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n AW AND MEDICAL BOOKS,--This
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History of England, vols. Franklin's Works,
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THO TRAVELLERS IL OTHERS.
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g. BROTHER, in the Book publishing, Book
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NEW FIRM.--A. T.. MASSEY would
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plate selling exclusively for ready pay.
Moscley e. Massey would also inform the citi-
sens of this vicinity, that they are daily expect
ing an extensive assortment Of goods which they
will sell at wholesale or retail at such reduced
prices as will induce purchasers 10 pay cash.
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NEW RELIGIOUS WORKS.--Re-
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and Stationers' Hail.
Gathered Fragments, by Rev. John Clark, au-
thor of Walk about Zion. Pastors Testimony,
sc. The Mourner's Book.
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ENOUR CRATES Maynard g. Noyes' su-
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UUST RECEIVED, at the Detroit
ID Bookstore the following works: Allen
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full Irshman, the Yemassiee, the Cavaliers of
Virginia, Coleridge's Table Talk, Life of Samuel
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WD ELIGIOUS WORKS.-Constant
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the day as they appear east. Our present stock
of valuable religious works, is not equalled by
any bookstore west of New York.
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on - REAMS superior Bank Envelope
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MJEW EOOKS.-Law, Medical, Miscel-
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% MAh SPIRITUAL SONGS, for
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and Lowell Mason, just received by
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vuVHE AMERICAN ANIMALS for
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Mich Exchange. MORSE g. BROTHER.
Detroit, October Is. yl7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02

the Rio Grsnde and the Brsssos santiago, and al.
the ne,s, estuares, and passes east Of il, tina,
now and hereafter may be in possession Of MeIi.
CO. and from and after the date Of this proclsms.
tim, in state Of absolute blockade by the armed
vessels of this nation.
And for the purpose Of carrying this procians.
ton into complete effect, an armed naval force
now is aud i'll continue 10 be kept at or near the
ssid port, inlet, and passes, entirely sufficient to
enforce this decree.
For any breach. or effort at breach Of this block.
ade, the offending vessel and cargo will be liable
TO conhscsiion, and the officers and marines Of
such vessel will be subject to oil the penalties at
tsehed TO breach OF blockade.
This decree shall take effect as 10 vessels sailing
from New Orleans within three days after its pub
icston in that city. and within i've days as to
vessels from any other neutral potts vi hin the
Guifof Mexico; and within twenty days as TO any
other port OF the United States north Of the Gulf
OF Meieo; and within forty five days 10 vessels
sailing from any Of the ports Of Europe.
Done at Vsla.co. on the 2lst July, A. d. 1886,
first of the Independence of the Republic OF
TEXAS DANIDG. BURNETT.
w. II. JACK, Secretary OF State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02

Fellow Ciiizens--There ara lax,s
ing shareholders In their rights, even in =, project
such being ihs case, II 10 not for me ;. s'als.
whether those laws are light or v rons" inquire
Magistrate, il is my bounden duty 10 oot asa
into effect, which am resolved 10 do a. 9 thsn
my power hes As good citizens, it il you, 1. 70
. a.so ooey The laws OF our country. v,,n uY
'ns, me penalty tor attempting to rescue you
uhoef these circumstances, is $1,000. or in..;n
menti aud u any Of you are brought h.ss p.''on'
charged with the offence, 1 shall do M s me
see that 1t Is enforced. Let me, ,hereso,. ~" 70
you to respect the laws. AID retire .Ihors
The crowd then dispersed, and Min
hoosing and shouting, Negro Sam" wa. ao'
cd away IN the dearborn. Wo unser,,.,'ta,'y'
Was general impression smonps, ,hs c,a .nefs
Cci. Christians object was 10 get bo,b ~. mat
and the Property--ae have il from ,hs h., ~ naa
riy that The Colones observations upor m. aen0.
were, that If there were any children +. po'nt
not touch The property, but leave il for ,b. "oulu
port. But II there were not. that than he . sup
cred himself entitled to il, il the I,w .oh''d.
me case Us reimbursement for the lo.s os ~
siSo Sam services, and the II years in,e,s., ~" u
monty Besides. he thought il ri-,, ,L., u
should return 10 his wife aud family. 'so'
We cannot close this sccoun, william, d.,
that the conduct of the Mayor was firm ing
sble and exemplary - neither will We r. n
hngion without adding that the bcsu,iiuI S.1 DUO
made OF the Bank" with its cool .hsd, ana .."
velvet sward--as well ss the many rusrl ,rs s'
van wallis IN the vicinity, were never i.i,eI
more resPcctabh sir,ngers than al the n,..
time. rN's"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02
Latest frOsn Texas.
yaos THE yrw oalrasa ERR, Auousr 4.

~F'~~N''@
From Is-ss.--By the arrival CT the Texsn
schooner Indtp,naenet, Commodore HAWKING,
from Tear, ss learn that the por, OF Me;Anorss
@ss sLocEAoEp by the Texan vessels Of war, Bru.
tus, Terrible, and lnsineible. The Texan army
we're msMiag great prepsrsii,ns 10 m reh and in.
rads i,,snoras by land with large force
We are siil firm in our belief tina, no move
nenls will take place before the latter part Of Sep
teniber or the first Of October. The army is con.
slsnily sugmeniihg; volunteers arc arriving in
gtod'y numbers. The prescn, army y i'll proba.
bly, amour, to $500 able men. The political as.
psei Of Texas will probably be changed m the
hfst Monday in September, when an elecfibn for
Senators and Representatives illtske place Con.
Eres, will meet ON the third Monday 10 October.
when u is proposed 10 inyes, the members with
conventional powerS. for the purpose Of amending
The Constitution. Gen. Stephen F. Austin il a
candidate for the Presidential chair, Dr. o. II. Ar.
cher having declined; but he viii be voted for a.
Senator.
We give the information ora forced loan being
collected, but the account Of the merican Consul
6eing obliged 10 contribute is rather apocr phaI
There is great deficiency Of Authentic informa
lion both from Mexico and Texas We may speak
al length IN our next Of the blockade Of the port Of
Metamuras
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Aciag Secretary Of Mar.
His Excellency, \. Cannon, Gvrern0r Of Tam

From the following letter nf the Presi.
den, of The United States 10 Governor Can
non, 1t will b~ perceived that the recent re
quisiion at Gen. Gaines has been Counter
manded, and that the Volunteers raised un
der IT are tn he forthwith mustered out Of
service. Whether nr not GENERAL Games
had authority or valid reaSnus for nnking
the requsitlnn, we shall not stop nuw Ia en-.
qure +; but Governor CanHon's prompt com.
piInnce With II, We are SATISFIED, vii be ap
precialed BY the lublic. When We shall
have Obtained the necessary documents, W.
shall probably take nure exteuded view
Of the iransacilun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02
A PROCLAMATION.

BY THE PREsIDEsT or THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
To all whom these presents shall come Know
ye mat ], Dawn g. BURNETT, President, OF the
Repuhiie OF Texas. BY and with the advice and
consent OF the Cabinet, do order, Decree and pro.
claim the port Of Me'amofas, in the Tamsulipas,
and Republic Of MEXICO, comprising tho mouth Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02

Unprecedented Rise in Real Esiafs.---
We understand that Isaac A. Mills, ESQ. q
few days since, sold TO company OF gentle.
men from the south an interest IN the ess'
part of Sandusky city, which cost hum .
little over two years since, 81, 900, for sloo''
0G0.- Huron Gazette.
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Var D,pa,fn,p,. Jp.p esih. 1886.

SIS :--MsjT t'curral Gain,s has an iscd Ihis
Deps',n-it that he has made ponsiiian upon
your Excellencv nr Regiment OF " united Gun.
men tor the >cr,i e oi the United S alrs.
Capc. Of the d. .psIches rcc,v,d from Gen
fsaiTrs have been transmitted la tie p, eIt "a
she Unnrd States, uhu VI issue such orders ur.
on them as he NAV ihink i ca nstauces rtq, in, .
Meantime | have the frhR uform lou tina, il
order To prevent snv Inconvenience DELAY la
the e.n, nj the c,ml6-n,at IA OF Ten. Gsiue.' =, :.
qui-iti"n BY the President, a di>bur,ing officer
will be ordcrc, 10 proceed u tie Safe OF TcnHss.
sec with the necessary funds.
Very respectfully your most obedeni ser'vt,
-
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letter, addressed to the Governor of Ken.
lucky, copy of which was sen, to him BY
express from Frankfurt O5ssrrer.
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[r.oa ia Ncssgi!!s BSsasr Es,rs, August g.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTg
Discharge of the Volunteers.
Mnr DrpaIlf1tni. .MaQ 4tA, IeJl

WNF u 9''F''''F' my W.T. t1S~'
Sin - VI iior General tiaiics. 10 " hoE the con-.
snand OF the e,,rrn b rider OF Louisiana has been
sigued, has n,s,sed this Drpzrtmed tina, he lias
called uyon your EKceliency inr brigade OF Mils.
tia. The Whale, or as many o; them as practiesb,,
% DC mouit,d.
! am instructed hy the Presi5cu, to request your
Exoclency to call into The service OF the United
States, Tie number " lilia siich have bcea ui
may be required hy ca. Gaines 10 serve not less
than three mouths after ihi arrival al their plsc,
of rendt zvuas. unless sooner discharges,
Very respectfully your ob,di nj scrv't,
LENS CASS.
Ills Exoellrrcy, n. Cannoc, Governor oi Tenn.
Nashville, Tennessee.
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men, .! War was necessary 10 suthsriIe you TO
comply with that Of the 2eih of June.
The Government of the United States having
adopted. ia regard to Mexico and Texas, the same
rule o; neutrality which had been observed in all
similar Gases before, II was not 10 have been ex-
pee,ed ihsl Gen. Gaines should have based his re-
q'i.iton for additional II iiary force, oa reasons
plainly iaconsis,cnt with the obligations of that
rule. Should Mexico insult our National dag. in-
wade our ,er'iiory or interrupt our CITIZENS In the
l'wfal pursuits which are guaranteed 10 them by
the TREATY, then the Government will promptly re-
pal insult, and take speedy PREPARATION for the IN
jury. But II does not seem that Offences OF this
character have BE-, committed by Mexico. or we're
believed 10 have been by Gen. Gaines.
am, very respectfully, your obcdleni serv't,
ANDREW JACKSON.
His Ercclency n. Cannon, G.r,rnor Of Team.
P. 5 Before closing this letter, the documents
referred TO by the Acting Secretary of War as
having been transmitted Ia mo have been received.
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To his CEcelency Mr.. Morrheso,
Governor Of the Safe of Keutucky.

Earthquake al N,iedceriHs.-The Fed.
eral Uulon Of last Tuesday says:- -" On
" ednesdsy. the 9Th instant. 3, about til.
teen minutes after eigh, O'Clock A. NJ. a
Sigh, shock Of an earthquake was f It al
this place, and IN ~ vicinity. Il was itnme.
diaiey preceded hy low rumbiing noise,
and II caused creaking IN the iimbers OF
irumed honse.. Persons sitting On the
ground IN an open hrld, al, the rocking OF
ths esfth. Ii continued about fifteen se.
conds."
Nrtc Co'ton.-The frs, hale Of Cotton
III the new crop reached this city on Tues.
day last, from the plantation nf Mr.. George
L. Twiggs, residing in this county, the
quality OF which was considered prime, mud
i MAS readily disposed 81 at 81 cents. Mr.
Fwiggs also brn2hi IN bale of cotton
mad. from The seed of The Sea Island, the
color Of which was good, aud the staple
ltng and fine. II ne, with ready sale at
81 cents Georgia Coaaifuf;onqiist.
Neir Cotton a bale Of New Cotton vas
brought ,n this city Yesterday, 1.-THE l7lhl
from the plantation Of James WlnberIv. OF
Houston county. II was purchased by MIR.
John Zones, al Is cents, quality extra prime.
Stored AT Hamilton aud HAYES Ware.
House.-.Mdc0a .Messenge-.
Nep C1ion.-The Savannah Georgian.
ct Thursday last says. Two bales m To.
land Cotton OF the new crop, from the plan.
'aiion Of Mrs. Porcher, Beaufort District,
). {. we're brought to our marke, yestcr.
day. The quality aud staple Of the same
arc very 6nr. w. understand iha, ihey
have been picking fifty pounds per hand
:or the last week on the above named plan.
iatin. A third bale reached our market
Yesterday afternoon. II is also fino sta.
pie and quality. Since writing the above
We learn that the three bales have brought
twenty aud one eighth cents"
A company Of f3r,y jackson militia men
IN Indiana have raised a subscription for the
purchase of a sword, and pair Of pistols.
and il,ll suit Of regimenlaIs to be present.
I'd t" Martin Van Buren,. VIVA, do they
mean by making such prrsen, 10 such an
individual. LouiSrilie Journal.
Perpetual Notion The editor ofihe Del.
aware lniellIgencer, published at George.
Town, Su~eex county, suys--Jamrs X. Hearn
pi This county, has constructed self re.
vnlvlng machine starts itself, and would
continue To run until the end of time, were
It possible Tor the machine TO last so long.
II now being exhibited in this place, We
cam after having witnessed its operations,
40 our testimony 10 the general impression
III It's entire praclicabiiny."
The famous Col. Pluck mas taken LODGINGS
- The BlockIey AIms House, Philadelphia.
Sad reverse Of fortune.
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THE KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS DIS.
BANDED.

Gen. Cnnbs has handed us the following
letter, addressed to the Governor of Ken.
lucky, copy of which was sent to him by
express from frsnki"rr.-Odssrrer.
H,rmiiOgs Aug. I. 1886
fla: Arriving 81 th,s place OF the evening OF
the h instant, was made acquainted with the
no, / ion Of Gen. Gaines on the Governors O;
Tvnhcs.er. kcniueky, Missis,i Jpi and Louisians.
H liHl0 men from each State. The letter of Gen.
Gaines snd The proclamation of (.overnor Cannon.
Ut frhne.srr, msdo knoan the basis of this re
q iltinn. Regard { the reasons assigned by
General Gaines az not consistent vi the rels.
i ns shich We have maintained with Mexico,
sitoe the existence Of the civil war ia TeSas. or
With thnse which II is our duty and wish TO eGl.
ivate" vi h hat Government, - long as II observes
g@.d isih aud friendship in iIs Intercourse wi;h
the United State, feel uy self called 10 inform
you that that requisi,ion Ia. rot received my sp
probation, and that trust Il the men called for
have been brought Ito the fed, you will forth.
Attn cause them 10 be mustered Rue discharged,
aud sS;i' for further orders from the General Go.
sernnient in respect to any other Tequi..ion ies
militia,
The 10000 volunteers authorize BY The late
act of Congress have been apPorioned saions the
) strs and Territories hearr,t 4, the theatre o..
4ciual or spp>t h.ndrd hosiiiics from the lndsns.
Fhy are cou tered sufficient. combined with the
regular trOop-, 10 bsiH,ain the peace Of the iron.
tier, AID to terminate the war which now esisis
with the Greeks and Seu inole- All OF them have
not been erough, into The field, bu, Gen. Gaines
va. notified that 1000 volunteers in Arkansas, and
1000 ~ Missouri, had received orders to b. or.
g5hi1ed ard held in readiness for one years ser.
u e. should the emergency arise maAing til, IL
eiup! yneni necessary on the frontier now eonl.
Insnd, d by him. This q cumslance makes the
present. rrqniSti N n! Gen. Gaines still more un.
accountable, particularly !; i. believed iha, our
Western frontier i. now Tranquil. Under these
eireuin,'sHce', You will plesrs cause the troop.
called mr b. the requls'iion in question, If they
have been rSiscd, TO be discharged They will
DO paid as aeon as sppropriaI,ln Sy Congress
can Dc ot.aintd for this purpose.
| su', very respectfully, vonr obedien, servant.
ANDREW JACKSON.
To his CKcelency Mr.. Morrhes6,
- c
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There is something more than the con.
tents Of an ordinary roll NE, 10 the brief pas.
sage which follows. Read t-and let tho
phiaulhrop's, aud the government direct
their lahors. their thought. aud herr No.
ney, IN The wrong quarter M longer. VlcE
aud IGNORANCE arc BORN Together; AID
when tho latter becumrs extinct anon, IS,
the iuraser will have flushed lis lt.arul d..
minIon over the md, and that Lrautilnl day
Of pence ~hUh IL furviold IN sic prophetic
inspiration Of other tines, Will dawn Upoa
the nations.
Stat .tcs Of FriSous-ln Sing Sing
prison, only $50 on, OF si2 could rad and
write ,olernbIy, and bu, 81 had received
good English education and a. had been
habliuaI dfunkards, and many had COMMIT.
led their crimes While intoxicated. Of671
prisoners ST Auburn, 3 oBlv had receiycd
collegiate education; sos had been lnteu,.
pcraie, and 400 were committed for crimes
perpctraied 1hlle under the Influence oi
splrItunus liquors. Ia the the Couucciicut
prison e 10 TOO only couId rad, wr,ic and
cypher, when convicted, and SO IA 100
could read and write "a IN 100 committed
their crimes under the iutiuence of alcohol
Instruction, temperance and industry pfe
found 10 be the surcst preSentises oi crime.
Ipedihr,feid Onions. 1T IS stated that
one and half million Bunches IL Onions
are annually raised IN the town Of Wealhefs.
field, Conn. valued ., $4,000. We havo
frequently seen fifteen or twenty glrl4 IN Il
onion lot IN that town, wedding the fra
grant vegetables upon their knees, with
long brown sun boune,s 10 preserve the CON.
pcxion. The eccentric Hugh Pytersln his
curious history Of Connecticut says that III
his day the knees OF all the ladies' 10 Wealth.
ersiIeld had become csloused and as hard
as b rises hoof, IN consequence Of their Ia.
bors IN tho onion field l--Esger Gazette.
Public Land !Suiss.--The amour, OF
sales ct Public Lands, according 10 an ar.
tlcle IN the Globe, has been as follows dur
ing the last five years.
In 1892, S3ll5,31B
In 1893, 4972.2s4
In 1894, 6,09o,0Sl
In 1895, l5,slO,795
And IN the two frs, quarters of 1888.
We arc told, though not ascertained
exactly, ahou, l3,5O0,000
Unprecedented Rise in Real Eddie
We understand that Isaac A. Mills, ESQ.
lew days since, sold TO company OF gentle
men from the south an interest IN The ea"
part of Sandusky city, which cost hin'
title over two years since, SO, 900, iors loV'
lC0.- Huron Ga:ette.
Adpance Of Reel Estate in Mded.-lhe
,stale Of the late Simeon Dewitt, was sola
months since, at $4,000 per share. a
ew days since gentleman from New YORK
IN va for ono ,,,a,fae nC N oh a ra &on UUU.-