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ARTICLE II.


!. Tee executive power shall be vested in
President Of the Confederate States Of Amer
lea. Tie and toe Viee-Prssident shall hold
their Offices for the term Of six years; bat the
President shall n3t be re-eligiblsl Tie Prev
ident and ce-Prssident shall Be elected as
follows;
Each State shall appoint, in such manner
ss the legisla ure thereof may direct, number
Of electors equal 20 the whole numbsr of Sena-
tors and Representatives to which the State
may be entitled in the Congress; but no Ssna-
tor OF Representative, Or person holding an
Office Of trnst or profit under the Confederate
States, shah be appointed an slecior.
3 he electors shall meet in their respective
States and vote BY ballot For Presiden' and
Vice. President, one OF whom, at leas', uhall not
be an inhabitsnt Of the same state with them
selves; they shall name il their ballots
The person voted for as President, and in
distinct ballots the person voied for
as Vice President, and they shall make
distinct lists OF all persons voted for az
I President, and of al pereons voted Tor az
{ Vice President, and Of the number o. votes
/ FOR each. which list they shall sign and certi-
/ ~, and transmit, sealed, 70 the Government Of
/ the Confederate States, directed to TIE Presi-
dent Of The Senator the President of The SEN
ate shall, in the presence Of tbe Senate and
! House of REPRESENTATIVES, open al the certi-
I fcates. and the Ro'es shall then Be counted; the
person having the greatest number Of votes for
! President shall be the President, IL such num-
I Der be a majority Of the whole nuUber Of
| electors appointed; and Il no person have such
/ msisritv, then, from the persons having the
/ highest numbers, not exceeding three, on the
/ Iist Of those voted for a. President, the House
of Representatives shall choose Immediately,
/ by ballot, the President. But 10 choosing TIE
( President, the votes shall be taken BY States
I the representation fTom each State having one
vote; a quorum for this purpose ehall consist
OF a member OF members from two-ihirds ol
the states, and a majority Of al the States
shall be Necessary 10 a choice, And II th'
House OF Representatives shall not choose 1
prssidsut. whenever The right Of choice shsl
dsvolge upon them, before the an day o
March next following, then the Viee-Presiden
shall aet as President, as in case Of the death
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/. The times, places and manner Of holding
elections for Senators and Representatives.
shall Be prescribed in ach state by the lecis-
latrre thereof, SUBJECT 70 the provisions Of this
Constitution but the Congress may, a. any
time, by law, make OF alter su-h regulations,
rsEcept 90 10 the times and places Of choosing
Senatort-
2 Tie Congress shall assemble at least
once IN every year and such meeting shall be
on the first Monday IN December, unless they
shall, by law, appoint different day.
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1. The President, Vics-PresideBt, and all
civil officers Of the Confederate States, shall
be removed from Office on impeachment for.
and conviction Of, treason, bribery, or other
high crimes and misdemeanors.
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1. The President shall, fCom tine to time,
give 70 the Congress information Of the state
Of the ConfedeTacy, and recommend TO their
consideration such measures as he shall Judge
necessary and expedient; be may, on eXtTaor-
dinary occasions, convene both Houses, or
either Of them and in case OF disagreement
between them, with respect to the time Of sd-
journment, be may adjourn them to sseh time
ss be shall think proper; he shall receive am
bassadoTs and other psblic ministers; be shall
take care that the laws be faithfully executed
and shall commission all the officers Of the
Confederate States
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voting By statea--and the same be ratihed
By The Legislatures OF two-thirds Of the eey-
eiai States, or by conventions In twe-tnirda
thoreof-as the OMAR the ether mode ef rstiii-
cation may be proposed by the general eonven-
/ tion-they shall thenceforwBrd form part OF
this Constitution. But no State shall without
its consent, be deprived Of its equal represent
alton iE the Senate.
ARTICLE VI.
1. THE Government established By this
/ Constitution ls the successor Of the Provision
al Government Of the Confederate States Of
Amedca, and All the laws passed by the lat
ter shall contlnus in force unit. ths same shall
I BE- rspsslsd or modified; and ell the officers APP
pointed By the same shall remain in ofhes unta
their successors are appointed and qualified, Or
the Offices abolished.
! 2 All debts contracted Gnd enga gsmeniE en-
| tered into before the adoption Of this CoDstl-
tuition shall be as valid against the Confeder-
ate States under this Constitution as under the
| Provisional Government.
3. This Conssstutution and the laws Of the
Confederate States, made in pursuance thereof,
aad al treaties made, or which shall be made
under ths authority Of the CeHfederats ates,
sbsIl be the supreme law Of tdS land; aad the
Judges In every State shall be bound thereby,
ANYTHING 10 the Constitution OF laws Ok any
State 70 the contrary hotwithstanding.
4. The Senators and Representatives bsfore
mentioned and. the members OF the several
State legislatures, and al executive sDd judi
elal officers both OF the Confederate States, and
OF the several States, shall be bound By oath
or Affirmation, to support this Constitution
but no religious test shall ever be required as
a qualification to any Office OF public trast un-
der the Confederate States.
5. THE enumeration, In the Constitution, OF
certain rights, shall not be construed to deny
OF dispsrags others retained by the people Of
The several States.
6. The powers not delegated to the Confede-
rate States BY the Constitution, nor prohibited
By It to the states, are reserved to the States,
respectively, or to the people Thereof.
ARTICLE VII.
1. The ratification Of the conventions Of
TfiV.l States shall be Sufficient for the estab-
lishment OF this Constitution between be States
so ratifying the sane.
2. When Ave States shall have ratified this
Constitution, 10 the manner before specified,
the Congress under the Provisional ConstItu
ton, shall prescribe The time for holding the
election OF President and Vics-President; and,
for the meeting OF tbs Electoral College; and,
for counting the votes, and inaugursting the
President. Ttey shall, also, prescribe the
time for holding the first election Of members
Of Congress IN Ter this Constitution, and the
time FOR assembling the same. Until the as
senblng Of such Congress, the Congress under
the Provisional Constitution shall eoAtinue to
exercise the legislative powers granted them
not extending beyond the time limited BY the
Cohstitu ion OF the Provisional Government.
Adopted, unanimously. March IL, 1861.
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/. Tbs Judicial power 81 the Confederate
States shall be vested in one Superior Court,
and in such Inferior Courts as the Congress
NAV from time to time ordain and establish
The judges Of both the Supreme and Inferior
Courts, shall hold their Offices during good
behavior, and shall, al stated times, receive
for their services a compensation, which shall
not be diminished during their continuance in
Office
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1. Treason against the Confederate States
shall consist only in lsyying war against them,
or in adbsring to their enemies, giving them
aid and comfort No person shall be convicted
OF treason unless on the testimony u two
witnesses to the same overt act, OF on confess
sion in open court.
2. The Congress shall have power to declare
the punishment Of treason, bur ne attainder Of
treason shall work corruption Of blood, or for
feiture, except during the life Of the person
attained.
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TO Gas CONS UmE r 8.
ECONOMY IN GAS.
REDUCTHO.T Nv Gas BELLS.

DY using scHsnry's Patent Gas Burner. These
ID burHsrs have been adopted bT the cy EutOries oi
L8uisvie and Cincinnati for the parp1se OF lighting
tkeir Streets and were subjected 70 the most riEid
phonmstrlcal trsl regards adJrsing the greatest
am1uut OF ligEt Tor the smallest ccurumption of Gas
and fOuud e. e0mpetr with al other burners sent
to the Gns Light Committees of those cities for their
confederation and adoptilu. These burners guar
antied to an who tae ior the following advnuta-
ges 1st Economy h consumption Of Gzsts the amount
af from 70 per cont. the best patent burner
made and from 20 90 50 per cent OF the common fish
tail or bat wing buruer. 2ad. A perfect clear snd
steady fame. ID Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke. 4th- Freedom frlm blsWtug and waiting
Of das Common the dsh-tail aud bat-EinE hurners
Ny long experien-e in toe mAnufzcura and c1nsumR
tion Of Gas havlng been superintendent q Memphis
Gas works Tor the last seven yearsl induces 70 say
they the best burner that has been offered 20
the pu0lic ard used By private consumers 70 the
exclusion Of all other kinds where they have been in
trlduced Tbs burners be seen at Chandler 3 Co =
drug store; the ciyHmp posts In oRt Of the Appeal
Office Union street, and Dr. NerriPs, on Aadison
street.
For sale ct my shop, FIRST door north q the Ca
once, Main street, between Washington and Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER
Gas snd Steam Pipe F.ttsr.
Sole agent for Memphis. m12-iy
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ARTICLE |

l. Upon the demand Of any three States
legally assembled infheir several conventions,
tbs Congress shall summon a convention Ct ala
the States, to take into confederation such
amendments TO the Constitution as the said
States shall concur 70 Suggesting at the time
when the said demand iH made and sboald
any Of the proposed amendments to the Con-
stitusion BE- agreed On bY the said convention
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-19
DRS. SPIEGEL & REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WoRLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFGRH the public in general that they are prepared
to treat all diseases, but especially those which
pronounced tnCurebls, ana called chronie.
Their treatment Of Cancers is without rival, be-
thss viii be expelled from the system with all
without ssustIos and without the knife.
They also treat with Euecess according TO the i'm
proved science Of medicine in Europe, RheunAtiar,
HrurslEia Gout, Ophthsia, Fistula in Ane screfulA
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fits rapeTorm Piles Dropsy, Diseases the
SKIN Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases the Eye
and Ksr, and give particular 6ttenon 70 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes Who zn3iotsd with any Of the above
diseases will be cured Ind good beard and ao
oommodations while under tresent the dseorsi in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention Of patience At distance
that IL they not prepared 70 consult the doctors
sosaby BY writing to them with account OF all
the symptoms Of the disease medicine viii be forwarded
By Adams express.
- Consulting Rooms, No. sss Main street, between
Union and Gsyoso streets. Inarmary Union street
east Of bayou, At Dr.. SPisEers private residence.
Dr. c. spege hSs, in his thirty Year, practice es-
peciay chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
Eucoeas. BE has IN his possession aver eve thousand
plsnts herbs oarEs, eie, which he rely upon TO
eEre diseases which by the praot-
tioners pronounced incnr6hie.
He also makes t his especial practices ts treat ali pr
vate diseases with the utmost success in short time
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature
AL Dr.. spiege asks from the aficted is fair trial
then all the referencs lie viii give viii be speedy
to them.
Thousands Of tsstimonlals from the most reliable
source. may be seen At the dOetor's oHics dels-em
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1. TO,her States may be admitted int thil
Confederacy by a vote OF two-thirds Of tht
whole House OF Representatives, and two.
thirds OF the Senate, the Senate voting by
States; but no new State shall be formed o.
erected within the jurisdiction Of any other
State; nor any State be formed by the junction
Of two or more States, or parts OF States, with.
out the consent OF the legislatures Of the StsteI
concerned ss well as Of the Congress.
2. The Congress shall hsve power to die.
pose Of and make all ueedful rules and regula.
tons concerning the property Of the Contede.
rate States, including the lands thereof
3. tine Confederate States may acquire new
Territory; ard Congress shall have power tc
legislatt, and provide governments for the in
habitants OF all territory belonging to the Con.
federate States, lying without the limits Of the
several States; and may permit them, at such
times, and in such manner as Il NAV by Law
provide, 10 form States TO be admitted into the
Coufederacy. In all such territory, the insti.
tuition Of negro slavery as it now exists in ths
Confederats states, shall be recognized ant
protected BY Congress, and by the territorial
government; and the Inhabitants Of th,
several Confederate States and Territories
shall have the right 10 take to such TERRITORY
any slaves, laEfully held By them in any Of
the States or Territories Of the Confedsrat,
Satss
4. Tae Confederate Sales shall guarantee {,
every State that now is or hereafter may be.
come & member Of this Confederaey a repub
licsn form OF government, and shall pIotec
cash Of them against invasion. and or applica
ton Of the leislaturs or Of TIE Executive whel
the legislature is not in SESSION. against do
nestle violence,
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
HU9.TSV,LLLE, .aE.4B.sJM.a.
JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GoRRDEsBSS,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn.

EOEL EACAGGEMbs ACNA AAcAA tAA A13
TenH.s
One mile south from Court Square.
yTTR have q large lot Of FEUIr TRIMS Of our own
Psash trees strong and viEorouH, Of Tie latest va
rleties.
Pear tress-A large lot sf dWzff and standard pear
ress.
Aiss ohsrry, Plrn. Apricot, Neotsrinsr, etc.
spisDdid 1ssor tI1snt Of large and hAndsoma Ever
rraeps Ro4as and Green honse piantl
Auything in the nursery line always on land.
Psats guaranteed to order add delivered 70 any part
Of the city free Of eharse. Orders from the oouutry
iicited.
Persons 10 ths country wishing gardsns nsds 70 Or
dar will Be accommodated reasonable terms. We
employ nooe but the best Workmen-
ardsrs throurh ne post-ooscs to ne viii receive
prompt attention
Zoe EtcheTarne having been in France his last sum
er has added largely in the newest Roses, Japoncas,
eahlias Hlacynths Tulips, eic-s etc Also in Frut
rses of the choicest kinds All Of whieh be viii sell At
ne iovest prisea fer cash.
dad-tapi lNnquirer oopysl
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SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.

THE undersigned having s1snad in The Carpet ana
i Curtain business is now prepared % show his
friends and the public entirely stock carpets
and curtain Eoos- Velvet, Tapestry, BruE1ela supsr
and common Carpets RuEs, Matl Mattngs, Cooo Nat
tings, etc. six, Damask Lass ana ooumor Curtaial
Tasseia, Loops Bands Picure CordH. Cofuos ets RuI
and y ate Holland af didsrent widths. Suit Land
sospes and plain Shaisa fo0r on Cishs from 70 81
set eide Finkls Lyons Sewing Machinss the best
fzily sewing mashns made, for e55 70 $50 ne
best Of Wornsn hand 70 eut make and lay oarpsts
hang curtains, shades, etc.
q n. GROsVENnR-
aprI-dEEfy afg Main street. Iscksnu RIneE
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Tbe Congress slHll have poWer--
1. To laT and collect taxes, daties' im poe..,
and sxeissa. Tfor reveaue necessarily % P-9
the debts. provide fer The common deIense, - -
carry on 10 Government Of the Com asIale .Ie
statss: Tbut nc bounties shall be grantee ilo-l
tue treasury. nor shall any duties or taEes on
Expectations from foreign nations oe iaia y
Promote or foster any branch ot indussrY5 -. ~
al duties. imposts, and excuses sha p 1'i-
form tbrcuebout the Confsdsrste States
2 To borrow moBeE on ne creait CT '-'
CouiedeTate States
g. To regulate COMMERCE with Tort , li.,- pa
tons. and among ths several sta'es, ano W. W.
The Indian tribe; rbui neither iliis' neI ~
o.her clause confained in tue Oonse sei.ul.o,,,
shan ever be construed to delegate t9e PoNei
70 Congress to sppTopTiRie money fof sny ~
ter1sl im7-ovemsnt intended 70 lseiiltete eoli'
merce; rYcrpt fo- the purpose o. ioiilis
lights, bsseons. and buoyE, and oinef = - y y
navigation upon The coasts, snd tAs u,
ment Of hsrbors ard ihe removing o. eos.i lc'
lions in river navigation, in sii wnieh catssl
such duties shall Be sid o. M heEls ells-
facilitated thereby, &C may be necessary g
pay tie costs and expenses thereof.
4 &c establish uniform laws OF helu3 an,
eaton, sns unifoEn laws % ne saplef ol
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I'VE OTEC r..

ITAvIEG sold stock Of Bslks Stationery, etc, %
III Mr.. Il. wade 4 Co, alter thanking irlents and
the public fer the very liberal p.t.0naEe extended 70
us most cordially solicit for the new dru ooutiuu-
ance Of their favorI. Respectfully
GzO. PATTISOE 4 90.
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IN STORE IND FOR SALE
100 baskets Chas. Fare Champagne, direct
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Heidsic & Co.;
50 baskets Golden Spray;
50 rases Widow Clicquat;
30 cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and Still CataWba
500 eases Claret, different brands
200 eases Sautsrne;
100 cases Sardines, ! and
10 hf. pipes Coguae Brandy
20 qr.
50 eighth "
100 casks London Porter, ats. and PTS;
so casks Scotch Ale, in stone iSrs, direu
from Edinburg.
ALSO,
Sugar, Cofss Molassss. Bacon, La
Flour, ETC., ETC.,
mrs Low FOR CASH
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G5e g9lenpBis appenI:

PURLIsaKD DAILY, TEI-WKEKLT AND EEKKLl
ny
ISs n. ....sEryAMIE ?. DILL
Undsr ths style nd arn Of
MCLANAHAN - DILL,
whom all Letters on Business or otherwise, should BE-
Directed,
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SUNDREEs.

Enn BOXES Popping Crackers.
pOO 1000 lbs s. S. Almonds.
500 lbs Filberts.
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Meal.
$50 brls Ruscsit, Prior Red and Jsnatin Apples
$50 Pink Bye White Snd Red HeohAnis Potatoes.
500 Kegs Nails.
so don Brooms.
Also Sugar. Come, HoiASseH, Salt, whisky, Brandy
Champaign, Flour, Lime, Oes INT. Starch, Wsodei
Ware, ETC., etc. Just received and for sale 'oW BY
FLOUREOY 4 CRAWFORD,
deSo-dsw No. II, Front rsW.
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DRS. J. B.-R8SSOS s wa. WkssOS,
no. 800. DENTISTS. no. 800.

Lave slowed thelr cflce 20 eorner af fr7-l47TlA.
H UNION AND MAIN sTKEsrs
where they have aited uD sut fnrrlskeal YfSE7S,
rooms Ell-a1le Cor ire l1cculuisiaticu 0f -A--
tlose who favor them with their countence. and
having thus locted perm emily C-r their professional
services N the ahsrent hranches Of Dentistry proms
ing he Lueic e them IN the m0st Ikllful aud
Jldcious manner and n every reasonable case uar-zzt
saiisi etign both - 70 operations performed and
charges FOR The same Further than this visa %
bold out no ln1uceueut whatever - eu-uare the pa5c
Or draw th- 20 oace, ~ auy exhibition Of Dental
sf-eimens or prlp1slfills 20 do ceap Deutistrv" Or
al prlfes a. low ereu l1gar than tas very lowest
or By any oas- misrepr alton - faets any way
W1atever Eeiihsr 10 wish any 70 n stake our
ua1-e tWassoul f0r t1at Of another. as The Is
plane, and pace OF business easily found. once csnsT
l q Union and Main so 80. fel8- tusu
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/. The cit zens Of each Stale shall be enti-
tied to all the privileges and immuhiies OF citi-
zens in the several States, and shall have the
right of transit and soiourn in any State OF
this Confsdersey, with their slaves and other
property and the right Of property in said
slaves shall not be thereby impaired.
2. A person charged In any stare with tres-
son, felony, OF other crime against The laws Of
sHch State, who shall fee from Justice, and be
found in another State, shall, on demand Of the
Executive authority Of the State from which
be fed, be delivered up to be removed 10 the
State having jurisdiction OF the crime.
3. No Eslsve or otherl person held to serVies
or labor in any State K or Territory OF the
Confederate States. under the laws thereof
escaping Tor lawfully carried into another
shall, In Consequence Of any law or regulation
therein, be discharged from such service ol
labor; but shall be delivered up on claim Of
the party to whom such slave belongs, or tc
wboml such service or labor may be due.
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STEWART s. ALGEE,
Attorneys and CCunSeIOrS at Law.

(Omoe at Raleigh, an in Registers Once Bgilding,)
Corner of Court & Third Streets,
HHO1n Fohi8, Tenn
ESpeciei attention to OoileotiOns Convey and
inveati satiag Titles etc. ft-sm
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ARTICLE "

1. Full faith and credit shall BE given in each
State to the public acts records and judicial
proceedings Of every other State, and the Con
gress may, by general laws, prescribe the man
ner in which such acts. records, and proceed
ings shall be proved, and the effect thereof.
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" BAAG AA0NAAN
As you perceive, have purchased the stock Of Book
and Stationery Of Msssra Geo. Pattis0u Co. pur-
pose to conduct the business vndsr the and syl
Il H. Wade Co. Most respectfully do solicit for thI
house a share Of public patronage.
iss HENET WADE
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FLATTERIEG TESTIMONIALS

which he has received from Gentlemen of The HIGH
nsT REspEC7ARILrrY in tais city and elsewhere.
Tnsy ar. ia hi, possession and open for the Inspections
of all, but the References below are of nature hat
viii abundantly satisfy all who peruss them.
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ARTICLE !


An legislative powers herein delegated shall
Be vested in q Congress of the Confederate
states, which shall consist Of q Senate and
House of Representatives,.
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We. the people OF the Confederate States,
.a~h state acting IN itt sovereign and indepen-
dent character, 10 order TO form psrmsneu,
FedersI Government, establish jRstiee, insure
domestic tranquility, aad secure the blessings
OF liberty, &c ourselves and our posterity--in-
voking lie favor and guidance Of Almighty
Cod, ordain ahd establish this Constitution
for Il Coufei ersts States Of America.