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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

IT Is stated that Gen. Lew. Wallace, who
took an active part in the fights at Island No.
10, Pitisburg Landing, Shiloh aud Corlntb, but
who from eome cause silently passed from OBJ
servation, has become partner in pork and
beef packing house at Charlottesville, Indiana.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

GovEasoR BUcKMaHAM Of Connecticut has
called an extra session of the Legislature. "a
meet Of Hartford on the % Of November. The
object 70 to have some plan adopted by which
she quota Of the State under tie Pr6sldent'l
Last call for troops may he promptly Oiled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

"Ihe loss of NsU York ,oou!d be greater
disaster TO The government than defedts Of the
symies Of the Potomac and the Cumberland"
The above Is extracted from "priyate" cir
cular Issued by Republican Or Union" coun-
ty committee in Tioga county, calling on the
farmers to come in with four. horee teams to
meeting to be held at OWego, These Tioga
county Republicans a'e following in the wake OF
administration orators in Pennsylvania and
elsewhere, who have declared over and over
again that it Ia of more Importance to beat the
Democrats in the elections than the enemy IN
the feld.-N. Y. World, Oct 80.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

CoTTON manufactures prosper mast when
cotton 10 scarce and high. The mills and print.
works at Manchester, New Hampshire, sold
last year 22,00000O yards Of cloth, clearing
81 000, 600, or 60 per cent. on the capital
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
rs THR BEST IN Tan wosLDI
The only Harmless, True & Reliable Dye
1T knnwn f-

The only Harmless, True & Reliable Dye
~" known.
This splendid Hair Dye Is periect-changes Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly, to Glossy Bact OF
Natural BrOtrn, without Iujurug the Hair or stain
Ing tho skln, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautful i'm
parts freuh vitality, frequently restoring It's pristine
color, and rcctiss the Ill effects OF Bad Dyes The
genuine b siguei WILLIAM A. RATonELoR, all
others are mere limitations, and should bo avoided.
Sold by all Druggists, etc.
FaCtoEY No. 81 Barclay street,
@&U YORK.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing tho Hair.
june2lB3-d& -d&wlypI t'N.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

OLD ABE ia said 10 be hard worker. We
wish he wouldn't work go hard in some direc.
tons. He will work himself doWn-and the
country too o.--L0uisuille Journal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

THE will Of the late Hon. VIM. Sturgis. Of
Boston, was offered for probate on Oct. 9Th.
The estate will probably amount to nearly two
millions of dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

The total enrolled stReugih Of the yoluu teera
Of England il 159, 900 men Of ali rsnks. oi
whom 300 are covalry, $4,000 artillery. g 500
engineers, and l32, 600 rife volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
AM BOS HALL.

THIS beautiful Hall has been thoroughly renovated,
Il and dne Chickering Grand Piano attached, and
is now offered for rent for Concerts Lectures Dancing
Parties, ETC., etc, on the most reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to A. b. Stevenson at
Lindeman & Co.'s, under the Hall, or at Woods
Muho Store, No. 81 High street
oct25-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

se PosisivsIs made from 20 Oents. q
Something urgently needed By evsy person. 10 sam.
pies sent free " mall or 90 esnts lhat retail for g.
w n. 4, W0L00TT,
sspl7-d$ySR qq 40 ohAthan Square, MI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
quota under the last call.

This, though smaller than was anticipated
is In proportion to the number of men en-.
rolled in the State, and not now IN military
service.
Col. Ed. Parrott, Provost Marshal GeneIal
has sent 10 the Provost Marshals II the State
the quotas Of the districts under this call as
follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

Removed from his old Office. L
Dr. Alb. WILLIAMS, ". Brosdwsy, near High IT,,
oolumbut, o. has devoted hcsli for ssrlos Of years
to tho treatment Of cc7tsa private dsssses He may bs
consulted At bis cfcs On prosdvsy, scar The HxSnaas.
Bank
sR1osR s 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Beach Street. Boston.

(Dhsctly opposite the Bo.ton and Worcester Railroad
..--G Depot.)
THE UNDERSIGNED, wHG, HAs
u been connected with the American Honae N thIu
iy for over nine years. has leased this lknown and
popular hotel for term q years, and pledges himself
to sustain the reputation Of the UNITED STATES no
TEL as frstolGss hoHss. The public may rely upon
finding, at this house, all the appliances and comforts
OF a Hfst-cldts hotel. St1 " =, -
Prico, a. heretofore, I've pOIlsn per day, 4
auTlaSSmi - " - - '',s.s
&eSss''f" vss4siss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
The State Committees.

nsmocrasic state Central Committee OF
roNVDRsH AMOD LAYMAN,
. apo' L. ooNvIIYsn1Ma'e MIN a. THURMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01
The State Quota Under the Presidents
Last Call,

The following statements in the. leading Ad-
mlnistratlon organs In Ohio arc published, is
to be presumed, under official sanction;
The following statement, which has just been
completed, shows how the account between
the General Government and Ohio stood on the
25th of October, when the State was IN debt
80 men: s k'S
Quota under the calls for 1861. 6I635
0uots under first call for 1862. $3.50
Quota upder call OF nine months men for 1852,
reduced TO three years men. g2lI
Quota under the hrst call for 1853 63''..,... 36SS6
Total 'ioVy<so
ltBu CONTRA.
By troops furnished to June 10, 1869, as per cor.
rected abatement Of AdIutant General. ,.lAl 666
Due United States June 10..."...u.........u. S432
Mustered 10 from June 10 to October "a, az
per report Of Leutenant.Oo Brooks
and Oapt Otis for three gears. ........... 1915
Mustered In Of six months men, equivalent
In three years. men to ................ 5l9-S,334
--.
Due United States October er25........H..... 90
Since raised. s't,'s's.'''''s's.,s'''''' W
Quota under the last call. 2p,352
Thia thonOh amallep than vaa anticinatad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

.'lI8'dF ~ 1lagl'F q 'is5.., = nc .s''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

= A'S
Fall Dire So @ oods
h,N flArv
90, 25, 80, 35l cents per Yard.
vEHY OHEAP.
Balm cAc SON,
No.,s 2s, Is, ~ 4 70 South High st.
r AIDES BLACK CLOTH SACKS AND oIRoLRs;
IL Also scarlet and Blue Cloth ooaks. Water
Proof OF axis.
CgNrs' COTTON YLANNEL SHIFTS AND
~ ma Balm & soN,v 4
SHAKEB Flannel Under'a armsnts for Gents;
ELEGANT Plaid Poplius, Msrinos, Empress Cloths
II and oil kinds Of Winter Dress Goods: co.,
DLAIN and Figured Rep Dress Goods at very % low
J. prices. EfF#t BAl9 q Cum
Il
- N '''''' 'f' Balm & SON.
DLUsH, Petershan, and all the late styles Of Black
L and oOlOred Cloak CLOTHS at very lST prizes; snN
TTXrlsA Fine Plain, Brown and Black AlpacaS, at
II very reasonable prices. \
A LEXANDRE'5 Plain and Embroidered Kid Gloves,
n 6ents' KID Gloves, lined.
VNINTER Hosiery and UnderG Ga rments for Ladies,
w aonts, Misses and Boys.
rHR latest and most sty ilsh Drets Trimming Laces
Ft~R3 Balm & SON.
CUpERB Black Lyons Taaota silks and Black Lyons
- Cloth Velvets. ~i Balm & SON.
I ADIEs' Fancy Enbroldered Handkerchief; Roman
IL ard BIoche ecarfs. Balm & SON.
TNLEGANT Fall Dress Silks sash and Scarf Rib
II bons, scarfs and shawls.
octs3
WANrED-CK CKNITTINa MAoHINE)- Farmers,
men folss1 can earn Is to s5c per week with one Of
Aken's Celebrated Knitting Machines II will earn its
cost In thirty days. Price, complete, $50. Weight 45
pounds. Freight from SO cents TO s1 so. Send for cir
cular and samples. (Send slamp.) s.f
EEihkGT G RHANSON,
asnsrpl Agents,
aprll2l 63-dly ks set, Chisago, Ill. .
&cn A MONTHy-we want agents at $50
ROV month, expenses paid, 70 sell our EDe'la.stsg
and curious articles. Is oircu lars, Jreo.
may8-d&Wtfl SHAW &0LARK, Biddsiord, Me-
Wanted.
O7E a wONTHy-1 want to hire Agents In
p y every county at e7s month, expenses paid to
sell my new cheap Family Sewing Machines.
Address 8. MADISON, Alfred, Ne.
mAyd-1&Wn
Mno M IA WAN IInIITHM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-01

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
Legal.
rHERIeF sALE-CHIsHoLM.

state Of Wisconsin, County OF Grantss Circuit Conrt
ofGrsnt County, Wisconsin Luetns s. BiaseY fisin-
TIL against John Chisholm, Defendant
By virtue Of writ Of Execution issuen ort OF tne
ADORE named court Ia favor the above named Flan-
tiH and against the above nsmed Defendant to me dl
racted and delivered and for want OF goods and chete
Of the said Defendant wherein to levy; heve BY the
direction ofthe Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS levied upon I'll tire
right title inte est whlch the said Defendant had on
the Ist day Of November, D., loa2 or has since ae
qured I'M and to the following described real estate o
wit: Commencing az stake, 1T or near the iine be-
tween Mark Bailey aud Hiram Comstpck, on Section
thirty Five (35), Town eight go north Range thfee
f3) ana the north side Of he road running eas
and west through said Section thence running from
stake north sad line between said Bailey anu
nstock two hundred and nine feet thence west two
bundeo aud nine feet, thence south two huudrec and
Vet thence east two hundred and nine feet to the
place beginning, containing acre. be the same
mse ess, in ,fiant county, Wiscc nsin which said
iot a. audI in the 18th day Of February, A. D.,
1868 hour of o'clock in the afternoon of said
ag, offer for sale and will sell TO the highest bidder for
cash hand at the door Of the court house in
the village of Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin.
said sale will be to satisfy the judgment ia this
case amounting to the Of thirty and 80 lO0ths
dollars damages with costs and interest," and costs
cruing ShefTs Office. Lancaster, January 9th,
A. D.. 1868. X. CHESEBRO, Under Sheriff.
HARrsHoRS wooLEY, Grant Co, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. SOow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
Origin d Psll,Isun.


DIR. J. u. Edwards, n-tle Pharn'ace't-I
teal Joayhcs, remarks That the flow oil oil
from mineral springs is BY no means new
either to science or commerce. HeFodo-
tus has recorded chat the Island OF Zante
furnished large quantities, while Pliny and
Dioscorides describe the oil obtained from
Agrigentlm, small town Of Sicily. The
Persian springs at Bayokum have yielded
to tue value of 100000 dollars annually.
and the earth oil froin Rangeon, in Bur
nah, has been exported to the extent OF
400, 200 hogsheads yearly. Tho streets
If Genoa and Anniens were formerly light
ed by ape,roeuin obtained from Parma.
In ls47 i spring was discovered in York
shire, which was successfully worked by
Mr.. James Young of GLASGOW, until ex-
hausted, when he TUNED his attention to
thedistilIation Of coal, and discovered par
affine oil. The marvellous oil springs of
the New World, however far snrpass in
extent and interest all previous discoveries,
and the quantities already yielded, without
apparently diminishing the supply, show
that this will be most important article
Of commerce for some years to come
English Paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
SHERIFF'S sAIE-ENNoR, Perry ct az

State of WISCONSIN, County of Grant, ss-Circuit court
Of Grant county Wisconsin. Judgment Of foreelos-
aud order OF sale. Elizabeth N. Voolfolk frlain-
tin, against William T. Ennor, and Joseph Petty
Part ers, under the name. style and firm OF Enn0r
and Petty aud Jane Petty, wife OF Joseph Petty and
Henry Ssaife, defendants.
By yirue of judgment of foreclosure and order of
SALE rendered and made in the above named court in
the above entitled cause, bearing date the 9Th day
of August A. d. 1862 and by the direction of tie Plain
u's Attorney, yIoherior sale and will sell public
auction 10 the hest bidder for cash in hand at the
outer door OF thu court house. in the village OF Ian
caster, Grant county, Wisconsin. on the Goth da, Of
March, A. ID. 1868, at the hour 10 O'Clock 10 the
forenoon of said day, all of the following desert ed
real estate to wit:
All of the east half Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton number thirty three 1881 in township number
three ~, north Of range number three (3 west of
tho fourth principal meridian, all in Grant coun-
ty, Wisconsin,. Said sale will be made to satisfy
the Judgment in this action amounting to the sum Of
hundred and forty five 7-l09ths dollars (S7456
damages and thirty dollars S57Q0) cns.s together
with interest and costs accrung. Sale Absolute-Dated
Sheril's Office Lancaster, December 22d, 1862.
T. +. CHESEBRO. Under Sheriff
j. Allen Barber. Grant ounty Wis
Plaintiffs Attorney, 2sl3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17

Be A correspondent writing from Win
chester relates a very amusing incident
which lately occurred under his observation.
The correspondent, who is an officer in
the army, was sitting in the court room on
a urtmaltial. when a rebel lady passed
by. Rather than pass under the American
flag. which was hanging over the sidewalk,
she sprang out in the mud and water of
The street, and in doing so she burstsd the
cords which held up her underskirt, and
down they came, within SIGHT Of the
whole court. She attempted to replace
them by rapid and vigorous thrust up
ward, but the effort was in vain; SO the
mortified lady broke for private quarters,
her bedraggled skirts sweeping the street
behind her. Very little sympathy was
for the lady, as all felt that she had done
. very foolish thing, for which sue was no
more than justly punish, d. Waee'iag Ia
teltigeRcer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
THE HERALD.
.n HoolsroVIng a! the Nest,

This branch Of stack-growing Is receiv-
Inc largely increased attention in our Wes-
tern States; partly caused by the war and
increased demand for wool consequent, and
partly owing to the partial failure and low
pricesof wheat, aud to the fact that pork
sells low compared with former years. To
this increase of sheep, as we predicted 10
this journal three years age, no new hind
efing cause has been found and no new en-
emy Developed. The present year has
been a remarkably wet one, and yet sheep
10 larger numbers than ever before have
pastFeA the prairie in perfect health.
Many farmers almost unacquainted with
sheep and woof-growing have invested in
Aocks the past summer. The winter nay
prove dear "experience school, TO
them and cause them to wish their money
back again.
In sheep-growing there are three ais
tinct sources Of profit sought; viz, increase
of number Of natural propagation; growth
or in,rease Of size and weight, aud annual
product Of wool. The fattening Of sheep
for mutton exclusively, constitutes a branch
OF Business by itself.
Ihe three objects above noted are the
chief ainI1of Western sheep-gfowers. The
aewe used in breeding should possess as
nearly as possible the points.ot excellence
desired in The offspring. They should at
feasible one year old, of good strong consti-
tuition, have air, exercise and suitable food.
The lamb will thriyeif the dam be strong
bealthy and a good breeder. Prairie
storms are exceedingly severe on lambs,
and they require good shelter dry under
gsot. Those farmers who b discarded
SWINE for sheep, should beal mind that
a hog reeve and shepherd are quite differ
ent occupations. The hog, though native
of q warm climate, will thrive if well fed
without shelter; the sheep will suffer far
more, and its increase frequently perish
The eve, healthy. well fed and sheltered,
viii generally realize the fond hopes Of the
shepherd forincrease. Growth afterward is
easy, natural and RAPID. Good health is
necessary, which re ,uires dry pastures aud
proper food-suljects for study not easily
exhausted. aE
The annual product of wool depends
much upon the health Of the sheep both for
strength and beauty and fibre aud also
weight Of fleece.
The three sources Of income above nam
ed closely looked after, and there will be
small chance of failure in making wool or
sheep growing a remunerative branch of
Western busbandry. We have the sum
mer range without limit, and winter forage
superior and more abundant then any 9TH
er portion Of the earth visited by US. Let
it no longer be said, The prairies are insult
ell to the production of sheep and WOOL
american Stock Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17

State of Wisconsin, County of GRANTS. Circuit
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment Of
Foreclosure and Order of Sale. Timothy +. Barr,
Plaintiff. against James G Lay, John f. Day and
Dwight T. Parker Defendants.
BY virtue of judgen, Of foreclosure and order of
SAFE rendered and made ia the above named court in
the above entitled action bearing date The 9th dag OF
August 1862 and by direction Of Plaintiffs Attorney
will offer for sale and will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash In baB at the outer deor of the
Court House in the village Of Lancaster, Grant CGnn
ty, Wisconsin, the 9th day of March. A D. 1863 at
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. all of
the following described real estate in Grant county,
Wisconsin, TO Wit: The northeast quarter OF north
east quarters the east half Of the southwest quarter
and the northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
Of section thIfysx t36) IN township No. five (5 north
of range No four a. west IN Grant county, Wisconsin,
said sale win be- made to satisfy the judgment this
amounting to the Of hundred and ninety
six aud 3l-l00tbs dollars damages and thirty lhree and
72100ths dollars costs together with costs ard interest
and accruipg costs.-Dated Sherfs Office, Lancaster
December !, a d., 1862 T.. II. GAESEBRO, X
J. ALLEN BARBER, Und. Sheriff. Grant Co Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 253m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
EsTATE Ola sWITZER.

County Court Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate.
January Term 1863 Present VIM McGonigal, Judge.
In the matter o. the estate of John SwitzeF, deed.
On reading aud Cling instrument in writing pur-
porting 10 be the lust will aud testament Of John
Swiizsr late of the Town of Fennimore in the county
Of Grant and State of Wisconsin, deceased nd also
the petition Of Mary A. G. Switzer rep esenting that
said John Swtzer recently died testate in said county
and that Executor is named an1 appointed in said
last viii; and that she is the lawful widow Of said de-
ceased, and praying that said VIII be proved and adj
mited to Probate and that aeministl alton thereof
with sad viii be granted unto her and George
II. Horton of said county. Thereupon, it is order.
ed that the proof of said instrument and the matter
of sd petition be heard before the Judge of this court
at The court house in Lancaster in said county on
the hrst M0nday of March A. ID. 1868 at one clock
in the afternoon OF said day. ordered further that
ce thereof be given to all persons interested therein
~ publishing this order for three 49, weeks successive
~ pi.or TO said day of hearing in the Giant County
Herald a weekly newspaper Published at Lancaster
said Grant county.-Dated January 2Sth 1868.
343w WA McGONIGAL County judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17

CoMIEG TO THEIR SENsEs.-The Buffa-
10 Courier, which has been one of the lead
ing "peace" journals IN N. Y. State, copies
a recent article Of the Richmond Eaquir-
er lepellng aIlNorthern advances for peace.
except the humiliating acknowledgement Of
Confederate Independence, and comments
upon that article as follows.
'On this head the class Of rebels whose
mouth piece is the Epqu rer, may as we'll
know ille truth. lfthey imagine that there
i at the North any disposition to meet
them on the ground they propose, they
are egregiously mistaken. With them, so
long as they fling contempt on the nations
sacredest traditions and scout at the idea of
the old, Union, there can be no peace, but
war and that with united aud wrathftl
Moth. Eagerly watching and hoping for
the first gimmer Of prospect of peace, the
Northern Democracy. do not hope for it
from auytbiug the arch-rebels will do or
say or ccncede. 70 them we would have
no propositions TO make, except Of uncon.
iitionai Surrender even if we were in po-
sition 10 make propositions"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
ESTATE OF TYLER.

County Court Of Grant county Wisconsin In Probate
February Term, 1868. Present Vim McGonigal, Judge
In the matter Of estate Of John Tyler, deceased.
On reading aud sling the petition of Mason Fish,
Esquire Administrator of the estate of saa deceased
PRAYING further extension Of the time heretofore al
lowed him for the settlement Of said estate.
Thereupon ii is ordered that he matter of said petit
ton be heard before the Judge of this court at the
courthouse in Lancaster in said county the first
Monday cf March, D, 1858, at one O'Clock in the af
Of sd dav. Ordered further that notice there
nf be given to all persons inter esed therein by pub
shpg this order for three successyev prior to
said day Hearing in the Grant County Herald week
ly newspaper published at Lancaster IN said county.
Dated February ?, 1853 VIZ. AcGONIGAI,
343w County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
NOTICE-W1H

ERS' Estate.
State Of Wisconsin, Grant County, In Probate Grant
County In the matter OF the estate Of Nicholas
Withers deceased 10 all whom il may concerns:
Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers, were
the Goth day of December 1867, appointed and COM
missoned by the Judge Of the county court o. sara
county mmssioners to receive examine and adjust
all claims aud demands of all persons against the said
decaased that six months from and after the first day
Of January, A. d. 1858, have been allowed and mitea
ton and allowance; and that we will on Tuesday the
l4th day Of April 1863 and Wednesday the lst day
of july 1893 at the residence OF Wni Harvey, IN the
village If Jefferson in the Town Of Hazel Green in said
Grant county, attend to the discharge OF our duties as
commissioners aforesaid.--Dated February Ith 1868
JOHN H. CHANDLER,l
WILLIAM HODGE, commissioners.
1v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-17
ROSCOBEL, FENNlMORE,
LANCASTER g. POTosI
u. S. MAIL, g5lRssE2
MI. E,,NrIIY.

The subscribers having the Mail Contract fol the above
route, after the LIST Of july g. give notice that then
will stock The route With good, new hacks and safe
horses, and viii run 4. follow:
Leave Lancaster, Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fri
days, at 8 a. 81,
Leave Boscobel, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 6 A. NJ.
Passengers by this line connect with stages for
Gaena by WY of Lancaster and Platteville also for
Duneith Galena and Dubuque by Potosi and for Pra-
rie du Chen, Cassvihe and Mineral Point by direct
stage lines connecting at Lancaster and with alnter
or towns in the county.
We pledge faithful attention to Express businesa
and to the faithful delivery CT small or large
entrusted to driver will be EMPLOYED ex-
cept those tried and known to be true and reliable.