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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
Arrivals ard Departures.

DEPARTURES FROM VIRGINIA THIS MORN
ING-By California Stage Company coacnes-
p;cbard Hail II Owen Mrs Raker, J Kent, II
Conoloy, Patrick Davy, ) F Fitzpatrick, j Hauek
Folsom, Z S Simonds, Miss Watermaugh, MISS
Kate Watermaugh, Mr. HUFF and Mr. "A. Hun.
BY Pioneer Company's stage coaches
A Pnilpson, w r Scribner, Jas Durham
Camp, Jas Kempsey, WIN Shepard, Barrett,
Nellie Carpenter, w Dunbar and DR.. h
S;earna.
By Overland Company's stages 20 Reese River
W H Anderson and lady, and N Wagner.
ARRIVALS AT VIRGINIA THIS MORNING.
By Pioneer Company's stage coaches-Chas
Saichell C L Gilpin, H F Hask!us, Joel johnson,
V Engleman, Miss Mary Hays and Mrs e J
Woods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08

RECEIPTS OF BuLLIoN.-Messrs. ThealI
& Co., assayers at Virginia, received $500
ounces of crude bullion from the Chollar and
another lot of 900 ounces from other mines,
this morning, making a gross amount of
$500 ounces. The lot received from the
Chollar is from a single "clean up" of one
mill.
SAVAGE MINING CoMPASY's DIVIDEND.
The Savage Mining Company declared
dividend of $50 per foot, payable last Satur-
day,
Losr-The Yellow Jacket Company have
lost lot of valuable articles, belonging to
their machinery. See advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
FORBADE S Riekard Gold and SiIrer

FOFC0He q 1h1IhaTU UU1W U7ssS ASSstu
Mining Company-Notice.-ln accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF
the above named company so many shares stand
ing in the names of the following parties, as may
be necessary to pay the assessments due thereon,
together with the costs of advertising and sale will
be sold at public auction in front of the companys
office (rew brick buIding), two doors below the
Gold Hill Hotel, Main street, Gold Hill, on the
10th day of December 1868, between the hours of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
RICHARD SANDER EDw. scHAEFER
SAN FRANCISCO RESTAURANT,
Sander & Schaefer, Proprietors,

Main street, Gold Hill.
MEALS SERVED IN EVERY n
VI Style. 49, M
Game, Fish, Eggs, kAzss4A2x
And all the delicacies of the season, served in
superior manner
[Ocl2 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
B.F.HAsTISGs, John Slime, AK. Grim
Sacramento, San Francisco. Virginia.

B. +. HASTINGS & CO.,
BANKERS,
c Street, two doors North Of Taylor,
VIRGINIA, N. T.
nRAW ON SIGHT or on time, in
Ny inns to suit, on
GEORGE PEABODY, London;
THE BANK OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, New York;
FARMERS'& MECHANICS BANK
Philadelphia;
JOHN SINE & co. San Francisco;
b. F.. HASTINGS, Sacramento.
u Bullion purchased, and advances
made on same.
Collections made on reasonable terms,
and proceeds RENTED promptly.
Deposits, special or otherwise, received,
and all other business connected with Bank
ing punctually attended to. OH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
TT.inepard.er Gold aud SiIrer .Nin-

Wine gardner Gold aud Sstrer sus'a-
ing Compauv.-Notice is hereby given that in &C
cordance with action duly made by the Board
of Trustees of the Winegardner Gold and Silver
Mining Company, as authorized by the laws of
the Company there will be sold at public auction,
in front of the Office of the Secretary, in Odd
Fellows Building, Gold Hill, on TUESDAY, the
29th day of December, 1863, at o'clock P. NJ, as
many shares of the capital stock of the Company
as will pay amount of assessments due standing
opposite the names of the following parties, to-
gether with costs of sale and advertising:
Names. Shs Amt Names. Shs. Azat.
G. p Rotch- Grille Wall sos 25
ford q6 s So 25TL Miller 25 %
G w Brown.l l63 ll6 COL Van Dyke 20 20
II Dounelly. 40 81 80 VI Hogan 10 10
s Nowast, 20 20 Leon'd Yust 10 10
Henry Hay Is Is
By order Board Trustees.
GEO. w. BROWN, Sec'y.
By VIM W. DENNY, Acting Sec'y.
Gold Hill, \. T., Nov. q, 1863. no3O-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTS.
Notice to the Public.

Alta MEETING OF THE UNDERSIGNED
II members of the Bankers Association" held
Nov. 30th, the following was adopted and ordered
published
ut shall be the duty of the Secretary to notify
each Banking firm, soon as reported, the names OF
parties who may make payments of LEGAL
TENDER NOTES at par, for debts due our sew.
eral firms and such parties shall be published and
thereafter refused credit or account Of any Bank
ing House Of the Association"
B. F. HASTINGS & CO.,
E. RUHLING & CO.,
MAYNARD 81 FLOOD,
STATELER g. ARLINGTON
ALMARIN b. PAUL g. Co,
PAXTON g. THORNBURGH,
WELLS, FARGO g. CO.,
Per J. H. LATHAM, Agent,
ARNOLD g. BLAUVELT,
WELLS, FARGO g. CO.,
deg I'm Per p. D. HEDLEY, Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

those - well. | know of no term nor
phrase IN our language by which can do
them jnstic | mean those things who have
sn erceded,and sbames OH, the devil Some
call them "copp,rh-adS." but wont abuse
those reptiles so shaplefully il can heip
it, You see it is Just in This fix: when
Satan Contributed his might toward MAX
IN up the languages, no never once
thought of being Superseded. so he never
put IN III 10 make a name for his SUI
penors in his line Of business, and that's
the reason those poor snakes have got 10
he abused, and what hurts my feelings Is,
that ! am oblige to be one Of the number
to help do it.
Well this is about the stand point from
which every true hearted soldier land
nearly all the soldiers are true at hearty
and all home patriots must and do view all
copperh ads. -
The curses uttered against them by the
soldiers, are mol lond. but deep and full Of
meaning. being from the heart Ii they
will take my word COR 1t. the copperheads
may rest ASSURED of one thirg; that their
position is not a desirable one.
But toward those who have in reality
been kind 10 Us. and have tried t. aid, re-
Iieve and encourage us, aud who pray thai
we may lie victorious. every soldiers heart
beats with the deepest gratitude and the
most earnest desile for your welfare, and
dear friends, these brave nen are willing
To-. and will if necessary. she'd their life's
lood to secure TO you and Your posterity
the greatest Of blessings, which is freedom,
and 10 sustain the result Of that blessing
which Is national government with a
code of laws. just and holy. teaching that
Gud intends freedom for all mankind.
18th THIS morning body OF scouts,
composed in part of the 18th and 38d
WIS. Rrgt'S., was sent out 10 surprise
force of the ensmy, supposed to be from
six to eight thousand strong. which Is re-
ported 10 be in camp southeast OF here, at
a distance Of fifteen or twenty miles. The
bows took nothing with them excel ihei'
accoutrrments. four days ratorS AMI their
rubber blankets. II the exposition proves
70 be one Of importance viii let you know
soon. Now you have some ofmy thoughts
and observations upon the war.
Yours truly, w. ii. HoLEoRD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
For the He,ald.l
On the Death of All-n Barnes.

Sleep. soldier, IN thy Lowry bed;
Wild flowers shall mourn the early dead.
Gay birds, the ong. bright summer days,
Shall lmger here TO chant thy praise.
S'eep, solder, lovely flowers sha wave
Above the so die.'s onely grave.
With only 4 board 10 mark the spot
Yet Alien, thou art not forgot.
S eep, soldier, sleep, thy warfare's o'er,
Thou hast safely reached the happy shore
Seraphic strains have met the ear
Oh our lamented volunteer.
Rest, soldier, rest; thv journeys done;
WIsconsIl's lost noble son.
No care disinrbs, nor doubt, nor fear,
The heart of our loved vo unieer.
Rest, soldier. 'neath the iowery sod,
Thy spirit part has h)wn to God.
Then. mo,uners. weep not, have no fear,
Ill Heaven eceive our vo unteer.
Wait, mourners, wait the viii Of God;
Walk humbly meath the Christening rodI
This ealiil tie was only riven
To bind your sou 10 God and heaven.
Pray, mourners, pray 10 God apove
To ii orr souls with heaven love;
That when we cave this word of pain,
Well. meet our loved and lost again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

gnia, and more than eight in the WsSi-
ern Department. and never IN sickness,
starvation or tolls felt as though wanted
this war 10 close, until esery slave is freed,
and disposed Of; and ths Southern States
standing in relation 10 our Government as
they die. before with the exception of slave
ry. The 33d is lying idle, and recruiting
10 health very last. Oar company ~ IN
beers some 60 men abe for duty, and it j.
at'nut an average number. We have been
lille ever since We came to Memphis. with
the exception of a fruitless scout Of miles,
(quite an advance.) To-day we were or
derrd to coak two days rations, and box
up for transportation two days ratious
more, so we are standing under Orders to
mach at any moment. We may 90 IT,
morrow, to nigi I, or probably not at all.
We are in fighting trim, AMI ready and
awaiting for the 'taIl in, or long roll crl. I"
The regiment is obtaining notice for The
rapidity Of its military efficiency in the
manual ofarms aud battalion movelnenta
Grant County NAV we'll be proud of our
AOtHitu. lie lids UNI StitCO We
came to Memphis to make US inferior Ia
none before W. leave il. and it is already
about accomplished. | lean safely say that
the regiment has all confidence in him, and
his officers under him. We have lost our
first Captain by sickness forcing him -
resign. but Col. Moore wisely provided for
our loss, bv obtaining Captains commits
sion for Aijuttnt William Warmer. assign
ing him To our c 'mpany; lie is a fine man
aud is we'll liked 10y the regiment AMI C I'm
pany; he is a man OF no little military
ability, enc Of those "be sure Won are right,
then get upland dust, 90 ahead" sort If
fellows; always ready and awaiting. The
BOYS arr dancing cotIlion in front Of our
tents. az happy As though it was the year Of
jubilee instead Of d-solation.
Your OFT S-n't,
j. WESLEY SARGEANT.
Co. ID, 33d Regt. w. V.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Wasllinrinn. Anril 90

W a 80
L. D. Stickney. United States Tax Col
hector If Floridl and South Carolina, re-
ported to-day to the Government the abso-
lutte success Of the experiment of armin4
and organizing he slaves. He says tnal
the late expedition which took and held
jacksonville, Florida, was composed entir'-
~ of iiack troops. They held the post NV
weeks, were engaged almost every day with
superior nui. beers IT the rebels, and IN eve
nv irstance drove them. Afterwards, these
black troops we,e reinforced 10y a white
regiment the 9Th Connecticut volunteers
by no means favorable TO negro soldiers.
La an engagement with The rel.e, cavalry
and artillery. the 9th Connecticut support
ed the L ana "a South Carolina (colore'i J
Alter severe engagement, in winch the
blacks were victorious, this white regiment
declared it had no further prejudices against
negrne> who showed such pluck.
While our troops occupied Jacksonville,
the rebel camp was eight miles distant.
The commander Of the United S;ateS tolc
e, before making an attack, wished TO de-
Slroy railroad bridge three miles in the
rear Of the enemy. A negro volunteered
To perform this penlous feat. Taking three
DAYS rations in his knapsack, bottle Of
turpenline, box Of matches and pair Of
Colts receivers. he dicapPet. cd at night.
rhe third dav after, he returned, having
burn d the bridge and accommodated the
entmy's camp, so as to furnish much val
uaee information.
"A former expedition up St. Mary's riv-
err, by five companies Of she lst regiment
South Carroll volunteers, furnished equal
" conclusive evidence of the bravery Of t e
negro troops. Marching Al night through
thick wood. they were attacken by rebel
cavalry AT the first discharge Ole man
WAS killed aue four wounded; bat instead
nf pane. the blacks promptly returned
the fire. elnpiying twelve rebel saddles at
the fist discharge. The uniform l. stnno-
nv Of All the officers is that the colored
troops, when brought under fire, need check
more than spur.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Gosded 10 EIoqnencs.

The late DIR. Lyman Brecher was one
Of the few nen always equal To an emer-
gepcy, and the following Is a good iIustra-
zion Of the wax 10 which biz sensitive Ma
ture conli bu stung into doing hi, best:
W hen in the early years II his life, DR..
Beecher Was living in Litclfi-ld Ct, he
spsn. Sabbath Ia Hartford. He was
acsu stoned 10 dress with great snnpic-
ty, an was very diff lent IN conservation;
Sc that it was no easy matter To Judge OF
his quality. The Rev. Ds Strong was
then settled over the Congregational
church in that city. AMI professional usage
required that heshould entertain the young
clergyman at his house, aud invite him in
10 his pulpit. lie looked dslrusliuly up
ON the PLAIN country pastor. aud lainented
the terrible necessity but there was no al
tentative bul ia the vIol ti9n of cotfNeSy.
The morning and afternoon services past
without Nj. Beecher taxing any part IN
them; in the evening DIR. Strong cody
intnatsd That if he chose 10 do SO, lie
might preach, and WAS shocked y his IN
slant acqu'e>cence. "a man who will ac-
cept an invitation rendered in such way
as this, shought the doctor,"clnnot preach
sermon tit for my cbngregatl n to hear T
He was mistaken. Mr. Beecner had har.i-
ly less pride than genus, aud he keenly
ielt the coldneSs Of he great man. The
evening came on; the church WAS bril-
i.ntly lighted, and thronged with the
beauty, fashion and intelligence Of that
bonn. of gentIene~s and learning. DR..
Strong had offered the opening prayer,and
The choir was signing the hymn toprycede
tie sermon. Mr.. Beecher became Restless
ant his face was flushed with sudden
excitement. He turned to the doctor aud
icqu,red in low, hurried voice, if the SER
nloll luld b- for few moments deferred
he had left his manuscript in bis cham
Der.
mo" SAID the doctor with sharpness
---and grssrrd the Bible To sci ct text
for himself, glad that An accident was To
relieve him anil his congregation from the
mortifyins inf elton he bad dreaded. He
was 100 f:.s-: his young brother had been
1Luu1 I'D The llelIt w IllN tHdhucis dult ltS-
ogn ziny the words Of the last line OF the
HYMN. sprang to tire desk. AMI before DR..
Strong had recovered from his astoui H.
mem, annou zee MS text FIR IN extempo-
raneois DISCOURSE. eli is the will Of tfod,
thought the vrxed and humble pastor, aud
PREPARED himse to listen with Christian
RESIGNATION. For few moments the
Young preacher spoke with IA slight h-si-
tation. IA ii. while giving his introduction.
he was revolving IN his mind an extended
argument Soon his voice rang clear and
loud, his sentences came compact and earn
/. and his manner caught the glowing
f,rvor of hi> thought. Al was hushet but
his impassioned tones; the great assembly
WAS still IA death; and leaning forward
with blended wonder and admiration, the
pastor felt stealing over him from the
hushed air the re5uk Of his Master. for
his harsh Judgment and cold treatment Of
his young brother.
In after life he used to relate the story,
AMI confess that he. nd never b sard such
eIaquence as that Of the homespun yonng
Mr. Beecher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Washington. April 27.

- "Thif&Nfff - Pt"
Special TO tie World - he enemy
have not been strengthened as reported.
l'hry are now fifteen tlIuusan nd weaker man
at FreJel ickshurg. Gen. Lee is SICK, and
Jackson is IN command. Ii be will only
stay sick. they Willie fifty Thousand weak.
er Than they We're At fredericksburg,
Spe.iaE 90 YSmes.-=At the Instance of
foreign banks about four weeks since.
agents were sent 10 kurnps to make sales
Of our bonds authorized u he issued by tie
last Congress The iate steamer brought
news that ,arge sum will be supplied TO
The Government credit ia Hamburg. Lon-
don and Paris.
The Richmond Examiner, Of he 22ds
contains an advertisement for 5000 Ia
borers, free whites, to work on iOrttica-
tions.
The friends ofpnsoners in the old capita.
have been irving TO gri them DOT Ivy bnhe-
nv. E1i,lenc. Of their cfims il IN the
hands of the District Attorney.
Mr.. Romero, he Mexical, Minister, had
AN interview to-day with the President,
aud complained Of the i friendl.' t,eat-
mrnt his country received IL tue refusal Of
permits H. ship MUNITIONS OF war on Mex
lean account, while the French are allowed
to toy freely in New York, 81. LOUIS aud
elset here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Washington, April OF.


The latest intelligence received here 10
up 10 yesterday mon, When All WAS quiet
.,ii the Nauselnond above and below Suf-
folk. Refugees report that the recent at
tack on Suffolk VAS III the nature Of
grand foragtig expedition. There Il ilis.
best rstandIng between our land aud
naval forces 10 that dIfeetlon.
.Speciot TO Eveni0g Jost--The state
menl that AR. Chase will shullly put =
loan Of 10 year bonds UPON tie marked i
mhoolv without foundation. Nsilbcr is
it tue that any agcut u Div. Cnase's
abroad is aulilprlz { 10 accept loan Of
hunlred million dollars.
The weather continues fine and the
road, will soois be IN excellent conditiDn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

Do you desire to know the definite pro-
gramlne in Mexico? Here it Il, rs given to
me by we'll informed friends of the Govern
mpnt. After defeating Juarez, some sort Of
Il g .vernment, 10y the national will and all
of the French" Is To he institnted in his
place, but no matter for the present what this
tinernn,ent NAV be. so that il il not Juarez.
and is favorable To the French. This &C
conpIi~hrd. France viii demand Of the new
Gov ernlnent war indemnity, and The Gov
eminent, n"t being allie TO pay the inaeln-
nifty, The French will accept in payment The
concessions, for an indefinite period. OF the
right Of working, for Their exclusive profit,
certain mines Of the precious metals ~ So
nora and Chihuahua, and. moreover. they
will ex lct from The new Government COM
merc;al treaties Of the mot favorable CHAR
acter In order to insure the faithful per-
fornancs of the contract on the pant 1T the
M-xcans. and 10 prevent the re Commence
m ut ct ciyi war IN the country the French
will strongly garrison with their own
troops, as long required, four or five Of
the most important strategic points OF the
country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
New lnk. Auril 81,

The Tribune has official ness from
Mexico, Aprl lst. The reported loss Of
sixty plec, Of artillery anu 800 men by
the tlench is untrue.
Tie news brought via San Francisco il
mainly Correct.
The Flench suffered several repuises at
Puebla, Tut finally compelled lhr Mexicans
to aDauion Fort San JasIrr, hui moi un-
iii they removed ali tlieiI arlIIlsry aud a.n-
munillom Up u Apfa 7ih uolhIng ia
yoraLe TO The French arlle'i Vera CIuz.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

nE An expedition against the "Snske"
indians. in Oregon. is planned FIR this sum
,ner. Seyentj transportation wagons. and
four hundred mules have been purchased
for the use Of thu expedition. The Ruth
less slavers of women IN that region will
most assgnlsdly lie cleaed out hv the Ore
gonians, who display much enterprise in
Indian haniiog. rs vel. a. in everything
else they undertake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
San Eran,i.co. April 20.

II is understood that the general Gov
eminent has purchasei here fleet OF
steamboats, for coast and harbor srrvic''.
incluling the Washington. California.
Hermann, Panama aud Oregon. The
vessels are 10 TO immediately razed aud
rehti.d for active service. The authorI-
ties have warned large .l.,.,;..rss IN arms aud
ammunition not to sell cannon without
first infortaing them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
DENTISTRY.
1sEr OF TEETH FOR Thirty DOLLARS

LsET OF TEETH FOR Thirty DOLLARS!
Wv. II neHenbacher will positively visit l'ancas,
ter two months per YEAR; the mobths " NArch a'lu
October Oai.e over A. st Bars Store En-
trance on east side Room formerly occupied b, DR..
mompso,. .
Teeth inserted on Gold. hard Rubber and SILVER ~
dssr.d T.etb sIle In crown with Gold and Tin foil
Deep filings with Gold only All Rubber We warra'-
Ted To be fu! as durable as Gold Persons from diS
lance wanting will hnd to their interest 10 cat
early possible in the month
B.-W. II netenbacher is the only Dentlsf IN
his of the State licensed to work the hard rubber
work Persons Liable 10 BE- prosecuted Il obtaining
the rubber work fanny not having license, az well as
tia Dentist, of Good, ears Il Co.'S Patent
Travelling Dentists cannot get the right at any prce'
Vls36 # WM. II EEFFkNBACHEk. DENTIST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

EE The democratic papers from Maine
to Tex $. AMI from Chicago TO Charleston
are procla'ming Coth.en's election BY
10000 majority; at the same time affirm
ing that Dixon, bad he been elrcted, was
pledged against all the Objectionable acts
Of the administration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
MILLS & BLESSING

MILLS d. BLESSING
ATTORNEY AT La w.
JOSEPH ]. MILLS u g. BLkssfNS
.LANrAsrER, GIANT cuvNTY Wis
os.s tg0. sfairsl IN Meyers Budding, on MadtsoA
street opposite C curt House
viii prsciice Ia al 3he t'uurts ut this state
~ Collections promptly attended to and remtttan
ees made Immediately
We viii nav taxes on lands # residents and give
r.rticur attention business relating To rear ~
Ia . which nav h. entrusted 10 our care
will attend u claims a ainst the government pack
nav bnuntes pensions Hc. lancaster Oct. iIth lA09
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
New York. AoriI q.

The Eraorcss learns ,ha, tllsc are PM
vale lrttel< Nero .i.ii,l. THU the policy
of the British Owe .dneft j pow settled
sIz: IL svsolGt,y A.ol the flung out Of
any more priyasss Tor yesels of wer 10
British port<.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
BARBER & LOWRY.

BARBER & LOWRY.
Attorneys SC Councillors at Law
,,,sv p.RRgK. Ed - LOWRY J.. BARBER
LAvcAsTgR WISCONSIN
wtln,actca their profession in counties OF Gran;
Cawf,rd aud Badax; alsn, a agent IN 6uvIng ana
iiin lands having taxes, procuring land patents, ar
80 fna, to soldiers suldier'- bouny pensions and
49,, NV ines. connected with tue Department at
wt;n,on Lancaster. Dec Ut 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
HOTELS
VI AASlON HOUSE.
VEL Al BEEIOW :.

SI a. ,s fully inform the puelic that am now
~ gArass hsetown Haase.'' rmsrl, Kslt by
l,ss NJ sas Tue accommodation OF r. seIsrs and
a.. ava = 70 pl 70 the best Of my abis-
St Gaov - good iarge Stable an1 can store svay
%sA nsa EMANUELBL0CK.
A"o%- 1I-tf,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
PHYSICIANS.

nR. j. II. HYDE,
PhySlcian 81 Surgeon.
Oflce one door north Of the Mansion EOuse,
LANCASTER, wIscoN IN
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