Colonization Society.. Carpet Factories.. California Trees... Caucasian Race, and the Negro... England's Supply of Food..... Education-Public Schools.. Insurance. Intellectual Labor.. 448 437 Regard to... Mississippi-Seeks a Gulf Port... 229 281 Education in North Carolina. 179 Mississippi River, and New-Or- 679 443 Mobile, Commerce of, in 1857-58. 711 States.. Federal Compact.. 613 North America-its Great Divis- Galveston, Commerce of. Norfolk, Virginia. 56 North and South-their Relations 275 Gardens, English.. 723 Nullification-its History. 576 Navy of the United States. Negro Races and White Races. 31 Negro Physical Characteristics. India... Insect World.. Iron Mining in the U. States. Lowell.. Liberia Lumber Trade of Virginia. .... Gold Regions of British America Hot Springs of Arkansas. Hog Statistics.... Horse, his Characteristics... Insurance Companies of New-Or- .... 37 Levee System of the Mississippi.. 437 659 99 288 120 189 472 567 473 122 308 549 613 503 Mexico 337-Acquisition of.. 724 95 207 366 280 Lake Trade. 578 Money 325 45 Methodist Church, South.. 268 Mobile, Commercial Growth of. 653 ... 664 116 609 594 277 226 316 133 664 29, 118 Oregon. 355 Officeholders, North and South.. 331 463 Ohio Agriculture... ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 97 Slave Trade-African Pacific, Wagon Road to the...105, 719 405 Philadelphia.... Property in Labor the only Prop- erty.. 474 461 659 Rosin Oil.. Rice Crops of the United States.. 350 Russian Possessions. Richmond Flour Trade... Richmond Flour Mills.. Railroads of United States..... Slave Trade. Slaves-Statistics of.. Slaves-Prices of... Slaves-Their Education.. Slavery, adapted to the North and ...... Soils-Their Exhaustion. 25 Soldiers in our Several Wars.... 582 Southern University.. 108 Railroad Economy-European.... 363 South and North-Their Relations 279 365 Southern Progress. 232 South Carolina Nullification. Railroads in Texas.. 235 Search-Right of.. Railroads-Memphis. a larger Supply.. Salt Resources of Virginia.. 361 Siberia-Its History and Resources 185 275 85 State Rights Association... 121 State Rights and State Remedies 697 97 211 159 451 67 591 33 479 Northwest... Slave Race, Which is the Best.. VII 391 303 to 133 596 512 87 601 118 597 586 Steam Navigation of the U. States 234 255 - 379 cey. 121 Slave Trade-Report to the Legis- United States Manufactures. lature of South Carolina.. 166, 289 United States Canals.. 316 487 118 589 76 459 250 38 491 Slaveholding in the Border States. 458 726 Taxation-Direct Taxes and Free 485 297 Territory of the United States. 118 76 United States Breadstuffs Trade.. 509 626 242 267 Texan Seaports.. ..... Tartary.. Tariff Legislation.. 703 712 26 343 United States Expenditures...... 242 | Wines of Europe and America.... 218 715 99 Wines of the West.. 455 Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions 143 583 Virginia Manufactures... 483 480 604 78 Wheat Crops of the United States. 574 358 602 White Race, the Best Slave Race....661 ART. UL-SOME CONSIDERATIONS RELATING TO SOUTHERN PROGRESS, CURRENCY EY CHANGES. BANKS, &c., by J. L. Croche ART. IV.-DR. CARTWRIGHT ON THE CAUCASIANS ART. V. GARDENING-ITS HISTORY, ATTRACTIVE- EDITED BY J. D. B. DE BOW. ..... ART. VI-CONSUMPTION OF COTTON IN EUROPE- ART. VIL-THE MIND THAT HAS RULED AND DI- 90; Co'ton and its Destiny, 93; How England is Fed, 95; The Horse, and How to Tame Him. 96; The Sorgho or Cane Our Inland Commerce. 99: Chideston and her Steam Marine, 100; Sex Rates of XIII-DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL IMPROVE- Cinals of the United States, 102: The Wagon Road to the Pacific, 195; New Orl ans and Opcleusas Railroad. 108: Routes of Northern and Southern Travel, 109; Ren'es to the North rza Columbia, S. Carolina, 111; Railroads in Texas, 112. XIV-DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURES The Factories of Lowell, 113; Carpet Factories, 113; Spinning Cotton on the Plantation, 1; Cotton Seed Oil, 114; SUCCESSOR TO TW:BILL & EDWARDS, COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET-IRON WBKER, BRASS FOUNDER, FINISHER, AND PATTERNMAKER, Nos. 28, 30, and 32 New Levee, and 27, 29, and 31 Fulton St., NEW ORLEANS. Having now in operation one of the largest establishments in the South for the MANUFACTURE of the following described work, I am fully prepared to CONTRACT for and execute with des patch every thing in my line, and on terms the most favorable. MANUFACTURER of every description of IRON, SHEET IRON, COPPER, TIN, and BRASS WORK for BUILDINGS, SHIP, STEAMBOAT, PLANTATION,and other work. PATTERN MAKING, BRASS FOUNDING, and FINISHING, in all its branches. Manufacturer of STEAM TRAINS, Clarifying and Evaporating Pans, and every description of SUGARHOUSE and PLANTATION WORK. Attention is particularly directed to my Steam Trains for the manufacture of Sugar, which are as yet unexcelled by those of any other make, and are in successful operation on the planta Mons of the following gentlemen, to whom reference can be had as to their efficiency and economy in working: GEN. R. C. CAMP, Iberville. OSGOOD & LAWRENCE, Plaquemine. 7 STEAM BOILER MANUFACTORY, 171 Baronne street,; BETWEEN POYDRAS AND HEVIA STREETS NEW ORLEANS. The undersigned is prepared to furnish Low Pressure, Locomotive, Flued, and Cylinder Boilers. Also, Clarifiers, Filterers, and Juice Boxes. He will also make contracts for Boilers and all the necessary connections, such as Fire Fronts, Grate Bars, Steam and Stand Pipes, Valves, &c., Chimneys and Breeching; all of which will be furnished a: the lowest foundry prices. All work done at this establishment will be guaranteed equal in point of workmanship and material to any in the eity, or elsewhere. Planters and merchants are respectfully invited to eall and examine the work and prices. -Prompt attention paid to repairing. DAVID H. FOWLER |
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