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The Morning herald., 1877-05-05


CHANGES IN COLLECTION DISTRICTS,
WASHINGTON, May 4.-By order of the
President, the counties of Accomac and
Northampton, Va, have been detached from
the Second Collection DistIict Of Virginia
and added to the District of Delaware,
which is now composed Of the State of Del.
aware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
and the two counties above named, George
H. Richards has been retained as Collector
of tho Second District OF Virginia; James
Mcintyre Collector of the Delaware Diso
trict.
CONSOLIDATION OF PENSION AGENCIES.
The Executive order for the consolidation
of pension agencies has been prepared, and
will be submitted for the Presidents sigma
ture to-day. Upon further consideration, it
has been decided to reduce the number to
eighteen instead of twenty. One office in
Philadelphia, as already stated in these des-
patches, will be abolished.
The selections Of the agent to be retained
will he determined by the President. 1t can
bs stated, however, that the probability il
that General Sickel will 10 retained upon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
SUICIDES FROM BRIDGES.

The first suicide ever known to
have been committed from High
P5idge, over the Harlem River, has
been chronicled. On Tuesday a"ter-
noon a man named Abraham Cooper,
aged seventy-three years, jumped
from the bridge to the river below, a
distance of 1856 feet. He struck al
most fiat on his side or face. The
body did not sink, and although fish
ermen who saw the leap fastened to
the mans assistance, he was dead
when they reached him, having pro-
badly been killed instantly. About
twenty years ago the famous and
reckless Sam Patch jumped from
High Bridge, its height above the
water being then IA feet, Patch
struck the water feet first, disappear
ing unCer the water, but soon rose
and was picked up uninjured. Some
six years ago a man named Peter
Francis, while under the influence OF
liquor, jumped from the bridge to
show what he could do. His feet
strucz the water first, but he was SO
far over on his right side that he re-
ceivcd a terrible shock from which
he has never fully recovered. For
a long time he was laid up, his right
side being paralyzed. These are the
only instances known Of persons Jump,
ing from High Bridge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
OHIO.


Ohio, 'mopgst the>stalwart States
Her place hassWen,s
Since boldly She repudiates
Her faithless son.
She spurns the hand of unclean pow
er,
And turns a drift
The man who, il an evil hour,
Took Frauds foul gift.
-The-bribes of efie tempt her net;
In royal rage
She washes out the unseemly blot
From her far page.
Hayes came to her with honeyed
speech
And specious art,
Buthis devices failed to reach
Her honest heart.
She turns from Stanley Matthews
schemes. 80.
Foo. of the hour
And EaksasG fairfield from his dreams
Qf!illsgos power.
She brushes Sherman's boldest hope,
Revenge is sweet .1tI aa
And leaves deluded West to grope
In dark defeat.
Well done, Ohio! Stand forth now
With undimned fame!
No stamp of Fraud is OIL thy brow;
No sign of shame.
N. Y. Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Upton Missouri must be a fine
place for a law abiding citizen to live
in. Just send for our Sheriff, Mr..
Times and soon the old wal cry OF
"All quiet ON the Potomac will re-
sound through your borders.
Upton is, possibly, destined to
car up a rumpus to which the cele-
brated Bullner-H Henderson embroglio,
of Illinois, will be but a side-show.
The symptoms now are alarming, to
say. the least, and if the feud is not
crushed out in its incipieney, by the
guardians of the peace, there is no
telling how soon our sidewalks may
be freseoed with blood and our coffin
trade revived. Men of nerve. should
take such matters in hand, and see
to it that d~esperadoes are panished,
and society is rid of such dangerous
men IS at all times place the lives of
good citizens in jeopardy, swhate'er
their station, rank Dr. pelf.'-Tipton
Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

-
Senator Sherman, it is said, takes
the. Ohio election greatly to heart.
"He is a good deal cut up by it. He
is thinner and paler than usual"
This is not surprising. The voice of
Ohio vas loud enough to bring even
the unsy mpathetic John Sherman to
his senses. He was author of the
silver characterization act which the
people of Ohio have condemned. He
declared that the u. S. bonds should
be paid in gold alone-and that, too,
the Ohio people have condemned. He
is opposed TO the reconciliation of
silver-and the Ohio election shows
that the people Of that state, along
with the people of Illinois, Misso uri
and all the Western states, are in favor
of it. No wonder Mr.. Sherman is
"a good deal cut up.-St. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
THE OHIO ELECTION-WHAT
LEADING MEN SAY OF IT.

Ben. Butler: 1t is q blessing iii
disguise. You can't XII the id
Democracy, and so you might as well
let them come into power.
Conklirg: 1t VS. expected and it
was righteous. There V was a
rs-ty yet which cor'd succeed WITH
al of its working men outlawed or
ostracised.
Blaine: Yet to be heard from:
Old Ben Wade: Cd d-n the
rebel Democracy and the rebel Hayes.
I never expect to live to sec Ohio re-
deemed.
Chicago Times: Neither party
gained anything. That putrid re-
miniscence called the Democratic
party thinks it is ahead, but it
isn't.
Chicago Tribune: 1t was a clean
sweep and a terrible one. Ohio is
Democratic from Cincinnati to the
National Road. If Ohio were all it
would not be SO bad but Pennsylva-
MIA, New York and Wisconsin are in
imminent danger.
Chicago Inter-Ocean: The old
rebel yell Tas heard long and loud il
ono last Tuesday. The Republicans
are beat, Hayes beat everybody
was bea. but roln Ewing, Durbin,
w "a, Tile Confederate brigadiers, and
Geo. III. Pendleton. Evidently the
country is going to the devil.
Z st. Paul Pioneer Press: They say
there is comfort in Iowa. Bless
Iowa, but who wants to hear anything
from Iowa when Ohio has gone clean
and cleo" to the devil.
Milton Saylor: L believe, if we
had known, we night have added on
a few thousand more just by way of
making IL H~ntlf'ious.
: len G.. Thurman: / did not
miss the result five thousand. We
will hold the State for twenty years.
Ex-Gov. Thos. A. Hendricks: 1t
is too soon to estimate the full force
and effect of this great victory. Its
influence on The November election
viii be immense.
Henry Clay Dean: 1t is but the
BEGINNING of the end. Take awaJ
the public plumber and there is no
lor rer any Radical party.
Hayes: Oh, what a shame that
my W State should forsake me.
Sherman: My! won't the papers
punch me up about my policy, but
don't think it was al my fault. Eli
Bro. Hayes!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
PLEASE READ THIS.
EXTRACTS eom L. s. Rev sed Sta
utes.

EXTRACTS som L. 5. Rev sed Stat
uIes.
Section 3,324.-Every p2!son who
emD.ies or d avs off, or causes to be
emptied or drawn off, any distilled
sr It's from Il cask or package bear
ing any mark, brand, or stamp re-
qrired by law, shall, at the time of
emptying such cask or package, eff
face aid obl'terate said maxi, stamp
OF brand. " Every person who
fails to eiface and obliterate said
mark, stamp o. brand, at The time of
emptying such cask or package = =
shall De deemed gully of a felony,
and shall be fined rot less than five
hundred dollars, o moe than ten
thousand dollars. and imp 'isOned not
less than one year nor more than five
years.
Sec. 3,376.-Whenever any stamp
ed boz, bag, vessel, wlaoper or en-
vclOpe Of any Kind, containing to-
bacco or snuff. is empt' ed, tie stamp
o. stamps thereon shall be destroyed
by the person in whose hands the
same may he. And eve person who
willtully neglects or refuses SO to do
shall, for each srch oifense, be fined
fifty dollars, and imprisoned, not less
than ten days nor more ,han six
months.
Sec. ~3,4O6,-Whenever any stamp
ed containing cigars, chero OTIS or ci-
garettes, is cmptieG, it shall he the
duty of the person in whose l. s,G
the same is, to destroy utterly the
stamps thereon. And any person
who ~willtully ncgelcts or refuses so to
do, shall, for each such o~tfense, be
fined not exceeding fifty dollars and
imprisoned not less than ten days nor
more than six months. 2j-1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

We notice with unfeigned sorrow
that our dear SISTER Sankey, has
shaken the dnst'gf journalism from
her sandals and retired from the
renn Of newspaperdom. The Holden
Enterprise has been sold to r. X.
kirkpatrick, of the Holden Republi-
can, and Sister Sankey's pointed pen
win puncture us in the ribs no more
forever, (unless she breaks out in a
new place). Let MS, not, however,
mourn as those without hope, for she
q come to us though we can never
30 70 her.
Twas ever thus, etc.
She published q live paper and had
= heap Of git up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
III

Abroad in our land, by Satan's vile
hand,
Are the seeds of Intemperance
sown,
How few the temptation a nobly
withstand,
And let the vile bug juice alone.
Men of intellect rare, and appearance
fair,
Are among their interiors thrown,
And often degraded when out ON a
tear,
When they ought to let bug juice
alone.
And sometimes a man does all that
he can
This habit so dire to disown,
But when no one is by, takes his
'budge' on the sly.
When he ought to let bug juice
alone.
And oft a dead beat lies spraWleC
out on the street,
With his visage all covered will
blood.
And the street gamins cry to tn
folks that pass by;
sThis yer childie is chock full o
mud
A miserable lout with a rum-colore,
snout,
In an owly condition appears:
Round the rum mills aud ranches Il
rlmbles about,
Till The bug juice Stops out of b.
cars.
4 Young men ofto-day, pray keep OF
l of its way
| Ere the habit a monster has grow
Fair Fortune will smile if you ,ruI
can say,
, Thank God, Eve let bug Jul,
alone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

As the old man picked himself ur
with an aching stomach and bleeding
nose, after an ate npt to catch a base
ball, he exclaimed in pitiful tones
eYer a bringin' my sorrows down t
a hairs breath o. the grave. That
the most deadliest plaything l ev,
seen. If / was the Bazaar of Rooshi
Id load my cannons with base bal
and send them ar Turks acrost t
Balkany mountains with more th,
the velossypede of a telegraph d
patch"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
ELECTIONS, TO BE HELD THIS
YEAR. @

Louisiana, Nov. 9th, full ticket.
Minnesota, Nov. 9Th, full thicket.
Mississippi, Nov. 9Th, Legislative,
Nevada, Nov. 9Th, full ticket.
New Jersey, Noy, 9th, Legislature
and county. II
New York, Nov. 9th, Legislative
and state.
4 Pennsylvania, Nov. 9th, legisla-
tive. Il
/ South Carolina, Nov. 9th, legisla-
tive.
Tennessee, Nov. 9th, full ticket.
Texas, Nov. 9th, full ticket.
Virginia, Nov. 9th, full ticket.
Wisconsin, Nov. 9th, full ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The River Side Press accuses us
of stealing one Of its editorials, and in
the same issue we find n extra on
Berry spread out in fine style and
not a bit of credit do we get for it.
Bro. Jamison, you think you are sly,
don't you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

When they want to find out in the
country if a girl is counting OF not,
an old lady steps in and remarks; II
say, there amt no one sick In this
here house or nothin' is there? / seen
a light burnin' nigh onto II CLOCK
last night; but l don't smell no cam
phire nor nGthin' around"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

His teeth began to chatter over /
Ice cream. He buttoned up his jack
eft and swallowed another mouthful.
That settled it. He jumped up from
the table and started to where the sun
could shine on him, exclaiming !:
ssWhoopeei Plenty damn cold grub.
No cookie nuff. Freeze belly all
saine like Ice wagon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

In an editorial on the greenback
question, the Mexico LEDGER gives
the Greenback men the following ex-
celrent advice every word of which we
heartily approve:
"There is no possible show Of sue
cess in independent action. There
fore, we say, stick to the Democratic
party, voting however, for no man
who proclaims hard money doctrines
-Fredericktown ~Jeffersonian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
E Is NO DEATH.

There is no death, An angel forms@
Walks DER the earth i'll silent tread,
lie bears our best loved things away,
And then we call them dead.
Born into an und ing life,
They leave us but TO como again;
With joy we welcome them-thc same
Except in sin and pain.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless universe
Is life-thcre are no dead!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

We give a full account this week
of Berry's capture, confession and
death, also an account of the orrigi-
nal ROBBERY. This account of Berry
is the only full account in print. 1t
was no small job to get all the facts
and minute particulars in the account,
but we believe we have them and trust
they will interest our readers. Mon
day we issued six hundred extras
which went off like hot cakes which
shows how they were appreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

When a man is in love with one
woman in a family, it is astonishing
how fond he becomes of every one
connected with 1T. He beats time
when the darling little Fanny per-
forms her piece on the piano, and
smiles when wicked little Bobby up
sets the coffee on his shirt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A lady walking on Broadway q
short time ago, a gentlenlan's button
caught in the fringe of her shawl.
Some moments elapsed before the
parties we're separated.
Il am attashed to you, madam
said the gentleman, good humorediy,
while he was iadustriously trying to
get loose.
"The attachment is mutual, SIR"
was the lady's ~good-natured and hui
nlorous reply.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Its a tremendous wear on q mans
moral faculties to admit that u blotchy
red, hairless, toothless, noiseless.
sour, squalling "mamma's darling"
is 1.-THE sweetest, prettiest baby that
ever+lived," but it is often required
to preserve neighborly relations in
tact.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

California is said to have lost $780,
600 900 this season by the lack of
water, and these figures may be large
ly increased by the statistics of the
failures of dairymen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A PATIENT LAD.-"Bcn,' said n
father the other Gay to his delinquent
son, Il am busy now, but as soon as
! can get time, mean to give YOU a
fogging."
''Ilon't hurry yourself, pa" replied
the patient lad. Il can watt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Time changes all things. Even the
young lady who is to-day working a
worsted Thomas cat on a blue back
ground of perforated pasteboard,
may, in a year from now be working
a yellow patch on the background of
"a perforated pair of pants for u man
with long hair, red eyes and a wart
on his nose. Who knows?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Some of the women voters of Chey-
enne, Wyoming, wanted the election
postponed a week or two, because
they were busy canning fruit and
making jam, and1couldn't leave their
work. When it comes TO a question
of jam or politics, lovely woman's
voice is for Jam. ALWAYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

a rich but parsimonious and very
old gentleman, on being taken to task
for mis- observation-disclosures, said: TRUE,
| don't give much; but if you only
knew how it hurts me when | give
ANYTHING, yoa wouldn't wonder. !
am in hopes to feel different when
inherit brother BilPs property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
sscRIrTIoS PRICE, 50 PER ANNuM-
TO U SUBSCRIBERS.

There are a great many of our sub
scribers who are more than one year
in arrears, and also a-good many who
are two years behind. We are in
need of money, and hope all who are
SO much as one year in arrears will
come forward and pay up: W. can
not succeed in our business if ou1
subscribers do not pay up their sub
scriptions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

At the funeral of a woman in Shaw
son, the other day, a neighbor in at
tendance, feeling it necessary to say
something sympathetic to the afflicted
husband, kindly observed: you've
got a splendid day for the funeral"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Now come the days when the sturdy
farmer dumps a load of dirt into
some mudhole in the highway, yells.
claw! Lack" at his off OK, pricks
the nigh one with a bradawl, and
goes home under the impression that
he has worked out his road tax in
full,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Those Ohio clerks who went home
from Washington to vote were but as
a few dry leaves in a tempest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

WHAT THE ROBBERS MIssED.-In-
stead of $500, 900 government silver
on the Union Pacific train, there 535
silver bars, each weighing 1900 troy
ounces its aggregate value being about
S6S3.47f.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

W. should feel jolly if our own
Buckner should happen to walk oil
with the Speakership prize. Stranger
things have happened, however.
-Fredericktown J%effersorian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

AS soon as Hale gets bis bogus
piano factory in operation again he
intends presenting the White House
with one of the instruments. MI.
Hale is a consistent man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The census of our town continues
to increase i'll the good old fashioned
way" and the voice of the infant boy
is heard abroad when he elevateth his
heels and squalleth aloud for milk.
Wright, 10 lbs. as usual.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

There is scarcity of roots in the
West this year, aad the Digger In
dams believe that some of them may
be driven to eat rabbits and quails
before the winter is over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The vote for Speaker at the last
ballot stood, Randall 149, Garfield
1872, Randall's majority Is. "Wonder
what was the matter with Morrison? p
He is a hard money man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

'My dears, 1 miss something or.
somebody, 1 can't tell what or who,"
said Jones to his children, as he sat
down to tea the other night. s'Pel-
haps it's MOTHER" said little Billy;
ssshe's gone over to Aunt James to
tea" The child vas right. 1t YVES
Mrs. Jones who was missed, and
Jones said in continuance: "Well,
let us have a quiet supper, then"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

1t is the oyster dealers who start
these little paragraphs about Mrs. So
and So finding $500 pearl in ar oys-
ter. One can hardly help buying four
cans at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

There are eighteen Republican ex-
cuses why Ohio went Democratic, but
Ben. Buffers is probably the most
lucid. He says: "She went because
she did, and damficare!"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The great cry among the ignorant
nowadays is, "Giye us the Collar of
II daddies." If they will only sup
ply us with the buckwheat cake, hon
ev, butter and sweet milk of our
mammies, we won't grumble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Happy is the man who chaIkcd his
stovc-pipes when he took them down
last spring. Smiles of pleasure chase
each other over his face. and great
contentment abideth within his heart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Nearly every merchant a.. town has
a lien OH his stocE. Some OF these
..Ieins'' are - well settled that they
80. scarcely be moved even by per-
sons wishing to purchase goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The British navy worked a whole
week to blow up a wreck sunk in the
Channel, and now the London pa
pers are blowing up what's left OF
wreck and navy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

As Frost and Metcalf contested
each others elect'on from the Third
District of Missouri the of
neither appeared on the roll when the
House convened.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Everybody thought it was a match.
aud so did he, and so did she, butlas
pet CON a whack with the malleS that
sounGed like a torpedo, and he-he
laughed: 1--WE meet as strangers"
she wrote on her cuff, and showed it
!. him. "Think of me as no more,"
he whispered srlkily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Gently glide the days alorg, and
the house-fiy that knows his business
will soon begin to pick up cotton bat
ting and hunt for ~creviccs in the
stove pipe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Geo. III. Pendleton, of Ohio, takes
the late Stanley Matthews place in the
Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A Baltimore belle when told by the
waiter that they had no more goose
berries, exclaimed, ''What has hap
pened to the goose 2" The waiter
wiIted,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

''Just keeping it lighted for anolh-
er boy" is the latest Juvenile inven-
ton when a mother comes suddenly
upon her little boy with acigar in his
mouth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Reyes who has been at the Central
Stables buying horses has purchased
z in Mexico and ) ut Fulton. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

1t is a law which God himself has
made, that the arrow which is shot
from the prosecutors bow, shall re-
bound and pierce the prosecutors
heart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

In the creation of man, God began
at The outside; bat in the work OF =
generation, he first begins within-at
the near..-Bunvan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

a chord of love runs through all
the sounds of creation, but the al OF
love alone can Distinguish it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

lit is said that Ben DeBar left $780,
600 behind him." Well, a fellow who
died near this city, the other week.
left the whole world behind him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The Republicans concede the State
of Pennsylvania in Nov.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Louis. &c. 3 Northern Railr,ad 7
Table.
EAST.
Mail train leaves at............12 30 D.. m
Night Express leaves at......1. so u m
Mail Train leaves at........2 80 d. IN
Night Express leaves at....a..2.43 a. m
Chicago and Alton II. Il,
GOING EAST
Jefferson anu Fulton Exp. arrives
at. 1880 a.. m.
Accommodation (mixed train) run
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana leaves. 49,. 800 D. m.
Bc,ver Express leaves. 200 a. IN.
GOING WEST.
Jefferson and Fulton Express
leaves. MISUNDERSTANDING :50 p. m.
Accommodation (mixed trainl rum
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana arrives. ..,.. 1880 a. m.
Denver Exnpess arrives. $50 a M.
WDenver Express, leaving
The only train to Chicago without
change of cars. If
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all who
+ concerned, thatI will at the Mo-
vember term, 1877, of Audrain coun-
ty probate court, make final settle-
ment of the estate of Tilson Walden,
deceased. I. j. SIMS,
Admir-. of Estate of L. Walden,
deceased. Sept. 18th III. % At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Little Rock Arkansas has had a
$55, 900 blaze.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Sam Randall is Speaker of the
House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

This is the time of year when the
prudent man will not join the church
until after the winter stoves are all
mn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A subscription to buy Howari a
silver tea-set is nowir ordei. Some
re of a s'set'' would
teea 5eeoef than a cane, which
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A clear conscience is sometimes
sold for money, but never bought
with 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
NOTICE.
FINAL

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others. interested in the e~stateof DR..
J., ). BRYAN, deceased. that |. j. w. Bry-
an, administrator of said estate. intend to
make q ii nal settlement thereof, at the
next terra of the probate court of Audrain
county, o be held at Mexico Mo-, on the
18th day Of November 1877.
j. W. BRYAN.
% At. illustrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Stanley Matthews ''no more
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Boarder-" What large chickens
these are!" "Lahalady-s'Yes,
chickens are larger than they used to
be. Ten years ago we couldn't get
chickens as large as these Boarder
(with an innocent air)-"No, / sup
pose not; these must have grown a
great deal in that time" Landlady
looks as though she had been misun-
derstood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Wonder if the above is meant fol-
poetry. If.so, we see the point.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

ssThere is no place like home," said
a fop, the other evening, to a pretty
young lady. "Do you really think
sop said the young lady. ooh,
yes,'' was the reply. "Then," said
she, sswhy don't you stay there"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
Shame Sherman!

Go west. Hayes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

And they ''Bob White" it from
early morn till dewy eye.-Louisiana
Press