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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-25

0s-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. jan14 3Ste*
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01-The undersigned announces himself as a can. ddatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of obile coun Y, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 4lte JACOB s. MARSH.
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MOBILE
russaay Motning. pebruary as, ls4s

IHtsuhy WOfhlhB' FeDFuury So' I5Fo
 The Agricultural Convention mel yesterday al l2 o'clock in Ihe United States Court room. Major HARDIN PERKIEs, of Tuscaloosa, was called to the chair After thus organizing, motion was made and carried for adjournment till 10 o'clock day.
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0UrI offer my name to the voters of Mobile county as candidate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 Janl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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THE SHAM BATTLE.-ltW were impossible 10 gNe any Sthing like correct picture of the sham battle at the Live Oak Plains yesterday-an affair in which some two thousand twenty five hundred wel-drill. ed and well uniformed soldiers took part. Al an curly hour tle ihoroughares leading to the plains were thronged with citizens on their way 10 see the military display and before the appointed hour thou sands had eongregated @n the field.
 The grand battle commenced about II o'clock At first there was little 'skrmmagins" by ihe dii
 rent parties of skirm slers sent out for that purpose hut in he course of some ten minute they were nara at 1t both sides, pealIng away win their small arms and booming away with their cannon until the earth fairly shook ngain. At first we could see the movements of ibe adverse parties with some dstlnct' ness-orual see the U $. regular troops march stead. and in close order 10 the attack, the dher- ani ca,ar, spuadr0ns take their positions and the Mobile and otli. artillery companies unlinbcr then guns ana prepare fer the onset-bu in a short tune we were unable :O discern anything with certainly 1 The inces.ani rating of the muskeIy and lhe uua rolling of the cannon stopped our ears while tlit marching and counter -marchiug, the advancing and retreaung, the onslaught of the cavalry and retro z, ,ade of tle gh companies all combined with the smke and noise formed picture so mixed and miscellaneous that we could make neither heat nor tail of |. Why people were mol run down ant run over, for they crowded in directly among hs combatants. is mystery To us; but so far We h ", not heard ol single acc dent of importance. Alter the grand actOn was over. the troops were reviewed by hs Excelency, Gov. Mouton, accompa nied by the old war-worn veteran, Gen. Gaines, be- sides Major Gen Lewis and staff, Gen. Davis, ant others. A cullation was then served aud after th the different bodies were formed in regular order marched into the city.
 | We have never seen d more brilliant military pa geant in New Orleans thaH that which was presented as the troops marched down St. Charles street. Al ilie different volunteer companies Of the ciy appeare' to most excellent advantage, the wel-drilled Stat Artillery from Mobile had lhe barring of true soldier while the U s. regulars, nearly three hundred i number, manifested the most thorough discipline | every movement We might mention the names Q many officers who were present; but where al so Vt performed the duties assigned ,hem il might appea | inydlous to particularlze.
 Aier reaching the First Municipality the dferen bodies separated and thus ended the military cere monies of the day. Nothing that we could hear C occurred to mar the general good feeling that pre- vailed, and we earnestly hope that al the next annI versary of the blh-day of the Father of his Country all may be able {, parcI g lin in like honors L his memory [Picavnne ol Sunday.
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WILLIAM CHEssMAN,-

No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sT., PHILADELPHIA. Manutocturer cf Military and Spoyfsman's Articles; S UGH us Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk, Beaver, S Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all patterns, viz: Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop, Car touch boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts Of all kinds, Canteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tobe Boxes. Brosh and Pickers, Plumes, Pompoons, Fireman's .Caps. Lea her Stocks, Gun Cases. super quality, Shot Bags Game Bags, Drums, &c. &c. ...t!. 2F
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have them Lealherned al very short notice, singly or by the dozen. .tF =, t f.7f
 oo-orders thankfully received and punciually att tended to. ',--' feb20 70tf
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Corre,popdence of the BaIlmerc American.

WAsHIEGroN, February l7h, lS45.-But little certain progress ia made m the selection 0l Cabi met. Some of Mir PoLK's friends appear disposed 10 rebel against his ncnatons to select certain per sons to advise with hlm. lt they cannot have whom they wish, they desire thai the President cleo should not have whom he pleases. Thus il Mir. CAL HoUN is to be thrown of, the friends "i thai gentle man desire to say who his successor shall be-
 On Saturday lhe visits to Mir FOLK among the politicians of his party wele most numerous There seemed 10 be vsits of Committees as wellas persons ciques as we'll as friends, the parllzans oi one man and of another, friends of compromise and opponents of compromise, advocates ol mixed CabInet and friends of rew names, "lresh from the Penpe."- W hal the sequel is To be know moi, aud doubt Il up o thls nlc ment the politician, of the party know themselves.
 Some of the friends of e President who have, ol think they have ear o the President, speak o Mir Buchanan as likel, to be Secretary of State, nOtwt standing a demonstration male against him. The aames of Mir. Saunders ot N. C. as Post Master General Mir, Walker, of Mississippi as Atorne, General ohm Y. Mason Secretary of the Navy, Col Butler oC Kentucky, as Secretary ut War, MT. Ban croft of Massachusetts Secretary Of the Treasury are lso mentioned. But doubt
 ] he city continues be very full of stranger sanf crowds are ryiug every day. see great man, ex members of Congress and man, pnncian; aud indeed those make up about all who are present.
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WHARFAGE.

WHAKFAGE. V VI TflI FTHE Planters and Merchants of Alabama are l hereby notified that and alter this. dny. Wharfage will be charged on COTTON landed on St Louis street Wharf and all Wharves above.
 Coto" landed on Wharves between St Lauis and Conti streets, will be charged cenis Ter hale.
 jan27 49G FETTYPLACE & GOODMAN.
 A5- The Dallas Gazette, Greenshoro, Beacon. Wetumpka Whig. Alabama Journal, Ftae & Union, Eutaw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald [, will please publish and send accesnts to F G.
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feb25 Agents and Druggists, 39 Waur-

rASTALIAN SOAP, Manufactured by N. O SMITH PRENTIss This beautiful article is without conpelilor among Toilet eiegances The uncommon soltness of it's perfume, its rich cosmetic qualities, it's perfect purity, it's size, duralrleness, and Restitution ol harshness, deservedly place lore most amongst it's kindred preparations. To the daz- zling complexion of beauty, and the delicate texture of the infant skin, it IS equally innocent, and no per son can use the Castaian Soap without finding II a luxury of the first class
 N.-. 'Cas,alia's cool fount Whose magic waters sparkling in Heavens light, Imbued with deeper glow t.e soul Of genius.
 Here sporting iu their native oveliness, tAe muses Gatbei'd new beauties for lhe coming spring. Here the Graces, with their zoues uugrt, Caught sweeter smiles and mellower charmes, Here bah'd the GOds." ff .rH 2 For sale by NORTH & CO.,
 Apolhecaries Hall. 80 Royal street. opposite the Mansion House. and 35 Government street. ieb2+ | tOMMlfTED 10 the jail ol Dallas county, Ala " bama, on the 9th day of January, lS45, two ne- gro men calling their names WILEY alias HENRY, |, and JOHN, and say they belong to Thos. B. Young blood of Lowndes county, Ala Wiley is about live and half feet high, thick ser, Ot the common ne- gro color and looks to be between twenty and twen
 y-six years of age. John is about eighteen years o age, of common negro color ,about five and ball feet high, and has on his orehead- The owner of sad slaves is requested to forward, prove pro- prriy, pay charges and take them away, otherwise they will be sold out o jail on the first Monday in
 feb15 74tcmo J. r. CONolEY, Sheriff. . OMMITTED to the jail of Dallas county Ala O bana, on the 18th of January, lS45, negro boy calling hls name JOHN. who says he belongs to George W. Dolby, of Marengo county. Aabama.-- Said boy is about twenty five O, twenty-seven years of age, of common negro coIor, about hve and half feet high, of stout build, and has scar on the right hand occasioned by a rising When first taken up. he claimed to belong to Wm. Johnson, of Clarke county, near Demopolis. The owner of said slave is requested to come forward, prove .propeiy, pay charges and take him away, or he will be sold out of mll on the first Monday m October next. to pay jail fees, etc. li'l eti4l
 feb25 74tcmo J.F. CONLEY, Sheriff. SALT in store and for sale by
 S leb25 JOHN GIBSON, 30 St M,chaeLst
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FOR RNEW.ORI.kANs.


 (Repuiay semi. .,DsekIv packet to the NetO Bdsin) leaves ew Orleans Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays,
 .4apzss~ h The fine and staUnch steamer lke4AsssIS MONTEZUMA, J. .McC Baker mas rss ter, will leave Tor the above port on THIS DAY, 25ib inst. at 10 o'clock AM. precisely, For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dann', apply on board or to
 Geb25 c. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Comet WANTED-5 or 6 negro fellows as deck hands and fremen on the above boat. .. FOR BROWNSVILLE, NASHVILLE AND
 COLUMBUS.
 A ESS@ p The new, last running Ful,s,aniia ial Nzsss5A===sz7I steamer ADMIRAL, W. NJ. Weib- lung master, will leave Tor the above and all interme diaie landings on THIS DAY, inc 25h inst at 5 o'clock PM. For lreig ght or passage apply on hoard to
 feb25 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA ESS@ "a The fine, fast running steamboat S,s5EsssS=ErZ BOURBON. J. A. Case master, will THIS DAY, the 25h instant, at 5o'clock Pm. For ireighr or passage apply on board or to
 feb25 NOSES WAKING & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. E@ A The new light frangM steamboat AE55Essasa{5.. RUBY, Captain Oates, will depart for the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY. 25h Feb., at o'clock PM 'fIE
 TOT Ire gnu ur passage apply on noafd or 10
 feb25 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 FOR CIlILE'S FERRY.
 fT~@ h The fine passenger steamer DAL' SE5ssskiss=F7T LAS, Thomas Adams master. wIl leave for tAe aove and all inieI mediate landings, WEDNESDAY,, 26th inst. al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on hoard or fo feb25 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents.
 F OROLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. h HD0 h The siaunch built, fast running SEtttaa steamer NORMA, F. F Leech, mas ter, will leave for the above and intermediate land ings, on THIS DAY, 25ih inst, al o'clock PM. For freight passage apply an board or 10 feh25 NJ WAKING & CO, Agents. :
 FOR MONTGOMERY. M A E%sS H The splendid passenger steamer ExsssEx=aE- SAM pAl E. F. M. Johnson master will leave f,r the aboye and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, 26ih instant, at 5o'clock PM For freight passage, having superior accotn modaiions, apply board on or to
 fb25 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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COMMERCIAL.

By yesterdays express mall New-Nork dates received of tr l1ih inst containing the arrival oi The packet ship Rosclus that pot, with seven days later foreign 
 The Livetpool cotton market was less active than al the steamers departure, and in the tendency ia favor of buyers but no positive decline Is quoted, while the arrivals for the week ending 10th amounted to 7I 455 bags. Sales same period 27,S0O
 The Manchester market WAS in healthy stale-an m- proyed demand and good prices for cloth and brisk yarn market. Prices looking up.
 rTh money market bOuyaut. First class hills discount en ul per cent per and plenty offered a call at II per cent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-25

INDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE. l-The Planters and Merchants are notified that the Wharves attached 10 this Press open free for all Cotton received them from ano after this day. (feb25) GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 0J- The Dales Gazette, Greensboro Beacon. Wetumpka Whig, Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eutaw Whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Her aid will please publish and send accounts 10 t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-25

SALT in store and for sale by S feb25 JOHN GIBSON, 90 St Michaelst
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DERFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS-A great | variety, for sale low by o(eb25 T. WALSH, 36 Royal-street
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"ANTED-$l000 Pensacola Bank Notes.- w Apply al HORTON'S Exchange Office,
 feb25 f' 43 Commerce street
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SUNDRJES-l00 casks Na,ls, assorted sizes 0 50 kegs Wrought Iron Spikes $ti
 20 bbls Loaf Sugar -ei 20 bbls clarified, crushed and powdered Sugar
 12 bbls sugarhouse Molasses.: For sale by feb24 w. H. BLACKLER. 6 Water-stTeet
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Ir- FOR LIVERPOOL. SE& A few hundred bales of cotton wanted to &E&s complete the cargo .f the A l American ship Apply to
 feb25 JOHN B. TOULMIN.
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PUTTER-2O frkins prime Goshen, in store ID and for sale by ..
 feb25 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK. ss Com 8,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

By Mr. hunroe bill To establish an additional place
OF holding elections in Washington county passed TO
second reading
BY Sir. lie Iiord, amend the law IN relation TO es
trays, rsrsseJ to a serond Ieudlng.
iSy MIR Osborre of Laporte in relation TO costs ap
peas from Justices passed TO second reading.
By Nj. Arnold, IN relation To the claim OF j. H. More
ledge. contractor on the Madison road passed a
cond reading.
BY Nj. Baker, to Incorporate the Evansville Medical
Society with power 10 establish Medical College read
twice and referred the committee corporations
BY Mr.. Parker bill providing for premium wolf
scalps, out OF The State Treasury which passed to
cond reading
BY Mr. Osborne of Laporte, in relation To appeals in
wriis in wrs of habeas corpns winch twice
read and referred.
On motion, the House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

Mr. Berry, that the committee education be
ed TO inquire into the Of the loss in the Uni
,ersy fund.- and whether any Legislation is necessary to
prevent like recurrence &C. Adopted.
Mr. Miller that the committee on education be instructed
TO inquire into the expedency Of fixing by law the Of
interest of the surplus fund per per
annum INSTEAD Of seven Adopted.
Mr. Cappy. that the committee on canals and internal
improvements inquire into the expedency of requiring
the tolls The Wabash aud Erie canal be paid par
funds Adopted.
Bills Introduced.
Mr. Read to authorize the Trustees Of a church in
], fl rsonvIe 10 sell real estate ordered to second
reading.
Mr. Pomeroy TO amend the 95ih section of chapter H.
of the Revised Statutes Of 1913 rules suspended
and read second lime, and referred to the judiciary
mIttce.
MIR Miller 10 authorize the sale Of certain school land
in tie county OF Crawford passed a second reading.
Mr. Parks, allow additional compensation the Au-
ditor Of Morgan county; passed to second reading
Mr. Hamer. To repeal act in relation TO FeTegas IN
Lawrence county passed TO a second reading
Mr. IlamIick TO eslabl.h State road in the counties
OF Putnam and Clay ordered to second readiEg
Mr. Buell. TO take from the table the bill IN relation
to the appointment Of pilots the Falls OF the Ohio which
amended and reeommtted to the same committee with
certain and communication fIom the Pilots
p e>ented by Mr.. Read.
The PIE ideni pro- TEN laid before the Senate report
the Trustees Of the Indiana Asylum r the education Of the
be printed
Mr. Reybun presented bill for the relief of settlers
the Wabash and Erie canal and ordered to second read
ing
Bills Of the House were taken up and disposed Of.
The bill attach the county of Laporte 10 the eleventh
Judicial Circuit laid on the table
On motion OF Mr.. Edm,uson, the Senate adjourned.
i AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Buell. from the select committee 10 whom the bill 4
reduce fees of pilots reconmted ted the
back without amendments, and recommended its passage
Several against the bill read from per
sons acquainted with the duties of the pilots after som
, discussion the bill passed to third reading
Mr. Allison introduced bill explanatory Of the le3d sec
ton Of the l2h chapter Of Revised Statutes of 1913
read the first and second and referred the judiciary
committee.
Mr. English offered bill exempt Scott county from
approved January Is, 1915 ordered 10 second read
, ing
The Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

The members by mutual consent Withdrew from the
Chamber FOR about quarter of hour to effect, posi-
Bile, compromise. The members having returned to
their seats, OF the House was had. Several mo-
tons 10 adjourn successfully made, when
Mr. Davis a point of order. He said motions
adjourn not in order, with any business inter-
venng.
Mr. Chapman of L. read the SD Of the standing rules
which declares motion dOurn shall be always in
order, and shall be decided without debate"
Considerable desultoy speaking occurred in relation to
the import and construction of the rule.
The Principal Secretary decided that the motion 10 adj
iourn in order An appeal taken from the decs-
ion by Mr.. Montgomery but afterwards Withdrawn.
Motion to adjourn was renewed by Mr. Barbour. The
Senate refused. Several members at The
Secretary recognized MIR. Morgan of d. who moved to
proceed to ballotng.
Mr. Chapman moved to adjourn. The Secretary con
sdered the motion of order he in the of
putting the motion of MIR. Morgan of ID.
Mr. Chapman Of l.. sent 10 the desk his appeal from
the decision of the Secretary.
The Secretary changed his decision when the appeal
Withdrawn.
After considerable irregular discussion the Senate ad
journed.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
TmrRsbAY Dec. IL 1s45.
TIE Senate then resumed the bsoIing FOR President
Pro. tenn.
Mr. Davis withdrew the of -lfr. Allison and an
nnunced that of Mr. Bowers. Mt Howell Withdrew the
Of fr. Parks and substituted that Of MIR. Chspman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1915.
The Senate, on motion, resumed the election of
President pro. tenn
Messrs. Morgan of D. and Logan acting as tellers
The ooh balloting resulted follows:
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Mr.. Lane moved to print 500 copies.
Mr.. Ellis moved to lay the communication on the table;
which was not agreed TO.
The ayes and then taken on Mr. Lane mo-
ton, Inch prevailed, ayes so. noes Is
The communication finally referred TO committee
consisting Of from each Judicial circuit TO act IN con-
nee with a similar behalf OF the HOuee. 10
make certain enquiries.
number Of bills of the House then taken up and
disposed of. all of local nature.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAr Dec. Is, ls45.
The Speaker appointed the following gentlemen
committee the communication from Mr.. Butler, the
agent of our BOndhoiders 20 wit:
7Ih Circuit, SecTest
lst, Mccormick.
%, Mooney.
Sd, Blackwell.
Attn huff.
5;h, Harvey.
9th, AIeeker-
9Th, Taber.
9th, Osborne Of Laporte.
10Th Carr.
llth TOmlinson.
18th Miekle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

agreed to. Balloins continued;
I'D SD
Mr.. Lewiston, "a "a
Mr. Bradbury, "a "a
Mr. Coffin was substituted in place OF Mr. Bradbury.
eth 65h
Mr. Lewiston, "a "a
MIR Coffin, 81
BIr. Howell withdrew the of Mr.. Lewiston and
substituted Mr. Edmonson
Mr.. Edmonson, % "a "a
MIR. Coffin, "a "a "a
Scattering,
Mr.. Coffin was withdrawn and Mr. Winche substi.
tuted.
S9th
Mr.. Edmonson "a
MIR. Winchell, "a
resolution of the State Sabbath Convention now in
session in this city, inviting the members OF The Senate
and House attend their evening meetings, was read.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate assembled and resumed the election. The goth
ballong resulted follows:
Eimondson, "a
WincheH "a
Al IIt,a, ,a of Mr.
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slr. Lewiston, "a
Mr. Bradbury, "a
Mr. Buell. said he had proposition to maSej that
there be % pieces of paper marked whg and % mark
ed s.democrat placed hat, and let the members
draw finn thence and the last marked paper drawn
should designate the politics ct tie person we will unIle
on
Dir. Chapman of l. proposed that two members play
at pins decide the contest.
Mr.. Herman suggested that the two last candidates
voted for occupy the chair joiy; the put the ayes
and the other the Neither of these suggestions
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-03

AT the Land 0tice at QUINCY ILLINOIS,
commencing on Monday, the ninth day Of Decsmbsr
nfrf, for the disposal Of the public lands within the
east half of the southwest quarter of section eighteen,
aud the east half Of the southeast quarter OF section
'wenty-nine, in township ten north, Of range sii
east, OF 18th principal meridian.
At the Land Office at DIXON, ILLINOIS, com
meneIng on Monday, the sixteenth dag Of December
neIf, Tor the disposal OF The public lands within the
east part of the northeast fractional quarter OF section
twenty-one, and tho east part Of the northwest frac
tional quarter Of he section, in township forty
three north Of range one, east Of the third principal
meridian.
The northeast quarter Of section eleven, in town
snip twentysH OF range eight east of the 9TH primer
pal meridani the west part Of the northwest fraction
oil quarter OF section one and the northeast fractional
quarter section two, in township sixteen, OF range
slx, west OF the 4th principal meridian.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(uness the lands are sooner disposed of and no lon
ger; and private entries of any lands herein de-
Scribed will be admitted, until after the expiration oi
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city If w Washington,
this second day OF September Ammo Domini 1874
J. TYLER.
BY the President: 10 ~.
Tho. ii. BLAZE
Commissioner Of the Cent Land Office.