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Collector
The Mayor and Finance Committee rs-
ported verbally as having Effected u settle
tlement with Louis ltush by paying ($4,8 Ga))
Four Hundred and Eight aud 6Ol lO0 Dollars
on the Trnney note OF 1886. .OO) Niue Hun
drrd aud sixty Dollars dine llth If August,
1879. Said Louis Bush having transferred
back to the town the cOlatcrals held b.y him
for securing the payment OF certain notes
against the Corporation.
On motion OF X. X. Mcbride, duly sccOn-
ded by J. H. Flee. wood, the Mayor and I'm.
provement Committee were authorized to
contract for having the Town Building ia
ken down. Motion carried.
On notion duly seconded, it was resolved
that the first money derived from the Bridge
revenues be set aside to pay the expense of
taking down the Town Building. The yeas
and nays were called for, and resulted as
follows:
Yeas-P, E Lorio, NJ. A. Legenilre, j. H.
Fleetwood, J. Badeaux, 4. X Mcbride aud
s. T. GrisamOre
Nays-nOne.
A claim Of the Recorder of Lafourche.
for recording delinquent tax list, was pre-
sented and referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
The following claims were presented and
approved, viz:
TheO Thibodaux, Collectors Fees. l2 26
Leme Mslbrough, Corporation man.. so 90
Total. $62 26
On motion duly seconded an appropriation
Of Sixty Two and 26ilOO Dollars ($62 26)
was made to pay the above claims. The yeas
and nays we're called for, and resulted a.
follows:
Yeas-P. E. Lorio, NJ. A. Legendre, J. H.
Fleetwood. J. Badeaux, Il. Il Mcbride, and
8. I 1risamore
Nays-none.
A petition was received from the ''Home
Hook Il Ladder Go No. L." and the follow
ing acton taken:
On motion of s. T. Grisamore, duly seoon
ded by j. H Fleetwood, it was resolved.
that it shall hereafter be the duty of the
Treasurer to place to the credit Of Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. l. Protector Fire Co. No.
2. and Home Hook & Ladder Co. No l, on
the first day of each month, commencing
with the first day of April inst, the SUN Of
Ten Dollars, subject to the order of the Presi
dent Of said companies respectively. for the
purpose Of enabling said comaanies to pay
their monthly rent, and for the cleaning Of
their respective engines. Adopted
On motion the Council adjourned.
p. E. LORIO, Mayor
N. I. HIGGINBOTHAM. Secretary.
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From Lockport
LoCKPoRT, April IL, 1875

EDITORS SENTINEL
At two O'Clock A. NJ. of this
date the quiet stiilness of this
place was startled by the cry of
"Crevasse ! Crevasse !" And the
inhabitants thereof reused from
their slumbers to 60 forth aud bat
tie against tue watery element.
Enquiries developed the fact that
u break had taken place at the
lower limits of the town, on the
Barilleaux place. Upon arrival at
the scene it was found that the
break was 0ccasioned from a cut
made in the levee to irrigate rico
last year, imperfectly and care
lessly repaired. The road was un-
der water for about three arpents
above the break and the small pO
tatoe field of MIR. White was com
pletely inundated. When your cor
respondent left his residence at
a quarter past two O'Clock A. NJ,
the water was entering bis yard.
After u hasty consultation of
those assembled, work was begun
and at 4 o'clock A. NJ, the leak
was effectually closed. 1t was very
fortunate that their was q batture
in front Of the levee, thereby faci
lating the work and rendering
the closing an easy matter.
The habit of cutting levees for
watering rice is reprehensible,and
a suitable ordinance preventing
the same should be made and
strictly enforced. If unfortunate
" this break could not have been
mastered the destruction to this
part of the parish would have
been iDcalculable. The Para Gre
vase. where 80 much damage and
suffering was caused, was by the
careless construction of q trough
for irrigating purposes.
To much is at stake to allow a
continuance or repetition, Of such
a dangerous practice.
Cutting levees, or imperfectly
constructing trOughs should be
considered u penal offence. as
we'll as refusing to work on public
roads.
The water in the bayou is fall
ing, and the expectation and
hopes of all is that the danger of
an overflow this year is passed.
The fields are again looking green,
the damage is not SO great as ex
pecte,l from the freeze. The rain
fall on last Friday was unprece-
dente.l. The oldest Inhabitants say
that they never saw 80 much rain.
The health of this portion of
the parish was never hetter. DR..
Caillouet says It Is disagreeably
healthy, and in consequence has
very little to do at bis profession.
The Doctor has taken advantage
of the respite accorded him, and
is having built = very nice aud
comfortable residence. Lockport,
you see, is gradually improving !:
the Messrs. Forest Bros. put up a
new house lately, and Mr.. DOnat
Breaud also /; numerous other
buildings have been erected du.
ring the past two months.
Fishing in the Lake Fields was
never better since Lent began,
disciples of Isaac Walton can be
seen daily trudging under loads
Of the tinny tribe. Don't you wish
you could join as on q fishing ex-
cursion and lay aside the cares of
life for one whole day, and sitting
patiently waiting for q bite :
Very truly, c. B.
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The warmest kind ofa hat-one
that's got stove in.
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ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
D s. CAGE, Jr. Editor.
P. SAMOAN, PrO'r 4 Business Manage

oFrIcE:-coR. MARKET AND PATRIOT ST
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VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
i Regular meeting Second Thursday

of each month.
Officers Thomas A. Badeaux, Presi.
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President J
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Rlviere
Secretary ; +. Samoan. Stage Manager; j..
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager John
Hay: Property Man; T.Bcrgerun, Costumer
A. +. Knobloch, Prompter j. L. Webre,
Assistant. A. B. Ragnn, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee of arrangements : A. B. RI.
gan: Chairman, J. N. Wright, L. Aucoin.
NJ. T. Higgingbotham.
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II A. O'SULLlvAN,
Gs ArTURNFY.AT-LAw,
Green St., between Main 3 Thibodaux Ste,
THlBODAUx, Ina,

Will practice in the Parishes of Lafourche,
Assumption, and Terreboane. tl3uo-ly
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nSCHWALD, j. G.. Shoemaker. Main
~ Street between St Louis and Green
streets.
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YVNHIRODEAt'X. JOS. T.. Phnrmarist,
i DraLer IN Patent Mcdiciasy. Perfn
merry. &C., corner Of Main and St. Philip
Streets.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TNE ToWN,
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Tl>HIBODEACX, JOS. T., Treasurer Of
the 7o,rm, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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nSULLIVAN, E. A. Attorney at Lac,
~ Green street, between Main aud
ThibOdaux Streets.
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MOORE, l. D. Attorney at La,c,-of
aSA nee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus
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FlnlIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley Il
i Keete. Proprietors, ,Leve. and jackson
Streets.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT. Acade.
NJ my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction Of Sieter St. Bernard.
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MICHELET, H. H., Parish Trens,.re,.
N1 Office, Green Street, cor. Market
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FTVHIBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Topn
l. Constable, dssessor. Collector and
Wharfnger Office Green Street between
Market and Levee
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0AZZO On. j. y e.. PAysee'Gr ana
III 1ooseAexr, Thibodaux ?, o., Laiour
che Parish, La
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ ECNIER, A.. Dealer in Forrian and
VI Do"'estic Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
nam Street corner St Philip,
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rzERNOTT, FRANK. WateAmeker amp
Il Dealer IN Hns Js'sesry DC. MAIN stroe'
1satwern Sc, Philip and jackson Strcets.
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THRONE, ]. A.. Books and stationary depot
Market street, ,bet~esn st. Philip and
s. Louis iopposite Washington Hotell.
PAoaooyupAic Gallesy, ap stairs
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1TlNIBODAUX, p. A.. Civil Engineer.
/ jackson Street. opposite st. Bridget
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H>ETKEAI., H.. Carriage Maker a,s
Horse Shoeing. corner Levce aud r
triOt Streets.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
Il subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamcntary on the personal estate of
NJ. w. NELSON WILEY,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
e1st day Of August, 1877,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate,
All persons indebted to sRid estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 21st
day of August, 1876.
THOS. II. WILEY,
au25 Executor.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-25
SERVlAN SUCCESSES
The TURKS REpULsED AS OFTEN As
THEY ADVANCE.

London, August PA disnatch
le the Reuter- Telegram Company
from Belgrade says: The Turks
yesterday made three desperate
attacks on the Servian position At
Alexinatz, and some of the Servian
batlalions lost more than a GUAR
ter OF their strength. Several Rus
SIAN officers were killed. The
Turks also lost heavily, being cx-
posed To a cross fire Of artillery
from the intrenchments. Gcnor-
al Tchernayef, who commanded
the SerVians in person. succeeded
in repulsng the Turks on each oc.
casion The Turks renewed the
attack early this morning. and
were repulscd along the whole line
and fell back Il distance oftwo llilo.
mitres. General Tchernayeir is
understood to have decided in the
event Of defeat to fall back on Dele.
grade. OnprUa, on the Moraya
river, mas been fortified rs a third
line OF defense. If General Tcb.
ernayeif is successful, he will ad-
vance on Nisch, in tho direction Of
which the Selvian General AarA,
vtolch is now advancing.
A correspondent of the DAILY
News, atBelgrade, telographs that
yesterday afternoon it was rumor.
ed that the Turks had abandoned
Saitschar, and adds: | am disposed
to believe that they have done So
in order to concentrate ALL their
forces Tor an attack on Alexinatz
AT the latter place both Sides
mhIn'alR their positions. The
The daily gazette., 1876-08-25
Q6k PER QUARTER FOlYsVys
ROO MEN AND BOYS.
BOARDTNG 9cH0oTINn ponrs |.

No extra charges whatever. Sps.iL ssa,
tion and extra private instruction iafM MI
ward pupils and young boys. 10 insrvpr
English. Classical and Math ematical Couls
French and German spoken in languassd ia
es. Natural Sciences by Prof G: S, l.a,.
III. D. Book Keeping and PenmanshipI
Prof. W. P. Hammond author Of Potv
Hammond's Books, Two Lectures vests
philadelphia Professors with the fines. 4
fullest apparatus for experiment and iIs
tration. Fine building with 55 rooms, hai
in all stories and lighted With gas; ho. MI
cold water baths and closets in each stou-
Gymnasium, &C. Ample grounds. Ha4
location.
Circular contains picture of buildings
full particulars with 100 references and let's
from Bayard Taylor, Col. Richard j. Hill
Gov. John L. Routt, Judge George N. w
hoesen, Ex-President Hill. Rev. DR.. A. I
Peabody. Rev. John Long, Samuel N ri.
Ames j. PeaseleN DR.. =, Lippincott and "
ers. School y miles by rail from Sls:I
Chestnut streets. Philadelphia. Il Id,
trains. School coach meets them regrr.
without charge. School only five miIHa
Address hWITHIN C. SH0RTLIDGE
Harvard University, A. M Media, h
auRlb-tf
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HORSE-SHOEJNG

All diseases of the foot, a nd cases If lame
ness ineinental to shooting or fast: driving
treated under thei
The daily gazette., 1876-08-25
DELAWARE COLLEGE

The next collegiate year will commence o.
Wednesday evening, september tnedh
There are Three Courses OF Study
l. The Classical;
III. The Scientific and Agricultural
III. The Literary.
A selection of Studies, however, may
made. but a regular course Is strongt!fe"'
mende1.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
Board for the collegiate year ofthirty' ana
eight weeks at IS per week .'''''s.,S W,
Room rent and incidental expenses-.' W
-.
Total ...............y .ysI
LIN
students arc required to pr0Vlde lNes
own books. and fuel for their prlyatt'~
will be furnished at cost. =,
Students who receive scholarship spS
ments are relieved from the charge IT.
ton, and the above estimate is lhefeg
duced from S194 to $13I, ..,-.,
Scholarships NAV be obtained py yapps-'
to members of the Delaware Leglsla'uisi .,i,-.
Both sexes are admitted TO Inc e'"'
class rooms.
The time table of the P. W. 4 4 hs,,
its connections is no such that slulsarT.. \.
siding within convenient distance nS II,
tend the daily sessions of the Co,lese In n
return homo at night. Weekly car l'HP
Wilmington TO Netrdrk $1 06. .,n,,b
Catalogues and further information Is'
had by addressing the President; nm
VIM. ii. PURSELl, LIZ
Newark. Del. Aug. 10, 1S76:-tosepb -
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Great falls in r. r. Stock

Great falls in r. r. Stock
New YORK, August 24.-Large-
" over one hundred thousand
shares of Delaware and Lacka,
wana changed hands to-day. The
extreme cash prices were ss4 down
to so. The Central New Jersey
sales were nearly as heavy. The
extremes, 80 down to 40 per cent.
These enormous differences since
yesterday, added to previous
heavy constant decline in the two
stocks since the spring, constitute
All aggregate loss of 100000, 900,
which falls outside of Wall ST.
The bulk of the depreciation is on
the wealthier class of stockholders
who have believed implicitly in
such men as Moses Taylor and
John Taylor Johnson, without tax.
ing note ofthc fact that for the
last five or six years these great
coal and railroad magnates have
been at war with each other or else
in sharp competition. At the COM
ing coal sale fully one-third Of the
half million tons of coal would be
of the size in general use, and that
it was the intention of the compa-
nies offering the coal for sale to
give the public the advantage of
the war which has been forced up
on them, no matter at what fig
ures the coal might be sold.
NJ Ridges Food for Infants ami Invalids
aI,
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Turks received reinforccments to
the number oil fifty thousand. All
civilians have been ordered to quit
Alexinatz, as a bombardment may
be expected to commence to night.
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THE MISS HoUSTOmS
SeltCt Day and Boarding ShrI
COMMENCES AT 900 DELAWARE Ayty-,
SEPTEMBER. ls7}

These young ladies are Thorough eS,,,,
of the most refined kind, in mind 'U%.a T',.s
and spirit. We are sure the great,,, t T3a.s iH,s
will be done to all pupils intTustej :! !.l.i ~
care. To teach the young 10 tbirk " " ;.s n
out the young mind, and to pour in,,,rssD " ~
out. of one mind into another With ih,'iatTs i,tr-
aid IN way that is useful and delirbfuiIII, HII
happy art. and this is the method and ssrx
ter OF these young ladies. Their pro.,,.,
is limited and filling up. THOSE ',, Yha Ia1% ~
the advantage of their instruction ,Ia.n ,r' l,
ply soon. The location is healthy and % ss,,.
Rient. directly on the street car roun a'T1 n.
pupil from the heart of the city h ",1,' NV
pleasant weather could step in and drss,t,,
the door, and in other weather tbs iii H..
VisoratihR anu heaithy. iySd
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No. Ridges Food for Infants ami Invalids
See advertisement.
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Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY:

SUCCESSFULLY:
Interfering Invariably cured inI one sh oe
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung hoseses ara
mediatsIy benefited and left in condition to
the aid of which nature soon effects parma.
nent cure,
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given ia cases of acutY
founder.
Diseases Of the above nature and yar;ou,
others pertaining to the foot and leg, hereto
tore considered incurabie by "Old School"
veterinarians. are by a julicious application
OF the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
office. show ing cause and effect
/, Having been at great expense TO acquire A.
thorough knowledge of the subject, and be-
ing the only. smiths in the State to whom Mr..
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method Of
treatment. am prepared to treat the wors
case the public can bring forward.
employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. III and Ila Orange ST.
DAVID ~ GILMAN.
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Pants, white lead, redlead white zinc, lror
paint, lubricating oils, linseed oil, sperm oil
lard Oil, meats foot oil, coal oil, Tiiden & Nep
hew's varnishes, English varnlshes, alcohol
surpentlne, paint mills, paints ready mixed
calcomania pictures, all kinds of foreign and
domestic glass, stained, ornamental and en-
graved; coach painters material, stencil col.
ors, ladders OF oiilcrent lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold Leaf, bronzes, verralliiona, lookIns
glass platcrs
nos. 6 AND S EAST THIRD STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
N, j. Particular attention paid 20 Ii0IJ
CD SHIP PAINTING. SIt5S HRlTS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

Nor ia IL any aspersion OF his manly
dignity to state that slight moisture
was sparkling on his long eyelashes, as
he bent to kiss his mothers cheek !!
Men are but mortal, even though they
be six feet high, and framed accord
ingly.
As she drew him in he caught u mo-
mentary glimpse Of the figure In the
apartment beyond.
You are not alone. mother p
mo: Edith Is with me-"
And who may Edith be ?"
Didn't you get my letters? wrote
nll about her"
II haven't seen letter for three
months"
Edith WIS standing where the full
brillance Of the lamp shone upon her
blushing cheek and radiant hair. as
mother and son entered the room to-
gether. Ernest stopped short, gazing
at her In bewildcrment.
"MabelW
Ernest. what do you mean9" ex.
whether or not her son had taken leave
| Of his senses "Tlis is Edith Moore"
''She is Mabel Moore, my own af
haneed wifel" said Ernest. springing
! forward and scaling his words on lii
and brow aud cheek with half dozen
kisses. while the young lady. much e
| Mrs Beckford's horror, made not th,
slightest resistance.
The next moment. however, she with
drew from his eucirclng arms, ant
glded TO the astonished matrop's side
Dearest Mrs. Beckford,' said she
softly, Il may tell you now what wa'
just trembling on my lips when Ear
nests footstep interrupted me. MY
4 a.. ~ 4, t,,t "a "a, Af,,l Ia. t,,n
YOU forgive me for stealing into voul
heart by stratagem l knew you were
Epreiudiced against one whom you re
garded as IA mere butterfly Of fashion
ana | had told Earnest that / woulC
never marry him without your consent
| Half an hour ago l promised never t'
leave you. Mother. you will not seno
mo away from you nowl"
| And Mrs. Bockford melted straight
way before the pleading sunshine oil th'
blue eyes.
II always wanted daughter" sh'
said. "hut / couldn't bear the idea o
Mabel Moore. the Bayswater heiress.
But you will love little Edith, wh'
came IT, be your companion.
II suppose ! ought TO scold you ~
deceiving me-" said the old lady "bu
IL couldn't help loving you II wer
to try ever SO hard. and that's the trutl
of the matter There. Ernest. take her
and will ring aud tell Thomas he ma
serve up dinner.
Hal As though Ernest care0 for any
} thing less ethereal than Mabe. just then
You have conquered dearest. b
! said, tendcrly. my brave hearted dni
ling. will the devotion of my whole lif
compensate YOU for ali this faithful
love2"
Mabel thought 1t would, and Mnht
was right.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
GIBSON, LEVY OR cox.
Three Ont cf Five Republican Candidates
SeOrched.
Eil,.s Lcvce n,n Certain 60 Pass.
Especial to the N. o. Democrat.l

LSpeclnl 70 tne ~. ". Oesnocrall
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The House
discussed the case Of Farwell and IAe-
moine. from Illinois. Lernoine. Demo
crat, will be seated.
The Spencer case comes next for trial.
No doubt that he will be seated.
The Investigating Committee will be
announced Monday.
Ellis capnot leave on account Of the
levee bill, and report.
Gibson, Levy or Cox will bo ehais-
man, and Blackburn will be OF the com
mittee. 1t Is proposed to bring TO light
all the doings Of the Granite building
for the past eight years. Our friends
must be ut work collecting Testimony
and procuring the names OF witnesses.
The case Is the people vs.. the robbers
and oppressors, aud the committee are
the judges.
The work OF investigation goes on re-
gardess of the Infamous decision In the
Kilbourn case, and there are already
obtained evidence against three out OF
five prominent Radical candidates for
the Presidency, which will be withheld
till after the nomination.
Ellis levee bill asks for 5000, 900 Tor
Louisiana, $500, 900 for Mississippi, $500,
900 for Arkansas, 100000 for Tennessee,
$500, 900, for Missouri and 100000 for
| Illinois.
On Monday ho will move to fix the bill
rs the special order for the first clear
day in May, and to be continued as such
till disposed Of His canvass OF the
House renders its passage certain. d.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
,t.e,e J,m.. baptist revival hymn.
Sidney and Clifford Lanicr.

BY Sidney and Clifford Lanicr.
Iaoro Sins rooster orowed, Ole Mahsters ria.
F''' DO slrcpn' time IL pas:
Wakc UP dem lazy laptissis.
ruopus -Dcy's nightly In dc erase. grass.
Dey's nightly In dc grass.
Ole Malstcrs bowed do mornin' horn.
He's blowad q powerful bias
q 1laptis'. come. come hoe dc corn,
You'a nightly In dc grass. etc
DO Meth dis .osm's done hitched; . fool.
y DO days a-breakin fas
.;aar up dat H. IN ole BRptia' mule,
"A Dcy's nightly In do grass, etc.
!. Do workmen's few an mons'rous Glow.
Do cuttona aheddin fas' ;.
Whoop look. jes' look ut de Baptis row.
Hits nightly In de grass. etc.
DE jaybird soueal to dc mockip' bird: 'Stopl
Don gimme none q yo' sass:
Better sng one song for dc Iai,tis crop,
Dey's nightly in de grass. etc.
An do ole crow crnak; Don work. no no.
Hut de ilcl lark say Yaas, yaaa. ,a,,,,,,
An 1 epec' YOU mighty glad. you aepphs'
crow, a..
Dat the Baptieals's in dc grass" ote
Lard thunder IA up 10 the plowin' match.
Lord perteep de hocin Tag. ~
Yen I,lrti hab mussy on de Bapus pateh.
Dey's nightly in de grass grass.
pey'r M ghtily In de grass,
4 by4r.n- flfaC." >t7ibna' for Mnp