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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
Hcm=Serien.


gep=Y Off, 5. gtopbr. = Die prominen=
ten oemofratiideu @anbtoaten fin Die Stelle
bes gnnres, Senators in yteip Seriep iinb !:
gr, @oup. Ranbolpb, 8. s. sc. Sauatta uno
81. @ilhrilt. YbelpS, STEP, bat i'm 5.
Oiitrift nit BEN "a unrld)tig geiflriebenen
Stimnl3:tteln cine Majoritdt bon II.
9ennfDIpamiem.
YbilaSelpb1a, 5. gopbr. = Ser y@p.
telegraph" lagt, baB ba5 bemofratiid]e
Staatstidet fi)er erlpdblt lit. Die Demo
fraten baben In Der 9eles9ebung cine Oiebrz
belt nnp er,pGbleu Den uddlften 8unbes<
Senator.
0as GongreBmitgllsO Ganoaa beaniprldt
1000 bemofr. Dtaioritdt unb 16 bon 81 Gon=
greBnttSlieoern.
9iid, monb, 5. Jtop. - Der 0emOfrlt
oobel lit in, 5. nnb Douglas i'm criten 9lz
itrifte erwdblt. Ylatt, Step, hat im Swelten
Diitrifte 200 OfaiorltGt, Die 2SaDl iplro leSod]
beltritten iperreu. Sis ieBt i.ebt Die SongreB=
DELEGATION 0emOfraten unb l Republlfa<
ner.
Sub. Sarolima.
@barleIon, 5. gfopbr. - Die ,9tenS"
ld,dbt @bamberlain's Ntaioritat auf 6000
Sttmmen; bieies iitein conlerpattper 9emlnn
bon 27,000.
Die 2epubl,faner @aGace uno Sege iinb
in ben GongreB gelpdblt. 9fainep's SSieoer,
ermdglung lit nod Smettelbaft.
5enneiIee.
ytaibpille, 5. 9topbr. - Die Selet9cz
bunq lit iiberrpiegenb bemofratiid). Ser @Ou-
perneur hat cine Otajorttdt bon 40 100000
Sttmmen.
Wtfiourt.
ct. 2ouis, 5. Jiopbr. Die oenofratlz
Idle OtaioritGt betrdgt 30,-40,000 Sttmnlen,
uno ale bemofratiideu GongreBmttglieoer
lin0 erludblt.
9lIabanta.
Ufont err, Nla., 5. Noo. = ytod)
immer treffen Seridte BON oen1ofrattid)en
@elpinnen etn. Die Sees9ebung aablt 20
9emofraten unb 40 Hepublifaner. Die De-
mofraten ertpablten 9 BON II 8retsrid)tern
uno mabrlbeinlid] 7 BON 8 SongreBmlt9lle=
bern. 9tur Der 0titritt Ofobiie lit nod IN
3rpeifel.
Qittle Sod, 5. 9iopbr. - ytad] DEN
porlieoeneen 8erihten baben Die Demo
fraten Die gan3e @ongreB Delegation er'
nGblt
Souiiiona.
gteip-Srlean 5. gtopbr. - Wtoncur,
benz. @anoipat fir StaatSibatmetlter, bat
hier 12 900 Ntebrbeit; SEEDS, benz. WaporSz
canoioat, II ,6O0.-Sin eriten 9titriftt pnrOe
@ibIon, Dent, nit $500 Wtebrbe belt erpab'tt;
?. 0iitr., @ais, 9en., 25OO Maj.; Darrell,
STEP, tit mabrideinltd pieoereripdbt. =
0ie 0enlofratel feierten tbren Ste9 bur6 eln
SrenOenlalnt.
Wew,S beria, ea., 5. gopbr. = Die gez
itern in St.Dtartin's Yaltib perbafttten Ser
ionen tperDeu nod INNER BON ben Sunoesz
truppen feitsebaltel1, obne oaB man fbuen
Elm GerbDr bepilligt. Slent. Sobalon ut
ausgesogen, nm peltere Serbattun9en 81
MAIDEN.
renee, 5. 9topbr. - Die 6eTorinz
@eIebaebuu9 lit unsweiielbait crpdblt. Die
Sppoiltioa bat 10 Senatoreu gemonnen.
Ssborne, STEP, 1T nit 10000 yfal. sum
@ouperneur erwdblt. 3lpet Iepubllfaner
uno ein 9teiormer seben in Den Gon9reB.
Stcsesiubel aaentbaibem.
NcmzY orf, 5. Nopbr. Sas 9eneral-
gonlte BON , SammanpzSaa" uno Der nWt9n=
battan=Glub" faBten bente lbenD Seldlulle,
in pel6en ben 9cmotraten Su lbren GrTol9en
gratulirt miro.
9lus alien Gbeilen DeS eanbes trefien Se=
ridte iber Trsuosnz9 Demo inatlonen etn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
9ie fa,tfmanniidle @eet,t,.r bon
Il. o. Dana & Comp,
sae6a=Sde Oct galtimnre= umo ebarIssHs
Baltimore.
ixA issaE Ef,a.a 4

(Gtabttrt TIM sSunt 1341.)
Steles 9IdbtIiement lteIert (uur an luter6retbsr)
ale notbi9en oetainirten SnTorm ationen 6infttIih
Der Stelun9, Geranttpo ortlbteit &C. bon 8aufeuen,
Sduolern |. 10. innerbaGb Der Ser. StGaten, Ter
ritorten uno Srtii6z =amerfa; du6 lieern iie
Elm Reieren5 Sudh, ipelhes bic ytameu Don mebr,
als 100000 8aueuteu II. /. ~. unb oeren Staten unc
Die Steuuus oerieloeu eutbdlt. IS 1T bas comptr-
tee uno aus9ebebnteite Spifem, iueIdes jemas fin
Die allsemeine gerbeGeruns unb ben sdut oes Sans
oels orsauiirt purbe. 90 ueigbireaus BADEN mir,
weldbe in ben bauptlhlihiten Stdoten fino; unlers
@rleitterun9en torueu uttbt ibertroen rperoen.
gSnt. o. Scarlett, 6ierpobnenoer eompagnons
EE5- Sdui9e Aniprii6e iDeroen etE9e8o9en un6 9e'
rtttsiaChen i'm NlAemeinen bei0rat. (SGn2i ,1SO
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3)rnrtfr 4 Oamble's
Gincinnattcr
Olei1tsSeifc.

2te bette arbeit eriparcnoe Selie, melheI
MATS introoulirt norOea, ais Dem beiicm uuo
retufteu Uiaterio( sema6tutc 9dranttrt, bic ietnz
fen EGbrifate uibt gu bcihdH9cn.
sss- Usau butte ltdl por nned,ten siadls
abmuun9en "a
gerlonae bic nit BEN giomen BON Yroctcr& @ombt.
periebcne Setie uuo feline aHoere ntmm!
On h.b en- in q len 9roceriez 2GeeH.
(9lp 2y,tS)
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@erid,ts @ernanol,tmaett

6 ouutu. - annapolis, ben 8. JtoOem6er.-
| CBor Jfidoter Sammouo.) Gbomas 5oro, Blitnoez
| Iuno elmer @ebihublaoe in Baltimore; n6erfnbrt,
her nodb nht perurtbeilt.- Sarab Bulb, cine u,
a erin, 9Ieiobiebfabl; q Gage 9eidn9niB. - Gtem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
oiomiui5trotipns=0lnaeioe.

Ma6ri6t wiro 9termit ge9eUen, ooB luterjeibnete
8oamGht jur Serpoltung oeS 9tOhtGiie5 bes all6er
uertorbeHen Sapin i. SeenBler srbalteu bat
Ile Die, metbe 6oroerungen an oieiem Nahlaiie bds
tbtgeu Selegcu ipdteitens am /. Oidi 1873 eins
Sureiten uuo 9elteno Su MAIDEN ODER Su eetuGrtigeu
bag lie tbrer anipribesau bieicm Habldiic geienli6
iungen on oieicn gtdbtaB Su MAIDEN bo6en, rueroen
biermit aui9eioroert, ohe uupcrjiglih an ben llus
terSeibneten 5u leteu; po uidt 10 miro Seribtlid
ein9eihrttten.
(25i,96i,1W ai0uua 9eI6ler abm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
0nm &rieasfdIamplasc 1T 2lr=
0ef,fiftieft.

Otontepioeo, 2. gtop. - Die lebten
9ta6rid)ten BON Suenos,9lDres beiagen, oaB
Elm. 0tebeueu=S S6nabron iid3 bis IN bic 9tGbe
Der Stabt gemagt babe. gSeitere gfeuigfei.
ten iber cine itatt9efunbene SdIadt, Die bel
AbienSung Der letten Oepelfe itiinblid) erz
mnrtst m11rhe finh bier ui6lt eiuaeaanaeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
VcrDaft1ins eines emropatid)en
3. tGa%iffsn6

Guebec, 4. Roobr. = Sci anfunft ues
9ampfers Yruiitan" waro cine Berlon perz
baftet, Die, mie man lagt, in Paris grobe
Sd)miubeeten periibt baben loll. 0telelben
ioQen cine halbe ltillion fSrancs betraaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
9em 9ampfcr ,,GttD OF Yefin8'' -
brtd,t ote SGranbettpeae, tno
or limit In MfD ettt>

Stem 3 orf, 5. ytoO. = Der &apitdr
bes Oan1pfers vGitp Of Befing," pelter mi
aebrodemer Shraube in Rio De Saneiro ein
lief, bat telesrapbirt, baB es notblpenoia leir
merle, bic 9aoung Su lDld]en uno oas Nifft
AZ uebnen, bic Heiie fort3uIeben.
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Wobren, tpelde tbre Sd,nlot8fett
ti6t tbaten 1tno BOD 8ebet

Soron, 5. Rop. - gine groBe ansabl
BON 9lrbeitern muroe be1te III oem Sunoes=
@onitruftionsbafen BON Gbarlestolun entlals
len. Inter beuielben finb nidlt penl9er als
l2o aus Dem 0epartemsnt fir DarOS unO
0odS. Semuadit louelt nod mebr Sellte
| l,sf,,
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SrGn0c.

GB1cagO, ST., 5. Jfoubr. = Gln Sp
0ubuque, Soma, ausgebro9eneS Seuer 5er.
itDrte ein@etraioelager, iopie cine Nieberloge
lanomirtbi6aftli6er GegenitGnoe. GcrluIt
$36 900, Die nur gum 3beil ueriid)ert itno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
Sie Gberofee=Watipn.

Salequab, @berofee -ytatlon, 3. ytoo.-
Die 9tatbsperianntlung Der Gberofce Station
trat bier bsute suianlmeu. Sn beloen 6au=
fern mar eine bei6luBfdGige anSabl BON Rit=
qlieoern anueienb. Wtan erlpartet cine lun-
9e oausrnDe SeiTon. 6duptlin9 JioB ipirO
am Wittlpod letne Sabresbotid]aft einien-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
=. &ats,e, 4erausseber.
epe3ial 'Nott3em.
8alttt,tore
fire au(nrnufr Nf6rr

eH6 c1HI"kWWkE VTTHI1
lJeie Geiealtoft periitert fortmd6renb sesen Ters
:.it o6er Sdaben burd1 BranbuusIif IoipoGl In Der
staSt, rpie i'm eanbe, ate Nrten BON @isentbuu.
s3o3.~, 9aoenz uuo @aareu6auier, Scn6elssiiter,
g-icsaau= =Yrooutte, MobeIn, Saus G5eratbibaiten,
IN 9au besrifene ober i'm Soieu in saouus befiuos
TIE SGhrSeuae u. (. 10.
Das Dtrettoriunl beftbt aus foIsenben Serren:
Wm. 9. $ Sarriio on, YrdFoent;
Geo. U. Bt6ers, 8. b. 9apif,
Sapio e, gDilion, 8. Robt. s}eufins,
5oliab Bennington, 8. Vforton Stetuar.
fSraacs s. Sina. o. e. Reucomer,
Scnrn Carroll, Srpile Sorpi3,
81. 9, Steuart, %. %. 2aOlor,
g8m. $. 8rune, Ssrdei eo5en,
George 6. Sartiion.
IopIifotionsz Sornnlare uno loeitere glabr@ ibe,
bie t,Seielhait furo In Der Sce Guoipeit=Gdfe non
Sou.lz unb S8aterfra6e, ertbsit, no aub Gle il
Ga taa9s 9raeHs Slst ene fnt ] psl Der ap9
eant tuiiuiben mag.
lSdnl,1Sf) Wr. 0ooomottb, GER.
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NerMi1dbte Sepe1Wem aus
Getf,sWotf.

Mew=0orf. 5. gtou. = @)lO er0inete
] su 11Ob uno l9loB 81 110b.
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Grflurf,na.
Teosrm, Wtatraben ,no Sette''
Charles 6u0amSer & SDGnen,

str. %, gSelt= 1ratttra6e,
nahe Der Briide.
SOOO Yfuuo ber beften @dniefeberu, rein uno troden
eben5o Settsmilib; Comforts, Sloutets.
Saarz, gprinsz uno Quit + 0iasraten, oorrat1t9
ooer aui 9ejeluns semodt; aud ollie 8eparatuteh
oufs 8effe beor9t.
l0obeIn offer art sepolitert ober umsepolfert.
9ouuses, Sopba5 unbSeileln porrdtbl9; an9 nad
Sroer semadt ODER reparirt Su ben bill9en Pfelen'
fGnr06 to9EtPT0
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NarDtanS.

Wtarbianb.
Die oiH,iellen Mebrbeiten bes 3. nnb 4.
SongreB= =Oiitriftes baben mir bereits letten
Ntittrpoh mit9etbellt; folgeube anltlid)e Sez
:idnte lleseu aus ben anOeren Oiitrlften Dor.
2. (RobertsD 0ifrtft.
Salti imore= =@ountp.
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Mte 3ettumsen 5ssss SO SsHt' sssos, 81. issG, 'a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06

Stimmen 6236
5. or. Senfle's) 0ifritt.
-@onsreb, 1874 geontroleur. %
gSaro 3. u. foro. D. rou9b.6.
IL. 1881 474 1918 52S
Sentle's 0iaioritdt S67 g9oclforb's Ntal. 1888
aItimore= County.
1874. 1873.
-SouareS- e-Gontroleur---
ssntle, oosHer, ssOoIo0ro' rs"dS @olpSSSz ,S
i. 9iaritt 55i $50 6j3 592
13. /. IA 10 tS7 Y
3uIammen 1853 Ala $40 46l
Sentle5 afai. 3i4. Woolforo's Oial. 376.
anne arunoel=e ountp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06
Selesrapbiide Sepei@er.
Sglano,9epsidea.

gSetterc Serid1te itber Ole Stppen,=
berpablen. - Nrfanias f1tft
eine nolle oemofratiid)e 0elegas
Observation-Disclosures oetncfras
tiiG. - Wene Weriud1e BON &c
1uaItffrei0ett TIT XoMifiana.
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Gin Wan,, BON eine,n Sage iibers
fafrett.

Cincinnati, Ohio, 5. Nopbr. - Gin
unbefannter Menn muroe geftera abenb bon
Der Sofomotipe zines 6radtsuges, Der na6)
Carthage fubr, ergriffen unc get0btet. Die
Hdoer gingen linn iiber ben Sals unb trcnn-
ten ben &opf bonn Stumble.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-06

- Der 9ampfer vNrocs" BON SinsitOn ii
bier eingetroifen.
= Die @eienihaft Der @ipil Sn9eneurt
bielt gelteru IbeHb ibre idbrlid)e Serlamnt-
lung nnb erludblte Die alten Seanlten ldmmr=
lid lptcoer.
= Die 8eslerurg uerfaufte eine babe
Dfilton Sob su 110.20.
- Die yJteue Sircfte Sabel Comp lgnie"
bat Elm arrangement getroifen, nm am 10.
ytouember 3. S. bier in 2anbe ibre 9eId)afte
beginner 3u f6nnen.
= @r Seuator S'Srieu bat $1,000 Siirgs
ifaft geitent, nm iid) cnf Die Gnflage Der
Sbellnabme an Der S6teBaHalre auf Wtc>
Sienna am &abltage su perantmOrten.
- Ser 9ampier yGitp of 6apanna" 1T
bon Sapanna bier eingetrOffen.
- Der Inter S6abnleiiter sablte beute
$254, 900 fir r3inienu $2S, 900 fir etngCl6its
SonOs aus.
= Die ,3Olleinnabmen betrusen beute
s77 1000.
Sn Der augelegenheit beS oermann
Sbomas, angefla9t, i'm S6ni9retde Sapern
5dlidungen begangen 81 baben, tpnroe beute
Dor 9ti6ter glatdforb Elm Sabeas Corpus
gefebl perlangt, aber nidt bepiai9t. 0erRif-
ter entidieb, baB Der 4uslieferungsoe
;tpiiben gaperit NIB amerita Ourd) ben Gin
1ritt oes eritereu Staates in bas beuti6e 0tei6
nid)t ungiilti9 seworoen uno rer Serbrcder
ans5uliefern lei. - Sieie @ntid,eioung oedt
gleif5eltlg ben Sal bes ueltpbdlilAen Sal
lenbebes Solepb Sd)mid.
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. 9r. 3. 6, Wfoatous

n8- Scne itilsebenpe aettenItib "Sieess Nah'
mafdsine, groBe SdneiSer 0taidine unb mittleref
Grose, belonoers fir 9amen, pelhe saoenaroe,ten
nno 5amilienarbcten idnen uno seibpino, oauerz
bajt uuo biGis perareeitet. SD pertaufe permtet9e
uuo pertauIdbe ole arten Diuidinen uno babe oas
sompleteite 8sparaturzSei6dit i'm sanoe.
5. 4. WeSeennes.
Nr. 1856, Beitz5apetteflabe, uno
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Gin sd,Iaf,paaeot, perbraunt,

q tia nta, @a., >. yopbr.- Yer S6la1z
nag9on Der y9eorgia'er @tieHbabn" 1T beute
Utorgeu perbraunt. Die Baiiagiere biiBtell
ibre idmmtli6en alei6ungsltiide ein, bod er
bielt Niemano @erlebungen. 0as 6ener ent=
itaub bltrth ben Sfeu
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y IVfV
9entle's Utal. 4t7. Wopllofo'e Ulal.
Briuce @eorge's @ouutp.
SuI1mmen UU0 UOU 22O3 2i5y
@oIbs6oroueb's Diajoritdt i66.
6. (8alib'S) Sii rift.

g8alib's Diaj. 521. Wooltoro's Nfal. 461.
AtIeaanp onntp.
-@on9reB, 1S4-@
Wallb, 3. eamnoes, U.
1. Orleans Stimmensl sleibbeit.
S0IAfonn 09lu
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Ste oemofratiifen Stege baben
bereitS etn Spfer gefproert.

ptFttFp ttW ~VTtt BeTVFpV*tt
elano, Ohio, 5. ytou. - Sel'm
abieuern Don Sreuoeni6iiiien iiber Die Semo=
tratiit5en Siege 81 Maoiion, Ohio, barit Die
&anone, uno Elm juu9er Maun, ytamens y.
&. Martir, paro augeubliflid get0btet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-01-17

near the ehureh-yard gate was rung out Of The usual
hours, the natives all through the town would throw
down whatever they had In their hands and leaving
their work or amusemeats would run Tor the church,
such was their interest in the politics Of the times.
On this occasion a. the bell sounded forth is cal, the
people began 10 collect and At the appointed time
half IA hour later the church was SLED with a dense
crowd OF which the great majority were natives. The
stated object c: the meeting was 20 take measures for
the election on the FIRST Of January called for the
manifesto Of Lunsllo. and for such consultation upon
civil matters and such expression Of opinion az nigh,
be appropriate Ater the meeting was orxAnized.
two resolutions were passed referring to the vacancy
Of the Throne and the proposed election and calling
upon all citizens u the district to assemble 81 the
polls according 10 the suggestion Of the manifesto. on
the first day Of January 10 choose their King The
second resolution recommended that . committee Of
thirteen be chosen. who should make all necessary
arrangements for the election, which was Immediately
acted upon, aud the committee including both natives
and foreigners, was appointed by acclamaiion. A
third resolution was then offered which read a.
follows Resolved. that this meeting Acknowledg-
ing the justice Of the claims OF His Highnoss Prince
W. c. Lunalilo to the Throne Of the Hawaiian Islands
as the successor Of His late Majesty Kamehameha V.
and approving Of his guarantee 70 restore the Con.
stitution Of the Hawaiian Islands. and 10 fully
maintain the rights and liberties Of the people as
stated in his manifesto Of the 10th Of December,
1872, express their hearty support Of His said High
ness Prince W. {. Lunalilo as IA candidate to the
Throne Of the Hawaiian Islands, Amer several
speeches this was passed with much applause. Next
followed a motion by Mr.. Whitney, editor Of the
Raokoa, a native weekly newspaper. Resolved.
that we the people DO hereby instruct our four Repre-
sentatiyes in the Legislative Assembly to vote for
Prince w. {. Lunallo for King, and for no one else"
This was instantly adopted with the most uprOarious
enthusiasm. Mr.. Whitney then related an inoidcn,
Of the infancy Of the prince-Mr. Bingham who was
about to perform the ceremony, asked. " what shall
we call the child" kanaina, the father, replied.
"Wm Charles Kanaina." "No;" objected his
mother, the noble Kekauluohi. " He is the highest
chief in all the islands, therefore his name shall be
LHnG-iiio." This little narrative = brought down
the house " in a wonderful manner; all present stood
up, swinging hats and handkerchiefs and shouting
in the most tumultuous way. Aud then the work Of
the meeting being satisfactorily accomplished. with
three grand cheers for Lunalio, the great audience
broke up. The effect Of this assembly was healthy
in its influences upon the politics Of the time. IL was
significant Of the earnestness Of the people and
helped to silence those who ridiculed the idea Of a
popular election for n King.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-01-17

AccIDENT.-Last Sunday night Mr.. VIM. Brash,
Sen, was run over by a carriage on Nuuanu Avenue,
and somewhat severely injured. Carriages should
be either provided with lamps on dark nights, or else
be driven slowly, in the city or on frequented roads.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-01-17

THE NETTIE MERRILI.-This favorite Lahaina
packet is at present undergoing some repairs. Her
hull and timbers are as sound as ever, but the bull
warks above the deck have become decayed and new
ones are being put on. The Nellie is a swift boat
We have heard it asserted that with stiff trades she
comes up "to blow - only twice between Diamond
Head and Lahaina-which is probably the reason
why the present repairs are necessitated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-01-17

The attention Of Inspectors Of Election is called 10
the decisions Of & Judge Of the Supreme Court, in
1863, by the effect of which Inspectors are not limi-
ted, in qualifying voters, to those persons who have
paid their taxes previous TO January LIST, 1874.
The pames of those who pay their taxes subsequent
to J.nuary LIST, may be added to the list by the In
spectors, but only at the regular sessions. These
sessions must be at least two in number; the first can
not be held earlier than the 18th January, and the
East not later than the 22d January-after which
date no additions to the list of voters can be made.
The session must be duly advertised by notice Of the
same upon the alphabetical list Of voters posted st the
place Of holding the election and st two other public
places in the District. At the Election no vote can
be received unless the name Of the person Offering the
same be borne on the list Of voters, and unless he
present to the Inspectors at the polls his Tax Receipt
impressed with the words, ." Qualified TO Poie."
4. F. JUDD, Attorney General.
Court House, Jan. II, 1874.
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pacific " HOSE COMPANY No. AT the regu-
l-r meeting held on Monday evening, January 18th,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Foreman-Jas. W. Robertson.
.HSst. FOremGn-E- NJ. Fuller.
Secretary-Thomas Tannatt.
Treasurer-H. Mcintyre.
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MY MOTTO-W hat - worth doing NJ all, is
worth doing well.
MY INTENTION-TO Give Satisfaction to all
MY TERMS-CASH ON DELIVERY.
Respectfully Solicit the Public Patronage
n Office at Fl. E. MCINTYRE x BROS Grocery. Feed
Store and Bakery, Corner Of Fort and King SITS. Wagon calls
for all orders.
jyI2 or NJ. WALLACE, Proprietor.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrtiser.
SATURDAY, January Il
Official Notifications

Mir. Chss. Titcomb has been this day appointed
Commissioner Of Private Ways and Water Privileges
for the District of Hsnalei, Island Of Kauai.
The Board now consists Of Messrs. 4. Wilcox, T..
Seka and =. Ttconb.
EDWIN O. HALL, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. Is, 1874.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THE Next MAIL for the East will be dispatches by
the bark Comet to sail about the 9th instant.
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DEATH OF FERNANDEz.-Many who have travelled
on the steamer Kilauea will regret to hear of the
death, on Wednesday last, of the gentlemanly and
very efficient steward, Fernandez. He leaves a widow
and three young children, for whom his foresight had
provided by a life insurance Of some $4,000.
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PRICE LIST
CHELSEA LAUNDRY !
SeniIemen's List.

HONOLULU, ii. l., July 7, 1873.
A AND FTE THIS DATE THE FOL-
" LOWING RATES will be charged on all work done at
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MEETING.
A few days after the appearance of the manifesto,
q paper printed at the Government press for parties
who were anonymous, was distributed secretly by
night through the streets of Honolulu, of which the
EolIou;n, - N cancellation q.
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Conference.-The Ketch LuHaIiIo was sold at
Auckland for $500, instead of el 600, and by Capt.
Hatfield. instead of Capt. Hadley-as stated in the
Gazette. Nor did the .Macgregor arrive here On the
18th, 234 days from San Francisco.
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HOW MULES CAME INTO FASHION.

Few of the farmers of this country are
aware what depth of gratitude thew owe
George Washington for the introduction
of mules into general use for farm pur-
poses.
Previous to 1888, there were verv few,
and those of such an inferior order as TO
prejudice farmers against them as unfit
to compete with horses in work upon the
road or farm. Consequently there were
no jacks, and no disposition to increase
the stock ; but Washington became con-
vinced that the introduction of mules
generally among Southern planters would
prove to them great blessing, as they are
less liable to disease, and longer lived
and work upon shorter feed, and are
much less fliable to be Injured than
horses by careless servants.
AS soon as it becomes known abroad
that the illustrious Washington desired
to stock his Mount Vernon estate with
mules, the King Of Spain sent him Jack
and two jennets, from the Royal stables
and Lafayette sent another jack and two
jennets from the island of Malta.
The first was grey color, 1G hands
high, heavily made, and of sluggish ma.
ture. He was named the Royal Gift.
The other was named the knight Of
Malta; he was about as high,-lithe
fiery even to ferocity.
The two different sets Of animals cav.
him The most favorable opportunity o.
making improvements by cross breeding
the result Of which was the favorite Jack
compound, because he partook of the
best points in both the originals. The
General bred his blooded mares tt
these jacks, even taking those from his
family coach for that purpose, and pro-
duced such superb mules that the coun-
try was all agog to breed some Of the
sort, and they soon became quite COM
mon. This was the origin of i'm
proved mules in the United States
There are now some of the third and
fourth generation of Knight of Malta and
Royal Gift TO be found in Virginia, and
the great benefit arising from their intro
duction to the country is to be seen upon
every cultivated acre in the southern
States