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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore) 8 0 Browse Search
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A Tennessee letter-writer says: You would be both amused and disgusted to hear the variations of Dixie sung by secesh women in this civilized State. I send you a specimen-brick : If you'll go with me to the devil's den, I'll show you the bones of Lincoln's men: Look away! look away! From Lincoln's land, Away down South in Dixie. -N. Y. Evening Post, May 2. A Tennessee letter-writer says: You would be both amused and disgusted to hear the variations of Dixie sung by secesh women in this civilized State. I send you a specimen-brick : If you'll go with me to the devil's den, I'll show you the bones of Lincoln's men: Look away! look away! From Lincoln's land, Away down South in Dixie. -N. Y. Evening Post, May 2.
May 2.--The Sixth Maine regiment, now before Yorktown, contains among its members a great grandson of Gen. Lincoln, who received Lord Cornwallis' sword at Yorktown, in 1781. He is the son of Theodore Lincoln, Esq., of Dennysville, a young man of fine education, and who left home, where he had every comfort, to volunteer as a private.--Cincinnati Times, May 2. May 2.--The Sixth Maine regiment, now before Yorktown, contains among its members a great grandson of Gen. Lincoln, who received Lord Cornwallis' sword at Yorktown, in 1781. He is the son of Theodore Lincoln, Esq., of Dennysville, a young man of fine education, and who left home, where he had every comfort, to volunteer as a private.--Cincinnati Times, May 2.