The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-03-28
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LIFE OF SIR ROBERT PEEL By F. C. Mouta-
que. Published by J. b. LippincOtt Co, Phila-
delRhia For sale by Brentano, Washington,
ID. g. Price % cents.
This work gives history Of the Peel family;
Sir Roberts political apprenticeship; his work
in the different Cabinets of which he was q
member; his last years and death.
POLITICS AS A DUTY AND As A CAREER
By Moorefeld Story. Published by G. p. Put
MANS Sons New York For sale by BreutanO,
Washington, d. c. Price 25 cents
This is No. LVIII of the Questions the
Day" series published by G. P. Putnam's Soas,
which have had so much favor among thinking
men. 1t is an admirable essay.
THE QUEENS TOKEN. By Mrs Cashel Hoey.
Published by Rand, 9IeNalIy & Co, Chicago, III
Price > cents
A romantic love story, with the scene laid in
Ireland.
JACK DUDLEY'S WIFE. By E n Davy Pub
lished by Rand, MeNally & Co, Chicago, M
Price > cents.
A new and interesting story by the author Of
"a Prince Of Como, " Between Man and Wife,"
etc.
MISSING HUSBAND and Other Tales. By the
author of - OstIer joe Published by J. 3 0giI-
vie, 81 Rose street, New York Price . cents
This little volume contains six stories Of
much merit.
FUN AND FACT BY F. II. Chambers Pub
Ished by ]. S. Ogiivie, 81 Rose street, New York.
This is a collection of mildly humorous
sketches.
THE PLANTATION NEGRO AS A FREEMAN.
By Philip A Bruce Published by G.. p Put
MANS Sons, New York. For sale BY BrentanO,
Washington.
This work discusses the negro question In
the South, giving observations upon the rela-
tions OF parents and children, husband and
wife, and also regarding the general character
istics of the negro race.
DEEDS OF DARING: A History OF the sgh n z.
Cav By Henry Norton. Published by Che
mango Telegraph Printing House, Norwich, NY
This work contains a complete record Of the
battles skiTmisheS, marches, etc, that the GAL
liant 9Th \. Y. Cav. participated in from its
organization in November, 1861, TO the close Of
the rebellion in 1865.
THE SMOKED YANK By Melvin Grigsby.
Published by Dakota Bell Publishing Co, Sioux
Falls, OAK
COmrade Grigsby's experiences as a soldier
were of an unusually varied and interesting
character, aud the narrative given in this work
will be of interest to all who suffered in the
prison pens of the Southern COnfederacy.
ARYAN. SEMITES AND JEWS; JEHOVAH
AND THE CHRIST. By Lorenzo Burge- Pub
lished BY Lee * Shepard, Boston. Price $50.
Mr. Burge is the author Of "Pre- Glacial
Man aud the Aryan Race, and in this work he
resumes the thread of history 70 show the
movements of the Deity in the selection OF
people through whom, in the fullness of time,
men should be sufficiently enlightened &c re-
ceive, and from whom that being should pro-
coed, who, as Gods messenger, should again
! give to man that revelation before given to the
| Aryan race and rejected
| TUPELO By Rev. John II. Aughey A. NJ Pub
Eshed by the State Journal Co.. lincoln, Neb-
. Mr. AGghey was arrested Us a traitor in Mis-
/ sissippi where he was living when the State
| Joined the Southern COnfederaey, and, having
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/ was heavily manacled and thrust into q
crowded and filthy prison, whence his c0mpan-
! ions were taken out day by day to be shot and
/ their bodies thrown into ditch, as punish
/ ment of their patriotism. Mr.. Aughey was re-
/ served for conspicuous hanging, owing to his
/ position. but escaped before the fulfllment Of
/ that intention.
| CHICKAAIAUGA BY John B. Turchin. late
| Brigadier- General United States Volunteers.
| Published by Fergus Printing Co, Chicago, ILL.,
Illustrated with eight maps.
| Gen. Turchin is well known to the readers Of
| THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, having written sew
/ eral articles upon the early campai gns OF the
/ war in Missouri, which were published in our
/ columns. The present volume viii be found a
valuable addition 70 the history of the war Civ
/ ing q concise and graphic account Of one Of the
/ blOOdiest and severest conflicts of the rebellion
/ The maps are accurate being reduced from
/ copies obtained from the War Department. The
/ entire campaign, which ended in the battle OF
/ Chickamauga and the occupation of Chatta-
noOga, is gone over in detail; the number Of the
| contending armies given from the most reliable
/ sources, together with reports Of the different
| brigade, division and corps commanders. The
/ composition of the Army OF the Cumberland is
/ given also, and q number Of interesting incl
/ dents of the battle are related IN a most
/ graphic manner. The soldiers of ROseerans's
army have a treat before them IN this book,
which should be in the hands Of every eODrado
who served in that army and helped light the
battle of Chickamauga.
IOWA IN WAR TIMES. ByS. Fl ii. Byers Pub
lished by w D. COndit * Co, pes Moinss low
For sale BY the author, OskaoOsa, Iowa, and by
the publishers. Price, cloth, S575; leather 81 -.
Handsomely illustrated.
Capt Byers is q Well-knOwn author, having
written the history Of his regiment 18th IowAl,
Switzerland and the Swiss and Sberman's
March TO the Sea-" He was Consul. General as
Rome during President Arthurs Administra-
ton. His Iowa in War Times is she best
production Of his pen, and he gives general
history OF all the regiments which that noble
young State sent to the war. His descriptions
of battles and sieges are particularly good. The
book is full of portraits of prOmipen5 officers
and public men Of the State, besides maps and
battle scenes.