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Pour pnurvoir Il La nomination dc DeIcguc
"ne Convention pour former unc Confa
ucrai ION Il IL Suu


Pour pnurvoiri Il la nomination de DeIcrucs
a Ene Convention pour former un, COME.
Iteration duSud:
Nous, lie peuple de Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Con
yentOn dGClarOns ct OrdOnnOns et il est mar los nrG
! sentes declare ct OrdonnG:
reinforcement, Qn'au trente de ianvier courant, il
mldl, cette convention pr0Cedera au scrutin lei.
ecuon de SIX delcguts don't deuX scr0nt pris dams
TOUT E1tat CT I'm dams chaque district congressional
leaquelS lcprGSenterOnt Get Etat dams la Convention
deS lthts SclSSOnnarCs uui lOit Sc rGlnir il Mont
gomery, dams l'Etat d'Alabama lie auatrinmc Jour de
1eVler mil INIT cent sOiXante et-n p0r assllrer In
cohcofde CT harmonic de eur5 actcs ct alssi poul
FORMER IN commencement DrOvisOire DOr les EAts
qul Sc sont SeparGs on qui pOrraien Sc sGpartr ct
ont intention de former unc Confederation du Sud
Secondement, Qn'il est cnioint aux dts diGguGs
uc Coutfloucr former un commencement proviSOire
sur In base de la Constitution des Etats nis DOM les
Etats qul Sc sont sGpar&s gu qui pourraicn Sc So
parer, eque uevra Gre Gtabi ct mis- en- nctiyitG
aVaht lie quatNcme jour du mos de mars mil lmit
cent soiHanteet,un, ct que Ia meme Convention DIES
EtatS SclSSlGnnalreS Sc mettla Ell dcyGr Immediate
ment de prendre en- consideration ct de DropDscr une
constitution ct I'm plan de commencement permanent
pour les dts Etats equel plan sera rtrGr6 de nou-
adOpt6 on reicG.
Iroi5lemement, Que ccttc Convention acccntc Ia
accommodation de fEtat de la Caroline du Sud que
chaque Fiat ait droit vote dams la dite COuven-
tl?h sur tonteS les questions qui pOumOnt y ttrc
misses aux voiX, ct que chaaile Etat cnyOie IN nom.
brc de dGlcguGS G%a u nOnbre des sGnatcurS ct dcs
Tepresentnts auqucs il ayaient droit au Congress DIES
Etats-UnS.
Qnatmemement One 81 pour une cause Quelconque
la dlie Convention venait ne pas sasscmhIer IL.
poqUc ct an lieu ci-dcssus deSignts les dts dGGguGs
soht par les prGSentes accriditGs auprns de t0ute
Convention dcs Etafs scssionnuircs qui pourait ss-
semoicF loute autre tpOquc ct Ell tout autre lieu
dams lie but de former I'm commencement ct d'jtab.
nhe confederation, CONNIE il est present. c-dcssts,
CT gu pourmlt sajourner poar sc r6unir il toute
autrc cpoque ct en- tOutc azure liell
Adoptee en- Convention en- la vile de Ia NouyelIc-
cent sOXantc et-un.
LSguil NnrTOx
FlEsdem dc IN Convention de fEmt de Ia L1uisinne.
Ner'lue' D. llOS, WHEAT, StcrtlairG. lrl5 i0t
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| NA6DuNR ANSE
| Relative aux Rcyenus collectcs dams Ic DOR,
de In NOuyGlle~OrIeaDS.
Il est ordonn6, par lie peuple de la Louisian as
sembiG en- Convention, One les revenus collects Q
a collector dams lie port de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
sont tenus par fdei commits, par lEtat de Ia Lou
sane, ct seront conservGS spGcia!emeut ct sGpart
ment de tons aures fOndS.
II est de plus oraonnG, Que lie gouverneur ct lie
gouverneur seul, est par la prGsente auorst trer
son mandat sur lie dGpostaire DIES dts fonds. pour
payer les dGpenses de Ce service, ainsi que les do.
penses de Ia Monnaie de Ia Nouvelie Orleans.
suivant destination des employees que celia con
cerne, ct qu ont GtG jusqna present attorisGs par
ct regements les lois des Flats Unis,
Il est de plus ordonnG, Que tous les complies Sc
rattachant au dit service auss bieu qua Ia dite
MonnOie antGrieurement lenlus aux autoritGs ftdt-
rales, soient rendus ct rGglGs par lie gouverneur
qui est par Ia prGsente autOrsG ct reuuis de
prendre des bous convenabies, avec tes cautions,
des dts officers, pour la FIDDLE executions de eurs
devoirs.
Il est de plus ordonnG Que tous les comptes
rendus jusquA ce jour par les employees ftdGraux de
Get Etat 4 lautoritG federal, seront dorGnavant
rendus de Ia manGre prescribe par les lois ct rrrle
ments des Etats Uns, au gouVerneur de Get Etat
Adopt6e en- Convention en- la vile de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, yingt-neavitme jour de janvier, Fan de
notre segneur mil hut cent soixante- et-un.
LSigntl A MOuTON,
Cerad: j. THOs. WHEAT, secrdtaire fei5 lot
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70, whose lhtherS were, ~
81 thelr Drth or cOnCcptiof,sa v,u. 4 NJ
| Su(e; Provided, however that the sights oF ~ b
Aehsp shah not descend to persons whose "a thsfE
never resided il this State
four'h, Persons of foreign birth who had at t4%
nate oi secession aforesaid declared their intentiaI
10 nec2ue cltZens of the United States, uudefbsha
naturalization laws thereof or who had arrival NJ
the United states under the are of eightoan t. "
ana hau Gohtlnued their residence therein for NIX
years before Ihe date of the Ordinance of SoeaSI
SION anu VINO shall comply with the further
qllremen's Of said laws, which for that nurI
9,lu ~ init tAtent are hereby adopted as law Il
Louisiana WIN the exception, however thot
oath to be taken by the applicant shoIl ho oT an
glance to the State of Louisiana. ~ VI ''i
Fifth, Children ofpersons specified in tI,o ,roooI
ing paragraph, who shall be DWELLING in Xxx sta3
an! pc under me age Of twenty-one wears wban
tne1r lhlhcfS Shall be naturazed as ntovidadH X
said paragraph, and SHALL after attnnng tnn
OF majority, take the oath Of allegian9a to tSJ
State. s'"nce 10 ING
sixth, All persons being citizens Of the 1rn;to n
loreSal or c'tizenso of any one of the stated
that have seeded thererom who mo, Ia ,'a
into this State to reside at ahy time wi,l;n
months prior to the date of yecesson afns"sa;
ana VINO shall, after residenceof twe1vo ,n,ts5s
thcren take the oath of allegiance to This stata .
rloViuea mat the oath of allegiance shall not IL
aSIu!reu alter me formation of Southern COME. :
eracy, OF persons coming into this State nd Nj, 4
citlzens OF said Conederacy, and of anv ono af i,
States composing the same. ' 't'' VI 't Il
BE " IWter OrdaiHed That the oath If all 1
g'ance shall be administered in open CONT hv tn.
9uuge OF any one of the District Courts of NH
Is''te; any snai' remain of record in book . Mi
hcpt iof mat purpose by the clerk of the cnnrt Ia
adopted IN Convention, at the city of NJ Or
leans, this seventh day of February in the YEAR Of
onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and sfxty.one
LSgned STS5f7T; ~ 'o''e'
Attest J. TOS, WHEAT Sec,etary Ts, a.
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ORDONS NANCE


EnuT ChanGer In Constitution de I'Etnt d,
II Louisiana e0ncernuIlt lie Scrnncrlt j,of
flee: II va
Nous, lie peuple de lEtat de Ia Louisiana assemble
en- Convention, dtclarons ct ordonnons ct il est, pal
Ia prGScnte, declare ct ordOnnG CUE Particle unatrr
vlngtdiX de la Constitution de lEtat de Ia Lnuisane
eat ct demeure, par la prGsente, change de maniere
etrc ainsi cOncu:
Les membres de TassembIGc gGntrale ct tons les
ionctlonnalres pubcs pr6terOnt avant dentrer dams
leXerclce de eurs fGnCtiOns c serment on la1irn,a
ton qui suit:
'Je = jure on afirme acknowledgment que lie
seraI tdGe ct obGissant lltat de Ia Louisiana tant
que e seri citoyen d dit Etat, ct que ie suis penc
ment habile, commencement la Constitution de Get
Fiat occuper la place laQuelle i'ai etc nommG
(on elD ct que ie remplirai, de mon micux, les de-
yolrs de ma place, ct soutiendra protegera ct de-
tendral Ia Constitution de Get Etat. Que Dieu me
soft en- aide
Adoptte en- Convention en- la vile de la Nouvelle
Orleans, &c .vngtneuvieme jour de janver en- Ian
de notre Selgncur, mil huit cent Soixante-et-un.
IHlgheI A. MDuTON.
r, ... 49, ~ President de la Convention.
NtttHp j. Illus WHEAT, StCrethiTe. telj lot
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Concernant Ia libre Navigation du ncuve
mississippi.
Resoiu, Que nous, lie peuple de l'Etat de la Loui-
tieuve Mississippi, ct de tous SEES tributaries, par
tous les Etats amis riyerains du dit euve ct des
dts tributaries. Et nous reconnassons tgalement
lie drot dentr6e ct de sortie des bouches du Mssis-
dGclarons par ces pr6sentes notre voont6 de si-
puler les guarantees nGcessaires pour eNercse
des dts droits.
Adopt6e en- Convention dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge. ce vingt.sXGme jour de janver, en- Iannee
mil hut cent soXante-et-un.
lSigut A. M0UTON,
49, - ~ President de la Convention.
tert1he: j. THpS. WHEAT, Secr6tHre. fel5 lot
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ORDINANCE

TO amend the Constitution of 1hc State of
Louisiana.
we, TIE People Of the State Of Louisiana, in Con
Vehlioh assembled, do declare and ordan, and it is
hereby declared and ordained:
First, That article thirty fourth of the Constiu-
lion be and the same is hereby repealed.
SECOND, mat article thirty sixth of the Constitu-
ton be altered so as to read as follows to- wit No
person shall be eligible to the office Of Governor OF
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RESOLUTION.

Resofred, 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 26th
day of January, 1861.
. lSgned A. MOUTON,
Pr siden Of the Convention of the State of Louisiana
Attest: j. TdOS. WHEAT, Secretary fel5 lot
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I
In reference to the Free Navigation of the

In reference to the Free Navigation of the
Mississippi river.
Resolped, That we, the people of the State OF
Louisiana recognize the right Of the free navga-
ton of the Mississippi river and its tributaries by
all friendly States bordering thereon and 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 stpulatons to guarantee the ex-
ercise of said rights.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge this
26th day of January, 1861.
lSignedl 4. MNUTOS.
- President OF the Convention.
Aties ). IAOS. WHEAT, Secretary. felj 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, AllpersOns who at the 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, WomeE of foreign birth, now married, or
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ReSolu, Que lie president de cette Convention est
autorlsG ct requs de nommer un commissaire pour
reprGsener rEtat de la Louisiana aupres de l'Etat
du Texas.
Adopt6e en- Convention il Baton Rouge, ce 26me
jour de ianvier, 1861.
[SignG A. MORTON
President de Ia Convention de Fiat de Ia Louisiana
tertihe: j. IilOS. WHEAT, Sec ltNre. fel5 lOs
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AN pRDTgsNcE

II Il
TO Dissolve the Uniol, between the state of
Louisiana and the other States united
With her under the compact entitled
6 the Constitution of The United states.n
Ff'es the People of The State of Eouisiann in
Convention assembled, do declare and ordain, and
1t ls hereby declared and ordained That the Ordi.
nance passed by us in Convention on the 22d dav
9, NoVember,in the year eighteen hundred and
b eleVsf, whereby the Constitution of the United
Y States OF america, and the amendments of said
CONSTITUTION were adopted, and all laws and ordi.
/ nanees by which the State of Louisiana became a
member Of the Federal Onion, be and the same
4 are leFeby7 repealed and abrogated, and that the
\ Dnion now snbssting between Louisiana and other
states, under the name of 6 The United States of
America, z ID hereby dissolved
s1e az ftaahef declare and ordain That the State
4 ~ Louisiana hereby resumes all rights and powers
heretofore delegated to the Government of the
a United States of america. That her citizens are
absolyed from all allegiance TO said Government
and mat ahe j. n full possession and exercise of
Tree and Independent State.
tpe 90 FURTHER declare and o5dain That all rights
acquired and vested under the Constitution of the
unllsa Or any act Of Congress, or treaty or
nnaer any law OF this State, and not incompatible
Win TINS Ordinance, shall remain in force and have
W. same effect DIS if this Ordinance had not been
passed, "eo--
& ADOPTED Il Convention at Baton Rouge the 26th
Of January 1861.
lsignedl A MOTION
Attest: " THos. WIFE Al Secretary " I's fei5 iot
sasass w. r. Adams
8 II YIN. Dumont Anderson,
Bernard Ayegno,
A. Barbn,
sss lllaag VIM Rnffn Barrow,
y. Bermudez,
EEs Chs. Bienyenf
n. Bonford
GakkA. Bonner,
G. G. Brisese,
III E Walthall Burton
Louis Bush,
3as y. q. w. Butler
THOMAS ]. CALDWELL
Eenelon Cannon,
@ VIM. G. Carr,
George Clark,
Thomas a. Cooke,
g. F. Connely,
Lemuel P. Conner
Sidney s. Connor
Thomas q. il. Cottman,
VIM, Alex Davidson,
3. G. Davidson,
Alex. de Ci0aet
Alcibiade DeBlanc |
samuel =, Y. Dorsey,
Ed. Dnlfel
Lneius. y. Dnpre,
j. b. Elan
]. 4. Elgee,
10. w. Estin,
G. +. Faselier,
James o. Faqua,
At. III. GLADDEN.
Fergus Gard re-
j. IL. Gaudet
7. W. Graves.
a. III. Gray,
Wnl. d. Gin
nc. q. Girard
Sid. Il. Grifin,
j. Hernandez,
Andrew s. Heron,
B. -. Hodge,
Robert Hodges
s. Hallingsworfh,
Theodore johnson,
Ih9s. HI. Kennedy,
Wilson M. Kidd
Felix Labatat,
q. Lawrence,
i Chs. e Lagroue,
Chs. p. Leblanc,
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a}ew 0r1eans Guilty Grtsttnt, Clurstag att6.

regulations Oft United States unto the GovS
of this State.
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New &
leans, the twenty-nnth Of January, in the year 8
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
Signed A. MOTION
President Of the Convention of the State Of Lou siIr.t
Attest: d. TlioS WHEAT Secretary. iel5 lot
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AN ORDINANCE


| Relative to Federal Laws and Officers il,
| tne state OF louisiana at the time of the
| passage of the Ordinance of Secession.
i be II o'UdiHe0 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 and compensation, within the State
OF LOUISIANA, in office and in force at the time of
the passage of the Ordinance of Secession and
not incompatible Herewith, are hereby aGopted
and continued in Office and in force as officers and
laws OF the State prouided that the Ordinance
snail 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 1t further ordained, That the revenue eollec-
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
Whoe or IN part by the citizens of the said States
and Territories
Be il further ordained, That the President of this
Convention Is hereby authorized to require of al! |
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
held by them in their official capacity
and the like authority is hereby conferred on the
GoVernor as to all Federal officers aforesaid in the
oCate anu JIG ollCes OF such persons as refuse to
mold the property, money and effects in their Gus
Lody subject to the disposal of the State, and to
ake the oath of office, are hereby declared
vacant.
Be ii further ordained, That the State of Louisi-
ma doth hereby guarantee and indemnify all
FEDERAL officers aforesaid, within this State who
comply with the Ordinances Of this Convention,
!galnst all claims and demands of the United
states arising out of such compliance.
be It FURTHER ordained, That in case any Federal
ttice hereby adopted State office, be now or
hall become vacant the Governor be and he is I
ereby authorized to fill the same in the same
manner as the President of the United States or U
he head of any department of the United States :
Government might have done prior to the passage !
I I the Ordinance of Secession. That the Governor
nail have authority to remove any officer now Y
olding a Federal office in this State if he shall
consider the said removal conducive to the public Il
interest. 3
Adopted in Convention in the city of New Or. a
cans this twenty-ninth day of January in the wear
IT our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
me,
lsignetl A. MOUTON,
PRECEDENT of the Convention the State of Inujs,ona
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary fel5 int +
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Antorisant lie Commemorate t'Etnt accrn-
ter tie A. j. Guirot un cautionncmcnt sol -
E"blc de cent mile pin str"S, comlnc a;srn,,-
tic a" Ia fidcle execution de scs dcvoirs OFF,
cfcis.
Resolu, Que lie gouverneur de l'Etat est autoris, \
accepter dc A. }. Gurot I'm CautiOnncment soIynhlc
de cent mile piastrcs, CONNIE garantie de la idtle
execution de SEES dcv0irs oliciels.
Adoptce en- Convention, dams la vile de Ia Nouycl-
leOrdans, lie cnuitme jour de ftvrier Ian de notrc
Scgnenr mil hut cent sOiXante-et-ln.
l"'ele A. MOTTON,
r,c. me- President de la Convention
''''HS y. Nus " HEAT, SeCrttHTe.
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A RES9E.si,

I o. IL .l-~-4y~-
RFS9E4CrH~ss4 q
40 authorize the Governor Of thc Stntc to
accept n satisfactory bond fox one hundred
thousand dollars from n. y. GuIr0t for
The faithful performance Of his official
duties.
Resoired, That the Governor of the State be au-
thorized to accept satisfactory bond for one
hundred thousand dollars from A. j. Gurot, for
the faithful performance of his official duties
Adopted i'll 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,
ISSned A. MOTION
-, me- ., President Of the Con, rnou.
-NtttSt: d. Illus. Nilf4Nl- SccI eiury. GCl6
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-Four dIssoudre l'unf on de fEtat de la Louf
shame ct dies autres Etats fnfsant parti.
| avec iui dc cette Union, vertu tIu pacts
| fn1tule la Constitution DIES Etats-unis
| dAmcri4ue.
| Nous, lie peuple de l'Etat de la Louisiana r6uni
| en- Convention, declarons ct ordonnons, eft il est
par ces presentes declare ct ordonne que rordon.
nance adoptee par nous en- Convention lie 22me
jour de noFembre en- lann6e mil huit cent ONE
par laquelle la Constitution des Etats- Uns dame
flque ct les amendments la dite constitution
turent adoptes; ct que toutes les lois ct ord0nn-
nances en- Yertu desquelles lEtat de la Louisiana
dewitt I'm des membres de l'Union f6d6rale doiyent
cure ct sont par les preseptes rappelees ct abro-
gees, ct que Euni0n eXstant actuellement entire la
Louisiana ct d'autres Etats sous lie nom des Flats
unis d Amerlque' est par les presentes dissoute
Nous d6clarons ct ordonnons de plus que rEtat
de la Louisiana reprend par la pr6sente ordon.
nance tous les droits ct tous les pouyoirs dialogues
antecedemment au gouvernement DIES Etats. JTnis
dAmerique; que SEES ctoyens sont del6s de toute
allegeance au dit commencement, ct Gull est dams
ia plelne possession ct dams rentier exercice de
tous les dros de s0uverainet& qui superintendent
un Etat libre ct Independent.
Nous declarOns ct ordonnons de plus, que tous
les droits acquis ct d6volus sous lie regime de la
Constitution des Etats- Unis, GU dun acte ouecon-
que du Congress, on dun traffic, GU en- veru dune
lol quelconque de Get Etat ct qui ne sont pas en-
contlit aYec cette ordonnance, demeureront en-
ygueur ct auront lie meme effet que 81 cette ordon
nance n'avait pas etc adoptee.
Adoptee en- Convention Baton-Rouge lie yinpt |
'ixleme Jour de janVer de Ian de n6tre Sejgnnre |
nil hut soixante-etun
lSignel A. MOTION
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RESOLUTION
Conccrmant Ia Hbre Navigation du ncuve

TTNSlWV1lI Of TUl NUNNNIlNN
Aties : }. TlloS. WHEAT, Secretary. fcIj 10
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aitg gltiaruttr.

tits always c0asideredsG niece Of imper-
tinepeesin England Il 4 man oESiess than
tWQorsfhEee thodsand year has any opin-
iohAtall on impOrtant 6qtjceis. =
larrisse bssem6les a pair Of sheafa. s.,
Joined that they cannot be separated often
moving In opposite diTeEtlous, yet always
Furnishing any one who comes between
them. e 20 ~ .
The Sale Law wa9.a most sensible and
" liable Institution. banishing Eallantry
Sn1 EhtyalEy from cabinets, nnfl prevent
ing the aniable- antics of grave states
uen.
Ope ot the best melhoda of rendering
st1dy agreeable, Is 10 live With able men.
ana fo.auEer all those pauzs Of inEeriority.
which want o. knowledge always in
There are psttiG9as bishop i have
teen IN my life, aYz the mind Of = Prelare
idscaIed, wife bishops, dang liter. bfahops,
butler 6iPh0ps' aud, ESeu gook .apd -h0uss-
keeper bisloPs.4 :. .s.--. - ~ -
There is very general notion, that II
sy99 QaeE sp6er. FomSp TO e4t Of Elp BRED Of
,kuoWlsdge, tbs'Tests of the family will very
tBoOn, be reduced 20 the1sansss kind Uf. ustisl
and uqSaEiGtaCtoTy -diel5 20 Z. sgs5
The immortality ofany book Is to DE de-
-tormihes4 by the general I'M FessiouS it
leaves ON those minds whose pFihciples,
mot yet Quilted, are capable of GEordIag 4
powerful defenre to its influence -
PrOdisacy in taking office Is 50 extreme,
that We have no doubt public men may be
found, WHO, for haIfa century; would post
pous all remedies for Il pesttlence, If the
pFeservatien Of tiie1r places depended upon
the propagation of the virus.
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RETURNING TRAINS,

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Leave Pittsburgh At loo AN: $40 A. VI and 12s'
y: arrive az Bridgeport at 5:t4 a. A., 1888 A ST.
and 1857 r. II.
TIVE Accommodation Trains viii be run daily (sa.
days expeptedt-one between tTEeIlsvills and PM
buFEh. leaving WrllsYile at ESQ A. NJ, stopping
All stations and Nrrtvesat Pittsburgh At 500 A.
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 400, q. n, and a
riTeS at WellSTI1le at 6:26 p. 81
I1Ie other between BayRr'l and C1eVe1And leATE
H. yard At 1880 Ans stopping At all HtatIonR aFriy.
at Cleveland at 1895 A. ~ Returning leaves Cley.
land ATS ?. u. and arrives at BAyaFd at e:l6 p \
ExquEsiOu Tickets to Pittsburgh and return ST.
Fare alWRya Is low, and time much quicker tha
any OtherT0ute.
Through Tickets to all points In thsawest, Nor.
and East can lIe prOcured At the of8cSEo. 81 Wat
street next door 70 SprlGg House, Wheeling, Va d
at bridgeport Station:
Freight contracts will be made ct lowest rates
any point eSceas1e by this road and its CONGESTION
to the East, North, West and EortlI.YytSts at ON,
No. 81 Water Atreet OFN1ith Freig at Bridg
port Station. R.1IAMILTON.AEent,
5- - e WhAelinE, Va,
49, JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent.
J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES President -,
y. X. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. apis