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We find the following paragraphs in the last
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL. 1t is the first lnt'mat'on
which we had Of any negotiation OF the KIND being
on foo,-it may, nevertheless, be true:


We arc informed that A.MoN BABBITT, ESQ.,
authorized agc.t for the Mormons, is now IN 'h's
city, his business bein to see Bishop PURcEtL' oi
the Catholic Church. abou, effeclins sale OF the
'lanl and builings at Nauvoo, incudin the great
Temple, to the Catholic Church. The business
properly belong, to the Bishop of Chicago but we
are Informed that func,onnry had not Inc 'unds
10 make the purchase, without consulting our d's'
,ingnished townsman, Bishop Purcell. i.
Mr. B. states that it is positively the intention
of the Mormons to dispose of their property to
the Catholic Church, and 10 remove out OF the
present iu fisdcton of the United Slnles over the
Rocky Mountains, 10 establish separate govern


'.eir own. We are assured that this Il


s that the preparations making are ex


-... 1t looks to us very reasonable, and ac
o., 0a.g ,or facts. which we before stated, of th
. closrg # the ports of Nauvoo TO strangers, ant
seauscd or St. Louis correspondent 10 lhln
hhcv ,.he Mormons) could not intend to maxi
saie. q their lands, 1t is also mistake that th
! Smiths own any considerable amount of property
in possession OF tho Mormons at this time. From
whn, we can learn. Mr.. b. has as good as effected
sale Of the Mormon city to the church above
named and we presume that such will be, ere long
| formally announced to the world.