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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-08

This work is a complete history Of all branches
of industry, process Of manufacture, etc, in all
ages. 1t is a complete encyclopedia of arts and
manufactures, and is the most entertaining and
valuable work Conformation on subjects of gem
eral interest offered to the public 1t is adapted
to the wants Of the Merchant Manufacturer,
Mechanic, Farmer, Student and Inventor, and
sells TO both old and young ofall classes. The
book is sold by agents who are making large
sales in all parts Of the country tits offered at
low price ofS3,50, and is the cheapest book ever
sold by subscription Notamy should be with
out copy We want Agents in every town in
the United States, and no Agent can fail to do
well with this book. Our terms are liberal.
we give orr agents the exclusive right Of teri
tory One Of our agents sold l35 copies in eight
days, another sold 363 in two weeks. Our
gent in Hartford sold 397 in one week, Spe-
cnens of the work sent 10 agents on receipt of
stamp For circulars and terms to agents adj
dress the publishers
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Minnehaha Lodge.

The following officers of Mime
haha Lodge, I. O. Good Templars
of Marietta, we're installed at tho
last regular meeting for the present
quarter:
Rev. VIM. A. Rogers, Worthy
Chief Templar
Miss Moliie Henderson, Worthy
Vice Templar.
II. A. Dunwody, w. r. 5.
J. i. Root, +. s.
W. f. Gilbert, w. 7.
DR.. J. T. JelIs, W. c.
A. b. Gilbert, A. S.
Clifton Mansfield, W. N.
Mrs Sallie Nell, d. NJ.
Mrs. Henry Melodies, Il. II. ;.
Mrs. W. J Cunpsty, L. II 5.
Miss Anna Waters, |. g.
W. B. Clinkscalcs, o. g.
J. Z. Page, p. w. G. T.
DR.. W. Z. DunwodY, l.. y.
w. q. Mansfield, 0rganist.
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MARIETTA MARKET.
MAEINIlA. "a. Novemoer 30 |

MARIETTA, Ga. November 9Th 1872.
COTTON comes in freely aud fiuds ready
sale in Marietta at full Market rates About
70 bale. sold on Wednesday last.
COTTON.--lG4
GRAIN.-Wheat, $50 10 100 Corn 50 to 50
Oats Scots.
MEAL---90
BAGON.-Clear Sides lie. Shoulders l2l
PORK.-7cts
HAMS.-20 to u per pound
MOLASSES.-- Cuba, per gallon, hhds 80 to
10 toe. New Orleans and Syrups, from re to
81,
TOBAGCO.-Low grades, Sound G2t TO IS /;
medium grades. 65 to Zoe; fine CRATES IS to 81.
choice Sl25
FLOUR 500 to S1l.00
SUGAE.-Crushed aud granulated per 10.
IS to l5c; Hand A. lG B Is. c. 1io.
LIAiE.--Georgia 50 TO See per blshel lily
draulc Cement S.
LARD. In bbs. l2!; in kegs and cans IA
to de
LEATHER White Oak Sole per ID 40 to
SOC hemlock sole 81 to %; upper per dozen
500 to 500 harness leather per ID. 40 10 4sc
POTATOES lrsh-Conntry 81 per bir.
Weslera s. to IS
SWEET POTATOES-G0 to 20
SALE Liverpool $3.50; Virginia S2,l0
BUFFERS 80 10 35c for good Chickens 90 to
25c
EGGs-ls to 90.
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Coming

DECAsrRo, the great illusioniSt, is
coming. We have notice also that
BARNuM's museum is vending its
way in this direction. 1t has a pro-
cession Of more than a mile in length
and embraces in general aggregate
1000 men and horses, 60 car loads
of chariots, cages, dens, carriages
and equipages, requiring six collos-
sal paviIIions for exhibition, covering
land equal to Belgianfarm in time
of Louis XIV. It has 800 living
rare wild animals, birds, beasts and
reptiles; 100000 animate, mani
mate and representative curiosities.
Barnum's museum is worth going to
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A New Store

It leaked out that new store
had been opened on Cherokee street
and after general h'ost we found it
at the old stand Of + Page in full
blast. Our clever young friends,
J. p. Leakc and 7. l.. Hunt, are the
proprietors, and have on hand a
varied assortment Of choice family
groceries, cheap and good. They
are young men well known in our
community, and have started bust
ness of their own, exhibiting an en-
terprise and energy worthy of re-
war;, and we trust our citizens will
lend he'll ping hand in making their
business a gratifying success by Civ
i?g them liberal share Of patron
age. See advertisement,
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a neIightfnl surprise.-

a Delightful Surprise whore
faces are clouded by superficial discoorations,
and who have resolved to try HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM a. a remedy, have no idea Of the
welcome surprise they will receive from their
mirrors after few applications Of that health
fal purifier Of the complexion If at al exclia-
bic they viii scream with rapture on behodiu2
the change ,hether the blsnish il Is desired
to remove be sailowness, blotches, piuiples,
frtckles. rOughness, OF an unnatural paiiOr, Il
is bound to disappear under the tonic operation
Of this wonderful agent. TO say that the tlem
ish disappears, does not, however, convey any
idea Of the effect produced by this celebrated
beautifer The unsigthy linge, whether dif'u-
sed over the whole eoGntenaHee or in spots, or
sSaiches Is replaced By a Uniform, pearly,bioom,
W which no description can do justice.
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"THE MAN ON HORSEBACK
ELECTED.

ELEC Ed
The World places Grants popu-
lar majority at 100000. Itsays the
defeat is due to the Democrats sur
rendering to Greeley, and the
decentralization consequent on the
New York Ring speculation of a
year or two ago and the dishearten-
ing nominations at Baltimore. That
the party had not recovered in time
from the Tammany faint to do any
thing until too late. 1t gives Grant
800 Electoral votes; Greeley 43,
balance doubtful.
Kentucky, the Republicans full
vote, but falling off of one-third OF
the Democratic vote. Greeley's
majority is probably ten thousand
Democratic Congressman elected in
every district.
Massachusetts is republican by
$4,000; New York 10000; North
Carolina 10000 to %, 900. Banks
is defeated by 5000. Connecticut
has Il gain of 900, enough to en-
sure the State to Grant. New Hamp-
shire is estimated at 1900 republic
can majority. Philadelphia gives
10000 Republican majority. The
State is 100000 majority for Grant.
Maine is republican by 10000
In Connecticut, Gen. Hawley, flor
Governor) is elected by 500 major
ity.
Ohio is republican by at least 25,-
600. There is again of over LOCO
in Hamilton county (Cincinnati).
There are large Republican gains
in Kentucky. Connecticut 1880
majority for Grant North Caro-
lima has gone Republican 10000.
Mississippi majority for Grant
10000. Five out of six Congress
men are republican.
Michigan is Republican by about
10000 majority. The entire Con-
gressional delegation is republican.
Iowa is Republican by about 10000
majority.
Louisiana $4,000 majority for
Greeley.
Indiana republican 5000. New
Jersey republican 1000. Illinois
republican $4,000. Maryland is
1000 majority for Greeley. Sixth
District republican.
Nebraska republican by 10000
Arkansas large republican gains
and probably republican by 1000.
Delaware is said to be republican
by 300.
California gone for Gran t by $3.50
majority.
wICONsIN.
MADISON, November G.-The State gives a
Republican majority Of $4,000.
ALABAMA.
Both sid. are confident Of the State, Mosi
ofthe Republican strongholds have been heard
| from, While tie slIOhS democratic county,
inaccessible to telegraph, have not been heard
GEORGIA
AUGUSTA, November G-Returns come il
slowly General Wright is elected to Congress
from the Eighth District by about 1000 ma
ority The Republican gains are large as
compared with the Governors election.
There will be Republican gain, throughout
the State Of about 5000.
The Republican ietuins indicate the election
of seven Democrats and two Republicans t'
Congress. Ii viii be several dSys before The
official count can be- given from the State 4
large.
Col. eileen has been defeated fol
Congress in the 9th District.
GLENN's MAJORITMs.
Monroe 400; Henry 300; De-
KaIb $50; Milton 200; Pike So;
total, 1853.
FREEAIAN's MAJoRITGES.
Houston l,223 Spalding 1913
Clayton 22l; Fulton Us; Epson
100; total. 1855. Freeman's ma
iority, 932.
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Cotton.

Marietta has shipped an enormous
amount of cotton since the season
opened, averaging at least Is bales
per day. The square has been dali
iy crowded with wagons loaded with
the Hoecy staple, all of which found
ready purchasers, paying the best
prizes.
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GroHGIA- pArLpING COUNTY i:

G, A. Owens applies TO ne for letters OF
Guardianship over tie person ai.l property OF
Alice. Francis. Caroline aud Bell Hogan, minor
heirs ot 81. r. Hogan, dec Il.
This is therefore 10 cite and require all per
son. concerned 10 be- aud appear At MY Office on
or before thefrst Monday in Noy. next, to show
cause. If any they can, Why said letters should
not be- granted the applicant Witness NY Otii-
cial signature. September 9Th, le72.
S. b. MCGREGOR, Or'dy.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE LEAVES NO RI
DICULOUSTINTS.

IT you feel dali drowsy, debilitated have fire.
queut headache, mouth taste bad. poor appetite
and tongue coated, you are suffering from Tor
pd Liver or "Biiousness," aud nothing will
cure you so speedily and permanently as DR..
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. Sold BY
al druggists.
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Special Notices.
The Warning has been Needed.

Since the exposure Of the attempts made by
certain INSCRIPTIONS local dealers to palm off
coarse astringents, made from cheap and impure
materials, in the place of the great national
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, public
opinion has set strongly against these empires
and their preparations. Their occupation il
gone, or soon will he. When the light is let
into deception it soon willis down. Persons
who tribe with their own health, by using UNI
known preparations with no guarantee to sus-
tain them when au established specific proven
by twenty years experience to be exactly what
il is claimed TO be- is within their reach, are
sure to repent their temerity. Many have done
so in this instance, bat it is hoped that the truth
plainly spoken has arrested the evil In the
meantime the demand for the leading protective
and restorative medicine of America was never
so great az it has been this season. From the
fever and ague districts Of the west, south west
and south, il il literally overwhelming, and it
may be said OF the advices from all parts of the
country of the cures it is etfectng in dyspepsia
bilious complaints. and chronic constipation,
that their name is legion" Everywhere the
sick and feeble seem to have realized the mpor
lance of "h0lding fast that which is good, and
of avoiding what is spurious and dangerous.
The numerous "Bitters,' under various names
which mercenary dealears endeavor to substi-
tute for Hostetters Stomach Biters, should be
avoided for heir own sakes, by the sick and
the public at large. Iiosteter's Bitters are pro-
durable IN bottles only, and never sold in bulk.
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Chr Mas'ctta 5nurnal.
Marietta, Georgia, November 8, 1872.

~ The following named gentlemen are au-
thmized Agents for the JOURNAL:
J. B. BARTON, Bal Ground, Chero. Co, Ga.
MAI. Ed. DANIEL, Canton, Z" -
JAMES PRICE, Esq, Ball Ground, Ga.
j. l.. GAIT, Canton, Cherokee County, Ga.
]. NJ. BISHOP, Jacksonville, Georgia.
W. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens Co., Ga
H. II. PARKS, Canton, Ga.
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Administrator Sale.

BY virtue of an order from tie Court Of Or
dL.ly.-Wil be sold on the lst Tuesday in
Dec. next between the usual hours OF sale be-
fore th, Court house door in the the Town of
Dallas, lois OF land No 463 and 40:} in the Bird
Dist and ,rl Section Of Paulding Co Sold as
the properly Of A. X. Crogan decd. Part cash
and part on twelve months credit. Oct. llth,
1872. WM. COCHRAN, Admir-.
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EXPERIENCE or A YoUNG WoMAN.-A
country girl, young, pretty and happy, her stel
was elastic and roses OF health 6loomed upon
her cheek One April morn she was overtakel
by 'spring shower and caught a cold
1t was her particular tine, " and suppression
was the result At the next period nature
refused to acl She became saIlow, swollen,
and suffered intensely with pain in the back
aud CLOVER stomach" ralpitations, difficulty OF
breathing, Indigestion and headache. Doctors
failed to palliate her distressed condition, and
she ouged for death as the only hope of relief.
At the instance of a friend, who herself eXper-
fenced It's benefits, She was induced to try Dir.
J. Bradfelds Female Regulator. One bottle
cnred her She Is again the happy girl she
was that April morning before the shower The
Female Regulator is prepared by l.. H. Brad
field druggist, Atlanta Ga, at 81. 80 per bottle,
and kept by all respectable drug men through
out the land
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Personal

Our esteemed citizen, Rev. W. L.
Mansfield, we al gratitied to state
has about recovered from his recent
illness.
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SALE or EsTRAY COW.

AETILL be 30 d at the residence Of John
w Gimer IN Cherokee Co.. at 10 o'clock
Oh Saturday Eoy. tie 2ud l572. One Black
and White Spotted Mich Cow artificial marks
and sits ia eacli ear Sold a. Az estray taken
on the Freehold ofJohn Gilmer by order Of
the Hon the Court Of Ordinary Of said County
This 18th Of Oct. 1872.
A. 4. SCOTT, Shift
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The stock Of dress goods, Hosiery, Parasols,
Kid Gloves, Lace Jackets and Suits is more
complete and extensive, than ever at the Lon
don Store, Atlanta.
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Az invaluable remedy for emier2nts and
persons trayengor temporarily visiting, naia
nous district, j. 10 be found ia Simmons Liver
Regulator. Iftaken occasionally it will pre-
vent Chills, Fevers, and injurious effects from
chance Of water.
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AuGusTA, Nov. ., 1869.

AUGUSTA, Nov O. 1869.
Dr. I'm. II. Tut:
Dear SRI have long been a sufferer oftor-
ror Of the Liver and Dyspepsia and in search
d. relief have tried almost every Medicine re-
conImendedfor those diseases but hayeHeyer de-
rived half the benefit from any Of them az have
from your Vegetable Liver Pills. They are IN
valuable. and would recommend TO all with
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and Biiiiousness.
Yours truly,
". J. BLAIR Late of Dangiile, Va,
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General Advertisements.
FOR THE
GREAT
INDUSTRIES
OF THE
UNITED STATES.

1900 PAGES AN 500
engravings, printed
in English and Ger
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Guiding John b.
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Case, Edward How
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The finest Stock Gents dress Shirts all sizes,
Tie. British Sock, and Summer Undertaking
is now open at the London Store.
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DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills.

Az a purgatiye medicine stands mriyalled
Their action is uniform certain and safe. They
are entirely Vegetable and do not cause those
gripping pains that most pills do.
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The most elegant Millinery at the most mod
crate prices now speedily exhibiting At the
London Store, Atlanta.
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NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March u, 1870.

MEsSRS. WIN. ROOT Il SON.-.Dear Sirs:
Some months ago bought bottle of BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from you
and have used it in my family with the ut
most satisfaction, and have recommended it to
three other families, and they have found it just
what it is recommended. The females who have
used your REGULATOR are in perfect health,
and are able to attend to their household duties
and we cordially recommend it to the public.
Yours respectfully, REV ii. b. JOHNSON.
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Piques 20ct. Grenadines l0ct Linen Collars
l0cts. Ladies Fall suits 1T ~ at tho London
Store, Atlanta.
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United,
Or, Stays and By Hays in the Hidden Life of
AMERICAN DETECTIVES.

We want agents for this book. 1t discloses
all the mystcries of the Detective System. 1t is
record for the past 20 years of the most skill
full detectives OF this country, in which the
crafts OF Bank Robbers. Thieves, Pickpockets,
Lottery Dens Counterfeit Money Dealers and
swiudoIs fall classes, are exposed and brought
to Justice Price, $40, Send for circular and
terms 20 agents.
We want agents for these works in all cities
and towns in this country, Wepay large com
missions and give exclusive territory. Forcir-
cuars and terms address the publishers. Sam
pie copies Of any ofour books sent to any adj
dress on receipt price.
81. n. Z}LEh'H ef H1DE, Z'ubIShcaS,
Hartford Conn, Chicago, H., Cincinnati, o.
Oct 4th, 1872.
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WM. y. BOWERS
BYINGToS's HOTEL.

T0Er VALLEY, Ga, Dec. l, 1870.
Ncss,s PcmJcrtoa, 1aylor j. Co., atlanta, ia.
Geats-Toi the past two months have been
suffering with very severe cough, and | used
fity different remedies without receiving The
least benefit, bat few days ago a friend recon-
mended your Globe Flower Cough Syrup and
| am proud 10 say that my cough was entirely
cured before the bottle was Eear empty.
! am very respectfully.
J.. +. BlINGION.
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This is the way the Georgia
Affairs" man Of the Savannah Adcer-
hser tells it A drunkcn negro in
Cuthbert wont into a store through a
glass window. lie went out just
in front of q number ten brOgan.
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Lumpkin has one ofthe Dent fam
lily as Post Master Poor Lumpkin.
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ONTIAIE.

have Just received a large lot Of Bacon and
Corn. which will dispose of on time on favora-
BILE terms.
WADE WHITE.
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The new Methodist Church has
been rooted in and the interior will
soon be ready for plastering.
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Progressing

l. O . Al TT Z M 8 =
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ELECTION NEWS.

THE NORTH REFUSES TO SHAKE
HANDS ACROSS THE BLOODY CHASM"
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kind Remembrance

A gentleman belonging to the L.. :. Navy, aud
who visited these Islands in 1870, writes to us az
follows from Philadelphia. under date Of Feb. 22d.
We shall take an early opportunity Of making ex-
tracts from journals referring to the lecture men
toned.
Mr.. EDITOR Agreeable recollections of your
delightful Islands induce me 10 send you the Phil
adelphia Press, and extracts from other papers,
making mention Of a lecture which ! recently de-
livered in Chester. Pa. upon the jamestown and
her perierinations in Oceanica.' need hardly say
that in the lecture cited-as well d in others 1 am
engaged TO deliver-the Islands were and will be.
most kindly referred to. Few things would please
me better than a stroll on Fort street. where /
might take b. the hand a hundred kind friends who
contributed to my enjoyment and happiness when
among you in 1870.
" | am stationed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
and will be likely to remain here a year or two.
Lieut.. Pagan, who visited Honolulu in the OSsipee.
is also here. and will soon marry one Of the pref
test girls in the Quaker City. and go to Ports
mouth. y. IL. for duty. Lieut.. Dunlap. formerly Of
the Jalsest0,cn, is on the flagship Worcester, at
Havana. and both the Lieutenants Miller are in the
West Indies. Another twelve month will scatter
them to the HttermoFt corners Of the earth. c.
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WE FIND in the Gd2ele of this week an article
copied from the John Bull newspaper of February
Sd, without a word of comment by which We
learn that the Rev. Alfred Willis was, on the
previous day, in the chapel of Lambeth Palace,
consecrated to the See of Honolulu. From
extracts given of the sermon preached on the
occasion by the Rev. DR.. Scott, Dean of ROch-
ester, we have proof that the leading clergy of
England, after all the information about these
islands that has gone out to the Christian world
in various forms, are still in a state of gross igno-
rance as to the condition of this community, that
is quite objectionable. This is the more surpris-
ing from the fact that DR.. Staley, for several
years the occupant of the See, was present and
took part in the ceremonies. The proof that we
refer to is contained in the words Of the Dean,
to the effect that the act of conservation then in
progress was, The sending forth a missionary
bishop to heafhenS and the refuse Of caU7H@ation
1cho mingled NTH hem.'" There, gentlemen and
ladies of Honolulu, and of these islands gener-
ally, is your character, as understood by that
high dignitary of the Church of England,-the
Dean of Rochester,, g formerly master of Balliol
College,, - and pronounced from the pulpit of the
chapel of Lambeth Palace, London, in the pres
ence Of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the
Bishops of London, Winchester and Rochester,
and DIR. Staley, late of Honolulu. "REFUsE OF
CIVILIZATION, - is good E~ngiish-terse and express
i've. Let us adopt it.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrtlsrr.
MARCIA IL.

An AMUSING story comes by the last mail, all
the way from Nantucket, where two old salts,
formerly we'll known denizens Of Honolulu, are
spending their declining years in solid comfort.
They regularly receive the ADVERTISER, and of
course peruse it's columns with the lively interest
always felt by old residents. OF course they got
the number for November 18th, 1871, accom-
panied with the supplement containing q full
account Of the supposititious Great Fire IN
Honolulu, - which was represented to have broken
out on the fhirfieh Of February, 1872, and de-
stroyed the largest portion Of our fair city. But
our old friends 10 Nantucket were 50 stultifed and
impervious 10 a joke, that in spite of the phe-
nOmena of dates so apparent, they took the
whole matter rs grave earnest, and were not a
little excited over it. We can imagine the two
worthless plodding through the sandy streets of
Nantucket shaking their heads over the news Of
the disaster. A letter from one of them says:
80 This is rather heavy on Honolulu, coming on
top of the loss of the feet in the Arctic An
presses his sorrow at our - catastrophy." These
obtuse minds however are the exceptional ones,
as we hear from various correspondents in the
East that our November article was appreciated
as a timely warning of the possible danger to
which our city is constantly exposed, as is appar-
ent to everybody. We had supposed that no
man of ordinary intelligence, in his sober senses,
could have mistaken the declared fiction for an
actuol fact
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MoRSING STAR--ThiS missionary packet sailed on
Tuesday, the 18th inst. for the Marquesas Islands.
passenger the Rev. ". 2. Alexander, Delegate Of the
Hawaiian Board Of Missions
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The G,E>TANG. from England. which on beer last
voyage 10 this port made an excellent passage. was
less lucky the present year, meeting with fierce aud
contrary gales of the Horn. where she was de-
tanned some fifty days.