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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

The AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoNPASr. The
British steamer .Mkddo, Captain Mursc. arrived
Sunday from Sydney aud way ports with passengers
and merchandise, consigned to J. {. Merrill 6 Co.
Among the passengers was II. II. Hall, Managing
Director of the Australian and American Mail Com
pany whose presence signifies matters Of impor-
tauce in the present condition Of the cnmpany's
affirs. diligrnt search for Mr. Hall revealed the
fact that immediately alter his arrival he taken
to n private residence. where be remained until
Monday morning, when he took passage on the
overland train and will proceed TO London via New
York. II Is understood that Mr. Halls mission is
Intended to sriilc the existing difficulties of the
cnmrany fniliug in which he will rndeavor To or
,aniz. = new company aud coniinue the line The
iassenr.rs who purchased through tickets TO
England or New York on the Mkad0 in the
same prrdicamrnt US those who arrived on the two
preceding steamers. A number of these uuiur
inmates visitrd Merrill & ca. Monday ard were in
formed that IL the company in London telcgraphrd
fnnds their iick'is would I've forthcoming, II not,
their nmy alternative j. Ia purchase another ticket
or remain for an udrtuitr period in this city. Ad'
virrs from the COLONIES speak hopefully OF the future
nf the rumpanr aud the general feeling Is that the
line will never he ahandoned,-Bsllefin S1a !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
shIppInr Mrmoranda.

RrroEr or BARK MrEEAr, FuIlER- MAsTuE-lefi san
Fraa-co Tuesday Sept Sih on arriving at the Fot we
Quad blowing 50 hard from the that the tug could not
.o u 10 50 hut returned Us TO anchorage inside the Fort
Started again next dry IL ~ made sail at with the
wind fresh fun NV. thrve days fresh b'ee1es
from NV 10 and hne weather. Then the who'd hHuled
gradually and T. and remained fresh the next i've
dsys with occasional rAinSquAs sept 18th at saw
East Maui bearing SsW distant thirty miles. Last days
very light lang winds and plenty rain Arrived 10 Hono-
iulu on thu or1ns Of 2h ser passage Of 10 days
and l. hours.
RrroEr or BEIs TNASnKA, RavESs, MANILA san
Francisco March 18th aud arrived s. lawrence Island
MAY asth Cane up with the ies May ssh moving At the
rate o. four miles hour Spoke and saw several ships all
doing nohinE Len the esry in August and snehOred
At the shuuein Islands on the 18th Len again the 2nd
aud arrived At Honolulu the "a 50 far As heard fro-
SHIPS bad done nothing.
RrroEr OF SEP srEES Brsex. NksrrE-she reports hav-
ing bad Zoe weather all the passage Spoke ship n
WRIGHT IN The Atlantic bound Buenos Ayres ne weAa-
er OF csps Hern remarkably god 81 winter. Saw comet
ia the ssufhern heavens IN suy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

FIRST NEWS FROM THE ARoTIo.-The schooner
Giovanni Apianni, Capt. Dougheriy, belonging Ia
the firm Of Charles Long & Co, brings the first re
ports from the Arctic feet, she also did last year.
She left Honolulu April l. entered the Arctic June 5,
had ne weather and but little ice the whole SEASON.
She reports the following vessels aud caiehiugs 10
July:
Bk Onward Haye loo bbis whale o 1900 lbs bone, As
blls ualrus 600 ils ivory.
Helen Mar C,on. $50 Walrus 1000 lbs ivory.
Illinois. Frazer. 500 hbls walrus.
Jo-e,hue. Ling llO ibis sperm. SIS waru 1000 lbs ivory
Jaws Fish. 4uo wairus 100 its ivury.
Tun eppingstoue, LOO whale oil, loo lhs eone sOl
valrus loo iis iv'ry.
81 teOtge knowles los bbs sperm 200 walrus, goo lbs
ivory
Progress nowden. 400 Walrus 100 Tbs ivory.
Mareurs Baries. $50 Valrus 700 llis ivory.
lireh Per, Gwen, lao bos SPERM 500 walrus, 100 lbs
Arctic whitney 100 bbls whale OIL 600 lbs bOue $50 wal
rus, i600 lbs ivory.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco per City Of Melbourne sept Up
Wright I'd MAY wife and child Nathan, W p,ue, VI
Bird and daughter, Ms Mattoun. Agnev Jas Walker Mr.
By-chsau, Jas Achew and Cinnamon.
Frn Sen Francisco, Per Nsado sept IA d'0ssa-
lily. Mr. Dixon. Capt Whilst woWorth and wife. Mrs
Mott Smith and dauehter Mr. 2 Redfed. Master Z
Boyd Gsspar and wife, Or Mohshar and W r
Noiitcemrry. smith, " Marshall, MURPHY & BOules
Maggie, Mrs art aud child, six Cinnamon, and Nifty
route fdr FIJI. New Zealand and Australia.
From san Francisco per c Murray. sept eo-Mrs c u
Judd Miss Julia judd Miss Laura Wilder Mrs Wilder,
MAsters Gardner. Charles and Chsneey Wilder. Glade
John DAT Willie Both Francis Wilson, Joseph Stuart Capt
Weeks Ben Frcery, John Titon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
IMPOKT~.

Prom san Francisco 1er Murray, sept $3.50 hH,
SO or - f.sur f5s tins crackers 30 hread
Sc pkes udss 10 tks tea lrs u sks 600 - wheat 90
pkg groceries. s. bag 50 sks pfafocs = . onions = pNes
prrsions o. sadaery csks bbi glassware papSr-
los dosrs rs blinds Sc bids slr,ou 90 kegs nnis = ids
Windows furniture csks ill ~ bler nne @ pow
der $50 b bran % bags barley 10 kegs povdsr 5 cks
paints 10 bxs asthma cure tns oth htl sodH- pses
monument $50 bbis line 100 coai ell s. lses hng 80
brick cop fowls . pkrs drugs bale eurekA
bale ezceO i sturh y bxs sppes 50 canned gOods
g Etationery
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

~ Fresh groceries are what everybody wants,
and The newest and best can be found at Frirl &
Laine's-opened in their store in eight days from
the time they were put up 10 san Farcisco. This
Is despatch. See their advertisement, aud then make
your selections.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

tSs- II is reported that physician from San
Francisco arrived IN the Mikado, With eper in bis
charge The patient Is said 10 be very bad case,
and the disease Of different type than that existing
here. The matter deserves the attention Of the
Board OF Health
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

How TO DRY Go,r SkrNs-Complainis are made
in foreign markets of Hawaiian Goat skins, owing
TO the way they are stretched when dried. Stakes
should be driven through ne legs oHg, and the skin
drawn lcngih wise. nui across The width: stake
holes punched in the belly ni the skin and the heads
and necks should he closely trimmed sud all tat
STRAPPED off 10 avoid worms. Natives should DC IN
formed Of this mode OF driving skins.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
DIED.

wlLHELN-In this CITY, STensar 18Th, kArl Joui. VIII
helm aged - vers and - days. native Of Wurtemburg
Germany. Ia san Francisco papers please copy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

CHINA 6ooDs.-ou Friday Mr.. Adams holds a
credit sale OF new China goods * bark Edward
james, to which We call the attention Of lovers OF
curiOs aud the brauiiul
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

- The court huuse properly was sold on Sat
urday last at public auction, aud purchased by
Mrssrs. II. Hackirld * Co. for coo. # is the
best business stand IN Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

- We would call attention 10 the notice in the
official column, for tenders wanted TO supply the
iron work required in The construction Of the new
warehouse on the steamboat wharf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

- The ship Syren arrived yesterday 100 days
from Bosion-an excellent passage. Her round trip
from this port 10 New Bedford, Boston and hack
has been made in eight months and tweniy-one
days-the shortest NC can recall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
NOTES OF THE EEK.

NEW ADvEKTIsENENTs.-The cargo of the ship
Syren will be found on the second page. The goods
are fresh, only Lee days from Boston.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

TIE TUscARoRA AT SAN FRANoIsco-The Tusca-
rora, third-rate, commanded by Commander
Belknap. arrived here At 10 A. NJ "Wednesday from
a sounding expedition for cablelayiug purposes
between this port aud Japan, on which duty she
started "just one year agu yesterday" September
2d). During that time she has ruu 900 miles Of
suundiugs The first iiue run from Cape
Flaiery toward ounalaska, but owiugto The laeness
OF the il abandoned, and lines were then
run off and on the coast from Cape FlaIlery to San
Francisco. Again, IN December she started out on
a second trip, running lines OF and shore San
Diego, and iranspucihc line was ruu via Honolulu
aud Bonn Islands 10 Yokohama. The dreI'esi
waller found this liur ) 81 iathums. line
then started fr,m Yokohama TO CONNECT with
The Cape Flaurty line commenced last iall. Two
liurs started from lie Japan cnast, aud ahan-
duued on account - Tie great dvpih ui waller. The
third line i'ruvcd feasible aud continued along
the hurir Islands Ia the island OF kaHasa, uue uf
the AIeutiau group; then To Outiasska, and thence
through "Ouuimuk Pass tu Cape Fattery Tue
greatest driIh ut sater found was Loss iaihous,
ur 81 miles. This Is The grcavst authentic dvpth
Vel sounded. Tue greatest depth found uu LIE lIue
husIy surveyed was 4,tS7 iaIhuus.-BaLlsfii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

The EUcALIPrUs--Wr learn that this tree is be-
ginning TO seed in this city aud on Maui, where it
has been extensively planted. California exchange
referring the gathering OF the seeds, says; The
new seed of The blue gum |. now about ripe in this
vicinity fact which the boys have found out, as
we have had occasion TO know from the condition
OF trees which they have stripped. The seed is
worth IRON s. to s. 50 and ounce II Is inclosrd in
shell looking little like an acorn. When ripe the
end splits into quarters, making nearly the star
figure, and the seed, enclosed in small yellow husk
drops out. Ifthese acnrns gathered at the right
time the ends will split after drying, and all the seed
can be saved. The seed kernelisn not large the
mustard, aud it takes many thousands TO make an
ounce" 1t will be well for all who can TO save the
seeds, and supply those who wish TO propagate the
trees,-thau which no better ire can be grown.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per CITY Nebournr sept 16sh-2
beie savs bachs bauNn-s. <0s pos hds 10 hbs
lnses IN ies rrn bxs pants 6s bag pa5dy $50 hES
rice 6st ksrs sugar O shoes faneDomesiis SO "a
O.: Fs-eirn Slle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23


y D Thornton, bS Murray
2 W Glade. san Francisco
y II Lewis
Mrs Graham,
e 4 Woods,
A Van Blacom a family.N Y
/ Or Arassiz, New Zealand
( A d'Assld.lv, Paris
W Gardner a family, London
f Woodruff a wife, Clev.. o
W r Montgomery. san Jose
A Dixon. USN
Mrs Red6eId a nephew, : F
n J Ellis. = : MlEado
Capt Redheid, srhr General
Harvey.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23
TO SAN FRANCISCO
TO SYDNEY. Ge-
On e. alInnf

81 Passengers for EASTERN STATES aad EUROPE.
rurchssns iher Through Tickets az once vi Be a.
lowed large rsi--.iau IN fares sedss hasln Iasr4
uiies Of baggage free
81 For Freight and Passage. OF any further ufor-
4Ss H.HACKFELD q co, a 5s.s-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

c Russell 4 ", sydney.
Miss Russell do
Miss Baum, Melbourne
Percy Henry. do
Mrs y Henry, do
II Henry, do
II Richard a ", sydney
Miss L Campbell. Brisbane
Count CrarnacE. Melbourne
W II Stone Hawaii
Capt Z b Chase. VT a sister
ship Helen Morris
7 J Hayseiden. Lahaina
r r Fletcher q VT. San r
II Cornweil. MaiSapu
II 4 Hitchcock, Eand
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

OAN BE OBTAINED AT THE STORE
" Of the undersigned. Among them are these:
View Of the City and Harbor Of Honolulu. taken
frnm Neutrality-suspicious. the finest
picture Of Honolulu extant.
View Of Port and Harbor Of Papeete.
View iu Kaulau. Oahu.
Mouutain Seenerv in Koolau, Oahu.
Point Venus. Tahiti.
Australian Steamer at Wharf in HOnolulu.
Diamond Head. Honolulu
MeKeague's Sugar Plantation, Koolau.
Tamsrind and Coeoannt Trees.
Map Of Tahiti and Moorea-
These are all very fnely taken. and can be had
mounted OF ubmounted. For Sale by
so4-2n II. WHITNEY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

! CLica-., newspaper tells the follow
ing -iory: ~ runner for Il Milwaukee
Laas, Nas. :. I, y d1ys ,-o, i'll La Crosse
:-n1:oJs to GET acrcSs the river on the
ere. iut was tvi.! :. WIS dangerous. - he
Get Oh his bands :t'ri knees and crtwl"l
across. hauling = si.i1i on the ice. to get
i..tr III ease the lee broke. after he had
er,.wlcd ;;luf.t half across. and N.:;s, Il!
siged M! discouraged. lie heard - noise
I-.hini hin. and thinking the ice was
lteakiH- L. -ot on his knees and said
his Now I lly me. iu,t - a load Of
Wool came up h,EiuI E;:,s- The lee
v.S :; feet ;lick. and some otEer runners
had played i on him. He Is searching
few ~. fa5'"w ulo told lin tia, the ice
vas thin"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5:45 a. H., !.45 a,
H., 945 n. NJ. IL A p. NJ, As p. H., 3:45 p. II.
and 545 p. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY at q. M, s a. FL,
loa. IN, II M, p. NJ, p. M, and p. N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
SDNgNloAS.
\ I'VE nI.rRlcr cnURr OF ,.l.H

.ra Sud, L. i3;st~.yt 81. the Stat. u ,.t-
alta y. ara i.r III CuHut- - OrG~ht--NAi;-
I.AEEI Art.1.AM. Il:.;lt.i- ~. IACAAo At-
s.L..N. 90 .tf-s,t-
trtia.- ...r-i.: II tic -: i Csyr- q Tie
.yl - .-,ai :'.stTi-r d. - stat q Ny'-.i;-
=, :..4si Ill ,runry - Crfnsiy. au,. 'Le a. ~:
.!alI.t filr,. II SAL. tunts II ,r,lsby. - t--e
.st--r ~ tnt t4,rk:i sai-i hi-tres ,:;.:;-
Pc, STAT, ii y, yid4 ;-,~ tius 10 I!,'I-as
y -.,Ts.y.. C,l i-.i"It-
lou ar A,-s.ls Guiir to II u IT al action
- t :,-aii.-- y la tll.- a.a,tt Ili.. "a PLAN
= ,h. i'--z-- % CUT - @'c1 O., ) ti.'.4l
Ft~f.vt az 5t..s :, ada 2:.. for the
= au-y e.: r.Lr-hE. and :" :.lfsv- to .piui idlIt
.gi IEur'l'i e. ct'l'E 81 Nitrsl arc'iua1iva >EIs
-tI.s-L4ioIiSl I.IthIu tun ds:e l"ycI.s-Nt Ct the
,.ay Ct ssrv;cf} after the >'ryicr Oh Yea OF this
s:It..zl.,,,it rye &! within Ills cnEtriy IT II
t-iN=i "Gt t.. jLi~ o,sI-. :iI:t IN tlIS District
tV.t MY days, '''I4+ st-e "IiintuTty day
or iul.l.i LII by default Viii l., taken against
Ci.e said action i brought to obtain a deere
- SAID Cont forever Gissv!Vlu- tEc lrnd> oI
5lItrinluily now existing I've tween yourself and
a.. Plaintiff ANON Il. grounds III gross Aah:tuai
.irunkenur-s contracted SINCE Iaa:riase, II eject
~ Ia provide t.i, common r'ctsoarir~ II hie-
and extreme cruelty also awarding 70 pI.I til the
care and control u III. minor rilIt:rcn hoIaas,
sseorgt Mimi. Elsie sIld o1liIe Margaret: and
setting apart fur the support ana oeEeiit OF
plaintiff and said children all the Personal
property descrih. d in complaint. ana alleged to
ic separate property OF plaintiff. and Judgment
against yO;i for tlI,s cost, of This suit.
And you arr horeby notified that If you fail to
appear aid the said cuInnI iiIIt above
-,.,Irlirra the said plaintiff viii enter Your de-
iauft and Apply to the Court fUr the rtl lief
prayed.
Givcr Uudsr my hand. and The seal
ii the District Court OF thu. Second
judicial District oil the State of Ne
~ ! ~ yala. III and for the County OF
Drnsby this 18th day of December. i'll the year
81 our Lord. thousand eight hundred and
,.yCnty-iArce.
T. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Messrs ELLIS x KING. Attorneys fcr Plaintiff.
ja3-1Iu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-17
Baltimore CnttIe NIarIxct.
THURGn.v Amir

BESv CATTLE. Prices at The opening OF the
mail et this week ranged rs they did last week in
the beginning of operations but they did OF
hold the position lolg Sales were made very
slowly, even from the start ard there was "A
gradu Il decline through to The end of the mar
ket, quotations ruling iasc Snd in some few in
stances &c per 10 lower than last week The
quality oi the offerings did not materially
differ from those of las week, there being posi-
bly, fewer common Ca tie but the middle and
tops both OF which felt the decline most. were
the chic: part OF the receipts The market clos
ed with n lumber left over, most of which viii!
go East ut their owners risk.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Reeves at O0DS7 l2-that gen
orally rated first quality O0G}S6 90 medium
or good fair quality 5O6S5 90 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 3 l2C1S4 so inferior
and lowest grades OF Cattle 0 OOG1OO OO-gen
eral average Of the market to-day So IS: ex-
IRENE range Of prices , l2MS7 II Most of
the sales were from . 90 10 Sc 25 n 100 lbs
OF the receipts 222 head came from Ohio, 323
from Virginia, 10 from West Virginit, 900
from Md, 80 head from Penn a. l I from Tenn
and go head from lllinois-tota receipts
for tho week l349 head, against 1892 last
week, and 9O5 head same time last year. OF
the offerings Sal head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, lIG sold To Washington CRY aud An
nnpols dealers, and l4S head to Eastern specu-
lators. Total sales for the week ll3J head, a
galpst 1927 last week, and SCI head same time
last year.
COws.-There ia good demand for Mich
Cows, viii, Ii arc rather scarce aud higher at 40
Cd,S75 Der heal. Vesls selling NJ ca j cents
per pound, and in good demand AT these figures
SHEEP AND LAMBS. With fuller numbers and
no especial demind, the sheep muke, has been
ruling dull this week " ith downward tenden-
cy IN prices. The quality was scarcely as good
as last week, and though quotations are lower
than then still lower figures are anticipated be-
fore higher ones are relched We quote wool at
Cos cts, aud SHARED Sheep at 4GGGi cents per
10 gross. Lambs BOSS 90 per head, and in
limited demand. Receipts this week 1856 head.
against 1907 last week, and 5O3 head same time
last year.
Hoes The market has been very dull, partic.
nlarly early in the week since then, though
there has been some little movement, IL was not
effected without falling of ia prices, which
continue with no implediate prospect for an ad-
vance. Present prices, it is thought will he
main tanned for a few dL7s, particularly for the
best grades, the supply from the full numbers of
last week having been sibly lessened in butch
ers' hands. We quote ut 2jG3Ss 90 per loo
lbs net. Receipts this week 1890 head, against
92Gl JAS, week. AMI 95II head same time last
year san.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-17
By Yesterdays Mail.

CosoREss.--In the Senate, on the .4th NJ
freiinghuysen reported the Sumner civil rights
bill, with amendments. A hill was introduced
and referred e. incO porRte the Washingt, h Civ
and Atlantic Ocean railroad. Mr. Window calf
Cd up the Dill o. enable Tie Mennonit.s tom
Russia 10 effect perm tnent settlement on the p J.
lie lands Of The United States The int,oduction
OF this subject brought cut several Senator'S tho
opposed the hill on the ground thai IL was class
legislation and would accord SPECIAL priy !eres
10 sect. They would not consen, that any bo-
dy Of people should COM here under the pro,cc-
ton Of our laws and be exempt from con ribn-
Ting their share 10 the common support and COM
mon defense Of the country. The bill went over
The Louisiana bill was then discussed
In the House NE committee on civil service
reported bin for the reorganization of the Trea-
sury Department Mr.. Maynard demanded the
previous question on the finance bill, which was
agreed to-. The bill WAS then put on its passage
and was carried by vote Of yes l2l, nays li6.
After disposiug Of few minor ills the Senate
currency bill WAS re,ched. All objections we're
overruled, and the bill was put on its passage
and carried hy vote Of 40 yeas, na,s lo2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-17
DI cd.

At his residence, in Springfield, on the Il
inst, EDWARD T. GRAcs, Esq, in abou, the 18th
year OF his age.
In this place, on Wednesday morning last, NJ
ter few days Of intense suffering, Louis, son Of
Nr K Mrs George Brown, aged six years aud
six months. Again the angel Of death has been
10 our midst and robbed another family Of one
its Jewels. 'Ofsuch is the kingdom of llea-
ven Little Louie is safe; but sad are tie
hearts Of the bereaved on es
"Weep not for little Louie,
Ills gentle spirits fed,
re sweeuy sleeps with Jesus,
Among the silent dead
Shed not a tea of sorrow
Around his'silent tomb,
Think what lovely flower
You have in Heaven to bloom"
At his residence on Cold Stream, in this coun-
~. on the 9th inst, after painful illness or .
days, Mr. THOMAS RnET. in the Goth year Of his
age. lie leaves widow and 8 worthy and re
spe ctablc sons and daughters, four Of whom are
heads Of families, besides numerous friends and
ncighbors TO mourn his loss but he now enjoys.
We con fdenuy trust, That rest that remains Tor
The people Of Cod beyond the grave In the
death Of Mr. Riley, the community has lost a
kind and obi ging neighbor, the poor, who will
realize his loss most sadly, cheerful benefactor
and indulgent friend, the family a devoted bus
band and aiIectonate father, and the Christian
Church to which hs was attached. a beloved and
consistent member. His remains we're inferred
on the 18th inst. in the family burying ground
At his late residence in presence Of large and
solemn concourse Of friends who had assembled
20 pay last tribute Of respect to their departed
and esteemed fellow-citzen. A FRIEND
On the lst inst, near Rsgeville, Mineral co d.,
Mrs SUSAN KAnstcg widow o. the late John IA
brick, 10 the 18th year Of her age
On The cath ult, in Frankfort. Mrs. Uavylu
NELSON, wife Of J +. Nelson, aged about 60
years We learn from the New Creek Tribune
that the decd went to bed 10 her usual health.
and mex, morning, being called by her husband,
failed to answer. lie was terribly shocked to
find her cold in death She had long been a
consistent member Of the Methodist Church. and
adorned the doctrine Of her profession.
On the 10th ult., Mrs. PaEBE SmrH, consort
Of Mr Reuben Smith, Of Hardy county, in the
end year Of her age
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-17
Shooti"g AMI Gaming A6roy IN Louis
riHc, Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April 1+.-Abcu. IL o.
clock this morning w. t. ABBOTT, a pro-
mincut lawyer Of this civ, and JOHN r..
GREEN, n member of the firm Of MORTON
GAIT Il Co. bankers, met near the entrance
Of the c0urt-housc, whom some words pass
ed between them and The lie WIS given.
ABBOTT then stInck GREEN with cane.
when the latter drew pistol and fred
three times, the shots taking effect in An.
BoTT S right side, the centre Of his breast.
aud through his right shoulder. There are
conflicting statements in relation to who
struck the first blow. GREEN was arrest.
ed. ABBOTT is lying in q very critical
condition. The unfortunate affair created
profound sensation, as both parties are
widely known and highly respec ed.
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NIARISIED.

In Baltimore, on the 9TH inst, at Dr. Ley
burns Church. by Rev. Thomas f. Carson,
JAMES c. BAKER, Esq, of MooreGcld Hardy co.
to Miss ADA II KErSE, OF tina. city
On the 9Th inst, Mr. II. w TAsgEE to Miss
MoLLIE LoGsToS, both Of Mineral county
On the same day, on the North Branch of the
Potomac, about ten feet from the West Va shore,
in n skin, by the Rev. Henry Hoffman, Mr.. joins
+. HUFFMAN to Miss MARTHA Z. BLAND, both Of
Pendleton county.
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AUSTIN, April Q A mail stage with e.
leven passengers, including Bishop Gregg,
Mr.. Breckenridge, president of the Nation
al Bank of San Antonio, and three ladies',
was stopped by four biswaymcn, who got
So, 900 The cnach il one Of the regular
line from San Antonio to Austin. The
robbery occurred twenty-threo miles from
this place.