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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Largest Southern Piano Manufaotory.

ES3l s0htACiA ieilO w. dLu5dCICTy.
 Coll MeDaLs ia -four Saeessiee Years! \ T thc Maryland Institute be- g;sSsssss 4 sides liis premiums at the Fairsif < ffs n Phiia4elphia, Washington and RichInoiid
 Testimonials otexcellence from THALBERG. .STRA. KoscH, and G. SATTER. As also from some ot the most eminent Professors and Amateurs in the country.
 WILLIAM KNABE X CO.,, Nos. l, 3, and |, North Eutaw street, BALTIMORE, would respect. uy invite the attertion ui tl,e public to their well 5 itet stock of Grand and Square Piano Fones which, for beauty O. finish, power and sw eetness of tone anu elasticity of touch, having been, by 1nigeS, prnounced unrivalled. Ever, Piano guar Inteed t'r five wears, and privilege of exchange grlntet,at any time within months if not entirely satisfactory.
 Terms liberal call is respectfully solicited before purchas ng elsewhere.
 PIANOS taker in exchange. hired and repair ed.
 WILLIAM kNABE X CO.,, Fch p 1860 lv Balfin ore
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
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 MANUFA erCR:e OF Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron ana Zinc Wares fF AS opcual q shop oqpo~ Q VT ] \ S. T. 'iueErrs. on M hal4d N k .gg<.5. ham stte-ta, where C will kear eonssyitty Y r$ }a hand com ie!e !'surtmeIt e shea ( Wares; lSo av3rety oi Cook IF ;ltnl P;yrog S.oyes t,tncr japane and pressed waYes, which ta cttels Il, @hoieSa,r ttul retail rarto' la1.,t'cit on iaid to
 REPAIRING ana JOB W GEk, @'nttemle, 1p1in Jni Stal nb5at work 1on' Aor'- notice, a' Ire ,o"est pHssble ratcs ,or cash. Eel. l5tt. IS6 i.--!t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Professional Cards.
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 RohT. c. LINTON.

--.s.a -..-- .,s-"5. 1Ot. h. S. ba 'A'- WITHERSF CON & DAVIS, Attcmeys at L1w, ArkHellhia, Atkahsas-wii practice in the counties if Clark. Hempsieid Selier fl0t Spring. Dalas, Pike. Polk and Montgomery; and attend. promptly t9 the collection of claims any where in South Western Arkansas Dee. <, lc6l. ly J. c. BARROW. Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chaneey. HamDten, Calhoun county, Ark lusas -ain pqaciiee jn the seyerai .uf..jis ccup iaing tii- 2d 1u.ieial c rcuit All eia ms placed il his ian s for collection will receive prompt ate -tion
 Dec |, lsa9i ly ke#a=
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

E. ctNrE .Li. G. B, CAMPBELL. P.N. STRONG. CAM BELL & STRONG, Cotton Fnetors anI Comm. -~ion Merchants, No. 20 St. Charles st. Ne" Q eans. Feb 23 '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
A FINE AssoRrMEnT OF FURNITURE
RESIDENT DENTIST,

X I IN . Aas3OnIMENT OF FURNITURE For sale-consistng ol Bureaus, ,,,ra=-..-y,.=rys. i'edsteatis, Chairs, Tab es, Look sssfs1 VI. a ing Glasses, Wamots, Cribs, etc. x ts The subscriber prepared n make all articles oi FHaHture in | s:periorst k; anareparil- viH 3}so be neatly and prem ty done .,r.e,n... Also, Coffin making and undertaking -44ll L sl-o-Lesl
 Ware-r)om.en Markham st. o1 tlecoraeg below the Feesbvtatan church. FRANCIS DI TIER.
 FeA. 23. ,59-iv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

IeacNetS.
 rFNfTE above named PRINCIPALS %ses1 X have pu,chascd the Furniture and .sr.s.f Es Aprarllus ol the Scmn7ry, lIyoribly Ss4s+-s iF known as Mrs. RIcuAED5 lHsTITUrE, ana the Desks ut the Little Rock High s hoo!. They are LOW ab to announce to the citizens of Little Rock and tae tubic generally, that Seminary of high grade will bc opened n the comm bilious building hitherto occape,i-by Mgs. Richrl, on the
 2a Monday in September nest, vith d full corps uf ;bIeanl experienced teachers The Sch ol Apartments dnd lHt W II be rnt III good rempif l. tic am of the Principals, by thor o5 n aud systematic of instruction, to offer to aii5 community permanent educational adv@n' t39e- equal t0 t.ose of any smll;r Institution ill l our country.
 The senior Principal can accommodate, as hoard 1 ers Il limited number of pupils. Tuition will be i c6arqel from the lime Of entrance to the close o | the session Nu deductions from tuitions except for frouactgd illness. The scholastic year ls divi,ed inro TWO sessions of 2l weeks each. The Institute will embrace three Departments - the Primary, Junior and senior.
 Terms per Session. of 21 weeks. 4utio1-Esmary Department from &l4 to SIS n,, n
 --Jiador '''''''''' .I5 H"
 sS $e44rer E' ..-....... &o "o Piaao, G,atlr. or Harp. each............ % ca paining in t.l Col0rs. rs................ ~ Wi
 --iu Water Coiors ............ lo 0'' Ancient a' Moderu Languages, CT Draw o, Ht@. each. .......#.........,..... ...' lV oh l.e4sjls in Wax Flowers CT Fruit. t........ 10 otl i9ald and %as7ing, per month. h......... 10 tml m larjjeut.lS--I1aej, ink and Peuciis.-... ot
 It't;ou due and payable onc-half in advance, and tie other before tue close of the session.
 Circulars Will be forwarded on application. All communications will receive prompt attention.
 scF.. .ieG0.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
hntle Rock Foundry
NANUFAC CTOR Y7!!

THE Sob>cn ,er having esS = E purchased the above estab- NssSN isament is now making COOK aS2ssza@sss sssssssssA x EEt EELY's Patent Steel FLOW, which is b. far the best puw ever offered in this market. tio will also keep large quantity of all other ies riptions oi Flows. both cast and wrought iron, winch h. is hiernp exceedingly low.
 Fion Points ana Land Sides of all patterns al- ya,s an hanl.
 Planners and Planters will hLd it to theirinterest ;a iet lin call c.,s,jnss c. every kind il i,on and brass made promptly. Also Black smitl.ng in all it's branches c5fr Hu. Aiacuinery 'f'tunisheu ar Repaired.
 JAMES ERODE, Get l3. 1869. ly. Little Rock Foundry.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

MOSES GREENWOOD, Commission Mer chant and Cotton Factor, 23 Carondelet street. New Orleans. Feb g '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

J, ". Nj M'roNACCHEY. F. W. HoApIEY. McCONAUGEEY 6 EOApLEY, Atroruc>s II Law. Little Rock, Arhau-as--wi.l practice in the Circuit Courts of Pulaski, Prairie, Ashley, Drew, Chcot Dcsha, ArkausaS and Jefferson; in fhcSupreme, Feoelal Ch ,nccryand Proate Courts t Little Rock, and attend to the collection oi claims in my part of inc State.
 GT%~ Office up stairs in the Adams building.
 t}rt I2 l~.lA. Iy
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A $. RUTHERFORD, Attolneyat Law, Lew isv,lle, Lafayette county, Ark. Sept p, '6a. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
For Children.

We ssy parents if your children sickly, puny, iAe'ed with complaints prevaeut among chiidreu give hem small Gnan fly C Hci.eans CcrA, and VIII make hem healthy, fat and rohust Delay moment, ny it., xpIv mn .Atli ln npDu pva
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

T. 7. aoaKEILs5. Attorney ii law, Pie BiutE, Sm;ne, G4IIa-, CHaao,,, Bradley. Drew, Ashley, Gaeo, Hesi.a, A Arl...sis ;ulj Jefferson, .Aiso, n he 5,@reae ;td federal Courts at Litds Rock, ll.tw.il al1ca. prauIii5 to the eulicctie 6. ali r}a:al+ iar=d il, i.i- ifd=. Aeel !, leta- ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
2 NIilIion of Bottles
To the Ladie g

Have been soll during tbe last s moui, and in aree has II iaed in giving entire satisfaction. hu, hen vlli safsT tom weakness ebty, wh,u Aielesus lTens LhenlaE Coflia MilI cnIe ,nn?
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
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G0-zl..g5g. 2 ON 6 12.E.AEAwo 2.E .AEAw

N.J. WARD. NM. ?, sAgSp!as. noBr. r. HUNT. WARD, SAUNDERS 5. HUNT, Cotton f32t 4.s, Iun Gra1or st., \. O. Feb. 23, '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

Commission, Receiving anl IQHu3.rc q. chants DeyaIl'S Rluif, Ark.
 TERMS ( tSH. Seit.1 ,60
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28

IT AITzED IEssrsos.
E.,s .,Sss. l.s ,.ssss,
1Hasfsiesssees.srs.
AFIkr ne 1sIter II Des.h
ka1e re ss1 ssr.Ts6
,a.a ne valley q peasA
zsS1e sks ssx kznsres,
W &c cxsas a. ez2sy BtEbs
80 aos.s aas kzs sksrferse
aTor~zra Tie LIsat BEixzte'
Take sse xgos,v sasxn sS41:
Este TIE VALLEY 1t pesfa
Eo1s TIE s1x hEntrcd.
..ra-vsrd ne Lsshs BsfEa1e!"
xsFssa Vas tnese essmayed
~ tAcaya tae sshcler knew
see ors Esd ttE1:t.et,
fnezfs - v zszkemrlyy So
G1AarK nSk b feSpa uhy.S m sG4s1
Theirs bat 70 % sci de,
ir.a tie valley - pesss
Rs.e thsSx Aaa1sed-i -
CaEnon 70 right q then.
Carna1 - len o. shaI
4 Gseean ia frstt Of them = = -
yssle7es and sesIfeFedi
sserrret at stth skg. and she'll,
-@Es Eska:y they Esce AID well, aa@zE
Ints the JAWS u Death,
Ic.0 the nssstn u He'll
Eacs The ssx ngEtrsd.
. FIasaea all their sAsses bsfs,
Eizraesi all q ozce in Air.
sahsiuS the zunrtfs there,
ss Charges an array while
All the world ssEsfese4s
a. PIuage5fn she battery sEsoke,
e. i with MARY desperate ssroks assssEaa
TIE Russian lire they troke;
Then tier rode n2ek but aoS-
Mt The slx hundred
3ss CAnHon 70 Tight Of Them, sFSM 8s4EeFssf
CsnrUn 10 reg ~ them
Cannon tn front Of them,
yssIsyed and tknnl1efed - sNtFs
80 storraef a. ~ith Shot and she'll,
while horse and hero fell.
Taoss who had Ten aht vol
Came fEpbi the !axz Of Death.
Back frsfsl the mouth Of Hell,
All that was isft of them,
Lei, u .six hundred.
when can tselr glory ssde2
o the Will ctarge they u,ade'
All the world wondered,
Hsnas the charge they made!
uoner the Light BRIGADE, sess.s.s- "a. q,
Egbie sir buadFed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
EAII. ROAD.

VOU will save from THREE To FIVE DAYSTlxg
i by taking this popular and pleasant route
The Coaches Of the WESTERN STAGE COW.
FANNY run in connection with the Platte Count,
Railroad Ia ST. Joseph connecting at St Joseph win
DAILY Trains to HANNIBAL Quincy, CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS. and all points in The Easi. 81,
THROUGH TICK ETS sold to all points in IN. t,ni.
ted States and Canada. =
ETTiekets to Chicago as low as by any other rou,e
sons. JTK uAywann
r. ohoAL Gent Sup't Hannibal.
Gen'l Ticket Agt, Hannibal
IL. q. rEAsE western Agent
H. y. MUTT, Ticket Agent, Council Eints.
Wind. 9noe
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28
u RIFF Y THE BLOOD,
MOFEAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE Pitts AND pHHru
BiTTERS


The high and ehvlcd celebrity which these mr..
cihehi Meuleines have aegni oil tor then ia srisb
etEcaey IN all the diseases which they profess Il,
has rendered the usual practice II npt,hr me-, r,s
unnecessary, but unworthy Of thcut They are tn...
oy their fruits Their good WoI h iestt, fnr t.sn
and they thrive not by The faith ei tlo 5retuIsus
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma N,utr a,J Ch.,.I.
Rhe msnati ssn. Affections ~ Ris,idrr n nd M 7
ncysi Bilious Fevers and Liver Com .t.i,,,, i,
III the south and west where these disease. be,al
they Will be founa Invaluable. Planters Fsrurr,
anu DINERS, VINO once use the Medicines will netsr
afterwards be without them. .4ef== #E# =
Dysprpsia.--No person wi tn this t,i d.s.s
should delay using these medicines immc,iseIy :
Ernpttons Of the shin, ErystpeIns, Eia,nlerr,
Fever and A2Ue. For this scourge OF the westerp
country these medicines win be found safe speetr
ana certain remedy, Other medicines leave Ii,
thcse medicines Is pcimanenl-ThY THEM, NE SAL.
IsPIED AND BE CURED .E u - -.
MercuraI Dtseases.-Never fails to ersJh,tt
entirely all the effects Mercury innnitely sooner
'han .hc mosi powerful preparation OF sarsapsrilla
Wight Swrats. Nervous Debility, nerves.
Complaints Of niI kinds. Organic affeciisp,
Pn!pitn'ion Of the Heart. Painters ChoIje.
Puca Tho original proprietor Of these incidence
WAS cured Of Piles Of 30 years etanding by the N
OF these Life Medicines alone Worms Of all kinda
arc encctuaiiy expelled by the Medicines Parent
VIII DO well :" administer them whenever theu
existencei Is suspected Relief viii be certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND pnGNIx B,rrERs
Purify the blood and thus remove al, diseases from
the system, single trial VIII place the LIFE PILLS
and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond the reach of cofpt.t
ton IN the estimstion Of every patient. Ed.
UTPrepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM MOFrAf
-a a35 Broadway, cor. IYnr,h ST., Nev YSYh
FOR sALEBY r GEEsAMAN SEQ.
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= sc HHLsBoROUGH ! :
; MILITARY ACADEMY

MILITARY ~ ACADEMY
THIS INSTITUTION Is UNDER THE CONDfIcr =,
Il Col c. G. TEW, formerly superintendent Of tSs ~
Military academy at Columbia SC Il is desonaSs oats
ford education Of the same scientific and prsc,;ss
acer % that obtained in the State Military sa
Virginia and South-Csrolns. sf,a-,- '''''''0ns Of
COURSE OF STUDY ~
First Yedr, stk Qa0-Arithmetic Algebra r,s,, -,
tary United States English Grammar GeoQrapbv III. a
g.phy., r-'' 0''A''
try, French Latin Upiversal History Compostion
Third Year, Sd Gass-Descrptive Geouetrv a.,
Shadows and Perspective, Analytical Geometry
French Latin, Rhetoric, History Of England, Et.r,,n
Drawing Execution. 'ea'urS
.EourfI Rear, ID Na.,-Df and Int. Ca,cu,u. x.,-
Philosophy. Chemistry, Rhetoric Logic, Moral PboaGa
Latin, Drawing, Elocution.
f.ttA Year lM Csass-AgricutuFsl Chemistry. A,t,,..
my, Geology, Mneraogy, Civil Engineering Field Fo;s
cation, Ethics Political Eeconomy Evidences Of Cba
ity, Constitution Of the United States N-'"aa'
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form isatur. n a.
whole course tns
sz- ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Acadsmic year will commence on the 6r.t w.a...
day in February, Feb 1881 and continue wtbons
PERMISSION, to the fourth Wednesday in November ~
sites Of Military Academy The main badins ;se ss.
feet long and three stories high; another budn. s
feet long contains the hail. kitchen store nom Nv
geon's OfSce and hospital S'A'' SUI
The charges for the Academic year are ss,s m ~,
the Academy provides board fuel ghts Washing D.,sD
ton, textbooks, medical attendants and elotbino
For circulafs contsining full inSOrmatios address,
COL c. c. TEW, =
w...s.a ,...osss..s ,sEsl Supt b. NJ. A. /:
NOVEMBER co. lsoo. 4s-wdswly
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TIE OAK. CITY HOUSE.

tUFPOSIfE THE POST OFFI0E)
RALEIGH, N. C.
HyHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REP1Trpn
and newt! furnished in elegant style, and nj. mon
TAGuE, late Of Wilmington has opened on The ,ecoos
floor, - -~s'NS
A NEW BILLIARD SALOON.
WITH TWO OF ~. &C..
PHELANS PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION
T., TABLES.
This Establishment, under new arrangement has h..
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS. WINES, SEGARS
g. direct from tho Custom HOUSE !. VII 30 conducted
N. B. Waller H. Tay Ior's Old London Book Brandt
and the famous Reading Ale always on draught
- Snacks Served at all Hours. 81 ,
"A FREE LUNCH given daily at IL o'clock: ~
d. G. L0UGEE CO. y
March %. 1851. Ss-x6svtf
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CRops-Both cane and corn are aourish;ns A.,
in Lafourche More than double TIE usual on nSsl!
y the latter has been planted Not for years b
such hattering psaipects for bountifal bars.aAs
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The Charleston Courier copies the Erening Posts
story Of the killed at Fort Moultrie, and says: -
"Very plausibly argued-but false. There ms
not one killed" e.
"A company Of artillery went on Nonday IAN
Augusta to Harper's Ferry 10 command Or HI.
VIM. n. Pendleton, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. ,.ya7l
Judge Lumkin, of the Supreme Court of Georgia,
has in service of the Confederate States at this time
four sons, two sons-inlaw, two grandsons, and six
nephews
OF the midshipmen who 60 into the Naval School
at Newport R L, there are only eight from the Sc
ceded States
The Washington Ssar says that many commune
cations have been received from the soldiers,
planning of the camp fare.
The steamer Parkersburg has been chartered at
with sheep, hogs and 100 1Rns ice.
The steamers, Pocahog Is, Powhatan. Philadel-
pha and Baltimore are uising on the Potomac to
prevent the removal of likhts, &c. So
The Alexandra Gazette thinks the blockade is .
benefit to Virginia by compelling the State TO man-
ufacture for ITSELF ss : ~.
The Governor Of Georgia has been rendered the
services Of 2l5 volunteers companies in addition u
three regiments already in servica -.
The buoys in Pamlico Sound on the Swash, and
about the nlets of Ocracoke and Hatteras have
removed. eet s'- =
At Tallapooss, Alabama, company has been or
ganized for the war; aud over 900 raised for the
families of the soldiers during their absence.
It has been decided to protect the Upper Missis-
sippi river with armed steamers and batteries Of
heavy ordnance. ae
Col. Aliens regiment of Zouaves will leave for
Washington as soon as their arms can be procured,
which will probably be in day or two.
Thomas Francis Meagher's Irish Zouaves will also
leave at an early day. -,I 3
Senator Douglas, it is stated, is to be made =
Major-General in The Army.
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ALEXANDRIA, May 1.-THE Picket Guard was
driven in last night by the Administration forces
The Long Bridge, as far as the north end Of the
draw, is occupied BY Federal troops tonight.
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Potoevs granted them not extending beyond the time
limited BY the Constitution Of the Provisional Goo.
eminent.
Adopted unanimously, March II. 1861. '>'
RoxAN CArHoLrc1sN AND SLAVERY BorH TO BE
DESTROYED. New York Day Book quotes the
following from the New York Times:
Like Popery, slavery is incompatible with the
spirit Of the age; or, in other words, with liberty
and civilization. Their progress is at'an end, and
fate or Providence seems to have doomed them to
speedy destruction by tho folly Of their dsootees
The Day Book, commenting on this paragraph,
expresses the same opinion we have ourselves main
ta;ned that
AFTER civil freedom is destroyed by the monar-
chical, Puritancal, antrepublican party, it will,
doubtless turn its attention to the overthrow Of re-
gous freedom. 1t tried to get up crusade against
Catholicism few years since, and in New England
penetrated converts with Hiss committees, &c, bot
its onward progress was CALAMITY met by old Vir-
ginia, and with the true democratic instincts Of
equal rights, she conquered the destroyer She
fought and gained one Of the most important bat
ties for equal rights of this century, and she fought
for it North, which had been oyerrun by the pest-
lent heresy Of Know Nothingism. The return she
gets for it is the invasion Of her soil by the very men
whom she most served"
We are glad to see that at least one paper in New
York has the manliness and sense to present such
views to the foreign population of the North, who
now expected to do all the fighting for the man.
ufactures and mionaires of thar region. Keep it
before them" that they expected to crush their
own champion and deliverer. Never let them for
get that they must be the next victims that the
naticsm Of the Puritan mind is as intense against
Roman Catholicism as it is against slavery, as the
blackened walls of the Convent near Boston, and
the ruins of their churches in the Cty of Brothery
Hate testify.-Riehmond Di.pateh. :. IL
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Constitutieh a under the Provisional Government.
.. ms CONSTITUTES, and the laws Of the Confed-
crate States made npunuAnce thereof and all trea.
ties made OF which shsll be made under the author
yof the Contederste States shall be the supreme
law OF the land and the Judges iE every State shall
oe bound thereby, anything in the Constitution Of
laws OF any State to the contrary notwithstanding
4 The Senators and Representatives before men
toned and the members Of the several State Legis-
latures, and all the Executive and JulicM oficers
both of the Confederate States and Of the several
States shall be bound by oath or affirmation to sun
port this Constitution, but no religious test shah
ever be required as qualification to any office or
public trust under the Confederate States
3. The enumeration, in the Constitution, Of Ger
tain rights shall not be construed to deny or dspar-
States. 20 :
6. The powers not delegated TO the Confederate
States BY the Constitution, prohibited by it to
the States are reserved to the States respectively,
or to the people thereof
ARTICLE VII.
l. The ratification Of the Convention Of FIVE
STATES shall be sufficient for the establishment of
this Constitution between the States so ratifying
the same
Q. When foe States shaiz haus ratified this Con-
stitution, in tho manner before specified, tho Con-
gress under the Prooi.ional Constitution shall pro-
scribe the time for holding the election of Pesident
and Vice President; and for the meeting Of the
electoral college, and for Vomiting the rotes and in.
ougurating the Presidena They shall, also, pre-
scribe the time for holding the first election of mem
bers Of Congress under this Consultation, and the
time for assembling the SAND Until tie assembly
fsuch Congress, the Congress under the Provisional
Constitution shall contine to exercise tho legisatsps
posoers granted Mem not extending beyond the time
limited BY the Constitution Of the Provisional Coz.
eminent.
Adopted unanimously, March II, 1861. 80
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NOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATECXRPENrER.-FOI
e SALE, very fine young MARE Apply to
-5tsss e BURKE HAYWOOD.
April .. 1861. 49, 3 ~ s7-w&swf
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and regular statement and account Of the receipts
and. expenditures of all public money shall be pub.
lished from time to time. 81
9. CONGRESS SHALL APPROPRIATE NO MONEY FROM
TIE TREASURY EXCEPT BY A VOTE or Tw0.fHlRDs or
BOTH HOUSES, TAKEN BY YEAS AND NAYS lUNLKss IT
BE ASKED AND ESTIMATED FOR BY SOME ONE or THE
HEADS OF DEPARTMENT, AND SUBMITTED TO C0NGREss
BY THE President; Or FOR THE PURPOSE OF PArNG
ITS OWN EXPENSES AND CONTINGENCIES; OR FOR THE
THE PAYMENT OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE CONFEDERATE
STATES, THE JUSTICE OF WHICH SHALL HAVE BEEN JU.
DTcrALLY DECLARED BY TRIBUNAL FOR THE NvEsTI-
CATION OF CLAIMS AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT, WHICH
Is HEREBY MADE THE DUTY OF C0NGREss TO ESTABLISH
10. ALL BILLS ApPRoPRIATING MONEY SHALL sPHcI-
Fl, IN FEDERAL CURRENCY, THE EXACT AMOUNT OF
EACH APPROPRIATION AND THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH
IT IS MADE; And CoNeREss SHALL GRANT NO EXTRA
COMPENSATION TO ANY PUBLIC CONTRACTOR, oFTicRR,
AGENT, OR SERVANT, AFTER SUCH CONTRACT SHALL
HAVE BEEN MADE Oh SUCH SERVICE RENDERED.
II. No title Of nobility shall be granted by the
Confederate States and no person holding any Of
fee of profit or trust under them, SHALL without the
consent Of the Congress- accept any present. emol
uments, Office or title of any kind whatever, from
any king, prince or foreign state. s +.
| T. Congress shall make no law respecting IN es-
Enlistment of religion prohibiting the free exer.
else thereof; or abridgEg the freedom Of speech,
Of the press the right Of the people peaceably to
assemble and petition the government for redress
Of grievances. p
I Is. A we'll regulated militia being necessary to
the security Of free State the right Of the people
to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
/ IA No soldier shsll in time of peace be quarter.
ed in any house without the consent of the owrfpr
nor m time Of wat, but in manner TO be prescribed
BY hw. 81. 3.::slss 'lI.sg 91aane3a 81
10. The right Of the people, to be secure in thsii
persons houses papers ind effects against unfes-
sonab'e searches and seizures, shall not be violated
sndno warrants shall Issue butupon probable cause
supported ~ oath OK sfirnsdon, md particularly