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r square Treated his soldiers there, Charging a bar-room, while All the "beats" wondered. Choked with tobacco smoke, Straight for the door they broke, Pushing and rushing, Reeled from the Bourbon stroke, Shattered and sundered; Thus they went back--they did-- On the Six Hundred. Whiskey to right of them, Cocktails to left of them, Popping corks after them, Volleyed and thundered, Yet, 'twere but truth to tell,-- Many a hero fell. Tho' some did stand it well, Those that were left of them, Left of Six Hundred. Oh! what a bill was paid, Oh! what a noise they made, All Long Branch wondered; Oh! what a noise they made, They of the Ninth Brigade, Jolly Six Hundred! * * * * * A Sun-burst. The _Sun_ regretfully announces that PUNCHINELLO is about to "give up the ghost." PUNCHINELLO begs to assure the Sun that he doesn't keep a ghost; though, at the same time, the mistake was a natural one enough to emanate from Mr. C. A. (D. B.) DANA, who keeps a REAL ghost in his closet. * * * * * A. Natural Mistake. An advertisement from the establishment of Messrs. A. T. STEWART & Co., announces, among other things, that they have opened a "MADDER PRINT." At first sight we supposed that the firm in question had begun publishing a paper in opposition to the Sun, and that it was to be, if possible, a madder print than that luminary, for the purpose of cutting it out. Further reflection convinced us, however, that the "print" in question was connected with the subject of dry goods, only. * * * * * Very Small Beer. Newspaper items state that the editor of the Winterset (Iowa,) _Sun_, is, probably, the smallest editor in the the world." Surely the editor of the New York Sun must be the one meant. * * * * * "Well I'm Blowed!" As the _omelette soufflee_ said to the cook. * * * * * [Illustration: AT THE SARATOGA CONVENTION. _Horace Greeley, (to Roscoe Conkling.)_ "DON'T BE RASH, NOW REMEMBER THAT A SOFT ANSWER TURNETH AWAY WRATH." _Roscoe Conkling_. "LET US HAVE PEACE, BY ALL MEANS: BUT IF THAT FELLOW REUBE FENTON INTERFERES WITH ME, HE HAD BETTER LOOK OUT THAT I DON'T SMASH HIS SLATE."] * * * *
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