Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-01

bic attention.
AMONG the forthcoming new volumes in
the Famous Woman Series are MARY Lamb"
by Mrs. Gilchrisi; "Maris Edseworlh," by
Miss Bertha Thomas, and Margaret Fuller"
by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. All these vol
umes are expected to appear during the year.
THE "Rules and Premium List" OF the
eleventh Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
have been received. The exposition will be
open for the reception of exhibits from
August 18th to September 4th, and will open
its doors TO the public on The 5ih CT Sep
TENDER.
Ma. HENRY GUY CAELEroN, well known in
New Orleans az a writer of marked ability,
has editorial control oil the humorous illus
trated weekly called Life, published in New
York. Life is the Punch of America, while
at the same ii is brighter and better Than it's
London model.
The new volumes in the Famous Women
Series are "Mary Lamb" by Mrs. Gilchrist;
"Msris Eigeworth," by Miss Zimmern;
George Sand" by Miss Thomas, and ''Mar.
gsret Fuller," by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
All these volumes are expected to appear
during the year.
HoUGHToE, MIFFLIs & Co. have in press:
d Life of Franklin, for the American Mca Of
letters Series, by Prof. John B. McMaster, the
author OF the new History Of the People of the
United St1te9, and a new edition OF Mary
Ciemmers novel, HIS Ipo Wives, which has
been out o! print for some years.
The Southern Planter, for June, is a capital
number oil a magazine that it is pleasant to
know ia well supported by the most enter
prising farmers in the Southern States. The
table Of contents ia iull and varied, the arti-
Giles composing ii being timely and of local
al, I'D 4 81 II d.
Mr.. SIDNEY HOWARD GAY will write a
Life Of Edmund Qarey, whose intimate
friend he was for many years, for the Amer
ic1n Men of LatterS Series. Resides DIR.
Holiness Life Of Emerson, already announced,
Mr.. John Bigelow will write of William Gull
len Bryant, and Mr.. John r. g. Hasssrd Of
Baysrd Taylor, Tor the same series.
MEssRs HARPER & ERcs. will publish
Ma. Oliphants latest story, "Ihe Wizards
Son." a charming tale Of life among the
Scotch lochs, which has been running as a
serial in Maehi"1 ms Uagc=ine The firm
have about ready volume of Prof. w. G.
Summers article on social and industrial
topics originally print in Horper's Weekly.
S. w. GREENS Son has published, in a
pamphlet of 1C0.pages, a Cempiete History Of
The New York and Brooklyn Bridge, from it's
conception in 1866 TO its completion in 1885,
The volume was compiled by Mr.. S. w.
Green, and CONTAINS portraits aud sketches OF
men who have been prominent in the coz
struction of the bridge, together with repro
auctions of original drawings.
ANOTHER instaliment of the Comte de
Paris's H'Ptc.y Of the Cal War in America,
has been published in Paris, and the Ameri-
can edition, issued By Messrs. Porter &
Coates, Philadelphis, will be brought out
NIL rha
treats of the Army OF the Potomac in the
Esst and the Army Of the Cumberland in
the West during the year 1868.
TIE Celtic Monthly, for June, is to hand,
| cont aiming fine engraving of the Hon. John
Kelly and an in resting table of contenis
The "Gaelic Department." which is promi-
| nent feature OF this publication, has two
poems, with trsnslations, which will prove an
| int resting study 10 tho DE- irous of learning
the language. The CeEic Mcathly is pub
lished by HaItigan & Cassidy, at III John
street, New York. Subscription s.. per year.
I CHARLES ScRIBNER's Sons are to publish
an clifton of Underground Russio, the book
which has recently attracted SO much atten.
| ton in En- land. They also announce a vol
] ume on Lend and L lbCr in the United St1tes
| by William G. Moody. The book discusses
| the great problems connected with land and
| i@cOA III OdA SOuhhJ III .dStkCdi dEN luOI-
ough way, and offers some simple remedies
for some of the most pressing of our social
| evils.
| A NEW magazine for young people, prin.
cipaliy devoted 10 useful paslimes has Just
Z, been presented TO public notice, entitled
Mcstey. Its purpose is TO meet the needs Of
active mindc1 youths, who have in a meas.
ure outgrown what is called juvenile liters-
ture, or who occupy position just midway
between this special kind of reading and
papers or magazines intended for adults
| Mastery is then in a certain sense practical
magazine.
A WELL KNOWN and highly respectable
| publishing house OF London proposes to re-
| publish in editions OF Eaglish, French, and
German, the official records of the war of the
rebellion, now being published, under the
supervision of Col. Z. n. Scott, by authority
OF Congress. This is the most important
| publication ever made by the government.
1t ia purely official, and from it the real his
! tory of the great civil war in this country
| will be written.
MEssRs d. APPLETON & CO. will add 10
their Parchment Library The Poems of Alfred
Itnnyson in two volumes. The books will
| contain all that was pu blish iu the origi-
| nal two volumes through which the poet be-
| came known TO the world. Oher new books
| in pre- are: The ;ond volume of the re-
| Wis ed edition of Baneroft's Hish.y of the
| Unitsd Stats, Nan Before Metals, new issue
in the International Scientific Circles, and A
| Treatise en- insanity, by DR.. William A. Ham.
mond.
WE are in receipt Of copy OF SIX ansas; lis
Resources and Capabilities; Its Position, Di.
| mensions and Topography" an admirably
printed pamphlet, published by the State
Board of Agriculture at Topeka, accompa.
MED by map, printed in colors. This PAM
| phlet is printed in the English, German,
Swedish ard Danish languages; is for grstui-
tous distribution, and will he sent to anyone
upon application, or will be mailed to any
| address furnished, either IN this country or
Europe, the person sending address to indicate
the language desired.
AMONG the new books announced BY J. B
Lippincott & c.. for publication this spring
| ere: An American edition Of Wiadom P0etry
and PatIos from Ouida's Work., compiled By
the Rev. F. S. MorrV; Aheisn ond Iheism, by
John Q. Wilson; Inc j ret in the Lotus, a
story of American life in Rome, by Mis-
| Mary Agnes Thicker, the authorizes of Signc
| No .,oldinfs Nice; Calumet Of IT, Ct.teGu, and
| Other Legends Of The Westeia Border, by p. w
Norris, and TWO new volumes, Fairy Geld, by
| an anonymous author, new story by The
| Duchess and an elaborated Illustrated edi-
ton OF Grsy's Elegy.
TaE Mississippi Kalcq Medical MOnthl,
for June, F. L. Sim, MD, editor and
proprietor is of Unusual interest to the
| profession in this section of country. Among
the contents are number of interesting
| communications, several reports of pr culisr
| surgical operations, and a large amount oil
csreiully selected matter from the best pub
| licstions of America and Europe. The
| Mcathly should be IN The hands of every
practitioner in the valley. The subscrip-
lion price is only 81 per year, making it the
cheapest, as it is one of the best, magazine
| OF its class published.
MEssRs. J. B. LIPPiNcoTT & Co. have
| adopted neat design for their popular
| novels this sesson-a plain octave paper
cover and double column pages, printed in
large beaded" type. In this convenient and
attractive shape they have published Fairy
| Gold, which the readers OF Lppincotfs Mdsa-
zine have enjoyed, a novel by The author OF
A Lesson in Loue. Still another convenient
shape used by the same house Is duodscimo
| volume in ornamented paper covers, with
kpages undivided in columns. In this shape
\ they have published Logs, Lord Beresford,
and Other Tales, by the author OF Phyllis,
| MoLy Sosca, ETC. A collection of abort stories
| BY so popular an Huther is not likely 10 be
unread. Mansford, on Main street, has both
for sale.
| STEMS United States Calendar for Full 1iOO
| Hundred Years is q work that every farmer,
| merchant, mechanic and professional man
| ought to have. To the lawyer, engaged IN
cases requiring certainty of dates and days,
| II ia a si1. oua nan To the historical invest