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docks are In working order. The reports
from above and below are the same ss
herstofors. River still falling.
ny TeIegrsph.
| EVANSVILLE, sEPTEMBRR S0-Weather
clear and pleasant; cold morning. River
fallen tour inches.
ST. LOUIS, September 80. : Arrived: I:
| st. Joseph. Memphis. River rising
slightly. Westher clear and pleasant.
The Silver Bow was raised yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, Septem ber 80 Two fest
| five inches st the head OF the canal; thirty
/ Inches on French island.
| VIcKsBURe, September 80. - Boats
| down: Mary Alice, IL m. Up: Katie,
| 10 am. Yellow fever excitement ell over.
| No new eases since Sunday. Warm and
clear. River falling.
| CAIRO, September 30.--Florenee, st.
| Louis to Hickman, II m; Utah, st.
| Louis TO Memphis, m ; Ocesnus New
Orleans, 2 am City Of Quincy, New
Orleans TO st, Louis, 3 pm. River fell
three inches. Weather clear. Thermom-
| eter so.
NRw ORLEANS, September s0.-No ar
rivals. Depsrted: City of Alton, O. B.
| Church, Hollie Ebert. Cloudy and cool.
A private telegram received by Captain
1 Washington states that the 8. Merrill
exchanged trips with the John Kyle 81
Cairo the 8. y. Merrill returning to ST.
1
| The Ida came in from above and depart
/ ed for New Orleans. loaded to the guards.
The Minnie came in from White river
| and discharged here 48 bales of cotton,
and departed for st. Louis with good
| trip.
The G.. W. Cheek brought in 6s bales OF
cotton and AS sacks of cotton-seed, and
good trip of people.
Captain J. T. Washington, agent of the
st. Louis and New Orleans Psckst COM
panY, the MerchanSs' Southern Pocket
Company. the st. Louis, Arkansas and
and White River Packet Company, and
the Carter Line Red river steamers. has
moved his office TO No. Stanton Block.
Madison street. Major J. D. Adams old
office.
The Mary Boyd, from White river,
brought in 1l8 bales OF cotton, and IL
bags of seed cotton.
The Belle of Pike came in from st.
Louis and discharged here $50 barrels OF
cornmeal, 200 barrels Of apples. 244 boxes
of crackers, S29 barrels of -four; 300 sacks
of oats; ITO sacks OF corn; 100 sacks Of
bran; 40 head of cattle; 4 bales OF co ton
and I'll sacks Of cottouseed, and added
about 600 bales of cotton for above.
Tbs Ocsanus received here 81 bales of
cottSh, and lot of miscellaneous freight
The Mary Boyd and g ". Cheek
backed out and went on their way re-
joicing, with good trips.
The Clarksville, Rubicon, Utah snd
Oceanus are due from above. and the
Southwestern and Sallie from below.
The Judge WheelerVsme off the docks
yesterday.
The Clsrksville brought in $500 barrels
of -four.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For WHITE RIvER-The Sallis Y.
Captain Rice, lesves Devalls Bluff on ar
rival of the train from Memphis. for all
way points from Devsll's Bluff to the
mouth. Charley Sharpe is her prime
minister.
FoR ST. LOUIS Tho Ssllie leaves to-
dsy s5 m. ss above for Cairo and st.
Louis. John Blake is clerk.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The OesanuE.
Captain b. 9. Hatcher, leaves to-day at
10 I'm. for Vicksburg and New Orleans.
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IN MEMORIALS.

MORGAN-Died on the morning OF the 2Sth,
Mollie eldest daughter of John W. and So
phro1fa Morgan, aged eleven years and ten
dsys.
So young. SO good. so loved. 1t wrings the
heart to say fsrswell; though the scene is
distant realms that bright spirit dwells
Sweeter flowers than grow in the gardens of
earth. tire angels viii weave in her hair
crown of imorteIes gathered from of the
plains of the Cslt stal city. Eovelier bowers
than those of Eden will cast their perfume
upon her. Skies forever unclouded. and
I. cited with stars that never set, will be her
pavilion. Beauty. fadeless and eternal, will
be her reward; and the Heaven to whose
streets the pure in heart are transplant d,
shall be her home forever.
Gone from the earth in herinnocenee. purity /;
Gone among bright sister angels 10 dwell.
Gone to explore the dark shades OF futurity !;
Gone 10 her upper hOme-Dear one, farewell
J.-J D.
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6RAHD GPEEIAG
ne PARTISAN EASHlnNs.

MISS A. A. WALL. asa Main ST..
Having just completed her seas on's pur-
chases, and bringing g .ull assortment Of the
most fashionable Millinery Goods, and the
most elegaant Feathers and Flowers, she in
Vites an examination.
MISS A. A. WALL calls the attention Of the
ladies OF Mem phis and the surrounding eoun-
try 10 her Dress-making Department, which
has always. heen unsurpassed for style and
elegance. Bridal Trousseaus completed on
the shortsst notice. pai
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RIVER NEWS.
Raats Leaving Te-DaE,
Rivers. weather and Business.

Weather fne. Business moderate. RiV-
er fell here 2inches since last report. Two
boats arrived from above, and three from
bsIew. There was report about noon to
the effect thai the dry docks here were
sinking, whioh, owing 10 some defect In
tbs pumpa, caused some difBoulty, bat
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To BrickIaysn.

CrY ENGINEERS oFFICE,
~ AEEPHns, 1E7xN, eeptembSr o. IN
- Sealed proposals win bsrscsfvss Al "a.
once until Il O'Clock m Friday. ths 50 -
October. for building brick oulTsrt A -
second bayou On Beale street. Tse cft,---
serves the right to ralsst any e. All - -
bids. For fzrthag tnsormatten snv,v = 49, -
onaes, ], ,H.HQNFzRExzsClrv - -.
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Excellent accounts Of the Labrador
fishery continue 10 be received. Inc
shore fishery is also prospecting. 80
"a. the month Of September has been
the finest remembered. The weather
is delightfI days gloriously bright
and clear. gith a summer Warmn
stilI in tie .nosphere.
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nASSERGERs by our ines from Fort
Smith can go six times weel<, via Fay
etteyille to Neosho on So. p r Road. fSS
miles; or three times week from , fort
IS5 miles to RoRgy Depot. and trt-weekly
west 10 miles, via Fort Arhuckle to Fort
Sill; or continuing south from Boggy s.
miles 70 Siberian and going westward by
line OF u &. Forts, 80 miles TO El Paso; or
southward from sherman iDto Central
Texas, or east 10 Jefferson, Marshall, etc.
F,onavfew and westward into Central Texas;
or southwark from Longview, via Hunts
vile to Havasota, 100 miles. on Texas Cen
tral r Road.
Passengers entering Texas BY Galveston OF
Indta nola meet our lines at the head OF the
various railroads fov all parts Of Texas, and
run in better concert than ever 55fore, and
in good style generally.
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To Levee Contractors aud Railroad
Builders,

TKTE ara prepared 70 furnish any amount Of
w Olotbine. suitable for hands, st the
lowest iobbing rates. ]. d. WILLIAMS,
"oel 31 Main street.
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a FAMOUS PLACE
AT AUCTION.
Sale Of Suburban Farms & Lots
On the 5th Of Ocfpbar.

THE beautiful country place of tha La.
Il Gov. James O. Jones, tour miles ron
the ely. on the Poplar street turnpiks. WI
be sold a8 auction, -
On the 5th Of 0cfohsr.
The lots vary In area from 5K to 10 acrsa
Inc tot on which the residences stands a 40
nlrsoly SeH Improved having every Dosaf.
pie conVen1enee, and the building itsslf eVe1 y
appliance OF comfort Buntyns Station u
na41 mile distant rom the residences, whfcn
- In the midst Of one OF the best hfsr.
hooos IN Shelby county. The Fair 9rounda
are Just north OF the property now offered Tor
sale By eassmore q Runn. Pernona -no
wonlo have delightfal eountry hounes shoriS
ylstt the place before the day OF safe. Octo-
Der ON The terms are most liberal TT,r
1nrtner Information, apply TO
sel5 PASS aORE a RTYFrrF4
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OONSI9NEES RECEIVING FREIGHT BY
u the Memphis and Ohio Railroad are re-
spectfulfy requested to remove 1t promptly
when n0ti aed OF its arrival
In conss qHence OF the crowded condition OF
the depots and platforms, 1t viii be scssaary
to store freight not removed within reR-
sonable time. Respectfully.
A. ] KNAPP, Agent
MEMPHIs, October j, 1871. Gel
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Diseased Eyes Cured

without operation. Newly Innamed eyes
cured in from to days. at ~ FROzT
srRrrr by b. MoeoNEaAL.
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REW AbVERTIsEMENTs.
DRESS MAKlNG.

AIRS. y. MARSH takes pleasure In an.
Va nounctng 20 hsr old patrnns and the
public enArsll that she has resumed the
DRESS MAKING RDSI6E AT NO. $40
DESOTO STKEsT, tniid doOr south cI
vance, wisrs she Is prepared to nj All or
ders in her line, IN the latest styles always
having an aRsortrnent of patterns on hand.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
me new and elegant nsht-arsught sar

The new and elegant hght-dranght samsi
AeLlTTLE RDGK -
W. e Gere...--master Ch2s. ConTad--..-cler1
Leaves Little Rock for Fort Smith and al
way lanGinRB on Arkansas river every GVf
days, connecting st Little Rock with the
81. Lsals ana Arkansas Ris Fk'i c.. g Beats
from st. Lout1, No.
FroiRhts for all points consigued 20 care o.
Elliott 4 Miller. Memphis, OF this company
win be promptly forwarded free OF charge for
transfer. Jas. j. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
fa2s R0o Commercial Ef-- 81 Louis. NJ
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K0TlGE.

MIR c. DICKMAN HAS BEEN ADMITTED
WI partner IN cur house
A. VACCARO q CO.
MEMPHIS, septeD Der 30 ISL. ocI
CorctAa uo11or
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81. LOUIS, September S0-Cotton nominal at
lsc Flour strong and slightly better on low
grades, superfne winter, 81 75a5 Is Z, S5 50a
5 65; Xxx, IS s0a6 Wheat -trong and better; No.
3 red IN elevator, 81 371Sal 3S. Corn nrmi
high mixed, on track, 46i7ae; mixed sacked,
50a62o. Oats easier mixed in bulk, on track,
SIC; No. in elevator, $40; mixed sacked,
3Sc. Barley quiet, 70s for choice Iowa spring:
I5asoc tor prime TO choice Minnesota. Rye 72o,
higher at 81 25aS for lugs; 81 75al2 for common
TO good dark leaf. Hemp and bagging un-
changed. Pork quiet at Sl3. Bacon easier at
7sSa7Sc for Sides 71Sc for clear rib sides; clear
sides, Sa55zc. II ms-sugar l651al7c15.
Lard firm In small way; tierce, 9lSc Hogs
quiet al S4a4 p. Cattle firIner; Texan, 81 5OaS;
native, 81 75skz5
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OINO1KHATT,

CISoINNATI, September 30.-Cotton - low
middling, lsal91kc. Flour-family-; it Is diffi-
cult TO give accurate quotations. Wheat in
fair demand and higher; red, 81 45al 81. Rye
quiet and unchanged. Oats quiet end un-
changed. Bariey quiet and unchanged. Coffee
in good demand at full prices; prime, ala2O1zc.
WHISKY In good demand at full prices. Butter
quiet and unchanged. Pork dull and nominal;
80 rs asked. Lard-full prices asked but no
demand; gt<o asked. Bulk meats dull and
droopine; nothing lone Of any consequence
Bacon dull and prices shade lower; sales at
IL 75Sa8c; closing dull. Hogs duh and un-
At Q5c
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CHECAGO.

CHICAGO, September S.-Flour arm and
fairly active. Wheat--No. spring active and
Za5sc lower: closed firm at 81 22al 2ls<o; this
mixed 1fa55c lower; closed at 47sSa47 NC;
this afternoon closed steady and unchanged.
Oass--No.2 2 active at 3e14 a05S &c for cash. Rye
No. active and steady at t5s651Sc. Barley
No. spring easier; closed firm. Highwines
steady at s2nc, Mess pork steady at SlSalS 25
Lard, 95<c. Shoulders, t,1<c. Hogs quiet at
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The Lepers i'm Honolulu.

The spread of leprosy in and about this city is
a subject of frequent remark. Scarcely a day
passes without our seeing, on the street, IN
dividuaIs who have all the outward appearances
of the loathsome disease. One noteworthy case
was that Of a recent native witness on the stand
in the Supreme Court, whose occupation was
that of a fsh-dealer, and sometimes a meat
butcher. Think of such a person manipulating
YOUR beefsteaks! IF it is contagious,-and we
assume that there is little room for doubt on
the subject,-more vigorous measures should be
adopted for the separation and isolation OF the
50 suspects" 1t is said that various kinds of
cutaneous diseases very much resemble the lep-
rosy in appearance. but that the real disease Is
readily distinguished. This may be, but it would
seem that the leprosy itself takes on a variety of
forms. 1t is undoubtedly a serious thing to as
sumo the responsibility of taking a person forcibly
from family and friends and doom him for life to
Punishment, but the greatest good OF the
greatest number % imperatively demands it. 1t
is evident that a degree of laxity in regard to the
disease has latterly obtained that is dangerous to
the public safety, and We therefore call the atten-
of the proper authorities to the subject.
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IMPORTS.

FRON PORTLAND. O.-Per Jane A. Falkinburg, April 18th
do sis Oats 165 hf bbls Salmon, 8 cs Hams, 5 cs Lard, 3
- Bacon, 33 bbls Salmon TO BOnes d Co; 200 or SKIS Flour 10
Geo e. Mclean IL c. Hams, Ala SKIS Oats, LAO or SKIS Flour,
lS.479 f. Assorted Lumber. o bbls Salmon, 10 hf bbis Salmon,
1 Ice Chest 10 Castle a. Cooke % cs Pilot Bread, 10 bbls
Salmon Backs, ~ hf bbls Salmon, 179 bbLs Salmon to Walker
s Alien So bags Parma TO F A Schaefer d Co; 500 or SKIS
Flour TO c Brewer 4 Go IS bbis Pork, s hf bbls Beef, 5 cs
Hams, I c. Shoulders, l case Bacon, 5 cs Lard, Isl SKIS Bran,
2SS SKIS Oats, 80 c. Pilot Bread, 4OS or SKIS jefferson Flour.
237 or SKIS Eugene Flour. co Or SKIS Union Flour, 70 or SKIS
Spencer Butte Flour, 80 hf bbls Salmon, o hf bbLs Salmon
Bellies. SO hf kits Salmon. 2 bbIs Salmon, 200 or SKIS Talma
Fur, % bbls Salmon, : hf bbts Salmon, o cs Sea Bass, 10 cs
Apple Butter, l NJ Shingles, 8 pkgs Slaves and Heading, 4 hf
bbIs Smells. 4 hf bbls Beef 10 bxs Apples to Order.
FRoN San FRAScIsco-Per Nevada, April 18th :-2 cs
Merchandise to > ii Black 8 c. Corn Starch. 3 pkgs Mer-
chandise % Castle q Cooke; 10 pkgs Dry Goods to Chulan
Bros IL 6 Tobacco, I case Merchandise to NJ : Grinbaum d
CO.. ! csk Hardware, 2 c. Merchandise, 3 cs COttons 10 E D
Hall q Son 1OT cs Tobacco. p trunks Clothing. Is cs Cloth
ing and Hats TO Hyman Bros 3 bales Dry GOods, Is pigs
ditto 10 E HoGschlaeger a. Co; Is csks Bread TO A w Pierce
~ Cos 3 bxs Type 10 NJ RapIee 2 cs and 1 bales Dry Goods
10 F A Schaeler a. Co; so cs Bread to Walker x Allen 1
HarmOnium to Rev c c Williamson; 81 cs Boots. Shoes, &c.
to NJ Phillips a Co; ! pigs Merchandise 10 Wells, Fargo d
Co ! pkg Watches TO Order.
From TAHITI-Pers Sovereign, April 18th so tons Barley,
l45 6 Gin. 1 cords Wood To J Chambers: 13 bxs Plants, 5
pkgs Merchandise TO His Majesty 104 SKIS Corn TO 7 &
Heuck % baskets Charcoal, % Washboards, SO COcoanuts
TO c II Judd.
From EUREKA, CAL.-Per A. P. Jordan. April 10Th :-742O4
II X W Sizing, 25156 Il X W Siding, lOS5O # X w Battens.
1Ol,355 Il r W Rough Lumber, 100 VI Shingles, ZOO r W
Posts to Walker az Allen
FROM SYDNEY-Per Crown. April 18th :-IO412 Sugar
Mats 70 c. Brandy, 10 ties and 10 bbls Beef, 36 tons Coal to
Order.
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So,,c,,c.-Time and Place Of Meeting.

a.w.u,x LoDoT No. 81, F. a AIMeets hrst MONDAY
sveniuz in each month. Ia Makers Bloc, OGsen -
L. PsoeaEss DE L'OcEAStE LoDGE, No. lZi' r.
No. last Monday evening IA eaeI month, on hEIE y.
yo-,T AEnf CasPTER, meets every tn1rd Inursdsy IN Ia
-1.,+f. in IOdge Room Of lie PTOgres de iOceanls-
Co,TTs~uvry OF KSI0HIs TE0nLAE, meets every second
Tburslay in the month, IN Lodge Room u lie FroSres
IL TOcetnie- -. IT,
J.Ve [ening. AZ Odd Fellows Hall. Fort 81
Urr-fs TBT-IE LoDGE No l. l. o. OF G-I--Neets e@ch
SATURDAY. evening. Oa King 81
day evening, IN King 81 ,
Yo-xg mss CHHusTLAS AssOCLAIIOS.-Meets last Friday
ey.,i,g in eten month, a. Sailors Home, Merchant St
pTrca.Nu~s' EESErrr TSIoS-Mcetss eeund Fncayeyenlng
IN eaeh rnonti, az Enyinc House Of Mechanic No. 2,
Union It -
u,xcIrIr OLYMPIC CLUB--Meets third Monday evening
IN each month. Nuuanu Valley
Toxofrrr FmE DEPAKTsaEsI-Mee first Thursday even
in IN eseh month, 4t Engine House Of Mechanic No :,
Union 81
4oSoTrrr ExGISE 20. first Wednesday even
mg in each month. a. their House. King -
.TrrHsvIc EytIyE Co. No. 2.-Meets first wednesday even
iRs in each month. at their House, Union st
Iywau EyGrSE 90. No. Nee first Tuesday evening IN
each month. az their House, NuuaEu ST.
'KOTECrrOS HOOK * LADDER Go. No. l.-Aeets nrst Mon
dsy in each month, at their House. Union 81
ACrFIC HOsE Co. No. l-Meetz second Monday evening IN
each month. at their House, King ST
rIoSoLrLU RIFLE COKPS-Meets first Friday evening IN
each mOnth-drile every Friday Night
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told the history of the affair in a most disingeniOus
manner. A native gentleman of Halawa-ne must
have been a gentleman, for be was a s~chooimas'er-
had i6timated to John about q year ago. tnat ne
would like something to drink that was stronger tnan
v4ter. John said he could make it provided he had
the machine. This his native friend furnished some
seven months ago, but an opportunity mad not
occurred to use it until lately, when a few bottles Oh
: stuff" was produced, only five, and one OF them
proved no good Just as John had got tne
knack of the machine, those wholesome people the
police, came upon the scene, and stopped the sport.
Under all the circumstances, the Magistrate imposed
a fine of only 800. But the thirsty schoolmaster
remains to be heard from.
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EXPORTS.

FoR VICTORIA, b. C.-Per Byzantium, April I5th:-
Beef pkgs----"--.--. l9.Rice, bs.--.......-. 1000
MOlasses, gals..-..--. 1917 Sugar, fbs..-......... 1919
Whaling Gear and Stores.
~Nalue-DomesIic. S4,455 CO; Foreign. .S5l2 IS.
FOR HONGKONG-Per GaIaiea, April 18th ~
Fungus, bs------ 1886 Old Metal, fbs-.-..--- 2,134
~Nalue-DOmestic -S49S 60; Foreign..-....S23 40.
FOR SYDNEY-Per CastlehOw. April 18th =
Brooms, doz------...-- 100 MOlasses, galls......... 1889
DRY foods pk-s---.-- Salmon bbls..-....... So
Giant Powder, bxs..... Sugar. .297 I64
And Stores.
Naue-Domestic : 1897; FOreign.....S3,564 IS.
FoR SAS FRANCIsco-Per Comet, April 10Th =
bananas, bEchs--.-.--. 100 Tamarnds, sks......-- 9
Molasses, gals-----.--. ASA UnsPecifed Mdse, pkgs 8
sugar, Bs------.--.47,6 1qI
Va~lue-Domestie- s27 $40 90: Foreign.....-+sI25.
For San FRASCIsCo-PeT ID. c. Murray, April 2Ist -
Bananas, bnchs.-..---. so Puiu, ths.-........... 6905
Hides, pcs----....---. 167 Sugar, Ibs.........-..54,24 5
aOLasSes- gahs---.---.- 123Ol
-value-Domestic $3.50 $50 81
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PASSENGERS

FOE VICTORIA, b: C.-Per Byzantium, April I5h-T W
ROys. 4 G Mo-her, J Hecker-3.
FoR sYDSEY-Per CastIehow, April 15th-Henry Dungey.
Jas Dungey, J Mortimer, wife and three children.
For HOSsKoSG-Per Galatea, April I5th-Ah Woo. Hoo
Man,
From PORTLAND, O-Per Jane A. Falkinburg, April 18th
* Maclay, Mr. LiHinarck-2.
FROM SAN FRLNcIsco-Per Nevada, April 17th-Miss
Schroeder, G StOckhausen. Rev C Mason, A II Mason. Rev T
Coan and wife, Mrs r i Swain, Mrs WaIbridge, Robt Moore.
E Burdin, ; E Ford, 10 Chinese and SO en- route for Auckland
and Sydney-57-
FOR AUCKLAND, y. Z-Per Nevada, April lsth-Geo Mac
f4rlane. J K Lillhnarck, r G Morgan, and 80 from San Fran
cisco-39.
FROM TAHITI-Per Sovereign. April lsih-A Evans, c H
Judd, Mr. Morrison, Pulama-4.
FoR SAN FRANcIscO-Per Comet, April 19th-Jno w Ray
nor, Henry c Angel A Kugelmann, II T Reynolds, Mrs
Ramirez-5.
FEoN EUREKA, CAL.-Per A. P. Jordan, April 18th E
Hubbard-L
For San FRANcIsco-Per II. c. Murray, April 21st-Mrs
J A Hopper and three children, Caleb World, wife and seven
children, Eli Bell, wife and three children. Mrs Bradford. Mr.
w Weldon and wife. f Morton, Thos t Dougherty. Mrs
Shipley and child, Mrs Patty, J NJ Pierce, A c Bufum-2s.
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SUPREME COURT, APRIL TERN. 1s71.-The follow

SUPREME COURT, APRIL TERM. Is7I.-The follow
ing is a list of cases disposed of:
Rex VS.. Pa~hukula-Larceny. On appeal from
Police Magistrate, Honolulu. Verdict not guilty.
Deputy Attorney General for Crown; Messrs. Ke-
awehunahala and Kanihina for prisoner.
Rex vs.. Joha-Uttering counterfeit coin. Yer
dict not guilty. Attorney General for Crown; A.
F. Judd for prisoner.
Rex vs.. a. C. Naturalization of Section 4,
Chapter IS, of the Revised Penal Code. Verdict
guilty. Exceptions taken to the full Bench, and
continued until next term. Attorney General Tor
Crown: W.. C.. Jones for defendant.
Joseph n. Gilman and Wife VS.. Kalimakuhi ct al.
Eiectment. Nonsuit Mr.. Kalaaukane for plaintiff:
r. G. Davis for defendant.
Kalili VS.. No appearance.
GrunwaId 4 Schuette VS.. r. Keelikolani-As
sumpsit. Continued until next term.
j. n. Black VS.. r. acknowledgements Jury
waived. Judgment for plaintiff. S405 "a. ". C..
Jones for plaintiff; F. Fl. Harris for defendant.
Kiaiaina ct ais. VS.. II. A. acknowledgement.
jury waived. and case submitted.
Okuu VS.. Lio-Trespass. Continued until next
term.
In re Estate of f. Molteno-Appeal from Mr..
Justice Hartwell. Argued and snbmitted Mr..
Phillips, Administrator, Appellant.
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CorN CIAL.
FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1871.

FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1871
Business Of all kinds is dull as usual at this time Of the
year. Sugar from the incoming crops continues 10 arrive
4 eeIy. and stocks for shipment are accommodating.
Al the auction saIe Of dry goods, etc. by Barlow, at T.. c.
Teuck's, on two days this week, fair prices were realized and
3 1out $4,000 worth disposed Of
The arrivals have been the steamship NeUada, on the 10Th.
it'll passengers and merchandise to II. Hackfeh & Cot the
american barkentine Jane d. FaLsiHbUTg. On the 10th, with
oregon produce, to Castle 81 Cooke the American schooner
0UeTeign. on the 18th, from Tahiti, with merchandise, TO
'der British brig CToI0H, with Goals, on the 18th.
The departures have been-Ihe NeUada, on the 18th, for
ew Zealand the CasHehor, on the 10th. for Sydney, with
Igar and molasses the Comet, on the 18th, for San Fran
d SEQ, with island produce the ID. c. Murray, on the 2lst, for
an Francisco, with island produce.
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opinion, that if there were not a single physician,
or surgeon, or apothecary, or man-midwite, or
druggist, or drug in the world, there would be
less mortality amongst mankind, than there is
now
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.

il I5-Schr Luka, Kaai. from Hawaii
I5-Am VIII bk Progress, Jas Dowden, 8 months from
New Bedford, 90 sperm
IG-Am bktn Jane A FalkiDburg, VIM Cathcart, IL
days from Astoria, o.
IG-Am sfmr Nevada, J II Blethen, S days from san
Francisco.
IB-Schr Pauahi. Balastier. from MolOkai
J7-Schr Hattie KaJe. from Kauai
lam sehr Sovereign, J Chambers, % days from
Tahiti.
Is-Haw VII brig Comet, J de Silva, from cruise south.
50 sperm
Is-Schr Fairy Queen. Kaaina, from Kauai
Is-Schr Jenny, Lambert, from Kauai.
Is-schr Keoni Ana, from Kauai.
Is-stmr Silauea- Roberts, from MOlOkai-
Is-Schr Mary, Keoki, from MOlOkai-
Is-Schr HOkuleIe, Booth, from Maui.
lg-schr ManuOkawai, kaapuni. from Maui.
Ig-Schr Isabella, DuhOt, from sea, in distress.
Ig-Brit brig Crown, VIM Jewell, 81 days from Sydney.
Ig-Am three-masted schT A p Jordan, A u Perry, Il
days from humboldt Cal
O-Haw schr KamaiIe, J Fletcher, so days from Jarvis
Island.
2O-Retch Lunalilo, Nika, from Maui
gO-Schr Active. Kalauao. from Maui.