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STREET CoNAIIssIoNERs OFFICE, !

No. City Hail, :
New Orleans February n 1868
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH Dis
w tnct Pound, on pryades street, between Jack
son and Philip streets. as estrays-
-Four GOATS of different colors
Which, if not claimed within three days, and the ex.
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction at
SAID Pound on SATURDAY, February %, 1868, at
Il o'clock NJ. GEORGE D. FIELD,
Street Commissioner.
r. MCDONNELL, for Controller fe27 81
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|lb'FIsH. The cause Of bis death was
.quence Of having travelled from the
|ppi river into the tank OF the water
hence through many windings of
pound pipes down to the City hall,
pipe that supplies the battery room
la alarm telegraph office, ana there
'ind laid on shelf. The little thing,
wo inches long, was of q silvery
'ad Is what the boys heTeabout eau
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@. Rouyer va. Edward wives.

q RouyeF va. EDWARD wives, a'Ef
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louis
lana, No. 5l49--By virtue of writ of seiz-
ure and safe, issued by the aboVe-named
Court in the abpve entitled suit, and received
on the 2sd November, 1857, have seized and will
oher Tor sale az public aueton, 70 the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY the 18th day of February, 1869, at
the DOOR Of the Courthouse, hapoeonyille, in the
parrish Of Assumption, Louisiana, the following de-
scriDed property viz. ~. f. ''f-
A CERTAIN. PLANTATION. established as
a. sugar plantation, situated in the parish
Of Assumption in tins state onthe left bank Ct the
Bayou llatourche, at distance Of five miles below
the village Of Donadsonville and at about forty
81 tuated on said Bayop, and at the place known
"Brule Dalferes, containing six arpents front on
the said lands OF the First Concessions by depth
Of thirty seven arpents, appertanug to the three
inferior arpentss and twenty-five and half 9rpents
to those Superior forming together superiieies OF
two hundred arpents, mQe or less, bounded in from
By the lands Of Oelestin Daferes and others; below
and back by those Of Naresse Suarez and others to-
gethef with all the buildings and improvements
Thereon, yi2.i One dwelling house. kitchen, and out
houses, four negro cabins one sugar house and ma
ehiuery one stable and corn CRIB seized as above
stated to satisfy the plaintiff Oasner Ro1yers claim
Of four thousand three hundred and thirty-three
dollars and thirty-three and one-third cents
90 IS together with interest and all costs Of
TERhs o. SAIE cash in United states Treasury
notes. costs q deed revenue stamps eto, expense
United statdsBrasshAps once. New Orleans, Jan.
q4i' - 'o''' Z. j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
No. s6i-la2a ie5 y @4 District 81 LoplslanA,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DHYsICIANs' DRUG sToRh-

NO. 1 so DELoRD STREET, Cor. OF ST, CHARLES
Opposite TiVoli Circle.
Fresh Medicines and medical advice for all dis
eases, whether chronic recent can be ebtaned at
this establishment; also Surgical attendance and
wounds dressed by competent and experienced Ply
scians and Surgeons at all hours of the day or night
Office consultations free OF charge.
selh Tlu Tn Su Jy
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census Of eighteen hundred and
seVenty-five the apportionment Of the
state shall be made ON the basis Of the
census Of the United States for the
year eighteen hundred and seventy.
Recommended by the
COMMITTEE.
ART. 90. To strike out all in the
first to the fourth lines, and insert,
" until an appropriation shall be made
in accordance with the provisions of
article twenty, the representation
in the senate and house ofrepresenta-
tives shall be as follows:''
To strike out all from the word
''and," first line, to the word twenty"
third line.
To strike out, fifth line. the words
"and to be elected as follows"
Recommended by the -a
COMMITTEE.
To strike out, sixteenth line, the
word " eleventh. and to insert the
words "0rleans right bank"
Recommended BY the
COMMITTEE.
To strike out, twelfth line, the
words 1.-The fifth district Of New Or
leans,' and insert "Orleans right
bank ...-
Recommended by the
COMMITTEE.
We recommend to strike out the
entire article and insert article
twenty, majority report, as follows:
ARTICLE %. Until an apportion-
meRt shall be made, and elections
held under the same, in accordance
with the first enumeration to be made
as directed in article twenty, the
representation in the senate and
house of representatives shall be as
follows:
For the narisb of OrIeans.
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NOTICE To TmE PUnLTc.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Room No. I City Hail.
New Orleans February IL, 1868. }
IT MAY BE WELL TO REMIND THE PUBLIC
J. that COMPL INT BOuK is opened in the
Office Of this department, and will be under obi.
cations to any OF community VINO will enter their
complaints thereon relative to any dereliction of
duty on the part of employees or nuisances that
may be developed unbeknown 10 this department.
GEO. d. FiHLN,
fe11 Street Commissioner
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

osEss JUDGE AND A JUDaB OF BUsI-
'nage beaumont, fifth district court,
an estimate OF the business &C
Aed By him must possess a fair
ot energy. From the 10th instant
'lsh he disposed of no less than one
and fifty-three cases. We are hoping
display may prove an incentive to
|her Of our judicial friends. His
a late have not been light or
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
store-0ne of the finest in the city-No. I42 Canal
street, Carondelet street. Il is susceptible of
being divided into two stores. To good lessee it
will be rented cheap. Inquire of
NJ. GERNON, No. story Building,
fe2 Enrnnr of Garnn and CnmInnn straeta-
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Friday. February q, 1868.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship KensIngton, Hedge, for BOSTON,
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Brig Winfield, 0sgood, for Boston-CreeYy,
Nickerson 6co
Brig A NJ Roberts, Doak, for Matansas-
Jos Kelley
Bark Limerick Lass, Marshman, for Bremen
-Creevy, Nickerson eco
Bark Jennie Cobb, Hanley, for Boston
Thorndike 4 Norton s6Es
0ldenburg bark Mymphe, Ralie, for Glasgow
-zerega & jenkins - c
Schooner Lizzie Evans, Evans, for Savan-
nah, GAG A Fosdick &co
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
No. City Hall, :

No City Hail,
New Orleans, February q, 1858
MERE BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS
w trict Pound, corner of Marigny and Morales
streets as estrays-
Five GOATS OF different colors
Which, If not claimed within three days and the ex
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on SATURDAY, February 20 1865
at Il O'CLOCK NJ. GEORGE d. FIELD
Street Commissioner.
r. MCDONNELL, for Controller. fen 81
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|HlSa MONEY AT THE City TREASURY
bly, treasurer was paying the roll of the
commissioners department yester-
The roll of the city officers will be
on Saturday. All outstanding war
against the city will be paid during
teek.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

French bark Guipnzcoano, Giraud, from
Bordeaux Dec "a, to Ceyaroe- ed dis
t-ict 10
British bark Ann Wheaton,, Priddle, from
I Rio de Janeiro Dec. %, to A Lamotte--
Point
Schooner Ring Dove, Wooster, from Havana,
TO Chaffraix b Agar-2d district
Schooner Lymburner, 0tcutt, from New
YORK Jan. 20, to g A Fosdick &co-
Point
Schooner Fannie Heating, Daniels, from
Galveston, to Jos Kelley--RoiRt
.s F0wBOATE.4s ~
Calhoun, Jackson, from the Passes-T0wed
down and to sea, 10Th inst, ship Antartic
and schooner Angelina Brought up
banks Virginia Dan, Ann Wheaton and
Guipzc0ano and schooner Lymburner.
sTEAMBoATa.
Henry Ames, Hicks, from Memphis.
fberVille, Gross, rom Bayou Sara.
Lizzie Hopkins, Roots, from Jefferson.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile--P RR.
Pauline Carroll, White, from Cairo
Baltic, Arnold, from Cairo.
BBL0W O0MIEa UP.
spip Indian Merchant, ~, from Galveston,
70 CreeyV, NfckerEon &co.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

HeadquaEAsrs LangAlsn Sub Club Third
Ward Radical Republican Party.-To the oHcers
and Members-You are hereby notified to attend the
Regular Weekly Meeting on THURSDAY, March
g. at O'Clock P. NJ at Easilys Hall, on Grayier
street. between Liberty and Franklin streets
By order Of President Felix O. Antoine:
fe26 WILLIAM A BARON S,crstsrv .
The Meadgunrtera of the Radical Republican
Party and Of the Committee to conduct the cam
pAign, and Of the State Central Executive Commit.
tee are at No. II Dryades street. near Canal street
Republicans from the country and city are invited
to cali and obtain documents and circulars for dstri
button. fels
First Ward CIub.-Radioal Republicans Of
the First Ward notified that this Club
meets EVERY TUESDAY evening at o clock at
Polymnia Han. corner Poymnia and St Charles
streets. GEORGE W. NADER,
President.
JOHN Y. BROWN, Secretary. fe7 I'm
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lssrPRosED TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN,
n Calvin reports having found five
leather valued at $500 on dray 1894
|niture car COL, said leather supposed
been stolen by Henry Bagley and
+ Gallagher. It is asserted that the
was obtained from the steamboat
new basin, on a forged order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

EHE PROPOSED 0RDIRANcE.-Judge
ker last evening in the board of as
aldermen made a proposition by
he thinks he can retire large por-
This city's currency. We publish his
lllon in another place. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

NO HEN Roosr.-The yard IG2
4 It street was robbed Wednesday
the weeks washing, and several
4 and fat turkey. It is supposed
e chicks have gone the way Of all
Il lekens. 4wh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

An fgED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
FrroE Eimore, on trial for the past two
Ir7 ia he criminal court, for the murder
EH Collins on the fourth Of last July,
a s1S evening declared by the jury not
..risn-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

Z 0UT OF PLAeE.--Johnny Snapper,
(, Of prisons, a few days ago sent to
'<house a. 8 dangerous and sus-
aazaeter for three muntbs, during
visited 3 stationhouse, and had
snt remarks to make, That he
q pay the visit il no fanitof the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

l1nIE AGAINST NATURE. Woods
i1ested on Wednesday night in the
l69 Baronne street, having been
tin the act of committing a nameless
against nature. The fellow, when
bay arraigned before Recorder
\, pleaded guilty, and was at once
ethe criminal court for trial. The
b is life imprisonment in the pcniteu-
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Total ----.--.-----...-- 10
And the state shall be divided into
the following senatorial districts, to
wit: ..r.....
The first, second, and third repre-
sentative districts of New Orleans
shall form one senatorial district, and
elect three senators. 'r.---. I'D
The four, fifth, and sixth representa-
tive districts of New Orleans shall
form one district, and elect two sena-
tors.
The seventh, eighth, and ninth rep
resentatiye districts of New Orleans
and the parish of st. Bernard shall
form one district, and elect two sena-
tors.
The tenth representative district of
New Orleans shall form a district, and
elect one senator.
Orleans, right bank, and the parish
of Plaquemines shall form one district
and elect one senator.
The parishes of Jefferson, st.
Charles, and St, John the Baptist
shall form one district, and elect two
senator's.
The parishes of Ascension and ST,
James shall form one district, and
elect one senator.
The parishes. Of Assumption, La
fourche, and Terrebonne shall form
one district, and elect two senators.
The parishes Of Vermillion and St.
Mary shall form one district, and eject
one senator.
The parishes Of Caloasieu' Lata-
vette, and st. Landry shall form one
district, and elect two senator's
The parishes of Livingston, st.
HeIena. washington, and St. Tam
many shall form one district, and elect
one senator. gs9l
The parishes Of Pointe Coapee,
East Feliciana, and West Felioisna
shall form one district, and elect two
senators.
The parish of East Baton Rouge
shall form one district, and elect one
senator. M 500
The parishes of West Baton Rouge,
Iberyilles and st. Martin, shah torm
one district, and elect two senator's. a
The parishesof Concordia and Avoy-
elles shall form enc district, and elect
one senator.
The parishes Of Tensas and Frank
lin shall form one district, and elect
one senator. te
The parishes Of Carroll. Madison,
and Morehouse shall form one district,
and elect two senators. are.
The parishes of Ouachita and. oaid-
well shall form enc district, and ehect
one senator. 81 hs7 e'af ~
The parishes Of Jackson and Union
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extent as to compel him to ask for
assistance and
Whereas, Lucien Lamaniere did
volunteer his services as assistant to
facilitate the issue of warrants for
several days past; therefore, be it
Resolved, That compensation Of
one hundred and fifty dollars be paid
said l.. Lamaniere for volunteer
services rendered as assistant warrant
clerk.
Lies over,
Mr., Cromwell moved to take up the
memorial of the convention of the
state of Georgia.
Laid on the table.
The convention took recess until
one P. M, after which the convention
reassembled, and a quorum being
present, the special committee to
revise the constitution, through Mr..
Cooley, chairman, submitted the fol-
lowing report:
To the Constitutional Convention of the state of
LOUISIANA:
The committee appointed by this
convention, by resolution of date the
Goth of this month, to prepare a copy
of the constitution, as adopted in de-
tail by the convention, and to suggest
such amendments as they may deem
necessary, now report as follows:
They have examined with great
care the various articles passed by the
convention, and now present to the
convention the whole exactly as
adopted. Under the authority con-
ferred upon them by the resolution of
the convention, they have proposed
various corrections and amendments
to the articles as passed. Some Of these
corrections and amendments only
change the style, others the punotua-
ton, and some the substance of the
various articles. 1t will be seen that
these corrections and amendments are
printed separately from the article to
which they refer, thus giving the
delegates an opportunity of reading
the original article, and opposite to
each the proposed amendments or cor
reetions. Some slight mistakes have
been made by the printer, to which
the special attention of the convention
is called.
To the tenth article the committee
proposed the correction of striking
out in the second line the word sam"
The printer made the correction with
out any correction, so that the text
herein presented is already corrected,
To article twenty-five the committee
proposed striking out certain words to
make the article read as printed under
number twenty-five of the corrections,
and the printer COMPOUNDED the pro-
posed questions in detail, but printed
the article so that it reads exactly as
the committee desired it should.
Article 97-The proposed correc-
tions were made by the printer in the
text, without authority.
Article 99-Proposed corrections.
Tt is printed "nine-seventy," and
should be ''ninety- SEVEN"
Article 133-In the nineteenth line
of proposed correction the word
"thirty-seoond'' should read twenty.
eight"
Article 140-Proposed corrections,
The words in the third line" should
be added after the word whatever
and changing the punctuation so that
the full stop shall be after the wore
"line.''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

sD DISTRICT REooRDER's Gown
adams stands charged with having as
., battered, and attempted to kill J.
nillen, at a fire during the night of the
lack win be examined on the heavy
Aten in a few days.
Fick and Mary Cosgrove have been
4 in the bonds Of wedlock only five
To celebrate and impress the joys
honeymoon on Mary's memory Pat,
Pied the privileges of e liege lord, and
ntly whaled her both day and night.
quite liking his amiable conduct,
protection of the law. Patrick being
to furnish peace bonds, must lie in
until the time arrives for examina'
Re Raphael is accused of stealing a
Ok containing $40 from Henry Agar.
White, if rumors are true, stole
valued at $3.50 from j. Damianai, Of
tef street.
Thompson asserts that about q year
htrusted to Thomas Pritchard, Elk
alley, one gold watch worth SIS for
7. j. Thompson says he has re-
ly called for his ticker, but can not
The case will have an airing shortly.
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r .. KAEhsLAN,
TRoPIoABRooFMe MANDATORY


4 And Dealer in $50
Coal Charcoal. Coke. yVhfta aand an
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~ -s+. New 0Iisgua.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES--OIPY.
~ ~<+-%%-
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TREAsURERs OFFICE,
City Hall, )
New Orleans, February rs 1868
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFUL LY INFORMED
that the extension of time given for the pay
ment of CITY LICENSES for 1853 expires on Saturl
day next, the 18th instant. On and after Monday
next en- additional ten per cent will be added on al
licenses Issued from this Office
fe26 81 ~ S. HOWELL. Treasurer
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|ToWs.-Seyelal officers of General Gill
command have been in the city for two
bee days. Among them are Major
tyler, adjutant general of the district;
Ewing, thirty.fourth infantry; Lieu
\ Quimbey, twenty-fourth infantry,
o. General Gillem; and Lieutenant
DO, Of the eighth cavalry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28
W. II. COOLEY, Chairman;
JAMES G. TALIAFERROt
P. 3. s. PINCHBACK,
T. S. CRAWFORD,
RUFUS NAPLES,
w. r. CRANE.

The committee recommended the
following alterations as signed by
them respectively:
Article IO-To strike out in the
second line the word SAM
Article 1l-As a substitute we rec
ommend the following:
No law shall be passed fixing the
price of manual labor.
r. NAPLES,
W. R. CRANE,
. P. B. S. PINCHBACK.
Article 13-As substitute we rec
omn.end the following: o..
All persons shall enjoy equal rights
and privileges upon any convey ance
of public character; and all places of
business or of public resort for which
license is required by either state,
parish, or municipal authority, shall
be deemed places of public char
acter, and shall be opened to the ac-
commodation and patronage of all per-
sons, without distinction or discrimi-
nation on account of race or color.
W. r. CRANE,
P.B. S. PINCHBACK.
We object both to the original arti-
Gle and the substitute, and recommend
that neither be inserted.
w. Fl. COOLEY,
-4 It. S. CRAWFORD.
Article 20-To strike out, fourth
line, the words "whole number Of"
and insert the words "total popula-
ton"
Recommended by the
COMMITTEE. H
And to insert, eighth line, before the
word "district," the words parish or
election"
Recommended by the
COMMITTEE.
To insert, sixth line, in place of the
figures 1870" the words eighteen
hundred and seventy-five."
Recommended by the
- aa.a,-s COMMITTEE.
And add to the article the words
shut until the state census Of the year
eighteen hundred and seventy FIVE, the
apportionment of the state shall be
made on the basis of the census of the
United States for the year eighteen
hundred and seventy"
Recommended by the
COMMITTEE.
The article viii then read as fol-
| ART. 90. Representation in the
house of representatives shall be equal
and uniform; and after the first gen
eraI assembly elected under this con-
stitution shall be ascertained and
regulated by the total population, each
parish in the state being entitled to at
least one representative. A census Of
the state by state authority shall be
taken in the year eighteen hundred
and ssventy-fYe, and every ten years
thereafter, In case of informality,
omission, or error, in the census re-
turns from any parish or election dis
trict, the general assembly may order
new census taken in such parish or
| election district; but until the state
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

IrBlNs RAILROAD. = Workmen COM
Isd yesterday on preparing the founda,
for the Orleans railroad by cutting
The granite pavement on Dauphine
between Canal and Customhouse
Is. It is expected that the road will
! running order by the first of June.
|oute is to be down Dauphine and Du-
l streets, along Bayou St. John, and
BY St. Peter and Basin streets. The
have been ordered, and are said to be
perior style, with the most modern i'm
-nnnhs
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NJ Orleans Republican.
OCAL INTELLIGENCE.

sREsr FOR VIOLATING INTERNAL REV
FLAWS. W. Hopkins was arrested
Isrdsy by Special Deputy A. Victor
4 on an affidavit made before United
l. Commissioner Urban, charged with
linz distillery at his place of resi-
N No. sol Charities street, without a
Ia. On the premises of Hopkins were
4 Of whisky barrels branded with the
In revenue stamp, which It was pre-
d he intended to use agaiR and thus
aua the revenue. There are charges in
af6dayit of six distinct violations of the
nal revenue laws by the accused. He
bonds in the sum of $4,000 to appear
Examination at future time.
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r. D. . JINNfIbAt7dl.
r.. NAPLES,
n NTH "a rzrvnnn

Article 83-If the article is re-
tanned we recommend to strike out,
third and fourth lines, the words
q and for their respective, aud insert
the words for each;'i qua
And insert after the word 'seleetcfs, .
fourth line, the word "thereofsyi
And strike out all in the FIFTH and
sixth lines t0thsword ssfor.p ? Nisl-s
Recommended BY the seA2 ksa
iEias saiqtlisa { COMMITTEE.
To strike out, eleventh Line all aftsE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

Spip fndian Merchant, r--, from Galveston
TO Creeyy, Nickerson eco.
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h KuRsTEINER FAMILY.-This family,
|utaIly used on the morning of the 2Gth,
slowly recovering, and the physicians
prdsy would not allow either one of
l to converse. There appears no appre-
lion that either one Of the unfortunates
|ae. When the father RECEIVERS sufi-
hi to tell the story it is thought that
hi explain the entire cause Of the ter,
assault. There are three different
.rs of the case, which we choose not to
our readers, No arrests have been
but the matter will not be allowed to
unsearched, and we predict that rob-
vas not the sole cause OF the brutality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-28

Article 49-To insert, second Line,
after the words "Uuited States" the
words "thirty-fye. years Of, age" and
after the word estate third line; the
words ave years next preceding his
election" instead of the words ..tgo
wears = - 3 2 - ~ ''ai--l-S-'@
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: NV. II. COOLEY,

t@soEW. Fs CRANEs sn-s adA1
an 5i1REyFGS WAPEES. zs1iL-i'
recohiniend to insert as an addi-
tional article the following:
ART. -. The lfeut6nants g6Ferfier,
shall receivea salary6f three thodsSsfd,
dollars per annun, payable dBartefiy"
upon his own vibrant.
p. b. s.. PINGHBAGsK-
Article G6s=sTO snbstituts, eighth
line, ..likewise be, n5for e'be liksWizs, 80
Reeommendsd by the,}