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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-11
Letter from Captain vogdes, of Fort
Piclkens, +r

The following letter addressed to Captain
BAILEY of the frigate Colorado, we find in
the New York papers. Although written
a week before the retirement of the rebels
from the immediate front of our line on the
Potomac, it will be seen that be foresha~
dows that movement very distinctly, from
information received at Pickens:
FORT PIcKENs, Sept. 81, 1861.
DEAR CAPTAIN: Another specimen of the
cOntraband of war" came over from Pensa.
cola last night. He says the enemy are very
About two hundred of them deserted yester-
day.
There is no business transacted in Pensacola.
People are tired of war, and very much afraid
that we will burn their town down. YOu killed
thirty of them the other night. principally with
the canister-.-" smashed them all up." to use
the original expression.
Some troops here have gone to Richmond.
They don't say anything about fight at Wash.
ingtOn but talk of ''there going to be" little
at Richmond. l should not be surprised if the
famous advance on Washington should prove
to be nothing more than q thin curtain of
troops spread out in front or our lines to cover
the removal of their material and retrograde
movement towards Richmond.
Most OF the people over the way are tired of
the war; and want peace on any TERMS Very
few troops or ammunition at New Orleans. All
the young men have gone to the war. Please
send US the latest news from the West. Come
ashore and dine to morrow. Yours truly,
To Capt. 7. Bailey, United States Navy.
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Movements of Major General Butler.

Washington Dispatch TO the N. Y. Tribune.
There has been much speculation fn re,
gard to General Buffers visit to Washing-
ton Immediately after the capture of the
forts at Hatteras Inlet, and his failure to
return afterwards to either Fortress Monroe
or the Southern Atlantic coast. The facts
are, that when General Butler started upon
the expedition that resulted in the occupa-
ton of Forts Hatteras and Clark, the orders
given were to obstruct the navigation OF the
inlets and destroy or disable the fortifca-
tons along the, North Carolina coast.
Upon arriving at Hatteras, the strength of
the forts and the importance of the position
induced the General, in the exercise of his
discretion, to occupy instead of Destroy
ing the. forts. This departure from the Or
ders made it necessary for the, General to
report 70 the Department here. He had
the qualification to know that what had
been done was cordially approved, and the
wisdom and foresight OF his suggestions.
made two months before, were completely
vindicated by the adoption of the bro.
gramme be had ind Gated. He had enter
ed the service without time for any arrange.
ment Of bis business at home, and went there
to attend to private affairs, when he was
Immediately recalled and authorized to raise
a division in New England for the further
prosecution OF the plans happily conceived
and brilliantly begun to be executed by
himself
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TRIAL OF Col. BLAIR.-The st. Louis
correspondent of the New York Tribune
speaks as follows Of the forthcoming trial
of Col. Blair By military tribunal, under
the orders of Gen. Fremont: A9aY
The trial Of Col. Frank P. Blair, Jr.,
on the allegation of bringing charges against
his superior officer in manner contrary to
the army regulations, will take place be-.
fore Court-martial in a few days. Major
r. M. Corwiu acting as judge Advocate.
Among other documents Of interest likely
to be brought ont in the evidence, will be
letters from Colonel Blair to members of
the Cabinet, and letter from President
Lincoln to Mrs. Fremont, written during
her recent visit to Washington. 1t would,
of course, be unjust to attempt to decide
upon the merits of the case until the evis
dence is developed" = Guy. g 2I'.ea3
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DoCroR RUssELL.-It is said that the
correspondent the London Times has been
arrested near Wilmington in this state, for
a violation of the statute which forbids
shooting on Sunday. The Doctor was after
prairie chickens with two barrelled shot
gnn. His case is hard one. After having
made game of the American Eagle, for
many months, shooting all the while with a
long bow, to be now hauled before coun-
try Justice of the Peace for wild banging
at grouse, is too bad. But is not this arrest,
prompted, as it no doubt was, by personal
dislike, rather than desire to vindicate the
sanctity of the Lords Day, rather . small
business? ~ Chicago Times. g 9, ''a',s.
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The Democratic Candidate for Regis
ter Of Deeds.

In remarks made at the time of the nomi-
nation of Mr.. LOUIS DEsMEULEs, we are
satisfied that we did him injustice. With
out personal acquaintance with him, we
wrote of his qualifications upon the estimate
of other parties, and uDjustly to his preju>
dice. We have since taken pains to inform
ourself as to bis business and other quail
ties, and find that he is thoroughly compe.
tent to the position for which he is nomi-
mated. In the contest going on for local
Offices, we have neither personal nor partisan
interests to advance and have only desire
to treat all candidates fairly according to
their merits. We are satisfied that Mr..
DEsMEULEs possesses all the qualifications
needed for the proper discharge of the duties
Of Register; and being so satisfied, it is
especially incumbent on us to say so, by
reason of our former disparagemept. Mr..
DEsMEuLEs has had two years experience as
Clerk in the Registers Office, and has had,
besides, large experience as Conveyancer
and Real Estate Agent. We have no
question as to bis full capacity.
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The Utah forces, under command of
Colonel Philip 81. George Cooke, have ar
rived in Missouri These being all regulars
will be of essential aid to Fremont.
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Col. D. A. Robertson, Candidate foi
"+S Sheri1.

Ia
1t will be seen by an announcement in
this mornings paper, that Col. ROBERTSON.
has been solicited to become a candidate for
Sheriff of this county, and that be has con.
sented to the use of his name before the
people.
We are heartily glad to publish this fact.
The Office of Sheriff has been dragged
through the mire Of personal and political
corruption ever since the organization of
the Territory and county. So shamefully
have its concerns been managed, that the
very title of the Office has become word
of reproach. 1t is the most important Of
our local Offices, and, faithfully administered,
the most respectable. The Sheriff should
rank in repute with our Judges on the
bench; as it has been, this officer has hardly
ranked above the criminals in his charge.
This Office can be raised to its proper posis
ton, with Col. ROBERTSON as its incumbent;
and we cannot doubt that when a citizen
of his standing consents to stand for the
place, the people will be glad to put him
in it.
We need not write at any length con-
corning Col. ROBERTSON or his quali6ca-
tiens. He is known to the community as
belonging to the best grade of our citizens.
No one stands above him in point of moral
worth or public spirit. He has had ample
experience in similar duties, as United
States Marshal, for term of years, of the
State of Ohio. There ought to be no need
of pressing such man upon the notice of
the people for such an Office. The commu-
nifty ought to be rejoiced in the opportunity
of securing his services; and we believe
they will manifest their appreciation of his
character and fitness by electing him at the
polls.
The nomination of Mr.. MARLEY was an
Improvement on the nomination of Mr..
WILKINSON. The nomination of Col. ROB
ERrsoN is still greater advance in the
right direction. If the people bring COM
mon business sagacity to bear in electiDg
their Sheriff, they will give Col. ROBERTSON
clear majority over both his competitors.
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The Republican State Convention of
Massachusetts renominated Gov. Andrew
by reclamation.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT


FrLIow Orlzsss: In compliance with
To prelsing solicitation, written and verbal,
81 ppmefcus friends, representing the peo-
pR Of this county, I have determined to
become 4 candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
atthe next election; and, Il sustained at
the ballot-box, viii endesvor to discharge
the duties Of the Office with diligence and
fidelity. ID. "a. ROBERTSON.
ST. Paul, Oct. 4th. 1861.
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0RDUNNANCE
Relative an placement DIES personnes char
tseas ,fa ia 4 yr n Fsreepsep,enx

| gees de fatre Ie ESGcensemenG,
Nous le people de I Esat de Ia Louisiana, assem-
Die en- Gonuention, declarons ct ordonnons, AR.
TtcLE 1. Que A. j. Guirot depositaire de l'Etat i
10 Neuyele Orleans, est reQus de verser entire les
mains du Tresorier de ltEtat la balance restante
az credit du oompte du revenu public, au 81
lanPier 1861, apres avoir sode tous les complies
performances par Performance No 10 ct les ordon.
nances ct resolutions subs6quentes adopt6es par
Ia Convention de rEtat, ainsi que toutes les
sommes d'argent quill recevra lavenir de F.
Ii. Hatch, collector de la Douane de Ia Nou-
velle-orieans, on de tout autre agent compatible
qnl peut avoir des balances entire SEES mains
Ct les verser entire les mains du dit d6positaire,
iesquelles sommes ainsi vers6es seront payees
par le Tr6sorier de fEtat de la maniere prescribe
par Particle qui suit:
Nj ART. 2. Que l'Auditeur des Complies Publics est
reqns de s'assurer du montant qui reste dh aux
dIverses personnes chargGes de faire lie recense-
ment ct tells autres officers employees faire le
recensement dams l'Etat; ct 81 lie montant dn mex
cede pas celui que l'Etat aura recu en- vertu de
l,arncle premier de cette ordinance, le dit Audi
teur DIES Complies Pubcs 6mettra son mandat sur
lie Tresorier de l'Etat favour des personnes qui
auront droit; mails 81 lie mnntant dd eXeede le
montantrecu ains gull est present. ci6essus alors
,FAQdlteur emettra son mandant en- favour des
ayants- drolt, ehacun pour une somme au prorata
de ce qu lui est dn etpas plus.
/. Adoptee en- Convention, en- la vile de la Nou-
.velie-0rloans, lie vingt-si1ieme Jour de mars Pan
de notre Seigneur mil huit cent soxante-et.
lSgnel A. MoUToN
Certif6: j. TIIos WHEAT Secrstaire " WV n,99 lot
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AN ORDNANCE

Relative TO the Payment of tho Census TAX
erss
We, de People ofte State Of louisiana, in Con.
oesttoa assembled, do declare and ordata:
ARTICLE /. That a. j. Grvot State Depositary
at New Orleans, be required TO pay over into the
hands Of the Treasurer OF the State the balance
remaining to the credit Of the public revenue ac-
count on 3lst January, 1861, after payment of
amounts ordered by ordinance No. 10, and subse-
quent ordinances or resolutions passed by the
state Convention; and also any amount which may
hereafter be received by him from +. II. Hatch.
Collector of the Port OF New Orleans or anv other
disbursing officer of the customs who NAV have
balances in his hands and who may return the
same to the State Depository; the said amounts "a
be discussed by the State Treasurer In the man
ner prescribed by the following article.
ART. Q. That the Auditor OF Public Accounts he
required 20 ascertain tue amount due the several
Census Takers, and TO such other officers oonneef
ed with the taking OF the census in this State and
should the amount asfertained as due not exceed
the amoant received by the State under article Ist
81 TINS ordinance, the said Auditor of Public Acs
counts shall issue his warrant on the State Urea.
snrer IN favor OF the parties entitled TO pay; hut
#should the amount due exceed the amount received
g aforesaid, then the Auditor shall issue his war
rant IN favor Of the claimants each for a pro rata
amount aud no more
adopted 10 Convention. in tho city of New Or
.sahs, thls swenfy-sixth day of March, in the year
:. 9ar LORD one Thousand eight hundred and sixty
lsieasdl uouroN
at.s4 + mryos - President Of the Convention
s4s'ess; .. THos, WHEAT, Secretary.
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AN ORDINANCE

ssHsaaaEMS Eng ELECTORS or tiae President mad
tes- lsaesi dent of aIse Confederate States.
osope Of Tie State of Louisiana, IN
assembled do declare and o,,daias, and
6 Is declared aud ordained as fott0sus ".
That far the purpose of choosing electors
Gsr siie President and Vice President of the Con
asSerate Of America, the State shall be cii-
giaed into pix Electoral Districts, correspond
iag WI slis fhe six ngressonaI Districts OF.
aaIacal by this Convention as follows: The FIRST
gopgres si9nal District shall be the First Electoral
S,lalfiog the Second Congressional District the
Hecond Electoral District The Third Congressional
0lssziet Third Electoral District; the Fourth
sioral District the Fourth Electoral Dis.
+ tTact;; the Fifth Congressional District the Fifth
Ntactoral District the Sixth Congressional District
( tbs Sixth electoral District
si8 ttos and ofddir, That one
Asaefor from each ot said Districts and two Eec.
tors from the State at large, shall be elected by
general ticket by the vote Of the whole State until
osliarMia nraT;aea w the Legislature.
ssopted MI Convention, Ia the city OF New Or
his ID fifth day of March, III the year
@ gar Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixty
anes }5S.sgg 81 ~. II
IsIgnedl al NoHToN, Il
Y Afsrst J; Js li49a. VIII CAT, Secretary.
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Dr. EEooizRnd'9
G q r III A " BLTT ERH,
DE- HoonamG7e
gALsAMIC CORDIAL,


medicines
thoirgreat popularity only through years Of trial Unbound
satisfaction rendored them In alcases
pronounced them worthy
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA JAUEDICE. DEBu,
IFV OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
axIDNEVs and all diseases arising from sdisordsred liysr
weasnessof hestomach digestive
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITIERs
ThoBArsAMIC CORDIAL has acquired a reputation On,
passing that of similar preparation extant It will
without fail the and COUGH COLI
OR HoARSENESs, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA, INCrPIENT CONSUMPTION, and hss psr
formed the most astonishing known OF
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doses will also at and cure the ostseyo
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in tho Bowels
These medicines prepared by Or. NJ JACKSON IN
No. sS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa are sold by drug
gsts and dealesin rs cents Dol bot
tie. Thesignare of G. IL jackson will DO on the outs,d
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually propreors called
EVERYBoDTsALMANAC you will find Testimony and com,
mandatory all phrts the country Tbsee Aim,
nacsare given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT CO., agents
q and l6l Chartresstreot
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I ORDslNNANGTE
Relative anx corporstioas dc Banqne dams
SHEtat DE Hi LszaIsiarae. @

Relative aux corporations dc Banque dams
sAEtat DE I'm L4sssaisiane.
p0sss IL gsstple aie n ls1at de Ia Louisiana, as
seaabe sn GoiyeiEoa. d6clarons ct ordonnons ct il
est par IA presenfe declare ct ordonn6 Que larti-
sie cent dix-huit de la Constitution est amende de
Tnani6ge 6tre ainsi eoneu. III III a A. s5
GOV operations alfnrisGes a faire des operations
yaa banque GU d'cscompte peuVent etre cre6es par
E iois sp6eales on efre formees en- yertu DIES lois
GENERATES; nais Ia legislature desra, dams Pun ct
Haafrs 0ass sidaf6ter 4n'aucnne banque ne pour
Ta eonIhenceF ses operations quapres que les
9sux tiers dc son capital auTont etc payes en- es-
paees ct balance dams Iannee qui suiVra lie Jour
dsg ion eAtT6e en- operation auaueune banqne ne
asifiA 6Fnsttga, u II fois, DIES biets e1eedant en-
suIiIa les tTois quarts du nontant de son capital
sSve, eta'une denomination moinire de dix pias-
ezcs que Ia circulation ct les dep6ts de chaque
35adqyo 1aFr0nt foujonrs etre repfesentes par an
aess aG HnpSns de leuF rnontant en- espeees, et la
Ssalance MI bons effets 90 papier 4 quatre- vingt
jDArs, payables Ell pien 6 echeaice ;3etqu'aa-
esaEia banane ne ponFra Gmetfre de son compton
tseS hilIets Que Ies stems propres Bisn enten-
Etae lA atare IL aura pas To- G.roit dexemp-
saa u capital d'aacuDe banqne de Ia take.
2scpt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la NOVEL,
Sans De ngtreinquieme jour de mars Fan de
slalrS gnaIG mil hut cent soigante-et-un.
sSlsti93 "a. -M0UToN,
z5ss President de ID Gonssntion
sSfffs ~ tsE TKfOS WIFE 4. SecFeaiFe. mig lot +
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ORDINANCE

Pourabrogercss taines OrdoiSnances ct pour
EN- aAnentaer ta'autres ndoptees anterieure-
ment
Nest ordonne par le petple de rEtat de Ia Loni.
siatte, assemble en- Conpention SEcTIoy One
Iordoanaqce portant e No adoptde e 20 janvier
A. 1851 lntltnse "0fdonnance relative aux lois
dams liEtat de la Louisiana, lol de Fadopton dc
rordonnaDee de scission' est ct oemeure abrog6e
SEQ, 2. Test dc pins oraonae, Que lordonnance
portant le No.6 adopt6e lie nome jour ct intitul6e
0rdonnance relative aux revenus eolleetes dams lie
port de Ia Nouvelle Orleans est ct demeure par Ia
preseute abrogee
SEc. 5. II est de plus ordoane, Que Performance
portant 10 Nd Z, amendant Particle quatre-pinet.
dix de Ia Constitution de lEtat adoptGe lie memo
Jour. ct intitnl@s s'Ordonnance pour changer Ia
Constitution del'Etat de Ia Louisiana Reinforcement
au se,ment doflieei est amendee de maniere ce
Voir . aa g -
Les memhres de l'assembl6e gan6fala ct tous les
etieiers ayant dentrer dams lexerciee de lenrs
suit: "Je jure acknowledgment (ou afrmeS que con-
formement la Constitution de Get Etat lie slis
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ORDON VANCE
Conecrnant lie Depositaire dc TEtat n la
observation-disclosures,

NouVelle~DrlcanS.
SECTION |. u est ordonne par lie peuple de Z Eydt
ae la Lo9ls1dne, assemble en- C9npehiion Que lie
nareau du Depositaire de 'Erat dams la vile de la
Nouvelle-Ortans est transGrd aux Etats- Conf6d6.
res q merlque, pourvu que les checks des agents
comptab!es ct tous les mandats an compile des de.
paftements du revenu public on de la poste, don't
10 Placement 6t6 autorse par cette Convention,
seront pages par lie dit D6postae jusqu'au quinze
aVrii mil hut cent soixaute-et-un, ct que toutes
les balances des dts complies a cette date seront
places au credit du TrGsorer des Etats- Conf6-
deres pour quill EN- soft dispose ansi que lie Con-
gres pourra lordonner.
SEC. 2. Hest de Plus ordonne Que lie Gouver-
neur de lEtat est par ces pr6sentes autorisG a
annuer lie bon execute par "A. ]. Gnirot comue
Iresorier de Ia Monnaie Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ct
D6positaire de lEtat EN- favour de l'Etat de la
Louisiana, auss6t que SEES complies auront 6te
rendus l'Etat ct assures.
Sec 8. II est do plus ordonne. Que la section
seize dune ordinance inttulGe " Ordonnauce
pour rappeler certaines 0rdonnances ct pour
amender d'autres Ordinances deja adoptGes,"
est par Ia presente rappeee.
AdoptGe en- Convention en- la vile de la Nou-
y,elle-orleans, lie vingtsixi6me jour de mars en- Fan
dc n9tre Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-et IN.
isig16l A. MOlTTOV
oerihe: J. TH0S. WHEAT, Sec, STARE. mg9 iOt
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on niIssNNANcE

G1AceHRaE Eies Ialecs enrs Gtu President ct fsu
sE9r &tsasa sseIat dos NJ t4tt -Confederes.
u fisafle de /, E1at de III Louisiana asseaa
v or Ell ston, arens CT ordonnons, ct il es
NRaE lsls pt6ssnte ddciar6 Of ort0nne Premiere
Nasfts l'siIet ,eife les eiecteurs pour d lr6
So ie vice President des EtatS- gonfedefes
Ameriqle Etat sera diyise en- six districts elec
apondant aux six districts congression
res etgni Par eette Convention CONNIE suit le
aera le premier dis.
Ggaes eiectoFa; ie second digtrict congressfonnel
sera e second dlstFiet electoral le trosieme dis
sI.es AGRA le troisieme district cleo
Eosai IL quaEfiene district congress oaneI Aera Ia
qsasrsems asirict electoral. u cinquieme district
sera y cinquiame district electoral
e. saseine district congregational sera lie sixIeme
district electoral
eaondelneat, Notss declarons et ordonasoas de
ssss alecteuf de chacnn des dts districss al
asHS elsetspas De teut Ytat seront 6lus ensemble
DEE aes xotaass e tout Eat. jusqn'A ce aue Ia ID,
Ssigtare eh SIT oGdonnG autreInsnf
aaIstee sE 4onve nti0n, Elm Ia vile de la Nouyel-
$ ass, Fingt Tanqusane jour de mars az Tan
Z sc acre Helgnenr mil Init cent soixante etun
1esseei Al, M0Ur0N.
Sss4,as Y assEs,s, S4yy, "a do Ia Conyen ion
si q sastSs " fff9AAs SeqrSsate Fn2g lot
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IN 0. 80.
AN ORDINANCE
Concerning the State Depository Mt Neyv


Orleans.
Sec. l. Be It ordained By Tie People of The
State OF Louisiana, in ConUention assembled That
the office of State Depository in the city of New
orleans be and the same is hereby transferred to
the Confederate States of America, provided, how
ever that ell checks of dsbursing officers and all
warrants on account of the Public Revenue and
Post-otfice Department, the payment of which has
been authorized by this Convention, shall be paid
by the said Depository up to the 10Th of April.
1851, and that all balances of said accounts at that
date shall be placed to the credit of the Treasurer
Ct the Confederate States, to be disposed Of as
Congress may direct.
SEC. z. Be Il further ordained, That the Gov
ernor OF the State be and he is hereby authorized
to cancel the bond executed by A. J. Guirot as
Treasurer of the Mint at New Orleans aud State
Depository, in favor of the State of Louisiana SO
soon as his accounts shall be rendered to the State
and adjusted.
SEC. 8. Be further ordained That section
sixteenth OF an ordinance entitled :" an ordinance
to repeal certain ordinances and to amend Others
heretofore adopted" be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, this twenty.sixth day of March, in the wear
one.
Lsignedl A. MOUTON
Attest: j. TIIos. WHEAT, secretary
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Pour autoriser les Cora pagafes tf,Assu.
rance q placer leur Foans dc Reserve en-
Hnns DIES Etata-Genfeler4s ID Amertq1e.
Nous, Ia pestpe de- tat de Ia Louisiana, assem-,
oe et GostusntioRs eeclarons ct ordonnons, ct ii
declare ct ordonne par la presente, Qae les d-
verses campagnes d'assurance maintenant ipoor
porees dams get Etat peuyent placer Ieur fonds
de reserve en- bons des Etata-C onfed6r6s a,Ameri.
que, en- outre des autres guarantees deia sp6cif6es
dams leurs charles respectiyes.
s Adopiee en- Convention, en- la vile de la Non
velle-Drieans, 90 vngtsixiame Jour de mars de Pan
dc nDtre Seigneur mil huit cent soixante .et-un,
lSigut A, NoUToN
- - ~, n,,ol, - President de la Convention
5oernhe -. IhOt.,WhEAII seerataire. mo l0t
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AfEeetant la soIss de Dix mile pIa stres an
paiement dies mcnbres. DIES ofiicLers ct de-
Psmses de la Convention.
" est resolu par la Con0e51tion de y EEdt de Id
Louisiana, Que la somme de dix mile pastres est
ct demeure, par la presente, aiectee des fonds dl
tresof non autrernent alectes, au Placement du per
diem des membres ct des officers ansi que des de-
pepses de cette Convention.
Adeptee en- Convention, en- la vile de la Nouyel
le-Orleans, lie vingtsiXieme jour de mars en- Pan de
notre Seigneur mil HUT cent soixante-etuu.
Lsigfe] A. MouToN,
4 President de la Convention,
Certfe j TIIOS. WHEAT, SeerG,nir mo Int