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South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-15

best bushel oats,
I'd do so,
best bushel spring barley, !
best bushel fall barley,
best busheI Indian corn in ear,
I'd do do do
best bushel of buck wheat,
I'd do do SOC
best bushel faxseed,
best bushel timothy seed, /
I'd do do SOC
best bushel clover seed, 2
ID do Go /
best display pop corn, SOC
best display sweet corn, SOC
best J bushel white beans, l
best ten pounds hops, l
best specimen leaf tobacco, not
less than five hands, 2
I'd do do do l
Ararding C6mmittee-SamueI
Gilleland, David Longstreth, W. H.
Hammond, John Metzgar, and Will
liam S. Bozman.
CLASS o-FIELD CROPS.
Best acre Of wheat, not less than
30 bush. to the acre, SIS
I'd do do do 2
best acre Indian corn, not less
than 100 bush. to the acre, 5
I'd do do do 9
best acre of fall barley, not less
than 10 bush. to the acre, 4
2d do do do 2
best acre spring barley, not less
than 10 bush. to the acre, 4
I'd do do do 2
best acre of rye, not less than 20
bush. TO the acre, 4
I'd do do do 3
best acre oats, not less than 40
bush. 10 the acre, 4
Cd do do do 2
best acre of buckwheat, not less
than 40 bush. to the acre, 4
I'd do do do 9
best crop Irish potatoes, not
less than J acre, 4
I'd DO do do =
best crop sweet potatoes, not less
than acre, 4
I'd do do do 2
best crop clover seed, not less
than l aero, 4
I'd do do do 2
best crop timothy seed, not less
than acre, 4
I'd do do do 2
best / acre turuips, 9
ID do !
best acre field beans. 3
I'd do .
best ! acre field peas, 3
2d do .
best acre 1ax-secd, 3
% do do 2
best I acre onions, 8
2d do do 2
best ! acre broom corn. 3
I'd do do 2
best zero carrots, ?
I'd do /
best acre field beets, 2
81 do do /
L-z - 1T r-Ir
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-15
Il SgtTmed Dyspspt;c !

But ii is not our intention to descant on
the horrors Of Dyspepsia. We have said
that dyspepsia isperhaps the most univer-
sal OF human diseases. This is emphatic-
ally the case in the United States. Wheth-
er this general prevalence is Cue to the
character Of the food, the method Of its
preparation, or the hasty manner in which
it is usually swallowed, is not our province
to explain. The great fact with which we
are called to deal is this :
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-15

CLASS C, no. 3-GRADED STOCK; SHORT
HoRN 4 AM DEvoNs
Best bull over three years, Sc
I'd do do do 4
best bull over 2 years, 3
I'd do do 3
best bull over l year, 2
best bull calf, .
I'd do
best mich COW over 5 years, 4
ID do do do 8
best heifer over 2 years, 3
I'd do do 2
best heifer over ! year,
I'd do do l
best heifer calf, 2
I'd do |
As0arding CcmmiHee-L. D. Reed, Jno.
Triplitt, Joseph Henry, Athens Co,
John Strong, and Daniel :. Wads-
worth.
The particular breed of the mich
COW to be stated, if known, and the
method o kn4aHing butter The
COW 70 be tried at least two weeks, the
quantity ofmilk for each day stated,
and the method of feeding, and 4 GER
t~ilicate signed by the owner Of the cow,
and ut least one other person, who
assisted in milking and making the
butter, detailing the above particulars,
will be required; the cow to be fed on
grass 3lone, and ten days previous to
the trial.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-15

DIR. HOOELAED,
having provided internal remedies for dis
eases, has given the world one mainly for
external application, in the wonderful pre-
p~aration known as
DIR. HOOGand's Greek OIL.
This Oil is a sovereign remedy for pains &
aches of all kinds. Rheumatism, Neural~
gia, Toothachs, C~hilblsins, Sprains and
Burns, Pain in the Back and Loins, Ring
worm, &C., &c, &c, all yield TO its exter-
ual application. The number Of cures eff
fected by it is astonishing, and they are
increasing every day.
Taken internally, it is a cure for Heart
burns, Kidney Diseases, Sick Headaches,
Collie, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, end
Cramps, Pains in the stomach, Colds, As
thma, &c.
The Greek Oil is composed entirely Of
healing gums and essential oils. The primo
ipal Ingredient is an oily substance, pro-
cured 10 the southern part Of Greece. Its
effects as destroyer of pain are truly magl@
cal. Thousands have been beuehtied by
its use, and a trial by those who are skept-
ical will Thoroughly convince them Of its
inestimable value.
These remedies will be sent by express { o
any locality, upon application TO The prin-
cinal Office, at the German Medicine Store
No 63I Arch street, Phila.
CHAS. Nj. EVANS, P-op'r.
Formerly O. N. jackson & Co.
These remedies are for sale by Druggists;
storeksepers, and medicine Dealers every
where.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-15


Athens County Prohibition
Ticket.
For Representative.
DIR. &C. SEDWICK.
Eor Auditor,
E. A. McYAY.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES DOAN.
For Sheriff,
THOMAS LOWELL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
", a THOMAS.
For Commissioner,
JOHN BUCK.
For Coroner,
A.. J. LEONARD.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-15

Ticker.
For Representative,
Oh. KNAVE.
Eor Auditor,
r. P. BROOKS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
ARTHUR MERRILL.
Far Sheriff,
J. F. HOPKINS.
For Commissioner,
S r. CAVENDkR.
For lrf ssaaEy Director,
OWEN THOMAS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
Late Foreign News.
AMERICAN.

STATEN IsI.sSD. NOV. u The Russian clipper
Abreek, Capt Scizniz, thirfy-two DAYS from Ma
drIrz. surhored in the lower bay last night Capt
Schauiz says that be parted company With tie Ad-
niral about tEen,y-ssven days sgO. AID that their
arrival msv Be expected a. any moment TIE
Abreek was hosr5ed By the United States cBtter
Norilerrnan At : O'Clock this morning
NEw EoEK. Nov. 12.-Cbzries o'Counor said yes
;erdzy that THeed Is taking all the preliminary steps
which men take Nhen tbsy seek to einde justics b.
Sight 10 fo-sigu land TIE police would not Be
very scfve in srrcStinz him even now. If the Com
mi;tee Of Seventy could give the power, and they
would not help then BY informing them Of his
movements. O'Counor believes that Tweed vii
certainly ~ bnt there are many fmpedmenis in bis
way. He did not think he would be the Only prom
ine1t criminal that would quit the country, but
wherever hey 20 in Europe they viii find that they
can 10, remain with inpnniiy. but would be fol-
lowed wherever the laa can follow.
WAsHNerox, Sov. I2-FeE claims have IS yet
been received for presentation TO the United S,stes
and British Commission. which viii RESEMBLE IA
this cts on Tuesday. NJ Howard. the British
Agent. has been instructed b. his Government rot
to present TO the Commission the claims Of persons
heretofore British subjects who have become uafu-
raiizsc eitizeus Of The United States
Wv TORK, Nov. Is-It Is officially announced
that The German steamer Frznkiin, At quarantine
has forty cases OF cholera on board There were .
deaths on the Toyags Nearly everybody on board IS
mere or less affected most Of the cases are serious
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

u uiD i'c noticed by the advertisement
,f the Tax Collector Tor this district in
to-3zy's paper thar his books will be
cicSei on Tire seth u this month. We
understand that the Taxpayers have been
sosifs-l q tie amounts due by them. BY
the Collector, whose duty in the premises
= 10 call or esch Taxpayer Al his resi-
5ence. or usual place OF business, or other
VS. Eire notice TO the Taxpayers to
net him 81 convenient points or settle
rleu5s a. the district.
l. has been claimed in former years
tl.zs shc T7esenso Of the whaling feet in
cur hzrbor. and consequent demand upon
CON Tor trade. made the payment Of the
saxes. in the fail months, an ineonve-
uiencs. n least. If not sn unnecessary
distraction to the faciHiies Of business.
L ue have failed to see she force Of the
point IN the past, we NAV at least regret
than Tins yesr, the prompt payment of
Che taxes. within the TINE prescribed by
the law. Wiz not be open to similar obiec-
riaus
Il x5Il he remembered that the list Of
electors i 10 be made ont this year from
the Tax Books One Of the qualifications
Of electors required BY the Statute, Is the
payment Of his Taxes for the year
Immediately preceding an election, with
IN the time prescribed by law" and the
Collecior Is required TO make out the List
Of Voters on or before the last day of
December. to be delivered TO the Inspec-
1o7S OF Election. We remember that on
she last DAYS Of election Of. 1859 the Col
lecsor's Office was jammed with Tax
rzve7s who desired TO have their names
entered upon the list, but who had
neglected 70 call at their convenience, and
pay uP II "a early day.
II every one counts upon the last week
or last dzy. as many do. to make their I
payments. there can he no avoidance of 4
crowd, snd consequent irritation over
l.ein- Obliged to wait for time, or Of two .
or three unsuccessful calls to find the .
Collector 8, liberty 70 receive the money.
Tho twenty OF more days Intervening
between to-day and that on which the
Collector closes his books, affords ample .
tine for all to make their call upon the .
Collector. whose Office. according to his
notice, viii be open every day during
business hours.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

w call attention to the letter Of our
correspondent . Inquirer. = in regard to the
proposed subsidy TO the Webb line Of
steamers Published II to-day's paper.
Although Nc do not agree with = Inquirer
IN lis arguments against paving the line
the amount indicated by the Legislature
for the Australian aud New Zealand
steam service. the terse and forcible
manner IN which be places his view of
tire subject before the public, demands
respect and attention The discussion Of
pubEic questions in the spirit in which our
correspondent discusses this Is always
beneficial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

lheis friendship and received many acts Of kindness
from them.
In conclusion, gentlemen, hope you may all ar
rive al the same old age that have, which you
may do iyyou pursue the sane regular habits.
Wishing you ell health and prosperity, and sgain
thanking you, have bat little TO add 70 what have
already said This beautiful silver cup shall pre-
serve as valuable memeuio ia my family in remem-
brsoee Of your appreciation Of our friendship; vau
able chiefly on account Of the givers- To me it IS
an unexpected token, ana cannot further express
my gratitude II is not small thing, gentlemen,
20 have resided long in this community aud still
preserve the uninterrupted respect Of those whose
good opinion l most desire-uamely, that Of my
fsllon .resiaents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
a CARD.
OFFICE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
san Francisco, Oct. 2I, 1871.

OFFIcE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
San Francisco. Oct. q, 1871.
To The PltroH' Of he Pacific bsuranes Company.
Our losses at the late great Chicago fire,
first reported and believed by Us to be within
81 900 COO upon which based the action referred
to in ourieircuiar Of the 18th inst.
Later Information placed our losses at such an sx
aggerated figure that it vas deemed prudent and
honest to discontinue the issuance Of policies for
few days, awaiting more definite and consistent state
uents, which have since been received. The latest
information proTss more encouraging, and was the
subject Of confederation at full meeting Of the
Board or Directors, and many other prominent Stock
holders held yesterday. Their deliberations resulted
in an assessment upon the stock nf $50 OoO payable
Immediately. which enables the Company. pursuant
to the unanimous decision Of the Board Of Dirsetors
to continue its regular business.
Your. respectfully. A.. RALsToy.
45-G Viee-President.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
R&chanse, &C.

THE UNDERSIGNED, from and ahier
i this date viii issue Bills Of Exchange and lss-
ters Of Credit on
SAN FRANCISCO. NEW YORK.
LONDON. HAMBURG and BREMEN.
in sums to srit az lowest rates.
Best Commercial Paper discounted. and Monies 81
vaneed on Mortgages on the most favorable serms.
Cash advances made on eousiznmsuts o. Island
produce At the rate of 3 cent. interest per anuum
II. HACEFELD co.
y Honolalu. Nov. I. ls7l.-iaf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF TuE HAxAnAN .

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS Oahu, ss-0ct0ber Term A. D. lsTl. All
u. Libeiiaut for Divorce ". DOEATiEA VI ACtiL
In the above entitled Libel Tor Divorce It is ordered
that decree d divorce from the bond q marinony be
tered favor Of the said All Un q the u adultery q
the said D. VI. Achi 20 be made absolute after the expiration
Of tx months from the date u ts decre upon compliance
with the thereof unless sufficient shall appear
the contrary
the LfbeAn is ordered publish sttested copy
this Order in the Government GazITrE and KE Az OKoA for
six successive weeks; the frt publication be within
mouth from the date Of his orders that all persons interested
within six months, show why said decree shad
not be absolute.
By the Court. WALTEE X. SEAL Clerk.
hereby certify the foregoing q be and copy
Of the original Order in the above entitled cause the
hies Of this Court.
Witness my hand aud the Seal q the Supreme Court
Isl this 9th day u October A. D. ISL
4l-6t WALIEH X. SEAL Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

At Winds1r the 18th day II August $50.
Present, the QUEENS Most Excellent Msje-ty 10 Council
NHERE4s By THE Naturalization Act l54O IL t. enacted
that where Her Majesty has entered into C1ysi0u with
any Foreign State the effect shat the subjects citizens
q that state who have been uatErazed British subjects
may dvesi themselves 81 their status such subjects 10
shall lawful Her Majesty hy Order in Council, de-
that such Convention has bee1 entered into By Her
ajssfy: and from and after the date u such Order IN C0un
Gil any person being originally subject citizen a the
referred 10 such Order who has been natuazsd
British subject nay. within such limit q kline may Re
provided IN the C0nvsnton make declaration q aisnsge;
date q nis making such declaration,
such son shall Be regarded alien and the
STATE which he originally bsl9ngsa Aforesaid And
uherss about the thirteenth day q Nay last past
Ceuvent LefEeen Her Mjssy and The President q tie
United states slera duly signed AZ L0l0u the rat
ihcatns whereof duly exchanged a LONDON the tenth
day August Instant wisely the Subjects zens q the
United Il AUeria who ye been natEraze Brit
ish sujacs liberty their Laturazsti0n,
fhensiFe- 4 their status sleh British sub t
pr0gded sub reanncafi1n be publicly declared within
years after the exchange o. the Taheltcns q the sid
Conv=afan- SsE thersfe. Her Hety- By and with the
advice 4 Her prFy couDc doth hereby declare tbat Her
Nsjesty hi entered into CnuFsutgu With the sat IBite
u Aeric 70 the effect that the subjects citizens
who have been atur1 British subjects
may diFest themselves q their status such sutJecfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

|tARD.-Having decided on remaining
" permanently in this city. the undersigned OFFERS
his services 70 the residents Of Honolulu a. Teacher
q Music, including thorough Bass; also Of German
French and Spanish. Engagements made for Con-
eerts, Parties, &C., on reasonabls terms. Pianos
tuned and repaired
Any order len At Thos. g. Thrumis bookstore will
be promptly attended to.
Professor ". MULLER.
Late Of San Franeiseo. California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

The goblet was presented to Capt.
Meek. on behalf Of His Majesty aud the
gentlemen present, by A. J. Cartwright,
Esq. who made the following remarks:
CArT MIX. A lev Of your many friends have
as@s-sss AZ This pleasant spot to-day for the par
r.oe q houo-iu- TIE ESstissh anniversary Of your
a-th ard rsa substantial tolsn oftheir regard beg
i,sve 70 p-eseu; 10 rou. lie The usne q His
zase=,v ms Kfus. ADD The geHilenlsn present.
tkss b.zufiai Savs- Goblet. o0ugrstul.sius you Al
tis SANE ti-us uF1z the sftainmcsi 10 full health
sus IN TX Posses<su e al rosr fseuiiics 10 this
rspc cid ace lis Tire earnest hope Of al ilzt you
ssv lsar i've 10 drink from tbs cup long LIE and
r,-azpe-ify 70 Bis Msiesiy and the Hawaiian King
6c7
Capt Meek replied as follows:
rouE MAzzs-s AsD GESTLDrExs
rou az II reii sv.r-- tAsf spce-h-lnsking uerer
Was ny forte. but on this occasion, when have
I1Fe heer . kinsly esnEr.tnlzfed BY ny friends.
I feel J. ny any 10 convey 10 you. IN the same
sxr.essiTc u1nusr NJ sincere thanks FOX the honor
dsne. on tkis ny so.h hsrth-dny.
Ec-r = 70 I-ist-kE. kzs- sr-ired a 4 green old
sre 20 wich is The privsc q hut VIZ few rnsn 70
astasr. ans tie rezfer pzrt Of E.y li have psss-
ea urftssr risasant Tslards have seen and known
a. ne Einrs. frou Kamei11neha Isl to his present
missy. God grant that there mar be no necessity
fo- n 70 eee Any Sshef. have been tonoEcd b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE beretofore *
Il istinE between the undersigned In the Bisrk-
smithing business. under ihe firm and nsme of H.
Lewis Co., il this day Dissolved By mutual .8ussst
The liabilities Of the frm will Be paid by either q ne
undersigned. and ali persons are requested - settle
their accounts promptly.
~ LEWIS
WM. 3. WRIGHT.
Honolulu, Nov. 20. ls7I.-t5-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

SUPREME COURT In Admiralty. Keawe
- and Eahui Schooner Keoni Ana.
Whereas Libel or Information has been filed in the Su
preme Court sitting Court q Admiralty BY KsaWe and
Esbui Plaintiffs against the Hawaiian Schooner cali
ell the Eeon Ana her tackle apparel furniture
against al persons lawfully Intervening 5r their said
IN the said schooner vessel All persons having right
title Interest IN the said schooner her tackle apparel
furniture hereby notified be appear the
sid libel before the Hon Elisha H. Allen. Chief Justice d
the Supreme Court sitting Court q Admiralty bis
chambers in the Court in Honolulu, WEDNESDAY
the 20th day q December A. D. ISL AZ 10 then sad
there said libel
Why the prayer Of the said libel should granted
". C. PAREE Mar.hai.
Honolulu, November p ISL s64s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
Presentation.

on Monday, 2sih ult-, number Of
gentlemen ms; At the country house of
the Governor Of Oahu, At Waikiki, for
The purpose Of oongratulatiug our venera-
he and respected townsman Capt John
Meek upon his Eightieth anniversary.
His Maiesty the Hing aonored the occa-
son with his presence. A beautiful silver
goblet had been proe@ned for presents
tion, upon which was engraved the fol-
lowing:
Sor =. 1891 SoT. -. 1871.
ctrrATS scHS NrrK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

Where Her Isjssry has entered into Convention With
any fsin stale the subjects citizens
that state who have Teen natursz British uisect nay
dFst themselves q their sftfa as such snees Il shall he
s C5uFslfi0n has entered into b. Her Majesty; and
fu and afsr such Order ID C1ncl any person
being ORIGINALLY subject o. citizs1 u the State referred 10
10 sneh 0rier Wh0 has Teen naf1EsIe British subject
ay within sarh limit q lime aT Be pr0sided 10 the
Cdnvsuton GsriaTat1n x alisuazs. and from aud
after bis 11akinE such decsTaon such persan
shall s rex1r1ei alice. aud the subject Of the
70 uhicil u originally belonged - sflreszid-
dsclarati01 n aenlge sy he made flcEs: that Il
70 yIf he ds-iaFslt Re II the Uniied knglnu in the
rresare 4 Jrsti-s Peace. r eseEs- IN Ifsr
IsiesfFs d5iuions, 10 The psnes 4 any judge q any
Cart 4 civil craiuai julisou q ny drstirs n ts
Pssee q any othsf Oe r. the te beng anth0rzsd
b. la IN the flsrs fn urh the decarsrt admine-
oath e a1J jcdll ether legal purpose II q Her
Hsesfys d1ns IN tie prssence q any ocsr 10 the d.
ploassfie CT CensuisT SERVES q Her Majesty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
COpartnership Notice

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS dsv
i formed copaunsrship 81 General Blasksmifhs
and Horse shoers. under the name AID Sra % Wight
and Wilson, al the old stand Of n Laais asd CO. "a
Ming Street, and respectfully s0lieit share q he
public patronage.
VIZ. B. WRIGHT.
CHAS. B. WILSON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice!
uyHE FOLLOWING DOcUME

gTyHE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE
d published BY direction of the Rght Hon Earl Gram
VILE Her Britannia Maesys Secretary Of state for Foreign
Aairs and all British Subjects who have become naturased
within the United States and who may desire TO resume their
Allegiance a. British Subjects hereby notified 70 make
the Declaration me- the prescribed before the
18th q May, lS72
Il Is be observed that although the Supplemental Con-
venton o the I'D Of February last only requires that Amer
lean Citizeus WHO have been uaturlized British subjects
should make the Declaration Of Remuneration before an
Unfted States Court of Justice Diplomats Consular
Ocer Of the Uni;ed States It viii be necessary in order to
meet the requirements q the British Act Of Parliament that
the Declaration Should also be inside bcre q the British
Judicial Diplomatic, Consular Oeieers mentioned in the
Srd Section
No Zee will be levied for receiving these Declarations
JAMES r. WonEuOUSE
II. R Ms Commissioner and ConsatGeneral
H. r. NJ : Legation aud Consulate General,
ufsr N.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
Dissolution of COpartnersbiu.

THE COMPREHENSIVE herefofsre e.
i isting between Chan Fsok and Alec. d tie srui
Of Alec and Co.. i this day dissolved ~ muiua oan
sent All persons having aceouuss With The late fr
are requested to settle the win either q ne
partners Of Cha Ian and Co.
ALEE,
CHAN F0OK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06

The NeWchEnug correspondent Of the North
Cina HsR writes with reference to tie great food.
that over go people were then drowned, and that
the distress caused smong The remainder has been
very great Some $500 were collected IN NeEch-
wang ard distributed s1Ong the sufferers. and this
timely charity seems to have created favorable
impression toward foreigners sno1g tie natives.
LoxDox. November I5-Disrseli has been elected
Lord Rector Of the University Of Glasgow over Pro-
lessor John Rnskin. who was also nominated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
Piano for Sale !!

RECEIVED Per n. c. WTIie from Bremen,
One Superior Cottage Piano, oetaves. Of W. sas-
senhof's manufacture. For particulars apply to
4I-3m +. ECHAEFER 1 co.