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does look gloomy, It's true but notwithstanding
al the epithets which have been heaped on 1ndi-
ana for her poverty, which is a misfortune more
than CRIME, YOU will see that she has been
.tr1oolinp. even while borne down with embar-
rassTnents of TO ordinary character, to do all that
she can. Could more be asked or expected We
live in hopes OF seeing the dark cloud that en-
shrouds us in almost impenetrablc gloom, vanish,
and again seeing happier and more prosperous
days in the future.


There arecondictng accounts as to the pros
poets for Wheat in Northern Indiana Some say
that it looks well-others contend exactly the re-
verse. | doubt whether there will be a full aver
age crop.


The Roman Catholic Monastery and College are
progressing. The contracts for It's erection have
been made, and there are dozen monks in this
vicinity now. It will cost SIS 900, and will be a
large and handsome brick edfcc. The commu-
nicants of that church number 20 or 50. have
understood, and it is said they have made some
converts. Yours, truly, S. c.


P. 81 have Just heard from gentleman
who has been recently through this, La Porte and
Porter Counties that the loss of Wheat by being
watcr-klled and wntcr-killed will be at least ten,
and perhaps fifteen, per cent but that which re-
mains looks well.