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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
a CANADIAlJ REMEDY

For CostiOeness lrr,gu1asity and Debility Of The
Digestare Organs, Inducing Aeadache, Lass'-
tn, e, Neruousntss General Pros:ration of the
mind and Body. Paralysis, 3c.
A moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
Y of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with a.
thartc Medicines The practice is perncfous and suic
daI An exuerence of forty years has taught m" that
the cons any increasing evils OF indgesto are fear
American people fast becoming nation OF dyspp-
tics by their artificial modes OF lfe Drastic Cana tcs
increase irrtabty and PROSTATE the strength OF the
The pills now offered are especially designed to aay
this irrtability and at he same time to nVlgorate
strenche all the functions of digestion, while they are
gently laxative They anodyne, tonic ana laNalVe
They so mild and invgoratng thai one IS not
ed by any disagrteable effects that ne taken medche
Business Men, Stude ts Professional Men Females anu
all persons leading copfned or sedenary me- shoul
try them n,-.a.o;o.s oboerf,,,v cert;fv tc the
hh nrofessana of Colby Of Stanstead, one
of the old aud best Physicians and to me exec ent
qualities of his Anti Cos'e and Tonic Pllls, "hich
we have used in our practice ana hehly apPrG%Se-
G. E. COTTON M D., Cowansvie.
CHARLES BROW N u.
S. = FOS FER, NJ. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. d. Barnston
N. jerks, ~ ,.,
C. W .COWLES, M D., Stanstead
10 of1 Epu EREApUN. M. D., Surgeon. r. N.
BENJAMIN DA ON, d. Coaticook
LtMUEL RICH NOND, vi. D., Derby Line
n. G. GIN s,M D. Compton; Com s G 4 E.
J c. UTHERFORD, D., Newport; vt.
Prepared by DR.. M. F. COLBY stahsea"' " H'' anu
Derby Line. Vermont.
sold where medicine is sold seherah9.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

CuApLA1NoY.-The editor of the Bufao
Advocate is about to exchange the quill and
scissors for the camp trumpet. He says:
We are informed from reliable source,
that the twenty first Buffalo Regiment, now
encamped at Elmira, aud awaiting marching
orders, has honored us with call to it's
Chaplaincy. We propose to enter upon the
duties it involves on the receipt of our com
mission, or as soon as few arrangements can
be made for the future conduct of the paper"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
FEDERAL rRoorS r.ErARlNG TO LEAVE.

On the 9Th inst, detachment of forty two State
troops arrived at Point Isabel, and on the 7th the
schooner Shark arrived from Galveston with sixty
more volunteers from tfeaumont, under Capt. Pow
ers-enii5ted to serve six months
Fort Brown was to be given up soon as trans
portation could be found for the Federal troops.
The latter are to take with them to their port of
destination two light batteries Of artillery.
The steamship Daniel Webster was anchored
outside of Brazns Santiago, wuting to take off part
of the Federal troops. Other vessels would prob
ably be dispatched to take the remainder.
The State troops were still at BRACES Santiago.
The steamship Gen. Rusk, steamer Union and
schooner Shark were loading with artillery, shot,
shell, etc. for Galveston.
The Arizona, not yet arrived, has $l79,5Go in
specie for New Orleans.
The Brownsville Sentinel OF the 9th inst. says
that the Federal troops stationed at Ringgod Bar
racks have arrived at Fort Brown, on their way to
the coast, it presumes as arranged between Gen.
Twggs and the State Commissioners. This ar.
rival made six companies CT U. S. troops at Fort
Brown. The force at Fort Duncan was expected
soon, also, to embark by the same route.
Besides the 800 State troops at BrazOs Santiago,
two OF the six mounted companies Col. Ford had
sent FOX had arrived near Brownsvillc-the others
being expected in the course of Il week. This
would give 1900 Texan troops at that point.
The Sentinel says the force on the brazOs Island
have entrenched their position so as to make it I'M
pregnab'e.
The Sentinel expresses its astonishment at Capt
Hills tone OF reply towards the State Commission
er Gen. Nichols. 1t thinks there will he no col
lison, and bases its opinion on the known prudence
of Col. Ford, aud the reception by Capt. Hill o.
his commanding officer, Gen. Twiggs' orders.
The Sentinel complains of the ostentatious dis
play Capt. Hill makes frequently of his military
force. his flying artlery--using the streets o
Brownsville for evolutions, furious driving o
horses, discharge of fire arms, etcall against thu
| ordinances of the city. Aside from these parade
of cannon, the Sentinel says soldiers from the gar
rison daily and nightly parade the streets, tre
quently dischargiug 'platoons of pistol shots
with impunity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
j . L r n n l. . It II L Q H Z
DE La
CONVENTION De L'ETAT De LA LtUISEANE.

SAMEDI le mars 1851.
La Convention sc rGunit snivant ajournemcnt.
Lhonolabe Alexandra Mouton occupe lie fauteuil.
Lappe nominal constate Ia presence dc 10 dele.
CUES.
NJ. York prGSente un mGmCire d'Alcxandre T.
Steele en- son nom ct au nom lie J. l.. Daniel, ayo-
cats, demandant une indtmnitG pour euX.lnGmes ct
pour les clients Quils reprGSentent.
NJ. York dcmande que ce mGm0lrc soft rGftrf au
comite dcs tenes pubques.
NJ. Stocker propose de d6poser lie mGmoirc sur le
bureau &C qui est adoptG.
N. Swayze, president du comitG des tcrrcs pub.
ques, prGsente ce qui suit lc rapport du dit
comitG sur une resolution dGja prGsentGe par NJ.
Elgee ct rGfGrGc au dit comitt
Rapport du ComtG des terres publiques sur une
resolution eux referee relative au domaine pu-
Bile c0mplis dams les limites de rEat de Ia LOui-
Sane:
LIE comitt auquel a etc referee Ia resolution de-
carant quill est enjoint aux dialogues elns par cetc
Convention, pour representer les intGrtts de lEtat
de la Louisiana la Convention de Montgomery, de
faire saVoir il ia dite Convention, que Fl1tat dc Ia
Louisiana, malntenant seS droitS nCOntestableS
comme Etat souvelnin, ne Veut nj ne peut permettre
aucune intervention avec lie domaine public compris
dams SeS imites, soft de Ia part du gonvernement e
dGratif provsOre soft de la part de t0ute autre a
tOrtG demande Ia permission de rapp0rter quen eX-
amlnAnt Ia resolution qu ll etc referee, IL a pas
n6cessaire de senquGIir du titre domaine pu-
bic non allouG cpmpris dams les limtes de lEtat dc
la Louisiana. Cette question d6ja etc tranchGe,
moins en- ce qEi touche aux actes de la Louisiana.
| On vera en- Sc rtferant a Ia premiere section
| dune ordonnance adoptGe par cette Convention le
| II t6yrier 1851 relatiyement suiet quill est or
| donn6 Que "tout lie domaine public non alouG com
pris dams les mtes de rEtat de la Louisiana est dc
droit la prophets du dit Etat ct que e ttre lie con
tr6e ct Ia Jurisdiction du dit domaine appartennen
| i ct sont assumes par PEtat, suiets droits gu
auront etc acquis en- yertu des lois du cdeyant gou
yernement des Etats Unis" -."
Cest Ia uue affirmation hien claire, sous la formt
| imposante dune ordDnnance de sa Convention, dl
droit de rEtat au domaine public compris dans set
! limites. 4l
81 ce comit6 est bien rensegn6, nj lie gouverne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
SesUeEz T. TktEEO7".
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC
J3 and Is RoyaI street

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
I3 and Is Royal street,
Has now In store large supply Of the celebrated
B0UzY in quarts and pin also other brandt
viz CHARLES HEIDSEIrK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
AENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality. I
large assortment Of the best Old Sherries AMONTI
bADO, TOPAZ SIERRA. GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeiras lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports grade
Tha celebrated sAZARAC NDIES-Vinlage 1875, l79a
1892 and 1864 large supply always hand. All grades OF
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. wHTS-
KYS-scoeh and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Whis
6ys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER pnts quarts. COR
DIAS etc. Ny usual Of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any other city
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
OF 2pf Nos l3 and Is Royal street.
As to the above BrArdles heres MadeirR Ports and Cham
pagnos satisfied honSe in the city produce good
better at the prices ANY house have dozen Of
each named wines they pFeduce better at the price
prices If they the judges be dnterested
parties the good with anything have for sale in th
ratio
mig 2pu SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday

ClTY HoTEL.--J " Burgess, Ark; E Smart,
Miss J S Andrew, W Brown, La; H Crutch-
er, Ky; J A Mason, H Littlefeld Texas; Maj R
King, G E Norton, W Darson Briscoe, Miss
Emma Brscoe, La; F McMillen, Mobile; S Dennis.
c Bell, Miss Geo 7 kastenbine, Texana Judge
r Downs, La; A Hamilton, Texas; E Bowers,
7 GasQue, E II Gasque, B E Jacob, Miss; NJ
Houston, Ala; r L Morris, A l. Marks Geo Rawls,
Miss; Jno Speake. Texas; Il Henderson. Thos
Lynen, Ark; j p Newman, VIM Myers, Miss; W
BARNARD, ) Catching, 0 McWorten, Texas ;
j johnson, ] Singleton, Miss W Fl Clark, Texas
S Parker, J Fl johnson, Va: P W Hull Miss; j VI
Howcott, w Ferguson, D Roberts, G N Wilson,
La: j Langford, Miss F X Reybold, Del; NJ La
croix D Folk A F Mardis, Black river
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-R D Gilbert, Ala w Fort
aud daughter. S J Mcdowell, Texas: Mayors,
N Blake, r NJ Richardson, J Muller, Miss; } A
Sylvester, Ala; W Council, J W Edwards.
Ga; Carter, Texas; v } Nel!inger, Pa; E
Washington Dir Y Sims, Texas; H Richardson,
La: DR. J A Voolfolk, Texas; NJ 0 Cheatham W
L Phillips, A Raglan, W P Brown, La: Payne,
Miss N Oldham, c D Pickett, Texas L Gellen,
Ouachita River.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-R G Foster, T F Foster,
Tenn; ] Hoover, N Y: Jos Kemrick, Ga; L
Harris and lady, Miss; R Duncan, W W Adams
c Scott, Ark; Mrs and Miss Andrews La; S Price
Jr, Mo; B Fenner N Y; Mr. and Mrs Holland, B W
Matthews, Ark: D a Holman, Miss; W NJ Hardy
Tenn; Hon Isaac Tompsnn, . NJ Thompson, W I
Avent, Miss r Avent, Miss S + Fox, J W O'Neal
J r Strallton, Miss; B McGulIoch, Underwood
Texas NJ Kahn, Ohio; j N Jones, G I Patterson
Texas.
ST.. LOUIS HorEI- Mrs e c Carter, Henry Doug
las, Ala; Dan lIicky, lady and son. La; Mr. Adler
o: Thos N Jones, Va Mrs NJ NJ Cade, Miss \
Gruig, J J Taylor, Gruig, A S Lawes, j l. White
Loughborough, La.
Hg~Dr. Charles e. Keils, Dentist, No. Is;
Canal street. between Carondee and @ronne New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

A YOUTH KILLED BY HIS BROTuER-Last eve
ming sad and fatal accident occurred, by which
George Putnam youth about Is years of age,
was shot and killed by his brother Rufus The
facts are as follows: The boys were playing ut
their home on Thirteenth street, between Madison
and Walnut when Rufus felt to the floor in such q
position that the pistol went off, the ball striking
his brother in the back part of the head and
lodging just over the left eye, causing death in a
few moments. This is but another of the sad acci
dents caused by boys playing with firearms
George was of the carriers of the Journal, aut
was said to be an industrious boy. Rufus is per
fecty agonized at the deplorahle affair.
LI,nuis la
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
Old and Fine Shers'ses.

Just received direct importation Cad 80 quarter casks
Of AZ fine SHERR1ES be had in the market.
have in store 100 quarter casks Of the BEST SIER
RES in North America
wish judges Of sHERRTEs to call and sample as know
can excel any other house in the city
Il rail the attention Of this Card they
sgt Sherres imported in America The last order given
fwelye months ago Cadiz
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
irt3D 2pF IL md Is Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
Of 2ptf
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
TMe TDiEe9.
~'rksrELro" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY

@'TRRrELIO" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREF ELIO" CureBslI EruptionE.
"TREFELIO" softens the Skin.
"TREFELIOr Beantifes the Skin.
"TREFELIOn Ersdicates Humor.
''TREFELIO" 90 centB bottle.
Particularly adapted climates fe drops pouret
IN the water for Bathing decousy refreshing exlerat
Ing giving the Skin Freshness moothness Elasticity soFtnes
Brlliaucy and Purty-oong and Invigorang-rendsrs the
assh firm richness Of Beauty; sr
Erupons. Immensely popular among the Ladies,
pE-Sold everywhere AT 30 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by AMES SYAE No. 1S4 Canal
arset, And BY Druggists generally.
TILESTON & CO.,
uly2S aply General Agents 48 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

A MERCHANT FLoGGED AND TARRED.-It is re-
ported that Mr.. Chenowith, formerly liquor mer-
chant in Louisville, now resident of Cincinnati,
lately received barbarous treatment in Arkansas.
1t is said that he flogged and the stripes were
then literally tarred. The expression of Abolition
sentiments procured him this treatment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

We are prepared to orders for ENFIELD RIFLES
with SABRE BAY0NETS in lots from 100 to I0Oh complete
with Ball Cartridges Caps Extra Ammu 'ition, etc.
ARTILLERY CARBINEs with SABRE BAYONETS.
CAVALRY CARBINEs, SWORDS BELTS, BOXES etc,
complete for service,
ARMsTRoNG's RIFLFD GUNS, from 2lS to 7 inch bore,
complete With Cartridges sbot Shell Ann uniIion etc.
WHITWORTH OR CLAG8's BREECH OR MuzzLE.
LOADING RIFLED GUNS, complete with Round Hollow
Shot Ammunition etc. For terms, apply 10
4 T. w. TILTON,
rn9 2p6s No, II Old Leyee, oppOsit, the Post0fice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

Few. 2e-No. 4o52 en- favour de J. V. Du-
ralde pour 237 so
g. Resou de plus Que lie dit dGpostaire de 'Etat
est ct demenre autorise ct requs de transferer au
dit compte du bureau des P0stes la sOmme de douze
mile pastres des fonds susdts entire mains la
date susdite, a l'ehet de payer les mandats ennis
avant e % ianvier 1861.
4. Resolu de plus, Quapres avoir sode les man
dats don't le Placement est autorse par les resolutions
qui precedent des fonds qui restaent au credit du
Tevcnu public la date du 81 janvier 1861 la balan-
ce restante seTa reservee pour payer lie saaire dt
ceux qui ont fait le recensement des Etats- Unis,
dams Get Etat.
NJ Miles prGsente une resolution autorisant le
president lancer un mandat sur le depositaire
dEtat en- favour de Kirkpatrick Medians pour
$3.50 60 pour services de poste.
Cette resolution, sur motion de NJ. hoore, est re-
ftrGe au comitG DO finances.
NJ. Wilkinson presente la resolution suiyante,
laquelle, sur motion ct apres dispense des rGgle-
ments, est adoptee:
Resolu Que A. J. Guirot, d6positaire de l'Etat
est par Ia presente reguis de payer au depute
coecteur du port de Ia Nonvelle-Orleans lie mon
tant dun mandat tire le mars 1861, par lie pre-
sdent en- favour de F. Fl. Hatch, agent comp
table, pour la somme de mile vingtdeux piastres
vingt-neuf cents, don't lie Placement await etc Or
donnG par la resolution No 20 de Ia Convention
d'Etat
oRDRE srECIAL Du JOUR.
La tOHVenll0n OCcupe ue Id Te5OlEllsH ue
Lewis de Claiborne relative la trate des esclaves
d'Afrique laquelle resolution trouyat parni les
affaires non terminGes de la s6ance d'hier.
M. Marks d'OrlGans deraande fajournement a
midi lie l3 du courant.
H. Duffel rGclame l'appef nominal sur cette mo
motion.
LIE rGsultat est CONNIE suit:
MN. Adams, Anderson, Barrow, Bonner Bris
eoe, Butler, Clark, Conner de st Tamnany, Colt
mann, Davidson de Sabine, Dorsey, Dupr6, Elan
Estlin, Fuseler Gardere, Garret, Gaudet, Glad
den, Gray, Heron, Hough Johnston, Kennedy
Lagroue, Lewis diOrleans, Marks de Caddo, Mark
| d'Orl6ans, Martin d'Assomption, Martin de Car
| roll, Mcfarland, M6ancon, Meredith, Miles
| Moore, Norton, OBrien, Olivier Patterson, Peck
Pemberton, Pierson de Vim, Pike, Richardson
Rozer, Scott d'Est FGciana, Semmas, Smith
Stocker, Swaze Talbot, Taliaferro, Taylor de S
Charles, Taylor de st Landry, Texada, Todd
Towles, Valentine, Walker, Williamson, Wilkinson
| Wilt ct York ont vote dams l'affrmative--63
Et MN. BermudeZ, Burton, Caldwell, De Blanc
Duitel, Fnqua, Graves, Girard, Griffin, Hodges
Kidd Lahatut, Lewis de Claiborne, Manning, Nc
Neely, Perkins d'Orl6ans, Polk, Provosty, Scot
de Claiborne, Smart, Sompayrac, Stewart, Tho
mason ct Warren votent dams la negatiVe-24.
Oul. %
| NOn @f
La motion, en- consequence, est adoptee ct
Convention s'ajourne jusqu'a mercredi, l3 du col
rant.
| j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
gGfsl gnteIEiaeute.
rllh.IIfls W. 81 woIlNnEr,

Thomas Cnrry was arrested last night, on Bae.
rome street, near Canal on the charge Of having
dangerously wounded John Lewis. II was at the
fruit and oyster shop near The horse-car depot.
The weapon used was bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
ksooks, Shoes end Rroaasss.

Boots, Shoes essoE EBs'0gs1sss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russei
BROGANs; Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Campeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
We are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
b tyls 2p&w No. 10 Magazine street, NewOrleana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

sorrHEpS MADE PLANTATION HArs.-Messrs ].
p yar,ie Co. No s. Common street to-day advertise for
sale large invoice of Aab made wool hats See advertise
mani
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

RAsINs, O1Ls, WINES, Erc.-Messrs. Piaggio u
y,oa Jr No 6sad G4 street, to day advertise
large invoice articles. The goods are in prime order
and just in receipt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

He who asks no questions at oil is queer, but he
who asks many questions is the queriest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

Provided that the warrant in favor of the said
S. W. Dalton, Army Pension Agent, shall not be
paid until said State Depositary is informed by ms
Dalton has executed a satisfactory bond for the
faithful disbursements Of said sum and provided
further, that said sums shall be paid out of the
funds to the credit of public revenue prior to 3lst
January, 1861.
3 RGS0lueQtutier, That said State Depositary be
and he is hereby instructed to transfer to the Post
office account The sum of tiity-fye thousand six
hundred and sixty-wo dollars and ten cents of the
funds to the credit of the public revenue prior to
the Slst January, 1861, to pay the following war
rants. issued under the authority of the United
States for the transportation of the mails, viz:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

MrsKETs-RIFLEs.- advertisement of Mr.. A.
syeaks nHy itself The hest patterns of the Engsh
field sword ra and the Enfield rife muske offered
sale wishing for the purchase of ap
proved eel lily invited nnce hs advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

The weather yesterday was lovefT and the
Creole race-track being in pretty good condition,
the contest between Drdco and Jg-dssd- Gs'zss Tas
lively and well contested. Ja-dnd- 0M wonf, but
not until five heats were run.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

LosT.-By advertisement appearing elsewhere
it will be that reward offered the recovery of lost
gold bracelet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15


Jan. 29-No. 3250-Favor of Mccall u
Inzenhv, s3 So
'aT, RcHoIdee noILNo' ,,.......,.. 573 IS
Jan. so"No. $267-Favor of c, c. Horn, 497 1G
Feb. 5--No. 3347-Favor of George Il. 20
Gibson n..........,............. W 81
Feb. 5-No. 3348-Fayor of Don Louis oo ~
Borda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ZOO w
Feb No. 34l3--Favor Of Jacob Hi
nef Ill ="
Feb 9-No. 35ol-Favor of W. J. Nc
Alster.. .......,...,,..-.....',. % w w
Feb 9-No 35O3-Favor of Small Brown 4st 81
Feb. 9--No. 1904 Favor of Patrick
Lahey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lit 81
Feb l2-No. 3597-Favor of John Huey,
Jr...', .....,..............- ~ IL
Feb, l2-No. 359S-F Favor of Jas. O.
Dalton. ......,..... ...,..,......... 95 90
Feb 12--No. 3599-Favor of White &
White. ....,,.............. 1902 OF
Feb 12-No. 360O--Favor of Jacob c.
Scale. .........,-..........,. 1l6 80
Feb 12-No. 360l-Favor Of rabitha j.
D. Caruth.. .................,.... 200 90
Feb 12--No. 3602-Favor of Charles
Knight .................... 81 95
Feb 1l--No. 1905 Favor of S. P.
Eliser. .......,......... Is 90
den .....:...., ..,..,..........:,. CAT 50
Feb. I1-No 3607-Favor of Rudolph
Miller. s...........,- 46G 81
Feb ll-No. 3G08-Favor Of S. c. Nc
Pherson ........ .................. 344 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

ment provisoire nj aucune autre autorite ma mani
feSte FintentiOn de TOUGHER tltres On de nous
enlever lie controle ct Ia juridcton du domaine pu-
bic cOmprls dams nos mites fadOpti0n par Cette
Convention dune resolution nOtifant TirtuelleIHent
la Convention de Montgomery que nous ne nous sol-
mettron8 aucune Intervention de sd part, aVec ie
domaine public compris dams nos limtes, semberalt
done lndquer chez nous des soupCons ct un manque
de confiance dams la Convention de montgomery.
Nos enernis All Nord ct ceux qui sont disposes a
censurer lie movement du Sud pourraient felndre de
decouyrlr dams Fe1presslon de cette opinion les IN
dices dune disposition de Ia part de la Louisiana
abandonner la haute ct pariotique position quelle
prise. Sill arrvait qu'un pouvOir quelconque mani
festat plus tard lie desr lintention dlntervenlr
NAL propOs dams le domaine public de la Louisiana,
ellie adopterait sans aucun donte Ia lgne de condulte
nGcessare pour sauvegardeT ct protGger ses drolts
LIE comitG est arrive Ia conclusion que ladoptlon
de Ia resolution qui eur etc referee serat lnutlle
ct impolitique, ct il recommends en- consequence
qu'elle ne soft pas adoptGe.
President du Comt dcs Terres Puhiiques
NJ. DeBanc, au nom du comtG d'enrolement, rap
porte CONNIE ayant etc dlment enr9iees une ordon-
nance supplementare une ordonnance inttuiee
ordinance relative au domaine public, ct une or
dominance pour lie Transient de certans tonds au gou-
vernement des Etats ConfGdtras d'Am6rique.
M. Taylor, president du comtG des atiaires mill.
taires ct nayales t un rapport verbal relatVemcnt
ou Transient des troupes de rEtat au gouvernement
cOnGdGre.
h. Hodge, president du comitG des finances ct des
dGpenses casuees, soumet CONNIE rapport de ce CO.
mite une "r6soluton autorsant le paiement de GER
tains mandats lancGs vertu de autorsG des Etas-
Unis," laquee, sur notion est prise ell considGra'
tion section par section.
La ltre section ayaut etc lue est adoptGe sur mo
ton de NJ. Hodge.
La 2de section ayant etc lue, est adoptte sur mo-
ton du meme dGleguG.
La 31me section est lae ct adoptGe sur motion du
meme d6lGguG.
N. Semmes prescnte Is resolution suvante CONNIE
section additonnee il Ia dite ordonnance: laquelle
ayant etc acceptee est, sur motion, adoptGe:
Resoln, Qu'apres lie paiement des mandats don't lie
Placement etc autors6 par les sections prGcedentes
Ia balance des onds restant au credit du revenu pu
bic all 81 janrier 1861 sera rGservee pour lie rcgle
ment de la compensation di5e aux auteurs du receu
semcnt des EtatS Unis dams Get Etat.
Sur motion de NJ. Hodge, Be rapport ainsi amend(
est adopt6 en- entier CONNIE, suit:
SOr pour gtsriser paiennn de certans Mandate
ennis cil de fant0Tite dies EtafS- tnis.
RGsolu par le peuple de hEtat de la Louisiana as
sembG en- Convention Que A. J. Guirot, dGpositare
de Etat, est ct demeure, par la prGsente autorse
payer les mandats ciapras GnumerGs ennis par leE
TniS SaVoir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15


La motion, en- consequence, est adopt6e ct la
Convention s'ajourne jusqu'a mercredi, l3 du cou-
rant
j. THOS WHEAT, Secretaire.