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HssNEGaoyEe Let'the"soutbert'p pa
De s say wrsat they'wiil,s the northern papers.
a11 abb the time o;make' eapitaf with
INC negroes f6rcs 4 REEEEy.. NeH,i these wise
men .wiHi,learihbefore longs that they are
their,tiu,e.;E1 i1>ft-UEIa' f~lHff~
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/, THE Cry Is STILL THEY GeME.-The WASH
~ington; Star of yesterday says;;ii E.,D q
saIt is stated on pretty good authority, ana
generally believed, that Colonel Forney VIII
decIaresfar Greeley next Sunday, or'fnsa few
tIayrs thereafter at fnrthest.s' 2tGfrt
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The, now MISREPRESENTATION was used,'
and operated,es beautifully ''1in the Lynch
bauirss Conventions that nominated Mr.! WHITE
urip for. Copgress!er ~Iiijd tn a1u',''V :.
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va asgsAGgsEseTxas-e
egBIRaaNsW PoPLINDRE
eOUDs. oRGAEngEIAWNs PSsAzsALE&sa
g LTHEN GOH3Ss sr tssss5s $# 8
srnvtyrra &PZfEHShNs %8&< Us.


ALpACAH, &c., &c,
-THuMxsR II. YRICE-& CO.. Turing Ihe pfeseut
month. 10 relieve the tedium OF .sdog days. WIZ
ciosaprf mans III DC HNsfEtR GOODS without
regard TO cost. No list or p~ricess gfsers but eaefa
-arficic VIII !.
! Also on hand,.reeslysd recently By steamer ana
sEW and. PRETTY PRINTS. n american and
th English; sE.-l II D ~
sBEAcK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELAEEs
IEINEN-Bos0A SHIRTS sGAUZE sHiRIs;a 9,
EHoSIERY, every grade
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and goE0RED RIBBONS; fttF IA
belts, CoRSEFS,r ht ~ mr. 3P;ittH
MD GLOVES, E5siti lar s.tH.3s tf5rf4hs
n stit H.. iae H,i19.
1EsTLES, new styles !. = t5qsi0td !, EzStta IL B6t
sHEETINGS, both unen and cotton ;tug sS-syise4
FPIbLOw LINEN and IRISH LINEN; .<af
|DRiLLISGs and CAssIMERES, for gentlemen; +
ECL6fHS,, vEsTINGs, &c. s.,tts.G 1.g1 ~
NEW GOODS DAILY, vi s,,41e ~
lar ,-..r -. B. PRICE 4 co.
lad s.. y, ,a1to1 Main street, corner Eleventh,
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Esrnstelzzlseuaeint ny, an Express Clerk. .
. fFIishes with $4,000, ana speedy Re.

~
''FBghet with $4,000, ana speedy Re.
r,faarn,
H..tR.. whittleessety, who has; for two years
past occupied the first desk in the Adams
Express office; this city, and whose business
it has been to receive. andrrcceipt for the val
liable packages, left the city last Saturday
night, and returned yesterday. He was taken
70 the Hia,nmond--Street, station on big return ri
on ths. fharge' IF embeazszflsment. i appears
that when, he left the office on Saturday be
took with him 90 5000 that. had been lett
there for shipment, and for which he had re-
Going to his home, he placed
81 900 in bis switeIs silver box, with u note
stating that WhiskeS had ruined, him, apd
that lie was going to,a country where he
could prlungei into the excitement Of war. On
leaving the house he mformed his wife flint
he was going to Louisville. ''"'tNt A
~ With a iewd woman on Court street, with
whom he had been ION intimate terms, he left
one thousand dollars. He left the city Satur-
day night for Eew'Y orKJ, reaching 'thtre'c carly
on Monday aiids depositins ak Thousand dol
ttarrs n esskdaInder.a nm asSjiihed Dhaine,.' AS
he was notIdue at tbE,Saiee, on StiidaS, his
absence was not .discoYefed uatil Monday,
and II was theiG found that he haaaoid his
wffeHthaya he ySas' going ITO LOUISVILLE IT.
qiiEy was made f0r him by. telegraph, "afs
though itswasifi not known that he Ind takef
any money 'front.' the Office, and 1T was not
until Tuesday morning that it was! discover
sd THAT h chad takeH st ieast $6,U00.' When
tte-diseovefy Of he'4osS'0f the money was
made, aid TO vas found that he. had not gone
,toi Louisville, the Gfieefsfof the company
here brought into requisitlon;jthei s1tiiihited
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EEAfoEIoSNoT@E-a meHsza
s35f9 49, A8#sAN no ESEz&szzNSGs
SEfend& Etsted asnyosS@45$San fs5slE2r yisEsr5Nsss
~ nenssstii NJ s&zEznaalsals
in sond sfantifng are fraieTInsIy invited 10 Etteitd.
r. order Df fbe M. 4. High
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~~9H 6~1EN-MT-D --
9T1UE9MFMBERsf eF JEFF
FEitsoN IoDGE, &c. 4, I:aDsso.sssssSysTsS
q, ars hereby no.iheas e ssseaa Z sansegg75s5sssssM
EVENIsGt Tie ssh tpssinf. at so'cloek. Candldates
nv order of theEN .i.if 81 ~ ~ - I,
g5s.s4so, I'D see,etaTy.
= az
scToNEWALL. GRoNE,aNo. &tu:A.9;
fla-Tha members Of ST0NENALL.EEoy u
IS; Ss; Ssl IS Es} n Mo e as5e Eah fsfs'ss nsSass 81, B
~ 4 faIi attendance is requested, rs business Of fm-
pnrt,nce will be bropght before tne mss.,ns; rcs Mesi
E feIiy dinvitedto atseld..ff ia - iesAqfp,iss -
n &. eTaeF sf 'hels a ii. woKiRrss.. ses.saGsy:.
THE REGULAR MONTHLYMEET
Will he Belad Tfffss EyENfNGsasts
O'clock i'm their hail, second door from corner Oh
rad s-n .WILLIAM conLLINGs secresary:
! A REGULAR MEETING OF ETHE
IN WOODWORKING MESH!ASICS wtit;lL e
held AZ New Market Hall. corner Skin ana aaT ~
streets, HIS EVENING ut 81 O'CLOCK A1ahae
tendance Is desired.
II Ed! e1i'sfl Of &e.E EFff'aaEf7fs. Fsesert.agg sesEstsiyz...
DYI ORB Err. OF. THE GENERAL
BBoARD OF DIRECTORS of the LIFE AS
Ing nS nf the policy-hoiders Of said Association at thu
ofte Of the so.persisu IN the,cl l5,,s ~ 81 sLo aa
G f,fn 1nu no alaeadments to tie cilarterof tie AS
s]Sst s,8a, and e Fsts so f. Of riffs sse F ssaPdseaa 2
WILLIAM HANLEY. Secretary.
al l--Augl5I23Ig,28i az IN SiiiP. SITlHf ~ JGl
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"a Total. 1000 gtflS, all cash .,.s.r-- .SS0,ppor 81 ~
non. THooaa4Aas i :.BRfAAiiLiE.ir1IAEs late Governor
s Ssssa q rs ,s ~aiasg Silt 1srs q sals Sc ssss sbas G iia SS &srs
f arsasih tns. s sks IF FL ,ts aiia asasei i Il sai Sipe sohdaS sete a md
tha Ejfts3 justly awarded and proppsfy paid!i eIg:2
Of f .sst sssEsssi H aad fp afla R.s 'sSs y a paSssi asi ssps slsE
'PssbfH fSbfsry q Ksntacsy and the %foilowings
named eminent and islpterested citzenss Tho have
.eoasented 70 be present and see tina, that all Is fsilriy
!. s'H HSs: y !f p ;a45P1 Fs ssasY E egs Il. 4 tH FsSaa 'hf Biz
Hon. 3. ~ BRuCE, Judge Ninth Jndieialp bis, n.y.
Gen. Eli II. MURRAY b. S. Marshal, Dis. NY,
Ror:'fsiB. COCHRAN; Chancellor Louisville eft5u-
FIX sHoh. = B. sfAhsDaHoRD,l President Farmers and
!, nf fIsn. JOAN aaskf B.k IL ssMi apassI Ia Royal j ii INSURANCE ace
l N,s,E a1ss' s : hIt 5SE, Commemorative IF Attorney
ediassiyilsesP JOHNSON, Manager q tie Gait
/. :, BILL, Professor IN ea!esl paiserfiaty.
Hon, i. a.ABAtTElss hsIore q Louisville. Ealf
: Hon. z. I: BUassTT. S.sy AsSrnsy; ,,,s 80,
4. 3. Bn nSsrSa prea asasase q the Manaas:surers
! PaItrp JupaE, Of theL outssile Hotel Cor,panxE
1 JAMgs BRDaEFoRD, Preadent OF Second Ma Ma
i i; s s; j h; MatEs, PFs.lsssas e Fl T Yaaalsrf h asts4 ].
II. YLoToH EEwcoAH1ar firm Of Eemconb, Bueha-
4 HESRY DEEPEN, President Gefnaan Bank, ,ia.il
ribspssw Gst ssssss .9 sssafa saa s e and R z: sbops-
'hle 3 sai Ross, Agent Adams Express res company Iiaalry
9FFTeERs 0FpTHEtLTBRARY: 4
RI DuRRETT, President
s i0tHs SsNaIN,SacrrihryE $50 81 ID
FARMEns All aoys8 AsE TEs a.u i.
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a WILL BE AF TLEssCTTY HALL on
1WEDNEsDAYS nnd SAfURDAYS from in
Tor the poilion q tcacilers in HeprIca county;
au EJawewa ssfsaH s Superintendent
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DE;DIMoNT, ,FEMALE INSTITUTE,
il I'M, ,CHARL0TTEsVILLE, Va aII AM
MRS n. X. MEADE PRlYcIPPAG. .,sh
N u II UALaS ESSTON.

The exercises of, this school will he resumed ON
MONDAY the. 18TH OF, September Sf2., Its instr,tcS7
iion covers the entire course of study pursued IN the
hest first class schools. b lT1,c Principal VIII ,c as
exnerienced, ard faithful t~e1chers., II necessary
ma,yof the best references ca,, be given taken len
schboI' For special f~easousit 10 important that ap-
EplIcanons be made at as early 4 day as possible: For
terms, etc, address the Rev. Xix. Meade, Chaf-
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,tAGRIGULTBRAL AND

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
/ vi ,3iECHANIGAL GoLkEGE:--Thes Roaru Of
Visitors of this institution Will meet August II, 1siIfs,
at the yellow Sulphur Springs; MONTGOMERY county
ferIthe parjose OF eiectiiigS "a President, n Professor
OF Cheflistry and Haturaig Philosophy, 4 Professor
of Mathematics and Modern Languages, German
l and FreiichL, and q Professor OF Technical Agricui-
ture and Mechanics: hfa ,anE) D{tl. ~. rsiff,..Ht
As the Board may sec ut 70 change the DISTRIBUTION,
E8dsHaegsarssAg ite prUfesstrs, and also 70 require
sserTite IN the EnEfisff tgfsurtf7esrorany profsssGt
whomny not be fnIIy employed, persons nlayrapply
sforsfnefe bfancfies,an appIllcants may stats rylal
branches they feef prepared TO teach other tnani
th0sefor which they specially apply1am parr1n1i-
Hisriy rs TO their knowledge os, military factaesfe Itie
PresideIf, With the 'concurfence OF the Executive
CoDulittee oflthe BoarG,1wnl he allowed to appcfhte
} SALARY of tic. President 5000, and Of each Pro
fcssOr iii SEQ. In addition TO 'tfiis the tuition tees
be qualIyidiy ided amofg the members on ne
Faculty, provided that AIRY addition thus Hiaae toIhes
eaEary Of d member Of the Faculty shall NOT eXseed
S5us. TUITION ifFEES, 5000 and.
FEES AtS wishoutEextrssIf is!E. IIIE, 3it.I
sri Students win be received free of, NIL fees from me
various counties, OF the State, the putnhert or sttl-
dcnts corres;,ondingiMith the, huiDter Of members
lof the House OF Delegates from those ts9nnvss
seyeraify. These students 10 be- nomtHated py thel
local officers 'ofitfse public free schools,
rHIrst session. of Sso,ege to- begin y,
1879, and to end the last in,duiy'
sls73. !, = III uARSEf hhS Il; IN
.yS
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INSCRIPTIONS a pXRTNERsHErPs.

co-partuership
~ heretofore existing between. +; PAGE
piGEtS 10. Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. OH. Page win settle up the business of the
Hrri, collecting all bills and paying all debts OF inc
u.s. 80 Hoifns &c. II. PAGE, -. :. -"
All at ANN, !, WILLIS H. .W0ODLE1. ~
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5D0oKaAND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
OsD0NE AT TELLS 0FFIE4sas
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al uGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ - N.lSTAUETON. VA.

The ACADEMIC ERA OF this! institatoiI be-
giils the MIDDLE OESEPTEMBER and closes tho
Corresponding time the following June.
This Ia enc ;laracSt f~rstAclass Institution insVir-
pinia.. It has o corps OF. UPWARDS OF tweait5 ofscers
and teachers the English course more exteustye
and thorough than elsewhere found IN @fefnste
Advantage, for music and languages capnos be
surpassed. Seven mt .ic tetebers7ft,lr tnstrai1enfii
reIautatlon has, ~eaieldcd .nbeieser titc' sehosa. 10
kh9T 1fs,sssn, FRENCH French go Il pSssl lid native hf French
teach the pupilstoispeakff the iarfgtagea IS
well Is read and write 1t. f.fsgul; = Dna sys!gs5tt .fN
The bindings for cnHifort tefegaIce, and, conye:-;
uieirae. aIlsS uissurp passed BY any NJ tile Stttc.3ni ssHI
I yFopf eIi particular 1piifg 90 .ssa;fisL;I III Jf n
IL ss.zIr,y oUg Mss ~. = Ah Il2as
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YyHR .BRIDGE HoTEL

yty TILE NATURAL DRIDGE. VIRGINIA.
This hotel. thoroughly renovated In every rar-
fteular, now bffets comfortable recommendations at
moderate rates--S3ykLz.,. <ifi Etfs A3sji "a;
Hoard per week ....!...a 10 %
'BOard per Tnoitt, S.sss. !.ss... ..s.t. ss...-u.-.. % %
,AdaHy hue Of stageseaeti way betwceu Bonsacs,s,
yirVfniA and Tennessee saiisoadi and Goshen, G.
railroad. psstss ibis point, a~rxtylirr here from
B6nsaek,s 70 dinner, sud from Lexington 70 Lreak-
Packet boatsf fura Lynchburg isns passengers at
.Cilaicre,s Mill, tvosmiies from the Bridge. Hacks
viii attend slie sETisai OF pseksis and bring plss.u-
Nossort wiilbe omitted, ~ make ali ,csatcrtabie
Tho visit The bridge. ,s. A,LESR.,
,Jjy 3-2pI N i<fs superintendent
rREENWOfD .BEgQT, NAyeN THE
VI CHESAPEAk EiAND0HfQ RAILROAD.
Tho boar6Ing-iohse at this price Is now opened
Tor lie seasonSat the fOtlo&ifig rates: ~ ~
tEoard Iler day., .ssfyrtt.
For four weeksa. -. ~. s!....!..... 80
Cplured sersthssand chitiren ender ton years OF
= ae 81 Is P''fs'i 2 d'I9 WAfitrEKRafbiliSWippIE.
IDoCKBRDGE ALUM ssPRINGs, VA.
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aT. ,MARYSnHIGH SCHOOL. FOR

|NI MA stHoT'ItAU - ,sCr,
~ tBOYS,. Win be omen again on the FIISSTi htoSf
tntfptis tOfid,icted by the Befcdfetfne Walters iof
81 MafY,s c~tarcts, and affords TO CATHOLIC, Eparegts
and guardians rare opportunity % hlys tlesE sons
arylbrauehes oflarcomplete commercial sid eInssfs
kcd course of stusiiess Special care y, given t9 eeCt
fnsanctfonto Of all elasscs!. : ~ =
The, schoof-roomis are s~raittsd, and ails due CARE
|wiIs be. gtaken to rendcr. this institGtioG-the
onIy one OF its Kind In this city. aud vtcinityyv
Fwofthy Of the patronage OF . Catholic comtnsaffty.
TERMS: 81 per month, 10 be paid In advance.
I REYa DR. HERMANN WOLFE, osssBs, ko5
Lr,ix ls-1m -. cnrler Fourtll and MarsilaA streets.
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,AIUfICE-Tbe Richmond and Danville
In sRaiir0adiC Company having becea1c the pairehat
serof tie Roanoke Valley Ssilhnad4 8 meetings 1.-THE
,stoskhoiders Or Tie ROANOKE VALLEYsEA FALL
.K0kHCUkHANTAa corporation created by and
rrSuiting from said purpifase-+sStII Held as the 81
dee OF the President Of the ichm9ndt pna B3nsist9
Railroad 4'5nibaIiy Ia the city 0f RichIndnd, on The
uTH DAYtbfaAUGUSTSS fs1sJ. TT - ,arsfpT'
President Rlchpqnd and DspyiIle Railroad Corr
papy.S""4 : =" yg2-2ta@EAu
THE, NEXT SESSION 0E HAApD@
~ sYnNE1 S0 III Ydi1i eessta1o "a THURS
= ,Ihesddftioi t0stfe studies OF the curriculum IN
sffrhctbon. Will be given In German By + Professor Yat-
gtsrsTla iy, and III sLEepeh kky ER~aS9lsss9r AdtiS91 Hossi
H 4@e ~ sss5f0 each faHgdSge!
- Fog furtser rurficuiaRsS or for. catahafae address
ri t,f,IKRY. j. d. P,SAGkINS.lS, -. ,sf.
- ."Eth, IPf Hainpdeh Sydney College. -
~ 1e-anfs II afiff5 Price Edward connfEi va
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EASTWD0D SCHUULysS TAUNIDN.r
III I. propose to reopen MY school for lpys on ,tlle
is3. rliG1Ej fjuG-Sh ifu9i Sai ~ tJtnt>N
TEzMs $ For board sndtRition nine montfss.eN-
SSsif VARY III advssnee address
AZ -lsIyFPIkEsPoWERS, Stanton, Va.Ef
[sliS 2l-staWlMk..Itt nj Lrltsalie .lLIit. y slElai n
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Tf0ALs', AND WoOD.-The Clover Hill
Al Coumpany having reduced the price of theEr coal
foE file summer trade, am prepared to, furnish
fCIDYEas4fiLH HUMP CoAE OF tie Rest Quality
at $3.50 per load, delivered. Also, RED and WHITE
3kSE ANTHRACITE COAL and SEASONED
Oakland PANE WOOD at lnMessmarks rates. 4
j ,s-s n ,ts4t tt.s y, !. seyeSih u md bSTd ssreess.
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iEtxrtJS. FNsS ~
rO-PARTEERSHIP NOTICE-Wehave
vi admittedMR..A a. l.. BOULWaRE BAN Infer
est la our business. The style OF our: firm will be
JOHNSTON, WILLIAMS. & :,
, AZ i2iwi.'@'HIi JOHNsION.& WILLiAMo.
THEUNDERsIGNED Fl AvEFORMED
Il Ia limited partnership for MANUFACTURING and
sY6SE J.IB. TERRES ms general nnd EMIBE
iGEliOT, as special partner The Be- last7 man sub ,ISs
rcsitie An, Rfchmond! Office, Nos 9t2 Main street.
nate ,Jauunry. i. 1ST4. nG1 i!5tJ0HN b. TERRES,'
M ,ar1sI MI lHp! .-m,fE :
Ctu nj Rtchmond-t0s eit :~iET.TIii 1idHly,?I ~
: This day j. 3. Terres personally appeared beioTc
Ijnet "a notary public for the city aforesaiI and1irade
oath that the sum aforesaid. has, actually been psid
IN cash ly f. Gerot into said partnership, In Which
said j. g. Terips IL general and said f. aerob Is
- Mitness my, hand and seal this sth day Of June. Is7a.
je2s-W6w J.B. MORDECAl. lSeaL1
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y y s e5,,srl Of @ w. EFfslHiEfHfs. Recording Secretary.
MNsLITTARY NOTICES.

ATTENTION, ATTUGksi GUARDL9Ai
IN You are hereby ordered tom meet at headquar--fHs
MONDAY EVENING the 5th. instant, atM;i
a. oscIock, in full dress uniform, to celebrIte me ~
CaItain. .fYy-trbpi 1IS, II!
aa 5-ltN OrqeTlS oStsSalt.
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T7cLEcTic NsTITgsE. .,gI 4, - -

FEENt-H AMI, ENgLiSHDAYANDB oARD-
ING SCHOGI,, f3a Addison street, BaBtrnorc- NIs.
I.ETiTIA.TSLER SAMPLE, Of Virginia, Prtnft-
nal 8ittuftr session opens 18th or September; closes
f5tiI ofiinnes Summer session epefrs f7thcf April
closes LIST Febraaryreysry yeari Fer circ',ssss apr
.pIy nj the ~lnsiituIe. ~ st-6X.
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'nRUM CORPS OF THEnFIRST REGfy..
~ MENp yIRIINJAix0LUNTEERS:tYo H are
re1nested to meet at Military Hall TO-SlGHT9
punctually at 8 O'Clock for praetleeI rrr1r od'
III - ~it1&it'st' JGTHOMAS PULLING, ~
an sltE. Il ,Jts1 GsYai H. nFuIi DrunftMator! I
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ERISGOPALsHIGH SCHOOAf0F1NaKsF
II GIEIafggBaR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
Apnuai Session Of this ScHcoI FOE yage1a
,s~srrEMaEn rs, Isszsi s.Tefnns: $3.50 PC; yossE.sTSan
lceae, With partirniars, rensgon applieatosf,soshs
II. sLAEEEoRD,s M.A.sP plieipal; Aaexaadrfa
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I tiLrTi,i 81 ~auA EpsPAEsFH:l+
AlTTENTION fsCOMPANY-Yeu areA
LA hereby Ordered TO attend a business meeting ~
and drill at Masonic Hall. Tyenty-ifh street, ~
tTHIS Mdnda1 EVENING ut ~ 6'cloek.as bHsiHn
ness Of Importance will be brought before the COM
many. .syrtII
By order of Lieutenant S. W, FARRAR, COM
mandtnr. III .tfnifHF mean B. BRIEE, 3R.p' J
I au 6-lt* ;ipy .rH -arkctlngI Orderly. Scream.
, 1872-11-09
5 q B0O2 5,

h ne C aaM n SAID nat nat although hL not the Trainer 0fe Motives this Draft STILL as the
he would beg to offer an epanadono the enarkm made the motives on teD number of public
cases before the emancipation. 1t vase y natural that the number of public suits bere that
epoch must havebe fewer the masters had a very extensive right of Furnishing their slaves
so hatag great numbero ofense5 if notc rmNsw eese settled Npmp0rny on the Estates whereas
they form thu objects of public SUITS besides tha5t the slaves we're undera nchr control than
now could be xercsed over the abourHS, and there net temptation now than before for the mar.
test commit themselves W rgad to the other question: he could refer to the Colonial Conn
csp proceedings fr1 1885, hee-be bGeved-tw will b. seen that the Draft was finally lost with 2
against 6 votes, athoughi wss strongly recommended, he believed also by the Brgier Council
In reference to the remnkstr rom the list Membe rfrF rederkded( Sauw) onhe question of fix
ing Inherent amounts Of salary to awyGsin 81 CUxm and st. Thomas he would beg to- observer that
mat would be somewhat og mGo Gn al lawyers in St. G1 conduct sHs from ST. Thomas before
tibet Upper court He would koM egg oconect ane error made b. tes me honorable regard to
the mountd saMya lowedm Denmark; HN namey only for the Upper Comrsn that then maximum of
Rd are not unusually awarded there.
2Md Mem5rf n Fred TkSed( Fabo)@ said tatb before the matter be put to the vote he would
hego notify uGh mendedo abstain rom voting; and as he has estate his reason, he would saw
he would utvo bvGueh his pOpo&a fora Committee had been rje1.
The Chairman Observed atH the honorable Member ought to have said he abstain dhon voting
because he was not sufficiently Instructed on the NATTER wing to tho bsmceof he Committee o
posed by him the reason as low given contains something personal
reason is the same as stated by hehmUuabtC Chairman; for ardyw when nopIngt the Cmmtee
he ld said hath fa"d others are otaquiutd with the details fde matter
LIST Member for Feluihhd (Smuw). said it wouda appear tina some Members intend von0
against thee Ordinance but he would beg those Members to vote at all events for thea amendment, as
thee Ordinance might after all be carried, perhaps form not agnmbLi whereas the amendment,
even adopted, must ITALY with the Ordinance fit be riti.
A no one else further desired the word, the Chiman closed the dSnimm 6 mt the anml
meB to vote. In rgTdO the alteration in the English Translation the Gyeunt will lave it
in their powMr to effect before 3d dSMn.
Thea amendment TO- vas rejected by II votes agIt 2-One not voting
The amendment n 2 was adopted by votes agamt 5-Oue not voting; and s 2 SO amend
ed wsa dophdby 9 Votes against A. One not voting.
The whole Drafts amelhd,t pass Bird dHmionw was adoped BY 10 votes aUnH B.
One net 70 ing
Go be onCudedO
, 1872-11-09

under contract to a Central Factory with
spare lands now in waste would be indu-
ced to grow canes upon these lands for
their mutual benefit upon terms which the
interest of the Proprietor would make easy
for the cultiyator.
We beg respectfully to refer to an Arti-
Gle in No. pa Of the Sugar Cane and dated
lst July 1871 Page 376 and continued in
No. IS page 1913 headed " French Central
FactorieS' which gives an interesting His
torque taken from the " Journal des Fa-
bricants de Sucre') OF these Establishments.
AS is torcibIy pointed out by the writer
I" the first experiment made upon a large
scale during a series Of years and accompa-
MED by mlschancis and exceptional social
conditions has fully proved the >oundness
OF the principle of separating Agriculture
from Manufacture. What the isolated Plan
ter, bare otresources, was unable to do the as
ISOLATION of capita! and the concentration of
labour fully realized without injury to the
chief functions Of the Planter which, on the
contrary, have been greatly facilitated.'
We were abundantly sa' iSfed, and in fact
it was proved to demonstration, that such
a separation of the two conflicting inter
ests OF Agriculture and Manufacture has
been a relief to the Planter and has convert
ed him from the StagnatiOn of despair and
apathy to a life of energy and prosperity.
It has been stated that the Central Facto-
ry System must ultimately conduce to the
exhaustion of the soil on those Estates sup
plying canes to the Usines That whereas
in the ordinary system Of manufacture lit
tie if any, of the mineral elements of the
cane arc finally distracted from the soil,
these being restored in the form of Megass
ash, distillery refuse &c in that of Central
Factories they are absolutely lost. This,
it was admitted, was true but it has been
provided against by the increased employ
ment of Chemical manures, these being
composed so as to return to the land the
principal mineral matters of which the cane
has been, by analysis of its ash, found to
deprive it. The most successful of these
manures was generally considered to be
that recommended by NJ. Georges Vile,
an eminent French Chemist and formally
director of the experimental farm of the
Emperor. The preface to the last edition
of his work, entitled, l." Les Engrais Chimi-
ques" Paris 1871 1t consists of the
following ingredients in definite quantities:
Super phosphate of Lime, Chloride of
Potassium, Sulphate of Ammonia, Sulphate
of Lime.