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WOnbstta bat grOEc 6Ofiunng.

Die 6itrei6ti1e YrciIe Hber Dic
SuTembu tyrage.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
fnB L%0UISIANIAy.
Saturday, July %, 1870.

only on the demands Of his tools, aud TO serve
thrlr needs; we even know that, at best, he is
bnt a miserable politician Of cunning tricks
and so'd'd expediencies; but a. he seems
Incapable OF acting save by the ronnsels aud
al The solicitations Of others, why, IN the
name Ut that political shrewdness which h.
and his satellites affect il they do not possess,
does ne not consult the disi",ercstcd and res.
pectable inhabitants who are lie trne ra,rio,.
aud consequently The enemies of all cliones /?
Alas! were W.rmo,h to take counsel from
the honest inhabitants who are sincere v in.
teres'ed in the couutry's good, lie would cease
10 be Warmoh.
Ifne II is, that, IL sneak our mind f~ea.less.
", we must admit that The Ola.PoIice Jury
e'ec'ed ny the people, is moi a model of good
sense, in'e Iigcnce and perfect representation.
"A" improvement %i,"Iee, is very possible: aud
The coming election will doubtless achieve
that Improvement. But, can any one pretend
that the new Juty-.le creatures Of Mr.. Wa
mo'', the appointments Of yes,erdav.-,hat
those Police Jurors selected a, second hand nv
W"rmoth WHO has no personal know,edy. If
them, and, beyond doubt, selected ,ha, they
may be nsea-can any one pr,en, tl,a, lhpy
truly represent our community? When men
OF little or no competency offer (aud hy
illegal means too 10 save the country, they
should give some guaranty Of their saving
powers amt exhibit some signs of the coming
salvation. If we are under III. guidance Of
blind leaders. 1t is not generous Ia ,ieluae Us
ny guides equally bind and, fr our rat, we
are not fond Of snch vilIainous Iooling with our
c"mmnnity's interests. And as f,r our pcoptc.
u they have not lost all sense Of their d,yui,,
It they d" not intend to be betrayed aud dup.d
ny c'iqnrs; if They desire to be masters and
sovere'g"s Of their own afr.ir<, as i, il ,l.eir
'nduo't"b'e right 10 be, neither should they
have any love far the pernicious pleasau,,ies
Of those political kers.
Tie defeated Police Jury has taken a sus.
pensive appeal to the Supreme Court. Tina, is
their t'.hf. We are in hopes that The Com,
OF Appeal will confirm Mr.. R..uvais' inds
ment aud that Warmo,h will be more cir.
cn'nspecl hereafter. Ne s"tor Mira c'rpidam.
AS lot us, let us, at the November election,
take cate 10 choose a Police Jnty which viii
worthy represent our parish and our popula.
ton. What then, should be The candidates
qualifications? Intelligence, honesty, good
common sense. and care for the pubic we'll.
being. Men possessing these aud des,i,n,e of
that most despised and most dcspicabl. Of all
regulations that Of a pr fc->ionat politician,
s''on'd be "nr choice. They need be neither
too While nor too black nor all wh4e. nor
all black. Yet it would neither l,,r,op ,ho;r
chances Of election, nor their public , ficiency,
to know at least how to read and write,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
BY TELEGRAPH.

July 17.-N"rway and Sweden will join
France provided the Frencl, fleets will operate
IN the North German sras. England is ncgo-
tia,i"g for the neutrality Of Holland, which, il
is said, France favors. Tue posi,ion Of Russia is
uncsrt.in. The latest susmises shaw a dispose.
lion o" R"s+ia's part 10 snppor, Prussia.
The French corps commanders are. first,
Ca"robs't; second, Pa'ikao; third, Trossari +;
f'"r'h, McMaIo"; fifth, FriiIy; Imperial
Guard and Re>e, We. B .zains.
Fame Jis,rn.,s Belgium because two aIie-
mated Fre"chmen, Chs>ed aud B,ainan,
command her corps d'armee.
Telegraph companies have made arrange.
ments TO reach all European COMMITTEES with.
out tanching France. DIN Carlos has been
expelled from France. TIE evacuation of
Rome u again repaired.
French men.af.war are watching The de-
par.nre Of the P.us.ian iron-clad. fio,n Eng
land.
Paris, Jn'y IS-4R. H-News have been
received di &c, from The seat Of var IN 10 on.
This afternoon. There has been no
bloo.l.l.sd Is yet.
PAaIs, July Isl =. A.-At nom to-day
Pfsssi.n fosses occupied The following poiu,s:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
High Sounding Sentences.

"Yon have been connselled to beware of
Strangers, w'e" the boys in b;ue came march.
ing down in solid columns, will, .Ii>,.niny
bayo"ets, resolved to break The ~fe,,.rs which
bound yon or perish in the attempt, did yon
ask them ii they were strangers? Where
were they who now warn You Of Strangers!
Why were they M, in the front rank, mn-ket
in hand establishing their claim TO your future
conf enc and snpp"r, }"
Alas! Some Of them, at first grey and after.
ward blue, We're running like rabbits, although
broken windei, and crying: Wolf. Wolf!
There is The Wolf!
Don, you recollect?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
OUR PRINCIPLES.

@fE H
Republic Of Order, Honesty and Justice.
Universal s.4oragr, except for out1uws and
vagabonds.
CHIC alliance Of The wh;te and colored
Loaisianiuns.
Education for all,
No more political Carpet baggers, nor
useless rou1lies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturulised and
American born citizens.
Protection eatemaed to laDoyious i'm
migrants.
Respect for the lao.
We rM erah the honcsl man to office and
reject HE dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled BY Honesty and
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
Polico Jury.

Last week, on account Of the late hour Al
which the Jnry-conA;c. j." our parish culminat
eli, we were unable TO bsstow upon it The
consideration which All affair SO important
merits.
~ in dn'y bound, we recnr TO the subject
The canss Of the Old Police Jury. wa.
intrnsted II the %eficien, keeping Of NJ. f.. P
Puch6 whose advocacy, il must he confessed
was q eloquent Of speech as i, was pointed
trenchsn,, logical, and conclusive.
The New Police Jury was Represented by
nr. J. J. Roman who, assisted by Col. Ho
ward, pleaded the canss Of his clients with
MI the talent aud practical experience for
wtirh he i. Distinguished.
Judge Bsanvais, having heard borh parties
Nth thA. impasslbili,y which is one Of the
shaInctesis,ics If Justice, rcudrred judgment
ID fsvor Of The Jury elected by The people. aud
le.aosabie only BY the regular and 'rgi,i'na'e
scrsTfsncs Of vacancie.; aud against the
INV Jury arbitrarily appointed BY Governor
Wasmosh.
This judgment, dedncel from tho law and
tie evideRee. was Delivered with an mn
jeepnmon perspicni,y of language and in n
MaMNsr that csnvinced the umimisrsslsj list.
enssssf in en'iss i,np.r'iali,y.
Ind il fact. tho Judgment was not less
.~1s1rsaso"s than imparii.i-.scognixing, As i,
~, III nerrs~i,y II opposing : legal barrie.
Sssshe tsspetis encroachmsn,s Of an anti
19pebyjcan Exesative. Are We indeed 10 b.
$500 no ~ : Napoleon Jsni Does Mr.
Nyyassas,h sopross that because = corrupt and
xeAAieAieed l.eai.la,nfs has conferred upo"
1seKJSAtasy e.wsss, Va are therefore 10 b.
$500 ~ "A sal.is A. his slave. I We arr
q q 4saless TIM, the ao,ho.i,y of the psop,.
y asezyses keAse@a 70 alter impn,ency; III ),
e1ssjselasaS representative. aay MI ", b
leguted = eesss. IN 49, o. nem.ls BY
-. slsalh. w kac~ vary veil .ha, III.
sNneah - = pssss~aI ksswseiss IL on,
49, ~ nj ishAbi.ssss, III y ~
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
Who Is a Republican :

The true Republican, as il is and as i, has
ever been understood by every thinker and
sensible man, is he who is honest and upright.
All bna&ieys are liars.
The Republican, conforming his actions ia
The precep,s Of the Gospel, says: 500 unto
others q you wish others 10 do unto You"
He also wishes liberty and rights as well ia
others as 10 himself.
No ons is ! Republican If he il not = ri,tu.
~ man.
Thrrefore:
Hs who is I dishonest fellow is not a Re.
publican.
Tie rubber IS not a Republican.
The slnsgasl is NJ, a Republican.
The vagabond is not a Republican.
IIs who d~eceivcs his brethren is not 4 Re.
pehlican.
IL who be.rays his friends is not a Re-
publican.
Hs who rob. hi. ncigbourg's wife or daugh.
Ter il not a Republican.
He who lies il any way is not a Republican.
He WIN attends M, /" his family aud to his
children Is not q Republican.
HI who curses man, woman OF child, is mol
Z Republican.
The cruel and mcrciless are not Republic.
ans.
The %env;ous are no, Republicans.
The nngenerous ara no, Republicans.
The Fools are mol Republicans.
Those who are ambitious, GINNING, boas,ers,
time.servers, canno' I've Republicans.
He who advocates some principles, merely
in behalf Of his pocket, is not n Republican.
Hs who is seeking public offices. undue
honors aud personal riches, is no. a Republican.
He who il blue, grey and red, all at once,
Is not 2 Republican.
He who is incapable Of filling an office and
who aims al tina, off 70 is no, a Republican,.
He who is a hypocri,c, ton ugly 10 face an
homes, mans look, is not a Republican.
He who is a slave 10 another is not q Re.
publican.
Show nc now, illnstrions Radicals and
Carpet -baggsrs, the tail Of a true and sincere
Republican.
Your mothers know that you lie with all The
impnLence Of a bHzen heart when you say:
Il love my bre.hern, my country, aud human
.kind,n
You love our money, and nothing else.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
LAND Il
AND
Civil Engineering.

NJ. HEATING, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
and Professor al 81. M.,y.Je0'r>on College,
expects To have some tim. on hand, during
the approaching vacation, to devote 10 the
dn''es "f the profession in which he was
educated, and with which, he is practically
conv"tsant.
Surveys, Plans, Drawings, Leveling for
Dralnane and Railroads, and Measurement.
and Calculations OF whatever kind, come
within The sphere of his experience: and
parties requiring his services in any OF these
departments, will please apply early in the
vacation.
College Point, July ~, 1870.
N. d A SIN II and sclsc, class of yonn Q
gentlemen DESTROYS nE learning ,Il. p,ac,ire
OF Surveying and Field Engineering, could
be attended 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
Who is Treasurer 7

We have two boards Of Po, ice Jury and we
have nnne!
We have two Treasnrers and we have none!
Who then will be 'hs heposi,,ry of she parish
funds. during The pendi"g conflict?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23

Some m%ili'iamen, Company o, are m
times drilling here aud there, and during the
night. Their services, Of con,sc, would be
very efficient if they prevented robbers from
stealing here and there.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
FORGE SAlNTJOSEPU.
9Hab.sai0s1 AusnHt Bourgeois,
St.jIcques, Riue gauche.

NJ. l.. EMunrd Psche, ~mscaajcien 81 for.
g"r"n. avsr'it les hshi,a",s Lc la p~,,oi-se, qn'il
d'""vfir ron a,eiisr sur rhati,a,i,u d.
NJ Aman, Donreeois.
u se scnd'a 4 f.ppel DIES habi,an'. po,r
reps fstion Dc machines, toa'lioit-., etc..
i.ss i'svanx do forge Scion, propp,emen, !,
sonse'eaesssssasnt executes. jsis 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
School for Children.

Mas HEATING. proposes l., open a school
at i'r' Residence near the C~.llsge-lo com.
me e. q" The i>t al August.
July %, 1870
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
AASMzA NNMAM

Exrrcera sa profession dans les paroisses
S,.jean.B aplis'e, Ascension, &.
devan' Ia Con, Supreme de llEtat.
Bureau lmbi,a,ion A. d. ROMAN.
T'ose Gabrielle p. q.
N. Alfred Roman sera tons les jonrs 4 son
bureau, de 10 l,en,es A. NJ. d 2 hrn,es r. NJ.
saul |e Inndi on il Sc ,ronvera 4 Ia Maison de
Co,r de la %parois>r S,-Jarqncs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
a voadro

I'D
1M-N C"r lroprifN si,nte dams IL
80 !.:A v"lslnage IN College Jefferson,
@4t9&S t,J.rqn-s, live gaucl., mesh.
RANT nn d'nni atpenl d. face an fenye sur nnc
Pr"'"nsI'nr d'"".if"n qnaran,e a,prnts, ayec
mason, cuisine. BIZ Uses, =, ameI,ora,ions d..
TOM genre I-r'e cn|.ivte ct productive,
iat'''n Z" rapport, ba,inre excelIen,e, etc..
Sadrs>er an bncan ln Louisianaiy,
) Jacques, , Jn,il.I 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
j. X. GAUDET
AvOCAT

BuRHAu: Pnroi,se s,-J'cqn-s, rive ir"itc, cinq miles
an-de>eus de Ia Mason de Cour. ApRLssE: Gabrielle
z. ..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
Ecole pour Lnfants.

MADAME HEATING an.,i,a nne ac.le, ! 81
1fs'ie"rr. pes du College J-ff.rsnu, Ie Ter
A.dr 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-23
ARTHUR J. ROMAN

ATTOK NEY AT LAW,
Con,en, P. o., Parish Of Sain, James.
wal practire his profession in the Fourth ] nIicia
aud at the Supreme Court. Feb 20, 80
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gons mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Bnchn leaves are gently stimnlan', with 4
pec"iiar tendency I" The Urinary Organs.
They are give" in complaints II the Ultima.
~ Otpans, such M Gravel. Chronic Ca,arrh
of til" Bladder. M",tid lrti,a,'on Of lie Bad.
der aud U,c,hra Disease of the pro>,n,e
Glauh, aud Retention or Incontin-nce Of
Urine, from \ loss If tome in the parts con-
c"'n.I in lis evacuation. The remedy las
ais" been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chton;c
rheumatism Cu,aueous Affections aud
Diop.y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

~ mpany.- Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting # the Board sf rustees If the Athens
Gold AMI Silver Mining Company, held at the
Office Of the Secretary and Tressur er the 22d
Of Janu,ry. l>70 il resolved that an Assess-
ment Fifty (50) ents be and the same ia hereby
levied up,n each and every share of the capital
stock Of the compt v, pay BILE Immediately to
the Sec etiry ard Treasurer at his office IN Proc
tor str ct. in Carson City; if in any case the
payment Of snch sessment shall nor be male
within imr week. from the pub ic rfion Of this
notice the shares on which t"e same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM D. KING
Secretary and Treasurer g. 4 8. N Co.
Carson City, 24th Janusry, 1879. 4w
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that the School recently taugst by Mr.. LawIor
VIII be continued by the Under.
signed from the I7,h inst.
The system of teaching that will be adopted. in
conturung this schooI. il h system VIII ch h..
proved itself entire success after exp rience
OF TWEEN y.two years, hy gent .man We X own
~ Eastern cities, TO be . gentleman at the
heasi OF tn. profession. and one worthy Of imit.-
tion in every thi' Hppert aiming to teaching This
system w'll be cumbin,d with the system lately
pursued by Mr. La~lor
lie T Ill wing studies will be taught:
kngiish Grammar,
Mental and Writ en- Arithmetic,
Ep-llinY, heading.
Penmtn-hp Ge, tyrAphy.
History OF the United States.
Composition. anc
Practical Book keeping, in the manner custom.
ary Ia the Eastern colleges.
The stme books that have been used by Mr.
Lawlor wi be used At present.
A report will be is-uei o. pa ents monthly.
showing the number fs ures in recitsti n. etc.
No partially will be shown, and parents may
rest assured that their children will receive all the
attention nec-ss ~ 70 accomplish . good school
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS FOR FOUR WEEKS.
The French, LAein and German Languages will
be taught BY q Lady # ling experience
liberal patronage most respectfully solicited
Il. HtkBrRT THOMPSON, Teacher. |
Carson. January Is, 1s10 |
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TO PARENTS AND GUAR.
DIANS!

'I'IE BJECT OF TITS ADVERTISEMENT
is to give notice t. Parents Il Guardians
that the School recently taugst by Mr. Lawlor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-05-11

D b Eenlr.ly supposed in this country that soft
Eaia- j. DoTp healfhfnl than hard. The London
O. .s remarks thu the Preach saraas, when in
gu-izg alIe- water for the supply of Paris, found
ar uu-u couscripts rejected in soft water dis
--iais, ou account q imperfect Development and
stIled EroEth- thSn In the hard; and they eouctu-
de1 lalt czlczra0us matter in water is essential to
-lria-ialioH Of tissues. In the British Islands, it
r--s laai ma death T1te Is Influenced by the water
slu,y rci Osly 20 its sufieiency and the amount
q organic matter suspended in it, but also as to its
saiaifFt hurdaess- Glasgow and Manchester are
EuIiuc VIA Eof, EEters. and have high death rates
Esrzaiurian, BFisInl. Newcastle and Warwick have
hlrc waf-- and lev death rates 1t may be said
IA IL i1Has supplied with water Of more than ten
o1eTues 81 hzrduzss he average mortality is p per
l1ao pls IN those supplied with softer wsterit is
sAuu - per .o0o
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-05-11

I'm Ehaiiug ship Truelove," now hailing from
HI E.uziEnd is SAID 10 be the Oldest vessels
1au1t having been built in Philadelphia in the
Eer l75s- oEIng 70 a peculiarly in her model,
Wtist ihose wis are Interested in building ships
ia- f'si1- FgTzges shOuld study. she has several
tlnes Ehen squeezed by the ice, on occasions
wee ulhe- resseis were destroyed, risen up on
A. sz-iare and rested there I'LL danger was over
Sss has H@5e eighty voyages to Attic seas, and
~ hs&-s q eaE Is stiH sound. Her owners be-
iisrs- VA ne poet, 'Truelove can never die"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-05-11

A SAzloE complained Of the power of the cap
t-ius- and sISNe bitterly Of the character Of the
slllss'--s q ne oar. Why" said be, not long
lgu. On he coazi Of AiEiker. cap'n was going to
-i-9E o1s n The crew thai was dying. overheard
s'ei1ze hs Was dead SO the man says, You
AKA gang 70 bury ne alive, are you ?" Oh" says
1hs czlsaia- gOu needn't be 80 Jolly particular
T. a lev rlsnutes7