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ORDONNANCE
Relative aux Reyenus coll eCf ez tInDs e. mort
de In NouveiIe-Orleans, ~ &
III est ordonnG, par le peuple de la Lonisan as
sembl6 eu Convention, Que les revenus collectes ct
collector dams lie port de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans
sont tenus par tidei commis par PEtat dc la Loui-
siane ct seront conserVGs sp6cialement ct separe.
ment de tons autres fonds.
IL est de plus ordonn6, Que lie gouverneur ct lie
gouverneur seu, est par la prGsente autoris& tirer
son mandat sur le d6positaira des dts fonds pour
payerles d6penses de ce service, ainsi que les de-
penses de la Monnaie de la Nouvelle. Orleans,
sulyant destination des employees que celia con.
c9ra, ct qni ont etc jusqn'a present autors6s par
ct Regiments les lois des Etats Uns.
Il est DC plus ordonn6, Que tong les complies Sc
rattachant al service aass bien qua la dite
Monnae antGrieurement reuius aux autorit&s f6d6-
raes, soient rendus ct r6gl9s par lie gsAyernenrs
qui est par Ia pr6sente autoriS6 ct reouis de
prendre des bons conyenabes, avec des cautions,
des dts officers, pour la dele executions de leurs
devoirs.
IL est de plus ordonne One tous les complies
rendus usquA ce jour par les employees fed6raux de
Get Etat rautoritG federal seront dorenavant
rendns de Ia manere prescrite par les lois ct reggie.
ments des Etats Uns, au gouverneur de Get Esat
Adoptee en- Convention, en- la vile de la Nouyele.
Orleans, ce yingtneuveme jour de ianvier, Pan de
notre selgneur mil hut cent soixante- et-un
tSign6l A MORTON
n,r>., President de ventiou
EertHt: j. THoS. WHEAT Secraaire feI5 lot
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Autorish mt lie pa eme Mt d eertains mandats
tires sur la S"us-Fresorerie dos Etats-Unis
n In NOuvciIc-t3rleans.
Attendu que Etat de la lIOnisiane pris ct place
sous lie contr0le les tOndS dGp0aGs la snstres0rere
des EtatS-Uns Il Ia NOuvele- Orleans mas consdarn
quill est juSte que certains mandats tires snr In
dite sou3trGs0reric, soient pages en- CONSEQUENCE
SECTION |. lie peuple de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana as
sembIe en- Convention, OrdDnne:
Que lie dGpOsaire DIES dts fonds. nomm6 mar I,E
tai est et demeuTe antOrisG, par la prGsene Daver
tous les mandatS tires pour payer des dGpcnses lGg
tneS par les agents comptables des EtHts luis sur
les t0nas S1teleuremeht deposeS a Ia soustrGs0rere
deS EtatS-Unis a la Nouvee. Orleans au credit des
dts agents comptables Tespectivement
Blen entendu qHarcun mandat ne sera pave que
sur Ia balance qni Sc trouve credit de oificer dui
aura tire le dit mandat
Et ben eutendu de plus que lie montaDt total doc
mandats don't lie Placement est autors6 par Ia prIi-
scnie ncxcGdera pas Ia snmme de $500 ,552 so, tros
cent SIX mile cinq cent quatre yingt-douze piastres
quatre Vugt cents.
SEC 2. Uri0nne de plus One lie dit 16nositaire
de IEtat est ct demcure autnris6 Il payer t0us les
mandats tires par les Fiat Uni. avaIt IN paseotior
de ordonnance de secession sur les fond4 nttrinnrn
ment depoNcs Ia sous-tr&sorarie dcs Etats-Uns Ia
No0vellc Orleans al credit du revenu public des
Etats-lJuiS. f US
bien entendu, que lie montaut total des dts man.
oats neXcener! pas la somme de SlI6,22G "a, cent
quarante-SiX mile deuX cent vngt-siX piastres ct
solXantequat0r2e cents mails aucDn mard # dc trans
ert, mandat tire sur lie fonds destinE m naiaant
de8 d6pots dor ct dagent ne sera reconnu yalable
on pay6, 'N''>>'iN
- SEQ. !. ordonne de plus que la somme de
Ssllef A. trente'etun mile cent soixante.qu
piastes quarantequatle cents aui Sc trouye an Gre
dlt du departement des posteS sur les yres de la ci
deYant sous tr6sorere DIES Etats. Unis la Nouvele
oeans est par Ia preSente destinGe au pniement des
landats DIES Etats Unis tires poHr payer lie service
des postes usquA ce quill en- tautrement ordonn6
par cette Convention on par l'assemblGe generate
SEQ 4. Ordnnne de plus Qu'aucun mandat ne
seta page par lie dit depositaire DIES dts onds avant
gull matt fOurn son obligation avec cautions au gou.
verneur de Get Etat ains quill est present. dams For
dominance antGrieurement adopt6e lie 30 anvier 1861
Adeptee en- Convention, dams la vile de la Nouyel
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TO amend the Constitution OF the State OF
louisiana.
We, The People fthe State of louisiana, in Con.
vention assembled dosdeclare and ordain and il is
hereby declared and ordained:
First That article thirty fourth of the Consttu-
ton be and the same is hereby repealed.
Second, Fnat article thirtysixth of the Constitu-
tion be altered so to read as follows towit: No
person shall be eligible 10 the office of Governor or
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Concernant Ia Hbre Navigation du fieuve
lefsssissss7fsifAs ---e---,--.-..-.-
ReSolu, Que nous lie peuple de iEtaatt de Ia IIoui
slane, reconnaissons lie drot de libre navigation aqq
heuye Mississippi, ct de tons SEES tributaries, par
tous les Etats amis riverains du dit leuve ct des
dts tributaries. Eft nous reconnaissons 6galement
lie drcit dentr6e ct de sorte des bouches du Msss-
snp par tous les Etats ct pnssanees amis ; ct nous
deoiarons par ces pr6sentes notre volon& de sti-
puler toues les guarantees n@cessaires pour l'exercse
des dts droits.
Adoptee en- Convention dams la vile de Baton
Rouge, ce vingtsixeme jour de janvier, en- lannee
mil hut cent soixante-et-un.
[Sigu61 A. MOUTON,
President dc Ia Convention.
Certike: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secrstaire. fel5 lot
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..,4a INps Osl ar --H
RESaLrTvToN

In reference to the Free Navigation of the
mississippi river.
Resolced, That we, the people of the State Of
Louisiana, recognize the right of the free naviga.
ton Of the Mississippi river and its tributaries by
oil friendly States bordering thereon, aud we also
recognize the right of egress and ingress of the
mouths of the Mississippi by all friendly states and
powers, and we do hereby declare our willingness
to enter into any stpulations to guarantee the ex
ercise Of said rights.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge this
2Gth day of January, 1861.
tSiguedl A. M0UTON,
President of the Convention.
Attes: j. TlOS WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot
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AN ORDINANCE concerning Citizenship.
NE the People of Louisiana, in Convention as
sembed. do declare and ordain, That all free white
persons embraced in the following classification
shall be deemed and considered, and are hereby
declared to be citizens of Louisiana, viz:
First, All persons who, atthe date of the adoption
of the Ordinance of Secession, viz. the twenty
sixth day Of January, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, were citizens of this State.
Second, WomeS offoreign birth, now married, or
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Resof,s, Que lie president de cette Convention est
autoris6 ct requis de nommer I'm commssaire pouf
repr6senter FEtat de la Louisiana aupres de l'Etat
du Texas.
Adop6e en- Convention a Baton Rouge, ce 26me
jour de janvier 1861.
[SigneT --g. A. MOUTON
President de In Convention de 'Etat de la Loqssre
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Antorisnnt le Eouverneurde PEGtat n ncccp-
ter dc A. j. Guirot un cnutiOnncment sol
vabie DE- cent milic pin Strcs, CONNIE aaritN-
tic dc la Gdeie execution die dcvoirs off,
ciels.
Resolu Que lie gouverncur de l'Etat est autoris6
Gccepter de a. j. GuirOt cautiOnnemcnt solvahle
de cent mile piastres CONNIE garantie de la tdole
execution de ses devoirs oiIiciels.
AdoptGe en- Convention, dams Ia vile de Ia NOVEL,
le0rl5ans lie cinquieme jour de ttyicr Fan de notre
Seigne0r mil huit cent soxante-et-un
lSgGeI A. MOUTON
President do la Convention.
CeTuhG j. TlOA. WHEAT, Secr6nIrt, fr1G lot
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Ie,Or6ans &C second jour do iGWier, dams lannee de
aotre seigneur mil hut cent soiSanteet.nn.
( TSsrn6l A. MOUTON,H
President de In Convention do tatde Ia Louisiana
. Cortins, j TIIOS WHEAT Secr6tnire fcl5 lot
[ No. Ill
A RESOLUTION

To authorize the Governor of the State to
accept a satisfactory bond for one hundred
thousand dollars from A. }. Gnlr0t for
the faithful performance of his official
duties.
Resolpea, That the Governor of the State be au
thorized to accept satisfactory bond for one
hundred thousand dollars from A. ]. Guirot. for
the faithful performance of his official duties.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, this fifth day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
ISigncdl A. MOUTON
Presid ut of tho Cow ention.
Attest: j., Tuos WHEAT, Sec s,my, fel6 lot
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RESOLUTION.

Resolced That the President of this Convention
be authorized and requested to appoint commits
sioner in behalf of the State of Louisiana to the
State of Texas.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge, this Goth
day of January, 1861.
[Signedl A. MOUT0N,
President of the Convention of the State Louisiana.
Attest j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot
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| Relative to Federal La8ya and Officers in,
4 the State of louisiana AT the time of the
| passage of the Ordinance of Secession.
BE It ordained By The People of Louisiana, in
| Convention assembled That all Federal officers in
the civil service of the United States and laws of
the United States relating to said Federal officers
and their duties andcompeusation within the State
q Louisiana, in office and in force at the time of
| the passage of the Ordinance of Secession and
| not incompatible Herewith are hereby adopted
and continued in office and in force as officers and
| laws OF the State; prouided, that the Ordinance
shall not apply to the officers of the judiciary postal
| or land departments of the Government of the
| United States or the laws regulating the same.
BE ii further ordained, That the revenue co]lac
ton and navigation laws of the United States. so
lar as they may be applicable, be and they are
hereby adopted as laws of this State saving that
no duties shall be collected on imports from the
States forming the late Federal Union known as
the United States of America or the Territories
thereof, nor upon the tonnage of vessels owned in
Whoie OF IN part by the citizens of the said States
and Territories
Be ittaother ordained, That the President of this
Convention is hereby authorized to REQUIRE of all
Federal officers aforesaid in the parish of Orleans,
the immediate recognition by them of the sole
and exclusive authority of the State of Louisiana
and to administer to them the oath of office. and
IN case OF REFUSAL to demand and take possession
OF all the property, money, effects papers and
documents held by them in their official capacity
and the like authority is hereby conferred on tie
Governor as to all Federal officers aforesaid in the
State and the offices of such persons as refuse to
hold the property, money and effects in their Gus
tody subject to the disposal of the State, and to
take the oath of office, are hereby declared
vacant.
Be it further ordained, That the State of Louisi
ana doth hereby guarantee and indemnify all
Federal officers aforesaid, within this State, who
comply with the Ordinances of this Convention,
against all claims and demands of the United
States arising out of such compliance.
Be it further ordained, That in case any Federal
office hereby adopted as State office, be now or
shall become vacant, the Governor be and he is |
hereby authorized to fill the same in the same
manner as the President of the United States, or
the head of any department of the United States
Government might have done prior to the passage
Of the Ordinance of Secession. That the Governor
shall have authority to remove any officer now
holding Federal Office in this State, if he shall
consider the said removal conducive to the public
interest.
Adopted in Convention in the city of New Or
leans this twenty ninth day of January in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
tsigned1 A. MOUTON,
Attest: j. TH0S WHEAT, Secretary fel5 iOt |
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regulations Of the United States unto the Governor
of this State.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Or
leans, the twenty-ninth of January in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
one.
tSignedl NouTnN
President Of the Convention of the State Of Lon sana
Attest D. iioo' itEAI, Secretary. fel5 l0t
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aA3 ,
Relative to the Publication OF the OrClinan-
s5 ees and sTomraas OF the Convention.
ri THg feaple sf tlse Slate of Loais,anG do ordain:
SEgTloN 1. All ordinances are to have full effect
iered but, in order that due publicity be thereto
giyen the ordinances shall be published as herein
after directed, unless otherwise ordered by the
Convention.
NJ the Convention, within three days after their
adoption, daily certified copies of all ordinances
enacted and the Printer shall, within two days
thereafter, publish the same in the official paper
separate from the journal, during ten days, in the
same manner as the acts of the General Assembly
ere published
SIC 81 within thirty days after the final adjourn
naeHt of the Convention, the Printer shall finish
and deliver I'd the Secretary of State 1000 copies
af The Ordinances and journal of the Convention
printed IN book form, on good strong book printing
psEler fhe rdinances in long primer type, solid,
each page fifty seven lines long including running
httcs white line under it and foot line, and thirty
ems in width, and the journal, made up from the
journal as published in the newspaper in minion
type solid, she pages to be eighty-one lines in
leng including running title, white line under
and foot line the book to be covered and stitched,
in the same manner the statutes of the State.
SEC. 4. Immediately after receiving such books
the Secretary of State shall forward one copy to
sgeh of the CLERKS Of the District Courts in the
tates 10 be preserved IN their Offices for the use of
TIE Courts; one copy to each of the Recorders of
Rariahas, one copyto each OF the Police Juries of
the State, four copies to each of the members of
tho Convention, and the remainder, if any, he shall
deposit III the office Of the State Librarian.
nc,s s.. " thin thirty days afterthe adjournment
1T the die, the Secretary shall de-
liver 70 the Secretary Of State all the enrolled or
elnanees Of the Convention, as well as the manu-
8seript journal. aad all the papers and documents
u Pig which the latter officer shall care
fully keep and preserve. and upon which he shall
endorse the day, month and year Of filing in big
spice. H Hereafter the Secretary Of State shall
graat certified copies, in the same manner be is
new authorized 10 do relative to the State statutes
AeIunted II (jonyention nj New Orleans tbia
seventh day of February iii the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
tsianedl 4. M8BT0N,
President thu Convention Of the State Of Louisiana.
" Attest. Js TI0s- WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 LIT
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"A Relative u Ja qualification dies Orslonnsnees
set din s7oslrBnI de In Convention.
Ixe psupie de l'Etat de la Louisiana ordonne
y sEfsFT0N \. Tontes les Ordinances anr0nt pein
efet dateF de leur adoption, excepte quand il Y
akest Autrsnent pourVu, mais ain que la publieite
Z sEquis6 leur soft donnie, les performances seront
pabliees CONNIE il est present cf-apres, noins
\ qas 10 Convention men dispose aRtrement.
SEC. 2. LIE secretaire deiiYrers rimprimeur de
"a Convention, hois jonrs apres leur adoption, DIES
0pieH Gnment certihees de foutes les performances
& aaoptees ct Iimprimeur pubiiera dams les deux
IoaFs qui suiyTont les dites performances dams lie
\ Journal oiiGiel, d part du journal, pendant dix
Iaugs. tide Ia meme maniare qae les actes de ras-
sembiea g6nerale sont pnhliees.
3 Dams les frente joars qui suiyront l'ajour-
peraenb defnitif de la Convention l'imprimeur ache
vera et iivrefa an RectetaIre de fEtat mile exem-
aares dos 0ra0nnanres ct 6u journal de Ia Conven-
ion Drines SONS forme de liYre sur de bon ct fort
Il papieF A ifapfinar les lvres, les performances en-
teTas peIit Fornaa solides, chaque page CON
tenant elnqnantsept Ignes, compris lie tire eou-
rans, avec ligne blanche en-dessous ct iigne au
pied, iargeur DE rente enls ct le Journal tel qu,
saaIa efe pnhale dams Ia gazette, en- mignonne |
Soisdes los pages deEant aF0ir qtlatre- yingt.une
tgnes de longueur, lie tire courant avec ligne |
blanche an essous et gne au bas iDelus les yo-
Tunes saToaf converts ct brooches CONNIE les sta
tuta de I,Etat
NM. # Aussit6k apras avoir recu ces lfyres lie |
hecretaire 'Etat Ell enverra IN exen1plaire tons
les grefders des Cours de District de rEtat pour
stra conserve dams leurs bareaux pour l,usage des
cosEs I'm exeIaplalTe fous les recorders DIES pa
Ielsss, IN exempiaire tous les jarys de police
Qes Fiat quatre e4emplairesg a chaque membre |
de La Convention ct les antres exemplaires, sill |
en- reste, aeront deposes dams 10 bureau du bblio-
Eheoaire d Etat.
+ SEC. 6 Dams les trente jours qui suiyront Pa
sine die do la Convention lie seeretaire
livrera au Secf6taFe Etat toates les ordonnarces
enrolecs de la Convention, ansi que lie journal ma
ct toua les papiers ct documents en- So pos
session, lne &c dernier fonctionnaire gardera ct
CHaSeryefA embarrassment apFes aYoir inscrit an
1oa A. 5anr, 10 mois ct apn6a de leur enlassement
4ans son bureau Dorenasant lie SeerGtaire d'Etat
aealiera des copies eertifees de la meme manere
ont autorise IL faire Reinforcement aux status
zans son bureau.
sloptee sn Convention Id NouyeIle- Orleans lie
septiaIne jour de f9vrier de Fan de n6tre Sci.
nll hut cent soixante-et-un.
II IsignaI A. MouToN
.!yssi President de La Convention.
s3sfsits -, THos. WIiEA AT, seereaire fel5 lot
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s. AN ORDNANCE

a AN ORDINANCE
N Xs1 Dissolve the UTgi0M between the Sfnte of
L0uaEsiana and the ether STATES united
sTitls Iler under the compact entitled
fs a me- Constitution OF the United States.s'
fhe People of the State of louisiana in
yents9n assembled, do declare and ordan; and
w Vt u hereby declared ana ordained That the Ordi.
nance passed BY as ia Convention on the 22d day
~ Noyenlber, In the year eighteen hundred and
II eleTen, whereby the Constitution of the United
MATES of America, and the amendments of said
Constitution were adopted, and all laws and ord
nances by which the State Of Louisiana became
mem er pf the Federal Union, be and the same
aTe nessbg repealed and abrogated, and that the
81 Y H1on now suhsistng between Louisiana and other
STATES, under the name Of s The United States of
4 America, q Is hereby dissolved.
we do further declare and ortiaip That the State
O Louisiana hereby resumes all rights and no wers
heretoioTe delegated 10 the Government Of the
United States Of America. That her citizens are
\ ahg0lFed from all allegiance to said Government
md that she is in full possession and exercise OF
eh those rights Of sovereignty which appertain to
d free and Independent state.
rye DO further declare and oydain That all rights
acquired and vested under the Constitution of the
Uased states, or any act Of Congress- treaty, or
uTlder any Law of this State, and not incompatible
with this Ordinance shall remain in force and have
the same effect aa If this Ordinance had not been
passed.
adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge the 2sth
n 0f January, 1861.
President Of Inc Coaveniioa
Attest IL. THos. WHEAT. Secretary. A. feis lot
q. .
VIM. Dumont Anderson,
Bernard Ayegno,
A. Barbin,
VIM Rufin Barrow,
III Bermudez,
Chs Bienven1
r. .. Bonford.
a. Bonner,
U. g. Briscee,
Walthali Burton,
Louis Bush,
E.IH. ". Butler,
Thomas \. caldwell,
Eenelon Cannon,
VIM. O.. Carr,
gSes sske.
h hs srsaer
Sidney Sststpsor,
Thomas q. b. ctssAan.
I'M. Alex. Davidson,
E. e. Davidson,
Alex. de Clonet,
Aicihiade DeBlarc,
Samuel NJ. D0rty,
I'D. Dnltel, i5l
Iueius j. Dapr6,
J. b. clam,
j. K. Elgee,
Ro. w. Estiin,
s G. L. Fnselier,
James o. Fneua,
a. IL. Gladden.,
Fergus Gardlle,
i. III. Eaudet,
W. Graves,
A. n. Gray,
iTin.8 Ia GILL;
rs q. Grard,
Sid. fl, Grifiin,
j. Hernandez.
AndreW S. Heron,
u. III Hodge, l.
Robert Hodgeai
S. Holdings worth,
Ikeedofe johnson,
Thos RI. Kennedy,
Wilson M Kidd,i
Felix Labntat.
E. Lawrence,
Chs 4. LsEroae,
Chs. d. Leblanc,
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Four dissoudre Fuaton de PEGtnt de la Louf-
shane ct DIES autres Etats fatsant partie
aYec IyIl de cette Union, Ell, yect,t tsu pacte
intituie La Constitution dies Etats-Sjnis
.d'Amcrfque.
Nous le peuple de lEtat de la Louisiana, reuns
en- Convention, declarons ct ordonnons ct il est
par ces presentes declare ct ordonne, que rordon-
nance adoptee par nous en- Convention lie 22me
jour de novembre en- lannee mil hut cent ONE
par iaqueile Ia Constitution DIES Etats-Unis dame
rlqae ct les amendments la dite constitution
iurent adoptes; ct que toutes les lois ct ordonp-
n8nces en- vertu desquel1es lEtat de la Louisiana
deyint I'm des membres de l'Union federale doiyent
etre ct sont par les presentes rappelees ct abro-
gees, ct que funion eXistant actuelement entire Ia
Louisiana ct d'autres Etats sous lie nom DIES Etats.
onls o. Amenque' est par les presentes dissoute
Nous declarons ct ordonnons de plus, que l'Etat
de Ia Louisiana reprend par la presente ordon-
nance fous les droits ct tous les pouyors delegues
anfecedemment au commencement DIES Etats. Unis
d.Amerique; que SEES citoyens sont delies de toute
allegiance au dit commencement, ct quill est dams
La pleine possession ct dans rentier exercice de
tous les droits de souverainetG qui appartiennent
IN Etat libre ct independent
Nous declarons ct ordonnons de plus, que tous
les drots acqns ct devolus sous lie regime de la
Constitution des Etats. Unis GU dun aete uuelcon
que du Congress on dun traite, GU en- yerfu dune
loi quelconque de Get Etat, ct qui ne sont pas en-
confiit aVec cette ordonnance, demaureront en- |
Sgueur ct auront lie meme effet que ST cette ordon
nance n'ayait pas etc adopt6e.
Adoptee en- Convention Baton-Rouge lie vinet. |
si1ieme jour de janYer de Ian de notre Seignure |
mil huft soiKante-et-un.
[Signel A. MouToN
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coneernant la Iibre Navigation du neuve

Attes,: j. TH0S. WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot