Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The SOUTHERN FARM AND HOME
The February number of this valuable
agricultural magazine, which viii issue
from the press in q few days, will contsin
an excellent portrait Of the Grand Duke
Alexis of Russia, who, 1t is reported, will
visit our cit about the 1stof next month.
The hberslity and enterprise which
characterize this periodical merit com.
mendation and extensive patronage. The
Farm and Home and DAILY APPEAL are
furnished at sI2 90; Farm and Home and
WEEKLY APPEAL, So so per annum.
SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL, Ludden &
Bates, publishers, Savannah, Georgia.
The January number of this valuable
monthly is filed to the brim with good
things, ana is eve better than preceding
numbers. We must congratulate the go
Ehesd publishers of the Journal, upon
their deserved success, and extend our
best wishes for its future prosperity and
long life. Elegantly gotten up, tasteful
~ printed, and most ably edited, it ranks
among the few really valuable musical
periodicals published, and must rapidly
win its way into every household. II is
thoroughly identified with the musical
interests OF the South, and we trust every
Southern lady or gentleman Interested in
music viii show their appreciation Of the
enterprise by subscribing at nee. O1ly
SLIPPER year. Joe Locke, 236H Main street,
has it for sale.
a NEW STORY by SAKE Holm (suthor
Of Esther Wynn's Love-Letters, " enti-
tied How One Woman Kept her Hus-
band" appears in Scribner for February,
which also contains an article on the
Defects of the National Banking sys-
tenn" more About the YELLOWSTONE
from Professor Hayden, with drawings
by I. Moran, an illustrated description
OF "The Mormons and their Religion" q
paper by Charles Warner, ''Bsck-Log
Studies-Renewed," and "Christine Nils
SON and her Maestro" by Mrs. r. =.
GreenOugh. DR.. HollSnd, in Topics OF
the Time" protests against "Trihsrs on
the Platform" and, discours6s Of "Dress-
ing the Girls" and merits and dement's
of American and European RsiIwsyH;'
also, notices Of William Hunts pictures
OfSsntley, the singer, ard Mrs. Whitney.
jos Locke, 236H Main street, has it.
THE GALAXY for February, which may
J be had at joe Locks, 237H Main street,
and ct VIII MsnsfOrd's, corner of Monroe
aud Second, is as full of interest IS any
OF its predecessors. The opening article
treats of N~spOleOn's exile IS his third
visit to England, In q cosby vein that
viii revive much that perhaps the reader
has known, but all the more pleasant on
that account. Another is q sketch OF
R1skiDi the sometimes iDcomprehensiole
art critic, the imttstOr of Carlyle's IiugURl
vices snd yes one of the most interesting
writer's of his time. There is another that
recalls the Washington of Henry Clay
and Daniel Webster, and is very free in
its confessions Of John Tyler's reign. A
fourth on the modes of governing cities
will attract the attention of all who are
interested In the honest and non-political
management OF municipalities. Beside
thsS5 there are many others, which, to-
ge.her with the usual editorial matter,
make up a more than ususlly interesting
monthly.
HENRY WADE & Co., booksellers and
~ststiOners, 297 Main street, send US the
High Mills, handsomely illustrated, by
Katharine Saunders, author Of Gideon'E
Rock. From the press Of Lippinoots &
Co., Philadelphia. Also Legends and
Lyrics, by Paul 81. Hsyne. Mr.. Haynes
name IS too familiar with the people OF
the South TO need any commentator at
oar hands, and we feel that we have only
to announce this collection of his poems
70 secure is, in Memphis especially, a
large sale. We have also from Wade &
Co, nom the press of E. 81. Butler & Co,
Philadelphia, Tho American Elocusionisl
and Dramatic Reader, by Joseph A.
Lyons, A. NJ, with an elaborate intrOduc.
tiOn or e.OcusiOn and vocal culture by the
49, - 0~SWAf a. AN PANA~a1OA "
theology ana moral philosophy in the
University of Hotre Dame, The work
| contains four hundred and thirty pages,
is bound in cloth, and has asplendid stssl
engraving OF Webster, besides wcod-Cuts
illustrating gestures and attitudes. It Is
an admirable work, and we trust VIII be
introduced into the classes Of our seversl
schools.
TIE February number of Lippincott'a
Magazine contains the opening ehspterr
Of a new serial novel OF great interest,
power, and brillisnoy, entitled "The
Strange Adventures OF a PhaetoE," from
the pen of that polished snd vigorous
writer, William Black, author OF "a
Daughter of Heth." "Iu silk Attire
etc. Also, "ScrambIes among the Alps
Durirg the Years 1S60-e9," g series Of
graphic and brilliant sketches, by Ed
ward Whymper, profussly and exquisite
ly illustrated after the unrivslsd draw
ipgs of the author, chapters < and XII,
g" The First American Art Academy
first paper, by E. S : " Pid9ie Seaat," q
story, by OhEuncsy HickOx; "The Case
Of Martin Guerre," by Evelyn Ashby
a." AytCun," chapters Ii and iii; 1.-The
LOosing of Lilith," a legend of the nine
teunth century, 2 poem, by Howard Glyn-
don; " Victor Hugo, Drsmstist, Novelist,
Poet" by Kste billiard; The Pompsian
Necklace" a story, by Lucy Hamilton
Hooper; "a Gold-Hunt on the Yellow
stone" by Edward B Neslley; " Adieu,r
a poem, by Charles Warren Stoddard
and the usual Monthly Gossip " and
4" Literature OF the Day" Will. Mans
iord, corner of Monroe and Second, has it
for sale,