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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23
Assignee's Notice

A II persons having claims against Rslph Io-5 -
THEREBY requested to present the same with rronar
vouchers, to the subscriber at the Store lataly
qed by said Lord, on or before the 18th aay of An
gust next. And all persons indebted to said RaInh
Lord are requested to make immediate payment -
the subscriber ct the above N en- ton ed place 70
G. B. SKINNER, Assignee of Ralph Lord
Watsrtovn July End, 1851. v2n4w
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23

CRIME IN ENGLAND.-England seems to
be Chamber of Horrors" London
Times well remarks, "crimes of the worst
dye lie in profusion before us" Within a
few days the papers have recounted the
details of a father ;nhictlng murderous
blows on his only son; two gentlemen
shooting, hacking, and smashing one an
other to death in back drawing-room in
by-street in the Strand; surgeon char
ged with professional murder upon an
unhappy patient; several husbands MUIR
dering their wives; a lady attacking her
aged mother with a bludgeon boy stab
bling his schoolfellow poor girl impaled
by a runaway horse on the ratings of
Eaton square miller numbering his wife
because Of wrangle about trihe Of money
as they drove home from market one man
killing another with o pitcher because he
aroused him from bed to ask a business
question ; and various minor crimes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23
Another Great Bargain!
WHO WANTS A WAREHOUSE AT WAR
PRICES,

Ihe Warehouse now occupied by George Pebbles
at the Milwaukee and Western Depot is offered for
saie az Ten per cent on ITS original cost at Ninety per
esns alScoaRt In the palmy days of 1856 it cost and
soio Tor S+oo0 1t IS now offered for $500 1t has
ns lease without rent; and rents for $40 year 1t
~ Ior Almost nothing. 1t includes choice pair
oi Scales which cost. and are worth SIS
me viii ee given on satisfactory paper Illinois
anu mlSconsin currency will be taken at per for IL
Mne'her oroNen or otherwise diseredited And re,
member 1t maSi Be sold T pPTTSu m ~
WATERFOWL, Wis. July 81. 1861
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23
JEFFERSON County Court. In Probate
NOTICE To CREDTTepS

In the matter of the estate of Mark Kilbour5 l.+ =
of the town of LAX eMills, in county of lafT,-
and State of Wisconsin, deceased.
Letters of administration on the said estate bsv;,
peen issued. and the frss Monday of January next
icing eS the order OF this Court limited Cred
OF sald deceased as the last day present their
Sn Tor examination and allowance: Notice is
nnereoy gwen that the undersigned Judge of said
VIII; on the lrst Monday in each of the mon tbs
OF september, November and January next at the
court House in Jefferson, in said County. receive
persons against said deceased "a az
DATED Jefferson, the LIST day of July, A. D. 1861.
SAMUEL BAIRD
uly5:4w4 Counf- IL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23

We propose to OFFER in few brief paragraphs sucS
proofs of the efficacy of RADwAY's READY REt1rv
bodies OF unacclimated men peculiarly snbiec in
warm ATTITUDES, cannot fail to command the atten
ton of Baternal Government, anxious to protpr
the health and lives of the of thousands OF bray
and patriotic citizens whe have left, and are dali,
leaving Their homes, their families, and their busj
ness to fight in its defense.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23
TESTIMONIAL No G

The military editor of the New York Sunday Atlas
teStifes behalf of the Seventy-rSt, Fifth, Sixth
Seventh, Twelfth SXty-ninth Regiments the bene-
stroke.''
As protective against and remedy for dysenrery
diarrhea, fever and ague, bilious, yellow other
teYers, and Of the effects of mia ma, unwholeSonu
ter, and excessive heat general invigorant and
restorative; also as an external application fer
reducing the inflammation Of wounds the Reliefis in
tallible. When administered internally it instantly
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[ N O.. ST.


"A
To Provide for the appointment of Dele
gates TO n Convention to form a Southern
Confcderncy.
We, the People Of Louisiana, in Convention as
sembed, do declare and ordain and il is hereby
declared and ordained
First, That this Convention will, on the seth 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
siona 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 Provisional Government for
| those States which have seeded, and which nay
secede, and intend to form a Southern Confed-
eracy.
Second, That the said Delegates be instructed
to aid III 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 the
fourth day of March, 1861; and that the same
Convention of Seeding States shall proceed forth.
with to consider and propose Constitution and
plan for Permanent Government for such States
which proposed plan shall DE referred back to the
several State Conventions for their adoption or re-
lection.
Third, That this Convention accepts the recon-
mendation of the State of South Carolina that each
State be entitled to one vote in the said Conven-
ton upon all questions which may be voted upon
therein; and that each State send as many Dele
gates as are equal in number to the number of
Senators and Representatives to which it was en-
titled in the Congress of the United States.
Fourth, That, if from any cause the said Con-
vention should not assemble at the 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, 1851.
[Sfguedl A. NOJTFON
80 FiesdGnt Ct the Convention of The State oHisiana
Attest: D. IfLOS. NlEAJ, Secretary fel5 lot
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Pour p0Urvoir Il Ia nom 5naGfon lie DeIcnnes
mune Convention pour f.r1ner une Confe-
dcrati Iu sad:
Nous, lie peupe de la Louisiana, assemble en- Con
venlOn declulOns ct 0rdonnOns ct il est par les pre-
sentes declare ct orlOnnG
reinforcement, Qu'au trente de janvier courant, 4
mldl, cefte Convention prOC1dera au sCrutin Il Eel
ectlon de SIX dGleguGs don't deuy ser0nt pris dams
tout Fiat ct uh dams Chaque district congressional
leSques repr6Senter0nt Get lGta dams la Convention
deS Etafs sclSsonnnres Qni dot SC r6unir il Mont
gomery, dams lEtat d Aabama lie quntrieme Jour de
1eVflel NIL hut cent s0Xante et-un pour assurer Ia
conc0rde ct lham ME de leurs actes ct aussi pour
lorner IN commencement prOyisOire pour les Etats
qui Sc sont separ6s qui pourraent Sc s6parrr ct
ont intention de former une Confederation du Sud
Secondenent, t2uil est eniOint aux dts dialogues
de contributor a former I'm commencement provisoire
sur Ia base de la Constitution de- Flats Uni> pour les
l.tats qn sc Sont StparGs qHi pourraient Sc Sc
parer, leq0el dcvra 6re 6tabi ct mis- en- aGtiyitt
aVaht lie quatriGme Jour du mois de mars mil hut
cent solXantc-etuu, ct que la meme Convention DIES
Etats scissionnares Sc mettra en- devpr immediate
ment de prendre en- consideration ct de pr0po>er une
constitution ct nn plan de gouvemlemeGt permanent
pour les dts Eats, leqnel plan rGtGr6 de
Veau aux diverscs conventions dEtAt pour etre
adOptG on rhjett.
Trosi6mement, Que cettc Convention accepte Ia
accommodation de l'Etat de la Caroline du Sud que
chaque Etgt ait drot Il un vote dams Ia dite Conven-
ZION sur b0utes les questions qui pOurrOnt y etre
misses aux VoIX, ct que cheque Etat eny0ie un nom.
Vac Ne uettSHeS REal a lOuUre ueS SElteutS ct deS
reprtsrnnts auqucs il aYaient droit Congress des
Etats-Unis
Qu'tuomement, Que 81 pour me cause queconQue
Ia die Convention yeHait ne pas q ssemblrr 4 IL.
poquc ct au lieu cessus dcsi@H6S les dts dialogues
sont par les pr&5cntes ntcr6ditGs aupras de toute
Convention des Etas scissionnaires qu pourat sas-
sembler t0ute altre &pOque ct en- tout autre lien
dams lie but de former I'M commencement ct d'Gtablir
Uhe Confederation, CONNIE il est present. Cidessus,
ct qni pourUit s'aiouIner pour Sc rGunir il t0utc
autre 6poque ct en- t0ute autrG lieu.
Adopt6c en- Convention en- In vile de la Nouycc-
Orleans &c vingt-neuyeme jour de janVier mil hut
cent soiXante et.Gn.
tSiguGi = A. MCUTDN
President de Ia Convention de rEat de IL Louisiana
teFNhe: j. TiIOS. WHEAT, S6Crtaire. fcl5 lot
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Relative aux Iseyenus collcctes tians lie port
So In observation-disclosures.

! Relative aux aaeVenHs CollcctGs dams lie poEt
/ Sc In observation-disclosures.
| Il est 0rGonne, par lie peuple de Ia Louisian
semb6 en- Convention, Que les reyenRs coectGs ct
! 4 collector dams lie port de la NOuvee- Orleans
sur teas THr tdei commits, par l'Etat de Ia Loui-
sians, et orrA@t oonsery6s spGcaement ct s6par&-
/ rnent de tons autres foDds.
II est dc plus OTdoRn6, Que lie gouverneur ct lie
gouverneUr seul, est par la prGsente aOtorsG trer
son mandat sur lie d&pusitaire des dts !onds pour
pager les dGpeDscs de service, ansi que les de
peuses &c Ia Monnaie de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans,
suivdnt destination des employees que celia con
cerne ct qui ont etc iusquA present autorists par
! ct rGElewcnts les lois DIES Etats Uuis.
HEet dc plus ord0nut, Qao tous les complies Sc
rattach3l25s 4u dit service auss bien QUA Ia die
hta1nnie ari5EeDremuRt reudus aux autpiItGs ljdG-
rales, soient renduS Z iSl5 Par 10 Souverneur,
Qui est par Ia prosecute aUtorsG { 81 feqUlS de
pTenCre jes boE5 ConYenables avec Ges CAUTIONS.
des ts officers, pour la idala executions de Ieurs
dev0irs.
Il est de plus ordonn6, Que tous les complies
rendns usqu'ace jour par les employees fta5raux de
Get Etat rautorit6 federal, ser0nt dor6nayant
renus de Ia maniere prescribe par les lois ct regle
ments des Etats Unis, au gouyerneur de Get Etat
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia willie de la Nouvelle
Orleans, ce yingtneuvinme jour de janvier, Fan de
notre segneur nj! hut cent soixante- et.un
tSigne A NOETON,
Certidt: j. THOs. WHEAT, Secra'aire. fsI5 lot
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AN oR4GEA ANCE
Authorizing the payment OF certain ORA fits
drawn ti.e late Spb-Trcasury of the
| United States at New Orleans.
| Whereas, the State of Louisiana has taken under
its control the funds deposited in the late Sub
| Treasury of the United States at New Orleans Int
considers it just that certain drafts drawn against
| the same should be paid.
SECroNl. Therefore, be il ordained b,,the PeoDle
OF the STATE Of Louisiana, in Convention assembled
That the State Depository of said funds be and he is
hereby authorized to pay all drafts drawn in tne le
CLIMATE course of disbursement by the disbursine
officers Of the United States, on the funds hereto.
fore deposited in the Sub-Treasury of the United
States at New Orleans to the credit Of said officers
respectively. Provided that no draft shall be paid
except out Of the officer drawing the same: and
provided, further, that the aggregate amount of
drafts hereby authorized to be paid shall not cx-
coed the sum OF S3O6,592 50. (three hundred and
six thousand five hundred and ninety-two dollars
and eighty cents)
SEC. 2. Be il further 0rdained That the State
Depostary aforesaid be and he is hereby authorized
to pay all outstanding drafts drawn by the United
States prior to the passage OF the Ordinance of
Secession, against the funds heretofore deposited
in the Sub-Treasury of the United States at New
Orleans, to the credit of the public revenue of the
United States. Provided that the aggregate
amount of said drafts shall not exceed the sum of
,226 II, Gone hundred and fortv.six thousand
two hundred and twenty-siX dollars and seventy
four cents) but transfer draft or drafts on the
bullion fund shall be recognized Or paid.
SEC. g. BE il further ordained, That the sum of
50 ,l64 A, (lhirty-one thousand one hundred and
sXty-four dollars and forty-four cents) standing
the credit OF the POstOtlice Department. on
he books Of the late Sub-Treasurer of the United
States at New Orleans, 'is hereby held subject 10
draft of the United States, in payment of postal
services until otherwise ordered by this Conven-
ton, or the General Assembly of the State.
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained, That no draft
whatever shall be paid of the said Depository Of
said funds until he shall have given bond with
surety to the Governor of this State, as provided
ar in hn prfiD h..rat nFCr 81,
twenty nnth day of January, 1861.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
Orleans, this second day of February, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-one.
(Signtd) A. MOTION,
PreSl mt Of The Convention Of The State O. J6u lana
Attest: j. THUS WHEAT. Secretary. fel5 lot
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| Relative 10 tie Revenues Collected at The
| Port of New Orleans.
BE il ordained by tie 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 ii further ordained, That the Governor, and
he alone, hereby authorized draw his warrants
on the depository of said funds, to pay such ex.
penses of the service, as well az the expenses Of
the Mint in New Orleans, upon the estimates of the
proper officers, as have been heretofore authorized
by the laws and regulations OF the United States.
Be ii further orCiailed, 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, whe IS
hereby authorized and required to take proper
bonds with sureties of said officers for the proper
discharge of their duties.
BE u tl,fthe5 ordained That all accounts hereto
State to the Federal authority, be hereafter rem
dered in the manner prescribed by the laws and
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OIfDUNW ANJE
Pour organiser Une force miIitaire renuIi
rt. DOur ! Etnt de L. ILnui sinnn

| Pour Or9a User Gne force miIitaire renulie
| pourpEtat de Ia Louisiana.
! Nous, lie peupe de Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Con
vention, OrlOnuons ct il est mar In nrEsanto or1,
par l'autoritt dn dit neIlpIe: - '0'''t
| PremiHramcnt kns.it6t arms 10 ro,eo+io, 5o ,o++
orG0nnauce une force militpirc rt"ro NC
dun regiment dartillern dim r;gint
ct des OFFICERS rtn;rany ct dEtat 2a"io @ t ~
aDrfs dGsgufs srro nrranSha ,or, IL rt +I,
! lEtat. p'0'''''0'' u
Secoudemcnt lie rroimnnt d'orti,Iaio ca oo,,,o
unr, ann ronna1 l, cep. nhnr H., tt; ~ G ~ ~
| -. w sc" ehS' uu SSult eI ue attfl
ctt, uI lieHteiianL-EOiOheI Gu ue uru& majors don
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ECLrrNgtgyrl1 tra SFafEs S'.s tEt8ls5yE
Nous, Iu Qeure dc Ia Lnnzitrp, assaflD- IL .f..
Convention, dl@l1aohs et nrdgHHoUs an loule ran,
some libre ct blanche e9IGp7iSv Jams fs7 .a!-,yri
suvaRtes sera considGrt Ell esE par In pr,a.uJe q
clarGe cit0yen de In Louisiana, savoi
Premerement, Tdute personne qni Ia dn,e z
adoption de Performance de secession, cest
dire lie vtngtsiXieme jour de janyer, mil hiatt cent
s0iXante. e.un. Gtait citoYen de Get Etat.
Secondement, T0Hte femme nee a l'Gtranger,
maintenant mariGe on qui SO marera Il in ct0yen
dc Get EtAt. ct qui acquIt on acquerra d0mi-
Gle dams lEtat.
TrosiGmoment, Toute personne nee on naltre
hors des mites ct de la iaridiction de Get Fiat,
don't lie p1re est on sern 4 lGpodue de 10 paiasance
on de conception, citoyen de Get Etat: Bien
entcndu, cependant que les drots de citpYen DC Sc
tranSmettront pas aux personnes don't les peress
mont jainais Ctabli ieur dOmicile dams rEtat. n
QuatrGmement, T0ute personae nee Il l6traneer
qn Ia date dc la secession susdite await dtclare
son intention de devenr citoye des dts Flats ns
en- vertu des lois de- naturalization dea Eats Unis
qu Gtait arrivGe dams les Flats Uns avant l'age H.
dlxhuit ans, ct await cOntnuGe 4 rGsider pendant
cinq ans aYant l'ad0ptiOn de Performance de sGces
sion, ct qu Sc confGrmera aux autres fDrmatGs re.
quses par les dites lois; lesqpeles dams &c but Of
lusqu'a ce point. sont par Ia pF6sente adOptGes
c0nme lois de la Louisiana, 4 reXeeptl0n cepend.
ant que lie serment Que devra prefer In persOnne
qul rGciamera ce droit sera celui d'a6geanee
lEtat dc Ia L0uisiane.
CinquiGmement, Tout enfant des personnes men
tonnes dams lie paragraph qtii prt:cete Genetrant
de la naturalization de pere. ansi FULLEST prtvu
dams lie dit paragraph, qui ayant atent sa maioritc
prelerh lie serment daliGgeauce i liEtat.
SiXememcnt, Foute personne Qui Giant eitOven
des Etats Unis snsdits gu ctoyen de tout Etat au
sera sGpart des Flats Unis, viendra depehrer dams
lEtat dams les dOuze moi5 qui precGderont la date
de ladopuon de Performance de secession su4dite
ct qni apres y avor reside pendant deuze mois,
pretera 10 serment d'allGgeance a rEtat: Bien
ontendn one lie serment dal6geance ne sera mas
eX1gc aprrS Ia formation dune Confederation du
Sud, DIES pcrsonnes yenaut dams Get Fiat ct Gtant
cltoyen de Ia dite Confederation ct de Fun gu
fautre des Etats comp0sant la dite Confederation
Septiemement, DGcarons ct ordonuons de plus,
lie scrment d'aiIGgeance admiuisirG en- pIeine
cour, par lie JUICE de toute cour de district de Get
Etat, ct sera enrGgistrG dams IN ligre tenu a Get
ettet par lie gTeiler de Ia cour.
Adoptfe ell Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nou-
VetIe-Or6ans, ce septieme jour de Gvrier de Pan
nee mil hut cent soiXante-etun.
lnGhel A. u tUTON,
c,,r. MIRO, r,-,,,, RE fdent de Ia Convention.
"''''HE a. i4"S. " hhAir Secf6lAiIs- fel5 iD
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y
who may hereafter be married to citizens IF tbis
state, and who have acquired or shall actlI,jra q
| domicil therein. aN~ -
Third, Allpersons now born or who may hereaf,or
be born out OF the limits and jurisdiction Of bs
State, whose fathers were or shall be nj tie tio
| OF their blrth or conception citizens Of tbis
State: Provided, however, that the rights nf iii
zenshlp sGal not descend to persons whose fathers
| never resided in this State.
Fourth, Persons Of foreign birth who had at the
date isecession aforesaid declared their intenton
to become citizens of the United States under The
naturalization laws thereof, or who had arrived in
the United States under the age Of eighteen wars
and had continued their residence therein for ivp
years before the date of the Ordinance of Secea.
sion. and who shall comply with the further re-
quiIemcnts OF said laws, which for that purpose
and to that extent are hereby adopted as laws of
Louisiana, with the exception, however, that the
oath to be taken by the applicant shall be of alle
glance to the State of Louisiana
Fifth, Children of persons specified in the preee
ing paragraph, who shall be dwelling in fhis Sfats
and be under the age Of twenty.une years when
their fathers shall be naturalized as provided in
said paragraph, and shall, after attaining the age
of majority, take the oath Of allegiance to tie
State.
Sixth, All persons being citizens Of the United
States aforesaid citizens of any one of the States
that have seeded thereirom who may have come
into this State to reside at any time within twelve
InOaths 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 Southern Conted
eracy, of persons coming into this State and being
citizens of said ConfederaCy, and of any of the
States composing the same.
Re il further ordained, That the oath of ale.
glance shall be administered in open court by the
Judge Of any one Of the District Courts Of this
state, aud shall remain III record ii hook to be
kept for ihat purpose By the clerk Of the court. ~
Adopted in Convention, * Inc city Of New o.
Ibis seventh day ri February. in the year u+
eight.
,%.EU-L taHsasa4f ffts5sssss ='s54g-
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UNE OIsDONNANCE



tires sur la Snus-Fresorcric dies Etats-Unis
a la observation-disclosures.
Attendu CUE lEtat de Ia Louisiana pris et place
sous lie cOntr0e les Ond5 dGpNs6S Ia sts-trGs0rcre
des Etats'Unis la Nouvee-OrlGans mails consd1re
quill est juSte que certainS mandats tires sur la
dite sousrGsorcrie, soient payGs en- consequence
SECTION L. lie peuple de I'I1tat de la Louisiana as
scnlblG en- Convention, ordonne:
Que lie dGposairc deS dts fonda, nommG par lF1-
tat est ct dcmeure autorisG par la prGsrnte 4 pavcr
tous les manda5 tires pour payer de- dGpenses Ggi-
times par les agents c0mpibles DIES Etats luis sur
les fOnds anterieufemCnt d6ro5GS la snusrGs0rcrie
des EtatS-Unis la Nouyee. Orleans au credit des
dts agents comptabes rcspcctivement
Bicn entendn, quaucun mandat ne sera pave cue
sur Ia balance q sc rouve au credit de rOcier qui
aura tire lie dit mandlt
Et bicn entendu de plus, que lie montant total des
mandats, don't lie Placement ct autprisG par Ia pre-
sente, ncXcGCea pas la sOmmc de $3UG,592 So ttOis
cent six mile cling cent qlatre,yingt.dOuze piasti es
quatre yingt cents.
SEC. 2. Orlonne de plus Qae lie dit dGpositaire
de l'Etat est ct d"meure nnt"TisG payer tOus les
mQndats tires par les Ettt>Uni~ avant Ii Dassatiou
de ordonHanrc de secession sur les foBd7 tGricure
mcnt drpos6s ia suus-tr&surelic des Etas-nis IN
Novec Orleans au credit du reyenu public DIES
Etlts-UuiS
Bien cntendu, que lie mOntant total dcs dts man
datS ncNcGtiea pas la sOnHne de $l4G,22G H. cent
quarane-siX mile deuX cent Vngt-Sx piastres ct
SoiNantcquatotHe cents, mais auCun mnda de trans
tert manda tire sur lie fonds destinG al Placement
des dGPots dor ct daT9ent, ne scrd Yalable
gu pay6.
$ Sec. 3. Ordonne de plus que Ia somme de
S3l ,l64 A, trenteetun mile cent soxanteq natre
piastres qarantequatre cents, qui trouve al Gre
dit du dGpGtcment DIES postes, sur les Vres de la c
devant sous tr6sOrere des Etats-Unis la NOuyenc-
OrlGaus est par la prGsente destin6e Placement des
mandats des Etats Unis tires poHr payer lie service
de8 postes jusqua quill en- soft autrement ordonn6
par cette Convention GU par l'assembl6e gtnGrale
SEC. 4. Ordonne de plus Qu'ancnn mandat ne
Oar lp
quill matt fourn son obligation avec cautions au gon
Verneur de Get Etat ains quill est present. dams For
dominance ant6reurement adopt6e lie 80 ianvier 1861.
AdeptGe en- Convention, dams 10 vile de la RouYe
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DRDGHN&NCE

7 EES DIN Y ANIk
! Four amcntfpr Ia Constitution, dc l,y2tn4 y,
Ia Louisiana:
L Mons IL neu,,,c dn l,Fta+ ia I, ami i,,o s,,,
par cee prtsentcs diclrG ct ordonrf
Prcmjtrcmrnt One Particle treutn .op,tro 10 J.
constitution est ct dpmnurr abrori, " -
Srconiprnpnt One I'orficla tyGntc.iv de !, c,,4i
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jn,m;1iotpn1ent nrirElI snn iIEr,inn f'' VIZ
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