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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12

UNCERTAINTY OF TYPzs.-A young gentle
man by the name Of Conkey, having been
united by the holy bands of wedlock, sent
marriage notice, with verse of his own
composition, to the printer for publication
Married-At Gosham, Feb. 2Sth, A. Con-
key, Esq. Attorney at law, to Euphenia
Virgins.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12
Love is the union of two hearts
That beat in softest melody;
Time, with its ravages, imparts
No bitter fusion To its ecsfacx

He looked with much anxiety for the
next issue of the paper, in order to see his
name in print. The compositor in whose
charge the notice was placed happened to
be on a spree at the time, and made won.
derfu blunder in setting the types. Here is
the notice:
Married-At Gosham, Feb. 2sth, A. Don
key, Esq, Eternally at Law, to Euphenia
Piggins.
Jove is onion of two heads
That belts in soft melody;
Time, wit its cabbage heads, imparts
No better feed to an extra dray.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12

Of some faithful friend of the people. -
What is the result =? The distractions
remain unmoved. The people curse
because the car lags-or, if it does
move, tits at the expense of a broken
wheel and jaded and so rebacked team.
l tell you, the thing won't pay. The
time will come when the nasal promon-
tories of these disinterested grinders
will be put to the stone, instead Of their
hardware. Applause. 1 am Nigh
ty afraid the machine is going to stop.
The grease is giving out laundering
fast. 1t is beginning to creak on its
axis. Gentlemen, it is my private
opinion, con6dentially expressed, that
all the "grit" is pretty nearly worn off
Applause.
MIR. Speaker, you must excuse me
for my latitudinosity and circumlocu-
toriness. My old blunderbuss scatters
but if anybody gets pep
pered, it amt my fault if they are in
The way.
Sir, these dandadical, supersquirti-
al, mahogany faced gentry-what do
hey know about the blessings of free
lon :? About as much, sir, as q toad
'rog does of high glory. Do they
hink they can escape me? III follow
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Rates of Aevcrtisins'
XIX Lr1sRs On LESS coEsTzTurz A souAAh.

SPECIAL N0TICE.-The Unon AND AEEEIcAN q eoadss
ssrcz t0a sAsckznspssea. Az paPsre Gre dscoA,.ss
cd tbs srpfrntoa f ths tnae sohfch they 5oe -
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cd 1hfs e rule from spich there ffH ce 20
Fto1 fsr The asdrk. aHd rsaec pour
nj EssaiB Unox AID ANKRIcas IS per 01"1A' y" 90
dncs. -
IT, fubscrbers desiring their papers ehangsd must nentc.
Post ooe from, well aste one 20, which tney oe'e As
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
A Good Farm for sale.

VTTE for the place which Coleman has lvsa
Nv since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within mile Of Wsmsve and three miles OF the Nash
villa Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and bean
tfu pa OF Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety acesghty cleared, and about my acres
good clear It isn good state Of cultivation, with eo
frtabe out houses Also, good
orchards and several falling springs Of exceen water
we'll tersd, and certainly BE ade Of the most oe
rahe ssckfarms in this sectien country We promise
bargain this land and cash. time With inter
sst For further information call James AcNsy, Sho
lives near aid place. OF undersigned RoEler Landing
Tennessee river. B1kN & BkuIAHk.
UssOA 0zd AmsrScan copy, and charge Addccdse
neDQQ-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
The Largest Circulation es any Pelitseal
Paper IN Tennessee.

In politics, the Union AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton that nominated BREoKDRIDoE xsD LANE. 1t
devotes special attention to its News Department
and as an accurate and reliable reporter Of Com
nercisl and Monetary transactions 1t is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests Of eur soaoe country; deeply alive
70 the development of al the varied resources of
Tennessee and laborins for the prosperity anil en-.
serprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention, and our reports Of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approxmating to Ger
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information, the UNION AND AxERIcAS is the paper
for you. -
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REMOVAL.

rYx have removed Prudnce and Commission business
~ 10 The No. oslege street, between Union and
Chm formerly occupied b Nicol, Green Co where
rha keep constantly Land large slsck Of all xrcs in
the Produce line, which prepared 10 sell tie Ses
n ,. COMMON BRo.,
=zas-f NO-s Collsss street, between Union Chareh-
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PRIVATE TgsTION.

DRD, wRreHr wishes to devote portion ef the day
70 giving private Instruction In Latin 9reek French,
Mathematics, Music. &c.
Rooms the Post Once
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NTATE OF TENNESSEE, DICKSON
- County Circuit COnrt s-John II Curtis ~
Lucy Curtis Nsrch Rules Ie5l-PetitioE for Dfvsrceln
ibis spPesr that lucy Curtis, the eeneant u
cause resilient CT the ate Of Tennessee and benno
ne rule process Of this Il herssere ordered
By puplion TO hsr. be 11sde In the sesnstL,e
Union and American thrse successive weeks ns
70 appear and answer the Bill Complainant ehh1 ag4'n
hez ia sid 05urthonse IN Tie of Charlotte 10 psgn
county, Tenn on before the 4h 3cndsy Ia jane 2e1
ths sse Win be taken fer confessed g b bs ene - io'
hssri8g espaEts. Tits ssh Asrcn. lssl: 4
rnsrRo- -ua.ur'zfesa3 o. sald Court
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F.NGINEER

ctrRRD by Revenue, out Of Andrswstta lhs dam
- al fpssoual will tins present season at the E
,sssle a Dr. Jas N. Hkkp, Gail.tin, Tenn, go
Al $50 the season and 81 70 the 6room For par III
ticulars refer 70 bis-
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HUNTsvILLE HOTEL.

HUN WILLIE HOT EL.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
VWVHIe House is now open for accoodson Of the Pubc
The rooms all large we'll ventilated and furnished N
the best Style with beautiful furniture and carpes
Ths Public Rooms and Halls lighted By Gas. ss
The Iees aDd Pariors Furnished In splsn'
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shs Al ali tes be supplied with everything good home sad
foreign snare aod and having in employ ood end
experienced and be sevants everything sha oe pre-
pared and sersed In the best manner r, 81 ss
THE BAR
IL frushed with old and excellent Liqvors and Wines com
prising eli popular brands both native and resn
arovK CONNECTED With this house is sspendld sGsF
p BILLIARD SAlADGNt
containing three tables. aforisg pleasant and healthy
vecreation for leisure hour. :.
Evuyne in my pOser shal ke done make the guests cs
n s.Sls-tim. JOIN P. LEE. supsrisssndens.
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Notice.

copsysnsrshp heretofore existing under the style Of nD
WAlps GILKKzsoH 90. this dag dissolved By ma
tusl consent. } 6AxxzsoN retiring from the arn.
fF t 10 HDWARDe,
:. Z. GILKERs0N,
Jnivk 1850. n. P. KDWARD6-
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EDWARDS, HARRIS q Co.,
(zrcczssoRs KDwAzDs srLxzRsoE q co.,
y1LI continue tbs Eholssas G<ccey. Forwarding and
w cemnisEon business at the old stand College and
s,SS.ssrA streess jayf5-n
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GENERAL RULES.

Executed with nssne and Dispatch In the best se OF %
sr. st low rates. and on good materials.
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Rnn BAGS prne yellow and Nlxed Corr, iuss rec'' see
o~ -. JIMss NlAveHLlH & 90,
r.sriT-H No, Market stree
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vAriesI nas regulate ns tfkns1soa It
teueng the operations Of ne Gossrnnsn OF caIcrafs g
Affect tbs public welfare.
Sac That the Prsaidant his discretion, nav employ
the cpeato Of the lines TIE agents Of he
that in his e In all other respec there msy little inter
renee with the business and infringement Of may
b. compatible with me public Interest. 2 = = = =
krc That the compensation Of the SCENTS appointed
this set Eh such agents not officers Of the company
acts SSH % paid out Of De Treasury. - 80
SE7 That no communications in eypher, engmaticel
o. cher doabdu Communication sha b transmitted, miles,
ne person sending the shall he kroBn 10 the
ooverHnens % es Trustworthy ua the real pnrp 1T
sneh ceInmnneatioD shall be explained 70 anch agEs
csc. Tat NE President Il hereby auihoFz Eheseve
Say te found neossy adyirabs far the suecesEal
saton o. me Nar 70 extend existing lines q or make
connections between the same s expense Of elnacins sac
Nd tonal lines 70 be paid any money the Treasury
eteerEise Appropriated. 1890 ss'sr ~ - Z
sr r. That al present and future sesrs Of ths telegraph
nsse1gaged IN receiving and Transmitting iuzenes within
ne tonedsrate Sales shall pEacrale aez he
faeae o. this act AFTER theJ a9poinme, take and SUE
oe asiofe sny judicial o of Of the oonderats
bes the foOsiEg cath: III B. do solsnuly that
VIA support maintain tie oonstuon Of the oonderate
States 81 AnsEisa Wl net directly inarecty
anslt through the Telegraph unicaton az n
h eGesAed 70 inure the cause Of 1a on1eerats Sae
70 give aa aud comfort 20 their eEenes'' q E. t1-
eEc TO- That any person shall knowingly send trans
nit any msssage eomalcaon touching ths military
tous OF the Govefnuent without The same beDg first
70 the inspection Of the agent q the Government mes
sage odeH Ated to aid AID promote TIE Of the tn
ths Confederate States be lsl be suhec indicsnsnt Ia
district csurt Of the Coneats States and convcton shall
be Aned n not Iss than E1s hnEai dosra, and prs
oEed FOR term not lsss tiis yszE.s 40 3
Approved May II, 1881. sep1 laR4 =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22

An act further to amend entitled an establish The
Judicial Courts Of the 0onfsdei States Of America
SECTION The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Aer
@ do enact That much Of the act approved March 49, s6
entitled an act to establish the Judicial Courts the Confe.
rrts States Of America" directs the holding session Of
the supreme Court the Confederate States January
and the hereby, rep aled and n session Of e
Supreme Court shall be held until that Court shall lie organized
Upe provisions Of the Permanent Consultation Of the
fedsrats States the passed in pur5uanos thereof
SIC g wits Of and apeais tssn prosecuted
from the District Courts Of the oonsrats States prior
organization eupreme Court under the Permanent Con
sution shall be made rurnabe The second Monday 81 The
first term held by the Supreme Court, after he establish
nent under the Pernanent Constituti0H. --.ls
sEo 1t thal be lawful the Clerks Of several District
Courts Wrs Of error under e seat Of District
Courts reurnsbS to the Supreme oou in the
nearly may the CLERK Ct the Supreme cour by Law,
wrts and with the force AID eject issued
BY said Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
jurisdiction Of the DriSt Courts OF the Coined
srAts States to all Law equity arising
undsr the Revenue OF the Confederate Se for which
other prov sOnf not already made By Law and any
injury his person property for,
account Of act by him done under law Of the ooners
States for the protection collection The he shall be
entitled maintain suit damage therefor Ire District
Court Confederate States under whose jurisdiction the
party doing the injury may reside,
Approved, July 81 1861. sep 9-laR4W 4
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-
ofEaniaaton 81 te Issnenl1 termed and al rscaces
that may oeer amongst the commissioned ccsra Of troops
mustered into service under his shah be had the
provided in the ecs eneitIed San for
and orghnEaon Of be 81 TIE Ucnedsrzts States Of
America approved sixth 81 narh, eighteen hundred and ak
q enc.
SIC. q That the State Of MsBonri sAsll Be admitted -
Of the Conedeeo eass Of Amerca upo an eoual oo.ing
With the other States under tie Constitution for the
0overunenof thu condition that the aid Corrfi
tuition for t Prosisiona Of efrt-.
a be adopted sd rslisd tc properly so
tinted Authorities Of said ests, and the GoTsrnor d sd etais
shall transmit 70 the President & the Confederate staf IN a.
hsntic copy Of tie Proceedings ansd sofion "a
Acaen and uppr TIE reopt Whsrcf s PretIsent n so
oamaou shall the fact Whsreupon and Eions
her proceedings the part q Consrsss tho admig
sion Of sid State Of Missouri into THIS Coaedes aey under said
Constituted FOR BE Governmento q R eoufsdsrate
State, shall be considered complete and laws Of this
Conedsey shall be thereby tehded over sad Stare of Ms
sef a. tny and eapPetslJ the other staes
posing tke har1e. 81 81 s1ss strtsi s. Fsl-4ls
, Taat Congress o. s oonksasrais satesrsoguiss
hs CONTAMINATED which Claiborne o. Jackson Is CHEZ Mags
aie 70 b thu legally sleses All regularly constituted Govern
ment OF The people and State OF Missouri that the Pre
dent Of bs o0nfeasra BE- ard he s hereby empowered.
dacretos, tine pcr to the admission Of the STAT
member Of t ooufederAcy, to perfect and proclaim
alliance onenTe and deiszys, with the sad Goveranen
limited to the period 81 re existing between this confed
ay and the unsd Safes he said treaty of alliance to b
n force from the date thereo and rH sane shall Be saf
hrrned or rejected by this Cuneft7s.
Approved August 90 1861. lpess-IaE4W
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ooN7EDzRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
P0sr CgF1cE DEra xrs ny,

L rJsT GfFICE
~ Elchzoud. Va, Azgust :. le6l)
EAbED proposals. HH BE- rsssivsd hs Dpartusni aa-
- III satnrday, a III tay Of September next sf e4yiag
Mails June 5h, is5E, On ne folssing ioaiss n ~
aoGT. it5I4Frsu LEBANON By Stop SPRINT ehslFy FsS
ley, Ihres FcTks, AleEzuica Liberty SRitEiat Sizes
Cassvills, to rpzrtA, g ilss and back, tvs Esek
Leave Lebanon Mccday A1d wednesday q y, ArrSe =
leave sparta Tuesday lsa THURSDAY a An, nr8Fs q
Ro0TE I6GIj FrOu LeanOB, By Big Spring tna 1Oas q
Carthage, 20 miles ADD hacs, iHico week
Leave Lebanon Monday ana wednesday a "A A., Arigs q.
I:aTs cafass ussJaylad TsHrsiAy ats ? ~ arrive =
MhdIetcn, Jennings Forts and GordonEFils % phes1ai
Mouud % nj Is a1d haess oles q Eesk &c.
Lsas Lebanon Monlsy q n, arrive q ehsmat hsa7a
Lave oAsaus Mound TassiaI At NJ arrive AZ Lshansu
Ro1Ts loOsiFrou HeAlzuViIs, By Ineraass Pine Bag
Vs spencer Hill Bel syil.s, Post Oak spfFss K1sItaR
ersysH and HsssbeFiyft0 LOaaon, Ao alss AID sask
Lave MeAlinnpis h01daY, Wednsslly and sr1Sy =
n, ARR ye at a. a neIt ta.flE "A II
rgs 81 aeSinusilla next az ~ 8 a. 49,. IA i :.
ks1ye sparta Iuesiay 40 IhursiAy 81 arrive a
Lsudon ue1t diy b. y y 4
Lsse 4 udsi Bslas.ias and Tsd.y At P r., aEiIs .,
R6UrE I0gfL-Frsr Cscksgie By DoaBls Ssrsgs BFrasI
Pekin, Chesuut Mound, cozysun Dixon gPriags HaEi
and BACK, tiEzeia gesE. - 49,
Leave oOsElI Nor la, Wednesday and FIdy At ~
Lave daIlata Tusas Th day and SATURDAY a y ~
arrive II CooksY lie ua1t Jay 81 ~ n
RoUTK nOi4-From sparts b. Eyer hiil alene - ~
Namsfs Val e. Looney C1e COsoys Rs crasn Poiut n
HieuEash, ie2 nSes sHd ssss, snSe 4 eak =,
Leave spartl AIoudsy NJ, arrive a Hiekassah Hea
n' Is.ys z Hiess.e rtuay "a NJ At sosra sas
"a byisM JOIN \. EEAaAHs I
Post HaEtr Gsnerai-
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NO 1871 -.r > .ss
An sSt relative to money dspes ted IL The rsssiy.
oft eorrta - > +.


SECTION The Congress Of the cnfederte States Of
q DC enact That ell m0neys heretofore paid atO tie Reges
and Receivers a the several Courts Of the United States
Tly existing Confederate States shall deposited in
he Treasury Confederate States It shall be the
duty Of he Jalges Of the Courts Of coneerate
sse now having jurisdiction The disposal Of tbs
Of money 70 Withdraw the from the and ReeeF-
ers the Ceu and the amount thereof to the scrta
Of the Treasury. tE "a rF
SIC It shall the duy Of Che Secretary TIE Treasury
10 ISSUE Of ths amounts Of money paid him. sfsrs
ad an equal amount in bonds Of these Confederate states
bearing in AZ ave centum divided into such
shall be required By the Judges making the payment
capital and interest OF said bonds being made payable only
payment thereof shall be ordered decree Of the Court
having Jurisdiction disposal thereof Said bends shall
be maze payable ardsr Of the Judged the Court
the payment made into the Treasury and OF his IN
once and duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
make payment Of said bonds and all aocrnn interest,"
mand and presentation thereof, accompanied By daily certified
COPY 81 TIE order OF Court directing s1oh payEne1t
sHc 3 That all Of money deposited in the Regsrts
and Receives several Courts Of these C0nerss States,
or that nay heresr dspofed SHALL II remaining
posed Of during months from the data Of the depoEit be
ranEferrd IN like manner as above P-oEded to he Treasury
Of the Confederate stats and be replaced BY
SUED in like manner and payable the like terms and
conditions, ali respects as provided IN the second section Of
thisa act. -.a- 1.-.
ApE TOyed August iasIi sep s-laHIW
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nov The Congress Of confsdsxzte sea - knsro
a. enact That addiio1 % ts Foiuuer foree auaoed
Be raised under es1g Prssden b and hereby
Authorized accept the srcs5 o. volunteers sy 6Gef
their services Wort rgsrd TIE place 81 estent, eiheE
ny mountei rl1.p, artilsrys ilfsntIT n such
for and during @ existing unless charrd
mat the Teuztzra oGgrrg thar srTicel -
accepted By the Pdent In cnpsnes, 70 Be ontc4 81 Nm
into squsdrons, batsnons 81 isnI- Ts trcsdsnt sad
Gppcint al Geld EaG ocers but tA copany 0lace EhH
elected by The men connecting hs coupsny sa y scspS
the 0afs elected sha be clnlis1o1ed ~ nc President
sac That aIy FscsrceB occurring in ne Tas Of ne sew
el into srVice under re pIoFIgz1 81
this al ay be xsd ~ V0luHieas accepted he rtss %
Buch ccInpaleg and AIRY Tscace1 0eCf1g IN he ecefs -
companies shall be hd oy slsstiors IN aceurd4ncs MA
tie rules IL. Il i.
forces hereby sutadrnsi Be r1gd. shall, u Al regards, =
ssct orgznzai IN ac-ordance With he pvons 81 a.
sc 10 rovigs Tor s publi defence, al oihar ucis Ter
tie Gogerumeuf II ths ar q The C9nfsi1zii Atatsus
Approved My 2, 1861 aag4-hRia
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An act 70 provde for additional hsd Or to Founteer aE
aions and for toe appointment Of AshtasaSenesl tsr
the provisional force. - =, -,
sEIoN Be Il enace by the CongBeFS of ths Conieeras
States OF America That eighth OF the act OF March
9Th s6l provds for the public defence be- and ths
Bhereby far amended that Eher ever
less companies there nag be allowed IL ue oi
lion Of ths President each battalion 50 constituted ao
officers one with the rank Of Lieutenant COonel and the other
With the rank Of Major
SIC g That the President b. he hereby, author Eed to
appoint for the youneeE forces the Conosate service a.
many assistant the service Hy rsqa re,
rsoE shall with rank Of the assistant ADJ
General in the army shall receive the same
pay and according their respective graoes
AuUroyed Auy ) IE6I sep 9-laE8W
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Resolutions OF thanks Generals JOserh H. johnson and us
BesuTegard, and the officers and troops under their
Command At the battle Of Manassas s-l 81
Resolved the Congress Of the Cenfdsts States Of Amer
ca That the thanks Of Congress einsny due, ana
hereby cordially given General Joseph johnson and Gene
raj BeGIregard and to the officers and troops under
command FOR the great and signal victory obtained b.
forces OF the United States far exceeding them in
number The battle Of the twenty first OF July at AAnasas
and for The gaaBtry, and endurance synced By then
pOraeed continuous struggle Of than ten hours
victory the results Of which viii be realised In the future
successes Of the and Shh In the Judgment Of COngess,
entities who contributed to to the gratitude Of their
try Resolved further That The fOgsng resolution be made
appropriate General Orders by the Generals in
the and troops 10 whom they addressed
Approved August 9, 1861. seps laH4W
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sep lswIW
An Ao. to rails. an .adoSsi H N lila fore. t. au.s

l. The Congress Of the Confederate States OF Amer
lea enat That in addition the Volunteer force authorized
raised under existing laws the President be and be is
hereby authorized TO receipt the Of volunteers who may
offer their services without regard the place Of enlistment
either cavalry mounted Femen artillery infantry, in
such proposn Of these several he deem expsn
to serve and during the existing war, uAess dis
charged, --
?. That the volunteers Offering their services may
accepted by the President companies 30 be Organized By
him squadrons baaiCns regiments. The President
shall appoint All field and sa officers, but the company ooeEs
shah be elected by the compoEog the company; and II
accepted the officers eiee1 shall be commissioned By the
President.
companies mastered into service under the provisions
OF this be Allied by volunteers accepted under the
Of such companies and occurring in the officers
Of such companies shall be allied elections in accordance with
the rules.
SIC Except herein differently provided the volunteer
rce hereby authorized to be raised shall in al regards be sub
jct to and organised accordance with the provisions Of An
provide for the public Defence and ali other the
government Of the armies OF TIE Confederate States.
AFPROvED May g. 1861. sspl-laW4W
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AZ NJ 70 IellII7l % lllIll1 El9lIlllll =
Resolved By the Congress Of he Confederate States Of Ameg
ca. That h Of the he tss In h0 OOnsedsr
ate States be limited to the for their snpp0r
and that the Secretary Of the Treasury Be authorized to place
Of saeh hospitals practicable under the charge
any eoEpors or State authority which will uodeaks keep
opeu the same as hospital f5 the sick na 70 therein
such As the funds allowed ~ Law oz their support VIA
snaB,e them 10 provide for. 81 ss9s
Approved Nay 10, 1851. sepI--laWfR