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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25
ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES D. PORTER, Governor of the State OF
Tennessee-To all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
w of Judge of the Criminal Court of Shelby
county, caused by the resignation Of Hon.
John K Fippin:
Now, therefore, 1, James ID. Porter, Gov
ernor of the State Of TennesS by virtue OF
the power and authority vested In me by the
constitution and laws, hereby onder an cleo
ton TO be held within the limits of said Grim
inal Court Circuit on Thursday, the Sd day OF
August, 1875, TO MI said vacancy; and the
Sheriffs and other officers Entrusted by Law
with such duties In said Criminal Court Cir
cult will, on said day, proceed to open and
hold said election at all the various precincts
and voting places within their resps ctive
counties, and due return make as provided
by law.
In testimony whereof, l hereunto set my
hand, and have caused the Great Seal OF
State to be afIixed at Nashville, this 2lst day
OF June, 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
CHAs n. GIBBS. Secretary OF state JUS 81
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ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES D. PORTER, Governor Of the State Of
Tennessee-TO ali who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy exists in the once
w of District AttOrney.General OF the
Bartlett Circuit Court of shelby county,
caused by the resignation Of A. N. Stephens,
ESQ:
Now, therefore, 1, James ID. Porter, Gov
ernOr of the State Of Tennessee, by virtue of
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws hereby order an cleo
ton to be held within the limits OF said Bart
lett Circuit on thursday, the Sd day of Au-
gust, lS76, to iii said vacancy; and he Sherifs
and other officers intrusted by law with such
duties in said Bartlett Circuit will, on said
day proceed to open and hold said election at
All the various precincts and voting places
within their respective counties, anG due re-
turn make as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, hereunto set my hand,
and have caused the Great Seal of state 10
he affixed at Nashville, this 2Ist day OF
June, 1875. -
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
CHAs. n. GIBBS, Secretary Of state. JUGS .
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THE New York Herald would be
"proud ofour country if there were more
men Of the type Of Lamar in public life.
1t is not merely his ability and elo-
quence that excite our admiration, al
though We do not undervslue his bril-.
liant intellectual gifts; but what espe-
ciauy commands our esteem and hon.
age is his moral character. He ia one
OF the few men capable Of rising above
the murky atmosphere Of low partisan
politics, one Of the very few who habit
ually mske Us feel the value Of enlight-
eDed conscience in public sff3irs.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

THE temperature yesterday was ex-
ceedingly low for this season OF the year,
the maximum Of the thermometer being
eighty degrees, which was noted in the
forenoon previous TO the heavy rainfall.
During the afternoon and night the Their
mometer went below seventy degrees.
By reference to our kilograms, it will be
seen that this unexpected change Of the
weather is quite general, and at Port
Jervis there was the appearance Of frost.
List year there was q similar visitation
Of cool weather, snow falling at Nssh-
vile, in this State, about the frat or Sec
ond of August, and even here fires aud
thick clothing were agrees bic.
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MouIton and Beeeher.

NEW YORK, July "a Francis D.
Moulton had a conference Saturday,
with Benjamin F. Butler and Roger A
Pryor, his counsel in the action against
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. 1t is al.
legged that MOulton is determined, in
view of reversal OF the decision Of
Judge Dykman, to force Beecher, by the
thirty-first Of July, to make answer to
plaintiff or let his case go by dsiauIt.
The advisory council comm ission,
which convened Saturday, to consider
the scandal, declare that they do not
consider it expedisnt or proper to ex-
anime into any allegations or reports, Or
to hear testimony respecting the same,
until such allegation or reports have
been embodied in charges, viii h shall
have been made, as aforesaid, by per.
son who shall undertake to present proof
Of the truth of the same before this conc
mission, to the end that q thorough trial
shall be had thereof
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

Hon. B. J. LEA seems TO be the favor.
its of his people for congress, at least so
we should judge from what the papers
say. TIE Humboldt Herald say of him
that he ''has been actively engaged in
the politics Of the country for sew.
erRl years, and has served &C.
ceptsb!y and with distinction in
various public positlons;" and
the Trenton NeI0s says "thst ne is
gentleman in every way worthy of the
honor he seeks, and one who would rep
resent US ably and with credit; and in
view of the fact that the campaign just
opened promises to be one whose battle
cry is reform, ability and integrity
we think no better selection could be
made.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

GOOD news for Memphians, ss well as
far thu people Of Little r OK and those
living along the line of the road, is
tina. the last spike YVES driven and
the Little Rock and Fcrl Smith railway
completed to Cherokee, the station oppO-
site Fort Smith, or the eleventh instant.
Or merchants should avail themselves
of the completion Of this enterprise to
push for trade in section OF Arkansas
tlst is rich In farm productions of every
kind
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DKPT., OFFICE On. SIG. oFTICER I
asaLHGroe, July ., AN.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
generally clear and eighty WaTmer
'oedtheT during he day, uRh tight Uari-
dOte soi1ads, and no decided change in
the barometer, probably foy.OtOed By
rain an The ucsteTH portions.
The Red rtUer 1UiH continue TO rise,
and t0lI probably reach the danger line
at Shreveport. DIegddy might
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

In the house yesterday Hon. Casey
Young introduced a resolution, under
suspension Of the rules, which was sgreed
ID, directing the attOrney-geoeraI, secre.
tsry Of the Interior, anu commissioner OF
internal revenue to suspend, until the
fist Of February next. all further action
in reference 10 lands sold for direct taxes
under act Of August 5 1851.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

1T is assered by correspondents OF
northern paper, IS well as by the local
journal; of Florida, that Hon. George
+. Drew, the Democratic candidate for
governor, viii concentrate almost the
entire vote of the northern settlers in
Florida who are anxious for reform in
the State administration. IA will also
attract very large pr centum OF the
colored vote. As the northern settlers
hold the balance Of power, and IS the
Democrats and Conservatives will give
Mr.. Drew their solid support, his cleo
ton may be looked for ss certain.
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CHAECERY SALE or REAL ESTATE.

No. 24lS, n. R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee. W. Mckinney ct eli.
vs.. c. A. StiIlman.
R1 Vntue OF an introductory decree for
~ SAFE, entered III the above cause on the
Isl oay OF December, 1870, and renewed, etc
May Q, 1875. viii sell, at public auction, to
Ine nlgnest bidder, in front OF the CLERK
and Master s oftice, Courthouse Building Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, ON
Saturday, August 10, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten.
nessee, and In the city of Memphis, to-w1t:
The north half OF lot No. 20I, in the Gil eenIaw
addition TO the city of Memphis, as su udivided
and laid OFF into lots according to the plan
thereof, as recorded.
Also, an undivided half-interest in the east
half OF lot No. 2, in VIM. COopers subdivision
as surveyed by ID. A. Kerr in 1855.
Also, lots Nos. and 4. in block No H. on
south side Of Vance street.
Also, the leasehold interest, when attached
OF Z. a. StillmGn in the lot of land at the
southeast cerner OF Fourth and Poplar streets
fronting l4S1z feet on Fourth street and about
l5O feet on Poplar street, with the Improve.
ments thereon.
To be sold by lots or tenements, as the case
may be. ~
Terms Of sale cash. This July 25. ls76.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By r. ]. Black, d. @. and NJ
j. NJ Gregory, Attorney, iv15
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THE commissioner Of ldian affairs
has ordered that the Red Cloud and
SpOtted-Tail agencies be turned over to
the military officers at Camp Robinson,
toPrevent any possible coptrJversy be-
tween the officers and the agents,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

SToRRs, Of Chicago, who defended
Batc)ck on the occasion OF the whisky
trial in st. Louis, made a long beech at
Aurora last Saturday for Hayes and
Wheeler. A significant feature Of it
was that it concluded with an eulo2y
on Grant What will Hayes and Wheel.
er and the Chicsgo Tribune say to that?
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The Louisiana Democratic State Con.
VentiOn.

BATON ROUGE, July "a The Demo-
cratic State nominating convention a.
semb!ed at noon. Judge J. A. Snyder,
of Bossier, was elected temporary chair
man. Delegates favor night session g
and the speedy transaction OF business.
Among the prominent candidates for
governor are General Frank n. Echols,
of Assumption; D. B. Penn, l.. A.
Wilt, and John M'Enery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

THE Belknsp impeachment was re-
sumed in the senate yesterday, aud
speeches were msde by Manager jerks
and Judge Black. Manager Lapbam's
argument, by consent OF the court, will
be printed and presented 10 the senate
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
UHIVERaITY.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

GENERAL g. w. q. LEE, Phi SIDENT.
FULL courses of instruction in Classical,
y Literary and Scientific Studies, and in
the Professional Departments of Law and OF
Civil Engineering.
The next session will open september 2lst,
and close June 9th. Total expenses, exclu-
sive of books and clothing, need not exceed
$500; by messing, they may De reduced to $500
or 500.
Tor Catalogue, containing full information,
apply to ldawl WALTER BOWIE, Clerk.
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New York, July "a: The funeral OF
the late William T. Garner, his wife
and her brother, Frost Thorne, drowned
by the cspsizing of the yacht Mohawk,
took place to-day at Gamers summt T
residence on Staten Island. ALI the
shops and other places of business in the
village were closed, and many were
draped in black and white cloth. The
mourners were very numerous. The
bodies were taken to Greenwood eeme-
terry,
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HoLLINs' INSTITUTE.
RnTETOUpr sPRIRGS VA

N'N'H n y y y - " hNUt's ~
HNHIRTY-FOURTH Annual Session will
i open Septeno Der 18th. Faculty, fifteen
ladies and gentlemen, besides other Officers.
Tuition in all literary studies, WITH BOARD,
S225. The school is first class, and enjoys the
further advantages OF mineral waters and a
mountain climate. Depot, Salem A. NJ. and
U. X, X. p. o., BOtetourt Springs, Va. Circu-
lars, with references to patrons in many
States, sent on applies ton. Young ladies
proposing to attend, should apply at once.
jy26w CHAS. l.. locke. Sup't.
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INGLESIDE SEMINARY.

fOUNDED AID. 1S45-A home school for
Il Yourg Lsdies and Little Girls. Terms
moderate. For particulars a. dress Miss Maria
Gibson, Cantonsvtlle, Maryland. References
by permiss1on-H. Furstenheim, ESQ, NJ 4IOr
j. J. Busby. iy23-au-sen
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THE SCORE:
CLUBS. IL 3 A. 5 6 Y s. 81 Totals
st. Louis Reds. q OF 81 Of o. 81 O. q o. 10
Memphis Reds. o. Of Of 2 o, OF / Of oil

Total bases on hits-SG. Louis, 10
bases; Memphis, bases. First base by
erTors-St. Louis, Z; Memphis, 4 Left
on bases-St. Louis, 6; Memphis, 5
Time of game one hour and fifty min
utes Umpire-Joseph Ellick,
YESTERDAYS GAME
between the st. Louis and Memphis
Reds was much batter than the day
previous, though the attendance was not
half large. The Memphis Reds did
better batting than on the previous day,
and in no CASE were their errors IS glsr-
ing. Morgan, Of the st. Louis, pitched
six inning, and then Calvin played the
rest OF the game. Clinton and Mayher
ALEC interchanged pitching for the Men,
phis Reds. We are glad to know that
yesteId ay's game was creditsble and an
improvement on the first one. The clubs
play their final game at Central park
this afternoon. The following is
Yesterdays SCORE:
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'EsTERDAY's SCORE:
CLUBS
Total bases on hits-St. |.

Total bases on hits-St. Louis, IA;
Memphis, II. First base by errors-St.
Louis, 8 times; Memphis, times. Runs
esrned-St. Louis, 3; Memphis, none.
Lett on bases-St. Louis, 5 left; Mem
dhis, 9 left. Home run by Cav n.
Double play by Walker. Time o. game,
Eilick, umpire.
The game at Olympic park Sunday
between the R;versides and Browns re-
suited in favor of the former by a score
Of seven to two.
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GINS, GINS, GINS

~ W. PAYNE'S RENOWNED ECLIPSE
Bs GIN AND HULLER, well known and
needs no recommendation, Is now made and
sold by Il. W. Hickman. Planters wanting
them must give their orders at once 10 gel
them for the coming season. Gin Repairing
ana filing promptly done.
B. W. HICKMAN,
JylI 068 Main Street. Memphis.
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ONE poLLAR PER MONTH.

The DAILY APPEAL IOiU be mailed 10
any address for one dollar per month.
Persons SedUiHg The city for the summer
ozH Leave their orders at The counting
room.
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John CrOce and Brothers

ETAVE returned to the city, and o1er to fur
"a nish FirsT-elssS SsEiug U9ssc to citi-
zens of Memphis at greatly reduced prices.
Orders left at 40 Jefferson street viii be
promptly complied with. JUN
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PATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,


more ana Ohio Railroad.
I'HIS Institution has been in operation for
L forty years, and N stntains a national repu-
tatlon. Its location is prominently health.
from the South, East or West. Terms peT
scholas ic year, for board and full course OF
Latin nd English, $500. For circulars, address
mrs. X. II. ARCHER, Eliicott City, r. o., Nd.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday cf cottos and gold:
Ne,0 York cotton, II lI-I6c. Memphis oot-
ton, lO5c. NeS0 FORK goSd, llI3. Menu
phis 02Ed, III.
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SPECIAL DOG ORDER.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, I
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, July u, 1876.
H% On and after MONDAY NEXT, July Oath
all dogs found running at large in the streets
will bs destroyed. Parties owning valuable
dogs will see that all such are properly muz-
zled or kept up.
iy22 p R ATHY CbfefOfP oIice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

THE silver bill is now the law, having
yesterday received the Presidents sig
nefrra
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THE INDIANS.
Our Army of slow Coaches Doing
Nothing Yef-"Lit1Ie Phi" Enjoy.
ing his Ease at ChIcaE0-EIc.

WASHINGTON, July M.-The follow
ing dispatches have been received by
General Sherman:
THE following dispatch nom General
Crook is traI smitted for your imforms-
ton. General Merritt will reach Gen.
eTal Crooks camp on August LIST, with
ten companies OF cavalry instead of
eight, "a at first contemplated. General
Terry has removed his depot from the
m outh Of Powder river to Big Horn, on
the Rosebud, and has notified me of his
intention to form junction with Crook.
In ~
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
Five Young Girls Drowned by the Up
setting Of a Boat on Contrary
Lake, Near 81. Joseph,
Missouri.
256,2H BarreIs of OIL Destroyed by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Assssss
siuatiOn.
Five Young Girls Drowned

ST. LOUIS, July PA Globe Demo
crat special from st. Joseph, Missouri,
GAYS while Mr.. James e. Cross was
boating with five young girls on Contra
ry lake, near that city, yesterday after
noon, the boat was upset and all the
girls drowned MIR. Cross while attempt
ing to save his daughter was ssiZ ri with
cramp, and was rescued only with great
difficulty, The giIls were from seven to
sixteen years old, and were named YAH
ter, Kraft, Seitz, Cross aad thinner.
Immense Loss of Oil by Lightning.
PITTsBURG, July "a The following
Is q statement in barrels Of oil de-
stroyed by lightning since April II. ii:
PaIker's, AIrl 18th, 46, 600 barrels; Sill
go, April 18Th, 1000; Oil City, June Sd,
A, 600; Petrolia, June S,h, 800; Petro.
leum Center, June 18Th, 300, Bradford,
June 18Th, $4,000; Trcutman, June 17Gh,
5000; Fairview, June 26:h, "a 600; RyId
Farm, July %, 100; Pitt burg, July 9Th,
1000; MillerstowD, July lltb, p, 975;
Pittsburg, July 18th, 1900; Beaver City,
July 18th, 1900; Dix Station, July 20.h,
81, 500; minor fires, 1900. Total, 256, 24l.
Attempted Assassination.
ST. LOUIS, July "a AT late hour
lss5 night, while two young men were
standing on Fifth street, near Union
Market, waiting for street Car, s. man
accompanied by a woman came along,
and, when opposite the young, drew q
knife, stabbed one Of them three times,
once in the lungs, iDfictlng what's SUP
posed to be mortal wound. The young
men would not give their names or the
name CT the man who did the stsbbing,
nor make any explanation whatever of
the affair. Tne would-be assassin has
not yet been arrested.
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STEA TsEIPS.

Sailing from New York on SATURDAY OF
each week, from Pier IS North River.
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY OF LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN, CITY OF LIMERICK,
CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY OF MONTREAL,
CITY OF BROOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF BRUSSELS, CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND
Passengers will ind the. steamers tas5sfuliy
htted mp, while the statetOons are Light, airy
and rOomy. The saloons, -args antfeFe4f Vo6-
ttlated, are the breadth 81 theYessel, and SIT
uated where there is least noise and molten
Smoking rooms, Ladies' Boudoirs, Pfau9z6ftee
and Libraries, Bathrooms, Barbershop, etc.
Instant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The steamers of this Company adopt the
Southerly Route, thus lessening the danger
from Ice and fOgs.
Rates of Passage-sSO and 500, gold, accord.
ing to accOmmOdatton-all having equal sa-
loen privileges.
Round Trip Tickets-Sl45 and SI75, gold.
Steerage-To and from all points at reduced
rates.
eS- For dates of sailing and plans Of state.
rooms, apply to THOMAS FISHER, Emmett
Bank, Memphis, or
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway. New York.
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To General Sheridan, Chicsgo:
] send in courier to-day 10 carry In
duplicates Of my dispatches TO General
Merritt, for fear the originals may not
have reached their destination. l send
courier to General Terry tonight to
inform him l will cooperate with him,
and where 20 find me-, and also giving
what information 1 have in regard to
the Indians. Il ia my intention to move
out after the hostiles as soon as Colonel
Merritt gets here with the Fifth cavalry,
and shall not probably send in another
courier unless something special should
require me to do 81. 1 sm getting anx-
ious about Colonel Merritt's ablIily to
meet me soon, as the grass is getting
very dry, and the Indians are liable to
burn 1t any day.
CROOK, Brigadier-Gereral.
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GRAND TENPLE or LOVE

TTNHE Grand Temple of Love will meet In
i regular annual session on THURSDAY
MORNING, August 3, 1879, at No. $50 Second
street, Memphis, Tenn, at 10 O'Clock. The bi.
ennial Ell cttOn of officers will be held.
By order JACKSON P. CREWS, q. T. 8.
WILLIE b. ROGERS, q, s. iva
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To General sherIdan, Chicego:

HEADQ'Rs BIG HORN AND YELLOWSTONE
EXPEDITION, CAMP ON GOOSE CREEK,
WYOMING, july Is, 1876,
Via FORT FETTERMAN, July -, 1876. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-17

D. the lev apss received fa san Francisco per Corea,
veosrrr tfe ss-rsaeston Is being readily solved
than a srfrzci and the IL has Teceded 10
"a. r cent a. compared With roI In fact IL has resumed
o. oruar s-atus 10 trade This has been caused BY in
creased demand g. il l the Eastern United states and in
Eu-afe
EsuE tc uc Of silver 90 take the place q the dirty
faa frsr csrelcy 10 the United States aeorrespond-
crf aye
TIE 5ossrumsaf Commenced paying Wednesday April
~ " n pieces 30 tne rauts. und the caia-
rfr af coming 81 5 month all the time 10 month
tvs. aeesll shat capacity could De- aim u doubled
aud bu.ilsu in the hands q the
ifliull-st b. e-ullll0pnssibiy when AT Is coiued
= au aay. Do stated that the rush will De Kept up
s. fhfef fur DAYS longer. silver being usR thing "a
pockets 20 s uepie d iskeff fbere ssnt away - pre-
taE event small change q rapidly disappearing
o. especially regards the working u silver coin into
fI -uutrt and places removed from the cities The
here. That 30 take $40 900 900
d rrfv fha demands "A people who
a. curiosity TIE hauks of Washington paying PR
tt premium Sc eiinhl currency, because ucir customers
silver a. change % hand paniTuusy
There BE- danger that there viii be any
saa-tg any redemption q fractional currency,
.a flr are 1 OJ outstanding (which 20 00o CO..
80 DESTROYED, and sloOlO0t0 perhaps
d. nlafiuE around for time There Is only the
caurr IL boarding. his l. Incident . any change N the
sGsrtrz g paper uilucy lack O. a c1iu system"
Itis supposed that q VIII require my millions to supply
te eauI silver ccius the United Staies. In Germany
there u b. lsuaus als1 f5r loss thaa hundred
r1as silver lr small 50 that Il would seem likely
tds t1s scare" for sacb IL really h. will blow
Al @ ross o. Strengthen belief that the basis proposed
d us tvc weeks h. the safest and best fr the
caI Interests q our kagiom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-17

COMMERCIAL.

HONOLULU MAJ L. 1876
Tleb-e lalia n. Avery arrived The 10Th from san
Fu- vi1is fu cnreu q asoe 70 merchandise consigned
g. u-a b. n.v 30 She has been laid 90 The berth
f.- san Fsl-lai-ca ana viii D. DESPATCHED soon.
f,ls Naitie Na-y orig- cargo u Goals from Seattle.
t f-t cal ever asroiucei from thr eaal mines ioeated
81
nfk C1-ca from san Francisco f. under charter % load
rua-a 81 had hne Ias.lss Il 49, DAYS from san Fran
c-1--
saaauer II. ware she ruano Islands Is in ballast;
sts uir return shortly with supplies and lab1rer-.
B.- D. C. sfurrs sailed lhe stb with fuil cargo Of
d and urv fraueisoo. and the bark Albert for
v.rt1ria 1r ths i2.h. uiih parti,l cargo.
Adse f- san Frautscy frart the arrival al that port
orts E-k Nary Bill Roberts 70 days from Honolulu She
la t-eu iat au sail the iotl instant and may be
Is..e- flr abauf RE 18th.
us iaa steamer Australia may be expected next week
ou wvsuesl.y Thar-iay raute flr san Francisco
aurel al,sss from san Francisco report change in
ts qaaafaus cf ISLAND produce sugar rated low, a. al
l.si previous cate
ts.-g renamed 81 ilzs<