The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

ApR11ETM table Of contents is as
follows, and, of itself, is a sufficient
Erecommendation. The Guardian An
gel-Part IV.-By Oliver Wendell
Holmes; The Restless-A Poem-By
Hiram Rich ]; Pioneering Facts aud
Suggestions that may tend to more
Just Appreciation Of President Lin
coins Life and Character By Mrs.
Caroline III. Dali; The United States
Sanitary Commission-By Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale The Haunted
Window BY 7. W. Higginson /;
Katharine Morne-Part Why the
Author of Herman; Timon's So
liloquy-A Poem-By T. Buchanan
Read; Considerations on University
Reform-By John Fiske: The Claud-
ian Enissary-By Theodore Bacon !;
Travel in the United States-By Bay
ard Taylor: Chester Harding =
Sketch of the Artists Career; A
Familiar Epistle to a Friend - By
James Russell Lowell; Adelaide Ris-
tori 4 Winter Adventure on the
Prairie; Reviews and Literary No
tees. Published by Ticknor & Fields,
Boston. EAR .sSsr
Hours AT HOME, for April. This
magazine has not the vivacity and
independence of thought of the
Atlantic, nor the popular attraction
Of Harper; but it is much more safe
and conservative in its sentiments
than the former. and more profitable
and substantial than the latter. 1t
can hardly be rival of either, but it
has useful place to I'LL in our Amer
lean periodical literature, and it is
doing it with credit to its conductors.
Among the articles of interest in the
April number are: DIR. BushnelPs 1
third paper on Moral Uses of Dark
Things; The Cedar Groves in Mt.
Lebanon. by the American Mission
airy, Rev Henry Jessup; the second
article of Representative Cities, on
Tyre, by Prof. Tyler an interesting
article ON the Martyrs of the Galleys;
the Cretan resurrection, by resident
of that island; Short Sermons to
Sunday School Teachers, No. IL
Charleas Scribner & Co., New York,
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. The GALAXY, for April /, 1867, con-
tains the opening chapters of the new
story, by Mrs. Edwards, the author of
$ Archie Lovell,' entitled fsSteven
Yeoman." This number
Of The GALAXY also contains - Wait
ing for the Verdict by Mrs. Rebeeca
Harding Davis. continued; Modern
and Medieval Dinners, by Pierre
Blot; English Scientific Societies, by,
w. .Winwood Reade; the Harley Pat
emit, by Mrs. w. I'll. Palmer; Lawyers
md their Traits, by Fred. B. Perkins;
Modern Poetry, by David A. Wason,
md other Interesting articles. The
Gataay is s. year, published twice
/ month, by VIC. & F. B. Church,
New York. 1850
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZING FOR
APRIL The present number of this
Juvenile Monthly is one of
unusual excellence, comprising great
'ariety in its articles and illustrations,
nd is characterized by the promi-
renee given to . outdoor life" The
tory of the Little Rid Him. will
ause many hearty laugh, and the
title children will be specially enter
aimed with two stories about their
et, the Squirrel. DR.. Hayes, the
Arctic explorer. continues his story
f Philip, the Greenland Hunter. {,
1ieux Moustache's article is upon
Spring Sports. There is a capital
tory about singular fish, the Gar
ike, and another concerning new 6
'ay of flying kites. while the coming
f Spring is announced by an Easter :
lynn, with music. Hurd & Hough-
IN: New York. 50 80 per annum.
We are indebted to Messrs. Tick r
or & Fields for copy of the
Young Folks = for,April CHANGING
yer its table of contents. many arti-
les strike our eye as promising un- I
sual entertainment to the little peo-