JANIE THOMPSON'S LOVERS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
Memoirs of Winfield Scott; Margaret Denzil's His-
tory; Webster's Dictionary, 258. Under the Ban;
From Dan to Beersheba; Queens of Song; Idyls of Bat-
tle; Hall's Arctic Researches, 259. Napoleon's History
of Cæsar; Vámbéry's Travels in Central Asia; Gill-
more's Siege of Charleston: Holley's Ordnance and Ar-
mor, 804. Thackeray's Vanity Fair; Praed's Poems;
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LOVES OF A LIFETIME
Doran's Annals of the Stage; Life of Mendelssohn;
March's Method of Philological Study, 805. Hooker's
Mineralogy and Geology; Burton's Culture of the Ob-
serving Faculties; Stone's Life of Sir William Johnson;
Christian's Mistake; Thoreau's Cape Cod; Jaques's
Croquet; Tony Butler; Luttrell of Arran; Uncle Silas,
800.
February, 529. Lee appointed Confederate Generalissi-
mo, 529. Capture of Fort Fisher, 530. The Dutch Gap
Canal, 531. Confederate Iron-Clads in the James River,
531. Hood's Escape, 531. Grierson's Raid, 531. In
dians in Colorado, 531. Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution prohibiting Slavery, 531, 670. The Mis.
souri Ordinance, 532. The Peace Conference, 667. The
Dead-Lock at Richmond, 667. Capture of Wilmington,
668. Conflagration at Savannah, 668. Capture of Co-
lumbia, 668. Capture of Charleston, 668. General Lee
on the Arming of Slaves, 669. Confederate Bill to arm
Slaves, 669, 803. Action of the Virginia Legislature,
669. Lee appointed General-in-Chief, and Johnston to
command in Carolina, 669. Proclamations of Governor
Magrath of South Carolina, and of Governor Vance of
North Carolina, 669. Message of Governor Brown, of
Georgia, 670. The Crew of the Florida, 670. Execu-
tion of Beall, 670. Action of States on Amendment to
the Constitution, 670. Sherman's March from Savan-
nah to Goldsborough, 800. Actions at Aiken, Fayette-
ville, Averysborough, and Bentonsville, S01. Schofield's
march from Newbern, 801. Battle of Kinston, 801.
Sheridan's Operations in the Valley, 801. Battle of
Waynesborough, 801. Cutting the James River Canal,
801. Lee's Unsuccessful Attack on Fort Steadman, 801.
Grant's Movement, 802. Battles of March 30 to April
1, 802. Occupation of Petersburg and Richmond, 802.
Lee's Retreat, 802. The Confederate Congress, 802.
Davis's Extra Message, 802. Reply of the Senate, 803.
The Gold Bill, 803. The Negro Enlistment Bill, 803.
Governor Vance's Appeal, 803. Execution of Kennedy,
803. Burning of the General Lyon, 803. The Behring's
Strait Telegraph, 803. Surviving Revolutionary Sol-
diers, 803. Failure of the Canadian Confederation, 803.
MIDDLETOWN, SHERIDAN'S VICTORY AT........
MISSISSIPPI, MILITARY ADVENTURES BEYOND..
MISS MILLIGAN'S SERMON..............
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
UNITED STATES.-State Elections in October, 119.
The Anti-Slavery Constitution in Maryland, 119, 255,
Davis's Journey in Georgia; his Speech at Macon, 119.
Furloughs and Exempts in the Confederacy, 119. Ne-
groes as Soldiers, 120, 257, 669. The Northwestern
Conspiracy, 120. Governor Brown, of Georgia, and Gen-
eral Sherman, 120. Letter of A. H. Stephens, 120.
Sheridan in the Valley of the Shenandoah, 121, 255,
801. Grant's Operations before Petersburg and Rich-
mond, 121, 255, 392, 531, 667, 802. Price's Operations
in Missouri, 122, 256. Hood's Movements in Georgia
and Tennessee, 122, 256, 390, 529, 531. Confederate
Raid from Canada, 122. The Robbery at St. Albans,
122, 258, 393. The Presidential Election, 255, 666.
The State of Nevada, 255. Operations before Richmond,
255, 667, 802. Battle of Cedar Creek, 255. Actions at
Saltville and Bull's Gap, 256. Price driven from Mis-
souri, 256. Sherman's March through Georgia, South
Carolina, and North Carolina, 256, 390, 529, 668, 800.
Destruction of the Albemarle, 256. Capture of the Flor-
ida, 257, 393, 670. The Confederate Congress, 257,529,
669, 802. Message of Jefferson Davis, 257, 802.
ports of the Confederate Secretaries of the Treasury and
of War, 257. Confederate Debt and Currency, 257, 802.
Arming of Slaves by the Confederacy, 257, 803. The
Seizure of the Roanoke, 258. Exchange of Prisoners,
258. Meeting of Congress, 388. Mr. Chase, Chief
Justice, 388. The President's Message, 388. Reports
of the Secretary of the Treasury and of the Postmaster-
General, 389. Business of Congress, 389, 532, 666.
Sherman in Georgia, 390, 529. Vice-Admiral Farragut,
390. Capture of Savannah, 390. Hood's Defeat at
Nashville, 391. Expeditions in Mississippi and Ala-
bama, 391. Destruction of Salt-Works in Virginia, 392.
Attempt upon the Weldon Railroad, 392. Operations
against Wilmington, 392, 530, 668. The first Unsuc-
cessful Attack, 392. Various Reports, 392. The St.
Albans Raiders, 393. Attempt to burn New York,
393, 803. The Case of the Florida, 393. Sinking of
the North America, 393. New Call for Troops, 393.
Deaths of Dayton and Dallas, 393. The Situation in
MR. FURBUSH.........
MR. RASPTON'S RESURRECTION......
MUSIC IN A CROWD..
FOREIGN. The Canadian Confederation, 122, 803.
The St. Alban's Raiders, 122, 256, 390, 529, 531. Bra-
zil and the Florida, 257, 393, 670. The Papal Bull,
532. Spain and St. Domingo, 532. Italian Convents,
532. Serfdom abolished in Caucasia, 532. Bill to re-
move unworthy Aliens from Canada, 532. Surrender
of Burley, 532.