Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BURPEE's FARM ANNUAL, for 1888, has
been received.
THE SANITARIAN, OF date January 14tb,
has been received. 1t is az good as usual.
The SOUTHERN TRADE GAZETTE, of date
January 18th, published at Louisville, Is at
hand.
The NASHVILLE ARTISAN, of date Janu-
airy 10Th, lie at hand. II has The usual num-
Der of thrilling articles on mechanical mat
tiers.
THE SOUTHERN LUMBERMAN, published
at Nashville, Tenn, is very excellent pub
LEGATION of its kind. The issue Of date Janu
airy 18th is, as usual, a good one.
SLAVERY AND PROTECTION, BY E. ]. Don
nell, and Stone street, New York, is the
title of pamphlet containing an historical
review and appeal to the workshop and the
farm.
THE specimen pages of the Military Annals
of Tennessee from 1876 to 1882, BY DR.. j. Bec.
rien Lindsey, of Nashville, have been re-
ceived. They give promise Of an excellent
volume.
The MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MEDICAL
MONTHLY, for January, is a very creditable
issue. DIR. F. L. Sim, the editor, is filling it
with m after of interest at least 10 the medi-
cal profession.
THE SOUTH AT SCHOOL, by the Rev. A. ID.
Mayo, is the title of an address delivered be-
fore the American Institute OF Instruction al
st. Adams, VI, July, 1881. Tits very
thoughtful and intelligent address.
THE NATION AND ITs CAPITAL, by the
Hon. L U. Reavis, is the title Of pam
phlet presenting facts and arguments in Ia
vor OF the removal OF the Federal metropolis
from the Potomac to the Mississippiriv
TIE PLANTERS JOURNAL, Of Vicksburg,
number. This is a model journal of lis
kind; it is ably edited, filled with bright
reading matter and plenty of useful ipfor.
nation.
TIE APPEAL has received from Saalfeld't
music store, IL Bible House, New York, aud
| Is Jackson street, Chicago, Richards Neu
| Method for the Piano Forte. The publisher
claim that anybody can play the piano with
/ out teacher with this book. The book con
tains enough instruction for the average be
/ ginner, and its contents embrace all the bes
| and newest musical gems.
The New YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL,
weekly review of medicine, is one of thu
| very best WORKS Of it's class 10 the country
1t is published by D. Appleton & Co, o
New York, and is by many odds the hes
printed and most convenient in form of an,
| Of the medical publications. The typogra
ply, printing aud paper is worthy Of specia
mention. The contributors are among tn
ablest specialists of the Union, some Of then
"the best IN the world" and the articles ant
reports embrace the latest ACHIEVEMENTS il
scientific surgery and medicine. Ever,
physician aud surgeon who would keel
abreast Of the times should subscribe for anc
be constant reader Of the New York Medicd
Journal.
THE CRITIC is now a weekly and Is yer,
much enlarged. Conducted with an honora
BILE intent 10 accomplish the highest result
for literature, it is the most reliable of liter
airy journals, aud is indispensable to all VIII,
would be mustered among the critically wei
read. 1t is honest and candid in all that
says touching books, lite rary men, works o
| art and artists, plays and players, and play
| writer, and music and musicians. Every
department of literature and art is well rep
resented in its columns during year ant
its reviews, while critical, are fair. Tn,
| Critic, mansged in this spirit, has proven
great success, and has taken the highes
rank in journalism. II is an authority tina
| all intelligent readers consult, and a guild
such as is needed nowadays to pilot then
through the intricacies OF very mszs o
books on all sorts of subjects, good, bad AM
Indifferent We cordially indorse and com
| mend the Critic 10 all readers of the APPEAL
| who desire safe, indeed the best advice as t,
| what books to read and which TO avoid, ant
| TO know what is best upon the dramatic o.
the concert stage, and what the best painters
| and sculptors of the world are doing.