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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

The 9th Regiment nj Cheat Mountain.
The Indiana Journal Of Tuesday. says.
Col. Milroy, with The 9th regiment was at
Bellaire Sunday. He will reach Cheat
Mountain. in all probability. to-day. Col.
Dumont, with the 9TH regiment. will reach
Cheat Mountain tomorrow. or Thursday.
These two regiments will give General
Reynolds strength TO make an advance on
General Lee and occupy Strasburg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
Seize n supply Steamer, aud March to
Join Gen. Price.

Join Gen. Price.
ST. Louis. Sept 13.-Martin Green ap.
peared unexpectedly with his forces at
Glasgow, and seized the steamer Sunshine,
lying there with cargo Of sugar. coffee
and other stores for our Commissary De-
partment. She had also 400 stand OF arms
on board. and a guard of forty Federal
soldiers. They were taken prisoners. and
several secessionists held By them released.
Green then crossed tine river. and will
join Price, who has advanced to johnson
county. with l6 900 men. Price is prob
ably marching to Lexington.
Owen Lovejoy has been in town for two
days. and it is rumored that he is appoint
ell on Fremont's staff.
p. M. General Blair. Q. NJ. General
Meigs. and Captains Hazard, Kelly and
Footc. of the Navy. will attend review at
camp tomorrow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
NA telscraob desna.ch from Gcoer,

RIA telegraph despatch from General
Reynolds to Gov. Morton. says that the
notorious rebel. Colonel, John a. Wash
ington. was killed by company c.. Of the
18th Regiment. from Whitley county
Eighteen or twenty Marshall county boys
belong to this company. .,as.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

What Indiana Has bone and Is Doing.
infantry in the I'D D. besidss sHiz.eeD COM
panies Of avslry snd foar cempssies Of
aftillery--if one accompanied the 9Th regi-
ment as is reported. In addition to these
there are eighteen regiments organized and
organizing. two Of which are really to
march. If they have not already LETT. and
hive more can be made ready in week.
fhe other regiments wilIbe fall within
fortnight. when Indiana will have in active
service thirty eight regiments. or over
1900 men. without including cavalry or
artillery. We do not include in the above
regiments nucleus here and there in re-
gard to the success of the organization Of
which any doubts may be entertained
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
Reported capture Of Mart. Green and his
Army.

ST.. LOUIS. Sept. lit is reported that
battle took place at Lexington yesterday.
between the Fcderals there and Green 5
rebels, in which most Of the latter were
captured. This needs confirmation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
: The Rebel. suuslched In Maryland.

The Hcbeis Squetched IN marytanos
FRRDERIcK, NIL. Sept. 16.--The Leg
islature meets Tomorrow. There will not
be a quorum. No secession ordinance rs
prepared. nor will one be passed. The
Maryland secessionists have now nothing
to hope for from the Legislature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
IMPORTANT FROM BALTIMORE.
Arrest OF Whole Batch Of Traitors, In.
GLIDING the Mayor, Congressmen, Edi.
tors, Politicians, sc.

BALTIMoEE. Sept. IL.
The Provost Marshal this morning. be-
fore the break Of day. arrested Mayor
Brown, Ross Winans. Charles and Fitz
Lawrence Sangston. s. T. Wallace and
L. p. Scott. members of the Legislature,
and f. X. Howard, editor Of the Exchange,
and delivered them at Fort McHenry.
All the arrests have been made pursu-
ant to orders from the War Department.
OF course no official announcement of the
arrests has yet been male. but it is believ-
ed that all the names given are correct.
The arrest Of Henry May. member OF
Congress is Just reported; also Henry NJ.
Marfit and w. G.. Harrison. members OF
the State Legislature from this city
These. with the above banned. complete the
list Of the ten delegates to the Maryland
Legislature from this city
1t is als' rep ,rted that Benz. e. How
ard, the Peace candidate for Governor, has
Just been arrested.
There is considerable quiet excitement
in the streets.
The following additional arrests have
been made: Mcssrs. Dennison. Quinlan
and DIR. lynch. members Of the Legisla
ture from Baltimore county: Henry w.
Warield. DR.. j. Hanson. Thomas anil
Jno. G. Bruno. members Of the Legislature
from Baltimore city; also Thos. j. Hall.
editor of the Baltimore Sun.
The Maryland Legislature was to have
met on Tuesday. when it is supposed fur
Their Legislation hostile to the Government
was intended. H
1t is rumored that other arrests will be
made.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE.
The Rebels Orderd out of the st.fe.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 12.--At Frankfort,
the Senate passed the Joint Resolution
from the House. yesterday. directing the
Government to demand the withdraw Of
the Confederate troops from the State. 20
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

THE BATTLE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

Of the present sge have acquired their great popularity
only through years Of trial UnboundeI satsfscton
Is rendered by them in all cases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

l. Each H5u5s shah be the judge % the elections, re-
turns ana qusIhcsloHs Of as OWE members, and q ma
i5rify q e.ca SHALL c~srstt1te 3 quorum 20 Do Business
but sma Ter Hum1er may ssj1uru from Gay % day and
may be aufhgrizcf 70 C mDel me atteEdance Of abEen'
meubars i1 szcd mru7nr aHl uuder such penalties as
each House may p-cr-de.
2. Zach Bsuzs NAV daternizs tls rules o. its pro-
csedilE, parish lts member fer d~islrderly behaVieur,
aH5, with the Concurrence q tH0-thirds 81 the whole
nunaer, FEnefa meHhPr.
> EGch house aalkeep a journal CT It's proceeding
and from time % tine publish the same, excepting such
parts as may 10 their I-1sm-nt require secresy. and
the yels sol nays of the members OF ether house, on
an question, s1lII, a. rhs desire o. ole-dfrh e those
present, be e1tsrsl On the journal.
& Neither house, darlnE the session Of Congress,
sla1. without the consent % the other, acjourn f01
more an three days, nor 30 auy 0teer place than that
in Rllch the two houses shall be sitting.
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ARTICLE
,r,.-.fstfr, Movers herein delegated shall Be vest
g-.-r.ss 81 the Confederate States, watch shall
.e,s;.s NJ 4 senate and House o. representative.
r-rrroy 2

NLLLa0A -
r--.. Of RrurrsentafiFes shall Be composed o.
u--t-- rbssau every sr1ouf year By TIE peepie Of tli
- .fsaass aud ne electors 10 each STATE shal o.
.-t.-s-s IL ns Confeierate states, and have me GUAM
$500 re41isilr Tor electors O. thew%u umero1surAne
- fse sfre agiaatsre bot n pers n o. fereign oiFth,
~ a citizen OF rhe Confederate etatea- sAat pt alN
% -cfefsr aav orcsr, ciyiior political STATE o.
- ~. .s-s,n shtibs q Representative who shan %
-.f ~ age Of twenty Eve yeara. aHd BE- q citt-
=, IN fs- C71federate statea, aud who shan Dot Whea
siersd be an inhsbtaut o. tat stste In which Re shai'
Be chosen. re
- .mour he several States, whlch msy % nenlt
1000 hts Cor. edsrlcy, according = thslf Iespeltfe
uuabs-s wbich shall Be dstermi ed ~ ADAMS ne
vhqe number u free peuonsl lnc.uans MS q
service far term or years, and excluding lnalant A'
tsval. three nnhs II all slaves. The AetuAi epametA
tf5n shall BE- made within three years aver tae ne.
uprtiue o. the Congress OF Ue C0ufederate btaiesi ana
u1tbin every subsequent term Of ten yesrs,in sucn man
n@r Is thew shall. b Law, eireci fhe numaer o. sep
res4nfsfivas shall not exceed one for evf ~ nHy MOI
and INT a a STATE shall have a. least one Represents
tira; and umiI such enumrration shall be madei me
SLATE OF s5uh Carolina shall b. entitled 70 choose SIX
the ~t4ta of Georgia ten-the state Of Aabama hlne-
the sfaee rf p rida two-the State OF Mississippi seven
the Sfss % Louisiana ak. AMI the siate OF lsxas sN
&. when vscsnci-t happen in ne representation from
anv state. The Executive authority thereot tnall Issue
vrits o. elerlon % an such vacancies.
S Tae Hausp OF Rerreseltauves shan cnoose lnelr
gpea er aad Other 0m esf and sh9l hAYe the soc
power Of iuprschmeuts Except hat any Judlc-ai or
osher FEDERAL mser. resi- ent aad aeting solely Nlthin
The limits Or anv state, may Be impeached BY a vote OF
two-thirds OF both brauehes u the lsglsiature thereof ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

/. Tie times, places and manner q hsldlnE elections
fer Senator ard Representatives, shAl be prescribed
in each state By the legislature thereof, suhjest 10 the
Fravisi1ns OF this Constitution; bt the Congress m7y,
Al Any tine, - law, make Or alter suth regulations.
Terceut a. 10 the times and places u choosing Srnators.l
2 The Congress shall assemble at least euce In every
year AID such meeting shall be on the FIRST MoHdav il
Droem5srs unless they shall, By law, appoiut q Differ
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9alIg appeal.
OF THIS ooKFEDE.
rETp STATES or AMERICA.

ss mani. ~ tae Confederate States each State
..,sr hi Is s5rersign sud Independent oharacer nor
- Il TORN 3 -permrHeut FEDERAL 6oFeraAeA- es-sein
, 80 dsnc-iic trauQurliitys audseelretl DIES
49,. 10 ourselves and our posterny-lHrck
49, - "A euidance q Amighty God-do ordan
an esabiish hsoQnsutuuon for me Oonieoes"esAo
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Grocery and Millinery
8 TO II s.

A GREAT VARTETT Of Heli-selected. fresh and Fu-
n perior Groceries and Provisions, hns wines ana
superior Liquors, Of direct importation, are always
kept on hand at the store OF JOB H HARTLEY. cor
ner OF Linden and Desoto streets. He has lust received
q fresh consignment OF Ame , 81 Louis Hams. for
which his establishment Is celebrated,
Next the Grocery establishment, on DeSots street, be
has 'ust opened q store with an entirely new stock Of
Fashionable Millinery, B0unets, Dry Goods, trimming
and every article In that line Of business.
A competent aRd experienced lady will attend to all
who may extend their patronage. Lediss are Invited
70 call and Inspect the spring stsok, which will be found
superior sad attractive, and as prices that viii szit ne
times. JOHN II. HARTLEY.
mrs Corner Linden ana naqofo sfr.st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

TNFelM the public in general that he is prepared
/ to tBat all disease, but especially those which are
pronounced incursble, and called chronic.
HIS FeAtment Of Cancers is without any rival, be-
cause tier will be expelled from the system, with all
heir roots and hbers, emily by cons utisnal treatment,
without aaustios and without the knife.
BE aisy treats With suscess, according TO the most i'm
proved Eience Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism
,uralga, Gout, Ophthslmia, Fistula In Ans, s1ofula,
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chrsuic Dy5entery, Torpid Liver,
Gravel. Pits, Tapeworm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of she Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention 70 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any OF the above
diseases will be cu-ed, and can ind good board and sc-
commea4uons while under treatment a. the doctors in
Urinary,
The doctor calls attention Of patience at = distance,
that IL they are not prepared to consult the doctor per-
soEsbly, by writing TO him, with an exact account Of all
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine WILDE forwarded
By Adsms express.
o N Lenow's Building, Union street, between
Nam and Sesond, fourth door east CT Vain.
Inlrmary on UuisR street, east OF the bayou, at Br.
Spiegeps private residence.
Br c. spiegel has, in his thirty years practice, es-
pecAlly on dronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
Fuo-ess. He has in his possession ever eve thousand
plants, herbI, bsrks, ETC., which he czn rely upon TO
care diseases which are By the most successful praoi-
TONERS pronounced incuTable.
lie also makes it his especial practice ts treat all pri-
vate diseases with the utmost success, in q short time,
70 natter Of how long standing, nor OF what nature.
All DE-. spiegei asks from the AFFLICTED is q fair trial,
then all the reference he Will give will be . Epeedyeare
to them.
Thousands Ok testimonials, from the most reliable
source, may be seen at the docfcriE once. asI8-sm
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sEcTIoNs.

l. The President shan. from time to time. give to the
Oonsress Information Of he state Of the Coafederacy,
and recommend 10 heir cJnsiderstion such maasures a.
De shan Judge necessary and expedieut; ae NAV, on er-
usordionfy occasions, convene boih Hsases, or either q
regard 70 tHe time Of adj0rnment he nav adiourp ther4
tosueh time eshe shall think proper; he SHAH receive
ambtssadlrs and other public minister's he shall take
care thatlhe laws be faithfully executed. and snail c5rl-
nle.lon 81 De onoer. q Le lanlaaara-a sL.La.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

1000 bxs. window Glass, 1s'd sizes,
rs bFIs. Spts. Turpentine,
so " ReslR,
% +" Alcohol,
200 bush. Red Clover Seed,
200 " Herds Grass,
200 " Blue Grass,
30 Orchard Grass,
200 Spring Wheat,
0sage Grange,
LuCerRe,
White Clever,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
BuckEheat,
1000 bush. MllIet, to arrive,
500 Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water,
Louisville kFtesIaR Well Waters
Fine Perfameries,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, ETC.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
milo
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l. TIE President shall be conmsudsr-l9-chie OF the
army and navy OF the Confederate States. and Of ne
militia Of The several States when called into he ao-
tual service o. the Confederzts States he NAV reouire
the opinion, IN writing. o. fhe principal omcer in each
% The duties Of their respective cm1ss; and he shan
haFe power 70 grant ~reprieves and psrdans for of-nses
against the Confederate ststes except IN cases Of i'm
peschment.
2 He shall hsve power, BY and with the advice and
consent OF the SeuHte, 70 make treaties provided two
thirds Of the Senators present concur anu he shall
nsnlnafe, and By and with the advice and consent OF
the srnzts, shall appoint ambassadors, other uuolic
ministers and consuls, Judges OF The Supreme Court
and al other officers o. the Confederate States. whose
appointments are not herein Otherwise provided for
aud which shall be established BY law but the Con-
gress mag, BY Law, vesf the appointment Of such iufe-
rior onosrs. as they think proper, in The President
alone On the courts Of law or 10 the heads OF depart
menfs.
3. The principal of1cer In each Of the Executive De-
partneuis, and all persons connected with the dipo-
matte service may be removed from om-e Il the pleas
IRE or The President IAN other civil ofacers Of the
Executive Department may BE- removed al any time bv
the Freallen. or other appointing power, when their
sery'ees are unnecessary, or for dishonesty. iucapscity.
INN iencEs misoanducl or NEGLECT OF duty; and when
80 removed. he removal shall be reported - the senate
tcgether with the reasons thereior1
g. The President shsll have power 70 OH all vacancies
thai may happen during the recess OF the Senate. BY
erEutug commissions which shall exp 70 at the end Or
their ne1tsessiosi Tbut no person rejected By the Senate
shan be re-appcinted 70 The same omoe during their en-
suing recess.
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
OF
Western Produce!
L G g co
No. q Un10n atrees,

uAFH on hand and for sale large lots 81 western Pro.
II duce and Groceries, consisting OF
ioy0 bags Irish Potatoes; 800 brls. Cement;
- saefs onions 100 boxes oheessj
800 sacks Cora
~ brs Flour various brandt
E0 reams Wrapping Paper;
40 d01en Burkata;
l59 1ests Tubs, painted and cedars
~ bns. whisky $50 brls. Linsf
ieo pieces Power Loom Bagsingi
Io SACK Flour; $50 boxes Starch
~ pokes Oysters, fresh, picked snd aPisssf
Age boxes Tobaoca, all qualities;
q bales Cetto1 Yarns;
20 kegs White Leads
20 csroout INDIGO
nris. Domestic wilkes snd Ijauarrf
- 4clsEs imported Brandy;
We great variety or shelf coed e-rbrasTsa PIE
fruits, Araiardss BlaekiaE, Mstehess ersrod sea.T.
80 S.a-anon' Stoves, Msos, ASpioa, Pickles, IA
sie SAT r papers, Cotton Corda9e. rhrmpsr1es weH
30 Aa''isa LiepoT', wax oans'eSsf vsriou9 soIosE
Persons wishing ts supply H.. ssv .sss.e
sT ssfs ~0aia eeyslt 70 call and Isy q . stock
aol-frrf hfnr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

!. The iudicial power OF the Confederate States ,bsu
Be vested 10 one Superior Court, and IN such Tnferisr
Courts IS he Congress nav from time TO time ord.ip
Ard establish. Ths judges OF both the saDrpme ana
Inferior Courts, shall hold their ofncos during good b.
haviers and SHALL A. stated times. receive for their
services q compensation, which shall not be diminished
during their continuance IN ofhce.
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RPM9OVNE,
ghe Chief Among Medicinep

DBEETLIEGER's FLUID EcTRACF OF sARsAPA-
d RILLA AED ~BANDEITOR IA purely vegetable
preparatory stands a. the heas Of ali curative agents.
In cases Of Scrofzla, ENLARGEMENT Of the Joints, Chrsnic
Rheumatism, EruptioHa Of the Skin, Nsttle Rash, Tet-
ter, lad .gestion or Dyspepsia, Nervous or Bilisus
Headacke, b~yphiitic or MeTcurial Diseases, complaints
inoidsrt 70 femslesi in short, for all diseases arising
from a acraRged condition Of the digestive srgans, an
impure state Of the blood, CT the injudicious use Of
mercury.
Physicians prescribe it in preference to any other
Alternative in use.
For sale By J. B. HILLS.
No. 5 Poplar street,
uns9-6m WastSnf Ovurtou hotel.
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,HWSf kAOnfVRd
Common Law Court.
Nonresident attachment
flor debt-s3O0. %.

Daniel " Wright.
A T the February term, 1861, OF the Law side Of the
n common law and chanoery court Of the city Of Msm-
phis, it sppeared shat defendant was q nonresident ef
the State Of Tennessee, it was therefore ordered that
puoneation and stay be made as required b. / ", and
that defendant appear Al or before the second Monday Of
jane nexti 1851 and plead, answer or denur to plain-
tif's declaration, or Judgment, by default viii Be takea
against him.-l4 weeks, S6.O0.l
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Olerk.
By A. J. WHEELER, Deputy CLERK.
Brown x FTszer, attorneys for PLAINTIFF myI-4w
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s

!. Tressou against ne Confs6erate States shall osn-
tlst only in levyIHg war against them, or in asherinr 70
their enemies EiviHg them aid and comfort. No per
sen snal De- convicted d treason unless on the tesumo-
~ o. two Witnesses 70 tie sane overt act or On coz
fessies l7 open c0Ert.
2 The Congress shall have pswer % dfciare the pun-
ishmfnt q treason, but no attainder Of treason snail
YORK corruption Of bloot or forfeiture, except durias
the life q the person attained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

I. The iudici,l powor shan extend 70 AM csses arisInr
under This Constitution, the laws Of tae Confederate
States, and treaties made or which shall be maze under
their aut1o iyi 20 All cases erecting Emuassacars. otber
public ministers aud oonsuisi to ali cases Of admiralty
and maritime Jurisdiction % cJntroversies 10 which
ne Confederate States shall be q party; to coutroverres
between two or more btatesi tetWeen 3 S ate aud citi-
SEES Of auother State where the state l. plaintin; he
tween citizens ciaiming lands under Erants Il dinerenf
states and between a state or The ciuzsns tbsre5f, and
foreign States, citizens or ~subjecs; T5ut no stafe tbsW
Be sued BY a citizen or subject 81 any foreign state.l
2. In Ell cases affecting aubasshdurs, other public
ministers and c1usuls, and hose 10 which STATE shall
Be a parry The Supreme Court shan have original ia
rledtcu9n. Ia all the other cases before mentioned. the
supreme Court shan baTe appellate Jurisdiction, both
Is 70 Law and fact, with such exceptions. and under
such regulations, as the Congress shall make.
3 TIE trlalsf al crimes, except in cases a fuperch-
meat shsn be By jury, ans such ulal shall BE- h-la in
The safe where the sad crimes shall have been o,m-
mitted but Ehen Eot csmmi ted " tn n auy state, he
trial shall BE- a. tnsh place or places as ne coagress
mag by Jaw have directed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

l. ne President, Vice-Presidenl, ans al civil ofcers
q me Confederate States, shall be removed from oYse
or other high crimes and m-isdemeanors.
AkTIgEE II.
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l. Full faith md cFeait shall Be viveH Ia ege1 gtste to
the pubiicacs records sud judicial lroceedlues o. sven
other State, and he Congress may, ~ general law.
prefc-ibe The manner in Hhich Fush acis. records. And
Proceedings thall be proved, and me efect thereof.
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/ ne citizens e escb State shan be satitsa !. al
ne Frivl gs snd imuHnitss q citizens 10 De feverui
States Iahd thal lave the right Of transit ard s6j,urn
In airy Safe o. his Canfeerafy, with their slaves nd
ether propertT5 ana the rFhtoT prCyertv Ia nda slaves
shah not be thereby impaired
z. Aperro1 charged BE- any state with treason. frl6nv
Or cher crime against the laws % such State. Who sail
nee IRON yusL.cei and 1e tound IN smother stfte. shail
o. demand q The ereyudvs authority a ne stsfa fr--
ghlen he 80, BE- delivered ~ 10 be removed % he
sitte having llrlsdlciiOu Of the crime
. hoLsisve e. lihsrI per0n he'd 20 service or labor
- ssy STATE Ter rerritoyl q the Confederate stafes.
under The lass thereof escaping Tor luwfuifv oarried
mo smother shall % oonetqurnce u any law or reg
ulatlon thereni - discharged from such service or laboTs
oui shalt Be- Delivered up on claim ~ the part 10 whom
lsuch slave bel1nga or % Whoul such service or labor
may be due
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J. tOther States may Be admitted into this Conseser-
acy By a vote Of tWO-fhirds 0f ne whoia Auuse n Rer-
retentatvesi and tW0-thir6s Of the Senate. the senate
ESinE ~ staieE but no new ftste shall Be formed or
elt1iea Wlilln me 3urudicfion Of any other STATE; nor
aay State be formed By he i~unctidn al fwo al mare
elttehi nf parts OF sthtes, without the consent OF The
lfgislAturet o, The states concerned g. we'll AZ ii tss
ConEreIs
2 The Congress shall have p1wer 70 aispsse n .rs
make al needul rules and reEuiaHoas Gomez ming ~
properly o. the Confederate Etatsa. -includins ne lanf.
thereof
Q TIae confederate staies may REQUIRE Lev territory.
inl CYuEfess shall have power o irlisiata. ana nroviae
governments ior The Inhabitants o. az t~erritrv beienr-
ing g ne Lonfeierate S atef, iyiHg ulfboat The fImits
o. tne several statesi and permit them, al rrch. tiues.
~ ~ suqh maaner As ltmay by law provide, 10 sofm
territory. the Institution OF nerro sls,rnv = 80
exists m TIE Confederate States, shan 81 rseogoirad
ard protested b. Congress, and ~ the terfitorisi rev-
emmenfi aua the tnhabilsnts Of the several Confederate
sEea and Territories shall have The risat 70 take V