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i
Ia tha Cnr1cr, which - healthier ln socta! patui
Ct reg, ard vastly more promising IN religious,
| p,en which Mr, Sp}Gy lays 70 much b1ets- I.
ADDS 70 The d'tacui-les OF h's position that the
ne1e:.cal population oo:e1de Of his little com1u-
ptss:c nar dtCl Is EsG.nE Eorc rapid sttsdes than
ever away from Soclars lc doc:riueF, IN 1tcerarE
rrhieal torons ab2nt lEd.v1daai SaveTeacrt1- Com
| n pnAup in religion has b:en vstaa success ssnee
,be da1s OF the Apostles. Mf. Soyes' OWE book,
Nth ia esa rseo,d Q! SoclHl;stic thfrE1ecks. Is
staEdtg protest agx'ntt ConmnLisn 10 society
AID pteeeftJ. THE wosk Il none the les valuable,
however, became he has expressed MS personal
views Ia it. lt1l credltsn1a 10 his feseatcaes sna
Lczs;rr. ro1 QUIZ to hare compiled II, but to have
written it IN sccn thoroughly Gear and Interest"
GrYoTs BIOGRAPHIES FOR SCHOOLS. |.
in'reducs.on 10 the Ssnd5 Of Geof7*pat. :.
rAphy. I CoEuon School. !. feacaets' Edi'
| t1on. New York: Cnsrles Scl,hner @.
ChicsEo: Hsdey, Htl i Co, II Madison street
Th:s Is the series Ct ecccol r. oFraphsea pub
itkhed By Professor Arnold Guyot, an;hoF ot
! !" Ealtn A1d Mau, ara also CT AEts!es Of snspA.
They AIe but school books, but they hre mona the
. ;ess Important as adding TO tbs means nf popa!Af
distraction. THIS Fer'es Of etofTapntes DO COZ
rair, stEa1Sc n It may appear, much toAs IL new
Z bpi thtir gteat accommodation u the sJaten
rron which they s1e Ersded. Most Of hehoo
aeoSraph!es are founded upon tie 1dts thst Seos
1aphJ adtrlts Of ro kratation Ii the Character d
+ The instruction; that the eAstn AID lis oisttons
aro uxed facts. and tnAs pDrA must begin Il
KNOW the1e Exed facts f;oC the Beginning. Heuct
tho little PEOPLE afc taught N fne1f nj
lestops that the earth u disfded into ]Ane
T and water; Ard then they are tod the 1&crhs o
al1 1ac 4atoua totmauons Of The land, and Of hi
. dtf,s.pls OF the water. Before they cau atvl1ca
they rare to cfar1 theft nirds With deau.stona
:, p1oucutcrtce, Straits, Eountat1s, htbmuset
y rettnsu1a-, SID learn when bay u gulf, and I
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The divorces ID Cleveland last week outnun.
bered the n.arE!aEes-
4 Cincinnati man compelled his wife to give
him her welding ire, on AofdaJ last, that he
might pawn Il for rum
John Cster Fease. judge. politician, and
po.ed rnao ct the Toledo District, died a
S,lEan'a, on Tuetday, died Of tptuHea arising from
Carrying drum on hta hip n tue war Of 1872
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appointed by the Presidents Hons. Aholo, Kamakau,
Kamakau Kanoa, Hitchcock
His Elk. Mr.. Smith laid before the House, the Re-
port of the Finance Department and the Budget for
the next two years. m
His Ex. Mr.. Phillips gave notice that he would
introduce, Two Bills VITO Abate Nuisances, and
to regulate the right of Habeas Corpus.
Mr. Hitchcock moved that the old rules be adopted
temporarily and that Committee be appointed to
revise them and report for reprintng.
The Committee appointed were Hons. Mr.. Hitch
cock, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Kaauwai.
Mr. Lyons gave notice of a Bill to repeal sec. 14l7
to 1925 of the Civil Code. Trr
The Clerk announced that the report Of the Judi
cia Dept for the last years had been laid upon the
Tableby the Vice Chancellor, Mr.. Justice Hartwell
Mr. Hitchcock moved TO adjourn till 10 A. N. to-
morrow which, was carried. se
THIRD DAY May 8, 1870
House met at 10 A. NJ, Vice President Hon. Mr.
Hitchcock in the Chair. Prayer by the Chaplain
Minutes of preceding day read, and on motion of
Hon Mr. Kaukahs, approved,
The Vice-President, Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock, an
nounced that the Standing Committees of the House
were nominated, and would be read by the Clerk
They were as follows:
Committee on Foreign Affairs Hons. Messrs.
Bishop, Kaarwai, Halcmanu, Nall and Kapoikai.
Committee on Finance Hons. Messrs. Bishop,
KalaEaua, Kaukaha, Boyd, and Aholo.
Sanitary COMMUNICATIONS. Messrs. Lyons W. P
Kanazau, Kaai, Kahaulelo, and KomOikehuehu.
Committee on Education Hons. Messrs Hitch
cock, S. NJ. Kamakau, Kaiue, Aholo, and Kanoa.
Committee on Commerce and Ndpttdetures-Hons
Messrs. Rice, Bishop, Wahine, Hopu, and Kalama.
Committee Accommodations. Messrs. Boyd, Dom
inis, Martin, Kaluapihaole, and Kuapuu.
Judiciary Committee = Hons. Messrs. Thompson,
sKamakau, Hitchcock, Hopu, and Komoikehuehu
Committee on E1rrollment-Hons. Messrs. Dominis,
Lunalilo Judd, Kaskaua, and Lyons
Committee on Miihary-Hons. Messrs. Judd, Hitch
cock, Naukana, Kumahoa, and Kapihe.
Commute on Government Lands aud Internal In
lroyementS-Hous. Messrs. Pilipo, Rice, Kalama,
Kaeo and Hanaiki.
Committee BriHting-Their Excellencies c. c.
Harris and J. NJ. Smith.
On motion of Hon. Mr. Lyons, the list of Commit
tees ordered printed. a--r-r
Hon. Mr.. KaIrakau moved to adjourn the House
till tomorrow, at 10 NJ, on account of the death
of Hon. John Ii, and that vote of coincidence be
passed. and presented to the friends of the deceased
also, that the House 90 into mourning 80 days for
the honorable Noble. Carried, and the House ad-
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said that other bands will follow at once The place
of rendezvous is kept secret but it supposed to be
West Buffalo. 1t is thought, many of the men
seemed to be sailors, that the expedition has been
formed for the purpose of entering Canada by cross
ing the lake and that the blow viii be struck and
a stand made in a quarter where least expected. 1t
is certain that there is some Fensn movement on
foot The emphatic denial of statements to that
effect are only for the purpose of lulling suspicion
and diverting the attention of the authorities.
CoRrNSE, tUtah), April 14tb.-Advices from Sid
ney, Nebraska, dated today say the Indians cut the
strngers on bridge, three miles east of Antelope
Station and threw fourteen of the eastern bound
freight off the track. About one O'Clock this
morning, all the train men, except one brakeman,
got on an engine and to the next station; after
they left, the Indians broke open number of cars,
the remaining brakemeD fired uponthem afew times,
and they left. Western bound passenger train was
delayed at Sidney six hours waiting for the wreck
TO be cleared. Antelope is a station on the Union
Pacific, sixty one miles east of Cheyenne.
CoRINNE, April 15th.-The Union Pacific Express
from the East is reported ten hours late tonight;
the detention is caused by the wreck of freight
train, thrown from the track by Indians east Of
Cheyenne, yesterday morning.
CHICAGO, April 15th.-New York special says 1t is
reported that Prince Pierre Bonaparte arrived this
afternoon by the steamer Idaho, travelling inectO
He met two friends on the pier, and went immedi-
ately to the New Haven Depot and left for Boston.
WASHINGTON, April l5th.---Sumner introduced a
bill to simplify and reduce postage; abolish the
ranking privilege; limit the cost of carrying the
mail, and regulate the payment of postage. He
gave notice of his intention TO move to substitute it
for the pending bill to abolish the frankng prvi-
lege The bill reduces postage to one cent for half
ounce letters substitutes for the ranking privilege
a system of stamped envelopes. Ordered printed
and placed on the calendar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

-l-- rIusis rne.-lnc q The above company on Mon
frrrrlri-r l1s. q tczufiial silver trumpet manu-
49, u 1,r EsEhz-1. Eas placed In the hands Of
- Er--lrr- ~ Cess X Spence, BY one Of the
uldez uls1ne-s q ths csupzry. Mr.. Robt E Wake
rrlr ~ --urlTlei sEusc-1bed--' Protection Hook
q -aE1- O. IA / orga1izcd sept 1Ith, 1857
rr,.-rs esq -als tbr-r yoz yin find US" The
-sr-ls- ~ IN siuut- ntle men. mostly mechanics,
ar.l ut-rrc- ti.lir services required-whichw we
-.asrs -nsz5 , pe-E ssldon-thsy can put ont a
~ ~ T'u-ziuz d5El hzadinE. dreadful quick
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Licenses Expiring in May, 1870.

ID ETAIL, 0AHU-HonoluIu LIST Japan trading
h Co., Fort st., 10th, Lumtai, corner Nuuanu and
Beretsna sts- 9th, J. Stsnneik, Liiha st.
29th S. Magnin corner Nuuanu and Marine sts. 18th
J. NJ Smith, Forth st.. oath, L. L. Torbert Fort st.
Nuuanu, sOth, All Tong All Chuck, Ulakoheo, 29th
aialua, 18th All Lee. Maui,-I5th, c. sylvia Wal
luku. LIST, Mossman Co., 4th All Man, I'D J. Ferera
18th, Cbeum Gin, Waimea, 18th, All Leah, Hama.
Hawaii. 14th, DR.. Wetmore Hilo. Kauai, 18th, Wal
Tee, Waimea, 24th, J. A. Medeiros. Molokai,-15
Kaluapihaole, Kupeke-
WHOLESALE-Honolulu: LIST, W. n. Ladd, Fort
st., LIST, Adams 4 Wilder.
BUTCHER-Sist, Wissenbach Schrie. Maui,
seth, Wong Ko, Wailuku.
Interior Office May LIST 1870. 81
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EvXECUTORS' NOTICE.-In the matter of the Es
ID tate Of ROBERT DAUX THOMSON.
All persons having claims against the said hereby
notified and required to present their claims
ture duly authenticated and with the proper vouchers any
exist to the undersigned at his place Of business within
the day Of the publication Of this notice
within six months from the day they fall due otherwise they
will be forever barred
W. L. GREEN
Attorney for RICHARD E. ROWLAND and JoHN DAReIE
Of the Last Will and Testament Of Robert
Thomson.
Honolulu April 9th, 1870. 1S4t
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OK Wednesday evening last, His Majesty honored
a number Of ladies and gentlemen with invitations
TO the Palace, TO hear Mr.. Walter Montgomery re-
cite of his selections from the English Classics
After the rectas, couple of hours were passed in
dancing, when the guests were invited to partake of
splendid supper, prepared for the occasion. After
supper, dancing was again resumed, and kept up to
late hour The evening was made all the more
pleasant TO the guests, from the evident enjoyment
Of His Majesty on the occasion
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I'm Lzllal s-uies sioup-0f ~ Jamestown sailed
f-ur lti. r.u-l CO. Saturday lust, al P. N. The
-azlas-uEr r--.-ecdf b. fhe Nicroncsian Islands.
rii-r azpa-tut sbe VII remain Tor some
ruu-sas .sle rrlas a. Tas=sncers Rev. Mr.. Bingham
r-1 E--. Bi1-h1zz- Eho vln visit for = time the
s-z-sz u. sl.sl- missionary Iahors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

a MEETING OF THE BAR will take place to-day, to
introduce and pass resolutions in memory of the
late Hon. John H. and rendering the condolences Of
that body to the family of the deceased. Weare in
formed that the funeral will take place Sunday
next, from the Kawaiahao church.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

-m E-iz E-l.u1isco arrived A this port on Mon
ar IT, Sd tnss . dsys from san Frsneisco, bring
ing l1f-- -r rhe l0-h uit The Frsneisco was 10 be
f1lsr-et sr a ll' arr ty the D. c Murray, Of the
E-uainr H-aE1- lane, AID ships Gov. Morton,
--s-rsz Ezf = ~ Houa-n. chartered 70 load guano.
IN. C1-l Z SKI H-Tiree a HIio from san Francis
O. or -lz--zzT he 2s-h zli-. II days from San
~-rrrIzar
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g. lal-l b laiier from gentleman 10 Kona 10
tl-rL uai1t sc have seen permitted 10 see, that
laad-u---ll slll ua1tuuas IN portions Of that dis
z-- l-1-H arr sufa-iuc there veTy much, and the
---.-- = -. la.laases. Lard pressed for food
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

TEE regular monthly meeting of Engine Company
No. wall be held at Engine room this evening at
sF.x The members requested to appear in full
uniform.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-DR. BERATZ, during his stay in
II Honolulu, can be consulted professionally, at
the Office of DR.. HLLEBRAsD, from II a. m. to p.
m, each day. -
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For Sale 7

TIME LAND OF AUAUKEA, NORTH KONA,
Il Hawaii, to Kailua. Also the large Sugar
Land of Hakalau Hilo Hawaii. Also an extensive
Cattle Ranch on Hawaii. For particulars apply to
April 2Gth lS7O-I5-tf W L. GREEN
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l-lzs l.zrzE-ssz1 gave second entertainment on
sliz-lrs -Vuuinr last n thr HaVaiizn Theatre,
sl-al VA r-aI l1-euded Good judges Of the dra-
zl. zin-l--1e His Clereland's approximations as
-n-z-,iala- iu panty Of style and rigor OF exeeu-
zn Tl uisl te- rre-E snrcess-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Tis4ts WANTED.--A young gentleman wants a
JIll&- Bed Room and Sitting Room, or a small
Cottage,-with without board. Please state term
and whether the rooms are furnished.
Apply at this office. lts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04
THE PIONEER BOYw

A N INTERESTING account of ABRAHAM
IA LINCOLN, translated into the Hawaiian Ian
guage, and for sale at all the Book Stores at 81 so
per volume. 7--
l0-3m $50 re ....iI G. p. JI1DD.
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Fazu.-lr rhs Foiiue Cou7t, Yesterday morning,
-azu EaEia. Husie- o. fie schooner Luka, was
sL r--1 collars and costs. for having carried six
r-=-1--1 iruu E1ilua, HaUuii, on The last trip Of
- - l--r.I-s u. I'm be- .uthurizsd bx law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

MAsY Of our readers viii remember Mr.. Bonner, who
some months since brought himself into notice of the
public here, a street preacher. We clip the follow
ing referring to him from the Sac. onion.
"TAKEN TO STocKTos.-Under Sheriff Henry, of
Yoo county, passed through the city yerterdAy, en-
route for Stockton. with two insane peope-Captain
Dedriek White, who recently attempted suicide in
Washington, and man named E. Bonner. Bonner
appears be insane the subject Of religion. He
is an elderly man, tall and thin, who frequently
preached in this city street corners few months
ago. Last Monday, while laboring under the delu-
sion that he had been inspired by the Almighty to
protect innocence and virtue he attempted to take
the life Of John Weber, Deputy County Clerk of
county, at the Hunter House. Woodland, having con-
ceiyed the idea for which, Informed, he had
no grounds) that Weber making improper advan-
ces to young lady. Procuring double-burrel shot
gun loadad with bullets he went to the Hunter House.
Aad Eas about to shoot Weber through the dining
room window, when bystanders interfered and
ted him. He declares that he is firm in the determ-
nation kill Weber he get out of the
Asylum. Innocence and virtue appear to have rash
defender"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-04

PARIS, April 12th-Several Carlist Chieftains have
succeeded entering Spain. News of fresh insurrec
ton is looked for.
The answer of Count Daru to Cardinal Antonelli's
note is expected to reach Rome tomorrow.
The Court of Rome has decided to forbid clergy
men of Spain taking the oath to the new COnstitu-
ton. ..-t
Efforts made to-day to persuade the Empe
ror to make some concessions in regard to the PIE
biScitatn1, but met with no success.
The resignation Of Daru is certain.
In the Corps Legisatf it was announced that NJ.
Legris had been appointed Minister of Finance, Vice
Buffet, resigned, and that NJ Maurice Richard would
assume the portfolio of Public instruction, in con-
junction with the Department OF Public Works. I'M
til the successor of NJ Richard chosen officially
No other ministerial modification is expected until
the Plebiscitam is voted on by the people.
LONDON, April 12th.-The underwriters com
meuced settling to-day for the steamer City of Bos
ton as a total loss.
MADRID, April 13th.-The trial of Due de Mont
pensier for the murder of Prince Henrique Bourbon,
was concluded last evening The Dues prompt con-
fession of the deed, and his expression of regret
therefor, are accepted exenuating circumstances
The Duke is sentenced to one months exile from
Madrid, and to pay So 900 indemnity to the family
of Prince Henrique, a.i-
LONDON, April 13th.-The Pail Mall Gazette con-
graduates Ashbury on the acceptance of his chal-
lenge by the feet of American Schooners instead of
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For Sale /!

A LARGE PLATE IRON STEAM JACKET
II Pan. Is feet feet 2 feet. Apply to
April 26th, ls7O.-l5-f W. L. GREEN.
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The BELL-TowER ILLUMINATION on Saturday
night last, delighted the town, and the tntinabulary
Of the alarm bell, which vigorously sounded for
an hour so, startled the town. The different dis
iricts were struck, followed by the alarm. The
consequence was that the people came into town
from far and near and the streets the belltow-
er were crowded. The strings of Japanese colored
lanterns from the flagstaff had beautiful effect
The members of the Fire Department were quite
jubilant the occasion, and received the visits Of
numerous callers who came TO inspect the tower.
II is a very credtable ornament TO city
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For Sale!

DEST WALLSEND STEAM HOUSE COAL,
- Also a lot of second hand Fire Bricks Apply to
April Goth, IS1O-I5-tf W L. GREEN
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a. & O. A. li saip Douau. len poIi Sunday
1-sr a. il1lu1 f1r Calan. S0zfh America Our
--r l1r-c rliueuile- he visit Of this ship at
Ell-al-l1 i'1ir.a Tl- pleasant one Her officers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sALTl SALT SALT!

ON hand and for sale by the undersigned,
~ Table, Dairy and Course salt, from the Puuloa
Salt Works. This salt is rs fresh any in the
market and can be had at reasonable rates in guam
titles to suit c. L. RICHARDS 4 co.
16-Sm Agents.
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Nas -1ll.t 81 I'm home with
E--Ha--- z.l.a-az- 10 asys I'm : Francisco.
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$780, f'el1l Elre--
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YOUNG MES's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN-This as
soeaion held its first anniversary meeting last Sat
urday evening, at the vestry of the Fort Street
Church We were somewhat surprised to observe
that there was rather slim attendance, as we had
supposed that go worthy an organization, one in
Short cosmopolitan and liberal as to distinctions
OF religious belief this processes TO be, would be
very popular among all classes Reports of officers
were read, and interesting addresses made by the
Rev. Mr. snowden, His Honor Judge Hartwell, Mr.
s B. Dole, the late President, and Mr.. H. A P Car
ter, the newly elected President The reading room
OF the Association is in the second story of the Sal
lors Home building, is well provided with books
and newspapers, and is free TO the public.
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For Sale or Lease!

- THE PREMISES in Hilo, formerly
fiiiiI occupied a store by j. II. CONEY. The best
business location in Hilo. 80
Apply to j.. II. C0NEY, Hilo, d
10 or F. II. HARRIS, Honolulu.
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one.
LONDON, April 1Sth-Highly important intelli-
gence received from Rio Jeneiro via Lisbon, says
President Lopez is dead. He was surrounded and
refusing to surrender was killed by Brazilian Ian
Ger. The mother, sister and children of Lopez, to-
gether with Madame Lynch, were captured. The
commander of the Brazilian troops who put this fin
ishing stroke to war has received from the Emperor
the title of Yiscquut Geeta. .,.ase satr
LONDON, April 13th.-A telegram from Pesth as
sers that the Hungarian prelates in the Ecumenical
Council who vote for the dogma of infaliblity, viii
be excluded from the upper chamber Of that diocese
Lord Lenternden died to-day in his 18th year.
BRUSSELS, April 1Sth.-Diberiot, the celebrated
Belgian vioinist, is dead .sy5. as lu
PARIS, April 13th,-A despatch from Bayonne
states that several noted Carlist leaders have
just crossed into Spain.
The authorities are again notified of threatened
strike to-day the various manufactures of the city
1t is reported that the Emperor's proclamation
relative to the lebscitml will be published on Fri
day next. -r 1.5. -saf
In the Corps Legislatif Olivier moved that the
Chamber adjourn until the vote of the plebiscit is
taken. He said the Government desired that the
Deputies have an opportunity of going before the
PSOpl6 lOI luslTuStiOuS vi Iuc VI WHICH
they were to vote. 3 s5....l
Jules Favre yehemently opposed adjournment as
inconsistent with the duty members owed their con-
stituents, who sent them here TO remain at their
posts. In an emergency like the present, lie felt
they had everything TO fear from the Government
LONDON, April 14th.-The ChurchDidn says it has
good reason TO believe that the Ministry will aban-
don the Education bill
PARIS, April h.-The RGppel publishes de-
spatch from La Creuzot announcing that the strike
is ended there for the time being.
The Journal O1iciel contains decree nominating
NJ Segris as Minister of Finance, replacing Buffet;
charging NJ. Emile Olivier with the Secretaryshp
of Foreign Affairs Gd interim place of Daru, aud
Maurice Richard with that of Public Distinction ad
Interim
ROME, April 15th.-Yesterday number of Fathers
abstained from assisting in the meeting of the Ecu
menical Council when the vote on the Schema
against heterodoxy was taken; others accompanied
their votes with declarations of disapproyal at the
manner in which the Schema had been discoursed.
VIENNA, April 15th.-The new Ministry has Issued
a manifesto of policy They say they will endeavor
to smooth difficulties and soften asperties but with
out departing from the constitutional ways or viola
ting any Imperial right The Government will iden-
tiy itself with the movement for national develop
menis on basis of common rights and justice.
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LOCAL NEWS.

E1zssI o. IL Eouz ioT Nay, 1870,
r1rn-Er Er c-Tr- ukslu ssuTH-
E1HlIIIr sIEEE TINE-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07
Thc G;rcaiua Bulletin. ... $3.50.

ttc Ev'''s" Rrnsris pn'"'hen eye EDITOR
4, 90, at No Is Tenth street. Thornton
an II. oberly a Co., for e.reuiaas 1oVVS.
o wen,n, and the mails. -
rne wrpsI BuLLrrrs, almeeivALs.
ann ,s per- - issasd on Thursn Columbus.
, ' all. a, ,,r counter and can, from 81. Louis.
.Jey, from st. Louis.
~u--rrcuuen ocpcsirom st. Louis.
JoHike, from st. Louis
-----------------ke, from st. Louis.
Joseph, from ST. Louis.
iliam White, from Paducah.
Rir bismarck, from New Orleans. D.-r.
Sam. Orr, from Evansville.
Luminary from Mound City It4
DEPARTURES.
Dan. Able, for Columbus.
Lady Pike, for Columbus.
Kellogg, for New Orleans. $50
Fate Kinney, for New Orleans.
Olive Branch, for New Orleans.
Lumnary, for Louisville. moo
VIM. White, for Paducah. CO
Bismarck, for st. Louis. "a
tubicon, for Vicksburg.
Sam. Orr, for Evansville.
st. Luke, for Memphis. go.
St. Joseph, for Memphis. ...
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

The weather cleared up last evening
and so continues. The temperature H.
quite cold-the thermometer indicating
20 deg. at @ A. NJ, and % at noon.
The river has fallen six inches since
last report
The Mississippi is still falling slowly at
st. Louis. Heavy ice Is now running all
the way out to Cairo, and the river is
almost closed by the ice which is of OK
ira density In the back water which ex-
tends up the Mississippi twenty miles
above,Cairo. The last boats out believe
1t TO be impossible for any boats 10 get
through 1t going up stream, and II the
present cold weather continues one more
night, 1t will entirely close II.
The Ohio Is falling at Pittsburg with
eight feet six inches in the channel, and
freezing. 1t is rising again at Louisville
with seven and half feet down the In
diana chute over the falls, and two feet
more water In the canal.
Business on the river, here continue
good.
The Sam. Orr brought out 500 skis
wheat for St. Louis, 500 SKIS corn 90 tons
assorted freight for reshipment South.
The Kellogg and bargcs, has fully 1000
tons for N. o., all received at Cairo.
The Kate Kearney Is loading here
with sugar, wheat, pig iron and sundries
for st. Louis.
The Thompson Dean Is receiving rapi.
dly. 1t is not yet known, certainly, how
many tons she will receive, but 1t will
probably be about 500.
The Rubicon was 50 full rs to be COM
PEELED to refuse freight.
The Luminary made her last appear.
ance here last night. She came down
from Mound City to take coal, and goes
To Lo0lsviiie TO be mustered out Of SER
vice, dismantled, and have her machin-
cry transferred to . new boat.
The Thompson Dean, Capt. Jas. II.
Pepper, leaves here this evening for n.
u. She Is the largest steamer now on the
Western rivers, aud IL one Of the most
comfortable and best differed.
The luickstep Is the regular Cairo and
Evansville Packet this evening. ..
The White leaves rs usual this even
Ing for Paducah. rrrul. .
Capt. Charles L. Hnde Is agent for the
above boats.