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Time RaII.
rzE EOroa OF THE HAuAr1.s GAZETTE:

To TIE EDEToR oF THE HG~ATIts GAZETTE:
VALPARAIsa. March 10th, 1877.
sa-IE may be If intsrsss u the Captains Of
ships 4ad oshsrs who may wish their chr
meters Gr TO correct their WTtehss. TO know that
Ehen cue af her H B. NJ Ships Il present at any
port in the Pacific. such ships Cor the ssnss, more
than aasI marks thu time daily by tine bah nj
uoaa-
The baA L hoizssd sat ths ''tp" a. about lI=5s.
i hai5tet right u IL ahaG: IzS And Il drspp4i AZ
the instant Of u1on mean time
When the British Flag Ship Is present. saue per-
sanz are II the habit Of scrsesng rhsir Watches BY
the evening gun. bat It zhogid be understood that
the zan auly marks ths time apprs 1inateIy, whilst
n the sse sf the tine ba Il. tie iE of srrsr shoaa
not e1eset half = serond-
an, SIr,
Your 0beiient Servant,
A. z. R Dz HaRsEY,
EEa- Air,s-sI 1r1 Cam u1ulEar In Chief af Il z
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TIKI news from the sea. Of war indicates
extensive preparations on the part Of both
Russia and Turkey. Russia enters European
Turkey with an army Of over 100000 men,
ghieh were Iuassed GA the northern bank OF
the Danube, at points which were being
strongly fortified. to serve rs the bSse Of sup
plies. From the East another strong army,
estimated at 100, 900, has entered Asiatic Tur-
key q; variocs points, and several engage
ments have taken place, with rather uncertain
results. The Russian forces being now in the
heart Of Turkey, the latter power will have
the advantage in being able 10 Concentrate her
troops and act on the defensive. C9nstauti-
nople is the great object Of the Russian at
tack, and in ouler To lay siege to it she will
strain her energies. But her troops are in a
hostile country. and Will be compelled to
fight for every foot that they advance beyond
the Danube. II IS now simply question OF
Russian or Turkish military superiority. The
leadiug Eurupean powers will quietly look on
until Turkey begins TO show sisus Of weak
ness and defeat, which she undoubtedly will.
-theu they viii have 4 word TO say, and the
var viii become general. The best map o:
the seat Of war Is fOun8 in the Illustrated Lon
don News Of April IL Harper's Weekly Of
May Il and the Sacramento Onion Of May Is,
each has one also
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GtITIZENs AND REsHDEATR or HONG
" LULU, Visiting Friends and strmnRe-n rensrely
eofd4ly invited 70 attead Public Worufp FORT ST.
CHURCH. where Services held every sabbath nt n
O'Clock A. H., and ~ r. NJ seats are provided for al
VINO may BE pleased 70 attend There i n Wasinenzy
svsning Prayer Meeting ~ o'ci0rk In n Larzrs
Room, 70 which All Ars Eelcon1e tt4I
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Rates of Passage will be

Es- No Credit for Passage Money. ga
Tickets at the Oflice only.
No will considered until paid to- Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage Freight or Par
GELS unless receiptsd for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
r5 An effort viii be made have the Steamer reach
HonOu1 the evening Of the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
oace wishwHder Co.. Of Fort & queen Streets
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News Galar1 special says Teaterfay the
Ezzsiaaz we're erassEag u b0aEz fran IhrziI 10
Ghiaea- They hGrasi the Iattsr place.
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NEpNESnAr. JitNE 8, ls.I.

Hrs Majesty the King, accompanied by His
Excellency the Minister Of Interior, and other
diguitaries Of Government, embarked on
hoard the steamer hilauea on Friday even
ing last under salutes FROM the Russian
ships Of war ami the Penchbowl battery. and
departed for the Island Of Kauai. lie vii
retln tomorrow morning on baard the Fan
tome. that ship having been coGrteoGsly tend
erred for his use by the British Commissioner
and Consul General. Major Wodchouse.
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NOTICE.

<n1 THEUSDEMsHgsKD BEGs TO ISFoRM
Nf ti's citizens o. Haaoiniu and B1hdr senefna1f
r. "a th-t ns has moved ~ the 4hoE On Aeft nA1t
&44s1 ptreefs next 70 1K. hcnah1t sug slGre. Hf"
he WI sly9 spactAl 4la@nticn an 4ipds of WLtcaea
Clock1 ane 1sNeirJ kepning. KnxraEnez- Ac. All pA@
ages from tne otskF aandn nddfaned hn, uon.aHag
articles for reaaFs, VIII reeege pFOnfs aisenlsn- 0rn
soieite1 for all grades sf Watches cf American r4n.s
tars. sAtlAfAeton snaraataed 10 ever respect.
EsIy u. WILsDH CLARE
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CupREME COURT or r,tr u.w,


SUPREME COURT OP THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. April Tern. A. n is77.-In tbe matte .
81 the petiion Of Uu "a - quiet little in snlsa
BY right Of inherifance.
On reading and ding the Isfiiion of To iki % wnkik
k OAHU claiming title b. sight of inherfAurr tie fa
OF certain land situated NJ WEikfkkAi the dasae1
IN Royal Patent Number 81 granted EMnhosa ~ uaa
the Of the petitioner last died selrsi ard ~
sessed Of said land that she inteaase amt ths y-ar
ISL and Praying for process to claimants for dscrco
A1udsHs ihe said Uutk) 70 be entitled 10 4sd and IN
WSoie Ia part:
It ercfole ordered that Saturday the IN Gay q AprI
A D. lssf be and is hereby appointed herring r
ton before tins Justice named fherein the nest regular
term I the supreme Court az the CnuKt House Hon
luu, al which time ad place ali persons concerned say
appear aud show cause aay they have Why he prayer
said petition should not be Erats aud h further orfef
that th notice shall be published H0nouiu 10 The En
and Hawaiian htnEuagr, The former n the HaWza1
cite ahd the latter in the Nuppa kaoksS eF san
three weeks before the ist DAY Of the said q
preme Court.
Dated Honolulu March isih A. d. is7z
VIM r. Castle. CHARLES c HARRIS
Atty for Uu- Chief Justice q the supreme conrt.
5y the above order there SUFFICIENT time teTMcsn
The notice ard return day, thcrefe order herrby
amended to make the day the TN ay q sy
A. d. 1871. A FHANCI- Tl-nn
Ii9 Justice Of the supreme couri.
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Labor Contracts.
TTtHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE HAD PIE
fAhED By cogureteng legal anlhorffy. wllh spariAi
References 70 the Master ana servAass Laws aou q fc6
n this kingd1m.


n this kingd1m.
Blank Forms Of Labor Contracts,
Suitable for all Gases which they onla nn orr ssr a
y tl9se Desiring % employ servants. with fan
ce INA. they the only sorn1a ms thnf rn7iy
n every pRFieuaaf with ths Laws governing Ike relations
between Master and servant
Agents oher Ialsnds VIII be frfahd WIKI shess
blanks az LIBERAL rates for eAan-
HENRY WATERHOuEE.
cHAE. T. 0uLICE.
Agents 70 take Acknowledgement 10 ConuA1t i1r
Labor, District Of Kona, ialaaa of Oahn.
Honolsia, Nag sll, 1871. egssn
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gpfMMKLs CHOICE PKRPUMEmY. rHIAEo
y 4hA.AAD5 Joekay Club, and qtl4r b1ffleAs Inlles
Yhsegax d word-ide czlshrty T0lia8 MnEer. LAFeaE
MAlar, Florida #sler. Fan de ConHse. fklAe Jua hnd
oircaFise Tor tn@ Hair. Gycrrne H1neY, ln44af ad
other DonEs Violet a1d Elca P0wier AaaM1aniae 11r
NE Teeth. &C. sss zlana ~. Re9snl Alrenfs sad -
Corhls L0ndou. Hod by Perf4znrra sld GaeluAntn.
hsEisiei cd trade 1laTE-an hefAIdrie rose. t<o1K
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Notice.

ME. ID. P. PERRRBOM HOLDS QUE POWER
lYE d Attorney and will rzBnart alt bnxueas r tha
nEIn 0f A. w. PEIRCE a CO. daring ny abssncs from
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Kauai.


AOL - AL Z.
Z-CAs--R 4 Cusxe. Eeg street. Ecuolrlu.
81 selaefzr x Msrgi111z A1i AG-E1n1A1u SE &C.
ts-N G;rf-eu-n & &C, Gusen Street. EonnlGan
rs-Eal H1lrscAlser 4 Cc. NsrrhAaE Street Ecncgr1.
Ss-F T LErehAl & ~, Gresn street. HcnQhEln-
-s--eEsrs 4 Dac@scEa E1rr srreet. HoaGiz1z-
HOLESALE SPIRIT.
2s-F Lsnshaz 8 CO, o1een street., Hcnoiala-
yICTCALLISG.
t-rg1ng Ezee. wAllEku MAJ MAJ
T-E1ng kens. Wahss. ALazL-
f2-Nk1l. " alEzF1I- M4zi-
I--al1. Mzr1aksa street. Eguci1ll.
y II N1lce e1r1ar 1leen N1nkza SIS ueucl11.
iT-AK1ug. L1ser1A=la.E HotaL Hlnohll--
BUTCHER.
l-NlGzg Lee. wal1iSn MEzl
ts-E EerEaEl1rn, kaEca- kA1sl
PCELTC snow
SC M-rnrg Eaysz E4Ealaz rheHrrs Hcnolul1
.i-W A CttEZ-1ls E.-gAl EaEsl1s TasH--e. EslG1i1.
HORSE.
E-ExhrnzpusAzs No IS 1s-Walnhuh. Ns as
4S NLahelgna ~, 40, Al i&-Esakzlasi,AQnl- e
g-EAE1hac q. rs-DuT1i 4S
ig-Eepana * .+-tGkla ~
E.-Abs =. Is @-E 2 Waat 50
I--w 4 S4lllpeaPriA a 81 AksPo 81, 3
TAEla EeaEe
CAKE PEBDLTNG.
LAPAAE.
sa-cnzs Rodgers N . Sc
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HAW AIIANGAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PR0GR ESS.

PUBuSHEn AND EpITEp BN
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
GEORGE II. DOLE. ASSOCIATE EpIroR.
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Ms J. X Nils ASs ec~p daily appointed AEvnt ~ take
Arkncsgneuts 70 Izhar cuntraess cor she passes ~
uAEalsSua, Hawaii }. MOTT SMITH,
IsssrsE oaee. MAY .isL iS-T. Nsl.seE u tInteEbcr.
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Rsar Aaai-zI aud Csun4nder IN Chief of h 3
NJ SHIPS in the Fs-sze-
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IL E.ckclg MzlaaCps4lL. klhzlA
S-2Aaa & AEL. HsEGEla- ; E11A
ta-AE4- EanA1lzU. : k-n&
la-Chzng Son. HAawa. aAalA
rs-> >zz.lsg, NeFsa kgazlt,
zT--sAa1uz4. rl-l1-uEa. llc.
--,' 'asl1usg RgE. W1lhlal. Kan
-t-Aul51nN- Azhilli. Alc.
N---Alen A S-hckfuie. kzrrAl-te.
Kauai.
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HENRS A. P. CARTER,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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TIME TABLE,
STEAMBR IT. KILhUBA
REYNnInS MASTER.

REYNOLDS, -. :. MASTER.
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Maui


t-N1ug k1ng. Eal1s,s.
t-rhss Il P'z-as, VSG1Se
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e5vERENEEF LANDS.
J. MOTT SlETrE,
Minister ef the La1erinr

Iu1a-s1r oaica. Nay nsp 1871 annizus
81.
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siree the departure Of the last steamer to your
port the arrivals and departures have been As follows
Arrivals-May 1. schr W. Il. Meyer 5th, steamer
ZeAl1niia; 5th, bark IoIaui.
Departures-Nly 18Th, sehr W. H. Meyeri 18th,
bark Iolani; 23rd. steamer Zsalandia.
Gold continues steady at 1861 to l0Tt.
Flour has fAIlea little.
White sugar continues firm. Yours,
ESCINAL-
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has bee. ei,Gse,l. a,iu asi,.e,f =. Il enc
Calm equally false that the Presidency
had stopped ali the machinery OF trade
on the instant And yet the Republican,
press, with its wellsnown a5iny and
impotence, has endeavored to make il
appear that the Deu,ocrats arc H. blame
Tor this condition of things. iecsuse they
did not concedu at once the pr-p"sterous
claim of the election of Hayes. As to
this, it Is only necessary to ask whether
it is at all likely that the Republican
party would have yielded one inch in its
claims, if Gov. Hayes had carried a
State by 5000 majority, which had
been af,erwsrd counted for Ti'deny
They would have laughed the Democrats
out Of Court. 1t is onlg herause the
Repnbli ;an parry has powerful Irc>s
supported BY Government patronage
that they have been atle to keep their
claim alive so lorg
1t is the Republican party that i. re
sponsible for the present stagnation OF
business, because it has persisted in
claiming victory which did not belong
TO il. Every man ont of employment,
every man who has ,en hi. fau;iy suf,
fer for want Of food, will remember this
" hen the newt elrctinn comes
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Order nnt Of Chaas

Tie Senate on Tu ,sday elected Sen :
tors Edmunds, Morton, Frelin@huyscn.
Thurman, ana Ba ysrd hy ural imcns
vote for the tr-narty commission to settle
the presidential middle The House
elected congressman Payne, Hunt ~
Abbott, HDar and Garfield The
Supreme Judges ais, met on the same
d,y and elected Judge Dayi>, by vote
OF three out Of four |; is understood
that Judge Davis viii not serve, and
that Jud-, Bradley is the coming man.
We have every reason to believe tina,
this to party commission will give Us a
fair count. mi assuredly elect Tilden.
We prefer that Judge Davis would
serve but Democrats at Washington dc
70: fear to trust their cause with Brad
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Who Is Responsible!

In all the wearisome delay Of discus
zion i'll Congress and anxious waiting
among the people, every man whose
business sutfers-ani whose business
does not will remember who Is r.
sponsiblc Every man knows that. On
the morning after election, every r-
minded Republican newspaper Ia ne
country. and ever candid Re2at@ j.
citizen admitted that Mr. Ti.dcu la
been elected Every man knows that
1t was not until the Republican mana.er~
conceived their scheme Of stealing all
the States necessary 70 their purpose
that the Republican, press set mp t.r
cry that Hayes had been elected Ever,
man knows that this claim has been
persisted in, although Gov Tiilen re-
ceivei in Louisiana an undi<pute /
majority Of more than 5000 on the yot.
east, and had a.elear majority in Florida
Every man knows that the mass of
honest people believe NJ TIlen L.
have been honestly elected. ami the
Chandler eli me have &i>regarlcd their
voice Every man knows thay in Europe
it IS believed on all sides that SIr. III
den has been elected, and the former
editor Of the Nen York T.a,rs. AIR
Jennings, now the I.oliou corrc~anu-
dent Of The Ne, York B'orjd. d,c'ar,,
that it is because Of this Lc;ict tea.
United States bonds have stood 50 Graz
In foreign markets.
New, in the face OF this genuine ans;
general belief that Mr. Tl.3en (. .scc.,.
who are responsible for The universe.
stagnation in business tha, has parailz-,i
every industry, erampei every maa, la
come, and brought pr:ytuon AMI snf,r
irg into thousands Of home~: Who Ia;
the leaders Of the Republican psr.y i.
They set up the false cI4n tat HAYES
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While most of our public men have
been giving their attention to the prcsi-
dency question, President Grant has
found time to consider the subject Of
resumption He stated on Saturday
that he had reached the conclusion that
the conditions were such as t. warrant
immediate resumption. lie gave three
reasons for this opinion: First, tn,
balance Of trade for the past nineteen
months had been $40, 600 geo in oui
favor; that is, that ouI merchandise ez
ports have been valued at 500 0J5, COT
more than our merchandise imports.
Second, our credit was constantly i'm
pro ling abroad Third, the country hnd
recovered from Its speculative fever aat
was prepared to put forth the ci'rt
necessary for rcsumption Tie pcs;
dent seems 10 underestimate the Off
.cuitics Of rcsuming, and seems 10 be
in great hurry to d. something O.
importance before the end Of ms tr"a,.
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a. 4

"a tae matter of the estate Of David Ilay.1Ivn
s.cc-a ed.
"a reading and filing rhe portion of J l. Edy ards
81 -ltid COUNTY representing s;pn. other things
;Eat Iiat tewtllyn late Of J.rrn. in said ounTv
az the TN day Of Apri! \. u 49,, Al town al
SeFint. III said county. died iatr~farc leaving
-''"o>' vhAttcl> ana vS-Stc WI in tajS state n,
AT tie said petitioner i in-lqw Of said de-
crssSG aid pla! lt- that = Administration of said
,~&" he IL hin -raut d. il rg.rr hat said pc
lttnu oa EcaiG hein.e the IA e u this Court on
'.unGi- the : =. fav ~ January 4. d I,7.. al 70
ctocS g. =. IS ny s4acc in SAID county.
'trG' E-c tHrthtE tuaI uufiC. n -rpof b, -iVr1 10
5ue st.i' -gIG deceased an Ia All psrsoas int
c>5Vit. ~ IaEii@iIi!- copy u hi order three
r.e@s rioT 2lu day OF h.-tri,l.. in }ac Nalito-
N"c ! .s"t Ncesiy Newspaper published al Mani
;oMt.c tH atG COUNTY
HaJsa at MaDitovoc, III, 50 day Of December.
- 49,.
@. -3s- T. c. CLMSTED County Judce
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On Form Of GrasIism

one OF the strongest arguments In
'a'"r OF transferring me management OF
u.e i"i'a''S II III '"e 'e'i'r 20 INC
''N'7''' 10 ''i"' - ''e ''o'f
9e' '"l'h ID 'iie report u Ca''- II
VI VIC ~ - - .''''' " '''''"'
y ''"' ''''' - ''' - ''s ''o' a.
canning i'ocN' D'N"'@' Ia AUGUST
Last D'PO '"h'i>' H. J" conn ia @ "i'h
"ri"rS, a>saihe1 control al the S@e"cS
AZ Sta'ding h"ck. DISAPPEARING vi. j IN
hiFke. the agent at the Indian i'ir,an
iihhiedia'eiy upon taxing c''ar3e q 'hr
agency 'ait. johnston hai ceh>ns
ta%1h OF the various bancs OF Indian
coming under his control, %hich vas
repeated at TIE Tine ol Issuing annuity
goods
ne result was that the number OF
Indians receiving ra'iors at Standing
Rock after the census rot. ., lncluf
ing men, women, Children. hall breeds.
and likewise returned hostlleS. was :. 344.
and at the date of his report. Dec 20.
including returned hosrii - and In3iin-
from other agencies. it was hut 2,391:
while Burk'. the dcp">,d a-cnt. had
been reporting the number at 1000
AID had been drawing anu PROCESSING to
'SSae rarions Of the e.tIratrd vanc cf
over Si1N. Gee annually I'D hrrn Drawn
COR more rhon 4,c0o Inai.,ns ale hal
10 existence Capt. J"h"a."p SAYS, -ha;
he is fully convinced .ha' there ha-
never been. al any time. al that agenc.
more than }. 800 Indians; probably n"'
more than 5000. H. aisn Sass t'aI lie
3 Of he rinion thar ah,is u:atty !oi-c-
n,mh,rinu 5rl, mnu v.,,c, ..a ..},;id
- -:
my WIZ "''''d'''c'''S ''h'''" "''''
Sitting Bull Is brought to terms ~ the
military.
| S.,,,a-,or t,-;,g nos.,..;o, az 81
r.
"p'
"''''A COZ S''I'' van i've % MS '""' :
men, VIII" inihrei h'!l E'gir ami Litti''
! Wound. with their RESPECTIVE bau's.
nurhprioy III n,rs,rs whu had ;,irc3
Tug ''''>'''',' ~ - ~ '"'
anH Shfreh''"r thr'n'.H'e> As prisoner
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IN pnonaTE, n.n,touoc county

cesaad.
Z reading snd fiiag the petition of William II.
,so'e o. ACUitOwoc- county repres" ming among
,,her things that Il lillian Noble late of hossuth.
Ha:fitpwoc COUNTY the 18th day of January A. d.
49,, s.; E0ssuh Town Gied ntesja ate. leaving goods,
chs tels and estate within this state and county
M that the said petitioner i Of said deceased
'ad pgaving tAat administration o. said estate be
70 him ted, il i ordered that said petition be
haard before the judge of this court, on Monday,
he :f;h DAY of February \. ID. ISL at ten O'Clock
\. N n INV ofitc in said county
rderediurther, that notice thereof be given TO
The ii"r- OF sad deceased, aud 10 all persons in
icrc.ted, by Publishing 6 copy @! this order for
.hrer successive week prior 10 said gay of hearing
il the d.':iioHoc Pilot weekly newspaper pnb
ii-hcd al Aan.t Voc IL said c. unity.
- .. LgsTED. County Judge
n.red al Asuitowoc the 2.st day OF January A. D.
S1 a.. .N-
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CAN'T.

In the matter of Il c estate Of Martin Rathel.
deceased.
On reading ard fling the petition Of Nicholas
Hit, man. administrator. with Will annexed, os
fha estate of saiu deceased, rcrrcscUtiug among
other things that he ha- taily administered
said estate. and praying that Il kline and place be
hxcd tsr examining and aIuwia- his account of
his admir- st-Ttion. fled IN tai, Cart. l. is order
60 thst sal account be examined hy the Judge of
this Court. on Monday. the 18th day of February.
\. ID. 1877, al 10 clock o. M. at my office i'll said
County.
Ordered further. hat notice thereof be given 10
the heiis of said licensed. and Ia all persons inter
ested, by publishing copy OF thi. order for three
successive weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing. il
tie utitowoc Pilot q weekly newspaper publish d
a the city OF danitow oc in said county
Dated n MantowOc, the 18th dGy Of January
A. ID. 1871.
II g. OF ISTED Cnunty Judye
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To '-heTss Sshli>r:
Yon ere hereby notified that warrant Of AT
trcii.nrIt has hren iasucd sgsin-t sou E-id you-
property attached % satisfy the demand of q
ham berlin. :. tha-nberlin and II. Chamber'in
am u9iiHg 10 one hundred sixty five Dollars over
SID above al legal set offs with costs of suit
Vow unless sou shall appear before VIM. II
Glover Justice OF the Peace in aad for the said
county n; bis Office IN same city of hanitnToc
county of Ganitcwoc and tate oi Wis. on the 23
dav ot february 1871 at ten o'clock A u. Of said
dsy. ind m 1t viii t- rendered against you and
your property sold to pay the debt.
.s,eo he 3lst day OF January ISL.
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Probate Ciiicc, Sanitow &C Jan 10th A. d 1877.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate &c tie
last will AID testament Of Guibrand &. Waarum
deceased, late OF the county ct Mauitovoc. has
been filed in this Office: and whereas application
has been made by knud Robe prayiug that the
sane lie proven and admitted To Probate accord
ing To the laws OF this state: therefore, it is ord
Probate O.tcc IN the Civ of Mlnitowoc in said
tolntv on the 18th dtF Of February a. d. 1877 at
ten clock il the forenoon. And il is further
ordered. that notice shall be given To all pereons
Interested in said will. OF the time and place OF
-aid hearing, by publication in the Manitouoc
Pilot ncwspaI cr printed in said county for three
successive weeks. once cacn week. prior to the
time Of such hearing.
by the .Curt,