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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

. A., -, IMAGINATIVE nation In the World II Is inc h"h
VI ,on and he has great hopes OF the Engisn oo'oo
-, ,rt which has OF late years gwen an in"'"'D ,,
" -, NJ n higher range of imaginative coinp'O
Than has hitherto prevailed NIL, a
Co,o,ol Grant has sent from MliH
."1,,aI 10 an invitation TO attend meet
AinU! ,,,v NJ the veterans OF ONO I"''' ,
ihs sis the first opportunity OF NY me "
40 nc, Europe. and will likely DC my az
r,ra a much here 10 see whch u"no ~ 80.
90 desire TO remain to partly accoinp ,.,,,s
niob had marked out for myself. l uus' Inv IS, ,
of Ohio may have most auSp'i . -, r feel a
canning occasion and that none o. !9e w in III lat.
fo apologize for the part they tVoh az for
e'T9pSgle for National existence nor lol '"0
which they Fought r Au.fria il
.1.,,,,o "a his a1plicst.tn TO business i' r'''i'
- -, tbo hour when life is beginning u Fienn'' "
:, a.. o,e,oek in Winter "a in SUMMER 'h0 -
Faotive laborious and watchui, Is ai""' - 1T do.s
He breakfasts on cup OF Gomez ri'Vo ,,i,, r,,d
r,o,,,s oue Of the ordinary ViehheSo ,. n,1 a,
on a.. ,olnminous dispatches ana remi'ls LOU a..
rs an the ea~iy family dinner. EhIhuNi'S''o SPD''
- a. and devoted 10 mountain scenery no Won
ma a. d.ligbied TO hurry away to his faVorte huh'-
a.. Grounds in the hills OF the SaizKihhers"'' "o
leaves Vienna in the evening Ike an honest
Tho has finished his business; ne crosses 'he lI"'
&, the night and arrives at 1schl at 1--WE IN the II
rc he Is to be seen in his blouse with his great walk
,it roaming about In the most enchanting dlsuic'
a,u his picturesque domnijns, or chatting iamlarly
tb the peasants or their children. He Is very ha'
an his marriage. His first meeting with his future Eh
,,ass WAS romantic. One of her sisters ha u ,ern
IIissj,ed for the Imperial Throne ana When tIauc.s
oh in his hunting dress arrived one evening ~ Ll'
Satber-n-law's residence on the lIaunsee no ~, oil
lte nv four Young ladies of the family, VINO nav VI
nse ,bcu made excellent marriages AS ne vas cnat
sn.0 St tbc group, he apparitiOn OF beauty
vi "ocpifcpnt hair floating over the shoulders lliu
iaated I'M the full glow Of the sunset apnrGachhS tn.
ihlna' ,oj,hnoring wood IL the Princess ElZa-
,b Inc th OF the sisters and the Emperor from that
,oomeut became her slave
WATERFOWL, n. Y, May 17.-Vlce-Presl-
dent Wheeler accompanied BY Mrs Hayes VIII arrive
80, v.,,elcr,s home at Malone, tomorrow morning
DPS Nav 1.-THE International Copy
C,,,.,re will remain in session from the llth 10
~ ood If lime. Victor Hugo will preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

DIED.
BARcAIoW-on "wednesday 18th inst. after long and
paininl illness, LYDIA W.. wife of IL. g. Barcsl0w
Funeral services at her late residence 100 East 'iss' W.
The body viii be taken the D. train to Patehogue L.
L. for inteTment.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
BRUMLEY-At wilmington ~ c. 18th inst Phebe, wife OF
Dr. j. d. BrnmleY, Of Newark ~ j. and daughter Of the
late Hon Daniel D. Tompkins, of stony Point n. \.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CURTISS-At Woodbury. Conn. Thursday May l6, Dan
Funeral his late residence saturday, at p.
HADDEN-At MamarOneck Weschester County. n. Y.
the 9th inst Marcy beloved wife Of John g. Hadden In
Relatives and friends are invited attend funeral
urday 18th inst. IL o'clock at the NJ. L. Church.
MamarOneck, y. Y. No flowers.
win be waiting arrival OF the 1910 train, New
Haven r. r., from Grand Central Depot
MARsHALLOn Thursday, May l6 Robert Marshall In tho
6lst year Oi his age go. -.
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on 3iths near othaYe
MILLER-suddenly. in Boston, Thursday May l6 chas
n. Miller. N. d..
Funeral sunday May 10.
PAULISON-On wednesday, May 10. 1878, Margaret Ann
wife John p Pauison, in the 56th year Of her age
Funeral from her late residence Tenay W. j. at 2l5 o'clock
p. IN, saturday, 18th inst
Train Chambers ST. Northern r. r., at
O'Clock.
ROOsA-A service with discourse, OF the late
Mrs b. 81 John ROOsa will be held az the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. OF 2dst sunday afternoon
18Th INST. at $3.50 o'clock
TAINTOR-At Shanghai China, Thursday. May &c. 1873,
Edward G. TantO in the 3th year OF his age formerly or
this city, OF the late charles TaintOT, OF Buffalo
TOBEY-At Undertook, Wednesday, 10Th inst the Hon.
William II. T0bey in the sOth year Of age.
Funeral al kindeIhOOk Saturday at p NJ
WALTON Wednesday morning, May 10, Eliza widow OF tue
late william Wall, in the 10th year Of her age.
neral from residence, 492 5have saturday
the 18TH inst, at 10 o'clock a. m
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A nl.rINcrIoN MIru A DIrEEHENcE.

On the morning Of the 2itP OF February last n
very serious accident occurred tie elevator Of The Grand
ot, u Paris. whereby three persons, lady gentleman
and IA, OPERATOR Noro instantly killed
on tho morning Of the Both day Of April following. the
rneer Marqulnd Blns. NOS 30 and 81 Liberty Str
NrwYok noticing the lfm2 cable Of the elevator
there was much Woru and replaced lately
started office ot tie builders, Gus Brothers CO.. to
procure At the time two passeneersa lady
genrmanentyTcd the AMI, with the operator be
gan Before reaching the top the worn cable
parted the instantly brought 10 stand by the
safety appliances provided for the purlo,c.
difference In the first mentioned three funerals
followed the breaking Of the connections
other the occupants Of the car without even alright
quietly stepped II, and safety pursued their way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
IUTTUN NFITTTT1.
YORK May l7roa net receipts OF Cotton at all ports
Gnnninn Spnsr.

Many imagine all advertised med cinrs TO be worthless nos
truns ndscriminaely condemn them but is rot an
Injustice the tn usauds Of respectable citizens who give
voluntary evidence of benefits received 10 thus question and
doubt their veIacity and integrity Fairbanks standard
scales advertised Does IL necessarily follow
that aud less accurate than others
they demonstrated to be the best
Agan TO suppose that physician with
capital could be- ducrd to hazard aud ahardearned cpul
worthless artcle V Pierce ". d. Of the Worlds
Dispensary and Inyas Hotel BuiiO. y. " is the prope
the popular medicines In the market HIS
reputation skul surgeon and physician has been uly
established Would physicians and clergy AZ
ter having tested his medicines thoroughly unite IN CON
mending them the afflicted they possessed no nel Inc
take pleasure In recommending Dr. Pierce ana
his Family Medicines To all who may need them . -
q Fairchu NJ ID. Seneca, n. Y: w. b. Cousins, NJ. d..
Abba Iowa NJ j. Mcclellan. NJ. D. Garrasyiie ~ VI "
y. HazletOn, NJ. d., silver Lake, Kan; u = Miner NJ d.
Veaze, News Geo DeteTch, NJ d. iO5 vlne;sl; Hatno,e
Md, j. H. SherrOd, NJ. d., Paoi, lndi Geo H. Chapman NJ
D.. Pa!Ismouth Neb; T. Casper NJ d. sprn gns,,d emo
James H. Porter, ~. d.. GOrham, N HI d. T. "ells, NJ Do
BRISTOL N. H.. J. A. Miller. NJ D. san Leandes cal; j. n
Camp NJ D. Baladan, Moi JOS. : Burr M d. w Lafayette
O.; Rev f. y. Harmon Elsah III Rev Isaac n; Ausastl
s;npman H. Rev. ThOs O'fseley, Newman KAN; Rev. L.
Weston, Bucklin Mo; Rev L. A. Dawson Homer H.. Rev
w \ Long Graham, N. o.; Rev. Andrew Adams. Calhoun
Ga. Rev 4. p. Moore 7i2 Washnstonst Boston Mass;
Rev l. A. Thayer NJ d. Baconsburg OHIO; Rev l. Profit,
Palmyra, III. Mrs Elizabeth A. Boz lis CITY, Penn, j.
MrsIM Kems, Palmyra Mo-; Mrs f. H. Daley, Metopols H.;
Samuel Farmer ONO sisters OK Charity st Veents
Asylum. Troy, NJ \.
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est brlancy The solos all well sung I;
by Miss Cary particularly we'll and the
chorus was by turns usty and delicate. The
invisible chorus of the Capulets ana Montagues
departing from the bail charmingy managed the
whole force OF BASES aud tenOrs being stationed
in the long gallery corridor which communicates WIN
the under row Of chorus seats. There. under tDe
direction OF Mr. Dietrich OF the most usefn members
of the orchestra they sang song as they
moved down the long passage. l leave the mighty
band and chorus still engaged on the double
finale Of this work, while the crowded audience
follows the development Of the musical poem with close
attention ana frequent applause and near midnight
hurry away record the glowing close of the greatest
festival OF art t,at America has ever Oeheld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE BRITISH LABOR CONFLICT.
4 STRIKE NEAR GLAsGOw-vIoLENCE STILL FEARED.
LoNDoN. Friday. May Il, 1873.

A STRIKE NEAR GLAsGOw-vIoLENCE STILL FEARED.
LONDON. Friday. May L, 1873.
One thousand cotton operatives at Green
head near Glasgow. have struck against reduction OF
10 per cent on tier wages.
MANCHESTER, Friday, May l., 1873.
There little hope Change that The masters VIII
accept anything except unconditional reduction The
small manufacturers Of Blackburn were disposed TO ac-
ccp, compromise the larger firms hl- morning III
ssled on the reduction with three months, notice Of
fIrncr change. Whtakcr's mil and Grove
cas- mn at Washington. have been buried
aged There was 10 Tiotug at Washington, nut
the fires were doubtless iuCcudiaiy. All Is qhrt
a burnley. The mob is very threatening at Blackburn
The excitement throughout East Lancashire Is SIN
intense. The presence o: military ana large boit, o"
police alone holds tic pppulIo" In check iu several arE"
towns. and ShOuid to-luys effort, for settlement In
4, is Ictrrd that these may not prove adequate. .
4: meeting of iug operatives M b,dhI" llst hiSAI
was resolved to STRIKE against the proposed per cent
reduction IN ;hCir wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The rust II hours.

WAsHINGTOy. May IS. la. m.-The barometer
has risen and il highest in the Lake region and Middle
States; It is low from Nebraska TO Northern Texas,
where storm is central. Light rains have fallen from
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee 20 the Middle Atlantic
Coast and generally light rains from the Missouri
Valley 10 Colorado and Kansas The temp nature has
continued nearly stationary IN the Northern districts
and slightly risen In the Southern districts.
Iu3icauOns
For the Lower Lake region and Middle States. rising
baromc ter northeast to southeast winds nearly station
ary teuperalure aud parity cloudy weather, uOssby
followed by falling barometer and along Lake Erie ram
areas. ,,
mostly north,ry aud slightly cooler, parJy CLOUDY
weather
lr,ts-Nt, nHNI. .,ItsEpV lTInNG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
THE COMING ISSUE.

It has ceased to be question whether this
hat Ia the course OF the President shall DO approved
t question whether the Chief Magistrate OF this Re-
saal DC maintained In his position for the ap-
On That question the party OF the Union that crnshed
ssisIs must and VIII be unit It is better accept
an permit this vie conspiracy 10 succeed AT the sk ~
.Iepetion IN after years The vital principle of free
sSseent Is al stake, and the Of to-day must ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

National legislation is suspended, that Sammy
1dcn may nave opportunity To exhibit spots
70 the prOpe.-lCmcinnati Commercial tlndJ
Hendricks had better come home from the
Boiling Springs and look after his interest Samuel j.
waking of with all the glory OF the Florida discussion
-iCincinnati Enquirer (Dem)
Ii the people are not yet convinced of the
true n"ardness OF the Democratic party, they would
not be even II al the DemOcraticleaders Tweeds
a. unbusIngy as he robbed the public treasury VI the
ultermost iarthlng.-LNorwlch BnlIetln lRepl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
4 GEEMAN MNIsIER REsIGNs.


The Post and National gazette announce that
Dr. Falk, Muistcro Of Public Worship, ndcrod his re-
sianaton IN the middle OF last week. This action j.
attributable 10 circumstances connected with the IN
ternal affairs OF the Evangelical National Church.
NovrErNr Nav little action for trcspass
brought Central Vermont Railroad against T. Mc rcl
contractor Montreal Portland aud Boston E4lfod.
crossed cr track without permission win b.,n,a
the Southta-trrn Iu1., was ttd a
Naftam to-day. The magistrate Tuser'c Cd his decision uH
u. . Hsf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
YOU HAVE MISSED ONE.

Not single Democratic paper has come to
osaDd receive all that nave etherinuence or cire
laonthat does not demand the passage of the Potter
Resolutions. IL better for Democratic Congress-
nan to have milestone fastened TO his than for
MIN 70 ask his people for denomination after voting
VIII the Republicans TO stlfe an investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
TIE POPE AND ITALY.

IDhUON, n I'Ily1 My 10 I7'"'
A special dispatch from Rome to The Stand
ard saws The Congregation convened to consider The
ouc.t,n have drc fed hat under circumstances can
f P,u accent the provision mad FOR Lin under the
Italian law ut arsut,rs The pr'durro %! Peter. pence
dufus Ia last four months was uut-lAlTu less thln
during the same period ia 1871"
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Special Notices.
Bangs s. Co., Anctioneers
CSC Broadway.

MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 20 and 81 at 800 p. M.
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS,
Comprising many choice works in GENERAL LITERA'
TURE, POPULAR SCIENCE, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
MODERN WORKS in MEDICAL SCIENCE
Beware They have heard where YOU place money.
PUGSTOCK.
Blair. PnIs-English remedy for Rheumatism.
Box 81 Pills, IL % by mail II. PLANIEN SON. IA WIZ
N Y sold druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
ABOUT THE RIGHT ESTIMATE
From The Kingston FrseJnon

lt wasn't model Legislature In all RESPECTS.
but II was one OF the best have had IN many yssrs
and the Jobs that managed 10 pass 1t were few ana
On the whole, its record II which the Re,nn
cans VINO held the majority can confidently 20 10 the
ktate NEXT Eail. oN " Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
WHY. OF COURSE NOT.

movement to rcnOmnate Tilden in 1890
f. taking shape in New-York The crv that he n,st he
Tlnueated Is very vigorously raised OF course the
t4Ofida investigation has no bearing the question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

1lephonc Telegraph AM kindred electrical messengers viii
NH he utilized by the orders SOTODONI which wii DO
flashed and sounded The wires IL Is AZ wen known
abroad rs al home = 81 ansing ageat Tor the teeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
rrlHjlVr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

al.
lines ArH1rs - t'u' of 'ht - ,l
preceding m3ua white rrpie'elIs iAe OSCILLATIONS
q L mercury dlnng tlus.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. May Is l a. m.-Althougl yester-
dys sky was nj times very cloudy, there was rise OF
air-prcssurc especially during the evening The ten-
peraturc was little higher than during the previous
dr The moisture 81 thy air has increased .
For tLis city and vicinity, partial c0u'lncss ana
warmth NAV ne expected FOR Two days; The pfubihlly
of heht rains gradually increasing during that period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

and Lungs Also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty Of
the Blood Established 20 years.
Price ~ and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & CO.. Chemists
Sold by drucgists SO JOhn-st.. WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

Wrnchester's Cure for Consumption.
Use WIyCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPmTR LINE SOFA, for
he cure Of Consumption and Chronic OF Throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
- orIce. vew.Tork. May n. -.

Sirrer,s PAT ~ Non Gas citing Waste Pipe. Posi-
1--WE EXEMPT gas, pCrDeuay apl without eX-
peusr PuUc invited 10 inspect at No. O4 BOddWay
y To Sr,okers isiliag Europc-ImportanI Notice.
The snObug tobacco aud Nlarrtits luclndlhg inc "cl
known Richmond cigarettes ana tobacco Manufactured
by Messrs j. T. ALLEN Co, Richmond Wig MIA may DO
found Old Nirgnny Tobacco store III Pccl
div. London, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

DIED.

An notice. Of Marriages must b. indOrse5 Nth fsH
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

Moths destroyed furniture turs. carpets clothing mat
,uthHL and badlysOlled carpets elegantly
rpunytfci Naphtha ReuoyHuBg Works, 30 Fast l4tlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

Nervous TX nusfi0n-A me,ya essay comprising sones
Of lectures delivered kahns Museum OF Anatomy, New
N0r aud premature d9cine' Showing IN
dsnu how lost health may Tegsned ahoTdng clear
SYNOPSIS unprlmcns To marriage and the treatment OF
ry1us physical debility being tc result OF 20 years ox
y mail 2JC currency postage stamps Addfess
sDnIDtnrN hALLN-, Mm.uMml. os hLmlMMAE. Now. YORK;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
DIsINTEGRATIoN OF REPUB-
LICANgSAI.

NJ H&LE 4
Recent developments tend to dem-
onstrate that the Same disidlegrazion
of the Republican party is going on
IN our midst, as elsewhere.
Lastsvintereia number Of Repnbli-
cans in Congress sustained Democrat
ic financial measures, and even went
so far-as TOT assist lin o~yerriding EaI
presidential veto.--Ins stead effollow-
ing their example, certain Republic
Cans of this Congressional District,
lopposed to resumption, have bargain
fed with the National Greenbaek La
Dor party, 50 as if possible to secure
iu Judge Fagggg, representative whose
p~astrecord indicates that he will sup
lport all otlier measures Of the Repub-
iican party.
Even thus early in the canvass it
is not difficult to forecast who has
been most sold in this shameful hux-
tering.
In embarking in it, the Republl-
leans alluded to, ! sharpening and
Strengthening a double edged weapon
which while it is relied on to reduce
democratic majorities here has cut
deep into tile yitals of their party in
Maine, Vermont, MASSACHUSETTS and
! iowa, ..and.is apparently. destined to
1penetrate still deeper into them in
some other States. In a~dventurine
upon this desperate resort they hops
to get the better of their allies and
rob them of some of their anticipated
victory fruits.
1t is evident that these smart poll.
~ticians have been deceived by the
dash of the greenback. clubs. Not
, understanding fully the weakness o.
{ these associations and mistakius
/ pluck and bragg for numbers, tleii
r xoting strength has been over. est
mated. This like all unknown guam
titles operates on the imagination ant
|: is of itself no small mystery and at
traction. II their numbers were
: larger it would not be difficult TO es
innate them correctly. The election
, however, will soon reveal what the,
amount to, and then those hat hav'
| been cajoled into this trap of Repub
h lican and Greenbacker for one anotlte:
i will be the most surprized.
r AT the last presidential election, il
this District the following vote wa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
is FAGG A GREENBACKERY

Once on a time it Is said, an old
coon went out of a night to get some
fodder among the cG Eelds and die
not return to hisrhndle until near NOR
Wer. he got hum he saw {
skunk had taken possession CT his
hole. He went up, an G he, who's
there?' The skunk replied, "A
COON Are you a coon?' 'Yes,
scd the skunk, Ems COON" wal,
sed the coon, you don't look like a
coon; you don't act like a coon, and
I'll be darned e. you smell like a
COON"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10


ELECTIONS took place on Tuesday
last in Indiana and Iowa. If returns
are received in time, they will be
inserted in this paper.
It is thought the Democrats viii
carry Indiana, unless the National
party develops strength proportion
ate to that of Maine.
There 10 most excitement in Iowa !.
1t is thought the consolida ted oppo-
sition state ticket will receive solid
support from Democrats and Green
hackers. If that shonld be the case,
the defeat of the Republican ticket is
probable. The Greenbackers and
Democrats have not combined in the
congressional districts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

BY virtue and authority Of 8 geu,
eral execution issued from the office
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Audrian County, Missouri. uRna-
bic at the October tetYm 3. of said
court, andtrome directed, favor OF
Sg.sM. Locke and against Il, b. Wells,
William Wells, w. Ill. McFaAand AID
{. G.. Canter. have levied apon and
seized all the right, title, interest and
claim of the said h. ID. Wells, Will
lam Wells, w. Ii. Mcfarland andG.
81. Canter,. of. in and t. the foIIow-
ing described real estate. sto.wit.
Lots 90 900 and (6( in blockte6
in The Town of Vandaiia, Mo-, aso
8 acres, part OF the south half ofthe
southwest quarter, section i26) tes n
ship 81 range 8 = All lying anlbe-
ing IN the said. county, and stAe of
Missouri /: and / will ON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

THE Democratic party in Galloway
county has gotten itself into a nice
picket, by having q free fight. The
papers are showing up the tax re-
ceipts Of different Individuals and &C.
cusing them of perjury in not giving
in all TIER property. A nice family
quarrel they are having. Let Demo-
Gratis of Audrain and other counties
take warning from this and have no
contention among themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

A grand fair and festival for the
benefit Of the Catholic Church, will
be held on the evenings of the 21st,
22d and. 2Sd, Of October, for the
benefit of the new church. A grand
time anticipated. We augnr q SPLEEN
did success for our Catholic friends,
and certainly the object 10 deserving
Of patronage. The4pew church win
be an additional ornament 10 Mexico.
We hope they will be able to COM
plete it and have it soon out4of debts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
TIE ELECTIONS.

The Republicans claim Ohio. The
returns are meager and Democrats
have probably secured ten Congress-.
men. The Nationals developed nc
new strength, and as was expected,
were only able to lay their rag-baby
away in its little grave and turn the
state over to their most i~nveterate
foes and oppressors.
Returns from Indiana, Iowa and
West Virginia are also very meager.
viii give them in full in our next
issue,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

yIcroRT WooDHULL threatens to
come back 70 this country and run
for president on the fiat money tick
ct. She'll do for the fiat people.
She's about the most thoroughly and
hopelessly irredeemable thing they
could make a candidate of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
ONLY35C

We viii send the LEDGER to any
new subscriber the remainder OF ths
year for 35cts. cash in advance. Nop
is the time to procure a paper If you
wish to keep up with the times. WI
make this offer so that every, mar +
the county can try us for one veal.
There is no reason why every man Y
the county should not take the LEl-
GER, It contains more reading maj
ter each week, than any other conntS
paper in the State. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

+ The Republicans in this county
refuse to"'fuse" with the Greenback-
ers, they '.respect old Republican
principles and will not 60 off with
new gods, especially when the new
gods are golden O. (rag) calAes.
Democrats, learn a lesson from the
action of the Republicans in this
county.