Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-27
LITERARY NOTES.

The Southern School Journal is The title of
new weekly which, as It's name implies, is
devoted to educational matters. The fret
number gives promise OF future usefulness.
II is handsomely printed and skilfully edited.
The June number Of the Nashville Jour
nal of Medicine and Surgery, is quite up to the
reputation that able periodical has earned.
The tableof contents embraces timely articles,
those on surgery and obstetrics having es-
pecial value. Msnsiord has it for pae.
THE CoNTIEENT, for June 9th, contains
the FIRST chapters Of Marion Harland's new
story, judith" and the concluding chapters
OF Mrs. WalHorth's novel, "a Mississippi
Martyr" TIE other articles are excellent,
and the illustrations superb.
THE Chicago Railtcay Age is the ablest and
beat publication of lis class in This country.
Il would be impossible to improve it. Mr..
Talbot, Its conductor, has kept it abreast of
the age and up to the latest improvements In
railroad construction and management.
THE Painters Journal, for June, is full of
timely articles, those most noticeable being de-
voted 10 the Cotton Centennial Exposition, to
be held at New Orleans next yesr. Too
much cannot be 90 i'd on this subject, nor can
too much work BE- done for it. Col. More
head deserves the support of the people OF
the whole country as one OF its most enter
hin first, last and all the time.
ANDREws'- Bazaar for Jolly, is published
under the auspices of new management.
1t shows decided improvement over any
previous issue. The new proprietors pledge
themselves TO make it better with each suc-
ceediDg number, until they place the Bazaar
above and beyond every possible competitor.
We would advise our lady readers tc send
ten cents for a sample copy, and post them
selves on their grand premium offers.
THE CELTIC MAGAZINE, for July, has for
frontIspiece well.executed portrait OF Dan
lei DJugherty, of Philadelphia, the great
orator of Pennsylvania. 1t ia accom- panied
by biographical sketch, which lakes on, to-
ward the close, the form Of disquisition on
oratory. The other erticies are of the ex
cell, usual TO the Celtic, which ia especial
ly worthy of the support of every man and
woman Of Irish birth or parentsge. Mans
ford, on Main street, has it for sale, and will
take subscriptions.
A HIsToRY OF AMERICAN SHIPPING, IFS
PRESTIGE, DECLINE AND PROSPECT, is very
valuable con ribution to the full and COM
prehensive knowledge OF subject that
threatens 10 become QUESTION for public de
bate only 81 Good 10 the tariff Mr.. Charles
S. Hill, the author, is . weli-knoWn static
tici an, whose Industry snd accuracy, and
sometimes his conclu-ioBs, have been freely
Acknowledged in the APPEAL This history
embraces the condition of cur shipping 10
the foreign Carrying trade, our cossiwise
conditions, cur omnercial treaties, snd tire
pol c;es OF foreign nations in merchant ship
pirg. Appleton & Co New York, publish
ers Man ford will order it for those who
want it.
CHARLES ScR1BSER's Sons publish From
Gettysburg 10 he Rapidan: The Army Of the Pc
tomac. July, 1868, 70 April 1864, BY Gen. An
drew A Humphreys. Tnese eighty-six
pages, it was intended, should occupy the frst
part OF the same writer's NGTdfits of The
VIgiaia Campaign Of 1864 and 1865, bat was
exc uded for the sake of brevity. This lit
tie book nsrrates The retreat OF Lee from
Gettysburg, the pursuit of Gen. Meade be-
youd the Rspidsn, the withdrawal from
Mine RuD, aud Kilpatfick's attempt 10 cap
ture Richmond. There are three mans and
the correspondence between the Confederate
and Federal authorities touching the Dahl
greu raid in the vicinity Of Richmond.
WITH a view to better understanding be-
tween the people, d.. Wissis iecturrs on
AIN isism and Christianity, their Agreements
and D ssgreements," has been publ shed in
book form BY Leo Wise & Co.. Of Cipcinosti,
publishers Of the American Iraelite ia Whose
columns they first appeared Thee lectures
are very liberal in tone, AID exceedingly in
strnc.ive, quite as broad and Tree as one
would expect In q scholar who thanks heaven