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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
COURT or NM mAMAIIAN

-
- ISLANDS In Probatc-In the Matter q the
Her Majesty Queen nowagrr H. N. kApAKUTiAtLI. late 81
Honolulu oahu deceased Al Chambers, beire Hon. A. :
Hartwel
On reading and filing the Petition and Accounts q james
W Austin. Charles H. Judd and Charles kanana Admins
traitors q the Estate Of Her Majesty ooecu Dogrr II. n.
kaTakuha late o Honolulu, dcccssd, wherein they ask
t allowed 50 6i4 81 and charge themselves with si059
and ask that the may be examined and approved and
that final order may be made % distribution " the proper
~ remaining in their hands 90 the pcrsoas thereto entitled
aud schsrging them aud their suretcs from all further
spou,ibjlity As such Administrators.
II is Ordered that MONDAY. the 2Sh day of August A.
ISL 10 O'Clock A. NJ before the said Justice Cham
hers 10 the Court House az Honolulu BE- and thu hereby
sppougtd the time and place for hearing said Petition
and Accounts and that all persons Interested may then and
there appear and show any they have why the
should not bc granted and may present evidence who
are entitled O. the said property And that this Order in the
Hawaiian and English languages be published IN the hawa
Gazette and he An 0k newspapers printed and publish
r Hououlu for three successive weeks previous the
time therein appointed Tor said hearing
Dated Honolulu, H. L. this 9Th DAY u 1uly 4 n ISL.
ALFRED :. HARTwELL.
Attest; justice u the supreme Court.
WALTER Il. SEN. CLERK. @SIt
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cuPREME COURT of the Hawaiian ISL

- Probate. Island Of Oahu. Hawaiian fSandss
Matter Of the Estate q SHERMAN PECK. dece1s
ell; Order appointing Time for Probate Of VIII aud directing
Publication u Notice Of the
Document purportins g. b. the last Willard Testament
sherman Peck deceased having the 10Th day q June,
A. ISL presented the said Prubate Court, and
petition the probate thereof and for the issuance % Let
ters Testameuiary Emily H. Peck having been filed by
Emily II. Peck.
1t hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY the 26th day Of
July A. D. ISL. o'clocS A u. % said day the
Court Room II said Court Hon0iuu, Oahu be- and the
t. hereby appointed the time &c proving said VIII and
hearing said application when and where any person interest
MAJ appear the said VIII and the granting 81
Letters TestamentarV
It further Ordered that notice thereof be given BY pub
location. ior three Successive weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
4 newspaper printed and published in Honolulu.
further Ordered that citations b. issued 70 the
subscribing witnesses said Will and the heirs Of the
tor in Honolulu appear and the probate Of said
Will. At the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, H. l. July 81, ISL.
ELISHA H ALEX.
Attest: Chief Justice q the Supreme Court.
WAIVER r. SEaL Clerk .h-lt
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I'm PRoBATE---In the Matter of the Estate
.AI.rIl !.

II OF PETER SM1fli, late u Honolulu, deccased:
On reading and filing the petition and accounts % W C.
Parke Amnsa ofthe Estate of peter Saith late u 10
n1igu deceased wherein he asks be allowed ie To- and
charges himself with 500 10 aud ask, that the may Be
examined and approved and that hual order may be made
Of dtrhutuu II the property remaining In his hands the
persons entitled and dschargin
ties from all further responsibility such; IL Is nrerr that
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of August, A. D. lSsl at ten
O'Clock n, before the said Justice. at Chambers be and
the hereby appointed the time aud place Rr hear
iu said petition and accounts aud that all persons interested
mty then aud there appear and show cause any they
why the shoud be granted and may present evil
who entitled the said property And that
this rdsr in the English languages b. published ia vhc
uAv,uSN G,ErrTE newspaper printed and published in Homo
lulu Tor three successive week, previous the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated Honolulu. IL l. July 18th, ISL.
ELISHA II. ALLEN.
Attest: Chief Justice % the supreme Court
WAtrER r SEAI Clerk G-st
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r,IRcI-Ir cnrRr. srcnnh InhIrIn1 cirrnIt.

u Probate Chambers the Matter Of the Estate
Of FRANCIS A. OuDINOT of LahainA- Maui decreased.
Document purp0rtns be the last VIII and Testament
q Francis 4 uudinot q Llhana Maui deceased having
the lSth day 81 July. a D. ISL been presented 20 said
Probate Court and petition for probate thereof having the
been filed by T. H. rrrRiway, Es sheriff q Maui H. l.,
Il {, hereby orrVd that SATURDAY the 18th day q
August 4 D. ISL, at one O'Clock in the afternoon at the
Court House in lhtut Maui, be- and the Is hereby
appointed the time Tor proving said win aud hearing said
pcaton when and where any person interested may appear
and contest the said VIII AID the granting C Letters Tesla
meniary.
ABR. FORNANDER
Circuit Judge ii Judicial District Hawaiian Islands.
Lahaiua, Maui. July Il, lS5l-97-it
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C,uPRE,IE COURT of the hawaiian Isl

= NEINI-IAE- NUN OF INC ItHN"IIA LsI-
- suis in Probate; in the matter q the Estate q W IL
LIAM II. PEASE, Of Honolulu deccase-Before Chief Jus
tice Allen, in Chambers
On reading aud dling the petition Of sophia II. Pease
widow Uf William II. Pra>e. asking that she may be appoint
Ell Administrative q the Estate her late husband the said
William II. PelsC. deceased.
II Is ordered by the Court, that SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of July A. D. ISL O'Clock in the renoou, be and the
hereby appointed for bearing the said petition before
the said Justice his Chambers in Honolulu which tme
aud Place all persons interested may appear and show
they have. why the should b. granted and
that notice thereof be given by publication Of this order in
the HAwAu,N GAZETTE newspaper for three successive weeks
previous said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, II. / July 10Th, ISL.
ELISHA IL ALLEN,
Chief Justice q supreme Court
n WtuTEr r. SEAL. Clerk. east
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NOTICE.
BY a. CLINT, Artist.

DURING NY ABSENCE from this Kingdom. Mr..
IL JOHN II. Patty sill Be ny duly authorized At
toTney and will have charge Of the business u Bish-
op Co.
cHAs r. BISHOP.
Honolulu. June I'd. 1s7t-2I-sm
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
WILLIAM CROCKETT decreased intc-tsc-Bcioru Mr. Jns
tisc HaTtwcll, In Chambers.
On reading aud filing the petition Il Charlotte Crocket.
Widow 81 the said deceased PRAYING that the petitioner may
D. appointed Administrator O. the sad uc-tae deceased
II Is ordered by the Court that THURSDAY the Dth DAY
q August A. y ISL 10 oeock in the Ntrnon De- aud
the hereby Is appcnte r hearing the said petition
fore said Justice AZ his Chambers IN Huuouu AZ which time
and place all persons NAV sppcar and show cause n
they have, why the should not be- granted and thsf
notice thcrcof he given by Pubctoa u this osr in the
NAwNN GAEErfE newspaper, Tor thrvc successive weeks
previous 60 said hearing,
Dated Honolulu, Il. l. July 81 ISL
ALFRED 5 HARTWELI.
Attest; Justice Of the supreme court.
Warm Srtt Clerk .S-st
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The Steamers of the U. s., H. z. and A.
Mail Steamship Line
Will Leave san Francisco for Honolulu.

OPERM OIL-Warrzzlsd the pure article. Fsr
y sale By ri BOLLEs & co
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian, ISL
- andsin the matter q the Estate q W n LApD 81
Honolulu deceased Bsore Mr. Justice HartWcu Chan
hers.
On reading ard hng the petition Of Joseph Garter Adj
minitrttor u the Estsir a William y Ia u Honoln
ID ecrsed showing that nscosary q sell all the re-
moins Real ktaie q % dccrased IN order ray The 3rtt
outstanding and praying that he be auth0rr to sell
the iot u Land Nuuanu Avenue Honolulu described Ia
said petition.
II Is hereby Orered By the Court that THURSDAY IN,
10Th day August A. D ISL az 10 ocoek the trenoon
Dc ard the hereby Is appointed r hearing the said pc
tton before the sd Jusc AZ his Chambers Honolulu
which time and Place al prsoas Interested NAV appear and
show cause " any they have why the said order II sc
shoud BE- granted aud that nocr thcrccf be Svru By
publication q this order "a thc Hawaiian 6azettc neNspapo
Tor three successive weeks prcvious said hcafiug
Dated Honolulu, II. l. July sah. ISL
ALFRED 5. HARrWELL
Attest; Justice of the supreme Court
w,rvrr Z Sr,t Ci.rt 81
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WARM Il. Srl. CLERK. sSst
IUPRE,IE COURT OF THE uAWAIIAI

Attrt
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>. The s4fibgue .tellssa terribie story of a
sohool'boy. IN RalltH ltHivaf, Mksaaah nsstts. ].
who pointed q pistol at q diminutiye
school-eirl. An aihyeatigation showed
that four other boys of tie, SAND schooi
had loaded and capped pistols In their
pockets. This is plainly the wofk Of the
infamous Ku Kiux. Men and brethren.
shall the Federal Government stand stiIl
and see Massachusetts given over to fire
aud slaughter by these i've terrible small
boys? Can any mau who is not q ram
pant rebel and wilful liar, DENY that il
is the duty of Congress to drag the pis-
tolls from the pockets of these juvenile
ruffians. and to spank them into q proper
respect for the loyal girls and school
teachers of Fall Rivera A general spank
ing act must be passed by Congress and
enforced by the military power of the
United States, or our republican system
of government is sham and failure.
New Pork World.
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IMpEouNIous NoB,nrrY-.Tbere

IMPEoUSIoUs NOBILITY are
many impoverished peers among the
British nobility. But they seldom re-
main poor long, as marriage with some
rich plebeian heiress generally sets them
mp ia the world. It is believed that at
least three-fourths of the great estates
of the realm have come to their owners
through the female line. The hard.
working john Buii amasses fortune.
bis only daughter marries into the no.
bility, and the satisfied father dies.
pleased with the thought of being the
father-in-law Of my lord, aud with the
sweet consciousness that his grandson
will be an earl or marquis. And such
is life-not only in England. but every
whore.
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d. Al.
RRAUTIOAn OHEM1sTRY.@A venerable
couple In SCOTT Gonntys;Iowa. recently
received o lesson id practical chemistry,
'ny ;aoc!dent: The: old lady took drink
:of lye in mistaket tor vinegar, and, being
uncertain whether her taste. was per.
verted of!she had got.hold Of the wrong
Jug, she gavs her husband swig OF the
same, to- gettthe; benefit of his, opinion
upon the tsnbjeot.. /. Presently, their
throats and.months began 70 hnsn ghen
they dieoovered that twas lye they had
been drinking,iand swallowed some oil
to allay the pain. The oil, combining
with the lye, formed soap, which stimu.
lated tho salivary glands to excessive
action. causing fiow of soap-suds from
their mouths that was as alarming as it
was disagreeable. A physician, who
happened to call while this process was
IN inil operation, relieved them by the
application of proper remedies, but it
was several weeks before they were able
to enjoy their food again.
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1t is stated that at O recent revival
meeting in New Hampshire. one of the
young brethren arose and said that he
had received revelation from the Lord
that it was his duty to kiss sister 1900.
and she. nothing 10th. rejoined that if
the Lord was willing ahe was, and the
kissing was proceeded with then and
there. to the evident satisfaction of both
parties. Nm
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FINAucIAL AND CommEKCInL.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 7.-Sales Of
cotton, yesterday, 81 bales-middIing
13c. e
LONDON. April 6-Noon. -Consola
923i. Bonds 92b. 1
LIVERPOOL. April 6-Evening. satur-
dny and Monday will be holidays. Cot
ton opened to-day dull and unchanged
nplands 726@7le; Orleans 754(47A.
Tomorrow being holiday. the weekly
statement is given to-day. Sales of the
week 81, l,O00; export 5000; speculation
2, 1000; stock 751 900, of which American
is AIT, 900; receipts 66,0O0, of which
American is $4,000; sales to-day 10, 900
bales; speculation and export 1000;
stock af1oat 556 600, of which American
is 10000.
NEW YORK. April 6-Noon. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat ruther N ore
steady. Corn dull and heavy. Pork
steady. at 0.50@2O75. Lard quiet, ct
l2i4C9l2as. Cotton dull and nominal
np!iunds l5l6; Orleans 1885; sales ! 900
bales. Frcights firm. Governments
steady but dull Stocks active, but not
quite SO strong. Money steady, at 6.
Gold steady, at 1925. Exchauge-long
Z ?. M.1sioney steady. at e(a7.
Sterling 5000 Gold 10as@lO15. Go
yernments 1a(@Ac. lower; 62s 1919
Sonthernu steady with little change.
Cotton very quiet. with sales of 1886
eales, at l51s. Flour quiet-common to
fair extra 6.9oG@7. so; good to choice
755@9OO Whiskey 81. Wheat un.
changed Corn Irregular and unsettled
Pork 20.50. Beef dull. Lard heavy
kcg l2!'s. Freights firm-colton 15@
SIG
BALTIMORE. April 6.-Cotton demand
mostly speculntive--m middling l4LM
1875; receipts $50 bales; sales IT'S; stock
IL, LOG. i
McmLE, April Cotton quiet mid
ding 1a'l; receipts 1858 bales; sales
!, 900; stock o.l30.
CISc1SSArI, April 6.-Flonr steady.
Corn advancing, ut 5705S Pork 20. 90
offered Lard quiet, at 115a. Bacon
quiet and weak shoulders 72;; clear
sides 1885. Whiskey S6lS@97.
LOUISVILLE, April 6.-Flonr firm
Corn quiet. Mess pork 2O5O. Bacon
steady shoulders s; clear sides lO3I
Lard-kcg 1879. Whiskey 81. A
AUGUSTA. April G.-Cotton dull and
easy. but not lower, ut 13&@135I for
niddling; sales $40 bales; receipts 400 \
II SAvANEAH. April G.-Cotton in mode
rate middling 1877; receipts
2,6G9 bales; saless l 60; stock $3.50.
CHARLEsToN. April Cotton dull
middling l35a@i324; receipts G59 bnles !;
sales 10; stock 2l3.
BosToS. April G.-Holiday. Receipts
OF cotton 6l5 bales; stock $4,000.
New ORLEANS, April c. .-Flour-super-
fine 25; double 6. 90; treble 6. 90(07. 90.
Pork dill and lower-offering at 2l.OO.
Others unchanged. Cotton steady aud
IN fair demand middling 14I6C01456;
receipts 1867 bales; sales GU; stock
90 500.
NohroLK, April Cotton dull-low
middIing l3; receipts LOIS bales; sales
50; stock 1864
WILMINGTON, April 6.-Cotton steady
-middling IA; receipts 60 bales; sales
35; stock 2. .O56. E4,l o.tl
Nntioa ia Tax.pauera ~ i't4.
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E-F-gSSSs7St3Ss- 3Ss- .k-&S7sS- + ---1--ss-
:: g .KAs 5EEGa


. ns.s a, g
AosSSsSAs! 1pHf5 E.e:sOs = .aI M R;'
ArShbish6p 81 Raris ha's h' M been arrested I Sy
spiIaey against net the M atats y Sons s'''i
4ast advioss' ri ON Paris cannonnd-
inR|contiH6ea. j &r 't5'; If II !
EhespssSs Sohference. .atsgBrussels,
hsM asaesst9i oEtW9 hourslto-day. One
sdMersaillea s5 egRsGl the Government. lent
AAna, April ftss1! ID. The Yer
sdMlasI Itr9apsl esiltl EiSS!!Aa sthe.fhelghts Of
Ohal6n RAtca stha NJ bo ofnbafd : Issy.
Vanvope pessap a Meudon.[ Tho Commune
oontinaeA to send reinforcemonts to the
Nationals 5ontside the walls. Tuesday
was more disastrous day for Commun.
ists than Monday. The Commune, this
morning, issued another proclamation;
IN which speedy ftriumphs are promised
over the Royalists, Who have disgraded
France by their savage mode hf warfare.
They are charged with shooting prison.
ers and numbering The wounded on the
tie!diyot battle. lBattalions of the Ma
tionai z Guard will be reiorganized and
their phy in6i eased. The proclamation
concludes by ordering allunmarried men
Anto the ranks. A grand review: is an
nounoed for tho 7th inst. in the Champ
de Mars ~ s.43. .ar,,d (: u, a.s..35,. iiI- u
YRRsA4n1Es. April 5.-The Insurgents
still bold: forts d'Issy and .Vanviers. and
fire efesolntely npon thei Government no.
sitioh at Ohntilion. The insurgents at-
taoked Sewers bridge, but were repuIsed.
Disturbances areSreported at Limoges.
FAn1s, April 5.-The Commune pro-
ciatnation announcesi' retaliatory treat
mene np0pt prisoners. ,H The Soi,: Ldberte
and Ndttonai he sWsphpers have suspended.
Iheaohqrehes !. OF. .they Madeleine and
Assumption have been piiaged by the
mob; The prices of provisions are rising.
YEFssAlIlLEs; s n LIES; April 6.:-!-The Govern.
mepts troops entered Marseilles; they
haye, 300 prisoners. ..tThe;inaureent com
mlttee fled. Thiers says the Government
desires! by the effusion of some blood,
TO e9nYince the insurgents that it is in
earneit. DiIssy and Vanviers will be at
tackled. Z Tue insurgents are alarmed and
are prescribing each other.
ST. PETERSBURG, April e.-The treaty
with Turkey for free navigation of the
Black Sea has been signed. .l,9l, T. ina
VIEsNA., April 6.-The consular tfeatv
with the United States has been ratified.
LoNDoH, April ga large French Wal
ship. supposed to be full Of troops. ia
ashore at. Goodwin Sands. Assistance
baa,beeh hent.. ~ I. \, n
The physioian' s report of the condition
Of the Princess OF Wales aud sou is aatis.
factory tRdlli Ion! incr reased ::Gs8, 600. y =
Tue Ionise Gibson. from Liverpool
Tor Boston, was sunk, in q collision with
tAe, Great " Weatern.f: Tha' Great Western
has returned for repairs. tOne man was
drowned: ,aH. .7ii l1@i'
= Z s-rt 4 ..-- ...s
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Desirable Vehicles.

c4yRA WE have now on hand a fuli and.
s8A558A ane assortment Of BRETTH, .Rock-
aw.ys aud Buggiea, which we Offer aE oook
prices Tor cash. These are our own, ,mApufac-
ture, and we warrant them to be 81 nuperi6r
Workmanship. We arc constantly adding TO
our stock and will manufaoture to oriler 1nv
desired 1 style OF vehicle, from a small Pony
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
u, 90 CARROLL q. sPELLMAN. %
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The following marriage notice appears
in the Bangor WAig: ''In South Molun
kns, by Rev. Hugh Reed, Col. J. +.
Twitchell, of Oldtown, and Clara Z.
Clemons, of South Molunkus. No cards.
no cake, nobody's business. Clam
ohowder this evening, March 22d.
Friends md relatives are invited"
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Americas n In t.Illxenco.

ClTY OF MExIoo, March so, ,pia tHA.
vANA-Charges' made by the press op.
posed tosJuarez, that, the United States
Minister hnd Secretary of Legation were
interfering in elections proved ground
leasHand Q mere election trick of The
Hardistas. The extra session of Con
grass closes Tomorrow. The Fusionists
have accomplished nothing, and tile
re-eiection> of JGarez is conceded. Seno-
tor Romero will leave the Ministry. in
consequence Of. his ,unpopularity, but. as
he has provedIa % faithful adherent of
Juarez,, ,;he will be sent again, as Minis
ter, tow ashington, and more readily. as
1t Ils tadmitted. on all hands, that lie is
the best man for the pla,e.. The Presi-
dentlnl: !oanvass is attended with daily
increasing eAcltement, aud; outrages are
committed BY. both political parties. La
someo Of the provinces, citizens are
threatened with imprisonment and vio-
lence ~ theycdo not vote, With the pnrty
whioh. happens, to be- d0nainant: The
capital, is unusually quiet, under tha
circumstances. & Several assassinotions
are,reported in Guadalajara, all OF Which
were committed in one day: the canse
has not been ascertained. Tie discovery
OF practical route for the Tehuantepec
Canal occasions much rejoicing.
HAVANA. April S. 5.-Advices from Havt;
state that great excitement oontinnes
over the annexation, question. The re-
public is quiet. .{.7I. mn
!aThe United States flag ship Congress
and school ship Mercury are here.
news has been received of the defent
0f CApFars army, by Baez, near Azua.
lttisfreported that Luperon's army is
making progress in the Northern nro-
vinces. Il ,9l l.la' I's
The country is anxious to seq the M.
nexation question settled.
new YonK, April 5.-The frigate Ten
nessee, was inspected By a board Of
officers. to-day, and will probably be
ordered out of commission, as her en-
gines have proved q fniluro.
: WAsHINaToN, April 5.-Quite slarp
controversy occurred in the House. tti.
day, towards the close of the proceed.
ings, between Swami and Butler. mr..
Swami, on o previous. OCCASION. had
/. spoken in decided terms OF. Buffers re.
volutionary.conrse, and had said that
his cheeks ought to tingle with shame
while calling the Democrats his friends.
Butler, to-day. replied, accusing him of
having become Mayor of Baltim ore as a
Know Nothing. Swami admitted that
he 49d been 4 Know Nothing, and as
that had followed one OF the leaderg of
the Republican party named j. II. Win
ger Davis He had been in public life
Tor twenty-five years; he had a;shu.sed
$7, ,q0O.000; not. one had stuck to bis
hands. nor had he abstrao.sd single
"spodn, and ,dsked, whether, the member
tT2mp Ip 1M9faassaohnsetss could say as much.
Swami said when Butler went to Balti.
more, lot. the Commenoenent Of the war.
ne hoisted hisi flag on Federal Hill. and
then luxuriated at q hotel for three dave
Al!fogether, II Yas The most perso nal and
aprimonious debate iof The, sesa;onI G,a,, 49,,
Pnov1DEKCE. r. T., April 8,LTIe nr.a,
sent State oficorB have bnen "a iaiao,sa
by%%a6loS&t y% III : 3 400 .paiorityAS yAS-Sexcept the
L'entepantf to vernon who wanting 8
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TwENTY-SEvEN NEanoEs DROWNED.
ihe most melancholy and disastrous of
all the dreadful effects of the severe gale
that passed over this portion Of the
country on Sunday, the 26th of March.
which have yet reached US, is that Of
the swamping OF two boats in the waters
in the neighborhood of Dawfuskie Is.
land, ono containing fifteen negroes end
the other twelve. i'll all twenty-seven,
every one of whom were drowned. The
boat containing fifteen was owned by
Abb Singleton, of Hilton Head. The
owner of the other wo did not learn.
On Sunday last, eleven of th. bodies
washed ashore on DAwfuskie Island.
The rest havo not boen seen US yet, but
will probably be thrown up by the waves
on some poin. CT land or other, if they
do not drift out to sea- -!Saaunuuh Ne,ps
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HonRrRLE MUnDRa.-A wh:.o !aa7. af
high social position, who had beon mdr.
ried for three weeks, was brutally beatan
to doath. in Columbus, Ken tuoky. n;aht
before last, by black flend, who enterefl
the house in her husband g absence.
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A now mode Of suicide has boen in
vented in Illinois. A man filed lis
mouth with gun-powder and, putting
caps between his teeth, chewed them
until an explosion took place.
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Every One Drinks Seegers. Beer Y
REoAUsE it gives strength and improves
ID their health. Msrch ~
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Natural Frozen Ice

Natural Frozen Ice, .a1i. { i..ap.'!!S :. 2 II
"A s the summer season ia now apoproaching !
"A wish to inform my old, customers. ana
the public in general, that having eecnred q
winter, We are prepared to furnish It. In anv
quantity. as low as any that can be procured
here, that is, from one to one and q i,alf cunts
Eer pound, according to quantity, and have
peen selling at that price since the 1st of
January. J. D. BATEMAN An,t ~
March II emo i7,l. Colnmhia Ica 80,
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She hae alec added 70 Der stookla . full Dino
OF LADIES' MADE WEARS: suits for. ladies'
and children, together With other articles too
numerous to mention; all OF which she VIII
sell low for oaah. Being thankful for past
favors, she begs continuance Of the 0siie
and hopes that tho ladies will favor her WITH
call as she feels confident that she can suit
ADtil4 Ak FN-~~'
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FASHIONABLE MILI1NERYI (

~ MRS. a. MCCORMICK haa iust
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A returned FROM New York. wiiere
E{t$3@ she selected, with. the"greatsst
care, a handsome and varied
RSGA assortment OF MILLINERY and
&948Y FANCY ARTICLES, all OF, which
WSN WI she vii! be ready 70 open III. the
STM inspection OF the ladies of,Co.
HH lombia and vicinity on Thursday,
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On TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANOJt y: =; I, = =,
Gn 50 tons Berger & Bntze's Bnperphos-;
phate. Tor sale low to planters ;Atii1 5danierR /
for cash, by WELLS & CAJDWRE.Ii, -
Near 9; 9. Il. Il. Depot, Columhia,AC.a q