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From RED RIVER Tho steamboat Carrie
4. Thorn arrived from upper Red river yes
tsr.,2y, and Captain Charles Thorn reports
the people and country IN tia. section in n
very disturbed condition. Business gen"T-
ally is suspended. and nearly all white men
in the vicinity Of Shreveport and Coushatta
have fed to hiding vlsces. fearing that they
will be arrested. The boat brought down
800 bales Of cotton and fair lis. o: passen-
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
New Orleans October -, 1874. !
XMAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound. corner Of Lafayette and Locust
streets
ONE BLACK HORSE. white forehead, seventeen
hands high.
Which if not claimed within five days, and tho
expenses thereon paid. will be sold at public
ton, at said pound, FRIDAY. October 80,
1874 at twelve O'clock II. B. BREWSTER,
No. 66-Oc25 I'd Administrator.
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Hea6qunrters etnte Central Executive

Headquarters etnte Central Executive
Committee Republican Party OF Louisiana, New Or
leans, Louisiana, August %, l8.4-The committee
met pursuant to the call of s. B. PACKARD, presi.
dent AS per resolution of state COnventiOn), and
the fol owing organization was effected, to WIT:
PYesGent-S. b. PACKARD.
Vice Preside-f-JAMES LEWIS.
kecretaSy-CHARLES HILL.
Assistant Secrete1y-L. LAMANIE9E.
Corresponding Secretary-J. B. G. PITX!N.
Treasurer-B +. JOUBERT
sCB-EXHCTTIyX CoMNITTRR.
4. B. PACKARD, Chairman e1-Ohicio.
=. p. ELANDERS. JAMES J. CASKr,
B. +. JOUBEHT. g. W. LOWELL,
MICHAEL HAHN, JAMES LONG>TREET.
yAHrS LEWIS. q. G. ANTOINE.
JOHN =. HARRIS. r. T AfEA!S,
4 4. BRAY. p RlARD.
VI:ASCE COMMITTEE.
q. G BLASDIN Chairman.
T.. +. JOuSERT, ot,cin.
c. r. LADD. 4. 3 STAMP
L. DAaRALL, Joan GAlR
F. b. =. PISCHBACX, VILLA r. Loan.
J. L. HERWiG. 2. 4. CAGE,
T. =. BENTLEY.
A!l communications. mus, lee addressed n ). E.
Packard. president. Sra cre.Ds Louisiana
ar3o CHARLES HI b. Secre'arr.
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A SAD CAsE.-Renry Sherwood. thirteen
wears old. an orphan, was taken in charge
bv Officer F. johnson. as homeless and un-
able to take care Of himself. He says he is
from Bayou LacOmbe and don't know what
10 do. lie as . bright looking lad.
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T OST.-LAND WARRANT No. $50

T OST.-L4ND WARRANT NO s9.63:, ISSUED
IL for l20 acres OF land. Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned intends "a amply 'cr -.
issue OF land warrant No % so. i.r i.a acres Of
land issued to Francois AugillAnd fOr services re'
derSd III the war OF 1912 aud 1915. SAID warrant
was issued about the first of Nav, 1856 and subse
quenils Loot at or near the city of Sew Orleans
All persons are hereby cautioned not TO trade for
or negotiate in reference to said warrant. a
caviat has been died in the pen sion office at Wash
ingtOn city against the issue of any nstsnt thereon
se36 ot0 FELIX l. KING, Assignee.
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E;.cSssx1, sIonday, November =, 1874
Ser S'asc Treasurer,
GECO;NE DJBUCLET.
F,-- a,@,sI,e,. o. Congress-, Fh'st Dtssr'c''
i. HALE SYPHER.
ly.y Es4vs,ss. Of Congress, Second District,
KERRY c. DIBBLE.
ks,,- sts.,,I,.s. Of .Conqfess, Third District,
CHESTER Is. DAKRALL.
Er. .ss,aaey Of Congress, Fourth District,
GEORGE l.. SMITH.
E.r sGs@s,,e,' 81 Cona,'ces, Fifth District.
FRANK MOREY.
FIR gssn6cs.af Congrcss, SirM District,
G.. 4. NASH.
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JAMES LEWIS, President.
=. ". TosTRiCK, Vie. President.
SAMUEL n. QUETE, Secretary
CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Assistant Secretary
7. }. MALONEV, Corresponding Secretary.
=. ,. HrRWiG. Treasurer
JOHN L. COLLINS, Serg. an. al. A.ma
4. SkILAM IN. Assistant Sergeant at Anna
DELEGATES.
Fi,ss ~ard-Iehn Langles " s. Wilson.
Second ward.P. 7. Herwic. II. u. Nichols.
Third wayd-W. L. Evans George Devezin.
Fourth waid-James Lewis Charles Z. IngaliA
Fifth Sard-Niilian Vigers Z. Alex.
Sixth wsrd-Jos.ph piaz, g. Jouber..
Seventh warH-J0hD Barrow Charles y. SoOthby
hGhth "ar"-EE L.c,erc, Webster Long.
Ninth ~aIG-T. y. ;iand T. W Edwards.
Tenth Ward-Siinon J. Flatow. }. 4. Paturel.
Eleventh wards. ". Tos::ick Graham Bell.
Twelfth ~ard-Paul Bruce. 4. b. Falls.
Thirteenth ward-A. Dpjoie w Bauduie.
Eourtsensh %srd-W. \. Fish, u Bush.
Fifteenth! varG-W. F. Loan Edmond Jones'.
Sixteenth "a-d-H. Davis, George ". Moore.
Se'eatesn'h ward-T. B. stamps William Ksrs
STANDING COMMITTEES.
sCBExECrTIvH CoaMI1-R..
". =. WILSON. Chairman:
George ?evaz!.. William vi.e:s.
T. .ouoer', Webster Long,
T. v. toHplarI. :. J. Fiat3w,
N AUc"ia, George v. Moore.
William! hcTn ". z. sish.
CAMPAiG< cosxI--yy
?. ;. 9EaWiG. Chairman.
Charles ingalls,. Johr. 3ayror
GRAHAM Bell. William =. LpA.s.
4. Vejolc, :. g. Stauoa
COMMITTEE y. WAYS AND MEANS.
Joseph bias, Nv. L.c.-r-
}. II. PA:uT.l EInlon.. joaea.
CoNNIrrHr vISA..y.
rrnes. Asz, G cn.,I%S V. s,,:Asy.
i. v. 1osITcS Pau! Bruce.
COMMITTEE -: CLUBS.
} =. Eiwaris tdmund Icaes.
Il. DsrIs, n D. Bush
So Q-r.., sec.etary. jvls
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Succession oil Erederick fOlchOvS and


SucceSolOA OF sJOnO w AtSOns
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, 80. 3:.s23.-Notice is hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested 20 show cause, within ten
days from the present notification If any they
have or can. why tho account presented by the
administrative Of the debts and assets OF this
etate, should no. be GOmOiOgated and approved
and The funds distributed in accordance there with
BY order of the Court.
OC23 20 nO2s FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
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Succession OF Adele Earrissere.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. IS .s3.-NOtice is hereby given
tho creditors OF this estate and to all other per.
sons herein interested. 10 show cause within ten
days from :he present notification, if any they
have can. why the account presented bv the
administrator of this estate should not be hOmOlO.
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court.
Oc2a mol 5s FRANK PACE, 9s Clerk.
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PROPOSALS.
For Jsuildina 1lcDonOgb fch osfhQnse
No. ), in Aigiey~
Msy".A..S ~ Ssw ORGANS. z

MAY"EAL@S ~ SGw 0IR.8ASs.R
New ~ leans Ocfoprf Is, S37b 5
DT AUTHORITY ASD 0IRE' gION eP THR
ID City C"uncil,i VIII receive at shis office
unit! SATURDAY, S".e'nbes -, 1878 ~ swe.v4s
o'clock 81, sealed proposals G.s hui sling iU this
ing TO plaaS and specifications On fe iD shD des
parfmenf. Tavmen. ia Unified St.ss currency %
completion and accrps.u.e ~ che BUILDING the
sgnt 10 reject Aay -. a!l sSs 10 hrs..v expressly
reserved. ASuJS 4. VIhT4, NAVVBe
Oc2I I'd
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LOST.
To THE PUBLIC.
LOST.

LOST.
certain note drawn by y. 6. Dentzei. pasa able
to tn. order OF Mrs. y. G. Burke, and BY hes in
dorsed, dated October Is. 1873, FOR forty five dol
lars, payable on the first day OF November, 1874.
The public 10 hereby notified and cautioned not
to purchase said n0ts - Is 10 still the property Of
the undersigneVs 8RA S.C. BURKE,
cots mol
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special NO,ice.-Osice American Nuta In.
surarce Association of New Orleans, Ma. 25 Com
morcial plaza. between ST. Charles and Camp
streets New OrleA ans October I, la14-A5 q meet.
lug Of the Board Of Trustees, held this day it
resolved to convene a meeting of The
on TUESDAY, November 10, 1874. At
p. H., on business of importance.
Bv order of the Pr sident.
Ocs GOT p SULLIVAN Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
By q. II. Van Solin2eu.
. go
EA.E OF SEIZED GOODS.
CSi1sD STArIs Cr.%os H"r.H, }

CSl1HD STArH. Cr.+os H"v.H.l
Collectors office,
Eew Orleans, October ~, 1874.
DY n. ~ VAN SOL1NGEN. AUCTIOsEER.
ID liz accordance with ,.e provisions OF section
twelve OF tha act at Congress approved July w.
1866, the following described seized goods VIII be
sold al pu!sii" auction, Il: warehouse No. J. Gus.
tomhouse building, on FRIDAY. November o. 1884.
at j! 4. NJ
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OFFICIAL MOTTO IS :
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE BAR.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF OIleana-NOtice Ia hereby given to ali
whom it may concern that the calling OF cases in
this c"nrt will be resumed on SATURDAY, October
81 1874, at II A. NJ.
BY order OF this Court.
oc,S 1t FRANK PACE JR.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30

Rooms STATE Central Executive Com.
mittee OF the Republican Party, state Of Louisi.
ana New Orleans, October 49, l874.-The parish com.
mittees who lave no: already done must send the
names of parish nominees the president of tn .
State committee at once, in order that the tick cts
NAV be printed and sent out.
:. 3. PACKARD, President.
CHARLP. Hill kecretAry. Oc2U
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Bank NOtjre.-N+w Orleans. October %. 1874
The undersigned me- III hers of the Clearing House
Association respectfully request al parties having
pay ments make in bank on MONDAY, second
prOxiu,o to paw the same ct as early hour
possible in order to permit the employees the
banks to deposit their votes at the election On
that da;:
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana.
Bank OF America
Mutual National Bank.
Pike, Brother u Co
louisiana National BANK.
Gcrnania National Baus.
Peoples Bank
New Orleans National Ban.
State National Bank.
Canal Bank.
Hibernia National Bank.
Union National Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Bank of Lafayette
Louisa Ma Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Com
parry.
Attest: ]. n HA1NAkD Manager.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The firm OF SAMUEL SMITH i co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. CHARLES KILSHAW at No. I5s Canal street
will attend to the liquidation Of our unsettled
busiCesA SAMUEL SMITH.
4. ". SMITH.
CHARLES KlLSH4W.
Few Orieans, May 49, 1874
Dya In iys 10 aTa % sss - oct 10 soas7
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Succession Of NJ. II. lafvasze-N0.3 - S.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CREDI-
~ tors Of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested and also to those who are ill.,
debted to This succession amcably requested
to pay the same within ten days from the present
notification in order 70 settle this estate Bills
may be presented or paid to Mrs. Mary Steinkany,
surviving spouse and testamentary execatriX Of
this succession, or to the Undersigned
PETER J. KRAMER. Attorney.
oc24 % nos" No. - CustOm"Ouse street.
Succession OF Peter klcinkempex.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 3. 525.--Whereas, John Klein
kemper has petitiOned the court for letters Of
administration on the estate of the late PeTer
Klsnk~mper, deceased, int. Notice is hereby
gwen {" all whom IL may cone rn to show cause
within ten days, why the prayer o. the said
petitioner should not b. granted.
BY order "f the Court
Succe.sion Of r. l.. Pain DE @sOnnen,"re
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH CP
- Orleans No. >. $50 Whereas, jules Pain De
B,nn.nAre has petitionsd the court for letters of
administration tli. estate Of t late = l.. Pain
De Honnemare. decreased interstate. Notice is
hereby given 10 al whom il may concern, to show
within ten days why the prayer Of tile said
petitioner should not be granted.
e 90 si"1' nc ''" pR.xK PACE ,s.. cers.
Succession Of FREDERICK Folci,ow and
Wife.
CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Crl-ai.s. NJ. 81, .3l.-SOfice is hereby given
to the creditors o. this estate and to all "teT per
sons herein interested 10 show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, II any they
have or can why 1he account presented by he
administrator of this estate should not be
homologa:ed and approved and the 1unds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith
oc2; % no,. TRANH PACE. ,R.. Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS STERN BROTHERS.
bankrupts.
l. no

WHEREAS LOUIS STERN, HBSRY STERN, sol
w Stern MAYER Stern and Isaac Stern. indi-
vidUa,iv aud as members of above firm, of New
Orleans and district aforesaid. duly declared bank
rupt under the act OF Congress of March 2 1867,
this dav filed in said court petition pray ing for
discharge and certificate thereof from ali their
debts aud other claims prOvabe der said act
Notice is therefore given to all ere ditOrs who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest that the twenty third day of November
1874 at II A. ~, ia assigned for the hearing of the
and shew cause il any they have, why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is gwen that the bankrupt will
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
The twentieth day OF November, a. D. 1884, at II
4. NJ. at his office. CustOlnhOuse building, New
OrleaDs.
Clerk . office. New Orleans. October %, 1874
oc'O nO3 10 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
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GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. TWO RINGS. OPERA
GLASS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN OLOGiLES.
Second DistYc; Court ior che Parish Of OS!e Ans-
No 81.

ID Office ~" 20 Exchange all.y.-MONDAI. No
velabeY g. 1874. At 10 4. ~, vii! be sold at public
auction. at my office, 80. 81 Exchange alley, be-
tween Ei.nvi~ and Customhouse streets, BY viz
tue and ia pursuance. 10 an order from the Hon.
A. l.. Tiss0t, Judge of the Second District Cour:
I,y 'he parish OF orleans, dated october g. !a.i
tor account ~ The ab"v. suc:eS.io,i
On. ''",d Watch. and Cham. Nv" Rings. n;srs
Glass, etc
Terms-Css:l. Sesi no.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
DISTRICT OF LOUISiAN!
In Chancery-NO, 1919.

yRANK N. AMES. TRUSTEE, IS NEW ORLRA NS !.
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company, william
Pitt Kellogg, trustee. and others.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WIDOW }. B. BELLOCQ, AUGUSTA 2. NOBLOM
aud Pierre Rov vs.. Their Creditors alG the
Creditors OF Beilocq. NOblom Co.
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Charitable Association,

Office Firemen's Charitable Association.
New Orleans October p, l874.-Board OF Delegates
.nrcial meeting FRIDAY EVENING October 80
at seven oclocll in the Hall OF Louisiana Hose
Company. Business of the utmost Importance
will ba transacted, and every delegate is expected
oc28 81 c. FLANAGAN Secretary
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,r,, Weather and Rivevs.
r; ..:e at 3:13 P. NJ. local time, to-day

DFgICR METEOROLOGICAL oRsSRveR,
New Orleans, october ~, 1874. ,
.sIiawinr ia q report OF the weather
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Rally, Rally, Republicans of the First
Ward There Will be a grand mass meeting of the
Republicans of this ward TONIGHT, at halfpast
seven o'clock under the auspices of the Lewis
Rangers Campaign Club. at their hail, corner of
White and Melp6mene streets Addresses will be
made by Colonel James Lewis. Patrick Creash and
THOMAS v. WICKHAM, President
/ g. HrTrKK. Secretary OC,O 1t
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RIVERS.
The Big lndiauA

esesz.s biSh water mark a fa's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Rally! Rally. Republican, of the Sixth
District A grand mass meeting Of the Republicans
Of the Sixth District Is hereby called to meet on
Magazile street near Napoleon avenue, On FRI
DAT, October 30. 1874 at : p. ~. sharp
The meeting will be address'd by the following
ard. H. c Dibple. James Lewis, j. R. q. Pitkin, T.
Morris Chester r. B. Stamps, Il. T. Ruby.
All Republicans Interested in the success of the
party are respectfully invited to attend. COa.e
J. B. GAUDET, President
P,r,s Secretary
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y1NHH CREDITORS OF THE AFORESAID IN
4 solvents hereby notified to show cause
within ten days from the first publication hereof,
Why the tablaau OF distribution filed by Henry
Peychaud. Esq, syndic OF said creditors, should
not be approved and homolosated, and the sunds
in his hands distributed accordingly.
Rev Orleans, October 80 1874.
oc2I Is 80 ED DE BLOIs Clerk. q
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By b. n. 4 b. J. Montgomery.
By O. Valeton.
MARIE ROSE MALBERNAC VS.. JEAN BOSSEIG
NECR ST AIS.
FOR A PARTITION, n

Second District Court for the Parish Of Oriean
No. 81 ,013.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TRE PARISH OF
Orleaus-NO A. POO
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Republican Parish Executive CoMmjsteos
Parish of DrIexns

4. ~ cr,-, xe.,..arx -" Ne " 49,
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overthrow the will of the people of Louisi
ana the North vii! cry on. in such thun-
derinc Tones. THAI he will be compelled 10
halt in his damnable course. The speaker
said he did NOT care to touch the natural
izat:on question. a. he knew nothing about
IL.
When Mr. Sheridan closed his mouth the
president announced that the meeting stood
adjourned.
The audience was quite large one and
seemed in tul! accoid with :he speakers,
acting in az. orderly manner.
II will be noticed that all the speakers
were inempers of the bar. for which reason
We cali i: . lawyers meeting Zach one
of them made special plesdings az il tor a
fee an Che platform sat some old time
politicians several Of whom are chronic
Office seekers. only one incident Of note
occurred. One of Che vic" presidents was
SO ycci:eroUs that gentleman delegated
to act q one OF the committee Of arrange
menis felt com sellsI to cali him ~ order
4 tew angry but subdued words passed,
when the two retired from the scene 20
settle their quarrel elsewhere. What was
tn. result. it there was any. was not learn
ed by our reporter.
Daring the meeting the following reeO-
iuflons were adopted:
WHEREAS. In violation Of the inmeMoriai
rights OF the American people. the army
ana navy o; The United States have been
and are .till employed in seins'allng and
uphold;ng a usurping government. which
had abandoned its office. and functions and
been replaced by the lawfully. elected O!ii-
GERS o: the peoples choice: and
Whereas. Warrants have been lssned on
affidayi.s made by . military officer in time
of peace and when martial Law does not
exist. whereby our fellow-citizene have
been dragged from their homes by United
States soldiers, fettered, handcufied. treated
like felons, and incarcerated and held in
duress. with no regard TO the forms Of Law.
without any evidence Of crime, and in many
, 1874-04-22
REMISSION OF CONTRIBUTION.

The Finance Committee of the Diet has
rendered its Report on the Draft of Law for
the Remission of the Contribution from the
Colonial Treasury of St. Thomas and St.
Johns to the general State Expences for the
financial years 1878-74 and 1874 IS. The
committee advise the adoption Of the Draft
unchanged. They take occasion, however, to
express the hope, that the government, at the
revision of the Colonial Law, which is near at
hand, will take into consideration the views
which were expressed in the report of the
Folketing of 2lst February 1871, on Draft OF
Law for raising the means for the Central
Government of the Colonies. The Committee
think that if the Islands are granted as much
independence as is compatible with c%onstitu-
tional Law and the right Of the Grown, such
a reform will be of thoroughgoing significance
for their economical and financial condition.
, 1874-04-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
acknowledgements G.

81 ANLEDNING at at hidtily@rendo
a Forligelsescommissair / Christiansteds
Jurisdiction, BankboghoIder Alfred Creagh
under SIDE dennes er afgaaet we'd OGDEN VII
der vpre at foretage VaIg paa ct MedIem
til Christiansteds Forligelsescommission !
hans Sted og er en- ValgIiste fremIagt |
Retshuset / Christiansted, hvor Borgerne
og I|ndvaanernei Jurisdictionen indtil torst-
kommende 4de Mai kunne afgive deres
Stemmer for en- at de / Henhold til Forord-
ningen 7de December l796 ) 2 at Pr@si-
dentskabet foreslaaede 3 M9nd, nemlig:
D'Hrr. DetaiIhandler w. Clindinen,
Ki6bmand w. Heyliger og const. KongeIig
Bogholder L. R. Petersen.
Prpsidentskabs Secretariatet, st. Croix
den 18de April 1874.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1874-04-22

put on the old footing again, giving up
Council and all that sort of thing, ac-
knowledging that we were really unfit
for what we asked for under the Colonial
Law, and that we have been tried and
found wanting.
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Dlsarm.
Judge Mackey desires general dis

Judge Mackey desires general dis
armament u the State militia and OF
the siae clubs aldo, .pud Uuised States
troops to dssend ths polls !. seotIsns.
The State gmilids has, beoa arped.
equipped and ot8aolzs'l. afsar is fa-
shion, for several years. Large appro-
priations havc been made to support
it, and we have periodically orders and
reviews of ths mort stunning oharuc:
ter. Sometimes there are descriptions,
objections, orders and titles in the Ra-
dical newspapers as long as ones arm.
After their grand reviews, the officers
attend grand balls, of which we have
grandiloquent descriptions in the jour
nails the next day. Now comes Maokey,
and wants to break up all this fine
farce. But, strauge to say. Mackey
never thought of it until the last week.
He desires that the rifle clubs shall Also
disarm. A very strange proposition,
too. to gentlemen to abandon an agree
able sport, just as they are about to
enter fully and fairly upon it. Sup
pose they should not relish this un-
askedfor advice; suppose they shonld
tell the Judge of the Sixth Circuit that
he has no more business with rife
clubs than they have with his deci-
sions or the gown which he wears and
the sword which he has borne before
him by the Sheriff, on the way to the
Court House. What could the Judge
sayP By the way, that sword is rather
suspicious. 1t might threaten the
peace; it might be too convenient, if,
perohance. the judicial ire should be
stirred up. Better disarm, Judge,
and il you have got pen.knife, leave
that at home. too. The times are
squaliy. Men must be cautious, and
also boys. II your little son has q
pop-gun or miniature cannon, or in
dulges in crackers, better disarm him,
Judge. Times are ticklish. you know.
Like his sire, he may entertain himself
with minority representation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04

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Sept 4 s4t