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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-08-07

fhoea s,o,,,,d hoe ev.n r.f,..t
anil g a s.ess - furnish her with a.
spe.i;ue ~ ~, "a sA We Ino are actually
Poor o1ss In Ire name of h,,,a. .a,aren to the
otisn. m. EdiIoy. e this r;sh,s sy ard patri.
sta[;rr .h.;. n s., 49,. Mere are men
families and =. ~, - ~ - .le'r country and
vino csss thar, s,,.b .sn se.seu mus BY those
s.~ e: I...ss 90 81. SSsses VI friendship?
from 80. -. co"rtv n r. hmyseH-ths was
must feel VINO rsce;..e s,,cS a .n"A now a man
ha viii. Is. IL not enonah 70 S;Sh nmuh'catlon from
In this St,te also ths,s g.. "a!'eh any mani
notice and .vh;ch r;ci,i,, dss .e 'nhgs worthy Of
down bv every one Who has snv se 70 o. De frovned
tho torn ns., rh;ch ,s ... sne no.ei keepers of
Of the day have h.ar5 sor. - .I IS the order
Rev;ment saw that Il cost .ba, e o.ncers Of the
month tn hoard their wives hera a,S wv 70 $75per
down on visit am main snoIer A sna '1ey came
that consider that raseoll, liz ..u ! DO say
true. we have received treat deal of t:a1 is
the private citizens esnecialy the ,ad H,oess from
these public char,cters GET mass A. nc ou' When
for the last cent Even the Railroad lucy strike
whose roads we are stationed hero ~ so'hpan'es
advantage Of our necessties 40 nroof ~ take
Of this last week one Of the me,nbers =. Tue truth
in the regiment died-and his friends company
send his remains home. were Obliged ia r.,s to
eSCOTt. no
of our men had small box Of nrovs;ons sa, Vne
from Townsville. by Express the wa;abt as " MN
was only 80 lbs and after keepinp il IN w. winch
five DAYS instead Of one thew hrouebt i 'ue road
acted 20 Ok cts. on II Tbcse ,rs srn.m " aau eS-
is trne but the nr;ncin]e of the tb,nn n,aoers
does not Look right iIst or honest '00A d. 1t
In conclusion. | wish in your next ,s,.
are all officers and privates. in need os on. we
We are willing to fight to the last-money q, ~
money-but you know that the jingle Of s;lrer IN
the pocket of soldier is music to his ear :"
Yours, very respectfully, TOW WAN
-
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 81, 1861
Mr. EDITOR: 1t is with feelings of no ord;n.,.
regret that announce the death Of one of our n":.
promising young men, Thomas Cowan. n . .naS
81 years. Your correspondent knew him n nSs
sess noble quaies-such Qualities as had ara p%E,
won him many true friends. "After Kfs's Stf;y
terer he sleeps sreM" The city is unusyally gr
TO- day. There has been nothing whatever - u uu
life to the monotony which generally perv,dps hs
CITY on such occasions as this when i is hot snoS
to bo;l epps in the sand at W;lmna.on t s"0ush
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EOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE cARPENTER-FOR
Il SALE, very fine young MARE. Apply to
E. BURKE HAYWOOD
April .. 1851. s7-w&swtf
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OFFICERS OF COMPANIES /!

Ann YARDS GRAY CASHMERE,
ASVVV 1000 Yards Gray Cloth,
EXPRESSLY FOR OFFICERS,
fue, bright colors. DC.
ALSO, .s-r
The Original and Elegant North. Carolina State
Arms Button,
Just SECURED FOR
OFFICERS UNIFORMS!
and will be used on no others
.--s-- Send to ss,y=--
O. 8. BALDWIN,
Civic and Military House, Wilmington. NC.
August &, 1851. 70-w&sw4t
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Of cur imitation. is ridicplops 10 the extreme-as
much 80, as the effort 70 clothe the jackdav i the
peacock . feathers. ~. -. HAkNEII,s,
= July ~, 1854. = IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

II u III
AN ORDENANCE

Concerning Grimes and Offences under 7he
laws OF the late Government Of the United
States.
The People Of Ike 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 punishments for the same. are here
bv rGenactGd 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 Circnit and District
Courts, established in the State of Louisiana by the
late Government of the United States,' and IN &C
curdance with the jurisdiction therein defined.
Fourth Thatall judgments of the courts ofthe late
United States, in this State heretofore rendered,
condemnng under said laws any person to punish
ment shall remain in full force and effect; and all
persons now in custody in any prison or the peni-
Tertiary of this State by virtue of said judgments,
shall remain iii custody until the full and complete
execution of said Judgment, unless sooner dis
charged, as hereinafter provided. a.
Fifth, That the powerto grantrepreVes and par
dons said crimes and offences, heretofore be-
longing to the President of the late United States,
is hereby conferred upon the Governor of this
State, with the approval of the Senate.
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GRDDSSAECE

ORDDENAECE
Pour proteger l'Etat corstre unc Invasion
par Eier.
Nous, lie peuple de lEtat de Ia Louisiana, dicla
rons ct ordonuos ct il est par les prtscntes declare
ct ordonnG
reinforcement, Tout pilOte on assistant piloter
ayant me iCencc on commission en- Vertu des lois dc
Get Fiat Oh toute autre personne qu Condnirait un
yaisseau armG qucconque des cdeyant Etats-unis
dams ,lne des bouches dn euve Mississippi on dams In
riviire Atchaiulaya on dams toute bale on bayou
condusant dams lnt&rieur de Get Etat, pourra Gtre
mis- en- accusation devant Ia premiere Conr de Dis
trct de In Nouvelle Orleans ct 81 ellie est condamnte,
sera passible dune amende qu cHcedera pas mile
piastres ct dun imprisonment aux travauX forces
de cnu ans au moins ct de dix ans an plus pouryu
ceDendant que lie governcur de Get Etat aura lie po-
vor de suspendre leite de cette ordonnance toutes
les fos uu'il lie iugera conVcnable
Secondement, lie g0uvcmeur de Get Etat est par
les prtscntes autorisG fae cnleyer, toucs les fos
que dams son opinion Ia suretG publique lcXgera, les
bouGes ct pharcs stuGs ar les embouchures, condl-
SAINT aux riyiGres suS-mcntonncCS ct tons les points
de reconnaissance sur lGSques p0nralent sc Suldel
les navres entrant dams les dites rivlcres.
Tr0isitmement lie gOuvcneur de Get htat est par
les DrGsentes autolisG destner tout p0te on aSSlS
tant pilote outes les os quill aura de bonues isons
de susDeCter sa fidtlitG lEtat de la Louisiana.
Ouatritmement, Ensemble gGnGrale de Get Etat
est par Ia prGsente autorisGe ppelcr cette ordon
nance.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvclle
Orleans, &c onziGme jour de fivrier, de IannGc dc
| notre sGigncur mil hut cent soiNaute-et-'in
President de In Convention &c )Eat de Ia LoniSi!ne;
Certiht J. TIIOS. WHEAT, Eccrt!nre teb lOt
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SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
CeVehrpfef

Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTiNULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDoRIFIC. which
testified by Physicians thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all psrts-of Europe and America
Az Gentle StIInnlans and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diuretse,
mpa2ts healthy action to the GLANDS. KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANs-very beneficial in BROPsY, govt,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS a EudorfHe,
It npss the Skim opening the and expeling all I'M
nurties by nnanae peapraon thereby driving off Eupons
cleansing the surface, giving ard vigor tho whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF sntiiuns
Have long ue the Blossom and Fruit Of tie Elder of
their valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried by ares for in
Of sickness.
Is pure ohs juice OF cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dcna properties, SUPERIOR any other Wfes in
uso excellent article all WEAK DEBIT AT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRH removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS, Improving the APPETITE and bensfng
LADIES and CHILDREN.
n Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not ioxcate, contains mixture
rits and other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar
and nntrve properties mpartng healthy the Stor
| Rch and Digestive Organs.
E-A wine glass FUR or may be used with meals
| any time through the day as desired.
We will only your Indulgence make trial of thi
| Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by f. ]. HART d 60, JOHf
WRIGHT CO., JAEFES SYHE Canal street ad by all tn
| principal Druggists throughout the United States.
| se5-The trade supplied at propretnr's prices.
| ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
1vtw nadryay Navy
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Relative aux Grimes ct Debts commits Sous
lie regime lie. ci-deyant Commencement ues
yCtuts-Usiis,

Relative azsx Grimes ct Debts commits SONS
lie regime he ci-deyant Commencement es
Eta ts-UIiis.
Nous, lie pcupe de l'Etat de la Louisiana, assemble
en- Convention dGclarons ct ordGnnOns, ct il est par
la plGacntc declare ct ordonnc CONNIE suit:
reinforcement, Toutes les lois dcs cilevant Flats
Uni5 dAmGrique, en- ygnenr dams Get Fiat, lie Vlhgt
sixame Jour de ianVicr 1851 A. D., dGfinissant les
crimes ct dGlits ct prcscvant des penalties pour les
dts crimes ct dGs, soat par les prcsentes rc-adop-
tees CONNIE lois de fEtat de Ia Louisiana, eXcepte
ellc5 lois Qu dGnssent ct pnissent Ia trahison en-
ycrs ayeC lc Gi-deYan commencement dcs EtatsOhls,
ct telles autres lois qi scrient en- contradiction avec
toutc ordinance de ccttc Convention
Sccondcment, Toutes les poursucs des dts crimes
CT debts seront flites au nom ct par IautortG dc
PEAT dc Ii Louisiana, ct les conclusions seront prises
contrc Ia paix ct Ia dignitG de l'Etat.
Trulsi0mGmeht, TOutcs les poursultes deS dlbs
crimes ct GGIt3 scrOt cXercccs dams les c0ur5 adol
tees par ccttc Convention yertu dime ofd0nnanCe
nttliIGe ." OrionnanCe concernAnt les GouTS de
District ct de Circuit Gtubes dams fat dc Ia L0ul-
siane parle ci-icYant gouvenemcnt des Etats- Un:
ct commencement la juridicton dGaic dams Ia dite
orlOnnance.
Ouatrihmement Tous les JUDGMENTS des cours des
Ct evant Flats ns, dams Get Etat, pronon2CS JUS
Gu il present ct condannant me personnc quecGnqIe
il une peine VcTtn DIES dltes lois, aur0nt pielne
vgucnr ct pein etet ct tonte personne mantenanf
enlcrn{;c dams me prison pGntentiaire tIHel-
cOnQue dc Get Fiat ycrtu DIES dts JUDGMENTS con
tinera Gtrc garltc iusqu'A fcXtGntion plcine ct
enthre du dit iuGetneht, Il MONS detre renvoyee
plus tot ainsi quill est dispose ci-lessous.
CinquiGmement, lie pOuvoir d'accorder DIES s1lrsls
ct des parl0ns pour les dts crimes ct dGits accordd
prGctdcmment all President des cdevant Etats Unl5
est par Ia pr&scne coners au gouveneur de Get Etat
! avec l'apprObatOn du SGnat.
| Sixitnement, Mule ord0nnance ado7tGe par cette
Convention n'aura lie pOuvoir dc taire discontinuel
toute poursutc dh coInlnencGe en- vertu DIES lois dr
! ci-cvant gouverncment DIES Ltats-UmS ct les dteS
| pOnIsites seront continues, suvies ct Applique;
absolument CONNIE 81 nuE enlargement navait GU liel
dams Ia tornc du gouvcrnenent en- faisant settlement
es engagements rcquis pour Sc conformcr Il la pre-
| sentc Grdonnancc.
Scptitmement, La legislature aura lie droit damen
der de changer Oh d'abroger une disposition quel
cOnque lie cette ordinance.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouvcle
| ORLEANS, lie onZGme jour de ttvrier, Fan de notr
| Seigncur mil hut cent sOizante-ctun.
| I,,iaurl A. %OUT0N,
| P,tsIent dc Id Conven ion.
| For,iH. T. TIIOS WHEAT, Eccri,pire. fel6 dot.
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made to the said Government at Washington by the
officers herein named, shall be rendered and made 70
the Surveyor Generaiof Public Lands for the District
of Louisiana. Provided, however, thai any war
rants which may have been drawn on the sald re-
ceivers disbursing officers Of the late Govern
ment Of the United States. prior to the twenty.
sixth day of January, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. one, shall and may be paid al
once by the Receivers; provided, that before the
said payment Is made, the said warrant shall be
approved by the Governor or the SurveYor-Ge General
of the State.
7. BE il further ordained, That the Governor Of
this State shall have authority to remove any OF
the Land officers aforesaid, whenever ne may con
slider said removal 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 or 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 Or.
leans. the twelfth day Of February, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
ISignedI A. MnUToN.
President OF The Convention.
Attest J. THCS WHEAT, Gecretery. fel6 l0t
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Sixth, That no ordinance passed by this ConVen-
ton shall operate as discontinuance of any
prosecution already commenced under laws OF the
late Government Of the United States; and the
same shall be continued, prosecuted and punished
in the same manner as if no alteration had been
made in the form Of Government, merely changing
what ought to be changed to conform to the
present ordinance.
Seventh That the Legislature shall have the
power to amend, alter or abolish any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance.
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans, the eleventh day of February, in the year OF
our Lord one thousahd eight hundred and sixtyone
"igncd a. MlDTbN'
President Of the Convention.
Vest. l. lIIOS WHEAT. ftlj lot
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n o. Y :.
AN ORDINANCE


Relative to the FE,nppr0prTttcu Public DO
main in the State of Louisiana.
Be il ordained by the People Of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled :
!. That all the 111approprinted public domain
within the limits Of the State of Louisiana is,ot
title, control and jurisdiction of the same are
hereby vested in and assumed by the State, sub
iect to such rights rs have been acquired under
The laws Of the late Government Of the United
States.
2. Be further ortlamed 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 in this STATE and all rules and ordinances
concerning the administration Of the same, which
were in force in this State on the twenty-sisth day
of January, A. y. one thousand eight hundred and
siXty.0ne, and which are not inconsistent with
the ordinances passed by this Convention, shall
continue to he in full force within this State.
3. BE it further ordained, That until otherwise
provided all of the powers duties, rights and en-
ounlents which, by the existing laws of the late
Government of the United States are held, pos
sessed or enjoyed by the Surveyur-G General Of the
State Of Louisiana, and the Registers aud ReceiY-
ers and which are not Inconsistent with the laws
of the State, or the ordinances passed by this Con-
vcnton, shall continue to be held possessed, en-
ioyed and exercised by the said 6urVeyor-Gencral
and the 8Ad Registers and BcceiyCrs.
4. Belt further ordained, That the SurveyorG"n-
eral and the Registers and Receivers of the Land
Offices aforesaid, shall be continued in their re-
spectlVe Offices, provided they forthWlth take Ihe
oath of office 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 ord-
nance.
5. Be il further ordained, That in case the Sur
veyor General, and the Registers aud Receivers of
the several Land Offices at New Orleans, Opelou-
sas,- Natchtoches, Monroe and Greensburg, in
this State shall refuse to take the oath referred to
in the previous section, then the Governor of the
| State, or some person authorized by him, shall i'm
medately take possession of all the public moneys
in their hands and all the books, records, papers
and archives Of and belonging to, their respective
| offices.
6. Be Hftuther ordained, That all moneysnow in
their hands, and those arising from the sales o.
the public lands, shall be paid over by the Re
ceivers of the said several Land Offices to the
Treasurer of the State at such times, and in suef
form as the officers pursuedin paying over suGhpub
i lie moneys to the late Government Of the United
States, and all reports required to be rendered AMI
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Providing, for alie adoption Of n National
Flag for the State OF Louisiana.
He, the People Of louisiana in Convention as
sembed, do ordain and establish, That the flag Of
the State Of Louisiana shall consist and be com
posed of thirteen horizontal stripes, of the coiors
hereinafter described and to be disposed in the
following order. commencing from the upper line
or edge Of the flag, towit: the first stripe blue p;
second, white; third, red; fourth. white; lifth,
blue; sixth, white; seventh, red eighth, white !;
ninth, blue; tenth, white; eleventh, red twelfth,
white and the thirteenth or bottom stripe, blue.
We do tta7ler Orddin and establish, That there
shall be in the upper chief corner of the flag a
square field, the color whereof shall be red, and
the sides thereof equal to the width of seven
stripes and that in tho center of the said field
there shall be star of due and proportionate size
having five points or rays and that the color OF
the said star shall be pale yellow.
We do further Orddln and establish That the
said flag, and no other, shall 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 veal
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. -
iSipneJI A. MOETOE,
President Ct The Convention.
Attest: J. TIIOS. WHEAT, S-crcuuy. fclG lot
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PRESCRIPTIONS


TO Pay Certnin Claims against the New
Cstst0Dl-siousc and other Public works.
l. Res0lred, That the President Of this Conven-
zion be authorized to issne warrant to the Dis
aursipg Agent of Public Works the State De-
9ositary TO pay all outstanding claims against the
new Custom-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 ninety-twO dollars and
eighty.two cents; the said warrant to be issued
and the said payments 10 be made according to the
modes heretofore prescribed by the Government
@ ResOIyed further; That the President afore~
said be and he is hereby authorized to retain such
officers and employees in charge of the new Gus
tomhouse and other public works as he may deem
necessary to their preservation, whose services
shall be paid in conformity to the laws and reguia-
lions heretofore existing.
g. ResoIred further, That the President aforesaid
be and he is hereby authorized to issue a warrant
upon the State Depository for the sum of one
thousand and twenty-five dollars and twenty-nine
cents, to pay the annexed statement Of claims for
work done on the forts prior to the 18th Of Jann-
ary 1861 that said warrant be issued to the order
of said Discussing Agent.
4. Resolved further, That said Dsbursing Agent
shall on or before the 4th of March next, render
full account to this Convention of all moneys re-
| ceiycd and discussed under his order.
| Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans the twelfth day of February, in the year o.
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty one
| Signedl a NOG lOH,
President Of the Convention
Attest: j. TuOS WHEAT, Secretary. fel6 lot
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AN 3L4E
To alter certain Articles OF the C0nsfltu-
tlom,
We he People Of the State Of Louisiana, in Con-
yention assembled do declare and Ortlan and il is
hereby declared and ordained:
First, That Article 10 Of the Constitution of the
State be and the same is hereby altered so as to
read as follows to-wit:
every free white male who has attained the
age of twenty one years, and who shall be citi-
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-
n.y. or breach Of the peace, be privileged from ar
rest during their attendance at. going to, return
ing from elections"
Second, That Article 90 be and the same is hereby
altered so as read as follows to-wit:
g No person holding or exercising any Office of
trust or profit under any Confederacy 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 trustor profit under the State"
Adopted in 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. Fl
[sgnedl A; MotfoN,
Attest; j. TII0S. Wheat SerFelmy. ==- felGl0t
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AN ORDINANCE


Relative to Postal Arrangements In Louis
sana.
BE it ordained By the People of louisiana in
Convention assembled, That the existing postal
contracts and arrangements will not be interrupt
ed bv 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 COM
ypetent 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:
81 Tsipnedl A. MOUT0N,
h. IT, . President of the Convention.
Attest. T. THOS. WHEAT Secretary. fel6 lot
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Relative Ia regnlarisation DIES PoStcs en-
Louisiana.
lie peuple de la Louisiana assemble en- Convention,
tordonne:
Les eontrats ct les rGglements qui existent main
tenant pour lie service des poses nc seront pas chan
ges mar rat de Ia Louisiana, ct les personnes char
gees de lexGeution des dts contrats ct rGgements
poulront contnuerA lemplr devoirs sc rattachant
aux dts eonrats ct r6glements, jusqua &c quun on
des trads postaux s0ient cOncus on jusqua ce quill
en- soft altrement ordonn6 par cette Convention on
par tonte autre autoritG compGtente.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouveie-
Orleans, &c onziGme jour de f6vrer, Fan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent sOXanteet IN.
ISgndl A. MOUTOE,
..-... President de Ia Convent on.
Cersifft: J. Tf0S. WHEAT, SecrGtaire f. l6 I0'.