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, 1866-03-20

Fss9'es r. vote by which The Loan Blu
Secretary OF tic NsW Eneiand AerIcnitura' Soc4etT
Society to urge tic removal Of Iaac Newton, Com
On "Wednesday ihe Colombian Commission will
Return, Medea and In Conttanein- They xere DC.
made ecson awssdns @ 10 g. omns h seel
claimants. hns the Colombian Commission, at that
time. Protested against tho decision: and as only
question q Of tnHsdetioa had been referred 10
The umpire. payment was not made. The a.cs arc
go% seas to ths present board oy NJ. Seward. 10
Sir F1edeack Brace, d e1pected to eo sn1cssnt At
The argument James n. tarliFie; OF Wathin9,on,
represents The Colombian Government as It. at.
town, and s.. y. Cox, Or New .<Tprf, -ihc
Claimants These international commissions are
becoming IN Important part OF international d.
sT s q IL I & a hs ot e. reasn 81 m toaSe Ps n se
gives bis time to forward the interests Of pe.ce, in
hi5 capacity Of mediator between ,thc Two rcpub-
ncs; The commission will expire about The middle
satisfactorily. The cases to be argued On Wednes-
day grow out ct the prisateetns Of our citizens In
thew Of South AtncI1can nations agatnst Spain.
Wcft. has transmitted to ,tSccsetarY McGulloch
certified COPY OF the Act Of the Canadian Fa.iia-
me1s, recently passed prohibiting the importing Of
satssE shesp' :ho1.ss aides,6c,, By sea into The
OF satufIlt ,eTentne last, Just as the Secretary
'ofthe 1reasury bad arrived at his residence from
man was admitted Who SAID be was 4 soldier in tte
ssaa ea ae fssses 5ssias wssa b {S
hasssse ONCE. 6fsa o7erpetd ssss. Xit@Ssaeh% @ % t.
lonecr permit lin Is eonsea he se and bs hn9 ns
directly approached The Seffesay to -u1burden his
, 1866-03-20
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR,

The Grand Movement CT tho Allies
AEntnst Paraguay not yet TFanspired
-lkeiufoscerncnt for the Army anu
Navy <sstae AjIieA.
New YoRK. March 13.-Iater neEf regarding the
mcns* OF lmlnr.nes. THE grand attempt At an an-
T@anee @ " aAe Brazilian, Drn.unyau and Argentine
aule4 nsa not ycl 1hkcn psact and the hostile r..
'of the farana- etnali torcr OF about GOO P4ra-
$aala9s. 70 made dash acro.s that river. With
pfoit does not appear 10 have 1csu1ied in snr ad.
vantage so eineF. Additional Nr.::::.n eu1ooats
md tfun-c!adt sverr o. IL nav 10 IL sest oT yrsr
Ard tsTtaai .s hAd arrived wllh munitions aud
4apPlte" .of the allied iroops. Heanfprcu1nents 10
- number VI about 4. 600 men tad Joined The ii.
nsa.
, 1866-03-20
FROM NASHVILLE,
Converted - Governor UroNnloyv lii
Feeble 1icaith-The Wheat Crop In
EaAt TeMneAAee-The Weather,


Feeble 11calth-The Wheat Crop In
EaAt TeMneAAee-The Weather,
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tribuhe.1
EAFHE1LLE, March t9.
At recent revival ef religion In East Tennessee,
conducted by the Ministry Of The loyal Methodist
Church, Hon. 4. q. Watkins, oncc member OF
the United Statez CONGRESS. but more recently a
rebel lender, was converted, and Joined that
Church.
Governor Broun1ow Is stiu at bis house in
Knoxville. he is IN very feeble health indeed.
It is stated that his physical system II almost
piefely prostraled.
Adviees hum East Tennessee state that the
wheat crop il materially injured by the nkt and Il
likely 10 pTove failure.
The weather te mild and beautiful, The river Il
recedIng tlowly, with 5H feet Of wafer on ua1peth
shoals.
Ar11yals-Emma Floyd, from Cincinnati; Agnes,
from st. Louis, md Cumberland, ftum Cairo. Dc.
pa1ted-ARre., for st. Louis.
, 1866-03-20

~ All D1l. D. JAYNE + SONS Family Medicines
are sold In Chicago By Messts. FULLEH, FINCH L
FULLLK; LORD 4 SMITH; F. d II. III. HOOKER:
DURNHAMS L VAN SCHAACK, and I'll Drucctsta.
rH7 rtt
, 1866-03-20

From California
SAN FRASc1sco. March 19.-The steamer Golden
Age smiled to-dny, taking $sGaa73 In treasu,r, OF
which F71.073 goes to New York The steamer
from New York February 10, has arrived. The
funeral Of hon. S. II, Parker vas yesterday attend
ed BY several tloueand.
, 1866-03-20

which tsto take rtaes the list Of April when she
will be rfady 70 cee'aso in their company tho great
universal nnrledyetMsy, o17o
, 1866-03-20

The President aud the Mayor Elect Of
New Orieans-more Hopeful Account
OF Affairs In Texas from the Proy1s-
tonal GoEcrnor-Treuty with the In.
dinns-Nofthcrn Pacific Railroad. &c.
, 1866-03-20

their f.ins and schools to hea, their CO nn1ants
to Ascertain "he.hes Ill The tipulatous Of treaue.
rhes Me faithfully and jueny applied. purchased
ano oasu79oted to examfuc into the books. nc.
counts. and manner Of dong business Of The Super
tsict*; 10 make hren, inquiry INTO the conanct ot
ne onlceEs and employees Of the Indian Agents. and
10 ne eondnes Of the tta authorities .owara the
military who are hereby ordered TO I'D thcn,, to
Ssninpel Their Attendance, mernbera.os lhe Board
pe!nF authorized to administer oa,hs; and said
oce1 rn1 "a oe antnozed Or M 10 ensPsnd II eaase any
pdse lsda1{ d5t{'cts subject to tue approval Of ihe
a. fssn fn,a a sy be .eqqrtd 70 the Gommisaonsl
tEpm ot6cc bg enid board Of any ol1eer Or empioye
Of the lndlnn Department, eaid board r6aN fnake
tmmedtate report thereon. in writing. Btatlng the
SEC 4. That all S1pes1ntendents uf Indian
Aaaizr. al Indian Accnta, nnd the Chief Inspectors
70 be appointed under this act: in addition 10 the
'hepoHers and perform Ill the du,les noT confer
red BY lawor Coun Commissioners, In al cases or
matters wherein any 1naiau tribe, Or any member
o. any Indian tfibe, ,ha1l be concerned. or 6e a
wherein aDy Indian tribe shAll be concerned, or bc
party to. the tcst1nouy Of Ind1an Nitnes+e thal
r feceiyed In I'll eoutts ocforc the Officers Of the
SEQ. t. Thai the aalA.y Of al officers who reside m
indian countries, upon rceefvations or among the
Indians o. !hets agency, snau hereafter be fixed at
SEE. I1!st:1d mcItSser nfs,Id .so.,d or 1,.,,.rx
torr. IpnsT1r n ofuFe ahs1 n sny
.nannrr iFhstoErr hecna3e.encared n sn1 i,n.nns.
Or Infs.rouree vim iutS1IckSSrce bccusue tn auy
unon ihcfr duties ssid Insnact1Ts tlis;i fsIe tx
osth OF pt5ce now prescrbed b. IAT.: -,
Ihit Bill r.ryc rise 10 sonne dtsTsFinn.
Nj. NESMlTH moved to s7snd: ~ Ia ie,ujc,
the Doard OF commissioners f rc,srr. to tffe ~:
rctary Of tbeinteTior. insead on liz
Of Indian AGairs.
Ar (;RrNFs ofF.,od m .,,,n-3A-.,.
loyel Witt Tit,zcn NJ thm Iirf; a.a,a 9 a
mornl c4srnctcr n t1rdc r3,b - fra,sn oa Gna
cxccut1nr the rrnt1{1rd nonH an ~.
lie reeufston. nrt,rT{hed r., intc,carI. .3;hI Ma
dians I'LL Crimes fai the shnre ,ronie u
creat tourre of cnunrton fhs, cr3s."a
wh1te t9afiern Eere annnInted ~ inGisr hsf Fn
nnrnt17 Tor hriha "pfoso ~ 1u1lan ea'eas tse-
nj. fANE ssia Trra ,,,a. v,i,, n. 1,d,.n ,,,,
lesa to1hs f,to.N ,..s naGe Icy mtn tae inans would
Thc ~ .msndna,,. et H. " sR.s'uous 1quofs
,ha 1.ts .sL ot ~. Gi@es Was adopted and
~ II, " NJ Spa1feu"!e 1T stas, 10 uase
III soaSh1s ca'Eeo up 1he following joint seso
~, W% ,Was ?,
, 1866-03-20

Dir. Preston B. Ewing, Of Lscona. Harrison county,
Ohio, writes:
~For three years waa 10 seriously af1Ioted with
Bronchitis thst Obliged to rei!nguish tho bust-
ness OF teachiug vocal mnsic. The best physicians
being unabIe to relieve me. tried Dr. Jayne's Il.
pectorani. Aud now nd my throat entirely clear Of
any disease"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

CHICAGO, March Provision were duII
and dropping, vi b decline Of 25c per bar
Tel ca Mess york, with small sales al SIS IS.
Extra Pork sold, 90 n limited extent, a,
SIS -, and ruup Pork az $50.
Bulk Meats were easier. with light sales
of Shoulders 90 zoe. loose. English Meats
were easier, with sales OF Cumberland Md
dice, Tor present and future delivery, al
Esie. There is s. limited inquiry Tor sweet
ri,slcd Hams. with sales al ltc. Lard is
duu 81 1850 49, 'or prime steam rem
ssrso.
Dressed Hogs are quiet. with light sales az
$40 ~ per 100 lbs.
There .s q fair inquiry Tor goai grades o!
Spring Wheat Flour, but uusouud Is duh and
has \ SocIiGrsE ~teuu=Eay. businesses Is re-
strictci bv hghl stocss-
The demand Tor Wheat j. not very active,
but the market rules hrua az an advance of
IEMIZc. There were assrse IL No. I Spring
al from II 251@l 70, eiosag az 81 25LM
] 25A, and o. No. ? Spring al iroM Sg1seS.
Rejected Spring. and other grades, aie IN
active and nOminai-
Corn is quiet, aud without essential change.
Small sales OF No. ! we're made al 4Ic, and
81 rejected st 56@36Ec- Fo- the latter
mere is some inquiry for future delivery, in
Icy hRli Of May, at sc, Rioat, and OF
eAme grade, in store, Tor delivery be-
APUAl5 and May IS, at 42c.
ga0s are Gull aud heavy. with small sales
HeaA receipts Of No. / at 24LG25,. vim
receipts Of same at Is, ard Of No .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
MsFshaT's Sale.

DY virtue Of a wit Va. 20 me directed. from the
ID Circuit Court sf ths United States, FOR the Nil
oe tlstuct Of tennessee ats Octobsrterm, le6j.
/ viii sell ol Saiu day, the lab dsy Of april, 1s66,
ms enc NJ 10 0ci ck a m, 81 Pubic Auchon,
q tn . lghest fidoer or cs-h 10 hand. at the Court
house door 10 fashviles davidson county, al the
? ghf, 1T Z, claim, nc re 9 anu estate {. hen William
Gu ION has % ard tn the following described real
estate, VIZ: A tract Of land lying 70 Smith county,
Tennessee, 10 CIV district No l. beginning II the
North boundary hDs Of the town Of Carthage, al 1.-THE
road running East 20 poles, thence South one pole
tJtle academy lana, thence Fest with sad IND Il
POLES 20 he \ + c-rner OF SAD lsnd, thence Win
SAID land - pcieE 20 the roai, thence 60 poles TO the
Nil iraach, thence Up said braoch wlth its mean
d.rsl50 Est 30 poaes TO the Mnl Dnm, thence up
said branch IS poles, with is mesLderst % a beacn
10 the fork Of the b-aocn, thence korh a. kastBA
poles 70 q beech, thence North ~ East - poles 70
a beech, thsl CO North % East liz poles 70 awhile
oak, Rorh g Wess A. poles iOa white Ssh, thence
NCrth 55o West lO2 pol 8 TO an HonWOOd thsBce
North CO. West 81 poles 10 an ash, thence EestiU0
poles to az ash and doIW0od, thence North5J West
la7 po.es % a buckeye and white oak u the Fort
blunt road above GoodueTs old Tan Yard, thence
sCnth 8 East with the road % poles 10 a red ok,
lheuee south 5z' Ea-t along said road e poles
thence South Z IS ezt48 poles along ssld road thence
south ~ East A. poles along said road, thence
south 81 East 20 poles along said road, thence
South AZ Esst IS poles along sad road, thence
5outL 10 East 80 poles 6loDg sad rOEd. thence
south l41 poles along sold road 70 the beginning,
cOutsininF 4I9 acres OF land, more or less. except-
ng ttereir0m The old Church Lot ng about
y scIe, % satisfy an execution against sad Cullom,
and ID favor Of Orssmus B. Maluson.
ndr5-Wt D. X. GLASDUCk, ". N. DIT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
MsrshsPs Sale.

DY virtue Of = writ Of f IA. to me directed from
- the G rcUlt Court O! the United Ststes, for the
Middle District Ct Tennessee, 81 lie OctObeT term,
1866, / VIII sell, on Saturday, the 18Th day Of April,
1855, commencing a. 10 O'Clock a N, az Public ADc-
ION 70 the hignett bidder, for cash N hand, AZ the
court house door ia nashville, davidson county, 81
me Ilght, ute, claim, Intere5 u and estate which W..
/. Horn & son have IN aud 70 the fJllOsIng dlscTib-
i real estate, viz Lot No Il, In FWinks Addition
% the city Of Nashville, iroBting % feet on Fogg
treet, e-mmenciug 40 feet from Stevenson stIeet.
and running back $50 feettO a ten foot alley; being
he same lot tbs lite Cf which was vested In sad
". n. homo son, by decree Of he ChsnceIy Cour.
u Davidson county, Al its November term, 1866.
Also, one other lot IN said Add uon, being No Is. IN
the plan font ng 26 feet 90 Fogg street, commen
ing at the West corner of No AZ snd running along
sad street &c ices at right angles. $50 feet 70 a ten
loot alley thence along FAD alley WestWaroly 20
ieet; thence It ugnt angles to the beg ming being
The same Tot the title 70 which was vested 10 said
W. Horn & soE by decree Of the Chancery Court
Il Davtsoa county, stis November term 1853, 20
AUS y a. execution against said W. D. Horn & Son,
andln favor Of 5utpheu & Weaks.
mart wit e. X. GLAsCOCK, II. M. DIT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
MaFshsPs Sale.

DT virtus Of a writ OF + fl, TO me directed, from
IL the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Mid
uue district Of Tennessee, issued at It's OctOoer
ie N, 1855. I viii onSsturdsy, the IAN day Of April,
Auction, to Inc highest bidder, for cash IN hsed, at
the Court house dOo~in Nashville, Davidson county,
all the light tide, interest, clam and estate which
J b.. Phi 0w has IA ard 70 tho following described
real estate, w; A certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying aud being in the county Of MauTy,
State OF tennessee, on the South side o. Duck river,
North 70 degrees, WssL 80 poles to a stake; thence
West 1874 poles 20 3 stake, oak, ash and elm pom ersi
thence south lI3 poles to a stake and d gWo-d 10
Gideon Pillows line; thence East 243 poles 10 an
-lm and black walnut thence North 5 degrees, West
y poles 70 8 box elder thence North II degrees,
West 20 poles 10 an ash; thence 10 the beginning
con aiming M Paid bounds 81 acres, more or less, 10
sansfy an execution against said Pillow and WI.
Dale, and in favor Of Cochran 4 Co.
mar6-W4t l.. r. GLASCOCK, NJ. N. D. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
MarshaL's Sale,

DY virtue Of six wits Of E IA, to me directed from
ID the Crcnit Court Of The United states for the
Vi ddie District dEIenuessee, issued at its October
term, 1865, viii on saturday the l4th day Of April,
800, commencing st 10 o'clock, a. m, seli at pub
lie aCcasn, TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
a. the c0Irt house door IN Na-hvIle, Davidson
county, all the rgnt, tile, claim, interest and es-
t3fe which -. Hul has in and 70 the following de
scubed real estate, " A town lot in the town Of
McNInnsIIe, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Cf the Man street 10 said town, beginning al q
stake the n " corner Of Lawson Wsllng's lot. &c
icing alsl tie corner Of the lot herein described,
and On the edge Of Main street, running south 8
poles and - INKS 10 n stake on said Nalilng's cor
npr; thence eastwtth his line 3 poles and Is links to
* Stake on spring street; thence with the same
south Z poles 8ld links to a $ AXE on Summer
street; thence Wesl with said street s poles sud g
inas 70 the S. T.. corner Of ". h. Narder's lot;
thence with his line north IS poles and 10 links TO
the y. 4. corner oa Main street, and links west 70
the n. ". corner Of Thomas G. Smartts shop;
thence east vita Nam sueet4 poles and p links 10
the beginning; including "a poles of land N said
bounds, after polling out SAID Th0ma' c. Smarits
shop trgeLhCr with the brick store house, dwell
uL, and Other improvements thereon TO satisfy
sIk executions against sNd Hill, ana i'm favor OF
Howell smith q 60 IruItt Bro Co Bancroft &
Co., McCurdy Bro a Brewster, Hyatt, lngrsham
G Co, and h8ddO k, Reed i Co.
mart 4ug Il. Il. G~LASCOCK, NJ. NJ. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
What the "Press" say of Us.

GsEAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION. A rare opportunity Is
offered for obtaining watches, chsil s, diamond
rngs, shyeTwaTe, etc ny Messrs- Arrandale 4 Co.,
at No. lGl Broadway. IHeJ have an immense stock
Of articles, varying IN YslCe, and all are offered at
one dollar each. The distribution Is very fairly
dOne-you agree to take a certificate ola CERTAIN ar
icle, enclosed IN au envelope, and not required 20
pay your dollar unless you are sau5hed with the ar
Lcle, which Will certainly be worth more than that
smCunt, and NAV res cor SlU0. An excellent mode
this OF investing a doilar.-SlHdGy Times, n. T.. Cty,
February 10, 1896.
Messrs. AIrandale & Co. have long been person
ally known to us, AsDd we believe them 10 be very
worthy Of public couhdence.-N. l.. Scottish Amcr.
JJuF. June 10, 1854
We have Inspected, at the Office Of Arrapdsle &
@ agency for European Manufacturing Jewe.-
lers. a large assortment OF fashionable aud valuable
leNelTy OF the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quanuiy Of silver plate. and understand that
the whole OF these newly imported ant Giles ere to be
disposed Of ON a novel principle, giving great sd.
ysutages % buyers, and ~s1iyrdng extensive en-.
plOymenttO SCENTS We know the fr.niu question
10 be very re pectab'e and thoroughly worthy Of
puollc confidence, ant recommend our Meuds 10
read he r adSeulsemeut.-A. J. Albion, SsDten-
Der 3, 1854.
BY Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'S arrangement. the
advantages must be Ga the side Of the customer.
for he hiss everything TO gain snd nothing conpar-
auyeiy to lose. lie Knows what he VIII get for his
dollar beforehand, snd he need not send e if he IS
not sstshed--A. J. Weekly Macs, dug e., 1874.
EMPL0T1iEsT fOR LAuIE-.-Ihs most eligible end
profitable employment We have heard Of for ladies'
h. the a o Of certificate Tor the Great q f. Biatnbu-
ton Of Arrandale s Co A lady Of our GCQu -iutauue
has been Ysy successful IN this Way, not ouly In
huiug her own purse, but also IN doing good turn
70 those to whom she sold the Certificates, IS viii
be seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
csn a'so be thus eng tged.-N. J. Sunday Merryu,
august Il, 1904.
In our column the reader will find an adver Use.
ment Of Arrsndale q Co.'S CIT Distribution Of
watches, JeSelTy and silverTsre. In payment Of
that Advertisement we received several sets Of the
leWeiry advertised, and We are warranted in saying
inst, both IN finish Gnd quality, they e3cesded our
expectations. They tur5ed out 10 be lust what
they had been repre- ented.-Iiue Democrat, (Lsl5-
ItojUnD AbQ. II, l56f.
want agents in every regiment,
and N every town ana county in the country, snd
those acting rs such viii be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert hcate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 10 one dollar. Agents will COLI
lect 20 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents to US, eithern cs-h or postage stamps.
ARRARDALE & CO..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
Estrsys.--.D Davidson County.

TAKEN uP by John Z. Tucker, living in District
Il Nc. ~ 3 Gsrk by Horse, sbout4 years Old last
70 the pasteru Jolnt, branded on the lett shoulder
Us, with the l-ttef S above, and the letter D on
the lea thigh, hss rather short ears; he goes well
al g3r1 snd ls issti 70 q pace. Valued at $3.50.
TAKEN UP by John W. Rucker. Tying IN District
No. H. 3 JET black Horse, with stew wfife hsirs IN
his iorehasd, about 5 years old lsst sp-ine, Is bausE
high, ersnded on the lefi shoulder O.. s, WITH a
uad a. SiQG.
TAKEN Up BY VI. P Tuner, living IN District
No. II, q Horse Of a red hsa-btten gaay color. ~
yesrs olcr no merks percspt bic, The frog Of the
( Il sore. Valued 81 SIS.
fb22-W3lc ALEX. MCDANIEL. Ranger
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
Ohancery Land Sale.

DY virtue Of 8 decree Ct the Chsneer Cont st
ID Carthage, Tennessee, u the causes G. Van H.
Allen v James 5. Bradley, =; ais; Wm Chambers
" lanes ) Bradley Ct ais, Merit Stanford vs. Jss.
). Bradley, ct ais John McClain, ct ais, " James
8 Bradley. Ell ais, Logsn McCarver vs. James s.
BRADLEY, ct AIS snd A. Moore, for use OIL. Highe's
heirs, " McClsrin, ct ais, ] will sell 10 the hishest
bidder, on = credit Of one snd two years-eKcept
two hundred dOlsrs 70 be paid in cssh-stthe Court
house door, n Carthage, on the 18th day Of Feb'u-
sry, 1850. a certain Tract Of Land, on which said
defendant, Bradley, nov resides. in smith county,
tNl District No :, containing about $500 hFe hun
dred sores. rad land lies on the turnpike road
leading fronn Carthage % Dxon's springs, sbOut one
mile IRON the LIST er place. Il II a splendid farm,
blmost entirely enclosed with stone fencing, we'll
vsier"d snd umbefed, and in a most desirable To-
csiity Of sm III county. Sad land may be divided
aud sold u two or more tracts, IL deemed advisable
on the day Of sale. sid land WI he sold without
the right Of redemption Bonds with approved So
curty required, snd a lien retsined for the purchase
money. ID. Ii. CAMPBELL. c. & NJ
~lsnls-w4t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
From Brick Pomeroy's la Crosse Democrat.
An UnIucky Dutchman.

An Unlucky Dutchman.
Hillihicker Snicksnackers, q teutonic
vender of sour kraut, wooden combs,
curds, cabbage, striped mittens, cotton
suspenders and such fiddle dings,"
with true patriotic zeal left his home
in La Crosse at the commencement Of
the war, and enlisted as a slop grocery
keeper behind the suttler's tent, on the
Potomac. When he went away il was
with the intention of making some
monish, if it took all summer, and no.
bly, did he fight it out on his line. How
he did it is best told as he told it to US
on his return last week:
"You see, Mr. Bumroy, der drum
beats, IN der call cooms to 90 to war
NIT arms. lse be patriotic so much as
Shenersl Washburn, or Sheneral Curtis,
or Sheneral Bangs, or any dem Shener-
ais what lives to come home great men.
So ! puys some fiddle dings, und gets
some paper from der War Committee,
und goes nit ter pOys ter be patriots,
und sell some fiddle dings to make
monish. / kiss my frow five, nineteen
dimes, und goes NIT for war. l goes TO
Shambersburg and makes much mon
ish. Tn day l poke mine Winder out
mine head to hear der seTenade, und
dink of Something's, when / see Sthone-
wall Shackson NIT his droops and der
big prass pand coming down der sthreet
playing ike der dyful on der prass
pand,
Who's pin heIe since Ish pin gomez
Dat Sthonewall Shackson is der dy-
full NIT fghtins, und l put my monish
in my pocket and my little paper in
mine pag, und l goes SO quick az
vas to Gettysburg. IND dere l opens
some more store and sells some fiddle
dings. Und den ! hears men und der
horseback riding down der sthreet like
dunder ind den ! pokes der window
under mine head and looks myself up
der sthreets and dere cooms dat dyiul
SthonewalI S~hackson, blaying dat same
dune as / heard before,
"Who's pin here since Ish pm goney'
Den ] makes my monish come inter
my pockets, und make mine bag come
inter my bapers, und put my on der
big sthcre on der corner, 70 l loses
more goods as | have not got, und den
| 20 to Wisconsin to see mine trOw as !
hain't seen desc two years, 50 long time
as never wash.
Den ! comes home, und knocks on
der door, and my irow makes talk and
tells me whose dare p
Den / say "Hilihicker Snicksusck-
er, und she knows dat is my name,
and she makes herself comes ont der
house, und gives me nine, seven times
kiss on my face so good rs never wash.
Den, Mr.. Bumroy, ] looks init mine
eyes, und | see some dinPsl And 50 !
ask my frow if shoes been married
since ! 90 of to be a patriot. ind If she
be not got married, why she mskes SO
much grow, when l be gone NIT der
wsrs2 IND den l gets mad rs der
dyful, und / drinks of dat durn old
Sthonewau Shackson und his pig prass
pand, und den sings,
"Who's pn here since Ish pin gomez
Ind now Mr.. Bumroy, somebody
makes trouble mid me, for lsh been
gone two years, und l know some dings,
and | goes back mid der wars, and /
sings dat durn Sthouewall Shackson
song ali der way.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
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