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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-06
Nearly Half q Century !

1t is now over forty years since Bristol's sarsa.
parllla and Pills were frst introduced to the
public. and now. amer that long period Of trial,
they are universally admitted to DO the best Of
all remedies for Impure blood and humors,
scrofula, old sores and confirmed rheumatism.
$40 ee3 lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-06

FoR the very best Photographs, 20 to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
az ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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Weather Break In Pischs-C sse
Psstpsned-Ossrt Appointment
ArraIEled-New lnesrpsraasns-
Money.
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To CANDIDATES.


70. Ham. Of Stock. op,niag I'd. CAN clo.i.o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

The death is announced Of a singular
character In the Royal Irtlrmary ut
Edinburg. Scotland named Alexander
Merrilees, better known by the soubri-
quet of "Sally Kelly" He was 81
years Of age, more than 40 Of which
had been spent in prison. He was a
true vagrant, never learned n trade,
but gained his living by doing odd jobs
for such as would employ him, or by
singing and begging In the streets, and
Il was from one Of his favorite songs
that he obtained the nick name by
which he was generally known. He
had been convicted Of various charges
OF petty theft, upward of35O times, and
when not In prison, spent his nights Mt
the Central police office, from whence
he was often elected for misconduct,
when he would adjourn to one Of the
cellars Of the building. One Of the last
offences he committed was that OF steal
ing some tools belonging to work
man, who had been making some re-
pairs In police cell. "Sally" knew
the history Of all the governors OF the
jail for the past century, and was tho.
roughly acquainted with every part Of
both the old and new prison. When
sent to the Poor-house or House OF
Refuge, he would not remain, a. he
used to say the treatment he received
In the prison was far superior.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

REALLY there issomething awful, not
to say impious, In the audaclty of chat
man who swindles in the sale Of light
ning-rods. He who thus tamperS with
the respectability Of the shafts Of .Jove
must expect, sooner or later. to DO a
mark ofthe avenging bolt. The james
to,cn penny Journal relates how a
merchant Of lightning-rods persuaded
a rural gentleman to permit him, just
for an advertisement, to ornament his
farm-buildings with rods. All he asked
was note for 81, as, but for that, the
patentees might take down the rods
any day. So he handed him 4 note
ready drawn for signature; 1t was
signed with touching confidence, and
without inspection and it now turns
out to have been drawn for $l36 The
maker thinks that he might almost rs
we'll have been struck by lightning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

GEO. w. MALRY, a famous Methodist
preacher, once, In addressing himself
especially to the colored people OF his
congregation. cried out: "Iou, my
dear black brethren, God bless your
black, greasy hides; when you get to
heaven you will be japanned all over
with glory"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

Each Ticket win be composed Of Two Cou-
pont, OF the value OF $2,60 each. which Coupon
will entitle tho holder TO admission 70 me Con; :
cert and to one-hai OF any ait s"Afoeo 70 'a'o
r The Concert and the distribution Of the One
Thousand Gins will take place at Virginia City,
Nevada, on the 18th day Of August, 1879, under
the Immediate supervision OF the Trustees. q
directed by tho Act Of the Legislature authoriE-
Ing the same.
II Ono Hundred Thousand Tickets will DO
sold. from the proceeds OF which $4,000 In
Gold Coin Gifts will be returned to the holders
Of Tickets,
s .sss1s ssHssDs as &:
Act authorizing the Concert, as follows:
san moneys coming into the State Treasury
from sources provided for in this Act, shall bo,
and the same Is hereby, set apart. and shall 30
constituted Special Fund; to be Known N q S, mo
Treasurer shall report TO the Governor the full
amount received from said source from time to
time, and tho Governor shall report the same 10
tho next Legislature" ,s
The Drawing will be In public, and SonductSo
In the samc manner ss that q the Aercanthe
library Of San Francisco. California;
The holders Of Tickets 70 which GiEs arc
awarded, will present tho same immedlatsY AZ
ter the Drawing TO Wells, Fargo @ Co.. SsL
urer Virginia City Nsvsaa SS iSf IN Se eolected
sbsoUsS es os sGsi BapkinS Houses or Wells, Fargo D
70 - Exprcss, All Communications Will %
sdiressed & 10 d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager, %
Virginia City, Nevada. All orders ios Ilckets
will BE- promptly attended 70 oy inc 1nnsgedt' a,cgd
cEets arc srn GOOD only to the holders and will
W R hst the Enterprise will be managed with In.
teerity and responsibility, we will refer TO the
following prominent citizens:
J.D. MINOR.
J. SCHOOLING.
w. ii. HOBART.
A. b. TREADWAY, Carson City.
GEO. D. FRYER. Carson City.
CHAS. +. BICKNELL.
Hon. J. P. JONES. Gold Hi,
w. B. THORNBURG, Virginia City.
az &. EPGsKTGRMSlA PpENpERSAsF xsIg11s Viisinis 2 City
JSHN JSHN skdEi skasN' y,5siI1aihi ssSIa mi. Gii1l.''
KENNEDY D MALL0N, Virginia City.
Hon. NJ. s. B6NNIFIELO, Unionvillo.
w, N, BORING, Aurora.
A.C. CLEVELAND, Hamilton, White Pine.
L. T. FOX. Gold Hill:
D. L. HASTINGS. Silver City.
q. & q " hH5Pkhass HOPKINS, viSsSni Virsini. city.
r. McBRTH. Galena.
W. W. Mccoy. Eureka.
q. F. MILLS, White Pine.
T.B STAMP, Virginia City.
J. W. SMALL. Genoa.
4. 4. FF..JG.TENNANf, T. iSS An Hamilton, White Pine.
j. ". RLLYsoN. Carlin.
C. FULLER. Austin. .
A. ]. LOCKWOOD, Empire City.
WELLS, FARGO & co, vIrsisia City,
Treasurer.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO

,y.yv aoINa HAsrI ARRIVE Y'M EAST.
tss" !.ss ossl,na @ and: $50" ssS. i.S" isS"
SIS s.s Nils...-I 7os" Ila+s"
SIS" i,is~ 1Sr s:sSssSa sseisso. a" 7iS is
.on,vv ~ wEsrI LEAVE come WEST
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DRIFTING.

DRIFTING.
IT THOMAS BUCHANAN RxAp.
- -
Ny soul to-day Is tAr away
Sailing the vesuvius Bay:
Swims round the purple peaks remote.
Round purple peaks II sails, and seeks,
Blue lnlets and their crystal creeks,
A duplicated golden glow.
Far, vague. and dim the mountains swim;
While on Vesuvius' misty brim,
stapds
O'erlookine the volcanic lands.
Hare IsehIa smiles DER LIQUID miles;
G.,n,y yS.ns, v.its her sapphire yates
Rscn,iin, ,o her Srioht estates.
h.od rot ~ NV ripplinp skifr
tr.,h Sr.smS,l ewes NV snirit Hcs
Ir.,I.. ,hs ,.sIl. ~ payaiisc
e"~01 s-N
I-,ss, tho valls where swells and fslls
~ Z iie in,sn softiy ~
clond mon ,hIs Iionid .ky,
n"N
Ths dsv so mild. IA heavens own child,
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NOTICE.

IN AND AFTER JUNE TENTHA-A
the Ordinance In relation TO ~
HOGS. DOGS and GOATS will be as.a@
strictly enforced. !. +. BERRY;
Gold Hill, Juno 81, lsTa u
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FOR SALE,
rHE BUSINESS AND FIXTURES

TN ryE WELL KNOWN SALOON NEXT
dom TO the Fountain Restaurant: Aleo. the
entire Stock, consisting Of WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, CUTLERY, and
For further particulars apply at the l slloon to
mnr2S m T. 3. FINCH.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-02

1870 reached respectively near S5oO.OOO per
year. and were increasing. The Government Of
Great Britain again refused to interfere, adducing
as 4 reason the fact that the consultations of the
internal affairs of New zealsnd had cost the
Home Government SlOO,OOO0OO. Mr.. Glad
stone also SAID that the country was already over
whelmed with responsibilities, aud he declined
for the present adding to them by any addition
of dependencies He promised, however, the
aid of the Government in putting down the ini-
quities Of the South Sea labor traffic, and stated
that the foreign Office was in correspondence
with the United States and Peru, asking tor their
cooperation. Mr.. Macarthur announced that he
should not lose sight Of the matter, and it is
more than probable, since our government has
entered into some sort Of arrangement with the
Navigator Islands, that Great Britain will not be
so anxious to remain alOof from FIJI in orler to
keep pace with the United States in South Paci-
ic interests. 1t is satisfactory to know that the
iniquities of the labor traffic have called forth
such condemnation as are morally certain to lead
to their suppression.
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Fiji Islands and GREAT Britain.

The entrance into the family of nations of the
new Kingdom Of FIJI says the San Francisco
Bz7etia, has not so far been success. The
white settlers, composed chiefly of former Aus
tralians, who we're mainly instrumental in start
ing the FTiaus into the national business, are it
would appear, nov beset with jsalousies conse-
queut upon the chickering's and strife for Office
and. 3 short time since, the timely arrival of a
British man-of-Ear alone prevented q recourse to
arms in opposition to certain proceedings of the
Government in the seizure of vessel for some
infraction Of the law. Before the attempt was
made to establish this mosquito kingdom, appli-
cation was made to the British Government
through the Colony Of New South Wales for the
British crown to establish prOteeiorate over the
Islands, bat this was peremptOriIy refused. On
the 18th ult-, Mr.. Macarthur, an Australian EeT-
chant, introduced the subject in his place 10 the
House Of Commons, and moved an address to
the Queen praying her to establish protectorate
Is required. Mr. Macarthur referred to the grow
ing commercial importance Of the Fijis, and ia
stsnced the dissensious and disputes of the
Europeans controlling the government, as CO.
gent reason Why Great Britain should nov inter
fere. he stated that there we're 1000 Europeans
and Americans residing on the islands, who
possessed l6T vessels aggregating 1890 tons,
and that the value Of the exports and imports in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-02

We have before now been accused Of
using language In regard to the whaIers
which was calculated to drive them from
this poTt. and cause them to make their
rendezvous at San Francisco. We have
coutended that in order to make San
Francisco the recruiting depot for whalers
they must be owned and sailed from
there; that 10 90 into United States
por1 would, in many cases, ruin the
VOYAGE There Is always 4 class Of
men practicing IN the courts, and calling
themselves lawyers, who hunt up cases
among seamen and poster and worry the
masters Of vessels, and in many cases en-
tai heavy costs upon the ship, when
really there Is no reason for 1t In a
foreign port this seldom occurs except
Tor good canse-
It's supposed that large proportion
Of the xhalers nov at the North VIII
visit san Francisco tais Fall instead of
HoROlnlu and other ports of this King
don, IS formerly The prospect before
them there for obtaining crews is not
hzttering; sezmen are scarce-so scarce,
indeed, that wages are more exorbitant
than has ever before been the case IN any
great commercial port 1t costs the
xbezt freighting ships one hundred
pounds or Eve hundred dollars per man
for crew to London or Liverpool, and
they are hzrd to be got al that Then
what via the Ehaiers do when they 90
there in the FaHe The exorbitsnt wages
paid BY nerehanfnen wa indnoe the
crews OF whzlers 10 desert almost to
man, ana The business vii not afford the
giving Of erorbitant laws and advances
We predict that the result viii be that
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-02

HER MAJESTY QUEEN EMMA, on Thurs
day evening. gave an elegant entertain
meut to q large number Of guests at her
country residence At Hanaiakamalama
Over two hundred guests were assembled
on the occasion, all Of whom enjoyed
themselves 10 the utmost degree Dancing
was kept up 10 late hour. Seldom has
a more elegant entertainment been given
in Honolnla Il was TO be regretted that
the departure OF the Nevada on Thursday
afternoon prevented the Princes Philip
and August, Of SAKE Coburg, from being
present on the occasion.
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Marshal's Sale.
WILLIAM H1LLEBRASD, Complainant.


PETER YOUNG KAEO, Defendant
WREFOLE ELISHA II. ALLEN, CHIEF
hD Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Law and Equity for
the Hawaiian Islands.
By virtue Of dec ee issued out Of the Supreme Court
Law Equity Of the Hawaiian Islands, in Of tho
above named complainant against Peter Young Kaeo the
above named defendant for the Of Four Thousand SIX
Hun ed aud Seven 51-OO a. 60 3 shall expose for sale
Public Auction the Court House in Honolulu.
excepting the three lots described and situated in Lhaina
Maui which lots will be sold in Lahana, WEDNESDAY
the lith Of November II noou all the right title and inter
est Of the said Peter Young Raeo in and to the following de
eribed parcels Of real estate, sne portions thereof
Is The land described in Royal Patent "a situated on
Maunake street. Honolulu Oahu and being the uuka por
ton Of the Kaeo premises the aka portion having been
conveyed Puhalahua-
"a The nj Of Kahawale, Honolulu Oahu, described in
Land Commission Award No $50.
ID The House lot 10 PuakO and Naianae, Lahana Maui
described in Land Commission Award No 54s3, Apaaa
4th. The House Lot in Puako, Lahana Mani described
Land Commission Award No. $3.50, Apana 5.
9th. The Ahupuaa Of Hookaa Laaina Maui described IN
Award Of Land Commission No. $50.
Roth S.h Ss Ah Nd Iss q ws k0a Hawaii described in
And also the Ahupuaa Il waikahikah Puma Hawaii lie
scrbed in Royal Patent No l66s Apana The foregoing
parcels land being same described the deed of d.
vision By the heirs Of Raeo and Lahah Kaeo. aud
ing Y Races part the deed being duly recorded In The
Registry Office in Honolulu, 10 Lber l6 pages ISL 81 23
All that tract II land situated IN Kohaa, Hawaii known
at present leased to the Wanea Grazing Company rent
al Of ESQ per annum.
An that lot Of land in Kulaokahua Honolulu Oahu and de
scribe,l in Royal Patent No. 1906
All that piece and parcel land situafel in the Iii Of Koie
Opa, Kapaama Oahu, and described in Award Land Com
mission No. 55l5 Apana J. part and fr which an aoda
title has been granted.
All that lot u land in Laana described Award u Land
Commission No. s5l5, situated 10 Puak0 and Containing
TOods and 10 rods being the premises fmery uscd a. Han
by the Odd Fellows d Lahana.
The four last pieces Of land having been devised to p T.
haeo By keoBi Ana. whose Win duly probate
in the Supreme Court Of the Islands. together with
al the rights privileges and appureDance and buildings %
The same belonging unless said judgment interest
Of and my fees and commissions be previously satisfied
Honolulu, sept I'd. 1s72 '''--' ''' s5- ~ =
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HIS Exoellency the Acting Minister for
Foreign Affairs aud Mrs. Hutchinson enter
tanned At dinner on Wednesday last. Her
Majesty Queen Emma, Prince Philip
Of Coburg Gotha, Prince August of Co
burg GoJha, the Chancellor of the King
dom. their ExceIlencies the Minister of
Finance and the Attor.4y General, Hon.
c. r. Bishop and Mrs.. Bishop, His Excel
lency the Minister Resident Of the United
States, His ExoeIlency the Governor of
Oahu and Mrs Dominis, Hon. c. C. Harris,
Hon Col D. Kalakaua, Hon W. P. IA
makau, Hon. II. A. Kahanu, " lie
Monneyer, Commissioner and Consul for
France, Dr.. E. Hoffman,, Consul for Aus
tina, M. J. C Glade, Consul for Germany,
and Mrs. Glade. Captain Green, L. s n,
M. F. 4 Schaefer, Col. and Mrs Pratt,
Miss Brickwood, DR.. Trousseau, and NJ
Pernet.
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THE NoN-ExPLosIVE
KEROSENE LAMPS
PERKINS & HOUSES PATENT.

We claim for this Lamp as folIOwsi
/ Absolute Safety under all circumstances, both from
breaking and explosion
2 It gives twice as much light from sized wick
,. It uses IS per cent less oil for equal amount Of
light
l. It gives no odor in burning, turned so low.
5. The steadiness Of the fame is wonderful.
s. 1t is Ornamental and Dursble-Iasts lifetime.
4 Il is successful rival of Gas at trihing expense
s. 1t burns any kind Of Coal 0l-g0od or bad
There i nov need Of 10 more Shocking Deaths
aud Terrible Fires from Coal Oil Lamps exploding OF
breaking
To sustain these strong claims, We refer to the
Lamp itself and to critical tests by the most eminent
Scientific Men
An orders will be attended to By Mr.. Ed. Everett.
J. H. C0KEF,
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
lSpeeizea LonPs slay Be seen At Bdrtor's. 23-3u
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Boundary Commissioners Notice.
WHEREAS, the following Application

WHEREAS, the following Applications
w for Settlement Of Land Boundaries have been
fled with me, to wit
l. Application of Sylvester Cullen for settlement
Of the boundaries Of the Iii Of Pocs, in Waiahole,
Koolaupoko, Island Of Oahu.
?. Application of DR.. E. Hoffman, for settlement
Of the boundaries Of portion Of the Iii Of Kalawa-
hine, in Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Oahu.
3. Application Of Along for settlement Of the
boundaries of portion Of the Iii Of Kaawahine in
Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Oahu.
l. Application of A. F. Judd for settlement of the
boundaries Of portion of the Iii Of Wakahalulu, in
Nuuauu Valley, Honolulu Oahu.
5. Application of J. R. Kinney for settlement Of
the boundaries of portion Of the Iii of Kalawahine
Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Oahu.
Notice is hereby given, that on THURSDAY, OC-
T0BER Sd, A. D. 1872, at IL o'clock noon. at the
Court House in Honolulu. viii hear the above ap-
pcatiOns, which time and place all persons inter
ested may appear aud show cause, if any they have,
Why the said applications should not be granted.
W. p. KAMAKAU
Commissioner Of Boundaries for the Island of Oahu.
Honolulu, Sept q, 1S72 81 2t
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issariat ct Consulat de Ia Rspubliqus Franeaiss
Aux lies Hawaii.
Avis aux Francois.
TN RECENsRMENT oUINoENNAI. a.

TIN REQUIREMENT QUINQENNAL de
" Ia population ayant. en- &c moment, lieu en-
France, lie GOuTernement de Ia Republicans Went, par
une circulaire adressee ses Agens a Petranecr de
les charger de reeVer lie nonbre lie seze, Page les
mons, ETC., de lears natonaux resdant das eurs cir
eonscriptioDs respeetives.
En- consequences, toas les Fraueais habitant, a
quelque titre que soft, des lies de PArrhipel
sont invites youlor bien presenter dams IN delhi
Partir d'aujourdhui, al Consulat de France Homo
lulu Orchard Street, 39,) de 10 h. a midi.
Rait Honolulu, ie Mercredi, IL Septembrs, 1877.
Le Consul ct C0mmislairs de Ia RepubIque Fran
eaise, HENRY LIE MOENYER.
Isl 55-fm
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NOTICE.

DROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
II made to the undersigned by Chas r. Bishop and Chas
KAnaina Guardians Of William Q. LuBau that the bounds
res Of the Ahnpuaa Of WaipOu situated in the district Of
Puma Island Of Kauai be defined and settled Notice
Is hereby given TO whom may that THURSDAY
the 18th day Of November at 10 the day and hour set
apart for the hearing Of said application at the Court House.
Wapouli Kauai. DUNCAN McBRYDE.
Commissioner Of Boundaries,
WahiaNa Knnai. Sent 18th lsI2. 81
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ntIRcuIT couRT oF IL FouRrn ID.

GfIHCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTH u
" dicial Circuit. Kauai, AuE=lt Term. A. D. Is7z
Loka Kamai, Libelant % divorce " Nozuifa kIEaii
the above entitled libel Or divorce e q crl.rf
q divorces from fhr bad q atFilnonr
tered in favor d the aid Loka Kaa q The cnuIs n ~
deseron u the aid M6anika Kamal 10 b. m1fs atnts
afier the expiration of ak months from The dats a. a. a.
upon eompllance with the terms thereof uniss sunt
cause shall appear % The contrary
And the lbsnnt ordereE % pubsh aftsssi cpT q
tbs order IN he Gogeraanf 62EEI1 and a A. oEs, -
six successive weeks; the hfsf pubstG- % D. whn ons
month from the .fe q his oFsr that aa infrr-f.l
may within ak mouths shoH VhJ sid drrrss shuu1
not Be made absolute
By the Cart. 9 n WIIc0v Ga
Naviiivili, August u, is72 EM
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the ships viii come to Honolulu for
crews where although, perhaps, on &C
count of the demand for labor here they
may be called upon to pay more than in
former years, still they viii be able to
obtain crews at rates which would make
ii possible for their voyages to pay.
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NOTICE.

TDROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
IL made to the undersigned by Chas. r. Bishop and Chas
Kanaina Guardians Of William e. LunaIilo that the bounda-
res OF the Ahupuaa Of Paa situated In the District Of Hoo
lau Island Of Kauai may be defined and settled Notice Is
hereby whom may concern, that TUESDAY the
5h day Of November, at 10 Is the day and hour
apart for the hearing Of said application at the Court House
Pilaa Kauai. DUNCAN McBRYDE,
Commissioner Of Boundaries.
Wahiswa, Kauai. sept. 10th, ISL 81
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G.IRoUIT couRr o. ~ Fornrn

~ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. KAUAI ~ Au-nst Term A.
D. lslz kAHEA Llbeant for divorce. KArLAIEEkAI.
In tho above entitled Libel orl1rri
that decree q divorce funl fha bond q lzfriuy
tered In favor u the said Kahe q the n rtn
q the aid Kauaikesai b made stsxfa a1f De ~
praion Il six months from The date q this decree spa
compliance with the terms there unleas sufficient
shall appear 10 the contrary
And the Libelant h ordered % Puhlh affsaa cnpv
this order IN the GoEKuynENT GtzETfE and Ar OEDf g.
six successive weeks. the first publication 10 b. aiikn ns
month from this order that rsrrn iurrtnI
may within ak uosth shos uhy drcrue sbo-i
not be made absolute.
By ths Court q. " WILCOX. Cl1rt-
Aug. II, ISL G1
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C0RRESPONDENCE.

SoTIcE 70 CoKREsroSnEyTs. Every person in
tercs;ed in the welfare Of this Kingdom has right
70 express his opinions in this paper.
However, II is understood that the Editor IS not
responsible foT the opinions expressed by any
pondept
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Notice +!

ALL PERSONS having any claims against
n the Estate Of EDWARD Lesson, deceased,
VIII please present the to the underzignsd within
Six months from date.
Hama, August 2eth, 1872. A. UNA,
sslt Administrator.
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By Resolution passed by the Legis-
lature, and approved by His Majesty the
King on the goth of July, the Minister OF
Finance was authorized to pay out of the
Public Treasury, at the rate of fifty cents
per day, for each seaman returned for
each day he was on board the vessel in
which he was brought hither. On the
18th ult, the Minister of Finance paid
the sum authorized by the Resolution,
which amounted TO two thousand and
ffty-seven dollars, to the following ships,
as certified by the {. S. Consul, Mr.. Mat
toon;
Bark Midas, men, SO days. IL
Bark Lagoda, Is men, 40 DAYS. 600
Ship Dan1 Webster, Is men, 20 d'ys 500
Bark Europa, p men, 40 days. 49, $50
1t will be perceived that three of the
vessels which brought down Hawaiian
seamen received exactly twenty dollars
per man, the other. the bark Midas, ne
ceived nineteen dollars and half This
is undoubtedly fair compensation for
bringing the crews OF the Hawaiian yes
sells down from the Arctic.