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Bellows Falls. June IL. 1871.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15
.16ouvellss.

-Macl lahon, duo do Stdau, commando
rarm6e de Yersaiiles. I'm combat acharnA
en- lien Nenilly, favorable aux solda&s
dn goavernement, 6 ~ versaillois sont ar-
rives jasqn'A 10 porte Naillot. -On dit qne
les Parisiens ont perdn beaaeoup dc monde.
Les forts insnrges tenaient ct tonnaient
10 date du 10, ct Paris etait bombarde par
les gcuvernementaux. Des canons de siege
alrivent de Cherbourg, une Aottille de CANON
nieres monte du Havre, le tout pour reduire
Paris. Monsieur Theirs pr6fere dependant
l'investissement l'assant. QUAINT la vile
revolutionnaire, ellie est h6rissee do barri.
cades, moins que janais dispoeee h ID soumis-
sion.-LA Commune agit xigoureusement.-
On parls de- j6suites fusill6s, dc cures ct dc
nonnes emprisonnes, d'archeveqWes fonett<s,
R&glises pill6es mais celia mefite confirms
tion.-n est probable que Paris ne tiendra
pas longtemps. Mac1fahon, Bazaine ct .Le-
bout, avec Ia vieiile armte imperiaie, auront
dt6nitivement raison des republicains ct des
r&volutionnaires.
GnilIaume favorise uue restauration bona
partiste. e5
-Le Congres, de Washington, touiours n.
dical ct brutal, Went, par son bill de Ku-
Klnx imaginaires, de donner ID mesnre de
80 folie. Lheure de Ia democratic approche.
-On Went de dscouvrir d 10 Nouvelle-
Orleans, dams les haatss regions radlcalss
ct Legislatures, un pot.aux-roses qui sent
horriblement mauvais. Le Journal de II
Chambre ayant et4 dknature, des warrants
anraient etc tires par certains sires. AIais
n.antlcipons point sur les debats ct sur 10
resultat. -
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IncO,,nus !!

LIE crime de ces gens1.. lis sont des ''inconnus"
[connus7
Ne point porter un nom de miserable dr6le,
N'avor jamais et6 baptis6 sur l'6paule, ..
Metre pas I'M bandit de journal illustrs,
Pour ses forfaits publcs ne pas etre titre,
Et pouyoir hardknent, front haut, anne sereine,
Montrcr scs mains, son cBur ct 81 fol souveraine,
Est.ce crime, Mcssieurs! Faut-il etre conuu,
Avoir efflontenent mis- sa laideur a nu,
S'appcler monsieur Theirs, etre monsieur Baxaine
Avor venda Ia France, etre pe:ri de haine,
Prouver que la grandeur ne porte pas gu un nom,
Pusqa'clle est aussi bien honte que gloire Non
AL! ! nous les commissions ces h6ros, ces grauls
n [hommes
Ces illustrations, ce tas de gel. ..lshommes
Nous les commissions trop II yaulrat micux pou,
4" [euz
Qu'ils fussent moins connus ct beaucoup moi,,s
....-.s [fameux
L historic n'aurait pas souf1eter linfame
Qui A6trit Caroline, une royale femme;
A dresser rechafaud de justice ct d'horreur
Pour un Napoleon, qui fnt un empereur;
A mandire i jamais tous ces h6ros fGroces
Qni fnrent wills, cruels, sanguinaires, atroces;
A Sc salir lie pied.... car lie pied seul convient
A Get ignoble las qu'on chasse ct qni revient,
Qu mage dams ID boue, intrigue dams la honte,
Et qui, lorsqudn agite un marais de tange, monte
[ben dit
Des s'inconnus" sans nom Messieurs, cest fort
Mals on connait Troppmann, un horrible bandit.
JIG,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

LA "Sentinelle' de Thibodeaux, orgaue demo.
cratique, va disparaitre. Encore un homme Ia
sher' CONNIE dit fort bien notre ami le ..Aiescha.
ceb6."
Et nous aurons probablement le meme sort.
. lie monopole antir6pubcain ct anti.democra.
6que,-monopole q absurdement ct 81 injustement
cree pour les idiots ct les mandrins du Mechanic
Institute, zen est Ia cause.
Somme tot,te, il vaut mieux mourir debout, han.
tain ct dedaigneux devant des Majest6s lAches ct
des Excellences ignobles, que de vivre par pi,6 e
b genou en- terfe.
Salut ! cedx qui ineurent. 4 t5..,'4
Salut ! Ia "Sentinee" frapp6e son poste.
-Certaines fenes radcales,-et fort uouvel,es,
-louent dithyrambiquement les D6mocrates de Ia
paroisse St.Jacques
Les Democrates Do St.Jacques "n'avaient n6rit6
Nj Get excAs d'honneur, nj eelte indignite''
En- dAant que lee D6mocrates do St.Jacques sont
dhonnetes gems, on dit, chose fort simple, fort ma
turelle, ct qui ma pas, meme besoin detre cons.
tat6e. s., ,.s-,, ........
Aais Il louaugs, quspd ells mons Went d. certain
co.'s, nous semble nm. appeau fort grossier. Ii
Timeo Danaos q dona fsrentes.
Quoiqn'il en- soft. nous ne pouvons rendrs au,
Radicanx de c6ans ls meme s'sxeas d.hsunsur'
pour leur coaduite pass6e. 49,
La mSnoirs .oas res.e. IL s
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Feuilleton du Loaisiasnis.
LES CHIENs.. !.
g-t 49,. 4a 4G
Chap. XIV; ..f.

Nous avons promis de rendre une visite d'ami
aux chiens do Constantinople.
Et nous en- svons Touv6 psrtout, d.ns chsque
rue, pres De Ia mosquee de saintesophie, en- com.
pagnis des dcrvichss hnrleufs et des derviches
tournenrs. voires nome Ia porte dustral qu'on
nomme Bah Hummayoan.
Mais nous n'sntrames point AZ s6rail.
Et &c fat notre srand dSplaisr.
Theophile Gantier, qui w ct admire leo chiens
de Constantinople, en- parls ainsi: 3'-e Z -
ION leo volt par groupes dc trpis on auatrs !:
eouchi en- rond ~ milisa De b rus q ssilaissant
feuaer aux pieds psutos 80 dasa lssss. Nfa lea
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15
OsPRINC1PEs.

Rtpub;qss a'srdrs, d'hosseses1 a Dc
jssiics. Il ...s 81
SyOnags ssjsessl posr issis, eseepN posr
les crisse1s n lss eagabosds.
Usja ejsii1Ss des l.osisiasais Mascs Il
des L0siy ~ u ccslew.
Edsfdlaoa p0sr lsss.
Plss ds Carpes. .SaEgsvs ~ iiifsss . LSsi.
siase, y u saea6esas tstatases:
.Egalat polaiqss sssrs lss aatsrslists q
les sotsts.
Appels 4 Syssees I limaigrass lsbv;ess
Respscf = ID III. 444s
L'honsese Aomas es Aasa. Il ssalAossele
es bas.
La ~Losisidns dot lsre gosueySke par
l'honaesefe It liiateligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

Pendant que Paris await des Paques sanglantes.
que les Catalogues de la Louisiana ct du monde
fetaient Ia resurrection, notre ami LOUIS ainsi que
pIusieurs ams constants ct fidelas de rhuman,e,
staient IA Nouvelle Orleans, en- petit comite fra.
ternelement ct pacifiquement, lanniversaire de- Ia
naissance de Charles Fourier, run des bons parmi
les hommes, et lun des grands parmi les savants.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

Won't faire aases Do vsuves q d'orphelins
pour. que nous ayons : plsatst psndsnt
vingt an.
Toujours d. plsurs, d. doaleuss, dssj
soudrances, uns vois douloursuss, % m
Calvaire. Sss n sa 5s
Mais biantat lss lois daasssoat aax Tai-
leries.
o Pazia. Paik, Pssisl
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

-Le Louw1AsAls youlait enroulsr nomen.
tdAement son drapeau, en confer ID garde st
10 soin 1 ceux qui aiment ct qui esperent.
puis le hisssr l'heure do branle .bas de
combat ct do Ia Observation-Disclosures.
Les amis !ouisiaadis ct Jvanpais ont dit
non.
Qa1l soit fait sslon lsur volonte, au nom
do rassai; ct IN nom du principe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

Oai, qssnd \ rtaaIcs, uns hypocsits bour-
esoise qui cachs = fsrocitS sous y nasqus
Dc \ ssodtrstion et Do rordss. essssra do
lutter contrs l'ssprit du dScls d h ltgitimi.
u de- droita Spmmuns b stpolxsicr violents
ssra l'isoixeios paoi6qua.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

lie aeuve.-et c'est le Mississippi, - Went
lecher Ia crete des levees.
Ce nest pas chose nouvellc, mais cest chose
dangereuse. +
La levfe neuve de Gentiliy, en- pluseurs endroits,
est moe CONNIE du beurre, Ellie pourrait bien
gsser sa base Nous nous 6veillerions alors les
pieds ct le res'e dams leau. Heureusement que
Ieau nest pas froide Ell cette saison.
QUAINT vous, syndics, 81 toutefois vous existez
encore, survsillez ct faites votre devor.
Nous vous ensageons arreter tous les cochons
vagabonds ct foururs qui, avec leur groin avide
dc coco, labonrent lbrement Ia digus qui sert de
protection aux riverains du Mississippi.
Et CONNIE Ia chose est grave, nous vous dsons
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: "Caveant consulesn'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-15

-Tres'excellents parossiens, citoyens de boune
volont6 ct de bon ceur, ct vous aussi amateurs,
artstes ct curieax, rappelez vous bien Ia date du
% ct % Avril. --- -
II aura concert, cxercices dramatiques ct
bonne soci6t6 leslise St-Michel.
Vous en- savez la raison.
Et nous pretendons quill vaut mieux dfpenser
deux ou tros piastres pour rentretien dune 6glise
paroissiale, e,-reglse de nos femmes ct de nos en-
fants,-que de gaspiller Ia meme somme au cabaret.
Au demeurant, lie plaisir que nous retirerons tous
dune fate anssi artis,ique que decente doit con.
vancre ct persuader les plus indiff6rents.
QUAINT vous, Lousianaises de st.Jacques, dites
que vous naurez point de sourires pour ceux qui
nassisteront pas Ia tate ct vous verrez alors que
persOnne ne manquera au rendezvous.
C'est done entendu, compris ct promis.
Au % ct 23 Avril.
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Comment iaire, direz.vous, pour sortir do
cette impasse de sangi II
Etre jusles. -.
Pourquoi Paris s'est-il lev6 dams I'indi.
gnation Of IL colere. arme pour Ia mort ct Ia
liberts I Cette vile htrolque . et1 indigne.
msat livris aux P<ussiens, ellie qu'on n'avait
pm vaincre. Ce sont les chefs qni lui ont
impose loutrage. Theirs, Favre ct les autres
en- rtpondFont devant phistoire. Et. pendant
qu'elle luttait avec un' heroisme sans pareil,
qai done. ! part Gambetta. voulait Ia guerre
! mort IA France non partases 81 non souil-
lee. h rtpublique ct Ia an des empereurs?
Qu'a.t.on su faire hier. contre les Prussiens.
dss hommes qui 90 font tusr suj ujourd'hu
Ils Aaieat dependant dc h chair ! caaoa
pa$rioaiqus. ID sayent mourir contse 10
resucitS MacMahon. Non contents de- livrer
Pas1s. do lui impossr lAsoaillure prussienne,
les Theirs d II Favre vsulent lui psendre
ses armes Of on iairs nns .boureade Iepreuse.
Eat-oe jsaiesi Etcroyes s.vons que; Paris matt
pas b dsoit Dc suspSctes, i republicanisme
do ThisnA-an samSrisr ~ d'Orleaas, h
gtais d PalAdiass.-as eiseml vainss 81
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animal nns eskat.re inteIHs.pte q s.erke. dana
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tout quaaInPede un nomuc penene g nooncss.
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lei ct Ia.

vARIA-Nous entendons depuis quelquss jours
sitter dams notre paroisse Ia locomotive da cbemin
de fer de Chattanooga. ,..
Et mons entendons aussi le bruit des rails qu.on
decharge pour le travail qaotidien.
Les chevreuilsJ Jde lhabitaton wsbre ct des
habitations voisines sont etonnGs. Beaucoup de
braves gems sont anssi etonnes que les chevreuils
Chaque journls volt seaectuer un travail de
deux miles.
Et dams quinze jours. 81 les 1ndicns ne d6trui-
sent pas notre nouyeau chc,nin de fer, Ia Nonye,e
Orleans ct DonaldsonviI's seEont deux heurss a
Immeass psogras. 4.
Et nous devoas b6nir Denis Papin, 10 blsisois,
qui trouva dams une marnite ID solution dun des
plus grands problemes des temps
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Nos prAusts contss - Chise dinasuent.
Comme 60 chlnois. sans are llsIus ~ 1sspt
sssvsil,es da nonde, iont dois p,s, a aasx y
intelligents, IL fant leur rendre justies.
Les patrons en- sont confests.
Ha1grS tout, ,comme ID Louisians = besoin Dc
beaucoup de bras ct Dc beaucoup dintelligenees II
ne faut pas renoneer ID serieuse emigration des
blancs. Ces blanu deyisndront citoyens ct Loui-
sianais .4ss, 81 I'D n,
Adonc, nous avons fait Il connaissancs dun
Chinois du voisinags, ct nous sommes devsnu
lami de Chi.Han.Li.
Chi Han Ii ess IN le4re, u mandarin, ~ phi
losople. a
Et Chi Han-Li. hsre Dc Pis-Han-Li, nous dsait
bier entire deux pipes dopium:
"on NO dem.nde que quatre choses 1 une
femme:
II faut one Ia yertu soft dams son cnnr;
La MODESTO sur SON front;
La douceur sur ses lavres;
LIE travail dams ses maius.''
'Bien dit pour an Chinos.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-07
GEOLOGY OF THE UNIVERSE.

A writer in q late number Of the
Edinburg ReUieig presents the follow
ing among recent conclusions and
views in the science Of geology:
First. The new geology hnds that
the sun is made Of the same material
as the earth, but is on fire. 1t is a
"great fiery globe surrounded by an
atmosphere Of intensely heated gases
and vapors, that are continually
rising or falling, like our clouds to
their Temperature" Flames OF burn
ing hydrogen flare out seventy or
ninety thousand miles beyond the
dazzling atmosphere of the light.
Second. The stars, so far as they
can be examined, yield similar results
as to the material of which they are
composed. The nebule are made up,
some chiefly Of such well known gases
as hydrogen and nitrogen.
Third. The Planets generally re-
semble the earth in form, sOlidity, in
atmosphere, in their general relation
to the sun and his system.-Mars for
instance, is whitened in every one OF
his long winters, over all the polar re-
gions, by the heavy falls OF snow
which melt away again in summer.
Fourth. MeteOrites which are small
planets turned out of their course,
have disclosed at least twenty-ssyen
Of the elements found in our own
rocks.
'fThe inevitable conclusion derived
from the study Of heavenly bodies
of sun, earth, stars, msteOrites, and
nebule-is that the Unreasonable
space is full Of matter Of the same
kind, but aggregated in different
fashions; sometimes being gaseous,
at other times solid; sometimes in a
state Of most intense heat, at other
times cooled sufficiently to admit Of
the presence Of life as in the earth and
Mars, or lastly cold, barren, and life
less, as in meteorites. Whether the
gaseous condition Of matters preceded
In any particular case the solidt we
cannot tell. So far as our earth Is
concerned, the only idea that we can
grasp Of its origin is that it was a hery
BODY like the sun, that it has been
gradually cooling from that time down
to the present day. This realization
of the steady change is fundamental
doctrine Of evOlutionism.
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Y zeal NOTICE

EATAL NOllCEs
IGeorge ]. Root, who Is supposed to re-
side IN the state Of Kansas, win take notice
that on the 23d day OF May, lSTl. William
W. CoWderY, Administrator OF the estate OF
Milo A. philips, Med his petition in the
", and state Of Ohio, against Cassius n.
Mason, Georae ]. Root, and Lura s.. Root,
setting forth, that on the % day OF April,
loo5 said CaEsius n. Mason executed and
delivered to him as such Administrators, his
promtsSory note dated April ID, 1859 for the
payment Of i've hundred dollars and inter
est in two years from date; that at the time
Of the execution and delivery Of said note
said Mason in order to secure the payment
Of the same, executed, acknowledged and
delivered TO him this mortgage deed for the
following described lands, to-wit: Situated
in the county OF Trumbull and State OF Ohio.
and in the township Of Mecca, in said coun-
~, known by being part OF Lot No. g. in
C0Wles tract, and is bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at the north corner
OF land owned by Cyrus H. Smith, on the
south line Of Ira Knapp's land; thence west
on said Knapps line thirtv-five 2-5 rods;
thence south 70 north line OF land owned by
/ Mary Smith; thence east thirty-five rs rods
/ TO land owned by Cyrus H. Smith thence
north on li2e Of land Of said Cyrus H. Smith
! 70 place OF besi nniDg, TO contain thirty-eight
acres Of land. That said mortgage was duly
| stamped and recorded. said petition states
came due, that by reason thereof said mort
gage deed has become absolute, and that
I plaintiff has the right to demsnd that said
| premises be sold and so much Of the proceeds
/ as NAV be necessary applied in PAYMENT OF
said debt, and states that said George j.
/ Root claims some interest or lien in the
premises, and prays that he have notice and
/ be required 70 set forth said Interest OF lien.
/ said George J. Root must answer or demur
/ to said petition on or before the Zsth Gay oi
/ July, 1871. WM. W. COWDERY,
! Admir- OF Milo A. Phillips.
By J. n. Cowdery, Atty.
I NAY 81. lS7l.
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COUNTING HOUSE ALCOHOLISM.

The Saturday ReUietg has recently
published an article, alleging that the
merchants Of London have acquired
the habit Of drinking during business
hours, and that the custom Of taking
freouent glasses OF wine is rapidly
gaining ground in that city. The
amount Of mischief produced by the
habit Of tossing of glass Of sherry at
odd moments, either out OF a private
bottle or at a public bar, IS alleged 70
be incaIculable and, It Is asserted
that from this cause paralysis is great
ly on the increase among the merean-
tile community of London. The list
Of young men who every year die
from paralysis or are reduced to per-
manent imbecility, it is stated, would
startle those who have never paid any
attention to the subject. The cause
of these melancholy deaths, it is said,
Is frequently misunderstood, and is
usually explained as OverwOrk or the
strain of business, or the anXieties OF
speeulation. The Saturday Review,
while admitting that mercantile work
Is carried on nowadays so as to tell
severely on the nerves, yet asserts
that the wasting disease and high rate
of mortality, which are. becoming
such marked features Of London life,
are to be attributed to the free use of
stinulants during working hours, en-
feebling the mind and paralyZing the
frame. The Saturday Review, as a
remedy for the melancholy state OF
things above described, advises a res
olute abstinence from all stimulants
during the hours of work, and a per
sistent endeavOr to reduce, as far as
possible, the worry and fatigue usually
attendant on the life Of man Of bus
iness. It is also recommended that
merchants should establish their resi-
dences within walking distance oi
their counting-hOuses, and thus by
daily moderate exercise in the open
air preserve the essential repOse oi
mind and body.-Phild. Ledger.
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What an Amateur Editor knows about
Farming.

Mr.. c. w. Fay, Of the Trenton Sen
tinel, is after Grseley's agricultural
Iaurels. Here is q sample Of what he
knows about it:
The proper time to pull hemp is
any Friday that a good judge may
select. Castor oil beans succeed best
in the bowels Of the earth. They
will soon work their way out. Ihe
best preparation for hops is a toad or
two in each hill; they will make
vines fairly jump. The usual time to
put in rye is early in the morning.
Some husbandmen, especially those
in the city, run it in at intervals OF
half an hour until bed time. The
practice is only allowable in case OF a
dry season. In reaping wheat, never
take it by the beard it is apt to cake
on the stomach. Corn in the ear is
ant to affect the hearing; II eaten
green it will make the voice husky {;
when dealt out as army rations the
kernel should always be served frst,
and then the men privately. Never
plant your potatoes earlyi it IS the
early potato that gets the worm. It IS
up hill work with them after that. To
be certain Of the right kind of squash
es, compare them with your head. In
adopting this rule I first mistook
pumpkins for squashes, but by con-
tinued, careful comparison, 1 soon
learned to detect the difference In
making cider out Of apples I found It
a pretty tight squeeze, notwithstand-
ing my long connection with the
press. If you lay in a supply Of old
wine be sure to make it Of elder ber-
ries.