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$40
 William Kitchen, Henry F. Norris, Henry Parrish and Daniel Parrish, LeGay W. Wiley, Calvin Nor rs, David 5todler, John Hall, Joseph Hail, Charles
 Hall and J. Hamilton Hustle, defendants. fENiIE bill ia this sets forth that the 18th u day of April, lSi0., Wm. Kitchen was indebted to Edwin and Francis Robinson in the sum of 1926 65-100, and that to secure the payment of that sum- said Kitchen executed his certain indenturc of mort gage said r.. x r. Robinson of certain real estate in the city of Mobile, situated in State st., between Water and Commerce sts The bill further sets forth that the said deed of mortgage was subject 10 certain conditions by the performance of which the said mort gage would be defeated, that those conditions have not been performed, and that the mortgage and notes have been assigned and transferred to the complain ant. The bill firth alleges that the other defendants above named have pretend to have title to the mort gagged premises, and prays that the mortgaged property may be sold and the equities of all the de- iendants be foreclosed.
 And now the complainant comes by it's solicitor, and applies for order of publication, and It appear ing te Register, from an aiiayt on file, that the the defendants Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish and Daniel Parrish, are residents of the City and State of New York, and that the defendant I.eltoy M Vii ley is n resident of Charleston in the State of South Carolina they are ordered to appear at ie next term of the of chancery for the first district ol the southern chancery division of the State ofAlabama, at Mobile, to be hcll on the second Monday oi May next, and answer or demur the said complainnnts bill of complaint. IL is further ordered that this or der be published once week for four weeks, in some newspaper published in Mobile; that copy be post ed on the door of the house of Mobile county and that copy be forwarded to each of the sad non resident defendants, by mai at tseir respective pa- ces of residence, all within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness, Malcolm, J. McI,ae, Register of said
 court of clancery this fourteenth day of Dec. lSll
 Attest, M. J. MeRAE,
 dccIl tE Register.
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EeICH SILKS AND EMBROIDERIES-Ch -Chena AN Silks, plain and satin striped; watercd and changeabe do; prea, variety of black and blue black Italian Lustrings; needle worked Pelerines and Col lars; mourning do; plain, figured, and 2l mourning Muslin de Laine; Silk Fringes; Daisy Buttons; chi nelle Cords and rasscls plaid, striped and dotted Swiss Muslins Bishop Lawn; embroidered Dapery MusIins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods; French Corsets; hair Underdresses; l2-4 Bobbinet; 6-4 bleached Cotton Sheeings; ladies Umbrellas and Silk Shades; hem-s stitched and revere lawn llhdkfs; Revere Lawns and Linen Cashrics; Lise Thread Laces and Edgnss; Cambrc and Swiss Muslin In- sertings elegant Broeld hoayy silk and embroder- ed Muslin dc Lane Shawls, Sc. For sale low by
 dl0 GEORGE c. HENRY, Al Dauphin-st.
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DORDEAuX CLARET.--20 casks. n superior EB article, lai,ding from the birque II. Shelton, and for sale by
 decI4 MARSHALL & ROWE.
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BILE on Royal street, 150 yards south oftlr Man sion House, where they can accommodate 109 Horses Dro,ers can rent stalls and feed their own horses or have them stalled and fed by the proprieiors, with as mach care and at as moderate prices as any eslab- lishment in the city.
 Horses and Carriages to let at all times.
 P. WATERS, decl3 IIK mo THOS. BUFORD.
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OCT, H' U' Io9I' Nt1csI, declI tC RI. J. McAAE, Register

NN ORI GAGE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of n IVA mortgage made by Wm. Wyatt, to me, dated Feb 9th, 1S39 and recorded m the Clerks office of Autauga county, Alabama, in Book D. B., pages 4l9 and 420, shall sell for cash to the highest bid der, in Washington, Autauga CO.,, Ala, the 18th day of Feb. lSi2, the following negroes, viz-Elza, Phoebe, Melinla, CIary, Aaron, Abel, Henry, Bill, Jacob and Armistcad.
 decI4 12tL VIM. ROBINSON:
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EINCINNATI SIDES.-22 casks fine article <L of Cincinnati cured Meat, landing from schooner Roane and for sale by
 decII MARSHALL & ROWE.
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p ECEiNED per brig Georgian a new style of Ae French and Manchester Ginghams of choice patterns; ,anask and double danask Table Cloths and Napkins; l0-i Flemish Linea Sheeting; 10-4 and I2-4 Irish do; Rose Blankets and MarseIes and ImperiaI Bed Spreads.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to P. Cullen, decl5 61 Dauphin-st
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UNDERWRITERS, AGENCY.

NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby gives notice l ' of his having been appointed Underwriters Agent for the following named Insurance Companies of Philadelphia. viz;
 NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. INsBRANcE Go. OF THE STATE or PENNSYLVANIA. PHILApELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
 UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY.
 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
 ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
 WASHINGTON IHsuRASck COMPANY.
 DELAWARE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
 AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
 PHRsIx INSURANCE CoMPASY.
 DELAwAng Co5NTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
 nl3 VIM H. BUNNELL. A DVERTISEMENT-The subscribers hereby "A give notice that they have been appointed un- derwrters Agents by and for the following namedIr surance Offices of New York viz
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(LOTHING AND BROGANS.-Landing, I2 V cases Linscy Pants; Hard Times do; striped and plain Shirts; Blankei Goats; Negro Pants; Red Shirts, and Kip Brogans, for sale by
 dccl4 VIM. H. BUNNELL & co.
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STATE OF ALABAMA-MONROE COUNTY. ORPHANS CouRT Is vAcATIoS,}
 Noxanber 9a t2tl

November 20, fSif. nN the application of Robert J. Black, Admins- Orator of tho estate of ROBERT BLACK deceased, for final settlement of the estate of said inesatc, it is ordered that the first Monday m January next (l3i2) ut the court house of Monroe county be set apart as the time and place Tor said final setilcmetne and that publication thereof be made once week ion six wccks in the Mobile Register and Patriot, a newspaper printed in the city ofMobile, when aud where, oil persons interested, to be interested, may attend, ifthey please
 true copy from the minutes, Attest,
 noy27 Sstc JAS. McCOLL, Clerk.
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Robert D. James, complainant.


 isanc II. Erwin, admir-, Anne Hitchcock, Caroline Hitchcock Henry Hitchcock. Andrew Iiiihcock and
 Ethan A. Hitchcock, defendants. FENilE bill in this case Is filed to torcclose mort a gage executed by Henry Hitchcock to the complainant for square Is of the Favre tract .oi land, situated in the city of Mobile
 And now the complainant comes by his solicitor and applies for order o publication, and ii appcar ing inc satisfaction of the Register from affidavit on file, that the dcls Anne Hitchcock, Caroline, Henry, Andrew and Ethan A. Hitchcock are non-re sents of the state of Aabama, that Anne Hitchcock resides near Lexington in the state of Kentucky, and that the others of the said nonresident deits all infants and reside with their mother the said Anne. The said nonresident deits ordered to appear before the first day of the of the of cancery for the first district of the southern chan cery division of the of Alabama Mobile to he held the second Mondey of May next, and answer dcmur 10 lhe blll of complaint. IL is further dered, that this order be published week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobile that copy oie sanc be post cd the door of the court house of Mobile county, and that two copies be forwarded by mail to the said Anne Hitchcock at her aforesaid place of residence, for herself and for her said infant children, all within fifteen days from this date
 Witness Malcolm ]. McRac, register of he said court of chancery, this sixth day of Dec. A. D. lsil
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 dec 6tE Register.
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n Chancery-State ofli lilabama-Moble County
 Al RHies-Dec. 18th, 1Sil. State Bank at Elizabeth, complainant.
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EO OK. AND EIGHTH CHESTS TEA; 10 OO hhds old Sagar, choice article: 50 bags La guira Coffee; 20 do old Java do; Is bbls Boston Mo- Loaf Sugar; l5 do crushed do; 80 boxes chewing Tobacco; 75 boxes No. Soap; 50 pxs New Bed ford Candles, for sale by
 decIa F. MctiAaKILI IS Comnerce-st
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 ITO SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, AND IRA | DERS IN GEN above arc re- spectully informed that they be supplied by tho undersigned with the following Goods received and receiving all times from he manractories of Tho mas Vyse, London and Florence English Bonnets, Hats and Plait, plain and fancy of
 every decription Plain and fancy Tuean Poit. Pedal Plait. Rolio
 Cords, Bands and Tassels, Straw Buttons, Ros.
 cites, Edgngs, &e.
 Likewise constantly receiving by vessels direct from Leghorn, ladies', mens boys, girls and infants Hats, of every variety.
 And the following description of Silks, likewise receiving by the steamers and packets:-- Ladies' Dresses. gentlemens Scarfs and Cravats.
 Bandannas Romals, Paris and Fancy Bundan-
 mas.
 ITALIAN LUSTRINGS AND CRAvATS, from
 every manufactory of celebrity In addition to the above, Rags, Oil and Paper,
 standy hand, from the different Italian
 states. A consignment of Silk velvets and Sewing Silks,
 shortly expected
 Orders received on commission for merchandise or productions of England and Italy.
 WILLIAM WISE,
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LHfRGMEH'S INSURANCE co. OF MOBILE, A No. 3! St Franc.s.sreet, continues to take Ma rine. River and Fire Risks. The office ia open all day. Applications for Fire Risks are requested o e made before l2 o'clock NJ and for Marine Risks n any hour during the day.
 CHARLEs WHITE, President
 0. P. TIAsWELL, Vice President
 DIREcToRsi
 John F. Eagles, Charles Auze. Hr. Tardy. Charles White John K Collins, Wm. A. Terrell, ]. c. Chamberlain, Chs. Cnllum, O. r. Haswen, Jos Hall, l. II. Erwin Geo. G. Prentice, s. W. Allen, Wm. H. GhiAsey,i
 Rich'd H Redwood.
 JAS. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary THOMAS LoSGFiELD Inspector. nov5 MOBILE INsURANcE Ra.s cs {, eoMrANY. s, ANY, .., Insures against Fire, Marine asd River Risl g.
 DIREcTeRs.
 Jonathan Enamel, John Simpson. II A. Schroeder, Thos. w. Mccoy J. Bloodgood, II. o. Brewer, Alex. Pope B. F. Marshall. t Desha, J. A. M. Battle R. V. Montague, Fl. Barney,
 J. EMANUEL, Prcsidfat THos s. KING, Sec'y. ian6 ERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF l7h RluBiLE--Cuphal S25o 0G0 paid in and secur cd agreeaLly 10 the requirements of its charter. This Com rsny continues tomaae insurance against loss damage River or Marine Risks, and against
  The public may rel, prompt adjustment oflos- DthECTs3s.
 H. B. Gwathmey John E. Toulmin. J. J.V. Wanroy, Joseph F. Sheffield Charles Gascoigne Wm. H. Pratt. James G. Whitaker, NewtonjSt. John. Wm. Jones Jr. J. U. Sch1t, Tndman Barney, Latham Mitchell,
 Wm. ?. Moleu.
 H. B. GWATHMEY, President R. s. DUSRRR, Secretary. jan2i REARINE AND FIRE lNSURANCE.-ALA 1VA BAMA LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY Capital s350,o0o all paid in.
 TRUSTEES.
 JAS. INNERARITY, President. T. Sanford. Otis Dyer, Jona Hunt. Henry Myers, c. c. Hazard. s. P. Bullard A. W. Gordon, Arch Broun, F.W. MCsy, James Dcas. F. Ravases, Calvin Norris. This company continues ts de a general Insurance business atthe oiSce, of St Francis and Royal streets, taking risks tho usual of insurance against loss or damage by Fire 10 buildings mer- chaudize contained therein also against the dangers of marine river navigation
 iunea N. O. J. TlSDALE, Seo'y pro tenn.
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ENSURANCE-HAZARp & FOWLER, agents for N the Hartford lusurpnsc Cs. taking risks against Fire, Cotton ia Presses, and on Merchaa- dize and Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile nlI
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- - ' - 4''' '1 '7 NN ' TIT E'-I
 FIDE ANn MARINE INSITP ANrE

FIitE AND MARINE INSURANCE. THVliE undersigned, appointed agent for the PRO- n FICTION INSURANCE co. of Hartford Connecticut, is prepared te take risks against fire Stores and Dwellings (of brick or wood) and their contents, also Marine river rsks on cotton and merchandise of any description.
 The rates el premium charged will be as low any other office, and claims for loss damage sus- tained promptly adjusted
 JNO. c. RYAN, Agent, COTS b7tf cor. Conti & Water sts.
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EpLANKETS, Fhnnes, MarseilIes Quilts, Sheet EB ing and Shrting, Linens, French, English and Bombazne, Hosiery, Gloves, Mtts Ribbons, Table Cloths, Napkins and Towcls-togelhcr with great variety of Millinery and llaberdashery, articles just received per barque Reform and Floridian and for sale low for Cash only, by
 DANIELS x BRADY, s3 Dauphin-st.,
 decl4 immehiatcY npnnsite the Public Suuare
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nR. II. GATES, the only Agent in Mobile, for 4I the sale of D. Landreth's very superior Garden Seeds, is now receiving from the Vermont new sup ply, embracing all the varieties suitable for this sea son. Or These Seed ere all warranted to be the crof of 1911. decll 10K mo
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FOR RENT,

SsA A handsome Room on the ground llur of llc .Gsl new huilding C,nl street, next east ef the b,nk-runs the entire depth, with two fire places.
 Also,-A Room the second floor, suitable for an office, with fireplace. Apply at ths office.
 declt
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h s@ n The well known and fast running SSszztssE SSszzt4ssSEsklrSSI-. steamer GEN'L GAINES, J. w. Pollock, master, will leave Mobile every Thursiay evening, at o'clock p. m., arrive at Montgomery Saturday at l2 o'cock m., and We;mnpka at 3 p. m. Will leave Wetumpka on Sunday morning at n. and Montgomery at II a and arrive m Mobile Tuesday morning in time for the N. Orleans Line Packets. For freight passage, apply on board,
 to E. l.. ANDREWS & CO.,
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FOR RENT.

%zA FOR RENT.--A ilouse, Niill lhre aefes of g;la. mdaitacici, with gaod kitchen, aud .li'r, good order, a drsiuai,c residence. sltnaed on Gov crnnentst., mile from he sarket house.
 House at SunmcrviIe, corner of Spring lIll road and Center Avenue.
 \ House on ttc Avenue adjoining tle above. To good tcnanta the aha,e houses will be rrnei ,cty low For terms, apply to
 dec15 E. c. CENTER & co.
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Ivk BRADY, s3 Dauphin st., (inncdately oppo- site the Public Squarc) have just ecevedper barque Reform, splendid lot of Plush, Chne, Velvet and silk Maatas of the newest and most fashionable description. dec II
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ID AISINS.-lO0 boxes Bunch Raisias, for sale lC declS by JNO. c. RYAN.
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NINC1NNATI SIDES.-75 casks direct iron, S Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Mer- chan,, superior, article, for sale by
 decll MARSHALL, & ROWE
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the organ occasioned by the stimulus Of
light. This is not the case; professor
of the Louisville Institute anatomized the
head of this fish and says there is no in
dication of there being such an organ.
The lake of the cave has never been eX-
pIored; some have attempted it, but they
have become alarmed and abandoned the
enterprise. Stevenson, Of Georgetown,
has vcnmrcd farther on it than any other
person. lie passed, while on it, | am
told, the mouths of four rivers or caves
filled with water. 1t is Of great depth,
and, tits supposed, of great width. This,
however, conceive doubtful, as | can
not conceive Of the existence Of an arch Of
sufficient expansion to admit of a lake Of
great dimensions. In descending the ri
yer to the lake, the mouths Of a great ma
ny caves were seen, all Of which are to be
explored.
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The following description of this wonder OF the
continent is written by an eyewitness.
The improvements within the cave
commence about half mile from the
mouth, in that branch formerly known
as the Great Bat Room, but now as Au-
dubon's Avenue, named by the proprie-
tor after his old friend the celebrated or
nithologist. They consist Of chambers
IA feet square and 10 feet high. The
chambers are placed aside Of the cave and
10 feet apart. A handsome panel door
opens upon the avenue, and to the sides
of those to be occupied by families are
sliding doors. A curtain ten feet in width
extends from one chamber to the other,
and when let down and the sliding door
open, communication from one chamber
TO another can be had without being seen
by those promcnading the avenue. The
reasons which influenced the proprietor
IN selecting this situation were its isolat-
cd position, its vast size, 60 feet wide by
as many high, its con,iguity to good wa
ter, its aiiording pleasant promenade to
those wishing to visit the hotel above, its
greater convenience and cheapness than il
it had been at remote distance and
moreover, it is at the nearest point where
the atmosphere is uniform during winter
and summer.
Owing to the extensive hotel which the
proprietor is erecting above ground, there
have been only four or live chambers cree
ted in the cave; they exhibit most pie
turesque appearance. | have no doub
but the hotel above will be measurably
deserted as soon as the necessary cham
bcrs below are completed. A RESTRAIN
will be established at convenient dis
lance from the chambers. The cave pos
sesses peculiar fitness for such an esta
bllshment; because meats, butter, &c.
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NJ. Morn, Ip,r, 7. S,Ira .o,,. u,
c. G. Mullen, Dayton.
A. o. SMITH, Smiths mills.
JAsov GUnLEr, Troy Grove.
HENnY PnILLrps. Munson, (Indian creck.)
T.. w. REYSoLus, p. NJ. Pontiac.
RgEs MORGAN, Morgan's mill.
WILLIAM RNEY, near Van Buren,, I'll.
WILLIAM X. BRowN, Sunbury, Illinois.
HGNRY Hicks, Hicks mill, De kolh Co. ILL.,
w. w. VIM, Oswego, Kane Co. III.
ANTHONY PirzER, Boonesboro', Ogle Co. III.
r. II. DUnYEA, Yorkville, Kendall CO.,, Ills.
Dr. c. SMITH Gaoreft1yyii
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more bitter, because unhcarI and una
yailing.
Then wave thy chaplet of flowers, and
strcw the beauties Of nature about the
grave console thy broken spirit, if thou
canst, with these tender, yet futile tributes
of regret but take warning by the Bit
taucss of this thy conui!e affection over
the dcad, and hencelorth be more faithful
and aIcctionata in the discharge Of thy
duties to the living.
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BY CHApLES A. JONES.

Where are the hardy ycomcn,
Who battled for this land,
And trode thee hoar old forests,
u brave and gallant band
oh, know yc where they slumber
No monument appears,
For Freedoms pilgrims to draw nigh,
And halow with their tears!
Or were no works of glory
Done in the olden time
And has the west no story
OF dsathlcss deeds sublime.
Go ask ycn shining river,
And it will tell tale
OF deeds of noble daring,
Wlll make thy cheek grow pale;
Go ask yon smiling valley,
Whose harvest blooms so fair,
Twill tell thee sad story
Of the brave who slumbcr there;
Go ask yon mountain, rearing
Its forest crest so high;
Each tree upon its summit
Has seen u warrior die.
They knew no dread of danger,
When rose the Indians yell;
Right CALAMITY they struggled,
Right CALAMITY they fell:
From Allcgheny's summit
To the farthest western shore,
These brave mems bones are lying
Where they persisted in their gore;
And not a single monument
Is seen IN all the land,
H. honor of the memory
or that heroic band.
Their bones were left to whiten
The spot where they were slain;
And were we now to seek them.
They would be sought in vain.
The mountain cat has toasted
Upon them as they lay;
Long, long ago they mingled
Again with other clay:
Their very names are dying,
UnConsGcrate to fame.
In oblivion they slumher,
Our glory and our shame.
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Affection for the Dead.



Affection for the Dead.
ny wAsuIyGTO IRVING.
The sorrow for the dead is the only
sorrow from which we refuse to be diyor-
ccd. Every other wound we seek to
heal - every other affection to forget ;
but this wound we consider it duty to
keep open, this affection we cherish and
brood over in solitude. Where is the
mother who would willingly forget the
infant that persisted like a blossom from
her arms, though every recollection is 4
pang? Where is the child that would
willingly forget the most tender Of pa
rents, though to remember be but TO lam
cnt? Who, even in the hour of agony,
would forget the friend over whom he
moums-who, even when the tomb is
closing upon the remains Of her he most
loved; when he feels his heart, as it
were, crushed in the closing Of its por-
tails would accept of consolation that
must be brought by forgolluncss ! No,
the love that survives the tomb, is one Of
the noblcst attributes of the soul.
If it has woes it has likewise its de-
lights and when the OVERLOOKING burst
of grief is Gained into the gentle tear OF
recollection, when the sudden anguish
and the conclusive agony over the pres