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CORRECTION.

a@Jn G1.. proceedings Of The meeting o { Di.
srGinrs ithe Wilmington and Manchester
.Rsii isEsssl published IN our last, there il 4
typoats[f fhicsl errnrshs To the ,imc OF tie
1'HAt ti'sa. .,is There sisted Tint -':tlis.
nfsii'tss.. a..innrned 10 meet on the eslastilay
~ J1lf next II shnnld read nlhe last
Mtdnss ;a1y, inaJuly next" beingsthe last
,pediae&saayin The present month, #
@ Nil. Com mmercial.
We save been allowed, lhrnugl the po-
ii,enes1syof friend, To extract. for publ.
cailVhfs The lnlIowing. from IL tier written
b, M i'&,iiiccr nf ,te Palmetto Regiment.
cantains some ti.ings that we have heard
hei'i--r, but twill no Doubt be very inter.
>>stiHs s'nsn,ost Of our readers. rs 1, gives a
Tariiesris: account OF most of .ihe yoiun.
teers is;nh; his District. and is the prod,c.
lion nt highly esteemed gentleman oil
our imSmedislc Trinity BAs.
ssskrEBLa, JUNE 3. is47.
NV 1$;ar Brother: So =
sn.ote tn.youfrnn S;,iapa, giving YOU
4" acc gnnnt of The battle 0i ,s'arro Gnrao,
but soc hY the papers, ,ha,ihe new !. had
tHaeh'GSh the U. STATES, before my letter
roninESi'avr bfen tereivnd. We have now
hoe ,sisss5sSsiipi",ly seated here a,nut three
wee wee # u FAY quietly, though we wers
ar"utaidss:' last SATURDAY by rrpor, that we
were stn be attacked. The report. came
from sisii. WORMS spies ii", cen, Bravo
was nRaar the city With betweentfo es,, &C
'h"l'sis nd men: bn. lie did moi see Il! l.,
n'aket{ bis descent upon is. We were, mt.
derestggh nwcver to huIl ourselves In rea;,i-
ness ts, fern a, q moments warming we
lay i1t5 orr clnihcs ,hat night; bulsby ihe
next Gay the eIeiisment had pretty vel
died ssWay. W:e arc very comfnr,ahly
qnsrtFj}rei in the Monastery of St. Don,in,
go s@ssne r1sgstne ornongsl Tho oldest 10 Mckee, .
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The Chinese have q capital way pro-
ano:ing martimony. Parsnn Howe thus
describes it.--ln neighbntioohs there,
when marriages are few and far l., ~ ecn--
the mandarins get partiee Of the single Of
both sexes, anti after tea a committee of
two is oppnin,ed by iba mandarin TO 20
round and ascertain iflhere are any inthr
room disposed 10 union, inthis Wisc On..
OF the committee a male, gnes;,, ench tnale
prcscntand pulls tho question" Do you wish
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
WISE ONSIN HERA L D

Judge Rouniree. J. II. Vineyard. and others
will remember the provisions Of my bill-Per'
haps they have copy of 1t, Ultimately the
department here will have TO pursue. nearly
the course suggested, and leave TO the people
themselves, their courts. Jurors. and srbi'ra.
tors, the settlement of all difficulties and dit.
ferences which have arisen from the purchase
of tracts containing discoveries OF lead ore.
Judge Young, the new Commissioner oil
the General Land Office. has not yet arrived
On assuming his duties, his attention will be
Immediately called 10 The present situation oil
affairs in our mining district, and | doubt no'
his knowledge Of them will greatly facilitate
their satisfactory adjustment.
Yours. &C.,
JOHN P. SHELDON.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
Plant an Orchard

"HOMAS WYNN & co. living in No.
Morris, Ogle county. H., 10, The M.
shore OF Rock River) have been a, erea, na;a.
and expense TO cultivate a nursery of fruit tree.
and shrubery, embracing all the choicest varie,;s.
cultivated in the United States. Their nnr.ers
i'll bear comparison with the best nurseries ives,
of Long Island-the trees being remark.hIr
thrifty and vigorous, and embracing, OF ami.
.rees alone, several hundred varieties Of Sumrne,
Autumn and Winter fruit; also about 60 varetie.
of pears and a great variety of pums; lso sever.
al kinds of grapes, adapted to the climate of Wis
constr and Northern Illinois, which will b,
ready for market TEXT season.
The above trees are all Young and thrifty, of
to 3 years growth. They will be delivered to or.
der in any part Of Illinois, Iowa and Wiscou.
sin, if sufficient number be called for TO justify
transportation They will be carefully packed
and regularly labelled and marked.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act as our agents and will be prepared 10 re.
ceiye orders for trees; ali orders will be promptly
filed and the trees forwa ded in good season.
B.F. Ankeny, Esq, Elizabeth, H.,
Cyrus Lichteberger, White Oak Springs, W.T.
C. Vaughn, Shullsburgh, w. t..
]. d. Martin, Elk Grove, w. II.
Noah II. Virgin. Platteville, w. It.
James NJ. Goodhue, Lancaster, w. i.
VIM Manahan, Como, Whiteside co., III.
Our prices for year old apple trees, are
90 cts, cash, 25 credit,
year old apple trees, IL u ~ g
Pear and plum trees, 80 4O
Cherry trees, 80 4U
Shrubbery from 37A to so cents.
N. b. 1t is hoped that orders will be Forwarded
without delay, so that trees may be cent by US in
proper season to plant this spring.
Credit until the first day of October next fo
sums not less than Sl2.
THOS. VIM g. co.
| March H., l647. lit
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
LATER from the Army.

New Orleans papsrs Of the 23d have news
frem Tampico up TO the Goth. Brazos TO the
10Th, and Vera Cruz TO the I'd ult. The Lou
Iisiana volunteers. wrecked on the Ondiaka, all
except six reached Tampico on the 9.h 10 good
health, but somewhat exhausted by forced
marches. Seven were abandoned few miles
from the lsi camp. unable TO march, and II
was found impossible 10 carry them through
the sand on filters. One overlook the main
BODY, The others remained. and are probably in
the hands of the Mexicans.
| The sickness Of the troops at Tampico has
been exaggerated -iher health generally was
excellent There ara about seven thousand
men a, Tampico.
/ 1. is presumed that Vera Cruz will be the
next poin, Of general operations. and they ex-
pecied TO leave Tampico in February.
The ST. Catharines was siill off Tamplco
with portion Of the New York regiment
had not heard of the Mississippi troops on
board of the Statesman, who from las, accounts
were suffering terribly from sickness.
Captain Brown Of the schooner Pioneer, set
the wreck of the Ondiaka on FIRE, and burned IT.
Gen Scott probably left Brazos the 18th, on
board the steamer Massachusetts. Four com
panies of artillery under Smith and Swartwou
and Lieuienanis Shackleford aud Hinton were
acting as body guard TO Gen. Scott.
Gen. Worth and staff Were at The Ric
Grande. waiting 10 embark. All the troops
were 10 motion. The 4h and 9Th Infantry
we're on board also. the LIST regiment of Rifle
men. The I'd Dragons Taylor's Light Ar
tIlery, Colonel Duncan's battery, and de
taehmeni of recruits were still ashore.
The roads between Camargo and Monte
rey are almost impossible on account of rob
berries.
The Rancheros were gathering from all
quarters. They are expecting an attack al
Maamoros. The Plaza was fortified. and the
city placed in state Of defence.
The news of the capture of Bo.land, Gaines
and Cassius Nj. Clay is confirmed.
! AT Vera Cruz Gen. Valencia has been re-
lieved of command. and his place supplied By
Gen. La Vega.
The Mexicans were convinced that Yer;
Croz would be The next point of attack, and
were busiy engaged in terrifying The passes
and roads 10 the city Of Mexico.
The merchants of Jalapa were called on TO
a loan OFFS 40 600.
Nothing fran San Luis, or Santa Anna
The people of San Luis. Tunis and Jalap;
were on the aler, to discover the advance o
Gen Scott.
Texas news is interesting. but not worll
lelsgraphing.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
WISCONSIN HERALD.
BLANKS Of the best forms. can be had a
the Herald Office at reduced prices
CO 10 The Polls!

+. 10 no, enough that you will not vote io'
the Constitution. you believe That It Is
bad onstilu,ion--rsdical, wrong with ten
eency 10 break up the very foundation OF social
life, il is your duty to go and vote against il =
Remember ha, this Constitution may be a
dop,ed against The wishes Of the people. mere
" through the apathy of electors. Remember
,ha, il only five votes be cas-. in its favor 10
the whole territory. that il will yet be adopted
unless voters enough turn out 10 veto IT, LEI
avery voter reeolleoi iha, be is individually re-
sponsibls to the extent Of at least one vote
for the result Of the election on the fret Toes
day Of April next.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

Cold lDeafhu.--Suuday night The 18th inst
will long be remombeted as the coolest wealth
er ever experienced in the month OF March
Al sunrise. san,dogs Of tho most intense bril-
lianey accompanied the sun, and the air was
full ef aratk,iag e'oms Of frost. We cannon
say how long our wiales = TO last--i' has been
the hardest KIDD Of weather now for three
mon,hs-with every prospec, Of lie continuing
bu, we predie, thu, dog days viii fetch Il 10 -
We hear Of a grea, scarcity Of hay-and macy
people are upable 10 find even straw TO fodder
their cattle with. We have had no winter at
oil TO be compared with the past, since four
years ago, when sleighing continued into A.
pill, and teams crossed the Mississippi on Ice
on the OH day Of April.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

Preparations for an attack on Vera Cruz =
The N. o. Tfopic of The 22d says THE
steamship New Orleans, Capt. Wright, got
under way las, evenviug for Brazos Santiago
Island Of Lobos, and Tampico. Major Gene
raj Jessup and staff, Captain Gfayson, Com
missary, and number Of other officers. were
passengers 10 her. One hundred and eighty
FIVE horses were also on board. The material
for the army operations has now gone for
ward, and we may expect soon TO hear OF the
great demonstration upon Vera Cruz. We
are greatly deceived If we don't hear some
hing. ere long, of stirring, and may be bloody
interest.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
Gen. TayIor among his Troops.

A letter writer from Tampico gives the an
nexed parting address from Gen. Taylor to his
command whom he accompanied to Victoria
but there found orders from Gen. Scott 10 re-
turn TO Monterey.
at is with deep sensibi!ity that the Com
nanding General finds himself separated from
the troops be has so long commanded. Toihose
corps. regular and volunteer. who have shared
with him The active services of The field, he
feels the attachment due to such associations
while TO those who are making their first cam
paign, he must express his regret tina, he can
not participate with them in its evenlful scenes
To all, both officers and men. he extends bis
heart felt wishes for their continued sncces:
aud happiness, confident that their achieve
ment on another theatre will rebound TO The
credit Of their country and its arms"
The writer adds, i; seemed as though we
were parting with father.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

Close Of The Stssion.-March 4, 2, A. NJ
For more than an hour and half the House
was engaged in efforts to take up private bills.
Finally the resolution to purchase the Mad
ison papers was taken Up and amended so as
TO include the Jefferson and Hamilton papers
A motion TO lay The resolution on the table
was nega,ived, 81 II, when at 20 minutes
past 5 the ayes and nays were called on mo-
ton to adjourn sine die. and negaiived. SO &c
81. Mr.. Wentworth moved a suspension o.
the rules to introduce resolution. Reuben
Chapman inquired II the House had now any
constitutional existence. The Speaker stated
,ha. i, was for the House TO decide.
message was here received from the Sen
ate. stating that that body was ready to ad
journ.
The Speaker then made brief address. snt
The House adjourned sine die.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

" A very destructive FIRE occurred 10 New
York on the 25lh oliimo. IL caught in Ware.
house No. 294 Water street. and spread with
great rapidly among The combusible contents
Of that and -four other adjoining warehouses,
all very large. viz: Nos. 29s. 3o0,302 and 3o4.
Nothing Of consequence saved.
The loss is considered to be three hundred
thousand dollars. Tie amount Of insurance
asceraiued is $4,000.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
an,icipa,ed stack on Vera Cruz.

General Scott tales command OF the army
aud will rendezvous al The Island Of Sofas
Hnher the whole of the army-wl,h the excep-
,iou of that pofrion left under the command OF
Gen. Taylor for The purpose of guarding Sal.
tilo which will be held by him--wil be trans
ported ffom Tampico by the several vessels,
nearly 100 10 number. which Government, has
chartered here and 10 other cities for thai pur-
pose.
Tha, Island affords an excellent harbor and
is only eight miles distant from the II ain shore.
and from It's abundance of water. &c.. is adm-
rably adapted for a rendezvous. From this
Island the troops will be conveyed on shore.
and il is for this duty that number We're or
dered by the Government. From that poin, OF
landing Gen. Scott will march Immediately
for the city of Vera Cruz and by preconcer-
ted arrangement between him and Com. Perry,
the city of Vera Cruz and the castle OF San
Juan D'Ulloa, will be simultaneously attacked
by the army and navy.
Between Gen. Scott and Com. Perry. who
will relieve Com. Conner. signals have been
agreed upon that will enable Commodore Per-
~ to know the precise day or hour that he will
commence the attack on the city. The mo-
ment that Gen. Scott commences the attack on
the city the whole flee, will play on the Castle.
for the purpose Of preventing the garrison from
acting in concert with The Mexicans in the city
of Vera Cruz.
( Ia this manner the city and castle will be
taken. The time appointed for this demon.
sira,ion is the 20,h Of this month if General
Scott is ready If moi, as soon after as pos
siole. The object of secrecy has been to pu,
Santa Anna off his guard. and prevent him
from CO operating with the troops in Vera
Cruz.
He must remain where he is for fear Gen
Taylor might advance towards San Luis. III
the attack is made on the 20'h. an express Will
be ina ediately sent to Washington on The
neares, point TO ,ha, city, and the news will
reach us about the LIST of April. In the mean
time. however il is no. improbable that grand
battle will be fought between the troops OF
Santa Anna and those under Gen. Taylor
Two great battles al the same time would be
a serious blow TO Mexico.
The above particulars may be relied upon
for accuracy. Soon expect TO hear important
news from the seat Of war-N. Y. Herald.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

Whining into The traces II, seems TO give
certain Of The Democratic presses OF our terri
tory,a grea, deal Of trouble 10 make he party
do lust as they wish. The Democra, at Mad
ison and new Democratic press-we forge,
The name Of Unpublished a, Green Bay. are
determined 10 max ether party 60 the Consii'o'
,ion-go it right OF wrong--go II. blind as one
OF the Iowa members expresses II. Now these
pen,lemen, in attempting TO read Democrats
on, Of the party. for opposing the Constitution
may, Ike father Richie Of The union, iorife
Themselves opi. They will find that Il is not
in their power 10 Get the party and make II
hatch tho eggs laid by Tho Convention Their
experience 10 setiog the Democratic party.
will be like the Dulchman's In setting bis hen;
says Iians;
"ITe mule, the hog, and do OK. Is all very
siubborn, bu, lie hen is 10 slubbornes' animal
In 10 worl,. | had Won vot wanted TO hatch
some eggs. mako Won hne ee'e nest. and
pul him in il. and she gifts up and runs away
| den makes anodder leeile nest. and puts her
on il, and he runs away sgin. den makes one
nice leoile box and puts IL all over lie hen, and
for all 10 trouble nit have, ven peepsd on
der ,e little boz, 10 tam hen was seffin stand.
ing"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

Mr.. Weslcou 10 his recent speech, declared
his belief tina, If James K Polk were now a
candidate Tor re elec,iou. He could not obtain
tho vote &C a viug'o Congressional district II
the Union! He thought there must be dis
solution Of the party; and as democrat. "lr
the general endorsement. he would be oblig
ed 10 enquire. as on former occasion did ihs
distinguished Senator from Massachusetts
Where am Ito gO?"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

~ The Milwaukie Sentinel Of the 10th
instant says--We have received a line from
Captain Clement, advising Us tina, The steamer
Detroit vii be here from Chicago. early next
week, and will make one or Two rips between
the TWO cities, and over to Grand River.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

AZ Col A. d. Smith of Milwaukee. is en-
gagged 10 the editorial conduct Of The Courier
He is vigorous writer; and will find foil ex-
ercise for bis talents 10 efecting decent re-
trea, Of The democratic party. from the Predic-
anent in which It's leaders in the Convention
have placed il.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

dJ~Several boats passed up the Illinois on
Tuesday the LIST inst. 1t is not probable that
the river will close again this season. We
notice tina, large number of boats are adver-
tised in the ST. Louis papers. to run regularly
10 the Illinois trade. Our produce dealers will
be enabled to get their produce into market al
an early day and from the present indications
to realize handsome profit -Tszewell Wing.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

or cap,aia Herd Of Prairie da Chen, who
was employed b Government 70 convey The
baggage Of ,hs company lately stationed At
Fon Seelllug. from thence to Jefferson Bar
racks below Ssiai Louis.ro,orned last Sunday
end reports .ha, Tire troops endured the march
well, with the exesr'lOa Of enc OF Two mea
who were considerably frczea.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

~ Tho Milwaukee Sentinel says-In ad-
dtion 10 their subscription to the Irish Relief
Fond, Dousman g. Co, have generously vol
unieered 10 ship, free Of charge. TO Buffalo,
any Flour, Wheat. Corn or other provisions,
destined for the relief OF suffering Ireland.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
.A6ncr McDOnalfS Esfafe-.Sale OF
Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
lV license and authority to me given by the
Probate court of the county Of Grant in the Ter
ritory of Wisconsin,, shalt sell at public auction
the highest and best bidder for cash, at the late
residence of Abaer Mcdonald late of said county
deceased, in said county, on the 9th day OF
March, inst, the following described real estate Of
Abner Mcdonald deceased, as aforesaid, to-wit:
the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
section thirty-four, township four north of town.
ship FIVE west of the fourth principal meridian Ia
the county aforesaid, 10 satisfy the debts due from
the said estate and the cost and expense OF
selling the said estate. The sale TO commence nj
| of the clock in the forenoon of said day;
good legal title will be made 10 the purchaser.
ORRIS M'CARTENY, administrator,
de bonis non.
March 6, 1917. 52-3t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

have gained brilliant victory over the aus-
SLAMS. On the 18th OF December they siormed
Marquki, having completely defeated the ROs'
slams, and killed grea, number o. tneHi-
The loss Of The Circassians was 300 men
When The accounts left, they were preparing
10 attack Abourhour.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

CSFThe Qaincy Wing says; -"MOch fear
is expressed by many Of the farmers with
whom we have conveTsed that the young
whes, crop has been winter killed. We are
informed iha, many entire fields will no, yield
enough for seed. We hope j. will no, prove to
be the case generally.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

~ The harbor bill passed the House on
the 2oih instant. by vote Of SO TO 81. IL
will probably pass the Senate. only, however,
to receive the veto of the President. The aP-
propriaiions for Wisconsin are limited TO
single item of $4,000 for Milwaukee.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

Wm. NJ. Watson, late the editor Of the
Alton Democratic Banner, and volunteer in
Mexico. died near SslliIlo. on the oSIh Of De-
eembsr last. He was formerly from S,euben-
vile, Ohio.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20
Taken Up

DY the subscriber on the 2lst INST. one COW
ID with small slit in her right ear--white BEL
ly and white legs, with a small white spot in the
face, about years DID, Also one three year old
heifer with crop off the left ear, white belly,
white tai and dark brown head The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away. X. WHiIESlDE.
Cassville, March Is, 1917. lat.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

~ Major Gen. Benton, II is said, will be
assigned to the chief eommand Of the army,
or decline his appointment.
Seua,ers Hous'on aud Rusk were both offer.
ed The Major GeaeralshiP a, the Ia'es, bOur and
declined.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

~ Al the charter election 10 PotosI, last
Monday, we learn that Samuel Wilson was
chosen President, and that majority OF the
lew board of Trustees are n favor Diminishing
the canal al The harbor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-20

~ Caplais wifam KuO~liOn has match,
ed his company ffem Fort Crawford into The
Inaiaa county above, 10 s0su Disturbances
amongst the sasages.