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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE
81, 1862,
I. Leading Articles: The Recent Campaign
in the Valley of Virginia; 4 Vote to be
Scrutinized Charles Sumner Abraham
Lincoln The American Churches and sla-
very Color-Nortl and South Confisca
uofii Closing a Controversy Editorial
Paragraphs
II From Gen. MeClean's Army: Correspon
denee of The n. Y Tribune
III The Late Rebel Foray CORRESPONDENCE OF
The \. Y Tribune
" From Washington: Special Dispatches te
The y. Y. Tribune.
V The Battle at Fort Republic
VI fremont's Pursuit of Jackson /: Correspon-
dence of The N Y. Tribune
VII Later From New Orleans
TX The Floods in the Coal Region
X Attack on Charleston Details of the Fxpe.
dition; Landing on James Island; Opera
wounded; Capture Of Guns ana hPliso Prsoners er
Correspondence of The N Y Tribune
Al From Port Royal; First Regiment of South
Carolina Volunteers Correspondence OF
The n. Y Tribune
MI From From Cen G. a., FTsmons,s Army; correspon-
dence Of The \. Y. Tribune.
The n. Y Tribune
NV Late Southern Items
XIV Proceedings in Congress
XVI The Glorious Fourth; Correspondence et
The \. Y Tribune.
XVII. From the Burnside Expedition; The Other
Side of the Stanly colyer Matter; Expla-
nations Of the Military Governor; He Will
Not Enforce the Fugve-Slave Law; \
Plain Statement of Facts. Correspondence
of The N Y. Tribune
XVIII. General News Summary
XIX. War News Summary.
XN.. Various War Items
XXI ON the Threshold Of Door: Il True Story
of First Love.
XIII. Poetry: Mothe and Poet"
XXTU- Experience in Horse Flesh
XXIV American Institu, Farmers Club.
XIV The Vote for State Cficers at the late Elec-
ton in Virginia.
XXVf.. How the Rebels Starve Union Prisoners
XVII. The " Ashby Boys: Correspondence of
The n Y. Tribune
XVIII. Prisoners of War held at Salisbury
XXIX. State Prisoners Confined at Fort McHenry
xxx. Remarkable Prophecy
XXI. The English Wheat Market and the Grow
ing Crops.
AAXII From Europe
XXXIII. Political.
XXXIv Personal
XXXV. City News.
XXXVI- Miscellaneous Items.
AAXNII- Marriages and Deaths.
XXXVIII. The Horse Market.
XXXIX. Commercial Matters Full reports OF the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain, and Cattle
Markets, specially reported for the N Y
Tribune.
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