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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

| upon the electoral vote Of unis.d South.
| secured through the efforts OF those who we're
recently srrayed against the nation. and We in
woke the nest attention of the country t. the
grave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and imperil the
nationsl honor .Ed human rights.
sixtcel,h---We charge the Democratic party
with being the il character and spirit as
when ii syInpathlzed with treason: with MAX
ing is control Of the House NJ Representatives
III. triumph and the opportunity of the nations
recent foes: with reasser:ing ami arplauding nj
the National Capitol the sentimtn:s of "nFe-
releHisn: rebellion: with sending Union rel!
d;trs 70 lie wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers 70 the front; with deliberately propos-
ing to repudiatc the plShted faith Of the Gov
eminent; with bsina equally false and jInbecIa
il ovctsllf.iowiHS the ends of justice b. its par
tisan 1iIisIlanagclnent and obstruction Of jHTcs-
tigation: with proving itself through the period
Of It's asccnlency III the Lower Hoase of Con
grcs7. utterly incompetent TO administer the
Governm mt, aud warn thr cou1try against
trusting 1. part; thus alike unworthy "ecreent
anI in sapRbIe.
Seventeenth - tn National Administration
merit. commondation fer its loaorabIe work in
the mana cement OF domestic AMI foreign al irs.
p.iH fresiC, ut Grant ,!r-r III Ct ntinue and
hearty gratitude Of the American =, oplc Tor his
palrioti>!n and his immense services Il var and
III l!ea~c.
R'<oir-d, That w present as our caoiiaat,s
fur President ana Vice President of the United
States, two distinguished statesmen of eminent
ability end Character. aT1 conspicuoisly Fitted
Ter those two high offices. and We confidently
appeal to the American people TO intrust the
administration Of their ruhlic affairs 70 Hnthe1-
for! I. uaves and William \. Mhetl.r.
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l PUBLICATION EoR PATENT.

n Notice No. al5, United states survey No.
31-U1.ited States Lana Office, Carson city, Nc
vads. May l6r!l. le76.-Notice is hereby eiv.o,
chat the Ayers AND HOPKINS SILVER Nh
ING CoMPANl,a corporation duly incorpo
rated under and by viii ns OF the laws 81 the
Stats of California. having its principal place
Of buti;es- N the city OF san francisc", state
OF California has this day by A. s. GorLp ~
attorney IN iats ant agent twho-e Post otfica
address is arson city, Nevada. inside appli'a
ton Tor nit.d States rateas Tor ttteen huo-
orel ae.i linear foet " the Wiil:ains Lode
bearing ,ruii sad silvsr quartz and other min
eruls u ,.rerii,.,s metals, together with surfnc>
ground X kUrared (6G.,I feet III width. tor tho
convenient working thereof: fiinate N tbs Easio
and Hsssca valley Mining District, ornro"
r,uaty and Stata OF Nevada. known and dssis
pat~,l an the field notns ard Official plat ~
nitri states survey or lot No. 80, in SectioH q.
Township 10 north Of range 10 east. Monte Di-
able lneridlxn: the exterior boundaries Of siii
lot No ~ h.ius as follows, to wit: Beginning
at posi- Insrled No. /. U. s. Survey No. 80,
wheGca the southwest corner Of Sacti0n 20.
Township II north OF range 10 east, bears south
76o 90 wer., s25 SO feet the Ayers and Hon
kirs silver NiEing Company's cabin bears mort:
So vest, $50 feet. sId the discovery and wors-
IN. ca, and flannel npon this mine bears north -
81 .sst, a35 feet; thence running first course,
north iJ4 west ! 300 feet u pest marked No
q. &. Survey No. 80: thence second course, north
- / o east Coo Get To pest marked No. 3 SIR
yfy No. ~; ii;enc. third ceuInt, south IL ~
cat SEQ feet to post marked No. 1 z. 5. Survey
M. -; theme. ioarth course south - 10 wees,
Geo fee; 10 po-t No /. the place Of beginning
~ G6-l,f acres; bearings Expressed
rom The true meridian with magnetic var;a-
ticn II IL. east. his claim was located ~
DER The naIhe oi .he Williams niIinc CIs.-r
arl survey made 10 accord Herewith. iho
lgcrhiu!r ard improvements on tins mn" cen
sst of :n open eat - feet locg. 20 feet wide sni
81 feet dep. and Il tunnel run N tho hi trob'
the lace. 81 said cut distance "i 81 fSrt, e..
c"e,li.,- 500 IN Va ne. "hi- risim Is bounded
nnrrhe.iy by the Ayers Cor iiaai"d SlT.r III Il
:u4 CuupAny's claim; sourhorlt ~ the infttia
Conn pany's mining claim. Hhr saih inlhlliE
claim being rec"f,,d IL the g,i'" oi ne IA
cordsr Of o2Iisbr county aforCs sad, IN F"sn'i"
4 7olio 3a8. ANY and ali l,eraoiIs c!allnin ap.
portion Of aid Aver and hopkins sllyeI alI-
iua COMPANY 5 claim are Required 70 Elc theT
adverse clairi Win the he%ist.r ~ tHc T. hifca
state Land Office at Carson tlt!. Nevada ani-
ing IT,. six lay rrriJd .; laEiratiNn. Or they
viii IL. barraI !,y VITA, 81 the lJpFisi9ns q!
Ae ata.ate. ,n,yl7. 4. NAi1|, Register.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~A Nxw REM 8UsD1
ZsH8 KEW RRHNOIW0
8.sQ DIR. nIBHON'S DIsPHNxARY
sGs$NIfA sea Ksarny Street.

Sa1 Francisco. Established tE 1881. for taa
traatu,ent Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases sS-a
as Gonorrhes, Gleot, Structure, aynhiis IN
it: for.ns, Seminal Weakness, Ina potency, CSC.
Skia diseases OF years standing and UlosvAtsd
Legs successfully created.
Seminal Weakness.
Senn:Ga E"lirti0rs, the consequences IF se'i,
abuse: This solitary vice. or deprassi sax,,a'
Indulgence. is praCtiCea by the youth Of tnsn
sexes to All almost unlimited extent, PRODUCING:
~i:n uDerfirG certainty, the following train o.
morbid Syn ptorus, unless colnba'ed by SCENT.
&c medical measures, viz: SalloT countar
anca DARK spots under tho eyes, pain i'll thu
heaa ringing III The ears, noise like the rustic; !;
of leaycs aid rafting Of ChariotR, nneasinesa
about the lpins. weakness Of the limbs, cortG~
sed vision, tluutol intellect, less Of confdencat
difidence in approaching strangers, a dislike tai
form rev acguaintances. disposition to sh1a
society. loss OF memory, hectic t"ahef linlT-af
Ind various .ruptipug shout the t2ces, furr1d
tcrltlG, fytiG breath, coughs, consumption,
night sweats. IauuomGiia aud frequent insanity.
Il rciiaf be not obtained, should apply lInnlA-
ttlatei" either il person OF by letter, ami haV9
cure If cte1 ly bi5 new and scientific mode u
treatiu, this disc ace, which never fats of ef
fecting a Qul / End rIcichl care:
CURED ~ u2nii,
Persons 1t q distance may be CURED ~
HOME, by addressinga Letter to DIR. Gl3GcE.
stating cpqe SYMPTOMS. 4Cngth Of time the G:l-
easa Las continued, and have medicine rroSp:-
ly Forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
20 any Part If the corntr.-, With full sna p.eID
directions. BY Inserting Ten Dollars coin, IN
Registered l"ttcr, through the pcrtoice oe
through Wells, Fargo X Co: n pGcba." Of IIeli-
cine a. be torW ard'd to any part OF tio tnioo.
Cora ouGnnts Will please inform Or. t,ibo2a
that they read bis ady2rtisen,e MT in t." Arrla
Address, DIR. -. =. IrBUDN.
cctt9-jy Box 1857. Sau Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

fls Rock Island Mining Company lss
levied All assessment OF ID cents per
slaG-. delinquent .'"ly 81.
The Blaine investigation has been
T. iiourned 10 the 10th of July.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

1OHN FERRIS, of south Wales,
- originally, who has been twrnty-four yesIe
III tue United States wants information OF his
brother Michael who, he learns. WAS in New
York two years ago. Daniel Ferris of sun
Francisco Is also DESTROYS Of obtaining the same
information. The advertiser is employed at
the Brunswick Mill, and his post Office address
is Empire City, Orulsby county, Nevada.
JET JOHN FERRIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02
PFLIuATIoN FOR y PATENT

| A EEi.iAlits ToE ~ PATENT
| n TO the >ORTH CARSON MINE. No. 3n5
! I. S. Lend Office. Ca~sou iiiy, Nevada, March
| Esd, 1870. Notice is h,~chv given that tho
! NORTH C.Esn& s5U.rEE MINING COMPANY, by
| its authorized agent /. >. GorLp, whose post
| Office address is Carson Ciy, Nevada. has tais
! day TfeL its application cor patent for FIJI
! Teen Hundred linear feet OF the North Carson
Mine vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred Get in Width.
situate, lying and being IN Eagle aud Wash,a
Valley Mining District. County Of Or,usby.
and state Of Nevada. and known and desig-
mated by the field notes and uticial plat on fla
in this Office as Lot No. -. N Township 49,
north Range twenty cart 81 Monte Diablo M
rdiau, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot NJ
~ being as follows, to-eit: Variation. 1S' =
east Commencing at Post No. J. at S. +. ccrrgr
Il the claim, on the southern slope of TIA
':lountsin. from which point the section cc-ncJ
post at the s. T.. corner of Section 81, r. ID n.
=. 10 E., n. Il. NJ. bears $. u I0' 4. lSi7 feet
distant, ard & e tag STAFF the dome OF tho
state Capitol at Careon City bears :. - e T..
aud running y. sJ2 ~ f. 800 feet Ia Post No
.: thence y. a. Is ". 100 feet 70 Post No. J.
thence ). a. ~ ". SEQ feet to Post M. !
thence : - - T.. 500 feet to place OF ht-ln.
uif,S containing 90 .Gt-lO3 acres. This claim Is.
bounded by other known luin.. or ;uinin.
c'tini". 7 h- Location nj this lhiEe j., duly 20
Gorge in thn Rccorder'- Ctiic- oi EaSi. aud
na.:arr ally Mining district at Carson Cit,.
He.H,5,, III Book A a folio l92. Any and all
persuns ella iUiIS adversely any portion oi sab
North Carson Minis or said mining ground
h. rtirbofore ds.ribed. are required 10 file their
adverse clanl with the REGISTER Of th- United
States Land Office, at Carson City. in he staio
LEGATION hereof. rthey will b. barred 5y ,i-tgc
OF the provisions OF the statute.
A. WAirZ. Re,ist,r-
Y. y. EDWARDS. Attorney. n,h:a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

Guring the summer solst.ee short
sermons are i'll great demand. The
people have SD much sympathy Tor
tie clergy that they are exceedingly
anxious not 10 Overwork them. Be
sides, IL = pretty nearly as hard tn
stem u !; - - preach, waP;: ,!!s,
mercury ii..5i' iou>!y climbs tn" :!irc-
ties. Don 'rav" tnI!' '''tIncu> at
i, ONE, bat pat lem iii anywhere after
tce first fifteen minutes. Popularity
and hrevily arc Synonymous during
t.ie three bot months
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Also, Agents for by. lie Ricl,eu's
Gal'ien SiiiS.

For Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions, ~.
potency. and all diseases ar,sins from Nsstt!.'
baton aad excessive abuses. Price 50 pa1
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN EALsAM is put III
only in round ho:t'es. Ga receipt II lrca,
these medicines will he sent to 81 psrts Of tho
country. by express or mail. securely 1ackC :.
and free from on-rIyi;ioD. SOLE Agents. &. /.
RiCHAfitc CO., wholesale and retail drl =
giets and chemists, southwest corner of Cay
and Saitso}us streets. san Francisco. Califora'a
augl0-Iy Y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

Md in aCc0rd2ncN Win law and an orGtr u
the Board OF Trustees made GA tn" i0:h day Of
May, lsIf, SO many shs"cs o. each parcel q
such stock as may be Necessary Will be sold at
pubic auction, at the Office OF the Secretary
i'll Il. G. McLcuhlins je"elry sore. III toe
Adam. House, Carson street. Carson City !e.
vada on the II ycDth CD DAY II ! IL. 1916, y.
the hour OF - VI Of said day, 10 pay said de-
lnquent assessment thereon, tDla.ht I with cotts
Of aaVCItiSin. and cXpenses ii the sale
JOHN &. Ell, Secretary.
C.rso. CITY. .IEnr %. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02
A LIZA CONSOIIDATEOG GOLD AND

~ SILVER Mining Colnpany.- L0cAtlOn OF
principal place Of business, Carson City, Ne
vada. Location OF works, Pyramid Lake Lin.
ing District, Wsshoe County, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent upon
the following described Capital stock OF the
Company, On account Of assessment No. 4 levied
March, 1876, the several sulnunts set opposite
the names OF the resp Give shareholders,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

Il DIS 1Io:ncs. Iowa, Il few months
80. il l moment OF passion. q youB I
csa8 of Cprigh: character. NAMED Morris
;.gss!, der, Killed . mate with whom ne
ia! LilLe.tp been cI FIJI, molly terms. 1t
v';.s believed: there were eAteuuatipg cir
c-:in~tarces which would prevent a yer-
u;Ct agninst .4I8I. :2u; b" WAS convicted,
ana sentenced 10 the penitentiarv for
-,yo years lie asked leave nt tie sheriff
80 Tisit his parents. who live n few miles
:cJn the city. promising ~ :-juCn - "a,
20 90 wr;A tie other p,Isulst- GA III icy
when they were TO be ItlIu,.. tae
%aerif accepted lis prcm5sr. - ,.a'r
hone. aE,. hai- al h .!:....., auo
.,.Loc tl'ntes fAreNeli. 'clv."- o.,h j',n,a
.asiouS keep>akes. ca:Ee.s,. t..;-,-sei H.
..ioolnooks, rrtrIueG pro:uptiy. aud
WIS conveyed - prison. lie took his
books, saying ha should make = :n4u OF
! .-Leeli while be Wa. thsre.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

Day ain no niger on ia top side OF
Eera,ion.' said 3 coIored man at len
.:iie the other day. pnttius his hand TO
MS banjaged head. what can sing a
i3mn an put de gear on kickin mule
AZ de same time. - Savannah News.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

A LITTLE boy coming home from chu:ch
where he had seen II person performing
a. an organ. said 10 his mother, ''Oh,
mamma. wish you had been to church
to-day to see the fun: man was pump
Ii. music out of an old cupboard,'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-02

LEADING AND WRITING There IL q
.:ip- .''ass q feaders who should ho very
careful nlIoa' what they resd, nan,ely.
readers who are writer's. Ne have heard
Vi 1nan VI l,n declared rha, he Fever read
ANYTHING bat TIE very best ,iterstcre-
except the verv worst There Is :, snfety
- extremes. a. the Ilau said who stood
- the middle Of the burning bridge. For
2 writer NOTHING is 80 dangerous ~ to be
intimate with msdiociity. 4 friend OF
ours. who is now IN inid-career Of n SIC
,casfai business life. business life
whose successes have been greniiy one.
by The Wa, TO what may Da called ap-
;.!ei imagination. this irieu.: OF ours, II
talking about literary style, confessed
;nnt IL his youth. after reading Il lot OF
- PARADISE Lost, ne went to work and
wrote YaL after page of blank verse taat
ia would he hanged If YOU could tell
rom ni'ion'5. Il hs had had his poo
t-y 10y b,m at the time. Is would have
.lunt that be Was mistaken as 10 the
..uppOsCd close rese.a b.anCe Cf style; bat
=. priICiaie lie was not so Tar out after
al. M!iior himself woGld not have had
suca AZ excellent literary style, il he
had not rep,. some very good poetry writ
:ca before lis day. We have heard an
artist say in hooking overthe sketches Of
Michael AD-elo ana Raphael. that it
seemed possible to DO that; there was
simplicity and hope, ms well rs al inspi-
-atioa. The workmanship - other great
though inferior masters. seemed more
a,tainahle. The Same .Aiug Is true IL
:: .eragU-e. L s. not mere coGceit that
:-alIce the yoEng writer feel, when he
-,a;is Shak>peare and Dante aud Milton
and Wordsworth, that here Is something
which Ii can do. Tie !iuc VIII co!..s
Wen his limitations Will close down
tooa h'I,s; hut his flight las been Ii cher
~ re;>un TT Ii, daring. yst reverent,
.-~use Il mastery and com: ansc nsAtp.-
r s..,-:} - for ,ffl-,..
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-30
CASH n CREDIT.

The order of Patrons Of Husbandry have
adopted the motto of "pay as you 8" rs tne
rule and guide of their conduct Ill all l'elr
financial transactions. This rule, hitherto
more honored in the breach h the 90
seryance, must he lived up to, it we would
reap the full benefits of our labor.
Tt is the usual custom OF unthinklng MINDS
to decry the merchant for onerous charges,
when his wares are purchased without cash
or its equivalent. Too many are prone to
consider that an unfair advantage is taken
of their necessities, and, while living upon
the credits obtained of the seller, the buyer
denounces him without stint Or reason.
Let us "put ourselves in his place." How
many of us farmers would be willing to sell
our stock or crops at a cash valuation and
wait one or more years for our pay, assuming
all risks of inability, failures and frauds?
How many of us would be even with the
world" in ten years, it we pursued this pol
icy? The undoubted fact that only about
one merchant in ten proves a successful one,
shows conclusively that too great risks are
taken at too small compensation. The mer-
chant is not IN fault-in fact, he is too le-
nient-only the buyer has himself to blame
for the enormou per cent. that credit de-
mands.
But each year brings us nearer the cash
basis. The old time credit system, abol-
ished in theory, will become extinct in real
ity before long. The Order of Patrons OF
Husbandry has so decreed, and none can be
found to bolster up this expensive relict OF
the past.-Son of the Soil.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-30
SUBORDINATE

Star of the West No. Meets first and third Sat
y1day nights Of each month. G.. 9. Mcfadden,
Master; j. w. Kemper, Secretary.
Bozeman Grange, No. 2-Meets
w. III. Meadow, Master; John Mccormick, Sec'y.
East Gallatin, No. s-Meets second and fourth
Saturday. nights of each month. Y, l.. Weaver,
Master; W. j. Sipe, Secretary. #
keystone, No. Nee first and third Wednes-
day evenings of each month. A. Johnson, Master;
Al. Corbly, Secretary.
Pennington No. 5-Meets on the third Saturday
evening Of each month, at 7 O'Clock p. m. from the
first Of October to the first of April, and . O'Clock,
y. m. from the first of April to the first of October.
4. L, Luce, w. NJ; B. NJ. DAVIS, Secretary.
Elk Grove Grange No. 6.-Mects second and fourth
Saturdays in each month. S. i. Cope, Master; Jos.
Plum, Secretary.
prickly Pear, No. Meets second and fourth
Saturdays of each month, at half past one O'Clock,
p. m w L. Milligan, Master; j. IL. Jones, Sec'y.
Canton Grange, No. Meet
IacobPoWers, Master; Moses Doggett, Sec'y.
Riverside Grange No. lo-Meets third Saturday in
each month. Henry Heeb, Master; BE Sanborn,
Secretary.
Three Forks Grange No 11-NIeets
Frank Akin, Master; Joseph Bufrill, Secretary.
Fairvicw Grange No. 1s.-Meets second and
fourth Saturdays In each month. N. NJ. Farnum,
Master; james Cummings, Secretary.
Sheridan, No. 14-Meets the first and fourth Tues.
day evenings of each month. G II. Lewis, Master;
u. CoWell, Secretary.
Corvallis, No. lz--Meets the second and fourth Sat
arriay nights Of each month. John b. Cauin, Mas
Yer; w. b. Harlan, Secretary.
Fort Owen, No. l8--Meets second and fourth Sat
urday nights of each month. w. +. Bass, Master;
NJ. ID. Fnlkerson, Secretary.
Flint Creek Grange No. l9.-Meets on the last
Saturday in each month. David Burt, Master; j.
Il. Taylor, Secretary.
Madison, No. Objects the first and third satur-
DAY nights of each month. L. A. Maynard, Master;
o.. G. Smith, Secretary.
Mountain Valley, No. 23.-Meets the third Satur-
Mills, Secretary.
Lone Star No. 24-Meets every fourth Saturday
night of each month. A. Macomber, Master; w.
j. Clark, Secretary.
. Pleasant Valley No. 2D-Meets the second and
fourth Saturdays Of each Month, Mt ! O'Clock D. m.
Stewart Newkirk. Master; Geo. Arnold, Sec'y.
Compromise, No. 26-Meets the first and third
S~atuniays of each month, MT l O'Clock, p. NJ. b.
r. Harvey, Master; j. b. Harvey, Secretary.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-30
WAKE UP THE GE.

1t may not be amiss to again remind our
readers that the time for activity in the
Grange has come. There can be nc possible
excuse for longer delay. Wake up the
drowsy members. arouse the dormant, and
encourage. the respondent. Make your
selves not only seen and heard but felt.
Perhaps there is nothing that will enlight-
Ell so much in a short time as discussion,
especially when conducted by experienced,
practical, and thoughtful men. Any sub
ject thus presented to the mind of the seek
er after knowledge is quickly and readily
comprehended, when months, and perhaps
years of individual study and experiment
would have yielded less results.
So the farmer, comparing his experiences
and experiments with his %neighbors, learns
in an hour what, possibly, he might never
have known.
The Grange is a valuable school for old and
young, male and female. All must be pu-
pills, and all may be teachers. The grey
beard may learn from the most youthful,
and the knowledge thus obtained is always
of practical, positive and immediate value.
Brush the cobWebs from the Grange room,
then open your school with a full attend
ance of pupils; work, study, reflect, and by
all means compare opinions and plans with
your brothers before subjecting them to the
test of actual experimentation Of the Soil.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-30
AND MEN.

The conflict of men with their Would-be
masters is an old one and it is irrepressible.
In Rome it was plcbeians against the patri-
clans during the middle ages of citizens
against the teudal barons, and later against
the priests in all civilizednations, of work
men against their employers. The methods
Of enslayement have been various-of resis-
tence quite as diverse. Against the military
rule of the Roman aristocrats, and against.
the feudal tax-gatherers it was armed resis-.
tence; against the priestly domination the
protest of martyrdom against the extortions-
of combined employers, combined selt-sacri-
ficing refusal to work.
The conflict goes on without end but it
changes form and different weapons are
used alike in attack and defense. Now and
here it is the taN-eaters against the tax-pay-
ers, the capitalists against the laborers, the
ring masters against the people, the thieves
against the honest men. The weapons Of
attack are legal weapons, and the bonds
sought to be imposed legal bonds. 1t is
not a brutal attack like that Of the old bar
OiS. IlOI ~ IdilullCuI dutitCk IlkC ltiIG vi VIC
priests. 1t is a most gentlemanly, but a
most insiduous attack, conducted by the most
adroit and successful class ofmea, the attor-
neys, in the interests Of themselves and their
wealthy employers. It is carried on in the
most courteous manner, but the object sought
is to get MS to slip the letters on our own
wrists. The masters will notforce, but they
will keepthe key. Persuasion is used with
all Il lawyers arts, but the bonds have the
strength of steel and the weight of lead, Tie
courts, the legislatures, all the appliances of
government are in the hands Of the lawyers,
and al are, used for--not Il protection
but our enslayement, and the crushing power
OF combined wealth is brought to bear, Oh
us.
In all nations antlin all ages the conflict
has gone on. In all nations and in all ages
twill goon-the strong against the weak, the
rich against the poor, the. learned. against
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-30

OFFICE OF SEC'Y TERRITORIAL GRANGE,
BOULDER VALLEY, M. Il. Oct. 81 1876.
! desire to call the attention of all those
oranges that have not yet reported action
on the new constitution and bylaws; also
on the call to assist in liquidating the delin-
quent expenses of the Territorial Grange;
thai it their duty to do so without delay.
Some two months have elapsed since a copy
of the constitution and the apportionment
were sent to each grange, and but very few
oranges have reported upon either. If any
of the grange secretaries failed to receive a
copy of the constitution and their apportion-
ment of the delinquent expenses, they will
please notify me. 1t would greatly assist
me in the discharge of my duties, and |
would esteem it a great favor if the officers
of the respective oranges would be prompt
and punctual in forwarding their report in-
mediately when due. p. B. MILLS,
Sec'y Territorial Grange.