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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

FIRES IN THE Woops.-ln addition to
'Ae drouth aud heat of which the Eastern
E'tSs are everywhere complaining, the IN
'aetants Of Easiern New York and Yer
mont are suffering from fires ia the woods,
winch are very Obstructive. On the pine
I'alnS west Of Albany, much damage has
yen done. An extensive fire was raging
a last dates, in the Green Mountains, in
le vicinity Of Burlington. 1t had travel
w. over fix miles, consuming the timber
'p9n thousands Of acres. The spectacle at
.sn' Is described by the Albany Journal
n.gnlhcant indeed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

AGAINST SLAVERY AGlTATIoN.-"R esok
0ed, That the Democratic party will resist
all attempts at renewing, in Congress o.
out OF it, the agitation on the slavery ques-
tlon,under whatever shape or color the at
tempt may be made" -Boltianore Plat
.foyna, Ju,ae, 1852.
Where was the Democratic party when
the subject was "agitated" and the question
renewed both in and out Of Congress p
| National Intellinencer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
TAKEN Up.

~ BY the subscriber, residing in the
III <town of MiIlvile, in this county, south
!L-lI. y of the Military Road, about the 18th
INST, one large light sorrel HORSE; shod be-
fore, small star in forehead, harness marked in
shoulder, judged to be ten or twelve years old.
The owner is requested to come and prove
property, Fay charges and take said horse a.
way. PALLIS P. DAVIS.
August 10Th, 1854. I4tS*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A Ill persons indebted 10 the Platteyislc OF
"A fee, Of the firm of Eastman, Cole s. Bit
dIecume. are requested to make immediate pay
ment. to tie undersigned, at the Office of Ben c,
Eastman. who is authorized to settle the same.
GsBy prompt attention to the ahese. cost
win be saved LESTER r. ROCKWELL
P,ctteuiire, March I, 1854 s7-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
SALE Of UNIVERSITY LANDS
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS of }
SCHooI AND UNIVERSITY LANDS. {

Y
SCHooI AND UNIVERSITY LANDS.
Madison, 18th July, 1854.
FwNHE Commissioners of School and Uni
q versity Lands will meet in the village of
Piatteville, in the county of Grant, on We'd
nesday, the 9th day of September next, for
purpose of offering az Public Auction the fol-
lowing described University Lands, to wit:
All of Section Three (3) in Town One
&, orange One (l) West and
All of Section Twenty-three (23) in Towr
Four "a, Range Two CD West, in the coun.
ty of Grant.
Such Sale TO commence at ten O'Clock in The
forenoon, and continue during usual business
hours, until all of such lands shall have beer
offered. ALEXANDER 7. GRAY,
Secretary Of State.
EDWARD Fl. JANSEN,
State Treasurer.
GEO. B. SMITH,
Sta attorney General.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
TAKEN UP

ra BY the subscriber in the Mount
~ X Hope Settlement, in the town of Mill
!AlIA, vile, about the goth of July, small
Bay Mare, supposed to be about 10 or II years
old, with white star in the face and some white
hairs at the root of the tall The owner is
requested TO come and prove property, pay
charges, ard take said stray away.
WIN. WHITESIDE.
Mount Hope, Aug. l4th, 1854. I8-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

HOME TRAcr-400 acres 200 under fence !;
well watered with never-failing springs, and
with proper proportion Of timber. Upon it
is new, weIl-built and commodious Dwelling
House, with barns, stables, meat-bouse, ice
house, Sc, and al, Orchard of fourishing APP
pie trees, just beginning to bear.
A FARM--of 206 acres 80 acres in cultiva-
ton, the balance in Timber; also well-water-
ed-land of the first quality.
ALso--A large body of Land, mostly well
timbered and well watered, lying near the a
bove.
ETThese lands were all carefully selected,
at an early period, and are equal to any in the
West for fertility and other advantages. They
| lie principally upon the main road from Bee
town TO Lancaster and in the neighborhood
ere churches, schools. mills and post-otfices.
The Terminus of the Illinois Central Rail-
road is only 70 miles distant.
The attention of purchasers. is invited. |
wish to sell, and will do SO at low rates, and
on most liberal terms. They will be divided
to suit purchasers. Apply on tire premises, to
WILLIAM HORNER.
April 18th, 1884. I42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

A SKATNG AIMY--Letters from st. Pc
9>,oalg state that they are organizing at Con-
E'a' Two line battalions of skating infantry,
u amy OF the service aleady known in pre-
IAeSe skaters are intended TO operate in
We winter On the ice against the Islands
''Hpec by the enemy. Battal'ions of ska
'aS viii also be formed in the Other garris-
Chs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
Great Bargains FOR Cash

q AEC OFaN 3
NOR the purpose of making room for
Large stock of New Goods for the Fall
and Winter Trade, the balance of the pres
ent stock of spring and summer Goods, will
be sold ont at greatly reduced prices. Cash
buyers will find this good chance to get bar
gains. Call and see. JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
Two Weeks Later from CaIifOy-
ma,

New Orleans, Aug. 81.
The steamer United States has arrived at
oS port, from Aspinwall, with dates from
Van francisco to the first inst.
The Democratic State Convention, after
great disturbance, divided and nominated two
operate tickets. The trial of the City Mar
shall at San Francisco, for misdemeanor in Of
Ice, resulted i'll h>i conviction.
Alarge fire occurred at Marysyi'le, which
GfsGoyed flTe squares. The loss is estimate
d. S95,0U0.
NJ. b sheppard was hanged for the murder
Inc Wheat crop was very abundant, and
Was teIig exported in large quantities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

CRsI AND MARIO ARRIVED The Baltic
'Agh arrived al New York yesterday brought
@aIIy zee passengers and among them the
'gtmaled Artists Grisi and Mario, doubtless
lie two best singers in the world They
mare heir f1st appearance in America al
taste Garden on Monday, Sentember lth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

- Life is fading tint and fiecting form
Is the blue on The grape; the blush the
csc; the foam on the wave; the beam on the
oud the smoke on the wind the arrow in
he air.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
DAGUERREOTYPES

Ss=z4szess BURKE'S sky
ssss. sSE n N'fsssf--s W.. LIGHT GALLERY,
EG9YE 81 So at PlatteriHe, is now
@atsk3 -. EJaa 49, c m p lie ed. No
s-'s.14a'' z3.Sf'ss trouble or expense
has been spared to make this the best Room in
the state The Furniture, Apparatus, and Fix
lures are all of the best
Pictures taken here are warranted TO be as
good as any taken in the West.
Those who wish can be accommodated with
Sereoscopes. This beautiful variation of the
art must e seen TO be appreciated.
Children of all ages taken as natural as life
the sitting requiring only one second ~!
All are respectfully invited to visit the Gal
lery of Portraits, one door west of Moore's
Drug Store. w. B. BURKE.
Plauevil!e, Aug. 22d, 1854. T9tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
BONNETS s. RIRRnNs

ZINC PAINT.-A supply OF this celesra-
II ted Paint, unsurpassed for BopY and uni.
form wHITENEss--jnst received, and for sale
by JOHN ALCORN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

u Geo: ". Manyperny, Esq, Commits
., as1f' CT Indian Affairs, is now absent from
Haa,s'I'gton, on his way 10 Wisconsin, where
l.ai@n matters are said TO reqnire his personal
.'eltion.
Charles z. Mix, Esq, Chief C ERIK OF the In
.aa Bureau, has been commissioned by rnc
resident as acting commissioner in the absence
q Nr NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

~ n aGii WAL
NEW GOODS
CHEAP CASH STORE
Is 9 laa - 80
John ALC0RN,
4 IA iEtUL to The citizens of Lancaster
~ ana sfcfnity fer the liberal patronage be-
slower s. upon him since the arrival of his fysf
nPflns. Sfoch, and feeling encouraged by the
extensive sales, and constant calls for mora
that you are disposed to continue the sans
he has again filled up, not with
MAMMOTH STOCK.
but with stock sufficiently large 10 enable
MIN 10 supply every man, woman and child
win every thing they need !: IN fact it has be-
come proVerb that what you can't get at Az
coRN,s there's no use in asking for any. where
else. "heie
We have every description of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS
the quality, quantity and price Of which cannot
faii TO please the closest buyers.
Our stock of
BOOTS s. SHOES,
comprises every thing usually found in this
ilne, which notwithstanding the great advance
IN TINS article, we are selling at our former low
prices.
We have good supply of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Tor or, men and boys, OF all sizes and quality, or
viii Manufacture TO Order any thing in his
line, from our large stock of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERFS & VEST.
INGS,
or Goods Tor Mems Summer Wear. made IN at
any form or fashion desired Our knowledge
OF what IS needed in the way Of
BUILDERS AND FURNISHING
HARDWARE,
enables US TO supply those who want apythjnc
IN mat line, with better article and at lower
prices than any of our neighbors
We have large number of
HATS g. CAPS,
and a beautiful stock of
CROCkERY & QUEENS WARE.
and we have taken advantage of the present
low prices, to amply supply ourselves with a
large stock of
CHOICE
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which we will sell as CHEAP, wholesale or re-
tail, as the same can be bought in Grant Co. ;.
ana not forgetting the Ladies, we have bot
charming stock OF
BONNETS s. RIBBONS,
OF the Latest spring Fashions, besides some of
the incest Dress Goods and Dress Trim
mlngs out with many other articles
WHICH THE LADIES WILL HAVE
Dut WY enunerate? Our stock is large and
carefully selected, with direct reference to this
market and cur arrangements are such. that
we snail be constantly receiving additions to it
during the entire season thus giving purcha.-
sers the advantage of making their selections
from stock fresh and new at all times, and at
prices uniformly low as quick sales and small
proh's, is the motto of the Cheap Cash Store.
JOHN ALCORN.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1854 Ta7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
Garden Seed.

EMGHT BOXES of Risley's-Warranted
i 4 fresh and genuine. Just receivnd and for
sale at the ''Peoples Store,o by
March s, "a. d. T. PARKER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
PGwueps POWderli

- IFI.E and Blasting Powder ;--a frst-rate
L b article. Just received, and for sale cheau
at the Peoples Store. D. T. PARKER.
June 10, 1853.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
PAY UP NOW.

H JOHN BORIGHT, want to collect ane
must have everything coming to me, whe
Their on bo6,: account or notes. This motto,
must be attended to-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

AT BEETOWN.
NEW SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED. nv
DROWN & LAGRAVE, in the room form
Ie erly occupied by Tuhey & Brown.
The subscribers intend to merit everybody,
thanks for large assortmentof s.traps,'' which
he is offering on the lowest profits and the ga
siest terms ever offered in the Beetown dig
gings.
IA GROCERIES.-A heavy SUP.
zssply Of Family Groceries carefully Sc.
lected. Our stock in this respect will compars
with any other in the country; and as to TO.
bacco, tea, and coffee--others may brap. bu,
our tobacco. tea and coffee can't be
at Snake or Lancaster.
Farmers and Miners may rely on our having
all they want to buy, among which are the fol.
lowing, and ten thousand other things:
IA Ready-Made Wearing Furmi- ma
ture, Heavy Coats, Blankets, Pants {sss
--aA- ests, OVercoats and Flannel 49,
Shirts.
Thick Boots and 81. es for Men, anc
and for Ladies a splendid variety of leather
gum and cloth shoes and overshoes.
Also--Mittens, stockings, fiannels, crayats
furs, and comforters.
A full assortment of Fancy Wares o.
latest styles for ladies' merinoes and prints
silks, gloves and hosiery; also,
Fur Hats and Caps.
q Hardware, Glassware, Pottery, l.
III sron,.naiis, window glass, putty and house.
VI furnishings ssse
All of which Will be sold &c Cheaper as euer. ,
Call and examine pur stock--no charge fol
showing Goods. BROWN & LAGRAVE.
Beetown, October 9TH, 1853. [14-1y
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Town of Patch Grove.
Application for administration.

Application for Administration.
County Court of Grant County, Wisconsin,
August 10th, 1854. Present, Stephen o.
Paine, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of John Scott Cor
don, deceased.
AN reading and filing the petition Of Loui-
Y sa L. Gordon, for administration on the
estate of said deceased, 1t is ordered that said
matter be SET for hearing on the 9Th day OF
September, A. D. 1854, at the Count House in
L Lancaster, in said county; and that this order
Grant County Herald
3tS1 STEPHEN O. PAINE, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04
Eop Sasc ar Rent.

Possession on first of Octopcr. my SMITH,
SHOP, at Lancaster, Stock of lro2 al eoa':
Tools, &C.
Terms reasonable. Enquire of me at my
shop, or at the Herald Office.
81 JOHN BORIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-04

= Hardware, Crockery, Glass, nails, &C., an
x extravagant supply. In short, every arti-
e@9cle in use in farming and mining COM
The daily union., 1854-01-05

Jackson for the basis 81 his administration and Il Will
not be un they forsake Inc faith of their fathers thai
The democratic party or this county will array them
selves agalnst Weieel the confident OF this from
the nature OF the opposition which has aesdy arisen.
What is il Does il call 10 question these principles
OF which have spokenl Does il charge Gen. Pierce
with being untrue the established doctrines OF his
party' Not at all It's Alpha and 0mega-its whole
structure from cornerstone TO coppingis the spols aud
patronage The eeng short lived, meIcenary last for
office which inspires this opposition has already marked
its track with all the equivocalion and shutting which
belong 10 its dastaEdy character by every right OF eg
innate inheritance la our State il allies itself with
whggery solely to cast shade upon the administration
which aided 10 raise into existence. In New York,
with all the unnatural blood-lhrstiness OF Tofana and
Brnvillers. il raises lie hand against its offspring
This is the present opposition to franklin PIece-he
marked out 10 fulfil this great in political his
tory And when we see the exhaation from cesspool
blot the in heaven, shall be ready believe
tha the miserable malice which dstis from the reekng
dens Of lspollcians will be able 10 this ad
mnistfation in its career, and tarnsh that fame which
Gen Pierce will acquire in fulfilling his destiny fol-
lower OF our democratic Lights and defender OF our
constitution.
The daily union., 1854-01-05
National Theatre.

Mr. Marshall, the lessee Of spopuIar empe Of the
Drama has recently taxed his sse and enterprise TO
cure corps possessing high hisronic talent, varied ac
eomplishments, and captivating graces For the last
three evenings the paygoers have been highly
iained with the representation OF the comedy entitled the
Extremes, written by citizen OF Baltimore The
po, Of this play is admirable and its literary exceences
have been favoraby noticed in the northern journals
We hazard little in saying that the present company ia
equal in professional tsent to any that grace the boards
in the United States Where all capable and de-
serving !, would seem invdious TO part Of the
members Of Mr. Marsball's company; but we cannot
deny ourselves the pleasure of saying that, of the
tors, Messrs Chapman Hale, and Smiley and Of the &C.
tresses, Mrs. DuibeId and Mrs. Mann, distinguished
themselves in the persooaon OF their respective parts o
the " Extremes" Mrs. Dufied, as Widow Crosby, won
all heorls She is indeed charming and winning &C.
rsss and is destined TO become a great fsvorie with
Washington play -goers.
The daily union., 1854-01-05
HUNTSVILLE, December 6. 1853.

HUNTSVILLE, December 6, 1858.
GENTLEMEN have the honor 10 acknowledge tbs re-
cept of your letter OF The 5th instant. inviting "my
ceptance OF supper. al such time and place as may
suggest" Such manifestation Of esteem and regard by
any portion of the people of Alabama would be crafty
ing 10 me, but is peculiarly when coming from
citizens of Madison county-in which was born,
raised, and mainly educated-where | have ever made
my home, and 10 which am attached BY the tenderes
ties Of nature and the ondes recoectons OF my life.
recognise among you some who were my associates in
boyhood and others, oil riaer years. in whose shadows
have grown TO manhood-men who have known me
long and well, and who most competent TO testify to
my character and of life should be most hap
py TO meet you tie festive board 10 revive pleasant
"reminiscences OF the past--to contemplate important
events in the future, which are now dlmy foreshad-
owed-to recur 10 The political principles by which l
have been and expect be, governedand to give fuller
utterance to the emotions of gratitude which your kind
consideration and generous confidence exciie bu, shall
leave in day or two for Washington city, and must
poy the brief period OF my stay here in arranging my
private business preparatory TO long absence from
home Regretng my inability TO meet you in The
ner proposed, thanking you sincerely for the compliment
rendered, and acknowledging renewed Obligations OF
fidelity 10 The principles have always proessed and 10
your interest in common with that OF people OF Ala
bama generally, a, gen nlemcn respectfully, your most
obedient servant, c. G. CLAY, Jr.
Nessrs. II. A. Biniod, 5. D. Hale, A. II East, 5. s.
Scott. and others
The daily union., 1854-01-05
Gen. Sam Houston.

During his recent visit 10 this city, (ssys the Nashville
Union) General Houston VISITED both houses Of The
ersl assembly, where he received with the consid
Grafton due his eminent services and position On the
day preceding bis departure the following note was ad
dressed to him by members OF the legislature and
on receiving reply TO II from General Hooson tLat the
contemplated visit would give him great pleasure. mos,
OF the members in the city called upon him. A large
number Of the old friends and aeguainances OF ,ha
general also called upon him during his stay
Hall on THE HousE or RrpREsnsrArryrs.
December 20, 1853.
DEAR We, the undersigned, members Of the
house Of representatives OF Tennessee dcsrous OF man
esting esteem for the character OF distinguished
Of our Stale, and appreciation Of HE services in the
military and civil departments OF the republic, would be
pleased 10 pay respects TO Gen Sam Houston If be
ia Dot Otherwise engaged, this day at twelve O'clock
John N Lilafd, George w Winchester
I'd Hams w Z. Chambliss
A. Seeiei George v. Hebb,
N. y. Cavii, Wilam Philips
Thomas MabrT Lloyd Bulen,
Joseph Ipmnings, Joshua Richardson
T. Lshb, j. u Cooke
W., sykes, W. j. Mathis,
B. q. Chowning, w. Wood
Joshua Easery, Nathaniel Williams,
Ed J. Wood, S. A. Csrreji
y stpysH, w. :. Maxwell
H. "A Wood.
Gen. SAM HoUsroN.
The daily union., 1854-01-05
OFFICIAL.
? PRENTICE,

TREASURY DspsErssSr, January /, 1854.
Nonee hereby given 70 the holders Of
ock !" the United sse that this
chae, any tma between the hereof
nca portions Of hose stocks amounting aggregate 10 seven
million ooH In the manner aud men
toned TO wit
10 case of hny contingent competition, amount stated
preference WIN be given the time which said
stocks may be Offered The Unsigned tho United
states by The parties who
De transmitted 70 This department upon receipt Whereof
pueeNn De pad compounded Of following particulars
l. Ihe par value specified each certificate
Pom'um on The stock of by the act OF
'ny eo reaeemne November 49, 1885, per on the
stock Of the onn authorized 1872 redeensb 3 De
ermbe iso OF hiteen and half Of
oans authorized hy the OF lsT
me nner on The aisi December 1867 and
iune isosi o twenyone Of loan
authorized BY The act Of 1850
ssf 1864 Commonly called the Texan Indemnify
I'd Interest on the each January
ssf TO The date OF receipt and with
allowance o the owner days
in addition.
Payment r said stocks win he made IN dan of the
The United snfes, Boston,
OF Philadelphia, /. the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan s-d,'suuns Secretary ofihs Treasury,
The daily union., 1854-01-05

proyemen OF The rge, when not constrained TO bald
ty parie, ar models. Those sessels were their own
models and uncontrolled their elon and should
the same liberty be extended TO them n the construction
OF the pro. osed SIX steamers, they will produce vessels
not nfenof TO onr celebrated clippers Ia the failures
oi steamers there Is no complaint against the hus
OF the vessls, texeept the steamers The fault lies
in the ens aes built By contract.
BY giving the above place in your valuable paper,
you will correct the OF the "Mefcury and do JUS
tiee very respectable and useful class OF most
valuable aud scientific citizens, and very much oblge
yours. very respectfully,
CHAS s. BOGGS.
1t u. S Navy.
The daily union., 1854-01-05
from the Huntsville (Ala.l Democrat,
Correspondence.
CHAS. s. BOGGS.
1t. u. ). Navy.

HrNTsynLE Gala } December o. 1893
SIN Ii has been with ordinary qualification that we
have heard OF your recent election BY the legislature OF
our State TO The Senate OF the United States This posi-
non is one which you justly entitled, not less by
your talents your integrity and the soundness oil Your
political opinions than by he unwayerng zeal and ab
y which you have evnced. since your arrival at
manhood. struggling TO uphold the true principles oil
democracy in this Stale,
We are desrous 0! besiowng upon you some mark OF
our confidence and esteem before your departure from
midst to upon The adaous duties pertaining 10
your Office We therefore ask your acceptance OF sup
per. TO be provided such time and place you may
The daily union., 1854-01-05

SAtD--A of will Re or
II Sfh Instant and respectfully
amounts will be seticd
customers cannot imagine take pleasing
wants when heir sceonnt. are paid presentation IL both
agreeable 10 the and sending
We have hand Kinds
which VERT cheap.
cheap '-'
large lot Of French nerinos, tvbe sold cheap.
srxr stock Of kinds of eoods
which sell cheaper than .l.s~ber.
Dec 23-waw3wf HALL. A RRpTurp
The daily union., 1854-01-05
Ax lELE1s RAFkf.

ARRIvAL
HALIFAX, Jan THE steamer Canada, with weeks
later news, has Just arrived
Flour has advanced in price corn shilling wheat
TWO pence Cotton Is unchanged Gales OF e week i5 goo
bales. Provisions dal Consols declined.
ls reported that The Persian deoa oil
Furkay was caused by direct promise from Car
remit the debt aud restore the disputed territory The
Shah places 80 900 troops the Czsr's disposal
Turkey has forbidden the exporiaii9n OF grain.
The vacancy caused by the IegnaioR of Lord Palmer
sion has not yea been oiled
There has been weather on The Ish coast. The
ship Niagara ashore Bexord The passengers and
esrgo saved.
soule fought duel with Marquis Target the French
minister Young souIe also fought duel with the Duke
Of Alba. Nobody damaged
The French and Bfitish fleets entered tho Black
tho l0h The supposed destination is sebssopol Three
ships OF each squadron remained guard
the Gear having frequently declared the entry OF the Black
sea equivalent 10 deelaation of The withdrawal
OF the Russian minister's Paris and london i'm
diaely looked for.
Much sktrnishing the Danube Kaafat was attacked
on The 4h The Russians Tepulsed with great car
mage on both sides
Nothing later from Asia.
The daily union., 1854-01-05
supreme Court of the United states.

WrpsEspsy, January 4, 1854
o II. Browne, esq OF Nebraska, was admitted an a.
torney and counsellor OF this court
No. 36. r. Corning a., plaintiffs in error ", Peter
A Burden The argument Of this cause was continued
By M Seymour for he psinid- error. and by Msssrs
Fitzgerald and Johuson for the defendant in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, III o'clock a. m