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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14


ia REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--In order
sEisgt TO close the account Of he isiEeft The late Az
GUa1us WEsTFELDr had in our frIn we offer for
sale the STORE aud WAREHOUSES; now occupi.
ed by uslhe ol having 30 feet 10 inches front the
east side Of Hater-st, 10y iepth OF 10 feet.
mhl q. WEsrFELDT 81 BRO
&.SSA FOR RENT or SALt-Iagnolil Sprng,
.lsl4 with 10 acres land and four houses, nne Of
which is a good double Frame Building, suitable Cor
a Summer Residence, one mile beyond MOTOR Aus
tiI's
Il is one of the most desirable locations in the
County. Enquire Of
mh2S THOS. P. MILLER & co.
MHs. GEORGES
boarding. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR IOUsG LADIES,
No. IS G0UeTnNtaf-sfTset.
FgNHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful hanks for the
II liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure ia announcing 10 the public he pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds 10
those VINO wish To pursue thorough course Of in
structlon. MR. NORMAN PIHEEY, who has long
been engaged in Ies' sing ia this city. and from hs
success has increase, confidence in his mrthud nf
imparrng knowledge, v lgi,g instruction in tbs kn-
elish language German aud parish will lie ianshl
by able professors, under the drectinn ol Mr.. p.
Madam koyALEsKI. recently from Europe, II Ia
DIV of distinguished ability, has been engaged 10 teach
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Preach is the language of Mrs. CPS family, and Is
practced during meal hours hours Of ,uiIou and ont
oil school, much circumstances permit.
The discipline Of the school is mild, but at the
same TIME firm and strict
Conditions.
For instruction in the French and English languages g.
S., So, 81 and 81 per month.
Vocal aud instrumental Music first class $40 per month
Board varying from s. 10 Sl2 per month.
Each boarder to III. ash bed, BEADING, towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc,
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, are exnecedi 10 appoint Agent in the city who
will lie Responsible or all daes. Terms payable
monthly IN adyence.
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q ,OMGsiiIED TO ,he jan oi Wa
~ on the 22d Of June lS4j, by u lI.0,u
Esq. JusIice Of the Peace, runaway
PETER, who has told IA variety Of
that he belonged 10 different persona
says he belongs 10 Thomas Williams
county, recently moved to Arkansas. b. -.
5 feel 6 inches high, very dark mualio. and It
40 or so years of age, has a sore on his leiI beg
bite and two on his forehead. running W a.,
down. The owner il requested 10 fotw."
prove property, pay charges and take him away OF
he will be disposed Of according TO l"w.
sep9 199Kmo w. =. SPARKS, Sheriff W. &.
n lTTELL'S LIVING AGE-Part II is ready
- for subscribers, al 2S Dauphn street, where
subscriptions will he received Back numbers can
be Obtained by application to
sep6 S. w. ALLEN, Agent.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss-The selections are
of high order of merit, and afford an agreeable
variety, being confined to particular department
oilteiature. There is The grave and the gay, both
Of prose and poetry, all in the most beautiful and
finished style Every general reader should take
the Living Age, II he wishes u become acquainted
with the world atuund him, and progress with it,
[CinclunaIi llaliy Times
One N the best things OF the kird which has yet
appeared IN this county Il contains The very
cieam Of the iorrigb qarierlies aud rsgaziues.
printed in remaf kabie neal aa- readable STYLE.
PIcaiune.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

sUMMEN ARhAROEMENT.
b pTz4as On The mail steamer FASHION,
trlsa r., SCaptain Hugh Fullerton, will leave
ssHss ss Mobile hereafter al IL O'Clock NJ,
instead of O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage, apply on board at foot of
Cont street. jy5
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4 AANCOCk'S & MANN'S ADAMANTINE
M CANDLES.-Theseb beautiful Candles pos
the aforementioned advantages advantages over
others, in the following iespects
From their extreme hardness and purify, they
will not melt under 1876 degrees, whilst wax mells
under $50 degrees.
They are free from any unpleasant smell whatever,
require no snuihog, and are warranted free from
senir or any other deleierens composition.
Their superiority TO WINK sperm candles, and
their moe reasonable cost IN comparison, render
them an article highly deserving ihe attention of
merchants and shippers generally. For sale by
MARSHALL ROW F. and CO.
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% No attention viii be paid to any order, unless
the money Accompanies il.
Those desiring complete copies of the Congress.
sional Uuion aud Appendix, will please send in their
names nreyous To The first day Of December next.
We will willingly pay The postage on all letters
sent to us containing rs and upwards. Other let
tiers directed TO rs, with the postage unpaid, uaH not
he taken out of the Office.
Newspapers throughout the country, who viii pub
lush the above prospectus until the meeting OF Com
gress, will receive, in return, the Congressional I'm.
ion during the session. RICHIE x HESS.
Washington, Augl, lS45.
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PUBLIC SALES,

BX G. w. OGDEN.
e. MURRAY. j., Auetioneer.
Tl3fS DAY, at 20 o'clock, al stores Nos IS and
n Water street, late v. Durani--
2Oo sacks rev white Com, 20 bb,s Sugar
POD hb!s Eesleru Potatoes, 40 kegs Lard
40 b5ls saneffiue Fl,ur
so kegs Western aud Northern Eutler
40 bJis Reclifrd Whiskey
40 boxes Sperm Candles
40 begs prime Leaf Lard
SO bags Rio. Java aud Havana Coff.e, and a
variety of other articles.
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nISSOLUTION.--The copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm Of Degrusle & Marsh,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted 10 the SAID firm, requested to call
and settle their accounts. All debts remaining nm
settled on the LIST of November, will be placed in the
hands Of collector. w. S. DEGRUSHE,
oct 2 2G9 JAMES MARSH.
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MARINE NEWS.
'ort OF DToblIe-Ootossr IA. 1sA5.


CLEARED.
tsp brig Joven Enrique Triss. for Havana by c
Ie3afon.
schr Rachel Post, Peterson, for Franklin, u.al by
Fosdick d CharlocA.
ARRIVED
Steamboat Creole, lIlern. from New oreans
Steamboat Fashinn. Fullerton from New-Orieans.
Steamboat POtonitc, Uis, from Montgomery with
1884 haies cotton.
Steamboat EUREKA Leonsrd, from Montgomery with
?09 hHleB cotton.
Steamboat Natives Branard from Montgomery with
T04 bales cotton
Steamboat Munroe, Black, nom Ccnterpor with $50
bales cotton.
steanlOoat Norubec. Kinney, from Montgomery
with 63y baie4 cotton.
Barge Thomas Brown, Bolton, from Montgomery, with
266 bales cotton.
Arbery's dat rom Alabama River with 80 bales cotton
sAILsD-ships Pacific, Ludlam, and Alhambrs Will
son, tor New-Oreans.
MEMORANDA.
t;LEAREp FOR THIS PuET-From New York. Oct. l.
Ship Hudson, Page. NJ,
2nd-schr Mary Marshall, Johnson, via Key West
9rd-Plol Doa Robert Bruce Merchant, cleared Oct g.
aih-Shin ATLANTA Raymond schr Jahn CLARK. Heath.
Al Boslon Oct Ist--Bark IIuna, Wheeden.
4ih--schr Pioneer, Syn'nea.
Philadelphia Oct. 5-rshp steven Baldwin, fIlscock
Al Kennebunk, Oct. Bark Shannon, Novel;.
IBY THE CANADA AT BosroNl
SAILED roR THIS PoRT-LiVerpOUl. Sept l0-Ship
Jacoo Re6nell, Martin.
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Id H VT IStu " Y.

ID r. N IT I = 4 X Z
nR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate re.
~ lief 10 the most acute TooTH AcHE, WHINE il
proceeds from an exposed Il will also en-
tirely destroy the nerve so that the tooth NAV be
nlugsed aud again become useful, without any pain
whatever. The Nerine is perfectly free from every
thing injurious To the organization of the tooth q
that will dscolor it.
Certificates Of it's efficacy, from some Of the most
Respectable citizens, may bc seen at the OFFICE,
southeast cnrner Of ROYAL and Dauphin.sreets, over
Gresory's Exchange, entrance on koyal-st.
G5"Every operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the Latest Improved principles and warranted
TO last. mh2l 94f
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0o-The undersigned having purchased the interest
Of his partner, Mr.. Jas. Marsh, is prepared TO carry
on the business on his own account, al the same
stalls, Nos. SO and 30 Mobile market. The UNDER
signed would take this opportunity of returning his
grateful acknowledgements 10 his friends and The
public for the liberal patronage bestowed on the
firm, and hopes by strict attention to business TO
merit continuance oftheir favors.
90 Ships, STEAMBOATS, end Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms.
Clubs, Families. Parties and others supplied with
GAME of all kinds. aud the best Meals the market
affords, at the shortest notice.
oct4 w. s. DEGRUSHE.
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Truly yours. JOSEPH STORY.
DR.. Philip J. Kaunimann.
Vol. Of the above work ID daily expecied by the
neutrality-suspicious. agent
septsO s.w. ALIEN.
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL SAFETYINs. Co,
No. Sc Wall-street. 8
TIME TRUSTEES OIL the Mutual Safety 1nsl-
IL rance Company have The satisfaction Of nlorW-
ing the public that, after providing for the payment
in cash Of their losses by the late fire, and all other
claims, the Company is in possession Of Bonds and
Mortgages, and substantial Premium Notes TO an
amount excerdIng SS500O0; in addition to which
they have received IRON their dealers this city
new subscription of over 100, 600 making total of
reliable assets Of upwards Of Ss450,O00
By order of the Trustees, iri
FEB COOK, President, i'ss
ALFRED PELL, Vice President.
Jos. B. COLLINS, Sec'y. ~
The office of this Agency will he re-opened about
the LIST OF October, and will continue it's BUSINESS OF
Fire, River and Marine Insurance ms usual He
sept20 I04 ROBT. s. BUNKER, Agent. e
NOTICE-All persons are hereby lofewarned
mot TO cut timber or TO commit any other tres.
pass upon the tract Of land situated on tie east side
Of Mobile Bay at u place called Point Clare, begin
ming at the north upper margin Of The mouth Of
cresk above Point Clare, and running sosth twenty
arpens thence running back from these Two points
in parallel lines due enst thirty nrpens, so as to
clude six hundred srpens. The above property hav-
aS been conveyed 10 Smith & Hih,rd by deed
bearing date llih Oct. 1921, and recorded in Bald
win county. A. KNAPP. Agent for G. II. Hillard.
Mobile, Sept. %. 1916. sept25 206f
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO The right of redemption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships alb we
enumerated. is required establish the same TO the
satisfaction OF the reg lister and receiver of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor. as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement OF the public sale of
the township above designated, (embIacing the tract
claimed;) otherwise such claim will belorfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
my26 I51tL OF the General Land Office.
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ENNGLISH LlNsEED OILS r1sf LIZ
NJ bbls, Tor sale at
sepi27 TODD'S. Al Darrhia
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nISSOLUTION-The Copartnership Of Alex
L1Pope and c. NJ. Pope, under the name ofALEx
PoPE & SoN, has been Dissolved by The decase Of
the senior partner. The business will be closed by
q. MILTON POPE, surviving partner.
G. Milton Pope will continue the Factorage and
Commission business in the name for Ms own
account. lie trusts from an experiesce of 10 years
had the sole direction of the bushes 0 the late firm
that his friends will have the same confidence in
the present house which they have always reposed
in the former concern. The usual facilities will he
extended and scrupulous personal atiention given
to the interests of those who shall be pleased To IA
vor him with their business He solclts patronage.
Office corner Dauphin and Front streets.
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II OF FOR SALE-A most desirable building
H. lot egibly situated the business part of
the city. For sale low and long credit. For
price and terms, enquire Of
Il. W. MCCOY,
inn2l AT the Merchants Insurance Office.
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MARSHALL, ROWE and CO.,
net 2l0 Agents for the Manufacturers,


EUST PUBLISHED-Fmsi American and Eng
a. ish Edition Of KAUFmAKN's MAcKELDEY
COMPENDIUM OF MoDERs CIVIL LAw-From
the 18th German edition, in 2 vols.-vol 1. New
York and London, lS45. Entered in New York at
the Clerks office Of the ID. C. Of the U. States, and
in London at Staiiouer's Hail. To be had AT The
Ed. and Publishers office, rs Wall street. N. Y,
and at the principal bookstores ofAmerica and Great
Britain.
For The value and Importance Of the work, we re-
fer TO the following letter addressed to the editor by
The late Mr. Justice Story
WAsBINeToN, January 2h, 1S45.
Dear Sir-I have the pleasure to acknow edge
your letter of the 22d inst. Most sincerely do re-
otc in the prospect that your noble undertaking
may be soon brought TO n successful conclusion
The publication Of DIR. Mackelde,' admirable work
will constitute M era in study Of the Civil Law
and entertain no doubt that it will, though slowly.
yet sure ), make its way among our students at law;
and especially among those whose ambition is exct-
ed to be something more than country court
lawyers. know no work so well adapted TO an
swer the purpose Of elementary study--none so
full, SO satisfactory, and yet concise. And then
again, the apparatus in The notes is just such as
learned men will desire in order extend their re-
searches and expand their knowledge. As far as
am able 10 judge, your own abors will in all re-
spects add greatly the value Of the original work.
write yen in great haste, having only time 10
say that remain " ilh the highest respect
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AsfsA FOR KENT-rhe lover tenement Vi Tue
,h::A two story Brick Dwelling House, on the
south side OF ST Michael, between Claiborne and
Franklin Streets being The first dwelling above the
residence of j. Wanroy, Esq. The house has five
rooms, pantry, closet and cemented cellar. There
Il line cisern, together with kitchen. ironing room
10 servants room on the premises. Apply 10
seu6 |. C. DUBOSE s. CO. 80 Water ST.
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MEMORANDA.
VESSELS UT AND CLEARED FOR THIS PORT

BY THE CANADA AT BOSTON,
SAILED FoR THIS PoRT-LiVerpOUl. Sept. l0-Ship
Jacop Pennell Martin.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

ADAMS WHARF, selma, ala.
FTIfIE subscriber begs leave 10 announce TO his
IL friends and the public generally, that he has
tablished new WHARF. ior receiving Goods, &c
at the cad Of Bow street, jus, below the Ferry land
ing. Having heretofore received liberal share OF
patronage, (for which he feels thankfully he hopes
and experts a continuance Of the same. ,
He will AT all times be enabled 10 engage wagons
forward merchandise, received by and stored with
him, into the interior, whenever he may receive or
ders so do iap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

JAMES 2. MATTHEWS, esq, democratic
candidate for Auditor Of Public Accounts,
(who has been called to our village on bu-
sinoas,) addressed the people during the
recess Of the court yesterday. Mr.. Mat
lhows fret spoke in defence Of his chorac-
ter as man and an officer, He then en-
tered into an elaborate argument of the
Tariff question in his usual able aud lorcl-
bic manner, We regret our inability TO
give even an outline Of bis mastery and
eloquent speech
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Or A paragraph has been going the
rounds OF the papers opposed to M'Nutt,
TO the effect that " the Ripley Advertiser,
heretofore supposed TO be friendly to him,
has declared against him." &c. We have
read the Advertiser attentively for several
months, and never saw line calculated
TO create the superstition that its editor
was in favor Of M'Nult; and the paragraph
was penned 10 induce the erroneous " inn
preston" that he was losing ground in the
northern counties. The Advertiser, in re-
plying to it, gives back-handed stroke to
some of the other aspirants, as follows;
awe have carefully avoided giving the
faintost grounds for supposing us the sup
porters Of any Of the present aspiranls to
that Office. We repeat, however, what we
said some weeks since, that we prefer
M'Nutt to some others now offering, We
prefer him 10 nm unscrupulous Spectator
on the unsuspecting Indian or the gullabe
government, We prefer him TO a vasci-
lifting partisan now here, now there, in
whom we could place no abiding conf
dcnce. But there areothcrs, eminent men
aud sterling democrats, men TO whom the
Democratic party OF the State are under
lasting obligations whom we still prefer
10 him.
Gas to the question Of The Aberdeen
Advertiser whether Mr.. Price, our nomi-
nee for the State Senate has not been
compelled by the universal call Of the
people TO pledge himself moi TO vote for
A. q. M'Nuit," We give it an unqualified
denial Neither "universu'' nor partial
call Of tho people has been made on MT.
Price TO do any such thing; and ii' such
an suppression has gained considerable
credit in Monroe, il has gained wha, i \
not entitled to-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

or The wing candidate for Congress
in bis ilI-humored rejonder, on Monday
evening, dsnierred the decaycd carcass
of the Graves affair, which he characle-
rzed as one of the fruits of the locoioco
victory Of l9dl." This was ga sheer end
of all discourse Of reason and logic. By
the way, have the wings entirely forgotten
former dciaIcations al Jackson, tho Mallory
case, for instance--how he was taken to
the arms and confidence Of whiggery3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Or We learn that M. D. KlMnnouun and
j. J. WooDs have Withdrawn from The
cangaes as candidates for Sheriff Of Carroll
county VIM, RANSOM, the present incum-
bent, is candidate for reelection.
We also icern That IonN E, PALMER and
Tnos. II, oApEaroN have Withdrawn from
the canvass as candidates for Probate Judge
of this county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Soura-wEsrERN CONVENTION = A body
under this high-sounding title met at Mem
phis few months ago, to take into consi-
Iteration " The peculiar interests Of the Mis-
sissppi yaley," quite huge task ')--iook-
ed wisely at each other for few days, and
appointed formidable list Of committees
10 effect sundry chmercal, moon-shine
projects. Another Convention is advertis-
ed TO be held on the 18th November
Such affairs are the most arrant humbrgs Of
the ago--either ending in smoke, or induc-
ing exravagant outlays from the public
treasury for schemes ehimerieal and vi
sionary. As the " opinions Of the press
have been called for, we give this as our
opinion. The Louisiana Ledger takes much
the same view Of the " great Southwestern
Convention in the following extract;
"What does this meant Is new sys.
lem oflegislalive fayorteism TO be sprung2
What "pecuiiar Interest," is now to be fos-
erred at The public eSpensel We can tell
heso Valley of the Mississippi would-be-
that the old U. $. son has not
teal for them; their down-east rivals |
lro ahead Of them; and besides, the tax
laying people are beginning TO find out
hat government has nothing 10 foster any
peculiar interest" with, except what il
irst takes from them; and they cannot see
ny good reason why they should not be
ermtted TO enjoy the fruits Of their la
or, nsteadol the lazy, unProductIve pets
fthe government"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

M, Read the article headed " Wing
Tactics" from tho Columbus Democrat.--
The people viii take the fair promises of
these wing no,ni---, no, not nominees, on
" saggosiecs, for what they are worlh--re-
Wondering the scriptural maxim, eye can
not gather grapes from thorns, or figs from
lhistlcs.'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Or The Circuit Court of Carol county
commenced It's falsosslon on Monday last,
Judge i. F. CARuruFns presiding, The
case Of The State against the securities Of
X. >. Graves, viii DO decided during the
week. The Attorney General, J. D. FREE.
MAN, esq. is in attendance to assist the Dis
irIci Attorney in this suit
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

| be mjaa. No me Of these interests ran
righygf{y claim m adrontdge orcr M
others, or 10 be enriched By imporerisling
le oHcrs. Allure equally entitled 10 me
fostering care and protection Of the 20.
yeumont. 10 exercising sound discretion
in Ieyying discriminating duties within The
limits prescribed, care should DO taken
lhal Il be done in u manner not 10 benefit
tho wealthy few, al the expense Of the
toiling millions, by taxing lowest the lux.
urics of life, or articles Of superior quail.
lily and high price, which can only be con-
sumed by howonlthy; the highest, tho ne
cessanes Of life, Or oniclesOf coarse quail.
iiy and low price, which the poor aud
great mass Of the people must consume
The burdens Of government should, as far
as practicable BIO distributed justly and
equally among all cassos Of our poPuIa.
donh
If Mr.. Brooke subscribes to this doctrine,
we shall take it an gratifying evidence
that he IL abandoning the political delusiona
Of which no has been the victim.
We shall not follow Mr., Brooke through
the whole length of his two hours disser-
lation. Tlo was replied to by JOINS D.
FagEmAN, esq, democratic candidate for
Attorney General, WHOM in attendance on
the Court, as counsel for the State in an
important pending suit, and who yielded
10 the rrauost of bis political friends 10 APP
pear in behalf Of tho democracy on the oc-
,asion. Mr.. Freeman so edectually and |
appropriately answered him, that we have !
10 disposition to eight the battle DER again
u our columns. Mr.. Brooke is an earnest,
orcbIe speaker, but was evidently over
Matched.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

6J- A prouacted meeting by the Chris
tian Church will be held in this place, COM
moncng on Friday before the fourth Sun
day in this month. Several eminent Mi
nisters are expected.
*a*A protracted meeting will commence
at tho Presbyterian Church in this village,
on Friday before the third Sunday in this
month.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

WINSTON BANNgR.--Jos. Bell, esq. elec-
tor on The democratic ticket last year, has
become editor Of this paper, Br' Bell dis
courses, III his new vocation, in paragraphs
pungent, pointed and positive, We wish
,him much success.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Or WE are authorized to announce
DAVID I. LOVE as a candidate ior Briga-
der General oithe ~ Brigade, Ait division.