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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07
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5000 acres heavily timbered with white oak rni To-
Gated on river wi h great aivantages for shipment.
Much Of the land is level and lit for cultivation when
cleared. Price only 81 per acre.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07

No 151-1 800 acres One of the finest estates in the
country, well suited for a gentleman wanting q fine
property, or for division into dozen farms Large
Brick Residence and many farm houses water in every
fields on stage road, one mile from pleasant town. six
miles from railroad station and forty miles Knox
Vile; fine grass and land $50 per acre.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07

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of properties.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07

S6O00.-Large new brick house, on large and hand
some lot well ocated one Of the peasanest residences
in the city
sl,so0.17Neqt frame dwelling, on one o. the best
streets. Lot 50Xl2j.
SG0O.-Lot on Church street.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07

A Fco Of tie Desirable C1ty Properties
/ offer.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07
TelllcO Manufacturing COmpany's Property
30 600 Acres.

AJN00NNt SypIlcs q 7r0V Orc q Tie Best
quality.
WaterpQwer fer several establishments Of the largest
class mills now running. Facilities for shipment by
river and rail. VALUABLE FARM LANDS with
good buildings and rented to good tenants, form
part of this property. The iron made here has been
celebrated for many years fer its superior quality
From bank the celebrated Tellico Car Wheels
have been made, which have been pronounced to be
the best ever made in the United States The property
IS now held by Joint stock company, and controlling
interest or the entire stock be purchased low
rates For man description, price, terms NC, dress
CHARLES SEYMOUR knoxville, Tenn.
No. 747-Farm four miles from Knoxville 80 acres
first class lnnh eYce,l Mnter. finLne. nd f-1t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07

Send for the APRIL NUMBER of the
East Tennessee Real Estate Register
Sent Fee to any address on receipt Of stamp Com
tains descr ptons of hundreds of properties articles
about East Tennessee, &c.
CHARLES SEYMOUR .
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-07
8nnSrillf agffhlg Chronicle,
.... AUGUST :, 1872,
WEDNESDAY
ANOTHER LEAF FROM HISTORY,

How RebeI EuiisSarics and Northern DEM
ocratS Plotted in Cauatla-IIOw Tribune
Editorials Gave Aid aud Comfort TO iii e
EeneI GOveruuent-(ireeI would have
Admitted the Rebel agents and spies
into Washington without Restrictions
He would have Opened throughout ia e
Country the Free Advocacy of Peace at
the Most Critical Moment of the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
SHIPPING NEWS.

REPoKT OF SHIP CETLoS.-Sailei from Boston
July 9th crossed the equator in the Atlantic Aug 5h
in longitude SIC so W; passed Cape Horn Sept. Il
Had continuous heavy NV gales from September Il
to October split sails and carried away sling band
to lower fOre-tOpsai yard Was 50 days from sos in
the Atlantic to sos in the Pacific. Crossed the equa
tor in the Pacific Nov. in longitude 1919 ". Have
had very light trades the Pacific side. Made Maui
the morning Of the 2oth. August I'd spoke the fol-
lowing ships: Tennyson. from Boston for Madras !:
Ringieader, from New York for San Francisco; Ros-
well sprague, from Boston for Valparaiso.
REPORT OF STEAMSHIP NEvApA.-Left Port Chal-
mers &c; goth. at l:5O for Honolulu. via Lytte
ton, Wellington, Napier aud Auckland. Arrived at
Auckland Nov LIST, a, e.55 A. n, and sailed Nov I'd,
at AIS P. u. Had ordinary fne weather until Nov
10th, since then strong Ne winds and heavy head
sess. Arrived a: Honolulu Nov Goth, alarm.
J. V. LAvERr. Parser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

An internal RECIFE-The most extraordinary
OF ali culinary recipes is the following daboical one
giving by Mizaid, in his How 10 roast and eat
goose alive: Take goose OF 4 duck, or some such
live creature, pull OF all her feathers-Only the
head and neck must be spared; then make IRE
round about her-not too close 10 her-ihat the IRE
DO not touch her; within the circle of the IRE let
there be set pots Of water wherein salt and honey
are mingled and let there be also chargers full Of
soddeu apples, cut into small pieces The goose
must be al landed and basied over with butter TO
make her the more 1T 10 be eaten and roast the bet
ter; put the fire about her, but do not make too
much haste when you see her begin 10 roast, Tor by
walking about and flying here snd there, being
cooped In by the fire that stops her way ont, she
viii fall TO drink the water to quonch her thirst aud
cool her heart and all her body; and the apple sauce
viii purge and empty her; and when she roasteth
and consumeih inNardly always wet her head and
heart With wet sponge, and when you see her
gddy with running. and begin 10 tumble, her heart
wants moisture, and she is roasted enough Take
her up and set Der before your guests and she will
CRY out as you cut of any part OF her, and will be
almost eaten up before she is dead It is mighty
pleasant 10 behold Mr. Mizaid probably stole this
recipe from the kitchen ofhis internal majesty. Per
haps it was one OF the dishes the Devil ordered
the advent Of Nero and CaiCula.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
PASSENGERS.

From windvard Ports per stmr Kilauea Nov sS-c4Pt
james Make, L McCuly. : II Foster. 6 W c Jones Wm
Kinney, HAysslien and wife, Wesdea. Whitman,
Assn
From Auckland, per Nevada Nov 3o-W Marshall. y
Fox and wife A Thomas Mr. Mitchell Z Porter and fxuy
Madame States, orIAndini and So 5ransfa far san
Francisco.
For san Francisco, Ter Ask Nov 2i-6 Weston. 6 W
Never. VIM Duncan wife. infant and servant. W Widdi-
field EnCuis Capt PitulNn. MrS Silva and child
James Brooks AntcnO Francesca II Leroy. Jas
Fox. Chss ReiteT Brown and 50 in trAnsu from Aus
trAlia and New Zealand.
For san Francisco Per Comet Nov s5-Mrs Jno Patty II
Gallagher, LArko-
For Auckland. Ter Nevada Nov Ss-Mrs Fanny Morgan
Phelps and child Mr. Rsyner and S6 in irNnstu from san
Francisco
f0T Woodward Ports, per sirnr KiaueA, Nov aSNiss
Holden, Mrs. W II COruwe Capt W Pinch II Paris and
child, Mitchell Mrs Mitchell Fred HAyseden, Or Dudiey
Mrs Hoohs. Mn Davis Capt Wosh, Jones. W " Glib
son. Miss Gibson. Mrs RoiAnc Geo Mciregor Mr. SMITH,
y Miss II EveretL Mrs Bennett and daughter, Rev
smith, Rev Po-ue, " SohrantStsiicr. Alexander,
Mrs Lyman and children Stoiiard Capt Jas Make
b Alexander. jacob Brown. Jno LudgAie. Wight,
Merton. W Everett Jones Rev bishop and about
Us deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU NovENRER "A 1S-a

HONOLULU. NOVEMBER ~ ISL
ne past few DAYS has been occupied chiefly with -sEn
mails Ajax End Nevada md Gone. yesterday
The Ajax took away quite Let q Sugar Rice Pulu and
Whalebone; the Nevada foe New Zealand some IS tons
Of Sugar. ehieay in bss- and suite Ios q Pziu.
The Coes r sSn Franeisoo q sais and snail
shipment Of Sugar Pulu Rice and Hides leaving our mar.
ket pretty tsAre q Sugar and Pulu.
HE rt Of the LhAiuA crop hand to-day the
West Maui mills; the kAuai Fantaious work and
may ook far consiasTahls susar bv New Years II the
weather continues favorable
Our Las; reports from san Francisco
able 70 the sugar market The reports fom Australia and
New Zealand favorable aud sales q Hawaiian
Sugar h'd heea made in bcaa 81 SD this better
than like Sugars have been netting Francisco
tine What need in making Sugar shipments New
Zealand and Australia markets suitable hays;
they cheap compared with kes and preferred We
not only by their ! Of per pound the differ
enoe between mats and kegs but sane on freight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

MukERsoS the barber, whose exploits here are
well remembered. was recently tined in San Fran.
cisoOtor Me murder OF Mrs. "a. E. Burkhardt, and
found guilty Of murder in the second degree. He
was sentenced to forty five years imprisonment in
the States Prison. A motion for new trial
was refused
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

AucTIoSS--Adams holds credit sale Mt his
rooms on Friday and Saturday next. Of general
merchandise and fancy articles, selected by Mr.
NJ. 5. Grinbaum in Paris, Vienna aud other
European cities, expressly for this market
Barlow seIls-On the premises-the furniture
Of the house occupied BY Mrs. tombstone and
Mrs. Pence, at the corner OF Hotel Street and
Adams lane. on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
For Sale.
Exchange, Geo

NNHE UNDERSIGNED, from and after
i this date will issue Bills Of Exchange and Let
tiers of Credit on
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK,
LONDON. HAMBURG and BREMEN.
in sums to suit at lowest rates.
Best Commercial Paper discounted, and Monies adj
vanced on Mortgages on the most favorable terms.
Cash advances made eonsignments o. Island
produce at the rate of q cent. interest per annum.
II. HACKFELD & co.
Honolulu, Nov. 4, 1s7I.-51-ly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
TO PLANTERS AND AGENTS.

DY the arrival of the CeyIon 1 am pre-
ID pared to negotiate for the supply Of containers for
Molasses Of the crop Of ls72-73.
AL s o FOR IH:
CASKS-Neu Bedford made casks Of all sizes, from
90 to $50 gallons.
IRON H0OPS-lo tons Of the following sires
ia. :, l, Il, Il, and inches wide
RIVETS-TEo tons Of I, 8. s and u lbs. ID. Sd Sd.
Oak Kegs Of 5. 10, Is and 20 gallons. Poi Tubs Of
all sizes, Harness Casks. Bathing Tubs, round and
oval, te., Ac., all of which will be
SOLD AT GROUND TIER PRICES.
Having secured the services Of the acknowledged
best Cooper in the country, and being host within
myself, prepared to ill any order in ny line Of
any size or shape with neatness and dispatch
/ would also take this occasion TO say that Herer
iariag had 70 pgy for Cask Of OF, all material
trusted to ny viii be faithfully accounted for
FRANCIS q. SWAIN,
&C Cooper and Gauger, Queen Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
DIED.

PIERCE-At Pe;ropauIski the asrd q August last
Henry L Pierce Esq-, q the 5rm II ". II B54rdman Of
Boston, Sed 50 years aud months. Mr. Pierce native
q Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
JUVENILE PERIODICALS
CALIFORNIA Periodicals
RELIGIOUS PAPERS

y. Y. Independent, Congregational organ -.. 81 90
Christian Union, H. ". Beecher's paper .. .... %
Chicago Advance Congregational ....-........ go 90
Boston ConEre-ationalist =. 80. ............ 90
y Y. Observer, Preshy - %
y \. Evangelist Presbyterian ..... .-.--.....-. %
y. Y. Tablet, Catholic .......... 90
Boston Pilot, Catholic 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
Port OF mONOLULU.

PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.
Nov s-Am strr NerEdz Biethsn. 70 days from Auckland
schrs May Ellen from MzCi and EsrWick from
Mniukai.
c-But bk Excelsior. Edgzr. IL dsys FROM Liverpool,
An ship Ceyioa. Woods, lS5 dsys from Boston, and
schr Netfis Merrill from Mani.
s-ScArs Karnoi Mani. Hattie from Kauai aid An
hk Tritsu- ueTninrsfuuc- from Arctic, with 10
hhls sprl- 80 bids uh. 500 lts lnue-
ss-Sfur Eilzuea from Westward Forts schIs Prince
from Hawai- Jenny from kauAi, and kiuAH from
Maui
s4-scirs Active and UiaaA frOm Hawai-, and Fairy
Qnecn from Kauai.
ss-Sclr Hokulele frrm Kauai
2s-schrs P41Ahi firm NulSkni and Keoai Ana from
KzEAi
SAILED.
Nov as-Schrs Paushi fr Maok and kean Ana for Kauai
zI-An stmr Ajax Howell for san Francisco An VII
h Eaiui0~, G-sy, 10 cruise, and -chr Rob Roy for
Kooau
es-Schrs Odd Fellow f5r Hawaii Hokulsle for Kauai
and N'aruick for MoiokAi-
ss-Scisrs Neftie Merrill and Juanita FOR Maui.
An stur Nevada. Bethen, f0r Anckl1nd An b
Comet Fuier Tor Francisco, stmr kEizuea fS-
Kindunra Ports. schrs Jenny and Hattie flr Kauai
SAN N bk Active Campbell 70 cruise, scir Fairy
Qneen for KAuAi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

GENERAL George &. Meade died at his resi-
dea1e 20 Philadelphia, Of pneumonia. on the 9Th
ms General Meade bad command Of the Fed
e--l Army a. the battle Of Geuysbsrg. and other
uiss disaugaished himself as one Of the most
a1e ara Fatriotie of1er IN the army Capt.
Meade, Of the Narsgansett, is a nephew Of the
rata f-..-a--F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

To-roEEov. The 2sh instant, being a national
holiday. Is also he day appointed by the Presi-
cent q ibe United States = day Of ,hanksgiv
in- and prayer. We are requested to state that
;hs Rev Nr. Damon via seliver discourse ap-
pr1r-iats % the occasion al the Fort Street
Ctu-cb at ] / O'Clock on that day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

THR next mail from San Francisco will prob
ably be brought by one of the whalers, to sail
from that port week or ten DAYS after the de-
PartUre Of the Ajax We imagine that the mails
viii not be very old by this conveyance, as it is
very probable that as soon as one Of the vhalers
which have visited San Francisco this fall is
pointed for this port, they viii make the longest
kind Of wake TIL they get here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
AT THE STABLES OF THE UNDER

WONDER was bred by c. H. Roberts, ESQ.,.
Of New South Wales and imported 10 Auckland, and
thence 70 this city by the undersigned per Nevada.
He is dark with black points possessing great
bone and muscular form, with perfect symmetry, and
stands u hands inches free from blemish
A Sure FoaI Cetter,
and calculated to &c; hrst-elass roadstsrs or race
horses his pedigree being, his breeder remarks Of
good strain and highly eommeudsble.
PEDIGREE.-Wonderb BY imported Magus, out Of
the celebrated mare Fanny Davis, bred by Graham
Hunter, Esq; Fanny Davis by imported Camel, sire
Of Ions and other racing celebrities numerous TO
mention, out Of Princess by imported Gratis Prin-
cess Of Cameron mare, imported by John Ander-
son, ESQ. For further pedigree English and New
South wsles Stud Book.
Terms, $50 for single Mares; $50 for two;
Catch Insured
46 E H. BOYD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

Ar WhUney's Bookstore can be seen some
Of the flores from the leaf Of the Aloe. or
Century Plant which resembles very much 10
color ard texture the Manila fibre. These speci-
mems we're separated from the leaf by natives on
Kauai by frst soaking it for time 10 water
probably uuiil II was partially decayed-and then
scrapinz away the supervisors matter. Many or
the flores are at least two yards long, and al
though more brittle than the Manila, still possess
in- Sufficient strength 10 become valuable could
], be p-5iuced ia quantities sufficient to export.
There are many fbrous plants which grow luxu-
riaut'y ia this country. the large cultivation Of
which would add very materially to our exports;
among them the Aloe. although Of slow growth,
would not probably prove the least valuable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

We regret to learn that the probabilities are
that the December number Of that pleasant little
periodical, The Halraiia1s, viii, for the present
at least, terminate lis publication. After years
regular calls for copy from the printer, the
writers, who, we are Informed volunteered to
supply original articles, have determined not to
have their evenings made seasons Of anxiety BY
the reflection that within stated number Of
them they must furnish certain number of
pages or columns Of manuscript, to be analysed
and picked to pieces by the sometimes hypercrit-
ical reader During the year Of publication there
have appeared many original articles in TIE Ha-
'rdiiaa Of considerable literary merit, and al
though the November number shows some signs
Of approaching dissolution, II is still worthy Of
its predecessors. But We fail to observe any
particular merit in 4 The Ancient Whaler,r unless
it be the evidence Of decidedly presumptuous
attempt to initiate a style Of what is called DO
eiry, which Of ITSELF can scarcely be called worthy
Of imitation. Perhaps those who can, never live
long enough 10 be ashamed OF having thought that
the Heather Cbinee7 evinced any particular
amount Of pOetical genius in the auihOr, will
survive long enough TO see that " The Ancient
Wbaler- Is the most absurd nonsense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
the COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL and NEWS AGENCY
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS

Furnished 10 Subscribers riihia Tea to TOzsfy Days
from tie date Of pu6lioation.
And prices barely the cost Of subscription and
IsostNses thereon.
Papers Delirereci Free Of Postage in any pant
Of the Group.
No Subscriptions taken for Less than One Year.
ss- Files made up short whsleuen Travellers
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS NOTICE.

On the 18th day of November, A. ID. Is72,
" seized distilling apparatus in the town Of La
hana, Island Of Maui. And notice is hereby given.
that unless the owner some person authorized to
claim possession of said property SHALL within twenty
days from the date of this notice. file with writ
ten claim to said property it viii be held to be
demued as forfeited to the Crown.
46 WM. o. SMITH,
Lahaina, Nov. l6, 1879. Sheriff Of Mani.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

THE following telegram to the Associated
Press al san FHnciseo. dated October 30th, con-
veEs valuable information to shippers here
The Pfysideu; has signed proclamation declar-
iu- that an tle provisions Of acts imposing discrIm-
IHaiiuE foreign tonnage and import duties in the
United States are reyoked. and Lexeep, that ii shall
heceIrth reHaia 10 fun force as relates TO goods
ana merchandise imported into the United States in
French vessels from countries other than France. so
long o. Liscm iuatiuE duties shall continue TO be i'm
posed tE Frauce upon goods and merchandise i'm
ported into France 10 vessels OF the United States
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

PEEFAurNs FOR ma HouDAEs.-Boih Whit
rey and Ihrum have displayed at their News
nsF1,s choice selections OF Christmas and New
Years gifts. il the shape Of books and fancy ar
Tczs 90; forgetting the toys for the children.
Fl-nsr and Bawsoa also display in their we'll
fled show cases, great variety Of beautiful and
valuable jeEelry snitable Tor the season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

Nan is constantly receiving the very best Of
English French. German. American and all other
kinds q groceries. preserved game. fruits. &c
SUI be fsa-iessly asserts that be has never be
fore received such choice lot Of everything
which goes 20 make Up first class grocery and
provision establishment as that by the Excelsior.
As be Is q good judge Of these things, he is no
doubt correct
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

TuE AJAX Of the California, New Zealand and
Aas.aEan steam line, sailed for San Francisco
on Friday. tie pa inst taking several passengers
and 3 quantity 0; freight from here.
The Nsgada was detained at this port until
Z ?. m. on Monday, on account Of her smoke
stack having 10 be replaced by 4 new one, which
was manufactured al the Iron Works with all
expedition 1t was quite an undertaking to make
such hage pipe on SO short notice, it being
about > long By 6 feet p. inches il diameter.
The Comet sailed on Monday for san Fran
cisco. taking cargo Of Island produce and few
r-....-rars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

Bloo1rp Srook-Mr E H. Boyd imported
fine thoroughbred stallion from New Zealand By
the steamer Merida which we trust will add
greatly 70 the quality Of stock here. This
horse, Wonder has gained some celebrity in
the Colonies in fat and stseplechase races. He
Is dark roam. with black points. possessing great
hone and muscular form, with perfect symmetry,
ana stands Is hands inches The following is
his psdigree Wonder by imported Magus out
OF the celebrated mare Fanny Davis. bred BY
Graham Hunter. Esq; Fanny Davis by imported
Camel sire Of lena and other racing celebrities
too numerous 10 mention. oct Of Princess BY i'm
ported Gratis; Princess out Of CAMERON mare.
imported BY John Anderson. ESQ. This is con-
siiered 6rst class stock 10 the Colonies Wonder
Is nov shout 10 years old
No Etile exoitersent was created in San Fran
CISCO recently by the detection. trial aud convic-
ton Of two skillful forgers named BrOtherton,
and their escape from the jail 10 that city They
lad been sentenced for the term Of twelve years
each ia the State Prison, and while awaiting in
jail f5r transportation to san Quentin. managed
collision or csrelessness Of the jailors. Such was
the skH ia forgery and couuterfeiting of these
sc1aa57eis that their escape created panic
among business men in that city. and at one
time the position Of the jailors was extremely
unpleasant il not dangerous for permitting their
escape. Several days elapsed after their fight
from j-il before any trace was found OF them, and
every day ibe reward offered for their arrest was
raised uaii it iually reached the sum Of $1,000.
Tlis proved 200 great temptation for the friends
oI the Brothertous. who managed to discover
their whereabouts Kelly. the isilOr. and two or
three Of his assistants were discharged.
w faliy agree with our neighbor Of the Id
rer4s- IN shat be says IN regard to the con-
plants uaie By our residents respecting the IN
certainty Of the tine Of the departure Of ressels
earring tie mails The Postmaster General Is
usually Informed that the vessel viii leave at a
osr.ain hour poslire,y. and he Of course delirers
the mails il time. THAI there shah be no deten-
uoa o. that acoount. Il almost invariably occurs,
hoverer. that the vessel does not sail At the time
So a, tie Post OFice. and people who have hur-
~ ~ ~ --Alr q" tletsAllHtl trtArfe uANe
he annoyance Of seeing her quietly remaining
aioaEsids q The wharf for several hours with the
mails % hard.
The sie-ners are not alone At fault il this mat
ter the saiiiog packets are quite as uncertain !
geoeraliy- Ihey frequently do not sail on the
Gag. e7sn' when the public are informed that they
are ready 70 depart There may be some pro-
Hound Commercial reason for this which the gen
era public are not able to comprehend. but it
seems . us that il would be neither difficult sOr
iHipoiii'e Tor agents 70 give nearly the correct 1
TINE q tie probable departure OF ressels. By /
cong g they would save correspondents much /
aaaoya1ce- and passengers the discomfort Of
Standing around the EharEes for hours, waiting
i'r the signal to 60 On board for start. /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27

B0NoIUIU MAN TINE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
.s..s. 9. .As Nosn tsr tie KostA Of Nov. 1sza.

FErrarrs IT carr naSIa lH-z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
Notice.

Turing NY ABSENCE FROM THIS
II Kingdom Mr. CHAs- 7. GULICK will be my duly
authorized attorney, and VII have esEA q my business
JN0. H. TH0MPsOS.
HoaoIalu March 9Th. ls52 s-sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-11-27
For Sale.

An Albany built Buggy, with two seats,
4-1n DIR. MOTT SMITH.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-02
Value Of Alaska.

1t has been generally supposed by scien-
tific men that the fossil elephant of Siberia,
had no representative in the same latitude
on this continent. Recent examinations on
the Yukon River, in Alaska, however,
have established the fact that the remains
are even more plentiful on the west than on
the east side of the North Pacific.
Enormous quantities of bones are found,
and supply of ivory sufficient to last the
world for centuries. The valleys of all the
streams and all the low grounds are filed
with bones and tusks, so that every vessel
now arriving from those remote possessions
has part of its cargo made up in part Of
these new found remains.
The elephant, whose range was formerly
almost universal, is now confined to a small
portion of Africa and Asia, and it would
seem as if the species was in process
of slow extinction. Neither Europe nor
America, which once swarmed with them,
has now either climate or vegetation fit
ted to their existence. Their remains,
however, are likely to give Alaska value
not previously suspected.