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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15
Dissolution.
In Chancery.

Territory Of Wisconsn,i Ga
County Of Grant.
United States District Court, TO September Term,
A. ID. lS47.
Leonard Jarvis, complainant, vs. David Kendall,
defendant-In Chantery.
DEit remembered, that on the 26th day OF
Nd March, A. ID. lS47, the following order
was entered in SAID court, to-wit: "1his day
came the SAID complainant, by Alfred Bronson,
ESQ, his solicitor, and on his motion it is ordered
that rule be entered herein, requiring the said
defendant 10 dead. answer or demur, 10 the said
compliments bill herein, on OF beIoe The first
day Of the next term Of this court. And il is
further ordered that notice hereof be given TO the
said defendant, by publication 10 the Wisconsin
Herald for six weeks previous to the said next
term Of this court.n
A true copy-atiesi,
l.. o. SHRADER. Clerk,
ID. c., g. c., w. T.
A Bronson, solicitor for complainant.
Dated this 7th day Of April iH47. SGT.
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More .Voianteers The Governor
of Ohio publishes an order for muster
ing 10 companies of Infantry and one
company of mounted men for the
u. ), under a regulation of the Sec
rotary at War.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

(NMrs. Ann Maffit, former con-
sort of the Rev. John N. Maffit, died
at Galveston on the LIST inst, after an
illness Of several weeks. 1t will be
recollected that Mr.. NJ. was married a
second time in Brooklyn, n. Y, on
the evening OF tie 2lst ult.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

Ohio Wine.-Col. Waring, of CO.
lumbia, has sold his vintage of last
years native wine, of several hundred
gallons, at 81 IS per gallon. 1t was
fine article, and chi fly raised at his
vineyard on Indiana Hill.-Cin. Gaz
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

In the matter OF the estate of Thomas p. Bur
nett, deceased.
NI Office is hereby given oil persons whom il
Y may concern, that the undersigned Judge
OF Probate for the county Of Grant, viii hold a
special session at his Office IN Lancaster, in said
county, on the twenty-ninIh daY OF tho present
month, commencing at 10 O'Clock ofsald day, a I'd
continuing Unit hearing is had on all petitions
aud evidences, that may be then and there pre-
scented, with reference 10 the appointment OF a
guardian or guardians for Mary Beech Burnett
and Thomas B. Burnett, infant child en- aud heirs
of tho late Thomas p. Burnett, deceased All
persons Interested in said appointment are here
by notified 10 attend if they see cause.
II K. Golfer,
Judge Of Probate, G. c., w. T.
Lancaster. April a, lS47. Tit.
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Dsa.s Of an Er .MayOr Of Boston.
We regret 10 announce that Hon
Martin Brimmer. was sized with a
determination Of blood to the head, and
and died on Saturday the lsl inst.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.


TEtAKE this method Of informing the eitizsas
Of Laneastof aad surrounding country that
they have associated together 10 the practice 81
Medicine ard Surgery. They may be found ~
all times either their Office oEIesidenee, uness
professionally absent DR.. Wooi respectfully
leaders his thanks ios pasi fayors and soicis q
continuation 81 the same 10 his association win
Dr.. Hickey wha has had an experiences Of six
yeafs practice 10 Iowa.
FeD 3, ls37 49-ly.
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Nugent, The Burgiar.-A police
officer from Detroit was in this city
a lew days ago,who recognized Nngent,
the burglar, as person who commit
ted rape in Canada. Rochester Dem
0crat
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Keep Off

NTOTTCE IL hf tbY given that oil persons are
y forbidden Jig or mine or in any manne'
TO respass upnn uTy parts Of the spbscrbofs' lands
IN this county, "a we aie determined to enforce
The law against ali who do. -
THOs j. TAYLOR,
JOHN %. TURLEY.
Feb 20, ls47. 5O-ly.
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MERCHANDISE

which the undersigned has lately received
and which he respectfully offers AT prices h TO
20 per cent. lower than he could possibly sell at
the last springs purchases Ills stock consists OF
variety o! articles too numerous 10 mention,
however, he would invite attention 20 his stock oil
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15

fT1E Edward ID. White, Ex-G Govern
II of Louisiana, died al New Orleans
IN the 18TH
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LAWTHER g. DYER,


or POTOSL,
DEG leave to inform iheir customers aud tho
4 , public of Giant in general. that they have
just received fresh and full supplies Of Fail and
Winter Goods, which they are prepared TO sell as
Cheap as any body
cnn sell goods, aud LowfR than goods Of the sanie
quality CAN be bought in Galena. Among our
Goods may be found tho ioowingi
WooienS,
Broadeni.,s, cassitneres, sa,tinets, gold aud
Steel mixed tweeds. splendid agliels for g.!:.s
Goats, Rob Roy kerseys, Kentucky Jeans,
Hard times, fannols,rsd, white and plaidj
WOODEN veslings Of every description.
Linens,
A la,ge assortment Of Irish linens,
Linen diapers, Russia aud birds eye do,
Blown Hollands, linen baggne,
Bdrlaps, &c. &c.
SILKS,
BLACK, blde black, striped and lsurcd silks,
Ladies' ctayats aud handkerehiels,
Bonnet ribbons, silk serge,
Gents black and fancy cTayats, silk velvete,
Sewing SIR AMI twist, purse twist and foss.
WorsiedS,
aIous dc LANES, cashmeres, shaded and fg'd
Plain, shaded, figured aud changcablo
Alpaccas and Orleans lusres,
Ombre cashmere robes,
A new and splendid article for ladies dresses,
Rowmelia ictofia plaid. Gala do,
Super plaid eloaking, &c.
.MaWis,
PLAID shswls Of every kind, quality, COLI size,
French cashmere shswls,
And other kinds 10 numerous too mention.
C0ttons,
Brown and bleaehsd or every quality,
Cotton diaper, jaekonet. muslins,
Cation -dgings and insertions, prints,
Gisghams, checks, ticking, cotton lannels.
DrIllings, &c.
Hosicry and Giores.
Cotton hosiery of every description, cashmere and
worsted 10, gents lambs wool aud domestic half
hose. and ehdrens hosley Of an kinds, gents bucI.
gloves ard miiiens, vorsied gloves, ladies Aid
gloves, silk, cashmere add ihibet do.
Bonnets, &c.
Tuscan and Florence braid, vel ct bonpets Trim.
med. colored, cut, ana uncut bonnet velyst--a
splendid article Of pumos Cor ladies bats, lots and
lots Of bonnet silks and riDbons
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
HaydCare and GkQssware, CyockerY,
Naf8, .Hres. Groceries. and heaps
md piles If ofher GoOos ,chich can
mt be mentioned IN an advertise
ment.
or GROCERIES,
Teas. CoGses, spgar, Molassss. Soap. Candies.
Tobacco, snsa, Cigars, Pepper, Spice, &c.
Y iwho have purchases to mike, are in,iisd
70 examihe our goods fof yourselves,
POsosis Nov 81, 1916. 81
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Pine Lumber

CAN be bad AZ ; s. afoefs mills, 10 anJ
Z /g1antiiy, nf as fast az tHo u 81 can maka %
Al iforn 5 70 Sl4 per thousand, according .
quality.
Mey J 1917. s-6u.
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In Attachment.

W econsin Tsuiiory,l :.
Comfy ofGrani,S
United States Dislict Court, March term, A. D.
Is37.
Alexander s. Baker and Moses Wanzer, part
ners undef the name and Grin Of Baker a. Wea-
yer, Vs. Albert B. Wauen--Id attachment.
NTOTlCE is hereby given to the said defend.
ant, and 80 others concerned, that on the
9jd day Of February, a ID. 1911. writ Of At
iacbment issued out Of and under the sea- 81 the
safd coIrt, for the snn Of Two hundred and iofty-
three dollars and seventy cents, against the
goods add chaueIs, lands and tensmcdts, moneys,
rights and CREDITS Of the said defendant, Of The
sait Of the said plaintiff, retuwabls 20 The hafeh
term. A ID 1917, ofssid district coad, and which
xrlt has bcen returned duly executed. and sad
cause continued 70 the September Terra, a. D.
i547, Of said court.
Attest,
10. sHRADER, Clssk.
pc &C, w. T.
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LAMSON'S STORE.
FENHE undeFsigned having purchased the Store
u lately occupied by T., w. pslton & Co. in
REEI'OWM " II

would respectfully inform the citizens Of Grant
county, that he has permanently located IN that
new and hourishing city, watch nom its tender
years, as yet has NOT commanded but little atten-
lion Of respect, Notwithstanding its demands for
public regard welo as eloquent as those OF lis
neighhorng cities. As her prophets foretold, and
as might have been expected from true eoqacnce,
these demands are beginning to be heard and
felt, the pnwer of her eloqaence has already laid
capital in ruins, and is now shaking the very
foundation OF every city within her influence. -
would say 10 those who, from their remote resi-
denec, have asver experienced the fascinating in.
haenee of her language, that her eloquenee con-
sists in hernever feilirg Lead Mines, in her ex-
celent farming country, ia the patriotism, inde-
pendence and enterprise Of her cinzeos. in the
provisions made for the education OF the children
Of all classes, and lastly in the good assortment of
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MANyF

FESHE subscriber, thankful Tor pas; iayors, begs
g. leave 10 inform the citizens Of Western
Wisconsin, that he is still engaged IA the above
business in Potosi, where lie is now recelsing his
Fall Stock OF Stoves, &c, among which may be
found the following -
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Surveying.
Wagons.

r HAVE IS Lpd 3 first rate two horse waggoni
Il which Twin YELL cheap.
ID. BANFILL.
Lancaster. May 3, 1916. 9-n
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OK Power.

yEyIIE subscriber living or eight miles from
Lancaster, on the road TO Pranie do CHEN,
keeps good teams and Will be ready on short
lce, 10 select and haul lumber from Warmers
mill, wherever waited, 10 do other teaming,
chea for cash.
C. UNDERWOOD.
august |, 1886 2l-ly.
@ f. LEWIS & CO, Potosi, have just receiv-
-. ed per steamer Atlas, a complete asserts
Inent of Iron and Steel; 500 bushels Plasterer.
hair; and large lot Of assorted merchandise, all
Of which we offer to the public at a sma advance
Potosi. June 90, 1916.
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z EWIS &. co. are fusbing of their winter
~ stork Of goods 1t very reduced prizes, 20
make room log spTiag supplies.
Potosi. FEB ~. 50.
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TIN w AR T.,

which is manufactured from gond Tin 10 the best
manner, which will be sold cheap at wholesale or
retail
Particular attention paid to the manufacture Of
all articles usunlly manufactured 10 his limo
". H. The subscriber has removed his establish
ment from tn. building formerly occupied by
him, TO The Groshong Block, IN the building FORM
orly occupied by ID. A. Mackenzie, directly op
posite Lawihor a. Dyer's Store.
A. b. SOUTHWORTH
Poiosi, w. I Sept. 10Th, 1916 27--lv.
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Dc CO, ". I.
Esslnsn &. Moss au'ys for plaiatins.
Clefk's ofiieo, Lancaster, April z, 1916. SGT.
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C. l.. LAGRAVE & co,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Cass-
Vile, Wisconsin Territory.
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Esrisania Il Japanea Ware

Dog. Britannia 1'umhlers,
| do do Tea Pots.
l DO do Gov. Pitchers,
2 do do Goble,s,
do do Mugs,
do Japanod Tea Canisiers,
6 do do Spittoons,
Nest Trunks,
6 do Toy Cups,
do Candle Stick,
Together with any other article usually kept ia
tho above lide.
The above comprises part OF bis supply OF
FALL GOODS, all Of which have been selected
with care, and are offered at unusual low prices
The Furniture to his Stoves are manufactured In
Polosi, aud warranted superior to the same arti.
Giles which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps on hand largo as
surtment of
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L he death of Santa Anna

NNT OUt.D be matter OF less personal inter
Wv to the subscriber, than To- have all per-
sons indebted TO him, call and make prompt pay
mont. A settlement with him, must be made,
without delay.
s NJ. LANG WORTHY.
Potosi, Jan l6, 1916. 45tf.
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S. x o W Sc s. =

90 Bundles Wire, assorted sizes,
60 Bundles, No. %, Sheot-lron,
10 do do "a, do do
10 do do l6 TO "a, 30
90 Doz. Iron Candle Sticks,
2 Gross Tined Iron Spoons,
6 Pairs Brasshead Five Irous,
boz Fire Shoyels and longs.
IL Paror Stoves,
30 Sugar Kettles, s to 90 gals.
SO Brass and Copper Kettles, 10 Il gals
500 lbs. Sheet link,
900 pieces Foundry Hollow ware anil Castings,
such as Furnaces, Sauce Pans, Ovens, Skillets,
Round Pots, Dish Kettles, Odd Lids, &c.
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BOOTS IND SHOES


My stock of Boots and Shoes are of the very Lest
quality, and Of all kinds aud sizes.
Hats and Caps, &c, may be found in the assortin't,
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
Tas department consists Of variety too extern
sive to be published in any newspaper, and conso-
quanily he will only mention a few, aud would re-
specially invite the Ladies' to call and examine
for themselves They win find winter bonnots
merino shawls embroidered do; knit and blanket
do silk aud linen hdls.; CATERS; hf CATERS, and
great variety of slips and walking Shoes prints
Black Satered striped, figured and plain Alpacas;
figured wool Gro dc Nap; Mernos; Mouslin de
LANES; lish Linen; Danask table covers; brown
aud bached Sheetng and Shifting; Bod Ticking;
Drillings; Bishop Lawn; Jackonett; Book Mos
lin Lace. cross barred and figured Muslin; Cling
hams; bombazines; artifcials; gimp; ribbons;
fringe; edgings; wells; gloves and milts; balfalo,
shell and dressing combs; tooth brushes; hair do;
aud in fact large show case fun oiaselularieles
which cannot be named.
BDOKS.-The undersigned having had eonsi1-
cradle exporience in tho Book aud Slatisnery bus
mess in New York, trusts that his assortment of
SCH DOL BOOKS
and miscellaneous works in regard TO usefulness
aud interesting matIer, cannot be surpassed ~
Grant county.
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l. C.. UR Y.
at
NEW YORK and BOSTON

COST--eonsisting OF all kinds of Cloth, Boots
Shoes. Piece Good., &c. AT ~ uRY'S CLOTH
Ing store, bar aims at wholesale and retail
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which are made and ready for use, such as
Fashionable drosscoais, Vests;
Frock coats; Hats aud Caps;
Over coats; Shirts, plain aud fancy
Pants; Hickory do;
Merino drawers Wrappers,
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My stock of Boots and Shoes are of the very Lest
quality, aud Of all kinds aud sizes.
Hats and Caps, &c, may be found in the assortn't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-04
Sporting Intelligence.

THE RACES Yesterday morning, long before oil
Sol had shed his illuminating rays over Lon
Island, our reporter the Union Course
witness the different horses In the various stable
which candidates Tor fame the coming weel
take their morning exercise; and richly was he ri
paid for his visit. He saw Fashion ct the top &
her spe'e, backed as usual by Laird; accompanied
La ona remarkably fine and feet fly also bslongip
e. MIR. Laird's stable. Next Mr. Here's fles Bost,
na aud Miss Coutts gave sample of their quality; a.
ter which, Mr. Conover's stables took dash shown
of to much advantage. The Southern favorite Passep
ger, the track also, but did not brush; but
discovered lightness and buoyancy of action as h
giiied round the track seldom Witnessed In the ser
noon, told he exhibited of his foot
steps to about two hundred gentlemen all of WHOM
wers delighted with his fine display. The Souherner
offered $500 to $1,000 that Passenger would beat Fashoi
in two straight heats; but this not taken Two
one will BE- hard to gst00 to so will probably be th
standard OF betting until the start The excitement i
ruaping high brought about by the fact that
sengrr ran with Fashion four heats Baltimore las
wsgersd on this than will suffice to purchase Lon
Island from Jamaica to Jerusalem
CENTREvILLE CouRsE, L. I-ExrRAonpISARv Tsor
TING MArcHEs.-The trotting mare Albany Girl, com
mences at O'clock this morning. her great Performance
of one hundred miles in nine hours and half in harness
Should the win it will be the greatest achieve
ment record. II the weather continues favorabls
expect to during the day large attendance 70
after the first fifty miles OF the affair, the exc. IN
will become very great. All who 60 the Centrev III
will have an opportunity of visiting the racin
stables in the vicinity Of the Union the conclusion
he match
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II L r q II r H1C.
AR r RIVAL
OF THE
STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA
TWO WEEKS LATER
FROM
ALL PARTS OF Il UkVfE'
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Additional Extensive Failures In
Europe.
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
IMPROVEMENT In the CORN TRADE.
Decline in the Cotton Market.
Important News from Italy.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
&c. &c. dc.

The steamship Hibernia, Captain Ryrie, was
announced off Boston at ten o'clock yesterday
MORNING She reached the city at twenty
minutes of two in the afternoon.
Our attentive correspondents in Boston imme-
diately boarded her, and obtained our parcels,
but not finding the letter usually prepared for US
in Liverpool, in the mail, compiled the follow
ing summary of the news from the European
Times Of the 10Th ult.
This intelligence was at onoe transmitted over
the telegraphic wires to the Ne,c York Herald
1t came over the line in beautiful style, at the
rate of twenty-five words minute. 1t was
flashed over the wires by Mr.. Beach, the accom-.
Pills led operator in the Boston Office and was re-
ceived and copied with the greatest ease and fa-
cility by Messrs. Foss and Cure, at this terminus
of the telegraph.
1t is almost unnecessary to say that the news,
in commercial, as we'll as in political point OF
view, is Of the greatest importance.
We refer our readers to the list of failures
which have occurred in the two weeks previous
to the 10Th ult II will be seen that they are not
confined exclusively to the corn trade, but en-
brace names which for nearly a century have
ranked amongst the highest in the great COM
mercial community of Europe.
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.

PACKET SHiP ZURICH Thow pson. from New York (Aug.
6) was eff Falmouth. no date given.
SHIP ST. GvoRGE $50 repnreda mistake the st. George
is in por) from New York for LIVERPOOL spoken
jbhoom
SHP NIAGARA, Russell from New York. arrived at Liver.
pool the 18th She thrown her beam ends in gale
of the middle Of Auguslost sails bnlwarks topgallant
Bank SAosg Robinson. from Galway for Bangor, Wales.
20 load states drilled Canarvon bar the 18th Sept in
strong NWg lehad to cut away foremost and Eanmast,
and was riding heavily. Crew saved
Verbs stuck bv the h Of August in lat d0 lon
So and dismissed. She subsequently, abandoned
The brought to Cork by the SWIM, Robertson
DEAL Sept 1.-THE Henrietta for New York has back.
SHIr geneva, Tucker from Boston une i2 for Calcutta,
contact thu goth July in lat lon . w with the
British ship Inca az Deal The Of damge to the Gene
known The Inca suffered the loss OF bowsrfit cut
water fore yard Gis. &C..
THr OcEANA, OF Wilmington. apparently rev vess. of
about 300 tong passed the 30h OF August her beam
ends with all salts and her and yards alongside Of
he."ths given reported by the telegraph)-by Bril-
fish vessel At Deal
BARK HrNnY EwpANx. from New Orlesns was driven
ashore afternoon Of the I6 in bottle Bay and remain
ed The vessel Ieaky and had discharged her
An AMERICAN BARK dsmased was passed on tho goth OF
August lat 49, Ion ST. by the John Henry at Deal from New
Cork Sept l3A ship apparently American of about
tons, bottom no. pa,s.d nth nit ia lat 49, Ion 49,
CLYDE, Sept HSid U. g. ship Macedonian De Kay, New
York.
Poar.McurH, Sept a-Ar American E.sle,, Chadwick,
end Sir Robert Peel Chadwick New York; 18th, Wellington,
ChaTwick. from London for New York.
LIVERPOOL Sept I3 n steamship Cambria, Judkins Bos-
ton; 18th. ship Yorkshire. Bailey, New York.
CHERRouRo, Sept l6-Ar steamship Missouri NORM,
New York.
STEAMER HisfNNiA arrived Haax the LIST inst 10
80 md sailed for Boston at PM the I'd Saw PM
1T Stall Island steamer Britain from Bot for Halifax.
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which aHermanu,, Is the father-hero has been and
attn SO celebrated throughout the world Now for Aess
Ixss and 6vori the nrst wa perform his well admir-
"Rondo- and the second the carnpanella, Nmaii bel
and The Carnival OF Venicen S'guor r. petit ~ill pr
aide ct the orchestra and no doubt to another crowd
GENERAL TOW TauMp, the mighty commander 0fCl
pid's artillery, opens at the American Museum "
morning The General starts South in few days, an
only stops long enough to get nsw lyeres for his petit
coachman and footmsn and make other preparations
his great Southern See his advertisement, wnic
tells the whole story.
DR.. Collyer's exhibition Of Living Models at tf
Apollo Rooms are attracting crowds and we psrcai1
this week there entire changes in the programmes
MELoDEoN--This place of amusement Is night
crowded to hear excellent band of negro minstrel
rs also to see the danci7g of Master Juba
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NAvssat,ua of sals onic tt,v-r.
MONEY MARKET.

After several weeks Of anxious suspense, have been
relieved The long egony is over and although the ad
vices from the seat Of war, are not favorable
ing even the worst II IS now pretty well under
TODD what ground stand upon; It is pretty wi
settled that the var will have be carried in
shape Our policy has hitherto besn zoo conciliatory
we have made too many efforts to negotiate peace
stead Of coDqusrng one have lost time and ground
have sacrificed blood and treasure In holding focth
the olive branch every step we have taken has been With
view to prevent III evils Of from filling heavily
upon the people Of MEXICO and every thing has
lone by our and by the army Of occupation
TO show TO that people, that have warr-d not with
them bat with the Iuers aud efforts have been In
veins we shall soften down those bitter preudces
towards u.s. which appear be part their nature and
We night Well abandon II after the attempts which
we have made "a to 70 rlppy lives and 90 much
money, with little probability of success There
is but one course left for the government to pursue
an1 that Is vigorous, incorporating prosecution
Of the ~arwar TO che knifu-s Of conquest sys-
TEN Of contributions and the emf rceuent If govern
ment that viii bcrb MI the Substance OF The church
and the people. and then wait destiny. AZ for a
peace upon the terms proposed by the Nexicsn commits
soners that Is entely Of the question The naura
Of the propcsisne made the part the Mexican GOV.
srnmeut s the best evidence IN the world, that they
prop sed the armtice and negotiations solely the
purpose Of gaining time. Santa Anna invariably re.
sorts TO scheme Of this Mind enable him to make
movement, and he is gruer ally eucces.fnl.
1t is well that the position of the Mexican government
Defined particularly relative to the boundary the