Lincoln, Abraham, death of. April 15 93 On abolition. Feb. 12 45 On negro suffrage. Feb. 11; Aug. 12 44, 184 Literature, first of the New World. Mch. 13 70 Louisiana Territory, acquired from France. Apr. 30 105 Manassas, first Battle of. July 21 166 Marshall, Chief Justice. Sept. 24 217 Meade, Gen. Geo. Gordon, Southern tribute to. July 1 150 Negro, status of. Sept. 11 208 New Orleans, Liberty Place Anniversary. Sept. 14 210 North Point, Battle of. Sept. 12 208 Nullification, Northern view of. Nov. 25; Dec. 21 263, 281 Southern view of. Nov. 24 262 O'Hara, Theodore. July 20 165 Old South, life in the. Sept. 11, 21 208, 216 Oliver, Thaddeus. Aug. 9 182 _Peggy Stewart_, burning of the. Oct. 19 233 Poe, Edgar Allan. Oct. 7, 8 224, 225 First monument erected to. Nov. 17 258 Pope, Gen. John, Address to the Army of Potomac. Aug. 26 193 Polk, James Knox. Nov. 2 244 Port Hudson, fall of. July 9 156 Prisoners, mortality of. Nov. 11 252 Of war, exchange of. Nov. 9, 10, 12, 13 250, 251, 253, 254 Raleigh, Sir Walter. July 16 162 Reconstruction. Jan. 4; Mch. 2; Aug. 21; Oct. 21; Nov. 19, 22; Dec. 3, 4 16, 62, 190, 235, 259, 261, 269, 270 Bill Arp's view of. Oct. 18; Nov. 23, 29 232, 261, 265 End of. July 15 161 Foreshadowed. April 15 93 Negro oratory on. Dec. 4 270 A prophecy of 1869. June 26 146 Religious Freedom in Maryland. Mch. 25, 27; Apr. 21 77, 78, 99 Rumsey, James, letter to, from Geo. Washington. Sept. 7 205 Rumsey, trial of the steamboat. Dec. 10, 11, 12 274, 275 Ryan, Abram J. Aug. 15 186 Sandys, George, first author of the New World. Mch. 13 70