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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
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~ TATE OF WISCONSIN In Circuit Court In and for
- County Of Grant, Grant County, Wisconsin
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
I, NJ Hnbbeli, plaintiff. vs.. Jacob Bornen aud In
cretia Bonupil, (his wie), Elisha Ransom. Ii. A. W
McNair, Guardian Of Lucia Walker an infant. J
Al en- Barber and Il W. keyts defendants.
By virtue of a judgme of foreclosure and order
of sale tde and reDd red in this acton dated Sep
TENDER 18Th 1871, directing that sale be made of th
lands and premises therein described follows owit
Lot number eight (S), In block two (2), in the vii
lage OF fennimore Grant county Wisconsin; also lott
No Our4 hve,5 and seven e. in block No. nine (9)
in the village OF Fennimore. Grant Co., Wis rdini
60 the plat survey of SAID village will on he 1871
day of February A. ID. 1872 at one O'Clock in the at
terucon at the front door of The court house, in he
village OF Lancaster, Grant county. Wisconsin, sci
said descri bed lands much thereof as may b,
necessary the highest bidder cash. satisfy said
judgment, interest and costs of sale.
NH SLoAT, Sheriff
WIN P. DEWEY, PlGs Atty. Grant Couaty, Wis.
Dated Lancaeter, Nov. p, 1871. 3lw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
sdy- viii lager intoxicate? Tbi

as" Will lager intoxicate? This
question renais unsettled, although
the answer, we believe, depends a
good deaf upon the man who drinks
it. Two youngsters in Boston, who
were suspected OF stealing their
employers goods, were tracked by a
detective who discovered that they
frequented beer saloons, played
billiards with assidui,y, and imbibed
uncommon quantities of lager
After this, their lodgings were
searched, and there 3 good many
stolen goods were found Now, was
it the billiard-table or was it the
beer-pot which seduced these lads
from the path Of rectitudc ? Perhaps
the worst charge which can be
brought against the vintage Of King
Gambrinus ia that ii is q great pro-
moter Of laziness, loatbing, and
prcti,Iess talk, 10 which may be
added its tendency to create an
ungracetful abdominal protuberapce
or sesquipedaity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
,herifs,s sa,e-ssansom&ne wey

SITATE WISCONSIN,, - Circut. Court in and Tor
- County Of Grant. Grant County.
Judgment OF Foreclosure aud Sale
Elisabeth @. Borah. plaintiff, Va Gyms Ransom and
William p Dewey, defendants.
By virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure and order
OF sale made and rendered the above entitled action
the 2sth day Of September 1871, directing that
sale be made OF the laLds and premises therein men
toned, and described follows. 10 wit Lot num-
Der three 49, IN block number 10. in the town Of
WoodmIn and according TO the reeoreed plat OF said
town, ia the county OF 0raat. Wisconsin; | will on
the thirteenth day Of February. 1877, at / o'clnck
in the afternoon at the front door of the house
the village of Lancaster, in Graut county, Wisconsin,
sell said described lands aud premises 10 tho highest
bidder fr cash to satisfy iud lment interest there
aud costs Of Gale. WILLIAM Z. sL0AT,
sheriff Grant county, Wis
BARBER 4 CLEMENTsoN, ri ifs Atty 3lw6
Dated sheriff s office, Lancaster Wis. Dec y. 1871
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
SummonS-DeIan

SrArE OF wIsooSsrS,l Circuit Court in and for
- Touhy OF orant, ) Grant County. Wis.
march term, io'z summons for Relief
Complaint not served Action for Disorce
Elizabeth A. Deap, plaintiff. against Enech George
Delsp defendant
The NdteQ Wisconsin tothe defendant here named.
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint in this action, which Is I'll ed In the office of
hs Clerk Of said Circuit Court at the court house
Lancaster Wis and TO serve a copy of your nswer to
said complaint the subscriber at his office
IN the village Of Lancaster Grant county, Wiscon.
SIN, within twenty days after the service here
o. exclusive OF the day such service aud il YOU fail
to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff ia this aetioa will apply 20 the Court for
The relief demanded In the complaint
W. z. DEWEY, Pins Atty,
Lancaster Wis.
January 2sth, 1872. s5w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
App icatlon for Order 70 Yaeate Alley.

10 all lph0m q may concern.
Take notice thai Geo. w Parker John nearu and
O. 7. iaekny. propriet'rs and part owners of Block
twenty four IA in Parkers Addition 70 ssid village
OF Boseobel, Grant county, Wisconsin according t.
the recorded at OF said village, by their attorney
GEORGE q. Haze'ton. will apply to the said Circuit
the court house In Lancaster. the Ist Monday in
March, 1872 at IL o'clock, noon Of that day. or as
soon hereste rs COUNSEL can be heard for an order
Though said Block and terminating on the north At
Pearl street and ON the south at Dwight street as
shown upon the said Parkers Addition "a The village
o. Boscobel upon the recorded plat IN the Of
nee oil tho Register OF Deed Of said Grant county.
GEO G. HAZsLTON
-, Attorney ior said village Proprietors.
De'eu November %, 1871. 27w6s34w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
Northumberland.

tate Of Wisconsin, =. In Jastsce,s cosrt.
- Comfy OF srant ( Sc r.. - 49,
10 PETER KORgEIF T..
lou are hereby notified that warrant Of attach.
ent hss been issued against yen and your prooerty
s.sSSi,sq % Ssts'y the demand Of john p Krau:
~, twenty seven dollars 1877 90. p
r,i- uNsSs you than sFpesr beFsre A. r.
Tyler, Justice o. the Peace IA ana fo-
said county ~ his oncs In said town on Tie "a
February. A D. ls12, AZ 10 O'Clock IN H. f'-e-s,
judgment will be rendered against you and xo $50
erty so 4 10 pay the debt p'0P'
JOHN P. KRAUs, plsiptis.
xussodA. Wis, January lssh, isT2 sswss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
Ssy-Who can tell all the virtues of

Gs~ Who can tell all the virtues of
Printers Ink, that wonderful compo
stion which has revolutOnized soci-
ETY., and brought more than thou
sand different kinds Of pills into
fashion ? But yet another triumph
has u gained, for. according to .
correspondent of Tn Massachusetts,
Ploa3hman, Printers Ink applied to
trees will kill grubs Il may be
urged that there is no novelty about
this, and that il has killed a great
many grubs before of the political
kind, to name no others The ink il
unquestionsbly good to keep the
Tree Of Liberty in healthy condi-
ton and, at any rate, it is worth
trying upon apple trees. II must
be mixed with somo cheap oil, and
applied upon tarred paper both in
the Fall and Spring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
SummOns-MOSN.

CrATE or wIscsNsIN, Lircuit Court in aud for
- Grant County, Grant County, In vaca
ton after Sept term, 1877 4.
Action for Divorce.
John Moss, plaintiff, Catherine Moss, defendant.
The STATE Of Wisconsin 10 The Defendant here named
You hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint in this action which filed in
the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for
Grant rouniy. Wis.. the "a day Of January
A. D. 1872, and to serve copy of your TO
said complaint the sub crbcr, his Office in the
village Of Boac0bel Wis. within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive of the day Of such ser
VICE and II you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
win apply to the for the relief demanAed in the
said complaint. BEN SHEARER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Boscobel, Wis.
Dated Boscobel, Wis., Dec. D. 1871 3lw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
Dated Lancaster, January rs, 1872
Sheriff'S Saie-Bray.
SrATE OF WISCONSIN Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. Grant County
Judgment Of foreclosure and Sale.

SrATK OF Wisconsin Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. Grant County.
Judgment Of Foreclosure aud Sale.
Mary Carr, plaintiff, William Bray, defendant
BY virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made in the above entitled action
the 18th day Cf September A 1871, to me d.
ted AID delivered directing that sale be made or
the lands and premises therein mentioned and de-
scrbe1, towit The west half of the west half Of
the south quarter Of section twenty-five (25l in
township two ~ north OF range ~ west; also
part of the half of the south east quarter Of
said section, described follows to- wit
at rock set in the Mineral Point road for the south
of said halt OF the southeast quarter
Of said section and running thence north thirteen
chains and nifty four lnts; thence north twenty
nine degrees west nine chains and ninetytwo links;
thence north seventy.eght degrees east four chains
and seventy-hve links; thence east one chain and
thirty seven Links thence north sixteen chains and
four links thence west eleven chains and twenty one
links thence south Thirty nine chains and niaety.
four links thence east ten chains and fourteen links
TO the place Of beginning all lying and being situated
In Grant county Wscon-in will on the 10Th d.y OF
February, 1872, at the hour Of o'clock in the
ternOon at the front door OF the court house in the
village of Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin, sell
said described lands and premises the highest bidder
for cash 70 satisfy said judgment, interest thereon
and costs Of sale. WIN. r.. SL0AT,
Sheriff Grant county, Wis
BUSHNELL 4 CLARK. plhs atty.
Dated January o, 1872 32w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
summons. Park

~ TATE OF WisN3NsIa,l Circuit Court In and for
- Grant counSy. Sss Grant County
Summons for Relief To March Term. 1879.
Ann Park, plaiatiG, versus RoLert A. Park defend
ant
The State Of Wisconsin to he dsfsndan. here named:
You are hereby summoned and required TO ahswer
the complaint in this action, copy OF which is ed in
the office OF the Clerk Of the said Circuit Conrt he
village Of Lancaster, Grant county Wis and to serve
copy OF your answer Said complaint the subseri
Der At his Office IN the village oomin gton Grant Co.
Wis within 20 days after the service hereof exclusive
OF the day Of such service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid tke
Plaintiff will apply 70 the court for thu relief de-
manded In the Complaint W b. CLARK
Plaintiff Attorney. Bloomington VIE
Dated December 2Sth 1871. 3Swe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06

sSg~ The Boston Journal gives
currency TO the idea that strong
movement is making to place the
name OF Senator Wilson on the
Presidential ticket with Grant. IL
is asserted by the Journals Wash
ington correspondent that Pennsyl.
vania, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois and
Alabama are irrevocably secured fer
that nomination, and that the entire
New England delegation will be
brou ght over 10 the movement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
Commissioners N0tice-Watkins.

We, the subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon, the County Court for the county Of Grant Wis
comm ssi00ers to receive, examine and adjust all
elairls and demands Of all persons against the estate
OF Horace Watkins deceased. late Of Boscobel,
in said county. and also All claims and demands
exhibited In offset thereto, and six % months from
the hth day OF tnnary, isT2. being allowed by said
court for that purpose do therefore, hereby give
notice that vii attend 20 the business of our said
appointment az the Once Of J w0olley. In Bosco
bel the 18th day OF February and 5th day Of IuI
1872. from nine clock, A. until O'Clock P. NJ of
each OF said days. WM. FIELD,
l.. J. W0oLLEY,
\. NcSPADEN
miss0ncrs.
Dated Boseoboi, January 10th. 1872. 3lw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06

nS-It is said that the Queen of Hol-
land spends two-thirds of her income
in the encouragement Of literature
and journalism
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06
Observation-Disclosures.

SyTAsE OF WISCONSIN !
- Grant County Il Justices Court.
Town OF Wyalusing. !
To lIiliiGna Adims0n:
Yon are hereby notified that warrant Of attach.
ment hiss bees s aed against you ans your property
attached 10 satisfy the demand Of Peter Shrake
amounting TO seventy dollars sua - cents. Now un-
less yol shall appear before p q. Palmer. Justice
OF the Peace in aud for said county his Office in said
town. the ioth day Of February AID. 1872
in the afternoon, Judgment will be rendered against
ION and your property sold 10 pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day OF January A. D 1879.
S4wS PETER sHRAKE plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06

uM-Twolhundred years ago tea was
frst introduced in the British Isles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-06


WINTER PRUNING OF FRUIT TREES.
1t has come TO be recognized
among hortcultursts that pruning.
while the branches Of trees are
frozen, is not good practice. The
bending Of limbs while ia this state
often results in fracture, and abra.
sions in pulling out pruued branches
often result ia injury TO the tree
Besides this, the evaporation from
newly cut surfaces often results in
shriveling the buds on the branch
below the surface.
Better defer the pruning until the
trees are free from frost The cut
surfaces, If possible, should be cover
ed with some substance 20 exclude
the sir aud prevent evaporation
a good aud simple coating for this
purpose is q thin paint Of white lead
aud oil applied with small brush to
the cut surface
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

ORGANIZATION.
Sec. Is. Within ten days after the incorporate,
of such village aforesaid. the inspectors named
in such order OF the court shall also give notice in
the manner prescribed in section ten of this act
OF the time AID place OF mseting of the electors
of such village. to elect officers thereof sucb
meeting shall be held 81 some convenient nIsca
therein, TO be specified IN such notice; the nails
shall DC opened at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon enr
shall be closed a. four O'Clock the afternoon of
the same day, aud the inspectors thereof NAV
close the same for one hour at twelve o'clocE
noon, giving notice thereof: the time of opeuIn =
and closing tho polls shall be specified in the mo-
ice of sRch meeting, but failure so to specifv
he time OF opening and closing the polls shall not
vtiatc such election. ''
Sec; Il. Sach inspectors shall preside at suca
first election as inspectors thereof and shall des-
lgnate one OF their number TO act as clerk: and Ali
OF the laws or this state IN relation to the election
OF town officers, and Notifying them of their eler
ton, shall apply to such first election so far as
same can be 50 applied and are consistent win
this act: pr0Uidtd that in case of vacancy in the
once OF inspector OF election, the vacancy raw be
oiled as now provided for il case of INSPECTORS of
town meetings. "
Sec Is. The officers presiding as inspectors at
such nrst election shall canvass the votes given
he-eat, and shall make and subscribe cert fcato
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

an ACT TO amend chapter one hundred and sixty
TO amend chapter one hundred and fifty-ave
OF the general laws of 1853, entitled IAN act
70 county the laws of this state relating 70 com
mon Schools
Inc people OF the state OF Wisconsin represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as foIiowa
section l. section one OF said chapter one hun
dred ana sixty nnc of the general laws OF 1871 is
ncreOy amended SO as 10 read As follows: Sec The
majority CT the district board shall contract with
ana hire duly qualified teachers for and in the
CaIne OF the district. and said contract shall sncci-
~ the wages per week, month or wear as aGrced
upon Dy the parties. and said contract SO c9nplet-
ed snail be fled 10 the Office OF the district clerk
with copy OF he certificate of the teacher so en-
ployed, attached thereto, and COPY of such con-
tract snail be furnished by the clerk to the teach
Sec. : This act shall take effect and be In force
from ana alter Its passage.
approved March %, 1872. svCOpY.
Published April 4, 1872.
CHAPTER 40-GENERAL.
e ACT to repeal section four of chapter one hmm
GREG ga twenty Of the general laws of 1SajS
cEut.eo IAN act relative to the Compensation OF
Inc people of the state of Wisconsin,, represented
IN senate and assembly, DO enact as 70 lows: :
section l. sectlon four OF chapter one hundred
aho twenty one of the general laws of 1868, entl-
Ica an act relative to the compensation OF eouu-
" 1nuges, is hereby repealed
pee. Z: Ihls act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved March 7, 1872 exrCOpv
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
General! Flows :tomS.

y Troy On. " di,palcl, says that
Zion. John n. t,riswuid Is nov lylm.
n the point Of Gcath tnrrc.
The evacuation Of the Departments
OF Marine and upper Mnrnc b? the
Germans has been completed.
Rousscl, prominent Communists.
was found guilty Of iEe charges
against lin, aud sentenced l. death,
1T Paris.
The decision of the Emperor Will
liam OH the Northwest b"unu.ry,
giving the Island IT San juan 10 our
government, Is re.ar,scu as II lnosi
important advantage IN point vi ne
tense on the extreme North csiert
frontier.
Col. Mckcnzic's command has ha,i
IL desperate fight with the Cvmnun-
chcs on the North Fork Ut Red RIVER,
resulting i'll the tO,ni rOut OF the
in,iians, Will, II loss oi Iwcniy-turee
killed anu Overcome nuudrrd Sapturcu.
Five officers and sulLlurs were hIilcu
or wounded.
A murder shroudcd in mystery rs
lilpeIctraUic as mat pi N:t'iiaii IN
New York, has been committed IN
Madison, lndiana. The ylc..m VS.
IL well known citizen, Mr.. nrmvy a.
Armstrong.
a dispatch from New York says
Mrs. Greeley, vile oil Horace Cree
ley, is reported to-mIgni to be III Il
dying condition. An invalid iur
many years, her slight reuiaiulng
strength has been rapidly Iuiiu,.
during the last iortniSnl. she l. al
the house Oh II relative III The ciIy,
surrounded by her I.m,iy anu cares
friends,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
Narrow Gauge Railroad.
From the Kansas City Times, eth .

FROM tnc htnsas Slty lluleS, .sln.
Since the decided action taken by
Blue and Kaw tow nships in the mat
ter of the mario gauge railroad, Lex
inyton is beginning TO stretch out her
hands iuthis direction, and to inquire
into the Immediate prospect of givihs
US her coal for Our dry goods anu
groceries. VIZ read II commanica-
ton, Saturday, or, rather, y ,ctter,
from one ut the most entcrprising
and energetic Q Lafayette, III
which were mentioned tho names OF
ut least d dozen other GitiZcns, equally
as energetic aud enterprising, who
intend tn take hold of the matter at
once and secure direct railroad COM
%munication NJ once between Lexing-
ton and Kansas City. Ii may not be
generally known. but it is y fact
nevertheless, that underlying the
present coal vein now being worked
generally throughout Lafayette coun-
ty there is yet another which is al
most inexhanstible, aud which is
from six to twelve feet thick. This
has never been s0ught for with any
other purpose than simply to estab-
lish its existence. Had the demand
ever required tho working Of this
vein, it would have been worked
with the most unlimited resuits. 1t
may be now, however, that it will be
necessary TO open il up for immodi-
ate use, for already the problem Of
cheap coal, as far as Kansas City is
concerned, has been solved. w Y 10
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
Tardy Justice.

For years Lyman Trumbul! was a
Of strength in the Republican
party, and the,,fo of course the voeabu-
larry Of iaudation was exhausted by
Radlcs! papers and orators to do him
honor aud extend his fame. hut he,
IN common with Sumner AMI SeiiurZ
becoming alarmed at tie corrupt ten
dchcses OF their party; lent the infid-
enc OF his great name TO the Liberal
movement. From fiia. sao,scn. he
became . f~arorite target for the most
cnycnomed arrows Of partisan, NAL
ice. Under the goad OF tlsaical abuse.
the honorable Senator has been driven
10 make certain admissions in tho
highest degree honorable toehim but
unexpe a from such atourte. III
q speech at geIIyiilc, Ills, ON The 2sd
Senator Trnmbull made use Of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
Shooting and Cutting.
Tho City Marshal of Pleasant Hill
Dangerously Wounded.
From the Kansas City Times.

On Saturday afternoon TWO youuU
men liyiuu in Pleasant HiII- u.nlrti
U.m,.v ,n,, W.sthroot ,,,., an ..it...
a,,;.,m .a,,ora =, 60, n,,.",'nn
49, W"s."o" n.t
.
s"io ~ navy 'nhue aSo", !o""s '''t
ltleuu Vi iien.ef. he"lsp". MaSe',
VAIN" "N "
=
hhnhh.
sS''le's no' ua"Sei"us'! ~ tHe
aeooiiieh' sue "nu pltis'. mere
was Soou dcai Oh eScl'ril'fit over
the affair, II Il warrant was liniie-
diately iss''rd for the arrest OF ti"iiry
and placed III Tie i'ahds OF Gity
Marshal Spr"guc, oil Pleasant iiiii.
Spraguc immediately sailed forth III
search of Henley whom he found just
about TO rlu out OF w Ehitihg
INN, Sprage SAID: liculey, l have
4 warrant o your arrest .
Henley laughed, and replied liza
he had ITO Intention ofbrIng arrested.
Marshal ut once ordered him to get
oil his horse, enforcing his command
by maSln@ IL movement Z" 'ifaw his
pistol. iirnic! at once GREW ms, ant"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

xa2-
IAN aanf epidemic il now pre-
yailingskemo4G the horses in lhcI
and has spread at1af
Wet a. Chesgo. In New YorkSni
Brooklyn, fdIiy ninety per cent OF
the horses arc suffering from this
epizootic. According to estimates in
SATURDAYS dispatches, thirty thous-
aud horses are suffering from this
disease IN New York alone. Business
has been suspended III Some parts of
the city in consequence of the inabili-
ty of the draymen to u their teams,
while in some cases the street.cars are
wholly or partially stopped in their
operations. LII Boston, and through
out New England, the spread of the
malady is described as fearful, lille
i'll the large towns Of western Now
York, it seem to be abating. 1t does
not seem to be very generally fatal,
though many horses have died from
il:
This disease, which is said to be
wholly e new one, first broke out in
Canada some weeks ago, where nearly
all the horses were affected, and was
speedily transmitted to the neighbor-
ing towns in New York. Its early
symptoms arc said to be Il light hack.
ing cough and general dizziness with
all indisposition to move cold cars
and legs, with II watery discharge
from the nostrils. AT first the nasal
membrane is pale, but AS the disease
advances it becomes highly coiored,
and the uco discharge changes to
a grecnish or yellow color, and the
pulse becomes more rapid.
1t does not appear that the mules
in any of these localit,e s have been
affected, though the employment of
these animals is by no means us gen-
ernl there as in the West, and it may
be that a paucity of numbers has led
to the belief that they are not liable
tn if.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
John Is. Henderson,, whom The Re.

OuiiiI -. AACiNicIsoi, NiItul tic itc-
publican was disposed to treat with
much mcaly-mouthcd considerations,
Immediately following his nonina-
ton, has been showing his blatlier-
sl;ytish propcEsi!ies in certain speech
es, Wherein he threatens that If il is
necessary, the electoral votes of the
Southern States will not be counted.
if it should SO happen they would
elect Greeley. 1t Is about time for
Mr.. Henderson and hie party TO learn
that that thing is played out" They
will go Oh tamperihg with the rights
Of the people until their patience is
completely worn cut, aud there will
csmc such an explosion Of popular
wrath us vas never witnessed in this
country.