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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

~ UETKpsTATEs PATENT 0FYIoB,
WAsHISgTOE, Sept. 4, 1868
On the Petitio Of SAhUEL N, MILLER, Of bed:
ham, Massachusetts, prayin for the extension Of
patent granted him on the 18th day Of June, 1852,
for Eu imprOV cement in Combined nehOr, this APP
plicAtiOu having been authorized by act Of Com
gress, approved July %, 1852
II IL OTdeTed that sad petition b. heard at this
Office on the I'D DAY Uf NUVembVr next Any per
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, Iepp-
stiOns, aud other papers should be died In this
ol1ee twenty days before the day Of bearing,
ELISHA fUOTE,
seeTu9w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21

lowe 4 STEVENS, FAMILY DYE COLoRS.-
IL Thirty Different Shades, all In liquid form
The same shades, all in powder FORM. We advise
the use Of the Blacks, BROWNS and Drabs, Ia ths
powder form. For sale by all DruggisIs AAd
Dealers. and at the Mandatory. Boston, Mass.
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Special Notices.
w-HEE,AAD,"aTSdA1R,TEEEIHss EGoN

~ BKIGADE BOYS IN BLUE. DTsTRfCT
OF COLUMBIA, No. $40 Pennsylrdn ia drenUs,
Wdshin0tOn, D, q October %. 1858
General Orders No III In ObedieGcc to Gen.
cral Orders No. ), dated Headquarters Boys In
Blue, District 81 Columbia, Wash ngton, October
-. 1858, hereby assume command Of the Second
Brigade BOys In Blue, Of tho District Of Columbia
H. The commanding officers OF the following
commands VIII report to those headquarters, this
evening. at six clock, promptly, viz lst battery
artillery. I'd, 9Th, 7th. and sIh regiments Of in.
fantry.
Ill. c. D. willard Is hereby announced as As.
slstant Adj uant General the staff OF the General
Commanding, and will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
By order Of J. BELL ADAMS,
oet2l-h Genera CommAndilK
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Real Estate Agents.
JOHN R. ARRISON,
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,


I NTTED STATES FAIENT UFFIUE,
" WAsuISsTOS, D. C., September !, 1865.
ON the petition Of CiKgSUs WHEELER, IT,, Of
Auburn, n, r., praying for the extension Of pat
ent granted him gu the 9Th day OF December, 1854,
Teissued January y 1850, in seven divisions, mum
bored SIS, so, 81, SIS, S79, So, sSl. aud fe.Ius
numbered SID, again Teissuad May II, 1867, aud
Grass HaTVusteTs:
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
nce on the Sd day Of November next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Questions, deposi-
tlons, and other papers should he filed In this office
ELISHA FOOTR,
SeT-MJw COmnissiOner Of Patents
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'"V'L iNtIl'H anu lhlTltehth streets.
THE Horl4 Is still calling for the resignation
Of Gen. Blair, because OF his revolutionary
letter. Is 1t not hard that Blair should be
called upon to rcsign for the very reason that
procured him the HOniaahonI
Ar m" rH@sESr RATE Of gains for the De.
mOcrRcy, how long will It take thea to got A
majority ofthe Senatcl They make slow pro.
gross ia the House, while they actually lose
In the Senate.
MR.. L. MOTLEY the historian, aud our late
minister to Austria, spoke last evening In
Boston on the Presideatial election. He Is,
ofcourse, for Grant and Colfax.
INT New York Tunes does not believe IN he
Iumor that chief Justice Chase would con.
scut to run On the Democratic ticket In place
| Of seymour
TmE RLrrES5 IN Ohio foot up a Republican
majority flo,9'J. It may safely be conclude
thatwhen the otictll count Is ma 10 there will
be good 1900.
CSC. FRASCIs TRAIN publishes an address
to the Irishmen In this country adyIsiug thcm
to vote for Grant. This Is sound advice.
l.. z. c. JCDsoN, tNed Buntlinel writes from
CahfurEi, that that state will give General
Grant lJUJI majority.
TnE Republican mtJouty Ia Nebraska II,
800
BAE.E's MAlJgirr In Indinnt viii not Ds
less than sOO.
A FIRH In Bridgeport, Connecticut, has re-
celYed an order Tor one hundred and twenty
i've thousand Grant aud CUlfax badges. This
Is the second order OF the kind within four
weeks, the previous one Tor a like number.
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Ma SEYsouR ON THE STUMP,-TLe Erprcu
81 'as' evening has dispatch from Buffalo,
~ l" which announces that HOratio Sey-
,H'D' WI" take the stump in person, and open
her22
Itis gratifying ~ know that he i, In .L,E,
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New and Desirable Stationery,

Envelopes, Triple thick, Open end, White, Ca
nary, Buff, Gold, Corn, and Manila Fine Com
mercial note paper, Letter Foolscap, Bill and
Sermon paper.
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KEROSENE or

For good light and no danger of explosions,
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FLOUR

The best brands constantly on hand 80,
Graham and liuckwheat Flour Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if You want anything in the line Of
good grotcrics, the place to buy them is at
BARNES u CROWLEN'S.
Cash paid fnr all kinds Of Country Produce
Goods sold at wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES x CROWLEY.
",,r, =" w., ,' ''''''' st. Adams VI.
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This great work presents the only complete
and impartial analysis of the causes of the War
yet published, and gives these interior lights
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REMOVED.

fENHE Subscriber has removed hls stock of
i goods to Barnes Block, Lake Street oppo-
site the st. Adams Foundry, and will continue
business there until the completion of his new
Store on Main Street. VICTOR ATWOOD
st. Adams, May II, 1863. 216-tf
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EOCE SALT,

The onls salt suitable foi DAIRY purposes, which
will be sold aa low can bought in this market
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hhiitu liitt llle HhinDletOnlan tfOttlng stallion
YOUNG DEXTER:
viii stand for limited number of mares the en-.
suing season, at the Homestead Stock Farm
Greenwich, Washington County, n. Y; season
to commence on the LIST of May and to end ON the
LIST day of September. Young Dexter was bred
at Chester, Orange County, n, Y, is four years
old, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, stands nearly
l6 hands high. and is one of the best of the get
of his celebrated sire. Young Dexter is a half
brother to Dexter, George Wilkes, Bruno, Bru-
nette-allied to Mountain Hoy-ana other well
known horses. Very evidently, from his sizo,
shape, etc, Young Dexter will not only bring
gentle, fine and speedy stock. but also handsome
carriage and family horses as we'll 1t is mani
festly for the benefit of stock growers that they
obtain not only the best and most popular blood
III the country, but also that which commands
the highest prices il market, and it requires no
more labor or care to raise a good colt than an
inferior one. 1t was with the view to improve
the stock OF horses in Northern Now York, Var-
mont aud New Hampshire, etc. that Young
Dexter was purchased by lis present owner, MI.
II c. Page, Editor of the Peoples Journai-the
object being to benefit farmers and stock growers
who are willing tc undergo the care and expense
necessary to the raising OF good horses.
For further particulars, terms, etc, address
homestead Stock Farm, Greenwich, Washington
County, NY. i. g. STRATTON,
Zlo-tI Superintendent
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Perfumeries and Toilet Articles,

Brushes of all kinds, Bathing Towels, Toilet
SETS. Wallets, Pocket Books and Bill Holders,
Hand Mirrors, Thermometers, choice French,
English and American Soaps. Patent Medicines
variety
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R. BRATNERD.
iSucccssor to Leonard, Braincrd 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY.
ST. ALBANs.................. VERMONT.

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ing rates. Rosinoids Eclectic Preparations L.
- p. Incturcs, Fluid Extracts, Powdered
Drngs Nc. Nc. Vow clnicn
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IMPORTANT TO STOCK GROWERS.
Blood, Beauty, Speed, Kind
ness and Endurance.
YOUNG nEXTER.

Those who desire to raise tirst-class sotck, an
all lovers of good horses, are respectfully in
fOlmCd That the HambetOnian trOttinC stallion
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Kerosene Oil, Better and Cheaper
Than Any.
Ar Shove & Co.'S

Tea aud Coffee, Teas 70 cents, 80 cents, 81 90,
81 ~, 81 90. 81 40, and 81 80 per lb. All Teas
warranted, and money refunded if not satisfac-
tory.
il. BRAINERD.
st. Adams, May 2. 1868. l3O.tf
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TIA NSPORT1ION
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we VIII make II the interest of every traveller
to see the Agents Of the line before purchasinu
elsewhere. Through tickets over all the Yves,
tern Railroad Lines can be obtained on appIica-
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PATTERSON Sis. opposite johnson House Ogdens
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Geo. W. Smith, General Ticket Agent. H. G.
Goodno, Passenger Agent. 2l2.tf
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Only Six Days Through With
out Change of Boat.

This well known and reliable Company, will,
during the present Season, run their Line OF
first class Upper Cabin Steamers daily, between
Ogdensburgh, Oswego, Cleveland Toledo, De-
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press train from the East.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21
1c1 EFT LA.

EN9tGrsTREuRs.-A tous ceux que celia peut
int6rs-sFr ct concerner, Salut
L. ,5utra, Hancock nomme pour enregistreurs
de la ;a,t ct 81 renommde paroisse Saint-Jacqucs,
NJ c. Gray, W, II. Lawton ct Marcelin Oubre.
NJ c. Gray await dija occupa la t.lte toncton |
sous lie militarisme de NJ Philippe Sheridan.
NJ W. H. Lawton etc autretois sfnateur
QUAINT ii NJ. Oubre il nest point, croyons nous
un honme poitique.
LIE devoir de messieurs est de reviser la ste
d'enregisrcment, dttahlir dams chaque district des
boitcs de scrutin, de chosir pour claQue district
ros commissioners detection Enrcgistreurs ct COM
missaires prcteront lie meme serment L'enregisreur
touclera hut piastres par jour- lie commissairc six.
ELECTIONS IL appcrt, d'aprts la proclamation
du general Hancock, que rt!ection du II ct lu Is
Avr borncrait la ratification de la constitution
nouvee par lie bon peuple de la Louisiana. Ce pro-
cedt nous scmblc legal ct scion lie roit, la
titution est une lettre morte, rcn auto
officers d'apres une oi Qui ncxste pas, car il
II est pas iie bTusser trop de besog,ie la fois
En- admettant meme que lie nouveau pacc soft ra-
tit rien prouve quill scra approuvt par lie Con-
gres des Etats, Unis ct que pussions avor
legislature i Etat avant six hut mois. II est un
certain article IA qui peut bien etre pierre d'a-
choppement ct cause de rctard.
Nlais les ralicaux feront des pieds ct des mains
pour quill tn soft autrrment, ct que la multiple
besogne soft achevee all plus vlte. Travaleraient-
lis pour la glore! Graut est deriere, lie Congts men
est plus Il la ltgate, ct lie general Hancock nest
pas odeur de saintee aupres des matlcs du jour.
Quoiquil advienne, il est bon d'tue pref toute
tventualitt ct fabstenton scrait une impardonnabe
tause qui sauverait pas. l. abstention nous
a-t-ee yalu qnelquc chose conserve quelque privi-
ege, sauvts dune humiliation Non, en- vtritt Qui
he dit rien consent Agissons done avec calme ct
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, sans dtdan CONNIE sans eolere, en-
hommes libres on voulant lie devenir. 81 la Cons
tuition est mauvaise, contraire ln6ret general, dc
nature a jeter lie dtsordre dams lie monde politique
ct social, rtdigce pour la Qualification dune au
ditriment dune autre race, de tendance criel
une hostlitt entire les bancs ct les gems de couleur
tolle ct absurde une egalitd trois fois impossible
taut rcleter cette Constitution Serait ellie bonne
II audrait accepter, bien qu'ee ait etc file de Is
baionnette ct du despotisme militaire II est temps
de sor,ir de chaos
En- adnettant que tout effort fit inntile contrt
reuyre mauvaisc. ct que la Constitution fut rattle,
par la maoritt dies interests, des politicians ct de-
aveugles rhommc inaipendant ct digne men aurai
pas moins fait son devcir honnete homme ct de Il
toyen. A impossible nul nest tenu.
Et 81 les elections d'o!iiciers ct de fnnc.ionnairc
publics doiycn. aver lieu It /! Ct lc Il Anvil
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21
Nnu4zcllas..

NouvEAu MoNDE.-L'avocat-ge general Stan
berry a donne sa demission atin de defenlre le
president johnson. Demissiou acceptee.-Le
JW requerant pure ct simple mnjorite des cleo
teurs, ct accort!ant droit de vote aux residents
de dix iours, pour la ratification des constitu-
tions ct autres machines du meme genre, a
passe ct fait loi.-Le Senat dies Etats- Unis
s'est adjoint trente nouveaux portiers.-Le
chal,elain du Senat- tribunal fait uue priere,
demanlant pour Ia haute Cour den bas Zap
probation de la Haute- Conr den haut.-Le
President johnson doit comparalre devant
ses juges, personnellement on par represcn-
tants, lie % mars courant.-Chase preside
ayec raideur, Stevens tousse ct chacun re-
marqne que lie chapelain de la Cour, dams sa
Tongue pricre lie n;sillard. ma rien dit pour
laccuse.-M. Grant decide er cmheelrd que
les lois demonstration n'autorisent pas les
commandants militaires a changer les jours
detection designes par les Conventions
meme Monseigneur, en- reponse a Thomas du
Tennessee, dit quill faut proteger miitaire-
ment les autorites du Tennessee dams rexer-
cice de leurs fonctions sacerdotales. dit
Thomas, johnson condamne, est secretaire
de Ia gnerre Ell perspective ct par interim.-
Alexander H. Stephens est Washington
II est encore de naifs citoyens qui croient il
lacqnittement de johnson, CONNIE 81 les &c.
cussteurs ponvaient sc condamner cux- -memes
-Monseigneur Grant, apres no,Nelle lettre
rccue de NJ. Thomas, a telsgraphe Il son su
bordonne de u'agir qua la dcmaidc du gou
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21
BlLLETs D'ETAT.-Le gtnGral Hancock lance

BlLLErs DETAT.-Le gtnGral Hancock lance
lOrlre stlivant:
l. Les ordrss spfcaux Nc, 40, de &c quartierge-
neral, ne doivent pas etre compris CONNIE s'appli-
quaint aux taxes GU autres dcttes publiques, ante
rieurcs rannae 1867, lesquees taxes autres
detes peuvent etre payecs en- biets d'Etat man
da,s sur le trasor Eat ennis sous les lois de E,at,
y compris les mandats ennis qui scront ennis sous
lesdits ordres pour cette AIMEE
II. II est ordonnt, en- outrc, que tous leg billets
mantenant dams lie trtsor, rreus pour taxes ou
dettes, apres cettc date, seront immtdatement de-
fruits par lie trtsorier presence du gouverneur
dc lauditeur d Etat.
IH Quand, sous les ordres sptciaux Ne. 40, unc
sonme sufisante aura etc collectic pour rcn,pr
fohje du dit or1re, ct polr la ptriole qui est spe
cifte toutes aures recttes du Ttsor pourront ttre
applqu'es la liquidation 'autres obligations, non
dtsgntcs dams le dit orre tout CONNIE sill neut pas
etc lance.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

verneur Brownlow. QUAINT au President John
son, il decline. .phonneur.. ..d'intervenir en- SEM
blable matiere. -Forney, lie canard NAL blesse
du Chronicle pretend qu'une decision de 10
Cour Supreme sur les bills de reconstruction
vaut moins que l'election du New Hampshire.
lie process de jeff Davis O etc renvoye au
II avriI proclaim.
Laffaire du Tennessee, troubles extraordi-
naires !.... nest qu'une sonris. Alabama
nest pas encore reintegre dans fUnion.-Les
Conventions radicales continent leur euvre.
Lou1s1ASE.-L radikos de Ia Nonvelle-
Orleans ont fait les nominations suivantes
pour differences fonctions quill est fort inu-
tile de designer s. W. Lewis, Thos Leon,
S. B. Packard, r. G. Llorens, A. Rougelot,
L. A. Snaer H. r. Hubert, E. Duluc, S. S.
Fish, E. Leaumont, j. NJ. Davis, A. Dumas,
W. H. Hire, DR.. Avila, W. W. Howe, r. H.
Shannon, ]. X. Belden, J. P Boyd, Guy Du-
PLANTER, etc. -. II est question pour la Cour
Supreme de Messieurs E. Filleul ct Henry
Train. Au train don't ca Va les filleuls des af-
franchis vaudront bient6t leurs parrains.
LIE general Hancock etc appele Wash
ington, non rappele, par le president. John
+. Reynolds, major general brevet le rem
place pendant son absence. Les lubricants de
nouvelles pretendcnt que johnson veut con
fer Hancock lie departement de rAtlantique,
ayant Washington pour quarter general Et
pourquoi pas pour lui demander des nouyelles
de Isatopois ? QUEEN salt on ?-Les bilIets
de vile reprennent valeur.
VIEux MoNDE.-Le Vesuve est en- pleine
eruption. .-Lucien Bonaparte, Conella, Be
nerli, Makeno, Borrenno ct Capatti ont etc
fats cardinaux Les principautes danubien
nes s'agitent Au profit de qui Entire 'Au
triche ct Ia Russie faudra-t il rester 4 Ia
Porte ?-L. Napoleon des rhumatismcs nj
gus.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

Cest quill est difici'e, surtout quand on est
Ignorance on lenvie, de trouver le code
convenable, d'elaborer l'9uvre juste, de s'af-
franchir jusqu'a la simplicite du bon sens ct
de leurs passions mesquines dams les legisla-
tons destinees aux hommes, ct le manteau
du magistrat laisse trop voir Ia c1lemlse dc
l'individu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21
FANlILLE.

Mon ami, zen al cinq. lie dernier tette encore
Et compte settlement
Douze mois ct deux jours. Carmen est une aurore
Qu SQUIRT continent.
Et sa mere, Il son tour,
Iui tapoter la Jesse avec sa main legere
Et la nonlnler Amour.
A la lampe du soir qnand lie ceur nous rasscmble,
Chacun Sc fat nm MD;
Cclle de dix ans cause a sa poupee; il semble
Que la plus grande lit.
Lit-clle avec yeux noirs ct brlants de Aama,e7
Certanement. Ellie est
Savante CONNIE moi. deia petite femme,
Deja porant bonnet.
La quatrieme nom Luce. Ellie est plus franchise
Que ses tros autres sGnrs,
Et son front de cinq ans. appuye sur Ia chaise,
d'etranges lueurs.
Luce reve beaucoup, improvise, compose,
Me parle de raisins,
De cerses, de fruits barbouillant le nez rose
De ses petits cousins
Et mon garenn Raonl, dr6le de trois ann6es,
Internal orateur.
Commando en- souveiain aux tros snurs, ses aimee
Qui orient au radoteur.
On dit qus sont jolis; moi je les crois sublimes,
Etant papa. Toajours
LIE plus laid des hiboux inventera des rimes
Pour ses charmants amours.
Et puis je cros encor, en- admrant ces tetes
On je passe ma main,
Quill me faut prier Dieu TRAVELLER ours ct fetes
Pour acEcter du pain.
{,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

a15"Bureau du journal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-,Jacques, rive gauche.
Gsas-Pour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa
,,cr,sses, adressez a Conrent Post Office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

-"En jurisprudence, dit Seccaria, Ia neiat 'oi'
ttre proportonEt.e ar DELFT
Faut-A qu'en poltiqun lie droit soft ei. e'sson m,
verse de Intelligence
-Oui, repond lignorant on lie po.iticien.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

Il 'esclayage, nous disait un atfranchi,
est lie droa de TRAVELLER pour les autres mais
meme ct pour les autres.'
Cette pensce nest pas ordinaire.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

La fantastic, fille aimee de Ia flle du loes, nous
quelquc peu eloigne de Timportante question du
budget de Raoul.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-03-21

DEcEs.-M Joseph Webre, run des respectabes
hahtants de notre parosse, est mort dimanche der
nier ct etc enterre lundi au cinetitre de lEgse
St-Jacqnes
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-06-05
sa- Emigration to the United States is

n@- Emigration to the United States il
again becoming a vast movement, and is
bringing us large nunbers of the working
people of Great Britain and Germany.
The tide of emigration during the las. few
years, has been swollen from aosu 900 to a45.
600 annually. DUR Dg,be past week there
have been large numbers Of arrivals at
New York, the average being GOO TO 100 a
day. Germany now sends more than Ire
lan1, but the emigration from both, il
seems, is only equaled by the capacity Of
the vessels bringing the anxious seekers for
homes in the West. Hundreds wait at
the shipping port week after week to find a
ship with berths unoccupied. Denmark,
Sweden, Poland, Italy and France are also
contributing to orr population. The clas.
that come are generally industrious and
thrifty, and their labor 10 worth great
deal to the United States. The New
York Herald says that but one thing = to
be deplored IN this swelling tide Of immi.
grafton, and that is that many of the
Danes and Swedes who come have cast
their lot with The Mormons, and that ira
ternity already numbers too many disciples
in America. s7a 8 500
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THE RADICAL ALPHABET.

x is the African, our whole stock II trade;
B is the Bureau that for him was made
C is for Congress, fo1 Cuffee so true;
% stands for Dirty. and Democrat too
Z for Elections BY Negroes down South
|F stands for Forney, with lieih his mouth
G stands forsGreenbacks-Rep ublican rags
land Hr the CD / in the bondholders' bags
ii stands for. Honesty, worflaid away
n is impeachment, we dared not delay
stands. fer Johnson, who was down at the
mouth
stands for Kings, now ruling the South;
stands for Loyalty, the part we have played
NJ is the Money Ben Butler has made;
N is the Moose, for jeff Davis delayed;
O is Ohio, that backed out of our ring !;
P is the President, robbed of his sting;
Q stands for Question we try to evade
R is the Rumpus for eight years we've made
s is our Stanton, as bold as sheepir
+ is his Treachefy, the Office tokeep;
il Ulysses, who can loyalty lie;
v j. Ais Visor in guszling s'Old Rye - <ssal
W is Wade, who his rotgut must take
x is the ten African States we must make;
Y is the Yankee, the lord Of the realm
is our Zany, Booth took sroln the helm;
10 and SO on is the whole loyal crew
Ofthe white and the ebony Radicals too.
Shake Spear.