The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-28

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when in cl1rt of rebellion of invasion
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lauor hN druglut % wp.r.us tIo
r'rht of property 10 negro ,n'es .lHl
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interpolation q. other lIr,H nN
hall Dt hid unll ~ importation io
thc consul o' enumeration huVuhr
fore directed TO be- tukCh
Notn or duty hall BE- hi'l on
articles exported llum amy State cy.
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No preference shall bcgiynto aay
regulation of commerce or revenue to
the ports or one State over those Of
another.
No money shall be drawn from the
treasury. but IN consequence of APP
preparations made by law; and n
REGULAR statement and account of the
receipts anil expenditures . all pub.
H. money shall be published from
time to time.
Conere shall appropriate no mo-
hey from the treasury except by y
vote Of two-third. or both Houses,
taken by yeas and nays, unless It BE-
asked and estimated for by some one
of the heads Of Department, and
submitted 20 Congress BY tie fresi'
dent: or for the purpose Of paying
is own expenses OF contingencies
Or rlr the payment OF claims against
The Confederate States, thc Justice oi
which shall have been indIciaIly lie.
clarcd hy tribunal foi the inyestisa-
ton oi chains against the government.
which il hereby made the duty u
| Congress to establish.
All billsaprrorriating money shall
specify IN federal currency tho exact
irouut Of each aupr1r ia,iou 4nl ilc
purposes for which 1t f, mal anl
C0ugrc shall grant nocsigac9lnpci
satilu - 9auy publieconiractor, officer,
ngCut " servant, after such contract
/ slai. base been made " such service
rendered.
40 tlilc Of nobility shall b. grant.
ci by tha Confederate States: and
no person holding any onict II profit
or ;rus. under them, shall, without
tho consent Of the Congress. acccp,
or any present, ctaoluincui, of''cc Or
title ii ahy kind whatever from any
King. prince or foreign State.
Congress shall make ~ law rc.
spCe.ing an cs.abII hincnt of religion
~ prohibiting the free cxcrcte there.
Of; or abridging tho freedom n
speech, OF Of the press; or the right
of the people pCaeeably 10 asselablc
ani petition The government for a
redress Of grievances.
A well regulated militia being
necessary 10 the security Of free
state, the right of the people to keep
and bear arms shall not BE- mfr hgcd.
No soldier shall, in time Of peace,
he qaaFtorcd in any house without tic
consent II the owner. nor ~ time II
war. but IN a manner to be prescribed
BY law.
The right of the people to be secure
in their persons. hottses. papeFa. aad
Effects against unreasonable searches
and seizures. shall not BE- violated !.
and no warrants shall ISSUE but apou
probable cause. Imported hy cath or
affirmation. and particularly lesorib-
ins the place - bc earchC !. aHl q,
pefson or thing % BE- seized.
No person shall be hcli to answer
for q capital or otherwise iRfamous
crime. anless On a presentmeni Or in
iictmen, # a grand jury. except in
cases arising IN the land Or naval
forces. Or in tie militia, when in ac-
tual service, in time Of war or public
danger: nor shall sny peraen ba
suhicct for tho same gfcnsc to be
twice put in jeopardy Of lite and limb,
nor be compelled in any criminal case
to he a witness against himself. nor
b. deprived of life, liberty. or pro
perty. without das proeess er lav;
nor shall private property be taken
FOR pablic use, without Just coupcn-
sation.
IL al criminal prosecutions the ae-
cused slari enjoy the rightsc a speedy
aud public trial, " an impartial jury
Of the State and district wherein the
crime hall have been committed,
which district shaff hare been prsvi
ously ascerssinei By law, and 10 Be-
ccnfrne,ed With The vanesse, sgains.