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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-20
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Critics Capitol.

Die 1dSne Gonf1an,e puree 1ehr drz
serl;h, ols Die abldld9i9e Nntwrrt aua
benz 0artsnbauie fam. sic mar 0era>
be eifyia belGdfti9t in 3eidnunaen unr
neutrality-suspicious. AUDI 9eei9nett
Gnimirfe fir Die lebenben Btlrer 81
9ben.
uDos alberne Dina" laete fie 3u it,
TER euten 8efannter, Der pernittmeten
Barpnin Skinner, bic ibr babel &C.
1euihaft ~letltete, ~mD6te mir, alaube
i'd, cine 2ebre oeben uter driili9en
@ancel unb ebrtore Sttte. Sis 1ab
ihon beute Wcraen 70 unsuirtepen aus,
ais td ite auf cte Yarare mttnabm.
Sd femme nidtS, mas Mid 10 furd,terz
lid lanapeilt, olS rieie altiunaferlids
Sfrupslbaftiafeit Sh mstne, 1T un<
lsren ciYili1trten oeleQ'haftlihen 3u=
ltdnpen, BEL unlerer fprt9eldritteacn
Silnune, ba lebt man erb matrtaftio
niht in Ger beftdnrtaen Wefabr, Son.
1lnren III be9eben! Warum f1 uno
Nnreren allo jecen getensaenuR GER
bittern our9 riele eirieen Bsrentlihfeis
fen, ob eS aud redt> ob IS erlaubt
ltt?"
SD temunrere bic eldn,enoeS dirfe
Sbres llrtbei!s," erwiuerte Trau =.
@limmer, uoter id CLAUDE ntdt> raf
ras junoe @e1hDri rte1 e o%nmoBenoe
Vcconterie aus ttrem etetntn, mie mir
iheint, ;ienli6 barmloien @eien entz
mifdt. Dob'nter itedt> i6 mplte bar
auf petten, Der o%eitrenee 6err Brurer,
Der germ ben Milfrndr ipielen m66ts
untsr uns arn,en 6eicenftnoern Der
erceen @elt. Sd bate mid iiterz
taupt idon oft raruber %eewunrert> caf
6err @reif Rem meniden Elm 70 unbez
oren;te5 @ertrauen ldenft. Mtr moht
er nit 1einem ernabaften, ,pcrtfar9en
! 8enebmen ent1dieren ben Ginpruf etz
ne5 perfappten Sseiuitsn!"
@pnRan,e ladte laut auf.
go arg lit IS nun rod niht !"
laste Te; uater runm. nae bic alsine
uns feblt. Sie bat Elm merfwuroioe6
lalent, Gbrenber9's oft barcde Sheen
auf;ufa0en, ia gu erratben, ehe 'er lie
nod pDuie aueeelproden. Wdren Die
8eiren suiammen ratei seneien, 70 titz
ten wir Maeern n,r bic tolbe MiiAs
oebatt. Bum yobne fur lire Artsit
'>Stte iie tann oIs Sspbta's 1cd'tsr
Reten rarfen, in Der %befannten 0ruppe.
Sd hatte mir ras 10 bItld aussepoGt
unp lbrieb ibr auspriidlid, es lolltsn
frcmme Bilper aemdblt tperren. Die
5GweRern Baumann uno Glilc y,
9aulen bitten bic @eipielinnen ltin
fGnnen. Meiue Mutter bat einc ents
Il9iepene @prliebe fit piele5 8ilp> &c
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-20
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@ic man aus rsrI4ieprnen Srao-
nen fir Trauenre6te, 10 J. 3. BEN:
"@oman'S 0uurnal" er(tett finc rie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Damen pouGrt.
sidcn5 uber Die IA. planfe in ccr pbi:
larelpbia plattform, nelde itb nahir
ausipriVt caB Die bili9su 6crcerrn-
gen jeoer &loiie pon Bar9ern be;ialit,
@rmeite:uno itrer Grdtf elmer ripeftz
oouen Grwd9un9 tcarSnen Ipllten.
Die Stimmredtspamsn contra liiren
NIT pie1er freilib 1ebr oQsennein eebalte
men unp BON Dem Sc olutiouscouite
pie ie iid au5prudth Init 3itternocr
6ano" ee;immerten plante Die be;i9@
lid oieie5 punftes ldwst9lume Gincin~
natter platform unp ibren Gaupiratcn
@reelcy. nit benz big jegt tit puncto
Irauen0immredts ni6t niel an;ufan:
oen mar. sic ieben III jener plallfe
bic GrS6nune etner neueu Sra fir ttr
Streben unD fGblsn itb tercit5 an9">
than nit alien pplftilhen Nttritnten ci@
nes mdnnliben amerifanildenS uroero.
&isber baben lie ausin unp pbne Sci
ftano seesn Btno unoWetter sefdmpf,,
ale parteten waren ae9en lie. Sepcr
polttilde Sin fluff mar ibnen poyert
bulten, 70 u1etnen itc, otsleib p%iejcnis
9en, melde na6 Weiss 6auS rno BIC
6auen res Gonartl|t5 ndbsr fsunen,
pariiter gan; an1erer Weinuns ilnc.
Mnrere> bofcn fts, miro es jegt werren.
Sfet bat cie grcfe rtputlitaniide
yartet ft9 enclib bsfebrt, &C.
fett ibre @dulp an tic lryalcn
1rauen Der Rspubif. oratulirt ibner
III Der erweiterten Spbdre ibrer Nuy*
lthfett, ertennt iie ausrrudlih a!e
Burger an uuo prsp 1ibtet liN ale bill:
li9en Nnlpruhe ternerer Grwe'rrna9
ibrer &eqte in GrWdsuns III iieben.
OanferfiIlt ermdnnsn cte Damen rerz
ienieen Manner im Nel plut ,onscpmz
Mite gu philadelphia curb cersn BE-
mibuneen jeue biuise planfe in bic
@rantplatform einseiabrt puroe. %
u6erolp" metnt srar, pa6 pte 6rauen<
redtlertunen etpas gu trib iubiliren,
penn ite ibr aolrene6 3sitaltsr untcr
Der ndt1fen Gretutipe bsreits 9efommen
wlbnen. Snreb tam ni6t ab9ele1a,
net wercen> rae iie cine niidt 81 pera6z
tsnre Streitmaht ;u 0uniten Drante
fein m13en. uno einen peitertn 3ped
1hrtnt bic Ylanfs SO. IA
roflduf9 nidt gu baten. Mbsr
cine ,,grand army Of women" 1T Of
fenbor Elm nidt au eerabtences ding,
roo iih 10 idur 10 otelc Meiaer u,ster
Zen a erifanilden Mdnnc.a bellupeu>
rte auf gefsbl itrer be6eren 5Glften il,
Gemperen3 u. +. ~. MAIDEN, eerape wie
jene onprpnen. Marum 1outen 1ie
nidt auf COMMANDO ibrer be6eren5 alf<
ten aud fir Grant prel1irt tperpen tSne
men?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-20

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Affnweisbfit~

Gbarafterbiloer Der 6~egen,part.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

The following are the leading politi
cal events Of September, with the
dates:
l-Nsw Mexico, election of delegate t
Congress.
3-Na,ionsl Convention of Straight Dem.
ocrats, at Louisville, Ky.
3-Vermont, election Of State officers.
3-Wyoming Territory, election of dele.
gates to Congress.
4-Kansas, Republican State Conven-
ton at Lawrence and topeka.
5-Missouri, Republican State Conven.
ton, At st. Louis.
i4-Tennessee, Republican State Conven.
lion.
9-Maine, election Of Governor and
Congressman.
1o-Colorado, election of delegate to
Congress.
ll-Kausas, Liberal Republican and
Democratic State Convention.
l-Marylapd, Democratic Conservative
State Convention at Baltimore.
ll-Msssaohusetts, Democratic State
Convention at Worcester.
l7-Soldiers' Convention TO ratify Gen.
Grants denomination at Pittsburg.
% the 4th tho Democratic aud Lib
eral Convention Of this State will be
held in St. Paul; on the Sd, the joiat
Congressional invention for this Dis
trict; and on the 81 the County Con-
vention in this city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

The effect Of the advance 10 the
wages of labor in Great Britain begins
to be visible in this country in advanc.
ed prices for cotton and other of our
products, but notably 10 the stealy
rise which is taking place in the price
Of cheese in the market. For several
weeks past he advance in this product
has been At the rate of cent per pound.
per week. English artisans consume
large quantities Of cheese :; and, as its
manufacture in factories is ooly in its
infancy in that country, the supply is
not equal to demand. In the United
States the manufacture Of the product
is on a very large scale, and, yearly in
creasing. The quantities shipped from
Now York in steamships is some.
thing marvellous. -,..ss.5 (
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J
The sboemaksrs Of Cincinnati are
on strike.
Az agent Of tho city Of Orleans
has negotiat ID ! loan Of Of $lO 600, 900
N the London market Il ninety cents
on the dollar. '*7a@
Tho weather on Monday Was again
intensely hot in St. Louis and Cincin-
natl, and in St. Louis there werethir-
y cases Of sun stroke. IL
a San Francisco dispatch announce
The arrival 4 that port Of the first
Jsppaness vessel ever in an American
harbor. - -. ~: -" 49, -
The riots in Belfast, Ireland, have
quoted. The value Of property Dc.
stroysd BY the mob is estimated At
$4,000. I'D. :. -. . -. :....
The Irish voters Of St. Louis and
other places In Missouri are very
Indignant with tho Democrats, for the
way they were ignored in tho nomin..
lions last week. *:
The wheat crop Of Carolina is so
large and the transportation facilities 50
small, that farmers fear they will not
get the bulk Of it in market before the
rainy season.
"A cubic inch of gold is worth
$l60. A million dollars in gold, &c.
cordiug to the figures at the miot,
Weighs just about two tons.
Charles Lyle, Of P Philadelphia, was
killed BY lightning while sitting in q
chair, few days ago, and an exact
copy Of = Leaf Of allaothus, which laid
At his feet, was afterward found i'm.
printed on his right breast:
William B. Astor is going orazv,
and faooies that somebody is makios
a consant effort to rob and mur5. er him,
His palatial residence has been turned
into kind Of luo.tio asylum. A.tof''
$780, 100000 do him = heap Of good
Farmer Greeley h as recently bee'
Interviewed BY the d.,rymeu, and, il
response to IN inquiry, said 9Th
best butter is undoubtedly an old ram.
q brish papers call the sts.u
vhistls "The American Devil" Par
lament has taken, the nuisance BY til,
throat, and orc long these yell. will b
heard no more in England.
"A Detroit gentleman one hundre,
and five years old has lately been troub
led with sfailins in his eyesight, ao'
bis doctor thinks it's the result 0
smoking to excess tor the last ninet
years or 80. 49,:
Ninety thousand slaves are ex
ported every year from the eastern
coast Of Afric. to Persia, Arabia an
Madagascar. The United States, il
conjunction with European govern
ments, are moving to squeloh this hor
| rid traffic.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

Gov. Austin spoke in Connect.
cut last week. "i.3 :a;,:s.;;s - q:
Il. The total valuation Of Minneapo-
lis-both sides; is reported at @e,602,.s
52l. g.. al &c.. 49, }:-. ..
Geo.: W. Wolf, Of Hudson, say.
the St. Peter Tribune, had his leg out
off by reaper and died two days after.
ward. 49, :>'>-' : J.
On last Saturday night, a. H.
Pulleo,, leading merchant Of Atw..
ter, committed suicide by hanging. .
"A sharper 10 Minneapolis euchred
the State National Bank out Of $751;.
SO and Rev. ". B. Dada out; 81 a suit
of clothes. :. :. - .
"A stcne mason named VIM.
Burke tell from the third story Of a
building in St. Paul on Thursday,
striking on a pile Of ragged rocks. He
Was frightfully injured.
On Sabbath a ro~dy named VIM.
Ryan shot John Fisher, employed in
Stahlman's brewery, st. Paul, in the
breast, because Fisher would not give
him beer.
On Monday a little daughter of
B: Brand, Of Richlaud, fell from =.
horse in front Of a reapiug mschine,
aud had one arm and one leg cut of.
She lived but two hours.
The commissioner appointed to
examine and report upon the preeeva.
ton of the Falls of St. Anthony, re.
commended an appropriation Of $780,.
00O,o and that $37 SOC. be, expended at
once. ,a..s ...:>- ::
80 "A New Yorker named Robert
Campbell fell over bluff one hun.
dred feet high at St. Paul on Sabbath
last, without sustaining any injury be.
yond few bruises. He was soaked
full of whisky at the time, and dida't
know enough to get hurt,
New wheat had got up to $3.50
at Rochester, when. the bursting Of
the Chicago corner let It drop to IS
cents, which is now the ruling price
------H Henry Stanch6eld, Of Viola,
got q bushels of Whit, Hamburg
wheat per acre this year, and WIN.
Toogood,. Of Rochester, 81 bushels per
acre. The Rochester Post says the
average wheat yield OF OImstead
county will be 20 bushels fax seed
from Is to Is bushels.
"A disease unknowu to the farm.
ers is said, by the Plainview CORES
pendent Of the Wabashs Herazd, to
prevail to some extent among tho horse
es 10 that vicinity. The limbs Of the
horse swell at first to large size and
then suppuration takes place, produo.
ing large sore. This CONT MUGS, till
the limbs literally drop off,. Mr.. s. |
B. E7ans, of Quincy. d at.tad n
have lost four. horses BY that disease
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6,--Since the declaration ofthe success
of the French loan there>is i continued
flow ofspecis to France. "a This shows
that thescredit Of the country stands
high, notwithstanding her misfortunes.
During the past week the specie
in the National Bank had increased
eleven auda half million. The tend.
ency appears to be constantly to the
accumulation Of the precious metals ia
France. Que reason for this ia.
doubtless,:the present very high price
Of everything France produces 10 the
mark sts of the world. Another is the
economical habits ct her people. A
cation, like an individual, who spends
less than he earns isHslxays accumula.
ting. On the other hand, = nation OF
an Individual who purchases extrav,a,.
gantly, and Of articles o. 4 'perishable
keeps running more deeply
into debt. year BY year. 49, u. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Greeley says that after his
election the oarpet-baggers will "silent'
ly steal opay." We reckon they
will, only, perhaps, little more ex.
tensively than ever before.
The New York Tribune published
list Of Government defaulters the
other day, and the name Of Dan Able,
Of St. Louis, headed the list. Cover
ror Gra,z Brown has just appointed
Able to an important of ice because he
is Greeley man. This is how the re-
formers reform.
"A private letter from California
by Forney, dated at San Francisco,
says the Political sentiment Of the Pac'
i6o Coast is surprising aud overwbel.
ming for Grant and his re :electivn. The
feeling among railroad men, with whom
Forney. as agent of Col. Thomas Scott,
is in constant communication, is. all
one way, and very strong that way. -
Mr.. Greeley is opposed to nepot
ism. He got his brother.in-law,
John F. Cleveland, appointed to
two lucrative revenue offices, and
the New York Times has a copy
Of a letter written by Philosopher re-
questiug the appointment Of bis neph.
ew to place in that wicked New York
Custom House.
Two ways Of looking At it
Gushing Greeley Man: "Rcmember
the parable of the prodigal son, in the:
good book, and let US show a spirit of
compassion, as did the father to the err
ring one" Practical Republican !:
"Oh, yes remember that story perfect.
ly-how the old man went out and
met the erriug one, and gave him
suit Of clothes and a ring, and a veal
supper, and hop in the evening but.
I don't remember reading that tho old
gentleman asked him to take charge of,
the farm" .f !.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

Mrs. Horace Greeley health con J
tiuues to grow worse rapidly. She il
SO feeble she cannot stand, her lower
limbs having boon partially paraly zed !.
Her Physicians think she c.nnnot sur.
viye the year. Iss . fi 4,
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RICHHR on POOn1R.

~ : -
The incr0ase 81 deposits il the ssav-
.ings banks Of the country is ono sf1the
.surest indieations of Ats prosperity
Tho space Of ten yoars-trom 1862.
TO 1872, during which the United
States has been under . Republicans
Administrartion-the deposits IN the
saving banks Of the State Of New
York have increased from $64, 000,-
900, to $780,, 100000 or more than
four fold. Ia New York city alone
tho increase has been from S45, 00O,.
o0o. to $l6l 900 900, in Brooklya from
e. q. 900 100. 900 100 70 $4,000. 900. and in
the interior from $4,000, 900: TO- $751;.
100000 y Massachusetts,. during
the Same period, Tho number Of such
banks has increased from 80 TO- l60,.
and the deposits from $40 .000, 900 to
$l6S,0o0,0oo. In Connectisut. dur.
ing the same time, the, number Of de.
positors has increased from 1886 to
l780s7, and the aggregate deposits
from s2o,0oo,00o to s62, 00o, 900. In
New Hampshire the increase i, still
q more rapid, tho deposits having s~elled
from $500, 900 to $244,7oo,o 900, and
the banks. from a.. to 81. In Rhode
Island the banks have increased from
% to 80, apd the deposits from; 49,.
100000. 70 S36,0oo,O0o, while! tho
number of depositors has tripled. The
savin GO banks Of Massachusetts, hold
S2,400,000 in United States bonds,
81, 100000 in mortgages, $4,000, 900
in personal security; and. 81, 100000
in miscellaneous. bonds and stocks.
This is the conclusive answer to the
foolish cry Of the opposition, that I'M.
der the policy of the; Administration
the rich are growing richer and the
poor poorer. The aggregate Of the
savings deposits is q certain reflex Of
the condition, Of the laboring masses Of
the country-Chicago + Inter. Ocean,:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

Judge George Hoadlcy, Of cincin!
natl, who.was one Of the orig,nators
oftbe Liberal Republican movement,
aud vas q member of the Committee on
Resolutions at the Cincinnati Con.
ven.iuo, made powerful speech at
Avondale on Friday evening in which
he declared himself emphatically
tor Gen. Grant. He said he would
have been glad to support Mr.. Adams
Or Senator Trumbull =or Chief Justice
Chase. but from an administr alton
With Horace Greeley as President he
said 1--WE have the right to augur meth
ing but disaster" What few prominent
Republicans Greeley had to start , with
are deserving him and coming back ia
their party. 4.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

s An honest man Che was a strangely
sppe,red 10 st. Paul last week. He
signalised his visit by handing over to
Governor MARSHALL, at the National
Marine Bank, $3.50, being in s.tisfae-
tion Of: 500 which had, by mistake,
been o,erpaid him BY Gov. Marshall as
the stranger Was about leaving the city
sixteen, years ago. This was bis first
return, and he fastened to give back the
principal with interest. ..>a...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

Gov. SMIrH's resignation IS Presi.
dent Of the Northern Pacific has been
3sooepted, snd Con. Cass, Of the Pitts.
'bsrgb, Fort Wayne and Chicago road,
elected 70 the position Just as this pa
fper announced several months ago
would be the case. d ia 7<=f .: :. '.@.'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

W. g. CLELAED, Esq.,, the we'll.
known Assistant General Passenger
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Central
and Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne aud Chicago
Railroads, at Chicago, was in the
State last week. Mr.. Clelsnd is &C.
knovledged to be one Of the ablest,
rost observing and shrewdest railroad
men in the West. The lines with
which he is connected appreciate that
much Of their success il due to these
qualities.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

2 The associated press agent telo-
graphed from Geneva on Tuesday, that
tue award Of the arbitrators, for. dam
ages sustained by the United States
At the hands Of England, viii reach
three.to four million pounds sterling /.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29
POLITluAL NOTES.


Senator Wilson was reported to have
said that General Grant drank too
much. He pronounces the a,a.snent
anqaali6edly false, and says that during
the past nine years he has seon Gen.
Grant hundreds Of times, 10 camp, At
bis own table and at the table of
friends, and has never seen him un.
der tho influence Of intoxicating llq.
uors.
Gov. Hoffman, OF New York, de-
elines being candidate for re.elestion:
&c fears to face Gen Dix. - ts,.,I ~ q.
The Labor Reformers a. their con- .r
vention in Philadelphia, on Thursday,
resolved to present tho names Of. ;Chas.
VConoer for President and Senator,
Salisbury for Vice,P Presidents to the
Louisville Convention and urge: their,
nomination. ,:. :,,
The Democrats and Liberals Of
Michigan have nominated Austin Blair
for Governor. go,
Andy johnson is on the truck for
Congress from Tennessee. He thinks
Congress would be : nice place for
such patriots as he. should Greeley be
elected. But both will have an op-
portunity Of mourning at home.
Conventions are being held all. over
the country by the Straight Democrats
to select Democrats to attend the
Louisville Convention. Greeley men
are. quackiog at the proportions the
straight movement is assuring. j.. ",
Senator Doolittle is to speak to; the
Bloody Chasmite in St. Paul on next
Wednesday. Wonder if he will ex:
plain that cotton job? 49,. H.. -.
The election in West Virginia re-
suited in the elections of Jacobs for
Governor. He is a Democrat, and
supported by, the Republicans and
Straight Democrats against the Gree
leyites. The new constitution is in
doubt, put is believed to have been
adobted. "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29
Col. loUNsBERY has sold the " ellis
Alias to Mr.. f. E. Watson. Reason,
lack of necessary patronage.

Mr.. q. GOTHAM, = prominent mer-
chant Of St. Paul, who returned last
week from an extended European tour,
says the people Of Germany feel very
anxious for Gen. Grants reelection,
and that should Greeley be elected 4
vast amount of U. 3. bonds held there
will be returned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29
IS G5' - II = ~ g - -
For Sale or For Rent.

, I. Desirjng to change his business, the un-
dsrsigned offers for sale Or for rent, on
favorable terms, tho we'll known
i i II. ,;ugsSAUK VALLEY HOUSE.
This House is in excellent condition, hav-
ing lately been renovated throughout, and 10
one Of the best pa! ing hotels in the city
The location is specially favorable for tran
sient CUSTOM being within three blocks
Of the new railroad depot. Tho stabling
demonstrations are sufficient for aboct six.
" horses. which makes the House . favor
Ia atoppins place with farmers. E ( S.E i
5 - JOHN TBOME,
jnly26 Box 81, st. Cloud. MINI.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

The Aldias for September ID To-
markably meritorlous number, both o
regards its artistic and literary attract.
ions. "Moonlight on the Hudson : y
specimen Of which lovers of Ameri-
can Art may we'll be proud. The 9th.
er tull page cut, "Wood Ducks" is =
charming glimpse Of nature. Those
who. we're delighted With the noble
Newfoundland Dog, io the March
number, viii BE- equally pleased with
Mr.. Thayer's terrier "Pl.ying Sick"
aud the companion, in which the poor
invalid is galvanized into life, asking
"Who said Rats =" "Watering cattle,
"Lit.le Emily" "Lais Corinth.ica,"
with several smaller desigus, 90 to
make up what Ne feel justified in pro-
oounoing one OF the most remarkable
Of al periodicals. Tho poetry and lit.
eraturs arc as fresh and crisp Is ever.
James Sutton l. TO-, publishers, New
York. ..-.
A lively illustrated paper, "ln and
About Paris" opens tho September
Number of IScr.6aer. There is also .
capital article on Sculpture, With uu-
merous illustrations; aud 4 pictorial
account Of the "Asoent Of Gray's
Peak" by party Of ladies aud gentle.
meu. The most important article Of the
humber, however, is Mr.. Mulford's es-
say on the late Frederick Dennison
Maurice, one Of tho greatest thinkers
aud preachers of modern times. There
is a multitude of short stories, sketch.
IS and poetry, with some delightful
etchings. The "Old Cabinet" is full
IF good things. soribuer & Co., pub
fishers, New York.
The weekly issues of Littelps Liz
ing Age for tho 18th and 24th inst.
contain the following valuable and in
teresting articles, viz. "Lerd Byron"
'"P.re. Islamitic Brigands," "a Norwe-
gian Drama )" "Amer'oanisms )" The
Radical Question in Ethics )" "Wit
aud Humor )" "Rome aud Italy )"
1.-THE Democratic Revival IN France y
with instalments of "Of the Skellies,"
by Jean 1ugelow; "Chrjstio. North, !"
.oy E. NJ. Archer; the conclusion OF
The Maid Of Sksr," etc., etc. Littell
& Gay, publishers, Boston.
In the September GALAXY Justin
Mccarthy gives = sketch Of the ia.
nous English historian, Froude.
"Freuon gallantry'' is oleverIy treat
ed. Gen. Custer continues his "Life
on the Plains" "A Sabbath among
the orthodox Jews" describes the SER
vices of the Polish Jews. There are
number of short stories, essays,
poems, ETC., making the plumber a
very good one. Sheldon Il Co.,
publishers Now York.
We have received a copy Of "That
Convention, or five days politician, y
volume Of 1874 pages, filled with CAPT
til political take.otfs, and presenting
some Of the many ludicrous aspects in
which Horace Greeley has shown him
self. 1t is very profuscly illustrated.
F. G. WEIGH & Co., publishers, Chica-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

-Grats Brown eayp: that he ..hai
praot!sed total absstioense for MANY
years at yaraodss intervals. = That i,
like TIE man, who t'left of drinking
ten times in one afternoon. i i.sI ss.3 /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

Tho Emperor Napoletoea,. III. .ip,
tends to, pass the months Of August
and September in the tiords and noun.
tains Of Norway. lie will be accom-
panied By Generals Fleury aud Paiol.