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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25

hthNN . u, hdTCIl ID
Small Por.-We understand there is a report
IN some parts of the country that the small poS is
III Cheraw. There Is no case within nine miles OF
us The Board OF Health are pledged, if the dis
case should occur, 10 give immediate notice TO the
public. And our connection with tue Board war.
rants us In giving assurance that the pledge will be
redeemed. We have heard of but few new cases
in Marlborough. We trust the disease will not
spread extensively there. We have heard of no
death from what was known to have been small
poX.-tiGstue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25

Or The Contested Election. -Ietterwrl.
I-rs IN Washington concur IN the belief that Mr.
Graham all b. ousted from his scat a. the Repre-.
u;atiye Of the 18th Congressional District IN this
Satc and Mr.. Ncwand installed in bis stead Ii
SAID that Mr.. \. has gwen IN hiss ieaity to Van
bureuism and, when II rccollected that hIs sub.
4, tuition tor Mr.. Graham will change The charac.
OF our representation 10 Congress so as to give
The NAnllos hope OF the vote OF North Caro-.
"a should the Presidential Election unfortunate.
Il 20 10 the House, no one viii be- surprised 10
= BAN that The party are determined 10 use their
l gqsi cndeayors IN bus behalf. But We warn them
Nd Of q 1T rafty zeal carry them beyond The limits
"a asilce and q sound discretion. l. Nr. New.
a a1d b. OF right entitled 10 the seat By having re.
M 'e majority OF the legal votes III the district,
N bln tayc y, say We; bot, IN Judging IA the
&r-s III the Van Burcn men in the House OF r..
a ,,ssptaiSes not forget 10 do iu justice 10 the
q l5tf claimant i,hey wish To- gam another par.
III an 10 their RANKS IN the House they may co SO
y tie installation OF Nf. Newland as the repre-.
81 lltyc of the Mountain District bat vain viii
q iheir hope # they expect By this means 10 SC.
II tgrr tlt vote Of thI, state to their idol They NAV
IN hahEe the representative, but they cannot alter
n pc political opinions of tie constituents. Nh
N.Fand may pot on the collar, for The pufpos, OF
IN curing the seat tot which he Is contcua,ue bot
n e4nnut represent tie 18th District While be has
n, and be himself must be well aware Of the
'ist IT, knows that his constituents are nearly
Eoraalrous ior Judge Whitehall he was run as
NJ JHdsc's ireud--aud that, as his opponent, be
1lId no, have received SOC votes in the district
n ~ bIm, then, and the Van Buren, party IN the
/ House, Wc again repeat, beware how they act in
ias matter. The people IN tho l2lh district are
noi 70 be tcitaudcd or humhuggcd out OF their 90.
NJ meal prlyileEcs-and, sure as the Presidential
LECTION oomes on, they will 20 Overwhelmingly
~ Tie farmer OF Tennessee and Mr.. Newaud,
n" Who ever else may represent them in Congress,
MI u be constrained 10 give their vote for him,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25

0T Mr.. Fox, the new British Minister
Plenlpoienllary 10 this country, has arrived at
Washington City. France has also appointed
new Minister 10 this country, to be sent over SO
soon as our difficulties about the Indemnity, now
IN course o. aDcdble settlement, can be adjusted
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25

OF Rhode Island is the only Northern
State IN which an attempt has as yet been made 10
iegisate on the subject OF lncendary Publications;
and there the matter failed. But even this show of
acton IS more gracious Than the conduct OF other
States, upon whom the South has some claim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
TEXAS
At;REENENr

AGREEMENT
BtiiSffn SEai- -inn4 414 d Ts-taa Co-srn-
,ss1l
Articles q m 1Errercn entered qf7 r.
tween Us Ey-e.irrey U4r.c g. Burnei. Pres
lent ~ ia~ Reau1I, al Texas ~ the l1s 1ar,
ana ~. EEreIrrcy GENERA. santa loua. Prr.
'idrni General ia CaIsi u Leo Msxi,1a Army
u ,he other part
A8-rCLr IT,
Gen. Antonio Lopez 10 Santa Anna
agree that be Ni.i 1ot tIt- 800 arms
nor vii ~ eNcrr: ls ul .eac- 30
cause them go 5e taken ap a-.ua Boz
people = Texas i4ua. tie present
var q independence.
ARricLF 81. Al so1uHrs between
ne MrN,ln aut T-sau troops 49,.
cease imme!i4!eiy both by and lad
wafer
ARricLz 30 The Nexlc1n 'roons
vii rvacaate he territory 10 T-y4s
passing 90 the other SIDE lt ihe R.a
Grande Del N1r'r
AarictE 1fh The Ncxran arrv
m 30 retreat .ha.l not AXE .hs PROPERTY
1i any person without 5is c1n.rn. 90 &
Just decentralization plgg r.v such
articles - nav ~ Irre l.y nr 10 ,ub.
H.'rgcr iu -a.es when ha rsurr ri u.s.
not be- present. AID renting u CSC
com handler 20 me army sf Texas. 10
90 fhr commissioner, 'n -- IrrUrirI
'0f 'sr lnils'rren; ~ I.a rlr.f d.
lc~rr 1f '1~ value -hr r7n-r-,
COO. tined fhr -.l-e st..a Jason. Al. a
'h~ name VI f1e .slcr If. Do can Boz ,..
.rrmnel
AaricLE 1ih. Ttt 4l private pro-.
7rr'v nrutfnx -ltu- H5fscv 1rsrD
slaves NJ lntcnrlred persons i sh4.
e,eF Denomination. fhlt ~ have been
captured ~ any poItlon % the Mex.
can army ~ nay bavs 'akrn refuge
20 b. sad army SINCE ne commence
mrni ~ fhe ate int1slDn. shail - -s.
stored 20 'hr commander ~ he Texan
army Or ~ such other psrsons % nay
30 appointed 5y me goyeramsn, 5f
Texas '1 receive them
ARrlcLE 6th. The troops 4 both AZ
MES Ei.l -efraln from cor - INTO
contact With each 1iher ard t .h,s -nd
ne -ommandsr u he. army 81 Texu
Eiil BE- carsfal not % spproach wlthln
a shorter distance han Ave leagues.
AAricLE Tn. The Mexsean army
shall not rake any J'hsr delay % r,.
march thsn nat whieh % neeessarv 20
take ~ iheir hospitals oagzazs - acI
70 cross The nvsrE say DELAY not ae.
osaaaEy 70 these purposes % b sous-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
PROCLAMATION.

re Prsss.ont pro .einpor- II the RepuLIls
~ lie Warriors u The Me1iran Army.
Soldiers One of The events verv
frequent n Var has placed IN the pow
rr % The enemy II our inderendence.
be heroic ccnguerDr VI Tlmpico. he
President 4 The Republic. your Gene
al 10 Chief me Idol Of our nslrts. IN.
fonora! SANTA AyNA. Excited ov
'te lTcor u glory, md A vehement de-
.-r 'c terminate he campaign. 5v ons
blow as LHcri,cncv escorted petty
i-rce % The army Which remains IN
touched AMI ,AiS force having been
beaten ~ superior numbers, thus illus
'uous genius, whose exploits form the
most brilliant page II our alsiory. hAs
.osi als own liberty IA endeayorinS to-
secure that % his country
Our mourning has commenced ths
'Iial dav " the .!ist April. lad ancs
them displays he yengeance thai
should prevail "a al Mexican hearts.
Soldiers our grief u immense but 4
Sui not % useless For the liberty n
ne President and Tor The honor ii ths
1I'ion The government vii rise all
possible -rsourcrs. :hsy slii 30 bound
."ss ild nv desire - 20 .mpiov them
Ni.houi restriction without Ielav Nth
eut h-sitaIon. ior snow nv iu'v and
Nfll llhi q. Misfortune 10 ihe enemy
ID oar country The foreign Niii %
.lrG4rshei and De domestic sxern-
PLAINLY punished Z any such snail dare
isist 10 fbis acr-d Nsr % th. country
ne uuinsl desires u ,hs Texan re-
1ri.
Fv-nds \ m7meni1rv diversity
shrnld not discourage The constant pro-
lection 20 1ur rights r, you. soidIsrs
YOU Who rave proged hoe ..cissltudgs
g .or'H1e - 'garr .1 ,he ssfIi The rs-
membrane 10 ,ilf4- lnI honor. cau.
rage iuI .a lNnx be- Prosidsncs
~ Poo rules t1r lrsulv u 1ahons. rnarrh
'l lte1gr C,at v1lr ruuirv and vo,ir
prr.iIeut JOSE 81 SrC CORaO.
.Nsue3. Mn lgia. l-R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

/ The JOINT resolution Of he senate n
relation 70 the adjournment. Nas taken
up and CONQUERED "a and a COMMITTEES
Ut three members Sas accordingly Az.
pointed en- the part 1t the Houae. "a
wait On the President and inform ham
that The two Houses we're ready 70 close
The session 5y an adjournment.
Mr.. r. VI. Johnson, from the rom
mlttee appointed 20 VA, on the P-es
Geni &c reported that they had dir.
CHARGED that duty and that he Pres,.
ient had no farther communication ic
make 20 The House.
Mr.. CalhCon u Ky. addressed the
H0u.c N regard 90 the unpleasant cur.
cumstancrs winch occurred AZ the AS;
sitting of the House, aai Na,ca ,errni-
aaiec IN resolution ceasufing ne con-
due; ot las colleague. Nr. ;. Nd-
hams, and stated that has colleague
upon further reflection. wished 20 dis.
clam any intention tn cfer lnv disre-
spect 70 he House Or 70 the honorable
chairman IF he committee Of 'he
whole. Mr Sutherland. and he moved
hat he vote adopting that resolution
1e re-coHsIC-TeG.
After some explanations fran Nezsr7
Sutherland. Williams Of Nv. AMI Jar
vis, the question vas taken. lad there
appeared-ayes - nays 20. no QUO
ruin voting
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
VOL. 80.
TIE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.

Where tocs The ssirIt II Beauty dsellp
On saId me. q yuu ss-k a. know,
You must gaze IrJurd. ABOVE. belos,
FIR earth and heaven ard ocean tell
" here he spiut Il Beauty loves 10 dwell
But 49,, he cp,nss sith TIC esriy spriny
ADD SinnoW~ the oar NIth her fragrant wing
Clothing each meadow and ma ara Ises,
w ,'- bloom # her ri-h embroidery
Az Ter now err .n- pa aaav
Nhvr- on Earth ,he Delights to siav.
500 the Sptrit viii pause. shlf- earth ard sky
Hing With tones u her glad reply
seek fpr ne in the 1lu- hlr--5-H,
In ne 7eari depth. q the oc-sn hell.
In the ve>par hl.h Il the i,Ins day.
In the tr>t FAINT glow ii the morning nv;
sleep on The br-a,t 4 "a. ~ rn>on rose
And hs,c IN tie stately iiy', >1ow,.
I arm fJuad = here INC crN >,ai deu-irnps shine
NJ gen 80 BRIGHT "a . iiamund minr.
] lipuIn IA The ioser that f-, s> the gave.
Ard ride IN The crest Il the dark .r-sn wave
Tn - lnd lssy cr Earth and -r --a.
TAI here IS net sPgt from nv presence fre-.
81 am >een IN the stars. IN the isaf ensbrinet
And hear'i m The ,,<h of The shi,psrins WIND;
On the ripping 1rrast u Tie indina: tire ,n.
In he mellow E,oS u the n,ou's mid beam;
And lurS n The srass Il The AIRY rug;
My tents 10 The Fainbuw arrh are ..i,
And breathe m The fragrant violet.
Lock sherr you nav YOU vail ind me there,
For the spirit Of Beauty IS every Shere.
Vow listen % ne-Fur sooih o. ,av,
There = one dear spot where lain aould STAY
icve al hing IN earth, sea. ky
But my own De't home : nsiden's eve
on could niger FOR ever there
Nor sgh for another, a sphere more far.
Lurking for ave ~ her chseS's warm snilr,
Round her ro-y lips with their pil, flI NtIe;
Rowing a. viii through each golden curt.
That waves Ger brow ike AZ Indian pearl,
And sinking At night % a biissful rest
Mad The spOiie>s SHOWS nj her fragrant breast
seek Tor ne there, for love fuil veil
VITA he Young and the bright-eyed maid TO
dseii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
CONSTITUTION Of rrxAs

We are indebted % ne Charsstoa
Counef l0r synopsis VI he Csnsiitu-
non Of he Republic u Texas. ld0Us-
80 20 Convention tbe lTth Mareh.
i-.3i. It's modelled as be C0uusr
"a iH great leading features. add rysss
y 20 details On hs COnsutuiion % he
Z aiisd States. allowances osing mads
ioT .he differences between fsdeFauvs
and .in<ie government. Tbs 6rsi Pre-
sden, b % ere 40 vezrs. and his
suecsssoFs ihfss wears. snd 10 5s iasl5-
Ehis 60 .hs arxt succeeding term
The 4agss as 70 bold her oihess nv
iour wears and % ~ re.eiIgbis, Ser
viiges . ~nabishsd - 70 slaves aors
~ Texas. and a. Id meh ~ nlsY BE-
brought from he 4 s. Ceaxysss y
5eaIed be power % saaaespsaa slaxss.
FREE pspons, u Ahnean 3escsnG .a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

Extract Of a private .etier from Aaamorsa
pnoer data al TIE 1th inst, 5y The sehooe.r
Falsyun.
The States Of San LUIS. Zaca,ecas.
Durango, Cdahuila, Neuve Leon. and
ramau.ipaS, are preparing To unite and
initiate the example ii Texas by de-
cllrng their Independence. A pro-
Hc5ni'Ht0 - looked for soon. Sincs
the capture Of Santa Anna. the ,ppo-
ate political party has been verv busy
and n MANY Instances expressed their
sentiments fully 20 that effect.
They EXPRESS much anxiety les; The
TEXANS s,.l o. persuaded 70 make The
treaty which has been :alked 9f. and
So ie, loose again the dogs If var. -
They saw there can never be 1nv thing
5Gt revolutions n the country. so lon 2
n Santa Asna lives; and nlny are the
Nexiclns VINO would think It a hless-
~ 20 he nation 20 nave him sVecuted
On 'ae I'D MAY the courier despatch
- 20 Mexico with the news of Santa
Aan1s capture, returned. The CO.
verameEt refuse any negotiation Nth
Texas aud disapprove of Santa Annas
propositioH-say they have men md
money enough lnd vii carry on the
var.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
NO. "a.

dered al infraction Of tins agreement.
AarIcLs -,n. By express to be an
nediateiy despatched. tins agreement
shall De sen, to Gen. Vicente Filisoia,
and 20 Cen T. J. Rdsk. commander AZ
he Texan arrny. IN order that they
nav be apprsed II its slpulation-and
20 this end they viii exchange engage
nents To connolly with the same.
ARrIcLE 9Th. That AL Texan pr,s-
oners ao~ IN The possession OF the Mar-
can army or ia iuihoritles Dc forth NTH
released and furnished with free pass
ports, 70 return 70 their homes, IN con-
alteration % which q corresponding
number Of Mexican pnsoners. rank
and h!e. now m POSSESSION af The Go
yernment n Texas. shall he Immediate
" released. The remainder of the
Mexican prisoners that continue IN oos-
session The Government af Texas. to
De treated with due humanity: any .x-
tT1ordinary comforts that nav De fur
nished them. 10 be At the charge Of the
Government ~ Mexico.
Article 10Th. General Antonio Lo-
peg de Santa Anna will ia sent 20 W.
n Cruz, u Ioon !. Il shAil be 3esmsd
proper.
The contracting parties s,gn this IN
Stfunent for The aforementioned pur-
poses, IN duplicate, At he por, If ys-
lasco, 'hls lAih day of Nav, ls:33.
DAVID q. BURNEr. P-,rd,-f.
JAS COLLINSwORTH. See 81 Stss..
Ant LOPEZ ne SANTA ANNA.
3 HARDtNAN. See Of rr,ar.rv.
P W GRAYSON, -iiisr-sy- Csnsrai.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-15
AN l2ErarT

OF tb Q Receipts and Expenditures of the
county of Carroll for The year commen
eng June l7h 1885 and ending June
22d 1886 inclusive.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-15

Treasurer of Columblana CO. in.
terest offs u, Up IA, RS. II Al 8
do township Is Range 5 Ill 6G
Treasurer Harrison co, interest Of
Section l6, Up l3, Ranges 45 IA q
do township ID, Ra6ge6, 92 II 0
Treasurer l'uscarawas co, inter
est of Sec lG, Up Is, Range AS SO
do township ID, Range7, 5 81 !
On duplicate for road purposes
for 1886 1921 % 5
Treasurer Of Stat amount Of 8
per cent fund 70, 1885 g. SO 37S
On duplicates for poor purposes
for 1886 1850 =" 55G 4s 3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-15

Simeon Westfall constable at
court 2
Olando Metcalf counsel fee Ohio
vs. Yant 90
JOhn BeckIey witness Ohio vs.
D. Sibert Il
Hugh McEIroy ta!ismAn juror
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
The Monthly Gem. Farmer,
AND HORTICULTURiN

AND HORTICULTUR!ST
Published on tho first Of each month, IN koches.
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Culture of Silk.
jan. 10, 1886,

A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Enl.
IA ture Of Silk, adapted to tho climate and coil
of tho United States, by F. 6. Comstock, Secre.
tary to the Hartford County Silk Society, and
Editor of the Silk Culturist. illustrated BY en-.
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The Practical Culturist in this country needs
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As making the raw nnterial intes swing Silk
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accordance with this sentiment, the under
sigycd take great pleasure in recommending
to every Mother, in our beloved country, the
monthly periodical entitled THE MOTH
ER'S MAGAZINE. This publication,
edited by Mrs. A. G. Whittclsey, was COM
menced two years since, and has not only
obtained an extensive circulation at home,
but is reprinted by two different presses in
England. 1t is furnished to subscribers, at
the low price Of One Dollar Il year, and is
published by Rev. S. Whittelsy, l46 Mas
sau.strcet New York.
JAMES MILsoR,D.D., Rector ofSt. Georges
Church, New York.
T. M. MATHEWS, ID. D., Chancellor Of the
New York University.
SAMUEL H. Cox, D. d., Professor Of Sa-
cred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology IN
the Theological Seminary at Auburn.
JONATHAN CONC, ID. D., Secretary of the
American Baptist Home Missionary So.
cictv.
Rev. ,JoaN BREcKENRIDGE, Corresponding
Secretary of the General Assembly's
Board of Education.
Rev. JOSEPH HoLDlcH, Pastor Of the Yves.
leyan Chapel, New York.