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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Go to c. F. Yerger.s for groceries.
Go to Yerger's Tor candy for
Christmas.
: Go to Collins saloon for the best
whisky. left
Go to C. F. Yerger for groceries.
26-tf.
If you want good fresh oysters and
CLANS, go to Shefftel's. 34tf
If you want to borrow money call
on Hayden & Gregg. If
Woodward & Son have q complete
set of abstract books. Att
Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
paired at c. B Morris. 43-tf.
Hayden L Gregg have money TO
loan in sums to suit you. ltf
Immortelles and grasses at my Of
fee. l.. D.. SHIrpEE.
If you want the best of groceries,
cheap, go to C. 4. Yerger. 26-tf.
Go and see the oysters and clans
kicking at Shefftel's. 34tf
Have your watches, clocks and jew
elry repaired at c. b. Morris. 43tf
You will miss it If you don't buy
your groceries from G. f. Yerger.
! 26-tf.
Bayless Collins is one of the boys.
Give him a call, and try his beer and
lunch. 19-tf
Parties owing the LEDGER long
standing accounts viii save costs BY
paying at once. tf
Write or call on w. c. Barnes,
dealer in lumber at Fulton, No., if
yeu want red cedar posts. lift
Free lunch at Collins saloon at
10 a. m. every day. Everybody in
vited. I9-tf
c. b. Morris will guarantee ali
work done in watches, clocks, and
jewelry. 43-tf
Bulk oysters, shell oysters and
clans kept constantly on hand at
Shefftel's. 3ftf
Go to Yerger's and get the boss
musical organ-eheap and complete.
Call and see it.. 35-tf.
Brown and bleachcd muslins at
jobbers prices.
c. f.. PrKsELL x Bro,
Il Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

If you want the best of groceries,
cheap, go to c. +. Yerger. 26-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Eggs.
Wanted-ali the eggs in the, coun-
try. Highest market price paid in
cash or trade. Also spring chickens.
Buckley & Moore.
Insure with II. 6. Steele In the
Sunfire of London and the Traders
OF Chicago. two of the best eompa-
MES in the world. Stiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Parties owing the LEDGER long
standing accounts will save costs by
paying at once. e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Hayden L Gregg have money TO
loan in sums to suit You. ltf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21
CITY =

-,r .re authorized 10 announce
W Joseph MURRAY
" .,d,tafe fur reelection 10 the Office of
gsSIsI--subjecI u tue action OF the City
sGsrat;c Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21
- MHmess.

Bngleea . Da1lness. :
Hyos on Le7i Woods Of Rush
Hill, you had better pay before Feb.
10th, or you will find your account IN
the hands of a constable. -49-at.
For RENT.-S0 acres of new land
near Mexico, on b northeast.
n. j. Bass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

If you want good fresh oysters and
CLANS, go to Shefftel's. 34tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

- Ccrns! Corusi!
II you have any 90 to II. Halls
drug store and get a bottle of Painless
Corn Cure warranted to remove the
corn. 29tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
paired at G.. B Morris. 43-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

j. C.. Sumner is in the South.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Go to Yerger's and get the boss
musical organ-eheap and complete.
Call and see it. 35-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

c. b. Morris will guarantee ali
work done in watches, clocks, and
jewelry. 43-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
crry ATTORNEY.

,,e authorized 10 n9un
u SAMUEL W Rit hLE1
w matt tor CITY attorney, subject 10 the
. aesni he CIV Democratic Convention. 10 DE-
- March :. isl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Write or call on w. c. Barnes.
dealer in lumber ut Fulton, Mo-, if
yeu want red cedar posts. lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21
H..

She arose early in the morning with
a yearning I-know-I-will-get-it ex-
preston on her face. She was at the
p~Cstotfice by SUNRISE. "Nothing!"
She then spent 20 minutes in Reeds
store examining buttons and ribbons,
bought nothing ; went back to post
office. Nothing again. She then
tried on nine pair of shoes at Ogle
& Rolllngs and eight pairs at Griffee's
then to the postoffice again. The same
reply was given by Miss Matte
"~nothing.' She rented a box and
went down to the skating rink, fell
down a couple of times and broke
Tom. Bells nose by running into him,
then back to the postoffice and peep
ed into her box-nothing there but
thin air. She kept this up till good
and dark in the evening. She was
the first to come in the morning and
iaSt 10 leave at night. She was not
expecting a letter from her absent
lover. She a not anxious to hear
from a sick relative. Sne had no idea
that q money package would arrive
that day. She a looking for no
samples or strips for a crazy quilt by
mail. She had no idea she would get
4 letter from the man IN the moonn nor
any n else of the same gender, and
at the same time she wendell her sad
and pensive steps homeward with
q downcast, disappointed, I-got-feft
look on her beautiful face, and did
not sleep for a week. She wanted Il
valentine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Free lunch at Collins saloon at
10 a. m. every day. Everybody in
yited. Ie-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Woodward & Son have a complete
set of abstract books. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Immortelies and grasses at my Of
flee. l.. d. SHIpPFE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

II you are indebted toll. A. shoot
man d Co. you had better call and
settle your account and save Trouble
and costs. t2-ff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

@
How long before there will be a
circus, and if Wade & Ragsdale's
great stupendous l.0o0-shows-in-one,
all on wheels, making q $1,000, 900
exaggerated Gigantic monstrosity OF
all living and dead wonders, will
-tH +HH 49,
visit Mexico?
Where are mems hearts? Whist do
they live for? What will they die
for when they refuse to answer as
they are able the eaiffor aid from the
flood sufferers? How can such things
be and overcome US like a thunder
cloud without our special surprise
and horror. LltI
If ELLEN. Bass did not get to the
front when he arose up at the Holl'
ness meeting last night, and with {
voice that was chiId-like and bland
said: II believe in the introduction
of the human family ; 1 will inferno
gate you ON the morrow:" The au
dience was immediately dismissed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Bulk oysters, shell oysters and
clans kept constantly on hand at
Shefftel's, 3itf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

The money will be refunded in any
case where DIR. Gilmab's 6OHOSII
AND TAR fails to beaelit a cough
or cold. j. E LLEwY4rN
z=s sHg Mexico, 40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

If you wan to borrow money call
on Hayden & Gregg. Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

.xy are authorized 10 .ItiiDtit'''
H. ID. I. GENTRY
W ssnftdate ior reelection 10 The once OF
= tiornry. subject 10 The detinn OF the 'itN
~. a.rsre Convention. March :, 1881.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Go to c. F. Yerger for groceries.
26-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21

Go to Collins saloon for the best
left
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-21
Ward Meetings.

L.K.MAs0N, Sccy-
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PREPARING FOR WAR.
ANOTHER DER PARK coNFsRxNcs
Between M. Stephen D. Eikias and the ProulAent
R,psbilesai Of u.at vissiaii- Closest Secrecy
Aainta!nst-rh CanpalEn 10 b. Opeatd
In HhttlinS Al an Early Date.

DEER PARK, Mp., August 7.-Anothel
conference YVES held here to-day between
Stephen B, Elkins and several leading Re-
publicans and Gresnbackers OF West Viz.
ginia. The number pres ,nt was no: us
large as last weeks conference, it being
underatood only those who were
to have a part in the management Of the
canyass IN Wcst Virginia should attend.
The closest secrecy wss observed, none Of
the gentlemen registering at the
hotel, all being entertained at Elkin's
cottage, and the meetings were
held within its doors. Elkins and ex.
Senator Davis returned les! night from
the mines adjacent to tho West
Virginia Central, which section Sen.
ator Dan Cameron and ssveral
Pennsylvania Republicans recently
reached via White Sulphur. Some Of thcfe
were in conference with ElkiDs here to.
day. They arrived yesterday and awaited
his coming. He has assumed pereonal
charge Of the canvass Of Maxwell, the fusion
candidate for Governor. Funds 1t is said
have been literally promised by the Ra.
publican National Committee, and the
will be inaugura.ed at an early
day by meeting in Wheeling. 81.
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GENERAL LOG IN NEW YORK,
What the Next Vice President Had +
knY-Ina hffnhffnu I'm Ycrnnu1

What the Next Wee President Had to
kay-Tns Situation in Vermont.
NEw YoRK, August 7.-Ganeral Logan
is devoting the time Of his shor, stay in
New York to recreation, rather than
politics. Tuesday night, accompanied by
General Jsrdine, Msjor Lsvy, and several
other personal friends, be attended the
performance Of "May Blossom" at the
Madison Square Theatre. The frs. act
was almost over when the party entered
their boxes and what issomewhat unusual
in this exceedingly well conducted theater,
his recognition was followed by very
signal ovation. - W. Ta.'
Yesterday morning General Logan
breakiasted at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
and then sauntused leisurely up Filth ave.
nue. to the National Committee roomp. He
wore long, bl.ck Prince Albert coat over
white Waisscoat and 4 bsoad.brimmed
Panama hat. At the headquarters Chair.
man Jones, Secretary Feesenden and Col.
onel Hooker, Of Vermont, were patiently
awaiting the Vice Presidential nominee,
and an hour aad half WIS passed in dis.
cussiug the outlook Of the Campaign. N
II have paid so little attention to the 20.
litical outlook, and have been 60 occupied
with personal affairs since the uomipa,
tiou," eaid Senator Logan to night, 'tha,
tha only gtimpsss I have had OF the out.
side world have been gained during the
two dsys which I have spen. here" ~
"Has there been any change in you,
plans Tor the future, Senator ~ qusried tht
reporter. 4,t lg,i. G
"No, nothing so far. I shall 70 down III,
river ior the day with Mr.. Jones' and q few
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the Alamo 10 the defence Of Sabine Pass
which Tor intrepidity and extraordinary
success, muat, think, be admitted 10 have
no para!lsl in any incident Of modern war.
iare. Texas is now striding onward in
cor quesfsa Of peace and cannot wish her o
brighter future than that in industrial, ed.
ucational, social and religious efforts she
may gather wreaths u oak worthy to min.
gle the fadsless laurel that decks her brow.
Deprived oithe happiness OF meeting prob.
ably Tor tho last time the ex.Coniederates
In their reunion, srnd them my earnest
prayer that every good and perfect gilt'
NAV be vouchsafed tkem."
The name Of M. Davis was enthusiast.
cally cheered, and his absence caused deep
regret, as many came long distances ex.
pectlng to meet him.
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SliUTIsb KILL,
ShnEuinnry Battle Fought Eetweeu
four Elo0dthfrSty Aen.

snnguinnry Battle Fought Hetweeu
four Elo0dthizsty Aen.
sT. LOUIS. August "A dispatch from
Fredonia Gays desperate fight occurred
ten miles north OF that place Monday even.
ing in which one man was killed and three
MORALLY wounded. Samuel Faulkner and
Henry Allen met thetwo Woodall brothers
on the road and attacked them with Win.
chester riha. The party diamounted and
fought from behind their ho,ses. Nearly
twenty ahots were exchanged. Allen IVES
saot through the heart. One OF the Wood.
alls vas shot in the shoulder and neck and
disabled. TIE other Woodall and Faulk-
ner then closed with bowie knives and a
fearful combat ensued, in which Woodall
was e,sbbed just below the heart. Faulk.
uer then turned to look after his dead
companion, and as he did so received a
bullet in the breast from the pistol Of the
elder Woodsll, who was lying on the
ground with his neck and shoulder split
open with Winchester rihs. Faulkner
may possibly recovery, bat both the
Woodalls will die.
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CiiEEklNts NEWS
Relating to the Sucses> OF tho Rcpubli.
can Party IN The order OF lie Day.

Relating to the Sucses~ of tho Rcpubli,
can Party IN The order OF lie Day.
WAsnlSoToN, August 1.-THE Demo.
cratic party started out in the present cam.
psign to work upon high moral plane.
They promptly opened up their mud
throwing batteries upon Dir. Blaine's pri.
vate life, hu. speedily they found that they
were pursuing boomerang policy that re.
acted dieastrously upon their own caudi.
date Secretary Mcpherson, OF the Repub.
licsn Congressional Campaign Committee,
Gays that he has reports from number Of
points in the States where the so.cslied
'Independents" were supposed TO have
strength, and they chow that the stampede
to the Republican ranks has been general,
and exceeds that when the nomination OF
Greely in 1872 ives indorsed by thu Demo.
cratic National Convention.
Mr.. Mcpherson predicts that before No.
vember Georgs William Curtis and Carl
Schulz will be without a following, and
that New York will be Republican by An
overwhelming maj,rity. He reeaons this
way after reading letters from an extensive
list Ct correspondents in the interior OF the
State Of New York. r5..
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EhnE q tljc,njn IntiirtetI.

PErEMhuRa, VA, Angus. The grard
jury which has been investigating the
GAUGES Of the failure Of the Planters and
Mechanics Bank, with g view to ascertain.
ing whether or not any criminality was
attached to its officers, to-day found pre
sentiment for felony against Thos. Whyte
cashier, W. W. Whyte, teller, John Beck,
With, book:keeper, and for miademesnor
against J. T. Young, president, H. B.
Parker, vice.president, G. Drake, director
Bench warrants will be issued for the
arrest Of those indicted for felony. Those
charged with misdeneanor will be tried a,
the October terla OF the Hus,irps court.
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BEATING TuE BUaCu ury
a Pair Of Accomplished "stecrcrs" E
H uerfINnuf ~ If, tbn -

a Pair Of Accomplished "stecrcrs" Ex
pertinent w.th thc Wrong nau.
New YORK, August 7.-C.F Warren
alias Hungry joe" slias "John Jacobs
Assor House," and his partner, Charles
Hayes, who are regarded aa the mcss cleye,
brace OF "ounco utnsrers" in the city, were
prisoners in the Tombs to-day. Their cus
,odian was Captain Willisms, Of the Twenty
ninth precinct, and their accuser, the Gao.
sains brother, William II. Williams. ex.
police commissioner OF Long Island Cjty,
who was riding to the Desbrosses strest
Jerry on Grand street car last Monday.
when the two confidence men entered t6s
car. "Hnpgry joe" q. the frs. oppor.
tun!ty addressed Mr.. Williame ss "AIr
Jones" and shook him heartily bv the
hand. Dir. Williams instantly saw whom
he had to contend with, and not wishing
TO destroy their hopes at the outset, permit.
ted himself to paRs for Jonee, and readily
answered eager queations as to the health Of
the various members OF the Jore family,
Hayes took par! in the conversation and
VAS evidently highly pleased at hearing 81
tue robust health OF ali the membsrs Of ihp
Jones household. Then followed the ven.
erab!e story OF untold wealth to be had a.
short notice and With little trouble, "Hun.
cry Joe" only the day previous had me.
with excellent luck, aad jus. then be ysa
on his way TO colec, q priz, Of ST 600.
The ex.police Commissioner listened
with interest to the tale OF his compau;on'e
large Winnings. When the ferry ives
reached Mr.. Williams coldly bid bis com.
panlors geod.Gay and entered the ferry
house. The "bunko sseerers" followed,
endesvoring to induce their intended vic.
tim to fall into their game, bu. sugered at
their pertinacisy he threw them OF with
tho remark. ''Get out Of hero, ou,nieyinp
scouEdre!s! You can't play ycur game ou
me. | know you" The fellows ehoyed
an inclination to avengs themselves BY ad
minisserln2 beating to Mr. Williams
who coolly took pistol from his satchet
at the sight OF which the syindlers made
their departure with alac1ity.
Mt. Williams subsequently, recited his
adventure TO hls brother, and to-day tht
captain with an officer accompanied hin
10 the Dssbrosses street ferry, where the
men were found on the alert for country.
men. The ca2tain ina:antly pounced OF
them and disclosed his identity in strjk
ing fashion which resulted in both ucr
being thrown to the ground. In twink
llrg, on regsining their feet, they were
marshaled TO the Tomba, where on a com.
plsint OF disorder!y coadrc: they were
each sentenced to the leland for tou,
months in default Of $500 hai!. They were
only held few hours when Oven Cavan.
augh, g grog shop keeper at No. ZIG Cen.
ter Bsreet, became their bondeman and
they were released.
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AkALGAhATsD MEETING.
Ihe Feeling Neiwsen tho Nail FtcdsrA
p and tho Nnllerh

inc Feeling Hetween tho Natl Feeder
ana tho NniIers., yl
PITTSBURGH, August 7.-At the appoln
ed hour this morning tho Ama'gamate
Association convention resumed deliber,
tions in their elevated location far abov
the city'a din. About two hours were con
sumed IN presenting measures, which wer
rete'red to the proper committees, ate
which m adjournment WAS taken to ALLOW
them time 10 report. Thus runs the aaea
ger account OF tho proceedings as given b,
tho officials, and the delegates spoken t
stated that the morning session was devote
OF any particular interest.
The nail men are more than reticent ii
reference to ths meeting last evening, bu
one who deigned to talk little said tha
lneasnreB were taken to have the ieedsrs
claims pushed on the floor Of the conven.
tion. A delegate from the West in talking
Of the trouble among the nail men eaid
Until within the past two years the nail
feeders hsd an Independent organization
Of their own and eve. since their admission
to the Amalgsmated Association there has
been bad feeling between them and tbs
nailels. It has cropped out this time in a
more pronounced shape, and the feeders
seem determined to have larger share Of
tha profit. You must recollecs, however.
that the delegates who do the moet talking
to the , reporters will say the leset
ia convention, and the session
may Gloss without any fight over the mat.
ter. In the opinion Of many mill men the
feeders ara pretty nesr right in demanding
more wages. As l understand the s;tua
,ion, esch mailer may have four machines
in bis charge. Tbs average rate OF wages
made by feeder is Two dollars per day, aad
ss they get two 6t,hs Of what the machine
makes, you can ase that the nai!er makes
three dollars on each machine, or twelve
dollars per day. This don't look like an
equalization of wages, and the feeders have
quite number ofsympsthizsrs in the con.
ventlon. However 1t Is a qleetion tha. a
very small proportion Of the mill men un.
aeratand and 1t may be STAYED of this con.
yention."
When the noon adjournment Was taken
there was considerable hurrying to and
fro. carrying tables ard getting rooms in
order to accommodate the many commit
tees. In fact the committees we're 80 nu.
merous that rooms in atjoining houses
were offered for their use. A prominent
delegate expressed the opinion that the
convention will not ADJOURN finally until
some time next week. "Bus it will not
seem go tedious" said he, "as the fun is
abou. commencing. We will undoubtedly
have lively time over soms OF the meas.
ures proposed"
The afternoon session was short and
taken up entirely with busiaess which the
etticers stated VAS Of no general interest.
Tue resolutions presented this morning
were terred to the respective committees
who were in seEa;cn until late hour TO-
night, Their reports will be submitted
the hBs thing tomorrow. The discussion
on the nail feeders and nsilers' wages did
not come up but one OF the delegatee
stated measures have beeu taken to have
their claims pushed in the convention.
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WHEELING, WEST

friends to-day, and on Friday 70 up to
West Point, where my wife and son now
are. / expect alter that to spend few
days with Senator Miller at Herkimer, and
20 from there 10 Chicago"
Col. Hooker, Of Vermont, Secretary Of
tho National Committee, said to your cor.
respondent this evening.
Everything Is all one way in Vermont,
and We shall have very easy time Of 1t In
that State, Blsine always WAC a i.yoriss
there, and every roldier Ia for Logan.
There is always soma dsafTectlcn in presi.
dental years, however, and the present
campaign Is no exception to the rule, but
there Is less diHedection In Vernon. than
there was In 1850, md in 1875 for that
matter"
lcok?'
ut couldn't DO better. Tho labor move.
man! aud the protective plank are good
things In our favor. We ehall carry every
doubtful Safe and soas Of the heretofore
Solid South. The workinsman appreciate
that protection is wha. they most need
and they always vote as beat fits their own
intefee!H."
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NEWS IN IlRISF.

Mr.. Hendricks visited .he National
Democratic headquarters at New York yes,
terday. N"r"aa ~ !"
The steamer America brought $500 OoO
in gold bars TO the bank Of British North
America.
]. Randolph Tucker was renominated by
the Democrat, az candidate for Congress
from the Tenth Virginia District yesterday.
The customs authoritie, Of Montreal
made an extensive seizure Of spopges i'm.
ported from New York and entered a,
under.valuation.
The Third District Republican Conysn.
ton Of Ohio romina,ed Hon. Bepismiu
Butterwnrtt, now Commisaioner ol Patents
for Congress on the frat ballot. The Sec.
ond district nominated General Charles E
Brown ior Congress. M
The Democratic Conferees OF the Twenty.
first Congresainnal district OF Pennsylvania
comprising Westmoreland, Greene and
Fayet.e counties, met at Pittsburgh yester
day morning and unanimously nominated
G. F. Boyle, the present repres .ntative.
Two brothera, William and Thomat
Jennings, aged respectively ten and twelve
years, quarrelled yesterday near Piketon
Mo, when the yourgar plunged knife
into the neck OF the other, ssverirg ttt
jsgular vein and causing death in . few
minutes. "a ~.
Generals Sheridan and Hszsn are guest
Of General Hancock at Governors islau,
Awaiting the arrival Of, the relief ehipp
Bear and Thetis with the bodies of III,
victims Of the Grsely party. Both ve,se!
have been detained in fog at Woodshal
and will not reach New YORK before satr,
day. .s.s5l n. =
The Fourth Distric. Democratic Con
gresaional Convention OF Ohio asemble
at D,yton yesterday morning and nom
mated @. N. Anderson, OF Darke count,
as candidate for Congress. r. Murra;
the present member, aud Geo, W. Hon
were deteated. Geo. W. Houk was selec
ed q, Presidential E!ector, ,'-I''
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Troy, N, Y, August William J..
Lansing, a lawyer OF Cohoes, was srraigned
in police court in that city to-day charged
with drunkenness. He tried 10 kill him.
felfia the court room. When he returned to
the station house he seizsd q kerosene oil
can and drank q quantity Of the oil,
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Clevc,and'1 Trip to the Mountains.

ALBANY, II. y, August AT Whito-
hall large crowd assembled at the depot
to greet Governor Cleveland on his way 10
the Adirondacks. The Governor came out
on the platform Of the car and was intro
duced by Mr.. Wilkins. OF the Whitehall
Times. The train halted but moment,
but many in that time took the Governor
by the hand and wished him Il pleasant
trip and success in November. Many
ladies were present. @ ~
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Total Abs,iueuce catholics.

CHICAGO, August The Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of America at its ses.
sion this forenoon reconsidered their reso.
luton to hold the next convention at Notre
Dame, Indisna, and it was decided to hold
!, at New Haven, Connecticut on tho first
Wednesday in August, 1855. A number
OF amendments to the constitution wss
acted upon. alter which addresses were
made by Bishops spaulding and Ireland.