| Southern Hate of New England. By Miss Virginia Sherwood, | 241 | | Waiting for News. By Mrs. Mary E. Nealy, | 255 | | Early History of Printing and the Newspaper Press in Boston and New York. By W. L. Stone, | 256 | | Reconnoissance near Fort Morgan, and Expedition in Lake Portchartrain and Pearl River, by the Mortar Flotilla of Captain D. D. Porter, U. S. N. By F. H. Gerdes, Asst. U. S. Coast Survey, | 269 | | Diary of Frances Krasinska, | 274 | | The Isle of Springs. By Rev. Mr. Starbuck, | 284 | | The Grave, | 292 | | Reason, Rhyme, and Rhythm. By Mrs. Martha W. Cook, | 293 | | Remembrance. By G. F. G. | 296 | | The Great Riot. By Edward B. Freeland, | 302 | | The Deserted House, | 312 | | Spring Mountain, | 314 | | Japanese Foreign Relations, | 333 | | Was He Successful. By Richard B. Kimball, | 346 | | Jefferson Davis and Repudiation, | 352 | | Editor's Table, | 355 |
Charles Godfrey Leland and Edmund Kirke have withdrawn from the editorial management of this Magazine. All communications, whether concerning MSS. or on business, should be addressed to JOHN F. TROW, Publisher,
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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1863, by John F. Trow, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. John F. Trow, Printer. |
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