffered excruciating pain. We learn
from her physician that at present she is doing
well, and will soon he about again.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

FARM WoRK--The fine weather of the past
week has sent farmers to work diligently to
make up for lost time. Farmers informs US. how
ever. that the long continued rans have injured
the growing wheat to a great extent, and in some
sections the next harvest will show deficiency
or falling off Of nearly one-third from the amount
realized last season from the same land. We hope
however. that this may provo mistake. and the
continuance of bright sunshine and hcalthful
brcczcs may rcassure their dropping hopes, well
rs insure all bountiful and paving crops.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

ExcuRsIox.-Albany Fire Company proposes 10
give its annual May day excursion sometime aur
ing the coming week--probably on Tuesday, II
the weather proves favorable-to Corvallis Ihe
steamer will leave Mcssrs. Beach d Monteith $
wharf about o'cloels-A. NJ. go to Corvallis. and
retprn in tho afternoon The day, hour for start
ipr. and price of tickets, will he duly announced
by handbills.
p. S. Since putting the above in type, we are
informed, that the excursion viii transpirc on Sat
urday, May 7tA. Tickets will be 81 each for gen
tlemen ladies and children free. Seven O'Clock
4. NJ. is the time for starting