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Proposals for Supplies.
DEPARTMENT or rAKoTA, ]

OST7cE Cn1Er QCARTEIxAsrrR, :
st. Psui MINI, Feb. g, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS. duly endorsed ~ such. in
y the usual form. subject the usual conditions In
duplicate, are invited 70 supply 'he several Post: :!
!hia Department. Tita the regular Military snpp,saA
for one year from Juue 81. 1871. rs follows:
Fort Smelling. Ninu., SEQ cords Of oak Wood, 90 tons
Of Hay, rs tons Of straw. Fort Ripley, MIMI, dO
cords Of oak Wood, 1876 tons Of Hay Fort Absrcrvn.
tie. o. T.. 1913 tons Of Hay. Fort Wadsw0rth, D. r.,
$50 cords Of oak Wood, ss tons OF Hay Fort ansom.
D. t. % tons of Hay. Fort Pen,bna, D. r., $50 cords
Of oak Wood. 3sl tons Of Hay. Font Totten, D. T..
go cords Of oak Wood 800 tons OF LAY. Fort stew.
enS0n. d. T., 6O cords Of Wood $50 tons Of Coal, %
tons Of Hay Fort Buford. D. r., GU5 cords Of WOOD
loo ion, Of Coal. 81 tons u Lay; For. Rice D.
r.. 1906 cords Of Wood, 400 tons Ut Hay. Fort Ran.
dali, d. T.. 1885 cords Of Wood, ~ tons Of Hay.
Sioux City. Iowa, 23t cords OF oak Wood, 81 tons "
Hay. Fort Benton, NJ +. $40 cords Of Wood IFS tens
OF Hay. Camp Baker. NJ 7. 1855 cords Uf Wood. "a
tone Of Hay. Fort shaw, NJ 7, 1902 cord: Of Wood
SSS tons of Hay Fort Ellis, r. sSSG cords Of Wo9d
Or 1900 tons Of Coal. 1862 tons Ct Hay. - a.,
Tue several quantities herein mentioned nay be w.
creased diminished may he required to meet the
legal necessities for the period specified. These pro-
pOsas will be received at this Office up to u o'clock
n. the 18th dy Of April lS7l Also at the office Of
Post Quat,rmsser Of each Post to be supplied up ~
the same hour.
By command of Major General Hancock.
=. & uOLABlRD.
SOFT CHIEF QuuytcrnaSteS.
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Proposals for Supplies.

OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMASTER
ST. PAUL, MINI. Fee. 8, 1871:
GEALED PROPOSALS., duly endorsed as such, IN
= the usual tom eutec. TO the usual conditions, In
duplicate, are invited 70 sup?L tie seyera! Posts In
this Department with the regular Miltary Supplies.
for one year from June 81, 1871. rs fuCwe:.
FORT BENTON. n. T.. go cords Of Wood, III
tons Of Hay. r.. IL
FUKT sXAw, NJ. T.. lasa cords Of Wood, SIS toss
Of Hay. T., =.
FORT ELLIS, N. r., 1896 cords OF Wood, $500 tons
Of Coal, 1862 tons Of Hay.
The several quantities herein mentioned may be In.
creased diminished may be required 10 meet the
legal necessities for the period specified. These
proposals. will he received At this Office up ~ o'clock
NJ on the 18th day ct April 1871; also. vt the ONCE Of
the Post Quartermaste! OF each post to 6e supplied.
81 NOLABlRD.
e0A Chief Quayternaster.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Helena, NJ. T., March 18th, 1871.
NOTICES hereby given that Robert y. Kelley and
~ John s. Pcmberton have this day mndc spplica.
JSs @ ,se W 's, Of tho
of the N w A-and the S W 4 Of the N w \ VI the
NV Nj section No. g: and the ) Z 4 Of ths n 3
u, and the y u Of the ) Il 4 OF the N W A-and the
Ne OF the $ W i Of the N W A-of raid section
No. T. IN township No. s. north Of range No. ~ west
Deer Lodge County. Montana Territory. containing
OF $50 5-l0Ohs acres. The adjoining claimants
Sylvester Johnson s. Lindsey, j. II, Crow, ]. NSl.
son. H. j. Newell and W. j. Elliott. ..
This tract ~ fully described In the nCtlcc and
diagram filed In this office copies 0f which aye posted
upon the premises claimed. All persons claiming i'd.
versely to this application notified TO appear and
ne their protest On Orbeore the expira,cy Ut ninety
days Fl ON the date hereof.
ADD. II. SANDERS,
80 u,nr17 God kegistss.
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WILLIAM WILSON.

Illicit Whisky iradIls.-flugh O'Neil,
Dept U s. Marshal, u few days since or.
rested in Missoula John Farrcsr. charged
with selling whisky to Indians at Flathead
Lake and other places. He was brought
,eforc Judge Pomcroy at Missoula. on two
indictments, and held in $1,000 bond in
each to appear at the May term of U. 8.
Court in Deer Lodge.
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Proposals for Grain.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA
OEJics GRIEF QrAnrsRnAsf4h
Saiut Paul. Mimi. March %. 1911
C6AIED PROPOSALS, duly endorsed a. such, n
the usual form. subject to the usual conditions 10
duplicate are Invited t. supply the following posts u
thie Department With grain for one yosr tror, Juas
20 1871. 40 follows:
Corn and Si'.l6S pounds OF Barley. Fort Ellis {.
16S7e 4S pounds Of Oats or Barley. Fort Benton, u
q. l40l60 pounds of Oats or Barley, Camp Baker, Y
T. 2S6,4l6 pounds OF Oats or Barley.
The above mentioned grain to 10 delivered at the
respective pcsts, sacked In good new burlsp sacks.
The several quantities herein mentioned, may b
increased or diminished A. shall be required to inset
the legal necessities Of the service for the period sps
lied. These proposals. will be received At this Once
and At the Quartermaatsrs Office OF each military post
to be supplied up to II oclock on the *2d day pt
By command Of Major General Hancock,
s. B. uOLABlRD
e9N Chief OnNrecf1oaSloS.
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MAI. .JNO. KINGSLEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOOD STREET, HELENA.
make speciality Of Fine Goods and perfect 6ts,
guaranteeing satisfaction In MI casea "
VIM Wieweil, lin rear Of KLsuschmid&s storeJ Deer
Lodge. 10 kept constantly supplied With samples Of
oil my goods. SO
Measures and Orders
Taken BY him. will he aied BY me- and the came guar
entee given ~ In my own announcement.
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Perssnal.-Mr. Sam d. Johns, whilom
of Deer Lodge, passed away from Montana
to CeF!ane this week. SAM packs around
more veil disciplined brains than almost
anybody we know of leaving Montana, and
be is just as liable to crop out rich on Utah
ores one of these days as anybody.
Mr.. Ben. r. Dittes has returned to Cedar
Creek. Under the skillfql treatment of Dr..
Billiard. of Helena, his eyes are much i'm.
proved, bpt it vii! be some months yet prob:
ably. before they will be completely restored.
Mr. r. G. johnson, on the down trip 10
Cprinpe, was thrown from the coach and
somewhat damaged.
Among our Helena neighbors over this
week are Y. s. MARSHAL Wheeler, Mr.. J.
Sidney Osborn. Of Osborn & Dennee, and
Mr. Chss. II. Lewis.
Mr.. Ed. L. Bonner, of Bonner y Yelch.
il back from Missouls, and reports their
Two stores, both daily" running fairly,
under supervision Of Messrs. Robinson and
Eddy 4 Stone. (This has nothing to do
with the Eddystone light house,.
Mr.. James Stuart returned few days
since from Fort Browning, and viz be At
home fey weeks.
Mr.. and Miss Couldock were playing in
Sioux city this week. They appear at Salt
Lake city May 22d, instead Of 9Th. We
regret THAT they do not anticipate returning
to Montana this season.
Mr.. James Gilehsist 10 oyt again. otter .
quito severe illness.
w. w. johnson, Esq.,, 10 In town.
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Legal Proceedings. Suit was brought
BY the County Commissioners this week
against Con. Kohrs administrator and Don.
nell, Clark q Lsrabis, Bankers. torecover o.
227. amount OF County money on deposit
In the name of II. G. Fredrickson.
Before Probate Judge Newcomer under
town site law, action Of jos. suprsnsnt g
J. N. Steward d 70. 70 procure title to
town lot Decree for plaintiff. No.
In Probate Cont. Ch,a Bowen tried
for assault and battery % complaint Of bic
wife. Plead Guilty. Fined 90 and cost.
(The husband and wife represent Germany
and France and hsd . little Fnnoo.P russisn
uupleasantness Having amicably adjust /.
cd the diinculties while suit va In pro.
grssa the lenisncy of the court was pseieon.
ed BY Nm. B. for her ssyins and couhasiyl
OpouoA .
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Freight Coming. ON April 9th, Sim
G'ins' mule train left Corinne foy Helena
with the following consignments
II VIC IUIIUWIHE CUISIC

J. II. Caldwcll's train brough out the
same day $500 pounds for Virginia, and
two trains brought 4s,oo5 pounds for Hell.
ens.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Bankruptcy Notice.
No. 81.
Supreme Court Of the Territory and Distrc. Of Ma
taDr.
In the matter Of l,v o.xvp,,pmcv
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has b.cn issued by said
~ Court against the estate OF D. II. Cathburt q
Helena, IN the county Of Lewis and Clark aud Terri
tory Of Montana, in said district adjudsed Bank.
rupt The petition Of his creditors. and the payment
Of any debts and the delivery Of any property b.
the transfer Of any property by him forbidden By
law. meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt, u
prove their debts aud to choose Sssignseo
Of his estate will bs held Court OF Bankruptcy -
be holden at the District Court Room In the May0nic
Temple Block Oh Wallsce street, In the city u Viz
ginia County Of Madison and Territory Of Montana,
In said District on the first day Of May A. D. 1871 q
10 O'clock A. NJ before TheO. Mutiy, the Register II
Bankruptcy of raid District.
Virginia, II. r., April II, 1871.
=. WM. F. WHEELER.
saw Marshal. Messenger.
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Purcha:ins Asency.-We call attention
to the card Of Mr.. Isaac D. Huntoou. us
10 well known in Montana, and having been
engaged in Merchandising here understands
the kind Of goods required for the market
Merchants will find it to their interest to
communicate with him.
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Change OF Tine-Xcrchants' une.-The
Merchants Express and Passsatsr Coaches
changed time on Wednesday. They now
leave Deer Lodge = : l. T., arriving in
Helena It 1 70 8 p. u. New coaches viii
e'pus on Ny 4. ssd ? Daily fsss Essiass
IN few days.
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Hydraulic Mintnn.

~ 10000 feet Of Hydraulic Pips Of al
sizes for sale cheer than other hovsc 10 the Terrific.
y. Pcrsons dc-lnng to purchase should address
lul! particulars. price, etc.. will hs furnished.
STRAN0 4 RICHARDSON,
Deer Lodge, March ~, 1871. ssff
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New House.-Mr. l.. Lebcnbaum Of L.
Lebenbaum s. Co. Corinne, arrived yester.
dav and will establish wholesale Tobacco
and Cigar House in Deer Lodge His first
goods left Corinne last Monday. He will
have large stock Of the best goods.
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The National Game.-Ths Montana Base
Ball Club was organized last evening. VIM.
H. Clsgett Prcst D. p. Newcomer Sec. w.
G. Wilcox Treas. The field days are not
yet decided upon.
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Quick Tlne.-Ths Diamond r voe ~
racv for tie drst Fast Freight tsip don O..
duns 10 Helena making TIE tsip + sssss
dav& That TiihA freight team. = !na.
dsrful. The ilnc WI ssad goods thsoagA
under contia6s in Hgbt daya dusisg -
season. Psmbertoa' md Kally ass aes.es
h9e. Tho Diamond B and J. " FL
Compenies having eeaeplidets1, lhq Asye
vnnsrslIo3ed faeilid0 tof 1hlpent. -
1Sschasis VII 1sd 4 = Shslr sdvsaass -
ooo0ult thOD tog yDteo.
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&peeial 9otitf;.

., 49,. legendary:
Meath the shadow Of PowelCs mountain,
WhaGa bssw@ies barred deep Ii sDow;
There gaiIy springs little fountain
Mid ieafy branches that are dropping lov.
Years ago trapper and maiden
Whooe Airy fern Asd brb. os doe r. :.
Entranced the trapper heavy laden,
At her Tiny feet TO fondIy WOO. Z
But this maiden RaJ and frisky,
(SOmehOw they are all tho samel
Smelt. OF thought she did bad whisky,
Whose edor from bis pocket came
Go and leaye me you've been drinkin',.
And fearful ecowi her face Il hid,
"0it! and Ut me no more be thinkin:'"
: He paused = moment-then hs cid.
e.; ::, ;sss S. 81: E,.. ssa
Where thsrsis 10 whisky hnt p'enty q bese %
For weather that 10 warm and lowesy.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,

T>HE copartnsssaip hesctoioee existing Astweea
! Thouat burdea and j. 9. sherman, under ~
nm name of Burden sherman. u this day doo1osS4
b mutual c0ussnt aud the uudepigpsd wtu - q
ssspone!se fos any dshes contracted heroalt8 d 81
Dalne a sid 1S1A
THOMAS BURDEN
ot,v0 Dow. y. r., March -, 1871,
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BORN:
KExx.pr1;Apri! sth; to ths vile o. VIZ. Kennedy,
Missoula, q daughter. 4. =" :
WosDFs-Apri' lith. 10 the wife Of Frank Warden,
Misscula, daughter. . = ..
FoPs- -MaTch a0th, to the wife Of Francis Pope d
:" Helena In Clinton. CansSa, q d6uxktu. :
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FOR RENT.

TIVE OLD AND WELL KNOWN BUSINESS
L House Of Dance i Stuart Size Ut Building 24x
a. Newly lifted up. Apply to
DANCE & STUART.
Also, a comfortable Dwelling Housc. containing
sgson's. Pleasantly located with garden grounds.
Apply to w. Is. DANCE
Deer Lodge, March ssth 1871. slN
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TOi. 'Rnle.

The best business location In Deer Lodge City
known ~ the BANK EXCHANGE SALOON It IL
hnely furnished aud has two Club Rooms attached.
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM WILSON.
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Notice If Reduction Of Fare.
On and after February let in, until farther %.
uce VIZ will cell
Through Tickets
from Helena TO Omaha. .............o( z4Cy
FROM Deer Lodge, iuta Ryan, ~ Omahs $Zz :.
from Virginia 70 Omah1. ............. 1873
The above u the rate Of First Clan paeoACA an4 ,
REDUCTION of Us On The round trjn SsOo SosDes
5stss.
sau 0YLNKR 4 SALIS0UBy.
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For Sale chsap. II, QUO ppuaas Potatoes. Inerlrs OF
CT: MANNING.
eMe Deer Lodge.
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Naib. Nov that nearly every one b
building, tho following table showing TIE
size, length and number to ths popad, Of
the nails ordinarily used, viii b found use.
full: =
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LOCAL NEWS.
o0.3m'

WAHrsD-Decr Lodge County Warrants. vii,
pay the uioxssT prtc..
&c. ROBINSON,
SSSm' Deer LodgO.
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Nrasonlc.-Therew will he special Communi.
cation Of Deer Lodge No. II A. r. 4 A. n. Saturday
ito morrow evening. April ~ sojourning brethren
IRE cordially invited to attend.
Z. s. sTAcxPoII, W. u.
| R.T KENYON S.c'y
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Nising. Nearly ~ tho camps would
have been working vigorously this week,
had not the cold snap checked up water
and suggested tho propriety Of holtl,uH OF
till the sun came OUT Stronger. Elackfs,ot,
Bear, Elk. Henderson. Gold Greek. Pilgrim
Bar, Silver Bow and Butte will he actively
mined next week. if the weather holds fair.
and money will move like Ayers vegetable
carorsers in fortnight There is only one
opinion-that 1871 will be the most pro.
ductive mining season ever seen in Deer
Lodge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
COMMERCIAL
RnNnrrrr yr1rs Isl

RONOLUIr. JULf<, ISL.
The steamship Ajax, with the California mails, pas
seugers aud merchandise arrived yesterday morning,
connecting with the steamship Nebraska for New
Zealand, which sailed last evening. taking the
through passengers and freight from the Ajax. and
quite large freight from this pOrt-chieay sugar.
Our Adviccs from San Francisco are up TO the Esd
ult. The market well supplied with sugars, and
prices less firm The arrivals from May 2Sth to June
l4th were 10 2Os kegs Hawaiian, and Ssf4 packages
Of China. Manila and Peruvian. MOGsses isreported
very dull. Coffee shade hrmer; sales OF Costa
RcA al I5!e.
The Hawaiian bark Queen Emma was TO sail on
the 9Th uli. and will likely bring oar next mail.
The Morning Star is al band. l2e days from Boston.
The Grace Roberts and Jane A. FAlkinburg are
due, the former from Puget Sound. and the lSsier
from Oregon.
The City Of Melbourne sailed on the sOth for sgd
ney. via FIJI taking all the cargo she could possibly
carry,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
PASSENGERS.

F- sAn Francisco per wOass NoaeA June szth-Nr Nor
r n5 HiueA-Nna Pastsr Miss Ida Rasss Mr.
Bisho7.Aad eAId " Vaughan. Mr. weishzAa Miss cAs
Eel Mr. oSssel and s su rOuts fron sydney.
Frvu Sau FrABeso per City q Melbourne June eash-0
Tsubursh John woos Nrs I4IiAus L sslnSu KAidins
ChBsse and IS En- ruuie f1r sydney
For LsrukA and Sydney per City q MeIbO1rne June 81
Michel + ea-ansr CAnPbeIi + y Morrison, & }
ooot HN-ush " Marshall c Ro4aniEht AID 3 r0sts
froU sAa Francisco
PROM WindwArd po-ts ger KilkueA JAY IA Fernandez,
Il Thoupssz. Nh Lsvrsaos " HuaHhrsys and VIE =
KalEkAua AkiuA " BurnhAH- Spanking Bal, and
= GO asek.
Frou Aueklsss and syasey. per NeSrNskH, July l-Mr
BSzuNra Mr. DoaoAas and > f1S san FrAaosoa
mn san FrSasiso Per AJAX July Rev N Stone Rsv
Mr. ssursss vis Mr. and wife Esv Mr. Whit
nsy and vifs Mss BAa-iz Miss AisxNsssr DoAas
Klbi1g NJ ShvAhe DsWof and Is en- ros:s for Auok-
land and sydney.
Far Pai SNasls Pss Rainier, July AIRS Brown and 5
ehnsren
tx WiadvS-d Po-ss, PER KilNDsA JAY S-EH RE "
Husahisou Forhes eAildzsz JoAusoa Miss
c Iohnsoa Bal Ard 6a1ghse-s Master G S1thisz Mr.
Bu-ahAua kipi c 6 HIliAzsaa- AID 3 o. 5Sek.
TrOa sEa Francesca, pr Tosssy JAY s-o@Ps oOlis
Aas vie. Mr. NIus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
Paris after the Caprure-A Scene of
DesOIaIioa.

Co-resp0adsaos q Tia New To-k Tribzns-
PARIS, Nay s6--It would be impossible to de-
scribe as it merits the aspect Of Paris at the present
moment On al sides, there is nothing to be seen
but material and moral ruin II is not only the
burning Of the public edif>es Of which, Only few
days ago, PAs was justly proud that is to be Ia
mented- but the utter destruction Of al confidence
OF al sentiment Of 8 common origin which has
hitherto been remarkable part Of the Partisan Char
scter So far from caring for his neighboT, every
Partisan now looks with suspicion on his dearest
friends, and Is inclined TO keep aloof from those he
loves best Arrests are made in the streets every
hour, and for the most triaing czases- No one is
spAred-iorrigners least Of a-fOr the yersaillisis
among other fOoliSh ideas, have got II into their
heads that foreigners were the chief promoters OF
the Instruction. Two Americans were arrested last
night, and Mr. YAShh1rne had to besfir himself in
order 70 have then sef al liberty Two officers Of
the English army were arrested on "Wednesday, be-
cause they had been seen near bzrTiczde and were
only released By the inereessions Of An EriAehe Of
the British Embassy. In fact; everybody Is arrested
without much respect Of either persons or nation
sltieS Mr.. Kashburne has been very badly received
BY Marshal NseNshou's stzf, because be did his
duty and remained in Paris to protect the very large
amount Of property belonging 70 American citizens,
which remained in the city Besides, the American
Minister had 70 look af1sr the AlszfiAns and Lor-
r<iners, AID 10 protect then from the Commune
Heinforned me- yesterday, that be had signed nearly
600 passes for inhabitants Of Alsace and Lorraine
Who were anxious 70 claim the protection Of their
new nationality. ARs- al the Prosesta1ions Of AZ
tzchRe1f 70 France TO which we have been treated
lately, It does seen little strange thal the AlsEtilns
should be II s1eh hurry 70 swear allegiance 70
their enemies
In the streets Al Is destruction. rzFHge and dsso
l1tion- lamps, and fountains, and sia.ues, have
been smashed 70 atoms, and hozses have been 50
damaged By shells that the frst gale Of wind viz
bring them CrAEhing TO the ground Al the palaces
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
SHIPPING NEWS.

Coz TkIF.-Ths EoheoDs- Jenny. her lAss t-F 70
KNuAL ls HooSzlu On the evening Il the Glss with fE
f- KoloA and oth- Toss Arrived f5luvinE sEsz-
ms ana dsehHsea freight fr Kolo~ PEatNsioa i1clueg
Soao b-k, AID sss; fo thsoos rzooes5s6 WGsS AID
ssre-4l cher pa.os aud lzadea f-rrAt Teok AfzI
oa-Eo a. EAoA Ead sailed The ssszias e ne ah
rived here ners Gay CAPS IAzhe- rets thE lN-Es
e. pNsel ENneA ksepas vel insbos Eaa stse-ng = the
eastward The uas ssas Sass f-oa Der Assas All
sAo~iag Numbered lshsz sAs Supposed
Tas sehoossr ksss Lee s--ires yesss-Sy nsuiar f-sa
Hna shs rrerss shiis sessa underway Al aOasA q The
evening < The "a. toe-e bss bsE Evel q AZ se sa
TIE vn3 se5 away E1d5sHy and compelled % d-vp
en-h IN st-zchseaiag sr chan shs toarAe he rssE
znshV7s6 hsr -u58s she hkaled aE vltuuf -vosir
ing su1As- sSasgs AID sss bay shs-s ss re-
NAMED zatl nooa nsxt dEy he kiE1sA passing hoazs
ma t0Sra hsr sc EAies bs- r0sss- 4ss lss sAH
Pors s-ssrsAE ersz.ls
Ne NsFs1ns aaeso-s5 OUTSIDE co the n1nirr q n. 81
MI saAs suaa . Baker I.lHaa . ls@s tx z-1ys SIC
eAE-tsrse N Lve-PoS E5s s4l-a FsA esA: rs7ors
Yisassss Ecaths- = ne A-e aas-.-s IN % re
Csue phers she me- with dsssu11 ssrs.l cars o. n-rau
uus.v1-abls isas and vsAsb- H.k no6s-.ae Z ss,ss
IL tAs R-ss ssd leAs t=-sss vessels q shs
p1zs.zs Eas izeissaf hAs E-ss 4 -susz IN.
Nepssns shs ssss vssss ~Aiz has zrsa As-siz BALLAST
viAia. e. asssAs fs Ru-0qsSz zss ez-ecs -s1s s
tts Guaas IslAaas bSeA German sh7- IA-Ee suzs4vs
EsCy = MsIbozras N TIA 74zsas = sAa F-4assss Aas
Ens ve1hsr The sliirs 1 and H-ires Jane III 1,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
June sS-Schr MAnuoeAuAi frun Mani
By G ship Neptune, naulsen- Isl DAYS from Liver
psol, Br steamer CITY q Nelhcurne, Grainger 3
DAYS from San hkncisoo aid schr Annie fr0ll
Hawai-
S9-Schr Parry Queer, frun Kauai
suly lam Nebraska Harding. % DAYS fro- Sydney
va Auckland isas days st1ar kilanes fruu " ind
ward p1rts, and slhrs Active from hawai- Neite
Merrill frum Maui and Isabella fron kAuAi.
s-Schrs RsuAhi, Hosueie and WsTpiok from MdsokAi.
and kArnai and kinAu from Mani
SAN AjAx Bennett 81 DAYS fran San Frnncis-
O., An ere Morning Sss-. Mathews LIZ DAYS
fronl Bostou. and sclrs Mary and Hattie foT Kan
A. and Prince from Hawaii
S-Sehrs Bob Roy frum koolza and Kate Lee and hrig
KKmehAmehs froa, Hawaii and brig L P F0s-
ter, Mills IL DAYS from San FrAlosso-
SAILED.
June 2S-Schrs NNnuokEus fr Maui and LukA f1r Hawai-
2a-Sohr JENNY, ~ Kauai
So-Br CIV q Melb1urne GrNinssr, for Sydeuy
via Lcvpks Fpi
JAY l-SoAr Nay Kllea. f1r Mani
S-Am NebrzskA- Harding. fsV Auckland. stnr
kisSues IT WiudvS-l pagts and schrs Active fJE
Man. and pAuShi flr NolokAi
Am b Rather Hall. for ROrs Gamble. and schr
kADni for Mani
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-05

Der Deutsehe Reiehstag hat in seiner heutgen
Strung einstimmig die nachstehende Resolution
Angenommen
der erste De1tsehe Reichstag erfallt cine
patriotsebe PLIGHT, indem er nit warmer An
erkennung und Freude der wohlthuenden Sym
pathien, der thatkraeftigen UnterstuetIung und
der hebevollen opferWilligen Hdlfe gedenkt,
Eelche die Deutsehen StsmmesgenOssen in den
benachbarten Staten, vie in den fernsten
Laendern ihrem schwerbedrohtsn ind nun vie
dererstandenen gemeinsamen Vaterlande be-
Wiesen haben.
elm Namen des yum Reiche verenigten
DeGtsehen Volkes, sprieht er SEMEN warmer
Dank allen fernen Stammesgenossen aus, deren
patriotische, of unter Gefahren und Unbill
bethaetigte Theinahme die rationale Erhebung
staerkte, den Schritt der siegreiehen Here
behuegelte, die gebraehten 0pfer milderte und
EUR HeilEng der gesehlAgenen Wundsu bel
trug."
Berlin, den S April. 1871.
Der President des Deutschen Reiehstagss.
% Dr.. SIMs0N.