The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-26
New Periodicals.

1HE w ESTERN MONTHLY Tor Marcn
presents its usually attractive table
of contents:
Robert Kennicott,-The Rolling
Stone, III--Where our Lumber Comes
From-ghickadee-Our CIub-Our
Coal and Iron-The Tragedy at Mo-
hawk Observation-Disclosures
The Prima Donna-Talks About
Life, IL-Legend of the Castle of
Observation-Disclosures Notes
Reviews of Books-ChitC Chat.
This Magazine is published in Chi
cage. Terms-$3 per year.
PACKARD's MONTHLY has the fol.
loving articles in the March number:
Was Morgan Murdered? News
Children of New York: Turgid Lit
erature; the University of Oxford
| the Uses of Humor and Satire; YER
satility a Drawback; Destitute and
| Outcast Children of New York; My
Prince (Poem); the Hugo Chamber
Of Horrors; New Orleans; Our Con-
ributors-Oliver Dyer; A Love Let
teri Poem); the Universal Yankee
Nation; Current Literature; Making
Fortunes in Wall Street; the Training
of Young Girls; Calhoun's Last
Evening at Home; Briefer Notes;
Ephemera; Literature, etc. Terms.
- per year.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for March
fully sustaius the reputation of this
periodical. We copy the tabs Of con-
tents which shows the value Of the
March number:
Pussy Schele De We're, with
ten illustrations; Frederick the Great
~. The Marriage of the Crown
Prince, with five illustrations; Shad-
ows-Alice Cary; Natures Common
Carrier Lyman Abbott, with sixteen
illustrations; Broken Music; South
Coast Sauntering in England-(Isle
of Wright, Part II)-MOncure ID.
Conway, with twelve illustrations;
A New Judgement of Paris-Jus-
tin Mccarthy: Civil Service Reform
"A. r.. Marlborough; Miss Filing
toms Niece - Annie Thomas; A
Brave Lady-By the author Of John
Halifax. Gentleman" with two illus
trations; Our Relations with EGG
land u oil. Adam Badeau; Anteros
- (omitted from this number, the au-
thor having failed to furnish copy in
time for publication Jessie-Rosa-
mond Dale Owen; Bolivar, Liberator
Of South America - Eus enc Law.
renee; On a Photograph OF Athens
H. u. Tuckerman; Editors Easy
chair; Editors Literary Record; Ed
itor's Scientific Record; Editors His
torical Record; Editors Drawer.
Our YOUNG Forks for March
abounds with instruction and amuse-
ment for the young people. The con-
tents are: We Girls-a Home Story;
Oh. ILL.,: three illustrations. The
Duck and the Kangaroo; one illus
tration. Capt. Loucarote's Famous
Voyage; by Jas. Parton. Uncle Blue
Jackets Duck boat; one illustration.
Mr.. Clarence goes to Congress; by j..
T. Trowbridge; four illustrations
How Fritz made a Skeleton; one
illustration. Dream of the Little
Girl who would not pick up a Pin;
by Mrs. A. M. Diaz; two illustra-
tions. A Picture; by Annie B. Ste
phens; one illustration Our Mensg-
erie-II., by T. w. Higgenson; two
illustrations The Evening Lamp.
Our Little Box.
Mrs. e. Stuart Phelps will contrib
ute an amusing story for girls to the
April number. Mr.. Trowbridge will
also furnish a story for boys, descrlb-
ing Goose Race" Address Fields,
0sgood & Co. Boston.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for
March, seems to be an improvement
on the previous two or three numb rs.
The contents are: Ia Behalf of the
Birds; Joseph and his Friend-III;
From Pennsylvania Hills to MINES
ota Prairies; The Military Ball at
Goulacaska; The Minor Theatres of
London; BaIder's Wife; A Romance
of Real Life; Adventures and Ad-
venturesses in New York: Time
Works Wonders; The Blue River
Bank Robbery; A Night in a Ty-
phoon; Even - Long; California
Earthquakes; Is Marriage Holy;
Hopes of a Spanish Republic; Cap
tain Ben's choice; Reviews and Lits
erary Notices. Terms: 81 per year.
Address: Fields, Osgood & Co., Bos-
ton.