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Circuit Judge of oahu.

A case came before His Honor, Judge Kama
kau, during the past week that calls for notice
and comment Three persons, two natives and a
foreigner, were convicted before a District JUS
tice in Koolau of this island, of the crime of
cattle-stealing. One of the natives, the principal
actor in the affair, took an appeal to the Circuit
Judge at Chambers. On the trial the following
facts were shown in evidence The appellant
was found by the foreigner in the woods at Koo-
lau, with a bullock tied up. At his request, the
foreigner assisted to cut up the bullock, which
appellant slaughtered and then left, taking a
portion of the meat and the hide. Shortly after,
two persons came along and discovered the for
eigner and a native moving away from the car
cass, in a suspicious manner. Subsequently the
hide was found secreted near by, and the brand
being recognized as that of Mr.. Nebeker, a grazier
of the neighborhood, it was taken to him and
identified. The appellant hearing of this, went
to Mr.. Nebeker, and offered to give another bull
lock in place of the one killed, if nothing further
was said about the affair. He alse offered the
foreigner who assisted in the killing, a bullock to
say nothing about it. But Mr.. Nebeker, very
properly considered it his duty to report the case
as one of cattle-stealing, instead of allowing any
compromise, or compounding for a felony. The
three men were therefore prosecuted, and con-
victed, the principal criminal bringing an appeal
before Judge Kamakau. These are the uncon-
tradicted facts in the case, as they appeared on
the trial in the Court House last Thursday. Yet,
most unaccountably, the man was acquitted, and
goes forth encouraged to still continue his dep
to1atfofs on his nSlgnpors.
We had occasion, several months sine. To
comment on the course of this Judge iniScouittinr
a person charged with aiming I'D the style of
argument adopted then by His Honor was very
similar to that used in the present case, j. E., .
that while there was one witness who swore that
he saw the act committee, there were two who
did NOT see it! Can anything be more sapient?
AS We remarked on the first occasion referred to,
while the necessity never really existed for the
creation of the Office of Circuit Judge for Oahu,
its operation is detrimental to the execution of
Justice, and its continuance is positively mis-
chievous to the public safety. A proper regard
for the majesty of the law which is outraged,
and the reputation of our tribunals, which is
soiled, demands prompt action in this matter,
before worse may result.
The difficulty Of finding this official when
wanted is matter of notoriety. We speak adj
visedly when we say that cases of appeal from
the lower courts TO bis, have accumulated I'M
heard for months together, until recollection of
the circumstances is lost and parties interested
are wearied out with waiting for his movements.
foreign members of the bar cannot be in
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The Turf.

DEAR EDITOR The great event has come and gone. and
the Sceeplechase Of last Saturday is now numbered amongst the
things OF the past We Vour correspondent prefers 70 write
10 you in the editorial phraseoIogy) turned over in our mind
last Saturday afternoon whether there was any chance Of our
making more than $4,000 that day, and finding said circum-
stance not Likely to occur, at $50 mounted our good old plug
lie, horse, and rode out to the trystiDg place on the Plains TO
take notes Tor your especial edi6cation. Already a large COL
lection Of kanakas on horseback had arrived on the ground.
and al 4:3o. the time of starting, q goodly array Of our " upper
-nung ladies, and pretty ones, too, Mr.. Editor. They evident
irsSo-t the gaLoping over the plains with their numerous
attendant man. --s=. starter wing rote Judd
horses into line, the toss being previously won bs M Gay as
TO who should lead, that gentleman at the word 20, put the
lowed By Messrs- Ton CIeghorn, Ashford Spencer. s. b. Doll.
Henry Macfartane, Hervey Whitney aud others. All got over
and we could soon discern that this was not the hrst time thai
gentleman had ridden in a steeplechase- Mr.. Tom Cleghorn,
a Coli belonging to MI. c. Judd, and we understand the same
colt had only been handled some ten days Mr. Henry Mac
fariane took his fences well, on a very likely horse, we should
think, If trained. We noticed our friend Lawyer Dole, on his
staunch litiie horse. take his fences splendidIy, our legal friend
sitting his horse like a Grenadier. The balance Of the field all
managed equally well, and considering that none Of the horses
were trained, and some Of the walls We are told 4 feet 8 inches
high, they did remarkably vel to get over so clean There
was only one all-our friend the Lawyer had a tumbIe-but
qriekiy redeemed his laTrels by putting The little horse at the
high stone wall. and landed him safe in his usual clever style.
IL being understood from the first that Mr.. Gay was TO lead.
ural consequence he came in first, followed by the other gentle
men as they started We et that we should have liked to
try our old horse a. q fence, but visions Of a tumble and the
likelihood Ofhaving 60 undergo considerable chaf from a dis
crintnanng audience, together with our innate modesty, pre-
me sssepIechase over, slowly and sadly We rode away from
the ndd Of glory, across Waikikrs dusty plains, towards town,
again, and while masfae on horsey mstters, visions arise n
oar fertile brain, Of the HagatEan Jockey club, with patrons,
sssnss, ssddHng paddoek, &c, &c, wnich we thought would
come % pass IL soue of cur nonsyed frien6s vouh take the
1ars sorG = : 500 P& sassm sar a King sison 20 IS Be run
for Our md travelled % Other cIimss, 8 IN .hese things
spon-S We sksd ourselves esn lhe- iAInss be in Hawaii
mel! aQ1R COaREsPOSDENr.
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ERIDAK ~sFPrEMRER =, ls5l.

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ., ISL.
< rep,rting commercial matters, as in everything else, We
that honesty is the best policy, and when the times are
1 We think that the truth should be told to that effect.
Il. when our contemporary, getting excited over three coal
-es and one or two lumbermen dischaTging at one time al
wharves, and the incorrect statement that there has been
larger number Of China FOUND vessels than formerly.
hres that - The summer has been an unusually busy one, +"
re protest that on the contrary Il has been an unusually
summer, - the experience Of every business man will
We.
The Ereizn arrivals since our last have been-Sept 10, brig
fHdHSUsT, from Newcastle. with Goals and mdse to Theo. II.
n 18th. American bark TicfOT, from NanaimO, with
i 70 II. Hackfeld & Co. 18th Hawaiian bark x. c. Ryfe,
~ II Bremen, with merchandise to II. HackfeId 81 Co, +. A.
- Aeer q Co., Ed. Hodschlaeger q Co. and others 10Th,
n Haifan schooner GuSsje Lyon. from Yokohama; I'D, Br
- I ErcesiOT, l9 days from Liverpool. with mdse TO t. IL.
D. yies An stmT NsDGda, from Auckland.
The departures have lken-iSth, Am bark Comet. Tor San
FGEnciscO 2d, Franees,for HOwlsnds Island
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PORT or HomoLULU, II. i
ARRINAI&.


= I6-Schr IA Moi, Davis. from Maui.
I6-schr Prince, Hatfield, from Hawaii
16-Schr Warwick. John Bull. from MOlOkai
I6-Bht brig Windhover, p J Roels, 81 days from New
castle, y ; ".
I7-Schr Luka, Kaai, from Hawaii
I7-ScnrA Active. Me1ish. from Hawaii.
I:-Sehr Man1okawsi. Thompson, from Maui.
I7-Schr Mary Ellen, Hopu, from Kauai.
I7-Schr Jenny, Burns. from Kauai.
Is-Schr Annie, Nika, from Kauai.
Is-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Kauai.
IS-Am bktn Victor, A b Cove, % days from Mana
imO- v l.
Is-Haw bk K c wyIie, II H~aItermznn, III days from
Bremen.
I9-Scbr Hattie, Kale. from Kauai.
2O-Schr Owana, Kahai, from Maui
2O-HaE schr Gussie Lyon, Geo l. Squires, % days
from Yokohama, via Ilanalei.
2l-Schr Moi Keiki, Green, from Maui
Z2-Sch Nettie Merrill, Crane, from Maui
22-Schr Hokulele, from Molokai.
22-Schr Mary, Rauna, from Kauai
22-English bark Excelsior, 1l9 days from Liverpool
23-Stmr KIauea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maui.
23-Am stmr Nevada, l54 days FIN Auckland via Navi-
gators Island.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

II I r Ms 5 clipper Izoumroud, Coumany.
Flaw bk r W Wood, Weeks, up for Portland, o.
brit ship Lady Bowen, Tucker, disoharging.
Am brig Francisco, -@, awaiting orders.
Srit topsail schr Sea Breeze, Austen.
m schr Sovereign, Chambers, repairing
hit tOpsail schf Southern Cross, G Kenny.
IN ok Rainier, Seth Hall, discharging.
EtTit brig WindhoYer, p J Roels.
an bktn Victor, A b Cove
Law hk r G Wylie, II Haltermann, discharging.
I.zz sclr Gussie Lyon, Geo L Squires, for sale
English bar Ez-elsior.
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Our thanks are due and hereby rendered to
g Citizen,'' the vapid and puerile correspondent
of the Gazette, for the opportunity which he has
afforded our own correspondent, CRITIC, to utterly
annihilatc him. A more thorough and scath-
ing and at the same time smooth cutting blade
than that of CRITIC, does not often appear to prove
the value of the liberty Of the press, which in our
case at least, the government party (by which we
mean the subsidized) would fain see suppressed.
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The public had been aware that government
winks at some kinds of misunderstanding, such
as coaling steamers on that day-for which some
excuse may be found-but when the Minister of
Finance notifies Hotel Bond subscribers to call at
his Office and pay up on the 18th of October,
which is Sunday, we ask, where are we drifting
"a
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On the subject of the Hotel scheme, public
opinion, which long remained passive but deep,
is becoming aroused to activity. Our own COM
ments and structures upon the subject have been
but the exposition of that opinion the second,
sober thought (which, deciding carefully and
with elaboration, knowing it's power, executes
its decision thoroughly and severely.
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We commend to the careful perusal of our
readers the Report of the Inspector General of
Schools to the Board of Education, for the year
ending August LIST 1871, as published in the last
Gazette. Mr.. Hitchcock's Report evinces a care
full personal examination of his subject, and
presents it plainly and with force. Want of
space prevents our reprinting it entire, but we
propose to comment upon some of the most sug-
gestive points at a future opportunity.
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duced to attend his court, and the prosecuting
officers of the police appear by their action to con-
slider their presence there a waste of time.
Judge Kamakau holds several Offices under
government. more or less renumeratiye. There
can be no question but that a decided saving to
the Treasury would result were this instance of
pampered plurality to be shelved with a pension.
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DEPARTURES.

n h6Ss
I6-Schr Waiola, Dudoit, for Maui.
16-Schr Moi Keiki. Green, for Maui.
1S-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane. for Maui.
1S-Sch Ka Moi, Davis, for Maui.
1S-Schr Prince, Hatfield, for HAWAII.
lS-schr Warwick, John Bull. for Molokai.
1S-Stmr Kilauea, McGregor. for Maui and Hawaii.
1s-Am bk Comet, Fuller, for San Francisco.
19-Schr Jenny, Burns, for Kauai.
-19-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaains, for Kauai.
19-Schr Manuokawai, Thompson, for Maui.
2o-Schr Active, Melish, for Kauai.
20-Sch Annie, Niks, for Kauai.
20-Schr Hattie, KaIe. for Kauai.
20-Sch Mary Ellen. Hopu, for Hawaii.
22-Am blk Frances, Field, for Howland's Island.
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PASSENGERS.

FoR SAN FRAScIsco-Per Comet, Sept. lSth-Geo suick-
hansen, II Mcbride, o r Wood and son.
PRoN BRENEN-Per r. C. Wylie, Sept. 1sth-w Hopp.
FRoN WINDwARD PoRTs-Per KiIauea, Sept. 23-Rev ] F
Pogue, Rev s Z Bishop. Capt J Makee, Mrs z s spaulding,
Hon Mrs l. X Dominis, Miss Lizzie Summer, Mrs ii CornweIl.
Miss Wager, Messrs McDade, McKinnen, ii c Allen, w Pine
hasa Wood, and 70 deck.
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We understand that a meeting of the subscrib-
ers to the Hotel Bonds viii be called for We'd
nesday of next week, at the Finance Department.
The meeting will undoubtedly be looked forward
to with a great deal of interest.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY FROM tn ~
~ Kingdom, Mr.. JOHN s. SMITHIES will be my duly au-
thorized Attorney, and will have charge of my business.
A. s.
Honolulu, Aug. %, 1871. s24t
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EXPORTS.

FOR SAG FRANcIsco-Per Comet, Sept. 18TH
Bottles, (empty).-.-..- 5,S1OiRice, fs.......-... 10000
aoassess gals-.------ 9,i4 Sugar, bs....---...23O,19l
Paddy, bs.-..--..... 1926
Value-Domesic .sl6,2T3 -; Foreign......s5 10.
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N0TTCE 7

TuNHE QUARTERLY OF THE
Board of Trustees of the Queens Hospital will take
place at the COURT HOUSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, the 23d
inst, at IL A. NJ. Per order:
Sept. is, 1871. sic 2t F. A. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
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NOTICE,

M r. j.. q. A AND MR.. ED. FUR
4'A STENAU, have this day been admitted partners in ouI
firm. h. HACKFELD & co.
Honolulu, LIST September, 1871. 50
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VENHE ANCASHlRE BELL RINGERS HAVE
u much pleasure in announcing that they will give a
MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at half past 2
O'Clock, at the Kawaiahao Church, and a Grand Concert in
the evening at the same place, commencing at halfpsst Z
O'Clock, assisted by the Choir both Performances in aid of
the funds for repairing the Church.
Admission to each Performance, so Cents Children, half
price. Tickets to be had at all the principal stores. For par
ticulars see bills OF the day.
1t JOHN BECK. Agent.
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BUILDING LOTS TO LEASE!
T WAIKIKI, NEAR Mr.
N New Building. Apply to j. O'NEILL.
Honolulu, Sept. 9, 1871. SO 3m
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TO RENT OR LEASE!
IA THE HOUSE AND NO. 18
1:.;E Nnuanu Avenue. Apply to
- Sept. 2lst. (s23 tf) G. E. WILLIAMS.
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IL pay no Debts contracted in my name without my written
order. JOHN TIB9ITS.
Honolulu, Sept. %, 1871. (s23 3)
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NOTICE

NV1lOE.
Turing MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
- from this Kingdom, my wife, S. D. KINNEY, is duly
authorized to act as my Agent.
3th J. r KINNEY
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TO LET OR LEASE

~ THOSE VERY DESIRABLE 1870
E95lE1 PREMISES on the Plains known as ULU- &z
s.TsHN LAM, at present occupied by MIR. s. b. ID
- Dole. The Dwelling House consists of a large Par
lOr, Dining Room, Three Bed Rooms and Pantry, two large
Store Room on basement there is aisoapn the land a Cottage
containing two rooms, detached Kitchen, Servants House,
Stables, &C., &C., with a well of good water. Possession
given on the first of July next For further particulars,
my20 If apply TO JAMES s. LEMON.
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NOTICE

TINE UNDERSIGNED BEE
IL appointed Administrator of the Estate of NJ. HO0LEIA,
deceased, requests all persons having any property or holding
any leases from the above estate to account to him, and all
claims against the above estate must be presented within six
months from the date of this publication or they will he forever
barred. W. C. PARKE. Administrators.
Honolulu, Aug. 21st, 1871. au26 1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-29

bic aranIs rifrie psn yatsr Oliraini unserufes,
Der fe sinit sur srfsn bL. aummunirn sefisrt
bate. Sis hielt nsantasist Anba6trr ~ ibr,
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bic finfts. SIN @assn fitrte man ie sur 8ir&e
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bepessn, qua, Sarse tss Eaters Slipaimt. 8aun
bate is bic gabre tsribrt as Pc Elm Sirefsn in
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mar. Sists Ia! gle fsbt cufrsSt unc wantelt
sur Ssit res Sur9ss, tsn man in bic STRIDE
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Tam ecbt JIG, gan; ALIEN, sur ssEFnstsn Gruft,
NO man chen has lssts NsibpaNsr iYrenst, uas
na9ser gQes sfsntst it tstrt ls III 6us mad
Sapis. Ssitterr iSmmt is isssa Sag CUR air&s,
unp psr,i4.ct ibs Gstst. Gle ID isBt ppatcmsisn
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gSit anetrirarts, ninimt arl9 in Genecn bic
Innrneerutb ia,rifr natbr su, lii .3sinnsfn,
bic plasats an ben StraesuGrn he RSnusr,
rsIde nit elmer @~anrueeutafsl nuf fef @ruIt ,ns
elmer aneersn auf fsm &iidsn IGnss bsr Strassu.
rinner sinbsrirajiersa anb jshsm Saiberseben-
ben sinsg 3sttsl anbisisn aIes tislss reid,t uidt
nisbr aus. Wsna tsr fret iamf girser hss
Mprsens ~ ieintr 3assrrrte mad her City aeist
nne inrfnetn 8fmittss auf a.i6iS 2Inbsrss adj.
itt aIs bic SrpttoiInattsn, fueet or anf bisIeu,
Spr itinsr sissnsn Saustbir, Die grr,lss psn
5bss resr gidels anssseist, uns Matte fr Na9ts
;pif4en 2 unb 3 nbr an ieiusm' 5snaer ssitan-
ZEN. 10 bate CT isbfn fSnnen, mic rim Spfisita-
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fam; ftt aber' bic ghsrsienbst Der YpIisfi strses
piHsrte. unh sanu innsrbals einsr baItsn @ina-
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@pfas Der &seIamsi il jest itpn sttpas sfraltst;
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yub!ifums ~ sr,pinssn, .psrsta stianesn. Gin
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nuBtu mslte, IN strar rem Der tentFsnttn SebSr.
be atsswisfsu wrrtsu, Ifan;si9nst issp6 rsu
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men aran, srn eintm balbrn 3el g9eits nm ben
Stsmpsl tss Satans tilesn arc slei6;sitis nit
ssm lsstsrsn auisssridt rsresn. SSic srlast
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npneen. 3usabs in grffans nsb,nsn ; ehesssn
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ldsnmsnse an, 70 bic gelisei ibrr lires Hrtb BAT,
elmer Ssmmuus bss Ssrfsbr ppr,ubsussn unp
benz lyrutelnssn tisbsrmatb Der StraBeniussns
GinbaIt su tban. Gas @sbsirnni6 hissr nsusn
patsntirtsn Mnnpnesn.G pmfasaie bslsbt Gan;
finfat in elmer masii9sn Saterns BON sinsm stpas
grpBersn llmfanss, ais fs in ben aiaesriubeh &C.
braaAt ipirb. llebsr sinsm S6abmaSsrlassn
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baat ippreen. Die 0lastblrsn, rislts tisls an
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''m ,io' %'a's Pnee' FV IN s'asr errrsirrnesn,
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aas gar" pfpehsfh "'tfllffr ;asssra9t bat.
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rs aas@af'sea ahseiesenpflfsn ans frtbeHts
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BORT, Ya.-sim z rnntae cen If. Sest. Mad.
&~ntittass faab uutsr sablrsidsr 9stbsiiisrns hss
gplfss alsr GSnftfTrnsn, bic fsisrli6e 4rnnf-
lfeinlssuns ssr nsusn airds ~ Grturus Ut sysrf
sGruntY, bura ssa Scdsr. p. @errss Shaker, S.
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!icnssrm @ersnisn unieu, gsiern miHbeilsa su
fUnnsn, has bsrsits so jrnse @annG bic, pon
perm SaIsmaua ~sebutene @slsssateit iWt Sa
Nassn sematt bdbsn, TN, l& fir ttu 70 ssslrn
Beirut zines fattaif@sa 8clfsi6ulstres srSsubs.
rsiten. WSss bic janss glansn tas 9esrsris.
minar, aufsriprcst i'm 0arten ee1 fatbrliidsn
air6s untsr Der farprglitsn Sans res Serru
SaIamana, s~eteibsn art retitn, gum Iusen
1nt Grrr1msn &fIr.
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Marie tir6f in MGsssbns itarsts en- Nitt.
pp& Ibenr, Hasrsnb has snefIus sslarta
purbe, nit err6fn Gepr!ts bic sross @lpde be,-
as. @!idIi&er Settle Gam Niemans aaturt AZ
periunli6sn S6assn. Ter S&aacn, her tasus1
am 1burue itIbi ansss;5tst Hurta, .rirb int mn
ioV PIC IUU Scuore pel1u1ct.
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8encntrnsn. Inter benfItsn tsfart it eir Safe
nnh Gin yrssbrsrian,r.
2euisbilt, &r.-am 4. Septsrefs or IN tea Ct.
Wars.g rnssinw untsr ssituns str bsdw. Batter
pom Srtsn Ter gafsrAttuns 5slu Etriii nsireer
errHnst mortsz. Der Sr6w. Sr. Glenna III
praTbsni eislsr @sialt, neil Der knsm. p. @lc.
palsii turd ararfbsit sfrt;neert mr., tittr Srsl.
ls nod LANCER sa t%s!lerer.
&ouinefoue, %inn.-@m 2. Sse.. ,rurts la.
bier bic rsue !atbfi airGs surt ftn bpd.s Item
Srn. gii6rf @rao fsisrlia s~irsepeitt. Ter
y bebp. Sr. aarl aSberl bislt bic 5shpreeist.
SIN RensOrleaus rnree ON Srrntaa, tsn 10.
rSepty pcn Se&p. @eneralpifar o. Sapmene
$ her' @runhfeia Sa einer rsuen Stride an Der Ode
ron Claiborne unp annette CTR. seIest.-Gssn-
I baielbis rirb am 8. Sstptsr. bic nsus air6s hes
III. Tinernt y. Saul siassmsibt rsrtsn.
9n PORTLAND, Oregon iRsin nsass fatbplRpss
Ct Mi6aels College frri6tst unt unifr tas Rte.
tcrat hes 5p9p. y. 8. @lcrisur ron Ter ct.
panIs airGr in @arirn CO, Oregon, seteat
tprrefn.
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bier Ss neu Ubau.s Ct. Ssrnbareus,a ir6e eir.
sersiht irersen.