...writer in describing the effects of the money pressure in Mississippi, says : " They, (the planters) are now left without provisions, and the means of...this dilemma, planters whose crops have been from one hundred to seven hundred bales, find themselves forced to sacrifice many of their slaves in order...

...a New Orleans editor describes the effects of the money-pressure upon the planters, as follows : " They are now left without provisions, and the means...bales, find themselves forced to sacrifice many of then- slaves, in order to get the common necessaries of life, for the support of themselves and the...

...a New Orleans editor describes the ofl'ect of the money-pressure upon the planters, as follows :— "They are now left without provisions, and the means of living and using their industry fur the present year. In thin dilemma, planters, whoso crops huvo been from 1t10 to 700 bales, find...

...Mississippi, a New Orleans editor describes the effects of the money pressure upon the planters, as follows: "They are now left without provisions, and the means...living and using their industry for the present year. la this dilemma, planters, whose crops have been from 100 to 700 bales, find themselves forced to sacrifice...