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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-02

BY agreement between Judges CraW-
ford, Dougherty and Baker the circuit
courts of the First Judicial Circuit are to
be held by the several judges, rs follows:
Judge NJ. C. Crawford is to hold the cir
cult courts in the counties OF Franklin,
Jackson, Saline, Union and Williamson.
Judge John Doughcrty is to hold the
circuit courts in the counties OF Pulaski,
| Hardin and Johnson. Judge David j.
Baker, in addition to his duties as appel
late Judge, is to hold the circuit courts in
the counties of Alexander NaSsac and
Pope. We are informed that Judge
Baker will, by special request Of Judge
Doughcrty, hold the present October
term of the Pulaski circuit court.
Having taken charge Of the grocery
establishment at the corner OF Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, and put
in one of the largest and best assorted
stocks ofialnily groceries ever exhibited
in Cairo, Mcssrs Pcttis & Bird are now
ready Tor business, and invite the atten.
ton OF the public to their house. They
have given special attention to the selec-
ton OF their goods, aud having purchased
for cash are prepared to compete
with any other house in the
city on sugar, coffee, syrups,
teas, hams, bacon, canned goods, and in
tacte verything in the grocery and
provision line. They will always keep
on hand choice fresh butter, eggs, and
all kinds OF country produce. They will
deliver goods in any part OF the city
free of charge and on short notice.
Messrs. Pettis & Bird solicit share OF
the patronage OF Our citizens, believing
that they can give them better bargains
than can lie obtained elsewhere. I'm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-02

E1yOur friends should bear in mind
that tho prices here given are only ior
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots 1t is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures UjQ
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-02

CAIRO, Sept. %, 1877.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

M piis ~ ~ cnr fr-tri-e thi- wesk
na ahie summarizing ~ tho ~anaasslAi
Il irsiion y %rnnurriefi with hInr. nv
'te h~-t po-icl uaa most rcnsi~iepl
Siate-ne.n. rn ~ gap-'iop. ~ lpfilna.
lion. Franklin I.rndr:S. HE ability
Fu.l .etsls ->ie-S ,i-sia,r M ~ him. wliri.
; tonrreS~ Ehf >iac M. tho ro.irHm,
I his nffncks upon thr money mor gers.
place him drSpry.ils ia ne trout ranA
M American ~ialf>mrr. Who lAve ~
welfare ~ The rsss-rs NJ tic lhnfing
lsopse AZ hcatt. anl miisf eventually go
risrc y recognition o. fiS great talen, At
Their naNd. r.mmcns tfaIc with hi-
: iur's IA Ihsir ieLali. We hfc CON
Minced ii.t ihr iinic La come ~ ti..s
vouuirs. when Che iior titaMcial qar--
i"rs -hovlA absorb ati oster pplig.cal
i-sres. and Who're mittqF of nc Old
Iarr VIA fnf f~f~ ard candidates
iir'ires ip vo:r ~ rrs,l1n III these maj
Eri- u \ f1e dnt, VS. 4ie farmer snd ne.
cisaair Nv psaes inNew.naHoa tlaeir own
r.AiiiAtts iur rnh.sc position. Of
course fie end viii hc more cilcctually
s.rairsd by securing candi'r'c- ~ he
ci' la' ~ properly pledged. ana worthy
" c~or1IeAce. NJ
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NR. fntIon :-AA no one has given
Won Nry Stems from ihis place Tor some
tine ! tbrigl I would f1ke tile fronNls
~ 'e9 Won we have or rather Then
inr -fFief j.. The men have. organized
fattfig snririy. which meets once 4
enE in a~is-rs~- Upirlfy matters. They
lste Tnoi iwirr aireats~. Mv husl,arf
H. NE YER. srnirr-post m the afIair. Ana
fitongh 1900 rnnfrr-posf mvSrtE an,
toirrahlv wril posted. They have not
a~k~i My agreeable company WIZ. trl |
sHAinf ms nshsind TOR that. a. J have 4
isANit ~ doesn't like. XXI arrrsting li-
rnat fail when ~ raise np ia MAXI
i4cnill shlpwrerk ~ himself. Tho suh-
.irf m debate lass wreck was. ~ the
ilnd Of man superior ~ tint or wo.
mann Husband SAYS agvboav ihai
knowei anything knows man II ira
fmartcsf. NJ course 7 agsee win him
~ never rouse anx unnecessary anfnwo.
nlSm M Gi-Hgrerfnr with h;m.A tnla
him ! knew he would nlin any poin, ~
undertook and ie told M Their siroGr-
esf argument was fhat Celrs4lns dis
covered America. OF conrse after a
woman equipped him for thu VOYAGE.
and We all know Ne w0nltl have discov.
cred X ~ davs Souprr iii ha had had a
smart. rapable woman NJ hi- elbow,
hnf .ni tm argue their lido: We can
Init t'irrn with sor soap ana submi..
sion ami we get our own way Al lasf,
an1 they win NJ sure " follow ours.
Oh my vOan~ onrs we're parehiro
corn today On The FIRE: u Of them
tsnried ~ fhe Kitchen with thr hot skil-
int n corn Ii waa too hos ~ hold (: he
dfppfed I h n chair. anf husband aat
dnsn IL N; liz didn't deliberate lonu
atrut getting np TIE rising of WORKING
men wasn't 4 circun stance 10 II. There
lsnln sister IN the ncighbcrlsood TINT
won'd have been wcak-minded enough
~ have dnne snch d thing. 50 YOU see
my man Il Free Mason without any
iio'ible - The order Of that name.
\ forgot 10 tel on. I wrote nv mans
a"rh for him 10 convince the world
ma ine mcn arc the sm4rtcst. snp-
Nf-e " 4 s%lster~ generally prepared Their
iA3nhars' and bcamx' for fite occasion
r"nre thr result. The subject for next
fr"dav, WiN n person 10 more for fear
~ rrnishmcHsfha for reward? m
r"''@ n c". PRucILLA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

Tue death ~ ~eiator Morton rlaces
liaxes ~ 'i.e bead of The Republican
ofEatizffier. Conk ing. Blaine. Butter
ar'i the rest, arc simply s~ore-heaas. sud
rAefr + no instance on record where
sore lr a. ever won a victory over ms
body. C"nkiing and Elaine hate each
other cordially. and even should They
sncreed IA fhn artilsg iIasvs police. they
would Immediately begin qnarreiiru
hetwFer themselves. Hayes i nov thr
~is.,o1nixFl leaarr ~ tie Republicans
Irsrtf. aifA viii carry the ma-Ses of tial
party Mill hinn- even iiuugh ~ shout.
'rk" flem clean over ingo the Demo.
cratic c-mH. M Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

Gr1Ae o~hseqnirs ~ the funeral Of
Senator Mpf'on were very imposing. al
larfe- Joining in.pa,ing honor 10 hi-
great talents, although nauv could not
mn rovc cf the way IN which Ne used
them. That his abilities we're great. no
one questions. and with the execution o.
ssiise "roW fcrd" TRANSACTIONS. be was
M yer accused or being dishonest while
he haa the opportunities 10 acquire an
imrscnsc fortune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09
ESTgAY NOTICE.

VAKES up BY Herman KIcusncr oi
, Hall township. Dubois county.
Indiana, on the 18th day Of October,
1877, one sorrcl mare with a star In
forehead, both hind feet white. las col
LAT MAJ X. about ~ hands high, and
supposed 10 be about 10 4 old.
appraised by Joseph Huffman and
Anton herlan NJ fifteen dollars, this the
sd day Of November. 1877.
JoHS q. STEIN, J. n.
Nov. o. az 3w*
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THE Sun
NEW YORK.


A>fhe time approaches for The renewa
~ subscriptions. THE Sun wonld re.
mind is Friends and weilwiSherS every
Fwrrrc. that il j. again 4 candidate ioi
their consideration aud support. Upon
IT, record for gile past TEN wears il relic.
fora continuance N the hearty sympathy
generous c~n-pperation which lays
hitherto hrcn extended 10 II from evera
quarter Of TIE Union.
The Daily san i a four pagc-siee'
'of q columns. price " mail. post paid,
. cents = month. or $500 per year.
The sunday rdiiioa Of lnE SyN y ~
cighI-pnye st,eel Of ~ columns. While
giving the news OF the day. il also con
:ains u large amount % literary and mis-
c~riiaencu~ mpitcr specially prepared for
il. THE $rynAY SpN hus met with great
success. Post paid &1.10 year.
The Weekly sun.
Who does not know THF WrryLy
SrNs M cigculatcs throughout the
Ciffed states. the Canadas, amt bcyond.
Ninety Thousand families greet rs well
come PAGES weekly. and regard il IN the
light nf guide. cOunstl acr. and FREUD
a. news. editorial. agricultural. and
literary departments make il essentially
q Journal for the family aud the fireslar.
One Dollar \ year. post paid
This !, ice. quality considered. makes IL
lie cheapest newspaper published. For
clubs 81 ten. iih $l0ea y. we viii send
extra copy tree. Address
PUBLISHERS OF TIE SIN.
New York City.
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NOTICE j. hereby given. that BY vir
- tue III three executions K me- direct
ed ffcni ne Clerk vi Tie Duhoi- Grcni.
Court. ] Wilt. expose ~ patlir sli. M g.p
highest bidder al lIh dvornf sfr thssrf
House oF Dubois rnmniy. iHiAs44. rn
SATURDAY. DECEMBER AZ. is7-,
b~twcca the hours ut ~ o'clock. a. MI.
and o'cIork. =. a. ~ sria dav. ihc rcr =
and profits Tort term moi rxrcrding seven
years or the following described n N
estate. siiHgfed in Duhpi- county. state
'Of lraianG. to-wit:
The ~nnih-tsp st quarter ~ the south
Vet quarter ana fie east hair w tile
southwest qnarfer on section No. sryei.-
Teen tl7. IN township No onc, south M
range M. tiiree wes'. contain v l21
arrr>. more o. less, ia Dubois count,
laaiara.
AMI on failure 70 realize fhc full
amount Of ind 4fneni. Interest ana costs
will IN the San;c tini and li ex-
pose al pnhlic Sale The fc simple ol lis
renl estate. or N much thereof .r tlAs,
be sufficient ~ discharge saii deesfr.
interest aud costs.
Irkcn NJ The property Of 'Irrit 1a-
hor II the suit of Andrew y. III Nertinv
William A. Irayior. MiiliaM N. CAi-
hprfsnn.
said sale viii 10 made without rc,ics
from valuation or apprai-cmcnt laws ~
tha State OF Indiana.
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff Dubois County.
Il. Bucttcncr 4 W. "A. Ira, 0r. Auor-
ncys for plaintiffs.
Nov. n. 1~SsT-4w-p. {.
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Inc youth Of this land have hooked
NE iaii end Of the last crop Of cranes.
W. arc how ready 10 begin going II
SUNDAY school IL anticipation Of ! free
pAss INTO tho church when their society
CHRISTMAS tree .--FFulton Times.
~ Hnria for more .iIveri
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w z rn US,
On East -ids of the rubiic squire.
JASPER. INDIANA.

n. IA large ssoct NJ the best tir-ware.
hollow -wr,e. hardw are. cutlery. Sc: also y
great variety ~ goods ~ NIL kinds IN MS
limo Of husiness. which VIII DO cold ~ the
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sgsss.yaass!s M sss Cents;

tpidart's Musical Library. Just
nntii' asil. AZ pages. inii sixe. hes, mud
MuN liul iAr mnsic Tor 10 cents New
and .'orslr songs. Danrc and insiru-
nculni MUSE. Opera, Hymns, etc. etc.
For ,llr ,y an nrwsdealrr~. Postage =
scpgS. % h- sent IN addition 10 above, II
ordered from lie Publishers.
y. NJ. STpDDAKT Y co.
Noy. a-ai. ia CnfsrNrg ~. PHliA.
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Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

Motto y hereby girNn N fhe cffixrnN I'm celestlfn
A> Ant hAi tl~nsnip Nnhaf. rrantY. lnliana. fhaf
NE Hntersi anr1 VIII aT-tS "a me heaii oft ounts rofs-
iniN-irnrfr M Dubois rsafty. Az iAfir Derrrlt M tern.
issT. nflef thA Afovisions ~ m Aef entitled An sea ~
Regulate and license tnq sfie ~ spirifHors vinouS
malt and ciier fnfnxicating fanprs. no limit ihr
lferfeff IN ht4lAre.Rtr ciff endtsrus sta iufrp~nl
All iorner iuMs eaniafirx tAc sale uf'n'oA rHfi rgiiqnors.
and elisN and rafs rfiaws cNfHirr IN rffrt with the
provisions cf ihi Art. ptf cglLiNs penalties f~r M viota-
fior hereof nMl declaring NJ EN- fa tnrF = passed lx
the legislature M lnniana IN 1SsE. fnr q license h sell
vinous ana malt liquors M qganiiiies less
thin y rrnrf - = time. ~ pc drank "a lhr premiscs, IN
a. term ~ aue year. The precise location where NJ d.
sireA ~ seii y . a house situated aud heing spou ut
No ~. A. shywn upon The original msp or plat 81 the
fpnn % Iciestine Hal t~swtthip. EsbolH county. In
diana. GEORGE HASExUJEE.
November on. ls71-41w.
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ff TIE sInnsr an hanlay ia~t pass
~ unf2rf 4 s,i.lrn,iun NJ iir rt.ir~ NJ.
N'AnA'. hin Rn ~. ra~rnina.r ~ SILVER
'it M vfdcs tttf thvrr shall Nm rnhlriiar
I'M ssNcf~l min'- &c lie United STATES
silver dnl,irS NJ the Weight ~ aga
lrrAl ~ irey nf s'nnAaul silver. IN lfp-
Ia me act of Jnnary l3. lS,-. on
lwhith shah i.e tir dsvirr an.i super
stfi ptinms provided ~ said AT /; which
f.nin>. together With m Of the -'lrrr
f~'oiiat~ heretofore rAiari' .hy The United
.~ttns AN iike Yeiuhf sud ilnpness. shall
M 4 lyzai fFnfIsg M fhrir nominal value
er ail debts and dnc>. puhii. aud pri-
waite. t.Nrepf wlmre otherwise rrovidrx.
Pm .na'rlrf. nnA M, nwiirr 80 silver
MILAN MaN fe,insi' he same ~ a
'If,ifed ~iatPs ~foiua-c mini or assaA
.esfltr IA .hr rpiael ~ such dollars ior hi
snsiif ls,oi The sape terms and condi-
'iinn- haf ~nisi hnliinn y drpesitcd fnr
'rs;tagr inirr ne existing law. The
vote was yeas iis: NAYS ~.
T'r noonviilr Enquirer reivcs NE
STATE of ne religious racket ~ follows
''fhc rlnhlrm NJ starving rnt another
preacher u q being solved in Boom
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AnMt NI~TRA1DR'S NOTICE.
- nNIcE II hereby given ifli The mn
- dcrsigned has been appointed All
wili~tratn' OF the estate OF Rernnrd
'Lrngr. late Of Dubois county. Indi-
mn. trrrssSed. Said estate is supposed
70 10 solvent.
ANTHONY LANCE, Admir-.
ERr~o RrrTT~rh. AIRY.
Nov. 2. ls7- -3w.
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New Saddler Shop.
JOHN TROXLER .
SoUrn EAST CORNER on PunLrc SorAnr.
JASPER, INDIANA.

THE undersigned would respectfully snnounr. "a tbs
\ public that he IL now prepared IL manufacture. n
kinds o.
SADDLES.
BRfDLE
HALTrRs.
BrGGY HARNESS. ~ "NASssS
buggy. Trimming Tor with nestne.s and dI.psscb
W also Keeps constantly On hand, names. chains. hug
w and wagon whips. A.. a.. "s
share N patronage solicited.
of. ~. ~. JOHN rRe1IEHA
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-Tack johnson. A large Is page
book, sem post-paid for ~ cts. ~
BRS. DoAwK, Jasper. Ind.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20
COM
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1877.


Rrsrxrsz during the week seems TO move on the even tenor
of liz gay Without stir or hustle, those connected with bundhg
and with shipping being more particularly iaVoreoi '"e
branches of trade are in more of a complaining mood
Our arrivals for the week have been someWhat lively, en-
bracfng the w II Meyer, Una and City Of sydney, from can
Francisco; Amy Turner from Boston; victor from Inc souhd'
and Giovanni Apiani from Fannings Island. By these our
market is placed in good supply of many special orders and
standard articles, among which we notice material for the new
Bank Building of Bishop & Co now 10 course Of erection, oppo-
site this office. The steamer yesterday brought a very large
passenger list for this port, among whom we welcome a num-
Der Of komG0inas.
We note no material change in the San Francisco market in
our island produce, though sugar Of all descriptions is in active
demand. and the scarcity Of prime Hawaiian is noticed. Else
where we give an extract from the N Y Times upon the
Louisiana sugar industry, that will be read with interest by all
concerned in sugar culture here, and for which we would &C.
knowledge our Indebtedness TO w N Armstrong, Esq, Of New
York city.
The new schooner Haleakala, built in San Francisco for
Allen & Robinson's feet, has had a trial trip in that bay and
has beaten her competitor, the ConsueIo, on every tack. On
her arrival here we may expect TO see some smart sailing for
the championship of the feet. Mr. Emmes is building a fine
schooner Of large carrying capacity at his shipyard in this
city, and the new steamer for Capt Hebron by Tibbets & Scr
renson is progressing rapidly.
The departures for the week, though fair in number, have
been mostly in ballast. Vessels on the berth for San Francis
co find but little freight offering, as there is little coming for
ward, the last sugar crop being about all in, though a number
OF plantations on Hawaii are grinding. schr W ii Meyer vii
return to San Francisco, to sail about the middle of next week
schr Bonanza and bk R c wyIie are also up to leave early,
and bktn J A FaIkinburg for Portland.
Bk Courier and schr Mary Swan were up at San francisco
for this port, the former with freight and the latter with Chi
Esq, and was loading for HiIo.
Blk W II Almy, hence Sept %, arrived over in II days.
Blk Mary Belle Roberts was advertised at Marshars sale by
auction, Oct IL, to satisfy claims Of II HackfeId and others.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF HAw scHR GIOVANNI APIANI, WIN p WEEKS
MAsTER.-Let Honolulu Aug 9th for Fanning's and Wash.
iugton Islands, the NE trades blowing strong until we arrived
in lat 10 ", when it hauled TO the westward. For 10 day:
we encountered nothing but light variable winds and Gains
with a strong easierly current, Ending il Improbable tC
reach Fannings Island in the latitude of it, we worked to the
southwark, got a slant from Sc and ran up TO the island, afteI
an IS days passage. While at Fanning's had much rain and
heavy squalls of wind, accompanied with very violent thunder
and lightning. Took Mr. Gregg and family up to Washington
Island, after taking in oil returned again to Fanning's with my
passengers. Left Oct 1st with light winds until in lat 14o N,
when it came on to blow from the NE with heavy squalls and
very high cross sea. On nearing Hawaii was compelled &c
heave-to under close sail in order 10 save my deck load, and in
that manner worked through the heavy sea at the SW end OIL
Hawaii, arriving at Honolulu on the 18th, Is days passage.
REPORT OF AN Blk AMY TURNER, A W NEWELL, MASTER
Sailed from Boston May 20; crossed the Equator in the Allan.
fenced very treacherous weather there but no heavy gales OF
wind; from lat sos s experienced successive light NV winds
varying to w; took the Sc trades in lat Is g, very light,
averaging about 20 TO so miles day; crossed the Equator in the
Pacific, FPS days out; took the NE trades in lie N, thence
to port had il light, IA days passage.
REPORT OF P NJ 8 CITY OF SYDNEY, DEARBORN, CoMMAN-
DER--Left San Francisco Oct 10th, at 2I5 d m, and dis
charged pilot 3.27 p m; on the 18th, at TO- p m, passed a
steamer steering N; received pilot off Honolulu on the 18th, at
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Island T~elegraphy.

To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
SIR A party of Gentlemen interested in FORM
ing q Telegraph Company met at the old Court
Room in Waikiki on Wednesday evening Oct. 10th at
7:3O O'Clock. The meeting was called to order by
DIR. F. II. Enders as chairman. A committee con-
sisting of DIR. F.. II. Enders, e. FL. Dickey and B. F.
Levy, were appointed to solicit subscriptions for
stock. The subscription list showed that 81 out
of 100 shares were taken at twenty five dollars a
share. The line to extend from Haiku to Lahaina,
via Makawao, Kahului, Wailuku and Waikapu.
A committee consisting of C. H. Dickey, as chair
man, H. Cornwell and w. 81. Bailey, was appointed
to prepare a plan for the permanent organization
of the Company, The meeting was one of much
interest, a strong determination being shown to
establish Telegraphic Communication on the Island.
There was an adjourned meeting called for Thursday
evening, Nov. 8, at the same place, when the cleo
ton of officers and other business will take place.
By order of the committee,
B. F. LEVY, Secretary, pro tenn.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I
ARRIVALS.

13-Am brig W II Meyer, Brown, II days I'm San Fran
I3-HaE brig Julia VI Avery. Avery, from Kauai.
l3-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, from Kohala, Hawaii.
I4-Schr Ka Moi, Reynolds. from Kahului, Maui.
I4-Schr Prince. Beck. from KOna d Kau, Hawaii,
l4-Schr Leahi, Kaaina, from Hilo, Hawaii.
I5-Schr KuIamanu, Mans, from Kohala. Hawaii.
I5-Stmr Likelike, Shepherd, from Maui & Hawaii.
I5-Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks, Is days from
Fanning's Island.
I5-Am schr Una, ~Stoddard, Isl dys from San Franco
l5-Schr Nanuokawai. Naiwi, from Nawiiwili, Kauai
I5-Schr Marion, Christian, from Koloa and Waimea.
l6-Schr Wanele, Kalauao, from Maliko, Maui.
liam bk Turner, Newell, IA days from Boston.
liam bktne Victor, Sievert, % days FIN Port Gamble.
l7-Schr Warwick, John Bull, from Lanai.
I8-Schr Mile Morris, KeaIohanui, from Molokai.
Is-P VI 8 City Of Sydney, Dearborn. 8 days from San
Francisco
Is-Sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane, from Lahaina, Maui.
Is-Schr Jenny, Pake, from Nawiliwili Kauai.
l9-SchT Keksuluohi, Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai.
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WE UNDERSTAND that advices were received
at the Foreign Office by the last mail from the
Hon. Mr.: Carter, our Envoy to the Courts of
Europe, who is now in London. Lord Derby
had not yet returned to the metropolis, but Mr..
Carter was meantime discussing a protocol as a
basis of subsequent Treaty negotiations, with one
of the Under Secretaries of the British Foreign
Office. Major Wodehouse was also in London,
kindly affording his valuable assistance to-
wards a successful issue of Mr.. Carter's mission,
of which, we are happy to believe, there are
favorable prospects. v
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PASSENGERS.


FRON San FRAScIsco-Per w II Meyer, Oct 18TH Gen.
tile, Thos Flemming, MIR Rude, F Andenot.
FoR GUASO IsLANDs-Per joseph Woolley, Oct l5th-John
Smith, Chas Glidden, VIM II Foye and 20 native laborers.
- From WISDwARDP oRTs-Per Likelke, Oct 15h-C ii Rose
and daughter, Mrs JosseIyn, Mrs Sumter and daughter, Miss L
Robinson, Mr. kamio, VIM Dart, Miss E Wight, ii Maciar-
lane, w ii Cornwell, G Armstrong, ID KamaiopilI and son, Mrs
J W Gay and child, Ka Nahaolelua, J w Kaiua, Jno Farms
worth and IS deck.
FoR WIsDwARDP oRTs-Per Lkelike, Oct I6th-Mrs Mon
sarrat and son, E A Pierce, Mrs A Blackburn, Kia Nahaole-
lua, ID Kamaiopli and son, G Along, J W Armitage, w II
Cornweh: 2 r MeIis, Capt Trip and wife, 8 L Austin, c F
Putnam, K u Townley, ID d Baldwin, G Armstrong, w Dart
and about los deck.
From PoRT GAMBLE-Per Victor, Oct 17th-MJ HoLgate.
FEoM SAY PRAScIsCo-Per City Of Sydney, Oct Isth-His
Ex Jno o Domins, T 8 Pratt, o G Rose, Capt A w Pierce,
Mrs ID Peterson and daughter, Jos Brewer, ID Noonan, Miss
Hoonan, w w Durham, wife and infant, Mrs Fleck, G W
fogg, Weight, u 3 Spalding, wife, 8 children and servant.
W Il Dimond, Mrs Frank Brown, H T Turton, wife and family,
Mr Titeus. II Turton, M Phillips, c EOrange, wife and maid.
DR. J w Smith. DIR T P Tisdale, A Herbert. G w Dickie Nv
II Lewes, w III Reed and wife, and SO in steerage.