De Bow's Review and Industrial Resources, Statistics, Etc: Devoted to Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Volume 2J. D. B. DeBow., 1866 - Industries |
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Page 56
... North to live easily and indolently by fishing and oystering . There was not an Indian settlement in Virginia , when it was first discovered , more than a day's journey from an oyster bank . The negroes , if permitted , will , like the ...
... North to live easily and indolently by fishing and oystering . There was not an Indian settlement in Virginia , when it was first discovered , more than a day's journey from an oyster bank . The negroes , if permitted , will , like the ...
Page 60
... North Carolina , a large crowd of prisoners taken in the recent battles at Richmond . Yet no de- finite tidings of these battles , till we reach the city , and then learn that the fight was but partial , and with little results , though ...
... North Carolina , a large crowd of prisoners taken in the recent battles at Richmond . Yet no de- finite tidings of these battles , till we reach the city , and then learn that the fight was but partial , and with little results , though ...
Page 65
... North and South . It must come to this at last . if not now . The tyrant Butler has astounded even Europe , it seems , by his career at New Grieans . In the House of Lords , on the 13th , Earl Carnarvon called attention to But- ler's ...
... North and South . It must come to this at last . if not now . The tyrant Butler has astounded even Europe , it seems , by his career at New Grieans . In the House of Lords , on the 13th , Earl Carnarvon called attention to But- ler's ...
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... North . WEDNESDAY . Baton Rouge La , reported taken by Van Dorn with 1,500 Yankee prisoners . ( False . ) Question of recognition of the Confederate States , fixed for consideration in British Parliament on the 11th July . Our ...
... North . WEDNESDAY . Baton Rouge La , reported taken by Van Dorn with 1,500 Yankee prisoners . ( False . ) Question of recognition of the Confederate States , fixed for consideration in British Parliament on the 11th July . Our ...
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... North and South there are still lurking ideas that " American cotton is king ; " for if he secures a large lot he is ... North a hope that such a purpose will not prevail . It is not as though the people of the South were prepared to ...
... North and South there are still lurking ideas that " American cotton is king ; " for if he secures a large lot he is ... North a hope that such a purpose will not prevail . It is not as though the people of the South were prepared to ...
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