Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
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MORNING GLoRIEs is a charming little
volume by Miss Alcott, author of Little
Women, - Little Men" etc. Il is besuti-
fully printed, bound and ilustrated-One
Of the most attractive books evsr issued
for the holidays. G, W. Carleton q Co.,
ofNsw York, are the publishers, It may
be had Of all booksellers.
MOTHER GOOSE, set to music; published
by Carleton, is 3 book to find its way into
the possession Of all children who under
stand music It is smusingly illustrated
by the celebrated Brothers D&lzieI. y. w.
Carleton, ofNew York, is the publisher.
HOUSES Nor MADE WITH HANDS, by
Mamma Gesgee; and a few remarks on a
subject greatly discussed already, by J.
E. G., with illustrations by 'Hoppin, is
also from the press Of Carleton, Of New
York.
TheNovember number o theS0Uthe7nOaJ-
tj0ator is before Us, full ofthe rich harvests
OF experience, and of suggestions from
thoughtful men. No farmer can read this
valuable publication without gathering
hints that will enable him TO improve his
management in soms particular. L is
the great medium for interchange Of ex-
periencs among Southern farmers, having
numerous correspondents In every
Southern State. Athens, Georgia. Price
g year.
BERTHA THR BEAUTY; A Story of the
Southern Revolution. By Sarah J. c.
Whitblesey, author Of "Hesrt-drops" and
other works. Published ~ ClaxtOn,
Remssa * Hafel6nger. Wen printed,
handsomely bound snd very readable.
TIE CADET: A Monthly Magazine, pub
lished At the University Of Nashville. |
The November number is before US. II
is printed on tinted paper and in the lest
Of the art. The contents, in matter
as well as manner, are worthy the cadets
of our oldest and best educational insti-
..
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FACTORY.
number for November OF this ster
ling publication is most creditable to its
able conductors. The Field and Factory
continues 70 improve, not only in typo
graphic appearance, but in the breadth
snds scope Of lis subjects and their manner
II treatment. Among the articles we
Ind n that Is very severe upon the
shelby county fair, more 80, we think,
han it deserves. The managers, in per-
what ths editors Of the Field and
consider Objectionable features,
we're sctustsd solely by what they be-
ieved to be their duty. 1t takes ''slI
Of people TO make a world" and he
'5st caters in public enterprises who
'sars this old and trite saying in mind.
G. Wall and A. NJ. Rsfber are the edi-
DIS Of this admirable publication, which
published at s. per mum in advance,
= the Field and Factory company, Jack ]
IN, Mississippi.
THE THEOLOGICAL MEDIUM: A Cum
3rlsnd Presbyterian quarterly of which
T. 7. C.. Blake is editor. The last num-
y Of this able publication Is before us.
rs printed ron well cut type upon good o.
bite paper. The contents embrace the
circumcision - The token
ID seal Of Abrahamic covenant; by
J. W. Poindexter, oWensboro, Ken
Divinity Of Christ; by w. E. Bee
D. D., Tehuacsns, Texas. A call to a
9 ministry; by Rev. A, a. Moore, Well =
gton Missouri. The works of Philip
d. D., formerly vice president,
d -president-elect Of New Jersey Col :.
e, Princeton, and late president of the ~
diversity Of Nashville, Tennessee; with
arOductory notices OF his life and lsbors;
Leroy J. Hslsey, professor in the AI
Geological Seminary Of the Northwest; 6
r. Beard, D. D., Lebanon Tennessee. Ii
Q office OF ruling elder in the church; W
Rev. N. "a. Saith, Bristow, Kentucky.
ictical theology Entering upon the
byAJ Baird, D. D., Nashville,
Doctrinsl declaration; by the n.
aDgelical Union Of ScotlaBd. The close
be volume. Book notices." The fnst,
0nd and fourth articles viii attract very
erat attentian, They are written In A
fOrcible English; grspple directly ana
b the subjects Of which they treat and fact
relieved Of the dryness which is gene isss
y supposed to invest all Quarterly {" old
Giles, eya style Of treatment that sa- ton
Of the popular. They are, therefore, 70
resting. The review Of the works Of equ
late Dr.. Philip Lindsey will prove es- yea
ally interesting reading to TenDes- cult
lAs py whom the memory Of that great ssSi
good man viii ever be held in highest Al
Grafton. The Theological Medium % !
orthy ats mission and position as Am -
onent Of the theology and policy oil
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
tied, as we have remarked, in tho beet
e, on good paper, and published at
two dollars per annum, it should find RAs
disorder in every member OF the W
-ch It represents and In all who would
iursge a hIgh-tOned, digni6ed, schol- =
publication. Remit by check, post
e order, registered letter, or express,
c. Blake Nashville Tenn, Mkn
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