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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

The WoRID's JUBILEE-The Boston Sunday Her
aid, of February 25th, has the following:
Musical people all over the continent are evincing
most hearty enthusiasm in regard to the great Ju-
biiee and notes Of inquiry and congratulation are
hourly coming ia by mail and telegraph not only
from numerous cities and towns in the United States
and the Canadian Dominion, but also from Europe.
As rapidly possible these inquiries being an
sWered by comprehensive circulars, giving all neces-
sary information concerning the arrangement of
choruses and other matters; already applicants for
places in the grand chorus are in from at least 1900
singers, which booked in the order of their
rival from this number and those viii Oh will come
10 hand In the future will be selected the grand
pauy which IS TO swell the vocal harmonies the Ju
bilee. Boston and its vicinity is most forward in
the enlistments there being from this city alone vol
uutcers enough to warrant the expectation Of 200
singers in its several classes. Besides these, large
classes have sguided their desire to join from Chel
sea, Newton, Medford, Somerville, Quincy, West
Roxbuy, Hyde Park, Cambridge and Maiden while
in nearly all the principal towns in Massachusetts,
there are classes forming already organized Each
Of the New England States represented by several
classes, the total number Of which enrolled is
l04, while ST. John and Fredericton, n. b., will
join with Chicago, San Francisco sad other distant
cities in the grand songs Of the occasion. The
gauization Of the orchestra will begin Immediately
over Thousand iustrumeutalisis having already ap-
piled for position therein. Circulars Ssin be sent
on Monday TO all the societies which have had cor
respondence with Mr. Touriee or Mr.. Gilmore, ask
ing for statistics in regard to the formation the Off
Gers, number Of members etc and as soon as definite
replies are received, the music will be furnished for
rehersal. The most difficult choruses will be sent
py wednesday or Thursday of this week. 1t is de-
sired to preserve balance in the several chorus
classes as nearly the following ratio as possible
sopranos, altos, G tenors and bases Arrangement
are being made for the entertainment of singers
willie in this city, and also with the railroads to fay
or the members of the grand chorus
The erect on of the building will probably begin
this week and be pushed forward as rapidly as posi-
bic. The details of the interior arrangements are
not yet completed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

ASorHER ATTEMPT AT INcENDIARIsM.-At little
past twelve on Tuesday morning, young man
named Joseph Bradley arrested the act OF set
ting fire to the store Of Messrs. Ceghorn Co. cor
ner Merchant and Nuuauu Streets. 1t seems that
the suspicious action Of two men in the vicinity of
the store, led the police to make arrest on one
Of the party when the other tried to rescue his con
fcre but was prevented by the arrival of aid After
the arrest it was asceriained that the young man
was well provided with matches, and on examining
the place where he taken, wood shavings were
found placed ready for ignition. The examination
OF Bradley will be held tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08
Marshal's Sale.

TN VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION Is
| sued by the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands upon a Judgment against All ION and
CHUN HEoNG, Defendants in execution. in fcvor
of LAM WING, Plaintiff in execution, for Three
Hundred and Ten l0-lO0 Dollars, have levied upon
and shall expose for sale to the highest bidder
TUESDAY, the Att Day Of June, 1872, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Store of c. S. Barlow. Auconeer. the
following property: 10 Clocks, assorted; Watches,
various manufacture, and sundry other articles Of
watchmaker's establishment, unless said Judgment,
interest costs Of suit and my fees and commissions
he previously satisfied. W. C. PARKE,
Marshal of the H. I.
Honolulu. May I,ls72, 17-4t
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PoRT OF HoNoLULu.
ARRIVED.

ANRIN ED.
May brig Kamehameha V, Kssi, from Niihau, schrs
Pauahi from Maui and Prince from Hawaii.
Pam brig Morning Star Matthews Il days from Mar
ouesas Islands and schr Fairy Queen from Kauai
5-Schrs Nettie Merrill from Maui aud Juanita from
Mni0kai.
s-Smr Kiauea from Windward Ports Brit brig Robert
Cowan, Ravely, Il days from Vancouver, and schrs
Moikeki from Maui, and Hokulae from Mookai.
5-Stnr Nebraska. Harding days from FRANCISCO,
schrs Eamoi from Maui and Mary Ellen from Hawaii
6-Slp Live Yankee from Maui. and Am clipper ship
Camilla, Humphreys. II days frUm San Francisco.
SAILED.
May Am clipper ship Sunrise Clark Guano Islands
2-Am bk Murray Shepherd, for san Francisco aud
schrs Pauahi and Luka for Hawaii.
3-Schr Prince for Hawaii.
4-Schr Netiie Merrill for Iahaina and Am VII shps
Europa and Trident for cruise.
5-H Ms steam corvette Scout Gator, for Esquimaut
6-Stmrs Nebraska Harding for Australia and New Zea-
land. kilsuea for Hindward Ports, Am clipper shp
Camilla, Humphreys, Manila and schrs
Mokeki for Maui, and Juanita for Mookai.
7-Schrs Mary Ellen for Hawaii and ketch Lunailo
English, for cruise.
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Licenses Expiring in May, 1872.

DETAIL-H Honolulu, Oahu, ID. Chez Hop.
III LIST, f. p. Adams 9th, John Stinnick.
2glh, S. Magnin; llth, f.. Strehz q Co. Wal
ohinu. Kan, %. Pang Hang. Kue, X. H., Ha-
wall 22d, All Ko. Punahoa, HilO, Nth, &. II.
Wetmore, Hama, Maui 10Th, r, Lyon. Wal
luku, 9th, All Ho; 18th, Augustine Enos. Goth,
Charles sylvia. 4th, All Man. Hama, Maui, 18th,
All Leah Waiawa, Eva, Sth, Puchon & Agot.
Waimea, Kauai, 18th, Chun Tai. Kupeke, Mo-
lokai 9th. Kaluaphaole.
WHoLEsALE.-Honolul LIST, T.. P. Adams,
ACTION Honolulu, Sd, c. S. Barlow. Kau,
Hawaii 22d, l., f. Swain.
BUTcHER.-WaIuku, Goth, Wong Ko.
LAPAAU.-Mak iwaO. 9th, Kekahuna.
HoRsE Honolulu, LIST, Iahapa No. IS. I'd,
Kapahi. No. 80. Sd, Aalona, No. 60, No. 81.
Sd, Maine Kukui No 81. 4th, Maluakoo, No.
63. 4th, Keaka, No. g.. 4th U. p Peka, No.
o. 9th kanewahine No Sc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

PURSUANT to an Order this day made
l. in the above entitled suit by the Honorable
Elisha Z. Allen, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
and Chancellor of the Kingdom, NOTICE is hereby
given that Bill in Equity has this day been fled in
the above entitled suit praying for the Foreclosure of
a Mortgage executed by STEWART HAMILTON
COOPER, and delivered to EDWARD BURGESS,
said Mortgage bearing date the Twenty fourth Day
of November, A. D. 1869, and given to seven
Promissory Notes. fo 1892 without interest and
six for 81 900 each, together with interest the rate
OF 10 per cent. per aunum, payable semi-annualy,
on the lands aud premises situate the corner Of
Nuuanu Street and Merchant Street, in Honolulu,
Oahu, and known as the " Royal Hotel" premises,
as the same set forth and described in certain
Warranty Deed made by John Maxey to William A.
Cooper, and recorded in Lber s. pages Ala, AIS, 46
and Az, and also in Deed from Stephen Spencer to
Edward Burgess, and recorded in Liber ~ pages 81
50, 50 and 81 and also all and singular the Goods,
Furniture, Billiard Tables, Stock in Trade and other
personal property being in and upon the above de-
scribed premises known as the Roynl Hotel" as
well as the premises adjoining, known the . Bulls
Head &c, &C.. togther with all the rights, priv
leges and appurtenances to the lands and premises
belonging and that the day of hearing said Bill has
been ordered by the Hon. Elisha II. Allen, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court aad Chancellor, for
1872, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the Courtroom iu the
Courthouse at Honolulu, and all persons interested
are hereby notified to appear and show cause, if any,
against the prayer Of the Bill, before the day
assigned and fixed for the hearing.
W. C. PARKE,
Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu, May g, 1872.
r. II. STANLEY,
Solicitor for Compliments. 17-2t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

Tbs FOREIGN ARRIvALs.-Since our issue Of last
week the Nebraska has arrived from San Francisco,
having made the shortest voyage on record from
Honolulu to that port and return. Only nineteen
dsys have been occupied in the voyage, the vessel
having stopped in the meantime, two days and half
at san Francisco. The news is unimportaut in the
main, although some interesting rather than mpor-
tam items from the United States and Europe have
come to hand We do not publish the usual tele-
grams iu,ihis ISSUE owing the full reports of the
Legislative proceedings which we insert.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

AMONG the passengers for Hila, by the Kilauea on
Monday were His Honor the Chancellor, Chief Jus
tcg Allen His Excellency the Attorney General, S.
J. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips Major F. H. Harris,
and Mrs. F. Il. Harris, Mr.. McCully and wife. His
Honor the Chief Justice and His Excellency the
Attorney General visit Hilo, the former to preside
and the latter to attend at the regular session OF the
Circuit Court at that place.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

TIE NEXT mails hence for San Francisco, viii be
by the steamer Mohongo which vessel is advertised
10 sail as soon after the arrival Of the steamer
Nevada from Auckland, as the transfer OF the pas
sengcrs, mail and freight can be made. The latter
steamer is now due, and may be expected hourly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

AMONG the passengers by the Nebraska from San
francisco were Hon. a. F. Judd, member OF the
Legislative Assembly from Honolulu, and wife Mr.
Judd arrives opportunity to take part in the labors
Of the Assembly.
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THEFT.-The residence Of His Elk. c. C. Harris
at Waikiki, was broken into on Monday, and a num-
Der Of articles stolen therefrom 1t is to be hoped
that the offender will be caught and brought to jus
tice. This is the second or third theft committed
in that vicinity lately.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

A FRE.-An oul-buildiug on the premises occu-
pied by r. Newcomb, caught fire yesterday, through
the negligence OF the servant girl 1t appears that
the Young woman INDUCES in the use of pipe,
from which she had just taken 4 smoke and placed
il in the pocket Of dress hanging on peg on the
wall After being absent some time from the house,
she returned to find her clothes in ashes, and the
IRE welhunder way. She instantly gave the alarm,
aud went to work coungeously to subdue the fire,
which she had under control, when assistance came.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

TIE Lord Chancellor has presented the Right Rev.
T y Staley, D. D., formerly Fellow Of Queens Col
lrce Cambridge, and late Bishop of Honolulu, with
the yicarage Of Croxall, near Tamwortb.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

japanese CoIN.-The P. NJ. S s Co.'S steamer
America. on her last trip from Yokohama, brought
s. O13 200 10 disused gold CON- TO San Francisco to
be refined and recoiued in pieces Of the new dcnom
rations recently ordered by that government. 1t is
the first installueut Of 500 600 600 TO be treated in
tie same manner. From this it would appear
that the japanese Government are not wholly pleased
with their recent purchase Of the Hongkong Mint
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

RARE opportunity will be offered tomorrow TO
all those desiring purchase fancy and othergoods,
at the sale to be held at the store Of Chung Hoon
& Co. We arc assured that every thing will be sold
without reserve and, there are many splendid ar
ticlcs to be disposed OF, we would advise all those
Who wish 10 purchase 10 be on hand.
Barlow holds large sale Of choice groceries from
late mpouations Friday next. AT this sale, par
ties will be enabled buy stock Of groceries cheap.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08
Notice to Creditors.

TN the Matter of the Estate of Robert
j. MoFFITT, deceased, (recenty L. r. Mofitt
ing claims against the said Robert Mofitt deceased
to exhibit the with the necessary vouchers duly
authenticated, whether secured by mortgage other
wise, to the undersigned Executors, at Honolulu,
within six months from the date Of this notice, and if
not presented, they will be forever barred.
W. L. GREEN.
A. 5. CLEGHORN,
Honolulu NOV S, ISf2-I7 Is Executors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Before the Hon. ELISHA II. ALLEN, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court and Chancellor.-IN EoUIrr.
Mary Burgess, Emma Pugh, and William Pugh, her
Husband, George II. Burgess, Charles Burgess, and
Hubert Burgess, Compliments,
-AgaiHst-
Stewart Hamilton Cooper, and William L. Green,
Trustee under the Will Of William A. Cooper, de-
ceased, Defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08
Tho N
KEROSENE LAMPS
Perkins a House. Patent.

We claim for &s Lamp. a. foEo~,.
1. Absolute Safety under all circumstance. botz
from breaking and explosion.
2 Il gives twice as much light from sane sired Hak.
B. It uses 80 per cent less Oh for equal amount
Of light.
l. Il gives no Odor ir burning turned never 90 ioE
5. The steadiness Of the fame is wonderful.
6. 1t is Ornamental ard Durable lasts q lifetime.
Z. Il is successful rival Of Gas AZ trfnE cxrsnEr.
s. It burns any kind Of Coal Ol-yood or hsi.
There IS row need Of no more Shocking Deaths
and Terrible Fires from Coal Oil Lanps ezrl1.liu,
or breaking.
To sustain these strong claims. refer b TIE
Lamp itself. and critical Tests b. the most saa
nent Scientific Men.
J. y. COMFY.
Sole Agent Cor the Hawaiian Islands.
Specimen Lamps may Be seem al Barf2,r,s-1z-tf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

OS Sunday last, al half past eleven O'Clock, Her
Majesty Queen Emma, accompanied by Mrs. Colonel
Pratt aud Miss Peabody attended divine service on
board r. b Ms Ship Scout Hon. Mrs. Bishop
His Exceneucy the Governor Of Oahu and Hon. Mrs
Domiuis were also on board the Scout at the same
time Afer service, Captain Gator entertained Her
Majesty and his other Guests at an elegant lunch
Tie Scout sailed for Esquimault, B. C., at four
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08
Notice to Creditors.
Notice of Assignment.

"HEREAs, st " Art HAMILToN
w COOPER, q Hsnouiu ID on faa si-hta ~ q
uary, A. D. fs72 convey tlf rlF-1 % ne Flf-rlr Al
biz Estats IN this Krriaa bolh rssi ard -ai ]. fs.-
for the benefit of BIZ scrl Al pers1as aarlEz c.-.
asaust said Estate n11ei % flrai1t ~ -
Haniioa C0opsr required % make urslfs ilru.sf
q the anl1ults due b. tbs1i % tna unfsr.i1asI
v. L 8AEES. Az-i-.-s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

NAPLES, April 25.-The eruption of vesuvius is
now at an extraordinary height New craters have
been formed and streams of lava are flowing down
the mountain in different directions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08
THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL f!

The Proprietor will spare no pains
az \ to make this Elegant Hotel FIRST
~ ~, CLASS in every particular. He in
itesztends to make the charges for rooms
and board especially reasonable.
I6.sm ALLEN HERBERT, Prop'r.
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Where Can we Get Good, Large, Conve-
nient House on Moderate Termsl
ToLet or for Sale,

A THE EMMA HOUSE." having been
iITI6 named after the Queen, and built by His late
t1AAb-Ex r, c. Wyllie, for first class residence.
1t has just been put into thorough repair, with
corrugated iron roof calculated last rs years and
upwards.
TERMS-Credit, ) or years, at the option of the
purchaser bearing interest at per cent per
If no deposit made. ten per cent. Of the purchase
Will have to be paid annually. First come, first
served. Let or Sell.
II I'm JOHN THos. WAREHOUSE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

CLEGHoRN * Co. have just received 100000 very
choice Manila Cigars We have tried them, and they
an riD-tsD
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IMPORTS.

From humboldt per A Jordan. April 29-
Ceiling Redwood It 49703 Siding Redwood, n 4512s
Pickets II 10000 Surfaced Redwood, It 1OO,2+O
Potatoes, bags 50 Shingles, loo
Rough Redwood. n IS 81
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.
'hases Of the Moon for the Month of May, 1872
HONOLULU MEAN TINE
TTNE So KIsINe I'D sETTI

TIE heavy rains in Nuuanu Valley yesterday,
caused quite marked food in the streams.
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O. TO LET.-The Waikiki Cottage,
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HEREAFTER 1
IL will pay no debts contracted in my name, unless
personally ordered.
I7-1m A. DOIRON.
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$4,000 to Loan,
For Sale.

ON Good Security. Apply to
" 10 At f. A. SCHAEFER.
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House and Lot on LIliha Street
IN; west side sixth house from King Street, For
A!.l particulars inquire Of c. W. EBERHARDT, on
the premises. Title perfect. 10 I'm
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Notice.

TUNHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING between
j. L Dowsett aud samuel G. Wilder, doing business
under the DOWSETr CO. Is this day, March 90
1872 dissolved BY mutual CONSENT either party VII gn in
settlement Of business (signedl J. J. D0WSKTT,
l2Im Signed sAML G. WILDER
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Notice.

MY WIFE POLLY LEWIS HALL, HAVING
Nl forsaken nv house without cause, will pay no
debts of her contracting. ISAAC ID. HALL.
Makawao Auril 18th, 1872. 1851
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For Sale.

DEST 3-pIy India Rubber Hose, 3D. inch
ID and inch. isl IL. HACKFELD 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-08

STEAMSHIP NEBRAsKA-Leit San Francisco, April
9th, at N, arrived in Honolulu May 5th, at IL
N, days and l6 hours from port. Have had pleasant
weather althe way down webrng l4O tons of freight
and "a passengers for Honolulu, and ~ in transitu
for New Zealand and Australia.
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o9Is HE0nI I0T 10 ~ IN I7IIlII-
Specimen Lamps may Be seem al Bar,ors.-12-tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
HIGH Z
A CHANCE FOR \ CHOICE.

The n, Y, Sm, republican, SAYS Of the
investigation into the frauds of the New
York custom house:
Enough evidence and more than enough
has already been taken in the course of
of the custom house investigation in thi.
city to prove tnut one Of twJ thiags must
be true Either
| President Grant has from the first
understood the great frauds AID robberies
committed 10y the custom house ring aud
is affiliations upon the commerce Of New
iOrk aud has shared in the fruits of 'hese
rObbrriel. Or else
ii. He has not understood anything
about them, but has been drluded and i'm
posed upon 10y his stuu officers, crunie,
and camp followers, who alone have been
enriched by the large sum OF money of
which our merchant. have thus been plum
dered,
If the first hypothesis be true, Presi-
dedt Grant is II scoundrcl.
If the second hypothesis be true Prcsi-
dent Grant is "A fool
Is there any third conclusion which can
p, ssibly be drawn from the facts devel-
oped by the senate committee of invcstIgn-
ton and retrenchment. II there l. any
third explanation, will somebody mention
il, and state the reasons by which it is sup
ported
The friends aud advocates of General
Grant without exception adopt the second
/ hypothesis. They do not pat it as
p,"'n'y AS we have done, but they all agree
| d. wy Way or another in arg ling that
a., lti want Is II fool. VIII h form of
Rascal or fool
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
PERSONAL.

joaquin Miller is giving public read.
ingsi in California.
-"Club-ra,ss' for matrimony and d.
vorce are proposed in Indiana.
Ready maid b.idal costumes a-e APP
propriately advertised in n New Jersey
town.
The japanese embassy has been TAX.
ing pints of view in the California quartz
mines.
Mrs harrington, nee b. p. Shillaber i.
lecturing on "No Subject" IN Massachu-
sets.
Sir Edwin Ltndseer has been addi-
,ionally knighted by the emperor of Ger
many.
Two ladies have been appointed on
the state board Of school examiners in Cab
forna.
--Serenades with four hand-organs are
in vogue to express the miSel feelings of
Indiana lovers.
Mr.. Hubbard is confidently named
AS the next comptroller Of the currency.
Holmes county, OHIO has had no
deaths for the past ten years, and its only
undertaken is in the poor house,
Dayton, Ohio, has started another
'Ss"HG hmUle sensation, who lives in a
state OF apparent death and keep. fat by
starvation.
"A California clersvmor,s VITA SIM
plies his place in the pulp, duriny hi, nh.
sence, and is much appreciate, NO ,ho oo,
gregation.
The prisoners in the Idaho pcri.
Tertiary have announced that they VA.
not remain in the place unless they are
supplied with tobacco.
In Ann Arbor, Mich, saloon-kceper
are subject TO special tax of 500 to pa,
special police force ior arresting them OF
Sundays.
The Baroness Weld, lately deceas d
left The greater part of her estate to Arch
bishop Manning for the establishment 0
u Catholic chapel at Oxford
The position Of Indian agent i, sup.
posed to DO lucrative enough to enable
Mr.. W. d. Davis to pay $4,000 to Mrs.
NJ. Putnam, of Washington, for breach of
promise.
"A Virginia belle has conceived the
idea OF having on ornamental necklace f I
evening wear made out Of bullts with
which all her male relatives were shot du.
ring the war.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

Ia. NATIONAL Bdptisi, religious
.,spaper published in the east, take.
srong grounds against the religion,
tm:admeEt to the constitution advo-
tlt.d b. the Cincinnati convention Of
LAST eek. The views of the Bopta.
rs religious journal, are peculiar:
"The promotion of Christianity
r.a.. be left to the free activity of it,
t.s..plta, under the guidance of the
Ilt.- .nd the ever-present spirit Of
God. The state has exhausted its pre-.
- ,ativ,s in this direction when it Sc
'isas to Christianity perfectly free
te,ivitJ 1t must secure like freedom
10 I'll it; citizens. With the highest
possiol- personal regard for many
whoSi names are sigued to the foregoing
call, &C can only invoke confusion
ogon .acir counsels when they come to-
tc,h-r 10 discuss the subject of nation
ri religion in all its bearings.