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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08
ALARAMA PLANTER.

The undersigned so soon as the necessarily engagements can he made, Wi commence the pubca-
 ton, this city. of periodical of the caracier in dcaled by the above title.
 In presenting the ntelprise to the public, it IS deemed needless at this time to enter into long de- tails of the objects of the Planter. It will be devot io the whole range of agriculture and horticulture as applicable to this Siate and in order aid in the advancement of the agricultuS al reform, about which much interest is now felt, every scheme of prac- cal bearing will be presented To the consideration oi planters.
 The Planter will be conducted in such manner, both as 10 matter and style of printing, merit the confidence and patronage of Ihe planters of Ala bama In addition to the competent editorial ability which IS engaged, such arrangements will be effected with practical men in different parts of the State as to insure, at regular periods, well written commni cations the yarious departments of agriculture, domestic economy, &c, Sc.
 At present it will be sufficient say that the Plan ter will be issued weekly, either m folio or quario form, on fine white paper and clear new type, and that the subscription price will be fixed as low rate as can be afforded. In lhe course of week or two prospectus wIl be published stating fully the plan of the work. W. W. MCGUIRE.
 Mobile, March 3. 1S45.
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Per steamboat Jim i'm Mays Landing g-Rupert Me Ielland ta bales. Rhea. Sykes & 5I Tnomer Gay a; Maudin X Terrell e7; W alker Holmes l7i Wn A iIardaway x co 40i Labuztn & Ods 25 Harris Clay ton X co l.
 Per steamboat Norma fin Aberdeen-Toomer, Gay X co 439 bales Manidin Terrell 1923 Desha, sheppard & co IF; Allen Haden 50 iInrris Clayton co 4e: liar well & Davis 33. Albert X Prentice 25; A Campbell 4 Rives. Rattle & co 9
 Per steamboat Waverly from Waverly-Desha, Shrp pard & co ll9 bales; Albert Prentice 75; Pope son g. Harris, Clayton co l64 Peck ShackIeord 9G; Ru- pert d McLelldnd 79 Rives, BaIlr X co 90; Toomer Gay & co lO3 Rhea, Sykes X lG9.
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Per schr Isrntt fin New-o oreHns-G Wcstieldi & Bro. l C & E smith Marsh i Rowe a. COS dewitt; W Calvert Foster X Ba trlle T Grah,n X Su; Wilson X May, Merchant & coz Mallory X RUssi smith, Dsbnry X
 Per steamboat James l. Day from Newt Orleans Mallory X Ross; Henry Stoddart; Cuie' St John. Powers & co, D Iinbbnrd Rohinsuni $ Mclellsnd; T Miller & co, DeForest, Morris X co; Merchant co; J Sands & 60; 5 W Alleu; il Brooks; W Mccoy & Grah in & Son; M Winners & GO; II l. Rtynulds; Ful owe; George co; c Parker co; Daniels X Rra- dy. r II Carl: l Chamberlain; Rx, Kendall & co C Fuoir x co; Ware a Che.br0ush; Barron. Mead x cOi Wi son & May, alalOry A Ross; W Il & R Burdsail x cu; DeshOn, Tayor X Myers; Desha, sheppard & co; Stiles & co; W Dorrrnce w Calvert; F Cook & co.
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IMPORTANT MPROvEMENT.-A young gentle man of fhIid-lph pha h, the name "f Coleman. broth of he inventor of the Eolian attachment to the pic anu for which, according To ihe English papers, he laIrl, received very hgh price in England, has in ,enrd and recently exhbilcd ilie working model of plan by which locomotive eng ines, with their whole trains Lf loaded attached, may pa.s up and drwn inclined planes by their own power, without he aid oi stationary engines with their cumbrous machinery, costly drag ri-s and the enormous ex- p-nse- attending them. We had the pleasure, few days since, of witnessing he operation 0t the model of Mir. C.s invention, and were highly pleased with its performance, because considered that il ford ed P, idemce oi heinz valuable improvement, calcn- lated not only 10 do away with rhe necessityof Il great proportion of the heavy annual expense attend- iag the present mode of passing inclined planes, but avoid 'he danger the lives of passengers iney. ably connected with the Ise of ihe endless drag rope at present used
 The plan consi.ts of having second trick or set of rails laid within the regular track, and raised some inches above Il. In the center of this inside middle track IS had of cast iron block wheels pulleys. very together, ing hori zonaly upon strong and firmly fastened vertical ak les or studs This we believe Is all the variation or alteration that is required to be made in the road.
 In adaptation tu this arrangement of the road there attached 10 the locomotive, underneath, d machine conanisg a set of wheels smaller than hose of the locomotive, and so placed inside of then tp the weight of the locomotive on the inner track of the rlane, rasing the outer wheels from the regular track. These two sets of locomotive wheels connected by gearing, the outer playing free from the track and serving cr,nks by which the smaller turned, the former mak ing several reyo- luons to each one of the latter, by which, as any mechanic will readily see, time IS turned into power Between the smaller wheels is atnched by gearing. lengthways wuh Ihe locomotive, a substantial cylin- der. having upon il a large strong square thread, running spira, arround il at aDg le adapted to the size of the block wheels pulleys of the road, be- tween winch il upon the principle of the screw, by the rotary motion of the cylinder to which the power of the locomotive is applied. This spinal thread of inc c, finder pressing against he pneys of the road propes The locomotive forward. and in pro. portion the disparity speed between the inner and outer wheels by graduation of IIe gearing, may he opellipg force or power be increased. IL is simply change of time into power. The machinery and gearing of course require to be made strong in proportion to the power to be applied to them. The safety of this plan consists in the fact that the gneer of the locomotive has perfect control il, stop and start il as he peases any part of the pane run up or down, either way, with tie same ease, and wnh complete command.
 We shall be glad to this improvement genei . ally intro'uced.-l Baltimore Sun.
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Per steamboat Jamrs L Day from New -Orleans-Mrs Hil Mrs Ephruin Misses Hodgkins, Topp, llll. Capt loihrop Co.'s Berviit, Parish Mtssrs Ephran, Smith, Logan, Jackson, McleIand, Ciockrr, Brander, Miller, Lyman, Wilson, Croiut, Gurn, Coffee, TOpp, Brooks, II Oliver, Rhew, Tareton, Sweeny, Chy, Daniels, Parish Graves, Iiarris and Hopkins. Brack scovil, Arhr- gent, Phillips, Hunter, Drdel Lnndon, Parker. Whit man, Dr Hemingway Turner, brighinlan, liu2hes-2s desk
 Per steamboat Norma i'm Aberdeen-Mrs R fl Brown, Mrs W LighIoot and chi dren, Messrs J Cobb Jas Nj Minis. Myers, Burn, Foole, keyton, " Car Ter, E II Gordy, Comny
 Per steamboat Jim from Mays Lardng-Mrs Mulicn, essrs Colbert Slaughter, yersIreet and son.
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LETTER FROM THE POPE ON RLPEAL.-Tbe inellise ce from Europe by the Hibernia announced the fact ,, the Pops had addressed letter to the Catholic clergy in Ireland relative to the Repeal question. This letter was addressed from the Pro- pasanda to the Right Rev. Dr. Croiy, Roman Cail- olc bisho, Armagh, and was published by hat pre- late in reply 10 n statement of O'Conneil, denying 'ts authenticity lthas naturally produced the great esi degree of excitement, and we now annex the document as translated :-
 '' Mosf HasfroHs and R R-perned Sir Your grace will recoect tha,on the l2lh vI March, 1889, Iet- ters were addressed to yon bv th. Sacred Congre- gation, in winch it was strenaously recommended to you, m tle nap'e of our M,pi Sacred Lord, Pope
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DISPUTE IN THE CHURCH.-The last batch of London papers IS fu of rrespondence, speeches and paragraphs, concerning the disputes in the Church. The Archbishop of Canterbury has pul'.
 shed letter to the clergy, coucernug the cerfory and he swplice which is as truly non conimIttal the most cunning politician could desire. The bishops of Exerer and Norwich, Dr. Pusey, Mir. Ware, and many other cergymen, among the correspondents explaining their views and defining their position in the public prints. Most of the editors comment upon these dispues, and the characters of the reverend dspuants, with the utmost freedom, and treat them quite unc nceremonously. .--i Boston Courier.
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LlVERPOOL-Pcr Br ship Scotland-3O0O sks sat LlVERPOO Ter ship Nnrman-lltO sacks salt
 LIVERPOOL Per ship Rofkall-200J snCks sn
 IIVERPOOl-Ptr sh b Geurgiann-ILOO sacks sail.
 LlNERrOOL-Prr ship Dela~hre-2C00 sks sult.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Prr schr inrnet-2l cks, 52 ho \ bacon, 56 do our 70 do 45 hf do mniasses H to oeel 90 do whskey, o Inr, 2J hxs candles. zz hds sugar. bug sks corn, s77 do bran.
 NEW W-ORLEANs-Prr sieambost l. DRy-65 bbls moIrs-rr 55 do wii-key, 2l do ifei do four 7o do dried peaches, do ui 55 lN tobacco" 2 hhds sugar. 2Z s il ,OOO specie, 2l beev.s, 2l sheep, horses.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobiie--Nfarch 8, Is45.

CLEARED. Ship Peter Hatrick, Post, for Boston, by Whitaker & Sampson. Bark Rols, Giberson, for NewYork, by Whitaker & Sampson.
 ARRIVED. Ship Delaware, Patton, from Liverpool via New Or. cans, to muster. ship Iogar,h, Pendeton, from The Clyde, to master. Ship Damascus, bliss. fin Liverpool, 10 master. Br ship ecotland Thompson. i'm Liverpool, to Laird Litltjohn.
 Big Lancaster, Lovclnnd, fin Jamaica. 10 master. Schr Hornet. Webber, i'm New Orleans. 10 master. a Steamboat Day, Reynolds. i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Norma, Leach from Aberdeen, with $40 bales cotton. steamboat Waverly, Smith, from Waverly, with e27 bales cotton. Steamboat Jim, Kinney, from Mays Landing, with 997 Ina
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs.-1 appears from | Report recently made by the Committee on Maya Aha'rs to the House of Representatives. that iron the year 1850 to l8l0 eIghty vessels were lost b explosion of steamboIlers, and that seven hundre' and eighty persons killel and two hundred an' nine'y-s'x wounded b, the disasters. During tn same period "f iime.-ten years,--twenty five ye, selF were destroyed by fire, and two hundred an, fifty lives lost,
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The New York correspondent of the Nashville Union, under date of ihe 4th inst. says;
 'The Wings and Abolitionists in Massachusetts and New York are rapidly uniting, and II is not very unlikely tha, they will bring Onward candidate for the uext Presidency. Massachusetts may. and probably will. insist on adopting Mr. Webster. and who knows but Mr. Clay may demand another chance for the goal of his ambition? That there will be . compleIe union between ihe .Aboliionists of the North and the Wings, seems now to be beyond the possibility of doubl'
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 The mail failed yesterday east ot ChareSI"h-u"'r' from whence of the 3d inst.
 By memorandums our slips, we learn that hre broke ouI in Charleston about o'clock on lhe morning of the Si Exchange wharf, which destroyed or dam srd before il was subdned, SO1 bales ot coton
 Al MONTGOMERY, 5h nst but litile activity in coIun receipts light and sales langaid. Prices St 54e.
 The Journal says-We understand the required bonds have been given by the Stockholders of Iae Montgomery Rail Road for per cent loan and that with the aid ul the OOO thus secured, the Rosd will be prose- cuipd as rcpidy possible, 10 completion
 CouxrERFEIT.-A mau was arrested yesterday whi!e attempting pass upon of brokers, large lot u counterfeit Mexican Dollars of the dne of ls29 and 1885, He had three and four hundred dollars ihs spurious coin in his possession when taken The public should ihe look out for il Is probable others been put in circulation. and the counterfeit is so perfectly executed, thnl but few if any would hesitate to receive them, unless previously cautioned.
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M sMITH pRENrIsS, ELoRIpA WATER,

M SMITH PRENTISS' FLORIDA WATER. lvs This beautiful offspring of.he fragant bealh and balmy air of the South. rests its claims 10 appro- baton on its intrinsic delightfulness. Springing from the bosom of a tropical soil, the flowers from which il claims its existence yled to nose in rch- ness and deca:y. For gloves, handkerchieis, and indeed for ihe toilet generally, t is rapidly taking lead in the beau monde
 Cosmetic Cold Cream, an emolliens for chafing and irritation. To those to the use of powder. Cold Cream is an emolient of great vir.ue. With many il is the only for pinpes, bloiches, chap ping and other cuticuhr annoynnces, equally bene- fcia to infancy ageit operates to cool the sur face, prev n's eruption and ullays the pain.
 Carbonlc Dentriice, 10 preserve the teeth and gums-Standins at the head ofall preparations for the teeth, heinz itself the pures o leveated pew ders, the Carbonic Dcntri6ca s recommended ss a. most powerful antlseptc. IL will cleanse ant polish
 e enamel and Ut the time alixe the effect of fdeleerus substani rsra ming heween tho teeth
 NORTH & co i. Apotlecarie's Hall.
 ulh8 30 Rsyai-st and 35 Goyernment-st
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The Washington" correspondent, of the Journal of

The Washington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce writes :-
 ''Thera seems To be contingency in ,he work king tuition ani laws. It is well known that Tennessee was claimed for the whigs by d majority of lI3 yotes Intelligent gentlemen of that State, say that had an investigation been thoroughly gone into, it would hrve been discovered that the Democrats, and not the Whigs, had carried il. This the, make sp- pear by showing large numbers of legal votes cast for the Democratic electors, ihromn out by the Whg Inspectors. When ticket was exhibited. containing incomplete list ol electors, il was con sidered illegal, and In one county, d large number of votes were given through ignorance, for Polk aud Dallas, direct these also shared the same fate. They state other cases ih winch the Whia h. spectors received votes for Whig Electors. notori- oHs'y illegal They further say, that bad New York gone for Clay the Democrats would then have silled The returns throughout, and shown, by intubitabc evid nee, that Tennessee had cast her vote for Col Polk, and insisted on his being inauguraled the President of ,he United States! This would have brought the two parties oi the country into fearful state of collision Where, II may be asked, is any provision to b" founf to a.biirate and settle dis pue of thIs kindf There is no power with the eec- tors themselves, Or with any branch of the United States Government, to decide the validity of votes cast for electors! If the election had been down, so far to have led upon the legality of the votes received at Plaque,nne, in Louisiana, fr it's result, who does discover that very serious consequences would have foIlowedl-perhaps civil war and boodshed!-Some remedy 10 meet con- tipgency 0C this character, should be deyised."
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SHERlFF'S SALE. Swain & Williams,


 Wm. Austin, Saml. Hopkins and Thos. s. Jenks. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House dooI of Mobile county. on the first Monday of April l8t6, between the hours of II o. clock AM. and o'cluck PM. of said day, all the right and title of William Austin in and to the fol. lowing described piece, parcel or lot of land and premises, situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile, on the south side of St Francis street, be- tween Franklin and Hamilton streets, having front of sixty (60) feet more or less the south side of St Francis street, and running back soulhwardly in less in depth, and bounded follows to wit west by lands of F. q. Kimball, south by lands belonging 10 the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile ct al, east by lands Of John 5. Giddon, and north by,Sl Francis sreet-the game having been levied as the pronerty of William Austin. by vr- of the above stated execution which issucd from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and 10 me di. rected.
 mhs S4tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M.C.
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WIT.-We find the following

A MILLIoNAIRE's WiT.-We find the following in New-York paper:
 A poor German, relative of Mir Astor's, arrived long since, and applied to inc old man for ch,ri ". Mir. A. gave five dollar hill. "Why." said the discon,ened eative ''you son just gave len dol lars!" "Wel he may" sald the old man-'the dog has rich iather!'
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LARGE WHALE.-Ship Hope, which arrived at New Bedford on Saturday, took whale since doubling Cape food Hope, which slowed one hun dred aud Jorty yfm barrels sperm oil. This is the largest spe, m whale on record.
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SHEiiIFF'S NOTICE. Charles Hawthorn, ct al,
 vs wrii of seizure,

Barge Surprize.
 THE above named Barge called the SURPRlZE, \ having been attached and seized by virtue of the above stated writ of seizure which issued from the County Court of Mobile coun,y-ali persons la- yng pretending to have any right, tne interest in said Barge SURPRlZE, are hereby cited to up. pear before the County Court of Mobile county on the third Monday of March ls45, al 10 o'clock AM of said day, and legally deny the allegations set forth in said plaintiffs libel, abide the order of the said court m the premises.
 ml,3 S4R c. BANCROFT. Sheriff MIG.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Ashby W. Ethridge and Jonaihan Hunt, his security w fl fla, plaintiffs for cost,
 Isaiah D. Fuller, ct al. Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of the city
 of Mobile,
 s f h.
 Ashby W. Eihr'dge. Ashby W. E,hridge, w fa., plaintiff for cost,


 W ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, the first Monday of April, lS45, between the hours of II o. clock AM. and 4 o'clock PM. of said day, all the rish, and title of Aslby W. E,hrdge in and to the following described piece, parcel let of land and premises, situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile, on the east side of Ann street, between Dauphin Way aHd Government street, commenci ing al the north intersection of Ann street and Caroline avenue, thence runuing nor,hwnrdly two hundred and forty five (245) feet and six (6) inches, thence eastwardy and parallel with Dauphin way street one hundred and twenty (i2O feet four (4) inches. thence souihwardy hundred and for. ty five (245) feet eight (s) inches to Caroline ave- nne and thence weslwardly and along the north line of Caroline avenue ne hundred and twenty (l20) feet 10 The place of beginning,-lhe same having been levied on the property of Ashby w. Eh- ridge by virtue o the above stated executions which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and Chancery Court of the First District Southern Divi- sion, and to me directed.
 mhS sitds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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SPEED-An express locomotive for the Lnndon Herahi, over the Paris and Rouen railroad perform ell the distance (eighy two milc.) ninety minutes! the most extraordinary instance of rapidity we believe, on record,
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sHERIFF,S NnI,lCE

3EoMMlTrED to the jai of Mobile coun,v oo O tue , l4h ., Feb 1915, by c. A. Hoppiu. E.q.. iw p "e el'y oI Mobile, runaway slave called aged about Ii years, aud says he helone Be,a x'ns, ei hu'irr county, Ala who purchased him rom James E. Z.ntx of Mobile about tws ,ea,, asot ne owner requested forward, prove pro- perry, pay chHrgss and take him a~sy, othrrw,se he wi be dealt with accordR [. law us in su.h r.s.. made and provided to pay iail fees.
 ieoi9 66u c. BANCROFT, Sheri(T MIG.
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science; of all the many compounds nut
 forth for the cure of diseases which afil,ct
 human nature, not one remedy can be named.
 which has in as short space of time, acquired
 such unbounded confidence with the public, and has performed such miracuou. cures ,and which has msr. lied aud received much sulogiu from the faculty and others, as this justly celebrated remedy. Dsily we learn from sources of responsibility, iiwt cures have been affected in Coughs, Cois, As,hlsa, InAu- enza, Bronchitis, Spiu'ng Blood, Liver Complaint. Pain in the Side and Breast, Rising or Tickling in Throat, Paiptation of the Heart, Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution, from the abuse of calomsl and other causes, and Consumption; which has bafiied the skill oi eminent medical practitioners, when ID. valds were given up hop~ess, by having recourse 10, and perseveiing in tlmt powerful remedy, have been radically cured. There is now in the hands of the proprietor numerous certificates of cures which would astonish credulty itself they made known 10 the world. To those who afflicted with tie above dseases, we say give this medicine fair tr. al, you will then be convinced this is no miserable compound, but safe and powerful remedy, and that 'is curative p"wers stand alone and equaed by none
 CAoTioS-From the great popularity of this med- ieine, persons have been induced to offer ,purious article, with the niine of WILD CHKRRY attached ihere' re be cautious to ask for the original and ou- ], genuine preparation from ,his valuable tree.
 Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of wild Cherry, Principal Office. N. w. cmner oi Sih and Race sis, Philadelphia Agen,s-Dr. w. H. Miinor, corner ct Broadway and John street, New-York; R. A. Sands, lSS Bowery, New-York E. B. Warner, POS becksr street, New-Y Hav,Iand, Reese k Co. New-fork; Andrew Oliver & Co, New. Orleans: IL. B Swan, and J. NJ. Winslow, Rochester, N. Y;R. A J. Adams. and E. kleine, St Louis Win. Thorn. pit.sburg; B. Hinnan, Cincinnati: Pisrson E Harrison, 720 Broad st. Newa,k, N. J.; Benism;n Olds, 27S Broad st. Newark, N. J; John $. linrr,. son, alem, Mass; ]. Il. Pierce, 4 Stanwix Han. Maiden Lane, Albany. N. Y Backus < Bull, Troy N Y;Spaliing X harrington, Worcester, Mae: James Green Co. Worcester, Mass; E. HoIIidre. B"f,ao. !" N fo,k; Graot x Bockee. Poughksepsie, Brewer, Springfield. Mass; ]. P. Hall A Co. isos. ton, Mass; E. s.: Holden, East Boston, Mass; Rsp. 5 som & Stevens, Boston, Mass; F. M. Cohen \ Co. q Charleston, 5. c; Dr. John Carr. Me,aphs, Tenn. j
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SHERlFF'S SALE. John Haske and James Haske
fs II. h' Joaquin Eslava.

Joaquin Eslava.
 WE'LL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of April, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock PM of said duy, all the right md title ol Joaquin Eslava in and to the following described piece, parcel or ot of hand, situated, lyIng and being in the city of Mobile, the north side of Govern. ment street, west of Bayon street, having front on the north side of Government of fifty four feet and running back nurihwardly hundred and ten (ilo) feet in depth. and bounded follows, 10 wit: north by lands of R. A Lewis, et al west by lands of J Remedy, deceased, south by Government street, and eas. by lands of Thomas Magbry. The same ha,ing been levied on as the property Of Joaquin Eslava, by virtue of ihe above stated execution which issued from the Circuit urt of Mobile county and to me directed. -.l-. 4
 mhS 84tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
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D7I respectfully announce myself as d candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing August election.
 mi8 S4tf J, w. LANG,
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0t-I offer my name to the voters of Mobile county candinate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 mnl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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0t-The undersigned annp,inces himself as can- didac for Ce,k of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- y, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 lite JACOB s. MARSH.
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port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in Angus, next.
 ianl6 AOtef
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We gre ndt6Isd 10 F iend Oi this ely fur files of Jamaica papers, receyed by recent arrival al this port. They contain nothing of interest.