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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
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Circuit Judge. ID JudleAA III I
Dated North Kohala, Hawaii, oct 20 ls'..
SupnE,rE couRr-rN EQUITY !, s y.

SUPKE1AE COIkE-AA tlt "a. - ~
- WRIGHT, Trustee OF the Estate OF hs' ~ 8.
deceased. vs. Vs. Pinehasa Wood and wiie' AZ
Hutchinson Petition for foreclosure
Supreme Court Hawaiian Islands .,.., I,5sik
To W. C. Parke, Esq Marshal Of the HASAi'-
or his Deputy-GreetiDg ,s.,ssrbs )
You are commanded, BY order OF the L. n W
Francis Judd. Justice OF the supreme 49, t,r
Chancellor, to snmmo1 W. Pinehasa woos. = > -
and f. W. HutchIson, Of Honolulu. deien ssfss
appear before him, the Aforesaid Justce a. S6 fos,
the Court House. in the City Of Honoinis, rsscef
Friday, the 9th day Of November be.~ s,rsst5r
A. NJ 10 show cause why the prafsf % u ? pr =
Cartwright Trustee OF the estate OF hs.1 sur,r.sf1
ceased, complainant should not be srAn-sS ,
the tenor OF his bill OF complaint hereto ~ r,tsrs
And have you then there this VIII VS.
your proceedings thereon. - ru.t1ns =
Witness the Honorable Francs ~. 80 ~ =
IT, S. supreme Court at HonoiHi''
July, A. D. 1871 a,pxARp c7rr
hereby certify that the foreeoins : ~ n - -
original summons fled in the supFeh'F
dom. -, M s.cdA-
In witness whereof have hereuni9 - -.
IL. ST. SEAL this sd day Of July a, y "a Mss.-
G54 I'm W. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

THE Committees having charge of the ar
rangements for the celebration of His Ma
jesty's birthday have almost completed their
labors. The festivities of the occasion will
consist chiefly of the regatta in the morning
and a dance in the evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel. In another part of to-day's paper will
be found a list of entries for the regatta.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

II dcial District, Hawaiian Islands In the sstAie H.
GEO \. LArHRoP, late OF wailuku Maui. decras4
Tn reading and filing the petition OF y. sPeoesf
MaKAwaO asking that letters Of admintsir4uon e -
Ia VIM o. smith the Estate of Geo A. Latsf1p, T. p
decreased intsstste, of Wailuku Maui, II. l.
1t is Ordered, That WEDN ESDAY, the 2ist day q "
VENEER 1s75, at O'Clock A NJ. at the COari holssa
Wauku. be appointed the time aud pace for hAi1t
said petition and any 0hIectons that Be Offered %
70; and all persons interested m the said Estate S ~
OF kin, creditors, &c, are hereby notified 70 attend
ABR fORNANDEk
Circuit Judge, I'd Judicial Dsrcir HI
r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

Marine Signal cafo'
Az Less than Half Cost -

vUHE NEW MARINE sIGSAnL .,arssss. Z. =
lately published BY the Post oees - r,sIris...
public expense can be obtained =. are -
low price Of Keni.keni; and M = ftrs'
msan a1iS mat To an further particular. ss
COS ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

To the Editor of the Ha,oaiian Gazette:
DEAR SIR The comm uuicaton of His Excellency
the Attorney General the subject of the Tax Deci
son the last number ofthe GAZETTE is to my mind
chiefly noticeable for the confirmation it affords of
your remark that one, "either lawyer or layman,
could be found to come forward and endorse that
" decision, or attempt defend either the justice
the expedency of the law therein laid down" If
any one could be expected endorse the decision"
and the Flaw as therein laid down." surely it is
the attorney for the GINNING party: yet even he de-
clines go further than endorse the good faith of
the judges making the decision. (Which has not been
called in question:, and remind that something
can be said in favor of their view uf the
Let me quote hi. own words: while do not vol
unteer an opinion the Consttutionality of the
law desire to show that there sides to the
"quesiou."
Surely the case must be desperate indeed,
when the attorney for the successful party in
suit declines publicly and his signature. to
endorse the Of the view he himself advo-
Gated in Court and in favor of which he has obtained
a decision. MIR. Alfred S. Hartwell declines ex-
press any opiuicn point which His Exca'lency
Attorney General Hartwe has already argued before
the Court and won. Shakespeare perhaps had law
yers and their doings in his mind when he put into
the mouth of the melancholy and medtatye jacques,
the well known words,
i'All the worlds n stage
Aud all the and women merely players
4 nd one man in has time plays many paris
II appears that the gentleman in question has
undertaken to play part too many. In the char
acter of attorney for the against the tax
payers. be fairly brought down the bouse-I beg
pardon, mean the COurt-but when he appeals to
the larger audience of the general public in the role
of an apoogis for the view of the law and the Con-
stitution heretofore advocated by the Attorney Gen
era, he comes very being failure. Such at
least is the view of LAYMAS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

IA y. 3 KahosAno has this day been duly appointed
A. AEuHi grant Marriage LceuaeG In the District of
Ena.Ia Akau EaUa4 J. MOTT SMITH,
AIlnister Of the Interior.
r-.-r4,- rsirs -yg, & H. CSC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
Hats.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUpREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT Of THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. Iu Probite. In the matter OF the Estate
ofJACINTo DEAF late of Honolulu, deceased, ntestate
Chambers before the hon. A. F. Judd, order OF no
tce petition allowance OF accounts, discharge and
final distribution of property
on Reading add Filing the petition and accounts OF W.
c. Pare Administrator of the estate of Jacnto Deaz late
of Honolulu, deceased wherein he asks to be allowed
sl5s IT, charges himself with s5s r. and asks that
the be examined and approved, and that fina
order may made of distribution of the property remain
ing pc thereto entitled and dis
charging him his snrees from all further RESPONSE
bility such.
1t is Ordered; That TUESDAY, she 18th day of Decem
ber 10 O'Clock A. NJ, before the said Justice at
Chambers, In the Court House, at Honolulu be and the
hereby appointed the time and place for hear
ing said pettod and accounts and that all persons may
then and appear and show II they have
why the same should not be granted, and may present
evidence who entitled TO the said property And
that Order In the English and Hawaiian languages
be published in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa, news
papers printed and published in Honolulu for three sue
weeks previous to the time therein appointed FOL
said hearing A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice of the supreme Court
Attest: JNo. e. BARNARD,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court
Dated Honolulu, 18th November, 1877. GO 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
Manufacturing Jeweler!

otice.
YUlHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH
Eckart, begs to inform citizens OF Honolulu and
public generally, that he has taken the Fort
Street opposite Odd Fellows Hail. formerly occupied by
Thos Tanna where he will give special attention the
manufacturing repairing of all kinds Of Jewery
Particular attention given TO Shell and Euku Work.
so VIII guarantee satisfaction In all bis work va
62u I'm VIM. n. wENNER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

WEDNESD4 NOVEMBER IA. 1877.
Hrs Majesty the King returned from Kauai
by the Marion CA Monday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
List ofIIcen~e- Expiring in NOVem.
Der. l@sz.

RETAII--oAUU.
Nv Weight. Qaeea Street. Honolulu.
--Is-T 3 Eutarrs NzluAEea Street
leo q Roberts Nluarlu and Hotel Sts-
E---E-isfn q Go. Nuuauu street,
E-garzm Ont Merchant street.
f-af1ur q AcaucE- Nulauu street,
--P u -ripp. cor King and Fort Streets, -
1C-Aki & Ava Kaiihi koua
Il-Nu u Weuner. Furt street.
lz-I. Copenhagen, Nuuauu street,
III z l4ol.isier. Suuauu street,
lt-Ianr To- Suuanu street.
l--Jas=ph Enas. King street,
z--I.-uur NalH ulakoheu,
- Nathaniel clifford. NHunASea Street,
-s-Ion ala. Ea4Iaa >tEset,
tE-Aueu6 Robinson Queen Street,
MOL0KAL
z1-AEzaa- EuPeke-
z5-s sIsEuiu, walukn-
HAWAII
lon Chslag waiohiHu. Eau.
-1-AEluA APO, LauFahOehOe, Hlo-
-.-AL0. Tlinouua, Hho.
WHOLESALE
- 7 wAierhosss, queen street, Honolulu.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
s-uanigi HEaIey. Ros a Hoiel,
vlCTUAGING.
Abraham FsrnAndez. AIauaakeA street.
l.-Ap-Ia Iiagai, f-unaiua- Hno, Hawaii
Is-Cauug Wa, NuaaHp street, Honolulu
HORSE.
Ii-cas Sallks.e. No 81 is-KaianiEanua No 90
l5-k Jsbsy No . 1-kam3 sSI. la No 80 IS
I5-FGmAkan, No - as-PlaI, No 100
BUTCHER
Is-H sylvia, waikHpu. Maui
l5-NliliIazn Aud, NuuAnu Street, Honolulu.
CAKE PEDDLISG.
Is-Akssa. ss-NAai Cheoug.
e5-Au look. o)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
Marshal'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
hO issued Of the supreme Court, In favor Of Mokue
hna plaintiff against keik, defendant, for the
eff S4i60 have levied upon and shall for sale,
the premises, at II O'Clock nOon wednesday, the
2sth day of November, 1877, all his right tile and interest
in certain piece of land, situated in Kaa Waikiki olhu.
containing 80 loo and particularly described in
Royal Patent No. 3llo Also, the time and place.
all the richt title and interest OF defendant in
Wooden House, situated the lot adjoining the
above, unless said Judgment interest and costs be pre-
viOusIy satisfied. W. g. PARkE, Marshal
Honolulu, October IS, 1916 SOS 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14
IN CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE ID u.

a FKANCIS JUDI,
Justice OF the Supreme On
Attest: A. ROSA Deputy Clerk. ga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-14

p,2t. OF FinAnce. November g. 1877. e6s I'm
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29

Puyallup Branch Trains.
[ FAVE TACOMA THIRTY MINUTES AZ
Al ,cr arrival of Main Line Trains, and re-
turning crrive at Tacoma 30 minutes before
leaving time of Main Line Trains.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Suns" Black List.

New YORK, Nov. 2O.-The San
prints in bold faced capitals list of
the Democrats who voted for stand
ing army of $4,000, as we'll as those
who were absent. In the first list is
Luttrell's name. The San says these
gentlemen should never be forgotten;
that they have betrayed the cause of
the people and the people should re-
member them to the end.
Presidential Fever
Washington letter: 1t is the firm
conviction of many of the keenest OBJ
servers in the political field here that
Randall has an attack of the presiden-
tial fever, and that he intends shap-
ing his course as speaker with that
end in view. More than once l have
heard some of Randall's personal fol-
= lowers suggest the ticket Of Randall
and Hampton in random converse
ton.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29
The River of the North.

Father Seghers, Bishop of Vancou-
yer Island, writes an interesting let
ter, which is published in full in the
Catholic Sentinel, 10 the church in Vic
toria, from ''Nulata, in Northern Alas
ka Territory ION the Yukon, g de-
grees, 40 minutes north lattituGe,)"
under date of July 81, 1877, and gives
the following description of the Yu-
kon river:
The Indian. on the Lower Yukon
live in the neighborhood of the Rus
sian Mission. The Indians on the
coast are said by the whites to be
spoiled by their intercourse with
whalers and given to the use of intox-
icating drink.
There remains therefore a wide
field open to our exertions. In
THE INTERIOR OF ALASKA,
is the middle portion of the grand,
noble Yukon river. This river (which
the Indians call touhkon) is called
kerihpak near its mouth; two distinct
names for what were supposed to be
two distinct rivers. I shall not ct
tempt to end the controversy as to
who was the first to discover the iden-
THY of the kecihpok and the Yukon;
certain it is that the English traders
on the Upper Yukon adopted the
name given by their Indians, and the
Russians on the Lower ukon adopted
the name given by their own Indians,
and the former must, it appears, pre-
vail. What magnificent river the
Yukon is; here, at 500 miles from its
mouth, it is no less than three miles
wide; the Frazer at New Westminster
is an insignificant creek compared
with the Yukon at Nulato, and
THE COLUMBIA RIVER
at Fort Vancouver is thrown into the
shade by the Yukon even at those
places at which the latter has Its wa
tiers divided into branches by inter
vening islands. The Yukon's length
is estimated at 1900 miles. The Yu-
kon flows between two banks of very
different nature and aspect; but its
waters are 50 divided by numerous
islands that one very seldom enjoys
the view of both banks at time. On
the left, going up, we had lofty noun
tains, high bluffs, perpendicular rocks,
or generally deep muddy bank, con
stantly wore away by the current and
falling into the water in large bulky
pieces with a great splash. On the
right we saw nothing but low, heav-
lily timbered marshy country as far as
the eye could reach.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29

Oliver Wendell Holmes writes at a
window from which an extensive and
interesting view may he had; but that
is practical disadvantage, he says, for
it leads his mind away from his sub
ject. His belief is that ga range of
vision which presents little or nothing
to attract the occult forces represented
IN the intelligent concentration of the
gaze is best calculated to lead to good
results, when the individual is engaged
upon any task requiring uninterrupted
intensity of thought"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Pacific Division.
KALAMA TO TACOMA,
AND
TACOMA TO WILKESON,
Coal Mines.

MAIN LINE TRATNS,
HAILY, Sundays Excepted)
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Kalama. -. 1l:20 A. NJ. Tacoma 8: 90 P. NJ
Tacoma. ....7:OO AN. kalama. II: 80 =. NJ
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29

Mrs. FREMoNT.-An exchange saws
that ''Mrs. General Fremont is soon
to begin a series of magazine articles
descriptive of California scenes and
incidents" Here is another instance
of woman's handing up bricks while
her husband builds. The General is
bankrupt. Mrs. Fremont is deter
mined he shall not be long, if her
brain can be of any service. The old
General will die one of these days,
and the court will proceed to appoint
an administrator to take care of what
ever property Mrs. Fremont may earn.
NeU Northeast
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29
Resumption.

The House branch Of Congress has
passed bill repeating the resump-
ton law. The final vote was taken
last Thursday. The vote stood-ayes
1873, noes 100. Before the final pas
sage of the bill it was attempted
to make the following amendment:
"Debts for wages shall be payable
only in coin or legal tender notes"
The vote on the amendment stood as
follows: Ayes 12t, noes 129.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29
NOTICE.
Z. S. LAND OFFICE.

Z. ). LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T., November Goth, 1877
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Jacob I. Eshelman, against Joseph E. Coyle,
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No 2l34.
dated April Sd, 1877, upon the north . of
southeast Il Section IL Township 3 north,
Range 10 east so acres in Klickitat County,
W. L., with view to the cancellation of said
entry, the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at the Office of the Probate Judge of
klickitat County, w. T., at Rockland, in said
county, on the goth day of December, 1877, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, before the Probate Judge of
said county, or the Clerk of the Probate Court
in the absence of said Judge, then and there to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged Abandonment
w. II. Smallwood, Register.
S. W. Brown, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29

There is large houseless popula-
ton in the Palouse country. People
have been pouring in much faster
than shelter could be provided. Lum-
Der has been selling from sixteen to
thirty dollars thousand all the season,
and the supply has never been equal
to the demand.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-29

At Tacoma with Pacific Mail Steamships
fc" Victoria and San Francisco, and with Sound
steamers for Seattle, Steilacoom, Olympia and
all points on Puget Sound.
AT I.alzo View with stage for Steilacoom.
At .!enino with stages for olympia.
At Ealama with O. s. Y. Co.'S boats for
Portland and all points on the Columbia river
at Portland on Wednesday and Saturday,
ct 6 A. NJ with steamers for Port Townsend
Victoria, NanaimO, New Westminster and Fra
ser river.
Through Tickets for sale at principal offices
OF the Company, and at the office of the o. S.
y. Co, Portland, Oregon, to Victoria and Seat
tie, and via p. Nj. S. s. Co.'S steamships from
Tacoma, and Q. S. s Co. and P. c. 5. :. Co. S
steamships from Portland to San Francisco.
Through Tickets to Portland, Oregon, for
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and Tenino.
SAMUEL A. BLACK,
General Superintendent.
W. WAYNE VoGDEs
General Ticket Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03

~ w'htlrg II ju,tus It l., 10 obtain nm
eXh idea at your mtnuhrtIre.'
At Ftri set my watch hy regulator
On the Boulevard. AMI on tho sixth
dNy | observed that 1t had varied
lhirIy-t o seconds And this watch
Is ~ the tilh American grade: il
costs ~ francs movement without
easel At NV arrival N Llrle ,huwpd
ne wat ID tn one ~ our lirst adiq,tprs.
MO askri permission u take il
down III other words % take 10 10
pirnrN. !, however, wished tlrst ~ oh
serve II ana here IL the result, which
noted; Han Siug, daily vacation, Que
and half sacprd. variation in differ.
ent positions, from four tn eight SEQ
uuds; IA the 'hruud rurm' the vnriA
n0u was hut very slight Having thus
observed II, | hupded the watch tn the
tdJuSter, who took 1t down After the
'up>e nf few days, e came to me-
aud said, word for wort: i am com
pletrly overwhelmed; the result j. IN
redihlp; one won't II find one such
watch among 5lOOl 0f cur manu'sc
Iur~.'
This watch, gentlemen, | repeat Ia
Won, ! took NJ hsznrd ~ vt n hpap,
~ we say. Gouurd rsrnud from thu
Xample that the NmprirHi watch
may Ire preferred Ia the = Niss hav.
finished, gentlemen, aud | have told
ruu ~ hi ~ such M | have seen
mem II remains for us To profit tran,
ms sad experience, aud 10 improv.
pur manufacture. Competent men arp
n"' wanting among us; hey must
- work ~ OnCpp
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Condensed Through Time CARD
TO points North and East via the
Jouston and Texas Central BY
Trains Leave
tklNeston''.',".,s. s..ht 49,
..''''''''''''''''''' ''""s. ~
And Arrive NJ follows ~

Leave. nth ,l.2O An, Leaves nth 7.b 4. y
Leayes attn 8:vu p. y Leaves attn o:l5 Y, h
". X. WHEELuLK,
Agent, Dallas.
FL MANCHEsTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Hou,.or
], b. ROBEkl On
Emigration Agent llS North I'd ~ 81 Lous
J.WALOO, .. DUhAND,
gepI Ticket AIT Gent Aupt.
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Jno. n. MoI,ur, NJ. ~, lL!Aylhh nhd tuI
90, ONCE over tiIst Nhil'lr nm, en-
uCr corner tbI drtiI ~, - tlNt'' =
". TrN"s I ili' "a 'l'''tu ~ plth " '
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y ptietors, Pacific Az tuue, oppohit. ca y
Elevator IL
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Formerly OF Jefferson, Texas,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

ONCE over Marsnhs& Underwood, corner
OF VI In ami Lamar street, Dallas.
WIZ practice In all the state Courts, and
In the Federal Court, giving particular at
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DL, Turr' SigSLPiRtL.AASD
QUsHSS DELiG
Cause. the Bod 20 Gain In Solid Flos
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor the -p4~dy Cure Of semna Weak
L ness Lost Man God, and all disorders
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iruvgi.t ahs The ingredients.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
arieg6farten GlS Srdulie*

Son bieIen 6reurben %unierer 3eitnr9 tit
uns Ser 8uri6 na6 getaueren uto aus
fibrli9eret &arten beS 8riegSi6altplaBeS
a1s0e6riiGt porben, ais fie in Sorm oes
SoIsI6nittes in elmer .3eitung 9~eltefert
nerben f0nnen. Der 8uni6 1T ein eez
re6ter, tint 10 mebr ais Der Srte9 it6 tpd6r=
ideinli6 piele Ofonate, tDertn nt6t Sabre
hin,ieben tDir0. @uf ber dn6ern Sette
pini6en mir ri6t, ul1iere 2eier nit ienem
G6un6 BON &drtert SIT belditi9en, bic ipie
nit Ser 6oIsart a~us9ebauen eri6etnen unb
tpontt man6e 3eitltn9en tire SpaIten
ouf Soften beS 2eieitoffs fiiuen.
9aDer 6aben mir uns entl9lofien, 1ttz
fern 2eiern alqAArGmie fir Gorausbez
5abGuns bic bette Ser Bis iebt i'm 8u6Dan7
beL eri9ienerelt &orten ansubieten u1b
3tpar in elmer Iol9en Sorn, baB tie sur
bouernben 9~(ufbetpabrung 9eeignet lit. @s
1T cine BON Gntl t6euba6 ge5et9nete Sarte,
20 3on bod, 26 3ou brett, tpeI6e nt6t
BLOB Die unmittelbaren S6aupldbe bes
&rtegs at Ser 9o1talt unb in &leinaften,
ionbern audi mas sur 8eurt6eilun9 Ser
politti6en Gage tpeientli3 lit - bteienigen
Qdnber, tpel6e I'M peitern 8erIaufe beS
6rte9e5 btnein9e5o9en iper6en fDnnten
0eterret6, StoIten unb 9eut d.
lamb aufpeiit. Die &arte lit ie9r ipr9z
fGltig 9e5ei9net nnb in s arben aus9ez
fibrt, 10 boB ite einen fIaren unb iofOrti9en
neberbLid iber bic &rte9sz unb poIttti6e
Gage er ~6gIt6t. Sic rei6t i'm @eitert bis
sur $or6iee (Sften6e) un6 i'm O1te1t bis
Iber bas SaSpii9e Steer biuaus, 10 baB
bort 6ie @ren3be3ie6unget 5tpiI6en STUFF
Lamb, Der Girfei urb 8eriien 9e1tau ipiez
berse9c6et ftnb.
9iele &arte, duf 9et1tpanb ~auf9eso9et,
Iodirt u1tb nit Stolen Derieber, 10 baB ie
ff6 gum QufbGr1gen at ber @dltD eignet,
bieten mir ollet 9enienigen nnierer
Sreun6e ument9eGtIt9 un0 portnz
fret dlt, tpeI9e enttpeber (altBer Der 8ez
ri9tigu1tg e~ttpoiger Glifitdn6e) etnen
Sdbr9an9 Der m09entIi6enS Sui
nois StaatsSeitung (ooer beS IS # M
nit 2 Dollars, ober eth 8terteIiaDrSz
4bDnnement auf Ste tGgIt6e Sui
nois StaatsSeitung nit $3.50 baar be-
5o6ler. Sober M6onnert, beiien 3ett nod
ni6t obgelaufen 1T, fam fi9 bdOur6, baB
ct iein announcement bonn NbIon befie1z
ben an orf Elm tpeiteres Sa6r nit $500
erneuert, bic ioforttge 3uienOurt9 Der
6arte it6ern.
Snbem mir boffen, bur6 bieies Brd11ien:
angebot BEN 8Hni6en unlerer 2eier etttz
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