GEORGIA, ALABAMA, AND FLORIDA. 43
the west? 32, What rivers cross the western part of
the state ? 33. What river flows northwardly through
the eastern part, and enters the Atlantic Ocean near the
northeast corner of the state? 34. What lake in the
south? 35. What three capes nroject from near the
1. T-e. 2 8, C-a, A-c. 3, Fra, 4 A-a 5. 8ch, 6 St M-g, 7, 0-6
3. F-t. 9. 0-0, A-a 10. M-o. 11. 8-b. 1% A-a, 18 0-0. 14 T-e,
15. G-a. 16. F-a, Gulf of M-o, 17. M-i. 18, M-e. 19. M-e. 20. A-a, T-e,
21. B-k W-r. 22. C-a, T-a. 23 T-e. 24. M-e. 25. M-v on ihe A-a.
LES"ON
GW m
1. GEORGTA is one
of the most flour-
ishing of the South-
ern States. Many
of its cities and vil-
lages are growing
rapidly in popula-
tion.
2, Cotton, sweet po-
tatoes, rice, and corn
are the chief agricultu-
ral products. Oranges
and some other tirop-
ical fruits grow in the
southern part.
3. Savannah, on the
Savannah River, 18
miles from its mouth,
is a pleasant and flour-
ishing city, and the seat
Of an extensive cotton trade. A splendid monument has been
erected here to the memory of (Gen. Pulaski. an officer in the
American Revolution.
4. The other principal places are MILLEDGEVILLE, the
capital; Augusta ; Columbus; and Atlanta,
Questions—1. What is Georgia ? 2, Agricultural products *
3. Savannah? Pulaski Monument? A. Principal places?
LESSON LIL.
ATLABAMA.
1. ALABAMA is noted for yielding more cotton
than any other state in the Union.
2. The climateof Alabama, like that of the other Southern
States, is generally mild. and ice and snow are seldoam seen.
southern extremity? 36. What keys, or small islands,
south of Florida? 37. What bays indent the west
coast? 38, What is the capital ? 39, What towns on
the St. John’s River? 40. What town, the oldest in the
United States, on the coast, south of the St. John’s.
26. S-a, C-a, O-n, O-e. 27. H-e, F-e. 28, W-2. 29. O-a, A-a, 380. A-6.
81. Gulf of M-o, A-8, 32. A-a, O-c, E-a. 33. St. J-s. 34, O-e. 85, Fa,
S-e, K-o. 86. F-a, 87. T-a, A-e. 388. T-e. 89. P-a, J-e. 40. St. A-e.
3. The Alabama and Tombigbee rivers are navigable—
the former to Wetumpka, on the Coosa branch, and the latter
to Columbus, in Mississippi.
4. The prineipal towns are Mobile; MonTGoMERY, the
capital; and Huntsville. Mobile, at the mouth of Mobile
River, is, next to New Orleans, the greatest cotton market in
the United Sliates.
Questions.—1. For what is Alabama noted? 2, Its eli-
mate? 3. Navigable rivers ? 4. Prineipal town? Mobile?
LESSON LIII
1 (0° "?IDA.
WLAORIDA INDIAN
1. Frorma is the most southerly state in the
Union. Ithasa mild and healthful celimate. The
population is chiefly in the northern part,
2. The chief products are rice, Corn, sugar-cane, Cotton,
and tobacco. Various tropical fruits abound. There are no
large towns in the state,‘ St. Augustine is a very old place,
Pensacola is noted for its naval station.
Questions,—1. What is Florida? Climate? Where is
. its nonulation ? 92. Chief vdroduecte? Other facts?
