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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Picture OF Human Life.

We commend the following beautiful
sllegory by Addison. 1t was FIRST pub
lishcd in the year I'LL, aud 1t truthfully
represents the actual facts of q table OF
mortality:
1.-THE bridge thou seest," said he, ",s
human life; consider it at:cntivcly."
Upon more leisurely survey Of it, l
found that it consisted ofthreescore and
ten arches, with several broken arches,
which added to those that wero entire,
made up tue number about one hundred.
As l was counting the arches, the genius
told me that tits bridge consisted Ut FIRST
Of thousand arches, but that q great
food swept away the rest, and left the
the bridge in the ruinous condition l
now heheld it.
"But, tell me further " he said, "what
thou discovcrest on it p II sec multi
tudes Of people passing over it," said l,
land black cloud hanging on each end
Of it," As looked more attentivcly,
I saw several of the passengers drop.
ping through the bridge into the grea,
tide that flowed underneath it and upon
further examination, perceived that there
were inuumerable trap doors that lay
concealed 10 the bridge, which the pas
sengers no sooner trod upon Ihan they
fell through them into the tide, and im
mediately disappeared. These hidcou'
pits wore set very thick ut the entrance u
the bridge, so tha. throngs Of people nt
sooner break through the cloud but man,
Of them fall into them. They grew thin
ner toward the middle, but multiple,
and laid closer together toward the Gu,
Of the arches that were enti,e. Their
were indeed some persons, but their mum
Der was smull, that continued kind 0
hobbling march on tho broken arches
but fell through one after another, bein,
quito tired and spent with SO long walk
What beautiful picture OF human liz
d it exists and dies out in the presen
age.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
f. A LECTURE
GI TO YOU NC m II N

Just InIiiahed, III Sealed E"re,ope Price sir cents.
4 Lecture. ON the Nature. Treatmen, and
Radical Cure "f SpermaiorrbGe or seminal
Wra' ness. !, voluntary Emissions. sexual pebit.
ity. aud Imr.diments to Marriage gcner.lly !
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits /;
Mental and Physical incnpaclty, resulting from
sclt abuse, &c BY RoHEnr J. CuLvEEwRLL, NJ.
D., author OF the Screen Book" &c.
The world renowned au'hor, In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own exp. rience
that the awful consequences Of self abuse may he
cffcc,ualiy removed without inc iicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in
struments, rings, o' cordials, pointing out a
mode OF cure ut once certain aud efectual. by
which every sufferer, no matter what his conli
tion NAV BE-, may ure himself eheaply, privately
| and radically. This Lecture 1iH prors boo" "a
| thomsands and Mopsandg.
Sent under seal to any add. ess, In = plain
Sc led envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, ol
| two postngs stamps. Also Dr. Culverw.lr1
"Marriage Guide" price 25 cents.
Address the publishers.
CliAS. &c. KLINE t. co.,
l21 B0wcry. New York,
July . 'ss nes i,l Post Onics Box 4,SeO.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

The Columbia Is. C) Phoenix being
in want Of funds prints the FOL owing ad.
verti-ement: WANTED, ut this Office, an
ab!ebodied, hard-tentured, bad tempered,
not to be put of, and not to DC backed
down, treckIed.iaced young man, to col
lcct for this paper; must furnish his own
horse, saddle bags, pistols, whisky, bowie
knife and cowhide. We will furnish the
accounts. 70 such we promise constau,
and laIoriOus employment"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Istters Of sduiu,
~ .istration were granted TO @. ". Hardssty on
1864, BY the Clerk Of the County Court of Lin.
colin county, Missouri. All persons having elaine
against said estate srs required TO exhibit them
to the evvcutor for allowances with ope year from
the date Of said letters, or they may be precudsd
ircm any benefit Of said estate, and II not ex.
hibitsd within tive years from tho date Of ssid
letters, they will be forsvsrbarred. -.
susiS n33 4wpd] @. W. uARDESTY, Exo'f.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested that tho undersigned will m AXE final
and Z. L. Hamilton, heirs Of John G Hamilton,
deed, aud Augustus A. Taylor, heir Of Colby
Il Taylor. deed. At the next November term Of
tho Lincoln county Court, to be bcguu .sui held
at Troy on Monday, the 9th day Of November,
1868. GEO. o. HAMILTON, Guardian.
sep3 u3a ~ nd
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Admin Isl rat tOr's Notice.

NOTICE ishereby given that letters of Admin.
~ isiration were granted to Richaid Wompack
on the estate OF William Ives deceased, on the
10th Of September, 1868, by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Linco,n county. Missouri.
Az persons having claims agnin.t said estate
are required to exhibit them to the adn,inistra.
tor for ailowar CO within one year from the ,iats
Of snid letters, or they may be preciuded from
any benefit Of said ectate, and II not exhibited
within two years from the datc Of said letters
they will be forever barred.
sep?4 nag RICHARD WOMMACK, admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
A Adlllini IL ira tors Notice,

\ OTICE . hereby siven that letters Of admin.
, = istraton we're granted 70 joseph b. Allen on
the estate Of Hulus Ma tin deceascd, on the 10TH
Of August, 1858, BY the Clerk Of the County Court
Of lincoln county, Missouri.
All Persons bnving claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to tic adminis,ra or for
allowance within one year from tho date Of ssid
letterso or they may be prerlddcd from any benefit
Of said estatcj and It not exhibited within two
years from tho date of said letters they will bs
forever barred. .
sept mss JOS. B. ALLEN admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Administrator's &e Of Valuable
Real Estate.

THE undersigned, administrator Of the estate
i Of Carly wells, deceased, will In obedience
TO the order Of the County Court Of Lincoln
county Missouri, made ut the August term there
Of for 1885, sell at pub 10 auction II not sold pre-
viously 81 private sale. on
"wednesday. November II, 1858,
at the front door Of the court house 10 Troy ID
said county, and during the session Of the County
Court Of said county. the following described
real estate, situate in said county, viz,
The northeast quarter OF section ?2i the cast
h.lf Of northwsst quarter Of tccti"n 81 the
southeast quarter Of .ectit 81; the west half Of
tho northwest quarter Of section 81; thu south.
east quarter Of southeast quarter Of section 20,
oil In township 40 Of range ! west and the
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter Of section
10, and the sou beast quarter Of northeast quar-
| ter of section 10, and the sou'hwest quarter OF
no thwest quarter Of section 20, the last three
tracts being In township "a Of range west
containing 10 nlI S4O acres-l20 acIes of which.
Wis the east halt Of northeast quarter Of q ctiou
50, and the sou hea.t. quarter Of southes't quar-
ter Of section 20. b6H 10 township ~ range
west, will bs sold subject 10 the widows dover
tn ersin, being the land assigned BY commission
as dover TO Mrs. N. Wells. All the rest Of ssi6
land will b. sold clear Of dover.
| TERAs--Ons half cash, and one half In six
| mopths-deterr~d pay ment to bear interest from
day Of sale at 10 per cent. per annum.
Until day ef sale said real estate 10 offered fof
J.B. FALLEN, Admiuistratoz
ssPN M oosrty Wells. dssssss6
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
len Thsssand Arms for the South.


We shave II from reliable Authority,
says tie Memphis Avalanche. 1st, tba,
there wcrc, two or thrco days sgo, iu 81.
Louis, received from Detroit, aud in the
possession Of an authorized agent, ten
thousand stand Of small arms, purchased
Cor the Governor Of Arksnsas aud til,
Governors Of other Southern States, t.
ship which an effort has been going on
for several days past, tho commander OF
the David Watts, among Others, having
been offered handsome price IL he
would do this business. Other boatnen
hsvo also been applied to, and two prices
were offered one owner if he would per
nit bis boat to b, chartered for 4 single
trip into the Arkansas river.
The Times says it is regarded impossi.
bic to ship BY rail to Meuphis aud &c
ship by boat there without detection and
intercoption hence the necessity Of char.
teriug steamer direct from that or some
other point on the upper river aud avoid
ing Memphis. Thus far this plan has
also proved equally unavailing. Not
only bave the military agents in st. Louis
Of the carpet. bag governments South ut
tcrly failed thus far in securing a boat
but they have encountered quite as seri-
Gus an obstacle in securing officers and
crew. An "ex rcb," ha,ling from Ar
kansas river, was offered "big thing II
lie would take com mand of u boat for the
trip, in the cscnt one could DO secured
Cf course he refused to lend himself to
the Radicals in such venture, as had
several others applied to before him.
The boarding Of the Hesper, the sum
mary disposal Of the arms found upor
her, and the threats if the same thin.
were repeated, q still more summary pro
cedure might be anticipated, has tendet
to intimidaie those owning aud ruunin.
packets 10 tho service Of mis- Excelenc,
the Governor Of Arkansas, and threaten,
with signal failure the efforts Of thos,
employed 10 this and other cities to sup
ply the negro autocrats Of the South viii
the means Of perpe,uating their DONNA
ton. Tho place Of concealmeut Of thu
arms in st. Louis is we'll known, and III.
attempt TO ship thum in shoe boxes ane
coffin boxes will hardly escape detection
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Executors Notice.

MoTfcR is hereby given to oil Ipsrsoas later I.
/! estcd 10 the estate Of Francis Parker, deed.
late Of Lincoln county, Mo-, that the undersieusd
Of ssid susRty letters iessm.ntary on said sstste.
bearing date the 10th day Of September, 1868.
All persons having claims agsinst said estate
are required to present them for allowance 90.
cording to Law within one year from said date, Or
thev may DO precioded from any benefit Of said
estate, and " net presented within two years
from said date. they will b. forever barred,
HENRY PARKER,
ma 4w CnAS. W. PARKER. kxesns
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

A practical joke recently had o fatal
issue ut Bolton, England. A man was
holding a boy over canal, Tin iun," OF
course, when the struggles Of the latter
threw in both. The perpetrator OF the
joke" received such inj uries that he
died, and tho boy was very seriously in.
iured.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
MAeu|RE'S BENNE PLANT

For the Cure IF Diurrh01, Dyscntevy,
Summer C"mpl,,"t Chokra MorJ1s,
f"r, Chihi,e"'s T,,,hing, and the
Great Preventative IF Asiatic Cholera.
THIS extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
l which Is spread broadcast through ut the
country. is undoubtedly superior to any rem. dy
ever ohercd to the public or the complaints for
which it is intended. We have In our possession
te.timnnials furnished voluntarily by Col. Logan,
late chief Typographical Engineer Bureau al
Washington, Gen. Fits Ilcn'y Warren, General
plen.anton, and others Of the army Father p
j. Dc>met, the celebrated Indian Missionary F;
ais, officers Of the Navy, Surgeons, Hospital
stewards, Commanders of nearly every steamer
pl! ing on the Mississippi aud tributary rivers,
Western Sanitary and Christian Con,inis .ions.
army eh"pi"ins, and others too numerous 10 men
tion. Likewise highes, cncOmiums Of the P,ess,
most Of which are pub'shcd in our Almanac,
which we will send to my one requesting II.
rraising its valuable medicinal qualities In the
highest terms. No other medicine has such re-.
coinmen'lations. Sold by d.ugsist and medicine
dealers every where.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Final settlement.

N'oTICEis is hereby given to all persons inter.
>e.icd tb.; the undersigned administrator os
the estate Of Frederick ". Luckett, dec'ed, will
make n final set,i, ment ct his admin stration
OF said estate nt the next November term OF tho
Lincoln county Court, to 10 begun and held in
Troy. or the 9th day of November 1858.
oct1 n5O1 JOS II. MARTIN ndmr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
final settlement.

N0TICL Is hereby given to oil persons inter-
csied, that the undersigned, admnis'ra' or
If the cO-rartnership vsta'e Of Crow X H'wio.
shell. will mako final settlement Of his admin.
istra,ion OF said estate at the next November
Term Of the Lincoln county Court, to be hegun
and held In Troy. on the 9th Of November, 1858.
octI Mol JOS. A, HOW DESilELL admr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
(suardidn,s Notice.

y Office is hereby given to all persons inter-
= c.ted that the Undersigned. g,sardian Of Ma.
tlda J. Rector, heir Of Henry Rector. deed, will
make u final settlement Of his guardian hip OF
said charge at tho next November term OF the
Lincoln county Court, to be begun AMI held In
Troy on Monda the OH day Of November. 1868.
sep3 n36l GEORGE A. PALMER, Guardian
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
MACUIRE'S
SarsaparilIa Stomach Bittcrs!

THE best Aromatic Stomachic ever offered to
] the public II isan excellent tonic, pieasan
to the taste and agreeable to the stomach, aud
will be four d VASTLY superior to any other article
in use for promo ing digestion, preventing chill.
md fever. strengt thening and purifying he blood.
II /. made from the Sa,-arnriln, still ,gia, Ycl-
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots aud Caiisuya,
P,ick,y Asa and wahoo Barks, and possesses rare
medical qualities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Gna rllian's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to oil persons inter-
~ cstcd that the undersigned will make a Hnal
settlement Of his guardi nship Of Samuel
E.gin, ut the next November term Of the Lin.
coin county Court, to be begun and held 10 Troy
on MONDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1888.
oct IS n42 W. 7. STEWART, Guardian.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Order OF County Court on Remova'
Of County Seat Of Justice.

I Lincoln County Court. October adjourned
Term, 1868.
A MONG tho records Of said Court, made at
y said term, Is the following to. wit
Now here petition, signed by one fourth of
the voters Of this cor nt,, IL presented to the
Court, praying the removal If the Seat Of Justice
Of this county to the s Il corner oi the S W or
Of tho northwest quarter OF section 30 township
80 OF range l west, whcreupon the Court order
that the proposition to rcmove said Seat Of jus
tice to tho place named In said petition be sub
United TO the qualified voters 0f this county, at
the next general election, to be held In said cnun
~ on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of November, 1855
And 1t is further ordered that public n, Ice bo
given Of said pr posed removal by publication
thereof IN the Troy Herald, q new per printed
In this county; aud II IL further orde: ed tha'
the Sheriff Of this cnuuty put up In handful fo m
printed copies Of this order In not less tn three
Of the most public places in each township ia
his county, mt less Than thirty days before aid
election, on said third day Of November. 1858 ;
and It 10 further ordered that tho ballots In fay or
Of removal to the point above designated shall
have written or printed thereon tho words: "Shall
| the county Seat Of Justice be removed to the
southeast corner Of the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section 80, township 5U
range west? Ycsv' And those opposed to re-
moval shall have written Or painted thereon the
words: "Shall the county Seat Of Justice be re.
moved to the southeast corner OF the southwest
Or OF the northwest Or Of section so, township
50, range ! westf N0v
A true copy from the record.
........ In Testimony whereof I, Francis e
:sp.I; Cake, Clerk Of tho County Court O
said county Of Lincoln, have hereun 4
."'"'' set my hand and omcisl seal Of ode
n Troy, this q day Of October, A. D. 1858.
ssts HAl " FRANCIS Q. CAKE, clssk'
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Guardians Notice.

~ cstpd that The undefsigned, Curator Of su-
san J. Dnmcron, will make application at the
next November term Of tho Lincoln county
Court, to bs begun and held in Troy on Monday.
the 9Th day OF November, 1868, to resign his
guardianship of said ctnrgc.
s.p3 n3U 4A1 JAMES T. SCOTT, Guardisn
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Final settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested that the undersigned admins rator Of
the estate o Edward Hawkins, decensed, will
make u final settlement of his administration of
said estate, at the next Novcmbc, term of the
Lincoln county Court, to be begun and held IN
Troy, on Monday. the 9ih of November, 1858.
oc8 nal 4wp RICHARD WOMMACK, udm'F
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

Men Airt because il is exhilarating,
women becuu,e i. is natural A moderate
quantity Of Irritation is a positive z cd.
II is only when it is carried to excess
and becomes deceptive that it is an evil.
People 81 oald never Airt except with
their eyes open
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
MACUlRE'S
E.rDGCtO1'lysst &ly1'ag1

j plants. 1t i. compounded from Wild Cher
ry. Livcrwort, Squills, Scgena. Snake Root. Ele
canpngue, Noreh"unl, Iceland and Irish Moses,
Liquoiice, &c, and Is q simple, harmless, and
most eRectuat medicine, as will be seen from the
ingredients. For children particularly It Is ex
ceilent.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

A man was murdered near Otterville on
Monday night by two men The murder
crs were found hanging to the limb Of q
treo ON Tuesday morning.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

All Radical New England Is shocked
when it hears that some black brute has
been shot fnr committing a rape down in
the interior Of Texas. But In Rocking
ham county, 10 New Hampshire, five
murders have been committed within six
months, one assassin killing two persons.
A son murdered his mother trusted Ter
want murdered the aged couple who EN-.
ploy,d and led him three Of the mur-
derers we're drunk when they killed their
victims. All this il one county in u
small and excessively loyal State in
the heart Of New England, aud in six
months ; and nobody howls for reconstruc'
ton or standing army, nor even pa.
thcticaly implores "I.et US have peace.
st. Joseph Gazette.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
Final settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
! es'cd that the undcrsigned administrator VI
the estate Ot Tnlley Mitchell, decd, will make .
final settlement of his administration Of said
estate at the next November term the Lincoln
c"aniy Court to be begun and hcof IN Troy, On
Monday, the 9th day OF November. 1858.
Oc.l n4Op1 T. Il. MITCHELL, admr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
The CHAMPION band LOOM
MANUFACTURED BY
w NJ. JE W ELt;
TROY MO. .@

THIS Loom weavss twelve kinds Of cloth. Wis,
L Double Csssimsr, Ridged Cassitner, T.ur-
Leaf Jeans, Blaskst Twill, Double Blanket, Plsin
Cloth, Tweed, sstinet, Satinslt No. 2, broken
The Hand Champion loon n es.,iv vorLsd.
and not liable to set out % rspair.
All orders promptly Ailed b. ...s .
Oct 80 81, uA41 WM, JEWELL.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

: How simple man 10 to charge the
Jacobins with seeking to establish negro
equality. We arc disgus,cd ut empty
hcady simpletons that talk in this way.
For instance, New York State, with
four mi lions Of whites is entitled TO
two y. s. Senators. whilc the tbrce mil
ion negroes Of the South are entitled to
twenty U. $. Senators.
Again, take ten Of the largest North.
ern States. They contain about twenty
millions Of people, and ate entitled to
only twenty Senators, while only three
millions of negroes arc given twenty
Senators.
That is, ono negro is worth just Elk
and one-third white men under Jacobin
rule.
How ridiculous then TO talk about
equality when the niggor is 60 far
cad.-Efingham Democrat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
]. &l. MAGUiRE, sole Proprietors
Cor. second and live strets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
jan 2, 1865, nj ly
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
SAVED

Wo are constantly purchasing for cash in the
New YOik and Boston Market, oil kinds Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS. SILKS. COT
TONS. BOOTS AND SHOES W TCHES
SEWING MACHINES, CUTLERY,
DRESS GOODS. DOMESTIC
GOODS, de-, &c.
Which We are actually selling vt an average price
Of due Dollar for each article. Our sales
being strictly tor cash. and trade much larger
than that Of any similar concern, enables US to
give better bargains than can be obtained of any
other hou.e.
THE LADIES
Are especially invited to give US trial.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR AND EPCHAN0G LIST.
Our club system Of selling Is as follows: For
- We send 90 patent zen ,ouutains and checks
describing 20 difevcnt ar iclcs to be cold for n
dollar each 40 for - 20 for SO; 100 for $40,
lent by mil. tommisssons Mrge' thnn those cgerd
BY any other firm, according o. the size Of club.
Siugir f"un ain and check. 10 cents. Male and
female agents wanted. send Money Ia Neg.
istered Letters. Send us q trial club and you
wi,l acknowledge that you cannot afford TO buy
goods Of any Other house thereafter.
EASTMAN KENDALL,
Us Hanover street, BOSTON, Mass.
June 4, p23 6m Sxpd.im.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
MACUIRE,S
AGUE MIXTURE.

For the Cure Of Chis and Fsrer, Inter-
mstent Fever, Dumb Agne, Diseased
Lirer, DC.
EOR m,re than fftcsn years this grc,t and in
L fallible sneciac has becT used rs u remedy fo,
the above complaints. and II ha, effect the most
extraordinary cures, controlling the diseases after
every Other medicine has been resOrted to without
effect. Thousands have tested Its efficacy, and
all who have u'cd It will give testimony to It,
wonderful success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
MAGUIRE'S
HAIR RESTORAT TIVE

THIS elegant article for restoration Of the
l. growth Of the hair. as we'll as preserving Il
from turning gray, an changing gray hair hack
to its original color, (wiihout dyeing il. Stands
ut the head Of all Hair Restoratives. II IL one
Of the oldest, and Its popularity and fame cannot
be taken from it. Price 81 per bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12

Coughs, Colds, WhGp;ng Coagh, A"hmn.
and all AHcctiDns Of Thr0uf and Lungs
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
MAG1'lRE'S
JA II MAICA GING E r

The best preparation of Ginger In use, and /,
warranted superior for strength and purity Il
any othor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-12
NORTH MISSOURI

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Terms $500 per amman, IN advance.

The GALAxY.-The May number of this
beautiful magazine appears with the imprint
of Sheldon & Co., the new publishers, and in
a typographical dress remarkably neat and
tasteful. According to the announcement
made last month, the magazine has been en-
larged SO as to contain fifty per cent. more
matter than before, and to admit OF several
new special departments. A Departments or
Literature and Art" and another for the
lively discussion of current themes under the
appropriate head of "Drift-wood," are among
the new and agreeable features. The illustra-
tions of the Gala Ty are hereafter to be under
the personal supervision of Mr.. W. j. Linton,
who stands at the head of wood-en2ravers not
only in this country but IN England. The
aim of the managers seems TO be to make o
magazine which shall fill the same place for
American that London Society fills for English
readers; and without any patri Jtic partiality
we do not hesitate to say that it already comes
we'll up to, and bids fair to distance its EDg-
lsh exemplar. The contents of the present
number are as follJws: "The Black Bess," by
Harriet Prescott Spoford, with an illustra-
ton by w. j. Henuessy); "Our Millionaires,"
by T. W.; "The Trumpet Smith" by Charles
Dawson Shanly; "Personalism," by Walt
Whitman; "The Shadow on the Wall;"
"Clementina Kinniside," by E. Lynn Linton,
with an illustration by CASTOR Fays "Soldier
Statesmen "The House and the Heart" by
E. R. Sill; ''The Pilgrimage to Mecca" by Ed
ma Dean Proctor; Woods and Waters" by
Edmund Clarence Stedman; "Beechdale," by
Marion Harland, with an illustration by
Z IL, o,,I hair
by Richard Grant White; "Five Years in
Japan" by d. b. Simmons, with an illustra
ton from a Japanese drawing;) "Steven Law
renee Yeoman, by Mrs. Edwards; Wreck"
by H. H.; "The Galaxy Miscellany; "Drift-
Wood" by Philip Quilibet; Literature and
Art; "Nebule," by the Editor.