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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-02-28

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-02-28

EBAn New Articles of FANCY STATIONERY received - the
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS for Banks, Insurance comPau Railroad opan etc.
order with despatch
Printing Of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &C.,
Executed with Despatch Rate.
New Stock Received by Every Steamer
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17

New YORK, Oct. Is.
Capt. Simmons gives the annexed ac-
| count of the accident to the steamer
Providence. We left Pier Nc. IS about
tWentY-n.iautos TO ) o'clock, and got
as far as the gate, about quarter to 6.
There was a strong food tide running
and was compelled to either 20 ahead
or drift on shore At the time schooner
was coming through the gate, and under
the circumstances l was compelled to
either run into tbo schooner or drift
down on the scOw. | choose the latter
and hence the collision. The scow is at
anchor in Mud Channel and is great
obstruction to navigation, and has al
ready sunk six or seven vessels. 40
later than this G,Qrnin4 sne tore the stern
on schooner. We lost % rims off our
starboard wheel and the starboard spon-
son is also badly damaged. 1t will take
about two weeks to effect the necessary
repairs. The steamer Narraganse:s took
the passengers. numbering 300, on to
boston. The cargo will be reshipped
by the steamer Bristol.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
New York saarss,s.

NEW YoRK. Oct. IL.
CoTToE--Tne market is quiet and re
lower, Sales ]. 592 bales. Middling Uplands
/ 1870. .... ~.
FLoUR-Marllet is without decided
change. Sales 1890 barrels. state s6OnG
- 80, Round Hoop Ohio S7O5GSg G5. W eSf-
erm s6.OOG9.45, Southern at 81 3oGSI&O0.
MHEAT-Marketl Is about one cent lower.
"a, No. ? 10. el.5O6Sl.5s. Winter Red
western Sl.3sRsLtj, White Michigan $40
CoRN-The market opened heavy and
lower, bat on the decline in freighfs the
market recovered. Sales 1000 bushels.
Steamer mixed Western, 81, sail do. GIG
OATS The market is more active and
decidedly 1irmer. Sales 10000 bush. New
white F@52c, old Western mixed 45ka
axe.
BERT-Dun.
PORK - The market Is active and finn.
New mess Sl+GOGSl475, Prime ar 1850
LAnp- Market is quiet aud weak and
quoted at 9Al9%-
BuTTHR-sleady. State 34a2sc.
WHt1hr-fhe market is quiet and scarce
~ so firm at 92c.
RICE-pull Carolina, 7kO64c.
SUGAR 49, The Market is firm. Porto
Rico g<a9a. Museovado sh@94c, Refining
SA@94c.
CoFFEE-Firm. Rio I4@ls.
M0LAssEs-Firm.
srIEITs TuRPESrHE-Marl,et = yaiet
at 62962kc.
Ross Steady, s..lss at s4.35aaa5 for
:, PETRoLEuM- steady. Crude at I84.
Refined 26a264c.
TALLowSActive at 9az@95-I6.
oL--Quiet-tHbbed COO, pulled lezsGOe.
OIL.-Linsced oil SOGs1c.
Freights TO Liverpool lower. Cotton
sail Cd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
ILa,THsT NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH.
Tie Will of Gov. seward.

AUBURN, Oct. 16.
The will of Gov. Seward was opened
by his family to-day. 1t was clear, sue
cinct document, singularly free from le-
gal tecnicalities, written entirly by his
own hand. He bequeaths his late home,
at Auburn, with all its contents and
pleasant surroundings to his three sons,
by one or more of whom it will doubt
less be occupied and preserved intact, as
far as possible, in its present condition
His other property, consisting in part OF
securities but mainly of real estate in
Aubt,sa and locality, he divides into four
equal Shares amongst his sons Augustus
Frederick and William, and adopted
daughter, Olive Risley Seward, the two
last named being deputed to execute this
provision of the instrument. No other
legacies or requests are made The pro-
l ,erty has not yet been appraised. 1t is
i'm possible to say precisely what II
amo UNITS to, esti,n, ties varying but ii VIII
be probably not far from ''S' 1,H
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
Late Dairy Markets.
JIEESE.

CUEESE.
/ At Utica on Monday, the cheese mar
ket was quite dull, but the sales reached
a fair asurc. The offerings faoted n
1000 boxes, Of which 1000 were sold
The ruling figure was IA to 14!, but 8
small portion going below 1872. Seyera
factories held for IA to AZ, and some
sent on commission.
At Little Falls on Monday, the farm
dairy market was duller than usual. The
offerings We're smaller than the previous
week. About 700 boxes were offered
and sold Sales were made at from 12i
to 49,. Seven or eight lots selling fo1
134.
The amount of factory cheese offered
was larger than the week before as were
also the safes About 9,U00 boxes werp
fsat upon the market, Of which 5000
were sold Prices ranged from 49, to
14!. Only a few lots brought the latter
figure, the ruling prices ranging from
Il to IA. This is slight decline, al
though dizziness was perceptible in the
decrease of sales at the highest figures.
The receipts of cheese in Boston for
the week ending Saturday last, were g.
821 boxes. Early in the week there was
an active inquiry at an early advance of
] cent, which was not only sustained but
a further advance has taken place and
the market closes somewhat excited,
with very small stock in the market,
The sales include several lots of Yer
mont choice factory at Il and 10 cents.
And lots of mild, favored is difficult to
find. Some merchants say they could
place lots of the right sort at 155 and 16
cents, but it will hardly bear to give
quotations above Is cents Tor straight
lots. Almost any kind of sound cheese
will command 10 cents and over, and the
sale of second grades have been princi-
pally at 12I to 124. With a good ex-
port demand in New York, and light
stocks in Boston and in the country,
there is every reason to expect that the
present advance will be maintained,
The quotations for Vermont Cheese IN
Boston are
Choice factory, IA TO 10.
Medium. 12R to AZ.
Choice Dairy. 134 to AZ.
The receipts at New York for the
week ending Saturday last, were 50,793
boxes and the exports were 90, 322 boxes
The highest quotation for cheese was
14s. The receipts for the corresponding
period last year were 1929 boxes, and
the exports were 1900 boxes. This
fully cent advance over last year at
this time.
The producers price current says,
..Prices are cent higher, fully one hall
being made on Saturday We learn that
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
From Boston.

BosToN, Oct. 10.
This afternoon as James w. Woods.
clerk in the Odd Colony Railroad office
was passing from the paymasters room
to the Treasurer office on the same
floor, and but a few yards distant, he
was knocked down and robbed of four
thousand dollars. The robber escaped.
Gen. Butler was renominated for Con-
gress in the 9th Massachusetts, District
to-day, and Luther Day of Hayerhill,
Presidential elector.
The Democrats and Liherals IL the
same DISTRICT Nominated Charles P.
Thompson OF Gloucester, for Congress
and John A. Bassett of Salem. Presiden-
tial elector.
The State Central Committee of the
Labor Reform Party of Massachusetts,
issued an address, in which it is urgent
ly requested that laboring men ignore
old parties in the coming Presidential
election, as their cause has been ignored.
and vote for neither candidates.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
suit Decided by the Gsemevt, Arbi-
tratIOn,

LYNDON, Oct. 10.
Suit brought against Thomas II. Dud-
ley United States Consul at Liverpool.
by man named Alcott, who enlisted as
seamen or the privatecr Alabama, for
compensation for his detention at Liver
pool as witness, by order of Dudley. at
the time the Alabama sailed, has Just
been brought to conclusion, and result
ed adversely to plaintiff. The cour, de.
clded that the Geneva tribunal had set
siea all questions connected with the
Alabama case, and directed a verdict to
be entered for defendant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17

cattle Sheep SJsotes us FtHoos
Last LAST week Week 5 55 1873 80 80 i go
One year ago 3,lSl 1852 $50 I0,lg0
PRICES,
Becfper 100 lbs on total weight OF hide.
tallOw and dressed meats. extra, sIO.2501
$1,000; first quality, s9.75@Slo.O0; second
quality, ss.OO@s9.j0: third quality. 5000
sII.50.
Western cattle, live weight, choice steers,
best, o%@o4c; good, * GSo; fair o good.
797Sc; light, 6kg.75. slim face.
Working exon. v75@s250 Handy steers.
S75G3i0O, or much according TO their val
ne beef.
Milch COWS and calves, from so to s75:
extra, from $50 to 500; farron and dry-
cows, from SIS to $50
lcariings, $500 SIS; two Yes.r ,ids. SEQ
SIS; three year olds, S25I3i5.
s s@d 99g ca e Sfs 5sg gs aEk y;
Sleep, per ID. live weight .,teTr:
sheep and lambs, in lots, S3.ooa IS pei.
head. or case per ID.
Fat Hogs per lb.. JH@51lc, live VI.
Shotes, wholesale, jEGssc. Retail 3Gegc,
Peits Sl.00 each.
Veal calves. S4GSlu
Hides, tailow and skins Brighton hides.
94c per Id; country hides, @9c; Brighton
tallow, 6Ge6Ec country tallow. 5Ga5Hc.
ShcarGl sheep skins, 200930c each: lamb
skins, Sl.009 $3.50; calf skins. ISc per ID.
Dairy calf skins, 75c9sl. Lamb skins,
Poultry-extra, Ice per Id: prime l5k@
l5zc; good. l5G l5K medium, II Gcl4@c;
poor to medium, I4c.
REMARKS:
The number of cattle over tbs northern
roads appears to be 400 IL. pace of 1000 last
Tuesday. The bee. oxen, steers etc
found ready sale at last weeks prices.
In consequence of the large number. the
market for Ordinary stock Is not as gooa
as it was last Tuesday. Nonlinaily prices
may be about the same, but the buyers |
barter and hesitate aad tell what they can
do elsewhere, and generally succeed in |
GROWING dSw,a prices on such cattle be- |
low Iast weeks rates, when the number \
was less and the demand spirited. West /
arn steers are sold at Z TO . liz aud some 4
thing over for extra. Texas from 10 &C. /
per 10. live weight.
w. III. Bardwell sold 10 good oxen TO :.
;. Lannard without a definite price hay
ing been fixed; 10 of the 10 were sent lat I
saturday The ten averaged 1850 t,oands
dressed. The 10 TO dress from loo tf0s I
pounds. J. w. Taylor sold grade short. 1
~" oxen 70 asrSs Eau 10 poepds &c
III fh0rouxk~hr1a6 n f. 3 ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
she Ensurrection at FerroI.

MADRID, Oct. 10.
\ later dispatch from Fcrrol, forward
ed from that city yesterday, says the
frigate Victoria was hourly expected in
the harbor, and preparations were being
made tor an attack upon the lnsurrectioH
lists by the combined land and sea forces.
Hostilities were to commence ! o'clock
yesterday afternoon. if the rebels had
not surrendered at that hour.
The municipal authorities of FerroI.
yesterday requested the commander of
the government forces to suspend max
ing his attack on the insurrectionists
who are concentrated in the arsenal as
negotiations for their surrender were in
progress The commander consented to
wait until the afternoon, when, if the
insurgents had not surrendered. he in
intended to attack them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
destructive Fire.
CINCINNATI. O. Oct

W. CINCINNATI, o., Oct 10.
The Vulcan rolling mills. situated in
the Twenty-first ward, opposite Right
street and West of Mill Creek were to-
tally destroyed by fire about o'clock
this morning. The flames were first seen
Issuing from one-story frame building
occupied as grocery by man named
Nra!, contiguous to the mills. They
spread with marvellous rapidity, and be-
fore an slam could be sounded the store.
mills, and saloons of George Lambert
and Jno. Mason with the dairy of John
Davidson were all ablaze. The saloons
and the dairy were fiimsy frame struc-
lures Of two stories, fronting on Evans
street. Loss on the mills S75, 900: no
INSURANCE. Loss Oh other property
50. 200.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
n. Y. stocn and Money market.
NEW YORK, oct, lG


| Money was easy all day at SAC per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at l0s1: long al
| llJZ. The advance was caused by the
! scarcity of mercantile bills against pro-
| duce. a.
Gold was iirmer and rather more active
| under the improvement on exchange,
ranging from ll2B to ll3I, and closed at
| lI2%GlI3.
Carrying rates per cent. and for bor-
| rowing per cent. and l-G4 to fiat.
| Dlearances S29,S05, 600.
Treasury disbursements SJS.GD
Export OF specie S33s, l34 in silver bars.
prospect of the renewal of ship
Tho rold is much, discussed.
- M rs firm. The Treasury took
'ii Gn,:a vi ? " in gold out Of the $500
only S94, 100 AT pa. a,-,
"'S 0 on rcd, 81, ., as rather less
nj rI,ttc Doiinz lu y. anu 4. -"y than Of
~ tg u9ihcs5 IN SLocks n re said
iafc some !91u ~ WIN fd ieSs D9oHiaan wo
TO have been free sellers for the past
days. The market opened active anu
somewhat above last nights prices but /
became irregular and lower during the |
calls, except for Union Pacific. Erie aud /
Canton, the former advancing to 4OA on |
Canton 3 per cent. Western Union open- |
ed at 76z, fell to 1914, rallied to IN. and +
again drained to 75%. Wabash fell from
"a to ~; Union Pacific from 4O2s to 40K: |
Lake shore from 81 y to 800: Northwestern
common from 743l to 72H: Indiana Cen
trail from 1864 to 35R &; New York Central !
from 96E to % q {: Ohio Il MississiDDi from
l64 to 45I. Pacific Mail and Panama were
quite steady throughout the day. per-
ton OF the general decline recovered in !
the afternoon and the market closed |
steady.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17

Loss of Appetite, Heartbt I'm, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Dizziness. Sleep
lessness, Constipation, Wind, Mental
and Physical Debility, and Mel .apcholy
are caused by disarrangement Of The
digestive organs. To thorough ~ mas
ter these symptoms, ''White's S pecialty
for Dyspepsia is the only prompt, eli
cient and safo remedy. Ii. G. White,
Proprietor, 107 Washington street, Bos-
ton. Price 81 per bottle. 40W13W
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/. TTENTION, CHOIRS!

TBE ANTHEM OFFERING, by d, +.
Hodges, g SO. w. Foster, and j. H. 4enney.
254 pages of ENTIRELY NEW Anthems,
Sentences, Motets, Chants, &c. A com
Public Worship. The Music is of that
practical character and pleasing simplici-
ty, so popular in our Protestant Churches
fering can be sung, and will be admired
by nine-tenths of our Ohoirs throughout
the country Vs..
Ths Anthem Offering will be found 3
first class book forsSchoOls and Societies
Any chorister or teacher, who will send
his address to the publishers, before Nov.
10, 1872, shall be entitled to d single COPY
for eXamination, on such terms as cannot
fail TO give satisfaction.
Price, $40 per dOZ. Single copies, 81.
LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers.
4Ew6W Boston, Mass.
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SMarriaQes.

N-WHIPPLE.-Last evening, at
the Bates House, by Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey,
Mr.. C.. a. Wilson. Attorney at Law, of Cav
endish, and Miss Lucina Whipple, daughter
of James l.. Whipple. Esq, of the same
place.
ING-HERRICK- CRANKY, P.
O., Oct lst. at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. Chas. p. Watson, John p.
Spaulding, of Rutland, Vt, and Mary L..
Herrick, of CRANKY.
ATWELL-RfCH-A Port Henry, n. Y,
Oct. 9th, by Rev. VIM. Il. w Woodbridge, JO-
seph d. Atwell, Esq, and Mrs. Ellen ID.
Rich, all of Port Henry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17

ACCIDENT AT RoUsEs. PoINT As the
steamer Grand Isle was leaving Rouses
Point on the night of October It'll q
young man named Jillson from White
hall got caught in one of the coils of the
tow line which was being let out and
was carried to the top of the tow post
crushing one of his legs SO that amputa-
ton will be necessary. He was taken
to Whitehall where his widowed mother
resides. He is spoken of as very
steady and industrious young man
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits,
depression, involuntary emissions, loss OF
w head. loss of memory, and threatened
impotence and imbecility, find a sovereign
cure IN Humphreys Homeopathic specific
No. Twenty-elght- Composed of the most
valuable, mild and potent curatives, they
strike at once at the root of the matter,
tone up the system, arrest the discharges,
tality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands of cases. Price, IS per package
of five boxes and q large ss vial, which is
or 81 per- single box. Sold by all druggists,
or sent by mail on receipt of retail price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOME
OPATHIC MEDICINE CO., so Rr0Adway,
New York. Sold in Rutland ~ rn0 S
Co. and A. w. Higgins. sepa
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Minor Items.

The ladies of East Wallingforo
give 4 grand festival, entertainment,
etc, at Warmers Hall, this (Thursday)
evening. Among the attractions VIII be
a grand concert, art gallery, fish pond,
auction sale Of cngrayings, etc.
The twcnty-s.cond annual CONVEX
,ion of the Western Vermont Musical
Association, will be held at Middlcbury.
commencing on Tuesday Of next week,
lO,t. 22l.1mh continuing fopr days -
Prof l.. O. Emerson, conductor; Gc"
A. Nictz},r, of Rutland, pianist. Two
grand concerts will he given during tn"
convention; uAr ON Thursday evening"
and the second Friday cyruill-.
-Pn>id,ut Giant has got the start Of
the governors this year, and given the
cue to Thanksgiving day. in which it
would be IA public convenience If all
State officials wout coincide.
Coffee parties, in aid of benevolent
objects, is one of our latest fashions.
Farmers say that the cobs Of their
corn are rottinq before it is husked.
The season of lectures and other in
structivc entertainments is almost upon
Ms. Excellent preparations have been.
made for beguilng the winter nights.
Ladies who intend to profit by leap
wear have not much time left for action.
Thrce-fourths Of the year is gone.
The latest sensation at Lawrence.
Mass, is tive trial of two young men for
splitting tobacco juice out of window
upon lawyers tall hat. They were
fined 500 and half the cost, with the al
formation of go days in Jail.
I The Ogdensburg Jo,rna5 says that
Rsyear ago it was supposed that The 81,
Lawrence river had reached ii lowest
ide, but it has steadily dcclinrd. aud is
pw almosta foot lower than at that
tme
The present pafalation of the init
Estates is 20, 800, 900.
The Montreal Library Associations
wpnglcth over the proposed introduc-
tip Of a billiard and smoking room, as
additional attraction to young men.
The fastest time to Il road wagon
eT Known was made by Bonner's five
yeIold "Startle" Thursday, trottipg a
miNon the Fleetwood track in 2.20t.
Mgood coal fire these cold mornings
's Ne comfort.
farmer at East Albany, IN OFIeans
COuuttlug potatoes all one day, last
week, Id secured eight bushels of sound
ones, rest being rotten.
-Cihas an upward tendency; the
mercutakes a contrary direction.
Tho. Y. Manufacturing Co., q
Courtl Street, New York, have es-
tablisHan " Emporium of Novelties
and utes for everyday use Agents,
male female, wanted everywhere,
see thAdYertisement in anothe col
umn.
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FARMERS AND MECHANI

And all working people. old or y
male or female please send US ten e
Iof samples, and 1 viii guarantee TO q
You how you can soon easily make
during your spare time. send a y
and receive. free, - nice. useful PeyDd.
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weather Report.
;ofGNAL STATION,
w. ssHINGT0E, Oct. Is. g P. Nj

FkDBABlislJfhE-
Tho weather in the lower lakes win
prob bly, continue clear and cold with
high barometers and nortbefiy winds,
wee ring TO the north-casterly and entend-
in g TO West Virginia and the Ohio Valley.
y ew England and Middle States. cool,
Clearing and clear weather and northcg-
" winds with hoary frost on Thursday
night in the south Atlantic states, SOUTH
westerly winds and generally clear
weather On the gulf, partly cloudy
weather and northerly to easterly winds
with possibly occasional coast rains. In
the north. east and thence to Michigan
and the lower Ohio valley, winds yeer-
ing to the southerly, with the lowest
Barometer and partly cloudy weather.
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Deaths.

MOORE-In Shoreham, on the 10th inst
Harriet Amelia Moore, beloved wife of
Dea. Lynde Catlin, aged so years and five
months
WARD-1n West Rutland, October 10th,
Wright Nelson Ward, aged years and 4
months.
KINGSLEY-In Clarendon, Sunday even
ing, Oct. 18th, of consumption, Nellie Eli
"a, oldest daughter of Horace Kingsley,
aged 10 years.
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The Outbreak I'm Montenegro.
CoNsrANrINnpIr 40 ta

Prince Nicholas of Montenegro has
sent Geographic dispatch to the Sultan
promising to punish those of his subjects
who recently had an encounter with
party of Turks at Leposs.
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Railway Opened in Japan.

LONDON, Oct IS.
a dispatch from the East announces
that the railroad between Tokohoma
and Yeddo, Japan, was formally opened
by the Mikado.