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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

The 55th Ohio, which is in Gen, Schcnck' IS
Brigade, has left Moorefeld aud, 10y forced
march, has made conjunction with Gen.
Nilroy, who was threatened 10y superior
force. They have had some sharp skirmish
ing in the viciuit, of Stounton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Concert at Fostoria.-On Friday eve.
ming last, the Uuion Singers Of rifiin went
out to Fostoria and gave concert, for the
benefit Of the Soldiers AiG Society We
learn that they had full house and that cv
erything passed of admirably. This is a
good work and We hope to see it extended to
nIher nlaees.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
MILLINERY
aud
MANTUA MAKING.

MRS. IL. ". ALLEN wishes TO
lnofm the ladies Of Tin aud vicinity that she In.
tcnds 10 keep NEE of MILNE ~ goods al,
Caps, Drsss Tnmmings, Buit0ns, Bsits, ke. She
will spare pains in keeping ap the latest novelty OF
che ssasoa. She has employed m experienced Dress
Maker to superintehd that department. Family sea.
Ing done TO order, and on short notice
Dresses, ,Cloaks, and Mantillas made at prices to
tuit the times. Terms, cash. Ladies give hefs call
Come and see for yourselves Patterns for ladies and
ehIldreu's Apparel Thankful for past fav0rs, she
hopes uill 10 share the rubie patronage.
nay2 3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

who VIII DO it!-Quite number Of
our friends have interested themselves in pro.
curing new sub'cribcrs for the Tribune. We
ear fully appreciate all such iavors. If every
one would do as much, (and they eau if they
try,) we would soon double cur list.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

The Immortal -. NJ writes us that
he will lecture at the Court House, IN Tiflin,
on Wednesday evening, the 2lst inst. Sub.
ject--" Truth aud Error" Skrdadjle, yc
pigmies, when the cVhqucring hero comes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

The Freepori Cases.--TLe Wood co.
Independent Of Wednesday. says; Court
commences in this place next Tuesday. Doc
tors Carman and Hu,cbins, indicted for muir.
der in the first degree will have their trial
A great array Of attorneys are employed
Hon. Cooper X. Watson is principal counsel
for the State, and Hon. A. Cook for the De.
Tense. The trial will elicit unusual interest.
Il is 20 be hoped that, result as it may. the
effect may be to purify the social atmosphere
at and about Frccpott
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

l.. T.. Holden, our worthy and efficient
Sup't of Public Schools, weore sorry to learn,
has concluded to retire at the close Of the
present term.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Plant Sorghum.--ThoscO Of our farmers.
can manage to get the seed, should plant
all the Sorghum they can. No more proiita
bic crop will be raised this year, i { the season
IS favorable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Colby's Patent Clothes Ringer Is al
excellent labor saving machine for the la.
dies. See advertisement in another place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

J. NJ. Ebert is the Representative from
Tiliin to the Grand Lodge, |. o. o. f., at
Cleveland.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

IL is said the editor uf the Advertiser and
certain banker Sse engaged as Deputy p
Ms under the new regime.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

1T. Rev. G.. Il. BedcIl, Bishop Of Ohio,
will preach and cohflm at Trinity (Episco.
pal) church, in this city, ON Friday evening,
the 10Th. All are invited to attend.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

sickness in the 7ed.--A large number
of the 72d Ohio have been sent home on the
hospital boats, sick OF camp fever and other
i scascs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Noiicc.-Thc Soldiers Aid Soc ieiy will
meet every Monday and Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock, until further notice.
MRS. +, DON BENHAM.
President,
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The Army is gathering from near aud from
far,
The trumpet lie sounding the call for the
war;
The conflict is raging, twill be fearful aud
long,
Wen grid ON our rrmor aud bc marching
alOug.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Fire in the I'd Ward.-On Sunday
morning, ab,ul o'eloek, frc-was discov.
cred in the wagon shep Of John Bauer. on
Ssudusky street, near Boyer's tavern The
flames spread furiously and, before the en-
gines could get upon the ground. the shop,
with all it, contents, was nearly consumed
AID the fire had communicated to Mr. Bau.
er's residence adjoining. The fire was final.
" checked, after doing great damage to the
building. Most Of the household goods were
saved. The loss is serious one TO Mr.
Bauer, who was a hard wotkue mechanic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
DIVORCE.

Orin Cadwallader, whose place uf rcsi
detcr Is ihkuown,is notified that Rachel
Ann CadwnllIdcr did un the ls,h day ui
April, lsG2, Il Z her petition in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pens,
within aud Tor the county of Seneca and
State Of Ohio, charging tho said Oiin with
gross neglect Uf duty aud three years willml
nh,cntc. aud asking that she may bc liyorc
ed from him, aud have the custody Of their
minor child aud tor alimouy aud gcuernl &c
iicr
Dated this 18th day ot Arrl, lsG'.
RACHEL ANN CADW ALLADER.
by Hall Il rutcngcr, her Atty's.
apr lS.Gw $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
NOTICES.
The greatFrenchWcmcd,
MADAM BoTvINss CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLs.

The only certain spd safe Remedy fot all Uterin
obsuuctons, Monthly pifieuites, irregularites,an an
all the other sessss to which the woman, wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deletsrious ingredients bu
are safe . Nd certain in their sc'ion. They will be
ound to exert the happ,est effects In al cases Of Pro-
lspsus Uteri. in Leuchones, the Whites. they will
be foundthe easiest and certain Cure that can be
found II Is on sccouut ofthis oersinty they should
not be taken by Pregnsnt Femsles, (durng the hrst
months as miscarriage iscerain) 10 he btooeht on,
but at other pc ii DDS their use Is perfectly sale
N.B.-One dollar md three postage stamps enolos
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofPs
O. CROSBY, General A gent, Buffalo, N. .
CAt-rtos s.-Beware Of Connterfeits; the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the ontsiCe wrapper
For sale by Z. L. st. John h Co., Dubois& & 60. and
J z. Marqnarlt. Tiffn. o. octlily
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail to destroy aud sStermnste all kinds OF
Gntestinal Worms Are perfectly reliable in all eases,
and far superior, to sny and all Of the Fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nsusecus vermfuges which in use
They nay be taken at all times with perfect safety,
they contain no Mervtry other deleterous drug
Molher, should always purchase ilem and give thsii
.ehildreu no otieG
Each .ox contains 81 crops.
mo Cs,har,ic whatever &, nec,s'ry,obe givsn)
Forsal. by ali druggi. and dealers iu medicines.
Al. MATTHEWS
ertiIiv RuTt,o. n. ". and For Eue.C w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Rain.-We had glorious rain Tuesday
which was much needed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
CINHNBATI DAILY GAZETTE

Is tHe LARGEST and CnEAPEsT Ia
pei published in Cineinniii.
q ". lllSS 10 the agent for the sale aud d-ive .,
Of The Daily GazSue. lie receives the Two edition,
the large ~ - cents week, and The small AZ ~
eenisile latter containing all tho Tel-gr 'pLc aud
Political news OF u day, well a. the torrrsond
enre nov 70 much sough ioT. The Gszrur willnl
way'he ouud upon hi counters, mud vii he pTumsth
deli I'D 10 ,uscTiles ir any par of the city.
Liberal dis' VHnts made Ia 'lub, from the rcun,T
GEORGE n. nusS,
Apnl ~. is09. Tomb. Hioek
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
Road Notice,

Mott is hereby given that there
will be petition rtsscuird to the Commi.,ion.r. OF
S'nrra county uhio, ~ their next meeting, IF'yinF
lut TIE lousuou ot = county fund, as tnroWsi
hcrtnning ~ the Cututt stone at H.. otth west
cnn't OF tho ehst haiti o the north east auartet ur
sevtton tWoiu tnwnshtpu re, nouhnt tangr fourteen
tuuni itom ih~n"r .ouih along the np di,idinr A..
lands OF Samuel llull and Clatiss Noror, in the
sonth east cofn,r stone OF satd half of the north
east quHrtet ~ srction tive, w the tuwnship sud
br l"tN teei wide. Hpris tw
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Timn wctniI Mnrlct


corrected weekly, BY ". A. BUSklRk h Bro
luce sf alikinds. Shs whan's Rlook fihaO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Court of Common Pleas.--The next
term Of our Court Of Common Pleas begin.
on the 26th of May. he following person.
are selected as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
Tiffiu afeekIp Tribune.
Local and Miscellaneous.

Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati II. r.
Passenger trains now pass Tiffin as fol-
lows;
GoINa SOuTH.
Mail Train. in...............,.... ..lO:O5 \. NJ
Mixed Train. .................5:l 7. NJ
GoiNe NoBrH.
Mail Train ................... .s:OO +. VI
Mixed Train. ..................lO .lO:2S A. NJ.
All trims make close connsctihns at Clyde
with Trains on the c. L T. Road, both east
aud wet.
IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

a y
WINDOW PAPER,
40. which he Is now receiving.
The place tosSt your
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GER YOUR
TESTAMENTS,
TO GET YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
To GET YOUR
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
BLANK BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
TOY BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
Books and Cards for presents,
TO GET YOUR
Stationery and Gold Pens,
TO GET yoUR
Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
TO GET YOUR
Capillary Pen. Feeders,
is at the Bookstore OF George IL,
IInss, No. Q Tomb's Dlock, oppo-
site the Shawhan House.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

GRAND JURORS:
William Gibbon, Adams. David TroScll,
Bloom, A. J. Sanders ana Michael DoNcts
Big Spring, Andrew Lugenbccl aud Phillip
spiclma n Clinton, John Baker and u. W
Nichols, Eden. Amos Deal. Hopswell. J G
Austen. Loudon, james Lott, Moses Huslti
aud John Ilokc, ST., Liberty. Theodore Link
Scipij Adam Good, Thompson.
rLrIT JCRoRs.
Jos. Zent, Big Spring JAS. Goe,schieus, u
Cunningham und wm Gallup, Clinton, L
J. Thornton and Martin Welsh, Ed,L, III
Fetbcs, Jackson, Thos. W. Watson, Pleas
ant, W. z. White Reed, John wyrly, Thom,,
son, Samuel Shade, Sr., and NJ, K. Moltz
Venice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

II a Ike n office! =!
GO TO YERK'S
and re, the hest Cockier = to,s for little money.
GO To lEkkS
and tat yopt pice tiu.warc cheap,
GO TO lERk'S
to get yout nice and chesp Cedar Tubs, Ghurns sud
Psili, wosdsp Buwls Sr.,
GO TO lERk'S
to re, vout he cctls. coths sHnes rope and wine.
GO To IERk'S
tsEc, ycrr nice Table Cutlery, fto~ ,c,'. TO 81
GO TO YERK'S
10 got yom teaiable and bsi.,ing ,PoouS
GO TO IERk'S
10 get yout ctoihes. market snd srhoal baskets.
to get ,ont ispsrned tolst sets, rugs and mats
to get yow coffee mills, shoveland ious'' pstcr'"''
krttlrs aud p1ns.
/ rcr ,out vci AID ci,,em pamps aud pipe, tor,'
uumps aud grtden engines
| fpr yout seed aud meal srtvcs
! yn1r bfS- sad coprer kstties.
To get tho hest and cheapest coal oil an nuid lamps
/ TO get YOU, nud, vegetable aud coal oil' the be'
! that Il made,
20, ,on, elce stove furniture aud pipe
| aud get Que Vt his celebrated itick oven Cool
Stoves. COME ANnsEE u
1 co. ycut stone snd esr,henwste
Z " Non want tn buy good. tn his line cheap,
/ fof YOUR hand aud f1fn bells.
] ~ yon want COsu aud Cot Mill.
| tor your tom Shrllrts.
! Tor ,out Rrapets aud Movers.
J futtuut fancy cabs aud wagons, willow aud wnoie
T,n en-, tsiy an seiiing the hest good. atihe lowe
! =. q, Ill ,,,,.. ~ tht, old established house.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14
ment-Intense Curiosity to See the zou-

ment-Intense Curiosity to See the Zou-
aves.
LTeneriffs Nov 25th) correspondence of the
London Times.
The usdaliy quiet roadstead of Santa Cruz
de Tenerih has been hot little surprised and
delighted at the arrival successively in its
waters Of a whole feet The first rendezvous
OF the French squadron destined for the Gulf
OF Mexico was the Canary Islands At this
season of the year. for vessels Of different sizes
and classes starting from different ports, it
seemed difficult task for them all to arrive
punctually
The first arrivals were the Guerriere, Arden
te, and Montezuma frigates, from Brest, and
the Astree, from Lorient. They were at an
Choir when the Messena, bearing the Admiral s
flag, arrived from Toufon. They saluted the
Admiral, and manned yards to shouts of
" Fiue rEmpereur !" Seldom has the little
town of Santa Cruz, coiled up at the foot of its
Peak, and rePosing peacefully amidst its orange
groves and vineyards, witnessed such a fcsti-
val. The population of the Island is aware
that the flag of mother country will shortly Join
the tri-color in common enterprise has given
the mosthearty welcome to the French officers
and men who came on shore. The best discipline
and good feeling animate the squadron, which
consists of nine vessels, now anchored in the
roads, in two parallel lines, and which, accord
ing to the returns ef the port captain, arrived
as follows:
The frigate Guerriere, from Brent, on the
18th of November
Frigate Ardente, from Brest on the goth of
November.
Frigate Astree, from Lorient, on the goth of
November.
Frigate MonteZuma, from Brest, on the 22d
Aviso Chaptal, from Toulon, on the 23rd
November
The Messana man of war, from Toulon, on
the 23d.
The Aviso Marccau, from Cherbourg, on the
23d
The transport Aube, from Toulon, on the
oath.
The Aviso Berthollet, from Brest, on the
25th
All of these vessels, most of them new
screw ships armed with rined cannon. repre-
Sent strength of three thousand sailors, and
have nearly the same number of troops on
board. It is said they will take in more troops
atthe French colonies of Gaudaloupe and Mar
Unique
The Zouaves excite the greatest curiosity of
the inhabitants. Yesterday Sunday the Ad-
mirars ship and the frigates were visited by
number Of the inhabitants and our pretty Ca
nary girls are much pleased with the polite
ness aud courtesy of the French officers. The
squadron will leave with full supply of Goals
cattle and sheep, bananas, oranges and wine.
The weather. 50 capricious at this season of
the year, has been very favorable Though
the Peak obstinately keeps its snow crowned.
head concealed, there is splendid sun, favor
able wind, and calm sea. All our best
wishes accompany the French feet. It's visit
will long be remembered here; it will become
a date in Tenerifle, and years hence we shall
hear, ''That was at the time the French feet
visited US on its way to Mexico"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14
Items from the Richmond D..patc n
THE UPPER POTOMAC.

The heavy rumours of the past few days
have rapidly subsided, since it has become
known that there has been no decisive battle
at or near the town Of Bath, in Morgan county
and none whatever in Bath county, which is a
considerable distance from the Potomac river
and not Likely at present to be the scene of any
exploits performed by Jackson's or Loring' s
troops There has been vigorous skirmishing
in Morgan county within few days past, but
with no important result on either side. On
Friday evening last FIVE are correctly inform
ed, Company T, of Richmond, and Company
3, of Baltimore. were sent forward to a point
near the town of Bath, and met small body of
the enemy 1t was in this skiFs1ish that Mr..
VIM, ESall, of this city, was H1ortally wound
ed, and Sd Lieutenant James Paine, also OF
Company ''F, )" received a severe, though not
dan gerous wound in the neck. No further
casualties are reported on our side. Twelve
Yankees were taken prisoners on the same
evening, and it IS probable that some cf the en-
emy were killed We have not received any
definite intelligence in regard to other skirrn-
ishes, in which the 4Sta Virginia (Col. Camp
belD and an Arkansas regiment are said to
have been engaged though from the fact
Gen. Ja ek sons brigade occupies the neighbor-
hood of the town os Bath, and that 10 FEEDER.
ais are on this side of the Potomac at that point
we infer that we have got the best of it so far
| 1t is stated that there were some few casuaiT
ties in the Arkansas Regiment above mention
! ed bnt 20 par rticulsrs have been recsived The
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14

1nan sixty In killed, wounded and prisoners.
lnirty OF their dead were left on the field
highteen prisoners were taken, Of whsm four
teen are wounded, most of them mortally-
four of them have since died Captain Bacon
and one lieutenant of the enemy were killed.
and Captain Davis and one lieutenant are
wounded and our prisoners
Our loss is Capt. G. e. Merfiwethet. and
one private killed and one private wounded
The loss of Capt. Merriwether is a great calam-
ity. He was a gentleman of large fortune.
generous and brave-the idol of his friends
and the terror of the enemies of his country.
The enemy fed in great confusion toward
Ramsey. Many horses, arms, blankets. caps.
etc, were captured.
Our force was 300-not more than IS were
engaged in the fight. The force of the enemy
was about 800.
JEFF. THOMPSON AGAIN AT WORK
The Memphis Avalanche, of the Ist instant
says:
a letter to the editor from a weIl,informed
friend at New Madrid dated last night, inform
US that jeff Thompson had just returned
from scout near Commerce, Missouri,
where he took the Federal steamer CITY of
Alton.
The particulars not given. The City of
Alton left st. Louis Oh Friday afternoon with
the mail for Cairo.
Since the above was written we learn from
gentlemen, who conversed with JEFF. Thomp-
son, that he did not take the City of AL
ton, owing to the fact that his artillery and
horses broke down, but he captured instead
a large lot of clothing ~and blankets belonging
to the Federals at commerce. He also fired
about two hundred rounds into the boat as
she backed out, and it is thought had killed
the pilot and many others on the Alton Jeff
returned to New Madrin Monday afternoon,
having made the trip to commerce aid back,
one hundred and four miles, in forty three
hours.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14
FUNERAL OF JUDGE HEMPKILL.

RICHMOND Jan. 6.-In Congress to-day seu-
losies were pronounced by Ochiltree, of Texas,
johnson of Ark, Boyce, of S. c., Venerable,
Of NJ. c., and Pryor, of Va, on the death of
Judge Hempkill.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted by a
Committee of one from each State, to arrange
the funeral ceremonies.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at
eleven o'clock. No other business done in
Congress. Members are daily returning from
the enjoyment of their holidays.
VIM ExaA, of Co. Z, OF Richmond, was
killed in skirmish on Sunday, near Win
chester. His body is now en- route for Rich.
mond.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14

feat Of the enemy. All commanders and dis
bursi1g officers in this department will be re-
ouired to give their closest attention to cxpe1-
ditures, seeing they are necessary and in con
forrnity to law 4 rigid scrutiny will be made
by the commanding General and the Chiefs of
his staff, and abuses will be promptly exposed
and checked.
In the location of troops, commanders and
duartermasters will consult economy ard eff
CLERGY. The vicinity Of cities and towns sill
be avoided, as far as possible, in order to Sc
cure health, and escape the demoralizing eC-
fecs of destination. Rents will not be paid,
unless it is absolutely necessary. Fuel will
be supplied, as far as practicable, by the labor
of troops, encampments being selected with
this view And works of defence, and huts
for the winter will be built by the labor of
soldiers officers being required, in all instan-
c 5, to remain with and share the duties of
their men.
II. Commanders of all grades are earnest
ly called upon to suppress drunkenness by
every means in their power. 1t is the cause
of nearly every evil from which we suffer :;
the largest portion of our sickness and NOR
tality results from it officers are constantly
called from their dRties to form courts martial
in consequence of it; inefficiency in our troops
and conseqent danger to our cause, is the IN
evitable result. No one is benefited but the
fend a country he is Wiling to sell, by des-
troying those noble faculties he has never pos
sessel. Gallant soldiers should scorn to yield
TO such mptations-and intelligent and hon
orable officers should set them an examble.-
They should be encouraged to send to their
families and friends at home the pay they re-
ceive for their services, instead of wasting it in
their own destruction, and at the risk OF the
holy cause in which they are engaged. Small
as the amount is, it will cause many dear
one to rise up and call them blessed.
"Give strong drink unto him that is ready
to perish, ard wine to those hat be ofheavy
hearts"-but for US, the glorious cause in
which we are engaged, should furnish all the
excitement and enthusiasm necessary, for our
success.
The enemy, in large and increasing num-
bers, is upon our coasts. Let US cease all
amusements and frivolities, and prepare dill
gently to meet him in defence of our homes,
our fires ides, and our affairs.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. BRAGG.
GEO G. GARNER,
Assist. Adjt General.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14
MOVEMENTS IN THE WEST.

NAsHAILLE, Jan. IA gentlemen dire ct from
Louisville, says the Federal army between Lou,
isville and Bowling Green consist of 100000
men, 25.000 of whom unfit for duty the lar
ger portion i'll consequence of sickness.
Tie Federals pushing h work on
Green River bridge, " hich will be completed in
few days, hen probabie movement will be
made towards Bow imp Green.
A gentleman just here from Pafucaif, says It 10
reported that the Federals intend CONCENTRATING
a force of I00, 900 at that place. a.
1t is reported here this evening that the Fed
erals are crossing Green River in considerable
force
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14
ANOTHER YANKEE DOODLE.
EROM THE RICHMOND WHIG.

Yankee Doodle had mind
To whip the Southern treitors,
Because they d :dn't choose to live
On Goldfish and potatoes.
Yankee doodle. doodle doc !;
Yankee Doodle dandy,
And so TO keep his courage up,
He took drink of brandy.
Yankee Doodle said he found
BY all the census figures,
That he could starve the rebels out,
If he could steal their niggers.
Yankee Doodle, doodle doc,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
And then he took another drink
Of gunpowder and brandy.
Yankee Doodle made a speech
Twas very full OF feeling,
fear, says he, cannot fight
But am good at stealing.
Yankee Doodle, doodle-doo,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
Hurrah for Lincoln, he the boy
To take a drop of brandy.
Yankee Doodle drew his sword,
And practised all the passes
Come, boys. we'll take another drink K
When we get to Manassas.
Yankee Doodle doodle doc,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
They never reached Manassas
plain.
And never got the brandy.
Yankee doodle soon found out.
That Bull Run was no trihe,
For if the North knew how to steal,
The South knew how to rifle.
Yankee Doodle doodle-doo,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
'Tis very took 700 much
Of that Internal brandy.
Yank ee Doodle wheeled about,
And scampered off at full run,
And such a race was never seen
AS that he made at Bull Run.
Yankee Doodle. doodle doc,
Yankee Doodle Dandy,
] haven't time TO stop just now
To take drop of brandy.
Yankee Doodle, oh FOR shame,
You're always intermeddling,
Let guns alone, they're dangerous
things
You'd better stick to peddling.
Yankee Doodle. doodle doc,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
When next go to Bully Kun,
I'll throw away the brandy.
Yankee Doodle you bad ought
To be little smarter,
Instead af catching wooly-heads
vow you've caught tartar,
Yankee Doodle. doodle doc,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
Go 10 hum, you've had enough,
Of rebels and of brandy.