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unter9ebraht uu0 uerpfleet Deroen.
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Supreme Court-January Term, 1879.

Coaraasd from Jaala,y %, e-fre Cai-f justice Harms aai
Judd ard MeCsHy, , =
J Coaey vs. Naae.e-ArPeaI from Water CouHissioaeu.
A rc-arsuneat q this cas- sas beard to-day, auI s1b-Isea 10
the Court
Nee Lindsay IS KAAua. e ai-EHcePtions 20 he ralinz a
Mr. Justice Jcdd a. presiding 'Esteeat ts - JGaietA Cf-
c1lE Exceptions argued a04 sanAilIal
decsion q Mr justice Judd Case submitted vsacut arsu-
uent-
c Motley IS Naaiaoa-ExcepG0us % verde. e lzly \: the
November sitting q ne Circuit % Hawaii. Case dismissed
Jan 81. II A Nsseuzrl - james Aakec-AszumpsE-
II A Wideuaua vs James ~Makee-Ejrtneat. The ahove
two cases are toth reS-r-d 20 the aFbiJrauon q Mr. justice
Judd, The parties G5rg : submission
DEGREES absolute were granted II me toitoEluE cases.
kAaoao W ys Kama C)i APau IS Naihoikeai Hoopah
Poi W. vs. Piui O.. KahAzEune!e 10 vs. keoniana Oh ka-
hele CO vs. KApShuzme o.; Akeuek (w) vs. B hRluR o.
Luke Is SerA KEnaksz-Coatinued tn the April term
Kahuls vs. Kuamz. ct aL-Moaon FOR new trial. Argued AMI
submitted. 4 Preston f- pIAintif, A : HartSel Tor defentaEs
On the motion.
BFyoEE cHIEI JUSTICE HARRIS
Jan =. Sarcise Perry - A. Lee-EjectmeGt. J NJ David
sou for plaiuur. A : HaftEelI Gr defendant. Tried By a For
eign Jury, but upon The closing~f plAintiGs case, Defendants
counsel moved a nSn-suit on grounds set brh, which was
granted by the Court, and the Jury discharged
All Nee vs. Ap1-Trespass on the case. HArtwel, Castle &
Hatch for plaintiff. J VI Davidson for defendant. Tried by 8
Foreign Jury, who AFTER an absence Of two hours, returnsd into
Court and stated that they were quite unable - agree upon .
verdict, aud were ascha sged by the Court.
Jan p. Albert Lyons Is Lpeka /. -ns-Llbel for divorce,
The petition being detective, the counsel Ter libelAns was 81
lowed 10 amend the case 10 90 over TIL the next April term
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COM

FRLDAE JLyCARF u. Is79-
The stormy weather which has prevailed not only In
EanoIuIu and vicinity but throughout the entire group
for the past twenty days, has very materially interrupted
iuter-tslEnd Communication. preventing not only the
briagfnR forward q produce for trAnshipnent abroad.
bat also By the elogging uP q roads with mud. obstruet-
ing very much the manufacture Of our principal staple
sugar. The ultimate result viii q c0urse BE- good. for
young cane put In since last SUMMER will. through these
soaking ralns. get such 8 hold upon the ground a. Will
ensure a large crop next year.
The last steamer brings news confirming the loss % the
British bark ThAliA. OF Valparaiso. but We learn that she
loss q her cargo and machinery. together with thAt'of
the Eskbank, IL being supplemented b. three vessels. now
being dispatched from GiasgOw, one vessel. tho Lallah
RCokh. having already sailed with .J1O tons Of merehAn-
disc and machinery. Il IL contemplated % send 4 large
steamer from Giasg0~ IN April with a full cargo q msr-
chAndiss and machinery % Honolulu We also learn II a
steamer - sent out she will call 81 the Madeira Islands
and bring q number % Immigrants.
By the list Of vessels appended below. 10 will be seen
that there are no less than thirty on the way % Honolulu
from foreign ports
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MEMORANDA.

RErOEr OF r VI s AUSTRALIA, cARGILL, CONNASDER.-
Left san Francisco at II so p m Of Jan 2lst. At 40 an
OF the 22d. FaralIone Islands bore NV 4 miles distant.
Experienced strong breeze with thick rainy weather
and bead sea mp 10 the 18th a moderate breeze with clear
weather prevailed up to the 18th. Sighted MOlOkai at 8 a
M OF the 18th and Oahu At :. Was boarded by pilot at 1910.
Time from San Francisco 20 Honolulu, 7days, IL hours.
Arrived at Victoria. b c. Dec %. bk Wealthy PendIetoni
hence Dec 5.
Arrived at Queenstown. Dee 30. ship Portland LIoyds
hence March II via HowiAnds Island.
Arrived at San Francisco. Dec 30, schr Mary swan: hence
Nov n. Arr Jan 10, bktne W II Dietz. hence Dec 3. Arr
ian n. blk Edward James; hence Dec 10 Arr Jan II,
bktue Discovery: hence Dec =. Arr Jan Is. bktne Ella
hence Dec II. Arr Jan Is, bk kalakaua. hence Dec D.
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PASSENGERS.

PROM Saw FEAScIsco-Per Australia, Jan 9-Mrs 5 u
Rogers, Miss \ Boree. n Jones. q Abbot. W II Patten, VI
p Eobfnsou and wife. Mrs II q Barnes, AwL aVue, J II
HoughtoE. A NJ Cameron. G II Woodward. J p Sisson. q
a Herbert. franklin. II g Austin. q II Lehman. = Haven.
II A Kenney and wife. q A Gibson. DIR McGrew, daughter
and son. W = Barnes, y TfIlman. W schmidt. Mrs : HOl.
lander. two children and servant. W p Mason and wife,
y W Merrill. A HoughtOn and son. Miss Wassmer. W Wal
ters. W Pnuger. Mrs Cross. y W kOhler, % Europeans and
81 Cinnamon IN the steerage-
FoR S~XDNET-Per Australia. Jan 29-W HGinc.
FoR san FRANcrsco-Pcr ID G Murray. Jan 3p-F Booth,
q Booth, Mrs Campbell and son. Mr. Foster. Hattie Foster,
q ) Heushaw, y Wicks. " Coffin
F1R SAN FRANcIsco-Per Fremont. Jan JO-S ID HiscCn.
III Fashel. p Hemes-
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrtlsGr
SATURDAY,. FEBRUARY /
Publishers Notice.

Nat.ss is hereby given that AL e1mmuuieluo1s ia-
tended for bu-il.4 1itl tie ADsEErlsEE PEISTIsC
E-araHLuHr1.r mrst 5f addressed % tho undermined
ssbreubers vLr4s -abaeupuols are due for tht
AD,EE41-Eu, A.. repeatedly rcqurstcd;1 ssuIe the same
without further notice
subscrgbe-s @iII please remember. that vheu sghscrP-
tious are r.id Tor in advance. the price H. only FTvE
DoLl.rH a TEtr. J. Il. BLACK.
Honolulu. Jan. 18th. I--3- Pu5HusT and Trlprssr-
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Br rs.crcuce 10 the column Of official announce
ment- ia today paper, It viii be seen that
Wedue=Iay tie l2th instant will be observed
as a public holiday, the occasion being the
fifth anniversary Of the accession Of His Majesty
King KaIakaua to the Throne. Besides a
salute from the battery, there viii be an in
s~rection and parade by the military, and govern
ment officials it is said will mark the day by
appropriate demonstration.
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IN PORT.

III = Opal, Robinson.
nEnCHANTNEH.
Am bk Adelaide Cooper. Emerson.
Am bk Amethyst. SlOcum
Haw bk Matte Macleay. Pope
Am bktne J A Falkinburg, Hubbart.
Hawaiian bgtne POmare.
Am bztne Hazard. Miller
HaW bgtne Violet, Anderson
Am Dktne Eureka, Norburg
An schr American 0iri, BAckus
wHALERs y
Am schr LOlcta-
an schr Gen Harvey, Tripp-
HRW sch Giovanni Apiaui.
HAw brig Inward.
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Ger bk Alster. Liverpool. due March Ist
Ger bk Louise, from Bremen. due Mar 10Th
Brit bk Latlah Hookh. at glasgow Dec. II
An bk Martha Davis. Boston. due March IS
Brit bk Lady LAmpson, NeWczste, H5W, due
An bgtne Hesper1an. Humboldt. due FEB iOl5
An gchr BONANZA, 3 ?, arrived az Kah1lui, Jan II
~ - " 3 Triumph. Flagship. -
Er bk Aph0nsine Zeiie. Gan FTAncisco, due FEB Is
An bktne Grace Roberts, san Francisco. via KahuAui
An Hchr WsEtern Uous. Humboldt, via KahuiuI
An bk Moro CAste, New Nork, oadins Dec II
Brit bk Chocoia, Hongkoug. due
HaE schr Mana, south Bea Islands. dEs FEB 20-25
Haw bgtne storm Bird, south Sea Islands, due har Is
Am bgtne Morning star, Micronesia, due In all feb
An tern COmpeer, Port Gamble, due FEB 20
An bk Camden, Port Gamble, due Feb $40
An bk Jennie PITTS, Port Gambie, due Feb
Am bktrs Ella, san francisco, loading Jan 81
An bktne Discovery, San francisco, loading Jan q
Haw bk Eaiakaaa. San Rrancisco. hading Jan 81
Am bk Edward James, San francisco, loading jan Il
Am sehr Dashing " we, : y. Tor lilo, loading Jan n
Am topsal Echr EuasAce, = y, via Kzhului, sailed Jan Is
AN schr Venus, San Franciseo via Humboldt
Am bk Marnion, Bur1<dB Iniet
Brt ship 0leniner, Liverpool, ioaiing Dec 20
Bet stmr Zealandia, Sydney, due Feb II
Am Btmr City % New YORK, san Fanciseo, due Feb %
Dutch ok Carl Augusta. Bombay, overdue
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DIED.

KIsrLER-At Port Clinton. Ohio. Dec. -. 1875, JOSEPH
KIsTLER. aged rs years and . months. Deceased was the
father OF T. KistIer. OF the Arm Of G. Segelken 4 Co, Of
this city.
GuLrLASD-At her residence. near NuuAnu avenue,
Honolulu, on the 10Th Of January. Mrs. RosALIE j. GIL
LmASD. relict OF the late Richard GilltlAnd. aged 80
years. Deceased was a daughter OF the late John Coffin
Jones. At one time American Consul AZ Honolulu, and q
GRANDDAUGHTER % Francisco Paula de Marin. q Spanish
gentleman. who arrived st Honolulu from Mexico early in
the present century. senior Marin was the tntroducer in
these Islands Of q number OF valuable trees and plants.
including the coffee, the mango, the tAmHrind and the
grape vine.
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IMPORTS.

Prom SAN ERNSCIsCo- Per Australia. Jan 2J-2 steam
IRE engines and hose. I .OD or SKIS -four. 800 pkg Provf-
afons. ais cases fruit, ~ pkgs groceries, 40 bbls beef, and
LAS pkg8 merchandise
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MARRIED.

New London. Conn, December
IS. 1873. By the Rev. D. A. Woods. Nm john KELLETr,
formerly Of Honolulu. to MISS LILIAS p. HUSTLEY, OF
New London.
GKN-RowELL-At Waimea. Kauai. January 10th. by the
Rev. q. b. Rowe1. GEORGE =. Gar. Esq. TO MISS MARION
r ROwELL, third daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
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$5 REWARD.

a CERTAIN MONEY ORDER, was LOST
IA at Waikiki, on the 2lst OF November last, numbere.
1881, drawn in favor of and endorsed by C. II. Dickey. Who
ever will return the same to the Store Of Castle Il Cooke
Honolulu, shall receive the above reward.
jalS Inn 8. II. MEEKAPU.
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FOR SALE.
0 SALE

6ANE NEW EASTERN-BUILT FOUR
" Wheeled Ok Cart 81 very superior make; just the cart
for plantation use. Ga2) c. BREWER & co.
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

THNHE UNDERSINGE ED HAVING BEEN
elected Assignets Of the Estate Of c. Al, Of Waikiki,
a Bankrupt notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
the said c. Al. TO maxi immediate payment to n. Green, at
the Office of NJ. Phillips& Co, at Honolulu, or 7. ". Everett,
at Waikiki, Maui. NJ. GREEN,
+. c CHONG,
ja25 rs Assinees of The Estate OF Q. Al a Bankrupt
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NOTICE.

NJ NOW ALLMEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
HA that I, the Undersigned, hereby strictly prohibit and
forbid all persons rom trespassing upon, or taking Pigs,
Branded, or Unbranded Cattle, Birds of every kind, and from
Cutting Timber from the lands hereinafter specified, situate in
Island q Hawaii, to wit opihiIala, KakaaIaea,
Hauola, Paauho, Kholalele, Kaswikiniki and Manowaikohao.
CHAS. MOTLEY.
Hamakua, Hawaii December 3Oth, 1878. jail At
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SITUATE IN HILO,
a opposite the Court House, suitable for a hrst-cIass Hotel
All in good order and repair. Apply to
J. COMFY Honolulu,
no II or C. RICHARDSON, Hilo.
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BIRTHS.

In this city. Jan 2s. to the wife CT Mr. II styles. a son.
In this city. January JIst, to the wife Of Mr. VI. GREEN,
a daughter.
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FoH Sass FRAScIsco-Per Fremont. Jan yo-JlO,5so lbs
sugar, $50 bchs bananas Value domestic, s2lfl4.S-
FOH sAs FnANcIsCo-Pcr ID & Murray. Jan 3o-326,f Al
lbs sugar. liza bags rice. IS bags paddy, - bags coffee, -
diss- Value foreign. Sl.t2t6Oi domestic, S9.G22GO.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
II chased all the right, title and interest hitherto owned
by MR.. F. I. LENEHAN, in the WaipumaIei Plantation,
situated at LaupahoehOe, Hawaii. holds himself responsible for
all the debts contracted on behalf of the same, or of the late
firm OF POPE, LENEHAN L co. GEO. POPE.
Honolulu, Jan. 2sth 1879. fl
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LOST
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
is GIVEN THAT ANTOINE
~ J. LOPEZ has 3 License to Pasture Cattle and other Live
Stock branded JXC, on the land OF Horouliuli, Eva, Oahu;
with liberty to use the native labor, due the Konohiki, in the
management thereof All other persons are hereby forbidden
TO trespass on the said land. All cattle and other Live Stock
trespassIng thereon alter this date, will be impounded accord
ing to law and all loose dogs will be shot.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Konohiki.
Dated this 3Oth day q January, 1879. fel At
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GUARDIANS SALE

- SLILI
TDY I OF IN ORDER OF THE
No Hon. Lawrence HcCully, made on the 23d day Of Janu-
airy, 1879. granting NE license to sell the real estate of La
HELA (w) a minor, l shall sell at public auction, at the door
of the Government Building, on the sh day of February next,
at Il o'clock M, al that tract of land, the property Of said
minor, situated at Ionuopo, Kau, Island OF Hawaii, containing
> $40 acres, awarded to Kukuna by L. c. A. 1929.
MANAIKI N)
jays 2t Guardian OF Lahela.
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FOR SALE.

nNE OMNIBUS, m BAROUCHE
~ For particulars inquire Of
ja25 C.. Nj. WARD.
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GEO. W. PAGE.

A RCHITECT. T.. o. BOX IA. REAR OF
N FICE OF E. 2. AGams' Store, Queen Street, Honolulu.
nl6 Jm+
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" He wires in and wires out,
Leaving the people still in doubt.
Whether the snake that made the track
Is Going south or coming back"

Ii is hoped that at your hearing. you Will an
swer the following points
Has this Court charged any Jury in this case ?
Has it borne with any severity or even commented
on the defendant IN this case at all? Has the
Statute under which the inferior Courts have
been directed to proceed, been repealed?
If you must answer "no" to each one of
these interogations, where is the parallel of yOnr
case?
If your illustration has any meaning at all,
has 1t any other meaning than to charge this
Court with - vindictiveness' in the judgment
alluded to, and to inform the people by a ridicu-
Ious quotation that the decisions OF this Court
are senselessly uncertain? And if it has no such
meaning what meaning has it in connection with
the comment upon the Courts decisions?
On Wednesday 29th, Mr.. Mcdowell address
cd the Court in 4 feeling and proper manner, dis
aYowiDg any intention of disrespect, averring
tbas it was a right of the press to comment res
p~ectfully on the decision Of the Courts, claimed
Tor himself, that he yielded to no person in the
respect which he entertained and always purposed
to manifest for judicial Observation-Disclosures,
that If the anecdOte about the Pennsylvania
Judge, which he claimed to be irrelevant and
merely playful, should be subtracted, his article
could not be construed by any one to contain
any disrespectful matter-and closed by submit
ting himself to the judgment Of the Court.
After a recess, the Court made the following
remarks:
Mr.. MAcDOwELL-You have said that. in the article
have intended no disrespect to the Court. and that, If
your article be construed properly, leaving ont the anec-
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peror Napofson III to France and ban.

peror Napofeon III to ttSs France and ban ban.
lshed the Empress Eugene, only brought
forth those noble qualities which the
Emperor had discerned in her when he
first presented her to his people as the
wife of his choice, who would grace the
throne in time of peace and uphold its
honor in time of danger. She has done
50. Even in her voyages she has done
much not only for France but for the
world at large. It seems but the other
day that she was floating up the Nile, and
Illuminating the East with her presence
But these and other journeys were not
undertaken by her for the mere purpose
OF personal amusement, or even in search
OF health, for each ono of them, more or
less, involved political purpose for some
desired benefit to France. The same may
be said in regard 10 the Universal Exoo-
sitlon Of 1868, when she desired that
Malmatson should be reproduced as far
as possible, together with the Little Tria-
non, just as both these historic abodes
had been when the ex- Empress Josephine
wept in the one, and the youthful Marie
Antoinette, unconscious of the tragic
times in store for her, smiled, radiant
with happiness, in the other. ...- .ss
AS mother the Empress Eugene has
proved herself worthy Of her high mis-
siop, and Of the solemn trust reposed in
her: for, however gentle her character,
however tender her general disposition,
she never shrank from enforcing the dis
cipline essential to the education of her
son, the Prince Imperial, whose tragic
death may prove the immediate cause of
her own. .-q - r.. ..sS....
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"A AWOMAN's= FEAR.
BY T. FERGUSON.

Out where the rain and wind are beating,
Beyond the bar, where the lighthouse
CLEANS, sger:3ss s%.s... ati,... g..
watch your bark DER the waters rctreating.
Like the flying ship of the sailors dreams
watch alone by the stormy sea,
For love, my love, you are gone from me!
Gone where the shadows of night are falling,
Speeding along through the sullen foam,
Out of sight and beyond recalling,
And further than ever from love ana nome;
While Iforlorn in the dream-li light stand,
And the dark creeps wcarily over the lana.
O! long and bitter, with tears and praying
Slow iy my desolate days will pass,
With fears forwarding and hopes betraying,
And never the light of your smile, alas!
And never the sound Of your voice to cheer,
Perchance forever, my dear, my dear!
/ try to think of blissful morrow.
Made glad and bright by golden sun,
Whose dawn shall gleam through the mlsts OF
sorrow,
When all the night shall be past and done,
And we stand here on the shining shore, q
My love, together for evcrmore.
But dream will come of q storm-tossed
vessel
That rises high on an angry wave;
OF brave hearts, strong with their doom to
wrestle,
But quilted ut last in an ocean grave;
OF q loyeless life and deathless voc
O, love my love if it should be so!
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A Child's Letter.

The No0cjn Vremj1 tells the following
touching story about most extraordinary
letter which recently was delivered or
about to be delivered into the st. Peters
burg mail. An imperial officer, at the
lower end of the ladder, died suddenly,
and left his wife and three children en-
tirely unprovidcd for. After the lapse of
a couple Of months, all the furniture and
clothes of the family had gone to the
pawnbroker's shop, and nothing was left
but cold, starvation, and unpaid rent bill
In this misery, the eldest child, boy of
8 years, sat down and wrote in secrecy
the following letter:
My SWEET LoRD:-Mother and nv
two little sisters have nothing to eat, and
are very hungry. Won't you please send
me 8 kopeks, that may buy bread for
them, and shall pay back the money
when grow bigger. Yours truly, ~
With this letter, which was addressed
to "God in the High Heavens" the bov
ran to the nearest station, but being un-
able to reach the box and sip down the
letter, he asked gentleman who stood
beside him to help him. The gentle
man, who happened to be the parson Of
the parish, caught sight of the address,
and opened the letter and read it. He
then accompanied the boy h.me, provid-
cd tor the immediate wants of the family.
and next Sunday, having told the story
in the church, he made a handsome col
lection OF 500 rubles among the congre-
CATION for the widow and her children.
The Princeton union., 1879-09-10
''The Woods is Full of EN-"

This expression is in frequent use in
this State, both in conversation and com
position, and yet its origin is probably
who use it. A gentleman who claims to
know gave a reporter of the indianapolis
News the following as the manner in
which It was first used:
In the neighborhood of Washington,
Wayne County, lived well-known char
acter named Bill Dean. He was what is
generally termed a ''sma1t A'eck," al
ways endeaverlng to perpetrate a joke at
somebody's expense. One day, while
riding toward Richmond, every foot of
which he knew, he espied an old gentle
man named Cheezum, accoutred for a
bunt, earnestly looking up tree. Ap-
preaching him, Dean asked:
Can you tell me the way to Rich
There were two of 'em run up this
tree," was the response of the old gentle
man, who was somewhat deaf.
II didn't ask you any thing about
squirrels. How far is it to Richmond9''
zone of EN- Just went in that hole.
Didn't you see 'em2'' said the old man,
earnestly. T.. q, = g.. .'>
Out Of patience, Dean yelled out:
"You must be id old fool!"
eyes," Cheezum responded, still gaz-
ing upward; "the woods is full of 'em.'
"Sal, dip into the gravy. Dad pays as
much as any of 'em."
This was followed by general roar, in
which the captain led off. The girls ar
rived at their place of destination before
supper, and when they left the boat all
hands gave three cheers for the girls from
Tennessee. "l