davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-18

cSotir politicians. who. without c1ccpion, 80 far
es have fnrt them, 'nt.Hlc hlh worth una that
h. tE"scr7ss h@ strung personal popularity where
tr fx t,ret knuMn.
Question. 10 sharply contested d. were tho
fssncs Of the Oho rnnyaas y! last tall tfn not
ra@ify paee out nj mems minds. OF thost' IT,
etrs, nuns was mofc sharply contested tllnli WA
thu School 'i'rstiun. the atsitatloil nf which cx-
There wrrc those who attempted TO laugh Il
trIt uf the cnlvAss, md ttlare WINS M firl of
tkes about the fnpe'k big Toe IN 0lIio poltlts.
But i coult!n'tb he laughed down, tho sentiment
WIS bootirss to suy of the tipghan flw thnt Il
flni nothing to do with the scllools, fur II H.
waived Indirectly the question nf etntc recoEnf-
tim of thu Church Of Rotnc. Tllr agitation upon
l'as left The public particularly susceptible 7"
any rGneHnl Ut tiir controversy. II ts yet ttr0
car1y u predict What tnav be the effect upon
tae tanrstss here OF tho iitl,re and Senate ScllUnl
the op'.ion Of .nnny wcil.nfor'ntd Rep,l'''c-
hNs III tlI!a part oi Ohm TINT The I1oiae
amendment, which WIS designed to take The
School question from politics, will nuw fail to
will t,c brought up hy the rcfnea1 Of tho Dem
u:snsic House tn concur In the Scnat, a1nttiti-
ulent- Which, while rroriflInE against diversion
OF the H:hool-Fnnd. to ,auppnrt scrtarian
stla}nla, declares that the Bill. shall not h.
construed to be religious t,ook within tile
tncautnt, Of the amendment, 80 tllat Il wIt not
be excluded frurn tllc setols. Drsp!tc MI that
lIus ,ern urged II, the ro'ltss,ry, the opinion In
hrstinformrd Republican circles Is, TINT the
fart uf
THE r0rB'H nto TOE
being stuck insn the Ohio cunvass last year
asldrl so.ne thousands TO 1faTesf vntc: xnd That
this year its arpeara1.ts: would aSaIn aid tllnu-
aaais Of votes Il, the KepuhlTtan ticket IN the
State.
hut, aftor all, In tho Western Reserve, where
Joshua X Ghldngs had his home, anil whrrc
they WIRE foremost among the Aholtsiunists and
foremost amuIg the Republicans, the la.res
asising out of md SURVIVING the War tannot be
foryutEn; and, as the canvass progresses, the
ranks will clo~: up, and there will lie mighty
lew yacaut plaecs. uAnArTu.
, 1876-08-18

people Ind accepted the Rebellion as suppressed
T. and tlle negroes as freed. md that therefore
tne Republican party had no right tn further
a:sly 10. Still We arc informed that "tho Rc-
p,s'',ican party ltas naflctl that irrcprcsslh!o
hl1!o"''y y, si5t TO It's flagatatt antl widen: te
s'p'y az" y,Ae ei!ss oY strssn r., t. ss tc&s NORTH
the Southern white. letne outraged hy tho sud-
.,en elevation Of tlle negroes, provided 10 tho
cons.ltaiu',a, nnas a,., amenmen.s; tc Rspubttcan
tectrtl n th:ir rfRts but In 80 t1otnR It ofleuds
tho tender feelings of tho.c Northern Derno- !,
eTnis s,i WI" s staid aSnst at the swinging ot tl,a
morc determined and dariug aouttcr1, alltca ars
alot!c rcsIunsfb'e.
The address continues: ave arr reasonably
cnTta'n that neither DIslne nnr tonk!!pg, C4sti-
SUPPORT him tIlayes} unless hc lrst made 10
s'ons The fra,ners ot tlis Xxi raorttinary fioeu-
% ,nrnt 2rc evidently enrpsi'e,i fhHs i'lalno, Conk-
tlmy can. tupt.ort Hayes unicsa .hcr
haye @ e. entered into eoasp!!wy with him, to cor~
rupt iaie publf. scrYl.cf Hind not such m i,,-
i ", HAT thu swu1tiy, farlt-teslgnlng Logan,
i'r Instance, who stood at the head of tis snl>
1 q.,n N sicorgia at the time when tho patriotic
or. aae ,i,s an'a , IT, Wy failure does not sup
Hue now enn!cR tho eloquent .peroratton Wy
s''s statte1nanllke document, aud we ask every
render to hold hta breath:
bat tho evil. Of thc hous IL il moi fciicsc.l aI
bound hand aud foot by pledges to corrupt snllti-t
sa" a g. II poes t prSt S b aft ;oa sa 5 ]
tsir thnng iances to hesr upon tho pockets Of tho
T Thss enumeration Of TI,1.n's ncen,tvc ,ncrt,,~
might hare lscn extended With stfII more iorcc,
as, for examples. lie las never becn cl'nrgctf
Under The criminal ctrle Of the State Of New:
1 orr With having committed murder, rape, ar-
@S ss x sS W. T@sc 1f'9y Sa u IL
Of. New York City and-to bring tha'
matter still nearer home TO this insnarulufes
any, nlrsnds,. r,bbe:l the hankruptcd etofk-
hollcrH thereof, or dcfraut1etl Ills toor warkng-
men by giving them worthless scrip in payment
Tor wages. !'!'acn Is thc cunning nhts. "hIs
for him. A ycnomoue Goppcxtc4tl during tho,
War, dcsrot'er Of railroads anl Il greedy .le-
Yo'iFcr Of corporations, hc has, by way nf PEN
stAse and has thus, nulonE some ei,np,c-mindtsl
proplr who n1ltw thtmeclycs 10 he .n!s1el by Il.
Icy dcn'agoEuce, secured the reputation Of 4
Hut whas docs the address saY Of "Our
To'n "-the Demorrattr vtc.prcattlent-tho
gtclt patriot who, during tho War, fu,,g!lt 20
hfavelY tue whI-nleasurcs ot the Goycrntne,.t-
who opposed the enactment Of the law author
tzinE the Issue Of ErccnbaekR, aud after tho,
NhF could not Eet enough Of theHl-w!lo, az
Governor Of Indiana, .natie himself SO exceed
fnE!y nfntalae u thc Gcr:nans bynppyoyng Of and
signing the infamous baxter Temperance law I.
'nnTrntrE him: he has tccn most cruelty
stlEhted. To judge from the spirit Of the 1sapcrt
isa damcrs regard the President of .t!1e UnifcH
States us mn a1I-powcrfn nuts,czat, wts, by a
Gfrftr1f- .7AOf4 hf1tHh yl1 ftn,,
, 1876-08-18

they may be to disguise I r act by resolutions
s: ena tan,x n platforms satc
thc a',of," l!as alwaya Il tho rall5ing cry ot
Tho ner,:'; rarr tt,inuchoIt the length au'l
breadth Of This broad 1aml.
Aug. 9, .1ulgc L:mnla, uf Carbonate, one Of
fttr Democratic Senatorial Central Committee,
rcrctvrti telegram frnm William II. Morris,
Chairman III The Committee, conveying t!le III.
t:lltgcncc tl'at the Hon. i. II. Obcriy declines
tse nomination as Representative, which, of
roslrrc, .ptMca Col Towns III M uwis.
wani position, that gentleman having received
Tie nomination fof Senator ut tlte hat'ls Of the
sas7e delegates that nominated Oberty, and q
general bfcuk.up in tho Drmocratic ranks is
lookctl fnr In the Ffftfrth Senatorial Distric:.
In the election Of 1879 this t3istrct t!lc Ffttth)
gave thc democracy bare majority of 34 vutes,
and IN tflt tTntcst, wtth Dctnntrn.s already
1't1Hrlng OVER tic 'spt,ila of Gfllre," aud with
to the aelcctEon Of t,ih la.ne n,atcrA to repre-
eenl them IN tho State Legislature, and make
cliotCc Of United Stntrs Senator.
Admitting that the Democracy had Some nf.
STRANGE Of II Huxcssful rcsult In the coming
State election hcsore the nominations made at
springfield hut M'W, Bintc the 'ns11ng pf the
pcratur Nominees with their ttcket, excludes all
.s' nnn pemocFaty from H. ycry tltht ,lenotlecll
pcnucntH, and will neycr lend their aid tn n
c1a.s Of men who have always hcn otnoxtou.
to their poltftas principles ami hcntr thn State
election, 50 fnt us Uenncrnt. arc concerned,
Will 50 by lcfault, especially here In Egypt
standard Of Ilayta and Wheeler, and mi ron.
ttn1,c to do 70 Until the lcs Of November close
IN ,sN'n the grcut battle which Il to tlrrilc tile
fate Of the nation for the next four yeAys, al,d,
prhaps, for all time
, 1876-08-18
TIE EfaHTEENrH CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.

TIE EIGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Speetdt Correspondence Qf The Tribune.
CA1Rt,, ILL.,, Aug. lh-The Hon. William Hart
zctl. Of Chester, Randolph County, Ia the pree-
ent Congressman from tho Eighteenth Illinois
District, aud he was rcnomlnatcd In this city,
Aug. /. without opposition; but, from the fol-
lowing showing, from tic ofllcial votc Of the
district for 1877 and 1874, anl also taking into
account that this Il the Presidential year, when
tho fullest possible vote of tho district will l,c
rprcectstcd at the pills, that gentletnan's
chances for reelection arc indeed questionable;
In fart, he cnnnot he eitctcd If Republicans will
but do their simple duty.
The vote OF tdo district In 1877, by counties,
1sRA as fntlowH:
, 1876-08-18
AT HEAD QUARTERS.
HEYlfBt3t1tkA.

1.ocN1 politscal news was-as usnaf Of 1ato
"a seaur commodity yesterday. The n,a,l-
aGcEs at the varfnus headquarters were ut their
usual duties, which for the nost part consist u
rradtns the papers, making appointments, anil
receiving and answering letters TiH' '.cressary
preliminary work Is going TN "a NJ ia cnule
hc expected, and Us ytt Il Is ttu earIy to luoa
for anything riar.
Among the callers ot Republican Healquar-
trrs YESTERDAY wGrn F. T. Taylor, Judge Gtnvcr,
Col. T. 7. 1.ohb, l.eonarl SWEET, Col. q. y,
<,rhu.z, T. +. Goolc1l, anl ]. f. C. Forrest
two Tldrn!tcs tnougl, thtrls and thin tslro,e,,
evil a',l gool EcuaE,}, all of CHI
caso; the lion. T. !. Kinney nul
Col. William Dahcocl, Fulton County,
IL. Mayo, States Attorney, md Charles ".
t., Danyilr, ILL.,. Col. H. Il. atl',fot,, Auna,
H.; Uust. F.. t;nrt!ou, Milwaukee. Wis; II, Il.
ekecls. Adrian, Mlrh. !. T.. saitonl, Buffalo.
n. T.; thu lion: Rasl Clark, Iowa City, la- ~
u. Wicker. Austin. III.
Jim R4"s II cl'uckiIng oyrr 'l'e Thought q
Wurt Republican meeting at ny, Wnbash ayr-
Reforrne. in lis us,lal ty'r.--witlout gloves.
ctyA!to1ney = Tsth'Il will , !nsa,s ; i aA!a s1t T.
hooked for tpcrch Mt Austin, H., nrxt THURS
,lay night, aud for anntl,er ut t:rand Haven.
Mich, sumo time tlurtnE the canlpagn lir Is 4
powerful epca;er aud will deliver solnc tcIln.;;
The Hun. Frank t'altucr, fa:e of t'c Lntrr-
0rft'l, Wilt mount thu STUMP In the southern
part of the etatc ut M early slny. His apuu!nt
inrnfs have not trrn tlrterrninrl rs yel. hue
will lie really for publication Within Il few days.
THE HoY2 IL nl.EH.
grand parade vi tho Bays In Duc will
occuT this eyrtllng. The t6lll'rnE ors!r l'as
hecn tts,e,, nmtl the rasa'le pron.lsss to be au
, 1876-08-18

Chairman Of theiF State Committee should re-
aort 10 such tcks In violation Of every prtptdp1o
OF honor. Ono Of the Anssernun-facrnick circulars
was frntncd md pEntrd In the trout rum, nj tte
Post.Oi!kn to-lay under tic 1cnd Of "I.nfnsm
Tor l'uhf1c Inspection" and during tho day It
was petl,scd By Growds al ctltSens, who !dcntt
iIct, iseFnicks signst,tr, a1l txusur,.l Dr. An.
dcraon for adapting such dtss,onorbte tuola Of
political warfare.
II fF genenfly conceded that this ga.ne su}-
piles nblih1apt evidence TINT The Democratic
stafe Cninn9ttse nsn rotlIcrd to desperate
ineara IN win snccces. hany lists of no'nes
n,asters TO 4. a. RemEck, Chicago, n<ros;ltng to
printed natlrc8s on tic envelopes, and Il Is ui1-
dGsbtood that clark uf jaturs K. DootIttlt re-
celvcs them In Chltngo from the Democratic
State connttee Of Wisconsin, Altogether II
Uas designed " promote.
, 1876-08-18
TILDEN AND CREDIT no
BIt1ER.

THE CREDIT MpBtirER roSTuAr1 rrrs PATENT
TWENTY-FIVE risousaND 1'oitAns 70 III RI
rAolric RAILROAD COMPANY sHow.
cbrrrtpos,ftnr~ Eaastaaa1 oas1,s,
w.a,r.v,.rx,s, n - -. os
,o.'.A, "As'l'aosoS' -. ~ aug Tine fas1 nas
,easeu W. he'e anst Inc ao"KH Of shc Union
Factflt isai'roal Company auw q payment, in
den, shortly after the Credit Mohiltcr transsc.
.'on OF that road The receipt Of Mr. I1tden Tor
th'a nmonnt Is also atno1tg the papers of tic
corporation.
Tits IL a natter that needs l,oth the attention
an,1 thc rrn,ar,,,o,, ~ liz fd.nas :. ~ w..
to y, ~ ~ ~ .', NV
pe ~1ou"tca ioT unoeF tfae head Of regal ices,
since alter LIS services In 1nvcntfnE the method
by which the Credit hfobil!cr Company
rot posecssfon Of contracts, The prof,ts of which
wcre over s,3frn.ooo hc All mi an,n.ar IN
80 ~. ~. p''too"'oou' -" "'a "o. apieas =, ~
VT peElofn aoF'aee elsc"hcre LOT tnat rali'
rt,ud company. Gen. Butler was enCagcd
wit!. him on this memorable occasion, a1,sl the
Grpe.ai, who Is noted for vnthertug in fat fees.
only charged The Company t5,HW as a fec, and
81, ,tN0 additional rs expenses. In hts cast, the
Company disputed this charKo a. c1horbitant,
and sent Butler 8:,.OOO. hui rftcrwurrl The re-
main[pg xaoD vas raid. @ under nj tl'reat Of ri I,nt-
Ter to sue for II unless II was Forthcoming, The
rcason nsagnct1 by Mr., Butler for this charge
waa that lis legal advice Ind been asked In tia
n,Itter Of contracts involving 1900 900 By
corporation having capital Of 800 eco ,o0o, a,,sl
he deemed the Charge, II nnythtng, TOO small,
and that It should have bosn s1O,Ip0 90 Nir.
Tndcn's services on this occnkiou will not &C.
count for tllo $o5, ,0o0 caAl1 paid HIN at = mush
Previous to tho invention os the Credit
Mobtlscr method, os hefo,u It's application X,
Tiilen wn. ssockbo!icr. lie wns ' attcrwaJ1i ~
, 1876-08-18

Sptetas D1palcA to 3as 7r6unt.
LACROSSE, Wis.,, Aug. l7.-ThcIe has been a
lively tiuttcr among the Democrats Ut Lacrosse
today over the exposure Of tho tricks of the
Democratic etate Committee in issuing circulars
to Republican officials throughout Wisconsin,
over the name Of IF. A. Kemlck," son of john
&. Kcln!ek, the wcli.known Insurance aEen. Of
this city. Young Rcmlck, besides scting rs
clerk Ia his fathers oIlice, las hcen helping the
Chairman OF thu Democratic State Commtter,
DR.. Anderson. OF Lacrosse, TO send out
campaign documents, and was used
BY tue Chairman To perform ths
part ct signing the circulars as Secretary OF the
Western Branch Of the National Republican
Union Executive Committee, soliciting nalnes
Of doubtful Republicans and weak-kneed Dem
oerata, to whom documents would be mailed.
Many Of tho Democrats Ara atsgusted that tue
, 1876-08-18
TROUBLE AMONG TuH DEMOCRACY.

ClEs1Ea, H., Aug. ll.-Thu Fifteenth H.
l'nois Senatorial aud Representative District IL
composed OF thu couMtics u .larksol., uniol,,
ard Alexander, an. the DelnNrats 1T these
WI not BE- rt:!ty elic!ct: II was eysr 50 viii
this great -. Reform ~ party. r" ,E"t Ut
something Of MI understanding ot the difficulty
existing In that distFrt, your correspondent
Caris.nlair, Jarksnn County, i}rn"rr"', II ~
'les,-Ilcnddcks :" l.cform'' II t"nrunl, which
ought to be- good uuturlty, MS follows:
We are pninrd IN learn that III: s"aa'os3al Con.
yfniion u JanrAhorn hsukt up in d1sonsrr. When
ca"n;y .sissates dsI"ra,cly, ~!tA !hs ~ sanetaa Il
'o"s a IL ss ,ae. oP pe go H. % Il :sss Tow
ut lonrssu1n. Uniun t'oun.y,, Instead nj D.. i.
s!i,yha.,. q MnfPhyaboto; Isst;on tca1.y. !'rcn
delegates fron !ackpon. two Or hires fs"u,
Alexander, ana fur Or a,o ffnu ln!on ~
,ss1 .e" ID ls G ss Gs,o r. sy.
nailt Vt thc t!rlrgatcs tl,sn prncresrd H. noMnuc
rS Tn~ns fur srnstot. thc Hon; lnl,n u. tbsrIy,
pl.t.sr'rs,. for Representative. Tn jay ilm, W.
rr9rrt .hs rrsntt bn, p.rialy EXPRESSES nnr frcl
inG*; we frnf Il has ilnptrlea surcrt7 in q" dis
frvrr WAS there nlntc uaiphas'c anl hnctdrl RI.
ptsshlom fur nian Than thciu wus fur gr Maylsnil
ta nj. souMty: Ill., nataslty a:sf Mr. Albright
ws' ws Il" "ssn II .e a'u M os Tsk.ts
tuo!s ca4rgt. Vt thst btdy, and rHn II to fur.hnr
lhe'r own previous! formed ylowA. Mr.. Obtry
was The chottc of Tits county fof tho Legislature,
and ha nl4y bu snplH'rtrt.. bit nu, ,tratso OF hEa
nomination BY tht remnant Of tho l*lcRa'es 10 the
lnnrstaro C"hYSntton, nor do we snpPusu hr will
accert such uonlluatton. iana call will 10
made upnIl MF, j. i. Nayhan. 10 4erHn, hl1nself
an !ndeirn,lent candidate f"r Ssnat.r, mud, shenlh
majority fur him In uld Jackson next November.
Tic nesnocraeyof Southern lllnus thus earlY
In this tanyass have inadB up tl,elr nlttsih that
they aro already tho y'etors in tto great Cen
tenai ght a 4ys ~, S wotk y e
tie II Is the lnayrs arl fishes these gentlemen
are after, anl nut fAir, unbiased representation
Of thu people 10 tho yictoEs belong The
spols +" b tAelF MOTTO, w luatter how keen
, 1876-08-18

!sptcfai Dspateh to me 7f1buna
1NDtAsAPoL1 8, Ind, Aue, 17.-The 1ndcpenil
ent 8tate Convention today was failure In
point Ut numbers. Not more than 100 persons
were In attendance Ms bona 1t.e members No nj
tempt wns made to oFganize the Convention On
L delegate basfs. II was simply mass. s.tnceifng
After flltng the vacancies on the Stnte ticket,
With tho exception Of Judges OF the Supreme
Court, slight addition was built to the
platform a,lolhcd in Aprl! lust. Gen.
Cary, the candidate for vtce-prcsf.
slent, was introduced and addressed the meeting
for about m hour and bali. 1u the course Of
lis remarks l,e confessed that lc did not expect
the independent ticket to curry n sInglr Elccto-
raj yotc. Col. n!anton Duncan, OF Louisville,
was present aud ,uAlc short address, in witcl,
not carry u largc an Electoral vote Is tircelry
for parlicrsburg, W. Va.
NOMINATIONS AND nEsoLCTloN9,
To fhs lYtsftrn Atteeidtsd lrtss
1ND1ANAroLls. Aug. l7.-The Independent
State Convention TO ill the vacancies OIL the
State ticket met At The Statc.Iionse grounds
totsay.. Three O, !our. hundred delegates weru
appointment Ut Committees, resolutions were
reported ladorsing the platform Of the 1ndc-
pendent State ami National Conventions, and
lcnouncinr the net Of 1918 BY which the silver
no!las waA oForpcu !Fhfu our !lkt ~ coltls, ahtl
demanding its return; tint Is, frce e'inngc
should lm encouraged to cnnl,la the Govcri,-
uent to pay IT. cotn obligations IN silver, a. 1t
tlue right 10 Ito under tho orig1nul ,ontrwt; !;
that al! values should be taxed equally, incll,.i-
ing Government bonds aud .Ercenhasks: that
the independents haYe no faith tn the pro-
tcssions Of refnrln which cumo on the onc han.l
from the corruption, the thieves, and railway.
wseckrrs representing the old 1asnmnny regime
ot New furk, and OH the othur hand from th.,
organization vhirn in Nationai Convention has
indorsed tht entiro Administration at President
6raut, not evun excepting ia stealing, and that
~ t9illdeslcc can ta placed IN this old political
parties, which h3ye been stepped III corruption
anu complicated with liahoucaty.
Alter adopting the resolutions the Conveu.
tson proceeded to vote upon tho nominations
presented for vacancies un the Statn ticket
whicls was followed by addresses from the lIo,1.
Samuel +. Cary and other gentlemen Of the
01cen6ack persuasion.
, 1876-08-18

Now, We viii give Mr. Harlzell tho hcncttt Ut
the entire Democratic vote of thu district. Two
ycnrs n:,s> tc received 10,sN votes and the fall
ln0-otf the saulc year WIS L. 49, an1 tu thts add
n votes TOR increased ~ e. popularity whlsts alto
In 1871 received b.so votes, and the r.
publican loss il.at year .wus 3,T1s, making
i total of 12,!M0; and, after dct!nrttng Mr..
liast1el's possible wholo vote this year, II, 5.4
from thu Republican vote nt tho district In is73,
which was i, 9:n, We hava u clear majority OF
IA In fnvor ol the Hon. benjamin Wiley, tho
present Republican nominee for Congress IN tho
Eighteenth fllinuis District. In this calculation
vi also Glye MIR. Iartzel the benefit Of those
Republicans who voted fnr hin, tn III w!crea.
many uf them will vote for Mr.. Wiley. If
the Republicans lo*u thrir candidate for
Congress-, OF rather fail to elect hi1n, this year
IT. tllis distrirt, It w!i he their own fault. The
Hon Ben Wiley ought to be elected BY ma
jurlty Of not less ttnn a,ooo,-thr Republican
MINORITY being fully that number, II moi great
er, with a full yntc rolird. To work, then, Re-
publtca.ls, with will Anlt victory will crown
your latore, arsl TIN of Egypt's faiTcst counties
will bu redeemed.
, 1876-08-18

The foregoing fCurcs show that Iiartzen ~
cciyed D1a votca less In 1874 Than thn Han.
George y. Wall did In 1872, and yet Wall was
dc!caed by maturity Of 1,sal. Ii the election
Of 1874, tl.cre WIS 4 fa1llng.oN Of LES DrHo-
Of stny-nt-honle Republicans Il, 1874 WIS still
greater. 3.7l0,-ennugh 10 tnsure Hartzci1's
election by i handsome maJorIty,-Repuhliran
b,!icving all the while that the HIN. 1saac
Clements WAS saft, and thrrr was no need Of
going to tho pulls. The fulling.uty in the vote
1t 1874 frn,n lint Of 1872 Is a. follows, Drnlo-
.+1} r.. uttI RAraI1it,u,,.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

member of the association; and the
directors shall make such investigation
and decision thereon as they shall deem
proper, subject to the next regular meet
ing OF the association, whose decision
shall be final; and all complaints and
decisions shall be entered in a book to be
kept for that purpose. 49,.
Al. SEAL.
This association shall have seal.
AZ. ORDER OF BUSINESS.
l. Calling the meeting to order.
2. Reading and approving the records
OF the previous meeting.
3. Reports Of the officers.
4. Reports of committees.
5. Unfinished business. ..
6. New business.
7. Closing.
43. AMENDMENTS.
These rules may be amended at aav
regular meeting, notice thereof having
been given in writing, signed by some
member, at a previous regular meeting.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
$3,5OO..-12O Acres.

A FARN for sale in the town of Good
hue of one hundred and twenty acres,
one hundred under cultivation, the very
best of soil, house and barn, two good
wells of water, a hundred fruit trees.
shrubbery and small fruit. The farm
is in good neighborhoed, convenient
to school and churches, and is one of
the most desirable locations in the State,
and will be sold on easy terms. For
further particulars inquire at this Office
OF B. B. HERBERT.
Lots 3 g. 4, Block 2, East Red Wing.
Will cut these lots up and sell in parcels.
S. E. u of Sec. 20, WEIGH Township.
S. W. ii N. E. u Sec. 20, WEIGH
Township.
n. E. II of Sec. 81, T. 25, R. Is,
Pierce county, Wisconsin.
S. e Of N. W. d Of Sec. 36, T. Is,
R. Is, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
80 acres in S. E. u Of Mex,
Sec. IL, Pine Island.
N. u Of S. E. II of Sec. IL, Pine
Island.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
A Good Fern En-. of Eighty

So miles from Red Wing on town
line road between Featherston and
Goodhue; 60 acres under cultivation,
twenty acres of new breaking and the
rest in good condition; good dwelling
house and cistern; ten acres of fine
timber. The farm is one mile from the
German Evangelist Church and one and
one-half miles from the Methodist
Church in Featherstone. The title is
perfect and there are no membranes.
Time will be given on part of the pur-
chase price. For further particulars
inquire of THos. j. McMANus, on the
place, or at this Office.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12


100000 ToLoan,
Loans made on good Real Estate secu-
rity. Office at old place, over Hawley
& Kelloggs Drug Store.
8 B. B. HERBERT
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
and Dealer in Real Estate,
Offers for sale, lots in Institute and
South Side Additions to Red Wing, lots
in Cannon Falls, Farms in Goodhue
Counny, Mimi, and Pierce County.
Wis.,; among which are the following:
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
81, 900. A Residence i'm
Red Wing at a
Bargain.

Lots 6 and ! in Block 4, Sweney's
addition, on the corner of Third and
Jefferson streets, with good story and
a half frame dwelling house, new,
good we'll of water and other improve
ments. This place is convenient to the
West school house and is most desira-
bly, located, and while it is offered for
less than its cash value, time will be
given on part of the purchase price if
desired. For further particulars inquire
of JACOB HAMMOND, on the place, or
at this Office.
WHEN you buy, buy the best, and get
home convenient to business, to schools
and churches. A number of the most
attractive and desirable building sites
in the city of Red Wing are now offered
for sale or exchange in j. Brooks Sub
division. Easy terms given. Speak
quick. For further particulars inquire
of B. B. Herbert, Real Estate Agent.
A FARM IN PIERCE CO.FoR SALE
The farm is situated 81 miles from
Red Wing, contains l6O acres with So
acres under cultivation. Timber and
living spring water on the place, and
has frame house and a frame STA
bic. The soil is rich. The farm will
be sold cheap. For further particulars
inquire Of B. B. Herbert, Real Estate
Agent, Red Wing.