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Gul-rlu ll'j WjK!HtfyrnVer shall be - Ifi 4-lc;5ija,ess ofT 'the Confederate. States, '1 , . rrjvdse ff KeTebeiitatives shall be composed inAiiU'rhai every second jear. by the people cif v tT fitatop? andthel eleorMiwW State shall m "-fort' electar0t the nttjiierou - rnil'-Wil5?atei; Legislature; bift: too persjm of ' it. tiftife) A-.te kr any onicers. civri or pohtir- :f I'lp''j'M'.a'r shkll not Af iui-i!-'i'f ' J-bty-fi ve years, and be a I 'it if'"''11 'faios, and who. shall not, .s.4-.;ihl'J.'ii4HWtiiutot that .plate in which vl;J'hKtH.,4orniaie(l by 'adding to the irUitil-.Hfvypbrs'JUsi;' "i'n-Judiug; those-bound il'-:fl'1C..-'."1 excluding. Indians iiii''-'!i'n;i-!' ft' .ail tI:u-. Tise artual. enu-r 'r, iiAli-'ft: lii'iiile'jvitutu -throe .years 'after the i4ri :i f ' ft the. 0 .'n federate Htates,.-. iftlil'vli'fi''". .(cut tei?in.of-ti'n years,4U such t t v -U' ,' d . rec t . I he r. nra Wr if 1- I'uUr. exceed' one-:- for every fifty ijpsi.;,?:-utiruut; i)aye at least fle repre- i fc'-?i::""i s li":ic i vnunieration shall be -made 'H-U;j.ifV'itTO I'tt-'i!, ;t!ie State of-A'.abauia ra 1 I -1 iiuia-1 vV; -f ho Staie f MUsissinpi ' f;(.ii.iiaiia X: and the State of in tu2 : representation iiutbo-r.it v thereof shall Uvpr.'.nituiive:- shall aio.'.s-e their :'oi n e.: o. "and . lrall 'halve. the. s Ie lidntoiTV'; ttxat that ahyUjutUdal or M'e-t'i)'ii';ideni.';anii aVtinf; . sok-l v within ft! iiljlf wSt.i'lv' jnay' he igVpcadietl by a vote ' 4liici -th hntwherj of the .Legislature ion3. . ... :.:v 'i-S;KU4';if -the ll'nfelprate States' shall be ? y-featB-'::a,.ltt:.rS ly-jrn'eaoh Suite, ciiosen for :.&4:l.fAisiaHt.re '"thereof,, at the Tegular ;V;:,.( -ifeEiihatvK-. : 'preeedin; the coinmetiee- ..;j.lki4jpt ervK-cj ami cacti senator Knali vhrt.ii!?-lii 'after '.thev-- shall be cus'send '.-d. in oa, shall be div idod. ilMC'Httfil.'' ut-J! tlire H assess Tlae m ais of I i: : "i '-- - -4: '. . '-. ..1... : j !. ... . 1 1.1. ., I . i.:n.H.':!j'.i :""ittiiityj'' ti s:i'OiH'ifdyoar ; ; et tne secono eiass at ' -- I; Si fi ; ( j 1 c C -r;.; 1 Li yn.ir ; aud.ijf the third -i'ik tHil-l-iiionv of -jthe.sixth'year ;.' so. that one- . .Hii'ii e-ve.5vieat;ir year ; aiui u vacan- .'nation or.otnerw.ise during ti:c re- '. j :a.. :.VfV IT:. oi:.avi- uixe m. executive i.iri iI.UJi .IL A rP'otrjtuienfs until ihe 5 jjPo;wlr:eh ..shall thou fill i 5i v. 1 1 snaii liot- nave ,.5 ., fhtrtV vt. md b a citizen of t he - ,"t !'!.. 1 1 r l 'j ..'"J iM. w-hen. e'oeteiL 'ir. ki3iiij. )of 4:t ka ' $'lItCu " ft V Avhicii lie'.' shall be : . " :s. " ! -i -; f " f i L V :V V-Hf-'. .;'" '. ' ''.-' ''.;'-' Hip Vhirsh pf i--ita rue ouiedera.te ou: .umt-ii'ifou but sL ail have ik-" Uoulblerate States shall 4:ltlt vote, un- '.. 1 L-V ...... 4 -'1 I'-. V " " '' il'1 11 V.II.A.I HllU-v i tfcl- ;'ivK;-:;.;j v.' fcji';in the-alhcuee-of-liie Vice f : ......... t - r.1. 1 ri'n. ( .17! 'IK ..yc::'4';$3 ne.stia;! -xeixiae tlie. ulnoo ol iresi- .S'j?i-!d;sViatl;- .nave tne sole .power try an 1- - I . . Y 1 . . . " 1 . . . 1-1 V;ei sitting Jor that pirpfse. they H.'f ir .afiinnaxin." -AYlien the 'Pivsideri-t-nll:fW- 'esa .tried, tho Chit-f Justice sflihil.ho j-K.-is'i)jt; shall be -convicted with- 1-' ..tiie'.-iViivk-.tii-.-e- wi . . two-thirds, ot the members 1 i . , H'lT !'0 , 'if$: hR-:ies -ot; jiom iachment shall not ex- S t-1 i!lUCiii;trr.in:'val fnji'n' oijice, and disqiiat 'JiStnY-tl :-li' 48 M1 tViiio y a'u v' tifiiee of honori trust or erifi'I iiieii:at'e' .Sfitres : hut the parly coii- 3il:i.;k'lu:&,v be liable -and subject to in- B K'ilv.'.tUiiiif; ja;vl :neat and piuiihmer.t, ceurdimr j.-Ti: , :.is. i-.-;..-. and ;manncr of ho'dhig elec vs lrSeiuiii'ohd f Kepresentatives -shall be -pre fihideirsfcjte iiy the Legislature thereof, sub-;'VJ-isjfs'orthi3. G-ikitutiou ; but fhe Gon ;.!irtj'trt? tuneVby'-'lajv make or alter such -.ti piRitt!-.!..aiMis to tlie- tnites and places l cupos-? -'HtiF i!l:;' :''i'',::' --i. .. -- . . ';.: Tiff-KfnlriikWdl-asmDWat' least o.iee iu every :: iin4aiciireLii'lg fhailbein the-first ilouday in Snl'N' by faivyapppint a different J .;f i jij'-s Ai Section''. ' ; . ". - -, f ( l-;;feuih;&tV!iail ba the ' judge of the elections, nid -'.'I.vht.'fioiis"df its owu ' members, and -a y'fiVtMiihaibcohstitil pioVum todo busi 'Ha irJIrWi-nber may aljourn fixmday to VavMauthorH-2d' 'tuicompel. the atieudance 5VhLjil in such manner and. under : eiiiniousiemay ' Vlf-: mVA'l'-defermine'the rules of its suciv pro-' -';-i.ii.h .i s niiun tiers" f a- disorderly Iehavior, Ihijp4;fj4 i ;-r Fohce ; o f t j V'fxriUii' luenilr. -: ' '"-!: :yi"::fioi-.sh:dT. keep!; uf tivo-thjrds ot the whole a iournal of its pro- 1 r""fc?vii;- wi tune id ;'mpi iinlLsh the sume. eXr ' T.'p'iMvirfpTi their ' judgrrrent requife' l:!-:'fc.f :ttf rycai'iuid-way'of the -members of ' flM'--". U.:iiMK'-ahv. fiikifi'nv ! shall, at the desire ot llfi.H-ii whahy. rptei-.fcvnvi shall, at tne ueso f :-k-i it ii,, J.kv.r ..,.,.4--.-tvK '!,nh.nlYLn rl- iournal. -i;tk;-llfivV durihg- the sesion.of Congress, I :Ti'li84ii'V,i Viv hxariy other place thanfiia ;-iiti::jiutis i-:-... J . ;1 -ll -; S'x'.ion C- . r' -. T - inai I V.' ' eflirfif ami ' 'lleprentatives shall receive ill-pf their services,, to le ascertained'ljy 'nif5aV4:&t---"vjitle-: . ireiu4iry- of the Confederate ll'fi- vVtVtEkli; te 'all cases, except treason and :"rjthevii be privileged from arrest during itteut!ai!M at 'the ! session of tiieif . respective waiid in. '.i 'in.: to aad refurnmg irom.tne same;'- Itouse they shall 'liistirtfeiriir av oi her place.- ' ' ,eiator Reptesehtativu shall, duri &hfch Is was etected.;be appointed during, the to any --M!-C-aic iiiiiid' tlie,, authority of the 'Confederate ;t-t'whh L&M V.-a'v" been r created, or the ehiolu- iiVutlivrsiiatl have lieen increased during' feuch ? ioncitai. - t;-ive Dtfpaitmtias a seat upon ; the f-oor uf either witlvtlie nrivileiie Ob. discussing auy measures J-iwjaiifflglto jrUsdepartinenC ; ." '.,:.. ;:'fj;''.l;"::Jl;:tv-t i.fSccffou T " .' ' ,'-. ."':' :'-.f:l-v:..Jui fcirJraisihTevenue sliall originate in the ; Hftee )f i;plriproN''nta'tivti;:'but -tjie Senate may propose -ircur wntn uiendineuxs as on oj.net um.. . : , . M .. :(-. U : TTAT It : .-. , . . . r- - ." . w i - ' Ictiolic. '.1l--J ji W f,tho:.!P(flfef.ehito States, caebgtate. 1 1 -t' ii "fe ilt! Ppcnt. cliaracter in .i . b ii if. re; ;i,-Ji..: ;.ty-iv'aAd:-dirwt'.tases shall le appor ;: j'l-.jiUif )5iVvj!)-af Spates which may bejaolwded fi; lederae y jrtbrding to their, repeetive " c' V) Vi'lI-i Jt'M i'4 psoh holding anvo'fiiec under the Lon- ty pf Congress p:'W.StafeKrjiiIj be' a member of .either House du- if j 10.f All 'billa ' Pf? MS 'tfihnanti hi orriee' But Couerress may, by rvilornl rurrencv v b - - jo . . . -r- . . -r I 2 Ivvery bill wbictfI Repassed both Ho,t ifsiaent .1 the Confederate States ;if. he approve ha -ident , f tha 0,178 5 to that , House in Whifir it cl.hll - ,.L. .J t- i . - ,"fi'7 LlIfU "r--" .."M Ejtuoi fJUCT.nie OO'ectioriK .nfe xujiKii ana i)Toceea to recon:ad6r it. Tf -ft.--..5.,.i. -r-luuJll ll , nvo-inirqs -ot that House shall arue u iifts inn )1 :. It S ill hfi spnt tr.tV,,.. ,.:i.t- .1. , I-. . -i . f v, V " - - --'c.i-i"-i .viui ice OO- ituou!3, 10 me. otticr House, hv whiMrit cuin;i- lie reconsidered, and if aonrovwl V,vhr:,.fv;.f ti ll(blise it shall become ft law Jr-. 'oil . . o! u(,ui uou-sts shall be determined by yeas and ,,nU. i 1 i.1 J ? ... . ----- -V J1 i 'h, uuu nie jnaines .01 -tne persons Totin for and' igfunst the bill shall -be entered oil the iournal of eaeb euiro ; m wiuoh case it shall not be a law. The Presi- eh, may approve any appropriation and disapprove lav other annibTiriation in tlm siimpltl Tr si-inu iej hall; in ;siihVg; the' ljift ksigni(ce tho-appropi ia U0cs: disaprcid, and Vladl return a copy of such an- rppiiauons, yuu 1113 objections, to the Housem which he bill shall have 'originated ; and the same nroceed- np shall Ukh be had a-s in ease of other bills disap- 3. Every order, 'resolution nr vnin to wliili th I f j . - " - - J - mvii viiv v ' '11 nrrence -of both Houses 'may be necessary (except on jjmrjiKiu.w. inijouoijcni; snan on presented to tne nesujent ot tne paiiederate States ; and before the Karne-Jshall taUtf eict, shall be approved by him; pxiiig dj?nppr.oi-ed'ibVrliim, may be repassed by two- ililr is of both tlousc aecordinir to. the rules and limi- ialions Drt-scrihed m case of a bill. . ' Section 8. . . . ' p'lj'e: Cougrc shall, have power l.t :lo lay anil collect taxes, duties, imposts and ex- pies lor revenue necessary to nav ti e 1 ehts. rovuh- lor tleicomnioittli'fence. and carry on '-the government pf the: Confederate States : but ,no bounties shall he ' r inted from, the Treasury, nor shall any duties or taxes 011 importations irom. lurejgu nations be laid to pro inke or , footer 'imv branch of iiidusfrv : and all duties. po-ts a od excises shall be uniform th'orouahout tlie Miirtederate States. 2. To borrow money on the credit of the Coufxle e States. ' . a: To.regulaie commerce with. foreign nations, and long the sevej-a States j and with the Indian tribes; t neither this, nor auy other., clause contained in hp Oinstitutioa, shall ever, be construed $o .delegati he Txiwer to 0')ngress to -appropriate money tor any internal improvement intended to laciucite commerce, X'Xkept h;r tiie iurpose ot -. 1 urmshm s: 1-nr lits. beacons and niovs," a not other aids. to navigation -upim the coasts. .- - . ; u , . - ' . i.isii injiioas in "ii er iitu liiaiioo. ui an .w c cases tuLT. duties snaki be laid .on ihe navigation tacuitateot ir re ov as ma v, be necessary to pay tne costs ana ex- I ' ' ' 1 " ' .1 .'. T Rises thereof. 1. To establish uniform laws of naturalization, and luiitorm laws oii the subject ol bankruptcjes, throiigh liiit the Conteoc'rate States; but' no law of Congres '.shall 4lifharg;e any debt contracted before tlie passage of To coin mohev. reflate the" value thereof an d of far the-punishment ot; counteneit- mg the securities and cunent coin o tne uonieoeraie . i . . t i " i . i 1 j Smts i . . ui esjuiiiisu post otu .es aoo oojt ruie; uuv ww m .. - i ..T!.. ... .1 ...i. . l...il . enscs of. the Pobtoriice Department, after the first A:ly oi M.irc.h iii the year of ottr lord eighteen hundred in d sixty-three shall he. paid - ut of its own. reve-i 8. "To promote' the progress of science and useful jrts, oy Jieeurriig Jor iimilt-u unics to auinors anu iu- ;dn.urs t-he;exehisivc right tu their respective vrimgj arid discoveriesil : ' " . 91; onstitute tribunals inf rior to" the Supreme 10.: -iVudelind atnl punish biraciesand felonies com- -. - . . . - - t i . .1 .. I mitred on t fee nugn :eas , ana oneuces ayaiust i-uv ia. t nations.' 11. To-deelitre war, grant letters of marque and re- ; pi isa' aiid m lakV rules concerning captures on land ; add. ".v ate r ll "!Ti raise lijuid support armies ; lint ho appropria tion vf- 'nlorjey to tiiat use shad be tor a tourer .term Ihtm two vearsif u' " ' v . I". To provlJlo it: id maintain a navy; ; ( 14. To make: rules fur government and regulation land and xiaval lorecs. . . . . 15. To ."Provide" for calib' forth the mmtia to exe- Fdte- tie laws of the Confederate States; suopress in- ;. iifrrec'fioins.ahd a-epel invasion.! j 10. -T provide' tor v'Xr -raizing, arming ami uiscip- iil-ing. ihe militia, and for governing su.dr part of "tnem is may oe emiaycu iu iu sei vice u vimi.vv kites reserviiig to the states, respectively, xne ap- intmeut of thb officers and the authority ot training koJ;:are1 as in iiv jlW cession of one or more States and v l rattle hib-ad-eptancdi of Congress, become the seat of the Pttvenwneui. oi tnu wuicutiatc mmo, .v w.-v pi r . . i i. i 1 . 1. . . l. . : liite autlionty oyer- an places purcnaseu oy. me. consent b'f the Le"islatufe of the State in which the same suall bd fori the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, docii w-hvU inil other needful buildings : and 18 To niakejall laws which shall be necessary and bibperfor carrying into execution the foregoing pow- erp and ail otner puwus vtraiv1 uj n. wuau.unu.. . thl "oyern ment of the Confederate States, or in any partment or officer thereof. 1 .' -':: ; '- -.'-I - C.'.V.v. O 1. The impoftatiau of negroes' of the African race fn m anv- foieigb country otner tnan tne siavenoiumg States or Terl'itAries of the United States of America, is hereby forbidden ; and Congress is required to pass su ch laws ashajU'effeetually prevent the same. 2. Congress tihall also have power to prohibit tne Biirnxluetion oi ; piavus nuui anv vu u.,. i .- i . a . ...... CJ.if.. . f o momhor bfl or Territory tot belonging to, tins vxmiefieracy. 3. The priyihlge pf the writ ot habeas corpus snail hi t be! suspended unless when in cases of rebellion or inroasion tne puts tic miw-ij hi-ihm'. -. 4. No billof ilttainer, or ex post facto law, or. law. ;d()nying or imparling the right of property m negro slAvesfShaU be pUssui; , - , . - ; 5. No capitaton or other direct tax snail be laid xihless in proportion to the census or enumeration here inte'fore' directeih to be taken.. . . . . ; ' Vo tax or duty shall be laid on articles exported frbm "any States, except oy a vote oi vwirwiuus.-ui . bith houses. ; i ' , . . - . 7..No preferences shall be given by any regulation ot' commerce or revenue to tne pons. 01 viic -- those of another., ' " . I ' ... J.l.11 1-,. A-rn-rr-,. fn.m t IIO t rpQ C11 rV' hilt. P. jt) lllDIieV tiUilll J - ' : J? ....r.iXnii n-ulo liv law snl n.' in ctsisequeneu yi oi.ict.iu..o , renlar statement and account of the receipts an.t tx Kt:dit;ures of alj "public money shall be published from tine tb time:, -.' . ' y Congress shall appropriate no money mun mv tr Cistiry except! by a vote of'tw)-tliirds of both hdiises. X. nilbv veas and liaysl mdess it be matedfor by soji e one of the heads of department an v v.- iitoid to! Comrress" by the President ;. or for th ivirwe?oT pavin its own expenses and contingency ;. l o, tor- the' payment, of claims against the amfederat . . aamst 1 to estabitsn. appTOpi iating money shall spetafy i- the .exact amount 01 eacn apprupn. tilvo and in i-purpiDw-wi. uu i4ii , - ,1 . . -. virion tl - TV OQ Cbnress shall grant no extr.v compensation to as ; p ibfic cbntractofomcer, agent or servant, after sti c infaQt shall have- been made or sucb service re. - dfereil. . V'il 1 . -'.' ..-.:,; '..' . ' ; , .," -. ' 11. No title of nomntynajt ce grantea y tne- oi federate States ; iland no person holding any ofilv " V.m .RhnllA rithnnt tliA.corfe pif oiiu or iiiut uuuw-, -i - - F1 wpectiyciy. 11 any bill shall not he returned jbv tne J resident within teiv days (Sundays excepted) at or it shall, have 'been presented to him, the same bh nl le a huv,,! in like manner as if he had signed it, urless the Congress, by their adjournment prevent its II T J ..... A 1 . . T t ths ii41ithi'iu:cqrdii)g to the disjciphne prescribed by tlieir ballots the person vofed; tor os- TresKie-nt, and in Coimrifiis. " :' " .' '-' . "-: .. " 'distinct ballots the person voted for as Vice President, j. if ffo exercise" exclusive .tegislation'.' in all cases and thev shall make distinct lists of all persons voted States, the justice of which all nave oeen jurucuu. declared' by a trjbunal ftr the" investigation of claiif the "overnmciM, avhiuu h. is hcicuj muuc, 1. RALEIGH. K C. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1861. of Cn igress accept of any' present emoluments, : wver from any kiug,. i prince or foreign State. 12. Congress shall make no law respecting- an establishment; of religion, or proliibiting the free exercise thereof ; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press ; or , the right of the people peaceably, to assemble -and.petition the government for a redrew of grievances. ''. '- . . - : . . 19; A well regulated militia beirg necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear' arms shall not be infringed. 14. ; No j soldier shall; in time pf peace,- be cuar tered'in any house without the consent of. the owner; nor irr time of war, but iu a mauner to " be prescribed by law. . I .'-".- 15. The right of the people to be secure in their persons,- houses, papers" and effects iigaini.t' unreasona ble .searches and seizures, shall not be violated ; and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause,-sup- porteu oy oatn -or amrmation, and particularry de ruiing tlie place to be searched, and tlmiMUd r lings to be seized. , I ; Hi. No person shall be held to answer for a capital or otnerwise infamous crime, unless! on a! presentment or indictment ol a grand jury, except in rases ansm . m - the land or naval .torces, or in te im iliti; when in actual service, in time of -war-.pr pu nor shall any person be subject for the : to ; be twice put in ieoT)ardv of" life or 4 lie danger ; ka-mo offence imb, nor he compelled, in any criminal case, to be a witness ao-ainsi himself; nor be deprived of .iiie, liberty, pr property, without due process of law ; nor sluill private prop erty be taken for public use without just corapensa-f tioii. -'-' . ' ' ; ' - :j . . ' 17. In'. all criminal prosecutions the accused shall joy tlie right to a speedy and public trial,-: by an im partial jury of the Statu and district wherein the crime shall, have been: eoinn'iittcd, which, district ' shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be .informed of tlie nature and cause jof the accusation ; to 'be' 'confronted wifh the witnesses ag.linst him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the assistance of counsel for . his defence . ' ' ! ;'18..:l!i suits at ' common law, where !the value in controversy shall .exceed twenty doljars,; the right of trial hy jury shall be preserved; and hio fact so. tried by a jury shall be otherwise re-exmihed in any court 'of the G -nfederacy , than according to the rules of the cuibmon law. - . . ' 1 I - r 19. Excessive bail shall not be required, nor exces sive fines imposed, -nor cruel and unusual'punishineut ' iniiietcd. ' . . j . 20. livery law. or resolution liavpig the' ft u-ce of law, siiad relatp to but one subject, and thai shall be ex preyed in the-title. ; ; ... " -. - .:; ":' ' -- . . Section 10. - '' .y 1. No State shall enter into. any treaty, alliance, or confederation-; grant letters of marque and reprisal ;' coin money.; make anything but gold and "silver coin a tender in payment of 'debts ; pass -any' bill of attain der,, or ex post f ado law, or law impairing the obliga tion of contracts ; or grant any title of ndbility. . 1 No State shall, without, the consent of the Con gress, lay any imposts or duties on imports and ex ports, except what may be absolutely necessary for executing its inspection laws ; and the nett produce of ' all duties and, imposts, laid by any State o a" imports or exports, shall be fpr the use of the treasury of the Gn federate States ; and all such laws shall be sub'ect to the revision and control of GngresSi j 3. No State shall, without the Consent' of i Congress, lay any duty . of tonnage, except on sea-gping vessels; for the improvement of ite rivers and harlxirs navigar ted by the' said vessels ; but such duties sjhall not con-"-: Hiet.with any-treaties -of the Confederate! States with - foreign nations; and any surplus of revenue. thus de rived shall, after making such improvement, be paid into the common treasury ; nor shall any State keep troops or. sliips of war. in time of peace, ebter. into any " ' ajivec-men or 'comjiact with another State, hr with a foreign power, or engage in war, unless ajetifally inva ded, or in such imminent danger, as will "not admit of delay. But when any 'river divides or fipwb through two 'or more..' States; th'y niay enter iuhf compacts with each other to improve the mwigatibh thereof. A rtiot.ir '1 T Srr.fion 1 . I ' l.: .The executive powr shall be yestqvl.in a rresi-. dent of the; Gn federate States ot, AmerieaJ .-; lie and tn 'irn Pridn't. sVh-ill hnliT ihpir nfricc's" foftllft tpmi Hiv .. . - A in. ty.n inn" . . . ' - , .... . - ' - - . ... of six. years:; hut the President. shall not be reieligible.' Tite: President . and Vice President shall be Selected as f.i'.ovos: i . : .. -!- 1 : '- V 2i Each State shall appoint, in such manner as the lAgislature thereof may direct, a number of electors equal to the whole number of Senators and! Representa tives to which the State maybe entitled in -the Con gress; ".but nO Senator or.- representative, or person holding an office of trust or profit under the Confeder ate States, shall be appuintcd'an elector. : j .. . 3. The electors shall meet iu thejr respective States and vote'by ballot', for President and Vice President, one of Whom, at Jeast, shall not hz an inhabitant of the same State with tnemselves ; they shall name in President, and of the number .'of votes "for eaclvwhfch ; list they shall sign and certiiy, and transmit, sealed, to the government of: the Confederate State?, directed to the President of the Senate ; the President of the Senate-shall, in the presence of the Senate dhd House of Representatives, open all the certificate, and the. votes shall then be counted ; the persorj hkving the greatest number of votes for President -shall be thei President,, if such number be a majority of he - whole number of electors appointed , and if no person have such majority, then, from the persons having the high-; est numbers, not exceeding three, on the lift of those Voted for as Ifresidsnt,- the. House of Representatives shall choose immediately, by ballot, tlie1 .President. But in choosing the President the votes shall be taken , by States the representation from each State having one vote; a' quorum for this, purpose. shall cojnsist of a member or members from two-thirds of the tates, and a majority of "all the States shall .be neces(sary to a choice. And if the House of Representatives shall not choose a President, whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them, before the 4th day of March next following,; then the Vice President shall' act j -as Presi dent, as in case of the death or other constitutional .disability of the President. r f , -J - . 4. The person having the greatest number of votes as Vice President shall be the, Vice Presdent, if such number be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed ; and if no person have a'majoriiyjthen from' the two highest numbers on thev list the Senate shall Choose the .Vice President ; a quorum for the purpose , shal 1 consist of i wo-thirds of t he whole number of Sen ators, and a majority of the whole number shall be ne- - cessary to a choice. J . ' 5. But no person constitutionally ineligible to the bflice of President, shall be eligible to that of Vice Pres- . ident : of the Con federate States. . ! . G. The Congress may determine the time of choosing the electors, and the day on which' they shall give their votes, which day shall be the feame throughout the Confederate States; '4 -',. ; f , : V 7, Ni person" except a natural Iwn citizen of the Gnfelerate States, or a citizen thereof . -at the time of the adoption of this constitution, ori a citizen thereof born in the United States prior to the 20th of Decem lr. "1S60, fhall be eligible to the office of iPresidenf : neither shah any person be shalVnot have attained the iieither shall any person be eligible to that office who ase of' thirty-five years, and teen fourteea years a resitteut within the limits of I -the Gnfederate States, as may exist "at the time of his f election. ' . .:.' M J" . ' , -. j ,8. In case of the removal of -the, President .from office, or of his death, resignation, or inability to dis charge the powers and duties of the"1 said office, the saiiie shall devolve on the , Vice lesideht; and the :Gngress may, by law, provide ifor the, case of re moval, death, rasigiiation, or inability both of the Pres ident and Vice' President, declaring, what officer shall then act as President, and such officer shall act accord ingly until the disability be removed or -a President shall be elected. ;-'-,- 'i . 0. The.Prvstdeut shall, at stated times," -receive for his services a compensation, which shall neither be m crease.1 jt diminished sluring the peri.vlfor'whicii he' shall have been elected v and he shall Uot receive with in that perud any othert emolument from the Gaifeil- 1 crate States, or any of them. '. ' . f' j 10. Before he enicrs Son the execution of Ids oiriee, 1 he shall take the following bath or affiniiatioii i " 1 do solemnly swear (or.junm)' that J will faith- fully execute the office of President iof the Gmfedevate ; btates, and; will,; toj the dest of my ability, preseote protect atxrdeiend the Gonstitutipn tliereot. , ;;.h:!;.;..-' ! S:uiion 2. ' ..' ..:' . ' 1. Thi President sliall be eommander-in-chief the armylandiavyjof the Confederate Stales, and the militia of -the several States, when called into t of Iof actual sefvice of tlie Confederate; States ; he 'may re ie quire .theopiuioh, in writing, of; the principal officer in each of the Execvitivfe Departments, Upon any sub ject relating to the duties: of their : respective . offices, aud he shall have power to grant reprieves and par--do'iS' for loffeuces ' against the Confederate States, uk-. cefTi in ciVf imicachment. ; ' . . j . . - 9 " H( '! slla il litivol tl.iii nrmrn- l.t' nml i-it!. tt.a v,.l -.-.y i .1. y wAA.. i ' y - J .v. i i ... uti i-tLi. vice and jcop sent of (the Senate, to make treaties, pri -vided twovthirds of ijthej Senators., present concur ; arid ; he shall 'heaninate'ind j by and with the advice add consent. if the ;Seiat(, 'shall apptiint ambassadi-'rs, other public ministers ahd consuls, judges of the Su-. preme Cdurt, andj all otber officers of the Confederate States, whose appointments are not herein otherwise provided for, and jhich: shall be. established by. law ;. but the Congress inky;, y law, vest the appointmeiit of such inferior oEcers,j as they think proper, in . the President alone, in 'th'eiecuits of law or in the heads - oi aeparnnents. ji .- i ; . . 3. The pinncipalfnjL-pr-in.each. pf the executive de- i partments, and al persons connected with the diplo- matic service, may: pe removed from office at the plea- 1 sure of the President. .'All other civil officers of tlie ' j Executive Department may bo removed at any time by the President, or cither appoiniting power,' when their services are. utitieciesiry,. or for dishoneiify,:incav pacity, inefficiency,! mijcdnduct, or! neglect of duty -; and When so removed, the removal! shall be reported to the Senate, together .'with the reasons therefor. ' i 4,' The Presideut! shall have povver to fill all vaeau- j eiesuhat may happpn, during the recess oi the Senate. by- granting commissions winch shall expire at tne ! end of tlieir next sessit tlie Senate shall be-jrea l ; but no berson rt?ieeted by ppointed to the same office drV- ! ring their ensuing ;rece? ..' ; - ' - j Section 3. 1. The President; shad ; irom. tune to time, give t, the Congress , iuforifiatii iii of the state of the Confed eracy, audi, recommend; to their consideration s'u jh measures asjhe' shall judge necessary and eftpedit'u ; he may, oh extriil)rdijiiary occasions, - convene,'; both houses;: or either , of thehv ; and iii case of disagree ment between theh with respect to the time " of ail- ; jourumeiithe mayladjiurn them jto such time as he shall thiiik ;proper ' ;he ishall recei.vjj Ambassadors a id .oilier public ministers;; he shall take care that the laws be faithfully tixeciUedj xuid sliali commission all the officers 'j of the .Cmfll'derate States. , ' ; :. S fy'xmm 4. v . . 1. The1 President) V;e Presidoutj, and all civil offi cers of) the -Confederate ; States, shall be removed from ofiice onnnipeachment for, and coiivictiou of treason, bribery, or pther high '-ciinies and luisdeanors. . : AaTii'i.cifin. Section 1. . ''',---'" ..'! ' . ' " I ' 1. 'Ihe, iudicial power )f the Coniederate States shall be vested in bae -iiperiorjCotirt,- and in such in ferior courts s theiCVingrei-s inay llroin, time. -to' tune ordain audi establish.; 1 ne iiudges, dres. both of the Su-" preme and mfeiior $uiits, shall hold their offices da ring good behavior, Hand shuli, at stated times, receive for their services , a 'rqmrei Nation, .Wliieh shall .uot .he diminished duriilg their continuance in office &::: ion 2. ..!;. 1. The judicial-p iWf'r shall extend to all carts arising under this ( tistitutlon,, the laws of the C -u? federate Stacs, and t.reities; -mat le-'cr. which shall be made under their authority ;':tb all cases' ahecting aai bassa dors', . other pub'ic niinisters ahd consuls ; to .di etises of admiralty .abd jmirithne juiisdictiou ; to con troversies to which the l Con federa te States shall be a party ; to 'C.troverjsjcs between two cr more Stah-s ; between ;a State .aiij-1 citizens of another. State where 'the State is: p'aintiffi;: between citizens claiming taints utxlcir grants of 'diftfjre'rtt; .-States, aijd between a Slate ' or the citizens thcriiof land foreign I States, ' citizens' or subjects : Hit no: Satel shall be sited by a citizen or subject of any foreign: State. - j. . t 2. In all cases af'ectihg ambassailors, other public ministers . and- consuls, and those j in , which a Shite shall be it party, thly Supreme Court shall have origi nal jurisdiction.. Iri, ad the" other icaes before men tioned the Supreme): Court -hall have appellate juris diction, both as- to litw 'and tact, with such exceptions and 'under?, such regulations : as the 'Congress -'si fall make. ,; .. . ;; ' (- ...';; - J - ': . 3. The, trial of all crimes, except 'in case? of -im-peachmentj shall, be by j:!ry,'and ,uch' trial shall be he'd in tlitg State where the said jcri'mes shall hive been committed ; but when not committed within any .State,!' the trial shall; be at such place or places as ihe Congress may by lajw have directed.; I : ;':. ' I : Section-3. . ' ;V ; 1. Treason againfet the Confederate States shall con sist only in levying jwar against them, or in adhering to their enemies; giving them aid and' comfort. No person shall be convicted of treason unless on the tes timony of two witnesses to the same. overt act, or On confession in open court. " ? i - i 2. The jCongressbshall have power to detdare the punishmefit of treason'' but no attainder of treason shall work corruption bf bipod, or! forfeiture, except during the; life of. the person attained. :, article; iv. Section 1. ' ": V 1. FullJ faith ! and credit shali be given in ; each State to tlie public actsV records and judicial proceed-; ings of every Otiier; tate. And tfie Congreso mayi by general laws, prescribe the manjner in w!ich such a fs, records and proceedings shall be pr"ved, and the effect thereof. .' .,. i, ! ''. -.. - ' ' -'' : : . !;. Section 2,'. . j !- . ' ' f 1. The citizens of each State shall be entitled to all the privileges and immunities of citizens in the sever al States, and shall have the right !of- transit and so journ in any Statet of J this Amfederacy, with, their slaves and other property; and the right of property in said slaves shall not be thereby impaired. : 2. !A person charged; in any State with treason, fel-! ony, or other crime' against the laws of such State,; who shall flee frhmi justice, and bej found in ; another. State, shall, on demand of the executive autority of the' State from! which jhje 'fled,; be delivered np to be re moved to the State ihaiang jurisdiction of the crime. ; 3. No slave or other person held to service; or labor in any Slate"; or Territory of the Confederate States,! under the laws thereof, escaping or lawfully carried into another, shall in consequence of any law or regu-1 lation therein, be discharged from 'such service or Ja-j bor, but shall be delivered up on qlaim of the party ; to whom such slave's, belong, or to whom such service or labor may be due. ; . ' .", . ;; -y :. Section 3. ; . '.- 1; Other States may be admitted into this Confed eracy by a vote of twofthirds of the whole House of. Representatives and two-thin V of the' Senate, the Senate voting by States ; but no new State shall be formed or erected within the jurisdiction of any other s State ; nor any Stite b formed by the junction of two or .more States, or puts of States,, without the consent of the Legislatures of the States-concerned, as well" as Uf the Congress. '-.'"' . 2. The Congress shall have power to dispose of and make all needful rues and regulations concerning the property' pf, the Confederate: States, including the lands thereof. : - . . - ' -- - 3. i The Confederate'States may acquire new territo-. tv. and Congress shail have power to legislate and provide governmenits fjr the inhabitants, of all ierri- tory belonging to the Confederate'States lying vith out the limits, of the several States, and may permit them, at such timesj andi such manner as it may by law provide, to fonil the States to admitted iuto the confederacy. In all such territory the' institution of pegro slavery as jt.now exists in the Confederate States shall be recognized "and - protected by Congress and by the territbria,! government, and the inhabitant r N !r- I" of the serial Gin federate States and" TprrlL.ri have tlie right tu take Mich territory aid aliives law fully he'd by them in any of the States or TerriN.ri 1 oi the .Confederate Statj?s. . . i - 4.. The Confederated States shalbrnnrAnt. State that now is or hereafter tnav 'of this (Junlederacy a Republican fbrtn of goveniment. and shall protect each Jf the- against"; invasion and .... .. . , .ii riuii . ii..tp.uu.ittiuit m i lie-; legislature or oi tie t.xecntive when the legislature isiriot in session) against d--' tic viohiice. -.. ' ; J f' ' -. '" articleIIv. -Section 1. 1. Ui Upon the demand of any three States legally hied jn their sever:d conventions, the Congress summon a Gmyeiituni of all the Stiles, to tako onsideration such;-; amendments to thf i-.nvtifn asin .1 tion as tile said. States shall concur in suggesting at the tune when the .sjddjdsmand is ma le,- and should nny t the propped lameudments the "cou'st'itution le agreed oii by the 'said, convehtiV.n votiuij bv states rapd the same be ...ratified "by - the Legislatures i of tV:-thirds of 'thfi iwewnl Stf jf.w 1... i -- - Y'" .T,, - m i.y uimuilll ll m two-thirds thereof as the. one; bf theother mode of .tion thev "v ,"v t:"o-acvi ujt. ine general conven- neQoelorward torm a part of this Constitution But no States shall, without its . sent, be deprived of; itp equal repiesentatioimh the con- oeuaie. -. . . j'-j - - , - .- .; ''"'; :" '. '. ' AHTICJ.E VI. ' ' I, Tuv Government established by the Gmstitiition is the successor of the piovisioual goveminent of the J oouieaerate orates ot: America, and all the laws pass-- ...1 1... n.. l.u. i. 11 ; i ; ' . c-u.uy mo- lauer s-naircoutume in loirce until the same shidl be repealed or niodificl ;v"au.T all thiM'uHcers aj- pointed -by the same ishall remain in olfic-e until tlieir . successors 'art5, appointed and qualificl, or tlie officer ab' iished; '; . :j .- f j . 2. Ajl .debts' contiicllid' and: engagements" entered -m to -before the al. .ptiiiu;.bf this eonstitutiou shall :be as valid against tiip? -Conflerate States - under'', this constitution as uiHle-jtlit; pnwisiohal -government.: ' S. This 0 hstitiKioh, and the laws of the. Confeder ate States, made inj persuaiiee thereof, and all trea- ties made, or : jrhich; shall be made! under the authori iy of the Gaifedei-iuelStaiei;, shall be the supreme law of the land ;: and 1 judgeci ih every State shall be" bound thereby,' ihytinuri hi the constitution or laws j 'of any State to the contrary . nt withstanding.' 1 4. The Senators and i jReprekentatives bei(re 'meii- tionel, anrl the memljrslof the several Stags'- Iiegtsla ; tares, and all executive jiiid judicial 'office lis. both of ' the G iwlerate S;atek and of the sevcral States, shall i be bound, by oath.'or affimationto siippoft this ciihr ., siiuui' -n; out no. reiig' . a qua'iljcatiori to anv ! Confederate States. ill aiwtest shall ever he required as ofice or public trust under the ; -5. The enuineratipn. n ;the cohstilutionirf certain J rights, ,sh all ; not: be pons trued to !deny or disparage j: others'retidned by th- pa .pie of the. several States. .; : I G. The powers nt.' -U:elegaj;ed: to the Gjnfedfs-ate ; . States bv the constitution.- nor onihinited h- it. to tlw : States are .-reserve tj:trU: States,'; respectively, or t:ie peopse tnereot. I. 4BTJCLE.-VII, 1. The ratification of the Conventions of five States shall be sufficient forlthel. establishmeut of this consti tution between the Siites so ratifying the same. 2. When live Statds shall have ratified thfc consti . tutloii, in the' manner before specified, the Congress under provisional constitution shall prescribe the?, time for -holding' the elect jon" of Preoident and Vice Presi dent; and for the meeting of the Electoral Gile7: and for- counting .thoypt3s, and inaugurating the Presi dent. .They shall also prescribe the time for holding the 'first eleetioii of mjiibers of Congress under tlfiV convtitiition, and thejtinie f r assemhling; the same. Lntil the-asscmbliug4fsuch Gmgress, the Congress uihier tlie .provisional j epnstitution shall continue' to xixercise the legislative' powers-granted them, not ex tending beyond the tjijruf-. limited by the constitution of the irrorisioaal .givernmeii't.; ' ' " ' ' , - -Adopted unaniinquslyy ilarch IL 18G1. ' J. O. DK CAETEi.ET. ) .: ; - J0I1X ARMSTKOXU. VTOSiTH-CAROlINAi BOOK inXHKUT. -L (.oyi'-R THE N. C. BOOK STORE. ) :: BeCartetet & AnnstroHs:, BOOK BINDERS AND BLANtf.BOOif MANUFAC- . TU ROUS. J BAbElGH, N. C. Jan. 23, 1S61. ' i li lv ED. GUAJfAM lUlivOOn, ' CO U S S EL IfOU A XD ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will attend tha Cojiiit aud Snporior Courts of Wafc6, Jolmston and Chatham;; !th; Superior Courts of ev Han over and Sam.vfton, and tji. Terms of the Federal Courts and Supreme Court of North-Carolina, at Raleigh."-: Oihoe the one former! occupied bv the lat? Hn. WU- nam it. iiavwooa, jr. p i Jan. 1861. 17 lv n. MOo:?s, "!'! ATTORNEY AT LAW. c ( r rifirro v t n ' Will practice in the Cjojilts of Rowan and adjoining coun ties. Collections proniptjlv made. ; . ' ,y- .. Jan. 2S,'l81; " ! '; . ' ' ' 17 lr -.- ;' ' - '-- " R. H. UICKIJtSOX. j it- B. E'llL. ' C: B. HILL DICKINSON, HILL & CO., I AUCTIOXEEKS, . NORTH CORNER OF: FRANKLIN AND WALL STS. ; RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. , Attend particularly tyjthe selling of slaves at public and private sale. . Aug. 2H, I860. ' KEEaSB0R0' Miitual Life Insurance and ' vJT Trust Company :-rT.his Company offers inducements to the public which few! possess. It "is economical in its' management, and prompt in the parment of its losses. The insured for life arq its members, and they participate . in its profits ; not only ion the premiums, paid in; but also on a large and increasing desposit capital kept in active, .operation.'. jy ;. - - j.,'. '. " . A dividend of 67 per cent., at the last Anual Meeting ot the Company, was declared, and carried to the; credit ot the life members of the 'Company. t i Those desiring an insurance upon their own lives, or the lives of their slaves, will please address :- : j D. P. WEXlt, . - Treasurer. Greensboro', Feb. II, vlSo 11-r-lr. NF. ItH'ES Jb CO., wholesale and retail Drug- gist3, have and will keep on hand a fall supply of all sueh articles as are usually found in a First Class. Drug: House. They will conducs the business on a large and liberal scale, "having ample experience, force and facilities for doing so, I and hope j by their promptness, energy and untiring efforts to please; ta secure the liberal patronage bf their.fi lends and the public generally. . . The Prescription Department will be under the immedi ate supervision of one of the firm, both day and nigb,t. Orders will be attended to with neatness and dispatch. X. F. RIVES, M. D. ' ! ' l WALTER B. JORDAN-.. 5 tf. "-.: '! '"'. ' V JGS. CXRK. . f - ' i- ": . - Maxsiox irorsE,- - Withis Two HrsnsED Yards, or ihb Depot. ow open for the reception ofrTUAXSIENT CUSTOM and BOARDERS. Table supplied with the best the mar ket affords. . fL MO XT AGUE,, Projector ;. Jan. 7, 1S6L - ' I i - v 12 tf SUBSISTENCE DtJPjAKTMEXT, M . t - J . - . ' ,f ItALEiaH, May, 25th, 1861. Sealed proposals will be received at this DepartnuAt for t.a a..iiTPfT of p-ood merchants ble. flour, at aay railxoaa depot wnma uie m.sf , fix barret; until 15th of July, 1861. .... .i -- r- . . . t Rhonld be endorsed "Proposals for flcmr,' and addressed to the Commissary Genera STVsj f ' "--. : '.,i(-;r :: Comminary GurraJL . Mav 29. 1861, 1 . . ; - -.i: tf - - - - -' '" '' " '' -. . " ' " ' ' ' : ' ' - G0A1MITTED to Jalj. in the jown pf Sallshnrj' Rowan coantT, br Comeliui Xestler, negro glares wda savr but r'anawar aabeloflgi to James Fuller and says hu name is Frank. This boy u abtwenty-one or two year old, about i feet high, of father a hght-dark color, had on brows woolen clothes, badly torn, appeara to be a bovof good quality, and number one negro. Tha owner will come for him, Py chat-get, and takeWwy, otherwise be will be dealt yntb tceyiwjs JTOX ' . , i Sheriff of, Rowaji county.' w.-l iMs! : ! - 6-tf ' . . i ' ' I. One qiare, first fasertW, tadi aubseqoent insert ioh,,:.; .. " - V, (Foartcfn tinea j 'under make a square.) Contracts will be catered into with yearly, half-yearly nd quarterly advertisers, at a rwluction from the'abqte ratea.: . . f " ; . . '. j . ' -' '. !' '..jjf -o deduction from' the Yupilar rates for adrertiii-ment inwrU'd in the Weekly Etlition. : f . ' '...:. ... ' v I - ,' :'. AU adrerusements n-ceire one insertion in th Wwkly. OXFORD FEMLE COLLEGE. If ire. 5?lonl! allow oar. enemies to degrade nV bv cutting off our educational facilities, that, of iUjlf , J.' cut i wouid be a partial Victory. , . NOKTH-CAROLINA Is rich in men and can, a fiord to 'upare from the fiald uise wnoje uuT u la to educate the voun. t ! OXFORD i3 a .qui?! and SCCluded villacm. Cflinnarrt.-,.U "LVJ. . t 1 -.j'.v41ru iiw ugm the turmoil and excitemeot now aUatiuj; tba countrr TKe?e considerations have' induced us to supply all th departmclnta of onr school with " ' .'-..'-i TEACHEUS OF -TflE IIIOUEST QUALIFICATIOX. We' make NO CHARGE for TCITIOX AGAINST the DAUGHTERS of THOSE who VOLUNTEER to E-htfJr their country. 7 , ,-" , i . The TWEXTY-FIRST SESSIOX will open Tim the FIRST MONDAY IX JULY. . . . J The Annual Announcement and Cataloyue. will b s-.-ut on application. MILLS! 4 CO, Oxford, X. p. wir wilson schools; j ; wilsox, x. c. - ,.! . . .' : FOR ROYS AND GIRLS IN SEPARATE BUILDINGS, BY MR. AND MUS. RIClUnnSOY, aided by a lull and able coi p of distant teachers, in all Depart ments.. I - .": - ' V ' ! . ' ' ' 1 Deirtraents foiu Prcparatorr, Aeadj)c, CoHojrlata and LinVei sity or Art, with & Regular Course of study in each. . - ;. : . . ' ' ;- .' j - Tlie ensiira? Ssion will be nUunpned for tho ad of pupils on TIIUKSDAY, 10th day of Ja'nuarr, lSGj.U- For n Catalogue, Address the Principal.. I. j "'',' ' " 1 - J ' ' lfcW, SPRING TRADE. . DGi. ; N. F. HIVES ft CO. TimmilJ Invito the mrrchants of Vlrrlnli Jen.sive stocK Ot Dvugs. - - ; ' 'WiloincrT, '-::-. '' ; Chemical, - Fanov Arlicha, "'I. !" " liva.hor. of all kinds, ; DreStnfls. o. Tobacco, j 3 ' Wiudow 1 Cigars, ' l'att-nl pf edicinrs, ' Snuff, - ,. Secdjy ; ;. ; , 1hio Medical Winea Spicos.; ' . : Brandies. Gina. Ac Having; facilities onsnrpawed bv anV house in the trad. they leel authorized in siyiug thev can,, and will sell ill gooda,in their .line 6f bnsincse; at such low prices ad canu )t tail to;, fire entire satisfacHn.! Orders will be; promptly attended to. AH goodj sept from their establishment; waa ranted aiUvpl tistiited by th?ai. N, F. RITES" 4 CO.," I,.-;,. "Wholesale Dracrists, i . . . 1 v Pi. N. F. Rives. -1 J OSHPH .CVUH. . .' 1 FUHMTWtE ! FUltMTUIif: ! I ALFSED OYERTrRE, navlRff removed to the larg -, ncw"and eytt-nniivf' building on S vcauiire street, neatly opposite Donnans A Johason. has'purctwdwd tde ' most superior and -xten.iTc tock of Fur'nitewe ever exhib ited iir the .city, t which h-i invitt-s tho attention of house keepers and others in want of superior articles in his lino , pled jing Entire iatisiactiou in rjuaUtv and price. His stock compoHtd of Sofa., 'Divau. Parlor chairs, 'Mahogaar wa,idrobs,i and Bok cases, Jla.ble top Bureaus, .-Centre Tablet. Spring ahd'othur Bedsteads. Six-iiiblcs, Ac. , He will, also make to order ah article irt his line., as he has "" soiii t of tha best workmen ia the city in his employ J Ha 1 policits a call from his friends-and the public " I 1 He willj pay paVtii-ijljr attention to the Undertaking 1)6- ? partmnti for which purncw h, wiU fcwp a good assort- I ment of Burial Cisee of everj--bsei-'iriwn. " U's willhaVe , in. attendance on funeral occsjdns a careul diiver aiid good hais;v i - .' .. ' ' I Pctersbnrg. Va., April 9, 1669.' ' ' . i .1 4 . 1 , - ,) i 7EKKLY ARRIVALS OlCARKIAGES, Rocka- T WA YS and B V GO I KS, made expressl v for Virginia ani ioi in-L:HroJiua. . Thov fc-re of th i latest style and stf Als, SADDLES and HARNESS of the rior r-irkiiwvuship. b;?ol materials, aud (if my own manutacture.' Call and sue my stock bt'tore pui cliaing elscwl.ere. j ' A. U. HARRISON. No. 123 Sycamore sti eet. Fetergburc. Ta. April. 1S00. -', ' "ly. . RKM0VAL.1. GEORGE L, BIDGOOD. , feoo ErttlRR, ' J- ,. Arr e ii t- M c t h o i i s t 0 e p o s t o r y J : r RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, XlfOULD respectful!) inform Tils friends arid ii the public, that he ha rtmrtved U the store M NO. 1C1 MAIN STREET, Recently Occupied by Mr. Chas. A. Gwatkia, and ondoor below Messrs." Kent, I am & Co. His stock of .j i BOOKS, STATlONERXy AND FANCY ARTICLES,- '!-'. -,: !.'.-: ; - will compare favorably ith'anv house South. He ha se lected with great care' a epleudld assortment of stationerr,' to suit tlie most fastidious. '. A volleottba of ch.ietf MIS CELLANEOUS, , STANDARD AND TnEOLCMICAlA WOlf KS.i of the nwewt editions, and indeed the latest popu lar, moral publiratioiiH as soon as published, v . i m. ; L The rade ban be supplied with our own own Books upon the same terms as at th Nashrilli'hous' 'cn- terms, sea ' Catalogu e, which wilt be furnished gratic. " , . I ; I'iichants, Ministers, Colporteurs and Coiwiuiners will fiud it to .their adyantajje to patronize the'Depiwitory.' The store has been elegaiitly and comfortably fitted up with aView to the eadv conduc-t'of the;busin es, as well as the comfort and p ase of the customer. ; "Also polite aud acoonv modating clerks are employed. ' 1 . Orders will b faithfully and promptly attended to. Don't forget the placel No. 161 iMain street, oh door ibelowiKetit, Pain & Co's. " - 6-4 COLLEGE HOTEL. 4 TIIE t'nderslgiied hahis taken charge of the houses formerly occupied as a Female College in tha city of Raleigh, on Hillsboio.' street, 200 yards west of tha Capitol, towards the N. C. Depot, and having opened tha same as a PUBLIC iiuixu ana WMituiaur uutiac, respectfully eoliciU the patronage of the TRAVELING PUBLIC, ,-,' ' .;, ' ' , -j, :;-. v ! - .J'.: : Hiliiiboro' street is noted for good water and beautiful shade during the summer months. The Proprietor designs keeping ailfduse for BOARDERS, during the summer and fall months for FAMILIES, who can have the benefit Of the Mineral Water from, the Kirkhatn Spring, which U equal to any in the State in medicinal properties, and wtiich is well known to all who have tried tlie water. . . ; The public are respectfully solicited, to call and judg? for them8t:lv. as promisis aught be made and not complied wrth. I , SAMUEL II PHILLIPS, AgtJ Jan. 261 1861. . A -i if tf ' Jan. 2C; 1861. prnlSEWIXG MAlHISES..Tbe Quaker at J Sewing Machine works with two threads making double lock stitch, which will not rip or ravel,"even if averr fourth stitch be ciii. It ae'wa eaually as, well the aoarecst Linsey or the finest Myelin, and is undeniably tha st mac hine in market, . Merchant Tailors, Mantua Maker n d lioujeket-Dcri. are invited to call and examine for thea- lJlr.' jp. a.; Wilson, iierchant Tailor, Wmaton; X. C A '; having tried other machines, buys one or the Quaker City, and pronounces it far tetter than any before in ae y j. All persons wishing ta secure the agency for the. kale of he Quaker City machine, in any of the towns it orth Carolina, except in the county of , Wake, which is secured to MewiJ. Tucker A- Co., of "Raleili, and the -county uf Forsy the, taken by P. A. Wilson, of Winston, should appiy soon to the undersigned ajrents for the State. We will pay a reasopableipercent..to ail persons talcing agencies.. I : . 5. A F. GAlil'.LTTj Agent. , XJreeufiboro', N". C, lb. 2nd, 1858. . . , .; LAXDjFOR SALE. The snbaerlber wishing to move to the Southwest, offers or sale the tract of land on which he now resides, lyiurj eiht miles outh of Raleigh, and one mile north of Band's mill on the waters of Swift Crack', and in a healthy and intelligent neighborhood. I lind cleared, and ina bigb statu of tivation, for a foar . horse farm, cultivating ne-half alternately :Tbere la on . Said tract contains pouv o4vacrct , vuire u tnwuxa . the tract a good, two atory dwelimg hui coutaww vigtii roonjs, and a basement, newly fiid np. Thre ave l:iO all tho neceatMpryvoBtnottse oi m wi-u-rt-Ki nr. in tnoaaftH Ol -m WlfU-rfK Ui i -u to., in, nim m ..r nftr in the raid. iii.! liffll. IV ireu -daed to tb growth, of Corn, C"ott-a Wut-at aud OaU For turther parucaxars aaar?s. - . v . lAnhurn. Wake Co.. S. 0 October 13,. 1S60. tf. N0RTH-C1R01IS1 MILITARY RfTTO"irT.,if Goldbora Uifle". hayg procurvd a ''?' TMett. St.tft Anna are orepared tiifuruwh l.uftona ii -u-T.v. r..i;n vriift!irv Company, at 33 per cent, less than they tan be pntfK.Tn ' All aPrUPtion. must be tojhe Capmn. V .1 -; j i vl' il I. t 1 4 I j 'i