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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
.ARI.INGTON HOISE,

Corner CauSway and Canal Streets.
Boston. TN the American plan.
Price moderate. Newly rctittrd and
furnished throughout. Clerks i'll at
tendance at all hours.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
West and the Harbor Bill.
Jetty Stock Stump Speaking.


WASHINGTON, Aug. b. The amend
ment proposed by Senator West to the
Harbor and River tmprovenept bill,
changing and amending appropriations
made for the mouth Of the Mississippi,
was intended TO bull the market for
Eads' Jetty stock. West has already
received large amount OF this stock to
persuade him to abandon his Fort st.
Philip Canal project. His amendment
sends up this stock Of his to high
figure.
Eads and Andrews have both been
here, negotiating with West, with the
result made known.
George Sheridan has been here. He
left for Columbus, Ohio, to stump that
State for liis old and intimate friend.
Hayes, who. II elected. will ou5B Casey.
and make Sheridan Collector OF Gus
toms at New Orleans. =
Judge flS16yy As JAnln and t1t La.
batt are iefsfssA Now 0sleQ ss.<@@s. !.
Colonel Levy. after HdjoufA A.psatu
take the stump for Tilden. t#
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

That AS0,p21 ss the hgMocRAr noticed
NJ missing ffonvthe Slate Tfsasury IL
being rapidly traced up, A. a plhble.
Assistant Attorney QspArE teetifies
the monny- was rscsSvsd by him and
turned over to the 1ax Collectors, and
shows In proof the reosipts Of ths1Tax
Colleotors. Now let Theses gentle.
men rise and explain what ttisv have
done with the money, whsther they
have turned II into the Treasury or have
II still In nA@heir possession. and. II SO,
why have They not turned itiover. We
will flnd out yet who has this money Of
the people. U ---l-Ll LIZ 1M aM--.--L
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

The evening dispatches do not give
favorable news from Tho border. As the
steamer Far West, having on board Col.
Moore with three companies OF infantry,
was going from Buford to 1erry's camp,
the Indians attacked the boat from
both banks Of the river and killed one
man. i-
IL seems that C9l. Moore, who was In
command. did not behave we'll.
Gen. Crook. it is reported, Ia In crit.
ieal condition, seventy.tive miles away
from Gen. Terry, aud surrounded by
Indians, who are on the point Of attack.
ing him. 49,.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
viNELASp. n ..Juy 10. 1s7t.-

NEW York is the centre Of the pollti-
cal line. Whichever party carries It,
carries the Presidency" New York
Herald. Jaw t9 ptli'9d 9if 1a1}a
"Whichever party n supported by the
New York Herald carries New. York. -
New York Herald (ipnuegd0. ~
Ii that not virtual interference ON the
part Of the Herald with the right Of the
people to elect the President? Although
a member OF the press. we do not like to
see the Herald usurp the election Of
President. .t .,t,55g, " ,,sis,,...
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

We notice that our grayeyards have
become, to some extent, places OF pub
lie resort and amusement, Some OF
them are filled with ladies and gentle
mon almost every evening, and on Sun
day, In particular. they are Quite merry
and jovial with lover like COUPLES.
promensding among the tombstones in
q sentimental manner. A graveyard Is
just the place for sentiment wide Har-
vey's Meditations Among the Tombs)
and the tombstones will give texts
enough for ever 80 many sermons, de-
clarations and even puma. .acloiak
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

TO the citizebstituting the Dem.
ocratic- ConserY Convention. re-
,eniiv held ut | Rouge, the under.
aiunea Observation-Disclosures
for the honor dred on him by his
denomination d responsible Office
Of state Superlent Of Public Edu'
cation. AN isFA.
should the pbustify and confirm
this selection vember next, they
may rely on hilstent efforts to pro-
mote the estah hent and mainten'
anoe of free Il schools for both
white and coldtldren, which shall
be neither sdn nor partisan III
their direction ~ which the sys,,
tenn Of educat ~ be thorongh ana
bnnorahle. antll membership OF
anristv Ropr. M. LrsnER.
July II, 1851
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

Antoine has nct received the resig-
uation of C5l. Wit. State Supervisor
of Registration. Aesu nc win never
get It, that Col, lsht. ofSended with
the interference liz office. refuses to
recognize AntoiH de fdofo Governor
and leader of thdty, and. although
he hae resigned.p not forward the
resignation to Ahe. but has sent II
!, Packard. al Bk, for his considera-
tion, as virtual OF the party anu
acting Governor
It Ia hardly kd what action Pack
ard will take In tnatter. whether he
will lecture Ane for forwardpeAa
and interferencdh other officials. or
simply accept OfriR hts resignation
A II Ia the wltnatter has been re-
ferred to him foflement.
II Ia hardly hble. therefore. that
Antoine will mi any appointments
, under the circutces. as he seems to
get himself intduddie whenever ne
acta In the cay of Governor In
!, fact. there eeeH be grand CON
, anirarv of all ther officials again et
nm "a prevelim exercising hia
riuhta. an ! no kr does he do any
/. thing than Ky or Packard m
ferfarl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
T.Ic scout.
The Bozemt,s tells of the l,, ma

Tho Bozemtss tells OF the mar
row escape frt Indians OF Iayior,
the scout t4ight the news oi
Clusters defd orr Ellis. On the
Indians whiIas on! = high bluff.
Ne made a d{he river, and swan
r. twice onlack, the Indians
shontinu Mt llhe time. He then
saw "a htrh perpendicular on all
s;aas except bace, where q man
,saiI armed defend himself
y u r,ainst rren hHe abandoned his
horse, took Rn Of the rock, and
for the restt gay !le inuians an,
and irving }ois horse. AT sun
act act thew fe6Aylor came down,
| ca,rht hian which was we'll
trsined ~ med his Journey,
srrivins 6 = the third day
aftor startdnj hq Ielda1
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

II IL all very wsllfor the country ypress
Of both parties to address che h6groes
OF this stass ~ oolorsd peoplet we only
object to the almost univsrysl spelling
"eolered. Our Bible soctsty has asso-
eiations extending throushout tho State
for the distribution of the Bible; we will
have TO get up dictionary seeietis ss,if we
hear any moro about ''ooleredi' voters.
An uherthogrsphiosl complimentis no
compliment ut all. u giM #Abe
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

We wish toi be understood on the
railroad question. The DEMUoRAT IL not
opposing the New Orleans Pacific. TN
The contrary va desire to see II built.
We are not even arguing against the tax.
The question of the legality Of that Is
slsefote theeourts, where we are content
to leaveh We are against oil efforts.
however, OF the friends OF the road
mistaken friends. we think they are,
who areiseeking to force Democratic
csndidates to accept the legality OF the
tax as an issue of the canvass. Such an
issua would imperil the success Of the
Demooratie party. and we are against
any man or any railroad that attempts
thus to subordinate the salvation Of the
State To u railroad or other enterprise.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

The better element feths Republican
party would be anxious todiscard Grant
and get rid OF him, but thsys ss1nfor-
tunately, cannot do 1t. They cannot,
because they dare not. WhateyeY are
his faults, and he has good spripkling
Of them, he is strong personation and
Is still master OF the situation eHe1 con-
trolls all the machinery Of the party. He
controls the whisky ring and the Sen
ate. Mr.. Blaine's friends and all the
leaders OF the party are with him. and
he. a. the representative Of the whisky
ring, has conquered and humbled the
advocates OF reform. fHsyes and
Wheeler are within his grasp; they are
the property Of the administration party
and their election would signify the con-
tinusnce Of abuses andellaet1nG lsese Of
Life to ring organisations. Jsdt-gA
78F yz55 ADS ftn ss~Sr&N
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

= AZ n Meeting OF the citizens OF the
rhird Ward OF Madison parish, La.
held as Milliken'e Bend. August ] is'e,
fur the purpose OF organizing \ Demo
crntic. Coh aervative club; the Following
syentlemeu were elected officers -,
Dnuiel Byrne. President, John W
VYiarke. Vice President. B. E. McClel-
Inn. Treasurer, G. X. Dancy. Secretary
Charles Colthary. Sergeant-at-Arns'
Executive Committee Gamer, ohair'
man: Daniel Byrne, W. +. Mcsiey, w
y. Yerrer, ]. G. Jones and john W.
Clarke. ,. s,,,,
) .Ecuired, That the name OF this clut
shAll he the Democratic.Co ConservatNs
fylub Of the Third Ward OF Mndisot
snrish. Louisiana, and that II shalt hole
regular meetings on Tuesday. az W,
nsclock a. M. or each week. at Mill
,keus Bend. La. .......,l An. -. a
/. The President made a short but en-
,thnsiastic address. and invited thos
who wished to become members OF tn
ciub TO come forward and sign thel
nance TO the rolls. -...
: a large number OF persons signe'
their names, among whom we notice
Moeea Lowry, John Williams. Wn
Johnson. Eli Harris. Charles johnson
James Heed, Thomas Hawkins, y. l
Jones, jerks White, Bob Jones an
Others. ali colored. In fact, nearly ma
the members OF the club are coioreu'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

There are now good prospects Of
revolution In the Mormon country, in
consequence OF the probable demise Of
Brigham tho prophet The two aspi-
rants for his succession are Brigham
Young, Jr.. and Joe Smith. Brigham
has the good will Of the present bead OF
the church. but Smith u, opposed to
polygamy and will be supported by a
very strong party. The knowing ones
think that Smith will have the ad-
vantage. ~. ~ - --.-..a. IL N -
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

frrpm the .shicago Evening JournaIJ
900 Won are going to marry a drug.
,,st,s clerk - remarked aIChicago girl
70 Another on the street oars yesterday.
The question was asked In an unmis-
tnIahle tone OF derision, and the taif
one addressed half apologeticaliy re-
f.sOf course don't they have all the
soda water they want for nothing
"Yes. was the gloomy reply, they I,
all right In .umners but what aoou
next winter -
.Oh." mildly answered the engaged
one, "maybe by that time Wen o'
The interfering friend seemed salts
s3s,sl fhAn !. Al - IEN
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

ment 10 nonstaxable bonds, and
III loans and other temporary in
yestments from which II may be called.
In addition to this, the Rad
ical State Government has brought
about such condition Of things that
no capitalist. for any inducetDent,
will Invest his money In this
State, either In planting or other
Industries. No one, has any confidence
In Louisiana Investments. Our courts
are vepal CUR government Is weak and
eontemptible; our law officers are igno-
ramuses and rascals. and by the base
inaehinations of Radical politicians we
are constantly threatened with OWL
eolnmotion.
Reform this order Of things and the
New Orleans Pacific Railroad, II built,
will be great benefit to city and State.
But II the friends of that Important en-
tefptise shall succeed In weakening
through it's instlnmentality the party
OF reform, the road. OF rather we should
cay. the proiects tfor II the rule oi
Radicalisn continues the enterprise
will never be carried out) will prove q
curse, ls..sslas .ssss
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

SAvaral weeks have already elapsed
.,nca the murder OF Mr.. Laresche OCCUR
red and, Notwithstanding that the par
,iee implicated In the tragedH nave oeen
arrested, and are either 10 JAIL on ou. on
ball, they have not YET oeen .a alIa'H Thss IeH
S.s.x excitee comments In the COM
r~nity. and people are asking whether
r. A. r. nsrnistsd In to allow the witnessed
"a ale o6 or leave town. sas8
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

As mn evidence Of high Yankees mo-
rality and an disqualification OF the
reform and prooress fwithin the party. }
IDEAS tnac ndd luxutiast growtn rn tl,o
East, we reproduce tho following mar
riage notice from New Jersey paper
II pscLARATtosT ftl ia94
Feeling that a pure and spiritual love has
united our souls In a true cVuJuRM Union, We
chip ~ lovers. asking no bonds but tAaAAereds
ness of our love, which e5tofds To eaoh perfect
individual frsedotn agd. eonsesfstss onr Hives
f"t ~ BAbA bAfLhf
H u elduNH esH sN JoaNt wilcox,
vIsKLANp. n J.. july Is. 1s7t.~
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

The steamer Katie, from vicksburg,
arrived on Sunday, carrying two bales
Of new crop cotton raised by Mrs.
Cheatam, on the Angola Plantation near
the mouth Of Red river, and consigned
to MsssrH. Nalle 4 0smmack Of this
city. This Il the second roceipt Of nav
cotton from the Mississippi Valley.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
the nd CanvassinE. .

The Radica1usy canvassihg The
city 20 ascert1r exact strength in
each ward i1r to make up the
difYarence in kth between them
and their opk, by colonization.
Var that mutt Is asserted that
tho Netropoljice, as canvassers.
and a large I'D clerks, are now at
work. the lat and night.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

i Th,s .norninI sszhlpat hAlfsiAet Il
Court e essfi fIiaildingS Third fs;el6o,
station. whicls ls0iePd In tho 1h ol
one g, A. CafN, who 49, nkot And
killed by Mr. II. diAnAelt.
scene of the xii lnAa 4Iaaned. The Eol
aoN Ina pstticulA 1tAppeArs that Gar
LON. " la wps slis4ly under the IN i,uenrc
wTltfWtf lat 4 time. attacked Mr..
Clraa,ts,,lt, hittiahim over the head
and drawing q rblvef. evidently with
ft,h iuteutiol. Or Iooting hia adversary
Friends ihternng. however. al
lther time. "a and say prevented
the shooting Carbon then
replaced his pts In his pocket and
starteai tp walk NY bat had only gona
a few steps whenk returned aud again
attacked Mr.. u5ault aud, making a
molten IA II agate draw his pistol
Mr., Granault sect that nis life was In
danger, drew hlreyolver aud fired
three ahots. one which took effect In
the ol,ih. and thehef Two In the left
hreaat. resulting Instant death to his
aasailant. Mr.. thault was arrested
and locked NJ In HThird Precinct Sta
ton,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
POLITICAL NOTES.
Tue Parish Cesss mi ttec,

There WAS meeting last night Of the
executive committee OF the Parish Com
mittee and the presidents Of the various
central clubs Of the city. to discuss the
means Of securing harmony and unity
OF action In the party. and to
consider the best manner to con.
duct the. Forthcoming. primary and
general elections. The liking Of the day
for the holding Of the Parish Conven.
ing, and whatever conclusions were mr.
rived at regarding the other proposi.
tions. will be laid before the Parish
Convention tonight aud made public.
Third ward Tsaaen club.
This organization. composed prinoi-
pally OF the young men residing In the
aud which has formerly been known as
the Claiborne Guards. held a meeting
last niRht at the corner Of Common and
Robertson streets. After the transac-
tion OF routine business, Mr.. John =.
Smith, being called upon, addressed
the meeting at some length, making u
forcible speech, during which he took
occasion to severely berate the Radical
party and its thieving administration.
aud successfully impressed on his hear
ers the necessity OF working TO their
best abilities. In order TO give crush
ing majority TO our national and State
tickets In November. Mr.. Smith intro
-duced in his speech some happy re-
marks and pleasant anecdotes, all or
which were received with much gusto by
the large eassemblage. &
The italian Legion.
The Italians residing In the Fifth
Ward organized a very large club last
evening, at their rooms on st, Philip
street, between Bourbon and Royal.
with the following officers:
President. G. Sohileci; First Vice
President, G. Vaccaro; Second Vice
President, NJ. Luizza; Third Vice Presi-
dent, s. Morici: Fourth Vice President.
G. Viola; Fifth Vice President, N. Gas.
trogiovanni; Sixth Vice President, s.
Dimaggio; Seventh Vice President. G.
Rizzato: Eighth Vice President, +.
Liuzxa; Ninth Vice President, s. Ca
nino; Recording Secretary, A. Ii CALI
Treasurer, 4. Plescia Finance Com nit
tee, G. Schilici, A. Cuccia; Grand Mar
shal. G.. Terranoya; Assistant Marshals,
N. Ciaccio, c. Mineo; Sergeant at
Arms, f. Lal. v.
The club then adopted resolutions
that they have heretofore
not been given representation. Further,
that they ratify the National and State
and will support the parish
ticket, provided their rights are se-
cured.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

Want Of space preeludes the Insertion
OF an article nom "AlgeffAs lin this
evenings edition. but Il, WIN abpeaf In
to-inorrow's Issue.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
o,tn CANDIDATES.

aud Hon 4, A Wilts. for Lieutenant
Siuyernor. are the Democratic nemina-
tions In Louisiana. A better. ticket
could not have been seleeted, and the
teople are shew,ng theit appreciation
~ The wisdom ,f the convention by en-
tinhat il uneseeptianal. and will be
oiantaa bv an oyerw aiming majority. |
Eraa from the shsrkpla Of Radicslisin,
which ba,,nd he, 10 tho rootstool Of sub
,,issiva dauraietjon. mississippi re-
;nisss "a tho dMwnjnr freedom vi hey /
loa"G,s ln,',s,ana q, .sn siates % Magnolia Herald
- A. well nlasse,l IA we are With our
prnaidantiat trket we are evel bettel
a,,itad with the state ticket nominated
nv ina Dpnttuats In the Batua Rouge
f,nnvrntion' 80.
Uen' Frank 4. Nichols isa Eentle.
man admiralty suited % thu ufiiee uli
ma.,,,,a, piam "n harauan IA Il hMve and
',hiva,r,n,a ya commemorative. pbhest and |
yal,v ,,,mnetu,t. No never has been M
nII,seseeker. ana hut has been an earnest
wn,tse, aud aose observer Il all polltl-i
"ai ayanta. tejpu a Abpuntrygentleul
he Lnowa thawants ~ the nterier, and
Wa ass surr that Justice Will be denet
avery anrtinn s
Hon. I,out A, wiltsgt ttE certainly
baan ahoaan sor the right besitiop. ion
ha viii II elected. have to preside ovar
= Radical Hp,ate. and In that capacity
ks ta,t really do moro good than ~ M
y Kna s,ainpd t1e first place ,tl the ticket
shich hia fri,nfs tried 40 hard to secure
fnr hitn, -[ysmar Howl. md
No one kasimpugned the motigns. OF
doubted the " ste.i o,n OF tlsa Ratsn Nes'ee
Synnvnntinn. sut. on the contrary. con
..sn,,,tasas N. aifnrtu ana fnAl HueceeH.
!, nian,nw an our ticket such men AZ
Ilpn, Nirholh. Hon. L. A. Wiltz. and
othprs, al character. capacity and honor.
- fipn' Nichols, me femiseR ftt tsovs
arnor. In 4 nstive Of this State, and HE
Snsotian 4, vhat he roy,srtenti tiounly be-
us.,.,.t =, ~, ,i.ht ia nrnyan. when WE
.., ",KNnvEi riaidnd firat au arm. next
~ A.. ~, ..,s,,,.d aud hu,-iod for wha,
~, ~ ~ hs, r,tnn,t,ia, IA "a auldie,
80. hs.,. nna daring. while az d
.e, ny We ,,S.. "a. a,mnnv Tho intelliuepl
c.uhsni n s,a. hs :. an Hannrad and worth,
a.u 'Vvr. ,T., ..s,a,,io Nawa go
..a.,.h,,s ssa have not been abb,
=. W,gtHeet. gFn,3t III, rss,n Il tniinly san,
~ puv ......,s .aais, he taane t',at,lx n
nni,sh xr.Nsr Ia ,saa s,oin,uatad hy th,
.,.. muy.as y" n.,,a,o,s,t,e 1,bnSahtion IA
.''s.sas.ss. s.,s inv.rnor The sneech o
uu"'vh . M,shass ,yaa aaid 10 have heel
vsn. N, ...,.. aoI /, waa evident tn thoa
ansp'vsts su. W., ea,f, mat Il tvAasn eea,ttt,
who .e ns,emeS " H,s !. ra,,I fnaiinua' Ills dc
III, p,..,,.,., ma II Ia ahould ha elected h
sasE ssesfy.s .ly ny. a hn'shs REPRESENTATIVE {
~, na.r-.,,n,i IL nartv of Ioutniana, b,
,..,,,,iJ sv Il. H. re,,,naentative Of the I've,
..,. ~ i,,uis,a na not of one act but {
the whole. hjs Annouhce,nait that b
sas..il Ln.,,, 10 ftiondn IN making al
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
t3M 4,e, CnOPs. sas s.s .e,,
Ma vatu far two months In RiphlanJ

No rain for two months In Rlohland
parish s.ts siatfa iffa "i ards =
The 81. James watermelon crop Is a
complete failure,
) Cotton worms have appeared on sew
ersl plantations 10 renses parish.
The riee, crop pf Lafo.ifche ls excellent
aud now ready for vuttlug
West FeliJibha sxpetts its Arst bale Of
new cottoh this week, Lh3E e
Coahonp county Miss has the best
crops since the war.
Franklin tMiss.) announces Its corn
crop IA q. a.failure. a poor one-third OF the
aveNges Cotton In more promising than
a yale of wind RECENTLY passed over
Monroe county lMiss.l blowing down
several trees and causing considerable
damage ID ljropertyaand afepe, sA
Leake county Miss will make
enoush corn 10 last for three or four
wears. Eho tjlanters have foresworn
ootses atd Wlli go to raising hog aud
M MarseAll county Miss. reiciees in es-
eellent crops both corn and cotton;
Corn isohly mfty cents per bushel. and
the hogs la vtnseluence are full and
Ht. J,ssauh. saws the. North L,ouisinnd
..Iourndt. " now enjoying slifithps. tlEs.
tnads. ttaht rope walkers, warm weather
and the Hoard Of Assessors.
The Lee brought down the first bale
al ,Miesissippi COTTON Of the crop OF '7e
! III ssNas shippsd by Ben Montgomery,
liuulorsd .eaelE hfil''. fl4ai .i.iffs
The lruru cftp In Adat,is county Miss,
'darA not pfotise very large Yield and
tnwuy pt1 the PAINTERS are rather dis
I EcdNfas hbbtt the prospect. AZ e
cotton, althussAb "a = Flant y 'dotng well,
suhiact to iIahy contingencies, will
turn out. Hamswaa
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-07-13
N

Star of the West No, Meets first and third Sat
nrday nights Of each month. &. e. McFadden,
Master; j. W. Kemper, Secretary.
Bozeman Grange, No. AMeets
WI Meadow, Master; John Mccormick, Sec'y.
East Gallatin, No. 3-Meets second and fourth
Saturday nights Of each month. G. l.. Weaver,
Master; W.J. Sipe, Secretary.
keystone, No. 4-Meets first and third Wednes-
day evenings of each month. A. johnson, Master;
a. i. Corbly, Secretary.
Pennington No. 5-Meets on the third Saturday
evening of each month, at Z O'Clock p. M, from the
first OF October to the first of April, and . O'Clock,
]. m. from the first Of April to the first OF October.
t.. /. Luce, w. M; b. M. DAVIS, Secretary.
Elk Grove Grange No. Nee second and fourth
Saturdays in each month. S. b. Cope, Master; Jos.
Plum, Secretary.
Prickly Pear. No. Meets second and fourth
Saturdays of each month, at half past one O'Clock,
y. m. John Jones, Master; j. III. Jones, Sec'y.
Canton Grange, No. pMeets
Jacob Powers, Master; Moses Doggett, sec'y.
Riverside Grange No. lo-Meets third Saturday in
each month. Henry Heeb, Master; b +. Sanborn,
Three Forks Grange No 1l-Meets
Frank Akin, Master; Joseph Burrill, Secretary.
Fairyiew Grange No. 12.--Meets second and
fourth Saturdays in each month. n. Nj. Farnum,
Master; james Cummings, Secretary.
Sheridan, No. Mt the first and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. CT. Lewis, Master;
u. CoWell,S Secretary,
urday. nights Of each month. John b. Catlin, Mas
ter; W. b. Harlan, Secretary.
Fort Owen, No. ls-Meets second and fourth Sat
urday nights of each month. w. e. Bass, Master;
n. ID. Fulkerson, Secretary.
Flint Greek Grange No. 1o.-Meets on the last
Saturday in each month. David Burt, Master; r..
4. Taylor, Secretary.
Madison, No. 22-Meets the first and third Satur-
day nights of each month. +. A. Maynard, Master;
o.. q. Smith, Secretary.
Mountain Valley, No. 23.-Meets the third Satur-
day of each month. j. A. Bailey, Master; p. b.
Mills, Secretary.
Lone Star No. 2-Meets every fourth Saturday
night of each month. a. Macomber, Master; w.
j. Clark, Secretary.
Pleasant Valley No. 25-Meets the second and
fourth saturdays of each month, ut l O'Clock D. m.
Stewart NeWkirk, Master; Geo. Arnold, sec'y.
Compromise, No. 26-Meets the first and third
saturdays OF each month, ut | O'Clock, p. NJ. r..
f.. Harvey, Master; j. B. Harvey, Secretary.