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tfrom the Philadelphia Press.l
Pennsylyania Republic a n

Tae crushing defeat Of tho Republi-
cans of New Hampshire 10 March las,
was taken by many superficial observ-
ors rs the beginning Of widespread
reaction which was to sweep the Re
publican party out OF existence. Tho
Democracy, grown weary with long
deferred hopes and defeated aspira-
tious, hailcl 1t as the beginning of tho
d ay which was TO elevate them TO pow.
er and pundcr.
Connecticut, following soon aftor
with a crushing Democratic defeat,
reversed tho reasoning Of the first class
and reverted the second to its former
despair aud despo ndcucy. 1t proved
that tho disease which afflicted the
Republican party was not 30 iucurable
that il could not be remedied by o
bandshaking, and that II still retained
its old elements Of vitality and Wig
or. Since that time there have been
several minor elections which more
than confirmed these conclusions.
Here in Pennsylvania tho party " q.
never moro united and harmonious
than at present.. Whit little We have
had Of o partial Democratic rule has
alarmed the people aud convinced
them tho, safety can only be found ID
the rule Of the Republicans, The con
dition Of national affairs, too is sufiiciou,
to make them adhere to their origi-
nal faith aud turn from the revolution
airy Kuklux with distrust
The State is as strongly Republican
as ever, for dispite the disastrous de-
feats of the Western Penusy ylvania Con
gressmen last fall We had o majority
on the average county vote more thar
double that which Geary received il
1869. Previous to that year the vote
and majorities are shown in the fol
lowing table:
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For tho second time since the be-
ginning OF the present year we an.
uounce the capture or Paris. This
time ii is not foreignlf foe that enter.
the gates Of the proud capital, but q
home government, whose authority has
been denied and rebelled against.
For the last few days Marshall Nc.
Mahon has been concentrating heavy
masses Of troops 10 the Bois do Boa.
logoe, aud yesterday the grand assault
upon the ramparts, so long contem-
plated, was made. His movement was
entirely successful and breach affected
through which the city was entered.
A flag of truce has been hoisted and
hostilities suspended. Now that the
Varsaillist have entered the city, it IL
not improbable that tho struggle may
be continued 10 tho streets and behind
the barbados. The Communal lead.
ers have made desperate efforts to de-
fend themselves to the last, and their
two mouths campaign proves how stub
bornly they can fight when necessary.
II is stated, however, that feud ex-
lists iu the city, 10 which event com.
plete surrender may be expected. -
The mob that has ruled Paris is cow
ardly in the presence of danger, aud
may become in moment ss subservi.
cot to Theirs as It was 10 Napoleon. -
Tho prospect for q restoration Of peace
snd order to Paris il, however, much
better to'dsy than It was yesterday, aud
there Is reason to believe that tho Com.
muns, with It's exeesses aud blunders,
10 . thing Of the psst. Much of The
future safety OF the city depends upon
the tcrus, made between the conquer
or and The eopqnsred. II the govern.
msnt 10 wisS, its policy Of rsoonstruc-
tion will b. rigos0us one, which win
gssat no ausssty.-hss, ga iast
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CANDIDATEs
PRESIDENT LNDGE.

We present the name OF Hon. \. 9. woops, TO
the Republican voters OF Snyder county, as q
suitable candidate for President Judge, snd nj
the same timo ask Republicans IN the other two
counties composing this Judicial District TO co
operate with us In again placing upon the bench
the duties OF his once with such signal ability
and saving Of large sums of money TO the tax.
payers Of tho District. Esteemed for his high
moral and intellectual culturs-his erudition,
candor, fsirncss and deflrs to administer Justice
even handed, he has ingrstiated himself into
publ favor and Will rscciys the hearty support
OF the Intelligent masses. Honest, learned. ca.
plble and experienced u would but be Justice 10
MIN and ourselves TO 70 elect him. VoTER.
SAMUEL n. oRwIa, Esq is respectfully named
a. csndidats for President Judge In this Judi.
can Organization. MT. OrwiR II now IN the
prime OF lie, with the experience and discipline
derived from fourteen years OF industrious
and successful devotion 10 the Law and is, In
every respect, eminentiy ntted to OIL the honora.
Bile position for which he is named. born, cdu.
Union county, he 10 personally, or by reputation,
well and favorsbly known In the district. lie
understands and speaks both German and
English, and in all repects fully combines all the
requisites for this responsible position:
EDIroR or PosT:-No man in this Judidial
District 10 more favorabiy known, and whose
htncss for the position Of President Judge Is
more generally ackno vledged than Hon. George
y. Miller OF Union Courty, Honest and capable.
he possesses the experience OF many ycars Of
claims Of his county. Minfin county has had the
position for near thirty years. We rccomme nd
him to the candid confederation OF the voters OF
Snyder county. TEE BEAVERS.
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pass.year and have failed In finding
It, but we hope that you win bo sue
cessful. Respectfully,
WILLIAMS 4 Co.
up, Sail fools will learn by ex-
pericnce."
EDWARD II, RULorr was hung at
Binshampton on tho 18th inst. He
refused TO allow any Minister around
him saying he wanted no such mum
cry. lie died as he live d, q hardened
and desperate man.
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TREASURER.

En-. Posrs-Pieaso announce the name OF q
w. Row, Of Monroe township, as a candidate for
County Treasurer. Mr. Row has q strong claim
upon the party, nrst, because his district seldom
askes political favors; second, his unswerving
fidelity to the Republican party. MIR. Row Is an
honest, upright, Industrious, Intelligent farmer,
fully capable Of dischargink tho duties Of the
once 70 which he aspircs. To elect him Trca.
surer would be but Just recompense for his 10
his integrity. morality, temperance and good
business qualities. MANY WORMS.
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H0LLIDAYSDURG SEMlyl
HOLLIDAYSBURG "a
DR.. Crook,
WINE OF TA

ESTABLISHED lSj.
A Remedy which has bee,
"A for 10 wears, and prov ID 10 u
cases capable ofcuring all Dlscascso Of,
and Lungs ;performlng many remafl
merits a trial from ali who are suf-
similar affections and vainly seek n,
you let prejudice prevent you from ;,
also.
Coughs and colds.-Tho Druggists
them all.
Asthma-Ths relief and cures ar,
Bronehitis.-Every sufferer will hs!
euro.
Throat Ailments require only a ts'
Lung Diseases.-Has cursed case,
cd incurabic.
Debillty.-It renovates and lnvlr
Liver Complalnt.-Most effective !
pysPepsia.-Its healthy action o;
ach cures u.
Appetiacr.-It is health.giving al!
restoring.
yrinsry orsans.-ActIon on then
DK. OROOK,S WINE OF TAR
the medical qualities OF Tar, coat
vegetable ingredients OF undoubtedrI u
make II unsurpassed, not only 'a
platnts enumerated, but Il ropitll
hausted strength, clsanses the stoni1
the Liver and puts them 10 work,
food 70 digest, and makes pure h1
gets q yivacity appreciated by bot
sick. lfyou are afiiicted In any vsrl
iiyou try the life-g giving tonic proIs'I
Crooks Wine OF Tar, you will adj
mony TO Its great valIe In correetlid
that hesh 10 heir TO-" Prepared only I
CROOK y co. Sold by druggists q
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. EDiToR.-Allow mo, through tho columns
Of your paper, 70 announce myself asa candidate
for the Republican nomin alton for Representa-.
tive, at the coming Republican, Primary Elec.
and elected to the said ofise, will endcavor to
perform my duty TO the best ofmy ability.
ABRAHAM EYER.
Jackson township, May, = 1871.
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NOTICE TO
u. s. TAXPAYERS.
COa'sctos' Once, l.th Dist. Psnns.

Cousctors' Onlce, l4th Dist. Penus.,
Sunbury, May 10, 1871.
Taxss on tho Annual List for 1871, viz: SpsciaI
Taxss, (lAcsnsss,) Tor Distlilsrs, Rsotfdsrs.
Brewers, Oigsr Manufacturers, Wholesale and
hssAi Liquor DeAiers, Dealers In Cigars aud
IohAoco, and Incomes, are nov due and ps Va q
~ the times and places mentioned below:
Snyder County Peter Hartman, Deputy, will
collect at the Keystone Hotel, Sailns.r
Tuesday, June isth. AZ y, U. MoysrT Eotsi,
sreeoury, Wednesday, June l4th. At u. T.
June 18th.
Special Notice.
sIselsi Nciiss Wi = Issued, Ur ~Sish % . ~ ~ q
twenty eseu viii b eollsstsd, together VIII
Sss. sss si sss sliss - NJ 3; sSs Ss,...s 81
49, o. e1eA noesee, pr ses<. Psaslty, aIso
sdded. YoS vik ssve SosSy ~ a. tsosSls cs ~ ks =
psy'ss sAs'' sAz's ISsHnPsly; .,,,.-.
su.ssss. S:S s hsS. ~ u. s1iss''''' ysAsss'sssls'
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OUR CANDIDATES.

DR. DAVID STANTON the Repu5!i-
can candidate tor Auditor General, is
u rssidcn, of New Brighton, Beaver
county, and is son Of the late DIR.
BE eDjamiu Stanton, of Ohio. He was
born in 1929, ard when twenty-oue
years Of age removed to New Brighton
aud commenced the practice Of med.
icine, q profession ho is still actively
aud pro6tably engaged iu. his evidences
Of merit and qualifications being ap
parent in diplomas from the Cleveland
Medical College and Tho Uuiver.ity
Of Pounsylvauia. In August, 1861, be
entered she service Of his country as
surgeon Of the lst Pennsylvania Cav.
airy, and was connected with the
Army of the Potomac until promoted
to the post of surgeon U. s. ", in
November, 1869, FROM which date un.
Ill he resigned, in December, 1865, be
acted as Superiu tendept Of Hospitals,
and as assistant aod acting Medical
Director Of the Northern Department,
on the stats OF Generals Heiutzelmau
aud Hooker. In 1864 he was breveted
lieutenant colonel, and 10 1865 was
made brevet colonel Tho Doctor is Of
Quaker descent, was an old.tims Abo.
iitionist, and is near relative OF the
lamented Secretary Of War Stanton,
to whom he has strong personal re-
semblauce. lie has never held pub
lie Office.
Col. ROBERT b. BEATu, the csudi.
date for Surveyor General, was born
in Philadelphia in 1889. lie served
an apprenticeship with Merrick 4 Sons
at their great Southwary foundry
At the outset of the war hs enlisted
FROM there as private, April 20, 1861,
serving during the three months SER
vice in Company g, 23d Pennsylvania
and was mustered ont as sergeant. On
September 8, 1861, he was mustered
In ss sergeant Of Company D, SSth,
Regiment Peuhsyltanis Volunteers,
ssrviug Is suoh until ptouoted 10 ses.
ood lieutenant, dating December ls.
1859. He was wounded In the foot
st the sscood Boil Rua battle. In
which hs participated. In August,
1868, b. wss promoted 70 b. saptan
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For Scrofuia, Scrolus
Scrofulous diseases Of 2
Scrofula In any form, \
Diseases Of the Liver, W
Skin, Eruptions, Pimpls,
ter, Scsld Head, ulesn
Sores, or any disease dspsI
dcpraysd condition Of ~
Or. Crooks COMPOuNl
OF POKE ROOT. II !
with the best tonic prst
Iron known, and 10 the J
tive and blood yurifier ~
your Blood. Try one su
Oliver CROOKS co.
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.pECEIPTS e. EXPEN JITURES
IL Of the School Board OF Franklin TOWNSHIP p
for the year commencing on the LIST day Of June,
1870.
Andrew KratIer, Collector and Treasurer, OF
School Fund, In account with franklin tow nsh alp.
DIR.
To amount Of puplics.e crosse
To ossh from Isaac Beaver, late Col.
lector and Treasurer 1000
To cash from j. Y. Sch0ch, former Col.
lector and Treasurer 1918
To bal. Of order against Isaac Beaver,
former Collector and Treasurer, 5s,.s
To order aghinst W. y. Boweisox, for
msr Collector and Treasurer $500
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COMMISSIONER.

To the Republican Voters OF Snyder County. -
The subscriber respectfully offers himself as a
candidate for the office Of County Commis Toner
subject to the decision Of the Nominating cleo.
tion. y. p. MERIT.
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AT THE solicitation OF many friends, have
been Induced to announce myself as . candidate
for the once Of County Commissioner, subject
TO the decision OF the Republican Primary Elec.
ton. Centre township Is entitled to tho candl.
will attend to the duties Of the ONCE with
fidelity. JOHN STINE.
Centre township, May, ., fcTi.
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To THE RErUBLicASs op SNYDER COUNTY
The undersigned respectfully announces him
self rs q candidate for County Commissioner
subject to the decision OF the ensuing Republi
can Primary Election. II nominated and elect
cd J. will transact the duties Of tho otfico with
fidelity. ADAM J. FISHER
Penn township, May, ., 1871.
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NHEAP ADvERTIsINa.-ws
Nan advertisement In Eionr Hu,
rtcap N NEwsPAPRRs for SIX DoLlAs.
per week. Oue line one week W
Dollars, Two limos will cost T.sl'
and Ten lines will cost Sixty Dollsnr
. printed Inst. Address 0EO. p. !,
Co, Advertising Agents, No. u
New York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04
Montgomery Wooden Mills,


MANDATORY Of fine Cassimeres,
plain and colored Jeans, white and plaid
Linseys, Fiannels, whitenrd colored lSlan-
kets, Tweeds, Stocking Yarns and Yarn
Filings, which we are offering to the trade
at wholesale or retail, and nj prices to suit
the times. Merchants are specially invi-
ted 70 examine our goods before going
from home to buy sucII goods ns we man
ufacture. We manufacture wool for GUS
toners or exchange any gO0ds we make or
those usually kept In well filled country
store.
Messrs. Coulter 4 Alley, of CTarksviiie,
and Pettus Bro, New Providence, Tenn.
are our agents to buy wool or receive " 70
be carded or manufactured. Parties wish
ing their wool carried or manufactured can
leave II with our agents, and give written
instructions what they want done with II,
and we will receive, card or manufacture
and return IL free of charge.
Bloch Bro. are agents In Clarksviile for
the sale of my goods, and country mer-
chants will be supplied by them at mill
rates.
Respectfully,
,. ,,,,, r; pEACMER, Agent.
June II, ts7l.tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04
FOR SALE.

Two brick cottages In the rear Of the Med
teal fnsfitute, nj In thorough repair. There
II also ON the place cook house. Ter house,
cirfern, stable, one-hnif acre good WARDEN,
within "a stones throw 81 the square. close
10 the Foundry. convenient "a amy part ~
the town. Fronts on Pcacntrce Alley. ]
will sell cheap. Call On
sep. 2, is5I-u GEo. ". HARRIS.
Two Hundred barrels good old Robertson
County Whisky fOr snls. can On
sep. 2. lsTl-it 0to. Il, ifApris.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04

LO<'KERT a 90. have ~ nse ana
Lamp Mixtures ~ esn - Csund In
the wess, ssa ~ cheap ~ the cheap
est. nov0.-t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04
WOOD! WOOD!
G. B. G. r A H A M

rs now prepared To- take orders TOR wood.
IIfyoa wish wood delivered with prompt.
ness, leave your orders with JOHN W.
You will get good wood, good measure, and
save time In hunting for wood. Orders
must be left at the Post Once 10 Insure
dispatch. Now Il the time 20 lay IN wood
for the winter. You can rely ON your or
ders heing promptly filled.
Give me trial.
tuly30, lS7c-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04

For sale by $. n. STEWART, Ciarksviiie,
April 10, lsIl-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04

HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
III well selected stock of
Monuments, T0mbs, Tablets, Garden
Figures, Vases, Mantle Pieces, ETC.,
all of which will be sold rs low as the low
est. Persons wishing anything In this line
Will save money by giving me u call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Against expenditure I'm honor of the
dead, Heaven has uttered no prohibition,
and earth il not injured, but benefited by
them. All those beautiful emblems which
adorn the many tombs around which we
love to linger, assure Us we are In % world
OF warm anu loving hearts. The adjoining
of the sepulchres OF the "loved ones" alle-
viates our grief and soothcs the wounded
heart. 1t also cheers thebereaved 10 know
that an additional cmbeliishment of the
grave presents stronger attractions to ar.
rest the attention OF the stranger, and
causes him to pause and learn the name OF
one who has shared so largely In the love
of Others.
| We have not discharged the office Of
friendship ana affection which we owe 10
the departed, when we have consigned
their remains To the tomb, amid the so
IDENTITIES which the occasion demands.
There are other duties which we owe them,
which, III neglected, will seriously reflect
upon our piety as Christians.
To give Them a Christian burial Is simply
duty-to cherish their memory is mark
! of esteem. There Is desire Implanted In
| all humanity to Ina remembered by the liv-
ing, when they shall sleep In the dust.
Inert can ne no expenditure OF laDor OF OF
means that will more richly compensate
mankind than that which Is bestowed up
ON the sepuichres oi our departed.
Attractive and beautiful cemeteries will
assist our picty and promote the refinement
and elevation OF society. IL is abundantly
manifest from the many tcstimoi.i als that
kind feeiingsare fostered and that the most
tender recollcctions of them iinger IN the
minds OF the living. This II illustrated by
those cities Of our many dead, Green wood,
Gave I'M, Mount oiivet, Mount Auburn,
Laurel HIM. and many other attractive
places. where the efforts OF the living are
to pcrpetuato the memory Of those that
they have loved.
! The erection of Marble IN the last work of
respect which we pny To the memory of de-
parted friends. IL u custom which has
been followed from the rcmotcsl ages of
antiquity. We can Judge ot the advance
meDt of civilization by the promotion OF
arr, and there Is no higher type OF art than
that which is displayed In our American
cemeteries,
4 July -, '7i-tt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04
Deluge Fire Company No. 1.

Meets the nrst "Wednesday night Of each
month for Transaction OF business. All
members TO attend. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04
FOR SALE.

One Of the prctticsi lots In town. situated
on tho horth side of the Medical Institute,
fronting on Second street ~ fs,t aud run
ming bnck no icet, inside at the enclosure
~ the Institute yard, which I will sell
cheap. tall on Gro. n. HARRIS,
No imrrovementsex except n Martin box.
Sep, =, lSIl-tI
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04
THOMAS II. HYMAN,
AUCTIoNEER.

VIII sell every description of property In
the city or county, AllbusincsSe iittusl ed
10 him will receive prompt etteation,
aug. 20, isTl-Sm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-11-04

Ladies who wish to pur-
chase SHAWLS, CLOAKS
and SCARFS, should by all
means look at my stock.
My Cloaks are pretty and
stylish.
My Broche Shawls are cle-
giant.
MyWool Shawls, in stripes
plaid and plain colors, very
desirable, and offered at low
prices.
In Goods for Ladies' Wear,
of all descriptions, | can offer
greater advantages in styles,
variety and prices than can
be found in this section.
This is strong language,
but | feel confident that an
examination will convince
you that l am right. 1t is
an admitted fact that my
stock this fall is EXCEED
INGLY attractive.
b. L. COULTER.
l Oct. Z, 7i-tf.
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iSiguedl B T. O'NEAL, Sheriff
The sheriff then presented a receipt OF the
Parish Treasure a. follows:
Received, Bellevue La, Nov, 18th. 1871,
of b. +. 0ueal, sheriff, 1852 90. fines collect.
ed III various State cases up to tn date,
tSigned) z r. INQUIRE, 2
Parish Treasurer.
PERT J MOORE q
Therefore,
BE IL enacted ETC.. That said sheriff
B. +. Oneal have full acquittanrs for the
amount paid into the Treasury of his parish
rs shown by the above reosipt, OIL ipes Sc
collected in vlrIous State cases - -
Be At enacted etc, That tia follow
ing accounts b. ail"wad:4
X b Taylor, clerk p J.. $l5 50
T. N Braden. clerk ID e,ga.l- EL.G 10 %
w. n. Rascoe, member p. J.,-..---.- IS %
Rufus Sibley - .. 10 90
j. j. Swindle ....-. ~ %
j. N. Plat. 80 $500. $500
Isaac a billiard, 20 90
Be II enacted ETC.. That Richard w
Turner, Parish Attorney. be aided 20 the
committee hereto faro appointed TO effe,t a
settlement between the parish of Bossier
aud the parish OF Webster. ra-.-
On motion, the body Adjourned until the
regular terra f'iiH1
-'.".'- 3 IN ILATT, IN ?
.r President Ps lice Jury
r. b. TAYLOR, Clerk p. j.
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Police Jury Proceedings.
pDlIcE JrRy RooN,

-.. $3.50. PoLIcE JrRY RooM,
Rellevur La Nov 22pd, 1871.
The Honorable Police jury OF the Parish
OF Bossser, La, met at their room ia the
town Of Bellevue. ut 3 O'Clock, n. m, pursu
ant 70 Adjournment with
James \, Plsit President, Ward No.
Rufes Sihlev. member, 9" - 81" 9
lsaac Diiaard, - /" | .
VIM. Ill RasCoe, rad" Z ..r 4" >
present aud, after being called TO order
by the President, they procrcded to pass the
following acts and ordinances. towit:
beft enacted etc. That the act heretofore
passed by this body, authorizing the Sheriff
OF this parish TO make necessary retIairs on
the public buildings of the parish, 10 the
amount of fifty dollars, nj the expense OF
the parish, he and the same Is hereby re-
pealcd: and further, that no works or i'm
provemcnts Oh the public buildings of this
parish. will be paid for by the parish, unless
the ssue is ordered 20 be done by the Polic.
Jury, except necessary repairs ON the Jail
On motion. tho President appointed
Remic B, Taylor, Isaac A billiard aud VIM
IL Rascoe q committee 10 make mp the prob
able expenses ofthe parish for the current
year, when the said committee reported rs
follows to- wit:
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Room Id ths Police Jurr.

bellevue, La, Nov, 81, 1871. (
The Hon. Polite jury met at thei- room,
pursuant to Adjournment, with all thu mem,
beers present, and, after being called 10 or
der by the President, they proceed TO pass
the following acts, tO-wit: '"f y POI.
BE IL enacted etc, / nat the follow
ing accounts he allowed: .iE'I
Stinson &. Prather ...-. sF55 ~
X B. Taylor 81 IL
Rich'd w. Turner, Par. ATTY 100 IS
j. W Walker, j F., -.-.... II g7t
Mrs. :. NJ. Cooper, 3 50
Edward X Moore, Pisr. IT.. 2SS Sc
T. Il Moore, the Parish Treasurer having
presented a statement in which he shows
as having Oh hand, the sum of 1871 - or
ordinary fund; and that ne has on hand of
road and bridge iuBd, the sum of s6IO -
cash, liter paving into the Police Jury in
warrants on the road and bridge fund, the
sum Ct 5 ~ 40; and that he hsls on hand,
the sum OF s622 81 in the jail fund, and said
Treasurer having presented yunclrrs in
parish warrants, Jury aud old parish scrip
TO the amount of $5,T5S a, which was ac-
cepted by the body and erased from the
books, and burned in open court, which " as
done accordingly. Therefore 'a4A'
BE 10 enacted etc.. That the said
Treasurer receive credit for She sum of
S3,l5l q on the ordinary fund, and be still
held cbargeable with the sum of 500 20 on
the road and bridge fund aud for tie frlrth-
er SUN of 1922 81 ON the Jail fund "'
Be iteRIctsd rte. That Jtmas n.
Platt be authorized to purchase for the
OF the various offices at court Lous,. 81
many chairs IS he may deem necessary.
Said chairs to De purchased at the expen G
of the parish. a
b + oNeal, sheriff, then presented his
statement. showing the amount coll scted by
him on iues and costs returned in State
Cases Ia words aud figures IS ioloss:.
Parish Of BOssier in Acc I ieitl B E.
o. Neal. sheriff -7' lH'