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BUCHU.

This wonderful medicine has gained q
world wide fame for the cure of affections
of the kidneys and bladder. and all who re-
quire it are in search of the best.
Dromgoole & Co.'S Buchu, prepared by
regular physicians of Memphis, Tenn is re-
cogniZed as the best and cheapest. Price OIL
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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For SALE.-Jno. NJ. Greaves, Esq,
offers for sale his fine plantation, which is
seven miles from Clinton, on the Livingston
road. See advertisement.
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YOUR LIVER.

If your liver Is torpid and your bowels
constipated. take one dose of Dromgoole &
Co.'S Liver Pills. and they will act SO well
and pleasantly you will have no others -
They are the best purgative you ever used.
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1t is the request of many of the citizens
Of Raymond and its vicinity that Capt VIM.
r. Fitzgerald, OF Jackson. attend q meeting
70 De held here on Saturday. the 9th of oc-
toOer, and address its-Raymond Gazette.
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Inc white people of the South do not seek
70 take rom the colored men their political
privileges. 1here IS no issue betsoeen them }
and to create one lciH be a curse 10 both races.
JAMES LYNCH.
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LAME FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.
,,,,.-iop +, called to the advertisement of
,,.;.usefnl machine-said to be the only re-
,..tto o,d frst-class knitter ever offered to
tbp public. Agents are wanted to introduce
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THE STATE FAIR

VIII be held in this city from Goth to Both
.,.+ohar inclusive, The Premium List
o..,.. regulations. etc, now ready in pam
abler form. will be sent to any address on
Indication TO this Once.
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Do you shake? Use King of Chills.
King of Chills never fails to cure,
Dumb and Congestive Chills cured will
King OF Chills.
King of Chills is the mslarial antidote.
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What is the cheapest and best Tonic
Bucks BrTERs. Try it.
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JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOODS
A B. GRIsWOLD q CO.. fold Arm of
6Ae Hyf q Goodrich. established my
years-) II Lnufacturers aud importers o
Watches, Jewelry, Silver-ware, Cutlery,
Guns and PistolA corner ofCanal and Royal
trtess. .deel0-ly.
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Do YOU suffer from Dyspepsia, Want Of
a,.stife. Flatulcnce, Gc.3 Use BUCKS BIT
-rp- RM
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The following is an extract from a private
Letter written by the Projectors of the
Plantation Bitters:
I'VE had no conception of the widespread
suffering which exists, or of the almost in
fallible cures produced by the PLANTATION
BITTERs, when we first commenced offering
them for sale. We now find that every house
has a weak child, an ailing parent, or debil-
itated aged member, who needs this Tonic
Our Laboratory has grown from a single
room to an immense building, and our sales
from few bottles to many hundred dozens
per day, and we are glad to know that they
have done you SO much good.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at halt
the price.
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Mules and horses are beginning % be
eefEed In numbers by the horse traders
vicksburg. SO we learn rom the Herald.
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BROOKS IMPROVED
COTTON PRESS
WROUGHT IRON SCREW.

A WARDED First Premium at New Orleans
"a Fair, over ELEvEH Of the most popular
Presses IN the South, for Efficiency, Simplicity
Cheapness and Convenience.
DIR. Walden, Of Carroll county saws of this
Press: Il have never seen any that would
exchange this for. / can pack as heavy bales
upon It as desired. II will last a century
without repair"
Sam z Boar, Of Canton, says: ''The Brooks
Press bought Of you last year gives entire sat
isfaction. 1t is simple in construction. cas-, "
managed, and not liable to get out Of orderS
Ii being portable is such as is needed in tbs
country. N"e
The frame and screw is of the best wrs ,oh,
Iron-box only being Of wood. Can be y,laee.l
under high gin house or at pick room a cor. n
worked BY hand exclusively, or horse nower.
either; Can be recommended by New Orleans
and Memphis cotton factors.
Price SID for irons, or 900 with box complete.
Address, with stamp,
Agent for Gullett, Atwood, Carver. Eagle
Pratt Needle and Emery Cotton Gins, tho lat
ter with condenser 20 GIN IN open field. Also,
all description of Machinery and Improved
Agricultural Implements. Address, with
stamp.
G.. D. BUSTAMANTE.
Mississippi Machinery Agency.
And Agricultural Depot,
Local Branch, GooDNAx, Mrss. ''''''
Aug81wAtw4w
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ExECUTOR,s SALE.

THE undersigned, as executors Of the estate
Il of Jane Briseoe, deceased, will, on Mon
sale at public outcry, in the city Of Canton
for cash, Q valuable tract Of land, forming one
of the finest plantations in Madison county,
and containing 1900 acres.
J. j. BRISCOE,
p. J. BRISC0E,
Oct. 8, IS59w3t Executors
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|MORTaAGE BLANKS, 70 secure advances
an, az q pisntsrs for sale at this Office. Orders
hAlsa ~ AeA % Express. "a 4a4ll :.
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chronic E0Rre

CHRONIC SORES.
In all cases where Sores Eruptions or Worms snot.
etc. are caused by temporary derangement OF the
secretons or from change of from cold to heat
OF the mafarias OF spring or summer, few doses Of
"a sparillian viii remove. =
in cases where there is Chronic Scrofuous Skin dis
eases, salt-rheum, Acne, Erysipelas Eczema Ulceru
Iumors, Fever Sores, Syphitic Diseases and
tenerea-in fact all those terrible diseases that reue
the patient Undergoing constant waste-the SARSAPA
LILLIAN RES0LVENT requires more time 10 efact a
cure butt the most Of these chronic diseases & to
cure. -
sometimes II the bowels eostive and the food A.
not converted into nOurishing constituents and the
liver Is sluggish, the yellow and skin dscolord
then few doses Of Railways Pills (coatedl in Gomez
ton with the sarsaparlan will prove of great assist
$500 ~97-~-
Weakening Discharges, Emissions Of nm
tortnnAtes have been restored vigorous heaIthwbo
have been reduced to mere sketons-throrgh the
rative powers Of this medicine Leucorrhda Whitea
msSnarges irom the Uterus. GLEET, GRAVEL. ali
OklNARI DHf ICULT1ES, all diseases of the KIN.
Nkfs, BLADDER, WOMB, AND URINARY ORG Ne
Involuntary disc hArges Of the Spermatic Ganda an1
wastes OF all kinds arrested BY this wonderf.I -
paratiVe remedy, and the weak nervous melancholse
OF both sexes restored to sound vigorous hsath
Price - per halfdozen bottles, 81 per bottle Nv an
lane New York. '' % AAaos1
WASHINGTON MARBLE WORKS.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEA UTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEAL TH Nj RE TrTtX

HOW TO SECURE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE ofHER.
HOW TO SECURE TIE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE OTHER.
SECURE THK ONE AND ACQUIRE THE oTHER.
HOW TO SECURE THE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE OTHER.
Health is the normal condition of man. and
Beauty the natural offspring of a healthy body,
transmitted by the Creator TO the man he made
in his own image" or " likeness" Health can
only be secured through pure blood that is strong,
vigorous, and holds in solution its natural con-
stituents.
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILIIAN RFSOI VENT
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
IS a remedial agent, that secures to every one
pure, rich, and healthy blood and changes poor,
weak, dspraved, and watery blood into a rich and
nourishing fluid, and gives to it the strength and
power essential to hold in solution its proper
constituents. The SARSAPARILLIAN is tissue
making, king, flesh making, weght-in..
creasing and supplies the caloric or hest-makir z
clement that the weak, emaciated, and broken
down deficient of.
The SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT like
wise possesses the wonderful power of dissolviug
the food, where the gastric juice is deficient in
this duty, and in converting the substances taken
into the stomach to elements of nutrition, and
will excite the absorbents to adopt this PURI-
FLED FOOD to make good nourishing blood that
will supply the wastes with sound and healthy
structure. BY this process, the deposit of puru-
lent matter is diminished, the CoNsUMPTIvE will
find less 'tuberculous matter deposited in the
lungs, and those suffering from skin diseases less
excrementitious humors-SORES. PIMPLFS
BL0TCHES, PUSTULES-appear on the sur.
face; and those afflicted with Ulcers Fever Sores
Juniors, ETC., less purulent matter, and inflamma-
ton, until the whole system has become so pu-
rifed, and the muscular, venous, cellular and
organic systems free from disease, that there will
not be spot or blemish to mar or dishgure the
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The SARSAPARIELIAN RESoLYEGT changes not
My the blood, but the EYES, SKIN, and GENERA
APPEARANCE. The dull, heavy, languid and care
worn expression, the yellowtinged eye the saffron col
red skin after few bottles of the SarsaparlIian Res
'"nt vanish and the patient inspired with health
Joyous vigorous and happy, with clear and bright
Ness pure and healthy skin Persons who under
one TINS change have no words to the pleas
rable emotions they feel for Railways SarsApariIIian
as recreafed them Let none despair This won
rtul medicine will make the most wretched happy
ma viii cure II the disease is within the curative
u mortal power
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY
In" following letter Is from highly gifted lady well
Known IN the g circles of our best society"
r, LAFATETTE, Feb. ., 1859.
had not much confidence in your ssTsapariIlian Re
havIng been dlsfgured foT the last months
with bLOICHE Is and PIN rs resolved at all events
% tiy II, and tonk TWO TEA-SPOONFULS three times
day, as directed. It is quite ONE MONTH since
commenced its use. To-day there not BLOTCH spot
9it mlsh, or detection Of any kind on
ySlng lazy wishes YOU to send her copy your nedi
cal book False anu True N -
SARAH A. FREMONT,
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A BARRETs MARBLE WORKS. x.,n..
"A, III St Charles street.. near PoSdraa
~ A 70 mr. n NJ Antics MONUMENTS, TONES, and
ali kinda of Marble work exeeted the best manner
GRATFcS and SHELELBRACKETS of all styles ana
sizes.
The trade supplied on moderate terms -,
,iIs 80 80 cr1sstantiy nm band apli ~
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vigorous to lead men to salvation, while nii
other institutions decayed with tune and hnaliy
vanished He solicited their pens prn Ss IN m
few days to set out for Rome IN obedlence 10
the voice of the Holy Father, and pledged
remembrance OF them In his petitions TO Hea-
Ter In the afternoon the Bishop confirmed Is
persons, after having preached ON the natuEe
and ceremonies Of the Holy Sacrament admln-
istered on that ooeasions Inc eonssaIs 60 OF
mony could not be accommodated N tine smau
church, and as many returned wtthouS having
beheld 1t as were present sqcn " nad I prai
late urgently desired that his l0rdship might
lectnre in some hall in the city where all could
be present, and request to that enect Mas
made him. But appointment in another
portion of the missions prevented him no"
acquieseing.
On the following day the Bishop departed
for Bridgeport, q village eighty miles from
HuntsYiiIe He delivered very full and lucid
instructions on the Sacrament of Confirmation,
and administered ite to thirteen canoldates,
three of whom were converts, within two miles
of this locality. Among those who had come
to witness the sacred ceremony we observed
small group, consisting of grandfather, grand
borne tenderly ON the arms of the mother.
None of the party were Catholic but the
child had been brought to receive baptism,
which was duly administered, on the parents
Communicating the instruction of their charge
In the true faith when it had arrived at the age
of understanding. This child may canse the
conversion of the whole 1amiiy 10 sne Cutl.on'
God is wonderful in His ways, and compasses
ends through means apparently insufficient.
The grandfather was a member of the Alabama
Legislature before the war.
The confirmation near Bridgeport terminated
the labors of the Bishop in this section OF the
diocese, and enabled him to leave for Rome s on on
the 9th inst, rejoicing and thanking Goo LOT
the bright prospects of the Church IN North
Alabama. At every point whittier his sacred
duties called him, satisfaction and JOY were
manifested by the whole population. The Ca
=. interest
ness. and celebrated everywhere great and
religious holiday on the advent of their vener-
ated Bishop, W holm turn increased their eour-
age, piety, zeal and perseverance by hls able
and paternal discourses.
The ReyA IF. Trecy and ]. B. Baasen, the
Jealous Ik&s of the NORTH ern Missions, assist
ed the Bishop in AL his minl st f1e"S-
~ A FRIEND.
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NEW ORLEANS, October i6, 1869.
To Delinquent Taxpayers.

The Sheriff having received instructions from the City
Council to immediately execute all wTits in his hands
for taxes OF 1866 and 1861 he win proceed immediately
to make the seizures required hy law.
All citizens in for such taxes are requested TO
pay them delay. They will thereby be relieved
OF costs and charges incidental to seizure aud sale
The attention Of the public Is called to the fact that
large number of writs held issued against persons
assessed for capital incomes household furniture and
other personal property who, OF such ASSESS
ments and writs arc liable at any moment to a seizure
Of their property Any ascertain, bE inquiry IN
this Office, If such writ exist against him. by dong
many would avaid the and annoyance of aseizure
All Information possible viii be given to persons in
terested in inquiring.
In the execution Of these writs the law allows the
Sheriff discretion whatever, and ne cannot release
propertye stay proceedings without making himself
responsible.
al persons entitled to relief should apply directly to
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
ocsi 81 sherif Of the Parish Of Orleans
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100 Washington street,
New Orleans,
opposite the Gate OF
Lafayette Cemetery
No. 1.
Tnmbs and Vaults of
Marble OF Bricks,
Vault and Tomb Tab
let's, Monuments and
Grave Stones. Marble
Mautels and Maj BILE
Vases. Slate Hearths,
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDI ho1a 5oSn
l. Tho great difficulty which physicians nave peen
laboring for to overcome has az eHln oeen
obviated Vegetable Cathartic and aIterauxe niDe
eicent than mineral preparation OF the same cIs
and agreeable the taste ordinary eandy Is nov
offered to the sick in the form OF A. ozenGes, =.
DIR Erasmus wihsiows Liver and STOMACH Lozongel s
the most i'm portant medicinal novelty that
chemistry has produced. 1t contains two botanical eA
tracts perfectly harmless in themselves b1s ~
properties OF mercury, ana uesltheo ~
This pleasant form supersede and Danish from gensa
use the nauseous pills and potions OF when tnaa m
thousand experiments made by the inventor Of
peerless remedy before it brought TO IT'S psesSt
atate Of perfection Tho Lozenge is harmless In its
operation and although the medicinal taste OF is Sut
rive components has been axtngu-hed by eheallc AT
their virtues remain active and potent as ever.
In Dyspepsia Biious1es ha rIcDiarites to
which the feeber subject the Lozenges viii ne
found Infinitely effective than any OF the
and disgusting compounds usually admin1stefeo IN suSh
As anti bilious specific gea;ss
they have no eauaI either among advertised prepa.
lions the prescriptions OF the regular %
IL il guaranteed that who has once trleo II;
Erasmus Wiuslow's Liver and Stomach LozehSe VII
ever again purgative powder, or dranSh' 81 pm,
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CoUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING CO.,
Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS,

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability
and far superior in other respects to sheet Slate puon
much less cost This Roofing is adapted steep
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that Pur
pose. It weighs much less to the arethan sheet
Slate cost Of transportation comparatively small and
the mode of application quite emple does not affect
but rather improves the painting is required
It be applied TO the sides of buildings as well as the
roof. making tisytSsa tire PrcOffs covering for
Steamboat Roofs, it Is superior to anything in use
Parties interested be referred to numerous roofs
in city of them the largest constructed in the
city during the past year.
Communications addressed to EDw'D THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer will receive prompt attention
myl6 6ni
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Images of Marble and Plaster Paris etc $50 a,
Country orders will receive prompt nttenton sei& ON
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IMPORTANT TO ALL VINO USE HAIR DYES.
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VIM II. Ludlow, President, 14o broadway
Robt- N stratton, Vice President, 149 Broadway
SapeSee ssow m Of BSSwS spss Co. wan street
Jonathan TbOrns. of Thorno, Watson & Co.. 10 Ferry
sss &C. % %sIssa e I % st
j. o. Seymour OF Seymoar 8 Co. a3d II Nassau St
as Is %si Fosss ompso g
wilson strstton treasurer Of the Novelty Works
Joseph n Cooper, of Cooper, Fellows & Co, IL Maiden
R. Knox kennedy vice President of the Bank of Com
MERGE. 81 Nassau street
Mnot Mrs c osn caswe oo s. Front
Edward Haight President National Bank Of the Com
Ghas SHEPARD; a5 = Water yy,ts s, street
Philip W Engs Of Engs sons iSi VT Efnns 81
Samuel u Sfftcasii Merchant 50 BroadwaY.
Elijah t, Brown. of Elijah T. Brown q Co.. 81 spruce
Abram s Hewitt of Cooper. Hewitt & Co., II Buriing
Slip.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE
All kinds of forfeiting Life and Endowment Pol;
ieies issued also Temporary nsnranSe @Pa ,, S
Annnity Joint Life and Loan hea0'np'0H
Policies incontestibie.
Liberal modes of pa yment of premiums
Low yet safe rates of Insurance.
Thirty days! grace on renewals
Prompt payment of losses
Economy in expenses
No extra charge for policy stamps or neaeai exam
No extra charge for army and navy officers
No charge for captains and officers OF hrstciaSs
steamships and sailing vess. Is
LEAkE, SEYMOUR q GO. -
AMI 3m Agents for Louisiana and Texas
TToPE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, No. 81 Camp street.
INCORPORATED IN 1857.
Cash Capital paid 'ss39 goo goo 90 90
Available Assets. SSs' 399 co co
G essSF Dividend EHnS of PwETY PEE GENT
clared May 5, 3d. and paid May TO- w. ''''0 "
gohn I Adams. Henry Tste, E E ,I DpeF Es,a00
TN 4 I. i RiSto, r Maloche. h Peyehaad:
This Company insures against FIRE, MARINE and
RxR EH Z sse
f ToA,s 6SREE Tfe s sesstasnS,
Johnson & DENIS Att.ys
Office, 81 Camp street leo ON
MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(of St. Louis Missouri
, LOUISIANA AGENCY:
No. Story Building Upstairs.
OFFICERS FOR LOUISIANA BRANGHE>
Gov C. Il. MOUToN- President
Judge E MERRIcK a P5e nSsRt
Il H y<S
EXAMINERS: -
Gov. C. II. AIoaton Judge E. T. Merrick, Messrs f II
HATCH C.lism James jackson, Octave VOORHEES, Thos
Fitzwilliam Il, S.!Morse, and b. Il. SHINES.
All kiIls<of Life Policies issued by this Company
d13 ~ -
rF1HE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY
Present Cash Assets March 81, OIL OF 0:
Annual Cash. Income March 81 is6o------ 6,i73e2 OF
Number of Policies Issued in Is65......-.. gs(
msuring lI2 556 233 o.
a p. CLEVELAND,
Camp street,
| mye 6m General 4 gent for Louisiana.
! CoUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING co.
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sLATERs-MARBLE YARDS, ETC.

j S'S''A''-''''''W1A1ss WASHINGTON MARBLE WORKS
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IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO USE HAIR DYES.
Tho only True and perfect HAIR CoLoRER' the
MYSTERY, OR TURNER'S HAIR>TINr.
A Harmless, Beautiful and Permanent HAIR Dye III one
Preparation! =
No Washing is Required Either Before OF
After Using!
1t can be applied with the utmost and produces
black 1.-The natural tint being perfectly as 20
defy detection BY its all the trouble and annoy
of avoided, and IL rs cleahS
in its application deciousy periuined iree lco d"
sample by mail postage paid To any ADDRESS N
the United States receipt of price by the proprietor
Price-0ne Dollar per Box.
Preparsd only by the Proprietor,
JAMES TURNER, Chemist
623 Magazine street, bet. Josephine and jackson.
= For sale by the principal druggists everywhere
DR n BI,y'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL -
IL LEGS AND ARMS. tvs
The Anatomical Leg has side motion az the
ankle the same the natural one, ana con,
Iera It is recommended by tde best sur, 49,
being superior 10 al otheIs ~ uS'
Each Leo is Guaranteed for five years with
isfacton in hitting no sale ota style snriIyy
motion giving q fe-like appearance WIN patthh anu
fuH finger motion. All kinds of ARTIFICIAL Limbs re-
haired on short notice and on reasonable terms
send for descriptive PamRbstd sres contains
LEWIS LOCKWOOD, Manufacturer,
sea6 >55Camp street. Now Orleans. la.
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alization of British subject in any
foreign country, involving the duty of
allegiance to the foreign government,
shall, ipso facto, terminate British citl-
zenship. This will! putan end to the
chief source of international difficulty.
An individual will no longer be in the
ridiculous position Of being liable to
compulsory military service of two
countries, and to. be treated as traitor
if taken prisoner, by whichever country
he serves against. " A2'd . ' ,
/. "On the status of child at its birth
the commissioners found the most diff
Guilty, and it is here that their reports
will be in conflicts The common law
of the United States makes all children
born within the dominions citizens, and
there it special statute making the
children of American citizens born out
side the territory also citizens. if the pa
rents have resided within the States.
and this whether the parents are citizens
by birth or became so, by the act of
naturalization. On the other hand
the British common law makes every
child, whether of native or foreign
PAL ents, born within British domin-
ions, British subject. while a special
statute provides that q child born
abroad of a British born father, or whose
paternal grandfather was British born,
SHALL be held to be British subject.