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FRoM NAuvoo.--By the Western Belle, which
arrived last evening from Keokuk, we have intelli-
gence from the scene Of riot up to Monday noon.
No further difficulties had occurred but the antics
making active preparations to renew hostlites
on the following day. They had sent to Quincy
for cannon balls, powder, &c, and would renew the
onset as soon a. they could receive them.


The reported death Of the two Andersons, father
and son, and Of MIR. Norris, a respectable black
smith of Nauvoo, proves to be correct. They died
nobly defending those rights guaranteed to every
citizen. IL Ia also true that Smith, Of Carthage one
Of the ringeaders Of the mob, is very badly wound
ed, supposed mortaly, and that some halfdozen
others are wounded. We cannot, however, look for
trely correspond.--St Louis Republican, Sept IL.