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ARTICLE III.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

Section l. All laws and ordinances now
in force and use in this State, not incon-
sistent with this Constitution, shall con-
tinue in force and use until they shall ex-
pire or be altered or repealed by the Leg
islature. But ordinances contained in
any former Constitution, or schedule
thereto, are hereby abrogated.
Sec. 2. Nothing contained In this Con-
stitution shall impair the validity of any
debts or contracts, or affect any rights of
property, or any suits, actions, rights of
action, or other proceedings In courts Of
Justice.
Sec, s. Any amendment or amendments
to this Constitution may be proposed in
the Senate or House of Representative !;
and If the same shall be agreed to by a
majority Of all the members elected to
each of the two Houses, such proposed
amendment or amendmendmentS shall be
entered on their journals, with the yeas
and nays thereon, and referred to the
General Assembly then next to be chosen; |;
and shall be published six months pre-
vious to the time of making such choice
and if, in the General Assem- bly, then next
chosen as aforesaid, such proposed amend
bv two-thirds Of all the members aleoted
to each House, then it shall be the duty Of
the General Assembly TO submit such pro-
posed amendment or amendments to the
people in such manner aud at such
times ss the General Assembly
shall prescribe. And il the people
shall approve and ratify such amendment
or amendments, by majority of all the
citizens of the State voting for Represent
atives, voting In their favor, such amend
ment or amendments shall become part
of this Constitution, When any amend
ment or amendments to the Constitution
shall be proposed In pursuance of the
foregoing provisions, the same shall. at
each of said sessions, be read three times
on three several days In each House. The
Legislature shall not propose amendments
to the Constitution oftener than once in
six years. The Legislature shall have the
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On Thursday, March 81, 1870,


In front of the entrance 10 the Circuit Court
Building, on Union street, In said city, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock an. and 2
O'Clock PM, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scrfbed property or lot Of land, With the ap-
purtenanees thereto belonging, lying and
being situated in the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee, and described in said iced as follows.
to-wit: Being the same known on the plan
Of the town Of Mem phis as lot one hundred
and eighty-four Il84l, beginning at point on
the east side OF Main street and the north
side of Toncry's alley, being the first alley
north Of Jackson street; running thence
with the north side of ssid alley east one
hundred and forty EIGHT f-et and six Inches
ll4S feet inchesl 10 an alley; thence north
seventy-fOur feet snd three inches ia feet
inchesl; thence west one hundred and forty
eight feet and six inches las feet inehesl TO
Main street, and thence south seventy-fOur
feet and three inches IA feet inchesl 70 the
place Of beginning.
The tile Is believe d to be good, bat convey
only as Trustee.
7. 80 ROBT. P. DUNCAlS, Trustee.
soruggs a Duncan, Solicitors feb&
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IN MERORIAM.

ALLIN-At a called meeting OF the Confed-
crate Relief and Historical Association and
the 18th Relief Society, held on the evening
of Path inst, ct the Municipal Courtroom
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
dence TO call from cug midst, whilst yet in
the prime Of life our late brother and asso-
ciate, Major PHIL, I. ALLIN-one who has
endeared himself to US by his many noble
qualities Of both head and heart, and who
was wanting in none Of the characteristics
that truly form the Citizen, Soldier and
Christian; therefore, be 1t
ResOlUed, That we bow ia humble subInis-
sion TO Him " that giveth and taketh away -
Resolved, That we tender our cOndQlence and
heartfelt sympathy y to the bereaved family
Of our deceased friend. and humbly trust
that He who tempereth the wind to the
shOrn lamb" will, IN His mercy and good
ness, assuage the anguish Of their sOrrOWs.
Resolved, That g copy OF these resolutions
be furnished the family Of the deceased, and
that the same be spread on the minutes OF
both Associations.
ResOiued, That a copy OF these resolutions
De furnished the press Of the city for publica-
tion. WI. p DOYLE,
NJ. MAGEVNEY, JR
!, 2 STRANGE,
MUMMY,
b. !. sEMMEs,
fHraHa 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a De ID IN Trust executed on
ID the Sd day Of 0cfohsr 1855, BY Thomas
James TO Newby Glo@on and Louisa A. A.
James TO secure sum OF money therein
named as due by said prOmissory note
mentioned, said Deed being recorded in the
Registers ofhce for the egunty OF Shelby.
IS and 80; and by vift'.e Of decree Of the
Chancery Court of the city OF Memphis, said
state, appointing me Trustee, vice NeWby
Gibson, Trustee, diseased, for the purpose ef
paving the aforesaid sum of money, I will
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

OFFICE FREfsHr GENT NJ. & c. r. r.,
February Is, 1910
no FREIGHTS WILL BE RECEIVED by
THIS DAY. Ifeb26l A / LOWE. Agent.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
tJeferson street, near Main.l

CHAs. Il. II. BROoM..--Lessee and Proprietor
NElAnlaE1 " NJ klsse Manager
Prof FRANK ARNOLD.....--Lsadero er OF Orchestra
0P en- EvPEy NJ i Eh t.,
GOMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
" sept. sd, with MalIAn 9TH Company.
Toe entertainment to 0cesssiSt OF Negro Min
strelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
LADS, Duets, QuaFtests, SItravaganzss, Bur
iesqueS, Papt0nimes es ard Farees-
Admlsaion. SIC: Prix lfe RnNes. S. sel
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FUNERAL A0TICE.

MOOB-At the residence Of Mrs. Griffith,
20 Union street, SAMUEL X. WOOD.
The friends and aeCuaintances of the de-
ceased are respectfully Invited TO attend the
funeral this tsATUEDAY) morning. at 10
O'Clock. Carriages at Hoist & Co.'s.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
THREE NIGHTS AND A MATINEE
-OF-
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
BY THE CELEBRATED
RICHINGS' COMPANYl


MRS. z. RICHINes BERNARD .....-.-..-. .DireetFess
A = A fAnlNoX ER--..-..---,-- business Manager
. bEHhSEnS COnQuctOT
LIST OF COMPANY.-BrOOkhOus Bowler,
Henry DraytOn, II. G Peakes, James g..
Peakes, Annie Kemp Bowler, Mrs. Henry
Drayton, Pierre Bernard, James A. Arnold,
Warren White, Emma HoWsOn, Anna
Mischka, Mrs. c. r. Bernard.
THE Press and Public pronounce this
Il Company composed OF the best Lyric
Actors on the stage They viii be supported
by Grand Chorus OF . Ladies and Gentle
men, and a full and efficient Orchestra
REPERTOIRE:
THURSDAY EVENING, February 2tth-Balfe's
Romantic Opera. BOHEMIAN GIRL
FRIDAY EVENING, February 25th-Wallace's
Grand Opera, MARIANA.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, February 9th
Grand Operatic Matinee, when will be pro-
produced Auber's Opera, FSA DIAVOLO.
AT NfGHr-Eichberg's Cnnic Opera of DOC
TOR OF ALCANTARA
ES Box sheets for the sale Of SEASON TICK
ETs ONLY open on Monday morning, Febru-
airy 2lst, and on Tuesday and Wednesday for
single performances, at the boxofhce at the
Theater.
ES-Admission TO Parquette and Dress Cir
Gle, (all Reserved Seats,) 81 so. other parts o
the house asusual. fehlS
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ARTICLE V.
INPECHMENTs.

Section /. The House of Representa-
tiyes shall have the sole power of i'm
peachmeIt,
Sec. 2. All impeschmepta shall be tried
by the Senate. When sitting for that pur-
pose the Senators shall be upon oath or
Affirmation, and the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, or If he be on trial, the
Senior Associate Judge, shall preside over
them. No person shall be convicted
without the concurrence of two-thirds of
the Senators sworn to try the officer i'm
peachea.
Sec. 3. The House of Representatives
shall elect, from their own body, three
members, whose duty it shall be to prose-
cute impeachments. No impeachment
shall be tried until the Legislature shall
have adjourned sine die, when the Senate
shall proceed to try such impeachment.
Sec. 4. The Governor, Judges OF the
Supreme Court, Judges of the Inferior
Courts, Chancellors, Attorneys for the
State, Treasurer, Comptroller and Secre-
tary of State, shall be liable to impeach-
mant. whenever they may, in the opinion
of the Hopss of representatives, commit
any crime in their official capacity which
may require disqualiicatio1i but judg
ment shall only extend TO removal from
Office, and disqualification to I'LL any of
fee thereafter. The party, shall, never
theless, be liable to indictment, trial,
Judgment and punishment according to
law. The Legislature now has, and shall
continue to have, power to
relieve from the penalties Inn
posed, any person disqualified from
holding Office by the Judgment of a Court
of Impeachment.
Sec. 5. Justices OF the Peace and other
civil officers not hereinbefore mentioned,
for crimes or misdemeanors in Office, shall
be liable TO indictment In such courts as
the Legislature may directi and upon
conviction shall be removed from Office
by said court as if found guilty on i'm
peschmept, and shall be subject to such
other punishment a. may be prescribed
by law. n taHf.f-
ARTICLE VI.
JUDICIAL. nEPARrMERr
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AMUSEM MEMTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Last Night of GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
BY the celebrated RIGHINGS COMPANY.
THIS SATuRDAY, February Sth-OPERA
MATINEE Doors open at l o'clock to
commence at precisely. AdmissiQn-Rd-
ultS, 81; children, 81 cents, to all parts of
romantic opera of tire BOHEMIAN GIRL.
SATURDAY NIGHT, February 6--The comic
opera (by ID. Etchberg, an American COM
poser Of DOCTOR OF AJCANTARA in
which Mrs. Caroline Riciings Bernard will
appear, supported by the strength Of her
company.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 81 50; the rest Of
the house as usual.
In preparation, with new scenery, dresses,
etc, the Sea Of 1ce"- Ogartts, Miss Ans
ME Tiffany. ..s. .-...
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm represented by the Panola OIL
i Company has been dissolved by mutual
consent J. r CHRISTIAN,
". B. MILLER
CH. LEAVITT,
]. B. COLE,
Feb. q, 1870. D. O'DELL.
TIE PASoIA OIL AND FxPTT1.rzER Cow
PANY has been organized under charter frorn
the Legisl 4ture, and has purchased the mills
and assets OF the Pamela Oh Company, and
assumed all tie liabilities Of that Compauy
The Company desire to purchase, largely,
sound Cotton Seed, and to sell largely OF OIL
Cake as food and fertilizer.
business com muuicatiOns should be adj
dressed to the Secretary.
E. McDAVITT, President.
w. b. MILLER, Secretary. febZ5
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ORDINANCE.

T. E. s. RUSSWURM. Seoy.
THOS. w. JONES, Assistant Sec'y.
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ARTICLE III.

EXE6EFIFH DEPARTMENT.
Sec. /. The supreme Executive power
of this State shall be vested in Governor.
Sec. 2. The Governor shall be chosen by
the electors Of the members of the Gens-
raj Assembly, at the time and places where
they shall respectively vote for the MEM
bers thereof. The returns of every cleo
ton for Governor shall be sealed up, and
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River Line.
For Helena, Month White River, Clarendon
DeNal's Bluff, DesArc. Augusta and JACK
sOnpOrt, couuccttng with the light-draft
steamer BatssviIle, for BatesviIe and points
above; also, with steamer Fairy Queen for
POcahOntas and points on Black River,
X. II. WA q. Storm master
This entirely new and elegant IT
s1de-Wheel Passenger steamer.
built expressly for this trade, win leave as
above
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
feb35 No. Madison ST, Stanton Block
Regular NemEhis and White River United
Ststss Nail Saturday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon, DeVaII's
Blur, Little Rock, Des Arc, West Point,
Searcy, Augusta and JackSOnport.
COM III ERCTAG.
MATT A. GLASS. ................. master.
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
will Leave above
SATURDAY, 26th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
5.JACK WILSON, Agent,
tehz4 sol Front street, upstairs.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

For Now Orleans
The Great Passenger Steamer
- ". R. ARTHUR
II. W. Brolaski i....-.- Ir5lssIzT
VIII leaves THIS DAY, 2sth inst Al 10 m
RICHiD ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent
feoz6 No. Jefferson street.
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ARTICLE VI.


Section /. The Judicial power OF this
Court, and in such Circuit, Chancery and
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FOR FRIAR'S POINT.


FRlAR'S POINT, HELENA AND BENDS
United States Mail Packet
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, IT,
WEDNEsDAYs. and FRIDAYS, At 5.E@ESSzzC..
pm; and Friar's Point TUEsDAYs fFTT=Fs-
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 10 an. feb25
Regular Memoirs and Frisr1s Point Tri-
Weekly Q, :. Mail Packet
GEO. ". eHEER, Geo. KaIoae. master
This Ane passenger steamer rsNA
leaves memphis every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock pm.
Eor irelght or passage apply on board. feZ2
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
-t4A-N-N
This elegant passenger steamer II
will leave as above
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm
LARRY HARMSTAD & co. Agents,
feb24 u Madison street
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ARTICLE VIII.
MILITIA.

Section l. All militia officers shall be
elected by persons subject to military
duty, within the boundsiof their several
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companies, battallions, regiments, brig
AIDES and divisions, under such rules and
regulations as tho Legislature may, from
time to time, direct and establish.
Sec. 2. The Governor shall appoint the
Adjutant- and his other staff off,
GERS; the Majors Generals, Brigadier- Gen
erals, and commanding officers of regi-
ments, shall respectively appoint their
staff officers.
Sec. 3. The Legislature shall pass laws
exempting citizens belonging to any sect
or determination of religion, The tenets of
which are known to be opposed to bearing
arms, from attending private and general
musters.
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FOR HATCHIE RIVER.


THE STEAMER
NOHA"K BELLE.
L. u
VIII commence to run the IT.
Hatchie River on The first rise in ,ES<ssSsesN
the river, from Memphis to the railroad bridge
near Brownsville, weekly, and will do the
business for the trade satisfactorily.
dell ". r. LANTER. Agent
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citation or corporation, except upon like
election and the assent OF ike majority.
But the counties of Granger, Haw
kins, Hancock, Union, Campbell,
Scott, MorgaH, GrUndy, Sumner,
Smith, Fentress, Van RQren, White,
Putnam, Overton, Jackson, CQmber-
land, Anderson, Henderson, Wayne,
Marshall, Cooke, Coffee, Macon and the
new county herein authorized to be es-
tablished out Of fractions of Sumner, Ma
con and Smith counties, and Roane shall
be excepted out of the provisions of this
section Of this Constitution, so far that
the assent OF majority OF the qualified
voters of either ofsaid counties voting on
the question shall be sufficient when the
credit of such county is given or loaned
to any person, association or corporation:
PROVIDED, That the exception of the coun-
ties above named shall not be in force be-
yond the year one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty, and after that period
they shall be subject to the three-f0urths
majority applicable to the other counties
of the State.
Sec. 30. No article, manufactured of the
produce of this State shall be taxed 9TH
erWiss than TO pay inspection fees.
Sec, 81. The credit of this State shall not
be hereafter loaned or given TO oF IN aid of
any person, association, company, coFpo-
ration or municipality, nor shall the State
become the owner, IN whole or in part OF
any bank, or a stockholder with others in
any association. company, corporation or
municipality. No bonds Of the State shall
be issued to any railroad company which,
at the tine ofits application for the same,
shall be in default in paying the interest
upon State bonds previously loaned to it,
or that shall hereafter and before such sp-
plication sell or absolutely dispose of any
State bonds loaned to 1t for less than par.
Sec. S2. No convention or general as
sembly of this State shall act upon any
amendment Of the Constitution of the
United Stetes proposed by Congress to the
several States, unless such convention or
general assembly shall hgye been elected
after such amendment Is subRsitted.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-09
1CI EFT LA.

A Nos DEBITEuRs.-Abones d6biteurs ct ci-
toycns, nous yous tnisons court appel
Neuiilez ne pas nous oublier.
Ce nest point une taveur que le "Louisianais"
reclame de vols, nas une dette.
lie "Louisanais' veu, vivre.
II encore quelques batsilles livrer, quelques
horizons donper on i recevoir quelques politicians
du carpetbag ct de laventure i jeter aux mar
sons.
BoNBpNNEI.-Ce brave chasseur de lions ct de
pantheres est CONNIE nous lie savons, a la Nouvclle-
Orleans.
Ayant apprs que notre paroisse 6tat un mid
ours, ct vouant sc mesurer avec Tours ouisanas,
il Sc propose de venir prochainement i St Jacques.
Landreanx. Roussel, Bourgeois, Gourdain ct
Wehre, organiser battue, fxez lie jour, ct
donnons rhospitalite au plus ntr6pie chasseur du
monde.
Bonbonnel est plus fort que Strongman, ct quand
vous verrez sa figure labour6e par les critics des
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-09

mais c'est aussi de Ia sagesse. Plus de chi
meres, plus d'enthousiasmes, plus de fol'e
/ alterations devant la magique ct rayonnant'
]. face de lid6al. Comme lon devient heureux
Avec un peu d'ordre, une economic de bou
tiqnier prudent, Ton Sc trouve un beau joul
propriitaire ct heureux. CONNIE Ia Muse de
ladolescence vous para1t alors ridicule!
L'art !....
AlIons donc!. 80. C'est un creve- -faim. Lii
!usion ct lie genie menent rhopital, tandis
que lie commerce du guano vous rend million.
naire. Cette Ameriqne, que ron vante tant
ct qni ne laisse a personne le soin de la
vanter, est une immense boutique de mar.
chands, de trafiquants, lie boursicotiers, d'a-
vocats, de politicians, de Carthasnois ct
dAngais. Sa tete est organisee CONNIE
Bareme, ct son cnur est nne petite loupe qui
Ia gene. LIE materialisme est 50 fol, Ia doc.
trine dn success est sa doctrine, le dollar est
son Diem. Pourqnoi ui demander Fart
Demandez lui plut6t pourquoi les Bostoniens
aiment Ia morne Qnant a Ia pauyre Lou.
siane, TIN instant franchise, une minute atten-
tive aux chants ct aux poesies dun autre
monde, ellie subit aujonrd'hui les caresses
dune Anglcterre brutale. Ses illusions dun
quart d'henre recoivent la hitrissnre ct Tat
dun vainqueur dif1orme ct puri-
tain. Sont-ce les carpet -baggers, les politi-
ciens, les sacripants, les bavures de rinva-
sion, Ia canaille iIlitrie vome sur le Sud
encore peu 'lcttre, qni pourront rialiser Ia
gintreuse penste de lecrivain de l'AbeiNe +?
LIE carpet Dagger, un vampire aussi laid
qn'ignob!e, ne s'occupe point de beaux- x-arts,
de literature, de peinture, d'nnvres concnes
ct faites pour la postirit6 reconnaissance ct
gloricuse. Ces droles- la ont faim de ce qui Sc
mango, soif de ce qui enivre brutalement,
appetit de ce qni engraisse, voracite de ce
4ni fait PANE impure ct Ia sensualit6 bestiale.
couenvre vivante du iupanar ierlr est de
plus haut prix que lie gronpe de LAGOON.
Exception toutefos, car War Moth entend
favoriser prochainement les artstes du Mis-
souri,, ct notre brave ami Dunn, organise un
opera de "lMnstreis.'
SIT &C, e-+eile bordee de sottises, nous
,aluons respectuenserneut nos ecteurs, ct
nous dounons une bien franche poignee de
main rami inconnu qni parle de Jeauc arts
lans les COLONIES de l'dbeie
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Justice.
-:O:-

LaIeule etat infrme, ct la femme ali.6e
Otfrait son sein ue mere au pauvre nouveau-ne;
QIant aux autres en- ants, triste bande hebtt6e,
lis demandaent du pain, ayant bcaucoup ienne
Pas de pain sur la blanche ct dargent dams armoire
Quelle armore! Tn hal.ut non ti,rme, sans yaleur
fas de credit non plus. Qui grossit lie memo;re
DE louvrer hontenx, soft blanc, soft dc couleur2
snrtout point de travail La fam est chose amare
Four les petits entants que Dieu fit pour aimcr.
Pour lie vci!ard banchi ,nais surtout nonr Ia mar.
Qui SQUIRE dams chacun ct IL ose blasphamer.
Que tare On voe I'm pain. Mais la loi Venerable
Vous empolgne All colet CONNIE un vii sacripaut
Vous traine sans merci devant I'm Honorable.
Nous met sous les verrous ct quelque(os vous pend
La chose est opportune.
Mais les Repr6sentants
Qni bdclent leur fortune
Sans peine dams dsnx aus
.J.G
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sanedi . Avril 1870.
is2 6>Bufead du journal, pres du College JEFF
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
4tr Pour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa
perasses, adressez a Conpem Post Office. M
NOS PRINCIPLES.

@. Rtpubliqus fordre, dhonne'etf ct d'
Justice.
Suffrage unirerscl pour tons. ercer'e pou'
les rrimine's ei les ragabonds.
Union ciuiqne des Louisianais blancs e'
dss Loui,idnais de couleur.
Education pour ious.
Plusrts Carpet.boggers po'liq"es en- Loui
siane: III de pagabonds fainsan's.
Egaiit poiiiiqme entre les naturalisfs es
les na',fs.
Ayt,els Ct ornnces d Iimmigrani laborieur.
Respect d Ia Ioi. w.. .,..
Lhonnt,e homme en- haut, le malhonnate
en- bas.
La Louisiana doit ERE gourevnfe par
lhonnelett 1t Intelligence.