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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

SUDDEN CHANGE. Saturday night
about elk o'clock Thermometer marked l4e
above sero, and on sunday morning st Elk il
was l4o below zero. . change Of IS : 10 IL
hsots. asd probably less time. thosgh thsr-
mometrical observations we're not taken during
the night
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

We have received . copy ofthe Boston
A.sical Times. published by Russell / Tolmsn
Every lover cf music should read it. Mr. J. G..
Wallace. Ls Claire Row, 10 agent for this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
u T. GlsTE as

Y9R THB WEEK ENDING TEBRUARr 8. 1860.
Of Meteorological Obserpatioss under the direction
Of the Sithsonian Inst itute, taken in Dduenport,
Scott county, IosOa. by DR. lGNATICs LANGER.
Latitude, 4l.Sl North /; Longitude, ,3.4l West ;
Height abore the sea, 555 feet, and 80 tea tho
height Of the Iastrsmens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
THE CIT Y.
The Philharmonic Society will meet
this evening .. z IL o'clock. for rshssrssl.

FAsr DRIvINo.-We noticed some
very rapid diving yesterday. much 70 the
danger Of those who we're out. IL should not
b permitted
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

Notice
gUyhR PERSON WHO TOOK THE FOURTH
" Volums of Ksnt's Conmsetass1s fson ~
oSee y rsqaested = SstaSn the 0As iansdisslv.
jasq on VA Hoa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

FUNERAL SGRMON.-Thef funeral SER
mon preached At the Methodist church on
Sabbath evening, by Rev. J. G. Dimmitt. on
the death OF Dewey N. Bell. was very numer-
onsly attended, and was . most able and slo-
quent affair. The text was selected from the
&c Peslm. 9Th verse So teach ~ to Number
our days. that We may apply our hearts unto
visdom." which was highly appropriate. All
present were duly impressed BY the words Of
the minister Such sermons should be listened
to by our young men every Sabbath. though
We could hope similar causes should not cal
them forth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
DAI. AS. .NcT.IGG.IR

ID q. R. .NCT.1G G.1KT,
A OPERATOR on THE EYE AND EAR,
would respectfully inform the public
that no has permanently located himself
in Davenport, Iow,. lie will successfully treat
all diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and Leriorm all
surgical oper tons pertaining to the Eye; such
az straign tening Cros--Eys,, renewing ta,aracts,
Ptereg,ums, Iumors, etc Also, insert Ak1lFI-
CIAL EYES, which will move and look bstu-
Iai as to DEFY detection and cause no pain what
ever
once In Esssesr Block, Perry Aoseese
decZy-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

DISTRICT CouRr.-The February
term OF the District Court opened yesterdsy '
morning. The day vss consumed in preliminary
business. such as charging the Grand Jury.
settipgcases, etc. The usual number Of lawyer
we're in attendance.
The following cases we're assigned:
TUESDAY, Feb. s, 1861.
1o7l. Dunlap W. LANCER.
l666. Ellison VI. Cannon.
4ts7.. TibSists 70. Js6riss. ~s-.-. ---rs-
,stA "WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8.
1902. Bastlsti ". Cotss.
47OS. Hubert 70. Frahm.
47e9. Hawley ". Lower.
4s1s. Rsubo Cornip w. vsstry St. Luke'a
Parish.
THURSDAY, Feb. Z.
34S3 Schultz / Co. ". Schricker.
45v6. Hegsnberger W Thisle.
Ass. HiIlerman vs.. Doty.
477l. Stevens w.. ressler.
- 3. Wilhelm W. Leonard.
z82l. Doolsn vs.. leonard.
1926. Gibson ". Finley.
1874 Iockhart W. Mccall.
4el7. Ehlers vs.. Statenoerg.
1850. Harrison ". Charter Oak Ins. Co.
SATURDAY, Feb. ..
4S1Vs hAooAoI vSs NoAca8U . ksVCA bet8OO u. ~
wEDxEsDAY, Feb. 10.
$685. Grsydon Co. vs.. Oberndoerfer.
35l7. C0Avesee, Food Go. vs.. Oberndoerfer.
$685. WAX, Schults / Go. W. Oberndoerfcr
1855. Emanuel Co. W Oberndoerfer
1910. Neweoa.b Va. Heiser.
THuRsDAY, Feb. II.
le9l. 3. = Psstty0en ve. Bsashoof.
463b. Wesns w. klsnsie.
1859. Denkman W. burrows.
1854. Goodale W. Davenport Rogers.
l07S. Auhs VS.. Vents.
FRIDAY, Feb. Is.
4s43. Hilbe Va. Sohn.
5VS4. Conway VS.. Gueich i Stewart
WsDShspAY, Fob. 20.
49o4. Henderson ". Parker eAtf
An0TuER PUzzLE.-Tske seventeen matches
psDcils or any ythiog Of that description. and
arrange them on . table or level surface in the
!
which ave matches, or psusils. must b,
pieked up 10 order that three sQuares only
saen seneipt-A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!

AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
well-known Hotel will be opened for the re
cepiion Of guests. The house has been thorough
" :leaned. painted. papcred AMI furnished. a
new hitchen, laundry, etc, have been built, and
in short, the house is in better condition than
ever before.
The subscribers, Gillett, formerly Of the Scott
House, and Jorn n. bart, Of Chicago, have taken
= long lease Of the premises, and will offer sup~
rior inducements for the accommodation Of ths
travelling public.
One Hundred Day BO0y 6ers
can be accommodated. Families desiring suits Of
rosns, with privilege Of furnishing the ,sme. are
invited TO call and select their apartments with
8ut delay.
~ good stable connected with the House.
GILLETT 1 DART.
jan17-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
Il. NJ. PMEiTYMAN,

(YoRngRLY sUK.ows + PRgrryAAE.
-sTQRAEE, FORWARDING AND COM4lS-
> sion Merchant, and Stesmbos: Agent.
~. 1, HussoWss ssIeeh 0.svsss
apl4.tfl pAvzNrOgT. Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR To DIR. CHAS.
~ GOODRICH, would invite your attention - his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
sxamine work and prices, II his Rooms, next door
% ShepL erd's Ambrot,pe Gallery, No. 81 BRADY
street, nearly opposite the Post Ofhce.
n. Il. Teeth extracted all hours OF the DAY
and al ght and All operations warranted. nOv6 u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

MozARr OpERA TRouPE.-This troupe
will give one Of their snliv sning entertainments
at Metropolitan Hall this evening. The pro.
grsm.ne 10 IN interesting one. and will un-
deuhtedly bring forth long chapter Of fun.
Popular songs. psntoLins banjo and bone per-
formances. and other attractions. 60 to make
up the evenings entertainment Go and see
the Moxarts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
CAnEMOS : .sOD .sNGsOS.

House PAINTERS AND u 1LAZikk
! No Y, East Tnifi street, DAv.Dprt, IuwA
Plain AMI bec rat,vs Paper Hangers, 0sainsss,
darbl r. aud Sign Writers
M-sss. &. 3 v having hal apwssds ct twenty
ears experience 10 the business, 4usssnses a.
4scfion 10 I'll parties eBtrustiD1 w.'rs t. t3em.
0Pspc. Hanging in every ssy;., from con.
uon brown paper 70 tho most elAocs~ss Sec"f~-
rions. +. - 80
n. u. Whitening ana Vail Co'.sing. ijs2S d6o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

4 CLINTON UOCS9s
<-,OpnRa ~ CLINTON AID COIl1d1
I j asssts. lsvs Cay. leUa. ,. 1se1 Issl
assss n.lp 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
JOsaN xaMMERmANN.

CO piano AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
ETHl turer, Que door west cf conner
~ 10th and LeClaire streets. Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments of my own make warranted
and kept in order. without charge, five years.
N. B.-kepairing and tuning done ~ ali times
nd in the best manner.
DAvENPoRr, April Is, 1860. ap16-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
smOREY x OLsvE

OG PUMP MAKERS.-sIIOP on THE Al
l = lev. between Front and Second, and Brady
md Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
Davenport March 3r-d -d3mwt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

EOW Az q - e.AsGR
4 VAKPENTEk AND uYLDtR. AT COATS
y \ i'atcnia's DID snop, alley .. po-its Fig ne
House israty streer. apl0-Ily
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD OUT
j their we'll known Flour and Feed estab blish-
ment on Second street, to Mr.. !. ID. kuggles, take
pleasure in introducing him 10 their old custom
ers, and asking Tor him the same liberal custom
20 ireely ex ended to ourselves, for which We
desire returning our since thanks
ROWE HYDE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06
RrIcf Ssssion.

We are gratifed to understand that the general
sentiment Of the members Of the General Assembly,
now in the city, is decidedly inclined to hard work
and short session There are certain ects which
Il Is necessary to accomplish, among which are the
election Of State officers and Senators to the Con
felera.e Congress. and an act re-distrieting the
Safe. These can be accomplished in a few days.
After the indispensable business Of the session
eha have been dispatched, the Legislature ought
at once to adjourn The present is no tnef or long
debates, wrangling ard political vancouver g
AL these things may well be dispensed with, at
time when the people are carrying heavy taxa
tioa to support the war, if indeed, they are ever
legitimate employment for our Legislators. The
people demand a short session, and we are glad
TO believe that the members respond heartily TO the
requirement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06


Al set 70 perpetuats tsy So Sc Of slaves abdn CT Ia
tOred y ina s5eEy sIa easT property zei,
Destroyed BY then
slsTox Ths Csnz1sss a tbs csadsrats States Of s-sre
do That visa seq save u yes owned " 4 eli N
the sis ate satss er n shab tact sareof snail IS
ssJ hss been esse o r7rs y he ssy or b. aoy Def
Tsrs0ns seting un1er q sh0Ty, color q aEsos
ths United kt4tes Cove Ut engaged 10 The iitly
raVzi ssrTrs FreJfs eurg existing L saa be sf
Ceuisrta eiasi - -aI 81 sr 81 any Court lhIsJf
any Notary Pah or g. Of - being 10 fuh hesr
In the sliy city Or rT si WIRE h5 pee sngs IN
atsetsi hstrs aly Jsi - q 20 Fi-e Aisrmau,
ing 20 Al IN The pfss sa ~ &c Or <ritisn
ne fasa u sush ssdu tla lr I'm. W
owner q Issh slave iis q lahOriHS ELGsf De- 90.
70 estash t1e abdHs AID la-borng
be duesd By he pro- = legal representatives, o. ina
daVit - tie lsss, E1sA adaEf sbs not - sasa
Of re ascf ls uas is sail Eposar Is "a. --cn
we q1ar tss ne llns At T. othsT ard letter sTt 2;
San &c osns which lsc Aall Ilciy sPFsar ts "A
o. such desr he dsy q s udie Il OK
taxing sosEasinssn ~ M s - ruee writing hs
tsncs and slasn ne grsn sFksDcsiR sanpeft
oHDeTth ana loss Eia sAry days Aftsr hsaruT
tAs 70 IL teete u atats 81 he 4. sser
Sts,st fsd and PrTet among ts ar hsrss cf ae N
D,srsnf ascoupanisl yaGaHctta f-cr "a a, p fli.f,
esTsat eating hs Ttssr aass b. him. and IL 81
en- a. sh.li sls5 : ATE IL IS : 5aeas q ,U,I 90
IA bis inioa, ths sEiacase heard A1d tTanEss "a 81
not sn.itssi to ersdit Il 81 d BE dzty he s-ela
rsscrs ale g. bis .PErmsnl r.po s. IL
NY SssHfsd ssPy ksscf, aAsztgs- As AAalI bs q
r,aadsd.
see Aus Is frsA., sa11s, .. ussasrs- auy prp.r
otasr than slaTsI real - pesssa ssisnEsg
re Goa scsas states a. iaAaeiAnt ksrsos hal bs rrs1
DESTROY ID - during TIE szIug var o. y
thsrtT On ts initial eJ.ge scYrnmsst or snrage In -
iiary or naval seFTCs tie % s node sftar and
proof thsrsoi shah so u All respects 70 prescribe.
ths above session, a-d hs-H q, EJECT
SIC And fsrt.r e1scl p Al he pr0ris ons of CHS
shall not sanIrusi tss The Conssr.s. sates
ia way babe 70 assse sIas'a Tor ary % tie pros
10 which & rsfsrs.
ApPrsvsl Aug1St3oI ISL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06

folk t0ld Gen. Wool that coffee was selling IN Hor-
folk for 81 rs per pound and scarce st that price.
This seemed to tickle the old tyrsnt very much
His Informant also said that ladies' shoes were sell
ing for STper pair, and that she had seen scarcely
anything but csrn-meal and -four in the eating line
since the blockade had been declared. Neszrs. Gill
and Merriam were utterly sstoniEhed 70 see their
friends IN Norfolk locking so Eleek and wen led:
There are now confined at the Rip RIps three
prisoners taken at Hstteras, r.. One OF them is
named Gallagher. He was taken on board OF brig
loaded with naval stores and cotton, which was en-
deaVeFBS to run the blockade. Heis said TO be =
gentleman Of intelligence, has family. and 1t is
thought that they reside at Beaufort. One Of the
other prisoners Is nsmed Brown, and the name Of
| the third eSuld net be recoleeted. Il is thought
that tn prisoners will not be released under any
| circumstances during the war.
There are three or four prisoners st Fortress
Monroe, all from the vicinity Of Hampton They
are advanced in life, and named PssehAl Lsttimer,
John X. RhIting, and --Massenburg. The latter
gentleman Is dangerously ill and not expected to
live.
Mr. John Moody, formerly Of she Bollingbrook
Hotel ihshiS city is still suer at Old Point, and Is
realizing large aums daily BY hiz sales.
Northern Newspapers are considered cOntraband,
| and eVsrybody's trunk and person are seGrchef to
prevent them from taking the rebels Yankee news.
An amusing incident occurred at Old Point Thurs
! day. The o1ictR who searches for contrabsnd ar
tieies found three eopieE Of the Herald and laid
them en- table near by The party searched pulled
from his pocket bottIs Of very fac old Rye, and
asked the Yankee official to take '.nip" BE cheer
fully Rssented, and having handed the bottle back
the gentleman bound South quietly picked up con
traband Herald, wrapped it around his ticker, and
placed it in his pocket. --,-
! Ice is abundant at Old Point aad can be had in
| any quantity for half cent per pound.
The health Of General Wool Ia very inhrm, and il
is said thaths memory is defective he
! ly remember any transaction i've minutes. The
movements of the Fort are kept very quiet, sn1 no
outsider has the slightest opportunity TO gain any
information whatever to the probable designs Of
| the Yankee officers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06
Confederate SENATOR'S.

One Of the most important duties that will de-
vove upon the Legislature, at its ensuing session,
will be the election of two Senators to the Confeda
rate Congress 1t will be the duty of that body to
take care that the State is ably faithfully and eff
GENTLY represented in the first Senate Of the Confed
crate Congress- which will occupy the first place in
the history Of our young Confederacy.
We hesitate net to believe that the wis
eat and purest men in the State should be
chosen to that position. Any remnant Of
old party prejudices which may cling to
the hearts of the people, should be conciliated
We would not compromise with the cunning designs
of politicians, who would fan the dying embars Of
party aninosities, to subserve their own selfish and
unscrupuus ends. There may be such politicians and
their whispers may be heard occasionally endeavor-
ing to build up their own fortunes upon such sandy
foundations as the eIste watchwords of decayed
parties. The eountry's peril, the very ex
is.once of the South as an independent power.
and the settlement of our Government upon a stable
foundation, SO that it may confer happiness upon
the people, and flourish the pride OF all patriots,
would be held second in Importance to the sue
cess of ofiee-seeking schemes, which presum: to
compass their ends by appealing 10 thst ancient
party RANGER which has almost runed the South, by
defeating its unity. For such schemes we entertain
uumitigated and undisguised seorn. 1t is to defeat
its petty ends that would do honor to the SINGER
iy Of the masses, destroy any projects of reviying
party spirit and suppress any lingering jealouses
that may remain between antagonistic political
elements, by dividing the two Scholarships, to be
conferred, between the old party organizations
Wing aud Democratic. This eau be done, with
perfect conformity 10 the principles above set
forth since it is recognized fact that each of the
Old parties contains of equal probity, intellect
patriotism and ability. The best, purest and wises
Of these should be selected, with no reference to
mere party services but with a single view to the
pu5lic welfare. In this manner can tie spirit of
party be depressed and the schemes of mere place
hunters, whose bsseless claims seek recognition
from their connection with ofice-seekng organiza-
tons, be finally and forever defeated.
These old parties have ceased to exist. Those
who would perpetua:e their power dare net
NEE: the fact that they have long since ceas-
ed to effect any patriotic or useful pur
pose, and thst the continuation of their influence
can only serve to distract the people AMI the coun
tr n defending their rights and achieving their in
dependence. Let them be buried now. If not, let
the terrible responsibility of revivng prejudicCr
when the principles on which it was based are no
longer applicable, rest upon the heads of any who
may be bold enough to isk so hazardous an adven-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06


An aSt to soest Fer dIrbuon the money! nisg IN ia
OieeI OF Coafeierats etates TIE
Pos SsrTEe taken in chGrgsof aid Government
sECTIoE The Congress Of the Conf.zs states Of Amsca
DO act That shall be the dutE Of shs PoTasts Gsssa
collect all the due from the several Post within
The Csnfdsrzs watch hsy had paid over A. The
the Conedsrats States tok tbs charge 81 postal
service IsVsa PostNsieTB eTsy required 10 ss
A;oHS and psaties that Erssszsed
the Law under which said moneys we're rSssived.
The FSeiysd shall be kept sparse andls-
tnct Om the Other f1nd Of tas Post Once Department.
fuud fer the rats payment Of sana Tor
service Haieh accrued bsfoTs tie Postmaster General
charge Of the postal service in Ne Sta sspeVsIy
the COIfstsrfcy, a. may herssftsr Be provided.
B II thEll b Ie duty Postmaster ersra 10 as
proclamation that all persons Hho asns CT
States Of ses. ard Ehs may hAFs Esodersd pssas ser
any Lhs OF ts CO1sdsrsey under
appointments made BY tn United States Government
the Coredrse States GoTernent took charge Ct such
shall their claims Iia
se1 accord 70 such rules - he shall scribe
Ia TO be set forth Tot less hsn nnonhs, ard rsqu1F
saimsn ssts under oath, how much has bean aud lie
Of such pay.nt' account OF tie contract appsiaent
Ehch tuch cain and E5a provision h.
osen made for farther OF Ebse
portion Of E-sh claim, b. he GFsrnens g Uniis
stses, oft1e states a tey shall oat1
;h performed fully assordins losr con
tracts appointments durg abe ms FIR which t6.y ea psy,
and ~ Do What partial taey I'D perfor aad
duchon hAEs been made from sr pay far they
and the POIDaltsr General thNl
oosc such moneys said PoltsseFs and s
amount Asars ths POI once Dspartnent and ths
amount received Tspgeve thu aEsnts afcrsu Gad
that further be aESa thereon respects
ths distribution.
SIC All claims 20 al required 10 se yre,,a,sa
By this bill shall saIred aAust this uness
srai shalf have been made
Approved August 81, 1851.
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.Na R2f


An sct 70 Gnsrd an act sFf An SCI e hs srsten
Of var ostWsea the CAitrt sS AID thstco ds sc stss
aad sonssnng Letters o. har4ue, Pres re Goods
Approved Asy SiKts, - tuI drsd and sxty At
sDtitsd An act Fsi eiug We fsls o. Prsss All
diEr baton GsrSOf aTPrFsf lay sIise1ih sgeiss1 IA
sFsI and sixty ons
sseTox Ths CSDgrels = GO Cons'srais sassof Ansri
DO inset Inst the seventh sEsa Of tbs Frat
Ausnded as 70 permit asor The TSsiisg q tulk snd
81 liz sapsorH 81 TIC Vls Asy part Of hs goods
bcad captured TsIt rt1ssEar taeh removal O. al
ay for the Sas carriage q Eoch vessel into por and
all cases Whsrs, ~ sunoEo ssrEits The rssurnE1f
cargo part thsrss require hs removal PTorids
That the psrscn AMI q he weasel making
shall pasiozbis afoa iandEE he rEO ary "a
there sxRct i.FJotoy 81 The to Be
nag EEts Hhrss "a - sEssssd Sxsh every
1H3sa, snd tns uaTks any sIsoa, and forward
psrty 20 landed shall IL IN s Cssi01y q nata
and hs bhA rstaia possession zaa0f En lie sans an
Liver nFIhal and l ssErt bsars Va al sub sa1
EaI 10 brought, IN @s s,EdsEasi, aiss ID
eorapsnsz ihs nLag % he csar iHt
proper ard prOFss fu-hGg 1sat skss sab rsaSFal ih
nlds Ia purpose 81 hlg eva har1 and -hras,
the DDS FsuoFsi shall, tEsTsaeE HrAsacab
szElsi bsard me przs EEa iAs Ars a sasst i
a. n n reno raj la aad asIaT, rosnfse
ne prsssisaE saase, aak sarb sail - Tsquirsd
Sac That IL frst Bsci 81 &c - ssoFs FDsasd - -
Ansldsd ailsE he iugs u sFEs us any
dsnar alton nay bal sF5sE 4 oeSrss that ihs A
and Tie sarE0 or any part sars layk his dssaoa a7d
nhsre co as TsIue hereof mbrEaal q The adsi
srlet and a sven place be s1y dssruAis pr0Td
always rat the duties vPJa al tssbs &c q sail v Psd
he pr secds Of sale
Apprs I'D Augast 81 ls5l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06

No 2ss.


eEcToE l. The congeIs Of the Confederate States s Amesa
do enact That il shall b. the duty OF Auditor k1ctE
Of the Treasury Department, be delegated By
ay The Treasury End to that end the sscrsay
thorEd appoint many extra clerks for tie may
deem nsoeSsaTy at the Of aA allowed for clerks Of
tos Treasury Department to audit the 2ceounts and claims
TepeoVe OF ths COnfs6srEy against the csReas
said stass respectively for III and Coated
esey preparation for in cnnd1ctns Tie es Ing
against thu United States, and all claims for advances
dures Of kind male II Sae prior 10 the passage Of it,
Ordinance Of Secession, shall be shown 10 have bs as
OF secession Afterwards consumnate
Of the tat might PROBABLY in t sEuTs sequi
Eon Of FORTS arSenals yards AIaments unions
o.r ussu inTYumsnaea OF the puTchss or man
ufacture OF munitions which h.Ts Ince anEsrrd
20 the Oonedsraey mode been brought
s service for tie prosecution Of Che aoead befcrs
elans shall be audited and the amount SscfFtaiLel
SIC g And in suaag She claims o. hs States OF Ygina
North Carolina and TennesSee references ihs bad 10 tbs
lively By the 0Onfde ate Government proposed
adhesion 70 The Provisional Constitution OF support OF
their mA.nts and The eeuon OF the
ali coming fairly within the rETIisW cunpae
being properly Vsrh b. VonehsEs, iA fave. Of aid
Slatss, audited and GSosrLined
SEC proof shall be made in all ~ prope- Toue
sgS 20 the satsaston Auditor, tAt lh= claimed
actually advanced ePsnde thai the expsndtJrs
prsper and greater fo- Pay and services
audited allowed b. The reguaoBs Of ths Csasrate
pay sRd in the like and Ia audi
shall special report OF his oOn under tbs lay
ths Congr.Es at in next 5essiol-
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forwarded executive OF each OF s stsas OF this CoE
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forward the claims which be ed ~ tbs SAFE
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