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Civil History Confederate States,
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After the War,
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After the War,
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Alabama,
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Our cotton, the only thing left us with which to buy the necessaries of life, was seized at the point of the bayonet under the plea that it was Confederate cotton and that it was being seized by the government for its own use, whereas it was taken by the officers and sold, and the money put into their own pockets. It was then worth $255 a bale. Gen. ---- commanded at this place, and he and his staff coined money faster than a mint could turn it out.