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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29
HAD QUARTERS. 9th VI, Vols. }
Camp near Iarrison's Landing, !
Iulp 10 1872. y


Dear sir Yours Of the 18th inst came
to hand this day. Il gives nae pleasure to
comply with your reasonable request, and 10
extend TO Joseph U. Leonard furlough for
40 days can bear testimony that Leonard
demeaned himself nobly on the battle held,
ana 40 did al the Manchester Company. led
on and encouraged by as gallant officers a.
there are in the service, While your CON.
munlty has reason TO mourn SO many noble
dead, you also have reason to rejoice that The
fine Company Of young men who went from
your midst to sustain their countrys honor,
have done 80 on every occasion; and that
those who fell, fell lighting brayely IN their
country's cause. Their names should b,
preserved in the archives Of your town anc
handed down to future generations
am, Sir, very
Respectfully your obi servant,
L. A. GRAxT,
Lieut.Col com'd s the Regiment
Hon. Leonard Sergeant,
Manchester, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

Dorset, on Saturday, the 18th day Of July,
aged 20 years.
-. Use Disposer Of human affairs has
- the fsirer, loyelier
x VA Is suseepd-
influence in
tanners careu
and without
the rich GIFTS
rivileges. She
Yand 10 court >
earth. BY the
however, Size vas
here only, but vas
up her treasure in
earned Der personal
common need Of our
pardon and salvation
IA year since found peace
grace which Jesus freely
pie. prepared her gradu-
Ror that painful removal from
and friends decryel Is her Iot
an age merciiul heavenly
Kindly led her along during the
Of mingled hope and fear Which
the earlier stages II her protracted
keeping her heart stayed by faith il
sdom and goodness Of God, and when
Kngih convinced thai her days must soon
numbered, she was enabled with Chris
composure to respond, " Thy viii he
" She endured with much patience
pains, irriistions and exhaustions incl
to the action Of the disease, consump-
upon her sensitive organization, thank
approaching the assiduoas and tender
Re Of her family, and grateful for every
ken Of the sympathy and kindness q her
! nmerous friends,
Being bumbly DESTROYS 10 testify openly
her faith and hops in the sasior, and to
~ the refreshment and comfort II Chris
ordinances, a few weeks prssious 10 her
ease she was baptized and her name en-
a with the protesting people Of Christ
he last Sabbath Of her life she partici-
with few Christian friends 10 the or
nee Of the Lords Supper. administered
Fr room, . fitting preparatige for the
8 emily feast she was about to enter upon
On the last day Of the same week, while
plural sun was declining in the west,
p Of her earthly existence as gradually
acefally went down to its setting,
a cloud q doubt or fear
pie incident Of her las. moments !,
( mention Tor l.s beautiful and sug.
haracter. After the film Of death
apparently gathered upon her sight,
n seemed to be again renewed, and
gough. aad rested upon chaple, q
leaves which she had wrought las
hHd which was hung fron the arch
folding doors. From this expires
lem Ct cur frail, fading esrihly ma.
turned her head toward Der moth.
sters, and beekoned them psaesfa
But al this moment, observing
{, a sympathe,ie tear started from
hnd triekled dswn her cheek, and
came to the edge Of the I'D and stood
g there when the spirit took It's hnai
Thus the last impress lsft by thAl
piris upon The beautiful clay vas th.
of Christian peace and immortal hop
reef. cleaning through tiara Of afec.
Ind sympathy fr weeping ones lsfs BE-
fer season 10 hesrsn We mesi
Cox.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29
Sc. BrhsHAs.

We have been permitted 10 publish the
following 81 racis 81 private letter from The
commanding afieer d the gallant 9th VI
Regiment. ia lbe ste battle At Savage Station.
Joseph Z Leonard mentioned ia the letter,
Il Viii be- remembered was twice wounded ia
that conflict where the Manchester Company
suffered such terrific slaughter. He is dali
" expected among his numerous friends in
this vitlagel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29

usisrt Editors Il msy bo deemed pre-.
samr,uous. 10 : retired and obscure md.
vidaal, 70 sstempi 10 ossr advice e the Gov
srumeut n our country 10 ibis tine q IL
distracted state, bat As every individual has
a deep interest IN its welfare and prosperity
and is sqpally, Niih al others, even with the
organs q ,hc government affected BY is
prosperous or adverse or perilous condition,
and has au equal voice IN 81 is appoint
meuts. and has an equal right 10 express bis
opinion upon al such measures which he
may think proper to be adopted, have ven
iurel 70 drop few hints through your or
eau 81 public communication on those ineas-
ures which consider important and noces-
sary in this crisis Of our affairs, 70 restore
peace. union, and harmony % our divided
and distracted country. However bitter and
however Just may be the feelings Of the cl,i-
Ageps residing IN The northern section, tow.
Is the leaders and insiigaiors Of this IN
aud disgraceful war in the southern
the country, and however desery.
- -. !. : I:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-29
- .innt ID 3D. EIonr.

AAer mors illan year q Geree
homliia.. ihe van SEN go oa. ~
essasug rather than dinini.bine 10
mngnisu The rebellion Is more
powerful day than i was shne
nonlls. - moaths. o. yeW no,
and +, ID d condition more likely than
ever Is saeee,3. Il does DOT suffice
70 ssy ilaI he enemy hiss been eblig-
FL n fe.otl 81 iarced pi'on q
declare etey man within tlrir limits
a soldier ,lai ~ ligh q. fifteen hun
dfpd dollar. hape been offered 10 Nr-
einia fr substitutes aud finally an
executive order POT forth enrolling
! erg map, whether he may have OBJ
ped i Substitute Of uoi, and that We
40 Sc, drafted man. AL this
And ior saying that because
ssli forth an lis strength
ecome no stronger
eaten. for tie
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
RROPUsALs.


NEKTRAL DEPARTMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN
- Police ss grsome s.Iss Ne. Yors Sept - hs s 1se
inst. FOR The delivery Of l0 tons Of Coat Of 2ao pounds
each.
Specifications may be examined .hs once by persons
dcErous Of proposing 0. o. HAWLEY, Chief Clerk.
DAvIRG THB STREETS OF HAVANA, CUBA--Ih
portant capitalists and Of Quarrics.
The City Council OF Havana adverises for proposals. which
will be received In d city the 9th Of November next for
the furnishing Of 01 square meres OF Tapp Biloxi And
IN the streets of said city The work be com
menced within sixty days alter The signing OF the c0urac
and be finished within The term OF two yeAhe contractor
" E n metres Of said block per menth and 2l00 metres
down s n - per metre. payable by the City Council IN
municipal bonds with per cent interest per annum
AmorSsble In ten years. and paid when due 70 The holder
For this purpose ths bonds will b delivered the
be done monthly the thereof being received IN
ment of the municipal taxes aud the City Council will de-
vote yearly In their budget obligatory expenses the sum
feevke og the payment Of the neess and amortization
Walk Is 81 down Il n PER square metre sps vii IS Mfae
TO the contractors half sx monhs af the work 10
executed and accepted and the other half 81 the end Of the
succeeding six mon;hs II bids be offered for the perform
ance Of the above work a. lower ggres than those aed y
the amount Of metres Of and sidewalk ne
cessAry to the OF So00 10 which the two con-
racte combined will be extended In such case
TO be bidder parties must deposit in the City Counci Of
the Of $4,000 which the contractor will lose II
he should not iunl strictly al the conditions OF the con-
tract
Those wishing further information in detail the sub
jest obtain application at the Consulate Of Spain In
This city, by examining the Havana Gazea Of ths ID in
slant Il the onice of the New YORK Herald.
NEW YORK. Sept IL. 1862
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
~ BALES SEA ISLAND AND
GULF COTTON.

DANIEL H. BURDETT. AuctoneeP.
By virtue Of order Of sale 70 me directed BY Hon VII
liam Marvin Judge District Court for the Southern dis
lrct OF Florida, Iwill sell 1t public auction
On TUESDAY, September II,
At IL O'Clock n
From Lambeer's and Wheeler's stores. Brooklyn,
2l2 bales Island Cotton from prize Reliance
2S bales Upland do, do. do do.
81 bbls Rosin. do. do. do.
2packages do. do. do. do.
bags pickings do. do do.
iOs bales Upland Cotton prize schooner Victoria
20 packages do do. do. do,
2crAtes and bbls. do. do do.
g bales Sea Island Cotton from prize schooner Agnes
Shalt bsles do, do. do do.
bag pickngs do. do. do. do.
IS bbla. Rosin, do. do do.
bag pickngs do, do do. do.
Guns and 46 Shot, do do do.
Samples Cotton be Friday and until day Of
sale, at the office OF Hiram Benner, lib Wall street.
JAMES G. CLAPP,
United States Marshal Southern district Florida.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

A UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH, AUCTIoNEER. WILL
Household Furnure Of family removing from the city, AZ
& s Il ~ ess HSM.n Sh G slee pace pcswssn
!sns OF the house The elegant psror furniture nade
cold the highest bidder for cash. offering induce
purchasers the entire furniture Of the house
new having all been made within six months Beautiful
Velvet Brusels and Ingram Carpes elegant rosewood and
Aured reps handsome Reception Chairs Turkish Chairs
and Lounges 10 match rosewood Centre and Pier Tables
Lace Curtains Shades 6ne on Paintings rich China
Vases twenty-one day Bronze Clock Ladys Writing Table
wsshssand. Lounges, Chairs Tables Book and Corner
Tea and Extension Tables Glass China and Silver Ware,
Table Cutlery twelve oak Dining Chars
&c 6ale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
A M. b. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
IA LARGE SALE OF FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD


Panofore, Paintings Velvet Carpets Bronzes Statuay
Chandeliers Lace Curtains rosewood and black walnut Par
l0r Sus public auction this day Tnesday) Sent
At the elegant residence ls West Sixteenth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues sale commencing II
O'Clock precisely Parlorsvelvet Carpets Rugs Pier and
hanel Mirrors Card Tables Etageres, Satuary marble
top Centre Tables fun Paror Suits with brocate
secretaire and Bookcase,
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN SSJAy oCTAyE ROSEWOOD PIANO
four round made by Broadway mskers Canterbury
Wool And Cover OIL Paintings, by eminent artists The Holy
PANTY Seleres Marine Views Fruit Piecc Winter Scenes
Match Paintings Hall BronsetStatuary. Hamlet Chevaer
De Marie superb Sevres CLina Yases solid oak Buets
China Slass Silver Ware Table Cutlery oak Arm Chairs
Beisteads Wardrobes
Armoire alace HAIR Mattresses Feather Beds, Blankets
ocolhs Sofas Rockers Arm Chairs, covered
Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale perempory rain
o. shine. House for sale. Inquire Of sucfoneer.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
4 UcTIoN FoTICE.-R W. wEsTcoTT. AUCTIONEER
u Large and attractive sale OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Ptanoiore, Paintings, Parian Ornaments, &c.,
scatanea In The elegant residsnce io2 West rwenynrs
Tuesday, afteanoen o'clock precisely consisting Of
l Etagees Bookcases Centre and Pier Tables rich Pier
and Aantel Mirrors Damask and Lace Curtains magnfce
Csbnss Stool and Cover Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
1puns Seat and Cottage Chars Shades Beds and Bedding
Mar and Spring Maresses Blankets Paiassra &C. Dining
China GLASSWARE Silver Ware Cutlery k An to be sold
without n BPartiee from distance assured
hat every article in the be sod shine
hat every article is in conformity with this advertisement
Shsre will be in attendance 70 pack ship
fer purchasers IL desired.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
AAxWD Ar AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICED. d. CAULkINS, AUCTIONERR
"A 9nes 1snH 81 srY1 sr9Y.1swsy; az

N
IA Once S1B Broadway.
LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOu8EHOLU FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PIER AND MAETEL MIRRORS,
6UPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIAkOFORTR
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE &C. &C,
PURCHA1ED AT COST OF OVER $1,000
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER is,
A. tho elegant private residence No. Dos Fourteenth
street. Eighth avenue
COMMENCING AT l0x O'CLOCK PRECISELY
The sale comprises the entire house Tho
elegant Parlor FURNITURE made to order and is in solid
rosewood The whole will be sold the highest bidder tor
cash. offering extra Inducements 10 the entire
months
Elegant rosewood seven octave Panofore with al modern
improvements overstrung bass Ac cost e60 rich rose
wood STOOL covered IN satin and embroidered Cover three
ssEsa, a9 ss o. o.ew9oa Psror FnrnSrs IN Tcn & pro
rarAn Ornaments rich Vases &c. also magnificent col.
Lection OF rare Paintings rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs
IN hne reps rosewood Centre and aide marble TOP Tables
richly carved
Chamber Suits, In rosewood and mahogany, Bureaus.
carved Bedsesds Washssn Sofa Beds In fine haircoih;
ten pure Hair Mattressss from 10 TO pounds made 10
order. in excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF hne oak Extension
1abe Silver WAre rich China, Ivory and silver Cutlery
Forks spoons &C., with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
of every Yiption. 10 Opostu
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
POLITICAL.

STArE CONVENTION OF .ANTIPRoHlBIrIoNIsTs..
y the opponenis Of Maine lawlsm and those Interested
dsase and adsp. i,s poysns 70 Inc con
ed upon 70 send two Delegates from Assembly ai.ir
In this state Consenton 10 be held the ciy OF syra
September twelve o'clock NJ, take into
Ss n s snS p.s sSa sSS
arrier and suiay Interests which are hreaIened
got up under The influence Of mistaken zeal and supported
Importers dsilers brewers, mals.ers, rec,iaer.
srs :, and dealers o IN hops s.rsy rye and corn
are all parcpaors IN objec,s Of this Convention
ss. s $ or :, sssSsS q % and s
% got ~ es pss r4s sns
there those Interested src requested 70
The State COMMITTEE any intention Of iuermsd
ding with psiiss party organizations or making nomna
vsnion win DO their duty select from among
Ss S e. sssss sos Sc s
.so regard he yos o ~ the sneS 4, as and :
ysnc and legislation % and hold 70 sse S cYn @
.sss sssS 'FsSSs ). ssS
yAcos HrspalcIsos Recording Secretary.
A. b. CAtpvkLL, Corresponding Secretary of s~se Com
ALBANY, Sept 10. 1881
TwELyTH WARD SEYMOUR oLuB.-Ar A MEETING
.ssnS 9Sis on sssy evening" sspse%Ser &
FOR s psrDo:e Of ss.nn II s. Sss Hso and :.aS
aoS "a IN se ns oa ssa 1.Ss
Ing named gentlemen we're elected oos Of 'he orsAn's
sTBPBBN O. WALKER President
ghepard Knapp Robert q. Glover, 4
joel o. Stevens Charles Boyce, lvtc. p,osis.nt.
Patrick McGann, john u. Gent,
John Mcauadc, Treasurer:
Themes y. Fields Correspondns SECRETARY
chsrls. ar ,assn assn seersares
Messs David ~ JAcs Daniel " rismann snd fhos B.
TaprAn appointed committee 10 drsf series % rso
which meeting due nctce viii be gwen through the pubc
papers J. .. AokbAN, secretary.
-
MILLINERY, &C.
4 FASHIONABLE DREssMAkER WISHES A FEW
IA more customers; would work ~ thsir residence
take work home reasonable terms refcrencs kisen Cali
NilLLINERY.-MADAME LAURENCE CHEvALILR.
fl No. - Waycriey place, bega to announce TO the fashion
ladies' of New York tnat sle has rom Paris
.wh complete assortment o. Bonnes and Hesadresses
OF sye- be hrst Paris houses. and
lson will pe oten for insoection 1htt,. he l3b of
Ser J-iuter, 1902
1lLIY BARRETT WILL oPTE, ON rHuRspAY
M 80 um,e ~, Afnu assortment d Iaris blnafy, at
her thoI rtonis, ~ BROADWAY.
1NPgNiSo-.iHC CRsDky, IHE Isrft, OF PAEis FAN
~ .ud winter MAlncgy t MrA fs.. 10 Nnlty street
dies are rt s.tIy invite TO tail eX0iue syr-
ios superior mill ncrs wantc,.
ntE4s AND NEW YORK ftLl, fATrs1N BoNNIrs
'rn aus ttta4s lhtrs, SsHViFt by tr VO siin.
mon nOw in srsop. y,t escivca par suarple Austria
i''' "'' . G.sr y sIsmcSs. esi brpacwa,.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

UCTION SALE.-H. WILSON, AUCTIOHEER.-BYA A.
A d. GALE, ~ Dey street-Boots and Shoes.-This day.
~ clock, 800 Boots Shoes and Bsimcrss prime
aud fresh Two Soled Thick Boots Napoleon
poOta.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

A .. NICHARDs, AUCTIONEER.-IOOo CASES
a.. Boots, Shoes. Brogans, Caters. kc., at auction
kOHARDS WHITING win sell, on Wednesday, Septem.
her IT, a i0H o'clock their saesro0 ~ Corandt street,
N extensive ysrs o. Boots and Shoes including almost
bss suit both city and country trade Catalogues
b9 OF saA
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

RAvID'D. E0AN, AuCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day ~ ocock 81 43S Canal street, and
Furn tnrc. consisting Of Bedsteads. Bnresus Beds.
tresses Comfsrrs Extension and other Tables Chairs
Qoias ngcs fetex Tetes Vases Flowers Birds China
o,asa Sevss Kitchen Ware also bottles of Gin Brandy
nNuybOi Whiskey, 10 Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

!, uLRxGH a 60, AUCTloNEhRs, WILL SILT, on
-, vJs,nrsisy e.ntenber W. u p5 o'clock, at H nowery
ee,.f aass oi Hrgs sock ol Imported an Domestic
'c,s 's,ssnq Of ~ oaks 6, g. ani ~ Bauts, ~ bar.
20 old gorrbcn and Mononsthela Waskcy. iansi aani
M q OR SuA, ppit she ~, kaieira and Nsget Wine;
Ne Al IA MN nd otncr CUar 3uts srN tn, aiaf
q. az I'm. "a nrs ana Toh,,ci uceu' acs, ucs tly
80 a. h. W. i,OEW, Receiver.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

UCTION NOTICE.-E r. WILLS, AUCTIONEER-
"A lu0 crates and 800 packages glassware, Wednesday
Sept IL Vt 10 O'Clock, a Murray street. Catalogues now
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

yX7M TOPPING. AuCTIONEER.
w SALE OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
$40 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Including full aesortmens of and eeAsonAble Styles
received direct from manufacturers,
THIS DAY TUESDAY. SEPT I6
n B.-Tbe Boots and Shoes will be sod At
ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY
Catalogues and goods ready.
RN. TOPPING h co, Auctioneers
Nos. and II Park place aud
No. Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
I RARE OPPORTUNITY Foh CAPITALISTS OR r

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE IN JERSEY CITY, NEAR
IN Psvonia rerryOne frame Cottage, with nine rooms,
price 80: Of brick with snbceiiar each S2oO; two
do three high, $3.50 each four, with high oops
and verandah ic $4,000; do brown stone, elegant
" finished, 1900 Title perfect Apply 10 the builder,
ner of Pavonis avenue and Erie street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

FOR FALL AND WINTER
The subscriber invites the attention vf
WHOLESALE BUYERS
AND STRANGERS
his STOCK, which comp rises lsrse inpnrtauon of
PARIS AND LONDON GARMENTS.
we'll Of his scure suitable Tor GEs c.Aso
trade, and which will be sod A.
MODERATE PRICES. -
GEORGE CAREY,
yO4 and $40 Car al street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

ITO EXCHANGE FOR TENEMENT HOUSES, &C.--SoME
Corn Lots Jervey city, East Newark and Patterson,
With money Aiso, Farm of ~ acres Jamaica
Long Issnd. Apply at 292 Sixth avenue in the store.
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, WITH A LITTLE
w ground near tho city, or at or near Newark n j. Tor
which good large country resdence Will be given In
change hundred Of land delightfully."- situated
healthy locality four hours BY railroad. Address
yuilius, be left 1t the Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

VClION HOTlCE.-w1LLJAM n. LANGLEY AUG
"A uoscer.-HENRY PALMER viii sell this day, at H.
Oyock, AZ the New York Tattcrss Sixth
q Thirty ninth street. Horses Wagons Harness, Also
heut reservc, two light Rockawayn
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

A J. L. SMITH AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
a. day, a. lo1 O'Clock the entire Furniture Of family
hSyef near Third avenue. Sale positive Deposits
quired from every purchaser.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
The Capture of New Orleans

He seizure OF this, the greatest citv of tho
'e"' DAVIS Contederacy, W II be a terrible die
"''''e"ment Tor the rebels, and is in itself al.
"'s' equlVelent TO a defeat of Besura,o,I,.
army al CorInth, If that army has No, vo, h,..
destroyed by the forces OF Gen. JI,lloek A,
q" events, according to the oplnion of vyoll !,
'''"ed correspondents, compel the rebels .
"sh' Tue" last battle on their present line of
'Pe's''o"s. Our gunboais can now p,ss nm
a"a aAack Memphis la front--actiuo in con.
JUNCTION with Commodore Foote above. Tho
way Is also opened for the punboats ,o ,,.. 49,
'he Ned river and across the enti,o S,., e
l''''''A0a to Shreveport; 10 pass D the Ark,o.
'' river and through the entire State n 4,
Aa"Sas TO Fort Smith; and 10 oaes m ,.o w.
N'o tVer and through a great psrt ot tho S,o,o
VI MlssissIppI. Ia fact, II onens
through more than half of ,bo ..
"onfederacy still nOrunaly held h. ,n..or.,
fu'ers' Thus, by this splendid s,,oro.c
river navy we see not only the fall % 49,
"'uthern Metropolis, but also mor.I 49,,
'"orlai gaIn for the National causo ,L;-,
-" impOItdnCe even this II,
"s"s oe allowed to reach tae rebel s,,,,,
0'''"'n-and It certainly ceanot be koo, f,o,.
'"' more than a day or two--it must coo,oIo..
'"e generalization; for il will deno,s,..,a
'""u peradventure that the cause in vbioL
"sH'S Is hopeless. There can be no nrosnec,
'" ''e rebels OF capturing the ci,v. g.. a.
'-''"ads leading to it will be destroved .,I
descent by the river is impossible Tba ~ta,
% Sou'her" Louisiana is a vast plain, and in
10 event caa the rebels make stand apvwbs,a
near the city. ""e'e
Ne" Orleans IN the great commercial and
" ""ane'a' emporium Of the South. II is % ,ha
ou'' coast what New York is to the A,Ion,;.
sV'S'' Its fall will be to the South a wo,.o
O.O~ even than ahs capture Of New York bg a.
1as'ny would 30 10 the North. ThrOogb !,
more than half Ofthe cotton crop of The eni,,s
"0u'" 'asses 10 the world, while it's exports ofI