National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
BALLoUb koNTHtY MAGAZINE.

lar Magazine is received. We find
it filled with that charming variety
Of illustration and interesting letter
press 80 well calculated to keep it at
the head of the cheap Magazines of
the country. Shiliaber treats US to
one of his most musical illustrated
poems; Mrs. Edison closes her inter
esting serial, "A Woman's Error )"
William L. Williams gives the
young folks an exciting story, while
Jane q. Austin, James Franklin
Fits, Catherine Earnshaw, w. II.
Macy, N. p. Darling and several
other writer's Of more or less note
furnish each capital story or poem
The humorous pictures are uncOm.
monty good, embracing four differ.
ent subjects, illustrated by six en-
cravings designed by Rogers.
The publishers announce for 1869
a new serial by the charming Miss
Camilla William, also an original sto
~ tor boys and girls, to run through
the year, by HOratio Alger, Jr., one
of the most popular writer's for the
young. They also promise increas-
ed attractions in stories and illustra-
tons, for the coming year, over thOsf
of any previous one. AS their prom
Uses have been more than performed
in the past, we have reason to be.
} lieve they will continue to be in the
future, though it is difficult to see
J how BallOu can be much improved
over its present excellence. 1t is
sent to subscribers at OIL so per year,
or in clubs for el,25. Elliott,
/ Themes & Talbot, Publishers, Bos
J ton, Mass.
The New York Herald says the
; Democrats propose 20 have the
States which went for Seymour cast
q their electoral votes for Grant, and
!. thus secure him a unanimous vote
o of all the States. 1t is thought oy
A this means he will be relieved of any
!. obligation to party and can preside
Il impartially over the whole country
II without being bound by any partisan
e policy.
70 "Make way, gentlemen cried :
% fussy Office holder to some people
Il the other night at political meet
le ing, "make way, we are the repre-
Il. sentativcs Of the people - "Mak'
way yourself" replied sturd,
T, member Of the throng, "we are tn
is people themselves -
!, TRUSTEES OF REFORM SCHOOL
n The Legislature on Joint asSembl
,n on Thursday. 10Th, elected the 70
w.. lowing rustees Of the Reform School
~, Charles Reed of Montpelier, Levi
a; \. Dunn of Fairfax, John Howe {
90 Brandon.
Sc WALL STREET RELIEyED.-Ne
M York, Nor. 6. The decision Of tn
IN Secretary of the Treasury to rcissu
10 forty four millions legal tenders ha
IL dispersed the depression and gloor
lot in Wall street. There was shar
'eu rebound in values from the cxtreu
low prizes of yesterday and a gre
no rush to buy or in other words Wa
m street Jumped from one extreme
40 tho other. The money market
10 easy. Gold opened bnoyantiy, wit
y. n rise, but subsequently fell. Go
49, eminent bonds active. The stoC
or market is buoyant and excited.
of Gems. Mcdowell, Casey, Il.
ion Wood, W. J. Sloan, and Lieut.. C.
ION Mcintosh, have been detailed as
Il board, to convene in New York
nov the 9th Of November, to cXami
rci such officers as may be brought /
Mid fore them to be placed on the !
M. tired list.
~ An advertisement in a New Io
~ paper, foI fifty men. to work TIN
i'm hours i'll the evening, at the rate
20 six dollars week, called toGeth
~ before i o'clock on the morning
no its publication, not less than j
,,Iv men; and il required six policem
~. to keep the eager applicants
20 work i'll any sort Of order.
- Daring payson's last illness,
,"' friend coming into his room,
'''' marked familiarity, "l.m sorry to
in. you lying here OF your back :
ord YOU not know why God puts us
our backs 7 said DR.. l.. No. ,
the reply. In order that We II
the look upward
M Prof. $. Y. White writes t,
ran New York paper Of = total cell
rv I of the sun which il to occur in !
', "" ", gust, 1869. His notes of the ira
. " calculated fifteen years ago, are
follows:
the The sun will rise eclpsed in
ma. interior Of Siberia, on the morn
n ut Of August, Z, 1860, whence
shadow will move In n northe;
49,, erly direction then turning cas-
.i,ed ~ and Southwestwartlly, will !
'hat over Behring's straits and north
III vi Alaska noon, local time. The
moving across part of British NJ
oyn America, IL will Renter the Tn
,;r.J States, in Montana, between ,
,.ui, ; p. H., local time. Moving til,
,r;nc across western Nebraska, il
pass diagonally through Iowa, y
ing over Sioux City, Dcs BIO
pub. and keokuk about 8 o'clock. Tn,
d TO. it will pass still to tho south
ction over Jacksonville, Illinois, nc
from southern Indiana, central Ken
A. rs