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.IESCELIiNT.
IInors.


The latest a'snruhN n woman drrss Il
by no means novel. / ',Al"nN nave tHelr "rpltS,
though they may y" eccentric rs U,'se OF
comets, an. 1t l. "itHr century anu MIL
that honpcd p''uroatS have c,me 'ack 70 as
sist to d"torm our ialIrS. In tte reign ol
Queen Anne. hoops were ms iurh IN t"e rage
a> they are AT present. ana AIIlHoh' IN t"e
Spectator, dealt them tle t"iloWin- 'low.
which materlaliyaSsl'trdi IN their hanI'Ilheht.
ii,. Sprciator:-Nou have diverted the
town almost Il whole month at the expense Of
the country. it is now time that you s"onld
-iv' the country th'lr revenge. Since your
Withdrawal lrom thi, place, the fair sex are
run into great cN'rayA ounces. Thar pau
c7ctS irh,Ch L,g0u Ia hoarC dnd Sr'T bciOre
you kji as. arr Roic b'or1 up "tio most
cnoraopS courare, aud rise every day more
and more Ia short, sir, since oar women
know thrm> Ives TO he ont OF the eye of the
Spectator. thcv will be KEEP. within ~ COM
pls~. Nou praised them a little too soon for
The mulr.ty Of thuir hea y dresses; for as the
hum ui It sick person i, often driven out Of
ONE hu,b into another, their superluity Of
ornaments, instead oi bong entirely bnn,shen,
s"cW> only 10 nave l1lIeh .lnm 'n.ir Hed"s
NJ on their lower paris. hat ihey nave
lost in length they make up IN preadth' anu
contrary to all rules Of arctlt' 'tur'' vi zen
the iound"t''" at t'e sumo ''ine t',y slur''h
the 'upe!StrH''Hre; DUO HN we 90 no. yet
hear oi any particular use I' '''l' lt,' coat, II
lnat 1t contains ""Yt.i"E more ':'n "ha'
W supposed - zoe IN ''"'' Ut 7''h'ier make
W. are "'h'"!i''i! Ut '.S' n,'"V IT,,
81 ne "'m. gi'' o't' III 'el .hSf Oh theH'
wide bottoms that tN'y are h'ry ana very
proper Tor 'h' 'e4'''' ,"' ti!iS look upon t.. To-
oo only pr'''h'c, an" iIe'G "' "'t' ''r II
l. well known We nave moo "l' n|' '.ot-
'rat" summer 'ue'' many yi'fS' 81 tnA' 1t i
certain the neat tn,J c'!nl u" 81 cannot ne
IN the weather u. '!"'S' | Wou!' Lam ask
these t'hn't constitute l"u'eS' WY tneS
should require more G.. ''hS '"Lh 'AeiF I''o'H
erS neiore 'ne'"'
Among '"e r'''1l ''';' '''ufGrs' '"gre ar'
me-" oi Snl 'rs'''l2us l',ii irSi WHO looA Epol
| Vlr uooP i'e'lioo"t as A''" va P1ou'-N' 'U"
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a. WISCONSIN, The Assembly Of Wis
consiu, On the 18th inst, decided bya rnGai-
nous vote in favor OF the right Of the Repuh-
hcan claimant to his seat rom the Waupleca
district. Tins is an important decision.--
Cpou it will probably turn the question as
to who is the legal Governor Of the State
rlis is the district in witch Barstow, the
Loco Foco candidate, was returued as having
twice 5 many So,,,as there We're inhabitants,
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''---- JlnuHrN tUI.
Notice hereby given that the Aauql netting
will be hrGd in schH section No. - of the
township of -- in the County of Carleton
on W,aeslay ,Le 9of Jeapay ior the pnrpsc
Of p,in,cn trustee at ten o'clock ~
Signed by the Trustee
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TuE VOICE or TIE SrEAEER's CBAiR.-Ihe
vacant Chair, which has now for seven weeks
Looked on in silence, and beheld with senti-
ments and emotions which no language can
express. the raging Of the vain contest when
has prevented its occupancy-has at length
spoken out We copy its lamentation anu
arpeal from the National Intelligencer, as
follows
9. The racant Char to Cdnd'datcs for
Speakrship.
Since the commencement OF the session
six long and tedious ,cc,ks, and nothing else.
have been pass,d. From day to day have
been anxionsly waiting for an oct"P"m
amidst the grolns Of this Contcderacy, and
Judging from present appearances hope may
he deferred for six weeks longer. That ever
lasting dingdong Of cdT the roll, caught up
by Il hundred voices at once, may be iun igr
YOU, gentlemen. but t. me 1t Is Ike Il death
knell for the better days Of the Republic.
Banks one hundred and Richardson
seventy Fuller forty-, echoed ana re-
echoed hundred times Can 1t be that
YOU. too. have not had surlcit, al nausedm.
of such discprdant music as am facing II
YOU have YOURS, too have my position to
define. and to stay silent longer cannot. |
am here solely for the solid business Of hg's-
{qtion, and your dilatory conduct makes me
to1 nervous to keep my peace, and before
/ long, forgetting my wonted dignity, fear
may bounce outright into your midst, and
ply my arms and legs at the shoulders ana
parties Of YOU candidates; for never since my
born davs lave mt with such exasperatlng
treatment from this House. Oh, for the
davs of the immortal Henry CLAY Woulc
hr not have shown YOU weeks ago how that
a fe,r grams IF patriotic maga0n'mty would
settl. such dilemlnl as you have placed M
in' Assurcdly ne would Had he beer
4 minority candidate what would he have
done Would not his deep and manly tone
have uttered, Not desiring any longer t
nterpose my personal feelings in the way o
the p4jic GOOD, withdraw, gentlemen, Iron
this conflict This vacant chair has an en-
llrged experience, and to tender advice /
the rrerogatve Of age. The chair, there
fore, respectfully begs leave to suggest tina
the seirdenying magnanimity Of him anon
YOU twhoeyer he be) VINO shall become in
strumental in giving me an occupant in m
present restive position would comman
thereby fuller share OF public estimation
than By any other act Of his public life, past
present, or to come lie among you VIII
awaits a fuller measure Of public epplars
than rebounds to the Speakership. let hir
ponder on the prediction OF
The VACANT CHAR
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Respectfully yours,
An OBEER


"ScnooLE NoTlcE.-1he undersiE iEncd tru,-
tees of Sch1oic section No - in the Town
s,ir- Of --- in the county Of Carleton,
hereby Givc notice to the tJc'ioid's and
househudcrs Of said Scb,oie scam that Il
pubHk Meeting viii be held at tine sen ale
house ON the second N,dHSjly OF Jlnry 1856
at the hour ol ten o'clock in Ia" io,cpoone for
the purpos" Of EC1ii,H fit ~ rrop"r person
as a Schooic trustee lor slId section < to pay
their subscription Money dated ---.'
ISI.ucd by the Trustees
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women $50 to so and boys from $40 to
$50. The girls were hired ont as general
thing for their board and clothes
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CO\fII< SONG,

COMlk SONG.
IT., p,ro,h;a, Reedle. Mr.. Mullet.
IlyEINJtN ON THE SLACK WIRE.
Live Iniun, Mt, Mu'''t, ,'
opr1c.Tlo>s on THE CoRNJCorfA, BY slGNoR
vERNIcLLLI
Signor Vcrmicelli, NJ; NuIIe''
l. tho course of the evening will be an ex-
hilishun of Exieratin' Gas upon Lathn
liighera =, ,,u
Llihn ii III ma. Mr' h"'ie''
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l QUANTITY UF uAAs, s,s'IALL-IlT, ,DL.I
-. T'eLH tcr boiling. Hotel loep,rs au4 retailers
WI NJ 'un!lcl ON removable tounsat
Jl'y -. dEstt brJEY
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p,,-i,d AZ No. 6 C.A,g. S'ie'f, BD-ing''H. w.
Gro, ". S G. q. BENEDICT,
Enlrops ASp rHorsif1 MS
rcr-s Of subscription,

For village Subscribers, supplied by the En-
Carrier, no
II psid sir,cilyin advance, Wv
at tho Once, so
Il paid strictly in advance, A :,
who pay not in advance but before 'iN month"; on
After six months,
Tntcrcst chorgcatlc aitef the year emu
rerms of subscription for Dnily frco res
70 Village subscrbcr., per nnnum, - ", W
To those who receive it by Mail, Tor SIX mouths W.
Or per snuum, w
ALWAYS IL ADVANCE
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Prices Advertising In weekly.

cy- No subscription stopped until all nrtearascs
are pail, except the option of tho publisher, or
di.e6 ntinued unless by positive orders.
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u The following happy burlesque OF
paybill granilloqucnco first appeared, we
believe in the Knickerbocker. 1t deserves
an annual resurrection.
THE GREAT PERFORMANCE AT SYRACUSE on THE
26rn OF SEPTEMBER.
Just opened, with l00 600 Cnriositios, ana
r rfjrmed in Lecture Room among which
Two LIVE BOAR CONSTRUCTORS
Mail and Female.
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A STRIPED ALGERIA STUFF
BESIDES
PAIR OF SHUTTLE COCKS ASH oNh FIJI t11lt
nEN--aliye ''i
THE
SWORD WHICH GEN WELLINGTON iif
WIN AT THE BAIrLEOF Wal EtLOO'
Whom is six feet long, and broad IN proper
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JOHN p. WHEELER
Piano.

A MOTHER Of those beautiful octave Pianos.
- with Diagonal scale uui Patent ~u.pcusiuu
Bridge received at El'l NJ so 7Ipt /,
No, ., Bank block
Oct ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-18

The Old Colony an FaN RIVER 70 roads we're cons9ll.
lated into one corporation 1864 T1e Norw ich and
Worcester diyiderds arc pad preferred sock The
surplus earnings OF some d me Rave been carret
rom income account 10 The re1uetc8 ii tie Construction
aooount -Four per cent d toe earnings divided ~ lac
Eastern road IN 1864, EAST boston Ferry STOCK
Tie dividend Of per cent declared By the Cane Cod
stock.
January l, 1851, the seventeen roads named coat
si4 3i3 800 January 1, 1856 ST. So 500-.ncrease
81 eco The net earnings Of these II $50 we've
o. se7 800; 10 1865, ~, o35 soo-ncrease, s5s 800
me circular Of James sorey Or Galveston gives ,ae
Eollown isiement II the movement d cotton =; tia,
port tor several years past
The Increase The number o. bales Of cotton shipped
from mis- port or the year Just closed was 80 $50 bales
rr 81 pr cent Tie ncrtase IN value was STU greater
SD mo growh III IN this state In 1855 shows bit
small reeto tslta 600 balcs) the crop o. 1859
TNs scar 1858 morable FOR The nall amount Of cot
tor regtGoc3 B d state, and the receipts Al this port
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, sept lis y u.
me mock m fxet opened TIL morning with strong
mxp~a tendency, and before he close OF the first
seasG Irices ruled rearly every stock on the
AZ, Illinois Central bonds declined u per cent; n. Y
stnsrsi RP II; Cleveland and fittsDurg, u; Michigan
central, x; Feadpg u; Michigan Southern, ~; Ceve
Jsad and Toledo, y; Milwaukee and Mississippi, y; La
Csesse and Milwaukee, Panama, =. Wisconsin Lake
more RR sod This morning u 67a per cent, buyer 90
avn me transactions in Erie quite large this
su the market opened and closed NJ prices
= cher stocks there not much activity. At the
sond beard prices shade or two better Cleveland
snd Toledo advanced per cent and closed arm ., our
suOsauons. Michigan Southern went up Z per cent;
ueveland and lttsburg, III Reading, - There was
uune inquiry for la Crosse and Milwaukee and 70% was
nd, II asked.
me steamship Persia, from this port for Liverpool TO-
Nv carried out 81, 5e3 $40 S. in specie The steamer
IN This port for Southampton and Havre on Saturday
vfn N Is reported take out about three quarters OF
raiISon Of dollars This will make aggregate Of two
~ n quarter millions for the week. II is estimated tina
ne attest shipments this week and next, from this por
spd Boston, will be full three millions Of dollars There
sn active demand for specie from the interior, and
l9sge SUMS have been RENTED to the South and TO
Uanada
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The chief evidence OF the short crop 1861
pears the receipts Of 1855 II win be that the
cefps Of 1852 doubled those OF 1860 These figures ali
. rapid increase but without any regular ratio, for
years named.
The following statement OF the ur Of cotton
ceved ct the Gulf ports OF Texas for The last
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1856.

for NE calendar year 1895 correspond With he smslress
Of The product OF the growth OF the preceding n
which The bulk OF the supply up 10 toe close OF ecsm er
was constituted Thus the receipts al this pi for be
last six years were follows
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GONE RESPECT ABLY FURNISHED Rooms, WITH
y fun board, be obtained IN private iamly without
children whore only few hoarders taken The house
has all the modern improvements and IS situated near three
lines nf and stages. Apply at % Eas- Twelfth street,
References exchanged
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TrHE LARGEST, MOST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
and in the bc-' oca y Ia New I0rs. be had
With without meals b. aidrcsslg NJ ", 90, -. Post Of
ice.
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TnE MILITARY.


n1IE rIRST srECrAL MEETING or THE pRrGGrsr
Guard VIII tie held a r. Davii's Hall Canal a eet ba
Forsyth and Elrdsc this Thursday evening al cirhs
" a. ~ order 81 The committee. So.
JOSEPH HAIRY, Chairman
YIELD ARTILLERY FOR sALE-Two BRASS srx
FOUNDERS with CAR gEes complete and or modern con
Nrndon Also. Unite States rifles, muskais stola sabres
tc hpnyas ll2 South street ortoJ o. BoEA 100 Broad
way, N. Y
NOTICE.-THF MEMBERS or the cfEARY aUARu
~ arc requested 70 attend meeting on Friday evening,
n lNh inst ~ W pcofk No ~ Jacob aree Pnncs1ai
attendance s REQUIRED &c every member, here VIII be au
.erii0n III Officers w order
u. Il grovar Secretary u. D0UGHERTY, Captain
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SEvEGAL ROOMS 10 LET WITH BOARD. AT ia
- Blocker Tie house has eli the modern improve
men
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the previous mort0. ard would appear SUI further o.
ennanee he eseocragag Pfo~psc held o3.by the stale
nert Tor ne month d Jeg % TIE 1usress u tbs iu
por,sbi road.
ne Ba'tmorc aat Ohio Railroad rorrafy haye Fl'asG
me toz Goa 90 Goats ts a soa c4ab .s3 w4-U
makes 4 s. IS pfr Ton t1.s 1tvaiaa vas PISSED ~ "a
bare nA ,orty 81 oae. boatt az t.rtytwo meU5cFs
TIE advance has bal depressing ,'st rpon ne st3.k
Of the Cumberart Coal C5upaay bu, Tie lreads 81 -o
company 10 no consider IA: ru operate ayzas. It.
interest ne company ha' advanced tie price a. cal u
Baltimore dg,y otrg per ton and Alexandria twenty.
ave cents per ton sad tLess prices be sasta sed
the advance a. Alexandra vii MAKE d.serenee q so
oee per year the company Tie largest port d
cosl ned BY ms company delivered q. al 4t.ppai
from Acraudra, being % il. September this year s.
500 t0us agains, ic so tors delivered Baltimore. Al
the coal delivered ne after place sold Tor losA ca.
sumption. The aggregate snoan, o. CD nod 81 tbs
company 10 Il, SEPTEMBER IS iss5ls tons agtas; iio
s1e tons at ycar an s-rsafe o. g io1 oas i i rtsI
thai since the tells rasea two three e5a cor.
psples further Yves, han the COmbsand, lave a,gGs1
Inc railroad company thai they shall operations.
Tie annexed statement exh DIS The per esniAEe tn dv
bends pail By seventeen railroads q Massachdss,ts
during the nst ave yesrs ana Toe ,o. Of said reads
Mt the beginning q each year
B1ssAcur4KfTs EAta0An rvfurSps
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NowREADY-"IN PERILs BY NINE OWN coUNTR,
THREE YEARS ON THE KANs AS BORDER.

BY IILRGfMAN OF EFlsCOTAL
Our brothers bold the praries cold
In bloody shrouds lying
And their wives on high send the piercing cry
And from burning homes Tying
24o psges limo. Price, covers, 80 cents cloth rs
cents
The author Of this work travelled missionary differ
portions the border counties OF Missouri the
rtory Of Kansas there before the passage OF the
Nebraska bill, and became Intimately acquainted with the
leaders and with the OF the subsequent
SADIE against the liberty lives and property OF all freedom
loving settlers He narrates only facts but they Of the
and most startling character; exhibiting all their
living enorniy the awful ourages Of which that unhappy
be ply Interested in ts perasa will rise from with
indignant blush OF shame hat under the American
flag such monsirous crimes should go unpublished Every
statesman politician and Christian should read and ponder
well the facts contained this volume. They clearly
the settled and deliberate purpose o. large and powerful
body OF backed By the Executive head the
ment invade aud rample in the dust only the political
but also the social and rights heretofore regarded
saeredly and nvolaby guaranteed TO every American.
Mailed free receipt OF retail price.
MILLER, CRTOS MICHIGAN, Publishers,
New York aud Auburn
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SFIRIT NO. esprit No. g.
PoRTER'S SPIRIT, PoRTER'S sfIRfTtt
Continuing another esapter Of that
GREAT INDIAN NOVEL OMtMEF.
~ far The he's Indian novel since the days Of Cooper
Jenny Owens Finy Dollar Noie
The wilG Cat ofLoulslana,
Ny FIRST ADJ entnres with The Indians
BY Red Jacket
How I'D Lester IIpn,ed Deer.
by he celebrated Doco,
That COX Fight a, Sand ra'ch.
~ ~. r. T..
Young America on Por,er's Spirit
BY foaEgser
Life on The Road
By he great Nut Calls
Htop Hurrah nus.ra'ons)
FISHING under Dileuiies in limos
hy Okawana
Academy for Education in Physical sportS
The grea Brown Dix Rocket sy Moscow
Tie Ladies column-very interesting.
Regatta TORONTO and Quebec.
sands o. Gold from California.
American Racers VI England.
Foreign sporting intelligence.
The Turi, Hunting. Fishing.
Yachting Crake' Base Bal
The srcas IN WashiI gfan, The Drama Music. &c, kc
II IS for sale everywhere.
IS year, IN advance.
only cents copy.
Euy quick and read II.
once Broadway, Aprle,os Building Leonard st.
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NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPApER.-FRANK
IN LEsiiE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER Is the great
literary enterprise OF the II has reached It's is
and each number It's predecessor
II contains eight pages C beautiful cngrayings illustrating
the prominent Of the OF the week. beside
eight pages choice literature The beautiful
story By Cha Reade Of Clouds and sunshine i pm
fishing in this superb weekly. Look for No AZ
turday will eclipse thing attempted ia this country
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lands from market until the lands were redeemed
when they should be advertised and sold TO the high
est biddethe profits accruing from the sale Of The
lands thus improved would then return to the State
and not private spectators We submit these facts
to the impartial judgment Of the people, satisfied that
they alone are the proper judges Of the acts Of their
representatives.
dere, P. Chew, H. j. Heard, W NJ. Kidd, Jules La
vergne, ". S. Scott, W R. Taylor, ]. w. Walker.
REPREsENrArIvB-Peter Alexander, Sam. Ander-
son. L. L. Bernard, A. G. Brice, J. Fl. Brown, A D
Doriocourt, Alfred Duperer. Chas. Z. Estlin, H. M
Favrot Josh. Fennimore, j. NJ. Jamison, R. w James
J. T. Hawkins, The Lagroue, R. NJ. Lanier, F. G.
Laviile, G.. G. Lawrason, Emile Locoul Thomas
G. Mackey, James w. Mcdonald, James H. Mehaffy,
Eugene B. Olivier, s. B. Oswalt, G. A. Pike, H. j.
Ranney, E. Rigaud, ,. B. Robinson, W I. Sanford
7. H. Shields, Jos. Solomon, J. B. Strickland, J. B.
Thompson, A. B. Vail, r. J. Wade.
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sented to the house of representatives complaining d
The iaga acts of said officer no citation was issued
70 him requiring him to appear and answer charges
II5rought against him, no witnesses were summoned
ither for the State for said officer all Of which for
nalies prescribed by the first and second SECTIONS
f sai6 act there any or the least notice taken
f the dominant party of the provisions of the third
ihectiols which we have cited above in full
Comment on conduct so grossly Illegal oppressive
and dAspotic would weaken the impression which the
naked deformity of this act of unparalleled iniquity
must inevitably make upon the minds of all the good
eitlzess OF our State. We shall simply remark that
me ismous saying Of of the sages Of antiquity
Whlcf contains maxim of unperishabie truth could
never Joe more orcby applied than it can now to the
centous conduct OF the democratic party in the pre-
sent 'fglsiature We told by the historian that
Whenone OF the seven wise men of Greece visted the
court OF Feriander of Corinth, he was asked: fyat
6 the most popular government He answesed:-
! That IN which the law has no superior
We cannot terminate this without referring to sop,e
points of general legislation The people of Louisia
a owe 70 the minority. by amendments insisted upon
by em the establishment of registry law which It
ls hoped will prove effieaeieus The waste.l expen
dits OF the public funds is another important point
60 Which we call the attention of the people of Louis
lana Notwithstanding the wastefM expeaditasse Of
the public funds; notwithstanding the enormous au-
preparations heretofore made this Legislature has, IN
the face OF these enormties reiterated other apfrops
ations dzigang the present session, To incredible
ano,aat The majority have permitted the egisaatare
20 adjourn without blshing board
Of swamp land commissioners. The minority has In
yarahbly insisted upon the withdrawal Of the swamp
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Quilss are taken from the pinions Of ons
goose to spread the opinions OF another.
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IsDIAsA-The report of the auditor Of In
diana furnishes some interesting statistics re-
specting the agricultural products and the do
mestic and farm animals of the State It ap-
pears, says the indianapolis Sentinel, that the
value Of The cattle, as returned by the several
township assessors, from eighty three counties,
being all from which returns were made, was.
on the 1st of June last, 81. 578, 200, nearly
eight millions of dollars This is a very large
sum, and shows that cattle raising is an imper-
tant interest of the State. There are four coun-
ties, In which the valuation of the cattle en-
eeeds $2oo,oOO in each. Montgomery Leads
off with s234,oo0; Wayne follows with about
$4,000; Putnam with see4, 600, and War
rem with 1921, 900. Four counties, Decatur,
Henry, Hendricks and Gibson, present a yalu-
alton each between 8 900 and $500, 900.
Ten counties, Clinton, Fountain, Delaware,
Marion, Steuben. Vigo. Koseiusko, Morgan,
Randolph and st. Joseph, exhibit valuation
each from $4,000 to $4,000, Twelve
counties, White, Elkhart, Shelby, Rush, Allen.
Greene. Ripley, Madison, johnson, Fayette.
Miami and Blackford, return valuation Of be-
tween 800, 900 and $125, 900.
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