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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-25
Mercurial Diseases.

Persons whose constitutions have become im-
paired the injudicious Of Mercury, will dDd
these medicines perfect cure, they fail 20
eradicate from the system all the effects Of mercu-
~, infinitely sooner than the most powerful pre-
uaratiopR of SarFauarfila
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-25
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
0E CuREI

SaS- A we'll regulated and PropOrtionate quantity
of bils upon the stounach is always requisite for
the promotion. Of sound healtn--it STIMULATES di-
gsstion and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions When there * deficiency ~ bile
the no y Is constantly cstivs. On the other hand
an over abupdance Of bile causes frequent nausea
In the stomach and often promotes very severe at
tacks Of disease, which some imes eud IN death
DR.. Mofat's Life Medicines I
Should be taken IN Gss early sagss Biiioas COM
plains, sad Psyssvs edtn strictly according airse
tions, tOiH DositiUeiu ejTecf a c4rre. --a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-25
Mofatt's lie Pills!!l

In s6scttons of lts head. sick hsudaehe or erpoias
headache, these Pits Dl Be oaad possess ne
salufarB s6ioGcy- =
Mofat's Phoenix Ritters!!!
Mace been hapPily 'sed for ss a. aud Ague
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-25
Lcute or IRfamatOry Rheumatism
Anthrosia ChrOnica, or

But IL is unnecessary 70 eEumerate the many
cases in which these purely vegetable me- icihca
have beeu successful but let as enquire: Why are
they 80 universal 10 their happy edectai
Because they purify the blood, aud thus reno
vate all cause Of disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the aecretlOnG
Of the body, aud remove ali impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce The systom, but iuvig-
orate it thus requiring restraint from pleasure
or business during their operation-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-25

16- OODT W~OOR!E
no ven " ''-' VICKERT BROS,
..,s No. 50 Main Street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31
ARTICLE I.
Z

ulsrastve psuers herein delegated shah Be vert-
- I, : 0o--rsss 81 the Colffdsrs1 etEtes, which shall
sausisf u 4 senate ana House o Representatives..
.r~-ra~ q
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N0EIcR.

TIE carr out the provisions Of q trust deed. executed
4 70 me February 80. 1857, by arah.E Wesson and
Whlam O. Wesson, and daly recorded, 7 will sell,
ON Z 18th DAY OF UNI. 1851,
TO the highest bidder for cash, on the premises, the
Following lot IN henphis, Shelby oosnty, Tennessee F.:
BAEinning al a point on the east side OF Main street.
40 feet south Of the intersection OF Main and Talbot
streets; running thence eastwardly parallel with Talbot
street IFS feei thence southwand'y parallel with Main
street 20 feeti thence westwardly para ieI with Ia bot
lis feet 70 Main street; thence with Main street
Afset - the beginning. Redemption waived. Title
Eood sac At Il O'clock, n.
uyi2-td wN K. POsTON Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

1. Tue House q Represrutarre snaa % cnIcse1V
meub r chesen ever secqpd year By ne peepie or u'
srva-ri.ratess AID he eieeiofa "a earn eAie a1A p
eltrens Of ne Confederate sntes and have NE quanl
esfi-ae raoniests ffr electors cf tho mes numerous brand
al tae slate ienaature bit o. pss p Of iorei1n BIRD
NJ a cltiraa OF the Confederate states shall te aillFe|
20 vote for any cn1-r, evil or political state ~ Federal
q 40 rersan shsI b. a kepreseualFe WOO frAi ~
h.ve nttained Toe age Of tVruiT eve wears ens beA cA
zen Of he Confederats States aua who shall nos Nhqi
elected be an inhabitant q that stats 10 which be sh2i
be chosen.
5 REPRESENTATIVE and direa taxes snail Be appolat'
I'd among he several Slstes, wh1ch may De ncu1ei
wfhis his Confederacy, acoordiug g helr respective
uuuhe-s whirh shall b detemi ed. By adding 10 tui
Woe rumuar q free persons, iuciuainE fhuse s-uul q
service fc- a term OF years, and e~xcuding ludians mo-
taxed three fnhs OF all slaves M actual enumera'
tion shall be made within three yeas amer the hrs
mr-tiua OF he C1nrress o. she Confederate States, and
wihfn every -ub-ecn-nt tern % ten re r. g. such mao
uer as they shau. By Law. direct she number OF sep
resentativss shsu not exceed cne for ev ~ dHy thou
eaur. bun ee 4 susie shall have a. ieas1 one Representa-
ur=s and rrIH such enumeration shat De madei ae
etafa Of soufh Caraiaa shal b. entitled 90 chaose six
she tate OF Geurria ten-the Staie ~ Aahams nlue-
fha STATE Of p rlda two-lhe Slate OF Alsslesippi scFe1
-Ihe STATE O. louisiana SIX, ana the State OF h1as SIX
q when vacanct-F d reopen in the reptesentauen ffon
any state. TIE Executive suthoriiF thereof uhaA Issue
wrtts 90 sle1ion % hl such v~scaucles-
S ne HunsF Of Reureueltaures shan eheose theli
epas er aad othar onsrrs; and shall have the Hoft
power OF imp-s.rmenti fex6-pt hat Any Judicial q
oth~r federal m -er. resiaeut AID acuug s1lel5 within
tbe limits o. any STAG, nay be impeached BY 3 vote o.
fFe-thirds OF 10th oranshes of he legislature thereof
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31
j. G~RREsHABER e. BRO.
Cabinet Makers Z UphoIsterers,

e az now Freparedt o execute srdsrsA%SSzm
"A IN hetr Ike IN tie most perfectA
mainer sad a. the shortes notice. ~
Having furniture cars Of their own. 8331
teg VIII reeeivs orders FOR moving, taking down and
seUias up Pianos and Furniture Of all kinds, on the
Host rea enable terms.
EaeY VIII also give attention 70 laying Carpets, pol
lshins and vanishing Furniture, hanging Curtains and
Anae~s, and 10 the execution q Upholstery Ia sill its va
r~ieties.
Orders solicited at the stors Of InEraham X Lees,
a2in street, o. 1877 Main street, at the desk Of ". B.
Mlaer Co ia15-Gm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31
9MIg apgeaI.
A~~rsru4roN OF tbs GSNFEDEi
- erarEs OF AmknICA.

"a. ne reopie % te Couf-deraie Stsics. each siAtF
.-irrf ia is r5rareim aud Independent cnsrhci+f, lnor-
$500 fss1rs aanesfic rauquillty, andHe urethe hlfsA
slnrs 81 liberty, 10 ourselves and or posterl3 --nses
frgf - fsr.r and Guidance q Aimlenfg eN-on qfahN
- Aa~aan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

J ihe clzens of each atste shall be entitled ts a.
The privii gee and immuulues Of eitizeng Ia fe ,evrra
States tand shall have The right Of trsnsit and sJa1rr
IN any aiaieo % his Caaisdraey, with heir slaves ~
shall not be thereby Impaired
2 Aper on ehargedln auy atste with treason. feiou7
~ ohef crime Heainst fAe laws a. such State, uho sal
Zee from Justice aud BE- found ia another 81 ffe shaI
or demand g tAe exc uuve authority o. the STATE fron
which be- q 2, be delivered 40 % be removed 10 M
State having lurisdluio OF the crime
3 10 Esaee o. qiHerl person he d 70 service or ish,y
10 any ta4ie Tor n~erllgyl ~ he Confederate Ftstes
under DE la.b ihereai escaping Tor lawfully oarrife
into smother SHALL ln ccusfqu nee Of Euy law OF reg.
ulation therein, bediFharred frams such service on iub8T;
bot ehau be Delivered up on claim Of TIE parts 10 whom
ls1eh slave belonss ~ 10 who such service or labor
may bsdue,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

L. The tines. places and manner % hai-ilr elections
fs- sarEt-rs and representatives, shan Re prescribed
In each state ~ the legislature thereof. subject O. the
provisions Of t1is Constitution bit the Congress nay
= n-v ume. ~ law. make or alter such rfg1istions
Trrcaet e. 70 the tines Enf places u cbu0siug s naters.
Q ire Congress- shtli assemble AZ least once in every
YEAR ard such meeting shall be on III drst Honaav in
D-oembsr, uuiess they shall, b law appoint q differ
-aFnr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31
The Chief Among Medicines

DREETLINGERs FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
D HILLA ANT BAEDELIOE Ia purely vegetable
pyeparGtionl stands 81 the head OF ali curative agents,
IN cases OF ScrofHla, enlargement Of the Joints. Chrsuic
Rheumatism, Erupt0as Of The Skin, Estls Rash, Tst-
ter, Ind gestOn or Dyspepsia, Nervous or Buisgl
HaH1acse, Syphiitic or hercurial Diseases, complaints
incadspt 10 females; in short, FOR all diseases srJinr
from . aeranged condition Of TIE digestive organs. In
iup7re state Of the blood, OF the inj1iicous ass d
mercury.
Physicians prescribe It in preference e sny cher
Alternative in uEo,
For sale By :. B. Hills,
No 3 Poplar street,
1oZaAr1 west ~ 6vartnn hofal.
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}. MORGAN & co.'s
" Az oIQufh TOT lev MplA EA Nef4AflEa AttrlH
on the shortest notice. fel-Ilm
eEs "a TT 4.

HAvTNG sold our stock Of Bs,zf Hta101efy, stu., 20
u Ar j. wade & Co. after thanking our friends and
the public for he very liberal patronage extended 70
o., We most cordially solicit for the new firm . oontiuu-
ancs Of their fnvgr5. Respectfully
gr0. PfTTIgON 4 90.
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C, g s Taaess.
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDIT BOOTS.
FOR
BOYS O2bG GIRLS!

ABBOrrs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The AimvsB Stories.
The Young Esyagsrs. By Capt. Reid
The Bush J Joys. By capt Reid.
Odd Psopl,. By Capt. Reid.
/ TAe Whit e Elephant. By Dalton.
Ia. Wa Tiger. By Dalssn-
A year with Maggie and Enmie. By
Miss MeIn.- 0sh.
Lsasing Strings
Hany's Sumner in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOh's EzPsHnsnt
HOOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusados and the Crusaders
AVoYags in the Dark.
Prinss Charlie. the Young chsvalier.
-1gasb Country Life. Beautifully Illus
rasss.
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ENCOURAGE HOME LITERATURE
II H E
SOUTHERN FIELD AND PRESIDE,

I nEV0TED 70 Literature, Agriculture and Uorticui-
! u ture, edlnd BY gentlemen Of emiRent a5iiity, In
their several departments, Is published eFery sATUR-
DAY, at Agg1s+a, Georgia.
EXPRESSIONS OF TIE PRESS.
It's writer's are the most distinguished in The South
Delta, New orleans
Stands in the very hrst auk.-Presaytsrian, Chzsles-
tor.
A paper. indeed for nc souih.-Nevs, savsnnzh.
A most acceptable aper.-Chrisiian Index. Macon.
Equallea ~ few, surPaassd By none.-rimes, Colum-
bus.
The best investment Of two dollars that could be
made -Misourian, ST. Eouis.
Deserves the most nhssai patronage.-Baptist, At
lanta.
We cordially commend it 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Richmond.
Is eoatsrts ara varied and agreeable. -chrisisn Ad-
vocate, New Orleans
caerlstei, eminsutly, b improve the soil and ne
Dind -Enquir r, Memphis
Fillsd win the choicest reading matter .-Jaurnals and
AesseuFer. Mscsn, Ga.
An exec. ant oarfai, edite1 By competent Esrtlemsa.
Snrcnicie md Sentinel, AugHzta Ga.
vile.
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Am1e HpRalF
Just ReceiVed
Common law court

". h. Irwin, Executor ste,0
lNon-residtnt sttaohment
FER debt-S308.22.
pEniet ". Wrisht.
A 7 the February term, 1851, OF the Law side Of the
n common law and chancery oourtnf the city Of Mem
PHI, IL appeared that defendant was a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee, Il was therefore ordered that
p&heatien and stay be made IS required br I ". ard
thaf defen@anr appsgr al or before tn second Monday ef
JEns next, 1851, and plead, answer IT denur to rlaia-
tiH's deoiarationi or judgment, by default viii be taken
against him.-l4 weeks. ss.0O.l
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, CLERK.
By A. J. WHEELER, Deputy CLERK.
Brown & Frszeri attorneys for DlarnuH N t-xw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

RRsaOTME.

ON and after ais cate We viii seu eur Goods low fer
~ CASE ONLY. The e~zissacy Of the times re-
qgirs IT..
uiv2-fm GEOWDEN. FnRRY 4 m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

As you perceive, ! have purchased the stoek Of Books
and stsu0nsry OF Messu. Geo. Psttison 4 C. Ipar-
pose to conduct the business undsT the name and style
II n. Wade 3 90. Most respectfully do ! solicit for ts
housa q share Of public patronage.
ia HENWW WA0M-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

CHARLESTON NOESE
TNMspIArELY opposite depot Of the Menphi Is rad
charleston Railroad. Passenger on the N 4 c. A..
2, for tee abcTe'Houss. viii retain their checks. and
taer easzase. will be louvsyed free Of shnrzs. The
eooTe house Is sew and but recently opened. Fnrs.
$lou day. JOIN .. AHMOun
hPi@-sm PrOprietor~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

"W@NNW. WI
z. CHADWICE has removed his Insurance Ono.
j. % Ois-Feiiews' Hall, the arst room On ths rirhf
az the TOP q the Stairs, where be viii be hpppy to see
bis old friends and customers, ard Afford them everv
facility In his power in his line OF business
he stu represents the old " Hartford Insurance
Company" The oldest company doing business in Mem
phls, and the Phnuix Insurance. Company. No COM
panies in ne country have earned . better reputation
for promptness aud fsir dealiugs.
Pair dealing ard prompt settlement is. and alwzys
has been his motto. =. z. CHADWICK,
Sp7 Insurance AGENT, Odd-FeIlows' Fan.
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Hardee's Tactics 4!
RIInLRLI

JACOB G. WARD
/ DESPECrFELLY ANNOUNCES to bis RTlHa-
II former patrons that he may bo found A4lHasA
At No 1856 Main street, opposite the CayE
Building, where be is prepared b Herve2A20
the puhiic Wlth anything in his line. BLANK Bscfs
~ aTery description, with CT without printed heads.
made % order.
Having one Of The most approved ruling machines, Re
u prepared 70 DO any kind Of ruling. Particular attsn-
ton paid % the einding Of mnsis and al kinds % peri
odiosis, either plain or in extra style.
All orders from the city or country win receive
prompt s-ttsrtlln. JACOB @. WARD,
rs Main street, opposite Clay Building, Sd door,
marpf Ma-,.Sf- -
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1fLlselAaneoas
G. B. OSWELA g co.
BOOTS AND sHOEs,
NO. S15 MAIN STREET,
BETwEEE UNION AND noNaoE srs.

G. B. oswELI.-..~.....-.-..B. p. IssRAHAM.
4. rE beg leave respectfully 70 inform onr friends and
w the pubic. tina we have new completed our store.
tnd have received an entire new stuck Of Boots and
Shoes. Our stocS consists CT a great variety OF
LADIES, MIESES \ ~CHILDREN's, MEMS BOYS
AND YOUTH
foe work OF cur oHn mdnriacture, also q good assorf-
ment of heavy goods fer plantation uss.
Especial attention IS invited to an assortment o.
French Goods imported especially for our trade. all
o. which are offered 81 gerv ioN figures.
s5 Nsin street, opposite Speed, Douaho 4 Strange.
ap2s en- G.. B. osWELL & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

l. Ihe President shall be coumandar-i1-chIa Of Ia
army and navy OF the C0ufriFrate States. and az 49,
militia OF the several States when called inf5 fhe ~
tual -eryice % the Culrederzte States; he NAV reruir
te opinion. 10 writing li The principal oncar iB es-
Of ne executive Experiments, uron anr sghi-ct raintfn
% me duties Of n=lr Respective once; and be shai
have power g grant reureVes and psrd -ns f0r ofsurs.
as1inNt the Confederate states except On cases OK in
psachmsnL
? he shall have power 5y and With the advioe and
consent o. ne eenzte % make treaties provided two
thirds o. the Senators present concur; ana he shsu
nominate and By and win tn Eavlce ana consent al
he snlte, shall appoint ambassadors. ether puole
ministers ana cousuls, l1cses Of The Supreme court.
and 81 other omcers 70 -be C0Efsderzts States. VINO e
appointments are nos herein otherwise provided fs-
ana which shau be established by law bus me Con.
gress may By law. vest the appointment OF sueh inte-
ror onoer-. as they thnk proper. 10 tie PRESIDENT
aonei IN the courts ot law or IN the hea3s o. depart
menfs
3 The principal onoer in each Of Me Executive De-
parlInenis, and all persons cannec,rd with he dipio-
matte service, may De- removed from on se az the p.aas-
ure o. t1e Presliert IAN other civil officers IN ne
Executive Department tzrv D. removed al any 1ima ~
the Ffszilen or Uther sp3oiErIng power. when their
serF cef are uuuecesglrgs or fos dishonesty. incsDscifv
iniM ienc7l nilsc1lcu-t, or uaFiect % durE; and when
80 removed, le removal shsll be reported % he gers-a
together WITH the reasons therefor
4 The President shall have power 70 III all vacancies
tbatmay hipp-n during The recess o. the Senate bv
ErannnG COMMISSIONS which shll exp re- :. .s enc a.
tneI nrEtsessio-i Ibltn9 rersan rejected b. ne Senate
shau De re-epp1IRt11 to TIE same oace during rlsr en-
suing reosss.l
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5000 RE WRRD !

$DDO RE ~ eli W
d. EO0 REWARD will be paid for the a~pprehen-
nbOO sion and delivery Of tho slave BOZ,
GEORGE, who is supp -sed 70 have killed his mas-eA
ter. Thomas ". Wilson. % his plantation, on Tues-&
day evening, April 3tth, % the underFiEn d. Lake II
America, WASHINGTON c unity, Mississippi. Said@
boy Is abaut eve reet ten oI eleven Inches in hight. yel-
low, below cheeks. a scar on bis head, caused By a hum
when Young; Of polite address and talks well; bad
front taeih, black waving hair, but not kinky; wore
mOustache and chin whiskers when he left, ahd was
! dressed in black pants, blue spotted shirt and brown
cost BETTE A WILSON
mvs-dlOt-w3t BY DAVIS 0CENER
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NOW BOOKS!
Estravs--ehelbY Gountv.

ESgr2V5-GnelDy GcunLy.
TAEES Up By W. P. Besves. on TIE 22d day
i OF April, 4 D.. 1551. a sarsl EuEsE. %
cI-ht years Old. hfteen hsnis high enc btp di=@
iocltsd or knocsed d0Ea, snd Waived 3, $50. Said
Reeves resides near Halelshs 90 ue Memphis ands1m-
mervIus plank roai-
Taken Cd by Issse Wesson. ca ths l5ih day of April,
A.. D. 1881, two MULsSj enc q dtrk bay mare seven
OF eigat yesrs old, nfe-n hands high. shod au round,
white SPOT or star n the face. marked Win eear, fnd
valued a. 500 1e other q ight bay mare small aEes
thirteen hands high, letter G en- The len htp, Earksd
with gear, ten years oli. and valued AZ si5. SAD Wes-
sgn resides on she Aemghis ard Ger atoWu plank
r,ae. at the seoand tol zats, 10 ISM Civil Dstrics
TAKEN % y Wm- Starnss, on - Ssh Gay Of A1fIs
A. d 1851 q bay horse MULE, age net kn-uu, dteen
an1 BALI hands hsh shed on ieit bind lor, l-1ge scar
on the rteat slds. end a~pFraiset a. Sc SAID sttrnel
lives taa and zhaf uiles wet OF haleisl, On the old
rsut road, near Mco0uusu's MIL
Taken up uy Jas. r.. EskIes, on the 2sh day OF April,
A D. 1881 block aARs. ave CT six years old fosr-
teen and q half hands Sigh. risbt lind foot Waite % 10
eastern j1int. black spo- on the right ale o. the right
flsl. collar marH 90 lae eno1-ue1, ema appraised a.
500 Also, q mouse colore1 horae AULs, enc year Ola,
Rirtaen ard q hah bands hish, blsck Stripes iowa ne
back and shouifers. supposed 70 be the fold Of the Bare,
and appraised az So said Eckles lives on The Macon
read. enc miis east Of WoIf river bridge, In IN CIVIL
District.
taken NJ BIZ Wm. P Day. on the d day OF Nay. A.
D 1881, BAY mare five or SIX years old, four
teeu bands hiEh, Ete feet q hthe Eflt-, brauded With
~ letfers 3 Eof the right shollder and appraised az
es5. said Day resides tFo ard efhad miles scuh %
aaieiEh, near W. s. wis stahon' On Gsrmaatovn
road
rsrss ~ b. James r. Luzaa, On th= al asy o gay,
D. 1881. two MJLB5i ore is Ga X brown or 5isE
nare Male. fifteen Or sixteen years otd, -rsa lump On
~ Isitjar, knses c1nsieeraoy sDung one shoe on ne
1zf Fore fosf, hHeeu hams high. considerably msrzed
wrth ersr. and Vsluei 81 Oi the other is a EelloF 5sy
ms-a Msts. ave years Old, fourteen hanfs 90, Marked
lt -a.r 70 shoes on tle hind feet, ard valued at
an said Laran Resides two sad 6 haff miles s0uta-
rssfos RAGS 81 The ssmuarvilo and Memphis plaza
rrsea ID By e = s.ssisit. On tie as d.uof N.v.A
n. 1851 brown IuLE. Hrc1 years Old. lfseen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

J. Treason against TIE Confederate States fhsu CEN
sist only iu levylsE var asainst uaem, or DO aeberine 10
Their enemies SWING then a1 and c1mfort. No per-
son fhal BE- cIuTicte1 ct treason unless on ue tssffr1,-
~ o. two Witnesses go tae same overt ac, or on con-
fessiou ln open Curt-
2 The Co sress shal have power % declare the uun-
ishmPntof treason, tat no att1i1dsr OF treason .hrr
work corruption o. bied. Or forieitars, except duunF
the life o. the person attained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

]. The President ssaI, from time to time. give 20 he
ColsTe7s lni1ma,io1 OF be state or she Co1f-deracy.
ne snaI judge necessary aud e~Xpeiisng as mag.oa er-
uaorlilsT oocaslona convene 1o.h H1ases. or eIt5sr 81
Demi $40 u case or lsarreHm-ut between rhrm. vlb.
regard % heam@ Of a1ulment be nay adjourn fseg
l9s1la lEne asle s1ali t1llE proper. be shall ra-sfva
emDs'alef eha pt+l pubic minister's; be- shah take
nissi0a ali 1e on'ers @ the Confederate siaiss.
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J. Ful faith snd creclt shaii be given b. eaCh state 70
the publcacis record and iudicial 1rOceedIne- % ever,
other state, and she cougress may, by reuersI laws,
pre- sc-ibe she manner IN Ehirh tush acts. records. and
proceedings shan be proved. and the efec. thereof.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

Ths Senator's and Representatives shall receive q
compensation for their services &C. Be ascertailsd D.
Iau. and paid Ont OF me treasury Of the G1nfederate
Sat They snal, 20 eli cases, excerpt treason aud
breaeh 70 the pescs, be p~risleEEd from arrest curug
Their attendaucs 90 the session 81 their resDectIVe
houses. Eudl n Eoilg % and retUrniuE from the ssmei
am fer any speech or debate In either house, they shall
not % questioned 10 zuy cher r ace
p. No senator or RsuTessntatrvs shan, during fhe
time Tor wnich be vas eiected, Be appointed 70 any civil
oacs usdsr he E~uihority o. ne Coufderats stztesi
whHh shall have been crested Or the em1lumeuti
whereo- shall have been inc eased during such time;
and no person h1fIiHE any omcs under TIE Cgnfederate
States shall D. q member Of either house during his
c1nuuuauce in omcs l8ut O0ugresEmsy. hT Law grant
20 TIE princlpal o1,er 10 each % the tEscuf We deuaIi-
uenfE 4 seat upon ere n11r or either horse, wita the
prvieE- o. cscussius any measures apperizi1iug 20
his denartmeul7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

] The judlcisl newer shah extend 10 all carsr a~isirs
lnaer this Coustituii0n, the lave CT toe g5rfefe-.ts
states ana treaties made or which SHAH Be m. = rrde-
tleif an-ho Hyi 10 alc1-es electtug an arsas-r.. olba,
FuoN Hllrters aud oon-uls5 % sl eases % a1nirrIrv
So maritime 3urlsdiclans 20 cgutr1verHaq 10 vIf.e
" 'oaiea rste states shall BE- q party; % c1ufroy----es
t-ooI more STATES etaeeu q 3 ate and cIu-
lels OF arc her state where lH state Is uIa.r-fr- -
Lheen cll1ens claiming lands uuler Tanrs Il dIfe-ant
States am between % state or the citizens tkrr- ~
iorelgn States citizens or subjects Tblt no sfato IAN
De- sued by a citlzea or ssble1 o. env f5-sfEn 49,.
- at eases Affecting ambassators. other uubii-
ministers ala cnsrls, rud lhasa Ia ubi-1 a~tate san
le parry me euprene Court shall Aass oriunsl "a
rlsa-euen- in 81 the other caaes before moutsoaed. ne
supreme Cerrt shah baVe appellate 5urls1dtt5u. Il
% 10" ana faG1 BIB rrH exceptions, and inter
such rcEuiau1us, 81 re congres shall make.
2 The uasiH aicrlmess except o. cases ~ i7snescb-
80 b. pylufyi an1 tuch risl ehaI be b ID in
mlAe1 1l FAeu got clmml ted y can any stat. ne
riat hal b 81 tueh place Or places rs ms Con--sss
nay b. Law have directed.