The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-31
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WHiES TTE NATTER"
Aa--YANKsE DOODLE.

AH--l ANkLE DOODI.E. ....r.
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frDs "sWOrd SEolIo"er" srsr Epon ne AmsSieaa
%"gs' 1e rigt tafsgT'C r@i
Ny bsavseomPAmOup now 'nsrn.. and more guess
III mention.
Ihsve little song thsss nSx. vOIi worthy Of At
tsntiOD. si,. fe r.t
Perhaps you uknOw n oIcOsfo taking ali this pains
But pocket books are no aecOunt when they arc out
ofchsnge. .'t .N ei.
This great Tstecn' going :Or. and privntOs pay j,
small,
50 when he ssts his debts paid up has no cash all
The suffers they are all good men, We wish them not
But their prices they are awful high, now tina. /.
whats the matter. r-.t ,.s...i
These GentIernsn with shoulder straps" do every
While priyaes do Che hghting t,o officer. &C.. the
praise. sH.. .H H, n
An should wo toll than Of thor fAults, 'tWoull aot
their feelings better,
Bot IN the GuAED h"UaE You woull 60, th1rs just
What the 'nA''er' 8 efr9 f1 al.
The Eastern Army keeps il. place, and fights tho
rebels we'll,
When On to Richmond does r6sound, tilcirco,irsg
then does swell. .l.-ff f -.rf .rf
With three days rations with them, they soon the
I rebels scatter, ''
But they always let the Rebels back aud that /.
what's the matter t..f... .......
The steamboat Captains heretofore did .hnk % make
'speck,,
By charging soldiers ddublo fare but Grant Ind soon
il check. .. ~ -..# ..-.r ....E ..
He told tho Captains one and Al the money baek Dc
liver,
That half cent no was all, for rneu golngup tn
river NJ. |''
Now you must step this doutsi fare, now that /.
"'iA' 'ii" matter. 20 rf - ir'
''e copPorheal' in the North, cannot pass them Us
But snakes they arc within the grass, aud torpid there
they lie.
fherwishis for the Yankeesto to let their rec friend.
alone, ..r-- .,..,.. ft.,. ... r...rrr
But We lick the seeesh while we're here, aud then,
when we get home. ..'
We wish we had those traitors here. wilerd sword an
cannon ball might shut thsir mouth now that,
whats the matter ..l Fl. #g.. sa.
OH yo Batteraat, Of viex.Jury your. va, b,,c,
fate, D.. ...l.. .. ...'r. f. .#. ~ f'-. 7
lon was IN tho worss1onGtion Of any in the 5tato
The Mississippi river you quickly fortified,
And w:'en Il vas done. the "iIae Jp:kets came an.
many Of you dinI. . g.. ....... ........
Now Vlck'burs and its mighty fall, has been bitter
pill Of gall, 8a. 8" Hr. Nr .Il
For Southern rebels to digest, from great trouble
they make tho best.
The liebebseefned very lean, on nude nsa, tI,,y
could get no fattcF, a. ...... 4,
Until they drew our Yankee grub" that Va, al tl,c
matter. H'0' E'
.Lsr. g. ..,..f.. . rHt' lif ..
every battle has been their cry u the last ditch
| wei surely die, .- ...
But when their graves we DO beh1i |. we SEQ their
| shrouls upona pole.
winch means no doubt the led hath risen L. l-
transferredto Ysnken Prison. Het.
ietrators to your c"uptry's aag, o. do not Ola your
courage brag, 10
In yonr last ditch giYe up the gLos. why dim. YOU
| at Arkans,, Post, -
"tef" our shells they did your big guns .iatter
twas Yankee trick. that's what's the matter.
To Jackson next re took trip, Joe Johnston for ia
| trap, .'.r ...H
But soon the rebel General (oanine ke) did smell
! rat
And being Of the running breed from his kennel No
retrcated, II
But if he hal renanaI awhile, he'd been mos, l.,r,.
tifrlly defeated .f ...'
rorpe'ioeS hins planted the Yankco ram, to .ha,ier
We male the prisoners dig them up nog tina,
what's the matter.
The confederats House in Jackson Il iam,tes de.
clired,
That never by Yankee should its hospitdities ID
shared.
But General Sherman passing BY with hi, little stia
ofyanks, ...
lie l"id the house in ashes to show them Yankee
prlnkS. ''. '.
But fthey hal kept still, anil stopped their rebel
clatter,
They'd h'rcd great deal better now that's just
what's tho matter.
So now III end my story which already is too long,
But hyou like tho tune, I'm sure you'll like the song
Butas We all are lighting in a cause that's crowned
| with glory, ..'
I improved my leisure moments in preparing ysu
this story. ........
And now thank you kindly for the attention YOU have
| given, ID .... H.s .r
And should've never meet on earth hope We may NJ
| Heaven.
So now for the Union wen gvc hearty shout,
Then you can dryw your weazel skin, and dime OF
| SO shell out