LINCOLN’S “STORIES.”

General Scott and Jones the sculptor, 34;

“great” men, 37;

Daniel Webster, 37, 131;

Thad. Stevens, 38;

“a little more light and a little less noise,” 49;

tax on “state” banks, 53;

Andy Johnson and Colonel Moody, 102;

“chin fly,” 129;

Secretary Cameron’s retirement, 138;

Wade and Davis’ “manifesto,” 145;

“second advent,” 147;

“nothing but a noise,” 155;

“swabbing windows,” 159;

“mistakes,” 233;

“picket” story, 233;

“plaster of psalm tunes,” 239;

“Fox River,” 240;

“nudum pactum,” 241;

harmonizing the “Democracy,” 244;

Mrs. Sallie Ward and her children, 247;

a Western judge, 250;

“lost my apple overboard,” 252;

rigid government and close construction, 254;

“breakers” ahead, 256;

counterfeit bill, 262;

blasting rocks, 262;

General Phelps’s emancipation proclamation, 273;

making “ministers,” 277;

John Tyler, 278;

the Irish soldier and Jacob Thompson, 283;

Jeff. Davis and the coon, 284;

last story,--“how Patagonians eat oysters,” told to Marshal Lamon

on evening of assassination, 285.

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