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ARTICLE vi.
arrrnAar AND rI1erp1LrrY TO OFFICE.

SUFFRAGE AND ELIGIBILITY TO OFFICE. .I
Section ]. Every male person born in the Uni
ted States, and every male person who has been
naturalized, twenty, one years old or upward,
who shall have resided In this State twelve
months next preceding the election, and thirty
days In the county, in which he offers to vot
shall be deemed an ecctor n,
Sec 2. 1t shall be the duty of the General AS
sembly to provide from timcito time, tor the reg
stration Of nil electors, and no person shall be
allowed to vote without registration, or to regis
ter, without first taking an oath or affirmation
to support and maintain the Constitution ana
laws OF the United States and the constitution
and laws. OF North Carolina, not inconsistent
Herewith. su.sss
See. g. All elections by the people shall be BY
ballot and all elections by the General Assembly
shall be piya y0ce,
Sec. 4. Every voter, except as hereinafter pro-
vded, shall be eligible to Office; but before enter
ing upon the discharge OF the duties o. ms o..
flee, be shall take and subscribe the lono%lnS
oath: tI, -, do solemnly swear Tor aMrmJ
that will support and maintain the Consntu-
tion and laws Of the United States ana the Con-
stitution and laws OF North.Carolfna not incon'
sistent Herewith, and that Will fatniuiiy az
charge the duties of my office. 30 help me GoG;
Sec. 5. The following classes oi persons sns.'
be DISQUALIFIED for office First. AL persons VINO
shall deny the being Of Almighty GOD. oeeono;
2 All persons who shall have been convictea VI
treason, perjury, or of any other INFAMOUS CRIME,
since hecoming citizens Of the United states, OF
of corruption, or malpractice In ONCE unless
such persons shall hayc been legally restored W
the rights Of citizenship.
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NO.12.

ted in like manner BY the voters thereof, who
shall hold his Office for two years. When there
Is no coroner In the county, the Clerk Of the Su-
perior Court for the county may appoint one for
special cases. In case OF q vacancy existing for
any cause, in any OF the offices created by this
section, the Commissioners for the county may
appoint TO such Office for the unexpircd term.
Sec. 81 All vacancies occurring In the ofhces
provided for by this Article OF this Constitution
shall be filed by the appointment Of the Governor,
unless otherwise provided for, and the appoin-
tees shall hold their places until the next regular
election. ''s't t.l'l q
Sec. 3d. The officers elected at the first elcc-
ton held under this Constitution shall hold their
offices for the terms prescribed tor them respect
lively, next ensuing after the next regular election
for members OF tho General Assembly. But
their terms shall begin upon the approval Of this
CONSTITUTION byahc Congress OF the United
States. .ss ~ ei.e6 sG ~
Sec. SS. The several Justices Of tho Peace shall
have exclusive original Jurisdiction under such
regulations as the General Assembly shall pre-
scribe, OF all civil actions founded on contract,
wherein the sum demanded shall not exceed two
hundred dollars, and wherein the title TO real
estate shall not be In controversy; and of alt
criminal matters arising wita their counties,
where the punishment cannot exceed line Of
fifty dollars, or Imprisonment for one month
When an issnc OF fact shall bc joined before o
Justice, on demand Of either party thereto he
shall cause jury OF ak men TO be summoned,
who shall try the same The party agailst whom
Judgment shall be rendered in any civil action,
may appeal to the Superior Court from the same,
and, II the Judgment shall exceed twenty live dol.
lars, there may be new trial Of the whole mat
ter In the appellate court; but If the Judgment
shall be 70: twenty-five dollars or less then the
case shall be heard in the appellate court, only
upon matters of law. In all cases of q criminal
nature, the party against whom judgment is CIV
en- may appeal to the Superior Court, where the
matter shall be heard anew. In all cases brought
before Justice. he shall make a record of the
proceedings, and file the same with the Clerk
of the Superior Court of his county. ~.
Sec. "a When the Office of Justice Of the Peace
shall become vacant, otherwise than by OK
piration of the term, and in case of failure by
the voters of any district, to elect, I've clerk Of
the Superior cpurt for the county. shall appoint
to fill the vacancy for the unexpired term.
Sec. 35. In case the office OF clerk Of Superior
court for county shall become vacant. other.
4 wise than by the expiration of the term, and in
case OF a failure by the people to elect, the
Judge OF the Superior Court for the county shall
appoint to fill the vacancy until an election
can be regularly held ~
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z ARTICLE /.
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS.


That the great, general and essential principles
OF liberty and free government, mag be recog-
nized and established, and that the relations of
this State to the Union and government of the
United States, and those of the people of this
State to the rest of the American people, may be
defined and affirmed. we do declare:
Section J., That we hold it. to be self evident
that all men are created equal That they are en-
dowed by their Creator with certain nhalienablcs
rights; that among these are fe liberty, the en-
joyment of the fruits of their own labor and the
pursuit of happiness aaslf1 I. % nac5 aa0.ijf
Sec. That all political power is vested in, /
and derived from the people; aillgoyernment Of
rlgnt originates from the people, is founded upon
s VIII WI only and is Instituted solely Tor the
sec. q. That the people of this State have the Il
inherent, sore, and exclusive right ot regulating
tne internal government and police thereof, and
OF altering ana aoolshing their Constitution and
form Of government, whenever it NAV be ueces.
sary to tneir safety and happiness but every fl,
such right should be exercised in pursuance Of
law. and consistently with the Constitution of
the United States ..,s,.- u. -. :, - -
Sec. T. That this State shall ever remain member
OF the American Union, that the people thereof =
are part of the American nation; that there is no
right on the part of this State to secede and that
all attempts from whatever source or upon
whatever pretext, to dissolve said Union, or 10
sever said nation, ought to be resisted with the =
whole power of the State. Z" W ~ a = :.
sec. o. That every citizen of this State owes
paramount allegiance to the constitution and
government of the United States, and that no
law or ordinance of the State in contraventon or I
suDversion thereof, can have any binding force
Sec: u. To maintain the honor and good faith !
OF the State untarnshed, the public debt, regu-,
larly contracted before and since the rebellion
shall be regarded asiRyiolable and never be oues,,
Toned but the Stats shall never assume or nav &
or authorize the collection Of, any debt or nb,,l
CATION, express or implied, incurred in aid of in
surreetion or rebellion aganst the United States.
or any claim Tor the loss OF, emancipation of any
Sec. Z. No man or set OF men are entitled to
exclusive or separate emoluments or privileges !
lie services. d, - -,.fI 8, n, - f''
Sec .. The Legislative, Executive, and Su.
preme Judicial powers of the government ought
TO- be forever separate and distinct from each
other. - =
Sec, 9. All p ,wer Of suspending laws, or the
execution of laws, by any authority, without,the,
consent OF the representatives of the people, is
injurious to their rights, and ought not to be ex-
ercised.
Sec. 10. All elections ought to be free.
Sec L. Inlau crtminI prosecutions, every
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Al. ARTICLE II.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.


Section l. The Legislative authority shall be
vested in two distinct branches, both dependent
on tue people Ito-wit Senate and House OF
Representatives. -.,.- s
Sec g The Senate and House of Representa-
tives shall meet annually on the third Monday in
November and when assembled, shall be denom-
mated the General Assembly, Neither House
shall proceed upon public business, unless ma
jority of all the members are actually present
Sec 3-The Senate shall be composed of fifty
Senators bicnnially chosen by ballot.
Sec. T. Until the first session OF the General
sssemtiy which shall be, had after the year 1871,
the Senate shall be composed Of members elect
ed from Districts constituted as follows:
First Distrct-Perquimans Che wan, ;Pasguo-
tank, Currifuck, Gates and Camden, shall elect
two Senators. fks.za .fIgT HstE
Second District-Martin, Washingtonnnd Tyr
rel shall elect one Senator. - ..' - q
Third District-Beaufort and Hyde shall elect
one Senator. ,r- r,>5..,t,.4
Fourth ,District-N Northampton shall elect one
Fifth DistrictLBertie and Hertford shall elect
Sixth District-Halifax shall elect one senator
Seventh District LEd Edgecombe shall elect one
senator.
Eighth District Pitt shall elect one senator
NinthDstrictTNash and, Wilson shall elect
Tenth DISTINCT Craven snd Garteret shall elect
two senator's. -...,4 ., --r.s-,,,
Eleventh District Jones and Lenoir shall elect
one senator. ,..,..,.s. ,....-.,.., 80
Thirteenth District-Brunswick and New
Hanover shall elect two senators.
Fourteehth District Bladen and Columbus
shall elect one senator.
Fifteenth District Robson shall elect one
senator. 10 i'-tN .'1i-, T-sS e = /.
Sixteenth District-Cannberla Harnstt and
Sampson shall tiect two senator's j. q
Seventeenth District-Johnston shall elect ore
senator. 0 4 y
Eighteenth District-Grecne and Wayne shall
elect one senator. -------
Nineteenth District-Franklin and Wake shall
Twentieth District Warren shalt elect ope
senator. - 20 k- iisf
Twentv-frst District-Granyille and Person
shall elect two senotors. - =
Twenty-second Dstrict-Orange shall elect
Iwenty7third District Chatham shall elect
one SENATOR ..pssS -ag n l. ss 4 Ases.a
Twsnty-iourth Dstrict-Caswell shah elect
one senator. SsxF 4 ,i.--.,fr
Twenty fifth District Rockingham shall elect
Twenty sixth District t-Alamance and Guilford
shall elecs two senators. = .,,-,5.1 :, 4,
twenty seventh District Randolph and Mont
gomery shall elect one senator. s,ss4 n n
Twsnty-eighth District--Moore and Richmond
shall elect one senator
Twenty-ninth District-Anson and Union shall
elect one senator.s TACK HB3ltdB,5SH
aMtieth MISUNDERSTANDING shall elect
Thirtylfrst District t-Cabarrus and stanly shall
elect one senator.
Thirty second District-Davie and Rowan shall
Thirty third District-Davidson shall, elect one
ncIiatOT fSie- .h@liO L. fNftsflzS1Q1
Thirty-fourth District-Forsythe and stekes
shall elect one senator
Thirty-tiith Distrct-Surry and Yadkin shall
elect one senator.
Thirty-sixth District-Alexander and Irede,l
J shall elect one senator.
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.f,,a ..;a,,,,s N ,,s.stsIsis 4
norant, as 70 aliege tha1 Whi'e ano ~,
peofde are required toDe eIloiieu a.,..s In ...s
same militia company, ana WINE al'l e"ioleu
children to attend the same scifoois' anu tna' !
interniarfiaees eee"een '.e iasce a,o
couraged.. All tnese assertions afs iafst, as
any reader ofthe e0nst'tus'on "iifsee AH
these matters are te'SAooy 0s t"eS seefs oy Me
py3Ppsed edTCoRstatuteen-g tseso " ge aysAssEeo
4y ne tef tfss Hae usuet
rat tassspa9tya Any one ne~nVhsntss M'e spl0'
prlety 81 thus leavflng .tpsnl Raeii pnlPeacAes
the wlsdnma "; ous fapeesstols A9s e'sfes'le
ths people ot thei lutnres1 aE,4 90 .ln,s bIs
ga ihe atten Pt " sAeAtts:a sHse plslue,Ss ~
tnese na,'s =, ~ xd;t' Il, III, Rf-hl III
ffat tWeen races that are destined to live on same
so;I on,I, onob,t IN i've together IN peace. and
II shanId be frowned down by eyery lover of
tha neace and nrosnerrity of the country.
81. 4 ,a,.r ,,,,,
sradg-adi 'OoifN.u IDn1I'A'I an, TEN r-1'S1 q pa.
u iExperlenfe swlii osoonI aeln3ps.,aIs ~. sna'
the charges maze Ia .n's D.an " ,rrs,. ysi,e
ernppslnttltakenl m ppl lait'sse w, ,.l,c.;n%
Some may aouot lne pIepi,s! ,,, - snl'a3
judges pyi Ine peop's III rpi rss,it ,Fhe
Misciy'n n' n"ts 20 p' Co., 49,,
aooiiSliinent VI uue Sounsy Sor.' - .s ~
necessaii 2 sntst, :n- -. ~ ~ !. - y,
JUDGES VI ,"H SNpe,.y - ...,1' 81,
- ,,r,, aSTnensive tl,an the old We have con-
sidered this matter well, and we confidently
assure the people of North Carolina, that It
the General Assembly shall carry out IN COED
faith the idea of the Convention, they will
save hundreds of thousands of dollars every
year by the increased despatch, cheapness
and certainty of the administration vi JUS
tice We confidently invite the approval of
the people to this part OF the constitution,
it will stand the test of experience, iantl be
more valued with every year of its existence.
.,s.g SO co,,,rv eovppNunNr t1e.l gdI
- 80 -. - -, 10
The Republican principle OF local sell
government, which has been SO fertile a a
source OF good e1ects IN Tue north Eastern
and NORTHWESTERN States, mas been appilea
to the administration OF the local Affairs oi
counties and townships! These Icounty
Legislatures, Composed OF h'e Cohihissioh'
ers OF each county, Will be scnools, i~hefe
the lessons OF statesnanship WIN ne learheo'
which may be afterwaEds aisplayeui III '.the
government OF the State. by these various
bodies, almost man Is hrousht aifeetr
ly TO participate IN puDiic auaiis. - may
seem httle. .a%kward u nlsI, I'm nuti' - ia mas ap
proved Itself ELSEWHERE anu VIII "o 81 nefe'
no EDUCATION. ogi
e, The constitution framed by our ancestors
IN 177e rncn,n;ze,l the va,ur of education
7, nrov;d,d fnr University and for free
n,d1jc a6ools for all the .chiltirsn Of tie Stute.
! An NAV see the difference between the sue
| - :; TIT ,l,, ,.,,,,,..ad and ,,f th., pn,.d
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.t;1 CONSTITUTION. 81, =.
NORTH CAROLINA.
PREAMBLE.

/ We the people of the State of North Carolina,
grateful to Almighty God, the Sovereign Ruler
OF Nations, for the preservation of the American
Union, and the existence OF our civil political
and religious liberties, and acknowledging our
dependence upoil Him, or the continuance of
those blessings to us and our posterity, do, for
the more certain security thereof and for the
better government Of this State, ordain and es-
tablish this Constitution.
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ARTICLE nv.
JUDICIAL pEpAETMENT.

Section T. The distinatiGn between actions at
law and suits III equity aud The fcrnis OF all such
actions and suits shall bs abolished, aud there
shall be in this State but one form of action. fer
the enforcement or protection OF private RIGHTS
or the redress ofpriyate wrongs which sfa'i be
danominated civil action and every action
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-12
aew Aarertisements.
ORDERS OF SUPREME COURT.

A, meeting of hc Judges of Inc sur,o,,, Csur, ha M iuc'on. on hr 2lst Gay of Novoinbef A IL i,,- iT'eeni--lion HcuFy T. Baokr. and lion Harley U '"'''r bcing quorum c' ,he Judges { said cons.
 In pursuance of ,hc Act of Congress m such ,se. p,o,f led u is hereby ordered ths; re District Cour- tr inc if' Judicial District and county of Pima bs hold at ii's'n. in the county Of Pima on the nr.t Monday of Aprl and the hrst Monday of October ia ea .,r and iha special term of court ba held at Tucson on he e.. ona Monlny of December A. b. eI-
 That the District Court for the Second Judicia District and county of Yuma be held at La Tl m thn county of luna on ihe first Monday of March and inc frs. Msrs "l September in each year
 That The District C0st ior ihe Third Judicial District md r"usy Of iayaIai bc held Prescott n Inc connty i 1ayaa on the first Monday of April and the first Mon day Of October in each year
 And t Is further ordered that ihe terms of said courts respectively above provided for be hold for DO ouger me co each tern. than three weeks and that ruv ad
 uned terms of said courts that may by the ges there e" he deemed necessary hereby limited inc period of one week.
 And further ordered that nl business and proceed. ngs Ia o reunae 10 The several District Courts for said districts as heretofore established be proceeded with and returned io the courts hereby established
 And t s further ordered that the Clerk Of he Supreme Court, with the leit pSshle delay forward copy Of these orders to the Clerks m he several District Courts hereby established and also causs a copy of inc same duly certified by hu Co be published n newspaper at Prescott and Tucson And t s further ordered that these orders be entered at length the records of Ae Supreme Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-12

A roEN Of considerable merit appears on fine outside Of to.day's MINER. The poet lauds to the skies the braves of Co. D, sth cavalry, and their gallant Lieutenant
 A.c. WILLIAMSON, of Willow Valley advcr. Uses his readiness and willingness to ranch stock Animals committed io his care will be well t.d and taken care of
 JosEru Enrr and family. and :. s. s,rodc and family, have removed from town to Skull Valley.
 LrcrnE-Mr C. C. Bean lectured at inc Court House last Thursday evening.
 Lr. CURTIS, Aaron wertheimer. of the firm of Wormser Co, La Paz & Prescott, and George Soule, arrived from La Paz recently.
 SET rp ScnooL-Tbc people of Prescott and vicinity should immediately move in the matter of establishing school in this town wcundcr. stand competent persons. male and female. stand ready to take charge of t. and we know that many children, who need schooling, would at. tend
 OrR new postmaster C.. ". Barnard. is grad. ually fixing up his place in the Old Capital Building He has had several hundred boxes made, for the accommodation of the public His administration, so far, has given entire sat- isaction.
 No FLOUR. These two words arc now upon every body's lips. We were in hopes that the trains that have just arrived here from La Paz would bring q little Of the staff of life. but they did not, and it may be months before our citizens wll enjoy the pleasure of Hopping their lips over hot biscnits Our people are very fortu- nate in having plenty of corn meal vnd ycgcta- blcs. Mr. Beach informs us that the people of La Paz were living on hard tack when he left there. and had commenced to see the bottoms of the barrels. At Arizona City. too. great scare fly existed. and i! was feared the L1Wd the vcs- sel upon which most Of our merchants had ship ped supplies was lost in the recent gale or tlc Mexican coast 1T go, the firm of Hinton, Hoop CT Co.,. Arizona City. Gray X Co.,. La Paz and Prescott. wormser i Co. Campbell 6 Buiium, Henderson X Co.,. Levi lIasbford. Of Prescott. will be sufferers. We, however. expect to hear of safe arrival at inc mouth of the Colorado. by next mail She lel San Francisco some sixty days ago
 PorAToEs.-We were in error. a short time ago. in stating that A C. Williamson. Of Willow Valley raised, the past season. seven tons of Irish potatoes. The truth of inc matter is, he raised over eleven tons.
 PILLOW CITIZENS OF YAvAPAf-Yoar Ears for moment Not for The purpose of cutting them of, bu, 10 yell into them the iact that L J Cooks Adobe Store is now flied with choice groceries and provisions, fashionable clothing nice ladies' goods, glassware crockery and everything that , can possibly be required 70 meet yonr wants and the beauty of the thing is, he ayers tMr. Cook never swears his salesman, Geo. Reed attends to that part Of tbe busncss). that he is determined 10 sell goods cheaper than any other trader in Prescott Call at the Adobe see how neatly thing. are arranged hy Mr. Reed, examine his goods and our word for ii you cannot resist the tempia- ton Of buying something from hlrn-he Is such aniee pleasing gentleman, aud SO polite Co ladies and gentlemen. sei9if
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9rw Aarsrtistments.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
 Jndcal rsrici of the Territory of Arizona in and iof the c1Huiy ns Mabsvo.
 William H. Hardy riaisfif arninsi c F. Drtrnold John O. Earl T 8 GulAiugtou r ScUif Stewart Charirs Baiier ]. w. Lees J NJ Sho,wel Joan Nightingale aud Charles l.. N,fuug defendants.
 Action brought in itr District Court of e Second Judi. cal District ~ fsc Territory of Arizona and faf rlc county of NnhaYs and e complaint hii in said ennniy ef Aohavs n fhe once o the csfs of said Dis-r Cri The people sf te Territory Arlnna s,nA greeting fn C. c. Dcisnold T. D Coia.pgaofl ChHriss Butler M shotwcl Charles L. StrHag John O, Enfl T. Scott aft J. " Lees and John Nightingale Geieaiau's
 You are hereby required o apSegr u aein hrnugif against you by tte aiove-naed rianfg in fhc District Caurt nf Tho Seoand Jaiie Drici of he Territory ui the oompaiH lis therrin within tweHiy da,s sxeinsve oi the day of zcFviccl acr he servicr y of sn mcpsf serrsd within iais county. f serssd ca. his county but this disfric within ffty days other. wiso within tEruiy dsysor judgment by eianli wil he taken against yoG acoofding to tho pruyer of said piniul
 The said action s brought is thirtv thousand dollars lawful money of The Uuiici State. halance dne r erashrg rock fn tho Sthern Cnss and Michigan mine iu Muave county said Territory. tu the year -tl will mors iilly appear iu oomplanta cpy of which Is hereby attached
 And yon are hereby noihed that Y yon fl To appear and answer the sai complaint as above required inc sd plaintiff will take judgment against yog ptayed fr ia said complaint.
 Given under my hand and ths sea of The
 ,., District C0uri of ths Second Judirai District
 N'- S0fsha Territory of Arzona in and fn The county
 af Gehave his gd day of November in tho year of our Lord thousand eight hundred md sixty sgh
 decl2d61 JAMES p. BULL. Clefk.
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TERRITORY OF An1zoNA

| Oscar Bnekalew Clerk oi The Supreme Court Arizona Territory do hereby certify thai thc above and foregoing true copy of the records of sad cpr entered 0n e 2lst day of November 4. D. l-6s far as refers Co the establishing the tme and place of holding Doe District Courts within said Territory
 - in testimony whereof have hcreunio sat iry ana, lhand aud seal of said ai Tucson this 2Jth ( '' day of November. A D. lst-
 - OSCAR BUCKALEW
 Cierk Supreme Court Arizona Territory.
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Administrators Notice. Estate of FRANCOIS FOUGHT Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given. by thc undersigned. ' Adn.ns,r4tar Of tho nbare-faried cs'f-. tS f,1 orsors ot .ud a. Irrsas having ola nc..rs ti de- oeasea ia rtilt ie to tac Uurs gfr a- h.s deaec a WickcriDrg c38ny af Yava;s Ie-lt1-g uf Ar zous utAs twelve noatsa from 'i.f fri prh.s.fon 0f this ussee JOSEPH KEfLEV
 hdr.irtrfrs-1-
 B. 7 r HAEGE2vE, Auaraey Prsssott N0veaiber 31 l-a-. des5r4