davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-07-03

WORD "admission,'' said i meant twenty. i've W
cents.
"Twenty.fiye cents?" echoed the school,
master; what sort Of definition do you call
tAat:"
II don't know" sulkiIy replied the boy,
q but ] m sure it says SO on the advertisement
down there nt the show"
"Yee," said another boy, "and children half
price,"
~A new journal Of Palermo, l. Unina Italia
COMES cut with the following motto at the head
of its programme: "0ne Country-1&sIv,
One kirg-yictor Emanuel. One hero-Gar-
ribAldi."
, 1860-07-03

EANS! FANSi FANSl FANS!
Pe4A Stick. Ii whits Blus Cherry. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
re.sl s.kt, F..n. sparzlsd s:lvs.te. Embroidered
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick, In White. Blua, chts'y. RID
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick, s1vesed, Painted. EnbToesod.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood Stick, IN sns, Crspe Linen
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
eaptan Wool, Com. Straight, Koua4 aud Broad saat.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rala L.ren, spaa.ah and Noosa:cx Fans.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Opera, BrslA1 md rAsty Fans. al Pasteraa,
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rlu Leaf. ri..n Pain Lea,. 1>zasa. al Styles.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
Al K,aa. AL rtees, from cent. to saa.oo.
AT PARKS, l2A LATEST
Carriers. Carriers. Glrters.
xabro:desed ia snt ard ys..es
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
Wire E1as.ca, in KID, L.rea aad Cotton
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
In Pink. Ia Blue, In White, IN Red.
carriers. Carriers. Garters.
All sor, Aad s.:ea Al Patterns and Pnee.-
At PARKS, 1874 LAKE STREET
DUaLEY Il TY YRRELL,
No. 4s Lake street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Self.Sealing Fruit Cans,
PRESERVE JARS,
JELLY TUmBLERg,
TX. HITCHCOCK'S
| n '$, Premium Scales !
| /> Manufactured by
t&E& ADAMS d HITCHCOCK.
9a3 30 30. canal-st-, chicago.
led1w11 Au 6ads ot BcalA 1sps8ed.
, 1860-07-03

1dRS RATES AGENCY OF
N Tiur FoR DoAEErlo sERv6R1A
1Yl weahiu xtoa street. III
h az sss.ssa =, % wss ,ss ses osss @s1s: s@A szL
, 1860-07-03

HUBBARD k HUNT, Agents,
No. 1>ooms' 1,ulldink,
Corner OF Clark and Water atrecta. Chicago:
ArpcAt!ozs 70, ineurxnce, the renewal at Fo1cea
and Ill Ausine4. connected With the oce may be made TO
duly appointed Agents for the City nf the.xn. With full
power 10 fec%1v~ proposals. nlicie favotz
be responsible Compsn!es; azd it, ain wD
be tie confidence Of ths public BY All honorable
cour*r Of dealing.
N. MAGiiL Gerssal Agent, 81 aad Is 'West Third
Ere*t Cincinnati u whun ali app easiou for ecnces,
In the Western South eateFn kt4ea maT be addressed
xp3EG1y
, 1860-07-03

The Kalamazoo Telegraph says the straw
berry crop raised in that city md immediate
vicinity the past season. will amount to nearly
5000 bushels. Large quantities were shipped
to Chicago and Detroit
, 1860-07-03

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County sa--Sapekos t:osr Of Chic, . ia CHANGE.
ty-The Chitax, lAflns &nl FRS 1nturan.t tupary
ssssu. GeeRe lctles, Lti tia fexev. Cha1IeA Lay
COX, Ssuu:! ". r 4ltr ant k1ss u. McExsE
bic nfttct Il hereby Given. thst In pusuaree rf DE-.
e1rat Id+r enerrd IN the aboEn entitled the uh
cay Of ne, A. l.a& 1ra sc4't will tu.ire a.l
e.eeis eonn=ioner on the .!1th tss} II August a.
ntnh uufr Of tue Court Hous. IN tbe et1y Ehic1xu
C1ualy ot Cook ard ot.t- o1 lnoa rel II tulc &c.
ton 70 tbs khet bdles fur ch the following .c,!bcl
Premises to. nuch esxo! sy be NECESSARY H. nav
ibe amount ht as!d upon The Indebtedness
uDelt uet s-1d der-e aod .ecuEet By OF
trut bear ns date 8 day Of Jul is9 and *.
ecuteu bv Eald defendants Il Er IrY le,.!a
EcLley, hss vile, a.d aed fnt eot In the Kecoder4
otce Of sid euuuty Cook, August 10Th, l55y.
eoEled In book ISL Of eed. page 51 cnnyes!nK the re
Menoued in Aad d-1r Atd Hereinafter D. eel ri
tLs defend ints, Ezza D. Mccaee aoi samuel " Fu
tf Ia trust to tho Indebtedness naentne In aA
tec1el atuasd Ia the city u Chicago. eouasy Of Caok
and STATE Of lntnps 10 vii:
MI. city 1907 test Of The ninth ore hundred and
httJ rs fest Of tie vest hunt eli aoh dy all teet
q block Ia Dusaners I'd ,i,u to ths city Ut
Chicago. aod &c crbet Eno!e particularly 3o!low.:
C@xhenc:uk II point Lun trsa 4ert snnth 0! the
corner o. tl7} and Funnnx nnth
.nt huarie md ~ t3o fe:s Ratlef with En- rrs =
ns1Ce west hundred An. nfy ,ao feet, psrte viii
Elm st-eet TO III: Pike nt be.i nin4 and all equity Of
dempto3 Of TIE said Ge,sxe H. EekeT aid LetiliA ".
Eekey thttT he = A.d tss+ rs therein:
IRA SCOTT, Trustee and Sptca1 ConmnfFsfoEey.
C1lc4X0, Jun4 y. 1876. N4ets31t
, 1860-07-03

NoAu's ARK AND TIE GREAT EAs7ERS.-The
The New York World makes the following CON-
parison:
We know Of nothing that eau stand compari~
Fon With Mr. Scott Russell's steamship, except
Noah's ark; but even Noah's ark could rot
mattel, it. Let US see. The length Of the ark
was 800 cubi's,. its breadth 80 cubits, aud its
height 80 cubits. The scripture "cubit," as
ssutci by Sir Ifaac Newton, Is twenty inches
aud abont sixty-,wo bundrcdths. Bishop VII
kins makes it somewhat more, nearly twenty
one inches and about sixty-eight hundredths.
Reducing to English feet, and calculating the
tonnage alter aa old laE, we have approximately
the following table:
Tnal!'s AK, Noaht Ark
atcltAlll: to aecorBtnt 70 {Yeat
Eif l. Newton. Bishop Watkins. Easitxu.
Length between
rcflsndiculars,. SIS :. 81 $50
ETeacth...-...... s3H gi.1& II
lltp.H .....s...... ol-a0 E.4a -64
ke' or irnkth fur
'0acaxe.. 46{.13 49aA 6Q.Q5
TtLn,Et accoEd.ng
to cd !a~-...... '1e.e31 Q1.tE3 g 3Q91
Noah's ark is quite overshaduwed.
, 1860-07-03
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook

County, sS.-Crc1Is Court Of Cook Comfy. Sepssm-
ber Te-, a. D. Is Q-Wl1ttaH DoxxEtt Henry bas-
stt and b. Hobart Hits, Goqnbus T. Aaishaa. At
t1rhn1eat-
PupIc Notice II hereby given to the ss!d Coluh1 s.
Marshall th1 witt ssuel out OF the oil nf
sheC erk Il te Circuit Cou,t Of Co '"unty tsit tbs
fnu,t day Of June, D. IL. the III nf the ald WI
I1m E. DoEkett, Henry r. ua*sttr snl l., lnbs!t Hills
the state o. the s.d Copl21usS Marshal! fus
the O. fur hundr-d and dollars snd 73ld0
directed tat.e sherts Of aoak and o<e counts vt
which said vEts has bten returned executed Now there
sonlF be ard spJ he.ore Il aa!d Circuit Court
County bt the nrss day Of the Term lhee" to
lint AoId.J of peHse1 ist9 zI7e sn<ela ball, and
ped the tala ainoas scton 1Ea Val bt catered
eary T. Ba RI I'D L. Hobart H!. md snneh u tie
i7cgnent Ind costa Will be sod to xss:2fv The .ar.e
HA. !. CHURCH. Clerk.
GA11E ( HHcuoQcX. FfH'1 hitYA. fe!1i.rf hXY
, 1860-07-03

Col. Mahonsy, extensively engaged in the
seventeen at Charleston. 1tis great pity that
they had not arrived III time to lift up their voc-
with their illustrious fellows, .hnt "better late
than neve.."
, 1860-07-03

EI3- Those who are Curious 70 ":lt-
ne6s tie woEtcu perfection 10 which b. ohsHs it aa
manager a. p.scAe1oys N. ~ Las brausht the manuAe
ture CT Tks I'D Teupees are Invited to visit lis fig and
ua ;re 1ecn.. 1t No. t09 Lake street and cxa1rHs
thes lr.u1 :rodu:sa Of n scrutiny CAT detft
the artificial rc, the nAtcraI Eln aussdto The heAdf
, 1860-07-03

THLCA4O BAG AGENCY
~ 10 South Water strssk,
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS az saz4ous usss md QuaH-
Ges-
FLoCK-ta,veA quarters, dzhsas-ora&sd 10 ssdH x
4ny ueetrtd pattern.
HAN SACKA-eve7 Atxa 1sod
GUNNf KAGi-Twn u thres bushels.
Commission AeYcA1nts Miers, 1roeGrs 2nA Frovtsao4
Dealer, wilt Ind lust hs article wAat~4 IN ssek Ue
dess solicited. fapi'e0yl HAWKINS CHAPMAN.
, 1860-07-03
The Western E.rDress.

{Owned and operated - this Company, will h run ovF
The Ntw Isrk Gentsi Kitroad to tn1ain and conneet
with the va,:~ ltzro.s and 4b4,<e L!n-s rr1esr,
Ly Canal.
The Cabin and se+nse sccon "at,ous Of he.s stsaa-
anhAvs hten dtitd up c1pe>y with v!Aw tho comfort
md AAfety Of pl X nkrrs.
Fer md rs..sse arry to the gents Or
Ehn'kneeA II he oh1tA Of tbs Weatasn Tnusporsailca
C1mtAhy.
AZ Ere 1i.du. nu141o craue. sip. New York.
u Stlt street. E'stHn AatoF HOUSE. Brns dwAy.
lis r'xE.: albany Ksw York.
ECnver- Utica. la1 H!vts sYeet. .Ttoy-
Howard EAH'stoa A!tfan. y. +. hnln~s. Roeh~HrF.
Hsanr Co. EEir Iursp + tinutl. Lo putt.
t:n.: :! Cleveland, stryenss ''hasa..
j. II. Steal .aantrsky. A. linrk ns...,.3
J. l.; Hunt Co.. :. Detroit. John.an + noikrn+
HurbuTt, Xix ant Il i'o.. Aantovoc.
NHekihae. Tn1in Hely. H1c!u4s
1T. kIrsand sheboyxan Ken.,sh< rer IT,, Keao.ha.
W.. Iiunt Atxauses. ". II. Wright + 81.
j.J Taima.!Er} WauktE11.
iea.Aa~sy fenn. Richmond Co., = a1s-st-
l}leen Bay-l Chicago.
J. W. TUTrLE, Agent,
FOOT or STATE ST.. CIlICAGAn h
, 1860-07-03

Cu7anE preserving Rad restoring tie haf 4aHes. III
EoId iy -! I,rrxs:xax ard Fertnraers. nlt<usaa IN
w Congress Water.-31uch epurl-
eu. 1utra va.cr has ern lapos>d the puc sa 'coS-
GKE:s WATER b7 unr,ancaped pessen, or counterfeit.
IT, who when they dare mt that nAe. cal 61ra
toy Waser which many ressons turpoe to he the real
title Of the Congress Watrz, Although 1t Is only tie nae
Of the town In which the f2E!uc - situated.
To protect tie public from such ImpodonA &c haVe ALI
our Corks branded thus:
:coSGKEss
G. ".
: WATER
Any ont not having tho*c ~ords md letters On tho oo
r counterfeit and tit purchaser should prosecute tie
te.ler far swintlfuK.
H7-Or1en vii receive PROMPT attention Il 1ddreAse4 70
us 1t CpnE1rts Spring. Sar4toGs, New YoA. Or 1t on
Euuthez1 Depot Of ccrsrrs, Water In New 1ork dtT.
cLAEEE WHITE
rnoIr!etors Congress Springs.
Eet..s Gar E.c. Drake. fremont Hoa'e Gale brta
J. II. Eeed Co.; Pc1tou. 1tohinson Smith =. 4.
A5au E4q: w. f. Tucker Co., Of Cscz.o. Illinois. A1e
Applied With th. genuine co1s:fss Water cract from u
Aouse aud ". would recommend tim favoraby 70 per
soas n Chicago vicinity who desiFe to pushase orar-
LEE ConKTeas WAter- CiAAkh1 q !" "1aA@
mys21%n
, 1860-07-03
&abolesal& Bous&8

i E W EFT d BUTLER.
= T1o1NAL1 nHA.xss II
AAfNtUAFe and Cutlery.
NAILS, GLASS, SHEET IRON,
Copper, Zine, T1nners' Stock, Timer,
Tools, Tin Plate, Fence Wire, &c.
18 Lake Street .l8
SIGN UF THE SCISSORS,
B<tveen Wabash and Michigan avxue4 Chicago II.
S1xDfAtCK .oI1TI2 i. Duf1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

ALLEGED INSURANCE swINDLE-$S0, 900 INVOLVED.
An interesting Gaze OF attempt TO desud several
companies in this city being investigated
by Justice Connolly the Jefferson Market Police Court
The resembles tho late Martha waAhinStoa fraud
many respects and when fully investigated may prove
quite Interesting. II appears from the afdsvts
ne the police court that In the month Of May last
the bark f. A. Knsman left New York for Havana, tho
vessel and cargo being heavily insured In the Sun Mutual
New York Mutual, Great Western and anchor Insurance
Companies. The amount Of the insurance Is not
known but is supposed TO be somewhere In the negh
borhood OF $50 600 ON the between this port
Their with the cargo became total loss From some Little
circumstances which TRANSFERRED In connection with the loes
Of the A. Knsman the underwriters In this city do
INJURED paying the amount OF insurance; and believing
that fraud attempted 70 be played on the in
companies they deter 70 bring the matter
before criminal court for adjudication Forged bills OF
ladipg, II alleged have been discovered, which cast
suspicion upon Jose Rodragas, Asso Downs, James
Careras ana henry Orgucrre and upon the complaint
the officers Of the above mentioned insurance oompa
n warrants issued for the arrest Of the accused,
and placed the hands OF detective Sampson for execu
ton Yesterday the officer managed 70 eject the arrest
OF the entire party, aud upon bringing them
before Justice Connolly they we're held
for examination. The defendants deny any
guine Of being bonorsbly discharged when the matter
comes be fully investigated Two OF the accused gave
bail, the Of SIS goo and The other 10 the
Of 50 600 The examination viii probably be resumed 10
day, when some interesting evidence is expected.
HnHwAY RoRsnY IN War sIRnu.-6eorge W. Malcolm,
couple Of sarro,ers in West near Canal street. Tues
ofs pocketbook conta aiming $35. young man, named
Mccarthy subsequently arrested suspicion by
loeman Robinson, OF the Eighth precinct, and on being
brought before Justice Connolly he was committed for ex
mil
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PersOuaI InteIIfgence.

William Kelly, Of Dutchcss county ~ Y; Dean Rich.
mond Of Buffalo; Peter Casger OF Albany Barnun OF
Baltimore: q. W. Warren, Smith and family, and A.
W. Spencer al Of Boston, are stopping at the 81 Nicholas
Hotel
Rev Dr. Cumming OF Baltimore. Dr. Heuisley, of New
Orleans Dr. Collins, OF Georgia. " 81 John, OF Mobile;
g. B. Tenneni. of South Carolina r. W. Lee OF Cncnns
t and g. Jones Of Louisiana, stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Santiago Dugan and wife, OF Cuba Rev p Ryan, OF Lee
Kass s Brayton, Of utca; Joel Wolfe and lady, Of
New York }. W. hanson, Of 81 Louis, and A. Seward, OF
Utica, are stopping si the Everett House.
Professor Aylett and wife, % virginia James 1surie
Of Boston f. Smith and son Of Long Island, George
and Charles Hufinage, OF Penney lvania r. D. B Pratt
Rev J. pehamy, and Nr Brewster ali Of Philadelphia,
are stopping at the Union Place Hotel
Hon. Amos Kendall, Of Washington; Hon Rufus King
Of Albany Commodore Sbuorsk, OF the 10 ted States
Navy, and family Hon. {. ADAM, OF Mzsxachusett
Capt J. Pratt Of the ship Southampton Dr. Cymee, OF
the United states Navy, and family; II. fitzgerald, Of
Memphis and George Ellsworth and lady, OF Mobile,
among the arrivals At the Aston House yesterday.
Judge r. G. Palmer, Of 81. Paul: Capt j. stelind and
famly, Of ST. Louie; Col W. W. Robbins, Of Detroit Mr.
G. wsndali OF Washington; Eon. 8 b. Anber Of Cuba;
Mr. Kncheloe, OF the United states Coast Survey and
:. D. Chsmpln, Of Louisiana stopping al the Metro
poan Hotel
Judge o. s viii ANS, of Clinton, N. Y Rev G. W Eve
ret of HaInden, Conn; 1ol J. r. Danfortb, of obo's
Ferry: J. n Barton and r A. Shine, both OF Florida j.
Thom rson and lady Of Utica, and n %. slower Of Ner
York, are stopping at the Iala-ge House.
Admiral German, Of Mexico hon. J. H. Taylor % Ctio
Hon John IAndrum " G., OF Louisiana, are in wash
lrltuu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

IHE HAlL THAT ABE" SfLlI.
AR-"rhe House that Horace Built"
This Ia tho rail that "Abe" split.
This w the nan who fetched the rail that "Abe' splt
These are the delegates, honest men,
Who voted Cor States where they'd never eesn,
Who hurrahcd for the man that fetched the ran tEai
"Abe' split
This In Greeley, Of Oregon,
Who fought the battle OF Scverammor,
And primed the delegates, honest Icen,
Who voted for States where they'd never been,
Who burrahed for the man that fetched We rail that
"Abe" split.
This Ia Bill Seward, ell forloYp,
Who 'cusses" the Greeley Of Oregon,
Who foaght the battle Of Hieyegsmnep,
Who primed the delegates hontxt men,
Who voted for states where they d never been,
Who hurrahed for the man that fetched the rail that
''Abe" split.
This In Beecher all shaver and sborn.
Whose riacs were once TO Virginia bsrne,
Who crrcied Seward all rorlorL
Who "cusses' the Greeley nom oregon,
Who fought the battle Of SievegsInmon,
And primet the delegates, honest men,
Who voted for states where they rover been,
And hurrshed for the that fetched the rail that
abe split
This 10 the party that crows in the morn,
Whose feathers VIII dToop wher the day s gone,
Who worship the Beecher AL shsvep and shorn,
Whose rifles 90 Virginia borne,
Who crucded Seward all iororn,
Who "crssesn the member IRON Oregon,
Who fought the battle Of slieyegsumon,
And prmed the delegates, honest men,
Who voted for States where they d never been,
And hurrabed for the that fetched the rail that
thc' snNt
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DErARTrREs.


Tfvrr steamship Persa-Niss Martha Maddox Enr;
Yrs Cousins. " Miss Mary A Haworth. PhLad MA
Beknap son. Mr Henry MordinEer Mr. Strauss NYors
W Kennsrd. Mr Oskford London Mr. jose Bergs Para.
EuAyan Comm ssoner. and secretary; Mr. FGnnnell
Rome. Mr. T. Joaephs SCarona Mr B0wllh eimer, Nr
Rothechd George Kiog Eyork Mr. Benz Wei, Louisiana
Mr. Bsri TAYLOR NYork; Mr John Brown Scotland; Nr Hell
ner san Frsncxo; Mr. de Mier Nyork Miss Jones snd
servant NYork Marquis Pho del Buffalo child and ant
1aly MIR Vanterich, do; MIR John a Jones, NYork W
Pooley, Jr, Lverpool Mr. II Bulge. Msnchesteri w n
NYgrk Mr Juiysn, London; Mr. Nurdoeh 49,
ConRreye Nyork; Mr. A Brun, Mr. Joseph shuni N.Y.
Rev and Mr John Newell and three chdren, Anerhsnv
MIR and John Ogden and four chidrsn fttbnrE Nj 70
bert Dsys Nrork Mr. Julius ssa.b France; " iW5 s'
Mr Abrtn. Paraguay; Mss Ccrdori, ffork, Mt " bhn
Michigan Rev Vim Brown, Perth, Scotland Mr. LOUIS y
YORK Mr. Wv Swayne, brooklyn, Chas Hesiecs, France
t44b So a specie.
So Jours. NJ and GlIwly-stesmshir ParaDs from oe
IND Cardo1o, Mrs CLARK, sessrs J9ecph Rlrarch
N.lFAn. Nls d CoalY.
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F1prNEy.s ToRcUIIGBT PROCESSION.

FIREMEN'S TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION.
The Board Of Eoremen ard Engineers Of the Fire 10
parmepi have for DAY two past had under eoasde
ration the subjec. Of grand torchgh paraie Of the
Fire pepar lmen during the visit Of the Prince Of Wales
70 our city they have appointed committee TO Hcer
tain IL the city will pay all the expenses Of the parade,
and u seems have made that point condition upon
which their action in the prem ses win be decided.
II is said that most Of the drcmcu opposed TO
turaing that occasion, and viii unless tho
pense is borne by the city They also assert that il is
only necessary that enough should be appropriated
10 purchase the torches and decorations but that all the
expense OF their oft shall he paid for by the city Autho
rites II this is the general decision Of the fremen Of
The city, have been assured that II Is our city
authorities should move IN the matter at once.
Our Information from One Prince and bis suite goes 10
show that 10 even, win please them more than
view Of the New York Fremeu's Parade The
Prince and suite have heard so much about tne New
YORK Fire Department and their appearance in process
sion that they look upon grand torchlighi parade as
Of the most important demonstrations during their
visit 70 America ~ said that one Of the advisers of
the Prince remarked 10 New Yorker whilst in Quebec
chat sight would crafty them much view OF
the New York Fire Department in procession" and
added 1--WE cannot expect that the hremen will turn out
to crafty US, but we could only happen there when
they have parade should consider ourselves exceed.
.rgly iortuns.e.v
That remark Of one or The Princes attendants without
question expresses the desire OF liz Royal Hehness and
that, next 70 darcug with our Fiftb avenue bellies
Grand 6roons demonstration would please him better
thar anything else Ana why rot have univsrsal torn
cst' GTeIPrines Goes Rot yst % ever Dag.
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A LINCOLN EONC.

Bright in the West shines III star We love best,
Der the path Of Freedom cleaning,
And il points the way TO q brighter day,
In Hopes broad su sshlne beamink;
Then heath we bring, and q welcome sirg,
While each brave 30 a rejoices,
lfst LlDoo.ns name may the chorus claim,
IN manly hearts and voices.
OBI bold Robin Hood, in the merry green wood.
Old England sings In story;
and The Llncolo green Ia the hue, weep,
Of The forester's garb Of glory.
But Lineoln's name viii proudly claim
The theme Of manly voice.;
IN its bright fame, undmmcd by shame,
Our gallant band rejcsces.
Fer he'll lead the way 10 brighter day
Than shope on sherwood'e Rangers,
Like the forctters bold, In the days Of old,
He Tears no tolls or dangers.
% then afar shah the stripe and star
Be lght Of promise shining,
~ our nations beast, when midst its bert,
No slave in chains is pinlng.
And the man we love, low pride above,
Scorned not the path Of labor,
Nor feared its ban, but IN every man
Found fellow, friend and neighbor;
No rank nor claim Of gold or fame
" birthright ebone upon him,
But heart and hand that could toll w.thstard.
Lober lame have won him.
Ther health We bring and a welcome sing,
While each brave soul rcjoiscs
That lAncons name may the chorus claim,
cf manly hearts and voiccs
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he wagon q c noble ope-
war pu4lt N seventy Elm;
4Sss dIlyen by george WlSn.Igton
Through stormy politics.;
~Nh Eastern oes. and Western ire,
Ano Northern ssh 'i.s oouro,
Palmetto. cypress, cotton weed,
II spokes and wheels are found
CHG 10 tie Untr, &C.
When Webster sfooA The friendly tlnd
OF nooie sou'd Calhoun,
Twas here upon th;s wagon ooa,
They sat IN sweet commune
Berry Clhy drove the wsgop tnep,
And Case was by fls SIDE,
and never did the Cniop .&Ee
A ss.er Union r,de.
Cling 70 zee uniep, nc.
We tel the Northern fanatics
70 les orr s.Sves aiore--
re Southern tire easnrs
Had better he 70 tbeI home;
We al are true CONSERVATIVE,
Whatever may beiide;
God pless our &. CIRQUE uIop,
Aro may 4 safely ride.
Cl:rg 20 The Union, SC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
DOUGLAS SONG.

AIE.I"wsii for the Wagon"
Come, democrats, let's rally round
erY pa-1y's candidate,
and Wen elect for Presa6ert
Our Dcysjas, true sro great;
FOR democrats Usage
Ess spoken out snew,
And nominated Stephen A.,
70 every section true
Ctorue-rbep, hurrso for DclgAei
The bod ard true Dovg,ssl
re peoples choke, Douglsel
VIA oe reg: pree,deIIl
Gene, ,evers Of this linton,
Come, ri spds Of trI b sLd right,
lId nestb or oldep bsrner
tbs battle let us fIh,;
The Urion-., myst lie pseeeTve1,n
10: this or wAtshwsrc be,
And before the mighty socsD
Our eLemies stau lee.
Then, hurran or Douglas, sc.
'Gs.pst abolition plans ard clsns
Let's battle heart ard hand,
And we'll have no raj splitter"
Fpr ruler o. cur auo
Who comes 10 us with speciore cry,
IN false co,ors srrsyec,
Whose teachings have sIresdy led
TO horrid John Browns raid.
Then, nprrsn for Douglas, &c.
Then, democrats, le,'s.raly round
Our pa,,y's candidate,
And Wen elect for President
Our Douglas, true and great;
While up the Old Salt river tide
Bell, Buck and Abe shall ride
IN The White House, down al Washington
Or Douglas shall reside.
Then, burrab for Douglas, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
lOIGlAS AND Johnson

DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON.
Iark' voice, the nation startlee,
Fer Increasing, growing stronger;
Truth and justice are eternal,
And shall DER M reign yet loDces.n
Wake, Inactive, from your slnmberi
Rouse; yc lukewarni hearts or lro1cnl
Iuty calls. Obey her summonsi
douglas must and shall be choseri
Hear the cchol
Dourls must and shall be choseri
BY your freedom, deeply chcr!sncd,
strike blow for right and reasoni
let the vie, seditious ploners-
'Calnst our lapd--of foulcst treason,
BIow that valiant are our forces,
Fighting for q cause 90 glorious,
Ard November next will chow them
That the right is Ger victorious.
Bear the cchoi
Rskt forever In victorious.
Mighty seem the brasgarts hostile:
But AZ leaves by winds are shaken
Shall they scatter vide before US;
An their ramparts will be taken.
Neither ask for truce nor quarter,
Battling spite OF foe and frown,
We VIII rout the "split up rsilers,D
And with victory Douglas crown.
Hear the echol
Wen With victory Douglas crown.
Glad, the summons nov obey ing,
Every true man bids defiance
To the sectional, sedftious,
And their lswless, base alliance.
Rouse, then, hearts 70 freedom loyal,
Grid on srmor for the eight,
strike for Union and our country,
douglas, Johnson, and the Right
10 your duty
strike for Douglas ard the Right