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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
ASS

THURSDAY, March -, 1871.
Assembly convened NJ $500 n. IN
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
koIl ca!!cd-quorum resent
Prayer 10y Rev. J. y. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Reports Were received from the Com.
mites on Public Morals and Judi.
cary.
y resolution was adopted authoriz.
ing the Speaker and Clerk TO examine
and approve the journal o: this day.
Senate Bin No. 1874, authorizing tho
Attorney General 10 appoint a deputy,
was read third time and lost-aves. ii;
noes, p; absent. ..
Senate joint resolution No. I5g. rcla.
tive 10 annexation OF portion of Cali
tornia, WAS read third ;.,ne and passed
ayes, 30; noes, 4; absent. q.
Assembly Bill No. 2i9, to extend tho
powers of the State Prison Commits
s%!oners; read third time and passed.
ayes, -; noes, B; absent, ..
ScVcral messages we're received from
the senate.
The House refused To suspend the
rules and take up Senate Bill No. bis.
relative 10 Lander county aid to a rail
road.
senate Bin No. 1875, amendatorv of
the school law, was read third time
and announcement OF vote postponed
I'LL evening.
Senate Bill No. -. i'm relation IN
pubic highways; indefinitely post
poued.
Senate Bin No. 23l, authorizing the
survey q the western boundary line
Oh the State. Read third time and
passed-aye~, y; noes, II; absent. q.
senate Bill No. lSS, an Act for The
relief OF J.. Ii. Hancock, passed-aves.
u; noes, 8; absent, 10.
Vt l2:i5 recess for one hour.
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EXPLAIN AToRY. - Gen. Clarke OK
plains IN n letter published elsewhere
that no reflections were intended i'm
the report OF the Committee on Detail
cation on the mannc in which Mr..
Hale kept the booliso Mr.. Parkinson.
The defect was in the law relative 10
tue Controllers odice-uot in the way
his books were KEPT. We may here
renark that where the committee al
luded to the ''iaie Controller il was
not intended to refer in any manner to
the latest Controller. Mr.. Doron. but
to Mr.. Parkinson, now deceased. No
reflections were made on Dcrou's al
ministration.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

DFAIH or \ PIoNEER.-Judgc James
r. Hubbard, Of san Francisco. died a.
mis- residence in san Francisco on sat
urday last, OF asthma and bronchitis.
with which he has been suffering for
some years. Judge Hubbard was one
OF y early pioneers Of Nevada City.
having mined on Deer Creek, near tie
Union Itoiel, ana pracgiced law IN
copartn ship with Judge >awyer i'm
this cit in 1851 and 1852. lie Was n
man , assessed Of rare abilities in Tho
legg profession, and a gentleman of
wp IN and genial qualiticS.-rNeyoda
e A. Transcript, lsI.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

The trial Of strength between Gov.
ern"r James Il. English and Marshall
Jewel to determine which shall be
governor of Connecticut for the next
year Is the fourth time In succession
that these candidates have been pitled
against each other. Jewell beat Eng
lish in lse9 by Ill majority; and Eng.
iish turned the tables on his rival IN
1870 by s3 majority. There is no
reason 10 suppose that The result ;Ai,
Spring in Connecticut viii differ from
that which has taken place all ovcrthc
Union during the past twelve months.
The tide is all one way. The pcmoc-
racy are more likely to continue gain
ing States than to lose any.
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CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE TO ,
FORMER CcaTEoLLEh's BOOKS


Carson. New. March, =, 1871.
Hox. Iscn3.Rr VI. CLARKE-DrAR
SIR: IN your testimony before the
Legislative Committee on the Treas
ury d~elaicatjon, AZ reported in the edi-
.or.al columns OF the Carson Register
Of Yesterday, you use the foiiowingex-
preston: Il found the Controllers
books Sct forth false balances. etc. As
It is generally known that / kept the
hooks Of that department during the
Parkinson administration, and n I
have aiken great pains in keeping the
books ard accounts Of thar Office i'm =
correct and systematic manner. and as
The books. vouchers and a.
that office have been subjected To a
most rigid examination lor months
duration by an expert OF known abiI-
ity appointed by the Board OF Exam
iners, 90 whom vou we're n member.
in justice 10 myself may / ask for an
explanation Of your Language.
Respectfully. TTEo. y. HALE,
Deputy state Controller.
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EVsNING SESSION.

Assembly convened ut T:30 D. H.
Speaker Lowerv III the Chair.
Roll callcd-quorum present.
Cal OF the House ordered, and in
time dispensed with.
The announcement Of the vote OH
Senate Bill No. To-, 10 aid the Nevada
~5encYolent Association. coming up. Il
long discussion followed. several
changes took place and bill passed.
Senate Bill No. Isl, repeating sup
Elementary assessment, read third
time and passed.
Senate amendments To Assembly
8ill No. -, q coucurred in. Senate
concurrent resolution No. -. to COM
pcnsssie the Secretary of state for en-
rolling laws Of present session, was
]concurrcd in.
Senate Hill No. 2t5. .orthc relief of
Mart Wrinkle, read second time and
referred To Committee ON WAYS and
Means.
Senate Bill No. -. tine deficiency
bill, was considered in Committee %
the Whole, read third time and passed.
senate iii! No. l3>. relative to tram
ways. read third time and passed.
SENATE EIl! No. llf. authorizing
County Commissioners of storey H.,
lE.! Certain claims, passed.
PRESENTATION.
Lockwood delivered an eloquent and
feeling presentation address prelimi-
nary 10 presenting Speaker Lowcry
with a valuable gold watch.
i.oWery replied in u brief and an
pruFriate speech nj thanks.
\ resolution was thea unanimously
adopted returning the thanks of the
House 10 Speaker .owcry, Speaker
pro tenn. TUnnaEi. Chief Clerk Cassidy
and others.
Mr.. Beck rose solemnly. and i'm low
and measured sentences poured forth
a Hood OF eioguCitcc like the flow Of
some gr;;IAl stream, ripplea mi along
IL course by the musical shadows OF
auil"r. The spcakCrth then drew forth a
large leather medal and presented tho
satue 90 Speaker pro lem. Tenant.
amid the shouts Of the assembled null
t!tude.
TcEnant replied, ~ way Of accent
ance, and said that the leather of which
tEe medal was made WAS tanned al
Nashoo City, and would last as
long a. the county seat remained al
that city, and that lie should keen the
rledal probably longer than the
Speaker world keep his watch. as
the latter could be pawned and the
medal couldn't.
la;chon w;ls then granted leave to
speak for twenty minutes on Assem-
bly, lall No. =, to abolish canital pun
iShElcnt, and on the subject OF wo-
mans suffrage.
several members asked leave of alb
enc for twenty minutes.
Lockwood then spoke in eulogy of
the present assembly, and said that
IN all his experience in legislative
bodies nc lad never been in a more
pleasant than this.
The House then took "a recess for
Twenty-Five minutes, during which
time the
THIRD ROUSE
Convened, Hal. Clayton i'm the chair.
and transacted a large amount of bust
hess III the way OF resolutions, points
o. order, etc.
on r~easscmbling Of the House. sew
eral members inquired about books
lost.
y message was received from the
senate, transmitting Pelican Bill No.
@.Uhl, twenty inches in length.
\ motion Was adopted authorizing.
the Sergeant-at-hrms 10 take charge
ofthis hall until noon n-morrow, To
enable members 10 procure their pa
pers, etc. ~ precisely II, midnight.
the Speakers gavcl fell, and the As
sembiy adjourned sine dic-thank
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

'ANN3N' N!alti- =, 81.
THO. :. I!ALE-DE4E SIR: I have
your favor Of thi, inst, respecting my
testimony before the Joint Committee
appointed TO investigate the Treasury
detalcation, and in reply have this to
say: My answer specified by YOU wa
intended 10 convey, and in nv opin-
ion does convey, this meaning. to wit:
That owing to the fact that the Treas
urer did not make and return 10 your
office monthly statements Of di>burSe-
rIents, etc. made bv him, and Hwinr
- The fact that money Tor purchase of
lands and revenue stamps. did not and
could not under the law come to your
knowledge until final settlements we're
made, the books in your office did
not and could not disclose the true
amount ia the STATE Treasury. Ger
tainly. ] had no purpose TO convey the
impression that Your books were not,
ut all times correctly kept under the
law. ON the contrary. I knew. ami
c~hecrfuily bear testimony To the cor
RICHNESS Of your books, aud the hdel-
ity with which YOU have at all times
discharged the duties of Your office.
Respectfully, ROM. y. CLAuEu.
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! cal of the Senate was demanded.
The motion being to concur in the
recommendation OF the committee.
Brown renewed his motion Tor "A cali
OF the Senate which was again sus-
tanned.
Tie motion 10 adopt the report was
lost-1ycs, IL; noes. II.
BOnnifield then moved To- indefinite
ly postpone the bill. Carried.
Aycs-Abraham, Bonnifield, Boring,
Cleveland, Eastman. Fox. Hall, Haz
ard, Hill, McBeth, Mullen, Phclan-
l..
Noes-B.own, Crawford. Hastings,
Iiazlctt, Hopkins, McCoy. Mills,
Moore, >hamp, Small, Spenccr-II.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

Governor Alcorn, Of Mis.issippi.
who was elected to the United state,
Senate, TO succeed Revels, the negro
Senator, has announced his intention
TO decline the honor. This is the first
instance Of the kind in the history of
the country.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

There was n strong debate in tho
canadian Parliament. on Saturday
over the fishery question, and consid-
cradle dread was manifested lest Can
ada should be absorbed by tho United
States as a result OF the joint high
commissions deliberations.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

To START CP.-Under the present
new and encouraging impetus given
10 mining operations by the exceed
ingly rich strike of ore in the Crown
Point mine, preparations are now be-
ing made 10 start up the Kentuck
mime very shortly. II has been idlo
Tor some months past.-[Gold Hill
News, I'd.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

The Senate has refused, by a vote of
twenty-seven to twenty-four, TO grant
the Australian steamship line a subsi-
dy Of $500, 900 per n
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

SELRY ANp HDOrH.-ThCSe two gen
tlcnien are looming up prominently
Is the Republican candidate for Gov
ernog- Except rs a matter of rcputa-
ton We DO not think il matters much
who the Republicans nominate, The
result viii lc simply this: tha, ;he
Democratic candidate for Governor
vii! certainly ''Walk the log Of any
man the Republicans may nominate.
This II q proposition not open to dis
pute. Bus ii cruel fate shonld decree
that a Republican must be elected GOV
ernor, We nope that the Republicans
Will nominate either Booth or ~elbv.
II lie gentlemen named were ~ sound
Democrats a. they are staunch Rcpuh-
licans We should rejoice To see either
one put prominently forward by the
Democracy. ~ II Is, however, we cx-
pect 10 have the satisfaction Of aiding
tine Democrats 20 give one or the other
4 sound t~hra>hiu@. Who shall il be.
Booth OF Sclny? Sclby j., the mos
ambitious, the most energetic. and the
greatest Sutorrat i'll disposition, and
therefore probably the best representa-
tive Of lat;cr-d day YluicaiiSin. But
Booth l. refined. polished and c~las>i-
cal, and the best representative Cr
sumner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Reporter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

The new school law adopted by the
Louisiana Legislature has resulted in
filling the public schools of New Or
leans with negroes. In many cases
the white children have LETT the
schools altogether 10 Africans.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

The United States Government will
purchase two millions of bonds each
Wednesday during March.
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tive Fund Ia lieu OF ou. lost hv said
senator, dated Jan. -. 1871. No. I4..
for 500.
The resolution ganting leave of alb
10 john Dennis, County Clerk of
Lander, passed.
The special order fef > o'clock. The
senate went into Committee of the
Whole. and, returning. reported As
scmblv Bill No. 10. an Act to amend
an Acy to create counties and establish
the boundaries thereof, Of 1851.
\ MESSAGE FROM GoVFRSoR
Was received approving the bill for
the preservation of fish in the waters
or the state, and of the Act providing
Tor the publication OF the Nevada Ike
ports, and vetoing the bill for histori-
cal paintings.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met.
ASSEMBLY,

A"EIHbLI NF>NAFI~.
n message from the Assembly was
received transmitting an Act to extend
the powers of the State Prison Com
missioners, the same having passed:
also, Senate Bill No. 1874, 10 authorize
the Attorney General TO appoint n
deputy. the same having been lost.
aycs. ID; noes. %: also, Senate Bill
No. %, in relation TO public high
ways, the same having been indef-
nItely postponed.
The Sergeant-nt-Arms of the Senate
was Instructed to issue to ]. c. Hazlett
a duplicate certificate on the LeyisIs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

An appreciative ma says that in
stead OF putting the word .sGod- in
the letter of the Constitution we had
better take the 'deviln on of the Gov
eminent. This last is inst what Dcm-
ocrats propose to do.-TF.x.
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wAsHoE AND oHNsBT.

The debate over the bill providing
fur the annexation OF Il portion OF
W ashGe county to oruSby was con
tin"cd. on a motion 10 report and re
commend the passage or the bill.
Hounitleld moved 20 strike out Sec
t!on l-ayus. ., noes. 10. Los.
cleveland offered, as - substitute,
that; the Indefinite pDSfponc:Ieut be
recoWtGeEded-ayes, o; noes, IL. Los.
Question on recommendation OF the
bili-aycS. 10; noes, .. Carried.
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The meeting of tho German parlia-
meut is postponed. by imperial decree.
until March 10th,
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CORPORATIONS.

unless such transfer be made on the hooks OF the
company. Should any stakeholder desire to trans
ter stock previous to ful, payment OF the same
having been made, he shall be permitted 10
by substituting the obligations OF the party pllr-
chasing. provided the substituted obligations are
satisfactory TO the Board OF Directors.
ARTICLE XVII.
This act OF corporation may b.. modified. altered,
Or amended or the company dissolved, AT the gen
'Tai n,eeiing OF the stockholders, to be convened
FOR thai purpose. after thirty days notice in III.
Encli.h German ana French lon.,i,ucrs nroy drI
IT be- done with The consent OF yhrec-iourths OF the
stock represented at such meeting; but three
f""r;iis oi the whole stock OF the company shall!
N represented n the meeting; and al! such ln"di-
t"ation> alterations. amendments dissol alton,
sii;.i. De- re- corded and Published.
ARTICLE XVIII.
The names and respective intcrt Of tie pa
10 This :'rI .sS below stated.
This done and PASSED III office. in said CITY n
ne presrhc" OF Messrs Charles + Barry and E.seoe
Bonny, competent witnesses who signed his a.:
with said apleaitrs and me. notary.
Originally >i.ned:
shares. Shares.
Aug. D"ssommts.....:0 j. K.C Por,ni:n.....-o
!. JOIN NJ; MnsnrT E Wi1t;,m PRINT ST.,
nuei.iNc Noses. ID. Urban. .............2.
aug; w. May........,1o =. Newman. ........ 20
Charles Ia.u.c.....9S Gn-. Hnlan.!cr. 70
CHARLES +. BARRY
T.. BOUNY.
JOSEPH COIN
Notary.
J, tie HEatrsi"n'd, Recorder of Mortgage. .cr
TINS city and parish OF Orleans. State of Louisiana
90 hereby certify tia; the foregoing act of .,.cUr-
Eor"tion las been '.ni. recorded ia book .ety
No. 3. Oh trl!os 2f'. 2r9, 30 aud 2iI.
New Orleans Decor her 81 1870
SISnrdI CHARLES DARCANTE!.
Deputy Recorder.
J. notary. cert " TIE FOR c"i" 70 De "Ci,v
%, the original ae; On HE and OF record III NY
office.
IN faith whereof. .,an: thcs. presents ,nG-,
NY signal ire and sea. office GA this fourth l.,y
OF January. 1871.
,S!Sn-,| JOSEPH CONN Notary P.tfr.
IA. II Is ,4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

The New York Commercial -4dcert.se,'
says Of Governor Warmoth's recent message
to the General Assembly Of this State:
The Governor Of Louisiana in his annual
message, speaks OF the growing spirit OF
harmony among the people. All have
shown, he says. a disposition, without re-
spect to partisan differences, to preserve
order, enforce the laws. and render obedi-
ence to all legally constituted authority.
He notices the fact that the elections in
New Orleans are generally attended with
violence. Last tall, however, an important
and exciting election was held without any
conflict or disturbance, ana with scarcely
an arrest. Such q thing was never known
in New Orleans before. The Governor
thinks it is the duly Of the general govern
ment to grant to Louisiana and other South
ern States their proper proportion OF IA
tional aid in prosecuting great works OF in
ternal improvements.
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communicated
Calcasieu Sulphur and Mining ComCany

| ys
AS this world grows old, so must its pco-
| PIE grow wise. do not mean sharp. but
wise To some good purpose. We have in
this city all sorts Of stock companies. Some
| go up and some 90 down; but there is one
| which appears to go steadily up. That is
| the CalcaSieu Sulphur and Mining Com
pany. This stock goes up, while the augur
| goes down deep into the earth to bring up
| the valuable crystalline sulphur, which will
| soon put vast amounts Of grecnbacks into
| its treasury.
In regard to stock companies, we have
banking companies, insurance companies,
levee companies, sugar shed companies live
stock companies, and slaugl,terhouse com
panies aud last, but not least. a sulphur
mining company, which does not propose
to slaughter any person or persons, or levy
any State a!t. Without such aid or legisla-
ton, it stands and works upon its own soil
and capital. and Will shortly be a source Of
great revenue to all Of its stockholders
There may be some evils i'll its present
management. but they will soon correct
themselves. II my opinion it is the safest
and best stock company in this or any other
city, as 1t stands upon rock foundation
with untold treasures Immediately below,
that will soon be brought to the surface by
the labor of men ana machinery; and is a safe,
sure. and certain paying investment for
capital OFF CARONDELET.
The .Los Angeles California; Ne,rs says:
AT the garden OF DIR. Caleb there is an
orange tree heavily laden with both green
and ripe oranges, and also covered with
freshly blown blossoms. In almost any
other climate this would be thought a
wonderful occurrence.
a Norwegian lady has arrived at Mil
waukee with some twenty of her children.
She says there are so many accidents she
don't think it safe to bring them all on one
boat, as incase OF wreck she wouldn't have
any heart to commence life in a new
country. She expects tho rest of them
early il January.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

The ability to say no in life is so valuable
that it might be truly called the safe side Of
ones character. It is almost a sure sign OF
strong mind and sound heart.
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VALDENIAK BILLIE, MI D.,
14j.............Canal Street.
graduate Of the University OF Copenhagen
Denmark. Honorary medical doctor of the Uni
verstv of FadOvs, Italy. Formerly physician in
the ROYAL Danish Navy. For several Years assist
ant physician at the hospital of the celebrated
PrOft ssor Ricord, Paris.
IALIST:
For all kinds of diseases OF the Sc x,lal ORGANS
female and male. Private diseases cured. after a
new. sure and quick method. Painful menstrna
tion-the white and diseases of the womb relic we'd
in very short time.
Office and residence
las CANAL STREET
Between Carondelet and Baronne
OFFICE HorRs-From II A. Nj. TO P NJ Con-
situations in English, German. French Italian and
Danish. ja23 "
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graduates OF the Louisiana Military University;
~; prepare pupils to enter the Sophomore Oh
Jn.iior Class of the Louisiana State Military I'M.
.e!S!,S. or any other college in the United StatN
An tit Inentary Department is attached DiscpIinA
military, with daily drill no2 Bm
T OUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
tFAME CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
ROUNDED and Supported by the stsss
of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
IN "A t.ogress will close last WednesG. in June
september next. andw continue ten months
ACADEMIC BOARD
acs. o, W i. corps OF able Instructors IL su
pacies OF literature and Science us,Iallv fsuchY
Il 'he 'sss colleges and universities
COURSE OF STUDY
hii-oiaces Prepare tory and Academic Dens r-r.,+
tic.ucihS Literary Scientific and Optional Co 80
nIeciai school OF Civil Engineering and a Co.
Mercial School ~1Au "eH-
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS
Wen selected and kaluabie. The Geolo1;cs1 sra
comnet. ;n ~ .annets etc, the largest and most
1920 e,e ~ tne south embracing the extensive ooi
eo1ons o. me late Colonel Wales of MISSES md
snd d Ihs Uannets OF the Typographical
"'ie"1 survey OF Louisiana
o ADMISSION
GIa11ted 10 Cadets not under fifteen wears NJ Coo
rsphy. "i"ihhar Sh0 eecG
n, EXPENSES
$50 See asoa End except clothing for ten mouths
cr Nv paysole III advance, balance February
a. uy accepted draft at eight per cent for niTs-r
o osts Payments may be made through the Cam
oaGets received at any time during tha q. ss,,,
ard charged from date of en1rance. S>'~'o'
Mr.. DISCIPLINE
vi Win daily drill battery of for, rrrx
~ anord facilities for instruction in artIar1
re Oh Cadets-Cadet-grey CLOTH to be had st
suit. " '"0n'y i've 0otisIs poy
fof further information address
D. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
N.x,,c-o Baton Rouge, Louisia.x
or'ck Co.'s, 50 Camp street. a. o"sf'
Until the rebuilding of the College ed,fics ,.,s,.
S - by IRE nea; Ale xandra the Insttns,o1
- temporarily located ut Baton Rouge. in ths nS.,
sa a Dnmo Asylum Location very HEALTHY and ~
Nmm,hes st: amplefor large number Of CsIst
nyl7 lH al" 'e'enty5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

STATE or LOUISIANA ,
City OF New Orleans. !
l, Charles II. Lu,cnAurg District Attorney OF the
FIRST Judicial District OF the State of Louisiana
beng he district in which the domice ofthe itlIi
named corporation is fixed do hereby certify that
lhave examined the foregoing act maxim, certain
alterations Or amendments to the original charter
OF the La Eariete Association and OF the opinion
that the said alterations amendments are lead,
and iD-GO wise contrary to law.
{. II. LUZENBURG. District Attor1lev
New Orleans, December 80, 1870
]. Andrew J. Hero Jr., notary as afor. said do
certify that the above and fore. going true COPY
OF the original act extant my n0tarial records:
and that said original act has been duly recorded
in the mortgage office Of this parish.
ANDREW J. HERO JR
Notary Public.
New Orleans, January H. 1871. jal5 Is 80 fel4
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1854 1861 so, % $50

This number contains in addition to the
regular monthly summaries, Il table show
ing the occupations Of immigrants arrived
in the United States from the British North
American Provinces during the year ended
June 30, 1870, the total arrivals amounting
to 4O,4ll. This table also shows the arrival
Of immigrants from said Provinces for each
Of the ten years from 1850 to 1869, aggregat
ing 1888. :.
The report also contains statements OF the
manufacturing interests Of st. Louis III 1879:
also the foreign trade Of Belgium in 1851,
1868, and 1860.