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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

IN q. HAE4kE ss may be found at The. sir, =, a
"Big Collar, opposite Calls Penncr's sSro vi vi y
he has large assortment of Ready-Made Wo,k s"
is usually kept in country shop-all leady Gr ~
Spring Trade, consisting III part of - O'
Single and Double Harness-boM heorr and E.,,
and Saddles, of various Prices Also.
Cellars, Brides, Lines, Haiters, Girths, g.
which is well made and of No. /. stock.
He also keeps large stock Of V'hips and !a,bo. .
all finds-al of which no will sell as chean as t5
kets will justify, For Cash ''
He Warrants all Work to be as good a, he rsprs,,.
it to the purchaser.
All o: dered work dore on the shortest notice
acg CASH PAD FOR HIDES. "a
Lancaster, Fen. 18th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
ct. Ct. Summons cCullooh et. al

State of Wisconsin, Grant County IS.
George I4ddle vs. John McCuoch Sarah NJ McCul,ocb
his wife and Peter CASTER Grant Circuit Court-Sum-
mons.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
To John McCulloch, Sarah NJ Nc Cullocb
his wife and Peter Casler-Defendants
VOU are hereby sommoned and required to answer
i the complaint in this action of which a copy is
herewith served upon you, and copy of your an
swer to sald complaint (Which complaint is file in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said Grant
county at Lancaster Grant Co.. Wis., the subscribers
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the day OF such service And you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid and as hereby re-
CURED the said Plaintiff will apply the court for the
relief demanded in the compaint.-Dated August oad
1857. BARRIER 4 LOWRY -u
ot5o attorneys for Plaintiff
Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
90 Acre Farm For Sale.
"a MILES FROM LANG asTEgR

r WILL SELL. my Farm living / u miles NV. ffom
town, ON the road to Carroll Il Co.'S Mill. Five
s6res of the land is loughed and Fifteen fenced About
IL of the farm is too broken for cutiyatnn the
balance good tillilc land It contana abundance of
Water, Timber, Stone and Sand Quarries and several
of bottom, finely adapted to grass. On the is
4 we'll finished Frame House, 2GE 2S built last
pressy for the subscribers use; also, small Static
Will sell the farm lew, and accommodating Terms.
Acknowledging tii" above is 100 ACRES LAND, a.
dspted for good farm will be sold Chez rwit
from the other. 2 q re III this Office
Nc. GOT DSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Take Notice.

sNHAT claim to be sole of Sc 4 of SW u of
4 Section 81, Town 8, Range West and the SW : Of
NJ q Of Section 20, Town North, Range West of 4th
Principal Northumberland above to he sold by Sher-
ill OF Grant County as the property of W. B. Waterman
on the 24th March, A. d. 1853: and hereby forbid the
said SALE and give notice that shall ali lawful means
to protect my property-Boscobel, March 5th 1855 81
l.. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
GALENA g. EEEToWN
Regular u. s. Mail Stage lin

SsS1EsNs HE subscr!5elShW
-,z3 u s $3.50 ing received the contrsG
S ssy 1871 from Uncle Sam, for car
--saisefs SO 80 rying the Mail from G.
lena 10 Beetown, and having stocked the rod
with good horses, will run his coach, as ID.
lows:
Leave BEETowN Mondays. Wednesday
and Fridays, at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ, drumming b
way Of Lancaster and Pot3si,) and arrives
GaIana at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Returning, Leave GALENA - Tuesdss
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ,
arriving at Lancaster at 4 O'clock and Beetuu
at O'Clock, P. NJ, same evening
Passengers from the North will find I'll
cheapest and quickest route 10 Galena; and
passengers at Gaieita will find it the best Gota
northwestWard.
WOOD & WEsTENHAVER.
ConifaciOp
'Travelers will find the coach in Gstnl
at the City Hotel, Main-street. WAN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
BLACKSMITHING
N T,ANGAS TER

HE subscriber will continue business at the old stand
i 10 Lancaster. He will work for Ready Paw on
small profits and bring down work to the actual wants of
customers, considering the times.
Wagon making, repairing, and general custom ork
solicited. D. "A RIrDD =
Lancaster, January Ssh, 1858 29tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
100 Acres of Timber Land
EHGgR s. "a Il

CITuATEDtwo and half miles north-cst Of i,ancas
- will be sold reasonable. Time given on half the pur-
ease money. Sa land is in good set ,ncnt, and is
well watcred actual settler would be preferred. Eu-
qure for further particulars of the subscriber.
Lancaster May 9th. 81. 46-tf JoEN S. MAIREN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
FARM FOR SALE.

4 NILES VEST OF LANCASTER
r offer for sale so of land adjoining the Horner
! farm-I0 acres nnder cultivation; comfortable log
house. good water, plenty of tiuber-near roads, mills.
&C. The property il known as he Matthew Lewis fai
The land is excellent for wheat, and will be sold very
low. Enquire of the subscriber. d. w. TAFT.
TaGton, April 2ith, 1851. AT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Improved Farm

FOR SALE OR RENT
FfNaE subscriber offers for sale an improved f,
aed near Bunker Hill +. o., six miles ~ sl'u +
tSica m Grant county, consisting Of 50 aeres 49,
cultivation and 40 sores OF timber land. On the %
are log dWsnns stable and cut builcincs good sn;
and running Naser, young orchard and stone ousr.
The land is we'll fenced. fuS'fS.--
The same property is offered for rent hut wo,,,s
fer selling. Terms, no6sTsteA- For serans pre-
BSron n. -Reckwith at Bunker Hin. iui'e Oh
HAY.-Also, or tons Of hay for sale on s.i1 -
Uses. BYRON D. -BrssS NJ y liytn-
March 9Th, 1883. 20, ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE

-FIFTH CIR QUIT
NOTICE is hereby Civ en-, that al Electi on
will be held the first Tuesday being the sixth 10y
ay of April next in the several towns and wards in the
counties Grant, Iowa. Lafayette and Richland, COM
nrsin. tke Fifth Judicial Circuit of the State of Wis
consn for the election OF Judge of The Circuit Court
for the term OF six years. commencing ON the hrst Gay
of January next 1859
Said election TO be held the votes canTassed and re-
turns accordance With the provisions OF chapter
thirty six the general laws of 1854 far the same
may be applicable
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of The State
. at the capitol, in Madison, this sixteenth day
L. . February, 1858. .
D. w. JONES,
Secretary of State.
Sherifs Ohi5e,
Lancaster, Grant COUNTY, Wis.
JudicialElection for the fifth Judicial Circuit com
N posed of Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Riciilant
counties will be held in the several towns and wards
Grant County the first Tuesday, being the sixth DAY.
tof April A. D.. 1855, for the election of Judge of th
Circuit Court fer the term of six years. commencing tn
first OF January A. d. 1859, in place of Montgomer
NJ. Cothren, whose term of Office will expire on tn
first OF January A. D. 1862 Said election to be held III
votes canvassed and returns made in accordance witt
the provisions of chapter thirty of the general law
Of 1854, so far as the same may be applicable
| Given under my hand at Lancaster this 22d day
February, A. D. 1853.
D. WARD,
Sc Sheriff of Grant County, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
TAVERN STAND
Real Estate Agency.

rslHE subscriber will attend to the Purchase mad
1 sale of Real Estate, and the Payment of Tax
Persons having Real Estate to sell, by leaving de-
scription OF the same. and their terms have theiI
lands sold on reasonable terms.
Strangers end others wishing 10 purchase Real Es-
tate would do well to CALL have several fine Farms
for sale situated within miles of Lancaster; ALSO, a
large quantity OF Uninproged Land for sale all Of
which will be sold cheap and on terms TO suit purchasers
Lancaster March 18th, 1861. go J.. J. W0OIlEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
PUBLIC AUCTION

Ito the highest bidder on TUESDAY, the Goth day OF
March, A. d. 1853, at three O'Clock p NJ at the mted
States arshas Office in the city of Milwaukee, al the
cht title and interest which the above-naned defend
ants had the sixth day Of January, 1858, or ut any
time since in and the following deserted Real Es-
tate, to wit
The East half of the SOUTHEAST quarter, and the
quarter of tie South East quarter of Sec
ton twenty-one Town seven Range four West, contain
ing 100 acres OF land, less, in the County OF
Grant and State of Wisconsin.
Also the following described premises to wit Com
mencing at point in the Columbus and Madison Road
twenty six and half rods south westerly from the
Black Oak nearest the house of A. W. lngalsbee in
westerly direction Section thirteen, Town ten
North of Range twelve East thence in u Northwest
ery direction at right angle with said road thirteen
thirteen Rods; thence at right angle South westerly
paral with said road twelve and one-haf rods thence
at right angle South-easterIy thirteen rods to sail
road thence along said road 10 the place o beennng
being rectangle of twelve and one-haf rods front OF
said road ana thirteen rods deep; said land being siiu
ted in the County of Columbia and State OF Wisconsin
Also parts of Lots thirteen and fourteen in Block 1T
tyeight in the City of Madison, Dane County, WE con
sin.-Maishals Office, Milwaukee, February 4, 1858.
| St35 NJ. j. THOMAS, Marshal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
LANDS FOR SALE
IN CIR A NJ C0U NJ Y ,
By 4. J. WCGLLEY,


splendid Prairie Farm enc mile cast Of the village
N of Lancaster; Contalning2o0 in high state
Of cultivation: there is si farm large brick dwell
ing we'll finished; also thirsty young orchard just be-
ginning To hear; sAd large stream of water running
through tl7e Ssrn. Also, so acres Of timber land
Terms third down, tbs balance time to suit pur-
chaser.
ALSO. go Ncres of land miles east OF Lancaster,
Mostly parc eight improved and fenced, with
crop OF wheat in the ground, which win be sod with tho
land; it is well watcred. Also 40 Of timber and
bottom land; ths whole will be sold toge Their; this
chance for with small amount of CAPITAL.
Terms, s., 80 PEI acre-cash down.
so Acres Of land 2ls miles south OF lancaster.
about one-haf hay bottom the balance of The land witt.
timber moderate fine stream Of running through
Ii. Price 81 per acre. cSsh.
4ae As~cs aninproveG land, prairie and timber; well
watered and located near Lancaster
ALSO The north half of Sc. L and " E.ts Of s.W. t.
of sec g. town s, Range west; containing 20 TIM
her and 100 Prairie; we'll watered Improvement: will
6s sold low rexchanged for village property either in
lancaster Prairie dH Chen.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1857. 4S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
so acres Of Land for sale.

FESHREE MILES FROM Lancaster, al suitable for culii
vation Considerable Timber said lind will
sell cheap, give time on half the purchase noneY will
take good team and the rest in money. Said land lie
a good settlement with school house. 80
Lancaster, Nov 0. JOEL. MANNING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
GENERAL NOTICES,
Look at This.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to me
N either on Book or Note account win cost by
paying up immediately for am compelled to raise a
large amount of Money soon consequently the money
must come without delay. 25-tf ID. r. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
FARM FOR SALE,

NEAR LANCASTER.
100 Acres siood Land, one mile and q half from the
1NONttagee OF lancaster SO acres of which is fenced
sness<ty acres under sase os cultivation 10 sre
9saTng Apple Trees Good Water House and 20 acre. Of
ioer at o. which will sell cheap and on favorable
terms. Apply al the Herald Office or to the subscriber
in Lancaster, Wis. i, II :, e ,isfDrt e'S
July lSth 1857. . = a.. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
United States MarshaPs Sale

VS..
George ". IIayerstick,
Charles II. Orton, and
Henry CALDWELL
TN PURSUANCE md by virtune of a writ of Fier Fa-
;as issued out Of and under the seal of the District
Can't of the United States for the District of Wisconsin
I'm the ahoyeenttled case and othr writ Of Fieri
Facias issued cut of said Court against the defend
ants and in favor of Horace B. Cafiin, William II Mel
Stone both tested the 11h day of January, 1902 to
me directed commanding of the goods and chatteis
LANDS and enenens of the said defendants TO cause 10 "
made certain sums Of money therein specified, hav'
ileyied upon and shall sell at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
THE MURRAY LANDS
.EsoR. 5 "A 80.

Y1yuE following ihscrhcd lands situated in fhaltCeun
| ty, Wisconsin, arc offered for sac.
Tsxa Horft--R Ranges fown 4 " Range Hess
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

James McKindlev, George Church and Charles "
Church. partners in trade under the and style
Mckindles, Church Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
MINNESOTA.
THE ER-POLITICS-BANKING.

"
Correspondence Of The N. Z Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 3, 1853.
In The TRIBUNE Of the 10Th Of December you state
that You have St. Paul adyices to the 5th and that
"the Thermometer was at - deg belo,c Zero and that
"the sleighng had been good for two weeks"
Many Of your exchanges have copied the
paragraph, some of which give us in addition to the
below zero weather and the sleghing, snow-drts
Of Ggh feet in depth. We inclose you herein
a thermometrical record for December by which you
will notice that the thermometer did not touch zero
during the month of December. We had no sleigh
ing during the month. On the night OF
the 3ls December about four inches Of snow fell Civ
ing lis the first sleigug of the Winter for New Years
Day. The depth of snow here in the Winter is never
equal TO that in Central New-York. 1t rarely equals
twenty inches in depth at any time.
The election of II. NJ. Rice as Senator gives general
satisfaction The election of Gen. Shields is consld-
cred recompense for the Irish vote and IS satls
factory to few, even of the Democrats. The Legisla
ture passed resolution that Mr.. Rice should be en-
titled to the long term. OF course the resolution can
have no effect. Still it passed by large vote
and was q fair exhibition of the real weakness OF
Shields in his party. Every honest man here
considers Alexander Ramsey fairly entitled TO me
certificate of election as Governor. Some OF vi.
Sibley's friends have insisted that he would moi
accept an office obtained by such open fraud. But
time will show that his love of office il greater tnah
his honesty. 1t is feared that the Kansas difficulties
nav prevent the immediate admission of Minnesota
as State. This would be great injury to us at
present as our admission is needed to give validity 10
the acts of the Legislature now in session Our Con
sution provides for a banking law on the STOCK Sc
curity system, similar to that OF New-fork ana VIZ
consn. general banking law has already been H.
troduced into the Legislature and it Is proposed 10
issue 500 900 OF Minnesota bonds to pay OH the eA
penses of the Convention and the Legislature anu Vi
The new State for the first year. Should this be done
they will probably be purchased by banker VINO VINO
will furnish the people with State currency tor tiiS
small amount, Immediately on our admission.
Our citizens lave always been opposed to the issue
of currency without security, and though various par
ties have tried to introduce Nebraska currency IN o.
Paul very little has ever found credit here The gen
era disposition seems to be TO make all issues sd Oy
deposit of stock, and then to pass no usury iawS
ard make the system of redemption even more hoerai
than in Wisconsin while gold commands ns pIes Ini
nois Wisconsin and Iowa readily, and 1t Is believed
would be considered safe everywhere A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
PERSONAL.

-Tl' Gr'cr. borovgh (Als.D Beocos says that Ca.
isaac Groom OF tla' place has subscribed 81 coo f1
the proposed Unvcrg ty Of the n 9th for the en-.
dowment Of Professor'hip Of Scientific and Prsctcd
Agriculture.
A few days ago Col. Lehmanowski, the il,ustr,ous
Pole who served under Napoleon e1rlng the times ~
CLARK County. Ind, aged Lightweight years. lie was
among the irst TO rally the standard Of the LATHE
Corporal and never betrayed bis ,ru', or his mater
from the siege of Toulon to the final overthrow and
axiIe For his devotedness he suffered imprisonment
in the loahsome dungeons Of Paris, and ST last exile.
He was buried with Masonic honors, and while he
lived could boast of being one of the officers that
initiated the grea; Napoleon into the mysteries Of that
ancient and honorable order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
NETWORK POLITICS.

Core noldence OF Inc Evening Mlrror
WAsHIsGToE, Jan. Il, 1853.
Considerable opposition is being made to the nomi-
nation of Mr. Birdsal sOn-r-aw of Mr.. Dickinson to
the place Of Naval Officer, and if it is continued a.
warmly as it has begun, his chance is rather small.
Mr. Buchanan intended to give it n him, but clrcum-
stances alter cases well in politics a. in everything
else. There is new shuttle of the cards and new
players round the board.
Fernando has gone to see Wise His programme is,
Wise for President. HOratio Seymour for Nlce-Pres-
dent and himself for United States Senator.
Among the nominations ndappointments are those
of a Mr. Smith Of Buffalo Consul at Shanghae, Gnd
John Miller of Utica, the unsucC essfu applicant for
thc Holland Mission, and cousin of Gov. Seymour,
a. Consul for Rio pretty good berth The Investl-
gating Committee will shortly make the fur hy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
STATE of the weather.

By Eastern Northern Western aud Southern Lines re
MSsSIss R Gro :a Monday 1 Jam 4, H.
FREpERIcroS, NBIOvercast; showing; i6.
WOODSTOCK. NB.-Snoving; l6 .
CHARLOrTErowS-ClOldy; mild wind Ne :,
CALAIs-Cloudy like snow; wind N; Is
EAsTPORT-Cl0udy; wind N. and showing; loe
BAXGoR-Wind N. cloudy; 49,
BUFFALo-Clear; wind w; q
ToLEDo-ClesI and cold cold 90 30
CLEVELAND Cloudy; Sc.
CHCAGo-Clear; "a
SPRNcrIEID, rlmclesri 80
JAMEsviLLE, Wis-CleaI; 70.
Rock IsLAsD--C Cold and clear; 10
BURLINGTox-Clear; Ia.
ST. LOUIs-Clear; 30
HALFAx-Wina N n. w cloudy; 30.
SPRISGFIELD-Peasant; g.
N, by w, now clearing of.
FOND DU LAc-Cloudy; l6.
Threatening snow; q
TORONTO, c. W;-Frosty with little sno"
DETRoIT-Slight snow falling
MOSTREAL-Clear above.
CARo-Sun shining and 81
PHLADELPHA-Clear; wind n w. 49,
EVENING REPORTS Pm.
MoNTRosE, Pa-Weather mild, with the appearance Of
GREAT BEND, Pa-Itis showing here; 50
HoRxELLsvILLE, Pa-Looks like snow here.
DuNKIRK, n. Y-Snowing here.
PoRT JTEMs Ycoady with the ape, rance Of snow
KtwSyFSs GGsa[ : sd P aSS eoi 81 wind
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Weather cloudy; wind ~ W.. IT,
BANGOR Me.-Overcast; wind n. f.; o.
SAcKvILLE-Cloudy and cool; prospect OF snow wind W.
ST. JOHN, n B.-Coudy and showing little; wind N w.
PoRTAUBA BASQUE, n. F.-Cloudy aud mild wind n. w.
SYDNEY, NJ B.-Dull; wind W. n. w.
AUBURK-C Cold. wind n. W.; 80
BANGOR Me.-Weather cloudy; wind N. E.; %.
Sr JOIN n B-CIoudy and showing little wind N. z.
FREpERIcToN-Weahe mild and calm with indications OF
CALAIS MeWeather cloudy and calm. indicating snow 49,
CHARIoTTETowh p. Z. LWesther mild and showing hard
wind N Z. $50.
PORTLAND, Ne.-Weather heavy wind N. p.
EEw.HAvHN Conn-Clear and cold 80
PITTSFIELD, Mass-Weaher cloudy 25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

WILL THEY NEyER LrARs despite the hard
times and newspaper warnings, the moeksnc''on
gentry appear to be doing large business. Three
transactions in this line yesterday were brought to-
light a, the Mayors Office. man named Hicks, from
Ohio, entered one Of the traps, which is situated IA
Park row, near Ann street and purchased trass
watch Tor sls. The chest palpable that MIR.
Hicks consented TO the request Of sympathizer 10
whom he paid g for his kindncs TO put il up again.
and pay SIS for galvanized silver one in ito stesdi
Finding himself to be again egregiously sold, no
rushed franticaly to the City Hail. and told the story
of his wrongs Officer Baldwin repaired to the suctioe
shop, and recovered from the proprietors-"Hsr 4
Co."-$5l of the amount out of which Hicks had besa
swinded. The countyman expressed bis satisfaction,
ard in spirit Of forgiveness, owned that he forgave
the other fellow TO whom he paid IS iot showing him
where he could buy watch cheap.
Later in the day, two other victims appeared at the
Mayors Office and complained that they had been
dcirauded 10y sellers of cheap watches in Broadway.
one TO the extent of 500 and the other Of SIS. Two
policemen took the matter in hand and compelled the
Peter Funks to refund the money.
Such cases rs the above are of daily occurrence.
When will visitors from the country learn to avoid
these mock auctions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

KILLING The DEMOCRATIC PARTY. - President
Pierce, says The 81 LOuis Ne'.s, undertook the job
of breaking up the Democratic party in the Northern
States, and got along finely to break its domino.
ton in every Free State but New-Jersey, Pennsyvs-
ris, Indiana, Illinois and California. Mr.. Buchanan
has taken up the work where Mr.. Pierce left or and.
if he ia ss successful during the next three months as
he has been in the past three weeks will finish 90
completely a. not to leave shred Of the party north
Of Mason & Dixons line. II would BOT be surprising
ifhe were to crowd out Of Missouri, Kentucky and
Tennessee also, reducing the once powerful national
Democracy to ptiful nest OF bilious ffeeaters IN the
Gulf States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
From EkanSaS,

ST. LOUIS. Monday, Jan IA, 1853
Gentlemen from Kansas BY last night train state
that Gen. Calhoun was to commence counting the re-
turns Of the election Of the 2lst December on Tuesday
last in the presence of the presiding officer. of the
Legislature and Gov Denver.
As a this waf done a messenger would be dis
patched to Washington with the vote and State Con.
stitution. Calhoun would not leave the Territory till
after the returns were made VI the election for State
officers. The result Of the election Of the 4th was
still uncertain.
Col. Henderson of Leavenworth was forcbly taken
from the stage few miles from that city by aparty Of
FreeState mer, the llh and has not been heard Of
sine