The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-08
LITERARY.

coast closes with the June number. It's
popularity has induced the publishers to
make still greater exertions in producing
an interesting and instructive periodical
and they now have, among its corps of
contributors, the ablest pens of the
Pacific coast, as we'll as numerous authors
of acquired fame in the East and in
foreign lands. In referring to the in
formational articles in the present issue,
we would call the attention of the reader
to the yellowstone Expedition" by
Walter Trumbull "The Eclipse in
Siberia" by Capt. R S. Franklin, U. S.
N. and Northern Whaling" by Capt.
G. M. Scammon, U. S. r. M. Besides
these, there arc several poems and num-
Der of exceedingly interesting articles !;
and classed with the latter is very
happy outdoor paper, entitled "a Day on
the Los Gatos,' by w. G. Bartlett, editor
of the Overland Monthly, together with
few attractive grains of Coarse Gold,'
by Prentice Mulford,a regular contributor
to its pages. All orders promptly at
tended to by the publishers, John H.
Germany & Co., 400 Washington Street,
San Francisco. For sale by all news
dealers
BALLoU's MAGAZINE for June has APP
peared with list of contents which will
tempt the most Indifferent of literary cpl
cures. There are some twenty six differ
ent articles in the June number, some of
them handsomely illustrated. The great
tale of the season, however, is "The Old
Clerks Secret" written for BalIou's bv
Levi Beardsley, Esq, the late special
agent of a Washington department, and
who has produced wonderful story full
of incident and plot of Washington life.
But all of the stories in this number are
good. Terms $3.50 per year, or Is cents
per single copy. For sale all over the
country. Address Themes & Talbot, GO
wa CoS AoCACCb) OOSGUus
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June, has the
following contents; Botanizing, by Wilson
Flagg The Shifting of Power; Mehetabel,
by Lucy Larcom. A Virginian in New Eng.
land, Thirty Five, Years ago, V; The Capture
of Fort Fisher. II. by HI. @. Lockwood :;
From Generation to Generation. I. By Caro-
line Chesebro' The Robin, by John G. Whit.
tier Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada.
II. BY Clarence King; American Life in
France. ". By M. L. P. Kate Beaumont,
VI, by j. w. DeForrest Bubbles from an
Ancient Pipe The New English Edition Of
Lambs Works, by J. E Babson A Summer
Mood, by Hiram Rich Encyclicals of a TRAY
eler, l., by H. H. i; Our Whispering Gallery,
VI, Charles Dickens,) by James T. Fields
Recent Literature.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for May is an
attractive issue of this popular magazine.
Among it's contents are The Jealous Wife,
pleasant story Leaves from Rover's Life
Log, embracing an authentic account of the
operations of the San Francisco Vigil
ance Committee A Mothers Struggle /; Odd
Fellow Gems Notes of Travel, Qllustrated);
A stroll in Central Park, Gllustrated) Early
Odd Fellowship An Odd Fellow Abroad
Scientific and Curious Facts GOOD Poetry
and Miscellany Ladies' Clio Our Chatter
box Rebekah Department; History Of Odd
Fellowship in California, &C., &c. Published
by the A. o. F. Association, No. Sc Nassau
street, New York. $3.50 per year.
We notice that the Street Commissioner has
commenced clearing the filth and dirt from
the cutters on Main street. This is as it
should be, yet we think a better place could
be found to dump it than in the middle of
the streets-it smells rather too loud for this
hot weather.