THE NAUVOO WAR ENDED.
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The Mormon War is at an end, the
Nauvoo forces having agreed 10 surren.
der and abandon The city The ST. Louis
Republican has the following letter from
a correspondent, dated on Friday, 18th
Instant Memphis Enquirer.


The Mormon war is at last ended
On Wednesday evening, the Quincy
Committee prevailed on the Mormons to
surrender, and yesterday, at three o
clock, the Antics marched INTO, and took
possession Of tie city of Nauyoo. The
ormonssstipuIated to leave forthwith,
or as fast as they can possibly getaway,
except a COMMITTEES Of five, who are 10
remain 10 dispose Of the property yet
belonging 10 the community. No pro,
psriy has been, or is 10 Be desfroyed--Al,
though strong disposition existed, with
many or the Antics, 10 destroy the Tenn
pie. They fear, it will be a beacon
light to lure the Mormons back. BY
reltaining from violent measures the
Ant.es have saved themselves from a
great deal Of reproach.


A gentleman who left Nauyoo yester
day, at two O'clock, said The Mormons
were leaving as fast as they could get
away. Yesterday was happy day for
the citizens OF Hancock county, as peace
is now permanently restored to it.


