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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11
SHERMAN "PLAIHD OUT"

lIrom Nhe tASumohu WING, March y,
II our readers do not hear or read OF any
good news from South CArolinG, II is .
noa ssQEiisr that there Is none to com mu-
nicate. In few days they wiz hear
where Sherman is, and what has befalleu
him. Let everybody be patient. sher-
mans opportunity TO establish a military
reputation has fed, and we viii toon hear
officially OF his discontinue and disgrace.
The Charlotte BHlletin, Ia an aftlele on
the situation, says: "Ift the army OF Gen.
Lee dGleated that Of Grant At epottsylva-
mia and around the Virginia capital, when
the Yankee commander wanted his two
hundred and twenty-five thousand men,
and we had less than sixty thousand, why
may we not again As severely punish the
two combined Federal Armies, whose aggre-
gate Will be less than one hundred and
my thousand The lines about Richmond
are lmpregnable. The resources OF Vlr-
ginia have been held In reserve. ~ lla
Notwithstanding more than q month
has elapsed since the grAnaries OF Georgia
and a pdlllon Of South Carolina have been
cut of, the men Of Lee still live on full
rations, and there II no reason 70 sppre-
hend that they will fail 10 enjoy plenty 10
TO tho end. Under the guidance Of Heaven,
our leaders are more than match for the
willy Sherman, and we have never felt
more confident than at the present hour
that ne is destined 10 come 10 grief. Let
our people, then, DO patient until our ar
rangsmentS are completed and our plap5
consummatet. Day Will break Ss las
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

~ New York state soIdIsFG' Agency
removed To no. 2sS street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. All Information OF
intsi eat or value TO the soldiers Of New York
application At their new rooms, either in per
300 Or By letter. No. 255 y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
mtaAtuthu
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A NEW NATIONAL BANk.-The National
Bsnk Of the Republic Of this city has been au.
thorizsd TO eommeooo operations under the
nAtioo al banking act with capital Of e7o0, 600
ritIhuah coyic, REQ, u PRESIDENT and II. Q.
Flynt, Esq., cashier. HE .'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

Two hundred and forty thousand ,UnIen
soldiers soldier. have died in Ihs service pf our
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

A man In Memphis, running away nom
burglars, was shot dead BY policemen.
Unpleasant mistake. H. I'D o..
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- Tieksas f0r Ghs Foundry ChHFsh
Fair can be obtAined At the principal pOOA-
stores 90 the avenue and Seventh street,
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The tFsssurs ia now pay ing out 5000,
COOS db2tOr E0oPA,l ..Is... .''
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&c. 3. A." means " Ourtalled sQuAShes
Aristocracy." ..'..'d -, a. 30. .....l
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~ Parties, Balls, WsddlnEs'-shAr-
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S9s sixth street.
am now prepared 10 furnish In the best
y enoh style, and my own aupertntendenee,
Par isa, Wedatngs, and other entertain pente,
m mosi =, aaon A6ls terms The beat French
ConieetioDery always on hand. Private DIM
neTs and Srppera furnished ~ my salOnl.
Country Orders and Parties attended to In the
shortest notice. leo Cream and Water 'oea,
made BY atabm power, In plain and fancy
mouIds, for Parties, Dinners. tAnA-1m
~ Notice Is hereby given that books
20 Feoeivs subscriptions 70 the Capital stock
OF the National UnAOn Insurance Company oi
Warrington, d. G., will be open At No. 2sI
street, on the nth Day Of March, A. D. 1850,
between the hours OF II O'Clock, q. h4 AEa .
O'Clock, D. N. Of said day. 49,
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w ThOa. PArTE9,
d.. ..f r JAMEs MONTGOMERY,
800 JOHN NJ. REILLY.
fabls-iOts E COmmib9iOneru.
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advert,sing IN, tho REPunLIcAH should be 3D.
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Al lstteFs or eommunisations intended for
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Businsss and othsr eorreapondents will
greatly solige the Publishers and the Editor BY
complying UftA the above snrEestioa.
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AIKEN Of aDsnymous communications. what.
ever 10 inteodsd for insertion must Be suthen.
ieated By the name and address Of tho wri.
sr-not necessarily icr publisstion, but ~ q
guaranty Of its good faith. .'
We cannot undsrtaksto return rsjested com
muaieAtions. "ha ... &.
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ORPHANs' CoURT-Judge PWresll.-The
court met to-day, but no buSinshs OF import
Anee was transacted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

bHHrhnCu Br GEN. DoUnLnDAr's Con-
NIpsioH.--Ths fndinEs Of ths military eo1-
vas Ptesident, 10 the ease Of Philip Wailaek
Meyer Wallack, Jnlius Eueei, and Patriek
Dunallen. charged with violation ~ the Laws
and customs Of " ar, has been promulgated By
general 9rdst OF the war pepsrtIs.t. IN:
said Philip MAllaes. Meyer WaIissk, Julius
Engei, and Patrick Dunsllen are residents of
The city Of washington, d. C., kud eitiEens Of
TOT that said Philip WallAsk and N. wsisen-
field Ars engaged In business In said city 40
merchants, under the name and hrm Of Weit-
onfeld q Go Ithat sid Meyer Wallaek, Julius
EoSle, and Patrick DunAllen are smpl0yed BY
sNd nTm a. clerks In the store known A. the
ojeun Hall, No. t4o Pennsylyania avenue;
that since the besin ming OF the month Of Sep
tember last up to the pres eut time said parties
have been engaged - said store Ia selling
larse Quantities of goods, eonti.oand, 70
whose names sre unknovn, for the purpose
OF being carried ca deEtinely through the
lines Of the Union forces into the lines Of the
so-eall-d oonfsderats army, there TO be sold to
parties belonging TO said eonfedsrate army,
AudOtheFs IN Te6elIioo, said Philip W.llass,
Meyer WAllack, Jnliua Eugel, and Patrick
OunAllen, all well knowing that such was 10
be the destination Of said goods, and aiding
the" In 90 dnibg. All this IN VioIAtisp Of the
laws and customs OF war. 20
Toe fnd ngs Ot tho court Arei ~ 20 Julius
Ehgle And Patrick UunAllsn, not guilty, A. 70
Philip and Meyer wAliAek, guilty, except ~
TO the words " and 10 various other parties
whose names are unk known.n .r
Julius Engel and Patrick DunAllen are or.
de ed to be released. .r
Philip and Meyer wAllAek are sentenced 10
be Imprisoned for the term Of three years IN
such prison - the Secretary ~ War may di-
rect, and to nns sAid Philip Wallsek the sum
Of one thousand dollars. The peni,entiGry At
Albany, New York, 10 dssisnstsd ~ the place
Of eonnnemsnt.
The iodingS Of another military commits
sion, IN the case Of John Brian, John King
aud EichArd n Powell, eitiIsns, charged with
knowingly assisting enlisted men IN the SER
vice Of the United States to desert aAid service
have also been promulgated. Brian aud King
are found TO be not guilty. Richard n. Powrn
FGilty, and Behteheed 70 be confused iR the
PsBiteotiary st Albany, New York, during
the oOr tihuSu0c Of the war. ..r'
Newmah u WilScGon, tiled before the Court
Martial Of which CJl. J, .. Catlin was Presi-
dent, on the charge of having 10 his postes-
sion public properly stolen IRON the United
states, and selling hauor TO soldiers In the
vicinity Of Camp stnGGmAn-lound guilty and
Seatsneed 70 pay nnn Of one hundred dollArs
sud ne eonnned tn Fort Delaware until sush
r.Ihsn q. Dsisuo, shsrssd with violation
n the laws sud customs OF var, tried before
Gen, DoublrdAlh Commission, Was found
guilty, on the ehaIgeh and specifications, but
attach no eftminalIty thereto. ~ 10 ordered
that ptlaro be released from confinement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11
NooM kuE ,rl fio9.

The last drawing s-roO n Svoo 6f the sea
son, given BY Mrs. Lrscolu at the Execu-
tive Sianslon this AZ sernc,on, was nttlng
close TO . briilis6ts sries o. reukIons. -
Z HlN' rssegFpprps largely 1t,sPdea, and
II was doubly iheSrestlng from The fact
That many histtnguished -'pcopio wore
making tbeifC CAaakusi q tBsYAna Houss
until the next sesslon Of. Congress calls
then, 4 akaIn to'ms Capital oa o % A
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

CIRcuIT CoURT- Chisf Ji1tics Carter
Saturday March 1.-The case Of the United
States vs., WIN. Il. stubba and George W.
Rigs, TO recover ou boJd, was on trial to-
day, Wiison Tor the Uaited States; Core agd
Gillette fer defendants.
Philip X. ReinharI, Of Shelby county, In
diapA, on motion OF Mr.. Day, was admitted TO
practise In this court.
bennett Hntehins was exeuIed a. . petit
juror for this term.
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PR,oCLAMArloN TO DEsERTERs

PR,oCLAMATloN TO DIES ERTERs.
:, Tn PresiduhpS proclsmfstlon, hauie In
accor' 'ancewIta Itaau oct Of O, meress, printed
In ano, her p1sce, win have the efrect to
recall to the ranks. suite .. number Of OBJ
sentees. We understand that many DE-
serters beyond the Canada lines have slg-
ui1ed their sApste 70 return, provided they
could be sfislded from con,iigp punish
msntS The door is opened, lJy the procla-
nation, tnrOugh which thy who have
hastily conimiiteda wrong " their coun-
try may como bsck "a dusy, ag.-.J r..l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11

RICHMoED AND PETERSBURG LINES.
From the kiohmond LispAtoh, March 81
AL remains quiet on the Richmond and
Petersburg lines. Though yesterday was
Ihe fourth day Of consecutive dry weather,
still Grant does not make his threatened
burst from his left on the Southside rail-
road. He has erected q number Of obser-
vatories along his HAtcher'S Run lines, and
from their tops his signal corps take daily
observations OF all that passes In our
camps which all Is not much.
SHERMAN.
We have every day fresh instalment Of
rumors in relation 10 Sherman aud bis
movements, but are still without any Off.
cial or other authentic Information on the
subject.
TUE VALLEY.
By recent arrivals from the Shenandoah
Valley, we learn that all is quiet in thai
quarter, ..
The New York herald., 1865-03-19
Rebel Summary Of Shcrma ms Destruction
I'm south Carolina.
NICARAGUA.

Arrival OF the Steamship Western Me.
tropolis.
This steamer William b. Hilton, master, which len
this port the goth u arrived Greytown Nicaragua,
Sd inst, after smooth but long passage which
owing accident to the port boiler making Is
necessary to reduce the steam three four pounds
At Greytown took board seven hundred and four
California passengers consigned 70 the Central American
Transit Company the Western Metropolis being char
tered to take the place Of the Golden Rule.
The Western Metropolis left Greytown on tho 9th,
at . quarter 70 seven p. NJ, and being short Of
water, sailed direct for Havana; had heavy cross
sea in the Caribbean Sea, and northcr in the Gulf
Arrived at Havana at nnc A. NJ. the 11th. The sizc
and build OF tho ship created quite sensation and
hundreds OF boaAs came OF her-some with fruits
to vend and others 70 ferry the passengers ashore for
the small or nifty each In silver The harbor
filled with vessels from oil countries quite number
being blockade runners.
On the 11th tho rebel steamer Wren came In, With
seven hundred bales OF cotton from Galveston There
were threats from The shore that the Western
Metropolis would be burned before she got to New York
They were 90 prevalent that the American Consul was
kird cnou gh send or word to bo the lookout Tho
watches were doub,d and armed for all cmcr-
gencics Twelve Suspicious and, afterwards
learned very dangerous characters found board
OF whom shore. Their syinpa.hizers
nada desire give trouble Captain Hilton captured
in this steamer whils In goyernm mt service, .
blockade runner in the Cun owned at Hayaha
Sailed from Havana on the l2th INST, at ten minutes
past two O'Clock NJ ard throughout tho passage had
very heavy weather With HI III cToss seas.
Flour had been selling in Eavana high az $40 pet
barrel for the week pr vous. The Western Metropolis
brinrs III. Nicaragua aud Havana mails, and one day
later datcs than the Corsica
The New York herald., 1865-03-19
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Assistant Secretary OF War Dana 60
Major General DIX.

Assistant Secretary OF War Dana Go
Major General DIX.
WAR DnrARnrr, |
wssmyGTos, March Is, 1855.
Major oeneral Jous A. DIE, New York.
The subirod dispatches have been received at this
department O. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary OF War
Crrv porvr Va, March 10, 1885.
Tho Richmond papers Of odsy arc received The fol-
lowing arc cxtracts:-
Our panyills and North Carolina exchanges recsvel
yesterday throw light upon the situation Of Affairs
In North Carolina We venture to copy somo Of their
s.semsnts 70 relieve the solcitude Of deeply
interested people, withoat conveying moro important
news 70 tho enemy than their most intelligent readers
have already inferred from previous developments
now ray be In possession Of
Tho p,nvillo Rs9r Of Tuesday 1lth, ssys:0ur forces
have probably Withdrawn from Klnston, and may be
preparing TO evacusts 6oldxboro. Goidsboro was all
right yesterday afternoon.
Tho Rslssh Standard Of tho same cate ths 1.th) rsys
that Fayetteville was occupied sever days By tho
enemy IN forcs IL reported that the cotton factories
wore burned; bat have nothing as 10 tho Arsenal or
as 10 the treatment Of tie people at that place Hnston
10 now in possession Of the enemy, and Goldsboro Is
seriously uies,cned Our troops have contested tbs
srsvnd d vsiiou, points with their accustomed courage
and sndamncs. wo believe u.e forces Of tio enemy
VIII be met q. some point south q rnlesh
Tho Goldieoro Ssa's Jousaai " Sunday coHtans the
following sisn1cant paragraph,hs editor Of ihls pn
per is sboat 70 leayc bia readers know Why. In thi
course Of short time he hopes 70 meet them again Ic
feels lie has been pomswbi odious 70 tho enemy and h'
does not regret his eosfsc They can't trust him. III
lives Ia hopes or being as ts was.r
Too Dary'lle Regttr Of Wednesday, remarks that Ao
rcotn, movements u Sherman .Ld Sheridan have srsay
decreased the number Of nowfpspsrs published IN ue
country In virginia we have daily r'rss hsaed ron
:oa. Ioia's Esiaaoii u ncLhs1g panslle tAd Assss
The New York herald., 1865-03-19
THE STATE CAPITAL.

How the Draft Was Bsought About
Why Vt wnr EnTorced-rhe County and
city Tax Bilis-rhe Draft Ordered In
tho Northern Districts, Ss.
org ALBAsY coRREsP olSyNxcE.
AIn.sy ',lxfch Is, 1865.
The excitement In regard the draf, In New York has
sent large delegation home by .he Harlem train. As
sonbymen Reed and Ingraham appear the draft lists
The causes which forced h draft holly discussed
is known that immense suas have been raised by the
Board OF Shipping Brokers' and other organizations Of
the bounty brokers, 70 bnns It on Charles spencos
and othor republicans employed at thousand dollar
retaining fees 10 burst up Bunts marine credits, and
raise the quota They appeared openly before the
Washington officials and backed by prominent po-
IIcai managers from New York city interested n the
United States Senaorship, then discussed the ohcct
being ebArrass get control Of the Governor and
Morgan Raymond, harris and other managers at wash
ingon have engineered tho drait, and now assume TO
control It's enforcement They certainly responsible
for the result ~ II stands
The county levy passed the Senate yesterday and
goes TO tho Assembly without msterial amendment
Of city onicials are hare
The city tax levy, 70 understood, will DO sent up
from the Common Council next week
The bill from the Senate giving salaries TO the Com.
mon Council was rscommitted 70 the Commi,.ee OF the
whole In the Assembly, on motion Of Ar Van Bursn-
why do they not pass their resolutions providing for
building new Capitol In New York;
The dra has beer ordered 10 20 IN the sub districts
OF the Northern divisions Of this State by the Assistant
Provost Marvha General s this place Orders have gone
men are MOI 10 be mustered in II volunteers furnished
10 coraplcte the quotas
The New York herald., 1865-03-19
THE LATEST NEW s.
Despatch from Gen. Eoward-Condition
Of the Army-Reported Cap
ture Of Goidsboro,

&C.,

Despatch from Major General How ard.
FAYETTEVILLE N c., March lo--1 90 p. NJ
To-day have added Fayetteville to the list Of the
cities that have fallen into hands Hardee Is said TO
have twenty thousand mon, but withdrew across the
river yesterday and last night. He Ia reported reut
for Rsle gh.
The rebels skrmlshed In the town and fired artillery
upon the houses occupied by women and children.
They burned bridge at this place and removed all tho
public stores by railroad they could.
General Sherman Is hero and well. Many arc
wanting shoes and cIsthing yet tho army in
better condition. O. O. HOWARD, Major General
The New York herald., 1865-03-19
EEw YORK LEGIsLATURB.


AtaArY. March IS, 1855
sundry renons'ranccs wcro presented asalast three
cross town railroads
Blllz were introduced to exempt bounty ecni' ron
taxation and 10 provide homo for sex and disabled
soldiers. approprta,lng therefor the Marine Hospital
rusa osorrrp r, A rrrro rripryn.
Ar,horyng 'hs con structlon OF pncumatic nllroad
In New YORK go.
Also for tunnel rall,o'i 10 New ieih
Adjourned 20 M31aay evening.
The New York herald., 1865-03-19

burg, and weekly at Clarksville The number haa
been largely curtailed in North Carolina
In South Carolina II Is worse The Mercury
from Charleston sometime before the occups-
ton OF the city by tue enemy and the Courier which re-
msned was taken In charge by the Yankees, notwth.
standing II opposed the nullincaon n 1882 and s now
issued as Yankee newspaper All the papers In CO.
luba have been discontinued. The SouA Ca ol.ntaa 10
now Published at Charlotte, n. q.
Wilmington, Fayetteville aud Goidsboro In tn
hands Of the enemy. Some think that Raleigh too may
go-then Greensboro aud Charlotte AID some smaller
places will be alone LEFT.
A Sangu.ne View or tho sftua+fon In
South Carolina.
From the Richmond Enquirer March 1871
From the Fayettville Telegraph OF Wednesday morn.
ing last extract tho following Tie situation in ath
Carolna:-
The prospect brIghtens Under the skilful MANAGE
ment OF joseph T. Johnston the a.ign ID beginn nX
to shape and plan and denpiteneL Tho excite
created by the tho sand runoas which swept
the land carrying gloom and derold@hcy 70 i. uearts
with cooness anu patience the Jispsaas OF the adj
ocer who has lately been restored TO- active duty and
whose sagacous mind controls TO great extent the
desainies OF North Carolina aud the confederary.
The people are becoming more coniden hope
full Ilcy feel that thrrc a at the hehn--ons
whose coolnos and sasacy sufficient guarantees that
the ship will be guided with fm and steady hand over
the breakers and past the reefs. He Of mind.
one who thinks one who knows The requirements
OF the emergency He has before him the grandest oppor
tuny offered for distinction this continent He haa
been placed in his present post on by the almost unan
nous voice OF his counrymen as the man best qualified
70 vaEqush the lrde Of the Yankee natlon--Gcnerai
Sherman We believe no VIII do it, We depored his
removal from the command of the Army Of Tennessee.
We advocated his restoration TO active duty as COM
mander Of the forces now operating agant Sherman.
Joe Johnsten to Defend Raleigh.
(From the Richmond Enquirer, March To-
We arc stl without official dispatches from the army
under General Johnston; but TIE progseS ef Sherman
evidently embarrassed by dncnlte6 he did not expect
and those Raleigh newspapers which bat lately had no
doubt that he would occupy Raleigh without opposition,
and then Ego wherever he pleased lave changed lner
encouraging.
There other military movements on foot to which
1t would now be premature 10 allude.
We rec4ived yesterday Southern papers, through
the kindness Of tho Southern Express Company the first
have received for time. Our dates faf
South as Augusta, but they give no news.
Rebel Summary OF sherman Destruction
fin south Carolina.
From the Richmond Whig, March I5.l
government line has been established between
Columbia and Augusta
The railroad between Branchvlo and Charleston ID
unmolested.
The road is being repaired between Augusta and
Brancbvile.
The Wilmington road beyond the wateree river is un.
disturbed.
Trestle and bridges roads north and west Of
Brsnchv lie are destroyed
Orangeburg was partially destroyed
The New York herald., 1865-03-19

AtsAyY March is, 1908
sSlflto improve Park avenue, Brooklyn, was TO
portei favcfAoIy .,..,-,
Taextend tAe charter Of the hepuSuc Fire Insurance.
Compary. ,,....,
Rsa, % hel lays and bills Q. exchange ard promise
n, incorporate uic Merchants Exthange aud News
loom of lhe rs % New YORK.
RuqurnX i,sgls.rars al si1ies " use o1icaisa-
Al. me-
The New York herald., 1865-03-19

keep the stars, and replace tie discarded emblem by
snyining-eyen = mig or soldier In blce uni orm."
a psauaTrD TURNED
From number Of obel letters captured by Lieut. Nc
Faddcn rrovos. Marshal Of the Third brigade OF carn's
div.ion, permitted to gi'e tho following fT
CAsr RIcmnoxr, va. Dec. the alh A. d. 1874.
m s !. III, Tine m M wi % hoSns sos
. sa II. q sss ss Bas 4. VA:
p We es s no s a . 1 s W." sI ssassr soss
hips g Es, besides nay Kasons generally get meal Il
w. drew, sov. Hundred dollars Of our Money
But pSni h.h, hook as can sest a. ny Home
s NV sse, = %o lh % i ira md pSs "s saa css
Here ssASond ws viii Brake shsm or shey
,.Ts Ts,rs sss. ass q .son; Going Home
Hard bout sls,sing saies 60 Wy Il aitsr ie fssss
e Yp JS ss s. Es,
any way 4 man s,ops Ls.s he Eoana 70 be killed 50
please. mus s,ei As ss sewing wns rs;ess 5:
Iremain, Yours most uuiy, unsl death,
Ts Mrs. r. b. snEALY Clarks Mills, Lexington ls s. O.
Accompanying this letter q song by the rcpentent
rebel who thus breaks forth and gives vent V his in
sing song OF greenbacks
A pocket fa OF trash
Over head and ears In debt
And out Of ready cash; {.
Heaps or tax collectors, - I.
As busy as bee:
Amt we In n pretty fix,
With gold at fifty three.
Abe In the White House,
Proclamations printing;
Meade, on the Rapdan,
Afraid TO do the fighting,
Seward, in the Cabinet,
Surrounded by his spies;
Halleck, with the telegraph,
Busy forging lies.
Chase, In the Treasury,
Making worthless notes;
Curtin, at Harrisburg
Making shoddy coats;
Gilmore at Charleston,
Lost In fog;
F0rney, under Abes chair
Barking Ikea dog.
Schenck down at Baltimore
Doing dirty work;
Butler at Norfolk
AS savage as Turk;
Sprague in Rhode Island
Eating apple sass;
Everett ut Gettysburg
Talking like an
Banks out in Texas
Trying to cut hgger;
Beecher In Brooklyn
Howling for the niger;
Lots Of abolitionsts
Kicking up yell,
In walks Parson Brownlow
And sends all 10 hell.
burnside at Knoxville
In kind Of fix;
Dahlgren at sumter
Pounding at the bricks;
Grant at Charleston
Trying Bragg to thrash;
IL II any wonder
haT TIpia n1o 10 uNV