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REMOVAL.
THOMPSON & Co,

IHOMPSON u 90,
Removed 10 NO. 80, College street,
OUR very extended and constantly increasing trade
removed to spacious aud store recently erected
for Us on college Street, where will be happy 10 our
friends and customer Weaso take this occasion say
the public, that viii continue very successful system
/ RAPID SALES Al A SHALL ADFANCE
! ON COST,
and as we expecto greatly increase tare purcha
will Of be enabled To buy cheaper and consequently
sell cheaper han ever and our customers will marguerite
the J prompt settlement oil the accounts IL The
pasl-hey may anticipate great 6irg, in The future in The
way Of nOvelesan bargains We hope therefore 10 have
aud outs. THOMPSON q co.
janI '57-T No. 50, College st.
GO1DYEAR,s PREMIUM GUM GOODS.
TUsF received supply ofGOOdyear Patent Cum Goats,
CiOak and LeggnZs proof all kinds Of weather
-dec2o S''-- u M -'"0 '''' "''-'' j. H. HceILL
BUCKSKlN SHIFTS AND DRAW Era.
- ECElVED III day small lot Of best quality OF Buck
deco J. H. McGlLL.
WHITE AND OPERA AID GLOVES.
TUSt received handsoms lot Of White and Light
deco LH NoGUL
TRUNKS AND VALICES.
UST received supply Ct 5es; Sole Leather Trunks
q and VlEces and large lot # cheap styles. 81 ior
see % IdeclOI J. t. hCGiiL.
nRESSING EOBES.-A few Robes, we'll waddsd
II received and for sale BY j. H. BcGlLL
TTNDERW EAR.-We have nov sgpurb gssOrt
~ nleut Of ssasonabe underaear. Il consists O.:
shaker flannel, shaker AMT
Segovia LAMBS Wool,
Red SaIony, Arnariau,
Merno. Cashmere
Lined Silk, O Canton FlarnEl,
Twled Cotton, &c, al Of which aTs selling at
fair rates idec20l r. NCGUL
TEN8AV SHAW LS AND MUFFLERS.
L handsome lot of heavy Travelling Sbawls and Nut
fers received and for sale BY J. Il. MCGILL
CHIRTS A = ID COLA RS.-Just received another
- invoice of best style Of SHIRTS and Collars at various
prices. [dsc25l j. a. MCGIIL
COLORED SHIRTS A s.ralt lot Of cji5rsa shirIs,
\ fine style, and good supply ofcacap ones.
deco j 81. NC8ILL.
NECK TIES AND STOCKS Just received every
~ variety Of Cr.-7lts, Ties aud stocks
deco J. a. acGILL,
Ladies and GGDlieme1's
Furnishing Store, cor1er of Square aud Carge street
TURNPIKE SFOCB WAITED.
HAVE-sOme valuable Real Estate which viii sell on |
the most liberal terms, 0Heha payable in stock in the
Lebanon, NOlensvile, Charlotte Pixies, which l Will /
take at " liberal valuation. Apply
decll -IOd r. w. BROWN, Az Cherry st.
40 Inc CONSU-nEELS Or CORN MEAL IN /
NASHVILLE.
7 HAVE started a Mil in the city, and will keep on /
| hand, fresh Meal at No 107 S0Uh Summer street |
All orders attended TO- and will sell the lowest cash
CITY, and will deliver TO customers in auv part ~ the
price. J. ". CAkDW ELL
mayls-f Agent
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii Free Negroes coming from any other ''AuiT, are
a hereby notified that they will not b. permitted 10 en-
ter the Corporation oil Nashville and any snca IN ula
rTbae come in violation of this notice they will be arrest
ed and committed forthwith the Work House No per
son from he country shall permit his slave TO come within
the limits Of this city without pass.
dec7-8w ANDREW ANDERSON, MIyOr.
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or TIE "oyster openers" in Boston, where
there ere scms 400, are on a strike for higher
WAGES
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PILES! PILES PILES!

PILES PILES! PILES!
THIS HITHERTO INTaACTABLs So OF EVERY FoRH AVID
EyEEV STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
w Lii never 8l. 30 giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively cur.g the worst AMI most obstinate cases Of
Hgmorrhoid7 OF Piles Il as the
ONLY INFALLIBLs REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the tiles ard the result Of years
Of patient study add investigation.
Sufferers from Pies now have q remedy at hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure Its part to DO ali The proprietor
claims for it
Full directions accompanying each box aud all that is
requisite strictly to Observe them, and will
70 follow.
DR. I H. CsvAvsUeu, presently
Dear SIR. When / arrived the city q few DAYS ago,
was suffering intense with the piles, msulluLsd my
condition yUu, asking your advice You ,Guendsd
your Pile SaiT0 lag L. would tred It the
effect immediate. and { an nov well. / believe il
10 be Jtpr0Ted N my c4e invaluable remedy and
q Tor that dssasg the Pies and sach recon-
mend il 10 others.
Yours truly jobs W, HANSON, orSt, Louis DO.
Eg- Price 81 per box, For sale ia Nashville By Ewin
Bros Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
Dr. 7. H, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aug3l-ly inside st Louis, No.
NOTICE.
OUR present prices for Common Candy is SIS per 100
~ pounds other COnfeCtiOnGues sold al former prices
WEISS III & THOMPSON,
GEORGE GREIG,
LONGHURsT d co,
ct25-lT J. C. q c. ROBERTSONE
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HEAVY DAMAGES The Gslens and Chicago
Company have Just had verdict rendered against
them in the Uni.e1 Stste5 Circuit Court at Chicago
fer Sl5 600, on account Of Injuries sustained by
gentleman through the negligence of the employees.
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Com mErtiQL
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NasgvTTIR Ian y Is6e

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Jan z, 4, 1855.
COTTON-Cotton in freely yesterday, and holders
demand the highest figures. Sales A. Hamiltons Of 90
bales co. At Johnson, Horne Co.. of I4O bales at Il
Gil IS
TOBACCO-Sales Of bhis at A. Hamilton's Mon
day the following rates. which the highest prices paid
in Nashville during the last twenty years:
HID Of Leaf at....Il 65K HID of Lug at..... IS
q. HID ....l2 IS .. HID ..... s IS
q. HID LIB O5 O.. HID 80 Is
HID &" LIB IS
GROCERIES.-Trade active, but prices unchanged.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For january, 1857,


Drawings condueiei under the superintendent or the
Stale LOTTERY Commissioner
PRIZES PAID A. SOON As DRAWN.
a GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY on TIE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND Consolidated LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
EXTRA CLASS I.
To be drawn SATURDAY January ls IN Baltimore I'D.
10000 Tickets LOCO FUZss!
In these Loteri, every Przemust be drawn BY some
one as all the Pr'ass sre drawn cut Of The Wheel
~ 4. HUBBARD Co are authorized by the Man
agars q 81 III nr.arl
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Gen r Anderson, Hon A Ewing, Col u K Steveu-ons
NIessrs Morgan q Co., T G. " Eakta d. Ca Al Duncan q
Co Nashville; w a. Spence MurrsesO0ro1 Col EIar9ry
H Harrison, Nc EnnyIe; Lem Ifuu-dale, Memphis Col
W G. Me Adoo Knoxville. SeugO & Abbott and vs. sacs,
Atlanta, Ga. llan2 set JAMES GLOVER. 2
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

NASHVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN, 7, 1887
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FOR ST. LOTS.
THE fine passenger steamer SALLEE f@1@ a
i WEST, CORBETT, Master will leave 4sETy4tA4A51g'
for the above aud all intermediate ports
TUESDAY the 9Th, at I2 O'Clock, N. For
Freight or passage apply on board or to
A. HAMILTON. ; .-.
ia5-lt II. II. HARRISON, !
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GENERAL PJWCHSSING AGENCY.
NO. 70, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
EaehvEEFr- Veuup see

nRDEES small Orlarge accompanied with The cash, Tor
- articles OF description from finger ring, hat or
shawl Up 10 complete stock of Goods, Gro cries. urugr
CoufectiOnades. Ugine, carefully and promptly
attended 10 and forwarded ed. Commission
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NOtice-InhaIatiOn in COnsumPtiOns-See
Advertisement unde this head. Female Complaints, Vene
zeal Affections ~ persia Diseases of the Heart aud Liver
&c will meet tn due sHsntion. 'oct2G-d6m.
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WHEAT AND CORN.
THE subscriber W pay hf-. eft market price r good
L merchaniabis W heat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH
uOvlL-lm Once, S +. cor. C1lr-. aud Sprugsts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-07

jackson q adams,
BROAD STREET,
WEST OF CHATTANOOGA DEPOT
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Nd Manuflcturersof Sash Door Frames, Blinds, Man
"A Ties MOuIdugs, ArchitGves Base Boards, Psstarsr
Goods Boxes and all EBds Of Wood yvrg NECESSARY for III
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses every description
Orersfrom he surrounding country solicited Work care
fuy putup to be hauled sphpped without injury
jams 57-da@&Ti Wy ~ JACKSON & ADAMS.
KECEIyED AND FOR SALE
At J. G. ROBERTSON
100 boxes W. X. Cheese mild, fresh article;
80 boxes sweet favored Oranges;
hhds Cocoa Nuts;
% barrels soft shell Almonds, fresbi
10 do Fnbers;
10 do Cream nuts;
10 do Cranberries;
SO do Ale, different brands,
~ Cases Stie and sweet CataWba Wine;
10 do Cherr' Brandy
10 do Ladies Wine;
10000 Cigars, suitable fer COuRtry Trade;
10000 do Best Brands for City Retail;
dozen ale Pumps, New York make;
which Will be sold cheap, at J. G. ROBERISONS,
jams 57-tf Broadway.
POETRY OF PHYSIC.
FERs PILLS, glide sugarshod, over the palate, but
"A their energy, although wrapped up is there and tells
with giant force on the very foundations Of disease There
tho sands Of sufferers no would their di-em
pers Il hey knew they could be cured for 25 cents-T
Ayers Pills, and you will know IT,.
Purify the blood and disease Will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured al
ready.
Take this best of all Purgaves and ScrOfula Indigestion
Weakness Headache BackaChe Sideache, Jaundice Rhsu
masm, arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels,
all derange all diseases which Purgatiye remedy
reach, fy before them like darkness before the sun
Reader, II you suffering from any sf the numerous
compa they cure-sur no more-he remedy has been
provided for you, and it isCriminsl 10 neglect IT,
That Ayer's Cherry Psetgral is the best medicine for
Cough, the whole world, that 4ys-'5 Pills
are the best Of all Pills is known TO those who have used
them.
Prepared by Or. ;. c, AVER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Medicine through this section.
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GOOD MEDICINES
r. r. 2.
Important Revelations.

Possessing the important influence over the health
the body, has been entirely overlooked and
neglected by the Medical Faculty.
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CHAPTER

WONDERFUL POWER THR R. 2. h REMEDIEa KERPIEa
HEALTHY PAIN.
BQUALIZR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THB
SYSTEM.
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?. 2, PECK,

TTAS removed his stock Of CARRIAGES to Coopers
IL Buildings, corner Cherry and Deaderick streets,
where he has now on hand complete assortment OF
Coaches, ROckawRys and Bugglss. Jan IT,
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ON MANHOOD,

ON va "A u A2OOEBs
AND ITS PREM AZURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the Goth Thousand;
-y-T-h- A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
z6lESzA TREATMENT, without Medicine, of SpeTma-
ETI%4Y t1rrr.er ur Local easUess, Nocturnal Ennis
us4IasazsS oas. Genital AND Nervous Debility, ImpO-
torcv and Trrr,-,i.rl,.nts Co Mar generally.
-'' by g. DE LAEEI, N. D.
The irD4vrant fact lhur the many alarming complaints,
orf-in ti f- this ruteuCa ud solitude of youth, may
he easily r moved wriHorr MEDICINE, is in this small tract,
cIagrI, rated aud tue entirely and highly
cs-r Treatment as adopted by the Author fully explained,
y means Of which ever is enabled Ia cure HIMSELF per
fecy and al ssh cost thereby aFOulhg all me
advertised uusIruWs of the day.
Sentt any address, gratis aud post free in sealed eRve-
lone nv yritfug pDst paid postage stamps to Dr.. B.
DE LANEY. L, Lispcnard Street, New York City.
-Euud
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TcTHE LADrEs.-Prof. HALE will give freq
Lcctu TO the Lgdias exclusively, this evening at
O'CLOCK, at the Third Presbyterian Church The
ladies will now have fair opportunity of hearing
I'll about the wonders and mysteries of Biology.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY !
On the HAVANA Plan.
PlSIEES GUARANTEED.
SHO2sG13G2

Only 10000 Numbers
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT pEUCCTIDvI
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOIIERT .
EY AUTHORITY Or Tag sr,TE OF sEo-GlL
CLASS U,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18Th 1856
At Concert ball. Macon, Ca, under the sworn Su-er-
lntsndence OF Col Geo. 81. Logan aud vs. q. Anderson
~ Remember this Lottery has only Fin5er Thousand
Numbsrs-less tlau any Lottery in ne World. gaereE
it is the best for investment Examine the scheme:
SCHEME. .
PrlZe oI-..--.--- .-,-..--.- $4,000
- .-.--.-.. ....---. 1000
~ ..---------..- .s-..--. 2 200
......-..... 1909 ars............ 1000
o --.'-...-... 500 ars.........-. 900
oO --.s----.s-- lNN -Ie--------...r so %
APPROXIMATION PEIzas.
20 approximations Of 500 lrs..-..-........ s. 800
81 90 hfe.--s-.-.-. 900
90 20 ars..---....-...- 1000
l7I2 Prizes, amounting 10 $lcz roo
~ Tickets $40, Halves, IS, Quarters, e. So
The 500 Prizes OF SO determined r the last to-
the number which draws the Capital Prize OF E5-
UJO The capital Prize will, OF course end Ib one OF e
1glTeS-l 2, 3 4, O. o, z @ o. tuHsa Whole Ilgs-ls
ending with the figure The last ia The Carl IL
will be entitled TO $40. Halves and Curriers' ~ proper
ton.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Eg Persons sending moues 10y mail need not fear ts
beng lost. Orders puncualy Attended TO- C1uuurra
tons confidential Bank Notes OF sound Banks ta.ru
par
~ Those wishing particular numbers should 0r5sT
Immediately.
orders for Tickets addressed to WINTER. B.z
No. So, Nashville Tenn, Will be promptly ertand q u
JAMES f WINTER,
dec8l Manager, Macon, Ga
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OLD Atlanta DO MADEIRA
i'HREE original casks, which ofsr sENuISE and 80
PERIsR Wine. b. l. SIN PSONs
nOV9 a. Public duara.
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LARGE HOLES IN The NECK.

An Erigraut called upon few months since, who had
bgeu truhled the disease called Kings Evil. had
Two very large holes in his neck, and MS head, body and
sus were covered with the disgusting and keHinR
sores We Immediately placed him under the Of
the Resovent I'm six weeks from the time he called upon
MS every sore was healed Not lett MS
body to remind him of the Kings Evil.
This man. like thousands oil other deluded persons had
thrown himself Frustrated before Emper0rs Kings,
and one Queen be touched by the fingers Royalty, be-
isvng that hands of their "mOst sacred maestes
would drive away evil' The RenOvating ResOlvent
1ad more power restoring this poor deIUded victim
cruel disease sound condition of body than all the
kings ana mOnarchs on the earth,
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REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKF

THE regular fast packet DANIEL BOONE,
JANIS LEE, Master,
Leaves for the above and intermediate Ports z86zz
on "WEDNESDAY, the 7th inst. at y O'Clock, lhLA.S1
NJ. The steamer HARTSVILLE will take esz5zIgltts3
Freight and Passengers 20 the Daniel -
Boone at Carksville The Huntsville leaves here at 10 o.
clock,a.m. rja6-2t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NORRIS & STRATTON

HAVING made gements by which win be receiv-
II ing large ard fresh supplies OF Grocery few daT
will hereafter have regulE sales every WEDNESDAY,
morning. IdeCIOi MONKS g. SThAlION-
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The presence o PmDIes, 0I0tc0es puules euers, rash
little sores painful chuEs, hot Pushes, &C. sure indi-
cations OF tie presence Of foreign and impure humOr in the
system and allowed 20 mGge with the blood remain
in the system, Pug The blood and ng sewers OF
the BODY impurities, and ulcers will
and cover tue body with their repusIve presence,
The skin unl5r these poisonous influences becomes
eruptve volcano, exhibiting the eye the disgusting lave
disease form Of salt Theum, cancers ulcers, fever
Sores purd desh, kings evil and the most fghtul eruP
4 ioLs of the skin
Railway Ready Resolvent has cured the terrible
skin diseases and humors viii never fail in the wOrs
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RETURNED To SLAVERY The Hartford (CoRu.)
Times gives an account OF Caroline Banks and her
children and Mary Fraacis, slaves lately liberated
by their mistress, CMrs Sarah Branch, Of Chester
field, Va.) who have voluntarily returned to bond
age, after trying to support themselves in Boston
as free people Tuey dec AIRED that they had toll
ed cous altIy and could scarcely gam subsistence
and wanted master to protect them.
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PASoRAuA OF The ARCTIC REGIONs.-Dr, BEALE
hiss generously invited the orphans of the Cstho-
lie AID Protestant Asy lums to witness his msguif
cent Panorama on Saturday, next at o'clock
OF eli the benefits offered the Asylums this one
will sfo d the little orpbsns the most delight.
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FE subscT Der respectfully announces thai be has disposed
at portion Of bis Interest In the GBenberg Medicines
TO Mr.. GEuRGE BEgKWITH, OF Nashville.
NAsHvILLE, Dee. J, 1856. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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Charles Heidsick
CHAMPAIGN -

THE rapid sale with which my last importation Of his
4 article met has induced order a new supbly,
which arrived this day, being SUPERIOR 70 any os ever
vet offered. recommend It the Trade as yell as of
family use. B. L SIMPSON, AZ Public SQUARE
octl0 Benz. F. Shids' Com Housa-
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New Auction House.

HAVE opened the store No p Cedar street. oPposts tho
Post Office where wi syil every evening. Advance
made COnsgHmeus. Sale positive and without
.dcll3-li. &. FOX
TEFIS-5OO Gift BOuk-, bound in Morocco, Antique aud
VI Paper Mache ud0ug, u gut at Auction and private
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lN retiring from business, return my thanks for
TIE very liberal patronage received from The public 81 the
late firm, and take great pleasure n recommending
uuuaEcs Of the my late partner, Jas. Robertson,
vino will continue the business the old stand on Broad
way. CHARLES ROBERTSON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
Westerra
District.
assembly

WILLIAM Cole, Of Tafton is the Repub-
iican candidate in the Western district
Mr.. COLE is an oil resident of the county
Of the oidesl,and consequently we'll
tried, we'll known and analysed. He
served in the Legislature several years ago
In private and public character, habits and
behavior he stands a number one.
HENRY PArcu,of Patch Grove is pretty
much the same kind of a man AS Mr.. Cole,
except that he is a sort of a reluctant
Democrat. Mr.. PArcH is an excellant
man and also an old resident. Stern ne
cessity accounts for bis being made a can.
didate, as where there is a remote pros
pect of e~lectlng a rogue the democracy
never ran an honest ~man-alwavs run q
squirt Or a Spectator. Considering that
Mr.. PATcH and Mr.. Cole are about equals
in point of ability, character, morali-
ty, &c, the contest will be only political
on both sides-each claiming that bis man
is as good a. the other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
Nfm advertisements.
Lancaster Hieh Schoov.

The Second Term OF this senool wilt commence " ID
nesday, Dec. 10th, and continue eleven weeks.
The course of Instruction will comprise all Branches
usually taught in Academies, but the principal aim for
the present will be to impart a thorough knowledge of
Common English
The Departments OF Music aud Drawing, are in charge
of competent teachers.
Special instruction will be given to those Students VII o
are preparing TO teach. Tuition, payable at middle of
termD
Common English, e. M
Higher English, (extra) No
Each Language, either Ancient or Mod
ern, extra 60 ma
Music. with use of Instrument IN m
No extra charge for Pennansaip or lncidentals.
Board can be obfaide din the village at reasonable rates.
Students not received for less than halfa Term.
1t is highly important that all Students should he
present at the commencement of the term. d nermanent
classes will then DO formed. PAGE
Lancaster, Oct. 31st. 1857. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

M A r e D

October 27th-In Lancaster, by Wood R Beach, ESQ.
Mr.. MATTHIAS WAGNER and Miss FERoNIKA KRrrERER.a ali
of F~ennimore.
Oct. 27th-In Boscohel, BY Elder M. Morehouse. Mr.
GEORGE II. WAsHBuRS and Miss RACHEL A. MoREHoUsE
daughter of Elder N. Warehouse.
October 1S-In Boscobel, by Elder NJ. Morehouse. Mr..
HENRY f. FISH and MARY JANE CARVER, all of Marion.
October 27-ln Hazel Green, by John O. Sullivan. ESQ.
er. FREDERICK PRINCE and Mrs. HESS ERIE, of Benton
oct. lsth-in ElienboroEby /. G. Drake, Esq MIR. join
McCLrRG and Mrs. HANNAH KLINGENsAITH, of Lima.
Oct. stI-lnPlatteviiie by Rev John Lewis. Mr.. ORA
GARvIS OF Miiiville, to Mrs. NANCY NORRIS, of PlatteviIle.
Oct. Sfh-ln Platteville, by Rev. John Lewis g. Mr.S1LAs
to Miss LUCINDA HoosER, both of Plattey;lle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
Election Lasss-Penasties for VI
OEatIng thereof.

WATcH THE Potts carefully PLY H
CHALLENGE freely MARX H MEN who
vote Illegally, and the men who work the
,Uires kehlnd the scenes. Let it be every
where understood that the new Election
Law is very severe upon those who tribe
with their right of suffrage,and thatFit M
poses penalties as follows:
For voting in a town or ward where
the person does not reside, but IN The
right county l to 6 months in the county
jail.
For voting in another county, / to 2
wears in State Prison.
For voting more than once, | to 2 years
in State Prison..
For voting in this State by residents in
another State, l to 3 years in State Frs
Ion. 0e
For voting when not qualified according
TO the onstitution, 9 to 6 months in coun-
ly Jail. ,
For procuring, aiding, counseling or adj
vising an unqualified person to vote, a fine
of 500 to S50o,and / to 6 months IN the
county jail.
For procuring, aiding or advising a per-
son to vote where he does not reside, to
3 years in State Prison.
For procuring or inducing persons to
vote or Withhold their votes, by bribery
or threats, a fine Of $500 to $1,000, or
three to twelve months in the County
jail.
Let it be thoroughly understood that
ievery man who votes more than once-or
votes where he does NOT Yessde-or votes,
not being qualified, is liable to imprison-
ment in the Jail or State Prison; and that
if Messrs. Gross, L~udington and Hunter
should do the same thing at the election
lon the Sd of November that they are
shown to have done at the Milwaukee
I%caucus, they might be sent to State Prison
from one to three gears. No payment
Of a fine would leave them outside of the
prison doors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
Republican Assembly Con VEN
ton at Lancaster.

Pursuant to notice, the delegates OF
Lancaster, Fennimore, Marion, Hickory
Grove, Liberty and Ellenboro' met at
Lancaster, on Thursday the Goth of DC.
tober, to nominate a Republican candidate
for the Assembly.
All the Towns were fully represented,
except Elienboro'.
DR.. WATERMAN was elected Chair
man and j. G. Cover, Secretary.
Committee on Credentials, s. Mahood,
J. P. Lewis and w. w. Field.
On motion, an informal ballot was Ia
ken. A. Barber and VIM. McGonigal.
%tellers. c. K. Dean having a majority, a
formal ballot was taken, resulting as fol-
lows: Dean 10, McNair 6.
Whereupon, Mr.. CHAS. X. DEAN,
of Boscobel, was unanimously nominated.
w. B. WATERMAN, Ch'u.
j.. G. CovER, Secretary.