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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

Some Of the radical papers are determined 10
continue to pres. this disgusting doctrine. Among
others. the " I Independents refuses 70 abate
one jot or title Of is advocacy Of mixing Of
white and negro blood, but continues to uphold
the principle" One Of its contributors, CLss-
rscr COOK, has an article IN late issue. in
which be argues that We viii never produce
great painters or poets until ve incorporate the
negro 10 cur very blood. The Anglo Saxon
race. be insis;s, viii never alone produce true
artists, and adds:
mo race is good alone. Gsd meant them 10
be combined, and be know. hes, how IN His own
good time, 10 cause all these grapes OF life in
His royal cup 70 make wine meet for The Lord
Of Life 20 drink
"But, so far, We are only shown to be the equal
OF England in her advantages. We brought from
her the stock, already somewhat mingled. OF
Saxon and Norman. We have seen that. 10 our
day, it has suffered great infusion; bat the fu-
iurs holds more noble mixture still. Celtic,
this, a. the Irish is. but grander by nature, more
heroic. more intellectual even; yet higher than
this, more spiritual, more religious. ! mean the
negro race race, in the fret place. Of high
qualities faithful. earnest. deeply believing 10
God Then tried as by FIRE in the seven times.
heated iurnacs OF slavery, suffering unimagined
wrongs, with an unimagined patience, and
through the fercest trial that ever human beings
endured, without weakness. without COW
ardice, without faltering, holding fast to Gods
hand and biding bis time.
/ This race has in il the seeds OF sweet and
rich and generous culture. IL shall be mixed
with ours, il being mixed, indeed; and Ia the
Ifuture we shall see fruit of art OF literature
of social life, the product OF this great engraft
ing, such IS has got We. been seen in the world
i. is paltry in US TO bold our eyes close 10 thu
present, as If in the lap OF God there no
years OF purer gold, more jewel-rich, more crys
tal-cleAr TO delight the eyes, to cheer the hearts
10 inspire the advancing souls OF men. The race
that shall people this splendid continent Is mo-
yet born, II Is in the womb OF time the eyes o
this generation, or the next, shall not know il
but they may prepare the way for il, and believ'
in ia coming"
In view Of these considerations. the Buffalo
Courier thinks, il becomes blacks and whites Il
be alike modest and wait. with such patience a
they may. for the coming of the miscegen race
Full booded Africans and pure ABgio Saxon
should be cautious how they assert their claim
| in any department Of science, literature or arl
What little either of these may accomplish in th
higher walks of civilization and refinement vii
be of little account in comparison with III
achievements of thai eoming mulatto race whic
is to be more intellectual. more spiritual. NOR
religious than the world has ever vet seen. VIII
should this sweet, aud rich, and generous cul
turs be longer delayed
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SFATE ITEMS.


An extensive paper mill is TO be erected at
Fort Wayne, and put in operation next fall.
INTERNAL REvExuE ASSESSMENT IN THIRD
DisrRier.-The following in the statement of the
annual assessment in the Third Congressional
District. made in May 1865:
Monroe county. s9.749 Is; Brown county,
81 ,0O9 %; Lawrence county, s., 597 As; Jack
son county. sll ,342 IS; Jennings county, So
le6 90; Bartholomew county. $50 SEQ 0s; JEFF
terson county. S49. l3l 90; Switzerland county,
sll .422 50 Total, Slii 1903 IS.
On N PxREr corSrY-Says The cannelton
Reporter:
I'VE had the pleasure OF seeing Mr. Dana,
who has tive engines at work boring for oil in
this county. He tells Gs that both wells are now
over four hundred feet deep, and that the indi-
cations are such as to give absolute confidence
in the finding OF oil. In the deepest well they
have recently struck gas, which comes out with
great force, burning some twenty Eve feet up
ward
PURsuIr AND CAp1uEE or A HoRsE THEE
On the morning OF the 5th or July, about two
o clock, fine horse was stolen from the pasture
OF Wilson Slsybsck, six miles east of Lafayette.
The horse had been sold TO Col w. c. Wilson.
day. Mr. Slayback at once communicated the
facts to Detective Bedford and Marshal RUBY,
of this city. They started in pursuit. and arriving
at franklin. Clinton county, obtained knowledge
of the fact that the horse had been shod at a
bseksmith's shop in that town about six O'Clock
on the morning Of the 5th The horse was
tracked by the new shoes, and keeping the trail
was followed through Clinton, Upton, Madison,
Hamilton and Delaware counties, to within FIVE
miles of Muncie. About two O'Clock Friday
afternoon. the detectives came npon the thief 10
the..road. Bedford drew pistol and demanded
bis surrender he dismounted snd was nand-
cufed. The detectives placed him on the horse
again, when be fainted from the excessive heat
and fell of, dislocating his shoulder. He was
brought TO this city last night, aud on examina-
ton before Jurtice Wines, was held to bail 10
the sum of $500 He gave bis name as Vim
Brown, and claimed to be discharged soldier.
he served three months under Col. Steadman,
in the Fourteenth Ohio. and afterwards Joined
! the Seventy First Pennsylvania, and was woun-
ded at Fair Oaks. He was wounded in the
instep of the left foot and is badly crippled He
/ is extremely reserved in conversation He will
be tried in the Common Pleas Court to- morrow
Lafayette Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

differences among hostile parties. is stu eVerv-
where in the hands OF the noneyed interest. We
regard il as pressing necessity 70 provide for
the laboring aud neglected classes stronger re
presentation in the Legislature. and TO assert
there the principle tha! tie States help In al
cases must come 70 The relief. where. for any IN
dividual. his own help is not sufficient for the
satisfaction Of Just demands. and .or securing en-
existence worthy tho dignity Of man
For The Executive Committee.
X HEiszgx. President.
II LIEsEK, Secretary.
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Price Of Admission, 25 Cents.

FrNHIs Great National and Historical Entertainment is
II shown in stuPendOus vehicles. which placed to-
gether by ingenious mechanical conrivance 50 as 10
form spacious and richly decorated ball Of sufficient
capacity accommodate 600 persons time coetly
and original in design. rich and unique in structure
and in appearance the most wonderful phenomenon ever
any part Of the world while its presents
a of enchanting beauty and wonder, exhibiting
ie-sze and lifelike Statuary OF the Heroes and De-
tenders of the Constitution among whom may be
our late President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, MRS. LINCOLN:
GEN. SCOTT; GEN. MCCLELLAN:
GEN. BURNSIDE;
MAJOR ANDERSON;
COL. ELLSW0RTH; col. CORcORAN:
Also, the Chief Of the Southern Traitors JEFFERSON
DAVIS;
GEN. G. I. BEAUREGARD;
J. WILKES BOOTH the Assassin;
HAROLD, SURRATT, PAYNE, and MRS SURRATT:
The Chinese Pirate and Murderer, JACKALOw;
OSS0WATOMlE BROWN, the Hero Of the Harper's
Ferry Tragedy; also one of his associates, JOHN f.
COOK;
Also magnificent collection Of COsmorama and Ster-
escopic Views.
The collection of Cosmorama and Sterescopic Views
acknowledged be tho instructive interesting
entertaining, amusing and exciting Of any modern enter
tainment.
Among tn collection Views of the and Start
ling Scenes OF the Great American Rebellion, drawn
the spot by eminent artist, and painted by Barthoo-
EoS- Remember the afternoon and evening.
jylI-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

JuDeE THoNPsos of Pennsylvania. in IA recent
decision. gave expression TO the following noble
sentiments:
The writ of habeas corpus is tho angel of
safety in civil society. No man can now, as in
olden times, be carried off at the will of any au-
thority and consigned to the cells of a dungeon
to linger out life in waiting for mercy without a
hope OF justice. Authority must now be ready
to disclose upon the challenge of the writ of ha
bess corpus, why, and wherefore, the citizen is
held in custody, and he who denies it, be be high
or low, the President of the United States, or a
Corporal of the guard commits dangerous of
Tense against society. unless there be reason
for is suspension and actual suspension of it.
Indeed, look upon al attack of the privilege OF
the writ TO be more dangerous than an attack on
life itself. by just the difference between an ire
parable injury 20 one and an irreparable injury 10
all"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

We have put up and sold this srclefor over years.
aud CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of II what
have been able 10 say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN A sISGLK INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CCRE, when timely used. Never did Ne
know instance of dissatisfaction by who used
il. On the contrary, all delighted with Its opers
tons and speak In terms Of Of IT'S magical
effects and medical virtues We speak I'm this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" afser 20 years experience
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFILL
NEEr OF WHAT WE HERE DsCLARD. In almost
every instance where the Infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen crtweufs
mnutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PR
KlNs, New York. Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership

1--WE partnership heretofore existing between the
il aniersigned by the style Of REDMOND Mona
NARA ls this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Mt. hcSamsrs will continue 10 carry on business 81
the old place. authorized 20 collect all debts due the
nrn and viii pay the frn Indebtedness.
THOMAS REDMOND.
J. MCNAMARA.
Indianapolis. July "a. is65.-jyI2-dlm
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value OF slaughtered sniaialsfs ,5Ps.S2 s2,9l3,ofs
These tables shos. most conelusivsly, that the
prepondststing interest Of Massachusetts, 10 manu-.
featuring. while that Of Indiana is agricultural.
The inisres, of tue former 10 protected by q high
tarid discriminating in iis favor. while the in.
dus,ry Of the latter has but little. and needs not
any The fsliaey OF the protective policy has
been illustrated By The experiences Of England
with free trade her financial condition has been
much better than j, was under the protection
sy.,em. while the wealth and prosperity Of her
people we're largely increased. The Journal dc
fsnds policy which advances the interests OF
Massachusetts, and operates 10 the disadvantage
Of Indians. aud because .e demonstrate the pro
position, "a takes refuge la the ssnseless charge
that ne sre actustsi more by hatred to the for
mer than by any desire 10 bench, the latter. In
reply. ~e s.y 10, the facts illustrate our motives
aud. IN conclusion. We advise our ueis hbor to
dissus come subject he eau comprehend. for !, Is
evident that the questions Of manufactures aud
hnanee ara TOO deep for him to fsihom
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

The total annual products of manufacturing
industry in the Eastern States is 81 29S, 207 ,0o5
The total products in the Western States is
1890 All ,942--showiug an excess in favor Of the
Eastern States Of $907, 1916.
Do not these figures demonstrate most con
clusively that the Eastern States have = prepon-
deratipg interest in manufacturing over the rest
Of the Union, and that the agricultural interests
made subsidiary to the manufacturing by q
discriminating protective tariff in favor of the
former
But to show the Injustice Of the tariff policy
that ii discrminstes in favor Of the mat ufactur-
ing over the agricultural interests, We will com
pare the productive interests of Indian. and
Massachusetts, two States containing nearly the
SAME population With almost an equal represen-
tstion IN Congress. In 1860 the population of
Indiana was $50, 245, and that of Nassachusett,
was ,23l ,066 Indiana was represented in
Congress By two Senators and eleven Represen-
tatives. and Massachusetts by two Senators and
ten Representatives
The following statement will show the amount
or the leading manufactures in the United States,
and the value Of the same products in Indiana
and Massachusetts for the year ending June lst
1860:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

The Harrisburg Patriot OF June l3, published
letter from an msg mary loyal Office holder, to
clerical friend, which is one of the best speci-
mems of political satire We have read in long
period. Abiding to the common and insulting
intimation of sO-called 'loyal' lecturers, that
Democrats will be so ashamed of their course
that they will want to change their names and
those Of their children, the writer face'iously
says:
What shall | change il TOT Ii call myself
Greeley, they might think that | wrote that poe
try about the Haunting lie and the starry rag
Ii | call mYsel. Garrison. they will swear that
was the chap that denounced the Constitution Of
the United States a covenant with death and
an agreement with hell l call myself Sum-
ner ! might be mobbed for saying that the man
who obeyed the Constitution was a dog. If
took the name of Wright, who knows but that
should be followed up as the bowling nfde,
who said that if God Almighty did not abolish
slavery. be was very great scoundrelT And
certainly shan't call myself Phillips, for fear ex-
cited bond holders should lynch me for propos-
ing TO repudiate the national debt. If
have to drop my old name and take a new one,
you have id poor assortment in the Adolf
ton vocabulary to choose from
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

Bu: here, At least. they both must die; and the
grave which in this Republic has already swsl-
loved the one will not be closed until the other
sleeps forever beside il fellow
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cRocE RES.
STOLEN.
Ss5 REWARD.

SIOi.kN-ON MONDAY NIGHT JULY IN isas
from my premises, about three miles east VI ndl.
snspoHs. Light Bay Mare with bride and sadie sh.
u about - hands high night hlnd foot white rixht Mo
smaller than left, and l. shod In front.
will give 10 tor the recovery % the Mare and az
for the apprehensien and sf the tnlsf ana
turn u the Mare. Address. 4. X SINNER
jyt dl"s"h indianapolis. lad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

e The New York Times says. with "by
authority air that there is not word of truth
in the report that Secretaries Seward aud Stan
ton propose to leave he Cabinet.
We believe il vas JEFFERSON who remarked
of the pertnacity that ofice-holders stick to
their places, that Jew die, and none resign
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DISSOLUTION.

FEyHE term Of our copHinershlp having expired, II 10
il thu dag mutually agreed 20 Dissolve the nrm.
All claims against the hrm will be presented AZ the
cfiee. East MARKET space, ~here al notes and
counts due The hfm will BE kept fot settlement Either
u authorized 10 use the firm name Ia The settle
ment OF the busiuess of the nrm.
Mr. Drew viii continue the Garbage Dasincss at the
old siAnd on East Malkst space Mr. sha- on Geofgis
between kefiiiAa and PsEbsy lsAAia street,
:. W. pREw,
C. SHAW
isaisnspslls, yuly 8 lsss-lJio.dli
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Ne see an advertisement in your columns of Aks
"lHsLONn SOOTHING sYkUf. Now,s e never said
ssoro IN favor Of patent medicine before in our fe
but Ne feel compelled year readers that this
no humbng-we have tried Il, aud know u % be ell IL
claims II l. probably enc Of the meet successful med-
eines u the aay. because O. one q tke best And
those OF readers ~bo have bsbss cant DO better
than lay IN supply"
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= PECIAL CA u ITO

The great popularity "a Mr.. winslo~'s Soothing
syrap, children s.thng. has induced unpriuelr.
psrsess put up articles b sssd Cor tb~ sss psy-
po.e IN sdveftslng shich they have nsf snly copied
advertisements and notices from the bot have
copied eertihestss ant letters from elergym-n snf
ohsf' snxing other nsnss TO ear genuine esrtnesss
Bee ere ell ioustOfs uAf 80 ve.s-ss
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RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
S3253.5sl on


". 3. $50 Treasury Notes of all kinds constantly
kept hand ready for delivery The current series will
be furnished Bankers and half per cent commission
allowed. All kinds Of Public Securities bought and sold
W. q. ENGLISH, President
JSo. {. SEw. Cashier. jy1-diw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

As the Provost Marshsls have nothing 20 do
the question arises. Why are they not mustered
out. They are too expensive Tor iarury
--Ciucinpst Commercial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

The fouosing y al extract from . letter ~atten by
the Rev n Holms, pastor OF the Pierreponf street
Baptist Church Brooklyn, ". T.. 20 the Journal sns
Messenger. Cincinnati. o. and speaks volumes IN favor
OF that v0rii-rsno~ned medicine MRS WIrsIOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TFrTHING.
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Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following is m from letter written By
the Rev T.. 4. WeiSer, TO the German Reformed Nee
sepger, az Chambersburg. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS |!

ESVERYBODY his own Broom Maker without the aid
~ Of cord tyings OF any kind, by the Mers
Celebrated Metallic Broom Head. patented June 18th,
1865. Exactly what you want Fifteen to twenty dol
lars per day Wanted, active energetic in each
County In the United States for himself the
elusive right TO sell this valuable invention, being the
only successful article of the kind ever introduced in this
country. We Substantive the assertion that agents
positively clearing from SIS $50 per day. Any
energetic man sell from 600 TO 600, in County.
Farmers do not pay high price fer your Broom, but
try Mler's Celebrated Broom Head-it is safe in
vestmen:.
lnclose three cent stamp for Circular, giving full
part culars, and address MILLER a DIAL.
Office, Edens Block, East Market street. Room No. 5,
Third Floor, indianapolis, Ind. jys-dlw6w2t
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A RENEFACTREss.

There is woman In the public eye whose name had
all along been associated in mind, with the Yan
kee, "Quack" and "Humbug." But II Is longer.
and desire TO wrest her from all such pcous
associations in all other minds. Whatever notions
may have Of womany delcecy and propriety, we will
all admit that woman alone IS the Nurse-the good
Nurse-the best Nurse. whether shall have Female
Physicians not, is question which be decided
by time and principle and not matter oftaste- Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom well behave them
selves, for ifthere is really want. there will also be
supply; IL there be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and hrman society always self-suppyins,
and though Art and Pashien may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Mrs. whslow does not wish to treat you gentlemen
Nor does prescribe regimen for your wives; but
she modestly appears messenger of health and hap
pness TO infants in the cradle Is there anything
improper In thai Nurse Of 80 years. experience
can boldly say what Is Is not good for babe and
ought to be listened God speed her her humble
and happy mission She Is the successful physi-
clan and mosi eectual benefactress little
enjoysd-her coting parents excepted. Just open
the door for hsr and Mrs Winslow will prove
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this we
sure, that will teach eur "susy" to say "A
Blessing Mrs Winsow''-for helping her survive
and escape the gripping, colicking and teething siege
We confirm every word Get forth In the prospscsas- IL
performs precisely what II processes TO perform every
part OF h-nothsng less-Awsy with ysur "Cordial,''
Parogoric, ""Drops, "Landanum," and every other
Narcotic" BY which the babe Is drugsed into stupidity
and rendered dull and diotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow know her olly
through the preparation OF her Soothing eyrup for
Children Teething" II we had the power Ne would
make her, a. she Is physical savior 10 the infant
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BANK STATEMENT.
THE INDIANAPOLIS
NATIONAL BANK
RESOURCES.

a UARTKRLY REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
NJ, the bsdisnspolis National Rank on the morning
Of tue FIRST MOndzy Of July, 1855
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EASTERN STATES AND THE rAR.

There can be no question but thai 70 New
Engl.nd influence the country Is indebted for the
fallacioss policy Of the protective taris' policy
wrong in principle and especially burdensome to
the agricultural States. The Journal, in com
menting upon some remarks that We made upon
the subject, seeks to svaSe the issue 81 missta-
ting VIA. We said We did not say that New
England had prepondersting interes, in manu-
featuring over The rest OF the Union" bat our
proposition vss that the Journal was ian advo-
cate OF tariff for protection-in other words,
making oil other interests Of the country sub
sidisry 70 the manufacturing interests Of the
Eat" The Middle States consist Of New York
Pennsylvanis. New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland
and the District of Columba-this is the classif
cation Of the censrs report-aud il must De ad
nisted they are Eanern States:
We will take the journals own figures. in
part. to show the comparative interests in tho
tariff policy between the Eastern and Western
States. The following ia the annual product Of
the leading articles Of domestic manufacture. a.
reported By the census Of 1860:
Eastern slAies.... eloo s.56g
western st<tss.. 1900. Is<ss4O'
EIee~ IN favor Of Eastern States. los 3O4, 30
wooLEs
Eastern states 49, oo'
western states. $500. SsfoVo'
EIeess Of Eastern States. ............. 5s,2s2Ts;
Roofs And snoss.
Eastern states T.. 80,
western states.- S,S4o,Os4
4Exeess % Eastern States. ........-... 73fl5,2si
sPIsTrtous LIQUoKs.
Eastern states. f2Z<b,oc
western states lO,szf,9sl
Ercss. OF Eastern States 1893 0s
IRON FOUNDING.
Western States .............. 5,lO,so4
EIcess Of Eastern Ststss ........... 1870 -
EEaDr-sADs CLOTHING.
Western states .-..--...-......... s,6l5,3S
Excess Of Eastern States. +5,s72, 81
PIG, s4H, AND EOLLED
Eastern sts'es.. -...-..--.+... o,66i. -
western states .-..---.-t-.. e,oZs,zV
Excess Of Eastern States. os,03e Ga
In tha Articles enum GRATED thsre ia n total ex
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DON'T FAIi. TO PROCURE MRS wISsiyow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething. II has been
used for 30 years with failing safety aud success
BY millions " mothers for their children IL corrects
scdiiy OF the stomach, relieves wind choiic regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort TO N ether
and ehild. once No. - Day street, New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

DO Sv1 Lkf YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
your suffering child and the relief that viii be sbsolut.
~ sure 20 follow the use 81 MRS wISsLOw's sOoTH-
INC SYRUP IL eorrecs scdity u the stomach relieves
wind cholic, regulates the bowels softens the sums
gsesrssito the mother and health 20 thsehnd - =
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LIABILITIES.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
-oF-
INDlANAPOLIS.

Bank the LIST Of July, 1885, officially reported
20 the Treasury Department, under the oath Of the
President aud Cashier, as provided by law, viz:
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In contrast we nov give statements showing
the approximate statistics Of the agricultural in
tsrests OF the Two States. for the year ending
June l 1850