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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
a Big TORo

The sow5oat Crescent City, Captain
Townsend, arrived here yesterday from 50.
louis. with four barges. The aggregate
cargo consisted of 81, l07 hushsls Of corr in
bulk, 6426 barrels and s45 half barrels Of
-four, 493 barrels Of meal, 1883 sacks Of
corn, 1909 sacks Of oats. 1906 sacks Of bran,
80 bales of hay. and hogshead OF tobacco.
This was q big tow.
Thar Farorite young actor. RIP. Roland
Reed, happens not 70 be in the casG At the
Academy Of Music this week. He is in the
enjoyment of most excellent health and
will take part for which ne is we'll adapt
ed ia the legitimate drama as 1t will be
presented at the academy next week. with
Mr. Jgank Mayo as She stago
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

DIssProIxTED.-Qui numbeF OF small
Cry politicians yesterday fitted around the
City Hall anxiousIy waiting the coming of
Che whales who had secured fat Offices, but
che whales did not appear, go that about
fwo o'clock In the afternoon the small fry
Seated off silently. Undoubtedly history
sepeats itself. for ''the boys are hungry"
Che great elect did not deign to show them
selves as there was no occasion for cheir
presence, but their presents Will be accept
able. even before the holidays
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
FURNITURE,
ESTABLISHED IN lS4O.

EsTABLIsHED IN lS4O.
JOSEPH 3. HUBBARD,
Corner of PerdidO and Rampant Streets,
Has hand one of the most complete and best
selected stocks Of ParEoT. Bedroom and Dining
room Sets ever offered in this city.
Also. all descriptions OF low price Furniture for
plantation and family Ese. An goods packed With
and delivered free of charge. auaI 4m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

THE FAIR.-AII who desire to pass a
pleasant evening should improve the occa-
sion ana visit Lyceum Hall and contribute
a mite to the orphans Of Mount Carmel.
The Young ladies who assist at the fair arc
= rranH Bile and persuasive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
KAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, November 10, 1872.

HAYoRALTY OF NEW 0RLRASs,
City Hall. November l9, 1872. 5
mo, lS70-Administratio Seres]
An ordinance adopting an estimate of expendi-
lures of the city of New Orleans tineludInG po-
lice and excluding sohoolsl for the year 1873.
Be il ordained by the Council OF the city of New
Orleans, hat the following estimate OF expenL.dl
and excluding schoolsl DO and the same is hereby
adopted for the year 1879:
20 BIZ PAID gKo1 CITY DEBT TAX.
Sinking funds and interest falling due, including
retirement under section fifteen OF act No g
!. nte-oonsordated bonds,
interest. $1,000 %
For retiring two per cent
Of bonds Outstanding 6.78O Co ,78O 90
G cipai and interest -. f $4,000 GO
:. Railroad. two per cent OF
face. &69 7SO, purchasable
Interest on face Tor year POS $40 CO 2G3 7Gs 20
l. P0utchartraln railroad.
per cent of face. $3.50,
purchasable say at. H.. 1885 GO
Interest on face. ......... I $50 o. $3.50 90
5. WateTWOrka two per cent
of face. e2T 1868, purchas.
able say at S242 ........... 1869 20
Interest on tace.......... 69610 U0-- "a. 800 10
G. Seven per cent loan, 1863,
two per cent of face, SCI
QS0. pufChasabke Say at Is IS 81 80
Interest On face. 1859 GU 20 ,hl6 ~
:. Seven per cent loan, 1870
two per cent of face $780,
90, pnrchasable say at 81 $1,000 90
Interest on face.......... 2lO,OO9 CO. PAT 200 GO
g. Jefferson City bonds, two
per cent OF face, $500,
purChasabEe say at Ga. 4Gl2 90 ..
Interest ......'.. 1900 o. 1852 90
bonds. .....'....., -. $50 90
h0nds. ,''......:..-.. 1850 90
H. Inter9st Sickless legacy. 1881 IS
i2 Street improvement loan,
two per cent offace $4,000
purch8Bable say at g.. 3 40 90
Interest on face ........ 1896 O. 25,G20 90
49, Ten per cent loan, 1871, i'll
terest and sinking fnnd,
Total twenty per cent. ?]2, bl4 20
H. New consolidated bonds,
general series. total issue
say + 900 600, two peE
cent thereof, S2l, 200. res
purchasable at 90,........ S9S3d OF
Seven per cent gold inter.
est, s "a 200, at twelve and
half per cent gold pre- -.
MUM cuTTencT.......... $40 G0o- Iez, 800 ~
10 Interest current acc
tracts. ...........,....o,.. %, 600 co
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

Tie examination of K. Murphy, for mur-
ojer, will not cake place until the twenty-
oeSenth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
F!FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.

ANNIE CUsACK VS.. Gus. HANgRW GNkLE HHR
hushaud-No. 1223
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

CRIMINAL CoURr.-The case Of George
Fritz, alias George Frey, charged with for
gerry OF an order for the delivery of goods,
was taken up yesterday morning. Mr.. D.
Ii. c. Hughes, as counsel for the accused,
addressed the jury, after which verdict Of
tniltr Mns retnrne6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

Colonel l. w. Patton, the criminal sheriff,
Yesterday morning swore in the following
deputies: ". A. Hurd, chief deputy; Joseph
T Boil, Paul Brelet, Emile Ruiz, J. a.
Fremaux, John Tracy, r. L. Brown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

:. S4lariss and wages OF en-
y,nyes Of Department Of
improvements on land
fagz and WhaTYes. ...,... $32. 500 Is
2. 81 arses and wages Gf EN-
p.oyes Of Department OF
Commerce on Wh2rYeS
ard landings ...,........ G.1ee ~
3 Repairs to whaFyes and
l.Sdlr gs.,....-,...,, 49,, ss,WQ o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

The s"rerrebeune PatrfOt,'2 Published
al H7uma Louisiana, is one of the best advert1s-
ing mediums in Southern Louisiana. del3 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

. . Ia 2 N D J
Sheriff o. tbs Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
Matnnl lnsnr..nce Cosnpany

G 3. NhJF-tFI-
nO2l de5 q Sheriff of the Farish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

Oc22 MOTIFS Sheriff of the he parish of oriesue
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

THE horse disease, with it, various
unpronounceable names, has not
spared this section, in its broad sweep
over the country; and whilst we shall
indulge no speculations about its orig
in and treatment, we venture to hope
that il will teach the people the value
Of this noble animal both to agricul-
ture and to commerce. Whilst the
railroad aud steam boat have been
looked upon as the all sufficient agents
of transportation, this malady has de-
veloped the fact that, without the
horse. the wheels of commerce have
almost ceased to revolve, and taught
that SO long as depot or wharf can
not be established at every farmer 8
barn, the horse, as carrier, is indis-
pensablc TO commerce. In a social,
agricultural and commercial point of
view his value to man is incalculablc,
and could this lesson be thoroughly
learned, it would lead to his more care
full and humane treatment, from inter-
est, if from no higher motive. Hard
usage, insufficient food and exposure
to the inclemcncy of tho weather
would become the exceptions rather
than the general rule, and health,
strength and longevity would well re-
pay the care which humanity alone
demands of every owner of horse OF
mule, Brutcs though they be, they
never fail to respond, in docility and
increased reliability, to gentle and con
sideratc treat, and none but the bru-
tai in disposition, will substitute, fol-
these better means, the club or the
spur. There are few better indications
of mans true character than are tC
be found in his treatment of the ami
mails he has gathered about him, eth
or for food or service horse es
pecially.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

THE annexation of San Domingo, to
which Grant failed to bring the coop
peration of Congress seems to be con
summated through the agency ofprivate
capital. The money has been forward
ed for the purchase Of the Bay of Sa-
mana in the name of wealthy New
York merchants. But, of course,
they don expect the government to be
involved in tie transaction under the
pretext of protecting American citi-
zens in their foreign rights and posses
sions. Oh, no it is purely private
transaction and nothing is looked for
beyond the possession ofa foreign port
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

GES. GRANT, for once i'll his life,
has debated, in his own mind, qucs-
ton of propriety and actually decided
il properly. The question was, wheth-
err he should go from the grave of
Greeley to Washburne's ball, the de-
cision was against the ball. The hope
of reformation bascdupon this unusu-
al incident was speedily dispelled by
his turning from the grave of liberty
to participate in the orgies of its hired
assassins in Louisiana, Alabama and
elsewhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

and cheapest agencies for the greatest
good to the greatest number. And
when self.government is thus praeti.
cally taught 10 the most limited sob
division Of communities, the ground
work is laid for purer government,
a higher integrity and a wiser and hap
pier people.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

Something new in the pic
tures-thc Bendan Back
ground-which, by a system
of double printing, introduces
behind the Photograph a
beautiful fancy background,
In copies of old and faded da-
guerreotypcs, this is a great
improvement in the art
Made every day at McCor-
macs Gallery, opposite the
courthouse.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
Or. TUFTS Hair Dl G impartslifc TO the
hair.
mphant tor Twenty Years.


More thau twenty years ago tho MUSTANG
LtsIMENr made it, debut In the West,
It's cures ~ the NarioIs external discSos
Of horses Nndcattlc, aNtuuiShcd tho plant.
crS and farmers OF the Mississippi and
ohio Valleys nud demand for II spruugup
which nCccssltSt'rt It's manufacture on an
extensive scale. Suou the dis oNerS was
mndo that II vas n grand specific for rhou-
mgtlsm govt, ncura lGta, cav-Rche, tooth.
ache, mud utucr cAtcrns' atlmcnts OF man
kind. Then n Was tried ~ a hCnling. pnin
killing Application. In cases of outward
iuturS, such as cuts bruises, burns, spasnS
&c, md was found equally sorN iccahlc.
The famo of the new remedy fpr sumo ~
the tnusl painful Ills that atiiict mankind
aud lower animals. spread rapidly, and
NCsgANu iISIMENr soon took rank I'm
eVorS state aud Territory Of the Union ns
q sTASpAup CURE.
sI0Co pEsAVp Is Q nsred nv the proprietor
OF pr. Heroes OGDEN Medical nrScoN'
cry, for meIicine that will equal II IN Tho
cure OF all ssvere cnsaS ~ LAYER COM
plaint aud AL dihc ascs arisiuR rom I'M
pnriy OF tho blood, ~ ErOptiohs, Fmplcs,
histoAes. Dotls, ote.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
tikCrIr COURT OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.

The attention Of the members of the
Ciarksville Bar ana citizens, having cases
pending In tho Circuit Court, of Noutgom-
cry county, In respectfully solicited to the
following order, IN which tho businos of
This court VIII Will take mp at It's Jan uary
Term, 1873; viz: First week, commenc-
Ing the frat Monday in January next, the
following cases will be taken mp aud dis
posed of. ]. Il. RICE, Judge.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
Dr, TUFTS Pills.

Il Is purely vegetable concentration for
kccping tho Ho wells IA natural motion and
cleansing the system of all impurities, aud
positive euro for Constipation. They re-
store the diseased Liver, stomach, and
Kidneys, To n hoalthtul action, while At
the Same time they brace aud iuNigoratc
the whole system.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
tow, O., january II, ISL.

NOMT, uAl january IT, Ie'I,
Dr. Hlu H. Tut.
bear Sir-tIaNlng used your Liver Plus
and tiudlng memo that have done my wife
or myself ua much good. | would liko To-
Know IL they would do ns well North as
as here. I intend going North IN March,
aud ~ thcS will have the same effect as ~
this climate want 10 take them ON with
INC, Hoptngto hear from you soon,
/ renIain, your ohcd Servt,
HENRY a, MILLS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

II q Chiffon Ell ais VS. Mrs I. A Cashier.
q e Lyle VS. Keats n Duncan.
Calvin Pr.way ysB& " II X Company.
VIM Gritty w d X Gold, ct mis-.
Muiie smith vs. q n l. THOMAS.
III Merritt, admir- W.. X III Williams.
IL j GOOstrco VS. NJ - Bell.
And all cases, which stand for trial Mt
said January Term of the Court, which are
nre not mentioned herein, will be called.
and disposed of during the 4th week of the
term.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

THE investigation of the Credit
Mobilicr" will show that several mem
bors of Congress received dividends
from the concern; but as they are pre-
pared to prove that they expended
them in aid Of Radicalism, they will
not only be acquitted, but commended
for stealing in aid of so good cause.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
MARRIED..

In New Orleans, La, on the evening of
the 4th iust., by the Rev. =. =. Harris, OF
Trinity church, Mr.. JoHS u. TArscoT'r, of
this city, and Miss KATIE A.. daughter Of
George Pegrom, Esq. OF the former city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

WALTER McCoMB & Co. have a
large assortment of articles suited to
the Christmas trade. Merchants will
do well to call OH them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
Comrnlssioner's Sale Of Land.


james W Smith ct als. VS.. Catherine Hester
ct ais.
In obedfence 10 decree OF tho County
the above eausc Mt the August term, 1872.
Will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on
Saturday, Dec. "a, 1872,
a tract of land lying In District No. 4. OF
said county, bounded by the lands OF y.
Hester, Jr., JRs. Fletcher, Jas. IL. Wall and
Merritt & Gold, containing 222 acres, moro
OK less. 100 acrss cleared. and tho balance Is
in timber. The same will be sold as a
whole, or divided into two OF more tructe
to suit purchasers. A plat of same will be
exhibited on the day Of sale. The said land
belongs to the estate of Nathan Hester, ST.,
decd. ind Is sold for division among the
heirs.
TERNs.--A credit Of IL, is and q months,
notos with good security required, and a
lien retained until all the purchase money
Is paid.
PETER ONEAL. Clerk a Com'r.
Dec IA, 72-2w-pr foe, adv. bills, 80 so.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

Nc Cormacis making q spec
ialty Of the Imperial Rem-
brandt. Call up and see
them. doe lift
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
DIED.

In this county, on the 3rd inst, Mrs.
MARY RILLEBREw, aged 30 years.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
TAX SALES FOR THE YEARS 1867 -50-5 9-6O-6l.

WHEREAS the Montgomery County Circuit Court at its September
Term 1872 ordered the following of Land and Town Lots be sold
for Taxes for the 1856 1851 1853 1859 1860 and 1861 wit
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
sntorday, nee. "a, 1872
Residence for Rent.

l wish 10 rent for the year 1873, the resi-.
dence and grounds formerly owned by Mr..
Jno MeKeage. decd, on Spring street, oc-
cupied this year by Mr.. ]. r. Broaddus. VIII
rent residence and grounds together, or
separate residence and garden from the
other grounds ". Il. DORTCH.
Nov. 20, lS12-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14


j. l.. johnson vs.. NC. q l.. r. r. Company.
James Wilson VA. Allen shepherd.
Mnnford vs.. y Snacklcford, Admir-.
NJ CdIRR Co. W.. John Dolan.
James Clark vs., NJ g 4 l. u X Company.
= Kellogg vs.. W B Daniel and s Johnson.
W 4 T,,SYhnaes;ioford, Admir- vs.. J W Brown,
bank OF Tenn, VS.. J Munford, ct ais.
Planters Bank VS.. y West, ct ais. :,
Planters Bank VS.. Cobb and W I Dortch.
Planters Bank vs.. w L Dortch.
Planters Bank VS.. w i Dortch ] Cobb.
Planters Bank Vi. W King and T J Nun
ford.
Planters Bank VS.. p \ V johnson. ct ais.
Planters Bank VS.. l. bradley, ct ais.
Planters VS.. " Dortch. CT ais.
Planters Bank vs.. ]. Bradley, ct ais.
Planters Bank, VS.. !, Bradley, ct ais.
Planters Bank VS.. l. Bradley.
Planters Bank VS. " Dortch.
son.
Planters Bank vs. q A woodson ct ais.
T Ogburn VS. J ] Phillips 4 W Free Admir-.
Planters Hank VS. John q Black, ct ais.
Planters Bank vs. ] TAFT and I Johnson.
johnson VS. s o W brandon.
McKoin & Bailey VS. w 4 Quarles.
Planters Bank Us II W Herring & Co.
Planters Bank vs. Trico ct ais.
Hornberger d House VS. J. Bradley.
W 4 Shackelfor, Admir- VS. j p Daily Admir-.
iltu AlieN W. 0lln MOpuys
Harrell Il Ballard. Adm'rs vs. b W Boat
wright, ct ais
j. Welt VIZ Cave johnson, ct ais.
u Wolf VS. Cave Johnson, ct ais.
Lewis & Glass VS. Cave Johnson, ct ais.
a Harrison VS. Cave Johnson, ct ais.
George Alwell VS. Cave Johnson. ct ais.
Barker 4 Courts VS. solomon & Fry.
T. Shelton VS. Charles Kelley.
T T. Crutchdeld vs. NJ G & l. " X Co.
John Boyd VS. NJ G & ], II Company.
II G Nurphey VIZ II & l. ID Moody, etals.
Mrs +. Forbes EXecutrix vs. \ Howell ct ais.
j II DAILY W. Jackson. McKernon = Co.
T. Christian vs. 2 7 Lewis, Pres. & Rec =.
l. VI Obanson VS. G T Lewis. Pres kec'r.
!. ] Garren VS. q T Lewis. Pres. and Rec'r.
II T b Gerring VS. G Lewis, President and
Receiver.
Sam Watson. Trustee VS. p DAILY, ct ais,
two cases.
som Watson VS. II Lockh hart. Admir-, ct ais.
sam Watson VS. Jno Eldridge ct ais.
Sam Watson VIZ w Baynha,n ct ais.
Sam Watson VS. r Johnson ct ais.
Sam Watson VS. q Smith and u Horn
berger.
| II w Leavell Us Pcttus, Hamburger & Co.
Sam Watson, Trustee, VS. Munford ct ais.
Bank of Tenn, VS. T0mpkins q King.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14
It SEEMS 4 FIXED FACT

That Goods are advancing East. I
am selling at old prices. Now is the
time to save money. Buy of
b. +. COULTER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

obedience the above order will the Court House Cark
succeeding dy d sell tho above Tc of Land and Town Lots
much thereof shs be sufficient Of ca them satisfy the Take
ADD charges annexed Thorn eycrak thc law directs
HENRY LlLE, Rev. Col, ana Agent.
Nc,cmtcr - l579
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-12-14

James " smith ct ais. vs.. Catherine Hester
ct ais.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
S&A-ZZAS TEE CNCEE>ISSE0 Returns
sl11ss sa=-gzs 5i- EIs. -Irl-s- ss-sss sl-1s-
,i,s1 ants
A1r II7Hli yII-cg-ir IssrsI-s 30 -ls SIS necs1.
s,,- -S--- Sssa-1g ,E 1Irs ssz.ai vsliul Ilv sr-.
-ngr s5-=s r.c 7I-1ss 1slus-1ss- 51 E-sa-.
1u-E sF L- n ard Oh 7rsss Co 51-
Els grdcss lirt iezl -gIal1ii't Izt shall ss
gI7i- l. Is Ia sll1As- taking 4irI-sIrs u r.si
z4-l-v-
ECEN rE-E4S W4T.6ECCSE-
y : L -1s -d5i srI1. Re W hIrs 90 "a a. II,
sEFalet Fs srHz 7r1z-rE szs zId :l--I-Izas 1sa-
v;t,a Is s-r.is vt-s si1i-
JOHN THOMAS E4TE2E1CSE-
.I1uI-T 81 -S-E-g
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Paradise In the Pacific.


Tie following letter, which we copy hom the
Nec Fo-t 0aSc-rs~ Of March 18th. shows that
there are some travellers who can appreciate
Hono,ala. M Bliss bad the fortune not to tall
isio auyooes hands On arriving here. He came
10 enjoy hinselt daring ,he water months. in a
Qaiei uay. aud this letter which gives his i'm.
prsss;oas Of our city does eyeai, both to hiuseli
sa3 to us.-Ep
Sailips irom the northeast; Seforo the traae.wind.
oa suuuy morning, We hsd passed beyond the lon
citrtc iSS west ana latitude ~ north. when Be.
tSye Is rose the
rSulNn OF OAHU.
By uooa tAe hnd was uu3cr osr lee, and we ran
slo5s is eastern saore near enough to discover a
via su3 eroiosQue landscape, which 70 my cye. vas
eriiTciy new. Frogs coral sud volcsu,c crsgs, as
white IS cream, into which the sea hsd drilled great
caves ans sssares, hills sloPea up into peaks
above the clouds. Down between the sharp folas
q these volcanic hills dark groea valleys came slo-
ir % tAe ses where smooth beaches brcke the surf
Tarriss TIE southeastern pola, Of the Island, aud
steering westward, saw groveS Of eocoa.uui trccs
f-iaSus sandy shore; srd deeper and srccncr val
,sys, sAel,eriur herds and white cottages. Then I
e-N FNS4s NNNE MAlNQ tlc SWcll Ol Inc
Rs,ds oeesa Is forever rurbliug: behind H. quiet
Aareo7, viii ships ssd NeyOna that, brosd plain,
baked ey mountains and oovercd by trees, above
whose sTeea foliage Arose white a2s-siaffs and
c1-7ca-s?.reS, Iroeosuize5 The city Of
honolulu
As We sailed iato Jae Esrocr, al TIE town hurried
eopB 10 see these s;r1sers fFom another world Go.
i-s assorS followed a2ud-cart to nv first lodr-
izss il tie Sa13Vtoa Islands. Tia; was on Saiur-
Day ussAL Ga Sseday morning, the ehsgch bells
Ct Pro,os;auis sni Pap.sts alike ushered in the Sab
ba;h Tas pleasant streets were quiet business aud
a-ase1sais were suspended the churches were
f-eo BY VorsAippers and the sacreducSs Of the day
SIs Recognized viii as much eare As il is in New
E-siSoG- At,er 0zy long aud tedious yoysgs, it
vzs 5e,is1it1l 20 Sad this Slb5aih haven in Houo-
l-l-- B-t with The next two DAYS everything was
c1z-Set- How the wind blew il hurricanes from
t1s so-ih, how the rain pc1rvd down ia torrcuis,
ard ts tender limbs e ths alSercsz tres cracked
z-t fe.l. ard the thermometer saak 10 e. degrees,
ard lie barometer 10 - nic. - sec and the ocean
s-cke -rc- Tie -ect Win powerful -roa1s that rcsc
above tie rc1E q The Niad. making, foF ne,
e15-,y s-5 cis1czl welcome 10 this Hawaiian King
tc-. I. Is al torsc;sea row Besides, IL was ex-
esq-sazzL sch weather had aot before been *
gs-ie-c-t Lsce il Ten years mus; excuse Il:
all-1- Ct ec1-ss, did And RON the sun shines
eTssy tzy, sd lie air Is 5alray, 1s when
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