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Our National Capitol 80 The City of
Washington.

our National Capitol 80 The City of
Washington.
The Philadelphia Bulletin has the following
interesting remarks upon the present condition
and future prospects of the city of Washington:
The plan of Washington has been ridiculed
for It's vastness, and il may have seemed ride.
nlous to have few thousand people scattered
over place that would lodge a million, and
call it a city. But the designers of Washing
ton had calculated for futHrity, and already it is
beginning to show that it will be large enough
for its plan. Within the past fifteen years its
population has more than doubled, and many
Of the present generation will live TO see It
compact rs well as an elegant city Of perhaps
several hundred thousaod inhabitants. The
plan, besides beirg vast, is perhaps the finest
ever conceived for great metropolis. Paris,
in spite of It's Boulevards, It's Rae de Rivoh,
and its Champs Elysees, can never be made as
superb city IS Washington must become in
the course OF centuries. The universally wide,
straight streets, and the grand avenues radiat-
ing from the Capitol and the Presidents House,
give il an advantage in variety and in eircula
ton that no European capital possesses. and Of
which, even we, in rectangular but beautiful
Philadelphia, must forever be deprived.
There is no grander urban prospect in the
world than that presented To the spectator
from the capitol even at the present tine.
The city lies at his feet, and Pennsy lvania ave-
nue. stretches out before him, even lis mean.
looking houses acquiring q sort OF beauty r.
being component parts OF q VISTA Vistas are
always beautiful, and this one, terminating
with the Presidents house and the Treasury
IN the distance, viii, st some future day, be
one Of the must beautiful in the world. Look
ing directly westward, the mall spreads out
before him. with the quaint bat picturesque
holdings Of the Smithsonian Institute. anafib
surrounding grounds, relieving the monotony
Of les once desert waste. Atar of the huge
white obelisk Of the Washington Monument
rises, Al present an ugly-looking thing, some
what resembling an exaggerated light. bat des-
tined 10 become q noble aud commanding
structure, although lis design nay oife0d soTe
critical tastes. When the monument is hnisl-
ed and the grounds Of she mall are laid out
a. pablo park, there wiz Be no moro beart.-
fel view than slis anywhere.
The grounds Of the caldIoi are already ex-
tresnely beantlfnl, AID those Surrounding the
Presidents House, which have Riways been
admiFed, are now more worthy 81 II than efer.
lafayette Square h "a attractive sPpendage 10
these, snd open Specs 81 the intersections q
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

vantage and projection. The States are sovereign.
ties, limited only so far as they have surrendered
their powers to the General Government The
General Government thus created and limited. aes
with certain positive, defined and clearly ascsFsAin-
ed powers Its legislation and administration should
be controlled by the Constitution; and il cannot
Justly employ it's powers thus delegated, to impair
or destroy any existing vested rights belonging
10 the people Of any of the States"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
THD IRISH
ABROAD AND AT HOME.

rOON, NELSON a CO., ~ Union ST.,
Have Just received number Of new valuable and inter-
esuR works to which they call the attention Of the public
TIE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME; At the Court and
in the Camp With Souvenirs Of THE Brig ade KEN
ini-cences Of an Emigrant Miesian.
VIEWS A-FOOT:
Or, Europe seen with Knapsack and Stan. By Bayard
Taylor, author Of Rhymes Of Travel" &C., &C.
ELDOaADO:
Or Adventures in the Path Of Empire; comprising =
Voyage to California Life in San Francisco and Monte
rey, Pictures Of the Gold Region, and Experiences Of
Mexican Travel by Bayard Taylor.
PHGNIXIANA;
Or Sketches and Burlesquss By John P squibOb. Esq.
OUR COUSIN VERONICA:
Or, Scenes and Adventures over the Blue Ridge. By
Mary Elizabeth WOrmeley.
THE HIDDEN PATH:
By Marion Hsrland, author OF Alone
LIFE AND ESSAYS OF FRANKLIN:
Written by himself Authentic edition
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
For LnnIsYILLE AND q

THE sub tantsl light draught reg a TTrn -
ulsr passenger and freight steam. EFFtSztea
er ECLIPSE, A. L SUTFIS Mas er,
will leave for the above and all intermediate ndUIs
FRIDAY, tie z2d instant at O'Clock, sUuh the naVi
CATION OF the ohio rm not, thereafter II will
pei mt For freight passage, apply on board or TO
feb2l H. IL. HARRISON Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
MARRIED.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

On Monday last, the 18th inst. Pull Tight I'LL, GLEN
ESTISE MATHEW Captain Of he steamer Cuba to Miss
Fanny FERGUSON of Smithland
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

1t is thought by many sagacious politi-
clans that the election of the next Presi-
dent will be thrown into the House of Rep
resentatiyes The following table, prepar-
eddy the ". Y Express, taking the cleo
ton of Speaker as the basis, shows that,
should the election deYolve upon the House,
the conservatives in that body have the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

TIVE Splendid Passenger Packet 4 Tsl -
i SILLEE WEST, J. n. CORsrTT, zS1aEsfAa
Master, Will leave for the above aud
all intermediate ports the opening VI navigation Eor
freight or passage apply on board or 10
feb2l-3t A. HAAfILT0N, Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

TINHE new and light draught steamer, a G~~~-n -
CUMBERLAND, NJ. D. r. II. E%lNrssgSSsssss
BROOKS Master, in port, will leave
for the above and all intermediate landings 81 DAY
next, the "a h l. ST., at 10 O'clock A. N.
For freight passage, having Superior accommodations,
apply on board, or to
frb22-2t II HARRISON Agent
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

'INHE fine Passenger and Freight a G1sn -
steamer L l. A, JAMES LOvkLL, E4SGrQsS ~
Master, will leave for the above and all sSzzznS
intermediate landings the opeGng OF navigation. For
freight passage apply on board, or to
HAMILTON AreD
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
LOST BOOKS.

A LARGE number q Law Books are missing from my
IA Library. Many sets broktn. Gentlemen having
hooks with my name, e OF ANDERSON HAIL. kR
them, viii gr' atty tb. ly rAving them at MY
Office o. inform me OF them, JOuN BNEN,
feL2l-lwd BUG No. so Cherry street Ma .hv'Ile
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
anLn WATCH FOUND
RN<T
AZ AGa--A
FTFCTI0N N0TICE.-

N.Y. have in nv possession taold Watch, taken
frm negro which believe TO stolea, ant which the
rghful get by describing a-d yns r TINS an-
vsr,iss,,snt a. lfshl51 WI JACKSON
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

ATEssRS DODGE wENDEROTH would make knovn
WI 70 the citizens generally that they have taken
"Ick's China Hail." North aide Of the Public square,
and prepared 10 Gin addition 10 Miniatures
on Ivory the new PHOTOGRAPHIC IMMATURE PORT
RATS These Pictures from LOcket 70 Csh ct size,
sing handsome ornaments for The ParoE They the
thuness Of the Mirror with the expression and eoi0rng
Of life, snd perfectly permanent.
Painted Ph0tg aphc cp-s. ~ Varops szes taken % Da
types when accompanied with description Of the
complex color Of the eyes hair dress 6e Specimens Of
the different stys, painted and pain be sxanned a.
hrr studio. dcc34-6m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

bSEA0o Tennessee. The Undersigned wishes sn Tur-
chase he Hast ras 10 the state Tor mana
fac urng purpasss he will Pay from Fifty ens To tine
Dollar per hundred than the market prize for Tobacco
suitable for manufacturing.
cali at No As and IS College stFe AT the Tobacco Fac
fsi,tsjm WELLINGTON MEREDITH
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

As@aAsS Eection will be held ct the Banking Hous-
Of The Planters Back ia Nashville Monday 81 Of March
next 10 elect eleven Directors to serve the ens1ng YEAR
d. WEAVER, CASH r.
N..h-;ua rah O 1sse eb2 In
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

power OF choosing:
BANKS STATES. ANTI BANKS STATES.
Maine. Delaware
Vermont Virginia.
Massachusetts. North Carolina.
New Hampshire. Maryland.
Connecticut. South Carolina.
Rhode Island. Georgia.
New York. Alabama.
New Jersey. Florida.
Pennsylvania. Mississippi.
Ohio. Louisiana.
Indiana. Texas.
Illinois. Missouri.
Michigan. Arkansas.
Wisconsin-14 States. Tennessee.
Kentucky.
California-16 States
Iowa was divided Banks, Aiken.
REHABILITATION.
Banks States TAI Anti-Banks States 16i.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

FINHE Regular United States Man C%n -,
Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP uEDHgsss Ia |
SON,W. 4. YEATMAN, Master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate ports FRIDAY, TIE
22nd inst, IL o'clock, For freight passage apply
hoard or TO A. L. DAVIS, agent,
EbZI-2J [ II. 8 Mail Packet Office.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

A7IKfxUTNPIS were "Introdaced" in Nashville
n by A. LAKC0MBE.
Anbrotypes made noSh else la Nashville than At
the bJOtype Rooms, No 40 College St
Ambrol pes made upon double plate glass; heTmsti
cay sealed and thus protected against all OF In
Jury. -
Imbroype Counterfeits are made single glass, not
sealed and dur able ordinary dague'reotype
Ambr, types Ell by the lnvent'r 10 us gusn
them from ~ other pictures other borrow the
and ap liz it to an in eror picture Which lacks the main
points u an Ambrotype-t0Be and durability. feblS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
{. n ST-EoL sHESS. D. =. sAfLl
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,

c. - Er-EnL- . oHEEN. D. =. BAfLKr.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MRRcHANTg,
Nos As and AZ College ST Near Broid,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax. Grain, &C., &C.
DY LaTE ARRIVALS FROM NEW 0RLRkNs cur
ID s,ork q Groceries s IN part eoirpiete and
prepared ofrr naaceent CITY ard Country Dealers
uhO may aver q eal We have Ia store, and 10
rive, the ioosins tons which EiH eel for cssh. a
80 hhas Fair - Cho!ee New IS boxes P1ekeb.
Orleans SaEar, so DO Glassware,
2ao earrsls Nolassos, a. 90 YEAST Powders,
IS \ DO. Go, cases Nv. Mustard,
Is harreis Syrup, 70 Tag Spice.
$50 Rags Rio Coase. 10 Do PEPPER,
- barrels Mackersl 5 90 Ginger.
s. y a. Do. leo Demiohns. asso Ted sises,
Is Eits do, loo 81. & d Caps,
30 Kegs Nails escorted siaes 50 boxes star Candies,
Is re- "a. a. AAisins y cases Matches
los 5cH Painted Buckes - chests Teas vars brands,
81 Nests d 1ab-. 10 bis Almonds.
SO Londoa Porter, leo drums Frssh Figs,
5g,oCe CixETs, vAsioa. brands 81 Oox-s Hsrring
Torsfher With every article usually hep in Inc
NlChOL GkkfN BAILEY.
~ We also have IN store on eoasznne8t fs0O bags
anr al FACTORY dHsd, sh.ch vii 81 vsry cheap.
gsbi4 y. @ an.
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POST OFFICE.
NOTICE-The memberx NJ
80

the RoBERTSON ASSOCIATION VIII meet
At their Hall O'clock this friday fernoon raEsact
business Of Importance PuDcu4l attendance Of an the
member is requested. kb22-'t
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

Valuable Contribution to Natural Science.
The U. ). Naval Astronomical Ex-
petition to the Southern HEM
isPhere,
DURING THE YEARS 1919, 50 81 81
VOL l. CHILE. Its Geography. Climates Earthquakes,
Government, Social Condition. Mineral and Agricultural
Resources, Coumerce, &C. By Lieut. J. NJ GWs An
Vol III. THE ASDks PANrAs. By Lieut. MeRae.
hNERNs By J. Lawrence Smith.
lSDSAS REN,INs By Thomas ES0ank.
MAMMALS b. Spencer 2. Bard
BIRDs. By John Cassin.
RsrELEs. FISHES and CEUsTAeEA. By Charles Gerard.
sHELIs Ey A A. Could
DEIED PLASr,. By Asa Gray.
LIvlSs PLANTS AND sEEDs. By wm. D. BraekenbrsdEs
FossL MAMMALS BY Jegres wyman.
F,sSIL SRuIs ByT. a Conrad.
PrOfuselJ Illustrated with specimens Of Birds REPTILES.
Shells Fh, 4c, &c, deliberately ruthiuHy euIorsd
after nature. 2 vOs 4to, neatly bound IN half CALI
For sale by W. T BERRY & Co
fbl2 Booksellers Nashville
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Election Notice,-The Stock.
.hsA!

N.Y. holders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
" "a ke notice Annual Election II seven IL
rscto to manage the affairs Of said company will take place
At their Off on the (6rs 1haIdly 9th day Of March, 1885,
iaD8o-td JAMES IL. KENDRIt X, Secretary.
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ID. ID COPP,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SAUANNAu GA

A DvANCES will be made on consgnmeLts OF Bacon,
~ Flour, Wheat, Corn and Produce genera y, 10 the
ab we named house, by JOSEPH NASH.
Nashville. Feb l4-im
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OR Angles.

MOTHER supply Of Shell Tuck, Redding Put and Fias
n Combs Also Ivory, BuffIo and India Rubber Ccmbs
fsh16 J. II. McGlLL.
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Wakefield $ Corn Planter

- WAETED.-A Good Cook,
% Ironer and Washer. Apply at this Office
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Gge aailp Qattiot.

~ The Patriot is the Of the "TrHe Whi0.'
Msss sxrH, MonsAE Co. having purchased the print
OF materials, subscription list, &er Of the latter.
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Wax
qS To the Tobacco Planters of

80 This usesul Inpb ment y De- evan n-d and
dsrs IeR at the fnne Farmer and Mechauic' oce,
70 20 Deaderck street, az stairs. feels
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
To the Public.

ME commenced opening Spring oods this y and will
w continue GIVE them every trn AL hs nov, lilies
Of the We respectfully invite the Ladies .
call and them whether they 10 purchase MT In
lot opening day is mpete assortment Of ALExAN
DRAs Kid cloves. iieb2ll R. q. MeNAlKY 20.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

:. IN Hsslntersstisg sd Important ie'sgrAph-
= dsspslsi.es In another column Of this morn.
Ipg's isssa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

AE@assS The Books Of this Association open at
thu Office Of Robert Luk Those wsdng take stock in the
same will do well to call will be out Of their power
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y See the advertisement Of the ''Hand Corn
Plsnter 10 smother column.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22
NEGROES FOR SAFE.

! = < BOXES SWEET ORANGES in good order. For sale
! ~ by (ebl5l J. q. c. ROBERTSON.
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Facts About AmbrOtypes.

HAVE number Of Negroes for sale amongst them seve
raj Pough BOYS and z, oil House Girl also number
m. Blaeksmlth Ifebl5l REEs W. PCRrER.
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IUsr ree-ivea. Afsw mo- handsome Dressing aosus.
j Ai-o, . small lot Of eheapsr style.
tts j. W N~ttltL
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REHABILITATION.
Banks States l4i Anti-Banks States 16i.
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: $50. = 49,. :: ss:: e Z s1s - s.''
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-07

10th. Opposition to any un'ol' ne'"e'"
Church and State no Interlt renee win rcll-
,,iyus faith. or worship, and no test oathS Tor
office.
18th. Free and thorough investigation INTO
anv and all alleged abuses OF public Junction.
aries. and a strict economy III pubic tXpchd
ltures.
10th. The maintenance and enforcement OF
all laws constitutional'y enacted. nn'lI >aid
laws shall he repealed, or shall he declared
null and voidby competent %luhIcI"' authority,
18th Opposition !, the reckless ana ul"lSe
policy of the present Administration III me
general management Of our national Affairs,
and more especially as shown i'll removing
Americans (hv designatIon) and conservatives
in nrinc:ple. from Office, and placing io:lSncTs
and uItrai>ts in their places; as shown IN q
trucking SurServicncy to the stronger, and
an iusoltnt and cowardlv bravado towards
the weaker powers as AT "!''n Te-oieniiiS
sectional agitation. by the r. al Q; tire Mis-
sour Compromise, as show III granting to
mnaturalizcd foreigners the right o. suffrage
in Kansas ard Nebraska as shown IN Its
vascilatIns course on the Kansas and .\ebTas-
ka question as shown in the corruptlons
which p"ryahe some Of the departments Q! tn"
Government as shown in disgraclng merlt"-
rious naval officers through prejudice or ca
price; ard as shown in the laundering mis-
management of our foreign relations.
llth. Therefore, to remedy existing evils
and prevent the disastrous consequences 9TH
-rwi>e resulting thereirom we wound bun"
up the "AmerIcan party upon the prlnc!-
pies hcreinbclore stated.
18th. That each State Council shall have
authority to anne I'D their several constitutions
80 as TO abolish the several degrees. aud H.
~>titu:e a pledge of honor instead OF Other
Obligations Tor fellowship aud admission into
he party.
10th. \ free and open discussion OF all 20.
titical principles embraced III our platform.
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MISSISSIPPI

AIAN- biNTI-EATtl!fL-
lLEtK-itv.t i wears oil. ) feet > ;..c!.c- ligl
dark copper color, dressed in green blanket Goa;
blue cotton pants hrogans. woo,eu cap, and na.
scar over the right eye, says he belongs 10 job!
Jack Odell, Of the parish OF St. John tbs Baptist
committed Jan. 9th.
WARREN COUHTY-vICksBCRG.
HN-Rlack, 5 feet 8 inches high, 81 years Oh. la.
on white linsey pants. lowell shirt AMI t!aak~
coat; belongs TO Washington fo~dcn near lrinc,
ton, Miss Committed Fet. -3tl.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
TORNELIES-ThiEty- three year. old. 5 feet i inchc,
high has a scar under the left arm. about -
inches long; belongs to John I, Moore OF the fra
OF Moore aud Simmons. New Orleans.
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
complexion. 50 or IS years oh. : fec
10 inches high. wears whi-hers and weighs j.
or $50 pounds: belongs 10 Cincinnati vi . i.
Lauderduie county Miss.
MADISON COCNTY.
)4C-Tark complexion, 80 or IS years old. 6 feet
inches high. las a scar over his right eve an.
some scars Oh Ills legs; belongs to J. J. tyson .
Louisiana.
CHA -BORNE ~COuNTY-rORT GIBSON.
'E7ER-!|rown complexion, long vIsage. has nhiskrr
and goatee, bad teeth, lost part of front teeth T.
upper and lower jaw. and has a scar over the lei
eye and temple, caused by a Ratchet: run awa
from Bayou Vidal about two weeks before Christ
mas; committee 18th Feb. SO.
;EORGE-Co?per color, slim built. has good teeth
has a large scar on the left arm caused BY
burn. and a frc<l, bruisc on the check. and is
feet 6 inches high says he belongs to Jack Wat
son OF IcnsaS parish; committed Feb. 18th SO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-07
Platform Of the National American
Party.

list. An humble acknowledgements to III.
supreme being forHis protecting care vouch
.afed to our fathers in their successful reyo
utionary struggle. and hitherto manifested t,
IS, their descendants, in the preservation o
he Liberties. the independence and the uniol
# these States.
I'd. The prrpetuation of .he Federal Union
nd Constitution. as the palladium OF our civi
nd religious liberties. and the only sure buI-
:vark of American independence.
Sd. Americans must rule America and
o this end native born citizens should be Sc
ected Tor all State. federal and municipa
'tkces or government employment, in pre-
erence to all others.
4th. Persons born Of American parents re-
,iding temporarily abroad should be entitled
o all the rights of a native born citizen.
18th. No person should be selected for no.
'itical station whether of native or E~oreie.
BIRTH who recognizes any allegiance or obi
cation Of any desert ptlonto any foreign prince
potentate or power, or who refuses to recog.
iize the Federal and State Constitutions
each within its sphe'e) as paramount to all
other laws, as rules of political action.
9th. The unqualified recognition and main
t%aihance of the reserved rights of the ~several
States, and thc cultivation of harmony and fra
'ernal good will between the citizens of the
several States and to this end, non-interference
by Congress with questions appertaining solel3
to the individual States, and non-intel vention
by each State with the affairs of any other
State
18th The recognition of the right of the ma
tlve-born and naturalized either ms ofthe Uriter
States. permanently residing in any Territory
thereof, to frame their constitution and laws,
aud to regulate their domestic and social af-
fairs in their own mode. subject only to the
provisions of the Federal Constitution. Will
the privilege otadmission into the Union v,he;o-
ever they have the requisite population for ore
Representative IN Congress. provided always.
that none but those whoa are citizens of the Uni
ted States. under the constitution and laws
thereof, and who have a fixed residence in any
Territory. ought to participate in the for
nation of the constitution: or in the enact
ment Of laws for said Territory Or State.
sth. An enforcement Of the principle that
no State or Territory ooghtt to admit other than
native born citizens to the right of suffrage, or
OF holding political office.
9th. A change in the laws of naturalization
making a continued residence of twenty-one
Of all not 1Drctotore provided for, an
Indispensable requisite for citizenship hereaf:
ter, and excluding all paupers and persons
of crime. from landing uron our
shores; but no interference with The vested
rights Of foreigners.
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A. W.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

BATON ROUGE, La.
VI71LL EXECUTE in a faithful and workn,anlikc man
~ ner, all contracts for building or other work in
his line, which may be confded 10 him.
orders addressed to him through the Fostoffec, will
receive prompt attention.
feb. l4th So.
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CONSTITUTION OF THE
LOUISIANA SUGAR MART.
A OF LOUISIANA, J
CITY OF NEW OELEA.s. }

y" il known. that this day. before me, HILARY ERE
Ton GEMS. a Notary Public, in and for the parish 81
New Orleans, State Of Louisiana, duly commissioned
md qualified. personally anne and appeared, the per
sons hereinafter named and undersigned. who oevef'
ally declare, that they do b. these presents form
ihcm-ri. cS into Il corporations, under authority al an
act nf the Legislature of this state. entitled: /" Ahact
for the organization Of COZ pOratI"ns for works OF pun.
lie improvements and ,fQIty." 80 l2l) Approved
Mnrch 18th. 1853. To which end they make and agree
l.. L h. .lInn.inr