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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-03
LAAE COUNTY OFFICERS.

David \, Lathrop. Co. ch'. \ Resist,
h. &C w Howe, shcrin
Jam's 1. faster, uisr 81 rrob'i.
Robert T.. Bieb,e Couuty Treasurer
Darius q. Warner fros. Attorm I,
Dvsit q. navenpsrt. Co. School Sup,.
Louis Keller.
H. mr., Sanndersl
u, No. Ross. snpts OF the Poor.
Geo X Prct,
Albert A. blanchard. 90 Surveyor.
BoARp nv SrPrhv Isons.
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10 All trains run dniy. Sunday excepted.
+. II. MYERS, G'n. Pnss. a Ticket Agent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,

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Oin0, cfeaeo, Iowa.
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stOtE. Mrs. y. ~. So -.
HA$D, MA. >. r., s~s -.
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je1eiers.
Jps,ices " The Peace.

>. LOWRY. East $40 ~ Elss ~
see ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

fHF FsHV V0fW EVHff8
HHs,,,,ss DIRECTORY,
1855 i ~ sAAsAsaa "a n uaaas .ssi
VII FNA fFtA III IL tt#t
.e@,su stssn,ts.
HfistHi f~flswsvss
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seAsA .a#s, N~Ass
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tNAs tNAr&tN,
sa@~a@m.
fi1nhtys
A,AMata \ sAw> sWsurM -. sas4.
Hakvrs.
Hstt. y. =. ~ssssa.
Npst and .Shne .Nakrrs, ~.
>iMreN 80 &ss tssa.
fNt Witt. MH. u. Nsss slide ~ t,m
sssstt 4 aasis N"sth ~ tAe r.st UNs.s.
tfofh'Hy
H.tAwARn. s~~ sa.s.
..wttttE. 4. I. N.sth ~nA IT MstsA
MYAst IN 4 AttMN. So ~.
CONFECTIONERY.
ssANnst.l.ii. o.. ssash eide Na,h.,
tLfMMCM, J.J. See ~.
WEhsftM. w. ~ 49, card.
itOii. y. ~, ~ tty Bakery.
Dry. Good. Dealers.
WEAVER \ ANEH1. IN the Mite h
Wi"sk "ppwstts ths pest eNssv.
MsIA. tUte<. West side ~ Film street.
See mi.
.cAwAMD. ,. ". Arss ds.s soMsh ~ tMe
Ust& h nia.h
AtfHiII. ~. n so.sh side ~ Mashss
street. see ~.
MtIiE, =. q. M. D Usl.h sti.sL
Drny .stefea
'LEMMtn.J -. SEE ~.
fouglry 4 n,ehine .shoy4
sNtDLst ~. ss~ nd.
~ ISsOs EnOItslH>.
Fow umi is-a
tIDs ~ q. y. ~ bakery,
g.,sIh. H.. ssesasa.
sIm r.s, :. =. t,s.s aess r.ssh II e.us,
st"t.st
sreee,y mi ieun .stores
4 n tNDttss. " VI s.ntH std MARKET ~.
Mttu~ IIH. ". ~ 49, ~.
.HtIis, -. "pe..,t. as.va tswss.
Htr.iuuse .sfsres.
L0MA> 4 BROTHER. ~ ~. stA
stand VI NsNtsH d tHwHsM.
Haynes. Nuheys
MsLLgH, fAED Aev ~.
MA.IHt. ~. A.. sis.v neat Asss 1swsi.
~ stsse.
HDtefA.
j De NOt EIJEa. A~~ card.
wEMssEn MOtAE. sssnss Vim snA
lttEM sts.
Insayanee Ave.fs.
k;nsAlI : vAMsswosr". - 'a'
0RiEn. y. .. Ms store,
.jeMelrys.
. IoWAf. East siAs - Ei's D
J1Hices " The Peace.
UtLIEfr, n. sAl~~ N 80 Psi. nsA1ss
6MttAtnk sppsstt~ Dvr.s.
WEwsrEN. !. y. sll4s WAN Q. Y
sssskvHstAk. svss GtssHfns stsss.
Lumber Dealers.
.s..s. i.s1 .s.s NE Es..ss.s. J.. ii
vKtk. = ALkE, tssA sessfs "
Meaf Wnlsfa
tOMHs tULt1ts. opposite tsMsl
u.Mss square.
OEO. MUMsE, sss -.
4NiiiinerA.
stOtE. Mrs. y. ~, So ~.
NASD. t1MN. >. r., ATs -.
Physieinns
tEkslNEH, 4. J. sA5ss N nSMa Alsss.
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11.EN. N1tt1e.


#1 8AetsF 3eAe NNNk 49,
AAN8sN e4N F8#s#ss SEATS 81 Nk
u - fsAasKAe8f a sA
IfAfNft
HsAAe #sAF f4A& g M M 49, s As
t#8a s#s A@sA
fiail'tBNts
1888 M aNA Ns N# M VI
fsft fFl la.A WI Il
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sAs8 s8A 81 - IL $50 4As s8
II - #8Mf ST ##zAI4H 81 W. A
II ssA teA fA*ss# AAA NFst W. A8& 8
eesa I'm fA fAAt u A h#Af s6Nt4t8 @
800 f@s88
~ ~ ~ TtEft $3.50 III I'll NA A
49, sh@ II ] ~ II III
rkNAfsff bill a88As8 asa
At8ltlAs tAJ avn
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4Menf MntLakl

IOMHs IOLIfts. opposite IUMtl
u0Mss square,
NEO. MORSE, sss -.
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Lsnyanee 1vesfs.

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nsMh.
OWIEtt, n. ~ Ms store,
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Lumber ueaieu

vIEMMINN, w. d !. nSkxse rhvIsH
AA~Us. AssA near Inc klSvAs~s. stv III
vEtk, ALEE, SssA sssHsr W
Etsu aud Market ssssets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

OtGIEfT, N. allSS ~ eA~ FtatM Usalss
kMttAtne opposite Ovr0s.
WCwArEM. y. Y. eMAs M1Ah q. ".
nStakrNstAe, wvts lhsrfMs Nssts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
Hotei4.

De MY EIJ.EA. As~ card.
WIMsgEH MOtAE, sssHsv Vim sssA
High sts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

'DlVl SYOlE,
4 Pioneer Institution,
..Asaa-a4 ps.as@@
lDn j. Il. t'ihMuln.
sNa.ais .n, t.,sst AtAtes il
IunE DELu,s
md Chemicals.
sni Al fer~iss
PATENT MEDICINES
| Lamps, Lanterns.
Shades. Globes and
Cllilnncys.
All the authorized
SCHOOL BOOKS
III Northern Town md southern
Minnesota
~ vv:lA:N .v' NI'OrA.
| Wall Papers,
Curtains in every style,
Decoration Papers
for public and private
HALLS.
Sole Agent for
Loat,us, Norris K TO.
| 80;
CELEBRATED
Perfected SDstlaelss ( Eye
Glasses
UsrgssntirA IN shr World.
Perfect relief from Hernia,
IN using
JONES VENTILATED
ADJUSTABLE
Truss and Supporter.
They arc easily adjusted and
will last q lifetime.
| The Best P0cIrt CMf-
| 1cyy IN Mn'hef.
The NHtsf vOiA lsrM IN Hsr.
amt fhr yvsO1a- lNrrOstre
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gMMMftfirS, 6lsrnDS On hand
| ENkMEL pAINI ,
Pure ground White Lead
GL.1lSS, PUTTY; OILS,
and vs1R.s'INIyES,
always In stock.
| TX NCY G0ODS
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Phynirinns.

tEkslatEH. 4. =. SA1ss N nSMa Alsss.
MLNNlAM. Il. -, ~n4s ever TsNM.
bWtt. sts0* stOge.
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IH0fDyyaphs

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I1vWsH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

Tie na,an q tie young renll,nhf
who II NOON u mnrr, into the ,ulin4
fanil, II mid u he Grarg. tharl,
William Frederick Algcrnnn sarleris
lie ntlst have made memorandum
Il IN l,is infancy. ~ he would have Cir
gotten ~ lrnAt bali II /, long n.y..
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.,rrornla. IL Eirr',, r,,il. White

Aae.IHTa EpF. If9aaaHs. - 8ai Afrl.
.itItfr. stHi#i9I4 hI.lllHnttti#s lntlulelll
iHtanaNss4A4, ntENrai ss,t4it.tha, oil
.sf.4t4, tsfal',aiia II tl8r AAiH s.4fti lFn nfrs
Ii flstsH II III I'll atlts / l4#f#t6tHli..i a..
.ssl Nataisfa iiAN4sa l44Hls hafn
fh4tHii iig.lt Fft3at curative Il#5Nnta iii lltt
.t,8f ..tssttHa4,, s.t4i I8ltF8Nt 88#3 +, #tt3,48
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

THE Chicago .Ipnrnnl II u the op,l.
ION that Carleton, had better dfy M us
d rpes. = W. tholl next have Ito
Journal advising the man Wiz white.
wished tho rlank-.enee ~ su /
Vernon 70 dry ~ ~ i historical lair.
tpr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

wEeTMA AND, X. -. Aelbs eA~ veeees An1
80 eeaNsehGe0 Me4Atwesvs 41De, $40
N~S1e.s esv ~ h1aAs ~ mAe6tnSs.
SO a1st.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

Try. Go0da Dealers.
WEAVER n AVERY. IN the Mite 4
Wi"sk "ppwstts ths pest eNssv.
MsLA. jUtt<. West side ~ Film street.
kerp, ". %. sOMsh side ~ Market ~.
See Ra.
tAWtNU. J. u. Nrst d0ss AoMsh ~ lAs
Ust& h niu4h
AtfH1It.. ~. N sowsh side ~ Msshv =,
street.. see ~,
WHITE, =. g. Nh. D ugitk 1Jtaek
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
Confectionery.

tsANnsLfs. u. D.. samsh slide Nash.t
atgv8t.
tl1NMCN. !. q. See ~.
WEBSTER. w. ~ ss~ card.
HOY, u. ~, ~ tsty Nak~ry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

MILLER. tNED. Asv ~.
MAs1Nt. ~. A.. At.s y neat deer 1ssvst.
~ $tVts.
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l'asafrys 4 1iasievA
III. n. MULLEN, 80 ssrl.
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tttNTItsN. MN. Nod NAvshooeo.-
nssltt ~ MI ktuAs ~ kSe as 30. eoot
Mt0ss, r~tea sNM Vars.
NEADlG \ A1.EE. k1sSatsS sUes s1eeA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
l,lu. Inn. md ali,r,, Norn,4,

Cleanse il,r litiuleI lIlaOd when
.taf $50 lind ~ ilnpaslt.n lais iltA through
III aAib ~ lsilspi.ia. L.,sp4ieils ~ Nptrs
fleaHan Il nlrs, tuli iss.d Il .si1#tliieted Aa9s
slaEf II III IL s.itlss seafils, |. whom II i
I'll talf frl1lfa vii if,l 800 Nispt4 kneI
The blpui riifa asti i.u llenstl u tliH pjatnl
viii iulEBM.
IL. n. MCDONALD n CO..
uftsAiAss nsi tf84 \ 49, NgH fgtnHl4en California
allli E8g III AH#zfIE stf Nasl ANtllsaH AtA3 y =
said Ivy MI tIfHHAists sttst usni.sf.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06
EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION.

vi j. yea orally. but enormously believed
,-aaT re MAJORITY Of European immigrants to
81 1t pijej States come from Germany. A
a-the official document, shows that
-essxsA, Britain sends more than halt Of the to-
III A haS the German element only hold
'a-s 2e G second place. OF late years there has
4ssfa .aiakeC increase OF eniIrants from Scan
NM IL, sysho generally go in body il several
as~cE ;hwss.ten states, where they have flourish
=. s .cuit ia, settlements These men from
.''p1vs2s yt;weiter and Denmark are a sober
raaMstl,c, e1scs and constitute a valuable
~ ID. on.te the population Of the country
4 he ~ R,Ser .af Cinnamon has also been
Tag Y rnnej exaggerated, the official statistics
n. - s,a., The ytLe largest number of Asatics
: SVsc ,.snesLerf il any given year has never
-s os,r'sd u, cot. ~ hch is less than four per
LIZ sto lfc4tctsl emigration from all coun-
.ra,, u tie Omitted States One Of the pecu-
Aar1Alee q tie Chinese element is the scarcity
40 Won, en-. tle-e being about seven for every
.rEar 0, ed Cinnamon. The Latin and Sclavo-
.aa aces contribute but very slightly to the
.s'xea. " mncisase Of our population from
s.9roaA.
Pom 1920. when the first official count Of
sa'-lpa,s>FaS made, to 1854, when 1927, 1873 for
4snsIhNpLkes upon our shores, the increase
A-a been steady and rapid. Some years be-
'.f arf during the late war, European inn
a l+f $500, somewhat slackened. 1t is est
Lsisd thai 't-em the foundation of our Gov
~ els 90 the present time the permanent ad-
sSss"n ." the population Of this country from
""i.,n sources amounted to about 5000, 900
- s'nis. III nenly one-fourth Of the tot Il
population Of the United States
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Our National Banks and the Protection
Offered by them to DrpO>itor~.

In view Of the liquida ion of the Teutonia
National Bank and the suspension of the Citizens
Bank, it is well that the security afforded bv the
laws OF the United States to parties deposlti,g
money i'll National Banks should be generally
known.
by express provision of the act Of Congress Of
the United states, creating National Banks, de-
positors are p,ettrr"i creditors in the event of
failure Of any National Ban No better ustra-
ton be given than the recent event in the
above named institution.
In the case Of the Teutonia National Bank, the
deposits had TO be paid Or there could be no
liquidation by the stockholders. III the other
case, the depositors though not losin. in the
end, must take this regular course Of liquidation
with other creditors.
It may be well to remember that with the
National Banks Ill the assets and all the stock is
liable for deposits, and though it may be posi-
ton OF responsibility under the laws Of the United
States to be stockholder in National Bank
there can be no risk to be depositor.
We look to see all our banks national in the
end. '.SEcURIrY'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06
Registration Offices.

The following are the boundaries and loca
ton OF the offices in this parish for the regis
traton of voters. The offices were opene,
Monday morning, August 81.
FIRST Eiection Pyecij,t Bounded by Felicity
ITALIA and the Mississippi River.
Office No. 409s st. Charles street
.>econd-Bounded by TAalia, Julia and the Mis-
sisslppi River.
Office corner Calope and Carondeet streets
Third Bounded by Julia. Canal and the MIS-
s'ssppl River.
Office 294 Poydras street.
Fourth bounded by Canal. st. Loui. and tn.
Mississippi River.
Office Irene. between Cont and Bicnv1llt
streets
FyM- Bounded by st. Louis. st. Philip and the
Mississippi River.
Office corner St. Peter and Rampar, street.
Sirh-B"unled by St. Philip. Esplana,le and
the Mississippi River.
Office No. 26J Tremc street.
SerenM Bounded by Esplanadc, Elysiarl
Fields and the Mississippi River.
Office corner oi GaSatclie and burgundy
streets.
Eighth BOUNDED by Elyslan Fields, Lafayette
Avenue and the Mississippi River.
Office No. As Poet street.
Nnh bounded by Lafayette Avenue to lower
limits Of the city.
Office corner Of Montesut and Rovai.
7e"th- Bounded by Felclty, First and the Mis-
slssppi River.
Office corner Josephine and Laule.
Eere',th-- oundcd by Firs,, Toicdan0 and the
Mississippi River.
Office No. az Washington street.
TretM-Dound.d by Toledano street, Napo-
leon Avenue and the Mississippi River
Off Re Magazine street. between Milan and Ma
rengo.
Thirteenth Bounded by Napoleon Avenue,
Up er Line and the Mississippi River.
Office corner Magazine and MarcnSo.
owfee'M.Boun,led by Upper Line, Lower
Line and the Mississippi River.
Office Ferdinand street, between Chestnut and
Broadway.
Fyteenth-Orlcans, Right Bank.
Office old Courthouse, Algiers.
STRAIGHTFORWARD by Lower Line street, Car
roton Avenue and the Mississippi River.
Office Court House, Carroliton Avenue.
.erenteenHt-Bounded by Carr~llton Avenue,
Labarre Road and the Mississippi River.
Office Carrollton Avenue, between Hampson
ano Second streets.
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= U,an'ahosc life would furnish the naferi

= U,anahose life would furnish the material
q fsst class sensational novel, Count
. T.ss1aensds La Roncieres has just died in Paris
q .he ssr~oE- seventy -one.
Niiae 0ss Vas 6 lieutenant Of lance. 3 n the
San n,ur School Of Cavalry, he was tried On
r!u&ge - rPe, attempted to be committed
-Sainst Mile de Morell, the daughter Of Gen
a1en'll. who commanded the school. This is
H'nsci .sss causes celebres of French GRIMM
.. aSisIs. sa.L although found guilty and SEN
.'anca' tn tea years Imprisonment. grave
noabts have always been entertained as to the
ASK aot III verdict. La Ronceire was de-
,ieiby Chalk d Est Auge. the great Grim
nal lawyes. who had as his opponents
;5el ...,7i,u Iafcsse, Odiiou- Barrot and the il
s,st ious Herrye.. Cnder the second Empire.
- Rorcicre was employed III various civil ca.
~ :, .jer il sisiers. the islands of ST. Pierr.
ssf Cart, fun which last position Il. wa. re.
.s,c,sG by she FYench Governments on acco.nt
.tf te4e4ov.l u the scandal by his enemies in
ssqesuit.e He sas the brother of Admiral Ii
ianceva, will a.teE the Sauinur trial added
n bis sglne = . .. eis-usaterpA u.c'.. Gen
e-.-.s,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06
IN UO JB T.


1t was night. Death was lowing his FACE
Ger lltt'e child's bed
Want tstalkea through the desolate pace.
here was lacking of bread.
The mother had silently wept
Till the waning OF light,
Then had risen and silently crep.
Out into the night,
Saving, Death for my child. OF Disgrace
For me-which is risht.'
1t was dawn when the mother returned
70 the desoato room;
Into plenty the hunger was turned.
Into brightness the gloom
The weak little life was made strong,
The little face bright.
The moaning was changed :" song.
Pale Death put to flight.
But the mother is sad in her joy.
She has won i'll the fight,
Yet she murmur~ while kissing hey hov.
''Was l right"
'Oyoriand Mosithiy.
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: q ~ ORLEANS BULLETIN
JON'T GO TO CALIFORNIA.

.sS5ISin the last year we have heard great
-F1ZE.aess Of onr young men, who were out O
icr15gcg ,,tent and in despair Of obtaining II
ge-s. sx,,ress the desire or intention OF going
~ fornia, thinking that there. III the E
Tlr-nda Of Their Imagination, they could I'M
~ ss1s tneir enhllit on. With this view severa
- ~, most, worthy and enterprising acquaint
.1--.e severed their connection with their
=. ord Crescent City, and embarked foI
- srGrcs Of the Golden State. With but
W h- three exceptions they returned, unsuc-
-'sgrr ~ N ,scc1nious and d,con5olate In
.'acal connection the New York 5 has an
..f-sa ,e which induces us to give the advice to
Am AZ young who design elniSra-
~ a - let T. ,litornia alone and go to Sole
.1,a11 portion Of the country that offer, greater
.S.Laul,rests.
WREN 'Le California excitement broke out
4 f.3. there was a remarkable exodus OF
ta-, NcD from the Atlantic cities There
.Ya classes of these-one composed of
Az - e'r,kiusmen, and tie other Of scions
COD families" who having failed ia
la4., nde,tahngs, thought to attain fortune
- q fdEs vi u pIu SlitlIi3 California
ssl y aLe worhin9men usually made
.ly2a ) While the aristocratic persons gen
rS~NE taile1 aud gradually subsidized to mental
.'--t-.A .Ioas Or died out Sudden fortunes
sser4 laccu,nulated, however, in numerou,
s&ax4 ices, and the impression was cre1ted
~51s men who had never been able to
.n-ds laE living here, could get employ
So II with sXliylc remuneration ia the Golden
~Stetf I'hat impression has generally pre-
a6&rt ever SINCE, and yet there is probably
.--gah America which offers fewer in
ref mPnts to men without capital than San
.-au.i SEQ. To-day there are thousands of
"a so fitted for usefulness in the ordinary
a'tIg ntions .. life who are Walking It, street,
as g4se search Of Unemployment with very poor
,1-s,-e@ -ts Of obtaniug it, An ordinary sales
-,-4l IA ssIs Francisco will earn from s,5 to
49, q a onth. Laborer, get from SO t. $50
. gAal4th. with board
t4ai = meeting OF the Association of Dry
. ssos,,cs Clerks, held about ten day. ago. one |
'1-s c.r.s and seventeen experienced men made |
-. - tisns for assistance in the shape of !
f.. T.ak "a. CHARITY: and of these fully one-third
s1.s~t ,su oomcrs When it is considered how
-. .,'ars Of any community is composed OF
- rods cl' rks, the significance Of thi. fact
- . appreciated. The introduction of
s'a.ic. into California has had very marked
. .asrsi 4smn The prices not only OF unsklled |
.-lAe Int also of salaris. pad to clerks and
- -a.,r H. acs.
&..4y thousands OF white people are dis.
s4@sJ ny Monsoli.ns, who can live upon
asass " Ijch no American would think Of using.
$ hsF are exceedingly cannish, and the money
* g .reoeiye from American employers they
=ils.sna a!aost exclusively with shopkeepers Of
&&r osn reoe With their patience industry.
-s4Ac &C 9noMi,G.l habits it is not by any means
~ accessibility that in the course of time the
- snsoan inhabitants Of California will be.
"a the most wealthy class Of citizens
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UNITED STATES A,ToRsf.. 0FtrE. i,
District Of I.ol.r lana,

UNITED STATES A,roRSf.. OEtIcE. |,
District of I.oGlriaia,
New Orleans, Oct. 80 1872.
N'-Yn reply to your request that give III,
opinion as to the extent Of the duties required o
the supervisors of elections appointed under til.
provisions OF the Act OF Congress- approved Feb
ruary =, 1871, entitled An act to amend an act
70 enforce the rights of citizens of the United
states to vote III the several States Of this Union
and for other PURPOSES and tho act Of Con res-
extending the provisions of tho act and whethc,
at the impending election it is the right and duty
OF each supervisor to be present and in attend-
ance at the polls and to remain where
the balot-DOXcs are kept at all times after the
polls are open, until all Of the votes cast at said
election are counted, and the required return and
certificate are made, | have the honor to state
that thu acts of Congress referred to c!ac;e'!
to carry out the fifteenth amendment of the
Constitution OF the United States, and that the
fifth section Of the act OF February 2oth Isl, is
perfectly clear and unamhlguous in Its deduction
Of the duties of supervisors Of election They
are - to he and remain where the baot-bOXc,
are kept at all times, after the polls open
until each and every vote cast, ut said time and
place. shall be counted, and the CANVASS OF all
votes poed be wholly completed and the proper
and requisite certificate or rtturn made, whether
said r-lficate on return be required under any
law of the United States OF any State, Terri oral
OF municipal law
1t cannot be doubted that the duty ofthc super
vl>ors extends to the inspection Of the entire
election from its commencement uuti the dcci-
1lon of It's results. Ii the United States statutes
Were explicit, there still could be no doubt Of
the duty and authority of the supervisor. 10 id
spect and ca .vass every vote cast for each and
every candidate, State, parochial and Federal. As
the law of the State neither provides, nor allows
any separation Of the election for Representatives
m Congress, etc, from the election Of State and
parish officers. Tie election is in law a single
election, and the power Of inspection vested by
law IN the supervisors appointed by the court,
tends 10 n. e"tu. .,..aiD. y full knowledge Of
which may well iccom necessary 10 defeat frau d.
renal. respectfully J. H. BEckwIrH
United States Attorney.
To +. 4. Woo,hey. Chief Supervisor.
OFFICE ATTY GEN STATE os LA..
New Orleans, Oct, 80, 1872.
have examined the question covered in the
above opinion and concur fully in the views cA-
pressed by United States Attorney Dechwith.
$. BELDES, Atty Gen. of La.