Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

The November number completes the twenty NTH vol
Of Harpe,'s New Monthly Mazazinc. The publish
ume which has preceded II. The following list eoMpo-
portion Of the gravcr papers which have appeared
in this volume.
POLITICAL HIsroRY.-The New England Confederacy-
The First Colonial Congress-The Formation and adop-
ton the Federal Constitution Burrs ConspiracyThe
Hartford Observation-Disclosures in South Carolina
BloGRAPmr.-tieorge Bancroft-I.ouis Agassiz- Bena.
min Silliman-John =. Kennedy-Charles Dickens
Frederick the Great
TRAVELS AND ApvExruRKs.--A Dangerous Journey
Rough Riding Down souihIn the Buffalo Country
Trip to NorwayArctc Explorations-visit to Poland.
sxErcHEs, Social AND .EsrEkrIc-Iast Of the Dan.
County North Caroina-Along the Wharves Of New
York-St. Lukes Hospitals-The Pioneers Of Kentucky.
MANUFACTURES Asp scIsScE.-About Cannon-A No
table Congress-Iron Clad Vessels.
TALES AND Poems. by Marian c. Evans. Fitz James
O'Brien. Harriette 3. Prescott, 7. 8 Arthur Alice b.
Haven. Anthony Traopc. Kate j. Nicely. n. G. shep-
herd Louise Chandler Meuton, Park Denjamine, Eliz-
abeth D. B. Stoddard. Clarence Stckney, Diana Maria
Mulock, T. r. Aldrich, Jane G.. Austin, Thomas Dunn
English
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