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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
T N O. 1917



Concerning Grimes and Offences under the
laws Of the late Government OF the United
States.
The People of tie State Of Louisiana, in Conven-
ton assembled, do declare and ordain, and it is
hereby declared and ordained, as follows:
First, That all laws of the late United States OF
America in force in this State, on the 26th day OF
January, A. D., 1861 defining crimes and Offences,
and providing punshments for the same, are here
by rGenacted and adopted as laws of the state OF
Louisiana, except such laws as define and punish
treason against the late Government of the United
States and such other laws as are inconsistent with
any of the ordinances of this Convention.
Second, That all prosecutions for said crimes and
offences shall be carried on in the name and by the
authority of the State of Louisiana, and conclude
! against the peace and dignity of the same.
Third, That all prosecutions for said crimes and
offences shall be carried on in the courts adopted
by this Convention under an ordinance entitled
can ordinance concerning the Circuit and District
Courts established in tho State of Louisiana by the
late Government of the United States" and in &C
cordance with the jurisdiction therein defined.
Fourth, That all judgments of the courts of the late
United States, in this State, heretofore rendered
condemning nnder said laws any person to punish
ment shalt remain in full force and effect; and all
persons now in custody in any prison or the pen
tentiary of this State by virtue of said judgments
shall remain in custody until the full and complete
| execution OF said Judgment, unless sooner dis
charged, as hereinafter provided. .z
| Fifth, That the power to antreprieves aud par
dans for said crimes and Offences, heretofore be
longing to the President Of the late United States
is hereby conferred upon the Governor of thi:
! State, with the approval Of the Senate.
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Pour proteSer l'IItat contre une Is.yasio


Pour proteser l'Etat contre une EAvasion
par mer.
Nous, lie peuple de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana dtcla-
rons ct ordonnons ct est par les prGsentes declare
ct ordonnG
PremGrement, Tout piote on assistant piote,
ayan une licence on commission en- vcrtu des lois de
Get Etat on toute autre personne qui conduirat un
vaisseau armt quelconque des cidevant Etats- Unis
dams une dcs bouches du ieuye Mississippi dams Ia
rivGre Atclafahya, ou dams toute baie on bayou
conduisant dams ntGrieur de Get Etat, pOurra 6tre
mis- en- accusation devant la premiere Cour de Dis
trict de la Nouvelle Orleans ct 81 ellie est condamn&e
sera passibe dune nmende qui neXcGdera pas mile
pastres ct dun cmprisonnement aux travaux forces
dc cinu ans au moins ct de dix ans all plus pourvu
dependant Que lie gouvcrneur de cet Etat lie pol-
voir de snspendre eiet de cette ordonnance t0utes
Secondement, lie gouverneur de Get Etat est par
les prGsenes autorsG fure enlcyer, toutes les fois
que dams son opinion Ia sretG publique exigera les
bouecs ct phares sitnts sur les cmbouchurcs condui
sant aux rivGres ss-nentionntcs ct to1lS les points
de reconnaissance sur lesquels ponrl1lcnt Sc guder
les uavires entlnnt dams les cites riviereS.
Troistmcment, lie gnnvCmeur dc Get Ftat est par
les prtscnes autorsG il destitucr tout pote aSsis
de suspectersa ldtlitG l'Etat de Ii Lonisiane.
est par Ia prG5cne autorisGe rappeler cettc ordon
nance,
Adoptte en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, onziGme jour de iiYricr, de luunGe lt
notre SeignCur mil hu1t cent soiXante-et-nn
President de Ia Convention e Etat dc Ia Lanisianc
.Ccrtina: J, THos. WHEAT, recdjarc rslG lot
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en- Convention, declarons et ordonnoGseti est par la
presente declare ct ordonnG:
Premitrement, I.articlc dix de Ii aCqnstitution de
Etat est ct demeure, par la prGsente change de ma
Mere 6tre ainsi concu:
Aura le drot dc voter tout h0mme hbre ct blanc
qui aura atteint lage de yngtetnn ans ct qui sera
cltoyen de Get Etat ct aura reside drant les douze
mois qui auront precGdG immGdiatementr rGlecton ct
pendant les deniers six mois de ces douze mo8 dams
la parosse OH il Sc prGsentera pour voter mais
aucun voant, en- transportant son donicile dune
paroisse une autre dams Etat nc perflra droit
de suffrage dams Ia premiere qu'autant quill aura
acquis ce droit dams Ia derniGre Les Glecteurs ne
ponrroDt jamaa, sauf les cas- de trnhison dc crime
on de violation de fordre public, ere arr6Gs lors-
giiIs naSiscnt nnc election qu'ils Sc rcndent au
lieu on ellie est tenue on qu'ils en- revicnnent.
secondement, L'articlc quatre-vngt dixneuf est
ct deinenre, par la prGsente, change de manere d
etre alns conep Aucun tonctionnaire occupant on
IempllsSant unc place saariGe on de cOnance, sous
Fautorlt de toute confederation dcs Etats ou dau,
GiGc pursuance ctrhnGGfe, pourra 6tre Gu memhrC
de asaembIGe gentrae nj oecuper ou remplir aucunc
place salarlGc Oh de coniance sous rautorite dc
l'Etat.
Adoptte ell Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouyee.
orleans, le onzeme jour de fGvTier de Pan dc nptIe
SeigneHr mil huit cent soixante et-un. ~
Esisntl A. MouroE&
. I,,.. ~ ~ Prasldent de la Convtnion
Certih@ j. THOS. WHEAT, secretaire. fcIG lot
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II 0. 70.
HESs,i,CTIOTS

To Pay Ccrtn;n Claims against the New
Custon-Housc and other Public Works.
]. ReSolccd, That the President of this Conven-
bursting Agent of Public Works on the State De-
pOsitary to pay all outstanding claims against the
new Customh house, New Orleans, for mechanics
ane labOrers' rolls and materials due up to the
3lst January, 1861, not exceeding the sum of ten
thousand one hundred and ninetytwo dollars and
eighty two cents; the said warrant to be issued
anu the said payments 10 be made according to the
modes heretofore prescribed by the Government.
2, ResolUed further, That the President afore-
said be and he is hereby authorized to retain such
officers and employees in charge of the new Cus-
tom-house and other public works as be may deem
necessary to their preservation, whose services
shall be paid in conformity to the laws and regula-
tions heretofore existing.
3. ReSO2ced further, That the President aforesaid
be and he is hereby authorized to issue warrant
lEon the State DepOsitary for the sum of one
thOu1and and twenty-five dollars and twenty-nine
cents to pay the annexed statement OF claims for
work done on the forts prior to the 10Th of Janu-
ary 1861 that said warrant be issued to the order
of said Disturbing Agent.
4. Resolved further, That said Dsbursing Agent
SHALL on before the 4th of March next, render a
full account to this Convention OF all moneys re-
ceived and dsbursed under his order.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or.
'eans We twelfth day of February, in the year OF
ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
[Sgned a MpuTON,
President OF the Convention.
Attest: ]. TtI0S. WHEAT, Secretary. ield lot
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RESOLUTIONS s



Relatives ap Placement dc ceTsaincs Recla-
r1a ions centre Ia mGuvclie D"uanc ct au-
tres trnsa pUbiicE.
PremiGremeut II est resOlu, One lie president de
cete Convention est autOlisG Il Gnlettre Un mandat
en- f;lveur de l'Hgent compatible dcs travauX pubcS
m mandat sur lie djpositaire de l'Etat, lefet de
payer toutes les rGcIanatons non encore rGgiGes
dues aux ouvIiers ct pour Ia Furniture de matraux
nGccssaircs Il la construction de Ia nouvee douAne
Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans, jusquau 81 janvicr 1861 'cX
quatre-vingtdouZc piastres quatre-vngtdeux cents.
Secondemcnt, Resolu de plts Que lie dit president
est ct dcmenre par Ia prGsentc autori-G nantenir
en- place les officers ct employees charges des tavaux
de la novele d0uane ct des aUtres travaux pubics,
Quill iugcra nGcessares pour la conservation de cea
tlayauX lesqUels officers ct employees seront payGs
comformGment aux lois ct Gglements antGrieurement
en- vigucnr.
Troisiemement, ResO7u de plus, Que lo dit prGsi-
dent est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente autorsG Gmet
tire un mandat sir lc dGpositare de l'Etat pour la
somme de mile vngt deHX pastres vingtneuf cents,
lcftet de solder lie cOmpterendu cl.lont des rGcla
nations pour les travauX executes forts avant e
Il ianvier, 1861 lequel mandat ennis 4 fordre
de Fagent compatible
Ouatrilmement, ReSou de plus, Que lie dit agent
compatible devrA. lie de mars proclaim on avant
cette Gpoque, rendre cette Convention M compte
compet de tOutes les sonmes dargent recues ct de-
boulsGes SIR son ordre.
AdOptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvee-
Orleans, ce dOu2ieme jour de ftvrer Fan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soxante ct un.
fSgnel A. MoUTON,
President de In Convention.
Pour carte confnrme n l'originalr
j. TIlOi. WHEAT, SrcIGthire. fcl6 lot
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n O. It
AN OR NCN

Relative to the Unapproprintcd Public Do
lnain in the State of Louisiana.
Be ii ordained by the People Of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled:
l. That all the znnnprOpYintea public domain
within the limits of tie State of Louisiana is OF
right the property Of said State; and that the
title, control and jurisdiction OF the same are
hereby vested in and assumed by the State, sub
iect to such rights as have been acquired under
the laws of the late Government of the United
States.
q Be il ftirt7te, ordained, That all laws and parts
of laws of the late Government Of the United
States respecting the sales and surveys of the pub
lie lands III this State. and all rules and ordinances
concerning the administration of the same, which
were i'll force in this State on the twenysiXt'l day
of January, A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-one, aud which are not inconsistent with
tho ordinances passed by this Convention, shall
continue to be in full force within this State
3. BE il further ordained, That until otherwise
| provided, all of the powers, duties, rights and en-
oluments which, by the existing laws Of the late
| Government OF the United States are held, pos
| sessed or enjoyed by the Surveyor,General of the
State of Louisiana, and the Registers aud ReCeiv-
crs and which are not inconsistent with the laws
of the STATE or the ordinances passed by this Con-
vention, shall continue to be held, possessed en-
ioyed and exercised by the said suryeyor-G General
| and the said Registers and Receivers
4. Be farther ordained, That the Surveyor. Gen
eral and the Registers and Receivers of the Land
Offices aforesaid, shall be continued in their re.
spective Offices, provided they forthwith take the
oath OF 0lce OF this State, and execute new
official bonds in favor of the State, to be approved
of by the Governor and those remaining in office,
together with their sureties) shall be held harm
| less against all damages which might be claimed
| of them by the United States by reason of their
compliance with the requirements of this ordi-
| nance
s. Be 1t further ordained That in case the Sur
veyor. General, and the Registers and Receivers OF
the several Land Offices at New Orleans, Opeou.
| sas, Natohitoches, Monroe and Greensburg, in
this State shall refuse to Ike the Oa referred Tn
in the previous section, then the Governor of the
| State, or some person authorized by him, shall i'm
mediatcly take possession of all the public moneys
in their hands, and all the hooks, records, papers
and archives Of, and belonging to- their respective
| Offices.
G. Be it further ordained, That all moneysDow ir
| their hands, and those arising from the sales o
the public lands, shall be paid over by the Re
! cRigers of the said several Land Offices to the
Treasurer Of the State, at such times and IN suct
form as the officers pursuedin paying over such pub
| lie moneys to the late Government Of the United
States, and all reports required to be rendered anc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
- An ORDINANCE


TO latter certain Articles OF the ComstEtu-
tlon.
We, The People of the State Of Louisiana, in Con-
yentjon assembled do declare and ordan, and it is
hereby declared and ordaned
First. That Article 10 of the Constitution of the
State be and the same is hereby altered as to
read as follows, to-wit:
tiEyery free white male who has attained the
age of twenty one years, and who shall be cti
zen Of the State, and has been resident therein
twelve months next preceding the election, and
the last six months thereof in the parish in which
he offers to vote, shall have the right of voting !;
but no voter, in removing from one parish to
another within the State, shall lose the right of
voting in the former until he shall have acquired it
in the latter.
Electors shall in all cases, except treason, felo-
ny, or breach of the peace, be privileged from ar
rest during their attendance at going to, or return
ing from electionsn
Second That Article 90 be and the same is hereby
altered SO as to read as follows, tOwit:
ss'ENo person holding or exercising any office of
truat or profit under any Gonfederacy of States or
under any foreign power, shall be eligible as a
member of the General Assembly, or hold or exer-
else any Office of trust or profit under the state"
Adopted III Convention in the city of New Or
leans the eleventh of February, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty. one.
s President of the Convention.
Attest: j. THos. WHEAT, sectemys fei6-lVL
N ORDpNNANcI1
Pour changer cerfaiIAs Articles dc In Conatf=
tuition.
Nous, lie peuple derEtat dc la Louisiana, assemble
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made TO the said Governments at Washington BY the
officershcrein named, shall berendered and made to
the Surveyor General Of Public Lands for the District
of Louisiana Provided, however, that any war
rants which may have been drawn ON the said Re-
ceiyers as disbnrsiog officers Of the late Govern
1aent Of the United States, prior to the twenty.
sixth day Of January A. p one thousand ,;5 e;igns
once by the Receivers; provided, that before the
said payment is made, the said warrant shall be
approved by the Governor or the SurveYor-General
Of the State.
7. BE il further ordained, That the Governor of
this State shall haze authority to remove any of
the Land officers aforesaid, whenever he may con-
slider said reIaoVal conducive to the public inter-
ests, and he shall have authority to fill all vacancies
by and with the advice and consent Of the Senate,
and in any of said officers should fail refuse
TO take the oath required the office shall be deemed
vacant, and the Governor shall fill the vacancy as
provided for above.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New. ngf
leans. the twelfth day of February, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[signcdl A. MnrTnN.
President Of the Convention.
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary. fei6 lot
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Providing for tlAc adpptIon@of n Nationnf
Flag fnr the StaEc of Lctfsfana
We, The People Of Louisiidna. in Convention as.
sembied' Go ordain aHaa Establish That the flag of
mes te 3tate t o. Louisiana shall consist and be com
poscu oi thrtSgn horizontal stripes, of the colora
hereinafter described, and to be disposed in the
loio1wlng order, commencing from the upper line
ots9aSa of the flag, to.wit: the first stripe blue
Second. white; third, red; fourth, white; fifth
blue; sixth, white; seventh, red eighth, white
ninth, blue; tenth, white; eleventh, red twelfth
white; and the thirteenth or bottom stripe, blue.
We do further ordain and establish, That there
shall be in the upper chief corner Of the flag
square field the color whereof shall be red, and
the sides thereof equal to the width of seven
stripes; and that in the center of the said field
there stal be star Of due and proportionate size
having five points or rays; and that the color OF
tssc said star shall be pale yellow.
We do Ju'the7' ordain 0nh establish, That the
said flag, and no other, shat"be the national flag
of the State Of Louisiana.
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans, the eleventh day Of February, in the yeal
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
lsisreil A. M0UT0N,
President Of tbs Con Yenon
Affect: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary. fel6 lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
pRpspNNANCF

Relative n III rogaIarisntion des Po-tes On
LouIsiSne.
Le penpe de Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Convention
ordonne:
Les contrats ct les rGglements qui existent main
tenant pour e service des postes ne seron pas chan
gees de sexteution des dts contrats ct rglcments
pouiront contnuer remplir les devoirs Sc ratachan
aux dts contrats ct r6glements, usqpa ce quun OF
des tratcs postauX soent conclns on jusqu'a &c qn
par tohte autrc autort6 compGtente
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouyelle
Orleans, ce onziame jour de ftvrier, Fan dc notrt
Seigneur mil hut sent soiXante-et un.
LSgndl A; MOuTON,
President do Ia Convert on
EertjEG; j, Thor HEAT, SccrGtHre. f, l6 lot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
[NoI. 1871
7r AN nprJN r5f.Er

ssaa.
BE it ordained by The People of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled, That the existing postal
contracts and arrangements will not be interrupt
ed by the State of Louisiana, and the persons
charged with the duties thereof may continue to
discharge said duties until postal treaty or
treaties shall be concluded or until otherwise or
dered by this Convention, or by some other conf
petent authority.
ADOPTED in Convention at New Orleans, The
eleventh day Of February, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.one:
TSignedl A. MOUTON,
81. 4 President of tho Convention.
Attest: j. TFIOS. WHEAT, Secretary fcl6 let
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PHTLADELpYIA CARDs.
4 w, - j. Fl. STARR.
CAMDKN IRON WORK
Cnrnde,, reg Ieraev

CAMDEN IRoH WORK
Camden, New jersey,
~ @ -Hgnufaeturers1F-- VS.
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUsgorg GAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FEAAEs.sor Retor.s aed otber
Houses.
aEToRTs and s CASTINGS reqursaf setting nths
Attest ard Inosti improved n1odss. r.
WASHERS, G0NDEEsERs, sCRUBSERS and EXHAUST
RRs, for relieving the Esortst rom pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 l50g00o cubicreet daily
purifying capacity ...
WROUGHT IRON LINE sIEVEs.t or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS TzLEsCoPTC and SINGLE, With Cast 1gop
Gniie and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS. ....~,s--
STREET. MAINS from IL As irses iatneer, for Water
Ges. ...
STREET MAIN CoNNEC1IONs, such Branches, Bends.
Drps, Sleeves, etc.
5TOP VALVES from inchas brass nced or paE.
WROUGHT IRON WoRk--All the Smith and Sheet Tros
Work required in ard about Gas works.
a~Comunicatlons shonld be addressed to tho PRIECI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY. - ...
E7rBRAECH OFFICE l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. .--. IafS lvkW
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SOUTHEIlN FT1Sn-PEeoOF ROOFING c

Letters patent from United States having been granted
on the I'D day March, lSS for Composition known the
sSouthcrn Fire-Proof RoofinS,''
being superior to any pateneCheaper by at least 40
cent than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Counties Parishes States and Territories, liberal
terms. - - ,x,,r,,,-,, ornr,a
and Contracts for Roofing Gins Houses, Ware
houses Railroad Depos Mills, City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats, etc, etc
naT-In all instances work is fully gunrhnteed
Our Roofing material put barrels and can be shipped
to persous in the country elsewhere those wishing to
IT, with printed directions which they enabled to apply
with perfect
PARTIES by addressing obtain Circular and pirec
lions and receive any further information they bo Plensed
to RSk.
Rs5-ONce 81 St. Charles street, New Orleans d27 WV
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE &Woop WORKS
P, NOW, EEGIFEEK,
2l2 aud 2l4 New I.avee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES mado, sold and
in operation.
PATENT METALLIC AND GRINDsTOEF SAW CUMMING
MACHINERY MODELS, etc., put in operation.
| FANCY WOOD WORK of all descriptions.
Rs~or1ers for any the above executed pscEFy sci
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
csuEsrNUp GROVE WHISKY.

.aa CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
This Proprietor Of the shove CELEBRATED WHISKY
sIrss introduce The article the public physicias Ct city
snd country, SIS the
Pfsrcst DfRusabIo stIraniant
which bsen prepared for medical It proves s
cord h al once heshul and nvgoratins to the eraetca
ghsther by age diseasc, It distilled best ys as
ai: and s nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fas Oil and other noxons
stsdions be conaiuet in the WHISKY general
eey separated that tho absolute purity of this
tce from any foreign adraizture Is guaranteed.
In addition to the following ostnoniss from the raost s
nent Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Boz
ton the sats Agricultural society have endorsed with e
Diploma and Dr. acksan of Boston, has ossed under oath
70 It's absolute pErity Read the following
CERTIFIC CATEs:
PHILADELPHIA Sept O. 1858.
We have carefully tssted the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whky which you u.s. and find that
poisonous substance known Fuz Oh, which
site and ingredient tho wEskes general
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
Analytical Chens.s
New York. Sept. 3, 1883
have aoalyhei sample Chestnut Whisky received
o, Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Philadslphia and having
carefully tested IT, pleased that senely
rom poisonous deeeions snbstanees 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAAEs R. CHILTOE, Analytical CheIniFs.
RoBton March T. 1852.
have a3e chemical nnaysis Of commercial samples
Chestnut Whisky which proves e FREQ from thehaay,
Eusil 6ils, and perfectly pare aud nnaanteratod The
aa7of Of s Whisky siyod from tho grain used in
| taeturDg It. Respectfully,
4. A. HAYES, b, D.. State Asscyer,
No. l6 Boyston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
| JIG walnut street.
| lc2 ly&W PhiAb2LFail.
| MEALS AmBRos1A WHISKY.
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q ahkGNNIG ST&EhGT sTE2A n BOILER
sFS-A MANUFACTORY, between Pnydras and Heya. only
tS Sd thrne Tninrtes walk the St. Charles Hotel.
The undersigned having largely i1creased his work
shops and having MI the Facilities is prepared to GIL orders
Io any description Ct BOILERS in leFE time and st az low cacs
:h0y lad in any shop IN the South ths
scrth - - -,
tlways Hapt DOUBLE FIUEp hOIl'ERs, from 40 to
80 feet long. and ~ inrhoS t!arneet.
Aiso CYLINDER BOILERS, So 22 81 and Sc inGhos dias.
sr, md 7aroGs lengths.
Fe ronts {rxte Bars stspd Pipes Vavs etc, ,corsau2
hand.
AL work will be sunrHatood Of oest material and workman
ship.
Fartie WAXING puchnss Boilers for pe9etinnr, steam
hnT,seIyes rnaa lrkwl D. II. TGWLFR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
NEW YORK (iARIls.

sHss ssaHsaaty.s FnAser &. & V. BsssTr BaesF
NORTH, SHERMAN
IN IMPORTERS AND JorsgRs
5.-. --Sr- e.E.@
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY Gn0na FRY,
JEwELRY STATIONERY MUSICAL TEsFRu-
MENTs, COMES BRUSHES, PER
FUaERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 9s Chambers street,
uy21 1y4sw WV YORK.
Aaos sACKZTr, frr,~rx , s,rvv-r w. f. TowNsEErss
GACKETT, BET4CHEEas co.,
~ VIII oLEsALE CIR GER
-.- 20 - Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIoU0Rs, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. 2G PEARL STREET, corner Of Whitehall ST.,
my22 1yGW foot of ProadIsav. NEW YORK.
F ADIES' WINE. WINE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26

said Circuit or District Courts. OF in any Court Of
this state heretofore instituted by the United
States, shall be carried on and prosecuted in the
and Ill decrees and judgments heretofore rem,
dered in said Courts in favor Of the United States.
shall be executed and enforced in the name and
for the benefit Of this State.
SEC. Z. That the clerk or clerks to be appointed
under the provisions Of the above ordinance. shall
be authorized to cause suitable seal or seals to be
made for the use Of said Court or Courts, full
description whereof shall be recorded in the office
of the Secretary OF State
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, this eighth day of February in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
tsgned @ A. NOUTOH
,,t5,a, 5a,., President of the Convention.
AtSst 4 ~ THOs, WHEAT, Secretary. fel6 lot