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its hunks waiting only their grea, Capain's arrival
70 cross TO the opposite shore and take up the line
OF march for glory and conquest! After all, how
ever, we may be Joking on mliters Of very grave
import: will s. hash up


Norman Prophecies.--SIDNEY RIGDoN saws he
has rccei> ed the keys Of David, spoken of in the
third chapter Of the Revelations, which shut,e,h
and no man opcneth, and opene,h and no man
shutteth. 1t has been shown to him that the tenn
pie will not be finished and in less than four years
there Will De blood shed; about this time the saints
will fight the first great battle al Chambe rsburg
in Pennsylvania; the second 1T Harrisburg; third
a, Philadelphia; fourh Baltimore, Hf.h. n, Wnsh
nSon; the next on the banks ofthe Chesapeak at
which they will capture an innumcrable army and
fleet belonging TO Queen Victoria from thence, the
:" latter day saints" will sail to Enca nd and
carry Mormonism through the length and breadth
Of the Queens dominions. Sidney is Captain.
ArkanSas.--Dr. Chapman. tho Whig candidate
| for Governor, is canvassing the Stale with great
energy, and with fair prospect of success. The
Loco Focos have two candidates. Mr.. Byrd and
Mr.. Drew. The two wings ofthe Loco Foco par
~ IN that State give very unfavorable account
OF each other. and their statements be true they
are all u set ofgreat viIains.--St. Louis Era.
We clip the above from tho leading wing paper
in St. Louis. TO show with wha, accuracy tho edi.
tor of that paper makes statements bout rkan.
sas and its politics.


The Era is informed that Dir. Chuff seas mol
! the whg nndida,e for Governor. Dr.. Gibson had
that honor. if defeat and modification are honors.
The Era dsfghts in calling the democrats of Ar
kansas Sc, of great villains" Ifthe readers
of that paper believe half of ~ha, tha, paper pub
fishes. they are set, of ignoramuses.


Leri" and High Treoson.-we feel pleasure in
stating to our friends and the friends Of the iber.
ty of the press. that tho Grand Jury of the FIRST
Congressional listrct have ignored the bill agains.
Levin for High Treason.


We copy the following Ieoac1.ul artice from
the N. 0. Pic, we would recommend it to tho
attention of our readers. |, breaths a spirit of
fervent thanks and gratitude for the many bless.
ings bestowed upon his neighbors in the South.


The Fruits Of Auumn and tie Thanks We
o~e.-We delight to Mediate upon the melan.
cbo'y beauties Of autumn, and thence to draw n
moral for the guidance of the gay denizens of this
gay city. In Louisiana, our autumn wears q
garb quite unlike that in which poets ciotbe her
IN the North. a. Here it is not all the 'senr and
yellow leaf" The golden and deep-dyed hues
OF the colder clirnes are not unknown; but they
are rnrer. Our stately evergreens, with their
glossy md darksome folinge. throw off their gar.
nture of jude scarcely before the more humble
denizens of tho same Forests pu, on again their
gnyer attire of summer. Flora is boun,oous to
us even in the winter mo nths.- She smiles on us
ever from our primeval forests. changing her
sweet inspect to the changing season bu, that she
wears in wintor is her mos, modest, and TO him
who is bred in Nor,herncIimes most sweet. But
II IS ~ the character Of our hasyst fields that
autumn landscapes difae>- rse-. those Of the
North. There, the, ON POLK 4, Tas...S~f M
s@,as Washington county, V% ~fch ~,


'and or money, of the san,e yolns % ,L L''' n
tar.s a. FOLK, will be our nor, prss;Sas" s"es pr
fayesissille, Nov, q, lsl4. A'Ae