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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
MIND YOUR

I was thinking, I was thinking,
What b glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their business more.
And mind their neighbours less;
For instance, You and /, my friend,
Are sadly prone to talk
OF matters that concern US not,
And others follies mock,
I was thinking, if we'd begin
TO mind our own affairs,
That possibly our neighbors might
Contrive to manage theirs.
We have faults at home to mend
It may be SO with others;
1t would seem strange If it were not.
Since all mankind are brothers.
Oh! would that we had charity
For every man and woman;
Forgiveness is the mark of. those
Who know "to err is human"
Then let us Danish jealousy
Let's lift our fallen brother;
And as we journey down life's road
Do good to one another.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

WHEREAS, on the 10th day of
w April, a. d., 1877, Eli :. Dim
elk and Mary Nj. Dimick his wife
did by their trust deed of that date
sell and convey to Abram Buskirk
trustee, and his successors in trust
the following described property, to-
wit {:
Seventy acres being the west part
of south east quarter of section CO.)
and seventy acres being the west
part of the north cast quarter of sec
iuo fifteen u.s. also ten acres off Of
he east sideof The northwest quar-
er of south west one-forth of sec
ton I15,l all the above described
lands being in township Isl. range
ri, west of the fifth post meridian in
Audrain comfy Missouri, to secure
the payment of II certain promisso-
ry note for $500, and due in II year
from the date thereof, bearing ten
per cent. interest per annum And
whereas, it is provided in said trust
deed, that in case of default in the
payment of said note at the time and
In the manner specified, the said
trustee, should, upon the "tr,'o",.oh
of the legal holder oi shld note aitef
hANln1 HtlNCIlteCh tAiN SditfC " tIllNN
DAYS, in u public newspaper in saiu
and all right and equity of redemp-
ton and homestead of said Eli >.
Dimick and Mary M. Dimick their
heirs and assigns, at the court house
door in Audrain county, to the high
es, bidder, for cash, and execute and
deliver to the purchasers, a deed or
deeds of conveyance in fee to the
premises so sold, and apply the pro-
ceeds thereof as in said trust is pro-
vided, all of which will more fully
appear by reference t o record of said
trust deed, in book M" page $50.
of Audrain county records. And
whereas, default has been made IN
the payment of the note and interest,
and the legal holder of said note has
applied to the undersigned to sell
said premises ; Now, therefore, pub
lie notice is hereby given, that | will,
by virtue of the power i'll me vested
by said trust deed, sell said premis-
es hereinbefOre described, OIL so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay
said note and interest and the expen
SEES of said trust, on the
l4th day of June, A. D., 1878,
at the door of the court house in
Audrain county, between the hours
of ten and four of that day, to the
highest bidder for cash, and convey
to the purchaser or purchasers, by
d~ed in fee simple, all the right, title
and interest of said Eli s. Dimick
and Mary NJ. Dimick and their heirs
and assigns, in and to the premises SO
sold. ADRIAN BUSKIRK,
IL. w. GRANTLEY, Trustee.
NoI-T. d. S. Attorney.
John p. Clark Il Son agents, Next
co, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
FOR NJ

The following proverbs in Walkers
Hints to Women On the care OF
Property" will be found of interest
Never sacrifice safety to large ex-
pected returns.
Never make loan on importuni-
ty.
Never loan a borrowing friend more
than you are willing to lose if he can't
pay.
Never speculate deeper than you
are able to lose if you lose it all.
Never borrow money to speculate
with.
Never consult a man on business
who does not manage well his own.
Avoid a second mortgage for a fresh
loan.
Poverty is no bar to marriage il
both parties will work and save.
The Gods help those that help them
selves-men and women.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

COOP REsULTs-Are always pl, as
Mt to contemplate, as every dyspep-
stuff ercr who uses Parker's Gin ger
Tonic will attest. TO obtain from
this remedy the most gratifying re
lief when distressed with headache
low spirits, nervousness, wakeful
ness, palpitation Of the heart, Iis e.
disorders, ~costiveness, pain in the
stomach, heartburn, cramps, etc, is
a pleasant experience that surprises
no less than it comforts. Another
remarkable feature of this remedy is
its powerful specific action on the
skin and mucous surfaces of the throat
and lungs by which it unfailingly
cures the worst cases of cough, cold
and sore throat. 1t cures in a won.
derfully short time, removes all sore
ness from the lungs and protects the
feeble from consumption. Buy S.
bottle from your druggist, j. F
Llewellyn, or a sample bottle at l;
cents, and test its merits. 44weow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

Habit is hard to overcome. ii
you take off the first letter it does
not change "a Bit" If you take of
another you will still have q ''bit''
left. If you take still another the
whole of s'it'' remains. If you take
off another it is not ''t'' totally used
up. ALI of which goes to show that
if you wish to get rid of a ''habit''
YOU must throw it off altogether.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

"Yes, I was sold, and, 1 believe,
for the first time in my life," said
Mr.. Henry Bergh to a World repor-
ter yesterday. "You see,' he con-
tinued, 81 have not a very high re-
gard for my own race. The lower
orders of animals are the only oLes
that possess much gratitude, faith
fulness and truthfulness. 1 have
always been suspicious of man, and
experience constantly teaches me
that my suspicious r well-founded.
But this time 1 was thrown entirely
off my guard-completely taken in.
The man was tall, inclined to be
stout, his hair sllvered a little with
gray, and thoroughly respectable in
dress and manner. He was fluent of
speech and a consummate actor. He
walked into my private Office here,
and, advancing in avery gentlemanly
and s~elf.possessed manner, said:
"'As yon will probably not recall
my face, it will be necessary for me
to introduce myself. You know me
by reputation. 1 used to know your
father. My name is Captain Peck,
and l belong to the Peck family that
has long been Interested in the East
River boats
"Why, yes I said, Il know you
well by reputation. Won't you take
Q seat?"
"'No, / thank you. SIR he return
ed with as much skill as any actor on
or off the boards, in Europe or Ameri-
ca, could have done-I am in the
habit of attending theaters often-'I
have left my daughter outside. l was
on my way to take her to Hartford to
school. In some unaccountable way
/ have lost my pocket-book-and ex-
tremely aggravating circumstance
but as WI were in a buggy and it
would take some time to go back, i
decided to ask you if you could,
without inconveniencing yourself, LET
me have S15.'
SIT was not so much what he said
as the skill and elegance he displayed
as an actor that so deceived me
Without the slightest hesitation
counted out the $15 and handed it tt
him.
"This is extremely kind" he said
sin view of the awkward p%redicamen
I was placed In this shall be repaid
to-night or at the furthest to-mor
rows and abiding again skillfull,
to the pleasant relations of our fami
lies he bowed himself out. 1t was Oh
the 7th of May. l haven't seen hin
since. For several days 1 was morti
fled and worried quite seriously owe
the matter. / didn't like to look il
the glass, and l belive if l had set
money value upon myself at tina
time it would have been about z
cents. The only satisfaction left t
my mortified sensibilities was the re
Election that i'll had been sold it ha
not been done by q novice, but by a
artist. But / shall run across this
fellow yet. II L should l really don
know whether, after all, l should b
provoked or whether / should war
to take him by the hand and tell hir
that if it was any source of comfol
to him he might know that he wa
the only man eve sharp enough.
sell me."-Ncw York World.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
TAKE OFF YOUR COAT GIBBS

Judge-Where did you find this
colored man, officer?
Oficer-I found him last night
hanging around a clothing store.
They have had a deal of clothing
stolen lately ard I brought this man
on suspicion.
Judge-What is your name, pris-
oner?
Prisoner Napoleon Bonaparte
Gibbs.
Judge-What Is your occupation?
Gibbs-T'se travelling agent for de
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

CLIFFoRD's FEBRIEUGE, OR FEVER
n AGUE CuRE.-This preparation
is obtained by a newly discovered
process, end, contains all the active
medicinal principles of East India
Cipchona bark, grown on the neil
CHERRY hills, from which all the irri-
tapt p~roperties have been eliminated.
1T is natures W rem edy for all dis
eases arising from malarial poison
p~alatable, powerful, anti~perlodtc
and tonic, it fails to cure teye9
and ague, dumb chills, coagestlss
| chills +llious fever, peYQdcaL Reu.
ralgia, aIc-iseasss Of malarlal
origin,
j. G. DIcHARDspNv Proprietor,
st. Louis
For sale by all Druggfsa, Str
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

The woman who found her board
in the Stewart hotel, finds her bard
in the Graphic. Thus he sings for
her:
| am monarch of all I survey;
My right, there is none to disr ute;
1 speak and my minions obey,
But 1 long for masculine brute, SO
call d..
u, "Solitude's charms" that the pei,
Of the poets have warbled about!
Better live in a howell with men
Than dwell in palace without any.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

A word of caution to our readers
the Supreme Court of this State has
decided that it is a misdemeanor to
kill a lightning-rod agent. Be sure
49, ~.- n.v the fine before YOU buy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

A reformed strawberry is wanted
Is necessary. Why don't u fruit
culturists grow a variety of berry
that will act fair anil honest mot
have all the big ones crawl on top of
the basket and the little ones nestle
in the bottom. For the strong to
rule over the weak is quite natural,
however.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

GREAT rush for Delaware FARMS d
F. Mancha, Catalogue and maps ieer
Dover, Del.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
new RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Purgative Fills make New
Rich Blood, and will completely change
the blood in the entire svstera in three
months. Any De'son who will TAKE one
Mill zach night from I o IL weehs may
he restored to sound health, if such =
thing be possible. Sedt by mil for 8
letter st amps. l. 5, johnson y Co.. Ban
goc, Me. 4-".
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

The article 4. telling It's own story in the hands
of thousands who are using II with most gratify-
ing and encouraging results:
Mr.. GUsrAyCs r. HALL, Of the Oates Opera
Troupe writes: After siN weeks use am con-
WINGED. as are also INV comrades. that your CAN
BOLISE has aud Is producing a wonderful groweA
of hair where / had none for years"
n. MCCLARRAN. Sixth Avenue Pharmacy.
Pittsburg. Pa. says: The good effects from the
use of CARHOLINE are brought to my notice every
day 10 such an extent a. 10 justify me in recon-
meuding H. TO my most intimate friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
AGENTS! READ THIS!

We will pay Agent s a salary of Sl0O" per
month, and expenses to sell our New and
Wonderful Inventions. Address, Sher-
man d Co, Marshall, Mi oh. Io1.w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

An Omaha poker-player passed in
his chips very quietly n day last
week. He was playing five-cent ante
in a saloon, and there were four in the
pot. A dispute arose and he made
use of a phrase such as this: ST hope
Christ will kill me if it isn't sol" He
had dealt the hand himself, and as the
betting was over, he passed the cards
to the player on his left, who shufied
them and then asked him to cut them,
giving him a light tap to attract his
attention. The blasphemous player
did not stir. He was dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
PIANOS \ DREAMS.

Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos price
$1,000 only S425. superb CIR I'D Square
Pianos, price $l,l00 only $50 Elegant
Upright Pianos, price $500 only $50
New STYLE Upright Pianos $lI2.50 Or.
gans SIS Organs II stops So so
Church Organs 10 stops price $3.50 only
STA Elegant 1878 Mirror Top Or.ans
on'y sos. Buy ers come and see me at
home if ] am not ~ re presented, X. X
Far, paid both ways and Plano or Organ
given free. Large Hist. Ne wspaper witt
much information about cost of PIanos
and Organs sent tree Please acdres'
Daniel + Beatty, Washington, +. j..
i-W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
A BAD CASE OF NIGHTMARE.

George Andrews, who is employed
in the telegraph office at the Penn
~sylvania Railroad junction, below
Middletown, is subject to nightmare,
and while afflicted thus one night last
week thrust his foot through a pane
of glass Chs bed being e a the win
dow and a piece of the broken glass
cut into the sole OF his foot, severing
two of the small veins just under the
instep. His brother, who was sleep
ing with him, was awakened by the
cold feeling of the blood, with which
he found the lower part of the bed
literally saturated. Medical aid was
summoned q I'd the flow Of blood
stopped. But for the fortunate and
timely discovery by his brother. the
young man would have soon bled to
death. At last accounts he was do
ing well.-Lancaster (Pa. } Express.
Now that the phonograph makes i
Epossible for sounds to be canned the
same as beef, milk, Holsters, fruit
etc., missionary sermons a be boil
ed and sent to the South Sea Islands
ready for the table, instead of the
missionary himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
Use w ellis Richardson

Perfected Butter Color
PERFECT is recommended by the sg--
RITTER r~icultural press. AID used
COLOR by thousands of the very
best Dairymen. 1t gives a perfect june
color, and is harmless as salt. A. 70 cent
bottle colors 300 pounds, and adds 5 cents
per pound tc its value. Ask your Drug
gist or Merchant tor it. or send for des
| e~riptive circulars. Wells, Rlchar lson 9
Co, Proprtetors, Burlington, Vermont
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
RINGo HOUSE

The largest and most coiumodious hote
in Mexico. Established in the bushes
heart CT the city.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS Of the nigh
Active and accommodating servants.
BROOKS Il BELL Projectors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

PIANOS $3.50. ParIor Organ,
price 1919 only sos. Paper free. ID. +.
Beatty, Washington, N. j.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
SOLD FOR SIX BITS.

THE PRICE MR.. BERGH PUT UPON HIM
SELF AFTER LoANING A STRANGER
SIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

TRUSTEES SALE.

Sole Agents for the United States, the tanad
and Great Britain,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
Apy article under four pounds weight car
be sent by mail.
WIND AND WATER PROOF
NEAT AND TIDY OVERCOAT.

BY a peculiar process, the rubber is put
between the two cloth surfaces, which
prevents smelling and sticking, even in the
hottest climates. They are made in three
colors, Blue. Black and Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27
CHEAPEST AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL IN
THE COUNTRY
p, p. MAST & CO..

Publishers Farm and Fireside," Spring
field Ohio. But all wishing the two p@-
ners for the price of one must apply to
the publisher of the LEDGER at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-27

- a YEAR Agents wanted. Bus-
ness legitimate. Particulars free.
@&S0 AsdressJ WORTH CO. St L0uis. No.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-13
Peabody Institute.

With pleasure we announce that
Hon. w. X. Bendleton, State Sup
ertendent Of Free Schools, will hold
a Peabody Institute in Kingwood
August ~, 1878, to continue 10 SEES
sion one week. We earnestly urge
ths teachers of Preston county not
to allow this opportunity to pass.
without embracing the golden mo-
nents for making Improvement both
on the subject matter taught in the
primary school and the most APP
proved methods OF teaching. The
day sessions will mostly be devoted
to review Of English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography and History,
illustrated by actual class drill-the
Institute will constitute the class.
Elocution and vocal gymnsstics will
receive especial attention. On Tues.
day night lecture Will be given on
chemistry, including manipulations
with gases, the rare Metals aud
experiments with the CELEBRATES, &c.
Friday night wi be devoted to
lecture on Astronomy or Geology,
The State Superintendent Free,
Schools has ARRANGED TO hold an ex-
sm alton OF applicants Tor State or
professional certificates some time
within the session, The examIna-
ton will be conducted by the super
yisors Of lie Institute, d. not fail
to attend this Institute, years may
pass before another Institute, con-
Quoted by the State superintendent
OF Free Schools aud the auspices uf
the Peabody fund nay be given
friends Of education Come.
=. r SMIrm
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was, tell the whole matter to every
lady Of the town making each one
P' oD1ise that they would not tel co.
order that she might have the ex
quislte and highly gratifying pleas.
ure Of relating such a delightful
morsel Of fresh gossip all over the
town. When this lady told me this
me seemed much alarmed about on,
society because of this great pro
peuslty for gossiping. There Ms
cert ain ladies' OF more years than
discretion Ia the town where this
body lives as che informed mel who
could and would upon the slightest
provocstion, tell you how many
neaux Miss l.. had and how often
hey went 10 see her and whether
or not che was in love with any OF
them Usually she will be according
according to the wisdom OF these
'ad'es. Wnrther or not Mr.. B.
treats his wife well. aud Whistler be
"as PAID his house girl aud how
much per mouth he pays her-these
a,' ~" x 'uey VIII te
you, and when they have finished
he VA! call YOU a. ungratelu
wretch, and hypocrite IN religion
- Sou 90 NOT .eI' them all you may
~ h"""' duu especially
~" u , ne" Gresse' Mr. L.ug-
"a - &c pu' : L aSeu TOT miss NORA
~ nc 49, vac her che m"de
IN "e' SCI, or n@' 'heo made Ia
u' w. H"o "he' n-r' 10 YOUR opln-
.o", "r u can aHoid such living
a'l - ue uas MOI borrowed Que
S,'''. 80 '"'S 'iom 90 NJ
s,'1 s,,d ~ r.. i,'y , '"' "F" "a. 'h's
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WA.r!NaroN. D. c. Jnlv


The use Of fre.crackers IN the cit;
was prohibited but was, OF course
INDUCED in W numerous .nall boy
IA usual. The Fourth wouldn't b,
itself at all without f.e-crackera
A.toyetLe Thursday wa ouie
day o. he Capital. The usuaI
number v. minor accidents occurred
two boys had tn cir isees blown
iuil OF powder; a small cannon ex.
Ploded, tearing hands severely and
30 on-but 10 serious ones Were
reported. One or two fires were
started but extinguished before any
buildings were burned down.
Mrs. Hayes is decidedly inten,
upon making the most of her four
years In the White House.
Rumor now has it that her son
Webb ~ soon TO be married to an
ONO lady, in which event the Ex.
ecutiye Mansion will doubtless
again be the scene OF wedding les-
hvlties. Mr.. Webb is the second
son and ZOOS like a divinity student
with his thil lace, sleek hair. eye
glasses and shadow-mGs,acbe. Tue
cottage at Soldiers Home that the
Presidential family occupied last
summer ~ retained for their use
this season. bat they intend passing
the hottest months in the White
Mountains.
As soon as the sundry civil bill
was passed with the $1,000 for
completing the restoration of models
partially destroyed In the great
Patent Office fire last Fall, the
corridors OF hat office began to be
thronRed with applicants for an
pointment. The Appropriation is
small, the room where the necessary
Work 10 to be done. ia quite small
and the models for the most part
intricate, requlres skilled work men
aud limited IN number. For the %
or 30 places 10 be filed there were
several hundred seeking appoint.
ment, most Of whom has been out of
work for months. The city is full
OF such. From far and near they
come. Every newly elected Cong.
rsssmsn AMI Diplomatic is followed
here by dozens aud scores OF follow
ers who dog and nag the comfort
out OF the politicians life-if there
ever be sny therein.
Senator Sargent is he GOOD boy
OF the last session Of Congress. He
vas not absent single day nor did.
he miss a roIl-call during the whole
seven months session. Senator
WINDOW was absent only one day
aud Senator Blaine orly part OF
t"o days, Notwithstanding the press
Las several times had HIM danger
ously i.l ~ bis resldence." Senator
Cockrell was the most regular at.
teudant on the Democratic side.
Senator Sharon was not here al all
during the session. HIS salary and
mileage amounting TO over $4,000
lies awaiting him In the hands OF the
Senates DIsOuFsing Clerk. but be
friends say be will not draw il.
MERRILL
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surveyor Of roads, AL w Spur
gin, foxes, 2----Henry Sliger, fox,
l----Jacob Sliger, fox, Ill "
Spurgin, surveyor of roads, 1888
Jesse Spurgin, building bridge, 2.25
VIM StoffOrd, fee bill, 4 46----John
Snider, viewing road, l50----Jami-
sou Snider, do, l.50----Alex Shafer,
surveyor Of roads, 1904 VIM.
Sharps, constable, 3.2O----Lewis
Sharps, fee bill, Il8O----Jonathan
Smith, use j j Wolf, 10 50----Lewis
Sharps, fee bill, 5 Bop r Smith,
fee bill, &c, 3.50----Lewis Smith,
surveyor OF roads, 8----Jimison Sui
der, viewing road. l50---- Thomas
Summers, Zee bill. lib + Suuires
surveyor Of roads, l9.5O----Wm e
Slohord, 22.50----S B Sisler, fox. |
Joshua Shahan, surveyor OF
roads, 40 50----Geo w Shsffer, do,
3l25----Harrison Spurgin, viewin q
road, l.50----do, road surveyor,
1870
CONCLUDED next week
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the croCitors of Hunter Piles do
ceased.
In pursuance ofa decree of the Couu-
~ Court of tie county ~ Preston, made
~ clu.e therein pCndug, 90 subject the
, ai estate Oh tbespid Piles 20 the pay
men ~ debit. You arc required to
prtse your cha ms agMnst tho said
Hunter Piles. deceased, for adjudication
20 X W Monroe, commissioner, at his
Office iu the sad county, on or before the
18Th day OF July, 1873.
Witness, }. Ami Martin, Clerk Of said
Court, the 18Th day of Jun 2, 1873
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
June IL IS 81 90
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- p = - i.ral aasuy earned in thes-
~ times, bltit can be- madc i'm
three months by any one Of either sex.
I'm any part CD tuc country who is willing
TO work steadily at the employment that
We furnish. $50 per week in vour own
own You need not be away from home
over night. You can give your whole
umo 90 tho WORK, or only your spare
moments. We have ents who are
maxim, over so per day All who enc
gako at once can make money last At
tho present time mOnCy cannot bo made
so easily aud rapidly at any other bust.
mes. II costs nOthing to try the busipe-s
Terms and g Outht free. Address ri
once, L.. HALLETT n To-. PORTLAND
a. .4uo.
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Additional Local.
FROM EEwBURG.
NEwBURo July 3

NEwBURg July
EatarArgaE
Tue Fourth Of July was sppropri.
ate.y celebrate by our sunday
School 900 Simp oos Orchard. AM
At . Dl.ne.ls grove o. ds.c lo-
zoe benefit Of che Catholic Church.
TIE Newbufg Cyrnst baud furnished
tte music for the picnic At The
Camp meeting ground aud report
a very agreeable time.
Mics Alice Golden was che re-.
cepisnt on MsnIay evening OF D.
ssrenais by ths Nsablrg band Do
being Laf tveutelb biftu day the
oe.1 Fas IlYted iu spd psrt,ok of
agu-lOIs cream, cake add lemon.
.ds
Bsr, K.bs, + q Of Grafton. vas
Dol town 20 day.
The kepu0ucsn district meeting
AT the place wss very meaqfs
afAr- opposed OF che othcs lo.d.
efs Of the district entire With Que
exception, and a email spurkuug %
/ aapIanls Goo small lsy0is
Jesm p, vho made such frantic
Efforts to get ou che UIud lIs O..
. Jutg GJdwIr, when be- wanted che
. assesse rshIp tss on b.u1 rertpsan-
tug ODE Ezt PHkstoa u.uE OF tns
\ parry Toe Doe aud QUITE we're on
baud but sJud men ~ tls party
stood s.0ol
The Republican County C5uveh-
t.0n meets at M.C8srys usdsf-
. .aNng establishment aud each DE-.
egaie will b. furnished With coHr
for . seat. 10 ArI-t NImm8 could
be- induced 90 cone over and take d
photo Of ths s.ens Mortality. ID
o,.ld be great gr4uhosu0n &,
. tbt friends n sitter Ute.
Custayus Plekst: Esq Of New
/ Orleans is whiting tis brother Mr.