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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Wilson Buchanan's Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
i ested. that the fnul account and vouchers o
said Estate, have been filed in the Clerks Office
OF the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield Coun
ty Ohio, Tor inspection and settlement at the mex
term. Said account and vouchers are subject tc
inspection at the Clerks Office.
J. RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
May 10, 1913. 3w2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19

EB9Ir the sick wish diseased stomach restor-
ed, and impure blood cleansed without endanger-
ing the constitution, go to WISE e. HILLARD'S
and get box of Dr. lie ROys SarsdpariHa and
Wild Cherry PtHs, which is the only safe family
medicine now in use. 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
IBMIIer! lBuIIer!! IsuIlcr!!!

THNHE Farmers of Fairfield county who devote
II attention to making the article of BUTTER.
will find it greatly to their advantage to call on
the undersigned, before selling esewhere.-He
is about to establish himselln Lancaster for the
express purpose Of purchasing and paying the
cash for all the GOOD BUTTER he can command.
He will be found on and utter the LIST day of May
next, in the BASEMENT ROOM Immediately
u;lder Messrs Beery d. Wygum's Grocery Store,
where he invites the Farmers to call aud see him,
and get the highest market price for their Butter.
Having now been engaged for some time in the
purchase and sae of'this article he would re-
spectiully suggest that butter in order to be kept
good and Swect for some length time, should be
we'll dressed and free from milk-also that it
ought not to be Too highly salted aud should be
kept from the air and light. This may be at
taned measurably by packing the butter away in
crooks, in preference to putting it up in separate
rolls. 1t shall be the pleasure Of the undersigned
to encourage every reasonable care in the matter
OF making good butter byisiving high cash prices,
to those who produce the best article.
5. c. STAMBAUGH.
Lancaster, April %, 1848. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Crackers. CrncIlern,

HNHE undersigned has commenced The mana.
y iaeturing Of all kinds Of CRACKERS. sncA
as WATER, SODA aud BuTrER CRACKERS I
and viii DO ready TO an any orders directed 10 IAN.
His Crackers VIII be iound TO be Of superior
quality US he has devoted considerably part 4
his time 10 this business.
Persons ~ neighboriug towns. aud all othorL
will be supplied at the shortest notice and upue
orders.
SHOP In GIEsY's BuuDiNo. one door wer
Of the Hooking Valley Bank
WALTER cRANMER.
Lancaster, April 81. 1913 4u,S0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Notice.

HNHE firm of Maccracken g. Galbraith ha,
II been this day dissolved.
The book accounts, notes and liabilities o.
the firm will be settled by j. c. Maccracken.
J. C. MACCRACKEN,
WORK GALBRAITH,
Lancaster, Ohio, April IL, la4s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
N missioners of Fairfield county, Ohio. at thei
June session next. for certain County Road
commencing at the Bridge in the Logan Road uv e
Recess Mill race aud running west on the line be
tween the lands OF John u. Giesy and David Rec,
Sr deceased, and intersecting the Chiilicothe
Road south OF Lancaster.
MANY PETITIONERS.
May ), 1919. s4w62.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
JOMH NJ. CLARKE,
LOTTERY VENDER---RICHMON VA.
Presents to his patrons the following Brilliant
Schemes for May, 1913.

INLARKE has been TcHder Iurthe last fifteen
Oyears in the Cities OF Pttsburg. Pa, Wheel
ing, Va, and Richmond Va aud refers 10 the
Managers in proof o the fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Vender in the United
States. CLARKE sold during the month OF Jan
uary, February, March aud April 1913, the fol-
lowing CAPITAL PRIZES.
January 4th, $4,000 sent To Albany; and $4,000
in same Lottery, sold in Richmond. January 10,
Whole of $4,000 sent to Philadelphia. January
10Th, Whole of $4,000 sent to Boston. January
29th, Half 100000 sent to New York Februa'
ry 2lst, Half of $4,000 sent Norfolk. Va. Februa'
ry 23d, Half Of $4,000 sent 10 Washington City.
March 4lh, Half of $35. 900 sent 10 Cincinnati
March 23d, Half rof $4,000 sent to Wheeling, Va.
April lth. Quarter of SIS 900 seut Ia Ciucinnati
Ohio besides numerous Others Of $1,000 and less,
sent to correspondents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
NAV a, 1913,
WESTERN HEALTH EMPORIUM,
BURY & BE OK.

TUST received at BURY e. BECKS, Drug
q Store general assortment of GROCERIE ES
which they will sell Wholesale or Retail on most
reasonable terms They are also enlarging their
Drug business, and intend TO bring on one OF the
largest stocks ever brought to the West. and IL
Lift from customers that know themselves indebt-
ed will be duly appreciated.
Lancaster May s. 13i3 50.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Religious Notice.

The Right Rev. C. P. McILVAINE. Bishop Of
the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Ohio. will
by Divine permission, preach in the TowS HALL
in Lancaster, on Thursday Morning neat The 25h
instant Service to commence at 10 o'clock.
Nav 10 l818
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Che State of Ohio, .Fatr6rlo
Gountp, So.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Geckler,

Us. 1N cII,Ncrpv
James Ganavet and Amelia
Ganavet.
TENHE Defendants in the above case whose re-
Il sidences to Complainant; are unknowR. will
take notice that on the first day OF February, A.
D. lS48. the Complainant filed in the Clerks OF
flee of said comfy, his Bill against them, which is
now peuding, wherein he pmys that the North.
west Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Range No.
l8, Township No. IA, Section No. 10, containing
40 Acres and 63-l00 of an Acre. aud which said
premises were conveyed by Complainant to his
granddaughter Amelia Ganavet reservng to him
sell the right of an annuity amounting to the sum
of $40 per year. be subjected TO valuation aud sale
And that an account be taken Of the amount due
Complainant on account OF the principal and in-
lerest resulting from the annuity os aforesaid the
proceeds whereof shall be applied in the first in
stance tn the payment of Compainant's said claim
Said Bill will be heard at the next June Term
A. D. lS48, of said court.
MARTIN & EFFINGER.
Solicitors .for Complainant,
April 90, 1s4S. 6w5l pfS3,5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Dedication Notice.

The neo Methodist Episcopal Church at West
RushviHe Ohio, wiH be dedicated on Sabbath he
2la inst. at lloclock. The sermon on the occasion
,ciH be preached By REv. J. M. JAMESON The
public are respectfully inoited 10 attend.
Eagle please copy.
West RuShUiHc. May 8 1848. 2w1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Window Rlinds.

SLAT of all widths aud colors
' Also, Green, Straw colord and figured OF the
Boston narrow Slat, together with complete
stock of elegant Transparent Windo'e Shades, to
be had at the Wall Paper Saloon OF
A. McFADDEN.
ZanesvilIe March al. l348 2m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
To Horse! To HOrse!!

VNHE Pleasantville Horse Thief detecting Com
u pany are hereby requested to meet at Pleas
awhile. ON
Friday the 26th day OF May next,
at O'Clock P. M A general attendance is re.
quested as business of importance will be trans
acted. The Peasantville Band und persons in the
surrounding vicinity are invited to attend
SAMUEL HlTE Chairman,
JOHN c. HAMPsoE See.
May S, 1948, paid $l 3w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Administrators A Sale.
Administrators of Thomas
Macarthur, deceased.

ADMINISTRATORS OI uOmdS
Macarthur, deceased. IN FAIRFIELD
Us.
said deceased
TNHE undersigned pursuant to an order Of sale
directed to them in the above case, will on
Monday the 10Th day Of June, 1s4s,
before the Court House door in said county, offer
at public sale the following parcel Of land, to.wit:
The North halfofSectiOn No. A, in Township No.
l6. Range No. 90. being Lots Nos. 10 and 10 OF
the Estate of William Morrison, set apart in the
proceedings of partition to David Hielman and
Eliza L. his WIFE containing 1862 Acres, deduct
ing however 60 Acres Oft the south side OF said
tract. To be sold at not less than two-thirds OF
the appraised value, and appraised at 5000, aud
upon the following terms: one-thrd in hand, one
third in one, and The residue in two years with
interest from the day OF sale.
WILLIAM McARTHUR,-
JOHN T. McARTHUR,
Administrators of Thomas McArthur, deceased.
May 10, 1848. piss 5w2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
To Creditors,

HNIiE creditors Of Crim, Hart & Co., are here
n by Dotiiied 10 present their clnims To me On
or before the 1914 June asEt--at which time !
dividend OF the assets will be struck and paia.
GEORGE SANDERSON, Reesivsr
Lancaster. April ID, 1913. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
OYEl@N9AGo

MARRIED-On the Morning ofthe 10th inst
by the Rev VIM. Cox. Mr.. A. J. STURGEON
and Miss L, V. OAKLEY, both Of this place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
MANUFACTORY
LANCASTER, OHIO
ROBERT FIELDING

80 A@A''FIH pftcest JOF c0Ah! ilis
Stock is very large and splendid consisting Of the
following
EXTRA BEAVER MOLESKlN-Jest ouaiitv
BLACK BEAVER, MOLESKIN. Nos . and 8
SILK HATS. Of all qualities from 81 up to S.
BRUSH HATS oi all kinds
KNAPPED HATS Of all kinds, and as Cheap
as Htey can be hod at lie Stores or eiseuhere
Common Knapped Hats, as low as one dollar
WOOL Hats, black aud white. the very beSt and
cheapea erer brongh into his market
ROUGH and READlES all kinds black e. blue
Children's Hats aud Caps-new fashions and
elegant styles
CHILDREN'S SPORTING HATS
Cloth, Oi-Slk and Velvet CAPS, of various
qualities and prices. from three fps up to $l,75.
r. FIELDING tenders bis thanks to the pub.
llc for past idyors. aud hopes to secure their con-
thuance by determination on bis part, to give
his customers satisfaction. at all kazards. He
designs in intare keeping on hand good stock
OF EASTERN MADE HATS. by purchasing each
Spring and Fall, by which arrangement lie will
always he able to furnish his friends with the La.
te1 FashionG-a supply Of ilis own manufacture
also always Oh hand. sufficient to supply all de-
mands.
Country NerchantS wishing to purchase Hats
at Wholesale, will be supplied at the lowest rates
Please call and examine my stock. shall be
happy TO exhibit my articles st all times.
R. FIELDING.
Lancaster, May J,1S4g. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
HEADS UP And HATS ON.
JUs'E RECEXVED, ,BX
M. SMALLEY.

LNROM New York. the LATEST
n STYLES pfBEAVER. SATIN g
BEAYER SILK and MOLEsKIN
-Gr sz-A Aa 3 . ~
of tie BEST QUALITY Also, e|s !
kinds Of CLOTH, OIL-SlLK and
GLAZED CAPS Ol The latest styles. Also. Hat
Of our own ninunacture from ONE DOLLAR TO
.IIe HIGHEST PRICES.
Country Merchants aud others can be supplied
al the shortest notice.
Call aud see for yourselyes-ihis Store is oppo-
site the "Tollmadge House." at the sign Of the
GOLDEN HAT. NJ. SMALLEY
lancaster. May 12. I3iS. If
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Carriage Makimg.

of BUGGIES. RoCKAwAYS. CARRIAGES.&c.
Several one and two horse Buggcs and Rock.
aways now on hand and for sale low.
Repairing done, Buggies repainted, &c. at The
shortest notice aud upon the most reasonable
terms. WRIGHT & MCCALL.
Lancaster, April 81. 1913. 5O-3mo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Bank stock for sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court Of
I'D Fairfield County Ohio, in the case of vii.
liam King and Flora Deshler and others, Us. Jacob
Beck, Administrator Of c, King, deceased, and
Others, the undersigned as Special Master Com
missioner, will expose 10 sale by public vendue
at the Court House Door in said county, on
Saturday the 1OIh day of June, 1s4s,
between the hours OF 10 o'cockA. NJ and 4. /. M
THIRTY-SIX SHARES, fully paid up, of the Ca
pitll Stock OF the Lancaster Ohio Bank-ol which
Shares 7ooenty;fve stand on the Books of said
Bank, in the name of William King. now deceas-
ed. and EieUen in the name OF the late firm Of W.
& c. King.
Terms Of sale, Cash IN hand.
JACOB BECK SPECIAL
Master Commissioner.
May a, 1913. 5w52
ALSO-At the same time and place tile under.
signed as Administrator OF the Estate of Christian
King, deceased will expose 10 sale to the highest
bidder for cash, FOURTEEN SHARES of the Ca
pita Stock in said Lancaster Ohio Bank, standing
OH the Books Of said Bank in the name Of Christ
ian King. JACOB BECK, Admtor
Of G. King, deceased, wik The HSH onne1cd
May 5, 1848. 5w52 pf So
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
1900 pieces Wall Paper.

= II TO w Pr ~" = ~ II
NNRESH from Ner 70 4. New and Elegant
II styles, at all prices from 10, 90, 80 to As cts
for each roll, tOr sale at the Wall Paper Saloon o
A. MsFADDEN.
Zanesyille. March 81, 1913 sm47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
HANNAH HANIPSON, PETITION
LEWIS HAMPsoN. DIVORCE.

= HE Defendant in the above case will take
notice. that the complainant has filed her
Petition in the Court oil Common Pleus Of Fair
lion Of the marriage bonds and for other relief
and that the sans will be for hearing at the next
term Of said court. Ii. II. HUNTER & SON,
Solicitors for Complainant
April IA, ls4s sw49Pts2,22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
y FsEH H'EE & TON q,
Fashionable TAILORS and CLOTHIERs.

SHOP-One Door East of Refer g. Kut=.
Store. A good tit 1carranted in all cases.
Lancaster, April 28 l343 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Arrnts in Fairfeli Countv.

Percival & Van Fossen, Lancaster; J. II. Sua-
derman, Amanda; James Claypool, Salem; Israel
Grigg. Lithopohs; Jesse Leohuer. West aRNskvilis;
David Beery. SHgar Grove; W. Humrighaus,
Greencastlei Elijah Kalb, EGst RushviHei Philip
Hane, PledsdntoiIe.
Cy@Ofices devoted exclusively to the sale Of
IVrigkfs Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and
retail. 1863 Race ST. Phiadephia; 288 Greenwich
street New York; and 1893 fremont st, Boston.
Aprll %, 1913. 3m9S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19

To be drawn in Alexandria Virginia, May27, 1913.
(Under the superintendance Of Commissioners
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
(signed) JOHN TRACK.

A3UU1- UUN TUT NUN1HHINHHNItH.
Some are coated with sugar; others are made ia
resemble in outer appearance, the original article.
The safest course is IN purchase from the agents
only. one or more Of whom will be found in every
town and county in The Stale.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. \, ls4s
Congressional.
The Senate did not sit to-day.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House, Mr. Vinon offered resolution by con-
SENT for the employment of clerk TO the Committee of
Ways and Means, and, after some conversation it was
adopted.
The rule requiring the consideration of private bills on
Friday and Saturday suspended, as there are few
bills yet the private calendar. report was re-
ceved from the Committee Printing, stating that no
action OF the House necessary to facilitate the despatch
of the public printing.
The question of order pending when the House adjourn
ed yesterday and the decision of the chairman of the
committee (Mr. c. B. SMITH) was afirmed--vz that
under the rule of the House, the chairman of
committee introducing shall have the privilege
of closing the debate in speech of one hour
Mr.. Goggm accordingly closet the debate on the
subject OF the joint resolution relative to the southern
mail Amendments then explained and voted upon
and the JOINT resolution reported to the House, with
amendments-the chief of which is that offered by Mr..
G. w. Jones, of Tennessee and which requires that
the Potomac and Richmond Company shall pay such
the Postmaster General shall deem fair and rea
sonabe compensation to the present contractors under the
arrangement shall indemnify them for the dis
continuance of their routes
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The editor of the New Orleans Commercial Times, an
important paper, (says the Baltimore Argus)
talks like Of and says things which ought to
make the cheeks OF the wings in Congress, burn with
shame their delay in passing the called
for by the administration. If hundred acts can be
passed in night the close OF the session. how many
ought to have been passed the last five weeks? delay
of week in passing those bills is of immense advantage
to our enemy, and fear knowledge OF this on the
part of the wings is the of their provoking procras
,tnaton Let them go on in their blind infatuaton--
neither Tayorisn, any other kind of partysm,"
will save them from the popular condemnation that will
await them But we will let whig speak to them, in
the person OF the editor of the New Orleans Commercial
Times, as follows
The general outlines Of the course be pursued have
been suggested almost often need recapitulaton.
MAKE MEXICAN FEEL BRUNT CONTEST COM.
SUPPORT OUR SOLDIERS; proclaim and enforce
martial law discard supfmous philanthropy, and adopt
every that, without violating the usages of civ
ized nations will give additional vigor the war; and
still haass and dispirit the enemy and
peace But accomplish these ends, force of from
30 coo 700 viii be required, which should be
in Mexico. before the foe has had time
the shock Of has recent tremendous defeats DELAY
MIGHT COMPROMISE HEROIC
ACHIEVED After the Decentralization of the additional force
necessary, small corps adrmEe of from 5000 5000,
should be distributed this country, hold
military possession capitals of the different States,
and every thing would quiet down to tranquility equal to
that which exists here The OF the Mexican popua-
ton, bg the testimony Of all history is remarkable for be-
ing easily governed" 9t
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THE UNION .

that time was now past II was the opinion OF the
Speaker that the committee should not have risen with
out concluding the business under consideration
MI. HOWELL COBB dissented from the opinion OF the
Speaker
Mr. STUART, of Michigan, said his motion for the
committee 10 made for the purpose OF giving HIM
an opportunity in the House 10 reconsideration o
lhe vote hXng the time Tor closing this debate which
motion ne would now make, with the view OF extending
the time Tor the consideration OF the resolution
Ihereupon followed debate, embracing not only the
motion TO reconsider. but rangn freely into the points OF
order involved, in which Messrs. STANTON. SCHENCK,
STUART, of Michigan, GENTRY, and &. b. SMITH
participated; and pending the motion to reconsider,
The House adjourned
The following petitions and memorials presented
under the rule and eeredto their appropriate committees
BY Mr. ROCKWELL, of Connecticut; That the petition
and papers OF iiam Green be taken from the files and
referred to the Committee OF Claims.
BY Mr. GRINNELL: The petition of citizens Of Ware
ham, Sandwich and Rochester, Massachusetts, praying
taat collection district may be established with
pouol entry al Warehan include the towns OF Wareham
Sandwich and that part of Rochester called Sppican and
that II be referred 10 the Commit tee on Commerce.
OF Tnnbui Portage, and Summit counties, Ohio, for r
weekly mailroute from Warren in Trumbull county,
Hudson IN Summit county referred to the Committee
the Post Office and Post Roads OF Billings Chafee and
others, citizens Medina and Summit countless Ohio
for tri-weekly mail route from Hudson Brunswick
lerred to the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
dred and six others citizens of Lowell Massachusetts
praying that the 18th section of The of Congress of July
1886 may be far modified that patents valid and
operative in the law shall be surrendered.
BY Mr. MDKSE of ValeIy Gaiennie, for the correction
OF an error IN act of OF land referred TO the
Committee Private Land Claims.
BY Mr. DANIEL p. KING; The petitions of William
Duenport Aqu Ia Goodwin Elizabeth Converse, William
Ellery, Thomas Goodwin, and Others; VIM Fabius, VIM
nn ohres, M Ebenr Vince wright, Israel Goodridge John
H. Russell and Daniel Gainey, appropriately refer
red
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"THE NATION" is the name of a new democratic paper
about to be established in the city of New Orleans by
Col p X. Wagner and James Graham, esq These gentle
men have long been known to us as able and ndefatga
BILE editors of the democratic press of that city The
Nation will be daily paper, and its size and mechanical
execution fully equal to the spirit and enterprise OF that
large and growing city The warm support which will
give the measures of the administration must make it
reliable and influential organ of the democracy of the
whole country. The propretors have already engaged
competent reporters at seat OF government TO take
charge Of its correspondence.
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olrsd" upon obtaining indemnity from Mexico This
ses the doubt both as 10 money and as TO men, if the
representatives of the people carry out the will of their
constituents We do not even insist in relation to III s
oint upon the very considerable contributions for
he support OF the which It's vigorous prosecu
ion may procure from Mexico herself while the
inc, policy must fail TO procure the first dollar To re-
state, in other terms the argument on this branch OF the
se as presented in the Message the report from the
Var Department and in the report from the Treasury
would only impair It's force. This argument Mr. Calhoun
wisely left not unanswered only. but absolutely un
oucbed
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Accounts pouring in upon us from the army, re-
specng the opinion of the officers upon the best mode of
carrying the war; and obtaining prompt and honora-
BILE peace We have conversed with of the officers
who have arrived in this city. There 10 be very
little diversity OF opinion upon this question We under
stand from intelligent officer, who has arrived this
week from the city of Mexico, that he does know an
officer who, whatever may be his desire TO return to the
United States, hesates TO say that withdraw the troops
from Mexico, TO occupy defensive line, would be
the most direct means of proongns the war. The only
plan for obtaining early peace is vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war We further learn that the officers OF
the army of whatever party, with great unanlmy,
attribute the proongation of the party euds;
that the sentiments OF the opposition press and leaders
sreedy promulgated by the Mexcans among the people
there; and the impression prevails among them, that
majority OF the people of the United States opposed
to the war; and determined to bring it to close. The
officer further remarked that if Congress had voted the
necessary supplies possible after its meeting,
it would have had the happes effect in Mexico, and in
all probability would have secured an early peace.