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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

A VALUABLE INvENrioN.-P. H. F.
Foot, of tho Union Iron Works, Sacra-
meuto, thus describes an ingenious
stovo, invented by DR.. W. H. Thomas,
Of that city, and for a patent to which
tho Doctor has filed his eareat:
It consists Of a cylinder with . horizontal
and perpendicular cylinder ovens therein,
made perfectly steam tight. Tbs s~uperheated
steam on the inside Of the cylinder and
around the ovens Is kept at a given tempera-
ture BY the heat regulator, and all tho differ.
emit dishes Of food are cooked in steam.tight
vessels In such q manner as to retain all the
aroma Of the food, and thereby prevent any
odor from rising In the room from the stove
during the time Of cooking, and all the ves-
sells containing tho food can be highly pol
ished, and will retain their polish during the
time Of cooking. The vessels can be taken
from the ovens and placed on the table to
keepthe food hot, aud would be an ornament
thereon. Each dish can be regulated to the
minute Of time in cooking, as well a. to the
degree Of heat, for tho arrangements are such
that there Is q clock attached 70 tho stove to
to place each dish in tho oven at its proper
time. For instance, you wish to have your
dinner At ~ O'CLOCK you Will nlst atIAnBe al
the different dishes in their steam-tight YES.
sells, and place the same on trays In front OF
their respective ovens; then wind up the
clock.weight to its proper place, fasten the
pendulum Of the clock to the lcScr Of the heat
regulator and start the fire In the stove, and
when the steam in the cylinder L. heated to
the given degree tho regulator will raise the
lever and disconnect the pendulum, start The
clock, and As the clock.weight 10 running
down it in contact with tho springs
that place the dishes In their respective ovens
at tho given time to have thom all properly
cooked at II o'clock and when all j. cooked,
| the clock- weight touches . spring which rings
an n!nrm bell, closes the stove drafts, and
| opens the oven doors aud drafts to cool tho
cylinders to a given degree, sufficient to keep
al the dishes warm until called for Mt dinner.
| This invention can also DO used for genera.
ting steam for power. 1t can be kept at any
degree Of heat, in 4 uniform manner. and
| with a saving Of fuel Of from Is to 80 per
cent, and with no danger Of explosion. II
is tho best machine, With tho use Of burning
fluids, to keep watts Of wine at the proper de.
gree Of heat to ripen in the shortest space oil
time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

Irs ADvAscE.-Wo have kept before
our renders the progress Of the railroad
and the cities that have sprung into OK
is,cnce on its pathway. Cheyenne hns
had the lions share of its fnvOrs; now
tho snorting iron horse passes it quietly
by, like any other country village, and
rushes on TO Laramie City. The Aryus,
with more Of honesty than usually finds
expression, where there is speculation
in town lots, tells the tale:
"From this day Cheyenne has dcgenera.
ted into a station. It may DO a whoppiing
biz junction, round house, foundry, machine
shoD. repair shop sort Of q place, but with
all that II 10 simply a station on tho great
highway from ocean TO ocean. In view OF
this fact, il may be refreshing to our readers
to note that all tho distinguished visitors and
pilgrims from the East will have to stay over
here ono night for a supper and a bed, and
that the West will also have to honor US with
their presence and tax our hospitality to the
same extent
Laramie City is said to be very brisk,
buildings rushing up, and dance houses
and other component parts OF nm ad-
vanccd stage of civilization have been
introduced. Tho line is expected to be
built to tue North Fork by the 4th oil
July, u hundred miles further, and so
on il will come ill it reaches IL city.
As it was with Julesburg, now with
Cheyenne, all tho magic cities will be
like Jonah's gourd, Of short lived great
ness, while the glory Of our own city will
never decline. The day has dnwned-
let the poor rejoicO!--Sah Lake Ners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
VIOLENCE THREATENED

~ - I
Arumor has been current 10 town LOT
tho last day or two, that there was u
settled purpose, on tho part Of tho DEM
ocraey, to prevent or interrupt tue
Union meeting tonight. We have also
heard u report that a young Gold hlli
sprig Of chivalry wont to u neishbor Tor
q pistol or blunderbus which ho bad
loaned said neighbor, with the avowsd
.purpose Of cleaning and Furnishing it,
in contemplation that he might need it
tonight. No one has heard any threats
or insinuatious that the Republicans in-
tended or had n disposition to interrupt
the Democratic meeting A resort I"
arms Or blows is no way to reconcile
political differences, and we arc 10th 10
believe that any considerable portion OF
our citizens, Of either party, will en-
courage or countenanco such proceed
iugs,; or any preparations looking in
that direction. And we have faith to
believe that, oven in tho Democratic
party, there are those who would cxor'
themselves to preyont such a disgrace
full catastrophe. On an occasion OF this
kind il is tho duty Of every good cltl'
zen to hclp maintain the laws aud the
equal rights Of his fellow-citizens, nc
matter whether they belong to his own
or tho opposite party. To that end
everyone known or reasonably suspected
Of carrying concealed weapons should
DO searched and punished to the full
extent Of the law IL found guilty Of its
infraction. No bravo man. on nh oc'
easiou as exciting as the meetings to-
night are expected to DO, will think Of
arming himself like a brigand or n des
perado. It is a sad rcpronch to ou
system of government, If citizens OF 9
common country, who differ in political
opinion, cannot moet IN the same even
ing, in tho same town, without n resort
to violence, bloodshcd and perhaps
murder. In the namo Of humanity and
for the credit Of Gold Hill wo trust thai
our town will not DO put to this dceI
disgrace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

AN EARrHouAKI.TTwo worry distinct
shocks Of earthquake occurred here last
evening. Tho first a a double shock
with u continuous vibration between the
more distinct quakes-thought to have
lasted about nino seconds IL occurred
at IL minutes past Q o'clock, Magnolia
standard time. The second shock &C.
CURED ten minutes later, at 81 minutes
past 0. The more sensitive or magma
tive. report three. or four shocks. But
Of two theteAisno question. Many per-
sons, rushed out of. doors into tha street,
the better to feel the land shake, AID
await the result OF other shocks that
might occur. Doors, Windows and
lamps oscillated and yibratcd to m ex-
tent never before experienced from the
same cause here. In fact We believe
but n earthquake was ever previously
reported in Carson, that occurred in '59
or 60 Carson lRpedl. sDfAdID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

OAxLAND.-This delightful locality
opposite San Francisco is criticised by
tho Dramatic Chronicle in the following
of-hand style. Tho metropolis must be
getting ~jeaious of its new rival tho bay
acro,s-espo eially since it is to be the
terminus Of the great Pacific Railroad
Here 10 hat the Chronicle says:
Yesterday was cloudy owing to the accu.
mutation OF dense masses Of humidity in the
atmosphcrc-abovc Oakland. The ridiculous
fears entertained BY some silly persons that
an earthquake will soon come off here Is en-
tirely g~roundlsss since no firmcr foundation
In the universe exists than that-bslow Oak:
form and variety may DO fouud-also snakes
upon the ycrdure.clad hills behind Oak.
land. II you would experience new, untried.
~ccstatic and incomprehensible mental and
physical sensations, just stop a few days and
inhale the peculiar atmosphere only to be
Roundabout Oakland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

NorAnLEs DEAp.-Pearson B. Read
ing, the great landowner Of Shasta
county, died in Sacramento yesterday.
Major Reading once ran for Governor of
California, on the Wing ticket, against
John Biglcr, who was the Democratic
nominee. It was very firmly believed
by many Cslifornians that the Major
was honestly and fairly elected, and
queer rumors were circulated concern
ing Bigler's familiarity with the win
dow-acccss to the Office Of the Secretary
of State, in which the returns were de-
posted. Jerry Sullivan, the renowned
San Francisco news-dealer, died in thai
city yesterday Peace to thine ashes,
Jerry
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
10 Yon Don BIT III

There is not q Democrat on the Gold
Hill charter ticket who will refuse to
spend every dollar which no can make
out of his Office, if elected, to aid the
defeat Of Grant and Colfax in the No.
vembcr election. Do yoa doubt this
If so, ask any one Of them, in some
public place whore Democrats arc in
hearing, whether no would refuse to do
so, There can be no doubt what will
be your answer. Now, nro you willing,
by your votes, to put money in Demo
cratic purses to be used against Grant,
Coifax aad Republicanism?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

PRoFIrs OF TIE PARIS EXPOSITION
Tho figures, of the Paris Exposition feot
up brilliantly. Three millions OF francs,
or about $600, 900, are the profits Of The
ekterprfse. Eleven millions of people
passed tho turntables, to say nothing
ior the season subscribers, exhibitors,
Jurors, aud other " dead heads" There
is how an embarrassment rs to what
shall be done with the money-an ex-
traordinnry question (one would think
for France, where everything 10 regu-
lated beforehand. The Imperial Gov
eminent subscribed, one-third Of the
money necessary for the enterprise, and
the municipality Of Paris %one-third;
.butythefe vssypo thought of realizing .
profit. They hoped only to cover ex-
ipenses, Gnd all the economy OF tho
Commission (soms people call il moan.
nsss) looked only to this end. Each of
the parties now refuses to accept Its
miliion;r and the probability Is that,
after paying them the interest on the
money and the cost Of a hundred law
suits that are going to follow, some USE
fui destination will be found for the
money. The sum gained on the three,
10 supplementary days. for the poor Of
Paris was 10000 Reconsideration
,AriiSdn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

FEMALE PHYSICIANS. = Four young
women are preparing for the practice Of
medicine at Zurich, in Switzerland.
Three of them are English and one a
Swiss. In the principal Atlantic cities
many female physicians are attaining
wealth and fame. Their charges are
the same as those Of male doctors. In
Philadelphia, six ladies who practice
medicine have incomes ranging from
81, 900 to $40, 900; $4,000 is the high
est income Of a female physician in
New York. Mrs. Elizabeth and Emma
Blackwell, DR.. Hayden and DR.. Lozier
arc the first in New York city, and have
taken a high position as practitioners.
DR.. Fowler Of Orange has been very
successful. Boston, Utica, Rochester,
Eimira, Ithica, and Milwaukee, also
have female practitioners Of consider
able note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

d..
CRAsR's PosIrIoS.-Mr. J. s. Pike,
q warm and intimate friend Of Chief
Justice Chase, has boeo inspired by the
latter to Hrites an szposiAon Of his
(Chase's) political opjnions, for publi-
cation 10 the Now York Tribune. From
this letter It appears that 'Nra Chase is
in favor Of paying the national debtin
coin /; that he is impatient at Secretary
McCulloch's slow progress towards sps-
Gle payments ; that he does not think
we'll of Impeaehmsnt';Fthat he"is op-
posed to tho continuance of military
Governments in tho South ; and that
he favors universalcsuarage and univer-
sal amnesty ;Entsssaiuang and arov-
ing these opinions, we can readily i'm
agins with what enthusiasm Yallan-
iigham, Pendleton, Brick Ponsroy and
the Democratic hosts o. their school,
would hail and embrace Judge Chase as
THAR standsrd-beafer.a az : gssl-E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

A GRAVE SuBJscr.-The petition in
bankruptcy Of Arthur Tombs, Of Dead
mans Bar, Msriposa county, says the
Nevada Ga.stte, was filed recently. Liza
bilities, Sl,6s3. Assets, $40 worth OF
chickens. This is from a dispatch to
the Bee. But, fuuereal as it may seem,
We can beat it. At the Tehama races
in 1858, we saw Albert G. Tonnes, G.. s.
Coffin and a man named Graves, 81,
down to play = game Of " seven up" for
drinks. Those gentlemen were all we'll
known in Tehama county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

WELL SAID.-Somewhat muddled from
the effects OF the earthquake, we were
momentarily at a loss, this morning, for
asubject to foundLan editorial upon,
and so expressed oursslf in the hearing
Of Ephrsim. That luminary suggested
that we might publish a chapter of the
Bible for a leader, reuharking, very tru-
ly, that "the Democrats wouldn't know
but what it was original"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

HANDS 6pr.N-A good story /. told by
siNsw Orleans paper Of an individual
who presented himself to the Chief Of
Police, with o loud complaint Of GER
tsialb1ys in1he habit Of thrdsiak LoaSs
into his house. Ono, he said, had only
last evediagS struck hts sduuyAefo on the
breast. Was the young lady hurt 2"
inquired the 0hiefyy "sNoy not badly
hurt herself" replied tho complainant,
/" but the stone broke, three fingers on
the hand Of a young gentleman who is
paying her 'cspe6iaf attention Pr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
AND THUS II Co.'S. -Th No yada

AND THUS IT GoEs. - The No yadu
(Cal.) Trn,eript relates the following:
At q little mining camp in Washington
township the news Of Grants nomination
was received on Saturday last. The men,
WHO were all identified with the Union party
but one, were jubilant. That n had been
a consistent Democrat and voted for Hsight,
but wal . war Democrat who had shouldercd
his mhskct and gone TO- the field. He threw
down his pick and joined IN the rejoicing
and on noticing the h.toni.hment O. his rel
lows, said: "Boys, II makes no difference
who the Democracy nominate, Grant Is my
man aud will get my vote: ! fought IN the
same cause as he did and l can vote for him
and wills &a. 81 Aaslg ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Challenge ! Challenged

THE DEMouRACY OF GOLD HILL, HAv:
Ing hrst called a meeting Of all psrsonl who
support the Constitution and q Union OF all the
States. 10 front OF THEATEk HALL' Gooa
I'LL, on SATURDAY NIGHT, May 30th, 1858
and tho Republicans having subsequently, called
u meeting for tho same place and at tho Same
time, we. the Democracy, Invite any and oil Re
b ublicaus to meet either or any Democrat In
political debate on that night at that place. BY
DE psNScgAT1c EXEC. CON. or GOLD HILL.
Gold It'll, Nay %, 1888. sf. ~ oyi my2s'st
tTrespRss please copy. ] gHrosiH@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
REESE RIYER ITRNIs.
We clip tho following from the ReUeill'

We clip tho following from the Reusilis
of the 9Th inst:
A HANDSOME ARRIVAL. Last evening
the stage from Ophir Canyon brought
into the city ten large bars of bullion,
weighing 1000 pounds, from the mill OF
the Twin River Company. Tho bars
werc of uniform size and averaged 100
pounds each. "a a.
RATIFICATION MEETING. -Arrange-
mcnts arc being made by Tho Union
men of this city TO hold a MSS meeting
to ratify tho action Of the National
Union Convention, on Monday evening
next.
BULLION RECeIvED.-Boalt h Stete-
fcldt received today 1856 ounces Of
bullion for nssaying. .tsuJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

PROFESSOR BuRLlSGAxE has recently
made an assay from the May lode, En-
terprise district, Gilpiu county, with
the following result: Silver, per ton,
Sl,42s 10; gold, $l29 %, coin value.
So saws the Colorado HsraiS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

A MIsrAxr.-The Sacramento Union
Of yesterday. corrects an error which ii
made with regard to Anderson, the man
who so cruelty abused his wife. He
was from Nevada county, California,
instead Of the STATE Of Nevada. It is
with pleasure that we chronicle tho cor
r~eetion, relieving, as it does, u State
from the odium Of colonizing our sister
State with \ monster so inhuman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Xnka IL STRAIGHT I

As ye would that others should do
unto you, do ye even so unto them.
II you were candidates on the Union
ticket, you would expect the support oil
all Union mon. ......
Manlinoss and fairness will prompt
every true man to do exactly rs he
would DO done by.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

THE Democratic papers arc a~nIiously
inquiring the reason fer the adoption of
a resolution by tho Chicago Convention
authorizing the National Executive Com
mittee to call it together at any time.
The reason is, says the Times, that re-
cent Democratic culogies Of J. Wilkes
Booth have excited suspicion that m
attempt may be made to assassinate
Grant, eveu before his election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

WHEN anything occurs which the De-
mo0raey don't like, they begin 10 swear
Justify that they "never will submit"
that it's no use talking, they'll eight"
Blu, they are better than their word, and
don't do il,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

JOSH BILLISGs Josh Billings (Mr'
Henry ". Shaw is tall, darkroom
plcxioaed man, has II quiet face, a
thoughtful mannoS and 3 profnsion oil
handsome black hair. He was n little
thin last Autumn on account Of the OK
t~rsorIinnry efforts he thon made IN
learning how to like tomatoes. He is
better now, however, but continues 10
hope that they won't try to make castor
oil popular during his day. ,u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Don't IA DooeiyedI

Tho Democrats will certainly vote
their ticket straight. Thcy arc no great
scholars, but they know enough for
that. Union men, can't you be MS true
to your cause as they to their's2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Honor at 6takei

Gold Hill ha, always carried the ban
ner Of Uuionism in Nevada, Shall sh,
now lay it down or trail it2 No F! No
In the words Of our dear, dead, mar
tyred Lincoln, "lower it not by so mucl
AS q hairs BREADTH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Notice to Creditors.

TlsTATE OF JossPH. JACKSON, DE-
~ c~sased.-Notcs u hereby given by tho IN,
derIigned. Administrator Of We above named
estate. TO the creditors Of and all personi having
elaImi aQalnst said dscsSysd, 70 exhibit the Iams
Win the neeSssary voucher, kitAthtsAuonth
from the arst publication Of this notice TO the
undanipsdaihI bis resldaneein Dayton, Nevada
,5,T ~ "a n l.. A. 9REEHLEAF, ADM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

ENGINE rox GOLD HiLL.-Af rs engine,
designed for shipusnt aercss.the noun.
tains, hasdhesn rscsiSsdffom SanSkfan.
cisco by D. w."Esri, forwarding agent
Of this city, says the Sacramento Uaion,
Of yesterday. II. iIn Howard sngine,
No. 8, and is consigaed TO "Lbef5
Hose Company No. !, Nevada Aa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

Tux carriers of Susan Anthony's pa
per, the R~erolation, are chiefly little
girls, wearing a pretty uniform, short
red dress. They attract much alton
ton IN New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

FoR D~YoRoEs.-A new Chicago
Bible" now in press, is to contain, in
addition to tho pages ordinarily devoted
to births, marriages and deaths, several
leaves for divorces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

pAILY pr xrIsos, cIrunBucx AGO.
; GOLD HILL
Ban flamenco. May 30. lscs.

30 Alpha, s75a7s; $50 Bullion, si5S4293s;
1888 Grown Point, sIl7oIl7 50; IA Chollar. PotoE.
sii; 3 Gould & Curry, s~4251I30; 40 Hole &
Norcros,. Sl06; 90 Imperial, e2080107; 10 Ken.
tuck, SIG 5004l7: al Lady Bryan, SO 5O02
123; Q Ophlr, SIT q l7s4ls0; los 0ysrmsn, esg
07607s; lis Slorra Nevada e25; 20 Segregated
Belchcr, % So; IA Yellow Jacket, o ,l90Gl .l95
0l,aO0; Is United States, el7Vle 5 Oceiden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Masonic Notice.

SILvER STAR LODGE No. s.sF.G ~
SI.M., meets at their DSdye.room.~
corner Main and BLANCHARD streets, Gold ~
Hill, eyey Saturday evening
month. AllBrcthrspI In good standing arssor'
daily invited.
By order Of the WIN. ..-.aiaaonyr
NTSEEs|U w n. HALLy1sSsssIsys
a,id Uii. NAV l. 1858, milf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Don't Subtract, But Add.

Gold Hill has always been relied upon
for a good, stiff majority for Union and
right.
Let us leave no Stone unturned in our
efforts to hold and increase our majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
MINERS' UNION..

NIEErS EVERY. WEDNESDAY EVE
l Ming, In the Dl.lrlctcouft Room, B Itrest,
YIfsnl.i and every Thursday Etsnlus,in The
May %, 1885. n1s.H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
ANDREW JouSsoS's OPINION. = In

Senate on.the cath of December, 1860,
he said: sv ,g4.Egs
Is it reason for disunion because our man
was not eIected1 II Breckenridge had been
elected nobody would desire TO break up the
Union. I say no! What Is there to lear
Lincolnis q minority President. Let South
Carolina Sand her Senators back, and Ian.
coin cannot eren make a Cabinet ,oithom The
consent Of Congress. u.s.
When johnson became President he
undertook to make his Cabinet officers
in defiance of tho Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

Tux distilleries Of San Francisco paid,
in tho month Of April last, internal row
enue to the amount Of S9s,l60. &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

Elk GovERsoR Bnows. Of Georgia must
have fell queer in a Republican oonysn-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Remember Lincoln !

Vote for no man who scorns his mem
DRY or suecrs at q recital Of his virtues.
Most Democrats do this.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Information Wanted

WlhtAfyk GSTRIRgi WHO y1aoM
~ cola Hill In 1871, BY bis nofhsr and brother.
Eayipr hoard nom HIN llhes 1854. Whtp he was
q Rockford, Illinois. anfhaving received Q pho.
toffaplofhfA ID NoVsmAS. 1Aeh ~ ere de-
drous Of hearing Of his Whereabouts et present.
Address WILLIAR KAfT1ER0,
Or Al. SiAtis, MsSs asia Tisi' PSoio
graph 0sllssy. ipifIn i, W
Gayai, isds. sos, & aq nyal.av