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La plantation doit etre cntourec dc
digues ou levees constitutes a une hau.
teur suffisante pour empecher l'enva.
hissement des eaux. D'autres digues
dune plus petite dimension, appelees
check banks, subdivisent pinterieur de
Ia plantation en- cares do Is 4 20
acres d'etendue. Ces cares sont d leur
tour subdivises en- lots dc 25 a 80
pieds dc largeur par une serie de fos.
ses d'ecoulement ct de vannes. Des
canaux de IL 4 80 pieds de largeur ct
de 4 4 5 pieds do profondeur commu-
niquent avec ID riviere ct traversept
toute ID plantation. de fcou quo rirri.
CATION puisse atteindre les parties les
plus reoulees. Cos canaux jouent en-
outre un role important ~ moment de
ID recolte On permsttant aux hateaux
de transporter le riz / ID oour De ferme,
par chargsments du produit de- s on 10
acres. Comme le ris fournit ordinaire.
ment de- 2 / 8 tonnes de paille par
acre, on peut comprendre importance
do % systeme do transport par eau.
Des ecluses sont constitutes M travers
de ID levee principale Of des digues qui
subdivisent Ia plantation, ainsi qua
Tissue des canaux, pour permettre aux
bateaux d'entrer en- riviere. Par le
moyen dc ces ecluses, 10 planteur di.
rige Irrigation A "a volont6.
Les canaux ct les fosses d'9coule.
ment Giant nettoyes / fond, les digues
settlement 6tablies ct 4 l'abri do toute
fuite. les 9cluses facilitant pentree on
II sortie des eaux 4 Avolonte, le planteuI
commence ses operations par le labou'
ct autant que possible au debut de l'hi
yer. Ces terraips, &c trouvant enrichis
constamment par des depots d'alluvior
apportes par ID riviere, negligent pa,
IN profond labour; 1 ou S pouces suf
6sent generalement. ct 4 cause de'
nombreux fosses qui subdivisent Il
plantation. una charrus conduite pa
IN seul cheval est toujours preferable
Lorsque les terres ont ete labouree
au commencement de rhiver, il es
bon de les arroser en- laissapt penetre
les eaux ct en- les faisant ecouler. i'm
mediatement apres, car une pressio'
trop grande empecberait plus tard /
hersement. Cette dernisre operation
ma lieu qu'un peu avant l'ensemence
ment aim Que ID terre - trouve auss
uolle que possible ct permette plu
faeilement Il termination. Le herse
ment sse psut-stre uue des operation
lee plus importantes pour ID reoolte
qu'en aucun ca On ne doit negligeI
car c'est II seuls occasion qui s'offr
au planteur De pouvoir d9truirs son plu
dangereux enuemi ID mauvaise herbe
En- brisant chaqus motte do tsrrs st q
sxposant m soleil les racines ct lee y
menoes Dc ces parasites, d bataills e.
/ moiti6 sagn6e. Ls mois d mars dol
stss ehoii Do prtfSrssos pour lss =
naillss qui = font 1 raisos Do q !
boisssux per aors. Dds que estss opl
ration ct termin4s. Leo 6cluses soo
inm6diatement ouvsrtss Of laissen
plnltrsr rsaa avss sbondaaes jusqa'i
o qu'ells cit convert h tsrre d IL
18 pouces on mems davantage ii le'
foss(s ss lee diguss intlrisurss 10 per
nsttsnt. IIss Solusss sont snsuite ~
fsrnIss Do naaiArs / retsnir l'sar
dams b plantatios. Les 9mondss s'ele
vent bient6t / ID surface ct Aotten'
vers ID levee Oh elles sont soigneuse
ment enlevees "a moyeu de- rateaux
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xxx

nyadeja pres dun steele qu'upe
de ces circumstances purement acciden-
telles qui sont 81 ,ouvent fecondes en-
heureux resultats amena dams le port
de Charleston, poar y chercher refuge,
nm navire en- deresse veuant de Ma.
dagascar. LIE capitaiue de ce navire
aysnt fait Il connsissance du landgrave
de ID vile, lui iit present avsnt son de-
part dun sac Do ris de lespece appe-
lee commandment rosgh ,ios. Celui-ci
On sems uus partie dams son jardin e'
le resultat obtenu fut 81 surprenant
quill attiru immediatement l'attentiou
sur cette phnte graminee, qui fut re-
produite dam toute II Caroline du Sud
ct devint par Ia suite une des branches
les plus impGtantes de son commerce
En- 1860, rsxportation du ris y attei
gnait deja le chiffre de 100 millions de
livrss par IN ct rapportait 4 millions
de dollars. .s.-
nya pw espsces de- ris, oslui qui
croft da1Y es pays montagnsux q
qu'on appelle highland rice on Ri
barbu mais CONNIE oelui-oi NEST p.
repandu dams le commerce ct est en- g.
neral dune qualitl infzrieure, nous ne
nous occupsrons ici que du golden ria
ou ris do h Caroline.
Les endroits Leo plus propres / ID
culture du ris soat les tsrres marSca'
gsuses qui sont s1jsttes / l'inosdatios
p6riodiqss dss riviarss q = trssveni
itulss entire lss 29s Of 35s degrees d
latitude nord. Lss plantations doivsu'
6tre do preference ttabliss as-dssas d
b joset;oNdss ssax alSes 4 des esaz
dosess. aslada qse ls ris, qsi 81 nm
plants s46atique. sxigs me graodl
quantitt d'sau douee pendant = erois'
sanos. tandis qus l'eau sal6s lui sa uui'
ibls 1 tons lee degrees. Ain Do fasili'
ter P6ooulement dss sal,x, II faut que
oes tsrrains dallavioo, qui sont com.
poses en- partis d'argile noiratrs on
dun jaune saumone, soient d'abord
parfaitsment niveles.
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n'edt pris possession de Ia Maison
Blanche. Grant, qui nest, dieu merci,
nj roi nj empereur, ct qui d'ailleurs
revele de plus en- plus une indigence
intellectuelle impossible 1 masquer.
Grant = allume son cigare avec ces
lettres qui Sc trompaient d'adresse, ct
ma pas plus repondu d Considerant
quill ne repondra A Boliueau. Go Bo-
lineau ma rien de commun avec I'M
homme de Ia haute valeur morale de
l'eminent phalansterien mais, nourri
dams le serail imperial, il est plus excu-
sable d'avoir confondu Ia Maisou Blan-
che avec les Tuileries. ct il q peut-etrs
mieux comprisd'instinct les cotes fai-
bles du president actuel des Etats- Unis
en- l'invitant / user de son influence et
de ses prerogatives pour faciliter l'eta.
basement De ID roulette dams notre
republique oberee. NJ. Considerant
proscrit Tor ct l'argent, tandis que
Bolineau veut faire sortir les ecus
craintifs des poches fermees, ct c'est
en- quot les deux reformateurs different;
mais tous dsux - rapprochent par le
c6t4 materialiste. En- sollicitant I'M
decret do Congress, nm statut De l'au-
torite, Considersnt . oublie d'abord
que ID valeur des monnaies de papier
repose sur 10 calme des esprits. ID con-
fance des interets, l'adhesion des id.
ministries, qu'elle nest qu'uue couse.
quence de l'ordre moral il ma pas w
non plus le lien de solidarite qui peu l
peu unit entire sux les peuples du
globe ct . fait naitre le plan d'uuite
monetaire internationale discute il ny
pas lopgtemps 1 Paris. Les institu.
tons de credit, publiques ou privees,
sont ct demeurent rebelles 1 toute au.
torite politique, ct possedent un iQvin.
chile caractere de liberte ct de ION.
taneite. Que Ia situation se ID tende
aux Etats-Unis, que le radicalisme Gu.
pide ct tyraunique soft rejcte CONNIE
une ecume du creuaet american on -
fond ct s'epure ID fcrmc politique par
excellence, one le fsderalisme indis'
penable 1 ID vie do h republiqus u
relieve do ~ ruines. que leo principss
don't vtcureut lee Etats Unis soieut
remis en- honnsur, que - tzaess de- h
guerre soient efaeees. que les tariffs
opprsssifs ct leo imp6ts iuiquss soiepa
abolis ou modi6es, alors ID foi, ans du
credit. sarantis Dc l'6ehangs, rsnaitz,,
ct le papisr sera prtf1rt / Tor CONNIE
i rttait avant ID gusrre en- Amsriqus.
ct CONNIE de fait il Pest en- Europe
malgre l'atmosphere chargee d'eIcctri-
u qu'on y respire.
Nous aurions encore / parler. ii les
pace ne nous manquait, de Il oonver.
sation de Considerant avec D,n,, ID.
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PLAN DE REF0RME
VICTOR CoNsIDERANT

N. Theirs est l'homme des formules
linpides ct expressives. II frappe des
nots heureux qui circulent CONNIE de
bellies pieces dor pur. Sous Louis
Philippe. il s'ecrisit du hsut de ID
tribune fr,neaise lie Rd regne ct
ne gouverns pas" Et cette parole
await plus Do commentateurs qu'un
verset De Il Bible. Plus tard, 1 ID
veills du second Empire. il adressait
aux parts mooarchiques, adoraseurs
dun irrevocable past. eette phrase
conciliante LA Republiquc est ce
qui nous divise le moins." C'etait ID
une verite qu'un proclaim avenir con.
frmera, nous men doutons plus l
eetts heure. Mais alors. il y eut une
autrs cause Dc division ~ sein du peu.
pie qui dtja touchait ~ but Ct allait
donner IN corps solids aux grands prin.
eipes Dc 1889, ct cette cause Dc dis
corde fot Il Socialisme. Loin de nous
d psns9e dincriminsr les citoyens
eminsnta les hommes de cour ct de
talent. qui ont prouve lsur fol par leurs
aetss et genersussmeut sacri6e leur
vie / II recherche du bouheur De leurs
semblables. Msis il importe do con.
slater, CONNIE uns leeon instructive, le
tort imminent grave qu'ils current de
sorir Do d sphere elevee de ID pre-
dieation on de ID vote incertaine dea
tentativss partielles, ct d'envahir ID.
rene .politiqus Oh il se heurtsrent ct
- discrediterent ! u grande joie des
ennemis Dc ID democratic. 81 h Re.
publique etait 90 qui diviait le moins
b France. le Socialisme fat C qui h
divHa le plus. Entire lee republicans
dtsorganis6s ct les royalistes deconcer-
tks surgit 10 larrou imperial qsi porte
ls numero trois, CONNIE dams b fable.
La dtplorabls confusion Do - temps
ct prEssnts / toutes Leo n<moires.
Cabst fondait l'Icarie sur h sable Do
lIllinois ct enr6lait pour y paradis d
Nauvoo. CoosidGrsnt faisait dotter. sur
dsux on trois phalans:eres restes de-
bout. b drspsau oa = limit l. devise
Capital. Travail et Talent" Lcuia
Blanc psonulguait b dogms: "A
ehacun ssloa - bssoiss, Do ehacuu
ssloa - facslt9s." Pierre Lerouz
subordonnait d f1licit4 du genre hu.
main / u Triads ct ~ Circalus.
Proudhon lsi-memc, l'impitoyable rail.
lsur et b mordant critique. erigca IN
aotsl ~ disu du jour. et jura strieuss.
mont sur l'EvaDgile que ID Banque du
Peuple allait renouveler u face de Il
tsrre. Tous ces oraclcs etaient rendul
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sor6e Of moment od allat lu demander comment is
6aen quill e st do vee connaissances celu 81 aprss
avoir rsou ID lettrs pluea la dit en- ID u rsosat
ct en- lui compliant argent:
Vous nses gusre curieux jeune homme Une lere cache
e do no e qs peutse gros heritage voss II
lassez dams vore poche Ia lire Vmen nsss guSre
curieux
Un regain du temps pa6 du pays vnt moment chan
10 ccars dss A6es Do r6sdaaG NJ psaa pss ~ bal
jeu, cosne hensro tout celia seavo tire dass st h
maison pattern sls, es mpdes d. Chnassos gull voyat
jalis Do sstrs, h vesx pere Tansonset sosptoir,
brave nere iui appaurent dass mirage dsa sosvesr ami
mS.
bria h caelst Dc ettrs ID Int st fou, ~
lanea hou Do b bostqse
Nos eetsss da lsss LAsouaa rAuvegnat
que Arthur TanSonnst ava g6pSsueuent occyS louis
posr schete silence Csta lui ee Le chaudronner
ambulau asa-en attendant meux-du bric.abnc uns
petite 6chele.
Les snn De rAuvergne possadent aptitude toue sps
els posr genre d commerce. les Lnouns pour ID
tiss IL Bordeais pour ID Boune les Stsbougeos pour
ceoise e les Genevos pour change Un charbouner
un porteur deau auvegnat 6are Rubens Raphaa
sous pcussre ct d fuss do quatre generations Instructive
ent salt histors de Ia porcelaine ct de aience e
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avec le solennel accent dune inebran.
liable conviction, ct etaient marques
dun caractere autoritaire ct quasi.reli-
gieux. Chacun de ces pontifes promet-
TAFT ID vie eternelle, ct hors de chacune
de ces eglises, point de salut. Prou-
dhon. qui await ID plaisauterie brutale,
delivra 1 Considerant un certidcat de
deces ct offrit "quinze sous pour lui
faire dire une messs." Propos discour.
tois, don't lexile du Texas, recemment
parti pour ID France, Sc vengera sans
doute noblement en- allant saluer an
cimetiere Montmartre II tombe de son
grand adversaire / jamais endormi.
Mais, passous. Devan. oes polemiques
passionnlss, ces iuvsctiyes ct oes inju.
res qui Sc croisaisut CONNIE des pro-
jcctilcs de guerre. le peuple g troubla
ct ne sut 4 qui prefer poreille. Ses
meilleurs amis, les apotres assermen-
tes du progress. les depositaires De Ia
science sociale. parlaient tous m dia-
lecte distinct ct ne se comprenaient
plus eux-memes. Les dispensateurs de
ID luniers faiaient lombre dams les
esprits. ct les herauss de ID paix atti-
aient Il haine dams les ccurs. Voili
evidemment pourquoi le peuple tiraille
en- tous sens ct voyant mile chemins
ouverts devant lui sur l'avenir inconnu,
demeura muet ct immobile, ct comment,
sur ce meant de l'opinion, Napoleon
Ill posa le troue que le vent ebrsnle
aujourd'hui.
La depression ci-dessus n'etait pas
inutile pour apprecier le projet de cours
force dcs grsenbaaks ct dc suppression
des monnaies dor ct d'argcnt, soumis au
Congres par NJ. Victor Considerant, ct
public dams les colonies du Messagsr
franeo-amkyieain. Nous ne revenons
pas sur le texte de cette proposition,
texts que nous avons donnS samedi
dernicr. Considerant nous informe.
assez inutilement, quill s'est fait ci-
toysn AMERICAN. 20 qui importe peu.
le titrs n'ajoutast rien l ID taille de
lecrivain q aux arguments du socia-
liste. A Get tgard, notre avis est que
l'aequiition dun tel titrs No merits ri
blame nj elogs, Ct % s'opsrs gentralc-
msnt que pour des considerations uti-
litairss It de- motifs persounels. Con-
adeEant 6it ensuits en- passant IN Pc
tit alut amical ~ gentral Butler qui
. bisD, il ct vrai, uos competence ct
une specialize en- matieres pecuniaires
ct mttalliques. mais que l'histoire i'm
partiale nouners certainement le
Verres american. En6n, ct toujours
avant d'aborder son sujet. l'auteur du
plan 6napcier rspports quill : ecrit
deux lettres % president Grant, avsnt
que lelu d. psuple. plus ou moins,
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LE Da R. DELRIEU

Msdecin vstarinaire. % tient 1 ID disposi.
ton des planteurs qui auraient besoin dc ses
services pour traiter 10 Char6Sa % aasrcs
usalaAies des mulets ct chevaux.
S'sdresser au DR.. n. DELRIEH, Nouvelie.
Orleans, a., rue Royale entire Cont ct Tou.
louise, GU Ia boite No. 624 do Ia poste.
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Quclques jours apres. dss que Ia ger
mination a Gu lieu, leau est ramenee
dams les fosses OH ellie est retenue jus.
qua CO que Ia plante ait Sos premieres
feuilles.
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XVIII AIMEE. - n 81.

AGENcE Ia SoUvELLE-oRLEANs
WHARTON & TARDREW, Boursc dcs Marchands
rue Commune, entire les rues St.Charlcs ct Camp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-22
State Uniformity,

Maine and Ohio are discussing "State
Uniformity" We clip the following
from the respective Journals of Educa-
ton" of these States-February number
of each:
First, Maine: Il have just returned
from visiting Q school of sixty scholars
and thirty classes. "Why do YOU not
have less classes?" 1 asked at is i'm
possible, with SO many different books,
replied the teacher. Thus money is
wasted over all the State, time is vast
ed, brain-power expended for naught,
teachers worn out. The fact of needless
expense and of waste of time and forces
through variety of textbooks is undeni-
able, indeed is allowed by every body
with whom l have conversed."
Now, Ohio: "The wide dissatisfaction
with the books selected, and the conse-
quent opposition to their use, more than
offset all the advantages arising from
uniformity. The truth is, there are
educators that have uniformity on the
brain. They would start all children
into school at a uniform age; would ad-
vance them uniformly by uniform
books, courses, and methods; and would
bring them out uniformly at the close,
on the same dead level of uniform
mediocrity. The fact that this uniform
regime chains progressive teachers to
plodders and bright pupils to dull ones,
is deemed trif1e compared with the
advantages of uniformity. Indeed, were
it possible, these uniformists would cut
down their tallest pupils and stretch up
the shortest ones so that all would be OF
the same height"
Who shall decide when doctors thus
disagree?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-22
EDUCATIONA AL
Health In the schssI-Rssm.

Health In the SehssI-Rsem.
1t is well established that the founda-
tion of many serious diseases is laid in
the school-rOom. These diseases come
sometimes from a neglect of exercise;
sometimes from too long confinement
in one position, or upon one study; some
times from over-eXcitement and over
study; sometimes from breathing bad
air; sometimes from being kept too warm
or too cold. Now the teacher should be
an intelligent physiologist; and from q
knowledge of what the human system
can bear and what it can not, he is
bound to be ever watchful to guard
against all those abuses from which our
children SO often suffer. Especially
should he be tremblingly alive to avert
that excitability of the nervous system,
the over-action of which is so fatal to
the future happiness of the individual.
And should he, by appealing to the
most exciting motives, encourage the
delicate child to press on to grasp these
subjects which are too great for its COM
prehension, and allow it to neglect ex-
ercise in the open air in order to task its
feverish brain in the crowded and bad
ly ventilated schoOl-room; and then, in
y few days, be called to look upon the
languishing sufferer upon bed of ex-
haustion and pain-perhaps a bed of
premature death-ceuld he say, Il am
not responsible?' Parents and teachers
often err in this! They are so eager to
develop precocious intellect that they
crush the casket in order to crafty a
prurient desire to astonish the world
with the brilliancy of the gem. Each
Is responsible for his share of this sin;
and the teacher especially, because his by
Pages Theory and Practice of Teach
ing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-22
soMERroN, Ohio, April 10. 1853.
Col. PooRMAN,
n<o,. C;,..


Col. POORMAN,
Dear Str:
Great Democratic Victory."- see
by your last issue in the local column
the above heading, which reads as fol-
lows, Again has the Democratic party
had one of those inspiring, soul-cheer-
ing victories that give life and power to
the organization. On Sabbath, of last
week, Jesse Bishop, the Democratic
treasurer of Somerset township, a5-
sconded with about t,oo thousand dollars
of the dear peoples money, &C., &c."
The above is all calumny gotten up
for some purpose know not what.
will give you a true statement of the
case just as it is. Jesse Bishop some two
weeks before he left for the west, told
me that he had let friend Of his have
some of the money cut of the Treasury
with the assurance that it would be re-
placed in few days, and that he had
been trying to get it but had failed, he
said he ought not to have done so, but
he had SO much confidence in him that
he let him have it, Che left on Monday
instead of Sunday, he has been talking
about going west for about one year,
and on the Sabbath you say he abscond-
ed he came over to my house, and de-
posted with me six hundred and sixty
eight dollars in money, and available
notes secured by mortgage to the amount
of three hundred and six dollars making
in all Eleven hundred and seYenty-four
dollars, and told me at the same time
that there would be deficit in the
Treasury of about five hundred dollars;
which an investigation by the Trustees
proved to be less than that amount, he
told me to inform his security that he
was going west, and for him to get out
an attachment, and he told me what
property to attach and where he would
find 1t. which he did, and attached some
twenty five hundred dollars worth OF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-22
HRatan Slowly.
in the earS

First the blade then the ear, then the full corn
in the ear.''
One of the chief sins of our time is
hurry: it is helter-skelter, and devil
take the hindmost. Off we go, all too
swift at starting; and we neither run so
fast nor SO far as We would have done
had we taken it caaniiy at first. This
is true of by as well as of a blood colt.
Not only are boys and colts made to do
the work and the running of full-grown
men aud horses, but they are hurried
out of themselves and their notU, and
pushed into the middle of next week.
where nobody is wanting them, and be-
yond which they frequently never get
The main duty of those who care for
the young is to secure their wholesome,
their entire growth; for health is Just
the development of the whole nature in
its due sequences and proportions: first
the blade; then the ear; then, and Eet
till then, the full corn in the ear. Thus
should we, as DIR. Temple wisely says:
mot forget wisdom in teaching knewI-
edge DIR. John Brown of Edinburgh,
in Spare Hours"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-22

AsvERY VALUABLE BooK--We always take
pleasure in recommending a book which has all
the qualities that meet our ideal of what good
book should be; in which the subject is one OF
interest and importance, the style attractive
and pleasing and the illustrations and details
lucid and complete. wellnd such book in the
Peoples Edition Of Conybeare and Howson's
Life and Epistles of Saint Paul." Just published
by the National Publishing Company, Of Gin.
cinnati- r-~ e---ii ; 81 lfIr.i
This work has all the attractiveness Of dction
In the exciting events Of its narratives with the
certainty that they are the truthful records o
well authenticated facts; embracing graphic
and eloquent delineations Of the early life, edu
ration, conversion, teachings, labor, travels
sufferings, perils, prosecutions and missionary
career Of the great Apostle. It stands aloneand
unapproachable in its speciality; all that could
be desired, in the way of history. statement
comment, criticism and illustration. lelattns
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-22

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Mr.. Bishop, in violation Of q law making it a
penitentiary offence TO use the public money,
did take and loan or use such money and there
is a considerable deficiency in his account
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