St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
I ~. HF'f E...sT =, STEPHEN llLLER:.
! D.. 2bLAKELff, Secretary Of State. ',.,i!7f
LITERARY NOTICES.

to neglect to notice tile arrival ST two
Of our most valued exchanges the Re
bel ion Record and Eclectic Ma gazine.
The Rebellion Record the unap-
,proachable history of the events Of the
rcbellion-contaihs in Part At two fine
steel engraved portraits, one of Brig.
Zen. r. w. johnson and the other of
Maj Gen. J.. II. Rosseau. In addi-
ton are one hundred aud twenty-sovcn
double columns pages of documentary
history, all Of which is of interest: and
importance: Horace .(1reeley, in the
introduction to his history of "The
American Conflict" says Of the. Re-
belliou Record T.: D. ...:...: :. g.. md;
Perhaps the events of no former war
were ever SO fully and promptly embodied
in u single work as are those of orr great
contest in the Record which must prove
the generous fountain whence all future
historians of our country may draw at
will ,.,> 49,. ..;.rt..-t.
The ECLECTIC MvGAZINE for No.
vember opens with beautiful portrait
Of Maria, Queen OF Bavaria. The con-
tents are Christian Art; Sonncts' by
the Rev. Chas. Turner; The Haplcss
Queen of Denmark Edmond About
on Progress; Tennyson's Enoch Arden;
Gardens Of the Greeks; Gcnev before
Calvin Affinity Of the Senses; The
Forests Of Fountain bleau; Sir Charles
Lycll's Address before the British As.
ISOLATION; Russia under Alexander IT !;
DR.. Livingston Last African Explo-
rations; Poetry; Literary Notices :;
Science; Art; Obituary.; Varieties.
The Eclectic is most excellent maea-
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..-. ATLANTIC, in the number for the
current month, sustains its we'll known
character for interest and ability. Con-
tents: Leave from an Officers Jour-
nal Riches; The Vengeance Of Dohl-
inie de Yourgcous; Liua; Charles
Lamb's Upcoliectcd Writings, ";
10 William Cullen Bryant; House and
Home Papers, X ; The New School
Biography; The Last Rally; Fiuan-
ces of the Revolution; Through Tick
cts to San Francisco--A Prophecy =;
Sea-Hours with a Dyspeptic; The
Twentieth Presidential Election; Re-
views, &c. Ticknor l. Fields, Boston.
+ ARTHUk's HOME MAEAzINE.-The
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1864 with the widest circulation it has
yet attained. For 1865 it. will be en-
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heartier welcome from the press. 70
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Dor. 1t should find a place in every
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up of club, $40; nine copies, and one
to getter-up Of club, SIS. One copy
and copy of, the DEMOCRAT one
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from the November number of this New
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that it has already attained large cir:
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to rival the three dollar magazines in
the quality Of their. ,engravlngs and
contents. Thus it has given during
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finely engraved and colored Double
Fashion Plate, while its other: numcr-
GUS ensravings are Of the best quality.
The long and bril- liant array of the lit
erary contributors to The Lady Friend
nearly all Of whom. are lad .es, is highly
creditable to the magazine, and also to
the country, as showing how Urge and
cultivated asclass Of lady writers it pos
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