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Congress Saturday.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, MIR. Beale made per-
sona explanation his former course the subject
Of voting on certain State swamp lands. As he had
been opposed to the policy, his name must have been
corded on the journal by mistake. This vote yes
ierday referred 10 by Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, in the
course Of his speech, in which he said that but few
none of the democrats had refused to vote the grant
The bill for the relief of Rufus Dwyae, and -four
other private bills passed was also the bill
tending the time for selling the lands heretofore granted
by Congress to the Kentucky Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb
Senate bills were referred, and other business trans
acted.
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lection Of the Compromise. But is not the less import
ant for the democracy Of the country to note the fact that
within the last few weeks this cry has been put forth
from the wing headquarters and is now re echoed by
the wing organs throughout the land This cry--so dis.
hearening to democrats and inspng to the wings
nds its chief pretexl in the dssensons which appear to
have parayzed the action OF the democratic party in Con-
gress With Congress- and Congress alone lies the rem
edy When this remedy shall have been duly applied
the especial organ" will cease 10 exult over the democ
racy under the nickname of sThe Factionsn
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

THIRTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND, WITHIN ONE AND A
j HALE NILE OF THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION.-On
Tuesday the shall SELL at o'clock an excellent
containing thirty ten oil winch are In WOOL anu
twenty in clover. 49,,
The land fronts the Washington and Ba
ming back TO railroad, half mile from the Capitol
There are on il building spring of excellent
that the turnpike will be made free during the
present scssion Of Congress- .
Terms One third g. 49, and Is months the
giving gearing interest from day OF SALE deed
given, and a deed of Tide indisputable.
INC 'a'' WIN ''A' p''NS y - A. GREEN,
March ID Auctioncer.
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amount which the latter clear al the Broadway in
about three or four nights II the rule sstab
shed that smart cowskinning might be paid for by the
proceeds of four days work. there are not few Of
kd-glove gentry who would have ihen epdsrmlses
smartly tcklsd before they knew what they about
and thai deservedly too for scandal and seduction
we are sorry TO say. as rife ever in our great me-
uopos. H.
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DIED,

Friday evening 5th instant, JUSTIN BUTTERFIELD, b
(ats Of Ilnois,) aged SO years.
The place from the Foundry Methodist Epco-
pal church, l4 street, to-day Sunday at O'Clock The
friends OF the family arr invited TO attend
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by ). G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

nRUsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND,
i ON NEW JERSEY AvENUE.-By virtue Of deed OF
duly recorded Lber W. BIZ No 1885, foios 49, 4
AN and 4ta Washington county,
the subscriber trustee will sell public auction Monday the
9Th Of March, O'Clock brick house.
742 652k ground attached the The
this property ndisputabe and tho location is very good
sale nj the before proceeding
o sell. THOS ChhbEhf
Pebl5 j. @. MEG UIRE, Aucuoneer.
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gELEaRAruo REPORTS, sc.

Delegates 10 ths Lsaisama STATE CawUs~ito~.
NEW OaLEANs, March 5.--Cien Cas- has a decided ma
ioy OF delegates from this city the Stale convention
which meets on the OH instant.
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The HUTCHINSON FAMILY.-Our readers will observe by
their advertisement in another column that the talented
singers, whose performances have excited much
ton, give concert at Caruss on Tuesday evening
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allowed $50 lbs personal baggage free not
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress ana pow ana
ratons nj the
Freight taken Chagres 20 cents per foot and from
Francisco OF @O0 The transit OIL
the isthmus at expense OF the passengers.
perceived that by the through mall line secure
great advantage quality Of the employed and
the boats always ready
atb ends of accidents.
apply the ohce Of the company 81 and
berths apply tho companys
agency West street, of Warren street, New York.
Mar
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi-monlhy eommu-
Oregon awaiting at the
the arrival OF the mails and passengers from Panama
returning without delay with the mails and passengers for inc
from 5un Francisco. r.
regular line propeers sdewhee will be kept
freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
Some will the connsxon between
Acapulco The the Allan
tic will the United States mail steamships
Georgia ...................3000
Illinois. Soooo
Empire City. .xJovV
El Dorado. ......
Cherokee
Philadelphia
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THE World Here and There, Notes OF Travellers,
L from Die kens's Household Words. Price 25 cents
Yankee and Yankee Letters by Judge Halliburton
Lays Cavaliers and other Poems by William E.
Aytoun, editor of Biackwood's Magazine
The Recoecuons Policeman by Thomas Waters, Of the
London Detective Police.
Clovernooki by Alice Carey.
Bon Caultier's Book OF Ballads, with illustrations.
MaI5 FhANCk TAfLOh.
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n3- Democratic Association-A special meeting
Association will be held at "Democatc HAIL. date the
Adephi Theae) Monday evening the et March, at
o'clock, when the election II officers win be confined
Mar IS j. ID. HOOVER, President
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CARUsI's SALOON.
a. We're with you once again, kind friends"
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

JUpnoS, JONI, Asa,
10 announce the Washington that they win
Give an ORIGINAL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT al Carusis
Saloon, on TUESDAY EVENING, March 3, lb52
ON the honor OF introducing choice
productions and selections including few
old votes such have met the appreciation oil me musical
nubc cnhosia audiences IN New
York and Philadelphia and other large cities Of the Union
Ticket. had the principal hotels and
sic stores and nj evening Of the concert
Doors open at O'Clock, Concert al .. Mare
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!, ECOYy LOTIONS Literary Lar. by Miss milford
TX u.vsrscitTe by author Of" Emeis Wyndhsm"
The Head II The Family by the author Of The OElvies
'""'S'N s'''tS"'
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NOTICE.-Those having accounts books
them the lst January and the same remaining an
much obge by calling and making settlement
money hs dates we are closing up our
books for the past year.
who promptly responded to first notice or card
VIZ grateful acknowledgements
we also take pleasure announcing
thar coming will be such 70
complete stock OF the
desirable goods that brought this country,
shall be wanting
render entire sansacton
to all may pleased TO favor with their patronage
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb 22-2wdif
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, fourth week OF Perhsm's Seven Mile
" Mirror thousand miles on inc Lakes, the Mia
cara. 81 Lawrence, and sasuenay rivers E..
e mot repc.ens interesting objects and localities,
Giles and villages buildings 800 steamboats, ships, and
vessels. -
Hand book o the mirror IAN cents.
Every evening, except Sunday.
Doors open nj 6i--mor moves at Y 70 O'CLOCK
Admittancc cents. Children half price.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, at hafpasi o'ciocka
Feb 29--du
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f,nxr Tar. and Lime hand and for sale At the
Wa.b,pgton coke fuel intense
ana readily charcoal The coal tar IL used
!. ~ for tn
with ammonia Of great value ~ manure,
and r superior ordinary lime when used FOR that purpose
N-~n
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-a~xn public informed that, under the present
HfTf~ arrangements this company inspected
ZEHlEK and approved by Navy Department, suitable
In strength and power for conversion into war
elas carrying the United states mails VIII
Francisco Immediately arrival OF
the Atlantic will Panama The
each month The following packets be
the Pacific least Of which
hs I'm mort at each end o. he route
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COLUMBUS March Sin tho Ohio legislature resolution,
10 refer the Maine liquor law TO vote o. me people were
indefinitely postponed. by yeas "a, nays 20
Notice given OF bill TO prevent me Iurthof settle
ment OF negroes in the State.
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NAOMI or, the Inst Days OF Jerus.len, by Mrs. y
N n. Webb
Warnings Of the Holy Week by the Rev w. Adams, NJ A.
Nine Sermons the Lords Prayer by Frederick o. Maurice
MA
Verses for Holy Seasons edited by Walter " Hook D. D.
Jane Bouvee Prosperity and Adversely by cs'hnrpe SIN
clair. e
Theophius Amecsnus; Instruction for the Young STUDENT
concerning the church. and the American branch of w.
Husean Lectures; by Richard c. French, N. a.
Family Prayers by the late William Wiberfofce ssi :,
Short Family Prayers by Jonathan NJ Wsinwnen, " y.
Bickenseh's the Thirty nine ht"cs an" cresos
Bickersteith the Lords supper :.
berry, u. 9. L.
Wilherfprce o. the Incarnation
R.ahop Dosnes Protest, Appeal and Reply. cv
Mar FRANCk TAYLOR
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Alexandria Boat.
Tho steamer THOMAS CoLLYEn will tho
.flowing trips Sunday March 7u-coaches
K-nect with the boat
Leave Washington at w, iis, ,H, *, and @r 3
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Anctioneer.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK BY ORDER OF THE OR
PHANS COURT-On Saturday afternoon March 10, at half
past O'Clock, shall sell at the auction
shares Bank washington stock belonging the Of
late Hon. Lemuel Sawyer.
J. c. MCGUIRE
Mar 5-eoAds Auctoneer.
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STANDARD Fashion for ocntienen's Hats-sprtnF.
~ laohe hats Of the spring fashion are 70 be
nd nj sEvENss The shape besuufn and the
ansh and style Gentlemen invited 70 call at
n"'' ~" - sTEvENs's snc--room,
~. = .odstif Browns Hotel.
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CsPRING GOODs-STEvENS, Browns Hotel, has just
York; with fresh and fashionable assortment
toilet articles of the newest and best styles
Gauze, silk merno, and cotton understands.
Kid, silk, and Lise thread gloves.
Silk Batiste cravns
Canes, umbrellas perume, &C., &c. In fact every article for
wardrobe toilet uniform and moderate prices,
STEVENSS
Mnr6-3t Sales under Browns Hotel.
DHALONs Chemical Baisam-For promoting The growth
and beau hair. Also, Barrys Tcopherons
The preparations will be sold to the trade The poetors
wholesale prices at sIESENs,S
Mar 6--6teod SaIes-room, undef Browns Hotei.
BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CAPITOL. HILL AT AUCTION
On Wednesday, March ~ at An M on The premises shall
south street, between New Jer-
sew avenue ecy opposite the Capitol garden
Lot lg inches Deep 80 feet alley
East half % 'front.' 0i feet deep, improved by
frame
Lot 04 feet deep, cultivated and enclosed
Also small building lot No. 10, TO be removed
Oneouh cash residue in equal instruments at and
' J. G. MCGUIRE,
Msr5-d Auctoneor.
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Ia ~ "a - q 9
Baltimore and washington MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Hours.
IN after Monday, March s the trains viii
" foowst
Leave baltimore at ~ and Q, a. M. and 81, p IN,
Leave Washington and 2, a M l9t, and A,p m.
and Baltimore and the
Washington will be express thanksgiving only for
and fourth trains from Baltimore
T. II. PARSONS,
Feb 21--dd Agent
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Feb 22-2wdu
VALUABI.E bu.,nes. stand Rent In wa.hiAxssn
IN the s sI saG"s ao@
s%s q s :,s: %s; az
s s s : .as Z :: deep %
~ @ q .s: eo and y
and around q. sss" The second on. store
.EsS, n: s9s s
deep, inches high There eommTnie. ,soG from
s.s s $ :sss rs
sa o Of s os. into very E do %
between b and Z. ;ss:u nr,xorr
nRY Good. Cos, for c.sh.-we commence hi: day %
wishing very decided bargain: opportunity o. s.tns
bug mi.tais the stock must Be- .od We are
% 3 viii
ssass s ana goods generally.
cali is solicited to prove o." assertion. vyppv muIER
Opposite Centre Market between 7tn and 9Th streets.
SUPERIOR Br.nde, ss ,s;; ss,ns'' cigars 80.
o,ard, Dupuy, CO... pale and dark, vintage is4o
Jean Louis, very superior lsi J., ,,,.,, a,,.
a. ss,snss together win other ans srands in wood
bodes.
Champagne Of N. following brands:
S%% s, Gs sSass a:a.a's
Boncha verxan.y, (our own impo.tston) and
sups ssn aa D.l. snsr Y. sn.s. Is
old so",h.,d. blackburn. Madeira, bottles,
Csrst Hook Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and other wines,
Old scotch and lnsh whi.key, wood and in bottles
s sSSsi sa 80 S.m re s lu%
Bysss Barclay Perkinss stout, East nd,s
r.nsln Victoria Neptune, and Havana and other
hnc Of chewing tobacco ia store and Tor
GEO. a THos. PARKER CO.,
March 4-3tawewif Opposite Browns Hotel
IJEALY's Webster PsctureHsaIys large picture
III Of Webster replying TO Hsyne in The Senate &
present, exhibition and asef satur
day, 2iss from O'Clock, unu ny,
HALL which S.. been Kindly Mr. He'y for The purpose y
ns noad 90 eos ..aon tickets
the door ' = $500 Feb 70 -dNAecd3w
CA aT1I TEvss and Railroad Counpaniss-Ths
he, - now pr OF "Fues Patent India Rubber Car
ns,,. NJ. dss patent patent original
snd only patent made
nrpy The springs builders railroad companies and all who
The ponnd including the privilege 70
me American Just advertiser the hr
premium for best India rubber car springs ,.,. -
pieces OF rubber required, will be promptly erecssd.
No other has authority make Or vend ne nd rubber
car springs, which operate by compression Oh M nav
ted s,ssss and owner India rubber Ware
house ~ Ceurlandt street, view soS
Public attention called TO the advertisement Of Mr. Day Nc
authorized to manufacture and ynd my rsen
Byhi. Attorney, q. n. kSEvITT,
New yoss 1881
Jan H-sodsm
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BALriMoRE March ell, q. m.-James White, shoe
maker living street. while drunk last night cut tho
throats of his daughter aged teen and his son, aged
three years and then the house fire. and afterwards
cut his own throat All three burnt to crisp! His
wife left him Saturday. He cut the chiidren's threats
with an axe The boys skull was also crushed in.
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Nv J. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneel

by u. q. mcGUItE, Aucuoneer
nRPHANS COURT SALE.On Saturday morning. March 10,
o'clock shall sell the
Of late Hon. Lemue Sawyer, deceased, consisting
Goldlwatch and chain spectacles
Silver pencil case and penkne
Violin and brushes
Two lounges, hair mattress
Wardrobe, trunk, periodicals. &C. : ,,,,,,ny
Mar 5-eo&ds hnctoneen
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xrOK E-NECK sUrRrSshirs OF style, and Of good
ouoy ORDER and warranted 10 ft STE
WINS has order for and has
,.ysd his accommodate Cen
ecn wishing good Shirt and well fitting VIII leave their orders
p'1'" p.a.r.,s
Mar 7-eod6tif Browns hoss
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Washington and Alexandria Boas
r THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii de-
Ezf~kkCe the following hoursthree coaches
Sk2~R boat In Washington. Boats fare lax cents;
COACH coach the Capitol the other
near Northern Liberty Market.
LEAVE Aersndra at7k, Ok, Tx, III *, and O'Clock
Washington sk l04, H. 2, IN, and 5x O'Clock
Feb i5--dd JOB CoRsoN, Captain
= ~s>, FOR NORFOLK.-The 0sCEoLA
Gkko-e WILL further notice, Washington tho
J1e4.2Rk place every Thursday at O'Clock,
Returning will leave Norfolk every Saturday at O'Clock,
Passage and fare, S.
She will touch Conc river and the usual
March 3-du JAMES MITCHELL.
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ax y. g. nIcGuIRK, AuctLoneer,

ToTEI AND VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
III TIoN.-on Monday, March a. 1854, AZ o'clock M
The valuable lot No. 1885,
Of llh south and street west usland
consisting brick three and back
building "Seamboat Hotel" The entire front
being liz Az inches with depth Of la feet 10 inches
25 alley. adjoining hotel the win
be sold separately, in lots suit purchasers.
third cash the residue equal ,nsamen OF
and two years. interest satisfactorily secured
j. O. MCGUIRE,
March 3-eodkds Aucuoneor.
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NEw-STYLE BEREGE DE LaINEs.-we have jus,
berege de lanes Of the block
printing think quality and coloring
in that material We have also just opened
a Of Swiss musins check musiin
linens, biescbed and brown abie linens
and a Of Iincncambrc hsndksrchiefs &C.
will open ehesp lot embroidered incncamec
respectfully the ladies call and
examine and as we few days.
very little than ordinary attention
w. NJ. sHUsTER CO.,
March o-suf 7h street, tho
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nACuEIOR HAIR DYE.-A fresh supply Of this very sppe
received, which we warrant to change rcd
ar gray hair n q black in fve mistake.
! PARKER's Fancy and Perumery store,
Mar7-n Under National Hotel.
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Death of Bella Badger.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6-2A. m.--Bela Badger. prom
nen wing this city, died suddenly this morning at tho
Friends Insane Hospital. at Frankiord aged % years
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BosroN, March 5.-The royal mail steamer America
reached her wharf here from HALIFAX to-day Her mails
lea We this afternoon for the South.
The following is list Of the passengers brought by inc
America Messrs Hand. Kimmond, Titus, Crates, Davis
bearer ofdespaches Gratiac Hook Thompson Snllman,
Beckwh Stephenson, Robertson, Michael, Avar, (hree
Robey (two,) JONES' (wo) Presmana Pattson, MoozTol
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DAyENsCLIFFE, n New Novel by the author Of
IL wimngiops. -. 49,, .
The Head Of The Family the author ofhe "ogves
Miss Mrd Roco,ectons Literary Life Books Places
I'm. Rrm.ors romance OF Kentucky by James Weir vol
Ivnde Wcis. by T, Thorpe, author OF the Mays Head
Iosne,s Pictorial Field OF the Revolution No. 20.
Ko.s washington An address delivered In The loh Prcsby
terrain church. Philadelphia by II. A. Boardnan u D.
IT,, anhl.b ard Tar saJs by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Ma, booksellers, 9th
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uEALY's Great Webster Ptcture.-Hssly. l"se picture
III Webster replying Hsyne the Senate In le
also full sized portraits OF senators and o,pe
who wiz be on erbsoton o ~.
O'Clock, unu sunset esy GAY,
Sundays Mondays srcepted the counc
Hail. which kindly granted 70 ~" "os " uo P"Poso "
the Board Of Common Council "a ..-.- =. =. .,.-,-. :.
~. 49, - S' Feb 20-dNAeod3w
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And whereas further ordained that should this Constitution be
accepted by the people, shall also the duty the Governor forth
with to issue his proclamation, declaring present Legislature
under the old Constitution be dissolved directing the several off
GERS oil the State authorized by law hold elections for Members
General Assembly, TO hold election places designated
upon the fourth Monday Governor
eoveor Members of the General Assembly, Secretary Of State
ney General Treasurer and Superintendent Public Education"
whereas from the foregoing returns, appears that majority the
votes has been cast favor adoption and ratification Cons
tuition;
Now therefore, have thought proper this proclamation
10 hs Legislature elected under the former
5 ais lee Ss% n %SnF ~
s1S
an, IN sd Pis'
River shall elect One Senator 'sn' Oh ns
Win ihss IL
city .sa Thh Es within the former limits
The D oi q hs the Parish Of Jefferson
'
81 seis 'sa the b''
The District fthe Parishes Assumption Latouhe nte
The District the Parishes berve
The District Baton Rouge and Lv
TIE District Helena Washington aud
The District composed of the Parish of Felcana
The District composed of the Parish
The District composed of the Parish Of Point cupee shall elect
The District composed of the
The D .ret composed
The District composed Of the Parishes of caAhO Franklin and
Ihe District Of the Parishes of ouachs Moehou Union
The Of Parishes of Claiborne and shall
The District composed of the Pahes Of csddo Sabine,
composed the Parishes Nahioehe. and VIM shall
The District composed Rapide, AvOyees
The District composed the Parishes of Landry
The Dct composed of the Parishes Lafayette vermOn
The District composed of the Parish St. Mary shall
The District composed of the Parrish One
The Parish Of Plaquemine shall elect Representatives
Ths P Pash ct 81 Bernard shall elect One
The CITY Of First Representative District shall
City Of Newosan Representative District shall cleo.
The City Of Neworan, Third Representative District
The City Of Neworlesns Fourth Representative District elect
The City Of Newoeans Fifth Representative District shall
The City Nswosus Sixth Representative District .b. ssc,
The City Of Neworans Seventh Representative District
The City Of NewOrleans Eighth Representative District shall cleo.
Ths city q Neworean Representative District shall elect
The City Of Sswoean Tenth Representative District
The Parish Of Jefferson shall elect Representative.
S .ss os
The Psrsh ots James shall elect Two Reprss
H. PsrsR shall
sa sa one lass
Ts ss P Parrish O. %s ss ' s sst
TIE Par.h Baton Rouge Replssntati,s
s g: sssS:ssy:
Ths Parrish Parrish f s
T P Ps Ct c hal elect Tse
The The P P.,s Of Tsnas shall
h"l s sss oas nf RepessntaiSs
s Ct sa n rs
The Parsho of uacbi ahailel ectOn Ranya
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oFFICIEI..
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER.

dOuVEkNEUR DE L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
q Audu la Convention qui s'sst assemble captole,
Baton Rouge dams Ia but de e Constitution que
aprss oumsment de Ia Convention
pubs une proclamation dana aquee odonnera divers OFFICERS
de EAt autorisas loi scton PAS
ssmbse Gner douvr acrnn dams chaque psrosse E
snI endo ndiquss la % premier Madi pro-
ehan pour conuer peupe Eta adspon reject
cstts Constitution" ct "es commssares qu preside
avec son ct comptrnt bulletins depose puts
On sultat Screre embarrassment
positions de la loi actuee les scons rapport
missarea lie nquSme Lund Novembre
nest plus tot du devo du seers
dE du Tesorier de depouer
dc tous qu vouront cee operation les votes
doune pour adopon 10 reject de la N ssulie du
rapport des eommsares quune moe SURFACES reus est
favour de Ia ratification do Ia Constitution lie deyra anpon
dams proclamation cstte Constitution m la consi.
ton de Ea de Ia Leuane MATS que soft
GU eee sera du devo du Gouverpeur de e puber
journal oce In Convention 10 appe au peupe nysc
nombre des vox donnes dams chaque Con-
situton En- consequence conformemnt la te performance
poame resene vote % donne chaque paros.e pour
ou contre Constitution, leauel CONNIE