Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-01
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1873.


TENnE MANAGERS OF TIE ATLANTIC,
while keeping this magazine first in Ameri-
can periodical literature. as regards tho quality
of its contributions and the distinction OF iLs VIII
ters. " i'll especially aim during the oJming year
to treat Questions of Public Interest, rs they
arise. in u tho. ougn and impartial manner.
% nUI liz ~ ova,s If Ssle Ist,r.s ny &c y, s
it indispensable to all those who value the bess
thought in the country on Finance; matters OF
In the highest class of
AMERICAN FICTION,
1t will be particularly FULL and will contain a
serial story ("Detnoli; a ROMANCE ia s parts.
by VIM IL Bishop; another gThe EurOpeaps( IN
four parts by Henry James, Jr. and a third. In D
OF parts. By w Howells.
SHORT STORIES
VIII be contributed by B Aldrich. Rose Terry
Cooke; Constance Fenimore wilson, III Scud
der,J w DeForest, and other old and new writers
for the Atlantic. including the author Of The
Child of the State"
SKETCHES AND ESSAYS
By Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner vii
constantly appear. Descriptions of
FOREIGN LIFE AND TRAVEL
By w w Story Studies oil Artistic and Social
Life in Kome''j L u Aldrich, NTom POnkapeg TO
Pesth) aud Charles Merton Essays on Italian
Cattle Irais) re promised.
STUDIES FROM FRENCH, GERMAN AND
ENGLISH BOOKS
Not easily accessible to the general reader. and
characterized each by some peculiar claim upon
his interest, will be useful and pleasant feature
for the new year. T. S. Perry. III: x. scodl ..
Henry James. Jr. Richard Grant White. W ID
Howels. Harriet w Preston aud others. wills a.
tribute these studies. Interesting contributions
may DO ex pected from Edmuad Q Ste imam. Sa-
rah Jewett, author of Deephayen Sketches. and
others, including some curious "Reminiscences
Brook Farm. By a member Of the Association.
MATTERS OF ARTISTIC AND MUSICAL
INTEREST
VIII be treated in frequent articles, and the lit
er ~ criticisms will be as ever. full. varied and
THE CONTRIBUTORS CLUB
To which SO many readers already turn tho FIRST
thing. will De ENLARGED and rendered constantly
more attractive. In yoErRv
The ATLANTIC viii continue to excel. The older
contributors. identified for twenty yeass with is
t Rn1 ana pr IToWSP eTT L9neTELLsw Df
Will appear as heretofore. and the ATLANTIC.
which has introduced to the public the best
among our younger writers, will b" the ayrnu.
OF VIII teyer is most promising AID char c'eristi'
- ~" TIE ATLANTIC PORTRAITS
OF Bryant and LOngfelow, remark able iDI tn-ii
lonce, the publishers have added rev iiu size
portrait of New Engand's faYOrite poet JOAN
GRbENLEAF WHITTIER. These portraits
to any part of the countrJ By mail without injury
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.
Single or specimen numbers. 80 cents. early
subscrptio2 ~ W. postage tree. with life size
portrait Of Whittier. BRYANT or BonefelloH g. a.:
with two portraits 800 wirh all three port rats
S7.00. 9H-SPECIAL OPFER-Tho November and
December nun bers of the ATLANTIC. containing
poems by Whittier and Longfellow and the COM
"Detmold." wi ii be mailed free to all new sub
scribers to the ATLANTIC for 1873 who remit their
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Order draft on New York or Boston. oTresistSrs3
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