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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-12
HARRY MEIGGS, No.. g"

In another column will be found
ausaccount of the "fiight Of George
N. Pinney," of San Francisco to
South America. Recent suits brought
against him, both by the Mahogany
Mining Company and the Navy De
D .rtment, it is said is the cause of
his sudden disappearance. Pinney
dealt heavily in stocks, and was very
successful in the campaign Of last
winter and spring, having from
merely nothing to start with, accu-
INFLATED nearly a million of dollars
in property and cash. Nofwithstand-
ing the reports circulated by the San
Francisco papers, we do not believe
that the absence of Mr.. Pinncy will
lie protracted or that his disappear
sncc is owing to the suits brought
against him. Last February Mr..
Pinney and another prominent capt.
talist Frank Taylor engagad in a
mining speculation on the head
waters of the Magdalena River, U. 8.
ofColumbia, and as preliminary step
QUILTED an expert John 7. Conner,
If Montana) and sent him thither to
investigate and report. The mines
which the company sought to have
granted to them by the Columbian
Government. were discovered by an
other Nontanian = Captain James
Alley-and by him reported to be
fxbulously rich. The movement was
kept quiet in San Francisco at the
time, for fear Of stampede; but it
was understood that Immediately on
the receipt Of favorable report from
Mr.. Conner, Pinney was to join the
latter and act as the head to conclude
the negotiations with the Columbian
axthorities. The scheme was, in
proportions and theory, simply mag
nificcnt, and though the writer may
he mistaken, he now believes very
firmly that Mr.. Conner has made q
favorable report, and Mr.. Pinney has
quietly departed for that country for
the purpose of securing to himself
and friends the results Of their specu-
lation. We have known George NJ.
Pinney for a dozen years; and
though he may be justly charged
with being perfectly INSCRIPTIONS in
taking advantage of business situa-
tion', he is too sharp to place him
s,lf in. the clutches of the law as a
criminal. MI Pinney added very
long crsditmark to his record when
in the highv of his success, by pur-
chasing a $4,000 house and lot in
Oakland, in his wifc's name, and
placing it beyond the reach Of at
tachmeut in case of business failure.
Mrs. Pinney will be remembered by
Nevada people, particularly the fire.
quenters Of Piper's Opera House, as
Flora Bray, = young actress Of no
mean ability and of unexceptionable
private character. Mrs. Pinney and
her four children are still in Oakland.
We shall be disappointed if San
Franciscans do not before long hear
Of " Pinney, Taylor & Co." and the
Columbian placer bonanza. Pinney
is fond of mystifying the public,
and gaining both notoriety and
money. By this apparent " flight"
IN has accomplished both of the
former, and before his return will
have found the other. This is simply
= prediction. Watch how it turns
ont.
Col. Won Schmidt, Of Lake Tahoe
noteriety. was yesterday presented
with $3.50 gold watch BY Wells,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-12
SILVER HOUSE!

is now thoroughly and completely furnished.
and ready for guests by the day, week or
month. The table will be supplied at all
and the Rooms are lars e, well ventilated,
and desirable. They maintain 1t as thor
oughly frst-cisss Hotel. in all of its appoint
ments, and confidently solicit the patronage
OF the public. In connection with the Silver
House. they have large and well-stocked
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-12
MessRs. JOHN 4 ALFReD BENEFITS

NNAKE pleasure IN announcing to the
Il travelling and resident public that their
new and commodore hotel, tho
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-12

Collections made on all points. Bullion
Purchased ut the most favorable rates.
stnrl.s Bonds aud Legal Tender Notes oonfht
ana sold Agency for the sale of Quicksilver
A. ]. EALsIoAr AssSt.
p. :, MARTIN, Cohisn-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-12

took place, Pinney made handsome
pile. This money he invested in
every imaginable enterprise. His
position of Purchase and Supply
Clerk in the Naval Department he
retained up to his departure. Char
ges of defrauding the Government
were preferred against him, but were
dismissed on investigation. He has
a wife and four children who did not
accompany him in his secret fight.
about a year ago he purchased a
beautiful residence in Oakland, on
the corner of Ninth and Madison
streets, and was lavish in embellish-
ing and improving the house and
grounds. During the excitement in
California and Consolidated Virginia
Pinncy realized handsome sum.
THE CAUSE OF HIS FLIGHT
cannot yet be definitely ascertained.
There is little doubt in the minds of
his friends but that he has directed
his course to South America. Sew
sral month"; ago he supplied an old
mining friend Of his, named Tom
Conner. with funds to make pros
peeting tour through Peru and Venc-
zuela.- Possibly he has gone to join
him, but putil1 his affairs are examin-
ed any prescriptions in regard to
defalcations, etc, would be unjust.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BONDS FOR SALE BY
Il tho Company, n East Seventeenth street: by Al
WELLRs. u University place. BY W. l. MARCY, No. /
Wall The above the only places authorized By
the com for the sale Of bonds the city Of New York
r. Rnkn R@e.~Aaun
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AmusRMENrs-sncosp PAer-Tir.,, second and third

AMUsBhENTs-sEcoSp PAcr-Frst, second and third
AsTRoLodY-srvr PAes-Fhh column
so4RDERs WENTE fssSs1'f sob column ,o,uon
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sHENTH PAGn-FIfsb
BusIEEss oPPoRTuNITrEs-NrSruP PACE
B BUSINESS F0TICES-FIyTn @ rs, PAsE-siHth colsmn
CLEREs AND sALEsMEE-srvIS4H PAcB-Third col
S50GTsSS sS5 EAsEe ssS%@ p.srna
coAsTwisE srEAMsHIrs-Fnsr PAor-si1tn col
pANGINo AcADEMIEs-snvEsTn PAes-siuih column
BwENG HOUSES fo In 'FiGGRNisHED AND uE
lASTJt@SE1F JtarNF and ,,th
EURoPE-srrrsrn PAsn-ssth column
Ss RSSss 6 fSRSR TO LET
sEggSTn PAeE-rossrth s column. s,
HEIP ,iI'i 'wS1NTED~FEMXLEs-sr -srySsTH PAoE-rhird
HRLP "wSHaNrEp-MALEs- SEVENTH PAcr-rhird column
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &o.-fIRsr PAGA-Third and
HoTEks EooMs rssh SSsTs
LOST AND FoUND-FissI fAer~seeoHd nd ',i column
y Txgk sesoeS eeinn sh c0
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAeH-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTIsEMENTs-TESTH PACE
MIscELLASEoTs-sr PAer-second column
MUSILAIs-SFNESTH fAGN-SiXth coumE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-FIFTu PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL--FfRsT PACE--Second
PlAROFORTES. ORGANS, &C-SRvEFrH PAGR-Sixth col
PSsa 2sEGE s2TR
SEVENTH PAGR-Third column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SKyErrH PAGR-Fourth column
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE-SEvKRTn PAGE-Fourth
column
REAL EsTAT ATE wANTED-sEvRSTr PAcE-Fourth column
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FIRsT PAGE
RFWAKDS-FIRsT PAGK-Second column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-FIRsT PAGK-Fourth and nth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIGB-Third
column
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAGE-second and third col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, &o--FIasr PAer-rhird col
THE TRADES-SEvENrH PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEvErrn PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-F1Rsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C-SEvsErH PAGE-Third COZ
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

TOP ROAD WAGON FOR sALR.-HAv1No SOLD MY
horse would like oder for my side bar Road Wagon
and Harness. both nearly Apply ahoe store,
FttiesntA street aud Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DRNNsYLyANIA RAILROAD
i THR GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Rts Pullman In Fass. oars sad 0G 80 sad
s:soP:M NJ sunday, 9 and 9 80 r NJ ,-,.,,.
Erie Railroad Division connecting :. phladephia 80
saoP NJ eonnectns CORY for Titasvile, Petroleum
Centre and ths Oh Regions -. sor,, .r,r,,..s wo.h
inston Express Of Pullman PaSlor Cars daily. except
kssSsl Ssssry !. e. srsf snS sasdsg $40
Express for Philadcgha I 80 SO g 30 M NJ l2;sa
se, !. 50 and . P NJ. Emisrant and second class
For SesssEat se s.s s:3S 7to 8 g 70 & u No NJ I'm,
night sunday 20 ESQ snds y ~
+, a''s'sss''s sSS S ga i !,
SS SeS, so sCnSsS b $40 and ie - 20 and Z
TcT Rshssay5 Sc 40 10 Z = 4 M NJ is d a,S hS
500 40. s:io. 10 r NJ and u night sunday, 20.
For woodSaagc Perth A%SSy and South AmOoy and 10
reio M: and Y night : Sunday Sun sso, 7PM
For Kingston and Rocky Hi; s 20 4 n and t:IoPM
For For fs6sssT NJ Z 81 saa tS tIo f1d
For PhiIps6urg and BeIyiderc, g 80 4 NJ. and 2P NJ
For For ns%sPsisps MsreeT and semsrss. Branch,
Fqr ensSp s 5 sSSSnfsoS and Camden 80 and
r6s TG s9eshoId. S Z .o sS n. NaS and .oP
For Farmingdale and squan, 7 80 A. NJ and ? r. M
and Camden .s 6 sg's AmOOy
For n ash,scSn S raG and nd ps%SsSson Via Perth Amboy
and I 80 A via Monmouth Junction -. ,o.,o,
~.
NJ and 20 r NJ daily; 10 10 A. N. and ;4oP NJ daily,
mp tSs SSsGsl is and 10 ~ Z sandy From
Philadelphia, 10. ~, e:55 lo5. II 20 IL - A. NJ.
215, eos :l5 e:I0 7:4o, S.44 20, l027 7. NJ Sum
day 40 40 IS IL 50 A. NJ, 40. 20 and lo27
TcSe, oaces 525 and 944 Broadway No, As,or House
and foot OF Desbrosses aud Oortandt streets No Court
street brooklyn, Nos ia li6 aud lis Hudson street
boken Emigrant Ticket Oaicc No. Battery Place.
FRANK THOMSON, d. NJ BOYD JR,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STONINGToN LINE
pier 80 North River jay street, the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND aud EARRAGANSETT daily
Except Sundays, at 4; 80 n NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier "a North River foot OF Robinson street, the
steamships ELECTRA and GALATE daily except sun
days., at4P.M NJ
I1HILAnELPHtA VIA LONG BRAkOH AND TIE
L NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
Fare from New York 10 Philadelphia only So as
Commencing October 4, 1878
Leaves New York pier North River foot Rector street
For Philadelphia vineland. kc-i0 30 A. "a
For Philadelphia Tnekerton, Ac-4P NJ
WM s. SNEDRN. General Manager
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINZ TO BOSTON
IL via Newport and Fall Rver-Thc magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave pier % North River,
foot Of Murray street. daily tsundays exceptcd at 80
NJ Through tickets sold At all principal hoel In the
efy
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
UN1IVN
Don't fail TO attend the
Large sale Of Household Furniture
Pianofortes. Bronze Statuary. Paintings, &c-,
THIS Monday MORNING. at 10 O'Clock,

No. a West 10Th st. between oth and 9Th
Magnificent four roand rosewood ~ octave Decker
Bros Panoforte, elegant octave Chckering Piano, IN
octave uprgh Piano latest style Paor Suits in fine satns
brocades and cotelanes Turkish and Spanish Lounges
Easy Chairs Suits In rep plush and harclob Centre and
Console Tables Extension Tables Chairs in leather Side
board, Chairs imported BronEes complete Chamber
sets consisting of fne inaid Bedteads Dressing Cases
Washstands fine hair and spring Mattresses, single Bed
steads Bureaus Turkish Sns Bookcases Desks Library
Iabies Clocks Hall Stands Brussels and ingram Carpets
Slverware, &c. N. B.-Sae positive Take sixth
cars goods packed and shipped, city or country.
ROBERT q CASHIN Auctoneer
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

A SSIGNEE'S SALE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
~ hereby given that the sale Of the valuabe property
and OF the Pensacola Lumber Company bank
heretofore advertised for November s. 1874 win take
place public auction Wednesday, January s. 1876
IL o'clock, noon at the Exchange Saesrooms New York
city Property consists OF and circular
MILL 2S Dwelling Houses Stores about 60 GOO
acres Of Pine Lands IN Florida and Alabama contiguous 70
the Big and Little Esconbia rivers also Steamer and
$1,000 to 10000 Pine Logs In the booms and Mill
and houses Mobile 20 miles north OF Pensacola Pen
sacoa and Louisville Railroad Sale perempory The whole
property 20 be sold together without division 80 the highest
bidder Terms 10 cash day OF sale,
cash within 80 days so cent IN equal promssory notes
with indorse bearing Interest cent and payable
In o. IL Is and Is months from day of SALE secured by
mortgage the property Further particulars in Journal
Of Commerce 2Sth inst, or apply To
@ EDGAR SMITH Assignee
SO Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
EuRoPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

VlYILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
w sailing pier SO, North River, folows:-
HINDOO. an NAVARlNO Feb.
COLOMBO an 10 oTnELLo. 10
First cabin $40 second cabin, S4o currency
Excursion tickets very favorable Through tickets
ssued 20 Continental and Baltic ports Apply for fun par
CHARLES l. WRIGHT 4 CO.. 5e South street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
HERALD PARIS BUREAU.

HERALD PARIS BUREAU,
6l AVENUE DE L'OPERA-
The following is list Of the papers file in the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM 81 Avenue dc ropera
Paris far their been to tho
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

AN EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N sale-This (MondAy) morning, at 10H o'clock all tho
handsome Household Furniture of 10 the private
honse los East Thirteenth Fourth 600
yards Carpets steinway and Lghtc Co Pianofortes,
eight Paror Sus in satin brocRde, and haircoth;
Curtans Mirrors Paintings Etagere Tables Bedsteads
Bureaus Wnshstands Commodes 20 spring and hair Mat
tresses BEDDING Blnkes Library Furniture Sideboard
Extension Take: ~ lots Of Glass China Silver Ware
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

GEORGE HOLBR0OK, AUCTIoNEER.-HOL HOLBR0OK
VI ROLLINS will sell this day, at O'Clock, at their
saleeroom 454 and 4o6 Canal the balance lot OF
storage goods removed for convenience Of sale paror and
chamber Suits Wardobes, Etageres hall Stands Extension
Tables Sofas Lounges pier and mantle Mirrors Carpets
and Oil Cloths Mattresses Beds and Bedding, Croekery
Glass Plated Ware; 25 Church Settees Tot Liquors
Wines, &c. BY order s. N Grow.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
MORTGAGE SALE.

A MORTGAGE SALE.
n BY VIRTUE OF A oHATTEL MORTGAGE TO
MI DIRECTED AND BY POWER OF ATTORNEY TO
ME GRANTED BY MoRrGAGEE WILL EXPOSE
FOR SALE
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
0LD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

" sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point aud Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays M connecting with the Virginia
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the com
pany steam lines interior points In North Carolina
Virginia Newbern and washington n c. cia Norfolk)
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Levea Dell Monday and Thursday at p. NJ. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills Of lading 70 all points at
lowest Norfolk. &C. cent Freight
received daily pier 81 North River General oices, 1877
Greenwich street ~ I. McCREADY, President.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
MoRGAS's LINE or STEAMSHIPS,

NTORGANiS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
M for New Orleans and Texas,
will sa every Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there 80 Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Breshear; thence steamer Of Morgans line TO Texas
ports.
The steamer GEORGE W. ELDER win sail from pier 80
North River Saturday. January ~ p. M for New
Orleans direct
Through bills OF lading signed Mobile Galveston and
TO all points the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio.
Houston and Texas Central international and Great North
Texas and Pacific and Trans Continental railroads. and
70 Indanoia and San Antonio and all points the Calf,
Western Texas and Pacific Reway Brazos Santiago, Cor
pus Christi Rockport. ST. Marys and Fulton.
Freight for 81 Mary's and Fulton landed Rockport
Lghteage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
BIazos Santiago at the expense and risk Of consgnee
Freight for Brownsville, Matamoros and points the
terror have consgnee Brasos Santiago
Insurance be effected under policy Of c. Whit
ney Co, New Orleans From New York New Orleans
cent from New York oil Texas ports via New Or
leans. per cent
Freight For freight further informa
-''' CHARLES A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
pferqe
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
A TTENT10N is DRAWN TO THE SALE or THREE
N OF Firearms consisting of breech and muEzle
loading Guns Rifles Revovers &c by order Of the Under
writer's, a tho aucon house of JRRE. JOHNSON, Jr,
Monday at ~ O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street
CHooT AT DEXrER'S. DECEMBER 2s.-MATCH BE-
- Hart and Burrt 25 birds EACH 25 yards 5000
no gate money; plenty Of good birds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10
on the Methodist church 1t Union, in Lou

ON the Methodist church 1T Union, 10 Lou
doun county. 80
House bIlto provide artificial limbs for
soldiers maimeu In war, or combination
therefor.
House bill to amend section % Of chapter
100. Code OF 1878, and repeal an act ap'
proved April 80. 1914, with reference 10 Tue
destruction Of fish in the north FORK OF tue
Holston river. "sszs = -
House bill to repeal sections Al, 4S, 40. oo,
aud 81, of the Code of 1873, in relation TO
fishing in Clinch river. -,
/ House bill to furnish John A. Brooks Wild
| artificial ewes, or Communication therefor.
House bin to protect sheep in Botetour'
county. ~, n,
House bill to incorporate the Ladies Me-
mortal Association, OF Manassas.
House bill for the relief of K. A. wright.
e., House bill to amend the law in relation 10
turppikes.
House bill to amend the law in relation to
coroners' juries, and the pay therefor.
| A LAW WITHOUT APPROVAL.
The act declaring the meaning and con-
! struction of the 22d section OF The ACT ap.
proved April IS, 1874, chapter PA, Tor tne
preservation of oysters and 10 OBTAIN Iefe.
nue. for the privilege Of taking them within
The waters of the Common wealth, became
law February 8, 1875, ,cihout the approval o'
the Governor. R.a
House bill to prevent counterfeit coupons,
&C., from being received in payment o'
taxes, came up as unfinished business:
Mr.. ALLEN, of Botetourt, and Mr.. hoDeiN'
of Caroline, delivered able speeches III op
position to the pending bill, and san otnel
schemes for obstructing the payment OF the
public debt"
Adjourned at P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10
The New Judicial Circuits.
Tfor tile Dispatch
AMELIA COUNTY, Februal

AMELIA COUNTY, February 8, 1874.
Under the Constitution article b, section
81 "no senator or delegate during The term
for which he shall bave been elected shall be
appointed to any civil office Of profit under the
Commonwealth which has been created, or the
emoIuments of which have been increased
during such term" A reconstruction OF the
existing sixteen circuits is now proposed so
that hereafter there will be twenty one, and
consequently five new ones will be added,
which, of course, will create five new judge
ships-a new judge to be elected for each
one; for it will be perceived oy the ar
raneement that there will be at feust
enough Of each of the existing circuits
lett for the present incumbents TO "swear
by" to prevent, 10 doubt, the constitution
al question whether either one OF the present
incumbeuts can be reconstructed out OF bis
Office before the-term for which he was elect
ed expires. 1t will be perceived, then, that
the present incumbents will still retain their
circuits as at present numbered, from one to
sixteen inclusive, with q change here and
there by looping off so much from them az
will be necessary to constitute the five new
circuits, in which, of course, there are to be
live new judgeships Now, is it not clear
that if these five circuits do not now exist
they must be created by that Legislature
which brings them into existence by an
enactment OF theirs, whether it be by multi
plicaton or addition! And if so, is it not
equally clear, under the Constitution. that no
senator or delegate who is a member of the
Legislature that creates these new judgeships
is eligible to the office of judge in any one of
the new circuits!
The WING says "If new circuits are
formed there wilt be no new office created
as matter Of course. There will only be q
multiplication of Offices" This seems 10
me the merest sophistry. If five new cir
cults are created, are not FIVE new judgeships
which do not now exist also created? And
if so. will not five new judges have to be
appointed to fill offices which did not exist
before: If not, why create five new cir
cults? The office and the title Of judge are
no new things, as every one knows, but the
creation of Il new circuit or of new judge.
ship is a new thing, and is, in fact, a new
office in my humble opinion; and with all
Difference to our friend the Wing | must
say think bis reasoning on the subject par
takes rather more of subtlety and refinement
than of logic.
In conclusion, l will take occasion to say
believe it 10 he the almost unanimous wish
of the bar Of Powhatas, Cum berland, Buck
ingham, and Amelia, that the new circuit
composed Of these counties, with Goochand
and Chesterfield, shall be created as proposed
10 the bill now before the Legislature. !
hope most sincerely the bill may pass with
out delay. AIRrlLLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10
The Louisiana COMPROMISE

The compromise which appears TO meet
the approval OF majority Of the Conserya-
tives elected 10 the Louisiana Legislature
but not OF such majority as should decide
so grave question-is one that should not
be made. Any compromise that leaves KEEL
LoGG in bis chair is a poor remedy for the
grievances that exist in Louisiana and a fetal
concession to the Federal :usurpation which
has, as has been torcibly said, "skeweree
KELLOGG in his seat.".
ax The people OF Louisiana may in their des-
operation accept this compromise, which was
coneocted by the Republicans under boar
as last expedient to cover up GRAEg's usur.
pations and give quiet to Louisiana. This
Is the way power works upon the popular
mind. HoAR and his colleagues see that the
KELLOGG government is fraud, and that it
Is sustained by the usurpations of the Fede.
raj Executive, but they know Chat they are
In the Republican boat, and that if
u SINK they go down with it. They try
10 Keep it aaoa'. They approach the Con.
sefVatiVe legislators and propose to secure
1heH Seats-aye, and their per diem. They
know well the comforts of office and ,ts
emoluments, and do not overestlmate their
anhuence. Then the people, PROSTATE and
robbed, they know will eagerly accept any
thsng which promises to afford even a slight
protection from the rapacity of negro and
carpst.bag legislators. Such protection q
Conservative House OF Delegates promises
10 them. What better, they may say, can we
90 man put ourselves under the PROTECTION
OF Tue popular branch of the Legislature
yhts Is the way power Yearies ont the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

~SPRING SILK S.-Handsome
STRIPPED SILKS for spring wear, at 75c., S5c-,
e0c and 81. worth rs :. ward morei
Rich FL ACK. GROUND WHiTE-STRlPEslLhs
at 9Oc. worth 1925 per yard;
ri, ACK SILKS from S5c. up to S3. so per yard
The best bargains ever offered;
COLORED 81 LkS In great variety at remarkaoy
POPLINS In all the desirable shades very cheap:
MUHAIRS, SERG Ms, CASHM aRES, VELoCRS,
nrices al LEVY BROTHERS..
chnan fec