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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-John u. KerfoOt
Engineer--Wil lillian NJ. Johnson.
Attorney--Barnett Gibbs.
Treasurer-John w. Bowen.
Secretary. Is. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector. n. Ogden.
Marshal-W. II. Morton.
Health Oiiicer:--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-First ward II. Ervay, j. W
CrOwdus. Second ward W. j. Clark and +.
n. Guedry. Third. ward b. f. Jctt and NJ
Cowan. Fourth ward: j. l.. Williams aud
NJ. NJ. NewsOme.
Commissioner of ImmigratiOn--J. ManlOve.
The Offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet in regular session ut the coun-
oil room over tho market, very Tuesday
his4L
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO-Is worth from 5OG7jc, accord
Ing to quality; The market Is declining
the stock Is large and the demand very good
CIGARS-Worth from 81 2jHSN for domes'
tic with Havana filters. Market Is DUH sup
ply ample, demand fair.
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LIME AND CEMENT,

LIME-The besquality In barrels, is worth
& W, In bulk, 81 80, Ordinary Dallas, q
cents per buShel.
CEMENT - R0seudale Ia worth 81 10 pc
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, 81 - per
barrel
PLASrER-ls worth - ~ per barrel The
supply OF the above mentioned articles Ii
ample; demand fair, market hrm.
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EgCUIENTS.

| ONIONS-Old dry, 81 10 per barrel. None
E,S-Therc Is little or nothing do
ing, and but few good In market. They are
worth from iOgGJ cents per bushcl. new
ones coming in, are worth u w per Dnsiei;
BEA Ns-Vary,i cents per h.; white &C.
supply good. T., .,.,,o,. ornnIy
! .-ph., Scarce and high.
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ALI FONTS NORTH AND EAST.
=, Trains Leave Dallas station as follow =
ARRIVE.
CONNECpIDNA.

Az TENABkANA, with all trains ON NJ .
Louis a Iron Mountain Il. II. for nlI points
North, East ana Southeast.
Al LoSGNlEW JUNCTION ard MIN
NICOLA, with trains ON tho Information Al
Il. r. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton and San Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains North and south
ON Houston and Texas Central IL. X. for
sherman, Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor.
slcana, Rromond, Waco Houston and Aus.
tin,
nrst- class steamers for New Orleans,
This line, being fully equipped with all
modern Improvements, such W Westing.
house Air llrakcs and Miller TRUSS Platforms
and Coupler, Ii unsurpassed for
Speed, Safety and Comfort.
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SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet M DIV Malh s1'eo''
over c. NJ. Wheats store
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. y, Royal arm
Masons, meets at the Chapter ls3on's i" e eo,
city OF Dallas, ON the hrst moho"' III
month. ,nuNSToN MEHp
JosEPH L. FISHER, Secretary
TANNEHILI, LODGE, No. 50, T, d n, A.
meets on the second and last SATURDAY gwen
mys of each month"; ~ M Y" H0IL, W. M.
LIB. LoUCKx, Secretary. =,
nAILAs LODGE, No Az +. A, NJ.
meets on the first and third Sntnruuy my ISe N,
ings of every month, at its nan oNei u !"
Wheat's store on M " G. S't coNNoR, WIN.
PApsErT, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
sCHILLERBUND Lodges NJ, StS, oSd
II. meets every Thursday hight ~ S "
l.. WAGNER, Secretary
Eureka Lodge, IL 0. o. f., meets AZ h,Sn,
ardson' DALLAS county, every wednesday
''on'"e' wv i. i. VOORHEES,, N. o."
Il. b. HOWE, Secretary.
p,DaEl,nY rNCAMPMENT No. d, !. o.
q. r.. meets on the first and thirI rriuay
nights in each month"; A. r. ani Davis 3SI 6. r.
l.. WAGNER. Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. a, !. o. o. FL m EaIs
on every Wednesday night, at the oaa feI-
lows Hall. H. uhNni
TRINITY LODGE No.l9S 90. II mee''
every Monday night nj Odd Fe,I0Ws Nh;
q. II. CALHOUN, N'd'
H. TURLEY, Secretary. , n IN
THOMAS CHAPEL Lodge, Vi ,r, W. -,
meets every Saturday night ~ Iho i"'''''
0""p'' SION s.. RECORD. W. o. T.
j, W. RECORD W. Secretary
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMpEhrAamTio0ou,
Meet every Monday night at oiu oo,,os'
building. Elm street, at eight O'Clock ~ ~ nj
NJ. b. FRANKLIN W'l'
j. N. RUSSELL. Il. y.
BNai BIRTH.
DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, BNAl B ia,I T. i
meets every second and fourth Iuesua ~ y,
each month. President. ID. G0sllhi vice w
ident, Noise Kahn: secretary, JoSoIP H., a,
Friend; monitor, ID. Goslin; treasuroi' H''"
Medical.
The DALLAS MEDICAL and suhu,iNU ~. )
ASSOCIATION, Lieets regularly ~ lie
and ith Tuesdays OF each month', Nv I'M e
pm. y. ID. THURSTON, M D., rres'uen''
A, y. GRAHAM, NJ. d., Secretary $500
Y.M.C. A.-The Young Mems ChrisC ns
Association Prayer Meeting AT p me- ever
day,
knights OF Pythias.
CoEUR DE LION LODGE. No; 8, NEE
no. IL
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The Herald has just received large az
oslt o "J,tbtiiat Cards" ana PRINT
lber 30 order NJ 90 y hundred-reduction on
anger orders, tall early.
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NORTH. SOUTH, EAST or WEST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EMIL
hitton, designed 10 commemorate the ono
Hundrodth Anniversary Of American lndo-
pendunoo, opened May 10Th, and Will close
November 10Th 1879, Al the Nations Of the
world and ali the states and territories OF
the Union will participate, bringing tugoth-
~ the most comprehensive collection OF art
treasures, mechanical Inventions scientific
discoveries, MANUFACTURING nchicN emcnls,
mineral specimens, and agricultural pro.
ducta ever exhibited. Tho grounds devoted
TO the Exhibition ARE situated IN the line OF
the rcnusy lynnia Railroad and embrace
four hundred and hity acres OF FairmOuut
Park, all highly improved and oruAiuontOd,
on which are erected the largest buildings
ever coustructod-hN of these covering m
area OF fify acrrs ana costing s,0lO,U0O, Tho
total number OF buildings erected Tor tho
purposes of tho Exhibition isover one hun
dIp1,
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aailg gerald.
THE DAILY HERALD.

pAIIY HERALD Is published every
o. S1SsPi Months 81 or one y month In
ld'Alee ~ one week single copies, cents.
SOC. SSaiIy Herald is now furnished To sub
The ~ nv carrier at 70 cents per week. The
sIioen,s II, N he delivered regularly each morn
pspei w. early hour. 20 any part OF the city
"a TaR %' AMI ha Is Ss ne
soar amer amer will oblige by reporting at this
nee.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-Nat. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
County Judge-Robert II. West.
County AttOrney-George n. Aldredge.
District Cierk--W lillian A. HARDWOOD.
County Clerk-Alexander HarwOod.
Sheriti-W. NJ. Moon.
SurveyoT-Robert M. Cook.
Trensurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector - Emerson
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W.. Lyle Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR BALE.

Improved and unimproved property In
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses In
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid to
abstracting and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
W. Y. LYTE CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
...orsroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

aousroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
,he south mail and express). 7.45 a. IN
FROM he North (mail and express)- 6:2j p. m
FROM me South, (aocommOdatioh)ll lao n. IN
FROM he North. Accommodation 800 p, m
wv TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
-, and Express. ........ 100 p. m. 900 y. m
hhiimmo datiOn.......,... $3.50 II, IN, lO:lj D. III
Aeccoo,ah Freight........."7:Ou D. M. lO;i5 a. IN
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
oFFlCE of THE HERALD.
DALLAS. Texas, July ). 1875. !
iONETAKY

..,,, .g monetary market Is slmeWht,t string
n.y., NY iot outside business, but there Is nuapl,
luuus llr legitimate business ana rymtn.r,
SSI95LLii{l,IahuSlng' / n selling, Y.
There IL but little gold or silver IN u,arLa,
premium. f''' ""NN'
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COMFY COMMISSIONERS.

District No. Nv. ii. Witt, Trinity NILS.
District No. 2-T. j. Nash, Duck Creek.
District No. S--Flem. q. Bledsoc, Hutchins
District No. IN. o. McAdAmS, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF TIKI PRACE.
Precinct No. Nv. W. Peak and +. Z
McLure, Dallas. ,,,-,.,a,,,,
Precinct No. BE. Il. Myers, Duck creek,
Precinct No. "A. b. Lanierr BaughtS
Store. , ,os-
Precinct No. s. Saunders, Lancas'
ter. :, s....,, C.,ov
Precinct No. 7-G. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
Precinct No. S--John Preston, Grapevine
OONSTABLES.
precinct No. IA. H.Hardin. Dallas:
Precinct No. 2-J. NJ. SalmonS, Trinity
Mills. uo.,,,,, nucL
Creek. ~ C,,,t,,or Iouoht,.
Store. 49,. ,,.,,,,, Ioncost,r
precinct No. 7--Eage Ferd.
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Cotton Statement

tor the week ending y NJ, Friday, July
- "'t' Furnished exclusively Tor THg HER.
AID by V, X. Evans, Reporter In this uny
for the National Cotton Exchange.
Stock on hand September lst iSD,. .
Received THIS week ...........
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central R'y
Trains Leave

Trains arrive and depart from Dsllas AZ
follows:
Accommodation Through Expire"
Leaves n tn ll;20 A. NJ Leaves n'th,7.I5 A. n
Leaves sth 3:o0 p. n Leaves s'th SIS. p. n
J. WALDO, J. DuRAND,
Genl Ticket Agt. Gen'l supt.
New York City Freight and Ticket once
8b Broadway. -
Visitors 10 above cities will ind these of
Aces pleasant place Of resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers VIII be
found.
]. WALDO. 0enp Ticket AGENT
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VICTOR GATE.

Decidedly the most Convenient wanted Gatsd io to-
the farm yet Invented; AgehFss or " terms nj.
sell county W" ~ j. sTuRDEvANT &CO..
fob0du LocA n'N W.
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CoEUR DE LION LODGE; No; !, mse y
every Thursday evening, I. NJ; Miers, v v
RIP. Aunspaugh, G. q; Richard M2pE nha,r d. !.
U; II: A. McCullam, Prelate; ~. IL; hs It
Arms; j. q. Leigh, NJ. OF H.; Paul Furst' D. q 81
"; Harry Jacobs, I. g., John ii. Ryan, W. VI
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Every Democrat in the State
--snouLnrAKE ruE-
NEW YORK WEEKLY EXPRESS,

The Leading Democratic Journal OF the
Metropolis, Tho best News, Literary, Polit'
oul end Commercial paper ever issued In tho
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EXC HAN &C bA N K
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Will dos general banking and exchange
business, uUkr collections on all accessible
points, and sell exchange on All the pTiucl-
pal cities 81 tGg United states and Europe.
DIRECTORS:
j. ". CrowduS, Phil f.. Chappoll, Y. II.
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Hrn We win start you IN ~ ~
MI aess you can mskss re-
MUM I soeci able for either
IGsNTss SUPPLY 60. 2sl bowers' '
my25~b
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septl

m WV Male or Female. Send you
address and GET someibin
WANT that Will bring you in honor
|0NEv ably over $50 q month sure
IONGI 1SVESTOHS' UNION,
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REM0VAL.-20Q Pianos and Organs

IN / NJ 4
n subscribers will sell their entire stock
of Pianos and Organs, new and second
hand, sheet music, music books, and
ut very near cost prices for
cash DURING SEPTEM Der. previous tn
removal t. their new store, 10 EAST nth
ST., UNION SQUARE, Oct. /. Illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Agents wanted. Spe-
cial Inducements to the Trade. HORACE
WATERS 4 SONS, Manufacturers and
Dealers, 4Sl Broadway, N. \. spl2o
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s. 6 0 0 , 0 o O.

PRICE OF TIcKErs-Whole Tickets, SIP;
Halves, So; Quarters, So; 8 Tickets 500; 2711aa
Tickets, $500; i654 Tickets, $50; $50 Tickets
81 600; l0J, 900 Tickets AT Sl2 each.
The Hon. +. II. Taylor, Mayor of Frank
fort, the entire board of City Councilmen,
the Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice
OF Kentucky, and other distinguished citi-
Zens, together with such other disin-
terested persons as the ticket-holderS pre-
sent may designate. will superintend the
drawing.
The payment of gifts to owners OF prize
tickets Is assured. A bond, with heavy
penalty and approved security, has been
executed TO the Commonwealth of Ken
lucky, which is now on record in Clerk s
Office of County Court at Frankfort, SUBJ
ject to inspect on OF any one. This is a
new feature, and will absolutely secure
the payment OF gifts.
Remittapces can be made by Express.
Draft, Post Office Money Order or Regis
tered Letter, made payable to Kentucky
Cash Distribution Company.
All communications, orders for Tickets
and applications Tor Agencies should be
addressed 20 HON. THOS. =. PORTER
Gent Manager, Frankfort, Ky. sp27
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TIT: DINING VICTORY.

Review OF Recent Events-Efect OF
the Elections In Ohio and Indiana
-DisgrarefuI Defeat OF the Bloody
shirt CampaiGn-lDnuen on the
Presidential Contest-The Power OF
MOney-NOrthern Men Set Think
ins-The BayOnei I'm the South.
From the Baltimore Sun, Independent.
EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, October ID Time has
now been afforded TO calculate with de-
gree of certainty the effect OF the cleo.
tions of Tuesday last. 1t is very true
that at first the impression in political
circles was that the result of Tuesdays
work might very fairly be summed up
rs a drawn battle, but deliberate sur
vey of the whole field shows that this Is
very far from being the case. Tuesdays
work is bound to exercise most import
ant influence upon the contest IN Novem-
Der, and the whole prestige Of that day
rests with the Democratic party. Ohio,
the home OF the Republican candidate for
President. was conceded to that side from
the day that the nomination was made
ut Cincinnati. The Democrats had no
expectation of carrying that state, and
made much less OF contest than they
did last vear when Allen was running
for Governor. The Republicans, on the
contrary, expended immense sums or
money, and not content with their own
speakers, imported orators from all over
the Union The sum total of their efforts
is paltry majority scarcely, if any
greater than that of last year, and
mere bagatelle rs compared with the I'M
Immense Republican majorlties which
Ohio has been accustomed to roll up.
SO much TO- OHIO. In Indiana the
case is infinitely worse for the Republl-
cans. Indiana was really the battle-
ground of the two parties, and so accept
cd by both. Gen. Fitzpatrick said what
was needed in Indiana was ~ bloody
shirt campaign with money" This they
had. The song of the bloody shirt went
on without cessing, day and night. The
whole state was irrigated as 1t were with
the flow of money. The Independent
candidate was bought of, and never be-
fore, since Indiana has been an organized
community, have its honest farmers boon
subject to such pressurs. The Demo-
Gratis were ut decided disadvantage in
that they had not one-tenIh of the
money possessed by their "'ponents.
1t is said here that the moa~y spent
By the Republican committee ia indiana
amounted TO ten dollars It head for every
voter in the state. rEea tie RcpIbli-
can nominee for Governor was elect u
with especial reference to his availability
&ts the grandson OF President Harrison
Glee clubs were employed to traverse the
state and chant campaign songs III the
style of 1910, when Gen. Harrison was
elected President. But the bloody shirt
aud the money and the glee clubs all
Jailed to convince the sensible, honest
farmers of Indiana and Messrs. Blaine
lngersoll " Co, may well ask them
selves whether their vile and outrageous
SANDERS were not productive of more
harm than good to the cause which they
espOused.
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STRAY MARES.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTI-
| fies whom ii may concern that he haS
in his possession two stray mares, picked
up at BenwOod, ". Va, on last Monday
evening, shortly after Il o'clock. The
mares are black with white spots on their
foreheadS one Is blind in the left eye The
owner can have the same Y proving pro-
perty and paying charges by calling on
+. NEWTON,
Oc5a Upper end OF BenwOOd.
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IsFLUENCE on OTHER STATES.

Furthermore, the news has come from
the West to-day that the indifferent sue
cess in Ohio and the Waterloo defeat in
Indiana has exerted such depressing
Influence on the Republican element in
that section that there is a strong proba-
blity of Indiana having pretty close
company next month. Yet the desper-
ate managers here do not intend to give
up the contest without another bitter
struggle. 1t is understood that addi-
tional assessments are to be levied
upon the othceholders here and else
where The bulk of the money now to
be raised will be poured into New York.
although, vain hope, some OF it will be
sent after the bad money which has al
resdy gone to Indiana. But the prestige
which now surrounds the Democratic
cause is full equivalent for all the
money and patronage OF the other side.
The po.,tion OF the administration is
rather difficult and perplexing at this
time.
ADAMPER ON THE MILITARY AkDoR.
Had Indisna gone Republican Gov.
Chamberlain would have been supplied
with all the troops be wanted without
delay, and pretexts for declaring martial
law also in Mississippi and Louisiana
would have been found. So far rs the
President is concerned he would have no
hesitation GU the subject now. But the
utter failure of the bloody shirt campaign
in the West has induced some of the
more sagscious Radical leaders to con-
slider the advissbility of such proceed
ing. The question presents itself whether
for the::sake of gaining two or three
Southern States it will be wise to risk
the loss of more important Northern
States. 1t seems settled, NO matter what
their leaders may say or do, that the mass
of the northern people will insist that the
South shall have the same privilege of
sslf-government as they have. This
knowledge may possibly prevent COM
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS. Isz
ira n WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
compfetene ws and family paper printed IN
W est Virginia. twill be sent to any ad-
ress one year for 500, Valuable preuli-
a ms to cluu AGENTS and To sn hscrtbefs.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

We are now roasting and packing in
pound papers, Il prime COFFEE, which Is
meeting with general favor nom custo-
merS and the trade.
The quality OF our Coffee We guarantee
at all times TO be equal If not superior to
any other IN he market.
Ask your Grocer Tor IL. Take no other.
Get a paper and be convinced of what we
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INDIANA AND THE PRESIDENCY.

The fifteen electoral votes of Indiana
are now just " sure for Tilden and Hen
bricks rs that the sun shall shine. 1t is
not at all logical to compare Tilden with
Greeley and to point to the fact that
Grant carried Indiana after Hendricks
had been elected Governor. An i'm
rnense mass of Democrats not only in
Indiana but all over the country were
dissatisfied with Greeley's nomination
and refused to support him, while the
party was never more united than it
is now in favor OF Tilden and Hen
bricks Republicans and Democrats here
both feel this, and while the former are
respondent in the extreme, the latter are
exceedingly sanguine. The assurance
OF indiana's vote in November, it is be-
lieved, will be certain to bring that of
New York, New Jersey and Connect
cut. The shrewd political weathercocks
have already transferred these four
states from the doubtful list TO the Til
den column. This tells the whole story
Of November.
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OUR FLOURS.

Embrace the following brands
Perfection, SheRTer's Best, Bean Ideal
and Ciry Mills.
These fiours are too well known TO need
commendation. We have the exclusive
sale of them.
We solicit an examination of our stock
be close cash buyers.
oct6 NEILf. d ELLINGBAM.
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REFINED SUGARS.

Syrups, Coffees, Teas, Tobacco, Carolina
Rice, Cheese, Mackerel, Herring, Goldfish,
Mince Meat, RaisiHs, Prunes, Currants, DC.
We are sole agents for the
MIAMI PaWDER COMPANY.
A full stock on hand at all times of Rock,
Coal, Rifle and Lucking Powders. Also
Sntaty Ease
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A REPUBLICAN LAMENT.

A REPURLICAN LAMENT.
A LONG WAY AFTER TENNYSoN.
Break, break, break,
D, gently break the news,
That Indiana's totally lost
And Ohio doesn't enthuse.
O. well for the 'rithmetic man
That he counteth up his gains;
And well for the Governor good
That he sings as he dons his jeans.
And still the returns come In,
And the districts to hear from appal
But, y, for the fiirt OF bloody shirt,
And the voice of Bob Ingersoll!
Break, break, break,
Break gently the newsto US.
Alas, though October Is bad enough,
November will be wuss.