Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-22
THE NOVEMBER MAGAZINES.

HARFER's for November is q number
fun up and running over with good things.
Among the illustrated articles we ind one on
| the Bahamas on Decorative Art ana
Architecture" ny mOncure D. conway, the
able. cul-ured snd thoroughly iadlcal Loud0n
correspondent OF the Cincinnati CONNER "a {,
a correspondent Of whom we take occasion
here TO say that he has no superior In Europe
nr America. CASTELAR, continues his "Repub-
Ican movement ID Eurupe, ana We nave inc
first paper OF "A series entitled the "FlTst Cen
tury Of the RepubIic:" aud amOug the poems
the most noticeable is a little brochure from
Joaquin Miller, entitled, "Ehe Pl1tns-a
PrOpu6cf." MansiOrd has il, cut and
trimmed all ready for readers.
THE GQlGrV for November il Of IN
usual interest. o Leah, a Woman Of Fash
iOn,'' is continued. ard among The art cles we
ind: my Captive BY Louise Chandler
MOuitOn; Dean Stanley and the English
Established Church." by Ju-tn Nearby;
" salmon Fishing IN Canada" Rhyme and
Reas 0n,' BY J. Brander Matthews; From
lis; " A Wheel that Starts Itself and Never
stops" ty J. II. M'kay; "The Acorn" by +.
". b; " Win acid and Needle" by
George Lowell Aus.in; " TOleraDly Sci
entihc,' by f. A. Harris; Counsel
In the SOuih," by Mrs. :. n. 3. Plat;
"The Foludliugs Of Paris, by Albert Rhodes;
ism Dietary SYSTEM" by v. 81. Ros nblatt;
Substance or shadow" by NJ. T.. W. s;
-Ihe Musical. Monster" by richard Grant
White. WIKI these We have the usual mass
OF .sDrin Wood" the "Seientific Miscellany"
"-urreni Literature and "Nebul5e.'
SCRIBNER's for November is equal
TO auy Of the preceding numbers which have
made It 50 popular and won for n 20 nigh
place among the magazines OF England as
vel As the United states. Mr.. King con-
tuues his Crest south" giving this time
" pictures from Florida" OF which we can
truthful say they are among me besJ llluS-
tr8tiOus We have yet had from tine south. We
have also an illustrated paper which tells
about he celebrated Miracle OF Lourdes "
va q fa p "a q "a
by J. r. IroW bridge, author OF "The Naga-
BONDS and the "JacK Haz I'd" stories; a scene
from Dr. Hollands "AislreSS OF the Manse, ~
with illustration; more OF jules Verne
n vsteriOus Island" and the begin
ming Of SAKE Holmes "My Tourmahne;'
a brief biographical and critical sketch
Of Rich ard Wagner, the famous composer,
by Mr.. IIuefisr, au lhor Of SThe Music OF the
fufure.' There are short stories by Boyesen
ttrhe story OF an GutcaSt'1 and Stockton
p' Nudder Grange, and This number gives
seccad paper Of "RecOilections Of Charles
sumner by his privace secretary, Mr.. JOnn-
son. Dr Holland, in "Eopics o the Time"
oil cuSses Tyndall late address, and 1.-THE Re
lat on Of tie gymen 10 Women" "Ihe I'D
Caoine describes "a Trip 10 the city," and
the other departments have contents much
as usual. Mansford has 10.
WE have never seen a better, hap
pier, or more interesting number of the 81.
Nicholas than that for November. Among the
stories there lis The open ng Of "Tchumpin," a
stirring Russian tale, bv e.. 4. stephens; a
'lrOtty" story, by Mrs. Elizabeth s. Phelps;
\ 1aL DuLeu louHk FfhfaA-s x s'oFy OF
Bunker Hill; "The Hidden Treasure, tale
Of pirate life in FouHa, by ) w. G. Benia-
m n; New York Thanksgiving story, a coon
b tory, and an interesting ghost story. Then
there are practieal articl s. such as "rhe Tran
ST. Of Venus; How the Car stopped; Nusuf,'
an eastern sketch; itNenu rs OF 'ailo;" " Legends
and SupersUtions," by n. $. Dodge; "a Billy
q Oat ScnOolmaster;" "rhs Aar1-Nark," with
lllustrs atoms OF this curious animal, and an
article On the construction Of East India toys.
There are poems by DR.. J. @. Holland, Anna
Z. BracEett, NJ airy X. Bradley, and Mary Mapes
Dodge. -. tells about the "Auts' Mon
DAY Dinner" Alice Williams has a sketch. |
fan OF delicate fancy, called "The Marriage
OF the Gold Pen and he Iukstand - and there !
are some capital boys letters from Dick Har- |
din at the Sea-shore." The illustrations this |
2 heppard has a spirited frODtispiece, and sew |
eral smaller pictures. Sol Eytnge, jr. CON |
tributes two capital picture, and Granville /
Perkins has a beautiful view OF a Florida |
bayou. Then there are comic pictures by |
Frank Beard and Master Frederick Chapman; |
pictures o. animals by James {. Beard ,Conck-
lin, and HOchsJeiu; ianciful drawings by /
j. N. S. Scanneli pictures of Japan /
csc subjects by A. G.. Warren; and an I
excellent picture OF the "Nenus OF MilO,'' en- !
gravel from a photograph taken expressly /
for This illustration, besides many other MIS- /
cellaneous pictures. We hGve an sorts OF cu- |
ripus ories, from Pulpit" and /
the Letter Box and Riddle Box craGnmed full 4
Mr.. Bartlett has turned Mrs. DOdge's popular 4
I" Hiss MalOny on the Chinese Question: into /
an acting chaIade, and there are three full /
pages Tor the 'Fery Little Ones" What more
could anybody want? MansfOrd, corner OF |
Monroe and second street, has 10 for sale.