The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09


public indigestion sgsInsI the MOrmons
70 = high pitch. ani The wussw Signal
Esys "retsnRs. IeEsngs, - nov The
x0Id." and thai "blaod " III and must
sow n necessary 10 rad The country If
the cursed sn'hNrs Of our iIoubl.." n
appesus now thaI . wsr sG exFrmina,ioa
hss been declared. and lhst the Mormon.
will be driven from Adams and Ilarcatk
counties. Sime so OF 60 houses have
been burnt. and The work !, siIll gOinr nr.
The anti MaTmahs are divided into .ua
eomp.nss-ane the " Fme and Sword''
company. abuse duty IL is 10 ERE Mar.
mon houses, the ether 70 act a. sp.ss.
The mil Ia'y have been called out.
THE MORa0s WAR.-An extra Tu,.
porting Ia come from the Illinois Sac
Register. dated Sunday. Sept. 2l,,, R,,e.
the following important news iron IIsa-
cIck:
Il sppests That the ann-MeTm"ns cor.
iinued their work OF destruction until on.
wards or one hundred houses have bstn
consumed. Sheriff BsckerSio, failed IN
raising posse strong enough TO s,oPth,ss
movements without resoTIins 10 Nausoo.
owing 10 The fear Of al we'll disposed per.
cons in the county, that their own houses
might he consumed. We learn that he
Isised shout 500 men. from Nauvoo, Ill
we'll armed. with winch he had dispersed
The rrolers, command, by Col. WllIIsmss
At Green Plains.
IN this saaiI no lises we're lost, as the
antics run and took shelIer in . torn.
field. belOIe the posse came within firing
distance.
Barkenstos had been driven away from
Carthage and returned with about 500
menr 10 remose his family; on his reltsat.
no Tell in With large body Of snti-Mor-
mons. when battle ensurd. II 10 said
that eighteen snli.MormCns and three
MormOns we're killed. Il srpean that
Williams, Sharp, Davis and other Lead
ers, escaped. large number Of the anti
MoImons we're taken prisoners and are
now confined and guarded 10 The court
house a, Carthage.
The. peoI lie had all fed from Csr,hsrr,
Augusts, and other snti-Mormon TOW ms,
and carried their f.m,hes into he eoun =
ties Of Adams. Marquette, Schuyler, and
MCDonuLgh, and are beating up for vols
uLisers III those counties, 10 IecIuil The ir
forces, with which 10 renew The wat.
Il is unknown how many nen they will
be able 10 raise; but il 10 believed thai
they have SO dIsgrac,d themselves by the
incendisry mode in whleh they have carr
ned on the war. that their success wllh
not be very great. But # they succeed I.
another bkoGy battle may be expec ed, ia
the course OF this week.
BtEre this news had arrived the Gov
eInor had issued call for FIVE bundled
men TO QUILL the ds,ul Dances.
Mormon DIFfIcUETIEs.-A correspon-
dens Oh the 81. Louis Republican says:
The TwtIUe Elders, or principal men
Of the Mormons, have addressed propo-
sition to the Antics, which was received
this evening, and which, trust, may put
a fnal end to This war. The Twelve pro-
pose that they Will leave Nmrvoo and the
county, neat spring, provided hoslilltes
are suspended, and the vexalious suits
j which they charge the Antics 10 have in"
stituled against thu m, are withdrawn, ah'I
they are allowed to peaceably dispose OF
their property, and prepare for their re"
moval. They have appointed COM
mittee of five TO correspond with com:
mit'ee OF an equal number on the part Oh
the settlers. This proposition is we'll re"
ceive by many of the citizens of Warsaw
and If they do not reject it because OF tie
language in which il is addressed 10 them.
they thinking it is dlsrespect(ul,) it will
most likely lead no a settlement and re-
moval of the Mormons from among them
II is very desirable that This should be the
result"
We think II exceedingly doubtful thai
$500 Mormons will consent to give up
their houses and property and leave the
country.