The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24

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Harry Hotspur of HumblethWalte.
The number also contains two poems
and some descriptive aud critical
sketches Of pleasing and instructive
nature "The Porcelain Mandatory
of Meissen'' is we'll worth a reading.
The Monthly Gossip" as usual, is
varied and entertaining.
The following is the table Of con-
tents: The Ghost of Ten Brock Van
Der Heyden; Mary Ann and ChyBg
Loo; Housekeeping IN San Francisco,
by Margaret Hosmers Marie, Poem,
By Kate A. Sill; The Great Monop-
oily. By Abram z. Eastlake; Prussia,
the German Nation, By Stephen Pow
ers; Irene, a Tale, part I; The Por-
ceilan Fabrik at Nielsen, by Helen
v. Pierson; On the English Hust-
ings, by George M. Towle; Blood viii
Tell, Tale, by o. S. Adams; Next
can "Reminiscences, concluded; A
Friends Meeting; TO Atlantic City
by way Of -, by A. g. Penn; For
bidder, a Poem, By Edgar FaWcett;
Sir Harry Hotspur of HumblethWaite,
novel, part VI. BY Anthony Troll
lope; Gustave Flaubert, the Realist,
By w. z. Morras; Our Monthly Cos
sip; Literature of the Day.
80 SEES
THE HEARTH AND HONE, heretofora
published By Pettengill 81 Bates, has
been purchased By Orange, Judd s.
Co. Of the american E-Ag7iczIturoltst,
who will continue its publication as
a family weekly paper, as web as their
own popular monthly. The illrstFa-
tons aud reading matter of the two
journals viii be entirely different
Either Of the Journals will be furnished
from now to the end Of 1871 (I5
months) &c the yearly subscription
rate. the Weekly Hearth and Home,
at 50; the Monthly Anserjcaa AsTs-.
c,sltnrdlist, az 81 59i or the two for 81.
HARPER's MAGAZINE comes ! out
egeral days ia advance of the October
brood Of periodicals. Its illustrated
articles an this occasion are history
of The Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION; q pleasant sketch Of Six
weeks In FlorIda,R q lorg story by
William Gilmore Simms of How
Sharp SDaff1ss got his Capital and
Wife; 80" The Detective a tale of the
old Motion House; and chapter XII of
Frederick The Great. There is =
paper upon : The Spectroscope, aud
part I. Of a treatise upon The Sacred
Flora. F. and some account of = Liter
airy Forgeries. The story Of The
Old Love Again ,, By Anne Thomas,
is concluded. and fresh miscellaneous
are given of the Serials Anteros, "
and Anne Fnrness." The latter, by
the author of - Aunt Margaret's
Troubles. we understand is from the
pen Of Mrs. a. Il. Trollope. Several
other tales and couple of poems
complete rather light table of con-
tents. The various editorial Depart
ments display their usual ability. The
Easy Chair discourses in its happiest
vein upon the Circus. 81
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE.-Th pea
green fayorits still maintains its ex-
cellenee. The following are the con-
tents of the October number; Shake
speare in Germany of to day, Prof. j.
M. Hart; More OF the Domestic Ro-
nance, Louisa Palmer Smith; The
Fox. John Burroughs; Pictures In
the Private Galleries OF New York.
Collection Of Marshal o. Roberts,
Eugene Benson; A New Story of
Gen. Putnam, J franklin Fits Tho
Antiquity OF Celtic Literature, Prof.
l.. Clark Seelye The Last Of the
Proud Pulsifers, Mrs. j. CT. Austin;
Reconciliation, Edgar Fawcett; Love
in Fiji (concluded). edited by DR.. Z.
NJ. Coan; Eirene A Woman's Right.
TX. Mrs. NJ. G.. Ames; A Lutte
Further Oas Caroline Howard: The
Passion Play at ODER Ammergau,
July, 1870, Lucy Fountain; To q
False Mistress; Folk Songs. Rev. j.
Villa Blake; Causes of the Prussian-
French War, Prof. G. A. Eggert; Edi-
torial Notes, Parlce Goodwin Litera-
AZURE at Home, r. H. Stoddard; Lit
erature, Art, and Science Abroad,
Charlton 7. Lewis.
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