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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
FROM ATLANTA-NORTHERN NEWS.

The enemy is masspg righ: near Roswell.
Portions of the Yankee army On the South side OF
the Chattah oochee river.
Sherman's headquarters Veningo Station.
Skirmshng the river continues near the bridge
Everyth is Qliet below that p0ilt
Yankee papers of the eta ins have been received,
There excitement in Pennsylvania and Maryland
in OF the occupation OF Harper Ferry on the
4h of July the Conederates. Seig rereated TO the
Maryland heights, and at tie time ooroDs of the
Confederate menAced Hager t0wa and Frederick,
f4om which the YaDSees retreaGrd.
twelve thousand militia III addition 10 those called for W
Portions of the New York troops have started for Mary
The Governor calls for five thousand
volunteers Tor garrison duty for one hundred oas he
GeneTa Wallace reports on the 9Th thar lie repused the
CoDedorates the evening previous at the bldge over o
Five hundred bridge at Harpsrs Ferry ard
all the tairoad property We bnnea on ha the onfede
rates had eft there. ,.o.:. ~ a.,
The raid IS reported to have been very oes'i u00 o
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. go -,
Hunter is reported to have united wh Seiee by "ay OF
Parksburg and Cumberland No nent of the position
OF tbe Conederote on the sta g beyond the menol
Gold in New York on the ST. quoted at 27o Cot
Fesnden has &C the position Of Secretary OF the
Treasury. .os
Lincoln has appointed first Thursday in August as
day of fasting, Lum!jaion al I'd prayer .ho a
Yankee officers report tha5 Grant de1hanoFq' o or
the unconditional surrender Petersburg, ana not COM
piled with, reasonable time would De +o"eu l2'
ing the and children efere the a''a
Indicated heavy work ~. .. .o+l-,I og
Wa hi0ston reports of the tn, state that one hundred OF
Grants gun, cover Petersbu He could de'roy me cy
anv dav he teased uld be e.s performance
and not al vance towards he rebel army.
The Word of the 7th repo rs Grant beng largely rem
forced from points less vital han hchmond. 49,.
European adVices OF the Ash Juae ray that captain
semmes VIII embark new steamer 10 August sHpso
sed to be the Rappahannock. ;
Col0mittee il London, ecded by Admiral Anson'
raising fund by guinea INSCRIPTIONS to replace '
sworI CT Captain Semmes sank with the Alabama a
considerable for the object has been r"'S
Liverpool -.;,oror an
Con mander Winsow cla os Semmes his ptlsoLer' al
says that he had ample tim Q pick lin u'' ou' INV 49,
gllsh yacht stole him, a;u, toO adionrn
ed. ,O+ :, frnds
Peace rumo1a lave VI , ~; -, Iho9saud
England has ordered tn, .eql qllpmen' VI '1i'|
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
FROM JOHNsTON'S ARMY.

ATLANTA, July iZth I664.
No charge in the position OF affairs for the last three
days. The enemy iR position The North side of the
river.
firing has taken place between the sharpshooters
with occasional artillery firing from the enemy, without
damage to
naI is reported this side Of the river, about
eight miles above the railroad bridge They keep
to the fort.
Gov. Brown arrived here last evening He is gug for
everything to the de ence of Atlanta. His pfaca
nation calling every between II and S. to report
ut Atlanta, receives the approval of all Glasses.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
March 2ad, 1864
A CARD.
FELLOW CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF SAMP-

FELLOW. CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF SAMP.
SON co., N. g.:
At the solicitation OF several iriends have consented
to announce candidate the oherfAly OF
County. Being conpeced with the army,--ln which ca
pocuy hs We years, ami being denied At
nresent privilege of ought is impossible
tor me TO see and you wlsh to do and henoL
his declaration. consider it i'll suited the dis.
csiou of political ssues, aud think The agtators and
rcsers coud better serve ry by entering the
Amy. caa only promise my fienus, elected an un-
~ energy npGrLal acLIJn the discharge of the
dues hICh are posit And defeated
viii uaseIveIy bo8 To your d4clsou-knowng that you
generally " do things WeIl.' - ..-.-...
ISAIAH HERRING,
lat Sergt. Co. Sampson ArLilIGry."
Fort Casweli N. u, June ls. 1854. 37u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
FROM RICHMOND.

- RICHMoED July 18th. 1854.
TIE New York Herald of the 9th says that terrible pan
1c which seized upon the inhabitants of the border
ties of Mar land and Pennsylvania appears have
dered them incapable of giving clear
is transpiring around them HarpeIs ferry has been
evacuated by Hills forces. They have also Withdrawn
from Green Castle and Hagerstown. The raid appears
be nearly played out.
. Nothing important from Upper Potomac received
at the War Department last night.
Gofd on the Sth quoted PISA
The Danish has been resumed There was great ex.
citement III England on the subject.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

N. G.
IN compliance with the wiehes Of many friends in the
army among citizens, announce myself candidate
tor She Brunswick county, in election in August
BsUg 10 the army, shall not have opportunity
OF soliciting The sufages the voters in person. am
known tie county have been ia serVics two years
should the people the position, shall be CRATE
ul parta and direct every available effort 20
their public aud personal interest.
Should other be their choice, shall quietly acqu
deceon and devote myself cheerIuly, be-
fore, to the service OF my country as soldier.
d. N. ALLEN,
Co. g, 3Sth N y. t.
Junn End 1885,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

urday mornog owing to the fact that the air was
very still at the time, and after the eneys first volley
the smoke hung heavily the scene of action, COM
pleey obscurng the assaliug nes aud before the ar
had cleared our men within .the entrer chments
and face to face with the foe
Charleston Nercuru l2ih ints
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
From the Salisbury Watchmau

MAKE THIN CONE OUr.-We warn the people Of
Rowan. and indeed of the whole State, to demand of
all candidates for the Legislature, full and free ex
preston of their views on all The subjects which con-
Germ the public welfare andepecay in reference to the
achievement of our Independence. We warn the peo-
ole to be on their guard, and to demand thorough
expose of the views of candidates for there is reason
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
FROM PETERSBURG

-
A portion of Fitz Lees command engaged in q
skrmish with the enemy Lees MILL fourteen miles
from here yesterday evening" driving them back and cap
turing thirythree prisoners, including two commissioned
officers.
Considerable cannonadiDg right this evening.
Grant is evidently sending more troops TO Washington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

GEN TLkdcN AM EHOIHEK bJLDl 1ho ~ an
n,nn,e uy.eIl candidate scat III the xt House OF
t;oumons state legislature. being s"idern the
H.. N g. Cav liry %. !, II prevents IRON seepg VI
nipgug with he YoLers DIpiA county thereiote ain
IL bopea IIy opponents viii not take any u.uuo az
vantage ot nay abseuce Nct knowing "Aat may cs % 70
fore the LegIsa,ure haze bus one promise 10 man
uy frieuds am tCrtuu4te enough 10 To eIectea
endt4Vor 10 prom tie the ioterest vi tn' otSe % an
or uplIn my ehIh aud aOly aionIst ae ever
i'll 4 UsIu ucraL aud aisC as fon4 ~ - in
lived or died. ACTS arc louder tnan wolus ~ "
this service three years LUG 1N - z. SMITH.
39-te~
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CAMP OF THE IsrH N. tt,

MEAN LIBERTY MILLS, VA, FEB. 9th, 1854.
TIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to the
citizens soldiers OF Baden Couay, that he Is cand
date Office OF Sheriff of sail County and oud be
pie eased their support Ii elected he pledges
himself 10 discharge the duties OF the office with the
fidelity which be trusts has characterized him as
soldier.
BENZ. +. RINALDI,
Capt. &C. A, 18th N. G. I.
March 2ad 1864. IiS-3t&23-te"
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EEZLi10 0VV-sO1O6k4EGs < - LLIZESS Oc DOrLIN


In reaponse to solicitations which it would not be just
to disregard, announce myself candidate TO represent
you in the House OF Commons Of the next Legsature
opinions, with regard to questions of public policy,
reflected my If action for the past three years.
feel the profound interest in Struggle for indie
pendence and heartily endorse the adopted for
it's accomplishment. regret that the eXigencies OF the
service will deprive OF the privilege of mnglng with
you prior 10 the cOn but you, honored with
your confidence. my best efforts shall be employed in
guarding the interest OF my County and State.
RI BERT 3. HUSTON,
Co. D, Sd Reg't n. q. Infantry,
Amy Northern Virginia.
JrIv z 255.l-4A2tE
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TELEGRAPHIC

ntered according to the Act Of Congress- IN the year
1863, by J. g. THsAsHER, in the Clerks Office of the Dis
rct Court Of the Confederate States for the Northern
District of Georgia.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsIH0,

square, OF 10 lines less, for each and everyiD
sertion, So.
Special! will be charged a per square for sae
andevery insertion.
and private publications every charac
'ef' are charged as advertisements.
upon private character
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. be admu+sd
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tain the least feeling of dependency on being eompel
ed to hand the city to his temporary rule and domi
nation.
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HEADQUAR RTERs CAPE FEAR. J
WILMINGTON, n. C., March 80, 1864. (


WI have received sundry letters and notes from diff
feten portions of this county, expressive OF desire that
the candidates for the Office of Sheriff should canvass
the county The reason assigned tor the existence and
expression of this DESIRE is that Of the three card
dates is personally unknown to large number of the
people Of the county.
1t is for the candidates themselves to do may
best in the matter of canvassing We make this refer
to the matter as occupying less space than pub
lication of the different communications sent would
do
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
DIED,

In Wilmington, on Sunday morning. July 10th, SAMUEL
Infant of Samuel g. and Caroline A. Brngioe, aged IL
months
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

NEasRs EDITORS
IRIS notice in The Journal of yesterday Card over
the signature cf " New Hanover, proposing the Of
of most talented and gallant young citizens, Col
JOHN D. AIRY suitable person to represent US i'll
the next Legislature.
am glad the proposed. The honor is justly
DUE and say in humble judgment better choice
acknowledged ability of sterling integrity nntsrRshed by
political tant, tried pstriot and better soldier the
Conederacy has not produced the of
the He justly merits and wall doubtless receive. in
this native county largest vote that has been polled
for many elections past Success to the gallant soldier
pario AN OLD VOTER.
Col. Barry enlisted at he commencement of the
private and by his naeritorious conduct has from
private the positio which he occupies
Julv 10Th, 1864. 25Slt-42te
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We AbE AUTHORIZED to announce to the clnzsnS sH =
i1,I of Ouva y0u ~, tDat john IT, WALLAOH " ~ =
oondIdale to- II prrsau: them 10 the house Vi 0'N
~ npxt Legis a.uro North Car0iina' Aoa,.
June 80 b. 1854.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

YANKEE REPORTS OF THE REBEL lNVAeioH ~
MA aYLAND. mn. Pm
PETE asBURe, July IA, 1851, 81, III IL ac
The Washington Chror icle of the lzth con'A'N' ~
nounts of the rebel inVas Jon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

We are authorized to the of JAMES
CA3HWELL as candidate to represent Baden county
III the next LeaisIatu!e in the House of Commons.
CONSERVATIVE.
Jay l3 b AZ Wot~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

CHRp eauorate for the Cfh1e OF oherin ol hopeSoi
Couhty. a. the election Id AuS 42.2tE
Ju,Y IA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
SGAEE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Ekw HkEOERR coIrsTY

spring Term, 1864.
John W. BloodWorth,
and others. Ia Equity.
Eypsrte.
ID at Spring Term 1864, sill expose to SALE at public
auction in the Town of Wilmington, Tuesday, the &c
tion, viz One tract East side of Burgav Crock
bounded on the North by the lands of Jere Hand he
the West by the lands formerly belonging to Jesse
Groom SAID tract obtaining b. estimation hund ed
One other Middle sour District in said county.
adjoining the lands Of John A. Sanders T. Alderman and
Ter@s-Crodit OF twelve months with approved securi
ty.
A. wADDELL C. d s;E.
June 10th 28-sa
STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Apr Trna 1854
James F. li SHINE, - assignee SDee,st .; L; q 4
~afde, and Nancy Jones,
John Nj Baison and wife, Eliza
Bason Edward WiQders and Petition for Partition
vie, Lany W1nders, Needham of Land.
Johnson, Isaac Johnson, James
johnson and vie, Kitty Ann
johnson. Anna J. Johr and
adam Csraway and wife, Betsy
T appearing to the sa isfactioa of the Court that the
defendants in this case Needham Johnson Isaac JohG
James Johnson and wife, Kitty Johnson Anna j.
Johnson ard Adam Caraway wife, Betsy Caraway
reside beyond the limits of State it therefore,
weeks successivey tho Court House in Kenans
vile, and at three other public in Duplin County
and il the Wilmington Journal notifying
the filing this Petition and that uness they
appear the of this Court end the Pe
on the viii be taken pro COnfeSs0 and heard er
pdrte to them.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
June II. 2:9-lt-39-5l*
HEADQUARTERs CAPE FEAR.
WI.MINGFOE n. C., March 80, 1864.
(CIRCULAR y
It having been ascertained that traitors midst
been the habit of communicating Information to
the enemy through lines the White Oak River and
elsewhere, all crossing of these lines, except by perms
son ION these EsadQuarters is hereby prohibited Off
commanding Cut-posts of this command will arrest
and these Headquarters all persons infringing this
order.
By Command OF Maj. General "HiTIEG
JAMES Fl. HILL,
bsj i A. A. General.
April 7tl lS64. % If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

IT would rain if it could but since it canIo it drops
few tears in pure vexation and This is the nearest ap
proach to a shower with which re are favored.
CoNTR!BUTIoNs.-We cheerfully acknowledge the
receipt of the following contributions or tie sufferers
of Washington, n G., aid viii forward The amount
without delay to the proper person, as requested
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Disturbance at Camp Holmes.

We have been furnished says the Raleigh Confede-
rate, by Col lMalett with the following official ac
count of the attempt to subdue the Guard at Camp
Holmes, By some deserters in the guard house:
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

xE z.1t.PsD FULLY recommend the foloHl u ti.A @
"i1 % Io+u of New Hanover County, bVth soluIsIS AL
~ ~ i1ns ~ ior members OF the next Legislature
EyN.T
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

FoR TEE SENATE:
JOHN A. TAYLOR, OF Wilmington
FoR TIE COMMONS:
Capt &. B. POWERS, Go. K, 3Td Rsgt - catt - ,op.
ST. u g AVEKErT. Co. b, lst N. e. fa'LIUII E,Jp1I
S0is A hOLDIERS AT ORT GA FDS ,S u: ~
July Il,
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SOI y
Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses;
James +. Shine, Assignee ot l.. e.
Edwards aod wife, N6scissa Ed
wafds, and Nancy Jones,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

John NJ. Eais3n and wife, Eliza
Baison, Edward Wiaders and
~ife, Lany Winders, Needham
Johnson, Isaac Johnson, James
Johnson and vie, Kitty Ann
johnson. Anna J. Johrson and
Adam Csraway and wife, Betsy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-24
ACT ~.


Time, evening-Eighth Of November.
Scene-Garret of the World office; penny dip
burningj Hypocrite, Grumbler, Snyeller,
Aristocrat, seated around table reading election
returns.
Grumber-Great heavens this news is du-
biOus.
Hypocrite-Pm much afraid Old Abe is in
again.
Snveller-I told you so. Your policy was bad
Aristocrat-Yes, in that damned shout for war
Which we did i'll advise our candidate to make,
We lost the power we sought.
(Enter SeYpant.)
Seryant-All is lost Old Lincoln carried
every State but Jersey
Hypocrite-Ohio gone for Lincoln! Then let
me die;
] cannot thus survive this grievous blow.
Takes poison by eating copy of tho World.
Dies
Sniveller-weep not for such clay, my friends
He never did have thought above amustard-seed.
Grumbler-Oh, Vallandghaml Reqmcscat IN
pacei
Sniveller-whch means
Grumber-That he wanted peace, and now he's
got it.
Aristocrat-w think III emgrate These
damned Yankees won't be led by foreign asses
therefore depart this cussed land.
[EXit, and procures a passage to Europe by
Sniveller-Well, Grumbler, what thnkest thou
Grumbler-I do not think-I know it.
Sniveller-Whati
Grumbler-That thou art the veriest ass that
ever drove a quill.
Sniveller-What! villain. You thus upbrad
me, who never had sympathy in common with
law or justice
Grumbler-'Twas your vile hOwlings that this
election lost.
Sniyeler-And your stupidity most malicious.
(Enter Bully Boy and Naughty Boy, in a state of
intOriCation)
"Bully" Boy-I say, feers (hic), this is Jolly.
Naughty Boy-Yes, we're (hicJ all right.
Sniveer--HOw's that?
"Bully" Boy--why (hic) you sec I've got (hic)
my commission yet.
So I'm (hc) all right
"Naughty" Boy-Three cheers for (hic) me.
I'm a Congressman, (hic) is. One (hic) cheers
for us. Eh George
Servant-Any thing l can do for you, gentle
men?
"Bully" Boy-Yes, don't (hc) let on you
know thic) US. We want to get (hic) back into
good (hic) society. ETu Dilapjdated Georges.
Grumbler-Snveller, you'd better go to All "A.
Sniyeler-l'm going, old Hdbeas Corpus
Grumbler-HOw are you draft, All All
Sniveller-How are you, old patriot All! Eth
Grumhler-All right, gambler.
Sniveller-Al square, bruser. Ert.
Grumbler-Say, servant, IL you ever speak to
| me again, by Mars, I'll break your head
Servant-Thank you, sir; l thank you kindly.
! Grum bler-I hate these tawniDg dogs. Ertt
| Servant-Well, I've done my duty | wrote
| them down great men, when in my inmost soul |
knew they were the yeriest scOundrels yet unhung
| I'll die revenged.
(TYcklcs hiD,seiffo death oih the Chicago platform,
All the actors having left the stage, AMI as
Lincoln torch-ght procession is passing, the cur.
tain falls in honor Of the unexpected though wei,
| come death OF so many rascals at the same time
| The American eagle now appears with a green
! back in each claw, and copy Of the Constitution
unabridged in his beak. The Star-spangled Ban
| ner envelopes the sacred bird, and from the dis
tance comes a solemn voice uttering those memo
rable wOTds-Buly for old Abe! Echo from
| Petersburg-Hunkey boy is General Grant,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-24

Scene-Tat cred wall-tent on the banks Of the
Hudson-American Eagle browsing in the
ackmOund-BrOken bust Of Napoleon on a
camp stool-"Bully" Boy wipng the rust from
his sword and looking at map OF the
ChickahOminy swamps.
"Bully" B0y-To this, then, has come the
young Napoleon. Yet ! was not always thus
AT lhe head Of a great army did ride in
days OF yorc and all did pay me homage. Ye
Gods my fate will drive me mad. Yet I will
have revenge, though should rend the nations
heart and with my spade cleaye q road tO glory,
though a thousand swamps oppose.
lEN'er GrtUubteT.)
Grumbler-Ha greater than Napoleon, how
fares thee
"Bully" Boy-Iffo friends you mean, most
unhapPiIy.
Grlmbler-A greater man ne'crliyed thanyou.
and vet thou art the victim OF rall-splttgr,
"Bully' Boy-Iauut me not HOra.iO, or in
yOu ditch, fresh dug, III plunge thee liieess.
Grumbler-Ihou speakest harsh 70 one who
loves thee;
T. en- now I've come TO do a favor regal.
"Bully" BOy-Ive served You we'll
'Twere best you did return the service.
Grumbler-Thou art most honored Of the wig
wan clan;
Behold the platform and your nomination.
lShOWs him manuscript
"Bully' Boy-I swear old Hypocrite this
writing did;
Yes through every line his foulest treason runs
Grumbler-TreasOn What madness
W ny, us only stun WIN Mll4lu 70 gun lilt people
"Bully" Boy-Ah l see. You only seek the
reins OF power.
Grumbler-Well spoken, mildest Of the Major
Generals. We know our business. This best
suits our purpose. Accept the nomination, and
the issue will be toyou, most injured warrior, the
sweetest of revenge. ,
"Bully" Boy-I win accept il. Fen now III
write q letter full Of war while Naughty Boy
shall whisper peace.
Grumbler-Oh will we not misead the people
ArmisIice war peace sword olive branches
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-24
GnANn INrRRI.nnr-


A considerable time elapsng between the third
and fourth acts, Il Is necessary that something
shall be done 70 make this grand peace drama per-
rect in unity of time, place. and action. There
Tore the management have the pleasure Of stating
that they will now introduce 10 the audience the
great peace shriekcr Of New York city, Samuel
Barlow, Esq, who will sing the following poetic
eilusion
N. B.-During this song no cruucbing Of pea
SAMMY BARLOW
Public in general, how do you do
We've made you platform, and think It's "true
blue"
We must have peace now, for the war is "no CO."
This Is the opinion Of Sammy Barlow.
Oh dear, LORD Belmont says so;
IT'S likewise the diotum OF Sammy Barlow.
We've tried to stop enlsting men, but we can't
lDjure the status Of Sherman OF Grant
We want an armstice, but Mac he says "No"
What is our real plGtt0yBt says Sammy Barlow.
oh dear, It's mixed up know,
But Mac is our hero, says Sammy Barlow.
You've all heard Of Cox the great yallandigham-
mer:
Well, Voorhees, and he arc both under our ban.
ner.
We've got both the woods--Ben and bold Fer
nandO-
Par mobile fraty7,ml says Sammy Barlow.
oh dear, wen make big show
To carry the day, says Sammy Barlow.
There is no use of fighting the South any more,
They've won independence a dozen times DER
This is the platform made at Chicago
To settle the country and Sammy Barlow.
Oh dear, tits awful | know,
But twill do to catch suckers, says Sammy
Barlow.