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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

STEAM NAvIGATIoN UPON THE SuwAREF.-
The following Information IN relation to a route
from Savannah to he Gulf, find in The last number
Of the ST. Augustine (Fla.) Herald
Sour readers may remember that il has been in
contemplation Tor ome time past TO establish mail
route by steamers upon the Suwanee, from Cedar
Keys TO Fort white, To lie connected thence with the
ST Johns by Stage. We ale happy To be informed
that the necessary arrangements for the prosecution
Of this use'u enterprise have heen carried into effect
The Steamboat "OIheus, built al New Orleans,
expressly for the purpose, has arrived and taken her
station on the route We learn that she is "A most
beautiful vessel 1876 feet in length, and is fitted in
fine style with Is elegant state rooms. She will
carry the U. s. NAL from Cedar Keys to the new
| town OF SanIaie, on The Sdntafe river in Columbia
county, once week, aud will also lun up the Su
vance To the aourIsling iowa Of Columbus. From
The Suwanee. stages will convey passengers IN and
from the river ST. Johns in connection with the
steamers from Savannah, thus far forming direct
line from Savannatto heGuf The advantages of
this route, cannot be duly appreciated until we have
begun 10 experience lis convenience. Travellers to
Key Wesi New Orleans, Tampa Bay, and Cedar
Keys, can now avad themselves al direct and ex
pediious cOnveyante. 1t only remains 10 connect
Cedar Keys with New Orleans by steam communica-
ton, and one OF the thoroughlwes of the South will
be established in on State. The dangerous nayiga-
lion around the peninsula, the reefs, the KEYS and The
bars, would for this route, Il vast amount Of
the travelling from he North Louisiana and TIE xas.
From the inturmal on we have received we can Con-
fienty assure rreader4 that line of Steam ack-
cts WILL very shorty, ply between the Suwanue and
| New Orleans. Ills together with the line that has
| been established between New York and Charleston
will give almost uninterrupted communication, by
steam the whole Atlantic coast with The Gull. This
cannot but have beneficial effect upon the settle
menI OF Forda ami we feel warranted in forelelling
rapid growth ast The result Of those conyeniences
| in travel"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

FAsHIoN.--The Indies have gone back 10 their
hoops and taper bodces,-and The gentlemen vel
nigh, and some Of them quite, to The waistcoats will
flaps; and all, to as long waists and big skirts as
their great grand grandlahers of century ago.
Let's push on small clothes and all that is con-
venient in the attire which from it's expressive ne.
Wigs cannot be recovered. Motion ia loo rapid
nova davs for them. But the ladies might frzzle
up their heads TO the size Of half bushel, and they
must, the pyramid of their structure will be quite
Of proportion. II would be grand affair to see
the promenading thrnns Of Broadway AT IL O'Clock
all in The fashion of 1850 We hope the tailors
mantuamakers, milliners, BARRIERS, shoenakers, and
III others WIN have hand in preparing the world to
show off, will push the present tendency To con,
summation SO greatly to be desired.-[N. Y. Jour
Of Com.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

The New York Evening Gazette, speaking of the
recent admission Of Counsellors and Attorneys, saws
--'l is me lanchoy event, for il is dficut to nn-
derstand how they can get bread; the number of the
profession in this city already double what it ought
to be. Over 800 get precarous existence, and GER
taIny 200 attorneys in this city are almost destitute
and great tax on tbs profession. Had half of these
gentlemen turned their attention to farming or good
mechanical occupation, they would have been sure of
competency and content, if not fortune. As it is,
their prospect is "poor, indeed.'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

MARRIED-Not Hung "A novel occnrrance took
place on Wednesday last, in capital trial pending
before all the judges Of The Supreme Court now sit
ting at Salem. James Powers, who was indicted
for rape on Hannah Welsh, wa $ to have been tried
on Thursday for his life, and the jurors were sum
moned, and the court ready, having assigned a day
specially for the trial In this stage Of the case, the
prosecuting officer announced TO The court that he
had suddenly been deprived of the most mai erial
witness for the prosecution, without whore testimo
ny he could not hope for conviction; Hhat this
witness was the girl upon whom The offence had
been committed and that he had lost her testimony
by her going to The Jail and marrying the prisoner
thai morning, and now being his wife, she could not
testify against him!
And thereunon the court booked becomingly
grave, and the prosecuting officer ent red nolIe
prosequi, aud Mr.. James Powers is gay BRIDE
groom large, enjoying his honeymoon, instead Of
being prisoner in the dock his trial, with the
prospect of a hempen halter
Singular as this occurrence may seem, there u no
doubt Of the honesty and virtue oil the girl, aud of
the truth Of her charge against the prisoner, who
had moreover confessed his guilt. The parties are
both Irish, and the young decent in other re.
spects. aud the girl faithful domestic. Under all
the circumstances, il may turn out happier match
than MANY which were more willing in their OrgR.
r-lBostsB paper
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

MALLEABLE GLAss.-The Ssgusiam Mecary
states most marvellous discovery has been made at
ST. Etenne, OF rendering glass malleabe when
cold when first drawn from The pot. The sub
stance. which is called silicon, combines with var
ious substances, producing he most brilliant Co Iors,
and CAL also be obtained opaque or transparent as
chrysta Its pecfc gravity is 2,s5, waterbeing 90.
IL is very duciie and maeabe and neither air nor
acids act upon it. The idea of discovering maea :
BILE glass is only ranked second to that of the phos.
opher's stone among alchemsls, and the latter will
undoubtedly be ihe next discovery made, for one is
as probable as the other.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
Prospectus of Reading Room.

THE MOBILE FRANKLIN SOCIETY design estab-
Iiship, REApiNo Roma in their new bnIiny on 81 Jo
semi street. ON AS extensive n,n IA the naronege nj
the uubIc will wprrnnt II will embrace all The promI
nent commercial and literary publications of the Union
the leading Reviews and Magazines of Great Britain and
France-papers from London Paris Liyerpool and la
- -, =, IN,
"e' ""u oare VIII oe ahen !" oo'"ih Tue oes' puoca-
tOnS relating to Commerce, Agriculture and the Arts.
In addition 10 these snbscribers will hive Tho ue of The
-
|"'n'E vi "e Soeie1' eohsis"s vi heary SJOu VOLS,
which it is antic pated will be largely Increased during
In. coming ,.in,.r
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

he hone rably avoided Each government is duly ant
soiemn3 impressed with the responsibility Of il.
acts and adlnonshed b, The past. noi unnliudful o.
the dire consequences that must follow another lune
and saneuinary conflict. But Nations, like individuals
sometimes cen end hu; one way of settling quesio II.
OF right and honor, aud this way, il is feared, wil
be the only way now left 10 Great Britain and the
United States for the fnal adjustment Of ihe Oregon
question.
II is time that The people should begin calmly 10
reason about the strong probability OF war. and Ia
nerve themselves for the conflict. The siens are ON
inOaS. NOUS VERRONS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

The Richmond Wing says, most amusing scene
occurred with one of the elephants, in fording James
River, lately. The tide being up, and the water
higher than when she crossed before, she refused
upon reaching the channel. 10 proceed any farther
resisting the caresses and blows Of her rider. Al
last. resenting his importantly, she laid down in the
river, carrying HIM under. and concealing him some
time from The view of an immense multitude, who
were the amused--but before it concluded, the alarm
ed-spectators Of the scene ;but he was good swim.
mer. and extricating himself, emerged and swan up
stream to the bridge. Her mate, the oIhe elephant
Gan enormous beast, weighing within fraction Of
5000 lbs. y coming up, she recovered her good
hunor, and proceeded quietly on her way.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

We have report, says the StLoUis Revele, that
The Mormons had expelled Major Warren and his
command from Nauvoo-he had "a lien back on Car.
iliage for renforcemenls. The United States Mar
shal, it is likewise reported, has been empowered Ia
arrest the Twelve Elders" and had declared his
intention Of doing.
The Sheriff of Rock Island county, was danger
ousIy wounded al Nauvao, recently, in AN attempt ,c
arrest man named Redding charged with murder
who was rescued from his custody, is lying at Car
lhaoe.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

Per schr Handy i'm New-York-Moses Warning < COZ
Dade & Raynui1s; master.
Per schr Adelaide In SaNbrook--J Hodges; Greene,
Robbins X co; Smith; Campbell, Owen & CO; B Gill
mani T P Miller coi NJ Warning y u. Gsge d Post.
Per schr Independence from New Orleans-L Mon
taRlUn Il co; Skaltes& COZ Huntington.
Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-C X Fnote
d CO; 4 Miller co; ViOleltej NJ Spere Goldsmith
IL Ilaler: a Ilnl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

London .--.......Oct. Is New fnrk. NO v :
The letter mail WAS regularly yesterday, but no ia
pes ffoni New York later than Saturday evening. sth
inst The mail lried OF Philadelphia. from whence
dates Of the Olh, aud Baltimore of the lth were receiV
I'D. Charleston papers OF the llh, and Savannah l2Ih
At AUGUSTA "a, on the 18Th, active business in
cotton dec line since receipts OF last foreign
safe. Principal sales al 6G6i-eAIremes fdD7c.
The MONTGOMERY Advertiser of Friday last reports a
brisk demand for The receipts Of the week hea-
Sy-tothi OF season ASH bal les
Al ApALACHlooLA, 9Th inst, The cotton market re.
ported et-he still low, with very little coming
in The total receipt. date but SO33 bales although
Rreier than at the corresponding time sea.
SON. when shout 1000 bales only had been received
Suck on hnnd 9Th inst. 2,O5l bales
Vessels in pnrt-ships Uncas and Merchant, from n.
York, waiting; barks Eliza, do do, and Rainbow load
jug for NewYorS brig Gulelma for do, and vitgina,
waiting.
NEw BoAT-The Enftula Democrat states that new
steamboat called The E1anla built by the enterpri-
sing citizens of that for the ygaon of the Chnt-
tahoocher, TO leave the ION inst. for Apalachco-
la, under the command OF Capt. ]. B. Appling.
rA fine steamer, to be called the "Louiss," in pro-
Of completion the Warrior river about two miles
above Tuscaloosa. She will ii is xpected be ready TO
launch about The middle Of month The Tu.caloo-
Monitor furnishes the following description of her.
The boat is 1856 feet long, % flour and 90 BEAM and
will carry about 1900 bales OF her strength and
model, we cannot say TOO much. Her tmbers Of III,
best oak, and well boed dead jar, under full steam
would hardly joint. The lower deck f0f storag,
is high aud roomy, and The cabin will he completed il
style. In four five weeks if The weather be favorable
the Louisa will be launched, then taken to Mobile
Tor her machinery
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
Mr. ?. podge,. store. in Commercial street.. BIOS

Mr.. P. Dodge's store, in Commercial street, Bos-
ton, stands wooden platform, which forms part
of Lewis wharf. On Tuesday night. when the tide
served. some thieves worked boat in under the
store, and while the storm ragged they cut hole
through the platform and floor of the store, and effect
ed an entrance without any difficulty. They helped
themselves to about $500 worth Of ready made clo-
thing, which they dropped into their boat. and then
quietly padded off. They left the saw with which
they cut through into the store. ..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
MARINE NEW s.



CLEARED
spip Martha Washington, Conway, for New York; by
Whitaker Sampson.
4RRlVFi4
Ship Forude, Libby, I'm Portsmouth. to master.
Shl Sisnnnah Cumming, Parsoas, I'm Boston via Sa-
Vsnnah, to nNslerE
Brs Pocahontas Wade, IL days from Arkansas Bay, to
mastc.
Schr Handy Pratt. 10 ds I'm York, to master.
Srhr Adelaide, Btnddock I'm Saybruok, TO master
Schr jubilee, Drew, fun 81 JdgO de Cuba, in ballast to
10 master.
Schr Independence, Wilkes, from New-Orleans, to
master.
Steamboat Creole. Hiern. from New Orleans.
steamboat I.Owndes, johnson, from Montgomery with
1911 halfs cotton.
stentnboat Potomac, Otis, from Jones' Bluff, with s26
bales COTTON.
Steamboat Marengo, Adams FIN Montgomery, with 545
bates cotton.
Steamboat Cermont, Billiard, fun Welumpka, with
$50 bales cotton,
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From New-York, Nov 8
Ship Mary Phillips Pratt.
From Boston, Nov 8-Ships Pactons, Hardingj Hal
cyon. PntIen.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

The library of David b. Warden, formerly Am.
ercan Consul Paris, which was bought by the
New York Legislature, has reached Albany. The
collection embraces the full history ofhe exploits Of
the early Jesuit missionaries, and of The first sele-
ment Of our nnrthw esern Territories, States, by
the French adyentursTs and in fact that of nearly
ry Stale and Territory in the Union, from its dscov-
cry. From this some idea may be formed Of the ex-
tent of Mr.. Wardens collection, and Of the value
thereof TO this country.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

NEW-NORk-Per schr Iiandy-6l0 bars, SO bds, 90
slabs ron 81 kegs nails 50 hbs p0tanes 1000
SAfBROOk-Per schr Adeiade-l2 wagons, 10 half
bbs vinegar, 81 bxs, SO pkges SO bundles ndse boxes
coffee.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per schr Independence-l3l bbls
whlskey, 10 hi pipes brandy. tons pig iron.
NEW-ORLEANS--Per steamboat Creoe-B bbls
Hour, "a tcs mOasses 100 SKIS corn 20 pes baggnR &c
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
Dancing and waltuing Academy.

MFR. XAUPl has the honor To present his com
I'VE pliiHents 10 The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Mo-
bile and its envrons, and respectfully announces To
them that he will open his Dancing and WALKING
Academy in the Saloon at the ARmoRY, for the re-
ceptIon of Pupils, on FRIDAY, 2Ist inst. Ills in-
struciions III Dancing, Waiting, Gallopades, Cir
Gle Values, &C., will comprise the various styles
introduced III the most fashionable circles.
Mr.. Xaupi would intimate To parents and guar.
dams, tia, the Of Dancing cannot he learned too
early II is TO Dancing that young people are in
debled for that elasticity Of limb, that in their
bodies, and their polite and agreeable manners and
prepossessIng graces whch are ornamental in So
ciety. Dancing has ceased to he difficult and toll
exercise, and is now soitened down, as it cer-
tainly should be in society, to agreeable pasiime.
Mr.. Xaup will introduce the s, lphc style OF
Dancing. which is now the one adopted in f,shiona-
BILE circles. The advantages Of this style are, TO
ny The person Of The performer through the different
figures of the Quadrille Dance with far more ease
and grace than the old method.
MIR. Xaupi will also give private lessons at his
Saloon, the residences Of his pupils, or Acad-
OB-A night class for Gentlemen who may be en-
gagged during the day, will also be opened.
--REFERENCEs-
Gen. CRABB, Gen. Jos. BATES,
Maj. R. WALTON, Gen. r. L. CRAWFORD,
Gen. w. TAYLOR, Gen. DEsHA.
noyl8 240tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

1t is said that several years ago. shortly after a
regular Judiciary system was established by the
eastern Cherokees' Trial for murder was among
the first cases brought before one Of the Circuit
Judges. A jury was sworn, and the prisoner, a
Creek Indian arraigned al the bar, who IN reply TO
the usual inierrogatory, Guilty, or not guilty,
pleaded guilty. Whereupon his Honor, without
furhor proceedings, addressing the miris lister of the
law. said, Here's She ia, take this man OUT by jung
and hang him t,l he 10 deadu Twas done!
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

THE IcE TRADE OF BosToN.-The Boston
Shipping Lie, gives the items Of e ice trade oil That
port during the past year, by which IL appears that
the aggregate shipped to foreign and domestic places
for Eve months, was thirteen thousand fpe hundred and
tiivty.tlree TONS; 1880 tons Of which went to New
Orleans. 600 to Hong Kong. b40is Calcutta, and
200 10 Nsw Ysrh.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
TcoMMuSIcATHD

BETHEL.-ln a stroll through The city a few
days since, viewing the Improvements Of the past
summer. which il is gratifying TO perceive are very
generally pla substantial, respectable character
| was much pleased to notice the edifce designed
for Bethel Church. 1t is situated Water street
below Church, and is nearly ready 10 he open.
ed for public worship. 1t is probably in the recol
lection Of most of our citizens, that large share Of
the means for erecting this building. conribut.
ed by northern cities, who will now have the
satisfaction Of earning The objects of their generous
liberality -'they that go down 10 the in ships,
that do business in great waters'-havs neat and
appropriate house in which they can worship
Him who alike Strides upon the storm and ..canls
The roaring seas" The ne cessaiv expenses, the
betrayed by voluntary contribution, mode. it is
thought, which will be acceptable than any
other, and in aid Of winch il is hoped, there will be
generous feeling manifested by all interested. The
port Of Mobile, exporting over half a million Of
bales Of cotton, employs more persons in its ship
ment than any other port Of equal magnitude in the
Union, and l feel confident that ship masters and
officers, masters and owners Of lighters, and many
others, will view it as privilege, as well as "A
duty, to contribute TO the support of this noble enter
prise. May il be crowned with the most ample sue
cess, and the fruits be seen in the great day of ac-
counts. w.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
A.CARD.

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED has just opened n large and
well selected stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared
To sell Teachers, Parents aud Guardians lou any
House in the Southern country. He has also n large
stock oi LAW, Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and
STANDARD Library Books TO which is added MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks Of Courts,
Assessors aud Tax Collectors can have Books made
any pattern and NJ short notice catalogue school
Bnoks can be had by calling ut 20 Dnuphin street.
nOvl4Kmu q. w. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

MOBILE
Tus...ay Mornlng, Aoyen,eer rs, Is45.


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The eastern mail, as wits anticipated, failed again
yesterday or AT east failed To bring from any quar
ter papers as late rs due We viii freely surrender
"ur SHIRE of The back mails. II the contractors and
agents at tie dsjoned offices, will forward prompt
Is rls new mails as they come on. |, is time. we
think, that the Department had specinl agent on
this route 10 leok into the OF the derang
which has so long existed.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

Gen. RoHERr q CAarBELL. our Consul Mt
Havana. arrived a, New-oreans few days since
on his way to his plantation in ihiaSlae. His alb
sence from his pust is, ne understand only tempo
rarV.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

We received yesterday the first Number ,ofssThe
Iehersonian," published at New ORLEANS by p. Be-
sancon, jr. J. Van Ness and J F. H. Claiborne are
tue editors, The latter of whom was for some time
the principal editor Of the Jefersonian Repubican.
tue suspension Of which We noticed The other day
he Jeilrrsohian is handsomely printed of'new'mas
eraIs, aud is destined, doubt not, to exercise al
influence as extensive as it will be saluary upon the
democracy of Louisiana. Those who are acquaint-
ed with the editorial career of Col. Claiborne while
Connected with the predecessor of the Jefersonan,
have every assurance that the new paper will be all
that zeal, industry and talent Of a high order can
make it,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
NAVY AGENTS OrFIcr,

Pensacola, NnVeInIIef z, 1910.
G EALFD PROPOSALS will be received al this
= ofhce until Monday, IL o'clock nj, the 9Th day
OF December next, to furnish the following articles
10 be delivered the Na,y Yard and Hospital. PEN
sacola on ar before Monday, the 26h day Of Janua-
ny, 1886:
For Centre Building al Hospital.
392, O0O Tricks, (hard burned
800 bbls Lime, Crhomaston
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
SCHOOL BOOKS.

To Parents, Guardians and Teachers OF
Alabama and Mississippi.
TENHE undersigned would respectfully call yosr at
Il fentioE to the following list OF School Books.
universally adopted and highly recommended by all
who are Interested in the cause of education:
Alabama Series of Readas-No l. The Primary
Primer, new edition; No 2, The Chld's Reader,
new edition; No B.. Exercises in ReadipR, new edi-
ton; No 4. Porter's Rhetorical Reader, new edi-
ton; webster's Elementary Spe'ler; Me,rcal Sto-
ries in Chemistry and Philosophy olney,s deogra-
ply and Atlas; Olney's Introduction TO typography;
The Book OF Commerce; WATTS Improvement o.
the Mind; Bullion,s English Grammer, buiiions
Greek Grammer; Oimstead's Natural Philosophy;
Comstock's Natural Philosophy; C9msocks Gnem-
,,s,ry; Comstocks fhysIoiogy; ffes.ons book
Keeping; The scholars Companioni Inc Scnoafs
Companion; The Scholars Reference BOOK; Weo,
s,er's School Dictionary; Aoercromo.es moral
Feelings; "oodrch's Eccleshsticai history Lin
coins Botany. Burretts Geography Of the heas-
sas; Alexanders Evidences OF Christianity; stones
Rhetorical Speaker; hodge Logic; "hiard,s MS
tory OF U. g. vo; Wniard's history OF Y: ..
abridged; Wiiard's Un,Versa, Nistofyi farteys
Natural Theologyi bible; Newman,s hhetor'ei
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

Hon'JSo. II. IARmossos, hflhe Parish of Avoy-
eiIes' has been elected Representative to Con-
sress from Louisiana, iossippy the vacancy IN
the third congressional As;rcl, occasioded by
the death of Gen. John b. Dawson. RelurAs from
all the Parishes except i've give Harmonson 724
majority over Cooley, the Wing candidate. The re-
naming Parishes will increase this majority.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
q. w. OGDEN,
AUCTION & COliMISNION MERCHAN Mt.

IOIV
Nos. 75 and n w AFTER STREET.
GTWiil give particular attention 10 the sale Of Pro
duce, and all kinds Of Merchandise consigned 10 him.
Also-Underwrter's saies-Sal.s of stocks. Real Es-
tale, &c.
Having large Warehouses, ample accOmm odat ion
be given Tor the display If Furniture for sale novlir
1T q. MAZANGE 81 CO., No. 4s. corner O
Commerce and Exchange streets, MOBILE. ALABAMA,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY,
Iron, Nails, Hollow Ware. Wheat Fans
Steel sheet Cast Steel aud Sheet Iron
Axes Hoes Trace Chains. Mill Rocks
Blacksmths and Cnrpen er's Tools, all desrr ptions
Corn Shelters and Poughs, Corn and Cob Mills
Cotton and Wool Cards. Guns and Rifles
To which they invite The attention of Planters and
others. nov l2Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

II FOR MAYOR &C GORGE E. HOLT Is announced
by his friends a candidate for The office of Mayor al the
approaching municipal election. and Is recommended 70
The sisees OF hs fellow citizens Individual emu
nenty qualified for the Office, and such, entitled 70 Their
confidence and support sepl3 collide
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

PASSAGE FOR GALVESTON.
ESN The bark H. L. BARTLETT, rapt Baker,
Ssz4ffE will have despacih Tor the above port in
weve days. She has handsome accommodations for
passengers. For which or light freight apply to
novlS E. C. CENTER Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
EXPORTS,

NEW-YORR-Per ship Martha Washing ion-ss6 bl.
cotton, 81 sailed and 800 dry hides. bxs mdse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

" The friends Of GEORGE WOODWARD and
FREEMAN G, EWERS. i'll support them In 2nd Ward
Candidates for reelection serve in the Board Of Al
dermpn novl3tnt
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

~ The friends Of ALVIN WETuERBY, Announce
him candidate for Common Councilman OF the 7th
Ward, al the ensuing municipal election. novl4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

MI. + KING and JOHN u. TODD. will be support
ed Aldermen OF The Third Ward. thr ensuing NUM-
ciphl election by (noSl4a) MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist.
" Office on the North side OF ST. FRANCIS street,
eat abave the State Bank. novl Is 240tf