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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

IHsThe Republican canipaigh 1jnsA South
Carolina WIS apeiied nc bEdgeiieldon SAT-
Auflay. About 1000 whites and 50o col
ofsa salMsembied atlthat place. fully 4 500 Of
The whites being hiouatesl,g ra,,d, likeithe
indiiana Repubiicans, wore red sB,rls. The
oljectsdfihe rpfeseiice dfthe Whites was
TO obtain a diyisiou .of time. but Il had
been already determined not to allow The
whites 10 speak On this Uccasion, and ex-
trs$diHary a'easpfs1 had Been takse 70
that end. 1 Al Unite,l Statex coh,lnissipser
and deputy marshal, together with six
assistant deputies. all duly supplied with
blank afsidavits and warrants. wersor-
dered 10 accompany the speakers and to
sffea ths ffst ssrson vlso should / ln any
mannei intefferewitiI Or question the re-
gular Republican speakers. tien. Rugsr
had also ordsrei two sdditiopal companies
To Edg-heid Codft- Hase and these
reached the scene Of the speaking at an
early hour.
The Republicans speakers reached Edge
field at 8 o'clock In the morning, and were
l6,llowed closely by two gconpaniesr Of in-
fAntsy nho-s entraace into Ntouih Swas
made the occasion Of most singular de-
nionsiration. The red.shirted Democrats
met them on the outskirts OF the village,
aud surrounding them In large numbers,
escnrted them To their quarters with pro-
lougsa clisets anaI Isasipg, Of h,,is thr
soldiers marching quietly In their midst
smiling aud betraying in many ways their
sense Of the awkwar,iness Of their novel
aud unpleasant position. .WhenH the
speaking oegan the leaders Of the whites.
understanding the trap. which had been
quietly tet 10 give theif proposed moye-
Inent the aplesrance of intimidation, ad-
yised their foilowers atpkeep cisar pf the
Republican meeting, and this was con-
Quoted 10y the speakers already mentioned,
at tlle siisanee cfs half niie. Vfrom town
In the presence of al,out GOO Onegroes--men,
rwonsii, mud chillrrn. Al, isp conclusipil
the whites for,ned Ia columns Of fours
and rode by the spot. cheering coti-
iinously, the negroes replying. Nocthei
sleinonstraiion wits made, ard The day
ended without single disturbances OF any
kind. -lsichmond Whig. =
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Sua cpI9REDJ SArEsDs.

An efr,rt II being made by some Of the
extreme isisdicsl, IN the south 10 induce
The impression thst The Democratic party,
if restored 10 power. would re-en-slnys
the aegroes.s Now, we think we know
enough ofsouthern sentiment to know,
ifleft free TO act, they would not be cur
srd with the incubus Of slavery again u
II were practical,lv. and We certainly know
lhsy esal,i.not. q They woiid. We would.
however, say TO our colofed friends: Il is
always well 70 bs on. the safe side, and
since u u now perfectly certain that
SAMUEL J. TILDEN will be the next
President. Il will be.the part Of wisdom
for them % give him aunanImous sup.
port, for they may rest assured he will
never consent that any his supporter,
shall be unfairly treated. Come one and
all, while aud black, aud LET Us sustain
the sreAs eha,tpions lof freedom, TrLDrs
aud HEsDE.clpA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
f5WIU UNIf-T--TT~- o Fh3fs I'D u D
ITnne of"My MOther.n

-, TUNE of"My Mother" ,aa
Who,was 40 ardent whiB when that
party was III power?-Ton, Settle.
~ WHO joined tie Democrats when they
carried the State from Se.tle.' 'lieio1
wlobscanseA violent pro-slsvefs se-
cessiemist p Ton nseitletuuY .sse1aao1
81 Who went pr with the Douglas move
ment. Tom Settle. -, ia "a
Who repeple,i aud came back TO the re-
gnlar democracy 3-Tom Settle. w eAa
Who raised a company to whip the
yankees ?-4Tosn Settie.tlI d hlaaog III
Whelabelsd with the word coward, :
The men who were unwilling W enliSt ,!t for
the war and made negro scullions tinpar
tIlem aut Of camp?-Tom Settle,
! sNhoieft in'tfe Held tfe ffieh he had
ind1cedto volunteer. when the bullets
.bccaineu unhealthy ?-Fon, settle. e.sggysh
artW Who, as solicitor. sanctioned the ar
resting Of the wives and mothers of,le-
serters to make them tell the hiding place
Of husbands and SONS ?-'Tom Settle.
Who became strong union man, when
the yankee flag was everywhere triumph.
ant ?-=Tom settle. Gfgta@4 taa se
Who. at DAYTON, Ohio, proclaimed him.
self traitor and took off his hat 70 the
brave defs8ders Of the union g-Ton
Settle. - -
Who turned against his own people ant
took office un,ler tlieir conquerbrs ?-Tor
settle. NJ Ehf8f ta7f ! tiA1. l. .autsn3h h
whotook an oath to preserve the law
and then approved the suspension Of th'
writ Of habeas corpus? ? Tom Settle,g
Who encouraged Holdenin the Kirl
war upon the people In North Carolina ?
Tom Settle. Y H-@ @e' ss '''''ss
E'dwho drew $4,000 for years salary /,
Peru and $4,000 fur years. salary an,
stayed but ten months. Tom Settle 80
Who joined the Good I'emplars ans
habitually breaks his pledge?-- Tom Settle
Who betrayed tile whigs, The democrats
the Douglas men, the confederates, And,
Johnson and the Good Templars ?-Ton
Settle. IN sh !aa aipt~ MI hsa. ea " !
Who has violated every oath taken anl
every pledge made Tom Settle. ~ /
Who loves Judge Settle with all hi
heart aud soul and loves no one eise ?
Tom Settle. Raleigh Sentinel. "
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ABoY, A PIE, ASDAcA

A Pine-strest woman bought pie al
the bakers last nigh; 10 give her husband
an agreeable surprise. When they came
70 sit down 10 tie evening meal the pie
had disappeared. William, their beloved
son, was softly seated at hts fathers len
hand, and the blush on his youthful
cheek proved his guilt. .'sN'
.BIil, where's that pie y demanded the
old man. a.Aa fia aaa saEs@1t3
sPis n querIei tho boy. @ yu4e
Yes, pie.' ,.i sas NJ asts.se,,g 4tfs 6
.was II kinder.round sud kinder fiat q
yes, sir.' ....-. .t.. .te.e.
We'll, now, 7 don't believe I lent Ii ia
Johnny Slade to use for n wheel for his
cartl thought IL was kiuder son; but
don't think much of Johnny, and wanted
10 see bis cart break down and kills man.
'BIll, you scuundrel. you are lying y ex,
claimed the old man. Own up now, Of
I'll fog ye., -.
'weIl--you see-well, father. II I al,
that pie up u was because afsiler was uI
stairs here looking for You. and sa, in,
that you were 10 have sl 600 Office thi
year In this ward. and was all cnn
fused 10 pieces oy E.
That was another, bnt he stuck toit, an,
father has been waiting at home all ,Ia!
for tie nian 10 call again. Elizabeth IN
NJ HenIJL
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ARE YOU OPPOSED TO RADI-
Il aa sa CALISM a#@Aef #}

F"
Ifyou tre, and wish 10 make yoni OPP
position effective, you win vote for tile
candidates of the democratic party. There
Is no lnllf way grounl. Yoa can't say
one thing and act another, without having
your sincerity questioned, The struggle
in which the democratic party IL now en-
gagged, Is struggle for homes: govern.
meiit, aud civil liberty The very iife Of
tho nations depends upon Is success.
What then at such a juneture must you
think Of Rrefs=sed. democrats, who are
throwing every obstacle, In their power,
In the way Of that success? 2, Are they NOT
mistaken !? Are they not, whether in-
tentionaiiy q not, In the interest offadi-
,caIsq Yetia our county, We iiase men
who say they are ademocrats,1 awnosto the
extent ef lheirsinfiuences aud power are
ioingiall they;can to udestrpy the demo
cratic party. What motive can prompt
them Isit . personal spite? Ifso, then
the man who would create iissentions.
and divisions IN the democratic party, to
gratify persoml lill will aud hnts, h no
true demoorat. IL 1t 10 crafty d longing
personal ambition for office aud place !?
1fso then ths man or n,eH5 who would
crafty personal desire and ambition nj
the expense bis party Is no true demo.
crat. -aeid.viIle NcUs. '5' s@Habi''i 1a
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.How,s INDIAyAYs

nJost about these days n h not natural,
but highly appropriate, when two men
meet to have word or tive on the politi-
cal ~iiaassah. Thvrefsae, CShea a man
boar,led Woodward avenue car Saturday
aud sat down beside keeii locking old
gentleman, IL Was NIL right for him to ask:
s,vrii, howis indiana p II l'11ih
what In the thunder do know about
Ji,diana |? shouted NE On man. 7 never
lived thefe - iIeseruas iu tiIe ststegI .
Its going tol@ pfetf5' clcses II gsesss.
remarked The maj, though seeming less
Inlefssie.i tlianI Ibefafe-lE1I K01ToH
What's going tobc close?' yelled the old
man. .ylsnuligI tiswaa slo t4siaiEa
The election ...... .s
.syhsrslest .ssIIO .5'ILus f.
why. the State election .ees-
What do know about the State elee-
tIon In Indiana cried the old man. WHO
do sou take me for. sir?'
'why.AItl,oaght everybody knew there
was To he q state election In Indiana
hup,bly observed the other,
% what business had you t6think 80 sir?
Do you suppose all the rest Of mankind
thinks as you do? Do you run this whole
counir,T gss1n nj isssf yslspwh
Never mind observed the man. as he
seslled, bacs; 4 didp,tk know bps that you
took w, WI erest IN poiltics.f fIHNADll
You had mo right TO think 50, sir-not
the ll,misw IL afight. siri suppose
shasiid vet Into q car and ask y"u how
Indiana was? How quick you would
knock me down sir!' -
NO wouIdn,tr g1lJs odE 9is1sl Is
Then I'm liar, am shouted the old
man, tying % pplI ofliIsoyrtoms. There
would bays been q row bad hos the other
man hurried out Of the car'-Detroit Flee
Press. aNB aanayet anal atas.1 III I"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
ANNOUNCEMENT ..A


4 Oh ibe lsih day Of Novembsr, ,Qs7s. and
Nh ths-city Of Raleigh. thcundcfsgne'l will
commence the publication Of TnE OBsER-
YER, dsiis ssaIwesky lDemrcfatic news
paper. 44aqtya
Of long experience inabeir profession as
editors. rcspectivelso % the Fayetteville
Observes ana thsy Wilmington Journal.
|they ID not affect to doubt the soupduess Of
|the general judgpeps ybishs assigns them
ability. to famjsts . newspaper suited to the
needs and adapted to the tastes 81 the pee
pie of North Carolina. Differing in poli-
tics in the olden time. there was never Q
sreneclbesween tbe observer and sbe
JOrual III zeal for ,l@lhtsfests sua ihoDor
VI North CNp,jpa. rTo promote ibe one,
SOD 70 uphold ADD sdd 40 theIothsf win be
tie oLjsst sfths Obsetycrlnowl UUH I
Of yfy Sssidsd PpipipPfi9p ,apsaioas Of
public interest," md rPt tp g'ye dtY those opln'- '
ions plain expression. they deem Il the hrs:
eia,ypt newspaper to furnish It's readers
With the information Of their ,opinions---to
psSiish sh The aeS.; 2 and their purpose s
10 make Tue Observe. now, as of old, .
truthful, accurate. condensed history of the
times in which we live. Il was tbus that
the old observer won its hold upon the
people.ef North Carolina enjoying che az
fec,iOl q its party friedds, receiving the
respect and confidence Of It's titterest poll
,ic.l foes. and commanding in i,s compara-
l.i,sb is9l.,ea lqes,ip eireul.ti0D larger
than has ever been attained By any other
North csrcllususvspPer.l audit y thus.
BY like dignity, aud fairness that the edi-
tors of The Observer. transferred 20 she
s,sse Ospi,sl, hope it villa deserve. and
soou sqa.l |. and then surpass, its former
cifeuI.tion and prosperity. = ,-',l 81. . Z - i -
Il viii be their high aim 10 deserve ths
pubic oOahdepce by earnest efforts 20 pro
mote the public Welfare. frsi and fOfemost
Of North Csrollna. pext Of all the Soutaern
States. and finally. and through these. oi
,hs shols Union. They thiuk that this can
oniy be effected By the prevalence Of De.
saon,ie principles and the dismissal Of the
IHadis.l party from tbe places and powe'
shieh they have 50 greatly sbvsed. and an'
der sboso.lsieiul mle ibe South hiss been
su,ngsd sud The whole country has beer
limpbverished and ai.grsced. = an.a p.
Il s9.as. - @ ~ d. PEfER A. ! HALE.
| -.... -.. w, l.. SAUNDERS |
saf - suBscnIrffoS nxfks.ii,,1,, 81. e :,
daily obssrser. ona year. fsTI = Ss 0(
Daily Ukserrer. 50 months ilssaf "a
lwsskl, .uLresser. one, yesryr4TE ~ y
weetly Observer. sixineashs ~ gsii Ot
All eosimonicssiohs shbuid Be Addressed
lnuiil fufiher nO,iee. Co. fs9fi a .filK
IT, ~ tt1 4 sses w. n SAUNDERS. IN
lasislass &taata saA NiInaington. NJ sC. 4
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TfiE PROSPECTS.

II, having been proven beyond doubt That
Mr. Hayes, the Republican candidate fur
President. Il h member Of auecret p6litiesl
societs known as the s,Amsfican Alliance ,
IL il not likely be, will receive much sup
port in Noyetr Der from foreign born citizens
or members Of the Catholic Church. The
i American Alliance is heW maine for the
Old KnowscN Nothing Organization, and was
Instituted forithe purpose Of prescribing fo'
reigpsrs aud Catholics. Although Ohio.
where Hayes lives and Of which State be is
pow Governor. vent fof the Republicans on
tuesday lsst BY a small majority, We con-
fidenty expect that Statsdto 60 for 'Pilden
inlNosember. ss4ii bas !sl.s.sh h: h1g4t
The prospect is indeed cheering for The
success Of the Democratic candidates not
only III Indiana (which Ii now sure for TIL
deny but slso IN Ohio, Hlinois and other
large " esterndStates. .Tslis aE9I9 sdisoi
The days Of Rsdicalisn,, Fegroisn.
Stealipgisp, and sll other combinations
against the, peace and welfare Of the honest
people Of the country. are numbered, and
the end will be reached on the 7th OF No
vember. .alaaR9I baa jfiaaa ttsru1d sv4d
p The prospect for . returnlof prosperity
and peace. and the restoration os confidence
in business affairs. il, very good. Let Dc-
nlocrats take fresh courage aud press for
Sard form grand and glorious yictory.m9o
Vita Npnce ss Governor oflNorth Caro-
lima, and Tilden President Of the United
States, every body will feel better and BE-
happier and more prosperous. Better days
are surely coming. -ChsrlOtte Democrat. .
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rHtl pENooNFEssIoNs.
IlP.tsarsIb,,ulrr Ib,,l fndex. .AnI0pseaal.l ;,

n Petersburg Index-Appeal.
Holden's denial Of the charges brought
against him By the Rev Mr. Bailey, Of
Raleigh, Amounts To nothing, a. any man
capable Of suclianu enormous ucfine as0 be
stap,k arraigneds with; Ion his own con-
fession, would not Hesitate at the minor
offence offaIsehood and perjury IN order 70
secure immunity and escape, Hob
den has always been man Of Infamous
character, aud there Is no Inconsistency
between his known and proved record
and the savage crime Of melting murder
with which he fiow slaiids lcbarged on
authority Of, the laghest credibiliiy, The
gentleman who brings this accusation is =
minister Of the pospel, wiiuse life has been
spent without reproach and who could have
no possible motive IN fabricaling SLAM
der against one who stood in tlle former
relation with iiinbof frieipi snd confidant.
twill be observed moreover that Holden
has not the hardihood 70 accuse Mr. Bal
ley Of falseheod, only IN his own defeIs
that thereverend gentleman Is mistaken
and that his memory as tocertaiii alleged
factsis detective such an evasion mig ght
be sufficient ifthe matter siit controversy
were efsecondary inportance and gravity,
but 10 q Charge that Involves nothing less
than assassination aud perjury, the min
cling word of Mr.. Holden WILDE regarded
as tantantountt6 a confession o. guilt.
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Chamberlain had better 70 slow. if b,
don.t want solid north 10 81 dow,l on hi,p,
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ONLY IN DREAMS.
BY hiss ). 4. &.

Only ihsdreams beloved | am near thee,
Only in dreams thy bright face | see.
Alas that dark fs.e shoald dssfee such
srrow i all E.Hs
And sever my being beloved from t4sei
Only In dreams | list to thy Soding
Only ih sleep thy s4eet lips | kiss
Alas !! that The future should bring smell
miserJlbngA A srmn9T.
Tohearts that have known loves eS-
quiSits bliss III
Only in dreams DO shsB ssking or sleeping
Dare Trecali 6dr brigat happy psst
When spirit with spirit together would
wander ia ,ltJEd1 .K-eatlfAL
But oh! those dreams arotoo hspyy ~
,Ftaltlssta ,asagessN d safitfi lp,t
ynt14HT 4. ,lf9H8Has@ (f nBpE - FE
Only IN dreams with my tired soul xaSds.
Baot to is home its country sHd thee
For only in dreams dare il now enter g,. m
Inprecincss for ever closed ,giins me.
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lMQTiCE !.

rr,riE sllassss rsfs.ns haze sera sppelateli
: IL Hszi,ssIn and fn-lH.t tors - h1,d ils iklee-
.'S" oS fs..Isy s $ ss2s'S ss 5ss,iisi is;s:
ii t.s e.. ss,.I 3; Is.ss,; sa ssl,ss ..s.saa
and xfsSd iisS,sr. faslesIsrr,s I.-,y.ps.I
a.os.s 'iss fsi.: sd Ssssssi stS' Ii i Sissa o. brown
-aa Hjag RsF. iespssigSp n IYo,,,.a p. -
cs@,son. ra .lsS ssiss.i ssesa, alfsssor..
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Nv iaita. tssasss-c.f'ins. q warren,
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a war Walker, Nss ReraLac, ,JpIass Lock.
hrt We'll Duke. in4ssso-.,s = .,,u. N
ii.ass ns--r,. A ID sisietm, John lluiehias,
sMc sssIcy.-s :al,ssl 4 nsstee. yr.
An Gunlsr we Mason. L<+sse &dbns. Rnt
a'ss, ssd"s1 -, 1,n- Nerre,t Chrek, ,JP,
kiS As6'lr,. gehp n IIutchsss, JAsses y Ma
sou. Tsrusf kiux, insiNfof.s
s5-41 q 49, kibrs "a NJ Johnssn. q.
gNF,rsgr, wm Robnn, NerfSs kisx. TsomA'
fsaecu. h<psctcf<.
Wh1ls Cross-D N Durhzsa. J Y.
sslAsw AIsass. Aiyis Dais.a, s4aas Ray
stAsl cals's &loss- fhssnns< ID 0ldhAm. ~ dF. I
Uilanlei Frhompson. w. q. stanford, Nsiaue
Trs~fora. Thssaas y fAtfs, tnprctar..
~ order % Go bssfd. IN ssf< isss.
f6'f 4 JUN LAWS. Clerk.
rnl. Ia de. Board Commissioner.
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Pittsbnrg. Pa; Oct: i2.-At 8 rs this
morning terrible explosion occurred o.
Zag & Cos Mills, corner ot 1ab tsud
.Etua streets. which was attended by great
lost Of life. The boilers 10 the nail ,oill
exploded and that building. and more than
half ofthe rolling mill. vas demolished. /.
"A large humber o. employees we're u work
and il b impossible to learn how many wers
buried 10 hsruins. The gres,est excite
ment prevails, aud she flames have no. We,
been sxtinguIshsd. So fafscs dead bodies
have besn taken FROM tke ruins. 10 sli
Az The time Of the eIploslon $50 men
and boys vere working. Tho bnlding
was Literally torn 70 pieces; the roof fall
ing back rested on the nail machine. en-
abling the mon 10 crawl out before The
wreA vas 10 fames.d sssfa $40 9
lss
chamberlain had better 70 slow. Il d,
Il IA.lt sr..s . LII ...t 4 -. A .-.I = -
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SUGGESTION ron REFLECTION.

Iils-a ssal.HsE.a ali -ssd sna 8fadH afr
The. Charlotte Democrat says; Il is sug-
gested chat after The election. people about
here who ~snt negro lsborers employ sone
of those in South SCsrolipa who vote fer
Hrmr,op and Reform, White people must
quit employing their enemies IL i, ,neith-
,ef safe nor right 1or, proper.
"a We haye always fssofed exercising frpch
forbcaranes with segsoes who rear after
year soted against our interests and Cur dis
honest men for ofice.I but forbesrnce is
ceasing 70 be virtue; aud 10 view Of the
fact that the negroes about here are becom-.
lug very inscleut and continuing 20 follow
the lead % bad negroes and q few bad white
men. ve think they:should be discarded by
good white men wbeu fayors Of any sort are
to be bestowed. The whites of tbis section
have been more forbearing heretofore uRk
the mean conduct of the negro. than they
will be hereafter. 5, lf the eolored people
continue 20 follow the advice o. bad negro
preachers and negro politicians, they should
look TO tbat sort OF men for employment and
support. Do nos whine Democrats psy che
taxes Of Meeklenburg county and the city
Of Charlotte. and should they not rule 10
gOvernmsn,7 of course they should. and
must 90 u. an 4--z., rsz.... .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-03-04
List of Advertised Letters.

EpEMAINING IN THE POST
IA OFFICE, Honolulu, February, 1875.
Armstrong, Wm. Mitchell, J X
Aston, Frank b Matter, Michael
Ahem, Michael Man, Vim
Aiken. Geo Z Martensen, Hans
McDonough, John 4
Rensch, WI
Bruening, Z Norris. ssmI
Bennett, @ @
Brishtnan, Joseph 2 Ochs, FredrckM
Brown, Geo
Parkinson, Vim
Chase, II La IPhilbrook, A X
Cayerly. Richard s lPendegress, Peter
Clifford, Arthur lPadeken, T @
Copenhagen, l. Parker, VIM
Crane. Geo w Pearson. John W
Coles. VIII
Conn, Mr. Richard, W II
Gavin, Ged lRichter,J
Robinson, G
Davis, Solomon Richardson, Isaac
Duffy, VIM Richards, J G
DOiron, AZ Rodgers, Bernard
Doiron, u
Dudley. Mrs T Ms Swain, Nelson
Donovan, Thfmothy lShilaber, G PS
Street, g II
Faneher, VIM ISenen, Mr.
BerTier, WI spencer, J r
Fosier, q w ISmithers, c X
Stuart, Joseph
Gallagher, Chas
Gas Com, Honolulu 2 Turner, W.T.
Cover, VI NJ tfelord, VIM
Gray, VIM Thomas, W II
Heustir, Geo vanner, NJ
Harris, Robert
hook, John w sterspout, 8 K
Wright Williams 4 Co,
Kelley, Dr. NJ Williamson,
iWhslon, J IL
Lester. Capt A W Webb. Henry Il
L Williams, Geo r
Webb, Edmund Tom
II Persons inquiring for letters in this list are requested to
ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
sls ST A. z. BRIcKwooD, Postmaster General.
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i log o = ss1rsrl Tq SILT. FROM , Gall
9TT ""@eDs .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-03-04

The following is the text Of the memorial of
citizens which was presented to His Majesty on
Tuesday last. by a committee of the signers
tn His HqieSf3 the Nina.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-03-04
Mortgaged Property for Sale

DV t OF A OF SALE
ID MORTGAGES given by KIHEI N) and
OLE TO WILLIAM HILLEBRAND, on the 23rd day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. 1869, as security for the paymentiofs p omissory
note OF even date OF said mortgage for the sum OF two hundred
dolIars, $4,000 payable in one year from date Of
said note and mortgage, unless the principal with interest and
an the expenses Of this advertisement are paid, i shall CATER
duly advertising the same) sell at public auction, All that par
eel Of land in Manoa. Oahu, conveyed to the said Kealohapau-
ole Cw) containing 5 S9IO0 acres, and described in Royal
Patent No TOs. together with all appurtenances to the said land
belonging, In accordance with an act Of the Hawaiian Legisls-
ture approved on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1874. entitled
" An Act to provide for the sale Of mortgaged property without
suit ard decree Of sale"
J. PORTER GREEN.
Attorney for J. Mott Smith,, Agent for William Hillebrand.
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Manufacturing Jeweler.

NOTICE.
HyHE UNDERSIGNED. WITH
M. Rekart, beRs to inform citizens OF Honolulu and the
public generally, that he has taken the store on Fort street
apposute Odd Fellows Hall, formerly occupied by Thos. Tan
uat.1 where he will give special attention to the manufacturing
aud repairing OF all kinds Of Jewelry-
Particular attention given to Shell and kukut work
u VIII guarantee satisfaction IN all his work: -
uonolnIu. Nov. 9Th. Isl5- lno2D WV. 81. NENNEk.
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AtIHs MOutTate.
JAMES RENTON.

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