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his patrol1a=n, the furniture, which is Of .
costly character, would have suffered. As it
Was, the would be-robbcr made good his es-
cape. He had broken the lock In obtaining an
entrance to the p1acc.
, 1861-12-27

OFFICE CHICAGO TEIBuNE.

I
THuRspA1-2 O'Clock p. m.-Dec 26, 1851.
and firm. Sales, $50 bIls in three lots at $9.37k
20 br1s do (oo lbs packed I'M at S. 37S 800 bris
DO On p t. Bulk Meats more active. Sales, 30 O00
Shoulders, Sc for Ha1us, and 4aSc for Sides Green
Meats steady. sales, 1900 Hams at &c delivered
$3.50: 400 brls kettlesendered at 7c.
GREASE-lCG hrls yellow at Axe
TALLOW-60 hrls prime butchers at TIC.
DRESSED HOGs-Received 369. MARKET active
and closed firm. Sales were as follows:
, 1861-12-27

EaBfWnTd-bouud Frefg3at Piled IN at
Toledo.
We learn that there is at Toledo about t40 car
loads Of eastwardbound freight piled up, await
ing shipment by the Lakeehore roed.
, 1861-12-27
The Liverpool s'1ndfgnatfon,s Meet
Ing

T43E &l1EEEHWVI aW1&HVu77 I&EEI@
Ing.
The following communication appears in the
Journal Of Commerce Of the sd:
Sm: Viii you be kind enough to state that an
not the author of 4 work Oh s.The American Union"
and was not the chairman Of meeting recently
held here.
Owing to my connection with an American housc
and the American trade. communications and in-
quiries on the subject, intended for my namesake,
The author, have been addressed to ME in error.
Iremain yours very truly,
JAMES SPENCE,
Of the firm OF Richardson, Spence d Co.
BTunszeiek Street, LiTs7pooi, Dec. 4th, 1851.
, 1861-12-27
74ls:--s+iE!!E~5FS
FINANCIAL md C0afH R1tffAL



,.,o ,,s&,'-s sDA. 1'-Nress - .ov4.
1he money market has been excessively dull to-
5av IN an dono~++a..a' r4t,a ,so,tha- .-j.ss1 49,
-. =. else. 1oo "Io.nst' "'@hAi. Aae
oeea aonuon4e, snd the demand tor money has,
under the dull outside trade, been Light The po-
lttfca1 and fQreipn re1atfrs pf the country are ton
1nsctt1e1 M vot =, ,..~x.x,t +r,,eo,+;o,s - 80.
co-,fdo-,h7a srtass srss .ss.1suSx1 ~ ~
posed to take risks xzsrn castonne7s i7,x,osed -,
incur them, and hcne al VARIES cnusfra to ra1-
aer the nouetarv offa,-s or Tho c,tu deri5a51 AMI
c.ro,,1 ~ ~, ~ 49, 80. s-~1~1 49,!
ee'efal VI dne hanSs report exetFnge Shade
ers at n, while j. Z, ecamnon, the Bank OF Mon-
+roo1 ri+,, IN n.h.r-.1'1~N.,.. - -
Ae01' "Aa ~ tAa 1loke1e+ cn2rge =. lhe oay1ng
price ts parSD4s the tendency being to the higher
figure, The demand "a mt ,srpc
C,,d 10 e-n, 49, ~ - ,aes.-ES".. -.
The larger houses EEL to customers at x611 aud
ner cent II, outs5ders Tho ,,ro..pra h,,oa 1atL
X. go, a..~, .,, Ass-<7'
No genef7t esn1and a1nons tne people.
UKCURKEBT.--There Is very little unEurreut mo-
neS IN circulation Miscellaneous Canada has
aoont disappeared-good Iiddazce- what is
le1t Is bi noneht by lestlng houses at about per
cent; the brokers charging A01 per cent aboye
this, Sound WJsconsin selIe at a1out q ,,ar cart
;5;e..,n+ 'N'@-& N@NN0 - ~ "~'A"
oseoune. ..... ..
Of the Stock Market to-da7:
,.+ ,.,ua a..,
Ee,v vo,1e ran+,,rp u +1- Aot ooattL e.. ~ oosIa.
Cslena VA 0~N'AN4 1'' L. eSos'A '.-''"*'s ~
RocF island 9911Ss
Burlington and on;ncv f5E1 81
Michisan Soathera 9co1omon9 $3.50. 99S9
Tr1IIss.aa - = -. t1et43-'At'".-'-""-1t q
, 1861-12-27

E Gilbert, Sampson {; Warner commence
the sale Of the splendid stock OF Furniture Of
Shaw, Johnston 4 Co, this morning, at *
O'Clock, at 81 Lake street.
, 1861-12-27

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 29, 1851.
The following the receipts Of leading articles
or the LAST forty eight hours:
HEcxrPrs FoR LAST rWEHrF-rouR 17ouza
, 1861-12-27
Albany E1re Stock Market, Dec. 28.
-.-41. ra--rn11


Bxxyxs-The supply OF cattle is sextremely light.
Various eauses the large supply Of pork sud poul.
TT, and the hp1Idays} combine at this season of
the rear to keep the Drpvers ont Of market !; but
the filling off in receipts Is grester than ne had an
tfcpated-the Central Railroad having brought
down only 95 car loads or1: SO head for the week,
which is 7O0head less tban haa been brought down
during any other week the present eeason. The
consequence fsready sales at an advance Of A0Ac
q D on ali grades. There are few strictly extra
in the yards, but no premium. and the average
quality Is much the same rs tnat Of LAST week
REcK1Frs.-The following is our comparative
statement Of receipts at this market over the Cen
tai Railroad, estimating 16 to the car:
This week. Last week last year.
Cattle ..-..........1,5a0 3,29t 1,616
Sheep. 8f84 l,4N
Hogs. 1913
The Cattle were from the different States and
Canada In the following numbers:
New Tork......... 500 Ohio -.-...........-. ;.
Illinois ......--... rs Canada ...,.-........ %
Kentucky ~ IoWA.-...--....~-..-
fntsi.asA ....'.'. III 1880
Pn1cHs.-Both buyers and sellers arc agreed that
the advance Is equal to h0Ac q n, snd ne alter
our quotations accordingly:
This week. . Last week.
Extra -. .--.----........ 45f@4x 4kR4K
FirEt quality :.....-.-.-.. 8a@4A 5HGA.
Second quanty..----..... 8S13H SIgSH
compared with the past few weeks. but stu the
| supply ia eomewhat greater than the asmand
| Since Last Monday morning the Central Railroad
has delivered at East Albany about $4,000. and at
| Wet Albany abuut 3,fOo. Nearly all brought
to the latter depot were conatsned to Albany
, 1861-12-27

D1pTHER1A AED NEUhAIG1A--Thoae terrible
diseases canbe cured by using t' 'Hdnzin's Wizard
OIL" Smith Dwyer, Snyder, Harral, Kis1eY j.
Kitchen, retail agents. Fuller & Finch, whole
sale agents 120 Randolph street is the general
depot. Every bottle Is warranted to cure.
decS5ft
, 1861-12-27
MI A RaRI ED.

~ Go to John Jones, 19 Dearborn-st., andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nog17
, 1861-12-27

Recruits for FeFnHsVoxth's Regiment.
Capt. Reuben Cleveland, Of the 8th Illinois
Farnsworth's Cavalry, who has just come from
Washington, wishes to take buck with him
twenty first class men, six for his Owl Com
pany and the remainder for other Companies.
The regiment has been encamped for q fort
night past three miles west Of Alexandria, On
the Centreville road. The men are in good
health and spirits, aud have received most Of
their arms. The regiment numbers 1,1G0 men.
Twenty hare received discharges in conse-
quenee Of physical disabilities, aad it is the
wish Of the Colonel to fill up their places With
sound, robust young men. The 8th Illinois Is
the crack cavalry regiment among the vo1un-
teers. It Is composed Of first class men IN
every respect,
, 1861-12-27

~ The new oscillating HOOK Sewing Machine
makes stitch alike On both sides. On exhibition
and sale at the Grover s. Baker salesroom liz Lake
Et1eet.
entife American.
tsEothing In its management that the simplest
mind may not grasp."-dTt journal.
Infinitely superior to any machine in the mar-
ket-'-N 7. Sunday Anas. dc17-l9t
, 1861-12-27
auett01t 5a1eB.
PY JOHN r A NIX I n !,
Auction Sale Of


On MONDAY aud TUESDAY MORNING. Dec spth
and sst, At 10 O'clock VIII sel On the pFem1ea 70:
F1ruitufe belonging 70 Meaera J. and 4 LIEBEN-
STEIN, Eho ere retiring f,oi1 re Furniture IEade
TeteeTStes. Easy GhslFna 4 and I'd Reeke5s; 4sh9gany
gany BnreauA Washstands Bedsteads DC. Also, Wst
nut Bedstsada Weshstan4a and Tables, cane Rocking
de21kA4t JOHN RANKIN, Auctoneef.
, 1861-12-27

FEsr1yA1~-Thcsc will be an Oyster Supper
and Fesiral, at the Park Avenue Mission, on
Friday evening, Dec. eth, corner OF Park 4Ay-
cnue and Roby street. Randolph street cars
run to the building,
, 1861-12-27

BEAUTIFUL CoRPLEHoN.-Laird's Liquid Pearl
has achieved celebrity as having no equal for
preserving the complexion land skin. Sold By
Smith & Dwyer, druggists and chemists, opposite
the fremont House. de21-Gt
, 1861-12-27

~ For Holiday Presents go to J. A. Colby,
Agent, 118 Randolph st. Heis selling of the entire
stock OF books ndjewelg, at var prices What the
book stores sell for $780, sell for 5oc, 81 Is and
E1-b0 books for 6aH aud rs cents, and all other
boo1R at great reduction Now is your time to
buy your Holiday presents at half price. Such an
opportunity as tho unfortunate circumstances
which render this eale necessary can never be ex-
pected to occur again. dec11-3W
, 1861-12-27

HORSE s7o1Es.-J. II. Norris, the well
known news dealer, came of minus hts horse
last night by the operations of some unknown
and uncrupalous thief who stole the animal
while standing in front Of his store
, 1861-12-27

NC ttNtA4I~As 0AA AN4AG1GA a fC4kAAk ~ LIE
effect that the deceased died from a wound
upon the head, caused By falling down the
stairs described above.
The OPERATE Concert.
IF ever mortals are grateful, surely the
Hink1ey Troupe should hare been for the
splendid audience which greeted them upon
their first appearance last evening at Bryan
Hall. In every respect twas one Of the finest
ever gathered in this city upon the OCCASION of
a concert OF course the interest centered In
H1nkleF, and as everybody had formed ezag-
gerated ideas Of her musical abilities, why
everybody Tas, to acertain extent, disappo
ed, which accounts for the lack Of enthusiasm
ard the higid sncnce with which the dTia from
t'Trnyiata " was greeted. While HinHey Is
very good singer snd fms instance
Of the excellence to which the
properly cultivated American soprano
may stain, ehe is by no means finished
hrat-class artist. Her voice Is very pure
somc Of her upper notes indeed ss clear as i:
-fute-and considerable III volume, but her CT
ecution Of runs and difficult passagea Is some
times detective, rendered so, to 1afge extent
by q disagreeable manner Of catching th
breath. She moreover laeks-what the Amer
= lean singer always 1acks IN rendering foreig
music IN . foreign tongue sentiment an
spirit in Interpreting the music In the oper
lucrezta Borgia) she WIGS much better than
concert; and relieved By Susin1 and Briguol
sang with considerable effect.
sueini sang finely and effectively, but not 9
well as he might have done, Bricnoii III
, 1861-12-27

Ak IMMENSE CORN CR1n---Mcssrs. Smith
& sturges, the well known warehouse men are
erecting in the vicinity Of their new elevator
On the South Branch, q mammoth corn crib
capable Of holding soo, 900 bushels Of ear
corn.
, 1861-12-27

~ Go to James Boyd's Exchange Office, IS
South C1ark-street, to sell your uncurrcnt Money.
He pays the best rateg. [dec1614tl
, 1861-12-27

E Every lady should use Laird's Bloom Of
Youth for preserving and beautifsing the complex
ion and Ekin. Sold by Smith & Dwyer, druggists,
and chemists, opposite the fremont House.
deat
, 1861-12-27

and PROFESSIONS, 1nQ nave Lie kluQ Guafu1ao-
ship Of those feeling almost ! fathers and
mothers interest in their welfare.
After leaving the cars, the children we're ta-
ken to the Jersis House, where good break
fast Wis prepared for them, pending attention
to which they sang several patriotic songs, un-
DEF the direction Of their tutors. They arc Ill
fne-lookng children, cleanlJ and comfortably
dressed, and apparently Cheerful and contcnted
with their lot They were to have been here
On Christmas and partaEe Of festivities with
the Mission Schools Of the North Division,
but were detained BY an accident on the New
York and Erie r. r. The u:55 l. H. train on
the Dixon Air Line z, Z. took the young tray
eless to their destination, this morning
| MARRIED u HIS SHIRT SLEEVES. young
man BY the name Of johnson, an engineer on
the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, having
| decided to unite his destiny for life with TINT
Of fair lady whose affections he thought him
| self fortunate in securing, went ont on Tues
day and purchased bis wedding suit. On
Christmas Eve, When the engineer went to
prepare FOR the ceremony, he found that some
adroit burglar had entered his apartment,
broken open his trunk and stolen his wedding
coat. There was no time to purchase another;
The hour was at hand. Mr: johnson and hi
lady were made one, the bridegroom sbiverine
in bis shirt sleeves. The engineer desires us
to return his compliments to the burg1ar-i
he is q reading nan-and request him In fa
turc operations to please enter some mans
apartment who has already committed matri
naony.
DEATH OF 4 Reform SCHOOL OFFICER
Nicholas Brashle,, On officer at the Reform
School, died yesterday Of consumption at hi
residence near that Institution. The decease'
was twenty years Of sgc, and Hollanae
BY nativity.
r Ak lAMKssE CORN CR1n.-Mcssrs. Smit
. T. sturges, the well known warehouse men IT
erecting in the vicinity Of their new elevate
On the South Branch, mammoth corn crl
capable Of holding 10000 bushels Of ca
! corn.
= MISSION School :ESTERED.-The Missio
j, Sabbath School building, corner Of Twelft
# and Enlisted streets, vas entered By burga:
last night, and but for the timely appearing
, 1861-12-27

BRASS RSuCHEs--A lake captain named
Christmas night, near saloon On the coruer
Of Wells and Monroe streets, and seriously
wounded upon the head bya blow from bssss
knnckles in the hands Of bis assailauts No
1frrefa unfn mafp
, 1861-12-27

ber 1851 man ean saw two CORDS Of Wood eas4er thsn
THaber Logs dc-s Using one, two Of more aaN8 one
msn power, Kehts and Territory for sale cheap Tor
Address 81. u. HORTON, Bex 2109, Chicago, IL
, 1861-12-27

TopAcCo.-Van Eta, Freedman d Co., Of
the Chicago Tobacco works, On River street,
are still controlling the market in the line Of
tobacco, with their splendid brand, "Star Of
the West" For favor and purity it Is inco1n-
parable. We can most confidently recon-
mend Il 70 ali addietea to tthe Weed.''
, 1861-12-27

{GtUC.
LIVE HOGS-Receiyed last 49 houra SAL head.
Inc ma5fe 4 1pena a a& ana iny SC anG P M
, 1861-12-27

~ During the Inst year sold some ta100o fee
Of my rubber moulding In this city, Tor keeping
ont the cold and preventing thezattle Of windows.
I am willing to refund the money paid for the
zane In every case where it has not answered the
purpose for which 1t waz intended.
J. B. BRADsTRKET,
decs72t No~4 Kincebury block. IN ataira
, 1861-12-27

sB John II. Norris, news dealer, 102 Madi-
son street, has received Hickory Hall, or the
Tie Outeast, a romance By Miss Eu1na D. E.
n. southwortl.; Frank Lcslie's Monthly for
January; Maun Guinea and her Plantation
Children, Holday-week on q Loulsisna
cEtate, being "a slaye Romance by Mrs.
Meta v Victor; London Punch Of Dec. 7,
end Vanity Fair Of Dec. o8th, and other late
publications.
, 1861-12-27

Funerals OF soLD1ERs.--Two soldiers we're
yesterday buried from CaInp Douglas. One
was Francis Hoover, Of Company D, Capt.
#. ]. Tal]is) Of the Finth Illinois Cava1ry,-
Col. Bracket,-who died Of p1eurisJ on Tues
day The second vas Thomas ]. White, Of
Company D, Fifty-ffth Illinois .Vo1anteers,-
the Second Regiment Douglas Brigade. He
was left in the hospital when his comrades
moved south, and had been for q long time
sick.
, 1861-12-27

FREMONT HorsE.-tsNe Year call, " wedding and
TtsI1ing cards and splendid Mo1ograms, for pre-
cents. Ladies' call in parlors for Ct yankee Card
Nriter.'' dec254t
, 1861-12-27

TEE TRIP OF TIE EMosTGoAERE.-Thc pro.
peiler Montgomery, which left this port On
'Thursday last with cargo Of wheat, arrived
at Detroit OF Wednesday night ard WAS ex-
pectea to reach Bu1ralo last evening. This we
believe is the latest through trip On record.
, 1861-12-27

~ Cook i Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than anT other house IN the city.
Ee25ly
, 1861-12-27

LEcruRE.-BaJard Taylor, Esq, NC under
stand, will lecture ut metropolitan Hall, In
this city, on Wednesday, the 18th Of January,
proximo. His subject viii be the American
People, socilny and Politically"
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NO44.

n
ted States shosid continue. TO be levied. !.
Otherwise our people will suffer terrible
cnlainlty. Asto the carrying Of tho naiIs
let the present. contract be assumed by
South Carolina instead of the United
States.
| Mr.. Bhett The great rcvolutton must
go on With as little change ~ possible 20
the country. by making tho Federal
AGENTS ours, the machinery win move on
The Feder.h laws OF taxation must not ex-
list over US. We are now contendipg for
tAe great principle Of taxation. / truss
the present system Of taxation has fallen
forever
Mr.. Barnwcll we have seceded from
the United States n,tl establshed our in
dependence. We c,,'t allow the United
states to exercise authority over us any
IN re. Let the postal convenience be SC
riiced if necessary. There never was any,
IL n; purchased worth having unless Vt
the cost of sacrifice.
Mr.. Masyck. In rsg,rd to the mail, all
restrictions must be removed Let as ap-
point our own officers Let the Collector
IT the Port battle with the difficulties -
hey coma.
At3.40 p. NJ, the Convention took. a
recess to meetat institute Hall at ESQ, for
the purpose of signing the Ordinance. : (
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vested IN the General Assembly, except
that during the existence Of this Conven-
',on the powcr-of the General Assembly
shai' not extend wit' out the direction ol
onls Convention. to any Of these subjects
VIZ; duties and inposts, the post Office, the
declaration of war, treaties, confederacy
win Other States, citizenship, and trea-
son.
Done at Charleston, the thirty first day Of
Decemser, IN the year of our Lord one
p +. JAUISON Tras;J...
Attest, b. f. Arthur, Clerk.
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Debate fin the Convention

On THE SECESSION OF SOUTH cARoLINA
Judge Nlagrath. think the special mat.
ter OF t IL ordinance should be immediately
considered To my understanding ther,
IS no Collector Of the Port nor Postmaster
nlw with the limits of South Carolina
nat yea have done to-day has extin
guisheathe authority Of every man in South
Carolina deriving his authority from the
Hensrai Government. / am in favor of
TINS body making such provisional arrange.
nents as MAJ he necessary in the interval
which may exist between this moment and
tue time the Legislature may act. am
b,u--. g S1unu6.,.,.:,.i ed as sanetionino
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The Garoli.,a SPARTAN.

Price, Two DoLLAns per annum, in advance. or
$3.50 tthe end Of theycar. If not paid un-
til after the year expires $500.
No subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be remittcd through postmasters
at our risk.
Job wor1z Of all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law aud Equity, continually on hand,
or printed to order.
Advertisements inserted Mt the usual rates,
and contracts made on reasonable terms
The SPARTAN circulates largely over this and
adjoining districts, and offers an admirable me-
dium to our friends to reach customers.
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Ordinances o5' The state ocsout,,
1.trOssna. :

Ar Conventon Of the People of the
State OF South Carolina begun anti hol .
Ell at Columbia, on The seventeenth day
of Decemter, in the year of our Lord ON,
Thousand eight hundred and sixty. ani
thence continued by adjournment to
ChhrlcSton, and thence by diverse nd
tournaments to the first day OF January.
~ the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred a.ld siXN.one.
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AN oRDINANCE CONCERNING JUDICIAL
pnNvHnS

POWERS.
We, the people Of the State OF South
Caroiiru, ia Convention assembled, do de
clare and ordain, and il is hereby declare,
orda ma, That the judicial power here
'oiofe Delegated o. this State, 50 AS to form
part OF the Judicial power of the Unie
states, having reverted to this It t.. sla
DC exercised by such courts ~ the General
Assembly shall direct.
Done at Charleston, the thirty-first day o.
December, in the year of our Lord o,e
thousand eight hundred aud sixty.
d. L. JAMISON, President.
Attest, b. r. ARTHUR. Cle.L
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geroa Southern g@hta goaes sessalurs aaa aaissnp


prosperous people. whoso rcnown mus,
spread throughout the civilized world, and
Pass d9wn' We tas', to the rcmoiest ages.
we ask you to join Us in forming Con
iedcracy OF Slave vehoIdiug States.
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AN ORDINANCE cuSCERNINu CITIZEN.
SHIP.

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING CITIZEN
SHIP.
We the feople OF the State of South
'aro.ina IN Cchvcution assembled, do de.
c~rc and ori;nn. and it is hereby declared
and ordained, as follows:
/. Every pctson who, at the date of the
trdlnaneN oi Secession, was residing I'm thi,
state and was then by birth, residence or
naturalization citizen of this State, unless
Il lorcl:n residence shali be established he
snch person with the intention of cxpatri,.
ton.
:. 30, also, shall continue every free
White person, who, after the date aforesaid
hiS be Uor"e within the territory of this
state, or may be born outside of that terri
tory, Of 4 father who th,n was Il citizen of
t!,ls State.
o. -, also, every person, citizen of
any orc ot tie States now conC,derateJ nm.
der the raipe Of The tateI States OF A,ueri-
Gu WHO, within twelve months after the
uate .! Tie Ordnance OF Socess on, shall
coa., = reside IN this State, with the in;en.
ton oi remainidE. "pnn such persons tax
in,s ."e path oi allegiance u this State, be-
.gw PROVIDED.
/. 50 ai.o, ey,-e free white person who
shall be en.as. d III the actual service, mill
taTy " nay,d, Of tn9 State, aad shall take
an 90 il OF Ia, intention to c,..utuuc il such
service ior ut least three months. unless
sooner discharged honorlbly, and also the
oath VI allegiance below prescribed. In
this ease the oath shail be administered by
some commissioned officer OF the service.
IN which the supp!icant for citizenship
may be eng god, superior in rank to the
applicant, aud tLercupoa certificate of the
e...zcnsilIp oi the applicant shall be signed
,.t y-!ice: aaI delivered to the appi-
Gait
>. >, also, every free white person, no;
a c.;i1cu OF any OF tho States above men.
tomSz, who at the date OF the Ordinance oil
Secession Hls rc:i1ing il. dis Stat, or wko,
"lta.n 2n> ear t:o:a t.:.,t date, shall cu.ae
b" reside ~ this St4te, with the intention
.! rsn.aiiS, upon such persons appearing
bolcre tie icgrt oi Common Pleas icr cny
q! &c Districts CT It's STATE, establishing
by Lir cr her o"n oa,h tue residence anu
Intention here required, and taking tho
oath q allegiance and uLiuratiou below
prescribed.
:" -, also, every person, not a citizen
81 Iny oi States above mentioned, ut the
date -;ore.a.d, who Iuly come 10 reside in
;his state, with the intention o. remaining
and may bd nltuTaliZcd according tt the
natLr t!LItlon laws OF this State, unul they
may be altered ur repealed, tie naturaiI
%iuou laws oi the United States, accoun.o-
dated to thc srcc.nl condition of the State.
B lt. N, IL al. n -.