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The PRESIDENT and Attorney-Gcueral
PtrRnrr.>l cauaot consistently ii'p
whore tlc> now stnud n reference to the
pr .,cutIUu Of the So. Louis whiskov eases.
1h.y must go on or they shout u.r'y
lnyr started. They have removed Nr.
Ul<nIu~. osirr,.llv on the GROUND that
D.. spoke ,.r..r .HfmIy + the pt -.3.ut
NOW D.-uot Attorney DYER has bo.d.y
expressed Ais approval, a. an Oil cr Of the
Government, of what Mr.. HENDERSON
salt. What then il 20 b. dome with Mr..
DYEng If the removal Of Mr. HENpLRspN,
for what he said wa uecoS AIRY, il follows,
rs logical sequence, that the rcnoval Of
Mr.. DYER, who, by approving what Mr.
HENDERSON said, virtually repeated it,
cannot be dispensed WITH
If tho removal of Mr. HrNpuE,oN Is per
sisted in ana Mr.. DYER is retained, there
Will Doe plenty OF people who vii Ice So I'M
charitable 90, 10 conclude tina HLNDER~uN
was got out of the way, ia reality, on
account Of his superior ability, nnd that
DYER uls retained q. 'uu IL Wa 90 ught
that BAl. 4cil had le-, to fear FROM him.
Mr.. Pr.nrposI- reputation is in thi'
matter. u. D. 80 duty homd uot to nal'
on hi- pcc .ui position. llc mus, do pu'
of two th.l- he mast ciih.r li01 0ut 90
ga Further. W .han watch with interest
/ foI ID. nest .nicill lo putcho- q e. Lo..i-
| to SEQ wn.Iher fha beautiful jew ], CON.
s.st,ucy, elt,c.- o.. ,Ae hand wD.c.. holds
| Lis pcu.
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DENNIS M,cARrnY,s CRIT
A smile TINT Lasted THROUGH Twcntv--cvcn
hIinntea OF ENrrmcintina TOrturt.

Dennis Mccarthy, from Cork, aged 2s,
lay upon the operating table at DIR. A. u. Motifs
eli &C., In liclleyue Hospital College on Wcdncs-
terduy. Several months ago Chain struck his
upper jaw aud check bone on the rsht sido
Dr. Mott found % dead or uccro-ed bono la the
wound. which would have to hc removed
"Wul You axe something, my good fellow OF
try It without" asked Dr. Mott after the patient
hlddiyostel hima ,if VI coat aud vest, aud WA
standing ready beside the table.
Dennits cYnntcna.cc ligAtod M with pleas
ant antcinauln, but when one " the assistants
brought the ether jar he realized whas the
"s1ucthinI' was.
"Ibauk you, no, SIRE he said, don't want
raats a brave fellow" snld Mott, cncourag-
Iht operation about ~ performed Is pain
ful and profrnctcd. Dennis ilid hturelf upnn
tin table, ia an easy posture. smiled and said
I'm rc.uy, SIR TIE doctor made a long m
fufv 'Ihen with the handle Of his kuffc. nc
uiici back the il1sh ON each side ipcd tue
u.iO-icum on The bone and pushed it back out
OF ne way; cut rlu-trly sun iurther' ovgl iiils
carotid gland there, dodHifr other important
yra @. anu .pur nlnE hs NEGOTIATIONS INTO me
Dennis con'iru0 d to smile rlacidlv. one e
hii hands. dtuntln1 over tue edge Of the t'hl",
W4t released iii tie Willie. his ulD ltltug was ut
hurried. 1ud Ia. rulao beat regularly " sirokes
Or. lol.or soaucd up the blood with a .ponec,
bat as the dcrly Wltltcd tcalpel touched no
!. rgtr yp..,'4 ths hcu tIiligc wa. sight.
lhc u" rUfod poitt OF bone were reached
ard taken away an. bone suear3 were ustd.-
powerful steel pinccrs VITA keen edges, Wuicl
5 .m capable II dividing with almost cqu !
case q s'cot Of pgpcr or the bone q
drueanlr. The touch Of the cod stc,l uWonH
hi dNi ied nu G ~ AID maug.cd nerves ~" NJ (
mako him -huddcr. aud even at the hOrrit
I Cruuch of ho shod,s uo did not vince.
III clc were instruments to poke in, ana others
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The Methodist Sap2ort Of Gen. Grant
for a Third Tenn.


win the Mcthod-ts. generally. support
Gen. GRANT as the Ann-'atho.ic candi-
date for a Tuna term? Tni. i.n vor, inn
portaut question. We have already shown
by the ofi.al statistic. that the Method
lists ar, b, far the most numernu. fcna-
ious denomination in this countiv-pp-
proxiuatin. d, ouo-tlurl Of theul.l....te
number of pcoplo of all scots.
The ouo.tion ari... how man, of the
Me,hod,.ts will follow fine lend of Bislion
HAVEN and .ut,n,rt Con. Gu4A1 r.ra.tlud
termontho AMI r,,l,oliois.nn Io,l,o,t lc
r.f., o..,,tt,,,,
,,'.,...,...,,, r,t+,..,.
w., a..l
W
Wv
H"' "'!''
Al" 10 II " am - u 81, - ~
u"u "'r" II, ''
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Why SO Sensitive in the one Case, SO
Inscnsiblc in the Othcrs

lnscnsiblc IN the othcrt
Gen. GRANr has ordered the dismissal ~
senator IGr>ntnsov, who hl- conducted
the whis,cy eases I'm ST. Louis with such
ability and ,u,cc-- that every mum iudct-
ed has been brought ia puilty, although
they have all been supported hy powerful
friends and 10y previous intimate a.-a,iu-
tons with even tho President linus 2. The
dismissal Of Mr. lil,pfu-oN j. on account
of certain ol s., rvption. in cous. of li
summing ur acpm~t AVERY. Gee. GRANTS
Chief Cl,rk OF tac Treasury. These Oh
servatiuns are said 10 haVo hoOn disrc-
spectfu and injurious to tho President.
This di.to-r,,t wus NOT 30 mitch 20 lnatt.r|
OF direct lauruare 90. OF iutimntiou aid
Inference; and Nir. IIrNnpr-oS has drnird
That any dis,oarDrt was irf,r. ~ N,t-
with.t.ndue ni. denial, however. G.n.
GRANr ord,Is him to l.o dismissed. Th.
President 4, 80 sensitive 10 ,v,nf i-s'arI
,riurv a. mon, ia,..,i,o. ;lut IA. cannot
anv l,ur,rt .l,tnt.. Mr. ttr~nt.r-.v yin. tDs.
Coverr,i,,t sorry. 60, ot.ro.r,ltti. o0i
c.,. "Reminiscences. h-. ,fs.f... .,,r,. ntl
condeu,ruu.r ly dinf. Sine INN. III,
show. ,n IN. pa,t ~ G,n. Gu,Sr .i.ci, n
repo,l.,tl and .<t,1n,a.n.,,, ,...,r.. of
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Robliug a ncllc OF Her Hair,

on Monday night a beautiful young
Lady, member ~ - DISTINGUISHED Creole FANNY,
got into "A liaruuuN street car with nor friends.
When the car had arrived near perdldo street,
the driver noticed that man who was seated
next 20 the young lady WIS eating large pieces
from the silk dress which shu wore. lie sound ed
bis whistle, and At that moment the man soy
erci with sNlful stroke a long tress OF the
lady luXurant black hair, and attempted 10 ss-
cape, out w.s caught by a Policeman.
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should be exercised TO compel unwilling
people to pay for II thing they don't want
Besides, the mass of the people are now
very poor, and this fact will render the
wrong more intOlcrnblc.
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The Peruvian Goycrnncn, Bankrupt.

PANAMA, Dec. 2,-rhc news from Peru to the
2lst ut In a financial point Of view, Is OF the most
gloomy dcscrp,lon, The Government md the banks
may he said 10 be- virtually bankrupt Ihe negotiations
PARIS for the sale Of 00OO0 tons OF FuHno were mot
accepted Di the Government Tho consequence ot all
tia n that In Peru biNtr and gOld COIL have again
REACHED premium VI 10 yer cent
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now the Wilton, causni Him.


4 Gentleman OF auautohio-rlphiell turn
rcintc. nnN nc WJ. lu-irl lpi iu t..n tom 90
tAl.lut toll, hy ~nfi-utN Wlu1N' turlu- u lnN n-
" the lovely widow l. sat ma tNc Same 81 iKn,
unorr the same pundll rune. with mt.
"Ohl ON Z DON'T, douti size exclaimed. as wo
Cluo TO me nr-t urdec, nt tine SINE tune ctfrn-
Ing me ny the arm, and turning her veiltl face
toward mC, while her little eyes twinhlcd
through the mopnl-ht.
"bout whatf ASKED. I'm not doing any
we'll but thought YOU were going to take
toll rtIIci tine widow.
''Iuu. rripnc "Whors thar"
"Weu. | decluel' cried the widow. her clear
laugh ringing ulit above thc music 81 Ihc tcil,,
"yuu pretend 'ou don know what toll is''
"lndeed don't tnrn,' / said, laughing; "ex-
plain, # YOU plo, Sc.
"Yu on mover heard, them" said the widow,
most pruYOkiuglY Won never heard that when
we are on sleigh-udo the gentlemen ALWAYS
tnat ~, sometimes when they cross a bridge
call a kiss, and clalm IL toll, iut Iueycrp9YU,"
| said that never heard of 10 before; ut
when we came 10 the next tridge | claimed the
toll, and the widows struggles TO hold the Veil
over her face were not enough to tear IT, At
last the veal was removed, her round, rosy face
clear light u "a frosty moon the toll was taken,
Tor tha iirst time ~ any experience. soon We
came to a long bridge, with several rthesi the
widow snld n was Of no use to resist m n who
would have his own way, so sne paid the toll
without a murmur
liut You won take toll for every arch, VIII
Won - she faid, 40 trrllv That could not fail
t. exact ull my dues aud that was the begin
ming OF my cOurtshlp.
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when mind and body are out II sorts, with
cold cNtrtnlUes, IA the sam, CuhtNCness
dun headache, and an mdspoNtion To ttr about, he
sure your are I'm for bilious attack, bprusug from a
more less u.s0rdered liver. Or. Jay cs Sauauye
Pm. Will bring the liver TO healthy conGltOn, aud
speedily remove all hillary dlstress.-Adr.
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The hot-blooied Nilginans who chose
the soil Of Delaware for du,lllng ground the
other day, will probably avoid It In future ON
GERS provided with the necessary papers were
sent 70 auprehond them, and II the had been
caught they would have been taken to New
Castle FOR trial, under the section Of the GRIM
inal code Of the State which Imposes penalty
OF thirty ashes, one hour In the pillory and
three months imprisonment, for pariciuation
either as principal, second, or locker on IN n
duel
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Clergymen, lawyers, authors, and the p1bio
Ecntrnly ureCOrdAlN iuvtcI To cell ana learn tng
Of the lyge Writer, a. ~ BroadMaY.-Adr.
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WRONG more iutolcrnblc.
The extraordinary rcoupcNtivc power
which has uocn cxruitod hy the ueorl, q Ar
ktu.ts since thor release from the grasp Of
GNN.1's pluuucrora, 81 wonder even to them
selves Ices fhrunV ar acl thNv were ln con
dtiion bordering on despair. Internal diascn-
ii 'ns amounting nin ust to civil war pres rlcd in
Ali part Il tic STATIC. the trO-t intense no tlitv
existed between Tire white anal African foces'
an the PRECEDENT had insolenuv threatcuci 20
use the United states army ~ overthrow their
Jog | government and tho now Constitution
which Tho pootle hal adopted ny tn ov rWi'i.n-
ing majority. Trade aud iudu tttira ~ all kinds
were pdrll,2cd, aud a feeling ~ Intense depgcs-
sion p,rVaded every class 81 the community.
liut the l3tst Conrrc g un-ctuuuluua a. u WIS,
failed to sanction this revolutionary scheme ut
Gp,Nrs. and Arkansas was pernhttei to retain
| the exercise OF =, government. As we have
| sid. the results have been amazing. Tue Legs
| latlrc. acting under the iuiicous advice ~
| GOV. GANLRND aud other Con servatvc leaders,
| took measures to repair the rgyaros 81 the cfr-
pet-hasucrs, witch have elected commentator
| from even tN,.t EN-" mies; white the rcorle.fc-
| leased from the rule of public robbers, went TO
| work With avn to mend their shattered for
| tunes and to-day Arkansas Is among the most
| PROSPEROUS Of the reconstructed StHtcs. In nn
addr' GENTLY delivered before the woodruff
! County Agricultural Associate n.Gpv. titttND
| SHOW chat V,ofy cuuu' In tue tato h.- 10 She
past year added largely TO its cultivated l4nie.
several of Thorn ae rlurn a. $500 cres aDh, .ud
one Of tlew HOO. smull grain. heretofore all
most entirely neglected. has teen exte. sivcly
| e,vn lrrc vineyards have been planted. aui
| last -umMcr grc1t quuu. iuo- oi ffuts md Voct-
t,Dlcs were sent to "a. Louis. Chicago. and nor
| loia,. a thing never done before Witn most
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The Canadians are trci OF appropriate
Ing money frt the slt poit 90 tue luterrol. mini
IL .IwAy, tue Gov,lnmeut hte which connects
C.radaYr.i md Nova scotia f. Called. D. l.-
tr.scl yel. lnproA,lalr, aA+ tae ploti.cts a.
&c. lcin4 - u-r for nl'it ry pIrio-. are ol--
taut. fhc ,.tluct4r ur- third lcc laii,i...u.,
on. a f'rtacir illu,u,c Oh cl,.u"a.. A.
cilcnt- are frequent, though Tire trains travel
slow cnou-h. Alt,r. thcr,f e. oNg-rlenc OF the
Can-ai.i. ntD.aiu.t.ne o. uot ,ucDur.piu- To-
tA Sc VII. favor a Goysruweut railway system
90 Tho. tiltni - tr..
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Annexation of Mexican States.

The San Francisco Commercial Herald
publishes the following:
Very important information has reached
us from what we deem an authentic source,
to the effect that overtures have been made
by the Mexican government to that of the
United States to cede all the territory of
the former lying north of a line of latitude
drawn directly from the mouth of the Rio
Grande to the Pacific Ocean, and that the
matter will engross the attention of Con-
gress at its next session, with the greatest
probability of its acceptance. What are to
be the considerations for this cession of ter
ritory we are not informed, and it is likely
that the point has not yet been settled
One thing is positive, a number of our
heaviest capitalists and bold operators have
very recently been actively in pursuit of
mines lying IN the territory to be ceded.
Several In Lower California have already
changed hands, and mining engineers have
been dispatched to Sonora and Chihuahua
1t is evident to us that much connection
exists about this matter IN certain circles,
and that there is good foundation for the
report. By this arrangement the United
States will acquire Nueva Leon, Coahuila,
Chihuahua, Sonora, Lower California, and
portions of Sinaloa and Durango. 1t Is
probable that the postponement of final de-
cision by the Mexican and American Joint
Commissions was based upon this consider
alton, and it is not unlikely that the Mexican
Government may have been influenced by
the attitude of the United States Govern
ment in reference to Mexican inroads upon
our territory. Mexico has need of money, |
the States named are distant from the |
capital, and there are no railroads or other
even moderate means of connection they
cannot be controlled by their Federal au-
thonties, and are almost constantly IN an
uproar. In these and similar reasons may |
be found the inducements which have ac-
tuated the Mexican Government.
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which title to relief or remedy in equity
depends.
In the absence of any such statute in
this country, we feel obliged to decline ju-
risdiction.
Having arrived ut this conclusion It is
not necessary to examine and pass upon the
proofs offered as to the plaintiffs title by
prescription.
Bill dismissed with costs.
CHAs C. HARRIS,
A. Francis JUDI.
A. S. Hartwell for plaintiff.
j. K Unauna for defendants.
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READY FOR DELIVERY
THE HAWAIIAN ALMANAC
ANNUAL FOR 1875,

A HANDBOOK OF vALUABLEI NFORNA-
n TTON on matters relating 20 the Hawaiian fsinuts.
original and selected. Merchants Planters
Tourists and Others; contninrvith she Calendar-the
time OF the suns rising and setting foe each day. and ne
Moons Phases. Table Of Money Value, Hezsrsr ~ ne
Corrt oficia and other Officers Societies &C. cnsion
House Tables Mcteorologi Tables, tist % lsaad fers
census OF the Island. and the principal rovnshirs- HIS
tory OF Industry and Tables In connection mere
vim Deesdepce Of our Furniture Woods together win
other matters Of Interest
The large sale which THIS handbook u expected % rnt
with at the low prize Of 30 Cents not only here bot
abroad makes Il desirable advertising medium ior
which limited spacc wiz be devoted.
Orders fu abroad must include postage. and can Be ~
mted In stamps Address
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statloner and News Dealer,
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other Merchandise @ Acx Bedford Boston, New York ana
otisr Eastern Ports 81 Cash Advance. made
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]
statloner and News Dealer,
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