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to all concerned. If ours were able
to do half as well, we might look for
a second factory in the West End
district within the next two or three
years. If it is any consolation IN;
misfortune to know hat others are
as badly off as ourselves, then we
may derive some comfort from hear
ing that the st. Lucia factory has
hitherto been as unsuccessful as our
own.
Considering that Santa Cruz lives
by agriculture it is surprising how
small a space in these columns is
devoted to this subject. We are salts
fed that the most interesting CONVEX
sations and discussions frequently
take place or one or other of the
many topics which are included in
the wide subject of agriculture, but
the hints they contain are impaired
to one or two listeners, who perhaps
profit by them; and the printing press,
whose very purpose is to propagate
valuable facts and suggestions, is not
made use of. We would wish it
otherwise, and therefore we print with
much pleasure a letter which has
been sent us from St. Thomas. The
writer mentions a fact which has come
under his observation concerning the
use of lime as a manure, and from
the apparently good effects of it in
that instance argues that St. Croix
has in it's soil an important fertilizing
agent which will enable the planters
to dispense with the use Of foreign
manure The value Of his observa-
ton would have been greatly increas-
ed if he had weighed a row of canes
from the lime-manured patch and
compared this weight with the weight
of a row of same length from the
unmanured. ''The proof of the pud-
ding is in the eating" and it is not
enough to know that the lanes looked
greener. The manure applied was
lime, and the writer no doubt means
lime from the kiln, a very different
thing in it's action on land from I'M
burnt limestone and mari. In the
latter substances the lime is i'll the
form Of carbonate, and is comparative
ly inert. There is no doubt however
that plants requiring lime can pro-
cure from the carbonate all that they
need, and also that the carbonate,
though slow in its action, tends to
stimulate growth by it's decomposing
action on other earths. Lime how
ever acts much more powerfully, and
it would be we'll worth any planters
while to spread a few barrels I'VE an
acre by way Of trial. 1t would be
most effective on the blue beach or
felspathic soils of the Northside and
East End, soils which are similar pro-
badly to that in the island of St Johns
where the experiment mentioned in the
letter was made. While we may sup
pose that lime would be less required
OF the mari lands, it would not be
lost time or money to try its effects
on a small scale, eve on them.
The surface soil of u mari lands
often contains a good deal of clay and
gravel, and the action Of the lime on
these might prove to be very beneficial,
Our correspondent thinks that the
lime enables the land to retain mois-
, 1880-03-03

Ills GACC1lCIICg Il AONG1u III L "
St. Thomas on Monday morning, in the
Schooner Vigilant.
60
The Band Of the Dagmar played in the
Barrack Garden on Monday afternoon to the
Qualification of many OF the towns folk who
assembled to hear the music.
The Committee appointed by the Cen
trail Factory Company and the cane fur
nishers met on Monday, for the first time
in the present season, to determine the
price of sugar to be given for the canes de-
livered at the Stations during the past
fortnight. The price was fixed at 1896
~ 1OOibs sugar Danish weight. This, at
51ibs sugar for the 1OObs of canes, gives
nearly % cents as the value OF 1OOibs of
canes
The price of muscovado in England has
~fuctuated during the past three weeks
between 20S. and eos. I'D. and as the stock
of sugar in the four ports of London, Bris-
toll, Liverpool, and Glasgow was 10000
tons in excess of what it was at the same
time last year, and A., 600 tons in excess OF
the stock on hand in February 1873, we
can scarcely hope for an early rise.
, 1880-03-03
La VnZIee.
BEL " e . e e e
CANE BAY
D.

Northside Quarter Ltr. B. No "a, 25,
% ad %, 81, &c, 27, and % with
works and stock will be offered for
sale at 4th and last Auction to be
held at the undersigned Office on
Saturday the 18th March 1880 at l
o'clock p. m.
At the 3rd Auction only $3.50
were offered.
Conditions, appraisement and other
documents concerning the sale may
be seen at the Auction Office.
Auction Office, Christiansted, March
End 1880.
H. A. JURS.
, 1880-03-03
BAY,

Nordside Kvarteer 1t. B. No. "a, 25.
~, ad %, Fl, &c, 81 og 20 med Ver-
ker og B~esatning blive opraabte til
Bortsalg we'd en- 4de og sidste Auction,
som afholdes paa undertegnede Auc-
t%ionskontor L0verdagen den 13de
Marts 1880K ]. 1 Eftermiddag.
We'd 3die Aucktion blew ikkun budt
%, $50.
Observation-Disclosures Vurderingsfor-
refining og 0vrige Salget vedrorende
Documenter ere til Eftersyn paa Auc-
tionskontoret.
Christiansteds, Auctionskontor, den
2den Marts 1880.
H. A. JURS.
, 1880-03-03
T "AV rs"
CRAFTSMANSHIP, ST. CROIX
Wednesday, 3rd Marcb 1880.

His Excellency the Governor left for
st. Thomas on Monday morning, in the
Schooner Vigilant.
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Milan, Trnnesse~.

E,iHoT iHioIlnr Journal Thinking tina
some q your readers might be interested il
a few words from the land Of coiion,I viii
send you line or two.
This place can boast Of one thing tina
but few towns in West Tennessee can, an,
that Is good hotel. The most Of then
are very inferior, in fact they Ga the bin
in nothing until they make ont ihei
charges, then they understand their bust
ness 10 perfection.
Wheat crops in this section Of the State,
are very poor--almosi a failure. Con-
looks badly, as a general thing, on account
Of the continued wet weather. There an
some good crops, hut in moot Of il Oh.
gas and weeds have decidedly the adyan-
tag. Cotton, which l. ne crop here. !,
looking splendidly. Trader. and bu,ine-.
men are anticipating a glorious good time
this fall and winter. II u to h. hoped
that their expectations will be fully real
lied. They are a big hearted people and
deserve suecess. And, what Is sill better
hey are all Tor Hancock. have ira scled
all over West Tennessee, and have got the
frst man 10 meet yet Who u dissatisfied
with the nomination. The ticket will make
a clean sweep in This part II the conniry
The Democracy 81 Jackson are having q
grand rally to-day. spsakers FROM all
parts Of the State are invited and will he
there. A pole $50 feet high will b. raised,
with large Dag hearing the names OF
Hancock and English. They mean bu-i.
ness.
Bolivar, the last place visited before
coming here, has ahonl 800 inhabitants,
j. the county reai Of lIardeman county
aud Is Demo, ratio 10 the core. They are
getting a twelve. FOUNDER from The State
arsenei, at Nashville, TO help them in their
ratification, and viii have big lime when
the gun gets there. Among their live bus
ine,s men Is Mr.. g. A. Swinebroad, whose
wife and children are nov visiting his
father-in-law, M. Greenherry Bright, near
stanford. LID.
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ROCECasTLE.


- The recent rains have greatly alarmed
the farmers, who fear that they will not he
able 10 get their wheat threshed.
- Mr. Mart Dillon, tho handsome aud
accomplished wife Of the accommodating
baggage master, j. at the Sambrook Hotel,
Livingston, for few week..
- We are authorized 10 announce John
+. Stephens candidate for Sheriff Of
Rockcasile county nj the August election.
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party. 43l-if
- Mr.. W L. Hiait showed me few
days ago bunch Of oats in which were
iify-one stalks, which had all sprung from
one seed. This yield must he regarded as
somewhat prolific.
- Dun. AT London, Ky, last week
Miss Ellen Smith, niece Of Hon. Robert
Boyd. Her devoted friends here are sor-
rowing over her demise. She was q most
eslimable young lady.
The Grm u Harris A Lee, at Crab
Orchard, has dissolved, Mr.. Ice retiring.
lie intends leaving in about thirty days COR
the West, where he win make his home in
the future. Bil lee j. bright, clever
genial, industrious young fellow. and here's
hoping that the future has much IA store
for him.
90 Hon. X. &. Warren, Democratic nom
inee for Commonwealth Attorney, viii
speak Al the Court House in Mt. Vernon
on the 10Th inst Rockcasile proposes to
give Dick a rousing vote, no matter who
his opponent l.. Il Is rumored here that
Col. Adams, Of Casey, Is a candidate, bat
the rumor il scarcely believed
- Last Saturday the School Board of
Examiners were in session, aud passed ON
the application Of a dozen or more indi-
vidunls who wanted certificates. There
was only one failure, though several re-
ceiyed second-olass paper. Miaa Mamie
woodall, sparkling little maid from
Brodhead, Wa rewarded with a lrsi.cla.s
certificate. She has engaged 10 teach the
Pine hin School, and viii begin next
Monday.
The people Of Laurel county are in
state Of considerable ecstasy over the pro-
posed early completion OF the Knoxville
branch Of the l.. n. n. X. r. A party Of
surveyors, headed by Mr.. Glosier, Chief
Engineer, are encamped at Livingston, and
ass sasased Ia 70 surveying the route. n
is rumorrd that the road will BE- completed
as lar as London in the shortest possible
time, bat there a. no Official information
for the Iumor
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GARRaRD tOUxTy.



w. IL. Marksbnry has shipped about
ten thousand bushels OF wheat up till now.
- Wm. Burnside was declared the
champion, for the coming year, Of the Gar
rard Riae Club ~ meeting held Monday
last.
- The Dirvctors Of the National Bank
Of Lancaster, held their semi-annual meet
ing yesterday. A dividend n four and a
hall cents was declared.
- The new mail contractors on the line
between this point and Nieholasyille, have
have moved here and assumed their task.
The bid was originally let TO parties in
Michigan for 5000, and sub-lei for $500.
-- by request we state that Rev. II NJ
l.inney, Of Danville. will preach at Law
sons School.house on the 3rd Sunday, and
also that Hder Pinkerion will preach at
the Christian Church. OF this place, Sun
day next morning and night.
- PKRsoNAL-Br eck Jones. formerly Of
Danville, nov Of IT. louis, spent sunday
and Monday here. Col. Silas Adams, Of
Casey, is here attempting to rally the boys
against Warren. Jas. NJ. Ieavell, Of Louis
vile il visiting Jas lIemphill
- Invitations were sent out Monday To
the Promenade Concert to be given by the
Garrard Social Club ON the night Of the
18th. Our spacious Town Hall will be
used for the promenade part II the enter
tainment, and the Masonic Hall for the /
banquet Wolfe's Band, Of Lexington,
has been engaged. We are expecting a
Large crswd and a grand time.
90 An entertainment Of a literary aud
musical character, given last evening by /
Miss Lizzie Doiy, Of Hyatisville. in honor
Of Miss Annie Timberlake and other la
dies visiting the neighborhood, wa re-
markable for il success. The guests num-
bsred fully fifty and were delightfully."- en- /
tertained by recitations by Miss Lula Clay |
Bigby, an elocutionisl 81 national repula- /
ton, aud Miss Crozier, a Alabama. The
music furnished by Miss Annie Timber
lake, Miss Matte Denny, Mrs Grasiy and /
Mr.. SIM Burnside, was Of high order
and thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
Miss Doly in the art Of entertaining COM
pany can not he eHcelled.
On Saturday evening lasi, vast crowd |
Of people from this aud adjoining coun-
ties, assembled here for the purpose Of
hearing Hon. w. G. 2. Breckinridge
on the political ISSUES Of The day. rs Il had |
been previously announced that he would /
he here They waited in yain, and all show
ed that a spirit Of disappointment had set
tied down upon each, but Judge Ow-ley
and Richard G.. Warren, Esqs came TO the /
front and made ns very cheering ard In
teresiing speeches. Il turned out that Col
Bree kinridge had written a letter in ample
time Cor Il 10 reach here before the time
appointed for him 10 spiak, stating that il
was impossible fr hia Ia come, owing 10
a very sore throat. by some meas this
letter did not reach here until this week,
being four or i've days ia coming from
Lexington here.
- The Robert Raike- Sunday School
Centennial celebration was held last Sun
day al the Couri-l HOUSE The lIoslse was
very fall, the audience having been called
togelher by the simultaneous ringing of All
the church balls In town. alohg With the
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Court Iou-c lell The order Of exercises
were songs. alternating With spe ches,
Tho'e who Addressed Che people were 81.
follows Rev. nooih. Of Versailles. Rev 7
,. Cook. Of his place Prof }. G. Ran.
dolph. u nanville; Prof Ruchcf, oi
Georgetown, and your correspondent The
srccehes on the origin history aud work.
ings u the Sunday School and the trib.
utcs u praise paid the long-dcpartcd
Raikcs wes very fine. The music was q
very Interesting feature. The State Mis-.
sionary Fund received a raise Of sit32
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R0YLE C0rNri.



""e'' '-.''i 'o'" SEWING W ~ 'e'''''
WOOL .'e""y ~ - cents
= 'ur banks declared dividends on
ihu'~'ay' s'h' 'en''a, National % f''r'
N""onah 7 Farmers Na''ona'' D.
m. anderson 'he connrmed Invalid
son o' MIS- IT. ierNe', d'ea on Monday
morning ON aee' i' sear-' Funeral on
iueHn'y'
nihh.-in lhis Guy, last week. M'l'
'o"' l"'"'s son OF y. w. N''''a"''' agea
months. !" iafrod@o"rg' la.i week Mr''
Eliza I~yman, mother OF MI. Vlarence
Iwym"n' VINO made h'' home y" i""''''e
Tor many years
Aoou' IA" "ote" en'''r'l-'ne
panSi'e yo"'h'' ranging ~ age from u TO
~ nave .ec",en hi'f''e- ana se' ~ ,"'''
wo'N ",oe's' i"ey m'ue '"e w" ITO"
"sN"e" spring" : u'''''''e OF owe, 'o''
'a''e' nome on Ne'hrs"'s n's"' J" 'ne
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TnE London papers never loose an
occasion to show their ignorance Of
American affairs. The following ed
itorial from the Times is about ne cor
rect as any thing published about
matters transporting on this side Of the
pond
"rhe Republican or Locoioco party in
the United States have nominated Chester
A. Garfield, E-q., Of Ohio, Illinois, A. their
candidate Tor the Presidency to replace Mr..
Rutherford y. Halves. who has been i'm
peached FOR habiiual inebriety.'
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sorEs Dc crRRrNr rrENrs.

Chicago claims population Of SOP,
575.
- War between Greece and Turkey i
regarded as inevitable.
- The Conrt Of Appeals has adjourned
till the LIT Monday in September.
- Gen. Garfield, let il be remembered,
voted against the reconciliation Of silver.
- Pensacola, Fla, had $4,000 FIRE
this week. She can lily afford such loss.
60 Two hundred and ifty-ihree lawyers
scramble for a living at the Louiaville
bsr.
- Hon. Jas. b. Beck, "a senator by
chance" will stamp ohio during the
campaign.
90 The colored people Of Montgomery,
Ala, have organized Hancock and En-
glish Club with 900 mesnbers.
An Irish woman in Jersey City killed
her three children, giving as a reason that
they weuld be better of in Heaven.
- The arrival Of emigranis at New York
during June numbers 42O26, which is Just
three times a. many as came in June,
1879.
- Marshall Jewell has been made Chair
Inan Of the National Republican Commit
tee in the place Of Don Cameron, who re-
fused to serve.
- The Mercer CoHniy Fair will be held
on the 81, 9TH, 9th and 6dh Of August. We
acknowledge couriesies from ]. II. Iapsley.
the Secretary.
The census returns from Vermont in
dictate that the State will lose one Con-
gresham. Some coHnties show a falling
of Of 10 to ~ per cent.
Gen. Hancock, it is reported, will ten
der his resignation as Major Genesal. to the
President, prior to his letter accepting the
nomination for President.
Gen. IIancock's campaign badge. ac-
cording TO Gen. MsQuade, Of New York,
will be a shamrock shaped emblem, made
Of red, white aud blue silk.
During the month Of June Collector
A. VI. Swope took il from the 7th District
SlOl ,9Ol As Internal Revenue. His collec-
tons for the year we're 81 ,Ols,OG7.32.
June SOih was the last day for filing
apP'ioa''shs nn"er the arrearases oil pen
sions act II is estimated that the amount
pau ou' an" ye' 70 DC p"'n VIII aggregate
s'o'VVV'"cV.
Mr. l. II, MAr'in' OF "oodiofd' has
'"o-ysar o'u A'Herney hei,er' ~Hh her hrsi
,A"' ~h'eh gives Io'ir gallons " milk
Jay, ITO" "n'e" zia pounds OF butter
week are made
= '"'"eeus T. 70 De given shortly IN
county IN hohor OF hancock ana
i.ng'''h, Vol 'ohn A. duncan wealthy
afn'e'' mas subscribed a -'Voo pound beei
Ut 'ne 'aeA''o"'
IT. an"e'' '''e man VINO = a''eh'p'-
W 10 ,as' io""yr an" ~ "'sh's' mas gotten
nronsh nine gay. WIN . loss OF ]" lbs
ie NOUS up we'll ana - able !" take
hori walks on the street
ten Hancock has twin broiher
mo practice. law a. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Us name Is hilary and IN their younger
Ays ihey we're so much alike That they
ouid scarcely be distinguished.
- coinage executed at the United States
iinlS Tor The hscal year ending June 30, is
ained at sSi,S'o'lii, OF which s21 ,95a,15O
'ere standard silver. This exceeds the I
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Hcrflna calIrd.

The members Of the Democratic Coun-
~ Committee will meet in Stanford to-
morrow Saturday at =. NJ, for the pur.
pose Of peifecting arrangements for the
Hancock aud English barbecue to be given
on the 23d Il July, at Crab Orchard.
+. w. H.ctNs. Chmn.
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CLOTHING!
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS,
M O II I O NJ S,
AT PRIME COST !

These goods are all new. first
class and desirable, and to those
coming early anadvantage will be
given rarely to be had. We are
i'm hard earnest, mean exactly
what we say, and are determined
to force sales to the close. Store
Furniture forsale and StOre-hOuse
for rent. Yours, &c,
GEO. BISU(I ~ co.
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MN iB,ERr,>Esssrs.

MN tbNfgfiStntNfs.
y. 1S.
WARREN & SON,
Il. q. STORE.
Fruit Jars (!
Fruit Jars J!
Fruit Jars ~!
We have a good stock of
Jars, of all kinds
and sizes.
Also have in Summer goods:
Ice-Cream Freezers. Wa
tor-Coolers, Fly-Traps,
Grain Shovels.
Pitchforks. &c.
Remember. we keep a frst-class stock
Of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Sugars, cOifees, MOlasS
Is. Coal Oil, Tea.
Rice. &c.
In Fancy Groceries. wo have Can
nod Goods of ovory description,
Cheese, Maocaroni. Spices,
Extracts OF all kinds.
We alsO Keep Large and Complete stock
Of China, Glass ard Queensware,
LAMPS and ohimneya.
Also,a good assortment OF Tinw arc. Hard.
ware. robaeeoa. cieara. Notions.
aud. la fact. ever thine usu-
als kept IA iirat-elass
House OF tho
Kind.
We uiii ALA, a. all ila,ss 20 hs ate ls f,ni.h 90
ioaii who nia, nsel ihs'.. with naean, la,d. NJ. 4
'aia's Batter Esgf.Ae wea.t an iaiiis.
having ANY ofihs iasi nn,asd auiels 10
.si, 90 'ail on a. lelure dl.l,.ine Of
sai@e el'svhais, and W. p,o,ai.s
tops, ihe highest market
price lhsreea la
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THt Republican papers say that 'ii
is alleged" that when Mcclellan was
removed. Gen. Hancock proposed that
the order be disrcgardcd and that the
army be marched to Washington to
depose Lincoln and Stanton. They
also say that ~ is further alleged
that he offered the service Of himself
and his command to Mr.. Tilden
to safely seat him in the Presiden-
tial Chair to which he was elected.
The baseness Of these lies is appar-
ent. II there were grounds for he.
lieving such things. Gen. Hancock
would have long since been drawn up
for Court Marshal by order Of the
Fraudulent President.
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sFw ADrERrlsEnfSrS.
u. u. CALDWELL

II a candidate hoe siiERlfF 81 Lincoln county.
ADD u eieeied vii sefse the leole ir tho is.s VI
the onfr. lllsidl
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Lowest Possible Margin

viii iaks oeunily laoluos 40 eNehanrc isr good.
"a narAci pril,s
I have iten laife iho railc, aakinf. roceisinr
and tftieuins hNois. Zoe ~ yfiia ual ln nll these
ltiif ~ iialii iar have hsfn MUS plOslrluus aud
ithHsnii Az ihinga considered than the past.
theifhsi have rf cause 40 laii0ro al B lal-
,.iia tili ihauk ihtai one and nil rfrai and snail
ht.t haze irtsittd theif aluaaN Ia lafrs aul
smin YnaniiiieN. ! ie.l that name have given an
tyni ,althi anir ihotoarhlt than my.elf Alilr
ihanA. 10 mg mnui hlfnda and patrons zoe thslr
hnrihi riliniietr, hupf ini ounilnnansu "a iho
.nnfl and ~ hif dealing aud low prices. / lisl
ihai Ne ttn intot ihi ifluands VI many.
a." htsfotihilfi "a. n. EAMOnE.
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WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY

Tue tiih leaf uill cDlnnrnfr eanlfinla'f J. Issu
ioaii, tuiiion, iaol and lifhi, $40 lsf annnal.
send iuf catalogue lo
ma nELEN PEABODY, rnneilal
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W. ~aai 10 hay aa.eo o. ie.sa I.oaua, ei weal.
taF shieh ~ viu ~ no hi.hs.i ,aafls, saiss
o. sATtISeIS a son.
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Ar 81. Louis Republican Club
numbering sixty seven, has fallen
bodily into the grand army Of men
who intend 10 elect aud seat Gen.
Winfield Scott Hancock President Of
these United States.
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for fuli particulars. a. 10 lizard Ae addf...
MIS-. =. a.. TRIUMPHANT. Psiseip.u
stanfafi. lincoin Co. ~.
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Ia tultion, pIiess raagr ffaa 81 20 go Ia "a
regular departments. Primary, Is. Inisrusaiift
Ue ftspaiaioiy, 80. and eull1risie 80.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-09

HARDLY in lis history has the DE.
mOcraey been so thoroughly united rs
at present. All the differences that
had sprung up in localities are buried.
and il goes into battle with a solid
front. feeling certain Of success.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-09

TnE Court of Appeals has decided
that the statute Of Kentucky which
excludes negroes from juries ON ac-
count Of color, is unconstitutional, and
that hereafter officers whose duty it is
to summon jurors, will be required
to make the selections without re.
gard 10 race or color. This decision
comes in most oppOrtune time, and
as 1t will save the State the expense
Of an extra session OF the Legisla-
ture, il will be received with satisfac-
ton everywhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-09

MoDEnArE.