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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE,
The LEASE AND IMPROVEMENTS
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GLOBE HOTEL King st

TIVE H0UsE Il ~ SPLENDID ORDER FOR
i carrying 50 4 srst-ei1ss baziasss II eautaiss IL
rsumz J iet1easd eottaEz ra0as bathroom. stable,
enseh hose he1hsuss. Srst-elazs kitc5su. With
oven, hrzt-eIass English Range and American Stove
The seding. fsrnirHrs aEd mating and table service
are Al new Fsrer i ard % IN IL Different Places
IN tia PREMISES Immsi4fs posssssisu eaa be gwen
APPly Mr. c Z Williams, FzFziraEs ware
house. 70 the proprietor O. the FrsaIssz- FERNS
HEeraL q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

LAST evening, between eight and uiHe O'Clock.
the roof Of Th0ups0a's ollcksnth shop was discov-
cred On Ere, caused most likely by spark from the
forge having lodged there during the tay. few
6geksts OF water soou sItuguish~ il and prevented
that locality from becoming the sse1e OF another
serious c5ursg-sriou
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To Let or Lease.

-. Those very Desirable Premises
fnIlT on the Pains. known ULULANI. At pres
~ eut occupied by NJ. ;. B. Dole. The DEsll-
- ing House consists Of a large Parlor. Dining
Room three Bed ROums, and Pantry, two large
Store Rooms basement; there Is also the land
a Cottage e1utainng two rooms. detached Kitchen,
Servants House. Stables, 4e., he. With a we'll Of
god Eatsr. Also a Cottage 10 NuuAna Valley. If
applied for Immediately. P0r further particulars ap
nv o. 1851 J.. : LEMON.
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Assessors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ who are liable % taxation in the DISTRICT
o. HlLO. Island Of Hawaii. or having property in
that District subject to taxation. 10 make full
and of such property 10 the uudersigned
at his Office in the Of Ho. before the 18th
day Of august next.
LYMAN, assessor.
25-lm Hilo. Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

SCPhElrE CoUzr. JULT TERN Is7I-Chief Justice
AIIeu presiding The following i the Calendar and
disposition Of cazes for the July term Of the So
prsme Court, adjourned 90 Saturday last:
King " Al4ls-LArceny. Appeal from Police
Court. HouDIaIa- Vol Pros
KLg - Nakilei and kahekekoIo = Malicious
Burning Vol FrUa-
King vs. Eaalaau = Larceny Verdict guilty /;
sentence, three months and costs
kfug W EaI1ao-L4reeuy. Case dismissed
SlbinaI and Kapo V Lal-Ejectmeut- Nousuiti
/ exceptions taken and argued, aad overruled-
" L Moeaouua - Elpea and KIaiua-Actiou
/ for possession
Abela ct Ais. y. Laika st 4lz--Vertict iar
Plaintiff, motion for rev trial
keEiliki es Ais Is 2 J. B5ckert0a-AppeaI from
District Judge Appeal dismissed
Joan 7 Young q 3 Montgomery TrssPazs-
appeal frua District Justice Wailea- appeal dis
missed
Boyd and strshz V Owen J HoIt-Assaupzif
JasiEueut b seflulr-
Thomas Clark v Beuianiaa-TresPass- Trans
6-rred 10 Jury, - aimea
Eaaleaa PIauraiiou =. EsIfiIke ct AL-APpeaI
f-un District Justice Appeal dismissed
Acho rs AE0-AssauPsit- Verdict for plaintiff
West Mani SGEzr Plantation y. CImPbeU &
Tartau-Trezpass- Motion TO dismiss fled
Wong Ling Akaua " CHING Ho0z-AszGzzPsik
Verdict for plaintiff
Eiugvz A C Bgdan-EzcsPtf0us from last term
Exceptions sgerrul=d- md the ja1gmenr Of the
Court below, which imposed 6as Of $50, ecu
hrued-
King - EIIA EEuakzua-EIssFfinus from the
CIrrzit Court, HiIa-
n n Eaar7sr4-,-.4 E--r-
APrl term- Argument 70 Be heard Aug Izrh-
AhUa V. DoFuthea II Aeh1-D5T0Frs- Coztia-
aef 70 next Term
Charles KanalHa y. Thomas Long ieefmsut
Jary waived; to be Argued On TharzcaE, a7th list
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

TEE OLEsTFTC CLEz.-This Institution which VS.
est11iishei IN l>G. has been closed, and the built
iur with everything belonging to i. MAZE over
to the Stockholders BY unanimous vote Of the
members Who were Present ar special meeting
held iast Monday evening Thiz action Of the mem
bers may seem premature, considering the benefits
which have been derived from the formation OF this
Institution Fer several moaths past the attend
a1ce has been 20 small that Il seemed Ike 4 useless
waste CT money to attempt t1-k keep the gymnasium
IA fun working order, especially AZ Al average *
Penss Ct f1rtE-ive dollars 4 uoush- Il the ysunE
men Of this city had c0uHaasd to appreciate the
attractions OF the iustfrgtiou- the members would
10 doubt have willingly c1utiHued their su6scrip-
tons. Sgeh not being the case however, this once
popular Club has passed 0f existence, Ike many
Of il predecessors IN Houoiulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

RELrsIuCs.-Rsv. Dr. Stone Of the First Congrr-
-ztionaI Chzrra Ct San Francisco, having returned
fruua Visit 70 wind ward b the steamer ou SGtzr-
day delivered most eloquent sermon AZ the Bethel
% Sunday morning. and likewise AZ Fort Street.
Church = the evening. bota Ct WHICH PLACES e
worship were irgslE attended he past5r Of the
LATTER church beng teSzzorarilT absent urs undsF
stand Dr. Stone VII 0ficiafs o6 Sunday next Those
Who have had the pleasure CT Hstensag 10 hin 90
former oecasions VII hardly tai 10 hear hirz agaia
and those who have not, Should by al means avail
themselves Of the opportunity as he returns TO san
Francisen by the uex1 steamer
DR- sruSE wiz deliver a lecture at Fort Street
ChHrch next Friday evening under TIE auspices Of
the Tozn. Mems Christian Association Tks sub
jeet, ~Symptouz Of Character IS an inter ezsin-
QUE The lecture VII aflrd an Intellectual treat
not often enjoyed in this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
A. CAMPBELL, TAILOR,
Agent for the American Fashions

Published By GIsneross 4 Co, Ss- York.
TlHEIR Monthly Journal Of Fashion and
Il aHd Half Yearly Report their vslzabIs WORKS
On Cutting their Systss and seales and All kinds
q Tsos Tor Taisrs use. Those Eishisg subscribe
eaa get fan particulars b ealing q the Agent,
Rhs.Eezs B1711frx. Eazhuulzuu St m stairs u In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MIR. WILLIAM MARTENS, of this
VI City. has beSa admitted partner ia
business ED no FSCHLAEGER 4 co.
Hsoarlu. Jaly ed. ISL sSls
nR. J. NJ. WHITNEY would respectfully
IL announce bis frieuds snd the public. tha: his
De tal Rooms viii be eossi frvn July 29th ta Sep
tsmber 18th. 1871. 2S-5s
SITUATIoN REQUIRED BY A
- steady young Map, Of ,terting character, ia
-a,ivc es EH-lau3i a. CLERK in Dry Goods or any
other kiud of store. 0fce or Lumber Yard.
oyerseer Ca Plantation OF Gaaao Islands. Address
q Li.vd." suaipiu TSS-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Probate Notice.

IN THE NATTER OF TUE ESTATE OF ALEN-
l. AMBER WHITE. OF MuloaA. deeeased.-Before
Hon. James W. Smith. Circuit Judge, Fourth Ju-
iicAl Circuit, Island II Kauai Hawaiian Islands.
90 reading and fling the petition Of Wm. o. smith,
Administrator Of said estate praying that day may
Be appointed for the presentation and approval Of the
claims against said estate; II i hereby ordered that
SATURDAY. the 5th day Of August. A. D. 1871 At
o'clock in he afternoon, be and the is hereby
appointed the day and ho1r for hearing petition
before said Circuit Judge in his Chambers in Naw-
will. which time and place all persons interested
may then aud there sppear and show cause against
the allowance Of any claim.
JAMES ". SMITH.
Circuit .Tzslse, Fourth Judieial Circuit
RoI0a, Kauai June ii, ISL sS4l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

BT the City Of Adelaide, Mr. c Derby received,
among other valuable plants and seeds from Dr..
Ferdinand von Mueller. Director Of the Botanical
Gardens, Melbourne. some seeds Of the Peruvian
Bark Tree, CI1et0hs Q55riaalis,} from which Qui-
niue i extracted Tlis tree will With proper care,
no doubt flourish here, ard might become most
valuable production Mr.. Hllsreiu has been sue
essful ia CROWN. this tree Al UupalIkua, where il
i said 70 grow With great iuXurrauce- Mr.. Derby
also received the seeds o. the Queensland Ngt
Tree, HIeiif1Iia Tsr7rifliE,l the nut Of which
Is considered equal 70 the Almond Quite an
exchange Of valuable plants and seeds has
sprung up between here and the various Col
oai-s since the organization Of the steam lines
Mr.. Derby, b. every vessel, forwards to some Que
or more AecIfua-izatiou Society packages Of rare
plants and seeds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Honolulu Fire Department.
NOTTCE.
THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
Notice.
THE PARTNERSHIP of W. Humphrey

THE PARTNERSHIP of W. Humphreys
i and F. BroEn formerly doing business as In
porters and Dealers 10 Wines. Spirits. &c in Mer-
chant Street Honolulu. Is dissolved this day by
tual consent, T. Brown retiring from the business.
W. HUMPHREYS,
z BROWN.
W. HUMPHREYS Till continue the business in
the old stand and receive all debts due to the firm.
since the establishment Of the firm. and pay all LA
bilities # the and hopes bis friends
will still continue their kind and liberal support
they can always obtain the best articles the most
moderate charges
HanoluIu JuIv 8 1871. 96-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

PANFCI Acc1DESr-Ou Sunday last little 500
Of 3. Athsrtou, ESQ, ofJhis city. aged about four
years, While it is Supposed attempting 70 drive
horse from the yard near the residence ofthe family
received violent kick On the head from the animal
which fractured the SKULL slightly. We are happy
20 Be s6le % say thar co very serious consequences
are sPpreheuted TO rssalt IRON the unfortunate
cfssur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Assessors Notice.

IUHE Commanding Officers of the several
L Volunteer Companies, and the different Fire
Companies Of Honolulu. required to make imme-
date Of alphabetical lists Of active members
in good standing Of their Companies as Of July l.
1871. the Assessor at his ONCE in Marine street,
according TO Law. c. H JUDD,
% I'm Assessor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

TIE steamer City OF AdeItite, Can't Frank Moore,
arrived her wharf Fri1ay evening last, prompt
70 time. having made the passage from Sydgey in
twenty days, and from Leyuka 10 twelve DAYS. She
is an iron vessel OF about 600 touz built fn Gis
gov and Is about seven years old Previous to the
alterations which have been lately made her she
was vessel similar in appearance TO the City OF
Melbourne. she has been raised eight feet aHt b8s
received 4 rev upper deck which runs flush fore
ard aft The uIiu saloon, below the upper deck, Is
$50 feet long . feet wide and feet high At the
after end Of the saloon Is a handsomely furnished
drawing room 20 by - feet, which can either be
throEu open or separated from the saloon when
necessary Everything Is arranged with regard 70
comfort the stateruoms q well a. the saloous being
vel ventilated and rendering them perfectly cool
even in warm weather On each side Of the main
saloon are twelve s;aterooms which are elegantly
frred Up, znd forward Of this i the second cabin,
officers rooms, Storage, etc She has also been
furnished with new boilers and surface condenser,
and the power Of the engines have been increased
- that they now work up 20 about COO horsepow-
e. We understand that the other two vessels are
10 be similarly altered and thdtit i probable aHoth
er vessel vii take the piacs 81 the City Of Mel
bourne while she i being reftted- The City 81 4t
eiite took torty passengers FROM sydney and Lew
IA aud large amount OF freight for San Francisco,
including 30 bales Of WOOL which + the drst ship
ueut direct from the colonies 10 that market she
aso took thirty Two passengers and about one hun
dred touz Of freight from this port and sailed on
Saturday afternoon AZ i've O'clock, having been 0uly
TWENTY-FIVE hours in Por, WHICH l. the quickest
despatch mat has been given 70 any the steamers
Fr0m the rate Of speed which she averaged On the
passage to this port, tIoil 10 IL knots an hourl
sue vii doubtless make unusually quick passage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

A VERY successful amateur concert took place To
the Hale Aloha AZ Lahaius, Tuesday last, given
ov the friends and pupils Of Mr., Higgins, ns RI
90 rsspee; and gratitude 10 that gentleman who, Tor
the last three years, bss occupied the position Of
schoaluAstr-. choirnssier anG or-suist 10 tbs Eu-
I>h C8sreh at Lahzius sud during that time BY his
patience aud kintliness Of manner and disposition,
has won the sincere regard OF all With whom be
has associated Tue prOcvv6s, which amOuuted 10
$50 were presented 10 VIZ Higgins in 8 very hand.
some purse, accompanied by ana stdryss expressing
h- rrSryi II h, friends AZ his dcGartare, sud their
earnest hopes for bis future success, Mr. Hj-girs
leaves Lah8na Tor the Colonies oy The next steamer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Notice to Creditors.

IL the Matter Of the Estate Of MICHAEL B. DUNN.
Of Hanalei. Kauai, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all per
~ sous having claims against the sad NJ ehaeI B.
Dunn. deceased % exhibit the same. With the nece>
sary vouchers duly authenticated, whether secured
by mortgage otherwise 10 Mrs. MARY Dunn. Ad-
muistratrx at he- residence Hotel Street. Homo
lula the undersigned at his Office the Court
House. within SIX months from the date of pubiica-
ti7n of this notiee. and If 50 prescribed they Will
be forever barred
LAWRENCE McCULLY.
Attorney for the Administrative.
Honolulu. June 22d. tSTI-aS-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

DANGERors. The cid brick kilu- AZ Kula1kHhua,
which las not been in Use for several years i often
made place Of shelter By persons who are caught
in show yer while travsliu-0u the upper road The
braces AID other supports which formerly held ii,
have beer taks1 away leaving the structure in arg
thing but solid condition. and in wet weather il
Is liable AZ any u0ueHt 10 fall in Should any one
be unfortunate enough 70 take shelter there al such
tine Il Il hardly necessary say what TIE result
might BE- gentleman who has often noticed the
danger 70 which We allude has called our attention
70 the fact in hopes that il may be taken Is timely
warning and prevent serious cou=eg ueucez-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
FOR RENT!

a THE New Two-StOry Residence, a.
III At present occupied by the undersigned. 1i.l
J. r KINNEY,
94-tf l5S Nuuauu st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

Tzz COMET made her Appearance rather uneI-
Pecreciy wednesday last having been reported By
the Queen Emma Is not arrived over when the lat
Ter sailed, Il vas expected thai she would make a
longer Trip than Esual- She made fair passage
down however, and remained In port only three
days she sailed With a fal freight ou saturday,
which Is the quickest dispatch that any q the sail
ing packets have ever bad from this port The
CGGlet discharged fun cargo and took in another
Ia two days and 3 half should she be fortunate
ezsGgh 70 make ls quick passage over as Sue has
s11e On former occasions, she vii Dc bur sao-s
tine behind the Steamer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.


Phases q The Msoz fer tns Msz;a q July, ISL
FazPAEzB 81 car 5ANrEr sNrrz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

TEE LIoCoE Dr>rrLLrNg AT LAHAINA Mr. Z.
Jpay> arrested on Tuesday last, at Libsius, ana
brought befor the Police Magistrate on the charge
OF di>fliiug spiH'uous GQuors. Tue chsr-e being
proved s-siust him, on Wednesday morning be wa>
haed $500 by the Magistrate. An apPesl Nss noted.
but i; Sas afterwards Withdrawn and The tue paid
Il aas shown by the testimony ia the eVamiuation
that there bad been ustr bytbs t>tillery about ore
hUadryd aud tiny gallons az rum, about our huudrvd
Slli31s Of which had probsbN been disposed Of or
secreted. some fity gallons having been seized by
Sheriff TreadWay. Dii-ent search had bevn made
for The still which vas >ecrrted al the time OF the
seizure of the liquors bat up to tbelatest reports
had not been found
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

TIE uou-arrivaI Of the W0rEz WouEa at the time
advertised b the agent here i accounted for BY the
sgpposiri0u that she did not leave San Francisco
sulI the 18Th i1st CS5ar weeks ater the departure
Of the City OF MeIborrue) which Is the dafs formerly
announced fer her 10 leave, but Ehfch vas under
stood TO have been altered the 18th change that
would have beer much appreciated here as it would
make diaereuce u over week between the arri-
va u the steamers q tue two lines A. II Is they
VII arrive about the sane tine Considerable dis
appointment has existed Of iate in regard 70 the san
Francisco Steamers and il is hoped that there VII
be more certainty in f1rure az 10 when they vii
s-rire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

We publish below the report Of Dr. StangeuWsld
and Or. Holman, on the post mortem sxamina-
ton on the body OF Mrs jerome Eeary, who died
Suddenly o. Sunday last:
Houoluu, July s3d, ISL
". c. Parke, ESQ,
Marshal OF the Hawaiian Islands, lSc-
Sir,--At 4 post uortgu examination made this
t4y on the body OF the wife OF Mr.. Jerome Feary
NC found, that sue had suffered Tor Ieuztbeued
period from vaivuar disease Of the heart, ana that
sI but one of the vsIyes were bopeIezsly diseased
Desrh VAS produced FROM THIS cause sud the general
dropsy developed Is lis eonssQ ueuce.
respectfully Submitted,
HUGo SrSNGENwALD, ND.
Z HOFFMAN,, ND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Administrators Notice.

THE Undersigned, having been appointed
l. Temporary Administrator II the Estate u
JOHN SOMORE. d Paula, Puma, Island II Ha-
van. hereby requests al psrs5ns 70 present their
claims and all person indebted the above Estate
70 make innsdiats payment 70
l. SEVERANCE.
Tsnp0rzry Administrator.
HHa. Hawai-. June 8. Ts7I 2z-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
For Sale.

Edzsation com1ittss Of Oaha Coilsgs
Hoaslalu, l5fh JzlY. 1s71--z7-st
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

keeping in a mischievous boy.
was sitting thinking he deserved q
good whipping, and believing. ma,
be, | had better give it too him.
when Gas if too show on whir:
side was the darkncss) the subjcrs
Of my very fattering revcrie lool'.'
ed up to me and said: "Ain'i
George 7. good boy. Ia give
$500 to be like him." l said. Il
can think OF a way you can an.
yet save Your money" "How 2
Try" oh, I hare! You don't
kno1r how hard | try" And ther
came q few little particulars, proofs
Of what he had told me. I WAS
thinking of the few times be- hal
failed. He Of the many he had
been tempted and resisted.
To us all there are times when
Heaven seems so far and earth 50
ncar-how much more is this the
case with a little child tha: has
had so little of time to measure
by. Let us think Of him not Al,
''dust . little gilt, but gold a.little
duSticd." Ever strive TO learn his
disposition and traits Of character,
and then shape you treatment OF
Lin accordingly. THE sculptor
u:;es not the same instruments i,s
plaster clay as in solid marble"
By cultivatinS his intellect noue
the less, but his heart, imagination
and conscience more; by holding
mp TO HIM not in any secta-:an
dress, nor clothed in cold formaIi-.
ty: but wrapt in beautiful words of
warmth and feeling, a high pure
morality, ard by our own humble
example, may we hope to give him
an education that will fit him for
earth and prerare him for heaven:
r. T. WRIGHT.
EaGs School, St. Louis.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

4 young PruSsian officer, who, rs the
story goes, doubted the love of his aiil-
anced bride. requested one o. his
friends, after the battle Of Gravclotte, to
inform her that he bad been killed, and
to report 10 him now she bore the news.
The re<ui. was that the girl committed
suicide; and the lover, shocked at the
tragedy lie had 50 unwittingiy caused,
hccame raving maniac, and is now al
inmate OF the the asylum in Berlin,
~fere ne is regarded as incnral,;e. The
young officer might nave remembered
Ceramics sad story of impertinent Gu
riosity, and have been restrained from
trying so dangerous, and what, in this
instance, has proved so fatal an expert
mcnt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
The Herb Garden.

The culture Of herbs is one Of
those things tliat are generally
neglected unless special place'is is
set apart for them. TO have q
place for everything is the like
licst means Of having everything:
in it's place. Form an herb "a7'-.
den. and you are we'll nigh certain
10 fill it with plants. Scatter
them here, there, and everywhere.
and the chances arc that "out Of
sight, oat Of mind" will be speed
lily verified, and that when the
herbs are required they will be:
found wanting. There is lik1wise'
4 great saving Of time in growing
all the herbs together one always
knows where to go for them, and
several are mostly wanted to-
gcther. The herb garden is like
wise Il pretty feature in itself. A
series Of beds: say six feet long
and . yard wide, parted with:
tiny walks foot broad, has 3;
neat. orderly appearance. But
the Chief advantage Of having =
garden Of herbs is that when dis
posed thus they are almost sure TO
receive the requisite degree Of Of.
tcntion. When each hes q bod,
VIC like to see each bed filled with
healthy plants. Some herbs, such
Is the min;S, on most soils grow
like WEEDS. Others, such as fen
mel and tar"agon: are shy growers,
and winter b;tdly in many gardens:
others again, such as golden, COM
mon and lemon thyme, and espr-
c:a'iy nennyroyal, require frequent
removal. The last should be re-
planted every autumn. Large
plants have their crowns frosted
out in winter, and the whole plant
frequently pcrishes. Small rooted
pieces from the cXtremit!cs OF
growing shoots planted in October
will bear any amount Of frost with
imrunity. Hyssop, wiatcrSavory,
winter majoram, and sage do
not need renewal so frequently;
and the bitter or strongly aromatic
herbs: such as rue, horcbound,
rosemary, tan$y, wormwood, &C.,
arc equally hardy, and even longer
lived. Eeycricw makes 4 good
cdsing to the other beds, and
lavender j. best grown IN tbs
shrubbc1ry. Such large herbs as
angeiica a':<s carraway, and even
boraGe, should be grown in rows
near to rhU5arb, globe artichokes,
or other strouS vegetables. Scv
craI beds should likewise be re-
ta;ne:| for growing such annual
herbs is basil, uarjoram, savory.
chcr"!i, purs!ane, pot marisold, 81.
Hot CT bitter plants for eating
IrccA rs rc!iShes, or for salads, SUCH
rs mustard, crosses Of variorS
kinds. p:mpcrnel, chives. green
onions AID radishes, should a!ao b"
grown in the herb garden. Va
rious plants, such as curled NAL
lows, and others for garnishlu"-
nigh: find place in the herb ga
den.-parsly is too important q.
crop TO be grown in the herb gar
den it does best in deeply trcuci:,
ed rics. land. Sow in drills tw'"
feet asuuder, or in single drI't
on the verge Of other crops. Th' ;
the plants to six inches or foo
asunGer. and with liberal cultur,
one leaf Of pars!y will well ni.:'
carn;sh q ham.--Lohdon FIc'd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

TEE EASTERN QUEsTIoS.-A MoscoT
letter, quoted By the New York Journ"
of Commerce, says that Russia is making
every effort fJr tie defence Of tee South
ern seaboard. Fron, hs5tch to Odes$,'
earthworks are bcia: constructed, gum.
uooatod, and san-aoa,s launched, ~
the admire, :s, >onnland at SikoiaisG is
doing Us oes: TO resi:c the ol1 spiEii u
;a- E3ck S:a fee..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

The BLUE RIDGE RAlLRoAD.-Wc arc
requested by one of the association who
recently purchased the State stock OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad, to state that
the interest of citizens Of the State unit
cd with the newly elected CITY Council
Of Charleston, will control tac election OF
directors next November. at the annual
meeting of stockholders, at whi"h time
the term Of the present Bard OF Direc'
;orS will expire Gentlemen vii: then
be elected who will press the road To
completion. The bonds can Only be
used to build the roaI and pay its debts,
and under the new association and it,
rectnr> this will be vigorously pushed
forward.
Mr. Cameron was requested hv PrcSi
dent Harrison and Mr.. Steers 10 act as
trustee, and accepted the trnst, to get
the bonds out Of tie hands Of the New
York courts, where they had been en-
1oined, so that Mr.. Steers might prose-
cute his contract in building the road.
charleston Courier.