The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-04

Of Mormons, at place called 'Preptic.., o.,
The MOrmOns beckoned to Worrel and hi, oomE
to keep away. but they did not either unao,,' "p'a
signal or disregarded it. On their approach ,-
were fired. ball from one en,.,oa w
breast, killing him almost instantly. TbO mO''
now in this town. The other bali eD,o,.1 A. ''"0
10 man by his side. As you may suDoo,. a..
audI fuel to the flames, and this Morning " e.,
ma,o'"S Of tho citizens here preparing to 30 on'
nothing Is TAXED of but general battle. and a. a9I
'ng OF inc Morm~ns from the county. ''I
MIR "orrsIi' who twas killed BY tbe Mo,.
stated above was in Command Of thu ,r.,1
thage' on the day of murde, of Joe ana HI. Va1
The Warsaw Signal is full OF v;ol.., .1u' '@R
tho old citizens to put an end, by any mo,r, 'F'"
disorder oil which they complain, and !, !, =,
that "anarchy will reign in Hancock r0ti O'''''l
other of tho bellgerents shall leave the co,n,.m
A letter to the Republican SAYS:
In this war Of determination, thew iD,l,a,
~ tho Mormons' but all who are suspected Of Ss
log the Mormon cause, or of horborinp Nlo,m,"'
bout them. The reports vary very much n. ;.
number OF houses burned. AtQuiucy, the DrnII
was stated at from fifty to sixty; but I ,boL L''
large estimate. The ant-Alormons. I SIN ,.'1
divided into two companies. One |, k,o,v,
"Firc and S~Ord" Company whose do,y Ill.,.
fire 10 Mormon buildings, and drive the o,coD,.,.
The other division acts spies and guard, ,,,...,
not appearing, or taking very prominent u,r,
told that company OF the "Fire and swo,Ip
were oui in Moreley settlement on saturd,,-,,1
their RETURN they reported that they had burned nj
ty three houses, and bad got through before sumner
AtQuincy, it was reported that, among the buiIdin,
burned, was mill; and that in conflict be,,v.,
the parties, one or two Mormons were killed, n
three or four wounded.
LATER. The ST. Louis Republican Of tho %
contains another letter from the Editor, a. War,,,
giving farther accounts OF tho disturbances n, III
place. II will be seen by the following pararn,
that there is now prospect OF an adjus,men, Of 4
difficulties between tho cOnlending parties
The Twelve Elders, or principal men Of the No
mons, have addressed proposition to the ANTI
which was received this evening, and which, lru,
may put final end to this war. The Twelve p
pose that they will leave Nauvoo and the county n,
Spring, provided hostilities are suspended and
Yexatious suits which they charge the Antics 10 hl
instituted against them Withdrawn, and they
allowed peacefully to dispose Of their property a.
prepare for their removal. They have appointed
committee Of FIVE 10 correspond with committee
an equal number on the part of the old settlers tn
proposition is we'll received by many Oflhc citizens
Warsaw, and If they do not reject because Of 4
language in which il is addressed to them, they III
il disrespeciful,) twill most likely lead 'Oa I
clement, and TO the removal Of the Mormons from
mong them. Il is very desirable that this should
the result.
The Editor of the Republican thinks from "a
full observation that from SEVENTY 20 one hund
''O"sUS "uve oeen destroyed by he Anli-MCmOn,