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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Hstns peHrsaefty iarafff f'ra 'fH
Grant caaBiy, W o., sftstrlfs.F aa...aft
us ppallr hnthelf etfeata. g. raetea rr
having received 20 eiarsfa4 M NrN
Medical 81 ne'. Dr. faFtt tf hIf trsae
.iissases nebUl,at 10 ias Matrs tasas.. F.
to foaf3aHfI Of 10 uaa.r oHf Coos
flio nsas.
Ca.s He, Wag 1874
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

4 portion Of the copper orc foaad in Shan
aua c2ohiy Missouri, hes been aoalyzed 10 Ea.
& 4ai, aad pronounced llse richest yet discover.
81. liyie!ds fanr OF fge times az much
re copper as the Cora ore.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

OUTRAGE At NAUtoo.--Dr. Charles,
highly respectable citizen, was
frosty ins9ltod BY hand Of ruilians
Nanyoo, 4 short time since. He
claimed and received The protection Of
he authorities Of the place.
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q az soAom i 81 cQneerll.

ATQPtGE js tsfeby given ,ha, ihe. Undersigned
j. I Commissioners appajntp.. IS III act 81 :ho
Legislative Assembly Il iho iegioty 81 Wis1os-
sn, approved Fe5mafy Sib, ls45, enHt!sd I" an
1" aei 70 progide faF carrying mo effect nv ass Of
. toagress entitled Al ari granting e section II
flaad lof the Improvement Of Gfcnt River al tifo
" town 81 polos Wisconsin Territory 'appIasea
"June 18th, 1884," have completed the survey 81
heeaid section 81 land 90 granted bg lhe said act
Of Congress ald ihai lhoy VIII commence the ex
ammunition Of claims 10 PERCEPTION rights 10 lots
Upon saic section. according 70 the prtyisans ri
said act Of Congress- and Of tive said act cf the said
Legislative assembly, on Monday tho ninth day Of
june neAt, at the sad toxin 81 Pesosi, nj vhiea
time ana place oil persons having claims 70 PIE
empuon rights 10 lots or said section VIII appear
and establish The ssz.s By legal eYuisaea.
NELSON DEWEY,
JAMES r FREEMAN,
HENRY L. MASSEY,
Commissioners.
Dated Totosi, May 9Th lsl5 9-4t
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

rYdE PiGEs ~ .aass ssEeuas ssh ta
a. suessisg camrisias & girs, would ,ce-
ra.emsna Faat nli snd Us3 es.aaI lsnsa remedy,
iisg's LiasgieHi. atich Is sngVa ta eHa htHeiy-
aaaeesses aet otesefg hundred, Ehnle % itn'e1.
We kaeu maaY teia3ss a.ts naa sYnefsi wtn }as
aitss laf uaaY years efscrai, cured Is che lfe
snee hatJe Many aefs1ns hars been imposed
.soa ny q ea4esss.et. aaaIsi a'., fhefsie's, "aH
s.sH trEef ~ ~ fs.'r .fash'ss4ne rGHa e. ffr4
y.ueuse iIayts Liaimsa& Only Is q ~taa.- Poses
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
IaKEN IP.
no E4afe 81. Z. 3awc,' deceased.


FT7He Undersigned, TITS day duty neminsied,
constituted and appa'atei hy iie fudge at
ihoat,e % .rtg county, lauiih.Y Of N'seoastd =
tnmWsvnUrf, with full p1Wtt- a. ttep,Ye, exam.
Inc anA adjust sli ciHias 81 drmhuds al All peieans
against ite oslale ~ 7 Tower, licensed, late u
% ia county, Ip-olgent and sll clsima and fenands
aShiuIea in ngsei thereto, hse3Y ei9a notice 70
al concerned, that ,huy the said Commissioners
9Th meot iar lhe purpose q receiving, tzamiHag
saa adjusting al claims, lemaads and effects, oa
ehast AMID aasatr, a tho h0gse 81 baHel ianhl, %
laRcasicT. IS sRid spadfr, au the tjta day % Ju-
ly, a, d. lts5. az ,eu o'roek is the oreeoaai
sad also al Ins sBme place, Oh tho i3ih dag 81
October, I-4i, at ten O'Clock ID the 39eaeans aa
wh,eh Ia; nentinae1 CAV, she said Gomnisslpa-
or VII also maks sheir anal report 81 lheir sAid
commissions 10 iha ebafi % fe9bate
DANIEL OA&FtLfa
JAMES II G0ODHtN,
JAMES NJ WARD
CoMMIssl3N&Ra,
As.dlg. ls!5 4-7
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LnMBEN 80

LUMBER YARD.
AL have 90 aana s-isHc.1 sas1apgnt p.
waste enc Hfiiea Poe eans. q vt. q
.saeis. lssaess. ana qasiuae. seaaaasss gees
Iesr aaf romroa. Als9' 2 qiiaetff Ct ehafe
zee rtsaases. ald sasca Lathe, 49, re offer O.
.ae pubic atserg 10y affceF
s s. & r. LANG WoRTHY
Po-oai. MACS q. ls45
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BACON I!

4 g-5T. sfesirsd ans faf sac ~
10 Apsi' isss. ROUNTREH & CLhfh
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rsr.uA az sac sTaFpIa,
0.sy~pst 4uaam.~af .said n adraHef, ~ q
II ffl4y,a, ~ W
RATES or ADVERTISING
Oar eoIemu per snnsD 90 90
Three ll.nhs o.. by 90
0as.baif d0. ~ 90
One leauh %. 90
D8slssss Csraa.g ll1esBad uh4af 90. 3 90
reeiqf tufs 9H uFnsh HhKt eaehnf.
Oae s4ane per aGnum - 90
q - Legal 49, ulsmsis 81 iba rates pffsefib.
al 81 aw. The fees 10 be paid 10 Advance,
Ftrs tassfl. st'gess 81 aaa sqasft 81 .e4g,
ffgslea ifsss 6fsi i1sa1ieH, 81 Gu
Fjs ever, liiioBni safefuoa, 81
aeget4 8dtefiWmtals fsysbpf yeaby) mus. b
ala af. eeGfe fbsy can bf itaettd
nor Ati lfueys 1.4si % ggsfPaids o hey VIII ~
~ tased f.H tBe gn8t oiHeo,
TEeP 454assf rfg8a .'ligEALp'f having ai hstf
3 istrs aus excessive sssof tmeai ~ Fata
f4.cg joe IgFF. iafmpafad 80 exc
r9.e 90 q silgsl s0t.rs, ID. klfatoi
FOE Gls1sT1e 1zgtGa
spCH Ae
ssooHs, Egagdbiiis, sITe9lnf'
Pamphlets, yards labels,
1gganls ot coerp Inscription
steaEsa-EsOat Bills,
elt3 OF tR0Ia5,
f5-TEEsIs C.4SfK-C,0
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Valuable rnyerm ssnmsl,

FUH WIZ w EANHNNNti
"a Ills subse iuef aHera los sale his aiHabie lAN-
u e,N stand, al l.aneaueb iusetheg with toe
STAT and oat hllidmsa belonging SO the rNn'r ~
mu admg 70 qat lhu b0snrsa n keeplNs pabie
R0a y logsylNo hls uede az house baidag be 0lA
seii lhs ehoge rnaefly as stAeaNAete tsBae, 0af
eas payable aaea'hiiA iaVH, Had ,ns balance Ia
ave aRt4pi miiatRsa's, az hs sill exchange Il Pay
w froate
hc shayo property Il we'll situated, aui adtei
90 q tho Accommodation e size Travelling pahlie
he boass lla best stable In The Territory, a9d go
,in g wishing 10 engage Ia The business ot eceem.
me lagNS thepuhie, few, moyo dtsilHolu situations
ca 10 oand u nANkltih
.aacDWer, w r., jan'Y. a., lSaa ar
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

CHMITH'S sagas Coated Improved iaa,ar Veg
> esss's Pills foi safe By ~ OFfs
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

gEOFFAT's vsEeta5is he p5as h. sasaby
III J H. OTIS
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

battle between the Circassan ioTces under Schanil
Fey, aud The Russian array go 900 slrong.) under
Gen Wurnnzuff, WAC attacked rho Town OF pa,gn,
the headquarters eli Schamii Alter five days had
fghiing tile Crcassans obliged to abandon The
inrlrefs 10 the enemy, having expended all their au
munition. not however, without carrying III their M
tiliefy and baggage 'nto The monnlans.
The loss on the part ol Russia is said to amount
in killed. alone 600J among whom are three Gener
ais and ioriy other uicers aud four aids de oap 10
tie eonnander.in-chef, The latter, hnd,oe his ,r.
my much crippled, for the number of the wounded
lie enormous WAS destroying the Notifications TO re-
Tire 10 Tiiiis, 10 reorgnnize his force. Dargo was
defended bv Schauil's regular troups Consisting OF
corps Of Dagaslan InlaRtry, and the Russian and
Polish deseriers from The EnIperor's service.
SPAIs.-On the evening of the 18Th, IA number oil
dsafrc ed pessons attempted 10 create an insuirec.
ton Inciled by persons OF Importance, about three
hundred of the lower class assembled, armed vita
sticks aud guns, and after time commenced an at.
tack on the barracks del Poaito where IS lodged the
regiment Of Navarro. Some Of The officers aud men
had previously been gained over, hut the regiment
remained true, and on the word of command. poured
a murderous fire on the assailauis
An officer was killed, and several persons were
wounded
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

WORLDS CoEvENTIoN.--R oBERT Owen las
collected motley gronpe at New-York which he
calls The Worlds Convention, composed of Four
iersts, agrarians, iaiidcls and enthusiasts. The
Globe Of the 9th instant says of them that:
''Wi,h the protested object olunion, and peace, as
the result Of their deliberations, this assembly is
composed of the most repulsve and dscordant ma
terra Is imaginable. Each individual has plan "a
grand specific for the evils Of sucie,y, most Of them
essentially variant the IRON the other, and
il is udicrOus in the extreme 10 witness the gravity
and earsestness with which each advocates his pc
cuar theory. In their warmth, they do not hest
tate to tell the grey headed old man who presides
over their meetings that he is impraclIcabe Wis.,
onary, whlchse, in turn, reiors lbv unscrupuously
throwing under the table all resolutions that do not
square with his ideas fproprielv and The progress
Of Reform Il ths be The Worid's Convention, this
world must be smaller affair than people have gem
orally supposed; and If these the mighty
aprits who are to control the universe it is appre
Blended thar there will be general movement toward
Oregon. Plans have been presented for making so.
ciet, perfect, and Fastening The advent of universal
peace and plenty, by Messrs. Ryckman. Clinton
Rnsevelt. Peebies, Hwy, Finch, Robertson, Bovay,
Moray, Evans, and by The grand Regulator himself,
Robert Owen. Many OF these schemes contain nro-
positions essentially antsgonslical, yet fiom pres
ent appearances, there ia ii strong probability that
with one or exceptions, The entire number will
be adopted There is, however, probability as
strong, that during the coming year, the world will
progress usual, moi outstanding the patriotic ef
fsrts Of the Worlds Convention"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-The returns Of the re-
cent election in Georgia have not come to hand stuff.
cenlly to enable 10 form opinion as to the re-
suit The following from the Co'lsauioaalist seems
TO contemplate the defeat Of McAIIister, and is as
late as find among the papers:
The elections far as returns have been recev.
ed, Indicate gain to Gov. Crawford, compared to
the vote of November last, Of Ala votes. II the
continue this ratio Gov Crawford is Ell
,her elected or can only be beaten by lean major
ity.
This result does not augur decline to the demo-
cratic cause for there is strong probability that we
have carried both branches Of the Legislature.
But Gov. Crawford is popular than the
principles of his party, is eviuced by the fact that
he has run ahead Of his party ticket everv where.
This is high compliment to him as man, and
to The manner IN which he has administered the al
fairs Of The Stale, in the general estIuation.
While, therefore, graIifed to perceive thai
Democratic principles still IN the ascendant, we
certainly are not among. these who leel deep chagrn
triumph 10 Governor Crawford which is purely
personal,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

SoUTERY QUARTERLY REvIEw.--rhe last
Charleston Courier says: 1--WE are requested by The
editor of the Southern Quarterly Rtueo to state that
the number of that periodical, now due, is rapidly
passng through the press, and will be ready for de-
livery TO subscribers the 6rsi week Of the ensuing
month. The delay, in the Issue Of The number, hhs
been chiefly owing 10 the editors absence from the
city, while engaged in extending the circulation of
The work. We are happy 10 learn that the Reriew
ress now, as it is believed, on permanent basis,
having handsome patronage and "A large list
II able contributors From the character of lhe wri
tiers engaged on The forthcoming number, and the
suhjsc discussed (of which have received an in-
timaion,) it may be expected 10 be both rich and
bri iiam me
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

Mr.. Editor: | have seen with some apprehension
the remarks of your Washington Correspondent ia
regard to the probable course of the Administrator
in fulfilling their pledge TO reduce the tariff to re-
verne standard .-.,.... b..
To relieve myself from line fears excited bv those
remarks. addressed a letter 10 General hlcDufie,
who knew had great personal confidence in Presi.
dent Polk 10 sscer,ain his opinion The subject,
and received IN answer she enclosed communication,
which is very satisfactory to ME, and think will be
10 the public.
II you concur This opinion, hope you viii give
il place in your paper,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

The Hon. A. II. EVERETT, U. $. Minister TO
China, arrived New York on the Sd instant, hay-
ing been compelled to abandon his mission and re-
turn home account of i'll health. He had pro-
ceeded no farther Than Rio Janeiro on his voyage
where he detained several weeks, when he took
passage on the ship Courier, which sailed for New
York on the 2Sh August.
The from South America furnished by
this arrival is important. War had broken out be-
tween Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Re-
public.
The papers published ut Rio Janeiro contain nd
wees from, Monte Vlleo TO the l7th August. On
the I'd Admiral Brown, commander Of the Buenos
Ayrean sq01irpn, made SAIL for that port, but the
French brig j'Assas and the English sloop of war
CumUs, 0penel their fire upon him and compelled
him to come again to anchor. In The afternoon of
the same day the whole Ruenos Ayrean squadron
was captured by the French and English and brought
into the liarhor OF Monte Video; it consisted of two
brigs, sloop of war and two schooners, amounting
all to 81 guns.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

A II Public Meeting nj the inhabitants al the town
IA of Flushing, the Both Of September. the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted unanimously; q.
Resolved, That the Queens County Horticultural
Society. by the declaring the meeting Of a few con
spiruiors, under Nance on the 18th instant, 20 81
illegal, aud their null and nod. and posponns IN
deanasly the tropased vote Of censufe agsinst WIN
r PRINCE, Esrits our unqualified Appreciation.
Resolved, That the conduct of Parsons - Co ,
who participaed in that outrage, aud who tooh adj
vantage Of the nbsence OF VIM. n. Hrince, then
Delegate to the State Agricultural Fair oil Utica,
and 10 the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. is
MgAy censuabie, and with their subsequent acts in
publishing advertisements and circulars containing
those illegal proceedings. Is viewed rs base at
tempt TO destroy the reputation and business Of y
successful rival.
Resolved, that we view VIM. +. Prince az the
most distinguished, ioelIigen and eDterprising Nor.
t,cultnrst and Nursennan; and bis ancesiofs and
himself NJ identified with the infancy, present iu-
movements and the honor Of tins town, and we
graduate him on the great extension and success Of
his unrivu.ed establishment -
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and presented
10 WIN. n. Prince E,r publication. - 4
JAMES QUARFERMAN. G.sirinaB. A
y RR TKxoDo, Secretary. oct14 213g =
TNOR SALE--ln bleached sacks, a quantity Of
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

The Hon. JoHH C. CALHOUN, with his family
was to have left his residence for Alabama on the
Sd inst, ona visit to his in Marengo county,
During his sojourn in the State he will prob ably
spend few days in this city. He intimated as
much in his reply 10 invitation from committee
Of our citizens laht spring. That committee will, of
course, give the subject proper attention.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

A ILLUSTRATORS SALE will be sold
"a in front of The Court Hoshe of Mobile county,
on Friday, the 9Th day Of November next, between
the hours Of IL and O'Clock, all the HonseAoldand
Kitchen Furniture Of the la,e Mrs. Rachel S. Shep
herd, deceased, consisting of Double and Single
Bedseads, double and single and straw Mat
trssaes, comlorters, quilts, blankets, Sheets &C..
Tables, chairs bureaus, wardrobes, looking glasses,
carpets, orockery ware, glass ware, &c; cooking
stove. pots, ovens, Sc: all of which is well worthy
OF the attention Of Boarding House keepers and
others. c. j. SHEPHERD,
oci9 212 30dys Administrator.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

Judge DUNLOP has been appointed by the Pres-
dent TO the vacancy on the bench of the Circuit
Court, District ofCoIumbia, occasoned by the death
of Judge Ihurston.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14
ENGLTpM SCHOOL,

BARTON ACADEhf-BASEmENT STORY.
TENHIS SCHOOL will he opened IN the 10Th inst,
4 under the charge of L, E. iioHnToN, A. b.. an
efficient and experienced teacher. Reading. Srel.
ling, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar will he faithfully taught 1nition for boys
under eight years, 81; over eight, So per month =
No pupil will he received for a shorter term than
two munths. The tuition for that time will be re-
CURED, Invariably. in advance. The school will be
under The general supervising Of the subscriber.
ocilllI u. l.. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

6NLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.--The sub
" scribers have now landing an extensive con
signment of clothing-consisting in part Of Black
Reaver Overcoas super Black Dress do; Do.
Frock do; Sack and Tired Coats; Cloth Cloaks;
Flannel Shirts and Drawers; Cloth and Saltnette
Jackets, Mems and Boys; Ladies' Cloaks; CASH
mere, Cloth and Saltnelle Pants; large assort-
menl of Vests; super Bro Dress Overcoals; Flush
ing Overcoals, long and short; White Cotton Shirts;
Cotton aud Silk lldkfs., SC. Sc.
osl ii 81 81 / JONES.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

CoMaoDoRE ELLioT.--We learn that Tom
Elliot has a relapse OF his former malady. from
which he is not likely to recover. lie resides at
Cnll He, PennsYIvanIa. ---n-
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

The degree Of T.. T.. d. was conferred on the
Hon. IlENRY CLAY, on the 25th ult by the Board
Of Trustees of Jefferson College, Va
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

TnE RYEns.-We hsve nov the most gratifying evi-
,cnre Of rise In tivers Five ste,mboats arrived
between Sunday morning and Monday ulorang, with
Aggregate of hout $500 bales cotton all rnm the Ala
baua This eyceeds the total receip,- Of The preceding
six rrrks We learn that the Bisbee and Warrior rivers
are also W.
FRosr-Thr wraiher cleared Of cold on Sunday, and
early rsers Yesterday morning hal the satisfaction
seeing the prints of that hale old einw Jack Frost
The impress light but perfectly plain, especially "a
elevated situations Inst year white frost was visible
in this vicinity on the 2sth and goth ofsept.
The mails have again becumc regular. Yesterday
received New York papers of Monday morning, 9Th inst
The foreign commercial accounts appear to have Damp
ed the spirit of the New York cotton dealers The Cou-
rier says of Saturdays market
Coiton-rhere hut few buyers of Cotton in the
Market although about 1000 bales sol appears
to he The general impression that drcline of cent rer
pond be submitted before large sars can he ei
feeled.
The ExpressThe mnrktl has not been fulls dnsenFrd
since the Bayers and sellers far apart Honers
firm anl anxioos sell, while buy or. dis
position 10 purchase
TIE Herald remarks that the harii, So
good ssatcipa,cd. hn. change had akea ae5 ia ii !,
markrf--s ale. la1Ghsrs,
Al sion tth cot,on martet steady with laht sales
Tie Shipning liz; says--"Our srlet from all
much biuw rtNt ofNsw York.
A, Nea' orlransssln of f,r the past week u.s.
~ alss. primes elosinr higher. chiefly in bTer
GRADES. II lors firm and cars'css of selling Buyin9
chiefly ON English a.couit. Received 10 dpse d6,543
baIes--soch G., 754 MiddHDg, II a "a; arod midaing
7367! fair s8dst Freshts continued srivei Liverpool
g. led In Western produce we notice ne material charge
most artclesheavy and dull #H
FeoM EuRoPE.-The Cambria arrived at Boston on the
ID instant Her aGvices tcacheJ hero by Saturday.
,Dsi-Lverpool dates l9ih and iisvre lTth-psrtcuar
below.
Our previous Live rpoo odvres, ii will be remembered
to the 3D. inclusive, "wednesday which time al
active demand prevailed for cotton, low aud midd!imi
qualities being quoted I'd, higher. The weeks bust
meas under date of5 Sept course includes four
with sale of 43 coo baes al the advance again quoted
of the previous report per Britannia The accounts arr
somewhat Contradictory Theas wees report, -lelh-
it also be noted, isshort dAysales for Eve
$4,000 bags.
In several circulars and letters have seen the Liver
pool prices said to DO 3D. better than the departure
OF the Bitanns-ohers say change had occurred Ii
comparing quotations, the only alteration observable
in Orleans fair, which quoted the I'd at Sd now I'D
Mobile fair given without change Aid ID per h. he
low Orleans-a wider distinction than recoect eve
before have noticed Under date of the 2l il is men
toned that Mobile fair put hack 3D.. conradicio.
to the general tenor of the accounts.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

TIE kEyiyAL--7rhe religious excitement thai
has been gong on IN our community Tor the last
three weeks, ~ still progressing Some seyeraI on
last Sunday, connected themselves with the Metlo.
dist and Presbyterian Churches-among The bumber,
Maj. =. w. Harris. Senator ia our Legislature for
the counties Of coesa and Autauga.-IWetanpk
Wing.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14
MOBILE.
,Fueaasr etor..Ina. d,eiobar be, ZEE.

Guesdsy aorainz. 0ctOoor A+, isG3.
We give para. 10 day The frank aud manly letter
Of Gen. McDa6ie, drawn oul by the Course Of the
Charleston Herrmy in ils assaults upon the admins
tratron. I'll. rebuke which Gen. McDufie admin
istors TO ihat paper Is csho and dien6ed, and so
mid waal thai II can scarcely fail OF santary eff
feet, least Upon thai portion oilhs democratic par
" TO have allowed their approximations TO be awak
ened by tao nsinna'ions, innuendoes, surmises aud
charges % lha, paper and its Washington cores
poadenl us 10 the course Of The administration ON
the subject of The tariff.
Mr. po,k "a Pledged To the democratic creed as
deeply rs language commit hm. We can conceive
Of 40 motive that could render departure from his
pedges advantageous 10 his interest, popularity or
fame. Elected for single term upon principles
clearly and explicitly set FORTH 1t is not nationally
conceivable that he could be as regardless Of his u-
ture position the page of history as to violate
these high obligations. His Kane letter, which il
so much carped al is essentially identical in primer
pie with he celebrated sugar letter Of Mr. Calhoun
and literal and just INTERPRETATION Of it gives tn,
mos Lsseeci assurance that he will advocate the In
tere fno class al The expense Of any olher al
muslsha alike in the protective care OF the genera
government Al all events ills to wait som,
action on his u,ally important before sit
ting 70 Judgement upnn the administration.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

ITYou will please announce the of esteefn-
ed ellow-ciIen las. w. h. CIiTLDERS, for the office
oMayor of the city Of Mobile, the ensuing election,
and uhlae MANY CITIZENS. s
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

ANOTHER ANTI-RENTER COSvIcTRD.-Nsn
Sleenbnrg was found guilty OF The murder of Steele
al DelhI on lhe Bird int. II
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

TIP mail yesterday brought intelligence of the
r.illtng appointments by the President;
JAMES f SAUNDERS, Collector Of the Port ol
Mobile, in pl,ce Of COLDER II. MfNoE. removed.
JAMES G. Lyon, Marshal ofthe Southern District
"r Alabama, in place of WM. ARmsrEAD, re moved