Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
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POLITICAL ITIsToRY The New England Confederacy-
The First Colonial Congress-The Formation and adop-
ton of the Federal Constitution Burrs Conspracy-The
Hartford Observation-Disclosures in South Carolina
The English in India
BoGRApnr.-Gcorgc Bancroft-Louis Agassz-Benia-
min Sliman-John p Kenncdy-Charles Dickens
Frederick the Great.
TRAVELS AND ADvEyTuREs.-A Dangerous Journey
Rough Riding Down south-In the Buffalo Country
SKETCHES, Social AND EsrnErIc.-Last of the Dan
dies-The Dead Letter oHlce-Social lEshetics-Surry
County, North Cnrolna-Along the Wharves of New
York--St. Lukes Hospitals-The Pioneers of Kentucky
MANUFACTURES AND ScIENcE.-About Cannon--A No
table Congress-Iron Clad Vessels.
TALES AND poEMs, by Marian C.. Evans, Fitz James
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herd, Louise Chandler Meuton, Park Bepiamine EIiz-
abefh D. b. Stoddgr!i, Clarence stckney Dnna Maria
Muiock, 7. b. Aldrch, Jane G. Austin, Thomas Dunn
English.
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