Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-05

January, '67.-The Atlantic Monthly enters
on it's nineteenth volume with an array of
distinguished names and sterling articles
that promise well for the coming year
The January plumber contains the first in-
stalment Of DR.. Holiness story, "The Guar
dian Angel in which will be found tho
SINE old charm that 90 fascinated the read
ers Of the Autocrat, the Professor, and Elsie
Werner; a humorous siory ia verso, BY jas
Russell Lowell; a graphic sketch Of Henry
Wasd6seecher's church, with some pertinent
reflections upon modern church-going, by
James Parton q legend in verse, told as
only Whittier can tell it; poem entitled
"rerminus," ('n Growing OId,) by Il W.
Eme, son sri,ied aid faithful trans la,;on
of the contest between Achilles ard Aga
memnon, from the FRS, Book Of the Had
by W. c. Bryant-Mr. Higginson contrib
u.es Plea for Culture; Mr.. Trowbridge
furnishes another of bis attractive stories
under the title, The Man who stole Meeting
House Bayard Taylor tells characteristics
story OF The Strange Friend Mr. Sbanly
gives humorous sketch of Capillary Freaks
E. C. Stedman offers poem on Pan in
Wall Street. and Walter Mitchell describes
the Kingdom Of Infancy. The story Of
Katharine Morne, BY the author Of "Her
man." is continued. Topics Of current
political interest are thoroughly treated, the
Causes for which President can be In
peached are lucid'y set forth, and Frederick
Douglas makes OIL appeal to Congress for
Impartial Suffrage. The number closes with
notices Of several popular new publications.
Address, Ticknor 4 Fields, Boston.
-Ece'y Saturday. -"Mugby Junction."
Dickens Christmas Story for 1866 is pub
'ished complete in The 5Oh number of Every
the story this year occupies larger portion
of the volume than usual, it is safe to predict
that "Mugby junction" will prove even more
popular than any Of its predecessors. The
first four tales in the collection are from the
pen Of the in;ui:able Boz" These episodes
are written i'll the authors happisst vein.-
Many Of the characters introduced to the
reader will! at once take their places in lite
nature beside such immortal creations as
"Mr. piekwick." Little Nel!,' "lhe Mar
cbion>s<," aud solver Twist" The sketch
ent tied ''B.rbox Brothers. is one Of those
delicious lessons which Dickens teaches so
admirably. No one can read it without
strenet henug his belief in human goodness
Young Jackson,' "Phnbe," and clamp
with his periodical ';roonders," become our
personal friends Immediately. Little Polly
the lest child, whose ppme is not Triv,s is
conception as charming as anything in
that marvellous series OF novels which We
are never weary Of rerusing. The Publish
e:s evidently intend, by such enterprise, to
give the readers Of Erery Saturday more
p'omp ~ than they can obtain from any
ether eoutce tie b. st and mos: attractive Of
| things in European Periodicals.. Ticknor l.
Fields, Publishers, Boston.
Cooley The January number Of this
excellent Magazine is one Of the very hes,
We ever saw. The engravings are Of the
very highest finish and are not eqaailet by
any magazine that has come under our
notice. No lady can afford % do wthou:
Cooley. Tie fash on plates are elegant, the
reading matter original and highly cutter.
tanning. We know Of no way in which a lady
eau invest go 10 better advantage than to
send it for Cooley FOR tie coming year.