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CHrAr.-Opposition, in the meat business
is running so strong in Sacramento, that the
two principal competitors are selling In their
stalls at three cents per pound
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~ The people at Pixies Peak at last
accounts we're anticipating an attack from
the Indians.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
snuscsne street, Opposite the American
Theatre. san Francisco Cal.
SIMON II. SEYMOUR, ...... PRoPRIEroR.
: THE under.irnea lam cannee,

g,t> THE Undersigned long connected
..t with the establishment mt a. Book keeper begs
- leave respectfully to inform the ON PATRONS
OF the House. and the rrBiIc eENERALY that he has
leased from Mr.. BAnKY SARGENT
THIS M-a M-aG.NIFICENT HOTEL,
Which will In future be entirely under his manage
ment and control, aud where he will be pleased 10
see his old friends aud the travelling public He
hatters himself that his long experience IN the bust
ness. and his long Acquaintance with the people O.
California, will be guaranty that will leave
his house dissatisfied, aud he pledges himself To
spare no pains or expense in providing every means
for the comfort and satisfaction sf his guests.
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE l. so weii known To
the people OF California that IL seems almost unnec
eessary to say any thing in praise ethr of the build
ing OF its location. The Proprietor world only re-
mark that II is inferior TO house In the state in
all the requirements Of FltsST CLASS HOTEL. be
.ng In central location aud easy II access nom AL
psfts Of the city. The ROOMS are LARGE and WELL
NEN rlLAIEp and furnished with spring Mattrasses
Water has been introduced into all parts OF the
house
BArH ROOMS on tie premises for the convenience
OF families.
Two Coaches are attached to the Hotel % convey
passengers 10 and from the steamers.
myte 3s SIMON n SEYMOUR.
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PhIlnr1rlIA- laNrarr M iaSa

PBuLDnPlIA. JsSrGrr II. 1889,
To the Editors nj the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal -
eESIEsEy MY attention has been called 10 an
article In the December number lumber Of yoDr
Journal in regard to the EuSpkx degree granted
by the Pha lsphia College of Medicine 10 n. J.. J
czaykay. When tho application FOR the Degree was
made TO the Faculv. II wa aceompa MED by sffi
dAvits and . mona as m the effect that Dr. Crap.
kay a regul r graduate NJ. D. ofthe University
81 Pesth. had served - surgeon in the Hungatisn n
ARMY, and was regular prae iioner Of Medicine. -
On the st-en-f' of these the .rre was sranied.-
The 'ad eun q" De-r"e a. the na.e implies. T.
conferred n. graduates only, and gives privi-
leiges Hal there been ihe slightest suspicion Of
irregnlarity. q amp eaton woui have been refus-
ed. BY in .;ng this in YOUR Journal. you will do
set OF justice to fe Celleg-. aud confer favor
on Yours Nerv respectfully II. RAND.
Dean Of the Faculty :hs Philadelphia College Of
Medicine 5l.3m
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CrpTfETfs

T. thr undersigned. Governor Of Hungary. do tes-
tify hereby. that IT. L. J. CfapkAy has served dur
ing the contest for Hungarian Liberty. Chief Sur
gron in the Hungarian Army. With faithful perse .
vsrsnce-~ hereof ThAve given him this certificate.
and do recommend him TO the sympathy, attention
and protection n all those ~he are capable Of sr
preeisting patriotic selfsaerihee. and undeser,sd
misfortune. KO>SUTH IAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
washingten City, january Q, 1889.
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EsTABI IsHFp ~ 1854. roR rHr PERMANENT CURE
or aH Private saa Chrssie Disss.esI l.
ASD rHk
SUPPRESSION OF uUACKERY.
Attending and Resident Physician.
L. J. cZAPKAY. N. b.


i-aie IN the Hungarian Revolutionary War thief
Physicish To- the Goth Regiment ~ Hohveis Chief
surgeon To- the Military Hospital n Peth. Hungary
the bate ieciurer on n-eases ~ whin.h and thii.
dr-n. and Honorary Member o. the Philadelphia
Coiiegk II Medicine. As-Psriicniar afisntisn pail
Chilirrr ~
OFysCE HorHs-From q \. ". mar ". Com.
mnnicstion- strictly confidential Permanent eurr
guaranteed or No pay. aS- Cancellations by letter
ntherwi-e Ffee.
AddI.u nr. |. !. CZAPKAY.
san FTaheisco, Cal.
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Remarkable Cure Of Cou.smptioa.

The almost miraculous cure that has been sf:-c
ted in py case. prompts ne 10 impart TO those Of
my fellow creatures who may be suTering from
like Hficti"n tde source Of relief with short dss
cription II my cast Several wears ago my health
began to fail. was att ,ekel BY genera weakness
and debility. which reduce me to the shadow
of NV former self Al that stage sought medical
assistance and expended large amounts. but with.
out the least beneficial result. The fell destroyer
CONSUMPTION, had arcrdv seized upon nv vitals.
| was daily drawing closer 10 the tomp; my physi-
clans hell out no hope of rec very; my strength
had eastpi ant was IN a state of utter psostra
tion. was informed by physicians that they
could do notLinr for except to smoo'h my path
wav to the tomb. when most fortunately applied
10 Dr L. J. CKapkav. and am now a perfectly we'll
II j. difhcult for me 20 express the emotions
n deep gratitude experienced when realizing the
unreasonable service have received at ths hands
Of Dr. CEapkay Eni iesl rejoiced that 1t l. ai least
In my pewer 20 tender this feeble recognition Of hIs
great skill and capacity. To the afflicted would
do not despair, ior whatever may be- the nature of
yaur esss confident that you will find relief by
applying 10 lr. l.. Clspkay.
There Is balm in Ghl-ad and there is q phy.
stefan there. III NRY wESIiNG. t-sl
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this 18th day
Of October, A. q. 1859. City and County Of sas
Fra.cisso in the State o' calif.rnia.
Ttsl J. THinAuIT. Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry wesling. and Knows that the circumstance
related In the foreghing certificate true He
henry w-Ssling iurlng his sickness and bears vii
ling testimony To the fact Of his remarkable cure BY
Dr. l.. J. czapkay.
t-s.l A. ROsENHF1N
Subscribed aud sworn 70 before me, thi. 18th dsy
Of October 1859 Ciiy and County Of San Francisco
in the state Of California.
tLsl ,. J. 1HiBAtLr Notary Public.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY-s Privsi, Medical and sursi.
cal Institute l. un Sacramento street, below Msnt.
gomerv opposite the racihc Mail steamship compa.
nv Onice san Francisco. Tie Dr. Oaer. :ree con
suitations and asks r-muneraiions unless he or.
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The Following better,

which .mphaiiesliy speiks for itself. was written
by tn. pean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia Col
iege Of Medicine to the E.tors n the Pacific Meii
cal aud Surgical Journal, Of San Fradcisco for pub
ieatiou -
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TO GRoCHRYMEN AND OTHERS.

FOR SALE and II not sold will be LET, from the
third day Of August next. the.
HOUSE md Lot
Corner OF Mil snd Neal street Grass Valley and
occupied Grocery and Liquor Store, BY
George 7. iialton.
sire Of the store 20 feet by so, with Cood I.-e
Proof Cellar.
tulty for any person disifurs Of engaging IN
Established business.
So The present occupant l. clearing about eight
Thousand Dollars yeAr, and Is now building fiSe
proof Brick Store.
Apply TO A. EssEiii, Proprietor.
Class Valley June II 1870.
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sla7=N1I1~
NOTICE.

hr CAcHor, respectfully informs the citizens In
Grass Valley that he. has, formed co-partuership
With !. Dunst~r 10 ali that constitutes the Tonso
rial art and will be happy to his rieads Of Lang
Syne. shop 1ext door to Jenkins Restaurant Mill
81. Grass Valley May 2ith 1860.
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NOTICE.

There viii. he sold 1t Public Auction on the 18th
day Of August next at four O'Clock r u. at the of.
dee Of the Company Fcrest Spring MID three shares
Of stock { No. H-l5 and is In the Missoury q old
Mining Company, onwned and held BY the Estate OF
Isaac ". BuscH deceased, as many Of said shares
- will be required to pay s2<9o, due the Company
for Assessements.
y. H. LEE Trustees
A. II. MURD0CK. NJ q. NJ Co
Grass Valley June sd 1860. 81
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az Justices p.snks Of Every Description 70
sale at this 0sics
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DIR. J.. ]. CZAPKAY'S

sAcRANENra ST neios MoNIGoNnY. orrosng
PAcIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPASYs OFFICE,
san yRANCISCO.
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100000 DOLLARS
Worth of Gold Dust Wanted.

cHEcKS drawn IN Sacramento and san Francisco.
January 80, lssO. TIlo's FINLEY X Co.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
CCommuaicated.]

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:
Dear SRI observe that there is an
&ot being made to get up Course Of
Lectures IN Lancaster this winter, and also
aLycoua or Young Mems Literary Asso-
cation.
hBto be hoped these efforts viii be
goTned with success, and that there may
q such arrangements as viii afford both
a&acton and amusement during the even
as Of the present winter.
There is surely no necessity for people
'ao dwell in the same town TO keep aloof
'ai become estranged from one another,
Hereby depriying themselves Of a very pure
@a'c9 Of social enjoyments. Is it not
cearIy the design of Providence, by bring
!'s human beings so near 70 one another
u towns and cities, that this very aearness
@ W awaken and quicken their sympa-
'a''' and that our mutual wants should
1'5e Us to help aud act toward one another
" good, and thus draw us closer together
10 al cur sociaI relations?
We hope that all will 90 heartily into
,a5e eious, particularly the young men
- Young women. 1t Is especially their
@' ali. . '0o'" ''''U ~ 49, 49,.
Lancaster, NOE. 20, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
THn RnruBL,eAs LRaDBns in ooussnL.

Mr.. Lincoln and his wife reached Chi
cage on Wednesday evening, from Spring
deld--Mr. Hamlin arrived at Chicago on
Thursday morning, from the East. Sem
ator Trumbull, and a number Of other
prominent Western Republicans, also ar
rived at Chicago at tae same time. The
object Of this gathering, as announced by
he Chicago Journal, is Ito arrange certain
,reliminaries for the f5ture.n The course
to be pursued by the Republicans during
the approaching session Of Congress, viii
doubtless be determined, cabinet and other
will be considered, and the
secession movements viii be discussed. -
The programme agreed upon at this con-
clave will appear hereafter Galeaa Cour-
ief.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
COVE TO HEAR BEECHERs SERMON
oATTENDiNG CHURCH UNDER Diff
4.TrE

| A New York correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Trapeler writes:
| had queer experience on Sunday eve
ming; if you have time, read. it. [ had
often heard OF Henry Ward Beecher and
his political use Of the pulpit. but it had
never been my fortune to hear him, on any
great occasion. Cid Abe, you may re
member, was elected President last Tue
day, and thought the reverend gentleman
would be very apt to ventilate his iubila-
lions thereon-and / determined to 90 and
hear him. Hisservices commenced at half
past seven in the evening, and the church
is always crowded by half-past six SO TAX
ing bite at five, and putting a smoked
herring and a cracker in my pocket,
walked from my hotel TO the Fulton ferry,
determined to profit by my early attend
ance and get good seat. On our ferry
boat foand about five hundred other peo-
pie who mad determined upon the same
course Of action, and who scrowled selfish
" at me as entered the cabin. However,
| said "pothiag to nobody resolving that
when the boat touched the Brooklyn shore
/ would take short cut to the church and
play smart on my fellow-seekers Of rcligio-
political truth. The boat touched, jump
ed, so did all the rest. | ran, SO did they
IL cut across the corners, they did the
same--we all rushed lickety cut up Hicks
street, reaching the outer portal of Plym-
outh church. breathless, heated, tired and
worn, and when we had reached that in
tersting locality-we found pushing,
striving, restless mass Of humanity-com
pfising certainly six hundred men, women
and children--all eager to get inside Of the
church house which was already rammed,
damned and packed as full as full could be.
However, as reporter, | WAS able to get in,
and side by side with fifteen little boys ana
blind. man, | squatted myself on the point
of the circular platform and-waited an
hour and quarter. Then the long-looked-
for came, the gas was then turned up-a
rousing hymn was then sung by the three
thousand people with will and a gusto-
strong and wonderfully eloquent prayer
was offered, and then all settled in their
seats, while the Dominic 'squore himself
for the sermon.
Coolly, calmly, Mr.. Beecher began
gradually he warmed presently he
flushed red in the face--then bis arms few
aroand like the arms ola windmill, first on
one side Of the pulpit, then on the other
now reading, INV extenporizing thunder
me out anathemas on snraking politicians
-scarifying Northern doughfaces-ridi-
culing Southern threateners -imploring
Northern Chrstians-running through the
several gamuts Of menace, petition, argu-
ment, statement and reason, and keeping
for an hour and half the entire audience
in delightful state of intellectual enjoy
ment, and physical upscrewment such as is
rarely sustained by mortals here below
firing the nimble fingers Of The reporters.
and sweating himself 1T every pore. II
was a great and grand sernon--suted to
the occasion and fitted for the times. Next
time | shall 20 at -four o'clock, and take
my luncheon with me, aud a file of the
Sunday papers, win which to while away
thewaiting hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

ATLANTIC MoyruLY.- Persons DESTROYS
Of taking The Magazine which is unques-
tonably the ablest ever published in this or
any other country, are referred to the
4aqatc Monthly, by Ticknor u Fields,
1876 Washington ST., Boston. Terms, sin
gie copies, So per annum, free Of postage
Two copies for So. We have taken the
Atlantic ever since its commencement, six
year, ago, and could not do without it.
Tie seventh volume will commence in
January, aud improvements are promised.
Specimens may be seen at this Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
JACKSON RECONCILIATION WITH col
BENTON.

The most remarkable. case of reconcilia-
ton was that which occurred between Gen.
Jackson and Col Thomas Fl. Benton, whose
brother Jesse's bullet General jackson still
carried about him. EMBEDDED in theflesh Of
bis left arm. Well" exclaimed Col. Ben
ton, in one Of his letters of this period,
!. how many changes in this life General
jackson is now sitting in the chair next to
me. There was a vacant one next to me,
and he took it for the session. Several
Senators saw our situation and offered me-
diation. | declined it upon the ground
that what had happened could neither be
explained, recanted nor denied. After this
rye were put upon the same committee.
Facing me one day, as we sat in our seats,
he said to me, Colonel, we are on the
same committee; | will give you notice
when it is necessary to attend Gle was
chairman and had the right TO summon us. J
/ answered, General, make the time suit
yourself; it viii be convenient for me to at
tend at any time" In committee we did
business together just as other persons.
After that, he asked me how my wife was,
and / asked him how his was. Then he
called and left his card at my lodgings-
Andrew Jackson, for Col. Benton aud lady ;
forthwith called at his and left mine
Coz Benton, for Gen. jackson. Since then
We have dined together at several places.
and Yesterday at the Presidents. ] made
him the first bow; ne held forth his hand,
and we shook hands. then introduced
Linn to my wife, and thus civil relations are
perfectly established between Us. Jackson
has gained since be has been here, by his
mild and c. ncilatory manner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

F1SANcrAL.-Ne gold Is offered for sale
ii this city; though. if there were, 5
per cent. would be readily paid. The Bank
Of Galena. the champion Specie Bank OF
the West, is almost uuableto keep its notes
in circulation; people gctting hold Of :
Bank Of Galena note are sure ct thelr gold
for it as soon as it is presented, and thus
are not obliged to pay 5 s or 10 per cent.
premium. What better could besaid Of our
Bank p Goleaa Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

Barnett HOUSE, BoscoBEL.-Mr. JAS.
BARNETT, a gentleman well known in these
parts as one who performs most thoroughly
whatever he undertakes, has become the
owner Of the Barnet House at Boscobel,
and has put the same in perfect order for
business. The stable accommodations pro-
raai by MIR. Barnett are also in complete
crler 9b
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
ESTATE OF THOMPSON.

CoInty Court Grant County, Wisconsin-In Probate
November Term 1869. Present, VIM. MctionieAl,
Jedge. Ia the matter of the estate OF John Thomp
SOIL, deceased.
@Ons-eading and Gine the ,e1ftion Of Surilda Jane
fhonpson and Charles Thompson, administrators oi
the estate OF said DECEASED praying that time "
allowed them for the settlement OF tue estate OF sa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it Is ordered, thai the matter Of
said petition be heard before he Jage Of this Court
at the Court House in LRncasteI, IN salu county,
Non lay, the It'll day OF December, ALL, 1860, At
o'clock Ia the afternoon Of said day Ordered furnef
that notice thereof be gsen all persons lnterested il
said estate by publishing this order for thres ~ sue
cessve weeks previous to said day of hearing the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published at
Lancaster, Ia said Craft county.
Dated November 18th, 1850.
WM. NcGONIGAL,
2t3w County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

Eg-The Rock County Board of Super
rsos have fixed the price which that coup-
u will pay henceforth at $1,000 and no
more for post morfen examinations
Jalge Smiths bill Of $4,000 fordefendine
Tie murderer, Maberry, was tabled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

CousrY FINANcEs.-The printed list of
accounts allowed by the late County Board
# Supervisors Of this County, including
the names Of claimants, what for and
amounts, will be found on the first page of
our paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

mr. LIN5oLS on SEcEssIox-A cor
.seaaent Of the New York Tribune,
I% lung from Springfield, speaks Of Mr..
NV ~,.lo'a 5 views respecting 4 formal decla-
,.Oa a reference to a Southern excite
",a,, AIr. Lincoln said:
M . !, Know the business Of my intentions
t,,3 ,1s utt r groundlessaess Of the pre-
eoa M leaFs q the men who are filing the
n 5 win their clamor II | 90 into
q 'esii,eacy, they will find me as am
NJ ,Sls,29r'--nqthiag less. nothing more.
sa,I 1s.:N''ftssoas have been made to the
Is.a without reservation. They have
ter.s o.'ea repeated; and now, self,respeet
else,s 'l..s q me aad. Of the party that has
/, ' ~ me- that when Threatened | should
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

r.rroy Col. INsTITUTE.-The next
# Tat,n Collegiate Institute VIII
~ ,rmspce on Wednesday, the I'd ofJanu-
The fall term closed last week, with
Y !. o,a1it to teachers and students.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

f9y-The Lancaster Congregational
church will be opened on the 9th inst. for
nr5lie worship, morning and evening.
.rbs annual renting of pews viii take place
In de following day, commencing at 7
.Gclock, P. II.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

ea-We are requested to say that the
~ term Of Hazel Green Institute will
.,nnsace on Tuesday, Dee. 18th, instead
/ w.joe,dav, Dec, 10th, as heretofore
,I,.rtised. Vacation during the holidays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

= ..,rp WAsrED.-The School of Dis
n the town ofEllenboro', is in want
" ta,cber---for the winter term Of three
.,a.b, Application may be made to
= -, Bell. District Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
M a RHF2 n n

scoTT-BAsF0RD1 sAt the residence Of The BRIDES
father in Glen Haven Nov t4h b. Rev. A. ~ Dickson,
SIR James NJ. scott and Miss Martha Jane Basiofd ali
Of said loving
TlAaaks 70 the pas1Ss aHSKt token. the VAL
ne Of which IS pscage Of INTELLECTUALLY toward the
press
REYNOLDS M'WRIGHT4 Nov. 1st, by Lyman Has
kell ESD Mr. Seth Reynolds Of Clifton to Miss Eleanor
M'Wright Of Ellenboro.1
w Il.lE1KsfS FIX ND EIs&-1n Hazel Green,~Nov
2styDY skea, III Matthew - ilians lf New
Jfs Saaess u Mss AizrsA Als& aaGer ~ Beritph.
BERK ystxN--I yET--I3 stha towpeufe Asaton. No
nan and Miss Mary Hannah Ivey, both otBsnton, La
iat cite county,
WALKER -MAY<-Iu Fennimore, October goth, BY
Rev. Jas. r. Pryor Mr.. Charcs Walker and Miss Sarah
Mas all OF that yidnity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE o.

I0coTpOfaL5A a - Io4U.- VIM Vt I = EOtNN1'
,,tzea Capital, S1,0O0000
Capital paid in, o0u,o00
Surplus over 4SosVVo
The reputation acquired by this Company during the
iast fty yeafG, by honorable course IN the rane-
ton of its business and the prompt and liberal settle
ent Of Losses together with the character or the
curl tFs composing its Assets entitle the company e
the utmost confidence OF the public asaiording relao
insurance againss Loss or Damage by Fire.
3S-toJunel I'D. u. LOWRY AskNf'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

w
Of almost any pattern, will be made Mt III. BUDD'S
Premium Shop next block east OF Cass Store Laneas-
ter on saort notice dost Of the time have some
hand and will sell reasonable prices any regular
establishment 10 the county. Terms half cash. bali
ance time If desired, from thru to six nlhs, ten
De-. cent interest," and approved nutes d reputation
of M, shop needs conlmeRt, either for sarably OF
ease ia running
To those Interested ! wish to say one word. Those
thet owe me, ~ note account, and the amounts
are due long since, must have my money!
ID. H. BUDD.
Lancaster Nov. 81, 1850. 23-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

--.-o..ron, and persons friendly dis
- I - u, tbs Cosmopolitan Art As
poSsa 'o"1 "a referred to the advertisement;
To,rrv, Esq, agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
pIEA

WAY November 18th. of consumption, Mrs Evelina
Way, wife Of Otis ~ Wayaged 10 ears and 10 months
Also on Nove.n her Sth, Eva Pefsi Way, daughter of
Otis apd Evelina Way-aged months anu is days.'
WOOD In Smelser. November 4ih, Of dipiheria,
Nary Ann daughter Of Henry B. and Margaret T. Wood
aged years , months and ID days.
FUII.ER-In MNxon, Grant countv> QctQbef59th,
tlani Fuller, AGED fSssafs
SHEBONDEY At Castle RocR Mills October 10th,
Anna, q aughter Of Mr. She1omdty, aged wears
McllVAiN FNear Castle Rock. October 10th, q daugh
ter Of Nj. Mcllvain. aged years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

JAM 1aa HrATr IIousr.-This house At
psrss ' -, ~ has been opened BY Messrs.
asstsl ai., eiafp' the former formerly con
sOl n sea tae De Soto House If Galeaa,
has Ls5 'a.sef from St, Louis. where he
Aou. ssp'rsasa in keeping public
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

gEr Mrs. Sparrow, lady residing in
lansing, Michigan, with a number Of small
children dependent upon her, has just re-
ceiyed intelligence ola legacy of $4,000,