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A REGIMENT OF KENTUcEIASs.-The Lon.
tn -. - a.. OtL ;,,,t z,-s

A REGIMENT or hENTUcEIANs.-Ihe Lol-
isville Courier, Of the 9th inst, says;
Should Mr.. Abe Lincoln, President, at
tempt to enforce his policy as soreshad-
owed in his inaugural. his myrmidoms
may prepare to fight the entire South.
The excitement here since his inaugural
was delivered has been intense. In fact,
hundreds boldly avow their intention TO
enter the army Of the Confederate States
and aid their brethren if a conflict shall
ensue. We are told that a wealthy gen
tleman Of this city said il q regiment of
Kentuckians should desire to enter that
service, as is possible, he would contribute
5000 towards equipping il.
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Il EFT my premises on Saturday the 10th
~ inst. asndnll bay horse, about eight OF
MAE yeaa ola, With a saddle mark one
side, 4 scar Oh ne washer Of one ere. and
small wnrt on his nose, and bAy mare
male, on the chunkey order. reached las,
spring. and name grown until litneariy lays
over. Any iniormation outthem thank.
fully received. Or literally rewarded. Ny
Postofice u Raleigh. Smith County. Miss.
n. SPENCER.
March 8, 1851. rsM 2l-f
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I1solVonf Notice.

To ths crsdiioTs Of r. r. RODGERS, do
osassd, and al other poFSons interested
10 tho distribution Of his estates
WyOU aro hereby notified 10 b and ap-
appear ln and before che Probate
Court of Jasper Count. State Of Miasissip-
n. ai the Court House thereof. on the hrst
Monday IN April next. then and there "a
shoa cause II auy you can. Why the report
al he commissioner Of insolvency on aaid
r-fafs should not b confirmed By The
Court Aforesaid. and proceedins thereon
hsd aocordingly, and further % DO and
nrriorm such other things ~ shall Be con
adsrsA and ordered by the Court afors
ma Ia tha premises.
Wiinrnned iha Honorabla benjamin
rti~mmn. Jndns az Probate Of Jaspel
romntv. State AZ Mlnninuippi, The nrst Non
fnvi m March. a. D. 1891.
Given unocr my hana and sea
| frmnr al onIoo. tha Ilh dag Of March
lN0r0)I. h. 1881. -
THOMAS ", oRAYsoN,
MI HHII CIk-
i -.
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In 1870 the sum Of 81, l6l 500 would
have to be provided for, while the duty
would yield $2,9 400, or nearly three
times the necessary amount.
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AxoTHEE "TRAIroR. .v-Adjutsnt General
Cooper, one of the most gallant and ac-
complished officers in the United States,
has taken position in the ranks Of the
TRAITORS" who refuse to draw their swords
upon their countrymen. Treason has
certainly become an honorable business
when such men as Tattnall, Twiggs
Tngraham. Hartstein, Hardee, Beauregard
Dpas, and a host of others, forming the
flower of the army and navy, stand in the
front ranks OF its defenders.
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WHEREAS. the eatats of JOHN VIII
N LfAMSON, deceased, vas declared M
solveut ~ an order and decree of the
rfohaio oourt Of Newton County. Sisie
of Mi.si.sipri. made af The last Noyem-
ber term. A. D. 1890. 81 sid Coarts Nov.
AZ pcfaonI holding claims against said
eaiaie arc horehy ooiiasd 10 bring IN said
clAihs duly probaicd according 10 Law
and have them registered before the Clerk
ol tho Probate Court OF said county. az his
oeicc In Dacatur. within twelve months
lrom lho date hereof. Or the same win be
haFcd. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
J. g. WILLIAMSON.
Administrators.
Dec. "a 1900. 0-6m
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= - ~AAAAAH RANAAI -
April term, A. ID. la6l-
i'n'~ W D'n''' A..AsAnsu. for sos ss.
Elisha walker
UNO Elijah Walker. take notice. that On
il the 18th day Of November, A. d. 1880,
an attachment. was issued at the suit Of
Isham DanabY plaintiff. against the estate
Of EliahA walker. defendant, returnahle
10 the April term. A. d. 1861. Of the CIR
cult Court Of Newton county. aforesaid,
and roturnod executed.
These are therefore. 10 command you
10 be, and personally appear in and before
the Circuit Court Of Newton county, afore-
said. at the Court House in Decatur, On
the second Monday in April, A. D. 1861.
then aud there 10 plead TO said aosion og
Judgment viii bo entered against you.
and the property attached will be con
demned and sold.
- Issued and given under my
SEAL hand and seal Of ofice. A. d.
NV 1861. JAS. A. WARE.
Clerk.
March I. 1861. 9O4t
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,i.ssa Z '.l....a .lsg,....sss.s sssa.P.
...n~s..a-.- - lhaana - - I1isnl.
- ~ 81 ~ HIHraI ralINNsFa nss.1ieIl n
H.U .0.II IHai ~ nis sNlrI'llA I'4 HatH 'asl'17
S.s -s sI's.s.,s...s lasss.. |. :
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Adminisirator,I Nofice

" HEREAS. letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of GEORGE BROWN,
deceased. were granted at the March term.
1901, Of scott County Probate Court. 70
the undersigned. Nov all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby re-
quired 20 exhibit the same within the
time limited BY law, or the same viii be
barred.
Warcb ~ 1851 22-Tf
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NEWIuN IONNNN.
"a prpkais cpurf II ed Coune, % Aprl
Twus. a. y. 1891.
10 John a. sinclair
UOU are hereby notified 10 he and ap-
A pear before the Probate Court Of New
ldn County. Mississippi. on the third Mon.
day In April next. then and there 10 show
cause. n any you can. Why the hnAl &C
count Of ]. 9. Mckee and sarah Sinclair.
administrator and administratrix on the
estate q JOHN T.. SINCLAIR. deceased.
noW On als IN aaid Court, should not BE-
allowed. and q decree entered thereon b.
tha Court Aforesaid.
- Issued and gwen under my
fhmkL hand and seal Of ofice, Febru.
wv an, 25th. A. ID. 1861.
JAS. A. WARE. Clerk.
March q. 1861. 2i-st
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"HEREAS letters Of administration
w with the will annexed. were grant
ed 70 the undersigned on the estate Of
NATHANlAL ROBBINS. late Of Scott
County. at the March term Of the Probate
Court Of said County. Now all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
decedent. are required 10 exhibit the same
within the time allowed By Law. or the
same will BE- barred.
JOHN ]. LAMoR.
Adm'r with the will annexed.
NJ n fanT % -
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Smith Hotel.

49, TIE undersigned having purchased ths
~ sBufington House -in this plAre, takes pleas
ure In ioioming his friends and the travel
ing pablie generally. that he II nov prepAret
. fainister 10 the wants o. tie sinner man" oi botf
nAn sod horse, - he viii keep % hand plenty o
the ~oest tbs couEtry Ahords." GIVE mo cal, 4
RslSsA S-.AA o. Hs.s. ian. IA issa IS-tf
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me LOUISVILLE Cglrier learns from
aourg' n.y., that the Frankfort
pset al that place on the morning
~ inst, breaking Governor Ma
left arm and severely injuring
lher persons.
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LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
CwHrTEsULPHUR AND oHALYBIATE WATERs)
Laudsrdals County. Miss.
OPrrs NAY in

y. \. SMITH, OunsF ana Prspristsr.
HAVING purchassd ne shove hshionshis aad
~ rqpulaf watering flace since The lat seaaon,
LiN NfnNretlf lAAra eaaure ~ aaaunnk his ed
ftrnts md ~ puhlic rsueray, that no pains vi
- spared ~ fendef rc1rlurt heath ant reaNura b
eal farnlfy. afN animated o. the Mobile and Ohiu
karuad. ihl miles abuva Mohiln and since the com.
peiinn % Ne AA|lruad between NlckshurR and Ne.
ndinn and NJ MooIia and Ohio Road % Cofinsh aru
acce-sitle a. ne valleys of The Muaasppl nnd Tea.
nanaee RlFen
oaaihurnea wll b. IN rcaiInuanL a an tina 4
conFef paaarnrrra D. and from tha naiIraad.
The pripfietor - ben eel knoan A. ne 9pringl
~ nianJ IenrH and aTan inndera hia serrices Z
rlcasurr ara1ars add lnFanda.
fanliliea or slnre persons desiring n apend ~
sur1ner a. theaf tprinrn uI nnd a 20 their adFan
ta1a o. alrurn ruoula earIy ard rruaIn arnouE the
Ne dlrlur ~ oaislce ~ uIns. n B. SMITH.
March ~ IN lin
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ARTICLE I.

All legislative powers herein deleg1isd
shall be vested in a Congress Of the Con-
federate States. which shall consist of a
Senate and House OF Representatives.
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Tuition vii b charged nom tune OF entrance un
close Of Term, unless absence occurs rom sickness
or In Accordanee with private arrangeHients The
school. nov numbering sixty, ts rapidly increasing
The TuachsIa have been cInlnently successful during
oftha Hch0ol. They have bad much expslienee else.
where but are now permanently located 10 charge 81
thiu school They viii exercise careful supervision
over tha health aud morals Of boarding pupHs
- Board can b obtained ~ from eifht ta ten
dollars Per month. Eor further particulars, address
he pnncipnL o. President Of the Board.
a. a. gTALLWOR rH, hrarsfs.f
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New Firm az QuItman.
EVANS g. HENRY.

HAVING formed q co-partnership ior The sale oi
III aenefal ulerchdndlas e Quitulan. respectfully
sorit lhs custom - their fr1eris nnd the polite
Thsf hale Plrcha-ed the large and chulee stock ol
oocda lecenty oHDed b Measrl, DuEier. Ferell Z
diiioaa a. nay - ncceaaary rander thair supply
one of the tallest and best N Eaat Misai~appiL
furchasers IN hnd them alsaya ruady % furnish
Dry GoOdL eTOssFies, PFOViIiOns, Hardware,
aad svsry shiuE b-iouras 70 . large retAa eoautry
stors. ne uoss faForable terms and of the besl
quality.
They inFite The trading country generally 70 cal
and scs tsea and especaily desire ther cd friend.
and ar1uain1ancea - call and SO them feelinn -
sured they serve then much 70 their prodt q.
nny h0uss IN Easisrn hissiasipri.
hfLyANUs EVANS,
osa-n- mnrrh a 1871 r1af
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LAUDEREAIsh. sPRIEos. MISS
~ ths Aathor, L. >. MCCORMICK.
n. An sauthsFn schools using Northern book
are Ahnluon NurHgTioa nnf are eurpe - lbe 8outh
sru ooniedsfuty. Ia ne peOpis beure of thea
narch 4 isu. NY
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IA NFmeH = sowarinarahiH ~ ne FsArsles q
g.. f.aaIan. ard rearef' Na'lF tHa34f taHM
Fh ~. - 80 |.'aN ~ lANiNAiANN - tAa
Ta 80 ~ ..II..I.fa - HHraa tNaif Hntt4a So
IA - az Hhrra na'IrI lFeaiillee. 80 = 4 -
~ rs. ohtf1a'l salFA
~. rhnnE lltLt.l -. -. -.
....'..... !. '.....Ir. NIsa. - Nal. q. E O.
~ -. 80 IL fI1nI iIrra a AZ tuIea Hnl11a
- 4. InaI HnHnrla' aaa Il fea1F te..lt
~ II'.8 Il 81 rluIaaaIoa - tas - -
=. -. s....a o,.g ~ ,si,s ~
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THE undaralEned ~ opened q aew
Livery Stahle a ue6oto on the hohiis
NMDfA and Ohio Ralruad. nnd vii b. found
vell rrppared = ~ lumes u take care
of Horsea.
u.SARsAA- he IN aiso keep Cor hire = sne lo4
of HoTles and BuEiea
nuunG Carcua coaits Haek ~ y run tfem neso-
- % ouitman. II. J. eOLLlAH.
DaSoss March a 1881 =i-H
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Dollar
RuEuunni-ti Two OF more selected numbers are
taken. and ai of thouo numbers selected are pot
draFp Hnong tho Twelve drawn uunbera, The ticket
is blank.
srBy this sehsns purchasers eaa sslses their
oan NUMBER
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The Siais Or SIl.slsslPPi,

NEWTON COUNTY.
To Jane Gray. and her husband. James
w. Gray Of the State Of Texas. aud all
Others interested In the settlement Of
the estate Of JOHN MCDOWELL, de
ccaaed
" on are hereby cited 10 BE- and appear
before the Probate Court Of Newton
County, Mississippi, on or before the third
Monday In April next, then and there to
show cause N any you can why the fnAl
account Of A. Russell. Administrator on
said deoedent's estate, should not be
allowed as a dnal settlement. &c
Issued and given under my
SEAL lhand and seal Of ofIioe, March
N\5. 1861.
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
March z. 1881. 2l-5t
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g. Board and Tuition. payable one half In advance,
the balance q he end ef the year. Al charges eK-
cspt he the entrance Zee which Il invariably in ad-
vance, wi b made from the time Of entrance % the
close 81 each aeesion. No deductons from the pub
hahed dratea w - mads except IN of protTac
ed ilnesa or a. the option of the Principal
- Any young LADY aspring to The honors Of the
lnHdtuts must purlue and make satisfactory PROF
cheney IN TIE regular collegiate course; and d.
pomas VII - ceuiarreo till al charFea are met
Any ona- however, tndg drerfi1a 81 Aer psrelts o.
quardioa, may purBuo any irreguar course. aud shall
Be entitled 70 Z certhcate of attainmente.
Depot % The MOBILE and ono Rail Road 70 the IN
ntf1ta distance Of eighteen miles eithout charge
Oet 81 1871. aar1
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coIs-V-ByPLByHncB 70 Fs1I.BLBBG
FrsHk uudernghsd has stnek - and in fail opsF
II alton a line q FDUR HORSE NAIL COACH ~
running daily nom DeSolo. o. The Moeile md Ohio
Railroad, ~ Prairie Line, - PnudinH. AtPhulding
connectn nth . hna Of TWO HORSE NAIL COACH
landsyille Southern Ralroad and Decatur, 70 Union
connecduH uith TIE 5outhern Railroad near Doolit-
uea and the Daily Stage Line nom Montgomery,
Ala 70 Morton. on the 8outhern Rnad- The Two
Horse Stages leave Paulding Cor Union on hondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, Tina snouEh 70 eo1nect
uth the stage the same day. ne Gers on The South
ern Road nre now running 70 NoHton Station Whore
they connect with this Inc.
agThe stock on this line are equal 70 any IN ths
country, the Coaches comfortable and the drivers
careful and accommodating. Paea@ges nssy ray o.
tAa aoamactfpng beinf nuMde.
80 We have a LTvnaE HTknLn nov In operation \.
Newton Htaflcn nnd a. Pan Iainr. AnV nerNun deaf
point IN the Buif0lhding country.
CHAIRMAN HYDE, PropFietors.
n-aIksr "a N fnno 1-ff
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The state of lIissinsippi,
NEWTON COUNTY.
In The Circuit Court Or aid County. 10
April term, A. D. 1861.
Lee r Ansrei Co Attachment for
" el7813.

Lee P. Mur'll ACC. A,,..hm.0, sor
w.B.cl.rEa e7s7S.
U,O w. b. Clarke. .ls uotiee that on
ne 20th day Of Nay, "A. d. 1850, an
sflachmant Waa iasusd az the suit of Lee
p. hurroll. J. ~. Pace and @. W. Gross,
parincla In business under Ne 6rm name
of t,ss p. Murrell a Co, plaintiff = against
ne estate of W. n. Clarke defendant. -
tnrnahlo 10 iha October term. "A. u lsGo,
of Ne Circuii Court of Newton County,
aiorssaid. and returned exccuted. These
ara thcrofora % command you b b
and personally appear In and before the
Circuit Court Of Newton County, afore
aaid. A the Court House IN Decatur. on
ne second Monday In April, A. D. 1861
then and there " plead 70 aaid action. o.
Judgment viii BE- antsred. and che estate
attached VIII b. condemned and sold
Issued and sven under ms
nuaG hand and seal. February. l9tl
a. D. 1851.
JAMEs A. WARE Clerk.
March I. 1851. 2O-5t
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OFPcsED 10 CoERcIoE.-The
Missouri on the 10Th inst, pass
oQa inslructing the Missouri
C.5zzll llLl1sh % opiose iiiaess Tor supply
ing men and money for coercion, and if
such were passed to leave the halls of
CONGRESS-.
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''S Bill to enforce ven
Million nRh.r.

Milton Riley. neh'
TTPON opening complainants bill, tap
" pearing that the said defendant. Nil
ton Riley, e q nonresident Of this State,
Il is therefore ordered that notice be given
the said Milton Riley Of the pendoncy Of
this suit by publication in the Eastvn
GniOn, q newspaper printed and publish
ed in tho town Of Paulding. in Jasper
County, In this State, for four consecutive
weeks, that unless he appear in and be-
fore the honorable Chancery Court next
10 be holden In and for the County OF
Scott. at the Court House thereof, in the
town Of Hillsboro, on the 4th Monday Of
April next, and plead, answer OF demur
70 said bill the same viii Be taken as con-
fessed. and a decree made accordingly.
Witness. Jno. r. Harris, Clerk Of the
Chancery Court Of said County, the 4th
day OF March. 1861.
JOHN p. HARRIS, Clerk.
March 10, 1861. 22-5t
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NOTICE,
"a those who have Children 70 EdutaIt.

GNO &NGp
70 those who have Children 10 Educate.
Il HAVE been engaged in teaching IN the town Of
Elisvile for nearly two mOntt-- and have received
. large share y The public patronage, for which,
arn very thankful.
Ny school j. sill on the increase and finding that
I an unable % do my scholars justice, have enFs-
aed the services Of good Female Teacher, who com
menced On Monday the 2sth ulHIno.
TERMBt
Primary Branches-Spelling. Reading Writing,
Grammar. Arithrnetic. Geography and PiiOs-
oPhy, 6rst and second series, per month, y y
Secondary Branches-Algehra- Geometry. AZ
trcnomy, Waits on the Mind, Latin. Greek
A3d other branches, per month, %
Book Keeping Extra. per month. %
PAintng, DraWing. Embroidery and Music, Extra.
Board can Be obtAned ~ reasonahle prices.
r. y. "A. ROBINSON
REFERENCES:
J. Z. weylboFn, Carter 4 shRnnon,
J. ". Rsts-, L. B. Lassiter.
Frh G. lsGi Him
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eamnel q. WIIIlanaoa.

samuel T. NNllliamMuu4
AR1ckmosf fr N.3l3.s3.
1T appearing that said attachment has
u been returned duly levied upon the
estate of the defendant. and that defen-
dAnt Il not found or summoned IN the
above stated cause, and nttachment duly
imued and reiufned Notice Y therefore
hereby given. tnat unless the defendant
appear before aid court on or before the
hrst day of the next term thereof. 10 be
holden for sAid county ~ the Courthouse
thereof. In the town Of Padding. on the
AN Monday Of March next. and plead 10
said action, Judgment viii b entered
against him. and The property attached Be
cold % saiisiy plaintih's demand and All
cost
0iron under my hand and
SEAL seai Of once this the 18th day
~ February, a. ID. lo6l
JAMES q. MCCORMICK.
Clerk.
FEB. %. 1851. lo-5t
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the rogue when he should come out laden
with eliminating plunder. He waited
long. bat finally the artist reappeared,
and as he stepped out Of the yard was
nabbed and dragged off to the guardhouse
by the exultant leatherhead, protesting
all the way that he was no burglar but a
gentleman. At the lookup he proved
his identity as q young merchant oi
wealth and standing and above stealing
and suspicion. Il was also made TO sp.
pear that there was '1ady in the case, -
and that his presence in the house was
with tender and not burglarious intent.
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CHESTER HOUSE,
Ho. 90 Dauphin ~, and { D. Joseph g.,
oppasts ~ R.oiis Sq.srs hoBILE, ALA.
WM. y. HUNT, Rroprtstsr.
rT,HE abovs House has been re6tted, and consider
II abe tmprovemant made b the NEW PropFfetos
f1r NE comfort and conyenience of his cuntomora
-. hewlll keep opon Al The pear round. and noi
clo4o The House IN ne huuIner. a. haa BEEN done
fornery, and also beUl 70 inform the pubic that hg
VII keep On hand a. All times q splendid OMNrnut
AND hA0AA0E WAGON, which WIN Be ia rsadlnesi
On iha arrival q ne Cas- ANp haaIa 20 convey pAa
AN ChAhoBt W.. y. HUNT.
MoaaA March 4 llel, eaiy
DoOEg AND e1AT1ouHMYs-1flssal
Ooul sd ochool nooah ~ every dssaliniirn fuI
fSiAe Gala aei llkA u klndSl izk 6..sas =.
1&s.atnuA
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Arms ToR THE STAIE.-The New Or
leans Delta says that Major-General Earl
Van Dorm and Brigadier-General Clark
and Griffith. Of the army Of Mississippi.
contracted in that city last week with the
agent Of the Belgium Government for
seven thousand rifles and muskets with
the sabre bayOnet. The gun is said to be
a most efficient arm.
The Military Board have contracted for
the delivery at a very early day of 1000
Enfield muskets and bayonets, 5000 short
rifed muskets with sword bayonets, and
40 horses and equipments for full battery
Of light artillery, the latter for instruo-
ton, &c.
The trimmings Of the uniform tgrey1
have been changed by the Military Board.
The trimmings for infantry. light infantry
and rifles are now green. for artillery red,
and cavalry yellow or orange. This
change is noticeable. as the former regu-
lations prescribed red for infantry, &C..
yellow for artillery and orange for cavalry.
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SCHOOL Books FoR THT CONFEDERATE
STArxs.-A resolution was introduced into
the Georgia State Convention, on the Sth,
requesting the Governor to offer prize Of
$500 each, for q spelling book, arithmetic.
English grammer, geography, and two
reading books, one for beginners and one
for advanced scholars, for the use of COM
mon schools in the Confederate States
The copy rights of the new works are to
be the property Of the authors and CON-
pilers.
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N. PETTIssnl Co, Of NeW Yort and Ros.
snihorized agents iorthis paper IN n sse cities.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
SECTION 9


l. TIE importation Of Negroes Of the African
race, from dny foreign country, other thar the
sJaveholdin9 States or Territories of the United
lS.atcs Of 4Scrica, Is hereby forbidden; and
Congress is required 70 pass such ilscs as shall
c9eetualty prTcat the same.
.. Congress shall also have po,cer % prohibit
the introduction Of slaves from any IStats not a
member Of, or 7eTTitsry rot belonging to, Isis
ConJedcracs.
3. The privilege Of the writ Of habeas
corpus shall not be suspended, unless
when in cases Of rebellion or invasion the
public safety may require.
4. No bill Of sttainder, or, or post yfaeto
law, FOR law denying or impairing the
right Of property in negro slaves shall be
passed.
5. No capitation or other direct tax
shall be laid unless in proportion to the
/ census or enumeration hereinbefore di-
rected to be taken.
6. No tax or duty shall be laid on
articles exported from any State, lexoept
by 8 vote of two-thirds of both Houses
Z. No preference shall be given by any
regulation Of commerce or revenue to the
| ports Of one State over those of another.
8. No money shall DO drawn from the
treasury. but in consequence OF appropria-
tions made by law and a regular state
ment and account of the receipts and ex-
penditures Of all public money shall be
published from time to time.
10. Congress shall appropriate no money
from the treasury except by = vote OF tive.
thirds Of both Houses, taken by yeas and
| nays, unless il be asked and Cstimated for
by some one of the heads of Department,
and submitted 70 Congress by the Presi
dent or for the purpose of paying its
own expenses and contingencies or for
the payment OF claims against the Con.
federate States, the justice of which shall
have been judicslly declared by ; tribonsl
for the investigation OF claims against the
Government, which il Is hereby made the
duty of Congress to establish.
10. All bills appropTiating money shall
specify in federal currency the exact
amount 'of each appropriation and the
purposes for which It is made and Con,
grcss shall grant no extra compensation
to any public mandatory. officer, agent
or servant, after such an act shall have
been made or such service rendered.
IL. No title Of nobility shall be granted
BY the Confederate States; and no person
holding any Office Of profit or trust undeI
them shall, without the consent Of thc
Congress. accept Of any persent emolu
ents, Office or title Of any kind whatever
from any king, prince or foreign State.
J u. COugress shall make 10 law respect
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