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Angelina, an E. county of Texas, bounded N. E. by Angelina river, and S. W. by the Neches; area, 1,059) sq. m.; pop. in 1870, 3,985. of whom 742 were colored. The county abounds in heavy timber, oak, pine, beech, holly, hickory, magnolia, sweet gum, sugar maple, ash, sassafras, cane brakes, cypress, mulberry, etc. The soil is black, and in the bottoms sandy. Corn, cotton, sugar cane, rice, and tobacco are the principal products. Large numbers of hogs are raised and sent to market. There are two steam saw mills, but no other manufactories. Petroleum is abundant. Capital, Horner.
 
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