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x5sl sfe IN Convention.
des lltat de Ia Louisiane ordonne:
TgaNs ID tes les Ordinances auront pIein
I'D le,ir adoption e&cepb6 C.vand il "
sst dill uarsa Iliais ain que Id pnblcit6
Taf8uise lsHr aeit t0HDee, les performances seront
psassliGes epl8nls est present. eiapfes, Inoins
i qEe 81 Eentioa z, en- dispose antreTnent.
Ize secT6taire delivrera5 a liiBpriFaeur do
la Convention frois iours arres leur adoption les
eepies flent eertiai6 es dc toaes les 0Fdannances
asiepfeas ct limp imeur pabliera dams les aeux
~ sIllRFont les dies ordonaanees dams lie
Journal ID fciat, part 1U Journal pendant dix
b nlenaa nlaTere qae les actes dc l'as-
seInbl8s generate s0nt publees.
Dams les tfente iasTs qui sniyFeIiE ,aiour-
Sdnitif dc Ia Conye I'inpfiaaear ache
sFsaa Ell siFEsra au s&cretaire5 de lE!at mile e1em
nia1 aes ct du journal de IA ConEen-
SOUS formede 4igre sur de bon ct fort
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petit Tonain s0lides, clIaque page con
tenant nfssept lgnes, cempris le tire cou-
rant aveea aigne Blanche ea-dess0as ct ligne au
pied, laTgenr de treHte ems, ct journal, tel gull
aura ese public dams "a gazette, en- mignonne
solides les pages aevant aVotr Guatra- Fiigt-une
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lHIlles seEont converts ct brooches CONNIE les sta
tnfg de siafat.
A1lssiset apras Gyoir reGa ees livres lie
sEltat en- enEerra IN exemplaire d tous
las gre fBera dss gours de District de Etat pour
esre CONSERVE dams leurs bureaux pour l'usage DIES
eetifss IN plare toua les recorders des pa
roissass Viii eNemplaire b tons les jurys de police
de Z lasat, anatre exemplaires d chaqne membre
de- la Convention at les autres exemplaires, sill
on resfe sernnt opposes dams lie bureau dn bblo.
th6eaire u Etat.
SEC y. Dams lbs trente jaurs qui suiyront Pa
journenenf sine die de Ia Convention lie seeretaire
livrera au Score taire tat toutes les ordonnarces
enrolees dc Ia Convention, ainsi CUE lie journal ma
nuscrt et tons les papiers ct documents en- sa pos
session que ca derhier fonetionnaire gardera ct
eoAserVera s0igneusement apres aycir il1scrt au |
dos le jour e Iaois ct l'aHn6e de eur endorsement
1anaspn bureau. Dorenayant lie SecrGtaire d Fiat
donLera DIES copies eertiees de la meme nlaniare
est autorise 10 fame Reinforcement aux statuts
~ issat ct aug autres documents ofcics qui sont
d aHs son bureau.
sAdopt6e IN GonYaptiona Id NonVele- Orleans le
septiame jour oh fdsrief de Ian de n6tre Sci
mil Islt cent soiHante.e rum. 5
5Sgnsi A. MoUToN,
President de la Convention.
gEH if9S. sF tIfs aIs Sectstule fei5 lot
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nU orleans naig Grtfcu satde1y 2n e6rna 23, 1861

lieutenant Go Governor who shall not have attained
the age of % years and been citizen Of and resi-
dent within the State for the space OF tour years
next preceding his election
Third That article thrty'nine Of the Constitution
| be and the same is hereby repealed.
Fourth, That article forty ak of The Constitution
he altered SOFAS TO read as follows towit: He shall
be Commander.inChef Of the army and navy OF
this State, aud of the militia thereof.
Fifth, That article one hundred and twenty.six be
altered so as to read as follows. to.wit; Any oti
zen of this State, who shall after the passage of
the Ordinance Of Secession Of the State of Louis
iana from the Federal Union, fight duel with
deadly weapons with citizen of this State, or send
or accept challenge to fight a duel with deadly
weanons either within This state or out of it. with
n citizen of this State or who shall act as second
or Knowingly aid or assist in any manner those
TINS offending, shall be deprived of holding any
office of trust or profit, and of enjoying the right
of suffrage under this Constitution and the office
of any State officer, member Of the General Assem-
bly, or of any other person holding Office of profit
or trust under this Constitution, and the laws made
in pursuance thereof shall be, pSo fdcto, vacated
by the fact of any such person committing the
offence mentioned in this article, and the Legsla
tnrc shall ny lay for the ascertaining and
declaration of such forfeiture. "n'7Eaeasssqa,za-.zs
Sixth, That one hundred and twenty -seven
be altered so as to read as follows, to.wt The
Legislature shall have power to extend this Con
stitution and the Jurisdiction Of this State any
territory which may be acquired by the State of
Louisiana.
seventh, mat article one hundred and twenty |
eight be altered so as to read as follows, to-wit |
None of the lands heretofore granted by the Con-
gress of the United States to the State OF louisiana
for aiding in constructing the necessary levees and
drains, to reclaim the swamp and overlooked lands |
in this State. shall be diverted from the purposes
for which they were granted, except for arming |
and defending the State.
Adopted in Convention at the City of New Or |
leans, this first day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siXty.one. |
(SjgEed A. MUUTOS. |
President Of the Convection Of The S ate o. IoniSiqna
Attest j. TuOS WHEAT Secretary. fetJ lOt
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Relative to Federal Laws and Officers in
| the State of I4oas1nG;2 ut the time of the
| passage of the Ordinance OF Secession.
| Be it ordained By The People Of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled, That all Federal officers in
the civil service of the United States, and laws of
the United States relating to said Federal officers
and their duties aud compensation, within the State
OF Louisiana, ia Office and in force at the time of
| the passage of the Ordinance of Secession and
not incompatible Herewith, are hereby adopted,
and coninued in office and in force as officers and
laws OF the State; pEoDidcd, that the Ordinance
shall not apply to the officers of the judiciary, postal
| or land departments of the Government Of the
United States or the laws regulating the same.
BE it further ordained, That the revenue collec-
ton and navigation laws of the United States, so
far as they may be applicable, be and they are
hereby adopted as laws Of this State saving that
no duties shall be collected imports from the
States forming tho late Federal Union known rs
the United States OF America, or the Territories
thereof, nor upon the tonnage Of vessels owned in
whole or IN part by the cZ2nS of the said States
and Territories.
Be it further ordaiYca That the President Of this
Convention is hereby authorized to require of all
Federal officers aforesaid in the parish Of Orleans
the immediate recognition by them Of the sole |
and exclusive authority Of the State Of Louisiana
and to administer TO them the oath of office, and
IN case of refusal, to demand and take possession
of all the property money, effects PAPERS and /
documents held by them in their official capacity !
and the like authority is hereby conferred On tie
Governor as to all Federal officers aforesaid in the
state; and the offices Of such persons as refuse to
hold the property, money and effects in their GUS
tody subject to the disposal Of the State, and to
take the oath Of office, are hereby declared |
vacant
Be il further ordained, That the State of Louisi-
ana doth hereby guarantee and indemnify all
Federal officers aforesaid, within this State who
comply with the Ordinances of this Convention,
against all claims and demands of the United
States arising out of such compliance.
Be it further ordained That in case any Federal
Office hereby adopted as State Office be now Or
shall become vacant the Governor be and he is
hereby authorized to fill the same in the same
manner as the President of the United States or
the head of any department of the United States
Government might have done prior to the passage
of the Ordinance of Secession. That the Governor
shall have authority to remove any officer now
holding Federal office in this State, if he shall |
consider the said removal conducive to the public
interest
Adopted in Convention in the city of New Or
leans, this twentyninth day of January in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
tSigned1 A. MOUTOE
President Of the Convention of the State Of Louisiana
Attest: j. TIlOS. WHEAT Secretary. fels lot
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n 1a1saarN aNnE.

q, ssss Yss,siieas fon II tlsc Grsisaan
1es Hs,a nal % he Convention.
VIZ ss,,a of fag State on isoafssliH do oIaatR
SgrIa0s ii "a ordinances are 70 have full effect
fsS,ss fasie Adoption, except when otherwise or
slsfe but iii order chat due publicity be thereto
given tae ordinances shall be published as herein
aFter eteds unless otherwise ordered BY the
CHIN Nehsian,
ssg Ri Tie Secretary shall deliyerto the Printer
0F tlsa GoaYention, within three days after their
adoption, duly certified copies Of ~ ordinances
enacted and the Printer shall, within Two days
siiafeasge publish the same in the Official paper
separate from the journal, during ten days, in the
same manner as the acts OF the Generat Assembly
are published.
SEc. 5. Wifhinthirty days after the final ADJOURN
s1ent af the Convention. the Printer shall faish
and dei;verto the Secretary of State 1000 copies
III tie Ordinances and Journal of the Convention,
printed IN book FORM on good strong book printing
paper: tha ordinances in long primer type, solid,
eaeil fifty seven lines long, including running
fil1e, Ii inns nnder 1t and foot line, ana thirty
ems III width and the journal, made up from the
jnafital Az published in the newspaper in minion
type solid, the pages to be eights-one lines in
lengt including running title, white Lire under it,
ard foot line, the book 10 be covered and stitched,
I'M the same manner as the statutes of the State
Sic 4. Immediately after receiving such books
the Secretary al State shall forward one copy to
each Gf the clerks liz the District Courts in the
State to preserved in their offices for the use of
the Courts one copy teseaeh of the Recorders of
Parishes one copy to each of the Police Jnries of
Siie State, four pies to each of the members of
the Convention, ard tile remainder if any, he shall
deposit in the eficesof the State Librarian.
Sire. 5. Within thirty days after the adjournment
INF THU Convention, sine die the Secretaryshall de-
liFer ~ Tie Secretary Of State, oil the enrolled
idina1les pf the Convention, as we'll rs the manu-
gsfipt journal. ana III the papers ana documents
IN sesson, which the latter officer slallcare
flly Keep ana preserve, ana upon which he shall
endorse the dag, month and year Of fling in his
psics. Hereafter the Secretary OF State shall
granteeftfsd copies, ID the same manner he is
now aath4riasd to do relative to tho State statutes
and other nificia papers iii his Office.
ntAd Id Gsnyention, at New Orleans, this
one EIossald eight hundred and sixty -one.
a6 IIssienHd1 8 SIE IA. MOTION. 4{i4
q ID e:yenon Of the Stale Of LonisiaBa.
(3S. iel5
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RESOhUTT0N

Attes : J. TII0S WHEAT, Secretary. fe5
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Pour pouEvoir a Ia nomination de DcIegues
n unc Convention pour former Iene CoIgfi.-
dcraITOBl CIu Sad:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

he gold rpeicn its circulation has of late been fa
lelCw that Of ia cOtempCraries.
While wondering about town Yesterday found
ltt Of Hgn on which painted the word
- POrtsu Outh." Ii formerly adorned the pilot
mouse Of Missouri River steamer, that was sunk
hove Leavenworth about q year since. The
machinery and portion of the hull were recovered
cn the filling of the water. The boiler was sent to
Arizona, the engines to the Lower Mississippi some
of the timber was taken 10 repair boat bound to
The UTper Missouri, and its pilot-house sign has
been brought to Denver. Scattered fragments o.
"a once noble whole"
A few days since, az the Governor Of this Terri
tory, under the Provisional Government, was out
hunting, he espied a mans hand protrudng from
Ire snow. Horifcd at the discovery he fled to his
bone, and it was some time before he was SUI
fcently composed to relate the circumstance. On
search body was found which is thought to be thai
of Linus b. Coolidge of Lebanon, Ohio. The ap-
pearpnce of the body indicates that the unfortunate
man was murdered and our officers are hoping soon
to find the murderer.
There is nothing new from the mining districts
TIE quartz mills steadily at work, getting COCA
Yields Of gold from the rock. large number Oh
mills, principally from the mandatory OF T. W.
Gates & Co. Of Chicago, will lie brought 10 tue
mines next season, Gates's mills having thus tar
given the best satisfaction. A. mill known as the
Elithorpe Mill il pronounced utterly worthless oy
,hose who have fried it. long time VIII elaPSe
before perfect quartz mill can be devised -,
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PAY FOR THEIR SLAVES
c..,,~rc.Aence Of The n. 7. TnDnno'

B,ooMsGros, Monroe Co., Ind, Jan % loOi'
nod uive the project that has been set on 1901
g. ru,,bsspg the negroes of seven stsesa an imPasve
y, ur,;l /, i accomplished. Why not add three
cher sa,es Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee ana
S'ne. s,,on end sugar rebels bear the wrath Of
God 1S" which en- sure win shortly be poured on the
ION VIA" aIS;.n s,ates. The purchase money can easily
a 10 rsi,ed without getting it from the National
plan w cg BE- SpssSSS una i th nS Ssy
; that among all the free States, and three border
SN,ue 1e there are thousapds there who would be
Clad to sssis1, 70 be taken by willing contributors
Eve dollar hn to r. TbSps mistake Sn
sSs, - than half that sum would be given as free
tpSi neynS and in the end each State might not have
20 nav more tran million or half. firmly believe
49, .rs has come for the African to return home, and
to uo 80 that keep them in bondage will have TO
sUSreit to the wrath of God until they are driven
out Of the land. l. Ne D.
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opopcIa srATK CONVENTION.


Mr.. Hamilton Of Lumpkin offered resolution In
.,pctirc the Committee Foreign Relations to report
uhetbeT any change shall be made IN the devise
~ coin issued at the Dahor ega Mint and whether any
change shall be made in the nagement OF said Mint
The reaolntion was taken up and agreed 10.
Mr.. Anderson Of Chatham from the Committee OF
Postal Arrapg ements and Commercial Affairs, report I'D
an ordnance authorizing the Collectors OF Customs 20
reform their duties as heretofore until otherwise di.
rected and also authorizing the Governor in case Of
necessity 10 take charge Of Cusom-Houses, appoint
Collector &C. Three hundred copies OF the ordinance
were ordered to be printed and IT was made the special
order for Monday next.
Tie following ordinances were taken up' 80,
TIE ordinances to abolish the Federal Court and VI =,
t,ict Courts was amended the motion OF Mr. Clark
of Doupherty 20 as TO say The Stay law OF 1907
sbsll apply to judgments aud executions In SAID
Couyta - and passed by Yeas 20i to Nays 81.
The ordipance TO accept and continue IN force the
laws Of the ae United States in the State OF Georgia.
exert as therein excepted. Passed without amend
lie ordinance to d. fine and declare what shall be
tles, on and misprison of treason. Passed without
Mr. Hesbtt of Bbb offered resolution, which was
sdorted instrucinv the Military Committee TO inquire
into tie expediency and practicsbiity Of establishing
az amy in the State. a
Tis Convention then adjourned until Monday 10
O'Clock.
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|ouIned q. 81 p. m.

UsPRoyoKED MURDER.-The neighborhood Of South
Memphis was thrown into intense excitement recently
by the commission Of an unprovoked murder upon the
public street. 1t seems that a man named Thomas
Barnes took shovel from under the house OF poor
but honest lsborer named John Heudrgan. Both par
ties were neGhbors, and Hendrgan meeting Barnes st
the corner of DeSoto and South streets he accused him
of takcg biz shovel Barnes denied il, and drawing
a bowie-kpife stabbed Hendrigan 10 the heart. Tho
wounded man started at once for bis house, fsw
vaIds distant from the sceuo OF the occurrence and fed
dead upon his doorstep The homicide He'd 20 ma
the woods. Mr.. Adams, who heard Of the occurrence,
mounted horte and started in pursuit. Barnes was
arrested brought back to the city, aud handed over g
officer Iiaynie. In the meantime large erowa nsa
,as bron0lt hack 10 view the corpse Of his victim
wss feared that the exsspers.ed crowd would wreAk
summary vengeance upon him.
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-. .,a,r,es Of that State' Whether this
IN CortrsrH IN b. construed as have indicated Is
auerdntpt VII III. b. perbspa, gentlemen might difst
matter SSoTt hat sdcb VIII he it's construction. 80
b. ss a 'ss FsoPi I'll. %1:
will -tppR,Den tb Constitution makes il my duty 10
not SS,pcciay in aid Of State tlye s9de f cb
ITi nO' '1" conclude, then what have to say on
& g 9Ss GeGaa e t s4o1na Of
~ tleee la~s o. o. The Sronpd Of humanity ard on the
tdu,ioran v tbeT are not likely either to save the
roODd Of pcis! sv additional authority 10 the Exec
Uron or 10 Of the Constitution as 1t Ia
Iii,e o1 &c, not to pass At all events they 'ah'
.Ssye my sanction.
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

This Board met yesterday afternoon, at No. Bond
street. President DRAPER in the chair. After the read
ing of the minutes of tue last Meeting large number
OF communications presented and referred to the
appropriate committees The Committee Of the Whole
presented their report from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts:
the 18th the 3ist Of January, Inclusive 3 personf
ar and have been transferred from the City Prison to
Nok House aad dsordesy person.. OF these
lC2 committed 50 twice o. three tmes - four time.
"a I times 20 ten tines, IL twenty times thirty Tunes ana
hun dred times. -.
The record va co neneed the 23d Of July last and from
that time until tie Dist Dec 1860 spPears the folowos
ie, have been made By the Conmhoner' from the .y I'0
10 the Work House -, a.
July 20 70 August 81 ar2 Sept to 90 $50 October 70
81. 1885, November 10 90 6ci December 30 d. Us A'A
LEA =, -.a.,... =.
These persons been previously committed ~ OF
adv geous inssnush these drunkAds % nov o'NPos
70 work instssd of remaining idle IN I've Cuy rIno s
Under the sssbhed for dhpensins res 70
to outdoor Poor uP 70 tak time ~ spSe~~ ssN W.
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AsAI1EcrD MORO THIEr ARR I Asp rAssa
i,.nSS lives tho particulars OF the arrest Of man
nsn ed Alfred jackson, aliss Frank Ross. who, i Ia
alleged, stole ne gro FROM Mr.. John II. Mctfayock In
Is53. The negro wac recovered and jackson lodged
in siI hut succeeded in eaectng HE escape. He was
rssrrested last Saturday week and placed 10 jail.
saturday two men from Arkansas, VINO knew Jackson.
can here for him, but finding tina. they had to 80
through tedious process If they pursued issai plan
for bs arrest they struck out expeditions PLAN
Jackson was taken before Judge Swayne on writ q
habeas corpus and no one appearing against him. o.
eourss le was discharged lie returned TO jail 70 get
his clothing aud on leaving tina, place ne was ss,se
hoard Of which be was placed under the charge 81
Newton Ross Of Osccola-at whose instance no 80, -
s,rested-to be taken TO Osceola. On the way no.
the isiI to the boat he resisted With al nus e
shr,eking murder, murder. but Ola s'r'SS'~
min.
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ArcnnoN. Jan. %. 1891.

publication
Arcnfsos Jan a. 1891.
Mr. Y WILLIAMS, Tressursr-My Dear So; canno, 'end
he nclo,ed mcpt without assuring you that our work ms
but jult forty days web as We believed
30 supply lcss with food or closhi that mum
Ter has nov Increased 40 co. hundred OF families that
thought they bad supply have been disdns oat with Their poor
prrLbos until they too de.ttue and this Nlgte un
years have been here could be piled together would not
eqlSl the snow now ppon the sround. -. .u,,.
have ben In reaching here aud s9t ohed NY
ice exhHued out and beast nnsbe 70 return Tor
dave One part ofmy ho have b. OBLIGED open as hos,
rial and Dr. Grant Tone of my clerks Se. need
.danpce from .H to ten frozen et 10 bind up aud Itend 70
90 nsb Thee have tried % 10
ct breed for their mihhg families; even when they them
here almost and quite hungry yet
they accomplishing The m loads that sn now able to
Give them With the clothing for themselves aud te dear
ones le, behind them fol compeusa IN To- their 'hH
aid sphernss don't remember 10 have heard eonplIns
one woan last week LEFT ve Children home with two dsy'
pro,on and sck husband ard wak here thirty miles In o1s
dsy from Hon Jsckson County and said she mn" have iod
sbe strong Gsman and, BY the Aid Of an inor
eier Learned III. depth of Der how lonsed to
fesrhed the OF of the rich end true
Of know they would sustain while we feed their
have noby denhed themselves with VA here In al the
ts, r better rou choice; not because their fathers aud
arranged TO have them born here but because they de
sire free home upon the free Br.es Of ns Wes! s1a d ~
the noding Influence OF American civilization They too must
be sustained Lie the sturdy and beautiful shade sroe. OF my
The wind. Of Winter breath Of svey will PROSTATE them
before they become rooted 4, IT,
But need 10, % more 20 you who bcs. Won a. they DO the
Crest Fahs sps IN their morning and ~
upies 10 makes, and is not dsaPyonied hays read
Alright the early settler. Of Plymouth found one lhen nun
BE-, dead the % SsS. I w"rSSS prospord and be-
CO people aye power In this land and they aud ther
principles and sns have gone sveywheis to bless man
A In an ,sme,.iy md cordially, ySurS c,r0MERoX.
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MINOR ITEMS.

LITUT. sLEMMER'S WIPE ARRESTED AS A SPY.
The Mobile lAa.l N Tcury Of the 23d learns FROM a
letter from one OF Capt. OHaras company. now at
Pensatols TO bis wife in Mobile that the wife Of Lieut.
Skinner Commander at Fort Pickens, had been ar
rested at Fort Bsrancas a. spy. it ia alleged that
business and the reasonable supposition that she
had con there to take OF tho position VI things
aud report them 10 her husband.
OBITUARY
Died, on Saturday night 18th inst, al the Marine
Hospital, ThaddeUs :. S,rawinsk aged IL years and
day., from an accidental wound from revolver.
1lis promising Young man was on duty in the CO.
lumbis Artillery, at Fort Mout ie, when the sad acct.
dent occurred. He noble fellow and Just week
after entering the Fslman Class OF the South Caro-
Ina College with his spirited father, joined the ranks
n The call OF the State While ON the litter being car
ned 10 the Hospital be said 10 those conveying him.
!. Frends oh bow sorry am you are TO attack Fort
Sumter without ME" During bis s1f.rn1a, he
mouined that be could not be at the taking of the fort
lie Wss calm and resigned, and met his end prayer
luly-wrb the Lords prayer on his lips. On the
eeedlng day OF the accident 70 Strawinsk two men,
oers Of the same company were badly mashed while
working at the guns. Charleston Mercury.
MORE TREASON OF DAVIS
Governor Pettus of Mssissp announces 10 the Leg
rAure that JeiitrsoD Davis and exSccretary Thomp-
soo ave guaranteed the payment In May or June Of
f1VW Tor purchase OF arms for the State
THE SOUTH CAROLINA FLAG
-, From The Charlestos Meyouyy yaa 49,
NVNs oendh and House of RcpTsSeatatiVes.
GIsILIsES; l have understood that you have
ADOPTED State Aag
hsVlpg bad some experience Ia flags and hag-mak.
MO The different combination of colors most suit
able for striking effect aud durability in Tag,
Ss respectfully beg 10 offer few objections to the
~sssgn you bave adopted:
,t,the blue may DO we'll enough but q white oval,
eA' Palmetto, viii never answer experience