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LOG CABIN, NORTH BEND, July p, lS4O. 10 the Editors of the Express.

 Respected Friends :-The weather is con. siderable hot now, but not half as hot as some folks will find it afore November next; for if I am not mistaken as things are going, we shall have pretty warm work before that day comes. hant had my cOat on now going on three weeks. Letters and folks pouring in, and the Gineral says Major, you must spring to, and lend me a helping hand in the Cabin, or the farm will go neglected. and that can't allow no how" The Gineral is master hand for looking out about the farming work, and do raly believe ifany man can show i'm how an acre of ground can be made to produce more corn or hay than it did afore. will stand . bigger chance of getting m office than any maR who shows he can control more UOses than any other man.

 When the folks all go off and the Gineral and ! sit down together and talk over mat. ters. and he writes down the proceedings of the day, find he culle out especially all he has heard about what this and that one said about farming. "But," says !, "Gineral, why don't you say something about what