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ISNEY ACADEMY,

FVHHE present Session of this Institution eomen-
4 eng Sc epternber 5rd- EiM continue ten months
under the ckarFe OF NJ. p. J. CARTER ir the Nee
snd Miss A fARRTsfsTCN ID TIE Ferlzile De part
meat L.arEe sad corlIls-ilrus hridulrs have tsea
erected and are uor fnruiztsd sts + he
deunands o. = large and eourEhiaE school Ihe 10
caticn pleasant and hezthys win excellent socis
sld religious prIrlieEes-
The srainarT stuaIes rursasd VIII e ciAssed r.
thrre d5srfnct zrAde-. The Primary Dspsrgraeug-
I'll Be limited b. Reading Nrl'lnz Primary D-eE-a-
feoa-Irerf Eil a-d1 rrrr1arr stlles- treoErauag
Grammar, E7ocuflon- hFlfte1 A-1thn1siic and Eng
hsh C1-7po-7rion. TIE Higher DeParl-nE1f7 EIl
srsbr@es I.stiz sd Greek Tee Natural sclerees-
The Higher Msthezsst!es- Gc-
RArrs O. -TTlas FEE TrEN O. gTvz Nosras.
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Rev Firm at QuIlman.
EVANS g. HENRY.

4 aMsl.ss M formed co-psrtnership for the sale Of
1il.s snef nerohsndss At QuitEasn, respectfully
- cust0n q their friends and the public
a.. = tpsoentiy owned oy Messrs. DoEier. Fereil
:. lsttfrixe, 70 which they will max such ad-
~ - may D. neeeeeaFy render their Supply
III u - ne fullest and beet IN East MissiSsippi.
fufehAsefS sll Ind them slways ready 30 furnish
Dry boOds' GrOeeries, Provisions, Hardware,
aad every thing beloazng TO a large retail country
quality.
IaHs5 inVite the trading country generally 20 eA4i
ST SO tesl and especially desire their oldsfriezds
And aequainiances % call and SEQ them. feeling
sured they the N a. much 20 their prott as
any house IA Eastern Aississippi.
SfLVANUs EVANS,
W Z. HENRY
CgarsnH. March a IsFT r1-tf
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When be should come out iadet

the when he should come out laden
withS, = Sating plunder. BE waited
long. s,,NS.-sally the artist reappeared,
and as ne 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 OF
wealth and standing and above stealing
and suspicion. II was also made 10 ap-
pear that there was a lady in the case, "
and that his presence in the house was
with tender and not burglarious intent.
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Trisso1 XII he cha ze1 ZEN EEss & clr1nce IL
clo-s cTs-rl- uuess sh=eaca occarE t-osn stc1esz-
o. N kccor1A-ec -. F-l7a-e errsfzsi-ls1ie lne
s-hna naN nuu1Aerl1r -iItT- u rzEad y incr
he Taarhe-s hsve tsea EIrzfiy szec-ssf f. 1izrznE
the fsatSe@siec- ncth TIE lsc4FEEe SD inszE
orths Eehool. Thay have hzd much sxpsTirnoe els>
where. h1t l1F re1i1ne-ty loassi iE cslarza q
this sckcoI Thsy I'll sHe-r-ss careful - 7-T-s.a1
ov-- - hessrh .1d meals o. boarzszz puriis
~ Bard can - 1t-e-1ea e. ira-n esEhf - ts1
doliars psr meath Fer further razsca,zrs s11rszs
she fa-f1'-7-gI q Presadsuf of TIE hnari-
A. A. eTALLW0k III P-zrlze-s
= ". SREAM,1
TRcz Hs4uz-
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W b. Clarke.
HNO W. b. Clarke. take notice, that on
the 29th day Of May, A. D. 1860, an
attachment WAS issued at the suit of Lee
Z. Murrell. j. NJ. Pace and q. W. Gross.
partners in business under the firm name
Of Lee p. Murrell & Co. plaintiff 5 against
the estate Of W r. Clarke defendant. re-
turnahle to the October term. A. ID. lS6O,
Of the Circuit Court Of Newton County.
aforesaid. and returned executed. These
are therefore 20 command YOU TO 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. 1851.
then and there to plead to said action. or
Judgment will be entered. and the estate
attached will be condemned and sold.
Issued and given under my
SEAL. hand and seal February. 10Th
~ A. u. lS6l.
JAMES A. WARE, Clerk.
March 1. 1901 cost
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AdmInlaratOr's Notice.
M HEkEAShtters of administration
" with theEll annexed. we're grant
ed 70 the undHigned on the estate OF
NATHANIAIR0BBTNS. late of Scott
County, at thensrch term of the Probate
court Of said lounty. Now all persons,
having claims tcainst the estate of said
deoedent. areronired 10 exhibit the same
within the the allowed by law, or the
same viii be arred.
JOHN j. LAMOR,
Adrf with the will annexed.
March. Is Rsl 22-7t
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A REorxrNr OF KENTUcKIAss-TheL Lon

A REGIMENT OF KENTUcKIASs.-The Lon
isville Courier, Of the 9th inst, says:
Should Mr. Abe Lincoln, President, at
tempt to enforce his policy as .oreshad-
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 conflict shall
ensue. We are told that a wealthy gen
tleman of this city said if q regiment of
Kentuckians should desire to enter that
service. as is possible, he would contribute
$1,000 towards equipping it.
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LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
WHITE ksUL7sgR AND CHALYBIATE wATERs9
LAuderaaIe County, Miss.
ePESs NAY l. 1851.

B. b. sNIfH. Owner and Proprietor.
HAVING laass..,,4 49,. 49,, s.shlonAble and
IL populsr -, 1,,, -. fho last season,
tho Fr1rresr 80 ,, ~ =, asSurinc his cd
friends and s rsSls ,,'--ir, tbat no psius VII
~ a'zter comfort. health and pl,s-.s'. ~
- ss tsN Springs the Medicina! Pr So.
~ II, - re universally conceded ps - 6bio
R-.i-,i q - situated on the Mobile - -, e'-,.
,,1. - s1es above Mobile. and since - - us-
-. - Y / -e E aalrosd between Nieksel5s s. are
-. -, Ae Aobils and Ohio Resd % "a ran-
sss,ss ~. |. e valleys Of the Mississippi
-,,..- ~ III BE- in readiness. a al s'iis
Ts. .saagefs to and from tie tal-5 - - s-,--n-s
- - 'Ator has been well known = y. ,ssses n
- i.asS and again tenders A4S
-. RHegs and invalids. -..-s ths.
- single persons desirlnE =. ..A9y~ Ivan
- Ataese Springs Will ind it 70 49, -, tbeir
- - ruoms early ard rerisi.. = -t--, enc
-.i. - instead 81 with their . sNfTH.
49,. De bsllzncc Of time D. o sstr,
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NA- Bosrd and Tuition. paystle one half IN advance
the Balance - The end of the wear. All charge eK-
r-ps the the entrance lee which Is invariably . sd
vance, viii Be made from the time Of entrance 20 the
close OF each Session No Deductions from the Pub
hshed rates VAL b. made except IN esses q prutget
ed illness OF a. the option OF the PFlncipal-
- Any young LADY ssplrirg 10 the hcnors q TIE
Institute must Pursue and make satisfactory pros
ciency Ia the reEulsT collegiate course and no Or
ploras vii ba conferred TIL all charges met
Any ons- however. lndsr director ~ Aer n-sus er
qo-sidG Hsy pursue s1y lrrl Culsr COURSE abd sia
Be entitled 20 = ce-tifeste q attsutnents
- Young LADIES' VIA Be tsze1 from Brooksviiie
Depot O. the Noble sad otlo Rsil Rosi 70 ths In
stItte . distance Of edIhteen miles elthout charge
JAMES CHALMERS Soy.
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RI OPPOSED TO CoEEcIoN.-The
ST pf Missouri On the 10th inst, pass
e nlutiqrs insiructing the Missouri
"A p
Coagressfnen to oppose all acts Tor supply
ing men and money for coercion. and if
such were passed to leave the halls Of
Co,,,--a=a
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}. 800 acres on Tallahalla and Quataliah
Creeks in Jasper County, Mississippi
These Lands are considered the very best
m the Eastern portion of the State.
Address Dr. JosEPH BoRDES, Mobile
Alabama.
January -. 1869. t4-tf
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'I'hE Book Notes and Accounts OF the late 6rm Of
4 ), J. D1EoS CO, Werr assigned % u on ska
h day OF January last for the bene6t OF their cred
tors Al persons Indebted % said firm, hereby
tiled not 70 pay thr Indebtedness % any person or
persons bot ourseivesi or our sutlorised sgras
WM. c. DOWD.
Al persons indebted 20 said flrn, nust pas sp, or
thcy VII md their accounts IN the hands Of AZ ohcef
for collection
VAIL. HOWE, Assignees.
EsterpTiss, No. March .. i35l. siSm
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EFT my premises on Saturdsl - o.
u inst. asmall bay horse. aboai ous
nine years old. with saddle - "a
side. q scar On the washer OF 0ns ARE
n small wart on bis nose. and ~ II isst
mule. on the chunkey order. roas-ss- - Avs
spring. and name grown until it1s-.5ss ~
over. Any information aboutthe- Nv
fully received. or literally reEaraz.' -.
Portoffice Is Raleigh. Smith CossFR
r. - si.d
March = 1861
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Administrator AotCe:
4 ETTERS of Administrlton on the es-
tate OF WIN. WATTS dsceased, were
granted 10 the undersigua By the Pro-
tate Court OF Clarke Coang, Mississippi.
At the November term thss0f A. ID. 1860.
Now. therefore, all person having claims
against the estate Of sad decedent' are
hereby notified to have ten duly prooa-
ted within the time limiiaiby law or they
will be barred.
THOMAS SUMR1LL, Admir-.
March 8, 1861. 2l-H
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- THE uuder-g gned has opened = He2
A Livery Stable At Dessoto on the Mobile
NAzET2f4 and Ohio RaiiroHd, and Will b. found
well prepared AZ AL tinnes % take care
~ OF Horses.
@atAde4S.& .&H He will also keep for hire fne lot
of Horses and BugClee,
During Circuit Courts HRc,-y-s he run from Desc
~ to QuitnaAn- J. COLLiAB.
DeSofe March 8, 1851 2i-T
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/. Upon tie aerszzdso of any three SaGe..
legally asse7abled n theiT several eonuossioas.
he CongTess shaH ruu,Ha07 convention II al
0S .Stafes, % faks irt0 c0llsidrai9a slch asaerq
1e7l,s % ne Cons6illti0H at TIE t1id S,ai1s skaH
osaaT n s,lggestisg a lte tine iohrl aid de-
ssand u made; ard sA0as4d a1sy flke J,4ag7ossg
aateH6rerts 10 he Conshhseioa bs agresa o. ~
he saia e9nues1on--toiing b. iSta,es-or.d f6s
sarnc be rzfi fed u nc kqislafares N roc tksrg,
cf fhe several SLaIs. on b. connen6oss q fsas-
1ires 1herogf-as he oae Or ne Other node n
ratsEaati0n nay y proposed ty he gene7af con
peas07l--they shaH GenoGfoTlearR fo77n 2 parf
of thas Consahlfion. But no Stase shaH tritk-
oat IL coHssni Be deprisoa n "a equal rerresen-
fzss0s ~ he lscltase.
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SCHEME.

a,v a % TYrket ulih = drawn number &C q
srstened % come out - any particular
uIa~e. such A. s. 1st- ID 81 a1y other
Tickets from 90 70 Any price e. the ahoye rates per
Dollar.
l-
REurnsER III two or more selected numbers are
- ana AZ of lhase numbers aelected are BOT
s-zsa among ne gEelve drawn zuEbers, ne taeket
Is = hlsnk- ,. -, -.
owu Sumeers-
COMBINATI PLAN
rzavs Evar DaI ATt o'CIocI-
CAPITAL PaiIssI
eso,oOOI o39,O0oI 0as,OOOs e1O,oooI
s1O,OOot ss,OOOi SaYSOOi sts.
TSeksss ron q % Sla.
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ARTICLE VI.

l. The Government established by this
Constitution j. the successor Of the Pro
visi0nal Government Of the COME crate
states Of America. and all the laws rassed
by the latter shall continue in force until
the same shall be repealed or modified
and ell the officers appointed by the same
shall remain 10 once until their suonessoru
arc appointed and qualified, or the ofscea
aboiished.
2. All debss contracted and engage
nnents entered into before the adopi ion Of
this Constitution shall be a. valid zainst
the Confederate States under this Connti-
tuition as under she Provisional Gov
eminent.
}. This Constitution, and the laws Of
the Confederate States. made in pursuance
thereof, and all treaties made, or which
shall be under the authority OF the Con-
federate States, shall be the supreme Law
Of the land and the judges in ever State
shall be bouEd thereby. anything a The
constitution or laws OF any State % the
contrary notwithstanding
a. The Senator and Rarrepentatirrs ho
fore mentioned and the member IL the
several State legislatures, and All execu-
tive and judicial officers, both Of the Con-
federnte States and Of the several States.
shall be bound BY oath or affirmation. "a
support this Constitution but no rel vioua
test shall ever be required as q qua ifca-
tion 70 any oihcs or public trust und1r the
Confsderato States.
y. Tha enumeraticn, In the Con Htitu-
aaH, " poFtuaa FlEAs, phan mes ba euHA
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DOCKS AND eTATIONERT.-sElsse
Daaz a1d echoos BoaEa. 81 ever daseripEic1- Ter
the ass 81 Acndazre9 E11 schacln AlAc. rTea1 -
rety cf CAP Ncla md Letter PnPars Ssari and Gaid
PuGa. cualfk 1cs I1An. azi E-dHs IL eeMnas. C.
hrsa. Siymaa Eg
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Milton hiley.
HPON opening cnplainants bill, it ap-
u pearing that fhaid defendant. Mil
ton Riley, is a nonlaident of this State,
it is therefore ordesi that notice be given
the said Milton Ri5 Of the pendency Of
this suit by pubEsiion in the EasteTn
CLARION, a newspaw printed and publish
ed in the town fPaulding, in Jasper
County. in this Sta, for four consecutive
weeks, that unleShe appear in and be-
fore the honorable Chancery Court next
to be holden in nd for the County OF
Scott, at the CourHouse thereof, in the
town Of Hillsbou on the 4th Monday Of
April next, and Iaid, answer or demur
to said bill the sme viii be taken as con-
fessed, and a deae made accordingly.
Witness. Jno.P. Harris, Clerk of the
Chancery Court said County, the 4th
day OF March, IEl.
JOB ?. HARRIS, Clerk.
March Il, ISG 22-5t
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The Louisville Csazier learns from
q sburg. Ky. that the Frankfort
81 pset at that plsce on the morning
"a eth inst. breaking Governor Ma
gu left arm. ard severely iniuring
seV cther persons
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THE Plantation recently
cultivated by d. L. Campbell,
in Clarke County, Mississippi,
S miles from DeSotO. There
are ls0 acres recently cleared, half OF
which Is rich creek bottom land, with or
dinary improvements. The tract contains
$50 acres. Price Si2 so per acre.
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.lHAEl - y WlitAAttA-bis
40-.-E.,.,,f g,r Il Qf7 -

AR1ehu,eut for SI.3I3,S3.
IT appearing that said attachment has
N been returned duly levied upon the
estate Of the defendant, and that defen-
dant is not found or summoned in the
above stated cause. and attachment duly
issued and returned; Notice is therefore
hereby given, that unless the defendant
appear before said court on or before the
FIRST day Of the next term thereof. 10 be
holden fer said county at the Courthouse
thereof in the town OF Paulding, on the
4th Monday og March next, and plead TO
said action. Judgment will be entered
against him. and the property attached be
sold to satisfy plaintiffs demand and all
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The stato OF 0Iississippi,

JASPER COUNTY.
To iie C7reidf Court Of and County, MareA
Term. A. d. 1861.
Jonathan d. Parker, Admir-
Of EleaEor Nelson,
vs..
u.-.....f n TUsffs.---o..
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All legislative powers herein Geieg1tef
shall be vested in a Congress Of the Con
iedoratc States. which shall consist of a
Senate and House Of Representative.
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Isham Dansby tias 90.
". Attachments y
Elisha Walker. -,
HNO Elijah Walker. take noH's \ $50,
the 2sth day Of Sovembef' 4, - of
an attachment. was issued a. " 4. tate
Isham DansbY plaintiff. again'i y able
Of Elisha Walker, defendant ~ Cir
10 the April term. A. D.. lS6l, . t.-.-ss,id.
cult Court OF Newton county
and returned executed. "A vou
These are therefore. to conl-.If,fore
70 be. and personally appear o - - ssore-
the Circuit Court of Newton e.D.,,r, .,,,,- ~,
said, at the Court House 10 pssS.-i6 = 1871
the second Monday in April 4 Zen Z no =,
then and there to plead 20 go - ,o,,
judgment viii be entered aeIs y | |cor,
and the property attached ~ y
demned ard sold. =. 49,.
- Issued and given IT, n
SEAL hand and seal 81 ols, .eE "
ioOi' 40 Clerk.
March !, 1861.
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CATCHING BURGLAR.-The house of q
prominent gentleman of New Orleans
having been broken open twice recently,
the police department detailed a special
watehman to guard it. The other night,
after midnight, the hidden watchman
saw a man slvlv approach the house and
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= ne PRESIDENT shall be commander
ln-chiei Of the army and navy Of the
Confederate States, and of the nlilitla Of
the several States. when called into the
actual service Of the Confederate States
he may require the opinion. in writing, Of
the principal officer in each of the Exec
utive Departments. upon any subject re-
lating 20 the duties Of their respective Of
fees and be shall have power 20 grant
reprieves and pardons for offences against
the Confederate etntuu, expspt IN 9aRes VI
imReaahnent.
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1. Other Slaies may Be admitted N Dlis c5n.
.tederacg BY a votc of fioo-thirds Of fhe rhoke
Lfosse " Representative and tl0o-fhirds n fto
Sslsats. 40 Senate pofrg ~ lctIGes NM ~
new State shall be formed or erected
within the Jurisdiction of any other state.
nor any State be formed BY the junction
Of two or more States, or parts OF States
without the consent Of the legislatures of
the states concerned as we'll as OF the
Congress.
:. The Congress shall have power 20
dispose of and make ali needful rule and
regulations concerning the property Of
the Confederate States, iHciafing the lands
Meroof
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No. 90 Da1phi1 81, and st. Joseph s..
ovps-ts ~ PsSac Sz-s-~ MOBILE. Ala
WN. y. HUNT. PFoPristsr.
rVNHE Ahowe Houes zAa bsan refalea. and cozssder-
Il Mhae pruweEaezs made ~ tese NV Pro rr1e1Cx
for tna earsf1rt An1 rozse1iencs of kls cst1zers-
A. HaW1i keeP ops1 A. tie yea Tuuc1 An1 BET
ciose tAs EolEe IN he eurEner E4a bees d11s
formerly Ezd a,so heEa i1ic-n the pnc tszt he
uli Eeep O. hE1d - 81 tines HPas1cid OMNIBUS
AND bAGAAtsE WAkFoS. U1ich III he u rea1lEess
on tie Err1Fzl a tne CAza bo4za 20 ecnvey 49,
ss1Esga and tas.s basgAgs 70 thn E1zse, FRkE OF
ANT CHANCE " y. NUT
Meesa& MMrck 1 isE1- ally
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ARTICLE ".
HKeryor 4

l. Full faita and credit shall be given
IN each state TO tho public acts, records
and judicial proceedings Of every . her
State. And he Congress may, by general
laws, prescribe the manner in which such
acts, record, and proceedings shall be
proved, and tho effect thereof.
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l. The time, pIacez, ard manner Of
holding elections for Senators and Repre-
Sentatives, shall be prescribed IN each
State by the legislature thereof at5s-l 70
tFe prouislg7as q ttis Coasant5as bat the
Congress may. a. any time. by law, make
or alter such regulations. except as TO fhs
EraeS and places of cho=Ing Senators-
> The Congress shall assemble AZ least
once in every wear. aud such meetings
shall be on the frsl Monday in December,
unless they shall, by Law, appoint dif-
ferent day
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/ The Senators and RePreseu tatiTes
sb.ff receive q comp peus4tIDn tor their ser
-. TO be ascertalned b law, and paid
On; OF the treasury Of the Confederate
states. They shsll in all eases, except
treason. and breach of TIE peace. be priv
ileFed from arrest during their attendance
AZ ths sassisn Of thssr rsgFssFYe HouPos
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= tne tresiaent, Niee-l reeiuent snd
al civtl officers Of the Contederate States.
saat oe removed nom Office on impeaoh-
ment tor, and conviction of. treason. bri-
berry, or other high crimes and mi-denn can
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2. He shall have power. By and with the
advice and consent cf the Senate, 70 Z ak@
treaties. provided twc-thirds Of the kAzam-
tors present concur and he shall nc nln-
ate, 81 and with the advice and consen e a
the Senate, shall appoint embassa cEe,
other public ministers and consuls, judges
Of the Supreme Court. and AIT other OH
Gers Of the Confederate States, whOsa APP
pointments are not herein otherwiss pro-
vided for. and which shall Be establisbed
BY law; but tho Congress may. by laW,
vest tho appointment Of such inferior Of
6cers. as they think proper, in the Freai-
dent alone, In the courts Of law o. IN tho
heads Of Departments.
g. The principal officer in each Of the
Executive Departments, and all pefsons
connected With The diplomatio service.
may be removed from Office "a the pleas
ure of The President All other civilof-
fiers Of The Executive Department rnay
be removed at any time By the Presid ent.
o. other appointing power, when their
services are unnecessary, or for dishones-
~. incspacity, iueihcieEcy. nlisconduct. or
neglect Of duty and when % removed,
the removal shsll be reported 10 the SEN
ate. together with the roasons therefor
4. The President shall have power 10
GIL al vacancies that may happen during
the recess Of the Senate. By granting CON-
missions which shall expire At the end q
their next session; lbut no person r, eot-
ed by the Scuste shall be reHppointed to
the same oflico during the ensuing retsssa.l
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and IN going 20 and returning IRON the
sa1ne: and ior any speech or debate in
either House, they shall not be Questioned
in any other place.
:. No Senator or Representative shall,
during the time for which hc was elected,
be appointed to any civil office under the
author.tv OF tle Confederate States, whioa
shall have been crested. or the euolu-
ments whereof shall have been increased
during such time: and no person holding
any office uu6er The Confederate States
shail be 3 member Of either House daring
his continuance in oEice. Bus Congress
may. rs law. grant % the prinoipsl officer
in each Of tho Executive Departments a
seat upon the Aoor Of either House. with
the privilege Of discussing any measures
sppertaining 10 his department.
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1. Tie President shsll from tima to
time. givo 70 the Congress information OF
the state OF the Contcdersey, and recon-
mend - their consideration such meas
ureS as he shall judge necessary and ex-
pedient; he may. on extraordinary ccca-
sions, convene both Houses. OF either Of
them; and in csse Of disagreement between
them, with respect 70 the time Of adjourn
uent, he may adjourn them 20 such time
as he may think proper; he shall receive
ambassadors and other public ministers;
he shall take care that the laws be faith
fully executed. and shall commission all
tho officers Of the Confederate states.
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huualn skull bourli q. passine oiesn-
Ofcaurse Sras q 'a-cr o is- arst cnp.ayers
thought rner1alify Ga well e keep
some mute Fnennenta of the 1.I oessrayer.
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In tho Circuit Court, said e-As
April term. A. d. lsoh
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