New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
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~ VIII be published next week
WELLS'S NEW NATIONAL CHART
entitled

~ wr1E M ;? sE gTs Ss4i PSS' T's CHART
entitled
AMERICAS BATTLES;
M'sneen Pi,i,ed T KIN Sf a EI TEE6Es Americas
and embracing all the Battles sAirmshes aud Assaults in
which American Troops have been engaged
with the Revolution aud ending with the Fa oil the city OIL
Making complete Historical Compendium of American Bat.
Ties giving the place and date of every Battle between whom
fought, the number Of killed and wounded &C.
A. Chart Of reference alone worth Dany times the cost;
Every man, and child should possess copy free
address O. PARSONS, P9bli,her,
Agents wanted IN all parts of the United States Papers sy
Ing one insertion will receive copy.
EMI-WEEKLY Tribune
- Tie following is the TABLE Of CONTENTS Vi THE
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. l,los:
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ton Office TfIS MORNING. Price centsl.
LEADING ARTICLES: The Secret 1 Pivqlsed d., End md
Monkey Logic Mounted on Lies Posts versus
Progress; Southern Prophecies Abolition Of Russian
sendom The Dublin Bible Burnngi Democratic
uPoETRY The Yankee Volunteers
III. THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ACCIDENT:
Three Persons Killed. Narratives Of Passengers;
Names Of the Killed and WOundedi Condition OF The
Injured Coroners Inquest.
~. MR.. MITCHELS LECTURE.
y..ESTIMATE OF THE AGRICULTURAL PRO
DUCTS OF THE UNITED STATES FOR 1855.
VI. THE COLD WEATHER
VII. THE ST. NICHOLAS SNOW FESTIVAL
VIII. DEATH OF THE POET ROGERS.
IXDEATH OF PRESIDENT TAYLOR.
IMMORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
XIEsCAPE OF McCREA-HIs ARRIVAL AT DE-
TROIT.
XII. KNOW-SOTHINGs AND CATHOLICS.
XIIITHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XIV. MARINE AFFAIRS
XY.TIE NICARAGUA FILLIBUSTERS.
AYI THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE; Arrival
OF the Canada at Halifax; Peace Rumors ColInuei
NothI from the Cnmea or Asia; Cotton and Bread
.tuas DroOping COusols ssl TO aS2.
DOR A v. h. Off he Free
states and Slavery Restrictions \ Letter from the
Hon. Richard W. TbomPson Reply BY Horace
Greeley.
XVIII. PROM WASHINGTON: Letter from Mr. Greeley.
XIXFROM KANSAS: Letter from Our Special Core
spondent AZ Kekapoo, K T.
Ky SOUTH CAROLINA CHIVALRY AT DIS
COUNT; Letter from Correspondent a. 20. lfnJtr,
south Carolina.
XXI. CONDITION OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVES IN
CANADA.
xxi LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE: Burning Ne.
sTo Hints for Health and Comfort IL Railroad TIA
Yelling Respecting spihtuasn
XXIII EXECUTION or FREDERICK MILLER Al
CUMBERLAND. ND.
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS Death Of an Hmigrant from Tx
rosure ia Boardin house; Another Decision Oh the
ProhbitoTy Law; English and American Adyertis-
iUg; Nebraska Legislature; Apple Trees By the 3fl.
lion Peaches Crepe Culture ~ Dayton; from
Ceue Hoyten; Tie Colonization aase In yirgfaa,
Jnlge Lvnch in Massachusetts,; Death OF Revelation
arr Patriots; The Whae-F shery; Matrimonial;
Kansas; Breach OF Promise. ..-..l
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVI HALERs.
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of tie
stock, Money, Gotten Grain. Ca1le, and other Mar
kets specially reported for The Tribune.
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