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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
LePrUsy i'm Canada.


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gave ~ cr=io % aly sxrvpt THE tr6rretinr ult
IN 1s se5rt-Trnr Vi. rir -snS1,f hiisf -s CHARGED
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
aAe tSart.


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sasS-SA
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So &a=tsxvs te 1sSk u rysts, sen shsa-sr.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

VerSr NeN AsNN-CAVsE ~ HIS AREEsr.- The
Esrsis-f Ha,hiugtoa sPeeai gives q re-sfsa - the
arrs-s q Cssas Vus Aruis, ehsaiusS IS the Hsr,lS
says sissin,Iy, fro The hishss, sraTsSis sosress in
Assrssa sP0a German sEIirs, Following a-s the
Fsia;s; he Coust ssss to P4rts a. Auabassai,s
sIpl5siily shIrrsd maintain the s.s reaesf1l and
asreeasIs s.sr>s II all bis dssliass nth Frsses o
Gals, BsGArek hiasslf prepared the iss,rse,iOa,
ssieh usrs <uiis Yea Aruz IN his sew p.asi,ioa.
NJ sooner bal tbs Azbas<4dor presented his erslss
szls Id hssa frzAily reserved By Theirs tkaa be he
ssa In sake biaself ss-asvs tosvsrybrsy s,anecssa
With the Frsseh Gsrsruaeet Il seeszeA the Cent
bad ase-P,sl sas fslly dsssrziasd TO iavsIrs
6sruHny Eai Frssrs ia hsssiisses erapei his Gov
sruasas - fprrra>s its army Of ocrP.tiu in Fraass
Tie 6rss s,sP vas 1o,t s1trasriiasry aai zaprs-
esieatsd: aiirsssias Emperor WIIiaz privately.
sri'iciing the policy % Biszarck as unworthy tie
GvvsraGsat. a1i szeasing his familiarity On the
gFvuai that he e5ald -, eousisutiaIy esuuunisats
,a-OagA the Forsigu O5.s- TAis vas the riuuiur
e--rssPanlszss beiEssa Bis=Arek a. Chssesor.
aas Vsa Arsis As Aasassaasr. soaPrisisg sshsy-suo
soeaauisa,5.us. usisa vou Araia visA4rsu frsu
the archives q the EabIs-y a, Paris Asd -hish the
Gsrz4a GSvsruusAI. tSrgssh = criminal ear, a,
Beriia. NV SEEKS u prove
he frs' iasi2aien the Bsrlia forsigu oses bad Of
ysu Arnia's iutrguss vas ,brsugh the leading Cath
elk papers q GsrnAay. prsisiag voa Amin asa 81
sasssssr q Bismarck. and dsa9aaeinE The latter As
vsaly uaEurthy Il l5s high PAsisiso be held. The
letter Of Yea Aruin % the EupsrUr. vas promptly
seat "a TIE CAszseiIsr. resusiaE n sharp sad in
FsrItivs ste 10 the cosnt rbar sarrsspuadsnee %
matters PsrtAininE the PeIeJ asd inlsrss, Of the
kzFsr-r zzst be hsl4 suiy uiEh the fsrsizn usee
Il this Wa Arria replied. rsVisEins bis criticisms
4 Br1arsks isstrussiaus. vhies had been prepared
b Rtusrsk- Il ties Ssesz< a ssriaas question at
Bsria vs.s % % siih rss Coat, 70 recall hiu at
ne s1ry sage q the rslaiias Ct Germany uith
Frsses vUuEd have led ether Esrrsas Batisss to BE-
isEe thsrs EHs fsgudltisu far the rep rs q
is9 sszPle.slOu-- Il vas Ibsrefgrs d-tsrmined to
'sre~ar Fab.i- rsepEHHtsa q Yea Arniz's course
aiI saeh TIE Il cad be ue Eifulut scandal to
Re tTPisaati- rslEtisus u GsruEny With Franes. I
- Arrta 1as T. saEA-e the Press IN a qasrrsI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
Heavy Robbery IN Maternal Rank.

NttFSss. y, a.. oSsehss sesA.-rAis 1ereiHk The
Sa.SseSrAs NAftanal Rsuk vas r~Assl " ahsss
$,ps0. sseea ssisS ills ssa tie private PsNP
ss,y. TIE sssAss e sAs sask. L. Ss-yss. vas
s-sksasl assss s's,esk. a. his Asass. ~ aaa.
"a sAsgts3s Yss Ars wasted" ssa BE iasasai-
.rsly Fiseel gag il his aessA Asaleassl his. ard
tAss ssSi hia l. the sS3 psf. Mrs. SAuyer uas
AasassEsa. as3 visA sss NsSs uAs tasssusi late
s snsn sNsss TIE rsSssrs essa~sHs fssud the
sssirSs ssa sSsrs: sAss isss the sosst. AID A.sa-
ssds1 asa shat - the serraa, sld las a0as. they
presented Fisssl ss NJ. Sauysr's head. isnsnding
the ksys sf the saas. lie ss,d tss= they we're nus
sssrs. ta3 Mr. Ssuysr hsvisE rvfsssi ss tell vAsrs
sss ksys usrs. tie rssNsrs ssary ssraaSlsl Sa With
tie Gag aa1 tvs; e suFs arVssl sis sseS. FSssl
y NJ. Sa-ysr ssli tAsa the Rsys -srs ia The Pes,
o8sv lSsk Ssx. The ass thea pissed rsps arpand
Mr.. Sawyer. aes sssk sis to the Fvss O@se. A Asls
tie glass as1 The sssA raised sad The keys
sss~-si. Mr.. Sa~ysr sas fssssi 10 g asa spsa the
sazk. Asi al sss s.ais. sesss az8 s,ItAtstsls wsss
sxsss assy. NJ, Sssyss vas thea tAksa back. tiea
IL abe S<i Asi In ASsss selOsk hi. li,,e soa
FIRED 80 tsss Ass eat the roPss lsssss his fatAes
iFcs. Asi a alar= vas sirsa. ne s4ak Loses
SsS.eQ0 he hsavisss losers s1oaS the private De-
Pssisass are W4l,siss. q NJ f,rI. De- Fisesuaa.
e Nissa. 4rd RaSess IiarTisss q MILFORD TIE lat.
tsr IS sftse sask Di,sessrs His leSs i sis &c.
ras sGa Il So ,aksa frs. The cashiers PICKET
Iss ssFvass siri aui Mrs> Saver reserved ipjar,ss
ASe=s 'ss fss asa assk aui the raASs-s ,AssAisasd
u al he s-ss { : v4s at Reps qsis;-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
Hawaiian Bark e. c. wylis.S
AS BAYS
FROM BREMEN!

Fah Pad P-as. FIury P-na.
nu-a Fairs P=iHss Saw FIsas-a P=iass,
cszz F=sas-. Uaa- sal E,aea F-laa.
ra-s-- E-d clssas. A,suren.us Eass ces.sa.
Assur=n=us AZ E-0-a cssssas. sg1- css=aas.
E-EEa cIs-1a D-ai- s.za csr-sa p-aI.
E-a-T E.a- R~aans- Ei-asry Sz1Rss-
E,zs Iai Eaias ricSaays.
sals r-ss~S sazru- Fls7asi. F14ea CsAsa-x-.
E-asS SIX G'FscsI- wI,-rPrrus rrrzis.
tiara Sa-~onr cssasa SA-<ear.
Eas;.a slaaases- R-r-a Cstssa s,,ras.
LAtir-' Eli1- sanrsiar-, S.-guitn Nss-iar.
yisN1-a La~a.~ -zH~a Esl.ss<rgas~s-
So Erafsro-a-ss, c-r-'a Esra. rg-<ls.
Elsss All E-ner s.. S-cs-irs.
EaHrs sd -,raa-ssi F--pss y1srsa.~..
Lnz SAYS Inca HsS Cssz4a Tsrsal.
Fa-zaE rs-saa n -a-is.
Fils C'''A' ia'i rassn-r-s sur csas Iai Faa-s.
Ere ssI-a FrSssa S~rgS.
E<,is.ri csrS. r~arsf Ssia-ias.
rr1-i caaAri.- s-u-y Cams sas Lang.
Assac>z%at AZ sz-s4ss, Sal Tusas.
Fsa+ Azur-z-as az CTusazaE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
one Zach nessused sd Waiaus
Very Superior Cottage Pianos.
Beers, WineS&LiqHOrS

BASS and Blood. wols. co'I C.l.Srassd Al.s.
quarts and pints.
Blood, Wolfe Cos Favarits Stout. small iss b. d
Tsnnsas's Scotch Ale. pts = qis. extra quality.
lad CoOPs a Co, new quality Hsh; Pale Az. qtaPs
Cases Geaains cold Tum."
A fss cases Very SuP'r Pale Imperial Brasdy.
10 Cases Royal Highland wbisk-y.
Gases D. EuyPsrs Hollands, Or cssks BRADY.
ms c. Asst'd Best Brandiss I siar ap l. star,
Cases Duaviils's Irish wSi.hsy.
A few Cases Very Superior Pert Wise.
Cases a Lalands Co" Superior Clar.t. rsry
eheics article.
c.. Cb.,,r.-,. 81 nf...ff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Laafh's E-s.cu, Eua De cuiss-%
AHrzssa- ca F.zry SraPa.
slar4 [sc naf Fraey oruaususs.
SssA-a-sa. Caaas~s. 4a.- Ea,ilz z4sSsr sA-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
s U N . RE s I!

s U N . RIESI
40 - inch Light aud Heavy Barl.Ps.
Wool Packs.
D. Cesar 4 soa'' s,.nd.rd Navy c.s-... .s.sr,'I
NUMBER.
D. COr,ar a Sous Standard Merchant caaraS.
Nos. !. 2 and 3.
Best Double ssrssnsd welsh Steam coal.
Fire Bricks. India Rsbbsr uo,s.
Floor Od-olaths. Liverpool Sslt. Twias,
Fsnee Wire. Coolers. Ms0ais ClAriasrs.
slars'. Ae.. 4s.. 1e. (sos aal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Eagz-a slai--s F--sea c4,h.4aaa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18
B~ls.

SFv rozK. oesss<r ma T1sss- sss.ufes s,r.
ths ua@p-ahtiss s~a-sEssEsIs y tLs kasssz ss,-
Gz1@s E@sGls = s7s.'ss sss,sss = vhssA Is r.is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

EEhszrA' Liaae-,i On.
Eaaha-E-s TAa- Esar P1z4E-
EAeG szd ss.a FIaz. E-i LaaA-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

Fa- A,.u-=a-a. a, cIusaaax
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

E1z Fs~ie-- NI-Sss E4szsez.
WzPsiHE Fagsr. NE-saasrE TsyI.
rs9as-rs, Pam o. cazsss Ss.i.. 10y
F.o-azd csa-u=- TaEz SsIa-.. Ssaa-s,
Ea E1EAs. RiRs Gay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

F'ls Cl'''As iai rlsan-r-s sIr csas az; Faa-s
Fl~ sslra Fr-aSa S~-gs.
E<,ii'ri csri- rsd-<f S5a-ias.
rEl-s c4zArsr- h<srT c4zrIs slr L7azax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Cant Of Impostor-.

1t is SO obvious that physical and con-
stitutional vigor is the best defense against
disease that even the vendors OF drastic
purgatives advertise them as tonics,
stomachics, and invigorants, in the hope
of enhsting The confidence of the public
in the devita,i1ing and pernicious potions.
1t is anu 'ng note how these impostors
initiate END opv the language in which
the medicinal properties of Hostetter's
Stomach Gitiers are described. Although
the effect os their rasping evacuants is to
destroy the 70 OF tire al cstive organs
and the bowels, q { TO rco tne system OF
recommended TO ne wss'> and p.ostrate
victims disease as ss'nid,alls IL Is
time tbs rmaIg (ncs 4 Wa siesess.ul
one, is 81. thanks 90 ,e .u.e COM
mon sense o. the american people,) was
stigmatized as deserves. Such mis-
chievous talsehoods should be exposed
pro bono orOtico Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, be it distinctly understood, is q
stimulant. Ii has spiiituous basis, and
that basis is the V icle which diffuses Its
wonderful sanitary principles through
every part of the system. The tonic, al
terative and regulating ingredients OF the
Bitters would be comparatively inert ii
they were not, SO to speak, carried to the
localities where thev are required by the
stimulating agent. The cant which pros
tests against The use Of pure alcoholic
fluid, e'hen employed as means of CIV
inc full effec, to medicinal extracts of the
highest utility, is the cant of charlatan-
ism. l.y nv iuteligentnhysic SO char
acterizes il, and the ic who are griped,
convulsed and debilitated by the nauseous
and disgusting nostrums of the parties
who put it forth, soon find to their sor-
row that it is a delusion and snare
Hostctter's Bi.ters, the great sanitary
stimuant of the age, is, in the truest
sense of the words, wholesome, vitaliz-
ing, ienovating preparation. 9sep
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.

SUPERVISOR ,fLEcTIoN.-The election
held last Saturday, for Supervisor Il she
Second District, was conducted quietly,
but little interest being manifested on the
surface, and light vote being polled.
80 far as ascertaned, no polls we're opened
in Hettenshaw precinct. From the others
we have returns as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Julia Nichols TO John d. Munster-Davis
Ranch, Trinity River-Sj30.
I. Hsylock to B. II. Reed-S0O feet Golden
Seam Lode, Minersville District-S25O.
A. L. McWhorter TO Sid. Currie-Mining
property, North Fork-$500.
David Mckay to Rumfelt y Loring-one-
Third Trinity Quicksilver Discovery Claim
$500.
G. d. Wood to Allen Butler--Aericultura
and Mineral Land, ,srsh Creek-sa, 500.
f. p. Lovejoy to VIM. Ware-Tom Bell Mine
Weaver Basin-S5oo.
Allen Davis to Rumfelt 4 Loling Davis
Cinnabar Mine-$4C0.
@. D. Wood to Allen Butler-Water bitches,
Rush Creek-S5.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

REV. r. GRAVES will re,ch as follows,
until further notice:
lsT SUNDAY, in each month, az WeavervilIe,
at lOla a. M, and at lewiston at ~. I'm.
2sD SUNDAY. at Weaversille, ct lo'5 .. M,
and at Junction City at3 ,. ~. and at North
Fork at ~ D. III.
3RD SJSD.y, Mt Hey TOT.
4rH SUNDAY, ut Weagervlle, 1T lO15 .. M,
and at Junction City, at .. m, and at Caiion
City, at dl5 >. IN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

MULLIoAN & HusToS have improved
their building on Main Street with new
sidewalk and portico.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
ROLL OF HONOR.

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST wEEH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

Quick TiME.- When the Portuguese
child was scalded on indian Creek, last
Saturday morning, Johnny Waldorf was
dispatched to Weaverville for DR.. Monta-
que. He came to town and returned with
the Docter in less than three hours and
half, the distance travelled being thirty
four miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

SALOONS all closed on Election Day,
which assisted the general quietness Of
that event.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
Sheridan (R) Carter Cd

AS will be observed, the Junction City
boys stood nobly by their candidate, while
the same may be said of tlr. Carter's
friends at Hay Fork. Douglas City Re-
publicans are entitled T. special credit
for sticking to their nominee, which was
not done elsewhere. Tn E{caverville, the
Local Option element Strongly Republic
canl voted almost solidly for the Demo-
cratic nominee Sheridan drawing votes
from the opposite side, and, in fact, lis
election is only due TO personal friends of
of the Democratic faith. The Sp,ervisors
meet next Monday TO canvass the vote
officially.
COUNTY CoURT.-In the County Court
last Tuesday, Judge Lovejoy presiding,
the following Trial Jury was impanneed
in the cases OF luon Quaw, All Hang and
Nov Chin, indicted for burglary Wm.
Todd, q. Weinheimer, 4. Orchard, A.
Davis, Al. w. Ramm, +. Earle, Chas.
Murphy, Jas. Bowie, f. Marsh, james
Feour, Jas. Cummings and II. Mabie.
District Attorney Clifford, of this county,
and District Attorney Taylor, Of Shasta,
appeared for the prosecution John q.
Irwin, Esq, for Non 0uav and All hang,
and Judge G. e. Williams for slow Chin
both attorneys for the Defendants having
been appointed by the Court. Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday 10 o'clock,
p. NJ, was consumed in the examination
of witnesses. The case was then argued
and, after instructions by ihe Court, was
given to the Jury at o'clock Wednes.
day evening. In about an hour they re-
turned with verdict OF guilty as charged
in the indictment. Saturday morning
was the time set for passing sentence on
the convicted Celestials.
New CARRIER.--A. II. Scott, con-
tractor on the Humbold mail route, has
backed -out of his sub-contract with John
Clifford and made one with David Gray,
Of Burnt Ranch. Mr.. Gray left Weaver.
vile with the mail Thursday morning, il
being his first trip. The circumstance:
connected with the change are briefly
these The contract having been let Ia
Mr.. Scott, he came here j. t before the
contract began and, representing himself
10 be heavy contractor, induced Mr.
Clifford to undertake to deliver the mails
as sub-contractor for four years, and such
an agreement was made and reduced to
writing. Last week, however, one L.
w. Miller, of Sonoma, put In an appear
ance and in behalf of Scott sub let the
carriage Of the Humboldt mail to Mr.
Gray, without saying pay boo, or any
thing else to Clifford. We upder.tand
that Mr.. Clifford has no remedy, excep
against Mr.. Scott, the Government re-
cognizing nobody in the matter out Tho
original contractor.
VALUABLE.--Isaac Haylock has sold
300 feet in the Golden Seam quartz lode
TO Ben Reed, for $3.50. Indications are
that this ledge will prove one of the rich
est on the Coast. M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

VALUABLE.--Isaac Hayloek has sold
800 feet in the Golden Seam quartz lode
to Ben Reed. for $3.50. Indications are
that this ledge will prove one of the rich
est on the Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

REMEMBER that this friday evening
Is the occasion of Leonard's Ball at the
Douglas City Hotel. A splendid time IS
anticipated for all who attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

SHERIFF's SALE of valuable mining
property next Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

NExr Monday the Board of Supervis-
ors will meet to levy county property tax
for the current fiscal year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
LIST OF LErVr.Es

LIST OF LErlr.ES
WEAvERvTJ.G 10 OFFICE,
October 2nd, 1874.
Dockery, J. II. Morrison. Jas.
punlass, j. NJ. ajor, A. NJ.
Jones, j. A. S. Nieman, Mrs. w.
L0wden, Jas. Waters, Wm.
Lorenz, IL. Wilson, V. v.
CHAs. HAWrlAS, p. II.