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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
Trcat Ncmedr Jar C"nghS, C0zks ant
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. w. POLAND g. CO.,


GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, N. H.
THE following testimonials will tell something about
Medicine tina. il now becoming popular taste than
any other article sold bv druggists =
Rev J. X. Chase. o, Rumney, N H., under date of
April 4th, 1860 says When Your favor two bot.
Ties White Pine Compound was re- eiyed was suff.
ering from most severe cold. l took the Compound,
aud was ablet preach in two DAYS believe
the Compoun j. an inya usble medicine. do wish
thousands who know nothing OF its virtues, would be
come better acquainted whit"
Rev. l.. c. Stevens. Pastor of the Baptist Church at
GoIstown ept-" n letter dated Fed. 1860 says -
"Some Of nv family have tried it, 1.-THE ComloInd d, J
with signal success leiisrs il 10 be one of lss 5tsi
Cough Re,ne"its ea p,eparea Bt sides its value as
Cough medicine have GOOD reason to believe it to be
All il CLAIMS 70 be for idrey diseases and Diabces''
Mr. Asa & oodhue Of BOW N. H. was so prost a ed by
Dubetfs in March 1850 that neither himself nor any
who saw him thought that he cvu POSSIBLY live throug
the month AS last resort he thought he would try
the White Pine Cp2a1oupd They Irocured bottle iar
him he cyan take and 10 the su1urise OF ALL i'm
mediately showed signs OF amendment Eeyeu months
afterwards Deb 3D. 1860 in full statement of his case
he saws Ibelieye Dr. To'and's bte Pine Cumpound )
under Gcd has been the means OF NV recovery thus
furn - .7-'l','
Hundreds of cases of Kidney conplaints CURED EN-.
r1xEIy nv taking the w hie Pine (Omnound have been
reno ted b, druGgsts Here are two Samples
An aged man In Dapvprs Mass heard OF the Com
pound as a wonderful curative for kidney CO mpIaInts
r. uv great suae er from that Ecuty ne sent TO the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
From the Home journal.

It's worthy of remark that this venerable House have
made speciality of supplying the wants OF Druggists,
ply scians and Town Agents with their pure and whole
some liquors. the fact that their list Of
braces four thousand Druggists is conclusive evi
dence of their popularity with that respectable class OF
traders -.-'.- ser.
II this popular House of recent date, and was
deemed cxpedent extend its reput on by display
of public it would be difficult task
to arrange in the imposing rms, thousands of en-
chandise. r...., ..-t "
From the point of it first existence, more than eighty
years ago. down to the present day. TINS establishment
has maintained its welearned reputation, the aegrity
of its financial obligations remain yet untarnished, and
the fidelity aud promptitupe with which ITS numerous
have been served furnish the best evidence
that it has suffered dmuniton and that the quality of
its staple ces have in way been permitted to de-
If these consideration be resolved into
undenabe facts by that public which they have SO
lonc served it will furnish for them sufficient encourage
M .t a. as the future 4" coat of arms y the insignia
IF their native State Excelsior ''' Still higher'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
GA single bottle of SPALDiNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times it's cost annpallv 80 sserS
household -O
Spaading's Prepared GEne
SPALDING'S PREPARED GItE

SPALDING' s PREPARED GLrE,
SAVE THE PIECEsi ,.,.
ECONOMY! pIsPATt III.
,aa Ry"ASrIfoH IN TEMx SAWS Nirn."-es
as accidents tUiNhagen, in wefcuioFed fdmif<g
it is very desirable to have cheap and crvtntsus
way tor repairing Furniture, Toys. Crcckery, &c.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all auoh emergencies and no no nsehold sStS
to be without it. ltisalways ready aud the stiG
ing point.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
n. B---A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRIox Us
cents. Address, % -'
HENRY G.. SPALDING g. CO.,
4S Cedar-st., New York,
CAUTIoN.-As Gel tain upp'incipled persons are at
temp ing TO pa mof on the nnspspectng public in TIA
tions of my Prepared Glue. would caution sl pefstns
to eXan" be purchaing and that The fall naEac
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
iS"n the outside WRAPPER: all stkers swiaaViRg
0OantorIaits.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 co A N Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

MIS- Wilson'S Hair Dressing put up in large bottles,
aa fetas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
m any person. young or old there is not its equal in
no world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
S' and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should entte 1t to place
vary ady's toilet table
Sc the Rcgenorator before retiring at night, and
TIE morning apply little of the Dressing, and your
var will be even more lifeike in color. and beauty
e nothing on your hair but these preparations, and
w 'hcse according to directions, and we warrant you
good healthy head Of hair. -, ,,. d.. .... ..
manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P Will
M Co., Manchester, N II Ito whom all letters should
L. F. PIERCE,
wholesale and Retail Agent.
2"yll NTPELIER, VT.
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/ w, 81 - f. sTAtsR,
scANDEN fEoE .WoRE
Camden, rev Jergev,
--HgnuGaeturerE1f-- VIZ.
Al kinds Of CASTINGS ard APP ARAgUaso Or GAswoREa.
WROUGHT TEoH RooF FRAxEs,,o Rstoft4 asd oths,
Uousss. U
aEToRTs and all CASTINGS sst.ipghsra nass
atsyt and nostfnproved modes.
WASHERS, CoEDBEsBRs, sCaBBREss and EXHAUST
ERa, for relia7 7ing the EesoTtsg rons PRESSURE
PphlF IERs varying 1850 to s90cDo cubicsest ds,
Purifying capacity
WROUGHT 1RoN LIME sTEvEs.' or PURIFIERS.
sTATfoE METERS, o. alt ziaes.
3AS HOLDERS TF.LEscCPlC sad SINGLE With Ca: E-.r
Guide and 2u5psasion F-sIaes.
1AH GOVERNORS or REGULAr0EE
STREET &ATEs from N 70 - Hges diameter for atgr o.
Gas. zzsss4, Z
aTEEEF tEAlR GasE57 HNS, gaah as BrsaeAcs, Egaat,
r. Dip, SFeavas sse,
sEoF VALFEa fran to 73,nchess 5asrbr@a ,rea pie
THOUGHT IRON T0EE--AH TIC g-lts ,1d Sbast Ig5f
Work required in sad a5a1' Gga p7gtEg.
~ 0rnmuafrs1ne r-onGd Ea addressed to sae rRiNCl-
PAL OFFICE, CAlgDEN. HGT Jersey. ..-
&7"GRaNGH 0EFICG, l25 SOUTH THIED sTgEE7,
PHILADELPHIA .E Ie1s 1ytrr
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en- Convention dGcar1use ct ordonnons et est par Ia
prGsente declare ct ordohn6:
Pfemiercmcnt, L'artice dix de Ia Constitution dc
lEtat est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente, changG dc ma
niere etre ainS concu:
Aura le droit de voter tout hommc libre ct blanc
qni aura atteint lage de vngt.etun anset qui sera
ctoyen de Get Etat ct aura reside durant les donze
mois qui auront prGcGdG immGdiatement fdecton ct
pendant les derners six mois de ces douzemos dams
Ia parGlsse on il SO presentera pour voter nlais
aucnn yotant, en- transportant son domicIe dune
parossc me autre dams pEiat, ne perdra son drot
de suffrage dams Ia premiere au'autant quill aura
acquis &c droit dams la derniere Les eecteurs ne
pourront lamas, saHf les cas- de trahison, de crime
gu de violation de pordre public, etrc arrttGs ors-
qnls asSlstent unc election, qu'iIs sc rendent au
heu gu ele est tenuc ou qu's en- rcviepnent.
secondement L'article quatre vingt dix neuf est
e. demenre, par la presente, change de nlaniere Il
etfe a!ns confu Aucun fonctonnaire occupant ou
lTefnpiissant une place aaaree gu de confaAce sous
lautorile de toute confederation des Etata ou dau
Gnhe pnlssance GtranGere pouffa erc Giu uenaire
ae lassemblGe gGnGlale nj oecuper gu rcmplr nuCDGc
fEtat
Adoptee en- Convention, en- In vile lie la N0uvelIc-
orleans lie onziGm2 jour de fGyrier De Tan de norp
SelRneur mil hut cent soxante,etJn.
fsigu6 A. NDUTDy
o,r, ~ - President do In G9FyrH ion.
tsrtitG: J. TIOS WHEAT, SecrGtai1e fri, lgt,
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AN BRDygA EfE

Relative to the UnapproprIatcd Public DO
main lii the State of Louis5ana.
Be ii ordained by Tue People Of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled:
l. That all the u1adpprOpridtca public domain
within the limits of the State of Louisiana is of
right the property of said State aud that the
title, control and jurisdiction Of she same are
hereby vested in and assumed by the State, sub
ject tc such rights as have been acquired under
the laws Of the late Government of the United
States.
2. Be eHftut1e1' ordaiaed That all laws and parts
Of laws of the late Government Of the United
States, respecting the sales and surveys of the pub
lie lands in this State, and oil rules and ordinances
concerning the administration of the same which
were in force in this State the twenty-siXth day
of January, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-one, and which are not Inconsistent with
the ordinances passed by this Convention, shall
continue to be in tuIl force within this State.
3. Be further Ordained, That until otherwise
provided, all Of the powers duties, rights and en-
oluments which, by the existing laws of the late
Government Of the United States are held pos
scssed or enjoyed by the Surveyor General of the
State of Louisiana, and the Registers and Receiy-
ers, and which are not inconsistent with the laws
of she State. or the ordinances passed by this Con-
venton, shall continue to be held possessed, en-
joyed and exercised by the said Surveyor-General
and the said Registers and Receivers.
4. Bet further ordained, That the Surveyor, Cen
eral and the Registers and Receivers of the Land
Offices aforesaid, shall be continued in their re-
spective offices, provided they forthwith take the
oath of office OF this State, and execute new
official bonds in favor of the State, TO be approved
OF by the Governor and those remaining in Office,
together with their suretes) shall be held harm
less against all damages which might be claimed
OF them by the United States by reason of their
compliance with the requirements OF this ord
nance.
5. Be further ordained That in case the Sur
veyor-General, and the Registers aud Receivers of
the several Land Offices at New Orleans Opelou
sas Natchitoches, Monroe and Grcensburg, in
this State shall refuse to take the oath referred to
i'll the previous section, then the Governor of the
State, or some person authorized by him. shall i'm
mediately take possession of all the public moneys
in their hands, and al! the books, records, papers
and archives Of, and belonging to, their respective
offices.
G. Be ii further ordained That all moneys now in
their hands, and those arising from the sales of
the public lands, shall be, paid over by the Re-
ceivers of the said several Land Offices to the
Treasurer of the State, at such times and in such
form the officers pursuedin paying over such pub
lie moneys to the late Government of the United
States, and all reports required to be rendered and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
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AN ORDINANCE


&'rov3dIns for tEle adoption oG n National
FiHg for the State OF Louisiana. =
We, tie People Of Louisiana, in Conveniop> 90.
sembled Go ordan and establish That the 1g !, of
the State of Louisiana shall consist and b. I'm.
posed of thirteen horizontal stripes, of tx coinra
hereinafter described, and to be dispSsed in the
following order, commencing from the% miner line
or edge of the flag, towit: the frsts stripe blue
second. white; third, red fouYth, white: fifth
blue; sixth, white; seventh, red ejeftb, White
ninth blue tenth, white; eleSenth, red twelfth
white and the thirteenth orssattom stripe, blue.
a,a III ~ 90 j. 1tt'e, t establish, That there
shal Dc M IN the upper chief corner Of the flag
e sidaa ue'I t5ar re eor whereof shall be red and
s.s shs sues l9ereo equal to the width of seven
shstpes ~ aha lDat in the center of the said field
Ear;n Iefn sa p STAR of due and proportonate size
tbo rasiI points or rays and that the color of
'nG IfTs'p 2@'r star shall be pale yellow.
~ 5%do further 0rdai1a ard establish, That the
"a flag, and no other, shall be the national flag
1f the State Of Louisiana.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the eleventh day of February, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
LSsned A. NOUTNE,
~ President Of the Convention
Attest; j. THoS. WHEAT, Secretary. ftl6 lot
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Sixth, That no ordinance passed by ttis Gonyen-
ton shall Opefate as diseontinuance Of ai}y
prosecution already commenced under laws Of the
late Government Of the United States; and the
same shall be continued, prosecuted and punished
in the same manner as il no alteration had been
made in the form Of Government, merely changing
what ought 10 be changed to conform to the
present ordinance.
Seventh, That the Legislature shall have the
power to amend, alter or abolish any of the pro-
visions Of this ordinance
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans the eleventh day Of February, in The year OF
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and siXty,one
tSignefI a. H0tT'N,
President Of tho Convention.
Attest; j. TIIOS WHEAT SECRETARY, felG lUt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
IN o. 1G i
~ U To ]
n0 AN ORDINANCE

AN oEtD&NANCE
TO latter certain Articles of the Constitu-
tion.
TPe the People of The State of Louisiana, in Con-
veRton assembled, do declare and ordan and it is
hereby declared and ordained:
First, That Article 10 of the Constitution Of the
State be and the same is hereby altered so as to
read as follows, to-wit:
Every free white male who has attained the
age of twenty-o years, and who shall be n cti-
zen of the State and has been resident therein
the last six months thereof in the parish in which
he offers to vote, shall have the right of voting :;
but no voter, in removing from one parish to
another within the State shall lose the right of
voting in the former until he shall have acquired it
in the latter.
ELECTORS shall in all cases, except treason felo-
ny, or breach of the peace, be privileged from ar
rest during their attendance at going to- or return
ing from elections.h
Second, That Article 90 be and the same is hereby
altered so as to read as follows, to-wit:
"No person holding or exercising any office of
trust or profit nnder any Confederacy Of States or
under any foreign power, shall be eligible as a
member of the General Assembly, or hold or exer-
else any Office Of trust or profit under the State.
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or
leans the eleventh of February, in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.one.
isignodl A; NaUToN,
IL a, President Of the Convention.
Attest: j. TH0s WHEAT, Secretary. fel6-l0t
ORDGNNANCE .a
Pour changer ceetains Articles de la Consti-
tuition. ---.
Nous, lie peuple del'Etat de Ia Louisiana, assemble
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mo. l9.l
AN ORDANANCIG

Concerning Crisncs and Offences untTcr the
laws Of the late Government of the United
States.
The People Of the State of Louisiana, in Conven-
ton assembled, do declare and ordaiu, and it is
hereby declared and ordained, as follows:
First, That all laws of the late United States of
America in force in this State, on the Goth day of
January A. D., 1861 defining crimes and offences
and providing puushments for the same, are here
by rGcnacted and adopted as laws of the State of
Louisiana, except such laws rs define and punish
treason against the late Government of the United
States and such other laws as are Inconsistent with
any of the ordinances of this Convention.
Second, That all prosecutions for said crimes and
offences shall be carried on in the name and by the
authority of the State of Louisiana, and conclude
against the peace and dignity of the same.
Ihrd, That all prosecutions for said crimes and
offences shall be carried on in the courts adopted
by this Convention under an ordinance entitled,
can ordinance concerning the Circuit and District
Courts, established in the State of Louisiana by the
late Government of the United States" and in ac-
cordance with the jurisdiction therein defined.
Fourth, That all judgments of the courts of the late
United States, in this State, heretofore rendered
cOndemning under said laws any person to punish
ment, shall remain in full force and effect and all
persons now in custody in any prison or the peni.
Tertiary of this State by virtue of said Judgments
shall remain in custody until the full and complete
execution of said judgment, unless sooner dis.
charged, as hereinafter provided.
Fifth That the powert0 grant reprieves and par
dons for said crimes and offences, heretofore he
longing to the President of the late United States
is hereby conferred upon the Governor of this
State, with the approval of the Senate.
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AN ORDINANCE
IAN UIEI1AsIA4ENsH
Relative to Postal Arrangen, ents in Louis

Relative to Postal Arrangements III Louis
lama. -.IH
Be il ordained by the People of louisiana, in
Convention assembled, That the existing postal
contracts and arrangements will not be interrupt
ed by the State of Louisiana, and the persons
charged with the duties thereof may continue TO
discharge said duties until postal treaty or
treaties shall be concluded, or until otherwise or
dered by this Convention, or by some other COM
petent authority.
Adopted in Convention at New Orleans, the
eleventh day of February, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
tSgnedl 500. A. MOUT0N,
.r.F President Of The Convention.
Attest j. THOs WHEAT Secretary. itlG lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
NRDAMMANEE

Relative la regularisatioEl DIES I'ostcs era
LczsisI'1ne.
lie peup1e de IL Louisiana, assemble en- Convention,
ordonne: 4 ... -.....
Les contrats ct les rGglements qui existent main
tenant pour lie service des postes seront pas chan
gGs par Etat de Ia Louisiana, ct les personnes char
gees de lexGcution des dts contras ct r&gIements
pouuont continuer lenplirles deyoirs ratachant
aux dts contrats ct rGglenents, iusquA quun on
des traitss postaux soent Gonsus9a gs9ua C. gull
par toute aptre autoritG CompGtente.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouvelle
Orleans, &C onzilme jour de fGyrier, Pan de notre
Seigneur mil huit sent soixante-e ct IN.
[SignGl A. MOUTON
President dc In Convent on.
Cerif6 u. THOs HEAT SecrGnife. fel6 l0!.
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sPEER's VINE OF ELDER,

Celebrated
For wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIsfULhNT, TONIC DIURETIG ard DoRTFIC, which
is testified by Physicians and thousands Ladies Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America. .-s- ,.
As q Gentle Stinuiant and Tonic,
It strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying The Blood " t..|
AS DEuretfe,
1t inpars healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANs-very beneficial in .BROPsY, GoUT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections. - ". -"
as n Sudorffe, ..a
1t acts the skin opening the pores and expeng all
pnres by ipsensble perspraon thereby driving off Erupos
and cleansing the surface giving vgor whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION. 90
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom the Elder as one Of
their most valuable remedies
In Germany,
The Berries are dried and by families for
Of sickness.
Speer's Wine or Elder
1s onthe juice of cultivated Elder recommended BY
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dicnal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines In
use and an excellent article for all WEAK DEBITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRM removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and beneasting
LADIES aud CHILDREN @
A Ladies' Wine.
Because will not ntoxcste it contains mixture Of
spirits and other liquors. for its rich peculiar Favor
and nutrfivA properties mparng healthy to the SoI
ach and Digestive Organs.
EA wineglass full may be used with meals ar at
any time through the day rs desired.
We will only ask your indulgence one trial of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by f. J. HART L CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO, JAMES sYliE, Canal street. by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States,
A5AThe trade supplied at proprietnr's prices s@M.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
myZ3 WV 2ns Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
SOUTHERN FTRH-PR00F t0oFTNG co

Letters patent from the United States having been granted us
the 23d day Of March, 1858 for Composition known as the
Southern Fire-Proof Roofimg,''
being superior paen9dcheaper by least 10 per
cent. than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Coles Parishes States and Territories linero
terms.
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Honses Ware
houses, Railroad Depots, Mills City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats, etc, etc.
ny-In all instances work is fully guaranteed.
Oar Roofing material is put Up in barrels be shpped
persons in the country elsewhere those wishing to use
it, with printed directions by which they enabled to epry it
with perfect Success
PRrties by addressing obtain Circular and Nrac
TONS and any further information they may be pleased
to Hsk
Hg-Once, IT ST. Charles street: Orleans de7 trY
NEW OztI.ElANs MACHINE &woOD WORKS
p. HOW, ENGIEEER,
2l2 and 2l4 New Levee street
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made, sold and
in operation. "--.
PATENT METALLIC AND GRINDsToNF Jaw GUMNING,
MACHINERY MODELS, etc., put in operator.
FANCY WQOp WORK Of ali descrntions.
AOrdes or aR Of the executed prcE yy9 sci Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
CEDONNhNCE


Pour T,goteSer rF1tnt coIltre Invasion
par rrner.
Nous, lie peuple de l'Etat de la Louisiane, 5Gca-
r0ns ct ordonnons ct il est par les prGsentes dGcarG
ct ordOnnG
PremiGrement, Tout pilote on assistant pilote
ayant une lcence GU commission Ell vcrtu des lois de
Get Etat, gu toute autre personne qui condurat uu
vaisseau armG quelconqne des ci-devant Etats Unis
dams une des bouches du teuye Mississippi on dans Ia
rivitre Atchafalaya, on dams toute bae on bayou
condusant dams lmtGriour de Get Etat, pOurra Gtrc
mis- en- accusation devant Ia premiere Cour de Dis
sera passible dune amende qui neXc6dera pas mile
de cnq ans au moins ct de dix ans au plus pourvu
dependant que le gouveneur de Get Etat aura e po-
vor de suspcndrc Tefct de cette ordonnGnce toutcs
les fos quill lie jngera convenable.
Secondement, LIE gouyerneur de Get Etat est par
les prGsentes autorisG farc enever toutcs les fos
que dams son opinion Ia silret& puhique reXgera les
SAINT aux rivtres susncntionn6es ct tous les points
de reconnaissance leaquc!s pOurlaicnt guidcr
les navires cntrant dams les Gites riyiGreS.
Tr0isiGmement, lie gouverneur de Get Etat est par
lcs prGscntes autorsG dcstuer tout plote on asss-
tant pote, toutes les ois Gull de bonnes rasons
de suspectersa tid6itG l'lItat de Ia Louisiana.
QuatliGmement, L'assembGe gGnGrale de Get Etat
est par Ia prGsente autorisGe ppelcr ccte ordon-
nance.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia NouveIe-
Orleans, ce onziame jour de itvrcr, de lannGe de
notre Sei9ncur mil huit cent soNante. ctnn.
President de la Convention &c l'Eta de Ia I,onsane
CerGt j. TI0s. WHEAT Secri;aire iel5 lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS

FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
Nos 81 and Frankn and II White streets first f
Broadway, NEW YORK.
Having removed from their old stand 1858 Broadway 10 their
new and extensive establishment have and are
manufacturing order every description Fashionable Car
ages and light Road and Trotting Wagons the
iected materials and workmanship, beauty design
finish and durability, equal not SUPERIOR to any other
make in this country. fe27 1y&W