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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09

The FREEDMAN's BANK at Wash
ington has suspended and is being
closed up. There have been various
reports IN relation to the amount the
bank will pay. The following is the
last: '@''' s'' ss M Y. ,sa.a
Accordlngto assurances given by
the bank authorities, based uponlthe
report, Of. the United States Bank
Examiner. the suspended freedman )
Bank. at Washington, will pay about
ninety-five cents on the dollar,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-11
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. II. 1874.

WHO Can Vo,B We publish the
folluwing list of requirement TO which
each iban must subscribe before he
can vote in February, rs n matter of
= generaI-interesl. The .tall"wing per
suns only can vote Op the third Tues
day of February;
! /. Hem be twenty-one years of
age. T. He must have been citizen
Al Of the Uuited States at least one
mouth. y. He must have resided in
h the State at least one year, (or having
bern pevinusIy qualified elect"r or
native b,,rn citizen of the State, he
shall have renewed theref ON and re-
turned, within six months Immediate
ly preceding therlectiun. A. He must
have resided in the election district
where he shail nfFer to vote since De-
:. cember t6. 1873 5 If ,wehty-t~o
.ly years &c sge or older, he must have
paid Within two ears a State ar couniy
tax. which shall have been assessed at
least two tnonths aud paid at least one
month bsfire the eie,'tinu.
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OPIUM EATING,
Bv sufferer. Send stamp to Dr. r. B.
Buwser, Logansport, Indiana. Wae
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The nt..i,s,t. A.. ,., ,vm,.l far Z. a +

7" The pr.epects are Ynn'l FOR re-
sival VI business the coming spring.
The pr,spect for the lumber trade is
MORE favorable than for two seasons
pa, willie the oil trade is impr-ving
The past n,illths 1t sluggishness will
: he fullnwed hy Sharper trade than
has heen km,wn. Our merchants aud
dealers ARE walking up to their ownin-
terests by pr, p. sing to sci .go"ds at
= such figures as to /, ep trade at home
instead Of letting it 90 abroad. The
. .buiI'iing Of the Asylam will put n
large SUN Of money into circulation.
Therefore We eau see no cause for dis
icuurag cement IN the part of our bust
ness nen. We look forward for not
only the u.ull trade and cash sales,
- hut for their being largely Increased
The PRESENT hard lines have cansel
people To- relrench - all hands, fear
.ifngh hdastitntt.n; hence they will all
start in the spriug with Nancy in thei:
3'pncke's, which IN easier, times they
2 woala ha We ex peniad When business
does revive. there will be sharper trade
and a h-tter feeling tlan has heei
known fhr the last few years. Thing
ha e us.t. gone TO the Digs, only f'r !
season. Jus, as good days are in stor
far US all ~ have been known. Con
fdeiice is being restored pn all hands
aud so sooii as, oil and Timber begi
to mnve. trade will flow as, easily y
the water in Tie river after the ice ha
gone ~, riler q hard, cold winter'-
Warren Ledger, r-a, ys ,,u i.s-
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To THE t'rrizEN- OF PENNsYIvA.
xtA.-Your sttentinn is specially in
vited 10 the fact that the National
Bauh are now prepared 70 receive
saissriptions to the Capital Stpcb of
-the Centennial Board of Finance. The
funds realizad frm this source are to
be empInved in the erection Of the
4 buildings f,r the International Exhi-
. b tinn, ami the expenses connected
with the saine. II is confidently he
level that the K"ystene State will he
represented by the name nf every eitI-
z,.n alive ~ patriotic commemorqtion
of the one hundrpdth birthday Of the
.nation. The shares of stock are offer
.eh for $40 each, and subscribers Will
receive a handsomely steel engraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable for fran
.,iug and pgefsFyation as national
.mehInriai. ....'t.f q. .-a1ili y.i E...
!. Interest ut the rate Of six per cent
Der annnm will be paid on all pay
meuts of Ceuiepial Stack from dat
of payment to January j. 1876. H.I
= Suhsgrihers who are not near Nh
..tianal Bank can remIta,cheek ar post
Office order Ia the pndersigued. r.Ae
FREDK FRALEY, Treasures,
n 904 Walnut ST., Phil'
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MAKE money nnrnn iilAt aud honorao,

.- Make money iiis, and honorso,,
$40 50 per day, or SIS per week, by
nt nnrs az pig for 3 territorial right.
(Which are given free la agenls') to
sell the hest. strong pos uSeini,
and rapid selling Swing Machine, aud
patent Bltton Hale WorkdErayer used
Or recommended by families, or buy
.ehe for ynur own use it is only 90
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad'
dress for particulars Jerome y Hud'
sou a. Co., Cor. Greenwich n GOrt
laHds Sta, NY. see~
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LAsI AND BEST Ifa%s,@.Isn 5.q7ss.:I!, Hs's ass

-LASI AND BEST Jss%Sinslsn Gsa1as..l1. As's ass
And SaleSinen Henry Ward Beecher's
family newspaper gives every subscriber
a pair of the largest and finest OLF,O'
tiRAPIIS--twe most attractive subjects,
that take on sight-panted hy Mrs, An
derlof. Ms contrasts and companions for
her s.Syide. Awake and "f'aSt Asleep
Agents have IN MENSE SiJGGESS; call
it the ''best business eyer offered 'anyaSs-
ers.'' We furnish the lightesi anh hand'
soonest huttit. and pay very high commits
sions. Each subscriber receives without
delay two beautiful pic ,fres, which are
ready for lfMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
The paper itself stands peerless among
family Journals. being 40 popular that at
its class II has the largest circulation in
10 wdr a! Employs the best literary tai
| emit. E.lwaf fdsFi gyis-ton's serial story lis
| inst beginning; back chapters supplied to
each srIbscriher, Mrs. Stnwe's Ions eN-
pected eGuel To any Wife and I" begins
| In the new year. ANY one Wishing a good
salary or ai-i dependent bu siness. should
| send for circulars and terms A e, E,A -
| tnJ B. FORD & Co. New - WAN 80.
York. Rneton, Chicago, Cincinnati or san
| Francisco. ilsIl iu l'pl suil = 50 =
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= TRYi ms Months foi 10 Gents !;

HN TRY n 5 Months f0i 10 Cents ;
LIZ or with - Chrome, for sc, cents;
or 4 Elnths with "llowers III Paradise, =
tirstrcIass 81 chrome, 5ix2i inches. in Is
cplors. for 81. TIE NATIONAL AoRIcUL-
tnnnS handsomely Illustrated in all its
departments. Oue1of the best agricultural
and family papers purl Ished. Only 81 per
wear, or ST. with a beautiful CHROMO.
TIE Bee Keepers Magazine, 32.paGF
monthly. same terms, or both for Sl.7b
Send for sample copies. aud Liberal term
TO agents, FREE. Write now 20 aUHp
ii, A.. KING Il co.
W 10 I'm IA Murray st., New York.
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w ri TIE TO M, r..

\AIE WANT NOUiTo act as N.ents, and
w distribute our New Advertising
Maps, mounted on English Cloth. being u
mplcte Map of the United States, We
give thes., Mapsaway gratis and WI allow
You one dollar for every Map yo~ distrib-
ute in every COUNTY and state la me phlon'
dress Immediately, enclosing ne dollar
lor ontit OF. live Maps. Tertiary, Grcu-
lars, and niil particu ars ..,I.
ADVERI ISIN,i MAP CO.,
w 4 I'm East BRADY Il. o., Clarien Co., Pa,
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80, And then here is y letter from
+" Mr., james. the spiritual oil drilfer of
Fisher, Clarion Co. We believe the
we'll was down abnnt 1880 feet when
- the sSaega.ass hAsttheir tools: "i"-
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ST JAMS CITY, Feb. 2d, 1877

81 Mr.. EDrToR ALLOW me, through
? the medium ui your most excellent. pa.
per, 10 return my sincere 'thants 'u
the liberal rnir,lei, enttrprizins ciu,
zens of Ciarion flr their generous aid
in assisting me with means to aid in
procuring a rope, etc, To get my to"ls
but If the we'll, and to further prose
cute the work. ... .-.
'Hd Our Gaurdian Spirits empliatically
declare that we shall recover our tools,
aud wiifsonn be rewarded ior our long
aud srdunus lahurs, by liberal out
q w sssthe "oil sgahugs" full, that
shall hiring old Clarion county, out
ahead of all the oil producing counties
of the State. Respectful y y.nrs. =,
-inE' t's+t ' ' a, JAMES,
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wealtho %
s @ BY Sept ts7s ss1 o5
a. 81 " exonat Atom
. n ret on
90" Es24m 20
W
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CoMMIssIorERs' OFCIcE, |
FoRisr COUNTY,
january lR, 1874.


Notice is hereby given that the County
Commit Sioners Will hold g trt OF APP
peals for the several townships rs fellows;
Barnett twp, saturday, Febs7, ataClsr-
ingtou. ~
jerks twp, Monday. Feb. Q, at Marieu
Center.
Green twp. Wednesday, Feb, IL at Ne
braka.
Kingsley twp, Thursday, Feb. IL, at
Newtown. I
Harmony, Saturday, Fob. II, Nt Allendcr
School House.
Hickory, Monday, Feb. IS, at East Hick
ory. sF rf flo II
Howe, Wednesday, Feb. is, at Brooks
ton. f.Ef .ff
Tionesta twp, Friday, Feb, 20, at Court
House.
Tionesta bor., Saturday, Feb. 2lI Mt
Court House. r .rt,.t. -...iit tui 81
by order of County Commissioners, I
nNsi rai u. w. CLARK, Clerk.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-11
cIXRK's MAGIC GLASS cuTTEs.

This 10 wonderful little Invention, snd-
for tina tifiinx exisnse OF FIFTY CENTS,
ey.ry person can have one in his, house
and be his own gIazier. This inslrumsnt
will cut glass better than any diamosd,
which will cost Fifty Dollars NJ
ANY person can use it. II Is simply .
nice putty knife, with a little steel wheel
that makes twenty-five hundred rsvolu-
tions minutc-tenipered IN pc niiaT
manner.
IL requires no skill or practice to use II.
child. Ii will last life tltne. A light
pressure on the glass is all that is nrcesss-
ry.- AGENTS w .NNfEil. Sent, prsr@id
to any address, Saleiy packed, upon receipt
of so cents anil n letter stamp Nv II H..
CLARK * Co, s0S East Capitol a., Wa, h.
inYton, ID. z. tr-r-.s..f 200 z-l w3S AZ
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THE WONDERFUL
PET CANARY BIRD !!

lII (Patent Just 1'rocnred,I ..---
WILL SING For HOURS-CAN re
w managed by any child The latest
aud most wOndfrlul ,nqenuon ot the ase'
;rhss very thing for either paTlor or, out
door amusement. +
SEND FOR SAMPLE AT ONCE.
Rio nav 10 agsnt, and 20 the trade. Sat
itfactiom guaranteed or money promptly
returned. 20. -. =, I.-.l.-J ..ass, ylf
Seut pre- paid by mail TO any address, on
~ =. so C'ts. or for . LOO. a7
Address n. II, RuBkRIS& 4 Cos
w4O 0m l76 broadway, New York
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the
lind as ore'
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cM0uEDc send 20 cts, for the new
SHIuNCnO selfadjusting cigarctte and
cigar holder. 3 fiT 80 cts. NJ. X. Roberts
a Co., l76 Brua lway. New York. w4O6ni
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NEBRASKA GRIST MILL!
NOTICE.

.nR.y N. BoLARD, Of Tdioute. has
IL re. rnsd to his practice aiter an alb
sarce oi four months, spent IN the ltos Pl-
tails of New York, whore n" viii atnnu
calls in his profession, lew .slA-
O1ice in Eureka Drug Store, 81 s sles'i
sboTe tho tpxsiS. fsd4onts, f~E paa .sasVts
~ ! .ar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-15
A1so. for sale.

HAWAIIAN BIBLEs-i,o and syo.. bound 10 fancy
morocc8 cover, with records for marriages. births
ard deaths suitable Tor family bibles. Price, &C
eording to style Of binding. from s. % Sl2.
HAWAIIAN HTlfNS-For social and church SER
Sis.
KA HAE HOONANI-A collection of Sabbath
School hymns and tunes. Price, 2j cents.
Y. B.-Any books pubiishcd in tie Hawaiian Ian
guage, OK any books pertaining 20 the Tsands II
obainabe, viii be procured persons desiring then.
For sale bY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-15

TzE PALA-E EsrEr--Work oa tie Pallce Eoss
Is being actively Pashed, and great Interest L beng
manifested by the Fzhlc n the Frus-ess Ct the nan
moth ssructz-s- Tie work a-uliy 5aae On the fsga-
5Asi1a shows that Il VII 5e vsry SUBSTANTIAL vel
as elegant hazdlnE n 1rse- q SATISFY he suri5siy
Of tie pabc. S1pe-iaseaiaas Kia- VII ease-fsy r.
eeive a. visisarz a S1.zriay assrnooa a-i szPIAia
the esA-a-tsr az lie Eark and tie plzz s he stru--z-e-
he s5Iss vi seszPE tie space afss loa feet. boga5-
ed ~ Mazkst. SsF Msatgozs-y. Azais az5. Jesse
streets, szd vi have tbs oI1Hiaz fr1azgss; On
Nsw Nsasgo1s-y. 81 feet q Market rs feet; oz
Aazss 81 Sesss 0a Jessie, rs feet To shsE tie
aa-zTsz5s of the SAILING, Il nzT be sta.sd that the
Sszvvsszns House, NsE Torr carers sS-ea0 feet the
s-azs Pasae Eotel Chra-s. s. 10 feet the Palm
sr House, Cbica-u, 5s.sSa feet Ths Palass WI se
Ct 81 stories. and VII accomzodats 100 guests.
Tie Plaaz Of the bzE=- are rerfsct, and a. TIE de-
tas are being carried oGs n the careful AID
eu-z-s manner When coaPlsssd, Faieh WI probably
be Il asoz- year, the Palacs VII BE epeae5 z7ser
the maaa-szzeut Of 1Ir- Ea-rsa Lelazd, rho ssaads
Frgcaz==sat among the few VIA knaE how % kssp :
hossL-4E9.
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Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial SesSion-1S74.


Flrr1-Srvru DAY. Ja,y 7,h.
On a suspension og the rules. Hss. :. Nawahi
presented ps5i,iCr from Kasikauna. praying thar
$500 be paid him rs the salary due 20 him while
be acting as scaeol master for Keskouo in the
dis;-ie: og Puma. Havai Referred TO the Committee
CT Eaueaiioa.
Hoa. Mr.. Raai frOm the visiting Committee to
Molokai presented their report. Naica accepted.
AMER loas debate the motion for referring ths "
po-; TO the same Committee was pu. aa5 carried
On suspension Of the rules Hou. :. Raai rad f,r
the 6Fss tae, the bin q amend sections 1850 and ss3
of tae csv c5io. respecting laborvrs unis- contract
Ruies suspended. and Hoa. :. N. Naukaua read a
peliasn fruu = ". kcawchunahala 8 aatiye LAWYER
pzsyias TIA, the Hen. A. Z. Judd. she Secgad As
soezie Judge OF the Supreme Cours Be removed grou
0oe. f5z ualautsl conduct in c-s-ns the a-res; q
tbs senpisiaazt-
TIE Prcsi5sz, rslea tha; the ps;iss1u was Ous Of
order az5 su zo.iosSu was rv.uraeG 10 TIE ias-5-
tsec-.
The bin 20 amend Arscle Is Of the Civl Code. was
rcal second tine ard passed e be epsrOssel.
The tl, 70 amend Section 1885 cr the Ciril Code.
relating 20 gaardisas, came up and passed ss its 6ual
zv45ius
The act &c amend Sec,ion os &C; entitled an
authorize the Mirsier q TIRE Interior % take
p0sssss.oa og whatever land and water may be re-
guizod for the use Of The Hoag.a,a Water W0-ks.
approved the 18th day of August, A, D, 1850, came
60 It's tard reading.
Hen. E. Mikaiemi moved &c Indefinitely postpone.
The motion was pas and l5ss-S0 v1ses eas.--I4
ayes Is noes, and the bin passed 90 Us Eual ryadi1s
The bill 60 amend Section ss- OF the Civil Code
cane uP OF lis seeoss rca5i1s.
On motion oE HIS Ex. tie Attorney General. the
bill was referred se SslsS. Cgrui,,ee. Consisting Of
His EH. the Attorney General, Nssszs- KuP5aea.
hGazi kapuis ard lane.
The bin % repeal Sections c. : and 5 oS 81 act 70
regulate the carrying Of passsasers within this kug-
DON. came Up is second rcaiHs ard en- motion it
was referred e a Srecill COMMITTEES. consisting
Os Nsszzs- Kaai NIikalszai. Birch. 6aukaAa and
Nawshi.
TIE bin to amend Section 1 Of an nc; to szszg;
from ps-soasl taxes certain volunteer soldiers vas
discussed the motion put. and lest.
H51se al 1urusd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-15


Of attachments in sir suits izss.zssG in the Sup-eu
aud Circuit Courts Of sais Kias5gu,. aad to re7ea
SECS Ssr, SO AID SEQ Of the Cir Code reported 0l
the same
H0a. Mr- D5wsess read for the szss ti=s bin ze
laa1s &C foreign shipping masters.
Eau. NJ. Kaai gave agsiee o5 a 5-rs,asizs 70 mar
riasss.
Hsa. Mr.. Cuzi-ius rad a rss1,zss,a tbs. the SUI
Of Ssa,oJ3 5s izzszssd IN sas appropriation bl 70,
izFzsvizs the Pal Rad Ss Nuu1uu. Laid sa IL
ts5le.
H1a. NJ, EsPisea presented resolution tsat ths
Sun cf $50 Be aFp-vFzass5 fsS bsa55-s ladder $.
Pe,ekuau. N5lskaL
Hen. NJ wlssr 7eas ss- tie Ezss si=e a bs-I tc
amend Section as cs the eva Co5e. -ela.izS &c
uorsys loaned 70 TIE Government.
H5a- NJ. Eeisahi presented the majority report Of
the Cs-nssse c1 the app-cF-its1- -cati1- 70 dana.
ges done BY tie rioters Of the Ish Of February Lass
rvcou=s15iss tsas the san ofSIIsO.SS be ea7pzgPza-
ted s5S the same
OE7ER OF rzE DAr.
Tie Eosss preceded TO tie o-as- q tie aay.-.ss
sPF-sE-a-i-s blL
Hoa. NJ. B5-sh moved &c insert II the bsI tie s-n
Ct 500 fora b-aise AZ Vance
Hon NJ Ezzkasa moved thas the sz2e CT s.. eco
BE appropriated is- izpzgTizs TIE Sgzaag Pli roal.
Lest
H5z. NJ EeikaAi z-,vvs tha. TIE sun Of SIIsl. $
be s7P-orl.s5 for damages done By the rissg-s Of the
ls1h Of Fs5-za-y lass, as recc=-e-5e5 By TIE Con-
=istes On the sane.
Esz. Nr. HaaPa moved to amend By adding So
more. zakz1- the total SI2ls-SS. A lengthy debate
szszs5. and the zssi1z vas adopted.
E1u- L. Abs-1 moved shas the sun os $50 bs ar-
rrgPria.sd fls laFr1rias tie baa, laa5.ag a: Pee
kzza. N5-5kai- Passed
he House tssz s1sk zP the sozsiss-asisa cs the
bl % indemnify tas AIzs-s- ss Finance fz expenses
Of The funerals Ct sssl- la.s Nljezsiss Ea=s,azssa
y aaE Lznaii,5. az5 oshsr szPszsisz-es Ez--s tie
las, suo years, Cz It's second rsa5iacs
Extra SESSION ss Lss5siaszrs. ISIS, : s.sIt-92
1874, s.5s7.E
Fgasral expenses EanssaHssav., II.55l-ss
LgzalEo. u.sSS-5Q
To ". T. wsbb-s steam Ezss, ss,1C0-oC
O. ucii11. the bil vas passed Go be sagrczse5.
Tie BIZ to amend section Of Al act 70 amend sec
sEaa ? chapter Of the Civil Code vas rea5 seoozd
tine. and passed to BE e1s-cssed. Il Fzs7issz fsr
cus 'piz= licease for EoaolaIg.
he b1 70 faclsase the service Of wits CT zzn1oaz
II civil cases vas rea5 sscoa5 tine, azs referred 70
select committee
Tie act t5 release ksSuzr Of the lsPerz Euu tazs-
t51z vas oa melton iz5szai-siy postponed
he act 70 sasouase Q tslsgraPb sab,s vas CT no
sis1 referred tc the con-i-tee of the Ehols.
Tie BIZ SC amend section 1452 Of the Civil Code,
ra-a-ias to ilssi.iza.s sh15rsa, vas rsP,ass5 b
rev BIZ. Ehich- oz motion passed q be sngr1ssed-
The act 70 amend sections Iss9 and Itz5 5f the
CIvE Code, rsa-ag t8 h5orers za5sr contracts pro
r5iz-s tsas L lls1-s- saa1 bs ssassasea % iprs-
c-=cz. fr v1la1-a CT lis contract, BE sa1I te free
f-cn bis raster Ehsn the tern of fnFris1znsat Is
ever. ras ea zgssa referred to select committee
E,uss Adorned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-15
BABY asleep.

rsH, Do. -sas O. tle land e5 1-csz.-
u--- r- yra'ii .'sa,Se hi-l. h-v san is ssczass
Cs-et--'y saa- re bei7--- ascr,
Ns..a.--s.g t.r-t'- s--gss tt- t,c-.
So hru s-eet b. l,-ks as be- Dies.
WIN ntaeeJ I..ls sluslazz tt- DARK lr--r-n eyes,
ourr.uS -il.l pressing me ltaip,st esevk
AHI aa, r..I ,.-s rs-t-i a. b O, slssA.
Nr-fs-. Or she Dew -ocsigschaz-,
Isa lrckr1 r,syth.1s--hs Ist, b thr-rs
Aul Ehrrr .n ihe ca-ne- t-siss the laC-
Il-sa -r-i.sy hzsr sg aary z,1-gs
is-s->zl- r1-surv-locS, u-s-.i--. sail
Tai --s r-1sry ard tssI-css i1.l.
Aal new. t-.-as reaaiss. hls srso.aficy.
Ey llr aalae- hllzi-d t1 pl-s.s has bsy.
Their. I.s ht, ,hc,- on tls kiichsa a,1r.
rall al DAY i,1r ihry hsye FaEts-eL Ger
Earr--ui aul -arbty. .h--s ace uiIs.
wee as tss tse a-l cracked a. rse s1ies
And ths-e bszgs ths li.tis dress be- vgre.
Sct- tlnH-l unl nothing ng-e.
But taere -.aass aa1zt 81. a aazleisss chs-zl,
Fl- thes-aryrs are eruasrl D., las Jirr1-L z-Hl-
pea- itile Gset. that a-e nov s, sta-
v-I yc rr-z walk il Ils ritas lriIs
El--1ll ..7s v1. 81 ever rltrt,
nzH..15 1l.a q. q ai-,as-'s ts1-t'
krs-. d Ett5--. thsi tsby bslv
Ersr Is rlry i-es stain a. asvs
1.ralag H.a1 ra-ezsa l.l By sly -ulI.aE hzzl
S5i-,y ul1 tae 1etter h1l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-15
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LlaET

.SS& c. srewor a co.-Agonts- -
eza.cE Favorable ffltna'1l11lH can alHHra H
mlle llr storage and Shipment 20 1l lane. Waaf
other Mcrcl1nise ta Vow NaIri. tsfr. Ner N.ra lrl
ether Elsiaru Forts- Ga- Casl tisarses a.a.'e.
4SNfv c rEEN Er rr
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sPFRM CANDLES

DE EAM tAM OL1ot
A Ss0RTED SIZES. PUT rP fN CiEflrt
y and Warranted the renai1e article
For sale b. l8 L9LLEs Co
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POLAR OIL

A FEw CASKS OF vElT sUPEE1oa qrsrfrT
Il For sale By fD B9LLE7 q co.
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PITCH

Polar and Sperm Oil,
IN QUANTITIES TO sUIT-Forsa By
u 81 B0LLEs 4 CO.
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sPUNYARN.

TVORMLIyE. HOUsELryE. sEIZrys wfle
w LINE. &c. For slie By
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Motto FOR the coopers' strike" Hoopla'
Mayor OF Pit,sburc 10 the Crgsa5srs-~ Tax,
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ANCHORS.

TEGLIsH IRON-sTOCK ANCHORs-WEIGHT
Il from lo0 lbs 70 4o0o lbs. For saIs By
BOLLEs 4 CO.
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WHOLE NO. 496.
FOREIGN NOTICES.
A. p. EVERETT,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
aoS rrOnt street.. corner OF Clay,
SAN FRANCISCO.

e IaFtenlaF ai'enion pal % C0nsgumcnts o. Island
tryluet lai iy
, 1874-02-08
An Eagle Tries to Garry Off u Girl.

from Es1c JHc-sonttHt II H.; IfpHb{Ic1H.
On Saturday, the Sd inst, girl named Eliza
beth Moore, daughter of Albert Noora, living
in the northeast corner OF Clcburne County, was
returning home from ncigkbor's house, wbith-
er she had been sent on an errand, when sho
felt something heavy strike upon her shoulder
and the next Instant she WAS borne to the ground.
She says that her first impression was that sho
had been seized by panther OF some other wild
beast, but coon felt the ta!cns, OF what proved
to be an eagle, ciutchipg her sides and arms,
lacerating the flesh in d fearful mauuer; md.
with lis beak peckiug her on the head. she was
dragged some distance On the ground Pretty
soon the eagle having secured his prize, with
claws and bill firmly fixed, raised her from tic
ground and sailed along at from 3 to feet
above tue earth for some distance. Occasionally
she was dropped on the ground, blt tue eagle
would as often raise her again, making new and
serious wounds with his talous in her body and
hls bcak in her head, till at last he reached the
height OF 10 feet, and attempted to allght on the
limb Of red oak treo on the Eoads!dc, when Lis
hold again gave way and tue glEl iell to the
earth seriously stunned ard hurt. She was un-
conscious for y time, then clambcrcd over the
fence near By into her fathers orchard and be-
gcu making the best Of hes way to the house,
near which she was met by her mother Tho had
been attracted BY Ler screams and WIS fastening
to her relief The most remarkable part Of the
matter is that tie girl did not see the eagle at
al. 4 shawl which nsd been securely fastened
about her head. 60 as to pIojec: over her face.
lid her rude antagonist from her view. The
track along which she was dragged, however,
Was plainly visible III the road. ihe gi1l El1zao y
beth is IA years OF aga and weighs bet"een 81
and 90 pounds. Her fa;her is a very reliable and
wo,tav man He is son-in-lav OF Mr. Hatfield,
in the samo section ol country, ana Aves apout
tiyo miles from Tecumeeth Iron oras. Tho
girl was not seriously hurt end is doirg well.
Tho eagle has been twice seen since BY the hunt
ers, who are making every effort to XII o. cap
ture him.
, 1874-02-08
MONETARY. .


SATURDAY EvzS1Se, Feb.
The increase in the supply OF money in this
market eince the beginning Of the week has been
quito decided. The banks are carrying very
large amount of grain and provisions, and,
therefore, the easier condition OF the market is
nht SO marked With them as in the open mark ct
There il, however, larger supply Of loanablo
funds in the country west Of this city than for
seyeral years before, A sreut deal of it is being
sent hero for Investment in loans, and the PROS
pect is that i reduction in the rates
OF interest must be the result before
Long Tic same condition OF affairs is apparent
in New York. Prices Of stocks have advanced
largely, aad Government bonds considerably,
since last Monday. Tie Now York bnnk state
ment OF tonight reflects the revival Of specrla-
ton in stocl1s BY large increase OF both de-
posits and loans. =;
New York Exchange was in abundant supply
today at 75c to Soc per 81, 600 discount
Tho <;earings of tho Chicago banks for the