The Southern States Since the War
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Though the railway • from Mem])hi.s to Little liock is now open, steamboats continue to make trips from Memphis to Little Ivock by the Arkansas Liver in six tlays, and this line of navigation is pursued from Little Ivock by the Arkansas lliver as far as Fort Gibson intheLidian territory.
But this is not all. Fifty miles south from Little lioek, and 200 miles from Memphis, Is Archidcl])hia on the Washita (Ouachita) Liver, which joins with the lied Liver away down in Louisiana ])efore the conflue...nce of the latter with the Mississippi, and is thus more within the navigable sphere of New Orleans than of iVIemphis. Steainboats, carrying 2,000 to 3,000 bales of cotton, penetrate from New Orleans by the lied lliver to Camden on the Washita in Arkansas, 700 miles; and at Camden other boats of lighter draft, carrying 400 to 500 bales of cotton, go up and down the Washita to Archidelphia, which is but 55 miles from Little Lock, Avhere there is an "air-line" railroad to Mem])his.
'I'his is oidy an Arkansas branch of the New Orleans river steam navigation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though the railway • from Mem])hi.s to Little liock is now open, steamboats continue to make trips from Memphis to Little Ivock by the Arkansas Liver in six tlays, and this line of navigation is pursued from Little Ivock by the Arkansas lliver as far as Fort Gibson intheLidian territory.
But this is not all. Fifty miles south from Little lioek, and 200 miles from Memphis, Is Archidcl])hia on the Washita (Ouachita) Liver, which joins with the lied Liver away down in Louisiana ])efore the conflue...nce of the latter with the Mississippi, and is thus more within the navigable sphere of New Orleans than of iVIemphis. Steainboats, carrying 2,000 to 3,000 bales of cotton, penetrate from New Orleans by the lied lliver to Camden on the Washita in Arkansas, 700 miles; and at Camden other boats of lighter draft, carrying 400 to 500 bales of cotton, go up and down the Washita to Archidelphia, which is but 55 miles from Little Lock, Avhere there is an "air-line" railroad to Mem])his.
'I'his is oidy an Arkansas branch of the New Orleans river steam navigation.
What to read after The Southern States Since the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Somers to read onlineMoreLess
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