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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

senator sherman, of Oaip, hsEs re
Gently written letter declaring IN
favor OF GOV. Hayes, of that Staie,
for the Republican Presidential cHn-
didary. He says the policy Of the
Democratic party Is 10 organize lhf
Southern States into such u canis,4e3
Democratic power that hut n sfiiall
fraction of the Nartb Viii be- rsqA&e
ed To give IL control uf the Govern.
lnent. He porlrays very vivldlS
the disastrous consequences Wbtc!t
would inevitably follow the -uccse-
of the Democratic party under this
policy, and concludes that the clec.
,ion of "A Republican President is the
only safeguard against Southern
domination. He thinks that public
opinion has enphatically decided
against third-term, and that .e-
nomination OF Pres't Grant would
be- criminsI folly and party suicide.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

The day before the Centennisl bi
passed the Democratic House of RAIks
sentatives the New York WortH
Democratic, denounced it as "Ces
tenniaI job" and said the vote upd
it lisa vote on the question whetiiw
the Democratic party shall be dl+
banded or not.n After The job Was
endorsed by the Democratic Hou-s'
the World very eooly cast the blame
upon the "Radical leaders"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

The leaders Of the Democratic par.
ty have yielded to the inevitable and
given up all hope Of electinga Dem
ocratic president to succeed cirant.
This state of depression and despair
il evident IN the decision Of tn"
committee on appropriations TO cut
down the presidents salary To s25,-
600. The salary OF President Grant
cannot be disturbed during his in
cum beney, but II will apply to his
successor. The action Of the com.
mittee therefore indicates their sad
conviction that President Grants
successor will be Republican. This
opinion Is not at all original with
that committee, nor is II confined to
its membership. 1t Is the prevailing
sentiment, indeed throughout the
country, hut IL is mark of unusual
intelligence in u democratic commit
tee to preceive II so readiIy.--Lfa@k-
Eye.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

Grain market in New York and
Chicago Monday showed marised
Improvement. I'm Chicago wheat
advanced about cts per bushes,
which brought il To s els, above New
York prires--an unusual aitfereiisA
for which nucause Is shown Nhsns
closed at 81 .02 cash. Corn sdvalsssa
iic. aud closed firm mt iO.c. fta.
40gc March. Oats neglected ana
nominal. Foreign graia narls9hs
unchanged. ,H
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

Hon. j. b. Grinnell, who he
recently been appointed receiver ~
placed In full power as genef
superintendent and manager Of tn
Central Railroad OF Iowa, IL di&
charging employees for using profan
language.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
DIAMOND BARBER SALOON.

|DDThAN q BoREN have refurri-b-d their rooms
ou The east stds OF pablsa square, snd are nov
(aspli@d with elegant hoch-str rrrliairg rbsirs,
Psd other modern eonveuisec~s Give them es't,
I'D they win gaarantee satisfactory work. tle+5
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
BlACkSMlTHING..

N JAMES, Of the lat. Arm o; Roberts 4 Jausss,
~. will hereafter b. found at ME new shop on
nsin street one block wssto BRICK Bank building
prepared 10 do eli sork In bis lire Including all
ads Of resp airs. sbosing. manufacturing saEons.
fszsiss spgihg ~agons. Satisfaetloa gaars1t-ed
r .ors and priess Hs cordially Invites al la want
vOrk 10 cali,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

Large numbers of bills are stiII
being introduced in the Legislators,
on various subjects. Very few have
yet been passed.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
AHEAD 113.254.

kisGyp SEWING MarHlNEs--No sold in 1874
~ f44. bsspa ~. 25s than wrre soid -
~ other Jaapsny Ia saase ttaa. New IL th~ tim.
act The Beet bnd uaost Popular -rvvs Machine 70
2 World iseep On bsad soaa supply q sssale-,
h sSha,-nts, .ie. Aorlh side " III. fsilIe kag.is
Pbgrsilis YAEGER
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

Chaplin, of the Marshall Tiu,x, -
frsntIcally engaged in an endeavor
tn silence the Gate CITY guns by too
ing toy torpedoes at Sam Clark.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
AMOS HOUSE.

~ WILEY, HAS LEASED THIS POPULAR
~. Hotel, and furnished u tor better soeommo-
xtien Of the pubic. The Amss will b. Insinialn-d
srs elAss house, and no paine v II ba spared 70
)raiify the demands OF guests, regular and tran
)isnt hseks leave the house ssiiy oopnecting WITH
rsiDs st Pslis. Ampl- stabl Ing.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
KNOXVILLE MARBLE-WuRkS.

|(obiAsus BRorHERs, uanatsrturrrs snd Dealers
~ Ia Monument. aud Head stones. and 6rsF~
sra sssk VI every dsferip,ion. Near northwest
4 her OF Psbiie square, knoxsiils, loya ~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
NOTICE 10 BUILDERS.

w UNbshriuNyD ~ pov prepared 10 tsks cns
Tteis fey sli kinds ~ ssrs IN hi iia. of hptt
20. such - Hrtck and stone laying end
'-tsra sad Flee Buifdtng ell ~ sbieb
is"r 70 d. -ith sispa;chs anu 30 soed vors usbtks
shisr Ssrraut sstl.f.riina. Nj. srisls furnished
F3his d; s"a Credit tii4 Cbrsstnsss ~Eli b. stssn
ts.t tsAat asstry u, G8gIy "A !. BJAIPikLI
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

exist, be first for a reasonable time,
certainly and promptly
and il they are found not
to be sufficiently blood-thirsty, 1t will
be soon enough go back to hanging,
or some other more Christian method
of committing murder. @. r.. l..
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
CARPENTERS & jOlNERS.

MILLER 4 BELLyiLLE are prepared 20 do s'
III kinds OF w1rk In their line ON short notice ss'
= reasonable terms, give chem Call q
5l.Ir shop, near porthsast sorDsr Coart Hour
&ousr, KoaxyiIe ls24u
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
FURNITURE.

IN D. YOUNG you'd respectfully inform the c'tL
|E, E.ns Of Marion Coanty that he has op-oed
tsbD.t shop on Robinson street, sest OF the ire
kont Hou~e up stairs In the formerly occupied
n the Rspablsoan Ofao~ whrt@ he will have on hand
W tinds Of Furnitur., and Cons Il ali sizos, which
). wiil sell low for cash.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
]. C. PERHAM.s

FDEALRR In Clocks. watches j-wsiry epectaeiee,
EJtssa Toys Special sts.ntion siyen to Repairing
floess and Jswsiry All work warranted. siTn Of
sh. sig Watch, north side Of Public square, Rpex-
vlls. 1881
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

The Babcock trial opened at ST.
Louis Tuesday.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

Gold closed in New York on Mon.
day at *l.l2s.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
G. w. HUNGATE.
HERCAN N71LE, TRADES, ETG
PLAsTERING.

rrsGLEs 4 YARGER, Knoxviiie. solieit orders tor
Plastering work OF all kinds pisin and ornauien.
ld Th,ygusraptre the Resrsst. meat snbstAnuai
- 2ss.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
KNOXVILLE NATIONAL BANK.

KNOXVILLE, IOWA. Capital, 100000.
IN Gold, silver, 6ovsrnment and otber seearttirs
Seugbt and ssld. Intsr-st allowed nn rims deposits
>teci.i atssutiop given 60 Collections. Open from
,. A. to ar "A. except Sundays.
DIRECTOR
A W. Collins. q b, Collins, is. Cunninghsun,
9,ek,on aamey, A. j. Krrr, bittsbt~nasr,
A. Bellany. ". Bschsior. y. b. "oodruH.
OFFICERS:
;, ". obLLTNs, Prest. D. q. .CUHstSoHAa, V.pres
A. j. BRIGGS. csxbier, s-iou
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
G. &. cONWElL.

DFsLgR IN STOVES. Tinwsre. shelf and Heavy
ID Hardware. Keapsrs, Mowers and Agricultural
|im,i emsnts xsperally. Agent tor ". W Wsrrsn's
(sst.at Atmosph-rie Portable soda Fountain. uld
It.na, ..., side square, Rockville. i,2tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09

- 10 500. s.y :. ss. !, ...-
s-1sss g -rEzs..s, Esans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
ASSESSMENT notice.


Ea--aa1aa k-a.1g csnP<Hy.
scAEIuN q pransspal pIsee q hass.
H-<Se->- II fAs ca1y aid ccarsy Of &C ran.
r-ses- ssa sa.ss Il C--asg MA.
A4S-Ss q w4Tks. SHs4na Hun.halG.
essay. Strxf.
10 Ia = HEEEBY GIyFN th.s =,
8 , r~tH~z e tbs f.fses~rs of aid ss.rnt. n,
has : 10 IA 1ag 81 1ngy- lsss. al a. -
a@-As -sss- 81 * 4weEag-Eyr cess ~ sh.r-
So ssEaf4 1Ea- tie a. tia! sss~h -
- 2 =. s-rs4- E@s4Ais ~ ~ fxf.rr
i-ae "a ~ = A. IS is Tn8sA
: 49, s~h4 rssE e q VI. Rsrsv. :. ss,~
asrzT~f- a. - r1ns. -. 80 Aortrr-asrv
alzF~F- 90 aAs- eSssAay ara tate fsssre-.{f
A. s-4sA ~ es7 wAscA rAss asss~~@ rr.sg, = al
re1a@zH "a Aas 50 sls s@s6 = 4 slzv 81 Azws..
ss.A- va F. re1.~4a a. 4s1 sss~-rsseI :
s24s a. . go E7gsa@es. aa5 arssss rayns-a.t i.
49, t~sarT- ~ = selz ; ATs h. a.
ISL f->sXFA &&y - A sgST s~-e -
RGF AZ 2rkz-zaszH sssss $50 Il. + ~e-s,~r u,sh
g SIS * s-v~zs2s. ~ It'd ~ w>s~ = a..
u. AZ. ~ BswRY
s~-css ~ &: sA,s lar is..1s u ..Fns a ~.
ra-T
--snS e ~ Cezn4Ev ir-ased az No. $40
Azs-i s--zsrT szrsss. sxE Fr1zsiseo. calf. irus.
gzaFs@-sd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
srniaal Weakness.

Seminal emissions, IN eonse qurnee u SELF
.buss This solitary vice. or deprived serusl
Indulgence - prxcttsed BY the youth of both
seErs - IN almost unlimited extegt. prndacisf
with arerriLg certainty the following train Il
-airtsd symptoms. EnleS cofnhgiel hy scirh.
tic medical measures. viz. aalluw connie-
Rance dark spots under the eyes. isAit IN ths
head. riagarg ID tic eArs. aeise like the rass-
il.g II ltsves ard thr rafting II chsrio,s.
uneasirers shout the ifst. wtaknass II the
hgaAs. cefgsist I yisiag. biui ed intellect. lss
Of curf0erce. dfn3denee IL approaching
ssrzngeEs s dislike 10 form rev acquAinsanees.
disposition TO shan reltty. loss " mas nnry,
hectic g - e. piTaplrs aEa various cFnpsioHs
Aecut the face. fursd teu.slr. fessd breath,
co1glis, cousuMf tiun, siGA.t swents, rons-
sczais. rra frcuus IA insanity. II relief be
Lot ehts iysed. skouid appiY .nrlediAis'y.
either IN person ~ by ietfeE, ssd hlve cure
eaected bv bis rev ard eessntiar EaSds VI
trssfiEg this e!Sessc, which l9ver l@ils OF
e1ceilsg alex and rssi4c=, care.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures Of trains a
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAsa.
Express Train arrives at lo:40 A. N.
and leaves al 1855 AK
Emigrant Trait arrives at 10 e.
aud leaves at lo:i5 p. n.
Freight Train arrives at II n. and
caves II l2:i5 p. N.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at $40 2. N.
and leaves at $3.50 r. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:3O r. N.
aud leaves at S:15 A. N.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. n.
ani leaves at l2I0 p. II.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise C.tv, ldaho Territory;
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
az. aud arrives at $50 p. NJ.
From Winaemueca to Paradise VAL
ey, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Greek mines. ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
FcLL TANEs.

NoTICE IL HEREBY GlvFS THAT
4 v under the las Itch male iessdeai 81 tlis
st4lS ~ tNruSy ~Cns sla- under sixty years
Of sg~ j. sutteet a. y Il tax II four dollars.
10y Ieiren or pflss ne. e9n pany CT csfiNf@-
TIN Gcsne onsansts ia lbs a.e. and h@sias.
ty direct contract. tr iLGissetiy Though MSfF
6 EirAsts ~. IA tlaelf employ elsx - inoFe PSI
suns liable to AID Gang : roll TAI. sasli ~
liable fuE any and AL Ftll 9zes that nay "
q e fen such tn ploseS. The law all 20
strictly AID prUEps enforced
JANE BICASlk.
N,4Afy AsssssoF'
wiERemucea april -. 1879. IN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09

PersQEs 81 distance Sn1y TX CCRHD At
hon Z b. a0dresa.rx better u DIR. OIbB0A.
stating ease ssMa sanss, Length # tire the
sisssse hiss CONTINUED, AID have medicines
yru1eYsly forwarded. free iEria esnisgc and
curiosity. with fAu and paain directions
E1ss uI44tisa4. Fever ard Aggs. Piles. I'D
fissnls. perm neatly engy {. ei au charge.
persons waitiRg % the pontsW viii please
safe tae nAla~ 81 tbs paper They sse tAis -
yortisersent IN.
inclasinw ten Sviiars cosn. IN registered
lstter, tATugEh the Isss-rfsre. CT lrusgA
Wells ftYwu and Co. v2rsane ~ rssassirs
VIII lie forwarded 81 sry r&~t II The tnlan.
All ccrn4auiicAIt nN strieEly g rtdeDiizl
AdArsss !lr. } y CE88uS COS. Ksafssy
street. cuFfter Il Commercial, san Frsacss.
Sost-osfsev box 1857 Rsf1cmees to pas B0x
1857 on Tie lester silly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
ASSES STg-ET !lCTlCE.


Acz.s-I-s l-z1Eg Ter parry
n octEiUN Il principal pla,s Of business.
a IN tsr cssy -E1 couusy II san FrzEe.s&y
Eaa Ssa2r CT a$aakamsa
Lse-42ea = .oE2s. orczEa, MaFzA oldt cour.
~. SsV%fx
NO ~ i HKIFRY GIVEN. that al a
E2-~f1Hg q shs D.-er. = II said ,uEafa.v
hela ea The TIA { q JuIy. 1870. a. assess-
Ele@t No u % lw4zkx-f i've S<sts psr Shsrs
w-s lsxss4 ct'aa the @Eis.sl ssetk II -. csr.
Isgr@1a9z, I-s2A&e 81 Cr before the SRI Cav AZ
@ug1-t, ISIS. X ILiies4 States xosd coin.
. y O. n Berry. Seeres4-r fhsrIof. At Is
s1-ee. Ne &c AeE'-s Estxy street. CITY gaa
e@44iy Ar ssAss - s.ss@lA.
Ans sock ur@1a n Lirh his assessment shall
EsEzl-4- A8&aa 80 sse sz4@ tigA:a cay 81 "A.
s-si, assN, w8a b. G~iiGqnsu and lws tied
~ szls - lIaAsac swrtlcs ssssa aa-sss nay men.
:. z-las 81 r, -! b1 Sold "a aaTs E1gAy
tA~ I y Aa21 >TxAA a~y u ATCTST. So.
e. lay sts ds.iog 81 ss>s sSzssEt fsx~sh~r
n.1~ o-tAs g. s-vesg-s-Eg ara txpsn~-s II
80 al A = f,r~ss
sse-e.sry q tie Zel;ex-Eaa lllals.E eoH.
r<ry.
Oace s@s Gs@p4xy located AZ NJ. sac
&Sl-i ssz-sEy ssEs~7. SAL 4FzHriNco California.
Jyt4fa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09

kSYsrk. for Pamphlet a 10 Fs.es, csltalA-
Ias s1s az 500 seN spagers. AID rstlmsAss
sksulsg cssz el Ady, r,sslVg
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
r. GARD.

II ~ wAr are xEs#rzzg ira .kS x--c-s
All iESzSgr<sss-s e< H1A. sssTx0zzs Wa kzs--s
x&x4F 1rCsv. lees - s-zs n sc. &c ] x-sz3 se-3
-~xl.s TAI NsA rZTs vs=- E4EG 81
k5AEsZ HAS E7eGt II Ear1y wz-s d4sgaxerrs3
TT M3sG5 &AsE IA s~s~AA A14xTssz- NguG
sz-s-411rsss-E sxvrLeyx - sEx Exr. Ess -
T. ESxaS. sFss@z J.. E.N2e Lazse. NsN
1q-z tazv- Eaz ez
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Badger Hill and Einlng Compar y.

Badger Hill anu Alul4S OoLpa
e oCATIcN IF principal pl%re " business
8 xSan Frzaeiscu, CzlifuEEi2.
l.1easion u weeks. Co.umAix District, Hum
tollt euanfy State of Nevada.
NOTICE. - HEREBY GIVEN. tha: At a
meeting IF the Beard 81 Dir>ct r, hsld !. the
2Jsh day of Judy 1876. an assessment No ~
o; Ten Gents per share was levied upon the
capital stock ei the corporation. paYaole inn
msSllsltiy IN United SAFES -ol& COIN. 10 the
>ecrs.sS~y =, he tace II The Company, Ats
California street. looms IL a.ad II, SAL fTs-n-
else. California.
ANY ock u,stsn which this assessment shall
remain gapAla On the Sgth cay of August
SIS. will b. Gel nqeeAt. and advertised for
sac a. paddle @sc ion and unless payment -
rnsgle betsrc, Vii DC scld cI TIL kSDA1 The
TwkNIY-yIEsr day II sEPTEMDEh. Is76.
I p2y sae delinquent assessment. tosether
With rcS.S OF advertising and expelIses u
sxle. BY order e the Beard q Directors.
o. II. STING l.. Secretary.
OFFxCE-soS c@afuzrsia street, Reonas u and
Is san Francisco. California iy-s-id
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-09

Wks nsy lie suffering fFcm the eiect q
Il oafafai folliss er nsai~srsil1n. VIII q
seil &c avail shs Aaselxsse - shis. the grvs'
est bsrsn ever iasI Vt The altar ~ suffering
4 GsaanHy. ioti. ~Pt%AEA vii guAiAh
~ to forfeit SgAi FIR every case ct sffan'Ai
~ aRArss. or private disease II ny kina y
chzt~ettr whlch he aEas YtA krS ard i4lisl
! g eUr.. RI ala Iherrscrc s.y - ne M
/ riu,-s's sutsr y ~ Il IS Rad this n"sies
hat sou arr trvaAil el danger rs sEs'ah@
N 4 sun longer 0cssy IN ~ &tftg me ~
81 = n.s ds "a ssar complaint oa -aA1 =
= the . - e ~. y Enemh. NNn arg III
Ty-sAl-s ile l.Ag. II sea arw BORIS taAs
aIo8 tie las. sx1 are "a .gfsAg ssins q ~
. isS.ill esscss. r lsyn4cer shza II va PSI
80 "a F1utrxssiI GA4cf4, tie as Fan*9 e"'os
aes tl.e iao~' skiliiWi physician esk 'Si
: az Nua 40 as isss HnVas. y htn the OF =
is viii Is c.eSesi ag@inss yea. wen ~
's@el ~ aseFvy eau brsn., yaG rviisf. IL -
-ss h@s iAs IoeteT failed 81 success AAss
q NJ despair svrk nlca year tazsiaAslsh
us avail yeei s<lf ~ the bSueAclAl Erral's
AIS ueN;iAsuf b<fuse seur eas - es"ss
~ 'tsrA - nacGs, al XII. OF bstTw ssa%
cath hulfiss yea te premature sf-W
I'll coarse ~ treztnas NJ so SNhd in~Lss
|ey l0ss ofEoe orGsT or LxpEess ss'h ia1'
|eescripsien OF case.
S2li. or address.
DR. A. = sFlNxEr.
Ne. II Eesrnsy Street. san r~anasee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
supreme Cour.--In Probate.


BEFORE JUSTICE JuDn. At CHAMBERS.
Guardianship OF Emeliuv Fl. Prasr. a minor. Pc
iiton ul D. P. True, guardian, for approval of hi
account and for further allowance Ia support
educate the minur. The court approved the
rendered, which showed excess Of expendiur
over receipts to the amount OF sS2s "A aud allnwe
the guardian rxpend in future, but not 10
the Of 500 annually Tor the expenses OF main
tsluug the ward
Cases for the coming week.
Sept 7.-Estae OF Auiaui deceased. Letters
administration.
Prouf &c will of James R ,binson, deceased.
Sept. s-Estate uf john Both, deceased. Settle
ment Of fnal accounts.
Estates OF a. Bishop aud Della 5 Bishop. Settle
mrnt nf accounts
Proof Of will Of Ruta Kamakea, deceased.
Proof of will of Joseph Howe deceased.
Sept. ll-Prouf at will OF Lii, deceased.
l2-Estate Of Hupaku, deceased. Letters of adj
miuIstration.
Estate of Kahanawale. deceased. Letters of ad-
mnisIraiion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
Late Foreign News.

Rev. Mr. Beecher has engaged to lecture eighty
nights next season for $4,000.
In late -cullipg race On the Thames champion
from Australia beat the champion Of England and
w"n 81 600
Kladderadaisch hl> caricitnre with this to the
p"iut The three European dici"rs at the bed
'de Of rurk-y ia rati"n. bat Whine the patient
dying they are carefully feeling each uther'-
pui,es
NEw Y HK jay 18Th The Custer Monume
tun.i has re,clsel 6D5
Runners have teen current lstely of some .erin..
d> grceme.,t h+tw-eg Ter Mjrsty'S Ministers aud
'he Chin-se G.ver6menr I, ~ he ieved thar s.
III 'uas wadr dis ,'-6et wi. the result uf4h.
rT'.eee iirgs Yunnn. but nufhng definite is known
a present. r.
The Freneh Chamber If Deputies has decided /,
,yp'inta committee to cudify the press laws.
Jahn jacob L,weuthal the ce ebratod chessplaye
and author is dead lie about sixty-six years OF
age
Forty OF the or Of the TbanJere- were kilel by
he rec"et explosion. have ,ince died from he effects
f il.
The Consular AID pnmatie Appropriation bill, ~
.a.,ed hy b til iinu>es. mike. pr iv-l,n FIR h.
Uaitel state, Nj i>;er al the Sandwich Islands th.
tle h"use re-cding fr'm its proposition egrHde
the mlssii1 Ia a Consulate
The Hon J L. Mont. fore. the Australian Cenien
mai "nmissloer rep"rts that there Is very CON-
-i'lernh Hebrew population in New South Wales
In Sidney. the capital. the number If Hebrews is
nearly 1900. They have wo-synngngues ; one of
them not quite flushed. i valued at S2O 600
bell from the Uuit,d States . the Pefnrm,d
(Dd;ch) Chu.ch in Yrk"bana. Jap,n. arrived in
tine t. tie an the first japanese National sun
day. Thu the first dtY IN April last. By
decree. the japanese Gr-erument has adopt
ell the Christina Sabbath the day for closing all
tue public Offices.
The Porte has paid to the families Of the German
md French Con-us. VIII muriere at Salonica,
the indemnify of so 900. The new Governor If
>alunici accompanied by three ,ficer- of high rank
will proceed hiiher t" eni'ree the judgment against
those mphc rtel in the outrage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06
,,,n.T. and tb., it b. read for the third tim. on

steamer and that it be read for the third time on
Thursday.
Mr. Kaai moved To reconsider the bill regulating
the distribution OF water. Carried II read a
second time and OF motion referred to special com
mtiee Consisting If Preston AitorHey General. Ma
wahi. Kaai aud Birch, who are to report Wednes-
day.
The bill to amend section I chapter 4, Of the law
to amend seetipn H. chapter 10. nf the Civil Code
passed to engrossment to be read third time
Thursday.
The bill to amend secion 1877 of the Civil Code,
relating to trees reserved land its second
reading indefinitely postponed BY ~ ayes to Is
nays.
The hill prevent the spread of scab, in sheep
it, second reading passed TO engrusslnent, IL be
read third time Thursday.
The bill to amend section 2S9. and repeal sectiun
242 # the Civii Code passed to engrossment to be
read hrd time on Thursday.
The bill To return all epers who not debilirated
to their homes. and proyling that n" lepers shall
hereafter he u kalawau. was referred to pec
ial committee consisting Of Messrs Pilipo. Wilder,
Martin. Bareneba and Waferhuuse,. Adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-06

Euf FalEsr - IAis fAC - uidvsi Fiapcr Ia the
aTr,ar,-, p-smI.iiy lhe drsi duy ui the
as.l. is u-uil. is tuil - valuable niaiirr-so
s.. Leo. rhsi lHe lnhie ci cuuirnls has brrn
-,--.-l r-..u BE arrusiuuicd carucr. We note an
.-are 81 lar Tnrais. Cs.tiaiuiue an Interest
& u-a e-i- ~ ri-r Hual vsie Ia THE senate, aud
-lsat .isI q Esssis.is,' b,iug valuable sermon
ars-rrs Eras,iiat. uuc ii- probable results 10
l...---.c lt.s.ull'd-r aaaiE iir uutivrs IL pm
u a- I.r rai--iaiary euierIrisr. snd in forming
-l a.. C. ai ssm-.ais heiscci ils Different paris
a-hr ra-h D. si=o slstsks 81 iie efaris which
rr-e n.a lt rs l.re rare Shew throsu ol'eu ON sun
en- uu. tltclr ariral. in Hhich The determination
u s-s rar r-r.,Er-lci,sr 81 lile lreat euEiue, and
ui1s Cuu,mi=sianrrs.- "a observe the Sab
.-.1 -silsr- olarrr d igai O.. probably coniri-
fa..t a.. srnuN fur1cc. o. ihe luarib aud rrh
r-. a-t IS 80 fsaud uuuii.ers aud o. the INFER
esd =.sias os Centennial Letters, in which the
q ar -irsr history q lis recent trip bone and
hk Tar las "a; rrcisrdci visitors al the Hawaiian
D.s.--naus be- the Exhihiiion rv0alis nlauy half
issean.t r-rrurs- ard. ~ "a gives The scdress OF
uarr sac sucr lirrt hrrg- 81 possessrs a per
rsaars raida. especially nr can ie supplemented
sra E. ~ rauis- uticl mas BE- iirrsslier placed on
7r ear dsEsrluneiI . Sue paper devoted
fat rsnrr Nsa-- Chfisiisr Association my be
laraf b sI.1arlaiai rr1iClr A." Presiding. aud
Elr Tl..z1lIs atcasi Fu-r- estimation. irUm toe
is lr rninr ullira. 70 sEy he least, polsess The
1-r- = EEr1l criEialiiI.