Lincoln Cartoon

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[OCTOBER 11, 1862.

656

LINCOLN'S LAST WARNING.

"Now, if you don't come down, I'll cut the Tree from under you."

THE DRAFT.

"Drafted! yes, MARIA, drafted! and I'm so short. If they shoot at my Legs they'll
hit me in the head! I know it, MARIA, I know it!"

THE FAIR THING.

NORTHERN LADY who "sympathizes" with the Rebels to Grocer's Boy. "Why, gracious!

HANS. Your Master has charged me awful prices! Three Dollars per pound for Tea—Soap a Dollar per Bar—Butter Two Dollars per Pound—"

HANS. "Yes, Ma'am. The Boss says as you like to talk Secesh, perhaps you would'nt mind paying Secesh prices."

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