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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

p0site the large new Hotel, SlS rackage'
Of
0UEENSWARE, CHINA, GLASS
AND HARDWARE,
the greater portion Of which is Of his own
importation from Europe. and will be sold
at a very small advance on cost.
The stock consists Of 70 crates Queens
| ware, containing viz
1920 sets of common printed Teas,
1850 do of white and pd do
500 doz edge Twiflers and Mullins,
$50 I" printed and dip'd bowls,
toy ether with proportionably large as
sortment Of Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams,
Jugs, Dishes. Naples. Bakers, Plates,
Twiflers and Mullins, of great variety OF
| colors and patterns, mostly from the cele-
brated mandatory of J. Ridgway, Stat.
fsrdshre.
23Casks and Cases China, uiz:
| Tea and Dining sets from 80 to l2o'pieces,
| some very rich and splendid pure porcelain
Furnished gold band and decorated, when
| will be found upon examination to equal II
not surpass any thing heretofore introduc.
ed into the Territory. An inspection o!
his chin a is earnestly desired.
SO Boxes GLASSWARE,
containing plain, pressed and cut Tumblers
Wines, Cordiais, Jelies, Goblets, Cham
paiens, Dccanters, Molasses cans, Dishes,
SAVERS, Salts, and few pairs splendid
cut Mirror D;shds
81 Casks, Barrels and Kegs OF Hard.
ware,
comprising a well selected assortment OF
goods pted to house building and house
keepir Also, * cut and Mill Saws, Of
| w. wland's celebrated o.aha. iIo NJ
also psned some beautiful Astral, sioe
an hanging
LA NJ
."uliarly adapted to the burning OF Lara
ana are purely Of the solar character
Also, 6 light candelabras, with prlsmat'c
drops
10 Coopers he would say that ne has
vcrv large supply Of drawing knives OF eve
~ description. and tress hoops, stock
bowels Crozes and Block planes, bench
and moulding planes, together with com
plete assortment of Edge Tools, BLACK
smiths Bellows. &c. &c.
| the stock wit,, other articles not emu
mcral.l e..loraoes : .iiust every article usu
ally called :or IN QueensWare and nara
ware store, and he will be constantly re-
cciving sucl, articles as the city and coun
try demand. u. MciN me,
| dec19 oo
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06
Oueensware, Queensware.

lust received a large assortment, VI
y Queensware Of new style and well as
sorted, 300 setts com. Teas, So do fancy'
100 sets com Plate, 50 do Fancy, with
Pitchers, Bowls, Dishes, &C., all TO mate
with almost any article in the Queens"a.e
line. very cheap for cash or produce:
n2s lGaz eopyl WESLEY JONES
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06
.rEW" hooks.

u Rambleion Complete. scassfeld's last.
Agincourt. James last.
Phelem O'Toolc's Courtship.
Wandering Jew, No. T.. :,
Life Of Jackson, No. 6, by a. Kendall
Illuminated Bible. Nos. IA sad ID.
Csrcanet, No. 2.
Graham, Cooley, Ladies Nationa: ano
Columbian Magazines for yanuary-For sale
~ J. +. TALbAAI.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

m,KEN UP by Larkin Johnson OF Jack
| SON Tow nship, II. {. |. 4. A dark
=, gray filley, both hind feet white to the
AL "ss,fro Joints, about fourteen hands high
,ro wears old last Spring. Appraised at
as on the alst day Of January. lS45. be
irra .ohn :. Stephenson, Esq.
s,test-CNAS. 3. DART, elk
b. G. C.. II. Z. l. T.
Feb G-3t 81
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%arrfpn.

Monday, January 6, by the Rev. MI
0n M JOSEPH SHARPE to Miss MARY
sdts ~ all of Danville, Iowa.
p'Earl,S NAV this matrimonial harp,
IN tune be always found,
~ avery time they add sharpe.
AM w;ll improve the sound.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06
st. Louis steam sugar Refinery.
REDUCTfONI PRICES.

st. Louis steam sugar NcHncfys
REDUCTION PRICES.
knA BBL.S. loaf sugar, ass'd qualities.
OOO $50 boxes loaf sugar do do
$50 bbls crushed do do do
l59 do powdered do do do
100 hf bbls do do do do
$50 bbIs clarified do do do
900 bbs sugar-house molasses.
100 hf bbls do do do
SO bbls, If bbls and kegs gol
den syrup, for sale at NcwOrleans reduced
prices. by
l.. g. A. G. FARWELL, g. CO.. Agents,
No. So Front Street, ST Louis.
iO3 IS
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

C4LT-75 sacks G. A. Salt, for sa.e by
BIT. DAVID.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

New Tailoring Establishment.
TIME subscriber has Just opensd new
Tailoring Establishment on 'eHelspn
s,ree, in the building recently occupied by
Dir Ransom. and is fully prepared TO Gu.
and make Garments Of every description IN
the most approved fashionable sty'e, ana u.
,,,ore moderate terms than usual. Cutting
".ao,ted with the utmost accuracy and
oesPa'e" - S.SEARS
< q, -
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.8ITCTYON! .aUCTTON!!

q BOXES Honey Dew tobacco, will DC
u sold at auction on Thursday oth reo'
rsary next, before the Store door OF b. -
David to close q consignment, terms cash.
Jan 80, As.
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NEW WORKS

NEW WORKS.
Harper's Pictorial Bible--Nes. IL, IL,
and Is.
Sam Slick in England, or, the Attache.
Mesmerism and it's opponents.
Tales from the German.
Punch's Medical Student.
Forcastle Yarns
Wandering Jew, Nos. 5 and s.
Helen Halsey, a new novel by Smms.
J. F. TALLANT,
ia Water.st.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

IgTrL,IGENCE OFFICE, e iLENA
opened at The Pennsylvania Store. op
y Dosi.e Mr. Reiliy's Hotel, Main'st., No
4, Ga..i.a, Illinois.
Where ali kinds q situations that the
,ouu,,y affords can be procured by person
4 anp,ic4iion or letter communlca ton
gssry information that mankind may re
,prs shall he furnished if possible.
The above olsice will be devoted to thu
o,sts.t o, the Farmers, NJ echanics, Labor
= Miners, Merchants, aud all persons
0nepsnt to employ or are IN want "i en-
tp,,acn,. arc requested to place thel
rne> upon the Intelligence lseg''ter,
Stgcra! situations vacant.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

pnv Mr. McCALLA will deliver his
me ~ IN Romansm in the Methodist
81 LfG',, tomorrow evening (Friday) at halt
la.'s,x o'clock.
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BOarderS Wanted !

TNHE Subscriber is now prepared 10 ac-
i commodatc several 'genteel boardeis'
On moderate terms. H. e. BENNE !.
Burlington, Jan. 30 '45-tf
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Be Honest and Wise and Pay Up.
4 LII indebted to the late firm Of e D..
"A Rand a. Co. are requested to pay up
Immediately, and it will be much easier
,ettling with me than an officer, as the,
concern must be wound up, shall take the
shortest way TO do it.
Jan AS + RAM.
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BENJAMIN PHELPS,

BENJAMIN PHELPS,
No. 76 Chestnut Street,
S1P. L, OlUIS2 mi %,
western Genera! Agent for all the
B E. ST FAMILY MEDICINES,
OFFERS TO DEALERS AND OTHERS
THE FOLLOWING
HIGHLY POPULAR e. VALUABLE Me0lClttS;
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Rev |. Covert's Balm Of Life,
Humphreys Pile Ointment.
DR. Wili;amson's Pain Soother,
Brite's Rheumatic I.iniment and PILLS,
Vegetable Persian Pills,
Sappington's Pills,
DR. Starkwether's Hepat,c Elixir.
DR. Halsted's Magnetic Remedies,
Bris,ol's aparil.a.
Grdiey's letter Ointment,
Fahnes.ock's Vermifuge,
Jew DaviG's or Hebrew Plaster,
Or Ilalsted's Brisk Pills.
nl4-6m
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Entirely New.

THE subscriber is now opening, and has
L his arrank nearly completed a.
the corner Of Third and Jefferson.sts.. oo-
posite the large new Hotel, 2l2 Packages
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

LAW Partnership.
T C. HALL, of Monnt Pleasant, ana
j. D. MILLS, Of Burlington, have this day
associated themselves into partnership
for the practice of Law under the name and
stvle Of Hall and Mills. They will atten
ali the Courts of the first and second JUDI
cjal Districts. Criminal business ATTENDED
to in any part of the Territory Once IN
the brick building on Vain Street now &C.
oNf j.. G HALL
Ed. MILLS
SepJ4 Aft t(Iaz copy ~
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noWnFR-Just received from the man
/ ufaetory Of Lahins and Smith, aquan'
- Of heir best sporting F, F. I. G. II q.
,,nder-Also, Blasting do. for sale by the
oasnl,ly or ut -etail, by
Teh6 ;. \ T. LIN DE-h H.
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yecture before the Reading Room
n s'h a nv u;ll be ,delivered by s. J. BuRs,
a.soeis' , ~ vening February ioth' at
ia on Members with thsir Ladies will
'of"be punctuai.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06
S.ALTi S.ALT!!
SO sacks G A sail, 50 bbis Kanawha do
WANTED.

so head heavy fat cattle weighing 600 lbs
and upwards, 1000 hogs, 5000 bush wheat
Flax seed, hemp, hides, beeswax and tai
low, for which the market price will DC
paid by JAMES G. PAX 'hlD'h;
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Jan 9
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Burlington, Jan. !, l645. 80
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06

Who, after reading the following, can
longer doubt that Wis,ar's Balsm OF Wild
Cherry is the greatest Medicius in the
worldY
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04
MAMMOTH SHIPS AND MAMMOTH DOCKS.

MAMMOTH SHIPS AND MAMMOTH DOCKS
When 1t WAS rumored that England was about TO
send a steamship larger Than the largest ship Of
the line. the world all agog see il; and truly
wonderful waa the iron monster, driven by an nn-
power Of more than thousand horses. But
this Of floating iron il, il finds up
on our shores apotler foaling structure powerful
enough 10 take il up bodily, and handle il rs easily
and gently a mother does 8 chidl This struc-
lure is the Sectional Floating Dock. at he font of
Ringers street, upon which the Gieat Britain has
been lying for few days past. undergoing some
pairs 10 her propeller. We advise all who are curl
observe the triupphs Of art and skin, 10 20 and
look these two giant structures afoat in each 9th
sr's arms.
This is the Dock, by the way, in favor of which
Congress has passed several app OPERATIONS, with IL
dscre ionary power to the Navy Department to adopt
il for the of our Navy Yards but il opposed
by Il few of the old Commodores, and the Tyler nd
ministralion had not sufficient energy to set their
preudices at defiance, or gag aciIy enough TO over
rule their foolish decisions. A law was pissed in
lS43 for the construction of Dry Deck this plan
at Pensacola, but the appropriation was diverted,
through their influence, 10 another object; and it
through their unjus hable interference and hos
lility that the Dock not built. and there now
at that Yard Of repairing The irgaie Poto
mac, which las consequently been unable 10 join the
Gulf squadron. The expense Of hiing her out is
there fore wholly thrown away, and the loss from
this alone, will probably exceed the whole cost
Of The Dock. Our Naval bureaus nj Washington
need looking to, and must be recognised. DO the
public know that upwards Of eight millions u year
put at the disposal Of fonr old Commod0res. Who,
without impuing 10 them any corrupt motives, are,
say the least, The worst fitted OF any class Of men
in the community, to buy, sell. contract, aud DIS
burse money? They are proverbially reckless and
imprOv ident OF their private means, aud but little
discretion be expected Of them in dIsposng Of
those Of the public IN. Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

HANDS OFF Mr.. Gaardei, the eminent edi-
lot OF The Courier des Eia,s UEis, s now in Europe,
and the last nuH'ber OF that paper conlains mn ne.
count oil s nnsTTev between himselfand NJ. Gu.
Aot, AT his country ssai Bsdss.iosr, near Passy.
Aer speaking Of NJ. GuIbl IN those terms which
his Distinguished cagaeiiy, elevated position and
pure character demand, Dir. GaillaTdeI thus pro-
ceeds. Our conversation turned, rs you may eaai-
y suppose, on Amarlca. and The questions now IN
agitation there. NJ. Guizot treats these suhjecia
In manner at once dgniied national and liberal.
bis views he has ALREADY expressed ut line tt ibune
be respects the rights of the Aneacnne, and recog-
uses their legitimate ambition. He profoundly sym
pathlses with tins great people, RoUI lie regards
The missionaries OF civilization, liberty, order und
industry in the new world; but France must desire
(doi dsSirey qut) The American Union, while carry.
ing out her high and vast mission, 10 respect the
natonahlies on her borders. When he declared, IN
the Chambers that France interested in mai0-
tanning the equilibrium existing between the differ
ent powers OF America, NJ. Guizot did not, in my
judgment, mean that France should endeaVor 10 es-
t.tblIsh in the WESTERN hemisphere equality Of
strength between the various powers existing there
-this would be chImercal-bul that France should
desire 10 rights already existing treated with
respect. This is, notwithstanding all that has heen
said, just and honorable policy, which ahridges
in nothing the legitimate sphere OF action OF the
American people The Uninn is regarded 10y NJ g.
Guzot, as by every statesman imhuet with ma
lional spirit, as an ally, and not enemy ,"
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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

The first Concert OF Leopod de Meyer the great
pianist, in New York, Oh the evening Of the 10Th
inst, has created pelect Juror in his favor. The
New York Mirror, good authority, says Of him -
"He well termed 'the hundred fingered demi.g god
OF Erard's thunder. proof horizontal seven oclaves-
the effect he produces is positively startling-you
trembie while he rolls forth from the instrument
piles Of musical thunder, and then the sudden trans
ZION to "a soft, delicate passage, and shape, 80
sweet 50 melodious and clear, that a nightingale
might almost be ashamed Of his notes, f he listened
10 u, impaired relief and charm to the senses, that
we never before experienced.
we nave listened TO Thaberg, I.isix, Mosche lies,
and other pianisls of note, but DE Meyer throws
them all into the shade-n all the attributes of great.
ness, he 10 very for beyond all his competitors"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

ALABAMA FLouR.-A very intelligent gentle
man Of this city, the request Of aAoller furnished
the following statement
Having heard il said that Alabama Flour yielded
more bread Than the Northern western, request
ed Messrs l.. and II (bakers OF this city, 10 give
particular attention 10 The fact.
Early in June last, being supplied with good art-
Gle oil Cincinnati flour from new wheat Juanutacur-
ed at Col, McAdory's mill in Jefferson county, Ala,
they reported, that having done so, they fosnd the
gain about twenty per cent in favor Of McAdory's.
There then II led in my family, the following ex-
pertinent: Two loaves were made each containing
23 lbs. -four, the Of Alabama, and the other Of
Cincinnati. They were baked at the same lime,
and, when cool, carefully weighed. The re-
suit was-Ala. q VT of loaf 3i-galn 1t or So per
cent; Gin 24of loaf 3 ID. Gain Z, or SO per cent.
Gain of Alabama over Cincinnati, % per cent.
This appears extraordinary, hut my expert
neni only veries the statement of l.. and H., feel
confidence in its correctness; and should infer that
our hot aud dry climate produces u harder wheat
than the north containing larger proportion of
gluten thence richer and more auable TO the
baker.-['T Tuscaloosa Monitor.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

MEssMArGs IN TRoUBLE.-Yesrerdayt two
lick a,s, who were fighting The Levee, were
arrested by the officers of the First Municipality,
and brought before his honor the Recorder answer
ioI their misconduct. They were messmates il APP
pears, but in point of physical proportions aud
strength they evidently much disproportioned.
Alter some investigation, his honor ascertained that
the smalle, man of the two had been decidedly The
worst used, the big fellow hayigg knocked hIs oppo,
nent over and then beat him while down. He there
fore imposed fine Of fre dollars upon the big chap
who had thus acted contrary 10 all the laws of fair
play. The III used sailor Immediately begged "hs
honor" to remit The fine, and SAID, 'ihey were come
ashore inter long voyage, and had merely been
skyhrking." But The court was inAexble. and
would have the fine inflicted. His honor said TO the
meditating culprt. sit he had no, struck YOU when
you down would no, have fue6 him, but now
! certainly will do 500 jim, the little fellow, turn
ing away apparent Amusement at the obduracy of
the Recorder, aud who wholly unmindlu Of The wrose
which he had suffered in his own person, which con,
sisted of black eye and one or Two trining scars
about the counlenance. sapping his unworthy COM.
rade On the back, exclaimed, "Never mind, Jack
d-n it, III pay half the fine myself. I'm. o. Del.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

GLAD To Oct BAcK.--Tbe Cincinnati, Inquirer
tells The following story:
Southern gentleman Who, within the past Two
years, married of pretiesi girls and look her
to Louisiana, up in the early part of last sum-
mer with his wife to spend several months in the
city, bringing with him iavorite black girl. The
girl told him before she left home that if he took
her with him, she would leave him when they arr
we'd here, but he knew that she had always been
faithful servant, to whom he had always been kind.
and he doubted her threats. Mr. Is. the South .rn-
er, had not been in the city but a few days before
the girl made good her words. She left him and he
took no pains to win her back place pro-
cured for her BY of the good natured persons
whose province it is attend to such things, where
she remained three or four weeks, and then left OIL
account oi The bad treatment received. She subse-
quenlly did liille wishing here, and some house
work there, until AT length, after a good many
bluffs, she was engaged AS nurse by lady stop
ping al the Broadway Hotel, with whom she stayed
about three months. She began TO that the life
Of freedom she expected 10 lead, not what she
had anticipated. She sighed for her old home in
Louisiana. On Thursday last she told her mistress
she had determined 10 go back 10 her old master,
and sure enough she packed up her things, took pas
sage on the Majestic for New Orleans, and left on
the following day, satisfied with what the Abolition
ism call liberty for the poor slave.
This is only one OF the instances out Of several
we could name.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04
U. STATES RrvnsuE EXPENDITURE An oe

U. STATES REvENUE EXPENDITURE AN oc
casional correspondent writes US as follows, under
date of WAsHINGTsH CITY, Oct. Il.
For the information of your readers, you may
state in advance of the Report of the Secretary oil
The Treasury that the receipts from Customs for Tie
fiscal year ending Both June 1915, will exceed $27,
100000; from Public Lands, $4,000, 900; miscel-
laneons and incidental ces, $l6S $685. 90; max
ing in all, over $29, 100 900. There was ba ance
in the Treasury LIST July, 1874, Of $7,567,s79 "a,
which added to The receipts, will make total d
over $37, 500, 900. sfl
The expenditures for the same time were about
$50, 900 900, which leave balance in the Treasury
Of above $s7,600, 600 In the items, the expendi-
lures under The direction Of the War Department
were very lurge, being over $4,000 600, or more
than half Of the whole expenses Of the govern
menr. The civil list will not much exceed two and
quarter millions Of dollars, and the foreign inter.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

ExHUMArIos OF AN ANCIENT SKELETON
A friend lust from Kentucky, informs the New York
Patriot, that gentleman in digging well upon his
plantation 500 feet above The keniurky, river, found
nj the distance Of 10 feet below The surface beneath
shelving rock, the entire skeleton Of Il man, evil
IDENTITY mol Of the Indian race This we conceive
another argument in favor Of the theory that this
country was peopied long before The time Of Colun
bus, with race distinct from the Indian, and by
whom probably the mounds, so common all through
the South and West, were constructed.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

BOSTON Per bark SOutherner li6 sacks coffte Is
Cases boots and shoes, % bis dome,tics, &c.
NEW-"RLEANS-Per steamboat Creole---7D pcs
banging, 3as SKIS corn, 6 bbs pork, do whskey, do
eggs, horses, sc.
NEW-oRLEANS-Per steamboat Admiral-560 pcs
haseing 1886 coils rope, $40 bbls whskey, hhds bacon
50 bxa cheese.
NEW-ORLEASs-Per steamboat Montgomery HAS
pcs baggns l56 coils rope $50 SKIS bran IL rks bacon,
crates crockery, hhds go bxs cheese 10 do soap
30 sks coffee, l3 bbls whskcy $50 do, Is hi do hour 10
do moldsseS do ale, Sc.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-C Foote
& COZ l. Weeks; II Schroeder; Fry, Bliss co; W Ii
Pratt Freeman a. Bolton; Clement
Per steamboat Montgomery I'm New OrleHns--T 10
seph co.. Lynni Lesesne Rives, Battle " ca; l..
Androws 20; Fay. Bliss CO; Mallory, Ross & Block
or Dade Raynoids; Ware Chesbrou2h; MnstersOn;
Barron, Mead & co; Wilson II May; CHmphell Owen X
co; Marshall, Rowe COS Beers smith; G WestfeldI
bro
Per steamboat Admiral FIN INTERCHANGEABLE, Ra-
Vesies a. Bullock; W Caissrii Ware q Chssbrough.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

The nlorIpation in regard to the result of the
election IN Florida, seems yet involved in doubt
The Florida Democrat Of Friday hast says that
Brockenborough has beaten Cahell from go TO $50
votes, while the Sentinel, published at Tallahassee,
of late date, clams small majority for Cabeli.-
A few DAYS will settle the nleslion
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

Per steamboat Montgomery ON New-OrieHns-Mes-
danss Greene and sou. Sills and daughter, SINH and
sor, Britt. Mrssrs Read, Mars, Smith, Greene, Robert
sIt Kan, ChoIt, Whitaker. CHpt Roarh
PR ,t-rinhoat Crrnle from New Orlenns--Mesd nmes
Z L Andrews, w II Pratt, Mss Frat. Messrs W s Par
TO tBea er ot Dispatches iiom MeAico) l. Andrews,
w . Pratt Kennon, Frisby, Barbot, Mari, Row
un, II Shilling. & ShulIz-l6 Oh deck.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

MOBILE.

Tuesday Morning. NovsDlber =, Ie4s,
Tic eastorn nail is Tesu!arin lie irregularities.
New York and other eastern papers due yesterday,
are taking rest some where on the line, probably
between Stockton and Charleston. The conlrac-
appear not 10 have got nader way with the new
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04

Hls Honor, the Mayor, has issued his procama
tioo recommending 10 our ctisens Thursday, the eth
instant, day Of Thanksgiving and prayer In pur.
sOanee thereof, appropriate services fnr that day
have been announced in the several churches of our