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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Mississippi News.

Columbus Democrat
I At the election on Tuesatv Mr. g. u
Dancey was elected NTAvor The Al5erl,s,,
elgct are ". H. HumphrJes, = Iichteusrad-
ter +. NJ Leigh, r. r. Hudson n n k.t1D
'o'n d huds'h'
Aberdeen weekly
Mr.. Hatch Withheld aged SO wears. and
one of our first settlers. died al hi. home iu
this county on last saturday. IA, v.1s mn
upright honest man, vino au1as-ed "a Iar,r,s
fortune by industry aud frugalitv.
Columbus I,da,sn,l.,t1
''' P0''NS'''
his ida Of coufesti,| CoI NJ,,tj1r,,,. AZ
ection-
Dialu"" NeP""'tc'hI
Mark . nun. hH~ been sentenced 20 the
penltrutt y ior S3 rrr-, luI the murder OF
burton "HIta'e- w" u DEP stand a writ OF
error win snPerrejets hls been prayed for,
Court
Vicksburo, Co,,,,,,.t,iall
, rom N"i. y iiNhtlh Ston' President Of
Ilu u lcehNH'e a birmingham Railroad we
IeaI u % serious atcluent which happened
on MS roAu Ie" DAYS ago. A train OF sew
erai car loaus OF cotton caught lire from
SUNNY grass on the side OF track and en-
IIiS'S Vo"Su"eu wv" cars anu MY elShL
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The woman he had married was by
no means reigning beauty, though she
was most excellent, amiable and gifted
person. He owned as much, privately,
to the friend whom he bad just presented
to her.
"You see," he says, 'sbeauty passes
away"
Il know it," replies his friend, "and
ugliness doesn't
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A GENTLEMAN in New Orleans was
agreebly surprised to find a plump tur-
key served up for his dinner, and inquir-
ed of his servant how il was obtained.
why, sir" replied Sambo, s'dat turkey
has been roosting on our fence tree
nights. So dis morning seize him for
de rent oh de renee"
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A BRIGHT little Soreham boy, who had
been engaged in combat with another boy
was reproved by his aunt, who told him
he ought always to wait until the other
pitched upon" him. 'sWell," ex-
claimed the little hero, "but if wait for
the other boy to begin, I'm afraid there
won't be any fight.
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MEMORIAL SERMON :

nr,rvERED BEFORE THE JOINT CONGRE-
CATIONS OF THE METHODIST, PREsBY-
TERRAIN AND BAPTIST CHURCHES IN
GRENADA. SUNDAY, DEC. l, 1878, BY
pPoF. JOHN L. JOHNSON.
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Overheard on ferry boat: every
thing has gone wrong with A. T. Stew
arts affairs since his death. If the old
man had been alive the St. Marks
churchyard outrage would never have
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The class in German grammar is on
the subject of genders. Miss Flora,
why Is moon masculine in German"
so that she can go out alone nights, I
suppose"
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Rheumatism is frequently the result of
an overdose of moisture; in other words,
to be caught out in pouring rain often
insures q roaring pain.-Yonkers Ca
zaffa
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Think twice, PaterfamiIias, before
you have your house connected with
your officeiby telephone. There are ad-
vantages, but are there not disadvan-
tages as well? Think twice.-Boston
Transcript.
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GRENADA, Miss. Dec. Z 1873.
Prv. Jxo. l. Johnson, University of Mis-
sis-ppi:
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, as repre-
.ant.rives Of the three congregations, Pres
Lyrerian. Methodist and Baptist, that shared
tfa ,Iaa.ure of listening 10 the Memorial
Ssrmonr delivered by yourself in our desc
Ir4d town on last Sabbath. resp ctfully
mir in requesting iJ for publication.
A sermon comtHem orative OF the virtues
of departed worth. suggesting in so com
t,r-irg a way the lessons 10 be gathered
rom our recent aVT full visitation, and bring
inc fo 80 many broken hearts aud Swallowed
homes the divine consultations the Gospel OF
Christ alone can supply, we feel it our duty
"a send IL wherever these sorrOws have
come that all everywhere, grouped like
ourselves around solitary heart1 stones.
NAV read il, be >olaccd for the past and in
srired Tor the ia ure. Hoping, therefore.
TOR your @ m pliJuce with our requf st, and
with the kiudest wishes for your future, we
remain,
Very truly yours,
W. =. LAKE.
J.. DUBARD.
Methodist.
Fl. C. kUYKENDALL,
A V b. THOMAS,
Presbyterian.
JoHN POWELL,
DIR. HENRY J. RAY,
Baptist.
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ington cor. N. o. Times. ]


The few Southern Conservatives holding
place in the departments will have an un-
happy time nf il, as the movement 70 turn
thtm all cut and put Southern Republicans
in their places have already commenced.
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IT's wise boy that knows his own
mother when his father IS mormon el-
der.
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THE FUNERAL BAKED LUNCH,

with which they in the first instance pro
vided themselves on setting out for their
unseen bourne, in the shape of ham and
claret, they changed their minds as to the
felicity of death by drowning, and chose
the alternative of wandering in the will
derness and being torn by wild beasts
They accordingly pulled for the Alamo
da shore, and wandered off into the wild
desert region, five miles back Of Oakland,
in the direction of Temescal, and then
awaited their doom. The region is in
tested by the fierce, rapacious gopher,
and the mephjs AD1ericdnus, which roam
the desolate confines in pursuit of prey,
After waiting a couple Of days in the
brush, or until the ham was .devoured
without being scented out by any of these
beasts, the pair struck out for clearing
and descended upon the spot where they
were subsequently found.
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LONDON Judy asks, .sDoes lunar
caustic come from the moon?"
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Married TO Each Other "a Second
Fine.

From the Chicago TimeS.I
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 29-Capt.
Jack Kershaw of Gonzales county, was
united in marriage on Wednes day to
Mrs S. Fisher of Dallas county.
Thirty years ago Jack kershaw, then
a steamboat clerk, married beautiful
young woman of 20, and some ten years
his junior. Their tempers were incom-
life they were divorced, Mrs. Kershaw
going home to her fathers house in Ten
nessee with her infant daughter.
Three years later she became Mrs
Fisher, and accompanied her husband to
Texas, who located in Dallas county.
the war called Mr.. Fisher to the field.
In the charge al Mansfield, La, be was
killed.
Kershaw, continuing in the steamboat
business, became popular Captain on
the lower Mississippi River, amassed
competency, and married Miss Emma
Alexander. reigning belle of Memphis
Trouble fell upon him in his second mar
riage, aud he was made a widower. Miss
Kershaw, the issue of his first marriage,
was married on her removal to St.
Louis.
All communication with Mrs Fisher
ceased except through his son-in-law.
Eight months ago Mrs. Fisher received
a letter from her first husband, the pur-
port of which can be surmised by subse-
quent events.
On Wednesday last the long separated
couple were again joined in wedlock.
The couple will remain in Dallas until
next week, when they will leave for
months sojourn in St. Louis, before
making Gonzales their home.
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A WARRANT FOR HIS ARREST

had been sworn out by the firm he had
swindled at the handy transaction,
Siguor Guidi disappeared, and his where
abouts are at present unknown. Before
he went to lunch on Saturday, it APP
pears he told his dear friend, Mr.. Barli,
this time he had made up his mind to
commit suicide. Barli blandly inquired
if he had pistol, and then generously
offered to borrow one already loaded. to
enable Gull TO make a clean job Of it.,
Clorinda is with her hrother-in- law, Mr..
Doneri, and from every indication seems
as crazy as the companion of her flight
1t is evident that after partaklng of
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Peculiar Ante.Nup,iaI Contract.
From the San Francisco Chronicle

From the San Francisco Chronicle
The case of Carolina H Pinchard VS.
''Dr." j. B. Pinchard is on trisl in the
Twentythird District Court. On the
18th OF March, 1876, the plaintiff in this
suit was, she swears, induced to become
the defendants wife, on the representa-
ton that he was in receipt of a monthly
income of from $500 to $500 from his
practice as a physician, and that he was
the owner of valuable personal property,
including picture valued at $50, 900.
No affection appears to have existed be-
tween them either prior or subsequent
to the tying of the nuptial knot -Four
days after the wedding a contract was
entered into between the parties, whereby
they agreed to exchange all their indi-
vidual property, the defendant receiving
in return for his above-describeh posses
sions house and lot on Howard street,
near Fifth. Mrs. Pinchard has since
discovered that her husbands wonderful
picture 10 not worth SO, and that his
professional income will not average
more than $50 per month. She now
prays for decree annullIng the contract
on the ground of fraud, averring that
her weak mental and bodily condition
was taken advantage of by the defendant
for his selfish ends. DIR. Pinchard, on
the examination, stated that the paint
ing referred to was a genuine Raphael
which had been sold from the gallery of
the Louvre, and for which he paid 81,
although an Italian priest had assured
him it was worth at least 100000. He
had refused $25, 600 for it from the late
W. C. Ralston. In. reality it is said to
be mere daub, of no value whatever.
The 'doctor" could not tell what school
of medicine he belonged to, aud said
that he had attended the only school
there was in Paris. He had no diploma,
but could have secured one by only two
years more study. He did not under
stand the meaning of anatomy. Some
times his prescriptions were written IL
Latin, and he was quite positive that no
mans death could be laid at his door.
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Vicksburg CommerciaIl
Greenvillc Flag

w. X Sinclair, tramp-priuter hailed
from Kentucky, got away with "A coat be-
longing to as at Grenada. The last we knew
OF him he was going toward Jackson and
Nicksburg. Had we not befriended him ,
these facts would not have appeared before
the public"
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I
AR TRIVIAL

&c. 29-Schr Waiele, Ralsuao, from Maiko, Maui.
29-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, from Hama, Maui.
29-Schr Haunani, Nika, from Kau, Hawaii.
3O-Schr Manuokawai. Naiwi, from Nawiliwili, Kauai
3O-Schr Marion, KibIin, from Koloa 81 Waimea, Kauai
3O-Am bk Buena Vista, Hardies, from Hito, Hawaii.
3I-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni, from Hilo, Hawaii.
3I-Schr Pauahi. Manu-, from Kohala, Hawaii
3l-SchrL eahi, Kaaina, from KOhala, Hawaii
3I-Haw bk Lunalilo, Marston, SO days from BurraId's
Inlet
3I-SchrM Mary Z Foster, Christian. from Kau, Hawaii
3I-Schr Fairy Queen Peni, from Kohala, Hawaii.
3l-Brit bk Nadura, Stanton. 80 days I'm Jarvis Island
n. I-Schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield. from Lahaina, Maui
1-Schr IA Moi. Reynolds. from Kahului, Maui.
Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard, % days
from Astoria.
2-P NJ 8 City of sydney, Dearborn, IS dys FIN Sydney
2-Iaw bk X c Wylie, Schrader, 10 dys I'm San Fran.
2-Am schr W Z March, Dollard, 19 dys I'm San Fran.
2-Am schI Jos WOolley, Briggs, 80 days from Bakers
Island.
2-Schr Jenny, Pake, from Nawiliwili, Kauai.
2-Schr Warwick, Jno Bull. from Kalaupapa, Molokai
2-Schr Annie, Raus, from Wailua, Kauai.
3-Schr Kamaile, King, from Kau, Hawaii.
4-Schr Kekauluohi, Malaihi, from Hanaei, Kauai.
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TO GOOD TEMPLARs.

n DISTRICT LODGE FOR THE HA
n ian Islands is TO be formed and a District session 0 te
Grand Lodge held, commencing on Tuesday Evening, January
22d. at O'Clock, in knights of Thyths' Hall, Hotel sreet:
All members in good standing cordial y invited Jan ="
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LEcrURE.-We understand that Mr.. Il. Holsteln
of this city, is preparing a lecture which Will
embrace a retrospect of Hawaiian History for
the last century. and will be entitled. Former
ly and Now. Drifting and Rowing" From the
well-known literary ability of the gentleman, we
predict that the public will not be disappointed in
expecting an able essay upon a subject which
cannot but be interesting to all.
REMovAL~-J. NJ. Whitney D. d. s., has removed
his Office to the spacious and pleasant rooms
upstairs. in Brewer g. Co.'S new block, corner of
Hotel and Fort streets. As good digestion, with
consequent sound health. is so intimately connected
with a good set of teeth, all must see the pro
priety of knowing where a good dentist can be
found.
LEGISLATIVE Recommendations are al
ready moving and Offering themselves for legis-
lative honnors. We hear The names Of the
following gentlemen giVer, as intending to enter
the canvass for the District of Kona Oahu Messrs.
E. Preston C. Brown, F. Brown, David Malo. Jas.
Keau, and R. Hoapili Baker. There are probably
many more political aspirants, who will announce
themselves in due time.
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Week of Prayer for 1873.
SABBATH, JANUARY 6.

MA D.
SERMoSs:-chrstlsR union perfected. Rev. yii:o 10.
MONDAY, January.
PRAYER AID Observation-Disclosures of personal and reIa
tive mercies; Prayer for the Divine blessing on past PRIVILEGES
and forE humble and contrite spirit
TUESDAY, JANUARY s,
PRATER:-For the Church Of Christ in all lands; for its de-
hverance from error; for an increase in faith and holiness, and
in power as a witness for the Lord Jesus Christ; for the grace
and guidance Of the Holy Spirit.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9.
PRAYER:-FoE Christian Families-for sick and afflicted
members; for children At school, and for all youth in our col
leges and seminares OF learning; for young men entering upon
the active business Of lie, and for those abroad; for our sons
and daughters openly confessing Christ.
THURsDAY, JANUARY 10.
fakYER:-For Naions-for rulers, magistrates, aud states,
men; foe the Army and Navy; for all benevolent and phlan-
throPhie institutions; for religious liberty and the opening of
doors " vide and efectual " for publishing the GOSPEL: and for
fhe reign Of righteousness and peace.
FRIDAY, JANUARY IL.
PsAYER:-Fo< Cariatian Missions to the Jews and GentiIes:
for Sunday Schools, and for the Divine blessings on all Chris
tan efforts TO spread the glad tidings of the Gospel Of Saliva
fion.
SATURDAY, JAHUARY IL.
PRAYERz-Fo< the circulation Of tie Bible; for the observ-
ance Of the Ssbbaths Cor the removal Of inkeznperance; for the
rescue Of thetaHen; for the safety Of those who trayel by land
and by water.
SAsBATB, JANUARY Is.
Observation-Disclosures life "LI your light shine" Matt.
g;l6.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
u S Flagship Pensacola, Rear-Admiral A Murray.
MERCHANTMEN.
Am schr c " Ward.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
Am schr LOleta, Dexter.
Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks.
Haw bk Matte Macleay, Pope.
Am bk Jennie Pitts, Mauter.
Am brig w ii Meyer, Brown, loading.
Am bktne Monitor, Emeson.
p NJ ; 81 Paul. Commander Erskine.
Am bk Buena Vista, Hardies.
Haw bk LunalilO, Marston, dischrTging.
Brit blk Madura, Stanton.
Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard, dischaTging.
Hgw bk X c Wylie, Schrader, discharging.
Am schr W + March, Dollard, discharging.
Am schr Jos Woolley, Briggs
wHALERs.
Haw VII brig Onward, Eldredge.
HaW VIII brig W II Allen, GiIIey.
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ASSENGE

FOR RASNINGs' IsLANDs-Per Reynard, Dec 2s-A J Kinney,
Capt II English, A Virgins, I c Martin, and % natives.
FoR WISDwARD PoRTs-Per Likeike, Jan IF Cooke. s
7 Alexander and two boys, Miss Smithies, w Wentworth, W Z
Posue, J c Hattie, W H Bailey, Jas Wright, w o Smith, Mrs
Schultz, 8 E Mann, Capt Pope, MIR Rodinet, NJ B Beckwiih.
Mrs Barnard, Mr Wilkinson, VIM jesse Crane, G Hawke, G
e Pairer, = Armstrong, G S Spalding Alex McGregor. w P
Unmatched, NJ F Weeks, c Motley, wife & daughter, W Mon
sarret, Sam Parker, VIM Wilder and son, J Eamio, Kahamua-
maui. Wslea Kiiikui, Keliikuli Meele Kelnkuli. and e5 on
deck
FnoN sYDxEY-Per City Of Sydney, Jan 2-CK Smith, c
a Woolmington-
FEoN GUASo IsLAEDs-Per Jos Wooliey, Jan 81 w
King, ID Rooney, Mr MeGiIl, and Is natives.
FRoN PORTLAND AND AsToRIA-Per Jane A Falkenburg,
Jan 2R Hobson. v TriYett, c 8 Wright. ID Foster
From SAN FRAScIsco-Per w T March, Jan 2-Jno Cash
man. L Elibie, J A Wales. A II Edwards and wife, J Nichols,
4 Cameron and wife, II Joes, Jas Brigg, Geo B Barrett.
FRoH SAN FRAScIsco-Per z C Wylie, Jan 2-F E Hub.
bard, and eight Cinnamon.
FoE SAY FRAScIsco-Per City Of Sydney, Jan 2-G w
Fogg, A z Everett, Mr. Arundel, Mr. Darsie, NJ Phillips. d S
Logan. w Marierty, K Stevens, W Casacks, J Gibbons, w
Greenhouse, Geo Raupp, Mrs J G CleYior, Miss II A Spalding,
D Sheridan, E Gawler and wife and child, z Morton and wife.
w Widnan. J A Loyelace, e Taylor, aud Chinaman.
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va%HE ANNUAL MEETING OF The ~
IL hala Sugar Co. will be held at the Office Of MessTs. Gas
tie & Cooke. on the 2lst Of January, 1878, at Z ocIock p ~
for the " ction of officers for the ensuing year
- ~ Secretary.
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IMPORTS.

FEOx sAs FRAscIsoO-Per st Paul, Dec 2s-751O pkgs
general mdse-
FRoM PORTLAND & AsFORIA-Per Jane A FaIkinburg, Jan
2-734l4 # lumber, 81 J cords staFe bolts, 1857 pkgs general
mdse.
FROM SYDNEY & AucKLASD-Per City Of Sydney, Jan .
40 Pkgs general mdse-
FROM BURRARD's ISLET-Per LunaIilO, Jan 2-14S5OO shin
giles, 3I4l@ tt lumber, 100 bdls latls, 2 flag poles, so bbls
salmon.
FRoH SAN ERAsCIsCo-Per 2 W March, Jan 200 bdIs
$hingles $500 posts, 10 m bricks, 631 pkgs general mdse.
FRoN SAN FRASCIsco-Per r C WyIie, Jan 2-1 horse, 500
bdls shingles, 36 Pkgs general mdse.
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PACIFIC Iron WORKS
OfSan Francisco.
RANKIN, BRAYTON & Co.,
PRoPRIEToRs,
GEORGE w. F0GG, SUPERINTENDENT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sugar Machinery!
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
HAVING YER R IEs.9a.g
now prepared to contract for same or for any size required
On Terms which are unusually
Favorable!
And with great dispatch, the largest orders not requiring over
ninety days for manufacture. All of the latest and most val
liable improvements used in construction.
Manufacture to Order:
6 ES.
BOILERS, VACUUM PANS,
CENTRLFUGALS,
WATER WHEELS,
MILL GEARLNG, COOLERS,
TANKS, CHARTERS, dc.
WALKERS PATENT
COMPOUND STEAM PUMPS,
STEAM AND WATER PIPEs-an sizes.
At Prices Considerably Lower
than usual.
ALSO---DIRECT CITING AIR PUMP,
With Compound Steam Cylinder.
InlS funp q only W moving parts eACcPt III HouP
Valve, thus reducing friction to q minimum, besides making .
saving of Is per cent in steam over any other pump manufac-
tured.
AGENTS FOR THE
Allen Engine Governor,
Cooks BOILER Feed
en- and Heater.
Parties desiring Machinery
ESTIMATES FOR PLANTS,
Please address as above at San Francisco. or
E. P. ADAMS,
jas 3m HONOLULU.
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Els.

Dec. 2o-Am Blk Reynard, Kingman, for Fanning's Island.
29-Schr Prince, Simerson. for KOna and Kau, Hawaii.
an, I-stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, for Maui & Hawaii.
2-Schr Marion, Kibln, for KOloa d Waimea, Kauai
2-P VI 8 City Of Sydney, Dearborn, for San Franco.
3-Schr Neiie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
3-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui.
S-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni. for Hilo, Hawaii.
3-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, MOlokai.
4-Schr Ka Mol, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui.
4-Schr Leahi, Kaaina, for Kohala, Hawaii.
4-Schr Kulamanu, Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii.
4-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, for Hanslei, Kauai
ESchr Manuokawai, Naiwi. for Anahola, Kauai.
1Schr Jenny, Pake, for N~awiliwili, Kauai.
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EMORANDA.

REPORT OF THE P NJ Cos IS CITY OF SYDNEY, II A DEAR
BoS, COHxASDER.-Let Sydney Dec II at 8 p m, ~discharg-
ing pfOs At 3-3s p m. Arrived at Auckland Dec 10 at $50 a
N; sailed thence same date at 1230 p m. Dec % al 5 a m,
lat IS AZ 5 long l72 94S w communicated with the COM
pany's SIS City Of New York. Passed Island Of Tutuila Dec
% at 5 a n, distance from west end Is miles. After passing
the Navigator Islands had a heavy swell from N and NNW
with battling winds to lat 5 : s, thence to port very strong NE
trades and rough seas; had no Sc trades. Arrived off Homo
lulu ian l at IL so p m, and received pilot at $50 a IN next
morning
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A CARD.
HONOLULU, JANUARY 4, 1878.

"VNObOLOi VA4NUAhI Z, 1910.
MEssRs. L URBAN, Cincinnati, Ohio
Gentlemen: The No 10 Fire and Burglar Safe 1 purchased
from you some time ago has proved itself worhy Of the conf
dence ! placed in it. 1t was in the great fire of the 18th Of De-
cember, 1877, l opened it on the next morning by your admir-.
able arrangement Of inside bolt work on the combination, and
was agreeably surprised to find all books and papers perfectly
preserved. The interior of the Safe is so perfect l believe i.
will stand another fire, and I will therefore continue to use il.
jas II Yours truly, JAS. A. HOPPER.
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Miss Huddy and E. A. Williams will appear will
Songs, to be followed by the
Serious FAMILY.
Faith, Hope and Charity.

PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle, 81 90; Parquette'
15cts.; Pit, Scots Seats can be reserved at McWayne's Drug
Store at % cts extra. Doors open at y p. M, Performance
commences at s O'Clock.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE OF THE Hal
Il ku Sugar Co. will be held at the ofice OF Messrs. castle
& Cooke, on the oath of January, 1878, at z O'CLOCK ?. M,
the election Of officers for the ensuing year. y
1i,sSoS Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

Tho Democrats OF the Eighteenth Ohio
ron.re.sional District held their Conven-
mon On Thursday at Steubenville, and
nominated D. T. lawson, Wholesale gro
croi Wcllsvillc, on the sixth ballot, over
Clark, Of Belmont, and a. J. Schrie-
f.f oi Harrison county Ross Alexander
presided over the Convention, and
va. ulmcd as candidate for Congress,
bc, declined the honor The platform
,ioIicl is the usual one that Ohio Demo-
erat. following the lead OF the Cincinnati
EpyunT. always adopt nowadays.
Nj I.awson's chances for an election
,ranno, be considered very encouraging.
he +, one Of three Richmonds in the field,
the ,ircenbackcrs and Nationals having a
candidate, and DR.. UpdegraF being the
lgepublican candidate. Tho vote Of the
COUNTIES comprising the District was as fol.
low, last wear: