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KDINASCES A WD RESOLUTIONS t P.USEO JJl TUB STATE CONVEN TION. . . So. ij ; . A Ordiaaaeo tm 4 iaoolve tke aaloa between the State of North Carwllaa aa4 the other Mate, tailed vita aer matter tae compact of Genuaeat entitles! Ue Coastiratioa rut tnuiiiutM. (Wnfn fcsssfseV dm decUrn mmd mrdmim, mmd it te hermmy mremmrmai mm mrttmtmmt. That th. ordinaac dopU4 ay ta. state of Aorta Caroliaa ia tbo Coa veatioa of 17S9, whereby the Coaetitatioa of tat ratted But wee ratified aad adopted, aad also, all meu aaa parts or acts or ue Osneral Assessbly, rat ifyiag aad adoptiag uudaaU to the aaid Ceastl- tauoa. are hereby rmibJ, rescinded aad abrogated.. He dmfmrtXer deeJmre mmd mrdmim. That tho Baton! new smbsutmg between the State of Korth Caroliaa ad Ua otker State aader tha title of tha Uafted FiKM of America, hi hereby dissolved, aad that the1 State of North Caroliaa ia ia tha fall posaessioB uJl eseretse m au usee rig at. or eeverelgnty which be- loa r aaa appenaia to a Iroa aad Independent State. Read thro times aad aaatod, 30th day of Ma, is.!. 4 f - W. K. EDWARDS, Taste : President of Convention. Wat-ran L. Srsaxa, 8eeJry, L. a Kbw.bs, Aaat SecSy. - Baad three, time, aad passed 10th of June. ISol , . W. N. EDWARDS, Testes v Proa, of Convention. VaLTib L. Smut, Secretary. . L C Xpwabpb. Assistant Secretary. 1 t , 'v :. : - No71.j :' '. v Reaolation. r " -7 BajBBBaBBBaBBBBBBaBaB ft f Reeoleed. That tha President. SeereUries.Engro. sine- Clerk aad Door Keepers of thu Convention he allowed tha sama compensation which is paid by the General Assembly to the offieere who render" aimilar servicesno tbo body. KetoUeH, That a Committee of throe be appointed who ah all duriajr tha sitting or after tha adjournment! of tha Convention, aadit aad certify to the Uovernor, m at thd Curulion. and tkaf thav be aathoriiod to I allow throe dollars per day aadthe trareUing cxpea- f a .11 mahamwam ka m.v1 annlnTl kv ih i f) Coaraatioa. -!' Baad three times, and passod IWi of June, 1SC1 f -iCaNEDWARDS, Teta: ' Les.of Conrentioa. vaxtTsa L. Stbblf, Soeratary. " la C Ebwabds, Assistaat Hfeeretary. . ' Sim. 1.J i, ResoIalioBa. SU$d, Thatfoar thaasaad. eopioa of tha Arm; r T I . . i a - v M i - f i ikerwouooa oi tao Army m wo vvniwann oum o;. i A 14 JXm tk. .Amm m I Ai Ordiaaace veatiar ia the Cealederate i State of AaaeriCB jariadictioa e)ver cer ; taJa tract of Uad ia Ue tewB of FayetUl' i Title aad Caaaty ai Caaaberlaad. t? I NT, tlm fpU JTorU Caroftaa, GmwmmHmm mmtmMtd, dm dmtlurm mmd mrdmim. mmd it i krbt dtUrtdmmdmrdaimtd, That tha jorisdletioa of the , State or lorth Caroliaa ia haroby eadad to the Cob- federate State af America, for the paraoa of maia- , Uiaiagaad araotia j tboraia Araaaala, Mafsiaa, or other aaeaaaary haildian. or oil that tract, pieeet : or pareel of laad. sitaate, lyia( aad boiar ia the. . t wa or rayott'Ula aad eoaaty or Camber I Jtad, the jonaUictjoa orer waich waa ceded the lBJted State j of Ameriea by 'an act of the tieaaral Asaoably of i the Mote or Aorta CaroUaa. ratilod aa tbo 8ta day i or Jaaaarr, If 39, aad is aatitiod "Aa Act Tetia is ; tae i aited Mote or America jansdKtioa over a eertaia tract of laad ia the town of FayattTilla aad eoaaty or Camborlaad. Amdmtii fmriJUr dedmrmd mmd mrdmimtd. That ju risuMttoa ia nee uaaaer aad (or like. DariHwa u i eepJa aaoh be farnwhed to theP J MBt(1 y iraaQoi aad Uat the AdjatantlJJ,,,,. ,f he had I aatblistrirnite tha raroaindor in .i,.q, .j;m.t oMiars of this State, sow ia terriee, aod hhraafter tol be oaUed iato seme. 'mwolmmd. That tea members of this CoareaCo Geo oral be raqaastod aeUiitribnte Zaaeh maaner aa to farnlsh r our otdiar a kaow!edge I J of tho Military laws by which they are to bo governed., Bead three timea aad passed I9ta ot Joae, 1861. W. N. EDWARDS, Teste! President of Conrention. Waltbb L. Srutar, Soet'y. . L.-.C. EDwaassAssifl Soety. . jt ...'iNoTTl. Aa Ordiaaace to ratify the Constitution ol tie. Confederate State of America. WbBbba. On the eleventh dT ef March. A. D.. 1861 at ilontfomerT. iff the State of Alabama, a Con- yatitotioa was adopted by a ConraM of delegates from, n.i o . 1 1 . l o - l .i , iiot rioi aiiwd lignu, ueorgia, iiouiaiaDa S f . a tvt i hereby ceded to the Confederate States of America over all tracts or parcels of laad adjaceat to the same: heretofore parehaaod by the I sited State of Amer tea. i . - Amd a it artier dmtimrmd mmdmrdmimed. That the jarisdietjoa ao ceded to the Confederate State ofi America, is graated poa the exprosa conditio that the tate of North Caroliaa (hall retaia jnrifdiction oa aad over the tracts of laad aforesaid, to far that civil process ia all case, aad each criminal process as may isae aadar the authority of tha State of artaiara(iaa,agaiast any paraoa or persons charg ed With crimes committed withoat said tract of laad may he axocated therela ia the same way aad mea ner as if this jariadictioa bad aot yet bee a ceded : Tue Confederate Mate to retaia the said jurisdiction so long a said tract or tract ef laad shall be ased for the parpote expresaed ia this Ordiaaace, aad ao longer. , if onacr oraeiaro, laatta UUe aad possession of the said laads is hereby ceded to the said Coafed era-'e States oa tha terms aad conditions aforesaid. Read three times aad passed, Sth of Jane, 1SS1 W. X. EDWARDS, Tete : Pres. of Convention- Waltbb L Stiklb, Secretary. L. C EDwaaaa, Assistaat Secretary. X. No Senator or Representative shall, daring the time for which he was etected, be appointed to any civil office under the authority of. the Confederate, if States, which shall have bees created, or the emolu II . 1 T -k.tT k.M luu SM.1 In.!., .not. QOSII wuw .U4 mum hot.w vmjvu UtKI IUK suv timer aad no person holding any office under the, Confederate Slates, shall be a member of either Hoase during his continuance ia omee. But Congress may, bylaw, grant to the principal .officer in each of the Kxeentire leparunents a scat upon trie noor or eitner Ilease. with the privilege of discussing any measures appertaining to his department. 1. All bills for raising revenue, shall originate in the House of Representatives: but the Senate may propose or concur with amendments on other bills, T . 1 -It l:.L -L-ll 1 - I L-.l. If. X, a very diu wnica uitu uare paaacu uuiu uouses. hall, before it becomes a law, be presented to the President of the Confederate States; if he approve. he shall siirn it: hut if not, he shall return it with his objections to that House in which it shall have originated, who shall enter the objections at large on their journal, aad proceed to recoamder it- it, alter l.och reconsideration, two-thirds of that House shall Mjrree to pass the bill, it shall be sent, together with the objections, to the ether House, by which it shall likewise be reconsidered, and if approvod by two-f third of that Honso, it shall become a law. But in all such cases, the votes of both Houses shall be de term In ed by yeas and nays, and the names of th persons votinr for. end asainst the bill shall bo en tered on the journal of each House respectively. If any bill shall not be returned by the President within ten days (Sundays excepted) after it shall have been the same shall be a law in like man igned it, unless the Congress, by k.iooir ftoiunrQueuk prcTrui in return; n wuiuu cnrj S Jit shall not be a law. The President may appro v er appropriation in the same bilk IB such ease he shall, in signing the bill, designate the appro pnations disapproved, and shall, return a copy ; oil such appropriations, with his objections to the House in which the bill shall have originated; and the same proceedings shall then be had as in case of otbe bills disapproved by the President.. 3. Every order, resolution or vote,' to which the concurrence of both Houses may be necessary, (ex ept oa a question of adjournment) shall be presen ted to the President of tha Confederate States; and (before the same shall tako effect, shall be approved f. 1 1 : . i. .1 : J I 1 - k-u l i j Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas, anited anderfel by two-thirds of both Houses, according to the ma um oi ui lonrogerate ctatea oi America, wnien Constitution hath been ratified by each of tha said! States; Now, therefore, this Convention, having seen and! considered tho said Constitution, doth, in behalf of thci th said Conatitotion aad form of Government, the? (tenor or wbich appear ia a schedule hereto annexed CONSTITITTIOJ OF. THE CONFEDERATE STATES OP AMERICA. We, the people of the Confederate States, each Slate' (acting ia it sovereign and independent character, in order to form a permanent federal government, estab lish Justice, injare domestic tranquility and aeeurefc tha blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posteri try, invoking the favor aad guidance of Almia-hty joa, ao ordain and establish tbis COXSTITUTION for tha Confederate States of America. 1 Abticlb L Section 1. ' All Lvialtti,. aawm. J-l. I.J V 11 -- . lei ia a Coogress of tha Confederate States, whi$h shall eeasist et a benau aad lions af Representatives. I v ' Section 2. 1 L. The House of Representatives shall be com posed T J of member eboaea every second year by the people of' g-.be several States; aad the electors in each State shall jj rules and limitations prescribed in case of a bill. Section 8. when in aetuarserviee. in time of war or public dan ger; nor Shall any person bo subject for the sameg offence to be twice put in. jeopardy of life or limb , w aor to be eomnelled in an v criminal case to be a wit ness against himself; nor be deprive?! of life, liberty or property, without due process, of lawj nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation. " ' j 17. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused snail enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and District wnerein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall)?? have been previously ascertained y law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the acecusstion ; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in tils favor; and to have the assistance of counsel for his defence, r . - 13. In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty, dollars, the right of . Section J 1. The President,. Vice President and all:civfl' offi cers ef the Confederate States, shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason bribery,- or other high crimes and misdemeanors. ' : y q: :, . Abticlb III." , t ;u: - ! - "j- --- Section 1. "; . :-S' 1. The judicial power of the Confederate States .''hall be vested in one Supreme Court and in such in ferior Courts as the Congress may from' time to time irdain and establish. The Judges, both of the Su-j preme and inferior Courts, shall hold their offices du ring good behavior, and shall, at stated times, receive for their services a compensation, which shall not be liminished during their continuance in office, v.' ' ij Section 2.. ' . ' f 1. The Judicial power shall extend to all leases ark ing under thisConstitition, the laws'of the Confederate States, and treaties made or which shall be made un ENGAGEMENT NEAR MARTIKSBUftG. Wei take tha fyjlowing account of an cngjrgo- nrentJiear JU.arlinfeburg,; Va., oiithe 2nd inst be tween a portion of tho Cj nfederate States fi.r'cea under Vol. Jacksop, and the advinee guard of Gen.Cad walladert di vision of U. 8. troops.frtirh the Winchoster KoDUblican of the 4th inst ; On Monday lasf, the Federal forces under cora mand of Gen." Cad wallader, numbering 15,000, crbssedthePotomac river at WilliflriiBnorf. f.,A tnd advanced in the direction of MartinshnrD- i HOn Tuesday mortiins. abnut 10 nVlrwL- tha kh. Virginia Reffimerit, under command of CoL Hnr I per, which had.bpfcn Kent' out vy Col. Jdekion a scommc partv, gnadenly and unexpectedly canvPj trial by jury shall be preserved; and no fact so triedSi no re"es ma"8 or wnicn snau te made un k. . i..,- .h.n k- .i..:. -..,r,ir,,l in nnvfldor their authonty i to all cases affuctine ambassadors ourt of the Confederacy, than according to the rules? or the common law. 19. Excessive bail shall not be required, nor ex cessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punish nents inflicted. . ' 20. Every law or resolution having the force of law, shall relate but to one subject, and that shall be expressed in the title. , Section 10. 'ioraiga otrth, aot a eitiien of the Confederate States, thaU be allowed to vote for any officer, eivil or ooliti i teal. State or federal. 1 T. No paraoa shall be a Representative who shall inot have attained the age of twenty-five years, aad be a eitixao of the Con b-1 crate States, aad who shall not, Iwhea electei, be aa inhabitant of that State in ahieb pre. J.)' ' Aa Ordiaaace ta provide far tae appoiat- aacai of a uaara er ciaiaaa. Be it mrdmimed, drn That a Board of Claims, to cucsist af thra aaamber tw of whom shall be a iaorm t de basiaaa ba elected by this Coavea Uoa, whoa duty it shall be to aadit aad eettle, apoa priariple ef equity aad justice, all claim that may be prceeated agaiast the btate lor expense inearreollna afaail be eboaea. . towantsthearauag,eqaippiag, (ubaisteoe aad trans-1 3. Repreaaatativa and direct taxes shall be appor portatioa of oar volaateer troops, and ef mnnitieaiVtioaedamonrthaeeveral State, which mav ha inlulJ of war, aad for beoaty paid said troops either ia theHwithia this Confederacy, according to their respective muiwy or Mvai aarvire oi ue Btate, ana otner ex-iniumDera, wnicn Shair De determined by adding to the penae iaearred ia th defence of the State Prior to it whole number of free person, including tkauKninH the 10th ef Slay, 1SC1 -m and all Coaaty etaims and JJ to aerviee for a term ol year, aad excluding Indians ether claims ef the character aforesaid, arising since f not taxed, three fifth of all slaves. The actual u the Sth of May, 1M1. which are aot provided for bvUmeratioa ahall ba aaada wiJ in Utrmm r k. law; aad bo eeanty er eorporatioa claim shall beljfthe first meeting of tha Coagreaa of the Confederate jam emsens r tha Confederate states, aad have theunuonn laws on tnesubjectof bankruptcies, through qaalifications requisite for electors of the most nume-ft0"' the Confederate States, bnt no law of Congress roas branch of the State Legislature: bat no person oflJshell discharge any debt contracted before the pas - The Congress snail have power f. To lay and collect taxes, imposts, and excises. for revenue necessary to pay the debts, provide for the common defence, and carry on the eovermmenti or the Confederate States: but no bounties shall be "ranted from the treasury ; nor shall any duties or taxes on importations from foreign nations be laid to Jpromote or foster any branch of industry ; and all out the Confederate States 2. To borrow money on the credit of the Confeder ate States: : 3. To regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes hut neither this, nor any other clause contained in the constitution, shall ever be construed to delegate the power to Congress to appropriate money for any in tenia! improvement intended to facilitate commerce,' except for the purpose of furnishing lights, beacons, aad buoys, and other aids to navigation upon the coasts, and the improvement of harbors and the re moving of obstructions in river navigation, in all which cases, such duties shall be laid on the naviga tion facilitated thereby, as may be necessary to pay . . - - - tne cost ana expenses thereof : 4. To establish uniform laws of naturalisation, and uniform laws on the subject of bankruptcies, through 1. No State shall enter into any treaty, alliance. or confederation ; grant letters of marine and reprisal; coin money;, make anything but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts ; pass any bill -of at tainder, or ex pott facto law, or law impairing the; obligations of contracts ; er grant any title of nobility. Z. Pi o btate shall, without the consent of theUongress, ay any imposts or duties on imports or exports, ex cept what may be absolutely necessary for executing ts inspection laws ; and the net produce of all duti& and imposts, laid by any State oa-imports or exports, shall be for the use of the treasury of the Confederate State ; and all such laws, shall be subject to the re-j vixioa ami control of Congress. 3. No State shall, without the consent of Consrress, iiay any auty on tonnage, except-on seagoing ves sels, for the improvement of its rivers and harbors navigated by the said vessels; but such duties shall not conflict with any: treaties of the Confederate! States with foreign nations ; and any surplus reve nue thus derived, shall, after making such improve- nent, be paid into the common treasury. Nor shall any State keep troops or ships of war in time of peace, enter into any agreement or compact with another State, or with a foreign power, or engage ing war, unless actually invaded, or in such imminent danger as will not admit of delay. But when any river divides or flows through two or more States. It ley may enter into compacts with each other to in prove the navigation thereof. Article II. which the Confederate States shall be a party : to controversies between two or more States; between a State and citizen of another State, where the State i. plaintiff; between . citizens claiming lands under grants of different States; and between a State, pr the! sitizens taereoi, ana foreign Mates, citizens or sub jects; but no Statu shall be tue J by a citizen or sub- ect ol any foreign Mate. , . : ; 2. In all cases affecting ambassadors, other public uinisrors ana consuls, anatnosein which a Suite shall -ia . ra flv thm kunruma . 1. .. j jurisdiction. In all the other cases before mentioned. 'Jthe Supreme Court shall have appellate iurisdictioh, both as to law and fact, with sach exceptions, and un der such regulations as the Congress shall make. -' 3. The trial of ail crimes, except in cases af impeach ment, shall be by jury, and suoh trial shall be held in the State where the said crimes Bhall have been com- miUd; but when not committed within any State, the trial shall be at such place or plaocalas thp Con gi ess iiajr oy taw u&ve uireciea. ; j '- Section 3. . j . I. Treason azamst the Confederate States b11 consist only in levying war against them, or in ad hering to their enemies, giving thein aid and com fort. JSTo person shall be convicted of treason un- aiess on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act, or an confession in open court, 2. The Congress shall have power to declare! the punishment of treason, but no attainder of treason Jshall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture, except Article IV. faction J. ' '1861. JUSto 27TII. : . NEW CLOTHING JUST RECEIVED ' 50 PAIRS PA NOT CASSIMEUS P tvi fill. 1A PIA IN C a sa. Jul, t.AJ Ts . F r i- n:: i . uiiu wjuDiuu wnu.a jare force oi iiift enemy, es-l ti mated to be at Mast 5,000 strong. A sharp coL -1 PAIRS BLACK DOKSk'r v - M MERE PANTS, of htnuHlitv AI- , PAIRS BLACK DKAB IrkfE vxJ made in Broa.1 fail ntyle. afclA.NTs WHITE. MARSEILLES VKSTS ? J Plain and figured. ' , white idtjck:; linen taW ' BLACK (silk a-arp ALPACA BACKS I A n t FROCKS, . . " FATIGUE SHIRTS mly i For Military Companies are received d : -vT' T . . i .1 - . .ireiwary nauas or toe yui nfederate States" il i ' v ftt Par iyT go?: Also, from tloa I'-- . re ndebted tous by note or - open account. E. I, HARDING. on june 29 6t (Saibt atonce e.isuod. Ourforcos had butona niv if artillery,, whicbi bame useless afW , nr "H'w " ajtai VOTU UrfU. . m.llDOUvU IDt strength ot l ho erjeroy was greatly j superior to oura in numbers, our nien fousrht witb great cooi ness and bravery.i The enernv beirir wall nrn. vided with artilierly, threw shell amoflgour force. wuicacompeiieq me.m lo.retire. .which - thnir rliri r . i tnj : '. .1 . hi poriwuoruer. jp rOm persons wno were engaged in .he fight, welearrithat not jiore than f:mr or five TUndred ot Uol. Harper's Regiment were j ictiOri. The Continental Mors-an OiKirda i to wD, commanded by Captain Avis, and the Augusta Guards, if Staunton, were fn the tbh-L-psi r tne nattlp frnm lirKf. tn luat ; :rs w ii'n rmr, - rhese companies that an yasua ties wnr snafuing Pa I ltKL at Union Miiu ... .u. . . x tR. As well as we can learn, there were . but two ofW"- Ra-oad, three miles below Kiuston joooh u otir men killed: ttieir names, wa Iparn .U Vat.JS.ot CORN.-; Persons desiring to nM.i,..'. oa'.bel -:-..-jc . . -i' .. -., . " r "111 Udilrrt. mk 'tjmm mm iitii ii-r II l mil uir - ill Ml v IV ' ioiiiooiii! mm brckm 2000 J5USIJELS FOR SALK. ' Vi ja ft sn2w gscompany wWich had bean deturthml frnm tha mir. gl)ody,fWei'e cApturM by Capts. Patrick ahd Ilar-t at3oiT. a compniesiil uava' E. B. COX. rish and Snapp, of Captain Avis' comnanv! whilst Lhere'were eight or ten wounded, but none of them laflAllul TV ISf Hvt a . . . T m. a v L 'LM y ow. X'iTDUl 811 Ul IDO WOlraflAf1 MVPHrNi nnnaTn. b4en brought to town, and are receivin- evervll 9 tTT..?, 'SM. "acery attention. . The loss of the enemy in Konen ea the LAST Tirnresr.lv i. r", iU billed alone has been estimated bv thoeft hA worpftl rtro.nai,' ; . i...i,u . . "Ijr ,ni the field after theht. at from 100 to 150. A timet, from tho eatTfTaVh8'? El state, and wn dnf.,nH..,i i. . " me Ji i j- . V . uuard aL'!r,.i any local disturbance. 1 Bfc'Bst rr. ''Jfortv.thrM nfFJ aJ P'ace Ueir danrhteru in r ... he prisoners wer brouirht to town Wdnvufiv Gtion witn -th M'ranee that thsy Wilt be win s . tB J uj..i l - m m . ' . ' Piirt. anil iilntl, t,.t.i..i r 'mi "i.uui ..,v .iu ivnjgou in jhii., xney State iBaai, ' " -i V Jr ' . Tu-irauinarui. Term, wnen tuey volunteered u waa onlr fr thre. months, and under ;the condition that thev wore iinf vrusa nie jT'iipmac, j ney say their terra-ol, ?pflce would have expired oh the 6tb instant, ina mat tney weref forced to, cross into' Virginia ViAVafP.kau '1?-i..lt a 4uawtufivj. i ur tun DarEiuniAr jo'ueia 8t I - T. M JuA'rh p....m . - -r i v.oiuunr- 1. Full faith and ercdit shall be eiven in each statcRThey. speak in grateful terms of thir irat.tnmtlf ifito the public acti, records and judicial nroceedinersf-Ssihce their cantjra. Th nfflri),;. hi r.r .1... .i.i.-T M, . - ' .7" : .w. .u.o u.i.Bir..- hi , . ' " s-guiivo "un vckarrivpa, oui are fiourly expected e "ws I'jeacnoe tae manner in wnicn such acts,fj ! After the eiiPftptemont. ,1 .Tm records, and proceedings shall be proved, land the ef-fe tect tnereoi. ., - : i just, Section 2. I : Section 1. 1. The executive power shall be vested, in a Presi dent of the Confederate States of America. lie and tha ice President shall hold their offices for the term of six years; but the President shall not be re-elirible The President and Vice President shall be elected as. tollows : j . . ,; s. cacn oiaie snail appoint, in sucn manner astt. : .vn v. .v i t1i T.;oi.n. .r t- . ,. rll J " ""v no w uereor impaired. ucxioiumiv iucicui uxav uirocu a iiuuioer Ul 1 1 t a n..dnn nKan.l . :.u , li... , . .i . . . ,m fv.ovu vu.t6,i ia ui iiaui miu iressoii. rei ,wvW .va, lu wuoie uunioer oi oenaiors anuHoflT. or other crimp aw.inst the lr r .!, .i, Kepresentative. to which the State may be entitledSwhV shall flee from justice, and be found in anoer or iJLThnmrnVklk V? . RePresfiental,ve'Mtate, shall, on demand of the Executive authority of or person noliiine an office of trust or tiro fit underrs.i ..... r . n . , ... . . " . RiiLuc quiui i null wnipn nn Ttmn na iiniimi.,,,! .. n . . ' J .V.- . , - ' . . ... .. ! (After the eiiengtement Col. Jackson., with hks jhrigade, retired two miles south of Marlinsburgi HIGH POIXt FEM ILK $tll(ii HIUH POINT, NORTH cVlTOLIX t The Fall Session ai.'l beirin on the Sth nf t -ind close December 20rb, UCl ? An' . RATES PER SEXXinx - BoarJ, includ.ng washing and fuel $40.00.' TuiiiB includiogLatin, Frenehphnd Singing $10 00 t i l' l5 09:. PianoorGaitri $20.0.1? w ' U3 broidery, $5.U0. ., No Inpidental Tax. 1. The citizens of each State shall bo. entitled to! iiall the privileges and immunities of citizuna in the! p.To. viiu uiarer, auu buuli UtAt C LLllf riIllOI iruuSll a II t , rtsojourn in any state of. this Confederacy, with theirj fsiaves ana other property ; and the right of proper- catertaiaed by said Board, aaleas the same ahall be certified by the Coaaty Trustee, or Chairmaa of the Coaaty Court, or by the corporate aataoritiee of any eorporatioa, aa the eaae may be, whence the claim or claims may com a. Be it further mrdmimmd, d e.. That the members of the said Board of Claims ahall take aad subscribe aa oath faitafally aad impartially to discharge their datiea; they may employ a clerk who shall record the proceed laga ol the Board ; they shall give general aad pablie notice ef the times aad place of their sit tings; they shall be authorised te administer eeth Mm A im fMnira m&i A mwit m tm mm mmmAa rn.rn.m h - - j - . mmrm mwm Mnmaii The said Board ahall report tha result of their labors aad proceediaga, with a brief Statement of the char acter ef each claim allowed ai the eoe elation ef their .labors, or from thate te time, aa they aaay think proper,1 te this Coaveatioa, either at the preaeat er aay fa tare evsstoa. Lace member or tae Board snail te allowed six dollars per day, aad. the clerk shall be allowed tear dollars per day for each day they shall be actually catpieyeo. , Beit fmrtmer mrdmimmi, fTat this erdiaancc ahall reaaaia la force, aad the Board hereby provided for shall eoatiane ia existence till the lith day of aeemoer next, saojeet te amenamcat, modificaiioa r repeal by this Coereatioa, aad, ia ease ef the eata, reaigaatioa er refwaai to aerve ef aay as letabe: f said Board ef Claims daring aay receea, or after j " " maivnt-amtm mi uur voBveauoa, sucn va-prided as eaaallv aa mav ba into :ZZ? U kr tha appoiatmeat ef lgKa ffa5tT2 tt. , Read tare, times aad paaaed, Sth Jane. 1S6I. y W. K. EDWARDS, Teste : s Pres. of Coaventioa, Watraa L. SraaLt, Sec'ry, t lm C Eawaaaa, Aas't Soe'ry. : rs. 4A 1 AaOrdlaaaretoachiBg tke aatheatlcat-on erdiaaacMaad other acta or tke Cea Teatiua. f j Be tt mrdmtmed Vm tkit OmKwa, Thai Ordi aaaeaa aad narrations of this Coaventioa baviag the effect ef laws, ahall be aethenticated by th. aigaatare ef the Preaideat aad attestation ef the Secretary aad aariataat Secretary, aad shall have the date mt their nal paesace annexed (herete ; from which date eacb ordiaaace and reaolattoa ahall take effuet aad ge inte ptvauon, nnteas some otaer time saail be tpereia ap poiaieo. Paseed Sth day ef Jane, 5 W. 3f. EDWARDS, Taste:. President of Convention. Wairaa L. bniu. Sect y. -L. C Xawaans, Asais'i Beefy, ? . ; US. . Braolation. . Jtemmlred, That the Treasurer be, and be Is hereby aataoriaed tepay L. W. Joyner, sixty-eight dollars, lor serTKea aa clerk er tae Military Committee. Read three times, aad passed IMfcof June. 1861. W.H.EDWARDS. Teste: Free, ef Concretion. Walt a EraaLS, Secretary. . Ik C EDWxacs, AasUtaat Secretary, X Beaolatioa. -Jtmaired, That this Coaveatioa, appreciating the valor aad good eoadact of the effleera aad maa ia the ftrst Regiment of North Caroliaa Volunteers, do, aa a testimonial ef the eame, aathorise the said Regiment to inscribe the word "Bethel" upon tnair Kegtmea sal colors. Read three times and passed June lth, ISol. W. IT. EDWARDS, Teste: , Pres. af Coaveatioa. Waxraa L. EraaLa, Secretary. L. C EawABis, Assistaat Secretary. - JfT7. n . , Aa Ordiaaace Defining Treaaoa aalnat the Hate. j Be it mrdmimed If thim Conmentimm, mmd it ie lerelj .mrdmimed if tie mukmritf of tke turn, mm follow: Treason against the State of North Caroliaa, shall roasist enly in Isvviag war agaiast her, or ia adher- iag to haTnesBwa, giving them aid and comfort. N person ahall be convicted of Treaaoa aalesa on th testimony of two Vita ernes to the same evert act, or) ceefeasioa in open eenrts Read three times and passed 19th of Jane, ISol. ;W. K.EDWARDS, Teste: " . Pnes. af Convention. m Walts a L. Stsilx, Secretary. Jm C Kdwabds, Assistaat Sectary. Am Ordiaaace Repealing tke act of the Ceaw em Ant"iT cvbibii ue sLeeislalart eathoSitk of Jaae, 1801. If of the Confederate (States is tried, the Chief Justice !shall preside, aad no person shall be convicted with-j Coat the concurrence of two thirds of the members1 States, aod within every subsequent term of tea years, ia such maaner as they shall, by taw. direct. The number of Representatives shall not exceed ana fur every fifty thousand, tut each State ahall hare at leaat one Representative ; aad until such enumeration ball be made, the State of South Carolina shall be entitled to cbooee six the State of Georgia ten th4$nd water state or Alabama nine the State or Honda two the Stete of Mississippi seven the State of Louisiana six. ana ue stete or Texas six. . When raoneiec happen ia the renreaantaiion from any State, the executive authority thereof shall issae writs of election to fill sach vacancies. i f. The Ilease of Representatives shall choose their' ij i . , . ..... .. .sr. n cpeucf ana outer omcert ; ana snail bare tae sole vi uupvKUBBBiii; except uai any juajeiai or ouier leaerai omner, resident and acting solely within the limits of aay State, may be impeached bv a vote of'twe-thirds of both branches ef the Legulatare lUM UOL. Section 3. 1. The Senate ef the Confederate States shall' be composed of two Senators from each State, chosen tor six years by tbe Legislature thereof, at the regu lar eeesioa next immediately preceding the -com mencement of the term ef service, aad each Senator Ban nave one vote. I. Immediately after they ahall be assembled, in consequence ef the first election, they shall be di tnree claases. The first class shall ba va- k cated at the expiration of tho second year : of the j . . i . .. . . . . ciass mt. lam cxpirauon oi ue iourin year ; and t ' - " mm MjiiMwa vi uji siAin year ; If that one-third may be eboaea every second year, I and if vacancies happen by reaigaatioa or otherwise, lutuag uu mwai oi ian jjegtaiaiure or any State, 1UM SIBC11DTS Bmor BIT Bl.t. tnnAMrw - n . j r.m.w mv vuiw.H wui . siwubjioi uie sjcgisiaiure, 1 1 which ahall then fill xueh vacancies. 3. No person shall be a Senator who ahall not ha.. If attained the age of thirty years, aad be a eitiseu of lithe Confederate States, and who shall not, when elected, bo an inhabitant of the State for which he Jiosu vm coons. 4. The -Vice President of the Confederate States hall be President of the Senate, but shall hare no ItoI. iiiIm, (tin Ik u.ll Ji..'J.J I I . The Senate shall eboose their oth-rnffi . ..Joe suspended, unless I also a President ere Ummor. in tha JViee President, or when be shall exercise the office j'of President of the Confederate States. I o. xae ceaate in ail have the sole power to try all lainKUBnu. tt mmm slums- nriiu nnraara h .V.-11 V .V MT . .... . r- " vata r svmnnation. n nan tae fresklen shall discharge any debt contracted before the pas sage or in. same f. To com money, regulate the value thereof aad of oreiga coin, and fix the standard of weights 'and measures: 6. To provide for the punishment of counterfeitinc n't lie securities and current coin rf the Confederate States. - 7. To establish 'post-offices and post-routes: bat the expenses of the Post-office Department, after the first day of March, in the year of our Lord eich jteen hundred aad sixty-three, shall be paid out of its own revenues: - v .- . ; ? . 8. To promote tha progress of science and useful arte, by securing for limited times to authors and in- iventors the exclusive rieht to their respective wri- Itinge and discoveries : ;' f V. Te constitute tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court 1 . - . 10. To define and punish piracies and felonies com- Vmitted on the high eas, and offences against the law f ef nations: j ll-Xo declare war, grant letters of marque and re- tcnsai, un waae ruies concerning captures on lauu : j - , vjijsMii, win m m t ' i. : roroes stationed jn and around Winohoitpr fe marched to his aid. and WA man flTnnnf we-m riAaa Afl! . . i mt 1 " - r mTi m A a? t ti '.strtoiA. n..-i--... i '-mm a wan i.v it va nni imoa s . . i . u! mt, nuy .uifur. i - ' H " JUi" a-Jvanc iq. balance at tlia ;rsv .... I ? I m m -i X. Illirnai II I 4.FIH IP4fi lT1 . i i ' .i-1-1" ","v-" i" f vnninot oe oestowea upon OUtftLLBrmitji - , W . Ti.i.r . ! . " . P. J . f ""J,'""' i.ueir gfouna manmiiy until, they werv TEK31S, i io advance, i Pupsaro not allojrcd to make . i. . . r. i . L-. . i lit ... in iuo vuuitucrsio oiaies, eoaii oe appomiea an eicctor.Premove(j o. ine electors snail meet in tneir respective stales and rote by ballot for President and ice President, one of whom, at least, shall not be an in habitant of the same State with themselves: thev shall name ia their ballots fthe person voted for at President, and in distinct ballots the person voted, r ,r; ta , . .... ... . .... R. ior as ice sresiaeni, ana uiey snail mate aistinct lists of all persons voted for as President, and of all persons voted for as Vice President, and of the1 number of votes for each ; which lieU they shall sign and certify, and transmit, sealed, to the seat of the. Government of tho Confederate States, directed to tbe President of the Senate ; the President of the Senate shall, in the presence of the Senate and House of Representatives, open all the certificates, and thel votes snail be then counted ; the person having th greatest number of votes for President, shall be the resident : if such number be a maioritv of the whole number of electors appointed; and if no person have! sucn majority, men, irom tbe person having the highest numbers, not exceeding three on the list ofi tnose voted for as President, the House of Repre fsentatives shall choose immediately, by ballot, the icinnvk uuv in cnoosing tue i resiaeni, me votes; shall be; taken by States, tbe representation from eacn etate bavin zone vote: a Quorum for this riuroosp c joau consist ot a member or members from twe- uiirus oi me Mates, and a majority of all the Statexi snau De necessarv to a ehoice. And if the Hmm nfl IKepreaentativea shall not choose a President, when ever the right of choioe ahall devolve upon them, ociore me iourtn aar or March next folio win r. then the Vice President shall act aa PresdenL as' in eju or the death, or other constitutional disability of the rmraenu : . - . a. The person having the tfreatest number ofF to tne state having junsdietion of the crime. ' i i O XT- 1 .t . ... . .1 o. ua siave or omer person ncia to service or labor m any state, or territory of the Confederate States Un der the laws thereof, escap in? or lawfully carried f iuio anomer, snail, in ciei sequence of any law or reg ,j ...... uiruuacu iiviu o ui. u service uril . . aiaoor; but snail be delivered up on claim of the partyJt ' "'-ari-nsourg, a to whom such save belongs, or to whom such service!? from I5" to 18,000 stn ajor It. To raise and support armies; but no appropri pnation of money. to that use shall be for a longer erm tnan two years : 13. To provide and maintain a nary : 14. To make rules for the government and rerula- tioa of the land and naval forces : I 15. To provide for calling forth the militia to exe- ecute tbe laws of tbe Confederate States, suppress insurrection, and repel invasions : - io. ao pro viae ior orraaiiinz, arminr ana aisci-i I suuu cuoose me , v ice fresiuent : a Quorum plining the militia, and for gorerning such part of ri tQ8 purpose shall consist of two thirds of the them as may be employed io the) service of the Con fwnoie number of Senators, and a majority of the federate States, reserving to the States respectively, Clwhole number shall be necessary to a choice. I tbe appointment of the officers, and tbe authority ofrf But person constitutionally ineligible to the' . . . ..... " ! . s- , T a . i training tne muiua according to tbe discipline pre-julu OI syesiaeni snail be eligible to that of Vice scribed by Congress : : sirresiaent oi tne Confederate-States. " ' I 17. To exercwe exclusive legislation, in all cases M -' ne Congress may determine the time of choos ing me electors, and tbo, day on which they shal 8..v tuoir votes; wnica aay shall be tho labor may be due. Section 3 1. Other states may be admitted into this' Confed eracy liy a vote of two-thirds of the whole House ofi ..uuwuanuBu to retreat, wim such material to ngni our oaltles, yictory muet perch upon ou banners.! ..; " - ' - - . r , L ' ia.im.ui.lvt.NCIS OF. THE BECEKT FIGHT bince we paiineii ur article about tha ono-ao-o. ment near Martinsburtr. we Jearn that I, k L...- v - .... 1 .- I .iiiMoua.oiTOii capmreu oy ourrorccs. The num ber is said to be twenty seven. Among theru is a jj.outouit-it Lionel, a Uantnin ami S inrnnn Tl.n .. T r . . - iuoj, mo xouusyivanians. we have also just recoivea miorinatipn that the -.Yankees have tuken nd are estimated ' to Stron?. fn. Jnhnetnn ii at JJarKsviIie. seven mi es this sirl nf xrartin. jburg. and at the time of our writing is preparing w suysbcb upon tae enemy, liis command is UDOQt IJ.UUU. A" Plorlolia virLnriT nf .niln ounte. . Tk. r-.- t ( . . a V, ,r' ep.lmeat Wl11 unJer tho control uf Miss A. M ilseeiu whose Ion .,,,.,.; v , . " ur boio' Female Collese. and ,L, "Z. 7."" . aio-teacher,; aro well Bd wi.l kB0WJ Ah . . ulurcrUs or num and eductttifln. and are entirely competent to tbetr rf pectve duties The rnstitutirn is more worthy of patronage noetban ever oefore; - For,further iuformation. address w' t. iu ' :; v 8- Jt-ANDBK, A.M., PrinciraL N.B-rThe "S Lander." Who hn. n .'.-,. '?r, .the State Troops, H not tha Principal, but bis uePle. ju s im i I STATK fllf Ki t,,,. CAROLINA. A UivUnnA ,.r .k... . ' " , the Capital of this Bank is declared, pay,!,;, 0I1, Representatives, and two-thirds of the ISenate, thef&lvalry over. tnf hirelings of the Nortb, who Senate voting by states ; but no new states shall be1 tormed or erected within the iurisdiction of anv other state ; nor any state be formed bv the iunetinn of two or more states, or parts of states, without t.hJ JBonsent or tbe legislatures of the states concerned, mm w1l mm nf tk. . 2. The Congress shall have power to disnose of-mid intake all needful rules and regulations concernino-' me property or the Confederate States, including the landa thereof. . , 3. The Confederate States may acquire! new terri- tory: and Coneress shall have nower tint loirlcliilV uu firuvjue governments ior tbe inhabitants of all terr have audaciously and imnudnntlp r1rai U.t !:i :.u .u ii .. r . . v r t wim iu;irDouuunf t.rfsfi u hmi, v ii t inemiluiaof thecounty have been ordered out. I and are raoidlv collectinirin tnn fuiflra, ,.ifa uhl; . . O . -, wuw. .wt U GUVU uiiuiuus oi juincotn. i O NK OF THE tsurplus profit, on the thirl Momkr of this Month (Jnly, 1861.) at the Bank of N. Carolina, in thK, ' I J3 td CDBrt rv MILITARY CAPS! ' MILITARY CAPSI UAWE- NOW- ON' HAND A FULL SUP rL of Militery Caps, both Blue and tirry.sod L K CONfiESS OF THE SOUTH ERNNp.repftrd 10 fil1 orJer for companici at tbe shwteVt no. I STATES Hucc', , JAMES E. WOLFF, Th-fli.t v.-Aib- ' 0 ju3-lm 17 Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va , The following resolutions, passed bv tbo Gen-El : 1 - s eral Assemble of jTejineesee, will explain thom- jeelyes. The move mentis an indispensable one, Ef itory belonging to the Confederate Han4 GoTernor-IJis has Uken atens to without the limits of th irr,l d.t.. .v '..:.. i.Jt.,L. ..,,. ? f" : m ii . . . i Avyivpviiiwii wa tug ,vautB ui LJi IB OLM Lti. ' perm t them, at such times, and in such manner as itll , i"' o.i.o. may by law provide, to form sta tes to be aJmittedES Jiesocvea, Acat in Uifl present Unsettled nnddis-M into tbe Confederacy. In all such terWtorv. tha i-trHCtecI Pture of .-public aflairs.it is importantH atltnC.n nF 11 ... F(ht IhA Ranll nF tlha Rmfhum Un. .1 u . .b" . .. v. . UViv di j it now. exists in inevi vui -Kb--o simuia ais j Confederate States, shall be recotra ized and nrntitB(lan 'early dar.be renresented in a General Cinvpn.fl 1V Cfin tm.n' anil hv tin Idmini.;.! . . .1 1in af IVinniueB. k tnr, n n ..J . 1. 1 rh A the inhabitants of the several Confederate States! CANISTERS FOR FISLD PrECiS. ; AXLES AD B0XA3' 3SADB TO at snort notice, at oer Pnnn.w TAPPKT& LUMSDEt., mayll-2m Petersburjr, Va -iaKtandard wiU please oopy. . ' OUDXR, (votes aa ice Presideat, shall be the Vice President,! land Territories, shall, have the rieht to take to such u unmoor oe a majority or tne whole number ofSSterntory anyslaves lawfully held by them in any of electors appointed ; and if no person have a maioritv. '"ui m two nigocsi numucrs on tne list tne a senate snau choose tha for tbe I ... --- rs ., . ... f whatsoever, over ! such district (not exceeding 'ten!: miles square) as may, by cession of one or more States the states or territories of the C)n federate States. 4 The Confederate States shall euarsntv to everv stte that now is or hereafter may become a member oi mis confederacy, a republican form of govern ment, and shall protect each of them acainst invasion and on application of , the Legislature or of the Ex- Jecutive when the Legislature is not in session) against uouiesiio violence. and the acceptance of Congress, become the seat of Uovernment of the Confederate States : aad to ex- Tereise like authority over all purchased by the con- bsent of the legislature of the State in which tbe same F . U -1 1 1. r .u - . r r iiu vo, ior iuc sreciiuB oi ions, qiaeazines, arse-' nais, aoexyaras and other needtul buildings; and I IS. To make all laws whicji shall be necessary and proper ior carrying into execution theforetroinir oow- era, and all other powers vested by this Constitution! in tne government of the Confederate States, or in - . r acany aepenmeni or otneer thereof. throughout the Confederate States 7. .No' person except a natnra.1. hnm riKan rf f V Confederate Stater, or a citizen thmt mt i,. . - - . ... ." tii hduuod or IQIS Uonstitution or f it ,. f born in the United States Prior to tha twentialh nf II AA in Ha w IQSfl Ak.ll ; Li -ii .. J -Y"" '"u mua.li ue eligible to the owe. of President, neither shall any person be eligible to that omce wao snail not have attained the age of thirty e years, ana been laurttwii . .i..t .:k:. - r - j w w i voiubu. n I.U1H mi iimiLS nr th, i 'nnr.,i.... -. . . . .i - 'a. . r: ; " ".vcimg owwj, as wey may ex Hist at the time of his election. xtifKIJi IED AT RALKiOII. NOltTfl CAROLINA, 4 pages. policy as wilt best iDromold the ireneral wftlfaroST I VV V... 5LOIER.S. and insure a currency of uniform value throusb-J 'jilt the South. : . s bl 2. Resolved, That said Concress bo held at At. ei ilanta, Georgia, op he first Monday in June, J861,W brjat such other time and place as may be desig-M nated by a majority of the States co-oprating M '" 3. 'Resolved. That Dmnsnv Wmcf rlr.noiiioKJ ' P. Smith, John Kijrkbam, D. N. Kennedy, rred.fi . " W. Smith, Moses' J. Wiggs, John Ii. Brannetl1 -VV. D.Fulton andJWm. A. Ouarles. ba arVhnintnd Is 1 tyAeAaTataa U vaniotAiif 1k. T . . I .. r fn ' 111 -'l -wu.s w icjiiooijuii usuu ui xennedseo in y J i l . . i . . . - g fassei Hshall fiinto Abticlb V. ri . ' , Upon the demand of My three state ,1 a mm X in.A. r .1 . . . e....- n i ts ?" ine removal or the VfwairlAnt trim 1. The importation f num.. !,. tt.x H,nl, .u. T! , V ?. - r - o- w us 9 auu uwLiTja ui in. Bniiu omoe. LDC rromuiTferaiini coaDti. other tJs&n th iiUw.hniii .w 7i . ' HnTaS! jnereoy loroiaaen ; and Contrresa ia reanirad tr, 1 jiiaI. l-- .U . 1 1 -a-. n . j" Boeaiuauy prevent tne same. . vongress snau also have power to prohibit the introduction of slaves from anv Stat nt . -.v-. . rm ... ... . ' . wl iomiory not bclongmg to this Confederacy. xnepnvuege ot the writ aa6jcorp shall not nen in cases or rebellion or inva- I "fosion, the PuMie aafety may renuire it. a a n.v i ii m - I J ao dui or ail t&mdar. .t A..n l.. i v. tw Mumuoa or other rfii-wt .ku'viij w sn ouaui, wm lauu. prwseaw . i 7. Jadgment in eases of Impeachment ahall not exiena inriner man to mmnvAi imm ... I. - - .awua VU1CV, All U U18- qaaliacation to hold and enjoy anv office or or pront anaer me conteaertte SUtes, but the ymnj cwimsa snau nevertneiess be liable and sob- imn vm lua.cuBon iriai, juagment, ad punishmen anrwiuiaj av aaftW Section 4. 1- The times, places aad manner r iinM: i-- """" ma ncpresentaUves, shall bel oreaenbed ia aaeh Ri.Ia .k. t . J object te the provisions of this Constitution j bat the . aji mm mo t Limn, nr i . mr . k. - sack retulationa, except as to tha i. rhOSlil. Smmtm ' 7 f'S OIJ 2. The Congreas shall asaemhl. at i.... 3a ..... J i. .. . .-a van in .wmt. Mitt Ilea fflHf n, Ah.TI k . .1 - vj..i. tw.i u nrst I,' -"""""f suuess tney shall by law an 'point a different da v. 7 "w P Section i. L Each House shall be the judee ef the elections ' reterna aad qualification, of iL f! I llVV' Imainritv r v. -i. .. . " . " ana a j .s, snau constitute a quorum to do Ibaainess; bat a smaller nnmber m.v r ' ! (lltlAilK .-J I .. . . r " " . 7 oe aauonied to compel the at tendance ef absent atmS. i. v ' . iJn.l. --i.: . "oer aaa an i V r " e may provide. I aaca UoiM miV datsmi.. Ik. 1 r:. Resolved, Thai copies of these resolutiona h forthwith forwarded by theGovernor of TennwuiMi mi r : a . w uie wvernors or tne several southern States wipa me request mat iney nrse thair Banks lo participate 10 said Uongress.; . ; . . . xnis meeting has been heldt and; adjourned meet in Richmond on tbe 23d mst:SH .tr nal. ' ; i - ' -'' CT iPoruon to tae census or enumeration here- iuikiuk lurmsa iq o isIbb, 6. Vo teordatv ahall Ha i.m J . m m mr mmw mmrnt mwmm fsM VI V t A4 fffmrnt fportod from any Stete, except by a vote of two-thirds va wtu XAVUVCB. -i im ao preierooeo ihaJi h ;tan v u ' t " w; J lvuicuuil o. cuu.merce or revenue to the ports of one Stete over! those of another i I . No money shall be drawn from the tnunr.: t,-it "HTO1H1 IDDrODriSUMII ITlArlA Kw ..J .. I rmmr,W, . 'j . . . J " -a .wwuicui ana sceonni nr rnA MMint. penditures of all public monev shall ha nni;.i.i ti..hU.. ' 9. Conmss shall death, resignation, or inability, both of the President , ' foient, aeclaring what officer shall then act as President, and such offiir hii mr. ingly until the disabilitv be rmnr.i. . pEMn! shall be elected. 9. The President shall. fuia nervirPM a. RnmnAnaatinn , k ; :ii i. ' ka . ' . r-wU, auicu sfUIall UQlLUeT DC IVacreitsaa nor aiminisbed d urine- thm Ar; fe. wnicn ue snau nave been elected : and h .hall nni treccive within that period any other emolument from the Confederate States, or any of them. j 10. Before he enters on the execution of his office ue snau take tbe following oath or affirmation I aa aolemnlv swear inr n f v. t . in j - - f umm m. mil laiLU-, tuny execute the office of President nf tha ITsn Vail ami- fjate States, aad will, to the best of my ability, pre- If serve, nrntwt nil il.rn il.. n ... r . ..! ,1 -.v... uv vuatuiauon tnereot. i ; Section 2. ! . DrsBANDED.-The Dixie Rlfl uui uonmr county, nave dlsbandnri lf . tru, foamp.at Newborn 4-some of them rcinminn hm0 W V cT susswmug tuemseives to companies id rjjthe State troops, he ninth regiment, of which appropriate no taka'n'bv0''' J T0'e of two birds of both ilouseg,Rsjnd he shall have power to grant tekaa by yeas Md nays, unless U be asked and estime-ff dons for offences against the Con f !tL7 m' 0n' "f f Department, dlSeapt in case, of LhmVat- ' fted submitted to Congress by tbe President ; or for the purpose of paying its own sinenses and lor for tbe payment of claims agaipot the Confederate! ue justice ot which shall bave been judicially declared by a tribuaal for the investigation of claims against the government, which it is hereby made the J v " & 1 VO. vB-.aQiiso. . 10. All'biJIsappropriatinsinanahll m.:M. kj . - -j " -y j in lOH-l A f?mney the 'lact anount of each appropriation assembled in their several conventions, the Congress shall Summon a convention of all the states, to take i consideration such amendments to the constitu tion as the said states shall concur in suggesting at tho time when the said demand is made; and should any ot tne proposed amendments to the Constitution bo agreed on by the said convention voting bv states and the same be ratified by the legislatures of 2tne several states, or- by conventions ia two-thirds thereof as the one or tho other mode of ratification may bo proposed by the eeneral convention thev shall from thenceforward form a part of this consti tution, iiu t no state shall, without its consent, be de -I pnied of its. equal representation in the Senate. Abticlb VL , j. J.neuoyernnjenteswbiuhea by tins constitution Mfi.;.n . . . is the successor of the Provisional Government of theiT".r? ' Part bas P8 completely Confederate States of America, and all the laws oass.f S . ourSlVllzea l.our P1 compames transterrine i . . ... - a7 rci narnaa wai a. iv. lh. m.. . . ea by the latter shall continue in force until the samesli ... . . oulw troops ana the "Uixio Ki snau oe repealed or mourned; and pointed by the same shall remain successors are appointed and qualified, or tho efficesKSlzatlon of the regiment chiefly ton dissatisfaction 2. All debts contracted and en easements entered into before the adoption of this Constitution, Shall be as vaua against tae coniederate States under this Con- stilutmn as under the Provisional (Government. 1 3. This Constitution, ahd the laws of the Confede jatates, made in pursuance thereof, and all-treaties Imade, or which .shall be mde nnder the authority of fine isonieaerate istates, snail be the supreme law of tne iana; ana the Judges in every State shall be bound itnereby, anything in the Constitution or laws of an i state to the contrary notwithstanding. xneoenators and Ueoresentativefl u 'i I aU the officers ap.fl'vt, a,s0naingv Vye have seen some ollheofficers in office until theirfC" li,ese companies and they ascribe tbe disorgan- ijizaiion oi ine regiment chiefly toa dissatisfaction .aming the retiruitf nomnaniea with i h m wnicn tne election bf tha witUd OfS.vwAa ed. - Of course it iwilL be filled nr. with nth r2 ;companies in a fe davs. Siail .rn,,r,u,l f l i- ( ... .- ; s 1 w it " . E "A voice from Heaven," -ion t put it Utt. "All-sufficiency of Christ." j "Self-Dedioation to God." , "1'rivate Devotion." . "The Aet of Faith." ; "The SenUnel." .. .. , "Motives to Early Piety." " i "Come to Jesus," (formerly 64 pages,) now ik 1 o, and in 8 four page tracts. appBovan ir all rne pastors or this citt. large edition of the' above should be printed be- the trnn is AiutrJUnt.j . . ..n . .r. . "T " " win post iu io reset IStoem. The number and " variety will be inm.,i funds are given. $100 pays for 150,000 patw: $20 . pays for 50,000 pages, and $1 pays for 1500." Donations to be sent to the Arr.ni i.;.k t.. :n . . . ..." . r- " UB Will AU- of this C-ty. More than 40,000 pages of new tracU have been sent to our soldiers in Virginia. " wiH. Jm.Vf. CKOwDER. ju 6 tf Tract Agent ii th ?ronaMT3lu for oompany will ba opsn- Hilik " T , " , aco VourM on alonday, ths wuo nave enjisted will report lhm- ,aen ana mere others who may wish to go la- W vaTairy service, na better enlist immedialclr, as ue negiment is nearly complete, f janoi, iw wM. H. CgBEK. Captain. churn, factory has been eatariliahA in ill aForetvi!le. ':L f r - ,uVji. . ... ' uny vt nariesion, a. v. riivoiesviiie, inortons, 1. Th. President shall be m a- i.:-r rW.. f "n"or8 ana fepresen waves before men- rm and n. f J.:! . aua ine members ot the several state lejrisla ,1,. A . . "l .ul m'?.TrtrA. " vn Von,Mrte states, and ofajtures. and all executive and indicia off, . iZK, Zf' nit. n c., . , r - flia each of the executive denmAnt. i. money from theMject relating to the duties of their ,nIiT.A ""I JIT -r,"1" .w. Li.nA Um .h.n ,. . . r ""i vuuieuerate Dtatei vuv uiiiibu oi luv several nutAi wham ..11.1 ,. -.wt.i . - , , . . . -" actual service of the Coafto Su 8-haUH . Carolina is quire the opinion in writing of the nrineioal L, ,rr. "i ,lo,8UPP " U-:llPar. from the nldfthaka ha A, u x. .....IJLa- a . . - . Fa miiti vaa siiaii ever oa reoniranis.. . i- i :-. ,-- ..wMt -rU 1 oimliltnliiia ... is. u m. . . fSthO VOUHlT. ) . I - A ' ' r' - ....HI" thn rViiuli. I3.. It L - . . ' ' . . fcCP' ilXFORD FEMALF. r.nr.T.v. e-V J If we should allow our enemies to devrada 1 . - " outtiig off . our educational facilities, thai of itself. H.1J -- .1 . . . . 3 8 iiuem a partial victory. II . -wonn Carolina is fnchia men, and can afford to It u All Be it mrdaimed. That the reaolation passed by General Assembly at its late session providiaa fo extjonrBed acaaioa of the said Ueaeral Assembly oa mmmm, .-v, anu tne same is kereby ah- LiirTa J1???7 th. mlBi of iu pro- W J ---avn UowniWIT DOUTIOM TmZvl. .l?aUTmM of --tlIrds of the whole! taJa. atdh rilM,,UHk,ep Journal of its proceed laga, and, from tune to time, pnbliah th. sLr- Dtins-ane. nAr. a. .v . T ' crac;5 rid tke Tva-V" l"'. ither Ho-, .. . qne7tion,Vh Ihtde. JOe-fifth of thoae r,ri2mt v. ' ,.,5 .MIr fi i. Kcithar Hons. 7nHrC.r7 V. V0ttrnJ- Shan. .iik... .K.'zr::. 01 congress, that In which IK. .' ul 11V r"oe than - mmvmwmm mitmu DO Sitting. Section o. L Tha Senators aaa Representatives shall reprieves and par- Confederat. riai.a Ac cept in eases of impeachment 'I - 2. lie shall have power, bv mnA with th.' .j-:-. and consent of the Senate. tf DUklrA trou t ia r.r..tr.Mn,1 . . . . , 1 mm. wm. vutiVai Lfl V ? 1UCU, tWO-thirds of the Senator. Ti shall noniinate, and by and with the advice 'and eon-l sent of the Senate, shaU appoint ambassadors. thA,t public ministers and Ciiffinmlfl in A rmexa a C V Court, and all other officers of tho Confederate! Blares, vaara a r....: n . w. . . , .. k -j j 17 'r" uiBuv are noi nerein otherwise I 5. The enumeration. In the Cnnntifn li An . M.l.;. Jj.n. i '. . -.7 . ' 1uSuu,tuiimii oe constrnea to deny or disparaee ..miu Wj .um peopie or tne several states.: o. Tho powers not deleiratod. id. tfIA r?n n fsaflArai fa SUies by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the1 r-pHE CANDIDATES TOIt CLERKS OP X the County and Superior Courts will mAA rati! l fhsHP eeilQW.citisens of Wake county at tbe following times. ind places, vix ; . Busbee's, Thursday, Bank's, Friday, eraniUin'8, SatunUv Dunnsvllle,' . Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friuat. Saturojiyi ' Monday, Tuesday,! trecnesuuy, J4tti. Thursday, J5th. Friday, f 26tb. " Saturday, 27th. Monday, 29th. looipsou s. Tuesdav. I " 80th. - - tf r T apues, . . Wednesdayr " 1 1st. KoBenburc, Hood's, Barney Jones', Lashley's X Roadf. ilreen Level. Hayes'. Store. KKojers7 Stoic, Willie Lynnv, Laws',; July lth. " 12th. " 13ilu. u 15tb. , lfitU. JOCU4 18 th. 20th. 22d. 2 id. , xfordisaqaietandacIudedvmaire.enmnlr 7 .. SIt". f. u,.wi , r- M win aiiena ai uio same times and places iy :tree from the turmoil and excitement now agita-tl10 uk the list of taxable property. ting our coanbry. I : :-; . fj Col'optors will also attend for tbe purpose of collect These conside?at!isWAi t . , ..R111 , laXM' wnen we shallexpect all te coma prs xnese considerations have induced us to supply aUrpared to settle without fii .. iViui.,. , w '.'" - " mm. aasiKTJ saw v SUU v ww . irAnsJ.!,. X7 J 1 . . . " " " v uvivtu VkilOl vT ia fr and the parpoaea for which it U made" aid cVnZ.3. ViT n "L ' wbich sha11 be established by law ;l .haUgran.nr.xtraeompen JLntetn gW" "7 7 Uw, 'vest the appointmentl tor, officer, airent or secant. mftlZ lXtFl :.ll,;R?l,UiC,n ,?&.nor officers as they think proper, in thel a . " . - r wmrm wwuasi avuu BAIL BIIlSs.1 1 ay- a ra-l n ATI T. at ltwssm I. 4L m. . ' mf wave been made or such service rendered. ?rr n. V. . ' courts, or law or in the heads it. nouti.or nobility shall be srantedhvth. A,,- 11 a ..1;, . . L .i.ei.iu. -a- ' wvu-. j a uuuoiuai omcer in Ah r .. x..t; j. . . - wiACDU(ira- with the diplo- otace at the plea states, are reserved to the States, respectively, or toll partments ofionr school with" teachers ot thefi1 the people thereof. f , - 'highest qualifications, h - -.''I t ju i td rre maa.no charge Jot tnition against th. dangh ters of those who voluntoer to fight for their country. The twenty-first session will open on the first. lMTtn. day in July. .r " :. - - ' ' . I . ' ' " Articlb VII. ' v , I 1.' The ratification of the conventions of five States snau oe sumcient for the establishment of this Con. sutuiion between the States so ratifying the same. nrnou nve fctates sball have ratified this Consti- o.rtiti r'. vV.I v1 ioment,M8ure or the President, All lomee or tiUe of any kind whatever. f., Prince or foi,. K.- , T ,ua ' 12. Cons-re is shall uiak. tA law asr.AAt:. . t 1 fllshment at ii, 7- . J,.T.. "-""8 ma esuia- StH. Cll , ' . y'"t'""f me tree exercise! thereof; or abridging th. treciow of speech, or of theS I r-"t- a" BVTCTumeniior a redress of ances. a 13. A griev-s aaw.Tl 1 . .' . . a I "U rCafaiaUalta ITtlllf im ka a. wm. a - r r mj a ovpoo VI IUU DfJU&UJ.V Security ef afre. Stet ,717". w. S?aTningeomm.ssions which shall expire at tbe end; and bear arm. .hall n7tlbV infringed. " lafil 'f? Va a . jo aoiaier ahall, in time of pe jrreaiaent. . All .ih.. m v .. axecutive department mi k. j , bv th. P.;,l.. I"--' any ume ih,i. .;7 . ..? "'aer SPPning power, when " aio uunecessarv. nrfnr d ihinit. ; capacity, inefficiency, misconduct, or neglect of duty; and when so removed, tho removal shall be reported to iWKcmnr W1LQ in. MunM lhnr.tn. 1 i.4"?1!. Pre8iaen hall kave power to.fiU all'vaoan-l w. . iwj nPPen aunng tbe recess of the Senate, tunon, in the manner before specified, the under tbe Provisional Constitution, shaU prescribe the tunc ior noiaing tne election or President and Vioe President; and, for the meeting of the Electoral Col lege: and, for counting the Totes, and inaiiiriiratini, the President, - They shall also prescribe tha titn for holding the first election for TTl in lip r of flAnimiKi thunder this Constitution, and the time for assembling tithe same. Until tbeassemhlimrnsiinli The annual Annonncementf;and Catalogue will bH 'o., i: ... !.:.. jun.8-wasw4w g MILLS A CO, Oxford, NC. HILLSBOIIO NORTH CAROLINA, i f - SELECT BOARDINO AND. . ! DAY SCHOOL. ; The Misses NASp and Miis KDLLOCK will am A A. . . "7 w rmw BHM rCDtUTI " AI 1 """Pvaaauon lor their services, to be ascertained sIkTa. 1'"rf mna elrct agalnat nnrea by law aad pd oat of tk. TreaTary of thCoS!0.n, 1" . ?'. ball not be violated mZmm "11 .V"'! P'0bl. eU AVa st fmrtkermrdmimmd. That tWeve shall be U'?L Thtey "oept treason felony aad breach of tha i-;-;; ' ' vttt r-"' th. srf iho.r, -rrr1" olflJ and B f eaeaio iui 1 a time of ', bat U a manner to konreseribid h. law. - t e. 15. Th. right of th. people to b. secure in their ----- -6"a uuns-i , shall not be violated : i( nttA. a. a a ' i unngl wpported by oath or afflmatioi, .5d pirUcuTa describing the place to be Marched, and t Z.tf ,1'.. " eag.8 Df reement bet IS? i e appointed to the eamo office d bMu Quouiu recess . -Section 3. , 1 . pTla1HH:j a -1 a a. ai.auvA loaiuHnLina. fvsr iw.A . x: . 1 Congress information of tK. iRt.Z'TZL1,:'! E aad reeommAnd ... .TTsTrT, oraoy,w h. .K.n i.-.i " . uiwwures as. . : ' -wu. cuuTene Dotn noasesir ih.,i ween thorn f -1 roMhingstobelelied. P-oaswiu respect .to th. time of adjournment, hcavaXt ;.Vnem M,u.01 1" haU think prope?: he? a. .ii . nr ii nan am l bia inr.iAA.. wrvfl .waars. luiauiVHI Crim. InlAli an aa nu..t meat or indictment of a ara.d iVr, i"7 KiTJ rartsin i h. l.i . , ' J . . k M torces, or ia tbe militia, shall ree.!-. "7" PH"r J nes ; ae shall I tek. car. UtV. llw. bVxaifX t"" , "ww vuu'ironu;r States. KOETH CAROLINA RAILROAD OFFICE. - -, - wm.VA.Six- SHOPS,- - .JuItIi) ISAt i. -Araln A ttt . J .wv.. fl""1 AnnuvAis.. A11S1STIJVG OF THE ii. oHwuoiaan or una Gmnun, wtn k- ui j Salisbury on Thursday, July 11th it stant f ju o iji j. b. KDFFIiy, Treasurer. WA l tU.ULU BBASS, COPPER - T.A0.1 anI lAs.-s.. r I. X. a i . . .".- W a WM3I. tur WUlCfl IDA niffHor. ITaoK a :n i , ' : a . o J9 w-wua P , , , ' CORKY A AVERY, , r-iC-lnipd v Petersburg, Vn iiiie same. . unUI the assembling of such on gress, the JCongress under the Provisional Constitution .hn .eontinue to exercise the lecrislativa nawnrm A-nnf.?open their School on 12H, .7i iri , uvunouuiog ueyona me time limited by thef j ;.7-"",01rwaraea.on application, i wumiiuuviiui we provisional uovernmenL . - ii-'llus' oi - nead three times and passed, Jane lth, 1861. ''. i. . W. N. KTIW1RTU Teste: ; . President of Cnn-vanH Waltbb L. Stkblb, Sect'y. " " L. C. Eowaans, Asis't Secfy. 'i . J ... :;. L, (To be continued.) ' f i ''.T. W. 11. HIGH. Sheriff. ALEIGII, NOHfH CAROLINA. sLL Junellth. 18GI. oo uoxes canaies, 60 " Candy, ' JO Barrels Mullets, .10 " Mackerel, 30 " Bugar, assorted, Just received at the j . - 1NDISPI' VSAIILK antflit tf WHITAKKRS'S. - EDGEWORTII FEMALE SEMINAJBY. ' : QBEENSBORO'. N. C. . - This Institution bos beea iasuocassful operation for' :twcuty jone years, ahd f fof the last ten years under its NSURANCE COMPANY OF TIIK VAL LEY OF VIRUIMA. Winchester. Virginia. Capital Iau0,000. Incorporated-March. 1853. Charter oer- rc-; jtuaL - Lshs Aanifhl V mvA i Ail tanI wvain n I w wtaiii. a Fire Losses paid in 8 years to July, 18C0, $53S,J2.19.. ciDsoranoe against loss or damage by fire, ou as favor Table terms as other responsible Companies. ' JOa. o. CARSON, Pre t. Wm. L. Bsar, Sec'. i , " ! W. S. SAMPSON, Ag't ap'110-tf ' : Petersburg, Va. ivDvu.'a m Mlv pI " L oLlv'-T5"86 f iMtoactfo'n-is designed to afford to t .uiuwuvn in which can be se cured every advantage afforded by the very beat Fe male Seminaries in thecountry. . ' 1 The Faculty consists of VTVw.n-L T . J' , swa, - i ' " -mat UBUUCUIOU BtlU A 17UA aa4VO- A Un - 1 DRt.inir.iAn so .1 I a. mtiAv. I ovuxnn.x in ,tg organisation. uivcuauorouirnis eminentlv hA.Uk- st excited .tete of the cou7t suion renders it a quiet and safe The next Be sion will cmmA a .a .A.a I Fof Catelopes containing full particulars .f terms, ? "iPpIy tO ' . "i - ' ... : . .,' . I J ' ' . RICnARD STERLIJrO, Principal .jane Oroan.boro.rh. N. C. ' II ALED OATS. . 4 Mm 20 RaIaa warm In. ! J ... 1 ! Inat f- AA- - .ww iwj HUV, VIU VIVJ1 ,11 WU Ifl UWJ J"--rittcfcived at Depot. . H JPa a tr JAME3 M. TQWLES, Ag X H jTlE FltlGEKATORM AM) W ATK j fcJJLX C00LER-In Store the celebrated Arclie and a L. i n r - . ... ... i . IS f MgeraKira who niier ana water cooieroum Efbinjad. Also, Ice Water coolers, mos approved makes. 1 Jhne zo tf ,- . JAMES Af. TO WLKSA Ag't ; E.--A F1KST HATia CA K- CJTOK IIIR E J? PENTER. TJIOR SALE...A VERY A. Mare. apHO-weswtf FINE YOUNO Apply to K. BURKS HAYWOOD.