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TsE IRISH BRIGADE-THI PLAGUE IN BRooELYs- BROW
Low sIIAULATISs lELIsrHnrs.

BhldADk-ThE PLAQUE IN bkoOkLrh-BkoN
Low sIIAULATISG lELsrnElrs.
The New Yok co 70 POI dent Of the Philadelphia In
quIer, uudtr lat, OF 2lst ins :. stys:
Cen heaghsr has arr' cd here, IN wi at OF CO SGT
about raising men for , brigade. de had an in erv
this morning, and other lis afternoon, With tho
Irish Brigade Comm ltse, finite arrange ments
were ma 1e for securis snistmeLts The recruiting Of
fers practice all manner OF lodges TO persuade rec,ut
to enlist 0ne officer has had the following posters
suu,k of and affixed to all the fences 10 the Guy
Grand Ezeip,iOn By Steamboat and Railroad.
THIS Ticket en- lies the Bearer 10 Passage to Rich
mond, Va. Fare, Clothes AID Food gratis, and Eighty
eight pollsrs given Tor going For lurther Particulars
apply to Capt EiWsrd Reynolds. Lieut. Bai W. Van
defpool Committee Of Arrangements, No. 20 BnWery."
peculiar disease, which has thus far b III ID every
fgrt of the medical faculty, has made It's appearances 10
Brooklyn, much to the alarm Of The inhabitants There
number OF theories seoat TO the origin and the
method Of treating this disorder but hing saisac DRY
has ye bsen sniSed at The isnt Ia frsi mad aware
Of the prevalence Of this disease by the appearance of
small pimple surrounded by smaller marks, which grad
uaJ spread until heJ cover The entire body, invariably
Causing 6eah In "a hours aLer the drst attack. There
have been some d,zin deaIhs thus far and the numbr
"a dGy On the decrease.
Parson Bso~bloW is in toun agsiH. To morrow he
will start on campaigning tour, up the North river.
WIh view 70 stimulate enistmsnts. Ga Wedn siaJ
evening he will spesk at Paughkespsie To day he re-
osVed letters from East Tennessee, showing poabs
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EXTRACT.

WAN DEPARTMENT.,
ADJUTAsr AND INsPhcfJR ersIR ,Ls OF, Il
kichuoni, July %. lse2.
SPECIAL oEDEns.l
H. The employees OF Rsoad Comp authorized
rtqOetei 10 the fuToushs OF paag
over their roads and 70 aest ali dssre and
whodleAye fIon The army wherever they may ound said
ROADS, and dSef then 10 ocsr Of The
Venieat pos " station or 70 lodge them In j. and port their
names and sgmen 10 ue Aduant snd Rich
mood Thirty dollars vii be aid for al ed
e,r and ffsea eoAa for esh ds,erttr lodged s No q.
WAnee vii be made for The Of apprebe AID
tAtOn. All Jal0s receiving dsseas dAn
- Command Of Ne sssrstsy Of War
,.l,r-,, ctn'Ao ~. A.. =. SoS 9,..,,
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CONFEDERATE BATTERIES ON JANIS RIVER.

Letters FROM AcOellan's army indicate the coptnu.
uAuce OF offensive operations against the Yankee gun
boats and transports James river. We copy the To-
loving extracts ircm different letters Of recent dates
The only Danger oIher secure position tia
can be anticipated is that OF cutting Of our supplies
below. We have faith enough in Commanding Gen.
sra to know that he appreciates such danger and that
by him ohing will be lett undone 10 prevent dis
lag calamity. We canuot however close eyes 10
lie fact that the rebSis 10 considerable force on
both sides Of the river from four to eight miles De ow.
We feel from the reports being daily brought in from
that quarter that their forces continually being aug
mented and kGow that scarcely transport that pa
rs either way but receives compliments from them,
AID upon each occasion more or less damage lie done.
The Uaited Safes mail boats seem to be under The
special care aud attention OF the same 9nriids. Ii Is
ported at the Nail Dock this morning that the Unted
STATES steamer John A. Warner, Captain John Gone,
avug on board General Burnside and stlf when going
IN yesterday morning, fired into the damage but
tr diug ald scare ly worth mentioning.
Tue United States mail boat Nelly Baker, running in
injection with the Warner have suffered severely from
these repeated attacks and had TO be Withdrawn for
pairs, substituting the John Tucker to run in her
lace.
The Rebels making desperate attempt to block
ade the JImes river. They contiL uay erecting
batteries 10 positions but they invariably sleno.
cd by few shells from our gunboats Gen. Mcclellan
SAYS that the Rebels will be able 10 close the
RIVER against him.
Isis known here that the Rebels are building above
Us, at TUrkey lsald Bend, az Cur's Neck and Dutch
a. large and mrsJiVe batteries. Ouc gunbOats have
been up several occasions and sheled and driven
them from their work But the moment The gunboats
lave the VcGi the return TO the Batteries and
probably this have them fly prepared qlppsd and
ready for active operations.
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cIrlzsss or ALIXNDRIA PsKsssrID F)R RirUHsG TO
TAEE Tue PIIlPosr OATH.


The National Republican, Of ls.h u.s., say:
The grand jury Of Alex ,ndra county last Tuesday pre-
sentsd the president and directors Of the AeXancrs
Water Company, r. II Miller, president; FL ) dough,
secretary f.; WIN. g. Csz,nove, d. Smith. George d.
Fo~le, J. b. Diinger6sld, W. N. kCVsigh, and Be II.
Lambert for violation OF section Of act prescribing
oahs in certain lses passed by the Wheeling legislature
The grand jury also presented X L. Wood, Simon
Waterman, Ziph. L. gsb, clerk for g. D. Gregory Jo-
seph Paine j. K ,senth Il, clerk for JOS. Rssenihal, H.
schwartz clerk for his sister, 1hn Arnold clerk To- ha
d.ugher Wsring clerk for daughter OF John Aroolt,
W OcgAn doing business without license, jos Psdgei,
clerk for s. RtA bower, II. n. Barker, clerk ior
Lawson, W. Harris, clerk for W. Cleveland,
Andrew Jameson, doing business without license
az insurance agent, l. L. Kitzr, clerk for Az
drew JimisoD Richard Tatspsugb clerk for T. Studds,
VIM Davis clerk for ,. Studds John Hancock, clerk
for John Dawson, VIM Henderson, clerk for j. Hen
derson John Henderson, clerk for ]. T. Henderson, j.
T. Creighton, clerk for 8. Pepper, Frank Creighton,
clerk for 8. Pepper, Robert Tomlin, clerk for J. w.
RYAN, Wesley Avery. clerk for Mrs ]. Bullock, j. l..
Padgett, clerk for W 7. Herrick, II. Garter Dorsey,
clerk for Mrs. Kids, Vincent Powers clerk for J. u
hlburn, Gorsuch clsk for +. Glatchet, osen Nugen
clerk for mes Irwin, Joa CcOney, clerk for Bot
fey and Samuel Js1rison and Simu! Gregory, for vic.
l.on Of the act passed by the wheeling Legislature,
prescribing oalhs in certain cases.
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mor. Sour.eir picture of things there than has YET
been presents d. The Uoion men are leaving the eosnuf
a rapidly rs they cAn 10 despair OF ever ooAh ns
any PROJECTION from the Government, and the reoss
every .here are riding over them rough shod.
GEE. yrIz JoHs roErsR InrrArrs hcLrLLAs.
Gen. Ttz ,hn Porter addressed the following order to
kls troops on the eti infant;
HslDeUAKrIKs FTTrH Provisional Army
Corps, Camp near harrison's Lidog,
JAMS RIVE, Va, July 8, 1862
General Orders NO.4.
The Commanding General congrstulstes the officers
aud men Of the Fiji Corps OF the Army Of the Potomac
on the peris through which they have so honoTably
passed aud the they have added by their valor
70 the glory Of our In the following actions, sB
Battle o. yorktown, April 6.h.
Siege of yorktown, April 6.h 10 LAY 4th.
Battle Of New Bridge, Nay "a b.
Battle OF Hanover Court House, Nay 9Th.
Battls of hechsnicsviile, June 26 n and Z7Gh.
Battle Of Obicklhomny. June 9Th.
Battle of New Market, June sob.
Battle OF Turkey Bridge, June son.
Battle of Malvern, July lst.
TIE regimen and batteries engaged entitled 10
inscrbe on their banners these battles.
Toe Commanding General has to inform the corps, and
TO Off his congratulations with the information hat he
h.s r ceive rom the Goysn ment at Wast
iugton that the Efforts and above mentioned
have received its attention aud earned both approval
and reward and further, that this reward will be Gu
spportioned and bestowed as soon as time will allow the
detailed reports Of the operations to be completed sp
cfyns the individuals OF all ranks particularly worthy OF
the gratitude Of their country
In making this acknowledgment Of bis corps the
ICommandng General cannot omit 10 include in oil his
congratulations those bravo fellow soldiers whose Assist
ance arrived timely 10 each OF our hours OF used
The brigades OF Nevios Taylor and Bartlett 10 Frank
ini corps at IL battle oil ChckahomIny, those OF Mea-
er and ckles from Sumner and Helm Imam, as well
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TOCORHSsPONDRNTs.

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY as, lssa.s
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RICHMOND WING

7Hs asasTITUTIoN-STiTs alGETs.
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more dscour.gir picture Of things there than has yea
been presented. The Uoon are leaving the eounuf
rapidly they cau, As 10 despair oil ever ooA. ns
an, protec,icn from the Government, and the re0ss
every -here are riding over them rough shod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-26
MEws PROM THE NORTH.

From the latest Northern papers received, We copy
the following extracts several Of which were prepared
for insertion in yesterdays issue, but we're "crOWded
OUT:
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03
tuesday,. MORNING, JUNE 8, 1862.
Great Union Meeting Ia oOIumbin.

Great Union Meeting in Columbia.
We accompanied very large delega-
ton Of our citizens to the Union meeting
on yesterday, at Columbia. The cars,
thirteen in number, were crowded, and
hundreds went away from the depot I'M
able to gain admission. The town Of
Columbia was thronged with citizens
from the surrounding country, and
many from neighboring counties. The
meeting was held in the Market House.
The town, the home of the late President
Polk, is noted as hot bed of treason,
and we saw but few Of the citizens pres
ent, the audience being almost solely
made up Of the sober, thoughtful yeo-
many of the country, the real bone and
sinew Of the nation. Ex- Governor Neil
s. Brown, happening to be present, was
urged TO make a speech, and did so for
over half an hour. He pronounced the re-
bellion failure In his judgment
the rebellion was played out and the
longer it was kept up the worse
in all respects it would be for the South.
His only brother was prisoner in the
North, he had two sons in the rebel army
but he would be forced to declare the
rebellion an utter failure even though he
had been the most violent secessionist
alive. Tennessee was utterly lost to the
COnfederacy; and it was the duty of her
people as men Of sense to advocate hen
restoration to The Unisn. Gov. JoHN-
SON addressed the crowd in a powerful
speech of over two hours. Il was worthy
of him every way, andwe can give it nc
higher praise. We took copious notes
of both speeches, but owing to The
lateness of our return have no time to give
them this morning. We will reserve then
for to-morrow's issues and promise oul
friends that they will be well repaid by
careful perusal of the addresses. The
crowd, numbering between twelve hun
bred and fifteen hundred, listened with
profound and breath1ess attention, anC
at times manifested their approval by
hearty cheers. II was good meetise
decidedly.
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Monster Mississippi.

A New Orleans letter thus describes
the great rebel continuance, the Missis-
sippi, which, when in an unfinished
condition, was destroyed by Com. Far
raguts fleet near Fort jackson:
She had been seven months in course
of construction, employing five hum
dred men the whole time, and would have
been finished in three weeks. Her
length was go feet and her depth 60,
and her armament was TO have been 20
rifled guns. The frame of the hull was
made Of Georgia pine, nine inches thick
and over the wood were placed three
plates of rolled iron, making the thick
ness of the armor alone, four inches and
a half She was 5000 tons burden, and
her motive power consisted Of three pro-
pellers, which were calculated to give
her a speed Of eleven knots an hour.
Two millions of dollars are said TO have
been expended in building her. We
have heard from some of the prisoners,
taken in the gunboats, that she was in =
tended to break up the blockads, and
then cruise in the Gulf and near Havana,
for prizes.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03
Jackson Hastily Retreating
Fremont in Pursuit +!
Tederals Occupy strasburg

WASHINGTON, June 2.--The Rebels on the
Potomac opposite Maryland Heights last
week we're scattered by our Dahlgreens at
the Notifications at Pig Point.
Arkansas advices Gay that one gun boat
aud several steamboats, are at Little Rock.
The Union troops drove the Rebels fifteen
miles hey ond Little Red River
The Mouth of the Arkansas river is re-
ported blockaded by the Federals.
The Charleston dispatches states that the
Federal feet on the twenty sixth passed two
Stone river batteries and were within eight
miles Of Charleston, where great excitement
existed.
NORFOLK, June 2. Union meeting very
spirited, Great success.
War Department advised Of probable
speedy occupation of Richmond
Halleck telegraphs War Department, nc
troops gone from Corinth to Richmond, on
less with the last two days.
STRAsBURG, June 2.-Fremont has eros ed
Shenandoah mountains, overtaking Jackson
in full retreat with whole force from Win.
chester to strssburg. Bederals formed line
of battle, but Jackson declined lighting, and
withdrew his main force, continuing TO re-
treat.
Bremont's advance Brigade, Col Clasaret
occupied Strasburg last night, Jackson ra
pidly rstreating.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03

THE THEATRE The Stranger--one of
the best abused and at the same time
one of the most popular plays upon the
stage, will be offered to the patrons of
the drama, this eve with a cast embracing
the full strength of the company.
CLAUDE HAMILTON as the Stranger, Mrs.
HATTIE BERNARD as Mrs. Halter; after
which Miss CoSsTAETINE will execute a
dance, and the whole to conclude with
the Maid Of the Milking Pail. Mrs.
BERNARD as Milly, in which character
she has but few rivals. We sincerely
trust that our citizens will reward the
efforts Of Messrs. DUFFIELD a. SANDS who
are doing their utmost in catering for
their amusement but thus far with but
limited pecuniary success.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03
A ATTENTION.
IN Brave and Loyal
TENNESSEANS.

NNTANTED-Abo bodie men for the Second Ten
w ncssec Regiment, for service in this state, uy
authority ofhis EXcellenry Governor Johnson Pay
the same az in the regular army, including every
thing. Bounty
500 and leo Acres OF Land.
10 VIII he the endeayor of the Geld officers 90 make
% one of the best regiments iu tbo service.
Those who desire 20 form cOmptnlos Wiil please APP
ply personally or by letter 90 headquarters No. -
North Market street.
J.T J.. MCLEAN,
my3l Nv Colonel
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mony all the more willingly, because
these courtesies vindicate me from asper-
sions, and are occasioned by no modifi-
cation or coneealment of my opinions. /
have, everywhere condemned the disor-
ganizing prOpagandist of the North, and
have publicly proclaimed that / was a
Southerner by birth, education and hab-
its; yet, when i also announced that /
was National man and uncOmpromis-
ingly for the Union, / found that other
things were forgotten, and that l had
touched a chord which made us all Of
kin.
God grant that we may, as Sections,
Churches, and individuals, realize how
great share each Of us has had in
bringing about our present calamities
and, consequently, how much Of the re-
sponsibility falls upon self as well as
upon othors When this shall be felt
and when proper spiritsh accompany
the conviction, the horrors Of this wicked
war will be appreciated, the hand Of ven.
geance will be stayed, and
''Retnrnng Justice lift aloft her scale"
w. G. BROWNLOW
Philadelphia, May, 1862.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03
DR.. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPRNNARY

HHE attention Of citizens strangers and others Wis.
4 itng Nashville, requiring meddal aid, Is respect.
fully called TO this obce, No 81 Deaderic street.
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square.
Or. COLEMAN is an old practitioner OF medicine; bis
almost unlimited experience and catering success
for many years past, in the treatment Of PRIVATE Ls
RAISES has induced him TO devote his undivided atten.
ton 10 al diseases iof this nature. Many cases OF
the most inveterate character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method Of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph.
Ills, GonOrrh9a, Gleat and all diseases Of the genta
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 his
vemidies.
female irregularities and functional isderange
ments Of the Womb, and the disease arising IN ON
CESSATION and III manged parturition
Every case Of Reducble Rupture, and Of Piles an
PrOapsus u the Rectum, and most cases of Fistua,
be cured by process nearly painless. If either
Of the latter cases is undertaken by DR.. Coleman,
cure Is Invariably warranted careful eXamnatied
always paesens the necessary indications Of success OF
failure by his improved method Of operating.
Persons Of either sex applying 10 person or by letter
describing easel the first symptoms Of any acute
specific disease be cured in most cases, by the
abortive method, in forty-elght hours.
strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, W N Govern him with his patrons.
ar No mercury used In the treatment Of UeHeTsd
diseases he believes Gin most cases) II produces
worse disease than that e is given 10 cure.
ONCE hours from eight in the morning till nine IN
the evening. jan 10, '62-1y
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BY Last Nights Mail.
50 - . lha Na.ayIna unIon.l

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The following
dispatch was received az the War Depart
ment this p. NJ: fH# MI h
FIELD OF BATTLE, June l, IL NJ.
We have bad desperate battle in which
the corps Of Generals Sumner, Helm zelman
and Keys were engaged against greatly SUI
perior numbers. Yesterday at one o'clock
the enemy, taking advantage Of the terrible
storm which flooded the valley Of the Chick.
ahominy attacked our right flank. Gen.
Casey's Division, which was frst 10 line,
gave way unaccOunlably.
This caused temporary confusion, during
which the guns and bagg age were lost But
Heintzelman and Kearney most CALAMITY
brought up their troops which checked the
enemy, aud at The same time / succeeded
by great exertious in bringing across Gene.
rails Ssdgewick's and Richardson's divisions
who drove back the enemy at the point Of
the bayonet, covering the ground with his
dead.
This morning the enemy attempted to re-
new the conflict, but was everywhere repuls-
ed, we have taken many prisoners among
whom are Gen. Peuigrew and Col. Long,
Our loss is heavy but the enemy's must be
enormous excepting Cssy's division, the
men behaved splendidly, several fne bayo-
net charges were made.
[Signed.l G. b. MCCLELLAN.
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For Sale.
DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
For PRIVATE DISEASES.

va Fla4r Or. KING formerly Of New YORK fC
tttt - the last four years Of Louisville Ky.
~ aud who bias devoted his attentions
he treatment OF private diseased for 30 years. aator
himself, having attended 10 q practice for 60 man.
years, aud cured 30 many thousands, be is enabled
cure al diseases OF private nature no matter hOp
DAD they may be from inJudciOue medical treatment
on from neglect Of their Dr. Kings Disponsary 10
No % Deadericksreet, between Cherry and the square
econd story, where he cures all diseases Of private
nature.
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines o. 10
difference with business.
Structures of Old or recent date efeotualy cured IN
few days, BY an operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enIoyedi
Perhaps 40 disease causes more mischief and undor
mlnes The constitution 90 much.
syphilis, with al The diseases Of the skin CROWNS
out Of neglect Or bad treatment, DO eaeotunll5
cured 10 few days
Ssin0l Veattlefl. PARTICULAR attention having been
given 10 this disease and an the consequences growing
out OF II, brought u many cases by the destructive
habits Of inc0nEiderate youths, and excessive indui
genoe Of the paasiona, neglect Of which Will undo
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit f0E
business on society, and sing premature old age.
Females who may be lsburing with any difnculty
The Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating then
oase, with aiee enclosed, direct 20 Dr. A. King, No "a
Deaderick street. Nashville, Tenn will have the nocel.
aary medicines sont 10 their address. OniCe hoOy
ON 9o,clook IN TIE morning uutle 'r The evening
ulyl0-ndhHiy
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03
A UNION WAR SONG.

TIE piercing blast pour'd DER mountaia aud valley
Louder and longer the thrilling notes RUG,
Host upon host then forth did they sally,
Broad to the strong breeze the nations nag nong
Flag Of our country revereBc'd and CHERISHED,
Thy once spOtless folds the vile rebel stand,
Deeming the patriot liretide all perishd,
The throb OF high freedom ignobly chain'd
III.
But saw, Ike the spring wallend streams Of the North
The ia herand heroes all dauntess come,
Cast to the winds as they sternly rash d forth
The sweet bands that hold man to duty and home.
Calmly they bided yet burning with ire,
The moment to silence the mad traitors scorn,
Now Judgment had come and the deep smoiher'd hr
Burn'd but the brighter for all they had borne.
The sons OF right freedom Of order, and rule,
The true bred, the scholar, the artisan proud,
Must contend with the black -nlg'd, the prisoner,
ghoul,
The fufian, the consorlpt, the inebriatc crowd
Dark conflict but see, they hasten their tread
And nations expectaut their prowess await,
On TO the foe cry the living, and dead,
The traitor and brigand hurl to their fate
ppm.
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Light Artillery Company.

I AM now by authority raising Company of Light
II Artillery, 20 be attached 20 the Second Regiment
Of Tennessee Volunteers, commanded by Col Mclean.
This company 70 be called the LIST Battery OF Tonnes
see, OF the Governors Guards. I will pay Sl5 per
month ard 500 bounty, For further Information
call aud see me az No. l76, South Market Street.
+. BROOKEB, Captain.
Headquarters, No p, North Market 50.
j. ~ +. MCLEAN, Colonel.
". G. HYNES, Lieut.. Colonel
june lite E. j., PlOSS, First Major
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SKEnAnnLE.

THE shades OF night were falling fast,
As through a Southern village passed,
4 youth, who bore, not over nee,
A banner with the gay device,
Stedaddlel
His hair was red his toes beneath,
Pccped, like an acorn from its sheath
While with frightened voice he sung
A burden strange to Yankee tongue,
Skedaddtei
lie saw no household IRE, where he
Might warm his tod or hominy;
Beyond the Cordilleras shOne,
And from his lips escaped grOan,
StedaddIsi
" o, stay" a culered person said
+" An on dis bosom res your ned ~
The OctOrOon she winked her eye,
But st II he answered with a sigh,
Stedaddlel
Beware McCLyLLAN, BUELL. and BANKS
Beware Of HALLEcK's deadly ranks J"
This was the planters last Good Night,
The chap replied far ont Of sight,
Steddddie!
Al break Of day, as several boys
From Maine, New York, and Illinois,
We're moving southwark, IN the air
They heard those accents Of despair,
Skedaddie
chap was found, and at his side
A bottle, showing n w he died
Still grasping in his hand OF ice,
That banner with this strange device,
Skeddddiei
There in the twilight thick and gray
Co Isiderably played out he lay
And through the vapor, gray and thick
A voice fell, like a rocket stick,
Skeddddle TaHity