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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

E-s% The Ta6}et, a leading organ of the
Catholic population of New York, says:
'.The secessionis.s have now begun the
war, not only DO they talk of resisting the
United States Government, but of maxim
an aggressive war upon it. Walker, the
Secretary of War Of the so-called CoEfed-
crate Government, in speech delivered
at Montgomery, lately, uttered the threat
that before the first of May next, the Sc
cession ensign shall take the place of the
ime-honored banner Of the American Re-
public over The Capitol at Washington
The United States must now be prepared
to defend themselves. The President has
called for seventy-five thousand men and
summoned a special session of Congress.
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio have
already spoken out. The United States
Government must put forth all its energy
to put down the rebellion, and eUe,y true
man mast noa0 stand ap for the Stars aaa
Stripes. God SAGE the Jnion ~
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

ADVICE TO NOLUNTEERS.-An old sol
dier, writing,to the New York Evening
Post, gives the following timely hints.t to
the volunteers who are now fastening to
the defence of their country:
L. Remember that in a campaign more
men die from sickness than by the bull
let.
=. Line your blanket with one thick
ness of brown drilling. This adds but
four ounces in weight, and doubles the
warmth.
3. Buy small India rubber blanket
(only $3.50 to lay on the ground or to
throw over your shoulders when on guard
duty during rain storm. Most Of the
Eastern troops are provided with these
Straw to lie on is not always to be
had
4. The best military hat in use is the
light-colored soft felt; the crown being
sufficiently high TO allow space for an
over the brain. You can fasten 1T up as
a continental in fair weather or turn It
down when it is wet or very sunny.
5. Let your beard grow, SO as to protect
the throat and lungs.
6. Keep your entire person clean this
prevents feyers and bowel complaints in
warm climates. Wash your body each
day, if possible. Avoid strong coffee and
oily meats Gen. Scott said that the too
free use Of these together with neglect
in keeping the skin clean) cost many a
soldier his life in Mexico.
Z. 4 sudden check Of perspiration by
chilly or night air often causes fever and
death. When exposed DO not forget your
blanket.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

THE power Of the North was manifested
in the march and passage of the New York
Seventh Regiment through Maryland
The meu repaired the track of the rail
road, erected bridges which had been de-
stroyed, repaired and manned locomotives,
reconstructed ears for the forwarding of
baggage, and other achievements which
mechanics only eau accomplish. Against
an army Of such men we should imagine
the poor negro drivers and breeders of the
South would make most miserable resis-
tance-and it is this power, the mechan-
ical force and genius of the country, that
has been so much underrated at the South.
1t is this power that is sought to be degra-
ded by refusing to allow it expression
either at the ballo. box or in the halls of
legislation. Time will teach the deluded
people Of the South that the power of the
American mechanic is the true element
Of strength in the American government,
IN peace as well as war.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
A SEcEssIoNIsr NEARLY HUNG.-1

would seem, says the Lancaster Ecpress
OF the 10Th inst, as if some men were
born to be fools, and such we take any
man to be who expresses any sympathy
with secession within the limits of Lancas-
ter county. We learn that citizen near
the Maryland line, in this county, made a
narrow escape from hanging, day or two
ago, for ''talking secession" The rope
was actually around his neck, and signs of
evidently sincere repentance alone saved
him from hasty exit into eternity. We
advise our county friends to send all such
scoundrels to the Lancaster county prison
for safe keeping; if guilty, our Lancaster
county court and juries will do them full
justice.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

IA Letters of Administration on nna .n town.
of Thomas Adams, late of Susq queh~~G;r n',.;nr been
ship, Cambria county, deceased, md "a;5 eounp
duly granted by the Register o. ', ven 10 81
TO the subscriber, notice is herep! lake in
persons indebted TO said estate - - claims
mediate payment, and those i,a,, ha,a nroperF
against the same will present 'heN'i
authenticated for settlement. aSa'r.
WILLIAM BERKSTRhseS"
March Ia 1861.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Y1O THE LADIES'

II YOU want nice collar, go to Jones
Ii you want a nice pr mitts, 90 10 c Z Jones,
If you want fancy belts, go TO c Jones,
If YOU want fancy hair pins, go to C r Jones,
If you want paper collars, go 10 Jones,
If you want paper cuffs, go to c r Jones,
If you want cord and tassel, go to Jones,
If you want magic ruffies, go to c R Jones,
If YOU want hair brushes, go to c r jones,
If you want round combs, go 20 Jones
If you want cotton stockings, go to Jones,
II you want nice CATERS, 90 TO Jones,
If you want chilIren's shoes, 90 to K Jones,
If you want any kind of shoes, go to c r Jones
FgyO THE GENTLEMEN
If you want fine hat, go to c Jones',
If you want q fine cap, go to c Z Jones,
If you want fine pr boots, go to Jones',
If you want a fine pr shoes, go to Jones,
If you want fine shirt, go to c Jones,
If want fine under shirt go to { r Jones'
If yon want fine drawers, go TO Jones,
If you want nice necktie, 60 to Jones,
If you want pr suspenders, go to Jones,
If you want n fine coat, go TO { Jones,
If you want fine pr pants, go 70 Jones'
If you want fine vest, go to { L Jones,
If you want cotton half hose, go TO Jonsi,
If you want collars, go to c Jones'
If you want gloves, go to c Jones,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
$500.

Paws the entire cost for Tuition ins'n' IL N
popular and successful Commercial II,H.SnpED
the country Upwards of TWELVE u, n' Ststes
yound men from TwENTY-EIGHT diheFen' a,;tbin
have been educated for business hT'e - besr
the past three years, some of whom na of
employed as Book Keepers at SALARIES
$4,000, 90 per Annum, knew
Immediately upon graduating entered
knew nothing of accounts when 'n''
the College. Sudena
sg~ Ministers sons half price. o,aD a tLe
enter at any time, and revie"
please, without extra charge. ,..,osnshp
For Catalogues, Specimens of feninlt.er nm let.er
and View of the College, enclose h''
stamps to p;,-sburg P'-
March 2S-ly.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13

Das Gn0ros & Gn0etai(
mamnfactmr= s mpbemaarem=
emporium
BON
Suffice II. Tprepau0b
Orittc CITRATE, : : st. Nahl,
Minneiota,
1T burd ben @r,pfaue Der ~neuelten
CONNER : @Qureu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13
MmertfaniI6e Na6rtGten.

&rte9ertl de MaBre0eln.-
Depelden pom 4. Npril brineen uns bic
Nadridt pe6 @erpprtreten6 per &eoierun9
NIT elmer frie9eril9en Yolitit. Snf1rutz
tionen an bic 6lptile bel Sort pidenS
finb ertbeilt worpen, auf tbrer 6ut gu 1etn,
TN, NIT lieutenant Slemmer, benz @pm>
manoanten pes Sorts semeinlam III ban<
celn. Der Balbin9ton Correspondent
Der uN, 9. Shines" Yeridert> po6 bic
3ouseieBe Der Ser. @taaten in Qoutiiana
;ur NusfQbrun9 9ebradt perpen iulcn.
Sdmmtli9e &rtee6idife peroen ousse>
riitet uno' in &rte9sbereitl9aft 9eieBt.
Da6@ @merbt3 gum @9tetS<
rt@ter n.-@roBeNa9<
ridten, IN lberrai@enbem II. p%obltbuen>
Dem @ontrafte nit oenen ftebenb, NIT benen
&pir 9en6tbt9t >parer1, Die @ebulp UNI erer
2eier in Der lebten3eit gu foltern, finb an
9elan9t uno 1erotenen, wie e8 59eint,
@lauben. Cine @pe3tal>D epel9e Don
@barlefton an ben N.Y.9eralo iast vDie
StaatsbebSrce bat pffeieue No@ri@t er>
balten, oaB Major Mnperlon auf oueGdQe
8ertdrfuns erbalten werbe. Sn Golse
pason 1T 5penn bic 9eiammteM ilitdrreerne
an tbre Stationen beoroert worpen, unp
in bas 2anp 1T na@ 4 &e8tmentern tebe9
;u 1000 Mann tele9rapbirt. De69let9en
ftno Nmbulancen uno anbere0 orbereitun>
aen fit bic 81 ese @ermupbeter beretts
eiusert@tet. l1m Mttterna9t tpurben BON
Der @itateQe CD &anpnenl9u0e ab9e<
feuert, al6 oaS Signal 3un, Mntreten
iammtl!der &elerpen, 17&esimenter, 800
Mann farf, rparen in elmer Stunbe bet>
|ammea unp marI9trten UNI 3 ubr NOR
gems ab na@ ben Gortifcationen. Bis
Mttta9 >perbeu idnmtlt@e S1tfe tm6a>
fen, wel@e fit ben Iran6pprt n6tbi9 @inp
in 8eretti@aft ietn. Cine Blotte BON z
Ser. Staaten @@fffen-@ott
fits 9eoantt !-tt DOT Der Sanpbanf an,
Soften erl9ienen, unb Major Mnper(on-
perBrape ioQ leben!--lteB bic 9ar3e9la@t
fir bic S9ife-unbeimli@e @d(e bas
fit bic 9erren @errdtber !-ieine Stonale
auf Sort @umpter fptelen. Gin 0arltiaer
&nbltd pas fit piev6 errn Qntuu83ertram,
n,erer. =, Fl tG'5 @@5 80! &c.
Maa 9laubt, BAT es BET Stonee, rs
Meilen iieli@, gum eriten GreFen tpu,n1en
perbe. G6 1T Der plan Der &e9ierunos>
fptte, bic Stranpbatterien cine mad BET
a1bert gum S9wetsen gu brineen, NIT
Mprrts Jslano auf3urduu1e,1 unp pan.,
mad Sort Sumpter purd3uprineen, mdbz
reno Miajor Anperion Sort Moultrie In
FSda4 bdtt. q
Der 2teat. Ialbct, M~bselanbter Der
@eBterut9 AT Maipr Inper(pr, 1T pp,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13
Tele9r1pbti1e Depe1Aen.

US 0Dtn9tDn 10. Mprtl. - 10
Companion, etpa / Der lrei&piQiaen uup
Mili3 beS Difrifts Columbia trate1 beute
an our Snipetttun. @ie belteben aus
lauter bieuffdbt9cn Mannern unp 1inp
fit ofttpen Dtenit beorbert> urp Der nd9 lte
3med ibrer Ginberufuns fol- bic @ertbeiz
oteuns Der 5auptltact 9eaen einen Dom
SQpen er1parteten Nn9rif fem. Dtel Ter
Defenilv : Modt miro i'm 2aufe Die er
Wpde tpent9itens nod cine @ompanie
MrttQerie btn5u9eflgt werben.
IS miro ferner 9en1elpet, raB 20 Der
beten @olontarz@ ompanien gum Dienn
becroert ftnb uno baB aus ibncn bic @az
den 9enpmmen wcrben, melhe bic Dfentz
lt6en @ebduoe gu i6iiben baben. Cine
neue 8atterie let9te MrttQerie fam beute
bier an, pie alien gu erleBen> wel9e obbez
rufcn pproen fino.
Die 8ris9 uYerry" miro in wenisen
Ga9en I'M Stanoe fem, in Gre ;u eeben.
Die Mrbeiten an peuTre9atten @abal6 II.
Saoannab i9retten ral@ poran.
New>Yort 9. Mpril. 49, Die 81. g.
Tribune peridert, baB bic 8e timmuna
Der in ben leBten Ga9en BON bifr ob9e<
9on9enen Grperition in Der Shat Sort
Counter iei, MO nunmebr cine Streitmodt
Don 1000 Mann peri ammelt 1etn mii11e,
Die unter COMMANDO BON Sb%ri1tleutenant
9aroeY 8rown ftebt.
Gborle8tpn> 9. Mprtl. - Die
l9wtmmenoe 8atterte muroe 3wi]1en
SuQtoan'6 Sslano ut,o Sort COUNTER in
Doition 9e3o9en. Die Glptte 1T nod
nt9t in @t9t, wtrb aber beute Na9t BEL
StonY point %erpartet.
Sort Counter, ia9t etne Geuerfre6erzDe<
pe19e, miro an9e9rifen werben, ebe Die
6lotte uoer Nbolitioniten" anlanet. Muf
SuQinan's< unp Morr's zSslanp iouen
5000 @ann ftatipnirt fem.
Ser 8ela9erun9s3ufanp rpiro in @barz
Teton proflamirt werben, uno bic Com
milioner6 in @aibineton BADEN an @op.
piden9 tele8rapbirt paB BET &rie9 unperz
meiplt9 it,.
Cine curioie Na@ri&t 1T mad MQem,
tpaa mir tn Der lebten Belt erfabren, baB
lieutenant Slen1mer, @ommanpant pom
Sort pidens, tele9rapbirt per @runo,
~tpeetpe9en bic @ertdrfunae1 BON Dem
Ddu1pfer BrooflDn ni9t oelarbet purben,
Jet t1ur bet 8etpeien, baB er f1p1 binldnsz
!t@ tart 8erpelen iei, un1 baS Sort 8e9en
traeto cine Mrmee gu balten, pel&e bic
Nebeuen int Stanpe >parer, ms Gelb III
1teueu. Die Grupper f5nnte1 lbrisen6
5a 1eoer beliebtsfn Belt 9elanpet &perben,
tpena ct ibrer bepirfte. s
Nem<O 9, 9. Mprtl.-Spe e.
rtakDepef9e be8 5eralb[6umz
bu8l.--Das Cabinet IN Mpnt9onntrD bat
jeben Staat ser @onf5perattpl, auf8eforz
bert, $500 Truppet gu feQen, Gloriba
aQetn nur 1900. Das wdrel1 dber co..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13
fomnnt, biirfte cine t1r bte unterlu&una

fomn,t, birfte cine tar bte llnteriu@unB
pHene Bra9e ietn.
un9lei9 tpidtiser al6 pas Gambler tt
betbe eportebenoen&fe Die 6 rfegs<
rptte. Diele iablt ra@ Dem Glptteu<
RICHTER fit 1861 i'm @an3en 81 Gabr<
3euse, n6mlt6
10 3intenl9ife 3u cirea 5000 GpnnerL
3ulammen 872 &%anpnen.
/ 10 Gre8atten, bur@i@nittli@ 3u 1900
Tonnen uro So &%anpnen.
20 &riessl@aluppen(@ o rpetten), bur9>
i9nittli4 3u 900 Conner unb 10 &anp>
men Cn,eift unbrau@bar IN tbreu1 jebt8ea
;3uitanbe).
A 8riess. our&l@ntttltd 3u 280 Eon<
nett uto 6 &anpueu. -
1S@ouner, IS Epnne,, uno 3 &anp<
t1en. &c -y...-7 $685.. -
8 S&raubenbampfer, 1. &la6e, bur&z
i&nittli@ gu $500 Eonne>1 unp auf 40
&anonen einsertdtet Olbren inpe0en 1ur
28).
S9raubenoampfer II. &la0e [bapon
5 neu] ~ 1000 &onuen uno IA &anunen.
Dampfs &anonenbpote 3u 900 &ano<
men [alle I'm Dienit].
4 @oooampfer l. &lafe 3u 1000 Gpnz
men unp 10 &anonen [3 i'm Dtenf.]
&aopampfer III. &la1e [betoe i'm
Dtenf. Der ~6ulton," ber friber aud,
au b;eler &la1e sebSrte, 1T Don 6lprioa
%seitpblen]. --.
1 Dampf.G SENDER CBater @it9).
8 &rdnsportidife.
9~etaufte Dampf< &anonenboote Qon
otelen Is 1T feines gu &rieSs3weden
brau9bar).
@on ben 10 9inienl9ifen 1T fir jebt
feine6 brau@bar gu MAIDEN. @on ben
@orpetten finp 10 in Dteni, rs baYpn,
Macepontan, Cumberland @onite4attrn,
portsmoutb, unp ct. 2outS> Nnb gut biz
ubrt9en tau9en nt@t ptel]. Die fpl9en>
ben Tabr5eu9e f1nnter err oroerli@enfaQd
binnen adt Ta9en ie9elfertt9 8ema@1
tpercen:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13
59liebli6 nod Gin @prt ST ben 5erren
QanpfauGeuten!

@eit benz 8eeinne ee9enwarti9er Cation baten
mir unler 5aupt=M ussnnert auT's Wbplclale-
@el9aft seest uuo luden bierin unlere 5au
Soree gu entwideln mir baben biefur Gin @rtra-
Oepartement einribten laien u1p bieten ben Der
rem Mieperpertdufer fern I'M 2anoc ate Nprtbeile
unp BequemliAfeiten, bic ibnen nur Don un leren
@oncurrenteu in ben Dltliden Yldyeu p~ferirt mer>
ben tDnnen. TIMER @tod lit 1ur Den DRY @ppbS
9onium in Mtnnslote Elm ptrtli9 grObartissr uno
fnpen, II II bel uns einSufaufea, pa es feine,
anpern 9aule in Minnelpta mDsli9 1T, mas Aus~
tpabl unp 8iQi9feit betriHt, aud nur annaberuo
NIT uns concurriren 5u tDnnen.
&err 81 rbab
Der NIT bie1em Departement Setraut ,porren, mir.
IS ltb anaelesen lein la0en, tn ere perebrten Sum
p!n in jepsr Be5iebung %5ufrirpen 81 iteaen.
...s. Suffice & 5prepau0b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13


Sic 1natertenen Mftttel pes 8nnoes.
Da cine Gntldetpun9 ce6 3erwIrfnilz
les Der lin ion unp Der 8aummplleni toaz
ten rurh pas g 6we:rt unpermeip<
lid gu ietn ideint, 10 miro ii@ Sepem bic
Tra9e auf prdnaen: s i Der vuncle Gam"
auf einen iolGen &f porbereitet?
Wir entnebmen> I'M ben 2eier iiber bielen
mt9ti9en punft nidt i'm untlarer III lalz
fen, einem Muflabe Ger 81. .. N~benpsts."
bic %fol9eno:n Data iber Die materteQen
Mittel, welbe Dem 8unpe> i'm Sale Der
&rte9 au6tridt, jest ;u @etpte fteben.
Sn benz mir bic Belpre9un9, pte e6
NIT benz "nervus rerum," Der @elptaGe
per9e9terune, ftebt bis CUR nddfen Nuu,<
mer peridieben, wenoen mir uns CUR
Nr E.
Der Nominolbe fanp Der 8unbes>2anp,
Nrnee 1T 1922 Mann. .Sie beitebt
aus 10 Gesimentern Snfanterte ca 10
@%ompa9nien gu 70 Mann), 4 &e9imen<
tern Mrtiuerie ca IL @pmpanien III so
Mann), 1 &esiment berittener 'S9arf<
idiBen, 2 Neatmentern @apauerie uub 2
&%eatmentern Drasoner ca 10 @onpanien
gu 60 Monn);- I'm @anjcn 1913 Gom<
ponten.l Dappn feben ntdt wenioer ais
100 Gpmpanien auf entle9enen Statip<
men in &anlas, Nebrasfa, Utah, Nemme<
rico, Californian, Oregon, TeraS [pa6
bort febence Corps 1T tefanntli6 BON
Twi996 aufgel46t mproenl &ey @ef anp
Gortusas.
@te rpett ber wtrtlt@e 8efanp pes
2anpbeer6 benz Npmtnalz8 e1taup 9let&<
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2,512 1895 272
unp 2 Gransportl9ife. @ednet man gu
ben oi6poniblen Gabrjeu9eu uno waroen
pom Mittelmeer. unp Dem al rtfanil9en
@el4waper nod eint9e einberufen, 70
f5nnte bic 8unoesresterun8 iber eint9e
20 &rie9si@tfe perfQ9en.
@ir io0ten oenfen> baB bte6 Dor Der
5aup btnretdenb mare, NIT BEN 5erren
Sonoerbiinplern fertio au tperoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13

3ett Derta9t bat> ut Der Se1tluB. cine Se@
ceiton6zS roonnan3 an3unebmen uno ben,
@olfe por3uleeen, nit 80 9e9en As @tim>
men . IT worfen worpen, Elm Triumpt,
iber ben Die unionsleute bo9erf reut inp.
Denno@ ftnp bic @bancen, poB @ir9tnta
nidt in ben SecelIonzS truoel I9 fir
gen miro> iebr unsemib> uno miro gang
paYcn obbdn9en, wel@en @rful9 bic &e>
9terun9 ben &errdtbern ge9enliber erjielen
miro. @te pett lioli9e Gre@bett 9ebt>
mag pte9}a@ri@t 3ei9en> ba6 Elm ilplt@er
@erbeoffjter In @aibtn9ton erldienen it,
unt &anonenfutter fir bic Sflapen3ii@ter
an3unerben. G6 lou lbrt9en6 ba6 dr9fte
Sc inpel namentli@ In Baltimore ben
Babneu bes S%lpbunbeS 3utrSmen. Die
Baltimore police @asette f&reibt: ~9lm
perBansenen Sonnta8 9tn8 Elm fernerer
9aufen S@unb unter, bet r~ei3enben Nn<
flbru19 BON 9aslett unb @pobrt9 3ur
ilplt@en Mruaee ab. G6 ,pareu ettpa 70
80 Mann, ntdt6 als Der mil erabelte
Nuswurf ber Stabt, unb unter benz 81
febl BON 3tpeien Der beridt9fea pentotra<
tti@en GIbrer pe6 alien Gmptre<@lub.
&auu1 ,paren fie a1t bic 8at 9efommer,
ais f1e, fan1n1t uno lorbers beftaltI4 be-
ipfen, ant 8oot nit chamber 3u raufen
anfneen. Spute es nit benz 8rte8e pp>
rat, 9eben, 10 1T es urfer iebnlt4fer
@unld, baB btegru1een fortfabren Qoute
,pobl Bios beiben bic Sdcaru1ee, bena.
bic rBrblt@e >pirb Mdnner 8euu9 en-
balten, ibre@e9inenter gu flut1 u. brauat
{i@ nidt nit benz @piili@t Der 9robe1
Stdpte. III beiubeln) f@ aus unierer
@tapt AT retrutiren, ba pitr auf bteie Ma<
rter BE i@eubli@feu uub tt&tsw&rpiefen
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auf's &ei9baltielte nne @eI9madpplfe ~aiprtirt
unp beebrt 1t9 lplGe6 ieinen Serebrten Runreu er-
gebenlt an3useisen.
Dae Eager 1T nit alien neuen Grl9einunsen
ser @ail on ausseltattet uuo bietet uamentii9 cine
@rpBe MuSwabl III &leioer<
1fDhrn.
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MQnufQctur @aQren.
Gin 1te1te8 @efdoGft.

id Per l1nter3ei9nete ~empfeblt iit ben beutl 9en
n. 2ii@inppbnern BON @aint paul NIB bes @'aates
Mtnnel uta nit leinem neuen, reid nnb l%crsfaltis
a%ussemablten @prretbe in alien Nrten ppn:
Setoen>., r-
'".1 BaummpQen<,
5a5 n.lq,4ssatj .aa Mplet< uno
B.. 5rtt taaaj#5 sTa@72@ st:H 2etnenzS tpfen
cd 2ipipie elmer f9Snet @uspabl Don
,,., z.4ms.4 &batplS
tn allen @rSbeu unb prsiisn uae ben neaeltea
s&I Np be >Maaren. 49,.
Dur@ birette 9aarfdufe 1T ct III Stanb seieBt,
;l.. bic biQis|fen Yreiie fir bic sefen 9Baaren ge9e1t
a.aa5g@ aI3a list B~aar3ablun9' "45 5#1!
VI gu feQen. " 4Ha@aa3 ..HsS:'~ 49,. ...
M nd SAMPLER I'M @roBen tpereen aufs Sortbetibaf-
dHAt febebient, tpesba1b fe gum Belude fetnes &C.
aers einlapet fq3 " ~" wv @'~
,x2St9T0 &5 See,
4t9 ct. Yaul, 3. @trabe.
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OI0OO IOII7O IO0
Die I'M actioen Dienft li@ beFnsliden
S@ife fino in 5 @ei&waber setbetlt, bas
betmtlde Home Fleet, paS Mtttelmeer>
9eldwaber> bas afrifanil9e, baS 0eiawaz
Der TN ttQen Meer unp bas piinptl9e.
Das betmtl@e @e1@waber, jebt
9r6btentbeitS bel Bloripa uno in Den weit>
tnoil@en @emd1ern befnolid, beiebt aus
fclaenpen Sbtfeu:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13

ale: Mcrinps, 8alenctos, Ylaios, Delaines,
paramattas, 81 Beiees, SPOIL be ebesres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen i9pnen 8prratb
bunter uno einfarbi9er Seipenwauren
uno p~ertaufcn lol9e 8c1au 3u Mew-y orfer Yrei<
1en+
Infer 9aser in @bawls> @lpaf5 unb @inter-
MGntel 1T auf'S Nei9lte cpmplettirt, unp crlau~
ben mir uns NOD bic nerebrten Danen auf unler
sroBartigeS
@eibzBaarenz II. trimmings Ndprtment
aufmerflam 81 raaden+
Sn 5erren< Mrtifeln, als: Boufstins, Opsfins,
Gal emeres> DuHels, grapattes> 5emcen ac. tic
ten mir jeoer Goncurren3 bic 9pibe> oa mir III bic
fer Branbe bic uprtbeilbaitelten Verbinbungen
baben.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
ARTICLE VI.

l. The Government established by this Constitu-
ton is the of the Provisional Government
of the Confederate States Of America, and al the
laws passed by the latter shall continue in force
Ill the shal be repealed or modiied and all
the officers appointed by the same shall remain in
office until their appointed and quali
fed, the offices abolished -=
p All debts confrafed and engagements entered
into before the adoption OF this Constitution shall
as valid against the Confederate States under this
Constitution under the Provisional Government.
& This Constitution, and the laws of the Conieter-
ate States made IN pursuance thereof, and all
tics made, which shall be made under the author-
Nv the Confederate States, shall be supreme law
of the land and the judges in every State shall he
bound thereby anything in the constitution laws
of any State 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
4. The Senators and Representatives before men
TONED and the members of the several Stale leisla
tures, and all executive and judicial officers, both Of
the Confederate States and of the several States,
shall he bound by oath Affirmation, TO support this
Constitution; but religious test shall he
quired qualification 10 any Office or public trust
unde- the Confederate Ssates-
5. The enumeration, in the Constitution, of GER
tain rights, shall not be construed deny dis-
parags others retained by the people the several
States.
&. The powers not delegated TO the Confedersts
States by the Constitution, prohibited by il
States reserved To tue States respectively.
the people thereof.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
ARTICLE VII.

l. The ratification of the conventions Of ive States
shall be sufficient for the establishment of this CON-
stitution between the States ratiy ing the sane
2 When fve States shall have ratified this Consti-
tuition in the manner before specified, the Congress
under the PROVISIONAL Constitution, shall prescribe
the time for holding the election of President and
Vice President and for the meeting Of the Electoral
Colleges and for counting the votes, and insugursi
ing the President They shall, also, prescribe the
time for holding the hrst election of members of
Congress under this Constitution, and the time for
assembling the same Until the assembling such
Congress, the Congress nnsleF the Provisional Con
stitufion shall continue 10 exercise the legislative
powers granted them; not extending beyond th.,
time limited by the Constitution Of the Provisional
Government
Adopted nnanImonsly. March II. lss1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

We the people of the Confederate States each State
acting in its sovereign and independent character
order N form permanent federal government estab
iish justice insure domestic tranquility, and secure
the blessings OF liberty 10 ourselves and poster
ty-inyokng the faver and guidance OF Ain ghIy tod
do ordain aud establish this Consfitutcn Tor the
Confederate States of America
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
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