The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05

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We copy the table Of contents: re
lures in Black, with Verses in Black
and White with double trontls-
piece). The House that john Built
VII; The Rat and the Malt, by +. H.
Stockton with aa illustration, by
CORTLAND HoppiD). The Legend Of
Faucoochee Poor Puss; by Mary y.
Prescott with an illustration by NJ.
l.. Stone). Right is Might; or, the |
| Trial of the Deg Lioa-Chapters I: II, |
Our Naval Heroes-Commodore Hull |
and The Constitution: By ) u. w.
| BENJAMIN E6ie and her Thoughts
Chapter VII; by Lucretia z. Hale.
with an illustration By M. L. Stone).
Little Folk Song
by Alba, with an illustration BY l..
| G.. Morse). How Railroads are Made;
| by Jacob Abbott A Chain of Sto-
ries-The Fox's Story; by Francis
johnson, with three illustrations by
Spaniel. Hitty's Walk; by Rose
, BenselD Beech nuttiDe; by Anne
Silvermail, with four illustrations by
the Little Artists The Settle, with
! an illustration By j. Q. Beard) The
I. Calendar for November, with deco
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Train-His Drive, Illustrated. The
Bottom of the Sea. illustrated. by T.
Edward Clark. A Day with DR.,
= Brooks, illustrated. by Mary h.
Dodge. Natasaua, chapters I. to III,
ID BY Rebecca Ell. Davis The Bondage
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ell Twice Alone. A Tale of Labrador
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Z aid, By b. w. Dufield. Fair Wealth
Is or and Foul, by VIM. Morris WilfriC
IS Cumbermede. chapters /. to ", bI
ia George Mcdonald. Topics of The
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