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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
OnSlOVv County.

OnSlOW County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions September Term 1856
Joseph Emmett, Administrator of Ausburn Jinkns, u.s.
James Jinkns, Elizabeth Canada Sarah Packer Lewis
Jinkins, Auza Jinkins, Henry Jinkns, Miy Jinkins-
Petition to make real Estate assets.
TT appearing satisfaction of the that James
Jinkns, of the defendants in this is nonresi
dent it is ordered that publication be made the Whining
Journal for six weeks notifying said defendant a
pear the term of the Court plead demur udg
ment pro confesso will be entered up against him.
TeSte, JASPER ETHRlDGE, c. G. G.
jacksonville Onslow Co., Sept. 10, 1856. 3-6t*
EMPLOYMENT FOR 1000 PERSONS.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, AGENTS IN EVERY
w county, of the United States engage in the
the best book sold by subscription, entitled CHAIN
OF SACRED WONDERS; or, A Connected View of
Scripture Scenes and Incidents from the Creation to the end
of the Last Epoch by the Rev. S. A Latta, A. M. NJ Do
Containing 700 large octave Rages SUBsSRlPTloN
work presented the sublime and imposing of
Bible furnishing connected view of the thrilling
Sacred Wonders of the World sample copy will be mail
ed (pot pad) receipt Of retail prices circular, with
contents Terms Agents will be forwarded by address
sing D. RULISON, No 33 South Third Street, Phadel-
phia.
N. B.Persons sending their address, will mail post
paid full descriptive catalogue of books and with in
trucions operate that will enable them to make from $50
800 per month The list comprises 100 New and
Popular Books among which will be found of the best
selling Books in America. Address rs above.
Sept 18th, 1856 3-4t
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WANTING

WANTING,
80 FEW LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES FOR
"a which the very highest cash prices will be paid Sell
u ers will do well to US, determined not
- to be excelled by
POWELL GJ BARDEN.
Samson Co.. N. c.. Sept. 18th. 1856 Bpm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

The literary style of asking for slice OF ham al
dinner is, ri thank you tor an elegant extract
from Bacon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

Wilmington Bank Rates Exchange.
fillmore Il pr Ct prem. Philadelphia l pr ct. prem
w York;. L IS Virginia..
ston L Char eston,..S g &C
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

FOR SALE.
- A HOUSE AND LOT, in the North Eastern por
ksIH ton of the of Wilmington known {" Ore
I'LL gon' lying on McRae street Rankin street.
The lot 1872 feet front McRae street and back l9
feet Jones' Alley The house is frame building story
and half high, with good well of water and other
fences DESTROYS of purchasing will be shown the
premises and learn the terms and other particulars
pication the subscriber at Mr. L. n Barlows store
Front street.
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Sept. 1G, '56. 9-5t-3-lt.
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NOTICE.

4 LII ACCOUNTS naming on the Books of the lat
firm of Jones Foyles the first day of October next
will be placed in the hands of off for collection
II yow don't rant to pay cost you had better settle
Sept 10, 1900 D. M. FOYLES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

SPIRITS TURPENTINEThe market for this article has been
unsettled since last review and advance of
has taken place Thore considerable animation mani
tested in the market Monday, but since then it has ruled
quiet The sales for the week reach 755 bbls, follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

NOTICE..
WE ARE IN WANT OF MONEY-ALL PERSONS
w whose accounts and due quested to
call and settle. REDRICK RYEN
Sept. 9Th
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FRESH FLOUR.

FRESH FLOUR.
TUST RECEIVED, THIRTY-FIVE BARRELS AS
j sorted Brands Fayetteville Flour.
We are receiving Fresh Flour every week. and frequently
twice week that is something worth knowing, do
not sell sour Flour -
Aug. 26, 1856. MCCALEb q BUNILNC.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

. hESULT OF THE New CoPYRIGHN LAw.-It seems
T"U the dramatic copyright law lately passed by
9Custess already producing its natural effect
9voofdlng TO the New York Times, call the great
o$ dramatists' have been Fastening to the
vnce Of the New York district attorney to register
we titles of their plays.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

H1FALUT1N.-An eccentric individual, standing up
on bridge, and gazing upon youth angling below,
gives vent to his feelings in the following inquiry:
adolescence, what art thou doing Art thou
endearvoring to entce the fnny tribe to engult into
their dentcuIated mouths barbed nook, upon whose
point thou has fixed dainty allurement!' mo-
sir - said the bow N Pm fishing"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

BANK OF W1LMINGToN On. c. BILLs.-Within
the last few days some of the bills which were lost
las, winter on The Seaboard line have appeared in
Petersburg, Va. They are genuine but the Demo
crat says the signatures are illegal and some of them
are slightly scoIched.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

n WAN OF REFINEMENT.-We know gentleman
mex refined that he is obliged to leave the
rsS po H. when he is dining with person who has
nHlL' mere happend to be carrots on the table
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

A NEAT AND HANDSOME DRESS HAT,
"A IS CERTAINLY ONE OF THE MOST ESSEN
al features of well dressed man, and to procure this
desirable artical you have only to call at SHEPARD
MYERS, Hat and Cap Emporium and make your selec
ton from the different styles which they offer for Fall and
Winter. [Sept. IS, 1856.---ll-tf
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FLOUR-FLOUR.
T1RESH GROUND FLOUR, from wheat, Whining
T. ton and Fayetteville inspection -
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE,
FINE, and CROSS,
Constantly arriving of the best mills in the State
For sale by WILLARD CURTIS.
Sept 18th, 1856.
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FROM ENGLAND.
ECEIVED per late Steamers 1000 lbs English Gilnp
IL Irvine. HEDRICK & RYAN. 9
Sent H. 1856.
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No sales this morning, and market quiet at the time of
closing report SO cents is the highest figure offered.
RosINIn the market for Common notice considerable
activity throughout the week ended and the price has
advanced fully 10 CENTS closing $ll5 large size bb
of 80 lbs The transactions for the week up % 800
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

NEGROES.
RM THE subscriber has made arrangements to accom-
az modate all NEGROES consigned to him. Building
"a known as the GOLD COUNTY JAIL situated upon the
A&corner of Second and Princes street.
wall will built around the whole lot, thus securing
the NEGROES without close confinement.
Liberal cash advances made when required
M. CRONLY,
Sent 49, '56. ll-tf-3-tf Broker and Auctioneer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-19

We find going the rounds, the following toast said
70 have been sent by Mr. Buchanan to the Democratic
celebration of the N. York White Eagle Club, on
we 9Th of January, 1874:
y the Hon. James Buchanan
#l Inc annexation Of Ieras-To the South it will
99otd security; to the North wealth and to the
~ Sa9n safety from invasion on its weakest frontier.
Taa we reject the boon of the conquerors of San
Ssno until the tyrant of Mexico shall be graciousy
PNaSed 10 grant the permission TO go ahead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
WM. C.. RINES. OF VIRGINIA.

As this gentleman is quite active among the "old
Line Wings" Of Virginia who are eIectioncering Tor the
Know Nothing Presidential nominee. 1t Is proper
that his fsllow-cilizens of the Old Dominion should all
know That in sentiment he has long been heart ana
soul with the Know Nothing party. He applied IN
person, or through a friend, long since, for admission
into the Know Nothing lodge Of the First Wall in
Alexandra and was refused admission. The late
George Plain took ground against his admission INTO
that lodge, on the plea that if DESTROYS OF joining me
order he should seek admission into a lodge nearer
his residence ; the fac: OF his having come Nil the way
to AlexauG; ia beins evldeICe a;tIrre va. Something
wrong i'll his application 10 be- initiated.
He subsequently applied for admission int" another
Know Nothing lodge, aud was accepted. a meeting
was held TO initiate him, but the Hon. William =.
Rives was not forthcoming as per appointment. II
runs that on consulting our friend of the Alexandra
Gazette, I've believe it was who had at that time
taken one degree, he concluded 10 back out ana
was called away from Alexandria rather suddenly
All the material points of this statement can be sup
SATURATED BY witnesses in Alexandria, il Mr. Rires
disputes their TRUTH Washington Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
MEETING AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

A meeting Of the late employees in the U. 5. Armo-
ry in Springfield was held in that city on Thursday
evening, (which (says the Only A'gmS,) was a plain
outspoken expression Of Indignation on tho part ot
men who feel and appreciate the great outrage com
mitted by the House of Representatives in refusing
supplies for the Government" Tho following reso'
lutious were adopted unanimously:
l. Resolved, That in The opinion of this meeting, the
suspeusion Of operations at the United States Arinory,
i. due to the action of the go called Republican ma.
iority in the House Of Representatives of the United
States.
prec.dented in the history of this government that
Il is revolutionary and anarchial aud calls for the
earnest Reproduction of every conservative cli'zeh oil
the country, Of whatever party. =.
5 Resolved, That the Senate has again proved ltseii
to be- the bulwsrk Of the Constitutional rights vi inc
several coordinate branches Of the government, and
yiudicated the wisdom of tho founders of our republic.
4. Resolved, That the refusal OF the s"'calieI hc'
publicans Of the House 10 pass the senate oli ior
the abrugation Of the unconstitutional laws OF inc
Legislature of Kansas, aud their determination I"
stop the wheels OF government, in order 10 force upon
the Scuate their obnoxious provlso, prove beyond "
doubt that there is no sincerity III their professions
that their only object is to compass personal or party
ends; and that for those ends they are willing 10 sac
riice the best interests OF their constituents anu leU-
pard the existence Of the government itself.
5. Resolved, That in the sudden loss oil the means
of supporting ourselves and our families, we recog'
nize the legitimate effect OF the passion and reckless
ness which control the present House of Representa-
tlves.
q. Resolved, That Hon. c.. G. Chaffee, representa-
tive in Congress from this district, has evidently pos
sessed the power by his vote aud his influence, to en-
sure the passage III the Till upon which tho Armory
for its funds, and that he is therefore respon
bible for its tnilure, and tor the consequent suspension
Of those operations from which we derive our support;
that in sacrificing the interest of so large a portion O,
the people of his district, he has been guilty of a most
reckless and fragrant breach OF his trust, and that We
desire to express, in the most unqualified manner,
our couviction that he has proved himsalf utterly uu-
worthy of the place which lie occupies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
ysLriaLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MONkOE SYRINGE f0it SALE.


OSkOE SPRINGS or SALE.
n OFFER for sale me MONROE SPRINGS, to- r|TSf
L gcthcr with AL nppurtrranccs, consisting ol an 5a.ss
ample supply III Beds. Bedding, tlousch"li I" -
Kitchen rurDilurc; nisr, Crocs:ry, Cutlery, exc: me
Syringe arc situated in the SOrthe's'rrn part OF .!nhi"'
county, Ala, ~ one mile OF the Mobile and HIr"rm T"i'roao,
rnI the snIna distance from the NOpl', st"s' "''': : az
.ruct bclnnSin. 10 the Springs contains '.u "cics % W. ;
crock land. The growth is hickory white "hK' 'th ""h, pop
La, sweet gum, mulberry elm, holly, Sp"hi'h o"H' W. u"
dcrerowih oil stink. hush. buckeye srirhc!i. IL Inv WI
icrgrowth indicating rich soil. About l.o acIes W "'
ABOVE lands Is in a high state Of cultivation, an" YIN Pr
luce 100 10 800 pounds ut rGtiun I" thr mere i'' ""'"'
iugs are ia good coalition, with h lhrgc ana cohhin""''mu'
Hotel, and n winter residence for a in;nily; hiso, ZEN. u
Alley, Billiard Room and Tnblr, BHih House. t"o mn
itDnms, one of which j. some fifty yards distant from ~
hO:cl. Also, two rOOmy Stables, together win corn r'oS'
Negro Houses, etc. in fact there il nothing waning u
make this one Of the most desirable watering pihcrS ihlne
South, Rs the wntcr stands in as high rrputc NJ any III u"e
State. Testimonials OF the fact can be produced II re-
Iuircd.
will sell the place on the following terms: Tea dollars
per acrc-Onc fourth cash, the balance ia three Hhhn"
payments, with notes ard approved security, or n mort
gage Ut the piace. :,
Any person wishing to engage In n business OF the KIND,
would do well 20 examine these Springs, IL the business
could be commenced without any outlay, save Tor Tr0cc'
rirs, rs there is an nnplc supply OF Things necessary tor y
hotel business. Any number Of shcep can he had at sl.3U,
BRET nj ) u ! cents, turkeys AT 30 cents, chickens ut i2s
cents, cgy- at 10 cents por dozen, butter nj 10 cents.
For farther particulars apply 10 {. i; Haynes, Esq Ga'
zc.ic Office, Cnhuba, Alabama, or myrcl: ut the springs.
Inn. aim ! ENGLISH. TRUSTEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05

,INHt. subscriber offers NJ private -nl". ihHs hcau'!lui
Il Furm in t]inoch!hnd county called ONAiAhf.S' ~
in: on lau"- River. Licsirg Hole Creek, aud me james
RIVER aud kanawha Canal. four miles Aaovr inc court
House, anu thirty four miles from Richmond Inc sltuit'
ZION - among the most beautiful or the river. command.
lug Il view of the whole arabic surface, n inc view 81 the
surrounding country and canal. Tor rrveEhl miles up anu
down the river. the estate l. III T. high state I'll improve
m-pt, and a remarkably healthy one. IL hdJnins The cs-
;a,es Of Thomas ! Dcnnc. w b. Weisl.cr and h SHip.
with, aud contains 9js acres. OF which IL IL acres are
first low grounds. 30 acres OF s"cOuf low grounds, 81
acres al arabic high Land, aud 3.9 acres OF wood land
eight .oours. "a .ooi kitchen, out houses, quarters. over.
sccr.' house built IN the last five years. win brick chin.
ncys and uad.rpinn!n-, and a rev brick barn, GJx30. VIII
u -acd running the whole length, ii fee wide, p Il, "
thrcsnin- machine, 4 new ice house, ami all necessary etc.
Ol:s, Sc
Any person wishing 10 purchase IT desirable residence.
would do wclltO visit this before purchasing elsewhere. US
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation is now making to seed 900 acres in
wheat this tall. 100 Of il in ALLOW, ana the corn field has
been sowed in peas.
To n desirable purchaser would cell every thing as II
stands, and most OF the negroes.
Ny manager, Mr. Sanders, VIII show the estate 10 any
one w-hiGg IL purchase.
Ny address IS Subjects p. O., Po,rhhtan county.
Aug li-c3w MILES Z. SELpEN.
~ Wing will please copy.
AVA COFFEE of superior quality, Tor .a'e BY
Som, D,VrEPOKT. ALLEN l. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
-. Lhr EnnhIL.rr.
FW Ut FUY"T|''
DEMOCRACY OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.

lsst' -
AT a dinner given by the Democracy oI Matthews
IA lin. members ot The Convention lately held n; ;.in;
Cnari ll"u-c. Tor the purpose al Ir"n'iit'ihE Il i'rii''
cratic candidate FIR Congress, The following w"r"
nunrr The ina..s drunk on tho occn.i"n. Many ei"'
un.nt nnI spirited addresses wrr" also Delivered by
gentlemen who were called ou::
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, our late lain"r'ed l'"prc
sentative III cunxrc.. Ever zral"u- III advocating
and defend aug "u. Iigbta. las lnsd Ne IgGply lcp!"rr.
The Eastern and tho Western urcs-H.nEinrn
cal,y divided, politically unItr'i May they rival each
n,h.r IN support of our nominee for Congress.
IN. President Of iii. United Statrs:-lhc admins
trn,iou If Franklin Pierce. has reserved the npprohu-
ton Of the South, aud will receive the plaud'ts OF
pus:erity.
The South She heInenis equal rights III the
Union; she claims nothing more; she will have nothing
less.
The North Let our Northern brrtlifc,i attend TO 10
their own domestic affairs, and we Of the South w!i!
attend 10 ours.
James buchanan We avo confidence III Ina po
iitical integrity, and believe tho Calon will oe sale III
his hands.
Kansas The common property Of the North ana
Sourh; WE claim al equal participation III It's Dch.h'S'
~. will b.. content with no less.
The Northern Democracy In their hands Is
placed ;Gs sefe,y Ct the Union; if they ialter our p'!''
tical fahric falls.
The Ladies'
They reign, they rule with gcrtlc s~ay,
Tnyy lIvu 10 triumph, yet decay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
JAMES RIVER E-:Nrt FuK >.,..L

a B.gnnIl. Tins plantation !l"s IA I'll" Jn'n'- River, IN
the county "i ,;uocl!aui, im'''dini'Iy "tUH" M".,!.-I's
Adventure dam, nnG within twcHiy.cI.ht miles -! RIrIl'
,unul 4, runiuirS seven hundred md thirty acres
OF which srv"uty five nCrcs NJ" james Rircr !Dw grounds
OF the pest gdnlify. thirty NV ncrr- nrr cr""k 10"
,rounda. md the r"urniud'r l. Beaver dam creek r,.
Had. ii-Tc IL uG ttn I!u5d y .ua' d"alii"g.nnnsr "n u
p"au,ii-. sic: nmi ~ ,!:c",sa.:. 0s:'L'.rcs, nal noil thr
buildings and the frnccs are ia good repair, and the band
~ In I, hi. iii state Oi cultivation.
| will nlsu sell the stock and farming utensils upon III"
lhnd The stock consists Of horses. rnl!rs, cattle, Inclu.
'ling inilch rows; rud The farming utensils Hrc, the mOsi
81 rinH. new. AND all Of Ihrn g0ui-"mi there nc
onoul!. both 81 stock a.d ii rliug UtcD-ii-, fUr the tho
rGu"l cultivation ni The pinntriI..i.
The iGrrgs ~! -nlC H. 10 the payment. will bn mnic
very ruuclG To sut the pmrclnr'r.
Mr. Jane, ". Payne, my uaEr.rr. l!vinr on the place,
viii SNOW t!r property 80 nay person drsirin: Ia "N-tr,sr
il. NJ address l. Washington, ID &.
Nav I.-c,f NJ. Il PAYNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
VALUABLE TAVERN ~ KING WILLIAM

FVIN = WI WI"
UyuE Subscribers ar. authorized to soil the farm IL
King WInirE. owned ~ hr. lhomas j. Valentine.
IL j. - miles from Richmond. ! = miles from the Panln-
ky River. and ndjoins the lands OF CHpt. Martin Dre%Ey,
lt cnninins bet tween 300 aud ioO nrrcs. has u good dwelling
house wiki six rooms. AID nil ncrcs- AIRY out houses. \
large pu! ton oi il is ycry superior swamp land. part Of
which j. cleared, well GraiE"l. and no" ia cultivation y
large portion OF lhr high land i, in cultivation, hes wc!,
mud is very productive. The neishhcrh0od j.. a very d.s!.
rubtc one. and hi. place has always been noted Tor liz
healthy location.
Mr.. Crrn-haw, living on the plncr. will show II 10 hhy
person wishing 10 purchase. q,
Tine stock, plantation utensils. &c, can be purchased
with the farm, ii desired. Apply o
Aur 3D-3rwlm GODnIN A. aPPERSOS. tucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
EARN ENiS SAIL.

n OFFER for sale ny estate called hiiit"' Brink, y
inr on the Ma,taponi river. in King Wliilnm county.
about one mile from the Courthouse. WhIt'' Bank Is nj
the hcnd uf steamboat navigation, aud opposite me Sii'"S';
Of WuikeriuiI, irOIh which place II boat runs regular ~
Norfolk aud lis ;aciIrir, Tor s%gippin. g'aIn hre nnriS"iicd.
II con,sin- by survey GSl ncrcs, about 30 OF whic!i are III
cultivation and have been thoroughly inhrird from "A'ch
siye mari banks on The place. The rcnI"lnI"r ot tue i''i'
IS heavily tinb"rel, ard offers great Inducements iJr cut
ting cord wool, tor which cash can be- obtained on tHr
hunks of the river. The mnrl banks are easy "t ncc''-'
posed caIcarcous mnrl. which Yields, iy analysis, b"twrcn
81 and % per cent O' nearly pure lime. The buildings
cousi.; of Il dwelling house suit :icnt Tor the nccemmota.
lion of Il lnrge family, barns. stables, quarters. sc, and are
all in good rcpnir. ZONE Of them having been recently
built. The land hus been wOrkcdtJr upwards 1t ten years
on The live field sys,cin, and Is ia II high state Of improve.
inrnt.
Possession will be given in the fall in tim" 10 seed ncrop
Of wheat. For !urthc? particulars, address ia" subscriber,
at !ftnu post.oiicc, Hanover county, Eirg!nin.
NAV t--cti JOHN COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
AMELIA LAND FOX SANE.

TENliE subscriber wishes to sell the plantation on which
h. resides, in Amelia county. i; is - miles south
west from the rity OF Richmond. on Appoinatt"N RiTcr.-
Il contains l2Hl acre., about 700 OF which are wood Rand,
nni u consirlcrnblo portion 81 pine. The dwelling hnu."
mas three good rooms aud y pn--agc Oh the first liDOr, four
lodging rooms and II passage above, with fir"t rooms IN
the un-cEIrnt. Near the house l. u well oi hnr wafer ami
n remarkably good ~ic,.Euusc. Thrrr urr the u;mcr usual
Out buildings, barns, stable. servants houses, &c, AZ The
Hirhmpni and Dnlvil." R,Ilrohi PASSES through IN" plan
tn;!pn, aud the Mttunx Depot Is about one mile mud II
quarter from tn, house. TEI- plar" j. considered IL healthy
as any in lni, section ui country. TIL" Icigth r!Ip"i ls"i
i u great recommendation brm. noted !"r H. myrnl'"
and -rbrI"ty-a larg" proportion at ihr lnithH!ihnis being
members ui some church. For further pnt,irulnrs. nd
dr"-- The subscriber, Mh;onx Depot, Amelia county. Viz.
.lniG SAN. JONES.
im, ~ iii
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p q Is r II "
F1rIkc Enquirer.
A SONG FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

SONG FOR THE CAMPAIGN
BY THOMAS }. wichLiSE.
Ir-OI DaH T1e"'''.
Come, ye Union.loving, all "raw hs"'
md lei Ia raise our hanuers h'sn'
Cnu,, Let us strike, our cause !" gust
1N,snni,n;sts mus, bite the dust.
-. ,h. trsck for "Old Buck Il coming,
80 J" LINZ ,rsrL for "Old Back" is comiiig,
Clear the track tor Old hncR u coming
And .Young Brock with nm Is fa""''h'
y,,rrab for "OlI Buck :" he's on ,he track
AID Young Breck" is on his back. :
Tbey both are honest, good and true,
Wo9lly.horse humbuggery VIII not DO.
Oct ont of the way "Old Buck is coming
And "Young Breck" with him is running.
Get out of the way, &c.
Our principles are still the same'
We never stoop to change our uane;
We stand united in the tight,
Woolly.horse hurnbugs well put to flight,
Clear the track for "Old Back" il coming
And young Breck" with him il running.
C,ear the track, &c.
Our cause has stood the test Of time,
Our principles like gold do shine,
While other parties change every year,
With no new platforms we appear. mor,ha,
Clear the truck, know-Nothipss' every
And niger worshipper. ren'el,oI',
For your falsehoods without humoef'
You'l catch Jesse in November.
WlLLlAMsyiLLE. VA.