The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-27
OXFORD, MISS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1861.

the President or for the purpose ~ paying its
osen ezpe7sses and contisgsncies orJor the pay
msnt Of claims against the Confederate Statss
the ;ustice Of whieh shau haps 6srn jldicidllv
declared by a tribunal for The iaesstigation of
claims against the Government, ssiek Il bhsrs6y
made the duty Of Congress 70 esta5lish
10. All bills apprcpridting nsossy shaH sps-
cify in Federal currency the szaet ameuBt ef
each appropriation and the purpose for phich 10
is made; and Congress shah grant no extra com
peasation 10 any publis contractor, officer agent
or ssruant, after such contract shall hass been
made or such service rendered 3 iss-s.,aa ~ Z
IL No title Of nobility shall be granted by
the Confederate States, and no person holding
any Office of profit or trust under them, shall
without the consent Of the Congress, accept of
any present emoluments, Office or title Of any
kind whatever from any king, prince or foreign
State. =.
l2. Congress shall make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free
exercise thereof; or abrijging the freedom of
speech or Of the press; or the right of the peo-
pie peaceably to assemble and petition the Gov
srnment for redress of grievances.
l3. A well regulated militia being necessary
to the security Of free State, the right Of the
people to keep and bear arms shall not be in
fringed.
IA No soldier shall, In time of peace, be
9uarted IN any mouse wi'nou' the consent OF
the OWNER nor ~ u'ie W war ou' III niainer
to be prescribed by law. ~. -,ae
Is. The right of the people to be secure in
their persons, houses, papers and effects against
unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be
violated; and no warrants shall issue but upon
probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation,
and particularly describing the place to be
searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
10 NO person shaii oe he'd 70 answer ior
capltai OF otherwise ihiahous crime, unless on
presentmen' OF inoictmeht Oh grahu Jury,
except IN cases arising IN the land or naval for
ces, OF IN the mhit,a when IN actuai service IN
tlme ol war or publ s uanse. aS. snsn any Per.
,aonordu 81 Efa or l;r,h. no. hs co,,s,,a,,
"a =; -, ,r;,1;ooI caso 20 ha a ,;t,ose -,
~ ~ s,'y h. danr;ysd of rsa ,;harsa Ssano S
..,' , ,,,;tio,, Az a.o.ass os i.w. - ~
puag ,rnnort, he taLon for nnh,;, nsa ,,';.,,'
pnt ;nst COMMUNICATION
III II Oh cr;n,;noi rrosa.,.,A,,s ,h, ,,,,,s.a
shau on;ov tho r;gbt tp a snsadv and ,,nb,o
..;ai -. ~ ;,ar3;.i 49,, of a. c. a.
tn;at ,ora;, the crime sb.ll bavs hao,,
.lS - a;S,.;ot sha,i - 49, .;.s,',
w., D,r,a;nad h,, iow and 20 he ;nsariaS &c a..
aseu,. .eI & y %" 20 a tha aoo',soa;on ~ ~ n m0
saoJ s.a.u lei sho ar.;as, ~, " ~ ~
tion.eJ WIZ, wy c.. ~ 10 ~,
vmpa'oy 70 hava tha sssis7.nna 81 oo'',sai aaI
Gov Ii, das.nsa " N'N'''''
'' "a s'' In % suits at common law where the yalue
in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars. the
right of trial by jury shall be preserved and
no fact so tried by a jury shall be otherwise re-
examined in any court Of the Confederacy, than
according to the rules o. the common law
III EXCESSIVE oaii s,'ah not oe required, no,
excessive nhes lmposed' nor cruc' ana uhusua'
punishment inu'c.eas
~ Gcery ed@" res0eM'on "dU'ng 1ne J1rcs 'ao'
Sld rssa'. 20 & ~. ""e '"' "'o' "'a'' 0e 'N
P'e'A'' W. "'' '''''
SECTION ~.
!. No state shall enter INTO any treaty, alli-
anGe' or conIedera,'On gran. letters OF mar9ue que
% aoId and % silver coin tcndsr,n nayme9t of dshts'
pass any bill of attainder or en- post factc
law or law impairng the Obligation Of cczr