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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30

PUEBLO SESTrNEST.-A perusal of our
exchanges leave no doubt upon our mind
that there has been a marked reaction in
public sentiment concerning the affair Ct
the Nirginius. The matter is still occu-
pying the attention Of the President and
the Cabinet. The following from Wash
ington, of recent date, is worth intro
ducing here:
1t can now be stated with a certainty
that the dispatches which have latterly
represented the Cabinet as unit for war
have been incorrect The same is true
with regard to those which represented
the President as DESTROYS OF war. There
are at least two members OF the Cabinet
who do not believe We can make ont a
legal case against Spain. There has been
considerable apprehension here that
General Sickles may not bear himself
with the caution which the circumstan-
ces demand, and that by his manner he
NAV give unnecessary offense at critical
point in our negotiations. Thus for a
large majority of the Congressman who
have arrived are opposed to war, and
nearly all report that the people in their
districts have no desire to return to wal
taxation and war prices. Commercial
men of standing in New York have made
strong protests against running the coun
try into war Altogether there is much
more conservative feeling here on thu
subject tonight than at any time sine,
the trouble began.
Correspondents say that some OF thu
warlike dispatches sent from Washing
ton to the press have been instigated b.
officials whose positions ought to plac
them above the suspicion of desiring t.
add to the excitement simply to brin
themselves into notice. Two very nota
bic instances of this kind have occurre
during the past week, the principals !
each being gentlemen in prominent OF
cial positions-the one desiring to hav
long interview prepared and tell
graphed, on the ground that he had nj
,, as yet received proper pre.eminence, an
. the other on the ground that the duti.
!, he was attending to had not received II
: attention they deserved.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 90 Following |
is Mr.. Casserley's letter Of resignation;
SAN Francisco, Nov. IS, 1873.
Hon. Newton Booth, Governor of Cali
fornia, ETC.
S1R:-I hereby resign my unexpired
term in the Senate of the United States
as Senator for California. This resigna-
ton is TO take effect Immediately, so that
the State Legislature which meets on the
first of next month may fill the vacancy.
As NV intimate friends in the Senate and
elsewhere well know, have long desired
TO withdraw from that body. and at the
same time to retire wholly from politics
and political life. My public duties on
both sides of the continent have deman-
ded of me and have received so much
attention as to greatly impair my health,
and compel me to neglect my private
affairs. The latter consideration is not
the controlling one, but the condition OF
nv health is such as to lead me
to seriously doubt my strength to
discharged the arduous duties OF Senator
for California. have deferred carrying
out my desire until the present time,
when both objects may be accomplished
at once, and when the Legislature just
about to meet may elect my successor.
Very respectfully,
Z. CAssERLEY.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 29.-Ann Eliza, Brig
ham Young's 10Th wife. left yesterday for
the East, on her mission against Nor,
monism. She will speak in New York
and Washington.
Myers, editor Of the Corinne Reporter
who committed suicide on Tuesday last
it is stated was impelled to the rash &C
by hallucination superinduced by nj
interview with a spiritual medium NAMED
Foster, from New York.
PALIsADE, Nov. 29.-The west bount
passenger train, while coming in her
this morning, met with an accident. l
4 appears a switch had been turned wront
: which run the train on spur into som
freight cars on the side track, dam
q aging the engine and freight cars, an
q throwing the engine and mail car of
r the track. Nobody was injured. A
: engine was sent from Carlin to her as
n sistance. She left here this afternoon
i tossing about two or three hours.
Q Work is still progressing on the Pal
s. SADIE and Eureka Narrow-gauge Railroat
>. and large number of workmen is dali
q, expected. .........
10 AUSTIN, New. Nov. 29.-D. NJ. Hal
of convicted of the murder Of John Cop
so land, alias Black Jack, suffered the e
a, treme penalty of the law at Belmo
Q, yesterday. He acknowledged the JUST
of his sentence. He was attended on t
scaffold by Rev. Mr.. Moore, Episcop
=. ~ ian clergyman.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30

Go TO II. Krause's Photograph Gallery
on Lacour street, over the New York
Bakery, for your A No. l pictures.
Prices reduced to one-half Satisfaction
guaranteed. Carries de Vsite $500 per
dozen. Ferrotypes for SOC apiece. nl-tf
A NEW circulating library, imported CT
CARS, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at J. Levin & rs, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon. Main street.
MARK TwAIN's NEW Book is for sale OF
Wilson & Solomon's. n26-tf.
Go TO BISHOP & LEES for your Drugs
and Medicines.
8. ASHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocX SUITS, $40; worth $50.
Everything wearable and eatabl,
to be found MT Ashim Bros. NJ
Six pounds Crushed Sugar for 81. OF
ut y. Ashim q Bros. NJ
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street-C
Wiederhold. ..
s. AsHIM BRo.t
BLUE, BRowN AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, s25
worth s35.
P1cKLED PORK at 10 cents pound a
y Ike Phillips. n19-tf
LUNCH every day at Ike Phillips, from
: l a. m. to 4 p. M. OIL
n To make money, buy of Ashin
b Bros. NJ
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30

A WASHINGTON dispatch says that as
near as party lines can be defined on the
question, 1t would appear that the DEM
ocrats are, as party, for war, while the
majority of the Radicals are more Con-
sentative. There is no division among
the Southern Democrats as to the pro-
prety of going to war forthwith. They
declare that the South alone will
furnish all the soldiers necessary to over
throw the Spanish armies at the first call
from the President; adding that $4,000
Americans can easily whip the $4,000
Spanish soldiers now in Cuba. Secreta-
ries Belknap and Robson are still IL
receipt of letters from distinguished sol
diers and sailors during the war, offer
ing their services in the event of war.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30

To-MoRRow will be day OF weighty
import. Congress meets at Washington;
the California Legislature meets at Sac
ramento; the United States District Court
for Nevada meets at Carson City; the
District Court for the Seventh Judicial
District, and the Board of Commission.
ers for Lincoln county meet at Phoebe.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30

RESIGNATION OF SENATOR CAssEnLY.--
In our dispatches this morning will be
found the unexpected intelligence that
Mr.. Casserly has resigned his seat in the
Senate, which will expiroin March, 1876.
The Legislature which meets tomorrow
will have the choice of Senator to sup.
ply the vacancy made, and q
Senator for the full term. In
our opinion the chances Of combina-
ton in the interest of Governor Booth
for the full term are vastly improved, by
the course Mr.. Casserly has taken.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30
TeIegraphic Dispatches

SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY EECoRD.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-30

MoHAMMEpAN PILGRIMs.-The passion
for Pilgrimages is now prevalent in Cen
trail Asia, says the Pail Mall Gazette, and
the Levant Herald announces that q
body of about thirty Khivans arrived in
Constantinople by the Odessa steamer
on pilgrimage to Mecca. While wait
ing for the next steamer to Djeddah, in
the Red Sea, via the Suez Canal, several
sheikhs of the party were invited to take
up their quarters as guests ct the monas-
terry OF the Uzbeg dervishes at Eyerib.
"a female notability of Central Asia,
who played a prominent part in the
events which preceded the capture o
Kashgaria by the Attalik Ghazee, is alsc
reported as being on her way to Mecca
by way of Turkestan and Orenburg
Odessa and Constantinople.'
CURE FOR DRUNKENNRss.-A mixtur
made up as follows, and taken in quaint
ties equal to an ordinary dram, and a
, often as the desire for strong drink re
/ turns will cure the worst case of DRUM
| enness: Sulphate of iron, five grains
peppermint water, eleven drachms; spi
its of nutmeg, one drachm. This pref
aration acts as tonic and stimulant, au
partially supplies the place of the accu
u, toned liquor and prevents the absolut
physical and moral prostration that 70
lows sudden breaking off from the US
q of stimulating drinks. 1t is to be take
in quantities equal to an ordinary dram
4 and as often as the desire for dram /
!. turns
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-18

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN
" MUSTARD. Wholesale to the
trade. Single cans sent. postpaid on receipt of$l.
w HRkMAN II. FkUEAUff, Buffalo, MY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-18
Errors of YOWllla

Rules and Prescriptions that will cure any case Of
Seminal Weakness, tmissions, &c and restore lost
manhood to perfect health SENT FREE To ALL. by
one who has suffered and is now cured Address,
with stamp, EDGAR TREMAINE, Station D.,
New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-18
Advertising Medium,

- RECORD has no superior, 'ss It circulates
&AGsvw ~ Oil Operator Or Dealer can I've found2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

T0UvIN KID GLOVES, MASON VIOLET PERFUM-
81 ery;-An assortment Of the genuine ari lies always
on hand at H. GRoDEE co.'s, late Is Bruc's 81 East
Twelfth sikeet west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

DRY GOODS.
NEW STORE.

IN MoGIBBoN EDGAR,
between Twenty third and Twenty .fourth streets.
will offer this week great bargains III their housekeepne
Table Linens. Table Clothes. Napkins.
at and under d wholesale prices
GREAT Jobs in Quilts and CounterpaneS, cheaper tnuu
Emil sized HSneyeomb Cointerpanes ST. worth u Is.
Eni, sized Jacquard Connerpane 81 rs worth 81 rs
rulI sized extra heavy Counterpart. So 90 worth S.
E EnI5s sIzsd Ssrssiiss 3aIIs, g worth *
raIi sized sled Msrsees Quilts Ss worth S.
run sized Marseilles Quilts IS Is worth $425
sizsa s saass 9as q SS Mart fa Is
Full sized sized super, super Quilts S. worth $3.50
E Fa Y inss y siYR SIii sSIsS Sis
Cloves Dress Goods, Cents Furnishing Goods: whits
Goods and Shooting in ali widths and best makes at he
between Twentythlrd and Twenty fourth streets
CMITHs PATTERN BAZAAR, g1l BROADWAY, NEAR
- Twentieth street-Spring and Summer stycs JUST
IMPORTED. Beautiful Costumes; Patterns with cloth
models now ready. Patterns fitted TO the form war
day tfr 4
CTANDARD Lolita BUSTLE.
Diploma awarded by the American Institute. 1872 as
the best Buste.
Covered by several patents
Perfect IN all parts
IT has been Thoroughly tested and found unexampled
in superiority.
Sale greater than all others combined
In Nos ls H. e. H. co. &C.. you will find our largest
In Nos s. Is. 20 s. &C.. you win find smaller Sizes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

NINE. NATALIE TILMAN CO., IL EAST SIX
wi teenth street between Union square and Fifth
nue., have Just received beautiful assortment Of i'm
ported Bonnets Round Hats, lowers Feathers Bridal
Wreaths aud Wells &C. n. B.-Dresses aud Suits made
10 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11
I PARASOLS I


speciality for the offer them 10 per cent lover
than any other house.
We have now on hand large stock OF those g. bone
embroidered Corsets which we stu sell Ut VI o.
Union Bazaar, st3 Sixth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

az
rAyoRi fTF sa sEsoRT
xAsgrorAsLas NEW YORK
-
The choice variety !,
STYLISH AND DEsI. aSdst GOODS to be found
VAST AND commoDifnnesrsSn enc '0o' " Wv
hsrAoL,A'@hNf
:
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49,. $3.50
So. MACY s*.*
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49, *****.
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MOST DnlroqE EH y54,uvrx,rxr renders it one Of the
ron rp SA q gon PURCHASING
~ of '"A
NEW YORK AND SUBURBS
Tho Immense business
snan,ss ,SsG 6y - tn nsn urn
THE CHOICEST SELECTIONS
FOREIGN AND pOMEsTIc NJ ANUFACTU
and IN oier Il, tbeir customers ~
Npw cooSs constant succession OF
at
"HASoNADhh AND HooSR" y NAVY rVixs 20
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue
A T. STEWART co.
80 arc o0cr;,a
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To uoUsFKEEpeRs
LACE CURTAINS and
Aaa UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Shifting Bed and Table Linens Towels
S5s sfss ss S5 S sHEafSSs
momnS xa .a..mn S, ~" .. ~ -, ,u,
STREETS ~
---
A. w
WIN open on full MPh Iiney Of Apn' 10
LLAMA POINTS,
tsAoQohs' riop9 G6yE ERsoNAisE' rAHAsoh
my w." "''' 'p'" stock Of n'o''' - auu y '''''
~ IFESSS SSf$ISg sAS sIdH SoiSFHkns
REAL CHANTiLLY and GUIPuRE JACKETS, $50 each
Rea, rua, Stella Shawl.
'"u'" oan'..e na'' 'nA"'~
BLACK PLAIN tansn saa SIN FANCY SILKS
FoSar saa Gaze sao de c hambsSs
popurAp nPEss coons
n.on., NJ, Fourth 5t avenue venue s section.
Stripe Poplins. 45c. formerly 75c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

The attention OF the public e directed to the tcli
lowing extracts from letters received from prom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

AT THE POPULAR GARRETT STORE.
LIS Bowcry, near Grand street.
Carpets at popular prices
Fine check and white Mat,ings, 25c. per yard
Ingram Carpets, 5oc., &C.,, 75c. and 81 per yard.
Three-piy Carpets 81 IS per yard.
English Tapestry Brussels 81 IS per yard.
Body Brussels, in designs 81 rs to - per yard
Paper Hangnss, Curtains, Cornices, Window Shades
All goods guaranteed represented
"A. INDIA CAMEL,s HAIR sHAwLs AND sCARFs.
the choicest goods in the trade.
Retiring from business in July
K e. 'sSi East s street.
BRADBURY BROS,
WIN com asSg o sa SsecSer street
Dress and Suit materials
All the ne" shades ss :! Ris,q Cloths at ESQ.,
Double width Mohair Lustres, slc..
.. in all the new colors;.
-.o-., IA, Al SIX Chain japanese SILKS, soc..
worth double those with mixture Of cotton sold every
""''' " ' Broche Mikado silks, s2Yc.
All silk F shaIs r 5sIes 4 niC 81 ST.
BRADBURY Bros 5,s and 81. powsrv
'l ons I'd door @@T Scly,w Blocker stree.
R,as Mourning HInsss esSas L great g. variety
e the finest quality Of superior ustre and unapproacha
superb s SHa .,iS g scs;smsTss and
sold last season at ioc. ~
Black Grape Morette; 81,
BRADBURY BROS,
ID 3i2 and 3l4 Bowcry
one door below Blocker street
Finer er Qualities 9aof ss al 81" E' to 81 ss
Finer goods propSSrtiona'cly low.
warranted full boiled and selling elsewhere at 81 rs
BRADBURY BROS, :, .. ao
one door below Bieecker street
ofnperiSr style and finish and a. lower prices than nrst
Llama Lace shawis and sacaues
bought at the recent peremptory sales for cash.
BRADBURY BROS a,s a.. a. .,u.
one door door below nleessef stree.
Linens and iG ssssailt. D'm''f'
100 pieces e y snf sia. Print at soc'
iso pieces Of Pacific Percacs at aOc..
together with h large assortment ;, Of
- ii W M tosSRDehH9 On Il
5f new s,y, sprIns
white aud C0ored 81
% shirts III
81 made to order I'll
First class work aud At I'll
III Call and see samples nj
- $50 So and s. SIS per dozen. :
Fine English
I'll Umbrellas al
n for ladies and gentlemen. 9l
n Ladies' French Jewelry 2i
III Chaielaines, Bes &c. III
Acompletc new stock Of Mems Furnishing Goods
per steamship Cuba -
Importer Of Mems Furnishing Goods and nnc French
Jewery 500 Broadway, Prince street corner.
T0UvIN KID GLOVES, MASON VIOLET PERFUM-
81 ery,-An assortment of the genuine art lies always
on hand at n. GRoDEE CO.'S late Is Brue's 81 East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,
GREAT SUCCESS or THE DAILY GRAPHIC.
Important announcement.

Important announcement. ~
The attention OF the public & directed to tho toll
lowing from late letters received from prom
inent news agencies We have made NO idle
boasts in claiming for THE DAILY GRAPHIC .
success that is altogether without precedent in
in the history of journalism Tho paper has distanccd
competition its circulation is larger than any other rst-
class evening newspaper United state and
than double that Of Of the other leading evening
a %es e
Ss@ and Its Tna aazF FfHRcclSS
Z. X 4. G doobskEIs,
In view Of the Of copies which pay you Tor
daily, appears that you should be perfectly salts
through country news agents The demand Is much
larger than at first supposed would be. With con-
afternoon trains, hope, before long, have st
sirnoa Yours resPsssStFfqR|llyy,k y.esrrrv
Manager American News Company.
We are glad to say that THE DAILY GRAPHIC is In
creasng with and think it Is well worthy Of it, Az
expect things rom Il Although taxing thou
sands Of New York daily morning papers The GRAPHIC
is the only afternoon paper we can seli
Manager Baltimore News Company.
DECIDED
success
Manager Albany News Company.
The paper Is much liked here. With this Gngle ex-
csption CHE GRAPHICl we sell not even copy Of tho
New York daies. We think we extend the sale
8ignedS ~. DYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

s~NNe~~~
A T THE
UNION BAzAAR

n UNION BAZAAR
S3 Sixth avenue, N3
Just received new lot of French Chip and onncts
also full line OF Straw Goods Flowers at unusually
low prices Our trimmed Hats and BOnnets
passed n style and e prices far below any other house
garments Psssemcntere, Gnipure EaceS are selected
with great care, at very popular price&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

CoMPAGNIE DIES INDIES.
wv VERNE ,rr1sr.F Fa ssiRipnrs oe tho cou,.erie
des hides respectfully address themselves 10 ladies OF
their attention 70 their productions Of
30 Rue Richlieu, Paris. and
No | Rue de Ia Regence, Bruxelles
Those who CALI either from interest aud curiosity or
for the purpose OF buying will meet with equal
As this house pays no commissions under any circu
vantages Ali goods marked in plain figures. Prices In
invariable English spoken all over the house.
rraDriaucs DC Dentelles rabriaues De Cashmere des
Asncos % Rue Ss yIescrc oahms1e Gnrtzur
CIARPETs. OIL CLOTHS ,s MATTINds.
~ SHERRY BROTHERS,,
808 Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
stock Of fresh styles in All the grades Of 0arpetngs OH
Crossleys English Tapestries choicest designs 81 Is to
q 80 Crossley's English Brussels newest scroll figures
49, hso Eas ana aw
u So Hartford and Lowell extra ingrans, s0c to 81 M
newest styes IN fancy Mattgs sSc and 4Sc fine line O.
snoleum Floor Cloth FOR ofces studios halls billiard
rooms &c specially In our business 4 Is ar superior
being chiefly made OF cork also noseless TO the tread
Call and examine.
n DE PERCEvAL
T.. 7S9 Broadway. opposite Aston place.
Infants Wardrobes, from $50 up.
Ladies' Outfits. Bridal Sets, &c.
Monograms and Initials embroidered to order.
Laces cleaned and mended equal to new
stamping and Stamped Goods.
20 TO SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR. 9i4 BROAD
VI way, near Twentieth street.-Spring and Summer
with cloth models now ready Patterns fitted to the
form warranted perfect; cutting and basng. Come
EARLY In the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

ILASs-LINED WATER PIPES.-THE GIASS-LLNED
in tho finest dwellings, in this city and vicinity War
any length Of time without being rendered Injurious and
poisonous for domestic purposes. They will not be AZ
iected by heat and cold viii not burst in Winter and
will not need any repairs All orders will be promptly
invited to examrs for themselves Price as low that
ton the reports of Professor H. Van Der Wcyde M
D. Editor of the Manufacturer and Builder late Pro-
Professor Ct Chemistry New York Medical College.
delpha Pa, g.. and Of the Sanitary Committee Of tho,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-11

AT NINE. J. d. LIvERRE'S AL SIXTH AVENUE AL,
IA between Twenty. sixth and Tive streets
Stamping and Embroidery Establishment children's
geres ladies' heterogeneous handsome Initials and
Monograms embroidered to order; Laces cleaned and
mended equal
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-23
sound.

The Richmond Wing, in an article on
taxation and property, says truly:
SIT is to the interest of every communi-
ty whose population consists in part OF
blacks that they should be educated and
encouraged to become property-holders.
The greater their number the more import
ant is it that they should have education
and property. They are voters, and the
political power they hold as such will be
thrown into the scale of adventures and
Migrants, so long as they are without q
permanent interest in the SOIL"
Now let The Wing lift its potent voice
to provide means.of educating the ignorant
black, and the whites also, both of which
classes are nearly destitute Of education
away from the large towns. We must
have schools provided for all. Then we
must have some means for getting the chill
dren into the schools willingly or unwilling.
". The general requirement of property
will follow general education. There is nc
safety for property or for civilization but il
this policy. We are rearing five Thousand
savages in this very city, where the bes
schools in the country are open free TO
all, Indifference to this matter now vii
bring ruin to the next generation.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-23

they admit none but practical farmers as
charter members.
The business committed offered the tol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That this committee recon-
mend that the executive committee OF the
state grange be and are hereby requested
to make such arrangements as may be ne
cessary for the shipment Of grain OF grange
members Of this state; and
Resolved, That we as committee re.
commend that there be an agent appointed
by the said executive committee, and To-
Gated in Milwaukee to handle said gram
said agent to be placed under suitable
bonds for the faithful discharge OF his du
ties as said agent. .v.sr,
A vote Of thanks was given to tn
Brownsville grange, and also to the trus
tees of the Baptist church for the use
their building.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-23
The Patrons Of Husbau,,,v.

=
To give our readers some idea Of the
kind of work which the Patrons or Gran.
gers are doing in the West, we make an
extract from The Mower County Trans
cript, published at Austin, Minnesota:
Council met according to adjournment,
when the following business was trans
acted ~
Carried that an agent for this county be
elected for the purchase of machinery and
for the transaction of such other business
of a like character as may properly be
referred to him.
B. F. Langworthy was nominated and
unanimously elected such agent.
The. following preamble and resolution
was adopted: iaast.
Whereas, I'VE have reason to believe
that certain manufacturing interests have
entered into combination, and have organ
ized against the order Of the Patrons Of
Hus6andry nits efforts to dispense with
middle men and reduce the cost of ma
chinery therefore, be it
Resolved, That as an order we are do-
termined to deal with and patronize tbo 10
manufacturers only who are willing to deal
with us directly, or with our agents. and
not through the class Of agents known as
middle men.
The following resolutions were also
adopted:
Resolved, That we as community, dc
hereby renonnce the agency system. and
that we recommend to the Patrons O.
Mower county that by repairing old ma
chinery and helping each other, they will
postpone buying any new machinery this
year unless said purchase is unavoidable.
Resolved, That all deputies of the state
grange be requested to instruct all appli.
cants for the formation OF oranges that