our difficulties before they make further attempts to en-
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our difficulties before they make further attempts to EN-
tighten The public.


ARMED PARTIES PRAmIE.-Notwithstandin
the orders Of Major Warren and Gen. Hardin, the Nor
have last Thursday kept constantly station
ed armed guards the prairie, several miles from
Nauvoo: On last Saturday, several of these parties
approached Carthage, and about 90. with concealed
weapons, entered the town. While these armed parties
traversing the county there will be continual appre
hension and excitement They should therefore be dis
persed at all hazards.


MoRE HousE BuRNING-We learn that two three
Mormon cabins, In the south If the county, last
week burned by whom have not been able to learn
We regret this proceeding for il Anti-Mormons
concerned it will have tendency to injure cause.
The policy Of burning Mormon houses is at present. to
say the least of it, very short sighted What be
gained by such coursel Nothing but, on the other
hand, every thing may be lost. Why, then, should a
few men reckessy involve their friends in ruin We
hope that hereafter every AntMormon will feel the i'm
portance of remaining quiet until emergency arises
such as will justify decisive action.


sTorpED.-We learn that it has been announced that
the publication OF the Nauvoo Nghbor will be dscon
tinued after this week. What loss to the literary
worldl