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famed for Its s~alubrity, possessing such = remark
able evenness Of temperature that great changes
such as a prolonged storm with cool winds, or 4 long
continuance OF rainy weather. excite no lit'le re-
mark. While we are situated beneath q tropical
sun, the heat Is tempered by the moist breezes that
come 10 Us over a wide expanse Of ocean. BY as
cending the mountains or highlands, the teinpera-
ture gradually changes, and any desired degree can
be obtained, from the perpetual summer Of the sea
shore 10 the eternal winter Of the snow-coyere1 tops
Of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, 1900 10 1900
feet above the sea level. AT Honolulu the mean
range Of the thermometer is twelve degrees per
diem. The greatest degree Of heat during a long
series Of years, was 90 in the shade, and 5S for
the coldes, the mean is about 75o for the year.
At an elevation Of from three TO four thousand feet
the temperature varies from 4so to 75o and the
general ayerage Is ubout "a =
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MEMORANDA.

REFORT OF KETCH LUsALILO, II. ESoLIsH, MASTER
LEFT Honolulu Nov 9th had light and variable winds to the
line, which was crossed on the Goth. Arrived at ManAhIki
Dec LIST, where we remained two weeks trailing for oil, &c
Found all veil aud couteutei, and those who were returned,
with others, were DESTROYS Of returning with US From thence
20 UpoIo, where we arrived Dec 18th, had strong winds Dec
25th lost our first officer, Mr. Bafey, by drowning in Apia har-
boz. Hal natives diving in search Of the body, which was
found on the 27th, and buried on shore Norwegian ship Ott1
a. Antonio had arrived there in distress, leaking badly. Had
discharged about zoo tons q cargo 20 tighten the ship and
sailed, but returned In four days Left also the British brig
Leuuorr, Capt Hayes, In port saiI@i for Honolulu Jan 1lth,
and have had bad weather, with contrary winds TO port
PASSED. over the sholl approaching Necker Island sounded
and found % athoms- Next day, after sighting the island,
passed over a -hoal on which the water was almost breaking,
IN lat 147 81 ", long I657 40 W, not laid down on the chart.
The day was clear AMI the observe tons were good, so We were
able 20 note its position accurately.
REPoRT or BARK D. G. murray, SHEPHERD, MASTER
LEI san Francisco 90 the 16th Of February at 2 P ", with
tgzAS Ng tF44 nc WI Hhish ; hbssi-fT rrs5 trade until arrival
Sighted Maui on Friday, Feb 18th at 0 a ", arriving in HO-
nolulu the next day, after a passage Of ~ days and 10 hours.
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Nh EDITOR The .EIhOu has evidently ''seen
SAM" OF what amounts to the same, the Police
Magistrate. 1t finds him everything that is nice,
which il must be extremely pleasant for that ." worthy
gentleman " to see put in print. He is q well estab-
iished in his position ;''-possi6Iy q year and five
months longer. "0f independent means;"-hay-
farm and o cooper's shop "GeniaI and hospitable
by nature,'-0h, how perverted in practice! Every
inducement to act fairly by his fellow man;'-noW,
Mr.. .Nahou, what do you mean by Inducements
Have a care, or you will stir up some "reminiscences
OF the past, suggestive Of a decoration for the breast,
the material Of which shall be neither gold nor
silver. nor any other metal, but merely os 6GIena.
Bot the .NIlh0u jenkins, had he been in the Police
Court last Thursday. would have found in the way
IN which his 50 genial friend bucked and fumed at
Counsel, ample material for a spicy paragraph To
10 surs Mr. Harris must have been arrogant" as
he always is, you know. but the Court was not to
be intimiIa,ed sir" and so proceeded TO be ridicu-
Iously snappish and pretentiOusly anxious on behalf
Of pnbIie morals anil deeency % JUsTITIA
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DEPARTURE .

March I-schr Active, Hopu. for KOhaIa. Hawaii.
I-law VII schr Giovanni Apiani, DOrty, 70 cruise.
I-sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane, br Iahaina, Maui
I-schr Prince. Doane, Tor Ksua and Kau, HAWAII.
I-sIoop Live Yankse, Clark, for Hama, Maui.
a-stmr KHauea, McGreg0r, for Maui and Hawaii
ISchr WarEiek, KaIawaa.b foe kAunakakai. MolOkai
4-Schr Rob Roy, jim. for KOolau-
4-Schr Luiu, Waha, for Punaluu-
6-Schr Hattie Nika. Br NawiiEiii. Kauai.
S-schr Mary Ellen. Jim, Tor Hsnai, Kauai.
G-schr IA Moi, Davis. for Kahului, Maui
G-schr KeOni Ana, Balahi, for WaialuI-
G-schr Jenny, Reynolds, for Koloa a. Waimea, Kauai
hrT-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaiua- for Hanalei, Kauai.
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IN PORT.

NAVAL
u 2 steam figate California, Rear Admiral a VI Pennock-
10 q Nrs steam corvette Scout, Ralph + Gator.
n ; Z Benicia, A q Ciary, Commanding.
MERCHASTMEN.
Am missionary brig Morning star, Hallett-
Bdt bk Lfghtf0ot, r e. Hanans-
Am bk Edwin, Colby.
Brit schr Dauntiezs, Berrin, repairing.
IIsw bk Ra Moi, GarreIs, loading.
Am bk ID G. Murray. Z 2 Shepherd, loading.
Am sfmr Nebraska, I Harding, dischATging-
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LOCATION oF TIE UsfrED STATES or ANERICA, :
HouoIulG. Feb. ZTth, les )

lis Exr,leacv G. r. BISHOP.
Il ~ NJ Minister II Foreign Affairs,
sir II h.ge the honor 20 ackuoSadge the receipt 81 your
ENsIeucy. note, Of date yesterday, on the subject 81 = de-
sired Treaty Of Reciprocity between the United states and
this kingdom. and the action had by Resolutions of the Hone
lliu Chamber of Commerce, urging that measure upon the
Hawaiian Ministry, and also abiding 10 former failures which
had attended previous attempts q similar Kind for which
reason His Najasty's Government now hesitate 20 take the
initiative fr new negotiations fr the same object. aud desire
me O. give you such information On the subject as VII afford a
proper answer % the Resolutions af0reuamed, and You con-
clute by saving that the United states Government can bes;
judge a. - the prospect sr success for a new prLleet for reei-
pretty between the tC countries
d. reply. ! am convinced. Mr. Minister, Of the great benefits
that may probably be derived by 10th nations from q we'll
considered Reciprocity Treaty between them.
My reas5u= for that belief II - not now necessary 70 state
Bat ! have Co inform you that the Legation has no instruc-
tons auI no Information from the United states Government
iu regard 70 its present views On the subject Of reciprocity
with Hawaii
A copy Of your note and this reply will be transmitted %
the Honorable Secretary of state . the United States and
the subject matter alluded 10 viii, no doubt, receive from my
Government that consideration which its Importance deserves
I am. sir, Rith sentiments q high consideration and great
respect, Your ENceleucy's most obetient servant
Ci-uefl HENRY 4. PIERCE.
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Miscellaneous!

Meerschaum Pipes, Pearl Shirt, Coat and Vest Buttons;
Superior Pins, Hair Pins, Linen and Cotton Tapes. Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Looking Glasses and Hand Mirrors, Linen and
Cotton Thread, Pen Knives, Butcher Knives, Sail Irvine, India
Rubber Combs, Dressing Combs, Fine Ivory Tooth Combs,
Letter and Bill Paper, Blank Books, Superior Playing Cards,
SILK Ribbons, Corded SILK Beltings, Travelling Bags, Merino
and Alpaca Bindings, Feathers and Flowers, Feather Busters,
Opera and Spy Glasses, Violin Strings. Cotton Irvine in skeins
and balls, Ladies' Corsets, Talors' shears, Water Monkeys,
Hooks and Eyes, Settler Water, &c, SC, &c.
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EXPORTS.
PASsENGER

FHoM Saw FaANcIscO-Pcr ID. g. Murray, March Ist-Dr
% + Cummings, J T. Lyman, Chas Sparrow, WIN EggeTs,
Dan1 Hanway, ~ DreIzehner.
+ FRoM WINDwA AID PORTs-Per kHauea. March nj i
Cooke, Robt Kinds, G J Lyons, w u Richard, John Norton,
q w Wilong, A X Hapai, W Sfss0n, T. II SissOn, Dan1 Por-
ter, Mr Kavanagh, ID z Robinson, Miss Parke, SIR ChaIiamel,
Miss Dudoit, Geo Hardy, and - deck
FROM KAHULuI-Per Kn Moi, March 2d-W II Bailey, wife
and child, r Bailey. W 2 sehuatt, Mr Wilkinson, G Arm
strong, J 4 Avanagh, and % deck
FOR wISDw aRD PoRTs-Per Klauea, March 3d-Mrs w
r MO-sman and 2 children, Mrs " r Alien, II u Hitchcock,
T. Bailey, Il Kinds, w n Bailey, Chas Williams, Capt Will
bug, Rev } = Pogue, J c Lyman, II w Myers and wife, J ID
Halai, Mr. Akona, wife and child, T A Lord, G Armstrong, Rev
B0niface Schaesr, and 0S deck
y FRON WINDw ARD PoEIs-Per khauea, March Sth
ii CornweI, Miss Bella COEnweIl, Miss l. GibsOn, Miss Bird,
Miss 4 Bingham, Il Macy, Geo FurlOng, Martin White, Mr. A
p Jones. Dir r Fakui, and IS deck.
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Lecture by the Hon. S. H. Phillips.

The lecture referred 10 in the following correspon-
dence, will be delivered on Tuesday evening next,
the 18th inst, in the dining room Of the Hawaiian
Hotel. The public generally are invited to attend,
aAd we are confident will be gratifed with an intel
iectual treat not often afforded.
HoxOLULU, February 9th, 1873.
Hon. Stephen II. PhiHips-DeaT Sir-1he under
signed residents Of Honolulu would respectfully in
wife you to deliver a public address upon the political
situation Of this country at your earliest convenience.
Should you favor US with an affirmative response,
n committee will be appointed TO confer with you as
to the time and place for the delivery OF your views
upon this important topic.
Your obedient servants,
Alex. J. Cartwright, J. ID. Brewer, J. b. Anterior, J. c.
Glade, Is. Z. Bodies, ". Louisson, a : Cleghorn, Hyman Bros.
81. Green, A. FrankeI. W. l.. Green. II. Prendergast, ;. e.
Allen, WIN. G. Irwin, Ienry May, J. G. Dickson, ii. Water
house, Godfrey Rhodes, :. o. Doe, T.. p. Adams, ThOs: C.
Thrum, James Aud, II. l. Sheldon, Samn. G. Wilder, m
W. Hall, J. I. Waterhou~e, Jr, &. r Pnuger, Dillingham; q
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ARRIEAIE.

ARRIVALS.
March Am hi ID g Murray Shepherd, II dsys and 10 hours
iron Ean francesca.
2-Srmr Eilauea. McGreznr, from Hawaii AMI Maui
2-Echr HATH. Mia, from NaEibwiH, Kauai
2-Schr Ka Moi. Davis. frum kahuiui, Maui.
2-U = = Benicia, Cary. - hours from lilo, Hawaii
2-Schr Esoui Ana, Afalaihi, from NaIalua-
a-Schr Lhiu, Waha. from kOoiau-
4-Echr Jenny, ReynGtds. I'm Wainea a. KOl1a- Kauai
4-sehr Mary Ellen, Jim, from HanaIi, Kauai.
S-achr FAIRY Queen, Eaaina, from Hanalei, Kauai
G-sehr Juanfta, John Bun. from KOolau-
T-Echr WaiOla. kaukahi, from Lahaina. Maui
Am -tmr Nebraska, Harding. 10 days nom Auek-
land. NJ
s-stmr Kiaau-a, MeCregor, from Hawaii and Maui
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reciprocity between cur respective Governments, you. or Al
least your Government, can Judge better than lie MAJESTY >
aIgSrs eau.
Ihave The honor to L., with sentiments Of respect and high
consideration,
Your ESoaleneys most otslisnt servant.
CStsne,J CHAs. X. BIsH0F.
lis ExreIoEcy itE~EY 4. PETECE-
Minister Resident 4 tn United Stzies.
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Clothing, Hosiery,
Hats. &c.

supr. Black Doeskin Pants, dozens Of Buckskin Suits, coIored
Moleskin Pants, Pea Jackets. Cotton Flannel Undershirts and
Drawers, Merino Undershirts, White Linen Duck Suits, Water
proof Coats and PonchOs, a variety Of mems Felt Hats, Ladies
White Cotton Hose of various qualities, Boys Heavy Brown
Cotton Socks, Mems Brown and Lisle Thread Socks, Kid
Gloves, white and coIOred, for Ladies' and Gents. DOeskin Rid
ing Gloves for Ladies and Gents. Isle Thread GauntIets, Ital-
ian Cloth and Silk Umbrellas, Linen and Paper Collars, Paper
CnHa x
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COM DIAL.


FRfD1f. mfhCH - 80
Tur stormy weather % the last ten days With southsHy
.i.f- IA. aH.1-t Interrupted inter-i-laDI trade, and eonsc-
surnty -ssars c1mc Erwsri slowly - Ht, the heavy
Ae-n shat has Insd rbe eoast, has detained several vessels nov
.Aost a a.nrh. L.i1r unable % eIssr Land o. -Lip cargo
H. Larks IA Afof anil H. { MaTray are 18th . aiding
with ahBI produce. The fsm-r sails "a Nouiay, and the
latter IN all lrNt week
Our aivices fon San FraDeises by The Hzyray are = the
l6th nit ant show q further decline 10 sugar We quote
HawsuaN sCcsR-Gr1c@ry grades 7iH9lc5 Refinery
rruIe~. aIsr= g0 kers Ch1lcc Wcs- Maui, loo
H~fnEs-Markcf hrm with small sales al lsE<c Tor Dry.
AM 8A9ic or Eaitcd.
TalL0w-Dcmand light. :sasc Er ru1Ie-
WooL-Etrht improvements H dengand ~ifh sales Of 1900
pounsIs. az Ig11ztc Sc elean l2Di5c Gr larry
CoFFEE-Demaui EEht, 0wfn- - expected arrivals Ma
uFa- IGriTcf Central America l4Histc; lava, Zc.
RtcE-sh0Ws a better tone and j. qult1i At China,
strictly No. I. &c oter Chira AMI japan, . Es!c nasailiu,
E1514c Carolina, l0tc-
FULU-0unlabe a. 9iIiCc-
Atths aaft0n sale yesterday On the plains, the real estate
WIS WifhIraWn AZ s3,oS0-at housh We hear that there Is a
dispute on the Poirt a. 90 whsfher & wa a sLe o. noL
The bHoving = a summary g the ezp0rts from this part
hr The month % February
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NOTICE !
Fr%HE FIRM OF JrDD

'ENEtE I'M UF JIUD In Ills
II day dissolved. MI Layton rtIuuE no1 the arm
Mr. K ". LAME having purchased The Interest q J :
Layton in and 20 the firm and business g Judd & Layton
in Hsniy Grocery sDd Feed Store, Fort street, ihfs city,
notice IS hereby given that all debts Of the late urm SR ee
settled by Us, and all debts due the same wilb x collected ~ Is
We hope by strict attention 10 the wants u the public and ~
keeping on hand nvS and fresh gods u all kinds in cur zine.
to merit 3 continuance q the CvneTuas and frendty patronage
so freely given % the late 6m.
March Oh, 1873. JUDI 3 LANE
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,
~ me- tn MOTLEY THE IRIIC OF HO

BEG To SOTlFN THE PIT BIIC OF NO.
II NOLJLU and the Islands generally, that / have sold snd
transferred 10 K. W. LAME, Esq. my entire interest in and
10 the hrm snd business Of Judd & Layton (Fsmiy Grocery
and Feed Store, Port Street) in this city. said sale todAte and
take effect from the oh day q March, ISIS. Messrs JUDD &
LAME will assume all debts OF the late firm and will also col
Iect all accounts due the same. Returning I'm sincere thanks
for the generous and friendly patronage with which l have
been favored, l respectfully recommend my successor and beg
for the members 81 the new firm a cununnance Of the same
March 9th, 1873. (mhS Us. LAYTON.
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ORDERS have been issued to the police, and sent
to the different Islands, requiring that all persons
reported as lepers shall be Immediately sent to
Honolulu for examination and final Punishment to
Molokai, if found to be really infected with the
disease Last week, two members of the Board
Of Health, (Dr. Trousseau and the Hon. 5. G..
Wilder) made a visit to the establishment at Ka-
laupapa, on MOlOkai, set apart as a Leper Settle
ment. They report that the unfortunate exiles-
some four hundred in number-are comfortable
and contcnted, and make no complaint. No lit
tie credit is due to DR.. +. w. Hutchinson, the late
Minister of the Interior, through whose care and
unwcaried personal exertiOn the Hospital at Mo
lokai has been established and carried on. Doubt
less a continuance of the system as inaugurated
by him will be found advantageous.
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HoxoLrLu. February 2sth, 1S79

HONOLULU, February 18th, 1873.
GeniIemen-I cannot but feel hattered by your
kind invitation, and shall be gratihed if any sugges-
tons from me are worthy Of consideration by my
friends and neighbors.
had a short conference with two Of your number
who concurred in the selection of March l1th,
(evening) as a convenient time. The selection OF a
place l beg leave to refer to your own judgment, OF
what the public convenience may require.
remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS,
To Messrs. Alex. J. Cartwright, John ID Brewer, ]. ID. Ath-
eTtOn, J. c. Glade, ID. r. Boles, and others.
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We HEAR it rumored that the Law to Miti-
gate" is not unlikely to be taken from the shelf
where it was placed by the last Administration
and again put into operation. The fact that the
diseases arising from prostitution have been
found to be prevalent of late, has probably di-
rected renewed attention to the subject. But We
believe that our law will now as before, be found
defective, inasmuch as it is not thorough and
sweeping enough-to say nothing of Constitu-
tiOnal difficulties that may arise.
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NOTICE.
4 BEG TO NOTIFY THE PIT

u BEG TO MOTIF THE PUBLIC OF
II Honolulu and the Islands generally, that | have this
day purchased al the right. tthe aud interest q J. LAYTON,
Esd in and 10 The h-u and business kGoSn A. =" Judd 3 lay
tom (Eamily Grocery and Feed Store, Fort Street, IA this
city; and would most respectfully solicit = continuance Of the
general patronage Nith which the late firm have been favored.
Honolulu. March G, ISIS. H.. W. LAME,
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CONSULATE of the GERMAN EMPIRE


y a. - Ii L.
Il from Frayemunde, Germany, vi communicate sab ths
Consulate. he En r-cssye news e lmIorzuce from rs family
Any person that can give lnhaTuaisVa Ia regard 70 The sad
ffa6eDbeTgvr, vii confer a ;Avor ca hs family ~ ~rtne 6"
tbs Consulate lie ; Supposed 3 bc living On ous q the
Hawaiian Islands, and nay PSslbly have assumed auoshvr
name mis- y
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DFx GOODS

WHITE MoLESKIN, GREY AND WHITE;
Wv Long Cloth, Blue Flannel, Corduroy. UlaIis, Fancy
Prints, White and Dark Ground Prints, Nainsook, Tape
Checks, Jaconet, Chambray Lawn, Printed Marseiles, Extra
Heavy Ticking, Cotton and Union Drill, Blue Cotton and Blue
Cotton Drilling, Heavy Cotton Shifting, 90 and 100 inch ;
Black and Coored Italian Cloth, All Wool and Cotton Plaid
SkawIs, Towels and TOwelling, Russia Crash, Cotton Blankets,
Horse Blankets, Merinos, Baratheas, Fine Black COburgs,
Table Covers, Dark and Red Handkerchief, White Cotton
Handkerchiefs, hemmedi COrah Handkerchiefs, Blue Twill,
Superior Blue and Brown Cloths, Madapolans, Veil Barge in
silk and wool, Grenadines, Dotted White Swiss Muslins, SUI
perior Silesias for Taiors' use, Taiors' Trimming, Paper Cam
brcs, Brown Hollands, White, Red, Blue and Black Bunting.
&C., &c, sc.
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Sheet Zinc, Banea Tin,
Babhitt Metal, G. C.. Tin Plates, Rivets,
Hoop Iron for barrels and Kegs,
Galvanized Iron Pipes, ! TO II inch,
Guarded Lanterns, Elbows and Tees,
Steam Pipes, / to 2 inches, sauoepans,
c. Z. Irons, Assorted Sowing Needles,
Galvanized Iron Buckets. Washing Tubs,
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Questions Answered.

To Messrs. Alex. J. Cartwright, John ID Brewer
erton, J. c. Glade, %. F. BoIles, and others.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.

ts7,ZIs 81 s14sz4s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12

]. a. Hahn. has moved his quarters
and is now ready to supply his old custo
mers and as many new ones as choose
to trade with him with dry goods, groc-
cries and notions. He has also received
a large and selected assortment Of Holt
day goods, jewellery, &c. These goods
have been purchased for CASH and val
sell them at the lowest living figures.
Remember that those goods are o! til,
latest styles AMI Of all kinds and varie-
ties. He makes speciality of coafec>
tionary Candies at wholesale or retail
l2-w3
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nw- At the present time it looks ex-
,r.malv doubtful that we shall be able to
collect any taxes this winter. The city
Of Mineral Point is in great state oil ex>
element over what they claim to be an
minus, equalization of the local taxes, and
that they are taxed higher in proportion
han the balance of the county.
We understand that there is much us
satisfaction expressed by the business
men, and many say they will a's0.u's'y
refuse 10 pay such enormous taxes
" ether they ale jn>''ti' q !" 50 ~ ny
does no, iully appear. Meet ng~ arr
about being held and efforts maze .
adjust the difficulty in some way. -
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LosT.-A pocket book containing ten
dollars in green backs, and note OF
1925, payable to my order. My name is
both written and printed on the note.
There are also several other papers show
ing the ownership of said pocket book.
Anyone finding said book, will be hand
somely rewarded by returning the same to
my address, or leaving it at the CnRoNI
Gle office or the finder can have the
money if they will return the papers
through mail. TIE note was lost between
Dodgeyille AMI Pokerville.
Address, j. E. KEITH,
Egg IIarhor, Door county, Wis.
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SURSCR1PTION.-1S74.
To1svvpe

Uarner's Ragar one wear 81 90.
s. o. includes prepay mont of United Ste ties pest
age by the publishers.
Subscriptions to IIarpers Magazine, Weekly and
Bazaar to one address fr year, $40 90; or two O
Harper's periodicals. To address for year 81
postage payable by the subsci ibsrat the os where
received.
An extra copy of either .the Magazine, Weekly
or Bazaar will he supplied gratis for every club o.
FIVE subscribers at 81 90 each in remittance; oil
Six copies for 81 90 without extra copy; postag'
payable by the subscribers at the Offices where re
ceived
ack numbers can be supplied at any time.
The six volumes Of Harper's Bazaar. FIR the year.
1863 '69 TO ~ To, 73, elegantly bound in greer
morocco cloth, will be sent By express freight pre-
paid for S. o. each.
The postage on Harper's Taar Is 20 cents yeai
which must be paid at the subscribers post ofhse
Adore HARPER Il BROTHER3, New York
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sg On Tuesday, the 25th of Novem-
Der, the citizens of the village Of High
land, held an election on the question Of
incorporating the village. The majority
in favor of the measure was &c.
This is good move for the village, and
it speaks well for the people, showing
their desire for improvements in their
government. We wish them success in
their enterprise.
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RIDGEWAY,

MR.. EDIToR-In looking over the pro-
ceedings of the county board OF super
visors of Iowa county, held at Dodgeville,
Nov, l1th, 1878 we notice that the
committee on claims allowed some person
bill.for one thousand dollars in lieu of
fifteen hundred as charged, for some
unknown reasons. the said committee
haze failed to report 20 who this bill OF
one thousand dollars was allowed, or what
it was allowed for The taxpayers OF
Mdgrway, wculd be pleased to nave some
member Of the Board state TO who this
bill Of one Thousand dollars was allowed,
and what 1t was allowed for.
RIDGEwAY TAXPAYERs.
Dated December 2i 1873