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1861. Permanent constitution of the
Confederate States of America
adopted by the Confederate Con-
gress, March 11, 1861. Richmond,
Printed by James E. Goode, 1861.
19 p.
Conf. Mus.
1862. Acts and resolutions of
the fourth session of the Provision-
al Congress of the Confederate
States, held at Richmond, Va.
Tyler, Wise, Allegre and Smith,
Prs., 1862. 106 p. Conf. Mus. 11

second session of the first Congress; 1862. Carefully collated with the originals at Richmond. Edited by James M. Matthews, attorney at law, and law clerk in the Department of Justice. To be continued annually. Richmond, R. M. Smith, Printer to Congress, 1862. 92, ix p. Va. S. L. Conf. Mus. 16

April 24, 1863. The tax act [approved April 24, 1863 and the assessment act, approved May 1, 1863.] 39 p.

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1862. Acts of Congress in relation to the conscript and exemption laws, and the regulations adopted 1863. Military laws of the Confedthereon by the Secretary of War. Also, an act to authorize the formation of volunteer companies for local defence. Houston, Texas, Book & Job Printing House, 1862. 15 p. Conf. Mus.

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1862. Private laws of the Confederate States of America passed at the first session of the first Congress; 1862. Carefully collated with the originals at Richmond. Edited by James M. Matthews, attorney at law, and law clerk in the Department of Justice. To be continued annually. Richmond, R. M. Smith, Printer to Congress, 1862. [7] p. Va. S. L. 13

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1862. Public laws of the Confederate
States of America, passed at the
first session of the first Congress;
1862. Carefully collated with the
originals at Richmond. Edited by
James M. Matthews, attorney at
law, and law clerk in the Depart-
ment of Justice. To be continued
annually. Richmond, R. M. Smith,
Printer to Congress, 1862. 56, ix
p. Va. S. L. Conf. Mus.
1862. Private laws of the Confeder-
ate States of America, passed at
the second session of the first Con-
gress; 1862. Carefully collated
with the originals at Richmond.
Edited by James M. Matthews, at-
torney at law, and law clerk in the
Department of Justice. To be con-
tinued annually. Richmond: R.
M. Smith, Printer to Congress,
1862. [5] p. Va. S. L.

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erate States, embracing all the
legislation of Congress appertain-
ing to military affairs from the
first to the last session inclusive,
with a copious index. J. W. Ran-
dolph, Richmond, Va., 1863. 92,
xvi p.
Va. S. L.

1863.

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Private laws of the Confederate States of America, passed at the third session of the first Congress; 1863. Carefully collated with the originals at Richmond. Edited by James M. Matthews, attorney at law, and law clerk in the Department of Justice. To be continued annually. Richmond: R. M. Smith, Printer to Congress, 1863. 11(?) p. Va. S. L.

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1862. Public laws of the Confederate Feb. 17, 1864. An act to reduce the States of America, passed at the currency and to authorize a new

PROVISIONAL CONGRESS.

Bills. Resolutions.

Feb. 22, 1861. A bill in relation to | March 6, 1861. A bill to be entitled the slave trade, and to punish persons offending therein. 5 sheets. Conf. Mus.

Dec. 10, 1861. A bill to be entitled
An act to fund the Treasury notes
of the Confederate States. By Mr.
Dargan. 2 sheets. Conf. Mus.

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Aug. 3, 1861. A bill to be entitled
An act to authorize the issue of
Treasury notes, and to provide a
war tax for their redemption. By Dec. 10, 1861. [Bill to amend] an

Mr. Barnwell, from committee on finance. 13 sheets.

Conf. Mus.
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act to establish a Patent Office, and to provide for the granting and issue of patents for new and useful discoveries, inventions, improvements and designs. Approved May 21, 1861. By Mr. Brooke, from the committee on patents. 4 sheets. Conf. Mus. 48

Dec. 10, 1861. A bill to be entitled An act to encourage the manufacture of small arms, of saltpetre and of gun-powder, within the Confederate States. By Mr. Kenan, from committee on military affairs. 3 sheets. Conf. Mus. 49

SENATE.

Bills. Resolutions. Amendments. Rules.