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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-19

Well. uncle. how Is the cause Of reig-
ion getting on in your neighberhood" !"
Mighty poor-mghty poor No new
converts, oh? Not 4 single ene-not de
sign Oh one What seems 10 be tho mat
ter:' asked the citizen, after lengthy
pause. De matter is dat some one hez
stolen four big watermelons oot O. my cart
dis afternoon, and feel in nay bones dat
religion is gwine down hill all froo dis 10
cality.
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WHAT'S the difference asked Cen
tenniai visitor. pointing to Memorial Hall,
what's the difference between that build
ing and vein in young lady's arm?
why, one is an art gallery aud the other
is gal artery
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A lawyer at the bar WAS held to be ia
contempt tor simply making a motion iu
court 1t was ascertained, however. that
he made motion to throw an ink.tand at
the head OF the Court
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Prom the New York sunday Times !
Gone Befo'.'

4 STORY OF rnr OLD SLAVE TIMTs.
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Dinah,' said Uncle Ben, in a low, eager
whisper.as he reached forward and clutch
ed her arm. Il has prayed to de Lord for
1t till feel as If He was tellin' ire 10 cit
up an do sufflin for myself an Use gwine
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
sHER1FFs SALE.

DY WRITE e OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure and order Of sale issued out Of
tho District Court Of Eureka county. State of
Nevada, on the 18th day Of October, A: d.
1875 At u 4. and to me directed and dsliy, y
said Court. by Hon. f.. w. Cole, Judge of
1876, in favor. Of Benz, Delfock, plain
tjff. and against A. Hardy and g.
Mather,on, defendants. for 81 ,2le e6-loo. in
United States gold coin, together with inter.
est on $1,000 at the rate of 2 per cent. per
month from the 18th day of October, 1878,
ing to $50 30. and tho additional sum Of sll8 So
100. fxef by said mortgage and allowed by
the Court as counsel fees for foreclosure, with
interest thereon from said nth day Of Octo-
Dsr lss at the the rate Of 10 Per cent Per an
tor accrue, to the sheriff Of Eureka county
aforesaid, directed and to mo delivered, /,
Geo: w. Gilmore, Sheriff Of Eureka county,
did in manner as required by law. seize and
A. and G. III. Hardy, all and singular the
Dortgaged premises mentioned and dcscrib-
cd in said decree, and hereafter described, or
50 much thereof as mny be sufficient to raise
the amount due to the plaintiff for the prin..
cipal and intei est, counsel fees and cost of
suit and expense Of sale, Of tho following do
scribed real property, situated in the county
Of Eureka aud State Of Nevada, to wit: All
that certain piece of property or real estate
situated in the county Of Eureka. State of
Nevada, and known as ''The Willows"
and more particularly described ns the Will
lows Station and Ranch. containing l60 acres,
more or less; and said ranch is about four
miles pcrtherly from Eureka, and bounded
as follows: Commencing at a stake south ei
the canyon near ths station, thence in a
northerly direction one-quarter (M of mile,
west ono mile; thence south one quarter (1)
Of mile; thence east one mile. to the place
of beginning.
Notice is hereby given. that on the
18th day Of November. A. ID. 1876,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock \: N. and 5
o'clock r. NJ, viz: at II o'clock NJ, will sell
all the right. title, claim and interest Of the
said defendants, or either Of them, in and to
the said aboye-described property terms Of
sale, cash. in United States gold COIN, ut the
Court-house Of Eureka county, in the town
of Eureka, in said county, at public auction,
for cash in. hand, to tho highest bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
GEO, w. GILMORE, Sheriff.
By S. B. BELL, Deputy. o22td
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SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

IN ANNIE LEE, Of the town and county
Of Eureka. State of Nevada, wife Of Henry
Ice, intends to make an application to tho
District Court Of tho Sixth Judicial District
Of the State Of Nevada, in and for the county
of Eureka, on the 9th day of Deeem Der, A,
D. 1876, tor an order from Court permitting
her to carry on business in the said town and
county Of Eureka. in her own name and ON
her own account, persuant to an Act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of Nevada. entitled
act business in their own names as sole trad
ers; appro sed February 8, 1857. The busi-
ness she intends to carry on is that of keep
ing general merchandise store. and buying
and selling real and personal property in the
said town and county Of Eureka. State Of
Nevada. 4
ANNIE LEE.
HrLLHoUsE 4 DAvErPoRT,
no3.4w Attorneys for Applicant.
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EoxolUIU NEASTIxE.
C0MHERCIAI-


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-r d. a. a.-.s.--saa--sz Les rsizh lsarrs To-
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-a. -e --.-- g. saz1 z--ua--l- shs szsl y.sser-
A.
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--=as= $780, 49, a. rassa. i-1= oA-aa Ths
laa- u-s-a-ar ta- ca. g. t.ks 7s-t izYess-
Ia har-. 6---aszs 49, a.lsr possrs asa-si China
u-aa1- a-l,laa- 81 on aass F-zatss ras Laeka-
$780, a---a- is-s 30 auai faz-tsr 1-is-s la-a
49,
rs 1-za-caal r-us l1 t.s calsua y ussru-, aul show
% a4rs su-ssiaas ariszul f-seurs Thsrs ha1 bee1
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r-1 O. uae- s---is u- t--lsa-l1us reported
E-e- 1aa AZ ara-r al a5-t p C. yu--lr vs-e Ilasias
F-w-zs l-srt Al ne rssk fsloviug the
C.r-sr 1r-a-r--s-
U-L-ra ha1E uasr Ia The Caitsa States 10
l-u-. -s -rau-s a. autr u1 f1-rrz ~aoi waich i
1cza gaua1 TIE p-azasct y Ezv chauEs
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--1. a1 z--zl gs- Els azs las fsll5-izE report
1r a-r 10 --r r-ultu-=
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E r-s-ass tE q rals-s-1ai that several
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uas zaas. ~ sass --s tari1 Has ci.efr bnzss
a.asa--s -la -lsF fs--lEu Wa1i
o. l.1e E.1l1aalu-s-s. tla-ei1-s. had use
E.- II u -1 1zr.f p -- Callf r1tE aus Tezzs
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s1---lH-as ilz as-aurse & har-t- fury and
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Ea-1rarz-es- l-1-lf7s. ca-lz G. cualqscs
nla-s.rs 1t5. Aas .--1-. i.as l=-s and fhsy
la m o. -a1r rar-s Tie ftl '--ss had been
-r --z-s--- 7-e hl-l-e1 izst
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COULDN'T TELL LEA correspondent writes
that be employs small native boy in bis yard 10 cut
up weeds, and recently be found choice Alligator
pear tree which be set great store, badly hacked
and czt. In his wrath be broke big switch from a
tAuiarind tree, and went for that small boy. When
he found him, be angrily asked him if be knew who
had been ehoPping the Alligator pear tree. The
youngster frenbled. and 4 tear triekled down his
face, but be heroicaiiy replied SaH no oki ne
Eaa Eoi liilds Which is the Hawaiian for 81 did
it with ny little Ratchet" Our correspondent vas
about to thrash the sslfcoufessed cuiprit when be
thought Of George Washington, and told the boy be
would rather lose ten pear than have him tell
4 lie. And now be wants to know II We do not
think that the boy viii probably become Father
OF his Country We should not be surprised If be
did, especially fit Is spell with small T.
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Private lessons

TN FRENCH GERMAN and ths SCIENCES
III By trained teacher Of ten years sxperisnce
Apply to q. q G. onlcs OF this paper. SIC
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Latest Foreign News.


The bark COlOaa, Captain NJ. Hall. arrived Of hi
port on Monday evening, eleven days from San Fan
cisco and through tho eOertssy Of the Captain an,
Pilot BAbeOck We have resolved few 5. F. dailies Of
the 18th and 9Th inst.
There are no further Developments in regard to tb,
Hawaiian Treaty. The Chronicle OF the 5th says =
The Hawaiian Treaty up for action in the H9Gs'
Z Of Representatives this week. Recent mail adriee'
state that favorable aetioa IS sxpeesed-
! The Chinese excitement continues to rage in San
Francisco, where immense mass meetings have been
held and speeshes made by prominent citizens. The
idea seems to be to influence the National govern
nent to modify the terms Of the Buriingame treaty
SO as to prevent the further infax Of Chinese.
Page Of California will oSsr resolution to request
the President take action for mobilization of the
treaty with China. far to make it strictly for
commercial purposes.
The announcement that Aaerisa. RassiA aud Eng
land support Germany il the claim upon China for
! prEtieal attack upOa the ship Anna, Is received
with surprise ia China. owing the well known fact
that the Government makes every exertion 10 stop
such depredationS aud has not hitherto in similar
eases been held responsible.
Conuectcu, has gone strongly Democratic. IDgersoll
being elected governor by large majority. The
Legislature has SIS Democrats majority on joint bal
lot Is in Senate. and 81 in House.
Rhode Island has gone Republican. the returns. so
far as heard from. giving LipPett quite msjori'y-
vIESSA. April 6ts.-A rising of the insurgents has
occurred in North Bosnia prOclAimng in favor Of the
Emperor Austria.
Jackson, Miss, March s9h.-Govsrnor Ames to-
day has resigned the ufiee Of Governor Of Missis-
sippi. The resignation complete surprise to
the Republicans. They generally quite indg
nsnt.
The Iupeachu eut Court ct at o'clock, aud resou-
tons adopted dismissing the articles Of imPeaeh
ment against Ames-
LONDON. April 4.-Cave's report shows that Egypt
has suffered much from the dishonesty aud Easteful
ness Of its officials
LoxDOS, April 5.-The Times discusses the report
Of Mr. Cave Egyptian finances. and considers that
it reveals case Of practical insolvency.
wAsHISeToS, April 4.-The Senate. in executive
session to-day rejected the nomination Of Richard II.
DaPa Jr, to be Minister to England.
LoxDOx. March 2sth.-The TTaeI this morning
gives prominence to the following; The Marquis Of
harrington viii ask Disraeli to devote day to the
discussion Of motion for an address praying the
Queen not to assume the title of Empress. 1t is
pee,ei that in the House Of Lords the Duke Of Bue-
eleugh will 'eeond Lord Shaftesbury's motion.
BosroS. March i5th.-The installation of the Rev.
Robert Laird Colyer, DID, as pastor Of the Second
Congregational Unitarian Church, took place last
evening. The congregation very large. Revs.
Jne- +. Ware. Jas Freeman Clark, Rufus Ellis and
Rev. Robert Colyer Of Chiesgo took part in the
vices. The last named preached the installation
sermon.
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French and German.

EXPERIENCED TEACHER INTENDS
n TO open afternOOn French and German class
Parents desiring their children :. study either both
Of the Aforesaid languages. requested 70 communicate
BY letter A. T. Mr. WhiineyiB Book store tss3
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supreme COurt-ApriI Term. 1879

Is BANCo.
PRESENT on THE BENCH, HARRIS AND JuDD, J. J.
Apr, lO-Estate Of $. Publ deceased. Proof OF
viii Appeal from the decision OF Mr.. Justice Judd.
Motion and affidavit were read and the case set for
hearing on Moudsy the nth lust.
Emma Kaleeonalani rs. Hoopopio ct al Mr..
Preston for defendants. stated :bat be withdrew
from the case and J. Koii Unauna appeared for the
defendants, and requested time to his witnesses
from Kauai The Court granted until Monday the
17th inst.
Kaaihue vs.. h C. Crsbbe ct al Mr.. Jones ar
gued his motion FOL a new trial. The Court took
time TO consider.
Sarah J. LoloIhi Loloibi. Libel for divorce.
Mr.. ". G. Jones for libelIan discontinued The case.
J. H. Couey vs.. James / Dowsett. Appeal from
Police Magistrate. Question OF law. Argued aud
submitted. Mr.. Preston for plaintiff on exceptions,
A. 5. Hsrwell for defendant.
J. T Wsterhouse vs.. J. S. Walker Minister of
Fiusnee. Submission upon statement Of facts re-
garding Hotel Bonds Mr.. Justice Harris stated
that Ee was 4 holder Of Hotel bonds himself and
therefore disqualified to hear the case but If the par
ties willing for Justice Judd 10 hear il, they
could signify the same. The counsel took time to
consider the matter.
Kahalepakai Is L c. Young. Libel for divorce
J. p Green for libellaui, Deputy Attorney General
for the crown. Witnesses were called and exam
ined, aud the respondent Intercepted. The Court
took time to consider, aud continued the until
Monday, the 1Ttb inst
Apr. u.-W. l. MOehonus, Minister Of Interior,
VS.. d. ". Glover ct al. appeal from Police Magis-
trafe- A. 5. Hartweu for defendant appellant, the
A,toruey-GeuerIl for the government Case argued
aud submitted.
The King vs.. Auwai Question reserved from 4th
Judicial Circuit in regard 10 having opium in poss-
essiou- a. 5. Hsrtwell for defendant the Aitor-
uey General for the crown. Case argued sud sub
mtted.
Apr. ia Cnua vs.. Kahue ct al Exceptions
to the rulings OF Mr.. Justice Harris the End Judi
cisl Circuit. A. s Hartwel for plaintiff appellant,
g. W. kallsuksne for defendants. This case was
argued and submitted.
Apr. IA. o. DOminis vs.. j. n. Paikule ct ais.
ejeetmenL E Preston for plaintiff, j. y. Paikule
for defendants Case argued aud submitted
kaleO vs. Kaaihapuu, Libel for divorce. E
Preston for libellant, W. o. Smith, Deputy Attorney
General, TO watch tue case. Case heard and decree
nisi granted
Apr IS-Davies & Wilder. assignees of Chung
Ho0n, ys. Hackfeld & Co. Exceptions to the ruling
Of Mr. Justice Judd and the verdict Of the jury on
April 9th A. 5. Hartwell for exceptions, Z. Pres
ton for plaintiffs Exceptions read aud argued
aud the case submitted. Briefs 10 be filed by the
same day.
Board Of Education vs.. W. q Bailey. Set for
Thursday, the 10th instant.
]. koi Unauna, administration &c, vs.. G. Arm-
strong. Set TOR Wednesday, the 18Th instant.
j. DOwsett vs.. kapilau. Set for Wednesday,
the 18th instant.
The King vs. Kaaiana. Assault on public officer.
The AttOrney-General presented an Indictment
against the pris0Ber who pleaded not guilty.
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THE SOUTHERN RATLRoAD.-Probably few Of our
readers arc aware q the progress nov being made
Eiih the railrOsd which IS 10 connect San Diego
with the Mississippi via Texas late letter says
Within four or i've months there will be con.
tlnuoas rail Communication between San Francisco
and the Vicinity Of Fort Tuma, on the Rio Colorado
distance OF over $50 miles, With short branch &c
the Pacific ports Al Los Angeles 40 miles further
east, and another to San Diego ia progress Thii
covers more than oue-ibsrd the entire line betEeer
the great Pacific metropolis aud the trans-Nissis-
sippi system Of railroads Legislation IS asked b
the sozthern Pacific Railroad Company TO auth
oTzs Il TO conIinne its road eastward across All
1ona AID New Mexico 10 Texas frontiers, distance
Of aboat COO miles further. 10 provide at the
earliest day another Pacific Railroad. No far.bel
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS = A correspondent writes
that two very severe shocks Of earthquake occurred
at Kau, Hawaii, on the S0ih Of March, about mid
night, and again on the lst Of April, sufficiently
severe TO open doors- In the interval between the
two shocks three inches Of rain fen there. The in
dieaions are that Pee Is getting restless, and as
eight years have elapsed since the last great outbreak
Of April 1865, must not be surprised 70 hear that
she has again shakeo and rent the sides Of Msuna
Loa, aud commenced spoutiag forth molten rock
By latest reports, it appears that Vesuyius con-
meueed action again about the same dates the
shocks nstaneed in Kan, while three shocks occur
Cd 10 san Francisco, almost simultaneously. These
may be followed by similar phenomena in other
volcanic countries. As vel as in this.
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aid is needed than the privileges and lands already
devOsed 10 that purpose BY law.

OAHU CoLLE5E-We hear from an authentic
sourre that President Church OF oaha College, now
IL the Uuted States has rendered bis resignation to
the Trustees conditioned upon their being able to
secure satisfactory nan for the position formerly
occupied by him The reasons assigned arc the sD-
perior advantages available there for the education
Of bis children, and an acceptable opening for him
self The Trustees accepted his resignation aud
passed resolutions highly commencing the faithful
ness aud ability Of Mr. and Mrs Church during their
connection OF ten years With the institution They
then unanimously elected Amasa Pratt Esq, TO the
vacant position, which he has SO eeiSnlly filed pro
TEN for the past aeademieal year.
NAvAL-Tse Z. 5. ship Laekawsuna arrived on
Wednesday last, after quick run under sail from
Mszailsn OF twenty days This is the same vessel
that 10 1851 oecasioned such uneasiness the Gov
erbmenj aud prompted the communication 10 the
American representative inquiriug why his Govern
meut stationed war ship at Honolalu- She was
then commanded by Captain nov AdmiraD Rey-
nolds The following is list Of the officers attached
10 the ship
Ciuln.rud---Iarles A. Greer
LiesfslAt cou.u l1rN " sanders, Executive 0tseer.
Nlssrs-C Rees 7 H Crosby, VIZ Kn5ura.
Ciief Eugisesr a Greene
Sgrvega-G W Woods-
FlrsnLrsfsr-HT Wright
-AsgiEicHf SrTrsaa-J II Hall
-sss ssEgf Esgfncrr-W Ezt0a.
Ri3siir1aGH-E L Beatty.
Bl1tr,rfu-J Harding
Gasnsr-J Russell
CzTpcHtcr-R chardson-
SrifaaEter-Jgnes-
CrptziH's Ctark-Clauds
F1y Ctcrk-YaaEhan-
n. l. C. Ms 5, vlneta, arrived on Saturday,
tbirty-0ne days from CAllao. She is en- route tor
Hongkoug. Uhitbers she has been ordered on account
OF the threatened trouble with the Chinese Govern
meut. German schooner called the Anna, was
recently attacked BY Chinese pirates, aud the Ger
man Government claims satisfaction from China, in
which claim she is upheld BY Russia, America, and
England. Following is lis; Of The yineia's Oh
GERS
CgptEiR-C0unt Won Meats
OrRnan9sr-vnn LindeEuist.
Ltcutsulnt lonmGHdsr-StArcke-
Ltsz.gzgHts-you Reicheutach. Geizslsr. Koch.
Sz5 LisilteHgHs-F-chs ia F0ussca-W oheu StotE As
cher. Bertram Thiele. Heinrich XVI Prince Rsass.
Say S.rgeoH-Dr Sciuitz.
-assise1as Surgoog-Dr kreb1.
FtlyuaczGr-A lbrecht-
NidahipzGH-Ahrenh0ld. BrusssoE Cunt Bernst0rf
C01b Dirks. Erckenbrscht Emsnaun Crosse Giesssl
Gerke. Jsnke. Jams. ingenohl KInksiek, Mandt Ton
M1sr, Sehu, RnetI sehorafedsr, S0mncrsrk, Sonntag
Wsyer.
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MarshaPs Sale.

I'D issued out Of the Supreme Court in favor E Pres
Plaintiff for s4l5.e5 against Edward Everett Defen-
dant have this day levied upon and shall expose sale
on the premises, IL O'Clock Saturday, Goth
day OF May, all the right, title. and Interest the said
Edward Everett Of in and to the land and premises now
occupied BY said Everett situated Fort
the corner Of Kukui street
The land contains of acre, more or less
the dwelling and out-hOuSes all in good repair nu-
fine shade planted the premises and
altogether, this offers opportunity for
often given
Unless said Judgment interest and costs and my fees
and commissions be previously satisfied.
OF sale and deeds expense Of
chaser.
There mortgage Of $500 the above premises, part
Of which viii be allowed to remain.
W. C. PARKE, Marshal
Honolulu april IS 1875. 6ss Az
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PAEToS's MAREIAsE--Sone Of the American pa-
pers seem much mixed about Partou's marriage.
One PAPER declares that Parton is the only man IN
Massachusetts, who ever held the position Of hus-
band TO his motheriu-laE." writer in the New
York Tribune expresses his borror Of the act by re-
ferrizx 10 / Cor. 5 /, ard then adding, a 1t may
be too much to expect elergymeu in these days to
repeat PsnIs singing denuneiaiion Of the CoriBth-
ian Church, for toeratiug connections in the same
degree Of consequently this-'such as is not so
much as named among the gentiles, but ought not
public opinion its seal Of dissppFova upon such
marrisges?7 But the Corinthiau scandal was of a
character entirely different, the having bis IA
Tiers wife while the father was yet living. Parton
married his Eiie's daughter, aud not his fathers
wife
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-19

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