The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-27

by FL. G. lea, The Lumber Region of
w the Rev. G. Ill. Bing-
ham; George William Curtis, by W.
D. Howells; LIBERAL Education, by
John Fiske; John Hookham Frere,
by C. Il. Norton; The Chicago Con-
vention, by A. s. Hill; Dryden, by
James Russell Lowell; Commercial
immortality and Political Economy,
by f. l.. Godkin; Literary Notices.
The number begins a new volume.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY. for Au-
gust (Boston: Ticknor & Fields),
contains: A remarkable Case of
Physical Phenomena by Ell. A.
Willis; st. Michael's Night, part Ill,
by Miss Agnes Harrison; Cornwall
Songs, by Charles Dawson Shanly; A
Trip to Ischia, by Bayard Taylor;
Ideal property; to G. s., by ID. L.
Tuckerman Out on the Reef. by Col
John Wilder; Will the Coming Man
Drink wine? by James Parton World
ly Wise. by Alice Cary; De Piscium
Natura, by Theodore Lyman: Notre
Dame and the Advent of Gothic
Architecture, by Eugene Benson;
Cretan Days, Part ". by w. j. Still
man; "A Modern Lettre de Caehet"
Reviewed, by DIR. Isaac Ray; Lost
and Found; The Footpath, by j. r.
Lowell; Literary Notices. Mr.. Par
tons article is an able argument
against the use of alcoholic beverages
from a new standpoint. He holds
that the temperance movement has
been a failure because it has not
worked to destroy those wrong habits
of life which incite men to use liquor
Our YOUNG Folks, for August,
Boston: Ticknor and Fields,) con-
tains twenty-one illustrations and the
following attractive reading matter:
Up the Creek, by Helen G. Weeks;
Somebody" by William Allen But
Ter; Pussy and Emily Mature, by
Mrs. Stowe; The Strolling Player"
by E. Stuart Phelps; William Henry's
Letters to his G andmcther. VII. by
Mrs. A. M. Diaz; Green Apples, by
j. T. Trowbridge; Midsummer But
terAies, by the author Of The But
| terHy Hunters" The Great Sea Fight
off Sluys. by J. r.. A. Bone; Cast
Away in the Cold. Parts XII. and
XIII, by DIR. I. I. Hayes; The Ash
Box School, by Caroline A. Howard;
Music: Round the Evening Lamp;
Our Letter Box. aa
THE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW, for
July, boston Little. Brown & Co }
sustains the high reputation which
the periodical has gained in the legal
profession. 1t contains the following
articles: Navigable Rivers; A Code
of Private International Law; The
Liability of Telegraph Companies
Law of Sales, Warranty and Fraud
The Customs Revenue System Digest
of the English Law Reports for Feb
ruary, March md April, 1868; Select
ed Digest of State Reports; Book No
tices; List of N " Law Books Pub
lished in England and America since
April, 1868; Summary of Events.
THE GALAXY, for August New
York: Sheldon & Coz, is an excellent
number. Its contents are: Kit Grale
"A Story of True Love; A Journey
Through Mongolia, by Thos. w Knox
A Ghost in a State-room, by Samuel
Blotter; Feast; A Few Words about
the Neryes-The Sympathetic System
and the Emotions-By William A
Hammond, M. D.; A Tropical Morn
ing at Sea, by e. r. Sill Saved by q
Bullet, by James Franklin Fits
Adam and Eve, by Sophie Brown
Literary Transfer Work, by George
Wakeman; Beechdale, by Marian
Harlan; Words and Their Uses
Misused Words-by Richard Grant
White; Two Artists of Comedy
Maggie Mitchell and Mary Cannon
by l.. Clarke Davis; The Galaxy Mis-
cellany: Drift-wood, by Phillip Quill
bet; Literature and Art; Ncbule, by
the Editor.
The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR
YOU'VE People New York: Hurd
& Houghton) is, as usual, filed with
finely executed ~engravings. Its letter
press embraces the following: A Year
among the Indians, chap. l.; Two
Lives in One, by Vieux Moustache;
Harry's Museum, by DR.. C. G. Alb
bolt; Land and Sea Flowers, by Mrs.
Helen G.. Weeks; Dimple and Rosy
wing, by Annette Bishop; The Insect
Ministries of our Woods and Mead
ows, by w. q. Dale; Elestine Vic
toire at Home and in the Country, by
e. G.. O.; Stories from Shakespeare,
VIII, of Midsummer Nights Dream;
The Young Virginians, chap. ", by
Porte Crayon ; Hunter and Tom,
chaps. XVI, XVII, by Jacob Alb
bott; Mr.. Nobody, by the author of
L Little Lou's Sayings and Doings;"
Patch-Wo by the editor aud his
friends; Mother Goose Melodies;
Little Po-Peep," Music by Charles
MoultoR. ..Gg p
HARPER's MONTHLY, for August,
has already been briefly mentioned in
our columns. The following is a COM
plete list of its contents: To and
Upon the Amoor River-illustrated
A Lovers Garaan. Annnn the Andes