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NEW ORLEANS, january 81 1868.
], CHARLES q. LUzENBURG, District Attorney, in
and the First Judicial District Parish Orleans do
hereby certify that have carefully examined the fore
going Charter Of the New Orleans Catholic Publication
Company and that hnd nothing therein
Constitution and the laws of the State louisiana
g. II. LUZENBURG,
District Attorney First Judicial District.
J. NJ. ODIN, THOMAS J. SMITH, c. NJ,
N. j. PERCHE, JOHN b. DUFFY, G. IS. r.
PETER HOLTON, JOHN FLANAGAN
JAMES ODOWD THOMAS KENNEY
Z. G. NOLAN, u. p. SCANLAN
w. j. CASTELL, w. b. LANCASTER fee
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

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ID +. GOGARTY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
Isl Camp street. opposite St Patriok's Church,
Has general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, especially
those used in Catholic Schools and Colleges Bibles
Prayer Books, Standard and Miscellaneous Works. ap
proved by the highest Catholic suthoritie All latest
Catholic Publioations Beads, Medals CrucAxss re
gous Pictures General agent for all Catholic Newspa-
and Magazines. Base Balls, Bats Bases and Score
Books fe23 6n f,
D DHILIP AETONI, I,.---l-
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,- ,--
No. 1893 Josephine Street, next door 70 St. AArys
..tr German Church, ,.,E
Keeps hand general stock Catholic Prayer Books
Bibles, Lives Of Saints, Asoetical Controversial and
Historical works Also Aiasais BEsvi.ries Altar cards
Cruets, Sanctuary Lamps Oilstocks Pf1es Ciboriums
and Chslioes large .ssort@s9t ef Beads and nedals
Pictures Also tho only pure Wax Candies
First Communion at tbs lowest prices. n
Pictures framed and made 10 order. ,~
Also, Counter Show cases for sale. apl0 6m
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The New Constitution.
ARTICLE II.
legislative DEPARTMENT.

:. 5scr1uN 34 ilhr family homestead OF
I'll. head OF eacn family. residing in this
fstale. sacn homestead consisting "f dwell
in,r house, outbuildinys and lands appur'
..nant, not to exceed the value OF. one
tbollsapJ dollars. and ycarly product
,;,ere.f. shall be- EXEMPT from attachment:
levy or sale on any mcsne or final process
iss,I.dz from, any court, To secure s;tfe
tnij .nioymcnt OF said homestead excml,-
ti0,n- 70 the person entitled thereto, or the
mend oi any. family, tile personal property
,t s,,ci, person, 0I the fDi;owins character.
tn wit: household furniture, bells al,i ped
ding. library, arms, CARTS, wagons, tsrnl-
lao implements, tools, meat; cattle. work
animals, swine, goats, and sheep, mott"
exceed in value in the aggregate sum "f
Hv. .'hundred dollars, shall be subject 70
like exemption, jH aisiiiion thereto the
necessary wearing apparel; Prorided.
That iio property shall bs exempt from
attachment levy, Or sale, for taxes, or for
payment of obligations contracted for tie
purchase of said homestead, Or the erec.
tie.- of improvements thereon; Prowded,
further, That the yearly products of said
homestead Shall not ue exempt from at
a,tachmen;.levv or sale, for The payment
ct Obligations contracted 5in:>tsle proonc-
tion of Tue same. 1t shall be- the da'y ot
the General Assembly atits first session
50 enforce the provisions OF this section
by suitable legislation;
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JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

SECTION |. The judicial power of this
State shall he vested IN Il Supreme Court,
il, two Circuit Courts, To wit: A Court OF
Cannon Pleas, having civil jurisdiction
and n Court OF General Sessions, with
criminal jurisdiction only in Probate
Coarts, and in Justices ot the Peace The
General Assembly may also establish slch
municipal and other inferior Courts as
may bc deemed necessary.
:. The Supreme Court shall consist of
Chief Justice and two Assocate. Justices,
two of whom shall constitute Il quorum.
they rhni ne elected by a joint vote OF
the General Assembly for the term Of SIX
years, and shall continue in office until
their successors shall be elected and quail
fled. They shall be SO classified that one
of the, Justices shall so out Of Office every
two years.
2. The Chiof Justice elected under t,is
Constitution shall continue in offico for
six years. and the General Assembly im-
meiialely after the said election shall dc
tcrmine bv lot which OF tho two Associate
} J;stic.s elect shall serve for tho term of
tyo years and which for the term OF iuur
yeurs and having so determined the
Same. il shall be the duty of the Governor
to commission them accordingly.
4. Tho Supreme Court shall have np-
pellato jurisdiction only In cases OF Cham
cory, and shall constitute II Court for the
correction of errors at law, under such
regulations as the General Assembly may
by ax prescribe; Proridcd, The said
Courts shall always have power to issue
writs of Injunction, mnnddmus. quo 'rar-
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by the neo,,r
10. III all elections he'd b, the people
under this Constitution, tue person ar
persons who s!.ail receive the highest
number of votes sl;all be declared elected
IL. The provisions Of this Constitution
concerning terms of residence necc: .ry
to enablc certain persons to hold ccrt;in
offices therein mentioned. shall not 20
held to apply to officers chosen by the
people at the first election, or by tue Gen-
eraI Assembly ut its first session.
II. No person shall bo diSiianclised for
felony or other crime committed while
such pcrson was /; slave.
ARTICLE TX.
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ARTICLE VI.
EMINENT DOMAIN.

SECTION l. The State shall have con-
current jurisdiction Oh all rivers bordering
on this State, so far as such rivers shall
orm common boundary to this and
any other state bounded by the same;
and they, together with all other naviga-
bic waters within the limits of the State,
shall be common highways. and forever
free, as well to the inhabitants OF this
Stale as to the citizens of the United
States, without any tax or imrost there,
for, unless the same be expressly provided
for by the General Assembly.
.. The title to all lands AID other prop
erty, whcl, have heretofore accrued to
this State by grant, gift, purchase; for,
feiture. cscileats. or otherwise, shall vest
in the State of South Carolina the same
as though no change had taken place.
s. The people Of tho State are declared
to possess the ultimate property in and TO
all lands within the jurisdiction OF the
State; and all lands, the title to which
shall iail from defect of heirs, shall revert,
or eschcat to .he people.
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ARTICLE VIII.
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

SECTION l. In all elections by the pco-
pIe the electors shall vote by ballot.
2. Every male citizen OF tie United
States, of the ago of twenty-onc years
and upwards, not lahol4ng under the dis
abilities named in this Constitution, with
out distinction of race, color, or former
condition. who shall be resident OF this
State at the time OF the adoption oi this
Constitution. or who shall thereafter re-
side in this State one year, and in the
County in which he offers 10 Vote, SIXTY
days next preceding any election. Shall
be entitled to vote lor all officers that are
now, or hereafter may be, elected BY the
ncopc. and upon all questions submitted
to the electors ut amy election Portded :
That no person shall be allowed TO vote
or hold Office who is now or hereafter
may be disqualified therefor 10y the Con-
s,iiu;iou of the United States until such
disqualification shall be removed by the
Congress of the United States; Pr0utded
fmtder, That no pers6n, while kept in
amy aims house or asylum, or OF unsound
mind. or confined in any public prison,
shall be allowed to vote or hold Office.
3. 1t shall be tho duty of the General
Assembly to provide from time to time
tor the registration of all electors.
4. For the purpose Of voting person.
shall be deemed to have lost his residence
by reason of absence while employed III
the service of the United States, nor
while engaged npon the waters of tins
State or the United States, or of the high
seas, nor while temporarily absent from
the State. -,
s. No soldier, seaman or marine in the
army or navy of the United States shal'
be deemed a resident of this State IN con- con
sequence OF having been Stationed 'i''' :
80 9 Electors shall in all cases, except
~ ," r.l.n,. or breacI, of the peace
ho =. nriv;lercd from arrest and civil process
1e r. ~ ,'L ,ho;r attendance at elections and
"",.,';7 :" ..n;nr TO and returning from the same
:" Fycry person entitled to vote atany
o,oc,;on shall be eligible to any oiilrc
Which now is or hereafter shall be elect'Se
bv the people in the county where he
sj,all have resided sixty days previous to
sucb election. except as otherwise provi-
ded in ,}is Constitution or the Constitu-
tntion and laws of the United States.
g The General Assembly Shall never
n,ss onv Law that will deprive any OF the
citizens of this State of the rights OF suf-
traec except for treason, murder, robbery
or elueling, whereof the persons sha''
have been duly tried and convicted.
9 Presidential electors shall be eiec'eo
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shall provide for aboishing the distinct
forms OF action. and for that purpose shall
appoint some suitable person or persons,
whose duty it shall lie to revise, simplify
and abridge the rules practice, pleadings,
and forms of the court now in use in this
Stnte
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ARTICLE VII.
1MpsAcnMENTs.

SECTION l. The House of Representa-.
tives Shall have the sole power OF lmpeslch-
mcnt. A vote of two-thirds of all the
members elected shall bc required for an
impeachment, and any officer iInpeaciled,
snail thereby be suspended from office
until Judgment in the case shall have been
pronounced.
.. All impeachments shall be tried by
tile Sepate, and when sitting for that pnr-
nose. they Shall be under oath or affirma-
ton. No person shall be con"cted ex-
cent by vote of two-thirds of all the mem
hers elected. When the Governor is
i,npeached, the Chief Justice of the Sn-
prime Court, or the Senior Judge, shall
preside with casting vote in all pre-
iiminary questions.
3. Tie Governor and all other cxccu-
tive and judicial officers shall be liable to
impeachment; but Judgment inssuch cases
shall not extend further than removal
from office. The persons convicted shall.
nevertheless, be liable tointlictment, trial
and punishment according to law.
/. For any wiiul neglect of duty, or
other reasonable cause, which shall not
be sufficient ground of impeachment, the
Governor shall remove any executive or
ind;cial officer on the address OF two.
thirds of each House of the General AS
Sembly; Prouided, That the cause or
causes for which said removal may be re-
ouircd shall he stated ut length in such
address. and entered on the journals OF
each House; dad Frocddcd furfher. that he
officer intended 10 be removed shall BE-
notified Of such cause or causes. and shall
be admitted to a hearing in his own dc
fence, before any vote for such address (;
and in all cases the vote shall be taken
Ivy yeas amd nays, and be entered Oil the
i1urnals of each House respectively.
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The Intelligencer Job Office.

Having recently made considerable addlio1e 70
this department, We are prepared to execute
JOB wD2K or ALL M1MIg
Ia the ncatest style and on the most reasonable
terms Legal BLANKS, Bill Heads, Posters, Cards,
Handbils. Pamphlets, Labels end IN fact every
style CT work usually done in cor.try Printing
ofice.
Ga5e In nil cases, the money will be requ;rea
upon delivery Of the work. Orders, accompanied
with the cash. will receive prompt attention..
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ARTICLE V.
JURISPRUDENCE.

SECTION l. The General Assembly shall
pass such laws us may be necessary and
proper, to decide differences by arbitra-
tors, to be appointed by tlis parties who
may choose that summary mode OF ad-
juslmcnt.
2. 1t shall be the duty of the General
Assembly to pass the necessary laws tor
the change u!' venue in all cases, civil and
criminal, over which Tic Circuit Courts
have original jurisdiction, upon proper
showing, Supported by affidavit. ~ Il
fair and impartial trial cannot be had in
the County where such trial or prosecu-
ton was commenced.
3. Tie General Assembly, at its first
session after the adoption of this Consti-
tuition, shall make provision to revise; revise,
digest and arrange, under proper heads
the body Of our laws, civil an'! criminal
and form q rcunl code, foun%ea upon ,,
principles of T., .;..nalion. and have 'he
same promulgated in ..;"h manner as thcJ
may direct; and lil>. revision, digest
and PRONUNCIATION shall 5c made within
every subsequent period Of ten years.
That Justice shall be administered III
uniform mode of pleading, without dis
tinctinn between law and equity, they
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over the niger, and hide him from sight.
It will run over Grant, if he shall at
tempt to stand in its way, and submerge
him with the niger. 1t will run over
the Congressional policy of reconstruc-
tion, and leave of it nothing but the
memory of its infamies. The people
are moving against the rotten and inso-
lent organization which would make of
them the serfs ofscapital. They repu-
diate, not their lawful and just obliga-
tions,-these they will pay to the utter
most farthing,-but the wicked and
monstrous falsehood that it would be
dishonorable in them to pay the national
Indebtedness according to its terms, and
in currency more valuable than the Gov
ernment received from its creditors. The
Republican party appears as the cham
zion of that falsehood, and of all the
wrong and oppression which its enforce
.ment as a government policy would en-
tail. The Democratic party stands as
the defender of the rights of the tax
payers of the country, and the opponent
of the enormous frauds to which the
bondholders, and their allies, the Radi-
Gals, declare the people shall be subject
ed.-Chicago Times. ssi7aif
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COLUMBUS, O., THURSDAY MORNING,

! Just here the little girls, who with
their motherand grandmother as screen,
had disrobed in the corner, slipped by
the Judge in their night-gowns fitting
into the bedroom adjoining with a
graceful bashfulness that was charming.
'.That remint me-" said the Judge,
"of your question about the Legislature,
Frank. Close as the fight may be this
session it will be nothing to the fight we
had when was member. The fight
was then on Senator and the factions
were just equal in numbers. This was
many years ago, when the old Capitol
building held place and when Whig
and Democrat were contestants
There were shrewd men on both
sides and we watched each
other like hawks. Motions, post
ponsments, appeals. discussions, &c,
took a double round and the morning of
the deciding test vote arrived. Our side
had maneuvered to have vote for an
adjournment, to take place the first thing
in the morning. that would carry us past
the day appointed for the vote on .Sena-
tor. We had every man in place, having
carried two sick men into the hall in their
beds. :, One of the opposition roomed
next to me at the old Neil He was
lazy, and as / passed assured myself
that he was asleep. When the House
was called to order the opposition saw
the trick. The lobby was crowded
and there was intense excitement
The opposition leaders at once
sent energetic members for the sleepy
delinquents. The motion for adjourn
ment was made, and we were sure of
success. Our old friend, Charley Flood,
believe, was Clerk, and with the op-
position in feeling. In callingt the names
he stammered, deliberated, called wrong,
corrected himself, coughed, and managed
to gain time. Members We're shouting
/" go on . the spectators were uproar-
Gus almost the last name had been
reached when the door swung open
and in came my sleepy friend
bare-headed, @ bare feet only half
concealed by slippers, and in his
mig hit shirt, cloak thrown loosely about
his shoulders, a friend carrying his pants,
vest, boots and coat. As he entered the
Clerk shouted out his name, and out of
breath as he was, he gasped out .here!'
The members and spectators Joined in
an uproarious laugh. We lost the day
but the bitterness of defeat was not felt
in the jollity and righteousness of the
last scene. The member, proceeded to
array himself. in his clothing amidst the
jokes of the people and took his seat,
one of the queerest looking legislative
specimens ever saw"
l say" said little George. " did he
did he have his tother shirt on under his
night shirt2" ,..., ~
s"Oh, mol" said the judge, consider
ately. aas'
'aa" Well. then -then-then how could
he dress up in there without having his
tother shirt on2'' ti.a ta iIIH
Y Georgie was sent to bed Immediately.
The, judge took another drink of cider
and went home.
~ A score of these little freside tales
claim. expression at my hands, but for
this time must conclude under the rule
that my "corner " is full. afa
oaauiI .o --i,aus TRADDLES.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Sherif's sale.

Wm. D, Kuykendall and wife( Court Of f. GomnaGn
Robert C. Gslliday et.l. county. Ohio
Ij4 T.lfa ~ (In Partition) ~: tss.,
aTN aPURSUANOE OF An ORDER OF
Il sale in the above stated case from said Court
TO me directed will offer for sale at public auction
Saturday, the 25th day of January, A. D.
q .rei.uasasaa,i 81 iss}i 1858, Fl arsas,sss8 IN
ats o'clock P. NJ the following described real es
tate, situate in Fraoklin county. to wit:
survey Ss No s ios in the name Of Edmund Clark be-
t1sct q forty w sores q conveyed by W@ S. suilvant
to Reuben Galiiday; thence south about one hun
nv
poles to Higgins cornsr in the original line Ct sad
lines e the % segtswsss @ Garner Of said Reuben Cal
liday's land; thence east about lsIH poles to the
Conveyed 70 the ' saia Robert Gaiiasy b. order q
! the Cour of Conn on Pleas Of Franklin county,
the Of sd R0ss G.dsy .sd
1853 excepting. howeve .ths undivided half of ten
acres in the northwest corner of said tract which
ten at the time OF the death of said Rob
ert Galliday held by him in common with d: s. Ell.
lott. each holding the one undivided half thereof
Second-The one undivided half Of forty acres Of
and. Icing part of said survey No. ioe besinniue
and southeast corner Of eighty acres conveyed BY
VIM. 3. Sullivant to j. K. Young; thence 35k poles
to an oak and elm: thence west lol32 lies u
3 stake in the east line of land form e,ly owned
by Richard Higgins; thence north 35H poles to saie
to the beginning. the other undivided half OF said
orty acres being owned by ID. 5. Elliott.
Appraised ct S67 per acre.
Terms of Sale-One third Of the Purchase none!
paid the day of sale one third in one year, ant
saie deferred pay ments secured by mortage on tn
premises.
Printers fees S1650:
C. N. OLDs. Attorney.
dec24-d1twtd
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Tucker's, Jones and DeCampas
Patent Spring he'd Bottoms. sssi

and guarantee prices as low as ANY house in the
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Co.
lumbuS & Indilna Central
p@Ta Railway Company.

-' OFFICE OF THE
ii COLUMBUS INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY Co.
..e t-. CoLUMBUs, o., December 18th, 1867.
MEETING or THE STOCKHOLM
IA ERS of toe above named Company will be
held at the office of said Company, in the city of
Columbus, Ohio. on
Friday, the I7fh day of January,
{" al .i- 1865, 3H- 2 b!h9N
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ and O'clock
p. NJ, to vote upon a contract made by the Board
of Directors of said Companf and ratified by said
Board at its meeting the e4th of December, 1867.
with the Chicago q Great Eastern Railway Com
pany of the Sta es of Illinois and Indiana for the
consolidation of said Go npanies and the roads,
property, &c., into one company and corporation.
and such other matters relating thereto or as may
! come before them. r. p. -yt4-i iAI5strst T
By order of the Board of Direcrors.
dec17-d2w&wtd- -..t I'D g.. Secretary.