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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-04-08
D1pN'r SUCCEED IN LYNoHBuRe.-A re-

DIDN'T SUCCEED IN LYNCHBURG.-A re-
liable old negro told the VTginiaa re-
porter Saturday that the negro who caused
the uprising of the blacks in Sandersville,
Ca, by incendiary speeches, was in this
city about six weeks before that time, and
at that time attempted to make the darkies
believe that they could get the wealth of
the city distributed among them if they
would only make an effort. Our inform
ant states that the old wretch wanted him
to make an application to the pastor Of one
of the colored churches for the use of it for
one night, to allow him an opportunity to
address the negroes. His reply, he says,
was: ''Yeu's foolin' round de wrong
place. De niggers here amt gwine to be
SIGH fools as dat. You'd better take to de
woodsr' He says the old fiend talked
around among the colored people conside-
rably, but met with such little encourage
ment that he departed Lynch. Virginian.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-04-08

WESTWARD. No. 8. Daily. -. NJ.
Daily. Elk. Sun. Noies.
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Lisutenant Greedy.

We are indebted 70 Major Benson, an oh friend
Of the rescued Arctic explorer, for the foIIozine
details.
L1sat Grcely entered the volunteer service al
tne beginning Of the var as private IN a No.
ennsstts I-iilient and vas promoted through in
teTmediats grades 10 4 csptaincv. H - -
gagged IN al Of dcCIelIsnis PeuinsuIar l,atties
also IN those Of Antietsm and Fredericksl,Tg ~
a. the slege Of Port Hndsou- he was FOUNDED Al
!. hlIe Oaz Ssenp and Antieian, and BfeTeted
serE1ces during the war At the eoucluEiou II ~
Eax BE vas appointed second Lisuterant 3sfb
Infantry and served N Utah until be vas detzileJ
q alsaAI aniy N isoo; since then be has been
proi1inentlJ idenitned With the growth and use-
fainess OF The Signal Corps He Is a man Of al
rectness Of purposeY 1rrnness, 4 hazd studeuf ana
= fasf friend he married a Mas Sesnlith 81 S4u
D " Cai7 Hn9 had brother employed a. a
elerk ln ne bank Of bighop & 20. Tor a H.. y
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IHE great public question Of the dzv stiTI
remains Just vLat # has been anv TIM
these last two years, viz when and how =
The nation 70 De- freed from the borr5Fle
incubus Of a Gibson Ministry. Boz the
question not only remains rsrf il l.ss been
for 20 lJug- Jut 1t remains just szsegr II has
been The beginning Of the e-s1I hzs rIim-
raered on the political hosizon % ofteu.
Ike mirage, II has seease,I 30 Close Al
hand 20 realistic 80 appaFpntIy un1nistak
able, as t. lead steady thinkers. and close
ressouers 10 the conviction that at Last II
was n deception but an actual. aIrnoSt
tangible certainty b. be dealt with AZ With
any other possible contingency.
let here We ara. nearing the aigbe5etl,
DAY u Legislative Session. with the Tsror+.
u the Finance and other COMMITTEES I,..-
fore u, with one resolution Of eeDsrre ~,
the Ministry barely y0ided bv their ovrn
votes, another carried IN spite Of them and
stlll the change II the dim distance
livery one knows that this BIinistrv- has
lrazened ont every form Of cnpdemnatio,
known % representative governments. and
that notwithstanding the Pronounced or,in
ION Of the people IN general, and the osten-
-iple WISHES Of the King they still continue
70 help forward, OF even 10 introduce the
most re kiessiy eZtravagsJlt proposals that
can b. formulated.
Amongst other e1penditure- nr1vsd IN
be worse than uselesE l. that for Tyruvii5iy,,
2 salary Tor another two years for the An.
aitor General Il has been abundantly
proved that the rsork- or rather NEGLECT Of
tins Official has only tended to Inystifv
mere and laz'ify there. the gTussest lie
saliiies and misdeeds Of the financial De
Ii,la 81 pp1sed to have been submitted to
VI tbs. private business CARVED on fJv the
-A'ifiitr-r General, IN cOufraEenfion Of the
terA1s 81 his Commission. there Is no pres
iAg necessity to speak and If the Auditor
nae done his duty in his AHditorship prob
AIRY no one would have noticed the ont
SIDE business A il stands however. the
post has been made a screen for the Min
lztry, rather than . safeguard for the
public
Consequently resolutions were made IN
the Legislature, either 10 abolish the Office
or replace the present incumbent. Sud
denly the empty Ministerial seats were
occHpled, their -Bas1a- mustered In force
and the post and salary re-estabIizhed-
Now whence this zeal for the maintain
ance q this Anditor-GeneraIf The Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs has been accused
o. faults and tasaa innumarable, and has
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been convicted. but never has be been sc-
cuSed Of disintereSted action
What then can be argued from tins sud
den energy to rescue falling confederate
Is II that the existing Ministry, feeling
sure Of further term Of Office need such
i Prup9 It can scarcely be supposed that
they desire 10 bequsath him TO their sue
cessors, for that would be an absolute in
suit
Either they imply that they are likely TO
continue IN Office. or that they calculate on
being succeeded by men Of their own cal
Ibre IN honesty and ability. from either Of
which alternatives we may deycutly pray
10 be delivered
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-06

va Monday evening, a the residence Of Mr..
&C white, = very pretty wedding Ceremony was
Pe-aorDed- The occasion va the marriage Of
NJ Cas- Z Hensou 70 Mis- Catherine Robertson.
-annr-tn-lGs Of De host The razzriaes ceremony
vas Perforrned b. The Rev. A. Macintosh. Nj.
is5tar- the o-Eznist Of the Episcopal ChuEsb, prs
side4 a the piano and played the Welding March.
NJ whitney vas best man Mis- Harris Mis-
.ion1s aud Mias White acted a. briie-s raails7
larEH number Of friends u the brids and BRIDE
onrzlgz- After The cerrIuouV. c,nrrzsnisfir-,1
~eIe " ere1 % ne happy pair, and speeches no
po1llE tne1r health were made ~ Hesrrr Hars
- ALkEas1ny beng cordially responded b D. an
F-ssEut- Slz111g .snd dzncina clJnclnded A r,rat
enicyrbls evening
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OS The first day Of next December the
gold Law begins It's operation. The mourn
ers VII lessen II number when they dis
cover thz- few Cinnamon vii send any
but their own gold away from the country.
There VII be some 20 regret the absence
u excuse q 10 exchange. for not paving
their foreign debts promptly. since the
foreign creditor may now say. send us
yJCr com. II You have auv. We VIII take Il
at par Others uay lament that thsy no
longer can Ee- SlQs-50 f1revery 800 worth
ut r-pdEce which they export. although It
mus boz sald for the producer that the
S>.5i have not always gone into his rocket.
The value ~ our sugar and rice ought 70
measured here. and not II q foreign mar
kst- To make The country Use a currency
which gives the producer the value abroad
" his produce l. the same a. taxing the
country with the cost of ShiuuinS and
transporting the crops 70 San Francisco
OF New York
Ihs great hnzncisr Of the cuuutry-CI
>rrecksL- prUphesied ruin IN a gold
currency. Il means ruin 70 the paper
money which others tined to mislead that
gentleman into imposing upon rs, It
means that DO hanks, and no sugar agents
can charge for. and get over Il per cent
for exchange on san Francisco Il means
that 1l Cabinet can 20 arrange that the
country vii buy - 70 $ cent dollars for
la' cents besides paving heavy charges
for ua-g-IatIu- such valuable loans
We are surry for the expense OF getting
the gold here but It i not one fifth Of the
annual tax which the country now PAYS IN
high exchange. f1r the privilege Of silver
currency.
Tine VAL show whether a currency
worth Intrin.ically and Internationally
vlat II purports u be worth. Is what the
country requires. but tine viii not show
that. the law 81 supply and demand
wlats7er effect It may have on rates Of in
tsrest- requires us to call 20 cents 100
ceuts- When highway robbery shall come
TO be generally regarded as a public ben
e1t. then wa VIII cbesrfully admit that II
l. public benefit TO Ie-islate for profits
tr1-- I'VE o. twenty per cent on transport
ln- CON for the use Of the realm When
shzus and lies become understandable
from sincerity and truth. then We VIII
agree % making this country a depot for
the CONS o. the world and 70 calling them
worth On an average I5per cent more than
they cost
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NJ answer has come t-g1 tie Minis
teriai 0rgzn- ar from the Ministry them
ssive-- q perhaps We hal better say itself.
f'lr Il really CONSISTS af t1t g1suzn. the
oehsus bang bur hangers 1a a. Lis c1at
tall.- vel. A. answer has cone IN r4Tz
hon 81 the charge We made last week sf
s-ndlng healthy children % the Iarer ayv-
Inn q AalakzL What we stated wa
-, and The public have a right % know
upon whose Authority IL was that the clfTf
n question Ezs sent % thar living t1-Br
Which On the Board " HeaItL-- own sI1-
IES > a FFEE chaTEai house such an -.-
= - . > explained away by q rubbing
q The hands. q ccugl- and a bow which Z
tn President " the Board q Haa'+h-.
favurIte method 1f dealing with rrrIas-
ant truths. Either the President gr SONS
on nas done an I,flul9l- wrong. ana the
pu5ile 01ghr % know who IL i. In a-fsr
that proper punishment -h1rlf fau as -Es
aead = tne 7r.n- ale-- Speak no 1Tr
1inister. f1r W. don't luraaE ~ IL ~.
thin- drop
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Ths KHauea Hon

oa Saturday last, tins steamer sas formally
turned over % her new oznsrs, The Wilder So.
zhip %. N whose service she viii IN future Be er
$50 Cnder the management Of Capt Hobruu.
a Iasosite WITH The public, and no do1bf syiII IN
ne Int1ze maintain the prestige she has slresfIv
20. Ihe hfiases Her wiu b. counaufIe-l -
oel.- A.ee .lonald formerly Of the l,saIgai. viz
eoapisa VITA tlosglgh eeamanstip. sbicd iii y.
k--f-n.ee t1at ihe hfiaEea Hos has a s1cce--.f7I
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Nv ZEaIisp Is m H. t-rlss 1fa gene
M election Tn AtkuSg1 Ministry La.
re-lgn=d and ST Ge1--- Cry Is likely 70
ooue t1rvsrd IN tbe next Ministry
Sir Julius Y1zsl 3 hard 40 ugrl ur-t
Irg hi- CFu f1rt-ua- H. eSur-S6s the
South I-lzndsrs against tha North Island
and dzngies before them -ls u-u-rect u
angther lezu- TIE northern u5r z-r
Ererse o. any further han. Erviu. heavy
sngugh tz1-- O pay s.rel3r
Fruu tLls Hzral NAV .aaru lesson.
thls loan busInes- wz- carried % such
erfrrue= A. in New Zealand +. tho r---a
q ne pocr. Orr present Miuistry ara a
ncrruE1nE ~ tL-v care MT 1za Trrtg1
fer what harm they nav irf5c- On tie
ctzens Il The fHtrre only 1--WE them a
ca1nee T. obtain ban ana they WIN
<clsble The balt -reeiliv After q tie
dslurp ~ they W1rEa- nan ,Errri
thsrk % this.
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OF the Board Is capable Of Undertaking or
examining any sort q scientific question
whatever Ethnol0gy and etvmology are
* far out Of their reach as the First Book
q Euclid. OF the dsfervntiSl esleulus.
Second II sever nobo,fies want their gen
ealoslss to be ascertsined and published
why not seven hundred seven thousand.
why should It Il necessary or advisable be
done at Vu5ic expense. Let every one
VIM dares, trace his own SenezloSy or pay
IN expert TO DO 50 for him. H RI. Poo
ualkalaui az so month i not IN ecnsc-
nance With HIS Maiesty's Recommendation
= ecuromv
Third Ancient Records Of language
only recently reduced 10 writing + an ab-
s-rrilty on the face Of II.
Fourth OF the 50 called Ancient Keie.
only one prufesses % date farther back
than AID. lTSl
EItth- Nine books at 5000 l. not cheap.
Atolhc formations have nothing to do
with Hawaiian gsnealogies-
The Beard l. wholly incapable Of WELD
M valuable results. OF Of afordinS mate
rials for useful scientific reports.
Finally, the whole thing Is a Job
The T. C. a and Ezds want funds. and
the public chest i what they are accus
toned o. draw upon-
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y tie Ministerial mouth piece has at
last had an opportunity Of printing On
article which must have been IN type for
a very considerable time Last week L
began 10 tEit the Opposition with increa4
IL the Appropriation Bill and 10 land the
Ministry for their efforts at retrsnchment.
It was the intention Of the Ministry to
pose m this character long ago. but the
H0uss- supporting a resolution Of Mr..
Dole. blocked their amiable Intention and
the Minister 81 Interior vas forced 10
bring IN g Lstgt items that were absolutely
necessary tlr the proper conduct Of affairs
OF the nation i few other necessary Items
Lad % be proposed By the members Of the
House and this the ministerial organ has
considered sufficient ground to put forth
the material II had II store 5g-a-r Mr. Dole-s
resolution was passed Il l. amusing To
watch the game, which was - clear to the
members II the Opposition actually being
attempted b. b. played out In spite OF the
exposure which has already been made
Il l. verify The thimbls-rigypr carving
1u l-- uetErl1uS practices under the eve
" the police lust for fun. YOU know
Economy ~ public funds Is nat the mo
-rlmme u tins Ministry. and the public
are not to be- guided by any such nonsense
as the i'-frri's' puts forth. The leonard
does not change his spots nor the Ethio
plan his SKIN and the spots and skins Of
the present LlcIubents Of Office are cor
rUgtllz- fraud and ertravagance We NAV
D. sure that as long rs they retain Office
they VII newer cGan-R
here D. not man sitting in the Minis
terIal chars at the Legislature with whom
an honest glIrIeyuau. working for rnara-
living wages. would exchange characters
Every one has some smirch or stain sor,a
unanswered charge which bIackeus him in
the eyes " man BIT the misconduct "a
our public affairs. the veritabIe sink into
which Clr House Committees have had To
dup when I1TestIgating the political actions
OF these men, l. sufficient for the rurposas
u present argument There l. no need Il.
~ back INTO the past. the present vronez
which they have inflicted upon the egups7T
are sufficient The country. from Hse1..
10 ha Lac. i crying shame upOn tser7
but they are shameless. thsv rsiss. tbe=r
lrazen f1reheads and uublushiur features.
and say - e VII stay a. long a. vs have
wen an eyelash TO cling 81. We rsrs.
l /, Tor honor for the prosperity Of
ne country for economy. for the King or
Tor the people but ne D. care fJr pisce
M to It 7s shall cling And these are
ne men the ministerial organ thinks are
kelly 10 be- economical
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! sTATEnST which seems O. have er
ceilsnt Foundation. = aroand that the ~
riqns tax sssessoFs in tie Legislative. A.
saEnisly have appointed deputies 10 do their
workon the other islands. This Is an iIlegsI
art and II matter not whether the deputy
= leper or -oHnd man. t Z tie ~ ue
hrse % deal with and that has not a s7ugIe
ieg b stand on
IL q vel that the public should know
how infanously tax assessing has been
caFried on We can state positively ttaf
lhs tan assessor of Hsmakua has i.-an
nt@ent for thnee months, and that the pa-
perH Tor returns were guiY uostef frorD
houOlUlR on July z5til- reaching BsmaI-r-s
su4g slst- the last day allowed by Law ~
making returns. OF course a urotsst has
been lodged and what the Goveru1uept
HiIi do sbOut i we know not. but ue esn
.nlT drnDEnee as infamous the cnniuet ~
Do Cabinet IN the matter. it Is perfect
'wfruge On the public How long ON
llnople VIII continue 20 calmly stand tbs
reign q aiegaiitT, fraud. corruption and
E1ru1e. Il y dIf1crlt % says but We DO kIov
1al ~ last q strsw viii brsssk the caneIi=
ark. and the Cabinet are seeking for that
rnw.
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CUPREATE COURT or THE lr4-
- waiIin Islands. -f1 ffnrlIa. ID lhn m.Il.. -
thc Estate - IONti kun. laio ri IInna|n|a l,tr ~
ceased. interstate. feluft chief Justice IalI
On reading ead ahus the rclit|qa rf 50 un4.r4is.
scr = Ce- tad iiyn1n i.e.. pr ue1olll. Uats. lic.
ina ihat ferr Kim 20 stid N0n1i1'H Died I1I.liIis T.
Anro'niu. on She tist tlY % JniY A. ri I.tI l...I|
stock ia trade ID slure az ccIatr 20 Enre tna N'r.
tsait stfcrs. and IN tuutnrt store Ecrtitna .l.s
necessary to be administered nreu. and nlIrIr. ~.
letters % ilminIsiraticn Istlc o. pa. uffrrrrI ,a
Jos. tymla. aud that temporary itilfrs Ilau1 Ii
meanwhile 90 prevent me removal cl said ecoIIs
% 81 crirFta thsi FRIDAY, Che -'th LAY 70 trual.
n. fS>t AZ % a. m.. De- aud lrFtcY d appointed t.r
hearing stil petition hcinrc stt chief tnsIrr - m.
ceart kocu 60 Tits Cnurt 20 unuo1ie 4, which I'M,
and place tl persons GOVERNED may tppcar tnd snow
cansc u ANY they have Wis said petition should noI
krgish and uauaiisn languages Coz thrcr saccsssIv,
wecks IN re ukwslt,N Ukrrrrr eud Nsafnr neui9-
papers in ucnoiuia.
And q 4 liiihtI orcfcd thar emrofafy letters I,.~-
= rrsyed ter apen ere d'iue 10 ar approved toad N
Dated ncnciulu. ~ O. faiq sisi A. D. lSSi
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4)aWaiian G}aEette.
uEDyEsDlT. ArGrsr-e. I,-l

uEnNESD1T- AUGUST %. I,-l
I'm mounted police were 5l-zz-Gsd on
&ousiay - that all tls money expended
CT that body may BE- considered as having
beeu euzr-etely thrown away. AMI thus
Il : that year after year one expensive t1v
amer anotler l. taken u1 and tla- thrown
asads- Ihe mounted police would have
ben wei -uo1gL a., mounted police. but
rhen the hing took them m hand arf
EI.h-i g. Eaka tils -a-cla1s ~ q cava-rr
guard 0ut Of them they became the laugh
Ing stock Y the country. Adleu tleu ez-
r-usIve tow
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HoSnLrlu. Feby 9Th ISL
MEssEs H. HAcgFElD Co., HoSotuLr
DEAN sIHs:-I hereby beg to tender my sincere
thanks for the immediate liberal settlement Of the o.
tsastAne through the destruction by ar Of ms place
Of business in kohat during the asit u the Iath
consider it my dus % recommend the Insurance
Sompany for which you are the AGENTS to a PARTIES
desircus OF protecting theii property By fusuran-r
am Dear sTs. Respectfully Yours
Us IN tSiEusd,i GEO SANDERMAN
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''''d 'l'''l'lH' U l. 'H.a'l iia. H., a.,


y INt.ME IUIk TT OF IITE HN-
- vaiau isi1uds-in the matter % DON I'm an
tn Chambers.
ne said Don Lin, ~ Lahlina Maui harin. AL. a.,
been iludicaiei Bankrupt ti 4 hearing ,,l64o ssil
Nalci Justice en the petition ~ M Phillips & Ca n
vas .iurcl nat tsifrc Dc sVrn 20 the creditors n
said Don liz o. present their claims ana p-rr. fb.
debts, and that dle publication be made hrrrnf ~
newspaper.
lac th day ui August Al isst al Do o'cock a M Al
w Soaft uoom in Aivltni Hale. Honolulu be- ih,l
Prove said claims
DATED Honolulu. August 5. a. u. iSsi
~ tac Nenft; HENRY SMITH
WI ~ linn -
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y cial District, Hawaiian fsiands hi Probate h,
ihc Estate % THOMAS SPENCER. IL Milo Hawaii
deceased
On rc1ding aud uhug Che petition 90 C. s. Kiirr,lrr
paying th1i the Iast WI and Testament Of Thomas
spencer, % lio, Hawaii deceased on fe IN m.
Couft oc admitted Go Sroolr. and Executor BE- an
10 4 crtlegcd that FRIDAY the sfih dav % scptrru
acr. A. d ISL, at 10 ocIocs M, at the Court n,us-
pm lin Hawaii De- SEQ u.s. The time aud pacr Or hear
ing said petition and any SELECTIONS that may be ulrr
thereto. and AZ persons Interested IN aid csiate ar
hereby notified 10 atfcuA e. LYMAN
Ctrcuit udge 80 iad. Diet. lawn. T..
lille Hawaii July .Hlfh f.1sr
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SUrREME COUEr On TmE HA.

- waiiIn Islands. On Frohlfe.-In fhe NATTER -
frcof 81 tac VIII ~ rfrER A. COSTA % Hrrnfs.
dcccasci Order appointing time for Probate 81 Win
and lircctlcu publication Of notice 20 ne same.
a document, purrcItir- % BE- thc last win ana Ta.
lament % Peter A Costa deceased having on fh- a.
dsy % Augast A. y. 1881 been prcsrnts,i 10 aid -,
bate Court, and Petition for the Probate ihrrraf rnl
Or ne Issuance o letters tcstamcntry Mrs AIMS
Ncsia, the widow having been fird hr her
70 is hereby orirrcd that FRIDAY. the -lh a1r Of
August \. n. M az 70 eclcck M. % aid a4r al
tac Nc1t Aoom % said Court az AiioisuI lair IN
heuolalu. island 90 Ottu. De- aud the same s hsf-S~
appointed ne time Cor rrcrinr said Vail and hrirIn-
said apricltio when and Wh-rc person lnirr,-sr
nay appear and contest he said Will and me f-shfin
% iettrr- ~ admin isfrlfiou
To Is further ordered that notice thrrrnf b.. l., A..
publication, Tor three suerc-airr ucrta ln ne f.,
~ HsEHrrE nefsPlpcr rgiuttd and published Ia
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Special Notifies.
CARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat aud COSTLY Fur
nisAed Rooms can be had BY casy application 90
COY No.IGAEDEN LANE.
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> " arc 70 have a ues deal In the
Army and Nav department The forces
q the Hawaiian kingdom arr % De- mt
On q var footing to the tune q =eue
tl5oDoo sRd visions Of conquest are f5at.
Iag N the minds q ths numer5u- gen
eTal-- COLONEL. Hiaiors. captains AMI len
ltliats wllu eompose or army. 1t tte
inhailtzuts Of Christine Island =r.lI on
heWare. let them tremble- The Hausiifzr
Es1gie = getting ready b pounee N their
p~aneful PESTS.
flgTrs % yourself one II our sr7ss.f
naF1.s leading his force e. the deafIv
trezrh- and a couple e c,il8neIs Izrifp--
The lean earth as they run along. nj
eheerIng their men a. they rush to tie -
tack II + too too the cotteur lsti0r Il
40 mnch possible martial splender 4. over
pgwerlng; but We must brace rp ana ~
trioticzlly putting or hands fnt5 57r
Eockets- cheerfuily subscribe our gu0ta =,
he etheiency Of our military. who w97Id
nna sahscr1he his fifty cents OF - u -
any one ef our staff 1ffienrs mount ti.. ~.
miHent deadly hreachl
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Nm Embellishments.
Mortgages Notice
OF FORECLOSURE AND OF SALE.

Of FORECLOSURE AND OF SALE,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH POWERS
=, Of sale eonisued IN three certain mortgage as
1. D. Kahakalaukckino aud 1--WE 90 A. j. cart,rri,bt
IFHstee Tor Holt estate, dated March q. tsl recorded
2 d. kahakalaukckino 20 : Roth dated June %
lia-, recorded Ii Der 10 page ~ and
. D. hahasalaukekino % G. NJ Hyde in Trust
dated the 18th day o. July iss. recorded Libcr i6
NCtiee Is hereby given that said mortra,e.. intend
10 iofecio.e the said MORTGAGES for condition broken
S upSn sure VII sell az public auction the
noon Of 60 = u '''lN
Monday, the 18th day Of August, 1851.
the property covered by said mortgages az below .t
forth 4 >; LA, CARTWRIGHT, Trustee
C. NJ. HYDE, Trustee
BY W X. CASTLE, their ATTORNEY
ne Real Property TO BE- sold consists Of four lot I'm
below: " 'e''i
LOT l. - acres Of the finest banana land m K,iiti
he remaining portion Of Royal Patent tCi $40 In 10
oaia II Is under good cultivation aud now hls about
i'v1 hne trees st out. There j. aso Errenn so5.I
wool house. u adioius the stream
LOI = BIB acres knla land in Kupchau parcel Of
AP III Of X r. 30. good parcel for houir f0f Ia
Mans; or Tor pasture lot, noz well fenced
LII j. $50 acres Of hnc isud Cor the cultivation Of
oa4anas OF any other product This is avery fne i9f
LOT & 6.6s acres. being 1ue- half az An ID ~ p p
-i o. very hne land suitable f0r arv kfufl az erIt
tlon- There arc several good kaio patches on fbis
piece THE whole Of this Ar fi-i.3l urres-i. srf
Jet 70 an o1t.iaudug claim a. b IN undvldei ON
fourth thereof. Nii-
The personal property TO be sold consist. Of
One large f0uf-Wheeled OK cart
douIteen me WORK oxen Ia good condition
Dix yokes and six chains
II Terms Cash. Deeds az expense Of purchaser.