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2 PASS. COL. Banana will grow in Savannah 204 4 Baptists in Georgia. Statistics 90 5 “ “ United States 1®? 5 “ “ the South, Educational Statistics.!ft? 5 Barometer useful to Fanners 158 5 Barnette. Dr. J. 8., Marriage of IS9 5 Battle-Field, A Sketch, [N. A. P.] 84 8 Beans, How Cured 184.2.. 199 5 Beards, How to be Worn 204 4 Belmead Mansion House, Ya., Plate of 136 2 Bells, Essay on, [A. Z.] 1®) 1 Bement, C. Ng 72 2 Benardo 89 1 Bench and Bar of South Carolina, 156.3 195 2 Bersaglien, Description of the 43 8 Berckman, L. E 87 2 Berckmans, P. J 143 4 Bessie B 169 1 Bettie Bowers’ Reverie... 76 4 “ Beulah,” [Kate C. W.] 188 5 B. F W 134 8 Bible, Edward Everett on the 12 2 “ English Translations of , '2l 2 “ First Printed Copies, by Dr. Faustus. .155 4 “ No. Books, Chapters, Verses A Letters. 67 5 “ Printing Monopoly in England 82 1 Bibb, W. C ~...190.8 —198.3..206 2 Birds. Nests’ Edible, Notice of. 122 5 “ Chapter on Ornithology,(for children).. 163 3 Births, Male and Female, Comp. No. of 130 5 Blackberries, New Rochelle 176 1 “ Rochelle —Its. Value 80 1 “ Varieties of 82 1 Blennerhasset Papers, Notice of 18 5 Blondin Crosses Niagara on a Rope 58 2 Blount, Miss Annie R, 2.4—18.1 —67,1..115 1 Bob Marr at Old Ellison’s [Norn de Plume].. 91 3 Bonaparte, Nap., Seeking English Service 85 1 Bone Dust t.. .185 2 Bones and Wheat 198 4 Book, Oldest in the United States 84 4 Ilouthillier do Ranee, [Emmie Emerald] 108 4 Boys, Essay on, [Mrs. M. A. McCrimmon].. .131 1 Brain of Man, Superiority of 67 5 Branch, Mrs. Caroline Ucntz 188.1. .140 1 Breckmans, P. J.; 64 2 Breeding in and in, (Ed.) ... ,134.1-[l>] 134’5.. 142 2 Bread stuffs. Exports and Imports of 168 1 Brokers, Technicalities of 41 4 8u1b5...: 160.1—168.2.. 183 5 Burhet, Description of, (Ed.) 88* 8 Burns' Manuscripts, Sale of 182 5 Buttor, Art of Making Good 72 1 “ Goshen, How Made 40 1 “ The Scicucc of Bad 63 4 Buttermilk and Longevity 143 1 Butts, John H., Marriage of.. 165 5 C. 67 2 Ciesars, Tomb of the, in Rome 82 4 Calceolaria. The, Description and Plate of 96 2 Camels in the South—Letter B. M. Woolsey.. 15 1 “ “ from Mongolia 90 5 “ United States 204 5 Candles,Stearic Acid, How Made in London. .119 4 Carrion Birds—Have they the Sense of Smell?. 30 4 Carats Fine, Term Explained 98 5 Cattle —Horns Not to be Bored 22 5 ** How Driving Affects the Meat of 151 4 * Soilingof 167 2 “ Texas Fever, in the Southwest among.lß4 8 O.E. Gg 85 4 Chatham county, Ga, Census of for 1859 117 3 Chess, Augusta * Charleston Match 60 4 “ Automaton Chess Player, 109.3.. 149 1 “ Board,N umbering and Lettering 0f.... 101 3 “ Column, weekly, (commenced) 52 5 “ Game between Morphy & Thompson. 52 5 “ Statistics of Philidor's Games 133 1 China Trees, Origin of 29 5 Children, Discouraging 183 1 Chickens, Gapes in 29 5 “ How Hatched 82 4 China—Defeat of English at Mouth of Peiho. .127 4 China, Minister Ward, Brit Defeat, 157.5 143 2 Chinese, Character of, [Rev. B. W. W.] 149 4 China and the Chinese, (Let from Hong K0ng.165 4 Chinese Coolies in China 171 1 Children's Column, (commenced) 188 8 Cholera, Hog—Cause of 191 5 Choate, Rufus, Death of 187 5 Churches and Denom. in N. V, No. of .89 2 Cider, Improvement of 77 2 “ and Cider Making 144 3 Cisterns for Stables 40 8 Cities on Atlantic Seaboard—Population of.. .187 5 Clark,MDonald—Mail Poet, Anecdoto 0f.... 9 5 Clay Family, The Genealogy of 108 5 Clay, Henry, Baptism of II 5 Cleveland, Henry, 6.4—18.2.. 84 1 Climate, Effect of on Sheep ; 159 8 Clover Culture at the South, (Ed.) 88 2 Coal, Extent of Fields In IT. S 47 2 " Use of, in locomotives 76 4 Cobb, T. R. K., 142.4 164 2 Coffee Trade, The 190 5 Cold Pits for Plants • • 175 4 Commercial Department (commenced) 191 3 Consols, What They Aro • ••• 124 5 Consumptive's Reply, The, [Prentice] 132 • 2 •Convention of Cotton Planters at Macon 168 2 Cooly Trado in Cuba 47 4 Cooly Emigrant Trade, Statistics.. 191 5 Coolies in China 191 5 Cora and V lour 88 1 Coral Insects, Wonderful Structures by 132 5 Cork Oak, (Quercus Suber) Description of 132 5 Corn as a Southern Staple, (Ed.) 88 1 Corn Fields, Rats in 40 2 Com, Indian, Its Product , 207 1 Cotton, Culture of In Cuba 8S 4 Cotton—lmports in Great Britain for 1858... .ISB 8 Cotton, King I}J 4 “ New Crop, First Bale in Augusta lit 3 a ** ** “ Columbus .. .109 5 *»“•*“ Hamburg, 5.C.117 8 * “ a a Macon 119 8 a a a a Mobile 101 4 a a a a Montgomery .101 4 a a a a Savannah....lo9 5 “ Packing, Am. and Ind. Bagging 183 1 “ Packing, Frauds in 127 5 •* Picking, Hints for 151 8 “ Plants, Analysis of Soil and, (Ed.) 14 5 Cotton, Rust in, [A. C. Walker] 15 2 “ Seed, Cake from 47 8 “ statistics, Export and Consump 127 5 Country Life, [Sybil Grey] 7 5 Courtesy—Politeness, [Dr. Caldwell] 171 4 Cousin Jessie, 29.2.. 75 8 Crack in the llog Trough 198 4 Crawford, Miss Mary ®3 3 Cranberry, Culture of 62 *> Cows Should be Thoroughly Milked 144 8 Cp. A I*7 2 Crime in London and New York, Compared.. 115 1 Crown, the Iron, Hist, and Des. of 67 8 Cuba, Our Exports to •••••• • • • •• •22 3 Cumming, jos. B.; 92J M9.1..147 1 Davidson, J. Wood; 74.1.. 145 1 Days, Origin of Names of 74 •> Diary, Stray Leaves from 3o 4 Dinner, Mrs. Shorter’s, [L —68] . 4-3 2 Doane, Bish. P. E. C., Advice to \ oung Ladies 14b o Douglas, S. A„ on “Woman's Rights” 183 4 Drainage of Land, (Ed.). 78 1 Drainage, [J. J. Meehi and Ed.] ..110 3 Draining—Best Mode Underdrain’g [Badley]. 5b 2 Dream Life, [K.8.T.]... ••”••■• JV* J Drouet, M’Ue Ernestine, French Prize Poetess ,14s 8 E 162.5—164-3—172.4—179.5.. 195 5 Ears and Horns, Animal Physiology, (Ed.)... 120 2 Easter, J. 4 S. C. Edgeworth, M. D • 1J ? “ Editorial Agricultural—lntroductory Remarks 0 1 “ Honey Blade Grass •' J “ Wheat and Oats—Diseases ot •> 1 “ Northern and Southern Agriculture.. •» 8 “ Washington a Model Farmer « 5 “ The Universality of Truth 6 1 •* Our Defective System of Agriculture.. 14 1 ** The Analysis * Soil of Cotton Plants. 14 5 “ Wasted Capacity of the South 22 2 “ Obstructions of Mouth of Mississippi. 22 4 “ Corn as a Southern Staple 38 1 " Clover Culture at the South 88 2 “ The Basis of Sound Principles? >4 1 " Stock Growing, Why Profitable 54 2 “ Agricultural Geology 62 8 “ Clover for Soiling Purposes *0 1 “ W hat the Planter Exports in Cotton.. 70 2 “ Land Drainage. 78 1 * Sunstroke —How to Keep Cool 86 1 a Agri Suggestions (on the road) 94 1 “ Animal Heat 94 2 “ Maryland Agr’l College 102 1 •* Cultivation Fruits *’t rees South.... 102 2 “ Study of Grasses, (com.) 148 (c0n.)... 118 1 “ Transactions N. V. Ag. Soc. 185 s 126 1 *• Consanguineous Breeding 134 1 “ Gypsum—lts Value in Agriculture... 142 1 W hat is Value of Parental Blood ?... 142 1 “ Pat Office Agri. Report for 1553 150 1 “ Wheat Culture 16b 1 “ Corres. from Pickens Dist., S. C 158 2 ** Plagiarism in Pat. Office Reports... .166 1 •■ Manure for Fruit Trees 166 2 “ Cultivation on Soils, Influence 0f—174 1 “ How Agricultural Plants Grow 18* 1 “ Agricultural Education j’’- 3 “ Common Schools iu Georgia 190 1 “ Agriculture, Amer., Condition of. ...198 1 “ Commercial Manuns 20b 1 Hurt, Best Varieties of Peaches... 135 .* “ Strawberry—Peabody's Seedling |+* " “ Variety,Species, Genus—Defined....**" •’ “ Clark County Fair “T: ? “ Apples for Market ®o* 4 Editorial Literary—Salutatory 4 * “ The War'in Europe 4 ~ “ On I)r. lanilner 85 * I TMM BOTfTWSXX MMto PACK. COL. Editor’l, Northern and Southern Slavery 51 5 “ Apology for “Going It Blind,” 76 1 “ Tnc Horrors of War SI 8 •* Remarkable Literary Coincidence...l32 2 “ Notice of J.B.Cumming's Address... 1:39 1 “ “ Thompson's Poesy 140 1 “ Labor Lime insisted on .-.156 1 “ Who is’Ned Brace?’ 156 2 “ Popular Education 164 1 * Judge Longstreet 172 1 “ Intro. Essay, “Destiny of Woman”...lßo 1 “ Manbiem Correspondenae 180 2 “ Introducing “Louise Manhiem” 138 1 Education, Free Letters on,by T. It. R. C0bb.142 4 “ Com’n Schools, [J.C.P.] .161.2-195.1. .203 3 “ in the U. 8., No. Schools, Ac 146 5 “ Popular, (Ed.) 164 1 Eggs, How to Make Elastic 116 4 " Mode of Testing 103 4 '* Transportation of for Setting 15 4 Electricity put in store S 3 5 Emmie Emerald 108 4 E.M. Pg 179 8 Enigmas, (commenced) 162 5 Entomology, [V. LaTaste] 15 4 “ Description of Cicada, [V. LaT.]. 89 1 Eola 179 4 Erie, the Good Husband, by 43 4 Eugenie, Empress, Her Vow to the Virgin.. .116 8 European News—Boarding of Steamers 29 5 Eva Lind 107 8 Evelynn 57 1 Exotics —Grape Vine and Tea Plants 79 4 Fannie 195 5 Farmer, The, [V. L.l 119 2 Farmer ? W hat is a Good 167 4 Farms, How Managed in West New York.. .183 3 Farming in France and England 167 4 “ in Western Virginia, [J. M. Woods]. 70 5 “ Science of 198 3 “ Secret of Success 168 1 Farroot 195 5 Fattening of Animals 199 8 Faustus, I>r., His League with the Devil 155 4 Fences, Pine 86 2 “ Wire, [Jones] 119 2 Field A Fireside-Plain Talk about [Manhiem] .187 1 Figs, How to Dry 152 1 Fish, their Cultivation 159 1 Florida, Fruits of 40 2 Florida, Grass Culture in, [D. C. Ambler] 206 5 Flowers and WOman 184 2 Flowers—Agcratum Mcxieanttm 208 1 “ Annuals for Fall Sowing, (F.d.) 2001 * How to Keep them Fresh 186 2 “ How to Preserve Dahlia Roots 159 5 “ Popular Fallacies About [G. B. H.].104 2 “ Superiority of Southern Roses 207 5 “ Tea-Scented Rose 208 2 “ Various New 208 2 “ Wild,of Alabama, [M. M.l 120 1 “ What’s the Use of 159 4 Fodder, Fffect of Pulling on Corn 62 4 Food, Human, Daily Amount Consumed 130 5 Flat AVooiWLand 72 1 Forests, Southern, Value of 143 1 Fowls, Gold. Spangled Chittagong,des. A plate. 72 2 Franking. Abuse of Privilege of 43 4 Franklin College, Ann. Commencement (Ed.). 92 1 “ ‘ * Endow., Fund A Prop. of. .196 8 “ “ Law Depart proposed in.. 80 8 “ “ The Presidents of 90 5 Franklin (Sir John,) His Remains Discovered. 16) 4 French, M rs. L. Virginia, 54.4..91 1 Fruit Culture, Rules for 170 8 Fruit—Pic-Apple Melon ’ 208 2 Fruit Trees, Essentials for Cultivating 176 1 “ “ Manure for 166 2 “ “ Management of 148 2 “ “ Shading the Trunks of 152 3 “ “ Wash for 152 3 “ Sanitory Properties of 168 8 Fruits and Trees at the South, (Ed.) 102 2 Fruits, How Preserved 55 4 Fnn, Fact and Philosophy, weekly, fifth page. Garden Notes, [C. D., of New York,] 20S 1 Gardening, Landscape 16 1 “ “ Downing’s Book 0n.... 55 8 “ Vegetable—lts Profits 184 2 Gardner, James—Proprietor's Salutatory 4 1 Garibaldi, Personal Description of 117 2 Gas Light, Dates of Intro, into Cities of U. 8.. 117 4 Generals, Illustrious, Ages of 124 5 Generals ot tho Revolution, Weight of the.. .116 8 Genius, Species, Variety—def. of, (Ed.) 175 8 Geology, Agricultural, (Ed.) 62 8 Georgia, Early Settlers of 85 2 Gilmer,Geo. R., Ex-Gov., Death of. 205 8 Gorman, J. B 166 5 Grace Atherton, (cam.) 8.8 (con.) ..19 1 Grafting, Effects of on Pear Trees 152 2 1 Granary —Preservation from Rats, etc .70 5 drain* Culture in Sc*r u.viMi ... i*» * " Delaware 1 44 2 « El Paso 135 1 “ The, in Louisiana, (Ed.] 128 1 “ Devereux, Ohio and I-enoir, [W. N. W.].200 2 “ How Preserved for Winter 144 2 “ Sulphnr for Mildew on 79 4 “ Varieties Grown by Mr. Peters 96 2 Grass —Alfalfa as Food fur Sheep 64 2 “ Bermuda, How to Kill, etc 206 1 “ Culture of Millet, [T. B. Shepard].... 103 4 “ Culture in Florida, [l>. C. Ambler] 206 6 “ English, [Letter to Editor] 11l 1 “ Fowl Meadow [Henry Wheatland],.. .103 5 “ Honey Blade, [Ed.) 5 1 “ Lucerne, Culture of 47 1 “ Manure for 55 1 “ Musquit and Grass Culture 134 4 “ Orchard 702 3 “ Orchard (Ed.) 46 2 “ “ How Sown, (Ed.) 46 3 “ Orchard, and Grapes, [T. P. Miller].. .134 5 “ Red Clover, Cultivation of 66 5 “ Red Clover, Millet 71 5 “ The Studv of—No. 1, (Ed.)-(e0tn.).... 14 8 •* “ ** No. 2, “ 22 1 ** ** “ No. 8, “ 46 1 ****** No. 4, “ 62 1 ** ** “ No. 5, “ 78 2 “ Velvet or Amsterday Blue, Notice 0f.1‘26 3 Great Eastern as a Cotton Carrier 198 5 “ “ Her Dimensions 155 5 “ “ Trial Trip of and Size 148 5 Green House Plants, Choice 144 3 Guano, How to Use 206 2 “ Peruvian, Trade in, (Ed.) 14 2 Guinare ®7 2 Gypsum—lts Agricultural Value 142 1 K. 81.1..155 1 H HI 4 Hal 27 1 Haliburton—“Sam Slick” in Parliament 77 1 Hammond, Samuel L 138 1 Harmon, G. D 81 4 Harper's Ferry, Rebellion at, 178.8..205 4 Harris, James F 206 1 Hauser, William 47 1 llayne, Paul II 83 1 Hay, Pea-Vine 199 1 “ Pea and Clover, (Ed.) 94 8 “ Stacks, Rule for Measurement of 141 2 “ The Largest Vield on Record 47 1 Hedges 23 5 Helen Grey, 153.1. .170 1 Herbert, Henry William 41 1 Hog and Corn Markets, Western 119 5 " Cooked and Uncooked Food for 142 3 “ of Cincinnati 199 5 “ Hogs, How it Pays to Fatten 70 3 “ Why Sows Destroy their Young 119 4 Honeymoon, Origin of the Word 97 5 Horse, the Morgan, Des. A Plate of Original ..119 2 Horse-Shoeing, New Invention 19s 5 Horses and Mules, Rise in Value of 151 5 “ Bots and Cholic in 118 4 “ Contraction of Feet in 56 2 “ Feeding of 151 4 “ Prevention of Blindness of 47 2 “ Rarey's Method of Taming... .102.3. .115 5 “ Summer Care of 16s 1 “ To Cure Hard Pulling 199 8 j * Why They Bite their Cribs 56 8 Horticultural Operations for June 71 “ July, (Ed.) 55 5 “ “ “ August “ 88 2 U •• 44 ...... 12S 1 ** “ “ October" 159 4 “ “ “ Nov’r “ 192 1 ' Horticulture —Arrangement of Flower Beds.. 47 5 “ Brugmansia Sanguines (Plate). 48 1 “ Layering—How Performed 47 5 “ Soil for Flowers 7 8 “ “Sport,” Des. and Plate of a... 48 1 “ Summer Pruning 7 4 Houston, Gen. Sam., Biog. Notice of 188 S Howard, Rev. Gluts. W., Ed. So. Cultivator... 78 8 11. R 44.2- 51.2 -99.1—107.3..115 2 Hull's, (Henry, Jr.) Agricultural Address 174 5 Humboldt, Baron, Biographic Sketch 29 3 Hunt, Leigh, Death aim Biog. Sketch of 147 5 Hunt, ” Personal Description of 197 8 Hurricane.... 89 5 ■ I. B. 11 ISI 1 Iceberg. Collision of the Canada with 69 5 Idolatry .Chinese, iu California, [Rev. B. W. W.]llo 1 Indamird; 97.1.163 1 Index. Semi-Annual, Announcement of, (Ed ).204 1 India Rubber —Its Manufacture 145 4 Indigenous American Products. List of, (Ed.). 46 4 Infidelity*, Letter of Franklin to Paine 43 4 Influence, Importance of Unconscious 180 5 ! Insurrection at Harper's Ferry, 178.3 —181.4.. I*9 4 Iron, American R. R.. Better than British 149 4 “ Value of .. 14 8 I Italy. Statlstlcsof 181 5 i Iztulilxo, Notice of Tragedy by Mrs. French.. 64 4 J 41 1 j Jack II Ope toll and Ills Friend*, (commenced). 2 1 racß. col. Jackson, Henry R., Pres, of Franklin College. 197 8 Japan, Fruits in, ]Lctter of T. Harris] 39 2 J. C. P 163.2—195.1 203 3 Jessie Randolph, Sketch by 33 4 Jews in the United States, Nnmbcrof.' 90 5 J. G 100.4.. 132 2 J. M.T. A Co 202 2 Johnson, Rev R., Notes on Pears A Applies, by. 119 5 Jones, M. I)., Prof. Joseph, Marriage of 189 5 Jones, Pine Fences, by 119 1 J. P. W 71 J. W. R 167.5. .203 5 Baty-Did 156.1..202 2 Kate C. W ISS 5 K. B. T., Dream Life, by 114 1 Kendall, George W r 127.1..151 5 Kennedy, Crammond 4.2.. 3 1 Keyes,Mrs. Julia L 52.2.. 90 1 Kissing—About Men's, [Louise Manhiem]... 203 4 “ Directions for Performing iB6 5 Kyanizing, [U. G. Pardee] 128 2 L 193 1 Labels for Plants, How Prepared 128 8 La Borde, M, Professor 67 4 Lamb's Suppers A Holmes'Breakfasts. (Essay) 39 4 Lantern, Sub-Marine, Test of 93 8 Lardner, Death A Sketch of Dr. Dionysius... 36 1 La Taste, V 15.4—23.2—H0.+--39. .70 4 Laura Lincoln 51.4 202 5 Law School at Athens, (Ed.) 174 4 Leather, Artificial, Manufaet. of in L0nd0n..136 2 Lenoir, J. T 126 8 Leslie, Charles Robert, Death and Sketch of.. 48 5 Letters from My Log Cabin, No. 1 44 2 “ “ “ “ “ (4) 1 5 2 Life, Loss of in Ocean Steamers 86 4 Life —W here Located, [N.] 116 4 Lime and Salt for Winter, Manure 206 5 Lime in Soils, (Ed.) 190 8 Lime, Mapes' Superphosphate of, Analysed.. .206 4 Lime on Land, (Ed.) 198 8 Lime, Superphosphate of, for Cotton, (Ed.)... 26 2 Litchfield Law School, Reminiscence 123 8 Literature, American, [J. A. T.] 12 8 Littlejohn, W. J 11l 8 Lois 154 1 Longevity in the Professions 130 5 Longevity, Promoted by Use of Buttermilk.. 14S 1 Longstretet, Hon. A. B.; 1.1 • 43.8—156.2 195,2,3,4 172 1 Louis XVll.—Death Aug. Menes, Pretender. 75 5 Louise Manhiem. ’80.2—167.1—168.1—202.2. .203 4 Love of Home, [Ells] 164 3 Lucas, 8. D 141 l Lucerne, Culture of 47 l LuciferMatehes,l)eathofWalkcr,lnventorof. 21 2 “ “ Diseases from 175 2 M.; 85 8 Machiavolli’s Treat, on War, Libri Copy 132 5 Maelstrom, V erified, The 108 8 Magnolia, (Grandiflora.) Gloriosa 64 1 M. A. J.; 100 8 Mangold Wurzel Beet, 71. 5. .174 4 Manin. llcnri Martin's Life of, noticed 108 2 Mann, Horace, Death and Sketch of. 93 2 Manure, Best for Sandy Land, (J. P. R. A Ed.) 174 8 “ Burnt Clay 15 5 “ Commercial. (Ed.) 206 1 “ for Wheat and Barley, (Ed.) 19S 2 “ Lime and Salt, (Ed.) 151 2 “ Lime and Salt, for Winter 206 5 “ Liquid, (Prof, Voelcker,) 71 2 “ Our Mode of Making and Applying.. 71 1 “ Prof. Voelcker on Liquid ft! 1 “ Soapsuds, as 151 4 “ Value of Lime as 16 8 Marriages, Consanguineous, Objections t 0... .129 5 “ Scotch 29 2 Marseilles Hymn, Disputed Origin of 100 2 Master William Mitten, (com.) 1,1; (con.).. .201 1 Maud Moreton, ... .8, 8—90,1 (Prize Tale)... 92 1 M. AW.; 175 5 May Myrtle 21 1 McCrimmon, Mrs. Mary A 131 1 Meat, Invent'n of Cincinnati “Cure” Disputed. 11l 5 M. E. B.; 195 1 Mcchi's Annual Gathering 199 2 Meerschaum, Description of, 155, 4.. 43 5 Melon, Pie-Apple, How Prepared 208 2 Memory, (Emma F. Pradt) 163 8 Meteorology, (for July) 88 1 “ ’ llow.Sa'vans tell the Weather. .181 4 Methodists in N. Amer., Nnmbers and Sects.l63 5 Methodists, Origin of Society and Name 90 5 Metternich, Prince, Death and Sketch of 61 1 Mildew, Sulphur a Remedy for, (C. F. R.) IS4 1 Military Forces, Essay on Small. (J. H. D.S.). 42 4 Milking, Manner of 199 1 Milky Way, Wonders of Tho 98 5 Miller, Thomas P 134 5 Millet, German, (Ed.) 46 3 Mississippi, Area and Pop.. East and West of. 101 2 “ Obstruct’s of Mouth of the, (Ed.). 22 4 “ Wonders of the River 94 5 M. M., of Walnut Grove, 85, 4-104, 1-106, 2-114,2-120,1 .* 144 1 M. N- B 183 4 Mocking Bird, Thi—in Praise of. 153 5 Moderwell, Mrs.,Obituary, (E.) 21 5 Mona 138 5 Money, Leather, in Massachusetts 195 5 Monument to Signers of Dec. Independence. .162 5 Moon’s Influence on Plants 78 5 Morgan, Mrs. Matilda Ann, Obituary 140 5 Mormon Population, Statistics 90 5 Morphy, Paul, Wonderful Memory of 21 2 Mortality, Statistics of In United States 155 5 Mother*ill the Nursery 115 3 Mount Vernon Fund, Am’ts contr. by Everett, 93 1 Murrain, Bloody 6 8 “ “ Letter of 11. Baifurd 24 8 “ Remedy for 11l 4 “ Treatment of a Sick Cow 11l 8 Music at Nightfall, (Ziola) 195 4 My Little Aimec 4 4 My Uncle Billy's First Love : 123 1 N. Life, Where Located, bv 116 4 N. A. P. 84 8 Napoleon, Louik, llis Farms 199 3 Natalie B 203 5 Nation's Bulwarks, A. (Mrs. S. B. U.) 155 1 Naturalized Citizen*, [Everett A Cushing] .... 69 2 ** " Letter of Lewis Cass ... 77 2 “ “ [Webster'sLetter] 69 2 Navy, Statistics of Disasters in U. S 107 2 “Ned Brace?” Who is, (Ed.) 156, 2. .195 2 Nellie Mayfield, (Cousin Jessie) 75 8 Nerves, Sympathy of the 52 4 Nettie Nobody 86 4 Newspaper, First in America 125 2 “ Second “ 101 2 News Summary, weekly, columns fifth page. Nichols, D. A. A 6 5 Night Soil, Its Value 158 5 Nisbet, R. II 20 2 Nom do Plume 91 3 Nott, Rev. Dr. 141 3 Novissimus on Agriculture. 6 4 Oats and Wheat, Diseases of, (Ed.) 5 1 O’Brien, Wm. Smith 49 1 Odd Fellows, Origin of in U. S 164 5 Old Arm Chair, Profits and Original Cost of. .177 5 Old Dominion, Origin of the Term 155 5 Old Oaken Bucket, Origin of the 34 1 O'Ncall, Judge. His " Bench and Bar of S. C.” 156 3 Oreharelists, Education of 192 2 Orchards in South Carolina. Report on 28 8 Oregon State Seal Described 101 2 Orphan Sisters, The (Cousin Jessie) 29 2 Overstreet, J. B 46 5 P„ ? 15,8-23,1-31,1-33, 5-54, 5-87,1.. 94 4 Palmo, of New York 173 1 Paris Correspondence (Edit, innouncem’t of). 52 2 Paris Corresp., (See 4th pa<;e of each number.) Partridges, Consumers of Worms 134 4 Pasture Land, Seeding Down 71 8 Patent Ottice Agri. Report for 1858 (Ed.) 150 1 Pattillo, Leroy 47 1 P.E IU 1 | Peaboilv, Charles A 141 5 ! Peach Growing in Maryland, (Traveler,) 119 2 | Peaches, Forty Varieties of, (Richard Peters).lSs 5 Pcale, Rembrandt, Painter, Person Described. 85 1 Pear, Bcurre Clairge.au, Des, and I’lutc 0f.... 80 2 “ Beurre de Nantes, “ “ ....112 1 “ Conte de Flandre, “ “ ....104 2 “ Culture of the 112 1 “ Culture in the South. (L. E. Berckman) .87 2 “ Description of the Morgan 32 2 “ Notes on, (Rev. R. Johnson) 119 5 “ Trees, Young, How to Make Them Bear 180 1 “ Trees, Effects of Grafting on 152 2 “ Zephirin Gregoire, Des. and Plate of ... 80 2 Pears and Apples, llow Kept 152 2 “ DwarL '....184 3 “ List of the Very Best. (Ed.) 200 2 “ Notes on, (P. J. Berckman) 143 4 Pemide, Charles 62, 4-70, 4-71, 5. .111 4 Pensions in Georgia and Alabama, Rev 148 5 “ " Virginia, Revolutionary 117 2 Personal Items, weekly column, fifth page. Perspiration, To Remove Odor of from Skin.. 160 2 Peters, Richard 185 5 Pharaoh Amosis, Discovery of Tomb of 67 1 | Philidor, Statistics of Sixty-Eight Gaines by..183 1 Phrases, Familiar, Origin of. 10, 2.. 23 4 I Piccoiomiiii. Name How Pronounced 29 1 Planter, A, Rotation of Crops, by 111, 3. .118 4 Planter, A, (Prize Essay on Agriculture.) 71. 1. 79 1 Plants, Agricultural, llow they Grow, (Ed.)..182 1 “ Directions for Pruning 208 2 “ New, Described 208 2 “ Origin of 'Twenty-Three Species 149 2 “ Recently Introduced. (M. A. W.) 175 5 " Wintering of 159 5 Plethora of Happiness, (Anna Cora Ritchie).. 11 2 “ •• (Concluded) 19 4 Plow, Steel Recommended, (Ed.) 190 2 PAGE. COL Plowing, Fall '*ls9 1 “ Report on Steam 66 8 Poetry, From the French of Hugo, (W. C. W.) 4 4 “ Ballad at Sea, (W. G. 8.) 4 5 “ The Lay of the Sunbeam 4 5 “ Man Is Immortal. (C. K,) ® 4 “ Soul and Sense, (Judge Starnes) 8 1 “ The Old Cob Pipe. (J. A. T.) 9 X “ The Lost Pleiad, (W. G. Simms) 10 1 “ A Dream of Heaven, (Novis., U. C.). 13 2 “ Song of the Misanthrope 17 1 “ What the Moon Shines on, (A. R. B.). 18 1 “ Twilight Musings, (May Myrtle) 21 1 “ June, (A. Z.) 25 1 “ Welcome to Lafayette (W. G. Simms) 26 1 “ The Wife That Meets me, (Hal.) .... 27 1 “ To Helen, (W. W. Turner) 82 8 “ Sonnet, (Panl H. Hayne) 33 1 “ The Deluge, (11. Cleveland) 34 1 “ The Little Folks, (C. E. G.) 35 4 “ To Lizzie of the Hill, (Nettie Nobody) 86 4 “ Light and Shade, (J.) 41 1 “ Sir Amelot de Vere, (H. W. Herbert) 43 1 “ The Daught’sof Erin, (W.S. O'Brien) 49 1 “ The Minstrel’s Lament, (S. J. E.) ... 50 1 •“ Dream of Locust Dell, (Prize, J. L. K.) 52 1 “ To Cousin P., (Evelynn) 57 1 “ A Confession, (A. Z,) 65 1 “ The Scroll of Life,(W. E. Screven).. 66 1 “ Under the Lamp Light, (Prize, A.R.8.) 67 1 “ Reminiscence, (Stanford) 78 1 “ Pilgrimage, (J. Wood Davidson) .... 74 1 “ The YoungChristian’sDeparture,(ll.) 81 1 “ Sonnet, (The Little Dogs,) (W. G. S.). 82 5 “ Mother, Home and Heaven, (Benardo) S 9 1 “ Flowers from the Grave-Y., (J. L. K.) 91 1 “ Princess of Cofachiqui, (Mrs. L.V. F.) 91 1 “ Ailsie Gray, (Indamird) 97 1 " The Poet that Can't Sing, (G. P. T.). 9S 1 “ To the Sister of Ac., (W. G. S.) 105 1 “ The Katy Did’* Song. (M. M. of W. G.) 106 * 2 “ Little Goodey Coarse Shoes, (E. Lind) 107 8 “ Rain Jewels, (T.) 113 1 “ Baby May, (M. M. of Walnut Grove) 114 2 “ Mary, the Mother of Wash, (A. R. B.) 115 1 “ To Agnes, John R. Thompson) 121 1 “ Napoleon’sProphecy,(W.G.Simms,)l24 4 “ Mother, by the Son, (R. P. B.) 129 1 “ To my Sister, (G. P. T.) 130 1 “ (Selected,) The Changed Cross 181 1 “ Reminiscences of Childhood, (T. M.).187 1 “ Winter Has Come, (3. L. Hammond) 138 1 “ Mrs.Hemansand L. E. 1.. eump’d.(M.) 138 5 “ Night and Life, (J. W. Davidson,).. .145 1 “ My Letter, (Stella) 146 1 “ Twilight Hour, (S. I). Lucas). 147 1 “ Life’s Shadow and Sheen, (H. Grey) .153 1 “ The Anniversary, (Lois) 154 1 “ Corinne, (Sallie) 155 1 “ The Water Sprite, (T.) 161 1 “ Childhood s Home,(Mrs. C. L. 5.)... .162 1 “ Harry and I, (Indamird) 163 1 “ The tempest, (Bessie B.) 169 1 “ The Release, (Helen Grey) 170 1 “ A Dream, (A Minister's Wife) 177 1 “ A Night in the Mountains, (Eola) 179 1 “ Good Bye for Annie Lee, (11.) 185 1 “ To my Heart. (L.) 193 1 *• Come To Me 194 1 “ Darthula to Jarl Egill. (M. E. 8,)... .195 1 “ Nil Desperandum, (J. M. T. A Co.). .202 2 Poesy, Essay in Rhyme, by T, Not. of, (Ed.) .140 1 Poison in the Stomach, Rein, for, 175, 2 203 5 Population of Earth, Aggregate of 202 1 Porcelain-faced Bricks 175 2 Porcelain Kaolin, Southern Manufacture 0t... 47 1 “ “ “ ... 80 2 Post Office, Dead Let and Stamps, Rules .... 45 4 “ Dead Letters, Regulations 141 4 “ Dead Letters, Statistics 91 5 “ Franking Privilege, Abuso of 43 4 “ Postage Stamp Statistics 69 1 Posts, Preserved by Vitriol 143 8 Potatoes, Irish, How to Cultivate 152 2 “ Seedling, Irish 6 3 Potato-Rot, (Amcricus) 2001 Pradt, Emma F 163 3 Prairies, Origin of, (Prof. Wilbur) 66 5 Prelaces—Prize Literary Essay 58 1 Prentice, G. D 132 2 Presidential Election, (i 860,) Votes of States .165 1 Press, Progress of the 137 5 Press, The, North and South, (Rambler) lilt 4 Printing on Vellum, First Essay in U. S 92 4 Prizo Poem, Editorial Announcement of 52 1 Protestants in France, Statistics of 90 5 Pruning, Directions for 208 2 “ Season for 192 2 Punctuation, Origin of 85 1 Pyramids of Egypt, Their Immense Size 1®) 3 Quails, Use of 134 4 nacr, mr, a uhcuii ... 87 *1 Rags, Statistics of Im[Kirtation of 107 5 Raiford, II 24 3 Railroad, Accident. Michigan Southern 68 2 Railroads in New York, Statistics of 135 4 Rambler 164 4 Raspberries, Varieties of 82 1 Rats in Illinois 199 5 Raymond, Charles F„ 119. 8. .184 1 Religion, Theological Schools in U. S„ Statis. .163 5 Religious Denominations in U. S., Statist, of .163 5 Revolutionary Relic, Tarleton’s Letter 179 5 Ridicule to be withstood 169 5 Ritchie, Mrs. Anna Cora, 11,2.. 19 4 Rogers, J. P. 114 8 Roller, The 158 4 Roman Cath. Col. at Rome for Americans.... 13.8 4 Roses, Isabella Gray (Tea) Described 1(14 1 “ New, Ten Varieties of 144 1 “ New Varieties of, (G. A. B. W.) 64 2 “ Southern, Superiority of 267 5 “ Stocks for, (J. P. W.) 7 o “ Tea-Scented, Described 2'>s 2 “ Varieties at London Show 3-2 2 “ Yellow, Four Requisites to Produce..l36 3 R. P. B 129 1 Rush, Richard, Death and Sketch of 93 2 liultledge, Chan. Hugh, Sketch of,by o’Nenll,ls6 8 S***« 86 5 Sallie 11,4.. 155 j Salt and Lime for Winter Manure 206 5 San Juan, Disputed Sovereignity, 125,5-141,5. 4<» 3 Saturday Night, (com.) 188, 1; (eon.) ..170 1 Saunders, J. Henry Dmochowski 142 4 S. B. C., Mrs 155 1 Scenery of Georgia, Sketch, (Guinare) 97 4 Schamyl, Capture of 204 5 Schamyl, Person Described 191 3 Schools, Common, Our, I®s, 2-195, 1 . .203 3 of Georgia, Common, (Agri. Ed.)—l9o 1 Schriver, Milo H., Death of, 101. 5. ,ln 5 Scientific Association, Am., Annual Meeting. 100 4 Scientific Principles, Importance of 23 3 Scotland, Its Cattle, Horses and Sheep, [11.].. 95 4 Screven, Wm. E 66 1 S. C. S., 99, 4-ISIv r > • • 187 5 Shakspeare, The Collier Emendations, 99, 1. .129 5 Sharks, llow They Shelter Their Young 135 4 Sheep, A Cotswold Buck. Plate of 167 8 Do They Drink Water? 88 1 “ Destruction of by Dogs in Ohio 95 5 “ Distemper in, (Ed.). 134 8 “ Husbandry, [Letter of Jo. W. Ware]. .166 8 “ Jonas WeLb's South Down 135 3 “ Raising in Texas Ill' 1 “ Spanish Merino, Des. and Plates of— 54 4 “ South Down Ram, Plate of 167 8 “ vs. Other Stock 198 3 Shepard, T. 163 4 Ships, Cass on Purchase of Foreign 69 1 Shrub, Fremontia Californiea 70 5 Shrubs, Oil Nut 208 1 Sibyl Grev • 1 5 Simms, Wm. Gil., 4, 5-10,1-26.1-82, 5-105, 1.124 4 Sister of Charity, The, [Laura Lincoln] 202 5 Sixpence a Day S 3 5 S. iE.. Mrs 60 1 Sketch, A, [l*. E.] AA';" l '! 1 Sketch, A, [B. C. S.] 186,5. .187 5 Slaves, Abolitionists, Insurrection of 178 3 ** Actual Prices of 159 2 Slavery, Justice Taney on 179 5 “ Origin of in Christendom 171 5 Smith, Gerrit, Deranged, 197,8. .205 3 Soap Plant in California, Described 96 1 Soil. Improvement of Land, 36, 5.. 95 1 Soils, Analysis of, [Prof. Easter] 40 4 “ Effect of Clover on. (Ed.) 70 1 “ The Study of.(Ed.)commenced 102 4 “ Influence of Cultivation on, (Ed.) 174 l Soiling, The Best Plants 150 8 Sorgho as a Forage Plant IS 3 Sorsby, N. T *» 8 South, Agricultural Advantages of the, (Ed.)..l 0 1 Sowing Corn Broadcast. 6 I Spain Wine Drinking in, [J. O. Putnam] 111 4 Species, Genius, Variety, Def. of. (Ed.) 175 3 Spectacles, My Mother's First, 20 3 Spence, W. 1 I*l 2 Statistics, Baptists in Georgia 90 5 do. do. the South 163 5 do. do. United States 168 5 do. Cooly Emigrant Trade 191 5 I do. Cooly Trade from China 191 5 do. Cotton,Exportation and Consump.. 127 5 do. Dangers of R. R. and Sti umboatTr.l 17 4 do. Dates of Int rod. of Gas Light 117 4 do. Dcstr. of Sheep by Dogs in Ohio ... 95 5 do. Disasters to if. S. Navy 107 2 do. Knitgr. from Gr. Britain to U. 5... .117 4 do. Exports and Imports of Bri adstaffitlfiS 1 do. Imports of Cotton in Gr. Ur., 1858. .183 3 j do. Importation of lings *67 •> do. Indian Corn in United stutes 201 J do. Italy '6l •» do. Jews in United Stales ®6 ” do. Methodism In N. America ’63 5 PAGE. COL. Statistics, Mormon *• ? do. Philidor's Chess Games 1 do. Post Office, Dead Letters 91 a do. Post Office Deficit, Last Fisc. Year. 205 8 do. Postage Sumps ®9 I do. Protestants in France 90 o do. Kailroadsin New York -• ••••*” ;■ do. Keligions Denominations in C. S. .163 o do. Theological Schools in U. S. JBo " do. Wool Growing I}® ? SUnford ‘8 1 Starnes, lion. 8 J Stathani, Mrs. C. L. I®* J Sutue of “Victory” at Brescia, Antique MS 8 Steam Boilers, Cause of Explosion of 11l ® Steamer, First Crossing the Atlantic 203 4 Steamers, The Quickest Trans-Atl. Passage... 49 5 Stella 140 1 Stock Breeding, Principles of ® * Stock, Blooded Imported in S. Carolina 138 4 do. The Feeding ot, [Dr. Anderson] 2J6 8 do. Growing at the South 187 3 do. Growing in Kentucky, (Alexander) 3S 4 do .Growing, Why Profitable, (Ed.) •• '1 Stokes, Wm. A., Marriage of 5 s " Stomach. The 20 2 Strawberry Culture 184 1 do. The Largest on Record 99 8 Strawberries, Answ. toChapt. on,[C. A. P.].. -M3 5 do. A Chapter on, [M. M.] 194 1 do. Fifteen New Var. Criticised ....152 1 do. Peabody’s Seedling, (Ed.) 143 3 do. Varieties of 1 1 SuccoUsh, Indian Mode of Prep. Com for 102 3 Sugar Maple in Georgia, [B. F. W.] 134 3 Sun Flower, The, A Preventive of Fever .... 1 36 1 Swimming Horses over Streams 208 4 Swimming School for Ladies in Paris 99 8 T 113,1-139,4-140, 1. l»l 1 Talk En Famille, A, [W.] 27 1 Tallulah May I°7 1 Taney, Justice, on Slavery in U. S I‘l 5 Tea and the Tea Trade in the United States .. 107 1 Tea Culture in United SUtes 96 1 Telegraph, Atlantic, New Company Formed .51 5 " “ Num. of Messages Passed 6S 8 Ten Broeek’s Racing Triumphs in England . .110 5 Tender, What is a Legal in U. S 101 2 Texas, Farming in, [G. W. Kendall] 127 1 Thompson, George P., 78, 4-98, 1. .130 1 Thompson, James M 83, 4. .202 2 Thompson, John R., 121, 1..t40 l Thorne, Col. Herman, Death of ' 0 1 1 Thoughts of Death, [J. G.] 100, 4. 152 2 Three Yearsoflleart Hist‘y,(com) 186, i,(c0n)202 2 Timber, When.tobe Cut 54,2.. 62 2 Titles, British, Explanation of 187 5 Toads, Instinct of 182 5 Toil and Victory (com.) 2,4, (con.).. 82 5 Toil, Pain and Tears, [Miss Mary Crawford].. 83 8 Tokens, A Chapter on, [Sallie] 11 4 Tomato, Virtues of the, 111, 5. .143 2 Tonnage, of Nations, Comparative Amount... 91 5 Tract Society, Its Action on Slavery 171 5 do. ’ Oper. in the South, Last Year... 47 3 Travel, Danger by R. K. and Steam Coinp. .. .117 4 Traveler, A, 8 ,4..1 9 2 Tree Agents, North and South, [llort. Ed.]... 88 2 Trees, Description of Amherstia Nobiiis 88 8 do. Live Oak, (Quercus Virens) [W. B. J.).120 2 do. Pawlonia Imperialis, Des. aad Plate of. 64 8 Turcos Soldiers, Description of 89 5 Turner, J. A., 9,1.. 12 8 Turner, W. AV 2,1.. 82 8 Turnips, Best Kinds of 159 8 do. Storing and Feeding of 188 4 Uncle Luban's First Bear, [J. M. T.] 83 4 Unity of Protestant Churches 178 5 Universalists in United States, Education 163 6 University of the South 123 5 Van Buren, Jarvis 175 8 Variety, Species, Genus—Definition of, (Ed.). 175 8 Verbena 82 1 Vetches, Culture of 55 1 Victoria, Names and Ages of her Children ...155 5 Vine, The, and Wool—Where Best Produced.lß4 1 Vines, Coal Tar for, [Chas. F. Raymond] 119 3 do. Trimming 208 1 Vineyards in South Carolina, Repoat on 28 8 Vineyard of Senator Hammond 208 I Vitality of Seeds 15 2 Voelck'er, Prof. Augustus, 68,1.. 71 2 W 27 1 W 72 8 Walk in Memory’s Garden, A, [M. A. J.] 100 8 Walker. A. C 15 2 Ward, John E., Arrival in China 157 6 Washington, A Model Farmer, (Ed.) 5 5 Washington, Incident in the Life of [La Bordc] 67 4 Washington, Letter of 6 2 Washington Monument, Progressof... 140,5.. 141 5 Washington, Original Anecdote of 115 5 Washington, President, at Home .. 107 2 Water Melons, Raising. 144 2 W. 11. J., Live Oak Trees, by 120 2 Webster, Dan., Guilty Conscience, (anextr’t). 128 5 Webster, Daniel, on Agricultural Fairs 175 1 What'sln a Name? (llort. Rhyme) 96 8 Wheat and Oats, Diseases of, (Ed.) 5 1 do. as Food for Cattle 14 5 do. and Bones 198 4 • do. Clover Fields for 63 5 do. Culture, (Ed.] 158 1 do. Harvesting, (VV. I. Spence and Ed.) ... 174 2 do. Red or May, recommended, [C. P.] 111 4 do. Sowing of. [A. B.] 94 3 do. Smutty, (Ed.) 150 2 do. The South Adapted to Culture of, (Ed.) 80 5 do. Turning to Chess or Cheat 22 8 Whilden, Rev. B. W., 116,1.. 171 1 Wilde, Wm. Cumming 4 4 Wine Trade of France 110 2 Woman, Culture of Poetry by, (S. C. S.) 99 4 do. Her Destiny and Training, [E.M. P).179 8 do. In Civilized Society—Essay 27 3 Women, Literary, [A Lady] 75 1 WOman's Rights, S. A. Douglas on 133 4 Wool and Its Properties 198 5 do. and the Vine —Where Best Produced... IS4 1 do. How to Test Its Quality 174 4 do. Growing Statistics 110 5 do. Growing in the South Recoin., (Ed.) 86 2 do. Growing in Texas, [D. A. A. N.j.t 6 4 "Woods, Heating Valuesof Various 183 2 Wordsworth's Library, Sale of 115 4 W. W.M.,12,5-20,3-171.5-172,5-180,5-187,2.202 2 Yale College, Largest Class in iC9 5 Yam, The Chinese 7 8 Ziola 195 4 — [For tho Southern Field and Fireside.] ALICE LEE; OH. THE SACRIFICE OF LOVE. ISV BESSIE B. I lave you ever stood on tho banks of tho Po tomac ? Not tho Potomac as you see it at Wash ington, or at that Mecca of tho American patriot, Mt. Vernon; but tho Potomac before its junction witli the Shenandoah ? If yon have, I need not tell you of tho picturesque scenery through which it flows; and if you have not, it will be in vain for pen of mine to attempt an adequate j description of its beauties. The gentle undula : tions of hill and dale, dotted here and there with the commodious, often elegant dwellings of the j planters, surrounded by the white cottages of their servants, here nestling in the bosom of some little valley, there perched upon the green slope of a hill, and peeping out from among em bowering trees: the smiling river, gliding'along in tranquil beauty, and the outlines of the Alle ghanics, looking blue and dim in the distance; all conspire to form a scene of loveliness, which the most skillful artist would find himself una ble to transfer to canvass. Sixty years ago, the dwellings in this locality were not as numerous as they now are, and you might often ride many miles without seeing a human habitation. In one of the Eastern coun ties of Virginia, near the junction of the North and South branelTS? of the Potomac, lived at that period two gentlemen, considerably advanced in lite, whom we shall call respectively Col. Lee, and Major Laurens- They had both served un der Washington, the army of the Revolution, i and could both boast that they had shed their blood in defence of their country. They had both been deprived by death of their chosen companions, and as their plantations joined, it is no wonder that they were united by tho-etrong est bonds of friendship, or that scarcely a day passed without their meeting, and spending a portion of it in each other’s society. There was this dilference, however, that while Major Laurens was childless, Col. Lee had an in- I funt daughter, who had come to him with tho parting breath ol his beloved wife, and to whom lie had given her mother's name—Alice. She was a sweet little creature, with dove-like eyes, and sunny curls, and it was no wonder that