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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

We are truly glad to see SO many of
ourexchanges alluding favorably to the
denomination ofGen. Ell Wright for
Secretary of State. l; will not impair
Iowa's credit as the banner Republican
State to nominate the best qualified
candidate that il offered for an inpor.
tant ONCE. even il his usefulness IL
likely To be increased by ms hsvsng
had several years experience in the
discharge of the duties thereof.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The village of Aver, Mass, suffered
to the extent Of nearly $500 900 on Sat
urday evening, by conflagration
which consumed the entire business
part of town, there not being single
store left.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The meetings Of the Army Of the
Potomac. Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, and Ninth Army Corps Associs.
tons will take place at Cleveland O.,
on the 7th aud sth Of May. 1t will be
one of the largest military gatherings
held since the close of the war.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

Tho sixteenth General Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
will meet in the Academy of Music.
Brooklyn. n. Y, Wednesday, May
ist. 1872. This gathering. which takes
place once In four years, il the high.
est tribunal in the denomination to
which 1t belongs. Each Annual Con-
ference elects ministerial delegates to
the General Conference in the proper
stion Of one delegate for thirty mem.
bers. Lay delegates have . seat in
this General Conference for the first
time. lay delegation having been made
feature by legislation at the last Con.
ference and afterwards ratified by the
church at large. Iowa sends to the
Conference fourteen ministerial and
six lay delegates from its three Annu.
al Conferences.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The lower House Of Congress passed
q bin last week authorizing the use OF
portal cards " with an envelop flap to
TO them" at one cent postage. II Is
hoped that the bill will be passed
speedily bv the Senate.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The Government of Russia has
ordered $4,000 cavalry revolvsrs. Of
Smith 4 NELSON'S patent, TO be pur.
chased In this country. together with
. corresponding number Of blank and
ball cartridges. and has appropriated
vvo,ooo 81 so6uTcs 10r ssis rn-rA.--
Twenty thousand Of the same kind Of
revolvers were recently shipped under
. former order.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The new penitentiary is to be at
Anamosa. Convict labor will prepare
the stone for its construction out OF
one of The fine quarries which the
atate will probably then own.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The annual meeting Of the Iowa
s,,,e Teachers Association will prob
ah,v BE- held in the Burtis Opera House.
davenport, the second or third week
in August.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The Compulsory Education Law
died, the other day, in the House.
We advise the Post folk to oppose the
next law they set their heart upon
having passea. rio,n "a,,S. ..-.s-..
should say that this would be the
most effective way in which its "abili-
ty and fidelity" could be exercised.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

The soldier Homestead bill, the
provisions Of which were puo',s.'ea
Int week. was signed by the presioen.
and became law on Tuesday OF 'A''
week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

A fearful explosion took place on
he Mississippi ON the 18th inst. The
hoilers of the steamboat Oceanus ex.
ploded with terrible violence, killing
by scalding and drowning a large pro-
s,ortion both OF passengers and crew.
This, with several railroad accidents,
not so fatal in loss Of life, make up the
casualties for last week 1, full aver
o.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

Potter Christ, an old religious enthu
siast, for many years Q prominent
Mormon, and latterly calling himself
the Son OF God, tue Redeemer Of the
World, died at Council Bluffs on the
Sd, OF broken heart, on account Of q
revolt among his followers some weeks
ago. He was - years old, and was
buri I'd by the faithful.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18
Earthquake al Loss Of Life T.
Cal ornia.

~ =
Cal ornia. ~
One or ~ mod gsrrlAIe earthqua1fA
that evers ourgtn Caiife1nia occu6DDd
In Inyo unity. bur lDdred lies
southsslt Of San EranctDoo, thu 18th
uit. Aplacs called Losg Pine Csars
to have been directly over the centre
Of the disturbance. Among the killed
at the latter place was . Mr.. Grey,
aged AZ year,, aud native Of Texas.
The remainder were all Spanish
Americans.
The shock is described a. resembling
q park Of artillery flred directly be.
meath the town. Colonel Whipple,
who was In the second story Of m
adobe house. states he had Just time
to jump from his bed ana get to the
doorway when the house appeared to
crumble to pieces beneath him. He
was buried among the ruins, but
succeeded in extricating himself from
the debris, having received several
severe but not dangerous injuries.
The scene bsggars description.
Nearly the whole populace was buried
beneath the ruins. The cry for help
aud the screams from the wounded
beneath the ruins. filed the air. while
those who escaped were calling for aid
to rescue fathers, mothers, wives aud
children.
The first shock was followed In
quick succession by three others.
Over three hundred distinct shocks
were felt between half. past two o'clock
All l sunrise. In fact the earth was in
u constant tremble for over three
/ hours. A chasm was opened to the
extent Of thifty.five miles down the
/ valley, ranging from three inches to
four feet in width. Rocks were torn
from their places and rolled down into
the valley.
/ The number killed was .. least thir.
~, AMI one hundred injured.
Th-ouyh Lone Pine the earth
cracked, OH. side remaining station.
MY, Willie the other sank seven Of
eight feet, leaving a wall Of earth ex.
tending over three miles ia length
where formerly was . level plain. -
Innumerable cracks were mad throug-
out the valley.
Big Owens lake was elevated four
feet by the first convulsion, aud Owens
river ran over its banks. depositina
shoals Of fish on the shore. This and
Kern river, al one time turned and
Fan up stream for several minutes
leaving their beds dry. and finally
returned with largely increased vol
ume. The face Of many sections Of
the country Is 30 changed a. TO be
hardly recognized. Slight shocks Of
earthquake were felt most all last week
IN aiflercn: sections Of California.
Advices rom Lone Pine to Friday
the 9Th inst, state that the earthquake
shocks still continue, although with
less violence.
Owens lake has risen four feet and
Owens river has shrunken to half III
usual size A creek Is running where
dry land formerly stood.
While one family Of five were being
burieda shock filled the grave with
earth and sunk the ground on which
the hurj'ing party were standing
forty feet.
In San Diego county the springs
which were wholly or partially dried
up by M earthquake fifteen years
since, have broken out afresh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18
Probate Notice.

3 krO00ue NOelc0s
To al whom Il may concern:
Notice = hsreby given that an Instrument pur-
p0Fting 70 be the last will and tests 0ent On (;eorre
Aerf, decseaed. wAs on the Sth day OF April a, b.
is7?, opened read and nled IN the once Of The Clerk
0fthe Circuit Court Of the State Of Iowa. within ~
for Cedar Coun y, and the % day Of August io52.
6sing me nfst day Df the next term of sad Court,
was Try sald Court liked the day or hearing Nbr
growing the same. And said instrument viii So
admitted tS probate = anc ios the last Will and tss
tane0t Of 00Orge Herr, dece ased on that daY limo
suflcient objection b then made.
wv: ELLIOTT, Clerk Circuit Court.
WOLF 4 LANDT, Attorneys. SWio
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18
The National Finances-A Good
Showing.

Senator Wilson, In q recent speech
delivered In New Hampshire, pre-
scented figures in proof of the general
honesty OF the present Administra.
il Sa e S eaaSItp Il the kiss s ys:s;
have amounted 70 about n zoo, 600, 900
or about 800, OOO, 900 per year. The
amount paid is about 81 ,0Oo. 00O. 600.
The total which has passed through
the hands Of the fiscal agents Of the
Government is g. 200, oOo, 900. The
loss, in all the departments Of the
Government, on this vast amount Of
collections and disbursements, has
been 81 $50 900, or less than the III
tesnth part Of one per cent. During
these three years 500, oO,OOO in PEN
sions would have been paid; and.
while there have been i've dcfaica.
tions, all Of them on the part Of SOL
diers acting ~ agents OF the Govern.
ment, not dollar has been lost to the
treasury. In the post Office depart
ment, with 5000 posmasters, clerks,
and mail carriers, the total loss for
three years has been less than one
tenth of one per cent. on all the money
handled. Considering the immense
number of agents employed who must
be trusted with the public money, aud
aiso the vast amounts which have
passed through their hands during the
last three years, the comparatively
small sum lost Is evidence Of great
energy and fidelity on the part Of the
Government in taking care Of the
public money.
He then laid down the following
truthful! proposition
Propose right here to lay down this
proposition That the reason why
this administration il SO assail,d Is not
that 1t has been corrupt. or ~ corrupt
as its predecessors, but that It 10 doing
much to expose thieving and 10 pun.
ish men who steal. The Democratic
party mean the modern Democratic
party-came In power In 1899, under
Gen. Jackson. One man, Samuel
Startweut, in Gen. Jackson's day,
when the government raised only .
few millions Of dollars year, stole
one million Ia the New York Custom
Honse--nearlv M much monev m has
been stolen under this ministrati0n
In three years. in collecting and pay
Ing out nearly 50, 100, 600. 600. The per
centage 81 loss under this administFa-
ton has been less than under any ad.
ministration since Gen. jackson was
inaugurated President Of the United
States. There Is not . shadow OF
doubt Of 1t. l assert here aud now
that there has been less per centage
Of loss under Grants administration
than any oil er administration since
the days Of John Quincy Adams.
Mr.. Wilson was speaking from the
record and knew what he said.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

Pennsylvania, at her State Repub-
lican Convention on the 10th inst.
nominated Maj. Gen. J. +. Hartsauft,
Tor Governor. She also declared in
favor of Grants denomination, as did
also Massachusetts,, whose Convention
was held on the same day-tha latter
State. as was expected, bringing for
ward Henry Wilson for nomination to
The Vice Presidency.
Workmen engaged on the 18th inst.
q removing rubbish from the site Of
one Of the buildings destroyed by the
great confiagration, uncovered a
smouldering mass Of fire that burst
into flame upon being a limited to the
air. It was found necessary to sum-
mon hose cart to extinguish this fire
If six months and two weeks stand
ing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

W. are obliged to Representative
INNS for copy Of the report Of the
secretary Of State. Hon. Ed Wright,
4. relation to the criminal retnrna- Of
no state OF Iowa for the years Of 1870
and 1871. The report makesa detailed
s,.tement Of the criminal convictions
IN each county during the years
named, giving the offence, sentence,
occupation. nativity and previous rep.
a,ation of each convict, as we'll ~ the
amount OF fines imposed, and the
amount collected. and the total ex.
penses Of the counties on account Of
criminal prosecutions.
Cedar county had nine criminal con-
victions in 1870, collected. $l.O9i 81 IN
fines, and paid So 62 81 on account Of
criminal prosecutions. In 1871 the
number Of convictions was also nine,
the fines collected were 1852, and the
expenses of prosecution were 81 ,4SS 20.
For the year ending October 81. 1871,
739 persons were convicted In the
State Of criminal offences-amone
them che for murder. three for murder
in the second degree, five for man
slaughter, two for bigamy, eight fol
burglary, two for arson, ninety-three
for assaults Of different grades, one
hundred and twelve for selling intoxi'
eating liquors, and two HUNDRED and
sixty. five were convicted of nuisance
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18
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= Foreign immigration. which in
Lhe past has added $50 s.ssoas 49, 49,
wealth, development, resources and
increase of power to this republic. the
assylum of the oppressed of all ma
tions. should be fostered and encour-
aged by a liberal and just policy. -
National Republican Platform
And then on this:
We fear that the country is being
cursed rather than blessed by its
adopted children We believe we
would get all that are of any particu-
lar benefit to US without special effort
10 indu ,e the oppressed to cross the
ocean and enjoy the blessing OF free
people. ....... That our statesmen. the
true lovers of our country and all her
cherished institutions, should labor
for the importation Of those who con-
stitute mobs, and whose very nature
il In antagonsm to the principles OF
our government, is more than we can
comprehend Editorial ia Cedar
Post, March 9Th.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

ny one Ts1,nf eaeps WE ~ ~ 9sr 81 es e
y. y. BRINK, Auditor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18

Last Friday, during the terrible
wind which prevailed oil day, the
town Of Shellsburg, in Benton county,
Rapids on the Il. C.. X. q. NJ. railroad,
was nearly destroyed by fire A dis
patch TO the Chicago journal says !:
at originated in saloon at the end
Of the town. and in three quar-.
tiers Of an hour had consumed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

their Offices II is Necessary that the change should
be brought about under the provisions OF the Con
stiution. Having studied that document, con-
slider the Recommendation 10 affect change in
accordance with It's terms simply adding insult to
injury; this viii be apparent to anyone who has
watched the votes taken 10 this Assembly for the
past four sessions lhsve no other alternative len
me but To vote to, reduce the pay.
Ca motion, the ayes and noes were taken on salary
OF Minister OF Foreign Relations, $1,000 which wss
carried by vote OF - AYES to IL noes.
Salary OF Secretary S4,oo0-passed.
ofice expenses OF Foreign Agents ss,Ooo-passcd.
Postage and ineidea;sls $9.0oO-paSsed.
Expenses Of Foreign Missions S5.cOO-passcd
Salary Of His Majes,y's Charge d'AHairrs in Lon
don $1,000
M. Carter moved TO strike out the item.
Mr.. Naihe moved 70 amend to s., 600.
Motion 10 strike ont was put aud lost; the item
passed Us in the Bill
Support o; Military, SS0e0o.
Mr Martin moved 10 smyud 10 SS0,oo0 aud spoke
ag4ias, the appropriated for The military as
in his opinion Il excessive
Mr. Poll moved 10 defer the consideration Of the
item until the Committee on Military had reported
interior DEPARTMENT
Salary Of the Minister o. the Interior, $1,000.
Mr., Lonoaea moved to amend to s. COO
Mr.. Martin moved 70 amend 10 5000
Item passed At $1,000.
Assembly adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

VS. Clip the fOlloSing from the iSe5si- FszEly
Adre71issr of yesterday. 1t is most gratifying
70 hear 50 fat denial from the Dean Of ROches-
ter Of bis reported remarks il regard to the peo-
PIE Of this country.
DEASEEr, RooEEsTEE, April %. 1872
70 ~ Esor q tte Haesse Co1sHse-rial Adosz4issr
SIR: 1 hsrr received copy If your pzuer OF the
10Th Of March roufsinng the statement that in nv
sermon Al the conservation Of TIE Bishop of Houo-
lula, descr56== the sending forlh Of a mis-
siOnsry bishop 10 the hesthrus AID the refuse Of
civilization WHO mingled with them
beg leave 10 give nEftesJ and most peremptOry
contradiction 10 this statement.
! did not use the words which are imputed 20 ne
and the words which did Use. ard which kzve
been incorrecfiy Quoted. NerezppIird th- in
habitants Of thr Hawaiian Islands bit 10 the South
err Islands, and 10 tie deeds which brought zbvut
the murder Of Bishop Pstieson-
an. Sir, yOur Obsdieat Serrant.
RoBERI ScoTT.
Dan Of Rochester.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

THE attention Of the pubic Is especially called Il
Sections est to sol Of hs Civil Code. inclusive, IN
rrIEti1u to tie public health, as fellows:
sEcrleS 20. Tie Board Of Health. and its agents,
Ray a. al times uausr Gay vessel arriving, when,
sssa vessel The eargo thereof shall il their opB-
ioa ss osl, O. infected. ssaaaser tbe publs
bsai.h e be removed to the quAzsztiss ground and
g bs thoroughly rurfsed at The expense Of the O~u-
s. coasiEuees, persons IN possession Of the
aud thsy nay also cause al persuus Errirns IL. o.
roiue On board o. any such infected vessel or hand
Ing sueh infected cargo. he removed to some place
Of sais;y. there 70 remain under their orders.
sEc-1cx 20. IrAuy master. seaman, CT passenger.
belonging &c E-y vessel OF hoard Of Which any iufec
tou uay theu BE- or may have lately been or suspec-
ted to hare been. Or vhfch nav have been a., or
vhieh nay have cous from, Any port vhere any IL
fsetous iisssmPer prevailed that nay eoaauger the
pzbc health shall refuse 20 re answer OF oath to
Faeh questions NAY be asked him. relating such
;ua.iou OF disezper bE he Bosrs Of Health, It's
ureuts, sueh master seaman, passenger, 50 refus
f--. shz- bs punished BY fns not exceeding Eve
hundred dollars, o. imprisonment a. hard labor Tot
ezsesdiug twelve months both, II the discretion
Ct the ccu-t.
sEC--ox ess- Al expenses Incurred on aceouai o.
I-r person, vessel or goods, under any quarantine
re-uizsions shan bs paid b. such person. vessel
ovne- or such vessel or goods respectively
SEc-7oS sgg. I, shall be The duty Of tie Marshal,
and al 0eerz q police, AID physicians to report to
the Board or Health. authorized Sgsu.
ths sxs,snes cf any nuisance, injurious 70 the public
hsalih. Of uhieb eishs- Of them nay be eagniIaut
son As pssssse ler il shall cone their knowledge
src-1sx so. Il shall be the duty Of every pbysi
car htviae pstient infected With the small poI q
szy osbs- disease dangerous sas prbiis health,
give immediate notice thereof 70 the Board q Health
Or rs Ggeat, Il writing. aud II ike manner
70 rsPors said Board, rs agent. every O.
death Which tskss place in bi. practice from any such
disease; ard every physician who shall refsst or neg
lec u give sueh no,ee. make saeh report shall be
fnes cor each osenss sun rot less than ten,
than oae hundrei dollars
SEc-loS SCI. L shall be TIE duty OF every house
holder. keeper Of a boarding OF lodging house, Or
master q vessel 20 report immediately the Beard
q Health q rs uea-ess srsat any person Hboat
Their sosse o. vessel, WHOM they shan have reAsoH
70 believe to be SICK or ts have died Of the small POI,
O. n-y osbe- sss.se dangerous to the public beaist,
uuaer pozai,y q aot less thar Eve, more than
css hun6rra dollars, fer each oEsnss.
he ar relssizg to the Putiic health VII be rigdly
slforues. By order Of the BoaER oF HEArTE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
Licenses Expiring in June. 1872.

DETAIL - Honolulu, Oahu-3d, Peter
IL sabiaui 5tb. Jno- A Thompson 1st. Luu
Ngin It'll, Lum gin %, Castle Cooke let. Mrs.
]. II. Biaek; 18Th, J. L. Lewis 18Th 9 J. Emnss ;
9th. b. Borres Stb, n. ". Whtney 25tb. L. Nan
gesser 2sth, Mrs Keegan 18th, D. Foster 4 Co.;
z2d, ChooHg gau I2rb, n. l. Nolte- Kau. Hawai-;
-lst. Chung HoOn. MAkapala. Kohala. A.-2fth,
Assee Aebong. Punahoa Hilo-i2th g. ". A.
Hspai- KaEaihae, Knhaia-30th. Allen 4 Chilling
worth. Keopuka. Kona - 1Ztb. Henry Cooper.
Keanae, Kooau. Ms1i-sth. Kauhi Kualakala. Wal
hee-lst, Thos. II. Paris. Hana-22d, 2. J. Steel.
kaupo-lsth, kaEaakoa Co Waikapu - 18th,
Bakai9 Co. K0loa, Kauai-16th. ". z. Wright
Laie. Maloj, 0abu-7th, Ah Lana.
Wholesale - Honol1lu "a. Castle Cooke
18th. GrinbaHm Co.; ID. r. A. Schaefer L Co.
25th. Levers Dickson; 18Th, z. Hossehlasgsr Co.
Wholesale Spirit Honolulu - 18th, W. L.
Green 18Th. z. HOfsehlaeger Co.
VictuaIing-Honolug H. l. Eolts; 18th,
Alb Kong. Waikiki. Naui-ilth. Wong Kau.
OPinm-Houolulu. Oahu-2oth. Along Aebuek
BOat-Waiakes, HiiO. Hawsii-Ttb, J. Upa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


SVPRFME COURT OBJ ruE ukWRfftN
- ISLANDS. rrurtfc Ia itn naffrr rr.sf q
the wiz q nANIEL wEtruEgsrs q if-laiulu. 49,
crased Order aFrnntrE umr o. fusstr n p Hi a1f A.
rrrtnz ruhIcsfieu n Notice 81 ite saHe
ieuucnt rurroItirr o. BE- ihe fst Do fai re~ftrreat
q psniei Wcafhrrlte ieccasr hsrrr 10 SD sf 81
Nav A ISL brru presented sfiE frisfr
e-s af rtninsratan vita will tnnsxei htefg t-ef ae1
hv K1ohrIe w. thr uiisr ~ 5rreirrt
IL hrrrhr ordered thar Skrr NnkN. ftr --I f1r @
June T.. is71 rt iu c'crA. A. p = eif |t1r ~
Court K..,u e said Court fhe C.urf u0rss lrn ru
BE- and the same b. hereby appointed Do tur o. rroFaE
and tc1rin- sil Application efeu rr rNre 1ar
rsrsru interested u.av rrfer sra -atst "a . VIZ 80
ths granting q Letters r-stanleatlrr.
II further oerc ftsi udice tarrsef o. Elfra ~ rnt
cafi-n or three successive weeks ODE usalrtv
ard KE Ar OEok. ncusptpcfs rriniei su re-l ir laa
Iuiu-
And Go e further orrrri rhst cifrfrs ~ .sl t 90
subscribing vfnr.cs ta stf VII n rfa1. rrrssf ED
contest DE rrrbaic e ssi VIII col. tine arrtalet
Dated uonciuiu. "a T.. Msy 11sr. f.-2
Efr-fN krHUN
Attest: hisfJnsfasr afths sarfaaa r.rrrf
JasS = RtaSssn Der. Ger. sar c.art un
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

HER MAJESTY QUEEN ENIA enter
tanned s large number Of guests at her
residence st HanaiAkamalams on Friday
evening last The entertainment was
most elegant Her Majesty, 10y her kind
and genial reception Of her guests, made
al Of them feel so perfectly at ease that
there were none who did not thoroughly
enjoy themselves An elegant supper
was spread, Of which the guests partoOk
At about eleven O'Clock. Dancing was
kept up to late hour. Seldom has 8
more brilliant or more pleasant party
been given IN Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

GorzxxES1 SrErEr.-Pr0fesso- Alexander,
Esiesru, Is prspsring 10 lay the foundation OF the
survey Of o@ba by measuring hase line on the
plain ezss q town gKulOzkahual- The hoe Sc
lecsea Is sboui two miles N length. and follows
the exieasios Of King street from point near
NJ Chayters house to the Mooiliih ridge, The
1ppz-zsus use5 81 The measurement has been
loaned BY the L s Coast SurFey to the Hs-
vsiisn GOvsr1ueat for year. and is very in
geuioas and perfect coutrivaBce. We reserve 4
more faa ace0ant Of this s0rTsy FOR another oe
casio1. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
For Sale or Lease.

OFFER FOR SALE, on
ASN-0 favo rable terms, the following de-
= nsE7rA scribed property
EiSh5eh The large THo-storied Frame
House. With the Lot, on School Street. Kapalama.
occupied by Leonard Mitchell. The situation is
fue and airy; the house is sufficiently large for
a moderate sized family, containing eight rooms with
4 garden in good cultivation the premises. For
further particulars inquire Of Leonard Mitchell, o:
the undersigned.
2-Also. the House and Premises at Keoneula. now
occupied BY J. Lazarus and formerly BY the under
signed. The house Is new. two stories high, well
adapted for small family. 10 a cool aud healthy stu
alton. With extensive grounds, shade and all the
necessary out-buildiBgs.
3-Also, the Premises nea- the bridge, on King
Street, now occupied by the undersigned II is 10 a
cool and delightful situation, and the lot presents
garden Of iuxuriant tropical vegetation. As a resi-
deuce il has the advantages OF side within the
city limits. The house is Of two stories With six
rooms. also kitchen, dining room, bath house, 4e
Tine, with a moderate RATE Of interest will be
given for large proportion Of the purchase money
Il 80 w. C.. JONES