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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
By Last Nights Southern Mall.

ALEXANDRIA, May PAR schr Susan, from Boston,
BALTIMORE, May laArr bark Lagrange, Mendell, from
Tssesks Chandler from Lubee .ehrs Brsdore Lsavs q
New York; Direct Little6eld from New York
Stewart from New York; steamer Georgia. reports on the
New York. Sid brgs pouItney. Mount, for Montevidso
NoRroLK, May PAR schrs John Simmons Small from
Boston; Lady Warrington, from New York, bound Bar
Proyincetown CID brig Osceos Whpple fin James Riys
e, Rio b,rk pufhs;s Bsl,s sGhr' vios
PHI5A DEL,H,A, May i4,Arr brig. wss,o9 Eskis!dt
perb Taylor dol LoAsnd Clark, IL days from Trinidad
de Cuba. Cld-BGs Sophronis, Haet, Bcson Swan Bray
do; G rdon Aurch New York; Kedon Curry, Barbadoes
Isabella Matthew dol Emily CuWmns, Sage Wet Indie
Harriet Simonson dol Amazon Ssselman, dol Mary and Eli
"a Sharp dol Thadeus Hudson do; Lion Weldon Boston
steamer Vulcan Green New York; barge aeida Haynes.
do Below large full rugged brig one Hermophodits DO
and several schrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

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GAR s;'SSSs s'Is ois. s,s rss e
ss Ss Ss ss F sssss
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TSG, II sh5 c.Hs s o and
ss S from Rio Js.ssS "a Ffs as q H.
ss - would ss is'ss
ca sa' KIP esss 0'''''
sas'H
$ Mss ss e. sS Bs
arr 9TH; Br bark Princess Rsyal. for London ane
s hSss VIM ~ WATSON ss I EeR s' o.
Forest King oyermann Davis for New York. do; tho
'l ros1 AZ fEissr April scNe american vessel; in port
seasporj Conner from baltimore about March Saint
John, NJ had been il the ice many days. This was
css,a May Emily Ds;. :, :, Tho
%i 9 t Nsw Eoa idS for YORK lds
s: S. &. Ssx SS ss g. ssps. Keop..
PHILADELPHIA Angene Loascos for 40 Y q; LSs
@ April s s. port, bark Magnolia Hoods. New
Home Ports.
I Or s Ssn 1Ses
ANITA iors Rio Jaas5 MARCH, VI Wits W Fa WS.. ma
iSsS S CONG Sosss sVss
ES Harding fSilad.sa Srs
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sasypasS give Emerson
wo oes ary Es ai.r n%sH M"Ss Week.. si PIT
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Poso%se Berry Richmond; LadSis Coz. az; Lure
sns fS
GTeeisn HsrTek Phoebe barter GloTsil Elm l.
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sow.s y' Tsssnsn C Msi.Ss MaxS Eas
sfs1E sS s1f wsY iSs
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sfs $ Hssaa sps NS nv Plot
sim Chsse ABBOT M.s sa ES d. sd Wind
Alabama Nantucket for Edssrtch started but anchored
BAra.May s-sehr Zephyr. Giles, New York; 10th. brig
EpnsGo. Nc.We.& ending May SD brig poe.hor,.
Gray Demer,Ia schrs Brandywine Caee West indies
MT.ssl: Nay is-a brig Joseph gsleh Halle, from
se'tS" s s %
and Splendid Crows Boston for NYGk; Earl Hnckley. Do
) :1s D'sSa %
fishermen. Sid schr Franklin from Thomaston for Nsw
May brig v.1a Nsa:,.S, from
Tsws; Del Nay ia-Ba1k vea.S:!s for L s BRIG.
ing Bark Delaware for goson sehrs Lebanon PsnsvsTnes
:nS Sa e.
An1 FOR o'
at he pilot sOS Th0 c5oEs and
s:s.s .sp ss sso s %isJ s. msI1s "a
tomsn Hsnnpm Boston, sch! Eleanor Drew Key West on
Ss: s:ss
Instant. esIks Fss9s;. Burr cGiI:. 6,jys.soa; Nancy
f: sssisas '' wili.n s
vsryts Ss s:s1s T.
len tn; Pass ; on ths 20 . tho
f... osioet a.ssns-.hic Ontario,
ls. s May .shr Brace Young Bay DYER
's rom s:s; :s{
Edw franklin, from New York.
My HOOPER. 'fa E.s
Raymord haverin smyrna Del Ontario, Smith Coxacke;
Native. Wells, New York; Farmer; LHomsas1 d; James
do Below bark Jno Brouwer, Sutton from Apsaehcoa;
brigs Alabama Allen from do; Ava Chase from Cisnf.s-
Doughty, from philadelphia; schr Thos Fsnnsr Niessncn
:sop Ss:.. Essy 1 Fss for
sSp Sarah L 4se., isSS r.ss
for Pawcatuck; Union Gardner Nantucket for York.
Msrs.t. Burr. Knapp, York i3th schr Julia Eliza, His
bee, Philadephia
SALEM April PAR schr Alabama, York. SD Mont
| New York
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Pnsscnrers ArrivetI.

LIyERrooL-facket ship Montezuma-Rev Peter Jones,
Rev MI FIppss, Reg John Harley, NJ Bunill N Quin
MIR Owynn and serv Sisters Vincent Msnscha, TIE.
escs Csmillns, Austin Augusta, Mary Agnes, Miss Mary
Ann Hunt-366 in steerage.
L,yER.ccL-ship Virginian-Rev VIM Loughrsn Mrs
BaisToL-Bark Cosmo-Mrs Bale, Miss Eliza Bae-li5 in
Storage
and daughter, Mr. Anderson and lady, Evenon Pr
Inches, VIM Wsrmth and servant. Mrs Dias. Mr. Thomp-
son. Mrs McCafrey, Mrs Davis. -
crASL5sIos-shP suHo9-Mr; Rslsb and S.ssFhsr Nj,
A Young l. David Baxter, Il Robinson, Hamlin, J
NIassu, Ballard Ldde, Geo Hendricks, Burrows
IL in steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

BY bold and vigorous demonstration, il may be
stopped at once. Assuming that it viii be con-
Guided, and treaty of peace wrenched from
Mexico before September, il viii have the effect
Of bringing both John Bull and Brother Jonathan
that good will come out OF Nazareth in the end.
Meantime, the bill of $1,000, 900 for French in
demnites, is laid our as cold wedge. There
is hope for 1t now; there was precious little at
first.
No further news from the army, except a rumor
that Arsta is on the ground with fifteen thousand
man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

A STATE OF WAR.-We have recently published
the minutes of a conversat on which passed at
Matamoras, between General Worth, Of the American,
and General Vega, of the Mexican army. We were fur
nished by General Worth with the following which
intended a note to the memoranda of the
ton =" After repeatedly remarking that he General
Vega considered US in state OF war General Worth
operation, determine when and where the war should
begin. but would he for the United States to say when
and where it should end.n-Washingtsn Union Mcy l3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy--H
Is per annum-payabc in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturday-Price ~ cents
per copy-&3 l2X per snaum-paysble In advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-aiways cash
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch
All letters or communic ATOMS mall addressed 10
the establishment be paid the postage will b
'e''''e' "o" u JAMES GORDON r~NNEy~
ProOrieso he Inc q,
NsrW5T..xs s Gomez a.f ftss. ..l N:s. s...s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
CO M M K Il q i A L..
New York. Thursdav. M,

New York, Thursday, May II.
AsHEs.-Saes in Pots to extent made at
SO rs So 81, and in Pearls at 81 a - O6f.
BREApsrurrs.-Flour is little better today-largc
sales made in Western at 81 62 but this is not the
general price, the majority of holders ask 81 $751; Some
Michigan went of as low 81 56l. We hear of no
transactions in Wheat. Corn held at IS a CSC.
CorToN-There only small demand to-day for
this article and prices considered rather stronger
the sales amounted to 800 bales, chiefly to spinners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

MAY i3-BRoKERs BoARp-.3 shares Norwich Worces
ter Railroad 500 days 5 % de- ,lH . do s sosd' 'l
ala Is Reading Railroad, 81 Westerly Rsii,oad 81
Boston and Worcester Railroad i7h 10 State Bank 80 lo
East Boston Co, IA. - -.
50 do 3X 50 d. 500 ds ak IS do % 50 Norwich and
Woresstsr Rsirosd SIX Is DO, sosds. siXi western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
NO QUACKERY.

NO QUACKERY.
nOCTOR MORRISON, Member of the Royal College
~ Of Surgeons in London, consulted conhdensIiy OF ~
private diseases which he without mercury or ha
drance business Recent he lew dAyf
practice OF years enables Dr. M the most obs
Debility resulting from secret destructive habit in youth
proraced gleets syphic euptons and Ulcers
by quackery thoroughly cured Dr. M perfect cure
guaranteed or no charge. ...< -. -.
TO- TO-" Nv : - 49, " myi5nsr
no PREVENT the asd ab.ss p Msreary call 4 sns
Bsntsran Dispensary, No Division street where ~
S:r o s:S D:s IL
The nssnrs Of this medicine such that II kves every ve
Hes Of the poison from the system, no now ?ie ~
ss,cs n: ANN ~ without :ssd 70
dirt or hnjsnee from usness Price u pr vial Pnils
d.iphis branch Office, No. e Arcade myl. lm.r
- GERMAN SILVER.
rAMBs O. MOFFET No. III Prince street second block
wo.a ntosdwsy . soa',sn mSss Il viii warrant
when hs viii SET wholssss resa reduced pyie:s
e;tv. ar frscEiyn. nee Of expense a lm.m
FUME BATH.
mo ALL who are afflicted with heumssc coIpsints We
would say 90 and Try Dr. SWEETS SuIrnuI fSms s
soi Broadway The pcculariteS Of y re sncn nhns
sGse,u.y this somEsns also g p' Rhsn diseases Of tho
sl MS SS's e.. means me- tn y dn''s'' -
Aston HOUSE BATHS:
ss;6s r.; A.: ;sss.
r s.SSss ssd ssenon baths cannot be ezcee The
gsi oS X. ..I ns g. S
: usual sai'.ib fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

NyuvIrAs-Brig Dem rara7ae hhds s3 tics moasses IS
1bbs honey 90 logs mahogany and cedar tons fstc Holt
Owen.
ST Csox-Brig vincennesto hhds sugar 46 cks rum a3
bbls moasses De Co3000 oranges TO master
Porcg PR-Schr Watchman-1t0 hbds sugar 81 do molas
Mason X Thompson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

Cleared.
ssD HH:s!S sp'pss Ros'sEd.1 Hq5su,
Bris Amanda, Avery. C.rdsnas, Brett Woss.
M fBS s:. Hs bsss.% bSsa
srgr C Ian. Csss s.y rcrs sn rstt Aymar Co.
Schr Tuck. Nickerson Philadelphia.
Biz B. o ysI s @ ss ssS ss
ssSI Mss sqss WGFlSWT, rss,:SuFs
schr coraslia Fauiilm, Bossoa:.
Schr Ann Rebecca Tonnesson, kappahannock River.
S Ssss F HsSaai Blss PRsdspS
Arrived.
Packet ship Montezuma, Lowber from Liverpool, April
Ie with mdse, to II Marshall.
sss as. :AS Ks,a ;H ks:ssss; As,
dish schr snapope EXON from Rio Jansiro for New York
Is F 'i Bss L
aiS poi. sn English bark from dublin bound
SS sIS a:s Ferry L,.rgss j. e.
- day. from HSsrs S'h 80
w. exchanged Signals with packet ship Northumberland
s6ip sutton Galloway reported Yesterday day. from
Dr. bark Gosmo, ousrbrdcs, from Bristol Eng April oh
WI pa:ssd ship Henry Il tom S.:ss: g.
a mEs SS t A5 T. e
q Ion 49, exchanged signal. With packet ship Ws''mn
win %a:s, 70 Barclay ! Iiyas;ioa: :, c,u
Bark Yarmouth, Mathews II days from New Orleans will
Bark Home Winga,e tof Baltimore days from Havana
Genoa brig Fortunate PsiTs. 70 days from Genoa viii
r ana Mu 8, DAYS from Torruay Eng with
IS tons lime rock % sks lime, 20 Q Loare - 49, .,
Ns %s as;
hs srs So s Sss YS april ss Nj
Of they had slight shock Of an earthquake s
ss sss E%,'s
passed large bark with painted showing white sig
nal b Win o sss Il st. a.y, Den with
e Camel Moody Sailed in company with 'chr Ocean, 70
Brig Tampico tof New Haven't Petes0s Is days f5on
gen. SID il company with schr Richard Post of Haven
sBfis Watson DoetsE asf Portland, days from Jobo'
''61 nIs !. New o.ss with ra
fSsss. Ess S$: vi $s:
iS .: Sfs9 S sS : S day.
baaL s' h sa:on w
live cal, TO aoy. M int IT, q y s Ion a. y
B fsf. lSeS ssPsea 8
lon 70 80 spoke ship Abstros. Simpson, II days from New
Orleans for Hayre.
Schr Zerah Barnard from Maracaibo April g. with mdse
to Wood Left brig l. Richardson, Park for New Yor
April M, and arrived off the bar Of Maracaibo on tn
Ith at making passage ofs day: an
April 2s 80 miles Of Maseabo bar spoke bark Corr
Rum Key bearing miles. spoke schr Henry Of and from
Schr Wachman Wslow (of Boston) IA days from Ponce
PR with sugar aud molasses, to Mason Thompson.
Schr Rarifsn Paxon, Plymouth, Nc shingles. .
Schr Uuted Bray Washington, NC, corn.
Below.
Br ship Elizabeth days from Liverpool with passengers
Ship Arkansas, OF Bath, 20 days from Fayal.
2 briggs unknown.
Sailed.
Br bark Otowa for Quebec brig Lycomng for Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

DESTRUCTION OF THE BoREAs, No. 1--WE learn
by the steamer Tributary down last evening from
the Missouri that yesterday morning. about O'Clock
the steamer Bereas No lying at Consauls woodyar
few miles below Herman discovered by the watch
Of the boat to be fire. in and her engine and
deck rooms both Of which slowed with hemp. So
rapid the progress Of the flames that all attempts
the boat and cargo fruitless She heavily
eighted and had great number of passengers many OF
them Santa Fe traders. One of the latter, Mr. Wca-
hcred lost $40 900 in gold and silver None of the pas
scngers saved than the clothes they could hastily
throw them. The books of the boat consumed.
The Tributary brought down the passengers Of the Bo-
The boat was burned to the waters edge. The
officers and remained at the wreck No lives were
lost.-Sf. Louis Reporter. Mays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
MARITIME HERALD.

NOTICE sHIrMAsTERs Cr,N
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving a this
deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, or CAPT. RosERT SILvEy, Of our news fleet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
House OF Representatives.

ness, which would dsain the Senate few minutss Exs
cutvey and the Senate accordingly went into Execu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

The House again went into Committee and resumed the
pay Of the army.
Mr. sEvsRAscR, Of the fourteen who voted against
the war BILL defended tho vote he gave. In letter in
serted in the Integsneer OF this morning MIR scve
rance says believe the Msxicans upon tho Ric
Grande have been acting strictly in scIf-defence and
thcy have made manly resistance TO Gen. Taylor they
are to be honorsd end appaudcd for doing son He took
the ground that Gen Taylor since he has advanced be
yond the Nueccs the Mexican soil in the department
OF Tamaupss and II is there Mexican soil that blood
has been she'd
MIR DELASo another ofhc fourteen who voted against
tn war BILL addressed the committee and justified his
course. His principal werc that they had not
had sufficient time 70 consider it, and with all proper
spect Tor gentlemen, in so few words contained
in the preamble he had many falsehoods
so much Of the untruh reduced strong.
est condition He was unwilling TO sanction such de-
caraton, and did not and he thanked God for IT, He did
not then believe that we were in state of war They
might take of his head and gbbe him. but while God AZ
mighty permitted him. he would never vote for so abo.
minable and palpable lie He spoke Of the boundary
Texas, referring to Mr.. Benton, "sir Robert walker
and others in proof that had right to the left bank
OF the Rio del Norte, nor beyond the Nucces He
demned the removal Of our army, cpd staonng it be-
fore Matamoras with the cannon pointed that city
ready TO batter i down. II was Presidential war, an
unconstitutional war, immoral war; and damnablc
war and without authority of law He had tried far
as he was concerned to keep country in the right;
but now that war was he prepared to fight
hi scountry, right or wrong
Mr. DOUGLASS alluded, in strong terms Of condcmna-
on TO the course OF those who opposed the bill passed
yesterday They had forward and told us that the
war was unholy, unrighteous unjust and "damnable y
ana et they are for III but the time they pre-
dc the success OF enemies over our own country:
anu 90 every thing they to stimulate foes They
',s ei MN ,hey were for their country wrong but
Mrequred man OF charity than he had to believe
~ Inc country would hold them responsible for ,rea-
son IN ,ne,r nears while they had profession Of patri-
forbearance towards Mexico said 4 at our title 10
the boundary OF The Rio del Nore was as clear and con-
elusive as our title to New Orleans itself Within the
last two hours he had been informed the best
ity, that In 1888, when the revelation in Texas broke
out many Of the men who Composed the armv
the west side Of the Nueces-thc very Hrst compsnv
from that very district between the Nuecss and ts
Rio del Norts. He spoke on the authority q
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
THE MECHANIC HERO OFBRANDy
WINE. ia
Pr GEORGE LIrpARO, ESQ.

49, 90 80 N~N-N' 80 '"S NiItAt u y
IRcyolution, there stood q quiet COTTAGE.
somewhat retired from the road, under the
shade Of q stout chestnut tree. 1t was \
.qu.ot cottage, nesting away there in one
corner Of the forest road, 4 dear home i,
tle wilderness, with sIoping root, walls of
ttark grey stone, ard 4 easement hidden a.
'mong vines and flowers.
On one side, amid an interval Of theforest
trees, was sccnth rough outline of ablack-
smiths shop. There was a small garden IN
front, with a brown travelled walk, and beds
Of wild flowers.
Here, >t tho time Of Tic Revolution, there
dwell Il stout blacksmith, his young wife and
lhcr babe. What cared flat blacksmith.
working away there in that sIadowy nJJui;
of the forest. for war? What fccrcl lac FIR
tie peril Of Ire times, 50 long as lis strong
arm, ringing thathammcr IN the anvil, might
gain bread for his vie and cid?
Al, h, cared little l3r war, lc took lille
mote Of .cpmric that shook the valley, w'rn
some few mornings before the battle ofttc
Brandywinc, wiiIc slocing the horse Of a
Tory Refugee, lie overheard . plot for tic
surprise and capture Of Washington. Tie
American leader was to be luret into lie
tojlS cf the Torice: his person once ut..c
BIRTHS. camp, TIC British General miqltcerl
the traitor \, as.iaE.on nome, 20 Dc tGict
III London.
Now 3rl blacksmith, va.l.r-awav t'....
in that dina moot. 81 ire f,rost. vi,.or. g.--
INK ftr ja,,'r or wag, Lad .'ii a shea
kiulnes. l5v ii. 2jr. Washington, vine
name r:u- ou lie lre of I'll men. 50 enc
u.g..t, bidding his Young wife a haSty ro,'-
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

'-sAs-~l st bAE- ".tEsFr
Two intelligent, active 10y, between - an
ID years oi age, as apprentices. Apps nnmcdi-.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

Ihr population of Georgia is I1E325. VI:
+ rec white persons .1S, 1853, blacks 3IG,I56.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-18
ii D "a J ~ Vs.
kxsAss
7or me cure of Hepatites or Lirer G

Hof Htc CIc " 1Atp"t@tS OF LtttF Gum
plai Dyspepsia and SICK Head Ache.
Symptoms Of Il. diseased Lirer.-Pain 10
the right side, under the edge of ribs, m
creased pressure; sometimes the pain is in
The left side; the patient is rarely able 10
lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the Shoulder-bade, it frequently
extends to The ton of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the right arm. The stomach is effected
with loss of appetite and sickness; the
bowels, in general, aie cos,ive. sometimes
alternating with lax. the head is troubled
with pain accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation ia the back part. There is gen.
erallv considerable loss of memory, ac-
conipanied with painful sensation of av-
ing left undone something which ought to
have been undcne slight dry cough is
sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains of WEAKNESS and debility; he is
easily startled, his feet are cod or burning
and he complains of a prickly sensation Of
the skin; bis spirits are low and although
he is satisfied that exercise would bene.
fit TO him, yet he can scarcely summon
up for foritude enough TO try it. la :act
he disliuss every remedy. Several Of The
above symptoms attend the disease, but ca
ses have occurred where few of them oxis
ted, YET examination Of the body after
death has shown the liver to have been ex-
lensyely deranged.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-18
Iron and Nails,
SHELF HARDWARE. &c, &c

JUST received at the Hardware Store of E.
- Balm, the largest, and most complete assert.
ment, that has ever before been opened in this
market, is now offered for sale at pricei that will
not admit OF competition. The subscriber has
purchased largely of Every Description of shell
Hardware, Cutlery, Files &c
FARMING TOOLS
A very great variety OF both iroI & Cast Steel
ssovels aud spades, forks, rakes, sythes, sneaths
axes, log chains and crow bars. null saws circular
x croseeut sawsA large lot of es, quality eastern
cut nails includng board, finishing and fence pail:
wrot nails. glass and window-sash.
FOR BLACKSMITHiNG,
All qualities and sizes of English, Sweeds and
American fat, round, and square iron, hoop iron,
plow steel, spring, German, English Blister and
east steel, also Smiths bellows, anvils, ices,
hammers, screw plates, elliptic springs, wrot iron
axle arms finished unfinished
The subscriber is resolved to sell all articles in
ns line, at prices to compete with Chicago and
milwaukee,, therefore all persons will do we'll to
call at the Hardware store, and examine goods
and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
June 3D. 1915 Z. BAN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-18
Z ROC l. A NJ A I ION.
BY HENRY DODGE

Goe"r~o" cf the TERRITORY Of Wisconsin.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
SHALL CONE, GREETING:
WHEREAS, BY an act Of the Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory of Wisconsin.
entitled An Act making new election dis.
'rcts, and providing for Il new appprlion-
monl OF representatives 20 the Legislative
Assembly" approved February 81, 1915.
II - provided, That as soon as practicable
alter having been furnished with the emu.
nsratlon at the inhabitants of the Terrllo-
ry in pursuance OF IAN Act in relation to
the tormat ON OF STATE Government in
Wisconsin" The Governor of the Terrific.
ry Shall opportIon TO each Of the districts
established by The st aforesa d act. their
relative proportion of representation accor-
ding To their population, as near as NAV be
shown by the census taken by virtue Of the
above mentioned act upon the basis laid
down IN the tenth section of IAN act to
provide for taking the census Of The in.
habllants Of the Territory of Wisconsin.
and 10 authorize the Governor 10 apporton
the members of The Council and House of
Representatives" approved February Is h
l2l2, and issue proclamation, declaring
The apporlionment unde under the acl
aforesaid, approved February Sd, 1916.
AND WHEREAS, On the 6rst day of Au-
gust instant, the Secretary OF the Terrific
~, pursuant 10 the tenth section of the
aforesaid act entltIe, IAN Act in relation
TO tho formation OF a Sla,e Government IN
" Wisconsin" aunro,eI I,,uo,ya 1Stc
did furnish 70 ,ht C,,,,..,.,. ',,,-,1c ~ -,
us" ~ '"c Governor ceFtled copy
OF an abstract OF the population OF the sew
etaI counties as shown by the returns of
the epumeraticn ,n,Jo ,,,rs,ao, 80 ,I.,' H.,
aro.esoiI 40, 81 rnr ~ ''''
"'O Cs"I' dCI so lar as The Sa O returns
nave been made 10 The aforesaid Scores
vary.
Now Turppro,p n :, L... t
wilma 49, DO ,'... H. wa ~
'''"0 W "'e power ana author ~ ~ ne
vested ana pursuant 10 the act first alore.
sad, | DO apporlion tie said -mep,bsrs T.,
Tie several Ilcr,-o, Dis,r,..
- ,,, - ''o'S ~ as dlofe-
- "oISheu as '"Iio"S, Ia Wit:
10 the first election district, tom2risjnr the
county OF Rac'ne, having population of Seven
zee" 'h'usand' nine hundred and eighty three,
wa members "i The Council, aaI two members
1,'' rouse OF representatives
10 me SECOND election district, comprising the
COu''y OF NaI"oFa hdvIng population OF Ehir-
,gSl tlouS9n'' -FOUR n9Adred and dirty nine; one
W.a 81 'ne Council ana TWO members OF the
.. n nc
.. u'T ,n'e T'ect'oH district, comprising the
""P " iNooN' having poPuaiion OF Twelve
,h. Gu. 'p"i INJURED ana l'ei one member OF
,,o,r..S ,''''., ""N Two 'iemoefS OF Tue House o.
r. ,sa 11,'S -.
conn,irs Of i,. & G,s''le' comprising the