M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-30

"Brick Po:1crOg" ia the
Middle Gl' a Dai:sn BOd
Fax.
Said Dutchman Passed through our
town, last week, Gu his way to see
IStGnton. That ess-tute functonaryI
Isay8 "Bdck' must be tried by a.
Commission; that the Dutchman has
been the victim of misplaced conf
Idonce; that nobody but copperhead
would spike the guns OF our soldiers;
that Brick" publication OF the fact
lis sufficient evidence. that he wishes
10 divert attention from himself a8 to
who's pin here since I3h pin gone" "
that BY the rules OF war Brick" is
IgniIty oI creating "much tsoubles"
on our line Of operations. Well, we
hope Mr. Blm,roy.el I've like that
namol the Bum part has reference TO
.h5 subject matter, the royal alludes
to "BHck," ," as it io Synonymous with
loyal, this accounts for Mr. Suick-
Isnacker placing suCh unlimited con-
Iijcaco in Mr. Pumroy. Hes a
" Brican-may he live q thoussnd
years, eul spike every gun brought
to bear on lin But here are She
acts 40 glyen by fumroy himself:
HnIlicker Gnicksnacker, a teuton-
ic yepder Of sour krout, wooden
cOnbs, crude cabbage, striped nit
tens, cotton suspenders and such
fiddle diugs," with true patriotic
zeal left his home. in La Crosse at
the commencement Of the war, and.
enlisted Us sIop grocery Keeper
behind the suffers tent on the Poto.
mac. When he went away it was
With the intention to make some
monish, if it took all summer, aud
nObIy did he fight it out on his line
how he done it is best told as he told
it to us on his return, Last week.
"You see Mr. Bumroy, der drum
beets, und der call comes to 90 to-
wars NIT arms. Ise be patriot 80
much as Shenral Washburn, or
Shenral Curtis, or Shenral Butler,
or Shenral Bangs or any dem Sheu.
rails what lives to come home great
men. So buys some liddle tings,
and gets some pabers from De wal
committee aud goes nit tee boys ter
be patriots and sell some liddle tings
and make some monieh. | kiss my
trOw five, nineteen dimes, and goes
NIT der war. gose ter Shambers-
burg and makes much monish. Un
day l poke mine window out un mine
head 10 hear ter serenade, aud Gink Of
Something's, when | see dat Sthonewall
ohackson mi! his DROPS und der pig
brass band cooming down ter street
playing like ter tytil on ter prass
| band.
who's pin here since ish pin gone!'
Dat Sthonewall Shackson is ter tyfil
nit tightins, und l puts my mnnish
in mine bocGet and little babers into
tmlne bag; und l gose SO quick as
never wash to Gettysburg. Und der
| opens some more sthore und sell
some liddIe dings And un day /.
hears men un der horseback riding
down der sthreet liku dunder, and
den 1 pokes der winder under mine
head und looks myselfup der sthreet.
und dere gsomes dat tyfil, Shenral
SthOnewalI Shackson playing dat
same o.dder tune as Iheard before.
Who's pin here since ish pin gomez
Den | makes mine nonish goolnes
inter mine booklets, und makes mine
bag goOme inter mine papers urd
mine sign on ter pig store on der
Icorner go | loses more goods as l
had not got, unG dlrks l 90 to Wis
consn TO see mine vrow as haini
seen in desc two years, SO long time
as never wash.
Den l goomes home, ard knoks
und der door and my vrow she make
talk and tell me whose dar9"
Den / say "Hilflicker Snicksnack
er, and she knows dat ia mine name
and che make herself goome out of
ter house, and give me nine, seven
times kiss on mine face so good as
never wash.
Den Mr. Bumroy, 1 looks nit mine