The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

4 April. Edited by Hr0f. James nus
sell Lowell land CharlesrEliet Nor
ton.
We can do no more at present
than to give the table of contents,
and advise all persons of literary taste
and intelligence to procure copy of
this excellent Quarterly. We will
notice it at greater length when we
have more fully examined its contents
/ Art. 1, Modern Italian Poets, by
w. d.. HoweHs; y, British Finance in
/ 1916, by -; 3, Charles Lamb and
his Biographers, by Adams S. Hill; 4,
The New jersey Monopoles, by j. X.
| Medbery; 5, The Railroad System, BY
CT. Adams Jf~; Deaf Mute Edu-
cation, by Re B. SanborpgT7, Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, BY w. ID.
.HdweHssf8, sLessing, by yhnles Rus
sell Lowell; 9, Religious Ii berty, by
c. b. Norton; y 10, Critical Notices.
Ticknor q Fields, publishers Boston
THE L oSbo,N soc1Err for March,
an illustrated Magazine of light and
amusing literature, for the hours of re-
Taxation. Contents-Wom and their
Ways: Etiquettes Of. Grief; The
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a Public Nuisance; 'sAaecdote land
Gossip about Clubs; Over a Brule-
IiGueule, Artists, Notes from Choice
Pictures Sketches of the English
Bench and Bal, with portrait of
Lord Chief Baron Kelly j Playing
Aof High Stakes; by Miss Annie
Thomas, Continued y The Sublime
Society of Stakes; Castles in the Air.
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