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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
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- ISLANDS In Probate Es1ns q 0ata. ul.,..sa r.
lands, 10 he matter % 20 ufErIa nn
oi uuuolulur accrasa and ~ the fuaraanisI
Bees ~ daughter Order arroafia9 tine 81 F.ass =
WIZ add directing ruhlicIfilf n Hsfre .f fta
documeut rufraft ting o. o. fhe vf u l la1 rsarsa-t
- Martin Beck. deceased having fae lf cay ~ fs-arg
A. ID. 1874 neeu pru-enfei o. sad Frlafr 1-f
Ton ~ ine pf1n1ie hefeHf fu4 Co. aser n rfIa-a
to-amsutary o. Charles w. Cara sul isffsrs .f .a-
ditnship. having been hia ly aaif Citrt 50 &.
Executar ans Guardian iu tha VII.
10 b. hereby orierei fst WIEN EsnET o. rlsa fss
February d ial1 60 l1 1ciact q SECS fsr = a.
Court Rom n slil Court. ~ Hrna'ad n fHs f.r.. 8
Oahu, BE-. and ne - hereby atpat-l rla fa -
proving slid VIII AMI ha1rr- alid apflaarn utar al
where persan interested sruaa1 1n -.afsr f
VII aud the granting q letters ffsfrnenfsr4
10 b Further aIlersl that nafre thrref - rar 81
e1tqn tr three cohesive weeks n fferaaa rrsr
ana - D.e pes sFaTara printed ard
Dated iigu1lGiu H. g. Ja1aary list Is-g
Attest 1s.i-s N ~. -. 80.
80. g. ntavtaa. Dep CisrE ssu c.aart ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

SUPREME COURT OF THE HNWaTTtN
- ISLANDS To Frotafe IN fte f.iatr n
His late Hi-hne-s MNrfIu KEkTtv fua asrar.rI A.
Chamber u the Court lirusea iianafiu 80 rar-
s.le Elisha u. Allen, chei 11strs q tte su1rrs erf
sitting In PROBATE
On reading ard Sling he resifiou ~ nv rr-sr.u-
Charles r. Bishop aud John o. naln.rs tlirsTr1-ss
Ills late Majesty h1ufhsusht r. iece1srf ssffns sss1
that the Real Est1te ben1iu1 e. ISIS afe Hrtssa uIasl
hckuanl1l, decetFe r11uHns
equal undivided BALI part resfe Its ,afs far
mcha " aud The ether bali raft therf rssta II Der
eeency Ruth kaeIikailui ari rfarnr fh1f 4'ter
made aFporouuE The cqu1 lHiIrirf BAG rsfr
o. Her ErcciieucY Hath kaaItnl1al lai ~
equal undivided haf trt ihersaf b. latrz rs.s ~
the Petitioners as administrator sfresf -
them until the hull ifritufian n %
Majesty ksmeharehl v drcsi-rf
10 - nriercd. that 30 r~rus Interested Bee Z
His late iighness Mattif hcsulu. rraef arrrr
before the Hou9rahe Eisha o. ti1en Ctirf
supreme ClErt sitting Frufate fha carf rlrr a.
Court Horse 30 Noululu fafuisr ne go r1r Fsrrs
ary. A. D. ls5d ~ ~ o. cils iu th- fres ~ fisf
and there 50 sha- cfuse Why seh order stutl
ofthe Ee.idnr ~ slii EsfHfe.
II T. further ordered that eupY q fh raf 81 -ssIr
served ufou Tier EHceeuce Rath Essi-afssi
cnpg n said order D. Published o.
" uavaiiu Gazette anf ~ tualas naauara-s 1rar.f
and Published in the CITY g Hanaiulu
Dated Honolulu, IT, L, JluuarF -1th. A r f1-1
Attest: chief Iu.sse. q IN. ESQ.,. Ca
IoHN 2 htaNtEu. Dep CierE sun Crurt
r. n. srAyL1r, sclictdr 81 Petitioner Hw
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

T1RoBATE cnrRr or IN. r.r,rn Il

DROBATE COURT OF INV ISLAND ~
~ KAUAI IN the n.aiier 81 tas Eatats = ffFrfr.
DIR WHITE late q Hsull feceaacd usfls ~ Ia.i'-s
On resdng and filing tl- r-fiitr sd s.-r-tr q ri s..
o. smith of Lahaua isiEEi ~ Macs fI1sr4fr.rr = ~
The vii aunerfiaf Aisraaisr White lfs.r r.-- sl
wherein BE- ssks 70 D. tirsi on - si ana stsr-.s r
riih sl's 81 aaa s-ss sst me aas ss -
appr9gcd and ist fnal tr.irr rssr -. -
and hs surefes from All flrihar rssIan1tirg =. go -
minisfrst1r and sufefiHs.
u D. orercl tlst 1tE.pAF. ths iffh sT ~ F.1r-rr-
= D. 1874 10 10 arlet Aeflr- r..f.rr - -
Court House ~ NauiFl Ialaad - Karai - 80 ~.
n.eu} = ipinfe'i ~ re tine aH F - tesT1 -.
tton and accounts sud that 81 fsfsons .r..r.fl ~ -
ana mere appear ard shqu cluse anT hes a4ea aar a.
sane shpud b. rranf-d A. rs-i ~ .-a- r. -.
hs~tiHn ald fu-ish isularea D. ru1IIsf4f RI ~. -
y.ea ana Ha1attaH 6asris o. thleo Hasas 49,
fie'i. = ne time therein apreints g. ssai hrsrar
Dated a Hqnosla. ihs lsih isr q 5ara.rv 4 p fs--
DUNCAN HrHaUur
~ Gre Iuils Frufft Ir.reI.I flrra1r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

SUPREME COURT Of the Hawsiian -
- lands. January Tern. A. o. fs-1 kHfLf-
KANOA iwl W. ISRAEL FISHER. tefsrs liarfs.Ii
j.. Widemaun !. Libel for Divorce. ln tte ssaec
entitled Libel for Divorce. aou.
IL IS ordered. that Decses Of Divorces frasr -
Bond of Mafnmuay ho entered m aror 81 tls nd
Kaiakanoa iui % the caass ef TIE i-ssrfian sod
adultery Of the said Israel FISHER 90 t- usis sts
lute after the expiration of SIX mcuf1s iu le srs
Of this decree upon compliance VITA tie terms le-rs
of-uuess sufficient cause shall appear O. tle -aa-
trary;
And the Libciiant is ordered b. puhIsh sffrsiri
copy % this order 10 the Governments s-trrr aat
ke Ia Okoa for siN aeeks- the arsr raa-
LEGATION TO be within meath fo fhe fsfe 81 las
order; that al persons interested nay uithin
months. show cause why sari uscree shculd % 10
made absolute. By order of tie Caurf
WALTER r. SEAL. ris-z
Honoluiu Oahu. S.. Janaary a.. A. y. 1873
hereby certify TIE foregoing o. BE- TIRE ard
rect copy Of the original order tic at1ru uuttsf
cause. now tie files of this Court.
Witness my hand and the seal 81 the szrrsus
Court. this l7th day of January. A. .. is7g-
46t WIrFu e. sstt. C'srt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

T. has pleased Hrs MAIEsTr kING appoint
tar fsilovur named rentemea TO be on his personal
staf. rith the rama q Colonel:
Zen n. KniakauA. M. ". F. Allen. Mr.. f. Hof-
nauu. MAJOR c. r. JBai. Mr. John N. KapenA.
j has also pleased Hrs MAJESTY TO appoint the
following named gentlemen % be on the Siaf OF the
Governor q Oahu. Nth the rank Of Major
NJ T. Prsnderssst, Mr.. 2. r. Harris. M. W. P.
Lelcioseku. NJ E. b. Boyd
IaIksl Palace. January 2. ISIS.
Il has pleased Hrs NAgr.r1 rar K1Se to appoin,
tss following roat.saca As Members Of HIS Priyy
Counslli STATE. Commissioners Of Crown Lands. and
Nehs-s 81 The Beard q EduoAfion and al previous
ooaaissious so- these lfsoes are cancelled.
rErvr oorScIL OF STATE.
His EE. Charles RBish1p Hon. Fsrd. w.HutchisOp,
Edwin O. Hal. Charles c. Harris,
Robert Stirling, Stephen Il. Phillips,
A. ErHncis Judd. J. Mott Smith,
7. o. Duuiuis. :. y. Castle.
2. NAhaoleiua, Godfrey Rhodes,
?. Kauoa. : p. KalamA.
Hon Elisha r. Allen. J. " MakAlcna,
Alfrui :. Harzwel. : 6. Wilder.
Charles Kznaias. +" Henry N. Whitney,
y. Kaluksun. A : CleshOrn,
Heu-y s. Kahanu. Jno. N. Kapela,
Hon J. Moauauli.
oaVxIssIoSEEs OF crown LANDS.
Has Ex- Charles T. Bishop,
His e. Robert Stirring, His Ex. J. Q. Doninis.
BoAED % EDUCATION
Ho1- J. Noit Szith.-l ,esi5eut.
HIS tx Charles r. Bishop. His tx. Robert Stirling,
Edvia o. Han, Hon. Jno. N. kapenA-
EnwIN o, HALI,
Minister Of Trte-ir-
Iuts-i5r OEce. Jan. >. ISIS.
i. " SnrTH. Esq. has this day bern appointed
Raud Supervisor q North Kona Island Of Hawaii,
ir place z Jane smith, Esq. resigned.
EDWIN Q. HALI,.
1rte-fu- uE-c. Nnistcr q Interior.
Ftb. lst. ls-s
= WElEvElE, q Kapuisaa, has This day been sp-
Ta5-te5 Road Supervisor Ct the District q Hamakaa
Island q Bavsii. IN pace Of Jao. Avery Simmons,
removed EDuIS o. Hat.
Iu,s-i- o-5as. Jan z-.Is7S Minister q she Intsrio-
Na-1oE Is hereby given, that al persons holding
arl.5--asuis from the Department % tie Interior,
r cuutisus g. rs-ts-u the duties Of their several
cEscs win fall szshory as heretofore. until further
1aa-t Erwin o. HAIL,
Minister q the Interior.
r-.----- o.. L. .S.b 1s-g
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


csuPREaE COURT or THE HkWAlItn
- ISLANDS ln rtahsts-i So nsfirf e o. Nsrlla
q r. wSATiiERBfE ste ~ ua7ai.iu aer-sei lrlf ri
Notica q frftIru ig trrreral q laaa at EnHerTI -
frr Chief JuEfice Aflrr.
Ca reading and Sire ih- rsft1a q 3 DIS liesfrs-
Cor with The will auurxsi q 10 esfate % D HsIaatNs
81 ieurulu dFceasri shawin. fhtt rFferI4 =a.s
against TIE sai Estate frs srea,lIs sraete
sal prfifinn presented iH % fffraef aaT a1-
ticlfei with necessary rarfhls ts ~ Be- srrFat t.f
PRAYING that uron Day % o. rrf1r o. alsT
sminsi ard approved tf ffe ceaft
Il T. crlsrri thsf WEDNESDAY re eta ssv ~ rsrr-
arr n lisa. 40 - ucirt aefre lAa et 4lslt AZ
NJ Chaalrrs la fha cfars Hnse iitEas u lai 10
same hsretq arr-nfei Sc tive 80 lHs Hlf.rl
Petition and tisf 30 l.afns infrIsfs 'N1 So
there appear and show 70 l1r n-se &C.
claims shuii ne ~ rrrrdrs ns c0rrf ar ttat ar
efier 20 putilsiri n enc fnr'eh ard iIsFIsa Hsss
in The H1arifH salsiis fnf X ~ n-f 11-at
81 aud published ifrrdir1r. o. iHsra |eals
prrrious ih-rs-z rrzrf-l ~ 80 aerrrr
niisl q lioueiau. d l.. ths o. isr q 80 a 2 isA
ELi-ut u ALLHN.
Attest. chef faalIfa llflts rarrrrls Llsft.
IoaN =. RsuStaa nsr Clsrt SEQ crzft ls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

lHisaa- osss. JAMS. ls-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

IHss-r oHss Jsuuzry ssh. 1878.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

= WElEvElE, g Kzpuieaa, has this day been Ap-
Fuzte5 R1a5 Supervisor of the District Of HamAkua
Island q Havsii, IN pace Of Jao. Avery Simmons,
removed EDurS o. Hail..
lu-sla ca, Jan s-ls7S Minister q abe Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
CUPHENE o0UHT % THE HswtIIty

SUPHEME COURT % rllE Jaw AfffN
VICTOR CMkNCERAL iscsas-i o~-ier ttsa.ss -sasa
sppiiosrva q e15ii,u fr or.r q ss,- = 80 z..s
.trator 81 hs Estife n fiar ftlneslli i.llaI
prsying fr orss g sale q slila resi- salr lasl1
such real estate lhauli H. ara.
II {. hereby oTi-Tg sh,i Sc asss o. ri. q ~ -f
before ri. Ccars oa ssTrRnsT ~ "a u n &c.,
A. p. ts7a a. % e'eek y. - ta- fe-st Ee- 81 49,
der .houli b. sIaatsl g. he ae 81 .aa e-tslai
Aui g = iurihsf erisr-'i th,t ~ q fa. .lisr e. 49,
lishe- AZ least tasss -asrr r-ss t.are - as a. ~
hearins in the Asassi.1s fls- lai A. - oa ass's-
Dated HuuOuiu. n <. fsbrusry 60. ls7s
HISS n tEfrN
Attest; cai.fJu.t.ss = ~ sas---ss ca.rr
wH=n 2. sr,L cisrs-
CUPKEME C0ukr o. IuE uAuNiffN -
- lands In Prubsse In the m1if-r ~ ia- Fststs
Of civilian HUMPHREYS. iair q Hsuaiuiu. -
land Of 0ahu. dcceascd. Order 81 Netes 81 FsfI-
tion for Approval of Claims. az Ctaist-=-. asilf=
Chief Justice Allen.
on reading aud Sing ths rsiitiou 81 s. b ue'r.
Executor of the Wi 81 ~ iia1n hausrhrer1. iefs ~
Honouiu. Aforesaid. deceased. shesirr ft1t e-fsaaa
claims against he said Estate sef rff a artsas
annexed % said petition. rrrsgufsi O. rte rri
TONER, dolly autheutcatsd uth uecessary raueasrs.
and by BIN approved. ard rr4yinr tsar ura- iaT
to be appointed The sane may BE- azaulzsa iai sF-
proved By the Courf
Il is ordered that "Wednesday. he -ft1 Day n Pea
ruary. AID. 1875. 1t 30 o'eieck A " tcla-- slli
Justice at bis Chamters n TIE Csart usuas lirra-
lulu, be and the same Is hsrrhy appointed sE ilr TIE
ana place for bearing sad rsttnn. aud ftaf al r-r-
sons interested may then aul there shn1r eses-. n
any they have. why TIE sail cilius Fali 90 os rr
proved By fhe Court And that this orisr hs raa-
li.hed in the sHssaun tiarelis" and - & A. oscs'
newspapers printed and pahisuei IN HauaIl.a. &C.
three successive weeks previous Co the tine tteran
appointed Tor ssid hcsriUE
Dated a. Honolulu. H.. this an Ias - Fssrusfy
A. u. 1873. ELISHA u. NLEEN.
Attest. Jusiacc 20 he <urrrue Caurt
W r. SFkr. Clerk Supreme caurf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
So. s.-Domestic E1ports, HonoInIu.

Total Value Domestic Produce Exported including the
catch q Hawaiian whalers Sl355S5 IS
Furnished as supplies 20 Nhaers Estimate.
Merehantren 27.6OO 90
- National Vessels :" ....- 1+OoO 90
mated 5000 90
IS Is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

tht sollHuinE roatieznca Members Of His Privy
Couneli STATE, Commissioners Of Crown Lands, and
Nuahs-s q The Board q Edueation and al previous
canasssioas for these lfsees are cancelled;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

No. Esprit, Taken out of Bond for consumption.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05
Banner.
BY W. H. SCANLEND.


-TEENH-
The BossTER BANNER is published every
SATURDAY. morning Subscription. - per
stanum 81 z5for six months, and 81 - for
three months.
For advertisements inserted in news col
umus IS cents per line for each insertion
will be charged.
Announcing candidates FOR ofIice-invari
ably ia adyalice-Sl0.
Advertisements inserted for a specified
time and discontinued by the advertiser be-
fore that tune expires, viii be charged at
the regular rates for the time and space
occupied, and not pro rata rate of the time
for which the advertisement was originally
inserted.
an advertisements and subscriptions are
due On presentation, unless otherwise con
tracted for.
All circulars, communications and cards
otcandidates OF official aspirants, and other
matter intended for personal benefit, will be
charged for at the rate of D cents per line
cash ia advance of first insertion if not IN
serted in regular advertising columns.
Simple announcements Of marriages anC
deaths made gratis Obituary notices, trib
utes of respect, resolutions Of public meet
ings, &c, will be charged the same as ad
ycrtiSempntS
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05
Death Of John W;rrins,

John Virgins. a colored
member OF the kellogg Legis-
lature from this parish, died
near this Place on last Sunday
night, Of smallpox. He had
Just returned from New Orleans,
where it j, supposed he con
tracted the disease, as his
brother died of smallpox while
in the city, and he waited upon
him. Wien he was taken sick,
he and his family were taken
to a house about a half mile
from town where he died.
Although he was the leading
colored nan ofthe parish, and
seemed 70 have many friends
among lis own race, there
could moi be found a negro in
the community to bury him,
even his0wn family left the
place assoon as be died, and
he remained just as he was
when tie breath left him, from
Sunday night until Wednesday
evening The white people
offered 4 large sum to any one
wac wohld bury him, aud after
mech difficulty, two coIored
men yYGe found who would
undertake the job, and on
Wednesday evening he was
buried near the house where
he diedand tie b,dlding burn
ed Tits is a sad commentary
upon tie civilization and hu-
mainly of the negroes, to think
they would allow their trusted
leader and companion to re-
main several days, without
giving him a decent burial,
and it is more to be wondered
at because he has a large circle
Of relations living here, among
whom are several brothers.
There we're several negroes in
the community who had had
the smallpox, but none of them
could Re induced to go near
him Mansfield Reporter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

Among the latest adoptions
of American inventions and
customs by the English people,
it is announced that, by way
ofexperiment,o one of our palace
cars has just been placed upon
the Midland Railway, in Eng
land, and that its use will al
most certainly be generally
adopted and extended. The
police department of Birming-
ham have established a 'rouges
gallery such as has been in
the principal cities of the Unit
ed States for the last twenty
years. John Bull is a little
slow in adopting these things,
but be does so, and likes the
idea.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05
Tar Rasistirr.

Roundabout has received a
communication from a we'll
known and responsible citizen.
TO the effect that number Of
the prime movers in the tar
resisting programme have
already paid both licenes and
taxes, and that while they are
now endeavoring to lead their
blind brethren into the ditch.
they themselves are safely
over, with their tax receipts in
their pockets.
Roundabout has heard whis.
pers to the above effect on
CaTondelet street and il the
rotunda of the st. Charles for
several days, and a few indiyid.
uals have been baHtered In a
friendly way for their incon-
sistency, but there is little
doubt that tax resistance will
be pretty general throughout
the State, and as he has said q
score OF times, a compromise,
with mutual concessions, is the
only way outOf the difficulty.
The repeated assertions
made by both the city journals
and individuals that Gov.
Kellogg hasneither the desire
nor the power to effect a CON-
promise, Roundabout considers
unfounded in fact. The non.
payment of taxes, if nothing
else would compel him to com,
ply with ariseIuitable demabd
and if the movement is only
placed intie hands of prudent
men, an adjustment can readily
be aceqnplished.-[N. o
Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05
Col. Battles Death.

just as we are going to press,
the sad, sad intelligence reach
es the Office that the spirit of
the good, the gifted, the noble
Henry Battle has winged its
flight towards the limitless
shores of the Eternal
And as the hushed whisper
goes from case to case, the
nimbIe fingers of the compost
tors are stilled, the click OF the
types ceased and awful silence
reigms in the compsiong room;
for he whom even the little
newboys delighted to rever-
ence and love is dead
The writer of this would not,
if at this late hour he had the
time, infringe on the sacred
right Of another, so far as to
attempt a suitable notice OF
the noble dead; suffice it to say
that Col. Henry John Gray
Battle has been a resident o.
this city for more than thirty
years, and in that time no mar
ever heard aught against hi:
good, irreprOachable name.
He was the pioneer of thC
press in North Louisiana, anC
died in the harness being a
the time of his death, the senoi
proprietor of this paper.
May the widows Frient
temper the wind of this might,
| storm and shield her from it
awful shock.-[Shrevepor
, Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05
Tax Resistance.
,cm the Sparta Rural Tirnes.I

We publish elsewhere, a !
circular from Gov. McEnery,
urging the people to organize
associations in each parish for
the purpose of resisting the
payment of taxes to the Kel-
logg Government, and we have
been requested to announce
that there would be a meeting
held at this place, for the pur-
p9se of taking into considera-
ton this matter, on Monday,
the eth proximo. 1t will be
seen, also, that we have copied
articles from the New Orleans
Times Indicating a disapproval
of such a course, in some
quarters. 1t will also be
remembered that similar ex-
tracts have been reproduced
from other papers before. We
always abide by the action of
our own people, and whatever
course they choose to adopt,
we are with them, but when
ever we feel called upon to
express our opinion on any
question of expediency, within
the limited sphere of our infu-
ence, We do not hesitate to
perform what we conceive to
be our duty in the primises.
b. A resistance to taxationiS q
resistance to governments
for government and taxation
are inseperable; and in the
present instance the govern
ment of the State of Louisiana
is fortified with such laws
made since the era OF Recon.
StrUction, in view of the wide
: spread antagonism of The
people TO the State authorities
! with which they have beer
outraged during the last five
years, as to render resiStanc,
to taxation impracticabIe with
out open revolution. Men O
all trades, occupation anC
= professions have to obtain ;
license from the tax COLLECTED
before they can pursue thei
[ avOcations without incurrin!
: penalties and forfeitures. Th,
3 lawyer is compelled to procurt
such a license, before he i
permitted to practice in til
courts; and the owners of rea
D ESTATE must pay their taxes 0
: have their lands forfeited, asid
from the power of the cOllectO
to seize and sell property. Il
view of these facts, how
{ taxation to be resisted withOu
4 Selling the reins of the govern
: ment itself? This was til
: only means OF successful resist
/ ance, and in this GCY. McEner
= and the Peoples Legislator
e have acted well their part, bu
: have failed in their object
The kellogg usurpation is nov
a fixed fact; the laws pasSet
by that Legislature are nov
/ in force. A term of the DiStric
g court for Bienville Parish
: legalized solely by an act G
that Legislature, has bee,
: held, and its DEGREES are nov
: being enforced. They are i
Y possession of the public offices
d archives and records of th
" State. 1t is well that this hig.
handed usurpation has been S
; amply repudiated by the pee
y pie, but their protest has bee
II fully made out and stand
! upon the record as far as il ca
have any practical effect fc
good. Further resistance,
: our humble Judgment, woul
l. tend to strengthen rather tina
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

A LITTLE Futon last
Thursday night the McEnery-
ties of this town held a meet
ing, and expressed a determin-
alton to resist the payment of
Taxes. After which, they ser
enaded some the Radicals of
town, but tinpans, horns, bells
and fire-crackers &c, were the
principal instruments. Some
of the Radical dignitaries took
offense at this, and left the
place at about midnight, and
at daylight we're seen fifteen
miles from here making tracks
for Coushatta. They must have
had a great dread for music,
to walk all night to get out of
hearing OF it. The boys felt
insulted because they jumped
up and left them in this abrupt
manner.-EMansfeld Reporter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

There seems to be almost
general distress in the country
parishes. The poor farmers
are refised advances by the
merchants, money is very
scarce and as a natural conse-
quemce there is much suffering.
Meat dnnot be had and people
are fail to subsist on bread
alone and in many localities
even this staff of live is scan-
ty. Tbs is undoubtedly az
tributable to the unsettled state.
of political affairs.-R Bed River
News.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

A sportsman in Richmond,
Va, recently mistook the red
turban of a colored lay, which
he saw moving about through
the branches, fora large robin,
and lodged a charge of shotin
it. The supposed robin prompt
" retaliated with a brick.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

Proctor & CANDLES Olive
Soap is a superior article. Its
introduction in a household is
a sure guarantee that none
other will be used. 1t is sold
at price of ordinary zap, and
can be procured in any qpan-
titles from the New Orleans
iobbers, wholesale agents.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

Now is the time for country
merchants and business men
to get a full supply of all the
blank books they may require,
as Mr.. James A. Gresham, the
popular bookseller Of No. 81
Camp street, New Orleans, is
offering a very large and well
assorted stock at less than hall
the usual prices. These goods
are in every respect first choice,
and comprise every size and
description. Mr.. Gresham also
has a complete stock ofpapers
of all descriptions, pens, inks
mucilage, envelopes, pencils
&c, all of which he offers al
rea' reduced prices. intact
i can lily be seen that he
means bushes. and he oncbt
to be INDUCED
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

FLOPPED.-This is the way
our friend Hyams, ofthe West
Baton Rouge Sugar Planter,
kneels around the altar ofloy-
atty. He is one of those gentle
souls too pure for the rude
blasts Of Liberalism. While
the congregation sings, a few
of the Immaculate spirits of
Bourbonism-those pr in
c-i-p-l-e" gentlemen of the Flu
sion Legislature who went
back on Warmoth-are invit-
ed to come up and kneel at the
Throne of Patronage! Come
up, sinners, if you are ashamed
Of kellogg now, he will be also
ashamed of you when you ask
for an Office and receiVe-dis,
appointment:
We take the position that
the interests Of the State can
best be promoted by giving the
administration Of w. p. Kel-
logg a cordial support, and
shall use all influence in oul
power to that end, and the
same shall be done for the adj
Ininistration of Gen. Grant.