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1 PRATT & co. Cotton Factors, ant Commission and Forwarding Mef. Emp street, New Orleans. h. JACOB BARkMAN. s. E. BELKNAP
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Mr. ". GILMORE SIMms, the novelist. ,y;il ;n future furnish the Charleston Patriot with notices of new books, ol the arts, the progress of American letters and the ehracter of foreign literature.
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WEIGHT or GREAT MES.-The following memorandum was found number of years ago in the pocket-book of an officer of the Massachusetts line:
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[sKAfl s A S B A " N E R rpfIsHED WEEKLY, l,g $, EsORLAND,
trr DOLLARS A YE A R
 IN .aDK.aNCE.
.a or ARYERTIsENG.

Igaas OF ADVERTISING.
 af 10 lines, or less, first insertion,
 a5 FIFTY CENTS for each continu- x T4a tSos and not exceeding 15, to be " asre arc. and a half--over 15, and not eX- igl tTo souares-and in that proportion clements to be paid for in advance, 'fsaoed ' by some responsible person.
 sg9,ii1nal account, at the above rates, si .a and nnder S1O0, in one year, dis s, ~ ae cent. will be made; and when it .Ioo m or upwards, in the same period, a ,a' ,lyg nor or cent. will be made. No deduc- @l latiiI tiI be made, if payment be deferred .bajl have expired; nor will any re- a,is 5 on legal advertisements, required published.
 rTrACrs BK THE | EAR.
 v 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20.
 so t 50. ..,"ents, "" or parts thereof, exceeding 10, 'ia os fine case may be, subject to the f5po1uts il1St fieftoifeo' eiie ifo Soii- a, ,stas for less term than year. No ,,ess;onal omissions; and all contracts inc paid in advance.
 +,nIyG ADVERTISEMENTS.
 'pii D' iass ) each additional E raaths S6 square, $4 10 :" ss s
 15 ss 12 s.s adyertisements will be charged at the lisates. unless a contract be made when faa. and must be paid for in advance. .gTl gsai he announced for any office, either i reolIlty, without the advance payment sl,ulars will be charged as advertise. r.rment avn, required in advance. i iT hereafter be delivered to any person gs have no regular dealings, until paid Elements must be marked with the num- tsss 5ss desired, otherwise they will be con 5r5id, and charged accordingly.
 ;ation will be made from the above rates. Iber I of the paper, 12zz cents.
 must be post-pajd, or they will not re- Eaaion
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IAeNY Stationary.

LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in eB Ashley's row, a fresh supply of Stationary, con- sisting of fine Gap S Letter Paper, Note Paper Folio Post Medium and Drawing Paper;-also, Pouhee in viols, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Qus, Steel Pens of every descriptions small Waters, Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, Inksands, Penknves. Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils Se Sc all oi which will be sold at theowest prices for cash
 Also-Fof sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
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1 |Rd per Steamboat Wabash Valley
 saier Cigars;
 bacas, $ faeiPes, < 7 Spanish |"
 ~ II. N. ALDRICH. k Nov. 27. ls44. 1l-tf
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 MA Eksas Hk.E4s

|lieription, such as Collins warranted |sIxas, drawing knives, angurs, files |fss. c5ifee-mills, &e., at
 LYMAN MITCHELL $. ,az 3I-H
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,3,,uIars will be charged as advertise. s.vment required in advance.
 1 in hereafter be delivered to any person gs have no regular dealings, until paid
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EriKetE and GoE sale,

Eeiyed and Gtor sale,
 |AS fresh oysters, |eans fresh Iobsters, cans fresh salmon, boxes small sardines, bottles tomatto ketchup, bottles fresh table oil,
 box maearoni,
 l iox yefmicelli. OFFICER & SMITH. Is 2n-ff
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EGnnI1a, RAnElsss

TUST received. per steamboat Paragon, gdneral D assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de- scription Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Quills, Steel Pens, Ink Stands, States, Be. Ssc
 II " ATDRICH
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HoTT0N, Hides, peltries of all kinds Bceswax " &c, bought at the highest cash market price by II. MITCHELL.
 Dec. 11-1S44 13-f
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CENTRAL AGENCY

Ashley S Watkins, and Barnett, Sol's.
 July 30, 1915. i6-2w
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N0UNFF OF VTIiNof, In the Ghieot Circuit Court, in Cha Term, A. D. ls45. May 16. Chester Ashley, Complainant.
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of the Ohio River.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE WORLDS CONVENTION will be held in
Clinton Hail. and commence its proceedings O'Clock
Wednesday morning M October when all who interested
existing divisions which prevent Union de-
the charity invited attend to assist the
tme to apply is abundant materials and powers to ensure
peaoa Of sss states %s M @ the 70
of America should be longer aud held mental
ing substantial that improve the condition
ans eyen "9 wo are trained to use the wod
s sss ana FL M WI by a
ALL alone required The attain both universally
and improvements in the arts and sciences and these
my ?e united into one grand practical as liked ana Ger
let none doubt until they have honestly applied ,hel
es Be anS ps: S S
e 81. attainment ms OF & gss
e every one endeavo to repess th occasion his
early mbbsd peadc aone that now stand m
paS s asss :" % & &c sd p
ali pge the wo nf are The
tartan Discussions in their aud customs their
s ff Sas1 sS Th !s ss he
y osa te pemcsd aud
against AZ other naoS each other races each
class every otnr class and TO extent each
Theseloca prudee aud destroy charity and
w. excellence or 'RS' All o n "iss
alone from ignorance to remove this there must be
ThS Sc 6 e al 9es
now he removed and all of hem without violence or VIII
abandoned Those therefore VINO the Words CON
vention' will be Of little unless they prepared to
abandon all that there be proved be injurious local pre-
JUDGES aud formidable obaclti the Introduction or
charity, mental liberty and kindness. And without
these virtues will be forever useless and vain expect
pety excellence and happiness in society in this any
other part Of the world
These virtues be attained and secured practice only by
eS.eson from %'" local preadieeto superior
characters I'd regular beneficial employment to en-
sure surplus Of wealth for all 4th sci unc
" tens circumstances 10 societies which shall
cs e9d,ces and include superior educat aud
ot local without force fraud which
ha pc 20 that under direction shall
bs cared ior and Justly treated All this may
plsneu ny ue ~ orid Convention Education employment,
no ioea peuo,ees and win care for al
NC a, 80 each On ne principle of universal charity and
be permanently secured. Friend 10 All. 49, -
ROBERT OWEN
Nc, II Ftilh Avenue, Nav Yo,k,
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3,0Il, i39 2,9Il27O 82,i0l 1921
The exports from this port for the past years have
beee very uniform in value not varying million of dol
lars from year to year Cotton to very large amount
exported from this port in 1884, has been shipped
direct to foreign ports this year from the southern
kets notwithstanding which the export this year ex.
coed those of last So far the foreign trade of this
port is concerned it was favorable in ls45 than in
1884, and We think it will prove to have been in the
trade Of the other ports Every year adds the vare
ty and value ofo exports and few years must suffice
to give US annually large balance in favor in our
commerce with foreign countries Most Of the articles
shipped from this to other countries articles
sity, and such cannot be attained to the extent re.
quired any where else and they therefore compelled
to come here from there, whereas many of our imports
articles Of luxury which gradually supply.
ing ourselves with by domestic industry and will
be able in few years to abandon their Importation
The tolls all the New York State Canals from the
opening OF gaton to the close of the third week in
September in each Of the following years. have been as
annexed =
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comparison Of prices ruling yesterday with those
current at the close OF the week previous shows adj
in Long Island of per cent; Erie Railroad II;
and decline Canton Of per cent Farmers Loan, Z;
Norwich and Worcester, I; Illinois Is, /; Pennsylva-
mia SIS, j; stonngton u; Reading Railroad, IL and
Morris Canal per cent
The election of Directors Of the Stonington Railroad
Company takes place on Tuesday at stonngton. The
stockholders and the bondhoders both confident Of
success and it is possible that the two parties will be
equally balanced at the contest compromise of
sort will be proposed and accepted eat efforts have
been made by each party to carry its ticket, and the
bondhoders have even been purchasing the stock at
prices above the market to keep possession Of the road
1t is possible the strongest party may agree to put in
of those nominated by the other side for the pur
pose of reconciling the existing difficulties.
We official tables showing the value Of merchan'
disc exported from the port of New York for the past two
years 1t will be observed that the exports for the
responding month in each year comparav ely given
The quarterly returns of imports and exports exhibit
increase those given monthly many of the minor
articles and warehoused GODS being held over to the
quarterly reports. For all useful purposes however,
the monthly returns sufficiently accurate The va
lue OF each article exported has yet been officially
made out. About onehird Of the aggregate value Of
merchandise exported from the United States is shipped
from this port, making it the second exporting port of
the Union
STATEMENT OF THE VALUE OF EXPORTS Goops, Wares
AND MERCHANDISE FROM New YORK, FROM THE MoSTH.
Ly REPORTS, FOR THE FAST Two Fiscal YEARS
Foreign articles liable to
Foreign articles not liable
to duty. .,.......... lso,21 1868 1886
blet duty. ........ 1924 1854 2ss8,557 1oso,7o3
specie ana bullion. 2o3'58 1895 2ll,1
Totals 1851 asl 378,,O77 1876, 1876 1850
judy 1913. july Ist Incr Deer
Foreign articles not liable '-''''' ''0''0
Domestic produce not liable Wv
to duty. l457 1884, 1,58..5l5 1881
specie ana puihon 29,7l2 1886 1896
Totals. 2,Oas.ln i,g7O,au 1888 1925
Aug. 1919 .7ur 1874 Ipcr Defy.
70 eignarcles liable to du-
Foreign articles liable
Dome stc produce not liable
to duy; w.,.......i ,l6e,6o7 1851, ls7 asi6so
specie ana ouIiioh'' 3i8,69l l,l807oi s32,lm
Totals l7Oo,ost 2.97s,0s7 i,29s8io 90 $40
Foreign articles liable to du. ' 49,
Foreign articles not liable -'''''O NO''''' '''''
n to duty Os,sls 1886 1924 :
. 70 duty .;:...... l,e49,oo5 1855 6O6 1907 COL
specie mu poihon' 7l3 oH 6O9,292 l03752
Iota'. 1901 s622.s27 oas,S65 1877 239
so..;ra,.,;o,..,.., Oct. st3. Oct. 1874 Incr Deer.
':,.,;a.i,......;;i,. 1862 I6o7s 22ag
TO duty; 1920 l@sss 526ee :
70 DUTY las,lu l,ss7ss3 5sl1so
hPe'" "'u pe'ioh'''''' sai 1895 ,ssos75 @s,s,1 -
IesAls.",s. .',,,lss1a stai,sss i,7s,ssi -
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Ethiopian Seronadcrs.--Palin0's Opera
house-The announcement that Msssrs Germon Harrington
feha &c have engaged the Opera House, will confer
ssakaole pleasure all those who have enjoyed and
SUI further desrous Of enjoying their unequaed and besut
fully hamonized concerts glees, solos, Sc No company
as tins gut company and from the promises made for their
continued appearance this evening doubt the OF their
weil'merrdsuccess will overflow.
Or Heart Unmarked" A tale of domestic lfe by Anna
Cora Mowatt author Of Fashion" comedy The Fortune
Hunter &c new edition. IN vols each rs Cts For sale
by Burs Srnger Co 222 Broadway corner Of Ann
and by booksellers periodical this city
Mrs Mowatt we'll known the author of the Comedy Of
riodc ais Of the day The novel every worthy
fher reputation The style is flowing and sparkling, well
adopted for marathon and full Of spirit grace The plot
deeply interesting and developed with skill and bold
The passions are represented with much power The
characters well drawn of displaying insight
into the heart at once keen and comprehensive.
Evelyn the heroine deneaed with most graphic skill
The whole novel evinces than usually
works the kind Some wrought
with and Their. Passages Of exquisite paho
Day Tor grounded deep IN human and Affection"
lGraham's Magazine.
Ladies' Writing Glasses. MIR. Oliver Ii.
Goldsmith respectfully informs tn Ladies of New York and
Brooklyn that he will classes for the nstruc
on OF his much admired of Epsolaory renmansp
tins day. az HIS rooms 2e9 Bro dway Of Reade street
classes VIII meet daily IL A. NJ and Al NJ Pupils may
the lessons at such days will best salt their
convenience
IermFor the of lessons only 49, and no extra
charge Ladies wishing TO improve their handwrtng
tey hved to call at the above hours Mr. Gold
smith spec OF penmanship which have the first
Premum' hve years, at the great fairs Of the American
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The receipts for the third week in September this year
$40 larger than for the corresponding week in
the same month in any Of the previous six years. and
larger than for any single week since the opening of the
canals The total amount of tolls all the canals this
season. fall short of those Of last to the same time
only S3 O7s. At the rate Of increase in receipts this
year since September set in the aggregate increase from
the canals for the year Is45 will exceed any previous
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The Hotels exhibited yesterday but very limited
amount OF travellers The following is it NAV be said
general summary of the whole
AMEMcAN-Thomas Smith, United States Army: S
smith, rrovidence; II. s. Ripley. United States Army;
Greeland Artillery; Frederick o. Prince Boston; w
Llthgow, New Orleans; George Blight, Philadelphia r.
+. Brumont, Illinois; Col. Tanning USA
AsToR-J. II. Carter, North Carolina s. Sanford
Connecticut; Charles Davis Roxbury; W. c. Breen
Charleston, SC George Bowen, Dorchester; T.. Robin
SON. Albany; Mr. Asker, Montreal-E P. Ruth, Georgia;
w. r. Rodman, North Carolina; Joseph Eustis Boston;
r. Davis Virginia; Joseph d. Norris. Boston ;
Smith, New Orleans +. r. Grant, St. Louis Charles
Stansbury, Burlington; 4. Kidder New Orleans; Geo
Peabody, Philadelphia; H. Trowbridge New Haven
CiTY-J Andrews White, North Carolina; Thomas
White, Jas McCulloch Virginia; Oscar Durand Guada
loupe; r. Z. Powers, Columbus; j. P. Raymond Penn.
wanna John Lane, Texas c IS. Foster, Pembroke L.
fipo Boston; H. Copper, IT, S. A.; Mr. Winslow Milwau.
kie; D. G. Watrous, Galveston; Messrs Hall and Dewey
Liouisvilie T. C. Harston Virginia; c. s. Smith, PhiIa-
dephia L. l.. Howard, Charleston; NJ NJ Todd Nor
folk; A. w. Crosby, U.s. ship Preble
f r w Godde Troy; J. shuchlett, Va;
4. =. Shuchlett Pittsburgh; c. MITCHELL u S. A.; Jos
Lathort, Northampton; w. Mitchell, Montgomery Co.
MISS W. r. Scott, N. o.; r. IL. Gillett Ogdensburgh; j.
). Nickson, Charleston; w. Young Pittsburp. j r
speed, North Carolina; B. A. Reynolds Geo Craig
GLoBE-Charles d. Williams, Boston; Mr. Addison
pittsburgh; Chevaier de Beacana Washington j. viii.
Hanson, London
HowARD-J. Haige, Baltimore; C. A. Loomes. Ohio:
hon. +. D. Wesley, Albany; c. II. Brainard Boston, p
" Young, baltimore; Geo. Prescott do NJ. G. homa as
N. YORK; + Rodes, Boston; j. r. Kellock, s. CT r. Den.
ny, worcester; j. L. Sewall, Maine G. W. Eaton Chas
fawcett, Norwich; Drs. Duncombe and Skinner Provi
SssS, Teo s. a aaSasfsa j. smith, Paris, Canada -
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Political and PersonnI.

meeting of young wings, favorable to the nomina.
ton OF Gen Winfield Scott for President and Cen James
Irwin, OF Centre county for governor assembled Hunt
ingdon, Pa the 2Oth inst.
The wings Of Butler, Pa, at large county meeting
nominated Major John Harris their candidate for the
legislature, in place of DR.. De Wolf, declined.
The last Connecticut Legislature adopted such mea
sures that hereafter elections will be decided by plural
ies-no majortes. This will put end to the import
ance Of third parties.
The antrenters of schoharie county have nominated
full ticket for sheriff. George B. Badgey, of Blen-
helm. Assembly, Thomas Smith of Cobleskill and Adam
Mattce of Broome
Hon j. p Kennedy is publishing series of communi
cations upon the great political topics of the day. adj
dressed to the people of his district.
The hon. Mr.. Marsh, M. c., from Vermont, has now
quite recovered his health
Hon. Levi Woodbury. is to lecture before the Lowell
Institute next Monday evening.
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MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-Stockton Boudinot, a
a udent in the College of n j. at Princeton undesign
eddy shot himself yesterday, fear fatally that
place 1t appears that he with a friend between
Princeton and Kingston, preparing go out on shoot
ing excursion, when Boudno picked his gun by the
barrel the muzzle towards his head the trigger caught
into his head carrying away part of the skull He was
not dead at twelve O'Clock to-day, but hopes were
tertained of his rccovery.-Ne,cark .4du. Sept. 81
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Died,
On the 9th inst after lingering Illness which she
bore with christian iortitude, AGNES wife of RICHARD
CowAN
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re
spectuly invited to her funeral this afternoon 29h nst
at halpast three o'clock from her late residence, No
1877 Thirteenth street.
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lion STEAMBOAT ON THE LAkE.--It is stated in the
Detrof advertiser that there is project on loot. un
der the patronage Of Of the heaviest capitalists and
oibusnsss in the State OF Massachusetts, New York
and Michigan which has for its object the building and
putting ahoat Of IRON steamboat to direct from
Buffalo to Detroit, without stoppingsave possibly at
Cleyeland-in connection With tho Michigan and Gem
tsal Railroad,
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FoRerRY.--On Thursday last, George Lindsay. an
ing check o. Lees Bank in that city for four hun
dred and f'ty-seven dollars, signing it 3. Osborn he
name OF the Indian Agent Lindsay did not il az
the Bank, but took to barber by the name of Tatum
and requested him to take and get cashed This was
not done, however, and the check delivered to Os.
porn who made complaint at the Police ONCE.
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IVY E1RUONIC CLUB.

TNHE MEMBERS the above Club requested to meet
on Tuesday Evening September 30th at the Rooms No ~
Elm street for OF organizing for the The
friends Of the Club and those desiring become members
inved 10 attend Many of the best Vocal and Instrumental
Perome RS in the city Of this social choir and
place can where be passed plea
sanity than society happy company who compose
this friendly association Of the Sons Of HARMONY The house
provided with the affords crafty the paaes
OF those who honor with call Rooms o'clock,
ri III. pras orI soT2 ~
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LARGEST LoAD-The river boat Northumberland,
brought down the canal last Saturday 400 bushels
OF wheat-the largest load loated on the Erie
Ditch "-Roch .adp
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TENTH! TEETH!!

VNEETH-Who would be without Teeth when they can
have them inserted without the slightest possible pam ana
warranted suit all the purposes Of natural by calling on
Dr. JONES Dentist at his Office cor Of Canal and Broad
way Canal ST. The following IS aiist OF prce'
complete double sett Of best mineral Teeth on e eso M
gold plates, ,, r. s'o~
set o. best mineral lsen, on nn c, Eya" $50 90
e.; ,e ,o pe Jaw, "a De W. rom 81 so to 90
ppe.. eo"h on soo p'"et"V 75tol 50
Plugging teeth with gold, from 49, "a
Extracting teeth, - ...,..,.o. ~ -
Ramembsy corner Canal and Broadway entrance IN Ca
nalst 90 ,,;s.r
| An Apprentice wanted sSs -
xITOOI-9o ooo lbs American bood Fleece wesed rnd IN
\ ~ ~. X COLLINS Co.
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ROYAL. OLYMPIC THEATRE,


TVNIS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Perform the beginning of September under the
management Of the subscriber who will proposals. Tor
from ladies and gentlemen OF talent
The openn sand Theatre for few evenings will pc with
the ceer edSgaora Pco and Sgnor DE Begins ana
the even will be nterspeed with Vaude-
VILE Ds ssng Orchestral Oveues the orchestra beng com
posed on Professors and the principal nstru
.ss I'M RE ~ 80 VT MAZZOUHI, ID. M
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DIR. BANNINtT'S LECTUKES.
nR BANNING will resume his Free Lectures in this city,
- Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings of next
week hafpas o'clock the Lecture Room Of the Pearl
Street Church Broadway the Philosophy Of Health
and Chronic Diseases especially OF Dpepsy General Debil
~ and Pulmonary and Spinal Diseases Also the Of
and cure by mechanical and course
offe conjunction with other appropriate remedies en-
bracng the subject Of Physical Education Paeraa Obgs
zion TO offspring,
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CHE INTCfIs - lIIsS<TIH,
OR HA IR RENOVAiT OR.
REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and ITS
restorative in all where Badness is not beyond the
reach Of art. -
prevents Badness tremoves Dandrl and Cuaneous Sctu.
IL keeps the Hair in natural color and prevents from
tuning grey 1t pre- sented world with firm be-
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative Of the Hair
will be found on trial unequaled
Agents--o Fish Co.. Washington, d. O.; Aver Phelan,
6 Broad Columbus, Georgia h. b. futile, Philade
pha Pennsyiyana, H. Rice, Of Court and Howard
streets Boston ~ b. Brewer No lo5 Fulton ST. Brooklyu
" >. te!emr, Msrebon, Ulster CO., D. Y. s. w. Creech
Icasons Hsuss, Boston, saa lm'mc
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in yesterday morning she LEFT Ksokuk, which is =
ted but twelve miles from Nauvoo on Thursds situs
ing the officers Of the boat report to usnour morn
element among the inhabitants of the form, usual
not the least appearance Of that sonserns place and
sion that the burning of three hundred den and confl-
immediate neighborhood would be ' houses in their
but the contrary, the into .ikely to produce
inhabitants seemed disposed to igent portion of the
lightly, and spoke Of ther treat the whole affair
with which they had moth .sians and Mormons, and
(Warsaw) five miles b. og to do. At the seat Of war;
b found every thing .eow Keokuk the officers Of the
siege The town 4. ns it were, under seven years
the female popuI vas nearly entirely deserted by
posite side oft ion who had been removed to the OPP
At Warsp Ae river for safety.
down, her ~, after the b. ha left Keokuk, coming
in that officers understood from a that rife
had yaee, that 500 Mornons in different armies
of rived at the latter place their way to the
sne disturbance and the burnt district for the purpose
OF aiding Backensos the Mormon Sheriff, in arresting
and bringing the anti-Mormon rioters Justice re-
port was also in circulation that the "hoy twelve of
Nauvoo had sent were about TO send flag of truce
10 warsaw for the cessation Of hosties it'll agree
nent for capitnation of the counts in the agree
Inent reported to be that they the twelve Apostles
and rulers Of the Latter Day Saints city OF Nauvoo
would agree upon general burial Of the Ratchet by the
anti Mormons and entire cessation of hostilities to
abandon evacuate and desert the temple of their fathers
and Holy City OF Nauvoo next spring This ia about as
prepostsrous as the 300 bugnt houses