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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-13
For sale by West & Johnston.

The body of drayman who died at At
lanta, Ga, few days ago, was followed
to the grave by a long procession of empty
drays, his fellow workmeu thus testifying
to their respect and regard for him. There
may have been more i'm posing funeral pro-
cessions, but it is doubtful if there ever
was one which showed more hearty good
will and tender regret.
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CLAIM AGENTS.

OVAL CLAIMANTS AGAINST THE UNITED
~ states for Quarternasters, Commissarys' stores
Lumber, Cattle Horses, Provender, &c, &c by act
their claims teiore the Commission Accounts care,
iuilysprepared on the proper forms &c, by
CHANnLER, MORTON & Shields
On Attorneys at Law
Richmond, Va. NH l3-dSwIm >
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Tne Od Place There is nothing l;ke
sheklng by old friends and old associst;on.
ana obell Dyer, believing ia that doctrine
6as n again taken his former place next door ~
Lizzinrs on Broad street, where he is doing
O o.g .n'ng IN the news line. He has lust re-
celveo the latest publications. with fine as.
sor,ment 80 OF stationery, &c. which be proposes
We have received from him the oyons. NV Vnn,.
Ledger, Chimney Corner, Days Doings. Hars
pef's Weekly and various other papers. A few
more OF each be has left at sos Broad street
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Street ,Dffcuby = Yesterday afternoon.
ABOUT O'clock, Policeman Micbaels arre.tad
gonn .. St9o6s, proprietor of the Richmond
9. uouse' G and Thomas Wright, runner for The
o. onarles Hotel, on the charge of fobtinp
aoo p creating disturbance in the public street
poi;ap oln pdr.,es haa hearing this morning before
and and lined Wright SO. 1t appears that ,bs
9q1lneu'ty grew out of Stu6bs slanderinr
wright, and for so doing Wright caned Stnhbss
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Treasury Notes The following sums
were deposited in the Golfers of this Common
wealth to-day By John Wright, sheriff Of
this city, $4,000; by II. W. Cunnine han
sherih OF Prince William county, ST. 800 /; by
So, ,935 05. '"s oouhty'
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Henry Gays Birsaday.-- To-day, ninety
tour years ago. Henry Clay was born in he
siashes s;a.h OF hanover: The anniversary of his
u.; urao WIZ oe permitted, we suppose, to pass
uhhotlced IN this section of his native State
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Depart,ncnuaI Business.

Washington, April 1S-All the mem
oers OF the Cabinet had Interviews with
the President yesterday, in relation to busi-
ness Connected with their several depart :
ments
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Newsdedlers, Iels Main Straet

ThohPsoN's PoMADE oPTIME. as n drsss;,o
i'r 'ne HAIR Is all that is required purely vegetable
ana highly perfumed, it softons, improves and bea,.
hhes the Hair, strengthens the roots and gives II
rioh' glossy appearance. For sale by all drpgosts
Price. 3b and rs cents per bottle.
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fo'yery Cdse.-Before the Police .Tns.
tIce this morning, was Henry Smith, CHARGED
with unlawfully and felouiously forging and
utteiIng certain paper. commonly known \ =
promis ory note. for S275 purportinr to have
Jeeu Jsang signed ,n oy Dozer & Bro, bearing date
January loth, 1871, with intent TO defraud.
omlih was admitted to bail until Saturdav ~
which time the case was continued. W
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1oUVhN's INoDoRoUs KID GLOVE CLEAN
hh'-by its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatea
" Cleaned ana made equal to uew even when badlv
soled they can be readily restored Iii easy of
pication and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sac oy druggists and fancy goods dealers Price 25
cents bottle o' ~
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10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Haye Won avar
Deouied you grey hair with the vssid dyes or worse
preparations offered substitutes If TO- thew dis.
gust you Of course, but let not that prevent vou
from using PHALoN's vITALIA OR SALVATION
foh THE HAIR, which is clear and harmless aa
water IN all respects agreeable, and eff,sts the dA
sired object thoroughly and satisfactorily.
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IhuksroNs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
IL strongly recommended as the best don,ifrics
known 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth bard.n.
'he gums, sweetens the breath; and. containing M
acd or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
eau W uSed daily with great advantage Sold by al,
urugglsts Price, Is and SO cents DOR hnttla
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Un'ted States District Court. The case
of Whitlock & Abrams. CHARGED with v;,Jat
ing fhe internal revenue law, is occxpy;np Tho
attention of this court to day. 'e '"'
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FOR SALE.

200 DOZEN BROoMs FOR SALE.
We off.r for sale for the next TEN DAYs in lots
of TIN DOZEN or upwards,
800 DOZEN BROoMs
at greatly reduced prices
ap PILOT COOK BROS. 4 CO
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sphulAL Nor[cE.-Persons wishing the STATE
JOURNAL left early and regularly at their acey
ot business or residences, by responsible osrrio,.
will please leave their orders with
JoHNsToN.& sELDEN.
Newsdealers OH Main stroA.
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o-D maids are priniping, young maidens are elee.
loi' husbands are smiling and mothers reioiciuei-
"hat the matter all at onces What change has
come over the spirit of their dreamsg We are told
tnat all tho sickly fema'es hlvo been using En,,h
Female bitters, ID obtained new lease ur on their
Ives,
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Election in Missouri.

~. Louis, April 19.-The Republicans
at Springfield elected their Mayor yester-
day. The Democrats carried the rest of
the ticket.
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SHIPPING.
TO r NEW 0RK.

ENUK NE " OR X.
The VIRGINIA. STEAMSHIP and Sx9zS za m
PACkET COMPANY'S elegant steam
chip WILLIAM 2 CLYDE Captain Parker. will
leave her WHAT at Rockets on FRIDAY, April
lath, at Z. NJ Freight received up to the hour Of
sailing "' VI
Close connections and through bills of ladng given
to all southern aud eastern ports. So
This elegant steamship has fine cabin accommoda-
tions.
90
Round trip tickets, good until used, only...l5 %
For freight or passage, apply 10
DAVID J. BURR. President
No. 1914 Main street
WAsBrNGToN Co.. Agents,
Pier 2l, North river New York ap12-3t
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and the application of these sciences to the study Of
character, education, business, health and beauty
Love. Courtshp and Marriage.
These subjects will be illustrated with 400 paint.
iugs, representing all shades of character from the
lowest grades OF animal lfo to the highest order Of
human excellence -
In Albany, Utica, New Haven, Hartford, Providence,
Lowell, Newark, Trenton and most of the large ci
Ties OF the West these lectures have been listened TO
py audiences ranging from 600 to 009 people,
Admission-TEN CENTS.
fhoF L0GAN is now (April 10) at his Office room
i5l, near Ladies' Entrance and Reception Room in
the Ballard House, where he delineates character.
nils MIS- charts, and answers the important question:
"What Can Do Best ~
Rs-ofics hours from o A " o0pM aplo-et
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r es.s.A
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <uZkSfEx.
CoMPANY'S elegant side-whee ss;z
steam snip ISAAC BELL, Capt. BLAKEMAN VIII ieafe
her wharf, at Rockets FRIDAY, April l4th
at II O'Clock a NJ Freight received until 10 A. M.
through bills of ladipg signed and goods for
wafaed with dispatch to all ponts-north, south,
l inc for foreign ports. 01A''N
m Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
sSl2 20
Round Trip Tickets. ,.,,. on M
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN W. WYATT Agent
ap lI-zt No. 3 Governor street
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There are 100000 more women than
men in England.
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FINANCIAL EXCURSION TO EuRopE

FINANCIAL EXCURSION TO EURopE.-A
Washington correspondent writes:
IL is probable that Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury Richardson will go to
Europe early next month to further the
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan and to de.
liver bonds to European subscribers. An
experienced corps of clerks from tie
Treasury will accompan him.
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FATHER HYAoINTHE writes to friend
in Baltimore, under date of Paris. March

nidEn IL IAClNTdE writes to q friend
IN Baltimore, under date of Paris, March
24th, as follows:
"At this moment in Paris we are under tho
blow OF an insurrecton as crazy as it is crimi-
nal, which is dishonoring France before the
eyes OF the enemy that is still at our gates.
and which, while it compromises law and or
DER In the present, compromises liberty sin
more IN the future. Not by courses such as
these shall we reach tie settlement of the Re-.
public and the uplifting again of France"
After referring to the aspect of parties
in the Catholic church in Europe, and the
renewed controversy that is impending on
the restoration Of peace and order, he saws
"For my own part, am afflicted indeed. at
these profound distractions among Christians
but am not cast down. | firmly believe in
the work OF Jesus Christ in the world. | will
say more: believe in the Catholic church
whose son and whose minister / still remain
notwithstanding all have suffered from the
parties who are dividing it and lording over
1t. am sure of its future, 10 spite of its pres.
ent disasters. and indeed in consequence of these
disasters. When all is lost. all will be saved
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-13

EDWARD V. VALENTINE, sculptor of
Richmond, Virginia, who contributed a
negro subject to the exhibition of the Ma
nonal Academy of Design in 1868, entitled
"Ihe Nations Ward" and which attracted
considerable attention at the time. has re-
Gently modelled tomb to be placed over
the grave of General Robert L. Lee. The
irgure rests on couch, supported by four
columns, with the arms of Virginia on the
panel OF the sarcophagus to tie right, and
those of the Lee family on that to the left
A military cloak covers the body and the
right hand, thrown across the body. gath
ers up one of its folds. A sword is living
on the left side, with only the hlt appear.
ing. Mr.. Valentine was pupil Of the
great German sculptor, Kiss, and his mo.
oel possesses the leading characteristics of
the chaste school of sculpture known as
that of Berlin, which in the field of memo
rial art stands at the head of all modern
schools.-N Y Ecening Post.
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night. us to-
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FROM JOHNSTON & SELDOM, we have
Appleton's Journal of April 22-a weekly
miscellany of literature, science and art,
with entertaining stories, always first-class,
This hish-toned journal is worthy of a
place in every home.
Harper's Bazaar comes full of the nret-
tiest spring fashions for the ladies, with
hne stories and news, beautiful designs
and large pattern sheet thrown in-all
for ten cents.
Frank Leslie's Chimney Corner meets
the wants of the sensational readers; but
Is always we'll stocked with sound instruc-
tive reading.
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Stating Tonight at Assembly Hall

THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE is not adver.
eHel extensively foF fcer of BEL classed 40 hum
oug; but if you want ro,lly frst-class Macbne
ana want TO be sure what you are buying call and
zee tbs HOWE at 1928 MAIN STREET.
also, BefTERlGKS' CELEBaATED PATrERNa
n hEasoNs WHY DooLEy's YEAST pow
DER is preferred to any other B.kin,, po,,ds, q,
market, are owing to its perfect puritv ora,;,,
antiiy. and economy. The ingredients n re str;otiv
nee fro1' deeterious substances, ana hence tba r,,
strength of each obtained, and the ras,,t, ora
Uniform every time it is used. This cannot ba tbo
case IN those of ordinary manufacture and for nrcof
o' our assertion We simply ask those wboze bava
never used Do0LEY's YEAST POWDER 10 give IL
III II. four Grocer keepsit. DooLEY nROTH~
En- manufacturers, 90 New street. New York.
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~, Mtatafy "A meeting was held at the
wy hali last night, for the purp ose of organ.
M'ng military company, the name of which
mas no, yet been determined upon. Cantain
L. L. l.. Bass was called to the chair. and r r
oTa,ton appointed secretary. A number of
gentlemen signed the roll of membership !.
.; a,.er which the following committee on organi,
zt.on n vas appointed: j. T. Stratton. j. r
bsiand, NJ. p. Handy, E. @. Knight, NJ. A.
Alien, Jr., and Fred. Williams The followinc
eom 6 2, mmittee to enlist members was appointed
u; MuI: \; lemoerton, r. Z Gaskins, E. d. Taylor,
iiiam Mitchell, and R. II. Mcfarland. 'The
meeting then adjourned to meet at the Ex.
change Hotel on saturday evening.
:. meetiog OF the Young men OF Clay Ward
t;o =; cai,ea 70 n,ght with view TO the organiza.
tlon OF military company.
- lnere VIII be meeting of the Guard of The
Com monweal!h, Captain John B Purcell com
N manging, s at the City Hall to-nightat8 O'clock
EHoFts are being made to revive the Elliott
Grays, of Manchester, the Chesterfield Tronns
and the Manchester artillery. 'VP'
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TS0-NIGHT, AT VIRGINIA HALL,
PROF. JOHN LOGAN.

OF NEW YORK,
Will deliver one of his Lectures on
PHRENOLOGY,
PHYsIoGNoMY,
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MANTED-l50 HANDS to go into the woods TO
" PEEL BARK, to whom the highest cash
wages wages will be paid weekly. Apply at BARK
WORKS, Rockets, Richmond, or at New Market.
OF Greenway, ION the canal) Nelson county, Va
ap i-d&w2w TIlOS. STEERS, JR, d co,
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Mr.. MAX sTRAKosCH has the honor to announce
THE FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE
IN RICHMOND
Mile. G HRIsTINA MISS
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
ASSEMBLY HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10TH, 1871
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON will be assisted by
Miss ANNA LOUISE CARY,
Contralto. Her first appearance here
signor BRlGNOLI,
The Popular Tenor.
signor vERGER,
Baritone. His FIRST appearance here
Mr. HENRY vIEUXTEMPs,
The World renowned VIolinist.
Musical Conductor" BOSONI.
General Admission, TWO DOLLARS Reserved
Beats IL and 81 extra, according to location.
Seats can DO secured at West & Johnston's on Mon.
day, April 18th, at Q A. III.
sieinway's Pianos used at all tho Nilsson Cor.
certs. ap l3--st
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PROF. LoGAN's LECTURE

We were present at Prof. Logau's open.
ing lecture last night upon phrenology
II was capital effort. Prof. Logan is a
gentleman of fine ability, thoroughly edu-
Gated, and perfectly conversant with the
science which he expounds. Affecting no
rhetorical display, he proceeds in the quiet
est manner to elucidate his subject without
superfuous word, and retains the uu-
tagging attention of the hearer to the last
Ills illustrations are ample and of the finest
quality, embracing several thousand por-
traits and numerous skulls of representa-
tive men and women. A quiet vein of hu-
NOR, bubbling up now and then, bursts
into open merriment aud promises the
lovers of fun rare treat.
Prof. Logan gave delineations of the
character of two well known citizens.
chosen by the audience, and also of two
ladies'. His accurate hits were attested by
frequent and enthusiastic responses from
the largo and intelligent audience. lie
remains 10 the city week, lecturina eve.
nings and giving private examinations in
phrenology, to all who may call on him at
the Ballard House. We can heartily re-
commend his lectures to the public as
worthy Of their patronage. We trust our
best citizens will encourage Prof. Logan
In this effort to furnish instruction and
to the people which cannot
fail to be of vast benefit if improved.
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NTANTED--A PARTNER.-A goof opportunitv
w for a young man to take the place of a retir
ing par ner In old established rstclass esale
anu retail urocery, Pre- vision and Com mission House
For particulars apply TO
JAMES L. APPERSON,
ap 8-1w RicbmonS Va
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Fo'tee Court THE following cases were
morning ''e 'ni'
James Daoney, colored, for being vaerapt
ana having no visible means Of s1pport, was
s ~ usfaut OF security in the SUN of $50 for his
soFu ~; oshaVl9T or Tor three months, sent to jail.
roper, dog-catcher. while in the discharge
OIL ms duty, was warned and let Of.
mary Smith, coored, for being a yaerant
ana having DO visible means of support was
let off for the last time. was
ROBERT Emmett, colored, charged with being
Vagraht and having no visible mears of sun.
port was sent to Jail Tor three months.
Skatfag at Assembly Hall tonight.
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Death Of Pref. H. j Ohristian
announcement of the death of this estimable
gentleman which occurred yesterday, will be
read with profound regret bv his p,m,o NJ. De
friends. Prot. Christian was identifiad so,
many many years with the educational Interests Of
this section of the State. He was AT one ti,oa ~,
one OF the faculty of Richmond college. and
subsequently principal of an academy i5 Han.
over county His scholarly attainments and
aniIao.e a rslts OF character secured for him the
respect and esteem of all who knew him.
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capture Of Contraband Tobacco. .--rhis
morning Detective Parker received intorma,
ton that .qusntity OF manufactured tobacco
On On Mnien the tax had not been paid. as required
on board the steamer Norfolk. He AZ oncs
communicated the fact to Collector Burgess
VINO ordered his deputy, Mr.. Colweil. 10 &C.
company Mr.. Parker, and they, with Detective
rogers, at once proceeded to search ths
steamer, when they found about 500 pounds of
cohtraosnd tobacco. James O'Connor was
stressed, charged with being concerned in the
OF others suspected of being implicated. and II
ID tnonght will soon succeed in arresline them
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WANTS,


l. and Ohio r. R. shops. Apply to j. N KING.
A. II, PERRY,
ap NV Gen'l supt.
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Paris, April PA special to the
1T'oune, (ofhcial journal) publishes an ap-
peal from several women adiuriug the
guard to fight to the last. The same Jour
nal also publishes decree, promising a
pension of 600 francs to the wives of The
National Guards killed, aud S65 francs for
children, legitimate or illegtimate.
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'Sal'ag at Assembly Hall tonight.
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TO ADVERTISERS

advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent,
&C., not exceeding three four lines, will be in
serted under the proper headings at TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS, for one insertion two insertions for FOR
TY CENTS; three insertions, SIXTY CENTs-in.
variably CASH IN ADVANCED
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20
COMPLIMENTARY.


MEMPHIS, Sept. Is, 1871.
Editors ApPeGJ-When you put in prsc-
tice the principles, rules, precepts and
doctrines set forth In the leading article
of Sundays APPEAL, you will have made
q long stride in journalistic progress. You
did not read that article with great
pleasure and true pride. 1t is refreshing
to read such sentiments in this day,
when the press-'the fourth estate Of the
reslm"-has shared the general de-
morSlization which came upon the
country like a whirlwind after the
surrender. And it is particularly
advance to the front" made by the AP-
PEAL Just st this ~juncture. Your paper
has become one of the institutions of our
city. You have maintained its high
standard Of morals through a terrible or
deal. As an humble citizen, who speaks
what he believes to be b sentiment of
the honest, decent and respectable part
OF the community, I bid you God speed
in the wise and manly course you have
mapped out for the future of the APPEAL
In the article mentioned. Idespiss a fat
terer. This communication is written for
no such purpose. It Is only to encourage
the new organization" and because the
writer believes that you are severely in
earnest in your efforts to keep up and ele-
vste the standard of journalism.
And while I IN writing, let me ask
that our people wiIlcsrefully and earnestly
consider the suggestions of your CORE
spondent "Senex" on the subject Of the
administration of criminal law in Mem
phis. He has hit upon me remedy for a
wrong which has done infinite injury to
our city. We have a Criminal Judge and
an Attorney General as good, In all re-
spSets, as can be found anywhere. Yet
theV will ba nOWarias9 To a great axtant
unless the laws of the State furniEh good
jurors. If good men will not shirk Jury
duty, the avs ara good enough. But
good men do shirk it. Hence, the neces-
sity for q change, and "Senex" suggests
the right one. PRESTON.
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JUSTICE.
What it Demands for Memphts-ReIieG
from Terrible ExaetfOEa.

In view Of the conclusive argument.
presented in another place, by those who
contemplate the c~onvocation Of repre-
sentatives Of Western cities, to encourage
Memphis In the discharge of the bloody
task Of DISCRIMINATING migratory adven-
turers, it becomes eminently proper that
Western States and cities should bear q
share of the burden of taxation imposed
upon this paople. OF the thousands in
generated by Our city recorder and Of
the twelve hundred defsndants, whose
names sdorn the bloody docket of our
criminal court, a great majoritY-proba-
bly, more than three-tOurths-sre strang-
ers in this city And yet we must feed
this army in fail, or guard it on the chain
gang, and pay the costs incident to their
trials. 1t is a fearful burden. No State
or city shares the odium incident to such
endless and, therefore, shameful evidences
Of wide spread criminslity, and no State
or city proposes to aid In paying the costs
Ofthese countless prosecutions andimpris-
onments. It is not fair or right, and when
the convention sits, of which notics is
given, measures may be adopted to re-
lieve this people Of a share of frightful
burdens imposed by those who first black
en- our fame, then eat out our substance,
and finally subject Us to the payment of
great sums Of money, absorbed by the
Of courts, juries and all their
countless sdjuucts.