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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Asakes. With torches. ia the procession, |
and as they proceeded d,'~a wsbs.h street.
displaying many pictarssqas manssuvess.
marching ADD countsrmsfching. forming
now in sections and nov in line. they
seemed at many timrs liks . huge frey
serpent. twisting and turaing in divers
ways until - head reached the eastern
door Of the Coun House. While its body
and tail vas stIll enesreling ivo sides OF
the public squsr~. The Court House vac
PACKED 10 its utmost capacity long before
the speaking commenced. and when Mr.
Hsssssrek again commenced sddressinx
the people. be vas compelled 10 speak
from the eastern door. and The efosd oct
side filled almost the whole space from the
door TO the eastern gate. and all the pave
nent slopg the eotire eastern side Of the
square
W. have never seen 80 maoy people liz
tsnios At one time. to speech IA Tsr:c
HAute. aud Mr.. Hsss.efek entertained
them in an able and eloquent msnner. for
usar two hours. he is an eloquent speak
er. aud very eoovsrsart With the great is
sues now before the people. aud he pre-
senls The facts 10 clear aud ioreisols
naoner. wbea Mr.. II. had concluded At
the eastern door Of The Court House. he re-
paired TO he western door. where his
eountrymen had assembled 10 large nun
4 Il a. = -
tongue. His speech in his native Language
vas we'll received BY his fellow country
nen. as We judge by The frequency Of th'
applause. The crowd Listened with cage
stteptiop. until quartes 10 twelve. - hsr
the meeting dispersed AFTER giving thre
more rousing cheers for Lineoln sad Ham
: lin.
10 the mean ~hiie. Mr.. Bromwe.i o
Charleston Illinois, addressed The crow,
al the eastern door. Mr.. Promwell i
, finished orator. and HE speech wss q snc
esssion Of explosive missiles hurled lot
the Democratic camp. Bitter sarcasm
!, withsring irony. ludicroas ridicule. al
stSfI ocbbuS3boI toitS " ~ ee(u otuet !
= rapid succession. producing the wilde.
d enthusiasm. and the most rsp;urous Of
o plauss Thus vas ended one Of the moi
o splendid political displays that has ev'
% been witnessed in the cou0,y Of yigo
( display equally. If not surprising the gis
, rious days Of 1910. A display that HI
D struck terror into the ranks of the CORFU
party. DOW in power. and whose ind
II enee will be felt throughout this enti
sr valley. A display Of political snshus
Of ssm. that tells how nigh are the great pri'
eiplss Of the Republican party and its hol
IN es, candidate to the hearts Of this peopl
ID There 10 no installing the signs Of Il
TO times. The people are awake-the do
lrines Of the Republican party are RICH
and Abraham Lincoln .-"H onest old Abe
As gill on the <th day Of next March. Ia
e. possession If the Federal Government. al
u bring its management and its Offices bs
DO to the purity Of the days Of the fathers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
Guxxx CouSrr AVAIL are inform,

GnBSS CousTr AWAKE -" = reiDiofmep
by . Democratic friend. that Col. Nelson
addressed the largest political crowd at
worthing,ou. on Saturday last. tina, ever
assembled 10 old Green.
The people in that region are eagerly
seeking the right way. and received the
pure political Gospel a. dispensed by Col
Nelson With svidity and delight The day
10 davo,ug and The night OF Democratic
barbsrism is fss, fleeing away.
.Iet the march proceed
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
Grsnd Decentralization fs hesor ss
Frank Bfafr.
10000 CITIZENS IL COUNCIL.

Doe Of tie most imposing political dea
constructions that has ever taken place ga
the West. vs.. that in honor Of Frsuk r..
Blair IN 81. Louis on Saturday night last
far exceeding IN numbers. ~ enthusiasm.
aud brilliant display anything ever vii
messed ia that city
The most intense excitement prevailed.
sod the people by their wild enthusiasm
vindicated the action Of Congre.s in Gust.
ing the usurper Barrett.
Al the next election The freeBaen II Nj.
sour will put upon It the anal zeal Of AZ
probstion
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
Republican state Ticket,

F0z sOvEKsoa.
HENRY 5. LANE. Of Montgomery
.FOR IfnrTESAST eOvERsoEs
OLIVER p. NORTON. Of Wayne.
sEoa SECRETARY 90 srArK.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE. II Randolph
BoR TEEAsrExR 90 STATE.
JONATHAN 5 HARVEY. Of Clarke
- "a ArDiroz o. srArE.
ALBERT LANCE. Of vigo.
.sok ATTORNEY eEsEssL,
JAMES G. JONES. Of Vsnderburgh.
soa nKrosTER OF srraEsf coUkT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
ron cLrsx o. sUPRxxE corkr,
JOHN P JONES. II Lagrange.
goa srPtaIsrESDESr on PUBLIC issrnrcfios
NILES J. FLETCHER. Of Putnam.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

TIE NEw BRrcxISRIDeE PAPkR.-The
"Old Line Guard" 10 the name Of the new
Democratic paper--the Breckenridge and
Lane organ-ProPosed to be published in
this city. The first number will be issued
on Tuesday next. IL will be tri weekly
and will be published until after the Pres
idential electioa for 81. A. b. Carlton of
Bloomington is editor. and Elder 4 Hsrk.
ness. proPrietors Of the Locomotive. pub
fishers. We understand the paper has
strong pecunisry backing. and that sufii-
cient editorial aid will be procured TO IN
sure its vigor and efficiency during The
campaign.-Ind. Jour.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

~ We setnouledge the receipt Of The
Fair Ball Of the vigo County Agricultural
Society 1t vas printed at The Express
ofsce, and IL one Of the nost splendid
Bills ve ever cav. We advise those Who
want splebdid fancy work. TO call upon
friend Hudson. Of the Express. 81 Tere
Hsnfe.-Msr. Hsrsd.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
This We have from reliable authority

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. under
STAND. that Hon. J. G. Allen. Candidate Of
the Douglas clique, for Governor Of Hi
pois, in his speech at the Court House. on
Friday night, declared upon HE honor. that
Douglas would carry lllinoi. by 10000
majority.
We conversed with q distinguished
gentleman. Of Clark Co. on Friday. Who
10 also a Douglas Democrat. aud he gave
it a. his opinion. that 8. Arnold, d. would
not carry Illinois. Though he did not
pledge his honor on il. We are inclined 10
think be is more likely to be correct.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

III Mr. Douglas. in the United States
Senate. shortly before the meeting Of the
Charleston Convention. announced in q
straightforward and truthful manner the
result Of he lsbors In respect 10 The extsn
sion Of slavery. We copy from that speech
q. much q. !. pertinent Mr.. Douglas
.sid
MY views were incorporated into the
compromise measures of 1850. Has the
South been excluded from ell the territory
acquired from Msxicof What says tie
bill from the House OF Representatives.
now on your table, repeating the slave
code ia New Mexico established BY the
peope lhemselvesf II is part Of the his
tory % the country ihs, under this doe
trine II non intsrvsption. this doctrine
that yos delight 10 call sasstier sovereign.
~. the people Of New Aexs.o have intro
dueed aud projected slavery 10 the whole
Of that Territory. Under this doctriBe.
they have converted . tract Of free terrific
~ ints slave territory, more than i've times
the sire Of the State of New York. Uu-
der this doctrine slavery hss been exten-
d~d from ihs Rio Grsnds 10 the Gulf Of
California. and from the line Of ths Re
putiic Of Nsxico. not only mp 10 50 deg
30 min. but up TO % deg-giving you q
degree and salt more slave terri,ery than
soa ever claimed You asted culy up TO
20 deg 30 min. and pon-intervsntion has
gwen you up to IS deg degree and
half more than you asked"
That is shat Mr. Douglas hss done.
he has been instrumental IN converting q
tract Of free territory into slave territory.
more than Eve tines the siEs of the STATE
4 New Yorh. be has secured the ex,es-
-ios Of Slavery from The Rio Grands TO
he Gulf Of cslifornis. and from the line
q The Republic Of Msrieo. up to Is deg.
"a degree and . half further than The
south evef claimed. This IL bis ON Ian.
susge: and he hss neither friead nor foe in
he country Who viii deay ice trstbiulpess.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

IL A few prejudiced aud hesr,less
Douglas democrats. who run around the
square on public days, abusing Honest
Old Abe Tor his condemnation of the CON-
mencemeut of the Mexican War, az un-
Justly and unconstitutioually commenced
on spot" of ground not belonging to
our Government, should call to mind the
opinions Of the immortal Clay whom they
now affect 10 reverence and respect so
much; aud while villifying "old Abe"
should, if there is any consistency left in
the attempt to blseken at the same breath
the memory OF the Industrious dead. who
ouc." Infamous. ""inglorious" and "tra.
torious" sentiments"
We here produce an extract from Mr..
Clay's Lexington (ky.) speech. delivered
on the l4th Of November. ls4f-while our
army was still at the capital of Mexico.
IF Gen. Taylor had been permitted to
remain whore his ewn good sense promp-
Ted him To believe he ought TO remain at.
Corpus Christi; and IL a negotiation had
been opened with Mexico in q true spirit
Of amity and consideration. war, possibly.
might have been prevented.
But instead Of this peaceful and moder
ate course. while Mr.. S.idell uas bending
his wsy Ia Mexico. with his diplomatic
credentials. Gen. Taylor was ordered 10
transport his cannon and plan, them in q
warlike attitude. opposite 10 Matamoras.
on the east bank Of the Rio Bravo. within
the very disputed territory. the adjust
ment OF which was to be the object OF Mr..
Slidell's mission What else could have
transrirsd but conflict Of armsS Thus
the war commenced: aud the President
after having commenced "a. appealed TO
Congress
A blll was prepared 10 raise 5000 vol
untcsrs, and IN order TO commit all Who
should vote for it. preamble was inserted
falsely auributing the commencement Of
the gar TO the act OF Mexico. l have 30
doubt of the patriotic motives 81 those
who. after struggling to divess the bill Of
that fagrsnt error. tousd themselves con
strained To vote for a.. But l must cay
that nc earthly consideration would have
ever tempted or provoked me 10 vote Tor =
bill. with palpable fal-ehood stamped on
ia face Almost idollriag truth as do, ]
never could have voted for that bill
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

~ Hon. c. L. Duuham has prsmissi 10
make a speech. in indianapolis. and siss
v present jsefs and srss~sass. We have
no doubt he will make the speech. ba, -
to the fsess aud svss~ssss--shsss are att.
Dsuoerstis, asi veat - ussd.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

II Some Of the papers print the name
Of the Democratic cspdids'e for President,
Breckenridge. HE zane is Breckiaridge
Democrats especially should try 20 get him
~, since they have nominsted him. -
Chi. Jssy.
Bu, all their tryiug viii do no good. for
u. is p,sin they esnt come is.-Cs Con.
Yss he Gao 20 sa.-in n horn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Nav Fnn.-Our friend Je,hero sher.
burpe. has zone in TO the Provision busi
nsss. in Mechanics Rev. and 10 nov pre-
pared With the nsstsst express wagon in
the city. 10 carry provisions and groceries.
10 all Who will patronage him
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Exr.ssvs QUsL'Ts 1t - astonishing
~hst expansive power Is possessed by our
old Court Houss. Every tine the Demos
rscy assemblies there the Journal declares
il the isrgss, assembly that ever met in the
city.
-Four tisse. q, least. SINCE the disruption
q the Democratic rarty has this been at.
sounced
The 10 part ofthe progranme put forth
by the Democracy, brAg blow II gas'ii
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Dooa Orks.-we are informed by Mr..
Baily. chief Of the Detective police. that
his Waterman found the door Of q Shoe
store opea about one o'clock IN Friday
night.
Business men should be careful to see
their doors carefully closed before retir-
Jog.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

who in thunder - Hsssausek r'--Pia-
csnna san.
f. is typographical substitute for Has
ssureck, the brilliant German orator. who
10 striking such terror to the hearts Of the
corrupt .IdisuniOn. slavery-ioving Democ-
rsey. Go hear him speak. Bro. Green. and
YOU will have no occasion to ask.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

DISAPPOINTED. - The Douglasites at
Green Castle, had made calculations for
large crowds Of the unterrifsd TO come on
the morning train from the east. The train
arrived. aud a solitary man might have
been seen-snd perhaps wAs-steppiug
from the cars. Attorney General Melon
The train from the west. set down Hon.
d. W. Voorhees, late Lecompton Z. s. At
torpey. now Squatter Sovereignty seeker
after Congregational honors.
aid came, and that was all.
This We have from reliable authority.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

IL Albert LANCE. Esq. 10 winning
golden opinions from ali sorts Of people"
10 HE tour down in the Pocket. he makes
friends wherever be goes He 10 To be our
next Andit-r Of State. and an excellent
one he will mske.-Rr. yssy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

II HE q. @. Allen says: Douglas
will beat ell fac tiops lin lliinois.l ten
thousand votes -Jssrasi.
Yes. and be knew il was all brsg. made
simply to gull the "unwsshed."
he erred iust 20 900.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

II Hon II. v. johnson. Of Georgia. cse-
dids,s for the Vice Presidency. vas hung
In ef6gy recently at Macon. Ca. where he
had spcheu Q day or two before.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
Coual, Opposition Ticket.


Couat, Opposition Ticket.
ron COUNTY THKAsCEEE,
HARVEY ID. SCOTT.
yoE cLExK,
JACOB II. HAGEH.
Eoa suEEiTT.
SAMUEL CONNER.
gos ErRrEsssTsTivEs
NATHANIEL LEE.
HENRY FAIRBANKS.
soa COMMON HLKAs srDos.
ALEX. b. CRANE.
rHosxcrroR COMMON rLrAs corsT.
PUTNAM BROWN.
TcR coEoSER,
v. W. BENSON.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
ers.sasuti~I EIsetoraI Ticket

El,eiSTs tor fks Stat, 81 Large.
WILLIAM CCNBACK. 81 Decatur.
J0aS 4. MANSFIELD. OF Jefferson.
Dssfricf El<efors
- D..tIict-Cyrrs 81. Alien 0fknox,
2nf Ufstrtci--foaa " kay % Clafkei
III O.slrirt-- aorton q. hurser. Of Nonroe
"a DistrIe f--J1Ais ~ Parqlsnaf, u Fr.nklins
sta Disffct--Ss 81 tTusirf. OF Fsyetir
ga Di.-rlct-Heabrn hitey. o. tarcoC.
"a Dsstrtl1 --John Hannah. OF = utnan
"a Dlstrlet-saa.uci n. h4r. Of iiplecsnoe.
81. DI.trtet Jsmes y. TyneT, q Mani.
fnta De ri-I--Is44c JcnEtnsou- Of Atlehs
ia Distrltt- DAVID -. Daley 81 hsnting to'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

PkHsoSaL. Among the arrivals al the
Tsrre HsUte House. last night. we noticed
the names Of Hon. ". A. Peelle. Repubii
can Candidate for Secretary OF State. Sami
MsGili. Editor Of the Parke Co. Republi-
can, Gen. g X Steele. aud Judge Maxwell.
n Rockville.
Capt J. W. Briggs. Of Sullivan. t. IN the
city. stopping 81 Bontin's Ho.el
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

~ We received q rare donation last ..
euirg. FROM our attentive Route Agent
To~.oa. IN shape ef late western paper.
including l.te files from California
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

KEEr ~ BKroHE rur PEorLk.--Tbst the
Democratic State Ticket 10 composed OF
Lssompten psuoersts.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

IL Rev. cyrus Suts. Of Asbuy Univer.
.i,y. vas elected, 81 the usssirg Of the,
Trustees on Thursday Last. Presidsnt Of
the State University ct Bloouipgsos.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY
IN 7ERRE HACTE

THE HOSTS OF FREEDOM MOVING
UNPRECEDEN ENTHUSIASM.
$4,000 knEgMEN IN COUNCIL
AalavAI % DstseNrioSs. ~ira SoSo InKr
COM.
with Hammers inscribed 40 Freedom.
TIM WIDE a W a X II ..
GLEE CL L BIS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.


FoR PREsIDEs1,
ABR AN LIN CO L n
or Illinois,
ron VICE PRESIDENT,
HAN NIBAL II A NJ L ",
CT xAIsE.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
Tss rosos lissf sscosss,os.

Ats o'clock the wide Av-fe.. sxsin
fell ipto ranks Tor ,seir srsod unisa torch
LIGHT pssesssios. tn. 90 the xrsndes,
display Of the had ever wtsssssd 10 hi.
city.
Jbsu vsu about I've hsstrsd wide
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

~
Moth .. we'll as South. Z"
IL there anything trsIiorous "a lhis l.
there anything calculated N alarm any but
old women. unread boys aud imrulsive
orstorsr-~e think not The leading idea
10, that the time slil come when this gov
eminent will become ell free. That OF
SEINE period in the future. human serviiuds
~ill not exist any where in this Federal
government. Thss ~ will become all one
thing. or all the other" No oBe ever for
q moment supposed that Mr.. Lneolu OF
any one else ,hougbt the Negro pops
ls,ion Of tn. coun'rv would ever be able
to triumph ov.f The whites That African
blood would ever become superior 10 Ar
slo ssren. And We suppose ths, no ittel
ligenl mao believes, ibst the time vii
never come. when the shsekles ~ili fall
from the bondnsn. II there is one. be h.,
read the history II the pas, 10 but little
advantage and hes learned but little about
the ways Of just Providsnes The lead.
ing thought thea. Ia this sentiment uttered
b, tie trailer Lincoln. 10. that some tine
in the remote fe.sre. the Que bali OF Tn.
cenledetsry. Which - pow slave. EiH D.
cs~s free. Noe let Mr. yoorhss, see heu
this sentiment differs from the usssrspces
Of some stksrs. and whom the world /.
700, TO call. very god aud patriotic ner
George Washington. thought even b,
Democrats to be patriot. 10 a iettsr -rit
tee April i7se ssid. Il can only ssy thai
there Is Dot . man living Who wishes NOR.
sineerely ,hsr DO 70 see 8 plan adopted
Cor the abolition % slavery" There va.
uoihisg. he said. "a sscthsr letter. "nOr.
eertain'' than that Virginia aud Maryland
'-rsass have. and q, . period no, remote.
Laws "fof the gradual abolition Of Slavery =
Were these Improper s-utimssss for the
Father Of his Coon,ry 70 IndnlSs 10
Thomas JsH>rssa - h-ld e. De good
Dsucers,ie authority. he ssid We mus,
vsis With psiisnee The workings Of a.
ovsrrulisg Prsridsnes. AID hope ,hs, thar
is preparing abe dsli.enses Of these cur
brsthsn. Nothing 10 more certainly writ
lss In he Dosh % Pate than thai this PEG
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

cIlrrks Sur HsSss cLArl

ATLANTIC OCEAN. June Is. 1850.
Ma. fp:ros:-A According 30 your request
l offer you my firsl contributes for the
amusement Of the readers Of the Terre
Hsu,e Express; aud although Il i. i'npo.
sibls for the to give an account OF my lrip
in the style u Baysrd Taylor. yet hope
those who may meet with this eommou'
cation. will not read IL
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
rsK Grove

The grove in which the meeting was
held, IL admirably adapted to the purpose
The ground Is denssly shaded with Thrift
~ trees, and incliues towards the stand %
tina, the entire audience when seated could
look the speaker right straight IN the face
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

TIE Cbcsgo. Buiiicgon ard Quincy from eartiogs OF
40 cert, promises 10 AID perhaps pre- aud the
Illinois Central bids fair to give az illustration Of Rail
way rvysl more astonishing than auy have named
In the last annual report, this road after paying sx-
NeDses l short of its annual interest abOut $780,
Int in the next the pro ab e are that the defcieocy
vii II, nearly If not wholly overc1me-a result not
obtained before since the completion of the road. Do
ring The SAM time tie deb Las been reduced to about
$4,000 900 By assessments upon the stock, and by the
came proesss which max tie road productive on its
debt, collateral advantages are gained which open up
future for the stockholders equal to those claimed in
the early history Of the enterprise. The debt due to
the Company for lands sold no amounts 10 the sun
of $l2 636 I'D. Thio large at once becomes more
secnre-frst by the Of the owners OF the land
and second by the enhanced value of the land i.selt
THE same agricultural success which enables these
creditors TO pay land potes stimulates larger demand
for land nov owned by the Company aud gives 1t a
higher market value. In this property the Company
still 1855 i66 acres, enOush not only to cancel
the enie debt but to give large surplus to the stock
holders and leave them in possession Of road free OF
ncumbranoe. We might illds rate the page of railway
history by many other examples-by reference to the
Michigan Central Michigan Southern and other roads
but we have already given enough TO prove thatthe
appreciation in the market value Of rail way securities
is founded upon a very substantial basis. We adnit
readily thai the calculations and estimates rest upon
anticipated prosperity but if we may not look for this
now when every thing is promising, we should con-
cude that prospects ought to be included in our
estimates Of value.
The Shipping Lists annual cotton statement for
the year 1890 will be found below, by which it viii
be seen that the crop of the just cosed reaches
40 bales, being an excess of S2i,2S9 over tho
largest year on record-lS5S-59. Annexed sasyuop-