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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

UHsptt's Delight. ElaeF, yellow D9thi AttlaFbitiy aal
Bitiaf tHFpRfANf netiieaiHeiits. which ara not found
In any rtliAt preparation
The tlieet's Delight, wtlHf fBritts 81 ESSENTIAL III
~Rfaillt,f III The GfaeiAhbpfa safsatrafilla Compound
Il probably superior n safsatatilla itseiE Professor
Fftst Of Charleston. ~ GI stjeHkR bf e. ohlotFs, IN
The Southern Journal ~ Medicine aita Pharmacy.
''FpYt vegetable productions exhibit fttBfs pttvef ~
ntn The system E~spsfallr. Fd powerfully II its Retian
stsftaa ttHtl the capillary and sstfetltie vessels; IN
changing tfpiF inBfithl states bf ttitHlttBtis. and dls.
posting ,lteh, 10 h rev healthy aetintt, that Is greatly
Ii te pgeFsffel. Nrs. h.. nh He further 60" THAT
II IL ID %plifBfit Diseases and eltfJiiit itflatthnatl ttlta,
anI alsn III tte long train uf fuiiseastetieea That f8lljtVs
syphilis. that is efficacy IL ttsst exhibited
The superiority ~ the t4faeEenbefH hafsapatiila
Compound faay be thus stated:
lst3 II IL composed If q %ttttiltsf Of tha ttlo7t nfft'atiS
sue vegetables III the sviHls range IT The MatsFia
MhtiPa. III addition 10 safsatatillal
vi. These afp sd nightly concentrated that there are
tna,,Y lniFn t1lsst IN the bottle than IN anF NJ the very
largest t,nttlns advertised
III, This concentration fpnlsfs II tn Eatsnintilla
what uttinina IL ii Peruvian aaFk The tnnrs diluted
pfetn tatiefs Hfp hD better than tftittaft tpHt2 ltpet -
SQUIRTING IN the stomach atta spelling IN the bnttless Tt
ttas \ weak %infhsipi " sntsatafiNa when a s%rlpltate
If the article may ta bad Il The tahlha bark without
1nintnpE ~ iikp i'm yelling IN a sroW against A strong
current. instead If III Il atTift steamer
These tiitigs being 90, let all who have made NJ
tiBiF minds III tien any Entsatta Fila. tisp that ~ the
t4rasfa,ttaFa Company, II IL warranted "a he tHi, times
gnsFp aIfipariHiis than any Dt2tpf hhBftl-rU 'fiattsF
hpv lafpp the hotties III extra VACANT The advertise
A,erts. Az BBhfWH MFniHiNFs, The t4fapfanhsfg Va
gatatle ritis. The Hfaalanbetg Health HitteFs, and The
Gfas fbntiaFg aarsapafilla Compound Should s~irsFtstle
III ptltefss Fur universal tics. tfte PILLS eid Filters afe
Of inralrttlahla VI lite Those who take them need
NOT f.af The enpfyatirH nFFbpts Of tie summer which
IL NJ hattl.
- The General Agent faf Louisiana and Miasisis
III. il H. HANsBtUtt4lt. ~ Camp street, New
Orleans. La. tn whom applications ff Agencies
may lie addressed.
pyF For sale by. II r WtbBttt 4 Uaf1H
gRu. NJ HERoNAN Reagss
las, RnArH Fpff Hudson.
tuna 1890 A, W. Poet ttie1Htftis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

ASt D31OH N9A&gs
AtteHda que William Young, A6mjrfstva.
feuF de la Succession de james r. mig dice
de, q depose 81 bureau do soussia8s pYeaier
de Ia couF du stxitmc district iuda iairp, pr ug
la p~aroisse ct etat sus5itp, con conpse DE- FAD
mIHistra'ion De IA die succession ct lee pieces
jHsiiGcatises aceornpagHant, aUssi bieH que la
partition de II cite succession entrs lea herf-
tiers, aust ben que Ies recHs des dis b6ri-
tiers pour leurs portions reppectiEes.
Avis est par IA presente donn6 i taus cemx
interesses de nontreF Ieurs raisGns dafs dix
jours de la premiere publieafian de est avis,
pourquoi Ie. dit eonpfe ct partition ne segais
pas b~omologvs 81 rendu L. iugspent de IL
cour, ct cue le Dit administrator soft dGebar.
ge de toute aafre responssb Lite, relative q i
di'e administration, 81 que son bon soil biaS
ct anHulie. III MORENO,
Sept. 2S-55. 2fs. Dept. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
sT. MARY'S sCHOOn.

CORNER oF MAIN " FL0RtpA rREETs.
THIS INSTITUTION Ia under the eare Of five
Sisters Of Charity.
SISTER EMILY. SUPERIOR,
The duties Of the school will be resumed Septcrn.
Der 9TH.
Terms and Course Of Instruction
Isl. Class embracing, ortlograply, reading, wri.
ting, arithmetic, grammar, composition, history, bota.
nv. geography Ard the use of the globes. Philosophy.
Rhetoric, Astronomy and chemistry, SO 90 per
month.
2d Class-orthography, reading, writing, history,
grammar. arithmetic and geography, 90 90 per
month.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
ENCAN.

Dc Liqueurs, Grocerie &c, deux fois par
scmaiue. lie Mercredi ct le Samedi, de
10 heures 4 4, dams In maison de Mr.. The.
riot, eucoignure de Ia place des Eglises,
pres Ia march6. Sent. 23.-34 3fa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
ST EOEIS FEnnn
NEW COINS
FOR RENT.

The upper story Of Mr. Sanrer's Store
"ith kitchen and yard. suitable FIR a
mall family. n. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

NOTICE.

NO person IL authorised 10 confraetany debts what.
ever, On account Of the undersigned, without d writ
ten order.
August 10Th 1913. GfgFaEg HEgDgRsoS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
DIssOLUTION.
FIN HDTTET.
OSCAR MENARD.

THE undersigned having formed 4 eorarf.
nership under the firm Of HysUET 4 prKr.
viii continue the Hardware business, and
soIlcit the patronage Of the friends Of The late
firm.
FRANCIS HUGUET.
CHASJ J. PIKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
COMBal 1
NAnnLNaI RAnnLEal
sOAp AND CANDLE MANUFAC.c
TORY. y
baton Rouge. Louisianu.

HHFHH W0HUet I0HiBiHFts 9
TIE undersigned respectfully inform their
friends aud The public IN general. that they
have lately established a sodp ard Candle
MaHafaetorg, near thu steam Saw.tatll IN THE
town, where they hope that The goed quality
an5 moderate plice Of their manufacture. will
gain them tho confidence and patronage Of the
silt NJ or Datob Rouge and vicinity,
hept 1913. Bts. ], plTEr,
NJ WlGATE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.

The tftfsst test Of the superiority Of these
pills il that ttey are rapidly driving nearly all
others out If the market. Who aVsf ttses them
once, recommend them to. thfit friends, who
TRY thstn IN tltHiF turn, abd hence The know.
Ledge Of their virtues In psryadine The whole
community. The vegetables pill Is not one Of
thoss n6struths which have b8en pulled into
an ephenhral popular ~. but Is the happy re-
suit Of many years Of close and dsv6tsd appli4
tatlon 6f n rsgnAdr physician to The study a
the seisnGs Ut his profession. and hence th8
proof and acknowledgment # tts virtues viii
ta Is enduring, ~ its reception has b6sH ga~
neral and enthusiastic.
Dr. Pet4rs doss not pretend that his veaeta4
bic pills Are 4 certain euFs FIR atl diseases; but
he maintains that there IRE bit few Which are
beyond the range If tbaif influence. and none
whatever in which tltsir Duplication can be- In.
furious, AIMING ne Affections IN whteh they
lave hest g. emi6ently successful as 10 OBJ
tstr FIR ham The reputation of q certain cure.
arc tbs follow fha: Liver C6tn / Amt, Jaundiee.
Bilious Fever in Ifs iGGtpeht stage, Fever
and aKgs, Dyspepsia, Sick tIead-ach6, Nef
v6tlsfgss, Na0sea. l6Waess d spifits, Bile on
stomach, and Blotehed or Sallow complex on.
Another Of the many advantages Of The w.
&c. able pills Is that tisy leave no Unpleasant
taste on the mouth, Or Nausea ON The stomach,
50 that hbey my be taheh Wtthout any iuteyrup
ton 10 Me daftg pursuits n he patient.
For sale In Baton Rouge BY o. y. DAVIS,
u. ~JoUhDAH. CT NJ. HER6MAa, II, r, WAD~
etLt, and BtAt H. Sos. July t-22 GJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
EOR SALE

FOX NALE.F
TWO Iotn of ground. Corner pfChureh and Main
Streets, Terms reasonahte-aFaiy 10 \. Ne KIT.
RICK tsep. a2-M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
bTAT DE- Ia LOUISIANA.
CoW IN Strtfme Distriet-Par0isse d'Esl
Hdt9n Rouge.
HAnatE DE LA LOUISIANA

bs ng1
Franklin brooks, IT femme,
En- vaftu dune otita lie saisis ct DO vente,
lance dams 10 process 81 dassus inlituta I'll i
mo 4drsssa par l'boH0fable eottf susdite, i'sR.
p~osefai on vehte pHbtt4oe. Sauedt IL 7dne
Jor d Oet6trg proclaim (i9ls) Il Ia tnaison do
c9uf dams ID vile de baton Rouge, epmme1
cant 4 II heufes du matin, fous les dfoIts, IL.
'fes, inttt6ts ct ~prttsusioHs des 6sfepdetrs,
dams ct d IN prophetic hyBethtqats ei.4pf6s
d6ertts, #ivotfi TN LOT de terrg sitat dams
cstto partie do In vile de ItateH Houge, a.
pentae par r. B~eaafegafd, deetdb, ct dbsi~
snb sur 10 dit plan par ofnbre 3, dams lilst
No. quatfe avee toufss los bAtlssas OF a%t9elie-
fations 1ui sly tfouvent, auasi uGs ntgtesse
nofitu6e Jane, aebe d'Bngifon vinet.1n ans II
ID Mai 1910, eli 500 detx enfans Lutieia ct
james, pour payer ct Eatiafatre ls iugsmeni,
inter6ts ct trails dams Ia process ei-desati# inti-
tnle. Les e~selaves sus-fnsnfionnAa Giant all
sons, les plaig1abts Ve1dfonf Hentemsnt les
iht6fats ct Tires dos dbfenfeufs aux
dts esclaves, sans aoegno g~araniie on res
ponsibitjt6 de- Ia purt de Ia baudne, resultant
de- Ia vprte dee dts eaelaVss. Conditions de
la vebte~.c compliant. sans beobfice d~',uveBt4ire.
l.. e. NORRIS. Shertf,
sept. al. Gle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
MONTHLY BuLLBftN-No .

iHMA
rim AHsAPApiF3LA
COMPOUND If tllis retn
tatif Ia altn,st literally 4
sHifhate If safsapatitla
Ha highly concentrated IL
Il that Ne d6se II hut NJ
hall ufu very e8ftH TIN
spo0afs willie tiig dDsp
Of That which Il sold In
large bottles. 10 nearly d
mine atass II addition III
Eatsapafilln II c1fitains a
powerful concentration If
Mandrake. FInfdBeh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

arr one fourth cash, aud The balance III
three equal annual instruments, bearing
interest ffom maturity until paid.
For further particulars apply 10 James
H. Hhea, residing Oh Thompso1s creek,
five miles from J4eks6u-of by letter ad.
dressed TO him nj jackson. East r. iieian a
July Ib=24 8n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

DEArsEss=Uss Dset Mofsair's Aeotsrte
Otb. for the cure Of Deafness. Also, all those
disagreaabie noises like the bussing III iHs
satts, fallin uf water, whiSsing Of steafa.
which, are symptoms Of approaching deafness,
Many persons who have been deaf for ten,
fifteen, or twenty years, and wefe subject 10
pse ear=ttubpat7, have after using e1s or two
bot leg, thrown aside these tfiinBets, being
made perfectly we'll Il has cured eases Of
~, ~, ami even ~ years standing Of Deaf
ness Price vi per flask
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

COM9TOCK i Co.'S Extract Of safHapa.
riNla for purifying The blood, prize 80 cents.
per bottle. OF #4 per dozen, EAST INDIA
HAIR DYE. warranted 10 eoloF The Hair a
Jet Btaek. and not stain The akin. LUCINA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, for married Ladies'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
FALL CLOTHING.

sopt. al
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

was made by Congress, or the land in the
vicinity had been held in reserve by the
Treasury Department. this description furn
ishes rather the measure of the quantity of
the land granted, than specification of its
location. In the report of Capt Cram, the
distance from the mouth of the Fox river,
from point to point, without including the
windings of the river, or its expansion into
the various lakes through which il passes, is
estimated to be 100 miles.
This distance will afford SIS, 100 acres OF
land, which, at 81 ,25 per acre will produce
1898, 400. But the actual distance, follow
ing tae windings Of the stream and the
shores Of the several lakes through which
it passes, is more than $50 miles, it is under
stood that the Department has made reser-
vations to more than this extent, excluding
therein the shores of Lake Winnebago.
But stating the distance at ouly 200 miles,
the result will he $4,000 acres, which al
the minimum government price win produce
$4S0,0O0. Eeither Of these sums greatly
exceed the estimated cost of the improve
ment.n
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
Called Ont.

A call to preach is common; but call 70
Judge, is more novel; The Rev. So and 30,
often has several calls; and the loudest cal
is synonymous with the largest Salary. We
always thought that the Office of Circuit
Judge in Wisconsin, never need go beg
ging, with its Salary Of twelve hundred
and fifty dollars per annum, after all that
some members of the bar have had to say,
about the sacrifice oftheir Sc large practice
for pecuniary consideration so paltry.-
But we were for once mistaken. Not a
member of the bar in our Circuit, has been
found, self-denying and patriotic enough, to
volunteer his valuable services for this oifice.
Nothing short Of the ''most urgent solicta-
lions from all quarters" has been sufficient
10 bring any candidate into the field. Thus
our candidates, have been, as it were, thrust
forward greatly against their own inclina-
ton. Clandestine advantages have been Ia
ken Of them. Calls" have been circula-
ted, doubtless without their knowledge or
even consent, and they have been surprised,
fairly Munderstruck, at finding these calls
in the prints; or what is equally embarrass-
ing, they have found that a refusal to run
for the office, would too greatly disappoini
the wide circle Of their friends; men, in
short, who have become candidates, owing
Ito a g combination Of circumstances over
which they had no control" These unau-
thorized doings must be a source of infinite
chagrin 10 these gentlemen. We boast Of
our freedom; but is il not as great an out
rage, for the great noisy multitude to catch
a lawyer and thrust him on to the bench, as
was ever committed by British press gang'
Electors of the Fifth Judicial Circnt! We
appeal to your sense Of justice. How dare
you thus violate personal freedom? What
right have you TO clothe man against bis
viii aud consent,with coat Off and feath-
ers or with the judicial ermine? Indeed,
indeed, il savors too much Of the code of
Judge Lynch.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
Fox and Wisconsin, Rivers.

Our readers are all aware, that in 1886
Congress made grant Of land, to be taken
in trust BY the State Of Wisconsin and the
proceeds to be applied to the opening nav
igatiou through the Fox end Wisconsin riv-
ers. A bin is before ous Legislature, pro-
siding for the acceptance and execution Of
this trust. Mr.. Agry, Chairman Of the
Committee on Internal Improvements re-
ports favorably and in his Is report says:
" BY recurring TO the act Of Congress, IL
will be seen that IL conveys a quantity of
land equal TO ene-half Of three sections in
width, on each side of the Fox river, and
the Lakes through which II passes. from its
raoUth 20 the poiut where the portage canal
shall enter the same and on each side OF said
canal from one stream 10 the other. As a
portion OF the lands Immediately on the
banks OF the Fox river had been disposed
Of ny the Uaigcd States before the grant
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
Card.

The Hon. ALFRED BaoNsoS Of Prairie
du Chen, is solicited by card published in
the last Prairie du Chen Patriot, TO become
candidate for the Office of Judge in the
Fifth judicial Circuit The paper contain
ing the Card is misplaced, or we should
copy il. For firmness and decision, a pur-
pose of adamant and nerve Of iron, no man
excels Mr.. BRossoS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

iuF The civil war in France seems to
be struggle of the new Provisional Gov
crnment, to sustain itself against the mach
inations Of Louis Bonupartc, collateral
relation Of Napoleon Bonaparte, 10 assume
imperial power. There is, in our opinion,
not tho slightest probability that France
win be quiet, until she finds despot to lead
her armies aud to direct her fearlal energies
TO conquest aud glory abroad.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

TO- The Secretary Of State; estimates
the cost of the present session of the Legis-
lature Of Wisconsin, at s2s, COO; Salary and
expenses of the Governor for the fret six
months, at 81 1874 so. All the expenses are
estimated in round numbers AT $4,000, to
which will have TO be added several thous-
and dollars to pay the Salary of the Judges,
Secretary of State, Treasurer, Attorney
General, Superintendent, of Commop Schools
and Commissioners to revise laws Sc.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

In obedience to calls made upon me, from
different portions of this Judicial Circuit,
numerously signed by citizens Of both polit-
ical parties, TO become n candidate for the
Office Of Judge Of the said Circuit, do
hereby consent to become candidate for
that station.
SIC MORTIMER M. JACKSON.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

STEAMER GAIIISIPPER CAPsTzEn.-We
regret to hear that the fine schooner Cali
nipper. Capt. Stewart, belonging TO Men.
hall \ Persons OF this city. was capsIzed
off the Beaver Islands, hast week. The
crew were fortunately saved. The Calf
nipper was light at the tiple- She was m
Snresl 70 her full value ia The Northwestern
Insurance company Of 0swego.---aaL >e'a-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

EP The Green Bay Advocate gives no.
,ice thar the Wing candidate for the Presi-
dency Is Gen. TAYLOR and not the Gener-
ais old white horse. The Advocate know
ing the beas,ly instincts Of Loeofoeoism, Is
evidently fearful that some Of the stake
democrats ard Barnburners Of Brown coan-
~ viii 20 Cor the Wing nominee.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
IoIJIs NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE-

American vs. BRITTsH STEANEKs.-in
,h< lats race between the American steam
lin United States and the British steam,
shsp MASCARA. the American vessel proved
Victorious Bets Of two 70 one had been
made in Liverpool on the Niagara: y =
surpassed thar the Crescent City, having On
4 receat trip displayed such admirable sAll-
inr aualisic. viii, on her return 10 New
YORK, be put upon the Liverpool hne.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
Road from Lancaster 10 PlattevilIc.

This road has been heretofore perpetu-
al cause Of compliant, and yet there nev
or has been the least difficulty in making il
an excellent road. The only serious obsta-
Gle has been the McKiNsEy hill. This OBJ
stacie is now overcome, 10y changing the
road TO the gradual slope, north of the ola
road, making an easy grade; so easy, that
when the road is properly finished and set
tied, good horse will trot with Q buggy,
from the bottom of the hill to top of it,
The new road however, Is much too mar
row. In fact, il is so narrow that carriages
can scarcely pass without danger ofover-
turning. The Supervisor should attend to
this promptly. and not forget to mend that
bridge near the school house. The old
road up the hill, ought to he kept open, to
drug mill logs over. A few mill logs drag
ged down by the new road, will make it inn
passable.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

e1- We grieve to learn that some person
or persons charged upon ''shas flag" which
Is to wave so long over the JetFersonian Of
Zee in Galvna, and ohliserased the hrst let
ter IN the wur,i Cas- aud the last syllable IN
the word Butler. sun, 1t Is easy saoagh II
make on, Cas- without the C..
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

iUy Mr.. vrsGtS Of the House Of Rep
resen,a,ives has favored us with Legislative
reports, Sc.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

20 !, Is our opinion that the Legislature
have msde. quite noise enough about "thc
lalnented Capt. QrAnLEs."
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

V3- The Committee Appreciated therefor
report in favor of the adoption by Wiscon
sin, OF the new law reform of New York
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
LosDos, June IL.

LoNDoN, June Ill.
Fellow Citizens-Your suffrages iA me
with gratitude This mark of sympathy IS
the more fattering TO me, as IT was uIisoic-
tied on my part, and reached me at mo-
ment when regretted being inactive, when
the country had need of all her. children TO
exfricafe her from the difficulties in. which
she wac placed.
"Your confidence imposed on me duties
which ] shall know how to fulfil; our inter-
ests and our sentiments are the same. A
child of Paris, now a representative OF me
people, shall unite my efforts 10 those oil
my coll. agnes 10 re-estalllish order, credit,
and labor; to secure peace abroad, to con-
solidate democratic Institutions, aud to rec
oncile interests which now appear hostile,
because parties are struggling against eac.'
other, instead of working 10 one common
end-the grandeur and prosperity OF 'n'
country. I'D
Is The people have been free SINCE reD.
ruary cath. They can obtain AL tney Man1
without having brute force Lei W. men
rally ronnd the altar of our country uhoer
the flag of the republic, and give 70 'ne
world The grand spectacle OF people who
r...s,',.rstsf themselves without violence,
Ill VA or anarchy. Receive, fellow
ri,izenS. the assurance OF my desotedness
and sympathy" t
ApoTFON R0NAPARTE
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
July IS, ls4s.

Co There is a text which the numerous
candidates for Judicial honors in Wiscon-
sin ought to have borne in mind; IT is, that
s'nlany are called and but few chosen.n
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

oe1- JENK's Brick -ksln took IRE last Moa-
day evening, and Is about burn, down'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

FEoN HESRY CLAY.-Ne have every
reason to believe (Says the New York Elk
press of Saturday, tha, voice from Ash
land has come out at last, hushiug the stor-
my elements that were at work in the Wing
party.
MIR. Clay; we are assured, does no, heSi-
tate to say tast Ne ,rin support Gen. Tag-
Tor, ana Tat Gen. Taylor ,cia ls elected
BY an orer,ckelm'sg mgiority. He and
Gen. Taylor have ever been on the best OF
terms. and the only fau!, found with him by
Mr.. Clay is the same faul, that many of N
found before the Allison letter. that he did
not occupy a sufficiently decided Wing pos
ition. Under the doSbt attending that pos
ton, !, Is probable iaat Mr.. Clay expresses
some surprise thar he was nominated by a
purely Wing Convention, but thar, as he Is
nominated, all good Wings will supper,
him. Thus they who are using MIR. Clay's
name for fae,iOus purposes are rsbuked by
himself
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
DENMARK.

The war in this country continues upa-
hating.
At a conference of the Kings of Sweden
and Denmark. and of the Grand Duke Con-
stantine. Russia, in behalf Of Denmark, de-
manded thst both Duchies should be given
up as preliminary step to negotiating
peace. Schleswig was given up, and Rus
STA then claimed Holsiein, according to a
previous treaty with the Danes.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

The express steamer Buena Vista arri-
we'd here this morning from Halifax, in adj
vance of the Caledonia, which steamer ar
rived there on Thursday last, about IL, NJ.
The steamer United States made the pas
sage out in thirteen days, the Hibernia in
fourteen. .
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
From the Missouri Republican.
Arrival of the CaIedonia-Seven days
Later from Europe.

Resignation Of Louis Napoieon--The
Presidency---Impor from Den.
mark-Outbreak at Berlin-Anothel
at Prague. ~