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Virginia has never been reported by us
as infested with the kukluX banditti-cer-
tainly not within the last year. Her Sena-
tors stated the fact in debate some weeks
since, and Senator Sherman, of Ohio, con.
tirmed their assertion. We printed their
remarks ut the time, and never questioned
their accuracy.-Neac York Tribune.
Exactly. And why are the people oil
Virginia to be brought under the operation
| of a law based upon constructive rebel
lion in a few States? A law the object OF
which is to extend the jurisdiction of the
Federal authority, as Senator ScHURz says,
sat the expense of local self.government,
sin violation Of the spirit of the Constitu-
elton !" Plainly because the party OF
usurpation know that, as the southern
States have been completely admitted into
the Union, they cannot pass law affecting
the rights of the States and the people
which is not general in its application to all
the States. So we in Virginia, void OF
offence, are to be treated as though we were
equally culpable with those who are
charged with outrages.
Herein lies the point of the purpose OF
the Radicals in their enforcement act. They
intend it to bear upon the elections, and, if
possible, to insure the reelection Of General
GRANT. So Virginia, and Pennsylvania,
and Ohio, and Illinois, and all the States,
are brought under the law, and it will be
employed just as occurrences render a
resort to it essential to silence the voice OF
opposition to the Government and to carry
the elections for Radicalism.
The North is blind to acquiesce in this
atrocious measure, based upon trumped-up
stories of lying and corrupt men about dis
turbances in the South. They seal their
own fates in allowing the Government to
tamper with their liberties in order to
secu the triumph of Radicalism in the
South. They concur in the general spread
over all the country Of the centralized,
arbitrary power Of the Federal Govern
ment. They should remember the fable of
the horse, who, to revenge himself on the
deer, formed an alliance with man, and took
him upon his back to pursue and conquer
the noble deer. But the poor horse himself
was subdued by the man, and ever after
wore the bit and saddle as the slave of his
master,
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The Halifax Record speaks Of "those
"rules OF fairness and scrupulousness In
Journalism Of which we must give
1.-The Richmond Dispatch the credit of be-
ing most conspicuous exponent and ex-
"emplar."
That's just our opinion. However, we
would give credit as matter Of policy, for
we take it that nine men out of ten prefer
to know the authority upon which any
published statement is based.
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A UCTION BARGAINS.
N -,r, ,orrn sroou

4 LARGE AND WELL-sELECIED SIOCh'
RECEIVING GOODS THREE TIMES A WEEK.
Call and examine our
Mohair Lustres at 25c.;
Superior Chene Poplins, ESQ.,;
Beautiful Lawns, I3c.;
Puplin Lustres 40 inches widel, 2sc.:
Chene Grenadines $50 inchrs w1de) 2oc.;
mari Poplins (all shades). 5oc.;
French Mohairs. 45c.. cheap at 6oc.;
Elegant Black SILK Grenadines;
al White and s-4 Black Iron Barege, Sl.25 and
Lupin's Black silk Bar eyes, very auee;
5000 yards cheap Dress Goods, from to 2oc.;
Table Linens,
PillOw-case Linens,
Huck Tosels, $l.25 to ssper d,zen:
Fine SIS Linen Napkins, from Sl'So to sa.7S
Irish Re Li GHasn from ssc. to s1.as;
Very fine Linen Lawns, for ladies and chill
dren's underwear, eoc.;
Buff Lawns, 2oc.;
Fine FneI Llama Lace FONTS, from. $40 20 ss5;
Real and Imitation Black and White Thread
Real and Imitation Guipure Laces,
Real and Imitation Valenciennes,
Fmbro derles,
Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons,
Ladies' and Misses Sun6owns,
Straw and Hair Hats. latest styles;
Gents and Boys' Hats,
Plain aud Fancy Mattings tbest in the market),
from 20 TO 50t.;
Saratoga Trunks, s5.T5;
DUCKWALL Il ROUSS,
No. l0l3 Main street.
ants opposite pU t-ofice.
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The NARRowEsT GAUGE YET FOR A
RAlLRoAD.-A new style of railways will
shortly come before the public in England
under the title OF the Pennier system. A
single row OF piles carries continuous
eirder, on which the train runs, the car.
rlages hanging down on each side to within
short distance OF the ground. The car.
riages are so arranged that inequality OF
weight on one side to the extent of a ton
will not affect the action. The small ouan.
tity Of land required, cheapness of con.
struction, and speed, are advantages claim.
cd for II -
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me- A p r l L, 1877 l .

@ A P r l L, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOR SPRING
T.R. PRICE & co. are opening by each days
morning On afternoon express everything that Is
peculiar and attractive 10 DRESS GOODS, and
during the entire season their stock Will be kept
up full to standard.
Their facilities have enabled them to make ar
rangements by which free access Is given both to
the European and home market, 30 that weekly
all that Is novel and striking OF foreign FABRIC and
good and substantial OF domestic PRODUCTION Will
PRICES, and In this way their patrons shall be
protected in values. just to hand:
Large lot Black Iron Grenadines-less than later
in the season;
Diagonal Poplins, for walking dresses and suits
Suitfng Poplins, every shade and quality
Foulard Silksin plain and fguredSlo to $2o dress;
Japanese Silks and Poplins- immense show;
Chene and Plain Mohairs, Gren2 dimes and Bareges;
Elegant Black Gro Grains and Bonnet Silks.
Elegant Plain stripe, and Check Silks, 81 to 3d. &C.
SHAWLS &C.
Black Lama Lace Shawls, great variety;
Spring and Summer Shawls, every style;
Parasols ard Sunshades, an endless array;
Gents SILK, Cambria, and ALPACA Umbrellas, &c.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Challis, Bombazlnes, mohairs,
Alpacas, Mouselins, Bareges,
Grape Wells, Grape Collars. Shawls, &c.
STAPLES.
Sheetings, Cottons, Towelliugs, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Diapers, Counterpanes,
Irish Linens, Table Covers, &c, &c. -as a.
AS low as reasonable people can PRf s61Pesst;c CO.
apa 1Iol Main street. corner 1ith.
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~"YoU KNOW HOW IL Is
t-.- YOURSELF"

"YOU KNOW Ho" -
HOW CAN ONE HESITATE FOR MOMENT
WHERE TO BUY wlEN YOU CAN
PURCHASE OF ..-.-
LEVY BROTH he 8
1RoN.FRAME ENGLISH HOSE, regular maoe :,
donbls heels and toes, at ss.2s, $685. ana ss'S'
nor dozen or 40, as, and 4oc. pair;
HEAVY LINEN sHEETING, full TWO An" .
half Yards wide, at soc. per yard, worth vi
pILLoW-CAsE LINEN, forty inenee "iu'' ~
soc. per yard, actual value e'c';
wAMS1rrTA COTTON at zoe. per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2lc.;
NC TIM Of THE LOOM and ANDRosCoGGIN
at lssc. per yard; ~ :.
FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED ooiAo1> az
l2ic.; -. q
YARD-W1DE UNBLEACHED COTTON o. ~
and 12ic. per yard;
p1LI,oW.CAsE COTTON, forty-two incneS
wide, at lssc. per yard;
FILL WIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEEilN" a.
CSC. per yard; -.
ruI,1,.WlDTH BLEACHED sHEEIlNe d
3ssc. per yard;
JEANS at l2A Is, and leac. per yard;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at 10 and l2ac';
pED.T1CKs from loo. up to the very best makes
sH1RTING STRIPES in every style made;
BALE COTTON, all Nos. from to Il. at Si'4oi
rnBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at Soc
per pound;
A large and stylish assortment OF PAhAsoLs
and PARAsoL-CovERs at such prices as
cannot fail to suit;
Excellent SHIFTING CAMBRIA at 2sc, worth
ssc.;
CORD NAINsOOK at ssc., worth soc.;
HAIR.CoRD CAMBRIA at Doc, cheap at 8oc'
per yard;
TUCKED sKIRTING at soc. per yard, would oe
q bargain at s5c.;
A full assortment of BRlLLIANTES;
CHECKED, STRIPED, NULL. NA1NsOoh
CAMBRIA, JACoNEr, SWISS, and TARLE-
TAN MUSLINs at extremely low prices;
TABLE LINEHS OF every width and quality;
DOYLIEs warranted all pure Linen, at 76c. PEI
dozen, worth $3.50;
Large NAPKINS at Sl.25, worth 81 per dozen;
TOWELS at $l.25 per dozen, an excellent article
at the price;
TABLE DAMAsK, pure Linen, at 4oc. per yard
TURKEY RED DoYLlEs, the beat manufac'
tured, at sl25 per dozen;
BLACK ALPACAs at IS, 80, IS, 4oc., and up
wards;
KID GLOVES at S1-be sure to look at them
Genuine French-wove WHALEBONE CORsETS
at roc. pair;
Extra quality CURsETS, corded and trimmed
with tape trimming, at g. really worth sl.oO
per pair;
PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, a. 81 per dozen the same quality OF
goods can't be had elsewhere for less than $s;
Good assortment OF CASSlMERES and KEN
TUCKY JEANS;
TS for the spring;
A full assortment of LADIES' GARMENTS
some ut very low prices;
200 wards of OIL-CLOTH, one yard wide, at Soc.
per yard, worth &c.:
CARPETS,
MATING,
DBUGGETs,
RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN LACES.
Full assortment of all the bs5t makes or SPOIL
COTTON.
The place to buy everything you want, at the
very lowest price 1t can be Sold Is at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
COLGATE,s FINE SOAPS at q great reduction
In price.
orders promptly attended 10. Packages sent per
erpress, G. Cd, apl
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. So DEY ssOOufs.
JAPANESE PoPLINssAND SILKS.

I'LL ATE sT1STYLEs. n
rraneh picues, Nainsooka UrmiftEs;s yfilliants
English Ch.NIlies; White, Blsck and Colored AL
eermsn Linen Hsndkerehiefs- Plsin, Hemsttteh-
ed, and Embroidered :-.s.. -r-,sog,ss.ss'~--s
Russia. Bird's.Eye, and Cotton Diaper;
Irish Linens, Pillow.Case Linen, and Line,
Swiss Muslin, Checked and Striped Muslins:
Scotch Plaids blue, Green, and Black and W hite
American Prints. Lawns, Bleached aad Brown
Ha1bur Embraideries, Cambria Bands, Ruf-
valenci Thread, Blonde, and Cluny Lsces
LYONS silks, Satins, Ribbons, Silk Fans
Mnrseilles Quilts best Piano and Table Covers
selfast Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Towels
Nnft1n oham Lace Curtains, Black Merino shawls;
PONG ee Parasols; White Black, and Colored Par
asOls and Umbrellas;
Lama Lace shaws, Parasol-Covers, Spring
BRITISH Hosiery for ladies, children, and gentle
Paris Kid Gloves, Jet Jewelry, Grape Wells and
Cassimeres, Broad-Cloths, Doeskins, 'Fsimers'
and lots Of other desirable goods at the very low.
est prices. Call and fill your memoranaqma at
WIN. THAI INNER SONS
Broad-street Dry Goods Emporium,
anl7 No. COL Bro nd, corner sth street.
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DIED.

sAt the residence OF her SON. A. Ford, corn 9s
!ilth and Broad Streets on sstura sirs GMARTHI
FORD iSt1 wife of WIN. Ford 10 the 7sd year Of neE
age. .x.,,, ,b,e ard .,ious lady.
s shs e snn WITH s Win
The love Of al her Her Ss9
heart disease which entaied npS sr ns sad or four
months n She displayed throughout much ga
tience and pious resignation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

The CoNTUxAcIous JURoR.-PhsIadeI.
phsa, April 14.-Thomas NJ. Cullen, who
said he would rather rot in prison than pay
the fine $4,000 imposed by Judge Ludlow
for refusing to serve on the jury with col
ored juror, has reconsidered his rash deter.
mination and paid the fine. His counsel
had previously attempted to lberate his
Judge sharswood, but failed, that Judge
deciding that he had no jurisdiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

A spiritual circle in Cincinnati has
learned from departed shade oil about the
next Presidential election. The departed
shade raps out that the Republicans will
nominate two candidates, Gen. Grant and q
Radical, and the Democrats Chief Justice
Chase, and that the last will be elected, and
we shall dwell in peace and good will ever
after.
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Sh OOO WORTH FA N z DRY

~O3oOo -t.-
GOODS, regardless of cost must be closed Out
this season. Finding it necessary to use the whole
store, corner 9Th and Broad streets, for our
SHOE BUSINESS,
We have determined to close out our FANCY
DRY GOODS regardless OF cost The ladies Will
do we'll to avail themselves of the rare opportunity
OF buying at almost their own prices some OF the
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
The goods are fresh, and were selec'ed WILD
great care, consisting in part of all kinds 3.
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, .n..
Fine EMBROIDERIES, .
HOSIERY, ..... > ...
Fine LACEs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
CUFFS and C COLLARS,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
,n17 corner 5th and Broad streets.
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BUTLER DENOUNCED By REPUBLICAN.

BUTLER DENOUNCED By REPUBLICAN.
In the House Friday Mir. Butler, of Mas
sachusetts, asked leave to offer resolution
that whenever q member obtains leave to
print speech he did so on pledge of bis
honor that nothing personal or unparlia.
mentary should be contained in 1t.
Mr.. Farnsworth, of Illinois, objected.
Mr.. Butler: Who objects to it?
The Speaker: The gentleman from llll-
nois Mr.. Farnsworth].
MIR. Butler: expected he would.
Mr.. Farnsworth said personal matters
were not always supplementary. 1t was
sometimes necessary to be personal. He
had himself had occasion to be personal in
protecting the interests Of the country.
Hooking directly at Mr.. Butler. When a
coward and poltroon crept in here
1.-THE Speakers hammer rained rapid and
vigorous blows upon the desk and drown
ed the remainder of the sentenced
MIR. Cox: l knew that Mr.. Garrett was
not the only one.
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BROAD STREET.
cor

BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS.
BISHOP LAWNS at IS and Soc.;
PLAIN NAINSOOK at rs, go and &c.;
s-4LINEN DAAIASK at rs and s7sc.;
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN at Soc;
TABLE NAPKINS at 81 so per dozen:
HAMBURG EDGE at all prices;
CAsH'S RUFFLING, all widths;
EXTRA LARGE TOWELS ut 25c.;
PONGEE PARASOLS, all styles;
NOTTINGHAM LACES from CSC. up;
OTTENHEIMER'S CORSETs at &c.;
and many other CHEAP GOODS, at
s. HIRSn'S, 827 Broad street.
W. c. KEAN,
r. c. CBENERY. ,s.,osuep
+. 7. GRETTER.
CHAS. HUTZLER, ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

1t Is understood that Attorney General
AkERxAN, with the approval of the Presi.
dent, suggested the new and extraordinary
notifications accepted by the Senate to the
kuklux bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-17

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT Y.-Ihe
N WHEELER & WILSON SEWlhG'MA.
CHINE should be found In every household. Inc
hundreds OF thousand; OF famIlle now using "
will bear testimony that IL Is the best most accl'
rate, simplest, and neatesE machine made. y
noiseless, and makes lock stitch alike on pom
sides. 4 large variety OF rlyles or hand 500 on
the tnstalment plan. G. l.. RADWAi,
is l3 TAG Main street. south side.
CEWING-MACH1N or ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW;
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sc!
the only PROPER NEEDLES Cor the sLOAt
ELLIpTIC HACEISES.
SLCAT d ADDISGTOS,
iva las Cary street. ceay rOnrteelU.
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The Vigilants are still notifying obnox-
ious parties to leave Virginia, Nevada, in
SANITY, and the orders are invariably obey.
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spECrAn NOTICES.

~ BOOTH, SPENCE g Coz,
TENTH STREET, BET. MAIN AND BANK
Have jus. received . large assortment OF
WALL PAPERs ...-...............
WINDOW SHADES
FIRE.sCREENs,
GILT CORNICEs,
LACE CUBTAINB, &c. .,,.,
All Of the latest styles and at reasonaoie pfi'e'
NH 15-2tk
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TAX NOTICE.
EDUCATIONAL.

RARE OPPORTUN1TY-Professo G
CBROWN, of No. Is seiden street, Stuttgart,
ltom the United States, having some from Htch.
mo nd,iVa., now In school N'AoA'
tuition and board, $3.50 per year. Children
further particulars apply 10 -, oDse' fo'
ap u-6t< EmkNIrFT pAvxo,rp
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LECTURES.

TO.NIGHT, AT VIRGIN IA HALL,
i Prof JOHN LOGAN, Of New York, Will
deliver one Of his
LECTURES on PHRENOLOGY, PHYSIQUE"
Monty, PHYSIOLOGY,
aud the application Of these sciences to the
study Of character, education, business, health
These subjects will be illustrated with 100 paint
ings, representing all shades of character, from
the lowest grades Of animal life to the highest or
Haven, Hartford, Providence, Lowell NewaIk
Trenton, and most of the large cities OF tie west,
these lectures have been listened to by audiences
rang ng from 500 to 3,000 people.
dmlssion-FIFTEEN CENTS. Reserved seats
Csc.
Prof. LOGAN Is now april 10y At his Office
room ISL, near ladies' entrance and reception
room In the Ballard House, where he deineates
character, fills CHI arts, and answers the important
question, What Can DO BeStr'
Office hours from A. NJ. TO p. NJ. ap ll--et*
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
We are daily receiving from our recent New
York purchases the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which, having been purchased since the decline,
and principally FOR CASH, we are Offering them
at prices which defy competition. Our stock Is
full and complete, embracing the
NEWEST STYLES
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS in endless variety;
CLOTHS and ,CASSIMERES-a beautiful line;
sHAWLs and CLOAkINGS;
LLAMA LACE POIATS-a full stock;
LACE COLLARS and HANDKERCHIFFs,
LACE and LINEN SETS,
RICH LACES
NOTIONS, &C.;
All Of which We are selling at prices which can
not fail to please. j, N. WOODFIN,
apr I'LL Main street, bet. 18th and 18th.
r c. COURTNEY & SON, n,
GReRR1PNks 6 s1ssss' s sSoD oil
saATThhs, RRsAsRAsoLs'
%SPEfsA;ffF i S saPdh,DEAwERs.
S SHSS6Ts, Hzs6kEKoHrrTs'
DoMs ssf { 5n BF fs2et G e
which they are Offering at the LOWEST MAR
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DRY GOODS,
-. DRY sD0DN.x = ) :
GREAT BARGAINS AT -
JtrIIrrs , " ,,x,, o ,,,,. a..

Ss-<~~<-~~Ie.s-.. kEE.s =
BARGAINS AT -
julius a MsYEa's, ., Broad, near ..,.
Good Black Blk at tl.7s aros Graz, s,,.
sness and other sllk d. esses ii s Wv
ufes ot5er I Drss sfsna d d iowsst ~
ssts Of beautiful Muslin Cnrtsi lss. ~ psiT
NICE P1ques at &c., 30c.y .S'':s sfus Tor d.
Another lot OF that desirabie 'p,s,,
Neat etngham st INC; -A ALPACA at 2sc. !:
G Gonden mourning and other Prints at rec.
Linen Collsrs, latest styles, soma a, ,,,.
something pretty and new in, Mnst,5
sets, Gympure Bands, Edgings. ete mourning
Eor entleDen: A full line Of New wv Wv. Ma.
scarfs and Bows superstoat Ensjsb' 2mf. ament Of
a. 20 Dozen cheap ut $3.50 Gents I,s,, Hoss
Stoves at asc; good Undershfr1s at soc thread
al "a A"'o JG TfIsTIRe,ss sStlsl yard
4P .-lm eos Broad between 9Th and III .,
NEW SPRING GOODS.
49, JUL IUs sYCLE
NO. so' MAIN STREET, BET. 9TH AND ,sru
Begs TO inform his friends and the nn,,,s I'm,
mas just returned from the North with snat he
sn.p,p stock Of -'p'''e
81 AfhE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
NOTIONS, &C., 'o''
which SHAH be sold at prices to suit the time,
ff.hAiD P0PLISS, all colors, Is to asc.,
70 a .e,s.!E TLAlpS and POPLrNS, 2stosc
3Sc., worth &c., At
SILK GREHAEINpS IN figures and st,,,o.
LAWNS, FiG'D CAMBRiCS, and PERFIi TO
P1QUES, from Is TO 7sc., H"'ALES,
TOWELS-lsrge lot, very cheap. II yls. lo,n "a.
LADIES, UMBRELLAS and PARASUhS NC" g,
HANIDHK1ssRHGGHHIIEFs, LACEs, EDGISGs, And
Full lines of WHITE GOODS,
SSadtEiM,STINGS, sHIRTINGs, CAssIMEREs.
Large stock OF GENTS FURNiSHiSG conns
AL OF which shall sell a, The loves, nrtces'
JULIUS oYCLE, so3 raIn street
ap a-Sm Second door frum nh
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CAUTION, LADlES.-Allow no sewing.
" m 4chne agent, not connected with our rooms,
under any circumstances TO touch or handle
WILSON SHUTTLE SEWiSG-MACHISE.
The unpre Gee denied success we have met IN To-
Producing this matches n achtne here has swak-
ened malicious spirit In certain competitors,
and they hesitate at no means to check our grow.
Ing popularity and dissatisfy our customers with
our machine. They are not satisfied In placing
their machines In ia!r a5d honorable competition
with ours, but endeavor to sell their machines by
drumming ours down." and by false statements
and unmanly ticks 10 create an Impression that
our machine is worthless. They are forced 70 this
because we sell a BETTER Ma CnINE AT LESS
PRICE, and we lcGrr6nt our machine unsnr
passed in any respect TO last rs long. ~ run rs
light to do as fne or heHcy cork. as any machine
in the 1Corld. ANY honest sewlng-machint man
viii tell that the cost Of crude material IN any
machine now In the market Is an i1slknifcant
item in the cost or It's manufacture, being from
two dollars to five dollars only for each machine.
Any machtntst will tel YOU tina. more worE can
be turned out when good material Is nstd andN
will therefore cost less 10 use good material than
poor. Any company VINO would not make tntA
machines OF the best material and In the bes; LII an
ner, when they can sell 1t such remuncra!lye
prices, would be guilty OF the greatest folly In the
world. Now, we say do not allow yourselves 10 lie
machines a; from $65 10 *75 when you can obtain
as good In every respect we can prove By scores
Of our citizens, for from S15 to S25 less: and We
say to you that the reason that our machines are
sold for so much less Is because our company are
up with the times, and believe in large SALES and
small profits. AVERY & co. MAYO,
an 5.ta7th No, Governor street.
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The laws they made are

tent. The laws they made are
aeuted and the taxes they levied
i. 8 paid every day. The officers
h. their creation; confirmed by the
anate, exercise authority continu-
n ~ All Of their enactments are
beved and all Of their exactions
= : conceded. Corporations en-
owed by them with important
T. nrleges are enjoying their rich
rants and favers, Our aceep-
Y ance and obedience have given to
n the sanction and seal Of legiti-
lda 1acy. Jas citizens We cannot 20
lal ehind their acts and repudiate
Il hem because Of the corruption in
hich they were brought forth.
We must be patient with our
% lirty millions Of debt and our FIVE
er cent. taxes. We must appeal
4 our courts, such as they are, for
A. 5ur remedy. We can better afford
be loss Of half the entire income
/ our property for twenty years
han to resort to the odious and
desperate remedy Of population.
? It's said to be in the minds Of ma
II, but We believe it is more the
Expression Of Impotence than of
my settled purpose. We hope
my latent or lurking intention Of
he kind may be dismissed for the
,onor and the spotless fame Of
Louisiana. No loss by wicked APP
Dropiations can compare with the
I oss of State credit. No burden is
ike the burden Of bad Nance
New Orleans Pioayune.