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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10

ACCIDENTS on tbs FoUErH.-A holiday so OK
tensively Observed has seldom passed more pleas,
antly and with fewer accidents than the Fourth
The only serious occurrence which We have heard
reported was tha,of two natives on horseback
coming trom opposite directions at more rapid
speed than the law allows, who oollidei with each
other aud were injured to an extent as TO require
the attention Of physician. The owner OF the
trOtting horse Billy Taylor narrowly escaped
what might have proved a serious affair, while
turning the "snlky" in which he was driving,
rather Suddenly through gateway on King ST.,
one OF the wheels coming in contact with post
causing the body TO separate from the shafts and
uneeremoniously "spilhng" the occupant No
damage resulted beyond breaking spring and
loosening one or two bolts. Towards evening
after the regatta, sharp squall struck the sail,
boat King Phillip which was being navigaled
abost the haTeor by couple of individuals mex
perenced in nautical affairs causing her to careen
over and ill with water and before the occupants
were fully aware Of their danger. she sank with
colors flying. Assistance reached them from the
shore, but note too soOn as one Of them was
nearly exhausted when picked up.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10

may Be suitable for carrying out ih- purposes 81
forth IN this Act
Section 4 Whenever 10 ataf b. rr--rz.-- e.
tinguish any private right o. rflc r. sn7 snls ~
lands required 20 fully carry out Chr nfenir ai s.
Act, the fair valuation q De stmr s1sl t- e.
tcrmined ey refersrs agreed urul ~ sod 1rtaeru
the parties Interested rherrin ard sle 1l-s.- q -
Interior and the vauafior 40 1findrri srd e..
fcrmincd shall BE- The extreme inf 81 fIe nrirr .
be paid by the Government for suca aa.'is ru1Is
and upon masking tender 90 seen price 80 fetrrrI.4
by the referees. 10 shall be- lawful Or Ire SEQ MrIs.
tar 20 take possession oi such woods 11f lrls 80
the purposes aforesaid
Secfion :. The SurcriHrcriieut q Wcr1s aeI
Forests shall receive or Ihr sIhfn rericru1rrr RI
the dulles % be "a or sucl sum fs Zoe MIaisf- 81
the Interior shall dirccf.
Section g. The sum q - tniiars - teret-
Appropriated for me purr0ss % sa-yiu1 or ~
s-cfiou 4 This Act sbaH become las 1s1r -
after the data Of 10 ulss1re
On motion. the Assrm1iy sent into Couzit-rs %
the Whole 90 The BIZ, Hr. Marila teiug called To-
the Chair.
BIZ considered b. sections. Section T. --sd
Mr.. Hitchcock moved 70 Indefinitely rosfrn ras
lsf Section as toe Minister &C fle lncfur already
had The power granted bin hy fhfs srrfirr.
Mr.. A. r. Judd spoke i'm taVor q tsr 1lIf ara
referred TO the dcuuded and driel-uu stats 81 rl-
forests, and alluded especially OBJ NgHlru Valley.
which 40 present Wgs nothing DIT cattle r1s.
fnstca&oi thick forest with all oar ferns ard an
endless variety Of trce-. a. Be- Nas Ten ye1rs rs s.
would favor larger sun ior ne Dreserlliiou af
Noo4 auQ llfc-l It'- llln US iNlN lHI .uI aAlIa
Government BuildlnZ. Or Nru Hotel
His TX the Minister 90 Fiuarce rrca-ri-rsl flsr
advantage oi trcc9, bur ihuught such rufcrrr.se
as called for 10 the BIZ a0or ous far TBS Gorera-
mcnt TO 70 into
7 Hon. c. R. Bisbop xas in fsvor o. %. BIZ ssh
some changes, and NIs pleased TO ANA lar r1rirr
had come Up Tor discussIun. lE rlunz1f arfar
good might come from 90. Re srokc 90 f1e ssrasrs
aud streams hack of HsnaiuIu and -surrssr-f ft--,
ten, and uvsu I've years baCk With Co cav and farr
10 some length On the advauiarrous influence u
trees and forests.
On motion. Commiffee rr@~. ERE fIs.fa--ar
porting pruErcss. and recommending ilairf1lIr
Report adopted
Assembly, adfsururd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10

DERETUKE OF r5s L. S. 5. NARRAsNNsETr.-
tbs sne vessel after visit Of nearly nine weeks
steamed oat Of the harbOr On Saturday afternoon
sboa, Eve O'Clock. She proceeds to Christmas
Island Tor the purpose Of obtaining survey
thereof. and theEre 10 Jarvis Island FOR the same
purpose, after completing which she viii visit the
Marshall and Gilbert Islands and then touch ut
the Navigaror's After visiting various places
southwest Of the line, she proceeds 10 Soeth
America. and toward the termination Of her
cruise is expected TO return here next Spring, en-
route for san Francisco. A number Of our pro
nineut residents visited the ship during the at
fernoon for the puIRose Of wishing Capt Meade
and his agreeable officers q bon rogage. The
Hawaiian Band, under the direction OF Mr
Berger. was also on board, and remained antil !
late hour.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10

MONSIEUR LIE MoNNYER having arrived
here on the steamer Mohongo, on Sunday,
soth ult., to take the place of NJ. Ballieu as
Consul and Commissioner for France, was
presented to His Majesty on Monday, the
Sth inst NJ. lie Monnyer addressed His
Majesty as follows:
S1RE,-Laissez moi tout d'abord me fe-
letter hautement d'avoir etc choisi par
mon Gouvernenent pour lie representer
dams radmirable pays que la haute sagesse
eli Intelligence eclairee de Yotre Majestic
rendent de Jour en- jour plus prospere.
En- deposant aujourd hui pour la pre-
miere fois aux nieds dm frnno dc Vntro
Majestic Phomnage de mon profond re
spect, je demanderai qH' Ellie daigne me
continuer la bienveillance qu' Ellie tou-
jours 81 reimbursement temoigne cha
Gun de mes predecessors, fassurant que
iem'efforcerai pour ma part de conserver
intactes les excellentes relations que mont
jamais cesse d'entretenirLe Commencement
de Votre Majestic ct lie mien.
TRANSLATION.
SRE,-Permit me to congratulate my
self exceedingly, on having been chosen
by my Government to represent it in the
admirable country in which the exalted
wisdom and intelligence manifested by
Your Majesty renders every day more
prosperous.
In laying to-day, for the first time, at
the foot of Your Majesty's Throne, the
homage of my profound respect, would
ask that Your Majesty would deign to
continue to me the kindness that has
always been so graciously shown to each
of my predecessors-sssuring Your Maj
esty that shall endeavor for my part to
maintain the excellent relations which
have never ceased to exist between Your
Naiesty's Government and my own.
His Majesty was pleased TO reply as
follows:
MONSIEUR welcome you TO the per
Torrance of your duties in this country,
and sincerely trust that your residence
here, whether 1t may be long or short,
viii be agreeable to yourself As yOu in
innate, Myself and Government have
always entertained the strongest feelings
Of personal cordiality towards your pre-
decessors, feelings which am assumed you
merit, snd am certain you win establish
for yourself
NJ. lie MOnnyer was accompanied by
N. Pernet, Chancellor of the French
Consulate.
His Majesty. on the occasion, was at
tended by the Minister for Fereign AT
fairs, the Governor of Oahu, His Maiesty's
Chamberlain, and Col Pratt of the Staff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10
Notice.


IN THE NATTER o. TIVE ESTATE o.
n DANIEL BY. lsiu 70 iiila. ussril. f--ssssf
On reading and fling TIE rsffln rf p ~ Gersr tfr1ra
TRAITOR q the Estate o Daniel Ey 81 as Hsr. q
ceased asking that his nay b. errI-- 80 -
the property remaining in hsuis rs-us asrT
entitled, and dischffEnz hin fruu ali further
II S ordered thsi FRrDAY TIE sss s.y 81 ra,v A. =
iss2 al 10 oeock D. ssd s hst-1y arrriar-f
interested Say then and there aerar ard s1d -e a
any they have WIZ fho sams shaui ~. Do ta,1 asi T
at the Court House, IN lliio, HrraiL
cirsuir Jusgs ssi Juasi.i cis-s.s. r4,-sa
Hiio. Hawaii. jane lTth. is7z -tu
EUPRFME COURT OF TFSE HhWHs.kN
- ISLANDS. IN Prubate in the -a1fcr q ttr E.1af-
JOHN KELLEr. nio q l1ntic. Esuit ievsa.-i - A.
Chambers h-frc ihc Zen EI-hs r. tren Ca..f 11=,ce
On reading ard sling the f-iitian aaI ss1ni q ia
nalci Kauai deceased vi errn De- 1sEs % D. sl1a st
and charges himself stdf1oj md asks th-t tte
be examined and approved aus ihat ansi r-rr aa1
made disehsrsias him AMI hs ira an flrta-r
III ordered that TUESDAY. re IN ny n tu-r.t a
Chambers. In the Caurtheuse uouoiul t1s
hereby appointed fhr time snd place - sss7 -
Petition and Accounts ara thaf sd r-sus 'sr--t-l -
then aud there appear mi sloE a1v 1hT htrs rlr
The should Be lt1tr ant 114 ua1- srar-r -
Ia the English aud Hawaiian isnEus-- t- r=h.a-l
Hawaiian Garets and Ke An Ok1. Nsusuarrrs s.-fs 80
published 10 Ianoiuiu ~ ihrre sur--r- .s.-6s s.g1.
70 the time therein appointed f,r sid hesraar
Dated at lionuiuiu H. J., this llta Day q lu1s a p l
ELISHA HrEEN
Attest; ChisfJustce ofth- supreme Caart-
JoHN p naEyan1. Dep Cier sup caurf~ 1tlf
SUPREME COURT OF THE Jaw NrTaN
- ISLANDS IN FEuHArE-fn thr a1aftrr ri ~ frfr-
diauship II HENRY HEHrELMtN. mlna- orisr OBJ t11-
csuso on application C guardian O. aFler ri is q ra1
estate
ON reeding and sling the petition q Frn7r -rias a.
Guardian 20 the person aud fr1rerfV ~ enry rrrrr1u
minor rraViug &C. urirr % s1e n
lougng % The said Efrd md seiu- frh certa r1l
sons why such real estate shouli o. -llt
II b hereby ordered that fhe 81
and Az persnns Interested n fhn ssi
this Court On FRIDAY he l-th tiy ri ll'V i,-
10 O'Clock A. ne the Court knol 81 THIS rrrf ffr
lulu, then and there O. show c1use Why order ahui
be granted Or the sale q such estate.
And q b. further ordered fh1t rf TBS rHr
iislei least three successive T4zs t-r ere assi
hearing, in the Hawaiian 6aEette newspaper ratl.l
said Honolulu.
Dated Hon5lulu, IT, T.. Iath June 1s71
m A WrnFutNN
Attest; Justice 10 the surredle C.zrrf
JSo p Btnvtrn. Deputy csrE 1iu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10
J. o. CARTER, Chairman,
J. w. KUPAKEE,
W. HANAIkE.


Mr.. Carter, Chairman of the Sanitary Committee,
reported as follows petition to prohibit the sale
of ava:
Your Committee, to whom was referred the petit
tion from Honolulu, praying that the sale OF ava
be absolutely prohibited within the limits Of this
Kingdom, except by licensed apothecaries and
strictly medicine" report: That such prohibit
ton is not practicable unless its growth cutva
tiOn is preveuted but that laws OF a restrictive ma
ture have been passed aud are now upon the Statute
books, which il enforced would prevent the abuse
of the article.
So long as public sentiment permits the open vo-
aton OF the existing laws regulating its sale with
out rebukc SO long il will be little use to attempt
prohibition.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-10
j. o. CARTER, Chairman
J. w. KUPAKEE,
w. HANAIKE.


htpUFI UCCtpItu
Mr. Carter, Chairman of the Sanitary Committee,
presented the following report:
Your Committee, to whom was referred petition
from Honolulu praying that the prohibition of the
sale of Intoxicating drinks be extended to all classes
OF men within this Kingdom, report: That cxpe-
rience teaches that such prohibition could not be
enforced without strong public sentiment to en-
dOrse 1t, aud your Committee is satisfied that such
sentiment docs not prevail in this community, as is
evidenced by the fact that the sale of Intoxicating
drinks to natives, although prohibited, is largely
practiced in defiance OF law and the executive, and
that the manufacture of intoxicating drinks, al
though prohibited is carried in every district Of
the Kingdom.
Your Committee urge the passage of restrictive
laws, but consider prohibitory laws impracticabe
present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L. The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship ST. LOUIS, Captain James Whitehead,
WILL leave pier 10 North River, on saturday, October
&C. ut O'Clock T. ". Freight received daily.
Through rates given to Galveston ndianola Rockfort
Aranzas Wharf Brazos Santiago ana Louis Cabin
passage, $685. stecrage SO For freight passage apply
to H. b. CROMWELL q CO. IS West sreel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

LrOUND.-PICKED UP ADRIFT, A FISHING SMACK'S
Il Dare, painted white. green moulding, of Fire
Island For particulars inquire at the Office of the New
Jersey and Sandy Hook Pilots, l0 South street. N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

DARIS MILIINERY.-THE VERY NEWEST AM
J. most becoming styles OF Bonnets and Round Hats Il
all shades TO match suits, at Nine FERkERoS new estat
lishment, No. West Thrtieth street. near Fifth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TNoR rERNANDINA JACKSONVILLE TAILAHAs-
H see Tampa and st. Augustine Fla. ana all poine on
the Florida and Jacksonville and Pensacola anu Aophe
railroads. go. o...x.as :.
3P. NJ, IRON pier - North River.
W "ssN' anu '"''" JAMES LAND, llo Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food hooking birds, ut u. g. DOVEY's No Greene
street, near Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

Elegant Carriages and Road Wagons, exclusively of
their own manufacture, and of the best class only.
The public will please bear In mind that have
connection whatever with certain joint stock company
own and making other efforts to identity their
with the reputation have made for the name
and the excellence of the productions of we'll
known Broome street factory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT HAIR,
IL equal TO human hair can be combed and brushed
Switches, &c. human Hair cheapest and best In the
market; solid Switches, one yard long, 81; French
Switches, 81 Curls, ST. and upward; ladies' own hair
dressed over 25c. latest styles always hand $50
Bowcry between Fourth street and Great Jones stairs,
and 1863 Sixth avenue, between Twenty second and
Twenty-third streets, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

pAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE TO
i CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND

OAhhflNG MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
- FREIGHT TO
AsPINWALLA PANAMA, SANTA MARTHA, GREY.
Town AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO,
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
AND CHILE,
leave lUth, 10th each month. excert
"nch THOSE dates fall on Sunday the day previous
:, soNentNr i-stenmer RISING STAR CAPTAIN H. r
.nhnef VIII leave pier ~ North River o'clock noon
,or AspnWhn direct connecting Panama steamer
captain touching Acapulco. "a
Diego ana san Pedro. also connecting for ali Central
american and south Pacific ports Departures OF nth ami
Zuth each month connect with the Conpanys steamer
touching at san Bcnito Tomato, Sana Cruz and Port
Angel Freight for ali way ports received until p. NJ.
OF October ~ -
steamer COLORADO will leave San Francisco Noyem-
Der 1871 for Japan and China. For rates passage
freight and all further Information apply at Company
oifice on the pier, loot OF Canal street.
- - +. r. BABY, Agent
SPECIAL neutrality-suspicious. sailing day.
Steamer RISING STAR WIN sail for Aspmwa at noon,
Friday, November !. r. X. BABY, Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. -ATLANTIO
~ Mail Stcams hip Company, sailing regularly every
Ihur.day at o'clock 7. VI. precisely nom pier No.
North River.
CRESCENT CITY, Captain 7. s. Curtis, via Nassau.
October 81.
MISSOURI Captain NJ X. Greene NavemberZ
MORkO CASTLE Captain T. H. Morton, via Nassau,
November H.
For freight passage apply to
W. DIMOCK President
No. 5 Bowling green,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

&pO WILL BUY GOOD STRONG EXPRESS
spOU Wagon; $50 for light Double Harness; so Tor
single also several handsome BuggIes at bargains
l4l East Sixteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

A WELLPAYING AND OLD ESTABLISHED MANU-
IA featuring busness article staple; sells for cash
more orders than factory can turn out; satisfactory
sons for selling. LLOYD, - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

OsT-A WHITE AND LIvER.COLORED POINTER
IL Dog Any person bringing him TO the Arsenal corner
Thirty nth street and seventh avenue will be literally
rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

@Os REwARD-TO ANY PERSON That BPIrGs
90 my Canadian Pony back, missing fscm stable
sincc Tuesday night "a hands high, wlae q on back
. broad neck and dark brown color. IpSsire 81 as
East Forty ciShth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25
THE TURF.


E'LEETwOoD PARK, FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, AT
II o'clock r M.-Admssion 81; children under IL half
price, gate opened Mt r NJ performance to commence
Mt O'Clock The great sensation, the Mexican vaquero
Troupe consisting Of Carlueiro Leon Moroco Emanuel
and Lopez principal herdmcn General Juarezs Mexi
Ranches. mounted on their fleet and native wiry Mus
tan,s, IN their astonishing and wonderful perform.
the praires OF Mexico and Texas; also in their
daring and unrivalled eats of horsemanship.
Among the many wonderful ana extraordinary feats
compshed by this troupe are the following -Lassong
the Wild Texas Steer while IN full flight Lassoing Wild
Steers by the Horns and Legs most difficult eat Lari
afing and Riding Enraged Steer without Saddle
the aid OF Lasso; Lassoing and Riding the Fighting
stopping on fine while in hall calop, most diicut
plished BY the Mustang Pony; licking licking Item, Items
the Pony Race for the Odd Steer, q peculiar
custom on the prairies during the branding season.
The same at Fleetwood Park Friday octo-
best three in ye; 70 saddle John Murphy names b. 3.
Patterson william +. Weeks names br. G. Coolo The
dnyA sweepstakes for $780, mile heats best three
In I'VE; in harness .P Herring; $ pascuck; B. Cole,
WIN. H. VAN COLT. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 PARTNER WANTED-IN FOUNDRY AND MA
IA chine business; one having experience preferred
good location; plenty of work. Address VAN HoEsEN,
box l9D Post Office, Saugerties, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

HALLS DRYING PARK-oCToBER MEETING.
IL FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25-Purse $500, for rs class.
w. ii. Harrison enters IN. SUSIE
J.. Nance enters q. <. Mercer.
j. L. Dcty enters b. &. Sensation.
y. H. Hubbard enterss IN. Nonesuch.
Dan Phfcr entersg Lottery.
PURSE $l25 for 2aS class.
I, Bennett enters hr. u. Park Girl
James Campbell enters q. 9. Thomas Jefferson
J. X. Smith enters br. q. Brooklyn Boy.
d. Is. Con enters b. &. Sam Batch.
A. Thomas enters b. r. Boston Boy.
7. Nance enters br. :. Captain Allen.
J. Paving enters blk. g. winfield Anderson.
H. Powell cniersr M Dolly Warden.
y. Denton enters b. 2. Bashaw.
G. Wright enters <. IN. Village Maid
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26-Purse $500, for 2 Al class
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S-2 :32 class and 2 a. class.
Races commence each day punctualy Mt Ia O'Clock,
under the National Rules, good day and track Admis-
Take Coney Island cars from Fulton ferry, via jay and
Smith streets, Brooklyn, direct 10 the track.
DRosPECr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
IL In consequence Of the fearful disease among horses
this association have decided TO withdraw the purse Of
GE0. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
rJ,AYLOR'S COMPOUND FOOD
pronounced Ivy all to be the best preventive and cure
for the horse disease now raging in this city
Manufactured solely by the Manhattan Feed Mills Com
pany N b. TAYLOR, President EOS to 5ls West Twenty.
sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

r OsT-A LADY'S WATCH CHAIN, on SIXTH AVE
~ nue., between Sixteenth and rwentyfrst streets,
Twenty-frst street. between Fifth aud sixth avenues
Stxfr nm STIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
Tlfr SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP con-
PANYiS NEW, First CLASS, fULI.POWERED,
CLYDE BUILT STEAMSHIPS
ss1p lois
The frst steamer Of this line
GLAMORGAS, Captain Laybournc,
will sail from Pennsylvania Railroad Wharf, Jersey City.
on Thursday, 3lst october.
carryug goods and passengers at through rates from
the United States and Canada to ports In the
Bristol Channel and all other points in England.
These steamships built expressly for the trade are pro.
yided with all the latest improvements Tor the comfort
a"u 81" CABIN AND sTEERAGE PASSENGERS.
First $50 and sos currency
Secand Csbin IS currency
Prepaid steeragc certificates from Cardiff $50
Drafts for 81 and upwards. -
For further partic9Ia apply In Cardiff At the Com
panyis Offices No. Dock Chambers and ia New YORK 10
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO, Agents,
IL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-25

A PARTNER wANTED-wITH $500 IN MANU-
~ featuring business; article staple; profits large
orders on hand for cash. Address lIADNEIT, Herald
Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-29

4 We pitched into ono Hascall the
Dallswsg President of the Nebrasks
senate, the other day, who is doing
u 10 his power 70 bring about anar
Dhy in that State. and forthwith our
jumps 70 the conclusion tha,
be nust be Jew and . democrat
70 acknowledge the justice OF hir
Inference 70 70 Hssesll's politics, but
DO reference - both that and his re-
,1igious proJ,ensities, tho Democrut il
greatly 10 error ~ usual. Hascall il
q renegade democrat who came into
our party during the Andrew John,
ison raid for revenue Offices, and has
ssyer been suspected Of having any
religious proclivitiss worth speaking
Of. At any rate, tho Democrat is th,
only paper in this country which ha
done the Hebrew people the grsa
injastics of intimating that Hascal
belonged % that very worthy rAo
of psopls.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-29

l.. n. Cooley Eeq., our efficient
County Clcrk, authorizes us to state
through our columns that he per-
declines Icing considered
q candidate for nomination for Soc.
rotary of State at ths ensuing Re
publican State Convention. He de.
sires to return his heartfelt thanks
for the honor which his friends have
conferred uron him in naming him
in connection with the candidacy.
Ia addition to tho above we would
say upon our own responsibility tina,
90 better mao has been named il
connection with the candidacy TO-
the Office of Secretary Of Stat
than u. NJ. Cooley. He is VOL
qualified !; he 10 man Of lifelong in
tegr,ty, and while carrying his mus
ket in the ranks before Vicksburl
be lost a log in May 1863, and ther'
fore deserves we'll Of his countr,
Circumstances are such, however, ,
this time that We are clearly Of II
opinion that he would run again
odds for the nomination.
The fact that his name has bet
mentioned in several Of our exchan
% as q candidate without his kDc =
, edge or consent, induces him to d
clue thus publicly that mono may
= misled as to his position.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-29

Eps. CoURIER In my letter Of
yesterday I omitted to mention the
passage of bill introduced BY Mr..
Beresheim, in relation to making two
counties out Of the territory now
embraced in Pottawatimic county,
and creating new county 10 be
named Belknsp, 10 honor OF one OF
Iowa's worthiest sons, the present
Secretary OF War, General Belknap.
On the journal being read in the
House this morning, Mr.. Kasson
moved that when the House adjourn
ed, it be until 10 A. n. tomorrow
morning. Carried.
Mr.. Csnpbell Of Jefferson, moved
a reconsideration of the vote Of yea
serday on the joint resolution in re
gard TO submitting the question 9
amending tho Constitution 10 TIN
people.
l Mr.. Irish moved that the moticl
be laid on the table, and trusted th
| motion TO reconsider would no
prevail, but it did prevail ncverth'
: loss. Several petitions were prosen
! Cd and referred.
But very few bille we're intr
8 duced, one of these being II. +. n