The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-20
Late Periodicals.

10 ltseli. w @ herewith give ING Con-
tents Of all received thus far:
EVERY SATURDAY for April 23d
contains a beautiful pictorial supple
ment representing Edwin Booth as
Hamlet. Ii also has continuation
of Dickens new story, The Mys.
terry of Edwin brood"
THE HEARTH AND HOME fully sus-
tains the great reputation it has al
ready achieved. We regard it as the
best family newspaper now published.
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND
PACKARD's MONTHLY for May. con-
tains the following articles, many of
which are illustrated: Hon. Samuel
Merrill, Governor Of Iowa, with por-
trait and character; Knowing, or Man
and the World; The Man in the
Moon; Superstitions of Different
Tribes and Nations; Sketches from
China; The Color of his Eyes Mark
Nj. POmeroy; Peter Crisp's spectacles;
Charles p. Sykes; Eminent En-
gravers; Yale Sketches; Growing in
Grace; Honesty; An Assassin and
his Victim-Prince Pierre Bonaparte
and Victor Noir; l Can't for the
Boys" Young Womanhood in Amer
lea; Eleanor Kirk at the Five Points;
TO Dahomey and Back; Surnames
and their Derivations, etc. Price 30
cents, or So a year. Address s. II.
Wells, No. $50 Broadway, New York.
THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for
April contains: Conscience Money;
History of Odd Fellowship; A New
England Poet Nook; Humors of the
Day; Scientific and Curious Facts !;
The Manchester Unity; Letter from
Germany; Beauties of Odd Fellow
ship; Odd Fellows Hall, PhiIadel-
phia Gllustrated); Friendship vs..
Love; Women of the Bible; Choice
Poetry Correspondence from twenty
seven States, &C., &c. 81 % per vol
ume. John w. Orr, Publisher, No.
SO Nassau Street, New York.
THE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT (Chi.
cago, Lyon & Healy,) for March is on
our table. lie contains thoughtful
article by Dudley Buck, coniinua-
ton of Wohlfahrt's Meditation
School, Editorials, copious Summa-
ry Of Musical Doings, and the follow
ing pieces of music: Ruby. song, by
| Virginia Gabriel; Jesus, Lover of
my Soul, quartette, by L. Martin
ToWne; In the Green Woods, mel
ode for piano, by Gustaye Lange
Non Piu Andrai, arranged for the
Burdeett Organ. The music alone is
worth nearly two dollars. Subscrip
ton price, two dollars year; single
copies, % cents.
~ BALLoU's MAGAZINE for Nav con
tains: New Zealand; At the Island
of Ichaboe; May, H. z. Shillaber
Lord Timothy Dexter; About Ara
bia; The Struggle for Maverick, JAS
Franklin Fits; Parted, Matte Win
field Torrey; Unearthed, Esther Serle
Kenneth; My Miraculous Escapes,
Self Sharpner; The Mysterious Wreck
of Robbers Reach, H. Remick; Mr..
Smallpieee's Legacy, Frank Ii. An
gier; Savages-Wh and Tawny, w.
H. Macy; The Face in the Crowd,
Britomarte; The Thief in the Night,
Rett Winwood; The Spirit Land,
Mary Helen Body; After Drink,
Coomer; Saved from Death, Lottie
Brown; Saved by a Ring; Fenno
Hayes; Our Young Peoples Story
4 L
mond's Resolve, Il. Alger, Jr.; The
Nap, Miss Camilla William; The
Housekeeper; Curious Mattersi Facts
and Fancies; A Visit TO Country
Friends - Humorous illustrations
Terms, 81 90. A4a
PUTNAM's MONTHLY, is unusually
good, especially its editorial notes,
which, we are pleased to observe,
are furnished editors, at least, In the
form of a supplement that may be
scissored " without injuring the
book. The following is the content0
of the May number:
Our Celtic Inheritance, Prof. l..
| Clark Seelye; The Tale of q Comet;
in two parts,-I; Edward Spencer;
| Notus Ignoto, Bayard Taylor; Pic
lures in the Private Galleries Of New
York.; Galleries of Belmont and
Blodgett, Eugene Benson; Pernick-
itty People, T. Burrow; Madame Ro
land. N. S. Dodge; A Musical Mystic
~, g. p. Crauch; The Approach of
| Age, John H. Bryant; A Woman's
Rightly; Mrs. M. y. Ames; The
Organ, L. p. Fardine; Polyglots, p.
lG. Hamerton, editor of TIE Portfolio !;
The Academy of Design and Art
Education; The Great Gold Furry,
Il. A. Peters; Our Political Degener
acy and its Remedy; A French Chat
eau; Editorial Notes; Literature at
Home, r. III. Stoddard; Literature
and Art Abroad, Bayard Taylor.
THE GALAxY's chief attraction for
the month of May, to a great number
of admirers. will BIO found in Mark
Twain's Memoranda. Mark will
never want for readers, let his con.
tributious appear where they may
The other articles of this Monthly
are:
PutYourselfinh his Place; by Charles
Reade; Chapters XII. and XLI. with
Illustrations). Stage Coach Travel.
ing forty six years ago; chapter
from Mr.. Thurlow Weeds Autobiog.
raphy; by Thurlow Weed. Alb AS
iris; by Edmund @. Stedman. An
Editors Tales; No. v; The Spotted
Dog; Part 1.-THE Result; by An
thony Trollope. Nature and Dress
by John G. Draper. Chanet; by J.
w. De Forest. Gondolieds; by I'll. II.
Ten Years in Rome; The Inquisition.
May-Soug; by Robert Weeks. George
Sand; by Justin Mccarthy. Arbu-
tus; by Anne Crane Seemuller. A
Marshal of France; by G.B. M. A
J MARBLE for Lilac-Time; BY Walt
Whitman. The Lady Gruach's Hus-
band; by Richard Grant White. The
! Galaxy Miscellany. Drift Wood bv
: Phillip Quillibet. Literature and
Art. Memoranda; by Mark Twain.
Nebul@; by the Editor.
GOOD WORDS. april ParO Eieh-
teen illustrations. Contents.