davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-28

In tho draff Of the above town considerable
enutement Was created on HI. Foley, the dele
gate appointed 10 draw for the township. prod1c.
ing his own name from the ill-gated bog the
We alpo notice the wel known name Of John
Brown, who consequently after slight cessation
nom bis tragcle in that rural locality WILL prob
marching on
cALUMET,
It had been determined to defer the draft Of this
cut ev.pced such m anuety to learn their fate,
that Captain lames Obliged them and the tlsas-ts
OF the 4xHfAple population OF that renowned local.
ity were next placed IN the boz The number eu,
relied IL e54, deficit aB. The number drawn was.
copet qnsDtly es. Mr. r. y. Dsy Was appointed to
make the draft. The following are the names
, 1864-09-28

Xt-E3H!Lut II. BF1natu, o0-JUHn FhnGeFeFk.
TO-DAY.
. Tie drawing will proceed to day, commencing
at ouc o'clock, with the tnwn Of rhornton-rpltss
preceded By LaEe-and followed hy the Other towns
in The order in tie table below There are vet ten
towns 10 be dawn trom before the city is reached
It Ia not exported tha. they will ali be ar1wn to.
day. but Tho number has not been announced Lg
the Provost Mh1rbal
RECRUITING.
Recruiting yesterday was brisk, hut not v1olsutly
co. Only ttty iouf men were entered On the
hooks q: the Pfoyott Marthals Office, and they
were mt mustered in. II all of than remain till
to dsy, tbey viii be credited a. folo@e Palatine
:; Wheeling. !: Le5den, 2; Proyiso, Z; Cicero.
9: Pn1os, Second Ward, i; Seventh Ward. l;
Fifteenth, IS; and Sixteenth Ward, L. We omitted
to ttatc Yesterday that schaunbtrR Ind recruited
three while the draft was In progress for that
toHn.
PRESENT DE11cTu.
, 1864-09-28
Paper Hanging, &C., &C., tt N. York prices.
F. E. H1:bi, 50 Randolph st. :, aa27. .psG1-S.t

14cxfAxRlllsR Ass1i se xzsk.x.-1A.E Hel
IL TO fcut irt III the purp1sha ius sleh euct c.lE
are nrdinsEly 1sud. T1m3 noss.aat. App1ic2-
tons cas- he mads 4: tta nsc ca. adjoining tic e.
sraare to the Hall at1D-EffC-f
, 1864-09-28
= Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial DispAtrh to tho Chicago Irioure.l
BRIDGEPORT, Tuesday Hept s7-lP.A.
CLTARrD-Fothtrg.
AssIvxD-D. Hess, Lemont, Is yards-dlme1sfon
Etol e; Investigator, Ltmcat, Is yards dimszsion
s;onts Is 1ubble sto9e: Advance, Lsmons. es yards
Eubsae stone dtu1enlien stons: A. Lincoln. Mert1s
1,st6 hu rye, PHO bn con: ]. y. Preston. Norris,
asa ne eeets. 80 bu cosp, bu whe.t: Contest,
Morris s7ss h9 corr: Terror L.s4ile, 1ss tons e3al
rsEs, 1.to ~ hldes. tofoq nj lion scrAts; Danube
QifAXG. A,21 In Cofu. HChQ kEadl Lilo tniln1R
, 1864-09-28
M A r. K i EIe

M A r. i. K u
II tbs e!t7 On Nondsy evening. the 2sh 'gss. ~
Rev lH, HardephtsRh. Mr. JOAN 4. HARDEE-
RRKGH cfEEw York, sud Miss HLIZA 1E1H Il, dauzh.
teEef hsyah Bucklt shau. H1q- Of hi, city.
In this city, n Motdzy evening. 7fth Inst. BIZ Raw
peclt: +: 2: Henson. Mr.: e. T; ELLIOTT and Ml,s
AA6Glk tPELMA AN. hotn of Chicago. No cafda-
, 1864-09-28

DI ID.
IN 1h city. on thu n-tpicE Of til. eth ina., ELYIE
MAT, OF II 1tllo OF J. Z. and ?. F. MURPHY.
In Il IL city. on the 18th Inst CHARLES .pfaut
Son and only child OF Charles Il. bn1 Ellen Bted.
- In this cry. Eept. 21h FL0RsN9E JULIA
sTE0hG, cnly dauEbser nf william snd ". 4 St1onf,
formerly OF ksEtbse. Nla.t aged Is yca1s, months
400 u days.
tY- enu hs Wis pspess plea.ecrpy.
lr this city. on The 26tn LEST, ELI3HA ELLIOTT,
81 Is ytAr1. --.-
, 1864-09-28

Prtyiune Il conmencin: the dran for New Trlef,
CsttGtn James announced that be undetttoodt th1t
miro cp had been enlisted BY Captain Harty since
the IacA1f hao been made ont II ench were the
case be VI rlc make the allowance by taxing oT
tLose III u tart trntsed. which would also be the
rue III every E1ui}ar rare.
Srlt7vi.oT Gozn1ey etAted to Provost Marshal
Js1at. a!St Ec expected to Ialee the full quota Of
tie 1owR t.f IL tykDipE
L1EE.
The ttwn OF Lake as announced to be thenext
one IL C. osxNb, but as II il believed that sui-
cieIt LIu'fr Il ntn have been raised 10 I'LL the
Qrotn WITHOUT tic craft, the town was allowed -
stsud uver Eblll thiF AFTERNOON. when II not ex-
eMp.. 1t vi be taken the tlrst in order.
TEOT1So.
NEn.bef tnr1ll.1. cc33; ecEct. 20: number drawn,
20. Mr. In etav Sc1,o was appoittcd to make tbs
draft 'tr tie towr+hip. Tbs following are the
11aY.e cd
, 1864-09-28
Yours With respect, &C.,
Mra. RUTH POTTER,
praz LII q o..

For Mfchtqan State Sanitary FAIR,
Mr. Reed'e good decd In behsli Of the soldiers
docs him and The city credit. Hls share In tue
saaa"1'en ssaa, -. notably excellent. Hl4 superb
subsequently told 10 A}lea Potter Eau, 81 tss Es
mezoo, tos LEGO: 4 second Similar plano, IN
tended 1or The Fair, came TOO 1ate, and has jnzt
Fair fire plsnos Of various makers, and received
orders tor three more.
The Nop1sos o1Ran, now for the first time e1hl.
bl1ed In competition, swept the board, over the
competing Instruments OF Mssou 3; HamlIn,
Smiths American. Brakeman j. Cady, and Wit.
pey, OF Detroit. The Monitor ssaa the marvel and
admiration OF Committees and the 'lonsers on
Altogether, the enterprise and ekiii OF the leading
chicsRo music house was well represented ard re-.
Natded nser among The Aichigandesa.
, 1864-09-28

Vessels Passed Detroit.
fEr:cial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibuue,1
.D.rHo1r. Tuesday, Sept. q.
DoHN-Eone.
Find senth xest.
, 1864-09-28


COL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL j. og,;s{a2, MooD AsP ss5 usoi;.g ss gH1uAn.
MAD. .DRaDLsY........O OiI ector of AEnaeaera.
wlpSEspAT EsaN1Na. sEer. 18th.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THR
THE TlCKET.OF-LEAFE MAN.
Nth: hSs,l' @ fsanF ~ atsl,Isa sl1sa
SsGs9 S,m H., g,!i9a "
nv Eaw.rss....:: Mrs; l. 8. Fsa1a
En- liz sEIeas E hys'Rsnd or Fxo4iSsiSs: hsat
70 Nuttnm and 6al1eiy Of Lecture Roo3......s cts
T. pIss. es Sli q 6 :, Or
9.Sns,ts chsss ts'1n rnmbeF,.. ~ sin
tb.dn taE1e a5dsi yssr: oi ss t sna s
thFsisn s. ca. sasieea Z Fa Ri Ses
arees 81 .f;:: =:
+; / Z T.
Mov1cKER's THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MISS JoHnsoa.
s.rted lhe bl,liiazt Comtdypf ha
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
w,foT Sss Nh ~ Mf1s M
Qnln'. 1t. ]. II. Et3ic6er; GOV. Acarsaus Af.
70 cenc,ueo With tbs beautiful Drama OF
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Huea0. onnsDR
hhnam.-..... h1k+ ~ o. Sa.la
The ewinert IT ano1Isn Nj D. Z. BaNnIANN Will
xppAzr en- ThnskdRy ana Friday EvenioKy, An6
EstuYdsy Afternoon 1t The uraLd Mn:1oee.
~ TlUhsDA9-l ADJ OF Lyons
" RIETY TIL EATR e.
Kcs 115 sad III Dearborn stroet.
en- .MsGEAoWlCk.--.......P Proprietor and Manager.
I'll. Acting And stage KA12xar.
E4w srARsl Nlw ArzAcr1oss!l
F1rit appearance Of
mh. G, e. COLLINS,
..... --- The Original Cure.
N.sppes anes It
mIS4 LOUISE ELMOHE,
Dsaaeuse, ,Vocaltst sad Tlre Pe1fQmsr
= F1tat Appearance of :
n1R. JOE 11AfKS, :
Genera. Ethiopian Comedian
SCALE OF EPp11rs:-Psrauette.a as cents: nrss. Cir
cle SIC; Private Boxes. 35te and 81 %; 5nyte Seats
~ % Il O'Clock. Performance com ,sn,as
at O'Clock.
, 1864-09-28

The michigan Btnte Fair-Reed,a
Temple OF Tusle,
Our dispatches have aiready stated that Mr.
Reed. OF the Temple OF Music ia tbIs city, donat
ed fne piano, worth $50, to the Sanitary Fair,
in connection with tho late Michigan State Fair.
he copy from Michigan exchange:
lcoHnEsPoNDkNcE,}
cu1cAoo, Sept. q, 1884.
TO the Lady Managers Of the Michigan State sant.
tary Fair, Kalamazoo: I
Tease accept the seven octaye Plano from
)" Reeds hmple Of Music, = of Chicago. on E1hl-
billion in Your Ball. This instrument Ia valued at
$500. Accept 1t ~ an offering to the noble cause
you are epesaed in, with best Wishes Tor your
euctees. Yours respectfully, ALASsos REED.
KALAMAZOO. Sept. q, 1854
NJ: Aanson Reed, rfoprietor '' Temple Of Mus1c,"
CLfeago, ILL.,: -
sIn-Thc note i,toEnirg Us of your generous
donation to tht Michigan State 6auiia1y Fall, Of
beautiful seven octave piano, valued at $780, IL re-
celved. In the name o! The suffering sick and
wounded Of OUT army, IT. Is accepted. The lnsau.
ment has alresdy been disposed OF at the num set
upon 1850.
Yonfs 6:th respect, &C.,
NNs I1FY1rvt Ho4
, 1864-09-28

LINEN GnrD3-4co pcs Btctsrdaon Sons hspd
tFur h1en. E1c pcs shar+ia9 ren. $50 pei 54 and 6
pllow case PCS 1lA In 12H linen aheer.
els lain cGloted hoscer. 2oo0 brown iten tahla
clotha Of al szss, 0 b'eacbed double satin damaak
table ci1th4 leo dozen napkins ht1 IoylIes 50 prs
hucshnnck terelink, 50 .pcs Russian and American
cIAihEs. Is pcA nsoW1 and b.eathed GaInaak.
LA"iES' ANH 9ENTA' HDRF8.-1Co DOZEN linen
hdkfa. At dozsn hem-stitched gran linen hdkfe 40
DOZEN cploled horderS.
sHAHLs-Hlorne. long a9d ,squsys sasv1s, Bay
Stale 20 DO BAmo1Al axrts. plano coVe1s, French,
Eagli1h and American beasofeads.
D1ANKET9 800 pair1 Swiss aud Cumberland
Whitney blankets. -"
This a6ove goods nre SIT tesh. snd Will hs w7.rant-
ed AID sold II Quantities to salt pnr
cbaeerH. by the packARe e. piece. OF yard.
Tie sttsnt1on OF housekeepsrr, hotel kespers, sud
otfess ps1ticnlsfl, iag1ea to tels sale- Seas Will
Goods Will he open for examination on Saturday
Afternoon before the Ea1e. -
GILBERT d SAMPSON
Et1HGa1t AucttnueeEn.
, 1864-09-28

NEW THlER.
Numhtr on enrolment list, 137. Deficit on Al,
calte. ". Nurlher OF tickets drnwn, ss.' Superyi-
tor Nicrael Gor1nley 1vas appolnted to mako The
dratt. The fol!oWlu are &e manner drawn:
, 1864-09-28

DEsErvxp TFsT1NoHIAL.-A lev days ago the
passlDrefe on The down accommodation tain on
the Milwaukee, Railroad surprised Conductor c.
3. Gvorlc With service Of ei'ves plate, which
biz unfai,pv attention aud poiiteness to thoe.
whtm be hrs tn charge whila rdontr r the arcon-
1nodaton. The g1h was. .worth:fs bestowed. There
e. Il Came.
, 1864-09-28
Suction Sales.

1nn DOZ BUCK GLOVES
AVV AND 6AUNTLEs 2o,too PTins Clxars
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY MORH ING, sapt 18th, 1851, 1t Sat-
nEA' Auction Rooms IN pertaAd sIoek.
VIZ. A. BUTTKt8.k CO
kEStss3p&t &utuoaetfl,
, 1864-09-28

F1nke.-About 3 O'Clock yettfrdAy mnrane, q
fire brole our IN 'be upper psrt Of the frame bud'
ing No. III Hsrrison ssse-, occupied by. L. B.
Cole as rto1c :, d dwelling. 1he a4mes attacked
" e papss @ So M Mf acx !. .s
Blat1cum, ar d were dsmsgtd to 1te extent of
x'.ar9, upon vhlch shrre was 10 insurance Mr.
Cole ep0+rs lors os sone $3o0 which IL covered
Hy ipsafppcr.
, 1864-09-28
Qbifa9o Gribu11e.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER es. 1864.
THE CITY,

Crit TILEtnATu.-TAe fire alarm Telegraph I.
ccmnletc n the South ard North Divisions. They
commenced yesterday afternoon oa the Wes, SIDE
W1nE AEAkEs.-The Pionter Wide .Awakes viii
meet in Lincoln Hsll, Oh the corner Of Lac snd
F1aDk1n streets, on Friday eycnins next for or
Eanizston. Let ali attend.
WHETwARn Ho!-A party of t~enty,hvs tndi,
vidus}e from St. Joe county. MEXICAN. passso
through the city On Sunoay IN soas 'o' inc
"Lsuebtug Water" Stale
RonnxRr.-Thc store Of F. J. Abbey, oi Clark
.>--e, ~ =. 1,nar4n Juto on Monday night and be.
+ratn two end Tires hundred dollars worth Of
,,,.ln,. :. xn1v,Y4 ard bowie -knlvcs stolen. The
theft fc, tsriicuia,l4 reverb on Nr. Abbey, who
has jntt commenced buainess.
PEnsosA1.-We refret to Learn that Bsieadier
General q hiteis coufncdto h1s room ut Evanston,
in consequence ofa attack of !eves incurred
1y e1porure and pr1vat1ons iu trout of Petersburz
We tope thai the gallant Genern viii shortly Be
able TO retrrn to has command.
4 WILD Du1cHAAx.-A gcoutne Dutchm,n,
nsmcd Ems, Won Holdstien, vas found on West
Lake street, on Monday night, q state Of perfect
nudity. ta1'ofn2 like wild man, and as-ault1ng
every enc be met, like veri,4h Maay rnnping
lice oioe1, and Gagged in tc Ioetnp, frou which be
was tax en-. seetezd,y morning, and &axed $12 aud
cofta.
= pnEcoc1oCs RooCERT.-A liti'e boy named
William Smith, ten years Of ne, was brought Into
the Police Court Yetterday. charged With the st al
ing cf money frnm erncrfy drawer. The little
fellow Ii an unusually bright hor. sud ts without
q home or pate usf. md snh.iets upon chs.ity or
the products Of theft. lie WINS tnkcd f. charge by
the aeent ofthe Roman Catholic AFylnm.
PREPARATORY CLASS or TIE MUSICAL Uxtos
"a thorough couree Of Instruction In singing will
be given to lsdles sno gentlemen by Mr' Charles
Aueospe, at the rooms OF the Union In Methodist
Churth Block cor. Clark apd Washington streets
, 1864-09-28

NAnnow EscArI- man uhoee shame our re-
porter could not earp came yers mar beiog k.lled
while attempting to ]rRp On the trout CT a Ran
dolph strctt car. lie m,%sed bis foo'1nc. and Was
drsrEed rome dftfaree tn imminent peril. and IVES
hnsliy rcpcn+d by Mr. Lake, the Assistant Super
inter dent Of the read. 9hf% dapcerous prac1l:e OF
jumptLg upon The front OF The csrs hss become 80
frequent, that tie Company has been compel led to
e{cct eLrs of Cuie 1T the gfpx Of each ar.
, 1864-09-28

Number Of plmes eLEo1led, 299: Total deficit,
e3; number to be drawn. 45. Nj. Joha Foley Was
appointed to make the daft. The following aze
, 1864-09-28

ScorG. KIEE & Co.-Have you visitcd the z-
tcnsaye clothing and furnishing house os sool
Keen & Co, No. 1s6 Lake street! Il not you have
Lot done Justice to your pocket OF your taste
The, hare one of,he hest, Iarret. and most varied
etocts IN the city tor all uecds toys, men and
eoora. They do heavy n.intss in milit.rs
eooee, and have evcrg,htpe for otcers' wear ready
made or 10 order. They have cut down thEal
prices TO suit the decline in cold,
, 1864-09-28

Total number or: cnrpllmcnt list e74: deficit 80
nnmt.er to be drawn e. Mr.. Joseph Holmcs was
appointed to 1nxke the draft inr-the town. The
following afe the uau1es drawn:
, 1864-09-28

- Auc11oE or Def Goops-I4Asr DAT.-We b1ve
heretofore SPOKEN OF the auction tale in progress
during thls vtek At The roou,s Of Gilbert e. Samp-
ton, Of dry goods, furp,fhipp goods etc. The sale
sloets todss, a'ter which the opportunity for 90.
have paated asray. The g den have been very nu.
1nerotsy attended. Lots arc made to sult purchss.
e1s. 30 tbir morning you may rever have auoth-
krt9 fhhbre ....
, 1864-09-28

Az EXAMPLE Won1Hx or EMrLAT1os.-Tbe
Northwestern Sanitary Commission, instead OF
rep1elisling ite tressury By holding fair, calls
upon every ndividpal to eive one days labor In
come or rSrepue tor the benefit Of the sick md
wounded ebldler-. The Plan meet. WIN nnives.
eal fsyos One day out Of thzee hundred aud
sixty-dve IL not unreasonable. W understand
that Thomp.ou, Billings d Co. open tueir new
ana splendid tea store. No. 17l Desrborn street,
corner of Monroe, on Friday next, a1d will con-
tribute the nrft dsy'a "a es to the Ssnitsry Com.
mitsion. Then and there Is the time and place
10 buy your coffee, tea and spices. With a very
choce stock TO eelect tfurn. Who Wilt follow toeie
exnuntef
, 1864-09-28

The 1oilowf1 & are the nat1es Of the committee.
e3 HBsTs cszeI aeo l. I.n aa Ba,ias: M
F1est, fonts Goxkind, stssts Fo1 b. .seo $. e.
Mippel, {. j: Wheeler, d. N. rareoas. Aisx. NC Nc.
Faflape,. J. N. IT., Jones, Chns a. TAYlor, Dr..
Davio Dooee, .: Egan. John Long, ?, u: poneel-
sn Ea1a Rsse4 kewaoa "m
The eonmittte Of the Second Ward hsve opened
rectnilins Office at No, 80 South Clasz street, IN
times The committee ie constantly il session,
with the money on hand 70 pay both ward xnd
comfy bountles. Il IL urged on every tuau in the
NsS1 Ms thss hs bring T. of e ff9s 81 The
special committee viii be alwaJs found at the
foom to receive Subscriptions fos county scrip and
fer The stcond Werd apt1draft fund: Chas q.
W w Boyington.
An adjourned meeting Of the citizens of the
TnId @ Ward vas held at Gil State ttscet-C. G.
Nicker IN the char. The committee reported th1t
'hey A. obtained large amount OF the sum pro-
potea to be .aited but still need the practical CO.
1pe5s14o9 :" III q the sitzens to Obtain snasnt
ltoh tae1a etc opertd in the meeting. mud large
sai,eo' snzur
All persons liable to the draft in the 9Th ward,
AID wishing 10 be exempted. will End booas open
iot enoesripti9a during this dsy at the following
phSSat oos1a. SfNAeA = peiWeel tolE 4ua Manner
ftreefs on Gahal street; at j. Ruhl's, co,aer Of
csn5l and Mh1~elt ttrectE
n. B.-A meeting o3 the citizens of the 9th ward
viii be hcfd this evepin. ut The corner Of Eaual
and Maxwell streets this evening Every man
must be tbtre, a. business Of eteat Importance
will be Transacted
SEVENTH ~4Kp.
meeting q. the citIzers OF the Seventh Ward
Will be held this- and every evening hi. rrek in
,he school hpu-e, corner OF Twelfth ana TI.1s,e1
rs1etts. tor the putpose OF devis1ne Ta7s and
nesrs 10 fill the quota OF the ward. ~
Every citizen ought to attend and snhsr,7ha +o
the fund row being raised for those Win IL nnt ~
tpbrc11be will not be assisted in caee. 1hev a,e
drafted.
E1duru WARD.
Ala.re1y attended mettire was held In tha
Eighth Ward, rrd smother Will be be1d this evsn1
~, at the house OF Edwnrd Dulsus in Dr1deenort
rhe Eighth Tar1 Is coming up noh1y 10 tho Wort.
They bsre already ra1eed about $1,000, and he
reop.e have 6etc1Iuihed that they Will free them
eelyes from the draft.
=. NmIH WARD.
Aneetinc Of residents in the 9ih Ward vas held
ut Washington Skating Park LAST evening, and
upon hearing the report Of the COMMITTEE preyi-
outly appointed to take actlve measures concern-
!ug the drafs, the following resolution xas, after
ire and fnll consultation, adopted:
RtEored, That every enrolled man In the Ninth
, 1864-09-28
GeHalltR1@auent8

w WANTsD> Ag.nt to know that
:.s s:tc!ss ssa.,
s@. sfu Portraits. for Alnuns SFptr i'll sfss sos
nr.nb, s1t;es ~ q ssse. 6n9rAsioEs ro!sred L,ssa.
$500 g - vEtsh Gfe1tba'e maklug rrest 4 II
1t.tas ~ ney. Gsn q No. Nh ssfk ssta.s. evst
oEE - AAVH5, 2. o. Boz 5EU3, Chs ara WV
, 1864-09-28

ANOTHER GHooT1ko ArFnAT.-A row occurred
on Sunday night at No Bs Randolph street. by
which one D1 ernon ncc,dfn,ls received tic con.
tents OF pitto1. The ehos paesed through his le:
and lodged in the shoulder Of another pe1zo1. ue
wna enpsEed In scutie ut the time With cne Dor
the esme time going eft in Lrdd'. pocket The
case had hearing ut the Po 1ce Court yestetiAy
mosp1nE, ycfult,ne Ia Mr.. LuJd 1,A.ins Rue OF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01

pm- w hat have you done for the Fair?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01

at least four days previous TO call-ten
days for election, and when the company is
paraded, the commanding officer shall YER
bally notify the men to appear at future
day not exceeding thirty days from time
of such parade, which verbal notice shall
be a sufficient warning.
Section 10 to section 81 provides for
discipline, training, inspection and camp
duty
Section 81 to 81 provides for rosters,
orderly books, rolls and returns.
Section 80 provides for calling out the
militia in case of war, invasion, insurrec
ton, tumalts, or riots. May order out di
visions, brgades, regiments, battalions or
companies, or may order to be detached,
parts or companies thereof, or any number
OF men to be drafted Meretrom.
Section 90 provides for compensation,
giving pay and rations same as United
States Government
Section 81 provides that proceedings
and court martial and courts of Inquiry
shall be conducted in all respects as pro
vided for in the army of the United States,
aud punishments as in like cases in said
army. Provided that the same are not in n.
consistent with the provisions OF this act.
Section 90 provides that all penalties,
not exceeding one hundred dollars, by
summary conviction before any alderman
OF city shall be without exemption or ap.
peal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l, 1864.

less. In the South the Union men wants
tn cum North, and the Rebs won't let en-
IL the North the Union men want the Cop
Rebs to 60 South, an tha woant go. This
shows that we air The most generous ov
the ?.
Gen. Butler-or, in the classick terms
ov all Nurthern an Suthern traiters, "Beest
B2tler"-is highly spoken ov in connexion
with the next Presidency. | must kon
fess "Beest Butler" is ''animile" that
hugely and muchly admire. Eff he was
in the Presideushall cheer now, instead of
the shivalry stirring up the ''animile' with
long stick, the "animile" would stir up
the shivalry with longer stick He's a
doin' it now. Rather. Eff it wasent for a
ole fIend cf mine, | wood endorse Benja.
min. But 3. T. air very we'll sooted in
his present locashe, an the cuss who calls
him 'Beest Butler" is fit for treeson, STRAIT
yjims an spiles He wood swop orf his
grandmother for yaller dorg
Gen. Grant air another hunky youth
Thare Good be wus men then Ulysses brot
/ forrid. But he has bis little talt.. As a
! President he mite be hunk, but as a Gen
ril he's h1nkier That's his little falt
Larstly, thare's anuther Mau naimed fer
the mex Presidensy
An he's goin to git it, 2.
| Praps you've heerd ov him. His 1st
name is Mister Hon est Old Abe Linken.
That's his larst name, 2. A. L. is the
cheef among 43 thousan, an the l alto,
gether luvly. As a Pres. [ air free tn ad,
NIT that he's Gorjeus. Others think SO
too. He's bin runnin the meshene yers,
with traters, copperheds, an other filthy
varmin putin on the brakes. But tha
failed to stall him. He's a bringn her
throo all o. K skrushing slavery, Secesh-
in, an goodly porshun of the Confedrasy
under its wheel, in troo Juggernot stle.
Civ US Linkin or Civ us-Oie Abe. We
air not peticular, as either will doc. The
Duchmen will vote fur Abe, becaws Liher
ty, Linken. logger hesr, an Limherger
chees begin with l.. The Irish will vo'e
fer him hecaws Praties an lr,Sh WhlsS y
doaDt begin with l..
! The cops wornt vo'e for hlm hecaw,
Lit, rty, Love, OF Country, Lick-the Robs
aud Linkin begin with l.. Tha will vot,
fer Geo. b., becaws Mizry, Murder, Missy
genatiou, an Mack Lellan begins with NJ
Thine onely,
A. WARD, JR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01

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