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MoRE MORMON TROUBLES ApPREuENpEp.-
We learn from the st, Lous Republican ofthe
18th inst. that deep feeling Of opposition to
the Mormons prevails among the citizens of
Hancock and the surrounding counties in Hi
nois, which requires but little to fan it into a
flame that will not leave vcstage of Mormon
ism in the State, The Republican says;


"The evaporation of the Mormons is
deep, bitter and unreIenting, and every day but
adds to it-and if circumstances do transpire to
bring about "A general collision between the
Antics and the Mormons, during this fall or
winter, the war will be most fearful one. In
deod, we doubt the ability ofthe Governor and
his officers, aud their force of 100 men, who
are to be stationed in llancocl; county until
next spring, to keep down the spirit of oppos-
ton, and prevent an outbreak. 1t is possible,
that man of the reputation and influence of
Gen. Hardin, if he would consent to remain in
Hancock, in command OF the military forces,
might be able to keep things quiet until the
opening Of ofspring. But even he could only do
it by an unceasing vigilance, and by preventing
the e!fenccs that are now said to be daily conf
mtted by the Mormons.


"RcportS Of continued deprodations on the
property of the Anti-Normons--the old set
tIcTs-continuo to reach us from Hancock. -
We are informed, that during last week, par
ty Of Alormons went into the southern part of
the county, and entered mans house and
stripped it Of every thing they thought desira-
bc-lhe owner and his family being absent at
the time.


Considerable excitement has been created,
especially in the northern part Of the county,
by the discovery Of the murder Of an old citizen
and AntMormon, Of the name of Dobonaire


We have also report, very imperfect in its
details, that two travellers, who left the vicinity
of Warsaw, few days ago, to cross the Missis
sipp at Hadison, were missing, and fears were
entertained that they had been killed. But we
place little confidence in this story.