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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

Some time ago Herr Stolba published
a method of plating iron and steel by
the simple immersion process, and the
following plan has been recently put
forward by him as an improvement: I:
To dilute solution (5 to 10 per cent
of as pure chloride of zinc as possible,
there is added enough sulphate of nickel
TO color it strongly green. This is
heated to ebullItion in porcelain YES
sci. The objects, being completely
cleaned of grease, are then suspended
in the liquid SO that they touch each
other as little as may be; and the boil
ing is kept up for from half an hour to
an hour, water being from time TO time
added in place of that evaporated, The
nickel is precipitated in brilliant
white layer wherever the surface OF the
object is not greasy or rusty. The
operation can be continued for several
hours if desired; but the plating will
not thus be rendered much thicker.
After removing the objects, they are
washed with water holding chalk in
suspension, and carefully dried. They
may afterwards be cleaned with chalk,
and they take fine yellOwish-toned
polish. The chloride of zinc used should
contain no metal precipitable by iron.
When it cannot be obtained of sufficient
purity, it may be made by dissOlving
zinc scraps in hydrOchlOric acid, and
allowing the solution, containing an
excess of metallic zinc, to rest, in order
that the metals precipitable by the zinc
may separate. Filter at the end of "a
hours, and the solution is ready for use
each portion of zinc dissolved corres-
ponds to about 81 parts of chloride of
zinc. The sulphate of nickel should
also be as pure as possible, and the cold
solution should not preciDitate when
plate of iron is plunged in 1t, as would
happen, for example, if it contained
copper. When during the operation
the liquid becomes pale green, owing
to the precipitation OF nickel, more sui
phate must be added until the intense
green is retained. When the used
liquid is exposed to the action of air, it
deposits hydrated oxide of iron, coming
from the dissolved metal. 1t should be
filtered, and more chloride of zinc and
sulphate added, when it may be again
used. In the same way polished iron
and steel objects may be covered with
a brilliant plating of cobalt, by using
sulphate of cobalt solution. The APP
pearance of this plating differs very lit
tie from that of polished steel. The
distinguishing characteristic is the
light rose-colored tint. The author
states that the plating wears well.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

The Boston Commercial Bulletin has
been investigating cigarette smoking,
and concludes that one cigar df it is
considered injurious at ALL is six times
as injurious as cigarette. The weight
of the tobacco in cigarette of average
size is not quite Is grains (the exact
average of twenty cigarettes weighed
being l4'S grains), or nearly one
gramme, while the average weight of
of the paper is 0'65 grain, or 0'O37
gramme, which is about 3 6 per cent. of
the whole weight of the cigarette. The
weight of tobacco in a cigar of ordinary
size, however, is about 92 grains, (the
exact average of twenty cigars weighed
being 0l'6 grains), or 6 grammes. The
3'6 per cent. in weight of paper In a
cigarette, is composed principally Of
woody tibre--generally made from cot
ton rags-and this, burning with the
tobacco, produces the same empyreu-
matte substance as the woody fibre of
the tobacco itself, and Is not more In
furious, when nothing but tobacco and
paper are used in making the cigarette.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
Hospitality.

Hospitality is good deal a matter of
latitude, suspect. The shade of palm
tree serves an African for hut, his
dwelling is all door and no walls ;
everybody can come in. TO make a
morning call on an Esquimaux ac-
quaintance, one must creep through a
long tunnel; his house Is all walls and
no door. One might very probably
trace regular graduation between
these two extremes. In cities, where
the evenings are warm, the people have
porches at their doors, and this Is, of
course, a provocative to the interchange
of civilities. A good deal which In
colder regions Is ascrlbed to mean
disposition, belongs really to a mean
temperature,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
silent Suffering.

These things are often unknown to
the world; for there is much pain that
is noiseless, and vibrations that make
human agonies are often mere whispers
in the roar of hlrrying existence.
There are glances Of hatred that stab,
and raise no cry Of murder; robberics
that leave man and woman forever
beggared of peace and joy, yet are kept
secret by the suflerer-committed no
sound, except of low means in the nigla
seen in no writing, except that made
on the face by the slow months of sup
pressed anguish and early morning
tears. Many an inherited sorrow that
has marred a life has not been breathed
into the human ear,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

The best way 10 keep out wicked
thoughts is always to be employed in
some good ones, Let your thoughts be
where your happiness is, and let your
heart be where your thoughts are.
1t is shameful for man to rest In ig-
norance OF the structure of his own
body, especially when the knowledge
Of II mainly conduces to his welfare,
and directs his application Of his own
powers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
NO KISS?

kiss me, Will, sang Marguerite.
To pretty little tune,
Holding up her dainty mouth.
Sweet as roses born in June.
VIII was ten years old that day,
And he pulled her golden curls
leasingly, and answer made,
I'm too old don't kiss girls"
Ten years PASS, aud Marguerite
Smiles as win kneels at her feet,
Gazing fondly in her eyes,
Praying, Wont you kiss me sweet ?
Bite is seventeen to-day;
With her birthday ring she toys
For moment, then replies:
I'm too old don't kiss boys !"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Marriages ana oLitusry notices over one
squire ,h rSad for at half regular rateA
Al local notices 10 cents = line for esch
No notices inserted for lees than ffiy
cents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

przsrr rcz 4 NEE EzrG4crrcN FancEss.-Ths
gsueza- Csz1cE q G1azzzlGPs s1srs gri-e g re
.lrsa-c- GA ueE presses q szazeaSa Ct l1ics Ct
sza- cz1e CT e s,Egzr il,riealo0- MS prize vi
ee E5Fsn = EAosr.r CcCz-ls frgu tie Szzs glsle
SKA Der ecE- szEz-- The slst u HPpiiczEru Gf
-. 80 zro.esss sAczld 1Gt exceed - per csRs CT
ra- ralzs -szzzed- ExPer1sa1s III esnza1e fs1-
--ass a. 6zaaa,saps sldsr he alsPiees & CIV
s-uzsuE eonnlssi1u- A. suss Ct transport sne--
INST BE- a9l-essss % ne 1irect1r, CT -2E Lat-r-er
ELsss rur-z. 6 1aEz.117s. The ScierEie American
szrs ne sa1e rzzzes a. S1a6zlcEps sunra-zs :
-sr eecE s-z4- Ez-Asr-oG Percentage q : on Al
are-a--e Is beer oaszaed ~ ne er1lnA-y sac1ory
suaehl-s-y Rsesn-lg NJ huchGrsaing has invent
ee a 1sezsszsa process. the GsEaiis Ct E1ieh A-s
uoc gsren Is tae iegzszzFe Escazszt before Is euc
uafcn- * E7Esz-s. izersGses E1s yieiG t-cu % e
u D. per eeur rhe f1vsn-1r himself Claims 4
-a-s- aaEau.a--s. ass insists tha- TIE additional
-e-eeueze Ct Esia y his process : SIS Instead u
8 EreE % r1e l1sfsr eszzna.e. D. 9Gc1z-sa-
E--is iarsart-l aus zss1ee s41.e1t.E -m1.lrl11C
Il ra--znE ne aEarElug GO 11z q 81. ~ Pre-
re urssrr urennl HI l. t1ersi1re second 1ue- and
- aaaar = ealleG zpcu % HAAS SSH 1Zrraer
f--1-srszenz he eIperiueccs q Is &c er1G1cr-
q &C - lszss g., DO -ss. & ea1e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19
COMMERCIAL

ElNlL. ~ Sk4[llglAli ts-t is-T-
" tavr r.1 tr-su rais to u1rs - Fsr ssko4rS
. Ez-csars l-,- Eruusiscl. 49, 'uasr 49, sva-
-. --saaE.s a. 'a-.s-s H. zia-Sfsl1 a. 81 AK
.---s a. Essi-ou-g- a-z Fs-s1sus- -ia rrsau,~ sHl
lllsr B. 49, Caste Z cls. 70 essusas1 % -
rsr-ru-v = - t.rsl-rsa sr- B=g Lz-as srri,sd
$50 nuu r.-r E.ssu-ra-- -il1 cs-g- " iuaahsr,
ssrur- rp--s a-r t-gu Guvga psss- trca4sg oArk
aI.-rs Ns--aF s1azl Fl-saa1s t-g r1lz = Ayvry 40
$780, E-aal-laa Hlz 50 Esaa-n-ca
EsE kz7 ra---- rs says 80 i-. Es-,1. a-1 ~ &
( we IS a,ys uzs tua ESzsz. 80 ~l.1 Az 49,
vaiuasaf zs-ss-- ar tais Fasev-
z- ss-- a-1 50 f-sacasco shev zHsss-ds- cazzgv
r-s % lszzl 7-s1cv- szr~ps=s t=az % riss -aica
- sss-z1-s .aas, e ~ b.. 49, slla-1 a;
a. --az-
ra4s gaz-aa 81 caz1.u-cs F-i-s CErrvag sass saAs
sEz=sr lss ls-- szp1rls evi taai gls g n
E--a.a I.4z1s $3.50 s1GTSa zrrsuss q 49,
- go ts s-rs.1a-zs s-us D. ls-sA go u siy 30
r-az n "A zzzaE lr1s i-tqs-.s fl frz-asas isr
ISL peuu-- sz1ss- zllaas a1llas-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

EEAvr PzSA-rEzs.--sC ehests Il "a vhica were
szPsr--S t-11 E.zgk-ag &C ne bark 6 \. Carl
sc- Ne-= srccet l. tx sSctee Ez-sasgss o ne
grzz- Ca--ese 51c1sr. Ea2 ez1e Fasssagsr CT
~ same TesseL A s-sRi eiels ElA-S 90 several
81 -1s s2asEs 80 - sG-vsEcr o. -1s port - sxzl-
he ~ S-Ez-y - ~ -sz, E1=rszPca & as f1z1G
--s- ezs2 q he ga--E boxes tazs aa-ksG scgcaia-
e. lea 1as ~ 1qlzz- Eal-E Fsrg CT e1zrzs souds-
1z-eE slcsz1ar E.-1 Tia s-a and tie 1Ener arrest
&c 4z1 r-is5 "a e1zzSe = singing T tos
cA1-sz De Plea1 .glZ-E, LzE Ezs 51ed EEs azl6rsd
Ec-ars 40 e1s-s- rls I1Fci-e ccsc Ct tie sPizl
be E-u-zs1g Eas g. &C sz6 these suns tsg-taer
w-a ~ c1sz Is the 1ea frs.1t ana cCher expenses
Eak- -seL q asz-ig Ss.9oC t,ss q s.ls s4zg-
C-E Fec--re-
Ca N11ezy E1ct1er singing ezss caus II
70 tx Pc11e C11rr. waerS -,e caPtal- Ct ne lark
E5E4-s James. from FcrlLl6- was charged win
sn-rraE ana tas fszlE IN IS possess.cc- "a
sas-e e pleased E-zzF zaE Fzs i1si S4lG
Crlzu sax z 1euE pzg ang cce here szezpt
r1e -srenze cEe=rs z1& tie Ccu--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

AFrSz PuErRAIr--Thls tae Hon A :. Clsg-
horn was II San Francisco, be had fIIE-zize por-
t-4ic CT The la-s Prince Leisiohakz copied from
suaE vhcsrgaph. Z has beea CO exhibition Il he
Mechanics Far il Saz Frzacizep, and & sad L be
very If.-Eke Plcturs CT him Ne md the follow
NJ agsces q L IN the san Francisco Cal and Post
-Aaong the cther portraits iaeLa5sd Ia TI5er's
Eispizy are very handsome erayocs CT ms Lats
E5rhness Prince Y liam PIT Leleich1zl- brother
% Is A5jesty Kfzg ELazIza, q the EEEliial
Ls.auEs. znd the E1u- {. k42aaxea- 1r1er CT rs
Maf-stv- The PRINCE Il represented in fun uni
t.ru1 Ehich win the sIee, has richness OF ecicr
f1g that a1ml-aolT agrees EtIl the subject Ehe
fis has DECIDED il1s: Fi la-lry II eIpress1G. and
ne teatzrss srs vigorously shown These tTo
s1le1>. portraits guy part CT Al order = etcn
Ta1sr & CO. are sew e1ec1llnE tor he 1aEaila1
ruval hiuIg. E1aE, a. vel a. the H111=s ptc-
tz-ss Attract uI1ch afmirtag aErentcu- Anc az the
resi- Ct he ts1laF cuHs= II t1r aa-zerng saars CT
ucCce- Z s unnecessary @ Etd tlAr Gully pho
t-gapnie establishments mas has the uost perfect
appliances I1d experienced and tIlented artists
sud Froclcs saea ssrlA11gfE esa1-fl- EorAs q
Tn CaAroN Pr-rrzz Ct Eiz ats Eigaaess.
Prince = au PIX Leiei1hoSz- srcthsr 70 Els MAI
essE kaiaSaza. EllE II TIE zaEaiial Islands. : 4
eousricUu1S fsarIre u NJ TIeersz exaloiE a. the
Pavftsn- ms cli1rsC craECH has Challenged the
1cI-razs.u % IL 1T critics AZ Tie Ear Us E-l-
ness Is 10 f1I z1ifcru, AMI TIE i1IurT u cclor1ng
rfves srienGcr and expression C the Artistic Pr0Gl--
rsca- Fae pcrr7zis Eas rAksa from ea1iuet pao-
tcgrauh Z i % lhree-tcarter lengrh- WIZ Ed.-
SIZE bead cn 4 cznTzs S4Esz There Il great Eiss1r
N his due 1cfure and a uarikzG Individually Of
s--ressicn and deEzI tlat Mako the observer t-ei
a. ggcz taat Il IS Ale-iks representation q u
s.Si-cf We understand taaE M Eaoer aaz given
E-eaz Sasisiacfi1z - car -ls-1gz1zhe1 zaEIadn
T7s5rers. from tine % due- Il ne PrcdgesiGu CT
Ft,-sSs ricfurez and Il has resulted IN uzl1lriied
crsers for ana portraits f-lu phgfG-rzph well
f-yu rae sIhierts z1emEelF-s. No cne ra1 eZ1ln11e
NJ Taberss sxhfniE EIrhclE ccuilg % the co1cl1-
s.su thai De Possesses s1as eIEile IL ca Es1ils
gezch mast 5s born u ne artlsS-a Eenllz t1r d.
vfn5rr ne N chlIae1zFislcS Ct l5s subject
-ana rh1s Seeming what may Be termed : 4 SPEAK
f1r HizHless.r SUN uue Is r1is ct h-z AEe Z n
ness Prince william PIT Leieisackl- Enica S Al
t-actfug = zuzch arrzntssl AZ ne FAR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

Ecuci1iI. SIS Azlri-s- A=sL-
= ~ r-zszss a. - szeslI'E E1zu1l-
.,-rss-uneu- 7 azre ne 1oecr - submit he m
- -1s-. ~ zae aza-1er snssl1a. SIS August
rne rgCal u1uoer az -lE-eH-s Il PRESENT n t1e
$50 = g. VIZ. s. La Falaas s. aiaies amt =
f.,rs1ps ana 10 fsr~4raerS : FzEiHEt The 1Iluoer
- .lu ssdans 4Eri1g ms psrioG was - riz- .
Fs...5s.s-SS 1z1es and = ieuaies. and = flr-
ss~-~rs Dlscn11Eel -. Fz- s. 5aEli-Els. . males
- = tenzaz-s 1n6 = i1ruiElerz- D-I-lE. znales
- E.snHlE Ezwa1Ana. aaE s 61r=iElrrz- rom
F.rer. : uarhisis EzlncnaiEs. : general 5ehiEry,
f-srrrerv ar1piexv. ana I Eum 4rupEy-
sss.ses rhe ae1Ee : s neg 1al1es have been enter
= !. - Iaszenaa-y osoks. The rr=a-esc aznber
~ -E-ssrcs guz - me suAlesz d. ESlig- assrzIs
aa--- rne gz1r1zr r GispsrszrT Il S11ber a
--usurartins Sa1S
rnr unmner If EAEenEs Erea1sd IL the 1Tsri-zl
49, ese c--a--er EaE t1llgEs. jane ~, July
= go II ne asCzi of slspeusapg pzzenEs
- Rzsuecl-1ilF sa1uizec
ErEEzr M-KEzrx
Sz7ssG1 = lie GEesns EcsriezL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

C-ISPsx RkczSr-TAe sas schooner Eauele
owned by Msss-s Frs-k & Gas. Cooke, which
arrived rseeaEly fro1 S4s Frascsc3 started g Der
1-sE trip - M4llEc MAI % raarSday l4ss heavily
la1se ~itk ls=ber ard ssasral merchandise, zsd
arrived % Mako s=rly % Friesy evvuiaE-SS
Ao1rs froE Honoiclu- Soe discharged her Arzs
es-o aa& took n az0sasr IL eas aay. arriving here
% Sla1sy morning. ast having eeea absent bit
two 5ays Ase three nights. Sae sas proved herself
4 f-s z3d sst boat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

fy- Bsrks1tias JGse A E4Ikin6erx arrived lasi
evening" fron Portland, bringing var estss 10 Aug
ust 81 No change had ,aSea Plse~ II TIE siraziioG
Of the srsaiss- RSrk Nrrie Nseleay ief P0rtlaad
SsS aly aAsae q the Lar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

~ he esuiaax has r~ssrnsa sna wite IL TIE
proveroisl showers. weiea iu our ale climate take
the place q storms - 11ea dreaded along TIE
American 4a5 EaroPean Atlantic coasts. TIE rzir-
al yssse73Ay Was dellga;f=lly refrvsAipg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

A LrvELr MEEK Over cue eEu3rcd sPPiicztioas
for Eeense % nary have oeen ssasd sinev the
ns,iee O. pcsseatioa VAS iss2e6 i4si week ssalrs,
thoss SO &eSe6 jastioz ard Tx avs iac-lestI.s
hisaer tooe o. morals. Whatever nav have beeg
tAs Grs- easse q ~ so@no,Ioa, Il nAs e4t3enIiY
Sozs so1s gooG-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

~ Tns schSoosr Lakz, which was stranded
lAsi wesS o. the wsial (kEatl beach. WAS SCI
a az s1iu b. tse tiasly aid Of Govsrsor BGsh ard
sss< q aeu f-01 he ksalA Plass4tioe- Sac re-
evivvd No aaaAse troa tae aisAAp. Aa6 psOe~sie2
. EaaAlsl lar eargo q ErvHpos.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

~ Tse Steamer Llcsfks arrived a. o. soeS
As; svealug. FROM hawaii Ca Friday she vii leave
feV NIssn vii A71 On Goasay she viii Ieare for
E,ua auG Kan. SvlsE Is lar aS P1l4Igz. tie lan6-
i1S o. Tx uss kz1Gpala P.ag-zIsoa- b rs5SEeaee
% aSr tine t1siz, vii os that hsrszftsr.
she Vii slrerua.e between the s5u3sard and lee
sides q Hawai- going first along the Ke1s coast
sae Arou1G he South point Of Hawaii a. far as
P2ralzu, anG returu - he sang rozLs-
Ths following week shs WI - va the Hama
k1a eozst 10 Hlo, returning b. the sane route.
Eais ses1s to eS TX best P1 fcr the present, and
T. avoids TIE lscz strstch Of ssEenty niles between
Bio ard P-1aiu-, sasrs not tou Of freight uor
Passenger : obiai1e1- Wh4LsEer rvutss are accpJ-
81, Jasy s4oui& Re strictly adhered -, and the
Ssea1sr sao1ie X Pa1stlaliy q tiGs, or great il
eonEen5zrce alt GisSras- vi Be caused
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

~ ne spnsai meeting u tAs Mechanics Bsne-
a. Urioe wul Be held In tae rOotas OF The Nc
eaEaies' En<ine Coapary Nc, 9 On Friday eren-
jus. slsi Instant. Tor election q osses-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19
NOTES oF NM MEEK.

EE- The san steamer EeAanasa win arrive To-
say o. 'o-Ssorr0~, ara erigg Ssa Francisco dates
- Ihs usA Or is,A Instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

ES- Mr.. FraHk ?, Hastisgs has eeee appointed
Duties States Nbee and Deputy c0asel at this port,
and has ooea reeo<nlzel ss sneh ~ this govern
meat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

FE1rusEr CEaNGE ~ S-skE IsCrrzs.-T1e saga
l-r-z- gig e-zzlssl1Gs u Nss 1arS. fesz1sR-
p-a asE Bls--- lave r-ce-ty Prsseatet rAeIr r.
rarzz o. -1s Ersaszry LHcpa-tEsl- q y as1a---sl-
rr-a-rs Co slAzEvs - TIE rz1es q cE-ies ~ sugar
ne c--- ssl1- tL5uks -1aE IL zEtsuupE g easSs-
O. N-s--raEc s-ea-s Ez- assess c1-=s . tx DZts1
s-zE1E-s l. very -gc=r-z.u szc u1rvlacls Gee.
EzG 1---. Do D. e1zz-zG- u . as q sP-l1u tha-
ans Ez-e@F- 70 Fl De va-Ge for tr-y ~ Pc-zrizz-
L-l $50 PrcFs sszz-y z1rs-a,le- Tie coEa-al--
Is. -1s-s-1-s rcegzEsze Lac l1srs s1g1IE be Gee
rz1s &c a. nzs s-szrs, a-- -s61sc, Ct irVu rEc .
SO EzG 1a1 esuE Per Pc-ad- ul-1-1s A-y per
cen@rv 1-Gsd- Is AZ present ms ~U1sG es-zh1sh
uzzsra rae CT ---y A. a. tie pocls & -2s Cai-st
Sz-zs. s1erszs -zssr he vcsssz- sys-s, tascassi-
1ea-11 Fa-les L. ~ tz=-rs1z POr-s. All ne rz1s
81 1z-F = uc- zu@,r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

~ ms oand gave Iaooalsay eosesrs lsss
sreeias o. EGnA S9uArg. aud another comes ~
o. rasrs4Sy evening ~ hAlf-ass seven S'eioek, At
tbs sane plsez-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

Af=sces f-ru ne Russian heasg I.I--srs Il GorrE-
ssufen. August ssh say Al s1iet TINS z11cni1g-
Our rrraps nainrain rheir positions. The I1-ka
remain unEr cover behind III. aEi-r11ssri1 1eE1fss
cut Ct rznge Of cur hat-eris- The total 1In1er &
wounded ran August zlss % z-tl. II 80. lci1-
dag 3 oE5eers The number q Killed u a1k1,sz l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19
rsz sErRkAPAss.

lbs fgrSs Eai FA-cIrs GPeeIr'r0 have lgeksi h0rus
n tbs AiP4 Pass dead earnest AZ Iss accounts
ia possession II that p0s3a had ags been teci3si
The TURKS had LE-Ie&ed several times, saeh time
sri1szlg az Lad aEEaekiag EiEa fresh rroSs<- Bat
sIea scsasi9u. Ehs report says Beng repqssd
VIA caGsstsrzaie llss- L . barely possible that
-1z eEEs fsr tie Essesz1g1 u the Pass MY prove
ne slrailg Psils n the canPaza- Esret0f1rs every
5az-e Gai sNrHish, reported has been IN Iv0r II
the furzs. EI# ulch u the csIorias u the iss-
pA1=lss aIs essR due % British prs51ices aIlizsE
the Russians, Iai tie Egr5 e the eorrssuGaGsa.s
vac have nLls y the Dispatches fsr tas British
PU9tis, 9as saaa9s say Bat he reported want Of
s1cesss ~ TIE EIzs1a1s eBllgE Al De mistake,
A. me result " GL!ss slilrei reports. Had Eae
Eassla1z adhered ang celsdsrable victories, they
EgIl1 aaEs llds sgls progress, watch they aggear
nat - have d9ns- Thsy appear - have catered Bal
CARA 2! 11zere1s u Thousands. Glly q hs GefaaEsG
Ald Gle az disease Gr tia Turkish soIIiery.
FrVza the Seat War.
CC1st41t1cpI=, 4 lg1zE 2S5l--A despatch from
SIei1la1 Pasaa, dated the 5st1 details the ogera-
tlsEs 70 % that Gay &c says the Turks CccupieG
ing their line Of retreat bur the EuSsIHz succeeded
ca ercIE n GisiCcgl1g them Dat Qa S1r4riIy
EssseE PaSha- and I've erizaEes. succeeded n srl-
ting t0ou1g and the aghE coafIE1eG II night
81 : CO >1lcay morning. the Russians we're Gun
giet-iy driven frgu the heights The Russians re-
cszvl1< ryirf1rcements, made 4 final assault rat
were unsuccessful and rsturued % their fortified
works The caangnats Confined ali sunday with
~------1- -A--Al-l--S
fellows The mater Il 1os VeE decided ~ W
have aot yeE taken the susly' fortified EVrss Our
losses yeE unknown Que thousand R1ssiau
lead were acunG when the enemy Eers driven from
the hsiSaEz-
rE szEKA sFEEGGE
CousE1z-i1cPls, August zgta--S1leimaz Pasha
tslegaPls, ca the zSth; Our eatrencheG Inc CT
Investment i eGly 80 PAGES from the eueuy's for
u1caEl1us- We scIA hold the commanding 1Eighrz.
Tue Russians are 6iGcsa:ed 0u three sides Every
-1srI 4 being made 70 ptefe thz blockade ~
clrtlnE then CT frgm the rgat - Ga1rOya- The
Eslzsia1 hcrcrs have been eruzilE decizz1ei,, and
my as7e retired . their fortified pisiEiGcs- Can
-oEaa-ing aac OUTPOST sngagemeatS are carried CO
i1EsruiflngiF.
LoCtsu. August @sta--A teIeEralu from the isaE
CT var st4t=s that SGleimsn Fazha considers the
taS1lg CT >hipka Pass iru4 TIE 'front.' hopeless and
vi construct aErt1zd cal1Cs n the villages ot
ether passes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19
NOTICE of INTENTION TO FORE.
IN close Mortgage.

~ O1lCE Of lNTESI1OH III EOhE-
~ close Mortgage.
Notice i hereby given ihzt l. J. r Williams the
mortgage named In that certain indenture cf mort
Michel on the lst day Of October, ISIS, aud re-
corded 10 the Once Of the Registrar of Convey
snees, ia Honolulu, in Liber n page ~ intend to
foFeciOss the said mortgage according to the terms
and conditions therein named, defzult having been
made in the condition named in the same relative
20 the payment Of interest," and to sell the property
named il said mortgage at public auction upon the
said day, at the Office Of z P Adams, 10 Houoluu
Oahd-
Schedule Of property named Ia the mortgage:
So~ the H4iaEa Plantation al said Eva, viz
0ne sugar mill Of three rollers with pinons length
OF rollers being thirfy-fOur inches, aad diameter
twenty inches Que Arge steam engine complete Of
tEenty-6ye inches By ten inches cylinder cue small
portable engine sad steam boiler seven feet in
ienzth by tEenIy-six inches diameter. two eentri-
fgzal machines complete, one large boiler tWeutT
feet ia length By FIVE feet diameter, tao elArierE
Of i've hundred gallons each, two large driving
whesis With shat complete, each fO1r feet and SIX
iEehes in diameter, eounteI shaft With tSo last
and tSo loose p1lleys, and one ~ Wheel for large
e1Zlne, one copper worm, one wafer t1rk, two
sliding hampers, thirty 70 forty thousand bricks
(n0Ee or lezzl. sGEerJ tools, ~ tlacksmilh's bsi
lows, eoopsrs anyII, etc, thirtg-six coolers, one
force pump, tEo pumps, counter shan FOR driving
pump. oEe round oampeT, four furnace frouts Eifh
eoorz and furnace bars, lot Of steam and wafer
pipes, stezm cocks and teche valves, boidl1g-dOHu
Two steam ggages, lOs OF square iron braces. and
unz1dril for Centrifugal machines, and all the
6xt1rss aud Epp1rtsG41css thereto belonEiag Or
apPert1iaiaz J. z. WILLIAMS.
z P. ADAMS, A1ctloneer.
". & Castle, Attorney. e55 s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-09-19

- A lsleg-zm isoa Chicago states sAat Gen-
Coaiy, tas sew Ausrieaa Miaisser Resident here.
Aa9 tA=ly we're A. t2st place % The ed Of August
en- rozse fSs San FrzaelSeo, Whe-e tAsT Woaia take
E4ssays o tx Zeaasea for Hsaolals. rbsy usy
therefore 6s expected % srrivs to-day Or toaorrow
ara VII ee ne Sassts q Dc. Seoss, Uri.ee Safes
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