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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
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Riorous PRocrtDINos AT AuBURN.--The
Albany Evening Journal Of Mondy says:
I'VE are indebted TO the Telegraph for an
account Of an outrage committed a, Auburn
yesterday. John Depuy. colored man. who
got into quarrel, drew knife in self defence
upon which cry of "kill the d---d niggers"
was raised. Depuy, in the afiray. struck a
young man by the name Of Glenn with stone,
who fell senseless. but soon recovered. De.
puy, who made his eseaps,was followed home,
and as he could mol be found, those in pursui,
demolished his house"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
Arrival of the Brittania.
Fiffsen days la.sr fror, E.irope.

Fifteen days later from Europe.
The steam ship Britannia arrived at Boston
on The 4lh inst, with Liverpool dates Of the
18Th ult.
The news is not very important. bu, we
have as vet only q brief report by way Of n.
YorA TO Albany. snd thence by telegraph to
Buffalo.
There had been no material change in the
grain market.
The Corn Laws repeal bin does not seem 70
have vet passed the Horse Of Lords. The Of
hcial dispatches Of General TAYLOR. describing
the brilliant battles of Palo Alto aud Ressea
de Ia Palmo, had been received ard produced
great effect. The dispatches Rough and
Ready were praised as much 10 England as
ey were abused in Canada.
The Pope Of Rome is dead. The Queen Of
England bad fully rscoversd her health. The
Rovsl infants were well.
The Mexican funds were of course affected
By the war news from the Rio Grsnde.
Rumoo prevail thu, segotisiions have sgaiu
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

FRoa yrsA CRcT- The New Orleans Del.
"a Of the sd ult, has letter from Pensacola.
in which we find the following items Of news
from Vera Cruz 10 The Alb Of June;
"The news is nos Of very great importance;
all that could CLEAN was. that The Mesieaus
were forufying Vera Cruz 10 the rear, anliei-
ps,ng q revolution 10 the country. ], is sep.
posed tina, The bark EUgenie. which evaded
The blockade. will be condemn d by the Gov.
eminent. but ihs, Is somewhat doobtfal, as
she is partially owned 10 Vera Cruz. The
steamer Princeton bad arrived q, SACRIFICES,
and joined the blOcksdine squadron.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
Itcms Of News.

n-e5- The bill for the reduction Of the Duties
on the Importation Of Foreign Goods. and
Manu- .ac,ores has passed the House of Repre-.
sen,a,ives. The majority on the final passage
Of The bill was nineteen votes.
| OF The negro Freeman. of Auburn. who
mudered the Van Nest family. is on trial al
Auburn. He is defended b. w Fl. Seward,
d. Wrigh, and G. Morgan.
nJ- By an arrival at New Orleans. adj
vices have been received which state that
Gen. Taylor will 60 up the river to Reyno.
and probably to Carnage in very short time.
GcT Governor Henderson who was at For.
Polk on The 10Th, has been mustered into the
service as Major General. General John
ston has been elected Colonel of The Regiment
of Texas Infantry. Captain McLane as Lieu.
tenant Colonel, and Mr.. WelIs, formerly Of
the army, Major
Captain Porler's company Of artillery was
stationed on the BRACES Island, and was about
erecting there an eighteen FOUNDER battery.
A company of the 5lh infantry had left for
Reynosa on the steamboat Aid Reynosa has
been a!mos. entirely abandoned by It's inbabi-
ianis. rs also The rancheros. between Ma,amo-
ros and The former place.
0NT- The Detroit Advertiser says-By the
steamer Britannia, we have received Halifax
papers to the I'd inst.
More than six thousand dollars had been
subscribed a, Halifax for the sufferers by the
FIRE at St. Johns. and subscriptions were still
going on. Vessels had left Halifax with pro-
visions. &c. for the destitute Inhabitants.
The steamer Unicorn had arrived from 81.
Johns. and confirms the report previously
published of the destruction Of property, and
misery among those burnt out.
A bill had passed the Legislature OF 81.
Johns. 10 raise by loan 10 England 100000
Tor rebuilding and improving the town.
There was ascer,ained to be stock of 5000
,bls. Of -four and, 1000 bags Of bread on
hand. The former was issuing a, Sc Ia per
the latter 81 % to SIS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Sponging There are various degrees OF
sponglng. common sponge. who has taken
only one or two degrees 10 the art. 10 satisfied
with ringing himself in wherever there is
treating. An old experienced sponge, If you
give him an invitation 10 drink, will ring To-
every body from whom he has been 10 the
habi. Of sponging, to drink a, your expense.
'Come up, boys. this is my friends lreai.'--
The persons thus 'rung in are pot under .
sort Of tact, obligation TO the sponge. for a
treat The sponge is the most liberal man in
the world TO reat;' BIO, he always treats at
the expense of others. You might as well be
the way faripg man who fell amongs, thieves
as to invite an old sponge to the bars for ss
You advance. he will gather the whole crowd,
Increasing like a snow ball as it rolls up, oil
TO be treated at your expense. The Older a
sponge gets. tho more porous II grows. and
the greater is iis capacity for absorption; for /,
has tendency TO assimilate other bodies ,c
itself. and sometimes converts whole villag,
into mons,roas fongus. Your real sponge
like the magnet. fra, attracts. then impars IL
properties TO bodies that come 10 contact
Avoid a sponge as you would pick.pocke'
No house Of the lees. decency will tolerate
sponge; for few bu, green.horns, will pa,roniz
the house they frequent
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
In Chancery.

In District Cour:, Craw lord county, Wisconsin
Territory, May tern, 1916, May 18th, lS46,
and being the ION day of the said erm.
Thomas A. Savage We. George c. Wales-ln
Chsncery.
TyHiS day comes the complainant BY his soli-
e'tor, and IL being proven TO the satisiae-
tsah OF the coaFi, that the SAID defendant, George
G. Wales, is noa resident OF this Territory, and
cann,i ne found, and he having failed to case
his Appearance herein 10 be catered according TO
law aud the rules OF this court, on notion OF the
said CO mplainani, by his solicitor, IL - ordered
that the said GsorgeC. Weles be deemed and ia
ken 10 be an ahseat defendant, and IL Is further
ordered that the said absent defendant do cause
bis appearaace hegsin TO be entered, and plead,
answer or demm 90 the said eompianani's oii on
or before The Iweniy drsi day OF September nsA',
snd il he shall tail 80 to do, the same wis % "a
ken as confessed against him, aud u - iastnsf Or
dered that this urdsr be served by p1ohsai"s
copy thereof for SIX weeks suecessiVs5 ~ .ls
Wisconsin Herald, OF By serving me os'sl'04 ''
ur;,h , go ,h.r.,f By the eo1rt.
ID. C. FENTON. elsrk,
DC.C.C., W.T..
wiram KnsxItcn solicituE fnE eomp.
July 18th. 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
Estate ofJdmes Langsfof. Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, devise..,
In creditors and all other persons increased in
the estate of James Lange,a late of the county of
Grant, and Territory Ct Wisconsin, deceased. that
the undersigned, Thomas Lansstaff executor of
the last will and testament of the said James Lang.
staff deceased, has made Probate OF the will of the
said James Langssaf, in the Probate Court of
the county of Grant aforesaid as tbs law reuui,es.
and has taken out Of The office of the said Judge
OF Probate. letters testamentary on the estate of
tbs said James Langstaff deceased, by authority
whereof the undersigned is authorized 10 dispose OF
the affairs aud property of the said estate, accord
ing to law, by and under the provisions of the said
last will and testament. Notice is therefore hereby
given, by order of the said Court of Probate, that
the undersigned. Thomas Langstaff, executor ofths
last will and testament ofthe said estate will at all
times be found at his residence in Pleasant Vefiey
british Hollow in said County, where he win b
ready all times 10 attend any business connect
ed with the estate of the said James Langaaff de.
ceased and the legal and proper adjustments and
settlement thereof.
THOMAS LANGSTAFF,
Executor the said Estate.
Gran, Co. w. T., July 18th. 1916. 1881.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
List of Letters
ID EMAINING in ths Lancaster Post Office,
III June 30ih, 1876.

ID EMAINING in tbs Lancaster Post Office,
III June 30ih, 1876.
A. VIM. ashley. B. MorteTmer boyer. barber "
Dewey, Harry Bassett. Z. cambridge, T. p Bur
melt, Enos 5. Baker, J. BELL, Tarton brock, n
n. Borah. c. Peter c. Cox. n. 4. Golfer, iesse
crane. ID. Phinehas Dtake. g.. cams ehoeH'
James Goodhue or Banhll. cara. 'ohh GOT
ien, P Gsyeiy 2. II. mary hopkins =,
hale, carter Hekok, Edmond Hsreison, Z nan
John Tarlor. |. ZONES hey, Wn iagIeham. =
Jnhn c. johnson X. NV kendall :, paw"
kendall. Beniamia kingsley l.. D Laraea
o., ,ofs;,, NJ aauiIla Mathew. Mary Miles,
sopet MeCioad, Rueosn xeKiazie, Mary and
!, 80 ycEinzie, Ismes J. nckinzis. p. Hogh
ps;I;1s 1.mes Pullman. r. John seards, 100
..h,;r- ue,ry richardson, julius Riee, miss
,nli, sice. Joel Keynerson. ;. L a. shraasr :,
.s,,hs, S;av, John Smith, zach Smith, william
>,-,vge. John Scott, Thomas Shanley, Thonas
Spsrrer. Samuel Stannemaker. Il EDWARD
Tbxai,. Susas, Tailor ,ohn Tefssn. F1uniain Fay-
Tor. rhcmas raylos. w. John Waddle, z
West. hiram Wilson, isaac Woodward, lane
Wilsos. Y. niles Young.
j. ". WARD. P. NJ
June 30th, 1s46.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
w.Isco NsIN HERALD.

mem no confidence can be placed 10 any new
treaty. and the language Of one of her most
ominen, men is
"f the United States are disposed TO art t'tir.
h tovard Mer'co they ,cW not object for The
sake Of settling the differences they appeared SO
ANXIOUS 10 arrange By Mr.. SHdeH.) to gre
cheeyI4iiy--cf their ot0n accord The require
guurcnty. On HE other hand. refusal Of The
required guaranty must be deemed By Merico a
decided proof ofa d..ferent intention. proof that
tie United States neper infened 10 respect the ma.
tionol rights Of Mericans When these are oppos-
ed to the "direct interests Of the american On.
ion.'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
From the N. Y. Tribune.
Revolution i'm Mexico.
Parades Deposed!-Resforafion Of
the Constitution !--Santa Ana
Recalled!
WASHINGTON. Jolly. Q 1860
10 O'clock A. Nj.

WASHINGTON. Jolly. Q 1861
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The following intelligence of another Revo
Tuition in Mexico has been received here.
The movement appears 10 be formidable
one There can be no doubt Of It's success.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the Oath ult
give the following important Intelligence from
Mexico.
The Pcayune says 1--WE received yester
day copy of Ell Locomotor. of Vera Cruz. o.
The 9Th inst. which is -four days laier than any
advices received by the Falmouth. The news
is important"
A revolution had broken out 10 the Depart
meni of Jalisco. 1t commenced on the morn
ing of the 2O,h Of May in the cily Of Goada.
laxara. The battalion Of Logos. followed by
other bodies Of military and by the epihusias.
tic populace, attacked the place OF the Gov.
efnor.
The assault of the insurgents was 20 prompt
that the guard had only time to make one dis
charge. by which one man was killed and one
wounded.
Some of the defenders recognized friends a.
mong the assailanis, and refused 10 fire. The
disaffection then become general, and some OF
the leaders Of the Government troops were ar.
rested 10 save them from the fury of The incur.
gents. Some diminishing ensued and prepar.
atoms were making for general engagement,
when General Duque. who had taken CON-
mand of the Government troops. proposed a
parley. This was agreed 10. and the result oil
the deliberaiion was that the troops under Gen.
Dnqns should be allowed to retire with the
honors of war by route designed by them. di.
rec,ly TO the city Of Mexico. Provisions were
given them and iheg very ALLOWED ill the
god. TO prepare for their departure.
Don Jose Maria Tanez was p. the head OF
the insurrpc'ion. A formal declaration was
drawn up by the ensurgen,s proclauuiing San.
ia Ana their Chief, and declaring tina. q
new Congress should be summoned to be el
ected by The people, according 10 The elec,ora
lave Of 1924, to form new constitution il
which The. monarchial principle 10 TO be ex
clGded
II also provides tina. the Crongress shout,
NEE, four months after the iibera,ing arm,
shall gain possession Of the CAPITAL. Dol
Juan Csmplidc is recogoiz d as Pro,isiona
Governor of The Department. and his oath 10
cludes The .repulsing of the infamous usurpa
iion Of the Americans"
The Latest from Yucatan -Lagana dates Il
the 10Th had been received at New Orleans b.
bark Tarquin. On the ,th. Com. Ingraham
of the United States brig Somers. received dis
patches from the Yoca,an Congs.s. psoeiain
ing their neutrality in the pending war.
| The Somers sailed the same evening f.
Vera Cruz.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
j. d. Wood, NJ. d.

OFFERS his services, 30 the citizens of Lam
" caster aud the surrounding County, as prac-
titioner of Medicine in all its departments. DIR.
w. is not in The habit Of boastng; but thinks that
his knowledge of his profession and practice of
fifteen years fairly entities him to, at least me-
dium portion oi public patronage. He will not at
tempt TO all diseases. ior il is mans doom 10
die, but if by strict attention 10 The duties Of his
profession and the most soothing care at the bed
side Of the sick, he does not prove himself as com
petent to heal others, he will retire and let 9th
take his place. His office is at the house FORM
erly occupied by l.. o. Shrader, where he may De
found all times, except when engaged in the du-
ties Of his profession.
Lancas July 9Th 1916. IL ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

u We understand that the Secretary OF
War has accepted the offer of Col. j. ID.
Stevenson. of a regimen. Of volunteers. to
serve 10 Mexico, during the war. They are
TO be Immediately mustered into the SER
vice Of the United States. and will embark on
the Is, Of August from the city Of New York.
An who know Col. Stevenson know that
he brings to his command all the requisites Of
bravery. alert efficiency. devotion to his coun.
Try, and military experience. Those who go
out in this command may expect 10 see some
service. and may hope to gather lsurels.-
Companies from the interior Of the STATE lhs,
desire 10 serve 10 this service. and to serve
during the war. have now 81 opportunity 10 DO
so. by reporting themselves TO Col, s. in New
York.-Aleany Argus.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
To Major G.. NJ. Price,

We the undersigned ci,izens Of Beeiown
and vicinity. would respectfully reques, you
for Delegate to form State constitution.
John p Hprr. Fl Ca,in.- J II Brown, Cor
don Day. B Bounds. Chas L. Lagrave, DR. f
NJ Sala. Thomas P Cati. WIN Cole. A ID
Ramsay. B Bashee. Robert Whiieside. WIN
G Groshong. M Edwards. G c Hood. E n
Gleason. Tkos Wilkinson. Peter Mullen. A r
Andrus. DR. N Tartar. s Lemons. S Alex. l.
Fl Brock, w # Leamsn. Robert Scarce. Ralph
Carver, d Warren. H Webster. A Cnnradi.
II Dickinson. w Teasdals, ] F. Kirkpat.
rick. TN Day, B NJ Co,es, T Kaufman,
A Mory.
Beetown, July 18th. 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

u Several Mexican Traders went 10 Fort
Leavenworih few days ago. for The purpose
of having an interview with Col. Kearney.-
He assured them that they would be permit.
ted TO proceed nnmoes'ed. unless ihey look
with them arms and AMMUNITION; and that pri.
va,e properly and rights would be respected.
They asked permission to send an express TO
Sanra Fe. so tina, this generous treatment
nigh, be reciprocated a, the latter place; bo.
Col. Kearney wisely remarked that he had at
tended TO that matter already.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

FRoM TAMPico.--The British brig. Reli-
anee. arrived a, this port yesterday. from Tam.
pico, having sailed on the 18th instant. The
Reliance was chartered at Liverpool TO pro-
coed to Tampico and thence to Tobssco. TO
take in cargo for Cork She was prevented
from performing her voyage BY the blockading
squadron, and left Tampico on the 18Th in
company with several vessels previously re.
ported at Tampico, the time allowed by the
terms Of the blockade for loading and depart
iDg having expired.-N. D. Pic, 23d.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

FRoN FcRr LEAvESwoRrH The 81. Louis
Reporter Of the a2d ult has the following in
telligence by passenger in the Iowa. from
Weston and Fort Lesvenwer,h. The Indians
who volunteered their services TO Col. kear-
ney, have returned 10 their homes; The proper
department having advised the several Indian
Agents 10 repress soeh attempts al volunteer
ing. The frontier Indians are appointing del.
ega,,s TO grand National Convention, 10 be
held on The Arkansas, nerl autumn.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
School,.

MIR. COVERS School at Lancaster, win
lvl commence on Monday the Goth Of July.
Parents and guardians living in the county, who
will favor him with their patronage, may rest IS.
sured that he will spare pains to render tbs
school interesting and profitable. His charges
will be liberal.
Boarding can be had at 81 so per week.
July IL, 1916. 19-4s.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

SAD ACCIDENT AT RoME.-We learn that .
man name Snow was shockingly mangled by
the premature discharge Of a cannon. al Rome.
on the morning Of the Fourth. One Of his
arms was blown off and the other SO mang-
led tina, i. had to be smputa'ed. One OF
his eyes was also destroyed. He has wife
and family oil children.-[ Utica Gaz.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Cira oHoos.--At the September eleciion,Ihe
people Of this county have.io choose % officers
beside precinci officers. This 10 grea. deal
Of political timber for new prairie county to
furnish; and We may have TO use some crook.
ed sticks; but there is no need of resorlng 10
worm.wood. nor Of working up old slabs.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Illinois Voiunteers.--Two regiments have
been formed out Of the volunteer companies
assembled at Alton. The third regiment 10
no, complete, all the companies mol having ar
rived.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

The Ann Arbor True Democrat says that
the Oregon question has been settled on favor
able terms, p attributes it to Gen. Cas-
Wonder y ar. Allen could look a friend ia
the face and repea, tina, las. without blusaiug.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Rabor B,A-This bin still lingen ia the
Senate II the new ,sriif passes. the harbor
bill will probably be defeated under the pre-
tex: Of no money. Yet ouI delegation 10 full
ri.z q lhs fact, voted fer De tariff tDei Ad.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

~ The National Intelligencer OF Satur.
day says the damage caused in the country
around Washington city. by the late rains. ex-
ceeds million Of dollars.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

~ II Is thought that the House bill will
pass the Senate without material change -
Some estimate the vote at 90 to &c. The
majority will probably be larger.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

~ The Milwaukee papers complain Of
thieves and burglars. The siere Of Hamilicp
Il Webster was entered on the night Of the
Sd, and Si60 in cash taken from the drawer.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
Wagons.

n HAVE on hand frs; rate two horse Wagons
which win sell cheap.
Lancaster. Nav 2, 1915. s-u
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

~ 1, is though, tina, the Peel ministry
will be forced 10 resign as soon as the Corn
law bill passed. The Tories will unite with
the wings in driving them from power.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Fun AT THE FoRT From reports down
from Fort Leavenworih. we Judge that Colonel
Kearney has his hands foil with the new re-.
crui,s. The companies from The interior, par.
,icuIarly the Jackson and Howard companies.
are ina state of grea, INSTRUMENTATION. and
they manifest considerable hostility towards
our city companies.
There goes one of them slick-capped city
fellers.' said Jackson recruit. as Laclede
Ranger passed him; .and why the h--ll don't
he come our. as he ort. like gentleman. 10.
Std Of slickin up fni6ed, and trying TO look
sogerys'
One of them was engaged in blasting rock
in quarry near the fort. and while drilling.
uhconcous Of the Colonel being on the bank
above him. he hurled the drill on. of his hand
and cursed the Colonel all into heap when
"Perhaps you don't like your employment,
young manl said the Colonel.
The recrui, didn't answer, but he picked
up his drill!
A file of the Howard company started out
to relieve guard. and nearing picket where
one of their boys was stationed. they wishing
TO try his pluck. sci up an Indian veil. and the
guard broke for timber. They wished to
court martial him for deserving his post, but
he was marching about when The Radnor left.
with rife upon bis shoulder, swearing he'd
shoot the first man who tried TO arrest him.
A private Of one Of the interior companies
was discharged for drawing his knife on the
sergeant. The Colonel has not regulars
enough to form police round the fort: so he
takes the annoy ances of these boys coolly but
every now and then Significantly shades his
head.--Reveille.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

~ General Hamilton Stevens, who died
recently after taking arsnic on board the En-.
pre. is spoken of as person Of standing and
much influence 10 Wisconsin.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

been opened between England and Brazil for
the admission of The sugar OF the latter country
The British government have cent Mr..
Poor TO the River La Plata 10 effec, a settle.
ment Of the difficulties between Rosas and
Monievideo. The romor Is curren, that the
Peel Cabinet will retire on the passage Of the
Corn Bill. leaving the sugar duties 10 be ar.
ranged nv his successor.
LIVERPOOL Conn TRADE. our last
publication there has been good supply CT
free wheat brought to market. and during the
early par. Of the month. the prices declined Cd
per 70 lbs. on wheat. and l5d per Dbl on -four.
Indian corn is low, having receded from Is
TO %, per quarter at our last market, with the
exception a. the latter end Of an improved de-.
mand for almost all of the articles of trade.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
Views of Mexico with regard 10 Texa,
and Peace.

The following latter from one who is appar.
entity acquainted with the views and expec'a-
lions Of the Mexican Government respecting
Peace will be read with inieres, for that reason.
We express no opinion as to the justice or rea.
sonsbleness Of these expectations.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

wiram KnsuIton solicisos fnE somP.
July 18th. iSse.