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Republican State Central Commit
tee Of Pennsylvania,
Held this day,

On motion OF JAMES W. M. NEWLIN, seconded
by THOMAS c. PARKER, the following Resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:-
Whereas, 1t is wei known in political circles that
a combination has been entered into between some
so.called Republicans ald certain influential men,
bers of the Democratic party to create by legiss-
tive action a numser OF commissions to govern the
city of Philadelphia
And Whereas Said commissions are to be orga-
nized in the same manner, and with the sam, OBJ
jects, those now in operation in New York city,
whereby the property of all its citizen, is at the
mercy of irresponsible officials, and large sum OF
money has been raised by the leading De moor itjc
politicians OF that city to the consumm ,tit
of this scheme in order to carry Pennsylvania fer
the Democracy in 1872;
And whereas, The safety OF the Republican party
requires the utmost fidelity of Intention ON the part
OF its Representatives in order to its triumph
IN the next Presidential campaign,
Therefore Resolved, That the proposition to mis-
govern the city Of Philadelphia by Commissions and
the attempt by legislative action to place the pro-
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enjoy ing the confidence OF the public, and to
deprive the people of the right of self-government
meets with our unqualified condemnation, and we
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Resolved, That the people and the press be and
they are hereby earnestly requested to take active
measures to prevent the Introduction ino midst
of the odous system OF government under which the
people OF New York City are now suffering.
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The REVENUE OF GREAT BRITAIN for the year
ending December 81, 1870 was as follows the pound
sterling being valued at nve dollars The increase
or decrease on the OF the previous year is
also giVen:-
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THE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT
The cable dispatches forwarded last night
from France state that the delegates to the
new Assembly will probably form a Provi-
sional Republic, with M. Theirs as President.
This Nestor of French politics is the sblest
statesman in that unhappy country, and
almost the only prominent citizen she pos
sesses who has had the courage and sagacity
to discern and proclaim important truths at
many critical periods during the last thirty
or forty years. During a portion of Louis
Philippe's reign he practically ruled
France; during Louis Napoleon's career
as President he led the opposition;
after the Empire was proclaimed he detected,
exposed, and denounced its blunders; when
war was declared last year against Prussia, he
warned his countrymen that tAey were not
prepared for the contest they we're provoking;
when the Empire was overthrown, he beg
ged, but in vain, for the establishment, by
constitutional means, of constitutional Gov
eminent on its ruins, instead of revolu-
tionary Provisional Government; and yet
after the Favre- -Trochu- Rochefort organization
was installed in power, he did what he could
to relieve his distracted country These are
no slight recommendations, and the probable
elevation of M. Theirs is good augury for
France in every aspect except one, viz, he is
commonly believed to be devoted adherent
of the Orleans dynasty, and he may SO use
his temporary power as to establish that
dynasty on the French throne. If he is now
animated by the honorable ambition of act
ing as the first of long line of presidents of
bona tide French republic, he may render
incalculable service to his country, if he in
tends to act merely as the catspaw of Louis
Philippe's descendants, he may do more harm
than good.
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1t win be noticed that, Notwithstanding the free
trade policy OF Great Britain, the fact that her
exports vastly exceed her imports, nearly onethird
OF her annual revenue is derived from customs
duties. Absolute free trade would bankrupt her
treasury without taking into consideration its effect
upon her industrial interests.
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Amedfc COntant.

Contant 6tait bourgeois, peu belliqueux, brave
[hommc
1t d. Blois, la cite qui nest pas une Rome;
Mails Get auneur de drap, mon ami De vingt ans,
Etait M patriotic aus,ere des vieux temps,
L'un de ces resolus qni transforment leur aune
En- monsquct de soldat, quand 10 deyoir Vorlonne
II en- est CONNIE lui. Beaucoup7 Par n%,alleur, non
Et le bourgeois du jour a perdu son grand nom.
Mails Contant, lai, nettait, republican, pratique,
La patrie au.dessus dune simple ~bou.ique,
La France bicn plus hout qu'un compton d~'Gpicier;
II 6tait un h6ros Ell habit De n,errier.
Aussi qoand les Prussiens, bande efroyable ct vile,
Sc rnercnt sur Blois, pauvre petite vile
Ouverte ct bombard6e, on Wit Contant partir,
Wiser all tas, tirer, puts tomber ell martyr.
C'est bien simple, apres tout, mails c'est grand, ct
Hon nomme
Plus dun fer general qui ne yaut pas cst homme.
Or, bons bourgeois de B'ois, sill vous reste du cceur,
81 vons ne tremblez plus an seul nom du vainqneur,
81 v0us mettez lie brave au dessus des intames,
81 yous etes Frsncais, 81 vous avez des atnes,
II vons faut clever lie liant ma,bre 6clatant
Qui rappelle . vos fills rlerolque Contant.
]. G.
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TIIE L0UlSlANIAy.r
= Saturday, May p, 1871. q

tosnbe, ono dc cliiens en- denil, ct que dc chicnnes
dcsol6es. Grand remne- ,nenage All chenil. Les
'natins democratiques sont les souls a en- rire, ct
cenx-lA aboient gaillardenent. Pourquoi done plc,l-
reraientils acknowledgement ct epouvantablement !?
Plus de golfers, plus de chaInes, plus de coups de
baton, plus dos sans noelle 4 roncer, mais la
librr,G. Vive Ia republi4ue. @
Mails concluons.
Oui, tout bien 6tudit, considerc, peso, le chen
DIES sieclcs primitifs est moins bavard, moins brazil.
lenr, moins %hurleur, moins avocat que IL cllien
civilis6 du .dix-neuyiemc siecle. Theirs parle plus
l%onguement quinn DIES h6ros d'Homere. Louis
Veuillot est plus disert qu'H esiodc. Les iournalistes
du jour ct dun Jour, sans meme EN- excepter les
illustrations ct les 'so:nmitGs louisianaises, ont NEIL.
leur bee ct plus richie caquetquc les pies des temps
antiques. "
Et ponrQuoi done, car il y a un pourquoi dams
tout etHg
C'est que lie monde marche.
C'esta ue la civilization fait DIES siennes. NJ
C'est que IA %grarnmare ct lie dictionnaire DIES
modernes sont dix fois plus gros ct dix fois plus
encytlopediqnes que la gra,nmaire ct le diction.
iaire dn pere Adam.
1T mile autres raisonnables raisons.
Depuis que le saz tclaire "a giorno'' nos Assem-.
blees, nos Farlements ct nos Congres, nous passions
les Nuts 4 bavarder, d ltgif6rer, i cic6roniser
tanais que nos percs Sc contentaient de faire reli.
%giease,nent ramour D leurs femmes legitimes.
j. G.
(La suite az proclaim Muntsr0.J
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% Nous appelons Pa,ten,ion de nos
Iec.eurs, abonnes 81 amis de la paroisse SUI
ravis De M. v. E. M. Anderson, lie liberal
ct entreprenant marchand de i'AcAp1A SroaR.
NJ. '. f.. NJ. Anderson est I'agsm pour Ia
famsnse mschins Prairie Washing Machine,
don't 10 prix sst 81. 90. Cetie machine 4 ,cr.r
fat on IN jjoqr, alivec IN saniann, az douzs GU
qua'orzs ans, Ie travail do cinr,q .jlou,rs. Econo.
Dc temps. de savon ct de- domestiqtues. '9tr
Qn'on 80 le disc par ces temps de domesti-
cite impossible ct d'economie iorcee!
327.O0 settlement!
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additional on the amount collected for snch
license as a fee for the District Attorney.
pro TEN. ~, f'''5t w. 1.. "a" :
Sec. 2. That tie Tax Collector shall and is
hereby authorized and empowered to enforce
the collection Of all taxes and licenses due
the Parish, as is granted and conferred on The
Tax Collector by State law for tie collection
OF State taxes and Licenses.
SEC. 3. That Tax Collector shall nav over
all monies collected by him for lie Parish to
the Parish Treasurer, at the time and in The
ma"ner us is now provided by State law, talk
ing 1le Treasuret's receipt for the amour, SO
paid TO him.
SEC. 4, The Tax Collector shall list all tax
able property for assessment, aud shall, by
llle frs''d'y Of August of each year. furnish
10 the parish board of assessors description
lists OF all taxable property within the parish.
lie shal! procure at the expense Of the Parish
all necessary blanks for this purpose, aud he
shall be required to make on, a roll 10 be
known as the Parish roll on which tile names
OF all taxpayers who have properly shall
appear, and opposite each name a description
Of his property, Of land, giving its boundaries
and number Of acres, and on which shall
appear me amount Of the valuation Of each
taxpayers property, and the amoun, Of taxes
he owes TO the Parish; said blank roll 10 be
furnished Ivy the Parish. 'r
The Tax Collector shall receive the same
commissions for listing of property, collecting
Of taxes and licenses, Us is now provided by
law tor such services, and when no provision
Is or has been made for such services, then,
in that case, he shall receive for all such
services me same commissions Thai arc allow.
cd 10 him for like services by The State.
SEC. S. That this resolution shal! lake efec,
from aud afer its passage, ana all laws o.
resolutions in conflict with or contrary 10 this
resolution be and the same arc hereby repealed,
Reso|red, That sections tl.itd and fourth Of
Police Jury resolutions passed on March Alb,
1871, in relation 10 the duties Of the Tax Col.
%lec'or, be and are hereby repealed and stricken
out.
On motion of Mr.. o. F. Hunsaker. duly
seconoeo Dy salInIre ShedriCk. it was
Resolred, That the claim OF J. J. Roman
Esq, Of five hundred dollars for services rem.
dered the Parish Of ST. James, be aud The
same IS hereby accepted and approved, and
that the Treasurer be required and directed
TO pay The same Oh the warrant Of said Roman,
approved by the President Of the Police Jury.
." motion of Samuel Cook, duly seconded
by 0. F. Hunsaker, it was
RESOLVED That the regular meeting Of the
Police Jury Of e ...parish Of ST. James will
be o" the frs, Saturday Of each moun,h.
Q" motion Of Q. F. Hunsakrr, duly second.
ed, It was resolved that the Police Jury stand
adjourned u"ti! Saturday, June 3rd, 1871.
Louis DUGAS,
Secretary.
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State Of Louisiana.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Police Jury.

Bel known, that OH this 18th day Of May,
1871, The Police Jury of the Parish Of St.
James, met at tie Courthouse of said Parish,
at IL o'clock NJ.
Members presen.-O. F. Hunsaker, presid.
ent; N. Landry, Adam Travis, Samuel
Cook and Valmire Shedrick.
On motion of Mr.. Valmire Shedrick, duly
seconded, il was resolved that
Whereas, Pierre Sctepp advanced and paid
fifty dollars TO the State Tax Collector for a
Parish license for William Monroe, on Nav
10Th, 1871, and on the night Of the same day
he delivered said license al the store of Viii.
liam Monroe, that night the store was burned
together with said. license for fifty dollars,
No. 81, and the storekeeper supposed 10 be
murdered and ,a =H, s. u..
Whereas, said Pierre Schepp advanced
forty dollars out Of his own funds in payment
Of said license, which has been destroyed as
above stated, and there being no means provid.
ed by law for the relief of said Schepp, there.
fore,
RESOLVED, That the Treasurer, on his warran,
approved by the President Of the Police Jury,
be instructed to refund 10 Pierre ScI.epp forty
dollars, and 10 cancel said license No. 81 for
said amount. as.s..5y
itMr. Adam Travis in the chair.
o." motion Of Nh. O. F.. Hunsaker, duly
secsnded by v. Shedrick, it was 3,
Resoleed, That the bond Of the Parish
Treasurer shall be fixed at ten thousand five
hundred dollars Of good and solvent surety
all resolutions conflicting herewith, are hereby
repealed.
+, On motion Of MI. o. F. Hunsaker, duly
seconded BY Mr.. Landry, ii was
ri Resolred, That the office Of Parish Treasur.
er shall DEPEND upon the will Of the Police
JUICY; all tesolu.ions conflicting herewith are
hereby repealed. ssa 90
On motion Of Mr.. O. r. Hunsaker, second.
ID BY Mr.. Landry, ii was
Resolved, That G. F. Roman, the Treasurer
: elect, be granted three days extension from
the date hereof 10 furnish his bond as required
BY. law; all resolutions conflicting herewith
are hsssby repealed. a
,'sds BE iitsssotyed BY the Police. Jury:
i1aq 6ccrsoa l.. That the State Tax Collector in
a~Ahfss ahs Parish Of 81. James shall bs
authorized 70 order the District Atlsrnsy, bro
tsm,'to saslosniaii psrsons pursuing any trades,
ep0upattotlSi ova Professions Oh wlic, 4 license
\ llsvisd. By ne Police Jury, from following
stlbbsiis ,tssPsctivsg occupations Who have not
psld liesnsss on such tTads, u occupation or
pvotesslon according 10 law or resolution made
- that subject; and oil persons 70 e~nIoined
shall pay oil eesss, together with I've psr cen.
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Philippe Paille'
MGrnnicicn

Went a's,ahIir me FORGE et IN a%iclier
lie CIiAKRON sur i'hah,,a,ion Philemon
GuiJry T. Gle, pres de rE.lise S..Jacqucs,
rive .iroitc.
NJ. p. Pai'se tspare les machines, v%oi,ures,
etc, 'eba' les c!a'turs, e, Sc charge De ,ous
les iravanx concernan, sa specialize lie for.
gero,., charton et macanicicn. nr. I. II.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE..
Five Hundred Dollar. Reward.

Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS INFORMATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED
at this office that on the nigh, of the tenth of
May, A. D. 1871, between the hours of eleven
and twelve o'clock, one Francis Men.ia,h was
foal|y and brntaIly murdered, at a store
known as the Pioneer Store, situated about
two miles below College Point, in the parish
OF ST. James, by some party or parties un.
known; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is alleged that the said party
or parties did, at about the same time, viii.
fully and maliciously SCI, fire 10 and cause The
Burning of the said store aud its contents; H
Now, therefore, ], Oscar ]. Dunn, Acting
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, in the
name and by the authority Of the State, do
hereby offer a reward Ct five hundred dollars
($5OO) for the arrest and conviction of said
party or parties, The anne TO be paid on prs.
se"tation Of satisfactory proof of arrest and
conviction aforesaid.
Given under my hand and The seal Of the
State this fifteenth day Of May, A. D. 1871,
and Of the independence Of the United States
the nineiy.ffM. 80 '.oEajta23 As.
OSCAR J.. DUNN, Ill
Acting Governor of Louisiana.
GEO. +. BovEE, Secretary of State. +.
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A'elie, Dc Mscnniiciien,
De forgcron Ct de Charron, etc..
NM. ICAKD T. CRElSSEN.
A DONALDSON WILLIE.
- - "a
Joseph Fcrri"r, dircctcur.

MN. !. lCARD T. T.. CREISSEN aver.
roissc 81 DIES paroisses voisines qu'i's yicnnem
ponvrir IN ",r'ier d Donaldsoavillc. ct qu'iIs
e%tcn'erou' dams lie Plus BRET deIai tout ord,e
qn' lenr se,a co,tfie concernan, le m6canisme.
lis er,reprennent Ell eAecutent tout travail
co''cernarl m%on'urc d neuf, PREPARATION do
sncrcrIes, monlins de ,ous genres. dessicl,c.
ries, machines en- ncier on EN- cuivre, armu.
rcr'e, clarronage. carrosserie, etc.,.
80 Av. II.
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Estimator EXPENSES Of tic lsa risla,
of 81. fumes for the var ending
December 3l~t. 1871, published
Ia ,accOrea:snc with law, by
order Of the Police J:j

E- g t Ef T
One tenth on Cour, Nohse bonds and the
interest on said bonds as pr. Act Of the
Legislature Of 1869. &. ........ $4,000.
Vacherie Road, authorized by Police Jury
OF 1869, and ratified by an act of Legislature
No. 10 OF 1870 said Tax assessed by f,esu-
luton of Police Jury of $780,. .... 1900.
Free Schools tome min as pr. Act No. s
Of Legislature Of 1871. ...... -. 3l0j.
For Salaries Of all Parish officers, includ-
ing the fees Of Coroner. Constable. Justices
of The Peace, Jailor, Dist. Attorney pro ten,
Dist. Clerk, Ferries, and Sheriff in crimina!
matters, Grand and Petit Jurors, Printing,
Keeper Of Court House, Feeling Of PRISON.
ers, Assessor Of Tableaux Of Taxes, listing
Of Taxes, Recorder for extending Tax roll, +
Parish Physician, Syhdics, Road overseer,
Pound Keeper, Deductions to Tax CoI!.c-
tor, Deductions to Parish Treasurer, Paw Of
Police Jury, Secretary of Police Jury, and
for the contingent expenses of the Parish. SO 992.
e t'}- .Aaa'n.-. sci 800
Oscar +. HUNSAkEi, Louis DEGAS,
Pres. Police Jury. Sect'y. Police Jury.
May 81. 1871.
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ACADIA STOR D.
v. {. M. ANDERSON.
Habi,ation MlRE, Sr.JAcquEs, rive droile.
GROCERIES,
MARCHANDIsES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERIE,
LIQUE YRS, WINS,
JAMBONS, DC, &c,
Et aussi HARNAlS, SELLES, dc,
- Aux prix de la Nouyelle. Orleans.
Au meme magasin:
MEDICINES Patenttes.
MEDICINES de toutc nature.
Prix DIES Groceries au d6tail:r r.
Epaules fumees. ......... IL cents l..
'amoons e............. l6 . 10 cents.
Epanles ver,es II cents.
Graisse. II cents. ,
20 cents.
Sucre, de. .......... l2 i rs cents.
U-ET LIE TOUT DAMS LES MEMEs
PROPORTIONS.
TM. ". f. NJ. Anderson est l'agent pour
Ia tameuse machine a laver PRAIRIE WAS.
HING MACHINE. tt4aal s@I
Cel'c machine, objet de premiere necessit&
dams toute lamille. economic De temps, econo.
ME do sayon, economic de domestiques, eco.
nornie de peines, fonctionnant aussi simple
ment que promptement, Sc vend au prix de
E. $27.OO.
Ordrss remplis avec prompti,ude ct exac,iu.de.
~ Allez I L,AcADlA STORE de NJ. v. E.
'+ts2 M. ANDERSON.
/ Rien MY manque. ' 4- a.l ~
Prix excessivement moderes.
GLACE: Glaze! GLACE!
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MARITAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnie,
1vI 9 'hdtttsr, pres De i'habi,.sie. do N
Edmond bIouin. Z un quart Dc mile de
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P!'on,pe Portatire
-DE-D noo
j.. ICkRD
Patente de Washington.
Du ~ Novcmbr- 1870,

1-t# Ee"e7uF, q " ltm TCTT1tT,
Donaldsoarille, La.
La P"mpe poriatipe De J. IcARp, au,tempn,
nominee pomps d'habNaiion, DUN pix ttdui, e.
peu c%on,cuX, scit d irAnsvaser les melassss e,
l%iqnidcs, i ne,toyer les sncrcries, i e,eindrc le
fen, d artoser les iardins, etc.
II sntfi, De denx hommes pour Ia
c, lui bonner ,oute 50 pnis>ance.
Pas nie %sucrerie ct Hnc residence ne
doiven, manquer dc ce,,e pompe. "a del a.