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VIII Vote as They Shot.

Senator Morgan, of Alabama, was q
Brigadier-G General in the Confederate
army. and is now for Hancock and En-
glish. He votes as he shot.
Senator Walker, of Arkansas, was q
Colonel in the Southern army, and is
now an ardent supporter of Hancock
and English. He votes as he shot.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, was o
Major General in the Confederate army.
and received eight wounds fighting
against the Government. He is now
satisfied that The salvation of the coun-
try depends on the election of Hancock
and English, and will vote as he shot.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky, was
Brigadier-General in the Confederate
army, and is SO well pleased with the
nomination of Hancock and English
that he will vote as he shot
Senator Jonas, of Louisiana, was Ad.
jutant- General of Hoods corps in the
Confederate army, and is perfectly con.
sistent in his support of Hancock and
English. He will vote as he shot.
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi, was q
Colonel in the Confederate army, and is
as much in favor of change now as he
was during the war. In according his
hearty support to Hancock and English
he simply votes as he shot.
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina,
was Major-general in the Confederate
army, and is now engaged in making
speeches for Hancock and English. He
will vote as he shot,
Senator Vance, of the same State,
was a Colonel in the Confederate army,
and is particularly enthusiastic in his
support of Hancock and English. He
will vote as he shot.
Senator Butler, of South Carolina,
was Major-general in the Confederate
army, and, having seen no reason to
change his views, will vote as he shot
by supporting Hancock and English.
Senator Maxey, of Texas, was a
Major-general in the Confederate army.
and though he would have preferred
jeff Davis for President, is willing to
take Hancock and English. He will
vote as he shot.
Senator Coke, of the same State,
though only a Captain in the Confederate
army, has pronounced political views.
With his ideas of State rights he could
not consistently do otherwise than sup
port the candidates of the Democratic
party. He will vote as he shot.
Senator Withers, of Virginia, was a
Colonel in the Confederate Army, and
has also proved his loyalty to the De-
mocracy by editing a Democratic paper:
He is so well satisfied that Hancock and
English represent what is left of the
Lost Cause that he will unhesitatingly
vote as he shot.
The following members Of the House
of Representatives were officers in the
Confederate ARMY: MesSrs HerndOn,
Herbert, Sanford, Shelley, Forney and
Lowe, of Alabama; Messrs. Dunn, Slem-
ons and Gunter, of Arkansas; Messrs.
Davidson and Hull, of Florida; Messrs.
Nichols, Smith, Cook, Persons and
Speer. of Georgia; Messrs. Caldwell and
Blackburn, of kentucky; Messrs. Glib
SON. Ellis, King and Robertson, oi
Lou,siana; Messrs. Muldrow. Manning,
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-Tbera ara now in nae in Nev ,

There are now in use in New Zea-
land, which, not so very long ago, was
the subject of Sydney Smiths familiar
joke about cold curate on the sideboard,
5000 reaping machines and more than
1<6O0 threshing machines, of which 374
are worked by steam power.
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should Not Be Trusted.

Why should the Democratic party be
trusted with powera Its leaders give
no answer save that ''change is desir-
able" What would be the character
of that changer Let the record an
swer. We give below the evidence of
that record on all the great questions
of the canvass, resumption, public ex-
penditures, rebel Chains, pensions, and
the treatment of Union soldiers. On
every one the testimony is black.
damning. To put the Government in
the hands of the party which has made
that record, not far in the past, but
within the last five years, is not to vote
for change, but for chaos. Read the
facts; remember them; show them to
your donbting neighbors:
RESUMPTION.
xcrE RESUMPTION
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French ladies keep little frog in o
globe In plaec Of gold fish.
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UNION SOLDIERS.

VOTE IN THE HOUSE ON RESOLUTION GIVING
PREFERENCE TO THE UNION SOLDIERS ON THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA POLICE FORCE, MAY
1S&l
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VOTE IN THE SENATE ON A RESOLUTION FOR
Kidding THE DISCHARGE OF UNION SOLDIERS
FROM SENATE OFFICES EXCEPT FOR CAUSE,
ApRIu. 1g-N
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VOTE IN THE SENATE ON AMENDMENT THAT NO
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER SHOULD BE EMPLOY
ED IN LIEU OF A UNION SOLDIER, APRIL IL,
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Lumber Yard.

H. WADswoRrH . SON. Planning Nm. Scroll
6awfng. Matching. Planning. etc. done to order.
Dealers IN Lumber. Lsth. Shingles. Doors. Sash.
Bunda Nouidings and Dressed Lumber Of al sorss-
Yard near Hamlin's Feed Store. weIingtoa. d
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A q fowKRs Merchant Tailor. nne sssort-
neat Of Cloths ssi cassimsrss. which win Be made
70 order IN the latest SYKES and at reasonable prc
No. : Bensdicrs Block. NJ stairh -
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JH WIGHT. Dealer IN Clocka watches, JsvslIy.
eflvsrvsrs. Gold Psna, Etc. Shop In Houghtons
Drlg 0tae0.
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WELLINGTON FLAMING MILL Manufacture
and dealers In Sash. Doorx Blinds. Bracksta. Bet
tines. Lumber. Shingles, Lath. Cheese and Butter
Dsxea- Scroll SAVING. Matching and Planning done TO
,rdsr. D. L w.dsworth. Prop once. near rail-
Dad Depot
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COUGH
SYRUP!

so Years Before the Public.
Pronounced by all to be the most
Pleasant and efflcacious remedy now
in use, for the cure Of coughs, colds,
Group, hoarseness, tickling sensation
of tho throat, whooping cough, etc.
Over a million bottles sold within
the last few years. 1t gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to
impart. benefit that cannot be had
from the cough mixtures now in use.
Sold by all Druggists at IS cents pcr
bottle.
SELLERS LIVER PILLS are
also highly recommended for curing
liver complaints, constipation, sick
headaches, fever and ague, and al d.
eeases of the stomach and liver. Sol.
by all Druggists at Is cents ! er iox.
r. e. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
6-ly.
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VOTE IN THE SENATE ON A MOTION TO REPEAL
THE Law WHICH PROHIBITS THE APPOINT
MENT OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS, SAILORS
AND OFFICE-HOLDERS TO POSITIONS In THE
UNITED STATES ARMY,
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APPROPRIATIONS.
LAST APPROPRIATION BY REPUBLICAN CON
GRESS.
Year, Amount IN Currency. In Coin.
1876. fl47, 7h,A0 81 $l29,693,1lS G3
1--WE APPROPRIATIONS BY DEMOCRATIC CON-
CRESSES.
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THE SPARKS BILL IN THE SENATE.
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT TO EXCLUDE REBEL
SOLDIERS, FEBRUARY 2S, 1879.
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P. S.-We shood git along better ef
English would give down ez he wuz
expected to. But he won't give dol
lar. He is very thrifty man. is En-
glish. He wood hev made splendid
proddygal son. IF he he'd taken his
share NV his fathers estate, he wood
hev come back with mortgage on all
the kentry he went to. Ef he he'd
struck sich bad luck ez to hev been
compelled to eat husks with hogs, he
wood come home with the hogs.
sh0ors -
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The Philosopher Of the Corners to the De-
mOcracy or the Country Aneut the Maine
Eleetion-TO Your Tents O Israel!-Dls-
gust mt English's Failure to "Gsive Down.
-HancOck's Development d Politician.
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I$TOI. .Ols, 1888 6s s6s9, ,493, rs 0

PENSIONS.
PROVIDING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE
PROMPT PAYMENT OF THE ARREARS OF PEN
SIONS FOR UNION SOLDIERS, FEBRUARY 3,
1S7p|FACTS AND FIGURES RESPECTFULLY
DEDICATED TO MIR. FORGERY BELrzHoOvER.
For. Against.
Border Democrats. ................. o. 3S
Northern Democrats .
hepuDucunS.- -foo D
1Io
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APPROPRIArING $4,000, 900 FOR ARREARS OF
PENSIONS, AND $l,s00,000 ADDITIONAL FOR
ORDINARY PENSIONS, FEBRUARY IL, 1879.
For. Agdinst.
Coufedrates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5S
Border Democrats. ............. 8 8
Northern Democrats. ....... SO 3
hepuDuCanS..- llo i
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Harnsss Shops.

L WELLS, ssddler and Harness Maker The best
vorAnsa employed. and only the best stock used
An work done under my supervision. North sids
Mechanic Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
.3leiu advertisements.

THE BEST GLASS OF LEMON,
l. Raspberry, Vanilla, Sarsaparia or Ginger Soda
Water at sig II PICKERING & cos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
PASSENGERS

FOR wiu1 sad Fu-ls. per Likelike- sept l+th-Seo
VI n-~Elrr kArhe. T Hav=ciccn. Capt jackson. Dr.
Nr.f-pr Geo Luupard. c " Cook. II p Baldwin,
$500 p wilson p : wilson. Along. W II Com
u--- Ghar Frrr-ur. Mr. Cooke and child Ahana.
z 4 Ls-sste. II & ShzldeH, Mss Sheldon, Lace Mr.
MI NJ gg1h- ? Hzyseideu- & Dunn. Mrs. Dunn, Mrs
t~mrnrt and child. trgveruer- hckEulke and sevts,
Nstaar- Er1iokehukiLi. Nj kirSAoH M II Burkett
nrE u9rc vs. II Reed and servant. aeMsyne-J
Cu-sle HuG ~ift. 2 Rarter- N IoEE- Mr. Lennehan-
F-rm w-Endward Po-us. per Likrlke. Sept isth-Capt
r S-.-nrrr p HapnL r 7 Lenn-han- Brown aud wife,
~ T~n-r- q Asinr. Mr. G Y Aigna, Mr. Aldrch. w 1
t---eu D N Ainohi Henry CurnweH, friel. MI
Clarsu- C sprs1kies. Mr. NcCoppin, NJ Cooke. Mrs
~ s-ru NJ Turton. ID D Baldwin c + Baldwin,
Frssr- anhr-t GaErrnu- J Doaiiniz and servants,
La N-s A Walton. kAhe4- Lele. kEkGna-
F1- Purs Towzzsus- per Camden, Sept ls-John
Erach.
F1- san F-.ncisca. per Consuelo Sept 18Th Will
Earr- ntis HE-u6cn r G Ravs;cin. " II Fuller. wife
a. rhFl4 e Nzn6hertrr. N Gralt. Aug SchUsel, \ &
gaz-an Ius KILLS. Harris, Guldstein " Pittshurg,
~ HurtcEe
FOR Mrui. per KHAasa-hoz- Sept rs-Miss Barney, Mr.
FrrE
F-r-- Man. per kflauea-hoa. sept il-Hon g VIII
E~- VI Cn-nre5i. Mr. W Alexander and children,
rha. M~cnnr Nh Mos. Miss Chamberlain. Miss Moss
=nn II p BALDWIN, Mr. Caslingtol- Mr. Peterson, Aka
EEltlt.
F-un san Frnnrisco- per 10 Chang, Sept ls-Dr
T5r.4ic and lABehtH-. NJ stewart
p PORT Townsend. per d c Murray. Sept ls-Ar
BH--lrtnu nnd wife Master Booth. K Farmer
Fur HouFksnE. per Ho Chung. sept so-9SS Chinese.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The heaviest heat of the Summer seems to have
passed away. During the past week the weather
has been cool and breezy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
COMMERCIAL.


hDADLA ~ ~ ~ - 49,
Business IL rti dun and the lumber dealers and ten
r-ur onrr are not enfr11eed by the syren songs OF
~ Adrsrsiscr into more importing more building,
-~.l1 ti--4 la better The OF good times ia In
-rv.--rr-f- and we hear Of none being made nov
Thr fu-riEr arrivals tor me week l,1si -,
70 Chung frum SEn FranciNco-
The departures Were-~chr DAshing wave Iot Soss
.- c-r-rn- hrfnr CuuEuelo for san franeiscoi BARK
r-Hrra sar Port Gamble; bk D c Mlrray Tor Town
r-ra- rrwr HuChung for Canton via hShgeeng
there are only vessels IN port loAainE ior san
r-w--fprr-rhr LADY Larrsun and EIreka Inc former
viii probably sail tomorrow. :,
Ta- tl1fuc Ella arrived Yesterday evening Win iai
On safH-dnv ns-r Mr. Adams viii offer at auction
- -. s,-or--tv which offered before but was
$3.50 On account a. no hios being received There
- Wasrsfu near Hilo. In ordinary times this land
vrrzid ~ snnr7ed up 81 once
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Dear little Observation-Disclosures died last week
Is it at All wonderful. Think of the wearing effect
of so much name
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
TMPOvTs.

F-u-a san Francisco. per Ho Chung. Sept ia bx
t-ur arr pkr. eAEncse provisions ~ c. clocks and
-r.s-~ VI q. Fraa- 1our. 81 hzs apples, and
en- u ~ chnrsc nd-e with Gs2 tons nour &C in tran
Fru-1 Liverpool psF Oberrr sept IL SO iron plates
lruur lIei h4r- rice, - anchors. . bids tubs ab
ha So ras, l91 h1ls cement, 80 bales baEs
gAs drains OIL 81 psrs wagons. = cks painters material
% tr hath nr.rk- and = lot OF misc mdse-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

On Sunday morning about O'Clock, celestial
was detected in the act Of attempting 70 smugRle
some thirteen pounds OF opium on shore from the
steamer Ho Chung. John had Invested himself of
all superauous clothing, secured the drug about
his person and then quietly slipped over the slde
of the steamer into the water, and commenced to
swim for the shore under the wharf His little
game was frustrated by the vigilance of the Gus
toms officer who gave chase In boat, and pressed
John so closely that ne let 90 the opium IN the
shallow water, and Immediately after gained terra
fy-nG. and made his best time, IN his primitive
costume. I'D town. He has not been seen since.
The opium was secured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
EXPORTS.

Fn- Caas Dsr per Dasainr Wave. Sspti4-ees spirits
and ballast Hzire furr.-n produce. 81
F pa-4 tsE-bi- per AtalHnta. sept f5-5 spirits,
an huIln-t- value foreign produce 81 80
ro- Sa- Francisco per Cousuein, sept iS--7lf3 bgs
~r-nr - hr~ race. Nfs hhs maHsSes. pkgs Effects
Taiue Farrtrn proaru- $3.50 domestic, s4s.tas 4s.
F-- Pa-f Tuwusers. per Camden, sept iS-Balisst.
For victoria per FiectWing sept is-So0 tons ballast
and sturs--
Tor Pu-r Townsend, fcr ID Mnrray- sept ls-l@S
rurE bnIlasi c. whisky value foreign produce, $40.
Fur HuarknuE per Ho Chung sept "a bzs coin
fNenirzn 1nlla-si SASS Egs sugar hxz radse.
Ia ful=s 8 Us crackers. hr snndiy fruits, c.
hEsn. G. Biscuits Value domestic produce. ssi5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

"Opposition Press Is pretty good, particularly
as the opposition is composed of the bulk of the
nation and the regular chap, that is to say the
editor of the other paper, stands alone. However,
In his words we are all rebels and traitors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

1t is rurnored that another paper is to be started
TO be issued IN the Hawaiian language, but rumol
doth not yet assign it any particular position II
politics: whether one of the great opposition or
sleepy-head-ike shadow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The Government schools opened on Monday, the
18th: the one at Hilo with about half its proper
number of scholars. The new principal, Mr.. Bur
kett, arrived the 18th, and enters at once upon
his duties with the hopes of soon bringing in the
missing pupils This school has much TO contend
against from the fact that the Catholics are using
every effort build up their own school at the e1-
perlse of this one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

On Monday next the new steamer c. r. Bishop
will commence its regular trips to Nawiliwil
Koloa. and Waimea, Kauai. We learn that tn
steamer james Makee will continue to run TO Ia
paa Kilauea and Hanalei on the same island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Miss Harriet Judd. or as her friends lovingly
called her Aunt Hatty," is reported to have beer
living at the point of death when the Ho Chung lef
San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The community will be glad TO hear the officia
announcement, which is already reported on ex
cellent authority, that not dollar of the Chimes
Subsidy is to be paid! Hurrah for good intention
and reform.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

An interesting paper upon early (reported) dis
coyeries of the Hawaiian Islands prepared by Hon
d A. Peirce was recently read before the Cali
fornia Academy of Sciences.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Our contemporary is undoubtedly student of
Klopstock, the German poet. Klopstock's method
of saying the gun is fred was " the pious monk S
invention now resounds" Our friends idea of
describing the upset of two milk wagons is as
follows - The tactical fluid contained in two
wagons was thrown upon the bosom of mother
earth the morning OF the 18th instant, frightened
equine and collision being the cause"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

DR.. Emerson, that wicked man whom the Legis
lature during last session, charged with the hem
GUS crime of writing book, has opened an ofhc'
at DR.. Hofman's store, Merchant street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The new music hall is making considerable pro
gress We hear, however, that there is some diff
Guilty about the funds We trust nothing viii
intervene to prevent the completion of a very
necessary building for our city. The Palace i:
also going ahead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
DIED.


ALMA Bazror Maine. August .. 1850, Ms. NJ
u ArrEs wife q his Ezcellency E. H. Allen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

1t is said that Rev q. bingham has, or is to re
ceive, some kind of an appointment from tn
Government relative to the Gilbert Islanders. IL
will be good man well placed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The Colonel will make good thing out of it if he
brings and gains his Crown lands suit. The Crown
lands are worth good deal more now than they
used to be formerly. At all events, shall in
Court have the real value of these lands, about
which so much mystery was made during last
( session.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

white man and a native were arrested at
Onomea on Sunday, September 9Th, each charged
with selling liquor, and were brought into Hilo for
trial. The white man pleaded guilty and was
fined $500. The native was found guilty and fined
$500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The dull season is truly upon Us. viii some one
send our esteemed and honored contemporary, the
Adpertiss., full accounts of the latest gigantic
mango. or an enormous egg or a calf with five legs
or thai nsver-faiinG object of interest the sea-
serpent. Items of this sort would, SURE
when touched up by our friends Eastern inagina-
tor give greater pleasure TO his readers than a
column and three-qusrters of trotting match and
a column and a-quarter Of cricket.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

We hear that Capt. Thomas Spencer is in town
and reports the country as safe on Hawaii, but j
is uncertain whether Hilo will go for Hancock o
Garfield
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Se-s Am h- Ccrszelo, Won schmidt. for
Ts-An hk CANDIDA CuilgF. for Port Gamble
An hk AtMlalta. johnson. for Port Gamble
1s-Am hk D Murray. Dounes, Port Townsend
@t-Arn hk FlretWrtnE. MrPhaidsn. Puget Sound
@l-china stmr Ho Chung. Peterson, Hnngkong
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

II is worth while 10 drive round and see the new
wash houses at the mouth of the Nuuanu stream
they are comnodiously arranged, and ought to be
able to supply accommodation TO most of the
Celestials IN the city. They were certainly a
brilliant idea of our late Minister of Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The wilders and the Glades, II is reported WI
Orient themselves by next weeks steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

We are happy to hear that Mr.. Cleghorn'
daughter is rapidly improving in health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The correspondent of the Adrertiser who signs
himself " Lex either has not read Honolulu news
papers this year. including that journal before Its
present regime, or else he does not wish to know
what is unconstitutional If be does, let him ash
the first honest man he meets. The star cor
respondent of the same journal seems to thinl
there is something very rotten In the state Of
Denmark and that he knew who made ii SO
Perhaps others think that they know, and that h
is one Of the two white men who have brought
about the present state of Things.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

A white woman was recently thrown from her
horse on the Nuuanu Valley road, her horse being
run against by wagon driven by a white man, as
he is called. She lay by the roadside her head
bleeding. but the man refused to stop to render
her the slightest aid. Chinaman finally came
along and kindly assisted the poor woman to her
home. The Lsvite can read this if the Samaritan
cannot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The Bank had better think soon of refusing
accept clipped and mutilated coins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The Express must take this community for fools.
No man possessed of any sense tact would
soberly present such an argument that of last
Wednesday on the discussion of constitutional
questions to any but unsound persons in the upper
story. So fellow citizens We know now in what
regard We are held by the sapient editor OF that
CHI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Ar-irrd.
SaElad

.-,f ---H-if hk Ohc-u-- Harvey. from Liverpool
T<--hiua stnl- no Chung. Peterson. from T
IAN bkfne Ella, BruWn, from 7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

watchful outpost sounded the alarm, the pickets
astily retired to the inner line, the whole rank
a nd file jumped TO position and in a moment a
warlike scene was presented and the men Just
trernbled with bravery The aoninous sound con-
timed and the rank got out of the way lay down
IN the grass so to speak, while the file shot his
gun four or five times, and Just then with wild
and-ear splitting yell aud squall that sound an
n0unced itself. A Grace of cats appeared on top
of the wall and fell fighting to the ground! They
hal not observed the army, bnt the army was
ready. ErsHHt omHes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Will the Advertiser cite the decision of the Su-
prene Court upon the title in the Crown lands. 1t
decided that Queen Emma was not an heir while
the Kamehamehas were alive, and yet that she
was entitled to her dover 1t is hard TO see how
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

A meeting of planters upon the situation vas
held at Makawao few days since. A petition was
prepared and agreed upon. Are there any sore
heads" on Maui to greet the shepherd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The army has again been called into action Il
seems that a mysterious sound was heard outside
Of those high walls, rantterlng, strange and
unearthly voice as of many waters Inc ever
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The KusoEoa has started useful column setting
forth the opinions of the contemporary press a
good idea which will prove useful with its readers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Maui has not as vet decided to secede;" but it
keeps up heap of thinking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

The brigantine Tanner. Captain White, arrived al
Hilo on Sunday. September 18th, twenty-five days
from Port Blakely, eighteen days from Cape Flat
terry, with a cargo of lumber TO Mr.. Reed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Mr. william II. Dimond has been making shor
visit here from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Col Spreckels paid his estates on Maui short
visit last week. He usually makes things hum
wherever he goes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-22

Prepare for the equinoctial - and be thAnkf
for the equi- anything.