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Boundary Commissioners Notice.

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Dissolution of Gopartnership.

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Business Notice
NOTICE.

CREDITORS of the Estate Of AFAT vii
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OF thsy vii Be excluded
T. A sCHAEFFR.
A. S. CLBGHORN,
January Is. 1873. ia Assiznecs.
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the firm
~ Of L 0. HALL 4 son is this day dissolved
b. mutual eoussut-Ar. Z O. Hail retiring
E. o. HALL.
Hunolulu jan Is, 1873. Wv. HALL
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Sperm Candies.

TIE GENUINE ARTICLE, sfnss, -, 81,
sE2 81. FFz faas ~ B0LLBs 4 CO.
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HONOLULU FIRE DEPARTMENT.
N o e.

TIE SEvER4L COMPANIES
80 requested @ meet II In
H2 Sg1I-s opposite ths Hc1ss c.E@@S9
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Par a-isr- CEAS- 7 QUICK.
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To Rent or Lease.

- THOSE LARGE AND DESIRABLE
~ Premises. lately oeespsd By A. P. BriekEood.
- Esq., On AlaksA street Fer particulars IN
qairs Of l47I JAS. s. LEMON.
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N o TIC z
To Let" Kahehuna 2,

THE Residence Of Thomas Brown on
Il School Street Enquire at the Registry 0fice-
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For Sale or Lease.

FURNISHED COTTAGE in good
III repair, With oufhoases, and acres d lsnd,
s1itsble fo- 4 snail family.
Inquire Of A. 2. Jsdd ESQ, Or q the undcrsigneds
rear the prs1isss- Terms TsasoDabis-
A. BISHOP.
xusanu. JAY u. 1879 sI-sm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-05

purpose Of devising such rules ss shal
cure S a;., 1hs services q honest and nd, ca a.
degree OF Independence while In office. Proper
rules will protect Congress- as well as the Exeou.
prove Of great value to the public at large.
COLORADO.
would recommend for your favorable consider
alton The passage Of an act for O The admitSnse Of
all the elements Of prosperous State, agricultural
and mineral, and, believe, has population to
justify admission In that connections would Hso &
recommend the encouragement OF canal Tor the
purpose Of rrigating from the eastern eope OF the
Rocky Mountains 10 the Missouri River. As
rule am opposed TO the donation o. 'ne Puomc n,o
trolled by private corporations, but IN TINS IN
stance would make an exception. Between the
Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains there Is
an area belt Of public land from 800 to 800 miles In
width, perfectly valuelese for the occupation OF
man, for want Of sufficient rain 70 secure the
would would make productive belt as wide as the sup
ply OF water could be made to spread over, across
this entire country, and would secnre Gordon OF
ton Of the mountain and mining regions
with that OF the older States. All the land re-
claimed would be clear gain. II alternate sections
were retained by the Government, would eug-
Rest that the retained sections he thrown open to
entry under the Homestead law, and sold TO actual
settlers for very low prices, price,
renew my previous recommendation TO Con-
gress for general amnesty. The number engag-
ed in the late rebellion who laboring under dis
constant irritation. No possible danger can ensue
to the Government by restoring them to eligibility
to hold office.
Isuggest for your consideration the enactment
of law TO better secure the civil rights which
freedom should secure but has not efectually Sc
cured, IunSas s9 the enfranChised slave IT, 8 GRANT
EXECUTIVE MANSION, December /, 1873.
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The Interior Department

The Secretary OF the Interior, in his annual re-
port regards the situation in the Indian service as
favorable, and as vindication of the propriety
and practicability of the humane policy which was
inaugurated at the beginning Of President Grants
executive term, and which has governed the de-
partment in the transaction OF all business matters
pertaining TO the conduct Of Indian affairs. Salts
factory progress toward the accomplishment OF the
ends sought to be attained by this policy has al
ready been made, fully justifyng the hope that 1t
will eventually achieve the end in view.
The Secretary recommends that the system OF
cash annuiues be abolished, and that payments 10
the Indians be hereafter made In goods and sup
plies
He suggests that the moneys due the prairie
bands OF Pottawattomies and Kansas Indians be
invested in Government bonds and placed to the
credit Of said Indians respectively, for the purpos-
Of their civilization, to be used by the Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs for that object, both inter-
est and principal, at such times and in such man
ner as the President of the United States may di-
rect. The Government should assist the Indians
desirous Of securing permanent homes by dona-
tions Of stock and farming implements. The hrst
step toward the permanent settlement OF the In
dans in fixed homes, is the establishment and right
enforcement of regulations to keep them all upon
their reservation.
The Secretary says the Sioux nation is almost
completely surrounded by tribes that are really
friendly TO the Government, and at the same time
bitter and hostile to the Sioux II these friendly
tribes could be literally supplied with improved
firearms and ammunition the present supremacy
Of the Sioux might in few years be destroyed
with but little aid from the army.
The Secretary refers to the lawless condition OF
the Indian Territory, and says If the Ocmulgee
Constitution, with the proposed amendments, Is
not adopted at the next meeting OF the Indian
Council, and Congress shall not deem II advisable
to erect Territorial Government within the Ter
ritory, he trusts that the necessary legislation
may be obtained to at least provide for the or
ganiZation of a court or courts therein under
the Jurisdiction, far the appointment Of judi
cal officers is concerned, of the general Govern
ment
The Secretary invites the attention of Congress
to a request from the colony Of Mennonites resid-
ing in Southern Russia for modification Of exist
ing land laws, in certain particulars, to enable
them to settle upon our public domain in COM
pact colony. The entire area they will probably
require will be about SOC. 600 acres.
The Secretary notices the business Of the land,
pension and educational bureaus, railway, and
geological surveys, the census and other subjects
coming within the range of his department
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SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
Adjustment of the virginius DImeulty.

Adjustment OF the Virginius Difficulty.
The negotiations between the United States
and Spain with regard to the questions grow
ing out of the capture of the Virginius were
brought to conclusion in Washington on
the Goth ult., Secretary Fish and Admiral
Polo having agreed upon and signed the pro-
tocol, which the latter soon after telegraphed
to his Government. The terms are substan-
TALLY as follows;
1. The immediate delivery to the United States
OF the ship Virginius, and all the surviving pas
eengere and crew.
A salute to our nag on the 95th OF December
next unless In the meantime Spain shall satisfy
the United States that the American nag was i'm
properly borne on that vessel, ana, further, that
she had no right to the American nag or
American papers In this event the salute is to be
spontaneously withdrawn, and Spain is to for
mally discaim any intentional indignity to the
flag In the acts committed by Spain against the
5. II it shall thus be shown that the Virginius
had no right TO carry the American flag and pa
peIs the United states VIII institute pr9Geedihgs I
have violated the laws OF the United States, and
Spain guarantees TO institute proceedings against
snS 0i ,a nSr o. trnSs snuIons %S AS
4, The matter OF reclamations for damages Is
reserved for future consideration.
A Washington telegram OF the above date
saws the words immediate release" as appli-
cable TO the delivery of the Virginius and the
surviving passengers and crew, Implies, of
course, a reasonable time for Its execution, as
some days must elapse before Havana and
Santiago de Cuba could be reached. The fix
ing Of the 25th of December as the time of sa-
luting our flag is TO allow necessary opportun-
ity to Spain to show that the Yirginius Inn
properly carried the American flag and Amerl
can papers.
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, December 1.-lSendte. - The
Senate was called to order at noon by Vice
President Wilson. The credentials OF Robert
Crozer, appointed to fll the vacancy caused
Oy the resignation OF Mr.. Caldwell, OF Kansas,
were presented and read, and he was sworn
appointed committee TO join similar committee
on the part of the House. 10 wait on the President
and notify him that quorum of each house had
assembled. Bills were introduced by unanimous
consent and ordered to lie on the table 10 be re-
ferred to committees hereafter-supplementar to
a bill to- protect all citizens OF the United
lish equal rights in the public schools Of Washing
ton aud Georgetown; joint resolution, proposing
an amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States so as to provide for the election of Presi.
dent of the United States by direct vote of the
people, and abolishing the ofice OF Vice-Pr
dent, and JOINT resolution proposing an amend
ment 10 the Constitution OF the United States so
as 10 extend the Presidential term TO six years and
making the occupant ineligible for reelection.
to authorize the issue OF compound interest notes
as substitute for legal tenders tO provide for tho
adjustment OF the French spOliation claims; re-
lating To moneys appropriated for members Of
Congress; creating u commission to adjust the
compensation for the depredatons by rebel cruisers
awarded by the Geneva tribunals to repeal the act Of
March 3, 1873, increasing the salaries Of certain
persons therein named; To repeal the Bankruptcy
acti proposing an amendment 20 the Constitution
United States Senators by the people, proyidine
that all volunteers under the Presidents procla
nation OF May 3, 1861, actually mustered inio the
q, 1851, and accepted by the War DE Dc.
partment under said proclamation. shall
be paid the full bounty Of $l0J provided in said
proclamation; fixing the salary OF Senators
Representatives, aud delegates In Congress at a.,
zoo per annum, with necessary travelling expenses
and 500 per annum for postage, stationery, and
newspapers. Adjourned
House. The House was called to or
der at noon by Mr. Mcpherson, the Clerk, who
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called the roll Of members by States, and 27s
members, Of 900 who were entitled to seats, an.
swered TO their names .Mesers James s. Blaine
Fernando Wood and 5. Cox were nominated for
Speaker. The vote resulted as follows; Blaine,
100; Wood, ~; Cox, 81; Clymer, of Pennsylva
MA, !; Alex; ii. Stevens, 1. Mr., Blaine was
House of Representatives for the Forty
third Congfese, and Messrs. Maynard and
Wood conducted him to the chair....
The election for other officers resulted as fullowsl
Clerk, Edward Mcpherson; Sergeantat-Afms, n. .
q. 0rdwayi Doorkeeper, o. s, Baxter; Postmaster
u. q. Sherwood, OF Michigan; Chaplain, Rev. j.
q. Butler. The certificate for the Ninth Indiana
District, Shanks and Nefi being the opposing
claimants, was referred to the Committee on
Elections with instructions to report at an early
day. Notice was given of a bill TO repeal the in
creased salary law. Adjourned.
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A MAN man had rheumatic pains, which
his doctor thought would be relieved by
nitrate of potash" The patient took the
medicine for some time, but was not much
benefited, and asked for another remedy,
which the doctor prescribed. A few days
after, he met him and asked after his
health. "Oh, am getting we'll, DOCTOR"
was the reply; "but 'tain't your medi-
cine. tried that for some time, till
neighbor told me of something he took
for his rheumatism. A very simple rem
edy. ! tried it, and it's done me great
deal of good" "What is it9" asked the
doctor. "Oh, it's so simple I'm afraid
you'll laugh at me if tell you" The
doctor promised to control his risibles,
and the patient, after much urging, in.
formed him that it was "saltpeter." The
doctor was not true to his promise. He
laughed heartily, and told the astonished
patient that nitrate of potash" was the
chemical name of the substance known
to commerce as saltpeter,"