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An Intelligent old lady contributes
this: In helping the female passengers
to mount the steps at the end of the cair,
conductors had better just beware, nor
in their impudence ever dare to squeeze
their waist with loving air, for the
wrathy female passengare may think il
something she needn't bear, and rolling
her eye In a fiendish glare, just lift q
handful of carrotty hair from the head
of the impudent conductare who's al.
ways ready to take fare, but isn't SC
much at taking care.
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Prince Louis Napoleon is said to be
better endowed than most young men Of
his age. Heis quiet and reserved in his
manners, but fond of fun and gaiety
when surrounded by those Of his OWL
age. He 10 well built, has physica
strength and muscular power, and, like
his father, Napoleon III, is a firm be
lever in the Napoleonic star, not having
the slightest doubt of the ultimate
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DIED.

MILLER On Tuesday, April II. at "
o'clock A. NJ, Mrs. Sarah Miller, in the 9th
year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. G. p. Pomeroy, 1877 Plum street, Thurs
day, April T3, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Obituary.
1t is our melancholy duty to record the death
Of this estimable and lamented person. She
died on Tuesday morning, 11th inst, after a
short illness, at the residence OF her daughter
1877 Plum street, The loss OF friend upon
whom every wish and endeavor tended, is a
state of dreary desolation in which the mind
looks abroad impatient Of itself, and finds
nothing but emptiness and horror. The blame
less life, the artless tenderness the pious sim
plicity, the modest resignation and the quiet
loss, to aggravated regret for what can not be
amended, to deepen sorrow for what can not be
recalled. 1t may be truly said that she lived
only for the happiness Of others. The many
friends Of the family will extend to them theil
heartfelt sympathy In their sad bereavement
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-12

The great CQrliss engine, which is In
tended to furnish the motive power for
the machinery in Machinery Hall, on the
Centennial Grounds, has arrived In Phil
adelphia from Rhode Island. Some idea
of its immense size may be formed from
the statement that its. total weight is
], 1,360,5S8 pounds, and that sixty cars
were required for Its transportation to
it's destination, the freight charges
amounting to s., ,442 55.
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GnoTuRr.
SECOND COURSE Of LECTURES
REV. JAMES McCOSH, DID,, LID,
President of the college of New Jersey,
AT COLTEGE HAT,T.


Presidert of the College of New Jersey,
AT COLLEGE HAIL.
On "The Human Mind-rhe Motive Pow
ers that is, those which raise up desire and
Friday, April14-First Lecture-C Conscience,
its nature and Its workings, It's use ana 1bnse'
:, Monday, April II : SECOND Lecture-TiIhnea The
Emotions. Four elements involved in them.
~ Appetence or spring of ac;don. Nature
and classification Of appetencee -
NV Wednesday, an April ls-Thrrd Lecture-(IL) }
BILE. What ideas stir ", emotion. Association
OF ideas In emotion. n orks Of fiction.
Friday, April q Fourth Lecture-(III.) Ex-
cltement with attachment and repugnance
SSaassiincatlo VI, Of emotions. Emotions raised
M mon Aay, April 24-Flfth Lecture Emotions
TTai.ed by inanlmate objects. The Hsthetic
emotions; the beautiful, the sublime, the pic
turesque, the ludicrous. (IV.) Organic afec-
tiop.
Wednesday, April 2e-Sixth Lecture-The
WILL its nature, Its influence and Its freedom.
The lectures will begin at O'clock precisely
Tickets for the course 81, or rs cents for q
single admission, can be obtained at the dooi
OF the hall on lecture nights. ap11-3t
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"WhO Will Suffer? "--It is now 2s years since
DIR. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN IMMINENT was put
before the public warranting it to cure Chronic
Rheumatism, Headache, Cuts, Burns Bruises, Old
Sores. Pains in the Limbs, Back, and Chest and II
never has failed. Sold by Druggists Depot, 10 Park
place. New York,
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PLATING MACHINES. 81. 80 each; makes
any size or kind Of PLEATs beautifully.
Agents wanted. MARS & KHLoG, Troy,
New York.
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said: "Please. sir, can you spare me
nowf My house has been on fire for the
last hour and half.u
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! ~ IN order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
vain the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan Sniffen, No. q
Ear general and special Agent for the Eastern
entss. This will be branch office of the STAR,
Mrs eniffen being authorized to make advertising
eanracts on our behalf, and receipt all COLLECTIONS
uere9br In our name.
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GEORGIA. lL0Rl sl!gs|: s.s|Sa s,:I|s! sss'

should subscribe Tor the MQRNINa NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ga; Daily, Sl0; Weekly,
50 per annufn. Advertisers desiring customers
In these STATES, should use lie columne. It Is
tho best paper In the Roptheast. sRecimep
copies sss ssat q receipt RI q ssss Address
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A TTACHMENT.-Befo Thos. Evitt, j. p,
n Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County,
ohio, Charles Runk VS.. j. w. Whitehurst.
The defendant will take notice that on the 2Sth
day Of March, A. d. 1875, said Justice issued
the sum Of $56. and property attached there
under. Said cause is set for hearing May 10,
1875. at Q O'clock A. NJ.
HOWARD DOUGLASS,
ap12-8tW Attorney for Plaintiff.
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i. Penn Lodge desire to return their thanks
to the German Leiderbranz and the Brothers
who kindly assisted at the Lodge entertain
ment last evening. BY order.
It, H. c. POWERS, Perm Sec'y.
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Obituary.
SOCIETY NOTICES.


RFAsQNIC.-fhe Officers and Members Of
Vl Vattier Lodge No. 336, T. and A. NJ, will
assemble at their hall TOMORROW at 12X
sharp, to attend funeral OF deceased Brother,
John Gerke.
1t+ CHAS L. WILTsEE. Secretary.
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Legal.
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as ad-
ministratrix on the estate Of John Wolf, late OF
Hamilton County, deceased
Dated at Cincinnati, this 4th day Of April
1876 SOPHIA WOLF, Administrative.
ED. M. SPANGENBERd. Attorney. ap5-3tW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
FARBER ITEMS.

The last few days the weather
was cold and stormy with plenty OF
snow and slset and with the wind
in the north, it made it quiet disa
greeabIe TO be out, quite a difference
from last week when i. was warn
and pleasant.
Henry Venus is now on a visit
from Pennsylvania locking at the
country. He likes the looks of the
land better than what be saw in Ill.
and INDIANA. lie is The guest OF
J. B. Sykes.
We had quite a fire hero last Sat.
urday on the prairie a. there was a
strong wind blowing from the south.
west tanning 1t up, all the people il
the town and the country turned
out to stop the FIRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
TOBACCO SMOKING.

The effect OF tobacco smoking, as
described by the Scientific American
are diseoIoring to the teeth by r
bon, excitement OF the salivary
glands by the ammonia, headache
and lassltude from the carbonic
acid, disease of the heart from the
carbonic oxide, nausea from the Bit
ter extract and a tainting of the
breath by the volatile empyreuma,ie
substance. The system may be.
come used to these things, yet il
made liable to consumption, nervous
exhaustion, paralysis and aiimeuts'
10 sum up the evils, Effects On IN
divicuals likewise affect commu1l-
ties, these in turn influence the ma
ton. No person that smokes Can
be in perfect health, and an imper,
feet organism cannot re produce n
perfect one. Therefore it is logical
to conclude that, were smoking The
practice of every individual OF d
nation, then that people would de-
generate into a physically i0ferlor
race Boys never smoke.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
3I-tf.

A modest maiden of Dubuque play
ed copenhagen at a party the other
night, and yelled and shrieked, and
howied, and ran behind the door and
scratched the young mans face in
seven places, and upset the Kerosene
lamp, and kicked ovcr the piano
stool, and screamed for the police
and finally, when he kissed her jus
on the tip of the ear, she tainted
dead awav. and said she could never
look any II in the face again, and
they led the bashfuI, modest creature
sobblng home. The next day she
ran away with a married lightning.
rod peddlcr with a hair-iip and six
children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
Matrimonial.

A very elegant matrimonial affair
came off some four miles from this
city on Tuesday evening. The resi-
| dence of Mrs. Lakeland was the place.
| Mr.. Lamartine Lakeland and Miss
Lou Lakenand were the happy and
high contracting parties. Rev. DR..
Vincil oficiated as agent in consum-
mating the nuptials, and made the
parties one in a STYLE that pleased
them so well that they declared an
unwillingness to be married any
more.
The newly welded pair looked as
handsome as happy, and that is say
ing all that can be said.
Jenkins" was not there to furnish
particulars and give details as to cos
tunes and presents. The company
was select, and the enjoyment of the
guests pure and unalloyed. The oc-
casion was one of pleasant interest.
and closed with the departure of
happy friends at a late hour, leaving
their heartiest good wishes with the
bride and groom and the elegant FAM
lily
Messrs. Lakeland and Marvin, of
ST.. Louis, and the accomplished
| Misses HarwOod and Lakeland, from
Kirkwood, were noticed as among
the parties from abroad. All pres
ent were made partakers of a most
enjoy able repast, to which ample JUS
tice was done. Excellent music,
splendid eating and highest social
pleasures made the hours glide unob-
served away till the noon of night
had passed.
The happy couple will repair to
their pleasant home, and in a most
sensible manner enter upon their new
history by avoiding the usual bridal
"to May sunshine brighten
their future wav, and joys crown
| their coming years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The sold man. after cool delibcra.
tion and reflection, gives it rs bis
opinion that you might comb the
aower vault of hell with a fine tooth
comb and you'd never find as big q
act of scoundrels as Grant, Butler
and Kellogg. We consider Juda. q
better man than either, for the re-
turned the thirty pieces of silver.
and they would have kept it oil, ard
taxed the tomb of the Savior.-Ap
peal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
SEED TICK ITEMS.

Weather cloudy and damp.
John Kesler is improving slowly
from protracted spell Of typhoid
fever.
Z. l.. Watts has reen confined to
his bed for two weeks past with in
iammatory rheumatism, but is i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. Bell Watts, wife of Joseph
Watts, jr., after a longSpainful and
protracted spell of sickness, died on
the 18th. She leaves a husband and
three small children to mourn her
loss.
On the 10th. after an illness of ten
days, Mrs. Ann Weinant, wife OF
VIM. Weinant, died. She was buried
with the honors of the grange by the
hodge of which she was a member.
A NJ O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
CITY DIRECTORY.

Beasley's Directory of the city of
Mexico is newfnished and after
a thorough rexamination we pro-
nounce it cemplet in every respect.
The typographical appearance is
perfect. The wholeg work shows
are and ska and more than fullfills
the expectations-ofaIl.
The work contains 1926 names. The
usual method of computing the popu-
lation from directories of cities pub
lished annually and found to be cor.
rect by actual census is four and one
half to a am This shows Mexico
to have 5517 population. Mr.. B.
thinks it will make this at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Out Ofthe halt dozen tickets is-
sned by the tadpoIe Offices not ore
contained the name Of Hen. f. G.
Murray, candidate for State Senate
and only n OF them contained q
blank on which the voter could
write that gsntleman's name.
Hon. A. H.. Buckner's name ap-
peared on only one set of these
fraudulent tickets. For nsanness
tt ia trick beats anything recorded IN
bis campaign. But both Mr.. Muir.
raw and Mr.. Buckner can outlive it.
Louisiana Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

We would state to the public that
our stock is now unusually large
and complete, and We would call es-
pecial attention to our stock Of ladies
cloaks. We have some ner novelties
of the latest styles and guarantee
prices for every department.
81 tt, WOODWARD K COCNS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

W. VIII send the LEDGER from
now till first of January 1873 for
$500, that is we Will send he LEDG-
Err from now to the first OF Jan.
FIR nothing TO any new cash sub
-criber from that time tor 81 year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
A CURIOUS BILL.

One meets with many curious
things who peers into the old church
registers of England; but the follow
ing, which a friend has just placed
in our hand, taken from the recorders
office of Winchester Cathedral, dated
A. ID. 1882; is certainly uniqe. 1t is
a paid workman's bill, and this is 6
literal copy:
For work done. S. a
In Soldering and repairing st.
Joseph.
Cleaning and o~rnamenting the
Holy Ghost. ...........
Repairing the Virgin Mary. L
Screwing a nose on the Devil,
putting the hair on his head,
and placing a new joint in his
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
Golden Troupe,

To those of our readers who have
for the last three nights witnessed the
performances of this warld-renowned
troupe, any encolnfums prohounced
by us would seem fiat they
would fall so farSshort of aoing the
performers justice:> Tethose who
have as yet failed to embrace the OPP
portunity of enjoying this, by far the
best music, both instrumental and
vocal-operatic-as- well as the most
fascinating plays ever rendered on
the stage in this city-to those we
would say, that they need have no
scruples about the propriety OF at
tending. Martin Golden's record as
a manager as shown bv the press is
| that no word or action, not accepta-
BILE to the most fastidious, will be
permitted under any consideration.
Some of the people of Mexico denv
themselves the pleasure of attending
anything of this kind in Mexico, but
but they need not fear, for Golden
will have order on the stage and off.
The last three nights they have
been greeted by large and apprecia-
| tive audiences.
They will be with us for the rest o.
the week, and all failing to grasp this
opportunity of enjoying what the
Mexico people seldom have the chance
to enjoy, will regret it.
Bella Golden looks, acts and sings
to perfection She has q charming
figure and wonderfully expressive
eyes.
On the stage Martin Golden is a Sill
perb actor and holds his audience at
his command, off the stage he is a per-
feet gentleman and is loved and res
pected by all his troupe and friends.
Harry Robinson and Nettie Adams
are the life of the troupe and their
every movement is greeted with APP
plause.
Every play contains a moral and
none can attend without beng graft
fled and improved. The only danger
possible is that you will cry or laugh
yourself to death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

TAKE NoTICE.-In addition to our
having 4 presses, all in fine working
order, and one ofthem a power press,
the on.y one 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, and will now execute
work of all kinds, plain or fancy, 10
suit the taste of the most fastidious
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Anyone wishing 20 subscribe fol
the LEDGER should come forward
new, Tor we will send it free for the
81 Of this ysar to any new cash
subscriber for next year. Gene II
aud pay your 81 90 in cash or trade
aud get lie LiDGER TIL January
Lat IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
TO TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

We are prepared to print all
blanks that r necessary for your
use, at a much loss price than any
other Office IN Missouri or else where.
Give as q c&ll and be convinced.
We will discount Messrs. Winchell
Il Ebert of Hannibal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
LOOK HERE

If you want to trade | will take in
e~xchangefor Singer Sewing Machines
horses, cattle, hogs and corn at the
highest market prices.
Office in L. NJ. Norris building.
I. W. NICHOLS, Agent Mexico, Mo.
27-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
Mexico Weekly Ledger,


sos MxxIco PosToTTTcE.
Pcetnaster, Samuel Groves.
Ofic. hours, : o. m. TO 9 p. m.
Open on Sunday from ~ m. to ! p. m.
Nail to st. Louis closed at $50 o. m.
Mail West closed at 1870 p. m.
Night mails ell closed at 6 p. m.
Mail from Fulton ar rives al 10 q. m.
Mail from Louisiana arrives at 10 q. m.
Mail from Kansas City and the West
arrives at 10. 10 a. m.
Mail from st. Louis and the East ar
Yives at $50 p. M.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the
Postcfics of Mexico. Audrsin county,
Mo. il not called for in so days will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

MA, ;.tM.-In Boone county, Nov.
1Sth, at t.e r. silence of the brides
f,tiw-. Nj. james Dyson, near Cen
49,. h, Rev. w. X. Wiggington,
MI. John Bouwlare, TO Miss Nora
l., -, L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
OFFICERS OF MEXICO.

vi ~
Mayor-R. Il. Fowler.
Recorder A. 3. Daniel.
Clerk-A. Is. Daniel.
Attorney Med. Trimble.
Treasurer-S. NJ. Locke.
Marshal and CeIlector-Warner
Potts.
Assessor-D. f. Shea.
City Engineer.-J. n. Basket
Street Commissioncr-W. J. Rob
ins0n.
City W~sigher-J. G. Boikins.
Councll-lst ward, S. ". Buckley;
I'd ward, d. n. Evans, Sd ward, a.
C. Barnes; 4th ward, Ira Tlncher
5th ward, Riley Ewing; 9th ward,
J. d. Tuoker-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

While other men have been talking
politics and neglecting their busl-
ness we have been at work and now
have tie best aud cheapest lot of
Tinware in Mexico.
II. W. GLEASON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Mr. T. B. Martin, Justice Of
Peace tor Linn township made Us
a very pleasant call yesterday. He
appears like u business, affable maj
arfSwlll serve the people to their
advantage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The nearest Judge Porter eve
came to be accused Of repeating
was on last election day, when be
met his little son, Willie, in The al
fernoon and the little fellow limo
Gently asked: PA, bow many times
have Won voted?'-Sentlnal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
List Of Letters.

Heu aiming in the Postofice at Mexico
Andrain county, Missouri, Nov. %, 1876
and which, if not called for within foul
weeks, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Cfhee. Persons calling for letters In thi'
list will please say ''adve.tissd."
SAMUEL GROVE, p. NJ.
Barley W G Bunton Amlia
Bybee Jennie Brill W
Barnhart Jim Durly WD
Esarlv Martha Edwards f
Narshe Ed Hart Jas
johnson III c. Obey S.
Rastan Levi Price Geo
Taller Mary Walker Ella
Woodhose f WYATT d
Wilkerson NJ b Mckinney E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Messrs Tureman, Shumate, Ed
Rines and Menifee, have resolved
themselves into a returning board OF
Mexico and meet each morning at
the Exchange Bank. They are wait
ing till the RAIDS count the Southern
States in and then they will count
Oregon out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Died of broken heart. The Louis
lana Republican offspring of the
Riverside Press, Louisiana Mo-,
which will also soon depart this life,
if it don't come down off the fence
out of the cold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

We have a new sewing machine
at this office which We will sell or
trade. Call and see it We offer il
at O bargain. IT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Blind Tom has visited the Centen-
NAL. lie was much pleased witt
all that he saw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

A young man in Jersey City was
urged to marry. but replied: Il don't
see it. My father vas q single man
and he got along well enough
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

If troops are not sent to Califor-
MIA and Oregon, it Is very doubtful
about beng able to count Mr.. Hayes
IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Maj. Murphy was in this city or
Tuesday, and General RugyIes will
be in this city on the lst OF next
month to attend to dividing the
Texas grant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
w. Humphrey, NJ. d. T. A. Keeton, Md
DIS. HUMPHREY g. kEETON

Have entered into co-partrership in the
practice of Medicine and Sur gerry, in at
their branches. Office rucms nortt west
corner public square, oyer Galloway
grocery store.
Office hours las far as possible) from Z
to q a. m. and to 3 M.
DR.. Vee,on will be found at the office
at n'ght: DR.. Humphrey at his residence.
Aug. 5, 18"6-ly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Now is the time to subscribe for
the LEDGER. Bring on your $500
and get tho LEDGER till January LIST
'7S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

We record another marriage
this week and understand that some
other parties are buying cooking
stoves &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Ia it not about time that thu 'R-
turning Board became the depart.
ing board
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Mr.. McKean's new shop by the
Post Oficie is nearly complicated
and he will soon move in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Found.-That advertisements in
the LEDGER pay-lf not the printer,
the advertiser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

We will send the LEDGER from
now till the FIRST of Jan. to any ad-
dress post paid for rs cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

FALL AND WINTER pLowING--Eve.
ry acre of ground broke IN the fall
and winter, saves just SO much work
in The busy season of spring. Be-
sides this, the rotting of the weeds
aad trash turosd under, and The
winter freezing fertilizes the soil
and makes it yield more bountiful.
ly. Try it. Plow deep---elght in.
|chss d~eep-with a three or -four
horse team, and old poor ground
Tins broken will richly repay you
tor deep fall blowing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Mr.. l. w. Boutware secured si>
6,yoyces u; the recent term Of the
Gala yy cirrnit CONT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

DR.. Patterson's Sugar-Coated
Agus Pills, best remedy known for
Chllls and Fever. Call for them at
Pm. Morris old stand. d140tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

G.. Ransom, the St. Louis boot and
shoe man has sold his entire stock of
boots and shoes to Wm.A. BantZ who
now asks the public to examine his
mammoth stock of goods, cheap for
cash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Governor Hardin was in this city
on last Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
chicago and Alton Il Il,
GOING Fast

chicago and Alton Il Il,
GOING EAST
Jefferson ana Fulton Exp. arrives
at. a. III.
Accommodation (mixed train) rum
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana leaves. $40 p. m.
Denver Express leaves. .1:2O a. m.
Stock Freight leaves. 800 a m.
GOING WEST.
Jefferson and Fulton Express
leaves. .2:4O p. m.
Accommodation (mixed train) rum
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana arrives. ........1 1905 m.
Denver EXPRESS arrives. ..1:55 a. m.
WDenver Express, leaving
.1:ZO a. IN
is the only traiu to Chicago without
change of cars.
Through tickets to all points car
be had at ticket Office in the Union
Depot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Read the LEDGER and be happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

La this issue you will find "Sesd
Tick" items as furnished by our re-
porter. They will not detract any.
thing from the interest of our paper