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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-08

THINE are many vacancies in the
newspaper profession South. 1t is not
likely that they will be readily filed
from the North.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-08

If THE yellow fever had been as bad
during the late war as it Is this year,
there might have been a difference in
the ending Of the conflict.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-08
RnsuMrr1oN will be an accomplished
fact four months hence.

trotting horses are springing up
all over the country. They will yet
get down to two minutes.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-08
New Advertisements
Price TEN Cents.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

Containing a complete list of all the towns
In the United States. the Territories and the
Dominion Of Canada, having n population
greater than 500 according to the last CEN
together with the names OF the newspa.
pers having the largest circulation in each of
places named, Also a catalogue or news
which are recommended to advertisers
ms giving the greatest value In proportion to
prices charsed. Also, the Religious and Ag-
Journals. very complete lists, and
mary tables OF rates. showing the cost OF adj
In various newspapers, and much
other which n heRinner in adj
would do well TO. possess. Address
GEO. p. ROWFIL & CO., Newspaper Adver-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-08
TO HAyg GOOD uHaLru THE yryrR
NvrT' nE kETT1H nRDEK.,"
,;,,o Beautiful Concert Grand "a rro -
ldIiU Pianos, cost si,Ga', only OISdilo

saa5. superb Grand -
Elegant Upright Pianos, cost ssO0, only
,sl55. Nes style Upright Pianos sll250. Or
gans SIS. Organs, II stops, S72.50. Church
Organs, 10 stops. cost SOD, Vhly sll5a Elegant
1870 Mirror Top organs only sos. Tremen-
steam factory soon 10 be erected. Newspaper
with much information about cost of pfdnoi
DANIEL i. BEATTY. washington, N. j.
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sW>.S WssSSON WssU.

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ler bel pifts,t iu 30 hSuis Nv a. l.st ints
missinps', he tatbais "ia ttnils Vssstshle
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y~tsb.umIaiiH h'np' hlits r.tAfft ss,tras. saa
ell thHs, sni luns ~ sihsn. sl~p . l~>siti,.
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and . i..tt, g. =, ~. W hafuab snSertUx IN
ssui. fr- ~ hang ~ 81 s'uu i'.irr u. thi'
r,its sNl ran difvs tirrs tuf preparing sed
using. ~ u,'utsu svuth 80 iueist sat ry
mall ~ Addressing uh stamp tAHit,s this 20
~ " " shear ~ fv-rfs hl-t II -b's
to-
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j, al rasN .tssr h. tasss 80 dNsl% Z
sligtt AtAyk ~ iudis,''iur. sstvciaiN sbsN
th.f, i.s ptcii.pr.iiiuu t. i,g'',iv' -'s. if-,
- the stomach, nius, sys~ih, cuiwtssts a.
the moe, obstinate Tern q tkS dissse Il 10
vel, therefore, to siupt pt,Wutvr Wcssufv,
carl, Although Nostrtts''s stomach kttrrs
o'vr,omcs, u persisted 10, 49,, ~ i~,sI~t@ls
81 hug standing N u obviously ihs Iafi ui
~'si IN Ia Use n ,r n. 60 alal, assunas. =
'hruic Vha Int 3. vAri.slar, uu., ts
'Aus~ .. dN,psr~t. advance q cugtbi'u
other t-uiil, evils, such ss Disorder ~ The
aver, Constipation ot upda. Is s'nsss ~ th'
lu~cls. n.r,uas di-,rier. h'Is- houdfis
sirrpl.ssn,ss Thee maisdir, su '~st yt.
vented and 'm"iisd ~ the hit,-f.. la, b..
much bette. Ia ch~,k them w. Their "utss
9th tho great alternative, that H. ssit uutl
they e.ishllsbed = nrue' f,-nthold In thu ~.
t'ia surely the sd't-stali', ~ Ih's musi ="
sllartut.
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WINNING A WIDOW.

The widow Cummiskey was standing
Al the door Of her little millinery store
n Newark avenue the other evening. n
MIR, Costello came along. Mr.. Costello
stopped.
Good ~cvcnin' to You. ma'am.' said
be.
Good eyenin' To you, MIR. Costello
answered the widow.
Its tine weather we're havin,'
ma'am." continued Mr.. Costello.
1T IL that, thank God" replied Mr..
Cummiskey, ''but the winters comm
II last and il VI to all both grca,
.nd small"
''Ahr r said Mr.. Costello. ''bat for all
hat it doesn't come to Us all alike.
Now. here you are. ma am, fat. rosy,
an good lookin', equally swate as =
summer g%reenin', u fall pippin or a
winter russell
''Arrah. hould yer whist, now" in.
terrspted the fair widow, laughing.
Much an old bachelor like you knows
about apples or women. But come in.
Mr.. Costello, an take q cup o tay with
me. for was only standing he the
doore, lookin' at the people passin',
for company sake, like, and I'm sure
the kettle must have sung itself hoarse.'
Mr.. Costello needed no second In.
vita,ion. and he followed his hostes.
into her snug back room. There WAS q
bright fire burning In the little Frank
lin stove. the tea table WAS sending
forth q cloud Of steam that took q
ruddy glow from the fre.ligbt. the
shaded lamp on the table gave a mel
low and subdued light To the room, and
1t was all very suggestive 0l comfort,
ITS very cosy re are here, Mrs,
Cuhmiskey," said Mr.. Costello, cast.
ing q hook Of appreciation around tn.
apartment. =
Yes, replied the widow, . she laid
the supper. lit is that, ~hin ] do b
havin' company"
"Ah." said Mr.. Costello. '.it mus, b.
lonesome for you with only the ca, ant
yer cup o. tay."
sure II is" answered the widow,
But take q safe and set down, Mr.
CASTILLO. Help yerself 10 this fsh an
don't forget the p~urtatic.. Look a
them they're 'pli''in' their sides viii
Nj. Costello helped himself and
paused. He looked ut the PLUMP
widow. with her arm IN that graceful
position assumed in tho pexring out q
tea, and remarked, ..Tm sinsibls OF tn
comforts OF q home. Mrs. Cunmiskey
though I've non nisself. Mind. now
the diferelce between the tastes o. tal
made and sarved that a way and thu
Ntay they gives youth an 'ating house
Sure" said the widow, there
nothin' like u little home o yer own
wonder yer never got narri;. Mr.
Costello"
Il was about Ia make thu same ~
marx in reference W yerseat. ma s.m,
answered. Nh. Costello.
God Keep Va" exclaimed NJ Cum
Miskey, "aren't f. ~sda-' ~omL u!
scven year.
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THE STATE INSURANCE ,oxrA>,.
It, New building In IN. Ne,n~...A Ned.
81 Of Architectural B~Asty..1A~ Ssc.
cs~s 81 . sound Messe CesmpARy..A1.
pie Asserts and Careful NanAse0en,
IL Reliability Aad Istsre SsNsss..
The Crswning Achievement u 1hir.
teea Year. VI Prosperity.

The state Insurance Company has
jus, completed IN ihc. Moines one IL the
most imposing and beautiful structures
In the West. u l. a business block ~
feet Mid. b, lur feet deep. and four sto-
ri.- IN height, i~scluding the basement,
sta u in tn" hear, 81 the business
portion III the city, The from, Is III
Ohio bun stone, hn.ly and beautifully
cut. The hrs, story and basement, Mr..
occupied b, III. mammoth dry goods
store, ii ". X. bird. The third sto'
~ entire il occupied 10y tn. Odd Eel.
lows. aud has been richly furnish ~ and
lifted up In grand style. The res, 81
the building. except that used ~ offices
by the company. j. divided into con
yenient offices. III" Company has It's
Offices on III. second fpr. where every
thing l. ncRtnrss and perfection Their
offices occupy the entire north half "f
this story. Fronting the street l. the
beautifully finished and furnished oflc"
oi Hon. John A Elliott, President ~
the company. II il elegantly finished
with English aud French walnut, and Is
II feet >qusr" Adjoining this. l. the
office u the Secretary. Hon. Mau,h"~
| Long. and in the rear VI thi. there !. ~
| commUtious business oNice. ~h"r. nu.
| nerou- clerks aud accountants are EN-.
ployed with tn. records and paper. per
tanning " the imnrns" and rapidly ~
| cumulating business, 81 the COMPANY.
Connected with this las, mentioned
room there IL n large iire-proof vault.
where the books and papers are kept
Then there are apartments for the .io'
rage 81 blanks and genera stationery.
All these various apartments are neal,
furnished and conveniently planned for
the transaction Of business. The whole
building is warmed by steam and light
I'd with gas. The Company should
feel proud 81 it, new home. and Its pat
rons all over Iowa will doubtless fee
pleased a, this additional guarantee Of
iu reliability and permanently ~ AZ
lows institution. The property is m
additional security 70 polio, holder..s a.
the investm@nt will yield a go-i proii'
and increase the ASSET oi the Company
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

Tho Atlantic Cahlos n"anc uhst another
ui tm.r,c. industries IA en'i,lsi IA the nfs,
assfd, spi ~ mi. instsnce, .scstl"c'"i.
Messfs. Vim 4 kimhsil A Go ~ Re- h"si'f
y. \, receive. after careful dclilsrs,lnn - the
supr, the Iur, y silver medal, honorable m'n
,inn aud diploma fnf their world ~ih. anil -
putahis tsut, Var tobacco sni cigarette
nov Oo ssie Ia even quarter ~ The sl"'+
hi, arm p~r@iuce n%oiiins tu, hfsi Ia sgu"si'
aud ~hrnrs.r their uams 10 attached :" an
article. Iso lie Eau d'lfni uIpn ~ i"ins
guaranteed, fbeN have brought -0i '"''fe.
ns~ ,ti0ls ~ late. sud 'hiot smunF ii,Sn
n.~ brand Of snnkinx tobacco nau1"i .tisf Z
celebrated plant sr"sn IN the ln1l's. allied
Islsc,s. hi. 'o,,s.ro e fs 'npuAsts al" sisi
to -cunsnl.. 81 TIL. tue.
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auQs o. sTa ssss~.

tAN-hNlNH
nv % Tr' 80 la. 9 - .rt ue.
Vice, sshderns snrths ,, 'ts StsA.
streams
~ insna, oca t.lsia'i u. e,Ai~s sssE.
50 the bod "a. TIE, mls., 10, 'a5~3 ~
Coms .g'murng IA II, Zee, Uvsuri,.
But To-, thu, IA, shsn. ,i,s.-1 10 tstr5s
dr.sns,
ne youAs AIol'o s-syT.i ,l,m 20 b.,
team.
aud qo,hohcd be lo,, Ia uirs a.. -.
AID ats', 10 n, ta~tr. t~ss 49,, 70 tel
Tie c'ei.s. uigtt The Joy, hlst "a, t.it
kbOsr
- drsm, TO srd sud nv l,,, IN
J~sh
ate a,ep .tn N~-. UdAy .yi-, SO
~ IN. sri Of ID. ivory cate u .,-e,t
Breaking IN words =, turuiug o., b.. ON
II.
Zoe IA, from IN AMI how "a, 'ra o,.
captive Css~sndr,, Ger, thu, .h.t In .sh,
~ cosguertng G-sce thou ssiest cs Us
h~frh,
~ ,hsnse-s ~sil frum on, II, ~rv,k ~ T-v,
Ttite eth the burning so-i 10, .Isv,. ~
pky
Had fron Thy trembling lip trar'd quite
Tic kissss Of the gc-i and HEAVIER {. hg,t
No Sso~n upon thee onl, Ia dts,rS
Pr thee, sun-.,rckcn one, ,h'stysmsl .,..
~ -dn lay open ~ u. scyt grave
Thinys ~ shich speech seemed malB,s
~bIlc Thy crics
"a ~rungcd Apollo lost The gay "a sa,,
TIL at the last, the faith VI uptutnci eve.
Brouah, him 20 right, - death 70 f',s the
slave.
r~>rs
\.
laughter - gal, aud men. great ruling -,n,
sce,hing IN oil, rsge ~ithio the -rh.r,
Which guis and men Msisn the ~umsn here,
I'll, stricken whsr, ID, souud approved the,
eth.
Mother snd mortal. all the It'd. ~ ~
Rushed through the gar. aud nothing NOR,
seemed dear
But power IA wreck higt ruin, nothing clesi
but the long dream You waited Ia fultil.
Mother and spouse queen Of u, kIug oi men
What fury brought .tgys,hus "a n, I'D. '-
Bu, else mere NAV worm rusdc.,o Ire, man.
PRIDE;
woman, thy foot " az on tn, t,iAut then
Mother, thou vert avenged Tor love drh~i
II,
Woman and Gre-k-~o doubl, trAncd IN art
speeding the purple for the couqucror''
tvesl,
Bowling With felin. grace IN, royal head
How perfect, ~help-rohed Homes thy part
cue wrong the more IA wiring the sucSen'
smart,
Then three swift strokes, and u, sIu~ boy
hkprus red
Who shsmed the hero lay. him With III, a'sd
Where Devermore his word may vcH her heart
Bold queen, aha, we're Ia thee the ro-s, u
(ireecei
What had t~ n any gui Of any nan,,
Nor than the lion heart you made Ia r"ss.-
Or tr live dog TO all YOU humor. t"ru.i
The very fures left your soul In peace,
Euul Or.ste.' sword drove HON. their CLAIM
Eslli PrEp,tK
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01
se~tisn Of the Iletroit C.strsI station,

On day mast ~spvinga, Daniel bcons
Warner ~sk going ups;ra,iot avenue, u
strange halted him on the side
~Ls and sw.etiy asked him to dire;
her "a q ~ood-yari. H. -we'sly did.
..nG u..n sent his nay, but her f.s
t.UntNa I'm al that long das A. be
p.asted I'Dund thro.yt nc uSd H.:
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As.s.Cs.A>s ~ wssss .

Near, Nn . htri~N \ 20. - N-h't
,sr, NJ msnuts. tursts ~ the NsnuN l~l
Cigarette. srr ms.ius ,igswtu'. frsn ,alu
able f,-iV~ tud the ,ut, ard rc'Aet ~ A'ikn..
,stsrb soJ ,uli IN IN. h.si NsnN rs 'pls
hsNs 1.-l them .pj 70, ,b.' ss the beet sn'i
pksssn,.st rn.i, yet kar-s The, 40
yur.l, vegetable, cna'sta 10 ,'hs,v1 ssa
tur,i.b ~i'bsl : vr', pleasant .n'sAc -It ~
ciSsf and ifus iealrts sasnpA' psstss' y,
matt ls,e1t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

IA ban.s, QUAKER .tiie' irots lLo, Ma
'Ur Tut Ks.pe,t~d rh Having 'ss'n
thy m. I nod ,hsy have iune me good an
indu.,si ,o suite hi. csri a. tpu- bns the,
car 30 oi,AiDs-i. d,u't thint ran 3D. sith
"ui them. They are great hc 'iog ." The
- snj thou stll sutei, ssV" nv NJ .rt'
"A N.A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

JhOn.ands Of dpllArs are noe b~ins sa,..i
~ year by progressive farmers, sho 80
dbeov-r the great value ~ freely using Cue!'
ln'. Coi,dIt.ou PJv1sr le the feed 81 ~
,ark : 4: r-fo<es tbs .iek. tEsfasA- the 49,
fuin..- and ,~-~aiy. ard pSo<Do~. nS grosn'
-, n a. D-lgTsta
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

Cn0mo1 eolds nexI.s Sd. are the csos~ ~
ooe-hAif the d~s,t. a. p.umy<Ioe lurks 10
svery cough, often usinx .. ms<ks, the raddy
ehssl, quickensd ynl-~, and SPARKLING eyr. al
u derpay plant. IL dreaded deAdiy N.ssd. IN The
syvtAan. livery home s,suId contain Gil-rt'.
kItr.et Of Tar and Wild Cherry shich prevents
s~nous sickha~> n taken In ,ims, and ~tIl sure
ly cure Colds, COlghs, Cruup CAiArh, Coz.
sunppeioU and 81 hrunchiAl complaint ILH
Wait Tor sickness "a come, but bis day tai,
home Q hottie Of kileV's Extract 81 Tar and
via Cherry Tor Il msy AVE the life Of . l0s~l
zoe, vh~n delay would IL death. sold %, oil
drugxfstA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

t.sing co~., ~ ryvvlNsy ~ pxlnfsl Ssnsr~s
Lts -t>slk Se.y tr~J CArsr's ts1Tc0i.i
kIvrsT q. ? AArtSes. a. tAssA 40 ne ~ vi
oEvily usM uSi = - Mature. hiss-'F n
y.~ ,-ii%s-s,. ne tot' ssssgs "a =
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UMV s.MNAss.V ws,..s~s.

AtnfIv k9fF sei tsfFalrss Fhnssifl 'hs'
'u'ys ssrf, U1ass sod rfrtrats dissss w
tssI 80 uhs hhs-l IUr simast fcsula' ~
rsss sUu u'rf ssttNe 10 ~ f~frstsst tlp.ssNg
t,rf v,tfsrri HIssn nsh ~ b,,sf IL ,hai
r,n'iN std ta gsNqstrbs 49, t~tus tacsss.t
., ihsusshis sho hsNs 80, saNpi spd ,utr.i
~ 10 Wi tou ~ " So ,shsf tsHumn
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" $780,. s. ~

A~afFNHttH a. ~ 49, "a
Nss~s ,te $3.50
ea~ tts.sf Rsss ~vNs go fs.sa
ssssssa $50 $3.50 tsW - o. . 3 staa
ss $500 49, -uats ~ t4sazs $50
Af~atNaa s@evFe A.ss surwxzAA " 10
autss - sstsAi ~ Fsae-A ~ .
80, s~stsfsse' s@A fsvsssat 80 fas -
'Aass ~ 49, Ne~~s~asss No 80 q s~as s@s3
Nk&~ hs1 wAs~S . sess q ts< sNsAs-
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49, 80 Z - .s So 49, fhsteA tsA - p
ksss "a . Nf. 40 30 . h@sF raas eel
$50 p@t ia Tsra e. ssN ka@FNA To-
lac NJ a3Nef ts steNAs q e. s~~FN.
-'stAsf twa h.ts &c b. aessAa .HA saaf
S~ss.liffns h1siness, a. go. Nss z~st .Aess
'4f psteSs, .mllsft, stsstuA UuAa ~
rAaesv tAsss NsSA~ss gssvssatt - asArs. go.
..aA g. m,Ht ,Vs ~~sAi w. N.ss $780,
htss q ~ slnA - -vsi ~ &c ssA~~
upsat 80 ssRt ~ a~ ~ AsN ~ 49, -.
"a 80 " s.i~s = ~ te@. .esstv . Ne k=s
thss s,aS .vs.fs a. tArv-t zee sss1s ,.Fu.eAs
s.feassts Aasi tafp iht. as.tlss 49, h. saaf
NinA thseits tsA.se~ !, -A.t 49,
saNt W 81 svs ssa ~uA psaf Aau ~ Haa
Ns.s ioefs Usi,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

"tsupouy h ,h' ',@i Ia ~ssith - M, ct.
worth ~ tscIs SANE Hsrur-s bl spplisi ga
your harness, ~,ll maxi ,"ui leather irs hse
s~~ sol Keep I, aft sud pliabl~
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

d. Jsau-s' ts.rms W'sb 'skrs stand VA.
riysliei "a . worm medicine Owe ihrm .
thai Nj ~ all Druxvisis
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

uns', Ss~'s Nerve ash None ,lnaent Il.
fut s,sh and 'ssst sud 10 : h-im far sscf,
sou,i Sid ~ all Dfusyi.t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

tt,.t. ..i,.Hi,~i rstt--i lrose 49,. ihs
ufi, fcrs' .if, -di ~ " f,i So sd'yf
tie at ~ .hstbet VdamV
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

Rvssass l,vss Sspt'tssts . tss.a.ss l's'
I.saclsiat eel Goas,irsties ssij ~ tfassss
Rytes u oDoss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

ttuAf,s h.,y Ne ~ sni NAhsF. es.A .l~a
IL Nln~bslfs fs~thins s'sur "a asFA II
Isy~iutvs Nstafei ItesI FvsGislss 10 at-eis
,Nf,. d,sss,sfs cod aisfstFa .it~Hs fNSa
tss,hiUs - ushcy ssUses al q, 81 iaWs
.L.a. 81 n ~ InAAr
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As..n.s sd sr..Au..

fsfgsits h.tst', .sNSs si~sss~i v 80
reFisa s.4s. g. ~ t~sa ~ ssstta, eel 4u.u
B. ,hssT-s esd t-ttsf ne wse-.ttas
ysl. - tf,utls~ .sss sNiiis F--Arys h sAeAn
80 sni ,.sys Ne siss0sst srd ts-sA ~
hoeh~. - t~shsN rrgalsiss ~ g.. u tls
cf.fsies h~s.b, vIsn ~ Ahtns'. 10 ,,a
i've Va ~ ,rr, .Hd lsiisbt ~ trst-tu. ~
tss N.stns zoe 49, q ne rIta .nA AsNsAttui
kI-Ftert 49, eds .tq q .Hh.Ntu - s.ls
- N NJ IL. N.Lna..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

pW Gou,, Dyspepsia, Bilious, Rsinittsn, and
Intermittent fevrrs, DiseAses " the blDsi,
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, DR.. Tn,t's Pull
have hspn uOaderfully suoeesful. Thsse die
es-s. arr ths rerilt Of vitis'ei biosi. - a
Blasd Purifier thsy have no equal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

a. HEfa.I ssrisstin T,te. 81 ~aA W alaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-01

u yrt',Hn1a hii+ai ani II fU'Afsu t
cures T. b. ~ic sni ,nfr. Doe, it,
eu"A gu,tl, AMI cn,,ualj,. AMI b,
lus, tho st,sle ncydc,i iu cs,n iam,l,
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AWososssVl 80 c,cssG
WIZARD OIL.
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ne hcn'. sft.. ,ss~
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

Judge VOORHEES, Justice Of the peace bill,
which recently passed the House, will be
warmly welcomed by all the citizens OF New
Orleans as Kidding them Of the present trouble
some and annoying system and return TO that
which prevailed here before the war. The
annoyance and direct pecuniary loss suffered
Nv merchants and others under tho system
that Judge VOORHEES, bill abolishes ell must
Know. One Judge Of a far uptown district
made himself quite conspicuous with his
easas against leading citizens. and derived
sshh revenue from the failure, or rather the In
ability, of these defendants to appear before
him. The old system really placed the prop
orty Of merchants and taxpayers at the mercy
Of the petty Radical judges elected in the far
uptown districts.
The change made by Judge VOORHEES,, re-
stricting the jurisdiction Of the justices Of the
peace to the district from which they are elect
cd. will therefore be welcomed by all; IL is adj
vantageous to all alike; 1t is advantageous to
the poor artisan to be sued where he lives, and
not dragged away half dozen miles to an
swer to a suit: It Is of untold benefit TO the
rich merchant who is no longer to be taken
from his business, where thousands OF dollars
are at stake, 80 the other end of the city on
question of five or ten dollars Our citizens
are deeply indebted to Judge Voorhies for this
bill. which will save them in future from this
ANNOYANCE and loss of time and money.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

Tho aav Of the pious and Christian states
man is not gone by; not in Utah. at leas.'
The meeting and organization OF the oIan
4 legislature shows that body to be cohpoeeu
So largely of church leaders that IL mlgh'
we'll he mistaken for prayer meeting. Inc
Z egislature was organized by the election OIL
I .orenzo Snow, one of the Twelve Apostles Oh
4he Mormon Church, president OF the Couh-
c;l alias Senate, while Orson Pratt, announcer
APOSTLE was chosen Speaker OF the House
Tho secretaries of both legislative bodies
wore bishops, while the lesser positions, such
-, rarpeants-at-arms, ETC., were given W
.aeacons and priests alone. These legislators
,yay,a many wived indeed, only three Oh them
s,a;ny contented with single spouse. Inc
.,,,o hundred members of the Legislature are
.nrovided. it has been found, with eAac'is
three hundred and seventy-five wives. "A
-s1,ieas are scarce in Utah, it will be manifesI'
Tmnossible for these statesmen 10 ehcoui "s
their wives relations as Grant qua
IT, The strength of polygamy in Utah is snow
A. tha fact that every member OF the Lesl'ia
.,,ro with but one exception. Is MORMON
md almost every one bishop. Ihefe L
-. ,-ao.ical,v no difference between meetlng
she elders OF the Mormon Church ana ses
..5qa ii the Legislature Of Utah. Inc olsno y
q the church meet in the Tabernacle anu y
49,. :, the regulation OF religious matOeI
aud caca adjourn to the legislative nails ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
The mast wear certainly makes bad show

The past year certainly makes bad show
ing as far as bankruptcies are concerned
These probably exceed in number the failures
Of any past year Strange to say, New York,
which clings so fondly gold and the present
financial condition of the country. is the worst
sufferer from these bankruptcies. At the pres
ent rate of failures In that city at least $780,
Oo0, 900 of the capital of that city will be swal
towesl up witEin the year. The contraction
policy and bankruptcy seem to walk hand in
hand. In 1868, when the currency OF the
country was large there were only 4Ss fail
ures. This good showing continued for
number of years, until 1867, when the con-
traction policy was inaugurated. The bank
ruptcies then sprang suddenly forward from
soo Ia 2sss. and the amount from eight to
eighty millions. Under the contraction plicy
these failures had grown to 1851 in 1870 ass
IN 1874. sosa in 1876, while for the past Yer
thev will number at least 1900, 1877 pens
the champion bankruptcy year OF the century
THE increase. as will be noticed, has pee
stead y for a number Of years past, ana III OK
act nroportion to the contraction OF the cui
reney. The East, West, and all sections
the country have suffered alike from TINS ois
ease of bankruptcy.