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FOR DECEMBER, 1855.
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HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER, 1855.
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fluctuations The Franklin square F.ont-The Cliff
st. Front-Mechsnism OF Floou.--The Court. Yard
Ross Browne on the Way Home.-Compo, ition-Com.
posing. stok--A Type.-Gopper-Plate Prsss-Ths Bat
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COMMON STORY. -.
THE NATURAL WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
ILLusrRArIoss.-Ths Belroro Gold Mine.-The Marks
Gold Mine : Shan Driving. Waller Gold Mine The
snsad Gold Mins.--The Lishifoot Nine View Of C0un
bis, Fuvanns County. r,
THE ROYAL PORTRAITS. 40
FIRST AND LAST: A RETROSPECT.
NAMES OF MEN. +..
sALLY's DISAPPOINTMENT
ASPIRATIONS. . ' o'
ARMApALE. By wLKts COLLINS
Book THE FOURTH
CHATTER vIII She comes between them.
CHAPTER TX. She knows the Truth.
ILLusrRAroS.-Ths Moth and the Candle.
OUR THANKSGIVING.
DEATH.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND BY CHARLES DIcKEsa (CoH
oiadedJ1 Del. I'D
Book THE FOURTH.
CHAPTER XII The passing Sbsdow.
CRATER KILL Showing how tho Golden Du'tmsr
helped TO scatter Dust
CH,PrRp XIV. Checkmsts to the Friendly Move.
CnAPrKn Ky. What was caught In the Traps that were
set.
CHAPTER XVI Persons and Things In General
CHAPTER rHs LAST The Voice Of Society
PosrscRiPr. In Lieu Of Pteiace. .t.
AT CHRISTMAS TIME
A VILLAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
HAPPY AND UNHAPPY MARRIAGES.
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AZ. -, ar Jealousy; The Chimney IoIneIi ne
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KING james 5. Anne Proctor; Clemency and Common
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PASSAGES FROM HAWTHORNE'S DIARY. Bein; e1'
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THoRSE beginning period immediately subsequent '"
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GRIFFITH GAUNT; Or, JEALOUSY. new Novel py
CHARLES READE.
THE CHIMNEY CORNER. BY HARRiEr BKEcnkh TOW s
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THE PODEsTA or PADUA. A Story Illustrated
BLEEDING A VICTIM TO DEATH A story Of the French
Police. luusr,ted
ODD CUSTOMS OF ENGLISH THEATERS. Ilas,rhiei-
THE BEAR cARRrEs orF 4 HORSE Illustrated
THE CASTOR OIL PL.AST. IlgsrsisA
TIE CANDLE FLAME. Ilus,I.tsa
A TERRIBLY EARTHoUAKE. nHsTsei
CURIOUS REQUEST
CLEVELAND HALL. A story.
MY CROSS Poem
A NURSES STORY. Illustrated
SELF.MADE MEN Dean Rehpi9p
CATIONS HOUSE. Illustrated.
MRS. HUTCHINSON. An Historical Ibcid-ni. Illustrated
THE GAME OF GAMES Bi1i.fd. nlusI.,ed.
oRASDFATHERs AND oRASDaoTHERs. An Essay.
DINING AT PoMPEH.
A HISTORY 90 PERFUMRRY or THE TOILET
THH DITCH TT'LIP MAMA
THR DEAfH or TIFF FLOWfRS AP0cm.
TIM SECRETS or THE HEART
CHINESE ElsULNG; llusnted-
FfEPIIA |rS WASHING. Illustrated
TIE FROZEN SAILORS ~ EO'ALEMBLA Illus
A LOST LOVE s,or. illustrated
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS
CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:

CONIAINS lhE fOLiO"A1'N ANi'NH@S'
Christmas by Harriet r. Prescott; The Dolls story ~ O.
n Gardce; Farming for Boys X. by the author Of Ten
Acres Enough :; The Cruise OF the Leopold, H. by Over
Optic; Roaring Run, by Louise f Choei isiosn win
Studios IT,. by L b. Adrich Winning his Way, Kill by
Cerleton Country Neighbors Again by Harriet betc.e
Stowe; Afos in the Forest x by Capt Mayne Rea houno
the Evening Lamp
This Number Contains Eigh;cou Illustrations
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A LARGE and Elegant assortment oil 70
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Two THE PUBLIC. by Julius Grubert, at
II Munich Germany. Is Published In ieGs: CHEMICAL
FACTORY Practical Manual. based on the suhoI' own
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5 Number Contains Eigh;cou Illustrations
oI-R yOuNG T0IKs For lass

The Publishers of OUR YOUNG FOLKS take pleasure In
announcing that they nave made hen iUl &
the Magazine additional value and attrnc;iveness Among
the features Of interest for 1856 may be named the
MRS A. D. T. WHITNEY Author Of Faith Gsrtney's
0irlhood The Gayworthys, etc. win furnish Story
be continued through the year entitled Summer In
Leslie Godthwsite's Life"
BAYARD TAYLOR will contribute interesting Incidents OF
Trsvel with MI STATIONS drawn by HIMSELF giving
Glmpses of Childlife IN Foreign Lands.
hRs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE will supply Monthly
Sketches similar to those which have been 30 popular
during the present year
UCARLEToNs" correction with the Ms.azine VII be IN.
broken aud during the year he VIII be regular eon,ribu-
ERs. L. MARIA cTuLD has prepared Christmas story
for the Janusry number and win write at intervals during
the year.
II. B. ALDRICH win continue his series Among the SIN
dos" successive numbers Of which will be adorned with
Drawings specially made by some Of our first artists
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the year. N.-
CAPTAIN MAYNE REID. after completing "Aaoai in the
he prepares for monthly publication.
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There also In preparation Articles on FAMILIAR
AMsHICAN BIRDS, such as the Robin the Swallow, the
"ROUND THE EVENING LAMP"
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ILLUSTRATIONS. 80 !.
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Jnd.on Shows Governors Lsthes Plsnrrs Dri Chucka
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

NKw York, January 30-The steamer Asia
brings the following additional foreign news.
FRANcE.-A duel took place recently at Bots
de Boulogne between Count Tall yrand Perigard
recently made Duke de Montmorencey. and Duke
de Oudestre. one of the plaintiffs in a pending
suit TO prevent the former assuming the Mont
morency title They fought II minutes with
swords. when De Oudestre was wounded in
the arm, aud hostilities were stopped. Count
Perigard also received two Sigh, cuts.
Bourss was firm.
Rentes 67@20c.
The Vienna press asserts that the relations
between Austria and Prussia continue excellent
but nevertheless Austria ia determined 10 with
draw from the alliance rather than permit Prus
STA to annex the Duchies.
The Madrid National asserts that Spain will
demand from Peru an indemnity of Is, 900 ,00C
francs for the expense Of the expedition
The Correspondence announces that the gov
| eminent will act energetically if the E~ncylica'
letter is published without the authority of the
council of state.
ITALY.-It is rumored that Russia and iht
Pope have quarreled over the encyclicsl letter.
NJ. DeSartiges had communicates to Antonel
the measures adopted by the French government
against encyclical letter.
A complete rupture had occurred between Car
dinal Dandrea and the Pope.
The Cardinal had been summoned 10 Rome T.
] answer for rebellious language. under penalty oil
being deprived of the emoluments OF his rank
Ii is stated that the Cardinal refused to leav,
Naples.
BRazII.-Paraguay had declared war sgainsr
Brazil.
A decree was issued announcing a rupture o.
the treaty.
FEsSoE-The pope's e~ncylical letter Is the
leading theme of discussion in France The pre-
fects had been ordered to report on its effects
The government, i, was ssid contemplated a Sc
rious step 10 the matter.
There had-been a difficulty between the French
and English military authorities at Alden.
Bourse frmer.
Rentes 57f 35c.
LoSpoSpKsRY-OsrdinsI Wiseman has had a
serious relapse of illness
The Times city article say: Funds yester
day experienced a further decline. one cause fol
the general feeling Of dependency and unre
lieyed depression of the market far various sta
pics Of colonial produce.
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WAsHiSGrox. J%anusry 30-The ole dollar and
two dollar notes to he issued by the treasury dc
partner. 70 the national banks will soon be de
livered TO the engrsyers.
The following was addressed. on the both of
January. lc65, 10 Vim p Wood. superintendent
of the Old Capitol prison:
Sir: Col. North having been acquitted BY the
military commission before which be was tried
the secretary Of war directs that he be at once
released from confinement. Report the receipt
and execution OF this order.
Very respectfully.
Your ODD, servant, Z. n TOWNSEND.
A. A G..
Nessr.. Richardson ( Browne, journalists,
who esc pei from q lilsburg prison. appeared be-
fore the coamittee on the conduct Of the
war testifying that the rebel agnthorities
are numbering our soldiers bv cold and hunger
while ,hey might easily supply them with ample
food and fuel.
On the 18th Of January many of the prisoner.
were without food for 4 hours
They mention deliberate csses o. killing and
woundlHg.
During the two months from the 18th Of DC
tober to the 18th December. the deaths were p
per cent Of the whole.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

causes. Some time ago the House directed an
inquiry respecting recruits to fill up old re
giments. The secretary of war replies that in
July 1862, a telegram was sent to Gov. An
drews as follows /:
New recruits for old regiments will be muster
ed out with the regiments. The principle an
nounced in telegram has not been applied to all
soldiers mustered into service to fill up old reei-
ments, but the principle applied has been to hold
them for the term of service for which they were
mustered in, taking muster in rolls as conclusive
evidence Of their enlistment contract.
This evening A. j. Burroughs, clerk in the
Office OF the comptroller of tue treasury was
fatally shot by a young woman named Mary
Harris, from Chicago. Conflicting stories as to
the reasons for the commission of the deed are
in circulation.
In remarks concerning the fraud in the treas
ury department Mr.. Hale read from the report of
q select committee of last year, stating that
there was as much fraud on the government by
purchases made by chiefs Of bureaus as in sny
other way.