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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-02
NEW MAGAZINES.

LIrPiNcoTr's for April is an I'M
usually excellent and interesting
number. Indeed, one whose iudg-
ment is very sound on such mat
tiers pronounocs i the best number
he has ever seen. We arc not
sure that we quite agree with him.
for il is a fayorite magazine with
us always, but we have found this
number as full Of interest (f wc
may be excused for using 4 slang
expression "as On egg is full Of
substance" "A Peep at the
North Of ireland, characteristic
Dances of the World" "On a
California Ranch" "Sisteg Weed
ems Prayer" ''Wash Lo," and
"Zoar Of American Loyalists, -
are our lavoriteS. There are other
good papers, several poems and 4
number Of beautiful Illustrations,
while the editorial departments are
full Of interest. Lippincott's is Il
splendid magazine and ought to
have a place in every intelligent
household. We are vet on the
lookout for our March number.
The publishers informed US that it
was sent through mistake to Pa
nola, but the postmaster has been
written to and we have not re.
ceiyed it. Could not the publish
ers ''strain q point and duplicate
IL We would appreciate such .
kindness.
ScRIBNRR's.- April nun.
Der has reached us, but we hay,
not had II long enough to make ,
thorough examination of its cen
tents. IA Georgia Plantation.
by David c. Barrow, Jr.. a natiy,
Georgian, is a very fair descrip
ton 81 the entire cotton producing
portion Of the South. II apple
TO Mississippi rs well rs to Geor
gia, and we are glad that Nh
Barrow wrote It and Scrihncr'
Magazine has given / 10 the worlt
A paper treating Of Southern a
fairs as they are, mot a fiction,
published every month, would nd
to the interest and popularity +,
this excellent magazine. "pet,
the Great as a Ruler and K,
former continues with undated
IL not increased-intcresi as do,
IA Fair Barbarian" Besid,
these there are a large number
other papers. the mere titles
which and their appearance
these pages are ample guaranty
interest and value. The EDITOR
department is-as II always Is.
replete with interest. and the
Iustrations--of which there are
large numbcr-arc simply syle
did. seribner's il getting 10
- old magazine, but age rash
c1hnncrs than diminishes is si1.
"a ~ confess We zee very lit
rpan fpr improvement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-02

WAsmNGroN, March IS, 81.
Just now the prominent topic Of
discussion among the politicians is
the nomination Of VIM. II. Rob
to be collector Of the port
Of New York. 1t Is said the Pres
idcnt made the appointment with
ont consulting any member Of his
cabinet, and that the cabinet was
as much surprised as was Mr..
Robertson over his selection, for
the reason that they knew nothing
about il in advance and the nomi-
nee had made no application for
the appointment. When the name
was first sent to the Senate there
was q disposition to believe that
the President chose Mr.. Robertson
on the recommendation Of Sccre-
tary Blaine. At the Chicago
convention Mr., Robertson was a
member Of the New York dclcga-
ton. lie refused to vote for Gen.
Grant, and on every ballot voted
for Mr.. Blaine until Gen. Gar
fields name was placed before the
convention. When Coy. Cornell.
of New York, secured the gubcr-
Material nomination, Robertson
was q candidate against him, but
was defeated Tor the nomination.
1t must be admitted that the
present administration possesses
the faculty Of eAcclually keeping
It's secrets. This was very clearly
shown in the batch Of nominations
sent in 10 The Senate Yesterday.
Most of the appointments were
not only not on any Of the states
usually made up with such conf
dence by outsiders, but were a
complete surprise alike to the pol
iuclans and the sharp-sceutcd boys
Of newspaper row.
a mmor has been in general
circulation, which is tolerably well
authenticated, that the families Of
the present cabinet do not intend
returning calls. If these ladies'
intend to relieve themsclycs Of this
burden, which has been growing
more and more intolerablc year bv
year Ms the city has grown and the
number of strangers visiting it
have increased. they should be
justiacd by every right-thinking
person. Ii should be considered
enough to satisfy MI reasonable
demands which their position im-
poses on them that they are willing
To see every one who calls, and
make all feel welcome on their re-
ception days. without expecting
them to spend all their time after
one O'Clock on every day in the
week, except Sundays and their
own reception days, in hunting up
addresses from one end of Wash
ington to the other. so rs to return
calls. SO lar as opinion has been
yet expressed on the subject, it
has been favorable to the new de-
parturc.
There was a large crowd at the
White House again Yesterday
The rush for office is still the occu-
patton Of a good nany people,
and they all want to get the bene-
tit Of the advice and counsel OF the
President. There are various ob.
staeles in their way, chief among
which is that the President don't
want 10 see them. AS far MS the
callers are concerned. his acts 81
omission each day are greater
than those OF commission. Blu
the callers hang around, and wal
with what philosophy they car
summon the accumulation OF hotc
bills, aud then start cut to wall
home.
: CHoTEAv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-02

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1hr l.r..IN ..ut..'. raa
.eaH @rd u.aurlrnr'.
Judge llium CiaadaJ ,ui twW.
mi', died ON lbc lo.b ulL
There is gdll great mortality
among thc cows on lbc ooa.l.
II % reported tuu Es.GOy,uor
"Jccma' t. hlcorn has failed
The yolng Indies % Ololona
havo n0aN.. .o u cooking club.
W YounpbIood soon expects
to start @ paper At Bay s.. Louis.
They XIII ra,e in Columbus -
fcedingthcm on Limberger cheese.
The Columbus Light Artillery
Company will soon erect An ar
mory.
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WASHiNGT0N LETTER.

IIE Sgw YORK cusToM-uOusH Ar-
rOtrIHFNI. A NEW LOCAL DE-
pAkTUVK. RETfCFNCR or TiiE
PREgHsT ADMINISTRATIONS.
fIE OFFICE SEEKERS SILL
LfNGERETH.
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLrLr. DECEMBE1

H0NeLrEE. DECEMBER Ilih. 1881.
The unsettled weather stl continues, and business
g. seriously interrupted in consequence. Business
along the arvcs has been greatly retarded by the rain
ard mud Preparations for the coming holidays have
srt in iu earnest Notwithstanding the weather our
citizen. have purchased freely. Our shops are all dec
-rcd hi sbcir moist attractive styles TO tempt the
purrhasor.
Tie stormy weather has been seTious drawback to
orr ealing coasters. many Of which have wisely re
1nuincd in sort while Others have returned having
been unable 20 land oarEoes.
From the o,hcf islands VIC hear Of an abundance OF
rain hzTiu- fallen
We have four arrivals from foreign ports this
vcel-E-t Us Sir Lanoclot from G.arrgr. Am BIZ
Alden Bes-e from Portland. en- route for Hongkoilg'
Hav ig Kalalauz, and Am SCI. Anna, both from san
F-uuci-ra.
Thr-e were four dcpartures-Am bkine Discovery,
so- sar Frurrs-cn. Am tern Eva, Tor Eureka; Am blk
Chara Tor saa Francisco and Alden Bessc for Hong
kong
The bark Kaiakaua arrived OF the port last evening
= davs from san Fraaci-co. She sailed three hours
AFTER THE Steamer and brings no news Captain jerks
REPORTS -ii winds and Gains nearly the entire passage
-ca-riei ,lysails throughout The Kaiaknua brings
mi frr.-htand a good number Of passenger.
A. ~. 20 g. press ibis morning the schooner Anna is
reported uf ihe port
on wondar the City Of Sydney VIII be due here
en- route Iar san Francisco.
The .tur AMER Head considered fully due from San
Frnucs7o.
The Am bttne Eureka is also about due from the
same pari-
The rr.gw Meyer and W C Irwin win sail for
san Fruucisro in an tiiis week.
or FRIDAY and Saturday evenings Acssrs = EhIefs
Co held hr-imas auction sales al their store for'
street Although the weather uuuyorable' great
rnaav ra-chasers were attendance and goods were
dIspusrd Of 10 the amount II ss.oOo.
TO-DAY 90 - O'Clock noon. Mr.. = p. Adams VIII hold
special sale AZ wines Liquors. cigars etc This even
lu tr rsi Christmas sale will take place at his rooms
va.a VIII De offered plated ware jcweiry, Vienna
fu-uitH-c a.
Tie Alden Besse. from Portland, bound for Hong
Ear- with SIS Chinese pas-rurcrs- touched here Tor
,rrnir-. she proceeded on her voyage on Saturday
We learn THAT A. F. Cooke ha- purchased from Capt.
Tbas Hebron for s6uJl, the wclsnown eoastins
s-boorcf X Mol and after rcGtiing her she wiil be
placed n he line o. coasters
The American bark Caibaricu, recently in our harboT'
has us hear been purchased by party OF gentlemen
iu i- riy and VIII be placed in service between this
so- and san Francisco in failure. The price paid was
abrrt $500
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Sailed.
MEMORANDA.

T4ra-t ~ thc British bark Sir Lancelot, Shorthand
N.sirr-saI cl from the Clyde sum July nae irc-h =
y, .f. ~. r,irt mo ns-sa.e sighted Maderia. 10th
ID -r-1r- Fad rhf s. =. trades 20 u North luttGCe
ffrr fresh r rs. monsoon Crossed TIE equator =
~. Hr ---r1re Is frvs ont then had battling : i.
-4F.. ID = south latitude. from thence ." cape hoI
h-T f-s.-H 49, H. vs.. winds. Sighted Cape Hufn llth
fr-a- = dave out on the 18th october tel N win
how ii g and "a y ". gales mp till The = DcoDef
ff-- ad frroif- Westerly winds got The = = trades
slfi Iatrie had moderate light s. T.. trades crossed
lr aeaafnr 2s West ~ dBys ont, COT y. ttaues u
N,r- .atHie had frsh hfeezrs TO port, sl-htea INC
I.-f ia II avail J.. ~ 9Th December and arrived Oh
Is.ir ~ 81 A. ~ December. after l31 days passage
- ~ r- Of nasssee from Cape Horn, ship averaged
s ..n1is Der hour Tor q days. =,
rrizan stnvszil main topnlasi staysail TREMENDOUS
heavy seas ship took on board henNy sea anu NAsuea
I'd ftsf no boar cuuid be sent after aim.
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Prom astoria per Alden Bctse, Dec gtl-555 Chinese
in transit On Hong Kong.
For san Francisco per Discovery. Dec 6th-Mr Burke,
Jno d Coirnan. Mr. A sheppard and child.
Prom Wfudyrard Ports per Likclike Dec lithlIon )
& WfHde-. Hon A y udd. Col q " Macfarane. Hon II
A Era-n ana. Wahakaue, Like. AsinE, j Bickneil
ST. IS Lave. ! Curhughufi. Pnurer, Asen. II
Hltv.fidrr W % Atwnter r : Buc-. W Z Jones. ) hH-
isria. VI D Kahookuhiki, W Sharratt. hia Nahaole-
Ira 4 Nsr fer-en Mr Bickncil and wife, Parmalce
SHE and child.
For San Francisco per Caiharen, Dec i2th-J Charl-
iuu.
From Glasgow. per Sir Lancclot, Dec sth-Andrew
n ct.uuu.
For H1u- Kong. per Alden Besse, Dec 2th-S5o Chl-
naincn In transit 10 Hong Kong.
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The Christmas Holidays.
number Of our stores are presenting a fine

number of our stores are presenting fine
stock of holiday goods to their customers:
Messrs. Whitney d Robertson have on hand a
varied and handsome assortment OF books, fancy
articles ETC.. suitable for Christmas presents.
Messrs. Wenner d Co. are offering iewelry
plated and silver ware: at Dillingham; & Co.'S will
be found nice hardware and PLAYED warei and
Messrs. May d Co. are prepared to attend to the
wants of those giving Christmas dinners.
Messrs. b. T. Ehlers d Co. offer a choice selec-
ton of fancy goods for the inspection of the
ladies' Their assortment is very full and COM
plete embracing the latest novelties.
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AnMIN1sTRAT nR,s NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
and administrator Of the estate Of the late THOMAS
MEEK of Honolulu, hereby notifies all parties indebt-
ed said estate, make immediate payment to the
belonging TO said estate requested to notify the
administrator Of the without delay. All parties
having claims against said estate requested TO
present the came duly auth nucated, to The under
signed within six months orthey will be forever barred
II. g. CRABBE,
Trustee and Administrator
HonoIrin. Juiv 18th. ISL s6a en-
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IMPORTS.

Prom Astoria per Alden Bcsso, Dec gh-l5'Goo feet
Iuube- rs spafs horse shoes in transit ioiions
kong.
From GLASGOW per Sir Laucclot Dec Oth-isi bales
l-s 1 ct- earfhcurarc. gCs spades. pkg samples
~ ruawar., ga iron. Cks glassware, - boxes
- oe hsts and caps, lD0 bx soap cs Irvine and
cor 81 dls wire ~ bE soap. 10 tanks, = C. ron ioi
risrar ID bdls rails, 500 SINGLE rails 2b5 bdis Ish
pate. d Iot dluble slecpers Dos machinery.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW,

JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT, GLASGOW,
(HAWAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purchase and shipment of ali kinds Of
British and Continental goods and win bePad to receive
ORDERS either free board at shipping port in
Europe delivered ship (but with duty for buyers
accounD at Honolulu. Such Orders may be accom-
panied 10y remttanccs. payable in London San Fran
CISCO he viii draw at 60 days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, otherwise, TO suit
the convenience OF buyers.
REFERENCES:
MESSRS. WIN. &. IRWIN & CO, Honolulu.
HON. W. L. GREEN. Honolulu
HON. j. s. WALKER Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. (Limited), London.
S5S 1y
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MARRIED.

HOf-SN N-wILLrONG-At Honukaa Hawaii on
M sf urt By the Rev J. Bicknell. CHARLES NERSoN
sf-sr son OF Rev. Geo Vernon Hpusulaii' Rector o.
usrt-c Oh ANNfE LEoNAED, second daughter OF Capt.
& ~ WiIifong Of Honoksa, Hawaii.
CuwAN -MoRFITT-At kohala, Hawaii. Nov 18th
Nv fns rev rhen. Lautcr. Mr. JAMES CowAN, TO Miss
NAHr NorrfTT % Honolulu
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The well at Mahukona has reached 1872 feet. Mr..
Wilder intends to go down to 1000 feet, and then if
he does not get water he will dropit. He has already
expended 200 upon it, and he expects it will cost
another 81 600 to complete the remaining POS feet.
The whole of the boring has been through lava
rocks and boulders of varying hardness. When
Mr. Wilder bias reached his limit, he will be happy
TO hand over his well to the Government or to any
public spirited individual who would like to try the
experiment if whether water is 10 be obtained in
Hawaii not. In such operations the borings
may stop just short of where water is TO be OBJ
tanned Mr.. Wilder deserves credit for his perse-
verance and We trust that he may yet be rewarded
by supply Of water before lie reaches the lOOOfeet
limit.
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

Tor san Fraucisco per Discovery Dec bth5d53S4 lbs
ruaf 55sa Ib- fuin fe 80 lbs rice, - bnchs banas'
~ value 90 lf- Dom. Value Sl5.4lslh.
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ANY
~ horses cattle belonging 10 the Estatc Of the
late THOMAS MEEK, with his brand, cautioned
against changing the selling such horses or
cattle, under penalty of prosecution.
II. L.. CRABBE.
Trustee and Administrator,
Hcpojpn IN i JUN i5i IFS ISL SCI en-
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It is no joke working the railway lines at Mahu-
kona just at present: Every drop Of water for the
locomotive has to be brought from Honolulu or
Hilo. As soon as the line is completed for four
teen miles, water will be obtained from Kohala.
are graded Work has been considerably set back
by the rains: the weather is described as some
thing fearful.
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Cupid has been visiting Honokaa; you need not
think you get all the weddings up in Honolulu.
through the hearts Of MISS Annie Willfong and
MIR. Charles Vernon Housnan, who were mar
ried on the 9TH of this month. All Honokaa wish
health and happiness TO the young bride who IS a
favorlte in the district
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The weather has been very stormy, setting in
with a Kona and continuing with hard blows from
the North accompanied by heavy squalls of rain.
The hills are looking beautifully green and cane
and ducks are doing finely.
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The locomotive was all set up in week after
It's arrival At the first trial it travelled at the
rate of u miles an hour. Work can be pushed
along very rapidly, now that the locomotive IS III
working order. 1t is expected that the line will be
carrying sugar by the first day OF February.
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Great disappointment was felt in TIilo at the
non arrival of their Maiestiss. Every preparation
had been made in the shape of arches and Goral
decorations for making the reception brilliant
one but the clerk of the weather Office was "agin
it, and the Royal party we're weather bound at
Laupahoehoe. The rain came down the day after
with tremendous force and all Hilo's fnery was
drenched through and through.
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ne . . ii r.
DR.. E. H. THATCHER,
no-,As-A

No. 1919 Fort Street, brewers Block, up stairs)
First-class work at lowest living prices.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for painless cxtrac-
tiou IF teeth
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~ LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING NEW AT G. F.
WELLS MUSIC STORE. 100 Cases OF Goods for the
Holiday Trade has arrived by the Z Murray, and will
SHORTLY BE on EXHIBITION. Also, just Received
as Decorated Fans. Call carly and lot. SIS
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ACARn.

The Ladies of the Committee Of St. Andrews Fair.
beg their sincere thanks all those Who by
their kind assistance and liberal contributions, helped
to FENDER the Fair SO great success.
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Work has been begun OF

Work has been begun on the New Market at
Lahaina The sea wall, near the landing, is be-
ing thoroughly repaired as TO afford substan-
tial foundation for the new structure. The Mark
ct bnildincs will contain SIX stalls.
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DIED.

t-f-NNHNs-At waimanao, Oahu, December 1ih
5,-l-.sc- II HON Jno a Cummins. aged is years
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CoTee PIantafioI,

$50 THE UNDERSIG ED OFFERS HIS SFsN
~ Farm Hilo for sale. Area abOnt go SahS
- acres. Has COCO bearing Coffee trees. free -ste
from disease; also hundreds Of Bananas, and a
fine Lime orchard. Price SiOJ mostly long time If
desired Will sell any portion Of it from five acres mp.
Thirty to fOrvacre-pacies BE- cut out embracing
every requisite Of prosperous smd farm.
"a Address WIN. KINNEY.
Ss2 Hilo II. l.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.

CUPREAIE COURT OF THE HA-
= wAIIAN Islands In Probate--In the matter OF
the estate oGFRANk j. 'BRIEN, late of Honolulu de
ceased, at Chambers before chief Justice Judd
On reading and filing the petition and accounts OF
Francis VI. HATCH Administrator Of the estate OF Frank
j. Brien, late OF Honolulu deceased wherein he asks
10 be allowed SI.33O9 and charges himself with 81,
375.NS and asks that the same may be examined and
approved and that final order may be made Of distri-
button Of the property remaining in his hands to the
persons thereto entitled, and dscharging him and his
sureties from all further responsibility as such.
1t is ordered that Tuesday the 3lst day Of January,
A D. 1852 ut o'clock ~ NJ. before the said Justice,
Chambers in the Court House, at Honolulu be and
tue hereby is appointed the time and place for
hearing said petition and accounts, and that all per-
sons intereSte may then and there appear and show
cause il any they have why the should not be
granted. and may present evidence to who are en-
titled the said property. And asks that this order.
in the English language, be published in the " Hawaii
an Gazette" a newspaper printed and published in
Honolulu, for three successive weeks previous to the
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu ii. l., this 9th day Of December,
A. D. 1881. A.FRANClS JUDD,
Attest: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
$50 st A. Rosa. Deputy CLERK Supreme Court.
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The schooner Patio was towed into the creek at
Papaikou on Saturday, December 3rd. She proves
too badly damaged to be repaired and is being
broken no.
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We have had the pleasure Of seeing two very
good portraits of residents here by Mrs. Thacher
The coloring and manipulation very good, and
the pictures are faithful likenesses.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Dec s-n- ok ssr Laucrlot, Shorthand, from glasgow
An III Afd-u Bsssc. Moves FROM Astoria
~e-Hag. DIS halakaul. JCnks. from san francisco
ss-Aul lth Anna. McCulloCh from Ian Francisco
Sailed
Dee Am bk Discovery. fcrriman. Tor san ranclsc'
sH-arl ha Alden Bctre. huyc-. Tot Hong holS
IAN tern Eea. Paul. Tor Humboldt
hu hk CaihaireIi. HUpkiDs, for san Francisco
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KsuDakapili church promises to be fine build
ing; Il viii have the largest windows in town. Air
and light the great requisites for binding IN
this country and the rev church will have both.
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Ehlers q Co. held Christmas sales on the even
ings OF Friday and Saturday. large amount
Of goods were sold of. and some Of the buyers
seem 70 be well pleased with the bargains
they have made.
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BLOCKS AND MAST EOOPs

HDATEST IRON STRAPPED BT.oCKs
Metallic Iron Strapped Blocks. Patent Bushing
Plain Gushing, full assortment Of sizes.
sis BOLLEs co.
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and had been pensioner Of the government for
some years. His death sewers another link which
connected this generation with the times Of the
early Kamehainehas.
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] In the case of McChosney VS.. Citizens, reported
rs having been sent TO the Supreme Court for trial
J n the Jaugary Tenn. We were IN error in saving
that the Police Justice refused bail-no bail was
] oHarad
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

The private lester boxes in the post Office now
uri,er up 20 SEQ and all are eagerly sought after