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Destruction OF Thadd Gus stephens
Property.

GECRNEAys
Our readers will remember that the
iron works Of the Hon. Thaddeus Ste
vens, near Lancaster, were destroyed by
the Rebels in their last foray In Penn.
sy lvania. When Jenkins appeared in
that region with his cavalry, some Cop
perheads FASTENED 20 point out this prop
erty and beg the Rebel general to de-
stroy II, informing Jenkins that Ste
vens had some fine saddle-borses that
he might steal at the same time. Jen-
kins demanded the horses. and promised
that il they were given up to spare the
buildings. They were given up. This
was on Tuesday. Ga Thursday the
Rebel Gen. Early appeared and ordered
the destruction Of he works The man
ager demonstrated, and called TO mind
the stipulation made on Tuesday with
Gen. Jenkins. Gen. Early replied that
Stevens had been active agAinst the Con-
federAcy and had done the cause
more harm than any other man
Ia Congress-, aud they would therefore
make an example of him. He regretted
that he had not captured the proprietor
with the works. "NO doubt you would
give hlm . birth in Libby" eaid the
manager. "No sir" said the General;
al would hang him on the spot aud divide
his bones and send them TO the several
States as curi0sities." The order was
gwen to remove all the wagons, iron,
tools, and whatever would be useful 20
the army. The work of destruction was
then commenced, The large smelling
furnace, two forges, puddling- mnl, the
rolling mill, saw mill, black smith shops,
stOreh,uses, wagon houses, and sheds
were reduc d TO ashes Nov, will any
Copptrhead paper in this traitor cursed
country dare TO publish these faotsY II
they will only give them VI ice, iey are
welcome 10 cry "AbolitionBr at Stevens
until hty are hoarse. What II, instead
OF IN iron iuubdry, Stevens's property
had consisted Of thousand slaves 2
VINO would have hoslyd thtnf-M y
Tribune
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NO l22

eeAled, and may bite you before YOU
know it. Could they feel the oontempt
IN which all honest men hid them they
could do better The time 10 rasidl '
rolling round when they will be over.
Whelmsd with shame and deny their
lord Nallandigham They will, WITHIN
i've years, Indignantly spurn the oharne
OF having supported that traitor for Gov.
ernor, or ever had any thing to DO with
him. When uur armies shall have plo.
eiously ,riumped, they will be Glad 10
ENJOY the Liberty OF Democratic Gov
ernment and will be glad to have Il be-
ieVeu tnai they were patriots in the pc
Rod OF our national calamity.
Governor Plerpont sat down with three
rouslng cheers.
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Tie ST. Louis Repubucan says that a
1u Dber VI veal ny Germans have agreed
10 undertake a gigantic pleasure ,xcur-
siOu ACROSS the Atlantic 10 tre United
states They were to leave Vienna on
the 10 IA Of the present month, and tho
mail steamer Hausl istO take tue party
on board a. Bremen on the l8tn.
If the party comprise iifey persons,
Que marshal, aud II = hundred, two mar
shals, who are 10 be thoroughly acqusint-
ed with tue United states, will accom- p
pany thsex lursionists. This project en-
joy . the protection Of the Austrian COu-
sui, denyr.l Loosey, in New York
| CieUelaHd Lsader.
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THE VAEDERBiLr--,t "a very probable
that the Uuited states steamer Wander.
ont has oeen sunk by tho Confederate
pirate Georgia II has been 30 reported
from Richmond, aud the TallahAlchie
Floridian says that it 10 informed that
tue Vanderbilt chased tho GeorgiA for
some hours, but on receiving a broAdside
flom toe Georgia, sunk, aud her whole
crew, except thirty, were drowned. Her
compl ment Of men was five hundred.
The Vanderbilt was the fastest steamer
ia the navy.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School TO
Young Ladies,

Nos. 1927 and 1929 Spruce Street,
philadelphia.
~ HE REGULAR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
] embraces the English aud ~ ench nguages snd
Litcra,me-Iatn n II roqu red aud all the branches
which constitute thorough English eduoationi ea-
DC ial attel ii being paid 10 the latter by the
pin ipai. assisted by the hest Pro tessors
French Is the language OF the family, and Is con-
sta tiy spo. en- Ia he Institute.
The sC iOlnsuc year commences heptemf er luth
and closes July lat For circu Rrs aud particulars
aaplyts mApAME D'hERYILLH, Pril eipal
tI-Ime
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For Sale,

OK ACRES or LAND, IN THE GAL ATTN
- ruhNIIkE, N mites from he city, with ueg
Framed House, coma ming ar RHoms, ard Brick
Ri cben, with Two Rooms, with stable aud AL me-
cesaty out h0us 90 ON 'of tue best neis shbofhoods
On the Is alto An excellent male aud female hoo
is within sight The land s rich and p oductiNe,
aud b a choice place for Market Gardel, Good
Cl,trru, Fruit Precs, &c. Aplly 60
a. NELSlN, Agent
Cherry street, near Union.
i
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LOST

hN TUESDAY MORNING, srH INST, on CHER-
~ RN or neaderos streets, betSoeu the soldiers
Hor.o and tho barrs seks, the DISCHARGE PAPERS
OF Robert u Luse, Sith Ia iaua, 90. c., signed By
the surgoou u charge OF tho Conva escouta 40 Mur-
free5boro Any Information Of them, leu al this
odioe, or 90 the soldiers Home, 9tl be thankfully
ROBERT n. LUsE.
ssp9-ate
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Invest Your Money /!
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

NJOWD do ven to husband and apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOhE IO' s.
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
ul ynhlncome 10 the value oi their pro 1ertY ward
on the ind ucomeuts and facilities for dissipation,
and escape tho disgrace AVID ruin incident TO being
caught ia their snares and traps which are iuyoly
ing aud destroy ing Thousands.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

4 SECONDHAND TOP DOUBLE BUGGY AND
u Harness will be sold cheap, or exchanged for
light tNprsss Wagon, Il application is mace soon 70
Mr.. 0 erstreet, an the FrAnkHn Phe, two Blocks
2 outh of Broad street sep2-2w"
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500 Reward |!

G1RAYE1 OR STOLEN, about two weeks ID
= ago, from I'D eh Id Common, Que Bay LrsaA
Horse, about sixteen hands high, branded 49,
tn ett shoulder y g. The subscriber viii pay the
above reward 20 any one lsay ng the horse ~ NJ
establlhu eut, No. 46 Makket street ". W, Max
ey'a old and) TOM C. CRuNh
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Near Philadelphia, the other day, two
ladies fought a mock duel 10 the parlor
OF a dwelling house. They chose SEQ
onds and places, and what they thought
10 be unloaded pistols. One OF the woAp-
ons, however had been previously load
ed by little brother, and At the word
IRE II discharged eight bullets, grazing
the skin Of one Of the ladies and fright
ening both into fainting fits, but no ma
rial harm was done.
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Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot front ng the
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most dosir-
'hle part of Che city for Family Resi- 'encos Apply
10 H. G. mVEL,
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale f!

VNHEsE LOTS possess the four fold advantages of
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, and elgibility-withal. oheapness.
Apply TO u. q. sOONEL.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE oner Three Large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri &, aud bnt q short distance
tom the General Railroad Depot, viz;
NElOr, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet front, running through TO Vine, about
400 feet, and fronting three stre g. total number
Of front feet about 1900.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 300 feet, run.
uIng through TO Molemore street about 200 feet,
honng on three streets and hayinga total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fenca
Also lot on High street, about 100 fee, front,
running 20 an alley In the direction Of Summer
street
The three lots above men'ionei a'e considered
gooi Tor manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
"nient, cheap, have Wator hclities, and ro M r
waste mater !, and are we'll worthy Of tho atou-
lion Of those who desire 20 invest IN produo i've
property. II. G. SCOYEL.
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A Methodist preacher tho Rev Mr..
Melon, II, staoDsd Mr. Castle, IA kansas,
lew days ago, fyr soducing his VIE.
Castle will probably die.
Thats the arst tine We ever heard Of
saytis getting a Sha1k s,ais from HskeF.
Where's Paul MorphyS
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That Valuable Business Lot.

nN the North side Of the Prhlc Square, next 70
~ Messrs "A. Dougiss, fronting twenty
nine and hve-twefths feet, and running back about
one hundred aud twenty two feet TO AN alloy, com
mhudlng hne view Of Market street. Is now offered
.Or sails by H. q. SCUNI.
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NASBVtLLh, SEPT. ., 1868.
JO9N o EWING, FsQ Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DEAR SIR " will please call a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election of Directors Of
sal Road and for any other business appertaining
to said Company The Election to take place the
second Monday in October
NJ. BURNS, V T.. Of the y. ~ W. r. Co.
JAS N. REWsOM b" f" 4" 4"
A. II. HICKS,
W II. II lRN,
@. McNAlRY, SDIRECtORs.
W. Y. BANG,
n, T. MCGANOCK
In pursuance of the above order, the StookhOld-
ers OF the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad d
Company, will please take rotice, that meeting Of
tha stockholders Of said Company Is required 10 DO
held I'm Nashville, on the SECOND MO sDAY IN
OC oBER MKT, being the 10Th day Of the month
The meeting con enc at the flee OF the Nash
Vile aud Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A flll attendance Is requested.
JOHN o. EWING seo'ryand Treasurer.
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For Sale,

A BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin ike,
n corner OF 81 street, containing four TO ms,
kitchen, stable, etc thirty 1--WE feet front, oue hun
drod and forty feet deop, TO au alley.
II. G. SCOvEl4
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Especial Attention

1Alu 20 the purchase snd sale Of Real Estate,
W. ny Of store Houses, and pwolhuga, hnd al
b, '1''hess Ttlaidug prompt ana euioicnt action
-, "A, a. SCoNti,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
ArgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

STATE oF CALIFORNIA, County Of n DoraAe-
E.,tfc, > ~
Actor. brought Ia ;he District Court OF the kl~v
trih judi Al DISTRICT and the pA Int hle,l In III.
.sH'y - ~ Dorado. in the once Of The Clerk az
- h.'E!ci CnGri "a and fer said County and STAT,
- fs pie Il the state Of California, 70 n A
ltHhi'k Defendant. Gr--'inH:
h'u are htt,hy I,pIireI to appear in an ac.Ion
hr. - gains, Jou ~ II Dyer. plaintiH. In he
u net t.lrt "i the Eleventh Judicial District in
a'd or 'h' tonriy o. H-D"rado. and to answer the
."r pan ~ - IN the ~ dsy Of June A ID
',r' a''r he .'rVlC" you nf this Summon,-,f
stt'td Wlhiu lbs county. J., served out Of ,Ais
county, hui within hs Judicial District, within
w. ~ lay ~, served out Of said District then
" tL'n log day--"r Judgment by default vii Ls
iak~n against y.u.
t. 'aid ac''n il krought TO obtain judsmpnt
aga 81 - '"r hv sun Of ptS3 s. 1tq due plsin,R
e. ut one hur"r-d ard seventeen dollars balance
~ account ard Tor san try amounts paid By plR On
.'uf q e'tL', ~ year request, amounting 10 GstS
"'I'''' as yer account made part 0f complaint, .
p "i which herewith Accompanirs,-and n yea
'til 10 apf-Ir And ansvtr the said complaint a
'o-'T Ft4"r i, the ss.d Plaintiff will take judgment
aga hsi Nou 'Or said Of AS6s 81 .lnG and eoss
A'yStt.hS /" the pfaytI Of ~ i'd complaint.
Nhiv--. honFBi H Nyres Judge OF saId pfs,y,es
Court cf :hs h-VvS,h Judicial District.
Auss;, my land. aud the seal cf saiss
L : Court. 10 and for said County OF VI Dorado
, hereto a Axcd, 81 ocSce ~ the CAY Of Pa
ctTVlr, tbs the I'd day of June, A. D. I<GS
THOMAS y. PAf1EN, CIeFk.
\ true c. Py Of the original SUMMONS Attest:
THOMAS y. PATTEN, CLERK.
SaHderson williams, Any's for PIE. [junslSnS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
ThankfIlness is the Incentive to
Gratitude.

CERTiFcATE--The undersigned, drsrcus Of ac.
quaitt'ug those WHO may h. un:ortLuat" enough 10
BE- similarly afflicted, where q rerTaarhi rel { ot
their suilerugs may be lbta!ned feel, i h. Gaiy to
thus pubiclI express his mos; sincere gratitude TO
DR. l.. J. CItPkty '"r tn p.rm1rtnt recovery Of his
health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms
Incident 10 the vicious practices Of uncuutrolaLlr
passion in youth; ltpTess in body and mind una.
bic iu perform even the most trlding ,.Gy imposed
on the daily av"calions of life, | sought the advice
OF many physicians, who at first reg lTded MY
Of trifIng importance-but alas after few week J.
anf in several Instances mouths, Of tktr treatment
lief, the symptoms became more alarming in their
torture: and. being told by that my disease be-
hT principally confined to the brain. medicine
would hc OF little consequence, ! de>parsd Of ever
rega.ninE NY health, strength and energy and IS a
last resort, and with but Il faint hope, called upor
DR.. Czapkay, who, after examining my case, pre-.
s'rbrd some mrlicne which almost Instantly rei;ry.
rl NE Of the dali pain and dizziness in nv head
Encouraged BY thi4eSult, resolved to PLACE myself
Immediately under lis care and Gy strict Incidence
to all his directions and advice. my head became
clear, my ideas collected, the constant pain in my
back aud gr0ins. the weakness Of my limbs the nr.
Yons reaction Of my whole body on the slightest
alarm or excitement; the miSanthropy ard evil
forebodngs; the Self-disrust and want Of confidence
m others; the ncapaoiity 10 study and of res.
Olution; the frigtiu exciting, and at times nIeaS.
urable dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis
charges, have all disappeared aud in fact, in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as II
inspired by lfe--that life which, but "A short
time ago, contemplated 10 end by my own hand
With a view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent quacks, deem II my
duty TO offer this testimony TO the merit and sk Of
DR.. Czapkay, and recommend him 10 all who NAV
stand in need of medical advice, being assured nv
my own experience, that once under his care a rad.
ical and permanent cure will be effected.
b. y. FILLMORE
State Of California, County Of San Pra,cisco'--
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day of
A Ia
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
joins MIDDLETON. r.. S.
Notary Public.

n ACARD.-PrOmpted bg an honest desire Of
my heart, wish to lay before the public "A case
winch deserves high commeHdaton not only as a n
act OF scientific skill, but Of humanity also About
TWO years ago suddenly, and from causes unknown
10 ms' was seized with fit Of epilepsy, which, owing
TO my inability 10 meet the expenses consequent up-
on thorough medical treatment, and the liscour-
agement met with on attempting it, soon became
such Gas was then led to beleve) as to defy the skin
oi aphyscian was frequently, while in pursuit Of
ny calling thrown down to the ground without the
slightest warning, and although insensibe 10 the ag-
ohles, Lyet despised the miseries of my life, and
soon learned to look upon those who would render
assistance or shelter from danger, as enemies who
sought to prOong the existence of my miseres-
While in this state, aud having previous to my Attic
ton tasted the sweets of life once more was in.
duced to attempt seeking aid of physician and by
recommendation, called upon DR.. l.. j. Czapkay. /
told him my circumstances and my inability TO re.
ward him for his services regardless Of which, how
ever he undertook my case, and with the blessing Of
sd IA" +ADee "@rS rsateEs9 Is perfect besIsS =.
Unable to reward him for the boon which enjoy at
nrHsent, and yNt ""Safi"',s - 1sy SsSarIt-
consider 1t due to myself and to ali afflicted 10 make
the case public, in order that those in need OF med-
cal advice may find physician in whom every con.
fdence can be placed. wa
g. L.. 81 - MEYER YABLoSsKY.
state OF California, County Of San Francisco, ss-
subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day Of
august A. D. 1890. GILBERT A. GRANT,
H. 81 Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

GTAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorsdo
Ia the County Court IN and Tor said County.
ia FSr1'Worta vs. Hs Creditors
In :he matter Of the Petition u Ssba Fatn,vortA.
an lnsoiftut Debtor a
:, fs-A*; to an order on hI- herein, made By the
hoi '"ihes Jnh s"n, Judge Of the Court Aforesaid
Go'ce IS hereby given to all the creditors Of said
l"S"lIent Debtor, S~oa Esrnsvorth, to be and sp.
r al Il" ,fe i'e Court a"re said, At the Court HOuss
81 sA'i C9u:ty III the City Of RAcervile on the 6h
dAy o' sePernber, D. 1865 the hour Of ~ O'Clock
n O' SAD day, to shoS cause. IL any they can Shy
"r prayer of sAid insuVeBt debtor should not Be
granted and an assignment OF his estate be made,
ana he De .chAtgrd FROM his debts and liabiiiea
IN Iarsuance Of the Statnie In such case made and
pr"'ied' Aud, IN thr meantime, 1t Is ordered that
an judicial proceedings against said nsoIvent DEBTOR
be stayed.
- Witness my hand aud the seal Of saIA
L. E. Court hereto affixed, at ONCE in the City Of
- PlacerVilie, ibis 2ith day Of July, A. D..
lo''' THOS. b. PATTEN, CLERK.
BY OGDEN SorIEEs, Depuiy
F. A. HoRxBLoWER, Au'y for Petitioner, In
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

NEGRO SOLDIERS HoRsEwHIPPING WHITE
Men BY ORDER OF A COLONEL. "A Mem
phis correspondent relates the following
as one of the disgraceful results of Abo-
litionism:
On the 3Oth of May, at MiIiken's Bend,
in Louisiana, situated on the Mississippi
river, two Federal soldiers (whte mem
were met by two negroes, now Federal
soldiers their camps commencing at the
Bend and extending as far up the river
as Lake Providence. The negroes asked
the white men to take drink with them,
when one Of the white men, considering
himself insulted, gave the negro a sound
thrashing. After he had left, the negroes
complained to Colonel Sheppard, com
manding the negro forces on the river,
and acting Brigadier General at the time,
who told them to go and get this soldier
and tie him to a tree and whip him with
in an inch Of his life. Three of them re-
turned and Stated that they could not find
the one that had done the fighting, but
had found his friend, who was with him
at the time, who had done all he could to
prevent bis friend from fighting with the
negro. They took this innocent white
man, of Company a, Tenth Illinois Cav
airy, tied him to a tree, and with gov
ernment wagon-whip, plated three deep,
inflicted upon his back twenty. four
strokes-the first negro striking twelve
licks, the second and third six each, each
drawing the blood freely from the poor
fellow. Lis Lieutenant being informed
of the case, came to his rescue and cut
him loose. When the white soldiers
heard Of this, they threatened to take this
Col. Sheppard, of the Eleventh Louisiana
regiment Of negroes, and hang him, but
they were prevented from doing so by
some gentlemen who told them they had
better lay their grievances before General
Grant, who would do them justice. The
officers of the cavalry company went
down the river to see General Grant. On
their way they had to stop at Young's
Point, where Brigadicr General Sullivan
was in command he, being informed Of
the facts, ordered the arrest of Col Shep-
hard, on his own responsibility, and for
warded the papers to Gen. Grant, who
approved of the arrest, and ordered a
court of inquiry in the case. This Shcp-
hard is from Boston, Massachusetts,. lie
remarked, after the affair, that 1.-THE white
men were becoming so insolcnt that they
could not put up with them, and that he
intends to fix General Sullivan for arrest
ing him."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
HON. C. l.. VALLANDIGHAn
kECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and accurate
l. copies Of Mr.. NALLANUIGHAN's principal
Speeches, on the subjects above named. Also,
parts Of many other Speeches with letters, incI-
dents, votes, etc, etc. The work has beru care
fully edited and it is believed Ia present, fairly
and correctly, the political record and position Of
man whose views, in relation to the causes Of
our National troubles, and the right remedies for
them, are attracting an extraordinary amount Of
public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper. 2io
pages, large sVo and is oruamented witA a very
finely executed steel engraved Likeness Ct Mr.
Nallaudigham.
pRIcE-Paper covers. co cents Cloth, $40 -
delivered by Mail or Express, prepaid on receipt
of the price. Wholesale-PAper covers. $500 per
dozen; Cloth, &s.OO-Tran.portatio to be paid by
the purchaser.
The retail prices are little more than first
named. This is necessary in Consequence Of
considerable increase in the size Of the book also
the addition Of the engraving.
Send orders, with money enclosed. 10 Columbus
Ohio, addressed to j. II. RILEY X Co., or to GOV
MEDARY, ONCE Of "The Crisis"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
From ~ Lssan County (oAIO) Gazette.
SONG FOR THE UNION LEAGUERS'
AIR-0LB oLEES BUCKET.


How dear 10 ny heart are he scenes OF Chicago,
When fond recollection recalls them to view!
Greeley, 9IddIngs anC Sumner, each making MS
jaWgo,
In odorous African hnIlAbalOe. -,
WTWin relics ~ PoIyKamy 7" " Normal condition !!
AggresslOns Of slavery !"-All OF these they oiu
But they never forgot the chief end Of our mlSSon
The beautiful niger We all love so WE'LL
The old pokln' Niger,
The lazy hound nigger.
The dIrt-colored niger that We all love so we'll.
Hov sveet from his home in hut to receive him,
A. reekInR with whisky he rose to our view,
No white trash could tempt rs a moment TO leave
aim,
"a man and brother" We all Of us knew;
We hugEed him and kissed him aud made him our
OuFa dutyh was all his glories to tell;
So sable and sooty, he was made 10 delight all,
The sweetseeBted Niger We all love 50 well,
The old jokin' niger,
The iron-bound niger,
The hoss-rubbing Niger We all love so we'll
And now far removed from that loved situation,
Still fancy reverts to the place and the time,
And amid all the horrors and thrOcs of the nation
We are still true as steel to our platform sublime !!
Flow, rivers Of blood, to an ocean Of gore
Let widows and orphans OF agony tell;
Come Chaos and Night seize your scepter OF yore -
We will cling to the nigger we all love so well.
The old smokin' Niger,
The shining brown niger,
The SCOT covered Niger we all love so we'll
The old soakin' niger,
The iron-bound Niger,
The moSS-covered niger that cleans out the well!