Industry of Southern and Western States:-Virginia, North Carolina, The Sword and the Olive Branch. By H. The British Colonial Empire:-East and West Indies, Africa, Australia, The Merchant Fleets and Navies of the World:-Great Britain; increase The Sugar Cane-Avequin's Review of McCulloh's Report Reviewed. Sugar Manufacture-Concluded.-Object of Evaporation; Methods of Eva- PAGE. Hogs slaughtered in the U. States, 66, 285 304 310 322 334 Health Statistics of the U. States, 226. Hemp, 453. Indians, American, 100, 60. Indiana, 285. Illinois, 285. Iowa, 285. Insurance, rates, 63. Italy, 68, Indigo, 152. Isthmus of Panama, passage of, 154. Imports, foreign merchandise, 446. Kentucky, 285. Lands, public, 92. Leather and Tanning, 60. M'Culloh's report on sugar, 24. Money of Commerce, 243. Missouri, 285. Michigan, 285. 381 Militia of the States, 59. Merchant fleets of all nations, 322. Massachusetts enterprise, 369. Memphis, Tenn.-Statistics taxable, 429. Natchitoches, La., 107. Navies of all nations, 322. New Orleans, reminiscences of, 156. South America, historical progress, cha- Sugar manufacture, physiology, &c., 114. Sugar manufacture: extraction of juices; Southern and Western States, industry Sword and Olive Branch, 304. Shipping of all nations, 322. States, date of admission into the Union, 59. Area of states, 59. Statistical Bureaus, 79. Statistical Societies, 374. Smithsonian Institute, 233. St. Louis. Mo.-Imports, 430. Statement tobacco, 441. Sugar, molasses, &c., 446. Statistics of Louisiana sugar, 456. 1. SOUTH AMERICAN STATES-Historical Progress of South America- Spanish Colonial Policy-Declaration of Independence-Reports of U. S. Commissioners upon South America-Mr. Poinsett's Views-South and North American Character contrasted-Araucania-Argentine Republic-Bolivia- Brazil-Chili-Colombia-Ecuador-Granada-Venezuela-Paraguay-Pe- Old and New States, Revolutionary Statistics, &c.-1. Revolutionary States- 2. Battles of the Revolution-3. Continental Money-4. States admitted since 1789-5. Area and Militia of States-6. Deposite with the States-7. Indian Treaties with North West-8. Indians West of Mississippi-9. Area and Po- pulation of the Globe-10. Productions of U. States 1840-11. American Leather and Tanning Business-12. Sole Leather inspected in New-York- WESTERN STATISTICS. 1. Distances and Rates of Fare on Western Rivers-2. Distances from New- Orleans and Prices of Passage-3. Distances to highest points of Steam Navi- gation-4. Fare to U. States Ports from New Orleans-5. Fare to Foreign Ports from New-Orleans-6. Prices Freights and Insurances East and West- 7. Prices of Produce at several points-8. Steamboat Freights-9. Passage and Freight from Buffalo, New-York-10. Rates of Insurance from New- Orleans-11. Pork Trade of the West-Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky-12. Hogs slaughtered in 1847-8-13. Number of Hogs packed at St. Louis-14. Hogs packed in Ohio-15. Prices Pickled Pork in New-York- |