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br. Hills desires us to say that he will
visit New Washington and vicinity on the
week after Court, commencing with the
2lst Of January, 1861. All orders left
with Samuel Sebring will be promptly at
tended to. 2t.
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49, affections all clbg 10 out Unioh fhd
~ ttaseri shall ba That lle sho orders
(ha dc.tlniei WI naiiona. when he thhll
hste cba5ieurd us Or our tibs. and hum
MAI ns before Him, will restore ns again
"A rnefcy, aud bind us together in stronger
~nd moro followed bonds OF fraternity,
lo femain unbrokon through oil future
iirre WIN. r. PACKER
fSrcrfivE DtribrstNr
January p 1891
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nsstins Mill and cut Saws, Mnnns axes and
~ general assortment Of lIerdware at the
store OF j. A. IRWIN,
GurwenWile, May 10, 1860,
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PROGRAMME.

Sabbath evening, in tho Presbyterian Church.
Subject Of conference.-the present condition Of
tho world as needing and inviting christian sf-
forts for its conversion to God.
Monday evening, in the Lutheran Church. Sub
ject-The grounds Of our faith that this world
shall yet be converted to God, and tho oarth be
filed with the knowledge Of the Lo,d.
Tuesday evening, in tho Methodist Church.
subject-The instrumsnt,lity By which the coA i
version of the world ia to be effected.
Wednesday evening, in st. Andrews Chursh
Subject--The necessity of the influences Of the
Holy Ghost in order to the conversion Of the
world, and the importance Of a full and clear
recognition Of this necessity.
Thursday evening in tho Baptist Church. Sab
ject-The solemn responsibility of the Church
as Gods great agent for the conversion Of the
world.
Friday evening, in the Presbyterian Chsrch
Subject--HOw can the Chsrch be brought up to
the full measure of her duty in the work of the
worlds convention.
Saturday evening, in the Lutheran Church.
Subject--The conversion of the world, q work so
glorious as to demand the highest efforts for its
accomplishment
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Stand Firm ! Be True !"

Such is the word of command given by
the editor of the Journal. to his party
Yes, let the country go to run-let IL.
have civil var, and sacrifice millions o.
men, and hundreds of millions of dollars
and disgrace our manhood in every shape
and form, but don't utter ono word OF
concilistion.
ave have nothing to apologize for, no
thing to take back, as party" says the
Journal.
or course it was all right to stigmatize
s'ssurery and poiygany" "twin sisters of bar
bafism," in your National Platform of sc,
and as they are "barbarians" no apology
is necessary "As party" we have endor.
sed the "IIelper Book" by GS ofour mem
oers of Congress, and our stump speakers
in the late Campaign used it as a text
hook. II is true this book advocates the
stealing of slaves. and the duty Of slaves
to murder their masters. But then th ose
masters are all "barbarans," aud therefore
we have nothing to apologize" for. And
u is also true that at n any of our late po-
litical demonstrations banners and mot
toes ieyering the memory of John Brown,
the murderer, were displayed without, and
that the memory Of that Saint" is sacred~
~ kept by our Redpaths, 'Parkers, &c.,
tut then, they were "barbarians" whom
he murdered, and of course we "as par
ty" "have nothing to apologize for no
thing to take back"
"Were not the principles of our party
well understood ?" asks the Journal: we
answer, No-at least not as interpreted by
the leaders of your party. Your leaders,
a. appears from the proceedings of the
Senate Crisis Committee Of Thirteen, say
tho verdict of the people in the late elecs
tion was in favor of Congress prohibiting
theextension Of slavery into the terrific
ries, and in favor of Congress "abolishing"
slavery in the district of Columbia, in the
dockyards, &C., in the Southern States
Will our neighbor tell us what proper. .
tion of the voters for Lincoln SO under
stood the principles OF his party, and who
ere nOW in favor of this Interpretation Of
those principles 1t will cost him hut
little trouble at least to approximate the
truth. He plight thus discover that there
y hsome doubts as to his friends obeying
his commtnd to "stand firm be true !"
inthe persistence of a manifest wrong and
fherom of the country.
srIhe Legislature of this State met at
HARRISBURG on New Years day.
sh. NJ Palmer, Esq, OF Schuylkill, was
elected Speaker of the Senate, and Russell
Errett, of Pittsburgh, was reelected
Chief Clerk. The Democrats voted for
Shindel of Lehigh, for Speaker, and Jake
Zeigler for Clerk.
In the House, E. W. Davis, Esq, of We,
Iapgo, was elected Speaker, and +. II
Ranch, of Carbon was reelected Chief
Clerk. The Democrats voted for DR.. Hill,
Df Montgomery, for Speaker
Hon. Henry D. Moore, of Philadelphia,
will undoubtedly be elected State Treas
arer
e. Cowan, Esq, of Westmo-elaud coun~
", has been elected United States Sena.
or for six years from the 4th of March
ext. Mr. cowan waa first nominated by
Rmsron and Covode, ,'
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ESS Dr. A. NJ. Hlis notifies his friends
that he will be absent from his office
in Clearfield from now until the last of
February with the exception cf the Janu-
ary Court, during which he will oe at
home.
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Wttk ef pthtet

hlhthauoh lotbrass IN ,rselsi tata n me
commebc,mehl of 1881 nt me coo,u,lgh of NE
Wobi having bsoh hiitsHti "io an hat M s,.
~ place tsll upon is name N tsa, christ ouf
Lord, b1 ihe Calcuua Missionary Cobfefobc,
in India and lhs second week In January having
been designated n tho season fot ibis concert
IN ptnysh by The Buil,h Branch or tho Christian
Alliance, aud by several csclosisstical bodies In
this country tho pastors Of the Churche, In
Cleatssld do haeotionately invite tho people Of
their charges, and Of the community in general,
in reference to this great object
The services will commence on the drst Sab.
bath Of the year atti p. NJ. and bo continued
on the succeeding evening, in accordance with
the following
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LICENSE NOTICES.

TNHE following named persons have filed In
L. the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions OF Cloardeld county, thoir Pc
nhons for License at the January Session next
agreeable to the Act of Assembly of March astb'
1896, entitled "An act to regulate the sal. Of In
toyieating Liquors." &c.
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4 BOOK THAT EVERY FARMER, Me-
"A chanic, and Business Man Wants.
Just published,
THE TOWNSHIP AND LOCAL LAWS
OF The State of Pennsylvania,
Compiled from the Acts of Assembly, by William
I. Hsines, Esq, and published by Edward
+. James, Esq, West Chester, Penn a.
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JAS. b. GRAHAM, Cashier
Clearfel Pa, Dec, 81, 1860. jams
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CTATEMENTo of tho CLEARFIELD CoUE-
~ TY BANK, for the month ending December
Al 1e30.
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NEackorel and Herring for sale at the corncs'
lVA store Of L. a ISyIN
Gurwensyillc, Nay IG go.
u oots and Shoes. A larger stock and lower
ID prices than ever, at Twins chenrost soruer.
Curwensyille. May Ie. go
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DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

VIVVI
Bell.fosts, Dec. 22. 1860. jsn9-2t
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Few. 23-No. 1886 en- favour de Otis H.
Telder pour quasre GENUINE pistres
cinquante-nenf cents... .......... 401 So
Few. 23--No. 1886 en- favour de Alfred
Gradings pour soxante. deux piastres
cinquante cents. Observation-Disclosures. g. so
Fey. 23-No. 1887 en- favour de James
r. Arnold pour tros cent soixante-
deux piastres cinquante ffois CENTS. 3G2 So
Few. 23-No. 1891 en- favour de Magee &
Paniser pour cinquante-six piastres., 6 90
Few. 23-No. 1892 en- favour de W. H.
Edmundson pour cent cnquante. trois
pastres einquante,sept cents. ....... 1853 81
Few. 25-No. 4046 en- favour de P. G.
Hume pour soixantesix piastres. 66 90
Few. 25-No. 4047 en- favour de J. W.
Blum pour soiXante-six piastres w &C 90
Few. 26--No. 1850 en- favour de George
Whiteman pourc inq cent quatre-vingt-
neuf piastres ............... $50 90
Few. 26-No. 1852 en- favour de J. V.
Durable pour deuX cent trente.sept
piastres cinquante cents ........... 237 50
Resolu de plus, Que lie dit d6positaire de rEtat
est ct demeure par la presente autorise ct reouis
de transf6rer au dit compte du bureau desPostes
la somme de douze mile piastres, DIES fonds sus
dts entire SEES mains la date susdite pour payer
des mandats ennis avant lie 20 janvier 1861
Resolu de plus, Qu'apres avor sold6 les man.
dats don't lie Placement est autorise par les r6sou-
tons qu precedent des fonds qui Sc trouyaient au
credit du reVenu public au 81 ianvier 1861 la ba-
lance restante sera r6servee pour solder lie saare
da 4 ceux qui ont fat lie recensement des Etats-
Unis dams Get Etat.
Adopt6e en- Convention en- la vile de la Nou-
velle-OrGans lie neuviGme jour de mars de lannGe
de n0tre Segneur mil hut cent soixante- et-un.
[sgnel A. MOUToN,
- ~ President de la Convention.
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AN ORDINANCE

& supplementary to An Ordinance Entitled
Ase Ordinance Relative TO the Unappro-
printed Public Domain In the State OF
Rsssstfs5alan,s, passed February IL, 1861.
SECTION a. We, the People of Louisiana, ia Con
esstion assembled do declare and orGis, and it
a. hereby declared md ordained, That all further
loestoHs g military bounty land warrants issued by
orunderthe authority of the late Government of .he
UAited States, within this State, be and the same
are hereby prohibited.
SID. q We do further declare and orddia, That
there shall be 4 Department Of Public Lands, the
once whereof shall be fixed at the seat of Gov
eminent for this State and there shall be an officer
appointed TO preside over the same, whose title
shall be the & Commissioner of Public Lands.''
Prouided, That the Legislature shall, by vote Of
three- hfths Of the members elected to both
branches discontinue said Office whenever in their
opinion the necessity for the same shall no longer
ezist,
sEe. s. I'VE do further declare and ordaia, That
The Commissioner Of Public Lands be appointed by
The Governor with the advice and consent of the
Senate who shall hold his Office four years, unless
sooner removed by the Governor His salary, du-
tiea and powers shall be regulated by law, and he
shall not receive any fees.
y SEa. n NE do fssrttei. declare and orddia, That
The State of Louisiana does hereby assume all ar
seargaE due BY the late Government Of the United
States TO the Surveyor General, or any Of the en-
plcy9s of the Land Office within the limits Of this
State for their salaries or services, and the same
shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State, from
thu fund created hy the sales Of public lands upon
the warrants Of said Survey General; said war
rsnts being first approved BY the Governor.
SEQ. s. we do further declare and o1daia That
tho Legislature shall have power to repeal or mod
iE Tho second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and sew
ent sections Of the ordinance to which this is sup
Elemental, and the first section Of this ordinance
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the seventh day of March, in the year of
our Lord enc thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
TEignedl a.. MGUTOG,
sS President of the Convention.
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OREl{lW1yANCE

Supp elstmsaire a lordonnnnce fntituIee
sts2rtiohnnnee relative an Domaine Public
en- reserve dams PI8tat de lii Louisiana,
saatoptee fa fevrler mil huit cent soix-
am4e~es-xn.
Nous N peWple de lgtat da Ia Lolisdne, assem-
PIE en- Generation, decfaron8 et Osdonnos ct IL est
I par II presrate declare et ordonae:
az Cue les certlteats De donation de telTe
pour services iaiiltares gu les ceftiieats de terre
ennis par ~ al devAnt commencement des Eats.IJnis
Oh an Hertu de sen antoft6 ne pourront plus n la
veisr etle reeas on donnes en- placement DIES terres
pabsiquas dams Get Etat. Nm
SEQ Oitlon8oas Ell aeclafons dc g,l,ts ouiiJ "
aaEa va departement des terres publiques don't le
bureau saIi Gtabl an siege da gouyernement de cet
Ns sera nomnie lin officer tai en- aura la di-
rectlon et aura pour titre lie commissaiie des erres
nunllques Bef entendu, que la legislature pourra,
pat M Sate des tlOis cinqaemes des menlbres elus
des deux chamfles, abolir le dit bureau 81 ellie uge
que 70 dit bureau n est plus n6cessaire.
sEo. t3fdonlsoas et deeiarons DE- plus, Que le
eonlnssaire des tcrrea publiqaes sera nomme parle
gouyerneur de PAWS ct dus Commencement du sdnat,
pour e tarne de qnatre annees d mons uuil ne sot
1estitnG plus tdtpaF le gouverneur Son salaire An
deTors CO. Sos pougprs seront determines par Id oi
% n'aura drojt a aucnns honoraires. #
SEGs Il. Qfd0aitonS Ell ieclff0ns de pts Que l'Ftat
de ID Louisiana assume par la pr6sente tous les Al.
rGages das par le oidegant commencement es Etats
gnis l,arpenteuF general Gu II tout autre employ6
tes hnteasl1 des terrcs qu So trouvent dams les Ii
mites do set Et, SOFT pour lers salaries GU services
rendgs par euS esqiels seront payds par le tr6so-
fie1 de aEtat, du fonds proYenant de Ii yente DIES
ferrss publques. sur les mandats du dit arpenteur
genera. approves dabord par 10 gouperneur.
sEes N t''aoN1so1s 81 aeelarons depths, Que Ia
legslatdre aura 70 droit dabroger ou de modifer leg
seconae, troisieme, qnatrieme, cinquieme, sixieme
set scptieme sections lie Performance laauelle Ia
prosecute est supple et Ia premiere dc Ia
pr6aente naonnance. re =
d0ptHe en- Convention dams Ia vile dc Ia Nonyel
Leans, W. septeme jour e mars, eli Fan de notre
selgneur mil hut cent soixante-etun
lsisndl 4 MouTnny
De "a Convention do Etat do la Louisiana
- : ne'ss NStEAI, seeretare. milo lot
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RESOLUTION
Relative au transient dc i'Armee reguiiere
de Get Gtnt on une partie de In dlte
Armee nu Commencement dies Etats Com
federes d'Amerique.
II est resolu par lie peepze de FEIat de Ia Loui-
s'ane assemble en- Conuention, Que lie Gouverneur
de Get Etat est requis d'informer, sans dGlai, lie
President des Etats Confed6r6s d'Am6rique du
desir du peuple de la Louisiana de voir l'armGe
reguliere de Get Etat, GU telle partie de Ia dite
armGe don't lie gouvernement des Etats Conf&deres
d'Amerique pourrait avoir besoin, transfGree Il
rarmGe de la dte Confederation aussitot que les
circumstances lie permettent
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nou-
vee Orleans, ce treiziGme jour de mars Fan de
notre Segneur mil hut cent soixante-et-un.
LSigu6 A. MOUTON,
President de Ia Convention.
Certhe j. THDS. WHEAT, Secrttare. m2O lot
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AM AR HTrTT

To provide for COnvcninss the Legislature OF
the State Oh the Fourth Monday of Mo-
venber, Eighteen Hundred and Sixty
ONc.
We, The People Of louisiana, in Convention as
Sem62ed, do declare and ordain, That the members
Of the next General Assembly shall meet for their
first session, on the Fourth Monday of November,
eighteen hundred and sXty-one, and the first week
forward) elect Senators to the Congress of the
Confederate States. Thereafter their sessions shall
be held in conformity to articles five and tw enty-
five of the Constitution.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the twentysecond day of March, in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
[Signedl A. MOuTON,
" - President of the Convention.
Attest: j. THOS WHEAT, Secretary.
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TAELSOLUIION
Relative to the Transfer of the Regular
Army of this State, "a portion thereof.
to the Government of the Confederate
States of America.
Be ii resolued by The People of The State OF
Louisiana IN Convention assembled That the
Governor of this State be and he is hereby re-
quested to communicate, without delay, to the
President of the Confederate States of America the
desire of the people of Louisiana to have the regu
lar army of this State, or such portion thereof as
may be required for the wants Of the General Gov
ernment of the Confederate States of America
transferred to the army of said Conederacy as soon
as circumstances may permit.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Or
leans the 18th day of March, in the year of our
Lord 1861.
[Sgned A. MOUTON,
President of the Convention.
Attest: j. THos WHEAT Secretary.
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s,Y,5r1f,Ny 4 Nf,1G


Posar transferer eertains Ponds aG Gouver-
nemenk dies Etats Confederes d'Ameriaue
Nous, Il pauple de r Etat de Ia Laaisiane, asseaa
bic en- geaUeniiofl, decarons ct ordonras, ct ii es
pr u piesete, declare ct o'flonae, Cue Ia somlne
de trois cent mile deu3 cent soix
atesept piastfes quarante six cents, qu Sc trouge
niaintenant entire les mains de Al. Gurot, deposi
taire de lEtat, ct conhue sous lie nom de fonds de-
slime au Placement des dgpots doret d'argent, (bul
lion fund.- ct transferee au gonVefnement des Etats
Confederes Amerique ct que lie dit depositaire de
at est ct demenre, parla presente, autorse ct re-
quis de payersla dite somnie sur lordre du secre-
taire dc ID tresorerie DIES dts Etats Cenfederes.
EEo. 2. Nous declaroas ct ofaonaeas de phas, Que
Ii sonne de cent quarante sept mile cling cent dix
ne1f piastres soixanteaix cents, balance restante
des Teeus par le dit d6positare de Etat de
le doaane depuis IL 81 janyier derner sea transte
rec an dit commencement ct payee par lie dit deposit
faire sur l'ordEe du dit seeretaire.
Adoptee en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nouveile
Orleans, lie septieme Jour de mars, Ian de notre
Seigneur mil huit cent soixante- et-un.
ISigneg "a. MoUToN
Prssidcnt de In Convention 'Etat de la Louisiana
sgEeriG j. THoS WHEAT, secretaire NILS lot
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ORDINANCE

Pour pOurv0fr n la ConyOcation de la Lecis-
laturc dc 1'Etat, lie quatrIeme lundi de no.
vemSre mil hUIt cent sOixante-et~un.
Nous, lie peuple de la Louisiana, assemble en- Con-
uenion, d6clarons ct ordonnons Que les membres de
fassembGe generate prochaine ouvriront leur pre-
miere s6ance lie quatrieme lundi dc novembre mil
hut cent soiXanteet-un ct dams la premiere scmai
ne de Ia session. (qu durera soxante ours) lis eli
rou des s6nateurs au Congress des Etats Confed6r6s
Les sessions suvantes seront tenues couformGment
aux articles cinq ct vingt-cnq de la Constitution.
Adopt6e en- Convention en- Ia vile de la Nouvclle-
Orleans, lie vingt-deuxieme jour de mars en- Pan de
notre Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-etun.
[Sgut A. MOUTON,
President de la Convention de + Etat de Ia Louisiana.
CertiR6 j. THOS. WHEAT Secr6tare. ms lot
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Feb. 26--No. 4O50- Favor of George
Mhiteman. for five hundred and eighty.

Whteman, for five hundred and eighty
nine dollars 80. oo9 w
Feb. 26--No. 4052-Favor of ]. v. Du-
raIde, for two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and fifty cents. ...s. 2S7 so
5. Resoieed further, That said State Depository
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to
transfer to said Post-ofice account the sum of
twelve thousand dollars from the funds aforesaid in
his hands at the date aforesaid, to pay warrants
issued prior to the 23d January 1861.
4. Resolued further. That after payment of the
warrants authorized to be paid by the preceding
resolution, the balance of funds remaining on hand
to the credit of the public revenue on the 3lst
January, 1861 be reserved in settlement of the
compensation due to the census takers of the
United States in this State.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
Orleans, this ninth day of March, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[Sigredl A. MOUTON
~ - President Of the Convention.
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[No.27.1
AN ORDINANCE

o ~ i.
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for the ratification of the ConstI-
tuition of the Confederate States of Amer
len.
we, The People Of The State Of Louisiana, in Con-
ueTatlon assembled, at the city Of New Orleans, on
the 2lst day of March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one, having fully
considered the Constitution of the Confederate
States of America, adopted by the Congress of the
SAID Confederate States at the city of Montgomery,
in the State of Alabama on the 18th of March, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixtyone and submitted to for consideration
do assent to and ratify said Constitution, hereby
announcing to all those whom it may concern that
the said Constitution is binding upon the people of
the State of Louisiana.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the twentyfrst day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[Signedl A. M0UTON,
- President of the Convention.
Attest: J. THOS WHEAT, Secretary.
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ORDONNANCE

Pour pOurvoir n la ratification de Ia Constl-
tuition dies Etnts-Con fctleres i'AmeriGue.
Nous, lie peuple de FEtat de la Louisiana assem-
Ole Conucttion en- la vile de Ia Nouvee- Orleans
lie vingt'etunieme jour de mars de lann6e de No
tire Seigneur mil hut cent soxante-etun ayant
mhrement consdGr6 la Constitution des Etats-Con-
federts dAmGrique adopt6e par lie Congress des dts
Etats Confed6rGs, en- la vile de Montgomery, dams
Flitat d abana, lie Onzieme jour de mars, de Pan
nee de Notre Segneur mil hut cent soixante etun
ct soumise a notre consideration, approuvons ct "a
tions la dite Constitution, ct taisons savoir par Ia
prGsente, tous cerx qui peuvent 6tre intGressGs
que Ia dite Constitution est obgatoire pour lie peu-
pie de fEtat dc Ia Louisiana.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouvee-
Orleans, lie vngt etunieme jour de mars de Fan de
notre Segneur mil HUT cent soixantee t.un.
tSignGj A. MOUTON,
President de In Convention dc pEtat dc la Louisiana
CertiGt ]. WHO'S. MLINAT. Sncrttaire mos M
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5sssoteea ~ Vie People ofthe State of Lo,,is;onn
u. ssehsaa That a. j. Guirot, Demo.
slsafg q s6e STATE o Louisiana, Is hereby reouifea
sy g 81 sAe nsnaty The Port d New
M Hatehs iabursing agent datea MarcS y sa y
wliscn araat amount 70 one thousand and twenty.
tgo aoiiars snd cents, and payInent "
Which was ordered BY luton No. d Of he
President Of this Convention. $50 ~ soe
Adopted in Convention. in The city Of Nav a..
leans this ninth day Of March, ID the wear ~ ",
lord one thousand eight hundreG aud sixtr.Sne'
ls1gneal A. SI0HgoN,
44.1.i L. - PrcsdsIs Of the Convention