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loulsv1Lls, KY. June 1o.-Ths closing exsr.
ctses Of the Y, u. y, A. Convention wcre moat IN
tssestlug. Tho pFoceed!nRs were all OF deyo-
tional character. The morning meeting was con.
auc.ed At Library Hall by Thomas 4. Cree. ot New
York. In the afternoon = young mems meeting
q rsnn.ylyana. and boys neet!ng IN Tho ago:
~ ths farewell meeting: ". X. Jenaings, Of
Nttabufg. presided. Interesting addresses were
dellseFel BY Col, Black, Of Georgia: D. II. Bulge,
q Canada: tAs Itsv. cush!nv, ot Ohio, ,Jaur.
Mscoauouyhyt Of PennsYE anita; Col: Lovelaes, "
=. Wheat, Of Kentucky; pl. Stuart lkohInson, Of
LoulsvtlIai and II. Thana Miller. Of Cincinnati.
KARSssr APPEALS
wsrs madu in behalf OF tho young men Of tho
couaa!y, and the work Of ths Association, u pEe.
eeDtod In tho Convention, was highly lsu1sd.
II. Thane Miller spokv earnestly In behalf Of Tbs
Loulstalls Association. asking that . building b.
erected for them iu which they may conduct their
work tn .ayiny ths young usa .! the city. All tho
citizen. VI LOUISVILLE, whom they say have so
Loppltably entaEtaiued thu Convention. Tbs Con-
one4 v,eI head: Thousand. were eompslisd u
lutn away Tonight, uot Lslug sbla " seeuts ad.
lnl4alun.
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his Arrangement had been made accordingly. He
A. in no way To dlstIsb theirs Whatever their plans
might he. Ills resannr ft,E withdrawing were:
Iirst-lte dcttrcd to lake from onn TO two years
twentie.h yesr IN lie ruS @ p. VA: ju.s eomp,ctei
and thia wna apology sufficient for craving iot
% to thosc sources @ Of recupesatson Which belonged
some hnsw Of s ;strone hs.f!ty n h,m
face with church dent and endure tho wcAe which
was robbery from !he bert mental work. The So
thore Ut ne!ghbossny churches, but that was NOT
saJfnR mach. To meet them required The most
persistent work Of an r., enduring, broad slonaered
vel! a. ther own sclt.sacri1cc.-
7hird-fie resigned because he was unable 10
sas apa IL sPi ff ss ne .
sssn, ess oss po.:Sg ekples s 70 t.
q wofk not 't.ie.iy felia,ous,-s sast
expenditure of patience on tho part Of n pastor,
a o q whe0 ~ mot sgseaes
work himself IN ! kind Of labor which grow 10 hin
Fousth-iic had broken on from crcsy effort at
demanding much change of topic q well a. cafo of
WEAK one, needed PASTORAL carr in minntir @ whci,
sia not robaSy belong IL hts arena ., labor u
with things iesa agreeable and less cheer:
IT, j. amlsts sss ne ts'd.h q. 10 sOms y
hud never been Idle, sad never expected Or wished
to b., not eren in an idle Paradise after this fe.
Each one tnust decide for himself what was ha
men nat y dared e de VIA. VIA aants d0
and they .wcrr laid. natdo altogether.
a' r: sok g. Il ;|'ihSg Se:sl IL
IIfIH ~ I4rt LrrH tANf kr L.
:ympa,hy with. ei.her, wing, tho Un!ta;,an OF OF
liberal fsi.h. lie certainly was not with tho md
icals certainly not With tae conservative; but he
with Himself and lis own methods oi thought: aud aad
hs demanded positively. md meant to assert
freely and speaking freely. whefo any one would
listen, precisely that which he knew to be tho
truth Iie considered all religion emotion, and Ill
and careful study Of datn fcndlng toward idocy.
We could not know snylhing about another iitc
except ~ VIC aceufasely studied and knew this
rho tic between him and tho Church had been
exceedingly pleasant They had meyer had s!n..
financially he could not ndord 10 romnia. Ills
leaving was faE from a hcartless net as all know
Wig keT nne @ hsSy, TEX pseas Ss 00s5 81 f. tv
W. Is taIa!!sa issi9 pisss. q
ssssn ss Ell ua a hs n1 @
Eether In one direction. The good shlngs Of tho
Bbs wcec Just as good as cyHr but tho good thtngs
outside OF tho Hiblc bad become rast deal better.
llc felt suIo the !caren was eve.Jwheto At work
that would make honest men and abolish scctaelan
not guile so certain about what was called truth.
llo alluded TO families who rcapcd the bencnt Of
laudaions Of The work. md remarked that selfish
nsss nwnys found its own remedy. Ncgatlreucss
IN church work alwnys ended tn mafE!ng the en-
taecst In tho nclI. Tho people could not afford 10
Be n1one; they must have rsgtoua !nstEucton. :.
religious culture, 90 long ~ tha public schools did
not cover the whole Gcd.
In closing, be satd tie woutd cherish tor ali m
honest catccm, md the sweet things that had oc-
curEcd In taclr lifo together would grow In bis
memory.
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TUE REV. Il. +, POWELL At T1lK ru1Hn UAtrA.
AIAN CHURCH.

HAN ENEHCNs
The Nev. E. P. Powell. xho hug bteu pastor Of
the Third Unitarian Church for seytEnl years.
preached hla farewell sermon yesterday morning.
lIo intends 70 spend thu next two or three yea on
bis farm nsaf Clinton, n. y, hts health having
tccu somewhat tmpa!Fsd By twenty years Of hard
stc. Ills text was;
Grscs ba With yoa IlL-7rsus H., Is,
Hs did not bcliuvs, hs said, In pEotsacted faro
wells. Ills resignation pastor WI. soon to b In
The hands of the Trustees. aud to hs laid bstosa
tue Society fue action: 1t had been thoroughly
considered, aud cuull Aot 10 Frcuuaiacsud.
About yrul ugo he ss,4 to sons VI The
Trustees that hu wlshpd " withdraw from shia
arld Ut work. but tho answsz WaA, emphatic.
va will make. lie coucluacd 10 put Ia one Yenl
moro Of ~ cuEnsst work III possible. For tbs paxi
two months tive Of the Trustees h.4 known VI hi.
tuleLLiua IL eluse bla l7less w.Ll tlv Sear. al
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TURKEY.
II
Address DY TUE REV. DR.. M1cnAELIN, OF
ARMENIA.

ADDRESS nr TUE REv. DR. MicHAELlN, OF
ARMENIA.
The Nev. pr. Mlcha c!Iu, a natiro Of Armcnla,
educated In medicine and thco,oov nj y,Ic. All.
.' su ~ ."sa'*ss . asa 'ueosokJ =. .a.'t ea'
arrssod large eohgfcsntion last evening IN New
England consregaslonal Church taking for Ills
Turkey
M s:
Iho speaker Fsefetsed Tho size o. The subject
which prevented him from doing iustLco to It In
ono evening I,cljgion and secu1nrlty In tho East
wrro not two, but ono shinr md this woua M bo lis
rns,n for n.irwsm,, ~ % xhrt 80 ,sI,,It ~ s,n, @
tha int,cr c1n.. II hal hrco "sEnd VIZ
Il III was that 10 mash nc 'een tntsress asssa Wny VIZ
i,rcn n thIs snnr,rv IN mas'o., In ~ 1,ttomnn
Emnrc ht ~ 'stf,e ~ c
iii IN tsroIntaSn md man rscctinns in Wnrco md
nthc. ~ sowntrI Mosrn u hnn, T,h ~ r',c ~. m.u
really onn II lie g.cntest enI most imncrtau. IN
thu wnrII IN sisc In nos,tinn in sitmatc in nrn
.,.r,sa,,s nni rvry ~ otcr Sng ~ which na,n
1,oftant. TREAT events Ind taken p,acS IL tn;s
coui,tisa ind hcon ac"uircd IN ihe jlntis or ttis
Eu,rtro. Whcso t!iIurs wero rxcMsos for tho cfcnt
jns.rrst fet here mi in Eurnun nvcr lin nrsscns
struvvjr. Tho rrai question wss. VINO wa, To- rnie
tn cass t,c present Aoha.nmc.an ruio was ai,oi.
l.tnis fhr rut, tt.,r fin f.,i.fars t,rI ,1wn y.
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cohth steal t., shc wou1h he like Fortnnatns with.
out h.e rursr, OF AlallIr without hia iamp OF
King Arthur without E1ral!lur,
II ninY setn, hlmnHt fnylIIour 10 single ont thrso
nance hui, ns .publIshera and editors, ike tho
hrrhlds Of medieval and chIvatrfc ttmca, haro 10
loudly announced them 10 thu publishers, I feci
myeclf excused, especially since. In Ecwbury.
pnrt a. we'll IA IN other tawns, the arst words hrc
hlwAye, 'nIdkx dur dasH<s." NKFDkakT,
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"A State Of SlsEs

~ = = y VfIAodzu. =. =. =,
Why do the daily papers tell Us that 10 sfaso
Of sirge" has been proclaimed IN Constantine
plei That phrase Is rot English-is neantuf.
less-and there u no good Eugltsh for what Is
mc4pt. Say that "Martisl law has becu pro..
elaimcl;" fn other words, use thu language Ok
English aud American peppls.
, 1877-06-11
An EuElIshman Yields Up Ills Nlood to Save
Frl1u1's L1fp- 10th Dis from tho Enucta
Of the Operation.

The experiment OF transfusEug blood, though
succetAful In many Instances, has, II sppuAfs
failed ia remarkable caxa IN England. An In.
guest bas commenced Al Liverpool bufote Coeones
81 JssIs ei a:s. = Slipping cisrk Il lie wappiDs
Stallion Of tho Loaeon q Northwsatsrn Railway
Company, who lived at b1 Beaumont street
with her husband At the house occupied by the d..
erase1 for the last hftcrn mouths, t<st6cd: Up to
the 10th ult. hs enjoyed good health On the morn
lug Of that day hs lett u 20 to hia work, but Ft-
turned about II OF II ocfock In the forenoon. lie
then stated that 10 had hurt bis srua, aud that was
the reason hu Satu for tcturnlux ~ early. III &ha
evening N.s, Williams said IL xisAu44 sha wa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
A PITHY SERMON TO YOUNG
MEN.

You are the architects Of your own
fortunes. Rely upon your strength
of body and soul. For your motto
self-reliance, honesty and industry;
for your star, faith, perseverance and
pluck and inscribe on your banner,
BE Just and fear not" Don't take
too much advice ; keep at the helm,
and steer your w ship. Strike out.
Think well of yourself. Fire above
the mark you intend to hit. Assume
your position. Don't practice excess
sive humility: yoH can't get above
your level, as water don't Il up hill
haul potatoes in a cart over a rough
road, and the small potatoes will go
to the bottom. Energy, inyincible
determination with a right motive, are
the levers that rule the world. The
! greet art OF commanding is to take a
fair share in the work. Civility costs
nothing and buys everything. Don't
drink; don't smoke; don't cheat
don't swear; don't gamble; don't
deceive don't tattle. BE polite; be
generous; be kind. Study hard. Play
hard. Be earnest. Be self-reliant
Read good books. Love your fellow
man as your God; love your countr!
and obey its laws; love truth; low
virtue. Always do what your con
s~cicrce tells you to be a duty, AM
leave the consequence with God.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
WHAT Is A BOY GOOD FOR?

1 saw in a newspaper q child's an
to this question: ''They make
men out of such as II" 1t is really
the best answer that can be made to
the question +; for in a few short years,
the present farmers, mechanics, mcr-
chants, doctors, lawyers and minis
tiers will be laid away in the graves
that arc waiting for them, and their
important places will be filed by
those who are boys and young men
to-day. And boys seem to realize
this fact themselves. They are eager
for the knowledge that men have :;
they love dearly to try their hand at
mems work. They are most satisfied
with the spreading fork-they wish
to rake and NOW and pitch. They
are not contented with opening and
shutting and cleaning the store; they
want to trade. They will not stop
with being driven, for they long to
drive.
l love to see the bright face of i:
courageous boy who is filling hi:
mind and his heart with knowledge
that viii 1it him for the place of
man. / delight in the fearless ener
gy of the young man who is ready t,
undergo hardships and self-den;ai Il
order to succeed, even according L
his own crude conception Of success
and / woCld not, if l could, take froI
this youth a single one of lis brigf
hopes 1t is no doubt conducive t
healthy growth to hold back a little
to keep from the child wcighty car
and anXieties. The bright sky, til
gentle breezcs, the glad songs Of tn
birds belong to his life. Long faces
gloomy looks and cross words, ca
be omitted much oftener than SON
of rs seem to think. And vet it
important, my boy, it is vital to
proper manhood, that you have
proper boyhood and youth.
How can you have Il proper DO,
hood and youth? The answer
short and simple; they arc the Hea'
emily Fathers words: my sol
give me thy heart, and let thine ey,
observe my ways"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

A REVOLUTIONARY PAPER.-An I'M
portant revolutionary paper has been
found by Capt. Appleton Oaksmith,
of Carterest county, North Carolina.
1t is in the handwriting Of Richarl
Caswell, being signed by him and
one hundred and eighty-fiye promi-
nent patriots Of the State, among
whom are Willie Jones, Cornelius
~iIarnctt, William Graham, llezekiah
Alexander, Robert Irwin, Zaccheus
Wilson. John Brevard, Waightstill
Avery, Joseph Hewes and John Sc
yicr. The following is a copy Of this
document: ''We the subscribers do
declare that we will bear faith (sic)
and true Allegiance to the Independ-
cnt State Of North Carolina, and to
the powers aid authorities which may
be established for The Government
thereof; And we will, to the utmost
of our powers. maintain and defend
the same against Great Briton, and
all other Powers, Enemies II the
United States of America; and this
we do most Solemnly and Sincerely
declare without any EquivocatIon.
/ Mental Evasion or Secret reservation
whatcycr." This paper was signed
at least a year before the Mecklcn.
burg declaration ~ drawn up.
In the finance accounts of thl
United Kingdom Of Great Britain
there is this entry: The heirs anC
descendants of William Penn, for
ever, $4,000" The amount is rcgu
larry paid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
TIE OHIO ELECTION.

Returns from the state election in
Ohio yesterday are quite meagre,
considering the extent of territory
involved, but the indications, at this
lwriting-midnight-mp that Bishop
alDem.) has carried the state for
-Eoyernor by fully ten thousand plur-
aiitv. and that the Democrats will
have "a sufficient majority in the leg
islature to elect a United Suites sena-
afor-Wificli latter has been the chief
objective point of the campaign. Our
Cincinnati dispatch, which-is from an
enthusiastic Democratic source, pia-
ces the majority for Bishop at bstween
aenty and thirty thousand, based
be calculation that the gains in
p'e g not heard. from shall prove
iiie WIN y ate Ia. The raturBs received.
strict application to businesy George II.
aud s6,OOo, ooo. aim up
Jon to the
LOUIS Re-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE.
In Church and in State,
1t is rule or be ruled;
In courtships or marriage,
1t is fool or be fooled:
In logic and law,
1t is nick or be nickcd:
In gambling and trade,
1t is trick or be trick ed
In treaty and war,
Ii is beat or he beaten:
In the struggle for life,
II is eat or be eaten
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

A Chicago paper says that during
September and the first week Of Oc-
tober, several hundred bridal parties
from the country am to Chicago
and thinks that is an indication of the
general prosperity and the Improved
condition of the country surrounding
that city. To most people it will in
dictate that the times must be very
hard in that region and that divorces
without publicity are still obtained
with the old time facility in the Chi
caoo courts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

William II. Morrison says that he
is a candidate for Speaker on the
platform of resumption of specie
payment and opposition to all sub
sides"
1t strikes rs as strange that the st.
Louis Republican shoald support a
man ut.der these eolors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
Tnfnf

IOtal,. ...... . . fSIt,O ,UUU, bbU
These figures do not over-reach the
actual anIounU OF the individual, mu-
niclpal, corporate and national indebt-
edness of the country.
An Indebtedness created on IN in
flated volume of money when prices
and values were high, but to be paid
when values are shrunken to the low
est minimum price, and money con-
tracted to the meagrc quantity of gold,
in a country that owes to foreign
creditors double its annual produc-
ton. Suppose the principal of the
above mountain OF actual debt is never
paid. The interest must be met, or
the creditors will take the property.
The interest alone, at 2 per cent. will
amount. to 6vaf7a thousand million
dollars annually. 1d
As the payment of this vast indebt-
edness can be enfor ,ed by law in gold
exclusively, of which we have not to
exceed $3.50, 0O0, 900, all told, in the
country, and two-thirds of this being
needed for the payment of interest on
the public debt and duties, in value,
as compared with everything else, will
be enhanced q thousand fold-while
the value of labor and all kinds of
property will correspondingly depre-
Iciate. Do the farmers, and mechan-
les, and manufacturers, and all other
laboring producers see who are to be
the gamers by this outrageous system
of robbery
Is any one to be benefited but the
|bullionist, the gold owner and the
gola-interest sueker7- Pomeroy's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
NICKLES AND THEIR TRUE
VALUE.

-
Nickel metal out of which our nick
els are made costs the government
about seventy cents a pound. A
pound of this metal when coined into
nickels makes Just five dollars worth.
Of current money, The question
arises what makes these nickles worth
five cents when in reality their intrin-
sic value does not exceed n penny!
Is it not because the government has
positively declared their value to be
five cents: Then if the government
can take u penny's worth of metal
coin it into something representing
five cents and solemnly declare it
shall pass for that much money, why
can she not with equal propriety
issue Il paper currency and de-
clare it shall pass for so much money?
1t is rot the intrinsic value of any Of
our money, whether gold, silver,
nickel, copper or paper, that makes
them current money worth SO much
but it is the authority that stands be-
hind and says they are worth Sc much,
that gives them their value. It's fol-
ly to talk about the government not
being able to regulate her currency
so as to do justice to every section of
the country and all classes Of her
citizens. If it has power to issue
preferred money to IN class it has
power to issue an honest currency
that will meet the wants and do justice
to all classes of her citizens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

And John-athan said unto David,
"Thou art the man."-Ex.
And David with a strong-Arm
came down from the police courts
and Glover and BroadheaG did pull
down their Vest, and now John-athan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Reports of the proceedings of Re-
publican conventions in different
parts of the country show that the
division in their ranks is not confined
to New York. There are now two
well defined factions in TIE r
me one endorsing and the other oppo-
sing the paciicatory policy of Mr..
Hayes administration. Which will
gain the asccndency and shape the
policy Of the party, is now the ques-
ton. If the bloody shirt faction pre-
walls, Hayes will be driven to the
Democrats for a support to his adj
ministration, unless he takes the back
track and falls in with his former
friends. This he can not do. He
crossed the Rubicon in his late South
ern trip, if not before. AND the next
question is, if he seeks Democratic
support, will he get it.! Again, if
the Conservative element should
gain the ascendency in the party, Will
the malcontents fall into line, or stand
off and make trouble? In any one of
these events Democratic is a
foregone conclusion. For if the ex-
tremists succeed in controlling the
Republican party, there is a large
element in il that will follow the for
tunes OF the bloody shirt no longer,
and who will thus be driven into the
Democratic ranks. And if the liberal
wing of the Republican party control
it, the party, having abandoned It's
distinctive principles, will go rapidly
to destruction Elk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The recent Republican State Con-
yention of New York, by a majority
vote Of $50, refused to indorse Hayes
little to the Presidency. Make a
note of il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Ben BUTLER will move an investi-
CATION into ''thc abuses and corrup-
tons Of the administration at the
next. sitting of Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Where were the friends of John
Sherman and his foreign policy of
resumption, yesterday?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

1t is queer to find that Touch the
Clouds is the shortest Indian i'm the
Sioux party. We suspect that Man
Afraid of his Horses hasn'tany hor-
SEES to be afraidaof.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Seven hundred and fifty thousand
people have persisted in the famine
districts of India recently; but late
rains haye, greatly improved the stu
alton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Henry Clay Dean told ths
Louis G~reenback Convention
plainly that they must do their fight
ing inside the Democratic ranks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Ten years ago the late Senator
Bogy renowned Masonry to join the
Roman Catholic church, and he died
in that faith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The Democratic CAUCUS, which Is
TO decide who shalt he Speaker OF
the House, will meet next Saturday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

An oil train caught fire at Paines-
vile, Ohio, some days ago. and was
entirely consumed, together with the
railroad depot. Loss SO, OO0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
THOMAS 4. BRADLEY,
r. PUBLIC,

VIII draw deeds on short notice and
take Acknowledgements to all legal III
; rtIments at any part OF the couh
ty: strict attention paid TO renting
houses and collecting rents. All bus
iurss entrusted to my care Will re-
ceive prompt attention. Office with
John NJ. Gordon, rear Of Savings
Bunk. MeXicO' Mo. gu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Stanly Mathews Republican Sena-
tor in Ohio will 10Y be superseded
by 4 Democratic Senator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11
HOW TO Do 1T.

HOW TO DO 1T.
Tickle the public and make it grin,
The more you tickle, the more you'll
win!
But teach the public-youn never
grow rich,
But live like a be- gar and die in a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

PENNSYLVANIA holds her election i'll
November. She will follow in the
wake of Ohio ''. sy''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

1t now seems probable that the
Democrats will control the organize
ton of the Senate. os. -vsI.,E ...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The French elections take place
next Sunday. The French always
vote ON Sunday. "''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

a, Grant has acknowledged his entire
ignorance of music but then he knows
enough to take Il rest when he comes
to a bar. . r.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Now who will dare to insinuate
That the next President will not be q
Democrat ...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The Democrats have about forty
majority on a joint ballot in the Cali
fornia Legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

HE necessary expense of a TRIP
around the world is about. 81, 300.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The Rails county Jail is empty and
the p%oorlousc full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The kneIt of Radicalism is heard i'll
Ohio. Let it roll from State to State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

A dispatch from Mesilla, New
Mexico, confirms the reports that a
mob of several hundred armed Mexi-
can banditti have crossed the border,
taken possession of FL Paso county,
Texas, imprisoned the county officials
and committed other high-handed
outrages. The Mesilla telegram says
the Mexicans claimed that FL Paso
county belongs to Mexico. 1t lies in
the extreme western part of Texas,
south of the territory of New Mexico
and borders on the river Pecos,
which, above its junction with the
Rio Grande, forms the boundary line
between the United States and the
Southwestern republic. 1t is inter-
csting TO note in connection with
these facts that a telegram from the
city of Mexico states that the -MeXi-
can congress has authorized the eX-
| pendlture of $500, 600 for the con-
struction of a factory for the manu-
facture of breech-loading rifles, and
that the government has already con-
tracted for $500, 900 worth of Rem
ington arms. Also our Springfield,
ILL.,, special, states that several ex-
pressed a willingness to raise regi-
ments in case of a Mexican war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The DEMOCRACY Of Hayes has been
Endorsed. o., ~, t..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The United States supreme court
convened at Washington, Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

&I.D5F GT- - -~~ n
OHIO Democratic, just think of
that.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Spotted Tail wants $40 and a
trunk. .IHAIcLK = ltED
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

There will be music in the air when
Congress meets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Where was Gen. Howard in the
last Intlian fight. sn1@Eg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Sitting Bull sits down when and
were he p~leases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

The turks now are lamming the
Russians. L5q.His
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-11

Henry Clay Dean lisa strong green
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