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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

Iit 6rttroe be5 irlbcreH y II u D # r
6 OF ntii Grs YIGuiontoH tuerocn BEN Sen9t
beridteScuc gepidtiae 0otumente uHterbretten; ie
BADEN i'm Scnat ,ruar bios jebn Sttminen iir iib,
babcn Obcr ole 9gnu9tbUur9, bag bCr SenGt uou Dem
S1balte DER Sofumente ofijitle aeHHtnis uebmlH
mus. IS miro aus oCn 9Otumsnten inter aHbeyem
criihSIttl ietr, bas Sru. GteGionton. pibreno erSui'
bgSlEuGrcommifdr mar, altrlfi GbiIGnen bcrcttst
uorocu Tiuo uu6 oa6 icine GatibeiouH9 III 9etreii ber
Steucr BON Sipiocnoen fir ete lesten iInl Yionate
bGs Sdbres 1870 burtl Giren I'M YireGu 6CS S.-S.s
INMATES an9eieltCn iunecH Mann aus bloser D!as
lice umaeitofen Worben III. gteaiOnton Dtro Den
ytatiUss l~ieicTu, oG6 CT fh su oeH urridtGoenen
Ntit9lieoCrn oes 6inaHjsI uei6uiieS oes0icprdientan
~teHbGnit6 uno audi gu ben S%enotortn UtottI, 6tRtur
uno @Guorn tpom Etrdniuusitus ocs Srratsl beqc.
ben bat, UNI tic fbcr ibrc 4niibtrn lher bic pGRre9e'
cCNtung oCs hereifenoen@elebes 81 crtra9en Hno tegl
Ecy, oGB ale bic bCjeidneten Serren %crtlarter, einc
WtifoCutuuq bG5 @eie9cS iEi oar niht mu0lid uno Die
abitht ots SinnnSausituiies rno hes 9ouareiiCs &c
g%ClUCicn, eGB Ole Steuer fir ben I%trclttgeg !Sttt.
rnum CtbobGn Ipcrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Scr 9cntIbe Correspondent.
Baltimcre, 30. ~gIOpembcr tS7I.

AID REFRESHMENTS NOTICES &c.
published in the "CoEREspoNDENT' in the English
and German languages,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

s3- 2~dMsfauHsmtc iparsn 2O 9~,rp,eut, ipenn
fie ibr Bapicr, ibre Souuerr, @eitGitsbitder II. 1. (.
pom etntnl nnr nit Stretbn,aterialien banbeInbrn
@s'boite farjen. Sugaenbcimsr s I8eil, S6retbs
matcriGliens Sander In Rr. t57, @eit-8Glttz
morsfraBe. batea elm 9ro6cs Wager uno ~oiierireu
b(loroerg RurtbCilc, f0I1r,IG \ > nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
SSiontarcf= W0uvcrcin oar. 4.

9ie Diitslteper ~bciislbeu itnO eriubt, in 9r. 2,
Gonrtlan6fr., bsufs, ben %. giou., 5%ead,Init
taaS 3 ibr. 5uiammen 5utomnen. NlG utlts alz
"pidngern (Receivcrs) an obcr por lHittlUo6, ecn 20.
Rooember, einrci6en.
= Ssnmon ghiptep, J Receivers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

pirb In Sfr. GS4, SBeits@rattz, udbe SoWoroNr, :,
Gin Der 8sbauiun9 oes Srn. u. aottj gesIiinoct;
Aae, ole bstsutrCten ipiini6eu, pcroen eriudt, iit aui
bcute, ben 20. WooeT6ee, Abcnos S1lbr, IT'D etn3l~
finoen. Sm auitra9s Steler. (2Sl-2,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
@s~ Ell VINO CATALINA

Sroipn'8 catalina : 9Sein : Epnif.
Wan lcie bic InScigr ami Der 4. Ssitt i'm Gasee.
loluobl, ats aud I'M Wodlenblatte. t&u0. 3i,p.pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Snitffr. imnrrmIErcnnrr Nnnnrrrin.

VWTNE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DNHUVIVINs
@trym ieocn it bier @Glesenbcit sebotcr, Der bic.
fem &ercine bei5utreten luiinlht, itot AnrnetouR9 idr
baar @,cIo eusSn5Gb:tn; oGrum iomlne Gin Seoer uro
RoUember, abenos nm Z ubr, bci Srr. Spbanil
Srieerid, Moth. Vr. t7S, Gaft:, nahe Siuens
Strahe, no Guh Sualeib pIcoer Annleloun9eA tlr
@el0 ent9c9engenonmen lpcrocn.
SeOra Sd)iHin9, RrGi.;
Sob. nrieer. Roth, SbGbm.;
(2S2-8) Srrntdnu gSpraeq, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Die uabren Sertraurnsariinpe.

Gde Der Gpmbaros uno Sbarp : Strafe,
Der reritru gaptiten= sirbr. acqeniter. GOsss,tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Dan gcge III &. shanfs,

nm Rdbmafdbiien i'll faufen.
UNI " d b N Il n N reparirt Az crbalter,
Dlan gcbc an !. Sbanfs,
UNI SpnliGtfie, ytabsIn ii. {. 10. gu ,auirn,
oiui9cr lHf bensr, dis an tr9eno einerl anoern
Eldgt.
MGhnrnfd,iucu :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
GeutjdIe HreRhefe.

Siee in 9cutihiano iait GusiGlieslid gebrouhte
Scte iuiro uon lns an @roeers uro Batter re8eimGBis
ltilb St IS Sents pro Yiuno 9~eliefert, ipcnn iolhe
Sbrc Sroers dni unierln Gollptotr dUgeben.
Sd Der artitel Su all9emein betannt lit, 70 brauden
mir Jiitts luetter iber bie @iite %oeiielben III iogen uno
tiigeu nur birSu, bas Gamilieu, luelhe i'm bel ibren
@rocers nidt ftnOen tonren, gro6en uuentssl tIi9 oou
uns erbatter. Sattier s Spmp.,
. Ode non Sburlee@ ulo Brdttftrafe,
a9entcn iir UfdrOlano
tNo o.5,1Ntl.l uRb ocm Siitritte Columbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
WS entfthlief ina 0crrn

Batter screrin Sserssr m" yIie22 nnn "a Sabrrn
6rcunoe Der Sanlilit Weroen eriud)t, Dem 9eibeutez
9fngnih heute nm 4 ibr 0adinittags pom
&rdnerbauie, Rr. 65, SfzSpmbares, nGbe eIopoz
itrIBe, aus bciluIuobncH. (2S3-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
GGnittWaarem &c.
u. Msrnn0GO'S

WEST END DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Rr. SOC. SBeff . Baltimore, udbe @lneffrdee.
@roBte Auswabt GlerS orteuSteioerJeu8T Sla,uis,
@dtmire, 9lanttts, Niueiin, Calico 5n cen b~iaiaien
Rreiien.
6am'Iton=G antons 6Ianeu, bette GuOtitdt, 5a 10
Gents pro Yaro.
u. SerngouS,
Rr. 500, sSeit ; SdltimprenroRe, Sir. 500.
IRnn IN IfN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Grntral=@ uc. sBanpertin Nr. s.

llntCr biCicm Tamen miro oui Der Rorepft ) Gde
her 9ratt: une Sdndlftrn6e Gin neuer SOuueretn
scgriinbet; Gpnncrffda, Den 80. 3. Ntts., finbet cine
prop. 8eriamtnluna ildtt, ipu Die Contribution our
anrabme ~uorgslsst mo ods 9ini6rsibs9eIb erbobel
lucrocn.
ellie, iue(be itj eirtm sntrn Screine aui6lte6sn
iuo1en, iiro BterJu b0nldt eiH9eIaoCn.
t Sdri Wfdrten, prou. 8rdtoent;
Sob. Reifeniueber. prop. S61eit.;
IGA2-hl Airnrn Nrnncr. MON. GfIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
@nt. @ilfens e. Comp,

Rabrifanten pon Gambler in
NIT Sailpi asirGuleiten !Sdartiid,sS dmhit,
9aaren Yitib tino
mo Ycrhcn. Yotiterlpaarcn.
Sifdbler= mnb Wasenbauer : Wfates
rialien i'm Slleemeinen.
SIR. 300h. gBei- Eratttr., SIR. 2i7, Year( = e traEr.
Baltimore. Neips9orf.
fgpp 2gil4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
6ilniics8unD,
uerein flr ettenspernaernna, a%ranrsn.nnt.r.

Icreiu fir sehsnsoerfI d,ermns, aranFsH.rntsr'
NiiBuna unb Soopera tioweicu.
Soipobf 9ebens>, Gls aud 9ettpoticen ,perben bon
elmer incorporation 2ebCnsOcriidCruugs 9efelfHatt
oes Stlates Rerpzgurt dusgegebeu.
bPs 9uuhes. fOla. 13,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Sanberejne.
Der D8rit Columbia Permanent
Naus INN S%nnrprrein Nr. 1"

ouH~ HHp Spulutttlh UT. L
o%rriommelt f6 jeoeR Gcunerada Gbenb nm SIS
ubr in Sob, 4. Sfeus' qpfnl, Siicpns Nfs eer
Stcrretts uup GoIumbiaaraSs. 9sart-geertb oca
arthetls 800; feline rIditGHni9en Gifagen uadsus
be3ablen. Aae Aftieuz 5ubabeT ucbmeH in elei1en
Serbditnihcn an Gem @euiune 6beil. ale Esrio-
rtn lucroen Sriubt, uniere HGdbhe SerI1mmiune ~
beiutben uno unlerc Contribution III priiien. Siehels
bunoert 4ntbeiIs fiUo berCits 9cBeibuet. @Cloer fnb
~ lcocr Set uuttr NlsiGcr 9eotn9Ine a. baben.
1ph. 6dn9mepcr, Yrii.;
Jph. Sebidue, Sice=8rdi.;
Guttiieb 1bdter, S6oBm.;
t2si-5) ciftdo Srseehoft. SIr.
5arugariz9ribs IL. SparprrEin Nr. /.
Inter cbi9em gtGnItn nurce Elm nsHer Stt5s uno
SpGrUereiu 9e9rfiHoet, 100 herClte idlon piCle Antbetit
seSeI6net iinS. Vie Slpette 8erfammlung ttnbt
bcute sbeuO bel Srn. IbiIipp Seiimaun, SfC
SprinazSpurt unS SifEGbdrlesf1raHc, iidtt.
Die @eicse 'perben coraele9t, iiue bic Seomten CT
lUGb!t. alle. Die iib eiucu 8utsn Sercine anidlte6er
molten, ftnh freunoIlhlt cirgcldren. SIN Gnitra8e:
Is. Z. Sanabpf, prop. Frdi.;
VI. Sd,rcibcr, prop. SdGsm.;
(2Sil =. SdbndlGrtt prop. Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
oaruQarisNcibz II. Sparpcrgin Wr. /.
HnrS>6pmnrbSSanberriu ylr. 2,

Our yiadri6t fir bic 0titsIieoet bieies 8creine uno
fir Ile, lurlGe ii6 b~enirlben nod ouIdlieBen lpoaen,
oGB bic Babl Der SeGmten titr's erie Jabr i%tdttitn-
bet bcute Withpodb, Ibcne MN 2 nbr i'm
8ereiu5=eotal bei6rn. Gcprs Nitpetrr, Nr. %S9,
Gsore : 6onareitrahe, Gde ets reutn Rtdmonos
Uidrttcs.
t2S3-D e. &uoflue, proU. Sctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
nuAor;rid,urfcu NynrfiiT

81 neriebeH. Sbenio miro CmpIoblCr:
ustedc'e SenpcIritter. Sipquet,"
nNeao'5 EempClrittersS oQuet."
rSteGo's EemperitteraB oOuet."
Serucr luntc aui tciHcm EoilcttCntiihe feblcu:
DReao'S mngiiht5 Bulocr ilt boien sails"
rReGo's fuG0iibes BnluCr fir boien SAILS"
Gin unlbertrelhttcs Detlmittcl lir SGfsleiben iroeHe
pelber grt, mic cine 5laibe. rttbtt9 nnespanot, oarz
tbuu miro. SiC 2%9irtuu8 cgs Wiittsls lit cine nuns
ocrbarC. NJ, s., Rcde,
(5cpti6.tSl gtr. 1871, Baltimore, uabC Qiabtf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

TN TErxzs aLarr clsror D7-r- So g.
- razE -G-s-T sscp zirho-f stgv-z-< 2
So ca-a1. SGT Pz-s q la-s ristc-t 7sEt-z -
Prios- 9 So zz15s Sc 1aty Nfrs5zf Etsss-- /.
4 1-g TINS ~ rlAl. c. Es-tisz1- Il f5ZsEs-
T--r= S1irEs sz--lz-1- ezz.ot - L Hezz-ot
q -A-O1zs IL Aozzs Al sast tke sro-s AFR Lfz-
= Re 11z1st EaEE szirt zzEs 70 Ait Efz- 4 De
CA n~EE - satLs9s1 VA ss= Ea.zes' a1sLszA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

A Romantic History.

IL tie death q NJ JOIN P Dc WHIT. 40 5iat
recently al Fls1kiiI - 81 advanced ze tie s-zl.h
s1z-e-1l5er q H. Tozt51g Fl-d Las passed zvay.
Iu TIE Tlasg Ct April 81. an scc1alt q the form
ti1u Cd this As<Cc5atiC- vas Published ard the fol
loving 3 t-icf r,czpi.-zticu Of the fcts therein
o0-.zi-l5- Tie Associates Vas formed En- -790 -ud
-cur-z-e5 iu M he C-i-ira- uuuoer Ct Shares
s1s SIS zut u1-1 the F-ysEg1t % S2o1 TIE person
So sc--rcE-i- tbs sun Els entitled 10 tie r-5y.-
il-l q ul=iz1-z -slzrll1It1r. . DO tlerezF11 ts-
cans Vl--y To- Interest % -z i1-5 Tts lPgouices
sl-e al c1El5--u. ard the r1-e ard sex ug-e -iTll
a, the tins Ot T--c11si-s TIE s-zrc- b the tens
---r --rcs5 -gc- z-cr- the e5u-ritu-l-s i vzs de-
t-ri--1 ---t cash Shareholders 50 r1I-sG sEC-1 PCS
sss life interest ouy &c the rents Issues and profits
CT the fu1i- vt5cl v-s invested ard rlzcs5 IL tie
L---s CfE t1l-c q trustees tuy s-ectlt. E-o scre
l--cEsCc1 % L1-t ti--z i- Zee simple 10 tie prep
er-y q The Assc-atio-- Il zas further srued tlzi
a--- the --11sr q s-z--ll-5zEs s1Cl,t = rrduc-t
D. t--1 70 sevsu tLeu the property o. lie E-eecds
-lsre-- sh1-t b divided into seven equal parts. and
sz-1 rlr- sL,--5 1lc1zs tx 2tsOiEte properly C
c-- CT rE- seven survivors W.l the tcr5 Cr-i1zIly
cg1tirl-ss- Tie Tl1silG C-=e--hc-ss On TIE corrrr
G. Van and W1ie- streets vas erected, uEica for
any yslrs uzs sl-srt-L IS az Old IsnLzlEz- us
t-iEi-g zlz t-rl z-zz B. $3.50 and rsF-.c5t lv
tie press; Structure Cul- 10 tie -ise q nal e.
tate O. this C-s- t-s property Is uCE vsEg v1luz5l,
lz-=- TC--a several l-u5r-- -l1-s1-t dollars \
al ard c--E---s rlec-5 q al Tie s-ar-l--tsrs q
t--s t--- LIS -1sr kzE, fru ylar 10 ysar, a-z tie
t-z-t u -a-h- as 10 1c--r-lt noted Al tie be-i--
-- Ct tbs present yssr -s- survived. T-s lazrL q
E--zr c. YsrE-z-ck lul Glc--s P.ItCz R1Er-s
q tbs Clir, Ess Szd1E. re1uoet tbs uzz1-r 20
15-1-. ard b. itl szcease q NJ DE- WIS.,. The lls:
I-E n IL el-i- 1 trC-z -h Trlrszie5 tae prop
e-ty fru p-ssi-E into lie p-ssesssgu Ct tl1se n
ul-z Il Ezs 0-isu.i-iy Inferred Els Hrs cfile
sevs1 szrTiE1rs 81 rrr11lz. az5 zk1 I'll rcc--Tc
tlz ee-esi q ;1s fsoss fad 50 s-rzlsely coEesl5
a-e as fo-l5Ex- GozveEEszr Es1t,c, E1rztio Gates
s-zvl-s Robert Bcazo1. Dzufsl u HoEuzn- W.
Ian Blylrs, Na-a Bay--5 a=5 May BAY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22
y ~ EEH ca
--,r.-

rzz tlrruz--,s sozt-z -zlt-sl1s- & = zsst coz
f--11= 81 iz- 3 -zlz-zs tSe r1-E1z zzzE 70 gaz
= b 1t-ss. = - Fcstars 81 zs5. sszszl - AZ
-1-t1-,1r- a-z c.ez.r-r - e-zEt-c. ~ t1zf yc1
l.-. nsutlrs So - r-t = Ears1s y 6srzse
z1s-s- VS.. rree iz,-lr 70 - s--rlgs-z ar-as-E
ID. IS r-fr-- q ~ oz-sE -isslz-s.t Eszf ny
aa-n 49, 1lslr g. i-sz-r - tizzssslL Narz e.
-z-ag Hcziz - rc1zzer1 IN re-se si11,s
~ a----u &C. s-cr fazt t1 tss IA ri =-Esrsz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

IEE HIsEEsE FL15Er E1EE lrLuE IT NIX
ne z-ss -lElrs1zzs t1E1sz azsl-sl-- q -lco-5
u1s u-ss II ISlz q B-5i lzz Glg-L1sslc- lz Paris
p ths cltsrTrisz hey e-5-E.t s-i=--= Ei,E . -
ms ofr=E ard izr1--1-t h--s, s1ss-ioual-s h
f-r- tlzt the Is slsy ll--lzz sii- -azz cop-e..
50 e s-l--l-z -EFl-u-zz l-1 z-s-g7--, A zz=zs-
Elsssd ka1Hle5-e C o5se-sz-I5u AID sIpsrize1f.
hey @srszsed 70 ! 1sz-at & Is 90 hef. ara o.
s--Tes tl1f 500 g a1l1 ~ ths z-zuaz ny Lad
t1zzz Ei-E tzsE 10 C-tcr 20 c1s-rrs tie ez-1- q
-1s rz-i5l5 II azs esd uPo- tsez tIs uss apgxzr
90 So ar faso-ve--z-cs- i tie -.1uii-e lie
F-lsss q TIE 10 zErer5-z1te-s Ee-e r-cE scesls-
-ltz1, tlls 1f Gar Lzzs.-- o.1srElse lIzzys sI5E,
zErytEo hsztz Pr Ezrzis. Eas eEzaty- za5 th1t q
E--s. -I-E--lE rLz1- secretly --z-z hats rer--ztz
vas u-s t1-i-ls ard eis7sr- Ata beE-t- Il II zoo
is-t. F5z-1u zus E5erI-et. 4 troPpeE tgEu.
z1ri-E raru--- --s ar IS Z 8. Lad leez s.o-z
ne az As too sl1a, too 1-e -arie-d, 10 euzbIs 8.
t5sE
T--sc SEEKS iEtsr- eiy-lzzzae E-uf up aIs-e- l-I
i--tzzls 9 h-zz. & = 1C fer, f5-r ard o-esfrrs
ia u- 5llQ - li--E -ll7 ~ Top q Czizlrzz1
z-z--Ez-- T1z e1r1Eztzr Ezz --ly - f-c.ss -
ts= tbsrz1zzt-- = ts-rses Fl.rsuz-lt telss tie
frsszg Psat, vhzz 4 he zz-fl-e q tLs Er51us /
Fis 6 3--rsss- Re In Ire rs--syzrt q TIE Cea-
is-rz.li-E ~ 4rrF r Ks-rI ia Pa-is a-1 sser a
E--l- EgysSz G AZ a01rs, t-sacut-d l=ar Rszlu.
10 MS slssI-t IL rzs-- = tl-s 1sceus51- q
siE-L1ssses h-al-A EHs Errg 1i-rio-s partially u
r1- Ea-- g ar r. 7z-sal-z-i-- c1z5zs1 M. SD
ceu -ri-- -rrll-zF = IL aas=zee q Tie z-czs-
ss-us- Frsss-rz- A. tL= =Efrszs s-ztt g 2 go
fssr- Is fa-s ~ Xxx Vsls sEolie1 sue-z1szsly.
- sEss rr1-r-,e. fr1 - ksas No. ran fr1- "a
sgl.s. -1se l11 ezrss AZ E-so c1zs fuz lis Isszs
= V111-izE- n se1rt, rs Egsssz received ssocs
f-Sz Vs-a Il r-Vsr f-ly rs-oT-rs1 szrsag he rs;
crlzs e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

-l1 ----l -7--e5- GO ----ss, SD - d car
Es Et E1= h-i-. 81 c---ss z g.
za--l 81 t. ut-=Elz C. ras-1--E- CT 5e---s
e zl11-1- e l-ss = s--t q
as 1z- 90 1---- --r r-y- lza7z-- tzs
-us-z-- E-ur-----z- s-1 --1 s----z-. q yszr t.
ta 49, = ---.1s-z1-T z--- c---s-sta-s
tE &C. 49, G -ze-l-L Eeep lt a. a
$3.50 49, rr-k s-z--- z-zzz a. llzz. IL
11z % r-a ut-zEz-s. Az -l--1zs = ta1sc &C.
uz ler 49, q eaz-zz 20 are rs- 1u--e
- ---r a-TL- spa u11 -Ls EzE 81
raEr 1erl-- = = -lc- --- szz lf ter ez-u.-
81 ga re -zCz-z 8 = -l. zzr- ard -zs q -
rsEzz : - z7-s --sr-G-s < 7o--z-sa
---1-- ----- ata AZ z----e Etec tL-E- Il
r-r--l-- z--7cr-z1-s 81 1a-ze tszz % ea-ce Il
-r-s-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

So ~ Ez-zz- e Ezsgzs rcl ss nav. ~
- r--ea-,g E-Z :, uzzess--gis l.ls F1sr z-s-el1
1-E- s-1z- & ~ Z tla $50 Z i esF-lz--y
m -1szf = szs s-EE- G. T. al z P-.r-
e---z - E---c-f AZ ~ r--ss--s - ! s-Ets {.
to scr r----s 81 - t---- tcey e q -s-ss
z szE=z- g - z-z-zss--- 49, ca So l-i7
-z--s 80 sl-s-E IA = 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-22

DzEss Ehs Ezss vz-a wa. re M se-t to
zrore-ss szcV, ri fo1a1 sks Nd h-sn payisz
<s.si< 81 szzzs-z- - sAE 1sEes ts< rrzss. w
-z.1zs sex - Ee1z Ii zr1eer r-Izlezs
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-11
TIE ENAuauRArIoN.

We publish In full the proceedings at the
inaugural ceremonies yesterday. Sotwith-
standing the inclement weather there was
very large attendance Of ladies and gentle
men Of the city and from ad-
Joining and distant countie. OF
the State. The addresses of the
retiring and incoming Governors we're adj
mirably conceived and most happily deliy-
cred. e4tA sA
Gov.Senter evidently spoke fronlthe heart.
His literal sentiments were frequently and
warmly cheered. Never more highly than
yesterday did he stand in the estimation Of
our people. He has bid us goodbye and re-
tired to the privacy Of his East Tennessee
home, where, notwithstanding the differ
ence in political sentiment between him
and the majority OF the people of Middle
Tennessee, notwithstanding the lack Of
accord which may have existed between
him and them on some of the measures Of
his administration, lac carries with him
their sincereSt wishes for his future welfare.
on our new Governor, 1t is unnecessary
for rs to speak. The large majority which
b. received showed the favoritism OF the
people of Tennessee for him. he has done
nothing since bis election 10 forfeit the con-
fdence which they then manifested. They
feel DO fears that he will in the future
do anything to forfeit thai conf
aence. 10 him they feel the greatest
pride, and look forward to his future
With satisfaction. that it will he in
be highest degree worthy Of the proud
eId Commonwealth whose Chief Executive
be has become. His brief but cOmprehen-
size inaugural shows that be appreciates the
difficulties which surround the State and
al The same time his determination to re-
Hege her from those difficulties in manner
alike honorable to Tennessee and to him
self BE comes in with the applause
Of a whole people, and with the belief ant
hope that his administration wiD be mos
emincntly advantageous to the State and
honorable TO him. .-|...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-11
GREAT Land SALE'I
FARMS AND TOWN LOTS!
900 ACRES!
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, THE
18th and esth Days Of October. Is7I.

l will attend ON the premises and Offsr at public
sale TO the highest bidder about 900 acres of the
finest land in Lincoln county, large portion of
il, perhaps, not surpassed in the State.
/ viii first offer for sale the tract on which the
late James Bright, Sr., resided during his life
time containing about 400 acresl ,ying adjacent 10
the town Of Fayetteville, and portion within the
corporation OF said town. Said tract is intersect-
ed by the Fayetteville and TGllahoma and Fay-
ette vile and Shelbyville Turnpiles is well sup
Piled with excellent drinking and stock water,
and ON it is situated good dwelling house, the
residence of the late james Bright, ST., with sta
bles, barn, orchard, Out-hOnses, and other i'm
prOvements of q good stock ard grain farm. A
large portion of said tract is well set in blue grass
is well timbered and well watered. THESE adj
vantages in connection with the fact Of their
close proximity to the town of Fayetteville, ono
part OF said lands being more than two miles
from the Courthouse, y make them the most de-
sirahle that can he offered in this county.
The portion of said tract lying within and adj
jacent to the town of Fayetteville will be divided
into lots suitable for building purposes, and the
remainder of said tract into two lots.
will next offer for sale the Tract OF Land sit
uated in the bend of Elk river, about six miles
from the town of Fayetteville, containing about
$50 acres. Said tract is intersected by the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, and viii de di-
vided into two or more lots, as may be thought
most advisable.
1t lies well for cultivation, and Is unsurpassed
in point Of fertillty-is adapted to the growth of
cotton corn, rye and other cereals, and portions
of it fine for permanent meadows and blue grass.
1t is well supplied with an abundance OF the
finest timber, embracing poplar, oak, walnut,
etc. II has on IL comfortable houses, good barn,
cribs and stables, and is in the vicinity of a good
and grist mill, separated from them only by
the river.
TERMS-Said lands will be sold on credit OF
one, two and three years, without interest and
without cash. Notes with good and satisfactory
security viii be required Of the purchaser, and
lien retained on said land for the payment OF the
purchase money. LUCIUS p. BRIGHT,
Sept p, 1871. Administrator, etc.
N.B.-Plats of said land can be seen and all
information desired can be obtained at the Office
of Bright & Sons, Fayetteville, Tenn.
sepH eodtd /. P. b. Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-11
THE Secretary of War, in his last annual

THE Secretary Of War, in his last annual
report, page 81 says:
"Since the commencement of the present
fiscal year there has been realized from sales
Of surplus arms and ordnance to citizens of
the United States the sum of s. 100000
We suppose these are the arms that v ent
into the hands of the French TO shoot Ger
mans. The Washington Patriot asks {:
.iWiTl our German Republicans please make
a note of it? There are two questions re
lsting to this transaction which the country
would like to have answered: First, how
much the French Government paid for
these arms more than We received? and
second. what has become Of the $500
OO0Y"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-11
A DIsTUEBINa ELEMENF.

Collector Murphy, of New York, is dis
turbing element In the Radical party, and
has been since the New York Tribune
charged and proved that he had defrauded
the government by supplying the poor sol
diers in the field with worthless shoddy
blankets, hats and clothing. The Wash
ingtOn correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer writes under date Of OFT. s as
follows:
"It is intimated that a dead set will be
made upon the President TO have Collector
Murphy removed from the New York Gus
tombouse. Leading Radical members Of
the Government are In favor Of this move
ment, and insist that since the Greeley fac
ton Of the Republican party has given up
its disorganizing policy and agreed 10 close
up so as 10 confront the purified Democracy
Of New York with solid front, something
is due them, and their claims should not be
looked upon With disfsvor. The matter
viii be promptly brought 10 the attention
of the President, and, not imprObably, dis
cusSed in the Cabinet session of Tuesday
There seems to be very little reason To
suppose that Grant VIII remove Murphy.
There are relations Of peculiarly friendly
and fond character existing between them,
which forbid the idea that Grant will do
any such thing, the nature Of which Is thus
limited at by the Cincinnati Commercial.
by raising $4,000 TO secure the election
of Grant, and by presenting that gentleman
$4,000 cottage at Long Branch, he Sc
IL, so Ia
of New York. the best Office in the gift OF
the President, and by keeping the White
House and the Long Branch cottage sbund-
antly supplied with wines. liquors and
cigars, he has kept the appointment"
While in Chicago few days ago Grant
stated emphAtically that he would not re-
move Murphy. The Chicago .To,gaut
(Radical) says:
..PresidelR Grant. in Conversation with
friends here yesterday, stated, very emphat-
ically, that TO his positive knowledge, the
charges IN the New York Tribune against
Murphy are without foundation in fact. and
that he sees no reason For removing him
from the office Of collector. The ciamOr OF
Messrs. Greeley and Fcnton and their
friends will therefore, PROVE unavailing
The President has. apparently, put his fool
down He says be appointed Murphy, mo-
because Murphy asked tor the
position, nor because OF any pres
sure for his appointment, but be
cause be (the Presidency knew him per
sonaIly, and believed him good man fol
the place. He sees no good reason fo
changing his opinion OF him or his fitness
for the place and, this being so, he will moi
remove him to crafty the elsmor OF thos'
who have merely personal or fictitious OBJ
iect in view.
This looks as il Grant had determined &
petain Murphy in his fat Office, though thu
whole Radical party bowl toF his remofs
,ntT ther splff their throata.