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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
live stoel on the N. ". and Eric Railroad.

CI"FvfIt. NOndeJ, NOV. IT, I5hI.
For tie week ending Monday hoy. -li cars OF .a.ue
O. cars al Hogs 10 Of sheep, car OF Ho.es Iois
eel las, add 2a9 Of Erpress fegh making tots
nnfr OF oaIs hauled by stock EITess trains curing to
et of l5t Increase ol stock a. csfs total Increase, III
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
cOURr oF eRNEnAL SESSIONS s-Nov ll.--Bsf0re


This Court was engaged the whole day in trying
Chaes Noshs, German 81 yes q sge for ioTey Ia e
thfd der-,e by ,ignirg the nsne ri W. j. Daley Co.
cuers OF Brosdwsy TO an order the Melen Culry Co
AZ the time OF adlournmeI the counsc "eio y' f Eo &
end VI the cae IL vii be resumed TINS morning be Grand
jaTy iDpGlneied in the c)gIso Of tie day a. ioow
Thomas = Young foremsui Joseph Alen, WA a: budd
l0hn g. baxter, Daniel q. .amrbeiA D. hfoeke "a, (;
DsurA. Jsin Erdeou Z. y. FaIh,.h }. q. foster,A W
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sUPREME COURT-GtSERAL TERa~Noy. ll-Beioie
Ju,ticet CL ERKE, Sutherland, and BARNARD.
ADMISSIONS 10 THE BAR.

L
ADMISSIONS 10 THE BAR.
Messrs. F. +. Marbury, ID. ID. Lord, jr, aud w.
r. Wedsegood the examiners appointed TO e2eine spPh'
eants M the bar rendered report this morning
recommending the following nsled gentlemen as q1ahea 70
prcce as attorneys and c)unSoors IN this Sste JANE. N
Ivmsr Thomas Allison, Champion sb,ell y BuheTi ines
Bsbcock Edwin H. Darling Daniel Dutcher henry j. David
John Earl James @. Hunt George w Holsnc Henry r.
Kasb A Kufshsedt, Thomas A. Ledwith, Robet, Nor
n. %,na. ~ Monk Wllisu o. Mullen, Thos. J. Mckee.
Jobn p Nste George y. NOyes John H. Post, Anesa A.
Rsdaeld Charles p. Shaw, John Stevenson. Amos Towis
George W. Wineate ~.
The further examination OF applicants y take place In the
General Ne rn room next Saturday al o'clock p
CaAsBKRs-Noy. il.-Bofo.e Justice IAsRAHAS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In re. petition Of Edward b. Hartnett agt. Robert
7 Hsvs Controller, &c. Hsrtnett applied for mandsmus
to compel payment Of bis salary ON officer OF tie supreme
Court The claim made tie ground tina; the Boaa Of
snper,or. had suhoizel the pay Of ssares u County
officers who volunteered in the II appeared, however,
tbst snett left without consent Of the Court ard
moved and hs place filed by the appointment OF smother
porou The Judge thereupon denied the application Tor
nandsmus
Before Justice BARSARp.
John NJ Pinekney sst X. ID. Brinckeihot, ct sL-hoon
denied
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COURT oALENpAR-rn,. n.r.

Gslender lnlzi Hsihawsy H. aier, II. O. stope Lem
nel smith, J. IL M0IllleI d. L. BolelL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

TABIB Vhs Lc1as, srfris CirtIltos a,d Dsro, offht
Bd-ks If Ds Guy Of Nsao York. fer he totek srd.ls S0!ar
S1H Noe o. 1851, 10 phtea GSEed ths cGpIfai e zach
nh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
TIE earnings Of the Chicago and Eorh.Wes.em
Railway, for the elk months ending Nov. ], were:

The earnings Of the Company ior tlis period have
been applied TO the eXtingusAmcn. Of the unfunded
debt aud 10 the general puIposes for which lie drt
mortgage bondholders agreed 10 fund tleir coupons,
July II, 1861.
The unfunded debt Oft Compauyau. united, Oct.
|. TO SOL IA l3.
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Length Of road: Chicago to Oshkosh, 1913 niles
Oshkosh to Appleton, % miles, whole length Of
road, 2l3 miles.
Tie Peru and Indianapolis Rsilroad will be sold in
the city Of indianapolis on Saturday, the lth day Of
January next at Il o'clock, upon tie application Of
holders OF the first mortgage bonds.
Annexed are the aggregates cf the statement Of
the I39 banks Of Massdclusets ont Of Botton show
ing their average condition for the five weeks ending
Nov. 2:
Csplfs 900 Due 70 bsnEs... st46oe3
Loans and diets +,.5le. p1,i.'.'''''' ss5.s,,s
Doe ron banks. s.2s..5s9
TIE Chicago Tribune Gays:
There hss been more activity among the bankers fo - ias
5 It has s fin "a s6ort Of he sSy Or banker, to d.
MGpey iOI oil ssi'ima'e purPe,e va, never more
would he gladly tfkep by tie bAnlerr
The Boston Advertiser SAYS:
The week is olodas under more favoube prospects for
noDeay and bu ness sHss The noTe Tsld noytment N
merchandise Is causing greser deg es Of scy{ Ia he
money market which ha beel g. hcr qgctered BY DE bank
no deacs been disturbed bu, continues ample for ~
1n. ate purrofsa, without chance n pce, which 10
cent ff ftst cas Secuos The Sterling LIeAs9se market
We take the follow: :qg synopsis Of the recent Bank
Controllers Report, Of Wisconsin, from The Nd
'saulee Sentinel;
In b report f,f tie mouth Of October Bsui Controller
Van gteenwyI that during the Last mouth soahen
ard % Northern bonds have been taken up Win currency
while circulation tas been ued on +ttIo "seon'ih'
Illinois and Michigan bonds. ,
Tie crlon q been red1cod Il1ee tie date Of The Pre-
yioas statement 66 the whole amount 81 ofeesr
tion Outstanding Oct 3lst fL15iy3l esare a. o.ow'.
United ststes6s tAl lOi United ststes:s s3cooi g.
l2s 5000; Ksy.Iogk o., ej.00oi Hew-loIk ls r5,oOs
W4f,onin G.. sg6g 600; Iova 7s $1,000, Mirnesota Be-
ga OOO; Ino' g. 4 900 ndsns go sgoc9i IndAn. ,.
637(O1. Michigan S. EI7O 500; Ohio g. FtOOOi California
:, 500 sOD Kentucky 6 $1,000 Tennessec o. el6l00i
Missouri 6s, ss6eoO Yirsini, g. tIHyi Nrginl. Is,
k2s 900 North Carolina o. AlJ2 p; 01oTFa T. $500
0eofzia g. E2aO0 L11isiaus g. g1Ooi LOuiisuA g. So
5OO fscine and Miss. Rsilrood &c. $500 Mil and Wat
Railroad &c. $500 Total E3es29O. Specie, so0os %
oisl $50 C6 United Ststes ard Free State bonds,
s223 40. Kentucky bonds szoO Ml.sonIi b1d., JS',
COO Sooedei State bonds, as, 100. TOisl SJooe.2@
The appended table shows the expectation OF
breadstusIs from Philadelphia during ten months OF
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The subscriptions at the Sub.Treasury to-day for
the National Loan were about S3j0,OOO. Mr.. Cisco
reimbuues the banks $92i i,OOO on account of notes
sold 10 lie public, and makes a call of $35OO,0OO
being the fourth 10 q cent on the second fifty mill
lions of the loan, payable tomorrow. The banks are
well prepared for this call.
TIE American Bank Note Company have received
orders to prepare plates for the second fifty millions
Of the National Loan.
New-York Is have been sold at 100, and 6s at 1881
The demand for currency continues, and the redemp-
tions in ts city have not been so small since 1850.
Simeon Draper VIII sell, by order Of the Hon. s.
Van Seenwyk, Bank Controller Of the State of
Wisconsin, at the Merchants Exchange at II
o ocock IN. to morrow, the following bonds: $4,000
Missouri, $4,000 Virginia, 81 900 Louisiana $4,000
California, $4,000 North Carolina, 81 600 OHIO,
50 coo Georgia, $4,000 Indiana.
Thompson Brothers report the Winsied Bank Of
Connecticut thrown ont in Boston to-day.
On Change to-day the. Flour market was a shade
easier, with a moderate export demand. Wheat was
a trfe higher, with good export demand. Corn
was also shade better, with good demand, partly
speculative.
The specie shipments last week were:
BY Lady Chapman, for Jaenel....... s7b5
by Arsgo, f0r HayTe...........,....... 400
o'al.............,,,..,...,,..... Si,lb5
Previously in nle6l..................... 329l&f
From Jan. J. 1851 3296055
same tine IN 1860. tliJO6,'4J
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The aggregates OF the receipts Of the above articles
fnr the Nears 1860 and 1861 have beeni

Reducing the wheat to -four, the excess in the
receipt Of 1851 is equal to 2Oi6, ,l6O bbls Of -four.
Tie receipts 81 tide-water Of the principal articles
Of produce from the opening Of the Canals to and in
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
TIE receipts Of he Great Western Railroad Of Can
ada for the week ending Nov. were:

IDcrcsse............-".."..... s9
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k5sA nh, NJ d FT{sN,

s. Performances si.tftsllee
tse rvaa sEse n u Do4nataie Public
ss{iss /, EIfatEsIo Ia T4osiis5atse,
sf aEs ae 40 aeyTricg mil lltsat cent soax~5
nssze-at-s.sss
ne L de IA E.os,isiae, assem-
pa ~ ar'eiss Ell oTdosJl0as, etit est
ysla III ErcaeistF declare st af-doafe rs
Que les CERT eats do donation de teire
iees nliiitaifes on les ceftiticats de terre
lasant commencement des ItatssIJnis
s1la gu desc ftort ne pourfont plus, Il Ia
vctr, FOCUS on dennes en- paeiaent DIES terres
Il NnbiigtiRs dams cet Etat.
ggu Ci,dg:saoaset declafoas de plas, Qui y
sltR Al teaent tles tatFss pnbliqnes don't le
sessa all sege du commencement de Get
M fieier g1i en- aura la d
astsa pour titre eofnnssaite des terrcs
putllaiie Blei pnlandH. que ID legislature poaria
siaa teois eiiles dss Hlenbfea 6lus
Il que IA Ait can IT est plus heeessaige.
sttu, .. ~ 6ohnnas et efiageis dle pills. Que ID
des teffes publiaues seta ilonlI6 par
ae Ut tti conscntenent dtl s6nat
fene &c anu6es inojns qn iii ne soft
ps 9aI le soaFefl,er Son saiaifat SEES
Yoifs sei0t determines par I'd loi
et Il n'asfs tfai5 nouns oforaires.
sSise. plsisyss et
dc ~ par la prasente tdus les ar
llai n FlHernenent dos Etats-
klplE general Du d tout autfe empioye
ses as qtii ia trouvent dams les Ii
ae soit pour euys salaries OH services
Tendus INF ssiaels setont pages par lie tF6so-
rieE 81 sin sands pgovesant lie la sente des
fes, SUE les nardats d dit arpentelr
gesteFal As d abord par 10 goavsrneur
slc.sG t2paitonS III deGlFsons de plus Que Iii
Legislature atraie dEat ebroger on de inodifer lea
seeoHae ienae, qua anle, $oingaiRme sixame
eG ienle sections de Performance Il laquee IA
seuts u 81 Ii premiere dc la
Fgfsette ordinance a S
Adept6e en- Convention. dams la vile de Ia Eoavel-
OgGaHs, septiaIne jour De mars en Ian dc Iotre
Heignfap mil hnit cent soi3ante.etun.
SiEssna A. htnuroN
% la af5nve de l'Eladel ID Louisiane
4eEsie ! 81 tss}s N = VA mlb lot
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I n U EJ.
AN ORDINANCE

40 authorize the Legislature to issue the
Bonds ofthe State as provided for la art l.
Gle one hunIreSa and mine of she Constisu-
ton, In such amounts not to exceed six
Thousand dollars for every mile of grade
road within the State of LoUi>ia na, in
which the iron Il not laid at the time of
the issuance of the Ronls, provided The
amount subscribed by the State in nny
Railroad Company is not hereby i'm
creased.
Be ordained by the people Of the Slate of Lou
7Sidnd, IN Convention assembled That whenever
any Railroad in which the State is now subscri-
ber, shall have section of five or more miles
graded within the State, upon which iron shall
not have been laid, the Legislature may cause to
be issued to the said Railroad Company bonds of
the State in payment of its subscriptions TO the
extent Of six thousand dollars per mile Of road so
graded; provided however, the amount issued
shall not exceed the amount remaining upon its
subscription at the time of issuing the bonds.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the twenty-third day of March, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one
ISigneal MOuToN,
President Of the Convention
Attest; j. THOS. WHEAT. Secretary. fei6 lot
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Al % -
An ORDINANCE

4 ,ssssrsruassss.y ss Al Ortsinanee Entftied
q IA Ordinance Relative to the Unakspro-
Sa#1stesz Public RosnnaIs lii the STATE, of
ExxsssE sFanstssf Slaased February 10 1851. III
ssgtlE,fes i. TIE, The People of Louisiana in Con-
40 declare and ordIat and it
Is declared and ordained, That all further
fhority Of tile late GoFeEnmen of tile
nitEa Sta within this State, be and the same
Hr9 flesGh prohibited. gB38F
do further decinre and 09dGin. That
n Department eli Public Lands. the
Office whereof shall DC fxed.at the scar 1T Gov
erhast State, and there shall be an officer
appVlsssa w presia over the same whose title
shat be 81 Gctlln iissioner Of Public Lands.
fhe tuEa shall bYHa vote Of
threestiftila of the members elected to both
y1ranel1s said office whenever in their
oE The sarae shall no longer
sas & III tsStse, dsclai,a and or5aiia, That
She 0rer Of Pahiic Lands be appointed BY
Eis III The advice and consent of the
sss5all fgld llis oiiiea fonE years unless
A0oHsr Teha0Ead by the Governor. His salary dt-
tas aId power shalt be sgGisted l,y laiT, and he
Bi,Rtl mot receive any fees
SsSS AM lFe do declare and 0r6tai That
tlte ga OF Louisiana does hereby assume all ar
duo Ny the late Government of the United
III sSs SnrSeyos General OF ally Of tile en-
al0s hi Nle Land Office within the limits Of this
s5tlslss lafies services, and the same
shafs ny Easa BY the Treasurer Of tie State from
by the sales OF public lands upon
of sAisl General ; said war
y Esnfa hqina first approved BY the Governor.
~ n M declare and 0a:taaiia, That
shs sg have POI ar TO repeal or mod
tlst second, bird foarth. fifth, sixth and SOW
seSta ordinance To which this iii SUP
TIE first aeoiaH Of this ordinance.
ss Us tlon, Al tha city of Ne Or
Aessss the seyatsth eay Of March. in the year Of
otls Ifsrtl ole Thousand eight hundred and sixty
sessss
AZ MnuToN
N @ ' s
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GysnRTNAEF'E

Pour pourvoir n Ia ratification de la ConstI.
tuition DIES Etuts-Comfchercs d'Arnerfaue.
Nous, lie 1'cupfe de FEfat de Ia Louisiana assem-,
Die en- Conrenti0, la vile de Ia Nouvee. Orleans
10 Vingt.et.uneme jour de mars de IannGe de No.
tire Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-etun, ayant
m1rement consid6re la Constitution DIES Flats Con
fGdGrts dAmerique adoptGe par lie Congress des dts
Etats Confed6res, en- la vile de Montgomery, dams
FEtat d Alabama, lie onzeme jour de mars, de Tan.
nee de Notre Seigneur mil huit cent soixante et-un
ct soumse notre consideration, approuvons ct ra.
tions Ia dte Constitution ct faisons savoir par Ia
pr6sene, tous ceux qui peuvent 6tre int6ressGs,
que la die Constitution est obligatoire pour lie pcu
pie dc l'Etat de la Louisiana.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, lie vingt Gt-uniame jour de mars de Fan de
notre Seigneur mil hut cent soixante et,un.
[Signtl A. MOUTOS
President Conycptlan de rEtat de IL Louisiana
CertiGG j, TH0S. WHEAT. Srcrttaire ms lOt
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[ II.

TIT VILE5sN -ANLE
Providing fox the ratification of the Constr.
t1siion of the Confederate States of AEncr
lea.
We the People Of the Statcof Louisiana, in Con-
uentlon asSenl1ed, at the city of New Orleans, on
the 2lst day of March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixtyone, having fully
considered the Constitution of the Confederate
States Of America, adopted by the Congress of the
said Confederate States at the cityof 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 sfor consideration
do assent to and ratffy 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 twenty-rst day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. .-.
[Sgncd1 A. M0UTON
Attest j. TEOS. WHEAT, Secretary
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Feb. 26--No. 4D5e~- Favor of George
Whitetran, FORTY hundred ana eighty-

nine .doIlaf 6S9 90
Feb. 26--5N0 4052 Flavor of J. v. Du-
raide, for two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and fifty cents 23T 50
3. Resotced further, That said State Depository
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to
transfer to said Post-office 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, Pesolued 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.
- Lsisnedl s.a A. MouT0N,
- President Of the Convention.
Attest: j. THos. WHEAT. Secretary,
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RESDLUTTHN

Relative au7 Transient de IArsaee ress1IIere
de Get Efat on une partse de Ia dIte
ATEnee uu Commencement dies Rtats Corr
federes d'Amerique.
II est resolu par lie peup7e de rEiat de la Loui-
stdne assemble en- Convention, Que lie Gouverneur
de Get Etat est requis d'nformer, sans iGla, lie
President des Etats Conftd6r6s d'Am6rique du
desir du neuple de 10 Louisiana de voir l'armGe
rGguli9re de Get Etat, on telle parte de Ia dte
armGe don't lie gouvernement des Etats Conf6d6res
d'Amerique pourrait avoir beson transfer6c 4
rarm6e de la dte Confederation aussitot cue les
circumstances lie permettent.
AdGptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nou-
vee Orleans, &C treiziGme jour de mars Ian de
n0tre Seigncur mil hut cent soixante-et-un.
LS:gnGl A. MOUTOE
- President do 10 Convention.
GcFuns: d. Illus W HEAT, SecretHire fn2U LIT
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Pour nWtorisCr la Legislature Il cmettre
les hons dc iI1tnt ainsi qu IL est present.
par Particle 100 de la Const ttution, pour
tells lnontants qei n'exceaerOnt pas six
mile pimstces pour chaque mtlie de chez
min trace ct nivele dams PIcGat de la
Louisiana. ct sur iesquels les rails ne Sc
Sont pas deja poses au moment d'ernettre
les bSns, pourvu quo cetto omission de
bBms n'augmente pas IA sousrription
dc l'f at nu fonGls cap tai diaucune conn
pagnie dc chenhin5 de fer.
II est osioAne par he pettple de tEtatde Ia Lo,ti,
sidae, assemble Contention, One tontes les fois
quane eolnpagnie de chemin de fer, an fnnds CAPT.
tai de aqaelle rEtat d6ja souscrit aura fat ira
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~ ESQ E4gITIssM

slse MN II User Ie nefDsffaire de ksEcfas a
~ vev uzs Dtgiyte talaccfessS tttt Port d ID
ssSs'gf lcafsss Ie Esaftsat ennis he u
s7ss seEsy kolsa ate-et-tsn, 81. sa-
Tsss - ~ ~ s. nssist eolnpiassEs
Z Que il. u Gufot, ispesi
hasse ~ est BAR 1t Ytesarta
ee pItt pllegteif al port e la
eafss 1T sosniie dc mite 9ines don
81 CENTS nientaiif III ts ia,
sp ae le fe eette EpnF ei,tien II \
Iltl lstt n en- igetlT ie r. a
i le Placement dulueI is,a
EjoMEenfi0a iEltas. s 81 AZ s. at
Atsopsee en en- Ii vile do ID Nouvelle.
Sefeass, 81 egiefnt I9lf de- mars IAN ie nostfa
gpanSs NIL htlis eeilt lsVi2ante.etua
lslEral slonTox
fls5{Sss + ,Fsfs tgS4 In Conventions
: = ~ sssti.t4 y s'scts mis- lot
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ESus tssasssfsrer eertaIns Fensss an Gouver-
ssefssE1l4 Dies Etaks Genfederes d, AaneEfgue.
Noas. Ii ssstgle de i5tat he Ia Losiaiic, essen
bls Conention, decas8ss ct os9lennans, ct IL est
pun ~ ii ordossfes Que Id sonne
de tIois cent mile deux cent soix-
sept Eiasfes qualante six cents qui Sc trouVe
siltonanf entire les mains de a. Q. Guirot deposit
taire de lEtat ct eonnne sous Ie nom de fonas de-
etnE as placement des depbts dor ct d'argent (buls
lion fund.- Of transferee an gougernelnent des Etats
Gonl6a6Fes ~ et que Il dit depositaTe do
ess 81 aeEneure par Ia presente autorise ct re-
Snis de payer Ia dte somne sur iiordre du secres
faiEesde III tr&saserie 5les dts Etats Gonfeder6s.
SIC. iFosts decEasoas % oyto,iaoas de plus Que
Iasomne de cent quarante sept mile cing cent dix
neuf piastFes soixantesi six cents balance restante
den spHass par le dit depostaire de Eiat. de
AZ aoaaIle depuis ~ 81 anyisr derner ser transfe
dit commencement ct pay8e par le dit deposit
5aire sur l'orElre iu dit secfetaire.
Adept I'll Convention, en- la vile de ID Nouyele-
Drl6ansy 10 septienae jonr de- mars, Tan de notre
Seigneilr mil hnis Cent sol Jun.
& lagh5I A M0UToN
i fscrtia6 ~ n HOS. aVIIEAT secrftaite ml5 lot
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Al 'tt G'iiii "A Z |fli
INo. u
q IssoI.uTEoN,

fsssogeel vi fae People III HE Sfate Of Io,t;s;o,,o
fhat a. d Guirot, I,ti,o
the Syatc of Louisiana ID hereby raaairei
- Iaay W Deputy Goilectnr Of the Port Oh New
tla Of draft drawn in favor of III
Il. Hatch, dis6ufsing agent dated March \. IsGI
ilieh dfafs aaountlto one thousand and twenty.
Sgo Dol sweat -niRe cents, ana payment Of
4 gsliich was ordered BY resolution No. 20 az tia
Hsase Convention, said draft being signed hy fhs
resident uf this Convention. .TtsS- y
Sa0ptea ia Convention, ia The city Of New or.
niiith day of March, in tle year Il our
{ Lord mn thousand eight hundred and sixty.one.
lSgghedl AT MOpT0N,
Presids nj Of The Convention
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gsw drans gatg Crescent ahursaag gout savk IS 1861,

| Few. rs mo. 1885 en- favour de Otis H.
Telder pour quatre GENUINE pistres
cinquante- neuf cents 40I 80
Few. 23--No 1886 en- favour de Alfred
Gradings pour soixante. deux piastres
cinquante cents, Observation-Disclosures. 60 so
Few. 29--No. 1887 en- favour de James @
r. Arnold pour trois cent soixante-
deqx piastres einquante tros cents. s62 SO
Few, 2S--No. 1891 en- favour de Magee &
Paniser. pour cinquante.sx pastres. 90
Few 23-No. 1892 en- favour de W. Fl.
Edmundson pour cent cinunante.trois
:, piastres cinquante,sept cents ..... 1853 81
Few. 25-No. 1916 en- favour de P. G.
Hume pour soiXante.six piastres. &C 90
Few. 25-No. 4047 en- favour de j, w,
Blum pour soixaute-six piastres 66 90
Few 26--No. 1850 en- favour de George
Whiteman pouroinq cent quatre.vingt-
neuf piaStres ...........,.,. $50 IN
Fey. 26No. 1852 en- favour de J. V.
Durable pour deux cent trente-sept
piastres cinquante cents. ............. 2S7 so
Resoln de Plus, Que lie dit d6positaire de rEtat
est ct demeure par la pr6sente autoris6 ct reauis
de tranEf&Ter au dit compile du bureau des Postcs
Ia somme de douze mile piastres, des fonds sus-
dts entire ses mains Ia date sugdite nour payer
DIES mandats ennis avant lie 23 ianvier 1861
Resott de ptus Qu'aprGs avoir sold6 les man.
dats don't lie Placement est autorise par les r6sou-
tons qui precedent, des fouds Qui Sc trouvaent m
credit du revenu public au 81 1anvier 1861 la ha-
lance restante sera rGserv6e pour solder lie salaire
dtl d ceux qui ont fat lie recensement des Etats-
Unls dams Get Etat.
AdoptGe en- Convention en- la vile de la Nou-
velleOrleans lie neuvitme jour de mars de Fannee
de notre seigneur mil hut cent soixante- etun.
lSigne A. MOUTON
c,.., -,,, President de la Convention.
tertihs: D. ThoS. WHEAT, Secrttaire. mis- lot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

~ 8NEL6T9IVYIEEN
Relative to the Transfer of the Regular
Army Of tails State, or portion thereof
to the Government of the Confederate
States OF America.
Be Il resoIued By The People Of the State Of
Louisiana an Convention assembled That the
Governor of this State be and he is hereby re-
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
crnment OF the Confederate States of America,
transferred to the army of said Confederacy 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.
lStsned A. M0UTON.
Attes: ]. THos. WHEAT, Secretary ''''