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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-11-16

Yuc uc Ii NenOec, eC SuccOluOcI
sous les coups de Ia R6publiquc
les Liberties locales conquises ct
tolerees sous le joug monarchique,
Gene est bien finid'elles aUOurd'hui,
ct Ia Corse bonapartistc nest pas
plus rcdoutable que la Bretagne
Ngitimiste. Les antiques ct vene.
rabies provinces revendiquaient
des droits qu'elles avaicnt elles-
m6mes meconnus ct violes, car
clles 6taient devenues des citadel
les d'aristocratie ct des forteresses
de privilege, designees davance 4
La justice revOlutionnaire. Sembla-
BILE phenomena s'est accompli lei
sous nos yeux. Les colonies an
glaises, 50 constituent par libre
cOnsentement les membres de rU-
nion am6ricaine, avaient bien sti-
pule certaines reserves ct garan-
ties pour Ia jouissance de leurs
immnnites pOlitiques ct la gestion
de leurs intGrets prives, mais elles
cOntracterent en- meme temps
des obligations ct encournrent des
risqucs don't elles ne prcssentaient
guAre p6tendue. Files avaienta alors
un caractere patriarcal ct aris-
tocratique peu durable. car il etait
incompatible avec le deyelOppe-
ment normal dune nation waste
ct peupl6e. Chaque pouce de ter
ritoire annex6, chaque immigrant
naturalist, etaient un clement
llestructeur DIES institutions pri-
mitives. Lorsque les Etats ont
reconnu ces empietements ct ces
invasions don't s'emparait avi-
dement, Ia politique generate, le
Sud s'est irrite ct s'est declare
irreconciliable, mais trop tard pour
resister avec success; an lieu de
c6der, de se conformer D resprit
du temps, de s'llarmoniscr avec
l'ensemble national, il a precipit6
et aggrave sa RUNE en- tentant lie
sort des combats. lie sort q pro-
nonc6 cOntre lni, mais Ia cause
vaincuea Ell encore dcs defenseurs
qli pensaient que le
fGtleralislne pouvait Gtrc sauve du
naufrage, apres surtout quill etait
de toute solidarit6 avec Ia
fatale institution de resclavage.
Uest pour celia que les republi-
Gains de Ia convention de Cincin-
natl choisirent, ct que les demo
crates de h convention de Balti-
more endosserent Greeley, un pre-
curseur de rabolition, CONNIE can
didat \ II presidence econtre Grant.
[a combination derni0re a6choue,
aini qu'on Went de le voir, ct
toute opposition D la marche de
Union consolid6e ct centralis6e,
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MORALE DE HELECTION

n MY . nj Ambiguit1 nj 6quivo-
que dams rarr6t populaire ct So
lennel du 5 nOyembre; Get arret
est clair, retentissant, ct devant
lui tOute opposition, toute protes-
tation seraient inutiles ct pu6riles.
Un &tu de paille arreterait plut6t
IL cataracte du Niagara. De mu-
tuels reproches entire republicans
ct democrates liberaux sont egale-
ment vains ct super6us, ct il ne
sert abs0lument d rien do recher-
cher 81 c'est Ia coalition qui . tue
Greeley, on 81 c'est Greeley qui q
entraine Ia coalition a sa perte.
Ce quill importe de connaitre pour
s'0rienter, c'est Ia signifcation es-
sentielle ct profonde dn drame po-
lidque sur lequel le rideau Went
de tomber. Grant ct Greeley ne
talent que deux acteurs ayant In
conscience plus on moins nette,
plus on moins confuse, du role
quils etaient appeles d jouer. Or,
il s'est trouve que la valeur per-
sonnelle de rhomme de plume ct
de parole etant fort superieure D
celle de lhomme d'ep6e ct d'action,
sa valenr relative lui etait tout a
fait inf9rieurc. 81 grande qu'elle
soit, nne force intellectuelle ct
morale est paralys6e ct aneantie,
du moment on ellie fait obstacle d
nm irresistible torrent national.
C'est en- &c sens qu'on repete pro
verbialement que les circumstances
font les homlnes, les Glevent on
les abaissent. Les individus, aux
epoqucs de troubles civils OH au
aendcmain encore agit6 dc luttes
arlentes CONNIE celle don't rUniOn
aln6ricaine q donn6 an monde le
spectacle recent, les indiyidus ne
mOntent plus 4 Ia surface par
leur propre vertu, mais par le ser
vice lu'ils rendent ct le concours
Gu'ils apportent aux int9r6ts on
anx weak gen6raux. lis sont his
s6s an somipet a titre d'instruments
doclles, d'0rgsnes obeissants. Cest
= th6oris pratiqu6e de pEtat-ser-
viteur d Louis Blanc, du C6sa-
risuler volutionnairede Proudhon.
Cest u GENERALIZATION souveraine
Ct sbsorbante, y suppression des
soci6t6s oonmunales, reAhcenaent
De- ftonfiAres provinciales. Plus
dempire dams rempire, mais une
r6pshlique une ct indiviible, ane
d6mocratie autoritaire ct sbsoIue.
c. hsvail a'op6ra On France, i Vi
: pses dun aecIe, lorsqu'on VT
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GoELETTE FREDERICK II
LUUIsGAzANNo, capitaine.

Le capitaine Louis GizANNo ayant
fixG son donicile Ast-Jcan-l, -l,aptiste,
otffe respectueusement ses services
aux llabitants des pafoisses St-Char-
les, St,Jean- Raptiste ct St-Jacqucs,
pour IL transport, aux conditions les
plus ayantageuses, dc -BOis, d., Char.
penf, B0s dc Coric, Bsiq*es, &el, dee.
S'adresser 4 In Nouvelle-O Orleans,
chez Angelo Ianata, Vieille Levec,
Nos. l44 ct l46; taSt-Jean-Baptiste,
rive gauche, MI Cafe do rAigle; rive
droite, chez Theo. Dinvaut. 2Ss3m. I
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IsI|s

WhIsKEY EFT. BOURBON ~
de Get afabihsamenti jmstssnent telAkc dhn.s
iouts li6tendsie dcs Etats. Unis. II d4fe toute-,
concurrence ponr IA 9ualits ct h bon marchS
dc 60 produif populafre.. A5f70t t'st7''
'ssa St. jean Bapsists. Ter mars ls7ls.i
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Offre sa nombreuse clientele un grand
assortment do Snignsire~ en- zine CT Ell
ferblanc, Bains Dc siege, Bsins 20
Pieds, RniHs de DOSchcs. 4
Atlssi une grande variete de. stoves de
meiieurer marques, pour bois ct charlton
ssrnses dc chcininees, de toutes .grandenrs
Bnlseriss de Cuisine, dc ioutes qualities
iY.Les ora,es seront execut6sl nveo soin et
promptitude ct d des pix moderes. mia.
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J.iP. SARRA1lN
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TABACS Fu,per, d Priser ct d chiquer,
CIGARES de In Havane ct da Pays,
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PIPES de toutes Descriptions,
i BLAGUES 4 tabac, tous genres,
...t. in, ALLUMETTES, - ETUIS,
afg vs. CARTES a,jouer,
Tabac A chiquer, Fine Gut, en- barillcts
de 10, 90. 40 ct go livres.
TLe tout aa plus bns prix du marchs.9
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GRAND BAllR lE la COTE.

4 rhonncur d'informer les mHrchands ct hsbi
tants Dc StJean. .Baptiste Il paropses voiss
nos. quill estragcnf dc Ia maison POLAND
e. HENRY, de Cincinnati, pour les Astt ati
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A PROCLAMATION

Br THE President OF THE UNITED STATES OF
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Delaware Railroad Line
y IN nm mer Arran G G nm e m {
On and after
MONDAY, JULY nth 1871,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
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DR.. RAILWAYS
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perfectly tasleless. elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and strengthen
Railways Pills, for The cure OF all disorders of the
stomach. Liver. Bowels, Kidneys. bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache, Constr patton, COstiveness Indi
gestOn, Dyspepsia, BIliOusness. Bilious Fever In.
iiammalion OF the Bowels. Piles and all derangc.
menls OF the internal Viscera. Warranted TO efIec,
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no
mercury, minerals.o or deleterious drugs.
w oOserVe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness OF The Blood
IN The Head Acdty OF the Stomach, Nausea Heart
burn Disgust OF Food Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach Sour Eruciations S'ukIng or FIniter,ng Of
the PIT Of the stomach.
few doses Of RADwAY's Pulls will free the svs
tenn from all the above named diOrders. Price 25
cents per box, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter stamn
10 kADWAY co. No. 81 Maiden Lane New York
Information worth thousands will be sent you,
jpne2l ly
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DIE. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

Has Made the Most Astonishing Cures; So Quick sc
RAPID are the Changes the Body Undergoes, unde
the Influence Of This Truly Wonderful Medicine
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Approved, January 16, 1872.
GENERAL NATUaE-No. IL

lsI
An act rclatng to the limitation of steam nressnre
on towing aud freight boats on the Mlssissipp
river and its tributaries.
be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatIves OF the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the provisions or an ac, 90
tted IAN act to provide for the better securitv NJ
HE on vessels propelled in whole or in part bv
steam" &C., approved February twenty eight.
eighteen hundred and seventy one, so far as thcv
relate to the Limitation of steam pressure of
ooats used exclusively for towing and CARVING
freight on the Mississippi river and its tribut.r,as
are hereby so far modified to substitute for sucb
boats one hundred and fifty pounds of steam nres-
sure IN place one hundred and ten pounds, as pro-
Vided IN said act for the standard pressure nam
standard boilers of forty two inches diameter and
OF plates OF onequarter of inch in thickness
and such boats may, on the written hermit oT The
supervising inspector Of the district in which sucb
boats shall carry their business for n period NJ
sx months from and after the passage of this mint
resolution, be permitted 10 carry steam aboye The
standard pressure OF one hundred aud ten pounds.
but not exceeding the standard pressure Of one hum
dred and fifty pounds to the square inch.
J. G.. BLAINE, @
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Vice-President Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved, December 30, 1871.
U.S.. GRANT.
CONVENTION
The United States of America and the Austria
Hungarian Monarchy.
RIGHTS. ETC, OF CoNsULs
Signed July II 1870: Ratified December 10
Exchanged June 26, 1911; Proclaimed June 70, 1871.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES on
AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Convention between the United States
of America and His Majesty the Emperor of Aus
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Maryland & Delaware r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
-S'-'

All Freghts must the various stations NJ Ia,st
(5 Minutes before starting Trains Otherwise tbey will y
over twenty hours ' '''' VIII i"S
teol6 J. l.. CALDWELL, superintendent
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Every Day am Increase i'm
Flesh and WeighG.is
Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

EVERY DROP of the Sarsapanllian Resolvent com.
munlcates through The Blood Sweat Urine and other
hulds aud juices of the system vIGOR OF LIFE for
II repairs the wastes OF the body with new and sound
material. ScIofula Syphilis. Consumption, Gland.
ular Disease, Ulcers in The Throat, Mouth Tumots.
NODES IN The Glands and other parts of the system
Sore Eyes. StrumOrous discharges from The Ears and
The worst iOTms OF Skin Diseases, ErupiiOns Fever
Sores Scad Head, Ring Worm. salt Rheum; Eryspe
las, Asne. Black Spots, Worms in The Flesh Tumors
Cane ers IN the Womb, and all weakening and PAIN.
ful discharges. Night Sweais Loss Of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life principles. within The curative
range Of this wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and a
lew days use Will prove to any person using II for
cure them.
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Kidney and RIaIder Con

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Drop
sy SiOppdge of Water, lncOnInence VI UrIne BrIghs
Disease, AlbnminurIa. and all cases where there
are brick dust deposits, the water is thick cloudy
mixed with substances like the white of an egg or
threads like hlle silk, OF there is a morbid dark
bilious appearance and white bone dust uosIis and
when there is PrlckIng, burning sensation hen
passing water, and pain III the Small OF the Back and
along The Ioins ~
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New Advertisements.

TENTS WANTED.-Agenis make more money
at work for Es than at anything else Rnstnass
ignt and permanent Particulars free. G. STINsoN
9 Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland, Maine.
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RIGHTS. ETC., OF coNsuLs.

Signed July Ratified December 1870; Ratification
Exchanged June 2e, 1871; Proclaimed June zs 1871.
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NORTH.

new castle TransLeave New Castle for Wilmington and
Leave Philadelphia Has A. NJ and Wilmington p NJ for
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additiona to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton ll.35, A. NJ p NJ Leave
clayton or smyrna $40 A. NJ and 200 NJ connec.
ton with trains from Dover. and Stations South.
Also FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger attached will
leave wilmington 1885 A. NJ, New Castle, Mddeto
~ CLAYTON sl5 Dover 40 Wyoming 4O FELTON,,
44 Harrington sos Pennington SIS Bridgeve SeafOr
bib Laurel 641 and arrive at Dema at Passengers
ing Baltimore at 730 and Philadelphia 80 p NJ make
close connection with this Wilmington Returning
Will leave DemaI 23O Laurel ScafOrd 2 Bridge
VILE 400; FatmingOn as; Har ingtOn, lO FELTON, IS
Wyoming TO- Dover, $50: Clayton 4s Mid
dletown To- KTkwOod 40: New Castle aud arrive at
wilmington so NJ; Phaiephia, II 80 2. NJ, and Balti-
more 90 A. NJ Subject to delays incident Freight Business
This tram will stop to take Passengers only Stations
namely but Will set down stopping
CEPT Hares Corner. State Road, Rodney and Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
AT Townsend with the Rent County and Queen Annes d.
ate places - ~
AT Iayon with NJ D. r. r. for Easton and intermediate
places. ''0
At Harrington with j. b. R. r. for Milford Georgetown
Lewes and intermediate places.
bridge, &c $3.50 ~
Dglm9r with F. = R. R. for Salisbury, Princess Anne
CrSneu also lOr Berlin and other stations the W p
H. +. KENNEY, Superinte endent,
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O Il n ICI A l.

Laws and Resolutions of the United States Pas
sed Mt the second Session of the FOrty-
second Congress-.
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Whereas a Convention between the United States
of America and His Majesty the Emperor Of Aus
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Fever and Ague.
Health! Beauty +!

Strong and Pure Rich BOod-Increase of Flesh and
WeIght-Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion
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e5gening State 9oiirnat.
LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. Feb. 27.-In the Court of
Claims to-day, the court acting under the
recent decision Of the Supreme court, de-
claring brakes amendment demonstrations
al, decided in the case of Simon Witowski
vs.. the United States, for proceeds of cot
ton captured at Savannah, as follows =
The court found as fact that the claimant
had not proved that at all times he had
borne true allegiance to the government of
the United States, and never gave aid or
comfort to the rebellion against said gov
eminent, but decided as a matter of law.
that the proclamation of President johnson
of December 25th, 1868, granting uncon-
ditional pardon and amnesty to all who
had directly or indirectly participated in the
rebellion, relieved the Claimant from any
proof of loyalty.
The decision, although apparently much
broader than that Of the Supreme Court in
the Klein case, only carries out logically
the reasoning Of Chief Justice Chase in
that case. The result Of the decision is
that although a claimant III the Court of
Claims must, under the act of March Sd,
1868, aver III his petition that he has at all
times borne true faith and allegiance to the
United States government, and has never
SiNell dSSiStaHCc, ulQ OF cOu-
fort to the rebellion, he is yet not compel
led to prove this allegation; for if he lived
In an insurrectionary district the law pre-
sumes that the pardon and amnesty extend
ed to him by the proclamation of Decem-
Der 10Th, lSGS, was intended for him, and
of course, wiped out" all his offences /;
and if he lived in district not in insurrec-
ton, the law presumes his loyalty, and he
needs no pardon.
The Cabinet again considered Earl Gran
ville's note, without coming to final action
in regard to an answer. Some members
urged modification of Secretary Fish's
draft, in order to avoid the possibility Of
giving needless offence.
The following nominations were made
to-day: John L. Haynes, collector of Gus
toms at Brazos de Santiago, Texas j. w.
Z. Bryant, assessor of the Fourth Tennes-
see district; Edward NJ. Cheney, post
master Of Jacksonville, Fla.
j. D. Pope, U. S. District Attorney of
Georgia, has resigned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, Feb. 27--SEN ATE.--The
bill admitting photographs, paintings and
statuary for exhibition, duty free, was
passed.
The resolutions of inquiry regarding APP
plication for government offices and the
sale of arms, occupied the remainder Of the
day.
In the Senate on Monday Mr.. Spencer
introduced a bill removing political disa-
bilities from all persons engaged in rebellion,
on condition that they shall not be enabled
to maintain any claim or right against the
United States because of such removal of
disabilities, unless the same accrued prior
to April IL, 1861, or subsequent to April
8, 1865.
mlttee of Commerce, reported a bill making
Shreveport, La, port Of delivery, which
was passed.
The bill requiring officers of National
banks to stamp notes presented at their
counters, counterfeit ''altered" or
Spurious" as the case might require,
failed-ayes 81 |; noes So.
Mr.. Wheeler introduced bill to amend
the act incorporating the Texas Pacific
railroad, which was referred to the Com
mittec on the Pacific Railroad. 1t pro-
vides for a longer time for the completion
of the west end of the road, and authorizes
the issue of consolidated bonds of this road
and the roads which it absorbs, viz: The
Southern Pacific and the Memphis and Ell
Paso roads.
Senate amendments to the bill bridging
the Missouri river at st. Joseph, were
adopted, and the bill passed.
The consideration of the deficiency APP
preparation was resumed. The clause re-
pealing the law for publishing statutes in
newspapers was stricken out.
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AUCTION SALES.

A SsETS OF BANK OF PITTsFLyANIA
~ AT PUBLIC AUCTION.--Notice is hereby
given TO all persons interested, that by virtue Of
q decree entered in the United States Circuit
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, in the
cause OF Harvey Terry against the President,
directors Co., of the Bank of PittsyIvania, on
January 18th, 1872, will proceed on FRIDAY,
March 8, 1872 at II O'Clock A. NJ, in front of the
United States Custom House, on Bank street,
Richmond, Va, TO sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash In United States curren.
cy, all the BILLS receivable in my hands US re-
ceiver in said cause
Also, the CLAIM against the stockholders of
said bank for the gold distributed among them
Also, large amount of CONFEDERATE
STATES NOTES and BONDS.
Printed schedules and descriptive lists of said
assets Tor public inspection by all persons inter-
ested on and after February 10TH
VIM. IRA SMITH,
Receiver of Bank of Pittsylvana
Richmond, January %, 1872. fe 3-tds,
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SUMMARY.

The Union Pacific railroad is again
blockaded by snow, beyond Salt Lake
City.
The river at st. Joseph, Mo-, rose four
feet in three hours, and swept away the
temporary bridge.
The German American Association Of
Connecticut have passed resolutions COM
plimentary to Carl Schurz.
"A large field Of ice sunk the steamers
Lockwood and "Silver Bowl at the
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Mexico.

Matamoras, Feb. 26.-Quirago writes
from Camargo on the 23d instant, that
Trevino is marching on San Luis Potosi,
with 900 men, and that General Rocha,
with l 800 men, was at San PHILIPPE, two
days march from San Luis. Four thousand
government troops are at San Miguel.
The charge on San Luis Potosi, and the
fate OF that city, depends on the celebrity
of the respective forces, and the result
will be battle which will inevitably decide
the fate of Mexico.
Brownsville, 7eras, Feb. 26.-The col
lector Of this port has cleared an American
steamer for Camargo. The attitude as
suined by the American authorities will
prevent Mexican interference.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Neg York, Feb. 27.-Seyen Jurors have
been obtained in Mayor Halls case.
The defence in the Stokes case, on the
question of the legality of the grand jury,
closed their argument to-day. The prose-
cution commences tomorrow.
Governor Hoffman has nominated J..
Oakley Vanderpool, of Albany, as health
officer for New York.
Proceedings have been commenced against
Naylor Il Co., for 100000 undervalua-
tons
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

London, Feb. 27.--Mr. Gladstone, in the
House of Commons, answering questions,
admitted that the government had ex.
changed notes with foreign governments re-
garding the International society.
The thanksgiving celebration to-day was
complete success throughout, and was
concluded by great illumination. The
day was observed as a legal holiday
throughout the United Kingdom.
France.
Paris, Feb. 27.-The Pope has written
to the French Bishops asking them to sup
port the Count De Chambord, for the ruler
OF France.
1t is reported that De Chambord leaves
Antwerp tonight.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA..

T n PRESENTING TO YOUR NOTICE, FOF.
u the INST time in an extended way, the T. f
lFAMILY FAVORITE) WEED SEWING-MA.
CHINE, we will state some of the reasons why
we think we are justified in claiming it to be the
BEST: ~
BECAUSE, before being offered to the people,
It was tested by able sewing machinists, and by
them SO pronounced Fg s
BECAUSE. it took the first prize at the great
Paris Exposition in 1867 Ess ~
BECAUSE, it took the first prize at the great
four weeks contest between sewing machines ut
the Baltimore (Maryland) Institute in 1859;
BECAUSE, it will do what any other first
class lock-stitch will do; s.
BECAUSE, it viii do what most of them can
not do We say this without disparagement to
the merits of other machines; 80
BECAUSE, in the five years it has been before
the people, the sale has been SO rapid that the
company have been unable to supply the de-
nand, thus leaving Virginia and a great part of
the country unsupplied; and last, but not least,
to give a woman's reason,
& BECAUSE, it is just a little darling" and so
easy to learn.
Price the same rs any other first-class machine
Sold on the instalment plan, if desired.
Machines sent on trial and instruction given
free.
a history of the sewingmachine and an ac-
count of the great four weeks contest at Balti-
more, sent free on application.
WIN. LOCKHART, Agent.
7S9 Main, corner Eighth street,
de 9-d&wly Richmond Va.
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Arrival Of Immigrants

Norfolk, Feb. 27.-The "Austrian" ar
rived here to-day from Liverpool via Hall
fax. She has thirty-three cabin and nine
teen steerage passengers, most of whom
are merchants or farmers, who have come
for permanent residence in the Southern
States.