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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
SUPREmE COURT OF THE HAwAmAx

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- isands-In ProhateAt Chambers hef1re 81. Iusuce
Judd. In the matter of ihe ksate ~ A. W. SMELL late
Of Honolulu, deceased esHie order Of u0tcr ~ ufnu
for allowance Of accouuts dcharse, final Distribution
% property.
On Reading and Filing the petition and %
LEA sNELL, ENeeutrix, and WILLIAM o. SMITH, AZ.
minstraor, &C. Of the Estate of 4. ". smell. late %
Honolulu, deceased, wherein they ask % b. allowed
s57s H. and charge themselves with ~
siine may be examined aid approved, aHd fhat Inal
order may De made Of distribution % The property
naming In their hands % the persons thereto entitled ar
discarsug them and their suretes froau further re-
sponsibility such.
II IS Ordered, that Friday 2iih day of November
A. D. ls10 at ten O'Clock A. ST., before the said 1usfrr.
at Chambers n the Court House Honolulu b. ana tha
same hereby Is appointed the place fr hear
ing snid petition and accounts aud that a prsns inter-
ested then and there appear and show causc any
they have Why the same should be- granted and NAV
present evidence 20 who entitled the f fFar-
erty And that this order n fhh Haraiau ant Enrf.sh
langHages, be published tee Euosoa and Hawaiian Ca
zette newspapers printed and published uonaiaiu far
three successive weeks previous The therein nr
pointed fOr said hearing.
Dated Honolulu. H. L. this 18th day of October Is7s
Attest; Justice Or ne supreme rsu-t.
JSo F. BiEsAED, CLERK sup Court si4dt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Il THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBF GIVE
public notice, Lat Iny lz4fe. kaulsoz sahi Kapo
Brown has le ny bed and beard without Just and
pryoca.isn shall not Be responsible for any deb con-
Iracted By her on my account.
WILLIAM BROWN
KOloa. August s4th. Is7s. s07-sn.
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I.-xrsS. o.-1bs- sz.-Ihe Daily Nev-s fsys- II Is
s-ti-nsrz that Rzssia ard the United States cor
rlrseE q treaty l1st Aueusf, ty which the former
rrrz rtr -s-< q Ckhots, Il Si5e-iI. and adj1rsat
teurr q the rsashorr II exchange for IN ironelad
- ~ rzz Il Is COZ fce rosbiss, AID that Russian
c-er Is zl1e.Ey lcss sor Azsrios-
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GUbA II
In the Estate of Christopher H. Levers.
Deceased. Notice to Creditors

A III PERSONS HAVING; CLAIsIs AGAINST
"A the Estate o. the Late Christopher II Levers are
hereby required % present the duly authenticated
and with proper vouchers, n any exist eyea n the claim
secured b. MORTGAGE real estate 70 under
signed, at the Bank of Bishop 4 Co. Honolulu within
months from the day 81 publication Of this notice And
presented within * months from date or within
SIX months from the day they IAN due they barred
cHAS. n. BISHOP,
Wa. c. PARKE.
Honolulu, Oct 18th, Is7s. sl44t
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WHAT are we 10 do when cur streams all
dry mp. for water 70 drink All bound
less ocean laves our shcres,-ve can d;stil
an the water we need from it. But the forests
VII he all dead and eone.-where shall the
fuel come from Yes. there are troubles
c5alec;e5 With the matter. Water. even from
the outlook ot the most hopeful, is destined
90 be, ere long, o very expensive luxury
something thlt only the wealthy can afford to
use. And who viii he to blame? The Min
tiers are d well-neanias set, and we cannot
think that they Of their own accord would
willingly take upon themselves the terrible
responsibility Of biighting the ocunsry's
future. when they could avert disaster, and
ensure prosperity IN ihe coming wears, by the
ezenise Of less than one hun5reitl part Of
the energy and dissemination necessary to
start a fTst-clsss sugar plantation. Can Il be
that any maliEu spirit has them under his
inauenoes Is there Nephis,opheles within
the precincts Of AlHolani House who has
such an undue power over the Cabinet as 10
be able 10 pursuade it that black is white
that curses are blessings, -tha; death Is life2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
BOSTON AKD HONOLULU PACKET LINEI

.ESk c. Brewer q Co.-Agents. -ESR
SE EavOrabls arrangements can always Be ek4t(
made FOR storage audshpEenf Of 0 Bone Wool des and
other Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New York and
593-1y c. BREWER co.
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IN TIE SrPREME eoTRr oF TmE IA

n WAIIAN Islands. OF the October Tenn. l-IN
All Nee, LihoaIt, Eehska. ". Liheer. Libel Tor
divorce. Thursday the 10Th day uf October 1875
In the above entitled libel for divorce.
ing Of the testimony the court q E ordered
of divorce from the bonds of matrimuuy De- cneftd
favor the said An Nee, for the of the adultery
the sid Rebeka be made absolute after
Of six months from the date Of decree uruu com
pance with the thereof unlts sufficient ap-
pear the contrary
And the lbelant ordered to publish attrsisd cupy
this order The Hawaiian Gazette and kuokCn
papers, for six weeks Publication
within from the OF this order. PER-
sons interested may within SIX months show why
said decree should not BE- made absolute.
BY the Court tGI5-Gu ISo. = BtnNsan. Clerk.
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Notice ofForeolosuro of Mortgage

NorICE II HEREIN GIVEN that purSss-
n aut ~ power uC sale cc1iaincd W. a ccrtais deed
% urrtsyge iat,d Ga day ~ MAch, A. - l>e. made
between l>oil lauaie avl Ghei her husband ~ the
cue part and H. Il toustcr ~ tbr other past and
corfea IN fuar .son Vses ~ iss Registry
Occ Ga ouciuu secure the payment of fur hundred
dollars ytar from the date thereof with Interest
after she of one and quarter per cent per
mouth The sait H. Y. Hal!stur intends O. forUciose
sd mortsc. and afer the tss limited by law TO canse
jhc rpurt.sStd prrp ztv BE- snt by puhc auction In
BonOn flr breach Of the cond,tons contained IN the
said secd such property heinS described as follows:
All that ccrtn piecc and rar,cl of land situated At
Kauvsa, Naaoa valley. Island ~ Oahu. more pariicn
lsry st forh and described n Noys Patent, No Us,
tOcthcr with an the jeuecuts thereon and the sppur
tlertuuto Selonan said land cuutalug Ss-eo
ACRES
Dated this si;h day OF Ocsobcr. 1875.
r. 7. nICEEHnlN,
6iSSt Attorney for the SaiS n. L HOLSTER
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GpHcr1T CouEr or TIIE HAwAIIAN Is

fIHlIIT IDIKT on TITE TTNW1TTNV n
- LANDS Third Judicial District a Pslsaie
IN the Estate Of John Avery simmons o. Laufanoah1e
Hiioi decreased ntestate. Before Mr. Iusfioe Hart
ON reading and fling the petition % John MaruIrn %
North kohal Hawaii. alegin. John rery luulnus
Or LAupahoehoe, ulo- Hawaii. dlad intr1fafa II
hawan On the lsthi day o. August. 1s7G And PRAYING
that letters 81 administration issue % him
10 is ordered that THURSDAY The gfh dar uf 30.
NhMBEH, 4. D. 1875. Be- and hereby j. arruinfrI fir
hearing said petition before fhe said Jusfce ne Court
Room OF this Court, at Waimea, hfch ti--
aud place al persns concerned mag appear 1nd show
cause, they have why SAID petition ahoull uot D.
grante aud tiat this order b. published Errrh
ami Hawaiian languages for three successive ,reel
Gazette and kuokua newspapers IN .Honolliu-
Dated k0haia, H. t. September 18th a u. fs7G.
CHAkLEs FkEDEnfCE HART.
Justice Of the Crcuii Court. Third Jul.ca uisfriet
(siz.1tJ
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GROCERIES I

Crushed Sugar, Wash BlHe, sardiaes salt RaisIns,
Mustard, Pates &c, &c
SieaEin Candles and safety Matches,
Liquors. 6c-- BoUieezu's Brandy-l, . & diamond,
Gin IN baskets and green cases.
Caazru pa-ue-u ueidsieck EuinaFt. ThoTe1uI,
SPARKLING Iocs, Rhine " me, hawaiian Beer,
St fEui's Ale. quarts and pinfs.
JefIrey's Ale. quarts and piuts Bltters &C.
German and Havana Cigars, at lo prices close consgn
Eneats. IN lots 90 s1it &C. &c. &C
Orders from he OAsr Islaads Promptly Executed at
uarksf Rates GLE
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I Ok our first page viii he found an ezccei-
. i-slr interesting aoe7uatof the receptioa given
+ . Senator Sa--on; 0- lis retaTn 10 san F-an-
4 cisco fcn Washington. including Colonel
Barnes srse,h ari the distinguished Sena-
+ tors reply. both aCwlich are worth reading
{ The committee who met Seustor SaTsea; at
yalleie. and esco-:ei him 90 The city, consisted
ot Nessys. II. +. Williams (ai the firm Of
Williams, Blanchard S Col; our Hawaiian
Consul. Heurr " Severance. Isaac Hccht.
/ W. r. Whittier, A. Bailazl, aud A. Hayes.
4 Tha se,ator Is represented as = very sociahle
gentleman. quick, energetic, keen, and vicor-
crs, aid an in3etatiEable worker. It's to
him. more than to any other Senator. that we
owe oar E5atirlle for securing the passage Of
the Treaty during thc last Few days OF Con-
--1ss, when al bore " It's success az that
session was given MP. TIE march from tie
wharf 10 Horticultural Hall was q triunpbal
procession. lighted with 1000 torches, and
sr7ean. q fireworks, of which over one thou
sau5 dollars worth were spent. some Of the
small fry papers 0. THAI city attempted to de-
cry the reception there, IS did the Ad--rtiss-
here tie trrch-Islt procession and iilumi-
nation given IN Honolulu On the 7eceip; Of the
news Of the final rad6cation Of the treaty. It
Is somewhat renarlzable that the two torch
Ugh; pracessio-.s-oue in san Francisco and
The o.ler IN Hon5iulu-to5k place the same
evening. Thursday, September 2lst In CON-
rlrisga with tae population Ours was by far
the more liberal IS well as spirited display.
ALlvDISs TO Col. Barnes. whom many Of
our readers know. reminds rs of an aneciote
which we have never seen in print. ana for
which we are indebted 70 ceaduo;or on the .
railroad When King kalakaua and party
were passing through Kansas City and other
interior tauas. There was great eagomess on .
De par: Of the p5pulace 10 see his Majesty
the i-s. King who had ever visited the United
States. Tie colonel, who was one Of the .
parry, and who yyas always ready Tor q joke, 4
seeing that ilc aaqls Of .,.st onbryo city de- {,
naaiei sight Of r1l atty and even g speech, /
ana wishing % relieve HIS Majesty who not F.
very welI, and was suffering from cold,
aravcj himself in a military coat and cap be /
longing 30 one of the party, if not to the King
himself, and with an tie gravity Of q true
notle;aau, appeared On the platform, and
bowed c5urtsoasly 20 tie al.niring crowd. .
who " ould n1, ie. him Is until he had made
@ speech. which was received with loud ap-
plause and harrls from the respectful audi
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STPREME; coTRT or TIIE !, HAlwAmAN y

,
In The matter Of the estate or Lucy G. rhurstou.
deceased.
order appointing time for probate OF wiz and directing
publication OF notice of the
document purpurtin 90 be the last viii amt ssameuf
Of Lucy c. Thurstun, deceased. having the eifh
day Of October a. D. 1875, been presented te sad
probate Court, and petition Tor the probate thereof
and for the issuance of letters cstameutiy 90 Mary T.
Benneid having been hled by her.
10 is hereby ordered that FRIDAY. the 10Th. DAY
OF NOVEMBER, A. -. 1876. AZ 10 O'Clock. =. ~ of sd
day az the Court room Of said Court az Honolulu BE- and
the same IS hereby appointed the time fOr proving aid VII
and hearing said application when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said Will
granting uf letiers testamenary.
II is further ordered that uouce thereof given BY
publication. for three weeks lu the uawaan
Gazette newspaper printec and published d. uonouiu
And % Is further ordered that citations be
subscribing Witnesses said si, and the heirs
tesatrx. In this Kingdom, 10 appegr and attend the
probate Of said viii az the Time appointed
Dated Honolulu, Il. l. 2ith Of oct. 1919.
a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice o. me supreme Court
Attest: JNo T. BANNED, Deputy Clerk. ass
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= D 1llI- ~ = - 1l7 ail.llisd ~ c51l1lis-
saaue1 as 1-asaar insa.anasry-
Erc-1s- ~ szr 1-s-i1ss q IRE s17-s-ae Co-rL
1xa g. EsnzaEn- Clazk Szp7aae Co1rt.
EEr-l-r.r- rr.t CcrcaE-, is-E els .
-as l.1rrrr F,a-zsss have beel as eav aH7ainfsa
tr-.s IS eala acsn-rezlEnts to cous-ac-s Ter lAbar
& s--la--s 80. 7-oris1-s cr11 ..Act 70 aneut Sc
ss ana ar aa Acs f1- re rru.ee-sn rFarliss
~ Sertlc1 1s17 q the C,Eii C1sa-
.--rrs u- tre .t-t dlT rf IclT 4 r l,7- Aqz1CTed
IL --a Saa-azllsr, A. j. isle.
i ~ s...---as.a-i ---------Ezta HEFaI
ena= a. EaL------ --NaT-t z11 s0zth E-o-zas EEEzll
a. n E11e-zuui rr-,--s--- rr.---r
- - kau1zll-zq
vs.
r. ~ la--e- - y aAlrila -14lll
o. hl--1-la -al--ila -Hla
q. VT A---aA-------
VI N0EEoSUA- 1uais.sr q Inisrior.
rz-as-- o1rr. u--asa- rs-A- 1s7E
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Wanted.

ElY An ExPERIESCED ENGHxEEn A
- SITUATION on a plantaunn. euod refsflnfes
given Please address ESafyEEH tlis once. srns
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Notice to Creditors.

a II PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
N TIE estate of John n, slmau, late ~ Kan, Hawaii,
dcocssc whether securet by mortgage otherwiS'
rQccsicd 70 Sent thelr caiuis properly authrntcate
al diressei % the undersigned. Nahuku, kau. Hawaii
within sv months fon The first pnhiCaton hereof.
they Nil hf ftr ever harrcd.
a ". a. JONES, Executor
KAHrIEOLg GILMAN. ExecutriV.
Dared this tsth day of October. issG so u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH
ING-AND SHAWLS.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH
ING-AND SHAWLS. .r
Cloth, Buckssin, Flannel, Cotton. &c,
p 4 Monkey Jackets. Heavy Wool Blankets all colors
Cation and Horse Bl4nkets- Quilts
BuTiaps, Wool Pack, Canvas, Gunny Bags
SADDLES
CafskHs &c, corSs Perfamery. &C. Lubins Ext-aets-
E-4u da Cologne, Philoc0me. Hair Oh and Maeassar
Fancy soaps, Windsor &C.
Tooth t-0mbs, Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes,
Looking Glasses and Mirrors ln1il4tion Jesrelry,
Ledsers- Journals, &c, Playing Cards
HGrm0ncas, z Balls Feather Busters,
HARDWARE
Pocket and Butcher Knives, Scissors N leather & cards
Timed spurs, Lanterns. c G Irons,
Galvanized Corrugated sheet Iron, 4 sizes:
Galvanized Pipe. all sizes, Guaranteed Buckets, 10xI2 In
Tubs Timed Sa1cepans, Best Charcoal.
Tn Plates. Banca I'm, sheet I.esrd and Zinc.
Bright and oiled Fence Wire, Nos 4, auds,
Hop Iron sizes; BiTets, Muniz Yellow.
Metal and Nails, Bar Iron. Con Powder shot, &c.
Blacksmiths' Coal. Printing and Wrapping Paper,
CordaEe and Rackug, Toys, Tuulblers,
Baskets, Paints and OILS, Vienna Furniture,
Wall Paper, Crockery, Caustic soda Tar and Pitch,
anchors aof Chains, Oil Casks and shocks,
Kerosene Barr=s, Rirch BrO0ms,
Cement, Fire Clay Fire Bricss, Gambler Clutch,
OAK Boats
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01

1sa 4. Esuraru. Cla-k szpnazae Co1ri.
Ee-llr,-- f-.E ocs1as-s is7G tis 2;
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SCUM CARoAIN1's cINr.IssERs.
Republican Approbaiion-The boards supe-
rior to the Courts oil the state.


The South Carolina Board of state Cam
vassers have recognized, somewhat late. their
N Il Ike IN submitting thir action 10 tho rcNi,w
anu con ri Of the supreme Court, In issuing
is orders to a Judicial body Il entirely indc-
pendent jurisdiction, that court was gully Of
manifest usurpgtiCu. In COnscuiing to argue
thor case befoTo the court, the BCarI Of Can
vdsscTs gave these orders an Appearance OF W.
hdity WATCH could not Otherwise nave been
claimed tor them. The clear intention Of the
majority OF the supreme Court w0s to do the
work ~ the Democrats at Whatever slcrIn %
of u-litutoual right ana common Justice.
lno board was confronted with - perfectly
intorminhbie series OF interferences win
Inc eXcicise OF It's powers, with tho GER
t.inty OF being called upon - recognize tho
boldc,t and most imuudont methOus u partisan
OBJ fes,iOn under the rather thin gulSe Of jlui-
clnl decisions. lney concluded t. re ssOrt their
power Of independent .CIOn, whicu they ougut
never TO have allowed To DC cslie'i M question.
lncy hnyo gwen cCrtlIc cs Of election t. can
didatr- for the Legislature who obtained i. on the
face Of the returns the higlest number Of vOt Is,
ia III the counties save those winch wero the
scene ui the grossest forms OF frauu and intimi
daticn-Laurens and E1gonold namely. Thcy
have also Issued certificates To the Hayes eiec-
tors who were admitted To have received tho
highest number OF votes, and To all the Rupubli-
can candidates on the State ticket. Tue leg Il
term prescribed for the session Of the board
having expired, they thereupon adjourned sine
die, leaving the Democrats to squADDlo over the
results at their leisure.
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Another Religious Newspaper safely Estab-
inhrd-A Loan OF $4,000 all Taken.

With gratitude to God, and thank, to the
Trends whose ncQnhlatahfe We nave made
throuEn the misfortune % II having 20 call for
help IN lhls Wuro, "c have uuW the pleasure OF
announcing that S5OAe0 has been subacrura to
the u itnfsS seven pei cent. lean. GA Monday
morning we had a caii IRON IL good, practical
looking man, who Inquired. "a many do, how tie
progressed. e. We then show I'd him rounu
the establishments. lie looked At tne folding
machines ana the pTuss ana its appliances win
the ego Of q Eist-cihss mechanic. lie looked
also At the piles Of paper laid Oui Tor the UtchiH
huu trcn said, Let us 90 round 10 the office"
GA Nuding that 5lJlO WAS required to complete
the subscrDtiou, tbs gentleman PROMPTLY laid
he would take tina, amount, and arrow his check
for $500 At once the remaining $1,000 ne sont
Yesterday by his wife, who Is an equally good
friend Of the witness. We know that thousands
OF our subscribers VIII join us ~ thank5gIvug
over this successful completion Of the loan.
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\ Dctroiter who has been married but
three months was the other day tossing over
the things IN his wife's sewing basket when no
came across little roll OF newspaper articles
anout Laura Fair and Irene House.
"HOw did YOU como hy these = he asked, as
his wife entered the room.
"Thoso2 why, took great pains to cut them
out and preserve them" WIS the reply.
" Bat how can you take any interest In reading
Of such women; ono OF them shot friend. and
the other "A husbinl z"
"Oh, merely cut them out" was her oyasive
replY.
There was a painful silence for two or three
minutes. when she crossed over to him and ten
dctly said
"Georgc, YOU needn't be afraid Of me. know
] could shoot YOU, and then secure star lee
tutc engagement. but love You too well; and,
besioes, want Sou to faston my skates ON this
winter"
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cor. STEIRNS or FLORIDi.
Republican Testimony ns To his Chnracti
CnIibre, aud Record.

=
nom sDssch IN congress, MDcb x. 1870 by ne Hon.
" Il PO Dida HGI 4ih-Ia HeDIeseHtdnr6 OO
FDtttf.
In lsf2 this man IN. l.. Stcarnsl was
pressed forward by one Of our then luited
for Governor, but his want Of learning and cal
ible ana his unpopular record were OF sucn a
cn racter that the Convention Tebelled, both
gainst his MASTER, the senator, ana the tool
that was 10 De fosted upon the party, and IN
this opposition II was my iat0 to bear no inslg-
nihcant part. My vehement objections then
were based upon his lack OF qualifications, ha
no reputable associations, without sagacitv or
knowledge, with no accomplishments Of person
mind, and with no liked principles except
those Of avaIice and stupidity.
IL was then well known aud sub stantiated TINT
while THIS now acting Governor was agont of the
Freedmen's Bureau In the State he swindled the
freedmen out Of quantities Of provisions which
unsettled days to keep from starvation the then
newly freed people, portion OF quantity of
which he from time to time sold for money to
the planters, thus shameiulIy swlndlng both a
hcnelccnt Government and tho ccss rVing and
suffering objects Of this bene0cent Kindness.
mis- record was TOO damaging for him To obtain
the coveted nomination Of Governor. but by
some lniuulciUus compromise he was at that
time nominated for Lieutenant GoVolnor.
what strange, fantastic tricks does cstiny
play with states AS wei as with individuals
WAC could then have OWNED that Providence
had IN store TOR rs the intction Of this OBESITY
" Incompetence IA our future GOYcrnorY The
unfortunate death of Gov. iiart IN 1874 precipi-
tAtcd this phltgLatiC incubus upon our state
New York It's Tweed, SO Florida has nov IL
Stearns.
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CHAMBERLAIN'S MILITIl.
Breaking into n House aud Threatening TO
HING PrHccnbie Citizen.

from me dhJnfi thloNicie ant sentinel
Mr.. A. =. Parkinson of Aiken county
VINO was robbed, some time ago, BY the Aiken
militia, writes:
On tuesday night. Oct. -, between and 2
O'Clock, u band OF negro = came to my house, in
front Of NV bedroom window. and saiu "Ouen
hero" | called out: "Iiallol what do YOU
wantW lmmedintelY afterward they fired a
musiet bal in the direction of my head. the
ball passing within SIX inches OF my skull, Upon
this told my wife she had better try t. escape
and leave me TO nv fate. She at once got IN
and went u "A back door, and, after taking fow
steps, was intercepted by two negroes. |, at tho
same time, put Oh my piutaloons, and heard tho
negroes At the front door calling out, "Open
the door, refused to open II, hut immedi-
htely aftcrward u was hurst open AM some no
groes oamc in. ] at once said TO them, you
have come here 10 XII me. have small favor
wife before l die" They hesitated a few min
utes and then said, ave shall not hurt YOU"
When m AIDE this exclamation did not know
where my wife was. but Immediately ai'srwsrd
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4 MARI LADY.
Pass the 'foasI Around.

FINII VFNI0IIFTF WIHTNTJ NVI TfIN'.
Miss Susan B. Anthony has done noble
thing. whifh deserves 10 be widely kiOwn. she
hts lee urtd lcD - Lea curing tlis season, h. IL
SAID, ana 90, paid If iAc Lass of the debt oi $O.OOJ
wtitn she was COMP, He'd To assume in the fsil-
IRE ~ the IL, rotation. In the Gays of it, weak
hes, wheh The advD Gates OF woman suffrage were
hUpelt sliy diyiaed lntO two rival organizatiuiis
and The W0mdll's journal was nOurishiug In
u ,tOu, Miss AuthUnT COURAGEOUS took the
RernlUtipn, ami became financially responsible
Tor II. llat she has felt Obliged u work for
Sc = after its failure to y y Ito debts, At time
when Thousands ot mcn avail themselves II the
privileges VI the bankrupt act. Is phenomenal
exhibition OF mora scuaitiVeneSs and personal
hunpr woman Is Thoroughly qualified to
pleud for the claims Of her own sex when she
respects the rights OF human nature 50 keenly.
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election OF Mr. TiIden or Of Mr.. Hayes would
have materially altered the present condition Of
annirs Some Influence might be exertedlby the
uncertainty as to the result but he considered
the most potent depressor to I've general poverty.
with praires and mineral wealth to be devel-
oped, the cities are OvercrOwded with nom
producing population. When the wOrsless find
that the citics no longer yield them living, and
turn their energies IN directions where they can
be available times Will be better and trade will
revive. Bright intervals will be foW and evan
esCent until then.
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heard her calling out, "what are you going 10
Rroes came from tho other room to the room
where was. All this occurred In the space OF
i've minutes. ! said to my wife, "They arc not
roing to kill US, and, as we are unarmed. LET
them take what they want" My wifo says one
OF the negroes called for n rope to hang me, but
this did not hear. They stayed in the house
about twenty minutes, carrying OF clothing,
spoons, forks Sc.
The negroes all belonged 10 the State militia
and were armed with Winchester rifles, and
their leader wus sergeant Of the said militia.
INC same party or negroes, about a week after
ward. Killed Hdusman ana pertsman. ana
found some Of my things mixed with the muir
lcrcu mcu's pODds.