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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

S.nin's lnvisnIion 10 ms Fellow Citizens
to call in friendly way and pass their OPT ioa upon
sstabhs bnent Of Worlds Fair several days
past Tbs most beautiful hig ally finished and CLASSIC
sSi eoUnry IL iur. moi to Be resisted ssussis j, .hs
this gem the u Is sold notwithstanding Ire pal
p@,s rupe' o'ity ever all tina. he has heretofore
Setnred at the Oh prics-sour dollars GENfN, 24
Broadway. opposite 4 Psni's church.
Fine FAN Has. rh1 most captivating
hshmsnt Of 6ORNwFLL BRE~ SER, Of No IL Park
rovi and II ganti dssiscus TO sppesr in the
n iehs IT the mode they must call upon bornweli
Brewster.
Hats, Fail ssyle.-rhe Dew HAT Co., I4s &
Jas Ma rteet-Sipgs hat st wh ,s.aie prios Hats
sor three do lars equal four dollar hat In sity
One price DO abatement.
A sasty AID grseerui hat, made Of the finest
AAteria ana ~srr.pted superior soy 81 hat 10 town.
n and Judge for Of the savsn.sess aorasd
- shn esfablshpspt
oxxressDss, eJli UaOtns, &c., Selling IN NJ
sest-fOUNG JAYNE, 432 Pearl street, Madt
~, sfsr their extensive stock Of csrpets TO- at cost
great Opportunity for buyers.
CaxpstisR and Floor OH Cloths Selling or at
ss:t OF less, ct i.YAT' % Bo~srv IT emendous bar
siso 60 oCo yards sood ioerain carpe.ns =. "a a
g. TO 6s. per yard oil cloth. as a. and &c table
md piano covers, hearth mats &o Call and see at
~ Bowery
Selling or upirty per cent less than Broad.
way pricss-A superb stock Of English medallion, vel
vet tapestry subu and ingram carpets, olsloths
&C. ut ruinous prices; choice selection Of table and
piano covers, st aI.AM ANDER5UN'S, 90 30 very.
aaesosleDns.-- snr Largest Assortment Of Me.
05eous IN the city, including the sole agency for $.
W Smiths celebrated melodeous tuoei la the equal
temperament sold At pr oes, ~holesalsiar retail whoh
asfy ccmpetition. HORACE wA1ER5 S33 Broadway
--s.H----
f'ranoforssa- An Immense Assortment of
gsn ppos and meiooeons 'or sale u rent. at less
srbcs than they be had esbere In thu market
tAsgo variety Of second hand pianos prcss $50, SIS
So 10, SIS, sleo, stsb. 30 to Si76 Besudul psuos
shioh have rented for short Time sale at great
baxgs ina livery instrument ~arYsnted. A srge dis
count made from factory prices for cash To suit
purchaser, monthly paymenss win bs taken. Cash
paid for SECOND hand pianos.
H0RACs WATERS, No 3s3 Broadway.
Aspenwa1ps Tonic 1ixsuro Ranks with the
lnfauihe specifies 10 rsdicine II IL the positive anti
ao'c ~ fever and sgns, cnrne II generally within few
days, snd pever failing 70 prodot the desired result
Prepared BY H0Ma- MsxwfiL. (succsssors to
James =. lspiawail.l 40 william street
zuse white Bseruy, FOE preserv>s.-Cnosce
hrsnoes Of varions vintsgea; old Port shsrr Maseir
40; vines gin, -chisda schnseps, clue schnapps nm
syrups, cordiafs, re-, 10 st low rates. VIM Il I'M
DERfHfJ, 400 Bronze street., corner Of Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

sDwspcs = new romsnss, sotjtied The oonspirAto,s
- Tale Of hsxsco.n VIII ygn through some four or
sz N moers and I'll prove story a ct Sopul .rlsy.
M Hstchmsn rs the cheerful pa polished In
- Cnheo States People fond Of joses and sunshine
shoaIe Try . copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

7yHE LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAI
i MADAME IiRICH has sent from PariA chois .,
selection Of emfrcderies and laces, 7antillas lace
silk and clob and few of the styles Of
dress caps ali o. which she has personally selected
they are now ready at her warsroon,s, IS WaverleJ
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Few will come TO woe wed.
Change 'he color then If fate
Has -i'h hrelnchs uraped your pate,
Or II tin has passed that way,
Turning them to silver gray
Cristsdoro's excelsior dye produces . glossy, n
and Ia ting black or brown In ave minutes Nj
tured, sod, and privately applied, by CRISTAD
Aftor Houee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

DERFECT DEEsSMAKING HUNDREDS ARE Now
testir and delighted with Tayor's invention for
nutpg AND making dresses Ladies wishing to this
crest Improvement must call MRS BnACB NEY, 407
Broad say, Up stairs Don't mistake tie rooms
do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Shswts, Shawis,--Just Received and for
- at graf bargains rich hmere long and square
snaw's plain and printed thio-t do Bay rate and
Scotch DO plain and embroidered grape do black CASH
more long and square 90 II LEADBE ATER (late
kasheater Leg a47 Broadway, corner OF Leonard
street
Aocbo a Co., FasnS00s0Ae Hausxs, No. l56
rcs~ay respectfully invite tbs svtenaan OF their
soers and the public to the fab fashion sor gcnemens
tnta and caps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

DARIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOUGAL, NO 10
i sixth avenue (oesr WnverIy Place), will open on
Monday, sopt 20, beautiful assortment Of Paris
nets, just received per last steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

swedish HAIR Creator wilt create Hair az
halo heacs prevent the hair from falling oy and 81 au
article Of toilette shoul be BY every lady gen
r'enap For sale BY the prncpsl druggsts and ut
depot, No. 32i Broadway Price 81
HUTCHINSON, sgeat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

The FableO F0ubtsin OF Beauty IL rcatfxen
IN the Palm of thousand Flossrs It ~E pressrve the
skn nnffsek-c, unrcughered pnwrsnkied from yoath
Nothing be heal full than this fragrant
emolIielt. Fetridge % 8ostoa
C. H. RING 1872 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
PO0r OFFICE NOTICES.

DOsr OFFICE NOTICE The NAILS FOR EUROPE
per United stssss stesmsr T. LOUIS, win csose u
this oce Saturday the 23d day of sepssmosr, ct
O'Clock An ISAAC FOWLER, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

"A ANTEI-A PROTESTANT NUksk, SWISS, GET
w man, Scotch or Welsh, who speaks good boslisn.
to thse charge Of two little girls OF the ages OF
ano ioor yesrs, ard ~ Go plain xipg Ia family
,ditg n ircpsy 10 Europe She must b. FOND Of chit
dr. onging and lnd, OF gooi religions pr ncipes aud
accusomso 70 Ire charge Of youag child en-, hight and
Gay The pust bong give unexcaptionabls srencs
where, he bas SER 90 in that caracitv persoa ~ho
has no family iss ana be- seen thu sgs Of 30 aud 40
Preferred One o ccnecentiousiy fnldl these
auhem.nt- wir fSd perrnanent home Acriy, he
Ia ssp the hoUrs o. md l0A. aud and 4p M ~ 81
Fieryepert House. Brooklyn. By Wall street ferry None
ostthose nsve-ine entirely to tbs advertisement need
srpIy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Fail and winter Dry g sOds --Just 6ecel we'd
from choice lots of rich paid aua fancy
sks, Fren ID rserinos cashneres, Soosn olai,s NOUS
Dc hinee &c stso large qaaaty OF extra RIGA Lyons
and Paris ribbons latest styles all OF very reduced
prices LORD b taylor, 25s, 257, $50 and 26l Grand
street. Of Chrystis ard Al and 40 fold Nos 81 and
S8) Catharine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

HcueDs0n ~ Knapp, 10 CsrxaAn6s ssrosx,
Gye hsn Of tht best stocks Of mems and b. vs.
thng IN he city adaoss1 to city trade, southern
no vss'ern M rsets - tie very lowest cash prices
AL and examine for yourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

- IL Thompson, from Paris, chronological
asr cutter IL to be found Warren three
sEom Broadway He IL the only sr'ist 10 New York
shorougy understands suting the suit the for
nation Of the head Call and try his skill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

IA ANTfD-oY PR0TE rsNT YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation A. nurse ADD seam tress; Is /. gsod
drtsmaltr apa o. sll kipas Of f.rny 20 sing AMI
would make herself generally usssaI; Is kind DOLLY
irg has lived twelve hs IN her last glaze aud can
give to oest OF city reference Prefers Methodist IA
Bppd G,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

A tasty asd graeefui hat, made OF the finest
AAteria ana ssrr.ped superior any 81 hst 10 town.
sold b ESptNcHEID Of 11s Na sau street, for 50 So
n And judge for yourselves Of the advantages afforded
~ shis esfaLlsh mept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

A sOOD COOK wARTED-ONE wHO UNDER
n stsnds her b1s5psss thoroughly fnd situation
BY calling At ~ Abingdon place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

DARls MILLINERY MRS CLAW ON, So CANAL
i street wiz open Paris fall millinery Monday,
Sept. rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

40 DESIGNERS AND wOOD ENGgAvERS.--w tNrEI
1 Immediately, drstrate dasgner AID several wood
cutters, to whom, II steady and industrious, perm
employ ment will be given Apply TO Frank FA- yell
Co., IL and IA spruce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

El0cRs5 SBeeks! CIocks!I! The most dc.
arabe patterns to b. found in Parts embracing
husdIea syss For sale ut small advance the cost
of importation, by WI T. DALEY co, 631 and 6S3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Hats, Fall styIe.-rhe dew Hat Co., I48 &
4S Ma ssu rt,eet-Spgis hat st VII ,s.ae prics Hats
f three do lars equal any four dollar hat In the sty
One price Abatement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Fine Fall Haas. - Tho most caTIIl waiting
hats thi- fall have emspated from the srssb
hshmsnt Of aORNwFLL l. BRE" SER, Of No IL Park
rovi and Il gsnti en- dssiscus to sppesr in the
n ieht "f the mode they must call upon bornwell h
Brewster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Just Received, 1000 Overcoats, . eaca
troels SACKS, tslm.s in all colors also dress and
foex ,oats s. cost originally $le coo Paris
pants Il 50 ocst 50, last years make. GEO. LEvIE
corr er IF Nassau and Bseaman streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Mata for rnc MDllon.-f ne were Possible
Tor KIN 70 Dspufactvre million Of his beautiful fall
styis hats, have not doubt he would Snd sc-dJ
sac for them among the almost cou ptl-ss multitude
who sdm'ra the hsbness grave. and elegance OF he
sxte BY strict attention 10 the tastes aud req dire
snsuts Of hir customers, and rigid determination
saIpass his rivals IN getipg nne hat Ut Low pss
Knex drives great business at his stores l28 Fulton
st3Aet and bb9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

FsslileE able I0tsliigs Bce.-MoIyneux Bell 7,
81 CsDa street. will make public display Of fashions
h COATS ta mas snn mantillss for this season. Non
day, Sept rs. AS it will be ntere ting occasion to
the ladies' tsev 10 doubt will honor hun with their pre-
sence generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

900 WIGS md roupees Always ON Hand
ut The wig factory Of NEDHU.s IT HE tRD 81 Made
lane. New York. National Hots1, Washington. II {
They sde OF the hest nstuysl hair ADD hine
sbe latest Improvements. ladies' ornamental hair
great abundance u Maiden lans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

tI7ANTEr-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A
" healthy young woman; hae obje ;ton to travel
9TH family; city medical referer gwen. Apply at
8 sst Thirteenth street, bet een Third and Fourth
ave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

M RS RlNGGOLD HAS TIE HONOR OF INFORMING
ll her pupils and the public In general that she in
ter ds opening Friday, September 90 with ri:h
sor'ment OF Paris bonnsts ladies' and chdren's for
the ciiy--2so sixth corner Eighteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

TOOK WANTED-waO THOROUGHLY UNDER.
~ stands her business, and bring fsst rata CRY
references Apply, only Of such character At No. IA
Gramercy psrk, in the morning. before ] O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

o&rpcssDss, O1l UaOtns, &C., Sailing IN ~
sost-IOUNG JAYNE, 432 Pcari street, Mast
80 sfsr their stock Of carpets TO- at cost
great opportunity for buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

Perpetual fitting wigs and SOupt en-. the
novel improvements Cnrebugh has just In cuosd,
cures be zig against all shrn king loss of shape du
ENG its There other wigs cool, hin,
elastic and durable CIIRE ,UGa'S heads of HAIR
1879 Fulton street, opposite st Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

(NHAMBERwORK, AND 10 ASSIST IN rHl, " Ash
~ ing, and ironing ard ~aiting-Situaton wanted IN
small private family Good city reference given. APP
ply at Of Smith and Bergen Streets Brooklyn
next to the pork store, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

TWO YEN wANTaD--rO IT ND, ONE IN WALL
j ftr, OF. the other in Broadway and exhibit ne
s,,e's, to SELL but to taxs orders Apply a. room
H. SAT Broadway from to to-day. Fair wages paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

A wATCHNAKER WANTED TO GO TO ALBANIA.
n Inquire Of Louis \. Fellows Schsll, q Astden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

= " DUNG LAI les WANTED SEVERAL GEN TEL. RE
n spectacle young ladies' wanted to attend 10 frst
class dining saloon, situated in the lower part of the
city smsricans. English, French preferred Apply
this morning to Howes Thompson, 81 Nassau street.
room No. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

w ANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED PROTECT mt wO
W man, q situation cook or TO assist In the wash
Ing and ironing Apply at 1911 Fast Twenty street
between First and Second avenues for three days as
factory references given.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
ELEcTIoN--Tuesday, Nov. Staa

Resolved. That the Democratic party lrtA
resist all attempts at renewing, in Congress or
out of it. the agitation Of the "iarery question,
under 1rhatever shape or color il may be made.
Baltimore Platform, 1852.
TThe Missouri Compromise hadl an origin
akin to that of the Constitution Of the United
States, conceiped in the same spirit Of trdternal
affection, and calculated to renaore forever
The danger trhich seemed to tbreatef at some dis
tanf dan, 10 sever the social bond of anon. Ill
the eridencps of public opinion at that day, SEEM
ed TO indicate that this compromise has be-
cono as sacred thing, avhicb no ruthless
hand lrouh ,rer be reckless enough to disturb.
- STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
That this repose is to suffer no shock during
mig official term, if hare po,cer to aroid it.
those arho placed me here may be assured
President PrERcE's Message.
sResolped. That all national laws which sus-
tain OF recognize slavery except when the In
stitution exists as distinct state right, SHOULD
be repealed.
sResolued, That we believe it TO be the duty
Of Congress 10 Incorporate the provision of the
Ordinance of 1887, prohibiting slavery OF in
voluntary servitude into all territorial organ
ic acts hereafter to be passed and TO oppose
admission into the Union Of any new slave
states p Wisconsin, State Democratic Conren-
!iom, Sept. 9TH 1919, ...
Who will believe that creature called MAN,
Or allow him to form any part Of ones plan?
He will change with the wind, or the still
changing moon,--
That which he said in the morn he will DENY
ere IT'S noon. OVID
off am right, Thy grace impsss,
Still in the right to stay;
II am wrong, O teach my heart
TO find the betteY-aoay'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
WasD1srn an d the gsarance.

All the signs seem to conform to the
general desire that WAsHBuRN will be e.
letted ny tremendous majority. His
soundness upon the great questions is ac-
knowledged to be from principle rather
than party. That he will stoutly oppose
the gradual transformation Of this Repub-
lican Government into a Slave Empire or
Negro OLgarchy, none will dispute, we
think.
His character for fair dealing has been
well tried through vast amount of busin-
ess transactions, extending in almost every
direction and to most every department OF
trade, without so much as single fault be-
ing urged against him which is almost
without parallel in the history of cleo
lions. Nothing said in censure of any
public or private transaction of his life
All our candidates stand fair as citizens
and as business men. Whether selected
from the farm, the mine, the workbench
or the desk-each is known to be of goot
moral character and upright in his dealings
They are men that would be safe to entrus
with the life, purse or property of individu
al or community. There is no cause 70
Republicans scratching their tickets,--vott
for WAsHBuRN and the balance, and thel
you will have no cause for regret.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
f0' ne Grant coanty Herald.
A Grave ON a san,e

a
tue columns Of Your paper % the fe, thu
upon foul deed, and D Is @ay be
ses 5p5'lc &c About week since, a ws; s
s5a,;l q some Young cattle on thu m'
supp aa,Ia,t bottom, fell in compa a,,s Mis- Mis-,
young you man who told me that any a NAV WITH
lett the steamer War-Easle !, + w 1Iaa b
a landing in Iowa nearly oppos;, aa n
loo,) who stated, that bejjnaf p f. = Watt
acc aeGk n, he heard noise of scufflins ' s.s sS
ned Just IN time to see blow sfrn ,ela !!
club Or billet of wood and . 1 naas WI
immediately; the hands gathered i's s'a,,i
ia box was procured, nailed up, tb al0 u
then proceeded on her way: ans ali
ted that he believed deed Of y i,i ne
been committed by the mate NJ 'h0 ha
Since then, the following facts b. ~,s O0at
pred; A man, recently married s. san''
ing at the mouth Of Mccartney R sna n,
having been atDubuque to sell -, Dfanch,
and not having been heard 'V a Wood
about the ! time time Of the occurrence ,, S,lcs
to, suspicion was aroused tba. b @l ,sa:l;
have been killed and buried ~ !. Ie might
mentioned by the passenger oF VI, ~. Psce
A party Of nine, among whom w saV oOat
tormant, DR.. Ballou, being drec ts ny !. ID
Mr.. Donolly Of Wapaton, v who ssw y !, \
% boat land at the bar, to the place wba ~,
the grave was supposed to be, na sas' I
search and dug up a rough box bura,Sso ~
~ six or eight inches below the suris w.
when the lid was removed and twas fonO
to contain the remains of fair-haired h.
apparently about fourteen years Of ACE :.
Upon the left side and nearly upon 3 h.
top of the head Wa place much brmsaj
and a deep indenture showed fractnra !,
the scull. A cloth had been laid on m
place to absorb the blood, and the conn,s
nance Of the boy indicated extreme terra,
Who that poor boy is, Or how he cana :,
his death no one here around can tell br,
circumstances indicate a ruthless decd 4
blood. Perhaps some fond mother or reS
tie sister awaits the coming of him Sbo
sleeps his last long sleep alone amid The
hollow murmers Of the eyer-rushing We.
tiers. Be that as it may, though no tea,
may be shed over his lonely restinp-plaee
nor any sorrow for his untimelv fate vet
justice demands that some inquiry be mad,
in the matter before the waters erase al
traces of his grave. F. WE.
Waterloo, Oct. 9th, 1854.
N. B. Since penning the above, notiit
having been given to magistrate Of tht
town Of Waterloo, an inquest has beer
held, and upon hearing the testimony 0
witnesses and physician, the verdict Of tht
jury was that the deceased came to hi
death from the effects of a wound over Ii,
left temple. F.W.F,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
One word so Adopted Citizens

In order to present the workings of this
Nebraska act, and its determinations be-
tween American born citizens and citizens
Of foreign birth, We will suppose that James
B, an adopted citizen of the United
States, and who is fully impressed with lL.is
duties to his God, his Country and him.
SELF goes tc Kanzas intending to settle
there and to oppose Slavery. He sets to
work honestly and with purpose to abide
by the laws and his own conscience. He
reads from the Nebraska Bill as follows:
Sec. 5. Propided That the right of
suffrage and holding office shall be exerci-
sed only by citizens of the United States
and those who shall have declared on oath
their intention to become such, nd shall
have taken an oath to support the Consti-
tuition of the United States, aad the pre-
customs Of THIS act.
The words sand the provisions Of his
act" are what we propose to consider 1t
will be seen by them that James is bound
to swear to support the Nebraska act
whereas, We're he Of American birth he
need not take any such oath. Let us see
what, among other provisions, 1.-THE provis-
ions of this act" require:
Sec. %, Approves, extends and enfor-
ces "within the limits Of said Territory
the Compromise act Of 1850, known AS the
Fugitive Slave law.
Sec 4, Repeats the Missouri Compro-
mise.
Well, from the reading of these sections
James discovers that he cannot, in con.
science, take an oath to support "the provi
sions of this act" one provision of which
approves the Fugitive Slave act of 1850
What next?
Why. then he turns in to work among
American born citizens, who are not thu
required to swear to support "the provi
sions of this act" He succeeds in securing
majority in the Territorial Legislator
for freedom and against slavery-extension
Next WHAT
The Legislature enacts bill prohibit
ing slavery in Kanzas. The South Care
lima Governor, whom President Pierce ha
just appointed vetoes the bill of cours
the Governor can veto any act not passed
by two third vote. What is to be don,
nowi
James goes to work and secures LIE
gislature of majority by two-thirds or Q
yer for freedom: they pass the bill owe
the Governors veto; then the Governo
signs the Bill, and it is sent TO Congses
like all other Territorial Laws. If Con
gress 'atsrfsres not, The bill passes into
Law, but 1t may go through the same pro
cess II Congress as IN the Terrisarv-as /.
:ts passage SD vote; s-ro-sh;-s y,.., -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
M A r RED

29th ult.. by Rev. E. NJ Lewis, Mr. BIN.
JAMIN WALLACE, Of La Fayette Co., 10 81.
RAH j. RoRERTs, of Beetown.
We acknowled e receipt of gold dollar and
liberal share of cake with the marriage 10,
tice
Blessed of heaven. esteemed of men,
And be their ages ur-score-and-ten
Then. fat and funny and full eff wears,
May love and plenty and jolly times be their;
22d u't.-At the residence of VIM. Pollock
in CasSville, by J. D. Harp, Esq, Mr.. GAa
RrT STAcHAL, Of Hurricane Grove, to Mis-
ELLEN O'NEIL, of Cassvil!e.
goth n't.-At Fairplay. by Elliot C. Hugin;
Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL RI. HIrcHcocK, to Fray
CEs ANls. daughter of Alexander Oldham d
Fairplay. Grant County, Wis.