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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21
Very Superior Cottage Pianos.
Beers, WineS& Liquors

Bass sld Rood. Wolfe L Co.'S Celebrated Ales.
quarts and pints,
Bleed Wolfe Co.'S Pavori,e Stout, snail lot il pt
Tsaueat's Scotch Ale. pts ats. extra quality.
lad COoPe Cos quality ligh, Pale Ale qtlpt
Gases Geauine "Old Tom
few eases Very Sup'r Pale Imperial Brandy,
10 Cases Royal Highland whisksy.
Case. D. KuyPsrs Hollands. Or Casks Brandy,
lis 6 Asst'd Bss, Braudies, star up to 4 star,
Cases Denville's Irish whisksy.
A few Gases VERY Superior Port Vine,
oases a Laiands 4 Co." Saperior ClAres, very
choice article,
Gases ChanPsgns and MosslIs.
S u ND RIES!
4oA42 inch Light aud Heavy BurlaPs,
wool Packs.
D. Cesar seas Standard Navy Canvas. assor,'d
numbers,
D. Corsar seas Standard Merchant Canvas,
Mes l. : and ;
Bss; Double Screened Welsh Steam CoaI,
Fire Bricks, India Rubber Hose,
FIoor OiI-eIoths. Lirerpool Salt, Tuiae,
Fence Wire. COolsrs, MeOaie Carriers.
States, de-. Ge.. &c. CsoS sul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamship City Of Melbourne.

The A. :. y. Co.'S s;ez1sr CITY Of Melbourne
arrived =, Der DIX Abs, oiScck a. r. en
rosss tos Sydney. WIKI a-is and pAsseassss Tor
this po-s-
she lea SAT- Fraoeisoo OF Mo7isy nOoa. the
lssh inss-. and made the rva 70 this Fort in
eirtt oars ard twelve hours, arriving O6 The
harSOs at zSiaSshL
A1oas Der passengers are Madame Aauz
Bishop Sholis and party. uho 70 o. 10 Syd0ey
With The vessel. ard VII 20, be abls to give AZ
entertainment here-
Tbs-e Is, however. 8 eoupany Of thesirieals
and Singers Anoas The Pas<epgers ior this Pori,
vSo Pcopose 10 rezsiu here Oae nOo'h.
he steamer vii prooeel o. this ailsruso1 st
5 q : oeloek fsS Sydney-
TIE folloujag are the passengers Tor this port !:
FssszSssss-J Nis1Atr. Z S-slszrr. Mss 1usuass.
Ms .. VezIss. KS Aszs Ata-u-A NJ rkz-ssss.
Ka-Ass. EsseAes. @Eze, Rr~1 ~ EuszS 6~e Ecek-
Socss ~ & Fs~eaesa VIZ " Il Rrvslss ki-s4sgl
rCsse- Szsczs 6ssa> A. -. 6ryss, ? " cla-S- Y
sa-t T y Ess-s ssss S--sssy NJ Essc~ss N = Csees-
us1eA. : C2ilSl-Az. t1t - sA7oaeA Fssss-ssrS
We give below feu q TIE le2di1g iisas q
neuss
Caiaa b4s declared var scAio<, japan. Here
wiI b ehauce fo- outss6e in,erfsreoes.
Hoagko7E has eeea VISITED with destructive
yyphooa -loss S5O000oa
Lsee,- Geo- Tz-oo, has eeea oon;nssei IS the
Rspsblscsa cz76i34,s tos Govssnor Ct MzsSzehz-
sets
he trosbles between the uez7oss ard whites
il LosiSi4aA eo1,i7ss, and iareAsea more dis
surozoce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21

IN THE MArrER OF rhE ISsrArH OF
u kAHEfA. l.. atc % Hcnokanc. North KohslA Ia
Wal. acCrssca.
frcrcr aprtoatico having ben male BY VIM. Ncrsc-
eorh Administrative b ne eStase of the iae kahera T.,
q Hoaceane Ncrth kohsia. Hawaii FOR permission sell
certsa RAJ cSsse, Tn~rccrr Saarday, the ssh sy %
NcVcgeer. t>st. ~ 10 cic A. NJ ~ ne Ccurt HOUSE
North kohsla Hawai- Il hcrcov Appointed the time
and rlscc Tor hearing x Application aud any objections
tnas may - mate therceN
CHARLES FREnERfCK KART.
Circnit Iai<e. rhiri Judicial District
Norsh KOaaA, octeeer IS 1874 $40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21


VEGETABLE, Fruit AID P0UlTRT HaREET,
AsjoEninx ne Fay Meat lLnrEst ail b PREPARED q
prurrpay and aefAcorly On orders for everything
z.s fzrzi1h Tie tztes Win al ne anbslsnraa and
Deac11es he eountry alIor1H.
shipping supplied On Bhort HofIce.7Ss
Nsa,1 &C. eearsrsd 70 a parts q ne cfy trhost e.
Tn eharEr lsoS1l Z H BOYD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

IyRoN AND AFTER ruIs DATE VIII.
II nct ~ reSpcnsioe Tor ary dcets contracted IN my
nAme Withoa, my written oCacr.
J. MITCHELL.
Aesse walafuA oahu, II. L oSt issh, is;t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MILK! MILK MILK!
~

WE ARE prepared 10 furnish the GENT.
w INE AkTTCls uoruslS and evsliuS IN Sesnt
rs SEX
o-=S-S s,- MR.. Rssrr- Ez< Rc-is-y. O. FS. VII -
pc7.Gsy aitsa&sd - ~ the driver q TIE NusAnu city
Wseoz- : Il. WOOD
Ok S,sS. rSr1-Sie q rHOS SILVA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21

DAcKD BrH HERrLEMAx, AID
n WAEzAEIED E1r Sze - U1F
ga so11Ez Co tal2m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21
AUCTION SALES.

By +. P. ADAMS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-21

Star Copper Paint,
LIZ GALE0E AND HALF GALLON CANS
n Fsr saeeT Sc 6ozE5 o.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
TIE Ludingtou Record OF Jnnc

TIE Ludington Record OF June
B. contains the following items:
The boiler of The Nut lien, which
was sunk in the bayou year ago,
is being removed from the wreck.
The mill of Danaher II Melendy
cut, on Saturday last, with two cir
culars, 100000 iect oflnmber.
The organization oi a Fire De-
partment, with a Hook II Ladder
and a Hose Company,w was perfected
Wednesday evening last,
u. Wyatt, Jas. Bets and a Mr..
Durrcll engaged in logging for Gray
Il Dickerson, upon tho South
Branch, killed q large bear last week,
and captured her three cubs.
At The special election held on
Monday, for the purpose Of voting
upon the question OF issuing bonds
of the city tor 81, 800 for The bene-
fit OF Fire Department, the result
was 81 for and 8 against.
Warrants have been issucd
against three saloon keepers for
non com rlance with the city license
law, aud they arc now making des
pera'c efforts to Tx MP matters.
A young man named Charho-
ncau, ~ employee Of this office,
met with shocking accident ON
Sunday, by the careless nse Of u
gun. lie had gone out duck hunt.
ing with number of companions,
near tho head of the Lake, and
while ont in boat alone his shot
GU was discharged, tho charge en-
terins lis right arm little above
the wrist and passing up until IL
struck the elbow j,int and then
scattering around the arm. Ills
companions hearing his cries went
to his assistance aud brought him
to his lrardin. place. The Doctors
Ddnda-s opened The wound and tx
iracted abb eighty shot, besides
pieces o wadliny aud clptling, and
1t 10 lo. cd The ann IA } be saved.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

On "Wednesday, 3d instant,
McGraw'S mill, at Bay City, per-
formed the largest amount of work
in u given time, ever known in the
world. In two hours and forty
minutes actual running time ,henlli
cut l70,11S feet Of nmber, leg
scale. The first hour G2,707 feet
were cut; the second hour, 56,545;
and the last forty minutes, 60, 4G6
Three gangs and two circular saws
did the business.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

Ar II meeting at the stockholders
of tho Flint Il Pcre Marquette
Railway, held in East Saginaw,
June sd, the following Directors for
the ensuing year were elected:
Sam'l Farwell, Utica, N. Y; r. b.
Ward, Detroit; }. Ii. Prentiss,
Chicago; Jesse lloyt, New York;
8. X. Hitchcock, Orange county,
New York; w. w. Grape, New
Bedford, Mass; II. 9. Potter, q. W.
Ledlie and VIM. l.. Webber, East
Saginaw.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

WARNER $ ORGAN had another lii
Of hystcrics last we, k, al! bccnse
the nurse viii moi take our advice
and "kccp COL lie says the
question we asked him - rs to
whether he actually did omit the
"rnff" for Baldwin, City bu|ines
nlcn wasn't worthy of"ur notice.
and yet he makes great ado about
it, and uses Language wholly unti
IT, Come from the pen of ono who
publishes a paper Tor "good" aud
not fon "evil." he has so much To
say lately about "h"odwlnking'
people, that one might naturally
conclude he Was in tina; line of bus.
mess altogether. If he wanted to
PR ctice upon the citizens Of this
i lace, however, lie should have
moved his infant sheet right here,
instead OF stopping where he did.
As it is, it rather locks as til, ugh
nurse was "hoodwinking" himself
in conducting the "organ" in such
a manner. Stick to your business
If following The County Scat
and don't launch ont into matters
which you know nothing of. and
make Yourself ridiculous. Keep
ooi!"Many man has attempted to
ran a newspaper and made far worse
work of it than you do. If you
should fail to please yonr patrons.
and be compelled TO ''pack np' and
leave, not all the "C07oSsot Zpolngic
al entertainments, Mdnageries and
the like in the country could fill
the void in The line of amusement,
created by your departure.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

Fir NJ he Reed City Liarion OF
June All:
Thc Sno !yr"ss & Bon CT s,w
mill, at y h'"n, eau .ht fire Garur-
day niahi last. and MIS- entirely
dcstro, cd, together vi h about
5000 feet 81 number hcInn9i' y to
llalladay Il Srn. No Insurance.
While c.nss'nr TIC road III q, ing
TO Westi'a - i'"trl. Tue day last,
Miss Il N Ash. daughter # D. w.
Ali, was q 'i'c Soy ;Ielv bitten by u
large dog, III one "l the lower
limbs.
When alb M ihrcr-fourths Of a
mile from Reed Cry, Saturday
evening last, an axle to tue ten
der at the engine drawing the
train going north. on the q i &
|. X Il. broke, throwing the boy
gage and one passenger car from
rhc track in n hiiicr ard thlhcr
manner, and cansing y terrible
wtcck of the same. FoIuna'c
40 one was seriously jared exec lt
the brakeman, jacob Sn,il, who
ha,l.one Of his legs broken in-t
above the ankle j'ini. Bong
made aware ct he calamity which
had happened to The train, opera or
Knnan put the I'll g|l'nrg ma
chine" in operation, AID soon in-
formed the r. K. nnihori'irs If the
"Xis'ins state of affairs, when Il
special train was sent from Big
Rnpds- carrying large !nrcc If
men - which arrived IT tho "place
of action" about 10 p. IN. These
incn snon set themselves to work
clearing the track and 'pnitiug
things to right, which took until
about p. IN. on Sunday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

Ter next, unless the Lumber Cou-
pany rcdecnns them, or colnpels the
issue 1T proper papers releasing the
lauds, OH the payments alleged TO
have been made 10 Clalk.
II tho Lumber Company's agent
paid Clark $1,000, and we see no
good reason To doubt that he did,
we should certainly he sorry to see
them compelled to pay the amount
again. On the other hand, ia the
"h-cncc of any evidence that Mr..
Bigbee had anything whatever to
ITO with the matter, why should he
suffer!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
We find tie following i'ems in
lhe Gsc4Ol0 Outline OF june 4th !:

he Osc40la Outline of June Ith
Fires swept through the woods
near Wood d. Watson's shlng &
mill, last Satu day, and men turned
ont from thus VILLAGE, and s,vod the
mill from Burning.
We learn that the loss of Daniel
McGovvrn, by the burning If the
mil al Tustin, was greater than we
first supposed. The mill is total
loss, and there was a large amount
OF shingles b rncl besides.
W. s. q 'rr,sh has broke ground
f'r he foundation ot the new shin
gle mil of lIaak IL Gerrish, aud it
the intention of the parties to
have the machinery in and the mill
running by the first Of August
On Tuesday evening Rev. E. w.
Miller handed his esignatiom to the
Congregational Society oflhis pl &C;
aud the resignation was reluctantly
acc,pte |. We have not heard
where Mr.. Ill. proposes to next
pitch his tent, nor who will be his
successor here.
We understand that ID. A. Bod
gctt has uccedcd TO all the PROPOSE
tons n,ale by the Pniadclphians
who were here last week, and we
expect to hear OF something lively
n few days. The site for the
new saw-mill is quite as good rs lhe
ground upon which Mr.. BlodgetI's
large mill stands, and con velient
to the Railroad track.
On Tuesday afternoon, Will
Oh rlcs Hartwcll was working in
Samples well, Jersey township, II
tive pail kettle filled Will, sand AMI
stones Tell upon his head, ininrins
him So that his recovery is quite
doubtful. Dr. Wing says tho pa
Iient was unconscious yesterday;
and that the seal p was terribly cut,
the cheek bone crushed, and several
bruises on the back. The kettle
fell about twenty feet, and the acct
dent was caused by the windlass
slipping from Mr.. Samples hands
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
In tie Manistec Times If June
4th we find the ioliowirg:

In tie Manistec Times If June
4th we find the following:
Lust Tuesday a sailor named r.
Wheeler, OF the schooner J. Il.
Holmes, went out pigeon hunting,
and while in the woods sat down on
stump. Dropping the gun down
by the side of the stump, the ham.
mer struck something ard the gun
went off. the whole charge If shot
passing into his fore arm. Just he
low the elbow, SCATTERING it in u
most dreadful manner. lie was
brought to the city, where it was
discovered that it would be ncces-
sary TO ampniate his arn and the
operation was accordingly per-
formed.
TIE community was terribly
shocked yesterday afternoon by the
report that man named NichulS,
or Nicholas, working in the mill If
Messrs. Tyson e Sweet had been
literally sawed to pieces. On in
quiry VIC learned that he man was
observed standing near the Jaw,
and when again seen he was pass
ing under it. His head was sawed
in two. and his body was severed
IN one or two places. There was
nothing in the saw at the time, and
it is a mystery how he became
thrown upon it; some Surprising,
however, that his clothing was
caught and that he was thereby
jcrked into the TVS of death before
he had time To even utter cry Of
distress. IIe is said 70 have rcsid.
ed in Milwaukee, and some claim
that he has family there, while
others arc II u contrary opinion.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
Valuable Information.

BosToS. Dee L., ISG9
Gentlemen: My only object IN giving you this tcs-
tmonial IL Ia spread valuable information. Having
been badly afflicted with Salt Rhcum ard TIC whole
surface oi my skin being covered with pirplcs and
crupiions many of which caused me great pain aud
annoyance, and knowing IL To be blood disease |
took many OF the advertised blood preparations,
ont obtaining any benefit until commenced taking
the vEGErINE: aud bcforr had completed the
Consequently followed on with tuntil | had taken
seven bottles, when was pronounced we'll man:
and my skin Is smooth, and entirely free from PIN
pies and erlpti0ns. have never enjoyed So good
health before, and attribute It all TO the use of
NEGETlNE To benefit those illicted with RheGm
aiism. will make mention, also, of the NEGE-
TIMES wonderful power Of curing me Of this acute
complaint, of which have sufi' red so intensely.
G. III. TICKER, Pass. l.gt Mich G.. II. r.
90 " aslinaton Street. Be ton
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
Every One Speaks Favorlblv.

EAST MARsHFfELD, Aug ~. 1870.
I'm STEyEEs: Dear Sir: | have bfcn troubled
with cnnkcr from childhood ,cau>ngmy mouth 10 be
81 sore at times, that was unable to eat. Have
taken many preparations, but with no effect, until
tried your NEGETINE. After taking n few doses
found IL relieved the fantncss AT the stomach that
always accompanies Cankr humor; and by the tmr
had taken the third bottle my mouth was entirely
cured. Have 40; been troubled with IL since that
time. which IL eight months ago. / have recon-
mend'd II 10 several Of my acquaintanccs aud every
one speaks fayorably of its good effect
Yours truly, P.S. SHERMAN.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

TnE Toledo Blade says: John
E'Isar Thompson. late Prrsid, mt Of
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compg-
ny, having accumulated his large
fortune in tie Ra lroal bnsi e.,
made provision in lis vii that af CT
the dcceasc If his widow his proper,
~ shall be devoted to tie fundu.
ton %. m institution in which the
families 81 men killed in the service
ofthe Company may fluid hnme.'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

" zoe tie haric ut Grn. JnO. w /.
Fuller, # T"irdo, men'i ned ~ con
nrcti"n with HE coming APP int
ment 1T A,si-stanr Sc eiary If the
Treasury. DON'T believe better
choice conld br made.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

aN hLEG NNTLY BOUND CANVASsING ECOK
for tn best and cheapest Fnlliw rihle sX,r MN
nsned, WI DC sent Tree OF charge To any hook agent
~ contains over 80 lin Scripture Il,u-ira Ions,
Address. stating pericr &C. ~ w. will show Won
what orr ag AT AZ, doing NATIONAL Pt'iiLiSU.
pha, Pa. . '''"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
VEG..I!iII II Il.

NEGFTINIl Is made exclusively from the Juices of
carlully selected banks, roots aud herbs and 20
strongly concentrated that ii Will rcctually cradi
ttc ion the system every tlint Oi SCRJTUlA, SCHoF
JHuts fluuUn, TONERS, CANCER, CNScEpoUs Hu-
MhS. EElsiPLLAs. SALT RnGUH, SYrH.LlTio Dis
EtsEs. thNkEG, FAiETNEss At THE SToMACH. and
al diseases thai arr C from mpur' blood .ScQ leu
H.fp1"diO1ad 1d (H,0Hic RiesmGii,Ht, Ne0ydlg;a
G0pf aud oMam COnpiQiatS can only he eiicc,,luIly
curc through the blood
For t'CCrS and Etaptire Uiedsfa of the Skin.
P'A|RtS, ffhiieS. DOiChcs, BOiLs. IeYy, ScCIiLeGd
AID Ri"IVOFm. NEGETiNE has never failed To
effect permanent cure.
Tor Iai,fs ~ he Back, Kinney CoDlpiQiats Dyop
~, fchtd'e IIedNhCSs. LpcoFie0, arising from Inter
nal ulccraii n and uterine diseases and GeHe,m
Ub{,iy. NEGETiNE acts directly upoa he causes
OF these complaints. Ii invigorates aud strength
cas- the whole system. acts upon the sccretve or
gaaS. aay. Inflammation, cures liberation, and reg
ulatcs the bowels.
FOR Csi7?h, DySpcpsia. Hdl;'Ha, CoHrcHess.
aesS. dR1 G'JtIM P,0Sffdii0a Of Ire Ae,yOVs ,SysfW
no medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction
~ the NEGEfiNE. itpurinrs the blood. clcansts
all Ofthc organs, and Possesses controlling power
over the nervous systrm.
The remarkable cares effected by NEGETINE
have induced maHy physicians and GpoLccaries
whom we know to prescribe and use it in their own
families.
In fact The VEGETINE is the bet remedy vet dis
covered for the above diseases. and 1t Is the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER, yet placed before the
public
Prepared by
Il. R. STEPHENS, Boston, Mass.
Price si2j Sold by all druggists and dealers
every here.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

Two MES wee III ie', and two
others injured by he explosion OF Al
boiler at Geddes, n. Y. Jcnc 9TH.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

Tie st c,uG mai al Geo. Faust oI
Marshall FIR sc'Iiny la.cr beer re
suited IL n vcr,licl az guilty.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

WE were ~ error iast week IN
announcing tat Inc Detroit Iri-
JHns had been charged from a folio
to- qnarto. The enlarged fern is
merely for 'ho Saturday editions,
and Mas crcn cl, probably, to sup
ply the maid for advertising
space On ,lnt Il. V.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
GOING SOUTH.

All trains run daily except Sunday: Express
Truin leaving Richmond ut 1910 m. stops all night
at Grand Rapids.
4. II. MYERS. GIN. Pass. & Ticket Agent
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

ESYcHom iGcY, or SOUL ZINC" How
elthtrsN may fascinate and gain the love Il
ancctioas 81 any person they choose Instantly. THIS
simple, mrnml aequ.rcln, all can pnss IS free by
hhi far &c; toge rn,h n mariag' guide. Egyp-
u unh Cr,ec, Dreams, Hints 10 Ladies', ~ 'ddine
Night SHIRT, &c. queer book Address T. VII
LiAM Co., Pubs, Philadelphia 70
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11

. 1HtS 8 pihg Maciine giroS Me6,2f satiy,tcfiog 10
ne user Is pQid for mast ,ea;iy. andis he Bet #
az 10 sell. TMerr H. no "y0tReNfic" iytntIig ,a,,r
torn. dlI ~ 70 DOMESTIC :. NJ. CO.. KlE VoiK.
LADIES SEND for elegant Fashion Book. r~TyI
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
FURTHER PROOF.

SrRfNufiELp, Me-, May A. 1871
Mn. IT. r, STEVENS: Dear Sir: NV daughter has
been out of health for about two years About year
ago she had tumor come on her side, which was
very painful saw NEGETINE advertised in the
Farmer, and sent 10 Bangor aud got two bottles.
She II now taking the second bottle: her health l.
much improved, and the tumoris going away M fast
as u came. Every one In this vicinity knows what
VEeETiSE has done for my daughter. and take every
tn recommend IL TO those who arc not
aware of Its great value. Very respectfully,
WRs. SUSAN c. RANDALL.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-11
Report from a Practical Chem.
list and Apothecary.

BosroN. May ]. 1871.
DEAR Sin: This Is 10 certify that have sold ~ r.
tail sixty-ihree doz (I56 bottes of yonr NEoE iNE
since April u. lS70and truly say that IL has Civ
the beet satisfaction Of any remedy. for the com
plants for which II H. recommended that ever sold.
Scarcely dny passes without some OF my custo-
mers tcsifyng 10 its m riis on themselves or their
fIiants. ! am personally cognizant of several cases
OF Sfl0fUiOas IbarOys being cured by NEGETINE
alone In this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours, Al GILMAN,
To ii. X. STEVENS, Esq. 46s Broadway
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-10-03
Chairman of Committee

The day following the date Of the
above correspondence, prominent
citizens from different portions of
the parish met at Bellevue and had
conference, through a committee,
with some of the leading Radicals.
The result of the conference was that
the Radicals agreed to recommend to
Acting Gov. Kellogg the appoint
ment of two members of the Peoples
Party on the Police Jury and also to
have appointed an equal number o.
Commissioners of Election from each
party.
In pursuance of the arrangement,
Mr.. Geo. III. Walker at once rendered
his resignation as Police Juror, and
J. J. Swindle was recommended to
fill the vacancy. Maj. r. 3, Wyehe
was recommended to fill the vacancy
occasloned by the resignation of 1.
III. Hutton. 1880
This arrangement was made by the
parties to it in order to carry out the
spirit of the compromise made in
New Orleans, and to insure fairness
and satisfaction in the conduct of the
approaching election.
Upon recommendation of the citi-
zens present, it was further agreed
that the Parochial officers commits.
stoned by Gov. McEnery should de.
liver possession to those commission
ed by Gov. Kellogg. The latter are
again in office.
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"Rebellious Mrtterings

From the New York News.] se's'esl.
From cne of onr exchanges we
clip the following excited para
graph:
"Ifthis betrue; if,in his despera-
ton, the Governor has determined
to participate a revolution, and
revere 9 by fraud and perjury the
awfnlly-expressed will of the
people, he will kindle a fame Of
popular excitement and indigna-
ton which even Federal bayonets
will not snbdue, and which will
not be extinguished until it con,
sumes the last vestige of carpet.
bagism upon the soil. Let those
who would precipitate a revoln-
tion beware; !; the people will not
be tritied with"
We eommend this to the Re.
publican papers which are search
ing through their Southern ex.
changes for evidence Of a arebel.
lious spirit" in the South. Here
is a deliberate defiance Of this
Government. Here is a declara-
tion that Federal bayonets are
impotent. Here is a savage
threat at carret-bagisln. What
better evidence does The New
York Times, for instance, want,
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There is a time almost here
when the common sense Of the
country must, assert itself; when
we'll meaning men Of all parties
will call for, 8 governmental poll.
cy that rises higher than the pre-
JUDGES OF the war aud the misera-
BILE arts Of political tricksters
prO6ting by them. The hope of
the South il, in the political con-
fusion that is coming. Whom
new parties are formed upen ma.
tional bases, with national issnes
between them, the South will
have fair opportunity for q full
share Of ilhuenee in the council
of the country.-- Richmond Wing
4 (Dem.)