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UMr. Joseph Croxton, delegate from the city
OF Louisville, having voted I'm the Kentucky
Legislature against the resolution ordering the
display OF the American flag from the dome Of the
State House, a large meeting Of his constituents
was held, at which resolutions were adopted, de
clsring the attachment Of the voters of the Firs,
and Second wards Of Louisville-which are em-
braced in Mr.. Croxton's District-to the Union,
that Kentucky Is still a member Of the glorious
Cdhfeds racy btqueathed to us by our fathers, and
that we recognize the Star and Stripes as the
banner under which every loyal Kentuckian will
fight In out the U nion; censuring Mr.. Croxton's
course snd directing him hereafter TO vote for
the measure which shall best represent his consti
tuency and best preserve the Union.
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD AND coal.

w. WOOD AND COAL.
OO Wlll surely get your moneys worth by
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, sonfhtceSt cor
a1 1 Ssreath street aad Canal, GEO. PA6E,
AGENT They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others in the city-cut, split, and deIv-
cred free of charge. IL YOU don't believe it. give
the Pioneer Mills q trial, and be satisfied.
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mAh-H

I SNYDER,
L. PL LUMBER AND GAS FTTTER,
. Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and r SITS.
He IL prepared TO Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them mo II
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w u o ID

w OoD
G o A
possible rates.
II. J. e. w. M. GAIT,
once 2sS Pa. sv, between llth and l2th sts,
ma l1-t north side.
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T PROCLAMATION
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, DO.
cHo,ER. moksnh A. shs present season the year
DYsPEfslbbk bbkR,,,rv
prevail TO an alarming extent:
r,nsIHt i GG's GSssGaHRscr 81 stths
to every iamily to know of
A REMEDY
st onos fSkss' Sk oSgt, SgossSSg, ssd 3 ne hEEneaeios',
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
REMEDY For THE RBoVE &c COMPLAINTS
In order to isfIify afpuBL,c
that no imposition intended in the sale Of this
The MONEY Will BE REFUNDED
whom the medicine fails to give entire satsfaotio
Ask then at Apy Yk! PISs SsSNTsRfbE,s si9Fs fsf
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
ssne as directed, and If not perfectly satisfied
Return to our d bhFssntd, e td,LARK ESQ
~ Street and Pennsylvsnia Avenue,
who Will refund your money.
Price-as and SO Cents per Bottle.
For sale at oil Drug Stores everywhere.
JAS M'OOEsEtt s.S.E.t AGENT.
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DENTISTRY.

1hS LOCKWOOD & DARRELL ARE PRE-
-, - pared 20 iOsert TEETH on VULCAN--
bASE, a new and improved mode -
Mhen made on this plan they are com m-SIIm
ioLsaoe n 20 wear and much cheaper than any other
Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate ana an Dental
operations Of any kind that may be desired OF
hoe0hoom No, in the w flashing Son Building, oor-
ner Pa. av, and Seventh st. ia lO'Sws
Xl. LOOMS, M. D.. The invsnto, and .,t.,,..
oIthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tenqs personally at his Office in this city A@
MANY persons oan wear these teeth who 0II0
o1nnot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these, ~
Persons calling 1T my otfice can be accommodates
Win any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
on. 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
oieanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
srt can produce. the MINERAL PLATE vii be
more fuily warranted.
ooms In this cIty-No. 33S Pa ayenue hatv.sr
rhla. 90 ne ~
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A WIN. T. DOVE & CO.
x1hE NOW prepared 70 execute any orders with
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
IL Store on 9Th street, a few doors north of Pa
Avenue, where may be found a complete assortment
WATER EIXTuE ES. ia 27-lI
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6. d. DEMUTH CO.,
IMPORTERS And Wholesale and Retail Deal
in
HAVANA CIGARS,
FOREIGN WINES, SR4NDIES, GINS, &C.,
No: 40 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Firs doors ab0rs Lexington St,
no 2-1y Bsltimores
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w GAS IXTURES.
w T. Have IN store, and are daI receiving, GAS
FIXTURES fentIrely New Patterns and Designs
and Fnlshi superior in style TO anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite oitiZens general
ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we hsvs the best
selected stock in Washington
AL Work in the above line Intrusted TO our care
will be promptly attsnded to.
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar ST. SIG street.
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To Provide for tlae Appointment of De1e-
gates to n Convention to form Il Southern
Confederacy-
We, the PEOPLE Of Louisiana, in Convention as
declared aud ordained:
First That this Convention will, on the 3Oth day
OF January instant, at the hour of II NJ, pro
coed to elect by ballot six delegates, two from
the State at large and one from each Congress.
sonal District to represent this State in the Con
vention of Seeding States, proposed to be held
at montgomery, in the State of Alabama on the
| fourth day OF February, 1861, for the purpose of
securing concerted and harmonious action and
also OF forming a Provisional Government for
those States which have seeded, and which nav
secede, and intend to form a Southern Confed-
eraey.
Second, That the said Delegates be instructed
to aid in forming Provisional Government. on
the basis of the Constitution of the United States
for such States as have seeded, or may secede to
be established and put into operation before tha
fourth day of March, 1861; and that The same
Convention of Seeding States shall proceed forth
with to consider and propose a Consultation and
plah Tor permanent Government for such States
which proposed plan shall be referred back to the
several State Conventions for their adoption or re-
lection.
Third, That this Convention accents the recon-.
mendauon OF the State of South Carolina that each
State be entitled to vote in the said Conyan-
ton upon all questions which may be voted npon
therein; and that each State send as MANY Dele
gates as are equal in number to the number of
senators ana representatives to which it was en-
titled in the Congress of the United States
Fourth, That, if from any cause the said Con-
ventlon should not assemble at tue time and place
above mentioned, then, and in that event the said
Delegates be, and they are hereby accredited to
any Convention of Seeding States which may
meet at'any other time and place, having for its
object the formation of a Government and the
establishing of Confederacy, as hereinbefore
prescribed, and which may adjourn to meet at
any other time and place.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Or.
leans: January twenty ninth, 1861.
fSguedl A. MOTION
esident Of tho Convention of the State Of Louisiana
At'eS'' d, itioS " HEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot
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nRpnNNANcn

ORDINANCE
Relative aux Eeyenns eollGcges dams lie pOrt
de Ia FotIve fte-terletaDS.
II est ordonn6, par lie peuple de Ia Louisian as
sembl& en- Convention, Que les reveuus coect6s eli
4 collector dams lie port de Ia Nouvee- Orleans
sont tenus par idei commis par l'Etat de la Loui-
siane, ct seront consery6s sp6calement ct separG.
ment de tous AutreS fonds.
II est de plus ordonnG Que lie gouverueur ct lie
gouverneur seu est par la pr6sentc autorisG tirer
son mandHt sur lie d6positaire des dts fnnds pour
payer les d6penses de ce SERVICE ansi que les de-
penses de Ia Monnaie de Ia Nouvelle Orleans,
suivant Destination des employees que celia con.
e,sfGe, ct qui ont etc usqu'A present autorsGs par
ct regiementa les lois DIES lItats UuS.
II est de plus ordonnG, Que tous les complies Sc
rattachant au dit>aarvice aussi bien aua la dita
Monnaie autGreurement reufas- aux authorities felG-
rales, soent rendus 4 ct r6gles par lie gCtverneur,
qui est par Ia pr6sente autoris6 ct requis de
prendre des bonS couvonables, avec des cautions,
des dts officers, pour Ia fdee executions de leurs
devors
Il est de plus ordonn6, Que tous les comptes
rendus jnsquA jour par les employees f6deraux de
Get Etat lautor6 federal, seront dor6nayant
rendus de Ia manere prescribe par les lois ct regle
ments des Etats Unis, au gouverneur de Get Etat
Adopt&e en- Convention en- la vile de la Nouyelle.
Orleans, vingt.nepvieme jour de janvier, Pan de
notre seigneur mil hut cent soixante. et.un.
signel A MorTON.
Ceras: j. THoS. WHEAT, secrerairs. feI5 Gt
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EfBDnTNNECE

JIs DiETNNStyEI
Pour a2merder la Constitution, ,ie r,Y1to+ Il,
circumstance:
Nous. lie peuple de rEtat de Ia Lonsinne, Assem-
BILE en- Convention, decarons ct ordonnons ct il est
par ces pEGsentes declare ct ordona6:
PTemieremeut Que Particle treuteduatre dc |,
constitution est ct demeure ahrogG.
Sccondemeut, Que l'atice tro0tesix de In conaii-
tuition est change de mlniare GtG ain-i ecncu
Nu ne sera eligible Ia place de gouverneur gu lie
lieutenant gouyeineur sill nh attcnt rare dn vin,t
hut ans sill MA e6 ctnyen de l'Elat ct sill ma re-
side dams lttat d0rant les qnatres aunGes uui ont
lmmGdiatement pr&cGdG son election.
TTosiemement, Que Particle trente.ueuf de Ia CON
stitulon est ct demeure abrOgi
QuatriNmement, Que Particle Gnnrante-six lie In
constitution est change de maniGre etre anaI con-
Gu: lie g0nVelreur sera lie c0mmaulantcn-chef de
larmG, de la marine ct de la milice dc GET Etat
enlightenment. Que Particle cent vingt-six est
amende de manierc etra ainsi concu: font citnyen
de Get Etat qu aprGs Fndopt0n de l'0rtlpnnAnce de
session de fEat de Ia Louisiana de l'Union f1dkrale
Sc battera en- duel avec un citoyen de Get Fiat OH
enVerrA on acceptera IN cartel pour Sc battre en-
duei aVec I'M cltoyen de Get Etat soft dams fEtat
SOFT hors de IEtat, on qui agra CONNIE t&moin on
qui sClemment aidera dune manibrp QuelcOnoue les
personneS engagGes dams IN duel ne Dnurra VccuTer
aucune place salar6e nj aucun pOste de confance
ct Sera prlyt dn drolt de suffrage. Tout officer de
fEtat, tout membre dc l'assembGe g6nGrae on toute
aure perSOnne rempssant DIES unctions salariee3 on
I'm poste de contianCe, vertu de Cette constitution
ct des lois qul en- dependent, devendra ipso facto
inhablle roster en- place, du moment Gull aura com
mis- lie DELFT prtvu dams Get article. La legislature
iadiquera de quelle mapiere cette d6chGancc sera
constatGe
Sixiemement, Que Particle cent vingt.sept est
amendG de moniere etre ainai c0ncu: La egisla.
ture aura lie droit dGtende lie droit de cete cousfi
tnton ct Ia jurdcton de Get Fiat tout territoire
acquis par lEtat de Ia Louisiana
Septtemement, Que Particle cent vingt-huit est
anIcndt de maniefe 6tre ainsi conCu: AuCune par
tic des tees anttrieuremeut concGdees par lie Con-
9res des Etats-Uni PEtat de Ia Louisiana, pour
u permettre de consruire des evGes ct autreJ ira.
yauX necessaires DIES terres nond&es
dams Eat ne sera dGtoGrn6e de Fohet pour IeuueI
ellie GtG concGd6e 81 nest pour larmement ct la
defense de fEtat.
AdoptGe en- Convention en- Ia vile de la Nouvelle. |
Orleans ce premier jour de Gvrier Ian de u6tre Seig
leur mil hut cent s0iXante-et-1n.
l9YnSi A. MOUTOS,
President dc In Convention dc Pc de Ii Louisiana
Neti'he' d. Illus. W HEAR SecTeiaie- fe5 lot
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IN u o.l
AN ORDINANCE
Relative to the Revenues Collected n

s
Relative to the Revenues Collected at the
Port of New Orleans.
BE ordained by he People of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled, That the revenues collected
and to be collected at the port of New Orleans,
are held in trust by the State of Louisiana, and
shall be kept separate and apart from all other
funds.
Be 1t further ordained. That the Governor, and
Ae alone, is hereby authorized to draw his warrants
on the depository Of said funds to pay such Elk,
penses Of the service. as well as the expenses of
the Mint in New Orleans, upon the estimates of the
proper officers, have heen heretofore authorized
oy HE laws and regulations of the United States.
Be u further ordained, That all accounts con.
nected with said service, as well as said Mint as
heretofore rendered to the Federal authority, be
rendered to and adjusted by the Governor, who
hereoy authorized aud required to take proper
enhds Biih sureues OF said officers, for the proper
discharge OF their Duties
BE II further ordained That all accounts hereto
fore rendered by the Federal officers in this
State 70 the Federal authority, be hereafter rem.
dered IN the manner prescribed by the laws and
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~ - n
who may hereafter be married to citizens Of ths
state, and who have acquired or shall acanire q
domcil therein. 1a"'ts !"
Third, Allpcrsons now born or who may hereafter
ne porn out o. Tue limits and jurisdiction of this
state, whose fathers were or shall ia III III +;n,
OF their birth or conception, citizens Of tbis
state: Provided however that The rights ~ ctJ
zenship shall not descend to persons whose fathers
never resided in this State
Fourth, Persons of foreign birth who had NJ A.,
date OF secession aforesaid declared their jntantot
to become citizens OF the United States under tba
naturalization laws thereof, or who had arrived In
the United States under the age Of eighteen peors
and had continued their residence tbere;n for ,
years before the date or the Ordinance of Eecas.
sion, and who shall comply with the further ,o.
qniremens of said laws, which for that purpose
Inu 70 tnat extent are hereby adopted as laws of
Louisiana, with tho exception, however. that tie
oath to be taken by the applicant shall be az aiie
glance to the State of louisiana - "''o'
Fifth, Children of persons specified in the nrnced
ing paragraph, who shall be dwelling IN this sfatn
and be under the ago Of twenty-one years when
their fathers shall be naturalized as provided In
said paragraph, aud shall, after attaining the ACE
Of majority, take the oath Of allegiance ID tRe
State. ~ w. 49,
Sixth, All persons being citizens Of the limited
States aforesaid citizens Of any one of the States
that have seeded therefrom, who may have come
into this State to reside at any time within twelve
montns prior TO the date Of secession aforesaid
and who shall, after residence OF twelve months
therein, take the oath of allegiance to This State
Provided that the oath Of allegiance shall not be-
required after the formation of d Southern C3nnEad-
eracy, OF persons coming into this State and being
citizens of said Confederacy, and Of any one Vf tho
States composing the same
he Il further orddiEsd, That the oath Of ale
rAnce shall he Administered in omen court hF the
Judge Of any one of the District Courts Of this
State. and shall remain Of record in boo; to be
kept fer that purpose hy the clerk OF the court,
Adopted In GnUyFhli5H, ~ the city Of New Or.
i{2S939s his seventh dry -Brnary, in The year Of
mr. 04l one thousaga sj&Hy7 p03yta and af&ty-one.
'-'' ~ NDUF5E
l's''H 35gSSa5s5 i-rJ3mg5 II tie G,rt5$ltoH
&l'at- J g. FWHFAw ~
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oRDONNANCE
Pour org aniser une force militafFe reruIfe
re pour Hhtnl de Ia LouiSiane.

Pour organiser une force milttaIre resuIie.
re pou" fLtat de In Louisiana.
Nous, lc peuple de Ia Louisiana assemble en- Con
yentiOn, ordonnons ct il est par la pr6sente oronnl
par l'autortG du dit peuple
Premitremcntr Aussit0t apres la passation de cattf
ordinance une force militaira rGnulihrn rnnnos%e
dun regiment artilierie dim rGgimnnt dinf,Itnr;
ct des officers gGnGranx ct dtat mi ennt ri
apres desgnts organisGe pour Ia protection Dir
lEtat.
SeC0ndement, lie regiment dartilIerie So couno
sera dun colonel qu sera chef du genie ct de l,art
ere, dun Northumberland ct de dpux majors don't
lun sera Chef du train darillerie d I'm srrpantmo
Jbr 1T de hut cOmpagnes, don't chacune Sc comnuen
IA dun captaine. de deux premiers lieutenants dnn
second lieutenant. de quatre sergents, dc ouatre en-
pOfauX, de qlatre altlcers de deuX musCieDs eft de
quatre-Vlngt-SiX soldats
LIE regiment dinfanterie Sc Composera dun colo.
mel, dun cutenantcoonel, dun major, dam serrent
major ct de mutt cnnpagnies, don't chacune Sc com
poeera dun capitaine dun premier linntunont ia
deuX seconds lieutenants de auatre serrrnts do
qlmtre caporauX, de deux musicieus ct dc 1uatre.
yingt-dix soldats. Chaque regiment aura I'M adm.
CANT ciotHl parini les subaternes de la lignc.
Troisiememcnt, II aura un major general oui
aura uh SFaae et uh commandment imnGdiatement
al,dessous du commandment en- Chef avec deux
alaeSaecanp q'l auront lie grade de premers liente-
nantS ct qui serOnt attaches CONNIE sbalternpq nra
an regiment de gne. I'm ABUNDANT ct inspecteur
general f.Vtc lie grade de colonel, ct abundant ge-
neral assistant avec lie grade de capitaine Tn quar-
u"fmaltrc general aycc lie grade de COLONEL ct tros
quartlers mnlts assistants ayec lie grade de capital
mes Les devorS du dGpArtement des wires ct de la
paie sefont Fempls par lie d6partement du quarter,
maitre. Un chirurgien avec lie grade de major ct
tos assistants aVec egrade de premiers entcUants,
ct denX garde@ magasins militnires ct dc doze sol
dats dn train d'aftiere.
9tnIrle,nelheht, ious les officers commissioners
dealghes dans cette ordinance, seront nommGs Iar
&c convenient DE laVlS ct dl c@nsenement du SGnat
CT les recres sehgaseront servr pendant tros ans
MONS gu Giles ne soent renvoyGes plus tot Bien
ehtehau' que IL BouVcrneur 0u Ia Legislature aura lie
pouv0lr dc CGncIer cette force lOr> Ia sf,ntS Ja
IEtat n'eXircra uIug sn Cnr,ira an do /, e.. =. 80
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Pour pnurvOir IA la nom nation de Delecues
IA une Convention pour former une Confe-
dera tiDh du Sad:
Nous lie peuple de la Louisiana assemble en- Con
Ysntlon eCnr0ns ct Ordnnnons ct il est uar les nr6
sentes declare ct orrlonnG:
reinforcement, Qu'au trente de janvier courant, 4
MIDI, cette Convention procedera scrutin 4 Pei
ectlon de SiX deegues don't deux seront priS dams
tout Etut ct IN dams chaque district c0ngressnnnel
le'qntlS reprGaenteron Get Etat dams Ia Convention
des Etats srlSSlonnatres qu dot Sc rGunir Mont
gomery, dams FEtat d Alabama lie quatrieme Jour de
feVrtr mil hut cent s0xante. et-un, pour assIrer la
concorde ct lharm ME de leurs actes ct auss nonr
former I'm gouvernement provisoire pour les Etats
qn Sc sont separes gu qui pOurraient sGpartr ct
ont l1ntenton de former une Confederation iu Sud
oec"ndemellt, Quiz est eniont aux dts dGlGguGs
de cnntllDuef former un commencement prOvisOile
sur Ia base de la Cent uon des Etats Uni pour les
Ethts ON sc sont sGparGs qui pourraientS Sc Sc
parer, lequel deyru Gtre etabii ct mis- ell aCtyitG
aVaht lc quatieme jour du mos de mars mil HUT
ceut s"lX tte-et-un, ct que IN meme Convention des
Ettts sGlssiunnaires metfT ell devuir Immediate
ment de prendre en consideration dc propOscr une
constitution ct un plan de gouvernemeft permanent
pour ie' DIT Etats, lequr plan sera rGfGr6 de nou
Veta aux dvtrses conventions dEtat pour Stre
adoptG on r~jetG.
rroisiememeut Que cette Convention accepte la
recommendation de PEtat de Ia aroline du Sud que
chaque Etat ait droit Il IN vote dams Ia dte Couven.
tlon sur toutes les queS' ions qu pourront etre
misses aux yolx, ct que chaque Etat enyoe nom
bre de de'egncs Gsa au n0mbre des sGnacufs ct des
ants auques il ayaient drot au Gongres des
-Uns.
Gu tritmemcnt, Que 81 pour unc cause quelconQup
Ia die Convention veait a ne pas s'aSsemper \ lG-
pOqae ct an lieu cifessus desgnGs les dts dialogues
sont par les prGSeutes accrGditGs aupreS de toute
Convention des Eta scis,ionnaires qui poHrTt s'aS
senhler tout" autre 6poqUe ct en- tout ant lieu
cans le bu de former TN gouvernenent ct d6tlblir
une Confederation. CONNIE il est present. ci-'iessJs,
CT On ,p"urrat S'ajourner pour Sc rGunir a toote
autre epoque ct en- t0ue antre lieu
AdDntee nm ar h vi Hn vel
Orleans CT yingtneuyeme jour de janvier mil hut
cent soixante et-un
tsgntl A. MnUTON,
tSident de In Convention de Eat de Ii Louisiana
Geftiht: j. FHDS WHEAT. Secratare. fel5 lot
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bSiNGF1iittaa ttS 4'Tl 49, dss CitoyesI
E08er h. people H. I'd sf4iaae hsarnIblS en-
ConyeTIi2a, dictaraHa VT 1ouIHs que tquta nsr.
some HIRE e. blanche 1908 iSe dams les catGEaFies
snlVahtaS seEA @7ast4&ts e*t par In prGs6nse, de-
cl4tee eitoyen de "a Ii hne sagOr:
reinforcement luub nerRGUuh qui 4 In data de
ladoption de Performance De a&egssion. gest 4
DIRE lie VingtsXfeme joar dG iaurier. mil limit can't
solxante. et-uh, Gtait ct1yen dc co. Etat-
SeGondement, Toule tRmihe n&e A rGtrangeft
malntenant mAriee on qai 70 ni4risfa ANA ettaysS
Gle dHns l'Etat.
Iroisiemement. Toute persanne Nee on a naitre
nor5 des Iimltes ct de IA jRridptouk de cet Eatt
don't 10 pcfe est on sera iGE0que Dc "a uatssaueee
on dc So conception, ci'0yen de Get FStat BIea
eHtendn, dependant, que les droits de cheyenne Sc
trahsmettrGnt pas AUX pfrsnnnes don't Rfs pttes
mont jamais Gtabli leur domicg dans l'Etais y p
Quatromement. Tonte peFaoRue nee 4 l6tranger
qu a la date de In secession snsdite, await DISCARD
son intention de devenir ctoyen DIES s Etas EEnis,
en- Vertu des lois de nanra EdtiHn des Flats iTu4 on
qu Gtai arrivGe dbus les lrata rais egant laEe ie
dl&-hut ans, eli await continues yrG3idsr pendant
clhq ans avant tadOptop de i'ofloauancede g&ees,
SION, ct qu Sc conormera auires formalit6s re-
qRses par les dtes l0is le9quelles dams re but ct
lnsqna ce point. sont par Ia pr6sente adoptGes
CONNIE lois de la Louisiana, i Perception cepend-
any que re serment one devra prefer la personne
On reciamera ce droit aera celui d'allGgeance
lEtat dc la Louisiana Q VI
enlightenment, Tout enfant des persopues mem
uonnGes dams lie paragraph qn prGcede demeurant
uaii7 ''at ~ tyhht pas Vlngt'et uu ans Fepolue
de Ia naturalization de son pere afns auit eat prGyu
dams lie dit paragraph, qp ayant atteint sa naoritd
pretera 'o serment d'aliGgeahce l'Etat
SXemement T0ute personne qui Giant citoyen
ue5 ESats on's sMsdlfs. on citoyen de tout Eat qu
sera sGpar6 des Etats Unis, Viendra demenrer dams
Etat dams les douze mois qni precederont la date
de iadopon de Performances de secession suadte
ct quI apres avOir reside pendant dolze nnia
pre3era lie serment d'alIGgeance d rEtat: Rien
entendu que lie serment d'allcgeauce ne sera pas
eXlge apre5 Ia formation dune Confederation du
quo, des PerSonnes venant dams Get Etat ct 4tant
etoyen de In dite Confederation of de Trn a.,
azure des Flats composant Ia dite Confederation.
0epuemement, DGcaron9 ct Grdonnons de pins
Ie sefinent dalIfgeance sera administr6 en- pIeine
c"ur, par lie JUICE de toute conr de district de Get
htat' ct sefn enrtgistre dams un livre tenn GET
ehet par lie grefier de la cour
AdoPtee EN- Convention, en- la vile de la Non.
ce septeme jour de fGyrier, de Fam
t"H"'I A. luton,
ps,.sk. r r,Inc ,,,r,- fts dent de liz Convention.
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