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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

The above were found at the office of the Amer
lean Bank Note Company The officers of the COM
pany state that they ceased printing from them as
soon as the Presidents proclamation was issued.
An hour after the above seizure the United
States deputy marshas entered the office of the
National Bank-Note Company, aud took into their
Keeping two plates of cancelled Treasury notes of
the Southern Confederacv, of the denominations
of $50, Sl00, $500 AMI 81 600
The engraving of the plates is Of the best quail
ty, and not unlike the United States Treasury
notes now in circulation.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29


are as bad as ever. The Bombay Gdzette says:
An eyewitness declares that the statements
which have been published of the extent and seve-
rity of the suffering are in no wise exaggerated
Extensive districts throug bout the northwest which
in times of prosperity are like the "garden of the
Lord" now uncultivated and desert. The ce-
reals have not been sOwn, in most cases for want
of rain; in other for want of seed, the seed
having been consumed for food, and the Bunneas
refusing to advance there is no prospect OF
remunerative return. The prospects Tor the lulure
are as dark and gloomy, therefore, as the present
distress is grievous. The people throughout the
country have contributed literally for the relief OF
the sufferers Bombay has given one lac and thirty
thousand rupees. Calcutta has given an equal sum.
Aid from Madras is yet to be raised. What would
such an amount of money do, even under the most
favorable circumstanceso to save three millions peo
nla from perishing for lack of bread? more gil
gantic effort must yet be made throughout India
1t is most vexiug to lind that owing to the want
of facilities for inter. communication throughout
the country generally, the money contributed is
consumed in carrying more than in grain.
A SUGGEsrIoN TO FARMERs-At this present wri
ting the indications are, that everything eatabe
will bear high price for the next twelve or eigh-
| teen months. The enlistment of armies on a grand
| scale will withdraw many from the pursuits OF
| agriculture, and thereby diminish the product.
Armies are, moreover, very profuse consumers, and
| require much greater amount OF food to keep
! them in game-cock trim, than the same number OF
men IN the ordinary vocatiOns of life. We may,
| thei eiole, anticipate an unusual ueH@nu 'Nt -
and breadstuhs of every description 1t Is yet tlh
| for the Virginia farmers to enlarge their crops VI
corn, and they would probably act wisely IN n ue-
voting the greater portion of their labor THIS SeA
| to the cultivation of that crop. ,,,r
Apart from the disturbed CONDITION NJ ~ obanst
country the old stocks of cereals are quite eAuHut
ed in Europe. and the late news oreshadows war
on gigantic scale that side OF tne WI.er h VI
wars and scarcity in both hemspheres .ne price Oh
bread will only be limited by the capacity 10 pay
Richmond Wing.
ouor +ro hundred thousand dollars of the Con.
faderate State loan was taken at Montgomery, Ala
] bama.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

! PLANT Corn is the burden of the words of cOun-
sci addressed to the farmers Of the South by the
press of the Confederate States 1t is probable that
but little cotton will be planted during the con'h
nance of the war
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

An INCIDENT OF TUE During the
revolutionary war, Gen. La Fayctte, being in Bal
timore, was invited to a ball. He went request
ed, but instead of joining in the amusement. as
might be expected OF young Frenchman of %,
be addressed the ladies thus: "Ladies, you
very hand-o ONE; you dance very prettily; your ball
is very fine but my soldiers have 10 shirts"
THIS was irresistible The ball ceased; the ladies'
went home and went to work, and The next day a
large number Of shirts were prepared hv ihr fair
est hands of Baltimore for the gallant defenders
of their country.
AREEAnAGEs Due RsSlGNING Orr CERs.-The fol-
low ing letter has been addressed TO the accounting
officers of the G,vernm-ut:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

We notice the clearance yesterday by the enter
prising young firm OF Street West OF the schoon-
er H. p Russell tor Rio de Janeiro, with cargo OF
100 bags rice lS2, 900 feet of lumber and 400 bar
rels rosin.- Charleston Mercury, April 23.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

The Press OF the Southern States are esrnGSoE Soi
advising an economic use of gunPowdder, for holi-
day or complimentary purposes. Inc S'''''e 10
scarce in that section.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

Especial Order No Ilj
The amount fnurd t, br due resigned ilicers
frorn the States which claim to have ctdrd viii
be paid them from he Unit ~ .t-< fund, herrto-
fore sent to or deposited in those Stat
BY ORDER l. THOMAS,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

A patriotic. wealthy and liberal g gentleman Of f
Ra1sisb contributes $40, 900 and 5000 bushels Of
corn to aid in the cause of defending the rights OF
the South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
An ffaiIoWedI scene.

On Saturday evening last, i cap,
tive III the train Of beauty. and in
duced by an unusually reverential
feeling We wendell our way to the
Methodist Church, where il was nm
derstood union prayer meeting was
to Be held in behalf Of the friends a.
bout to leave rs. Seating ourselves
comfortably, gazing leisurly upon the
fast gathering throng, and meditating
upon the lights and shades Of human
nature, our train of thought was bro
ken into by the distant sound ofdnar,
tiaf music. Nearer and nearer as if
whispered to the breeze and borne up
on the wings of the wind came each
ybrazen .note,a until the step Of the SOL
7diers was clear and distinct. Then
came the word of command that
measured tread Of marching men that
shakes the staunchest building the
gathering sabre the jingling spur,
Changing rifle, ringing through Gods
temple. What q scene for a painter.
II seemed to is that amidst the vast
throng Of female faces we could dis;
Germ 4 struggle between reverence, "a
sinking Of the heart, and patriotic
feeling, nor was the brow ofthe sol.
der devoid ofa solemn earnestness.
After singing and prayer, short, thrill
ling, God fearing and patriotic adj.
dresses were delivered BY Reverends
Garlends and Grasty, and responded
to in an earnest and feeling manner
BY Capt. Al. T.. Pitzer. During the
delivery ofthe addresses many d man
III heart grew warm, many a brave
woman drove back the starting
tear, and weaker vessels even sobbed
outright. Never before have we had
snch ieelings--therest stood Gods min
listers, yonderabray hearted women
CLOSE by the seriously stern sol.
diery--here the private citizens "a
bove noiseless children and weeping
dark yisaged Africans all hearts up.
lifted to the God Of battles, and breath,
ing invocations TO him that rules on
high. Throughout the exercises, de.
vout and ferYent prayers were offered
mp by pious men, and scripture sayeth
the prayer of the righteous aYaileth
much. Il was announced that the
General ofthe Brigade had ordered
the 18th, Regiment to hold itself ii
Ireadiness-the Doxology was sung
and Godh blessing invoked. HaIlsy
Sentinel. J
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
NfilitarY MoYements.

1 BosToN, April 28.-0ur volunteers 60
into the harbor forts on Monday. On
Tuesday anothers I. 900 men leave this
city for the South e. l-
II Forty rifed cannon, contracted for BY
the State some time since, are expected
to arrive in. i few days. fgY III III sa ~
d The .frst and tenth regiments. the
Crescent Brigade. and Fletcher Websier's
regiment. expected - leave here early ~
the week. asg96s #tafA
a battalion Of light infantry. under
Major Dodd. are ahxiously Eaitinga call.
{ The cirizeas' committee Of one hun
,dred, appointed 70 collect and distribute
funds 10 the families Of volunteers; met
.to.daviiin the Senate chamber Chief JUS
lice SBigeiou, chairman. Eloquent adj
dresses were made By Governor Andrew,
Il. Governor Banks. .lex- Governor Lin
coin. en-, GoKernor Clifford, Edward Ev-
erett, and others. The proceedings were
very interesting, and from The lberality
displayed, tie Massachusetts soldiers
may rest assured thai their families will
bs kindly cared for.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
From virginia ana Earyland, BY way d
Harrisburg. slss
<HRRIsBuRc, April 26.--A

NHRRIsBuRG, April GA conf
dental agent arrived here this morn
ing reports 2,40o II Harper's Ferry,
and 1000 marchee To- alexandria on
Thursday. The officers at Harper's
Ferry believed thst General Beanre-
gard is at Richmondwith I, 600 troops
There is much 4hiet debate hare
among leading perSons as - the pro-
priety of tapping the g Columbia dam Of
the Susquehanha Si1ef Thus cutting
off the water from fhs Tide Water
Canal, TO stop supplies Of coal and
provisions BY that Route. The FEAST
bility Of tapping she HFtificial lake
Supplying Baltimore with water y
also spoken Of I'll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
SCHEDULE |

I I,ha. be the duty of the officers
i con ling the elections directed By
i lau be held on Tie 4ta Tharsdayiin
i nj ext atthe places appointed for
hhg the same, to open a poll for
tlhrpose of taking thesense Of the
Of This Commonwealth. upon
Ratification Or rejection of San
finance 10 repeal the ratification
He Constitution ofthe United States
Ameriea. BY tie State ofVireinia.
ia to resnrne all flle nights and pow
lanted undet said Constitution" a.
opted iii Convention. at the City Of
Richmond, onthc seventeenth day of
April, one thousand eight hhndred
Ind sixty -one. 81 rs K 81 y
2. Tho poll book shall behheaded
fphe Ordinance of Secessio OF, and
killl contain two columns one head.
etsSFor Ratification and the aothtr
}l',or reiectien,p and the names d
Else who vote for the ratification d
81 said Ordinance shall be written
7nlsr the former heading, and the
mos oftflose who votefor its reject
10 Ehsal be written under the latter
hshg.
The said officers shall each
mSaa return ofithe number of per.
sosioting for each proposition at the
] tsAnd 10 the manner prescribed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
IaPsltaat Moyemeals l q. lYIirglnniIla.

PHiLA, April, ss.-I fssrnlirou, psssen!
gers on fhe city Of Richmond that Gen.
Thomas ]. Green. Of Nofth Carolina,
was serenaded at Richmond 81 the 25th
instant He said he came 10 offer 80,
600 men from North Carolina, fully arm.
ed and equipped and proyisipned iof Che
defense Of the South, .t.1 4 &
On Thursday last Secretary Floyd
ZELDA conference With Governor Letchsf.
on the course best 70 pursue 10 the
present emergency. MI lloyd has
raised brigade 81 fifteen hupdfed men
10 southwestern Virginia, wh6 are armed
and equipped Hundreds Of troops from
.Pstersbnfg, South Carolina and Georgia
are dairy coming northwerd on railroads
10, Virginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

"a The Lexington Cadets. Captain holson
from Virgins Military Instituted have
arrived at Richmond. They are an Iouths
1855 strong with niae peicesI of ordkance,
including al Armstrong gun The cana
10 drilithe new eruits for ths Stata ffors
fletcher has been requested Eby G slnor
Picksns TO arrange Tor the aceomm istion
6f 1, 900 South Carolina troops. Esyer-
Al volunteer companies rom Danvis aud
Lynchburg arrived At RicumolA u.
Tuesday. II. and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
PriYateering Is Vifglhi.

PHmApELrHIA, April 2ss dviee1
from Richmond arevery Interesting
Governor Letcher has seized al light
draught vessels and steamers FOR pris
Watering purposes. TheT regular Liner
Yorktown ard jamestown re now
being fitted with priyateefipg artnas
lnent. and are to be manned very fnl-
ly. The privateering enlistments ID
very active, and no doubt he ! week
hence thirty vessels win Be cont ont
from Richmond alone. q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
a com,naIlr Ifard "a canorsr.

We understand that ian uharnied
company proceeded from 4 Deighbor.
ing county to- Harper's Ferry, 20 as
sist 10 the capture of the place. On
being asked why they had left their
arms behind, they said Ooh, we
have got no guns. but. we can throw
rocks like the devil | a bia,lk
Lincoln will find il iinpossiIles0l
conquer such d people. Ricla9ad
Enquirer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07


Var IN si0ne nj III e 1{esS1f
Cincinnati, a unity FIRE
|hoxes ofgnhs from arkerst HEe we're
seized to-day on steamers destined lor
Little Rock, Arkaasags and lIel1<
Iphis.
A large shipment Of powder has
also been stopped.
a shipment Of bacon for ChasIes-
ton via Nashville was also disembaIk-
ed, and owners DC boats have been
notified to take no munitions &c war
or provisions to the South The po.
lice in boats search ever passing
steamer.
All the volunteer companies here
are filed, and more arei fering han
can be accepted. Thrd5 colnpauios
start to- night to rendezvous 1T Column
bus. Five hundred troops afe 67Fsls
diness az Newport barracks The
work Of enlistment Is progressing ~
pidly.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
aEd;tnr.,Sir 6.la.

WsD, Coleman. editor 81 the Dany:lIs
Appeal, aud Abner Anderson, Of the
Register" have abandoned for i seas
on the. The quill for the rifle. and are here
with their respective companies dischar-
ging their proper duties. Nj. Coleman
has suspended his paper for the present.
TO enable himself and those engaged ID
hi. employ % share with him 10 5he hard .
ships and dangers al wellas the glories
ofthe campaign against the Northern IN
yaders.
Many oftour editorial brethernS il ths
different parts oflthe State have doubtless
entered the service. but We cannot par.
ticularize them here. sF
The Richmond Enquirer Is repre-.
tented in the tented field. Two OF. three
gentlemen whose names appear at Che
head Of these columns, are ia active SER
vice one in the Quartermaster 8. De-
partments and the other commander Of
the Richmond Blues. Several employees
of the Office are also OF on military duty.
The business partner of the establish
ment. a membersof the Home Guard Of
this city; at present remains here, and in
combination with the associate editor.
promises The reader the utmost exertion
Of energy 10 getting outithe most reliable
and the most imporlanti information, du-
ring these stirring times.
The Richmond Wing, is represent
ted on the field BIZ Capt. Elliot, of the
Richmond Greys, now on duty at Nor
folk, and Lientf Shields, of the Howit-
GERS. Il
The Richmond "pispatch'' il repre-
resented By Hugh r. PIsasanis yeter.
ansoldief IS well as editor - ichmond
Enquirer. Ell
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
sImportant from lIontgornerIr !.

RooHEsTER, April 28. "A gentle
man, entirely reliable, has just ar
rived inEthis city. who left MQpfg0D1;
cry, Ala, on Tuesday last.nd 70 q sell sell 50
that jeff Davis on thai 2 Cincinnati
order for the troops Of neg : $780,.
concentrate at ObelikaSis i'll i none .aSusS of 4
whence they were tdisemsnts, nor
5(28th) for Lynchburg z :. !. ]. come ONE
from Georgia were to,iaiey.s near Elk
same point
The Convention Still coAtin
Executive session. The ininnc =.
secresy has been removed HoElIn
fact Of the passage Of the ordiRck
of Secession, bntthe vote, which &c
a largo majority for it, remains sb
silentip. We understand that seyel
al who voted against il; changed theilI
their votes for ii, rendering it's pas.
sage almost unanimous. Garlic,
Clemens, Tarr, Hubbard, and others
ofthat stamp. fed the moment the
voice Of the Convention for the first
time, responded to the voice of the
people. The Governor, bis Advise
II Council, and Vice President Eteph-
ems, Of the Southern Gonfed eracy,
are admitted to the sessions of the
Convention Richmond EQQuifers
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
southern Army Regulation.

For benefit Of many persons who
have made inqnery asto the regulation
|ofthe Confederate States army we pub.
lish the following item II
Under the bill for the public de-
fence 100000 volunteers can BE ac-
cepted, who viii Be subject ,to the
rules governing the regular army -
The term Of service will be twelve
months. All volunteers must be
rendered BY the Governor ola State.
Each regiment is composed Of ten
companies each consisting Of one
captain, three lientenants, four SER
geants, four cotporals, two buglers,and
ninety priyates The pay for colo
mel is one hundred and seventy-five
dollars per month lieutenant col.
o1el, one hundred and seventy dol
lars; major, ne1hundred and fifty
dollars; captain, one hundred and
eighty dollars; first lieutenant ninety
dollars ) second lieutenant, eighty
dollars first sergeant, twenty 4one
dollars other selgeants, seventeen
dollars corporals thirteen dollars;
priyates, eleven dollars with yearly
allowance ofclotbing and one ration
per day. The volunteers are expect
ed to furnish their own uniforms, and
will be paid in money BY the Confed4
crate States Government when, INNS
terd into service. Each regiment has
"a q1arerlhaster with ffle rank Of Cap
tain, and commissary with equal
rank; q surgeon and assistant sur
geon. u .s. NJ.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
IIuzza for Preston.

Walter Preston, Esq, q Bell and
Everett Elector ID the last Presiden.
tial election, and Wing candidate for
Attorney General in 1859, has come
out for lMMRDtATE SECESSION. He
made an eloquent andlpowerful speech
at Srnyth Court. House, on Monday
last, and met with Almost enthusiasts
reception. Three cheers for Preston
The friends Of secession and Of Vir-
ginia's rights and honor, win gain all
the ehiyalry and decency Of the old
Wing party, while the subm;ssionists
will take all Of the scrubs and dirt
eaters Of theold democracy. We will
get all such gallant men as Preston,
Speed, Bruce, Bodldin, Thornton,
Garland, Burke, Cabell, Goggin, and
Chalnbliss, while THE submissionists
will get such cattle as Garlic, Glen.
ems, Baylor, Millson, and Harris.
The swap Will be an admirable one,
Roll on the ball. LyacA5uyg Rspu5.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
Understanding between the Governors
Of New York. Ohio and
InafaiIa.s

Ss-z y 2 IN
Understanding hetWeen The Governors
Of New York, 'Pennsylyania, Ohio and
Indiana.
II AHKIsBuRc, April An M
.derstanding has been entered into
between the Governors Of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,..b
which those States shall act in con
Junction to throw troops and provi-
ssions into Washington, or elsewhere
+Sonth, upon the order Of the War
Department. Ifatssa n
Governor Curtin, ID his message,
will earnestly recommend the appro.
priation Of FIVE millions Of dollars,
and the raising Of 25,oDo additional
volunteers for domestic defense as
well as for Federal service.
Camps viii be established at West
Chester, I'd be called Fort Wayne; !. at
Pittsbnrg. to be designated Fort Will.
kins at Reading, whieh|has not been
named These camps are to be used
to- prepare volunteers f0f active ser.
vice ia the field. sfifs a iffaiass
Z Caifa, i'd Illinois, Wheeling, ID
Virginia, and some point on the
northwestern line 81 Maryland, are to
.bs Fixed i npon tor the conss ntration 81
troops. sfssfxf = g qss4;ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
Blockade Of the Ports Of North Carolina
a.dfSSlt ,Es and Virginia. 80 sr.

b The following is Presideut Lincoln's
latest proclamation m.
4 Whereas, for the reasons assigned in
my proclamation Of The 18th inst, .
blockade Of The ports Of the States Of
South Carolida, Georgia. Florida. Ala
banns, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas,
was ordered 10 be established; and
whereas. ssince that date. public properly
Of Che United States has been gseized.
the colleetion Of the revenue obstrueted,
and duly commissioned officers Of the
United States, while engaged IN exeeu-
ing The orders Of their sdpefiors, have
been arrested a1d held ing custody D.
prisoners, or have been inpeded 10 the
discharge Of their Official duties, without
due legal process, by person ssclaiming 10
act under authority Of The States Of Vif.
ginia aud North Carolina. An efficient
blockade Of Tie ports ofEthess States will
therefore also be established!
III witness whereof I have shereunto
set my hand, and caused the seal Of The
United States 10 be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington. this
27th dayaof April; 10 The year Of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
skye and Of the idepe1denc6 of the
United States the siglIsy fifth
4g;, ! ABRAHAM LrkcoIH
BY The Precedent hsd COS s
VIZ. II. SEWARD. Sec'ysof State,
y =. e<l.----- e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
All Right Here !

No manic fgktfor LIScoks e ,aa mes are 81
defence Of his Union can g
Rockingham. We are d %. co,
defence of Our State.and fsR he'Ss
the death the aggresaions oNE. in.
hfrelings. Friends of III -. .r,;1s.i
to the front rank, that VirS s. sS,2
see You ~ Roek;,agiaaa "a Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
ALExAnDERiH H. STEPHENs, seal.
Commissioners for Virgiiniis

Commlssloners lot FlFgluIa.
\ Approved and ratified BY the Con
Yention Of Virginia, on the 25th 81
April, 1851 bsasAr PA .fai
zee ta9 JoHE JAENEY, President. &
JEo! L! EUBANK, Secrstary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

geometry Albania, on the eighth day
OF Februarb eighteen hundred and
sixty-one ;proylded that this Ordi-
nance shal cease TO have-any legal
operationpr effect II the people Of
this Commonwealth, upon the vote
directed pc taken on the Ordinance
Of secesspn passed by this Conyen-
ton, on be 18th day OF April, eight
cen hunfed and sixty -one, shalt re:
ject the anne. a true copy,
.isa 20. y, EUBANK, Secretary. /
fo3l4a + Is 81 Nj
CoEyEfIoE BETWEEN THE CoMMoE-
wEAfH OF VIRGISIA AND THE Cox
FEDiATE STATES OF AMERICA.
g The Commonwealth of Virginia.
lookik to a speedy union Of said
Comrbnyealth and the other slave
Statewith the Confederate States Of
Of Aherica, according TO the provi-
sion Of the Constitution ofthe Pro.
VISUAL Government of said States.
entk into, the following Temporary
coreption and agreement with said
Stas. for the purpose Of meeting
nrsing exieencies affecting the com,
I'M rights. interests and safety ot
al Commonwealth and said Confed.
| eK.
LAT Until the nnion az said Oom.
nnwealth with said Confederacy
ali be perfected and said Common
talth shall. become a member Of
Lid Confederacy, according to the
constitutions of both powers. the
khole military force and military OBJ.
jrations. offensive and defensive. OF
laid Commonwealth, insthe iinpend.
ng conflict with che United States.
shall be under the chief control and
direction Of the President of said Con.
Iederate States, rpon the same prifi-
:iples, basis and footing as If said
Commonwealth were now, and during
he interval, a member of said Con.
I'd. The Commonwealth of Virgin
a will, after the consummation ofthe
Union contemplated in this Conven.
ion, and her adoptiontof the Consti.
;ution for a Permanent Government
If the Confederate States, and she
,hall become a member of said Con-
ederacy under said Permanent Bon
il. the same occur, turn over
% said Confederate States all the
public property, travail stores, and
Of var, Get, she may then
Be in possession ofsacquired from the
United States on the same terms and
ID like manner as HE other States Of
IF said Confederacy have done ii Ike
Eases. 81 8 y
Sd. Whatever expenditures of mon
", If any, said Connupnwcalth OF
Virginia shall make bef9fe the Union,
1nder the Provisional Government,
Is above contemplated, shall be cen
Y 4. N - - - =