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to the date of your request. Remember, if YOU neg
ect this duty 1t Is at his option DO and
II ne may prefer to continue seniing IT, he can hold
you responsible for it until alI arrearages are paid
LIEUT.. GEO. H. STERLING, af Gen.
Tsrry's staff. panied announce, died at his
fathers residence in SteyIingville, yesterday. His
funeral VIII take place on Friday next
BUTTER EGGS AND LARD.-The
highest Market prices in cash. paid for BUTTER,
EGGS and LARD at Leishton's Grocery Store
Starks Blick Block. Tunkhannock, Pa
Dor alton Visit.--The friends of the Rev G
w Sco6cld will make him u donation visit on
Thursday the l-th INST, the house Of Jacob Deck
Grjn Washington Township Afternoon and Even
ing.
A HOUSE AND Lot desirably loca-
ed in this Borough be purchased at Il bargain
The owner having been drafted would s,ouer par
with it than with ais fe. Inquire at this office.
SEWING MAC IN Es have now be
come an almost Indispensable article in every family
No man. who consults the health comfort or conyen-
ience of his wife, will allow her be long without
one. Those wis ing to obtain any of the best ma
chimes can hear Of something to their advantage by
calling this Office.
IHE WEATHER. CLERK. las for the
-,o., ,tr,a ,r.o, ..,.,.,, ~
article from the fr,.'s of Winter 20 the balmy
breezes Of .puoF il -, s.owed. rauei hriled
,bsws., .,, i-,.,e e.. .... ..... .,.-
he Oldest .,lf,.7, o.. -. r-..t,. -,,.,,...,
bring cl IL, shake, '- a..r- head ann, st,.,-.,
-''. '-'.'.''s y .'' e@5''.i"as
'1'0s 10 "'i' .'.F' 'S' a' nstf D.
L7
HATc t,p. r.,-.,,. ---... =.
o -
u.., - ""'.''sS ''7 aware
''! '.- ""' t'|tG. 81 Il
% "'''' '-. i'.s 49," straw p""!. lnrtH .5 ia.eS
sEaf 5sH ,..lr-. Z. ,..z n.r. of ~. E. - -
so,,.,i. ,...-... ." "ssAes "' 'ai'
cur fric,s ~bo Visit ne cav, utr:bsr wishing :,
3&rehsso his goods "r not, should not fa to lrr in
S' Ci"fk heeney & Cos. No 249 Broadway where
'n'g VIII IND Seth, rcady 20 sell them goods a
's lowest h2ures OF Sh1" the;n The sights Of the
~"h' MAKE mem If 349 troaiway
1Tup Sr,o> ~.
' ''''' P1''t0
49, " As.''" ''' '"ulo '''no' Is
navy ~ Oo iiAs1 -'''' " UNDERSTAND thaf me
cohpfo"ef. "Io d' Hrs' refused 70 ali" ore has
osen CONVINCED OF its necessity and has consented to
AIS establishment. Nothing il Te'i%,red to set it
operation but the requisite amount Of Government,
securities As the matte is in charge of men who
have the 'needtui." There vii! probably be no diff
neulty on this score
wv T. TrpD1- Fco C,1,l- Il
~ ''i'
...-'orr,;-,.. '''s 4'0An " se'0re at
:. n..ia..-. :1I p''' wv "eeN, ho
- GAM y '' n"peu wiz oe "Ole
' having ""r 'or
r. Ar. c,.,-s;..:.-- - -, .~ '1
- ...,Ia,,n, -, o,",,.:-st '"'u
he should recover. The Auditors therefore a,iionrn
ed
yy,, E
" ~ :, ~ l. L =" i->i oh
IUBLlC MONIES. u ameS MulilSOn
late Treasurer of This Cou,tv on,a,ral I've = .,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-11
Popular Vote for President,

According to the Tribune, the aggregate vote,
as actually returned, is 1857, ,7O2-say 1000,
600, including such as were excluded by bes
ing too late. OF those duly received, the re
spectiye candidates had
Abraham Lncol,r 2l82 500
George Brlnton Mcclellan. .--..-. ,775, 200
Majority for Lincoln. ....... 4O7 3O2
The vote in deiaI(es imat'ng Oregon )rs as
follows, comparing with the same State. ~
1860 {:
1864. 1860,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-11
w ID & & & sE& AaSRs 6 SRs.e 3
EYE md EAR LNFTHdRY
On the Square, Three Doors from. stcce's Hotel,)


THIS INSTITUTION is now opened and fur
nshcd in the most costly slyIe, Reeeption
Private and Opsr ting Rooms are large convenient
lnd well adopted The Surgical apartment contains
he finest collection of instruments in the country
and thus his faculties will enable MN 10 meet anv
and all emergencies IN practice. lie will operate
lpon all the various forms of BLTGDNESS. Cata-
cact, Oceluon Of the Pupil. Cross Ey Closure of
ne rear IGeta, Inversion OF the Eyeiiis Pterygium
&c. &r. And vii treat al forms Of Sar.s Eve
iranuad Lids 0pdceties OF the Cornca. and Seref.
2lous diseases of the L, together with all The dis
Eases 10 which the Eye : subject
bEAFN LSS-WiiI troat ati the diseases common
o tlc organ Dsed1r-es from the Err Noises in
HE Ear ta'arTh, diff u:ty a. hearing, total Deaf
aess where the Drum is DESTROYED Will in
ser; an artificial answering nearly all the BUR.
Doses of the natural
DISEASES OF TIE THROAT. An diseases
ommon 10 the Throat and Muse will be treated
GENERAL ST RGERY.-He will operate upon
siuo feet, Hair Lip, Clett Palate, Tumors Cancers
enlarged lcneiis a.. Plastic operations by heal
mg new flesh into dcforiGcl parts and general Sur
gerry OF whatever charac or it may present
HERNIA Cor RUrEURE)-u lie will pcrfrcm "La-
bias operLIon for the radical. (compI te) cure Of
Hernia. this is inquest onably perfect cure and
Is done with little or no pain. Out Of many hun
dred operate! upon in Boston there has b.eu no
failures it having met the perfect appreciation of
al who have submitted to it.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Wiu insert artificial Ewes
SHIng Them the motion anu expression of the natur-
ai They arc inserted with the least pain,
HEDoRltHOLDL, (Pie) This troublesome dis
ease is readily cured, Those suffering from it will
DO well to call.
DIR Up De Graf visits Wilkas-Barre with view
OF building up rmanent Institute for the treat
ment Of the I've, Ear and General Surgery The
experience Of more than quarter of a century in
Hospital and general practise, be hopes, will be
ulAcient Snaraatee to those who may be dSlos
employ him,
Mai 9, 1854.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-11
Photographic Albums.


We wers the first t. Introduce these into the Init
ed States and mani facture immense quantities
in great va !ety ranging in price r 50 cents to
$50. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being
superior in beauty and durability to any others
They will be sent by mail, free receipt of price
6YF1NE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER
o.
CARD PHOTO GRAPH
Our Cataloguewbrnf 1 Pmcasu rhik FIVE THOU
SAND different kae skub oe additions are
continually being made( of portra is Of Eminent
Americans, &c, viz: about
100 Major Generals, $50 Statesmen,
200 Brig. Generals, $50 Divines,
275 Colonies, !. l25 Authors.
100 Lieu: -Coonels, 40 Artists,
$50 OF her Officers l25 Stage,
Is Navy Officers. 50 Prom MT Women
l56 Prominent Foreign Portraits
@a 0C COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
including reproductions of the most celebrated En-
cravings, Paintings Statues g.. Catalogue sent on
receipt Of stamp An or .er for One Dozen PIC
IURES from Catalogue will he filled on the re-
cept OF 50 and sent by mail, FREE.
Photographers and others ordering goods c O..
u. vii please remit twenty five per cent of the
amowi their order.
f. & III. II ANTHONY 81 co
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
50l BROADWAY, NEW l0RR
The prices ind Quality Qfour Goods oannot taa to
satisfy.
Es< 1883 l2mos
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

5 TIE Law oP NEWSPAPERS, - Subscribers whe
do not gi e express notice to the contrary are con-
sidgred as wishing to continue their subscription
2. Any person VINO takes Il paper FROM the Post
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for the pay
3. If q person orders his paper discontinued, he
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tinue to send it until payment made. and collect
the Whole amount chether Il be taken fro,c the off
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til the payment is made.
A. 1t the subscriber orders his paper to be stopped
nt certain time and the publisher continues to send
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out Of the office The law proceeds the ground
that man must pay for what he uses
5. If subscribers remove to other placse Without
informing the publisher and the newspapers are
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6. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
paper periodical from the Office, or removing and
leaving it uncaed for while in arrears to the publish
er, is evidence of intentional fraud
7. The C, urts have also decided that Post Mas
ter who negiects to perform his dui of giving notI
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Farm
FOR SALE,

The subscriber will sell at public sale, on SAT-
URDAY, JAN l4fh, 1865
A VALUABLE FARM. SITUATE IN
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-11

The LAT MEssAGE.-A soldier came into
our rooms ID Nashville, to get an envelope
He said he had letter to send home 10: one.
Df his comrades. He drew from his blouse q
small package, carefully wrapped and open
ing it, held up scrap of leaf fram memo
rArdum book. II had bloody finger prints,
ON II, and few w"rds hastily written with a
pencil. The wrI'cr was the soldiers partner
he SAID. In the charge on krnvSaw Mnun-
tain, he fund him staggering back from the
line, he bloct: streaming from his mouth and
covering his hands and clu'hes A mit,ie ball
had cu' off his tongue at the root. He tried
|" speak. hui could not, Finally by u,utIons.
he m"Ce hS partner understand his want
paper and pencil. A scrap was torn from The
diary, aud ON it the boy, held up by his c,ni-
rade, with fingers dripping with blood, and
and trembling IN death, wrote,
Father, meet me in heaven"
lie tried 10 "riue his name, but II was to late
Lie hal fed. Fathers aud mothers, what
VIII You not do for your sons, whose waking
aud dreaming aud dying thoughts are home
ward turned 3 Zions Herald
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-11

U7M. NJ. PgATT, ATTORNEY AT Law, OF
w fee in stark's Brick Block, TiOga ST., Tunk-
srrsck, Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-11

II y. CHOPPER. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
A4s Eswtoa Centre. LGssrus County Ps.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-15
3oetrv.
Soldiers Farewell to his
Musket,

Musket.
Old comrade mine these long years through
Unlike most friendships pu sue,
Your aim | found WAS always true
My musket.
How strange we were when first we met,
I'm sure | never shall forget,
Old times and scenes-I STE them yeti
Ny musket.
When each we understood
Your line AM stock found were good
And play me false you never would
My musket,
found you rough and quite uncouth;
You're polish now, and bright and smooth
And when you spoke twas for the Truth
My musket.
How straight We looked them in the eye,
When forth We went t do or die
In battle, under Ffoed0Ih's sky!
My muskot.
An who could then our feelings tell,
hon fore vour fre the foeman fell
Twas then you did your duty we'll,
Ny musket.
Goodbye. cold cbum," you've got to GO
lis sad to part love you soi
Ia hrep you, but u 5" .ays "Noi'
My musket.
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VIM. P. JOY,
ATTORNEY 6. COUNSELLOR AT LAM
Once over J. w. Hill $50
Al Mun ST EHsuorth.


MOTH ICE.
TN consequence Of rebuilding the Mt, Desert
i Bridge travel will cease on the same tor
the 25th of May, instant, on the following days
Monday. Tuesday a. NJ ard Wednesday
Thursday and Friday A. NJ and Saturday p.
VA THOMPSON. Agent.
Trenton, May 10. lsG5. II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10


~ " hal 'h' poas'r' '' q visit
On H'''nY from ''' u II ElI'F>'"
a., many ',r' d prominent '''.,,' ''
'''S ''.' -, WIS '' ,'', wa. ' w ''',
'"' ''' '' ''
~. -''"s Nv ''' "''''''' 'I'''1'
'''' presence ~ '''''''''.'' necessary
20 ''u"' .''.' ''' "''''-N '''"''N.' ''
corrupt "'' "''''. '''' o. resent u ''''
s''.'''' ''' W ''' ''".'''''" '' "N''''
P'"''''' ana ''.'''. 'i' our -'''' ana us
J".' ''''A W ''' ,'N.'''''' '' ''''''
southern states l'a an'e''d'n's ana
standing "'l 'n''''' H'm To a respect
IN hearing We ARE Ira'ihea To- learn
'h'' "' II m'H''ef p's''1 ~ cotton
tr'hsa''i'H' '' 'h'N nave F"h~plr.i in
texas WIN ''' MINES % ra'd'- NAV
he mas Dee" placed ia possession o'
''''' ID regard TO 'h' "'J'''ibahie ANA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

AN s.w. pasins. ct sew caea1.
whose casd ~ inscf'ed lssi week ad'+e' Pc
tbsthes prepared 90 receive saa sa. ston'
atl attend 90 bls.Hfss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

Subscription enc ,ssi. IA s''ah' " W
k,-,. ,sifse4 20. 80 -.
tIyssr.s,Sa time saasre OF 'sh' lh'.
81 20 Any past-r Of llss' l'-' thHh e's -
charged . a sqaars iii. an
u.'a.ys All pbitnsry Soties'
.,ntii.t.., aud al notices Of y f'o"Ai
.,,er. viii bs charged az adv t'@'h'"
a. sss,r. II sisiinctiy aadsr-tooA iin' W
a,.c..b ,a.iu.s-. -ith ihi. r'fFu '''
,,fo,..,.n. -ili bs taken 70 pa n.h' 'e' 50
t,,,u, on, advertising and Job "ots
auri. sspis, u paper, 10 o'ni-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10


TO a PHILADELPHIA payer ssy,
Tho counsel OF Jefferson Davis has
o,,,e.scd a desire tina, hs client Re n
corded al i,aned ate trlal, The desire
comes originally from Davis, who, Il -
said. he. dec Iar.j that he has no tears
shr tho i-sua and that, therefore The
Government will DO him a great favor
by nrrnign.ng b IN at the earliest posi-.
10 rnoroen, The reeen' favorable
change n his EVERYDAY life vas manly
The work Of tne President, and this
hour be has almost everything he could
wish. snsr liberty itself and the pres
ence Of Ats family
We publish the foregoins paragraph
with much satisfaction For one We
never desired tia, Mr. Davis should be-
turned loose. o. authorized VI permitted
to escape il even le desired to do 20
lie has either been guilty Of treason
Or he has not vc have had a rebellion.
a. civil war q, defined By puhllcists
or tho States were sovereign ami 90 be
treated a. sovereign The citizen either
owed paramount allegiance % his state
or 10 the Federal Government
Tho trial Of Nr Day. vii! ~ very
FAR - settle these and other great ga
tons growing ont ci onr peculiar ami
complex system Of government Their
discussion ty the great maA Of The
country. before tho highest tribunal in
the lard will shei a Rood of political
llcht on the country tina, hss not tcer
Jisuen ed since the organization Of the
Government In ,wentyfour hours az
ter the trial the HaFpors or some other
kindred establishment win has. the
fll details. with the speeches Of J.un
eel in cheap form ct perhaps twenty
Eve cent, per copy ami men who .u all
their Iiyc- never read long political
document. will pcfusa this entire
We repeat that We dcs.re The trial
% tax, place AMI al as carly day IS,
possible nnd certainly If practicable
before the maetinr g C1u-ress Ihs
rul sad settle. and perhars n .u-sa.
81 an those questions about which There
ha, been heretofore 20 mu. o discussion
40 State t,islhas over oecurroi involving
such Msmeutous issues and whore there
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

make tht lNlhI NJ We late r.--tt
sbou, forty Eve thousand
We believe tie gles, vi.
cast in The Sieic Ves ntou, 1890
N1coq Tivopi
Hon Horslei y johnson !, ,r..
:icing law in Augusta
II has cost Atlanta seven hurs.,l
dollsfs 70 tury the paupes neyrrol
who haze iccp detected smuyyl;n.
their dead into the city in orjer
have ,hem buried r, the civ e,
pense
Gen lucius J Gsr,rell, Of Geo,
gia has teeu pGrdoncd by the Pre-,
ilcni
Al N'lanta. a lady CD was arrested
for shop-ii,inr. upcn examination
large sack was found concealed be.
meath her dress. suspended to ber
waist by mcar1 Of cords So says h.
IRA
Ca further examination, the sscl
18th shoIt three bushels cspsei,v
was found TO contain as follows 3
lair, rarf. i vests = hoop H.. :,
-. . ,.,,rs ,.a,,cr. !,
80 - ~ - H"'us de
..'''' cue ''''u "''ss caro- buttons,
pants shoes. S waterfalls all Of
which had been il.jcd from the differ
en-, stores which she had visited
TIE A.l. Nq. urned over "a u.
,rlis. hg, ,Lg, ,i.ils,, ;,.,;,.,:
i.l.,A,., ..t.,...... IL
"'''" "e' 70 eS
= y ,'"' "'-", sue was again
.eIe l. 1Gi tAe .a.laht nollce again
allowed hcr 20 escape. and at last &c.
counts she VS. s4.i g, large
Tie CZECH. manor, come fllea usl
,..,.r,.. ~. .l,i,iiy,:.., "a s,arr.,; 49,.
.rt.,. ~ ''',',''
''' VI 'e-.iu'hs
NJ"
l"a me- recs confined IN the court
house a 'u!umt Us, set the building
0u fire on fLe evening of the l5,h
Not much dsnqvc done
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

zee" Alfo'" 80. - g ,.r,.c-s
IN ,bat .eetion 10 yi.i, the state Of
Florida The object of the commits
sion is to ascertain the character 81
tn climate anl sou .N' ~ "
.i,,.,.,5 60. .,ri,r,. Sb6Bll
h. pport of these gentlemen prove
favorable, a colony irem Northern
oh''' ana ai'o 'I'''' '''' ri ~.
~ II q H. s.,,..e,, ,or
the u.rr,.e az showing the people
Of this State who are deeply inter
csted m he rapid aud large increase
'o' ~ l',. .ll.- ..r,.-.
.gtl. ,,Yrtry and how IL i, being
done Combination and proper eilo'
would increase The INN ratio" TO-
'hi' ''a'e ny 'e''' 'l 5"'''''' ''''
-
~ - 81. T.l..,,,t ,l,,
...-....... ........,...J r.. .,,-.l,aip.
Ill. ,;lI. .o ,sI,.,r.g.
t.i.... ,t... ,.,ef,f.. Te,s.
..,.... ..r,. 4.,..re AND
,as;...s .f,,..,,,.,. uo,,gsf..l rer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

wretch served u in Ike manner The
Telegraph j.. much exercised by the 1on
a.t,pn OF aaairs, and concludes rs toll
lows
"Insoleut negro men when sufficient
liz un.hsrr.ci 90 30 50 with safety, push
,yhftc bows u the sidewalk, AMI brow
heat them ID the, resent Il And from
aH SIC can learn. there - a similar spir-
itai mwlessne-s per,ading many paria
Of the interior These things can and
must DC changed so far rs thH city i'
.as.srue. We call upon the ..y au.
,.e-..la.. both si,i. and military. ~ be-
4.l,of Uur aiused community 60 take
.ae necessary F'ef Cor the ataitm1u. %
OBJ. r.I.-.o common among uR u hey
c4uue, accomplish IL they should let
tAs els. know it dat the people them
.e.,-- may take ], in hand
The mud .n Main street Houston is
rsrr.seu.aI o. be deep ynul- for
Isat ia.alAt steamer
W rv ,He following sensible arti-
De .am fae jefferson Ners
There ! uo'H,rs Wsrr .ar'aH ans
r4e an lHst e.rry community HIs ~
-aaa4 ha.a th, u.ht % H-at# .He.i
a-liu-t the lG.e jhc vicious and minor
.d..t8 Without tAJs rE1tt.ef.
would teaa s....F tlr tHa orderly and
uia..l.H 1. Eui A. ou 8sa -.usa. o.
auaf
oafan.r.l hvs should fc ri.iAIr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

ta, ,he lead Ji the ir,-dinens Bu-
reau OF Louisiana, to the negroes, which
we published last week, ought to be
read TO the blnc@s on every plantation.
A general miaappreaewion pre'ais
among the negroes throughout Tie
country, that something extraordinary
is to take place 20 their advantage about
the l.; day OF january and that The
property and lands OF the white PEG
plc are &, be taken away and divided
amun. them It is difficult To eradicate
,hi. error from their minds Cor they
viii beuev, nltuius char is read 20 them
We have ADVISED planters 10 send dee.
cations OF blacks q town, and get say
documents endorsed by the military
authorities as will iisshuso their mind
We ar, informed tDat not one negro ~
twenty vil. make aar aEreemcu' 20
work neg, scar. lnl many 1' them al
thlu.h taes age without farming inp'e.
mcut.. houses pra.is.aus az money, are
ealsa,. ra. o. rent 'rI far utN. y'nr
Their, .su general feeling among tie
planters .hat there +, dsu.sr Of au out
.,aak sr. flc uesrHes about Christ
W.s. growing out o, iher impoverished
condition and want Of industry. unless
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

Salaries are attached 70 oGica, .
and the inrumhou'a Of Ci'icca ave 81
y. h-l ta salatau
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

- gsspiee, $500 reward o',r'a -
,r..t of,he murderer. o. nf. fIiss'n,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

~ oar frlend DelisI, ADVERTISE NV good
re BIZ cad
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-20
From Alabama

REpuD1ATrNG THE STATE WAR DEDr
BY THE ECoNyENTIoN.-MoNTGoMERY,
Sept %, lSG5.-In the Convention to-
day Mr.Elmorc, from the Committee on
the State Debt, to which was referred an
ordinance 10 repudmto the war debt of
the State, reported substitute for the
same, which was adopted by yeas sixty,
nays nineteen. The following is the or.
dinancc:
BE it ordained, &c, That al debts crr-
atcd by the State Of Alabama in aid of
the late war, directly or indirectly, arc
hereby declared volt, aud the General
Assembly ofthc State shall have no au'
thorify, and they are hereby forbidden,
to ratify the same, or to assume Or to
provide for the payment q the same or
amy part thereof,
And be it further ordained- That the
General Assembly Of the State shall have
no authority, and they arc hereby forbid
den, to assume or make any promise for
the payment Of any portion Of the debt
contracted or incurred, directly or indi>
rcctl-, by tIs Confederate States or by
its agents, or by its authority