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Relatives an Placement tic certaincs NecIn'
ana ions consre la nauveilc Doumnc ct an.


Relatives an Placement tic certaincs Necia-
ana ions conarG la glarveilc Dounllc ct All
tres traFts TX pEEb;ica.
reinforcement, II est reSOlH, Qle lie president de
cette Convention est autOrsG i Gmettre I'M mandat
un mandat sur lie dGpositaire dc l'Etat rctfct de
payer toutes les ordinations non encore rtgIGus
dues aux ouvriers ct pour Ia Furniture de maGriaux
nGccssaires Ia construction dc la nouvce duane
Ia NouYelle- Orleans, jusquau 81 janvier lS6l mex
cGdant pas la sonme de ($l0,l92 S2) dix mile cent
quatrc.yngt douze piastres quatre.vngtdcux cents.
Secondement, ReS0}u de plus Que le dit president
est ct demcure par Ia prG5ente autOriaG manteuir
en- place les officers ct employees charges des travntx
de Ia nouvclle dOuanc ct dcs autIcS travaux pulics
quill jugera nGCessarcS pour Ia conservation de ces
tlavaux lcsquel3 officers ct empoyts Seront pages
commencement aux lois ct rGglcmentS mediterranean
ell Nigncur.
Troisitmement, Resolt de plus, Que lie dit prtsi-
dent est ct demeure par la pr6sente aUtorsG tmet-
tire m mandat SIR lie dGpostare de lEtat pour la
somme de mile vingt deux pastres yngtncuf cents,
etlet de solder lie c0mpte-leudn cijOn DIES rGcla-
nations pour les travanX executes forts avant lie
Is janyier, 1861 lequcl mandat ennis Iordre
de l'agent compatible.
Quaritmemcnt Res0lu dc plus, Que lie dit agent
compatible devra, lie de mars proclaim avant
cet,c Gpoque, rcndre cctte Convention IN compile
compct de t0utes les sommes dargcnt recues ct de-.
boulaGes sur sou ordle.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia NouyelIe-
Orleans, ce douziGme jour de ftvrier Tan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soiXante ct I'm.
L5igntl 4. MOTION,
President de Ia Convention
Pour comic conf0rmc a FOR giHnc
j. TIIO|. WHEAT, Sec:a are. rel6 lot
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en- Convention dGcarons ct ordonnons ct est par Ia
prGsente declare ct OrdonnG:
reinforcement, L'articlc dix de Ia Constitution de
PEtat est ct demeure, par la prGsene, change dc
Mere ttre ains Confu:
Aura lie droit de voter tout homme librc ct blanc
qui atteint age de yngtct-un ans ct qui sera
citoycn de Get Etat ct reside drant les douZe
mois qui suront prGcedt immGdiatcment fGection ct
pendant les derners six m0s de douzc mois dans
Ia paroisse on il ne prGsenterN pour voter; mails
aucun votant, en- transportant son domicile dune
paroi-se une Rutre dams Etat, perdra son dr0it
de suffrage danE Ia premiere qu'autant quill aura
acquis droit dams Ia dsrnitro. Les Gecteurs ne
pourront jamaiS sauf lea de trahison, de crime
de violation de lordrc public, Gtre arr6tes lors
quils assstcnt une election, quils sc rendent Al
lou Oh ellie est tenuc gu qu'ils en- revienncnt
Secondement, L'article quatre.yingt dix,neuf est
ct denlcure, par Ia prGsente, change de lnanitre
etre ainsi cOncu Aucun fouc:ionnaire occupant gu
remplissant une place salarite de conGsnce, sous
fautoritG de tOute confederation des Etas Gu d'au-
cune puissancc Gtr4ngere ne pOura etrc tu melnJre
de a8semb6e gGnGrale nj oecuper Oh relnplir arcUne
place salariGe on de con1ance sous fautorltG de
FEtat.
Adopttc en- Convention, en- Ia vile de ia N0uvelle-
Orleans, lie onzicme jour de eyrier de Fan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soxantc etun.
lSgisI A. uOUTON,
President de Ia Coursn ion.
Certias: J. THos. WHEAT, sectsIaire fslG lO:.
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TO Pay CertaIa Claims against the Now
Custcm-fouBe and other Public Works.
l. ResOlced, That the President of this COnven-
bursting Agent of Public Works on the State De-
positary to pay all outstanding claims against the
new Custom-bouse, New Orleans, for mechanics
ane aborern rolls and materials due up to the
3lst January, 1861, not exceeding the sum of ten
thousand one hundred and ninety.tWo dollars and
eghty.two cents: the said warrant to be issued
and the said payments to be made according to the
modes heretofore prescribed by the Government.
2. Res0!ced further. That the President Gfore-
said be and he is hereby authorized to retain such
officers and employees in charge Of the new Gus
tUm-house and other public works rs he may deem
necessary to their preservation, whose services
shall be paid i'll conformity to the laws and regula-
tons heretofore existing
3. Resolved further, That the President aforesaid
be and he is hereby authorized to issue warrant
upon the State Depository TOR the sum of one
thousand and twenty-five dollars and twenty-nin
cents to pay the annexed statement of claims for
work done on the forts prior to the Is tn Of Janu-
ary 1851 that said warrant be issued to the order
OF said Disbursing Agent.
4. Res0lred further, That said Disbursng Agent
shall on or before the 4th Of March next, render q
full account to this. Convention Of all moneys re
ceivcd and disbnrsed under his order.
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
Signed A. I0UTON,
President OF The Convention.
Attest: J. TUOs. WIFE At secretnry. fel6 lot
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Pour proteger rE1tat cosntre uno Ihvn lion
par nlcr.
Nous, lie penple de lEtat de la Louisiana, dtcla.
rons ct OrdonnOns ct il est par les prGscntes declare
ct ordOnnG
PreniGlement, Tout pilote on assistant pilotc,
ayant une liccnce commission vertu deS lois de
Get Etat gu toute autre perS0nne qn COnduirait I'M
yaisseAu ArmG Quelconuue DIES Cdevant Etats- mis-
dams nne des bonchcs du feuve Mississippi Oh dams Ia
rvitrc Atchafalaya, on dams toute baie on bayou
conduisant dams lmt6renr de Get Etat, p0urra 6trc
mis- en- accusation devant Ia premiere Cour de Dis
tric de la N0uvee Orleans ct 81 ellie est condamnte
sera passbIc dune amende qui nexcGdera pas mile
piaStres ct dun empriSOnnement aux travanN forces
de cinq ans mons, ct de dix ans an plus ponrVu
dependant que lie gouyerneur de Get Etat aura lie pOu
vor &c suspendre Ielct de cette ordonnance toutes
les fois Qu'il lie jugera Conrenabc.
SeC0ndement, LIE gouverncur de Get Etat est par
les prGentes antOrsG fnire eneVer toutes les Dis
que dams son opinion Ia snret pubquc lcXigera, les
boutes ct phales situts les embOuchules, conduit
SAINT aux rYitres susmcntionnEcs, ct tons les points
dc reconnaissance sur lcsquels ponTracnt sc guider
les navires cntrant dams les Gites rivGIcs.
TroiSiemcment, lie gOuvcrneur de Get Etnt est par
les pr>cntcs autoris dcstitucr tout piIotc ass
tant pilotc tOutes les fos quill aura dc BONES asons
de stlspecter sa iidtlitt l'Etat de la Louisiana.
QuatriGmement, L'asscmblte gGnGralG de Get Etat
est par ia pr&scnte autorsGe rappecr cetc ogdon-
nance.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvclle.
Orleans, ce onzeme jour de ttyrier, de lannGe dc
notrc Scgneur mil hunt cent soiXAntcct-lm,
P.5sdc,t de Ia Convention Ec rEm, de In I.o,aianc
CeriRt j. TEIOE. WHEAT, sccftiairc frlG lO
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Relative aux Grimes ct Dclits commits govt
lie reEirn e dss ci~ticvant G0uvcrneane7lttte DIES
Etats-Unis.

Relative aux Grimes ct Dclits commits CONS
lie regime d=s cI-acvant Gouvcrnesnentd DIES
Etats-Unis.
Mons 10 peuple de l'Etat de Ia Louisane, assemble
en- Convention, 1tclarOns ct OrdOnnOns ct il est par
Ia prGscnte declare ct ordonnG, CONNIE suit:
reinforcement, Toues les lois dcs cdeyant Flats
unis d'AmGrque, en- vigHeur dams Get Etat lie vlngt-
sixieme jour de janyicr 1861, A. d. dftinssant les
crimes ct dGts ct prcscryant des penalties pour les
dts crimes ct dGlits sont par les prGsentes rGadop
tees CONNIE lois de rEtat dc Ia Louisiana exceptG
tces lois qui dnissent ct pnnssent la trahsnn en-
yers avcC lie cidcvant commencement dcs Etats Uns,
ct eles autres lois G scracnt contradiction
tOute OrdODnanCc de cette Convention.
Sccon0emcnt Tontes les pourstlites dec dts crimes
ct dtIts seront faitcs All nom ct par Fautorite de
Etat de la Louisiana, ct les conclusions seront prises
contre Ia paix ct Ia dignitG de rEtat.
Irol3lemement, TOutes les pOursuites des dts
tees par cettc Convention vertu dune ordonnance
intitu.e " Ordinance concernant lea Cours de
District ct de Circuit Gtabes dams rEtat de Ia LOui
sane par le ci-dcgdnt commencement DIES Flats Unis
ct commencement Ia juridictiOn dtlinc dams Ia dita
ordinance.
Qaatriamemcnt, Tous les JUDGMENTS DIES coars des
ci dcyant EtatsUns, dana Get Fiat, prononCGs jus
QUA present ct c0ndamnhnt nnc personnc qncconquc
peine en- vcrtu des ditcs lois aurOnt plene
yigueur ct pein efct; ct toute persOnne mantenant
enfermtc dams une prison pGntentaire quel-
conque de Get Fiat en- veru des dts JUDGEMENTS con
tnnera ctre gardte jL'qu'a l'exGcuton plcine eft
cutiHic uu Wv JuSEtilcnt d nlpls u etIt leH'pJt0
plus tot hins gu il est dispoge cidessous.
Cinquiemement, lie pouvoir d'accorder des sursis
ct des pardons pour les dts crimes ct dGts accorde
prtctdemnent all President des cidevant Etats Unis
est par la prGsente cOnt6rG gouveneur de Get Etat
avec l'appr0bation du Senat.
SXGmenent, Mule ordonnance adoptAe par cette
Convention n'aura lie pouvOr dc faire discontnuer
toute pOursuite dGjA commenCce vertu des lois du
ci-dcvant commencement des Flats Unis ct les ditea
pOursltcs seront continues, Guives ct appliquGcs
absOlument CONNIE 81 null enlargement n await ell lieu
dams Ia fOrmc du commencement faisant settlement
les engagements requis pour sc conformer a Ia pre-
sente ordinance.
Septitmemcnt, La legislature aura lie droit damsn.
der, de changer on d'abroger une disposition que
conque de cette ord0nnance
Adoptte en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia NOuvalle
Orleans, le onziGme jour de fcvricr, Tan de notrs
Scigneur mil hut cent go1ante.etun.
ISgnsl A. NOUTOE,
President de la Con IN ion.
Cer,ihG: j. THOS WHEAT SecIs air.. falls lOt
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To Guard the State fronr Euvagion by Sea.
We The People Of the STATE Of Louitinnn do de-
clare and ordaln, and il is hereby declared and Or
dained:
First That any pilot or branch pilot holding a IL
cense commission under the laws Of this State, or
any other person who shall conduct any armed yes
sci belonging to the Government of the late United
States, into either of the mouths of the Missis
sippi river, Or into tho AtchafaIaya river, or up
either OF said rivers, or into any bay or bayou
leading into the interior OF this State, shall be
subject to indictment in the First District Court
of New Orleans, and, upon conviction, shall be
fined not more than one thousand dollars, and
be imprisoned at hard labor not less than fiYe
that the Governor Of this State shall have power to
suspend the operation Of this ordinance whenever
he may deem it advisable.
Second, That the Governor Of this State is hereby
empowered to cause all huoys and bcacOns in the
channels leading into the rivers above mentioned
and all landmarks that may serve as guides fer
sells entering said rivers to be removed whenever
in his opinion the public safety may require such
removal
Third, That the Governor of this State is hereby
authorized and empowered to remove any pilot or
branch pilot from Office whenever lie may have
good cause to suspect his fidelity to the State of
Louisiana.
Fourth, That the General Assembly of this State
is hereby authorized and empowered to repeal or
modify this ordinance.
Adonted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans, the eleventh day of February in the year
of our Lord one thousand eigh hundred aud sixty
one.
President of the Convention Of the State Of Louisiana
Attest j. TllOS. WHEAT, Secretary. icl6 lUt
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made 10 the said Government at Washington by the
officers herein named, sha be rendered and made to
the Surveyor-Generalo Public Lands for the District
of Louisiana. Provided however, that any war
rants which may have been drawn on the said Re-
ceivers as Disturbing officers Of the late Govern
ment Of the United States, prior 10 the twenty
sixth day Of January, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. one, shall and may be paid at
once by the Receivers; provided, that before the
said payment is made, the said warrant shall be
approved by the Governor or the SurveYor-G 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 he may con
slider said removal conducive to the public inter-
ests, and ne shall have authority to ill all vacancies,
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate,
and in ease 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 az
provided for above.
Adopted in Convention at the city Of Now Or
leans; the twelfth day Of February, the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one
LSisnedl A. MOTION,
~ .. Prs.dent sf the C Invention,
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary fele l0t
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Sixth, That no ordinance passed by this Conven-
ton shall operate as 6 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 aame manner as If no alteration had been
made in the form of Government, merely changing
what ought to be changed to conforra 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 ona thousand eight hundred and sxty.one.
t~gn,d A. NOUTON,
President Of the ConyenNor.
Attest: J. TIIOS, WHEAT, Sec,eArr. fcI6 lot
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Providing for the adoption OF National
Flag for thc State Of i-ouisiana.
We, the People Of Louisia7sa in Convention as
sembled, do ordain and establish, That the flag OF
the State Of Louisiana shall consist and be com
posed Of thirteen horizontal stripes, Of the colors
hereinafter described, and to be disposed in the
following order, commencing from the upper line
or edge Of the flag, to-wit: the first stripe blue
second, white; third, red; fourth white; iGh,
blue sixtk, white seventh, red eighth, white !;
ninth, blue; tenth, white; eleventh, red; twelfth,
white; and the thirteenth or bottom stripe, blue.
We do further Orddin and establish, That there
shall be in the upper or 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 snid field
there shall be star of due and proportionste size,
having five points or rays; and that the color Of
the said star shall be pale yellow.
We do further Orddip and estlJ!ie1t, 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 year
Of our Lord one thougand eight hundred and sixty.
one.
lSisneJI A. NOUTON,
President Of hs Convention
Attest j. THOS, WHEAT, Secretary. fcl6 lot
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Relative "a Ia reguIarfsatien DIES Postcs ca
Louisiana.
lie pcuplc de Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Convention
ordOnne:
Les contrats ct les rGglements qui existent main,
tenant pour lie service dcs postcs serOnt pas chan
g&s par Etat de Ia Louisiana, ct les persOnnes char
gees de l'eXGcuton des dts cOntrats ct rGglGmCnta
pourront continuer rempr les devoirs rattachant
aux dts contrats ct rtgements, jusqua quinn on
des traitGs postauX soient concus on jusqu ce quill
en- soft autrement ordonnG par cette Convention on
par toutc autre autoritG compGente.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la NouvelIe
Orleans, &c on2Gme jour dc ravrier, Fan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-ctun.
Sign6l a. MOUTON,
Certla: j. THoS. WHEAT, secrdaire f.l6 I6s
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81 BAEzORNR 9ERHEsT STEFAN BOILER
~ AANUFACTORY, netuesH Poydras and He7iR only
"a three minutes walk from the St. Charles Hotel.
~ The undersigned haTing largely increased his work.
5hop and having ali the facie is prepared to I'll orde
any description of BOILERS in less time and at low rates
they he had IN shop in the Soath or the
North.
Always on had, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS from 20 to
% feet long. and Y inches diameter.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS &c. 81 81 and Sc inches dams.
,oE, and various lengths
Fire Fronts rata Bars Stand Pipes Valves constantly
=n hand .
III work will be guaranteed of best material and workman.
ship.
faroB wishing purchase Boilers fer paatatcns
osg OF ga1ns are respectfully invited to call and Judge foI
hor1selvas (u2s lykwI y. u. FOWLER.
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bayonet, and come to an order" like a pile Of
bricks falling of the top of house,
a corporaFs duties consist Of wearing q sword,
looking as important as the natural cast Of hia
features will permit, marching on the extreme
right and left of the patoons and last but not least
the self imposed duty of impresang on the minds
Of unsophsticated and new members, that they
(the corporals) are their superior officers. Hints
to the privates will be contained in our next
chapter. To be continued
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designations NOT ACCEPTED- Wdsti1agi6n, Feb.
l2-Capt. Morrison of the revenue cutter Lewis
Cass, has sent his resignation to the Treasury De-
partrnent at Washington, and acknowledges that
ties of Alabama. 1t will be seen by the following
order that no designations under such circumstan-
ces will be accepted. Capt. Bushwood will no
doubt be disposed of in the same way:
''TREAsURY DErARTMENr Feb. III
~. J. Morrison, of Georgia, a captain in the
cutter service of the United States late in
command Of the Lewis Glass; having, in violation
of his official oath and of his duty to the Govern
ment, surrendered his vessel to the State of Ala-
bama, it is hereby directed that his name be.
stricken off from the rolls of the said service, by
order of the President of the United States.
tiJoaN a. DIX
oF tleT z
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SNEiEEaOkEEs RER EIDH AN uNtAtiIkG
~ Specific for I'll Diseases Of the Urinary Organs and Cen
ava Alternative AMI Bleed Purifier.
a9Tais "Remcdy cnres when all other preparations fail
a-lt is entirely unlike other me}cns prescribed fo
Fenerszl Diseases contains Mineral Poison Nateou
Drugs being prepared fror Roots, BRrks and Leaves
'ornl OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
- 1t is natures remedy for 9onorrhca and elect
Gravel Structure. and especially recommended for FUor Al
bus, whites in em1les3 Tor this complaint it is Invaluable
a5-As general Alternative and blood purifier it has equal
does fail Scroula Secondary Syphilis andr
lar Swelgs Marcura aud all Ernpre Diseases curing them
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
does this by purifying and cleansing the boodcausg it to
flow in all it's original purity and vgor thus removing fro the
ay8em all impure and peracous which have induced
disease
Gin all Gnnorrhaa and elect that baed
all medical skill is especially recommcnded in old cases II
fails in from three
few dcses positively all seading heat chordee
pain.
MI the breath orinertere with any class
business.
s1F-It requires assistance from other medicine.
a9~Tt lay the toetEbe in the counting room
without being suspected enedy for private
E9-k treaBe on Veneraal disease with full directions fo
'aeI' tournament cure accompany each bottle
s-o full particulars get Circular FREE from any drug
in the United States.
aIt retail for 81 bottle three bottles S.
ali responsible druggists and deaers in medicines through
United States and wholesale by all wholesale
gists
POTTER + MERWlK, Sole Proprieors St. Louis, No.
J.WRIGHT CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street,
Wholesale = gents for the South.
R7-Snld nv all Druggists, isl6 lydW
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OI2DUHNANCE
Pour Inloption dun Drapeau National do


Pour I'nfloption dun Drapenu National do
rEtat dc III Louinisne.
Nous, lie peuple de la Louisiana assemble en- Con
VentlOn ordonn0ns ct stations que lie drapeau de
l'Etat de Ia Louisiana Sc composera lie treize
bandes horrizonales, DIES coulelrs ci-aprbs spEc
fees, ct qui seront disposGes dams ordre suiyant
ell commencant de Ia ligne gu du bOrd supericur du
drapeau, kavor: La premiere bande bleun: Ia
sec0nde blanche; Ia troi.jGme rouge; Ia quatriGme
blanche la cinqui6me bleue; Ia sixicme blanche ;
la scpticme rouge; Ia huitcme blanche la neuy
ieme bl0ne; Ia dixitme blanche : IL Onzitme rouge
Ia douzi&me blanche; ct Ia treZtms ct dcrniere
bande bleue.
Nous Ordonnons ct stations de plus, Quill aura
All coin guptrieur ct principal du drapeau, un
champ carrG, don't In couleur sera rouge, ct don't
les c6tfS seron Ggaux la largcur de sept bandez,
ct qu'au centre du dit champ il y aura une Gloile
dune dimension convenabIc ct proportonnGe,
ayant cnq points rayons, ctque Ia c0uleur de Ia
dite Gtoe ser& dun jauue pale.
Nous ordonnOns ct stations de plus, One lie dit
drapeaa ct nul autre ssra lie drapeau national de
Fiat de Ia Louisiana.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia Vile de 10 Nor-
veIe Orleans, ce onzicme jour de fGvrier, Ian De
notre segneur mil Auit cent soixanteetun.
IsiEns A. MOTION
Prtsdeat de ID tDnv-ntInn
Ccrtist J. TH0s. WHEAT, Sscrt,ae. f46 los
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0 TO :.
An ORDINANCE


Nfolativc to Postal Arrangements ia Louis
ESnu.
Be il 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 a postal treaty or
treaties shall be concluded, or until otherwise or
dered by this Convention, Or by some other com
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.
TSigncdl A. MOUTON,
President Of the Convention.
j, THOS WHEAT, Secretary. fel6 lOt
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2 A6ISSBR IISEBRE.
ONN HIz N2MAsHUs CILENz
BY OUR NED.

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Kant U gin US l good squeel?
Peepei r lookin ure utteranz
Ure cilenz wurries evreboddee-
Bennitt's evreboddee-
it wurries HIM.
/, it wurries NEE!
Ure mene-U. r.
KoNKLUDIN STAND sIRs.
O! Kongure, U speke
If lit amt drite
No matter.
Hev U got er sOwer mouthe
Orr IL ure tung tired-which?
Mebbee lo5te ure teethe
fitein inguns-
Wut kan make U SOW dun?
Bennitt says eff U don't spoke
lannon's will
Then where B q!
gone 2 Their client Toombs,
reckon.
PERSwAsIv LINES.
o! liukern! linkern!
brake that dredful sienz
jest wunts III kepe Bennitt
Quiett-I rede hiz papurs
& pa cent? lit
twice er Weke.
it donte pa
Bennitt fills Their papure
with ure cilenZ.
SOW l gifts nuthin mi 2 sentz.
Farewell kontraree 4
Kontumashis sitizen
wa off inn Illernoise.
adoo krooked limbed man
Inwincible shoulder ov Their
Revolushun.
leeve ure cilenz
Bennitt & Remosse.