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ole gbtabt bel sails SluF. Il sfn.an4e1
Sen. Mlc@lsaan bat zen Be,i6t Des Central
Stone an psu 8rte8s ffretair NIT ~folsenper Grz
tarun9 keateitet. si4s41 s9t4 gssas4.as
5nuptquarttet Der YOtumatz armes
Baiptnatun, l9.geop. 1861.
On ben Nntb. 8rte9Sfetrefdtt. =
CIR! Sb babe hermit Die G6re, S6net ben
9ertnt Des sen. Stpue uber Die ShlaAt bet Qeeer
= bnTa. III nterbrettsu.l& Wietre DepeIhe befIrE
pOrtste feineu NnsrlF nUtA sin ulberlhreitei Oss
5luiee in 0rGBerer Wlen9e unD t& bate baber
Oeneratnaior Nlc@aa ben geIebt ae9eben, am
81. feine Dtvfun ScA esut lsVrSertdten Ycfen,
melben err e~laaqenCmmef bate, nab DratnsOils
3urudmsisbeu, wenn Die tbm oufsetraoene ST.
CpnnarInnce ~YOGenoet nOroen pdre. 81
0a Id bura Sen. GtOae am 81. BON benz
lle6er6dnq ttbtr9 BEN slug nftp penn TODe Sbert
8afer's bena1rhtiat tpcrben mar, fanpte i'd ibn
Inn II l1tr A6gnps folssnpe DepelNe -: +,
oGerlban,eh Sir FA ant 9.r8tniu ufer unp
%trfratten Ste Ger1artun9eai tpena nOtbpenDi9."
SD tele9tapbirte fu9letdt an Sen Bonts, nit
fen3 BriadOen leiuer DiOtTen Sus@en. StOne'S
9}erit6rtung duIsu6rg6ei .un6 befabl Dem leste.
rem, ieiue Steluag auf ale Safe 3u tuIten, tn-
Dem ia t6n 3agIetH sen Der beUroerten grrRar=
fauq beuadrtnigtes Mm %. beluhte th DaS
SperatipneleIp psrl6ntiA uno lies. ia i'd crfubr,
DAB pie B9tnOe liE bel 9eseburg b~sie(ti9ten unr
Halere 6raneeUrtmlttet iiber ben 6IuB Iebr man-
eelAaft wareu, unlere &tuppen pom Dem ptrgtnt<
lbeu uisr 5urIdyetpt. 8la efBj h4ss
Oeorgs o. sc e@4ellun a
Com. @eaeralniaiOr Der Ser. ct. Mrree.
eI fs5rsn 3epesdJe ri. H. alu tNH'sfsaE
gpFfan3e en- OeR q, Gtrgsr 1854.
@n Gen. Stone, NgclssDtls,
Sen. NlcGlslan 9tbt mir ben Nuftrdg, Sic
gu bsnadrtatt8eiL pap Gen. McSaa seltern
0rainsptae beegte une flo nod 0alelblt oufbalt.
gr miro itarts JtecpgntttonseUrps a~usienOen unO
Der Sen. erludt Sir, Elm lharfss Nuse auf 2eeS=
burg gu baberl, INN 3a erfabrenn Oh oies Ma-
ngsupre pie 9leteaen bon Qeesbur9 %pertretbt.
Gtelet4t maree cine lei6te fermentation bon
Sbrer Stlte piggn 3peG noe entliA ~fSrOern.
q. q. @%DLburn, s.
80 %2t0iter3= @eueral=NDiutant.
Depeibe Dpn @oplesoine uad @0fbinstpuss as4
6auptquartier Der @etpmaesg lrnse, .ss''
20. Sttuber 186la 8
ssm On @eneralmajor @ie9Ieton.
SD bepsrtitsIisfe eiueu Sheln lebergang BON
4 bier sunD lanpte 3u9lsiA Gin NfeOsnitiOnseUrpS
BON 5arrilgn SslanO in per @egenp pom Sees
bnr1 aus Sn hobe Irnusportmittel, UNI aue
10 Mtnuten 125 Nann an 2 0untten ~iiber3u=
lssen. Der 6lab faat lauslan.
6. 9. StUne,
Brigade General.
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0nnid.GGens.

Mracz, 8raphpr, @bisfeps%mml1 lnD V9s Ross
(ger-RunjHJ in rcr-Sl9liherAnattdt gu u%faufea bet
aob2ss 9. s. 8 isb ert. @de 2snbqrb- II. TrcutRrs
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30 MAT btnstpHer ~Hln3eisen febe 4. &ette.
90 81. gecrtb prtn8sbetu, @etsbierbrauer, TIT e..
luHt IN Der 2se6ersOfise per5ulpre@sn.
" ~ 9ns pm. SosH 5srtiaaBS Isas Elm grisf in Der
&oSueFsRINpf. Hr O.
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S0blen 81 $4.z5 unD s5.95 per xOnne
pehe. narte. M ai
0idcrn giGens unb E~annen1olS,
9DeS. 9Ol,fOblen unb Sdmisb foblen.
9eidges uno 9elpalenss 9pl3
8epen Baarsablun5 hel SeieEung bel
Nec2.lmD Is 70. S srb, 80 sisbitr. nabe 2~Umbarsftr.
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@nDalerie 0ono0e-;.I

Bonn erieSs.0 . partenent autcriRrt. perDe ib .n m,,;,,m.
OrG9pnPr
lar ben Dtsnf Der Ser. Staatsn anperbeu
VferOf nno equiptrun9 weroen pom @pupeyue.
D -. inent gefteut.
msl. ! , ssros' aI Sabre ~(Ooer hiber entIaOen, ouo,ro.,.
JUG elpalten otelelbe 30bnuns mie bic anbern Srvrr ss.ea
PER wlonatJ nebit Sano.Warrants unc EN- s's ~ LISA
0ptlars tn baar am S9Iu6 Der Osenf,eit d. &u. SIT
percen r~croesogen. Bm metben BET 0a'e asier
0tse Capt. R.g Dobe.
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Oerlanst nnO 8eincbt.

90 junge Wi6nner
$14.OO mcnatliGe @age. Wtcatur ino Maes anoers 1rlro
BON @pupernGuieut 8eiefelt.
aui 8srlamasn p,rben $1,000 upnatIi9 an bic 5auiIsn
a~uSbe3obt. s4as sa4 saMa
Sci Ablaui Der DienR3eG 500 baar unb 100 gder eanb. !.
= @r0Ieit9 aa meIoen bel Serat, Wm: w nnbel' Metrnit-
rungs- Off3ier. SO. 1877 gS. Baltimore Gde bon Oreeonltr. poer
8antfr., na1s 8 paomap. nabs @btteb a Il, y(Ott2s
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MrN~--ie. QIrtiaerie.

Iw%&&A Oeaultra9t unc mt 9eeS~4er gzonmodt pefsehen.
%%ES cine gaitsrts f'sssnDsr artia re 81 -saaniilrsin uno
bus Commando iber teIeIbe Su ltelnebHnnsnn,r tshe IA
v ~unse unb trdftse 2eute un'er 3uRderuna Der befau ~
ten Dienlt @ebinannssn fur DcIcutdrs in Der arnice Der Ser. ct.
Elm f9 naetReM @cnirnonbo ansni6luBen. Die Nahhre wirb ben
Rauen s9ocpers Botterie Der DarpIano Brigade" fibren uno Sic
ssuts; UsIde f9 enl9reiben lafsn, nerOeH iOfortin Oieuit unD
BerrEegna9 gonpuunsr.
Rstratirsass garsau, 30. IS Shb-arsberidfr. nabe escOub.
traBe. y. Aenrh 8eroer. 0opf
SIN ~ipecienen Auflase bes Brigade Generals Ssanes Cooper.
Otis SOL R. Sub6bur9, Capt. 3. st. d.
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GJ %CBIAkC NbGHSbbSUEf WN% &%
III Das brittle Nesinaent Der Nar~planc-UClUntire wirb aur 3dt
i'm Gamp HeIaer. nabe Nrunt-8ppe, aebtlbet unb SolGe, BITE
NJ e,n,utrefeu minlhen xnb I'D nuer BoribeIe Der icfrrhQen Ge-
If frGiiruna ~tbelbaft9 MAIDEN wcaen. tnb erindt Fn unass
.QinIoumt Az ultlhem. Dclcutdre uerOen auf bic Oouer he's 3re-
oss n6er ouf 9 Sabre aneenpuunen unb empfangen bieelbe YDb.
umb Qsrxctinfatipn tpe bic anteren Resinienter,
an, Mutraae ees RriesSbepartements
Col. &. g. Wee enneII, @onmanesur.
ass,,. SO -l12 Baltutcrefr. ibet ber Office ceS ~p1htot."
soomis al tldtissr beutiaer Drill Dff5ier. nm icSleit cine Cont
~~N'Ne /" 49, Srv~A herInnnf- @DS0S
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Sen. Mc@lsaan bat zen Be,i6t pes Wensrnt
Stone an zen &rtsgsffretair NIT f~olsenoer Grs
tlarun9 keetettet. bt5Fa@1 I'll sssa .ass
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1. MorDlnno Draaomer.

100 wobIaebGlte Ranner usrbsn liz Aa8 er q :
wtarslanc @aeanerte'~0 ieShment b~erIanst. Dienitseif : -
nenn ntnf rnber entlaleu. 3ablung unb NotiCTnsn ot,;Ts 5sy
Flsro' Btitolen uS Sabet psrben S~slief.rt. Wolls ntsiSe Hfs I bsi
d Senrp 9. Dad, Capt.
NJO4.ZW t&nh. Qf.@fe BON Treheri4 !, r4..s..4
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SIR ctise beutf@e Co. pasnis rerben no& etnise tadttae iunae
cute perlanst wel9 wilens fnb our Ierteibieune ibres Batsr-
mbeS pie NaHen 3u ersrifsn. Das Vutlte CSuatb ~Sfe9'ueut 1T
einabe ~urn5dbls. pHui0 uni,crmirt. unb mirc in eiWaen 6a8en
ut ben beftn BAGieH perieten pereen. Nuh in6 Wcrfe Frunlen
encFen, bab bic Sdlfte Ger monatlidben 2Sbnuns Der Sclpaten
,r rnteritlsunS ibrer Samilien tn qebensmttteIn, mCnatli@ se8o-
len msraeu Gam.
Duieniseu, wslde SeneiSt Fnb F& Obiser Gompoonie ausuTdte-
sen. penen F& gefili8ft I'm Camp 80 fmGn, 2afnbette
square mcSeu. no ibnenndbere austunit efttetlt trerben tpirb.
St28. 1p urtab @arber, Capt.
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"A Vapalierte. GapnlIerie-
~ gerIanot wsrbsn nod SO gpaun, nm -. o..,s..
r @ so;.r,sa ~ a.I maatn1 9tssos mo equipauussn p srSnsg Soa
sts Denfsett etnsn sanb. QBaraut unS 500 y h ~mp nag Ae!a'4
) Sahr wenn ni@t T. iber entlafTen. = SsHt' n9enltl4
~ SSMpagms Wiro gus laater Deatfhen befebeu.
~tsrtHstOn- waarft 0~sseultsr. y F" - Pearlrs 6t
3weis-O fResn: go RAT aEice annftro atsut Rf,pser.
Z" : Oen0-, y9e Jtestfr. eisut. Osta.
@noss ~. Capt Setbetf.
-SR@9s oel 0roer: Got 8. g. Greeosr
"A SaUallertei 0ob0ITerieI
F Bonn s8s.Oepartsnient autbOriau. n,rb, "A :,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05

cOSEEDEEATE sTATEs OF AHERlc

CONEEDEAAEE STATES OF AMEkACA a,
PgsT csYIcE D1Pazis Esr
Bichnona- Va, August 5, i-
CSEALED proposals VII be rsssivsd at this Dspt ,s
Ill Saturday, thu tn tsy OF ssptsmber usat, { "a
The Mails to June 90h, lss2, On the following R1ei
hou1E I00I4.-From lebanon, BY Sop sprn., % 2
ley, Ih-ss Forks, Alsrandria, Libery, Smiu5re, "a
CsssvIe, to tparta, % miles and tack, tEi seek.
Leave Letanon Monday AID Wednesday az n, ar
leave sparta Tuesday and THURSDAY a, IAN, a
RsUrE I00i5 from Lshanou. Sy Big Spring and 4,
csTtagge- 20 miles and haca, tE-cs week
leave Lsban0a Monday and Nei1e Dig At 7 d a.
cartbarge b. Il d..
Leave Cartilage Tuesday and THURSDAY = NJ, ar
Lebanoa ey7 81.
ROu1x lOsl5.-FrOm Lebanon, h fuckers x 3 cd
Middiete5, Jenning Forss and 5o.dOnsvills, 70 !
M0sud, % nj Is lni back, once . week
Lea Lebanon Monizy ct A n, arrive At Chen u
Leave cheszui XOura Tuesday Az n, arriss 4 ]
EoUra IO03t-Frcn NsSIianvrse, ~ decrease. y. J
Rock lslzcd. Zane Epara, Boa air, Ctsriest Euuicu
ellie, spencer Hill, Belisvle, Post OAK spd o x
Gray tlills and Haekbery- 70 Loutun, lO0 mi s5 Il
taTee tine week 70 -P'rtA- ami twice To- res
Leave NeNinnsille Monday, weauesisy and mi o
81, arrive Al : a Il next DIS y "a v.
Leave sparta Tuesday, Thursday and salurl y, a. P
rive at dcMinnTilie n x d.y ~ 5 NJ.
Loul0n next dsy ~ i2M
Leave l. udon " e,lu.s lay and Friday a. n, ard
Spa a Lext DAY By 2 p d.
ROUTk 10 41.-Frsm C00kssi'is By Doabls ri. .
Pesin, CEesnut Mound, ConveEisLt, Dizons -Irings.
ville n on College aad Css-liaa spFinss GRiaSns
and back, 3 times week.
Leave -Ooksvil Mo- Sa-, Weire1 lay and Frid2y al
arrive az Gsliatin TTxt day bF Il u
Leave G9liat.n fuesdsg. Th1tsi1y and ssturisg g
arrive It COOksville next dap ~ u 81.
RoUTE IOi4.-From sparta, ~ hiVer Hil, Fpen'e
Walmsrs Valley, Looney Crees, COSBY, AID Coo. Z
Hiezs zach. i02 nj - and sc<, once a p eer,
Leave sParts Apnday At A Il, arriys at Hie1asze
ne day By y D.
das By y n JOIN n kEAG a
aurti-E4t Pest 5ias-sr q q
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An 10 amend an entitled An mske further pro
visions the pahlc defence approved Ilth Nay 1861
amend entitled increase TIE military
tabi hment Of he Confederate states "
the establishment AID org tIzstio Of II. army
~. Con eitrate ftates Of America -
ngres OF the Ccnders S.sts of America 90
TFrt "a RI con Of the entitled make
paoyision public Defence, app l Nay ISGl
y striking cut Of sal section The words detailed
the regular ~ and further that the Of
tie entitled the military establishment
Of tie Confederate States amend the act for
tsbuett organization OF the army OF the C9neierst9
Stats Tisa 18th Msy e6, be amended ~
aidag thereto tue following And thE q Pres mt
may discretion upon the application aud recommendA
ton OF Major General, Brgadler General, appoint from
civil life Del soas to the staff suoh officer who shall have
and az appointed from the army Ct the
C LIE israte States
Approved, Aug. 3, 1851. sep S-!aw4W
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IBY AurHoRrrY.


further to amend act entitled establish
JGdal COdrs Of the Confede. a;e States OF Anerca"
szcrloS The Congress Of the Confederate States Ct Amer
enset Thst much Of the approved March l6 s6
establish the ueisi Courts Confae
trS States Of America directs the holding Of
tie supreme Court Of the Confederate Staes January
he and the is hereby, aled and
supeme Court shall be held until that Court shall be
provisions Of the Permanent Constitution
Tolerate and the passed pursuance thereof
All wits Of and appeals ken pros Gated
District Courts Of the Confederate States prior
organization Of the supreme Court the Peranet Con
ttuon shall be made reurRable the Monday 81
he hsij By the supreme Court
fneut under the Permanent COnsutulion-
itli be lawful for the Clerks Of the
Courts issue Trs Of under the seal Of i District
Courts Teturbe to The supreme Court in the
nearly nay the Clerk Ct the Supreme may By law
wrts and with the aBd ssuei
by sid CLERK OF the Supreme Court.
SIC he jurisdiction OF the District Courts Of the Confed
States shall extend 70 all law equity airing
Unde de Revenue Lava Of the Conder4e States Tor which
other prov sons not already made by Law and, II any per
hal receive injury to bis property, fr,
any him done under Law Of the Confederate
the protection collection OF the
eEutei MAINTAIN suit damage therefor District
Coat 81 the Confederate States ghce jurisdiction the
paftJ doing the injury may reside.
ApPrSFCj, JG!g-ls 1861. sep 81 .EiT
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WHEREAs, the Cuitei StAteI and the
Confederate staesi and shsTeAs the pubic ear require
the reception Of volunteer forces tie Coned
crate States, Whont the forns and delay Of call upJn
respective States:
90 That the President be authorized
tuch companies baalions regiments ehe
may tender heusye and he may require without
the delay Of formal call upon the respective States
Tor su- tins IS be prescribe.
9 Such v-unieec for who be Beeapied under
this except as herein differently provided shall be
in dor with ar subject All the OF
entitled IAN Act provide fer the public defer ard en-
titled to all the allowances provided therein; and when
into serycs be attached such division bgaGes
imsnt, the President direct order upon
pendent detached rve tie President may exped
Provided that bs.lions regiments may
enlisted from States not Of tie Conderscy AID the President
may appoint all any OF the field officers II eref.
The President shall be authorized commission all
officers entitled to commissions Of such may
received under the ProS Of this upon
quest the officer commanding such volunteer regiment
company the PJe5dent may attach sUpernumerSry
IceT each mpany detail Ell from the regular army
pul pose. and for such time the President q ay ie,t
APPROVED May IL, 1851 sept Isv4W.
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An Act to adrt The st.so Tennessee into laa C0afsds,

a certain condition.
Tie State Of Tennessee having adopted measures looking 10
withdrawal from the Jniei States becoming
in the future member Of his Coufedracy which
before tie approaching rces Of Can
gre8s therefore,
Congress Of the Confederate States Aurc do enact
the stae Of Tennessee sha sdmted memoer OF the
Confederate Sate Of Amerca equal footing
other States under the Constitution for Provisional Go
Of the the condition Copsti
tuition for the Provisional Government States
shall Be adopted ard raaed BY the properly legally
tuted authorities OF said State and the 6oyCrnor Ei
shall transmit to the President Of the Confederate States before
the assembling Of Congress after the aforesaid
authentic OF the Pr0cetd said adoption
ratification by said State OF said Provisional o0nssutior upon
the receipt whereof TIE President by proclamation
the fact wherenpon and without any further proceed
ing the part OF Compress, the adson Of said
The COME eraey, under said Constitution for the
Provisional Government Of the Confederate Stae sail b. con
sdered compile the sV Of this Confedcrscy shall b.
thereby extended said Stae aliy pely
over the other States composing the sane.
Approved May IL, 1851. sep l-IAW4z
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no pa

Resolutions Of a1 to Generals Joseph johnson and Gus
BeaureSad, the officers and troops their
e9mn3ud, At tie battle of Manassas.
by the Congress Of the Confederate States Of Ame
That the thanks OF Congress emineny due sni
hereby cordially given General Joseph johnson and Gene
raj Beluregard and to the officers and troops
command for the and signal victory obtained by
forces Of the United Staes far exceeding them in
number hattie OF the tTentr OF July, Manassas
and for the gaany and endurance evnced by them
porac1 and continuous struggle Of than hours
victory the great OF which will be realized the future
CT the ard viii h. in the judgment Of Congress-
all who contributed TO to the gratitude Of their
SOLVED. further. That the foregoing resolution be
appropriate General Orders the Generals
the and troops whom they addressed.
Approved Ausuat 6, 1861. sepS lAEiE
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orssniEshon Of the regiments formed; and ali Tscances
that amongst the commissioned officers Of troops
mustered into service under this act shall be led in the an
provided in the eleitiek for the
and orgsnz1ton of the army &C nfsdeate States OF
America, approved sixth Of March, eighteen hundred and
" one.
SIC 2 the State Of Missouri halbe admitted member
the Confederate satssof America upon an equal footing
with other States under the Constitution the Provisional
Government Of the sme upon condition that the Const
the Provisional Cover Confederate states
shall be asoPted and rat fed ~ the properly and legally eOrs
ud authorities Of said state AID the Governor Of said
shall transmit the President the Confederate
thene copy Of the poceaDgs touch adoption ra
hcal0n ana upon the receipt where the President by pro-
clama2n shall the fact wLereupon, without
any further proceedings upsn @ part OF Congress- the adms
sion Of said State OF Missouri this COnedeacy said
Cous luton for tue Prov sona Government the Confederate
State, snail be considered eoDPls and the LAYS Of ths
Conieicy shall be theFey xendel said Stac OF Mis-
sour fully and completely the Other States c
posing the same.
B. That the Congress OF tie Confederate saesrecognzs
the Of which Claiborne Jackson Chief Mags
a rally elected and regularly tinted Govern
ment OF the people State Of Missouri Pres-
dent Of the Confederate ard be hereby empowered
ducreo- any por 70 the admission OF the sid
as memer OF this Conedtraey, perfect proclaim an
limited to the period Of the existing between Oonled
eracy United ates the said treaty Of alliance
in ihe date thereof and until the
arTned or rejected By his Congress.
Approved AugussgO 1861. seps-lAW4W
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mo-
Al act to raise Al aidiicBa nill5 foEss % SIR su

SrCrIos J. Tbs Congress Of the Conf=dsrzts stsser
do enact, Thar in addition 20 h= unteer force tho
be raised under existing laws the President Be ADJ ~
sutcr 10 accept the services o. volunteers " Il
their services, without rsger to the place 81 lsre
IS oaFslry5 mounted ritsmsn, artillery, infant
Proportion OF these several arms he may deem s
serve fer and during TIE existing an-ss soocer 81
sEe ? That ne VelunEEsrs 20 Ulerizg their sersss
acc pied By the President Ia eunID nss, Z be org.n
INTO s4uAdrons, battAhous or msnts- 1hs q
sppoint all hed ana Gaa cEeEs lie coBpany On u
De elected By The men competing the conpzay; Ead Z 81
TIE omceFs &c elected Es be Commissioned b. he
sEe- That any TlcanuieS occurring IN shs mas I
ersl conpsI les mustered into serTCs under re gr j
this set may Be fixed - volunteers accepted rncr -
such compaais5 and sry Tsecies occurring IN he ~
such companies shall be filed ~ elections IN aecoID
the rules
SIC. Except ~ herein diEersnty proVids5, tie vi
forces hrsby Authorized 70 be sd, shall, IN al n "A
sabect TO and orgsnize "a aonrdsncs With ths prov s
set 70 provide for ths pubic defence, ard al 0hH
the Governments Of The srmiss Of The Conisi=rl5
Approved Nay 3, 1861. an 4 II
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NO A3)
N

provide 1T additional fed officer to volunteer bat
taons for appointment VI As ist IS Gene al fer
tae provisional force.
eECtE Be eaaete by the Congress Of the Confederate
America the eighth section Of the act Of March
tia lS6I To provide for public offence and the
sLereby amended that wherever bsaOns Of vol
uuers ia the serv Confederate States shall consist Of
oompanies there may be allowed, in the disc
President each bstsOn constituted two deld
officers one with rank Lieutenant Colonel and the other
WIKI tue rank of Major
SEC 2 That the President he is hereby authorized to
appoint foros in the Confederate service
macy assistant Adiutaut- the re-
Vls ralk shall cor espou1 with Of the Adju
guar army, who shall receive the
pay and slosauces, according sir respective grades
Approved, Au. > l56I. sgpg-laE4W
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A Act to aid State Of Missouri IN repeng invasion

Al Act aid the State OF Missouri epeng invasion by the
United states, authorize the ad On OF said STATE
Of the Confederate SeS Of America, and for other
purposs. .......
WHlREAs, people the State Missouri have been
proven the unconstitutional interference Of the Govern
United ststes, expressing their Will through
the legally constituted auhort regard to union with
ths COLedera:e America engaged in
peng lawes their territory by armed forces
and Whereas it the right and duty Confederate
aid the people Government of The said resisting
such INVASION and in the and the opportunity Of
expressing their viii upon all questions affecting their rights
slj li3cTles: now, therefore,
The Congress OF the Coneiei ate States Of Amer
lea elSct, That the President Confederate
America hereby authorized to cooperate through
the military power Ct this Government with the authorities and
the people OF the Stae Of Missouri in defending that State
aSast aEcss iavsson BY the Unit States, and ia main
tanning tie by ami Independence OF her people aid that re
he oTiZe1 ami empowered his dissection to receive and
into service Of COndrdts ette in the State OF
Missouri such troops Of that State volunteer 10 serve in
army Of the Confederate staJes subject the rules and
regulations Of said army and ia accordance with the laws Of
Congress and said troops be received into service com
paBeS, b4tIO regiments, with h officers eec ed by the
troops officers elected shall he commissioned By the
and when cred into serve, said companies
regiments may be att ched ouch brgades d
visions the President determine and The President shall
have poSer appoint field officers for all bttalons
zed out Of separate companies mustered into
vice, add batslions sufficient numOer OF separate
COMPARES complete their organization into regiments, and
appoint the additional Geld officers necessary for lie OQlee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
An act relative to money dspos ted in the regisres

relative to depos ted the rezs.res and reY-
Of the
SECTION Ths Congress Of t Confederate States Ame
G. enact That all noues heretofore paid toto egtres
Of the several Courts the United
existing these Confederate Stae8 snail sed
the treasury the Confederate states it shall be the
duty the Judges OF the several
wing jnrs fiction Of
ofmoney withdraw the from the Kegsres
Of the Courts and pay the amount Thereof the Gcr-tay
Of the Treasury.
shall duty Of Secretary OF the Treasury
ISSUE IN lieu Of the amounts Of paid him
equal amount 10 bonds Of these snfsderAte
tearing interest at I've cenum annum divided into such
shall be required By the judges making the payment
the capital andine Of said being made only
thereof shall be ordered by decree Of Court
having jurisdiction the disposal thereof Said bond shall
De payable the Of the Judgeof the Court by whom
payment Treasury
ONCE the duty 81 secrery Treasury
payment Of said bonds and all accTung
Uand and pre- epaton thereof accompanied By duly certified
copy order Of Court dir Getting such payment.
sac g. all Of mOney deposited Pesstrics
aud Receiver Courts Conerats States
be deposited, shall, il remaining
posed dnfinE months the CepOsit
like above provided ssury
COnfeerate replaced by tOnds he
SUED in like and PAYABLE the like and
conditions ali respects. provided
thisaet. D. p s...
Ap. royed August !, le6l EePs-Iawsw