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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

Bro. THos. HOLLAND, Marshal of the day, and proceed by way of St Francis, Royal and Government streets to the Government Church, when, with other appropriate exercses, an ADDRESS will be delivered by Bro PERCY WALKER Esq. After which, the officers elect of Mobile Lodge, No 40 will be installed by Bro. T. w, noRMAs. The process sion will then r. 'orm and return loI he Lodge Room.
 Offers and Members of Mobile Council, No. l2, of Mobile k. Chapter No. 2l, and of Towards Lodge No. 69, and transient and sojourning breth- ren are respectfully n,ited inin the procrss,on The fraternity will mee al the Lodge Room at 10 o'clock precisely.
 Seats al the Church will be esnccIaly reserve l for the Ladies, who. ~nh ihe public generally, are respectfully invited to attend.
 Ky order of the w. NJ.
 de c2SK JAMES A. MILLER, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

The proceedings of Congress since last have not been of he slightest interest. The under cur rents of politicians srons-w -whiggery has mol yet decided whether il will go pell-meIl for Mex'c" or not. The probabilities be that they will split, aud some. perhaps considerable portion, halt in their onward dash of furious partizanship.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

The steamship Palmetto arrived at New orleans on Friday from Galveston, whence she sailed on the 22d On her outward trip the P. encountered hea- " gale, during winch she took fire. It was foriu- naely subdued, and was found to have proceeded from some spirits of tuupentine which was upset in the stewards pantry, and set fire by lamp placed there.
 There is story in the Galveston News, told by a teamser recently from Mexico, to the effect that Co., lonel Riley was recently surrounded at Morelos, by 5000 Mexcans under Gen. Urea, and that there was no hope of Col. R's escape. The story is not be- lieYed "
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

TRE SABLE MIssTRELs.-Ths mu' 'ical corps who attracted SO much admiration here las, winter, propase three concerts ai the Wsverly. They make their first appearance tonight. Their card m ano' ,her coInnia announces the particulars of their per fol inances.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

AErRicAH ARr UsIoE.-The drawing took place on the 18th inst Aa,ong the fortunate ones. we notice two of our fellow ei,zeas--Mr. Orlando P. Furness and Q. Eus,is. One hundred and forty two Paintings disiribp,sd by Ioi. The aumber of subscribers now exceeds 6ori, -foar hundred. 7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
FOR LIVERPOOL

FOR LIVERPOOL. SEM Ths first class British ship JANE AND MsasG BARBARA, Browne, masIer, wants 250 o 300 bales of cotton 10 complete her cargo. For freight of which apply to
 drc23 GEORGE MARTIN
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

We received on Friday slip with the Cambria 2 news. ~hch good many of our citizens thought |" be hoax. On Saturday. however. the meiIs brought the accounts showing that our clip was, with some tvpogra heal bunders. true copy of pnpers receiy ed. We give ihe news in this mornings paper
 The political news is of considerable intel All Europe appears tdbe excited by the acii0i # Austria in sezing upon Inc ,le republic of Crac"w. whose indep sndence has bren considered lhe bet ter policy of the liberal powers maintain agains. the Ruasau and Austrian interests. There is in ad- dion lhe old feeling of pity aud sympathy for Poland, nf which the Crscow prneipaIIty N part and of whose national existence Il relic and monument.
 France and England both protest against this act of annexation, but the protests separate, not as would have heen before the Spanish marriage lee ge,hcr and in harmony. or comse Austria iaels lit- tie in the paper opposition ol the disconnrc- ted liberals but feels rather grat6ed that ihe union between France and Eng land is effecnally destroy ed. The policy Oi Louis Philippe has taus had the effect oi destroying lhe balance of systems in Ea- rope, and given prependerance to the absoluisl winch may however endanger himself and his dynas- " hereafter. This is the important aspect of the affair. rather than the territorial change. which is insignificant m itself IL is the breaking up of alliances that considered favorable to freedom. and the strengthening Of systems that conside'e cd hostile 10 the natural progress which gives to this affair it's excitement among the cabinets of Earope
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
MASONIC CELEHR 4TION.

MOBILE i.ODGE No, 40 will celebrate ihe ami ,ersary of .St John fhe Erdn
 geiist, this day by a public procession, address and in
 siallat on of officers. The procession will be formed aI the Masonic Hall. on Si' Joseph street, at II o'clock AM under inc directiou uI
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

THEArRE-Miss Lee takes a benefit to ight. il being her last appearance. In addition to her wtching graces in the dance, she performs ibe bssu- tui part of Lsette in the Swiss Cottage sTke play selected for tIe occaslon is WILLIAM TELL, Mir. and Mrs. Walack ia the principal characters Such hill, and such occasion. SiII call forth enthusiastic response from the fashion. taste and chivalry of the city. .e &#
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

AEA FOR RENr-The two story Brick House t:5 the south side of St Francis sireet, be- tween Conception and J,akim streets, lately oceu- pied by Mrs. Horn as Il boarding hou.e. Apply to
 dec28 " HALLErT. Ennii al
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

7he Ndfe Qf AIabdmd, JeFerson c0nnIy.
 NOMMlrTFD to the jail of Jefferson coun'v. NI on lhe l0ih day oi October, l6I6, a runaway
 slave, mualto boy about eighteen nineteen years of age. who says his name is JOHN, and that he
 belongs to Mir John Sharp of Nashville. Tennessee. The owner is hereby notified forward, prove
 his property and take him away, before tho expira- lion oi six months from the time Of his commitment,
 or he w be sold under the statute for the benefit of
 the county. E F. GRACE. dsc5 +Cmo Sheriff of Jeffersoirzkounty.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
To he lplInwed by Ihe farre of THUMpING LEGACY.

Jerry Ominous MT h Russell
 To conclude wih the Pas de Callope hy Miss NARY ANN LEE and Mir q w SMITH
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
FOR PROVIOENCE

E9A The A l bark CARLOS, Tillinghasi. mast CT 4kfR wants 100 bales cotton under deck and 50 tt 70 bales on deck, for freight apply io
 dec28 BALIOU & HALL
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28


 The State of Alabama, Washington county. Orphans Court in vacation, November 25ih, 1916. Present the Honorable Samuel s. Houston, Judge of said court.
 Nathan st%"f .r F.s rse'''d G.ys s.y came ,% minisraior of the estate oc the said Nathan skinner deceased and filed his petition sell the Land be- longing to the estate of the said decedent, repre- sentng that the estate is nso,ent and that there other property belonging to said estate, io wits The east hall Of Ihc south west quarter of section thirty six, and sou;h h-cas quarter of the south east quarter of section bmiy-six, township thirteen. range three west, in the district of Lands subject 10 sale at Denopolis, Alabama. and that Nancy Skin ner, idow Of the said deceased, Eliza Mcknight, (late Skinner,) William II skinner, Edney Skianer. Nancy Skinner, Nathan skinner. Ellen Skinner, John SL Lianer, CalI,arins Skinner, Mary Hardy, late Skinner, and Joseph K skinner, the heirs of lhe i'd decedeni. all of which onresidents with lhe exception of Mary Hardy, (lae Skinner.) It is therefore ordered by the Court that citation to the resident heirs. and that publication he ,nade in the Weekly Mobile Register and Journal Il news paper printed n the ely of Mobile, Alabama, for four consecutive weeks, that said petition be for hearing the thlrJ Monday In January, ISl7, when and where all persons interested can attend and coa- lest the ii they think proper. Attest
 II Y MOSS, Clerk.
 nos3OGf Ky THosS PARKER, Deputy. 1tLARET-40 casks Catalonia, fur sale bv V dec2S CIV OGDEN RAPES-100 kegs fresh Malaga for sale by N decl8 CIV OGDEN SA BAGS new Havana Coffee, just received and OO dec2S for sae by l. MERCHANT & co M ACKEREL --i5U bbls large NJ 3. now landing lSA aec2S and for sale b, JNO PHILLIPS AHlo FLOuR-2OO bhls., landing and for sale SJ dec25 by SANDS & co ID ICE-5O bLls New Creole in store, for sae by IA ARSlIAII., ROWE'& co SsUGAR--4 40 hhds prime Sugars. in store. for sale - d1c2S by MARSHALL. ROWE& co M OLASSES-I50 bbls in store, G.r sale by lVe dec1s MARSHALL, ROwE-& co OYSTER AND SALMON 400 and ib. hA cans of each, now store, all put up ihe pre- sent season, and in the finest possible order, for sale by fiec28i J0'REiiiY co ENREsH GARDEN SEEDS--Now landing and for sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers A full and varied supply Of Garden Seeds. warranted 10 be the growth er the present year, and raised by D. Lznarrih. Pbilade iphia.
 dpc2s MosELy & TUCKER, Druggists. nEACII TREES 2000 Peach Trees, comprise 1 ing a selection oi choice varieties, carefully psckei and shipped in fine order per brig William & James, from Philadelphia, for sale by
 dec2S BEERS & SMITH. nAHLIAS-Just received al our establishment, l| 20 varieties of new and splendid double Dah. l,as, which have been selected with great care by our senior partrer al the Mouth. Prices moderate
 R NORTH & CO, iec2s Druggists and Chemists.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

T1 FOR SALE-A pair of Carri ,ge Horses <4LlN<-knd aud gentle; aIso, first rate rIdIn. LlZA PoRry-pacer; also. a second hand Buggy lth leather lop nearly new. built 10 order by Wart & KIng of this city. Esquire of
 JS MARSH, dec2s al the Por,warden's ( fiji %.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

SSN WANTED-A small vessel 10 take : SssEkz& freight to q Northern Port. Apply to
 dec2S BEERS & SMITH. 20 St Michael st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
I'tio,s cf Admission.

MT D MARBLE is engaged and will shortly ap-
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
The Nlnte of AInbnma. JeHereon cpnrtu

I7fIcrs y HdMiSSlOn.
 Dress Circle and Parquelte. ........ ... Soc Second and Third Tiers of Boxes and Gallery Poe
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
REMOVAL.

FORGE COSTOK. of the late firm of Costor, N Robinson x Co.,, has removed to e Dauphiu street. al the sign of ihe Cool SImaritan, where the Dug business wIll b- copduced under the firm of
 dec29 GEORGE (OSTER & CO
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

Alter winch ihe OperaIc drama of the SWISS COTTAGE.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
THEATRE.

Managers. ,LUDL1W & SMITM ACGing Manager. M. WESTON'
 Benefit of Miss MARY ANN LEE. And positively the hast night ol her engagement. Fliih night of Mir and Mrs WALLACK, Jr.
 Nondav Eueaing December ?8. IsJ6
 Knnwles' play in aels of
 WILLIAM TELL, the Hero "f Swizerland William Tell ell................M Mr Nallark, Jr Emma. .............T Mrs ] Wailack
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

sl.sppi liver. ~est of us, and tile Perdido, east el us, ~as '',lispned" ettlary under the treaty of 1sGS. It-was question of inc boundary Of LOuls- iana as this Mexican question is in it's origin - Spain claimed that Florida extended to lhe Mis- aissippi The United States eonended thai Louis iana extended to the Perlidp. Thn portion of what Is now Alabama and what called the Florida par ;shes in Louisiana. was "disputed q" territory The right remained in this state for several yearS ln the smte of Europe, Spain could not be brought to any conclusions by negotiations and m lSi0, Presi. dent Madison directed the territory to be occupied by the forces of the United States. He simply gave orders 10 Gov. Claiborne, of New Orleans, tS take and extend ie laws oi the United States stricty over the territory attaching il 10 the Msss sppi territory. The instructions were very sim lar to those given by Mir POLK fur the occnpaIion of Texas beyond the Nueces. Federalism in that day fouud this to be unconslutisnal and tyrannical, aud a-gued for the title of Spain then, pretty much Mir WEBsrER and his pro- Mexican followers argue for Mexico now. James Madison impeachabls then as James k. Polk IS now. But the republican, party in a phalanx supported Mir Madison, and Mr Webster'a party then had jus, about tho they may look for
 There are more precedents, and higher authorities than preccdeu,s, namely, law. reason and the neccs ly sf national preservation, which makes public law, to which we may hell neiG Ghbor hereafter.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

TREEN TiRrLE.-DYkK of the Amer can M and Arcade Restaurants has received fine lot of G,een Tule winch will be ser ednp (eyery day) n Soups. Steaks, Sc. tamilss ,n be supplied ou reasonable Terms.
 0Es- Gentlemen can dine at either of the above Establishments the moderate charge of fifty
 drc2S
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

DINE'5 CONCERT AND BALL ROOM at \ the Alhsmbra. is fitted up in handsome style, and private entrance opened diec, f.om Royal ri. and is prnounced by all the hest and finest Concer Room in the Southern Country
 N. B To lei aI Ill times On ren nsonahle terms.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

2,S4i Bales,
 The imports during Inc same period amount 10 as7 bales,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
Grocery. Produce and Provision Market.

Received same time last yea
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

M 0TICE-Tbs Pori Wardsns, Olic is removed to the south west corner of Commerce. and Conti .trse,s, up stars, in the office formerly pied by Messrs E C Center x Co. dec2SM
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

The State of Aiabama, Washington county.
 Orphans Court in vacation, November 25,h, 1916. Present the Honorable Samuel s. Houston, Judge
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

ELARET-40 casks Catalonia, far sale bv
 | O d-c2S CIV OGDEN RAPES-lO0 kegs fresh Malaga for sale by N decl8 CIV OGDEN
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

nAHLIAS-just received al our establishment, D 20 varieties of new and spIendid double Dsh. l,as, which have been selected with great care by our senior partrer al the No,ih Prices moderate
 K NORTH CO, iec28 Druggists and Chemists.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
NauvOc.

A gentleman lately at Nauvoo, says the
Saints are at work with all their might IN
completing the Temple; yet that they are
making preparations TO leave the city; thai
many Of them are burning their fences, &c.
for fuel-lbat they are selling their Houses and
lots at prices merely nominal. lie states mat
good brick house may be bought there at
from 1875 TO so. Many Of the Mormons are
preparing TO follow SlraDg to Foree in Wis
consin. Must Wisconsin submit 10 the irruP.
ton Of this deluge of scoundrels Must our
Territory, just budding into State sovereignty.
be blighied by the cursed canker OF Mormon
ISM Is Wisconsin doomed 10 be the Botany
Bay of North America! We can legisa'e
against The introduction here Of the small pox.
or the Canada thistle must we submit Will
out murmur to the introduction OF the ten
thousand times direr scourge of Mormonsm
We can bear much-can submit TO anything
almost-annex Texas to the Union-annex
Caifornia-annex Cuba--annex Hell 1t II
must be so; but spare Wisconsin from the
cup of MormoDism!
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

~ We are indebted for the following, ia
Gordon Day Ono time when politics were
running high 10 Iowa county, two notable men
still upon tho stage of action, whom we will
designate by the names Hard and Eoslis, were
both a, The same time opposing candidates and
denounced each other with grea, deal Of Bit
ierness. In particular. Euslis felt inclined TO
msus against him publicly, 10 tho effect tina,
Eustis was a corrupt politician, who " could be
Dough, and sold" Eus,is. in high dudgeon,
met Hard and demanded an explanation.
r.. "Whas do you mean, sir, by saying |
could be bough, and sold ~
III. Tha, is more than ever said of you"
r.. "Wha, did you say, then 7"
N. 81 said you could be bought bu, l
never said you conld be sold. |, is ono thing
TO be in tho marke,-and another thing TO be
marketable"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

a Mistake Corrected.--It was stated few
weohs since IN the independent American, tina,
on the ballot by the Grand Jury, a, the last
Term, for the Indictment Of Chandler, the vote
stood II for. and against the indictment. -
How the American learned the secrets Of the
Grand Jury room, we do not know. The law
requires l6 grand Jurors at least. TO bold an
inquest, at least ~ Of whom must agree upon
a presenimenL I, was, therefore, impossible
for any Juror TO stand alone In The minority.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

congress-April SIN the Senate. Mr.
Webster and Mr.. Cass had brief colloquy
respecting some poin. Of International law
MIR. Dickinson then spoke three or four hours
in reply TO Mr.. Webster on the Ashburtor
treaty. Mcleod. &c.
10 ibagdassa IN conns1lociaa ole wsffmN9a HI,
Americanism.
April 9'h.-The call for further Oregon cor
respondence was discussed by Messrs. A,chin.
son, Allen. Clayton and Calhoun. Mr.. Man.
gum then made speech on the Oregon
question, contending that i, had been greatly
'nismanaged.
In the House, Mr.. Ingersoll attacked Mr..
Webster, and offered a resolution. calling for
an account of tho secret service money under
Mr. Tyler's administrator. A very exciting
scene followed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

-Four Childrsa DrOirRed.-At Hancock, Del.
aware eoon'y, on the 18th instant. three chill
dren Of Mr.. Calvin Thomas, the eldes. girl
Of Ia. another IL, and a boy Of 6 years, with
daughter Of Lena Lewis, aged 10, were on
a small pond covered with ice which sudden
ly gave way, and the three girls fell in. The
boy, seeing his sister struggling and calling
for help. attempted to assist them, when he
either broke through or slipped 10, and shared
the same fate as those he was attempting TO
rescue.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
NJ The Mayor Of the new CITY Of NIilwau

~ The Mayor Of the new city Of Milwau.
kie seems TO have jos, appreciation of black.
legs. Ia his inaugural address he says -
"Gaming should receive your attention, and
nothing in your power should be wanting to
secure the youth Of the city from the wiles and
devices Of the gambler. Nor should no who
is so far regardless CT the morals of com.
muni,y as 10 prostitute the energies Of his mind
and body to gaining a livelihood by openly
following the illci, business Of gaming, be
permitted 10 range our streets unwhip, Of JUS
t;ao."
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
WISCONSIN HER AID.
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ., 1916.

Daniel TVebsier.-We find the papers full
Of glor6caiion of Mr.. Webster for his attack
upon Mr.. Dickinson, Of N. Y, In the U. S.
Senate. Now. to be candid about it, we think
Mr.. Webster in that TRADE. dove unfa,homably
deep 10 scuuiliiy and blackguardism--tha, he
wen, infinitely beneath the dignity of Sena
tor-,ba, no member Of the Senate--and only
one member Of the House Of Representatives
Tristan Burgess. ever crep, deeper in the oozy
slime OF blackgnardism.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

NJ Pdhenhana'S Dinners.--The Buffalo Ex-
press says, a few weeks since the British Min
lister was accused of bribing The "peace and
~ Senators" with sump,uous dinner. Late
W, ho hoe "iuo ,acR, and given a grand
diplomatic entertainment, to which all the
"5i-or war men, were invited. On The
principal of quariering upon the enesy. six
Senators and twelve of tho Lower House, put
their feet under Mr.. Pakenham's mahogany,
and did ample justice to his hospitality.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

Fire IN Souihporf.-The Milwaukee Courier
says We learn by passengers who came on
the Champion, that destructive fire occurred
al Southport on Friday night. The block and
several small buildings opposite Bush's Hotel
were DESTROYED. and w. -es-es s~s~s1i-sly 80
hear 'ha, the Telegraph Office was among the
number. Most of the printing materials were
saved. The amour, Of loss we have not as.
ceItained.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

County Orders.--The adjourned session OF
the Board OF Commissioners 10 over. The
extraordinary expenses Of the county prove to
be much less than was apprehended. The
county is in a condition to carry on all needful
improvements and keep righ, side up. There
need not be the least apprehension Of loss by
county orders. Every dollar Of outstanding
debt will be promptly redeemed a, the expra.
lion Of The financial year.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
To Bridge Builders.

SEALED Proposals. will be received by the
~ Board of Commissioners Of Grant county, until
the 25th instant for building Bridge actoss Little
Platte River, on the road leading from Lancaster
to Plattevie, above the old Rountree mill OH said
river, according to plan and specifications to be
seen either in the Clerks Office, at Lancaster, or
as the Store of Messrs. Bevans & Holiday, in
Platteville.
PROPOSALS will also be received at the same time
for grading the ends of the said Bridge, according
to plan and specifications be seen at the Store
OF Messrs. Bevans & Holiday, in Plaueville.
By order of the Board.
l.. o. SHRADER, Clerk.
May l., 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

Slavery. A writer in the Southern Advocate
says:
!" Believing, as do, firmly. that j. is i'm.
possible to govern successfully and peacefully
=. =. $40 r-.,-.~ ':c., "i'''vus 'h1
aid of religion and that the religious instruc.
ton of our negroes is of all things calculated
to render them contented and happy, industri-
Gus and useful, and to conciliate the blessing
of our God on cur domestic institutions, and
render them safe and permanent, rejoice to
witness the spread of The gospel among them.
and the rapidly increasing encouragement of i,
by the owners themselves.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
= The Madison Express saws: ,he Sec.

y The Madison Express says the Sec.
reiary Of the Territory, Mr.. Ca,lin. has re.
eeived his drafts to pay the expenses Of the
last session Of our Legislature. He started on
on Tuesday las, for Milwaukee to &c, funds
and will probably be back on Saturday. pre-.
pared to pay all appropriations made for the
expenses Of the late session.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
or Extract Of letter da,ed, waterville.
Oneiia county. New York;

or Extract of letter da,ed, waterville,
0nedia county, New York:
a most terrible and heart rending ealami-
ty befel our neighborhood las night between
3 and 10 o'clock. The dwelling house Of
Timothy Leonard was bum, to the groand,
with all its contents. Bat the sai part of the
calamity is. tha, Mr. LeoaArd, his wife and
daughter Of Mr. Woodward persisted 10 the
flames. None are left 10 tell the manner In
which the house took FIRE. From the appear
anee Of the bodies, il would seem thss Leon
ard and the girl struggled desperately with
their fate, but Mrs Leonard was found near
the bed % which she slepa The familywere
81 own 10 have retired about .: the ire must
have caught soon after that hour. Thewind
blew gale from the south; not a rsishbor
discovered the IRE I'LL the roof fell 10, sld a,
ten o'clock not stick was standing.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

or Sambo what noos in de paperl What
periodical are dem you ar peroosing, wrong
end upl
Yaw! yaw! Why, Cuff, il dis ere noosepa.
per am wrong end op, i, 10 do mistake OBJ de
printer in printing it, shore!
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

OF To complete file, we wish TO obtain
tho following back numbers Of !" Tho Herald -
for which we will pay the subscription price,
viz Nos. 6. Ill, % and % of Vol. |. Nos.
10, IL. 20, %. &c, OF Vol. .. Nos. % and
50 Of Vol. 2,