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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON.

Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston. the man
who fought and won the battle oil
Fair Oaks and Bull Run, and the
mastery retreat on Atlanta. is pre-
pairing a history of his campaign for
the press. Gen. Johnston is conced-
ed to be one of the foremost military
men OF our country. We once heard
General Sherman speak of him in
glowing language of praise, especial
ly with reference to his retreat in
front of Sherman's magnificent army.
The General said that during oil
those battles he was not able to cap
ture from that distinguished soldier
SO much as q ''tin cup" .as<eE. .sr ~.
General Johnston, even by the
worshippeIs Of the name an1 fame oi
Lee in Virginia, of which both were
honored sons, is held next in rank to
tha. illustrious soldier. But during
the war he held about the same rela-
ton to jeff. Davis that Mcclellan did
to A. Lincoln. Davis was continual
ly embarrassing and thwarting the
purposes of johnson. His plans and
suggestions never had any weigh!
with the conceited, jealous and self
wilied Davis. His hostility to John
ston was. shown most gconspicuously
in his removal from the command oi
of the army with which he had sc
brilliantly fought and escaped the
superior numbers of Sherman il
front of Atlanta. Only disaster fol.
lowed. 9s <1@e4 ~ ~
General Johnston's publications
will be the more valuable, because
they will be the production of a great
man, who does not know how to tel
anything but the truth. He is inca
pable of telling anything else. A
purer man than Joseph e. Johnston
never breathed the breath Of ife.-
Omaha Herald. p
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curves.
THE Women suffragists of Olympia
n 70 nof idla- No7n MO1.fbaupaf .tsf

- THE Women 'Sufragists of Oily mpia
are not idle.-1New Northwest. FIG!
Glad to hear it, for we feared they
might begin gadding about the coun-
try,zorganizing associations, lecturing
Oh the "divine right" of women to
vote and wear the breeches-and thus
let things go at loose ends at home
andsocause the fold man. to raise a
dust on the premises. As long as the
Wolaen Sufragists stay at home and
work and mind their own business
and behave themselves and Aare not
idle" itdoesn'ts make mnch difference
how much they suffrage, ? anyhow. {
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
SUMMONS.

.Justic's Court for the Precinct Of
.Scio, State Of Oregon County Of
Linn
Peter Beeler, plaintiff, vs.. James Turnidse,
defendant.
To Jamcs Turnidge, defendant.
In the name of the State Of Oregon, yeu are
hereby required to appear before tie undersign-
ed Justice o; the Peace for the Precipct afore-
| said, on the 26fh day Of January. 1879, at one
o'clock in the afterno"n OF said day, at the Of
fec Of said Justice in said Precinct 20 answer
the above named piaintif in a civil action The
defendant will take notice that If he fail TO an
sw-r the complaint herein, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against him for S23i. IS in gold coin,
with interest thereon at the rate Of one per
cent per month from the 18th day Of August,
1871, until paid. = :
Published by my order dated this IIfh da of.
December. 1871. J. l.. MILLER
DANIEL GABY. Justice of the Pesee.
Atty far pff.- = feR9 :. nIsss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
STOCKMOLDERs' MEETING.

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN the Linn County Agricultural Association:
There will be a business meeting Of the sbovs
Association a. the Court House, In Albany, OF.
the first Thnrsdsy in January, 1872, NJ the
hour VI O'Clock p. ~, for the purposs Of elect
ing seven directors, for the ensuing year, snd
TRANSMITTING such other business a may come be-
fore the meeting. MARTIN LUPER, Pres.
J. ii. EYAss. Sec'y. nf7w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

BooTH AeAIN.-Iti is stoutly as
serted that J. Wilkes Booth, the as
Fassin of Lincoln. was seen passing
shreugh Fors Wayne, Ind, last
month, on the cars. a gentleman
who claims to have known him well
positively asserts that he recognized
him on the cars. Booth was changed
some, his remarkably black hair and
mhstaehe being dashed with gray,
and bis complexion once SO white and
smooth, being tanned and marked
with lines of care. But the eyes were
the same-wonderfnlly deep and lus.
trous, and the remarkably handsome
mouth had lost none Of its graceful
nHFEnS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
Heetirg Of the Democratio State Central
sss.7s COMMITTEES.

The De@ocratic Central Committee
of the State of Oregon is hereby re-
quested TO meet II the city of Port
land on Monday, the Sth Day of JAN
uary uext 1t one p @. of said day,
tor <zAs4 psrPose, of designating the
time and saanser Of holdiag Domo-
cratic State Coareafaosl, in accord
ance wisi the time hoaored ssages OF
the party, preparatory to the coming
June election in this State. and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before said Coma
mittee.
Said Committee IS eoaapesed as Esl-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
thnpped Hands and Face,
Sore Lips, Dryness Of the skin,
lie. Ae.

Cured at once by HEGEMAN's cAMPH0R
ICE WITH GLYCERINE. It keeps the hands
soft In all weather. See bat you get HEGE.
MANS. Sold by all Druggists, only Is cepts.
Manufactured only by iIgoEHAn Il Co., Chem
lists and Druggist, Nes York. janIy7IyI
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nRUGs AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
- and Oils, Glass and Patty, sold b
WHEELER nj SHEDD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ order Of tie County Court Of Linn Ceun-
~. Oregon. made this 2nd day Of December.
1871, the undersigned have been dnIy appointed
Administrator and Adn,ipistrairix. with will an
bexed Of the estate Of Elisha Griffith, decess-
ed. Therefore all persons having claims agsihst
,aid estate are notified to present the same, with
proper vouchers. AT the residence Of the Admin
istrator. near Brownsville, Linz county, Ore
gop. within six months from the date hereof ~
II. J. C. AvERILL, Administrator.
ELIZABETH GRIFFITH, Admisistsatfix-
nlTw4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
FERRY NOTICE.

FENNf NOTlGEe
YTHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO IN
i form the public that he will hereafter reg
ularly run Gray s. Ferry-~on the rad lending
from Jefferson to Scio -and respectfully Invites
the patronage of the travelling public. The fer
ry boat will be kept iu good repair and under
the care Of an experienced and careful ferry
man. A. HhAf, Fropf.
JAS. GRACE. Agent. v9n2im2..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

rsAsH PAID FOR WHEAT. OATS, PORK
~ Batter and Eggs by WHEELER
nj SHEDD,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
SUMMONS.

Justices Court for the Precincs of
Scio. State Of Orega,. County Of
Linn - -sr
T. p. Goodman 4 Co., plaintiff, vs.. James
Turnidge. Defendant.
To James Turuidge. Defendant.
In the name Of the State OF Oregon. you are
hereby required to appear before ths. undersivn-
cd. Justice "f the Peace Cor the precinct afors-
said, on the 26th day of January. 1872, At
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Of
ice of said Justice in said Precinct, 20 answer
the above named plaintiff IN n civil action. Tho
defendant -iil take notice that il he fail 10 an
swer the complaint herein. the plaintiff will take
judgment against him for $500 in coin with
interest from Dec. Sd. 1870. until paid
Published by my order, dated this lIth day
OF Dccembef. 1871. J. L. MILLER
DANIEL GABY. Justice of Pe.ec.
Atty for Pl'f. nIsv6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

THE Salt Lake ReUieao says it is re-
ported on good authority that Brig
ham has chosen his hiding-place in a
gorge in the mountains, in the South
western corner of U Utah, within a radi-
us of fifty miles of St. George His
retreat is thought to be SO securely
hidden that it its impossible for the
United States authorities to find him,
and he is SO carefully guarded that
even in the event of discovery, it
would be difficult to effect a capture
without the aid Of a large force OF
armed men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
GREAT STORM IN EASTERN OREGON.

4 Il
The Walla Walla ,Statesma,a of last
Saturday contains the following ac-
count of most unprecedented storm
in that country:
During the past week we have ex-
perienced the coldest weather we
have known for years. From all
parts of the Valley we hear Of the
loss of stock. On the Lower Walla
Walla number OF head have died,
not SO much from starvation as from
exposure. 1gsaa
LOSS OF SHEEP IN UsfATfLLA COUNTY.
|, Persons who have arrived here
from Umatilla county report the
weather as being unprecentedly se-
we're. Our informant states that he
knows of the loss of 300 head Of sheep,
all from exposure. The stock-raisers
not anticipating any such weather
were caught unprepared, and the re-
suit is that all have suffered more or
less. There appears to be an abund-
ance of feed, but no shelter, and in
nearly every instance the loss OF stock
is attributable to exposure.
fssttAk u - l3&aNJ - 50 7s..fsslE8
NEWS FROM OTHER QUARTERS. g,3f
From another quarter we ahear OF
the loss of $40 head of sheep from the
same cause. Along all the roads
leading out from town sheep are re-
ported as dead and dying, and in all
cases their condition is attributed 10
exposure and net lack of feed. a!as
- REPORT FROM DRY CREEK. ~
From Dir. w. T. Barnes, who came
from the head of Dry Greek yesterday,
we learn. that the cattle in that part
of the valley are dong well, and that
the stoek-o wnerss as q general thing,
have enough feed. to carry them
through the winter.s Along the creeks
on the way in, Mr.. B. noticed so OF
go head of dead cattle. Witheut a
doubt, had the intense cold continued
the destruction Of cattle would have
been very great. AS it is, the loss, sc
far as heard from, may be computed
as; follows: Cattle, 500; Sheep, ], 400
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(sLoTHING kND BOOTS AND SHOES
" fne assortment very Low by-wHEEkEH
~ SHEDO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

HONE SHUTTLE SEWING N CHIMES,
HI Piows. and aiikinds Of Agricultural I'M
Piements sold by WHEELER
at SHEDD.
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NEW ADVERTISE sEMENTs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
ADMINIsTRAT0H,s NOTICE.

.. a. JUHNS, County Judge.
Jan. 2, 1S7z.-n2Iw4.
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of this State at it's next session after
the date of this act, which period
elapsed without action on the part of
the Secretary of the Interior, as di.
rected by the law, and consequently
without action on the part of this
State. But as to all swamp and
overfowed lands within surveys made
since March 18th, 1860, they can now
be selected, because no limit is plac.
ed against selections Of this class, ex-
cept that they must be selected
within two years from such adjonrn-
ment (of the Legislature), at the next
session after notice by the Secretary
Of the Interior to the Governor of
the State, that the surveys have been
completed and confirmed which no.
tice has never yet been given, nor
have any lists and plats been received
at the Executive Office, and conse-
quently the time Of the limit has not
vet begin to run. ~ sla1esia Is1nei
I, therefore, respectfully urge that
as to ell swamp and overfowed lands
within the surveys Of this State, ap-
proved since March II, 1860. the De-
pAstment Of the Interior cause to be
made list and plats OF the lands
described aforesaid = and to be trans
rmitted to the Governor of this State,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-05-18
IMPORTS.

ZFRon TAHITI-Per Ionia, May 18th go cords FIrewOod,
a bx Silver Coin 20 Geo G Mclean i bx Silver Coin TO Theo
Il Davies.
FRoM SAN FRANcTsco-Pcr Comet, May Is :4 csks Mdse,
4 boz OIL 20 Edward Everett; 100 es Coal Oil to E Z Adams
$50 or seeks Flour, I5 tins Crackers, "a pkRs Mdse TO II May
zoo ar and q hf scks Flour. 19 bags Bran, 10 bales Hay, l
pkg M6se 70 Bolles & Co.; 1 pkgs Mdse 10 Levers & Dickson;
% ca Bread, ! hi Dbl Beef 10 Geo c Mclean; 0 bs Tobacco to
~ I Nellie; 20 hf scks Flour, 10 hays Potatoes 8 bags Beans, IL
pkgs Mdse, so bags Potatoes, so bxs Potatoes, ] kg Wine to A
w PIERCE x Co; Z pkgB Ndse, 6 bxs Giant Powder, az bars
Iron 20 Castle g. Cooker 5 cs sdse To Dillingham; < Co; &c
pkgs Chinese Mdse TO Pack Fsun; 1 CO Mdse To Bishop & Co
orx Giant Powder to A 5 Cieghorn & Co; 1925 bndis shocks,
lee hf Barrels, leo kegs Powder. l box ditto, i box Fuse and
Caps, % dog Brooms to II HackeId & Co; 10 bales Hay, %
hags Oats, 8 ditto Bariey, . ditto Carrots to A Herbert 4 Co
20 c. Wine, 200 bbts Lime. 1.5oO Posts, 800 scks Oats, COS or
scks flour, 100 c. Coal OH, lOl bags Iran. Sc bales Hay TO c
dresser & Coz 2 bxs Cartridges. 2 bags Wheat, I box Shoes, /
bndl Skins. so bags Potatoes, 10 g. Cider, S cs Wine TO Order.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-05-18
MEMORANDA.

REPORT or BARE IOSIA, ia ToSs, JAS. MCLEAN, MAS
rER-Lef Tahiti April 2Ist had light northerly winds and
Gains for two days in sight Of the island, then took moderate
southeast trade winds. Crossed the equator ninth day out 10
long 14So 3V w. In lat 70 80 n took strong northeast
trades; had light easterIy winds for two days To the eastward
Of Hawaii May 9th Sighted the east end o: Hawaii and
thence had strong trades and squaly weather. Vessels left 10
Papeete harbors American brig North star. bound Tor this
port, TO leave about 2d ApIH; American brigantIne Nautilus,
loading for san Francisco; American briganiIne Timandra
and American schooner Sovereign, for San Francisco with
oranges French bark St Mark, for Valparaiso Gray hound,
British schooner Queen, from New Zealand.
REPoRF OF q. s. 5. NARRAoAEsETT-Left Honolulu Jan
9th, Is days passage to Pango PaugU, made a survey Of that
harbor and Leone Bay, Island Of Tutuia. Visited Apaia,
Upalo. Arrested Capt. Hayes and seized his vessel could hDd
nothing against him. were obliged to release him and his brig
Left PanEo Pango March l4th for the Phoenix group and
Guano islands. March 9th made Phoenix lsgnd and Ender-
hurry Island the same evening when we made fast TO mOOrings
and remained until next day. Ali well on the Island. March
29th passed Mary Island. April LIST called at Bakers Island,
found them short Of provisions supplied them with bread, aud
brought four natives 10 This port as passengers. April ID made
Howlandz's Island made fast TO bOuy and remained several
hours all wen on the island. IL days passage from Rowland
Island, had good trades carrying them TO 32o y, long 1885 30
r, had souiherIy and easterly winds until striking the trades
May sh lat 81 w. long 1855 So IS" W, squaly and heavy
rains until reaching the island.
REPORT BAEK CoNET.-Let San Francisco May LIST. First
four days out, moderate breeZes from WNW TO NNW and
foggy weather. Since then. moderate trades fOm NE TO ENE
with passing rain squalls. Monday, 4 A. ~ sighted Maui-dis-
tance, 20 miles.
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WAILUKU, May 1Ith, 1872
Extraordinary Rain Fall.

NUCANU, May 10th. 1872.
To the Editor Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
DEAR SIR Those who have had an opportunity
of seeing the unusual flow of water in the Nuuanu
River during the present week, will not be sur
prised to learn the amount of rain which has fallen
at this place during the last four days but to
others, residents nearer the beach who perhaps have
scarcely had occasion for an umbrella during the
time. it may be interesting to know there has fallen
at II spot about u miles from the city fifteen and a
half inches during she four days ending at six
O'Clock this morning. For the last "a hours 6.g7-IO0
the "a preceding, 5".O3-IO0-making exactly
twelve inches for the two days over eleven of
which fell during the "a hours preceding 4 p. N. of
the 9th. Astonishing as this amount would be for
almost any locality except Hilo. Hanalei. or Nun
anu, l feel certain the amount noted by me at this
place. is not halt az much as has fallen two miles
further up the valley.
On Tuesday while here but little more than half
an inch tell. the liver opposite my residence was
n rushing. foamiug. billowy torrent, sweeping its
bed OF loosened bou!ders, which. bounding against
each other and the unyielding granite sides and
bottom OF the stream, gave Il deep and laundering
base to the dcafen ng roar of the dashing. surging
water. which chaIg edt the ordinary modest stream
into a young Niagara.
Such is its condition at this moment az NJ while
here, no rain has fallen since early morning. -
Yours truly, j.. II. WooD.
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FRIDAY. sfAY Il. Is72.

'By the cones uhich arrived Monday evening we have San
FranciSeo dates to the eOth- There . no change reported In
island produce. On the 18th, 500 kegs sugar * Comet
charged hands, terms reserved
We note quite a hrEs shipment (several hundred bass) Of
PUN per Comet for san Fraaesco, u saIl tC-morTos 90 Monday.
Prs4ioas 10 the arrival Of the As. shipment per thl. vessel the
market In San Fracisc1 va- hare, and the standard price
may Be quoted Al y cents per pound TIE Attempt made
tvtshln the few years past TO substitute = species Of California
mos 6r-Ef puu in upholstery work has failed, aEi the d.
aand Er This product Of the islands may Be- considered a.
NEW YoHK, April 22th, is72-
HIBUs-Duu, but hrn. DRY, sc saitEd, I2Ic; Grsen- 12c.
-OfL-arezdy. Sperm. 81 62Tl - " inter Bieached- 81 %
al 90; Whale, 75c do, Winter Bleschei, TsOs5e-
WooL-Duu. spdRg, foe, 3s1i5ci bury, 5223lc
puu-d. ssdooc Far, CaIDmbt, S1D1sc Do, bury 25G@oc
per pound
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r

Il Essr MAUI ITEMs-It is reported that Mr.. +
Porter Green. teacher of the Government school for
bows at Makawao, has been removed. and that the
position is to be filed by some one from Hawaii,
Mr.. Rogers is acting as teacher for the present
N-On the morning of the Sth. as Mr.. Van Dewater
was returning from kahului TO Wailnku. be found
an old grayheaded native lying in the middle OF the
road. severely injured by a fall from his mule. His
shoulder blade was broken. and be was badly
bruised about the head and body. Mr.. Van De-
water dismounted end got the old man on to bis
own animal. the mule having run of, and brought
him 70 Mr.. Armstrong; poi factory where he was
taken care Of. y noteworthy case OF "Good Sa-
maritsnism.H
The weather at Makawao has been cool and
very pleasant, with plenty OF rain ia the mountain
The cane crop is said to be some OF the best ever
raised there. Il ia reported that another plantation
IA 10 be started in Makawao; the land being al
ready bought and the machinery ordered. Capt
Eakse is spoken Of as the proprietor
( MORE SLANT POWDER Accidentally an arrival
from Hama. Nsui. yesterday. we learn that about
= week ago a naiYe named PalPa, employed on
Mr.. Unnais place. while fishing with giant powder.
iost three Of his fingers aud was considerably
damaged in the eyes and about the face by a pre-
mature explosion. Only q short time before sim
liar accident from the same cause occurred In tnat
district. Mr.. Unna, it is reported. bad taoued tne
Ise Of pfane powder on bis lands. 1t may De oD-
-ved. that a bill Is now before the Assembly LOT
-7rohlhitfnn Of .he use OF this substance
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An estimated decrease for the coming two
years of Sll2,256.35.
The estimated expenditures for the next two
years, the report puts down at 81 ,l3l ,336-only
$685. more than the estimated receipts.
These are the figures of the report, upon which
we based our structures. They stand there as
stubborn facts, to be understood as they read.
There may have been bungling work in the max
ing up of the report, and it may require a glossary
by way Of explanation, but the Gasette'S sophistry
does no. perform the task. The =. differences and
conclusions" to be arrived at from the above
quoted figures, are manifest enough the princi-
pal one being that the revenue is decreasing and
that Ministers intend not only to make up for the
deficiency by borrowing, but to borrow two or
three hundred thousand dollars over and above
that estimated deficit
Such, in brief, is the result of the management
OF our affairs by the present Ministry.
iAt the present rate of progress, under the
present irresponsible Ministry, the year 1874
will see the country saddled with a debt of n half
"a million, with a pretended necessity for it's still
further increase to a million more-if = the de-
huge" does not come before that time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-05-18
nEPARTERES.

rI-schr WarEiek. John Bull, for kaunaSakai, Molokai
lI-Hau shr Eamaiye, DoFity. Er Jarvis Island
l3-stmEK Hau=a, McGregor, for Maui and HAWAI-
13-schfA Annie, Keoki, 6r HiO, Hawaii.
I3-schr Odd Fellow. Jim, for HilO, Hawaii
I3-schr EInau, Nakahi, for Mako, Maui
Is-schr Nettis Merrill. Crane. ir Lahaina, Maui
I1-Schr Hattie, Kaapuni. for BnO, Hawaii
I-Schr Manuoknwaf. Jim, for NREiiWih, Kauai
lk-Sehr Uuama, Hatfield, for Eona and kaI, Hawaii
IS-achr Keoni Ana. LIkeke, for Nawtl will, Kauai
ILschr IsabeIIa, Peter, for Hanaiei, KansL
IS-schr Moi Kefki. Green. for kahului, Maui
I5-Schr Active, HOpu, for HiO, Hawaii
16-sehr Prince, West, for X ia and kau, HAWAII.
l5-sehr Pauahi, Reynolds, for KAunakaksi Molokat.
IS-Schr Jenny. NIka, for KOioa and WAimea, kauai-
ie-Ams -masied sehr A r Jordan, Perry, for San Fran
cisco.
I7-sehr Juaniia, Dudoii, for KaunakAkAi, Moiokai-
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRINAIS.

lsv II-sehr PzuahI, Reynolds. from Ishaina, Maui
U-Tahifian b. lOuta. McIeaa. % days from Tahiti
n-schr ManuHkAwai- Jim- from HiIO- Hawaii
I2-sehr L llama. Hatfield, from Mona s. kau- Hawaii
I3-Sehr Prince, West, from konz and kau, Hawaii
l5-Gchr Moi E@ikI- Greru. from Kahului, Maui
II-rchr Active. HOpu. from UhD. flasah.
III 3 aioop-oEEar Nausgansett, Meade, 81 days nom
HoWiaR4s Island
l3-An ~ Comet. Fuller, II days from san Franciseo-
l3-echr Luka, Kaai, from kOua and hau, Hawaii
ls-schr Jenny. Nisa. from Wajmea s. k0loa, khuaL
l4-Rchr K-oui Ana. Likske, from Waialua-
l5-schr Juauita, Dui0it. from kaunskazal, MolokaL
l6-echr u0raIele- Ahuihala, frum Aoloaa- Kauai
16-sehr Ka Moi. Davis, from Kabuiul, Maui
I--schr May Ellen, jim, from kOhala, Hawaii
IT-sIoOp Live Yankee. Clark. from Hama, Maui
ls-Srsr EnaEea, McGrsgor, from Hawaii ami 0iaui.
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The Gazette Of this week in attempting to
briefly bring us 70 task for our review Of the
Budget in our last. simply succeeds in still more
confusing and muddlIng that unsatisfactory docu-
ment+ It, explanation are doubtless intended to
misIead and confuse. IL does not require any ex-
traOrdinary ability a. an .'arithmetician 10
understand these figures, which we copy from the
report itself. If they mean something different
from what they say, It has apparently not been
considered worth while that the public should be
enlightened as to what that difference is.
The "recapitulation" of a. receipts of the Ha-
allan Treasury during the two years endins March
3lst, 1872, > are set down as follows