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The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22
Supreme judicial Court

TUEsDAY.-The 0cto -er term resumed its session
this morning The following is the jury: Foreman,
M 6. Roberts, Westbrook; David Bailey, Portland
Perez Chaplin, Pownal; Charles Daggett, Portland
Caleb Dyer, Cape Elizabeth; D. j. Edwards, Otis
field; j. FL. r. Edwards, Gorham; d. P. Leayitt
Naples: S. N. Martin, New Gloucester; NJ. j. MILL
ken, Scarboro; F. Merrill, Falmouth j. S. Russell
Portland. Supernnmeraries. A. H. Small Gray; D.
5. Stanwood, Brunswick; w. Wescott, jr., Standish
Court adjourned tillto-morrow morning at 10 O'Clock
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Superior Court.
OCTOBER CIVIL TERN, 1873, sYMoNDs, j., I

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, 1873, sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
TUEsDAY.-O. b. Walker vs. E. H. Sturgis ct al
Assumpsit upon an account annexed for labor and
materials, amounting to $3.50. Account in offset
filed. Verdict for the plaintiff for $l43.2O.
Locke for plff. Cobb g. Ray for def.
Louis H. Prince VS.. Edward Cobb. Replevin of a
horse. Testimony for plaintiff in progress.
Motley for plff. Cobb g. Ray for deft.
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WASHINGTON.
Indiana.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-Capt Eagan and q
company of cavalry surprised a small camp of
Indians between Forts Fettermah and Laramie
recently and recaptured considerable stolen
property.
treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances TO-
day: Currency S. 236 857: special deposits of le-
gal tenders for redemption Of certificates of de-
post $11, 100000; coin $81, 232, III, including
$29 l47 100 in coin certificates; outstanding legal
tenders $359, S16,4SS.
The POlaris.
Secretary Robson recently stated that moth
ing new had been discovered by the examina.
ton of the Polaris survivors and facts hitherto
established that Capt Hall died natural
death.
Various Matters.
The friends of Col. Hughes deny that he i,
disqualified for the office of Governor of Vir-
GINA.
Hon. JAS Hughes died this morning near
Washington of heart disease aged so, He
was member of the 18th Congress and after
wards Judge of the Court of Claims
AT tie council today between the Crow In
dams and the Secretary of the Interior, one of
the chiefs complained that their good lands
were taken and the land now gwen them has
neither wood, water nor grass. The Secretary
said the government is disposed kindly to-
wards them ane he would introduce them to
the President, their Great Father.
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RAILROAD BREAK.-On the Portland q og-
d e0sburg Railroad the storm of Monday nisnt
swe,, 1t away portion of the embankment ana
culvert II mill Brook, Centre Conway, n. ID.
In conseouts nce of the break there were no
morning trains either way. The morning train
from this city sto nped at Sebago Lake and re-
turned to this city = he afternoon train pro-
ceeded TO the spot, excha. 1ged passengers and
returned with those inward bHund.
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VapiOus NTarfef.s

Ihomas Dolan, an old man keeping small
grocery in North street. had $4,000 taken from
ed. "
Inc Fall River mill owners have chosen a
committee to confer with other factory owners
IN other sections, relative to a partial suspen-
sion after the present week.
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Tha Ohio Election.

New YORK, Oct. 21.-A Columbus, Ohio,
special to the Tribune says that the official re
turns give net majority of 749 for Allen. The
Republicans have probably elected the remain
der of the State ticket by small majority.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

YACHTING MATLERs.-An the yachts ex-
cepting the Sparkle and Spray are nos in their
winter quarters, near the Eastern Railroad
bridge.
It is rumored that certain gentlemen of this
city. interested in yachting matters, are to
build first-class yacht of about sixty tons
burden, with frs-class appointments through
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22
oct21-2l

THAT HoRRID TICKLING IN THE THROAT
which produces a hacking cough, is relieved at
once by HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR
Pixies Toothacke Drops cure in one minute.
oct 20-eOd1w&w1t
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
TUEsDAY.-Jedediah Grafam and Jas. McLaugh-
lin, each pleaded noto coatendere and paid fine of
$50 and costs q search and seizure process.
Edward Mccain and Hugh Doherty. Search and
seizure. Doherty discharged. Mccain fined and
appealed. Williams for defence.
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ROCHESTER, Oct, 2L-Tbe Grand jury of
Oyer aud Terinner, which has been in session
over two weeks, and had ready to present 10
the court sixty indictments, was this morning
discovered to b illegally Constituted.
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Aid 10 Immigrants.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 21-The Immigration Com
mittee of the Catholic Union has perfected
plans to aid immigrants arriving in this coun-
try and adjourned.
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUh
HOURS

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington d. c.,
Oct. %, 1870 I. MI
For New England
on Wednesday southwesteriy winds. rising bar
ometer, and on the coast clear weather but in
the interior partly cloudy and clearing weather.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

GA Black Waterproof for IS cts
Black Alpaccas at IS cts.
Corded Alpaccas at 25 cts.
Plaid and plain silk Windsor ties so cts.
AT dry goods store. corner of Congress and
Brown streets. Oct20tf
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

AcoIEENr- Mr.. Enoch Martin Oh
the firm of Martin, Pencil & Co., was thrown
from his carriage near Pond Cove, and was Sc
yersly injured about the chest and shoulders
by the horse stepping upon him.
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f. X IL L Ct N.
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, Oct 81. A despatch from Valen-
c!a says the insurgeDt vessels remain off the
barbor. They have captured and plundered sew
eral additional Spanish merchantmen. Valen-
cia IS tranquil. Troops are arriving and all
Necessary measures are being taken to put the
city in state OF defense against the expected
attack There is IA rumor in Madrid that the
insurgent frigate Tetnan has surrendered to
the Republican authorities but no confirmation
of the report has been received by the govern
ment
BAYoNNE; Oct. 21.-It is reported here that
the Carlist force under Lorzrdrgo has again
defeated the Republicans.
A Confident Republican.
PARIS. Oct. 20.-Leon Saw writes to the
Temps that he feels sure of Republican ma
jority in the Assembly.
Theirs, who has gone to Lille, has been sum-
moned by telegraph to return to Paris.
President MacNHahon's Position.
Presidedt MaeMahon today received dep
utation from the Assembly who wished to as
certain if there was any truth in the reports of
his intended resignation. He informed them
that he was always at the service of his country
as soldier. As a politician. however, he re-
pelled the idea that he might hold an Office I'M
der any or all circumstances. He added that
he should never separate himself from the con-
sentative majority of the Assembly which had
appointed him to power. The Deputies of the
Left have resolved to meet daily until the crl-
sis is past.
New Cable-shipwreek.
HALIFAX, Oct: 2O.-The steamer Robert
Lowe is taking the new cable to be laid be-
tween Cape Breton and Newfoundland.
The brlgantine Magdala from Sydney, re-
ports passing vessel % miles southeast of
Sambro, on her beam ends She was bark rig
ged but it being dark no further particulars
were ascertained.
TORONTO. Oct. 21.-The gale prevailed from
Sarnia to Quebec yesterday and in some local
tiles was accompanied by light fall OF show.
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MlSCELLANEO MOTTO ES

T. o. BAILEY & Cowi!l sell at 10 &s2a to-day
the largest and finest collection of sea shells,
coral, ETC., ever brought to this dity. There is
also large line of Bohemian glass ware, fine
china figures, French clocks, coffee machines,
ETC.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property. partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part OF
the State Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, Esq.
PRESS Office. ie14-dtf
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Disabling Dsease-Hostetter's Bitters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Organ ut Home-Ditson g. Co.
Situation Wanted.
Wanted neutrality-suspicious. c. Colder & Co.
Boord at 49 Pleasant street.
Administrators Sale-F. o. Bailey & Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Perfect Shirt-Orn Hawkes. g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

For CATARRH the only substantial benefit
eau be obtained through the blood. VEGETINE
is the great blood purifier. W&S&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 2.-i2.3O P. M--CoGsols s2i q 92s
for money and account. Erie $50.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l-1.C0 p. M-Cotton quiet and
steady; Middng uplands % a 94d do Orleans % az
3d. sales $4,000 bales including 1000 for speculation
and export.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

THE Franconia, due from New York We'd
nesday morning, will probably discharge at
Franklin wharf, least side) Oc21-2t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Brig Adde Hale-1572 box shocks,
2770 shocks and heads 347 bbls pctaoes SIS hoops
900 cabbages u bales hay, II bags oats IL do BRAN
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Falmouth-1040 bbls -four
$50 bush malt 400 do barney, 1860 gals whiskey
TBS cordage 900 do tobacco $50 boots and Shoes
sleigh, carriage, 20t pkgs merchandise.
Foreign Imports.
WESTPORT, Ms. Schr Sea Hound-6iO otis dry
fish, 50 gals oil, 23O lbs smoked halibut, to order.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22
PORTLAND, Oct. 20, 1,

PERFECT SHIRT. The Portland Shirt. Grin
Hawkes. & Co., 290 and 292 Congress street.
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nece'p's by Railroads and sfea beats.
sbonLs % d HUNK kAILRoAD-7 cars sundries do
,,,mb 10 apples do laths, do elapboards. 20 do
Iohn 20 hoops, do for Halifax, II do for ST.
Tor New York. Va" ior DOstopi uo
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for cleansing, preserving and identifying the
teeth Sold by KINDS, Apotheeary, Preble
House. oct1S-1w
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PORTLAND, Oct 20, 1873
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to close
on several places of business every evening at
8 o'clock, with the exception of Saturday even
ing, commencing Wednesday evening, Oct. %,
1873.
GEO. c. SHAW.
G. A WESTON & Co.,
A. F. FONG,
oct21-2t WIN. WILSON & Co.
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New York stock and m...u.

cn lDENSE, Oct 2i.-Printing Cloths are held
at 6te for 80 days, but lower on shorter cre or as
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22
TIL r PRESS,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCT. %. ,7a.
THE PRESS

may oe obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
eeu9en Bros, Marquis, Robinson Branell & Co..
an wentworth, Glendenning Moses Hender
the ity. ~ ~ W I'LL ~ "
At Biddeffd, of Plsbury.
AT Saco of L, Hodgdon.
at Waterville, OFF. s. Carter.
At GoreAm, of News Agent
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw
At Lewiston, of French Bros
AT kennebunk of G. Z. Miller
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Boston Sleek List.
VSales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. ei'.
Eastern Railroad .........
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HeCtfpts OF eEfnIlf, x
GRAND rRrNK RE

Gonsignces. No. cars. C1asiqnees No. cars;
kensell s. Tabor, corn... A Waldron 6 True corp'.i
Total.
By water conveyance 1000 bush cOrpmeal t0eeo W
True &Co.
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.


GRAND TRUNK r. r
Consi1nees. B6ls fnns;o,e., pt,
Mari q True. ........100 Robinson & Glen, 100
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-22

Kate Stoddard nightly terrifies the inmates
of Raymond street Jail Brooklyn, with pierre
irg shrieks and cries. The keepers say the
wretched woman has become almost raving
maniac. Some say she is putting it on to in.
troduce the insanity defence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-09-17

the preparation Of mucilage, gum drops, jujube
paste etc. We quote from the Science Record
for 1878: The past year it has become an arti-
Gle of export, some 1900 pounds having been
gathered in Bexar County, and as much more be-
tween there and the coast"
We have, as has been said, great many Glga.
robd trees growing in and around Honolulu, to
say nothing of the number outside Of this place,
and we see no reason why the experiment Of
gathering the gum should not be initiated. To
begin with, it will be found to have exuded from
the trunk of the trees wherever a slight wound
has been inflicted or the bark may be scarided
with a knife, pains being taken not to cut aud
hack into the wood, so as TO endaDger the life Of
the tree itself.
Our boys ought to take this matter up, and we
would advise them to plant the young trees
wherever they can. Remember, that every one
that starts in life when they do, will, If favoraby
located. be growing while they sleep, and in few
years give their owners shade and fuel or made
into lurnlture,-and the grain is very handsome,
-repayiug them hundred fold for what they do
now. We call their attention more particularly
to this subject, as we know that older people are
apt to think that it is as much as they can do to
take care Of the present time and let that future
in which they can hope to take no hUing interest,
take care of ITSELF
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A Valuable Product.


Every one who has thought about it ut all.
must have been struck with the rapid growth and
toll luxuriance of foliage of the beautiful mimo.
50, known here as the aigno6a tree; and those
who have bad an opportunity of testing its quail
ties as fuel, have noticed and spoken Of its heat.
ing pOwers-which, We may add here. are equal
to the same weight Of bituminouS coal. The
seeds, too. with their pods, afford very fatten-
ing food for horses, while the tree with its pic
turesquely twisted trunk, long spreading branches
and feathery foliage, makes an elegant shade tree.
Now, We wish to call attention TO valuable
product Of the olgdrOba, which, we believe, could
be made an important article of export 1t has
been found, by experiments made in Western
Texas, that this tree yields gum, almost iden-
tical with gum-arabic it having been in use there
for medicinal and technical purposes, especially in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-09-17
The Household Troops.

The proclamation Of the King, issued to-day,
disbanding the household troops, will meet gen.
eral appreciation throughout the kingdom. 1t
probably required some nerve for His Majesty to
abandon the old hereditary right which has been
transmitted from time immemorial, to keep and
parade bodyguard, which of late years has been
/ of little use, and often source Of vexation. In
old times, when the claims Of rival chiefs and
clans could only be met by force which would
compel peace, it was necessary to maintain an
armed retiuue. But those days have passed.
The kingdom means peace now, and it is the in
terest of all to preserve peace. There are no
rival chiefs anywhere throughout the group dis
posed 10 set up claims of sovereignty; and if
there WERE il would be the duty Of all citizens to
unite and put down overt acts against the legally
constituted authority Of the kingdom. Every
man possessed Of property, be he native or foreign
born, is in duty bound TO aid in maintaining law
and order whatever changes may take place.
We are not advised whether it is proposed to
prepare law similar to the militia law of Amer
lea, which is probably the least offensive that can
be enacted, or a more stringent conscript law,
such as prevails in France and Germany. But it
seems TO US that neither of these is suited 10 our
wants. Well drilled volunteer companies of in
fantry, cavalry and artillery-equippeda and armed
at the public expense-seem TO be all that are
required here. These, with the excellent band
we now have, all kept under efficient drill-mas-
tiers, will serve for state occasions, and impart
feeling Of public security. The money which has
been spent in attempting to initiate the pomp
and show of more powerful nations, may now be
diverted into channels where it can do much
more good. All honor TO King Lunalilo for the
noble stand he has taken in this matter.
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oz1cr Is HEn 0zyISt that from and after this date
thC Lands CT kalnupapa Waikolo and Kaiauao, the
unaua-d Of island Of Moloka apart by the
Buard OF Health FOR the isolation OF Lepers strictly
and A. vessels boats prohibited from
touching landing a. either Of them, except by special
permission o. the Board The road leading over the pail
mentioned lands IS also ahu and all per
strictly forbidden pass Il without special
eEsisl the Board its Public attention Is
h1ruhy c1e 70 Section a. Of Chapter XXXIII of The
Lava a. Asa. 10 wits
40 perz7r being LePer, shall be allowed 10 visit
upon any Land. IncoSure apart BY
IA Board Of Health for the ISOLATION and confinement OF
LGper without he written permission Of the President OF
- Board ocer authorized thereto by the Board
q Heaita. ender any circumstances whatever. and any
-nnn found rpoa such Land Place orInclosure. without
w-ttec permission. shall upon conviction thereof, before
any Pocs District Justice, be hned in not less
thhn Ter nor than One Hundred Dollars for such
cense ard tr default OF payment, be Imprisoned
k iasor un- ne fne and Of Court discharged
IN due course OF Law"
he zb1Ve Regulation VIII be strictly enforced nom and
ana this date.
~ order 81 the Board Of Health
CEAs T. QUICK. Sec'y Board Of Health
interior Oflce. June 18th. IS71 $50
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To Grrrr.r Iorr O. DOWNS.

Gg7sz7r Of he Island Of Oahu:
w. LcxNIzIo, King Of the Hawaiian Islands
and Commander IN Chief Of the Army and Navy.
and Of all other military forces Of the Kingdom,
hereby command you to order the Household
Troops. II OR name, TO return to their duty and
Ubey the orders Of their proper officers and il
any Of them shall refuse to obey, you will dismiss
them fr0m the service Immediately. and compel
tbsu to lay down their arms and vacate the mill
turT quarters.
In the execution Of this order you will, in your
discretion. call HpOn such military or other force
a. may be necessary.
Giren under Our hand Of Waikiki, this ninth
day OF September, 1873.
Csignoal LUNALILo R.
GSigusd) Gas. 4. BIsHor. Secretary at War.
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GExEEAL MuuAEr oEDER.-By authority in
nc vested by the Constitution. as Commander in
Chef OF the Military Forces Of Ny Kingdom, l
do hereby declare the organization known as the
Household Troops. TO be and the same hereby is,
with ihe exception OF the Band, disbanded, the
ofoe7s and men entitled thereto to receive an
honorable discharge from service.
Given under Ny hand and Seal, at Wal
Is Xxi. this twelfth day Of September
A. D. 1873.
LUNALILo R.
BY the King
Gas r. BIsHoF, Secretary at War.
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1TrssIs z A. Lyman, s KIP and J. Nawah have been
thy DAY appointed Agents Of the Interior Department 70
pprzse me u Lands subject Government Com
saatAsion me Island Of Hawaii EDWIN o. HALL
Minister OF the Interior.
Enssriar orses. Aug. z. ls7a $50
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Ma KA1 has been this day appointed to represent
Interests In the settlement Of Boundaries
q Lands IN the Dsrci Of lilo, Island of Hawaii, in place
e NF.J Il Nuwaln. resigned
EurES Q. HALL Minister OF the Interior
--.e-sor oH8ce. Aux -. is7s. ss9
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All persons having made their returns 10 the As
fur year ls7S. VIII please do Immediately
ne ASSESSOR win Be IN his oice Marine street. Tues
dayE Thursdays and Fridays, Until Sept 10th.
c. II. jun, Assessor.
Hoaoizin. sept 2 is7s- $50
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gc-lcE-An PoIce and District justices hereby re
ncEed % transmit MINISTER Of the Interior copy
a. Tie testimony sdduced before them, In all where
ruaalsmgus Asylum, OF insane
pu-s1l- EDWIS O. HAIL Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu. sept /. ls77. $50 1t
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ttOuSs
Mr.. Gladstone started in his ministerial career
under the most favorable auspices. The Liberal
party was united in way in which it rarely has
been before for years, and, until recently, has
given to him an almost undivided support. But
now it is only by the most dexterous manage.
ment that be can satisfy his rebellious followers
The dissenting element has little love for him,
aud this feeling is shared by several other poti-
cal combinations. There is hardly doubt but
that large majority OF the English people are in
favor of The Liberal party, and it needs, we think,
merely Conservative government to prove this
fact; but it is ndsputable that the present Lib
eral party has tired them out, and they are now
anxious for q change of some kind, even if it
should not be radical enough to grant to Mr. Dis
raeli the post of Premier. The recess has only
prolonged this unsatisfactory state of affairs for
each accidental election shows in an unmistaka-
bic way the spirit of the people, and it needs no
prophet to predict that if some unexpected ques-
ton of great magnitude does not arise, the MiIis-
try will be completely defeated during the first
few weeks of the next session. OF Mr.. Glad
stone it can be said that he has won a reputation
as legislator not surpassed by any statesman
during the present or the last generation and
though several have gained greater fome as i'd
illustrators, his high qualifications will in all pro-
liability secure to hin ogaln the Office that be now
holds, even should his ministry be compelled after
the summer vacation 10 resign.
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OK Ne lss DAY Of September a. D. 1879, NJ J. Knuna
rusuz o. EEzaR1ua- Earga. appointed Agent Of
ts eEsi1- ce Tor taking and certifying the acknowl-
arurneus 10 Instruments for the District Of Hamakus,
IsiaHd % HAWAI- THOMAS Brown
Approved Registrar Of Conveyances
4 O. Hall Minister OF the Interior. s52
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1-o-rE-The Government Printing Establishment hav.
aur been LEASED fnm the Of April 1874 Mr. Henry
Iitaey. tnce-her with good VII Of the HAwATIAs
and AZ OIoA newspapers the responsibility OF
puh1shtE Edd newspapers Is entirely his and His Ma
JESUS Ovcnncnt IS ID 10 wise responsible for any views
n1rrssc "a said newspapers. except Tor what may appear
rrirer ~ head or ny Authority
FBwIS o. HAIL Minister OF interior
Hon0luiu. March Is. is7s. Il
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A Pzr,r-rl Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Is hereby
offered . The company Individual who shall first
~ thc Clip proceSl and export, twenty thousand
purnds r1ooo ihS OF Hawaiian grown Tobacco: Provld
Cd tat parties who intend 70 compete for this premium
seal ru notice 10 the Minister Of Interor before the
~ cay q March ls7E EpwrS o. Hall
osolaa lIay q is7S gsss ann Minister OF Interior
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VI E-wAHn sAI1HHY has been this day appointed
Auus ncnovedgments TO contracts for labor In
ne 1ir--iri q wanulzu, Island Of Maui
EDwz, o. HAIr- Minister Of the Interior.
zzzz=11r omre, sept 6, ls7s 452
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~ An interesting sketch of the Pope, also of
the lighting cure Of Santa Cruz in SPAIN with other
late news, viii be found on the outside.