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~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House on
Hii Harrison street, containing seven large rooms
Jul arranged for two families; 5000 feel of land Can
be bought on easy TERMS Inquire
W. Z. BARBOUR Il co,
I Erpn
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ReaI Q5state.

49, FOR SALE-A neat Cottage House,
Hi,,l corner Clarkson and Coral streets. containing
Eli.A rooms arranged for two families. Lot 6Oxl0O
-. room for another house the premises. Terms
easy inquire w. Z. BARBOUR IL CO.,
Front st. Exchange.
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49, FOR SALE-A splendid French Roof
Ei, House. on WOODLAND street, arranged Tor three
Al mmilies-City water, gas, &c $3.50 feet Of land
Price low, and terms easy. Inquire
W. c. BARBOUR d Co
jai deOp2w | Front 1t EXCHANGE
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Gb Badly spp daorsster fnoap gonng yanuarp 10 1871
Snsuranre.

Chartered in 1860 Capital paid in. e. SlO4 800 90
Cash Assets. ...... 100000 90
Insures Buildings Merchandise, Manufactures, and
Personal Property generally.
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CIDER AND VINEGAR.

STONE BOATS FOR SALE-5O ready
der # desired ID. II. PERRY,
apis diff Ouinsigamond
EOR SALEi - Stock and Fixtures, with
y Lease of nice FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. at 32s
Main street. Worcester Goods new-NbOut $500; rent
cheap; desirable legation. Inquire of
ols iNF&Stf e. Il. EATON
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MILLER & RoBERTsoN.-This we'll
known and long established firm invite
q visit from their old friends and pa
irons. They are prepared to offer even
more than their usual inducements.
Their STOCK was never larger, nor more
select, and they feel confident of their
ability to please. Give them a call and
you will find something to suit both in
price and quality-somcthing useful and
something ornamental-a varied ..assort-
ment of dress goods to please the taste
and fancy of the ladies', and little OF
everything to supply the wants of the
gentlemen.
TO their Department Of Millinery, we
call especial attention. The selections
have been made with great care and
cannot fail to please. Mrs. Lytbgoe
presides over this Department, and will
be pleased to wait upon her friends.
With Messrs. Miller & Robertson, are
Mcssrs. Templeton and Giles, who will
be glad to receive a visit from their
| friends
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Be- Our town is now full Of beauti'
full goods, and we would advise oul
friends in the country to come forward
at once and supply their wants as the
stocks are now being picked over. The
ladies have thronged the stores for the
past week, and polite and accommodate
ing clerks have been busy helping them
to the most handsome goods ever
brought to this market: 1t is pleasant
to visit the stores now while goods oi
every description are piled everywhere
in the greatest profusion, and dozens OF
customers are being waited upon by de-
lighted clerks and approaching mer-
chants. Abbevil1e has always been
noted for her high-toDed and fair-deal-
ing merchants, and never more SO than
at present. Our friends may come with
the assurance of finding the goods de-
sired ut living prices, and of receiving
q cordial reception from the mercantile
fraternity at Abbevllle.
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m. The South Carolina Presbyte1
met at Bethany church, in Laurens Dis
trict, on "Wednesday last Rev. Dr.
Martin, Col. G. Med. Miller, Rev. r. A
Fair, Mr.I. H. Ligon, Mr.. D. J. Jor'
dan, and others were present from this
community. Col. Miller, one Of the
Elders and delegate from this congre'
cation, made his report, from which II
was ascertained that our Church is in
a more prosperous condition, and had
made larger collections of money for the
various church purposes, than any con.
gregation iu the Presbytery. The con-
nection of Rev. L. G. Glasgow with
Wilmington congregation was dissolved
and Mr.. Glasgow will seek another field
of labor. The attendapce of brethren
was not large. Presbytery adjourned to
meet in the Presbyterian church at Alb
beville Court House Oh the second
Wednesday in April next .
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HEALTH OF QUEEN V1cToR1A.-
There seem now to be grave appre
tensions in England: over tho heath o
tho Queen, and theso scem to have
been increased by tho reported re
mark of Disraoli that she is "morally
and physically incapable Of reignine
much longer" and that her excessive
devotion to her duties has broken hel
down. This appears to have given con
Grmation to the apprehcusions Of
insanity, which has been hereditary
in her family. A correspondent .oI
tho Now York World writes: "Thcre
is whisper that tho military ma.
neuvres now going on at Aldorsho'
have some reference to possible out
breaks that may occur in tho an
nouncement Of hcr Majesty's DEATH
and that the presence OF tho Prince oi
Wales with the army was expedient
for the same reason. All these sto.
ries must be taken for what they arc
worth; but tLcy'are now significant
straws showing how the wind blows
When tho Queen is more than usually
affected in her mind, they always
send for lady Churchill, and that lady
is now ut Bulmoral." d..
The fears Of revolution have grown
in greatmeasure out oftho unworthy
character Of the heir apparout.
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WARDLAw g. EDwARDs.-Theseg gen.
hemen to large stock Of groceries and
provisions, have added varied selec-
ton of dry goods. In the first will be
found the best of plantation supplies
and family groceries; and in. the last
whatever may conduce to pleasure or
comfort. Their stock is select and va
ried, fresh and of the best quality
They will be pleased to receive visit
from their friends, and feel assured of
their ability to give satisfaction. With
them are Mcssrs. VIM. G.. Evans and
Frank Johnson, who will be pleased to
wait upon their friends.
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EMPORIUM OF FAsHIoN.-In another
column will be found the attractive ad-
vertisemcnt of Mr.. J. w. Fowler, the
enterprising proprietor of the l1mpo'
rum of Fashion. He has for several
years made ladies dress goods, and mill
linery a speciality and is prepared to
offer inducements in these departments
Read the varied and attractive list, and
you will be tempted to judge for your
selves by making personal inspection
Visit the Emporium and perhaps, like
the Queen or sheba you will say, thai
the half has not been told. He has S
large stock, and the best talent employ
ed in every department-Mrs. Cain ant
Miss Tweeddale, of Baltimore, Mrs
Wier, Miss Cater, Miss Small, and th'
Misses Taggart, and others. Give then
call.
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neccssitate action on the part Of tho
individual, and the necessities of action
by cvery honest, thoughtful man in
these days of Radical infdelism. He
was the right man in the right place
After the address Mr.. Bell made
known to his patrons call, which ne
mad as principal of GAINESVILLE Female
seminary Ala, and gave them d
chance to compete with that call, for
his services. We were very sorry,
that they failed to retain him, for
such teachers are rarely found. With
tho accomplishments of a christian
and scholarly gentlemen he possessed
both tho qualities of frst-class in
structor, and disciplinarian, and also
will and energy to apply them to the
proper channel. Though his patrons
failed to secure his services, for
another year, they wish him tho bright
est success in. his now field Of labor
and their good will cvor attends him.
ONE OF THE AUDIENCE.
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Bachelors Retreat Academy.

The following notice of q school OK
exhibition, which we extract from
the Keowee Courier makes compliment
tary mention Of two Of our Abbeville
mcn-W. K. Blake Esq, the orator Of
the. day, and: the Principal Of tho
Academy, Mr.. J. B. Boil, son of Mr..
A. T. Bell of Greenwood. ~,
Editors Of the Courier: We arc so
much pleased Mr. Bells exhibition, at
Retreat that we think tho friends Of
education should know Of its success.
We regret very much that you were
not present, TO witness it's success, and
enjoy the festivities Of the day. The
trimming Of the young men and boys
reflected great credit on their lnstruc-
tor. Such was thoir order, and de.
pertinent, that the whole assembly
caught their spirit, and scarcely dis.
turbance was. known. The exercises
were opened with prayer by the Rev
VIM. McWhorter. Then came the
speeches of tho little boys, followed
by those of tho young mon. Their
pronunciation was good, enunciation
clear, manner easy and address grace
full, all of which exhibited superior
drilling on the part of their teacher
Among those who received, and meri
ted tho applause of the audience were
Masters L., Eddie and Pason Verners
with Messrs. Copeland and Ballcngcr
After tho exercises of the Academy
wcro disposed of, the audience wat
entertained by AL able address, from
Mr.. w. K. Blake, of Greenwood. The
matter of the address showed pro
fundity of thought and research
which is only characteristic of well
trained and scholarly minds. From
tho convictions Of a knowledge Of du
ty in the active labors Of lilo, he in
culcatod those principles Of duty vhicl
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MCDONALD & HADDoN.-We COM
mend to the attention of our readers the
advertisement of the now firm OF
Mcdonald & Haddon, who are now Of
fering their Fall and Winter stock. at
low rates. Having purchased for cash,
they can offer inducements to their pa
irons. Give them call and you will
find them very polite and accommodate t.
ing gentlemen, who will exhibit to you
q varied stock of the best goods of the
season-dry goods as well as groceries
something to please the fancy of the
ladies as well as suit the taste Of the
gentlemen. With them is Mr.. Edwin
Cater, who will be glad to receive visit
from his friends.
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THE LARGEST NUMBER OF GRAINS
TO TILE EAR. .

The following communication was &C.
companied by the ears of corn therein
described. They exceed in number OF
grains any hitherto received by US:
ABBEvI11E, October 10, 1881.
Editor A66evilie Press and Hammer:
You have noticed the reception of
several ears of corn, remarkable for their
size and number Of grains. send you
three ears of corn haying. by actual
count the subjoined number of'grains :
No. l, 1916; No. 2, 1915 No. 3, l,lS0.
This corn was grown on Little River
low grounds, and is of the species called
Briar Top. i would observe that the
number OF grains on the ear is not an in
fallible evidence of the superiority of
the corn, as, in the present case, the ear
marked No. 8, containing l,lS0 grains
outweighs the other weighing one
pound and quarter
! am, very respectfully, yours,
CHARLES r. HASKELL.
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OUR CoURT.-The regular October
Term of our court meets here on Mon
day next. Judge Orr presiding. His
Honor has intiniated his intention to
clear the Dockets at this Term of the
court, and hence parties interested may
prepare for business.
1t will be recollected that the Grand
Jurors serve for the whole year, and we
have been requested to say to all the
Jurors who served at the last Term (some
Of whom were then drawn,) that they
will he expected to attend next week.
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Tbs Press and Banner.

WHITE, SMITH & WHITE These
we'll known merchants offer an unusu
ally full and attractive Fall and Wintc:
Stock. They invite a call from thei
friends, and feel confident of their abil.
ity to give satisfaction in price, style
and quality. They call especial attcn'
ton to their varied assortment of ladies
dress goods, and their fine selection OF
Jeans, and cassimeres-to their corscts
their real laces, white trimmings, &C.
In boots and shoes, as usual, they chal-
lenge competition, and announce a
larger stock than is to be found in any
store in the up-country. Here may be
found the best waterproof boots, and
ladies' hand-sewed bootees. Give them
q call. The goods are of the best and
will be sold low.
With these gentlemen are Messrs.
Robert White and Charles Allen, who
will be pleased to see their friends.
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JAMES G. BAILIE g. BRoTHER.-We
direct attention TO the advertisement o.
these well-known merchants of Angus
ia, Ga, who offer to our people choice
family groceries and plantation supplies.
They are gentlemen of established char
acter and entirely reliable. Their stock
IL unusually large and select-fresh and
Of the best quality. We ere acquainted
with these gentlemen and take pleasure
in commencing them to the patronage
OF our friends.
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Markets,
,ABBEv1LLE, October 12. = Cotton
lGI@l73.

ABBEv1LLE, October -. = Cotton
lea@l7i.
NEW YORK, October S-Receipts Of
cotton at all ports for, the week 4G.O4A
bales, against 34.073 last week, ,2O.80G
previous week, and 1851 three weeks
since. Total receipts since September
~, ,59s, against 102. .266 for the cores
ponding period Of the previous year.
Decrease G0.670. Exports from all ports
for the week 1888, against 1888 fpr
the same week last year. Total exports
for the expired portion Of the cotton
year Sc, ,04, against As ,4ss for tho sano
time. last year. Stock at interior
towns 22,3o9, against 25,75s last year :;
stock in Liverpool 499, 900, against $685.
600 last year. American cotton afioat
for Great Dri@in $4,000, against $1,000
last year; Indian cotton afoat for ELL
rope 51O,el7, against 3ss, ,4s3 last year.
The South has been visited, during the
week, by severe storm, which passed
up the Atlantic coast and extended all
through, with severity. Into portions of
the interior. This has inter9ercd. to
some extent, with picking, and has also
checked the movement Of cotton from
the plantations to Isouthern ses-ports.
This storm has probably done consider
able damage, although nothing definite
is yet known In regard to the extent OF
1t. o.. .. . ......i ... .- ....s. ..s1. ..
LIVERPOOL, October o. Evening
Cotton easier-uplands Of; Orleans 10.
New YORK, October 8. - Noon
Sales Of futures, Saturday evening,
6, 700 bales, as follows: October 1911, 10 !
le, 1913; November 10 7-1e, ..193, 1884,
le 1e; December 10 7 Is, 194, 19s; Jan.
uary l91, 19s; February 1871; March 90
205 ; April 205. Stocks very excited and
panicky, and fell 1D2 per cent. since
morning, caused by the fire at Chicago
The Chicago fire unscttles tho markets
Flour O shade firmer. Wheat hello
higher. Corn 1irmor. Pork firm, al
l4C2@13.75. Cotton Steady, at a de-
clinc-uplands 19J Orleans 2O}.
Up. M.-Cotton quiet; sales 2,53t
bales, uplands 105 Orleans 2O5. FIou,
q shade firmor-common to fair cxtrs
7.20@0.O0; good to choice 9.O5@0.. .G
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nn. THE CHARLOTTE AND AUGUST

Me- THE CHARLOTTE AND AUGUSTA
RAILROAD. - The Chester Reporter
says: "It is doubtless known to oul
readers that an association of capitalists
have been for some time engaged in buy
ing up the capital stock of this road
They have succeeded in securing stock
enough to give them controlling int1u-
ence in its management, and at recent
meeting of the directors. Mr.. W. Il.
Walters, of Baltimore, the representa-
tive Of said ring, was elected q director.
Tits understood that there will soon be a
complete change in the administration
of the road, the new stockholders hav-
Ing it in their power to call meeting
aud make new election at any time.
Chester certainly has no cause to be op-
posed to the change.
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TRowBRIDGE & Co. offer at their we'll
known stand an unusually large selected
stock of groceries, provisions and liquors
&c. which they will sell as low as the
lowest. Read their advertisements and
see how attractive list they get forth
and then give them call-Messrs. Per
rim, Quarles and Hughes, will take pleas
ure in showing their friends through
the establishment. ..
Messrs T. & Co. also offer for sale {
valuable tract of land near the Savannah
river on reasonable terms.
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OPENING DAY.-Tuesdav last was
opening day at the Emporium, aud in
spite of the lowering skies, there was a
bright array of visitors. The display
was brilliant one, comprising every
thing tnat is most attractive in the de-
partments of the milliner and mantua-
maker-bcautifu hats, gay flowers, rare
jewels-appealing alike tothe taste and
fancy. Those who have missed the
treat must make amends by calling at
an early day. The Emporium is al
ways open.
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New Advertisements.

! We direct attention TO tho following
now advertisements: ...-..
Emporium of Fashion, W Fowler
General Assortment of Goods-Ward
| NV & Edwards.
, Complete Stock Fall and White,
Goods-Miller & Robertson.
Family Groceries-James G Bailie 6
Brother, Augusta, Ga.
Fall and Winter Stock-McDonaid
& Haddon.
Attractive Stock of, Merchandise
White, Smith & White.
Sale of the Property of the Bank Of
the State of South Carolina-Wm -
Gayer, Referee.
.Assignee's Sale of Homestead-R II
Wardlaw.
Blacks Chemical Manure r Black.
Final Discharge of Administrations
&c Wasnlansky.
Summons-R r uemphill, Trial JUS
tice.
Boots s. Shoes-Wardlaw'& Edwards.
Late eArrivals-Wardlaw & Edwards.
Sewing Nlachine--J w Fowler.
Summons-R r Hemphill, Trial JUS
tice.
Sale 400 Acres, Estate of Thos Riley
II S Cason, Sheriff:
"Our own Kid Glove"-J w Fowler.
Sale Real Estate George Chiles-H S
Cason, Sheriff. -, .-s. --.
Sale House and Lot, II. T. Lyon-H s
Cason, Sheriff. ---
General Merchandise-Barnwell & Co.
Livery and Sales Stables-C w Guflin
& Go.
Groceries, Provisions and Liquors
Trowbridge d co.
Notice to Contractors-J F G DuPre.
Tea Cakes and Soda Crackers-Lee s.
Parker.
Kinloch Land for ;Sale-Trowbridge
& Co. .-. ..:.' -
Singer Sewing Machine-J NJ Davis.
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State of South Carolina,
-, ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY L. i. GUFF1N, ESQ.,, Probate
Judge. 4

|:yVHEREAs, IF. w. BOWIE,
w has made suit to me, to grant
him Letters of Administration:of the
Estate and effects Of Mary G. Sharpe,
deceased, late of AbbeviIle: .:'.a@ ,,.lEF3
THESE ARE THEREFORE,, to
cite and admonish all and singular, the
kindred and, creditors of the said
Mary G. Sharpe, decd, that they be and
appear before: ME, in the Court Of Pro
bate, to be held at Abbeville; g. H., on
tho 18th day, Of October, afte,
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, TO shew cause, If any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this estht day
of September, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and, seventy.
one, and in the ninety sixth year OF
American Independence
Published on the 5th day of October
1871, In the Press and Banner.
,', 'L.SL. GUFFIN,
49,, ~, ]. P. a.
October 5,.1871, 4-2t -
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nla-, We direct attention to the ad
vertiscmcnt for sealed proposals, to Ma
cadcmize Washington Street, and tc
construct sidewalk from the Marshal
House to the Depot. We are glad to see
the Council directing their attention te
this much needed work, and trust thai
the contract may be awarded to one who
will faithfully execute it. This will be
money well spent IN permanent i'm
provement of the town.
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Wheat 3@5c. better, ,chieflysspeculative
winter red Western f.8O@164. Corn
1@2. better, chiefly speculative, at 7S3.
Pork frmer, at 1875. <
CHARLESTON, October o. Cotton
qulet-low middling 1s3@1ss;; receipts
1,723 bales; sales 300; stock s,oi5:: 50
AUGUSTA, October 9.-Cotton dull
middling III; receipts, 700 bales; sales
800.
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@" We learn that a difficulty oc.
currod on the cars last Saturday be;
tween Prof. Davis, teacher of the
Band at tltis place, and T. n. William
ston, School Commissioner in which
the School Commissioner came out
second best.
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BARNwELL & Co.-These gentlemen
are now exhibiting to their friends thei1
Fall and Winter stock, which is very
large and varied. 1t comprises the best
of dry goods and groceries, and will be
sold low. Give them a call and judge
for yourselves. We feel confident that
they can please in style, quality and
price. ..
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LIVERY .STABLEs.-Wo direct .atten.
ton to the advertisement of Messrs. G.
w. Gutiin & Co. who have opened q
Livery Stable here, where they offer
every facility to the traveller 1t sup
plies pressing need of our town, and
appeals to public patronage.
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s@- Judge Orr at the recent term OF
the Court at Greenville, disregarded the
late decision, of the Supreme Court OF
the State sustaining negro debts, and
supported the clause of the State Consti-
tuition which forbids the collection OF
such debts.
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? Messrs. w. P. Russell & Co. manu-
facturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, mould.
ing &c. Charleston S. G. have made ar.
rangements by which their goods are
shipped over the South Carolina Rail
road for sixty-five cents on the hundred
this is great saving to their patrons.
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I The following persons have packages
in the Express Office. 10.
] NJ Davis, E F Parker, F NJ Mitchell,
J s Perrin, A R Jackson, Baker &
Clinkscales, w FL Parker, A H Ward
law, r B Milford, F f Smith, w D
Smith, w T Carter, r G Ligon, NJ G
Thornton, j B Baston, G w Miller.
G. v. HAMMOND,
AGENT
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CONSIGNEES.

y The following named persons have
freight in the Dopot' .....
Thos Eaken, 4 J Clinkscales, L L
Gufin. G. E Heard, J A Hamelton, J NJ
Latimer, William Robertson, D M
Rodgers, J J Shanks, A Simonds, J. K
S Co, w & Co NJ Winestock, w c
Wardlaw, D Wardlaw. r.
No goods delivered until freight Is
paid. s.'- = - -
J. W. MARSHALL,
,s..... ... .s-s.-. Agent. l.,
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ROCKING
Beam Press

,.t. . ~, ~. ys.,rf.-
THE subscriber is now prepared TO
i sell individual and County Rights
to build the above Press, Said Press
can bo put up by any ordinary car
penter and will not cost exceeding
500. In individual Rights, with spec.
rifcations for getting out material. $40.
The following gentlemen have seen
them in operation, to whomiI refer,
T., A. Daniel, 8. s. Baker, Dr.. W. NJ.
NJ, Taggart, Jack Griffin, CIV. Dan
iel, S. A. Walker and John Cowan..
e. WHITFIELD SOUTH.
Mr. ], F. G. DuPRE, is my author.
ized agent, at Abbeville G. d. !.
E. W. S. .
Sept 2s, 1871, 24-3t .,il.a i
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n@- The Montgomery advertiser es-
Inmates that the present crop will not
exceed 2,42O, 900 bales, and bearing to the
crop of last year the proportion of eleven
to twenty. .-...G