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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-05

iend erson. with the agility OF fairy, descended
into the cabin which elegantly fitted up and
returned on deck bearing in her arms bright
looking child about two years old--who was in
deed. miniature edition of horself. His name, -
said she. while her eyes were snflilsed with the
tears Of Joy and gratitude, as Charles Wilcox
Hen lersoni"
As Captain Wilcox stepped over the gang way,
after bidding his friends temporary adlou. he
was heard 10 mu.tor 10 himself, ..What an unulit-
gated scoundrel | should have been, to have
burnt the AIawick Castle"
soa.h Eadiana Conferences.
MADISON. Oct Is l. Is,
The labors this highly respectable body OF Minister.
of Christ brought to close 20 after
I'd with great harmony AMI COOL feeling But we have
neither time space for remarks We have de-
layed the paper 10 get IN the following: Banner.
List OF Appointments for the ensuing year.
B,ookrige Disfrirt,-.lL1Ex WLEr Presiding Elder.
Brook ltie-Joss ll Huntington, q IL Nc LaugilI!I
Furfiel !-Jacob Bruner
Naturalization Iares o Hplsh
Browns. ilIe-B p Griffith, J Wallace
W iiIaiug ton-Gcorg Ravens
connrrsvili--it $ Robinson, T c Crawford.
I.anrel-John " Sullivan
Nlncllcstcr-fi c f}ceks, II Miller
Lawrencehurgll--A Eddy
Milau-J nchester, c Holiday
Madison Diarict.-JoiN MILLER, f. +.
Wesley Oh. ana Walnut st-W " IllLJcn
Third Street-John kiger
Can,.tl-II j Durbin
yeyay-.A Bussy--ono to be supplied
Patriot--Enlnois Rntlelge
Hartforl-T Hurlhurt
Rising Snn--T VI Eddy
Nersaes--Jacob Nhcman
LeAington-Wn McGinnis, T Y Tiffany
Vernon, (Hiss.) Isaac Crawford
Paris w Neltnler
Mar .4}5qay Datirt.-f,. r. AM..s, L. l..
Wesley CHI Holiday
Centeiiary--Jaln es Crawford
-rsonreJnacs Jones
Utica-Jarucs Hill
Charleston--Et G. Wood
New Washington. " Caldwell
New Philadelphia, Mss II Carey, James Mitchell
Salen--Cyrus Mutt
Green.ille-W W SNYDER
f'rcderieksbnrg- Genung
Cory4olI--siIas R;.,gson
Elizabeth--Jo,ln " Dole
E.4uxsWe D:xtlict-Ioux krARxs. T.. E.
Mount yernon-Asnrv Wilkinson
Cynthana--rJ Ryan
Princston-C: { Smith
Boonyie--W II Fraiiay--onc to be surp!cI
HoetpoFt-G W Walker
Rome W Julien
I.eayenworth, (AIjss.5-T Rav William Butt
Jasper, Mss - cha hisng
Petcrssurr-A Nesbit
tac 1tses DtStrict.--if. :. TALBOT, z. +.
wilson cr.sk. nisss--ro b. supplied
Wesllngten--I. 3 Long
S S--.5 -. i " ti!. t
Prsfriete,.&f; c .ienes
Scotland. Mss y shnnatc
r. Commerce Talbot
P,t,.,ie.'I TFee4 l. y. p. Eech
lnrnaer4c Rarsnscroft
t;oSPort-Iaoob Miller
Jnii4@t,o5s Dsf..et-I. w, BERRY. T T.
~ l.rl III w Dahlel
.h.iIIsNC i D,rf 1
Nilroy-gF Terri--one to be supplied
shnrg---Jan,es Havens
; ni.Ior5-J L !, Kelly ,s James Webb
F5iuIn-ai7--1 y fI as,'en
shelbvviiIe-seth smith, ] corwino
Franklin-I,rastus Latlrop
t!%.sant lew y IS Crawford
Bl.t1-i7g1I,, d <llfe5 ~ I2,r,,s,s. p +
BIooulfl. gtol--W Morrow
l.e4ior--I ; sheldon
tfAS'ti tIHtt@t ItteAS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-05

Lightly rcpo5ug Oh her shoulders, and waving it
towards the boat, attracted tho attention Of that
@enteman. who recognized her now. and in q
moment he was along sido of the AInwcl Castle.
He was received 1t the gangway by Captain
Henderson and his lovely wife. | hardly need
say that he was welcomed in the kindost manner
Attor tho frs: warm greetings over. Mrs.
Henderson with the agility ola fairy. descended
into the cabin which elegantly fitted up. and
returned on deck bearing IN her arms bright
looking child. about two years od--who was in
deed. miniature edition of herself. His name, -
said she. while her eyes were snfllsed with the
tears ofjoy and gratitude, "is Charles Wilcox
Hen lersoni"
As Captain Wilcox stepped over the gangvay.
aftor bidding his friends temporary adlou, he
was hoard 10 nu.tor 10 himself, .What IN un,ilit-
gated scoundrel should have been, to have
burnt the Allwick Castle
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-05

L Is stated in the Richmond Wing. that q
company has been formed with capital OF some
twelve millions Of dollars, for the construction OF
4 railroad from Richmond TO Guyandoste, and
tha. application will be made to the next Legsla-
turc Of Virginia for q charter.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
D~Asi..g and SVal.1ins Academy.

0AneiA.g and Walking Academy.
MAR XAUPI has the honor to present his COM
" 4 plimenis 10 the Ladies aud Geutlen'en of Mo-
bile and lie enyirons, and respectfully announces 10
them that he will open his Dancing and Waiting
Academy in the Saloon At the ARMoRY, for the re-
ceptIon Of Pupils, ON FRIDAY, 2lsl inst. His in-
structions il Dancing, Waltzing, Gallopades, Cir
Gle Values, Sc, will comprise the various styles
introduced in the most fashionable circles.
Mr. Xaupi would intimate to parents and guar
dians that the art of Dancing cannot he learned TOO
early. Il is 10 Dancing that yaung people arc IN
ebed for that elasticity of limb that ease IN their
bodies, and their polite aad agreeable manners and
prepossessing gracea which are so ornamental 10 SO
cieiy. Dancing has ceaaed 10 Ike difncnt AMI toll
some exercises and is soitened down. as Il GER
tanly should be in society, to an agreeable pastme
Mr.. Xaupi will introduce he SSlphc s'yie OF
Dancing, which is now tie adopted IN lashena-
DIE circles The advantages Of this style are 10 car
ry The person OF the performer through the different
figures Of the Quadrile Dance with far more ease
and grace lhan the old method.
MI Xaupi will also give private lessons al ms
Saloon, or ri the residences Of his pupils, or Acad-
emy.
io-A night class for Gentlemen who may be en-
gagged during the day, i'll also be opened.
--RRFEREECEs-
Gen. CRABB, Gen. Jos. BATko,
Mai. r. WALTON, r. l.. CRAWFORD, Esq.
Gen. w. TAYLOR, Gen. DEsHA.
noyl8 21Otf
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
Prospeetus of Reading Room.

THE MOBILE FRANKLIN SOCIETY design estab-
fishing READING Room, in their new building ST JIG
seph street, extensive plan the patronage oi
the public will warrant. II will embrace all The proni
commercial and literary publications of the Union,
the leading Reviews and Magazines of Great itan and
Fruuce- papers from London Paris Liverpool and iia-
vre aud will be taken TO obtain the best publica-
lons relating 10 Commerce, Agriculture and the Arts
In addition TO these subscribers will havv the of the
Library Of the Society, consisting Of nearly 1000 vols,
which it is anticipated will be largely Increased during
the coming winter.
The Society are satisfied TINT such an institution will
prove OF great benefit TO community, that 1t will
open every trade aud profession sources of normn-
tio and authorities for reference not otherwise to he
procured, bul great perst nal Mobile Is al
most the only city of any commercial importance in the
Union that Is without an institution similar to the
proposed. The cit liens OF the commercial cities Of
the North have freely gwen OF their abundance, and have
uccerded in the establishment Of Lycenms, sReading
Rooms and lbraries that afford to their inhabitants
rat ona amusement, sources Of Improvement formerly
accessible the wealthy only and The earliest niorma-
ton OF all made by other countries the arts
and sciences Believing, from the of similar ill.,
situations elsewhere, that their influence the mental
and moral OF the maturing portion of Society, has
been healthy and of immense benefit the Society has
solved TO ehdeaVor 10 eshbsh IN our own midst one oi
similar character that they honestly believe will be
of great utility now md increases years and in
means will be source of just pride every well wish
er OF our city, They confidently throw themselves on
the liberay and intelligence OF the citizens of Mobile,
we'll assured that the appeal will be In vain, simply
remarkng that the scale of the undertaking will he lin
| tied only By the amount TO which the subscription list
| may be extended.
| The subscription price will be SIx DOLLARS, payable
invariably IN advance. The subscrlbefs have per
sion 10 extend The usual courteses 10 strangers Sub
scrptOn lists will be found nj all the Book Stores and
| Newspaper Offices in the city. nnvi5 ASST
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

Per steamboat Fashion from New orlenns-Mesi
Field and children. Rnrsn, Ee and child, En-
glander Pine, smith. Misses Mcbride, Ludlow, Mana
han DIR Cloud, Messrs EIDE. Enehndtr Pine, Smith, Sill
del Pope, McArn Gordon, Fitzgihhons, Hurie Gates.
Van Buren,, Bobe, eydeneldi McCan, Keeling, Penbo-
dy, Bryan Mobley, Brown. Watkins Belloc, Chapman,
Rice, Armstead Hurbni. Thompson, J aud c Mathews
Gobright, Brewer Hmrke Daubine. McCaras, Smith, VI
Pritcheti, Mann, Ball, Ludlow, Costsr Clark Lud-
1ow-ll on deck.
Per steamboat Eliza fin Demopolis-H Skinner and
lady, DR. R"we. Mrssrs Ross Marx. Haber, Lewis, Ma
bry March, Embee. Even, Dirrugh, Hunter, Miller w
Dayis.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

aots Of The British government, howeser. before
1913, have acquired strength and consequence by
the conduct Of the governments since that time The
country has been opened for twenty-five years TO The
people 81 both nations equal terms. This Of it's
self is high degree Of evidence Of right, and for.
bids TO declare that our title is clear and incon-
trovertible. We shall proceed hereafter to exam.
inc the negotiations since 1918. PENDLETON.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

The GREETING OF NEw-YoRK.-New-Y York
sends her greeting to her sister States. The denoc-
racy Of our noble State have agan lriumphed in a
canvas not less trying Than any in their previous
history. Notwithstanding the numerous divisions
among democrats, and the laxity Of party usages
which have stood out so prominently during this
campagn the result shows that the convictions oil
Right aud Honesty and sound democratic principles
are deeply routed among the masses that even
under such disadvantages, they come the rescue
and sustain the sound aud patriotic Administrations
of the State and Nation.
These manifestations are calculated 10 confirm in
every patriots mind, higher and trusting con-
fdence in the people.
The fruits OF the victory recorded 10 the election
Of least 10 out of 1873 members of assembly giving
the democrats majority Of IL in The popular branch
of the legislature While carry five out Of the eight
senate districts, which, with the prev ous members
makes the senate stand 20 democrats to wings aud
natives. The Convention is carried by an over
whelming majority. The debt-paying policy and the
,inialnance Of the laws iriumphantly sustained
by the tribunal OF the people. Such is the actual
triumph Of The recent election There was no gene
raj ticket, and therefore allude the legislature
fair exponent Of the democratic strength.
One of the most important fruits of the late cleo
tIon, and in which deduction we believe all parties
will concur, is, that The Debt paying policy is con-
rmed past change Ii has passed its crisis Ii now
the fixed policy Of New York. Even the wing par
ty would dare TO disturb it. Its justice has be-
come deeply fixed in the confidence OF The People
that 1t would be political suicide 10 any party TO 60
against ii. As intimately connected with this, the
able and upright Veto Of Gov. Wright has been most
tru,nphanl " sustained ny the masses.
The Proclamation has also been upheld by the
sound hea' ted people of the Siate-showing thai
ihrie is deep love of right and order among The
masses, which renders them the true pillars OF the
Stale mOmentous crisis To them the appeal ol
patriotism ha4 not been made in vain. Through the
sovereign ballot they rally the standard of order,
and by the moral weight Of the popular verdict they
give controlling influence 10 Public Or inion.
Though The late election principally on State
issues, yet the wing press have repeatedly urged
their followers 10 oppose the democratic ticket on
the naiiona Issues Of Texas. The Tariff and the In.
dependent Treasury. The response 10 this war cry
viii still farther encourage the President and his
Cabinet in The path of sound aud patriotic duty.
In the light Of being the fist election in this great
State since The accession Of President Polk, il las
been looked 10, by brethren throughout the Onion
with deep interest. We feel proud to say we send
back "A greeting worthy Of their hopes and Of the
comma nding position Of our State The Heath N.
York won, in the trying canvas Of IA, is renewed
around her brow in the scarcely less trying canvas
Of 45.-[Albany Argus. >sss'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

GRNSu6.NHiGCA

Per steamboat Fashion I'm New-Orleans-J II Hu-
her; Bank of Mobile; J Todd smith, Dnhney 90,
Reid & CO; Is Pomeroy; Dorrance d Stanard Freeman
4 Bolton; Sands CO; G Weseldt q Bro; |. Guern-
ger; ] l. Weeks; c X Foote Il co.. j g Chamberlain; T
Graham q Son; Wright a Cunningham; Hunphries
Walsh d co; Waring q co; F Gum ingham: u Pc
irrson; u Brooks; Marshall, Rove & Coz Stein; A
Noel; q ID Cruzqt; NJ Speyer.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

From ST.. noMISGo.-By the brig Huntress
Captain Baker, from Porto Plata, 24th October. we
learn that The Dominican fleet Of FIVE schooners. had
left the above port The 18th. make an attack on
Cape HaStien Ii was also rumored that force Of
four thousand troops we're the frontier to operate
with the feet-lN. News.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
FoR NEW oRIEANs-vIA PENSACOLA.

FOR NEW oRf.EANS--VlA PENSACOLA.
nc Cabin passage $4 Deck passage 81 so
frSs~~- = The 6ne new steamer MONrEZD-
l4asTItrhsiS MA. Reilly, master, Cuih expressly for
a,this nadr, having been lhoi oughly
overhauled, spesd increased, and much improved by
the addition of fine upper Cabin, all Ia STATE
Rooms sse Bo.iefs etc., has resumed her regunr Sc
mi.weekly trips. and wall leave for New Orleans on
FRIDAY, 2Ist inst, at 10 O'Clock Am.
For freight passage, having fine accommoda-
lions, apply on board or 10
no,I9 c. A. GILBERT g. BRO, 80 Com ST
Ou- Passengers desiring il, will be landed at the
Rail Road.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

The new York True Sun. in giving the literary
history Of Il newspaper hospital in Nassau street,
enumerates no less than eighteen papers which have
been issued from building in the last twelve
years, thirteen of which dead and five only are
living
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

BOSTON-Per ship snsannnh Cumming-60 tons hay
PORTLAND-Per ship Helen Augnsla-l66 bales hay
A bbls mackerel.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-63 bbls
molasses Is do beef 90 do -four do do krout
do whskey. do 40 Kegs lard Sl5.750 specie, 20 Kegs
paint 81 hhds sugar SO sacks corn 40 cks rice, bbd
liz n.a Or
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

WAsHisoToK, Nov. 8 - Ffacas. J yesterday
an affair took place at the Uuian office between
Messrs. John p. lIeiss, one Of the proprieiors OF
that paper. and Cyrus v. Grey, for some ttRe cor.
respondent of the New York Herald, but lately Of
tie Charleston Mercury. Mr.. g. had bHt entered
the room when Mr.. II. drew forth cowhide aud
administered several severe cuts with It. Mr.. G.
offered no resistance.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

A Boston letter, published in the New York 7ri-
dune mentions rumor that the Hon. Daniel Web
ster will not take his seat in the u. Stas.s Senate,
in consequence of The pressing character Of his pri
vale business. 1t adds that the Hon. Edward Eve
reut will be elected to fill his place.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

Per steamboat Eliza I'm Demopnlis- Desha. Smith e.
355 baIrs Rves Brittle 49, Tart stewart & co
l46; Allen Haden lbs; Toomer. Gay 4 co 1895 Led
yard CO A; Dickinson K Euss 25; E 1. Andrews
20 IIarwell & Davis 25 Mauldn q Terrell IA; Strang
Blrick u Goldsmith Il iiaher TO- Walker d Holmes Ii;
smith Wright q co g. Bradford e. Saunders 81 Leavens
d Mato
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF SIobIle--November 10. 1s45.


CLEARED.
Brig Mobile Buckley. for B"son, by Ryan e. Taylor.
schr Aurelia, Uric, for Aransns Bay, by master.
AhtlNti
Ship Helen Augusta, Kenney, I'm Portland via savan-
nah 10 master.
Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton. from New .Orenns
Steamboat Eliza, Roberts, from Demopolis, with 1867
bales cotton. -ft
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr-From New-York Nov 10
Bnrk Superior.
From Newport, Nov 7--schr Alexander, Taylor.
MEMORANDA.
SPOKEN, 7th inst, lat 81 lon 70 43, brig Pensacola
IIallett hence fer New York.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

The reader is referred 10 the card o! Mr.. Xaupi
in the advertising columns. He comes 10 us with
the most reputable testimonials, and is doubtless
highly accomplished in his profession. We feel
warranted in commencing hun 10 the patronage Of
the youth Of our city.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

"rhe actors come hthe.r "-As in Hamlel's
day, the advent Of The players TO STIR up
the city with pleasant expect alons. The manager
arrived yesterday and his followers day. Among
these are old friends as well new laces-ay, and
pretty ones. too, in both classes for we learn that
during The present week the ball will be opeaed by
Mrs. J. M. Field, and few names bring pleasanter
recoiIectons anticpations. Mrs. Stuart too, is
permanently to he among us-while the lovely Miss
Mcbride, Of Boston, is among the novelties which
Mr. Ludlow brings. Mr.. aud Mrs. Skerrit, of the
Park, are ase to commence The season, which
throughout promises to be of most unusual attrac-
ton, the active managers have engaged succes-
Of that will leave no dark void IN its brief
but pleasant progress
Booh, recovered from his recent illness. has ar
rived in New Orleans to fulfil an engagement both
here and there. Tidiugs too were there that insure
the coming OF the Keans! We shall have Ion once
again. Tempe'on, whose ballads have almost
crazed New York. IS said to be en- route; and in ad-
dtion 10 the operate corps, promises the
tendency of music here.
Among the native talents, that class among the
stars, to have the distinguished Mrs. Now
att. There's fashion and attraction in the ve,y
name. The pretty bonde-the graceful, airy Julia
Turubull, whose pokas effective in the Be-
hemian Girl with the Gotham youth, brings with her
a crowd of sparkling balles which form an entertain
menl as graceful as it is new. Then there is Mar
ble-the merry Marble, with his abundant stock Of
old pleasantries and new plays. Murdoch also,
whose presentations of the higher characters Of the
drama, have lately been the approved theme Of III
the crllics What Forrest was, Murdoch is the
highest and most admired specimens Of American
tragedians.
We have but named a few of those shining lights
hear nf rs certain to he among IT,, and irradate
our nights to come; but every item has its inter-
est, we find few themes in these dull times of sus-
pended politics likely fill pleasant paragraph.
.Let them be we'll used, for they are the abstract
" and brief chronicles of the time. After your death
you had better have bad eptaph than their i'll
81 port while you live"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

The Consul for Belgium, residing al Baltimore,
has wed official information from his govern
ment that the following articles will be admitted into
the ports Of that Kingdom free of Duty un Ill the LIST
ofJune, 1876, viz-ceese, rye. barley, bu OK wheat
Indian corn, beans, peas, oats, oatmeal, potatoes
and rice
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

| "A CAWD.
NJ THE UHDERSIGN ED has inst opened n large and
well selected stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared
TO sell Teachers, Parents and Guardians lou any
House in the Southern country. He has also n large
stock Of Law, Medical Theological, miscellaneous and
STANDARD Library Bouks to which Is added II MANU.
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks of Courts.
Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made 10
any pattern and nj short nuice catalogue OF School
Books can be had by calling AT 90 Dnuphin street.
nov l4Kmo . s. W. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

JAMES CLARKE has received from the Presi-
dent the appointment Of Governor OF the Territory
Of Iowa, in place Of John Chambers, removed.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

BOsTON-Prr brig Mobe-506 bales cotton, 81 bill
molasses, 234 hides, bxs nIdse
ARKANSAS BAY-Per schr Aurelia-35M feet lumber
IGN shingles 90 kegs nails, IL do POWDER pkes ndse
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

The November number of the "Farmers' Libra
ry and Monthly journal of Agriculture" was re-
ceived yesterday We are pleased TO see that 1t
continues TO maintain the high reputation which, at
the beginning, was awarded 10 it throughput the
country. Il is work of great practical utility to
those directly engaged, as well as to tose hut re-
moles interested in agricultural pursuits; and while
the worthy editors continues 10 be associated
with ii, the public have sufficient guaranty against
any falling of in the subsequent numbers. This is
Of the few "NorIhern products" which should
be literally psIronsed by The South.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

The following, which we clip from an exchange,
is the best on bustles that have seen ,el:
Baslss are heeting show
For mans illusion giveni
They're stuffed with bran aud sacks Of tow;
They stick out feet or 50,
And look first rate, Ivy heaven!
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist.
" Office on the North side Of ST. FRANCIS street
next ihQve the State Bank. nov 10 240tf
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

II FOR MAYOR-GEORGE +. HOLT Is announced
by his friends as candidate for the office of Mayor the
approaching municipal election, and is recommended 10
the suages of his fellow citizens individual emil
neny qualified for the office, and such entitled to their
confidence and support. sep3 20lhet
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
MOBILE
sdnss'l"y Morning, Novs,nberi Is4s

=--==-=--- --=zz- &c..
Yesterday the eastern mail Indicated shade oil
improvement. We received large number Of news
papers from ~ quarters though most of them were
n day behind their proper time. Our New Iork
dates Of the l0l,. Boston 10Th, and Charleston
18Th From this we take encouragement, and hope
By the end ri another week to see this line restored
To something like regularity.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

ST.. LOUIS MASUFAcTUREs.--G lasgow & Cuth-
bert's new white lead factory. when finished, will, il
s said, turn out 100 600 kegs annually. The smok-
irg rooms Of Ames d Co.'S pork-packing and curing
establishment will hold l250 900 pounds Of bacon
Myer 4 Co.'S Glue Factory has turned out, in twelve
months, $50 ,o00. pounds Of gue, 10000 pounds Of
ivory back, 60 bills of nents not oil and quantities
VI sal ammeHiae and PInssIaa blue.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

" The friends Of GEORGE WOODWARD and
FREEMAN e, EWERS, will support them in End Ward
Candidates for reelection serve in the Board of Al
dermen. novl3tet
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

GTJ. F KING and JOHN d. TODD will he support
ed rs Aldermen the Third Ward. The ensuing muni-
cipa election by (novl4) MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

ryWe are authorized to announce CHARLES A..
HOPPIN Esd, candidate for recollection III the Of
fre of Ma. or at The ensuing municipal election.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

g d. VIRGINS is announced as a candidate for
Alderman of the 9th Ward AT the ensuing election.