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Notice 10 hereby given. ,Lst ] viii a..
smins sil psrsons. vho may oder thss.
selves ~ candidate. far teachers of The
comWo on school. VI shi, county Of Red
Cloud 90 saturday Aqriis 1878.
A. A. PosK
20. supt.
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NOTICE
u i. LAND OFFICE,
Bloomington N.bra,ks
March 18th ISIS

Complain, having been entered at ,hi.
Oaicc by Zechsrish Rossersnse sssin.,
Archibald McAuhur for abandoning
hi. Homestead Entry. No. 1870. dated
Jsopsry - 1874, upon the \! " " Ia
Il Ms VIA Section 20. Township I
N. Range ~ ", 10 Web'tcf County
Nebraska. with . siew 10 the csncella.
,iou Of -sid entry; tho ss'd parties are
hereby summoned to APPEAR ~ this OF
hce on the Is day Of May, 1873, at .
O'Clock A ", TO respond sri furnish tes,
nmony concerning ..ii alleged sban.
Comment.
Whistler EATos. Resi.tcr.
Gyo. W. DoRsEY, Receissr,
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NOTICE.
l, = LAND OFFICE
Bloomington N.b

hlih " lNtN
Compliant having crn entered nj
thu pih'o bN Abraham Reeve aysin.,
Henry fudl,y ior abandoning IN.
Homestead E1,ty, No 1925, dai,d
June III, 1873. upon the South last
Section Is Iosnsh,p2 ~. Range '
W, ~ " WEBSTER Couuu, NebaL.,
WITH = yiov to the canoe aiion II .a,I
eur, the SAID pstl,.s srs hcfcby sum
mou,d 10 appear NJ iii. Ohce on ,ho
r. day Of May, 1875. a. . click I.
IN To respond ani FURNISH tsrimon,
Ger nlns said alleged abandonment
NiRstLa EAroN, Register
HEo " Dokry. Recover
Depo,i'ions in the above case "
ts'sSan before Ia. County Cisrk o,
Webster tonnty. Nc1 ~ tho .Oin
day 81 Vas. ISIS. ut 9 clock a ~
"krSrtH EAIoN. Re, H. ca
'L, W noRs,Y, Receiver
''''n ~ 'h' h''e''
'"' '''" d
at WOI.EACH yros u,.,.
,,y,c. n" VI" aoo
~. a, y" ''''.'
t....ho" '''''"s' ''''. lie
,f.,. vino, g.. .,..h.n
Gland Only ,,r,h..-,
n,cd. owing 10 railroad ,,co,I,u,..
but he j. informed tia, Oh, b,l.,c, q,
he stock vii be on hspI IN n d,, n,
two. "a! and .ce him q, the vaIl,,
""""' i.A'cr-s'ock iss come
Ladies Ser.e Cater, n, ?, %. -,
MIsvR BRo.
-L,d;s.. .unu,, .L..l
.,, ,c. - .,oh =, I. K.,v..
,o,, -,
uo, wv suit
~ "'""fs'
"'" 'a"' s''s'' ~ hiSER BROS
Bested Mus'inr, : to 10 cents .,
MlHEn Bios.
New Stock Of Boots 4 Sbo..
over han yer q. our Store
WOLBACH ERo's Hs,,;py.
-Good eal;so = c.,,.
-, Ar,
whi,. p;.,. ,,,, a.,
A'
'a' ~ ,e"' >,
Duo ha"'ns'
Ne" "ood- coming daily at
Miner bros
On the Gre, page !. over a col.
umn Of matter for tho most par, per
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% o o~ssic, . Cough OF C.ld,
E,i.tt's EiifsCt 81 Tar ssd Wild
Cherry "a 'rsndaid rri,dy. aal all
u n a cough In halt the une reaoif,
I'd by ordinary remedies IL s.iL.
matte and bronchial Affections, and ell
throat awi breast i~is.s,os, II IL q
truly grsa, msdicira and ha, saved
msGy valuable bscs IL never tail.
30 tbv, satisfaction Sold by
X ~ SLefef 80 " Potter
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- JOHN n OGDEN,
=! Cedar 81. Nss Yofk.

Uncis Fam. hsrness Oi 10 ~
nerve ~ any p~sepsfs,ios sv~s made
IL oiiips leather sod harness. IL ell
make tbs oldes, leather soh asd Pile.
bio a. shss nee ard put on . GOOD
bnl.h cold by oil Harness Msksrs
abt Jss..u IN leather.
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So,ios !. hs'by sivsa. The, I Gill 81.
smins oil psrs who msy dssiss "a
Oder tbsm.slvss ~ candidates fss tAs.
cheys . tho psimas, az cru mos sSkools
ofWsbsss'c county. ~ He'd Liosd on the
fret saturday In The 1ooths of Web.
soAsy. May. Aassss, snd Novsmbss.
A A. Pops, 20. sup't.
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TINE RED CLOUD CHEF
Ns<sss 10 tAa Coisas 10 Cesu = L.s
LOCAL MATTERS

Baptist meeting beat SGT.
>sday sfsrnoos ., ? O'Clock.
Mar Bros. store look, ~ell ,,uc.
they hsss arranged their sSods
Mt. hampton, . brother to our
blacksmith Rsmpton isamoos US.
rJsle Mulss has his hsruc.. shop
aVtslly cfsmnsd sth a new .,ocs
Mr.. Zsi'. 10 preparing TO build
suoihsr addition to b.. already large
hotel
DR. j. b. Smith made = Plea.
20 cell this week. The Dr. i. sfvs,.
~sho~s.
will Reilly. con of Rev. Reilly.
~sds = pleasant v..,, to Red Cloud
recently.
We met Mr.. Fritz from p.nn,yl
vsnia. lie will remain 9th Mr.. Lad.
\iy Tor q ,iu,c.
Henry McCorual Il uils. Fac, o.
Red Cloud sou.d $50 Acres Of wheat
this year,
New Dru g. and other ue~ good.
coming 70 the City Drug Store daily
Give Sherer = call.
l-Frspd lie Dioyt re, up . Rus.
'Aa Generals name, consisting Of
IS knss, from the u box.
Last Saturday Vas . general day
fer discussing the bond question 4
mas meeting "a. held on tho stree,
oil day.
Mr.. aud Mr.. McQuiikin and
M". kirhwood. oil subscribers to the
CHiEv and friend. 20 the CBirY force,
called kst week.
1t isa pleasure 10 advertise for
the Enmert Prop. Co. chicago.
/. Away. prompt. and their cory legi.
Die. See their new ads.
S-A new shins!e hangs u At Will.
o"1's Office. We don, know its auth
ar. but presume he viii make the &C.
''''o'''ee OF a~ '"i" soon
Capt Liddy made = p~'ea.an, call
' wi" VI" u" "e" week WIN q
kohe's m"r'
"'" "u' WI 'u'''""'
9TH" r"hl'c school ri! open mex,
h""d"y "i:h Willis Robinson lately
frow Iva. rrinc pal, and Mis-,
l.A"fs i"4',o~ assistant We look
'u'' erm ''''' 'fr'"g.
W h,d the pleasure sf meeting
MIR. Thomns,n. f.a,,r.;,..v n, ,,,
- - -. r
an. M..,.,,;. 81. To-. sh.u.
S,,.a. .,d !. .;.;,;,. -. -.
;.u,,h -. ~. .l.
=,
N'." ~" ="
~ ''" 'ue""a anu
"'"e "PA' 'u'a'e 'a"'
'''" "' "e mas .N' ''a"""
"" """'s' "Te. s"' ""'S'"s
NJ n'~' o''e -o"'''se W apes
""e''
we locked through Sleeper h
Tiaker's o the other day. and
~ Aa~ ~ h"c a stock Of timber md
a o. We h'vs seen for many n dsy.
They s's building some new wagons
Tar '"s nome 'r.'s ~" compare
f'V''sS'S v''h f''s's" ms" u'ac'ure.
-"THs best in usr."" %. c.
C.nph1r.ted h.rtshorp iAn,msnt, Tor
al times G r. potter ,s.n.
s'Is I'm
WIS hs. besews IT ths. CON.
uit,ee Of "Reyisver.'' Who we're 10
= ,.ksth.res Of the CHIxv for the mex,
three vseks7 We ~s;,ed long aud
~an,iou.y for ,hem but they csm. 90,
and il .eems they knew nothing .lou,
thai, sppoip,n,en,. IN .eriou. e.rns.,
.. do no, need . guardian iu., re, and
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D,''smper', Coughs. Iolds Ysvsrs
and most of ihs disesss vbish usss.
~. Cattle, sheer. soss. sof Poaiiyy
are subject too ere cured BY Upcls
ism's Condition Posds' sc~srdisg 70
the plain d~,rscCoss. sod By
" n shsrsy 4 T.. n Potter.
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Tsv ussls Sam . Nss,s and Hone
ian'msot fot shsamstIs@. sprsM..
M.,.ss ~, sold By 4. D. Shsrsr 4
& II ps,lsr,
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oil SCI hedge FOE I'll ,boss vish.
ins wo't ~ ihss KIDD done. end 10.
sore . s,sod of hive plsnis.
ba In W.. W. BusssLf.
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S'oR SALE

ons SnUh AaencAa utgsn, ,,rhi
stops. bne combination, IT ssts,ah's
u lifos "a ,oar, Iowft. tvuU. sd
-Hl he sold .ts batss,p 81 and
&c IL
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;s.!es eissis
State IL Sebrssks
Wiilism u James, D~isbt J Mct'sno
& Seb-s.ss Cry National B.nk

Wiilism u james, D~isb, J Mrf'sna
3 Sst-s.ss City National Bsnt.
Ky virtue oi sB execution issued ost
Of the dnfc, court 81 the second ia.
diei.l dis,rt, ~ tho ststs Of Nebrs.ks
sitting in and fgr Lancaster County In
the .b,vs entitled cause, and 10 us
directed, ~iD on Tuesday the 2Hh
day Of April, A ID 1873. u 10 o'ciook
A. ~ ~ ,sid day offer Tor ssls ., pub.
lie snc,ion At the front door ofthe
budding koo~n ~ the coprt hous
situated IN the town ~ Red Cloud in
the County IT Webster sisis III Mob
ra.ks, the fpliowios described tract. ~
Land lying AID being IN the aid Coun.
W of Webster 10 vii: the soofh west
quarter of sectioD ten, 20 vDship two.
range eleven. Webster cousiy Seb-
rssss, sod the north wssf qusrrer "
section ten.,iosnship two, rsnse sIsv.
en-. Webster County Nsb'ssks
Dsied ~ Red Cloud this 2Olb day
u Nsnh 1875
JAMS a. Po~T Sheriff
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PlMPLEa.

sd wsl tfessl ,h. ,s.i,s Ess .
nstls Nsfsistls IA ~ ties ell -.
ss's lac, frssk. sNi nA,s.hs. ssss,
80 'hs ssfn 80, c's., sa' tsssuisi.
sl'o '"''tae'tsSs ~ Fsvisssas . has
attas, sN-,h II t.s 80 . hell Ass1
% 90 'w~''h fss~ Aadsvs.. ,eslas,as
e.s' .snE NaAash \ Cs,
- Anp 81 y Y
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AUENtI.ENAN vho Altered Eps
yeats nom Nerves. D.aahy. lrsms.
,nls Decay. AID ell ,h. sse~ss ~ yossh.
iol indiss.,,os, viii fs The ssks II
etsr,ag h~aas.,ts, s@ad ftys IN Ill
shc need u. The ssssps cad alssmsAs
in' mskins ths amtls remedy hy
sbirh he vss cured hsNsvu vysk.
ins - ptui, by N. advertisers sspss.
,'ocs c.o Do 90 ~ ~sja~.ssss In ~.
ier, condolences.
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, = =
ss...sA

l. bcgf ~ svcb hat the liasrl q,
County Commissioners ~ Webster
60 Nsh ~ii meet on NoalAy Ami
lith lsTS sni sma,n 10 ,c.,iun tt,tc
j.,s f't .hs purpose ,fo,isluts the
.~..tueut lvT ls1S
Al I-ts'Us Mtet,s ell " t.le due
no'ice aud govern ~tteu~cl,,. sccotI
iasly
~ order r. the B,a'i
Apr 2Hd ~, j \ lrtll,s.
tcrI
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tr n-esih ,hsr ,s sws
~ o., ~ N sNAi. so Ats
t'ptfss ,'s'.'. Ia eaeva ssts syss.
ts'aa eatss.sw w. sfsrsteA. sni oil
shtss,s > rs Sold J., q ~ rs,sss.
80
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$67.0OA0.NTsp ,es,. ~,
sees WIZ rsess u ~ fssf.t 0sop
Mo- sriel.s. Iast rs,sn,sd. Nsapis
-s' rive To I'll Address
W u CHULDESrER.
:lo rvios NJ, Nee yesh,
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fAs live kss ssssss shs~ . @as Nss
d lA.t ~ ell act sssss ssFssssss
W eys a@tar tat y. sssssss
vara, -. ,~~sesss srv $3.50 ss.,is
.ssl /. stv Ns~r.l~a - ,sts . hsst
80. 80 ~ sySshsA ~ The .As.l ~
tfsrss M .ttseAs ~sss ~ svss
~. w,t' .zm ~ shst " a rrs~
stptgl ~ 30 ~ hts Ne ss~sksssse
., eas lu y ~M $50 vrkss ssA
De 10 ,ts tsdisrss y tNs tstntss, ~.
swyegsss ~ sae&stS ssss~~~SsO a
y ,ie~sA .al lhes,hssss NeeS4y
80 ~sl-.t. - rNstna %. !, slsres ks
hntsss q, uskhss ~ che thswHnv
ist. stves vss.es ss.y 500 srses
,hr sssseswet ~ !. s~sssssats.a -
o. - ihas D. /. sl,sFtss~a ~ ~ he
gsUssy ts,aNtsl ~ tho pasvAsss u
u thsisf asseA JuGf
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Lands For Sale,

W ate So rastirs . - tsi
ter tsta, col sAsat~ tthsa s,s, ~
'sfs. I'll hsri, telenstst ~ u \ VI
~ Jean & sod Nri,ni fsuss
Raj Road tNmf-us, - Mels,ss sni
.d1oAn,se oaust.ss W p.s t.,v
.au,s shoic, cl.im.hs $40 u,s 1s
scsl
h,isy nr,. Auy s kfsl 's,as
Ast. Rcd Cgua >sh SAT
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BON pNR'r'i.,

It's, >AHt,a Is Sc ,st di al IL
hst bt,si NvtuAa 4ls trt, ,snsiisa
ilop, sRd laaror Eo.i.h ,Ne.sb
he sta ,spl { g ths ue ~ usfr, At
he Wuw,r .fst- Eol '',ul antl "a
4, irstbput A.tl Ia ls'S
T,Nas Mo-. N~rc. gta un fTah
htccius ., ,asg~l Ns.,ou. o. Na
ale l~Ap 81
aItlu T. = Mlli
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fan MERS
$0Ic Of OtusNoN school
1.nnd.

No,ior i. hereby given, that on Thur.
ny The .5h day 81 Apnd ls5a. oil the
hool aud University land - Wsb', '
ouu,y remaining unscli t,,cept 'ha,
which has hrou lcasrl. vii 10 Offered a,
pubic sale to the h'ghcst bidder, NJ the
ofhcc Of the oouniy TREASURER, If sad
county. said .a'c commencing al Ia
o'd ckA " aud continuing un,iI oil Of
sai land Ia, boen n red Fab uc.ctr.
ton ani ap,,ai,ci value Of SAID lsnl sHi
be found Mt the county Treasurer. othcs
paird At lancoln, N.hiss.s ,h,s 9'h
day If March A u ie7s
by order Of the Board q Educational
l.snj. AID funds.
l " DAVIS
comm.,ionsr pfrsbl,t Lsnd, aud bs,ldins'
u II Josrs
taan'I IrsAsssf Assat
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--Lsd,c. shoes oil ire. oaly 400
per pair at BAuss
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co
Drive the bes, Stage line in 'hs yes,
lfyou want 10 20 from
LOWELL
JUSIATA
. HASTlNG
TO RED CLOUD
RIvERTON
l. OONi NGfON
SMITH CENTRE
KIWIy

Or sny point GU the Republican or
Solomon rivers take tins line and you
viii foj lively drivers AID low rates.
Stages leave. Having and lowell si eight
''clock A. NJ. on Tsssdsys. Thursdsy,
and Saturdays, and return stGve o'clock
r. n. on Mondays. Wednesdays ssd
Friasys.
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Just Received = large line Of
SniDr hrsts 6oDjs a, a'foni,hins
Low Price Come aud e,smipe goods
sId rrioc'.
WOLBACH EROS Tasting.
90 Mems Kip Boov o., 9Os pair a
~ WoLBsCu Bno's Ussupys
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.aAg;rAilsT ,SA:n,so :Alna n.

,'io,'I"e snd A@assw.st csmh,ssS
inp"tsoi 10 rsrvs'. sd t,schsu -
,h'cn, artistic drs,sn. Tho .ss,ve
rev ien, ifru ~, 20 esa,s outr,esy .,
.iawfs Wa Deli 4 Go, ~ Asss IA
y
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CONE NOW :

CDNE NOW
For Mitchell 4 Mnrhsu havs r..
osiv,d those implements. and nos
they Will sell you q plow o. arr other
isrm machinery right down 10 bed
rock prices. Give them = cell before
pufehA,.ng elsewhere.
The 6ns,t snd beat s,,ls. Of
drs's goods, =, lo~ pnco,. ran be
found att Baam's.
L. Baum will not be apderoid
BY any u but all .ell .. shssp q.
tie chcspc,,.
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The places NJ voting in the ~seversl
precincts in the said County Of Web.
stsr ., said c.rc'ion shsll he ~ fol-
lows
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All bsviss ssy visvs 10 express
either fcv or sssinst bonds must hand
10 thQar cnmmuoieatioasss sooo - poe
chile, and 70 secure insertion make u.
,ieiss short snd pithv. The county Pc.
psr .hould be devoted 10 the best in.
sssests Of the county; aud thiOkirx We
can thus best ssrvs ssd promote the
ess6 Of the ssss,y, ~ give our COL
cons for the nsst tvo weeks TO che
csssilsvsioa Of railroad bonds.
BOOTS b SHOES!
II sou are venting anything 10 the
lice Of Boots 4 shoes or Gsitsrs Of
J. G. PorryR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-23

grants coming In to take the place Of tho
departing negroes. From Kentucky the move
mont spread to Middle and East Tennessee
and North Georgia. Within short time,
however, the negroes in Northern Mississippi
have been seized with sudden desire to
move West Although comparatively young
In Mississippi, this emigration movement
has already assumed large proportions
Ono railroad, the Little Rock and Fort Smith,
has within the past four months says the
Memphis Avalanche. shipped over one thou
sand negroes West, most Of whom have set
tied on government lands In Arkansas and
Kansas. Unlike Kentucky, however, Missis-
sppi receives ut the same time large white
immigration, having secured probably as
many white colonists from the East as 1t has
lost negro colonists who have moved West. It
Is suggested that the process will Ia time be-
come general In the South and that the South
ern States will be thus gradually whitened by
m influx Of white settlers taking the places Of
the departing negroes. 1t Is perhaps too
curly for such a prediction, although tho fact
that q movement westward of the negro
has begun, despite the fact that the emigra-
tion tendencies Of the colored race are not
strong, Is beyond dispute.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-23

Congress works exceedingly slow this year
u III IL already several months behind last
session, and Is every day dropping further
behind The number Of bills passed by IL, in
proportion to the time that 1t has been
sitting, is probably smaller than ever before.
The other day, when the Legislature of
Minnesota adjourned, some newspaper
thought 1t worth while to investigate the
amount OF work done. 1t found that Of a
hundred bills passed, four-f ifths were private
bills, changing the names of persons, allow
ing citizens to sue the State, etc, and on
simitar subjects wholly embarrassing and
unworthy the attention Of the Legislature.
A glance over the work of Congress since
October will make an even worse showing.
w ?. Mangesorn, United States Consul at
Nagask, Japan, has been authorized to &C
oept and wear badge rendered him by the
King Of Portugal. Capt. G. N Tanner has
been permitted to receive pair of flower
vases from the Japanese government, and
SO on through Thousand similar cases.
Congress has been even requested to pass
. joint resolution to enable medical
inspector In the navy to accept di-
ploma from the King of the Hawaiian
Islands. The latter interesting gift. however,
has created split between the Senate and
the House. The Senate does not think that
The service rendered by the recipient of the
gift. one Turner, such as to authorize a
special action by Congress- and has refused
TO concur in the action Of the House granting
him the permission to receive King Kane
hamea's gift. Such are the interesting ques-
tons that consume much of the valuable and
costly time OF Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-23
An emigration movement, which is a

An emigration movement, which is almost
daily increasing in strength, has begun
among the Southern negroes, that prom
ises to produce important results in the near
( future. This is the emigration of colored
people to Arkansas and Kansas, partic-
alarly to the latter State bleeding
Kansas" which protested SO earnestly
against having negroes brought within its
limits twenty years ago. is now receiving an
Immense colored emigration from the South
aern States. In certain western sections Of the
State these colored people have congregated
ID large colonies of their own, apart and sep
arate from the whites There are large dis
trIcts OF country in Kansas blacker than
Hayti and Africa. At Solomon's Valley-for
she negro has given biblical titles to all their
aolnnies there are several thousand colored
people and not single white man. This
movement was originally from the central
pOrtion OF Kentucky. I'm some sections of that
State the farmers are now suffering serious
inconvenience from lack of labor in conse-
queace Of this drain Of population, no emil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-23

The present Congress does not seem very
gallant as far as women are concerned Not
only did 1t refuse TO listen to the appeal of
Tho women suffragists and pass that six
teenth amendment 80 loudly demanded by
them, but 1t actually proposes to disfranchise
women In one Of the two Territories In which
female suffrage Is permitted. For some
years past under q law Of the Utah
Legislature, women have voted In that Terri
tory. This, 1t is claimed. enables the Nor
mons to carry every election and pack every
Legislature. The Gentiles have always pro-
tested loudly against woman suffrage, and
insisted that it gave the Mormons an unfair
advantage, since the Mormons, having a
larger proportion Of wives TO each man
than the Gentiles, arc thus able, with the
assistance Of their large families, TO
0utvote them. In Difference to these views
bill has been prepared by the House
Committee on Territories with the design of
removing this inequality by restricting the
right OF suffrage In Utah to male citizens Of
the United States. In Wyoming Territory also
women are permitted to vote, but Congress
will not interfere with the women OF Wyo-
ming as they are not Mormons The bill. In
fact, Is nothing less than an attempt to drive
The Mormons out Of Utah which has been tried |
By Congress over and over again without sue
sess, ut the same time that Ii Is hint to the |
advocates Of woman's rights that they have |
l0thing to expect from Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-23
A SETTLEMENT.

/
Wednesday morning, the Goth inst during
an interview between the friends OF Hon. b. +.
Jonas and Hon. A. II. Leonard, the following
| note, addressed in duplicate to the friends OF
| the parties, was received:
New ORLEANS, March 20, 1878.
Gcntiemen--As the friends Of Messrs. Leon
arg ana Jonas, we respectfully make tho in
quiry whether you will entertain from ia
suggestions looking to an amlcable adjust
| ment between those gentlemen
JOSEPH r. SCoTr
JOHN MCENEHY,
Louis A. Witt,
y. B. BUcKNEH,
"..... RoBT. N. OGDEN,
j. Il. AUSTIN
The friends Of both gentlemen replied ac-
ceding to the request embodied In the above
communication.
At IL O'Clock, on the twenty-first instant,
after conference with tho friends Of Messrts
Jonas and Leonard, the gentlemen inter-
vening submitted the following proposition
as q just and honorable basis for d settlement
OF the difficulty, and the terms were acceded
to by tho friends Of both parties.
New ORLEANS, March 81, 1873.
To Messrs. Patton and Wood. representing Mr..
Jonas
10 Messrs. Trezevant and II. J. Hearsey, repre-
sentiDg Mr.. Leonard.
Gcnftemen-All the communications between
Mr.. Jonas and Mr. Leonard being withdrawn
we suggest the following as tho basis for tho
honorable adjustment Of the difficulty between
Mr.. Leonard being assured by his friends
that he misunderstood and misinterpreted the
purpOrt and tenor Of the remarks made by
MI Jonas ,, In debate IN the House Of Repre-
" al pf Ian
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NEW ORLEANS, MARCH ~. 1878.
All interest in French politics. which a

All interest in French politics, which at
tracted 30 short tlno ago the attention Of
The whole world, has apparently died out In
this country, A few months ago the Repub-
lilo Of France was threatened with danger; to-
day II ID stronger than over. The Assembly
10 overwhelmingly Republican; the Senate,
which has been the main hope and dependence
Of the Royalists and Imperallsts, has, during
she past month, given tho Republicans ma
i0rity on oil test queations wilhelm tho army
those Royalist officers who meditated a coup
dsfat have been removed or discharged Last
week an election was held to fill seventeen
vacancies FOR seats in tho Assembly for
merly filled by moDarchical deputies,
who had been unseated because improper
influences had been used with the voters to
secure their election. Tho result Of this cleo
tioD was twelve Republicans, two Legiti-
mists, two lmperialists, and u tie. As all of
these offices had been filed by Monarchists
this election is proof conclusive either that
the French people have completely changed
their political views since the general cleo
ton OF last winter. or that the charges then
made that the government nterferel ut the
polls to suppress the Wishes and opinions OF
tho voters are true IL this last election be
taken MS test Of French public opinion, nine
tenths Ut the people Of France to-day favor
the Republic
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MEETING OF THE STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party
New Orleans, March IT, 1873 }
There will be meeting of the State Central
Committee Of the Democratic Conservative
party OF Louisiana on the FIRST DAY OF
MAY. 1878. in New Orleans
Country papers please notice.
I. w. PATTON.
mh16 I'd
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Pope Leo XIII is of a patrician and ancient
family, and is the youngest OF four brothers.
the eldest of whom still lives, an old bachelor
of eighty-four: The second, now seventy
six, is married and has four sons and two
daughters, who all live at Carpineto. One of
the four sons has just completed and another
is now completing at Rome his term of ser
vice as volunteer in the Italian army The
third brother is a learned professor of theolo-
gy, once member of the Company of Jesus,
but who has quilted it for the last twenty
years. They have two married sisters.
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49,

The Mobile (Ala.) Register expects to see all
the Democratic State conventions, outside of
New York, New Jersey and New England,
initiate those of Indiana and Illinois ''in
adopting resolutions looking to the driving
back OF the Federal courts from the advanced
positions they have gained since the war in
their attack upon the rights and prerogatives
of the State" This it anticipates, will be the
leading feature of the future policy of the
Democratic party.