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Relative aux Grimes ct Debts commits sous
lc regfsn .,G ci-deyant Commencement ea
EtafS-TJuis.

Relative aux Grimes ct Debts commits sous
lc regfm .lG ci-deyant Commencement "es
Etats-Unis.
Nous. lie peunle lie rFtat DC Ia Louisiana, assemble
en- Convention, dGelarons ct nrdonnnns ct Ii est par
Ia prGsentc declare ct 0rd0nnd, CONNIE SUIT:
Premieremeut, Toutes les lois des ct-deYant Etat8-
Uns dAm6rigue, en- vigueur dams Get Fiat lie V!ngt-
sxtme Jour De ianvier 1851. A, D. dtfinasant les
crimes ct des ct prcscryant dcs penalties pour les
dts crmes ct 1GlitS s0nt par les presentes fe@uop
}tas CONNIE lois dc l'Etat dc Ia Louisiana. eXeGptG
ans lois chi dtfisseHt ct pdhiSsent Ia trahfson en-
vas 1Vec Ic i,degant gouvrrnefnenL des EtG's-uhls
tf Gel autes lus 1ui scraient en- contradiction aYeG
tIG.. 'RInaucc de crtte Convention.
Second cnt TOutes les pVuTsMtes dcs dts crimes
a&Ilts z2~ont faites au nom ct par lautontG. de
Lloyd. q ousiauc, ct les conclusions seront prIses
l"JE- NJ. X rt Ia dIgnitG de FEtat.
&TOio. amement, Toutes les poursuites des dts
c5mes ct des scront exercGes dams les cours adop-
ices par cette Co enton en- vertu dune ordonnance
inttute: " Ordoanance c0ncernant les CourS DE
District ct de Circuit etabes dams fEat de la Loul-
sane parle Gidevant commencement des Flats uns,
ct commencement la juridicton dGlnie dams Ia dite
ord0nnance.
Quatriemement, Tous les JUDGEMENTS des cours dcs
Ct devant Etats-Uns, dams Get Fiat, pronOnces jus-
qua present ct condamnant une personne quelconque
une pcine en- yertu des dites lois, anront plene
yigueur ct pein eet; ct toute pcrsonne malntenant
enfermGe dams une prison on AL pGntcntaIre qHel-
conque de Get Etat en- vertu des dts JUDGEMENTS con
tinuera etre gardte jusqu'a cxecution pleine ct
entilre du dit jHgement, a mons d'etre renvoyee
plus tot ansi quill eft dispose ci.dcssous.
Cinquemencut, LIE p0uvOir daccorder des sursls
ct des pardons pour les dts crimes ct dGts accorde
precGdemmcnt all President des cide7ant Etats Unie
est par la prGsente conGrG gouveeur de Get Etat
ayec l'apnrObation du Stnat.
Sixicmemcnt, Mule ordonnance adoptGe par cette
Convention n'aura lie pOuvoir de fare dl5continuer
tOute poursuite dfa commcncGe en- vertu des lois du
cdevant commencement dcs Etats-unis; ct les ditcs
boulsuites seront continues, suiyies ct appliqu6es
absolument CONNIE 81 null enlargement n await Gu lieu
dams la forne du commencement en- hIsant settlement
les engagements requs pour Sc contormer la pre-
sente ordinance
Scptiemement, La legislature aura le droit d,amen
der, de changer on dabroger une disposition quel
conque de ccttc 0rd0nnance.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, lie onzilme jour de fGvrier, Tan de notre
Segneur mil huit cent soiXantc-et-un.
tSigntI A; hOUTON,
President de Ia Conr ion
Certifs J. TI0S. WHEAT SeeItiure. fel6 lot.
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RESOLUTIONS



Relatives au puiemcnt dc certa ines RccIn-
rnu.fons consre la nouveIle Dnuanc ct aU-
tres ira. puIllica.
reinforcement, u est rcSOtA, Que lie president de
cette Convention est autorisG Gnlcttre I'M mandat
en- favour dc l'agent compatible des trayauX pubics,
I'M mandat sur lie dGpositaire de lEtat d icflet de
MAYER tOutes les rGclNnat0ns non encore rtGlees,
dues aux Ouvricrs ct pour la founture de matGriauX
nGcessares Ia construction de la nouvclle d0uanc
la Nouvee-Orl6ans, jHsqu'an 81 ianvicr 1851, Il eH-
cGdant pas la somme de (Slo,l92 S2) dix mile cent
onatre-vingtd0uXc paStreS quatleVlngt-deuX cents,
Secondcmcnt ReSO!W de pStS, Que lt dit president
est ct demcurc par Ia prGsente aut0ris6 i maintenr
ell place les OFFICERS ct employees charges des travauX
de la nOuvelle dOuane ct dCS autre travauX pUlics,
quill ugera nGcnSsaires pour Ia conservation de ces
travauX lesques officers ct employees seront pages
commencement aux lois ct clements antGFeulement
Ell Vigueur.
TroiSiemement Reso'u de pl'Is, Que lie dit pr6si-
dent est ct demeure par la prosecute autoris6 met
tire ,n m0ndat sur lie dGpositalre de iEtat pour Ia
sonme de mile vingt dCuX piastrcs vingt-neUf cents
renet de solder le compte-rcndu ci0iut deS rtca-
nations pour les trayauX executes aux forts Gvan lie
Is ianvicr, 1851 leqUel mandat sera ennis loldre
de lagent compatible.
OuatriGmement, ReSolu de Plus, Que lie dit agent
comptable devra, lie de mars proclaim on avant
cette tpooue rendre 4 cette Convention TN compile
complet de toutes les sommes durgGnt recues ct de
boursGcs sur son Ordrc
AdontGc en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvclle
Orleans, ce douzcme jour de Gtvrier, Fan de nore
Scgneur mil hut cent s0iXanteet.un.
[Signt a. MOTION,
President de la Convention.
Pour COME conforrnc l'origunlc
j. TIiOi WHEAT Srcrtlare. fel6 lot
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Louisitne.
lie poup4e de Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Convention,
ordonne
Les contrats ct les r6glements qu existent main
tenant pour lie service des posesn serOnt pas chan
ges par lEtat de Ia Louisiana ct les personnes char
gees de rexecution des dts contrats ct rGglements
pourront continuer rempr les devors Sc rattachant
aux dts contrats ct rGgcments, jusqua ce qunn on
des traites posaux soien conclus on jusqua ce quill
en- soft altrement ordonne par cette Convention on
par toute autre autoritG compGtcnte.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle-
) rl6ans ce onzieme jour de fGvrier, Fan de notre
Seigneur mil huff cent soixante-et.un.
fsrne1 t-f 4. MOUTON,
President de In Convent on.
+ Certife :: ], THO5. HEAT, Sccrouire. fel6 lot.
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made to the said Government at Washington by the
officers herein named, shall berendered and made 70
the surveyor.G General Public Lands for the District
of louisiana Provided, however, that any war
rants which may have been drawn on the said Re-
ceivers as disb1rsing officers of the late Govern
ment Of the United States, prior to the twenty.
sixth Day Of January A; D. one thousand elgn ?.
once by the Receivers; provided, that before the
said payment is made, the said warrant shall be
approved by the Governor Or the SurveYor-Genera
Of the State.
I. Be il Jttrther ordained, That the Governor of
this State shall have authority to remove any of
the Land officers Aforesaid. whenever he may con-
slider said reraoval conducive to the public inter
ests, and he shall have authority to fill all vacancies
by and with the advice and consent Of the Senate,
and in any of said officers shOul5 fail refuse
to take the oath requrcd the office shah be deemed
vacant, and the Governor shsi I'LL the vacancy IS
provided for above.
Adopted in Convention, At the city Of New Or
leans. the twelfth day Of February. IN the year Of
onr Lord one thousand sight hundred and sky,
one.
JSja&d& 4 N, MnUrGN.
Attest J.fHos. WE =, 5aaFy. feid lOt
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said Circuit or District Courts or IN any Court Of
this State heretofore instituted by the United
States, shall be carried on and prosecuted in the
name and for the benefit of the State of Louisiana,
and all DEGREES and judgments heretofore rem.
dered in said Courts in favor of the United States
shall be executed and enforced in the name and
for the benefit of this State.
SEC. Z. That the clerk or clerks to be appointed
under the provisions of the above ordinance, shall
be authorzedto cause suitable seal or seals to be
made for the use of said Court or Counts, full
description whereof shall be recorded in the office
of the Secretary of State.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans. this eighth day of February in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eixty-one
[signed A. MOUTO%
49,. President of the Convention.
Atttsti D. THOS. WHEAT Secretary. fcl6 lot
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SruESTNUT GROVE W4XsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor of the shove CELEBRATED wHIsKTd E
sres Introduce the article the public physicians of city
and country, al the
Purest DifTusabis stsmuIans
which has been prepared for medical sef
cordial beautiful and invigoratng eneebe
whether by disease It distilled from best rye AND
~ and its nutritious properties bys process
peculiarly his whereby the Fusi OIL and other noxous
gradients known be contained in the Whisky general ure
cosetey separated the absolute purity Of this Ar
tiete from any foreign admixture is guaranteed.
II addition the following testimonials the
nen Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Bos.
ton the State Agriculture! Society have endorsed with the
DIPLOMA and DR.. Jackson Boston, has testified under oath
10 tia absolute purity. Read the following
GER CATEs:
Philadelphia Sept O. 1853.
We have carefully sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whsy which you u.s. find that contas none of the
poisoocns substance known Fus OIL which character
stic and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general 49,
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAHAC,
Analytical Chemists
NsT York, Sept. 5, 1853.
have Analysed sample of Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia, and having
carefully tested H. pleased entirely free
from poisonous deesrious Substances Il is unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1889.
made chemical analysis Of commercial EaupIes Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which free from hehesvy
Fus Siis and perfectly pure and unadulterated. The
aaYor this Whtys derived from the grain used
,scturing it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, ~ D., State Assayer,
No. l6 BoylBton street.
CHARLES WHARTON Jr,
Wholesale Agent
lie Walnut street,
ie2 lykW PHnADGLPaIi.
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BPEER'g WIFE OF ELDER,

5PEEFS WIFE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMULANT TONIC, DIURETTC and sUDoRIFIC, which
testified by Physicians and thousands of Ladies and Gentle
IN all parts of Europe and America.
As Gentle Stfnntant and Tonic,
1. strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS DfuretEc,
It impars healthy action the GLANDS KIDNEYS, and
URINARY ORG ANs-very beneficial in DROPsY, GOVT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS n Sudorife.
1t acts upon the Skn opening the pores and epeling all I'M
purities by nsensbe perpraon thereby driving off Eupons
and cleansing the surface giving and vgor the whole
system and q BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have used the Blossom Fruit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies
In Germany, ..
The Berries dried and by families for use In case
Of sickness.
speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure fronhe juice Of cultivated Elder by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me-
dcinal properties SUPERIOR to any other Wines common
and an excellent article for all WEAK snd DEBILITAT-
ED PERSONS and the AGED and INFIIN, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE benefttfng
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not ntoxicee contains no mixture of
pits and other liquors. and admired It's rich peculiar
and nutrtve properties mparng healthy so-
sch ard Digestive Organs.
E-A wine glass full may used with meals or st
any time through the day, as desired
We will only ask indulgence make trial Of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by e. J. HART Il CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Co. JAMES SYAE Canal street. and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
ss-The trade supplied at proprenr's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
noyn5 1vEW Pyoad Nar-
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J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos. q mud Isl Charities stieet,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
sSpsoId by all Druggists. ial6 ly&W

IA kshE&DNNE STREE STAAR4 BOILER
ersS NANLFACp0RY. between FoydraB and HeviR. only
&TA - three rnin1tes' walk from the St. Charles Hotel
49, The undersigned having largely increased hip work.
shopn and having all the facilities il prepared to fill orders
ro any description Of BOILERS IN lass Tina ana at al low rates
hu hGd in shop in the South or the
North - = - ,, ,- -,~ an
50 feet long, and AZ iuclas 1iRnDtor. ~
Also CYLINDER BOILERS So 3d. 81 and s6 inches diane
fire Fronts tat5 Bars Stand Pipes Valves, etc. constantly
TN hand. ,..,-,,
All work will ha guaranteed Of best material and workman
ship. ,,
boats OF RawIrs respectfully invited 70 call and Judge for
heTseIycs Tn25 ly{wl D. Il. F0WLEE.
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4 Sixth, That naordnauce passed by this Conven-
lion shall operate as . disconttnuance Of any
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 it no alteration had been
made in the form of Government, merely changing
what ought to 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 oil
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixtyone.
tsgntd A. hobIpN,
President Of the Convention.
Attest. j. THOS. WHEAT Secretary. fcl6 lOt
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/ IMPORTANT Te FAMILIES.
PEN n s Y V A N a
SALT MAFUFACT URINd CoMPANY's
SAPONIFIER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and Unioersal
Caea1sSer,.
Will make hard soft clehE Paint, Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc
to IL pounds refuse grease usually given away at
about IL cent per pound, say..................:G
40 cents.
cents therefore is the barrel of
SOFT SOAP.
making different kinds Soap sent free by ad
dressing Depot of Company,
LEWIS, JAMES Il CO.,
Philadelphia.
KThe sapon6er he had of respectable sorekeepe
in tbs mFSl "
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ElD1ENxAN'S HOSPITAL,
RI No. 90 BARONNE STREET New Orleans,
Eosrthe Carroltc On Railroad Terminus.

DR.. n BaEEMAN, tlete Of Montgomery, Ain) having 10
In New OrleHns takes this method OF announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WONAN'S HOSPITAL,
and resv to receive patients building he fitted up
admirably adapted the and being Situated in such
Convenient desirable part of the city that he feels
raned In saying that it Aiordg unusual advantages .
generally large and airy and haVeall under
gone tdorcugh repair.
Whites end blacks admitted.
For admission, apply the office in the building
- fal5 lyHW
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COUTEERN FIBE-PRooF ROOFING co

Letters patent the United States having been granted
23d day March, 1855 for Composition known the
stSouthcIrr Eirc-ProOf EootiEg,'
being superior any by nj least 40
cent. than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Countless Parishes States and Territories, very liberal
terms. -- .r,r,-,
WE WILL. RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Gins Sugar Houses, Ware
houses Railroad Depos Mills City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats,, etc, etc.
fzy-In all instances work is fnly guaranteed
Our Roofing material put in barrels and can be shipped
to persons country elsewhere to those wishing to
it, with printed directions which they enabled to apply it
with perfect success.
PARTIES by addressing obtain Circular and Direc
lions and receive any information they be pleased
to ask.
N~ONice 81 ST. Charles street, New Orleans. DEF tfW
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE &WooD WORKS
P. II Nv, ERGIEEER,
2I2 and ga New I,eVee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made, sold and
In operation. NV ms
PATENT MET AIIC AND GRINDsToNE gAW GUMhINGi
MACHINERY MODELS ETC., put in operation. 7.= .7'
FANCY WoGD WORK of all descriptions.
orders or an OF the above executed preErtlyl sci tt
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a gA, MINER & STEVENS, .w@w
AAa8A Manufacturers of sSSS@ESI

FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
Nos 81 and Sc Franklin and II White Streets first door east of
Broadway, NEW YORK.
Having removed from their old stand 1853 Broadway
and extensive establishment have hand and
manufacturing order every description OF Fashionable
age and light Road and Trong Wagons, from the best
leced materials and workmanship and for beauty Of design
finish and durability, equal if SUPERIOR any Other
make in this country. fe2T lyaW
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EsTABLIs D IN 1905.
Ridley 6 Co.,.
J0RNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sTRER4E
tOppositeth Hudson Rivpr Railroad Depot
NEW YORK..
CANDY, SUGAR PLUfs, LozENaEs. ETC. sto,
III all their vnr;aties exclusively treble refined os
Sugar without sduerDtion ad1ture of deeerious sub
stances of any kind
hoss wishing purchase articles requested TO call
and exnraiae aock hou with those offered
elsewhere. a
s- Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIEs for fsrailies, put
tc order, 1T prcesrRnging rom 60 upwards. ..
~ Candies packed in boxes Of IS SO and 100 bs.
gabe the Southern trade, and shipped to order.
sts- Orders by mail promptly executed.
30 Terms cash. iYN ly
4 OUIsHANA sTATG tNSUkGaNGs1 COMPANY
oFgICE NO. s8 CAMP STREET.
Capital ss0O,e00.
pIREoroRs.
yLapeirs, E. H. Harris,
Theodore Frots. IN Robert
L, u. Grief J. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob Gony, Amadeohandry,
e. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready business the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT will insure sgansthe psrils ofhs
7ea ye and loss and damage by fire. and aEsual risks
The current rates of premiums. '
4 cagh return premium Of FIFTEEN PER GENT. will bs
made these lnsurlng IN this Office
E.GANUCHEAu, President,
4. PIcoLzT, Secretary.
New Orleans, Augustt 7, 1853. aulstt
QIhLrAfSD s-BII4LIARD TABLES
s5..............sT. LOUIS STREET.
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
undersigned begs Inform public that he has
opened BILLIARD sATESROoM the above place. where
he Intends keep constantly hand billiard TABLES,
the celebrated mandatory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
RRO Cincinnati, Of oil descriptions prices; such as
ROSEWOOD
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
| BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate or Wood Bed Also, Bagatelle Tables
and Iss Pool Boards Cushions Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
eahers Ten Pin Balls and everything appertHning to Bill
| ttarGs ether games. z=@.o g. ..@
NB-speeinens of the Fables can beseen Stthe st.
| fbarles Marble Hall and St. I.ouis Billiard Rooms.
~Rsf done short notice and reasonable terms
1 ma 4gsgs8 a W. MERRIAM.
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ri EAL'S RMBESOSKA WHISKY
PURE ARTICLE,
E0r Family and Medicinal PURPOSES
To be had OF all the principal Druggists and Grocerf
throughout the United States
a. A. NEAL
Sole Agent,
No. LOT Walnut strsst,
jeB IyGW PurLApELFHIA.
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tHARANAS CIGARS-sRe6 BREEAs, SUPERIOR or
~ Pressed Cigars Of he above bFand for sale By
my1 If esaEsl saGg4s-as EsziRARaLh CO
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G. FLEnEtNGt, GAS FITTER AND DEALER IN
sBs Gas Fixtures Harris Row. tb42 Magazine stree
near the narket viii faithfully and punctuay to all
dern entrusted him. Stores Dwellings, sG fed nly
and on reasonable terms.
sAt orders LEFT IN Box re. s49 Hs.saues' Erehsngei
llbo ETcErtly ettspdEdtci - SsIaEssd N n52y
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Company coRtinueo against the per Of thaseas
rivers loss damage by ase the
premiums 7.....g. Ggs- a&s \ q Ssfs g4#s
Ea~ Office. No. Caronde1et street. DIT IL
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, g.t
itch IS Hriaans ttil- ,,f Hfts,s- ftrf,sfsia

..' STATE or LOUISIANA, &.s8 l$As8
Parish of Orleans, citG of New OrlAsnss
remembered. that this 18th day Of December l
before the subscriber ncG of the Peace IN and for
city aforesaid personally appeared 0mer Gsiard, Prden
A. Schneider Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insursnes
Company, Orleans who being duly ding
depose and say that the above accounts just
true transcript from the books OF said Company
o. GsILLARD, President.
H' # '@ Al sCHREIBEFy secretary. "a
Sworn subscribed before this day December
1860. ARTHUR SAUfiER1 s56
Third Justice Of the Peacefof the Parish Of Orleans.
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The Board of rusees have resolved pay az per cent
ters5t on the outstanding Certificates Profits for tho
1857 1858 1859, and after thesecond MONDAY II
ruary next. s5ss5
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SELECT POETRY.
Our Country, Right or Wrong.
BY GEORGE LrNT.

The Union, right or wrong-We'll defen
r when right when wrong we'll right her.
Our Country, right or wrgng!
What manly heart can doubt
That thus should swell the patriot song,
Thus ring the patriot shout?
BE but the foe arraved,
And war wild trumpet blown,
Cold were the heart that hath not made
His country cause his own.
Where er that flag unrolled
Woos the saluting breeze,
Streams er the plain its starry fold,
Or floats on stormy seas,
All dearest thoughts arc there,
All that makes life divine
Home. faith. the brave. the true, the fair,
Cling TO the flowing sign.
Oh. is this thought dream?
No. BY the gallant dead
Who sleep by river. lake or stream,
Or deep in ocean bed;
By every glorious name,
By every sacred song.
Bv all we know or love Of fame,
Our Country. right or wrong.
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY 1.-THE steamer
CITY of Richmond has arrived from Washing
ton via Fortress Monroe Left at Washing
ton steamer Boston, to sail yesterday for An
napolis. The City Of Richmond reports that
last evening, 80 miles south Of Cape Henlo-
pen she saw the steamer Live Yankee with
three prize steamers in tow, bound North.
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NEw ORLEAss, May 1.-THE report that
Commissioners Aase been - from Havana
to Montgomery d denied
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According to reports provisions are becom-
ing nc at Charleston
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MONTGOMERY, May 15-Mr Smith, Of
Alabama, introduced resolution in reference
to establishing District Court in Virginia
Mr. keitt. Of South Carolina, introduced
a bill for the protection Of the Indian tribes
south Of Kansas
The business transacted otherwise was un-
important,
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NOTHING i moro common than ~ nea
TO rlory in their own shame
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s.The Union, right or wrong-We'll defend
her when right when wrong we II right her.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-28
Sionx City gegister.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Ngw YEARs.-The time honored cu.om
of h~iling the advent'of new year with
feasting, fsstivity,:snd the interchange Of
friendly greetings, will be observed BY our
citizens generally on Wednesday next
Many Of the ladies will keep open house,
and will be happy to see and entertain
their friends. Let the day be sppropri.
stely observed in the renewal Of the friend.
y and social amenities Of life which should
chaEactsrize the actions of all during the
coming year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-28

1~ BY an oversight of ours, the FOL-
lowing was mislaid and did not appear
last week DEPARrED.- Young friend
PeRrUs B. WEARE left us on Monday la st,
for Cedar Rapids. During a residence of
more than two years among US he has BY
his prompt and particular business habits
his devoted friendships and cordial
manners given promise Of bright future
and endeared himself to all. We sincerely
hope that he may find it consistent with
his feelings and interest to return in the
Spring prepared to make this bis perma
nent home.