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sInwit,. sIvms ~ i'ost,. i, liz nn,,,n.tIo,,' '
Published in New York. nv Cimrlr, srtlb,
ncrs Sons and by Iinrlmr Il I,ros.
Observation-Disclosures
THE CAafi.AIGS OF EfrASCELr.OftS.
1,,,r ,rou,. v,ors II, cc,n. Tim s,trr,no sc.r.a
- many tH' ~ ""n'.' she htAt'lR s'e"so
of tho lAto War W'lI furnish material Tor nus.
toriat,s. nHU vOlltiIlcs Of "wnr llscraturt," Will
form II scrnratc ni1tt wcil.tJiteI division In
every ior.1. jii,rnrv. 1:mcl, un.nt i,n,,i, witi
t',.,.: H. 49,. '."
,n'. ,in 'lS """ c,'t'.n'e'; .1. es.' ueIle,!
nls b!oktupl1er: tacll military htas'etiyre Ils
iitnr, witt he drawn the material for t,,c his.
inr,. ,,r lin A,uorton,, nn,,,ttot h,,,,n,- t,,o
~. VI" u ~. ..'..''s '. t.''ons ~,
ttst ~ t!'o numerous coh'l.nn1hHts 10 ~ u'o
m1orc 4. Dodge, af the United States nriny.
!. ,i.,",ta, l,is.Hr.. n ",ns, ',,,s,;.r" c,n.
- aet'aMu n,.. n'snIy ~ in"M p''"Au'R :"'n.
MI nctiyo part in II, lial, while
tile writer II nat nltoVctIlcr FREQ fru,tl
prctutlicr, hfs criticism, Of ftmEer'. l,tuudcrs
y, 2,,Ii.. ~, .h,, ,s',t '..t,.
~ t"H5 "ai'"htc"' Ny 'ne '.'"le' VI 'sallS
n1l those WHO l'ave patiently examined the
records. Moreover, ns lNrtwccu the twt, ct,l-
te.tt1ing armies, CuD. Dmlgg il thoroughly
ltnrmrfial, ,,ot fearing to give prulsc where
lllalso Is ale alfa 1orchSole anu c"'l"e!l'n
whit appear to him to hAye bccn errors Ut
judgment nr worse.
Tfle campaign Of charlottesville was
ieat'5 uHly ols1a. tnnt ,'.s'en 'ot!r auss'-as
tic calilpnlgn Of tho WILDERNESS iIi lA;' was
tellly tnn fight, lnststg seven days. chi.
D1uEe Is l,nt ~ 'lrst lllSinrin1!. lnr work ly
ting cnM be f,ore eye,-llniMietl. or tI,,,ru MI.
njirnhlr rs fnr ~ Il Et,..s,n snvs Col. ijuttgp,
Ease + worry fiji acco',nt i II It. lie tci.Iitys'
,t 3,,'ts, ~ .o, te rcf,ofss OF sc ,,,.I,- Tn,'-
facts. Tie present writer Inns nalr
thorough! icseitrfil Into NIL records now ~.
ysSs y,n il iI1s il,a GM sI @es'rs *;; II publishing 's
H'rIa .ttutnn Iu.4inirrlljry tin el,arartar nf
The Eleventh, t;orI's and of liowa,el, it$ then
+, nut smut tleKrse owing 10 them: the NJ
}!ts1 stI,ctH.es nasseu ul'oil oe,EWauh au1
% ,,sr ,no ts,r f,1
willcjt t;cI,. iiookGr ai"wS,i Himself To- I;,r,s
IT. el!tc4voring to explain away his resla!fl-
slblllsy Tor tlls disaster; tt!e lmro lact. IN
nes .c at us ' te ,,, u uIG inuE ~, wy. MMs
nni t v,.r,- i,aitial uuhIlrntlnt,. Tins fnr. ~
tic details IT ths cnnpaigu and tll', causes of
niir deicat,-'l'ay stand rs .rSc,'Se fur, ostt'
nlofe altsitpt to tnhkc nlali' @ its hpefallons to
:c 1 army an, y ~ III. t T sy1. c orh o es ess
i1ltrrcst III thp slbItt.t ~ ,,,cre ltstt,ry.,'
dense Col. Dnlgt'* very Acrllsastt and fair nc-
, sanmE ~ GM.fisilossvt;,se ,s., WY WILD oe r. 1e,
Ifnm murmf tha i't,,',,oc i', % ~, on ms sfro,,s uo
WIS ui, Ol,u Side OF tto IIan',ul,ununck uIu[
I.rc's army, ~, ,o0 strung, was Of! tl,o otlier,
(tt1l. 1lDtikEr, having Succeeded Hltn4itH III
, 1881-06-25

London edition.. Tho Five Great Monarchies
whose geography, history. and antiquities
n1n m S9 exl'atstlycly treated H. this work arc
sia:, Mr.. liawlinsons Iator es*ny OF, tic
sixtli and seventh nnlnrcltcs-Partl,tn and
II tio Sassti,lan-nrn not included: lapur anti
litlul'ig ar1s OF iho lest. nttt the three vol.
i!itl,srtd been wantnE, = cheap mi. handsome
edition ut MI authoritative, standard work
Published 1T New York by Dotld, Mead 4
, 1881-06-25

arrival to scvtse hnrseit exclusively to tic t:n.
Drt.ss Of tnssIa. had appointed IN hour Tor e.
rnsr.i md. nlthG,,sh Tho dcput,-i Tho Archdneh-
hur behalf, atr rcceIy.ai ytr Majesty rs1,bas+y
MnjcstyI's hcait,, Wit, intcfcs, whIeI, wis nnt
alftntesl t'y tn"rn uolltn,toss; fntne,nt,er', ',
VII ws se; y te, aem md iho he wa* noa III k,nss. IL
e,imstanee.." Hhe sr',te ii simliar terms Or Tho
thu 'l'scci'on With which aha wns tivar!e'l 1T
Vlonnu. mud tbs sG,1Hmhr..ilrs - her that is
src E ws Az" cn:e T. s@y
ot tl1l. Arelr|llc!.esa Mutiu 1.nsltsu: tho
sion. "iny ,ianghi.r is'liiss.'' Enwlti,+sanjing
li!u ts4h ty wlt,ch E.io is frequently Interrupt.
Ct atd " .pite II hcF thinncss tho EIt't,ssa*
should % saIl frsneh %csc they It Z. = crI'c9! M
With hospitality. whch, considering slio stafe u
whcrr uro u liz sG.e,! Ethpett,rs, ktnHs, En-.
prlnces, vte.; lilo Court my. evrryIatys ~
prI.sea an! tho expenditure Of cncl, ttny s csii-
'sts ,ses u " IT, "sin ;bs !. "
Kings and stiil urcater number nf l'rinrys At
balls and teas ut Thu etnilsHs " private iit'tvld-
unl4, M o!,c oes al Eielna, Fe.c'ns 70 mo to be
.iitacotntn9. IT. ls IN France HONS that rnya1ty
preserves The tclat mud tho dignity that render
nutaUns.
i u tis E s' IF ressp :es1t fs III ifl@cess @ ei
Wn!..s llas just LEFT Straat,urY. size went,
Fr!,rk. liz bankcr'x ! wi Willow, Ind da,!ssi Il!
night. S'n pnyn Tnlnla q supper nt the in,
where pit ut." Latter In si'cnks 1f Meter
nle'i Us uAssl0rntty In 1OvG With tile tllcna
tof Nupies), ainl j. co'!stnnt coinu,ut!lcaslG,
iltiasat 1siisyrs,d iISa op*etsss {; s;Scsyii,ins.
Queen ii Etfurla. hit iiotiecs tiiat the Arei,.
tt.Iclirss Mnrtc Louise, In. mp tn the
Ut Parma painted I'll ono Of then'" Fr1in
which lle trfcfs 's1'Usltivc nsStlrulices" frH!i
tie emperor hI'tl tlettcrntcsI tn thn An.l,,,
:i'sfnsss a3'sySan 1at sc sa, al 1etS! s,t ar"a
ncknowlcge fra,lkiy. Ills uw1. tl'sllI-
Gcrity. tlonb!e.tsallnE. ntlti iulsni'!n nn,
lIleeessary to carry r point; ThYs. # J.or!t
w6aM to!,l. i. .r,ler to tiatter i'i,n; tl1at
l,a,l been hnl0re,l by your Mn!tsty's COLL
1nand y EXPRESS yoa,r Alnjsstys dcsire to seo
lilln as le ltssct t.Irongll larls. las fI;crel'y
@ Sf st nter m g tby ~ d"aS a1 f"!s e a ay
tie EltH.ror A!eSntitler said +, liiin, "Ihe
ltlng Ut Saxtltly Ii q trAitor.n "Slre,n iltl-
wgter srnE"r ca, Tue vr4 reef ~, f,,von t. a @ q u
~ i,,,nnrtntr,, tiut II ,,..ycr siIi.i i,s riye1
10 nt,1." " ,,.nv inyslnil sft,e r,n,,j,nsis. i"
hg ntltls to the Fling, "nn the litter 1,oEtlnil
VI iily SENTENCE" Again. tho Emperor r.,
n,afkea thRt Il cohsitlefablG lnfce Vault
Naples. :" Innswcrcd," Talicyrantl says,
sstliut / lttt moi ask for troops (f0r + knew
t,ns they yI, oald "t b. Etye! t. ~; but n
tHnf r., ' n,,, .,,oii, ,an,,II ,,,,nrtn;a t,,o
, 1881-06-25
THEOLOG1CAL WORKS,

Atter Tue departnre Of the lsev. JOSEPH,
Cook from this country the committee III :
eargc Of tho Boston Monday Lectureshlp
,v1le,! severn! als.'nsnise elersynen Of
s".o"S aelu'"'1latlohs 70 uellFer q course or.
lectures !'urtng tie winter OF 1sso-8l. These
textures l!av.. now been published by Roberts:
llrst, preliminary n lecture deilrerod by 10. !
s sfn,1ny n o.r" VI % in1tnf n ,G ef1os f3o, o.
,ensa aee.'',a osrn 'r, onoeaiet. 1neh iolo%s
ee!dte e tsy on he secN a4 .e gnsse'' y gy me
tcol Sct.,,.a AMI n, 1,,n,,1o, 1,a,,,,,, ia =
:, ~, ,onso oic 'i' ~ ~ ~ fpr ts'Ion, s,,s W H.
a. nue a,' H.! - uontn, H. % .,'. tls' GU cntls'
by Thu.nas Guard, d. D.. fourth, on The
Tlorcor f,,nsrIr,,cc liz Mari HAWKINS n ~.
y tIrtI, nm 'Dsvclor',c,,t"1ts ' NatMraE,v1,,t. &
% t,an NJ III mt WTpx - o.,t W. ~ 1na
Mct-usl', d., Ll4.N, ; slxthly. 4 .Calni V1aw:
urtl,n Temperance Question, by Chancellor.
Inward f,rosby. IL. D,.. 1T. r.. soventhIy.:
oa aud Now rI,eolostes,, by George Il
: CronGs, y. ~; elg''ttlly, Facts NY To
Divorce ill., Now England by, tlls I,ov. ,
Samuel =, W, Dixie: uintl,ly,! :. SIg,lltt-
sM,GS nr,,,r o. III se tsos,eal Hare EsmenI en,,,,, ~
3,,rsais,i, ~ Il ii,n;, a. ,e Wt;o,, ft,I;,,
fn,tor s,si, 1'S VI & i.at,,rs ~ ,sse s0 ni
l., ti.t, iii. ~ tha fnrr,nr Sfn.in, irfrrns,
cMcept.iE i"t ~ ~ Ssosuy ~ w itgs
ueG % ss; y, wv pgI,aPs I'a1 rhs " IF: s,;MEa. ne,
" rs sofGv y oSeW E u III
ana Of rer,!Ia'o1s lod faia1 ai.a ne ke may nq
Aa, 1iouRM 'esT w., e',ipnAt!caily, ot SaHoiat
,va1i ,.et r,I :orat. a9 arnae IN assaqu M9 ~
WELL, w., "E SULt"t it ~ nesas "t,;-s ~ ~, SeSGtss
COOK. >~-s. 49,. =,
-" Christta1tty's Challenge" is the title,
Of sMall yOllMe OF dlscourses which
were tcllyerMl ln tho c0urse Of tho
tnn Assnc1ntIon Of Chicago. by the Key. :
llUrrIrk .Jullllsol,, d. ID. Tile SUBJECTS arb
Cllrlstnnity's ChalIengr; Its Book; Its.
0f MIN; CHRISTIANITY Nut i Failure; Chris.
faulty and Endless Death; Christianity md
EnIlt:ss Life; .CGristlanlty and Pleasure; Z
Christianity mud Iil,slness; Christianity and
t-atirnf Ilr,,hn},Iv fhe nttj,nr ,mrn,lt IN tIant
, 1881-06-25
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We |,ayo received from tho publishers tho
tlItrl nnd fourth volumes OF :" "ljryant's Pop,
,lar listory Of the unltci States." Ar Is
well Known, md Is In fact stated In the Pre-
face. Mr. BrynMt's sllara In tho preparation
"f tltcsr yN!unlcs was very slight indeed.
llu rentl tic first nml second yolumes,-that
Is MI. .-nnli thu ",cat alnl burden Of tho day"
was horne by his associate, Afr. Sydney How.
Mrd Clay. The universal verdict las been,
tlIat the work WIS most admirably done.
'fhesG fur yuluncA will take immediate rank
rs THO best atni nbst complete popular history
ut tue unEte'! States yet written. Its illus
tratiais have been exceedingly we'll executed,
ntut add materially tn tho value Of the work.
Yet 1t Is III IN sense Il nero "pictorlal u
lllstnry, where cuts and pictures are
intended 10 take tho place OF accllr-
acy and detail IT.. tile, text. "Bryant's
History" Is q reliable anA scholarly work.
written plafniy and intulllRently, without
pr0ltSlty. tuld stating historical facts In m
entertaining anil pleasant manner. We do
do mt sny TINT u Is Il perfect work, by any
means. II has lts oinixsions,-ts Of m nc
rnl',t nr the Congress or l774; and some may
consider that NJ. t;ay l.as, not always begil
a., impartial .vriter.-as In his account OF the
Civil War. But. on tho who1e, tho work will
Impress tho reaslGr iay0rably, ma Its COM
piction atltls Il work OF National importance
NAd permanent yaluc to tho literature Of the
time,
, 1881-06-25
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sr,,,, rt,,,r,,>.., Ia. oiroo1,, ,,nt,,o,1 f.ar.
natleau's "Military History af U, $. Grant,.
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thu Gencral Ut tho Army OF orc 0f his lnl-
t0rtant officers, or unloss I k,ow 1t fran
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AFf1enas Or 1'41n,i. hy ltent9 ufevlio.
Ihco. ~ Alss. bu!nstL hutnoF VI lass Ao"Fio,e.
Anhicen. tofioct Losn story ~ Alra: HaIf1ott.
Pretty rSl3y femberton' by anthor OF "Kath"
, 1881-06-25

priyntu 1etoro heIng appUintcA " "fAnce-Cnr-
iMrul.h and In eighteen A!0ntlls froll! tho Aay
Of enlistment rtcelyet! llls coni'nlasion, inv
Ing goMe through NIL the inferior grades.
cred as likely tn ba parallelel by my 0thor
sotAIer. In tho sccnnd plnce, tho author Cll-
5oynd exceptional Mttyatl1agrs. lle W!.s 81 a,t
Oxford Graduate with MI !!Icnme 0t s4,M1 y
u,l,larstootl that lIa was to ho promoted III
rnptdly as possible. lle ,wna on tcrIns Ut
friclulshlp with llts own Colonel 9t.l With
who AnyH 9oMo through "n,ad.l,nuses" Just
fountl o'it. Wo inv. also llaI pamphlets
containing tho experiences Of pcople win
seis ess jussiSa ass ' sse u tHS sa f %
hay9 Ind their curiosity fully satisfied. Hut
thes., casss tl!A, @ wrtHI,' ,t,,: Golceav thels
by tho uA0 Of lnorpy Or lntiucncc., Tlls NJ,
Ss tS Tss fs stas kF" an[ f' ,l a not asSaa ssl%te
to ,,,sIrg ,esnIroy, "tsfs 70 R1orn s,!Gh Sd nf
!loliu by proxy, llp hgd a taste OF all tho
ineh before tnllssing, WIS. "urterea DY tho
e et 9So Ss strtS s t. s sae sfj % s "fs Sos sSt o
% liz cIsa1ily ii allts ot t!.e lrtisii sollor, iur,
o!l visiting the ''nbl4tion-roo!a ;, for tho rst
tlne, llB says: :. And nuycr shall forget NY
surprise aliu delight ut seelllx. .On my iirst
visit, u llln!. using y, tootl:hrash! Il put l!lu
1T liy easn at n!tee.n A4otllGr tRct TINT MA
teEta1iy ltssistetl tAa wFltbr In lassFls Ills
iiAl exailiu4tlon was hl4 previous uxper!.
eurg ~ military officer, liz was required
BY ILLS examiners, .aAlonE other, things, IL
4tila battalion III tbs aeld, and ao OK
plain certain movements. lct Au sAys:
"uurlng the foutteeA or ntteeN months
that had beeM IN the regular army hal
certalnly never lad any opportunity OF In
pany drill had l0no' plenty, but my oily
, 1881-06-25
NO SPRING.

D. APPLETON s. co., Publishers,
!, g. and S Hond.ak.. New York.
, 1881-06-25
SATURDAY, 1sY1-s1xTEEN

work, IHtl alike III text with 0ne Important
exception. 'lhH alt!nrIzrtt American, rdI-
tim contains II full biographical nutl grt,-
grap'ic,si ntsrx, ,w!1irt! il sperlnsIy valuable
,marrsl hy s,tvrrsll typographical rfrnrs. MlMl
shaving slglls of iIast.: In the rohlI'n.tl"l1.
Published III New York. lv EimrlrS ssrsib-
iirrs Sons and by ftnrlMr Il 1,rt'a.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-08-18
A COLORADO STOkM.BURST.

The following is brief description of a
fearful food a few days ago at Central
trail City, Gilpin county, Colorado:
A heavy storm cloud approached, ac-
companied by incessant thunder and light
ming, about 4 o'clock. The citizens at once
fed to such places of security as could be
found An almost unearthly roar began TO
sound in the west, and almost instantly
volume Of water between four and six feet
came rushing down Eureka and Nevada
streets, taking every body by surprise.
Heavy teams standing in the street were
overturned and carried down stream.
along like pebbles. Animals and every
thing in the track of the food were swept
away. In short time the streets were
cleared of people every body seeking shell
ter. During the food large masses of de-
bris were carried through the street at the
rate of fifteen miles an hour. The whole
length of the valley from Nevadaville on
one side and the head of Eureka on the
other, presents tonight the most desolate
scene imaginable. Roadways are destroyed
in many places, cuts being five or six feet
deep and extending hundreds Of yards. The
entire length for about three milesis strewn
with debris Of every kind. At several
points between Central and Blackhawk de-
bris is piled twenty five feet high. Eureka
street for quarter Of mile is one mass
of rocks and rubbish On Main street
four feet of sand is deposited. The flood
was caused by the bursting Of a rain cloud
little way west of the city. The natural
channel of the stream became damned,
turning the water into the streets.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-08-18

The New York Tribune says the trunk
line railroad managers seem to act, in the
warfare they are waging against each
other, as if they wanted interference by the
state or national government with the oper-
alton of their roads; that they barely escap-
ed during the last session the passage of a
law placing them under control of a COM
mission in New York; and that they must
expect an overhauling by congress if the
trunk line fight shall long continue. Con-
gress is not likely to interfere while the
rates are as low as they are at present It
is only when the roads, for the purpose of
making up this summers losses, band to-
gether and put the rates up beyond rea-
sonable figure, as they have done in years
past, that congress or state legislatures will
interfere on behalf of the people.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-08-18

LETTER in the Toronto Globe from
the Pacific coast states that the entire
freight business of the city Of Portland,
Oregon, is controlled down to it's smallest
details by the Oregon Transportation COM
pany, which not only owns the lines of
railway and steamboats, centering in the
city, but even the horses, drays and other
vehicles, and can impose what tribute they
please upon commerce. The moral Of
these facts. according to the Globe, will be
appreciated in the Canadian northwest,
which is fast passing under the control of
the syndicate engaged in the construction
of the Canadian Pacific.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-08-18
THE COMING NEW STATE.
What the NOI thern Pacific Railroad will
Accomplish for Washington Territory.

What the NOI thern Pacific Railroad will
Accomplish for Washington Territory.
Colonel. j. Safely, a government OIL
cial. who has been spending some tine in
Washington territory, on his way to Wash
lngton, said that the territory soon to be-
come the state of Washington has before it
a period of almost unparalleled prosperity.
The numbering interests will each year in
crease in importance, "but this is but q
single item, for coal and iron in the north
ern part of the territory exists in almost:
inexhaustible quantities. Rolling mills
must soon be built, and iron for binding all
this country together can be made on the
soil of Washington territory. In no coun-
try have seen such liberal gifts from the
hand of nature as in Western Washington.
Such transformation is to be witnessed
there in the next few years as few people
imagine. The building of the Northern
Pacific railroad and the carrying out of Mr..
Henry Wizards plans, both in Oregon and
Washington, will bring out a large immi-
grafton into the territory and capital neces-
sary for the developement of the country
When will the Northern Pacific railroad
be completed?"
"As 1 understand it. the company will
continue to build the road with the utmost
vigor until it forms an unbroken Link from
Lake Superior to Puget Sound, as was con-
templated wnen the company was first
formed. The government, as I heard
United States Commissioner French say,
Will be satisfied with no more delay; no
excuses will be taken. The road must be
built I think the road will be completed
bv the winter of 1882