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JJL I(SG3. nxt door Wert of hU former loeiUon.
October J7th. 186U .
Sfitfi
KMPIK V ALLK!,
' - A TTORXXT8 AT LAW.
TTAViE removed tbeir ofrfoe from out to Prince etreet,
iX JOUBJIAU BU1LDJAU3, formerly occupioa oj n. i
liolmei. Kiq. ' . .
r October 17th, 1"WU
t. t. rimwAT,
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IIWU MOOBB
PETTBWAT MOOHR,
piiirniT. niuuKSIOM MKIUtHANTM.
fOl. 18411 No. 3i North Weter it., W tlmlogton, a. 0.
- LOt'IS D. RRAHBEBT,
-rvBUGOlSl1 AND PRACTICAL Pfl BM ACEXITIST,
II ' Wll.UIKOTON. N. C,
L-.na iBati.nt1v nn hand, e eelsct 4Tock of lsru. Mtd-
. icinei, Vomestio and Jtihropcm C'lwntwalt, Fancy and
Touel Artwlcs, Wmet ana vquortjur juuh;m j.
Parttrn! ttentl0B Bald to PMSCIlirriOM, f AMlfcT
Store immediately under the " Cerblla Hotel.
' July VI, 185!. 7 v i I C:'-tf
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'COMMISSION MKKCHANTa end WUOLE8ALB QUO
KJ UEita, ho. aiaortn mwrowwi, -
nne 18. 15!. . VimmoTow, N. C
joeira
LOBOOM. CTBC1 I. YAIUHMa.
j. n. niossoin a c.
("1 EN ERA L COMMISB10N MERCHANTS,
X June W. lHttl. WimwOTowyN. r.
n. B. CILKRI. '
.TtTnni;HlLE OHOCEIl AND COMMISSION MEB
CUA.NT, endDEALKRIN Na f AL BTOR6S, eorne
Wter end Uerket itreeu, wumineion, a.v,.
. April id,
K, Hl'RRAf A K f.
(SamlMM to. Marry A Femnnfc.l -
COMMIBSIO,! HBCnANTS
AND WHOLE3AIJ5 GROCEBa,
., WATAH HTllKKT.
waJlINUTON, N, "0.
I. Mr Its AT P. B. C0Ti!IICW. . T. "rai';
rebrnery 1, 1M9.
JA8. C. SMITH COn
10MMI8PJ05 MERCHANTS, offloe eooond stcry,
j South Wetet end Mdreet etreete, WilraiBjrtou,
whore they ere prepjred t erWud toU bnia(
flrtrnmltmm Unit.
AU baiinee entnated U tiom wffl he pTractar.j
eorner
N. 0,
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COMMISSION AND FOBtTAJfVINU MEllCHANTd
I i WlI.HIMOTOh. a C.
rfirn- o-er Kr.' J. A..Willerd'i Btore. ilntreee uiwrol
Prrttceee ead Weter etreeU.
J. At. H.OQiHSO.1 A HiiSI. '
- --.! WanrnTo. N. C
nrPOETEBS. MAIHTPACTDIlKBi' AGENTS, "AND Dp
1 lere in Herd were, Cultery, lrpu, BU, Rn, Jr
woirel hnpleweate, Ao. 1
J. col. W. T. IIXDALL, J. i. lAhDALl
. rai. KEKDAIX. A ro.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GBO
Meroh Hth. lBfll
I. C B. a. WOHTH,
C0MHIB6I0N AND F09"ABDTS0 MEBCHANTK,
Wtj.MiKroM, N. C.
eferob 11, 147 - - -
i.yi-i
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WAl.KCUfiK.VBEB.
fripwicr to Wa'.knr Merreg . Co..)
HOLES ALB AND RETAIL DBUGGI8T,
A5 Bitin yreitr, wiLnrwafow, i, u.
O. B. BLUB. . w. BTTOHILL
KLUI A WITCHF.LL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIXR3 IN
CORN, FEA8, OATS. BYE, WHEAT BBAN, OIL MEiL;
ruEaa gbodnd hominy, hoehk at cow i,ed;
Aim,
XABT&RS Atffl AOSTB B1VKR BAT,
(forth Water Street
r.hreer. IB. l-- ""n "
COMMISSION JrBCHAIfTS,
. B-IOBfi BABRIK
Ort. lot. IW.
WlXBTKOTOtt, N. C.
A. 1, BQWH.L. tr-Wt-BA8AtMi
NOTICES.
CO-PART!tRSIIIP NOTICR.
rPBE UNDERSIGNED here entered Into Co-Partnenbip
X rn trie town ol Wilmington, a. u., under tne nrm oi
bOU-.HtRLAND dt COLKelAN. for the parnoee of bnjirif
ad jelling NEGRO B LAVES, where the higbeat ceeb price
will be pei a.
ITiey eUo here A hoase is Mobile, Alabeme, where tj
wOl receWB end tell ilBre ba Gommimioa. Liberal edvsn-
ea mede npoa alarea left with them for esle.
J). J. SOUTHERLAND,
, JAME!l C. COLEMAN.
. Aflfrnirt let, 1359. ' 804
NOTICB - ,
SAMUEL B. JENNING3 and Lovet Feeeocl will carry
on the Ctnmweion and Forwarding boxinoM at the old
tUnd of. the lata firm ot G wrer, feaoock dt Co., under the
name or Jennioga 4 Peacock. -
I. B. rtMI8. 1m WAotxnt.
Jnaell. Oo'dsboro' Trfbnne copy. 234
rermnrvt tun, lUi!wn vf Vonfe-L-raWS-uk vf
' 'Atrurii-Q.
'Wc. the rp!e rf t-f ro-'-'.l.te fite. etrkSUw -'
f ; fa He wm rfuir d InJ t!nt ehr-o tr, in or v
form a parmtaiit fc'-ifel K-ve.nme'it. et l-h J-wti':e. Ji.-.
tf toTpnrwivi's era ou !
riLl.no of Almh'ti'. ,V
l'oot tail o for Uie i'.-., 't-i e AiBrK.
' Amici " t. A-oioii I ','
AHMittipi4r- L r.i t!" ft c1 b vettjd P
e fwirrta 'f the C-ut-'r-e . At'i -h h !lf ot
B tnAt and Ilooe f p-"""1: T t
. AVC-B - ' I V
1. TbvTloiiasof H.-jircfc-n' ti.t .'I 10- iTTm -n el f
mrruhrra 'h-wea vi.y !-;' otthr
Mrl Kt.tc- Kfirl 1h. el ,.'- .") "L.te Bh't" f'
seat of IH.Ouoredete. f i.n li.v t'e tj iii'iS n:I.-aj
?(!' tor elnct-ra rf t! m 't fij- i t. t' 1
. . .. i ....ii ...... i ..f -t i if f . : 'i t i, ti bt,t . r (U-
a-u of tie t o':t ?oVr."'t i i . ,'! S- " J t.j' 0e f'r,J
env 1 Sir era, cil pi.,lii'.l. H-,t or irui-' , . . .
. 2. 'ao pnjiiO dhdlit. a rz-pe-Witetiv wn Viu J 1
a'tu -wa e'K f twentr-liv. yore, 9' d lie it i-H '
tr Onfe'lentt f-tsV. end wOfl)ll imI, wVb '
iii J-Jiiiu,' ."t - Vijt-v,i hj L o i , ; '.
3. ..,fiif ( i "1 n.l d.ii.t y.r w.
e Ji .liiiit tu tutir rr.-.i.iiv , , ...(,4i
ehell be tlriermiiil by id'hnfr t.j.l'.r whole fimiih'.-r U live
penou, lncluiui- tuoie bound 'o arrvivB lore tnn m
year, and excluding Inditn not feied, three-fl'lha of ell
Uvea. The ecrnal enumeration ihull be maJe withiu lbn-e
yean after the first niwliujicf the Conres of the (onfd
erete States, and within evry ubcqucut term -of tea year.,
in eucb manner ae they ba:l, by liw, direct. The number
of representative! ihall not ezce.d one for every fifty thrn
eand, bnt each 8lateball bare at ka.t one rrpieenttive ;
ano until inoh enom.ratioo shall be made the hlate ol Hrm'.b
t:arolina thall he entitlrd to cboo. eix. tba Riate Of Ge"r
fis ten, the Mate of Alitbama nine, tbe Ftate of Fhvila
two, the Kuta f Mi.HBi)pl .evn, tbe hta'e i f LouUUna
i, and tbe hute of Texae tix.
4 U ben vacanciea happen in the representation from toT
State, tlie Exeoutive auihority U ertof 1h11 iasue writ of
election to fill lurh Taeauriee. . ' . .
, S. The linoeeof Repreeentativeailall cbonae their Spek
er and other officer., and shall have the. mla power o' im
peachment, except thai any Ja licijil or other ieiieral i fllwr
reaideut and acting aolely i hint lie limita of any htate,
may be impeached by a vote of two third, of b .tli branchei
of the Legmlalure thereof.
- .- Seehont. --
1. The Pennte of the Conl'edertte Btatui ehitll he oompna
ed of two Sen ttora from each Htate, chosnu for lix year by
the Legii'atnre thereof, at tbe regular eeitaion next Imme
diately preceding the oomineacement of tbe trm ol lerrlce;
and each Senator shall have one vote. 1
J. Immediately after they .hall be aiembled,:la conse
quence of tbe first eleetion, tbey shall be divth-d as equally
a. my be iuto three claasee. Ihe seats of ths Hrnaturs ol
tbe Brat class shall be vacated at the expiratioa of tbe, se.o
ond tear ; of tbe second o!as at the expiration of the fourth
year; and of tbe Sd clans at the expirution of the sixth esr;
so that one-tbird at ty be ehuecn every second yesr ; and It
vacancies happen by res goation or otherwise drunug the
recess of the Legislatnre of any ritato, the Executive tbet
of may mske temporary BpoiutinenU until the nextimeet
ing ol the Legislatnre, which shall then fill auch vacancies.
" . No person shall be a Senator who shall not have at'
taiued the age of thirty years, aud be a cltisen of tbe Cvn
trd.rate btatei, and who shall not, when elected, be an In
habitant of the State for which be shall be chosen. ''
4. Tne Vioe-Fresident of the Confederate Mates aball be
Prenldeut of the Peuate, but shall have a vote, unices they'
be equally divided. .
6. The Senate shall cbooe their other officers, and also
B President pro Umport In tbe absence of the Vice Prenl
deut, or when he shall exercise the office or President ol the
Conlederate Statrs. v
6. Tbe Senate shall have the sole power to try ell im
peachments. When sitting for that purpooe, they hall be
on oath or eflirmstjon. When tbe President o 'be Confede
rate States is tiled, the Chief Justice shall preside ; and B ,
person shall be convicted without the concurrence of two
thirds of tbe members present.
7. Judgment in cases of impeachment shall not extend
further tliaa to temuval from ouice, end dlquslillcatia to
hold and enjoy sny office of honor, truntor prutlt, uadrtbe
Conlederate States) but tbe party convicted shall, never
theless, be liable and suhjeot to Indictment, trial, judgmeut
and pumsbmynt, aqconlinx to law.
J , Section 4. . . . '
1. The times, places and ma oner of holding electiotis for
Hcuators and iieuresentauves shall be prescribed in eac
State by tbe Legislatnre thereof, subject to tbe provisions
of this t'orstiluiion i tnrtae Congress may, at sny liw, by
law make or al'er such regulationsf except as to the times
ana piaeet oi cu'Xiaing Beoaiors.
2. The Congress shall assemble at leant once loevry
year; and such meeting shall be oa the first Monday in
December, unless tbey shall, by law, ppoiut a different
day. - .
Section S.
1, Each House shall be tbe judge of the elections, returns
and qualifications of Its own members, and a majority of
each snail constitute a quorum 10 aouuaiLesei dui a amsi
Itr number mar adjourn trem day to day, end may tie an
tborized to compel the attendance of absent members, in
such inanaer and under snub penalties as each House my
provide
2. Each House msy determine tbe tulca of its proceed
inss, punish its members for disorderly behavior, aud, with
tbe concurrence ot two-thirda of the whole number, expel
a member.
S. Each Home shall keep a Journal of ita proeeedlnea
and from time to time publish the tame, excepting such
carta as roain their judcitient require seciesy, and be
yeaa and nays of the members of either Louse, on any ques
tion, snail, at me -cut ire or two-nuns oi inoae present, be
entered on tne journal.
4. Neither House, during the session cf Congrecs, shsl!
without tbe consent of the other, adjuura for more thau
three due, cor to any other place than that in which the
two Houses shall be sitting.
&ec(ion 8.
1. The Senators and Representatives slall receive a com
pensation for their services, to oe ascertained oy law, and
Daidoulot tbe treasury ef the Confederate hla es. Tbey
shad, iu all cases, except treason, felony and breach of tbe
peace, be privileged Ire an arrrw during their attendance at
the suasion of their reepeulive Houses, aud In guli.g to ace
retaining trom the tame i and tor acy i-peech or debate in
ei her Home they ahall noLha qntn-tiwutd iu any other
place. - - i .
3.' Vo Senator or Representative aball during the time for
tbe tuthority of the Confederate fctatts, h'cii thall have
been created, or tne emoluments w Hereof snail bave oeet
increased during sucb time; and, ao person Holding any
olhce under the Conlederate States shall be a member ol
either House during his continuance iu flice. Jlat Cotgres.
rrsv. bv Isw. rraut to Use rrincipal olUucr Hi each wl thl
Executive Pepartrn 'titsa ht cpun the Hour of titner bouse,
witb me privilege oi aiacu.su g any measures appertain
tug to bis department. -
section I.
1 All bills for raisiag revenue shall orlgitiate in tbe House
of Representatives ; but the r-enaie muy piopoae to concur
witii amendmenu as on outer bu,s
2. Every bill "which shall bave paiwed both Honbee shall
bet'jia it becomes a law. he presented to the Pieidentol
I the Confederate btutea ; if he apjnove, he shtrH-aign it ; but
t.erei ...i.,anl with the fn-f '. ; 'but 'Ith.r
lM,iior eaf olb-r -au cnutalat d hi liin t'onituf oa,
flii.ll ever 1.. ci.nstr-ued Ui del. te t' f (. ti to t'-in-r. -to
nnprofiriate money for a iv i .ier I i " r ve ii tit t- -r.
t4 to f.oiiiisle eownieree. exeeiit ! r - v,n f !nr-
li-hi-iR luhU. benroi;-e J h "" end r .i, m... 1
et' iiri uoim tbe 0'ia,i a. t!1. mu-m .. .- t t - . j
. eoKh-if th v r ar,l , in d tl.e rrmovne of f.h-t'iir' ii m r v s . . I. ,
r'.!n nnd wa'jKah Hi ! whieh n such dut e. hll Le Ij'.I "oi.- ,h n. ;
kJ Ijherrtiy a n.ay re jiceJary a i;j i:w i j ,
t.iir.ee thei. f. .' j
4, Tot s'Al.lish. iifftfl ci
f tiiU.aim the niM-rtef ba-.k miti'i",
X ii S.'6t e SUte ; tu' H i t V ti I .-
toil fl.-bt c ifcTactr. b. r"r lb. ri aiei ::.'
4Toeon mwer. i.-.-u'ota '. van- i
ltf; e'rfn, mil nx tu ; o:tn i "i , i
,.To pro td. for It pu'n-i.ui -til n
k i 'tji:-i and eurr-ut mh of 'lie 'un
J 1 eLlin't p'. oHir-es a--1
ne of the Poet '"..! l'riA'i.!i""t
laicv i the year of our lord anst
tbits. e'.a.l he pAi out or tie oi
8 To promote flm prunes t i 'leljtti'a ty
.rtcurli.g br li i iisd tun- to -t i ' tf ,toi I'm
ct"-lv rii;ht f 'Ii -t r"" oeii" 't , ;,--rre
u , To p..;!tirt'' "''i ' I " "ivin Cut
j i i.i,t tinder the Coar. derate- Rtatee, shall be ap iiul.d an I
j e. .r. . - . i "."...- - . f
t ; 3 T'te Vn'or.K H Bee't Id their Hspeetiv ! -s-i1 !
i.vo'e 1 v Ul , fir fio.i hint and Vloe Pr.itr,t, . i
I r,,t st Ira.t, s)ihi ti ,i he is tnh.biuntef U e
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e4 f e Vh-" I'm l ll, BBI they fcbMI m , d:
s ot ail pe r l.r s Pre-iiU-j ad ,A
-tJ i i .idn, e-d of t im ,1 , r i '
r is.'li liir ' . t .i'ysha'l ii n -! rertlly
( K-i.i, to t .o n.vron.el,t of Uu m'r
. ti n v I to ' I n ' Jeut of the fe tlir
f ! ? , i & .1... in ' preaiif-. ol H,. 't,
t i.ti,, , i ed r.rfr', 't-. u
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CTIOICB ARTICLE, Just received. For Bale by '
feb.7th. PETTE AT Jt MOORE.
htAf-auAP.
, a choice article.
Liii ui uuu nuiD, uiur m, u muv.
il For sale by PETTE WAT St MOORE.
Jan. 31.
N
OW MAKING nine hundred Uniforms for Confederate
Soldiers, at - XILDWIN'S.
Feb. liter .
c
tjcRAia'ai ULCR
AN be had at,
Feb. 10.
CABSiasaKS
BALDWIN'S.
PLOUGHS OP ALL DESCRIP
tioDS, embrscicg No. 6, a, 10, 10
it, lit, li, 18. 60, 60, 78, and Eagle
I a, n, m, u, e and r rioagbs; aaso,
Garden Plough, Uees, Caatinga.
Corn bhellen at-4 Straw Cutters, ia
warebouas and for sal. as -
JAMES WILSON'S
Oil, Leather, Bad Jlery, Truck and Harneas Establishment.
Jan. 37 m. ltwii. . ;-
aiir.IXART HIDISO SADDLE. K. r.
XTTB BATE bow en exhibition the three leading styles
IT ef Military Kidieg Maaiee via:
THE MONKEY SADDLE, ' , , .'
THE BBtiOLATlON SADDLE,
' THE MoCLELLAN SADDLE. .Alse,
Mexican, Hope, Spanish, English, AtUkapaas and other
popular style, at WlLSOS o.
Feb. 3i. . -
THE EXODCI OP FLOtCUa aUH continues at
Fib. lit ; . . . .WILSON'S.
- il. -w'-ec art wm., rant K"uia of kiarque end re- lore the lili day
pH-al, end ni .rulef vonoeruing capturts on land od
water. - .
12. To raise ahd support mils ; l ol an appropriation
of money to tint use shall br tor a longer teim than two
years.
1.1. Tj provide aed mslut.la a aavy.
14. 1 make rules fur government and regulation of tli
land and naval force. - '
15. To prnviJe for eatllns forth the militia to exernte. the
laws of the Confederate elates, suppress insnrrecti'Hia and
tepel iiiraalon. " . .. -
IU T provide for organizing, armlntf and disnli'llulng
the e Hit ia, end for governing a rich part of there as may he
euiployed In the service of ti e Conledarate Hates j reserv
ing to the KUtes, reepcetively.the appoinlment of Ihe (fl
eer, and the authority of ire rig the militia anourdlng to the
discipline prescribed by Congresa.
17. To exerelae exclusive legislation, In all caaei what
oever. over sucb district (not exceeding ten mllos iqtiare)
an may, by cession of one or mure H'atss and tbe BvO.pt
acce of Convresa, beoome the seat of the government of the
Confederate States ; and to Bxerciae like authority over all
places purchased by tbe consent of the Legislature of the
State in which the same shall he, for the election of forts,
mHgaxiries, arseuala, dockyards and other needful build
lot' and
IS. To make all laws which shall be necessary and pro
pen for earrying into txecu'lnn the foregoing powers, and
all other powers vested by this Constitution in tbe govern
ment of the Confederate States, or in any drp&rtnieut or
oftider thereof.
fecfion 9. .
1. The Importation of negroes of the A Moan race front
any foreign conntry other than the slavehoding Bis tea, oi
Territories of tbe United Hates of America, Is hereby for
bidden ; and Congre) Is required te paas sucb laws a shall
effectually prevent the same.
1. Congress" shall also bave power to prohibit the intro
duction of slaves from any St.ae not a member of, or Terri
tory not belonging to, this Confederary.
I. The privilege of tbe writ of habeas rorput shall sot be
anspendeil, unless when in ca.es of rebellion or Invasion tbe
public safety may require It-
4. no oiii oi aitaiuer, or em ion loom lew, or taw U"iiy
if not, he rhall retuta it with his objections to thai Home in
which it snail bave originated, who simii enter tbe objec
tions at lame on their journal and proceed to reconsider it.
If, after such reconsideration, two-thitdaef that houee snail
airree to paas tbe bill. It shall be sent, tugttner wiib tne ob
jections, to the other House, by wbiub it shall likeiM be
reconsidered, and if approved by two-unroa oi mat House
it shall become a law. Uut in an sucb catea tbe votes ot
bath Houses shall be determined by jess and r-as, aud the
names of the' persons voting for aid sgainal the bill shall be
entered on the journal of each House lespectrveiy. if any
bill shall not be retumed fey the 'resident witbiu ten days
(eiundata excepted) alter it shall bave been presented to
bim, the same ahall be a raw, in IfLe manner as if he had
signed it, nolens the CongTeea, by their adjonrnmeiit, pre
vent ita return ; in which case it shall not be a law. The
President may approve any appropriation and disapprove
any other approoiiation in the same till. In such case, he
shall, ia signing the bill, designate the appropriations dis
approved, end auau return a cojy oi sucn appropriations,
with bis objections, to the Uotiae in which the biilahaii
have originated : and the same proceedings affalltben be
bad at ia cam of other bills disapproved by the President.
3. Every order, resolution or vote, to wbicn tne concur
rence ef both Houses may te nectsfery (except on a ques
tion it adiouiLBicEti shall be presented to the President ol
tbe Cocledeiate States ; and before the same shall take ef
fect, ahall be aooroved bv him ; or being -disapproved by
him, may be repaesed by two-thuds ol both Uouacs acc rd
ing to the rules and limitations prescribed in case (I bill.
. Section 8. )
The Congress shall have power -1.
To lay and collect taxes, duties, luinets and excites
for revenue neceahary to pay the debu, provide for the
oommoa defence, and carry on the government of the Con
federate States ; but no bounties shall be granted from the
Treasury, nor shall anv duties or tueson iiuDortationa Iron
fore isn nations be laid to nromote or fuater am branch ot
industry ; and all duties, imposts and excise ahall be uni
form throughout the Confederate States.
1. TO borrow BialMffftll-Llt. nr.., lit V Cr fnAavlt
Bute. :", "
S. To regulate oommeroe with foreign baUooa, and among
Ing or impairing the right of propsny in negro slaves ahall
be paaaed.
fi. No capitation or other direct tax shall be laid utiles
'in proportion to the oeotut or enumeration hereinbefore di
rected to be taken.
6. No tax or duty shall be laid on articles exported from
any Mite, escrpt by a vote of two-thlid. of both houses.
7. N v (references ebsll be given by any regulation ol
commerce orTovetuo to tbe ports of cue Miite over those
of another. . .
8. No money shall be drawn from tb treasury, but In
consrqienoe of appropriations made by law t and a regu
lar ttaternuut sad account of the reusipta and expenditures
of all tiubtie money sball be published from time te time.
B. fonereee shall avui(te wo-enoiiey fross the treaou
rr except bv a vote-ol tee-thirds of both hoaaee. ttken by
yeas nd najs, nuleas It be esktdaod estimated for by some
one of ihs heads of department, and inbinttud to Congrats
bv the President: or fur tbe purpose of paying iu own ex-
penaea and contingencies; or for thi ptymeut of claim
sgainst tbe Conted rate States, tno laslice or wblcli shall
bave been judicially aeeiared oy a mnunsi tor me inveaii
gatiun of cla ma against the government, which It fa he is by
made tbe duty or Congress to eniaoih.
10, All bills sppropilatlng money -diall specify in ftderal
currency the exact amount of each appropfiatiun aud the
purposes for which it Is made ; and Congress shall grant no
extra compensation to any publlo contractor, oHioer, agent
or servant, a'trr such contract shall bave been made or
inch service rendered. -11.
No title of nobility shall be granted hy the Confede
rate 6tats ; and no person holding any vtlice of profit or
trust under them, ahall, without the consent of Ihe Con
gress, accept of any present emoluments, office or title of
any kind whatever Irtm any king, prince or foreign Mate
13. Congress shall make no law respecting sn establish
ment of religion, or prohibiting the Xree exercise tfa.reot;
or abridging the freedom of apeecb, or of lbs press ; or the
right of the people peaceably to aasemtiie and petition the
government lor a redress ot grievances.
13. A well regulated militia being cere-nary to tbe ae
curity of a fres State, tbe right of the people to keep aud
dbt arms snau not oe luiringea.
14. No soldier shall, in time of peace, be quartered In any
bom without tbe consent of tbe owner ; nor iu time of war,
but in a manner to be nteaonbed by law
li. The rlitht of tbe nsoule to be secure In their persons.
houses, papers snd effects against unreS!inabliearchea
and seizures, shall not be violated ; and no warrants mail
issue but upon probable cause, supported byosib or snum
ation. snd particularly describing the place to be searched
ALd the persons or things to be seised, '
16. No person shall b held to answer for a capital or
otn.rwwe lniamona crime, unlet on a presentment or in
dictment of a grand jury, except in c ases arming in the land
or naval forces, or iu tb militia, when in actual service, In
time of war or public dancer : nor shall any" person be sub
ject for tb asms bllencs tu b ly ice pot iu janpaidy of life
or limn, nor ne compelled, in any criminal case, to no a
wilnesa acaluat h matll: nor be deuiiied of life, liberty.
or proi erty, without due procet-a oHaw ; nor shail private
property be taken for tyibllo u-iti wiuiout just compensa
17. In.all criminal prosecutions tbe accused tball enjoy
the r?ltt to a speedy and public, trial, by an iiupacti.il Jir
of the Mate and district wbeiefn the crime shall bve been
committed, which district shall-bave been previously ascer
tained by law, aud to be afo tried or tbe natme a d caute
Of., Uie acettaatioB: to be Con roLted with the w iuea-et
against him : to hate cfmpa'aory process" ttf Jbtatn'og
wi n sue tn his favor, ai d to have tb istlslaiice of bou-j-icl
for bia defence.
18. In suits st common lw, where Ilia value in ccutro'-
veisy shall exceed twrny dollars, the riiiht of trial by j iry
ahall be preserved; and no fact to tiled by a jiry shall be
o'herwwe re-examined fa any court of the Cbultderacy tban
according to the rules of tb common law.
19. Excesaire ball shall not ba requited, nor xiessive
BOi-s lllipoiea, nor cruel snj tinunjal punniiuieste mn roved
30. Every law or resolution having tbe force of law, shall
reUte to but one tat jt, and that ahall be expressed in tbe
title. . .
Action 10. .
1. No State chali enter into tny tiealy, alliance. r on-
fed-ration; grant letters of maique aud lepitaal; coin
money ; mke any tl ing but gold and eilver coin a tender in
payment oi debts; paas any bill of attainder, or tz jot(
facto law. or law ia.oaitins the obligation of Contractu : or
grant any titrv3f nobility.
J. AO Ms re shall, witnoui toe conaeui oi tne congress,
lay any imposts or duties oa imports snd export, except
what may be absolutely necessary for executing ita inspec
tion laws ; and the nett pioduce of all duties aud impost,
laid by any S'at en imports or exports, shall be for the aae
of the treasury of tbe Confederate States j and all auch
laws shall be subject to the revision and control of Con-
J. No F Uteri-all, without tbe consent of Congress, lay
any- duly ot Wnusge, except on sea going verseta, for the
improvement of ita rivers sod harbors navigated by the
said vessel. ; but such duties shall not cotflict witb any
tree ie or lb Conlederate Bute wi b foreign natious;
and any surplus of revenue thus derived shall, alter makirut
such improvement, be paid into the common tieaeuty ; nor
snajanyeiaie seep troone or suips oi war, tn time ot
peace, enter into any agree ale ut or compact with another
State, or with a foteiga power, or engage in war, anleaa
actually iavaded, or ia such imminent danger a will not
admit of delay. But bea any river divides or flows through
twe or more b tales, they may enter iuto compact with
each other to Improve the navigation thereof.
, Abticlb 11. Section 1.
1. Tbe execnthe rower tball be vested in a President of
the Confederate Metes of America. He and the Vice Presi
dent stall hold their offices for t: e term of six years ; but
the President sball not be re-eligible The President and
Vice President shall be eltcted as follows: .
2. Each State thsll appoint, In sucb manner as the Legis
lature thereof may direct, a number of electors equal to the
whole number of fc-enators and Bepresentativee to which
the State may be entitled ia the Congress ; but no Senator
or ficpreacsuiiTe, or pexsoa holding u (1q at trust or i
7Miob iiexl fo.lowioit. u " Vies
Pieaideut shall tot aa Preaidsut, at it eats of loo death or
other conatltutiooal disability of tb I'r tl ls.it.
4. Ihe reraon having tbe greatest noruber of voles as
Vic rrraHfent shall be the Vice President, If such nuuib.r
be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed (
and it no prison have a majurpy, then from the two highest
numbers on the list the Senate ahall choose the Vlee 1 real
dent ; a quorum for tbe purpose sball consist of twe-tbinls
ef the whole number of Senators, and a nnj jri y of the
whole number shall be nereMary to a cbnlrs.
6 Hut no penma conatiluttonally Inelllgliil to the c flics
f President sha'l he eligible to tbat ef Vive President ol
tbe Confederate Statea.
fl Tbe Congress may determine tlis t!m of chooning'tlis
electors , snd lbs day on which they tball give their vote,
which day sball be tbe same throughout the CooteiSsrat
bt.Ua. , .
7. No poison rxaept a natural born cltlaen of the Con
fe letete Mates, or a cillxen thereof at the time ol the adop
tion of this constitution, or a oltic.n thereof bma In the
United SUtes prior tn t'e 3Utli of Deoeniber, 1H00, shall be
eligible to the (lite of President neither shall any person
be eligible t" that olllce who ahall not bs e alialued the
age of thirty-Are years, and been fourteen years a resident
within the limits of the Confederate Stat, as may sxUt ai
the tuna ef bia election.
H. In caaa of the removal of Ihe President from cOloe, or
of bis death, resignation," or inability to discharge the pow
ers and duties of the said ofllce, tbs saw shall devolve oa
the Vice Presl luot ; and the Congress may, by law, provide
- r ibe raae of removal, death, resignation, or Inability both
of the President snd Vice President, declaring wba( oOicer
shall tbeu a t as I'residuul, and sdoh olB.'er ahall ant so
coiilingly until the dUabilliy be rtmovel or a President
shall be sleeted.
tt. 1 he Preaideut shall, at staled tiiors, receive for hit
servl es a coiiiienatlon which shall neither bo Increased
nor diiuinikhed during the prriod for which be shall have
burn elected ; and be shall not receive within tbat period
any other emolument frcm the l ouledralo States, or any
of them. ' o
10. Before be enters on the execution of his offlct, be shall
take the following oath or affirmation i "
1 do solemnly swear (oralllrai) that I will faithfully ex
ecute the ofllce ol President ol the Coufedtralo States, and
will, to tbe best of m ability,' preserve, protect and defoud
the Constitution thereof." - '
Werlion 2.
I. The Prealilent sball be commander In chief of the army
and navy of tbe Confederate Statea, and of the militia of
the several States, when called Into the actual service nf
the Confederate Mate ; he may require the opinion. In wrJl
Ing, of tli piiucipel oHioer in cash of th Executive Depart
nieuta, upon auy tubject relating to tb duties of their re
spective (.Ulcers, and he ahall i.ave power to grant reprieves
snd paHons for ofledcee s gainst the" CouledcTat State,
except in cases of linpesehment.
'1. He sliall have the power, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, to make WeeAies, provhl.it two-
innua or tbe reimiors urcseut concur; ana be sball noml
'n.tte, and by and with the advice and eminent of the Senate
shall appoint ambaasadurs, other publlo nilulaters and eon
uls, judges uf th. Supreme Court, and all ether officers of
the Confederate States, whose appointments are nothermn
other wine provided for, and which shall be estahihhed hy
law : but the Cong-ess may, by law, vest th appointment
or sncn interior outcers, as 'hey tniux proper, in the I r.l
dunt alone, In lbs ceurut of law or In the heads of depart
ment..
V. Tbe rlncipal officer In each of the eienutive depart
ments, and all persons connected witn the diidomatio ter
vice, may he removed from oflice at th pleasure of the
President. AU otber elvll oniuera of the hxecutlie le part-
mint may ha removed at any tune by the President, or
other appniutlug potter, wheu their services are unneces
sary, or lor dishonesty, incapacity, luefflulency, miscon
duct, or n.gle'et of duty ; and when so removed, the remov
al shall be repotted to the Senate, together with th reatons
thetelor'.
4. Th President shall have power lo fill a'l vacancies
that may happen dm ing the receaa of the Senate, by grsst
ing communions which shall expire at tbe end of their next
seaaion ; but no person rejected by the Senste shall be re
sppoiuted to the same iftiue dnriug tb sir euasiug teotsa. ,
Sivlwn 3.
1. Tbe President shall from time to time, give to the Con.
grets information of the slate of the" Confederacy, and re
Snmmend lo their conaidi ration tuch nieatuiet as be shall
jnds necessary and expedient; be my, cn extraordinary
occasions, convene bolb houaeJ, or either of them and Iu
c-e of disagreement between them, with respect to the
time of adjournment, be may adjourn- Hum to tuch time a
be shall Hung, proper! be sail reuelve Aiutiaeeadoni and
other public minfnkert; be shall take car that the laws be
faithfully eiecut' d, and shall commission all tbe oflloeis ol
tbe Confederate SaIcs.
Srction 4. '
1. Tbe President. Vice Pie-ident. and all cltil omcersof
the Coulederale Hiates. ahall be removed (rum ofllce on Im
peachment lor, and conviction of litascu, bribery, or other
high crimes and niiderosnois. -
AHTICPB !l, ftflion I. ---r-t
The judicial power of the Conle ler.te StaUs shall be
vested in one Supreme Court, snd in tuch infer! - r court an
the ('oRgress mny from tune to tune ordain snd i'St,b:ih.
llie J'HiKe., hotn of tbe Hi prenie snd interior courts, snail
bold th-ir o (Tines during good bebavu r, aud shall, at slated
tiuies, receive for their seivices a con peuaminn, which
shall no be dimtnitlied dm ing tb- ir continuance in iflioe.
Section 3.
1. Tbe Judicial power ahall extrml t.jttll rases arising
nadir th. conaiitution, the laws of the ( cufrfder.t Mua.
a d tiea'-es made or wkicb aball be rutde under thoir n-
Uidrity ; Uutll cairra.sfltctiiig ainhaua-luia. uvhi-r public
m'nn.ir and oirtisiile i to all caS'-s of mliul a.ty and mart-,
time juried e loo ; to oontiovtrsies fo which tb.Conlede
me Mates shall b a paity ) to conUor rales between twe
or more Male ; betweeu a State and citizens of auothur
State where the Mate ie plaintiff: between eitix ms claim
ing binds under grant Of didereut ctates, snd between s
Slate or .the cltit -i.s thereof and f-ireinn States, cilir.eiis or
subjecta ; hut no hiat shall be sued by a eiuxtin or sat jeut
of eu foreign h"tte.
2. In all eases sBVcllng smbiis.adov. ltr pahtie fiftertav
f t
btataa.
.4. Tbs Ccuferlerate Slate shall guarantee to every But -that
now I or hereafter may become a member of this Cob- '
fHdoraoy, a Republican form ef governmeut,nJ ahall pro-
tect etch of tbeia sgslnnt inrul mi and ea application ef '
tbe Legislature (nr of the xecutiv when tie Legislature s- "
la not In se.alonj against domtstid vloleooe. : . . . t ; '. -'-
- abticlb r.-arfii- 1. . '
I. Upon tha demand of anvrfhre States legacy atKenv. ,;
bled Iu tbe,lr tevi-ral conventions, th Coitgreas shall sum- '""' l
in n a Convention of all th Stales, to take I to ccmahl.ra. i '
lion tuuh ameudiiiruU to th conatitulloa ss th said States
shall concur in suirgrstlng at ths time when thessld demand . v "
la wade, aud should any nf the proposed sm.adme.nti to '
the eoustltutlun be egreed on by the said convention vol- '' - i
Ing by Stntnsand tbs same be ratified by the Legislators '
of twit-tbltds of tbe several States, or by conventions la '.
two-thirds thereof ss tbe one or lbs other mode of ratld- '
cation may be proposed by the general convention they -shall
henceforwaid form a part of th s Uoustltutlon. Hut -' .
do State ahall, without I's oonaent, be deprived of lis equal
representation la the Senate,. ' . ,
ABTtCblTI." ' ".'''',
- !; The Government eaUblisbed by Ibis Constitution iiUia x
tiinoetaor of the provisional govsrninsut of the Confederate '
States of Ameflca, and all the laws passed by th latter
shall continue In force until tbs earns shall he repealed or
mod fled; ami all the pfllfturs sppolnled by th same shall
remain In oUI" until their lueoessors are -appointed and
qualified, or the offices abolished. , .
2. All debts contracted and engagement entered Into "
before the sdoption ef this ooustiUiion thai) be as valid .
against the Confederate Mates nnder this constitution as
nnder the i rovlaional government. ' . -
S. Tbisconititation, and ibe laws of the Cou'ederat ',"
States, made in pursuance thereof, and all trestles mail, or
which shall be mads nnder the authority of tb Confederal
States, shall b th supreme law of the land; ami the Judg. ,
ea In 'every Slate shall be bound thereby, anything lathe
constitution or laws ot any State to tbe contrary uotwith- -Blending.
- " ,
- 4. Tbe Senators and Representatives before mentioned, .
aad the member uf the several Stat Leglalatares, and ali '
executive and Judicial cflloars, beth ef the Confederate '
Mates and of th several States, shall be tiound by oath or
afllriuailiin tosnpport this constiintion. but bo reiigous lest ' '
shall ever be required as a qualification Iu any ofllce er
public trust under ths Confederate States -
tt. The powers not delegated to ths Confederals States by ' -the
constitution, nor prohibited bv It to i h. hiaia.
served to the Bpius, respectively, or to fho people thereof, 1
ABTICLB Til. ,5. '
1. Tbe ret'fkttlon of Die Conventions of fly Slates shall
be mill. -lent for the eatnblithinent of this eonstiiutlon be- ' 1
tween the Stites so,ratift ing Uia same.
3. When lite States shall have ratified this constitution,"
lo thi manner before speciOcd, the Congress nnder provK
tlonal eunniliiiilon shall prr.oiihosth. tms for holding tha
election of 'resident and Vice President; and for uisetlng T'
of the Electoral ColH! end for counting the rotes And
)n"gnrat1ng Ibe Prealdtnt. Tbey tball also prescribe the
tin:, foe- hoidlng -th. Urst .Uction of members ef Congress -nnder
tbleaouatitnlton, aud thallnie f irsam-mhling the.ame.
Until tbe aaaombliug nf such Cmigreaa, the Congress nnder '
the provHmiol ooustitutloo ahall continue to exsrelss the
leglalative powers gtsntod thorn, not extending beyond the I .
time Unified by tb coostlluUun of the provisional govtrn.
ment, . . p , "
Adopted unanlpously, Ifarjh II, 1861. J '
1 1 1 a ; '
C.h.w. of North Carwlltw.I8(IO,
AB BXPOBTXD IT Till StCBBf 1BT OF THS gTATI MWrBHTTOK. ,
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f
tcrs and consuls, and those in which a State sball be a
pa i , tbe r-uprerue 1 oart shall have original Jurunliction,
In all th oth.r roues before mentioned tbe Supreme Court
shall have appellate jurh-dict ion, bolo at lo law an 1 tact,
lib Both eiceptloba and nndir w;h regulations aa the
Congreaa shad mike.
3. 1 be trial of all erlmes, except la cases of Impea 'lm -nt
sli 41 b by Jury, and tuch trial ahall b held in th but
Itet lb .aid crimes shad Lav. been Commitled ; but
when not committed within any blate, tb trial shall be at
sucb plac or placet a tne Cougrea may by law have di
reeled.
Section 3.
1. Treason against tbe Con edeiate SUtes shall oonaist
only in levying war egaiu.t tbem, or in adhering td their
enemies, giving them I'd and comfort. No persju shall be
convicted ef treason unless on tbs testimony of two witnes
ses to ihe same overt act, or on confession in open court.
2. Tbe Congress snsM nave power to declare tbe tiun'an
ment of treason, but no etuinder of treason sball work cor
ruption of blood, or forfeiture except daring the Uf of ths
per-ou attained, .
abticlb iv. cecium t.
1. Full faith and credit aball b given in each SUte to the
pahl.c acts, records and judicial proceeding! of every otber
btate. And tbe Congrea may, by ge neral laws, prescribe
the manner in which such acta, reco ds and rroceediigi
tball be proved, and tne enect tnereor.
v- fitxtion x.
1. Tie el'iseni of each State ahall be eatit'ed to all the
privileges and iromuni-ies of citizens in ths several htates,
and sball have tbe riaht'of traoait and aojoura in any Mate
of Uim C Btederacy, with thew slaves aad otber property
Bod the right of property In said slaves shall not bs there
by impaired.
2. A person charged in sny State with treason, felony,
or otber crime agaiuet the laws of such Ha'e, who shad
gje from jusitce', snd be foood in another State, shelf on
demand of tbe executive authority of the SUte from which
he fled, be delivered np to be removed to tht SUte Laving.
jurisdtctoe of the crime. , , ,
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