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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
Territory of Wisconsin,
County of Grant,

At a probate cour; begun and held at the probate
office, in Lancaster in said county, on the 2Sth
day of Nav, lS46-presenl Hugh r. Golfer,
Judge of Probate.
an this day came Frederick Bronson Of the
" city of New York, by Nelson Dewey his at.
torney, and presented to this court as and for
foreign will, an instrument purporting to be the
authenticated copy of the last will and testament
and codicils thereto of Isaac Bronsoa late Of the
city, county and State of New York, deceased,
as proved and admitted to.probate in the Surogates
court in and for the said county of New York and
the said Frederick Bronson also made application
as the sole acting executor under the said will and
testament and codcils of the said deceased, Tor
letters testamentary thereon 1t is ordered by The
said court that all persons interested in the estate
of the said deceased, be notified TO appear at
session of this court TO be holden at ths Probate
office in the town of Lancaster. ia the county OF
Grant aforesaid, on the 20ih day Of June next
at one of the clock z. NJ of said day, and show
cause, If any they have against he SAID auihenti'
Gated copy of the last viii and testament and COD
icils thereto of the said Isaac Bronson dece ased,
being fled, recorded and admitted to probate 10
this court as and for foreign viii, duly proved,
allowed and admitted to probate in the said
Surogate,s court, IN and for the said comfy ana
State Of New YORK; for which purpose il is iuF
tner o.dered BY this thai copy of the record
of this order be published three successive weeAs
in the Wisconsin Herald weekly newspaper
printed aud published in said Lancaster as soon a.
may be.
A true record-Atfesi,
FL. r. Golfer,
Judge Of Probate.
g.r 40 1oae. 13-9t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 80. 1916.
British India.

We have endeavored TO keep the readers Of
the Herald advised Of the late progress oil
British arms in India. Another of those terri,
rbe struggles is over, made by the principaii-
lies Of India. as they successfully wrilhe and
perish 10 tho folds Of British power. The
Sikhs are completely vanquished. A vigor
Gus writer, reviewing the presen, political as
peci Of The world. 10 speaking Of India says
the mind is overwhelmed with establishment
tha, the little island Of Great Britain, some ct.
teen thousand miles distant, can control the
unnumbered millions Of this vast continent
A body OF English merchants, the Directors OF
the East India Company, have under their con-
troll population Of one hundred millions OF
subjects, population five times greater than
that of the United States; and they draw from
these subjects. il is said, an annual revenue OF
form fifty TO ore hundred millions of dollars.
They support other powerful standing armies.
from treaties. declare war, and subjugate vas.
nations. The British power in India Is con-
slan,ly on the increase. Almost every year
makes important accessions TO their territory,
as they push their soldiers up the rivers. and
over The mountains, and bring new empires
with their ON wonied millions under their sway.
Where this system ia 10 terminate IS impos'
sible to imagine. And though il is often said
that the British empire in India Is bubble
which is liable to burst at any moment, that
bubble mus, BIO strong one, which can re-
main unbroken under SO many and such heavy
blows. Before Copgreve rockets and Paxhan
guns, The iimid troops Of India flee in terror.
The English have marched in triumph up the
banks Of the Indus, almost to its source. They
have crossed 10 lis western shore. They have
after fearful slaughter, taken AGghanis'an, and
placed England's submissive slave and tool
upon her throne; and are now preparing for
the onslaught with The armies of Russia, on
the plains Of Persia. Aud from the summit OF
the Hmsaya mountains her troops are looking
down with wisifu eyes upon the vast, mystic
rious, UNEMPLOYED regions Of the Chinese en-
pire, waiting bu, an opportunity to pour down
like an avalanche upon those inviting plains.
And IL the pas, can throw any light upon the
future this time must soon come. Even now
The British flee, roposes iriumphsnlly In the
harbors Of The celestial empire. Her guns
have BUNDLED 10 the dust this proud bu, pow.
erless people. The mud walls Of the empoi.
um Of Chinese commerce are knocked 10
pieces, her gun boats sunk. England is now
exulting as tho eonqoeror OF China. aud China
is bleeding supplians a, The foot Of the Brit
ish lion.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Cotrhidiag and Shooting We
learn that last Saturday Mr.. Dennis
Murphy Of Benton, rode to Mineral
Point and chastised Mr.. Crawford, an
attorney, by whipping him in the
streets with raw hide;-ihat the next
time Crawford met Murphy, which
was last "Wednesday at the Saloon in
Benton, he shot at M. with n rife loaded
with buck-shot and wounded him NOR.
tally.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
Important from the Seat
of War.

Rstura Of Gen. Tlyar 10 kis Gasp from PoiR!
kabsI- CossbGf tcifk the Mcrsoaas "a fks
teqy--Sapposed Distraction ef i'eo TopRs-
hieass Ercifemeat "a NEG 0risGaS--E Gsr.
taer partieaisrs aRriassly expected.
The Monona cams in on Monday morning.
bringing he following later news. for which
We are indebted 10 The ST. Louis Revei,le. Of
the 22d.
From the y. o. Commercial Tunes Of ths 10th,
By the arrival. las. night. Of the II. States
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

400 to 600 Mexicans dead upon ihs field
Gen De la Vega and several other Mexicao
officers are prisoners and had been sen. 10 N.
Orleans. We also captured pieces Of ar,il.
lery, l55. 900 rounds Of Cartridge and 500 PACK
mules. Our loss was 60 killed and mortaIlv
wounded, amongs. whom are
Mi Ringgold, Flying Artillery. dead.
Lieut. Inges, Of Dragons. do
Lieu, Cochran. 4rh Infantry. do
Lieut. Chadburn, 9Th do do
Col Mcintosh, wounded.
1t Col Payne, do
Capt Page. do
Lieut. Luther, do
Capt Hose, do
Major Brown, Of the Artillery. died of his
wounds received in defending his post oppo.
site Ma;amoros.
Capts Thornton and Hardee have returned
10 our camp, having been taken prisoners. and
no. killed as was supposed. upon an exchange
of prisoners, after the battle. sa32
Gen Aris,a lost all his baggage. private cor.
resPondence, &c., which fell into Gen Tsylor's
hands.
The above particulars. obtained from the
~. .. Tropic and Picaynne ofihe l7lh; cop
les OF which We're brought TO Cairo, by the
Huntsville.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
Blythe President Of the United State
Of .america.
APPROXIMATION.

WHEREAS the Congress of the United States
by virtue of the constitutional authority vested
IN them, having declared by their act. bearing
date this day. tina. "by the act CT the Republic
of Mexico. state of war exists between that
government, and the United States"
Now, therefore. /. JAMES X. POLK Pres
ident of the United States OF America, do here.
by proclaim the same TO all whom il may con-
Germ; and do specially enj lin upon all per-
sons holding Offices. civil or military. under
the authority Of The United States, that they
be vigiant and jealous in discharging The du-
lies respectfully inciden, thereto: and | do
moreover exhort all the good people of The
United States. as they love their country, as
.l.o, Zoe, ,ne wrongs which have forced on
them the las, resort of injured nations. and as
they consult the best means. under the blessing
OF Divine Providence. of abridging its calami.
ties. that they exert themselves In preserving
order, in promoting concord. in maintaining
the authority and efficacy of the laws, and in
Supporting and invigoraiing all the measures
which may be adopted by the constituted au-
,hori,ies for obtaining speedy, just and an
honorable peace.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand. and cansed the seal OF
the United States 10 be affixed to
these presents. Done at the City
.,..,,. of Washington The thirteenth day
,s9TgTdI.. of May. one thousand eight hun
$500 "a: dred and foriy-six. and of the In.
..NSSe.ES dependecs Of the United States
5srst the seventeen.
By the President:
JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES BUCHANAN. See'y. of State.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Or The Independent, American and Jew
David's Plaster Is very uneasy abou, thai
rope. We leou.d make presen, of the rope
TO the 'Plasier'-'give II rope enough that II
nigh, hang itself '--only /, would be waste
Of hemp--,he Plaster being already so near.
Nv in state Of suspension.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
Taken Up
May 80, 1916.

DY tne subscriber on the 10th instant, dark
I'D brown horse, supposed to be between FIVE and
seven yeas old, marked with few white hairs on
OIL each side Of the back, with small spot on the
side OF the neck, and few white hairs in the
face. The owner is requested to come forward,
Prove property, pay charges, and take said horse
away. PETER LAGREE.
.Cassvile, May 80, 1886 pr. fee So. 12-lt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
New Arrangement and Change
of Firm.
MAY 80, 1876.

HRON and after the lsf day Of June next, ne
business OF the subscribers viii be conduct
- ppaer the aame and style OF PELfoN
BROTHERS. With the change Of the hTfn'
thew also intentl TO change ihsIr mode OF daiHz
BUSINESS from A ioas credit system TO that 2.
READY PAY - their interest demands tn
lhanze, and they believe they VIII % eaao!ea :,
~ - much better bv their cusiomsfs thet il vii
.xentvallv be better for al concerned.
They viii continue the business al BEEIt"N
as usual With their usual VARSITY al botn Ti'le,
they hope to merit the Continuance Of us ios'-'
ustroaags heretofore 50 generously bestowed
CHAMPION FELTON,.
EDWARD ". PELToS.
Pnirjs Sc Chiea. NAY 81, 1875 iS-a
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Two days Later from New Orleans.
The following particulars with regard 10 the
events Of which they naTraie. are from The
New Orleans Picayune OF the l4th, and are
probably authentic. and will be found inter
es,ing. though most Of The principal events
have heretofore been Published.
Further from the Army.
Safety of Capt TRorn'on and Lieut.. Kane.
.7tfGck upon Gen. Iayior's Camp-Narra
fire Of Tie .lcfinn. &c sc.
The readers will be delighted to hear thai
neither Capt. Thornton nor Lieut.. Name was
killed in The affair Of the surprise of Captaia
rhornlOn's Dragons.
Surprise and Surrender of Captain
Thornton.s Command.
On The evening Of the aSd ult. Gen. Tsy.
lor's spies brought in intelligence TO the effect
that about two thousand Eve hundred Mexicsns
had crossed the Rio Grande TO the Texas side
above the American fort and that about fifteen
hundred OF the same had crossed below. Gen.
4. Immediately despatched squadron Of dra-
goons to each place Of crossing. fof the par
pose of recommending and aseerainiag their
position. The s9aairoa ordered below was
in command OF Capt. her, the one above was
commanded hy Capt. Thornton and composed
Of Capt. Haldee. Bieuss. Kane and Mason.
with sixty-one pfivstes and noa commissioned
officers. The former commander. Capt. her.
on srrisiog a, the point where il was Supposed
ihey had crossed, found that tho report was
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Jealousy.--A young lady in Morgan county,
n.y., living long way from the meeting
house. was very much shocked to hear ,ha,
her lover had "embraeed Religiou;' and dis.
missed him for Inconsistency.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
FOR THE HERALD.

FOR THE HERALD.
/ should like to inquire what excuse the
doctors can offer for digging up dead fslonss
Was such a Thing as dissection ever heard of
in the minesl Do no, some doctors have the
eifrOulery to charge the county $50 for a post
morlem examination before Coroner's Juryt
doctors who are more fit for pos. and NOR.
fise examination and who oeght 10 be maui.
ing rallsl Ii the dead are not sxhumed for
scientific purposes, how are rssuuec,ions TO be
accounted fort Do professors of Saw bones
dig insiinc,iselyl Finally, what business
have they with the bodies Of felens more Than
with the bodies Of other folks' Does a man
who is gibbeted, owe any thing either TO Law
or Physiei Is not the wretch who takes ''Ihe
benefit Of the halter, as fully discharged from
all earthly dues, as a certified bankrupt,
SHRoUD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
Movement for Temperance.

A CONVENTION of the Friends of TEN.
n perance viii be held at Lancaster on the
SECOND MONDAY of June, to form County
Society. All the local Societies will please send
Delegates. Meeting at the Courthouse at one o.
clock.
May 80, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Spanish Cigars.--I,is no, perhaps general
ly known, but il is a fact. that the most Of our
Spanish cigars are made Of tobacco raised 10
Missouri and Illinois. from tobacco seed OBJ
tanned annually from the Island Of Cuba.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Burt's Nils are running yet--not
run of aswas reported--and have no
notion Of running oil.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

Mr.. Greedy. the Wing candidate,
has been elected Mayor of Portland.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

We are indebted to that iadefaigsble Jour
nal, the Gslena Gazette for The following in
tellirence from Mexico.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

At probate court begun and held at the probate
office, in Lancaster in said county, on the 25th
day of Nav, lS46-present Hugh r. Collsr,
Judge of Probate
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
wECE.pTs OF .,.,,"roN

Per steamboat Selma rom Montgomery-Patrick, IT. win X co bales: Smith, Walker X cn B. Hoti & Foid 3; Strang Urick 4 ] W Olds & 70 8; Flarwell X Da vls S. A E Ledyard & co i6; Rul DYche X c" i6; c Cook 26; Andrews & Dawson 22; Harrison X Rshusou 29; G Henry 36; Toomer, Gay ca 39 simpson 40; Dickinson Eustis 45, A Pope r Son 5i; Tareton & Scott 66 Desha, smhh 4 z" 69; Donald Ss Marshall 7l; Allen HadeR 80; J NJ Withers X co e9i E l. Andrews X co l0I; Rives Battle & TO 0g BnYkn & MrRae 2O4.
 Per steamboat Jim from Finches Ferry-De>ka Smith & a8 bales; Peek X Shackellord 1l Sims, Redus x Iowze Sii F. Carlisle 30; SIrang Ulrick 26; Punch, Vaughn & co 2l W Peasants 40; Thompson K Maihie- son l9: I.eavenS Malone 10; Craword& Gowiy g. Ledyard co g; Toomer, Gay co 8; Dickinson X Eus- tis 8; IIarwelI & Davis '.
 Per steamboat Union from Aherdeen-Bull Dyche X co t03 bales; Rives, Battle x rn 65; Ledyard co 6I; T Heard 55; Bradford x Saunders 50; il Mince 10; Deshs. 5 nth co 40; Sims. Redus x HowEe 43 Crawford & Ghwdy 56 O'Cummins X co 8; J A Win ston & Ct. l. Lyon X Baker 27 Boykin McRae 26: Stadder 22 simpson 27; T Sy kes & Son r.; Walker d Simpson 12; Iones X SwhnEey lli Ieavens k Malone 10; Harrison & Robinson 9; Nash & Lacy T. Dickinson & Eustis 3, B 8 Fontane Son B Harwell X Davis g Uor E ' l.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
TEXAS AGENCY.

'ENHE undersigned having connected himself with the firm ef WEBB, DCvAL & Co, of the ely ol Austin. AS General Agents, has opened an Office Tn the cIty sf Galveston, (rexas) under the style of AYERS, WKBB O., which, in connection with the Office al Austin, will attend to business in al parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene | rally, m any part of Texasi To the location or sale of Land Claims: T" tha examination of Land Titles. and give writ l ten opiniOns AS 10 their validity, when required; To the procurng of Patents from the General Land Office, or other documents which may be re- qared to perfect Tlos of Lands:' To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. or other property, Sf non-resdents anseniees. To the prosecution of Claims on the late Republic or preseot State. of Texas, for Money or Lands: To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government:
 To the collection of Foreign Debts, and to all oli- CT business which comes within the purvieu of General Agency.
 The Seuior member of this branch of lhe firm, has long been known active and vigilent Collector of Debts, particularly such have been considered doubtful. Or lost He has also been largely engaged ln Land matters m vaieus parts of the country, and Knows as well as most men what Is necessary 70 be done in procuring good Titles. The junior member of the frm, (Mr. UPsHUR) has, for several years. been connected with the Gen era Land Ofhce-aRd, in the performance of the pe- culiar duties which devolyed on him, he acquired as
 
 the State as perhaps any man in it-and is, there tore eminently qualified for the transaction of such business as will require the possession of that de- scriDtion Of Knowledge. Tho other members ara practising Lawyers. One of ihem has, for several years been practitioner in Texas, and has devoted much of his tine to the in sestgation of the Land Titles of the country He therefore, prepared to give opinions winch may arise respecting such Titles.
 in all cases. Communications addressed to the firm musl be post paid, otherwise they will not be taken from the ofice and where business is directed to be done, which ill require the advsncem of money he money mhst accompany tue instructions.
 The charges will be moderate; but as il is intend. ed that business con6ded the firm shall be trans acted with the utmost promptness. should il re- quire ihe conrtan attention of each of it's members Il is hoped that except those who intend 10 ba equally prompt in the payment oi lees, will call apon it. DAVID AYRES
 REFER To-
 Iiou. D. c. BURNETT, Austin,
 Hon. ABNER s. LiPSCOMB, Independence,
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galyeston.
 F.. PRESCOT, Esq. New Orleans,
 Hon. F. c. HEARD, Esq, Mobile.
 GKLvEsTos, Sept. 25th, 1s4s. noy10Mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
sAn.hNa:atasa.

Per sieambottS Inn from Monf fgnmery-Mr Levy and lady, Mir Wright and lady, Winten and lady. Meore. Ia dy children and servt. Mobey, ady and child, Mrs Bates Harwell, Campbell, Williams Burbank, Southal, Hrsars currant Caldwell. BlevIns, Young, Broadnax, Picket, Williams Cash, Boaz. smith, Lewis, Briggs, Moore, Metsse, Smith, McCloud. Hysr, Chins, Riggs, Barksr sIough IIemrhiI, Sample, Sue, Harrss, Lock hart, Malone, Muir Liv ingston, Burr Molt, Gamer, Abrambia Ryan, Johnson, Pitts, kirksey. Thompsnn, Wyman. Wilson. Horn. Petus, Gator, Bryant Livings ton, Moss, DuBose, Strutz Daudson, Barmis Potts, Hamilton. Piila
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
PUBLIC SALES

VIrtu' "i d d'ed oi trust. hearing da,e Isl An !. gust 1915, executed by Hrpry C Holmes ann Niles 4 R"n. recorded in mntgagr Look, No 8 pages 3D5 and 306, for purposes tIerein raned, "iii proceed to sel at public auction Saturday the l0'l day "f DeCe1'ber al l2 n'elork M m froaf pt tlr Mobile Court House. the following descrIl ed negroes
 WILLY. aged aboul 2s, child, yfars old RACHEL. aged about 45.
 Cl AIRiikNF., aged alon' 35
 Such utles ~I be given are vested in me by seed of trust.
 dac0 II n ppCNVRp ,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
C.lMMISSIONEKS SAI.E.

COMMISSIONERS oALE.
 M ILL be sod for cash, by order If the Hon J W A. CsIhbe,t. Judge of the County Court of Mobile. In front of the Court House nf said couniy en Monday he 29th day of June next, al IF o'clock MA lot of ground and the Improvements thereon, situate o" the north corner of Sl. Michael a"d Si. Joachim streets. in the city of Mobile, having front on St. Michael street ni eighty seven feet and running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feet, wh the width in rear ns in ro"t Sold by Ihe petition of the admnstratix, and heira st law of Thomas Blalr, deceased
 mt2S JNO c CUTHBERT, Commissioner.
 O. The above sale is postponed until Monday the 9th day of July next. by consent of all parties
 bl JNO c CUTHBERT,
 0o- The above sale is further postponed until the first Monday January next by consent of all par lies JNO c CUTHBERT.
 hscItids EB GALE. Auctiopeer
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
unNsEGNEEs

Per Steamboat J l. Day from New Orsans-M Wa ring & eo; Leav-ns Malone; L Gusrnger c Martin; ] q & E smlth DorraDee Stanar1; t'ostar X ca. |. Merchant X coi l. NJ Wilson; ] Patrick; Wrsifeldt X Bro; Campbell, Owen co; Fry, Bliss < Smith, Dabney X co: Mallory Ross X Blncker; Barrnn, Mead X co; Myers, Newberger & cn; G FooIe X co; Cullen 4 Slnllh 4 Rellnc: ] L Van Enssen ] Il IInler.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
II. 0. BREWER. rrr
MARSIIAI,S SALE


 harles J. Shaanon, )Fi Ft from the cn-
 N cult Court of the U Waler R. Engli.h others SS 5h judicial circult Rf virtue oi the R fs issued and to me directed |" 'ha ab-ss ."Ied case, w, offer for sale. in lroo' of the United States coufI. House, in the city cf Mobile. Ihe frsI Monday m Jfnuarv 1sl7. helween the hours of l2 and o'clock of said day, Ia l'e highest bidder for cash all the right title and interest Of tie defendants in and 10 the following described pieces or parcels of land, to vii: The north west half 1l he north quarter of section twenty six, township f.e, range four. east hnunded west by lands of Thomas English, and on all other sdes by pnblic hnds the same having been levied nn AS the property Oi Rachael Engli Also, lhe h"rIh half oI section thirteen, ana the south half of fractional section twelve, in township five. range iosr east, the two tracts containing $40 acres, or thereabout with all the improvements &c. belonging 10 the Giine, winch two last mentioned tracts of land have heen leyiedon as the property of Thomas English one ol the defendants; all of which lands are in the St. Stephens land district. The above mentioned lands to be sold to sal,sfy the ludg- pent against the defendants n the above stated case. JAMES q. LYON
 dec2fds U. q Marshal s. D Ala
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
sNssSHggTA.

NEW oRLEANS-Per steamboat L naY-2l cks bscOn i2 kegs lnrd 254 bbs flour dn whisky, 5l hhds i2bexes sugar, TO tes boxes clafe Ol scks eoee s9 hacrn 2n hlls nnrk md snnhIies.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

The raIious to be of good and wholesome quality to be approved by the Collector; and ihe different articles comprising the ration to be delivered on hoard the cutter, in good and sufficient cask and vessels, 10 be provided by the contractor, and the contents thereof distinctly maI ked on each.
 IL is lo he understood that the contractor will be bound to furnish. upon reasonable notice often may be required by Inc captain of the cutter, with the appreciation of ile Collector (not exceeding up average day in each week,) such fresh meat and fresh vegetables as may be equivalent to the corresponding parts of the ration allowed m the naval service.
 Bidders are notified 10 forward their proposals to the Secretary of the Treasury, who has decided mol to entertain any bids from persons not engaged in the business 10 which said bids relate.
 decl6c JAS. F. SAUNDERS, Collector.
 Herald & Tribuue copy times.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, sc. fENHE undersigned begs leave 10 call the attention N ef hamiiies, and d lhe citizens geaeraiy, 10 his extensive
 CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, t the southeast corner of Dauphn and Emanuel streets, where he keeps coastsnty on hand for sale large assortment of Cakes, Candies. Pastry, Fruits. fresh asd dried. Of every descrption-Nus of All kinds. domes,'c and ioreign-Grspes, &c &c
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes, for wedding, dining and evening parties, elegaarly filled al short notice
 Al.o. very large assortment of CIGARS, em- nacing every variety manufactured nt Havana an elsewhere oci2 T CARMELICH
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
MARINE NEWS.
fors Of SIobiie--December Is. ls4o.
ARKlVEI1.

Steamboat James L Day, Wood, from New Orleans Stesmhoal Selma, Bryan, from Montgomery, with Il42 bales cotton.
 steamhoat Jim, Rawls, from fnches Ferry, with 32g bales cotton.
 Steamboat Union, Simpson. from Aberdeen with 74s haiaa fnFIn