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"A r1NEilo. ef v<oah Groceries, ,u,
r:cslyea by Joha d. Mochrley., consis,ir .
org CrktsS Gabbhg:a.
"San IlcrEiEt.
2 2hbls, No i. Maskerel,
2 bhl3. Nc. 2 -
6 dozen Kiis No. !, 2 and s,
Alro, a lot of Cosij .pscd Cod Fish I -
Family use, whic| ! o4h recommend fro :.
exp cricnce. Coffee and Sugar OF MI
Grades. Lprd. Face p and Hams. N. =
Moup!ain guttrr; vCI.Seso and Crackers ,
All klhds, tltal. ,Hen.ipy and Flour of C
pest grados, Also CANNED Goods Of
kinds. OystcFs. Car he'd Peaches and ri >
Apples. Tpmatees, Catsup, Sa,din.s, a /
Americah Clhb Fish, Everything that Q II
be had III first cliBs Grocery. and alsy ,
I,nc lot " I.ehR'& Twist Tobacco. l,C D
Figaro Cigars And', other grades. aud b. .
# "ll. constantly en- hand he best quail =,
h L:d"ora. that otn bo had. Nathan u,
cabinet, Burkcs, Rye, and Lynchbu !.
"ye, Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, that o :,
10, ho excellcd. Come md Try for YOU .
selves and be your. own judge.
John ID. NcCarlcy.
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1hcial Directory Of Fairfield
County.
BENArOa-Moscs Ain,Iin

sESAroa--Moscs Ma,tin
REPRESENTATIVES, Isaac Miller, Levi
nco, N. $. Miller.
j.. ". DuvaIl- Sheriff.
-, tMpl, Ii. Clowncy-Glcrk Of tho Court
". NJ: Nclson--Judgo Of Probate.
l.. Il. Davidson -CoAnty Anditcr.
~. NJ. Nclsnn-Cpun.y Treasurer.
W.J. Crnwford-'chool Commissioner.
COUNTY cnMMlssiGhEu3-II. i. Elliot,
Horny Jacob, John Martin.
II; n: Obear;;- U. s. Commissioner.
:tAorARIss runbic2.M. G. Robertson, 4,
*. Craig, II. N. Obcar, ..'
TRIAL JusrtcEs--A. NJ. Mackcy. W. II
Marshall, IL. II. Flanagan. Sias ". Ruff.
D. u. Kirkland, james Garter, Thomns
Walker, Dr.. Ira s. Scott.
HINNsB"R0 NATlOSAL HASK or SOUTH
CAROLINA. ApTHoHl>EpcArIrAL$ SOU, 600
| PAID W $T5,J
W. Il. Robertson, President.
Geo. II. McAlaslcr, Vice. President.
Saml. B. Clowncy, Cashier.
Al. q. Robertson, Iollcr.
!. a.. DIRECTORS.
. w. Il. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott. james
Bcnty, George II. McMasicr, D.. Il. Flcn
nlkcn, JAS. B. McCnnla, Jns. II. Ron, Jns
a. Brice. A. S. Douglass, Col. william
Johnston, OF Charlotte, N G.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Piorre Bacot-In; ondant.
-, wAnnEss--F. Gcrig, J. y. Fraser, "
NJ. Nelson, J. D. McCarlcy.
oIIrEF or fuiIuE-W. Is. Gilbert.
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ORDINANCE,

RI VIE 1NTENDANr aAd, ,w&r1say Of the
L. Town Of Wiunsboro .in Council, M.
semblcd, do ordain TINT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS on every hundred dollars Of the
assessed value Of all real properly within
the corporate 'lin,iIp ef tls Teyn, shall he
be levied 70 moet the ourEe't JGprnsos OF
aad Town for tho Fiscal lcnr. commcno.
iirG April 1874. and ending ~ Aaril
LIST, 1875. And do furlhrt GfiAIn., iha.
each md every malo citizen, of tho Town.
between the agss Hf1eightaon .apd fifty
ycn's of age, shnl! work Oh the rtrssts Of
tho s9id Town for twelve days, or oom.
mu'o for the snme by 'phyiAs In The
Troasury Of tao Town tho sum ,h:sc
dollars.
Done, in Cqunsif, in tho Town.of winns-
boio. tl'a, la'is day of May, lsil.
49, PIERRE BACOT,
! LIS. lntoni,aAt.
-..-SL.
". II. NELsSs,, :;
Clork Of CdIncil.
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D0iilcStic Intelligence.
may lG If

Lool: TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
N1EUTH will prcvail-Faots arc stubborn
L. things an1 Vill.hot Enaf denial To ses
must 10 10 bclicVe--In these days of pro.
GrcRs. steam hns become tho great motive
and l"hor saving power Of ,tls ats, ip all
industrial Il, tHl.. inan';fat,uang pursuits
ma dep'rr"ents--Why should not every
family havUa Steam Washer.
Tho "Eclipso Steam Washer is the
best, tdocs not OCCUPY The sbncc OF on .
square foot and is adaptable to any stove
boiler or round poi, in which wntcr cnn BE-
boiled md with it one woman cau do
what IL ordinarily regarded y aay's wesh IN
| from twb to ,thlrt hotirs. a child, twelve
years cid, may use it and do the work of n
grown woman in one half tho time, and ro
gard the labor Of using it only pastimc
with ii. fishing has ceased to DO tedious
or lnborIous, aud "Dluo Monday" has
ceased to tc Il day Of confusion and hor
ror, because with litiie or. no, labor two or
three, hours suilico to do a days wash
without pcruhbing. wearing or tearing the
cloihco, brcuking buttons 80.
Tune. labor. money, and material oil ar
precious -econqmy is wisdom md its fruit
health, ,wealh h aiia .happiHSss--Lo then
economy in washing, md save your clothe
TO wchr four ti,nos aa long as whan wash
ell by, tho hand and boarl. by buying and
using tho ECLIPSE Steam Washer" which
combined with that very attractive and
unsurpassed, Eureka Wrinket" oonsti.
tutca II toth hloto and perfect washer
every family and washor- woman should
and can hnvo it nnI no sensible washer
woman who has at heart the interest of
her pntrons will oppose its uso.,
The ''Eolipse" is simple in construction
scientific iii principle, cffec!ivo in work
anu will wash tho finest OF Ghinrs Get fnhrics
more satisfactorily than by hand, 10 from
iihcon 10 twenty minutes. Pride but fou
Iol'ars--Wi!l DC for aale for fcw dny
Longer at Il. NJ. DUNLEVY'S.
june
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~, '''' - 80. II i" - ''','..
+ WILL continue lilo business of gonor-
l. nt merchandiso'n der the n,m's anI
style IF j. ". LAW SEQ. lAil parties in,
dehted to tho late firm ofuW Woodward 6
Law nrc hercbynnolified to un IKE payment
to the undcrsi&'i;',l. JAS. ~. Law.
Winnsboro, =. c.. July ., 1874.
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Special Notices.

BUILDERS AND Co%rRAUrons' SrEGiAL
NoTlcE.-Your wants in tho Building Ma
tariai Line, including Snshcs. Blinds,
Doors, Hardware, Mantle pieces. White
Pine, Walnut and fancy Lumbcrs. Floor.
ing, Boards &C., will bc furnished the
coming suaaon by the Grpnt and Oll cstab-
lshcd BuilLcrs' Eiir6rium, NJ, very nj .
vnnlagcous prices and y warren, given OH
nil work properly used. They arc also
Agents for Asbestos. Roofing Felt. the
material constitutes ono CT ruusua} marit,
Viously brouIh, TO notice, and worthy ot
trial by those who desire n durable, ensil,
applied comparatively Inexpensive an,
snIc roofing being practically fire proof
Send for price ist and circulars. |. II
HALL 4 Go Charleston, 5. q.
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Ar THlnrY-riyE. the average American
discoveries thnthc has nh ''inirrnal stom.
aoh, and COOS into the hands Of the doc.
tors for tho remnant Of his life. Prcvcn
.tion is better thnn cure, but Dn. WALKEn's
VlNEAAR Bl1rENs will both cure and pro.
vent dyspepsia, diseases Of tho skin, liver.
Kidneys and bladder, md NJ disorders
arising from an "inrcrual stomach"
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|5yg:I!|S f|3S 8 5 .;s!s6 ~ SsI

pr' snaps Specific cures Dyspepsia,
E'Ver Complaint. Constipation. Vomiting of
fcou' Sour Stomach, Water Brash. II cart
o"rn, Low Spirits, &c. In thirty.fye
years never failing to cure tho most OBJ.
s,lnn'e casas Sold ny druggist generally.
mc Master Bricc, agents for winns boro.
.. v. Depot. li5 Eighth st., N, Y. CIR.
c"aars mailed on Application.
- me highest Medical Authorities Of
europe sny tho strongest Tonic, Purifier
World is '"'"''"'
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T~RE hot weather being now " upon US, !,
sI k,nss ssys =, ,ao '"pR9liSa R9t'ns ny Bar win
Lemonade. soda Cocktail, Milk Punch,
Egg Flipps, Sherry Cobbler, 80, 60
Those wishing o 8rst oless drink can got
it a. x. j. MoCAKLEY'S y
, may 26
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SpSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CIIARal
l. ING" How either sex may feoin6t
aud gain the love and affections Of ehy
person they choose ippi ant1y, This ,siwpls,
mental requirement all can possess, free
ey MAIL, for 25c. together With q HSrrf-
aGe s@iao, Egyptian Oracle, DSfsAs,
Hints to ladies, Wedding Night.SGirts,
&o. a queer book. Address L. VIII
LIAM s. CO., Pubs. Phila. ...... j.
anc Rianos ana Ilgssnn; ncw
aud eccond-hnnd, OF first class nakers,
will bc sold at lower prices for ca sh OF "a
'ns'himen,s, or for rent, in city or country
during this. mouth, hy ITouXps WAEsns &
offered II, New York. Specially: Pianos
and Organs to lot until tho money. pays
he prize of tho inst rument. Illustrated
cntalogge maileJ. A large discount to
| Ministers, ChIrohes, Schools, Lodges, etc.
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LOOK 70 YOUR HEALTH,
T:ANxKa
Simmons Hcpatlc Compoiaind.
Oh
LIVER CURE.

a purely Vegetable Com PoHpd, free
from any poisonous matter Whatever
can be given with impunity to M infnnt
Of only q faw houf fs old for Collie or any
Dcrangement, OF I'VE Bowels. This Com.
pound will assist hGtdle 70 rosist tho in.
iluencc Of malatia. and thereby preserve
health. 1t is guaranteed to cure Dyspep
sie, Conflinntlon. Bilioas or Sick Head
ache, billions 6r lCramp Colo (nnd
especially Painters Cplio), pnd all othor
arrangements Of tho Liver. Kidneys, Skin
Stomach and bowel. Give 1t & trial,
and be convinced.
Manufac'u,c by F. L. KING 8 CONS,
Columbia. ). G.. and for snic by, :,
Dr. ". t., Alkoh, Agent. also by Dr. =
4. McMastcr, Winnsboro, s. C.
jun %
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Freshest Danburies.

A local poet well known to our readers
for the spirit of unrest providing bis
verses, and the wierd sadness which
breathes through every line. and which
must have touebed ali sensitive natures
ate ffy-fvs oysters on wager Saturday
night.
Where there Is a will there is way. A
young man who can neither sing nor play,
treated his girls bedroom window, late
Monday night to recitatioa. The piece
selected was that which SO wildly
calls atteltion to the boy vho stood
on the burning deck, which, considering
THE temperature of this season, is full Of
comforting Passages. His fervid .oratory
ard graceful gestures, as he stood there
a.oas, up TO his kuees in snow, made one of
ths most precious events in our history s
q village.
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Administrators Sale.

IN PROBATE, MANlrowoC COUNTY
In the matter Of the estate Of Dennis JG,lre
deceased
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of License Ynlie
in s1ii matter, on the 22i day Of December.
u. 1879. by the County Court of saId
county. the undersigned Admin stratrix of
estate OF Dennis Judge, deceased, will or
Monday the 81 day of February. A ID 1871.
At ten o clock IN the forenoon Of said day al
the nt';e OF the County Judge. in the CITY
OF Manitowoe. in said county, offer for Sale,
at Public icniue, the following described
LanhS, 'e-wit; The undivided hulf part Of
tue East half of Northeast quarter of See
ton seventeen ti7l. Township twenty-five
i22l East, Comfy Of Mlnitowoc. Wisconsin
The Terms Of Sale Cash.
MARGtRET J JrpGE. Administrators
Datei at NJ 'nitowoc, the 22d day Of Decem-
Der, A d 1873
The above sale is hereby adjourned til!
Monday, the oh day of February. A. D.
1874 at ten a'clcck in the forenoon Of sail
day Mt the Office of the County Judge in the
City of MLnitowoc in said county
MAGa>RsT JUpsg. Adpinistratrix
Date ! al A-ai!0wpc thc q Day Of Fsbruarv.
A. D. ie5i.
The above a,le Is hereby adjourned till
Monday the 23d day Of March. A. b 1874.
at II o'clock III tue forenoon Of said day. NJ
the OH of the County Judge in the Civ Of
Manit3w &C IN said County
MtBGtRET JuDGE, Administrative.
Dated at Manitcwoc the Ileh day of Feb
ruary, A u. 1874 sO8-ew
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By Wo9dwcTth-imposias duty of six
dollars on ;u,e and jute cults imported q
BY Mr.. Whi.horne-to abolish the navy
yards at Kittery, Charlcstown, New Lon
don at Washington.
By Mr. Ssannarl--A joint resolution Of
the Missouri Legislature, as'lng Congress
for such legislation ss viii secure to the
people there equal advantages as to rates,
time, ami transportation on the Union
rof which are reserved and guarun .eed as
he chief pIrt Cf the con-ilerltion to b.
given by the company for grants of land
and bonds made by Congress.
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DAWES sPEECH.

New YoRK, Feb. l3.--A Washington a
special, in speaking of that portion of Mr..
Dawes speech in the liouse yeste. day, re-
consolidation, if not entire abolition, Of
some thirty four customs collection dis
trcts; also consolidation of the navy yards
on til. A Aiiantic coast into two; the aboli-
ton oe pension agencies, aud payment of
pensions from Washington direct through
post office machinery. lie made an on
slaught upon the proprictv OF approprlatiug
money for the con-truct.on ofpublic build
ings, for the District of Columbia, and fer
river and harbor Improvements.
WAsHISGroS, Feb. l3.--Mr. Dawes
speech on the budget is received with great
dissatisfaction by many republicans. 1t is
declared to be uncaniil unfair and spe.
ci2us and the figures are incorrect. In the
statement of the expenditures of one year
he overstated so large Al item as SILL.
O0O, 900. including the permanent appro-
priations for the shaking fund and for the
payment Of interest upon the public debt
This is an item, certainly, not chargeable
to the expenditures of the administration.
TAsTNAIL TRAINS.
Postmaster General Cresswell, while be-
fore the llouse committee on appropriations
to-day, advocated the establishment on oil
railroads of the United States of special
mail train, to be run at high rate of
sree1, for the sole purpose of transmitting
mail matter.
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THE TEMPERANCE WAR.
The Work Accomplished Thus Far in
Ohio and lnaisaua-E EncOuragIng
Reports from Eweaty Towns and
CitAcS-Ihc Prayers and Entreaties
or the Ladies Proving Eiiicacious.


JEvFERsoNvILLs, Ind. February l8--.The
woman crusade gaiust the whisky saloons
opened up with renewed efflrt At g O'Clock
this morning grea- numbers Of the Union As
sociation "a hel cd and held devotional exer-
cises at eight different saloons. At e7ery
saloon they were received kindly, and pro-
tected by the police from the am OF he Im-
melse crowd that cangregl'ei at every sa-
loon. Business is partially suspended. and
tha streets lined with citizens Of every class
The excitement over the movement l. at lis
helghtb. so far nc apparent effect has been
noticed among the saloon proprietoIs
They ali decline to sign the pledge. The
boistskcus disposition that developed itself
on Saturday among the dense crowd was
more quiet aud orderly to-iay, and at this
hour lone o'clock the Union adjourned to
meet tomorrow, to furthes prosecute the un-
dertaking.
At this hour. three o'clock, large meet
ing for the good Of the cause is being held at
the Wall Street Methodist Church The Di-
vine SERVICES are to continue on the street
and in SALOONS tomorrow. and to.IaGTruw
right, grand Mass Temperance meeting
is 20 hs bald at Mozart Hall
CIScIssaTI. February l6.--in Hiiisooro
tbs movement besan December 2s Three
saloons are eomp,stely CLOSE snd tvs lruS
stores sell only BY prescription. I've drug
stores hold out, tva h5tsi bars are nsTaiGaliS
closed. and ono il ssliias sisiy. ThEes sa-
looms are partly eisssd. The ss.eons ia sse
neighborhood and two &C berTyVille are
elssea
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V-NO.29.
STATE NEWS.

Deer are reported t. be very plenty IN the
neigaborhood of Peshtizo.
] The Whitewater Wagon Factory now turns
out over eighty wagons week . ..
/ span of horses were stolen fren William
Norrissey, in the town Of Milton, a short
I time ago.
| Racine is going to h,ye weleh musical
convention on the 24th inst We wonder If
the Jon.ses will all be there.
paper mill belonging to Mr.. Sherry and
a Touring =nill belonging to Mr. Davis we're
burned in Neenah on the leth.
George Rice, Of Oak Grove, while working
about planning machine, had all OF the
finger. of his left hand taken of.
A span Of horses. belonging TO Mr.. Leve-
que, of Meuominec, were drowned by break
ing through the ice. a short time since.
Rochester Racin Co. has pulling ami
mild festivals. As it is dairy country down
there, We presume they ran afford such lux
ury.
A two year viI If Isaac Bennett, in
the tswn of Marshall. fell into n vessel or
sca lding milk, few days ego, and was burn
"a to death
Stanley Stout. in the town Of Liberty,
Vernon county, accidentally shot his little
five-year-old brother with Il revolver, infic-
ting fatal wound.
Rev James Jones Of Union Grove, Racine
county. has been SUSPENDED. for some pecu-
lIar business transactions, which his brother
ministers, think rather unorthoiox.
terrible warning to church goers.--Mrs.
McLeyman, of Fsnnimore, Grant Co, while
ascending the steps of the Lutbern Church,
in Liberty, sunk down and Immediately died,
pugnacious individual punched
preacher, in a Good Templars lodge, at
Baldwin the other day. The cause Of the
attack was some remark CT the elders which
did not seem to please the pugilist
Abou, sixty lab rers, not having received
their pay for the last two or three months,
to k possession Of the Green Bay Railroad
at Dodge Ststion, last week, and tore up tie
track so that trains cOald not pass.
An industrious lady in the village of Shopiere.
has lately completed quilt which contains
about four thousand pieces, and over a thou
eleven states, forty counties and four cities.
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II PE0BATE-MANITOTOC COUNTY
i COURT.
la the Matter of the Guardianship of the
Minor Heirs Of Amos Soper, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Jane
Soper, Guardian'of said Minor, representing
among other things, that the said ward. are
seized of certain real estate in said county
and that it is necessary that all of the same
should be sold, and praying for license to
sci. the same; and j. appearing to the Court.
from said petition that it is necessary and
proper for the said guardian to sell said real
estate, 1T is ordered and directed that the
next OF kin to said ward, and all persons
interested in said estate, appear before me,
on Monday, the 10th day of Marsh A. b.
1874, Mt ten o'clock A NJ, at the Probate
0fice in said County, then and there to show
cause If any there be- why license should
not be granted for the sale of said real estate
according 10 the prayer of said petition.
A nj it is further ordered, that copy Of
his order shall be published for four sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing,
IN the Manitowoe PILOT, weekly newspa-
per printed at Manitowoc in said C0anty
D 4tted at Manitowoc, the 9th day Of Februa-
ry A. u 1874
s0S-is 7. Il. 0LMSTED. County Judge.
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Foreclosure Sale,
TATE OF WISCONSIN, OlneuI7 Coui.

~ ; L Of W1SCONSiN, CIkCUI7 COCkY
y NANITowoo CouNTY--ss.
Charles Lu'ing as General Guardian OF
J ohm Arndr and Peter Arndt, infants. AID
Nsrg tret HeInbleben against Charles T
UuUike. and Caroline Dumks his wife, and
Frederick Dumke and Matilda Dnrnka his
wife.
Ry virtue Of and pursuant to judgment
order of foreclosure and sale, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 18th day Of
DeceInbsr, A. ID. 1874 at y regular term Of
the Circuat Court for Manitowoc County.
held at the COurt House in the City Of Mani
towoc, ! shall expose fer sale, and sell at
public auction, at the Sheriff = ofice in the
City snd County Of Manitowoc, and State
Of Wisconsin, 90 the o8,h day Of ebrusry.
A. ID. 1874. at ten o'clock in the loren oon
Of said day, ali the following mortgaged
premises so much of the same as may be
necessary 70 satisfy the amount adiudged to
the PlairiiF together with interest, cost
aud expenses, to-witi Tbs southeast quar-
ter of the south1at quarter or section num-
ber twenty-six t26), township No eighteen
flS), north of range No. twenty-three l23)
east; excepting The north tenth Of said forty
acres of land. being thirty-six acres Of land
more or less aooor,ling to survsy, being sit
uated in the County Of Nsnitovoc and State
of Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriff Office. .Nanitowoc, Wisconsin
thi. II b day Of January. 1874.
K. ID. SMART sheriff of Manitowoc Co.
MAKER < GREEN. Plainti2s Atty's ew-sn4
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Patrons CT Husbsndy.
SIOsing Session of the National
tSranse-Ilie Boston znsu5ordiuate
Grange Disposed of.

ST. Louis, Feb. 3-The national grange
| committee, to whom WAS referred the
matter relating to the Boston grange, in
their report to the national grange, to day
| after giving 4 history of the Boston grange
use the following language. We End that
the Massachusetts state grange encouraged
, and sustained by resolution passed at a
| regular meeting the Boston grange in its
acts of insubordination and resistance to
lawful authority, and therefore hare rend-
cred them selves liable to censure by a
violation of their obligation to inculcate
strict obedience to lawful edicts and proper
authority. We find that the action of the
Boston grange, in refusing to surrender it's
dispensation, and submit quietly to the
rulings of our head, until this meeting Of
the rational grange, when they could have
applied for redress by an appeal from the
action of Worthy NJ aster A dams has been
very demoralizing and injurious to the
interests Of our order throughout the entire
West and South, and good order impera-
lively requires that sucll jnsuborljnaton
and persistent resistance 10 aCthOritv must
be checked. Without calling into question
the Integrity, moral worth or frien y feel
ngs which the persons who formed the
Boston grange may have for the principles
or success and prosperity OF our order, we
lind that the grange was Eot, and Is not
now, composed of the material declared By
our order to be eligible to membership
t hud that they have been delinquent in
not obeying the roquirtments cf our worthy
master, when he demanded surrender Of tie
disrensation under which they were work
ing: that they are stiIl acting in defiance
of the aGtharlty which commanded them to
stop, and by suoh naturalization they
have forfeited all right to be considered
Patrons of iiusbandrv in good and regular
standing. We recommend that the secret
airy of the national grange be instructed to
notify all state oranges within his iurisdic
tion that the Boston grange is no longer
connected with the Patrons of Husbandrv.
and hencetorth 10 fraternal recognition
can be extended to it by any grange, state
or subordinate, and the master of the
Massachusetts, state grange is hereby re-
quir, i to make formal demand for the
surrender Of the dispensation and ritual OF
the Boston grange, aud when received re-
turn to the state grunge; to obtain the
moneys paid for sail diSpensatiDn and
ritual and return them without delay to
secretary of the national grange at Wasl-
ington.
Tho report was adopted.
Report Of the committee on transr orta-
ton after being presented and partially
discussed. was withdrawn. on the ground
that it was too specific. ard not general
enough in character, and t..e whole matter
lies over Until the next anuuli m Getting.
The grange then adjourned, to meet in
Charleston, South Carolina the first We'd
nesday of FEBRUARY next. A number of
members left lar home this evening, and
the remainder will leave to morrow.