{"newspaper_name": "The Port-Gibson correspondent.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The MORMON Exodus The people
Of Joseph, otherwise known as Smith,
who has been gathered to his fathers
unhaPpily, and prematurely, by violence
are about TO make a second remove, the
preparations for which are solemnly de.
creed by the Saints in Council. They
propose to leave Nauvoo, once the city
OF the elect, for Vancouver's Island,
where they hope to remain select, as the
territory is totally unoccuped. The fol-
lowing passage, declaring their purposes
and arrangements, is from an address Of
the Counci 10 The Mormon church,
throughout the world. Il reads curious
enough:


sit is our design to remove all the
saints as early next spring as the first ap>
Pearance Of thrifty vegetation. Ia the
meanllme the utmost diligence of all the
brethren at this pace and abroad will be
requesite for our removal, and to com.
pIete the unfinished part Of the Lords
house, preparatory to dedication by the
next general conference.


Therefore, dispose Of your proper.
ties and inherilances, and interests, for
available means, such as money, wa agons.
oxen, cows, mules, and few good hoF.
ses adapted to journeying ard scanty
feed, also, four durable fabrics suitable
for apparel and tents, and some other
necessary articles Of merchandise .


~ S..Let all wagons that are herear
ter built be constructed to the track Of
i've feet width, from center to center.
Families may properly travel to this
place during winter 10 their wagons.


" There are said TO be many good To-
cations for settlements on the Pacific, es>
pecially al Yancoayer's Island. near the
mouth Of the Columbia"