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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-28

The PAVEMENT CAsEs.-The Supreme
Court yesterday decided the NicolsOn
paving cases. Affirming the decision Of
the lower court. By this decision the
city is made topay for the pavement BY
general taxation, instead Of by taxation
Of the few prOperty-hOlders who have
NicolsOn in frOnt of their real estate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-28

RE-ELEcrED.-The Board Of Directors
of the Street Railway Company held a
meeting yesterday to elect officers for
the ensuing year. All the old officers
we're reelected. F. S. Davis, President
Thos. Barnett. superintendent.
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swAYSE's MAMMOTH SPRINGS.

To the Editor of the Ledger:
Our circle is widening at this cool and
delightful resort. By the Fourth we ex-
pect to be many" as the Egyptians
said of the Israelites. And that will be
quite day, by-the-by, away up here in
the country, seven hours ride from Mem
phis. Ali the accommodations are ex-
cellent, the eating superb, yet all things
plain, and the charges so reasonable.
One OF Us.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, By Bar.
thoIOmeW a Allen, 40 N. Court. Lost

LOCKE The well-known Joe Locke,
newsdealer and periodical merchant, at
1861 Main, near the corner of Jefferson,
keep on hand daily newspapers, foreign
papers and journals, pictOrials, maya
zines and literary publications Of all
kinds.
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THE I,ATEsT SENSATION.

A sulphur well at the corner of Elk
change extended and Alabama streets is
creating quite sensation just now.
Levi & Bro. are the owners of the well,
and also of an ice house and a fine stock
Of groceries at the same place. los
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-28

ENMoNs & SoS, the veteran newsmen
at 10 jefferson and 41O Main streets,
have received the latest publications,
daily papers from all points, weekly pic
torials, monthly magazines, both home
and foreign, and news gceds Ct every
description. sfa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-28

Families can be supplied with every
thing they desire in the family grocery
line, at ]. Devoto's, corner of Adams
and Third streets. The best is the
cheapest" VA sOt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-28

McLEAS's CoNTEMPT.-Tax Collector
Mclean was brought before Judge Hal
sey yesterday afternoon on writ of ha.
beas corpus and discharged. Immedi-
ately after he was rearrested by Sheriff
Wright on a mittimus. Speeches were
made and the contempt argued, but
without coming to decision. The case
was continued till this afternoon at four
o'clock.
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shelby comfy ants.

/ have warrants for sale, receivable
for taxes, due and past due. Persons
wishing to purchase will call on s. P.
Read at Union and Planters Bank.
88t john b. ROBINSON.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.


Government securities are strong, with an
advancing tendency. Sterling exchange is
steady at Ito. Paid for carrying gold, . cent.
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PIrrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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CIGARS.
PROPOSALS..
orr1oE OF MEnFnIs WIN woaEs. J

MRNPH1s, june q, ItIL.
DIDs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Is ofieo until u O'clock noon, Of Monday.
JuIy !. 1879. for the exeavating for the
Reservoir and foundations Of the buildings.
Plaus and specifications can pc seen Al TINS
ONCE. Company reserves tne Iisht 10 re'ee'
any ana NJ JOHN CUBBINs. President.
LlCANEEoS, sesTsiary' h<-Ws
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REFRrGERAroRs, ice chests and beer
coolers at II. Wetter & Co.'s, 10 and 10
Monroe street. lOo
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

AhhlNA Los
Steamer City of Chester, St. Louis.
" John 4. Tolle, New Orleans.
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
F." Julia, st. Louis.
=" Belle Vernon, Cincinnati.
Phil Allin, Friar' Point.
A. J. White, Chicot City.
Belle Vernon, Cincinnati.
" Gladiola, New Orleans.
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Chester, st. Louis.
John f. Tolle, st. Louis.
Pauline Carroll, st. Louis.
G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Z" Julia, Vicksburg.
" Gladiola, Cairo.
BOATS IN PORT.
Belle Vernon, Phil Allin, A. ]. White
City of Vicksburg, Dardanelle.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
st. Louis. City of Vicksburg-..5 p n
RIVERS, BUSINESS AND MISCELLANEOUS
The river declined six inches since
our last report, and is now fifteen fee
above low water. A slight rise from the
Missouri is reported at st. Louis, and Q
heavy rain fell there night before last
which may cause further rise of few
inches. The swell at Pittsburg was
barely sufficient to let out few tows Of
coal, and to-day the water is reported
stationary. White and the Arkansas
are falling slowly, with fair stage Of
water for light draught boats in each
stream. The weather to-day is clear
and hot.
The rise and fall at other points since our
last issue. az reported by the Signal Service
Bureau, is as follows:
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lO:l5 a.m.-Cotton Is dull. Sales for July.
80; August, 3 lille; September. 255-l6c.
I2:l5 p.m.-cotton is quiet. Spot sales, 900;
futures, $50. .II 20
L1YKErooL. June 2s. 1i:0 s.m.- Cotton
opens quiet and steady. Uplands, ll149ll1sdi
Orleans. 1l3sd.
p.m.-Cotton Is quiet but steady. Up
lands, 1l1<0ll5fd; Orleans. ll36d. Sales, ~,
900 bales, Of which 200 were for expert and
speculation,
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Music and lunch every night at tn
National Beer Garden, l36 Main ST. So
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Buy your wood from G Il. John
son, III Poplar st., near Fourth. q
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NATIONAL BEER GARDEN, 1876 Main
street yOl
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by E. C. Jones, 2773 Second st.
9gf
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Last week for bargains ut Barna.
by's, under Overton Hotel. 1O4
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GAS FITTING, 44S Main street.

H. SEEHAusEN, at 245 Second street,
has just received choice lot of violins,
accordeons, Autinas and French harps,
which he offers at astonishingly low
prices, considering their excellent
quality. 87f
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Last week for bargains at Barna'
by's. under Oyerton HoteI. l04
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Music by A No. I Band-Grandesi
Thing of she Season.
The steamer John 0verton will make
an excursion forty miles up the river.
Tickets for the round trip, one dollar
Refreshments of all kinds on board.
She leaves Friday evening at $50 from
the foot Of Court street. lOS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. juno %, 1872.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFEIcE, /
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June Is, lSl2.J
There is a moderate demand for
money to-day, and some of the banks
are scrutizing paper offered little more
closely, but gilt-edge paper maturing in
thirty or sixty days can be readily
placed at 10 U cent. There is scarcely
any
EXCHANGE
making, and transactions between banks
did not amount to over $50, 900 at 81 so
az premium p $1,000. Some time cot
ton bills were taken at lc discount.
Nothing is being done in
GOLD
whichis taken at ll2!Sll24 by dealers.
In
LOCAL INVESTMENTS
we find no changes worthy Of note. AS
will be seen by a card elsewhere, the
July interest upon the Mississippi levee
bonds will be paid on presentation Of
coupons at the First National Bank, of
this city, or the National Park bank, Of
New York. This having become known
late yesterday, there was considerable
inquiry for these bonds, and one lot of
$4,000 ex-July coupon were sold at 4Oc
the price paid a few days since for
$35, 1000, with the coupon. There is con-
siderable clipping being done to-day by
the holders OF Arkansas levee bonds,
and to-nights express will doubtless
convey large amount of the July cou-
pons to New York, where, it is said by
some, the interest will be paid by the
financial agent of that State. How he
will obtain the money is mystery not
yet solved. In the face of this, how
ever, one dealer to-day offered TO sell
SIC, 900 or $4,000 at 23c. Other Sc.
curities are nominally as follows:
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PUMPS, 44S Main street.
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ATTENTION. ATTENTION!l

LADIESi LADIES'
TO THE SOUTHERN PALACE
THE CLOSING OUT SALE
will last but few days longer, SO be
sure and call at the Southern Palace
this week for anything in the line of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
AND GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.
This stock must positively be closed
out in short time. All goods are sold
BELOW NEW YORK COST,
to insure immediate sale.
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Last week for bargains at BarDa-
by's, under OvertOn Hotel. l04
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NEW ORLEANS. June 2s. IL Naturalization is
steady. Sight exchange, par@1<c premium.
Sterling. commercial, 23ss928. Middling.
2f1<c; sales, so.
New YORK. June 2S. 10 a.m.-The market
opens quiet Sales ct ell United States ports
reslnrdaY. TO: recaints. COS. here. 211.
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fBeI0w high water.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary.
T0ficiail S. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, U. S. A.
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Last week for bargains ut Barna'
by,s, under OvertOn Hotel. 10i
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

ME PHI6s
Friday Evening. June IS, lsz2.
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NOR RENT-HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS,
II besides dining room, kitchen, etc. Inquire
nj Whites Marble Works, corner Poplar and
Second streets.
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EXCHANGE
LOCAL INVESTMENTS

whichis taken at ll2l9ll2a by dealers,
T..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-09

that their way of growing rich is conducive to
the worlds good Not that they would leave of
If the reverse was made plain to them. No; i
you show that their way of growing Queensland
cotton or FIJI arrowroot is destroying the island
ers as fast. as they can be destroyed, they will
talk about rOtting races in the spirit Of the back
woodsman who improves his Indians of the face
Of the earth. IL you show that, besides the dying
out of whole race, its poor remnants are, by the
tricks OF these devil's-missionaries, turned hope
lessly against that Christianity which else might
be their comfort in their decay, they will either
warn you against listening to medder's tales, or
else with brazen hypocrisy they will assert that
it is really good thing for the poor Polynesian
to be torn from his island and take to the labor
field and the barrack, because there he will be
brought in contact with civilization We repu-
date such miserable repetition of subterfuges,
which good Bishop Las Casas in his latter days
bitterly repented having gwen way to-"
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNoIuLu. OCTOBER 8 $50

HONOLULU, OCTOBER $, lsT2
We have no foreign arrivals to report. The Queen
Emma sailed on Saturday last with a full freight
amounting to Is0 tons Sugar 90 tons Rice and Paddy,
some 100 bales Pulu, LOO Hides and some TallOw
and Wool.
The D. c. Murray is now fully due with mail. It
is not likely she win bring much cargo and there is
but little here for return cargo, especially the
steamer will be here to sail about the same time.
The brig Augusta is loading for Oregon, and bark
Delaware for British Columbia both will carry gilmore
or less Sugar, Rice, Molasses and Pulu.
The reports from Maui are not at all favorable to
the growing crops, still they have had little rain
lately. From the Hilo district the reports are most
favorable the crops premises to be much larger than
was expected still We doubt now if the coming crop
will be as large as the last. Maui has heretofore
turned out double the quantity of Sugar produced by
Hawaii and Kauai together. This year it is question
able if it turns out as much. The great scarcity of
labor Maui and Hawaii is being severely felt.
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Mr.. EDIToR Reading the July British Quar-
terly RerieicS article on Marco Polos Travels,
you viii find the following extract, which may or
may not be pertinent to the much discussed ques
ton of Labor and Population:
Now, one lesson borne in upon US by the
changes which the world has seen since Polo's
day is distrust of trade as a regeneration. Here
we're countries full of the wealth, the comforts,
all the results of trade. Here was mercantile ac-
tiyity over greater area than the world has since
seen. Here was the hustle, the competition, the
energy which Westerns have since developed, an
ticipated, Just as bank notes and the mariners
compass had been anticipated. And what is the
result? Well the poet of course exaggerates
when he says,
Better fFy years Of Europe than cycle Of cathHy,
but still he touches the blot Stagnatiou, intel
lectual poverty, social evils greater than our own
these are what nation has come to which
gave itself up to trade.
alt is necessary to note this for despite re-
peated disappointments, the believers in the Cos
pei of trade are as unfinching as the believers in
the Commune. Not FIVE years ago Elihu Burritt
was making one of his tours, giving out the old
platitudes, talking of Commerce (which has fire.
ouently been prime cause of bloodshed among
civilized nations) as the grand pacifer hiding out
of sight such unpleasant facts as that certain
commercial States prefer war to free trade. Nor
will the events of two years ago have cured such
men, though it seems patent enough that trade
and conmerce, and the growth of wealth, did not
do much for France, and that the Germans, COM
mercially, have made very good thing of war.
The fact is, people who care not whit about the
gospel of trade (the supposed connection, I. e.
between trade and the peaceful progress of many
like this sort of talk Just as the Jews 10 Ezekiels
days liked to have smooth things talked to them.
They are determined TO make money in their own
way aud they are delighted if any one proves
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

i the Estate Of j. l.. DESHA, deceased.
Whereas by Order of Court issued by the Hon.
Elisha H. Allen, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
the 2Sth day of September, A. D. 1872 the under
signed will sell public auction the premises at
Kikhale, Honolulu, on SATURDAY, the End day of
November, AID. 1872 at IL NJ ali the right, title and
interest of said deceased in and the following real
tate bounded and described as follows, viz. Begin
ming at the southwest side of lane feet wide at
point which is North 81 so West, true, two hun
bred and seventy-four and half feet from the juno
ton of said lane with Mauna Rea Street. just above
Liberty Hail. and running South 60 40 West, true,
eighty-sx and half feet, and South Sc 30' West,
true twenty mine and threetenths feet along right
of way thence South Il East, true, thiry-one and
half feet, North IS 3O' East, true, twenty eight
and eight-tenths feet and South 20 80 East true
nine and threetenths feet along Royal Patents Nos
80 and 55, thence n. 81 90 East, true, ninety
and sx-tenths feet along Royal Patent No. A.
thence n. 2S 30' West, true, forty-fve and half
feet along lane, specified above and containing
area of $50 square feet, per survey made by G.
J. Lyons in 1872.
The said lot is subdvded in three parts, the plans
of which be at the Office of W. C. Parke, at
the Court House, and will be exposed for sale sep
arately together with the buildings thereon situated
Also, Immediately after said sale, there will be
sold at the Court House, all the right, title and in
of said deceased in and to that lot of land sit
uated in Pauoa Valley, and containing by survey
III acres more or less Ia plot Of which can be seen
at the Office of W. C. Parke,) and particularly
described in Land Commission Award Kueana No.
525, Apana ., to S. Kapuiki, March IS, 1855.
W. C. PARKE,
Administrator Estate J. L. Desha
c. S. BARLOW, Auct'r.
Honolulu, October ], 1872. S9-4t
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Securely Provided For.

Azd a. to the best Company, there many COED.
sound ones that with ordinary intelligence you
scarcely 20 amiss But be sue you select a purely
Life Insurance. Company. Avoid cooperative sWindss
as you would poison, and insure only in Life Con-
pany doing a legitimate life business. Keep out q
Local Boards you would keep out q the ere. So.
lect well established, we'll regulated and we'll
aged Life Company. One that has safely passed
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has By its fair and honorable dealing with policy
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This Company is new over ten years old has had
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SECURITY
The SECURITY IiIFE COEPAsY needs no other com
mendaton than Ks successful business in our own
Islands.
Parties on the other Island desiriag Information Or
needing documents viii apply 10 the Agent for the
Kingdom,
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For Sale.
ga Just Received, via San Francisco
An Invoice of English Saddles.
I5-6m H. HAGKFELD 4 co
Consular Notice.

LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate
n of WILLIAM cR0LEY, deceased, late Of Maui,
are hereby notified TO pay the amount Of such in
debtedness to GEORGE W. WILLF0NG, at Wal
uku, Maui. who duly authorized to in the set
Element of said Estate to the United States Consul
at Honolulu within sixty days from date ; and all
persons having claims against said Estate
quesled present them for settlement above. S5St
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A Card.

NOTICE in the semi-weekly p. c. A., of Oct. Sd,
article, in which it is stated that one of the Pro-
prietors had met with a chursh rebuff" from an
Officer in charge of the Station House. The simple
facts of the case we're these, that had charge of
the Station House at the time alluded to- and had re-
eeived strict instructions admit one which was
strictly carried out. asked for information by
Mr.. Proprietor, which was unable to furnish. On
asking to be admitted as member of the Press, he
was given to understand that could be admit
at the time, upon which the Proprietor turned
away indignantly and left" It.seSns to me unjust
for Mr. Proprietor to rush of full of ire and make
grOundess accusations against officer in the dis
charge of his duty, because his self-vanity was
piqued at the refusal admit him when the startling
requst was made az as member Of the Press" For
the I" PrOprietor's' sake let quote a word two
which once heard of certain animal "that the
lower be held his head the less people would of
his ears" and act accordingly.
a. MoDUFF.
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NOTICE.

VNHE land formerly belonging to the
i late Kamaikau, of Honolulu, deceased in the
year 1858, and inherited by right of descent by his
sister Aa also deceased, has by decree of the Pro-
bate Court of the Hawaiian Islands, given by Hon.
II. A. Widemann, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, the 9th day of February, 1871 become the
property of the undersigned, husband of the dece-
dent, which property is situated at Auwaiolimu, in
Honolulu, and more particularly described in Land
Commission Award No. 1872, and Royal Patent No.
1908, and present held by William Berril, his
agents. Now, this is to notify the said William Ber
rl, that the undersigned claims damages for the use
of said land from the date first held by him up to the
last day of September 1872. which claim is assessed
at the rate of Sixty Dollars year. and if not paid
on before the last day of December, 1879, will
take possession Of all property the premises and
dispose of the at public auction to satisfy said
claims.
Should the said claims be paid or before the
last day of December next, hereby further notify
the said VIM. BerrlI to remove the buildings or
cause the same to be removed from the above men
toned premises. For further particulars inquire of
G. W. PILIP0, my agent, Honolulu.
KAH00MAU.
Honolulu, October 7tb, 1872. 80 linz
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Phases of the Moon for the Month of Oct. 1872.
PREPARED BY carr. DANIEL SMITH.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE.
TINE sun RISING AND SETTING
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

HIS Excellency the Minister of Interior re-
turned yesterday morning in the Pauahi from a
visit to the Leper settlement on Molokai, where
he had been to look into the management Of that
establishment. He was gratifed TO find every
thing going on satisfactorily, and the lepers as
comfortable and contented as people in their IN
fortunate condition could well be. His Excellency
was detained on Molokai longer than he antici-
pated, owing to the calm weather which pre-
vented the Pauahi from making the usual
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HIS Excellency the Governor Of Oahu, and
Mrs. DOmiuis returned yesterday from Waialua
with party consisting Of Col. and Mrs. Pratt
n lie Monneyer, and several other gentlemen
who have been tasting the sweets of country life
there for week or two.
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POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year il
two per cent. The chance that your house viii buru
within year is less than quarter per cent. Why
insure the latter and neglect she farmor7
Life Insurance Is not ike Fire Insurance..
pense, but a sure investment 10 time Of need
No man can forcsee the condition Of biz Affairs at
his Death. but BY Life Insuranca lamily can Be
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QUICK DEsPATCH.-The bark Queen Emma
which vessel arrived here on the LIST inst. with
full cargo Of assorted merchandise, was discharged
aud reloaded with full cargo of sugar by her en-
terprisRg agents, Messrs. G. Brewer & Co., in
less than five days. This is the quickest despatch
we remember in the case of sailing vessel.
The Queen Emma sailed for San Francisco on
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Notice,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
L HIRAM FREDENBERG, of Koloa, Kauai, has
appointed W. H. WRIGHT, of the same place, as his
Attorney, having given him full power to act for him
and in his stead. HIRAM FREDBNBERG.