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r.,r Me Ndr Orleans Bee, April 3.
FROM TEXAS.

r-,-p fhI .NfiE tf'tdHS Dtti ipFh -
FROM TEXAS.
Do The arrival Of the steam packet Neir
=. we have received Galveston papers
n" ~ Doth ult. From former adyices it
ears that Judge Robinson, one Of the
Tl,,,n prisoners captured by Gen. VOL,
=, Antonio, had been entrusted with
,5,isl propositions for an accommodation
,a,,,.en the two countries. By this ART
~ ,be terms of the proposed arrange
.o,. have lranspired. They are as iol-
~, II is proposed that Texas should
knowledge the sovereignty of Mexico.
oa. \ general net Of amaesiy to be pass
\ for pas, acts IN Texas.
nd. Texas TO form an independent de-
.,r,mcut Of Mexico.
l,h. Texas to be represented IN the
General Congress.
9Th. Texas to institute, or originate all
,,c,l laws, rules aud regulations.
G,h. No Mexican troops under any pre-.
,ou whatever to be stationed in Texas.
The Cipiiiaa, which publishes the fore.
ro,op propositions, speaks Of them in de-
sIedly favorable manner, and demands
A. Them serious and respectful consider
,uoo. Il is understood that Santa Anna
/. willing to coneede every thing 10 Texas
eyeept the name of sovereignty. lie is
convinced Of the utter impossIbil!iy of re-
eouquering the country, and Is ANXIOUS to
make terms while he can do SO with honor.
4 Galveston paper states that II learns
from undouh,ed authority Iba, the siege Of
Campeachy is to be raised By the Mex
cans about the Is, April. They dread the
scky season, aud bave already los; ONE
hnh Of their army.
Specimens Of Texas sugar, said TO be
equal to that Of Louisiana, have bccu re-
cened By the editor of the Galveston
Imcs.
The Teifgsapa states that it has rceoir-
ii letter from Washington announcing
that Col. Butler, the Commissioner on the
pin of the United States, had arrived with
,ueniy men at the Waco village for the
glrpose of treating with the varions tribes
d lndiansi IN conjunction with tho commits
aoacrs Of Texas.
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SPOOSEEs'S HYGEIAN
or
LIFE MEDTCINES

The Besr and Che0pss. Family Msdicnes in use.
HNHESE MEDICINES are the result of 3 life
| Ill of study and experience. The Proprietor
I warrants them 10 effect a cure when taken ace0r-
! ding 10 directions. They comprise the Hygeisa
or Health Pill; the Hygeian Tonic, or Health
Bitters-to restore the debilitsted or broken down
constitution. and the Uterine Pill TO cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar TO women.
For all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
bilious OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of children--fevers
nervous and sick headache-general debility,
&c, the Heaah Pill is q perfectly certain and sd-
m.irajly pleasant remedy.
The Hygetan Tonic works like miracle TO
strengthen the feeble and revive the sickly.
OF the Uterine Pin, DR.. Carter of New York
has well said-"This remarkable medicine works
silently, but It's sdring hundreds Of ralaabls fe-
males from an intimacy grGre :"
The virtue Of these Medicines have been estab.
lshed by the most ample experience. They WILL
STAND By THEIR owS MERIT. SINGLE TRIAL HAS
EVER GAINED THEM A LASTING REPUTATION!
"Dr. Spooncr's Hygeidn OF Health Medicines,
have established for him an enduring fame We
have been told by Gislnterested medical men that
these medicines, being taken severally prescri-
bed, have never been known 10 fail in etteeiing a
cure. II has ever given US pleasure to record The
triumph of education and OF talent but at this
c.isis---the age ofquackery-we are doubly pleas.
ed to find, at least one distinguished medical man
taking stand against this species Of imposition"
~ \. Star.
Many Certificates Of the highest authority have
already been published--somo from the most emi-
nent medical mon in New York, among whom arc
Drs. tlo>ack, Macneven, Frances, Post, Stevens
Beck, Torrey, sc.
See " The HggeiSt and Extra Hygsist fur.
nshed gratis, a, the Proprietors office, No. 2 AS
or House, n. Y, and by all his Agents. These
papers contain information exceedingly interest"
ing TO the sick ard To invalids together with TWEEN
~. five useful recipes and mass of facts and Ger.
ifcates that must convince every reasonable mlnG
thar the llygeisn Medicines are invaluable
The above Medicines are for sale by
L. J. HOLTON, Agent,
CsarloHe, ". c.
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FOR approved paper at SIX months, or at six per
cent. less for cash.
Wood Type, Printing Ink. Presses, Cases, Gal
leys, Brass Rule, Composing Sticks. Chases, and
other printing materials, furnished with rrompti-
tude, and al the lowest prices
Printers of newspapers who publish this adver-
tisement with this note three times before the lst
of June, ls43 and cond one Of the papers to the
Foundry, viii be entitled to payment of their bill
on buying four times the amount of it. 30 81
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CITY ELECTION.

The election in this city yesterday re-
suited in favor Of the democrats. They
have reelected Robert II. Morris to the
office Of Mayor, by majority Of 5000 or
5000, and will have decided majority in
both branches of the Common Council
" ]. Jour. Com.
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Type at Reduced Prices.

a. GORGE BRUCE s. Co Type Founders,
w at No. Is Chambcrs's street, near The Post
Office. New York, have on hand an unusually
large stock of their well known Printing Types,
Ornaments, Borders, Rules. SC. OF the best metal
cast III original matrices, and very accurately fin
ished; all of which they have determined to sell
at greatly reduced piices-placing the Book and
Newspaper founts as f !lows;
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DRO6EIYN ELECTION.

The democrats have elected their Mayor
by a majority, us they say, of more than
300, but which according to the Wing
calculation is not more than from 30 TO
200. On the other hand, the Wings have
a majority il the Common Counc.h-Jour.
Of CoRmtrcc.
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OPENING or TUE CANVASS

bFENlNb Oh TIE CANVASS.
Business called US over TO Concord dur.
ing the first par, Of the week and while
thcro we had the pleasure of being pre-.
sent At the commencement Of the canvass
for Member OF Congress, between Messrs.
Barrirgcr and Craise. Gen. Edney was
not present. The Time being short the
candidates had not a chance Of going over
all the field Of argument but confined them
selves 10 some OF the leading subjects, such
as the Currency, Tariff. &c. Good feel.
Ing was manifested, during the discussion.
We have not time TO make more extend.
Cd uoticc this week.
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HNHE subscriber has for sale at his Mill on
n McMichail's Creek, 6 miles from Charlotte,
good supply Of building lumber, which will be
sold low for Cash or on a short credit, to those
wishing to purchase.
CHARLES BROWN.
April 20, 1913. 5w
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IyrERFS TING SUIT.

Uao vi tho most interesting suits and
zoe .ha, will provoke deal OF discussion
u take place to-day IN the Criminal
Court The defendants IN this case arc
iJl'phe Conner and l.. Conner, and they
ne charged with desecia,ing the tomb Of
Madame Ternan Of Point Conpee, by rob.
ia. her corse Of Jewels to large amount.
TIA, they have committed an oiieacc
sansi tho laws Of society, nj The enor.
.l,y o. whiCh the heart sickcns, IS beyond
doubt. Bat unfortunately, the arm Of
he 'aw, strong though 1, IS and wide tho
= scope, does not, ia the opinion Of many
q The most eminent OF the Bar Of New
Oceans, embrace The present indictment.
lcad person cannot be said to own any
&iu, therefore, the prisoners did not rob
|Nalamc Ternau. The heir IN succession
m3 the ground on which her tomb was
..i aud IN which her body was laid, and
u, person who bough. ii IS now dead. Ia
whose name, therefore, shall the prosecu-
In l,c carried an Not IN the States.
lal unless +. il proven that Madame Ter.
aas bod, vas the property d; the person
vho csled tic ground at tho time OF the
mhaowcd dissertation, no punishable
ume eau have been committed. IL is
gpeclcd that the court room viii DC crowd
e as Mr. Soul appears for tho defence,
o.! lnc Attorney General on behalf Of the
vAcca'iJn y. q. picoyuae.
acknowledging IA Error.--The Hon.
v p. Tallmadge IN the United States
senate, recently made the following nc.
1oN.cdgmcu. Of an error committed by
Linn several wears since, He was discuss
~ uis Exchequer pan, and remarked that
ne charter OF the United States Bank ex-
red IN 1911, another was established IN
$50 That charter expired and he was
me who voted against rcchartorng the
Bank. He rccoIlccted well the remark
which distinguished Senator from Ken.
sy made 10 HIM shortly after be had
s,ea his vote " Sir said be, there
va, a Young man from the West N Con-
srcsy, IL 1911, who voted against rcchar.
'rlng the old t. :. Bank. Time went
4 % anlirouble saccuniula,cd on the country.
We attempted 10 get along without Ma
lonal Bank, but VIC found Il Indispensable
The ptoper Management, Of the finances
o. lhc couatfv, and the preservation OF a
sound and uniform currency. That young
man was convinced by experience that the
'o'e he had gwen was an erroneous one,
and IN 1916 he voted TO charter another
l. ) Bank. You have now voted rs that
ouas man dad at first, against re-charter-
as the Bark bu, time and experience
sN' have no doubt, convince YOU, as
-'y al hm, thatyou committed ancrror."
Aal sir, said Mr. r. | stand here to
'''ess that lime and experience have con.
need me of my error, and to acknowl.
''gc that Mr.. Clay was right.
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THE WING CITY FOREVER .

NEW ORLEANS KIUHI SIDE Ut
The Tropic says, the result otthe Munl-
cipa elections in New Orleans on the 81
instant, is of character calculated TO fill
the heart Of every Wing in the Union with
pride aud satisfaction. The Wings have
literally swept the city, scarcely vestige
of Locofoco,sm or Tylerism is remaining.
The Wings have signally triumphed IN
every Neutrality-suspicious. glouously car
ried TEN of the THIRTEEN wards IN the
three municipalities, and have elected TEN
of the TWELVE members of the General
Council.-4ugpSta Chronicle.
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DIED

In IredsIl County. on The 18th uh., Mrs JANE
consort Of Mr.. Joseph b. Dou-
rlass. leaving a disconsolste husband and two
small children TO mourn her loss.
In this County, on the 9th INST Dir. ALEA-
AMBER REA, in the 72d year Of his age
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Con, eniion lie Published in the Wing pa
pers in the District.
WM. KING, Chairman.
j.. BINGHAM, Secretary.
Mount Moarn,, Aprls,I 1913.

Mount Moarne, iprii !, 1913.
d. VI. BARRI2eFR ESQ.
SIa The nnderlEurd, al Convention held
this day at Mount Mourne, for the purpose Of
selecting some suitable person 10 represent tile 81
Congressional District ia the next Congress, were
appointed a Committee 10 inform YOU Of your
unanimous nomination as the Wing Candidate
for this District
And we earnestly hope, that as heretofore, IN.
der very adverse circumstances, at great sacri.
flee Of personal feeling, and with the certainty OF
defeat before you, You consented 10 bear sloit the
Wing Banucr,-you will now, with highly auspI
eions prospects, and with fairer field before GU
make any reasonable sacrifices, to comply will
the wishes OF the Wing Parry in this District.
With high respect, yours, &c.
J. A YOUNG,
|. BINGHAM,
JOHN B. LORD,
{. pHlFER,
WM JOHNSON,
J. l.. SHUF'ORD,
X, BREvARD.
Committee.
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Commander Ndckcn;ic. The BALI.
more Clipper "lcarns several ladies' and
gentlemen of that city, have it in contem-
plation to present to Commander 4. S.
Mackenzie, of the U. S. Navy, pair of
gold epauets, as tribute of respect for
his tirmness and ability as an officer, and
character as man. A considerable por-
lion of the money necessary to delray the
expense has already been subscribed"
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REMARKS

COTTON-This article has been coming in
quite freely for few days past, and prices re-
man firm at former quotations.
EXCHANGE-On Charleston !, and on New
York per cent. premium.
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Were we 10 point out person as he pass
es, and say, There goes a man who has
not ayice he would scarcely be noticed !;
but exclaim, THAT man is worth $780,.
O00," and he will be stared at till out of
sipht.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-20

A Splendid Hedling.-The Boston
Bulletin publishes an account Of a magnif.
cen, wedding, which took place in that
city on "Wednesday evening. The bride
wore Jewels worth $4,000, lace veil
worth 81 200 and the whole expense Of
the affair was $4,000.
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DIVISION ORDERS.

-Lnran's the llth--Edward's the l2th--Grieg's,
the l3th-MehafT. 8 the l6th--Stowe's the / It'll
llth Brigade, Col, B. W, Alcvander's Regiment
at Charlotte, on Saturday the 10Th of May.-Col,
W. Netl's Regiment at Charlotte, on the Goth
Coz. Qnory's Volunteer Regiment also at Char.
lotto on the Goth, receipt ne nelriy organized com.
paniss Of Caharrus aud Stsniy-they may parade
with the regiments to which they belong, AT their
option, until fully organized-Col. Wilson'S Reg-
men, on Tuesday the 23d-Csharrus Regiment at
Concord on Thursday the 2jlh--Col. Farmers
Regimen, on Friday the 26,h-Co.. Gaines Rcgi.
ment on Saturday, the 9Th.
7lh Brgade--Lower Regiment Of Davidson on
Monday the 29th--Upper Regiment on the Slst
Rowan Regimen. on Saturday the Bird Of June
-Daye Regiment on Tuesday the 9Th Of June.
Il. NJ EDNEG,
Maj. Gen Eth Division n. c. Militia.
The annexed officers of my staff, will be obey
ed according to their respective rank;
Col. J. MLEACH Division Inspector.
Col. CIIAS. GRAHAM, Div q. Mast.
Mai w. II. kRTDER. First Aid.
Mai. TtIOS B. NEADfIAM, % Aid
Df,GUNTER, lirs; Surgeon.
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NEWSPAPER STATISTICS.

There arc IN the United States, accord.
'g 10 the Census, one hundred and thirty.
:" daily papers, and one hundred and
.eply.hyc scmi-weeky. Tho number
daily papers in the United States, is
"ser Than ono would Imagine--and the
l'aloer OF what is called Periodicals, is
"'sn larger than can be proftably sup.
f1'lea' fhorc arc but five States in the
t|on which have no daily papers and
sHFo are but four, which have not Period.
'.a,S Three Of the oldest and most innu.
NV. States Of the American Union, viz !:
|, 's'hla, North aud South Carolina, have
~ smallest proporiionablc number of
u 'oe lion. Henry Clay, associated with
\" w !. =. Clay, is again practitioner
sac bar Of tie Courts in kcnt,c,xv.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

We are cratified 10 learn, that Col. d.
VI. BARRINGER, of Cabarrus, has been Sc
lected as the Wing Candidate FOR Con
grcss in the Lincoln District. His useful
career of public service, his fidelity to
Whir principles, under all circumstances,
his fine talents, and his local position, all
pointed TO him as the Candidate. We
know not what names were before the
Convention, but we are certain this selec.
ton must give satisfaction TO the Wings
of tue District.
The District is decidedly Wing, and
Col. Barrlnrer's success would be certain,
but that Gen. Edney anticipated the action
of the Convention, BY coming out on his
own hook. He must know, after the Sc
lection of Col b that he cannot bc elect
ed. while by remaining in the field, he may
leopard the success Of the Wing CANDIDATE.
VIII he, under such circumstances, persist
in being a candidate His opponents,
those who would not vote for him, scarcely
to save bis life, may tlatter him, and per-
suadc him 10 hold on; but if he will con.
suit his future prospects, his own sense OF
rnh, and wrong, we are certain he Will
a, once withdraw, At the bead of the
oldest Wing paper in the State, we take
the liberty, in behalf OF the Wing party
of North Carolina, respectfully but car
nes,ly to urge upon the General, the duty,
in The present CRISIS, Of retiring from the
contest. He will never regret his course,
if he does; he viii never cease TO regret
il, if he does not.-Rdleish Register.
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~. Il, The darkness Of iseranpa, and found.
'.u7 ;nsii,ut.ons no longefN~ he unstable
ns;E &c the seashore, but OF bruad I'D
movable rocS.
I'''D - lIERARD, AINE.
,oan, 9Th March.
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Young Mercer Acquitted.-Thc trial of
Singleton Mercer for the murder OF Hutch
inson Heberton, which commenced at
Woodbury., New Jersey, on Tuesday
week, was brought to close on Thurs
day evening, when the jury returned
verdict of not guilty, and he was discharg-
ed from custody,
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Death of Bishop Robcrts.-Wc regret
TO learn by slip from the Cincinnati Wes-
tern Christian Advocate, that the vcncra.
bic Bishop Roberts of the Methodist Fps,
copal Church, died at his residence near
Lawrenccport, Indiana, on the 27th March.
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The Markets.

COTTON meets with ready sale al 10 o.
FLOUR has improved, and We now quote i
/ ~ to 81
BACON-but little coming in, sells al to G.
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To Messrs John \ Young, l. Bingham, Juo.
y. Lord, Caleb Pbtier. William johnson, Z. l..
Sha.ord, Robt Bfeysrd, Committee.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
JOHN WISE.
Lancaster, Pa, June 9Th, iS43.

an Erpisode in nc Presidents Pro
greSs Among The host attracted by Gu
riosity TO pitDess the advent of His Ex
cellcncy the President. into the city o
New York, Yesterday, "as long legged
lank, sallow complexioned genius, mouu
ted upon ionsh, uncouth shetland pony
The horse and rider attracted no small
share OF attention. and many were tic
remarks made, and jcsts uttered rs the
porey passed along. After proceeding
very !cisurely for some distance. the ani-
mai came 10 The stand still, and in despite
of coazin2, threats, or blows. seemed re-
solved 10 have It's own way. A crowd Of
rien and boys gathered around. "Wbere
are you bouud if the wind holds z" asked
onc-"l!ow's your friends ;" shouted u.
mother. Are you the President !" in-
quired third. "No. ain, h,c President.
lin procession going TO mccr him." re-
piled The man, open the way aud lei us
pass, won, YOU - ''iiurrah!" roared a
doScn voices. . Whoa, gee. g'loug."
lie! The procession pass" make way
Tor The procession, clc., cic.. were the re-
marks q! the crowd.
The man hismounrd, gor before the
pcrcy. and prIIcd Il, tie kridIc. but The
auiiia. bTaccd Itself n,il Stood G.:n. lie
went behind, and beat and pushed it. but
it would not bulge au inch. Hurrahs
long and loud were given. Why. now
gentlemen, Id be sorry 20 Gpci you; sport.
hu, upon ms houor. that criIlcr is un, the
President, nJr am Que OF The Cabircr, so
what you are hurrawias about is more
Than know; hGt never mind. you anl
the first that's been mis,ahcn," The Pre-.
sidehr. ha ha ha. hurrah. You uini The
Cabinet, what are you, then - The
Cnp'ain's bed fellow" No ! amt I'm
master Of this stubborn criuer what! 20
jus, when he plrases, and all air:h couldn't
bulge him, unless ycu 80 before him and
h"!d out something green. Mister. lest
step slowly before him. aud try Lim.wonI
you y said tho man 10 oac, apparently an
Office h"l'le.. b. Tie huge bunch uf rib.
hons aIiacted 10 his hutton hnlc. The
BUNCH CT ribbons very quickly disappear
ed. The man n.ain maloped The poncy.
Willie ii kicked ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS caus.
cd the crowd 20 ,inzza mugl vociferously.
'Du"'t. good folks. don't make such a
noise. the cri'r"r will think he's 20, among
lot Of donkcy". and fellow feeling will
;nduce l,iai 10 stay here in spite Of all
can d." Good. well said" responded
several of lhc by-s,auders. The crowd,
6ndins they we're likely TO get the wors,
Of it in an encounter or wits began 70 dis:
perse, aud abe poacy seeming disposed 10
more. the man mounted and proceeded
on hih way. attracting, from The oddity Of
his appearance. the attention OF TIC crowd.
-B:ookiyn Meas.
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Not ourselves possessing even nn IN
finite small portion Of The talents or elo-
quence OF Socrates, wc can anticipate no
such results from wha; we have saId or
could sag in praise Of malrimony; but as
Miss Mary Cook has, in our ar'istlcai
representation Of the Happy Husband,
thrown an atmosphere Of pure aud perfect
bliss around him. we would ask our read
crs to transfer their attention from what
we have said 10 whu, she has done and
shnuld the result be, TO make any one OF
our welded readers hurry home 10 their
wives, or induce our bachelor patrons to
form an immediate and fixed resolve TO
has;cn with some lovely w"!nnn 10 The
hymeuial altar. we shall fec! that VIC are
not without our reward.