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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The NaUnf EngageDssat bettceen the MsjYt-
mac and Monitor Called TO tie Attention
of ParLfament-The London Times on
american lfatrS. . ..
arrived with Liverpool advices to the 30th ult.
Lord Palmerston had so far recovered as to at.
tend cabinet council on. the 2sth.
Sir 2. Smith had given notice In the House Of
Commons that he would call attention to the en-.
Ragement between the iron-ciad war steamers
Merrimac and Monitor, and ask whether, in con-
sequence OF Its results, the Government would
not suspend the construction Of IRON plated ships
until the question Of ron-plated gunboats Is con-
sidered ~ 'sr
II proposed that the Lord Mayor OF Londen
call publ lie meeting to adopt vote Of thanks TO
Mr Peabody for his muniHcent charity to the
poor Of London. .-Ef
The Times has a sarcastic editorial article on
the taxes about to beimposed by the United States
army, when released, to collect them, and init
mates that il will not be submitted to.
Cyrus Field, Esq, returns In the Asia. He en-
tertains the most saDguine opinion OF the ultimate
Glass, Elliott & Co. have offered to contract for
ana lay ~ at bare cost price, reserving all claim
for profit I'LL its efficiency is demonstrated.
A brilliant entertainment was held at the resi-
sdbject Of the proposed Atlantic cable. great
many Influential men were present. and many
speeches were made IL was thought that Eng
land should take the initiative.
The Paris Bourse was depressed and fuctua.
ting, but closed frmer at 69f. 75c.
fhe smalgamation Of the southern and regular
armies of Italy has been officially decreed.
The rebel schooner G.. y Evans was passed on
the lth Of March by the g Fleming, from Bom-
bay There was an unknown American ship
alongside, and the Union flag was lowered when
the ships parted company.
The shi G. w Conner, from Boston to San
tiagO, has been abandoned at STA and her crew
saved.
The ship A. II. Stevens, from Maumain for
Queenstown, has been totally wrecked at Bulle
Bay.
QUEENsTOwN, March 3O.-The ship Lizzie
Rice, from Bath to Bordeaux, has arrived here
leaky
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 2g.-Cott0n firm and un-
chlnged; sales OF 2 $50 bales. The advices from
America have had no percep'ible effect on the
market
Breadstuhs very dull. Provisions ruled quiet
but steady
LONDON, March 80 -Consols closed on Satur.
day evening at 90 Y 59;% for money
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXvIIth CONGR ESs-sscsnd Ss..t...

SENATE After our report closed Yesterday
ne Dill to amend an act dividing the State OF
Illinois into two judicial districts was passed.
The Court Of Claims having made decisIons
adverse TO the claims Of Sweeny Rittenhouse
fant Co, and Thomas b. Graham ioInt reso.
TUTORS weie adopted confirming the decisions
MI. McDougall presented the following resolu-
hon, and he asked that 10 be printed 80 that SEN
ators could understand it. He said he should call
il up on Monday:
RssOlrsd, That the Secretary of War he re-
fuesleo 70 INFORM The Senate at once on the fol-
lowing points, viz:
Whether or not Brigadier General Charles
4. stone has been arrested by any person in an
monty In ihe War Department or In the army of
the United states; and IL he has been 20 arrested
rom whom the order for General Stones arrest
originally proceeded, whether the Secretary him.
=. sen of tue General then commanding the army of
the Potomac. ~. - - -
Z Also, whether at the time OF such arrest Gen
stone was not subject to the articles Of war and en-
tltled to the benent OF them; and II he was no sub
Ject ana entitled, whether or not he was arrested
ior violation Of any and which Of those articles
and on whose complaint G. en- Stone wa. s,,e,,ed
ahd by whom, IL by any person, Charges have
Deen preferred agai0s, him; snd that The Secre
tafy OF war be requested 10 communicate to the
Senate the specifications under such charges as
iuily as his present information will enable him
TO stste them. ~
3 Also, whether any, and II any what. s,eps
charges and specifications; and IL an, such stem.
nave been 80 taken, whether not the prosec
OF the matter has been entrusted TO the Judee
advocate General OF the Army. or OF the army of
the Potomac, or to some other, and what other.
sPeciai Judge advocate; and II not TO either OF
SAID judges advocate general, why the Gaze of
zen. stone did not take the customary course
wnen general offcer 10 arrested, aud whether or
not either OF the judges advocate above specialIv
Named has bsen, and when, first consulted in this
matter. ~ - ; " '-''
4. Also, whether or not Gen. stone has. at any
time, and when. and how often, In person or bv
n inar N lat II
wnether ne has not represented to the Secretary
oi az tne Injustice which he supposed would
result TO him from deferring his trial by reason
OF me death Of important W illnesses In any man
nef connected him with the administration of
mis- late command upon The Potomac, and what
answer, II any, has been made to such represen.
tation bY or on behalf OF Cen Stone. . :"
o. Also, whether or not the substance Of saisi
charges, more or Iess, has been in any, and in
what way, and upon whose aeplication. comm.
nleated to Gen stone; and, II not, why not, and
IL not, whether or not Gen. Stone has applied an,
rectly of indirectly for such charges.
o. Also, whether any and what priveleoes "a bavs
Injured 10 Gen. Stone under the Articles of War
Nos "a, 50, and 81, and Nos. 221 and 213 of the
Revised Regulations Of the Army, and what
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Later from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Sailed, steamer God =
den Age, for Panama. carving $50 passengers nd
s6?O,mO In treasure for New York and $50 ,SJO
for England.
SAN FRANCIsco, April 2.--The steamer John e.
Wright has been purchased at $4,000 for the
China trade
wyoming has arrived AlsO the Narragansett
Dates from Japan TO the 10Th Of July, via Vic to.
ria, per the British steamer Charyb berO, have been
received.
AT Ilkalmno teas had an upward tendency.
Several cargoes were loading for England. Silks
were improving, and the other japanese products
Were In limited supply, In consequence OF the
government holding the merchandise back. 1t
mas perfect control over all mercantile matters
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AFFAIRS AT RIcHAoNp.-A correrpondent Of
the Cnarleston Mercury, writing from the rebel
capital, says that the "city defences Of Richmond
consist OF fortincanons 50 close to the town that
that the enemy, once within the range OF the ynns
OF these fortifcations, could with their rIfed
cannon shell us out.''
The same writer, after alluding to the hume
expected, remarks:
"The late army Of the Potomac is concealed;
some profound strategy Is being executed; and
there are shrewd intimations in political circles
that some great srsst is about to happen. An al.
rack on the AdDsiHisfTattoM aad its men bV On. of
rae MOST enitnsHf men Of ths times, IN Congress-
as delayed sEnI is great fails or sUcessds -
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Relief for the Waunded

ST. Louis, April 10.-The steamers fitted az
noatin8 hospitals left here Yesterday for the Ten
nessee river, and large contributions Of all kinds
OF supplies are being made to day To furnish two
more, which will leave this evening. The
Western Sanitary Commission are moving
every effort will be made Tor the speedy relief OF
our wounded soldiers at Pit'sburg Landing Col
kelion, Assistant Adjutant General. and Gen.
ketchnm are in charge, while Gen. Halleck 10 in
the field
LOUISVILLE, April lO.-FOrty physicians and
nurses arrived from Frankfort this evening, and
Will Immediately leave on tie steamer Autoc rat
for Fort Donelson and Pittsburg Landing. Sever
al other boats, with similar aid are passing down
the river from this city and elsewhere
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BALTIMORE PREsBYTERY- Second DaU,s pyo.
eesdiHgS.-Body met at 9K O'Clock. The COM
inttee ON the records OF the Fourth Church recon-
mended their adoption, with the exception of the
minute concerning the action Of the pastor in
refusing TO observe the appointment Of Governor
Hicks, OF MARYLAND, Of November ~, 1861, as a
day OF Thanksgiving. Rev. Mr.. Lefevre, the
psstor claimed IL az the especial right and priv-
lege 81 every Christian 10 refuse the observance Of
any day not warranted by the decalogue Amer a
spirited debate, the vote Of exception was lost
Kew A Il. Cros gave notice OF his Intention 10
enter protest against the action Of Presbytery,
and lengthy debate ensued which was partici
pated IN by the most prominent members; when,
on motion, the report was recommitted
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GAS FITTING, &c,

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited tiII the 18th
daJ OF April. 1862, at IL O'Clock IN for snpplyins
thS me united states Snb. Dept with 600 head oi
BEEF CATTLE on the hool. Va
Inc Cattle to be delivered at washington eit,
ana eaoh animal 20 everags so pound. zTnss
weight; no animal adm tied which weig hs ess m An
i,90o pounds gross. "S '"~i'
The Cattle to bo delivered at such times And in
suen quantities. a. the G0vernmeat NAV resuiTa
Cattie viii be reSulred under this oontrsct soon
wanted. Nd o"tis not
IA 10 SsIs: with good and satisfactory security,
scysInne1t reserves to esslf the ri sht to PAY in
No bad viii be entertained when put IN by con-
uactois wno nave previously IA, led TO comply with
.eIr oontrsots. or where the bidder liz not present
to IssPono 70 MS bid and ali bids to be accompa-
MED by Two guarantees.
Ihe namee oi firms shopld be stated In full with
thS procse sIaress OF all the members OF the d rm
q, blds W ne dlIeeted TO Major A. BRckwITH, O. X
U. >. A., Washington, ID. c. - -
,, Form af Gkav0,tlse.
We, OF the count of -, and Stata of
F any OF the county of -, aud state
GIN ao hereby guarantee that - lie able to
ihIhI conIact IN acoOrdance with the terms Of
nls pIopesttion, and that should has Proposition bs
ne " III at once enter into Contract In
soooIGoneo herewith. Should the contract be
Awsioeg him We are prepared 10 become his secu
tiaes' ~ inis guarantee mus. be appended TO each
J. m
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III Last Friday the NJ f. Methodist conf.,.
ence, sitting at Westfeld, was broua ht 70 stand
In the case Of a person asking admission 10 their
connection, on the objection that he chs,csd
majority were opposed to receiving any new
member using tobacco, and 20 the case was laid
over.
IL nian, % yean old, was recently married
In Newburypoft, Mass 10 woman 60 years old
The woman had before been married twice. :
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Destructive Fire

CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y, April lI.-Lewis' Ho.
Tel and Birge's Hotel, Rhinney's Buildings,
Peck's Hotel, Edwards cabinet shop, aud a mum.
S20h
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SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.
TIE ADAMS EXPREss COMPANY

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
10 thelr Families ct aoe on the lines CT their
Express 81 charge of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For AMY SUN NOT BxoERDINs FIFTY DOLLARS;
And proportionate additional charge 10 pisces
reaehed by connecting Expresses.
The remittance, Whistler 6 old. Treasur, Notss.
or Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed IN an en-
elope and securely sealed, ard have the full sd-
crees the! uding town, Post Office, Gn3 state and
IN o!nes ths street And numberl OF the person 20
whom 20 be sent, and the amount legiblJ marked
thereon.
ofhoe " WI
mltt.Roe should be urepaIi
oh e I'm ADAMS MSEXPREss COMPANY,
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NisW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHEopEssry ROWE
E E Y u,
WIS1cvf MkrAL PLATE OF CLA.Ps,

DE-, 8, Il. sIGESMOND,
sAo brsGxSSt, Nss York-36o Pena syIe Isfs A,
r. sssS, tst,ssss l2tk sad l5sk SIS, WaSktnrtor
Al!s the Skantion of the public to the following
S0l hlslmpToVed system: <<<m
i. Eko Bocth OF his manufacture viIISS&ssr%
1evef cSfoae nor change color by any <E&&S6
Scsos, esu.s three- toCrths lighter than .uy otbsr
No H,eth or roots need be extracted, Is al q
etuess& ones can be inserted over thenl,
aobe, Al ne'ei
:. 40 Temporary teeth are uosJeo as ,ermsnsn.
% %xnei can be made Immediately, thereby preserTius
.nr natural expression of the face, which prdeS
ID old system is frequently disfgured.
Ehls work has been fully tested over i've wars
sountrJ. Vi VII
Dr, 3 has also invented . white ande.tructiye
netl hllinE, with which the most aensItivs teeth
can De filled without psin, aud can build M A scr
iect, sound tooth on any side roots which viii ia
The best of references riyen--to DIR. v, Mott; DIR.
indssm EiodIemSS: Profos.p- Of chemstry, ~. y; Hon.
tn tsuut0 Ts1no, OF the supreme Court OF Washing
Cal and examine for yourself, nossm
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DENTISTRY.

M rEEEa.
Hn. kOOMIS. NJ. D., tne IN Eentor aad patentss
sIIta sItas MiNERAL PLASt TEETH, a. S-z1Ss
Many persons can vea. these teeth VINO S1IGo
einnot wear othe-t, Sn| no person c1u veAr othsy.
VINO cannot wear ti.eve,
fersoas calling aI rnJ once can be accommodated
,n siy stJLe and price OF Teeth they may dcsre;
oat 70 70 oee who o. particular and ylsh the pnres
eeanort, strongest, ald most perfect dentufe thai
~ scsG krodnse. the MINERAL PLATE Will bs
Roo M IN teis oity-No. s3s "a. s,sn.o, bstvse,
~ An lefh sts. Also, soT Arch rtreet Fhilsdsi-
SAls. <-IT
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A Suppossd Priyateer

BosroN, April IL "A Hamburg letter, dated
March ~, says the British steamer Bahama is
there, loading with guns and ammunition. TO
clear Tor Matamoras. The writer has been aboard
OF her, and thinks that she IL Intended as priva-
feor
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ID OffIC L..
dGNT OF STATE,

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WARRINGTON, January IS, 1862.
The Secretary OF State will ne reafter receive
Members OF Congress on busIne. on SATURDAYS,
commencing With Saturday, the first of ne1i
month
Jan z7-u WILLIAM SEWARD
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READ,
READ!!
READ!..
AND BE CONVINCED
AND BE C0SViNCED,

Extract from ths "Star - February %, 1862.
DAYToN's CRACKERS AND EXCELLENT IIEs-
ihotel and gestaIrspt Keepers, Satlers', BCCse-
seepers, and Grooers', should not f.i to secure A
supply OF the perior Crackers sai Pies, msuu-
40 ured BY Dayton, 4s6 Iith street, between s
en9 y, Dayton manufactures all kinds of Cakss
ano Craokers ofthe best material and epery hOBss-
keeper well svsre of the great superiority OF the
etter when fresh from the ovens, 20 those shipped
from Northern cities. Suffers viii find IL greatly 10
tneir interest 10 examine Dayton's Crackers and
fles before purchasing elsewhere.
we will show the names of more than q soore OF
suffers who have used Pies man uiactured by
other BAKERS, and were obliged TO come 10 ne
hnai}, and Fay us two do. a-s more per hundred
In order 10 get al article which the men could eat
without making them sick.
From fhe COTreSposdeHt Of ths Nstc York Dispdtek
We notice with must p;easuTe the
PopuarIty oil our eEterpTisIng fellow citizen. Jas
L. Dayton, IN the Bakery busin.ss IN this CITY
his goods.
We learn that members Of the SANITARY Com
mlttee nave ate Of his Pies, and pronounce them
heethful; and we must say in Justice, that we
never partook gilmore delicious Pies in our ilfe
SntleIs rom every seotIcn and Families from
Oil quarters OF the oltJ, sold to his Bakery.
We strongly invite families to try our
PIC NC CRACKERS,
BOSTON CRACKERS,
SLICED APPI.E PIES,
RASPBERRY PIES.
DhITON'S Bakery, ass Eleventh street,
nm on Between and n.
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SOLDIERS PAY.
HARNDEN,s ExpREss

hAkNDEN'S EXPRESS
WILL FORWARD SQnDIERS' REMIT
" TANCES
WHsrAkR MoNlY Or ALLOTMENT DRABTs.
10 their at any piace on thelines of thsir
r Express st charge of = = : -
+ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS -
For any sum not exceeding Fifty Dollsrs. fs5ol
And proportionste additional charge for .l.e.s
reaoned BY connecting Exprsssss.a :
Ihe Iemittsnee, whether IN Gold, Treasury
Notes, oL hlsotmsnt Draits, should be enoiosed m
an envsiope. and securely sealed. ana have the
sdufsss' y, s including the town. Post Once and
amount legihly marked thereon - eA~ s''e
EnssCpes ior this purpose viii be furnished st
Money recsiysd TO be forwarded at tbs Office IN
g ninkson, rnird street, second door below
op l-1m K sMFTa A~aat Il
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

JAHsARr II, ls62.
ORDIRID, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other busines. but that which
relates to active military operations In ths asld.
Saturdays will 'oe devoted TO the bu.iues, of
Senators and RepI esen.a,Ives.
Mondays to the business OF the Public.
EDWIN NJ STANTON
ia 22-u s~c,at,,v q, W..
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ST. Louis, April 1I.-An extensive counterfei
Ing establishment has been broken ND her,
Among the bogus notes found were SIS 900
treasury notes
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Auciian Sale NJ Xaal

Auction Sale Of Weol al Boston.
BosTON, April I0.-At the auction sale to -day
OOWO pounds Of wool were sold at i3a4s ents, +,
me bidding closing firm. Average price IS
cents.
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IRON Lh,
$40 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
A large and fut-clsn stock Of choice
FAMILY GRoC ERIES,
consisting off
SUGARS, OF al grades,
FLOUR,
MAILLARDs CHOCOLATE,
&C., 10, &c.
AL OF which he oEeu at lowest cash prices.
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
500 barrels Magnolia,
oN Dsffen MN,
500 barrels Miilers Rye MonoHsshsls,
500 barreir sne Old Rye,
500 barrels fne Old Bourbon,
AT CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the fsvorite brands Of
CHhMPA NE,
Mumm verIeny, Green Seal, HeidElck,
which, being bought lOv, we oser al unusually
lou rates.
Also, Sole Agent Cor
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL:
$500 BET,
$500 BET,
$500 BET.
THAT THAT RPhYT9S's PtyFSS's
THAT DANTON'S
SLICED APPLE PIES,
skkEiGGEEBB kfPEE hffPPEEE ffEES:
ARE TIE BEST
hRE THE BEST
ARE THE BEST
MADE IN WASHINGTON,
MADE IN WASHINGTON,
MADE IN WASHINGTON.
RAkERY 4s6 IITH STREET,
BAkhRl 436lITH STREET,
BAKERY 4s6 I1rH STRxET.
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Wool Carding.
To the Farmers of sIciss count,

To the Farmers of RIeiss county:
NTE again call your attention to the fact
w that we are prepared to execute all or
ders for CARDING or GRINDING, at our Mill,
near the Courthouse, in Pemercy.
The renorts we have front cur work of last
year fully confirms us in the belief that it has
given general satisfaction in quantity and
quality of rolls, proportianed to the eleanli-
ness, quantity and quality CT Wool. This fact,
together with the necessity of the most rigid
ecohony, in view Of the great and pressing
wants of our Government, which must be sus-
tanned in this her hour of greatest peril, at any
and all sacrifices; and also the scarcity and
high price of cotton, and the uncertainty of fu-
ture supplies, indIces US to believe that large
amount of Wool will be worked up the coming
seasoni and have therefore prepared ourselves
accordingly, by putting our machines in the
best of order, and securing the services of Mr.
DAVID JEa KINS, a former owner of the mill,
and the best Carder in the county
While we thank you for past favors, permit
rs to admonish every one who can procure a
pound of Wool, to bring it to us, well cleansed,
tusi1g as little soap as possible,) with one
Doftsd Of elean grease to every lbs of Wool, so
that we can grease it ourselves, just before
working, and we will insure good work
Terms, CASH, or CORN and OATS, at cash
prices, when delivered. p. B. SMITH,
March 20 '62.--11-5m JOSEPH RlGG.
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yellow Fever, bilious Fever, &c
THE
american Collecting Agaaey,
No. $40 Broadway.

Claims of afl kinds against the General Govern
ent state Government, the City, private parties,
prosecuted and coll ected at F1sk and expense.
Against private parties possess apeTior facIi-
States and Cana das, relieving merchants assgBees,
bankers, and Others of the care and all rssponsbi
ity. 49, !
Special attention given to old debts, hard cases,
divorces, wills, estates, etc.
Soldiers, pensions, pay, and bounty, secured for
them ortheir heirs For that lrpose, and for pros
ecuting ella inns against the Government, we have a
branch Office at Washington. No charge made un-
less, claims are collected.
Information and opinions given, and jnvestiga-i
tioh made without charge, upon claims Proposet TO
be placed in our hands. ss25ss - 1s.ssf
For particulars, address
: -. H. HUNTINGTON LEE q CO.,,
-S No. $40 Bfoadway, n. r.
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Z spaftrp.
SKEDADDLE.

The shades ofnight were falling fast .
as through Southern village passed
A youth, who bore, not over nice,
\ banner with the gay device, -
81 s Skedaddlel
His hairswas red, his toes beneath,
Peeped, like an acorn from its sheath,
" hiie with frightened voice he sung
A burden strange TO Yankee tongue,
skedaddlct
lie .sw no hcus hold Gre, where he
Might warm his tod or hominy;
Reyosd the Cordiilcras shone, /.
Ard from his lips escaped a gronn.
Skedaddle!
30, stay, q cplled pnsson saId,
E ss.la onsdis bososn rest your hedi
Tho 0etorson she winked her eye, Cd
Nit sun lie answered, with a sigh,
skedaadlc;
ssbeFArt Ian, Buell. end Banks.
Bewafn ef ilaiteck's 8 deadly rauksl'
This wassiie Planters last good night;
The chap replied, and out of sight,
Skcdaddle. @4 8
At bresk Of day, rs several boys
Prom Maine, New York and Illinois,
Were moving southward, in the air
They heard these accents OF dispair,
~ Skedaddlei
A chap was found, and at his side
A bettle, showing how he died;
Sill grasring in his hand of ice - -sss.
That banner with the strange device,
Skedsddlei
There in the twilight, thick and gray
Considerably played Dat he lay,
And through the yapor gray and thick
A voice fen, Ike a rocket stick,
Gkedaddle!