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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HAMILTON Cry r b Moore. Inspec.
tor, and II. Davis, w. Williamson, Judges.
TURNER'S RANCH Robert Turner, In
speesor, and Geo. Ii. Lynch, J. nj. Crane,
Judges. 5e-
FAuLKNER's RAScH.--S. Forkner, Iu-
sspeetor. and ]. J. Clymsr, John Moore.
Judges.
HsLIeLvrA RAzsrsaIA.--pr. woodland.
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Summons.

State of California, In the District Com, -.
- he fitee III Judicial District. County OF R,r,
FLlTA ROGERS vs.. Is b. ROGERS A.
h ought IN The District Court of the 18th yudic.
District and the Complaint filed in t. e Count, ~
tutte, in the Office of The Clerk If said Dis,.s.
Court. The Pc pie of the State of California sers
Greeting TO ID. ROGERS. You are hrrsh, -
qurei to appear in action brought 'gainss va -
tie above named Plaintiff In the District Court of,s1
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and Er the county IN
Ru'te, and to answer TIE complaint filed therein ts
copy of which companies this summonsl wib,aal
ten days, texcilsivr of the day oi servce) afe ,b
-crvic on YOU of this summons. if served within ,h,.
county; If se-ved ut OF Ibis county. but within ,h
judicial District within twenty days or II served on,
Of said District, then wi hin forty da,sor iudvmen,
by default Will be taken against you. The said M 1
t"n j. brOug 10 ohian decree of sai Court ihs,
the marriage contrac. existit between Won and m
plain if be dissolved ard ahnuied that she ma, III
reeased from g bonds ol mHtrimouy, and IN
galu judgment for the costs aud money dishprs.
ments of this action and for such other and furhel
relief ~ may he proper-and # You fall to anes
md answer the So comp nint rs above r, O jted
the plaintf will apply to the Cturt for the eliel III
her complaint demanded
Given under my hand nni the Seal Of the Di.,,,.
[ - ! Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial Di.lr,c.
SEAL this 18th day of Aug st in the wear n
(--~-- } our Lord one thousand eight hundred un
hity-elght
NJ. H. DARRACH Clerk
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Sew IIill For Rent,

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS f0R KEY
81 his rev steam saw Mil, situated in ih" ~
ot Nooresvile, Butte County said NH l. lN "
in one If lhc finest pinericS IN the >taie r0mI'I
al the varieties oI pine, IN the Creaie't ahuhu-N
MoorcsvIile is rapidly improving, two lhFe
dtches will b" completed to this place du,lns
-unmer, and there is great Genand iof Iun
here is now cut and hauled upon The hg-Na,I
the mill, sufficient quantity OF l'fs 10 Gu.
21n,O00 ieet Of luIhter. The terms viii DC easy.
parlcu r.. enquire of &. 5. L.tie. on the lfs"r lsI
NJ ortsvlle, Aug Jth, 1853. {. = hi'H"
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Sherin's Sale.

E2Y virtue or an Execution Issued
80 ont of the District Court Of the Fifteenth Judi
cHl District in and for Butte county and State Of
california, 10 me drected and delivered, command.
ing me u make the sum of three hundred and
eleven 100 dollars with interest thereon from the
LIT day of February 1873 AT the rate of ten
per rent p annum, and all costs of suit ta I'D
ia the sum of forty three seventy one hundred tbs
dollars and all accruInC costs said writ wherein
A. i. Su, anr Morgonthen is plaintiff and Roht
Guunison j. defendant. have levied upou nd will
expose at IuliIc safe 10 the ichest bidder for ,s
~ the Court House door in the town of Oroyilln
County anl state af're .ai1, on Thursday the
Jotis day Of August II 1858. at2 o'clock
l.. y. "f AIT day all 1T tHV right title and Interest
of Il hov4 named hetenAaHt in and to ore certain
store iiou aud on" stable stuatel on Morris RIA.
vine / furcta Tpwrshjp. Futte county. CALIFORNIA
about tlrrp-q quarters Of miles southeast of the
village of SclastoI nl aId on jhe northeast side o
the main wagon road LEADING nom Longs bar Ia
.ad S4'8stni ol together " til all AMI singular tho
t"new. nts. herrd'tHn nts thereunto belonging OF
~ onNWise arr"riain'ns. Also the land on wi icl
The same are situated
". n. fLU.N, Ste'iF Butte County
T,tl,
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SheTiT'S Sale

FyY NlRUE tF WELT or lXrfT"TIoN N
"a isspc cut Of The fist ici G. ur cf The Flrtec III
judicial District IN irr Iit'r unity ard : ate OF
nlicir i1. H. n directed aud delivered. cull nard
irg ne e. make t'r sum of 'hrce huulrtl trd sixty
nine forty ta u one l,rnlfeh dollars t-}9 ~ with
iuor,s' lc"',u et NE rate # tca per cent. per
frur the fturt ei TIA day Of May, n. u. 1853
uttil p.id, aud The fVrihrr sum u t'vt u', -ninr
.veaty.ve one Lunlfch e lars. Ci29 ~ coz = OF
su;t and accfuiig costs tn said writ, wherein
CltARi ~ e Toy j. riaintiF ard JAMES BKA p.
LEV j. TcfufCui. have l. vict uron and sh al
p,se nt ruic ~gl" tn the HI best bidder for cash.
on Ncuday the 93l day Of Augu t. 4. H. IsjS at
the hour of Two o'cl, ck =. NJ. ut said day ail OF
tos. certnin p ces ard parcels Of la ds described
~ follows to wit: Al ,hat certain niere or parcel
Of nnd si'ut,d in The town of trovile. Futte coun
Is, Chlii,Fri Il bcirg rat Of pt No. in Ekick
No 5, ns liI Ido"u On the town plot If hC said Wn
or Oroyiile u formerly occupied by =. Fsrrcy y
Hroiter. Also certain piece or fGlcel Cf lard sitl.
tied in the town of Orovllr. county and Stnte aforr.
snil, nud known - Let Ne. in Blcck No. -. Gs
hid down On tlc town map or plot aforesaid. to-
g":hcr " ith N: aud singular l. G trnemcnts hereii-
utnis and Hppurtruances thrrcunto bel ,hgiug iu
3S wisc apptr.aning 10 each o! The sid lurco!s OF
lnrd.
The above sa'e tO trkc Place at the Court House
door, in tue toS of OrOvi.lo. Ct Gnty and State
af0rcsiii
n. d. PLT.N, Sheriff BuHe County,
Dated OroViile. august -. \. ~. lAlS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Iupsector, and s. Y. Hale, w. b. Maxwell,
Judges.
The officers Of the several Election Pre-.
ciDcts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Returns. bu,
TO send them in separately, certified to hy
the Inspector Of their respective Precincts
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors O.
Butte County.
rrv +. A. MATTHEWS. Chairman.
Attest, M. II. DARRACH,
Clerk Of Board
By j. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
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CHICO TOW NSuIp.

CHIco--John Bidwell. Inspector, and A.
ii. Barber, DR.. J. b Smith, Judges.
JENNINGS LANDING w Lee. Inspector
and W Usher. Jas. Torney, Judges.
WHEELER's HousE.--C. Wheeler, Inspec-
tor, and Thos. s. Wright, A. ID. Turner,
Judges.
JoHNsoN's RANcH.--J. Lowry. Inspector
and W. Henshaw, j. Watson Judges,
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wYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

WYANDoTrE.--Jac Snow, Inspector
d. Lewis opd X. Rutherford. Judges.
WILSON'S RANCHO. Dunk IN, Inspector
and ]. NJ. Wilson aud John Bergen, Jud.
ges.
HoNcUT CITy.--Thomas Fox. Inspector
and w. Cainc and John O'Leany. Jud-
ges.
BANcoR.-E. Felers, Inspector, and G.
Brook and James A Watson, Judges.
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Sheriff IS Sale.
Hat VIRTUE OF TWO yVRyrs M

> . cXecG,ipn. issinu out oi thn District court If
the ttiteenth ludicin nislrcI in aud for the Cuup
~ oi Bn'te, and state uf California; to in~ directed
AID delivered, commanding we 20 make the sum Of
I've hnndred ard lflv-UO Is 100 Oll hearirg inter-
est nj th" rate OFTEN rer cspt per anHun, until paid
t'ss ne sun {" S2I2 l5lO1 and the sum Of to puiy-
tour 2'lQ0 dollars costs Ot suits and Nil accru costs
on sHid writ wherein Ol}T Acl ISEi Plain,if and
James Miller and George Nlchofare rcfendan's. Al
~ the sum oi too thousand one hundred a d seven
a. 90 iOllar~. bearing tprs nj thp rate ot ton -
cont per anrum until paid, an he further sum 81
hrNone II loo dollars costs # SUIT and all accruipp
cost "n said wit wherein WM NESRlGT il Plai =
tH. and IA MIS- MILLER and GEORGE NICIIUI.
are lttrendanis. have levi d upon and wi EXPOSE
at nublic sale. to the highest hi der for cash ON SAT
rday. The 1th daY of September \. ID. l-js. at the
hour OF o'clHck VI. Of saii dar. All of the rig
uit hnd interest ef the above named def.rdants iu
dnd 10 the following described p'nnerty IN wit All
hat certain piece or body &c land, situated IN tie
county "i Eute, near the foot Of ore 0f the Fable
MountaiPs, about twn miles from p Myers Ranch
more raricnlarlS descrb ID as fellows toa~ South
wet oharer Section No. u, Township North 20
North Rn'g" East. MI. Dahln Meridian. North En,t
oharer Section M. ~. Townships Ncrth 81. North
Rhige Z East Mtniablo Meridian. Nurih Wps q Iar
Ter Section 81. Townships North ~. North Range 2
East NJ Dahlo Meridian. so1th W',st Quarer sec
tion No ~ townships North 2n. North Rinc. 3 Ee.t
W nReo Neridisn. SOuth Fast Quarter Section No
%, Towns hip North %. NORTH Egulr > Enst Nj Ii.
ah'o Mer,d an: oot taining SiD Hcrss ef land: to-.
eher wh all and singular the .tpe.its here Aha.
lnents and appHrtanences thcFruptn tnlouprg ar n,
anN wise anpuriai ning. Alsa that ccr;aip pr1prri,
situated in Oregon Tnwnsuin. Butte toufty, nrf
~ ,, as .e boTa9 eiarN Niill prop r'yi CONSISTS
oi me ounrz Mill, Machin"ry * res tenement ami
hpfhrumehceS together wHh the o1ar Ledge situ-
a'rd near satt mill. and ih.. lnud up,n which salt
~ 'i ud lnige are situatei. Also about 100 tons of
- lfrtz railngs lying reGr sai mill.
Tue ahcve sHle tn tosr pi7ca nj the Court House
said. III - 80
A. d. PLUh S4e4iGButie County.
flFt,rf y.
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KIMSHEW TOWNSHIP.


Doc TowN.-E. d, Kinsou. Inspector,
ges.
BRorHrRToN STORE j r. Brotherton,
Irspector, and A. C. Longmon, judges
DIAMoNnvILLE.--Gcorg Tarbell, lnspcc.
tor, and BENZ. Han ifiaun aud 4. Bcasly,
Judges.
FoRKs OF BUTTE Capt. Bracy. Inspec.
tor, W. Evans and Hale, Judges.
He'll TowN.--W Neshiit, INSPECTOR. and
Capt johnson and j. NichaIl, Judges
KIMcKLh's RANcH--GeorPe W Wlmott,
Inspector, and +. +. Kin kle, Judges.
LovrLocK's SToRE.--J, ii. Patty, In.
spector, and ...... Judges.
INsKir.--John Munson, Inspector, and
George Waters end W Juliun. Judges.
MINERAL sLiDr.-..F. A Stryker, In.
spector, and Thomas, Judges
L0REGON TOWNSHIP.
NIsHTowN - Esq Cady Inspectors,
and - Myers, - Jugdcs.
YANKEE HILL. Geo. Geiss Inspector,
j. Billings W. Donnellson, Judgc-.
NELSON Bars. G. Curtiss, Inspector
- Cooper, ----- Judges.
FRENcHTowN. - j. Barrow Inspector
and Simmons, - Judges.
CHEROKEE FLAT IS Glass Inspector
and T. McDannicls, John Mason Judges.
MrssiLLA VAII.ty.--M. Pence. 1nspeetor
and j. C. Has,y, Il. Channel. Jndges.
OarcoN Cry r.. F. Derrick, Inspector,
and C. simmons, w. Hendricks. Judges
L,NpsAy BAR.--R Lindsay, Inspector,
and 49, ---- Judges.
I,rrtr K,MsHrw M Wells, Inspector,
Ike Bateman, J. Hunter, Judges.
BALsAM BiLL,--W. Ramsey. Inspector, and
- Church, - II iris, Judges.
CoNcow VALLgy.--J Stewart. Inspco.
tor, and DIR. Thompson, G. G. Marquis,
Judges.
BIG BAR - Kitchen, Inspector, and
w. Towle, ------ Judges.
CHArrAREL Hill - Smith, Inspector,
and ------- ------ Judges.
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ORC TOW NSHIP.

UKU TOW NSHIP.
Oso LrRyA'--J. worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
FoRBEsrowN.--R. n. Charrell, Inspector,
II. D. 0llphant and ii. Cbickening, Jud-
ges.
ROBINSON MLL--A. Lewis, Inspector,
II, c. Hammond, Judges.
HANSON NvILLE.--J. II. Hanson. Inspector
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NATcpRs.--Gporge Pierson. Inspector
ID. w. G. Day and F Bailey, Judges.
EVANSVILLE E. B'own. Inspector, arc
Thomas benson and F. Waterman, Jud.
ges. fyUW .nfr--r
BINGHAM's BAR.--W. r. Hooper, Inspec
tor, Capt. Mead and --Fergu guson, Jud
ges. ru .in ...n
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENrERpRIsE-Robert Taylor, Inspector,
and 49, Jenney ard r. Wilcox, Judges.
STEvENsoN's SToRE,--A. Stephenson, In
srector, and W. Brown, and j. Finburn,
Judges.
MooRE TowN.--John Freeland, Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges.
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Notice.

A L. SHARES IN TIE UNION MINING COW
y psny. on whiel th- assess enis f,r May June
thi July ls5S, rem.iHuE UrTaii ~ he soki at
Fairfield Bar for ssia ASsese .Fss on The 26th dsV
nf August 1858 Mt oqe O'Clock 2 II to rav said as
easements should the '1p'as renain unpaid Al aid
time r /. v. O'FHRRALL Sc L. VI Co
Yairhsfd Bar, Ju' - 1855
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presented in Senate and .fSStmJiy, do
enact as foHotcs
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Justices's Summons

NiTFD STATES OF AMERIc.
u STATE Of CALIFORNIA. COUNTY of Ri r1r
In Jst c. 'urt, Oohir '"n ihH. The penn,a (: Z
he St r. Of Chfnrrii1 10 GEORGE CaJJ G ,a.a Of
You ~r'' hereby summon to hpnear hef re r,a g
my OH e II Ophir towashi", crntty If B tie an ~ ~
~ day of Septen Der, A. ID. 1858, at 10 o,.,'ne e
M 10 aus~'r unto the csmpI int { EORCP ~
RUTLER. whr sues u rec yer the sum M s,,r ~ h
6'-lO (S56 60l dollars. aimed To he doe ir.r, @ h
on account tor noni had received ard no,,nHaa ~
toiahu dehve'n' as per compliant hled in this cap.s
when Jud ,meYt i'll be taken against NON r. =,
sic amount, together with costa ami damage. u % e
fail 10 appear. To the Sher # or any C.n..h,s s"a "
III cou1ty. greeting: Make legal servlce an.
due return hereof "Ao
Given under my hand this 5th day Of August. A. n
'sfs JOHN :. BERRY
alo-law3t p. Ophir Tn.
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Sheriff S Sale.

E2Y VIRTUE OF A DUcretnI Order
= issunl ont Of the District Court ~ the tif-
teeuth ludicll risrct. in ard for Rute County and
~ta'e of California, against SiNoN GAtR iSS {, and
J. W. NIlAl ING. 0uC ia favor Of rocco MAR
CiiELLN. for the sum of Five ivudred and TirN
poer-. priucu'l Gcbi, Hnd the tthCr supr of Thrce
HuuIgct mud 1lirty four t"tn;y five one hundrcls
Uoltur- int sst t'g her with teal inter 81 thereon
from the date If Ibis decree. cnd thirty rcr cent.
thereon for attorney 5 fees, and III, further sum If
fhuty i've twenty one hupdrcths Dollars costs Of
SuIl. aGd al sccruup costs of said writ, to me III.
rrcieI md Delivered, Cntnmf;ding mo to SCH the
rn"rtcaged promises h renaifcr drsrrhcd to sasfy
sle dtrnu's. vii! On lucSda,. the 2ith day of tu
gust II ISIS ~ the hOur of Two o'clock p " OF
-lid dny. in pursuance Of tho requirements Of said
writ, viii sell ~ puilic sale 10 the hghO 81 hildar
for cash. TIE property described IN sad order of sale
aS 'li'ws TO vii: That piece parcel of laud sit
atores;tl, cumnc n'cmcHt oa the nor heriy line Of
erlv clrn"r "f p Il street and Ilunioon street,
running nluhG the said norherly lire of Bird str,ei
tasterlN @3 fe' thense At right gcs northrrly
lrtI h,h'e at right an-lCs westerly 20 feet thence
~ TFti ~ Ges sonlher'y so feet tn he nca Of le,in.
uing brlag part Of TOT No. 3 IN Utrck No. . as
ud down on the eNiSii' map of 81 town. together
N-h rll nni stnPutr the true e'rruts, hcreditamrn,
and apIurl"u"nccs ihercuoto telougiug or In an,
wise app 'r'aiHirg.
IN" above safe to take pl1ce nj the Court Hons
oor III the town ul orOvie, County aud State a(pre
saii
" u PiUN, ShpriF Butte Conntv.
brDNtile AUG 4,h lS5S
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ARTICLE ".
or OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, ANT
CuALLENGrs.'

or OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AND
cItALLrNGas.'
SECTION % At all elections the rolls
shall be operel Mt eight o'clock in the morn.
ing, and shall continue open until sunset. Mt
which time the judges shall close the pol's {:
provided that the judges Of the election may
take recess Of one hour at any time they
mny think proper during the day, before
three o'clock in the afternoon
Src - The board of judges before they
commence receiving ballots, shall cause it tn
be proclaimed aloud Mt tho place of voting
that the polls are opened.
SFc. o. The voting shall be by ballot.
The ballot shall be paper ticket containing
the names Of the persons for whom the elec.
tors intend to vote, and designating the of
ice to which each person SO named is iu-
tended by him tn be chosen.
SEC. rs. Whenever any person offers to
vote, the inspector shall pronounce his name
in nm audible voice, ard if there he no OBJ
lection to the qualification cf such person as
an elector. shall receive his ballot, and in
the presence of the other judges put the
same. without being opened or examined,
into the ballot t-hox
Nht. 80 1 nc mime OF eAcn cIect0r whose
ballot has been thus received, shall be i'm l.
mediate'y entered by each clerk in the col.
umn Of his poll list, headed " names Of vo
ters," numbering cach pane in the addition
nj cclnmn, as il is taken down, so that it
may be seen at any time whether the two
lists agree,
Ssc. -. Any person Offering to vote
may be challenged as unquali fed by the in.
spector, or either of the judges. or 10y any
legal voter, and it shall, in all case. be the
duty OF me Inspector and each Of the judges
to challenge any person Offering to vote
whom he shall know or suspect not TO be du-
ly qualified as an elector.
SFc 2s When any person Offering to vote
is challenged, IL shall be the duty Of the
board OF judges to declare to him the quail.
ticatons of an eleetor.
Sfc' 20 Ii such person shall still insist
that he is entitled to vote, and the challenge
shall net be Withdrawn. the board of Judges
IN their discretion, may administer an oath
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EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

|, NEW PHILADELPHIA wv. Perdue. Iuspec.
tor, aud W N. Alien. F. Peters. Judges
MoRRis RAvINE u. Brittenhaner, In.
spector, and - Thomas,J Clymper. Judges
SPARKS House,. Nj. Sparks, Inspcc.
tor, and ------ ------ Judges.
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Abstract of an Act to Regulate EIec-
tfOns.
tPAssED MARCH 90, 1901
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ARTICLE IL.
OF THE ouALIFIcArIoNs AND DISABILITIES
IIEcTnns

OF THE QUALIFICATIONS AND DISABILITIES
OF FLEcToRs
SECTION 10. Every white male citizen
Of the United States, and every white male
citizen of Mexico who shall have elected to
become a citizen Of the United States under
the Treaty Of Pence exchanged and ratified
at Qneretaro on the 30th day Of May. 1S48.
Of the nge of twenty -oue years, who shall
have been resident Of the State six months
next pteceding the election, and the county
or district in which he claims his vote, thirty
days, shall be estitled to vote at all elections
which are now or hereafter may be authori
lied by law.
SEc. II. For the purpose Of votirg, no
person shall be deemed to have gained or
lost residerce hy reason Of his pre'euce or
absence on the service of the United States.
ror while engaged in the navigation If the
waters cf this State or Of the United States.
or Of the high nS nor while n student Of
nny seminary OF arniug nor while kept Mt
any almshruse or any other aey um, LOr
whilo cor fined in my ub ic prison.
Src -. No IDIOT or insane pcrs n, or
person convicted OF any iufnmons crime,
shall be entitled to the privileges of an
eloctcr.
Src "a ciluc Shall tc 1temel ufa
nous which is punishable hy death Or by i'm
prisonu eut in the State Pris II.
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ARTICLE III.
OF THE rL'CE or ucLuING ELECTIONS, AN
ALSO Or IAsPEcrous, JUDGES, AND
CLERKS cF rLIcr;oNs.

CLERKS cF ELL Cr;ONs.
SrcTIov 1G. Wien m election il ordered,
tho County Judge shah an Ioiit for each
precinct, from the qualified electors Of the
township In which such preciuct lics, ore
insT octor and two julgcs, who shall c,I.ti-
tue n bonrd of judges Of election. In case
said board he not appointed for any precinct
by the county judge. the electors present on
the morning If tue day Of election, Mt the
pace where the polls were orencd on tie
day Of the st previous election. may np.
point a board If judges for such precinct.
Sic II. II shall be the duty of each in
spectcr to be at the plnce where the polls
are to he opened in the precinct for which
he ia Appointed, from eight o'clock in the
II o ming until sunset on the day of eloc'i II.
Should such Inspector not an ear ut eight
o'clock in the morning. the electors present
Mt the rlace where the polls are to lie opened.
may APPOINT an inspector r the precinct.
SIC. lS The board of inspectors for each
precinct shall, before the time CT o; oning
the polls, appoint two suitable orsons to act
as clerks.
SEc. 10. Before any election shall be
opened, the Inspector, judges and clerks
shall each, before any officer authorizes to
administer oaths, take an oath thnt he viii
faithfully y ard impnrtially discharge the dn-
ties assigned him by law If there is no
person present authorizel to administer
oaths. the inapector shall administer the
same to the judges and clerks, and one OF
the judges shall then administer the oath to
the inspector.
SEC. 20. The inspector shnl, be chairman
of the board, and after its organization,
shall have rover to administer oil necessary
on,hs which may I've required in the progress
of the cction. lie shall olso have power to
6ll any vacancy thet may occur in the board
Of Judges. or by ab'cncc or refusal TO serve
# either Of the clerks, after the polls have
been opened.
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4 ARD, IdNSEED. NEATsFo0T, PoLAh
q Sperm Oil-For sale by ,vnr
CoLTOE 4 ""DSKs"i
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STORAGE! STORAGE

u OF Grain and Produce. in my fire roof buiidi6
! ON MONTGOMERY street, between IluntoUn and Li&
colh streets
lCy~iIbERAL ADVANCES made on grain G
ST" age. c. SCRIdLRlH
pruviIle. August 2jth 1858. arg2i
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1t hailed the ships, and cried Sail on,
Te mariners, the night is gone
And hurried landward, far away,
Crying Awake, it is the dayw
1t said unto the forest; Shout
Hang all your leaty banners cut!"
It touched the wood birds folded wing,
And said 20 bird, awake and sing.'
And DER the farms, 4 0 chanticleer,
Your clarion blow, the day is nearw
It whispered to the fields of corn :
Bow down and hail the coming morn "
It shouted through the belfry tower:
Awake, D bell, proclaim the hour "
1t crossed the churchyard with sigh,
And said " Not yet, in quiet lie
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Beautiful star, beautiful star, etc.
And Venus seemed to reciprocate the compliment
BY shedding upon earth unwonted brilancy. For a
full hour these amateurs, whom had supposed 10 be
members of the New Orleans Academy Of Music"
sung as if to etace every impression of the sad con-
dtton of our city after which slept an nyigorating
sleep. A lovely Sabbath morning was ushered in by
the hooking birds, whoseemed to vie with the musi.
clans Of the preceding evening in enhancing the at
Effectiveness Of the spot
The preparations for the Sabbath were evident in the
delightful order the eheerulness and haIowed enjoy
ment Of that family, aud Godapproviug blessed them
ALL At proper hour parents children and servants
were kneeing in the church to offer their praises and
duplication to their Heavenly Father and never
did l do it with more fervor. Everything in the
church deepened my emotions. By the subdned
light from the windows Of stained glass on one side
OF the chance saw in beautiful golden characters
the Decalogue, headed by the Impressive text God
spake these words the other the creed Of nearly
two hundred millions of Christians, and between
them window Of sacred hieroglyphcs, with other
objects beftting church.
Proclaimed the preacher: " The Lord is in his holy
temple, let all the earth keep silence before him
and lnsensible, indeed, must have been the heart
which did not respond, Amen. But one thing marred
the sublime beauty of the scene: Our American Gus.
tom Of ticketing peWs The Lords femme sold and
partilioned ofthe rich, perbops With 3jrc, nIats
claiming the highest seats. Is tbs scrnfnrs Is #
in accordance with the primitive simniietty Of me
church, or can il be sustained an the @yannJ If Nv.
pedency? When our churches arr foo 9nrb rro,vda1
for families to find seats together LET rs 5 others.
i'm tto, no i,,,,,Ia.z.3.. ''i1i9l
human pride and seGshness ia The sanctuary of the
Almighty and alloYing Father and saviour. Win
humble fervor, the preacher led the wor,binneIs
through the sublime liturgy, and then proceeded to
portray with emphatic pathos, the influence Of trivial
aa1ses MN 4, >" =, isei