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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-17

MORNING BOARD.
ta4o Ophir-40 39A 39k 39h
o70 M~exican-34 34k 34h 34A
1890 Gould Il Cnrry-8h 81
295 Best 4 Belcher-14A
fO0 California -6b
$50 Savage-11h I'm
1850 Con. Virginia 76H
so Chollar-6h
ais Hale 4 Norcross-13h 1874 1871
Is Ophir-394
465 Crown Point-4% 460c 1850 470c
las Yellow Jacket-15T 1880 16
525 Potosi-3h $3.50 360c $500 380c
1850 Imperial-140c l45c
$50 Kentuck-44
200 Alpha-18h IS
150 Belcher-5h 54
20 Confdence-l34 1871
2l5 Sierra Nevada-45h As AN 44f
las Utah-1414h
SO0 Bullion-46Oc 1850
SO5 Exchequer-5A So
SO Overman-8h 81
100 Justicc-34 3l5c 320c
1870 Succor-50c 55c
1870 Union-69 684 cox
AS Alts-6T7
104O Lady Bryan-70c Csc GOO
1876 Julia-360c 1850 3A 37Oc
G35 C~aledonia-2 205c
200 Baltimore-50c
1850 Silver Hill--2i0c 22Gc
1910 Challenge-270c az
$50 New York-60c 55c
$50 Phil. Sheridan Joe 75c
1870 Lady Washington--140c 1850
800 Andes-30c Csc
200 Wells Fsrgo-5c
900 Ward-1 105cb30
$50 Scorpion--260c 270c 1880
400 Leviathan--55c Soc
900 N. Con. Virginia--10k l04
470 Trojan-30c 25c
$40 Benton-440c 1850
400 Peytona-1
200 Con. Dorado-255c
$50 Fl~owery-80c
1910 N. Bonanza-2 1850
$50 Mackay-14 1850
200 Scorpion-270c 260c
200 ~Peytona--1
$50 N. Bonanza-195c
275 Flowery-S5c
so Caledonia--2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-17
EVENING BOARD.


80 Jackson--6
40 Eureka Cvn.-17h
100 Belmont-40c
600 L~copard-135c
395 N. Belief 6x 81 ca
$40 Manhattan 24oc "a
hoo A~rgenta-l20c
800 Independence-2A
GOO Star-5cc
500 Tuscarora-10c
20 Grand Prize-320c
1850 Day-70c CSC
$50 Hamburg-50c
SO Hiliside--2A
600 Highbridge--30c 35c
200 Albion-30c 35c
500 Fourth Of %July-40c
AGO Bodic-13 13A 1871
$40 Dechtel-1 lose l10c
$40 McClinton Joe 75c
800 Tioga-230c 235c 240c
1856 Summit--1k 150c 1900
1865 Bulwer-11 I'm IN
800 Syndicate - 290c
800 Goodshaw-3 0c 25c
l70O O~riental--70c Use
$50 Belvidere-l
$50 Goodshaw--30c
40 Blackhawk-lA 1850 1900
100 Championship; asst paid
40 South Bodie-40c 35c
225 Booker-45c
i4j Aono-4 $3.50
ESQ Con. Paciic-295c 290c "a
025 Dudlcy-50c $50
500 Jupiter--40c 45c
800 South Bnlwer-55c SOC
100 Noonday-230c
1900 v~ortex-75c TOO
$50 D~udley--5oc
$40 Tiptop-s5c 75c.S0c
As q. Terra--14
10 Silver king-8k
10 Bodie--134
400 Caledonia, b. H.-390c
600 Giant and Old Abe-6
20 Independence---2A
100 Oriental--70c
Is Real Del Monte--4
las N. Beliefs
100 HilIside--220c
100 Day---60c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-17

yusr to hand, nifty white coats, for BARRIERS.
walters and barkeepers. at "a esch, At the
FRANK poUTRIcx 4 co.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16
Hosiery, Gloves, & IIanAkcrehiesS.

The lars Ut, rarcst. and D!n4: unluc French
novelties in tho cuy. Also tlc medium rrahc, .f
prices
Ladies. misses. and chillrcns Kid. cloth. and
Lislc Threat Gloves OF tile best manufacture, III
all the newest shades to mnt:h any dress material
A superior selection oi pgin hcnncd lInrn. and
all linen licluSt!tuhca. AMI ScniiuyCa Hauihcr.
chiefs Also. cn!rniH"r.h SILK uLnlkcIchiefs
unsurpassed in beauty or color.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16

The Importance of the Constitution
grows upon Hayes as he gets older.
1t is the came Constitution under
which dozen years ago, in Congress,
he voted for political riders on ap
preparation bills which he now
vetoes-PhH. Times, Ind.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16

"Never mind, sonny, the rain
makes boys grow" remarked Mas
sachusetts tramp the other day, when
he took a silk umbrella away from
lad in the midst Of rain storm.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16

His name was Wrath, and when he
asked his girl TO marry him she gave
him a soft answer, and soft answer
turned away Wrath
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16

Take the telescope oftruth, and
look into glass Of whiskey, and
you'll see dying widows, heart broken
mothers, wailing, orphans, bloodshed,
murder, stealing infdelity, ignorance
want, depravity, blasphemy, moral
corruption, disease, and all crimes aud
physical debilities that man is sub
ject to.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16

Solomon was the first man to sug-
gest parting the hair in the middle
The suggestion was made to two wo-
men in famous lawsuit.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George Roliver, Plaintiff,


James T. Mays and Isabella Mays, Dcjtnd-
, ants
Copy Summons for Money Demand
Complaint not Scrvcd.
TO JAMES i Nays:
You arc hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed i'll TIE Office of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the said County,
and TO serve copy Of your answer on the
subscriber at his Office, at Orangrburg South
Carolina, within twenty days after the
service Of this summons on yCu, exclusive
ofthc day ofScrvicc
If you fail to answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, The plaintiff Will
apply to the Court for Judgment ap:lir.s,
YOU for the slm of one hundred and ii 'lv
Dollars, with interest 1T the rate OF twelve
p!r cent. per amman from the twenty
seventh day of November ono thousand
eight hundred and seventy one, and costs
JAS i, lXLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
GEO. BOLINER,
G.. G.. p.
Dated March 20th, \ d 1879
To James p Nays one ofMe Dgendonts alone
named:
Take notice that the Summons and Com
plant herein were filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for
Orangeburg County, South Carolina, on the
18th day OF March y d, 1879.
JAS F IZLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
March 2Gth 1879
mar u U
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-16

4 mar who. shot G Few York law
yer hegau 10 prosper right away.
Lands, who shot II New Jersey edi
tors lost his property, his wife got n
divorce, and he is fast becoming a
-lunatic: You may shoot as many
lawyers as you please and still pros
per, but if you wish to enjoy the
pleasures of this world and
to escape the tormcnts
of hereafter" never plug an editor.
Never, no never!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
An Important Judicial Decision.

The Supreme Court of the United States,
has recently pronounced decision on the
constitutionality of the late law passed by
Congress prohibiting polygamy in the ter
ritories of the United States. The case was
brought before the Supreme Court on an ap-
peal from the Supreme Court of Utah terri
tory by one Reynolds, the plaintiff in error, to
test the constitutionality of the law. The case
was ably argued before full bench. The
plaintiff in error, through his counsel, argued
that the act of Congress was unconstitutional,
because polygamy being an article of religious
faith among the MOrmons, Congress had no
power to pass laws abridging the right of
Mormons to enjoy unmolested their religion as
constitutional right. To this argument the
Supreme Court, (the Chief Justice delivering
the opinion of the Court) answered in the fol-
lowing language
This Court holds that polygamy is not under the
protection Of the clause of the Federal Constitution
which prohibits interference with religious belief
that the plea Of religious conviction is not q valid
defense that Congress did step outside the lin.
te Of its constitutional powers in passing law fol-
tho suppression Of polygamy in Utah, and that the
judgment Of the Superior Court Of that Territory
must be affirmed. Judge Field dissented as far as
the related to the admissbility of certain ev
denee introduced in the lower Court but upon the
main questionable eonstitutiOnAlity of the Act Of
Congress prohibiting polygamous marrisges-thers
was perfect unauimiry.
The decision therefore, settles the question
as to the right of the Mormons practicing po-
| lygamy, and it remains to be seen what course
will be pursued hereafter on this question 81
long as Utah remains Territory her people
must be bound by this decision. If she wer,
admitted as State, the case might be differ.
ent; because as q State controlled by Nor
mons, she might pass State laws protecting
Aormons in all their peculiar religious dogmas
and Congress be powerless to prevent her
Utah has now more than twice as many peo
pie as Colorado had when the latter was ad
mitted as a State of the Union, and the onll
reason why Utah was kept out, was the po-
lygamy question. 1t is thought that the Nor
mons will not willingly submit to the late de
cision Of the Supreme Court but we do no
see how they can help themselves, and w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 90. 1879.
The Liberty of the Press.

In all civilized countries the press has
been regarded as the palladium of the
rights of the people, and in all countries a
free and independent press has been hailed
as sacred. Whenever an attempt against the
liberty of the press has been made come from
what quarter ii might, the people have always
become alarmed for their safety, and have
always coutended with spartan bravery for
free and untrammelled press.
There are many ways by which the liberty
Of the press can be hindered and silence pro-
cured, when the worst of crimes are often
committed by despotic rulers and officers
high in authority, who either from ignorance
of their duties to public liberty, or an innate
desire to WELD power not delegated by law,
they seek opportunities to silence the press by
numbeTless prosecutions and annoyances Of the
men who happen TO have control of the press,
who can neither be awed by interest or
bribed by gain to keep silent when the liber-
ties of a country are endangered by such
Vaccinations. In all ages and countries the
men in power, who have attempted to plant
their feet on the necks of the people by muz-
zling the press, through whose medium alone,
liberty and good Government, law and order,
can be secured to the many against the grasping
ambition of the few. Too much vigilance can
not be exercised on the part of the press when
any attempt no matter how slight, is made to
shacke the hands that labor for the rights OF
the people and the well-being of their country
Tyrants may feel safe when the press is
muzzed, but when her voice is free to ring
tyrants, tremble because their deeds are evil
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

The tribe of Gilzsi " Giidji, Numbering 100000
who support Yakoob Khan a. Amer Of Afghanistan,
boasts Of direct descent from the tribes Of Israeli and
the evidence in the archives Of st. Petersburgh on
this poat is said to be irrefragable. Here is nut
to crack for Mr. Rees, and others Of that ilk who
TO persuade that are of verify the peen-
liar people. If Yakoob is Afghan for Jacob, thea
of the connection between the Ameer and the
ancient Hebrews is clear as mud, and Mr. Rees
theory falls to pieces. Yakoob Khan has always
been a warm friend Of the British. and an opponent
of the Russians.
We learn from the Auckland Herald Of December
9Th. that Captain Charles Moller, master of the
briganne Meg Merrles of the latter port. was mur-
dered by man by the name Of Thomas Rennells, at
Butartar of the Gilbert Islands about the 18th
of November last. The cause Of the murder was q
dispute about the settlement Of accounts. Rennels
brought to the Colonies for trial. bat was sent
back be tried under FIJI law the crime was COM
mitted under FIJI jurisdiction.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

confess to feeling of relief on learning that
the question has at last been judicially deci-
ded, for the reason, that now the issue is fairly
made up, and thus the doubt that hung around
the question has been removed, and all parties
must face the music.
That there will be any conflict between the
Mormons and the United States authorities we
do not believe; because such course would be
suicidal on the part of the Mormon Church, and
could bring it nothing but disaster. The Nor
mons as class may be fanatical, but they are
no fools: and therefore we believe they will
quietly acquiesce III the decision, and seek re-
lief through some other channel at more
convenient season.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
Japanese News Items.

Three million dollars of the new Japanese loan is
to be allotted By the government for opening the
mines and establishing factories, mills. &c.
A good deal of Jealousy is being expressed at the
approach Of Russia to the northern frontier of Japan
1t being considered that the exchange Of Saghslien
for the Kurile islands q mistake on the part of
the japanese Government.
RumOrs are being freely circulated that an attempt
is to be made to the person of the Mkado for
polite al purposes.
The Russian steamer Batrak, on the coast of Sag
haian, on the 18th of September last, swept by
tidal wave on the rocks. No lives lost.
The statement that torture was practised upon the
Tokimineers, to make them confess, is exciting q
great deal of unfsvOrable comment. The statement
is made by the native papers.
The returns of the foreign trade of Japan for the
year 1877, show total decrease Of nearly S., ,000-
000 This is attributed to the fall in the value
than in the diminution Of the quantity exported Ex
ports in rice, however, show increase Of nearly
million and a-half There is also decrease in the
number of foreign residents.
Floods and land-slips, with considerable loss Of
life and destruction Of houses, are reported from
several provinces. Thirty-fve bridges have been
carried away in one district.
violent earthquake visited Hakadte.
Secret societies said to be in formation in order
to bring about q change Of Government This feeling
odssatsfaction is said to have been greatly
unpopular persons
An export duty of 10 cents per picul is to be pui
rice from lhe LIST of January. 1879. This is don,
in consequence of the unarusss of the land tax
owners being compelled to pay according to the ex
of their land instead of upon its productive
pacity.
Government paper currency is rapidly declining il
value.
Asiatie cholera is said to be prevalent in Esgasak
and has broken out in Yokohama, while diptheril
has broken in the province of Ise, and owing
its appearance, the Mikado, who is making tour o
the country, has altered his route.
Salmon has been successfully placed in some of tn
rivers, and more eggs are wanted.
The export of skworms' eggs is becoming con
siderable Continental buyers purchasing largely
The American ship Lookout, 1000 tons, was drive
ashore, near Katsusima, in q typhoon. Three Of th
crew were drowned trying to get ashore in boat
the rest of the crew were saved by means of lin
which they managed to get ashore auda "bOaiswain'
chair"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

= OS Tie 2sth inst the editor OF the GAZETTE
Ezs hoaorea with the following citation:
Il he Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
JEaGErs Tern, A D. 1873
rpou rs1sinr the Hawaiian Gazette dated the 22d
car of January. A. D. 1879 II il ordered that 7.
C-awfor9 MHeDoWell 0f Honolulu, Island Of Oahu,
sror uotire q this rule do Monday the 9th day
f sid gEnuAry 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the
Cuu-z E1uss in HonOlalu show cause why be should
r0s he Edjz1Ee5 guilty Of contempt Of this honorable
CoErl BY knowingly Publishing in the said newspaper
cerEiz AisouE writings against this Court and the
a1EusrrE-iuu Of justice into ridcule, contempt, dis
erssif and odi1z, copy Of which writing is hereto
E-sEshe1-
And Il is fs-tbSr ordered that William c. Parke
Ez1- NzTshEi Do serve copy Of the aforesaid rule
zg.01 the Aforesaid T Crawford Mcdowell and do
ciie ne s1is 7 Crawford Mcdowell TO be and Ap-
zsa- before this houorabe Court at the time and
Fl1ss aforesaid
sEs r- and there have this order before the Court
VIZ Sal rs-ErnE Of his proceedings thereon. By
u-5e- Ct he CoErt (Sigl Jno. s. Barnard.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
DEasa ths 3Sth day Of January, A. D. 1879.
hsruhy ss-tifv the foregoing to be true and
1-sss rsFy Of tina original rule Of Court il this
e ne eiruc-ss- W. c. PArks. Marshal.
EG1uialz. January 2s. 1875.
OF The S7th inst the editor of the GAZETTE at
tsaasc TIE sEid Court accompanied by His Excel
lsncr. Ssu James NJ Comfy, United States Minis
~ Resident Immediately after their houors tool
-hes- seEts upon the bench, ais Honor, the Chic
JrszJee. called Up the case of contempt against T
Czzfoss NAeDOsell, when the latter stood up ant
s.nrea tlat inAsnuch, as the rule OF the honorable
Courz hAe only been served upon him at late hou
c- Fr6Ey evening, the Gath inst, be had not hat
SuEeierf time TO prepare his answer TO said cita
rou and therefore asked the gracious indulgence o
ths houorHble Court, III Thursday morning th'
S1zt tusr, 70 Afford him sufficient time to prepAr
his ssSsace. which time and indulgence was grace
1zly uru0-ceo BY the honorable Court TO this Wed
nzsszy norui1g His Honor tae Chief Justice
.ook ouczsion 70 read from prepared manuscript
EhEt the resP0udent shall be required TO answer
Ehich Wa 100 long for Us TO remember, and as W
-ook 70 notes cannot give II here; but must be-
1e Iu6EEeaee OF readers, until the case is dis
poss5 Of When We viii have the pleasure Of fur
sishlnE fll and minute history of the proceeding
= -hs next Issue Of the GAZETTE We forbesr a
c1zze11 upon the proceedings thus tar, beeaGl
aouauarzls u0slEs BE- out qf place, eGR Pe'ldia
brfo-r fhs honorable CosEf; and must therefors
EwGit The cerelopenent Of events, which we d
Ert ne utmost c0up0sure and equinimity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
E.en.e OF Government Land.

zu be u51 MONDAY TIE ara day Of February. at L.
TIE door q AlolEnl hale the lease Of
-ss ro-gS1zE Described property:
No-l IN Sor5a Hlo, Hawaii, the tract Included be-
r~ssa EEz1lla and wGPunAiel, containing the land
EEauE 40 o-ssrs and described general terms as
.dlsWE Beginning he middle Of Waier1oarse ofKAA-
sEl Gz-s ne ssa- aud rusaing along the sea- direct
cz--aas Eals- The middle OF waipunAleI Gulch
-hsaas - tbs boundary OF wapanAlei described in
80 bo1u6z-g oertf,Ete q same. = distance OF three
zs= zasnus c0Eu he uiadis Of KAGEAlH GuIch along
EEusza as luitA poui containing an area Of nine
Ezaa--c acre. Upset price. 500 Per Annum.
sArL G. WILDER,
- IN Miusier Of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
Enrirr Of Sealed Tenderk.
H4~s- al goxernmeDt Land,

o. sEzz-cEy. tas .2ue e4y OF February 1873. At u
us5=E VII add PasAc Auction. At the front
AAsl-z. EEls, liz Lease for term OF Five
Es1 q zA=l q lEae EitGHtsd n SslA1u Valley. op-
P14r IL iHn1a q : a. wood, fronting the NEuAnu
F1lsT Eaae- E=t uozsEiaizE asA acres
CE.st E-ns 81 PEI Ezzaz Rent payable semi Hnnu-
a. = EeFEa-s- sAN-L G. WILDER,
Minister OF NE Interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
By Order Of the Board Of Education.
Ko-ics 70 School Officers and Teachers

Fu au1 Esus tas cate, tine and duration Of the
sasza 40. r-sl.ons oF ~ Government Schools In the
EaEsl E1c HEEAlAn languages. throaEhouf the King.
1a BE- follows, and AL school Ofncers and Gov
Ezzf -s3l Te4-hers are hereby strictly eujoned 70
Deserve -as E-ae=
- Tar 1 sshooi session tbe year shall begin on the
-r A-aag Jzsaz- and saa on the second Friday IN
~
Tacafion Of one week.
~ Ihs ssazs s-aool session shall Be7iA the fourth
49, kF- and eEs on The r0arzh F-iSay IN JlIy.
Vacation q sevsa weeks
--1 ~ fl-z s-aOoi sesSoE shall begIa on the third
H.z=s Sz-eubsr and sus the aaars Fiday II De-
rrzh--
T4cziiuu o. two weeks
ia puo1z szEinE15ns q Al Government Schools shall
b. sc ~ cEruE ths last week OF the second school
Haz s sas as The order In which such ezAu1lna-
-zr al Dc sse. kaEl esternised By the Inspector
Gen. % s1n1al'. BY School Agent IN each re-
Eg--zirs 1Hzrirl-
zs HsrH-a seAso Agents shall continue to render 70
zas oas q Board q EdacAton the usual quarterly
Eeal. Ea9 sa.l nrnds therein the pay TO
l1t enc af asl-1 quarter. ~ bereiofore.
u tsuse s1os taught IN ne English language where
So ,s= cErge1, tuoa sA1l collected and ac-
se sa = IL seAooi Agents saArtsrly as heretofore
v. Jas SMITH. Secretary.
Ez1z=4sz OK. AllolEai hale January 20, 1879
- -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
L4sr of L1cen~es Expiring I'm Janu-
airy. 1879.

OAhu--RETAIL
= Daliou- KiaE street, Honolulu
e Levers & Dicks5u, Fort street,
2 LlE- EEuuEEea street,
81 wouE Para Co, NusAnu street,
~ Al ksi a Co, = uIAnn street,
= II n Mlsszzzu. cor King and SuuAus sta,
2 = L1zz1lEl. Nuu2nu street,
CtauE Casug. Eotel street,
- CeuE Ca1ug co, COZ BereiAniA Ead NuuAuu
Euee-s4
- -iuE FuuE WEiEiE-
e. LEis PiEurEtoa Company, KOoisuloA-
y PuEaaEE E-aianeA-
. snuu1 G. AEEus- EEAlasA, EooA1poko.
Kauai.
- E-nkhEua. EoloA
- AhAnH- EonA-
- EatEzl- EkualeL
Aa1-Lz a. Co, kKp4A-
Maui.
- ? : MoszuzEn. WaIluku.
- Holg Llzu- koko1ao. MAkaEEo.
Hawaii.
2 = GlouA EEn-
. spelcar. Ello
- Eel1cEz Kan
vIcTUALISG.
- 1uas Han, SuaAau street, Honolulu.
= Aleu a s1aazpois KAEaIhRe Hawaii
q ApGz Eoloa. Kauai
WHOLESALE.
EEE-Iuryre Bro cor. King and Fort sts, Oahu
e. AszEz- Su.za1 street. Honolulu
CAKE PEDDLING.
= ssaLa 10 Ayon. Il. Apana.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
Z Hezelz1 Z SssrA, Bee Hive" Honolulu.
HORSE.
-u5 EAEzE SoI. Il. PAe, No2.
Il lzala- Nol IS Male, No .
= EuEH'uhe- 10 3 % Lopana, No g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

B1Eas q -as EEwaLLu Govsrnneat. Of the denouina-
zl q sl1l f,5o ss9. sl.O0o and 5000. can be had
E=uz pSllaG-loa Hawaiian Treasury.
SIMON K. RAAI
- - Minister OF Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNISHED ROOM
POUND NOTICE.
NOTICE ON SEIZURE
OF PROPERTY FOR VIOLATION OF THE
REVENUE LAWS OF THE KINGDOM.

undersigned, William F. Allen, Collector General,
hereby give notice that the aforementioned property
has under the Revenue Laws Of this Kingdom
that is TO say:
on, and hundred tins OF Opium steamer City of
New York, November 5th, 1875
One containing pair Of Jack Screws and sixty
tins OF Opium, Elise. November eth, 1875.
One par OF Blacksmith Bellows, Enorah, Novem ber
5th 1873.
Three tins Mustard Seed OIL Refrigerator two rolls
Cocoa Mating. Vals cas OF Wine and one
hundred and fortynine tins Of Opium, zeaanda, De-
cember 4th, 1873.
One of Curied Hair, five barrels of Beef, bale
Cotton Fibre and hundred and eighty tins Of Opium,
steamer Australia December 4th 1873.
And unless the persons from whom the said property
has been taken, the owners thereof person
authorized by them shall within twenty days Of the pub
lcation hereof give notice that they he, claim
claims such property the will be held TO condemned
and will be disposed OF according 10 law.
Dated this 25th day of January, 1879.
W. F. ALLEN,
1888 1t Collector General Of Customs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-29

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