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ORDINANCE
To Provide for the 4 appointment OF Dele
gates TO Il Convention to form Southern
ConfcdcrRcy.
We, the People Of LouiSi1nu in Convention as
sembled, do declare and ordain, and it is hereby
declared and ordained:
First, That this Convention will, on the 3oth day
Of January instant, at the hour Of II NJ, pro
coed to elect by ballot six delegates two from
the State at large and one from each Congress
slona District, to represent this State in the Con
yentlon OF. Seeding States, proposed to be held
at Montgomery, in the Stale of Alabama, on the
fourth day of February, 1851 for the purpose of
securing concerted and harmonious action, and
also OF forming Provisional Government for
those States which have seeded, and which NAV
secede, and intend to form n Southern Confed
eracy.
Second, That the said Delegates be instructed
to aid IN forming Provisional Government, on
the basis OF the Constitution of the United States
for such States as have seeded, or may secele to
be established and put into operation before the
fourth day Of March, 1861 and that the same
Convention OF Seeding States shall proceed forth
with TO consider and propose q Constitution and
plan for Permanent Government for such States,
which proposed plan shall be referred back to the
several State Conventions for their adoption or re-
lection.
Third, That this Convention accents the recon-
mendaton of the State of South Carolina that each
State be entitled to one vote in the said COnven-
ton upon all questions which may be voted upon
therein and that each State send as many Dele.
gates as are equal in number to the number of
Senators and Representatives to which it was en-
titled in the Congress of the United States
Fourth, mat, if from any cause the said Con
VentiOn should not assemble at the time and place
above mentioned. then, and in that event. the said
Delegates be, and they are hereby accredited to
any Convention of Seeding States which NAV
meet at any other time and place, having for its
object the formation Of a Government and the
establishing of C0nfederacy. as herenbefore
prescribed, and which may adjourn to meet at
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AN GRDTSASCE

4
Authorizing TIC payment of cc,tni, Dr, "A,
draw, on the Iaie SuF,-rrraxurv, oF ~
United States ut New Orleans.
wboraor .b.
tie cnn+r" the p"n5, VI l"usIah@ ms eakeh onner
TpeaSmr If 1%a Tirsd ~ LS iate 0po
consiiaTs II ist that az oLiodns, Dut
tba sane sidIIJ hn raj IAN III '7 ur@"n against
SS%Tpoxi w., 20 fe y"' :,
ofS Gto Of "f g',Ittt ~ INC 1e2pIe
I'll tha t,ia nennsit" ~ aSsem4e1
harnhv onthnriZed rs III 5,, tlt'IS pe anG ne Is
itit ~ W ", "; i5 ,'i RAYS uEa"h IN the le-
6ifrars of tLo fri,5 ~ te 5l99uFslhg
fnrs dnTostad IN ~ ~ gu .ne luHGS hereto,
Gtota" d Sovy ~ .a1 t9 easuI ot t!e United
resnrctyeIv Pr",ad tt t VI In 81 ST plcef5
eyrnrt nF ia T,a 'ii,a1 ~ u','it 7''! DC Paid
'ANNP' p"1 VI NV Olil'et uiH"IuS tNP same ana
PROVIDED, luriher, that the aggregate amount of
drafts hereby authorized to be paid shall NOT cy-
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UNE ORDOENAECE
Autorisa rat ie paicnent d certatns mandate
tires surju Snus-rresorcric ttes Etuts-Unis
IL Ia Observation-Disclosures.

tires sur la snus-Tresorcric dies Etuts-UnIs
AZ Ia Nouv"jIc|2rlemns.
Attendu que l'Etat de Ia Louisiane rris ct place
SOUS c cOntr0e les t0nds Opposes la soustrGsOrerc
des Etats.Uni5 u la NouVe|c-O Orleans, mais consdGrc
quill est justc que ccrtars mandats, tires sur Ia
ditc sous-tr&soreIie snent pages en- consequence
SECTION l. lie peuple dc l'Etut de Ia Louisiana, as
scmhiG en- Convention, Ord0nue:
Que lie dGpositaire des dts fonds, nommG par Ne
tat est ct demeuro auoriSG, par Ia prGente payer
tnns les mandats tires pour payer de3 dGpenScs lGgi
times par les agents camptablcs deS Etats Uuis sur
les i0nds antrGHrcmcnt Opposes Ia SOUS Sorcrie
des htats-Unis il Ia Nouvce-OrlGans au credit des
dts agents comptablcs Tcsnectivcment
Bcn cntendu qu'aucun mandat ne sera page que
sur Ia balance qi SC trouvc au credit dc locier qui
aura tire lie dit mandat
Ell bcn entcndu de plus, que lc mOntant total deg
mandats don't lie Placement est autorisG par la pre-
sente ncXcGdera pas la somme dc 5000 ,592 So trois
cent six mile cinq cent quatre-VingtdouZe piastcs
quatrc Yngt cents
SEC. 2. Ordonuc de plus One lie dit dGpositaire
de IEtat est ct demCure autorisG payer tous les
mandats tires par les Etats- Uns avant Ia passntion
de Performance de secession sur les fonds antGrcurc
ment depOsts Ia s0us-trisorerc deS Etats-Uns Ia
Nouyelle Orleans au credit du revcnu public dcs
EtatSUnis.
Bien entendu, que lie mOntant total DIES dts man
dats n'eXcGdcra pas la somme de $ll6,226 "A, cent
quarantc-siX mile deuX cent Yingt-siX pastres ct
sOiXanc-GuatorZe cents, mai5 mandlt de trans
fert gu mandat tire lie fonds dcstinG au Placement
dcs dGp0ts dor ct dargent, lie sera reconnu vaable
on pay6.
Sro. 3. Ordonne de plus que Ia somme de
SCI ,lG4 Al, trcnteet-un mile cent soxantequatre
piastres quarsnequatre cents qui Sc trouve au Gre
dit du d6partcment des postes, sur les iyres de Ia CT
deYant strGsorcre DIES Etots Unis Ia NouYelle-
Orleans est par Ia pr6sente destnGc au Placement des
mandats des Etats Uns tires pour payer lie service
des postes, jusqua &C quill en- soft autrement ordonne
par Cette Convention on par lassembl6e gGnGrale
SEC 4. 0rdonne de plus Qu'ancun mandat ne
sea page par lie dit dtposare des dts fonds ayant
qunait fourni son obligation cautions au gou-
Yerneur de Get Eta aus quill est present. dams Tor
dominance ant6reurement adopt6e lie 20 janyier 1861
Adoptee en- Convention, dams la vile de Ia Nouyel-
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AutOrisant lie Gouvcrne1rde IE.tut n accep-
ter de A. j. Guirot un cnutiGGiMennerrt sol
vable de cent mile pia Strcs, CONNIE gnrnn-
tie lie la tideie execution de sea devoirs Off
cielR.
Resolu, Que lie gouverneur de l'Etat est autoris6
accepter de A. j. Guirot un cauti0nnemcn s0lvable
de cent mills piastres CONNIE garane de la idele
execution de ses devoirs oificels
Adopt6e en- Convention, dams Ia vile de Ia NOuvc
leOrltans lie cinquieme jour de evrier Fan de notrc
Seigneur mil HUT cent soixanteetun.
lSgueJ A. UoUTON,
President do Ia Convention.
CertfG J. TiIOS. WHEAT, SesrstBre. fsl6 bt
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For the establishment of Il regular Military
Force for the State OF LoVtfsiaua.
| He, the People Of L0uisiana, ia Convention as
sembed, do ordain, aud it ID hereby ordained by
| authority of the same:
First, That Immediately after the passage of this
ordinance, there shall be formed regular military
force for the protection of the State to consist of
one regiment OF artillery, one regiment of infantry
and such general and staff officers as are herein
after provided for.
Second That tie regiment of artillery shall consist
OF one colonel, who shalt be chef of engineers and
artillery; one lieutenant colonel; two majors, one
of whom shall be chief Of ordnance; one sergeant
major, and eight companies: each of which shall
consist OF one captain, two LIST lGutenantS, ID
lieutenant, four Sergeans, four cOrp0ras, four arti
ticers, two musicians, and eighty.sx privates The
regiment of infantry shall consist OF one colonel
one lieutenant colonel major one sergeant
major, and eight companies: each company shall
consist of one captain, one lst lieutenant two I'd
lieutenantS fonr sergeants, four corporas two nut
stclans, and ninety prvates Each regiment TO
have one adjutant appointed from the subalterns
of the line.
Third, That there shall he one mn 0r- general who
shall have rank aud command next to the com.
maItder-i chief, with two aides,de camp with the
rank OF LIST lieutenant, to be attached Rs extra sub
alterns, to the regiment of the line One adiutant
and Inspector general. with the rank Of colonel
and one assistant adiutant general, with the rank
OF captain. One quartermaSter-gcneFal, with the
rank OF colonel, and three assistant uuarteT.mas-
tiers, with the rank of captain. The duties of the
subsistence and pay departments to be performed
by the quartermastcrs department. OGe surgeon,
with the rank Of major, and three assistants with
The rank OF lst lieutenant: and two military store
Keepers and twelve enlisted men Of ordnance.
Fourth, That all the commissioned officers pro-
vided for in this ordinance shall be appointed by
the Governor, by aud with the advice and consent
Of the Senate; and the enlisted men shall engage
TO serve for three years. unless sooner discharged
Provided, that the Governor or the Legislature
shall have power to disband this force whenever
the safety of the State no longer reQuires its ser.
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GRDUSNANCE

Pour pnprS'Oir "a Ia nomination lie DcIcgrres
nune Convention pour former unc Confc-
dcru;i dII sud:
Nous, lie peupe de Ia Louisiana assemble en- Con-
venIon dGClalOns ct ordonnons, il est par les pre-
scntes declare ct Ord0nnG:
reinforcement, QuFau trente de janvier courant
nildl, cette Convention prOcedCra sCrutin Eel
ection de six dGlGgu6s don't deux seront pris dams
tout Etat ct I'm dams cbaquc district congressional
esques reprGsenteront Get Etat dams Ia Convention
dea Etats sGlSSOnnajrGS Gu doit sc rGunir il Mont
gomery, dams l'Etat d Alabama lie quatriGme Jour de
1cVrter mil hut cent sOXante .cuu pour as8urer Ia
concordc ct harmonic de leurs actes ct auSs pOnr
former IN gonvernement provisoire pour les Flats
qul sc sont separ6s qui pOurraient sGparer ct
ont lintention de former une Confederation du Sud
Secondement, Quill est eniJnt aux dts dGlGgnGs
dc contributor former I'M gouyerncment provS0re
sur la base de Ia Contribution des Flats Unis pour les
Etnts qul sc sont sGparGs qu pourraent sc Sc
parer, leqncI dCYra Gtrc Gttb!i ct mis- en- actiYtG
aYant lie quatrIeme jour du mOs de mars mil HUT
cent sOlXantc-ctun, ct que Ia meme Convention dGs
Etats scissonnaires SC mettra en- devoir Immediate
mcnt de prendre consideration ct de propOsGr unc
constitution ct TN plan de gouvenement permanent
pour les dts Etats, leQuel plan rGlGrG de
aux diycrScB conventions d'ftQt pour etrc
adOptG on rejetd
Troisemement, One cette Convention accepte la
accommodation de TEtat dc Ia Caroline du Sud que
claquc Etat ait droit Il vote dams la dte Conven
ton sur toutes les questions qu pourrant y etrc
lhlscs aux VuX ct que chaque Fiat euY0e I'M nom
bre dc decguG5 Gyal all nombre de5 sGnaGurs ct des
repr9senNnts auques il avaient drot au Congress dcs
Et0tS.Unis.
Qastrememcnt, Que 81 pour uno cause qpeIconque
Ia dle Convention yeuait ne pas s'assembcr 4 IL.
poque ct au lieu cdessus desgnGs les dts dialogues
sont par les prGscntes accr5dit6s auprGs de toutc
Convention dcs Etas scisionnaire5 qui pourat sas-
Sembler tonte autre GpoQue ct en- tout autrc lieu
dams lie tut de former commencement ct dGtablir
une Confederation, CONNIE il est present. ci-dcssys,
ct qn pourrait s'ajourner pour Sc rGunir a toate
autre GpoqUe ct en- toue autre lieu.
Adoptee en- Convention en- la vile dc la Nouvce-
Orleans &c vngt-neuyitmo jour de janvier mil hut
cent soiXante et-un.
ISigas] A. MOTION
. r. tsidaut de Ia Convention pElet de Ia Louisiana
SeFuhe; j, IllHS WHEAT, S6crGtaire fal5 lot
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AN ORDNANCE
Relative to the Revenues Collected

Relative to the Revenues Collected at 9I,e
Port of New Orleans.
Be 1t ordained by the People Of Louisiana, in
Convention assembled That the revenues collected
and to be collected at the port of New Orleans,
are held in trust by the State of Louisiana, and
shall be kept separate and apart from all other
funds
Be further ordained, That the Governor, and
lie alone, is hereby authorized to draw his warrants
on the depository of said funds, to pay such eX.
penses of the service, as we'll as the expenses Of
the Mint in New Orleans, upon the estimates of the
proper officers, as have been heretofore authorized
by the laws and regulations Of the United States.
Be ii further ordained, That all accounts con-
neeted with said service, as well as said Mint, as
heretofore rendered to the Federal authority, be
rendered to and adjusted by the Governor, who IS
hereby authorized aud required to take proper
bonds with spreties Of said officers, for the proper
discharge of their duties.
F. lie it further ordained, That all accounts hereto
fore rendered by the Federal officers in this
State to the Federal authority, be hereafter rem.
dered IN the manner prescribed by the laws and
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eRDONSRECE

eRISDNSSSCEL
Pour Changer In Conatitutioge de l'Etat de
Ia Loutsissilc eoncern4I,t lie SerIneflt d'of-
flee:
Nous, lie peuple de fEtat de Ia Louisiana aaGemb1t
en- Convention dtclarons ct ordonnons ct il est, par
Ia preSente, declare ct ordonne que Particle quatre-
vingtdix de Ia Constitution de FEtat de Ia Louisiana
est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente change de maniAre
etre ans concu:
Les membres de l'assemblte g6nGralo ct tous les
fonctionnaires pubics prtteront avan dentrer dams
lexercce de lcurs fonctons, lie serment on raf1rma
ton qui suit:
"Je - jure on aftirme acknowledgment Que lie
sera dele ct obGssant lEtat de Ii Louisiana tant
que e ser9i coyen du dit Etat ct que e suis peine
Fiat occuper p place laquce i'ai Gt6 nomm5
lou alg) ct que ie remplirai, de mon micux les de-
yolrs de ma place, ct soutiendrai, protegera ct de-
fendrai Ia Constitution de Get Etat, Que Dieu me
soft en- aide
Adoptte en- Convention en- Ia vile de Ia NouyelIe-
Orleans, ce vngtneuvieme jour de jauvicr en- Ian
de n0tre Scigneur, mil hut cent soixanteet-un
lsIgntI A. MOUrtJN.
- ..r, . President de Ia Convention.
hrFfihe j. MUS WHEAT, Stc!tthire folJ l0E
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A ISEE0LUTfDN


To authorize the Governor of the State to
accept n satisfactory bond for one hundred
thousand dollars from A. j. Guirot for
the faithful performance OF his official
duties.
Resolved, 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 in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans This fifth day Of February, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
ISignedl A. NOuTON,
President OF The Con, Gnon.
Attest: J. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary. felB l0t
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Concernant Ia libre Navigation du Geuve
Mississippi.
Resoit, Que nous, 10 peuple de 'Etat de la Loui-
siane, reeonnassons le dros de bre navigation du
ieuve Mississippi, ct de tous ses tributaries, par
tous les Etsts amia riverains du dit tieuve ct DIES
dts tributaries. ct nous reconnaissons Ggalement
lie droit dentrGe ct de sorte des bouches du Mssis
sipp par tous les Etats ct puissauces amis; ct
d6clarons par presentes notre voontG de st-
puler toutes les guarantees n6cessaires pour exerose
des dts droits.
Adopt6e en- Convention dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge ce vingt-sixieme jour de janver, en- l'annee
mil HUT cent soixante-et-un.
[Sisud A. MOTION,
President de Ia Convention
Certihe J. THGS. WHEAT, SecrStsirs. fel5 lot
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ORDINANCE

To amend the Constitutions of the State OF
louisiana.
We, he People of the STATE of louisiana in Con
vention assembled, do declare aud ordain, and it is
hereby declared and ordained
First, That article thirty fourth Of the Constitu-
toa be and the same is hereby repealed
Second, That article thirty sixth Of the Gonstitu-
ton be altered so as to read as follows, to-wit No
person shall be eligible to the Office Of Governor or
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mWGnFTIrEnE

In reference to the Froe Navigation of the
r Mississippi river.
Resolpsd, That we, the people of the State. of
Louisiana, recognize the right of the free naviga-
ton ofthe Mississippi river and its tributaries by
all friendly States bordering thereon and we also
mouths of the Mississippi by all friendly states and
powers and we do hereby daclare our willingness
to enter into any stipulations to guarantee the sx
ercise of said rights.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge this
26th day of january, 1861.
isigncdl A. MNuTON,
President of tho Convention.
Attes j. THos. WHEAT. seerotSry. foi5 lot
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AN ORDINANCE concerning Citizenship.
We, the People of Louisiana, in Convention as
sembled, do declare and ordan That all free white
persons embraced in the following classification
shall be deemed and considered, and are hereby
declared to be citizens of Louisiana, viz:
First All persons who, 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, Wome2 of foreign birth, now married, or
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Lewis s. LeBonrgeois.

Lewis s. LeBourgeois,
Felix Lewis,
John l.. Lewis,
TIL. G. Manning,
Henry Marshall,
Antoine Marrero, rz.
Leon D.. Marks,
/. N. Marks,
Robt. Campbell Martin,
John II. Martin,
Nehemiah Magee,
f. Q. Melaneon,
W. r. Miles,
j. j. Michel,
10. E. Miller,
John Moore.
Jas. McCloskey,
Andrew Mcclellan,
Henderson Nc FarlaDd, Jr.,
Samuel Washington McNeely,
NJ. D. H. Merton,
Jules G. Olivier,
D. O. Bryan,
Vim. Patterson,
]. Scudday Perkins,
John Perkins, Jr.,
w. 81. Perkins,
VIM. R. Peck,
John Pemberton,
Aaron H. Person,
VIM. S. Pike,
H, NJ. Polk, ..
n. W. Pope,
Aug. Provosty, ......
Walter Pugh,
Hardy Richardson,
A. B. Roman,
J. B. Slawson, 5&
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Resolved, That the President of this Convention
be authorized and requested to appoint a commits
sioner in behalf OF the State of Louisiana to the
State of Texas.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge, this 2sth
day of January, 1861.
TSiguedl A. NOUTON,
Pr sidet Of tho Convention of this State OF
Attest j. TlOS WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lOs
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Resofu, One lie president de cette Convention est
antorsG ct requis de nommer un commissaire pour
repr6senter rEtat de la Louisiana aupres de l'Etat
du Texas.
AdoptGe en- Convention a Baton Rouge, ce 26me
jour de janyier, 1861.
[Sgr5 A. NOrTON
President de Ia Convention de FEta de Ia Louisiana
CertihC: j. TliOS. WHEAT, Sec ,6nire. fe15 lot
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regulations Of the United States unto the Governor

OF this State.
Adopted in Convention, at the city OF New Or
leans, the twenty ninth of January in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[Sisn9d 4. MOUTON,
PreAdcpt os tho Convention OF tho Stats OF Louisiana
Attest: J. Tu0S. WHEAT, Secretary. fs5 lOt
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loOrlGans CO second jour de f6yrier, dams annGo de
notre Scigneur mil hut cent sUixante-et,un.
[Signtl A. MupTON,
Pgshident do Ia Convention do rBat dc Ii Louisiana
CartlhS: J. THOS WHEAT SaarSIaire fsib let
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lane ct d'autres Flats sous lie nom des " Etats
! Am6tiquen est par les prGsentes dissoute
IS declarons ct ordonnons de plus, que FEta
Louisiana reprend par Ia presente ordon
tous les droits ct tous les pouyoirs d6legue
sdemment au gouvernement des Etats Uni
,riqne; que ses citoyens sont delies de tout
ance au dit commencement, ct quill est dan
ne possession ct dams l'entier exercice d.
s droits de sonYerainetG qui superintendent
It lihre ct independent.
9 declarons ct ordonnons de plus, Que tom
its acqnis ct devolus SOUS lie regime de Ii
tuition DIES Etats Unis, on dun acte quelcon
Congress, gu dun trait6, gu en- Yertu dune
lconque de Get Etat, ct qui ne sont pas CT
avec cette ordonnance, demeureront Ell
ct auront lie meme effet que 81 cette ordon
n'ayait pas etc adopt6e.
1tee en- Convention a Baton-Rouge lie 7inct
e jour de janvier de Ian de notre Seignure
i soixante-et-un.
ltl A. M0UTON.
President de la Convention.
8 J. THoS. WHEAT, secreiaire. fel5 lot
w. R. Adams.
VIM. Dumont Anderson,
Bernard AYegno,
A. Barbin,
VIM. Rnffin Barrow,
e. Bermudez,
Chs. Bienvenn,
P. E. Bonford,
"A. Bonner,
G. G. Briscoe,
Walthall Burton,
Louis Bush, "
e. G. w. Butler,
ThOs. j.. Caldwell,
Fenelon Cannon,
VIM. G. Carr,
Eaorna rIo,ar
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II saRf,TN kNcE

Rsfas8ve TO siae PnbIication of the 0rainan-
ces aatl Journal Of the Convention.
7st People ut tte State al Louisiana do ory5aan;
Sacri1s |. Az ordinances are to have full effect
) fgeni their adoption, except when otherwise or
dereds but Ia order that due publicity be thereto
gfgens the ordinances shall be published as herein
+ affer directed, unless Otherwise ordered by the
Convention
sss. 2 Iheseeretary shall deliver to the Printer
of The Convention, within three days after their
ad0niiaff, duly certified copies of all ordinances
eaaesads aud the Printer shall, within two days
thereafter publish the same IN the official paper
separate from the journal, atang ten days, IN the
same ataeT as the acts Of the General Assembly
are published.
SIC. Q. Within thirty days after the final adjourn
mens of the Convention, the Printer shall finish
and deliver to the Secretary of State 1900 copies
of the Ordinances and Journal of the Convention,
printed in book form, on good strong book printing
paper; The ordinances in long primer type, solid,
# each page fifty seven lines long, including running
title, white line under it and foot line and thirty
enls ia width, aud the journal, made up from the
Journal as published in the newspaper in minion
type, solid, the pages to be eighty-one lines in
length, including running title, white line under it.
and loot Lines the book 70 be covered and stitehed,
In the same manner as the statutes Of the State.
SEC. A. Immediately after receiving such books
The Secretary Of Stare shall forward one copy to
each of the clerks Of the District Courts in the
State to be preserved their offices fer the use
The Courts; one copy to each of the Recorders of
Parishes one copy to each of the Police Juries of
the State, four copies to each of the members of
tie Convention ard the remainder, if any, he shall
n deposit Id the Office Of the State Librarian.
SEC s.. Within thirty days after the adjournment I
ut the ention slase DIG the Secretary shall de-
liver TO the Secretary of State all the enrolled or
diaances of the Convention, as well as the manu-
scrlptjournal, and all the papers and documents
n his possession. which the latter officer shall care
\ keep and preserve, and upon which he shall
endorse the day, month and year of filing in his
Office. Hereafter the Secretary of State shall |
j grahtcertihed copies in the same manner he is
now authorized to do relative TO the State statutes
and ether official papers in his Office.
Adopted in Convention, at New Orleans, this
seventh day of February in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
lSignedl A. M0UT0S,
rrsdent nf The Convention Of The State Of Louisiana
Attest il. H0S. WHEAT, Secretary. feI5 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

Authorizing t1ac payment OF certain Drafts
drawn on the late Suh-rren&ury Of the
United States ut New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31
DISSOLUTION.
JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS,
SUGAR AND MOLASSES .

Memphis, Tennezsee.