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The' My Review. . JOStl. T. JAMES, Ed. atid I'rop. - I " ' 15 t . WILMINGTON, NV C. T ITESD AT, JANUARY 0, is: tq pay! taxes to tlcm Lut, on the hand, they, willingly pay "V t'leir This is what the Democrats propose to ilb iu lilouUi Carolina and Louisianaj' and it is more potent, sometimes, that two or three ,Lj Volumes of law report in " deciding an issue. '.Thu property in those two StAtc-s is in the hands of -the 'Democrats and , they, not oniy rciuse 10 n-coui.t: ic Chambcflaln laheliKldg governments so far as other han money to support tho two legally chosen Democratic governments.' Money will tclhjbcttcr than blood in tliu short ip;n as fls in thejong nin.v . - " RIGIIT.OR.oVSk. le Jacksonville Union, a liepullic.in. paper, owned by Gov. Stearns, said re cently in speaking of the second -canvass of theTIorida yotet-, i . ftf ilarcelTiis L. Stearns was fairly and itoucstlv 'defeated .iu the recent electi; :u r : then so far as the electoral, vole of Florida is concerned it belongs to .Samuel J. -Til- den.' There , is j no getting aruufnl . Ui?t fact.f' vl'c h' V... ,Thfx,young -man is right ' this time. There "is rio cettiur? nrniind the. Hut th:it Drew iias been declared Governor -f Florida and that Tildcja is unduubtealy elected. 1 Still the Admistratiou are. trying tocTarbtin'l this fact much in the a.mt way arid that! the devil got nrWiml the -stump l4rWt go around it at all. Messrs, Grant & Chandler will nam tiud out why tbc devil stoi;ed sli;it and failed to trtaic the circuit of that - 4ump. THE BLIND LEA 1) IN(J THE 4. ULhND. ii-, what'is the Ut' course f i ' Oder tlic present phase 'of tl .WTtrjis to jbcj hoped that the Southern edi tor Will make un their minds, at : some time or other Pre&idejitial djiutfiilties and then 'advise the people ii accordance and stick to thaf advice and not bo eternally veering about frota one. point cf the compass to the,oth- .r' "X lUtlAI tvliiln fir'- Kr.rr.n nf tl.n;n Tin.- . n u rrAW 4-- A r- nllil. ivll'i In 11H illil ptlS WIU ConlJ IU luaivJ iimipllAiv lljirv. opinion instead of following it, .thought that ipl!icy of Am'3stcrly silence was the bos'tforSisiintU : the present cum plica tions hate become settled and now, tince A'ancd has spoken, they seem,' to think that tho morc mouthur pcjp!ei?sh )w the II EADQUARTERS. be better it will be We pave ever bliudj attemi)t to or them in the long run. thought that" when the lead tho- blind, thj pro babilities arc that both will fill into the 'ditch together. THE KEY TO THE SITlfATION. i j - (ii ' .Florida, or, rather, the electoral vote frotflthftt State, socms to be the key td the political situation and we believe that the i ji i i ' result will lunge entirely o:i that electoral TOte Jrul tSat tho fight will lc over' the returns from that State . 'Florida chooses four electors ; of, Vresi- dentantTVio-President. If thesa elec tors-Arc counted for Mr. iddeu, h2 will liavc leaving out the disputed '.vote from Orcgon-and all the votes from South Car.- olioa.aQd Louisiana, and admitting that Cbl6rail-i" entitled to bo cou;ifcd-188 o!ectoraLvptc, or,tljrc3 more than a ma jority 'of tbowbolc number of electors ap pomtcljIfthUe, on .tho other hand. Mr. Hayes cannol be! Rejected wUhdtit all therotw bt regon, Colorado,- South C;ir- UllUi. auu.JUUUiiauu, turn iinrau. uj i iv. itvtt in addition. Thus every o::e of the votes' of these five- States must Le counted fcr Hayes in order to elect him, while one vote from cither one of 1 hem will tufiice to elect Tildeu; and as ! we have stated, the four votes of Florida would make for liim three niorc than a majority of' tire whole Union. . ' . It is fortunate for the pcoplp -nnU lr. the Democratic party that IlayCs falls shortj po many votes while Tildc;i reiaircs Vjbut one to ensure his election.. If the sit nation was reversed tho unblushing cf- .ifrontry of tho Administration would-havo enabled them to capture the needed vote with some show of honesty and with an air- of almost perfect disinterestedness. It is in the simple fact that four States are lacking, iustead of one,vhich carries with it our greatest . safeguard, j It might 1 Le easy lenongh tpi hoodwink people jnto.K' lie,virJg that'one State had beeu Ki away frpmitarlicalism by intimidation or frauds lut it will Hot bo so easy to maintain the 'aSJertioiPlhat four States, in. all f w hich the clectiou luachinery yas in Radical liands, Have all been carried for the Dem 1 ocrats by illegal meaus,' amX we think this - fact Will tell Tery ! forcibly with the Senate In arranging for tho counting of the votes. There is too mucn revolutionary ground to ho corened, too many tracks to be m-adc in the mud ana too mucn oi ( law ana usage to be overthrown to render the at tempt a safe " one. The people of the United States are awake to the ganger and will not bo easily hoodwinked int a support of such radical measures as ignor ing the mandates ot , tho t highest Judicial tiibahal of X State, especially so when it then fs hardly aa boucstIlepubllcan in .t tho country who believes, foi one moment, that Hayes has been clectciV News and Notes from the Capital Sielchics CarniraLlast- Wcel--Tlie Political Skies Looking . Brighter Effect 'of Senator Conk- ling's Speech Investigatlns: Got. G rover, fcc, &c.v &c. ? Xot since 1872 has such a carnival as this been seen in "Washington'," and never frc was! tfherd knows such a jolly and rotei.e:r.'eigliirig carnival, nonerthe Jess yMy fur be; impromptu. ; Ever' after nooa of tlu ycek has Pennsyl vania avenue been tlironge-d with exery conceivable kind vt vehicle that Jcoiilcl ;pos6ibly be made to slide. Dry goods Uoxes, . boats, barrels and even tubs, cm runner?, and the occupants nearly all of the?.i en masque; Ilerp clinging to a hand sled, drawn by a black horse of gigantic proportions, dashes by towards the CapitoV awrarf pf wjiomj Ii's head is the larger" part, the most prominent featuro of -the -..head being a ruby red nose Cronin's sic transit." ''A model lleturning Board" of six dilapidated looking individuals astride o: a ' plank. with, carpet-bags' lashed,. to their. backs and 'drawn by a mde blind in one eye, f arn another party. Don Quixote on his .voodea horse- is" there,, and many , are the irav and extravagant .turmoils besidej The sport runs wild arid the fun is im uie.n'soiricWt will probably be-keplt up as lr:g as'thejsriow lasts. . y but while Ming Carnival;holds his own on the avenue, King Treason at tli3 Capi tol, has given place to burlesque, for the treasonable plot to. prevent thei inaugura tion of the legally elected : President has most 'certainly dwindled to this and lOtiiT iiig'.inare. la fict, about the only persons upon whuu theltadica,ls can now count with any certainty to support tiem m tlvjir couiiiihg out project are Messrs. Chandler, Morton aud Grant: and the, si-ns oftUa-timcs arc that from within the Ke publican party itself is cjming to ihe aid of right and law a force which will cause the final overthrow of tho infamous conspiracy possibly even before the lth of February. In "his reioarks'subinitting to the Senate thojincmorial of the New York merchants and, bankers, Senator Conkling shadowed forth a com sc of action 'which, evidently. gives great uneasiness to the conspirators, au-d it is believed that Messrs. Blaine and Edmunds stand on the same platform with Mr. Conkling. Ever, though it bo not with. them a matter of high principle, these arc" men with political p-jsibiliii.es before tueni.whldi tlijy will - not lightly sacrifice.. f . ' Moi ton'sjcommittee iu 'the investigation of the" Oregon problem have been examin ing Mr. Croiiin right steadily this week, but have .dieted nothing upon which' to ground a refusal to accept his vote.. An attempt was made to showjthat the $3,000 which he test i tfed to. having received for his services in acting as messenger to Washingtofr was a bribe, but tho result was an ignominious failure. Gov. Grover was examined at length yesterday, his .whole testimony going to prove that in granting the ceitilicate to Cronin he had acted iu full accordance with the law acd the con stjtutiou of the State of Oregon. By his honest and manly bearing, GoV. Grover .has made many friends, in Washington. The investigation by the Board of Police Comiuissioncrs-camo f to a sudden and unexpected f termination "thi .week, President Grant yesterday,-.' through' his Attorney 'General,' transmitting a letter to the, president of the 'board requesting his immediate resignation and those of all the other members. No, one appears to un derstand the1 meaning of this coup d'etat; but the theory most generally accepted is that the President was influenced in .his action by the fact. that f certaintestiincmy given by-ithe lowest of the gimbfers re flecting on the 'integrity and habits of his Alcoholic Majesty, was permitted by the board to Ik- published broadcast without a protest by a sinale member, and- sj King Stork gobbles them up; .; -fv. At last Judgo Ileivett's stateriient that his letters 'had beeu tampered with before their delivery to him has borne " fruit,; a garisT'of thieves having just been discov ered in' New York city with 5,000 stolen letters in their possession from which they had received checks to tlje amount of $:3,300X M. iht ot the suspected partieaare in custod and it will undoubtedly go Lard with them if they are proven 'guilty. At last Commodore Yanderbiit, after survivrng both Astor and Stewart, was gone in tho eighty-third year of his age to meet D:iniel Drew." The fortune he leaves is "csti mat ed in round numbers ' at $ 100, 000,000, more than ' yovr corresporftJent has earned during Grant's entire adminis tration., ji. .. .' It now seem fas thougU tho' Eiinipean 'war cloud, after haying rub '"corn and wheat up' to ''sky prices ia expectancy, is going to dissolve without calling for fur ther gre on any side. It is to - be hoped that this laieat news will prove reliable. The House committee on commerce has decided to lev- a head-money tax on all emigrants arriving in the TJnitl Slates. A grajul mess meeting is to be held next Monday at Ford's Opera House under the auices'of ths'Tildeii and Hendricks llel'-rm Club. , It will undoubtedly b an immense aHairj GcarxiE. Washingte n. Q, C,-, Jan, Cth, I877v THE G EN E R Al7 ASSEMB L Y . The fjllowing is a list of the' uimes of the meaibers of theuew Legislature. The names of Pepu'blican members are marked thus j . . . .r ' .: . r Senate.',-,; - v :,7 - f 1st District -Currituck, Camden, Ta quotank.'Hertford. Gates, Chowan and Perquimans--Octayins Coke, of Chowan ; William C. Mercer of Oirrjtncle. j" 2nd" Diitrlctrrell, t Washington, ! Martin, Dare, Beaufort. Pamlico and Hyde-Cbarles Latham ;T Caha g Srilisjncti--orthaniptpr and jicrlie George "A.'Mebame.f 4th . DistrictT-Halifax--JolLBiyant, coiored.t.. -ZJL 6th lJistrictEJgecombcW.P.Mab son, col.f 32d District Stokes and Forsvthe Thomas J. 'Wilson; of Forsythe. , 33rd District Surry ami Yadkin kJohu G. Marlef, of Yadkin. , . S4tli District Irodell, Wilkes,, ami Alexander Thomaa A Nicholson, of Iredell : Tyre Y'ork, of Wilkes." 35th, District Alleghain-, Ashe anil Watauga II ervey Bingham, of Watauga. S6th District-tCaldwell, Burke, Me Dqwell, Mitchell and "Yancev G. X. Folk, of Caldwell , C. F. Young oi Yancey ' ." ;' ' ! . - ' s 37 til District-y-Cataw'ba.'anii Lincoln S. M. Finger, of Catawba. . ' o3th District Gastoiji. arid Cleveland Robert W. Sandifer, of jGaston. 39th District PiUtherfoid and Polk M-. H..-Justice, 'of -Rutherford.' i 40th. District Buncombe and Madison Thomas D: Johnston, of Buncombe. ,.4Ist District Havvvood, Ilendersoii and Traus3'lvania G. S. Ferguson. 42d District Jackson, Swain, Macon. Cherokee, Clay arid "Graham L L. Uoli iuson, of Macon, President. ; Cth District Pitt Jos. B. Stickney. 7th District Wilson,; Nash and Frank lin N. W. Boddie, f Kash ; Henry G. Williams, of llson I V , jfitli Distnctraven George G reencf II 9tli District-pnesi, Onslow and Car teret Denj. F.skeV, of Jones j lOthiDistrict-Duplin and Wayne-John D. Stanford, of Duplin : I. F. Dortch, of 'WaytieT " ':.'- ;i ' I 11th District Green and Lenoir W.' W. Dunn.f 12th district Xew Hanover T. IP Moore, col.f r , -, . f 13th Dis-ict Brunswick arid Bladen J; N. Bennett, of Brunswick. 44th DistnctSampson-J, L. Stevr- artT" ; : .t vlGth District Colt mbHs arid liobeson Col. Henry B Short, of Columbus. lGth Distrjct-Ctmvlrland and Har nett W. C. Troy, of Cu mberland . 7 lTtli District Johnston L., R Wad dell. "' ' ''-.v- : . .;:';' '...- 1 8th District Wake 11. W, Wvnne.jf 19th , District Warn en J AY. Thorue.f , 20th District Orange, - Person, and Caswell John W. Graham, of Orange; John W. Cunningham, of Person. ' : .21st - District Granville Hanson T. Hugcs, col.f . . : ' -. , 22nd District Chatham W. G. Al bright. -e 123rd District lickingbamW. i:. Mebane. ' ir f- " " 24th District Alamance and Guilford 4 Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance; Junius I. Scales of; Guilford ' - i! ! T 25th District- Randolph-and Moore M, S.. Robins, of Randolph. ", 20th DistrictRichmond and Mont gomery H. C. Dockery, of Richtnor.d.f 27th. Distriet Anson Union Ed.. R. Lilcs, ot Ansoo. 28th District Cabarrus1 and Staidy L. G, Heilig,of Gibarrus.. j . 29 th v D ist ric t-Mcck 1 en bii rg Thorn a s J. Moore. 30th District Rowan and Davie Wlliam.H.sCrawford, of Rowan. 31st District Davi lson B. B. . Rob. erts T Stokes Walter W. King. Surry Graves. Swain T. D. Bryson. ; Tyrrell Dr. Edward Rirsom. Union C. Austin. f Wake Thos. R. Purnell, Jno. B. Bled soe, James Enniss,.M. G. TodI. f Warren W. W. Carter, col., D. R . Johnson, f . Washington S. L. Johnston, f Watauga W. B. Council. Way ne 0 wen Peel, Frank M. Aycock. Wilkes ITiineas T. Horton, J. Q. A. Br3ant T '., Wilson R. W. Singeltary. ( Yadkin Thoma3 Haynes. Yancey W. W. Proffit. , WilW.n. t ; ' ' Northampton A. J. Allen. Onslow J. W. Shackelford. Orange Calvin E. rarrish. JI Knox' Hughes ' ' Pamlico Yotcs with Beaufort. ' Pasquotank Hugh Cale. f I Pender Alfred Lloyd, col. f Perquimans Willis Bagley. f . Person M. McGehee. , . ; Pitt Elbert A. Mo-e, Samuel Quin ccrly. - " ,: i " ' v - ' Tolk Jauies lv. Simpson. liandolph Dr. T. L. Winslow,Dr. Mi chael rox. : Richmond Robeson MeRae Y. R.i Terry, f r- ; i i I, MurJjj k Groceries, Provisions &c. IIIXFiSlii), CHOW I (0., FFEi; F0K SALE LOW : Jggan k. t V House of Representatives. Alamance Daniel AVorth. Alexander Milton Stephenson . Alleghany L. L ,augiin. . , Anson B. I.; Dunlap. . Ashe Joseph Todd. ; Beau fort Decat ur W. Jarvis. - Bertie W. T. Ward.f i Bladen John II. Clark. ; , Brunswick Daniel L. Russel.t , Buncombe M. E. Carter, J. C. Sams. Burkcr-J. W. Wilson. Cabarrus E, E. Harris. Caldwell-J. M Houk. Camden J. K. Abbott. Carteret W. J. Gefforv. Caswell Thomas Harrison, Wilsn Cary, col.f i . Catawba D. McD. Y"ount. Chatham J. M Moring, R J. Powell. Cherokee J. W-Hooper. Chowan To weshend E. Ward, f : Clay-w W H. McLnre. V ' ' Cleveland 1L McBrayer: ; . Columbus V. V. Richardson. ' CraVen W, E. Clark, Henry II. Sim- mons. t. , ' ""' .': : ' . Cumberland L Y. Godwin, Geo. M.Rose. , - '.-! - . '"- Currituck II. E. Baxter, Dare -Geo. L. Fulcher. : . Ehvidson M. H. Pihnix; "J. A. Leach, Davie Charles Price Speaker. ! Duplin A. G. Moseley, J. G. Kenan. . Edgecombe W. A. Dugan Willis Bunn. f Forsythe Flsrar Linebeck Franklin John A. Williamson; col. f Gaston W ; G. Morris. ; . Gates W. P. Roberts. Graham votes with CucEokce. Granville H. C. Rogers and W. II, Crexs. f "V Z '''' ' ' "''-;' ; - Greene W. P. Orraond. f Guilford Lyndon- Swaim, J. N Staples, ; : ' . ' alifax J, A. White, John Reynolds, f arnctt JJ. 11. McLean, Haywood F. M. Davis. Henderson Ji L. Hood, f . ' . ' Hertford J. J. Horton . f Hyde William S. Carter. Iredell A. C.Sharpe, A. F, Gilther. ' Jackson G. W- Spake. Jobnston-H, J. Ryals, Dr. Far iuh ir 1 Smith. ; :;-: ; fV-. ! .' , Jones J. F. Scott.f .. . 'Lenoir James KDavis.t - Lincoln B. a Cibb. Macon Dr. Rush, : Ifacjison R. C. Gudgcr. ' MartinK, B.Fagaa, ; McDowell-J. S. Brown; Meck!enbnrg W. E. Audrey, IV A. Shotwcll. , - t 3 r . j Mitchell John P. Heap, f ! Montgcimeo- W. T. II Ewing.f Moore J. D. Mclver. , i Xash T. P: Braswell. : Xctt Hanover J. C. Hill col.; " James iiRociinghainaracj p.Dillard, Dr. P. il Winchester, pvr , . . 4 . Transylrania-G. AV, Wilson. Rowan J.S. Henderson. J. S. McGub- l Rather ford-D. Bearn. - r. Sampson N. H. : Fenndl, J, A. Di- Stanly J. E.HartsclL , o 1,000 . 2o 2a ' 10 100 BliLS. FLOUR from Medium Trades to Extra Family of choices Grands." ' . Boxes I). S. SidM, Boxes Canvassed choice article. Bbl.i-. Ho;. Ilerrinjr. Shoulders a 1 Boxes Smoked Herring Large and sound. Coffee, Kio, Lagayra and v V i.ard rfi keg-jarrels au,d tierces, Xew Or leans Syrup, Sugar House Syrup, Meal, Shr,t, Buckets, &c, &c. dec 13 J A3 I'KTTLWAY, H. SCntTLKSN MIAISISt COMMISSION AND Brokerage House. lLECEIVK- BEGULARLY and hare on exhibition, samples of Coffee, Flour, Rice, rnn Tobacco, &c, 4c. Tako orders for Meats, Lard, Salt, Candles. Butter, Cheese, Soap, Lye, Potashj Ac. Wire promptly all orders. Orders and con s-ijTnments solicited. We are aenU tor the falo of WILCOX, GIBBS & CO'rt MANIPULATED GUANO and the Bea;lv Cotton Ties. dec'i: PETTEWA Y & SC1IU LIvEN. Just Received XD XOW OPEXIXG AT THE a fuU aid fine stock of choice GroGuri83. Confectioneries, Fruits, Nuts, &aisins Currants, JELLIIIS, PRESERVES, &.C., Sec. Which will be offered at the lowest prices t. Jie Chiut;nas trad. Cu-313 and b; convinced. .r ' ' S. J. WEST, dec 19 Coi ner 4th and Campbell sts. "DON'T FORGET" J. J. SHE P ART) can be found on Sort 1 1 side market st., . Between Second and Third Sts., ' " Tieally aui filling' to do all kinds of : PAINTING, GLAZING, &c Also Dealer ia f GUOCKUIES, COXFEOTIONERIES, dec 1.1 Fanrr Gondii. Am. ' THE GRAND CENTRAL 1 HE SUiiSCIBSIt ANXOUXCES that hii popular Saloon ; 4!U r THE GRAND CENTEAL, on tlie ti-st fljcr of thj old National Hotel, is now prepared for ths Winter campain,bcing supplied '.with the choicest of t Wines, Ale3, Liquors & Cigars Fresh instalaaeiiti of til3 finest and STew Hivcr fattest y s t e it retired teg uUi I jr nd servfid jn anj: stjle iiesircd. REUBEN dec 13 Tonsorial. WSW: BAEBEIT GHOP. iJ JTT FATftOXS and :the public generally IVl.rlresDectfulIr informed that I hate nnenea a r. i . ... v - , :. NEW BAIJEvER at Xo. 7 Sodth Front pBtreet where the SltOP, fol- lnvin(r nvr nrlcps hare been adopted : ShaTing 10 cents ; Hair :Cuttins 25 cents ; - : Shampoo 25 centi. Open on Sunday morning, dec 13 ' CFJAS. E. CLEAPOR. - - - - : 1 v j -. - E. ARTIS, Til RTTTn?TJtTri?"BAllBEir. X; From Street, under Fnrcell Housv , , i - ; - ' Wilmington, N. tV. 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Succeeding volumtes, until completion, will be Issued once in two months. ; Specimen paees of the Aitmnv StS1 snow,mS tyPc. illustrations, etc., wl I hp cant mti. ij j t aoJS Merits Wanted, - ' D. APPLETOX & CO., dm Cv 55 JiBOADWAY,iiX. Y. Bail Boad'Line3t ' 3USTA RAILROAD. ; fWllmington, X. C:, Jaa j tHANE OF . SC1I EDCl . Oa and after Wednesday Jan 3 iog schedule will be run on thu;'. DAYKXPEES3 AND MAIL XRAlj ' Leave Wamingtoii.rt.,J.:- Leave Florence.......-5 I Arnre at uoiumbia. raTegmbla'..;:. TaveJFllrebce..3rrr7n.....;.;'" This Train will run Daily, except s SIGHT EXPRESS TRAIX tiSS LveWilmmgtohll.;:... -Leave Florence... ; Arrlrn ftt Ancrnstn '".7Ti Arrive al Augusta.. T.MTa Antrnstt . Leare Columbia., JJ Leave Florence....;;.;:;.'...... ? j , rire -alilmington.:......;; j ji THROUGH FREIGHT TRALX Dri, Lli - U.. 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Arrive at Goldsboro at............. joe Arrive at Kocky Mount at.. Arrive at Weldon at.L........ Leave Welaon,' dailyy at..., Arrive at Itocky Mount at. Arrive at Goldsboro at.. in u 6r 8K Arrive at llmmgton at 12 1; Tha Day Tra'n mates close cocafd Weldon for all point) North .vi Br daily, (except Sunday) and dailr,Tai m'ond and all rail . routes, s Niffht train makes close cot ncrti? Weldon for all points' north via Kicks? . Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars itfck' ail rigbt lrams, and rqa throngh fr mington to Miltbrd Station on Kiii Frederickburir & Potomac Railroii Freight Trains will leave WilaiH weekly at 5 30 A M, and arnre tli jan 2-tf joiin z mn General StperiDte: OrriCR "GekeraIi ScpkeintesutiJ Wilmington, N. C; Sept. It Ciiango of. "Schedule O N A N D f A FX K B fiUN D A V, ' t insttrains wil run orer thuV. as followjfi j Passe:iirer ami MaiLjExpr Leave Wiluington at. ... Arrive ia Chailotte at'.i....;......'.'.8:3l Leave Charlotte at... i . L..;.. 3 Arrive at Wilmington at...........J:3 i Daily, except Suadavg. ' I , ; 1! jut) ?YSQ.:joitt Geqeral Superist dec 13 T-5 F4 1877 INDEX-APPEAL, kyr (Daily and Weekly.) SJtiSL nrg. Vi, ia devoted to v-.ivu,ucns,iwai ana iorovn rlipn cc !nn of political and social tonics, and oTJhfnlft6 rigb ,and interests oi ine-paopie. Its commercial rerxlrts am nasedipon actual tmnsactiont anT K, .ab.t journal. r Ti . " . mcniawj is in lis emnlov n , . . wwei, uews ana eos&in from f "JE01111 centres, and noieffonSed ,?Tr8tlass lamilHnewSrS? The Index-Appeal has a Large rcitvknd V.jL'LxrF!11 thaf any other paper in tnHve largest cfrcnla- . v vim OI any Virginia paivr. SUBSCKIPTIOV i ; three months ' -w one month -v EEKLY (one year) , -six months - POSTAG PEIPAtn. All orders for mhcArn(. ' - panied bv th Th '"" muil e accom tPannu'xrT111 at the rate of S3 CO H 00 1 50 50 $2 03 1 00 NOTICE ! NOTIUE ! NOTICE! gllAVING ON HAND A LARGE Stock f tffjr ' - retl?J Tel1 wholesale; at at the following reduced rates j Fit-Claw SbMjingtlO teuta jfard. 1 - Hair Cutting 25 cents, a busheL Shampooing, only 25 cents a eord. f . t wBrber bhoP the First NaUon- al Bant. dee 21 rpHE ANSONUN A WEEKLY NEWS. $9AF pafroSxed Urg ?7 .the Farjiers and Humes lien of Anion . Umon, Stanley, and other counties alongthil Carolina Central Rail Eoad, and the ller ehanU and other Buiiness Men of Wilmington they would seesre the trade cf thit rros perouaaoB, will Cad no better nedica to Send for speeimpn co " t'.i . I V I I ! Y WJ ir-m . i . . --AriXA .;1IT r-r ' Sol & Broo.. 20 ilarict Street, nholeule nd PcaleVs ia Itetsp cuysmna; dP goods We respectfully reoueit t . 1877 ITew lTbrk Thedi erent edition of Th St, the next y ear will be the same year that has just passed.' - The dtSr i will on week days be a sbeet of J and on Sunday a sheet of eight p!5, broad columxu; ,whiIe the weeil, be a fheet of eight pages 'of the 1 sions and character teat are alreafy to our friends; K -'; '' : ? " ' I Thb Spjt will continue to be tfc advocate of reform and retreBchnactt f the substtution of eutejupan&bipr integrity for hollow pretence, ipbeo fraud intbe admininration of publrf ' It will contend for the g overnmeDt-. pie by the people and for the PPi posed to "government by fraud ia. box and ia the counting of votci, mUiUry violence, Jt will endeircrk its readers a body now not faf lion Cf souls with the most carfo' and trustworthy accounts of cifTf and will employ for this pvrpox and carefully selectedTlafif of repf correspondents, f I ur reports froaj ton, especially, will be fall, a8, fearlessjaod it will doabilass coa '. asrre an en ioy tha h atred ot thfit J, by plundering theTreasury ot bf f what the law does not give thea, endeavor to merit tbecoaSdencetf by defending the rights of tbe ftof the encroachments of unratified P The price of the daily Sc a month or $6 50 a vear post p&t ' the Sunday edition tl 70 a yer.f.( The SuKnay edition alone a' $1 20 a year, post paid. ' V s.- Tbc Wemr Sua, eight ftgS columns. wHl b fnmlhed darirf , rate of i a year, post paid. ' f i ( The benefit of this large redscuo-f. Previous date for Tb Wrxatr a J -. by, individual subscribers with' ity of making up cluba. At Jba if any; of our friends choose tQ ail P bag-ourcirciilation, we shall be f1: th.em and every such person m'. or morel ihscrjhcrs from ore Pi entided to one cuny of tbepsp',. ageipaid, ttcexpcn-esorpapr c uareiy repaia: ana, row-- of the sheetaod the quality oUts t7, lished in h trnrld. and We trW threry bct - t'.Vrnt dec 13 .,' . Neijr A DVERTISE .i ,;" aTeruaa. . . . f !ce . ;
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Jan. 9, 1877, edition 1
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