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how important it is to extend the culture of silk in
the United States.
In England alone, there are more than 200 900 per-
sons employed in making up into fabric and sewing,
the silk and in this country there might be dou-
BILE that number ssefuly and proftably employed in
the business.
The increased cultivation of the sikworm here,
brought about knowledge of the Improvements in
silk rees-and these first disclosed the superior quail
ty of the American silk, as compared with the Euro
pean article Indeed the culture and manufacture of
silk here has been Successful beyond the brightest
anticipaons of the most saHgune; and the merchant
,aleIs Of this city chesrf"y pay Il dollars per b.
ed dollars per h. for the the Italian article. i6 o.
of the former silk gum we have found by actual en-
pertinent when ceansed to yield IL OF. and no more,
without false weight in the dye. Apsckage of or,
sold for ID contains 10 per cent pure silk than
is found in ID. of foreign silk weighing or.
The silk culture manufacture 10 not confined 10 the
New England States, although the principal manu-
factories are there; there is fourshing establish
ment in Ohio, with capital Of twenty FIVE thousand
dollars which employs fifty to sixty hands; one in
Virginia of the same extent; one in Pennsy lvana,
with capital of forty thousand dollars employing
nearly one hundred hands, and one in Jersey, with
capital Of thirty thousand dsllars, employing about
the number. But the thing yet in its infancy
for the whole country has not yet raised enough silk
for sale to exceed the value of TIVE hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. In Mansfield, Mass. alone in one
year, they manufactured silk to the value Of fifty
thousand dollars.
There is one establishment Of the kind in Utica in
this State with nominal capital Of one hundred
thousand dollars, where about one hundred and
twenty hands are employed.
But the bulk Of the business is done in New Eng.
land where there five companies, with Joint capi
tai OF not less than quarter of million Of dollars;
and these have, when business brisk, about three
thousand looms in operation. Altogether in New
England there about eleven thousand persons en-
ployed during the season Of making silk.
A singular effect produced on the silk business by
slight alteration in the tariff deserves notice. We
mentioned in our notice Of the straw business during
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LOOKING CLASS MANTrACT0RA= ANE
AyRFe FHssEEsE. sT'seEtE,

NEFiiIIss. II. y CHARLES :. WAYNE. MaHnfaciur.
ii Ieazazs Glass. aa1 iufoHafa of llar.,afs
Gatlsr, p Il Britannia and Imitation siser War Ne 4
nJh second SiFsoi hiadslpia uef ur zai1ahuisi aud
Pr Looine fll mahogany apd atar aross ta-
ls SWIM tablet sal sba,hr Gla.sss. Harafs Cutlery
Pal d. britannia snl Imitation silver y aIes.
asses and lmaaftn fa,u iIofs ar rse from the mann
fIeInak ssiah .huzht= Eifias aG III sheffield Ing.
nd an ensb i u an 59. vba mn l. fsa,ze9 =, m,
ehass them that tair prs hn5 accommodate
N as iose Of on eiaf eatabiish ii a a Of til Alantir
otfae lmitaoa silsar Var Of Which III 5pari Fall
n eni le-reft spuaus fnbl aud Desert tour pang For
soup md Toby l.adis= sui anl Musiani spoons
sarhf ionss Etftr knYes; Fh Steers Te Il Caarors
iail An - :" = WORT = toss aeanaiatel viii maf
* chi Of plaes j. falu ssul ehsap and beaa
u Of ssnhna sSrl eoaiim b. III stipony OF all VIM
.Yt U.s. al do a. u - j. a. Ia bst snbsit i5 ran
sFef VI deoser1. \ u IL - = il sa9a-h to ea5
Ge Ifre . lafak NOR than thi,ti tla sil,v..
The following om Professor llopkns will give zon, id,a
OF hsn"a II hal several sips ii bnishe, and esposed
iof several dnya 10 the action oil Das phuic Dilute AIu-
nate and palne Aeeiie Acids .nn aso to eonllan
timing tn quls 50 ns 10 be n5srsd IN abon balt mir
isngh At ihe end Of fire dags snlt. oows;
n tn sa aud tie lsnstdegfe
nizheA >. In slroas : alphlnc Add Ia sam. - tn
ned isqu nt4 called aRaiehl lnaea thonrl M II with
wat T. ztll i'm stronger thaa sar used
amilts II did moi ssolp III m TIL hui III Ian manned
n bf hiwhefs II rsad in tn aeid ! orilaai
H. Nitre Acid al1se, thu alloy with graf apdity but
TN. aea aef With el1al power on Silfff It, II
III snlls hatf nifted peri fF, tint alloy
be ~ with sal " Ion M purpose to which s9ef IA usually
i roa-alsr n sl4 have ond Of it fs far s.lue INV
10 slehi would b alI Il IA ornr, hoaseiali IT, ION
a. - 1aae= t1it aatnn II eaff1se AID II aats aud il
aN ptizti rnnsd - anfxr.l II slfhsmt for
Is IA t1l - Il DIOR aal i5st7 MY MD ;aozz
i'll la It izdeaI' IA d ansoisl III h, On la -, or
Aespz laf Of Oh ia.a, [. ii5r5 Asa l.ms, VT
An able and sp n esd Loo ,aq ela.. ael q i employed
lint tae Il gaaah 4 u thai dspmtn II. a
Ia Ia 1T H. ed'an ''5nd 10 ,paf ~ psia u end ,
hHns md III Tor pop nnf eonclnl h inviting all
n,-..,,.,.# ". II. q {. 5. ".
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NV ORLEANS. April.
D. tae arrival OF several sohoonefs from Texas
Yesterday, we hive the most flattering nelllscncc
OF the condition of lhat country, All is peace and
fhei Tor he present. No apprehen>lons of an IN
s'sion or naval blockade are entertained, and the
spies VINO have Just returned from the Rio Bravo
S'ate thlt no slgns OF an approaching army were 10
oeseen ~ that quarter.
lhe recruiting service has been suspended under
Inc supposllion that there will NOT soon be need of
any more than now enlisted
Internally, Texas is in a dourishinr condition :
her planters are all busly engaged with their crnns
"ieh. are SAID to be very promlsma while in the
towns the inhabitants are actlyely preoariog bn,
ses Tor stores. offices, &c. the emigration 10 the
every day. fB 3ii,'S
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks oa,e.
cut superior 1ourt OF Law and Chanecry Tor Bedar1 II
T.. the tjth daY of February, 1887 - e"oia tpla-
heojah pasis IT, Aehelars Gillian, and Hardin n !,
rel and pasl u hureil lat merchant. paffpr iur
under The stt l. and firm OF II. Il d. e. Mnrrsu 'iifn=
against .an}.as
"eslev Tracy, William iinrris administrator NJ W.,
Tracy, dc d., aud IN hl right Sally Harris lifa
li1n Harris, Nancy Tracy, widow oil Wm I'm, sad
John Tracy Matthew Gibbs and keziaI In, VII a. dec d.
Tracy, D DE- nfeliah
l. CHAsoFRy e'e'asnis
Tn Defendants Wesley Tracy, John r,aey md u.
GbbaantI hozah his not Ina, M ,nt4,. Il, 'ie'hss
aud gtrn security, according the Ac OF As.en,h %
rules OF this court and it appearing by .aS,r,or i Ii
that III not inhabitants of This commonwealth =, ne
darad That tn, ne appear hafs tn fra a,x @ = Is of
rmana answer ta bills Of Plaintiffs and lliat hi, '
inserted in newspaper published IN IyncbI,, h
months aaeeessse, and po- ID tn front door m lse
hausr oil this county, court day. : " eoaif.
Copy-Iesta,
February % VI
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E'GETrCAK.


Gee me u, hesrt.'
Wal shall We osta iass, ,aou God Of love
Thoa who diTst build ths hsayons aud moad t5s earth
Thou wha lids, hans ihs spsfshag stars aboss,
AMI calg,l-, from DARKNESS isa anl beauty forth
Franl all the usaturas of;h7 eaith and ssa,
What saail W. CIR taee J
Shall NC prrssn, tlee gold and gilt ring tems.
sach as ehI ur.aiae the Lows Of royalty
Shall We pluck rosas rom then siender stem
saeh As in summers graceful lowers nay be :
And shall We Law rhaua at III, holy feet
Anelaiins tais spdmse, l
Or sha'i We io,s Ii, .apie With ths spoa
ofmehv cites aud ri-h palace;
S,,sw flowers ding on tn altar vino ahd OIL
And pour around The miasns melo,h.s
Or ules anl foees IN 90 AafAonY.
breathing Ap piaisa io taec :
Or shall sc bupg tle II lsar,s Of tic teid,
When the riSu atuua.a til sst Towns horn,
Tbs r,sset fruits lhs load ID branches ,isld--
The clustering grapes, tie golden waving een-
Thc flowers OF snmnur--tha sweet bnls al spring
Oh. winch, witch shall &C bnng
There Is voice Inch sath Oh d,afsf N
Than all LIE oa1,hly treasures &c edn rive,
Ths pure aspiring 81 IL spntars
When IN the Ugh, Of ruth It loves to i've
Such be oasfns ., III holy ,hrtas
orhsafta. our dsafts be fnae
Licapoei Eat11A N. IN.
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TIME Subscribers owning sn.sif ~ -
LAND. comprising near ten th2n 'u a.'e -. : ~
the finest Cotton region IN the STATE OF n'.'- IN
are de 3lrous of improving and Bringing IN Ter e-
,atloo one or more of the H. and Will therefore olef
to any person possessing pro7hy oil ehatas-
Ter and the requisite capital of slave labor, co part
peg.b, arrlngemeIf by winch, IN al luton to The
n,i,s arising from the culture OF tae aad IN cotton,
h ma, be eluaIy increased IN It's increased value
from Improvements.
They propose to pul in any portion, or al OF tbs
gaIl, an 1ual amount OF capital III slave ltoour and
to furnish nece 3sary the Cash clpHa ra1uslte Tor
outfit tn lands egro IS &c. to be Joint proper
~ OF the concern. AL the partnership continue
IS long belehcIa
The Lan1s offered are anon at the best cotton
lands in VI ssIssrp, and pr culatly one tract con-
tanning : }sj acres. IN Township Ii. Rance West,
mmeda !, on the Iazoo River, and having the adj
vantage steam boat navigation, At all times oil The
year, benz part OF that uHelaliisd, rich aud pr
1netlYe trlet known Is Hone. lsla9d, 26 miles a.
boye tho hoatlshloe OF NJ lncles Ser, and not
IN IRE tn .h from the growing town o olui II.
Ia tn epiatnn the Undersigned the settlement oi
lhatttael would rsaze JOINT profit OF from GO 10 :
thousand dalius II two Seas. For further farll-
cn,fs address tie sub sertbefs, IN ynchburg. Tgl-
mia. " lillian Ms X \ lGlOR.
a. The R.ehnt5ni la i0rer ) requested 10
publish the fore ,oins ly weeks anl seaa Its
aecou Il TO I II, off tal pay .nent
March
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IMPORTANT FRoN MlXIco.


In
We .are indebted +, 8, biih. ,..,.z5.=,,
man for The snbioiaa 9os.,g -, 'ol' Ss'lie-
Its highly infeTes,i,a Nd i,.,, UNI ''eNso.
\,
A., ~. MEAice' mich 49,.
hin, -. 81, huo"lhS your Anxiety ie' my
WA, On % new IRON inns capitol aean
respects. Nv ,he5,., IN sl3tf my last
,bs Fran pH 'lle 1asi aaNa' 81 The English packet
C;oyarn,,,o,, received iastrneans from his
,hs - een3o" lhnsdIae restitution 6om
citizens nd 10 ,i'' }Afn nom the French
- Ii rs "i''s' me ueetee OF lhe otce Loan, and
IIe h,s ~ d" otaef matters IN controversy
ar,, "aS "o' yt' received hs answer from his Gov
Tbe rnr,.,, Ma.
slant. the MESSAGE of Tho s' 81 me ata ~,
States was tecaySl - -; s2''eo' u the United
form Vera t,n, -, - =, "a - express
greater sensation IN ,hi u pro aeea =
Tor lone ,Ine - 1''5'. '1S eneansiaeee
day. in secret s,.si,, - Pafe'et 'Ee rhNt
action was any ,h H.. Ia ~ ia ledih, theit
ustanent befSeen ,bo ,, r1,'Ioe 70 ao seahia al
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d., VI. E1EDE..SEA L..

US no. receiving his spriuz supply Of Carriages
4 The assortment will be very large aud well select
ed for this marhet. consisting IN part oil
.is.c Family Coaches. smree close fsia-
EoneRcs.
vifh detached eats Oae aud two horse Baroaciies'
fh well extsaded tops Of Leather and Gum Elastic
Cloth. tn Cum Elastic IS new ariiele bn9sle5
with and vithoui tops. lie keeps constantly aa
,o,,s anil those wishing TO rchse articles IN his
line. arr most respectfully invited I'd g'e ''a eau
as he IS determined to sell low the articles can
he offered in this market. He also offers his services
to those " ho purchase Carriages At the Morrill, to re-
eeist put up, aud store them at ms lofmef prices.
MARI - l-----
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YEAST POWDERS.

IENHESE highly celebrated East Powders form d
1 light and agreeable bread, devoid OF acIdlts
and you may calculate to certainty upon naF'p6
constantly served at your table Buckwheat CaNes,
Mullins Frltters, and any other article formed non
batter, requiring but few moments to put the M a.
IN proper state for the griddlc or oven. For s'i'
by JAMES T. ROYABL.
February % IS
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ton, collecting ntar the palace and market Place
the dense nna.s Of poor miserable leprus moving n.
bout Ike the waves Of ttouhed sen driven 10 de-
rsaan hs The depfsei1 ION Of The millions OF value
les copper enffenes the Government have issued In
A ftn MINUTES nj II there vas a general rtsb
through the streets. and all doors INSTANTLY closed
| AMI !.fff ended. expecting salueo. In tie mean
t,ne he troops made then appearance and r.anne
we're drawn out IN the Para dc Pa,aeio. and nbouf
g O'clock tie military succeeded IN restoring n m
ali!.I.y md the Government issued tble,taiIIp
naaaaslis through the cifs AGAINST any persons VII
should refuse copper II the fNed ,tue au1 The Gov.
eteaf oi the CITY aaofhsf ordering al doors opened
under fine ol $40 thesc who did no. \ regular
pat5l vas established through the cry, aud kent M
Until tbs motulast II l. aHei, bur = 10 mean,
settled down 50.
Saturday, lllh Il o'clock II talAel OH 10 Tic
Portals, met Mexican goatleman. who told lno the
country us on the eve Of bloody revolution and
that noimag could avert II he ~etehed roiley of
present Government has hfeuehthe country 10 TIN,
! lamentabe condition. which, BE- remarked / exnert
every moment 10 see bursi out into violence rom
the popnlaee who are driven desperation by lhei,
miserable enhdliion passed on 10 a merchants
store, aud badbeen thsts In few moments before the
human tde Gaze tl,iou4l, By and every door wa, in
stan1y slammed loo and banieaied. | aided my
freud With his, and passed ont Tie back way pass
eliatoaeh the turbulent crowd to tie Plaza before
which. opposite 10 the Presidents apaitnrut VIZ.
seFefa thousand lepros, crying ont tLa thy could
ettnotlHns II ct With heropPeG ] pas 6 on 10 nv
/ ohcft ire1uthe window Observed thr mart Place
/ ont mss 81 prupe.
II few moments NJ troops eIafee} ami mad ~,
tap. the seenr thai follow vas thfllllng-IaeD.
women. aud Children were acon ilSng aud screaming
nlii directions. In the nan time thouAa d, were
collected neaf the Gatheefai the Plaza aud abo,I
: o'clock Tic popalaee commenced Throw mr. stones
Al h' storesa The nottll eoraer uf the Pon by the
afian, aud tfose IN IL TN windows OF 20 OF 10
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SADDLE AND HARNESS
.y.f.T'gE.SfFOR1'.

YEsUF SUBSCRIBER respectfully returns his
thank. 10 his friends. and the public generally,
IL, me liberal patronage. which las been extended
~ nm .on ne to time and he takes thus opPor-
unity of informing rhen that he Is il carving on
The t5age business in al rs various branches, 's
old stand one door below Messrs. Miller q ROBBERS.
aHa immediately opposite the Farmers Bank. HIS
soc. II tbs lnnc consist partly ofthe following arti
eles:
Gentlemen aud Ladies Saddles Of all kinds and
qualities, -
Saddle Bags, Brides and Mariingaes both % hls
own and English mlnufactire,
Coach, tlg aud Jersey Harness,
Wagon Cart and Dfiy Harness,
On rs aud Sirsinges, cotton and worste1
Travelling Trunks, russell and black,
Travelling Bags,
Coach, Cir and Riding WHIPS. Spurs, &c. &c &c,
lforse Collar. and Wagon Whips, both of his own
and Softheta manntaetufe,
Trace and Halter Chains.
Thr subscriber is now receiving his SPRING
and ~ UHEig SUPPLY Of sADGEEEsi,
from the Northern cltles, winch ~ mol inferior Tor
Ste and quality, Ia any market.
All order, ilom abroad will be thankfully received
ani promptly attended to.
rhe 9ub srf.ber having a lar9e stoet ON hand, he
determined very low lor cash, or IL pnnciud Gus
onlrts. Those wanting articles IN his line, will do
well 10 give Inn call before purchasing.
J. {. SHAGkBEFORD.
~. All repairing in the above line done with
eainess AMI despatch,
e." Country Produce taken in exchange for work
j. {, $.
April 10 Is
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EK.N'GsE.S'EE.
TEE us,

TERMS.
lie will be lie. 10 mares at the moderate price Of
S25 the season, II pnl by the expiration thsreo, If
no., thirty do.lats will be enired forty dollars the
insurance, to be paid as the mar,is known 10
be in toal OF parted with dollar cast 10 the groom
IN each cosc. All mares that failed to Tvchicus last
year hY the season VII! be insured this year to Zn-
ganee II the season price. Good Pas,urage viii be
furnished gratis, and mares fed with grain if required
At thfiS cents per day.
The personal and particular attention of the sub
scrber will n all times be given, AMI every prrcau-
ton used 10 prevent accidents or escapes, but will
not be abl. ior any thai may happen
DESCRIPTION
ZlN6ANEE Is a dark bay, with black les name
and tail and is fifteen hands three inches high nine
years old tins Spring Of inc bone and great mtscu
lar power
PEDIGREE.
ZiNGANEE was sired by Sir Archy, his dam Al
aianta by the imported Chance.
Foriurther particulars see Hand Bills.
CHARLES p. LEE.
iynehbura. April 10 w5w
REEIsIGERATORS
FEN OF III ase desirable articles lined with zinc and of the
a best klnd for sale by IL b, RICHARDS, & Co.
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HOBS, G0A,RINif
FIes.S'E5 s'eSfs ,A.5EE.

y
ss.stssts+sSes BEING DESTROYS OF moving to tie
s$SStFfsI Wcst the ensuing Fall, NOW ailer Tor
saYssx SHE, my TRACE OF LAND.
--.sLL- whereoa | now we lying IN tn County
o. Pot,3ylnia oab5th sides OF SINKING RIVER a
bout hrce miles Moth ot GLaIk Level Containing
near 90 ACRES ;aaout geo o. winch Is cleattd and
in cultivation. This LAND Is adopted 10 Il gros-
iae Of tobacco corn, wheat, oals &c. x. III re
Is also tins Land ffFF91 GONE0ssTA-
ELF DWELLING III EGotsF.. tor a
small lalniy, aud other III necessary Houses
Further description Is deemei unnecessary rs it Is
pre- ,umable, any person Wishing to purchase. will
view the Lani. viii take a iar prce. either IN cash
or ON oa3 time. sur purchaser.
ABRAHAM {. SHELTON.
March 50 N6n
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l ebruary %

VIRGINIA At court OF monthly session, held for Co
bell county, nj the courthouse thereof on Monda,
ddr Of January 1881 in the DIST of the Comnonwea. '
Bernard ucher and Polly his wife, " Ills d. Elliot, MI
~ his wife, Nancy Hay and " lillian w Disidie ad al
traitor of Robert Russell, dee d., plsa'aai s
ngainN Inn
james RUSSELL William RUSSELL Thomas Cock, adn,as,yo.
Tor OF Pleasant Russell, deceased David RUSSELL Dptl ~
&C. and Lucinda his WIFI, james II RUSSELL WaShnr, y
Russell, - Rawlns and Lucinda his wife. Elizabeb p
sell widow aud rct of " am Russell, dee d. jam r r.
II anl Rob.nP. e. Hnssa, Madison H. Russell r.r,
u Rn sell Snsan Russell, Nancy b Russell Rosann1 R
s.Ii " Liam II. Rnss IL, Felix q. Russell, I.nlss, II Rs
ii anl -. RUSSELL infant uad r IL ase CT ,rln,f
VII, 81 nv Io,, axan ler who IL appoiu, - s1af
ad lit IN, II slsnd lhem in ta- cau5t Def.nlsal.
IL tHANcERY.
Tn Def,nlmls Davil ". Gee and usannah his wifi J,r
IL. Russell Washnstp1 z. Rnsssl, = Rnwln, ami n
cna h4 wifi Elijah III Rus4oll widow of William Rn.sl
rsassA an james b. RUSSELL not having en d their
aiea anil e security ACCORDING 10 tn Act Assemble a
ii rule oth court and app arne by satisfactory ,lne
rat inhabitaati OF this commonwealth II ia -,
dsr Tn IL said Defendants appear here on The fir a ~
The XXI Nnv term 10 be hold for sail county, and tina, -
Of tbs ord b, I'D in tie Lynchbury virrnion far ~
moah h IL AMI posi- d Mt the front door OF the
nous. OF this county.
Copy-Testa
JOHN ALEXANDER, D. C.
1.r,er.
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REFIsIGERATORS,

FEN OF III sc desirable lined with zinc and of til.
: n best kind. for sale bv IL B. RICUARDS & 70
March 50
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YiNsiINIA:-it rules HID in tn Clerks Oica of H. =
emit Sup ror Cour of Law and Chancary, lor BedGrl
eouatg, Il til day OF February, 1873,
t.earg SloIhoMer, plartr
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aHp0eTEED HmASesgs4YEoe

II IL. D commenced hiv seeoad season
a, e1a5."'e ss'' @e";a ~, y1 :, "a.
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Ilov Dorsey & James Gampbsll, partners trading us3
ts firm OF lloYd Dor Co, aii=tasn9 \. Mingled ann
\. Wharton, Samuel Garland II Maurice II. GGll4nl -
mrs, under the finn Of = II u. H. Garland, D,sa1anf1
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Ha
: Cul4arA -

David Rodss AMI Mar lbs Wiz Daniel Whes4r and Am,
Ia W.T. John E,u,l. AMI lllzah til his WIFI Da, ID Ro
toha Rods, josl \. Raias, Eliza Red Lucinda Ro>,
William Rules Samantha Rot, barbara Rod, and hy
Nm n.L..- D : lla-.--
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VIRGINIA = IT als I'D in tn, Clerks Ofhc6 Of The Gin
cult Snpaaor CONT OF IaH anl Chauccry, fen Bedford
county. II TIA day OF February, lo57
Jalnas u. Slaf, Plaintiff
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Irnci, u Thompson, and Milton sharp. Defendants
t&OgVEggEs.N' TU.S'Eg.

Frllrnorv 3
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I'll Z. FACNTLERON,
n Sd Regiment [. :. Dragons.
TOBACCO TRADE WlTnErRopE.

We have received copy ol the Congressional
document transmitted by the President IA answer to
resolution touching the state Of the negotiations
the subject OF til" Tobacco tlade with the govern
nents OF Europe. We proceed 10 lay its substance
before our readers Ia his report TO the President
the subject the Secretary oil State saws that since
the ADJOURNMENT OF the last Congress had
been given the diplomatic representatives. OF tins
country II the { curt Of GeM Britain, France Rus
STA, Prussia, Sweden, Denmark. Holland and Bel.
uin, directing them procure from the overmnrnt To
which they accredited the abolition or modification
OF existing duties and .tIcuunS On tnbat from the
United States, and that ia those States OF German,
where this country has no accredited representa-
tvcs special agents had been appointed with ustruc-
lions TO collect every Information III regard to the
cultivation and manufacture OF the article.
In connections with his report, Mr.. foRsYTH fur
uishes copies oleiters from ourrepre-entatYe Pras-
sia, Mr.. WHrAr oN, and also from Nh. DAvrzAo in
Holland, Mr.. STErE~soN IN England aud Nr. Az
pERsoS in France. In the communication of tn
first named gentleman, from AK ia Chcpelle, under
date Of July 20, 1887, he says that owing forms
etiquette he had been prevented from presenting
his credentials early expected bur that previous
~ his time had been occupied IN making observations
IN the Pruss:au, NesiPhainn aud Rhenisb provinces.
in the province OF BraDdenburgh and in Pomerauia
he found tobacco extensively cultivated Owing TO
!he policy OF protecting the domestic growth and
the present oy prices OF tobacco, he says there Is
doubt among practical men whom he consulted az
to the utility Of dnutoa OF dly. and as to the pro-
liability ofany reduction being obaiued particularly
M PRUSSIA, where the relative amounts of rectlpt>
and expenditures nicely balanced as not to adj
INIT OF reduction without serious Inconvenience.
In writing from the Hague. Mr.. DAvEzAc Simply
acknowledges the receipt OF his Instructions add
promises 10 do whatever may be effected ia the mat
Ter.
)a Mr.. STEyKNsos, in communication dated Lon
dom june 2eth, 1887, states that he had ayalled hn
sell OF the application of the merchants and MANN
tacturers Of Liverpool and ether large towns for a
reduction OF duty onthe article. but without sue
CESS In several interviews with the Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, Mr. ). had, also touched upou tI,e
matter. bht found him unwilling to propose any
change TO Parliament, at least for the present y.ai