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Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

A REAL NATIVE We see by the Pennsy lvanian that the General DEARBoAHE who presided at the recent Native Convention, and proclaimed in his speech on taking the char that unless the continued immigration of foreigners was prevented the Natives vro"ld ha~c vaise in and massacre the tor egners, MAKE THEM OUR SLAVES, m order to preserve ihe FREE institutions of our counrv, IS the person who luaned the State arms oi Mas sachusei,s 10 put down he liberty party of R. Island This militia Generals dea oi preserving 'ihe Tree institutions of our country" bv the massacre or ihe enslavement of the people, is therefore no nnIred ex. periment but have been tested by practical execution, and it's distinguished author can warrant it's applicability either to foreign or native born victim.
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Review or inc 1ob;,e Market,

COTTON-Since this day week we have received by boats and wagons 239 bales, and exported none-eavng stock port evening of 692 baes-against 3095 samP time last year.
 been small scale owing the triang supply that but little is called for in weekly ports. Since our last the sales will amount about 200 bales holders realizing very full prices say from 54 7c in quality-good mdlings rating at 6c. and ord nary 5D5'1c For small lot of wagon cotton, chasing fully mid. fair, 7c. paid. Buyers have been compell ed in order to fill freight engagements to pay the asking holders The stock remaining unsod at the close of the week. ncludng 43 bales received yesterday not exceeding $50 bales, ofwhch portion limited above the market.
 A bale of the received yesterday by the steamer Native. It grown by Henry Lucas in Mont gomery county and consigned to Mauldin & Terrell in this city. The staple ginning and general appearance of the sample before superior to that of last year h will class mid fair This arrival is week earlier than the first appearance of cotton in this market in any previous We do however consider this as criterion by which judge of the forwaness of the crop generally; until recently, and many still favor the opinion, the impression pretty general that the crop fortnight later than last We give the date othe first receipts of cotton at this port for years
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p The above bale was picked gnned and packed on the 22d hauled into Montgomery the 23d, sold at for 4c and immediately shipped for this port where it arrived the 25h and having changed hands again al l4s. shipped on the Tmoeon for New York IL will be it's way to-day for the latter port making but four days since it stood in the field of Mir. Lucas.
 The intelligence from the country does not materially differ previous accounts except that rain has fallen but as yet, complaints made of an The prevalence of weather for any considerable time would apprehended prove ofserious injury In another column will be found sundry extracts relative to the ttler, etc.
 Fifteen days later foreign aJvices per Boston steamer, are now due, and will probably to hand today The arrival of the Great Western New York (to leave Lv erpoe 5ih July, day after the Boston steamer also expected to- day tomorrow
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MOBILE

Saturday Morning, July 20, 1s45 Democratic Nominations.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LlMES1 ONE. FOR CONGR ESs-FIRSr DISTRICT, K ID W A RD s. ID A RGA AN,
 OF MOBILE.
 For State Senate,
 JOSEPH SEAWELL.
 For Representatives, JOS c. SMITH, JEREMIAH AUSTILL For Commissioners of Roads and Revenue. H. CHAMBERLAIE, JACOB MAGEE, P. B. TAYLOR, A. DUaouY,
 THOMAS McGRAN,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

EXPRESSIVE FoRGERIEs.-About two or three months ago, forgeries 10 very large amount were committed uron the firm of E. K. Clark & Go. of this city, from which they and other firms were losers 10 the amount of nearly S10000. It WAS dis covered that forgeres had been committed bya man named Leon Goldsmith, formerly in the employ of a large mercantile house ia this city, who abscnnded. The matter was placed in the hands of officer Hays, complaints having been made at the police, and after a while the gentleman was discovered to be in Chi cago, and requisiion having been obtained, officer Huthwaite started off to arrest him He attained his object and has returned 10 this city with Gold smith in his custody LIN. Y. Morning News.
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Mr. HAGAs was nominated on the democratic ticket in his absence from the city. We are request ed to gay that he has written to decline the canvas and requests that his name may be withdrawn. IL is accordingly done with regret.
 It becomes d pressing duty therefore for immedI- ate means to be taken to supply he vacancy.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

ReE-Wlth very moderate supply and request prices steady at 4kD4Le.
 suGAR-The enquiry is still light with an ample sup ply notwithstanding which prices gradually stern ing up T1tD74ac. being asked for choice and 7 cts for fair to prime.
 SALT1hls article continues very dnl no whatever, except at retail, having pired for several weeks. Groccrs retail at Sl lOaO l.l5 per sack.
 WHIsKEY-Recepts have fallen of niateri lily, tho supply is however fully equal to the demand. Pr if) (. prr gullun higher than on this day weeksa, for Eexter's
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

FROM THE LA PLATA.-We learn from
 respondent Rio Janero under date ot June 2, that information has been received at that place, from Buenos Ayres, to the effect that both the Enssh and French ministers had notified Rssas that he must withdraw his troops from before slontevdeo. and that the war must His answer was unknown. The general opinion that in case of his refusal force woudbe used.-[U. g. (Phila,) Gazette l7ih.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

D-TO THE VOTERS OF MOBILE COUN. TY.-Reparis having been made ,hal have with drawn my name, as candidate for County Tax Col ector. would inform my friends that these reports are false, as shall not withdraw my name, but look to them for support.
 In anothe. card stating ha, n Native American Candidate, all foreigners should reside twenty-one years in the States before they vote, do mol in tend tn drslranchlse those who became citizens by the present law of the lard.
 jy24m JOHN HUNTINGTON.
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DEMAaARA.-The planters resolved that lf their migration project be moi ,ssfn the iau' shall not be theirs. The ship Beatrice has been chartered by persons in Demarara and Essequbo, ,and the Louisa Rae by others Be,bice. to proceed to Sierra Leone. for emigrants. The Success was ex- I eclsd from Caloulia, with Coolies.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

GJ- SUMMER ARRANoEMENr.--Publj days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed in by o'clock in iie evening.
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MORILE PUBLIC BATHS.

MOBILE PUBLIC BATHS. yVIHE subscriber informs the public that thls estA-
 bl,shment is now completed and ready at all times to furnish HOT, COLD and SHOWER bAIhS: The rooms are large and airy, and every pains w''l be taken 10 keep the baths clean and in good order. Cold and Warm Baths, each. 20 cts Shower Bath h...........". '4V Entrance on ihe north sIde of Cont street. between Royal and St Emanuel streets. | jy24Kmo* E. J.ofENCrN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

We have several communications band whicl are nuavod.hly excluded to-'i"y, ,i,em several on the Governors election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

ITTELL'S LIVING AGE--Part IS just re- I< c.;yed. Subscribers will please call for ihsm- at 2s Dauphn street. fjy22I s. W. ALLEN,
 P.S.-New subscribers wanted to 'his popular and interesting work. II is ihe cheapest and best publication in the U. States.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

pr1-The friends of JOHN P. REMY anno"nc' him as candidate for he office of Clerk of the Cir ruit Court of Mobile coUuv, al the election on s"' first Monday of August next. Janl4 oo'e
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

hc,- To the Vofvs of Mobile connty: We are an- t,orized to announce DRURY THOMPSON M ca nddate for re-elecion to the office oi O'eik o' me Conn,v Court Inf Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- "", election feb8 60iile"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

1ABjNET MAKING-D B. CRANE. corner O Water and St Francis streets, nianniacinms order and repairs every description Of CABINET FURNITURE in the neatesl manner. share ot natropaee is respectfully solicited. js24 '7Stt
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

s4, The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- o,s, election. myl9 l4b
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

TPHOLSTERlNG-old Sofas resea'ed. var U nished. repaired and made equal to the new ar tcle; also, Ma,resses made order or repaired m tine neatest manner. Steamboat and Hotel Mattresses cleaned and refted by D. B CRANE,
 iv24 l79tf Corner Water and St Francis sts
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NATHANIEL GLOVER, co M M IS SION M E R c HA NT,

MOBILE, ALABAMA, El AVlNG made ample provisions to commence a A E Com mission Bus iness in the city If Mobile, by the first oi November next, will sirictl, attend to the sale of cotton and all oher country produce that ma, be inlrusted to his care; and. to all who may favnr him with their patronage in the cotton way. can have all orders for family dry goods and groce- res filled by him at the shortest notice and will a. diligence to give general satisfaction to his patrons.
 REFE ENCEs.
 hnonopUs noi O. w RaroG,rr, Ra1DGns ofwieo1 Co., Ala Dr. s. G. COCHRAN, )
 $. w. HARRIS, ofPickins Go. Ala. Dr. P. KING,
 E w. BENNETT, of Monroe Co. Miss. cmAsIn: Or Win s4ussT; s4sssr1, ofNosabse co.M.' Dr. F. w WINTER. of cooksville, Miss. Rev. Mir. SHAVER, of Warsaw, Ala. j,26 l80tlsep1
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

AtJ~The undersigned announces himself as can didstc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile conn y; V;;an11 ", ,,8 a1,e "''s JACOB s. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

lrS-I offer my name Io the voters of Mobile county as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County ",.oa EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

TNDERTAKING-The undersigned begs leave U respectfully to inform his friends and the pub- hc, that he is prepared to attend FUNERALS m the city and county, and will endeavor to give sat's- fscio to such families as may need his services.
 D. B. CRANE,
 ;oA I7Q,r Garner Water and St Francis-sta
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

Oy-We are requested to announce EDWARD b. GALE as a candidate for Clerk Of the County Cnn's at the ensuing election. ""iA
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ns-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- mort him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court al the election in August next.
 ian16 4OeS
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s-TThe friends of THOMAS c NEWBOLD will support hin for County Tax Collector al he enc s,ng auoust election. je3 157*
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The river Oregon derives its name from oregano, a Spanish word signifymg penuyroyal hyssop, which grows abundanily on ihe banks.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

Medical Colle ge of LOuisiana. VUNIE annual course of Leci"ren in this institution l will commeuce on MONDAY. NOVEMBER l7th, I845, and continue fosr months,
 Physiology and Pathology. John Harrison, D. Theory and Practice of J,m.s lanes. Nj. D.
 Medicine. .....
 Surgery Warren Stone, M. D. Cemstry J. L. Rddell, M. D. Obstetrics and diseases II C.,.. M n
 of women & children { -
 Materia Medica and wM c,r,.n,er MD Therapeutics. s.......S Anatomy Al Wenderburn, M D Demonstrator of Anatomy " R. .LeM onner. M D. ;v22+mmo w. Nj CARPENTER, Dean.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

fts- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him as candidate for the offce Of Tax Collector of Mob;le county at the ensuing August election. jeS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

DIED-At New Orleans, the 23rd inst, Capt. E. COOPER. master of the schooner AtaAtn.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26
ELECTION NOTICE


 A GENERAL Election will be held in Mobile coun- "A y at the Court House thereof, and al the other Election Precincts of said unty. on the first Mon- day of August, Ia45, for the purpose of elec,ing s Governor of the State of Alabama; one Representa- tive to the Congress of the United States, for the first Congressional District of the State eff Alabama; three Repre- esentatives to represent Mobile county m the Representative branch of the Legislature of Alabama; Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county; Clerk of the County Court Of Mobile countyi one Tax Collector for Mobile county; and five Com. missioners of Re, enue for Mobile county. jy3 l7O CHARLES BANCROFT, Sheriff M. o
 ELECTION FOX SENATOR. FIN pursuance of ihe proclamation of His Exceen- \ cy BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Governor of the State of Alabama. to me directed, an Eec- ton for Senator for Mobile county, will be held on the day of the General Election. on the first Monday in August, 1e46, to fill a vacancy occasioned by the resignation of E. s. DARGAs. iy8 t72 c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c. vTHE following named persons have been duly np- \ pointed Inspectors of the General Election 10 be held for Mobile county on ihe lst Monday of Au- gust, 1S45:
 Ines R1fuyning 0ffcers.
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Totai Receipts all the ports in the country to aes

EXCHANGE-The request continues moderate, and chiefly confined to checks the north and N. Orleans The rate the latter is unchanged but drawers New York generally advanced the rate in the beginning of the week 4 per cent. The Bank of Mobile sells New York checks at per cent prem, and New Orleans h prem- Time bills are almost nominal State notes have decn- ed 1(0l per ct. and dull. See table.
 FREIGHTS-We have had no arrivals during the week
 the vessels in port at our last still remain. The Tmo leon is engaged full with cotton and will probably clear day, rate sl4 per bale. The osceola and Lawrence both loading lumt for eastern ports.
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Ter Clerk of lhe County Co'

HOT VICrH or Uht NUuIHHsy Rs- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as cans ddate for the office of Clerk of the County Cnut as the ensuing election. PAV
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

FOR GALVESTON, Texas.
 (1'o sa,l on Jhursday. the 8la inst.) SSE, The fine schooner AURELIA, Capt. $ EEsM Die, will positively sal above. For freight passage apply 10
 iy27U c LEBARON, 86 Commerce st
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ra Con,,ty TeY CoIIecto

For COumty T N1 COIItCtOF. .
 GSg- The friends of JOSEPH CURRAN will sup- mort him candidate for the nice of Tax olle' tor c Mnhe cnuniv al the ensuing August electon. iel9
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tI,e Circuit Court.

Fer Clerk Sf the Circuit COurt.
 nJ- am candidate for reelection ID the othee of CIerk of the CireuiI Court of Mobile county a the e"s"lTs soIs august AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

The steamboat MONMOUTH, so well known in the trade between this port and New-OrIeans, has, as are inform ed by the New-Oreans papers. been sold to the United States, and is 10 be sent lmme- daiely 10 Texas wh the United States troops and supplies The UNDISE has been chartered also as lighter, aud has already sailed for Texas.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-26

GrRELIGIoUs NoTlCE.-The Second Presb, ts-
 an Church being temporarily closed during the com
 pieon of the basement sory, the Rev MT. NALL VIII
 preach Sabbath morning, at II o'cork at Spring Hill.
 The Rev. Mir. DORMAN will preach ut the same place
 al half past o'cock PM.
 urMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co ofHew-York-A Dividend of TWENTY AND A HALF
 declared the 9th inst. Capital increased to HUNDRED sIxTy-sEvEN THOUsAND DOLLARS. Total a million of dollars.
 Pei who did business with Inc Agency daring the
 just ended. will receive their Dividends Scrip in February.
 Applications fur INSURANCE will he received a the office
 Of the Agency, of St Francis and Royal ss up stairs. jnnlel ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent. u HAVILAND, CLARK N CO.,, IMPORT
 FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Peumery,
 Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Dye Suffs, &c. Nos 45 and 47 Water street-MOBlLE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-York. HAvILAND, HARRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, s. 0. HAvILAND, RIsLEY x Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lcmo rCHINA, Glass, Earthenxvare and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is
 receiving extensive Of the above arti cles, hich he offers at he lowest prices. novl4 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer. 34 Water-sf LELAND OFFICE, ST. STEPHENS, ALA. Letters addressed this office POST PAID, will be promptly attended 10. jyl9 TIC
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The polls at the Court House, Mississippi Hotel. and West Ward Hotel. will be opened ai o'clock AM and closed al o'clock PM, and al all ,ht o.hes
 precincts in the county of Noble, will be opened as | . o'clock AM. and closed ai o'clock PM
 jyS l72tde C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. q.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-23

THE VERY LAST AND BEsT.--Why is Judge
Edmonds like Benjamin Franklin
Because, one bottled lightning and the other
Iugged (Rlg) Thunder!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-23
To all Concerned.

We would call the attention of some of oul
..ubscrihers, and especially certain Post Mas
,,rs. to The following reasonable, and well sell
,IsS rules of Law in relation 10 publishers, lc
Ihefpairons of newspapers.
THE LAW on NEWSPAPERS.
]. Subscribers who oD not give cypress no.
t,cs 10 ahe contrary, are considered as wishing
10 continue their subscriptions.
Q II subscribers order the discon'inuance oI
their papers, the publishers may continue 10
send them ,ill all a7rearages are paio.
g. IL subscribers neglect or refuse 10 lake
their papers from the Offices 10 which they are
directed. they are held responsible til they
hare settled their bill, and ordered ;her papers
discontinued 5r si7 u. n ~ ia /;
L. Ifsubscribers remove 10 other places with
out informing The publishers, and their paper is
senl 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sponshe.
5. The courts hare decided tha, refusing 10
lake newspaper or periodical from The office,
or renewing aud leaving il uncalled for. is 'pri-
ma facie" evidarce of intentional fraud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-23
Cruel but Singular Experiment.

A communication in The Charleston Courier,
states that some time since a buzzard was
caught in Missouri, and its eyes ripped open
with an awl; so that no parl of lhe ball re-
NAMED. The head of the bird was then put
under lis wing; in few moments The bird shook
its wings, gradually drew oul lis head and its
eyes were found as sound as ever This is
said to have been repeated al least fifty times,
and always with the same result. The down
on the inside Of the wing is SAID to be cure
for blindness.
Major John PLIERS, W ho is said 10 have been
the operator in the case, has made affidavit sta
ting:
81 am The individual alluded 10 in the above
communication, and tha, The facts stated there
in, so far as | am concerned, are true in every
parsicula-. The experiment of ripping open
the buzzards eyes. during the lime we kept il.
from February until May, was repeated dare
say fifty times; and once. al log rolling, ten
times in one day. An old African negro, be-
longing 10 Mr. F. VaI, Sen'r of ST. Genevieve,
named Joseph, (hough supposed TO be upwards
of one hundred years old,) first told me Of it,
and have tried it frequently since. on differ
enl huzzards, with the same result. This same
negro told me that The feathers could not be
plucked ou. Of bald eagle. This is true
You NAV try i, in any way, aud scald il, and
you cannot pull out feather"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-23
The season for Transpianiims Trees,

For many reasUns Auiu.hn is The best caIcn-
laled for the iransplanting Of trees. In 'iis
first place ii is season OF more leisure than
Spring, and the ground is in better condinn
both for taking up and setting onl the Iree.---
Secondly, the operation Of The rost, and the ac-
cumuIalion of wafer by the mel'ng oI snow.
tend TO work the earth in among The IODls. j;
is an acknowledged fact that trees set "u' IN
the Fall ge, better rooted, and are consequent
ly better prepared TO Withstand drought rhan
those which are set oul IN Spring. There -
but hIle more danger of their winter killing
than if they remained in their natural postum
We Tried The experiment last year with entire
success, and though we set cut peach trees ot
thrifty growth as late as The middle of Novcm-
Der, they lived, and through The past unusually
Since choICe iruu are SO easily aud cheaply
procured, and beautiful luresI trees can I've had
for taking them up, it is astonishing To US shat
50 hllle attention is paid to their cultivation
both for ornament and use. A small spoI of
ground will suffice for rearing fine
beautiful grape vine, which will a thousand
times repay the labor # cul'sa'ing them a
farm in the country without good orchard, ami
a house unshaded by ornamental Trees aud
shrubbery, beiokens sluggish and ,asleless
owner If The time tha, is spen, in hanging
round The resorts were devoted TO the useful
purpose of planting trees, The roadsldes esuy
where woGld present luxuriant and beautiful
appearance Boston Olive Branch er
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-23
Not Married Yet.

f A sPlNsTBR's LAMENT.
l'm single yel-l'm single yet,
And years have flown since came oul
In vain sigh--in vain fre, eu rs-
Ye Gods what are The men about!
vow I'm twenty !-oh, We powers
A spin,er's lotis hard to bear
On earth alone 10 pass her hours, @
And afterwards lead apes--d0wh there :
No offer yet--no offer yet
l'm puzzled Quite 10 make ii out,
For every beau my cap sci,
What, what, what are the men about9
They don't propose--lhey ront propose,
For fear, perhaps, I'd not say "yes ~
Jus, let them iry-lor Heaven knows
I'm ired of single blessedness.
Not married yet-not married yet
The deuce is in the men fear.
lm like a--somelhing 10 be let.
And to be-let alone--lhai's clear.
They say '''she's pretty but NO chink-
And love without il runs in debt ~
II agi,ates my nerves to think
That | have had no offer yet!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-23
Preservation of Pumpkins.

This fall let every farmer gather as many oi
his bes, ma,ured pumpkins as will suffice to
supply his stock with mess daily through the
winter, and depusile them carefully IN close
and secure repository, according 10 the follow
ing succinc, and definite rules: Isl, lay stra-
inm of the buus of straw from the lhreshlng
floor, one foot thick; on this stratum dePosiie
another Of pumpkins, and cover them with an
oiher layer OF straw aud so on TO the end OF your
heap s~a.f .1" 3' - e' Z" s''
In nhis way pumpkins may be preserved mos
of the yea.. as sweet and fresh as when taken
from the field Try il friends, and don't leave
everything 10 be discovered by accident, as Is
The case with experiments in agriculture gem
orally. aaa H