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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17
Notice Of F0rsolosurs Of Mortrars

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17
WEDNESDAY FE8FE4RTr-

IKE EErCES OF HIS Nt5Esrx King EA-
l4EArA WIS * welcome AZ IT vas unezrectsf
H Llt been looked FIR. bus No one knew 5-s5
Ths1 BE- u-a- arrive. II i looking ven and
seems To have enjoyed very much tie winter
TIP % che A--lz-5- >1a-zs ami back During
bis three months absence. De bas seen many
new -l--s, made uazy new f-ie1,ls- and we
hePe has been able -7 acE-zre <zeh izfszzla-
TN azi sr-Fisd-s - VIII render hzl q wiser
and more sSll--L sovereign such ls the pres
s-- s5--aza7a 1f Hawaii needs LoSG live
E-S5 kAlAEArA p VIII be ehearty greeting
Il every t--,s H1--a==fr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17
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For Sale,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17

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COCO. 70 a1rril'a. larslarf .a.arr.r- 49,. -. -.
&c a-fr-- order liir-ila 81 l'a.-lIl
~ fe.-f --il a..lf ta@ fel1sl1 1f tI1U asraa SAB
LAY, RI hp1ollld. allrIlrr lal IaEftNn rI.aI n
helell-l ~ atsa1sts az 80 aaarI - frrrsar
Hli-s1l Java Iafr on a. 11rf ~ - fr4-.-- i i
10 s1sl rTs1.1r 11as Eef-rra 10 as-ar--rr-. -.
-lLfE-fEE -llf.sW. a. r.f.rarsr
81 lflHrslr mas IT. fltfIla Ia 80 rfH a. "a.
kiAhL. A. D. li7f. 81 aal 1arasr = rr.r.r...s ~. -
~ ~ retllllu aeflre rsrl9ra ~ ~. e--
persons Concerned NAV arrflr "a .ara -. r -
~ 49, 4af 80 fsitla laartf r-fafs- -
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lava llf-ll.-la. it 7. E7sFrlrU irH
Gha1 g. HfE4ls frra-. r - na--r
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17

-EE 1zc1ra-l-E OF Consul >svgrIace By HIS
Majesty the King as companion Of the order
# kEu=hausbl- before leaving S1n Francisco.
e worthy r=s=lu1uili -1 his valuable ss-vi-
ces as consular representative. and q de-
served rsbuzs e. the low and personal slaa,iz-s
raised a.-lzzsz I'm By 1Ee 4E-s-as-- of tbs
cry We couL5 only wish 1ha- American laws
w-uli permit the lesrraI Of similar h7ugrs
On Colonel WLe-rv and Lieutenant Wzf-iz-.
Hl-se services. n-u al We can Izaru. a5isf
greatly @ the pleasure Of the King and his
party n their journey tz-g1eh America.
ABOVE tie passengers tr tie Ea--sli1 Pen
sac--a WIS Col A. B. S-zfnEsr-zr. Who Is On
his way % the Nlri-a-1r Is-lr,ts. a. 4 special
slVcy fr11l Preszi=1- Grant % the King. Chiefs
AMI People q >a11a- The t71-s-n1aeut Of tie
United STATES c1usii=rs thar the TINE has coms
when It 1u-hz ts alcePt tie friendly oilers q
the samoan Ch5=6s. and firm d closer aI-=alrs
with them Just what tie ua5u-e cf tbs all
1-re vL Be- We arg mt 1-ua1- From an
azu-Lz IA the Fzz5o CE-1ai-is, ws Isarn thar
CoL ; carrizs ~i-l hin a large quantity Ct
material iz-iuizzs- a Gazing -za- Parr1t
gH- uzssz1s. ls,i.-izes, -rzuii,- printing
press, zzslti1nery- band ias5r7-llsn-= 81. aI-,a
scan hzz-h. Il al there are =ams three
1-1it-s't tons q tzzi-nr 70 he put ca bard the
Tusear1ra- vhi-h sails soon fr Samua-
BzsAH1Ss the RscfP-1eiry Treaty, d de-
fzf-s acz8a hlt taken Rllce I'D 20 Fsbr1arv :.
su-ept thar the measure vas fzlIF eulI--zs,i ~
tie aril1i1ls--1ri-u- and af-zr a ri--7u-b 7---s-
ti-zz1n t1rs IT. zzerizs Ey the treasury -t..ias.
lad passed tie Ssuats Committee CT Forzfzu
Azlzrz. rh5-h approved It and recommended
u Passags- T. bscnGs LzE, L u1zsz pass
both brzlehss 5f CllErsss. ~ a r7Fe-sII.ir5i=
v11s-a rather severe s-zz-tlzt % rzn- L ul1ss
Be conceded On the zsrt II lamar. ur--
rsst vas presented q Congress hr1m the Saa
Francisco rgEnerz a-zzast tie prsuosss zrsarv-
Ehi-h * tie ouiy important aef5lu Ez1 brought
against IT. A 5sIag-zzl IL The sgeE savz. IL
L Supposed t,az he Saz Frzu-ascn z.-z- r.
anerz would me- obiect & tie EaEaiiaa rzci-
proxy treaty and The E-gs admission of Eaza-
ian sl.-zr- Z Il were al r=s5lca.i % v. u.
D1tEh Standard Elgzr has handed tEeir rs-
moral e Sscrgrzry FFs1- Ei-h he saa-zstei.-u
5ha1 Z night b FsI . a,iapt tae ZaIIvsrsn
systazu FIR the Cuisss S5a-ss and ElaraisI-tHat
H. have 5z z-E az5 rzEzuzss Izzz szzsnrszs5
ever EIFaii, ard IL porrs Cul-sE s5a1ss por-z
Ct sn-T- Tbs has r7rkzd rzza-kasIv zsI
4 TIE German EMPIRE THs suggestion
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17
HANAIIANGAZETTE

Az LNDEcENnENT EoUENAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PCBLISHEu AND EDErED Br
HENRY II. HITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17
No. T,poraop OF Foreign and Boae aad l7oI

prtcat II L. :
uauaiisa Catch Nv
pvtritst s.,
Fvcign Cstch ny
H,rtsate Syasey
hawaiian tstca NJ
pvtr3 O. a ruca
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-17

LEGAL NOTICES.
UsEronE ruE surnKuE gornr ~ ~
? y uaeailan fsllnIta- Or fsenalr-ta - .s.lT =
~ -. f,,'.- .,.-,s,,... ~ "a -. '.
I 44nrrIt 4. fiiuN-nN ana tilANtl.' E 1rfa.r
-, -. ~ rIsrsi.is. s.srss.l nsesss -
rrs.suis.I nsr .stl.riret 80 80 y 80. rest .a-r -
sceouat snd ala.l tafss'. ia.9 fsar'i - asaert =
4, 1. .,-i.-si MAJ riIt'nantY. rIfr rianrr.
! ntY ~ VIII. = |. ~ >, . ,s - = - sssr
ths tffrE 81 tnia U1aft Ef- nasae .a7HHaf Ne HI.
eory ~ ~ en.eT = p 49, a,e- re1ssrs.
tve wress lu tae ss-fst.s ,srs 1880 frs..i
ana runisnrsi ID neauall. loeflaE ~ lsrssss aa-ass.
sfrtslii ihsn aali ta.ie q ,.af e-- ~ 49, 49,.
why the prayer % ra lfrnaa shrali ~ u Ess,.f
sni ire sceuann' aiivr, ne Etesn.rr anrtarlHf -.
..istritlt,u naasis - rrafri - tlt.- = atEzis
ISo y n.nSsan nsru.y cara.
ffonolaia. fghsuafy o.. is-A En
c,rrnEaE CorEr - rHE havana
I i e stfNnEns as1s ~ WtnaxH tlilI 1aasslasi -.
untse ~ peaiicn o. alia.ancr 70 eauus saa1ls -
fnal GsrFtnut.on % rrurrrir.
on rratliar ana airr lse rr-aeu AT aee1aral =
rhenlas "a Eeerett ii..na.s,laalf 4 - a-iata rf m
Saunders ~ wllaku. Mlat a4reaslst Fte.ea -
approved aa.l tnal dra arief b. l1la III ast.
thrreio euutrs ard asrss1lial 1ala. -ssra.s- On
az further resrorsiHilir ~ Frrn-
= HaHH N
A. b ts-s 81 ~ ocs,es 4 81 h-l.rs - 49, l's-s :.
Chamnrrs. IN inc Ccurt H-uas. at u1rcaIr u -
s'fne nrreay = arp.int'i =, - sr - -- 20 -esr
ii nav men and trer. srrasr t- aa- .I1.s r ~ -
have Vhy saiuaf -es b slasai. lat sasr -.
Asa ill,t tass orier tee MESA laaress- rs.-f
be- ine uaea-lan G.-sttr. rersr1Ffr rraasi ari -.-
~. .-,.. 49,, 4,sf.. I.f..f ~ 80 1.sIa..
l'atsi 81 HouoiuIn a. r.. t-ls ~. tss Z Es.-.-r A.
~. 1874 cuf@ E. htltll-.
aIsI.eH Of % erI1alaa UaaeH
Attest. rSo Rsavtnn. ner e'erk so Ctasf -
s,rrnrur rofur ~ rrr z.wer...
- fs,snJs n lruhasr ra ~ rass1sr n - $50 =
- uin Ia 1ir.,srv f saQyrl - ~ rI--....- i.
- lIr.fsr .r1..frr-4 .--. - - ~. ~ u
- -es-...-.,, m -',,.-, IL ~. 49,
- ~, b s,e...- r.'..s.- r.,-- =, -. - -. =
r,i.-,.-- n n - -, 1900 II 49, I1.
y - ..-.- -. 4. - -. +.
II ,.ai-s ssrIsr sen s's.i fr fi.. r s'7es
+, n n.y. y 70 49, q II n - ~ :. y. -
1-, ~ - 49,. - = r...r..-l -. II
mi ~ ss.,s !. ss-,sr s.-.5--. ~ - -.
son Interested nav arrssr a-f -vesssl - 81 - -
iac [rsntue ~ lf,iaas - i-aa1.arT
runl'cai'nu. Or - uertt m -rr -f1feaasr
reine uevsraFer rrir-.i s1a ra1asas't n ii1aaa.e
,ssisr5.sr ' @lr9ss.ss 3 ~ 4n - : &. s~.
rsiaior ID tsiiaalas'sr, Massaaa1se,.s r-t ar1ar
f....l n -r.-l-.,r RI Il - ~ ~
cfra e. WNuara
Attest rSo. r. Eanxtan. urerrr C-rk
Il nICftE cIHcTTf I1aarll f-7ss-ls ~ RI ~ -.
icr OF the Estlse ~ o. " tfEfEtatNf ara ef sasa
Naesi do1eas-l o. ireh-it- ~ tasse.sfs aefr-
, .sg,, ''' o'''-' OF
0n rradirr snd aHrr t1e rsrfan ~ ufvF rrrrzt.
LAW. Adua..sfras-lz ~ &C. Es1a-e ~ O. - tl1lst.
~, $50. ~, -. ~. ~ -. =, 81, -. s.
-.--.,-.l H. - ..s.a So. ......r i. - -.-.
iuir aufnrnrc1tstl win arr-err saarae-s 80
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
SAD BUT TRIJE

A very intelligent mechanic, one
of seven hundred who were discharg-
ed from labor a few days since, who
was hunting work, said sadly to a
friend of ours last week, "What can l
do? I am wearied with travel, l am
hunting work and cannot find tiff
/ ask for work men tell me to move
on they have nothing for me to do
if I ask for food, they tell me 1 am a
tramp and ought to be at work"
The honest fellow seemed sorely per
picked. A little more contraction
a few more swindles and the working
men will all be reduced to beggary.
In the meantime money is plenty in
the National Banks, but taxes and
general disagreement has broken
down all enterprise and all hope.
Workingmen, before it is too late,
abandon the party which with com
plete power in its hands, for nearly
a fifth of century, presents to so
many of your fellows the cup of such
bitter experience.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
Partition Sale.

lease Nc. BILL
Frederick Lyons & wife,,
Margaret Loop, ct al. in Partition.
PURSUANT to an order of sale issued
Il from the Court of Common Pleas,
of Preble county, Ohio, in the above
stated case, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, 1 will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court
House, in Eaton,
On Saturday, Sept II, 1875,
between the hours of l and 4 o'clsck, p.
M, the following premises, situate in
Preble county, Ohio, and being a part
of the northeast quarter of Section Is,
Township 7, Range 3, east, and bound
ed and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at 4 point on the east line
of the section 40 poles south ofthe north
east corner thereof, and running thence
south S74 degrees, west 1865 poles to
a stake; thence south 63 degrees s min,
east 3I.95 poles to a stake; thence south
50 degrees s min.,, east 1927 poles to a
stake; thence north S74 degrees, east
109.7S poles to the east line of the sec
ton; thence north 3 degrees 8 min.,
west 20 poles to the place of beginning,
containing l6 % 100 acres. Appraised
at $45 per acre.
TERMS-One-third cash, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years
from day of sale; deferred payments to
bear 6 per cent. interest and to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
CAMPBELL GILMORE, Att'ys.
Aug. u, ls75-tds prf $500
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
SCARLET LETTER.

The letter of John R. Stephen pub
lishedin last weeks Register gives
us a glimpse of the brotherly love
which really existed in the Happy
Family" which made up the late Re-
publican Convention. 1t is but an
other proof of the jugglery which of
late has characterized the Convention
of that party. The Register sound
ed the praises of the harmony ofthat
body too soon. There was a long
list of victims of misplaced confidence
in the same boat, and the very lead
ers now laugh at the credulity which
pledged itself to support their ticket.
No matter how glaring their frand
they rely upon good faith on the
part of their dMpes. 1t was a shame
to charge malfeasance in Office, and
a long list of failings upon a man
sctth record as clear as Nh. Steph-
ems, but no arts are too long to be
used to carry out the designs of a
few who are the self constituted
guardians ofthat shattered party
a party which has been ruined, and
broken in this county, by just such
frauds as were praticed in the late
Convention. A party which waivers
all along its lines, because bad men
have seized the reins. A party
which honest men desert because
they repudiate its Credit Moblier
smindlers, ats Salary Grabs, its Init
an Rings, ats defalcations, its crush
ing financial policy schich like an
earthquake whelms in II common
ruin, the Jay Cooks, Duncan Sher-
mans and Dther fnanciers, but acorst
of all the great middle classes.
Which only spares those banks which
tread the cold, cruel path of utter
selishness, and avaricious rapacity.
Before fraud, everything must fall.
Gentlemen whose heads were so I'M
tremendously cut off, on first ballot,
it was known before the Convention
met that you were doomed. The
very men who iattered you before
the Convention, struck at you with
defamations poisoned dirk. They
placed upon your necks the dirty
collar of a Convention in the interest
of the ring, and labeled you IS their
dogs. You a see the estimate they
placed upon you and your services.
Assert your manhood and come with
the people. Come out into the rosy
dawn ofdeliverance. Lights break
ing. We hope more will speak out
and rebuke the treachery which tries
by pledge to bind men to its sup
port.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
Partition Sale.
tease No. 3659.l
Simon lIaupt,

Slmon Iiallpt,
vs.. Order OF Sale
Emanuel Haupt, ct al. in Partition.
10y virtue Of a plurius order of sale
y issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Preble county, Ohio, in the
above stated case, and to the Sheriff of
said county directed, / will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in Eaton,
On SATURDAY, august %, 1875,
between the hours of l and 1 o'clock, p.
M, the following premises, situate in
Preble county, Ohio, and described as
follows, to-Wit:
Being 102 acres of land off of the east
side of the northeast quarter of Section
36, Township 4, Range 3, east &C., and
beginning at the southeast corner of
said quarter sections; thence north 80
chains and Is links to the old corner;
thence west % chains and sc links to Il
stone corner; thence south 80 chains
and l3 links to a stone corner; thence
east % chains and sc links to the place
of beginning.
Appraised at $35 per acre.
TMRMS-One-third cash, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years
from the day of sale; deferred pay
ments to bear 6 per cent. interest, and
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
Uses.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
Zoos d FISHER, Att'ys.
July 30, lS75-tds prf $3.50
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
REPUBLICAN CONSISTENCY.
The ~Five-Twen.y Bonds.

"When the bill was on its final
passage, the question was expressly
asked of the Chairman If the Com
mittee of ways and means, and as
expressly answered by him, that on
ly the interest was payable in COIN"
-Thadeus SterenS.
"If the bond-holder refuses to take
the same kind of money with which
he bought the bonds, he is an extor-
toner and repudiator."-John Sher-
man.
"We should do foul Injustice to
the Government and to the people of
the United States, after we have sold
these, bonds on an average for not
o than sixty cents on the dollar,
now to propose to make a new con-
tract of the holders."-Olirer p.
Morton,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
Partition Sale.
lease No. $685.
Anna Fudge, order of

lease No. $685.
Anna Fudge, order of
Margaret Blackford, ct al. tition.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas,
of Preble county, Ohio, in the above
stated case, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, 1 will offer for sale at
public auction, on the remises,
On Monday, Sept. .13, 1875,
between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock, D.
M, the following premises, situate in
Preble county Ohio, and being 81 acre
out of the south half of Section 10, town.
ship 8, range 2, east; commencing at
the south-We t orner of said secti n;
thence north 160 rods; thence east 81
rods; thence south. 100 rods; thence
west 81 rods to the place of beginning.
Also, the northwest quarter of Sec
ton 10, Township 9, Range 2, east, con-
tanning 122 acres, less 4O1a acres off of
the north end of said quarter, owned by
j. G. Holsinger. The two tracts here
in described containing 166 acres of
land, more or less. Appraised at $40
per acre.
TERMS-One-third cash, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years
from day of sale; deferred payments to
bear 6 per cent. interest, and to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
Campbell & Gilmore, Att'ys.
Aug. II, lS75-tds prf 1920
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26
OUR SENATOR

The Democrats and Liberals of
this county last week nominated
Hon. A. HAINEs as their candidate
for the State Senate from this Dis
trict. The nomination of a candidate
was gracefully conceded to this
ty by our friends in Montgomery.
The promptness and cordiality with
which his nomination has been rat
flied by our friends in Montgomery
county shows that Judge HAINEs
hardly needs a new introduction to
the people of this District. The
hearty enthusiasm with which the
masses are already coming to his
support here, warns the opposition
that they are entering upon a con-
flict, which has for them small
chances of success. Judge HAINEs
is IN able lawyer who has served
with credit upon the bench in this
judicial district. He is a man of a
wide range of reading, general ex-
p~erience and observation and pos
sesses rare qualifications for the
place he will surely be called upon
to fill next October. He is liberal
in his views Of all questions of social
policy, and enters upon no wild cru
SADIE against the rights or opinions
of his fellow men. OF late years he
has given much attention to agricul-
tural pursuits, and he knows and
fully sympathizes with the laboring
classes these hard times, brought
on by the faulty legislation and
worse management ofthe opposition.
An original greenback man, he is
fully in accord with US upon the fl
nancial as well other great doctrines
of this campaign. He is withal a
graceful writer, an eloquent and
earnest public speaker and We pre-
dict for him q brilliant victory in
October. We heartily endorse him
as a citizen and a candidate for
Senator. The people of Preble and
Montgomery counties will be adj
dressed by Judge Haines during
the campaign.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26

To refute all the political twaddle
and nonsense with which the col
umns of the Eaton Register teens
every week about the Pope, Bish-
op and Catholics, would require
more of our space than we can spare.
Most of it is too fat and disgusting,
silly in conception and scurrillious
in character, and the people of this
county are too intelligent to require
its refutation. The editor may fiat
ter himself that he is promoting the
interest of his rotten party by such
stuff, but time and the ballots of an
over-burdened, robbed, plundered
and insulted people, Will convince
him that there is an end to all things
and that "forbearance does some
times cease to be a virtue"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-08-26

Our Republican friends are not on
a solid platform when they declare
that greenbacks are 'paper rags"
Let us see. They assume that our
paper currency, for all know that
there must be some kind of paper
currency should be National bank
bills. Now why is a National bank
bill better than a greenback? 1t will
buy no more. 1t will pass nowhere
but in the United States. What Sc
cures the National Bank bill? Bonds
deposited. What secures the bonds?
The pledged faith of the Govern
ment! The security is equal. What
is the difference? The National
bank bill cost six per cent. interest
on every dollar to the tax payer per
year, and is, therefore, a vampire
eating away the life and substance
of the people leaving only an empty
shell. The greenback is equally as
secure, costs nothing for interest and
will wear just as long.
Stop and think a momenH
Count the interest on the 5000, 900,
900 in National Bank bills for 80
years and see what an enormous sum
of money will be sucked from the
people!
1t is enough to discourage and
sicken the stoutest heart.
Substitute greenbacks and use
them for commercial currency and
that mountain o fmoney will be saved.
The National Bank picture is the
Republican platform.
The greenback picture is the Dem
ocratic remedy.
No man need hesitate,