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The Daily Dispatch: June 23, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 15 (search)
entleman, And Lincoln is a fool." Another, 6 years old, volunteered a new version of Yankee Doodle: Yankee Doodle took a saw, With patriot devotion. To him the tree of Liberty AccordiYankee Doodle took a saw, With patriot devotion. To him the tree of Liberty According to his notion. Yankee Doodle on a limb Like another noodle, Cut between the tree and him, And down came Yankee Doodle. Yankee Doodle broke his neck, Every limb about him, And the tree of LYankee Doodle on a limb Like another noodle, Cut between the tree and him, And down came Yankee Doodle. Yankee Doodle broke his neck, Every limb about him, And the tree of Liberty Did very well without him. I might give you many illustrations. Suffice it to say, the conduct even of children extorted from a Yankee officer the remark, "How can we expect to restorYankee Doodle. Yankee Doodle broke his neck, Every limb about him, And the tree of Liberty Did very well without him. I might give you many illustrations. Suffice it to say, the conduct even of children extorted from a Yankee officer the remark, "How can we expect to restore the Union when even the children hate us so heartily." From three sources I have heard reports of riots and bloodshed in New York and other places, but have failed so far to get the Yankee newsYankee Doodle broke his neck, Every limb about him, And the tree of Liberty Did very well without him. I might give you many illustrations. Suffice it to say, the conduct even of children extorted from a Yankee officer the remark, "How can we expect to restore the Union when even the children hate us so heartily." From three sources I have heard reports of riots and bloodshed in New York and other places, but have failed so far to get the Yankee newspaper which published them. Chas. Jett and other prisoners have been removed from the prison ship at Aquia creek. I hear the Yankees destroyed two millions worth of stores, wagons, &c. Their 100 ho