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1879.
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Will run through the twelve monthly parts
beginning with the number of November, 1873
the first of the volume-an1 will be illustrated
by James f. Kelly: The story is one of travel
and adventure in Florida and the Bahamas
For the girls a continued tale
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follows:
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ST. NICHOLAS,
Scribner'S illustrated Magazine
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
AN IDEAL CHILDREN,s MAGAZINE.

AN IDEAL CHILDREN'S MAGAZINE.
Messrs. SCRIBNER & Co, in 1873, began the
publication OF ST. NICHOLAS, an illustrated
Magazine for Girls and Boys with Mrs Mary
Mapes Dodge as editor. Five years have
have passed since the first number was issued
and the magazine has won the highest position.
1t has monthly circulation of
OVER $4,000 COPIES.
1t is published simultaneously in London
and New York, and the transa tlantic recogni-
ton IS aim st as general and hearty the
American. Although the prog ess of the mag
azlne has been steady advance, it has not
reached its editors ideas of best, because her
ideal continually outruns it, and the magazine
swiftly follows after. To-day ST. NICHOLAS
stands
ALONE IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS:
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NICHOLAS has reached higher platform, and
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contemporaries" The London Literary World
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"A JOLLY FELLOWSHIP"
Will run through the twelve monthly parts
Q,
the first of the volume-an1 will be Illustrated
by James f. Kelly. The story is one of travel
and adventure in Florida and the Bahamas
For the girls, continued tale,
HALF DOZEN HoUsEKERPERs,"
By Katharine d. Smith, with illustrations by
Frederick Dielman, begins in the same num-
Der; and a fresh serial by Susan Coolidge,
entitled "Eyebright," with plenty of pictures,
will he commenced early in the volume. There
will also be a continued fairy-t called
"RUMPTY BUDGETS TOWER"
Written by Lulian Hawthorne and illustrated
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"RUMPTY BUDGETS TOWER"
JOHN d. FREEMAN,
Attorney and COunseIIOr-aG.LaW
Has rmoved his office from

STATE TO CAPITAL STREET JACKSON, MISS.
THREE Doors ABOVE CLARION OFFICE,
Practices as usual in all the courts at Jackson
and in Kinds and Rankin counties. and will
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Seventh Day Of January Next.

IN front of the Capitol in the city of Jackson
for cash, between the hours presc ribed by law
for execution sales, the property conveyed
by said trust deed, to-wit: All that certain
lot and parcel of land situate and being in
the said city of JAG son. in Kinds county.
Mississippi, known and described as follows :
All that part of lot number TWO in fractional
square number one south, fronting twenty
eight feet and ten inches Oh State street ex-
tending back the same width to Crescent street
1t being the same lot formerly occupied by
Fearn Putnam their place of business,
and on which there is new brick store house
The title is believed 10 be good but | will
only convey euch title is vested in me- The
balance claimed to be due under said deed is
about =, 4OO. ERSKINE WATKINS
Substituted Trustee
Dec. 3, 1885, s.
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SATURDAY, 21st OF DECEMBER. 1873
TRUSTEES SALE.

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THE FARM DEPARTMENT

embracing complete and com rehensive des-
patches IRON WAsHINGTON, including full re
ports Of the speeches OF eminent politicians
on the questions of the hour
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-24
BIRTHS.
Colonial News.

Br the CIV Of Sysuev re have the following items
q Colouial -e~s sr11 the Auckland EVeoiug star;
MruasrExr, MA-ch s0th.-Hsary soois hare
CARED IL the suhurbs. clusinE considerable damage
In rroue-rr Il r1iuei heavily from Thursday to
satzraar EurinE Ehach foar inches fell The NArrA
rose g rur5ly thzf IN few hears il Over-oEeG its
hank, and al tie loE-iyiug Lads adjacent were
Eue~1ay sutlsrEui- All bai6Ings. mostly stores, on
shs soaEh hHnk q he TArrA wsre surrounded, and
c-u-zr eaten Vas Only obtained By boat, and
thea o-ly with 6i5czry owing 70 the rapid ezrreut.
T-Ee cr TIE soEth side of Princes Bridge was sus
us.Se6 Ter Il hoGrs II Consequence of the water
rznriuE ever. o. the s.. kiliA rad the whole
s--s1-a q iszG far the ere eoCld reach
eruanse q water. o1e hfe vas les,, ChiuAnH1,
srcEues n = hut. Upper Tzrra- TIE feed Is not
srhr fear sset q tie grsz< Sood q iS5S. sdt the
u-n.sr rsss mach 1o-s r1Pisly- number q persons
- uct siue q save ths.r goods. Many only
ss.znsd witA thsir HIVES with dI5eclty-
Thu-r EAs a most seri1zE ocezrrs7ee . few nights
Are. TIE boys il the rstorl4tory Eehool. CobGIE.
snsrsnfed Ha5 for an hsar KEPT large nanber q
wn-arrF NJ har. EiAuk cartridge vas sred AZ them,
- ~ ~ pu-oosa Al lsnEth the door Of the DORM
.r-r ma snnshul n wiEh an axe and eurr1Ees
rr+-rs Sam~ rnshn- uriy w1ani Is were received on
40 rSses 10 cnzss Is assigned for tie outbreak
Serur1I tniIzrss hare oorarrt1 n the grAln trade
s Hause nn5 Co. whess liabilities are @s+.t =
R.iu.zrs zIisr, Kyns0us i said t. e =+-sSe; h b
Srsxrr. Narrh She chizborazo. while On
tie p-ss.es froa MsssErae. st-urk ca the rocks ~
Pci1t PsrPs.5icriE-. an6 PAT bsck 70 Je-Eis Bay
ui-h he flru e1zparrzezr fzl q EEtsr-
kslirht -ics occ=r-sd n SUziay riEat, owing 70
se-t.-s-z r-e.-.i-g q Pastar Allan Il Hyde PARK.
A ia-ss ersud eslIe-tza- Missiles were thrown A.
Ia psl.s. IhsE ehA-Esd EhA s4tSEs AID iii pretty
resly.
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PASSENGERS.

Fr= srs-sy and AHckaas per CITY q Syaasy gsiI Is
10 Ta-srl Du1u Nsss Barae. sai lsS Ia trAasil1.
~ 50 fusucsls pr CITY u >ytacf, Aprl SD Moo
aaa sc. Mrs 2 MAksz aud c1at. II B-cS~ith,
si-s Ca-tl=s H Ai-raa--r. 0 Hal, q c B0arduAa aud
Nfc Lyis - re. : 7 Hat-rlJlse j.. 2 Cl5Se, Al
M1rrag sld site Lest Barnett and wife, g Bart
laI Mara IA. 40 sr. ucFhzw ar1 servant Roberts
Nif 80 cttsrel. Iuu Eeea ; Autsrs1o. DEu Jaure-
fu.1ci-cl. E-r Agrrags Aprl l,--Capt Ccl-
gre ~a zz1 CATER AZ Athe-tgus NJ Curtis, Mr. smith
80 t.lllg-
fruu ai-E~zrd flrts, Per Lakslike- April 2lst-Her
Nsssty laru1. NJ l. Flik0i Hol 49, and ~ifv.
Eda 4 aaF1ll AID sic. q " J1zss, N hAHlS, Mss
Earkia. ii N-Danua- ~ saith. Ape. ~ife and chi3. G
Hraun c l. slacEpr g n Cl.ss. : A . Briun, c House
mae 2 nnraes. L >ylFA. Mss smilh, ; BAksr X
ElsAAr-s 49, - 9eck-
Frs1 FrABs4saa, Der ZealA1dlA April 2s.-Miss II
FaHEa Nh Br@ls Ars 2ac Mss D1u Col Alien AID utr,
NJ LawrF Eua G.ughrrr, Msses ftzuEn a. Nous DaloE
ssrFaut aud sic, Mss Hcussyvu. Capt Bray.
ul1r A1s chfe Mrssrs A keuneiy. Ias o Guuld. Il Cav
Itg. 2 d Fe-eg " ? Brewer, A Gsrtenbergs &nt -
El-11-au.. 5 lhiucss. streTasu
r. Ns- Cas.s-Psr LisEis NArsAlll, April lssa-Nss
Bss,sas. M Mis-.
~ ~ Eeais
~ Gezas Islznls-Per Jus WsoLsy, April s3rd-J4s
Grs-z. T. srrEzl, N Css-F Nn3 lzl-rsrs-
f1r Rise~zrt P1-ts per LiSslike. April S-F RieeArd
c st.cEpele HQuuE. louss- I EichArdso1, Bsh0p
Wds Ny, Au-siz- C5.eal4a, ~ifs sat child, Dc
Ess-1lau k1s tzzEbtsr, AisEEu-s-, Aue syeria,
So, Ms Eicl-rds0u. Ms a AlA7A- Has 81 ceek-
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COMMERCIAL.

HoN0LTLU. APRIL -, is7S
WA ne rsv-ul q co7uus showers q rain. which We
ls harr as-u rpss.i al rrour, has
-t sAsars revived and planters and Others have be
es Has haffsL Island F-osuo- Is slss eoraiag forward
frr-if, sns fs-rirs vessel. ar I,.diBs rspisly.
- srra euriur rhs pas; week have h-ru,-Am bark
s-tias ,, A. Fsigaburs ts0a Poriiaad HsiSu Naui
A --rsanc-- Castle Cokss steamer Cily q sydney
f ~ css route ~ 80 Frsueisso, 90 Haskfss &
o.. An izEs IA. Nzrshsl. f-o- Newcastle via Tahiti
rt a-. n-lh--Eratn- Msr.mE isuu Tahiti: aud steam
z-.laHeA fru san F-zaei-co 80 auys and hours,
~l frsrh; aus passenger q. HHrkfsi %; and Haw
IA Nazsis Nar,sy, i-uui Portiaue-
ne departures r. fs-r-n rs-rs have besu steamer City
az sslHry Or sza Fsaacisco; An slip Charter Oak
Or - Eulurise-s iask D. C. Murray fur The sams
Ts An lA-Es CAesa Jsuas Pitu j.. Ps-K ms for
Fl-ai saaul Hst bark psrcaby Or Portland; steamer
1u-.als o. Austrais; An scar Jos wollsy. flr the
Ga..a lsszsss zng Italian steamer Cistofo Colob0,
- t.rEsutas Kurta Al T.oassry are ca ~ hearth
g. frauca si s-riy das, and aso ths
49, f-lEtu..u-E f.r rursiEul
I terms ai d. ran AIS ~ AMI Tlursdsy ernfrt.iu z
lacv .-rleut " sas l4lzu and suiird . thv
p, - - 49, 90 lean fths arrival cfths J. W
sssrsr q 1sa m sesrsr ~esA i~d a that Fart Sc
~ 49, d. " Ai=y sa.is1 frvu ssH FFass.eo fsr III.
r. .,sl 81 F.1I hence Ga Ii. sth, Hsriyed Al sza
4--usas1s 70 ~ lsth AFrii-
Frn ~ Nsrsss Rsyisv rsa-ivea per zsaAaaa take
~ tlgyirg
C1s-s. Isl % isisz win nsasrsf- inquiry.
Eriias.l.st Iaus ). il susgt supIly pressut and
e1ulalznl. t-1z az. o. &C.
-rr-Ts uaH-si = tare uftIEulan and price. SHADE
49, .ss g tlau--ian rrs7-rs Ersa-s i ne uvsk assrs
Sc % s-rs 40 49, al s,is- zhs latter fsr strictly
cna1H IH1 t ulslal
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1s-S-tr Eee.ulaa1f MslzihL f-lm HSusisi
sear Hszusrl. NiSa. trlzi Hzn2lsi
A. 81 LiEzis Nazshali, h4aisz. ~ dys foa New
Gastlf. n = ".
.-szh-Ez No. Esyu1Iss fro.a Kshuiui.
z1hr Laall kHzinz. ffau Hii1-
-l-,11r Nrtrs Msrrlil. Hafaei3 from Lahkina.
.lur LAselsu. Naep1sr3, f-ull " ladSArl Fl-ts-
Erar NAri1n. kRla frla kaios and WaneA
Scar NAElakA9al. Rakr, fran Nssaliuih-
Scar k4imaii-. kirr. fraus k2aA and ksa.
@-H-at hktue MkrzalR Rislau tn Tahiti
Rms L-alaalN CasT.lisr, fr1ui san Francisco
>zEr Wai-ha. ksgss. frln AAi.ka
=8-EaW bE MalEi- NAs.rHy, PsPe, In Pu-tlNrd.
SAILED.
a. Ls-s-ar y-stis Ms-rIa. Hatasl3. o. LAhAiuA-
s-ar M a Fss-sr. B-eS Ter Kaaa Aaa KAu.
Es-FEss Lssy u >slusy u1srs1rn. flr Frznssoo.
So I-.alis. Elzsal~as flr kulals-
selr rr.ar-. si-aersll. - kluz & kau.
a. slta lazrlrr "a. Staples. f5r "a frzueisco-
ia b. y q MErraF. frost. O. San Francisco.
--aal ~ l.allsa. A-l1tlslu. flr Pvt Gamble
lEtls - ferslls, Je1nslz, ar aisto
BIZ ~ narsuty, rsurE, g Psrtiani
Sclr kaEsl .u11i- NaiEill. Or HzEalrL
ssrr 1e--y. elsl. n Nasl--~l-i, hzEsi-
- s-sr - fsiustry. Mc6suuz. flr AIetie
Aa ~ 1szziz lhlzs, hv4as. ta- 70 GAubls
Aalla- halslEl. tlr MAKO
-8-L NJ L-1l2ll a. CleEzliar. Tor >s1ney.
Lk-llx- sh-Plsru- tsr Wtu4-4rl Ports
sch- Ma-iHu. kfsltn. fsr halaa aa9 HsnleA-
szar NAHHlka-ial. Nal@i- fl- Na~iiuiL
IN + Crirllfsra C14oaz1rl, CA4rsar9. fJr san z.
scar Arstlr Merritt hat1rll- t1r LalAtna-
A. u14r sascpA Wso.isy. BEigEs far Ga4ao Ia
--h- IA y "a. Marcia &C. Or ksh1iri.
>clr EAllalcs klaE. Cor H4aAisi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-24

MEMORANDA.

EsgIt q tttzJ Fzlkias1ry Hul5zrt A.stsE.-SAilei
f-1 tst1-ti Narch - rrricuozi Erasy gale fruln nv
-c-t- 1rr-zluE t-s anc 81 ~ lzlriuE heavy.
ak tuks fEl q also tar galley. cabin
49, frr1.sf- Earrs lFerard the d-ckLi % iunher
lrtl-1 Ol ihc -sh had 1l1-rate weather. co..
raE.1g ARRIVAL - Hs-sl Apnl IL Discharged
osC Ll- ll.s Do EettlE underway lot port Auch1r
a1l ~ fstals =al- Arrived A. uel1lliG. priI T.
l-s-E II ~ CTS - sy1a-y p-a-t1ra. C-a-izndcr.
szrs1 Sssasy Hess. 21z-cG - A. zn1 arrived
A a-.lsz1- Ayr. >4-ie5 sane 1ay q Have
~ k-s1 uris and s the ~-y tran Auckland Sc
tie Ny Iralus rery stroug fa1 ;. Frou Lat
81 @ - c. vtFrnoel o. ~et-rly eurreut in -
As1rs Arrived q il1uu.niu April Il AZ p
Eraar1 q n u LHaaa1aa. l1eralter. C1gltnAnicr-
Let san FrAncas-a grl Is us1 Up the 18th.
str unas rsrFiur frul M clufased After
ualr-atr Aa8 nae part, a Hgsoi1la aud
ra-rlrra flar aa l1a-d ~ 1919