The Daily Review
juax. X. JAMKS. d. anil i'io
SATUKuAV. HfcPlEMUhK 12, it
Entered at the 1'osToKFt ce at
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Matter.
The eWth am Ual session of the Loco
motive Firemen's Association began at
Chicago Tuesday. The society is a benev
olent one aud has fifteen thousand nuni
berg.
A business is eiid to le carried oa in
England, France and Germany for the
manufacture of Jao similes of United
States postage stamps, which are sld to
perEons who are tiabiug oullections of pos
tage stamps.
The receut gold?i: wedding of Cbark-&
Frarc.s Adams, at Qumcy, Mass., was the
third held in the sa ne lious-i &rA- fainiiy.
Presidtnt John Adams' was celebrated
there in l14, wl en he was 7&, ai,d I'resi
dent John Quiucy AdamsJ in 1847, when
:t was the same age. Charles Francis
Adams is To
General Butler, according to a B iston
correspondent, will make his tight for
Governor of Massachusetts on State issues
alone. He will aim to avoid anything
like antagonism to the Republic-ma on
national questions, and will, it is said,
wholly ignore the currency question and
the Southern question.
The railroad drawbridge scene in Bouci
cault's new play at Booth's Theatre, ac
cording to the Herald's correspondent, is
received with more applause than 'Booth's
best ac'.ing in the house of his misfortunes
was ever rewarded with,' ai.d he mjkes
thissugg stior: If machinery is so much
more tfiective vhau men aud women in
exciting an audiencerhow long will it be
before somebody will ' invent a tragedian
of wheels, springs, and bellows, to go I y
steam power.'
On account of the order issued seme
time 2goby Secretary Shejman, r quiring
that all persons tending national bank
notes to the Treasury for redemption shall
pay the express charges thereon, tLei e has
been such a great falling iff in the receipt
of these notes that a reduction in the ioice
of the National Bank Redemption l)ivis
ion has became necessary, and twenty-five
employes have been discharged, includiug
one teller and one assistant teller.
Clark Brown murdered his father and
sister at Winchester, Out., but there was
little evidence against him. The Rev.
Mr. Rowan visited him in jail, and told
him that if he would ?;nfes8 he would
be forgiven. Brown made a full disclo
sure of the crime. He now. says that be
uhderstcod the minister to promise him
forgiveness at the hands of the law, to be
followed by release, but he learns that a
ppiritual pardon only was meant, and he
will probably be hanged on his own con
fession.
Tha Nationals of Lawrence county, O.,
bad a convention the other day, and
were greatly bothered to find material
for a platform. . Resumption was an as j
aured fact; the crops were gcod; there
was no questioning the fact of general
and growing' prosperity . At last the fol
lowing declaration of principles was for
mulated: Resolved, That we are in fa'
vor of the immediate and unconditional
repeal of the dog law." On this plat
form thoy propose to make a heroic con
test. The New York Sun has interviewed a
Southern statesman who says that Duon,
the Ypzoo bulldozer, was killed for cir
culating the story that Mr. B.rksdale's
relations with his own sister were im
proper. The gentleman said: "Idon't
think there was ba'f a dozen white, per
sons in Yazoo, no matter to which party
they belonged, that looked upon the
killing of Dixon as a political murder..
He was not a representative of tee Re
publicans, but, on the contrary, had
been ore of their greatest persecutors.
S'nce his death another man has been
nominated by the Independents. The
cauvass is going along quietly and
peaceably and.the Independent ticket will
no doubt be elected." :
The advertisements of London money
lenders might lead a reader to suppose
that cash was to be had for the asking.
One heads his card with, 'Money without
security,' and adds: 'No inquiries made
in the neighborhood or place of business
Another says: No sureties, law costs, or
unnecessary expenses required, and the
strictest secrecy can be safely relied upon.'
A third declares that he 'wilt grant loans
t? both male and female applicants, no
matter what the nature of their tenancy or
their positioa in life This advice is
given by a fourth: 'All in debt or difS
cutties should consult Messrs. & Co
without delay, who undertake to arrange
the most Jpresaiag matters in town or
country, privately, "without publicity or
stoppage of business. nts, summonses,
and other legal processed attended to, and
immediate protection obViaed
v
THE FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS
I BANK.
The Xcv VorkJN atwn, one of the
fairest aud ablest
press with llepu
fof the independent
! f.
lican, proclivities,
lie villainies con-
iu f peaking of
nccled withlthea
Hairs of the defuuetj
KreediueiiN' fejvitijrs Haiik, offers!
.o me, piiiiy,' truthful and compre
hensive remarks, j which' we com
mend to tiie perusal of our readers.
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The JSalton papi' : j
"The Freedjjueiij'rf Savings Bank
became insolvent iu 1S74, and special
machinery forj winding it up was
created-in the! same yead in the
shape of a boanj of three commis
sioner's, at a salary of $3,WD a year
each. AVe commented on this ma
chinery in 187o, calling (attention to
the fact that no depositor r Creditor
was empowered underlie law to sue
the commtssionei's on jtheir bond for
the raunjui i periormance or men
duties j thatthey were! -no
t required
to report to anybody ; ihat
!i i a. i i a.
hey were
not matte accouiuaoie io
anybody,
and that their
decisions were final
News now conies from Washington
that the ."vvin
ing lip" is still going
on, live years after the failure ; that
the most shocking talsihcatioii ol tne
books has been j discovered; pages
having been fieqbently torn out, and
the index to the ledger destroyed ;
"but, unfortunately," says the dis
patch, "the statute of limitation will
prevent the prosecution ofj the per
sons responsible for this misman
agement of the affairs ofj the bank."
Tiiis is exactly what we expected.
The perpetrators df this immense
fraud were the members of the Wash:
ington King, which grew; up and
flourished under the favor of the
White H3use during General Grant's
Ad m i nistratibn a ml the Freed iiien 's
Savings Bank ivas simply joiie of
several nefarious schemes. It is Very
discreditable to the Democrats that
they should not iavje followed this
matter; upl and thoroughly exposed
it. Of the effect of it on the thrifty
and intelligent portion of the iiegro
population we heed not speak. When
a buil-dozer goes after a blackj man
with a whip or a gun it fills him
with bodily terror, but it does uot
shake his tail h in the existence of
morality itself. But when a bunch
of Stal waits get together, and, after
weeping oyer his condition, offer to
take care of his money for him, and
having got; it, divide; it among them
selves and jd'sappearj t makes him
doubt whether there is justice any
where en earth; and this is very
much what the Stalwarts of the bank
did. We warrant that ! every oue of
the rogues is to
lay bewailing the
"outrages" at the
South, and shout
land at the helm"
ing for a "steady
iu VVashingt6uT"
The Nation seems to have forgotten
that the Democrats in Congress made e very
effort possible :o arrive at a clear under
standing of the coniton of the bank ana
to have its affairs speedily pround up,
that the pcor duped depositors might
receive a moiety ;out of ihe general
wreck and ruin, if The Democrats in
Congress did work earnestly and faithful
'y, in season and out of season, $ accom
phsh this . result,) but the strenuous op
position which they met at every step
from a Republican majority and the
clique who were reaping a gulden harvest
by sharing the ill-gotten spoils of the
bauk, made their jevery effort for good
of no avail, j It was
only when the Coa
Democratic that the
gresa became clearly
rascalities connected with the affairs of the
bank have
been fully developed.
POLITICAL STORMS ABROAD.
Troubles, it seimi, never come singly
upon nations hor
individuals. The
English government at present is almost
overwhelmed with difficulties at home and
wars abroad.
The good Ship of State is
adverse winds now from
encountering
every quarter, and the weather looks
thick ahead, with ho immediate prospect
of a break in
he clouds that are dark and
England; succeeds in chris
lowerins. I
tianizing India and Afrca, she will have to
absorb the entire territory of eaoh country
in order to establish
a revenue of sufficient
the; demands of the
yiVV-. j "j "
heavy obligations she has incurred to ac
complish this purpose. 1
A Xorth Caro
ina System.
Editor Review:
The article published in your irsue
of Sept 4th, with the above caption, i i
very amusing to: those posted in the
facts of the matters X labors' so
hard in discussing: j
There are three points in j the long
article referred tc worthy of note, or
perhaps, miahit mora prpperly be
pnt in a negative form and say, it
raises three .questions worth qneatioa-
ing- i- I !
1st, So this North Carolina System
er polioyjreferred to.Qov Jarvis or is it
the ghost of the old Morehead policy,
which died of eoneumption and ws
buried many years ago, and now resur
rected by parties "having an axe to
grind" through ihe medium of Gov
Jarvis? ' (', 1 ",' l' 1 ! '
The word consumption in this con
nection ha 3 two applications:
First, It consumed a large; amount
of money of the iaz payers of North
Carolina. jl, 1, '. j
Second, 1 hesj acid still is, consum
ing a vast au:oaut of the prosperity of
tbe people of the -fata of North Caro
lina in a hopees effort. to accomplish
an lmpossibaitT
In the mean tima the business of the
State goes to competing sea port towns
in adjoining btatts, cheating for them
ftcilitits jor ecouomioal ; trantporU
tion, giving their xnetchanta advan
tages over one, and creating markets
at a distanoe, 1y and from which; our
producers and consumers must pay
freight, instead of : concentrating the
business by a ise policy at the most
cocy mient and available pciit within
the State and there creating facilities
for cheap transportation to which the
in r ets will follow. (
Governor Morel e id's N rth Caro
lina System" baa damaged Nor'h par"
nli? a and "Ncrth Cro in ans more
tbnn ftry other nd all other sth"roe8
eric c1 in le S ae eh ce ltj eiist-
..c-. i r. i i "
I hMVp not the time fo go into
proofs, but leave th problem for your
iritfdligef t reider to solve, but will
sky, while mskii k it, I have freshly
in mv mind the revel v scheming and
stealing of carpet baggers. These the
State will soon outgrow, but the
Morehead 'North Carolina Sjstem,"
or policy, has rested as an inedbus on
be whole State for many years, retard
ing her material progress.
And now. the euchanting phrase has
been disinterred by designing parties
whose interests are inimical to those
of Noifa Carolina, and held up to as
pirirg politicians who will use it as a
lever for their own eliv&ti in, 'regard
less of other results.
2 I x referring to the A & N O B
R. X SAys, "it is the shortest by mny
mils to the sea " j
This wonderful announcement set
me to thinking and investigating, and
n referring to a railway guide I
found the A & N C Tt Ri commenced
at Mo-ehead City and terminated af
Goldboro, a distance of ninety-four
miles, and found it was the shortest
outlet to the sea from Newbern, and
no other pcint in the State worth men
tinning. I . .
Every pchoo' girl knows that thegrea!
bulk of the Stat of iNorth Caroliuii
lies west of the W & W R R, and noi
on!-, foot of it is naturally tributnry to
Morehead City, and notoje-hundrrdih
part of that. portioDj of the Sat eau ot
the W & W R R wpuld be tr':bnta-v to
.Morehead C y even if it could reaoli
it. j
One railroad cannot budd np p
commercial oity and ore ate faci itias
for doing business economically so as
to create a desirable market the
Railroad system of Morehead City is
tiniRhpd, b canse ifs lcoatiou admits of
but ore Hoe from the west. Tns lire
was finiiiihed in June, 1858, over 21
yf ar8 ago. Why is th -re not a live
citv at the term nus of that rod on
hnt maKuifie-jnt harbor?
3 i, In referring to Morehend C'ty,
he 8a ?8 : 'With a harbor spacious
enough to hold in its ample bosom tbe
navies of the civiliz d world.' X
might a. truthfully have said the i a ne
of the Atlantic Ocean, and with eqnal
truthfulness added,' and a safely dur
iDpr easterly winds j
O e of thn necessities for bu:'di -r
a town is a few square miles of dry
land to build it ou Iitt us Blre-'ct
our imagination and fancy! a fit hd
been c ea'ed a id a towu of forty or
fifty thousand inhabitants had been
built thereon, and a hundred ship1?
had anchored in fiat oapack us har
bor the night previous to the storm
last month.
Would it not have been a pad, yet
somewhat ludicrou cccno to have rey.i
one hundred captains of ytssels, ib
twica as many of their mates, the cex?
mornincr searching tbrouKhout th
marshes and woods for
many mMes
about Morehead City, end
enquiring
for their missing ships ?
I do not desire to disparage I More
head City ; on the contrary, I wish
her success to the full measure of her
advantages, but I do deprecate tbe
waste of energy and effort in trying to
accomplish an impossibiiity.to fhede
riment of, and retarding, wbat u prac
ticable, where such j a vast interest of
the people of the whole State is at
stake, and that designing ! parties
should e-uccaed in catching sensible
men with such a myth.
North Carolina.
'The early bird gets the worm,' but
a gnurly apple gets it also. American
Punch. j "
The engineer of a 'lightning express'
reoentyl ran over his own accounts,
but the train was not injured in the
least.--New York News. j
flow dare you swear before me?'
asked a man of bis son recently. 'How
did I know you wanted to swear first?'
said th a Fpoiled urchin. Ex.
Letter from a boy j ependirg his
vacation in tbe country: 'We dug a
woodchuck out of his hole; it . was a
ckunk; we slept in the bain that night.'
Boston Journal.
There will be five Sundays i:i text
February.. Think of so much Sun
day night bliss in the shortest month.
But then this won't happen again in
forty years. .Let the old gent'eman
remember this and be hopeful when
ia the winter coal - suppiy.
New York Express, j
Now, Mr Robinson,' said a fair
you op city visitor o the kind-hearted
farmer woa't y; u fbov, us your
watermelon orohara?' I haven't a
watermelon tree on the place this year,
ma'an: they were all winter killed;'
and his questioner wondered why he
fmiled so pleasantly as he answered.
New Haven Register. (
Now comes Johnny in from schoo',
with 'I've gut to have a new slate anu
a pencil, and a spongo land a second
reader, and teacher wants me to stddy
geography, and I'll have to have Ian
atlas, and the new boy got a licking
and Bay, ma, won't . you ask pa to buy
the books this . noon, because I'm in a
hurry, and all thel!rest of the bovs
have got their'n. ' New Haven Regis
ter.
Is it Possible.
Thai. romedv made or anch enmm -m
simple plants as Hops, Buebu, llaudr&ke,
Dandelion,' fcc, make so many and such
marvelous and wonderful cures, as Hup
Bitters do ? ' It must be, for w hen old and
young, rich and poor. Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer 'and Editor, all testify to Lavng
been cured ty them; we must believe and
doubt no longer, bee o her column.
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It is strictly a ma'arious diseas , and so sure-
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They grade Wheat perfectly by once handling. Sep
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They are shipped, boxed for ocean transportation,
and "set up" or "knocked down" for forwarding
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Mills shipped '"knocked down" go for half the
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terrible disew, wLicti
li.no doubt riurn
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fall months of 1k79.
Merbell's Hlpatink, a hiuiedy discoTered
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derful results in Scuta Airerica where tbe
aiost aggrnTtea caes of fdTr are found,
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Dr Pemberton's Stillineia or Queen's
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Remarkable Cure ! of I Scrofula, &o.
CASE Ot 4. J. ( BRANSON.
I Kingst' n, Ga , slept, lo, 1871
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Gents; For t-ixien yca'-s ' I have been a
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Language is as insufficient to describe the re
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Extrkct of Stillingia, until I cn say truly,
"1 cured of all paio," of all disease, with
nothing to obstruct tt e active pursuit of my
profession. More than eight months have
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
any return of the disease
For he truth of the above stafement, I re
fer to any geatieman in Bartow county, via.,
and to the members of the bar of Cherokee
Circuit, who areacqnatnkd with me. I shall
eyer remaii, with the deepest gratitud ,
i our obedient servant.
JJ C liRANSON, AUy at-Law.
A MIRACLF.
WkstPoikt, Ga Sept. 16, 1870.
Gnts: Wy daubter was taken on the 25th
day ot June, 1863, with wbat jwas supposed
to be Acute Hhenmatism, and was t eated for
the same with no success. In I. arch, follow
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right arm, and con i inn d to appear till all
the bone fr-m th eibow to the shoulder joint
ctme out Many pieces of o ne came out ol
thu right foot an . lee. The, case was then
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I am, yours truly. W. B. BLANTON.
I West Potkt, G a.,. Sept 16, 1870.
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Contu't your intarests acd order af once. If
yoi live withia aevea bud red miles thf
freight will sot b mr than one dollar. .
Address,
Pesnsjlyania Sewioz
nape Co.,
. 17 N. lOth Street,
Phlladotphla. Pa.
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Miscellaneous,
SO
, J O ft f S S S
Cleveland, ohio.
LIFE IN A BOTTLE. ,
The Most, Valuable Medical Discoy
ery ivnown to the i World V,
uLuro u se ior quinine, Calpriiel
or Mineral Poisons Life
oSr the
Blood, Strength for the Nervr
and TTpjiltr, All N V
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PuilJc
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Believing that bt cleansing tbe blood tn.j
building up tho constituUwn wastheooly tru
wa. ot bui hie g dUeiae and being troabNi
with weaknesa of the lungs, catarrh tr
much broken down in constitutioa, Ao '"in'i
after trying the bet physician: id pariBr
out my monej for mai.y kinds of medieu,
advertised without finding a permaneni ca- -I
b gan doctoring myself,! uing undicin,
mace trom rooU and herbs. 1 forroiir
litcovered a wonderful Uitter or I EUoi
Cleanser,the first bottle of which gave me'ne
life and vigor, and in time effected a perm,
nent cure. I was free troin catarrh, my
became strong and sound, being able tcj iu J
the most severe cold and exposure, and -1 bi .8
gained over thirty poundj in weight.
ng confident that I had made fa wenderrtl
discove. y in medicine, I prepared 4 Gianfi r
ot the Root Hitters, and was in the ibabi-
giving f em away to sick friends ana nt-!,.1
bora. I found the medicine effected hl tu t
wonderful cures of all diseases cmld tr ni
huinora or scrof ila in the blood, lmpeudeuw
BvJ rit. mach, Weakness, I Kidney juJ
Torpid Liver, Ac, Ac. (The news of u,
liacovery in this way spread frotri 0Deperi. B
to anttner until I found myself called n
to supply patients with) xneriicii e tar ai.'l
wide, ana I was induced to esubllsh a lab- "--ator?
for compounding and bottling the ko ,t
Bitters in large quantities, and I now d.ww
al' my time to this business. !
I was at first backward in presenting eitnec
myself or discovery in this way to thepible,
not being a patent mediciLe man ana with
small capital, bat I am getting bravely ottf
tht. rimce I first advertised this medicine'
I have been crowded witn orders from dru.
gists and country dealers, and the bundrtdg
icucit x uiis icueivmi trom persons ca,-'0,
prove the fact that no remedy ever di1 to
uucb good in so snort a time and bdiinucH
..r l. ....... I ; . r
convinced that they will soon take thof ienl
ot all other medicines in use. -ea;ly one
hundred retail druggists, right here at; h um
in Cleveland, now sell Roct bittes, lotuii uf
whom have already sold over ooe theoiiud
bottles. ' ' ! ' (
Root Sitters are strictly a medical prepar-1
ation, such aa was used in the good: old ''j i
four forefathers, when people w re cured
by some simple root or plaat, and wbna
calomel and other poisons of thi ijniinertt
kingdom were unknown. I I j l
ri hey act strongly on.tl liver and kidneys,
keep the bowels regular and j build jip the
nervous system. ' hey penetrate even prt
of the body, searching out j every nerve,
bone and tissue from the head to the
cleansing and strengthening the fouotin
springs of life, hence they mast reach ill
disf ales by purification and nourishment !
So matter wbat your feelings or ymtvimt
o a-a urhoi i Vt a XiaAaaA rk sh 1 man fa vtmtw H v.. .
Bitters. .Don't wait until you are slcW, btt
if you only feel bad or miserable, ul tit
Bitters at once. It may save ypar life I
Thousands of persobs in all parts off tie
ountrv are alrealv una? Koot rJ Uteri
They have saved many lives ! of cnn'miIW
who bad been given up by friends and pbjii
cians to die, and have permanently cuie4
many old chronic cases of Catarrh, crofuU,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Hkin Diiea,
where all other treatments had fa-led. Are
you troubled with sick headache, costi renew,
dizziness, weakness, bad taste io the mouth,
nervousnes,and broken down in; consututiout
You will be cured if you take Koot bitt rJ
Have you humors and pimple j on yoarlcd
or skin? Nothing will give ypu inch gxl
health, strength, and beauty las Root bit
tera. II !- 1 1-
iS55u I know that jealous physicians will
cry humbug because my discovery cures to
many of iheL patients, b :t: I care not' It U
now my desire and determination to place
my Root Bitten as fast as possible within the
reach of all those eu tiering ' throughout tbs
world. Isold by wholesale and retail i drujf
gists and country me chants, or sent by ex
press cn receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle, or
six bottle $5.00. For certificate jof won
derful cues, see mj large circular around
each bottle of medicine. Read audi adge for
yonrelf. 1 1 1 i f J
Ask your druggist or merchant for
FRaZI.WS KOOT BITTER,) thfl grea
4iood Cir anser,and take no substitute h mi
erommnd because he makes a large profit
G. W. FKA1ZER, Discoverer.
338 Supei ior St., Cleveland1 0.
Fo -s leby J. C. MundsftBdT. H. Bb'
.rugisfs. march 26th eowMJaw
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