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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
j Another ymvniid Restored TO
Health.
Read the following strtcmrnt Of ilc:s f.um
Nr HI Bailey, highly respectable merchant OF
Vienna, john. county, Illinois

Viz I'll Bailey, highly respectable merchant oi
Vienna, Johns, II county, Illinois
Nss-y. Pi,gs s Blh@h, 81. L.u',, IL.
Gtulltn,n - desiru To bcEcn, The afflicted
throughout We Mud, MS alone induced ne T.,
make the flowing statement ui facts respecting
me OF tae must astonishing c4fS ever recorded.
My s1n, nos seventeen years old, has been al.
lici,i iurmG his wnaelio will a constant cough,
pain ia the ed, and chest, accompanied Nrth
night sacsls and hectic fever. which prod lced
great emacial.on 0ul d,bij,y, and O.; interval,
during the night bis c1pec.rfatl"p would become
- great "a. t. cudAug,f his lie ifulI suan-ull.
uon. Durug this tlme he Was ATTENDED rs ma.
ny physicians Of tbs highest icputr, whose pre-
'Cuptlru. gave bat temporary reet-iu fact, sr.
alarming were the symptoms, aud 81 nyclerl,s
vas h,- duca @, that vas compel-i to believe
bin d.yy.H he gr.@ + m5& caiah.
All al uur ueghb ". and friend, who saw him.
REGARDED 'im a. u4e who Was rapidly approach
M an early and premature grave. An,r having
thu, exhausted itc * Il OF our hest pnvsicilfs
without Obtaining rli,f was prevail. 81 upon hy
The advice Of iiruJ to make use Of
U&iar'S Raisom If UH Cherry.
lie commenced h., Use about the 81 b Of De-
crmb.r, 1874. tac ..,-l bottle Of which gave a.-
loni,AiuB rcu,i, aud began t, iadu &c IN the
fond hnIe that he might yet b, restored to health
After having continued the usc OF it unti,lhrce
bottles bad been taken, the disease wa. IN .frY, .
ovcrcome. and his shattered constitution and g.
naclVd form restored TO health which he con-
'nUcs TO ENJOY Up On the pes al tme
believe the gfgu.He DR.. " stars Ba'.lm oI
Wild Cherry ,p be one of the mos; valuable NED.
ic'u Is ever G.scuytrcl--auuWIrg, as I do, taai
DAc atrsc cure wa ,l.,c,sd solely ~ lis use.
a", gentlemen, 'e'y respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
NEW GOODS AT PERU !!
VINE. PAErI. a IN.

AVE just received at tho B,ick Stare. III.
L 1 rect from New York and Boston. a flesh
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, to which wa
invite public attention.
NE DESPISE DRAGGING.
But "ePromise to sell a, eheap as il is possible
10 DO 50, aud those who Say they will sell chsap.
err or have more OF them, make mistake that's
all.
fof cash down we are PREPARED to meet and
defy ell competition.
] he ln.lup, inr /. n M II Of dir sin.L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
NE DESPISE BP.ACGJNc
LADIES' GOODS.

Cashmsrcs. M'de Laircs. Alpscas. Drrs. silks,
tai'cnes, large lot, Col1fed ard Black silk
Fclve's, Plain Swiss Jacor,t and oih.rmuslins.
tiIngbams, Lors Lawns, Linen Csmbrics.
ibfept jaconei AMI lls'e Ejsinss md Insert.
'ns', Nd, six ard t5shurn Gtayes, Black
Cashmere Alpaca and otial Hosiery, shuw,s.
Mufs, silk Cords and rssssIs,
ni% fHngrs : * and Buglo Buttons Elaeiics.
Zephyr Worseds. Houghs Patent SKINS. Kid
Shpp., Cater Boots ~ d GusLins. &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11

VA" cross cut and hand saws, for
y - sale low by
l2G CU.HHAy & GRIDLny.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
NOTICE,
ADMlNIsTWAToW,3 SAFE.

TN Parsuanee Of an ofdss Of the b.asnble Probate
l. Court Of Crawford county, msSs al the April tern,
thereof 1916 shall offer for pc, on Monday the
enh day Of July next at the Court House Door in the
town Of Van Barren, tho oowing described tracts Of
land situate in said cranty Of Crawford, to wits The
Northeast fractopf quarter Of seetion twenty sessa
s1 township yme ~ morn S ,.ngs thirty so .s.
Z az ofsee thirty.6ve. $3.50 the Z o. Of ihes W
or OF ssc thirty 1--WE, $50 township nine 10y N SR
thirty two, (32,l W; contsining two hundred 1900,
aeres Tire Or ofsee twenty COY, in 7 nine ts,,
Il ,hiIty,,wo t3a) W. containing one hundred
20. in T nine 8, Rtwenty mine %, W; containies
seventeen II acres: The NV Or Of sec twenty one
q in township nine g. Rtwenty.n;ne W; containing
hftveigh, 9s-l0O acres: The frqr Of sec twenty.
nineteen So 100 10 So lUO aeres The s Fl ar Of SEQ
twenty three 90 7 nine ., R thirty ~ W; eonis,ine
twenty FIVE seyentysix hundredths Is 1900 acres:
The W half Of the N Or Of sec twenty three "a In
4 nine 8, thirty 80 w; containing eighty 60 acres
The ir half Of the Or Of sec twenty three %,
in T nine 9, thirty 30 W; containing thirty IS 100
acres 30 $500; The Z fr Or of see twenty .sx 26
in T nine 9, N thirty 80 W; containing thirty S. 100
80 ISL 100 acres: The W half Of sec twenty .s1 26,
T nine g. X thirty 80; containing three hundred and
twenty a20 acres: The half Of the N E or Of see
twenty z7,ia nine 3, thirty 80, W; con-,
tanning eighty eO acres. The half Of the or of
sec twenty-five q, 4 nine ., M thirty 90 w, con.
tanning eighty so acres The N Il or Il =. Al, !.
and eighty .fve $500 acres The N VIZ az Of ,es
six s, in 7 seven 7, N thirty 30 W; containing Iva,
hundred and fty.one $500 acres: The S E az Of
sec six. 6, I seven, I, thirty 30 W; containing,
hundred and sixty ll6Ol acres: The half Of tbe
Or ofsec fifteen, Is, in eight thirty ono 1871
W; continuing eighty 1901 acres: The W half Of tho
Or OF twenty five, IS. in eight, n ,hirtv
"; continuing eighty t5Ol acres: The Ehalf Of ths d
Or and W half the Or ofsec twenty six in r
eight, g. N thirty 1901 W; containing one hundred
and sixty (l6Ol acres: The N E Or Of the N L qrof
thirlyhye. IS, and the W ar Of the N E ar see
&c. in eight, N thirty l3Ol W; containing eighty
1901 acres The W half Of the Or Of thirtyfyc.
u.s. and the W Or Of the N W Or of sec thiriy-siI,
&c. in 7 eight, =, thirty 1901 west; containing one
hundred and twenty l2Ol acres Also lots No three
[3l and four in block number four in Knoxs ad-
diiion to the town Of Van Buren, and lots No eleven
m and twelve ll2 in block No two ~ in the town Of
Van Burcn. All situate in the county of Crawfordia
The State Of Arkansas. Torms,-six months credit,
with bond and approved security.
SARAH P! GIBSON, Adm'r
ofthe Estate Of Robt s. Gibson, deed
Nav s, 1916 -l4-6w y q. "
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04

TUST reed and nle, per steamer Arkansas No.
u 4 100 sacks salt ~ hhds of prime sugar; 80 sacks
mime rio cofee4 bbls sugar house moIasses Dbl rice
bo1e, hest chewing tobacco; baskets Of superior
champagne; boxes sucror claret VINE; doz painted
buckets: kegs bar lead Dbl ginger; coz. mustard
g. I'm hand +. comolete assortment Of Dry Goods,
Had ware. Boots, Shoes and Crockery; all OF which
is offered pleasing terms; and will be exchanged Tor
bceswax beef hides, deer SKINS cotton ana ~ other
country rrodnce G. c. PICKETT,
W. pp,on Inn. sth46--l7. FrontStreet
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04

Th,, our exPesed situation o. this
,,I.. us 10 the sympA'hies Of our fellow.
,abou, the State. and tho regard and
y oor Constitutional co~mandsr.in.
A., 20 do hereby dsma.d tina, pro.
IN vs ars entitled under N, Con.
!. y. institutions Of our State 9evsu.
.,;eb i, commensurate with the paw.
=. and the will Of . patriotic Chat
Th., The Secretary Of this meeting
hereby instructed to forward tn
A. This meeting to the Governor o
Il reoues, his carly attention to the
|rnined therein. .' ...+
u 4 was ordered that these proceed'
=, by tho Chairman and Secretary,
i u ,ho . Arkansas Intolligencer" 70
1 ,pd with request that 'hsy b copies
I, papers Of tho State.
|;oo tho meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM BLACK, Chairman.
ORDER, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
WALLACE q WARD,

A RE now opening an extensive assortment Of
"A Fancy Goods, 10 which they invite Tho al.
en,ion Of the Ladies; consisting in part OF
Cotton and worsisd bazorines;
Painted aud bingham lawnsi
Ginghams and musIns;
Black berage, and black satin stripe Poacfe;
Jackone, SWISS and book muslin;
Check, satin stripe and Victoria plaid do;
Fancy hkls. and points;
Berugs scarfs. and dress cnpos
Needle worked chemset!s;
CoIIaretts and lace caps;
Thread and cotton lace, ed gings and insertions;
Jnckonet edging and Insertions;
Black. white and green velsi
Gloves and milts, all kinds;
Linen cambrc and LC. hkfs.;
Black and white nett goods; .
Glmps, frnge and cords;
Cap and bonnS ribbonsi
Artificial fowes and bonnet tabs
Black and whis Grape;
Silk hose and vi der jackets;
Parasos and sub shades;
Ladies and misse' bonnets-ncw style.
Van Buren,, Jne 6, lS46-H
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
NOTICE..

10y virtue OF the 2lst Section Of act of the Gen.
erai Assembly Of the State Of Arkansas, approved
Ord February, 1913; Entitled anac, TO esta blish
System OF Common Schools in The State of Ar
kansas :" an election will be held at the residence
of Harvey Howell, Esq, in the county Of Craw.
ford, on M,naay the 22d day Of the prssnnt month
June; for the election of one Township Trustee, in
Township nine 49,, north Of range thirty west; to
I'LL a vacancy occasoned by the non acceptance Of
Jonathln McGee, who has be n elected on former
occasion r. c. s. BROWN. Tornship
June 18th, 1916 ......, Commis sionT.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
WALLACE g. w ARD

TTAyE Just received. per steamer Troy, direct from
II PbiladeIpbia. Kew York and Boston ono OF the
larsc.t and best selected stocks Of Spring nd summer
Good, they ever brou,h. to this market. Consisting IN
par, Of blue and black English and frena
and casmeres pilot a,d beaver Gh. nk sa!n aSa
s,Ine,, and Kentucky leans cry cheap; large lot OF
aannsls Of ali colors and at !, prices linen and cot.
,on coat and gs,. variety and
domos,ics blankets and bpket coats Of all oescrp'
iinna
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
lAnlEft WE Ar.

N.v STYLE prnts fror u to rs cents, worsted and
n" t.y,o,fn.,' oinAsms. shaded lawn glnghams,
o .,yIe nanted Ia ms; polka muslins; cambrics and
;,consi, pIa in and cured alpaca usres very cheap;
,oo. m"n..enes ddane, something entirely new ana
Iapp;daJIv rich cshmere d'ecosse graduated robes
uiu and 6gureSilks and satins; sbaws; fancy hdki'
;nsn cambric pkfs plain and hem ttched; scaris ;
CELLARS eapes APPS, and chemisettes; mtts and gloves
every s,yIe md quality bobinet and thread iaces
md inserting; cotton; thread and bobin edgngs and
'n.s,,;ngs: Nv style bopnes; plain and fancy ribbons
gnew) and trimmings, in great variety; par.
..oI. md an shader white and black silk and cotton
hose at prices; in short almost every article for Va
dies war.
roo O1io0o or 10 o ss' aetI' e'yei7e'
Chip, Leghorn, Panama. Six and Fur
Hats. ofthe latest fashion. Lprgs iot
of Books and staiioasry! Hardware
and Cutlery, China, Glass and
Queensrdre. Drugs, Medicines
and Dys-Stn9s
SUGAR, COFFEE, AND OTHER GRoCERiEs.
All we ask is, shat persons wishing to pure base WI
call and examine our stock, and II they do n ooy
cheap goods it wi, not be our fault. The highes'
market price paid for flour, wheat, corn meal, oats
beeswa T. beef hides deerskins, eoonsklns, ieathefs
and plank.
Van Buren,. May %. 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04

sETTLEMET OF EXECUTORS AND ADMRs'
NOTICE 10 Horribly given TIM! the following
~ named Executors and Administrators nave
fled their accounts for settIsmen. and confrma'
ton, 10 wit: 1,..u dec,d.
ohn nas,s sdmr Of s2Shn ha55sE Gee
Js,ss Turner Wharton r. Mern ,s
, Ms,S.w Moore g " Powell Euper decd >,
W "t e. Shannon e" Joseph Towiss dec o.
"'''am Rovd I. John Boyd decd. ,,I
Anoxe move, AZ IT, Robert W. Miles decd
S InS N dave i. George Nidever DECD
,acoo .. H,,sn Thomas Dugnn decd.
, nom -, Glenn Adm'x i" Joseph b; Glenn
MareaSs Sail admir- John Sorrel decd.
James Each L. J. Rowark DEC q.
s spa.na Williams adrn'x Of Jinken Williams .,
ansSSp Gibson Robert 5. Gibson dec
Sa.a" S,rawu adn'r Johnson Howell decd
Cres" Foster " /" George II. Foster dec d;
hid C. Price Guardian OF James, 'ohn nna
p o,;s, Shannon, HERS Of John II. Shannon dec d.
All persons interested in The Settlement. OF any
~" .hoye accounts are hereby notified to come
n,wsrd asd 6le exceptions thereto: u any .ney
:, %. on or before tho mex. term o. me Cout. o.
p,ohso. in and for the county OF efa"io'o, 70 -
s.IIs" an The first Tuesday Of July next, isao.
~ ,hsv will b forever barred from excepting 'o
iii accounts, or any item thereof; =, c,,
,,,. s,b.A.n. Is4s..-ls g..
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
HENRY ACuNMINsHAM,

TTAvE d. per late arrivals from New oriean, and
III Cincinnstis very large and eA,ersve sssort mcnt
Of Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods Hats Shoes, Sad.
dies, Psnts, Oils, &c. Re, which they will sell al the
lowest market prices for cash exchange for count,
~ produce: w. ... 400. ..r ...
| n.. Groceries. ....-..s p.
Rio coffee. brown and loaf sugar. molasses. salt
whiskcy brsndies, gin, malaga, earct, madeira, cham
paigne and port wines, French and American eordsls
brandy fruits, brandy cherries. peppermint essenes
a'std ssough'on wine and ginseng bi''srs, lemon ~
ruPs, catsuP, pepper sauce, pickles, sperm and sta
candles, black imperial gun powder and Young Tyson
teas. vinegar chocolate, sardincs aisp ice, pepper
ginger, cassia. mustard, alum, saltpe,re, saeratu,
borax, brmstone raisns, currans, soda biscuit pr-nes
indigo madden, copPeras, corks, rice, chalk Uniting
Spanish brown, turpen,ine, linseed OIL rnnes' oil.
Japan and coPai varnish lethrage. powell lead, shot,
manila rope assd sizes, bed cords, plough lines, cod.
fish, herring ink, soap starch Lcndon porter pipes,
cigas. blaesing, matches, painted o1ekets tubs snd
keelcrs, broonis, mattrssses Jugs ana aemgehn' &c.
Dry Goods.
| Domcstics, blankets, bed ticking, prints marlbro
stripes, demns Georgia homespun bleach ed domestcs
cottonadcs great variety, wooden and cotton shawls
cotton .nd silk bdks buttons thread hosiery cheeks
&c &c. .tE. ..-T----..
Hardware and Cutlery.
Iron steel, castings, bellows, anvils, vices hammsrs
chaines scythes axes, mill cut and hand
patent balances, steeyards. strap and butt hinges,
scre~saugers ehises, files bras, copper and bell metal
Kettles, frying pans, curry combs, iron squares,
steel mills and irons, shovels and tongss tea kettles
knives and forks, pen knives, shoe and butcher do
razors scissors shears sfters cotton cards; wool do
coffee mills; gun fints percussion caps; wrapping cap
and letter paper.
Hats, shoes and Boots.
FASHIONABLE cashmere hats; beaver do; nutra do;
wool pearl and sporting hats palm hats assd brogans
boys and wsuicns shoes--a great variety of prices
SaddlcTy.
Gentlemen and ladies saddles; brides, martingacs,
sursingles, girths; Whips, horse collars blind brides
&C.. &c; &c;
May %, 1916. ..,,....
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
DIED,

b. Townley's iuthis city, nbou, O'Clock
bing. Captain JOHN ROGERS, principal
The western Cherokecs, aged about ~
'neral will take place, from his late board
}. opposite Galabrun's Hotel, on Pennsy''
enue, OF 4 O'Clock. p. M. to- morrow, where
b are invited to attend. - Wash. Union
deceased Chieflain has died-he has quit
y ere his oppressed party. which has lost
er, rights and country, ha, heard IA
answer to is prayer that Government
eslore to its members their possessions, OF
IN compensation.
Rogers was Of the first Of the "Old Set.
cd his character 10 we'll known throughout
|nlry.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04

LATE ARRIVAL.
,criVrn ner steamboat Republic, and
lust REC Cag n The brick store, Main street
y DGw s opsnnisd by BY Mss.r,. waIIsc' Ward
formerly .y. esI blue Meirmac prints g.,
do Cape Horn 90 90 a ---n-:
do Fancy rg.f
* niece, Irish Linen -, -F-s. .-.
do 1914 Linen 'heet'ns
do ga Damask Llnen
80. Blssched Shrtings .z
u.m , stitched and plain linen h'ndefen's"
no dozen r. l.. Hat, nj ,sf, a5.G
Thread lace, and edglng' PICKETT.
o ls46, -
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04

Iron consisting of-3.4 and A. square. IL 80 SO
5iSs4sS iR :, inia TosIdi y 81 ssSas:
3.i2 BY "a, 2by SO, 3 by "a, 2 by I2, "a By ~,
/ Ia by ~, hsbylA, Ia by.3 l,naii rods; l4L2
"a ind 5 inch boseG plough wings, csst gadgsens
''I van R % May rs, 1916. ea..a yataso Az
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
Drugs. Medicines &c.

wv H. g. NJ. MAYERS, have In store and offe
w for sale 4 general assortment OF Drugs an
Medicines, viz: .r..
Eng. and Am. Calomel. Morphine
| Alcohol Musk De-
Camphor Nux vUmica
| Acid tartaris Essential oils, every variet
| nitric Ointments fIy dry. all kind
| Muriatic Roots-al kinds
Ether sulphuric SarsaParllla
Aqua ammonia FFF Sqleratus pa. r.r ID
| Arrow root Sal ammoniao
Balsam copava Sal rochelle
| :. Sulphur Saits epsoh
Blaze dill mas, do Glluber
! Ror,r refined do Petre
Burgundy pitch do Soda
R,m,,one and fns do Tartar
C,s,iIe .oan Flax seed
Enc, Windsor do do do ground
Cantharides Spts nitre
No pnIv do Lavender
~ ,,m,n;a Sponpes-coarse . Dr..
C,stor nil M Sugar of lead, fine white
Cayenne pepper ssa,pna's qu"'"0
Centaury ~ nyuP sf"N
Chloride of lime Tsroarnds ~,
do Soda nan''ieu'e''e-Dns
Cl1.I, Varnshes-diffuren sorts
corro, ,rb,mate Vanilla beans
Crs,m .artar Venice turpen.ins
C.oo,o White wax go
croion oil 10 Prociptaio
CubeJs and powder DO WINE OF an'imohy
Ei,,ir ,i,rol Pearl Barley
Emerys p tpp';
E,;rar,.a,sd Phosphorus
tioufs p eamSm"' Pla.tsts adhe.iv. -
e. ..nns Powder sloes
I.''Ie". so,r,;on DO Charcoal
Ginger root and powd do 90 Som h'so's a.
~. DO Colombo
opI. ,;oa,,e no,a,h do Colocyntb
Iyi.s. m md Russia do Cantharadis
I Isns do Ipecac
iu;,h. Pasta do JaaP
SuluoJ do Rhubarb
Iaia nnn"u, do Sup Carl Soda
=" sn.d Prepared sp, sdds chalk
-. g.. Quicksilver
Magn .m"lI square hard Rasped quassia
Mamma ;,r ;n,trument,
na.shs."m.nv kinds PerfGmery-lares asscrt'
.n,. French :nd German Paints and dye s''on'
''a's fu and constant supply Of French sna Lng
ri. .hsmic,,s, and other articles embraced ~ MI
,. which they will dispose Of at wholesale an' 'e'a'
u, =, unu,,l small allowance. kt.. !
Fort smith, May 80, ls46-io
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
MARRIED.

Sdnesday, the 24th ull., al the Choctaw Agen.
I residence of S. II. Head. by tho Rev. Mr.
4, Capt. Jas II. Heard. Of Fort Smith, 10 Miss
Wright, Of Hubbardston, Mass.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-04
WESTERN STAR.

VNHE undersigned respectfully beg leave TO inform
the public tina, they have opened the above men
toned establishment, Nam Street, next door to the
Post Office, where may at all times be found the choicest
kinds of Wines Liquors, Cigars and all other articles
Usually kept the first class of coffee houses and they
will al all times be ready to serve their friends and
such a. may honor them with their patronage, and
hope by strict attention TO business and strong desire
to phase, to merit continuance Of the very liberal
uatrorage he retoforc extended TO them.
The, We als fitted up in the rear Of their establish
ment !, large and commodious Livery Stale. where
they wal keep constantly to hire, horses rshics &c,
that persons wishing to travel or take pleasure r'fes
and oats, constantly on hand and for sale -
POPE L. STONE.
Van Buren,, May 30, 46.--l6
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
General Order No. 1.

Head Quarters, .4diutant Generals Office, MIN
eral Point, WiJconsia Territory, May 81, lS46.
TEyHE organization of the Militia of the Terri
II tory at this time, is deemed of the first inn
portance by the Comrpander-in-Chief. The in
creased population of the Territory renders new
oil the bounds of Regiments, Dsfiai
lions and Companies indispensably necessary
To effect this and enable the Territory to receive
her quota public arms, ualer the Of Congress
of 1908, in proportion to the numbers of her Mill
tia, a speedy and accurate enrolment of the Mi
ltia is deemed indispensable. 1t is upon our Nj
tia that we have to depend for the protection and
defence of our extended frontier, and should it be-
come necessary for them to take the field, they
should be well armed and dcipined, to enable
Them to perform the duties required of them as
citizen soldiers; and from the present appearances
of our Foreign Relations, it would seem proper
that an early and eihc lent organization our Mi
lita, should take place TO meet any emergency.
Therefore the Commandef-in-C Chief requests
that all Citizens, liable to perform Military SER
vice unoer the existing laws, will meet on Thurs
day the eighteenth day Of June next, at the sever
al county Seats and in the townships whore EeIec-
tons are hedn the organized counties in this Ter
ritory, for the purpose of recommending suitable
individuals to gill the offices of Colonel, Leuten-
ant Colonel and Major in each county. The re-
turns viii be made TO the Office of the Adutant
General at Mineral Point, with as little delay as
possible, when commissions viii be forwarded to
those recommcndedto fill the Field Offices. This
preparatory measure will enable commandments OF
Regiments to designate the bounds of Companies,
with a view TO their early formation, and the OBJ
tainmsnt Of the desired enrolment of the whols
body of the Militia ia
BY order Of the COMMANDMENT Chief,
WIN. r. SMITH,
Adj't. Gen. Militia, W. +.
NJ, IN 1919 D.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30

The Irr Nth Merico.-we wal, with
anxiety TO learn, whether we are waging war
with Mexico alone, whether Mexico is mere
puppe, moved by British power. Il is with
no great degree Of alacriiy, that citizens Of the
free States will volunteer to fight an aggres.
sive war. waged by Us for tho more especial
interests Of the slave holding and slave breed.
ing States; bu, il Great Britain shall attemp,
TO throw herself into this eontes, and NEEDLE
in wha, is none of her business, every man
will be ready TO shoulder his rifle; and we
hope the remo,est tributary of the Mississippi
will help 10 swell torrent of destruction that
shall sink the cross Of ST. George in the Ca.
ribbean Sea, and annhila,e the Mexican buz,
zard roost.
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roo, is more than half 'Tale;' and ia therefore
less frequently retatied than the Jeffrrsonan;
The latter afrording more body and extent for
trunk lining.
Entomologically speaking. the Jeffersonian
may be compared TO hungry tick, that has
chung TO the flank of Gaepa, and measures its
importance by The size Of The city; while the
Plaster is poor dead Spanish fly. producing
less irritation. because its spread is less; and
is to be preferred as the lesser Of the two evils.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-30
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
Mexican ARMY Routed!

lneAic1ka AfEnN kSOslttus
Four to six hundred Mexicans kiiled--
400 prisoners taken, among them GEN
De Ia yega--S pieces OF artillery fa-
ken. On .ne American side. 60 KILLED
and mortality sounded--1Iai. Ring
old. LieTIts. Tngcs, Cochran and Chad
burn dead.
The following glorious news was brought
from ST. Louis to Galena ty the steamer ST.
Croix. Il was brought to ST. Louis by the
steamer louisville.
The steamer louisville srrived a. Carlo
on The alst instant, having left New Orleans
on tbs l7,h, previOss TO her departure an ex-
press had arrived from Gen. Tsylsr's camp
bringing an account of decisive battle fought
on Sunday. the l2lh. ia which our army was
completely sictorious. The Mexiesns mao
their entire force in the engagement. smonni-
ing 10 between 5000 and 5000 men. Gen.
Tsylor engaged him with only $500 men. and
pu. them TO route, leaving from