davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-11
THE San Francisco Spirit of the Times has al

The San Francisco Spirit Of the Times has al
ways charged the Builders with being unsafe
fire insurance organization, while the other city
papers have been silent on the subject. Now
that the State Insurance commissioner has pub
licly expressed a similar opinion, the Spirit
makes the following statement relative to the sf-
fairs of that concern &c The Builders Insur-
ance Company had out at risk, on the 3lst day
of May, So, ,539, ,599 80. The receipts for the
year ending the date just named amounted to
$2O2, 1872 II, and the expenditures to S2l9, ,6Ol,
being in excess over the receipts of SIG, 1903 90.
The liabilities of the company amount to $780,
63l So, divided as follows capital, S53, $50 !;
losses outstanding, SIT, 800 amount required to
rensure outstanding risks, Sl19,lSl 65. The
assets of the company are absolutely nothing,
and there is responsibility so far as directors
are concerned. More than two-thirds of the
stock of the company stands in the name of Mr..
Mooney and wife. There is cash deposited in
the California Building and Savings Bank, $38,-
l39 %, against which there is Sl3,O73 O3 re-
ceived on the new stock, leaving but S25, ,O66 92.
This absolutely amounts to nothing, for the rea-
son that the insolvency of the insurance COM
pany renders the bank insolvent, for the latter,
being a stockholder (though contrary to law) in
the insurance company, would in the event of
disastrous confagration be compelled to meet
all the demands against the insurance company,
or fail in the attempt. There are premiums un-
paid to the amount of 80, ,244 35. These are
practically of no earthly benefit in restoring the
company to basis of permanence, for the rea-
son that those from whom the amount is due
will never pay it, because the company, being
insolyent, cannot give any protection in return.
Including the 500 due on bank stock of the
savings Institution, the assets of the company
amount to S7S,0 81, leaving a deficiency of
Sill $40 80. To transact the business of under
writing, under the laws passed by the last Leg
islature, it will require the Builders company
to have on hand within sixty days from June
29th S2ll $50 80, being Sl00, 900 capital all
paid in, and Sill 500 3s to make up the defci-
eucv as above set forth"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12

urb sr6beren @ebdupen @o6er Bis in Die
Stube, Die tleineren ra9e1 NIT ben
@ipftln Knapp eutppr. @e8en 8erned
9inein 1T cine Seebu@t in wel6er i9pn
lebten Mpntas bret &eilenpe befnab er>
tranten. @iono ra9t NIT ben Da@ern
aus benz @aler, uno bielen sattSen @or>
n1ittaa fubren TllSbe, wel&e Meni9en
unbTieb aa&6 eerbraB9 b{nauf FG9teten.
Nrn traurt9iten. 1T Mpnlin9e11 bran III
Der pollen StrSmung ne6 Gtrbru96, paS
DSrfden oerla0en> feline 8ewobner auf
ben tleinen 8er9le, int &apeQ9en paielbt
Menl9en uni Sphere ;uiammengeoran9t
uno babel Elm BiYuat> an bel1en Geucr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &artpfeln unp &C.
faQene8 &ieb CUR au9emeinen Spetl Jung
9efo@t tperoen."
Da6 s: auer9emdlpe brau9t ni9t petz
ter ous9efubrt gu peroen, rnt gu set9en>
oaB Der n1aterteue Shabrn AT Mtllipnen
ftet9t, unb eaS bic arlae>1 8eppbner rer
iberl@wemmten Tbdler fi9 nt9t aus etz
9e1en &rdften, pbne 9ilf e e%mpprarbeiten
t6nnen. 9ier3u fommt bic Ndbe pes
8inter6> belenS@arfe tit ben etniammen
8erstbalern poppelt empfnolt9 1T. Das
gum Mieeeritanpe 9s8en bic &dlte ge<
lammelte 5pls> bic &prrdtbe BON 2ebenSz
ntttteln 1ino ;erl t1rt unb bic 9erbetl 9af<
fun9 e{nt6@rloBeS n>1au6f Ibrbar 9emadt.
Die i9wefserti6en 8eb1rpen baben tbrer
Seits &les aufseboten> um Der @emalt
Der @lemente Elm 3tel gu ieBen, unb bic
Sappeurcpmpa9nten BON 3Iri@ baben-
auf eineml@ @la@tfelbe, eben1r sefabrppu'
uno ribmlt9er al8 bic bluti9e Wobli TAFT
be5 &rte9e5 - lire &ettun9aroteit NIT
9in9ebun9 unb Tobe5veradtun9 perridz
tet. Der 8unpesratb, bic betref enpen
acknowledgements u11p Yripatperetne
baben bereitS bic Sprge fir bic Wilbez
r&n9 pe5 GlenoS> welGe5 abSuwebren
MenlaenbInbe ;u i9wa9 paren> Iberz
nommen uno bic uSolptburner 3eitun9"
e1npfeblt tbren 2ancsleuten bic Grbebun9
elmer freitptQtsen @teuer srrllnterltiibun9
bet Gerun9liidten. Dab aber bel ter
3erit1run9 bic einbeimiide @obltbdtt9>
felt BET 0r6ee peS an9eri9teten un9lld5
1T tetner Weiie 9eradlen it, lie9t auf
cer 5anp> unp es wirpe cine erpbe Sc
nu9tbuun9 9epdbrer1 tpenr Der ppritebz
enbe 8eri9t ba6 Geintge pa;u beitri9e,
bic @tamme59eno11en jenieit8 peSSceonS
Die bod timer I'M 0lif unD lln9lif
ibre marine M%nbdn9t9fett an Die alte Sci
matb betbati9t baben> CUR 1bleuni9en
uno tbatfrdfti9en Inter tiiBun9 ibrer
arn1e1> un9ludlt9en 2anosleute gu oeretz
men.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
3ur 8ea9tun 8.
@4wa4e uno carte &ineer
&c. 0nfffe':

Der Mdt. Gen. 80. @ppbmarb Sberz
tdtsr Der Suyrerns Court BON gennfp1santa idreibt:
Ybtlabelpbtd, 16. Mdrj, 1867.
Sd fnbe, taS 5ppFanb's German gitters elm sutss aen'e
IN, nutli9 bel &rantbeiten Der @sreausn8ssreane uns
seu tSdt mpbltbdtieer Wir' lung tn Ta9en. Sen S9ra3s
aus leanseI Der NsFoentsd' " 'ts'ta!, IN m s ~ n "
Str erssbener y. W. wpoemar0.
Ser M9tbare Same8 G%bpmplon> &i@<
ter Der Supreme Gpurt ssn Yennfqloanta.
pbtlabtlSbta, Is. April 1866.
SD tetradte 5uoEanh'S German Sitters as cine ferte'
yrle gl.btsin In 8aQen pom ACKNOWLEDGEMENT eeer &C..
{E$gdatsr @ serb 1,s, S g.; .a Ss6 sts,es ss Ssr n's''sF e'ss"e'
'A''"" Sames abumpfon.
Son Nep. sos. $ &ennarp> D. D.
gator Ter 9spntsn gapti1en. Rir@e, geilaselpbia. ..
0r. Sad(cn @eebrter SER! ST. btu baNFy, cr1u&t
uurte,,, meinen Mansn NIT Gmpietlurs Bon striaieesnen
Berfat rsn ais unpertrdelid NIT br MIR ,%ialsebenesn Spsars
tra&te, babe i'd e IN alien Saaen %abselebnt; aae'1 bst
benz taren ssretie non Der III Rusi@tett sea Or. Sesft
Iaxb's German Bitters in II n,aa4srlet Ydaen une na.
mentItd tn neinsr< eisenen , 1arnils, me;tae ,a slnn,al pom
auipre9sn, taB fur all eme 81 ne DIVA he pes Ss'
femsunb ma tlf4 ,fur 2eber-B CID oerten
es Elm fi6eres unb ~ ertbrplleS 9rdperdt ! t.
Sn ,nanden 1iQen mag IS ntdt anlhlasen; aletn. 8f!prbns
lid, baran smeife i8 nidt. tvire Is ietr %npt!ttdt;e fur Ciejs
aiesn fein. :psl@e an sbisen Mriads1 lsiSs";
Ndte. untertalb Coates Ctr.
SON Nep. 6. .. GenoaQ, Wl1tent~
&.tattsur tes gbru1tan Chronicle, pbt1aeelptia.
Std babe spn eeu @ebrauGe pom %pprFanS's Serntan BIT
.]pertbvpass ionic slasa su %erny[stlen. weae an aasemelne'
GG,rdde pper az Rrantteiten leicen, bic oura unrrenuhs In
81 s'' 6. .. 8ensau
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
> Die @einernbte in 6ermQr1 Il

49, Die @einernpte in German ut1b
llln9esenb 1T tielen5erbit 70 er9tebi9 ausz
oefalen, bab bic @einber9beflser taunt
Td1er senua auftreiben fpnaten um bic
Men9e pe6 $40 te6 gu fallen. Mle&eller
linb 9efiQt, uno parin tabrt uno
braui i IS mte in benz rater etne5B ulfans>
70 pab e8 fait 9efabrlt@ erl9eint, 1i@ BIN
unter su &ra9en. Die ipnt 70 launil9e
Gatowbo Nebe bat btele5 Sobr bic @inz
ser pur9 etne ueberfille Ypn Srauben
entl91ptgt. Trpb pes re9ncrii9en Serb
1e5 tpurpen bic Srauben ppufommen reif
unb lief erter eiren YprtrefTt9en Mof.
Man @9dbte ben bteSjdbri9en Gr>
tra9 Der @eiuer1ote int County auf
uber 100000 0aupnen> moppn iiber bic
5dlfte @otatpba, po6 uebrt9e Gpncpro>
Gir9tnia @eepltn9> unp 5eebempnt ; tie
itrtoen ELLEN @prten> wte Deleware, &uz
ldncer, Gintbtana unp ,anbcre itnb nod
nt9t in FOLDER Men9e an9epa anjt um
orHbcre 2uantitaten @ein parau6 3u erz
3telen. Sn tpeni9enS ubren uirb piellmse@
bun0 i'm @tano fem, cine balbe MtQtpn
@alonen @ein jdbrlt@ ;u proousiren>
>pprunter @eine, bic ii@ nit ben beiten
curppdtl6en me- zen fInnen, unD 5ern1a1
rpiro Der 6auptau6fubrplaB amertfaniz
l9er Metne in ben 8eretnt9ten Staate1
>percen. .
2etpsi9> Is. Sept. -Gine am rs.
b. N}t6. 1T DRESDEN tatt9efunoe1e, BON
1900 lis 1900 Mrbettern BEL u9te Ser
iammlu11e bel9lpB NIT alien 9e9en 5
@timmen bic. Mnnabme fpl9encer BON
Dem Nr1] centen be5 2a0aQe'i1en aQ9ez
meinen peutl9en Nrbeiterveretns TrtB
Menpe beantra9tc &elpluticn Sn Gr<
md9un1. paB bic Observation-Disclosures
fem Mtttel 1nb, bic Sage per a%rbeitenpen
&la0en pouernp ;u Serbel1em pper tr9enc
rpelde 1~oSialen uebeltanpe bauerno absuz
l9ofen; in Grmd9ung> RAP bic Nrbeit6z
einfeuun9en nit Nptbwenpi9feit berbei<
fubren einen &idl9ritt BET Mrbeiter in
ibrem Sample fir bic llu19etaltun9 ibrer
iosialen Sage; III Grpa9ur9, RAT bic
Observation-Disclosures Die Sncuitrie 11dct
gen mi1en, bic Nrbetter aber ni9t cine
Sddrt9un9> fonoern bic 9ebun9 BET Snz
pul trte wpllen unb IS auein in ibrem jnz
tere7e fnten> ibre 9onsen 8%efrebun9er
muir aui bic 9rlnpltde l1m9efaltunS oer
morernen procuftion5weil III ridten
erfldrt bic @erlammlun9 BE iy1ematil1s
Sr9anil atipn ron Nrbeitsein( tellungen
fir Elm bijturtl1 rsaftipndres Mtttel,
an9etpenoet gu Dem 3wed, bic 8raf;s
Der Nrbeiter ausjulau9en> Su serlplittsrr
uno som 3iele atsulenfen.
Slut bem Ypiten 9efprben ietn fol- IN
isis. tlrSli@ einS 9riftleBer. ST lit al
ber S9winpiudt uno lpll am Sebfaiten
a~us9ebalten baben, bis Der SOB Jpn atz
lDite. Die 3eitun9> tpel@er mir bie6 ents
nebmen, la9t, bas 2ebte mas er 9eleBt lei
feline ei9ene Spbe6anSei9e 9e&pelen*
- 8anfrpft befnpet ii6 in @ieu
unb bat Grlaubnib erbalten, int bprti9en
5pf uno Staat6ardip Grperte 31 MAIDEN
aus Dpfumerten, rel9e lber bic Stelz
lung pe6&ailer Solepb II. pcnSeterretd
unp Der 8aiierin &otbertna .. NuBlant
aun au1ertfaniiden MISUNDERSTANDING
Muf@lub seben. ''.',
pa0au 6. Set. ~ @efern Na6s
mittaa perlieB uns paS 8. Snfantertez &es
stu,ent, bas felt Dem 9abr 1903, 100 Yofz
fau baYertl9 wurbe, bier in @arriipu
gelesen mar. Da6elbe pmmt in pi'
Nfnla. j
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
@ebrUftbeitb Der @timmune.
g q ~ 4 IL e,
aus irsenb elmer l1rla9e entlprtn9eno, @rl9lan""!
tcS @ynem8, herbsisefiirt bur@ barte
@rbeit @trapagsn raupf .

aus iraenb einer ur1a9e entlpringenb, Gri@laHaa9
be5 @y(ems, herbeigefart bur@ barte
Mrbeit, @trapaben raube
Witterung, Gieber &c.
Gs etebt teine MsSistn, p.1ae bieien gteSistnen n te!e.nosa
Gdlsn slcidtpmmt. Dem, eanSet, Ssltsn, 'olro sRaa"9 W.3
nuo Stride perlieben, Ser Nppett wirb g~sitartt. man pat IT. Ve.
nu6 at her g(atrung, Der Wlaeen oeroaut prompt rae OF.
rpirb oereiuiat, bic {Sautfarbe wirb fril6 UNI esluno, oe 9ur.
gdrtano miro bon ben @ueen eatIssrnt. es sgane ss %.ry
unb gelunpes QDeIen.
2eute, pel9e I'M 2eben ppr9erIdt TIM,
unb BE gDirtuns Der 3eit NIT alien ttren sep5bnltden ueesln
bwer auf It'd laften fublen, tpereen IN Der penusun8 9tele'
8itters p6er Ipnie Elm Glirir Enbsn. peltees ibre1 Aeera
neues Qeben eiuaSden, In einena seriden Grabe bic enerBte UNI
bic gluth ~jingsr.r Sage tpieetr tsrfsasn, tyre 5ulan'nea9e
5brumpfte Storm aufridten unb t9nen fir bic ubrt9ea Aa9s
g%eluneteit unb WSblietn seben stre.
3ur Ben9tun8.
IS 1T cine ausaenaats Itatfade, bas %Suafdntie sineSS;alft!!
ses weibliden 9betls unfersr Sess!ter1ne lsltea 1n vsaat
elmer auten @eluubbet it. pt.r ua I'D tbrsr %nsesuas'
tpeiic III btoienea, lid nidt / wpbl flblt." Sit fno matt
aGer GnerBie bar, du6erf nersos nno eaSen tstaea up
petit. -,
ie uamentltd ,u e%mpfenlen.
S9wa9e uno CARTE &'l1per
rsrben turb ben @ebrau6 elmer Der tetten IMsSi,iaen es.rdi:
tst. sic weresn jeeea 6aa BON Abte'Ta"s ""fs9'0a'
urtren. re-.
Iauienbe BON 8eusniden babea f4 in ben @dnssn bes et
nentbimtrs a%n9ebGuft. aQein br Raun wtro uns nur Jul
BerDfentIdun8 eint8er usnise seFatteS; tOtsle ten'nAea nt
man bemerten wirb. DON 4euten Spn otuf nno etnee |e'Ve'
gteauua, baS man thnen @laubsn fdensen mas.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
g pr1t6 t..

acuaoups seutIae W9eei,tnen mtreen nadsen:adt. @aa
hts su, sa6 bic llnteri4riit y ssn 9. u. 5 saiOn fd
sai sssn l!"i9lae isssF Sis, it, $trrs ssx"' sS.si Sas s @i,s,
yt-. 631 Nr& Street. gbila' eelpbta, pa.
GbarIes gf. evans, Gisentbauer,
fruter 6. 81. Sadiun u. Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
6ppflQnD'8 German Bttter6

5ppflanD'S @erman Bttters
I'D .ua. ~ s ue a.%! Il MliHa
@oof(ano's german Comic.
Das srpbe 5eilmittel fit ale &rantbeiten
2eber, ~ @a8eHs sber &er=
basun8s'0 rsane. ::t"
6ppR anb's German BitterS .
If aus reinsn Saisn (ussr ME 9 m:bstnii& senannt, rMrb,
Grtrasten) BON % urst1n Carduttrn xno Rtn-
ben salamm.nes{tst, nas Elm 'a 1'et@ @fast sentt",
oer Beimi9 unsGyiebe Nrtfrtttf.
5ppaanp's German Sonic
1T ene g%srttnbuna au.r Snerebisaasn tes Bttters NIT Der
tia; ss! 6%s3{tst + sa aas , SSa, @? m.St, 4ss" sfst, i +: S ssa
Dublitun, bs iest sebpten pprben Rnb.
DieientAen, rel4e etne WteotStn trt Don aleopo!arstoer Cets
mtfdune s~orsttben, 9ebra11en -.
9ppFanp's German 8itter5.
Gisisnissn, utl&. .sine Ginpsnbune 9es.n BE a~usssasbsas
Coordination tts Gttters taben, eebrauaen
6ppF lambs German Sonic,
sie lnS bste s1et@ gut unb tntbalten ~eiel.1ten meoteinii9en
s'ss"' Sss Sti aHn d iaSsss ts s' 4sa's sas ismaasaitsit
Pr mestss # in SLY s.. ma"'sis!tfsss!1 slss ' %t et{ st 3
s !!!1:' . sSs::' 1T! sss y @ sSS} :. !! s IF /: : sss:1 S {; Fl; e, st. s.:
ti.nt t an s;nis "att atsr me- su ses ei] feietaS.n .a~rfanlsseis.n lei
bet:
@erEoYfuna, Bldbune.n, innere 5amorr9oioen,
Dran0en be8 BluteS na@ benz Rppfe, 9aure
int Maeen> ~l1ebelteit 5er3brenneM @tel .
rpr Nabrung, leberflQuns pber
Driiden i'm yRa0en, 1aurts
MufRpben, Driden pber
&lcpfen III ber 9er3>
CRUDE, Rii@ti9es
pber l9weres
Ntbmen,
59minbel
int 2ppfe, .9er3.
flopfen, pireenoes
pber Iidenbe6 @efubL
penn 1T ~lieaenber @telung,
Mattbeit Der @ueea, Gltden oeer
@ewebe por bem@el9t bunnpferS@nter
int &opf Maneel bet %uselnitu"a, @ele,
beit ter 5aut unb ber Musen, @9mer3, tn Se1N,
Raden, 8rul @lieetrt 3e, plosl'9e
6ibe, 8rennen I'M Gleil9, fort-
wGbrenb Mbnun5 BON
un9lld uno
9rpBe
@ebrWftbeitber O. II G.
Ser an tiefen 8r~aulbeiten Qsitenbe fcate bet Der @ustuabl
zines Ssilmtttels fur lstnen gaa bic sra !ssit WSFt ID ,n n%t
llntsfa&uae nne Maatef: u (dSsssRsn ssr f|sert IT: ss f si
it unb Nd eiuen Ruf fir bic 5eiluns bteler Iraatpet' sF'o0e'
ben bat. os,uuo 1,r;.
purte1 Dor atpeiunbsmansis Sahren gun, erlten glale ~ N 's. !.
fem Qaube Seu Deutlden %eineefubrt, matrene tpet9er 5et re
rbne 3weifl n,ebr Nuren bepirtt unb Der l.ioenesn wtsnlnpe.t
tn sner arS6eren MuStetnune 0enust babe", a5 tr9eao anoeee
Weti;tuen, nelt. benz Yublttum betannt ttne: u,..
Oiel, Webhiuen turiren ptrffam QebersSel9psroen ye.D'
fu&t, 0srsauuussla~a4s, e Sruniits Dt !miS!s t %rda' 1n.
s s:ss, ss' Il S'i ss: e; sss s eft; & SisS'sS "ss ' Sc" s' S"'S 5a'
%eutteten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
Yret1e.

SpcNonts gerunan Biters. per Stafde........... .....SlN
SppHanp's German 8itters babies Dub> nb".."..".."S:W
SsuFauts German 1unte, auf Gu- rt<9lalden ssfult
S1.5 Der 1lalde pser elm babies Dutenb fir $3.50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
6erbaro'S Ralenoer fur 1885,
100000 @remplQre>

s. @erbaro'S &alenoer fur 1885,
100000 @remplare~
= Wtt s%ebtseenem Snbalt uab sortrefFtden Suxfrattrnen.
uns nit pramien BON 500. $50. SEQ.
sac, S7G baar H.. +. -. fir bic Rdufer.
Dem siert.ljdbrisen Betifie1 sneier ero6er 8alenterunter-
kneen!n!nesn III Deutf1lanb, aa1nlt& paSns,s S4uhstEtsn1
S8pten folgsnb bat Der 5erauseeber Der ebieen. &aleneer,
- ndnlid 9aufrtrter Gannien 1alenber, Squfrtrter Gar.
~9tenlaute &alenter &alenber fir laftse Qeute, 1arnT>&a-
fir bic Rduftr, i'm @%eiammttetraee pom st7io ansseestsu
Ereldeu, 3ped wte Is betnn Yapnet4en uno beta 4aprer
l.: Ralenter Der SAL III, ieeer 8alsnter nit elmer Nummer aus
Fer 3abI Don I bio 100000 oerfebea [ein mtrb. Dte ger.
Etes Raienbersel&dfe,, anfan9s Ssnuar 1869, unb pire bas
EsWe(ultat tann turdE bic beutf@e n 3eiiansen. in ttn utrfdte-
Etenen Stadten betdnnt gem1dt unb b~enjentgen mel&e 9ra'
Is sa,% t a%|sitsss Ts'1 r.. s aIt ben s% gss1gsf s]t tsss's 5s ,1 a$
q f1laes lestttnirt baben.
resA Da >nur bic eriten 100000
r &alenber einen &nipru@ auf he Yrd<
j mtenoertbeilun9 baben, Gpdter, tpent
sbieie &uRa9e erf61pft it, aus9e9ebene
J aber nt9t) Is tperben btejent9en, wel9e
s etnen &alenber NIT prdmenzN nipru@
Eau baben wdniden, pobl tbun, ibre
k8el teQune un9elaumt gu MAIDEN.
aae 3eitunenes- uno Sader< Neenten nsbmsn gefsQung
ben. thdtiae Neenteu fir feline Ralenber 3u taben. uub q,
ludt bi- ientaen, welde cine Maentur lbe uet1nen molten, lid
an i'm (ppf Dor 4OOf gep gprt Gttu) AZ menben, wsrauf
sr b,tielten iufurt NIT alien aStbteen Oerieben tptrS.
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~ @eree0et nidt, ben Nrtifel, mel
den ibr fault, tpobl u prifcn> cauit ih1
ben e1ten erbaltet. n5.. zsa.
2u perfaufen tti a4kn DWauen<6lno:
Iern unp &ouHeuten 1terou. s." 10y
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R. 2ebmtde, Gtapater.
8. 9etnrt9, Minneasplis
80. e4immel. ct. Grter,
g. Breen, Re1p mm,
5. @un;, NuRin.
9. 9eiurids. @tnpna.
II. 5srfm ann Suata,1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
NEW ROCKS.


Prom Blanchard Mohun we have the 1ol-
lowing
Canoes from English History from Rollo to
Edward II. BY the author of "The Heir OF
Redcly fe." New York: l.. Appleton Il Go.
The writer has succeeded in putting together q
series OF pictures of persons and events OF Eng
lish History, in a way te give more Individual.
lty and distlnctnsss to them than is possible
when strung together in rIgid historical order.
Frank Mildmay; or, the Naval Officer. BY
Captain Marryatt. New York ID. Appleton
Il Go. This is one of the handsomely printed
series of the Marry att novels, now being issued
by Appleton & Go.
Quentin Durward. romance. BY Sir
Walter Scott. Boston. Published IN cheap
form by ID. Appleton & Co, New York.
Dombey & Son. Old Curiosity Sop. Hard
Times. BY Charles Dickens. New York: ID.
Appleton & Co. This forms Volume , Of the
handsome illustrated edition of Dickens " orks,
published by the Appetons.
From Blanchard Il Mohun we have tho fol-
lowing:
The Life Of George Stephenson and OF his
Son Robert Stephenson. BY > tmuel Smiles.
New York: Harper &c Brother This Is
revised edition of Smiles interestnG memoirs
OF the Sephensons, to which i Iceiixed
history Of the Railway and Loc motive in its
earlier stages. A memoir of the distinguished
mechanical. engineer, Richard Treyttthick,
gives additional value to this edition of the
book. TIE story OF the Stephensons. father
and son, has all the fascination of 4 romance,
and 1t is not surprising that this book has now
reached its ninth edition.
A Practical Introduction to Latin Compost
ton for Schools and Colleges. by Albert
Hardness. New York: ID. Appleton Il Go.
The Fortunes of Nigel. Romance. BY
Sir Walter Scott. Boston. One of the plaid
covered cheap edition of SCOTS novels issued
By ID. Appleton x Co, New York.
The Invasion Of the Crimea. By Alexander
William kinglake. Vol. IL New York: Har-
per 4 Brothers. a considerable portion of this
volume Is occupied with the description of the
famous charge of the Light Brigade.
From Mohun & Bestor we have:
Gold Elsie. Translated from the German of
+. Aaritt. BY Mrs. A. l.. Wister. Philsdel-
phla: ]. b. Lippincott & Co. A sprightly
readable story.
Ruby's Husband, BY Marion Marland.
New York Sheldon & Co. pleasant tale by
the well-known author Of "Alone,'' 1.-The Hid
den PATH" sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

Monsieur Jourdaio,' the bour spoise gentle
nan ID Molieres play, who undertook to ac-
qui-e gram mar when somewh hat advanced IN
years, was very much delighted to learn that
he had been talking prose all his life without
knowingIt. The Democratic party, which has
recently been pursuing political krowladga
under some difficulties, Is equally delighted
over the discovery that General Grant, who
they have been opposing, ":oo.h and nail" all
through the campaign, has really been a DEM
oCraf all his lite. Having found out the MS.
take, II is proposed now To give hum the united
electoral vote of the Democratic States, by
which means he will, Of Course, get the entire
vote of the Electoral College. This done, it is
argued be VIII BE- placed IN a position quite in
Vpendent Of party-that is 10 say. of the Re-
publican parry. lie is told by his new advi-
sers that he .is strong enough to bid defiance
10 revolutionary Congress" and that by cut
ting loose from it be will rally the whole
American people 10 his support
But General Grant has had An oppOrtuuitv
TO see this gress-defying, people raIlyiug
process Tiled on, and it didn't work Presi-
Gent Johnson was persuaded 10 Gu; loose from
Congress and rally the masses 10 his support,
but the experiment was not a success. The
masses didn't come IN any appreeiable num-
bers- General Grant Is much too sagaciouS 10
make the same mistake. He Will doubtless
pursue a moderate course. such will very
likely Win for him the early diSapprobatlon of
the Phillips, and TiItons, but he Will not
break with the great bulk OF the Republican
party. Like AbTahsm Lincoln he NAV be in
disposed 10 60 extreme party lengths, but like
Lincoln, he Will always keep in harmony
with the body of the party that elected him
Il IL night and best that this should De So
- tor h. lNanN No., L.
Congress Is 10 be Republican, strongly Repub-
hCan for years to come, that is settled and IT is
not easy 10 see what Is to De gained by four
years more OF such wIanglIng and squabbIing
between TIE legislative and executive branches
rs we have Witnessed, and suffered from, for
years past 1t is for the interest OF no party
that this state of things should continue long
er, ana If there Is one thing more than another
that the American people should pray 10 be
spared further experience II is Il President ard
Congress az iO-cerhsais.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

The editor Of the New York sun, who used
10 b. on the Tribune with Mr. Grettey, AMI
probably knows him well as az ybOoy does,
Is discussing the Official disposition winch Is
likely TO &c or rather which should De made Of
that gentleman by the incoming administrators
He thinks the philosopher : much better
sddpted Tor, and would al D much rather have.
= foreign mission than pIac' in III C1binst.-
for y aich. Mr.. Dana SAYS, be has nei.aer
REGULAR fitness nor any liking. and least OF Ill
for the Posi- Oiice Department. in connection
viii which his name Is sometimes mentioned.
The Court Of ~. James. says the San. Is the
true place FOR Mr.. q reeley. In T1-I24d he
would occupy such a Position AMI exercise
such 81 Influence IS Franklin did ia France,
and, in addition 10 his tnsr exc l.ent achieys
ments, Le would ike his great prototype, -salso
Introduce new court costume"
He would indeed.
The SEs seems 10 assume that Mr.. Greeley Is
TO be provided for as q matter Of course
which, We take il. Is not by any means
certain. Nor indeed is II certain. viewed
N the light of ais course IN re-ard TO
the Austrian mission. some time ago, that he
would accept place. either IN the Cabine. or
abroad, If rendered 10 him. Supposing that
papers assumptions 10 Dc Well founded. no "
ever, We quite agree with il that Mr.. Greeley
could better serve the country abroad than IN
the Cabinet. Indeed, We suppose the Only
reason for connecting nis mare with the Post
Once Department is the fact tina; be once en-
tsrtained and may still entertain a hobby in
The form Of bIrteT grudge against The franking
prlyilege,-whica he considered a great abuse,
ard was anxious 20 see abolished. This 5 good
doctrine, abstraeily considered, but 1t does not
amount 10 a recommendation for the position
IN question, inasmuch a is incum5.n INT can do
nothing toward bringing about that much
needed reform. In fact, IL is safe 10 say thu;
MIR Greeley Is less adapted naturally fer this
particular Cabinet Office than any other, ex-
cepiing, perhaps, The Attorney GeneraIship;
and If there is any for which be has special NJ
ness ve should Judge II 10 b. the Department
Of the Interior.