Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
CHAPTER v.-rn4 PIRATES nryEr

CHAPTER y.-ruG rIaATEs' EFyEG,
OMulgan and his merry men were pass
ING the evening in a hilarious manner at the
Chiefs Cave, which was elgibly located
among the ellis, and fitted up with gas, baths
aud all the modern improvements, including
the com orts Of a home, and withiu five min
utes walk9f The depot.
The corsair CHIEF was in a festive frame Of
mind, and absorbed his rum and molasses
with no little industry and tcuacity Of pur-
pose. iii compliance with a highly euthusi-
tic call, he arose and addressed his men in
mas'rly speech. We regret that We only
have space for syuop-i5 of the eminent
speakers remarks. After aiiudiug to the rise
and growth Of affairs, and administering a
WltH,ripg rybuke TO |Ae oppo-tloa, he said :
"Comradcs ! am q oocessiauiat, and am for
Peace and two Governments ! am the
friend Of virtue. Comrades, ! am wholly
your oVn" (Cres Of Hi! hi hil and the
Chief was instantly presented with gold
hcadod cane by his brave followers, as n
slight evidence Of their esteem. The presen-
Cation was wholly unexpected, ana he could
t.UI 10 language D which to !ittiugly express
lis emo6.u4(
"ErA.o's," said the pirate, "what special
b.at.h oi industry a.a.t pursue whcrewithal
To acquire thy hash and griIdlo cakes ere
joining our noble b.rdl'
81 v4= a minstrel, ny liege," said lhc
young pirate. Il Was an end man.
"WeH. how do You feel this evening, Gin
gerT slid the Chief
"Siiuhriw-"
"DH. mo-, Ginger vo1 mean Salubrious
Wilt saaha up SIeesome reiiain, my fragile
cumralet'
II Viii, mast noble duke but Gr-t should
like To tell some rev gHgs. want to tell
you about the ico-rrcam balloon, and | also
wish +, -pei. s.ovcpjpe--"
NO. TO, said lue chief eXctediy CLEAN
Of horror passing over his Ace, sing thc song .
and the eE-miustrel sang as follows:
when Jefferson DAVIS scscahed and went
And wrote his uaaeaS Presidents,
QGo,h Yankee who the act did see,
You ye seucd your cpiaph, Jefferson D.,
With your quill 50 fine, ira Ia
Loal, on tnis pctucc my buccancr
4 crowd OF people have come here,
~ see you swing oa gallo"s tree,
The traitors fate, bold Jefferson d.!
With your quill SO fine, ira Ia.
\ thousand sos,s'i,rs bad and bold,
Shall rattle their CHAINS in dungeons old,
OF all that number none Shall 'scape
Who led us INTO this wretchcd scrape,
With their quilts so tine, ira Ia
ola (" cried the Chief, and his sword lcap'
from its ecabbard and flashed ierceIy in the
gashght. "a traitor-rr-r to the Confederate
Fig, So. SO Hast prayed tonight. Fran
c.i- .' said the Chief, groomily manipulating
the point OF his cleaning blade.
"A few, my lord - replied the trembling
rorsair.
"lf you bethiul yourself Of any clime
uureconcilel as yet to heaven and grace, So
l.cjt for ii at onct"
"Alas, my lord, what may you mean p
~ would not kill thy uuprepared spirit.
Talk you Of killingf'
81 have said y
"Well, must be allowed to say that ycu
are pretty rough"
! The unfortunate young pirate was dragged
from th, cave, but placing his mouth to the
kerhole hc executed the following, in dis
daiuful, sardonie voice;
TO MISS YANcEY INrARIs.
Miss Yaucey she is handsome,
Miss Nanccv she is tall,
And when she blows her bugIc
Lord, how the Southrons bawl
Oh blow your bugc, Ianccy,
Oh 20 1t why YOU may,
You won't last long fancy,
So throw yourself away
Miss Yanccy blows I mellow horn,
She's dashing, oily wench,
But lust as sure uS YOU are born
She cannot fool thc French.
Oh blow your bugle, Nancey Gc
So come home now, Miss Gancey,
Before you're kicked kowp stairs
Your little horn, fancy,
Amt adapted to French airs
Oh blow your bugle, Iancey, &c
Chat young man. said the pirate Chic
steruy. "is disgrace TO his sex, and is de-
void of all kinds Of noble sentiments. Lett
all take a drink"
''IIe IS a young man said a sagacious pi-
rate, in a solemn voice and with look of in
tense meaning, "he is young man, tina
young man Is, who is u young m1n-least
ways he is younger than my old Aunt sally
| should say he was some young men, or a
any rate he is some mems
"What the ID is the matter with You ?
cried the chief, in voice of horror. Han!
it man. YOU are no more lucid than an eGi'o
rial in the New York EXpressl"
Il want some rum wizzout any war-re
into it !" exclaimed the pirate. "Dye hear
rum wizzout any war-rer. An now III tel
You boat the young man"
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