CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I. ON THE ROAD.

CHAPTER II. WAYSIDE HOSPITALITY.

CHAPTER III. CROSSING THE "RUNS."

CHAPTER IV. POOR WHITES.

CHAPTER V. ON THE PLANTATION.

CHAPTER VI. THE PLANTER'S "FAMILY."

CHAPTER VII. PLANTATION DISCIPLINE.

CHAPTER VIII. THE NEGRO HUNTER.

CHAPTER IX. THE COUNTRY CHURCH.

CHAPTER X. THE NEGRO FUNERAL.

CHAPTER XI. THE PURSUIT.

CHAPTER XII. THE YANKEE-SCHOOL-MISTRESS.

CHAPTER XIII. THE RAILWAY STATION.

CHAPTER_XIV THE BARBACUE.

CHAPTER XV. THE RETURN.

CHAPTER XVI. "ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE."

CHAPTER XVII. THE SMALL PLANTER.

CHAPTER XVIII. THE BURIAL OF "JULE."

CHAPTER XIX. HOMEWARD.

CHAPTER XX. CONCLUSION.

Title: Among the Pines

or, South in Secession Time

Author: James R. Gilmore

Language: English

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AMONG THE PINES.

A NEW WORK, Descriptive of Southern Social Life,

BY THE AUTHOR OF AMONG THE PINES,

Is now in course of publication in THE "CONTINENTAL MONTHLY,"

PUBLISHED BY J. R. GILMORE, 532 Broadway, NEW YORK.

AMONG THE PINES:

1862.

Entered according to Act of Congress, In the year 1862,

BY J. R. GILMORE,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States,

for the Southern District of New York.

M'CREA & MILLER, STEREOTYPERS. C. A. ALVORD, PRINTER

TO

RICHARD B. KIMBALL,

THE ACCOMPLISHED AUTHOR, THE POLISHED GENTLEMAN,

AND

MY OLD AND EVER-VALUED FRIEND,

THESE SKETCHES ARE DEDICATED

BY THE

Author.