Mr. RITTER. Yes, sir; if you exclude the slaves it will be $459 to each. In Indiana in 1860: Wheat raised15, 219, 12bou., at 81 S bu. $15, 219, 120. bu. at 1. 4002 RYe, 400226, 8, (orn, Outs. 5, 028, 77b5u., at 50cts. 2, 514, 387 Tobacco, 7, 246, 13lb2s, at 10cm. 754, 613 Cotton, none. Values of livestock.includinghorsesmulos, milch cows, wprking oxen, other cattle, sheep and swine. 50, 116, 914 Total value. This makes an average to each person in the State of Indiana of about $77. The products of Tennessee in 1860 were as follows: Wheat raised, at 1 itbu.. at 1 Rye, "., 35, 344 Corn, 00bu., at 50cts.“ Oats. 2, 31. J. bu., at 50cts. 1, 171,561 Tobacco. 38, 031, 2771hs at 1001s. 8. 127 Cotton, 2.37.45boales, counted at 3100 lbs a haloand 20cts ", 9, 098, 011) Live stock. including horses, mules, and asses, milch cows, working oxen, other cattle, sheep, and swmo. 61, 7.374 Total value. This makes an average to each person in the State of Tennessee, including slaves, of $95 and if the average is made between the white and free colored person onl, it is about $127 to each person, against 77 to each person in the State of Indiana. But as it may be thought that a comparison between these 4 States is not sufficient to satisf every one, we will O still further, and introducc the great and rich State of Illinois and compare it with the State of Alabama. The population of the State of Illinois was in 1800: White persons. 1, 704, 323 6 Colore persons. 7. 8 Total. “.1, 7113 The assessed value of real estate and personal property was $389,207,372. This makes an average value to each person in the State of about $221. The population of the State of Alabama was. in 1860: White persons. 431 F as o ored. 2, 690 Slravdii 435,080 Total. 964,211 The assessed value of property, real estate and personal, was in 1860 making an average to each person in the State, including slaves, of about $448, and if the average is made between the white and free colored persons of the State only, it Will be found to be about $800 to each person in the State of Alabama, against $221 to each person in the State of Illinois.