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Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
PILES. PILES. !" ITCHING Pr1.Es.n

It is a very distressing complaint symptoms arc
moisture, like perspration intense itching, partic
ularly at night after getting warm in bed. Do not
suffer another hour and allow them to become aggra
waited. Sgdyles Ointeat certain cure and preventive
Also cures letter ringwOrm, pimpes and all skin dis
eases. Sold by Druggists and at Dr. Swaynes Princ
pal Office $50 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia Sent
10y mail to any address, ON receipt of price 50 cents
box boxes 81 .25 may l6-}m
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
FAREIRA'S CONTINENTAL BALSAM.
Tho Irront IlinrrLln. a,l;-I.,a

few of the many reas ons why every person should
keep bottle of Continental Balsam in their house
First 1t will cure almost instantly all cases of Pains
Cramps Collie Dysentery, LOoSeneSs of the Bowels
Second. 1t will cure the Chronic Diarrhua of long
standing Third Iii of the best medicines in the
world for Children while Teethng as it gives instant
relief without subjecting them any injurious effect
Fourth and last The Price being so low, 25 and 80
cents per bottle that the poorest afford to buy it.
Sold by JOHN FAREIRA, sole proprietor, 224 NORTH
NINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, and DRUGGISTS GENE
RALLY. feb lily
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
"WHY sUFFEr ANOTHER Horn y

With cough, cold, throat breast or lung complaint
when cure is certain By using Dr. Sgdynes Compound
Syrup Of WUd Cherry remedy that has stood the test
of many years experince? For coughs and colds,
sore throat, asthma, bronchitis, night sweats all dis
cases of the air passages and lungs firmly believe
it is eminently superior TO all other compounds Pre-
pared only by Dr. Sway,le Son, $50 North Sixth St.,
Philadelphia Sold everywhere.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

Affections Of The tirer baliOusness sick or nervous
headache, cOstiveness, Sc.. efectuay cured by
"Swaynes Tar and Sarsa para Pills" They gradually
change the vitiated setretions of the stomach and
liver, and restore these organs TO healthy condition
Sold by all leading Druggists at twenty-five cents
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

Mothers will grow weary and sigh over
the responsibility that Baby places upon
them, but they have the high privilege or
shaping character for usefulness. The
exercise Of patience and the preservation of
Baby's health by the proper use of DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup will give them great
present comfort and prospective happiness.
25 cents per bottle.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

The model town in the State of New
York is Alfred. 1t has 1000 inhabitants,
has never had single glass of liquor sold
within its limits, and never a pauper to
support.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
MARRIAGES.

wHITNACK-CAHOON.--0n Thursday evening" 2lst
inst at the residene OF the brides father, by Rev.
JH. Caldwell, Mr.. Andrew whitnack TO Miss Annie
d. cahoon, daughter Of VIM. X. Cahoon, ST., near
Dover.
BELL--CARTER-Oi the 18Th inst by Rev 4, 3.
Williams at the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
G. Emett Bell to Miss Mary d. Carter, all of Kent
county Del.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

Returning, leaving Ocean City $50 p NJ arriving at
Wilmington about II. 90 p. NJ.
Should any persons living at stations on the Della
ware Division other than those named desire to par
hcipae in this excursion, tickets will be provided
upon application to the agent and the train stopped
such stations.
Ocean City possesses the finest beach the coast
for surf bathing, while the waters of the SinepuXent
bay afford excellent boating and fishing.
Boats for sailing or rowing kept for hire.
new and commodiOus Excursion House has been
completed and will be opened for the accommoda-
tion of cXcursionists.
II. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
GEO. A. DADMUN Genl Ticket Agent.
]. n. MILLS, Genl Agent Del Division
Philadelphia Wilmington 4 Baltimore Railroad Co
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

BEAUTIFUL CORAL RUBBER TEETH-S5.OOto Ss
ID per set-guGrGnteed. Impression in the morning
teeth in the afternoon. Nitrous oxide gas for pain.
less extraction SO cents per TOOTH Old sets repaired
equal to new. Perfect satisfaction given. COLLEGE
-5l4 Pine Street, Philadelphia Pa. aug l6-ly
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
OUEE m s WARE

In this Department everything will be found from
french China Tea Sets and Decorated Toilet Sets
uown through Granite ami G.. G.. Ware in infinite
variety, to Common Stone and Red Earthen Wule
stove Pipe Guards Specially Flower Pots
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
GLASSWARE.

This department embraces everything in this line,
from the Finest Flint GOblets and Fruit Stands down
thr0ughs all the styles and qualities 10 the smallest
Salts and Nappies and Cup Plates.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
DEATHS.

NORRIs-In Smyrna. on the 25th inst, Mary daugh
ter Of Elijah and Anna Norris, aged years.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
Books G. Stationery.

School Books all used in Public or Private Schools
in this part of the State
Blank Books, full assortment every size and grade
large and small
Memorandum Books. great variety.
Hymn Books, all styles.
Bibles all styles and sizes, from largest Family to
smallest Pocket Testament
Music Books and Sheet Music. Whatever is not in
Stock will be furnished to order at Publishers
Prices.
Miscellaneous Books. Standard furnished to order
rom any Publishing House in the country, at
Catalogue Prices.
Writing Paper, all Styles, choice
Envelopes all sizes and qualities Paper and Enve-
- lopes Specially.
Writing Desks, variety
Photograph Albums
Autograph Albums.
Fine Drawing Papers.
Gilt and Silver Papers,
Glazed, and Tissue Papers
Sunday School Reward Cards &C.
Gold Pens best make.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

Circulars and Cards printed at this office.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
FoR REN 7.

sToREHoUsE AND DWELLING, corner Commerce
and East sts., SMYRNA Apply 70 - .......,
jan 17-tf ROBI. DENNEf.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27

1t is estimated that twenty millions of
Presbyterians will be represented at the
grand Presbyterian alliance which meets
shortly in Edinburg, Scotland. There will
be delegates from the United States,
Canada, Australia, Cape of Good Hope,
France, Germany; Hungary and Italy.
Not only will this council represent an un-
counted host of Christians, differing only
slightly in creed, but people marked
everywhere by a high grade of intellect
and strength of character.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
PRICES REDUCED TO Specie BASES.

PHILADELPHIA April 11th, 1877.
The undersigned begs leave to state to his many
friends and patrons that he has reduced the rates of
Board at the RIDGEVAY HOUSE, Corner of Market
and DedlCdre Avenue, Philadelphia. It's convenient
location to the Wharf and Street Cars makes des-
rable stopping place for all connected with the Pro-
duce other business. 1t is well known for its good
rooms, excellent table, obliging and attentive ser
wants, and no pains will be spared, TO make it as
usual, hOmelike and comfortable.
TERMS, 50 90 per day.
DINNERS, SOC. per day, each.
W. L. BUTTERWORTH C CO.,
apr lS-6m PrOprietors.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE. &c.

Tubs, Pals Churns &C.
Butter Market Tubs
Baskets every description.
Ropes, from inch down.
Cotton Line, large variety
Twines, everything desirable
-, Gllllng and Seine Twines are made Specialties
Oil Cloths, Floor and Table
Window Shades and Shading
Fringes and Fixtures
Picture Cords, all colors
Brushes, all sorts.
Clear Bristle Hand Scrubs.
Hair Brushes Fine to Common
Painters Brushes
Wall Brushes, extra
Shoe Brushes, fine
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
For Rent or Sale.
MapleWOOd Institute,

week. Girls Sl.OO. Boys prepared for Yale and Har
ward Colleges. JOSEPH SlIORTLIDGE A. NJ,
nov Fly Principal.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-27
- T. E ID - :

Garden Seeds, all descriptions.
Field Seeds in Season.
Lawn aud Yard Grasses.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
0. Scr Saem06uSer. Cine beutIG.

so. Scr SoatuDSuSer. Gine beutiGs
Guerifanii@e GrsdbIun8 non 6.
s. 2eDb, 1875 266 9.
S5. StaIteas III ben. SaDren
1858 nnb 1869 BON 0eins
rid 8Drn it III. 28dnOe.
81. Saareet; ober: Sic bret 8ins
1he. 3eitbiIo bon Sofef Slant.
C272 81
5S- Sr0estetn poer Gram2 Gin
@GdbIung bon BtGfte GoGs
linS, 9us benz Gn8IiI0en BON
Or. Gmil &eBmaun. 1872.
5S4 6. Deisnatu's @ebi9te
in f0wdbti9er Wunoart.
6. 9. SreistcrS i0pdbii6c
0orfprebtgten.
&c. Sea$fO MatcriHaatf@er
1oltsfate;toer fit bas Sabr
1877. LDitt ~5oI3i6nitten.l Chi
cGgD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19

4. Ser ttetsc stbGEarS. Gomo1t
bon SuIiuS @rOIIe. 1871.
y Gbaler, 224 Sgr.l
8. Uom SSien ttaG 9ileeos. 0iz
. itorif0er GOl1an BON Jerotz
nano StoIIe. 1867. 0ret
Sdu6e. 100, 1873 ultO 1873 Geis
ten.
s. aus Oct Srat5ofcnscit. @rs
sGbGune bon @eptn = d. i'd
ing. IL. geipeniter in BEN Or
bennel. ,. ganoeron.
if. NON POsSUMUS, JlOmon bon
Tr. 9tIarius. 1871. =
G6roe.
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Oa0S.
t8. Scr 1t0ioratsterr. Gin 91os
man aus per 0egentpart, in bret
8dubert, BON Otto 0tiile1. 1873.
2t. Bic @otfsbegI16cr- Sine
grsdDLung BON Otar Don G6ldseI.
1874. [276 81
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Gpiiobeu aus Ieiuem &ben. Bon
GeDtn S6iftmg. 1870.
%. Sic ~ abrSaeerta Onm Tct,
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f9en bon Sreifrou bon Ser
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20. 3cba1Wes 8otsD. - sass
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ter @cnSG. Dret Gr5dbIunsen
BON Soicf Slant. [Gsip5ig,
1861
28. gerFoTetae Sttsnoen. Nobeuc
bon y. Snn9banS. L2cip5i9
1911
90. EE PasO de las aniINas. ED=
man BON Grn It BON Bibra.
tgeip3i8 1901 2SGuoe. L2I6 Mlo
1G8 g..
80. 30Afdtnae .amO SGabrDest.
Cine @elhi6te aus Dem 2ebeu.
Bon Gbeooor Mi99e. ESQ
81
81. STene QSunoeu. 9fooeue bon
9nttn5 0roiIe. > 86n6e
1878. - /. 8ano, 22I g.: Sra
;joua; ,. Sauo, 208 g.: Die
meme 0agar.
33. Gtn 0sorS liz sligo. GrsdDz
lung bon aarl pom !0oltct.
l24S 81
IS. sine 0ciGi6,te Q oamais.
NOn GOmuno 0Dfer. (278 81
80. Die @crrin nnm G9Uarsen=
bnT. 9iDuian bon MIbre6t
9ein5. yeIpStg, 1867.
40. f&m4erwegS. 8eiiebilocr BON
IGfreo I9 i (23O 81
II. Scr Sretf6aI3e. Cine @r3dD=
lung p3n morris 9orn
I2GO 81.
IL. Sic @eerisoer 6a1trnnt. RO'
pGIc bon Gru It 6rtbc.2 Sans
De. lbs nno $50 81.
45. $ebemsr6tDIci. Nobele DOn
&arl 8rcn5el. 1874. , 8Gnoe.
40. Su SabDriutD scr SeeGe.
:3ipti ytOoellen Don NODLpD
8alm- LHcip5ig, 1871, |. Der
6uub am Biscaner Golf. [l6O
81 =, Sic Ebatmiible LlI2 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
GbtcagO, MOntag, ben 10. Mdr5 1877.

iet bcute nod Elm 8efiiriporter Der Bret;
belt, aber GaliagnGc bate ijb etles 8erz
gebens gsgen oas Qanoesgeieb-oer Nut7
tpiegelung gum 8ilrserfrtege - l9ulotg
gema0t. :.
Der antrag ser Gesierung iDurbe NIT
296 gegen lat Stimmen betDiui9t. Die
Winoerbeit beltano aus ben GuBerftcn
9tabttalen u,lo ben NionorGilten.
yTrancaiS" felt ouf's b%eftimmtelte
III Nbrebe, 6aB Oeuti6fanb gegen bic
franSoitiben Befeitigungsbauten Clns
1pru6 erGobeM bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
Drdmien Dertbeilung.

Nie felt elmer Geibs bon Sabret 10
bieten mir and oieSmaI ben Greunoet
nnferes 8tattes cine rei1c Nn5tDabL bon
8rdmien fir bic 8oruu3be5aDLurg zines
S~abrganeeS. - Dit HlGli0t auf bic
in Triiberen SSabreu gen,o0ten Griabrnns
oen, bteten mir bieie5moI uHiert 9eiern
cine 4uSipabI, bon Der mir nber5eugt
fub, baB ite benz @eidmode unlerer Gez
fer in auSrei9enbem WtaBe entiprtdt. -
gn Der nnte1s f~oIgeubet Site BON SIS Biz
6ern finb Die tit6tiglten ulto beIte5teiter
beutf9enS 6riftiteIer ber@e9enipart Der
treten, ma finbet Oaring8mfe oou9spiu
G8ifin9, Ror bon S6IG8eL
RorL Uren5el, Gbeobor sc Ii 9
Otto 80 IIter. 9trV5ert 81 II, Soief
Rnmt. Gbmunb @SDfer. Sulix8
@roffe, German g fmtb ., 8erito
II. q II ef II. q. - Iebeu fIeneren Noz
beuen unO Gr3dbIuugem h~eru1rIter
S6riftfteller ftnbet malt spe>. breis,
ieLbft bterbdnbigc Wsrfe. beren 8u1z
bdnolerpreis bert 8reis zines .Sabr9Gus
se5 Der tpO6entl. Su. St;9. Deit iibere
trift. Die Otenge lit 10 9roB, oaB IS
mandem Nbonnenten f9luer tuerben
mag. fetne @abl 3u t%reffen. Nie I'M boz
rieen Sabre, 10 empfeDten mir otesntaI
beuient9en Nbonnenten, Die t1rer ntebs
rere BET einanber iDobnet, tbrc 8citeis
Llueen 3uglet6 etn3uieltOeu nltD it'd 10
~sufanmcn cine Au5abL Deri6ie6ener Biz
der fommer su Iaiien, bic fte oanr unter
chamber gum &eien Gnstaui6en t0nnen.
0ie Beoinguugen itno bic bon tribe
rem Sabren Der befonnteu. Sober AbOnz
nent, peL6er fir ein SUPERINTENDENT
$500 Daur an bic Suinots Stats jeitmng
cinlenbet, bat 9nipru6 auf Elm Brdnsiens
bud, weIdeS tbm pDrtofrei SugelauOt
iptro. GnS 0Lei6c lit Der SAL, tpcuu
Gin NtOnnent, beilen S0br no6 nidt
0bgeIdufen lit, I'M 8ordu5 auf tpettere
l. Dtnnate ba5 Abornemelt be3ahIt.
AngeuDmmeu j. s., eS bdtte sSunano
bis aunt l. Dint 1877 bc3abLt IBIS nobilt
bic Brdmtenbii6er natiirlt6 ldigIt perz
thetLt iein tpcrbeu], 10 taril CT f6 bod
cine YrGmie iid)erIt, tiIbem CT iabt $500
eins5enbet, ipoFlr tint iein Nboalnement
aGsbonn bis ;unt /. D2ai 1878 ~nerIdngert
tutro.
ale Brteie aoreiiire M al:
Illinois StaatSXeitumG Co.
Chicago, LII.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
GM0IntloA

2onbDn, Is. MGr3.
Suan MauueL De 9tolaS, Der ebemaz
Ltge 0tftator Der Nr9entintiden J3es
publif, lit geitern BET Soutbampton 9e=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
NebGa nSsGouferett5.

X0n0on, TO. Wtdf5.
Cine 0epeI9e aus Sranffurt meLoet.
baB bic S6nei; O~eutiGlano. Tranfs
reid, Geitret6, Stalten, Spanien, Borz
tu0al uno Gumdniel 81 elmer Gonferen3
bebufS GrgretfuuG Dou WiaBregeln geoen
Die 9tsblaus etn9elaoen bat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28

Radical rule and uncertain government,
received but little of this emigration.
This must end now, and we must turn
the tide Of emigration to our State, as
it was turned to Texas only few years
ago.
1.-Two years ago." one Of the country
papers of this State, the Sparta Rural
Times, relates, eve advertised gratui-
tously every place in the parish for sale,
stating it's situation and general condi-
ton, and sent our paper into such States
as we deemed advisable. The time was
not long before man from another
State bought one Of the largest planta-
tions advertised. He wtss pleased with
the place, and to-day fifty families from
that section are residents of this parish. !"
Here is sensible, practical way OF in
viting immigration much more effective
than long winded speeches and resolu-
lions. If all our country papers will do
the same and secure us only dozen
immigrants to each parish, they will be-
gin that tide which, pouring into this
State, will make it the richest, most
populous and powerful In the Union.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, MAY %, 1877

enty-fv years old, encouraged, perhaps by
the achievements OF Myra Gaines in New
Orleans, Is trying to get back her lands in
South Chicago. She lives in Cass county,
Michigan, with 1870 of her people, who are
farmers and Catholics
The visitof Western capitalists to Column
bia, and the study they are making Of the
Southeast indicates, says the New York
Herald, that the West begins to have faith in
the future of the cotton States, and that CAPT
tal-the great want OF the South-will be
forthcoming for sound and profitable enter
prises.
The Utica Observer favors the location o.
the State capital Of New York at Utica.
Modest town, that. Senator Conkling lives
There, Senator Herman lives there, Horatlo
Seymour lives there, Judge Ward Hunt lives
there. Wouldn't it be a stroke of economy In
the national administration to transfer the
seat Of government from Washington to
UticaP
Col. Gordon's peace mission in behalf of
the Khedive to the King of Abyssinia has
come TO naught. King John said: Egypt
declared war by entering my territory; am
justified in maintaining my boundaries by
force OF arms. decline to take Massowah as
a gift but will reconquer it. will accept no
presents, and my army shall resume HOSTILE
ties Immediately" King Johns obstinacy
and the rebellion in Darfour are causing
serious embarrassment to the Khedive
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
NEW ORLEANS May 81, 1877.
hereby give notice that the following appli-
cations have been filed in this Office for the
funding of the following enumerated bonds
warrants and coupons.
Auditor and eJ ofieo Secretary of the Board.
j. MATHEgs, JB.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
Nos. Is of 1866. 2s1 of 1863. 277 Of 1858.
lis Of 1867 So of 1869. s. of 1885,. s12, All Sc
Certificates issued under act of 1874 1853 so
JOHN H. LuDwIGsEN.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
az of 1867. ,,.... 5,1s2 %
JAMES J. TARLEToN, CASHIER.
Bond issued under act 277 of 1s53...... 500 90
LEsAssIER BINDER.
Bonds issued under act IS Of 1885,. 1900 90
EDM J. FoRSTALLs SONS.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
It's of 1867 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1910 90
ANDERSON & SIMPSON.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
Is of 1866 and II of 1853. ,............ 6,4S9 90
A. LURIA, CASHIER.
Bonds and coupons act l15 of 1ss7..... 6,27o 90
JOHN D. LAFITTE co.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
Nos. 277 of 1853, 80 of 1870, 1l5 Of 1867,
IS of 1865 Observation-Disclosures. A116 SO
Certificates issued under act 8 of 1874. 1752 81
A. Elmer BADEg l. co.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
Nos. 80 Of 1870. lis of 1867. Is of 1866.
231 Of 1858. ........................... 1876 90
my92 at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28
10 OUR FRIENDS,

The DEMotRAT has just added to its
office a new and complete Steam Job
Printing department, with all the latest
and most desirable improvements In
types, rules, borders, etc. We are now
fully prepared to compete with any job
printing establishments In the South.
We can turn out, at the shortest notice,
anything from newspaper or book
to lady's visiting card, In the best style
of the art. We shall devote special at
tention to commercial printing and to
the printing Of lawyers briefs. We
earnestly solicit the support Of our
friends in our progressive efforts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28
MISS PONGO.


Miss Pongo, the favorite Berlin gorilla, is
about three years old, and has got well over
her winter attacks OF feverish cold. When
standing she is about the height of we'll
grown child of four. She never beats her
breast when angry, as Du Chaillus gorillas
did, but sometimes with one hand when well
pleased; at such times she also claps her
hands. Having had medicines out Of a spoon
when sick, she now repudiates that mode of
feeding, and the wife Of her keeper has con-
sequently to take every mouthful first into
her own mouth and thence transfer 1t to Miss
Pongo's Her manners are described as "a
great deal better than those of most children. ~
"After dinner the keeper told her to wipe her
mouth, whereupon," visitor tells us, "she
wiped her mouth and blew her nose as tidily
as q child of four or FIVE"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28

The Illinois Legislature has conferred po
lice powers on railroad conductors
Russia, it is said is contracting for $780,,
600 wooden army blankets at the Holyoke,
Mass, wooden mills.
The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks that 10000
will probably cover the Democratic majority
in Ohio at the next election.
The Diaz government in Mexico is making
strenuous efforts to obtain formal recognition
from the United States, as certificate by way
of reintroduction to the family of nations.
1t is said to be Mosbys belief that the
Virginia Democrats viii nominate ten. Joe
Johnston for Governor, and that no opposi-
ton ticket will be put in the field by the Re-
publicans.
1t is thought now that the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio will be either
ex-C Congressman Henry B. Payne of Cleve-
land, Judge Samuel F. Hunt, or ex-Speaker G.
L. Converse.
Despite the anarchy which prevails in
Mexico the culture of coffee and spices is
spreading rapidly in Mexico and is attracting
the attention of England. The outport of the
largest share of this traffic will be Vera Cruz
Cotton factories have been doing pretty
well OF laUe. Inc sycamore Hills Oh ran
river have earned % per cent upon their
capital during the past six months, says the
st. Louis Republican. Really there is nothing
very discouraging in this.
Under the reactionary dispensation in
France, foreign newspapers are to be subject
ed to the strictest censorship, and the whole
policy of the government seems to be going
back to the conditions which ruled in the
| earlier days of Louis Napoleon.
1t is somewhat significant that an Eng
lish army officer stationed at Calcutta, re-
Gently writing to a friend in London, said
that India was profoundly agitated over the
Russo Turkish war, and the feeling prevailed
| that another Nina Sahib was about to appear.
Oscar III of Sweden has asked in mar
riage for his son the hand Of the Princess
Charlotte, eldest daughter of the Prince I'm
perial of Germany, but as it has already been
promised to the Duke OF Meiningen the alli-
ance with the royal family Of Sweden cannot
| take place.
-To-gah, Pottawattamie princess, SER
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28

Emigration is our first great need.
Louisiana, although the earliest settled
State west of the Alleghanies, and
although it came into the Union before
a white man had set foot in Iowa, is
behind more than half the States in
population and wealth. The Southwest
Is the portion of the country to which
emigration is now turning from the
worn out States of the East. Arkansas
and Texas get the bulk of this, but, as
vet Louisiana, although it boasts more
fertile soil, enjoys more order and quiet.
and ships its products more easily to
market. has, thanks to the influence OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-28

A leading Northern paper, in explain
ing the dissatisfaction felt towards the
Presidents policy, In the rural portions
OF the Northwest, ascribes 1t to the
bitter and vindictive speeches made
during the late campaign. The simple
farmers who heard these cannot see why
the South is less dangerous now than
it was during the campaign, when, as
they were assured by stump orators,
Democratic success meant the dis
ruption of the Union. They accepted
all the bloody shirt stories then retailed
them, and got their passions excited to
the voting and fighting point.
Now the President shows the lies OF
all these trusted orators, on whose
speeches they hung, and on whose
word they depended, by his action to-
ward the South, and these very orators
themselves, like Ingersoll ct al, turn
around and, for an office. indorse this
conduct of the President, and en-
phatically apologize for their speeches.
Is there any wonder these farmers are
in doubt and hesitation? Many of them
indorse the Presidents policy, and in
80 doing express their disbelief Of the
campaign stories told them only last
year. Others pause IN doubt, while
others, again, are unwilling to give up
yet awhile their cherished faith in Eliza
Pinkston, etc. But their faith Is gradu-
ally being Slapped away, and with 1t the
Republican party.