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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
NORTH a. co.
APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,


GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
1potkecaries' Hall opposite the Mansion Honse, and
35 Government street.
ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Fam-
IL lies, Physicians, aud the public generally in
town and country, their extensive and well select
ed stock Of Drugs, Medicines, and Che micals, and
large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng
lish, German and American Perfumes and Extracts,
&c +, together with a great variety oil Brushes,
Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet
or Nursery.
Physicians prescriptions will receive particular
attention.
The very best Of Medicines constantly kept on
hand, and competent person always IN readiness,
both night and day, TO prepare them in the most
careful and scientific manner, with scrapulous re-
gard TO correctness.
LEKcHEs of The best kind always kept for sale,
and a person mir Payne) every way competent at
hand to apply them ,aRd charge made II for those
that take. Medicine chests filled and re6lted in the
neatest and most careful manner. nosl
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

LENN'S INDIAN HAIR DYE-Wananied
" with application To change gray, light
red Hair TO handsome brown or jet black, without
staining the skin njurns the texture of the hair.
The color is permanent and will not rub of or soil
the finest linen; il The dye applied at night, GO
ing to bed, the change will be complete by morning.
This preparation contains caustic and may be
ed with perfect safety by ladies gentlemen. Red
or gray whiskers may be coiored in four five
hours The genuine article for sale at The Apothe-
csries' Hall and al our wholesale establishment 35
Government street. NORTH CO.,
noyl4 Druggists and Chemists
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nrton AcademY-Mnle Department.

Barton Academy-Male Department.
MIR. MERRlLL.resp ectfully gives notice that he
lNA will reopen his ScheoI the 2Olh instant, IN
the second story Of The Academy. Instruction will
be given rs heretofore, IN the various branches Of a
thorough English and Classical Education Tuition
IS and So per month, payable in advance A com
petent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu.
pills will b. taught TO speak, well as 10 read and
write the language. Charge-$s2 per month.
octlI DO
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"a LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. ela.
EhmmN THE underaiane.l. wiahina In Leave CIN

AsA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. eSh
~ THE Undersigned. wishing to leave Z.
the State, offers for sale valuable Plantation, stu-
at ed n Autauga County, near Staesyille, contain
ing 1900 acres. about 700 acres cleared and in n
high state of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by John Gihlersleeve and John Scott. On
the plantation there is good Gin and Mill House;
also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out.
buildings. Attached to the plantation there is u
Tan Yard. in complete order.
Also, forty six Negroes, consisting Of men. wo-
men and children; the stock of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land
win be sold with or without the Negroes, as the
purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pr-
sale until the lst Of December next, when, II
not disposed of, it will be sold Mt Auction.
Terms Of sale-One third Cash, the balance in
one, two and three years, with interest from date.
Apply to JAMES +. ZUNTS,
oct 7-2l1 t1dec Mobile.
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MRS. GEOW E,s

BoARDINe AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Youse LADIES,
No. SO GoUeTnment-St street.
TENIIE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
4 liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure ia announcing to the public The pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds ont to
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
struction. Mr.. NORMAN PINrEY, who has long
been engaged in tes ching in this city. and from his
success has increased c. nfdence in his method Of
imparting knowledge, wlgi instruction in the En-
glish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors, under The direction Of Mr.. 7.
Madam KoyALEsKI, recently from Europe, la
DIV of distinguished ability, has been engaged teach
Vocal and instrumental Music.
French is the language of Mrs. CPS family, and is
pracliced during meal hours hours OF tuition. and out
of school, as much as circumstances permit.
The discipline of the school is mild but at the
same time firm and strict
Condi ions.
For instruction in the Fren and English languages 81,
S. 81, 81 and 90 per month";
Vocal and Music first class, $40 per month";
Infant SO"
Board varying from S. to $l2 per month.
Each boarder TO fu nish bed, bedding. towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, are expected appoint Agent in the city who
will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable
monthly in advcnce.
References
GEORGES GAINES,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
A. 3. Ounce, Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT S. IloYT.
Benz. G GLOVER OVER Ds"ops''.
W. JUS nn n.y,s' Portland, Dallas CO.
o. The duties Of the school wall be resumed on
the second Monday in October. $500 lO4
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SHEKIFF,S NOTIEE


OMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on
" the Sd November. 1S45, by F. q. Kemball,
Esq. justice of the peace, a runaway bright muat-
TO slave called JOE. feet inches high, about %
years OF age, a scar on The forehead, and says he
belongs to Benz Ketchins, Copiah county, State of
Mississippi The owner is requested TO come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away. he will be dealt with according 10 law in
such cases made and provided to pay Jail fees.
nov4 229ti G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

n AW NOTICE-JoHx WOODWARD and Tho
- MAS WOODWARD hive associated IN the prac-
tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in The following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Talhpoosa,
Benton and TalIadega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
Oo-Ofice at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
EMOVAL-D. b. CRANE respectfully in
III forms his friends and the public that he has
moved his Cabinet Furniture Mandatory to No. %
Water-st., three doors north Of st. Francis st.
where he will continue the business in all its branch
es. Upholstery, repairing and making to order Poi
trait and Picture Frames: Sofas resented; Malrass-
es made over in The best manner. A share of pat
ronage solicited. d. b. CRANE. % Water-st,
three doors north Of st Francis.si.
A few articles of choice Furniture on hand will be
sold very lew. noslIKmo
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SHERIEF,S NOTICE

OHEhIF T . NOI Tue.
COMMITTED to the Jail OF Mobile county, on
~ the Sd November, 1S45, by F. G. Kimba,
Esq, Justice Of the peace, runaway slave called
JEFFERSON, (slias ROBBERY black complication,
5 feet inches high, aged about 35 years, and says
that he belongs TO Widow Molly Burnell, Lownoes
county, Alabama. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away. or he w,l be dealt with according to law in
such cases made and provided TO pay Jail fees.
nova 229f C. BANCROFT, Sheriff Nj. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19


y. l. JONES. Anctioneer.
THIS DAY. At 8 O'Clock. AT our grocery sales
room, will be sold general assortment of Groce-
ries, consisting Of
New Mess and Prime Pork and Beei
Extra sugar cured Hams; new Goshen Butter
Goshen Cheese; Tobacco Of various brands
Gunpowder Tea in Glib. boxes
Young Hyson and Pouchong Tea
Foreign and Domestic Brandy
Holland and Domestic Gin
Sperm and Compost Candles
Adamantne Candles; StoughtoR's BItters
Old recifed and Bourbon Whskey
Assorted Cordials Lemon Syrups
Regalia and La Norma Segars
Champagne, Sherry, Pori and Madeira vi ines
Wine Vinegar; Champagne Cider
English Biiters in pins; Collins Axes
Window Glass OF assorted sizes, sc. Terms
cash.
AT IL O'Clock precisely
10 Dry Goods Sales Room, will be sold genera !
assortment Of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Tweed Flushing. Cloth AMI Pilot oyercoats
Linen Bosom and Angola Shirts and Drawers
Suspenders, and fine assortment Of gentiemen's
new style Hats, Caps. Umbrellas. etc.
Aiso-New style Prints, Calicoes. Alpacas
Mousellne de LANES, afghan Grapes
Gen:lemen's Wooden Hosiery. iancy Crayats,
With splendid assortment of Solar Lamps
Also-A large assortment OF Ladies'. Genilemen's
and Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, buskins, Ties,
Brogans, NC.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

Hon. John A. CulhIeru. Gen. Theo. L. Toumin,
8. P. Bullard, Esq Col. rhos. w Mccoy.
F. G. Heard. Esq. Geo N. Stewart, Esq.
B. B. Fontaine, Esq. Daniel NJ. Riggs, Esq.
G. w. Dorrance, ESQ. R,ch'd. v. Redwood, Esq
Maj II. Chamberlain, Alpllonso Sprague, Esq.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
BY VIM. H. BUNNELL L.


At9o'clock. THURSDAY, 2Olh instant
80 dozen 'iambIers; so do Wine Glasses
so dozen Liquor Glasses; ! do fine Yiolins
dozen Fancy Looking Glasses
20 dozen Snuff Boxes; 6 n RUSSIA Quilts
gross French Tapers; 30 d. boxes Waters
13 gross German Pipes; 20 do do Scissors
10 gross Fancy Soap; 10 Lead Pencils
80 NJ Percussion Caps; gross Jews Harps
90 gross Combs; so do Buttons
Is gross Tooth. Cloth and Hair Brushes
Napkin Rings, Hooks and Eyes
So gross inkstands; Wooden Facets
8 dozen Willow Baskets
ID NJ Marbles; 20 cases Pipes
BY DORRANCE X STANARD.
G. NJ. PARKER, Auctioneer.
On TAIS lDAY, the 18Th instant. at o o.
clock
casks Bacon Sides; do Shoulders
bbIs Hams; 505do Onions; 10 do Vinegar
10 hhda Sugar; 20 sacks Coffee
20 kegs Butter; so do Lard
20 boxes fresh RaIsina; 30 mats Figs
20 boxes Lemons; 10 kegs Grapes
Also-Boots, Brogans. Boys do. Ladies' do.
and variety Of other articles.
o. Sale days, Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
days.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

fss::# FORMERLY COMMERCIAL ExcHANGE X. 80
SITUATED on ETchan &c street, 6etWsen Water and
Commerce streets, Mobile.
The above well known and popular establishment
having undergone thorough repairs during the past
summer. is now Omen for the
To planters and business men generally the above
establishment is The must convenient OF any IN the
city-being in immediate proximity To the wharves
and principal thoroug hiares-and can accommodate
from so to so with sleeping aparlmets, and about
$50 witt, board. The eating department is on the
Resiaurat plan, where they get their meals at
any hour in the. daybesdes The reasonable rates at
which board, lodging, &c, can be had, IA reduction
of from 10 to 20 per cent from asI year.
tb5- The utmost order and cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment. The proprietor
hopes that W iih these recommendations and strict
attention to business to merit share patronage.
RATES OF BOARD, SC.
Board and lodging, sing lie room, per month. .S35 W
do do two or more IN ROOM. 70 w
do do per week. ........... w
do do per day. -. 49,. l 20
Lodging per night 50
Board only. per month Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
do do ner week. 90
do do ner day... 500. l SO
Dinners each so
Breakfsst and supper, each .............. IS
oct23 219t JAMES J. DYER.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

A CARD.
TIME undersigned begs leave 10 inform the mer-
Il chants of Mobile, and ship masters, that be has
taken an Office in The front part Of the store
pied by Messrs. J. II Rivers & Co., for the purpose
Of CARRYING on a Ship aud Merchandise Brokerage
Business He hopes by strict attention TO bus
to give entire satisfaction TO those who may employ
him, and deserve continuance OF their patronage
Ship Captains will be able to obtain at any time
all possible information as regards freight.
E. 8. CRUZAT.
Refers to Messrs.-
Eslava, Murrell & Co.
J. Lecesne,
Chas. LeBaron, ; uI:,
Jos. Auze & Son,
Whitaker g. Sampson,
James Magee & Co.
RAYMOND 4 Co., New Orleans.
Carlos Cruxat. Eco Havana. nov6Kmo
MFRS. COLLINS. AN Indian Doctress, who has
IvA resided many years with the Indians and stu
died The Indian mode Of practice cures all Kinds oil
diseases that are curable such sores, ulcers, can
GERS and chronic diseases of all kinds, and consump
ton if not too Ear advanced-can restore the blind
TO sight and deaf to hearing, IL not born Secures
wens sore eyes, dropsy, and all complaints Of the IT,
YER. Also, ladies' diseases. She uses roots and
herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of which
she nrocures from Michigan, that cannot be found in
the southerH county
IT Residence the corner of Lipscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
Times unless professionally engaged. nov6 Kmos
NEGROES FOR SALE.
A LOT Of likely young Negroes, Field Hands
IA and House servants, just from maryland-for
sale at No. 80 Royal street. Also, superior Black
smith.
nova 229umo* WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
PATENT SCALES-Tbe sub
Z scribers offer for sale a lot Of Messrs. Z. & T..
Fairbankes Patent Scales. Apply 10
WHITSETT, GARDNER q CO.,
oc,s0 225 corner 81 Michael and Water-sts
from Liverpool, for sale BY El'l ~
p0yl7 MARSHALL, RowE Z co,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19
BY MARSHALL, ROWE s. co.
IIIN1INlHE0N AncI innapr

By MARSHALL, ROW r. y 90.
A. s. HUNTINGTON, Anctioneer.
Extensive Sale of Ready Made Clothing.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, nj sales room. an IN
voice oil Clothing, consisting Of
so pair black French Docskin Pants
"a do fancy do do do
IL do black, drab, etc do
6 do Eveiham do
3S Dress Goats; "a Frock do
brown Sack Goats; fancy Office do
8 brown cloth New Market do
3 Beaver Coats, exlrn lining
80 fashionable Vests Of assorted patterns and
quality
So Marseilles do; 10 gents fancy Ties
Sale positive and without reserve. Terms cash.
THIS MORNING, at 81 O'Clock, at sales room
Fine and superfne Flour; Whiskey; Brandy;
Malaga and Madeira Wines; old and Sugars;
Crashed and Loaf dol Lamp Oil; Tobacco; Sc
gas; Butter and Cheese; Lard, Rice, Molasses,
Painted Pals, Coolers, etc.
Also
100 drums fresh Figs, without reserve, and
30 cases Kip. Call and Seal Brogans. Terms
cash.
FRIDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. at sales
room the housed and kitchen furniture Of gen.
lleman leaving the city, comprising
Secretary; Safas; Pew. Center, Dingng and
Tea Tables; Mahogany and Maple Chairs
Mahogany Rocking Chairs and Stools
Mautel and Pier Glasses
Hall amd Astral Lamps Wiring Desks
Ingram and Brussels Capets; Stair do
Sideboards and Safe
Maple and Mahogany Wasl'stands
Maple and Mahogany Dressing Taues
do do Bureaus
Mahogany Bedsteads; Refrigerator
Brr So Andirons, Shovels, longs. Tenders, etc
Palmetto, Moss and HAIR Mattresses
Pillows, Bosters, Bedding, etc. etc.
Also
A Great variety of rich Cut Glass Ware; choice
Tea, Dining and Breakfast Sets; Crockery, Knives
and Forks, etc.
Also-A complete assortment Of Kitchen Furni.
ture.
The above articles of good quality and will be
sold without reserve.
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~ VALUABLE SUGAR OR COTTON
wPLANTATION FOR SALE-Will be sold
liberal terms, $500 acres Of Land situated the
river st. Bernard in Texas, FIVE miles west of the
Brasos river, and Is miles from the coast. suit
able either for Sugar or Cotton. 200 acres are
cleared and in high state OF cultivation, with fine
new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables
Sc On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant
one hundred acres more To such who wish
to purchase either fine Sugar Cotton Plantation
the $500 present strong attractions. The land
is of the best quality. For further particulars. ap
ply TO BOYKIN & McRAE, Mobile.
Dtf-The New-Orleans Pickayune will copy for one
uIonth and send bill to rnovl1Kmol b & MGR
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WTANTED-A situation by young in
w Mercantile House, whereby he can support
himself. Has had some experience in the Grocery
Business. Satisfactory recommendations GWEN
Address Box l54 through the Post Office.
noy15 23SE
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w ANTED-A situation by young Man, who
w has had considerable experience IN The Dry
Goods as well as Grocery business-both as sales
man and book. keeper. Address r. B. through the
Post Office. nov17K*
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

| NEW GOODS-New and rich Jewery, Silver
IN and Plated Ware. just received Of the latest
and best patterns. Also, large assortment OF ar
,icles generally kept in my line Of business, TOO
| nerous 70 mention. For sale low Al No. IL Dau-
phin street. (nov10KmoI JAS. COMING.
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FniI ANA Winter Clothing.

Fail and Winter OlOthImgs
EENHE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving and Of
a fer their fall selection Of Clothing, which will be
found large and well assorted and got up in the lat
est STYLE and feel confident that those who favor
with call will find IL to their interest TO purchase,
a. IL ia oul mention 10 sell low for cash. Their
stock consists in part Of
Black, Blue and Olive Frock and Dress Coats
Beaver Cloth and Cashmere do
Plain and Figured Tweed Business do
Cloth Oyercoats and Coaks
French figured and plain Cassimere Pants
English plain and figured do do
Tweed and Sattinet do do
Cashmere, Satin and Velvet Vests
Together with assortment of Shirts, Suspenders,
Hosiery, etc.
novI2 STANTON A. RROS 27 Daunbin Of
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NRESH BLUE LICK WATER-The UNDER
II signed have just received per steamer Carroll
ma, ten barrels fresh Blue Lick Sulphur Water. For
sale by the barrel only. ]. C. DuBOSE co.
nov1l Agents for the poprietors.
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gIso PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS

Two PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
j. SwEDEs IRoN-350 ions, assorted sizes
SrEEL-l0 TONS, various qualities
Hollow WARE-100tons, assorted sizes
Cur NAILS 500 casks, Sd. TO sod.
AxEs-300 dozen CPS
WEBBING HoEs-l800 dozen Cs
TRACE CHAIEs-2000 pair. polished
BLAcKsMiTH's TooLs-100 sets, complete
Together with large assortment Of Table and Pock-
ct Cutlery Carpenters Tools. Curriers' do, toses,
Crates, etc.
Also--Wheat Fans. Corn Shelters, Corn Mills,
Corn and Cab Mills, Mill Rocks, Gin Segmenis, etc.
Also--Rifes, Guns. Pistols. etc. Fer sale low by
novI0 0 MAZANGE CO.. ~ Com-st
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- FOR RENT-A small Framc Dwelling on
s# the south east corner of Third and Walnut SITS.
AIso-Four comfortable Brick Dwellings ON the
south side of ST. Anthony street, between Jackson
and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four
rooms with fire pl,ces-also good kitchen, and
we'll of wafer in the yard.
They are undergoing thorough repairs, and
will be rented low to good tenants.
Apply at the Merchants Insurance Co. Office,
cornor ROYAL and ST Prancis streets.
sept23 T.. w. Mccoy, Secretary.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-10-04

"The highest point touched was in 1889, when
the production did not reach hundred thousand
hogsheads. There has, within few years past,
been steady increase in the expectation, and the
efforts made by our government, in sending out
special agents to arrange with foreign governments
for the entering of this article within their limits
upon more favorable terms, have, in measure,
been successful
"Of the shipments of this article to foreign ports
in 1914 Great Britain took 9,l6s hhds., valued
at 900 l26, equal to one-hrd ofthe total expor-
tation. The Hanse Towns and Holland were the
next largest customers, and took 70,4l6 hhds,
valued at $2, ,ssl ,O2O. These shipments compris.
ed about threequarters of the total expectation for
the year"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-10-04

6TWill not the eliet t of a cash val
uaton of the land in this State, for tax
alton, be to throw nearly the entire
burden Of the taxes on the farmers?-
Will not the capitalist always, as
he now does, secrete his property
so that the true amount cannot be
entered for taxation, while the farmers
property cannot be secreted; thereby.
under cash valuation, subjecting the
farmers to the payment of nearly all the
taxes for the support uf government?
Read the following, and judge for your
selves:
EMoCRATS BEWARE! The Federal lead.
ers of Ohio say that if they get power this year
they will remodel the TAX LAW, and raise the
Farms of Ohio to their full value. The Federal
Central Committee of Morgan Co. say:
THE farms of Morgan County are not taxed one
fourth OF their real value"
The wbig address says, your farms must be re-
cash value"
By the address of the wings, it appears that the
tax law of last winter is only ole step towards an
entire new system of taxation in this State. We
have not yet then seen the worst ofwhig taxation
[Ohio Guard.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-10-04

"The expectation in 1s43 was TOR only nine
months which is the cause OF the small quantity and
the great difference between that and the year be-
fore or after The fluctuations in the value of this
staple have, within the ast ten years, been enor-
nous, varying from one year to another, from
three to five millions of dollars. We cannot sat-
ifactorily account for these extremes in prices as
the production has been quite uniform. The an
nexed table, showing the quantity produced in this
country, the quantity exported, and the average
value of each hogshead exported, will give bet
ter idea of the trade in the article than anything
else:-
Production OF TOBACCO IN THE UNITED
STATES, WITH THE EXPLOITATION AND Av-
ERAGE VALUE OF EACH HID. EXPORTED
Production ErporfatiOn .4U'ge Uaiue
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-10-04

menced In the upper part Of this county. Is said
that they have commenced burning the Mormon
houses in La Harpe and Camp Creek settlements,
The determination appears to be to burn the Nor.
mon houses, but the antics claim that they will NOT
injure the sick or widows, nor destroy the grain.
When they find sick persons or women, they give
them notice TO leave--in fact, but few wait for
the notice, and as soon as the house is vacant they
set fire 10 it.
have not time now to comment on these pro-
ceedings, further than to say, the excitement ex-
ceeds any thing of which had any conception.
Alarm and excitement pervade all classes, and
terror is depicted on the countenances of all the
families have yet seen. This week. believe,
must bring matters to an issue. From the appa-
rent concert with which the anti -Mormons are
acting their simultaneous attacks-the deep and
deadly hatred which they entertain for the Nor
mons--the fact that the Mormons from all the set
Elements out of Nauvoo are being driven into the
city--1 judge fight must come off this week,
which will probably give predominapcy to one
party or the orther. shall wait the result. II is
very doubtful whether the Governor or civil au-
thorties can act in time to prevent the worst re-
suits. There is report in this place. that 800
Mormons, with some pieces o artillery, had march
ed towards Carthage Their purpose, it is said,
was to bring away the family of Backenstos. The
report is not much relied upon by the more intei-
gent citizens.