Miscellaneous Back Matter [pp. 472A-RD06]

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
JULY-DECEMBER, 1861.
All Saiiit 1)ay, 48.
Arlkaiiis.s finance, etc., 95,195; coal fields, 551.
Ah ma-, minerals, etc., 91, 188, 282.
Artillery aidl artillery practice, 196.
Ari,.v and N\tvy of thle United States, 102.
Alie,Is resident at the South, 315.
Address to the victors at Manassas, 315.
Airmy (f the C,infederate States, 313, 327.
Agricultural life suited to the Negroes, 27.
African,s and manufacturing States, 60.
Belligereuts. f;9.
Baltiiore, exports, 69.
Eank C)oveition at Atlanta. 100.
136ra~gerez, 25'.
Bl)chlta,,e 329t.
Blanch of yondale, 470.
Bast i,te-'Tyl' ny, Past andPresent,485; French
Plriso,ns, 495; English, 500; United States,
.504.
,reclkiniridge, TIon. J. C.. address to People of
Kentucky, 649.
Cottoi, ansotsint required by England, 61.
consumitpltion per week in England, 203,
455.
dalu1e and quantity of crops for past ten
Iears 458; crop of 1861, 553.
" h Vaffectedl b3 the war, 207.
exp\lt, lpoposed duty, 207.
~ conis,ulmption and supply, 306.
'- valuel of exports, 311.
CincinnDati. (1i.
C:ommllercial relations, 85.
Cen,suis of 1860(), 201.
Confiscation, Noitli and South, 204.
Catlho-lics of 5f1aryland, 226.
~Coloi' city, 234.
Crisis. 272.
Coinf,de,(-aete TLoain, 313.
Chlite of C o(m nerce of Macon, 325.
Comimtissioners of the Confederacy to Europe,
412.
Credit of the hvo Governments, 430.
Coiigression lal Legislation, 446; Extra Session,
103.
Commoice: elminphis, 458' Charleston, 459;
New Orlean.,s. 454.
Convenition, Vir,iniia, 1; Planters' Convention,
,5)3.
".Macin, 333, 462.
Cronmieli, wld.
Cartwrighit. Dr.: the Serpent, the Ape and the
Negro, 507.
Clark, Dr., on Scripture meaninigs, 508.
Coal Fields of Arkansas, 551.
Charleston, S. C., population, 555.
Disunion. its cause, 13, 59.
Declaration cf Inflependence, 136; Domestic
Slavery, rationale of, 136; Thonas. Jefferson,
137.
Dutch Settlers of the North, 240.
Domestic and Foreign Itelations of the Confed eracy. 287.
Davis, President, 102, 325; Proclaination, 545.
D'Alegre's escapl)e fro m tle Bastile, 496.
JEqquality of social position, 20.
Emperor Soilouque, 133.
iEmigration to Uiiited States, 201.
Eniglan,d and thle Confederate Stttes, 7)6.
Entrenchm,,ent, 333.
Food, deficiency of production, by New England
and Nortlherin States, 5.
Finance of the Souitherin States and Southern
Coiiederatcy, 94, 324.
Fieldls,,id Forests of the Soiitli, 106.
i q'iiclise of Maissachliusetts Comipany; 212.
Felons transported to Ame rica, 245.
Freinonlt's proclamation on sltvery, 453.
Feudal system, 489,
Free trade, duties onl imports 536.
Federal Government, early action, 536.
Georgia, ear ly settlers, 247; slavery. 250.
nlouiutail regioi, 185; Savannah, 185;
population, 282.
"manutllfactures, 556.
Govertunienit degeneracy 397.
Galveston, Texas, Ibombiardmlenrt, 452.
Greatness, 155.
Gentility, 523.; Chesterfiell, 524; aCistocratcy,
525; civilizattio, 52'9; thle gentlenan, 513;
children of wealtlhy parents, 532; cleanliness,
chlarity and toleration, 534.
Hlarper's Ferry raid, 13.
Iltayti ani St. Domin go, 31.
Iliigueiiot tand EgliisI settlers, 102.
Iliampton, burning of, 325.
Inidepenldeice. Declaration of, and Domestic
Slavery, 136.
Kentucky, Ordinance of Selarati)on, 548.