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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
MR.. CONKLING AND THE PRESI-
DENCY.
From the Buffalo Commercial. ]

The people of New York are neither ungrateful
unappreciative They know that Roscoe Conkling has
been their sanchest champion for reform and honest
government in every OF the many heated contests
with powerful and INSCRIPTIONS party whose leaders
formed the most corrupt political ring that tho world
has ever At the sacrifice of personal comfort,
disregarding the strongest temptations abandon the
political field for and lucrative professional career
putting aside the very highest honor lawyer
gain in this country the Senator has preferred to stand
out as republican He has always taken the partys
banner and carried II into the hckest Of the fight He
has led that army to victory when others would have
failed He has inspired the forces to make at least
splendid defence, under adverse circumstances when
without hun, the result would have been ignomnious
defeat. All these are matters of history, and they
prove HIM to be the strongest republican In the EN-
prc State il not in the nation What othor candidate
named in connection with the Presidential nomination,
by either party, present such Astounding and
vincing testimony of popularity with the pcoplcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
From the Chicago Inter. Ocean

Mr. Conkling is advancing rapidly TO the front
OF the most prominent candidates at Cincinnati and
1t well that the people should become familiar
his character and ability. One thing BIO set down
certain: If he shall be selected the republican
standard bearer the banno. of the party will be
taed in the mire will the tongue Of SANDER
him Vulnerable foe. Ho is of tho few strong
consistent, uninching republicans who be nomi-
mated with credit to the pary and, though the Inter-
Ocean might select its individual preference some
other the list It could select political
and moral record would better stand the test Of
scrutiny.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

two hours, and received q TRIBUNE reporter
and other newspaper representatives. He was very
courteous his treatment OF visitors but seemed annoyed
any allusion to his affairs and refused to say anything
about them He would not refer even remotely to his
wanderngs his and future plans TO the OBJ
server he did not bear his imprisonment In the narrow
cell with the composure with which be faced the crowd
the cout-room and he had every appearance OF one
suffering from mental anxiety.
From his position tool rather than as chef OF the
Ring IL is said that Woodward had not made the warm
friendships and attachments that Tweed and others had
in the CITY, He was not regarded so much dispenser OF
the spos as beneficiary OF others For this reason his
return awakened little interest in the minds Of his old
associates and the friendly greetings were few One
man came into the Distrct-Attoneys office in the
morning and left a letter addressed to Wood
ward, profering his kind Offices II the prls-
Oner needed anything for his comfort. This and two
or three shakes of the hand from acquaintance at the
Courthouse were all the attentions shown hin About
the courts and the various departments OF the city gov
ernmcnt there was considerable talk over Woodwards
arrival and different opinions expressed az 10 WHAT
II would lead BY some II thought that he Would
tell all ne knew OF the Ring transactions but ma
ority believed that he would reveal nothing. He was
comparatively young man, they argued, and could
stand a few years OF imprisonment and then enjoy life
on the money he had saved out of the Ring sieanss
No steps have been taken toward W0Odwards release
on bail and no amount will be fixed unless his counsel
make application.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
RANDOM NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The Virginia Ca
dets from the Lexington Military Institute, who have
been cncamped for week the grounds In Fairmount
Park occupied by the West Point Cadets during the
mer will return home tomorrow evening. The batta
ion numbers about 10, and II accompanied by its of
GERS and instructors On the day after their arrival the
Centennial Commission reviewed the cadets, an honor
which was not accorded 10 any other organization except
the cadets from the United States Military Academy
and gave them free admission 10 the Exhibition Grounds
These Young men have won golden opinions during their
stay not only by their military bearing aud excellent
drill, hut by their gentlemanly behavior.
THE parade of local military and Italian organizations
in the Centennial Grounds at the unyHng OF the Co
umbus statue this afternoon attracted large crowd
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
WOODWARD IN THE TOMBS.
RETURN OF TwEED's ASSOCIATE.

RETURN OF TWEED'S ASSOCIATE.
JUDGE SUTHERLAND COMMITS HIM TO THE CITY
PRISON ON TIE FORGERY INDICTMENTs-A SUIT
FOR SIX MILLIONS BROUGHT AGAINST HIM
BAIL FIXED ~ THE ORDER or ARREST AT THEE
MILLIONS WOODWARD REuCENT AND DE-
PRESSED.
Elbirt A. Woodward, the friend and associate of
Tweed in the robberies of the Ring arrived in this
city yesterday morning in charge Of the detectives
sent to Chicago for him. He was taken to the Dis
trict-AttOneys Office. and aferward pleaded before
City Judge Sutherland "Not guilty. to
the forgery indictments against him. lie
was then committed to the TOmbs. lie
seemed much depressed in spirits and was
very reticent, declining to give any information
about his wanderings about his purposes tST the
future. civil suit for So 600 900 has been brought
against him, and bail is fixed at $3,OOO,OOO. The
order of arrest is in the Sherfs hands, and Wood
ward will be arrested Immediately on that Order if
he should succeed in procuring bail under the crim-
nal indictments.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
THE CEATENNLIL LXHIBIrION.
NEW-IfAMPSHIRE DAY.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-Thc number Of Wis
ors al the Centennial Exhibition has not been great
on any occasion since that which Pennsy ylyania he'd
her celebration and filed the grounds with her and
daughters ~ was gathered there to-day. FaiunOnnt
Park actually throngcd with NewEngand people, and
the New Hampshire building the headquarters -
which thousands Of them nockcd. The parade aud
cises took place in the morning instead Of In the after
noon in order that Is might not interfere with the
monies attending the ya.ling Of the Columbus statue
The military parade was composed Of the AmoskcaE
Veterans which visit Philadelphia as Gov. ChcncyE
escort and the battalion of Virginia Cadets who have
been cncampcd the Centennial Grounds for the past
week The procession reached the New-Iampshirr
building which was gully decorated with flags, few
minutes before noon Gen IIaWley, on behalf Of the Cen
tenniaI Commission, the Board Of Finance, and all
who have ANYTHING 10 DO with the management 0f the
Exhibition welcomed the people Of NeW-lIampsirc who
were present The people uf New England, he said,
among the first to give the Exhibition helping hand
and 10 make IL She wonderful success which all adj
nit II 10 be. But ne said, beyond all The wealth Of
hbts the grandcSt sight s the great American people
themselves. GOV. Cheney ackuOWle ledgcd tIe cOrdialY
of the reception The exercises that followed consisted
OF PRAYER by the Rev Mr. Powers OF Manchester n H.,
songs by tine Hutchinson family and an address by Prof
Sanborn Of Dartmouth College. In the afternoon Gov.
Cheney held a public reception, during which many
thousand persons paid their respects 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN drenue Hotel-Senator George y BoutwelI
and Gen Nathaniel p. Banks OF Massachusetts, senator
Wisn H. RaruWn Connecticut II llsalo Chh ana Chh
Che Teuen Chinese Commissioners ef Edncat9ni MAJOR A.
u Teerh and william gby of the Irish lne Ieau ehioV
II BALDWIN Of Michigan the Rev. DR.. Eranard OF AuOurn
n " g. s. District Attorney Richard Crowley OF LoSkpoI
" congressman T.. ID. Standf0rd OF kentucky ana
John O. Priest OF ST. Louis Brero0H hoSe-W Wlllan bacs
The English novelist. Holman HOuse-The Hon John L.
Stevens of Maine. York HOtet-The Hon Robert ID
McIane of Baltimore ECersn HOuse-Sir John keane OF
ireland Congressman George M. Beebo Of Monticello N VI
exCiov John W. stewart OF Vermont and Major Henry y
IIodges u S Army Windsor HO'eL-M, f. ingalls, Presl
dent OF The Cincinnati Indanai oils and Lafayette M rOl9
81 Nirh6Ids IfOtct-Gcn James Craig OF Missouri
ami Isaac H. Eaon OF the Dcmocrtc National Committee
Gsey HOusI H. Ramsey Of Albany MetroPoa%tan % Hg,e 1
William W Wright of Geneva, n y. .Grdhd H0tetlhe
Rev EDWARD KenHey OF Havana Cuba. Union Square Hotel
- naval Constructor f. l.. Fernald U. ;. Navy
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
NETWORK CITY.

c. w. BOnyngc, Nice-President OF the San
Francisco Stock Exchange Is at the ruin avenue i''i
The Receiver of Taxes will open his oIts books
to-day for the payment OF taxes on personal property
and bank stock
In laying the Croton pipes in Nassau-st near Ir
the remains of the Old Middle Dutch Chdrch 10" Vi
burial vaults mas been opened to the light'
inspector Noble yesterday seized % reels OF
cigarette, and eight boxes OF cigars ionnd conceacu vi
board TIE steamer Vera Cruz from Havana
William s. GrOesbeck of Cincinnati, 'one OF
the experts appointed by the SILVER tonm,slon, arrived
in the city yesterday and entered upon his duties.
The Finance Department yesterday received
"A visit from Wee Ning Ding Mandarin ~ N"ii'' H ,
in this country 10 study the laws ana lorhS VI so''
mcnt. on,
II was reported at the Police, Central Olicc ice
lost evening that the locomotive attached 20 one OI nc
tr,i an tIc Hudson RIVER Railroad had run into the
draw at suuytcn DuyNil Creek
The resolutions to place a street lamp IN IN
front ~ No 800 East Fity-se|ent.-s'' @ nu NJ M S ~
John Dcany to erect storm door ~ irots ] o 81 ~ a.
Fulton st., were adopted Yesterday INC po''"0' ~
dermcn over the veto Of Mayor Wickh&hi'
J. Steele. Custom-hOuse Inspector, found
coYrea ed upon the person oi lady paosenge on ING ING
irwcify e,tiacd 10 DE worth 10000 when was sent
to tnc srizur.roum o. the Cusloih-n"u'e'
Officers Nevin and Jackson of Special Agent
,'- oilicc u-,lsed by Inspectors ia=ah ana il
tt, ,,,l,. d brandy md II six umbrellas, which
,yerr found concealed IN various places on tit N''''i
G. l.. Brace. Secretary Of the Chiidren's Ana
socrt, has Wu,eu al,,.c 10 cocrcc, published slac
h. . n,t the ,ocic'y sprauE from the Association 10.
tic it.ri of The Poor IL" ao,r.to tAa ls @ Io I
OF thc former organization had no CONNECTION VII" ''
lat,c.
Mrs. Marie Blanc who was shot by hrr
blind Lu- -b4ii, JGlr- B.uc, u..iEc tie -ht 70, 80 -
'i .-.,,g IN t.,. au autopsy upon thc body {tsUruY
afternoon, and .cunI that the bui'' ~" 'n''''' INV
D..un.
Two bogus bids were received at the De
uartnr. e., iiAs lui ,r "or. on a. 'ci u'-t'' ""'.t
Ia, b. ,n opr".'a! , 20 '",, 80 M, f avis are ali
lola.li,. AID ne adu.,. SO. iJi Nnti-1'e pr"Ne' 'o
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

Too BAD OF HM.-Good Soul (whO has
never the before, and has been asking lnnner
able questions a. length depth, breadth and width OF
gallons contained heren)-" 80 you says It's hgh water
now Sir and how long might IL be likely to be low
waiter then Sir" Honorable Jack a sad one for chaf
"Well, not more than fortnight, anyhow" Good Soul
Mistressed)-" On, AIRY me then doubt shant see
it Ia only going to stop week"
"rLL SmTE You WITH FEATHER.p-Artlst: :
I Thought of painting a few gulls III the foreground
Art Patron But VIII that add to the cost OF the picture
Artist: Not at all Art Patron: by JOye Sir, IN that
case yOu'l oblige by painting whole nOck-IJudy
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

"Funny monkey" said Mrs. PartIngton as
she saw him paently sitting but he sets II he had
the plumbago in the back. and could wish there wuz
more hair his reprehensble tail cannot YET De-
neve neither, that they're our posterity"
They had head of cabbage for dinner.
Conemplating the steamng vegetable the table, little
three-year-o Observed MA, Is that head OF cab
bagsP "Yes, my dear" where's It's mom, thenF
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
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u STEEL sUITTERS,

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~ STEEL SHUTTERS,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.
No machinery " balance weight Cannot get ont OF order
Fitted Delaware aud Hudson Canal Building Manhattan
Building, IcuuX Library Building, Tribune once, &c.
Factory i62 and l6i West 21thst NeW-fOfk;
and AT London, Paris Vienna Ieriin Melbourne, &c.
GAS MACUINES.-FOr SALE low for cash,
" two second nlnd GAS MACHINES, In perfect order
Vi SUNNY about - BURGERS Address GILBERT & BAR
KI.H MtSUFACrC RING co, prOpTieOrs Springfield Gas
Machine 23S Canas. SewYork
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y Of the ORGANS Generation Involuntary LOSSES &c,
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\. DANIELS 81 D. lt4 LeXingt, nave once LOuIs 10 -
TURKISH BATH-New and elegant ParlOr
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Opeu uutl midnight. Ladies recelyct from II a m TO p m
CF1EN LECTURES ON STRUCTURE AND
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AprdeeI from Practical Treatise Diseases OF the
u system 10 pages octave, with three typo cases
Also Ilr ORGANIC LAW OF THE ~EAt.-. AOnhuohs
,iiY, positive AND n gduNt t4rtucliy PROOF
tf tr lo ,hout union effect Of tobacco, tuutence
OF fish aui pa,sJIc diet modern treatment OF variot lcee,
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..iA.,r, Itis u, rQuN. ."-Ncw.l lors paper.
,'fc. hour, .fou 10 To- tod and 10 10 evenings.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY
Gam 400. Noon, 49, p.m3 621 Midnight sa' 49,
HIGHEST during day, 40 Lowest, 3o0'
Average, 44iso. same day. 1875, 444t
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

terday the lad showed symptoms of hydrophoba Med
ica al was at once AS the angs OF the dog
did not penetrate the flesh deeply 1t is thought that the
boy will recover.
NEw.BRUsswICK.-A number Of tramps gathered in
front Of the old statiOnhOuse Wednesday night and
began 70 quarrel among themselves. During the hght
Frederick Rothgasi was stabbed by Frank Harklns.
Both were arrested with three OF their companions who
are detained witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
POLICE NOTES.

The dead body of William Dugan, age "a, OF No
200 hundred and twenty rsts was found yester
day the aeyway adjoining NO 2l3 It's supposed 1as nc
fen from the IOOf while intoxicated.
lane Flood age ., of No. 425 West Twenty-sixth-
ST. while carrying a bundle OF wood and candle from The
cellar OF parents residence last Wednesday set FIRE TO her
clothes badly burned that she died yesterday
Mrs Elizabeth Bohn, age 81, residing at No. 1856
Greenwichst attempted 10 commit suicide YESTERDAY Oy
Jumping into from Pier NO 4S. she was
ROundsman Spence and Ocer stark OF the steam
boat Squad.
Catherine Reilly Of No. 342 East Iwenty-slXth-St
was thrown down her husband William last night
severely injured She taken u the Bellevue
and her husband was locked up BOth were uhue
the influence OF liquor.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
RONDELATIA Soap

and full assortment Perfumes and Fine Toilet Soaps ar
offered COLGATE d Co. at their retail store NO. lilo
Broadway, near 27th-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Announcements.

Thousands can testify that the PERUVIAN
sYRP is the best Alternative medicine known
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21

The entertain msnt of the season
will take place at Hardin College on
CFriday) night, Is cents will be
charged az ad to the concert,
40 extra charges will be made for
the festival. There will be refresh.
ments of all kinds, oysters, ice cream,
&c. This is for the benefit of the
college. All friends of the college
and lovers af pleasure will not fail
to embrace this golden opportuni
ty of passing an agreeable even
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
ArviA tic Tonic.

This Tonic 10 Il compound of in.
cred emit sr.eried for their health
preserving qualities, and beneficial
effects on the human system. "The
Onion Msdicibe Co.'S Aromatic
Ia me Is mended 20 all per-
SONS eufTorl:.g from indigestion, loss
Oh appetite, dyspepsia, disorder OF
10e stomach Il digestive organs 10
general, and II Is especially rseom-
Kenued as All agreeable tonic for
persons recovering from attacks of
s6Ilis and lever, aud when taken
WITH a usual Use y. qulnine 1t il a
SURE cure aud preventative for
ShIlls.
IAls !onIc is Prepared Tor, and
especially rec mn, nded to persons
res.u!ug IL The Western and South.
eTn climates.
boso from a tablespoonful to q
WINE glass 10 be taken before meals.
oPAUNHoRsT Il HAcKMANN,
81 1t Sole Agents, 81. Lous, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21

MEXICO P~OsTvFFICE.

EXL p~OsTvFFICE.
Post,naster, Samuel Groves.
ONO hours, : q IN. TO g p. Iii.
op'n on :'unday from IL IN. to ] p. N.
NaiI - y. Lrui, closed at 1916 a. m.
HAL West closed at 100 p. m.
Sight mAiis all closed a! 6 p. N.
Mail from Fulton arrives at 10 a. m.
Mail from Louisiana arrives at 10 a. m.
Mai from Kansas City aud the West
arrives NJ IL. 10 Il. m.
Mail from st. Louis and the East ar
rive at 2.37 p. m.
lIclalutd letters remaining in the
Post flee of Mexico. Audrain county,
Mo il not called for in so days will b.
semi to the Dead Letter office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
Concert and
dISTO Y OF AUDRAlN COUNT Z.

oto
We understand that Prof.
!. G.. Davis is at work on a history
# Audraiu county, to which is to De
appended a brief history OF Missouri
giving al account Of the early set
Ito nent of the State, with biograph-
zeal sketches of prominent men,
early residences &c. And u full and
complete histoty of Audrain county
from it's frat oeeu aney by the whites
down to the pressnt time. Giving
a historyAof every church, Masonic
and Odd Rllows lodge and grange
in the county together with a full
history of the growth, development
| and resources of the county.
We also understand that Prof.
Davis is DESTROYS of entering into
correspondence with old citizens and
| all Others who may be able to give
him any Information on the WORK
before him. Prof Davis IS a n&tlVe
NJ. ssourian, has ever been a close
observer and, is 50 well posted In
the general history of the west, and
especially of this part of Missouri,
that hs is peculiarly, and we'll adapt
cd to the work before him.
1t is, We belive, contemplated 70
issue the history in book form to
consist of about 120 to $50 pages.
We hope that the work will meet
With a hearty reception.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
At HARDIN COLLEGE,
O~KATORICAL CONTEST.

The Missouri Intercollegiate Ora
torical Association will hold its ar
nual meeting and contest at Bank
Hall, in Liberty, on FRIDAY night,
Dec. 20, 1876. This Aassociatiou
represents five Of the leading col
leges in the state, and the finest tai
emit will be present to represent The
several institutions. Three promi-
nent gentlemen from various parts
Of the State will award the prize,
Attendance from far and near InVit'
ed. Admission, so cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21

The Fulton Telegraph says it jud,
gss a town by the way lis papers are
patroIized and it classes Mexico
among the 'dulI cities Now it IS all
we'll enough for us to talk to you
about business, but when other
places get to calling cur live city
dull then We object. We don'5 think
the Telegraph should say anything
Mexico 10 ten times more business
like and supports it's papers better
than Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
FARBEK ITEMS.

Frank Parker has gone to Cana
da on a visit to his parents.
Frank Draper and q gentleman
from Louisiana have started o big
store in A. b. Tolivsrs new store
house and are selling goods svsr SO
cheap.
Squire McCarty was about to
stab j. Carpenter a few Gays ago
with his pocket knife, he 10 too large
a man to carry deadly weapons.
The squire ought to DO the first man
20 keep the peace.
A. III. 81 kes has gone on a visit
to Berana Larorance county to see
his sister.
Frank Conklin has gone to Louis
lana to spend the holidays.
The health of our citizens ia good
ct present.
Carpenter and Crary are filing
their ice house and the people are
all getting ready for c happy christ
mas.
Mr.. Noah Sykes was seriously
hurt by being dragged by a horse or
his way from Wellsville. The axe
Of the buggy had been put in wrong
the wheel unscrewed the mats came
off letting the hiui axe! down On ths
frozen,Sround the rattliag Of which
frightened the horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
DIR. Patterson's Sugar. Coated
Agus Pills, best remedy known for
Cbills and Fever. Call for them at
Pm. Morris old s'and. d140tf

TAKE NoTICE.-In addition to our
having 4 presses, all in fine working
order,an n ofthem apower press,
the only n in this part of the coun-
try, together with everything neces-
sary for job work of all kinds, we
have ordered a number Of new fonts
Of the finest type made at the Boston
type foundry, ard will now execute
work of all kinds, plain or fancy, 10
suit the taste of the most fastidious
and as low as can be done anywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21

We understand Il at a few days since as
one of the teacheri at the public school
was questioning the boys on history, she,
among other things, asked who was pres
ident of the u. 8, ana then p~ropounded
the problem that is now puzzling the
minds of ali politicians, who viii be next
president. All. except two, with n ac-
cord, as if by impulse, shouted ''Tilden.'
The other two, children of Messrs. Wash
burn and Shostm IN, nothing daaatsd OBJ
jected and said Hayes. Now, the point
before the world is, who shall go head. A
committee will be appointed to zee that
all but these two had not been bull-dozed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
Oyster Supper

Miss Agnes Herndon is married.
der husband 10 Jos. A. Jesssl, the
ndividual, who is travelling as her
business manager.-Ex.
Yes and be is the man that set in
ne back part of the audience and
sncorsd so vigorously. It is a pity
about him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
List Of Letters,

Aulsaln county, Missouri Dec. 2lst, 1876,
- -~-<
and which, il not called for within four
weeks, will be sent TO the Dead Lstte,
Office. Persons calling for letters 1 n this
llsl viii please ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
TO TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

We are prepared to print all
blanks that are necessary for your
use, At a much less price than any
other Office IN Missouri or els where.
Give Us a call and be convinced.
We will discount Messrs. Winchell
Il Ebert of Hannibal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21

TEXAS Talk 20 B. are you
going to Texae? B, 90, but G is "A
to G, are You gong TO IeNa>! c,
no, but B ls. Alto b, if you int
going when is B gong, Q well II
be goes be will 50 with tbe rest. A
when will The rest go? o, they will
60 when G Goes. Yes, 'aute over
There he goes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
OFFICERS OF MEX1CO

OFFICERS OF MEXICO.
Mayor-R. FL. Fowler.
Recorder A. b. Daniel.
Clsrk-A. b. Daniel.
Attorney. Med. Trimbls.
Tresaurer-S. NJ. Locke.
Marshal and CaIlector-Warner
Potts.
Assessor-D. L. Shea.
City Enginser.-J. \. Basket.
Street Commissioac:-W. J. Rob-
inson.
City Weighsr-J. G. ok ms.
Councll-1st ward, S. ". Buckley;
I'd ward, D. N. Evans, 81 ward. a.
G. Barnes; 4th war6, Ire Tlnoher
5th ward, Riley Ewing; 9Th ward,
J. d. Tucker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21

The Presbyterian church of this
city have a christmas tree and festl-
val for the benefit of the children
and members OF that church on next
Monday (Christmas) night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-21
December 22d,

Capt. Shea has our thanks for an
invitation ticket to the Grand Irish
Ball to be given at the Opera House
Jan. lst, IT.