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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
WEDNESDAY. Maya. 1879.
Anticipated Increase of the Sugar
Crop.

The increase in the sugar crop of these Is
lands for the year 1879, over that of the year
1878, viii be about 80 per cent. according to
the best information we can gather, making
the entire crop yield in round numbers to plant
ers, the sum of s3,624 ,9Os in money. If we as
sumo that there has been expended for machin-
cry, stock, &C. during the year, S62i, ,906 which
is sum large enough to cover the items in
dicated, we will have left in cash So, ,OOO, 900,
TO be added to the money wealth of the King
dom for the present year. We say money
wealth, because there is a wide difference be-
tween the material and the money wealth of
nation. The machinery brought into the coun-
try, and the improvements made, enhance the
material wealth just to that extent: but the
balance sheet which shows net receipts in
cash in favor of the years transactions, shows
the real money wealth, and ii is this latter
item to which we would draw the attention of
onr readers. The foregoing remarks are sug-
gested by facts and figures, which are at
least approximately correct, ard we make
them as encouragement to those who might be
disposed to look upon the progress we are
making in dubious light If the sugar pro-
duction increases 80 per cent. this year, the
increase in 1880 must, and will be, at least
twice that amount over the year s7s, or 60
per cent, which will swell the revenues of the
Kingdom in like proportion, and bring into the
country an increase of money, which must be
felt in all branches of business. The year
1880 will open up with cheering prospects
for all concerned. We repeat that the future
OF Hawaii nei is bright one, and should in
.,1,,,. l.. Il,
that is founded upon a solid basis, and in all
human probability will be fully realized. We
have omitted the figures, for want of room,
upon which we predicate our argument, but
the facts remain nevertheless as stated in this
article.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
A CARD.-I embrace thls opportnnilr ID

A CARD.-I embrace this opportunity TO
express my warmest gratitude to Mr.. ]. NJ. Wright
Manager of the Kooa Plantation to his wife and
family for their kindness to after my injuries at
Kolo also feel like gratitude TO the people of Kooa
generally for their uniform kindness and sympathy aud
shall never to cherish their friendship under the
trying circumstances in which was placed
F. KIBLING,
Master schooner Mary L. Foster
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
sac orC;oy.rnme,,, T.n,

On tHrasy. Kay sizs, ISIS. L O'Clock noon will be
sse A. Pubc a8cuou AZ the front entrance Of AIolani
EiAls ste pre@isss the Union Hotel Merchant
s---e- upss- pr5ce 5000.
FL EzruculErs Of boundaries and areage can be OBJ
-Ezae- a. tlls oglce
sAML G. WILDER.
~ Miaister the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
kale of l.erernment Lnnh

On saturday, Nay 5isi, 1873, at y O'Clock noon will be
s- a. pue Euc1on A. the front OF AliioIaui
Ha tt1 Fne o. land situated at KaIuahoe Leahi and
run-uiaE ~ acres Upset price. s2SO for the piece
SAM'L @. WILDER
a4 Minister of the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

List of Licenses Expiring i'm May,
1879.

ssu-1cE b hereby given that all Licenses be sp-
pied far the Interior Oace, and all parties are
c-tluueL about falling expiring Licenses,
sehs and lleiu;y sherfs have instructions prose
se yI1t Discretion any and Al parties doing business
sIzh1uI -1e proper License.
SAM'L C. WILDER,
.Inie-i0r once, AprH 80, ISIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
Miscellaneous News Items.

Heavy immigration is expected at New York this
year from Ireland, England, Norway Sweden, South
ern Germany and the Russian Mennonite districts
The rumor that the Beers intend to detain Sir
Bartle Freere, is unfounded.
1t is positively stated from Constantinople that
Russia proposes to retain division of troops in
Eastern Roumelia until the Sd of November. Tur-
key will not strongly oppose this proposition as she
believes 1t would tend to preserve the peace.
General Sir Garnet Woolesley returns to England
in May.
At st. Petersburg, the police openly arresting
people by patches at all hours of the day Hitherto
the arrests were made at night. On the slightest
suspicion against any person, his whole family are
arrested, and domicilliary visits paid to all their
acquaintance. These lead to further apprehensions
on most frivolous grounds. Eighty-three furnished
lodging-keepers in prison for reporting with
in "A hours the latest arrivals There are few pedes
TRANS or carriages in the Streets but the endless line
OF porters are seated on stools at every door with
stout sticks. Covered prison vans frequently pass
with police officers mounted beside the driver and
General Gourka drives around in an open drosky,
escorted by Cossacks, cracking their whips
Princess Christina, who died at Seville on Monday,
was daughter of the Duke de Montpensier
By an earthquake in Persia, on March 23d TWENTY
one villages were totally destroyed and e22 persons
1850 sheep, 1l25 oxen, l24 horses and SIS camels
were killed.
The New York Times is Of opinion that much of
the fire insurance business there is an embarrassed
condition, though not necessarily unsound.
At Portland, Oregon. yesterday, the funeral of the
late General Sully took place, with full military
hOuors. The remains were brought from Vancouver
Barracks, accompanied by General Howard his
staff, and the entire command from the post. The
procession headed by the Twenty first Infantry Band
marched to Trinity Church. where the services were
held. The body will be temporarily deposited in
some proper place, and left under guard of COM
missOned officers and a detachment. to be taken
East for interment. 1t will probably be taken to
Philadelphia for interment.
The large steamer Great Republic, of San Francis
co. was lost On the Columbia River recently. The
vessel is total loss. She had 500 passengers on
board, all but ii we're saved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
NOTICE.

Mr.. Claus SpreekIes, of California intends
to construct large Ditch on the Island of Maui
eating purposes Any person persons willing to
vae or dig 500 feet of this by contract and
be paid for such work either by the cubic feet
or by the number of running the ditch excavaed
requested apply H schussler Haiku Maui or to
VIM g. Irwin d Co., Honolulu, who will give them the
necessary Information. CLAUS sPRECKELS
By ii. SCHUSSLER-
November %, 1878. 7Ss 3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
Oahu.-RErAIL.

O2hu--EETAIL
Gzzzl Eoberts0a cor Fort and Hotel sts, Honolulu
g. Ahlo. HeslA, KoolGupOko.
an See. LzllhA -, Honolulu
Lam lp Nzuuakea 81, Honolulu.
Klll. FIsh Market, Honolulu,
p 4 -t-fiz. cor Eort and Hotel SIS, Honolulu.
80 Nu. corner Merchant and Alakea sts, Honolnlu
o. 1ns a Honper, Furt 81 Honolulu.
- FsuE sazg, Eerel-nla -, Honolulu.
= a ele-hurn %, corner Qneen and KaAhumanu SITS,
.s Ahun1 Ka1lEnanuI Waiaiua.
- Anlnrr FeruAndsz, MaunAkeA 81, Honolulu
= CAS- sam, Eiag 81 Honolulu.
:. tisler, l-lHa -, Honolulu.
Maui.
II DickeF, EAlku.
Etllz u Ulcker. Makawao.
a E31fus a 90 W-aiuku
= KuuE LeuuE %, Waiuku.
= Eauar Dee d CO, wAnnku.
Hawaii.
AEz- HGpllsa- south EonA.
= 6o1 1 r. k-4aiuu, konS ASau.
. Cauug Iai wAimea-
- Arnon. H-ziEneE-
=. Enzl1- NaEllWfli
WHOLESALE.
ER Adauls. Queen s.. Honolulu
= legh9rn %, cor kAAhurnanu and Queen streets,
vIcrUAErNG
1I an KoI, NuuEnu s., Honolulu.
p Llaul To- fish Market Honolulu.
. Al ses FISH Market Honolulu.
D .Sse So, BerelAaA 81, Honolulu.
Mani.
= AEtla wanuEu.
BUTCHER.
- Kueu1- NlksEao.
CAKE PEDDLING.
= LE1 CHING. 30 Asen.
PEDDLING.
= 4 Anrep-
HORSE
lsm EasgaE So2s- "a Sanl Macy. No IS.
t'-a-s Hiram Nos - Il - Mokuiehua, No Sg
9 4 Z kAilal2uui No - 10 Jas II lies, No 40.
-o-n s-uc1ler. NJ - = KukahunA, No IL.
~ G v a11. No D. -S John Kawi, No Al.
kalela No IL 25 BIZ KAwaa, No a.
p z F4'ul-ahEa, 40 &C. rs an oui NOS.
- EluuE Nez--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

Nu-I-E b hereby given from and after July LIST,
1s-s Lcense W be required be taken out for the
a.. 81 naiann- Retail License. which will allow the
haaeE 10 retail any and AL goods usual under such II.
e=s= Her-sofore license has been required for the
ae or i zaaol but the privilege having been abused,
llae shove rule VII be enforced
SAMrL G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
-1-f-l- lillce Nay sth. 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

Cairzgs. April 2sth--Thirty-eight guns we're fred
herr this afternoon token Of appreciation Of the
Pres5eut'f Reports indicate universal rejoic-
Ing Ih-1sghuut the country tonight over the Veto
Sllu-es have been fred II the principal cities.
D1r1nt. Miss. April 2ssh.-A Gre last night de-
E--uEe1 slz haildings. Loss, SIS, 900 about half
insured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

Tlls fal0Hiag persons have been this day duly ap-
palzs-d AEeuts - grant Marriage Licenses, viz:
1Erld Eanua- Islaud Of aIolokAL
= " Meyer, Island MolokAi.
"a Eafi-lee. Pima Hawaii.
p EaEada. HAualel and Koolau KauaI
Pho f1llalA- Lhu e. Kauai
sAML G. WILDER,
1rsr-i1r oaies, Nay sth. 1879. T4s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

B1sI's o. the Hawaiian Government. OF the denomlna
zHs o. tioo sso0 $500, $1,000, s5OOO can be hat
up1a aFIIi1zsi5u ihe Hawaiian Treasury.
SIMON X KAAI,
q IN Minister Of Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

have th DAY appointed II. P. Nuuhlwa to be Pound
ha- tor lhe District q Waiuku Island of Maui, vice
A. ~ EHFsulz-sE. deceased.
JNO. o. DOMINIS,
Governor OF Maui.
--4i1--ll "A PA =, lsss- 746 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

-RandaII Favors Extending the old APP
preparations.
Washington, April 29.-The customary adjourn
ment of the House upon the announcement of the
death of Representative Clark prevented the reading
of the Presidents veto message at the Capitol to-day
but since its publication in the evening newspapers
il has been the aabsorbing topic of conversation in
Washington political circles, and has given rise to
much excited feeling. Republicans are universally
delighted with the message and generally say that
in point of ability and effective presentation of the
position upon which they intend to stand before the
country, it has far exceeded their expectations
Democrats insist that the Presidents argument de-
nyng the necessity Of any further legislation to pre-
vent military interference with elections is not con-
elusive but that, the contrary it is evasiye of the
merits Of the main question involved in the pending
bill. They cOncede, however, that the message as
whole, is strong document, and likely to produce
an effect upon the country, which will make the
maintenance of their present attitude in Congress
upon this question matter of at least debatabe ex
pediency. To days veto has Enthusiastically siren 9Th
ened the chances for the adoption of the plan of post
poning the final settlement of the present
until next Winter by means Of extension of last
years appropriations. Speaker Randall is now in
favor of this of action, and his influence is
likely to prove extremely powerful in securing its
adoption.
There are many speculations tonight as to the
course of the majority in Congress upon the veto
message. 1t is regarded as very probable that
caucus will be held to morrow evening and some
definite expression be promulgated. Nothing that
can be regarded as sufficiently authoritative has yet
been uttered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
Lease Of Government Land.

SEALED TENDERS vii be received the Interior
nrne aH saturday NAY 24t, 10 A. NJ for the dellv-
q uer-al E-on wGter Pipe, from tos point
htueE richards and he Reservoir In Makik
Fru Richards street towards Punahou, 5000 feet In
Ep- zssncs 90 Eessrvoir 1000 feet Of Ia. pipe.
Elso tsndsns Tor delivery OF y 600 feet Of In. pipe
fril paur mauEA % 2 Lishman's house 20 and past
srnEs nlsa 200 feet In. pipe from the head Of
Liza srr 70 Suuauu. thence 70 Reservoir opposite the
- Eart1rg-
lsnesl1 A-e requested ~ much per ton for each
paaE Al E4ruezizrs be obtained at the Interior
1a1e sAML G. WILDER,
Eur--i1- occe. May Il. 1879. 7is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
Late Foreign News.

Prince Alexander OF Baffenberg Elected TO
the Bulgarian ThrOne--The Zulus Not
Idle-hiiled by n Cave--Debate ON Trade
Depression I'm the House of Lords.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21
WASHINGTON.

The Veto the Topic of COnyersatfOn-Spec
uIatiOn as TO the Course of the Democrats
-RandalI Favors Extending the Old APP
preparations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

Subscriptions to the four per cent refunding GER
tifcaes to-day amount to $751;, 400.
The House Committee on Epidemic Diseases to-
day, authorized the Chairman to report the bill in
troduced by him the l4th, increasing the effici-
ency of the National Board of Health relative to the
prevention or spread within the United States of
contagious diseases.
The Select House Committee, on the cause of the
present depression of labor, held a meeting to-day
at which the praeticabity of visiting San Francisco
for the purpose of taking testimony, was discussed
and 1t was the sentiment of the members present
that if sufficient funds could be obtained to pursue
such a course, it would be done.
Salt Lake, April 29th.-In the Third District
Court two days have been consumed in impannelipp
jury in the Miles polygamy case. The Jury now
stands one Mormon and ten Genties. Mormon DO
lygamsts being excluded under the recent decision
Of the Supreme Court in the Reynolds case, Mile.
is the Mormon who undertook to marry three women
at once last November, of whom, Miss Owen
escaped after the triple marriage, and caused his
arrest. Witnesses will be examined Tomorrow.
Carbon Hill, Pa, April 29th.-The house of John
l.. keogh was burned this morning. His son, aged
ii, and his daughter aged l3, were burned to death
The younger child, aged 5, was SO badly scorched
that its recovery is doubtful
Trenton, N. j.. April sth.-The Rev. John Miller.
D. D.. of Princeton, late professor in the Theological
seminary at that place, was formally deposed from
the ministry for heresy, at a session of the lPresby-
terry of New Brunswick.
Excitement high in the cities of New York
and Brooklyn on the trial of the Rev. Dr. Talmape
on variou charges preferred against him. prominent
among which is the charge of falsehood. This is
rather hard upon reverend divine.
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RGSJEe.S2.CEEGy.

QHoiquI Sc soft 6cou,a quelques apn6cs
depai, que Ia TeiHtare Dtpurative du Dir.
Aeng ait.etG resiree de So grande rircnla-
non eiie men Il pas MONS conserve toute
ga : que ct tonCe SD popularite, dams IN cir
cult Reinforcement restreint.
l}epnss l@ngtemps, de tous les points de
la Louisianr. CT priltcipaleInent du Bayou
Lasourche, DIES Attakapas. de IA Riviere
Rouge, dc weak ni2ludaS me dcmanGept de-
reprepdre Ia fabrication de eette rnelecipe.
81 Justeuaent apprGciGe de tout ceux aui en-
ont fait usage.
A~u]ourd'hui je responds a leur appel. ct
les maiheureuN, atfiges de nlaladies dites
mcurabies, auroEt sous Ia main cette bien-
veiiiante t%cintnse d6purative. chi vienar,
METRE I'M ter1ne a ieurs soutfrances.
guiis Sc ivTent done a Temperance de
lours meiileurs, ceux Ia qui viyent sous 10
jon% de ~1ueiqn'une lie ces incomInades e.
douio"reuses mfrlEitGs, files ilnpures dun
sang vlcIe, 0eietere. mal elahorG.
beautCup. qui lOuissent dune brlllante
$ tt, ne lie doIVent geut Gtre qu'a Ia TEN
cure Depnr@tlye; c'est par "a puisaance de
cts Vertus Que tel pere, te,.e mere ont puri-
ne ieur sang, acquls me boune constitution
retroave une saut6 aussi yigonreuse or'iDat
'enhue' ct mis- an monde DIES eniauts Ii une
sante tiorissante.
.GRe ceuX qnl. CONNIE eux, vivent dune
vie de dnuieurs, dang0isses, de desespoirs
sU.fen' teNr exempie quilts essaYent de Ia
Ieiitufe Depufatlve. Ct. CONNIE etx, ia de-
~:ieidfoht REQUISITES ct forts, ct pourront
etre Tiers de leur progtniture
que ceuS oul doutent, sinforInent
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The HOME PAPAR THE BEST

THE HOME PAPAR THE BEST
An exchange combats with eon>
siderable vigor the argument that
the city weeklies are cheaper and
better than the country papers,
because they give more columns
of reading matter tor the money.
DO the city papers. it asks, ever
give you any home news? Norh-
ing. DO they contain notices OF
our schools, churches, meetings,
improvements, and hundreds of
other local matters Of interest
Which our papers publish with
out pay! Not an item. Do they
ever say a word calculated to
draw attention to your parish,
and its numerous thriving towns,
and aid III their progress and en-
terprlseP Not Il word. And yet
there are men who take such c0n-
tFacted views of the matter that
unless they are getting as many
square inches of reading matter
III their home paper as they do
III a city paper, they think they
are not getting the worth Of their
money. 1t reminds us OF the per
son who took the largest pair OF
boots in the box because they
cost the same as a pair mach
smaller, that fitted him.-Ear.
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4 CGai.sese HOLIDAY.

One OF the greatest holidays in
China is kite day. Tai. occurs
on the ninth day Of the ninth
month, when the people of The
cities go ont upon the hills and
spend the day in dying kites;
sometimes thirty to forty thou
sand people ave assembled fogpth-
er on one hill, where they, engage
all day in this beautiful amuse.
MeItt. All classes engage in it.
We believe. from the emperor
down TO the %ctor. Taking their
kitcS and going to the hills 10 dy
them on this day is called ascend
lug % high. The kites are of all
sizes and variety OF SHAPES an.!
coiois. Some are Ii the shape OF
>l,cctac!eS, others represent fish
or cells, or d kraken ten to thirty
feet long, others are like birds.
bugs, butterflies or G%uadrupedS.
some represent men sailing
'1efo'lEa Tue AIR, others are eight
sided i'll initiation OF the eight
diagrams invented by one Of TIE
Chinese ~einpPrars. TO iaventa
kite is 4 sigh o. genius III q ruler
or statesman. On a fine day.
when toe air is full of these kites,
gaudily co'ored, and in grotesque
and beautiful forms and in queer
COMBINATIONS, the effect is very
pleasing. Some Of them are
adorned with the heads OF drag
ons and tigers. .The spectator
sees III air what appears to be an
immense bind, or a group Of
hawks; the Chinese show great
skill! i'll keeping ahaIfa dozen pa-
per hawks going On one string; "a
very pretty appearance is made
by Il number of small kites so
in the air as to resemble
the several blocks in a game of
domlnoeS.
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TEINTURE
Esg Es-. NEhtG.

&c re'nede qu'i ma pas encore failji De
pc1s quln2e @ns gril est en- rsare. est b,an
superleur tous les eriraits lie .SaL eDore;De
ct tou3 les GeparotltS, employees iusqu'A G..
jour.
II gnerit toutes les maladies chroni0aes.
soft internes, soft extremes. sans difference
dage III de sexe. Mule maladia nrovenan+
de i'iEIpuret6 du sang ne rfsIste Il SOU
usage; les dartFcs de queioue nature ou'ei
les scent, les intirinites, CONSEQUENCE do
Iahu9 du mercure Gu tie tout autre trai+e.
ment quia Vitie In constitution, sont bar.
faitement ct radicalrhent queries. fofI+ns
les tois que l'on perstvere dqnsgon ON nlo;
Les LeueoThfes. Peries B}anrhes. b~-Sn,-
lorifes dams la periodicit6 des menstrues. \,
chiorose, In steritite Drovtndnt de toute ma
ladie %chronique on constitutionneIle. toutes
ces maiadies dlsparalssent par IN ~traite-
meut assez l0ngtemps prolong6 de la Tein.
ture Depurative du DR.. Meng.
L'epilersIe, lorSqu'clle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique. les Rhumutis-
mes chroni9ncs ct quelquetuis Aigus. les nj.
ceres canc6reux. ont etc radicalement one.
ris. ~
Les cures dfja op6r6s parlent assez ponr
que Ia Teinture D6purative du Dr.. Men ait
besoin de toute rtclaIue: il suf1it de sayoi,.
gull ny a pas Ell jusiu'a present une sc1le
mal'die ehIonique lnveterGe on eunstlta-
.tioantlle, rr0duite par ui Vice a~ueicoporc
des humeurs. qui ait r6siste Ia puissanee
mGdicatrice de cette preparation,
Cliaque bouteille est ACCOMMODATES denom
hre9lx cer.iicats. venan de tous les points
de la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cures
operees par &c indictment
En yente chez
JOS. T. THIBODEAUx,
F~lariuac.aF,
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The Fruit Ofefse Rose
BUsEA rs q p esegye.

BrilIat Savarin, in his "Physio-
logic du Govt" says that "t!ie
discovery of new dish does
more for the human race than tue
discovery of a starr If tins be
true, a writer in one of our
French exchanges(La Maison de
Cdmpdgne) has elevated himself
above the average astronomer in
announcing the discovery that
the scarlet fruits OF the rose bnSh.
Or rose hips as they are called
are capable Of being made INTO
most delicious preserves. Consid,
eclng the fact that nearly every
genus of the order Rosaceae all
ready furnishes man. with deIic-
ons fruits, such as strawberries,
peaches, apples, pears, plums,
etc, there is certainty no reason
why the rose genus should not 10
so likewise. The fruit of every
rose bush, says this writer, 10
matter what the species, provided
it has single ~dowcrs(i1 other
wor'ls, provided it is ii wild spe-
cies, for the flowers Of the cnltiya
te! kinds are usually doubi-) is
good for preserving as soon as i,
has BECOME ripe and tender. The
essential poiut is to gather the
fruit at the right moment, which,
III the ease OF the Sweetb,iel {R0
SO rabiginosn), would be i'll Sep
tember. Gather the fruits, then,
as soon as they have become
soft. rake ont their seeds, De.
them in an earthern o. porcelain
lined saucepan, and place them
over IA Slow fire, having added
just enough good wine vinegar to
make them pass readily through
a c%olantier, after five minutes
cooking. Place them over the fire
again, and add enough sugar to
overcome the acidity OF the vines
gar, and let them boil gain very
gently, stirring all The While, va
Ill they become Of homogeneous
and na>ty consistency.
Put this III jars Oh wide mouth
ed bottles, and it will keep indef
inite!y.
The author adds that presery-
ed rose hips, properly prepared,
give all exquisite flavor to sauc>
eS, go we'll with beef, veal, and
chicken, aud combine well with
traif1es ard mushrooms i; and that
a dash of Madeira VINE in 40
Wise Injuries the preserve. Wild
rose bushes exist everywhere, bv
the read side and in fields, all ov-
the country, and tilel. trait
b had for he gathering. 1t
Only r~ea!ains for the American
honseke"r"r 20 take the hat and
the experiment.
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COaoERse E'r gsra5se
Bans l'Ark;asasas.

l,OOU,OOO 1Gaas ! DE s.ix tsF sss.i, a
avec placements ~facIles, dams rOuest de "a
kansas, lie chenin de fer: Little Rock et
~Fort-Sinlth. ainsi que lie fleuve arkansas. ira
versent :0ute la vallee. LIE sol est o6ns
~raienieat tres fertile ie ciiInat donx 1T tenn
ptr6.
LIE cotton. lie tabac. lie chavre, lie froment.
lie maIs, Forge l'ayoile, les NOMINEES 40
teEre, lie TREBLE, ct 10 toin Y vienneut tres
9ien, ainsi que Ia vigne ct les arbres fruit.
iers.
Environ 0a,000 acres de ces terres. situ-
ets lie long siu chemin se fer,au Nord In
i.euVe Arkansas, ont etc comedies aux
Perea du st. Esprit pour la fondariop dune
c~0lonie.
a % miles de Little. Rock, pres de Ia
station Morilton. non lbin de Louisburp of
sur nn masnitique plateau, ~s'etendant ver5
te Nord, les feros du ST. Esprit ont resery
sj,pO0 acres pour les coions francais. Tine
tSiise ct IN convent sont en- vote de eonstruc
ton pres dc Noriltou.et uue seconde eoIise
raEcaiS va 9tre constitute pres de SnIinp
Held 10 miles plus ioin, des que lie besoin
sen tera sentir
Avis aux families franchises desirant ar
auerir nne belle propritte, IA peu de tra,s
dams lie voisinage dinc eslise catholioue.
Pour plas ample information on peut sa
dresser u.
Mr.. w. ID. SLACK, on
Mr. MICHEL BRAUN.
Land Office, l.. Il. e.. F.. s.. R'y. ) I;tt,o-
Rock, on aux Peres du tSt. Esprit MoriI-