The Daily Review,
JOSH. T. JA51KS. Ktl. and Prop
WILMINGTON N. C.
WEDNESDAY 8EPTEMBER 17,
Entered at mf; 1'cstoffick at
Wilmington, X. C, as Secomj Cr.A?s
Matter.
VIEWS AND ltYlEU
A physician at Bloomington, Intl.. is
on trial for giviug a fatal do?e of morphine
to a patient. The indictqjent charges
maralaughter.
Iq a circus at Paris, 111, a suddenly
crazed young lady ran into the ring, em
braced the clown and declared that he
must become her husband.
Ireland heads the list of crime in the
United Kingdom, as far as minor tfl'ences
are concerned, but in serious crimes "Eng
land and Scotland are ahead.
Socialism is daily extending its influence
in Switzerland, owing to its energetic
championship by. the many Communists
expelled from France and Germany who
have settled there.
The telegram handed into a German cf
fice lately 'Can't possibly send 5,000
daggers in one day; not till to-morrow'
plurged the police into excitement until
they found that daggers are a kind of
needle.
A young Japanese lately played a game
of billiards against three of the best players
united, at Moscow. The game was 5,C00
points at carrom for 75,000 roubles. The
Jap's first run was l,S5o points. The
game lasted fourteen hours, and he won by
three points.
In the silk factories of Italy 120,428
women are employed, besides 26,976 in
cotton, and 13,707 in tobacco factories.
There are 9,177 manufacturing establish
monts of all kinds in the kingdom, em
ploying 392,048 laborers, 188,480 of
whom are women.
General, do you think Grant has ary
desire to be Prenident again ?' asked a
Cincinnati Enquirer reporter of Gen.
Sherman. 'I am sure he has not,' replied
Gen. W. T. 'He would like to have
employment, but but he . does not want to
be the President of the United States. 1
know him well. We correspond, and 1
know he wants to get into business so as
to be able to make money. lie would like
to have the presidency of a railroad com
pany or something of that sort.' Ah ha
There seems no end to the liberality of
the Duke of Norfolk in the matter of
church and chaj el building. The new
cathedral at Arundel, which would amply
suffice for the requirements of all the
Catholics in Sussex, must have already
cost a fortune; and the foundation was laid
cf a new church on the DukeV property
near Sheffield which, one way or an
other, will cost nearly 12.000, the whole
of which is to be paid by His Grace.
John M. Langston, the Minister to
Hayti, is earning his salary of $5,000 a
year bj stumping Ohio for Foster, or rath
er for John Sherman, who appears to be
his f ivorite for the Presidency. The ;
Hartford Times calls attention to the fact
that, although Langston has held the
office of Minister of Haytl for over twoj
years, he has spent but three months at
the post of duty. Such instances go to
prove that the diplomatic service is not
only a gross humbug, but likewise a gross
frau
An officer who has just returned home
from Zululand says that the Imperialists of
France are indebted to Zulu superstition
for the preservation of the chain, crucifix,
and other relics worn by the Prince Impe
rial, and which were found intact when
the otherwise stripped body of His Impe
rial Highness was discovered. The witch
doctors attached to the aimy of the sav
age king carry their magic materia medica
round their necks, and it Is believed that
they entertained a superstitious dread of
toucblng the trophies, believing that they
contained a magic power that might be
used to the destruction cf any one med
dling with them. It .was in all probabil
ity thus that those simple relics were pre
served.
In a London ' letter to the New York
Sun Mr. Charles A. Dana gives in creat
ing particulars relative to the crops in
Europe, from which we gather that the
prospect is even worse than has hitherto
ben supposed. Incessant rains, from
the commencement of the season, have
produced most disastrous results?, especially
in the British Islands. The best of the
ci ops in most favored localities are below
the average. Iu many places the scarci
ty will be such as to produce great suffer
iog. As to the great cereal, whet, it is
poorest of all in England and Ireland,
where the yield can not pay more than
half its cost. In France there will be,
perhaps, about three-quarters of a good
average. The same is true of Western
Switzerland, Southern Germany and Hol
land. But the United Kingdom will have
to seek for its supplies elsewhere. In Rus
sia, on the other hand, an immense wheat
crop ia reported,
A SENSIBLE
The Ne York Express announced re-
I
oently that
a transparency, six feet high
and thirty
feet long, bearing the words:
'Fur Goverrjor, J"hn Kelly," was to be
placed in froMt ojf Tammany 1111
The Sun thereupon ; verjy aec s.bly re
marks lhat, ' jsir.ct 'it ia transpare t th;t
thi tr. iijji.4r'ijcy means something oih r
than it pays, why not inscribe on it just
what it !doe mean?! which is: "For
Governor Alvzo B. Cornell."
, The expense i pf a campaign and of
printing tickets for Mr. Kelly is 'sheer
waste, as there is no possibility of his
election. Indeed, he himself proclaimed
most empha'tibllly at Syracuse that be
had no expectation bjf beiig elected. 1
Robinson or Cornell will be Governor
If you don't want to go for Robinson you
might as well learn to'Sy liable Cornell at
onoe, and be done with it, and drop the
name of Mr. K-llyj entirely
TlIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE AND TUE
1 I'll IS HOLM
TRIAL.
The New York Trib
cne .is fearfully ex-
ereitsed at the verdict of he jury iu the
trial of Gulljl for, the murder of Cornelia
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Chisholm in (Mississippi and derides and
defames the State as a black blotch on the
map of the country, where law is ignored,
justice trampled under jfoot and the de
moniac passions pf JJ law defying peupls
hold undisputed sway.
We read :oi.siderable of jhe tesl imony,
as r ported! in the newspapers, which
was' adduced !in thajcourse of toat trial,
and we are free- to admit id accordance
with our judgment that the verdict of
the jury was hot at all in consonance with
the facts presented for their guidance.
There was mlirder .committed, and the
testimony pointed unerringly to the party
charged as the perpetrator of the crim.
But the T ibune has neither nght nor
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reason to meddle with the matter at all.
It should remember that, if the jury in the
Chisholm murder case were needing a pre
cedent, thb murder of Richardson by Mc
Farland, in As" own Tribune building, and
iu one of the most public offices iu theen
tire establishment, where the shooting was
witnessed by nearly a score of Tribune
employes, would afT'id tham all that could
reasonably bej desire. There j was no
qnestion on the trial that McFarlaiid fired
the fatal shot-i that he waited lor hours
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for the appearjkice of ids victim, and then
stealthily approached and shot him from
behind, giving1 Richardson no warning,
and, coiisf-quetly, no means of defence.
T-hese facts were well established and but
a feeble attempt; was uiade to controvert
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them, yet a New York jjary brought iua
verdict of "Notl guilty." . j
Both the assassin and hisj victim were
men of rare literary attainments; both had
been in the employ of the t ribune as cor
respondents ; the crime was perpetrated,
as we have said, in the Tribu te building,
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and a NewYork jury brought in just such
a verdict, under very similar circumstan
ces, as was the
cerniny which
Mississippi Terdict, con-
the Tribune is so much
exercised. , Until the
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memory of that
event has been
sunk
in oblivion, it be
hooves that journal to avoid criticising, in
the slightest partjcalay, the actiop of the
courts outside of its own ungodly city.
POSSIBILITIES IN OHIO.
A change is observed to be coming over
the spirit of thel Republican ' dream in
Ohio, says1 the Washington Fosi. The
brag policy has suddenly been (dropped,
and the best! efforts of the managers are
now being devoted to the work of educa
-Mil: M j.
ting the truljj loyal backward into the
belief that Foster's election is so far from
being assured In advance that nothing but
O w .-. ' "-"fc
the hardest kind i of Campaign work will
secure his success! in October. Two weeks
ago tliej Radical State Central Committee,
judging by itsi outside professions, would
not have asked anybody to assure their
candidate a majority of 40,000 rotes over
Ewing. Now they are
glad to compro-
mise upon a cliim of 15,000.
Thea is probably about as much reason
for this doubtful state of mind among the
Ohio Republicans riow as there was for
their exuberant felling of confidence in
the first plaice. 1 in! otlier words, there
really exists! to-day, as there has really
existed since the opposing tickets were
put in the field, nothing upon which to
base a sensible prediction as to the way in
which this Ohio struggle will iesult. The
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Republicans may lalk about 18.000 cer-
tain majority for Foster, and the Demo-
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crats may pin their faith upon 10.000 ma
jority for Ewibg, but in the light of the
real facts it ill arnouuts to very little
The whole truth of the matter is the con
test is as doubtful now as it has been at
any time, which is but another way for
., i m, ii i :
seating that at the present moment one of
the two principal contestants s jnst as
likely to secure the prize as the other, and
no more so
It is very p
!e. however
that the
drift of sent iii vnt has been tovrards Gen.
Ewing siLce" the Maine election The
defeat af the
Creehbackefs
the
re.
per-
hips, may
the third
be I having an (effect uoon
party in dnio, the
very opposite of that which followed
their success in
the Pine Tree State last
fall, when their party associates in Ohio
allout that time upon the p int ofj going
over to the Democrats, wer encouraged
by the victory to hold out and preserve
their organization intact. Then j again
Gn. Beatty, the leader of the Stalwart
i
faction took recent occasion to say regard
ing Foster's chances, that: "Twenty
thousand soldiers, will scratch h m!" "Nu
eff rt cn prevent this stampede, and
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U' "i0'ti v,i ion cm furtl.er it. At-
at Mission Ridge, the boys will act without
order;-!" This must b considered, if any
thing s very favorable t Ewing, for Gen.
Beatty was oiiCe a schlier LiuWlf, and he
ought to kuo what he i talking about, j
The Ohio outlook is just now, perhaps,
as interesting as it ever will become. A
Democratic victory this year might go a
long way toward straightening out the
Democratic Presidential question after its
tangle in New York.
The Liverpool Post says that the enoro
mous richness of the old gold fields on
the Guinea coast has not been exaggera
ted in the reports received of late. Sir
John Glover's statement, that he had
travelled over districts where oue might
dig up gold like potato s, is all but liter
ally realized in recent discoveries, which
give $000 per ton of quartz at a depth of
50 feet, aud $15 on the surface
extent ia practically unlimited.
Their,
The watch lacks seif reppect; it is al
ways trying to run itseif dc wu. B jb
ton Tost. 1 ; j
'God save the mark!' exclaims tbT
N6w York Commercidl. Is our nobit
friend about to take pa t m a targ c
excurbibn? Buffalo Express.
A hair on the head is worth ii
dt.z n iu the hash, says an exch mge.
But then it doesn't attract near fco muc!i
attention. Oil Ony Darrick.
Will soma one who is versed iu the
science of sound piease get up and t-x-
plain why a horel waiter, who can t
near the cailof a huugry man two ieci.
and a haif away, can bear tli.s jingic
of ft' quarter clear uciosa a da.ncr
roomV !
Lord Cockburu was seated one day
onthe hiiisidwoi Boually wituu JScotcLij
shepherd, and,! observing the elieep
repoping in the coldest situation, ise
observed to him: 'Johu, if I wero a
sheep I would he ou tie other sidd ot
the hill.' The shepherd anaWered, 'Ay,
my lord, but il ye had bseu h ahe.-'p y.
wad have had mair eeuse,'
jGive your poultry doub'e rations, in
view of Thunksgiving. If intendad f r
naarket keep them well supplied wxiu
gjavel. It help digest " their food.
There is nothing that ho liber, i!y re
pays investment. Gravel can got
for the hauling, andjbriugs n siiiiln g
a pound when sold as poultry The
farmer who sells a chicken witti empty
gizzard has .mistaken his calling
Boston Trantpript.
A few days ago Justice of the Pekce
Johu Weber took bin little faoii 4own
toiToledo on an (-xcurijiion. The lad
iLtervitwe : the n an at the wheel, arid
gathered mucu imormat ion relative to
the business of eteainboating. Pres
eatly bis tther j nuell h m on the har-.
ricane deck and askbd him how he
was enjoying himself. 'First rate,' was
the enthusiastic reply. 'I'm going to
be ra. steamboat man, papa.' A11
right, responded the 'judge,' 'but
you'll have to slrady navigation, as
tronomy, and divero other sci noes in
order to be agooM one.' The lad Raid
nothing at the tike, but appeared to
be revolving the difficulties of the case
in his mind. Perhaps halt an hour
later he remarkejd, with much gravity,
'Papa, I guess I von't be a .steamboat
man; I'd rather he a Justice of the
Peace; you don't j have to know auy
thiDg for that.' Detroit Free Press.
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CASE Ot t;uii. J. C. BRANDON.
Kingston, Gai, Sept. 15, 1871
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, West Poist, Ga., Sept. 16, 1870.
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people are proud of it, and every one should
take it immediately. I
The price is only f 2.50 a year. We will
seed, the "funny riouth" and the Daily
Baviiw one year for S6, or. we wilt send the
'rtunny South" and the Wiuhgto Joca
u on year for $3.50.
The "Sunny S'mth! and "Bovs and Gi-la
2 furnishede'ye.fo;
s . "mcc, t.r
J. fi. A W.
LZ
B. SEALS, .
Atlanta, Ga
may 17
,K sccllarjecu.
H
tflTu NUMBERS
A0 DSri KACE-PIMtf
Co, Cleveland, ohio
I LIFE IN A BQTTlE
The Most Valuable ledidl j)
ery Known to tlk L,i
auu utjaiiu lor AilJ j
AN OPEN LETTER TO 1
hni Minor nn ik. n. " r
bio
-r vvueuiuuon was the
wav of bani hing direane and biin .
1
with weakness of the lug ICt, uu&1 4
much broken down in constituting Ji' U:'
after trjidg the beet phygidaai ni ''M
out my money for many kindal of IXt :
onderfnl Kin-,.
Cleanser,the first bottle of whicn i , 1
life and vigor, and in time effectod i 1?'
nent cure. I was free trom catarrh Li
became strong and sound, beihir ablSr, .
the most severe cold and expoaure, aid 1
gained over thirty pounds in S
fliunvrv in itiAfliim. I . . . j -I
-j .v,f . yL cuirw a: oat..
ot the Root Bitters, and w thVbJ
giving them awav to sick fnr.A, .j . "
bors. j I found the medicine effected th J
humors or scrof ola in the blood, UprXJ
Torpid Liver, Ac ,. Ac. The ninnf"
discovery in this wajv spread frotn bneMrr
to another until J fnnnH' milf i..n.j
. -jovi nUcn u j
to supply patients with! medicire Ur
atory for compounding and bottling the) (u.
Bitters in large quantities, and I how c -, '
al' my time to thiB buaineig. -n
I was at first backward in presUtinaeinei
not being a patent ined'Cibe maQlanattu
small capital, but I anj gettingl bratelj otef
that. 1 Since I first advertised hit iHiciji
I have been crowded jwitn ordefi f om iH.
gists and country dealers, and th hnd'
of letters I have received from ptjraofii cur i
prove the fact that no remely ee dw M
much good in so Bhbrt a time and had'sdichct
succB8 as the Root! Bitters. 1 lln fact, 1 ,4
convinced that they will soon! take the fti
ot all other medicines in nie. I p y 0
hundred retail druggists, rigiit here at hm
in Cleveland, now sell Root Mitten, auj i
wom have already sold over one ihila-ul
bottles.- . I .j !; : ' -i j I :
Root Bitters are strictly a medical prepir.
ation, such as was uaed in the good old cwi
four forefathers, when people wfre ntk
by some simple root jor plant, aDd whei
calomel and other poisons! of the miLeril
kingdom rere unknown. I 1" I I
They act strongly on tk liver and k dat-iv
keep the bowels regular and build op it
nervous system. 'hey peretrate ererTPt
of the body, searching oiit every irerr?,
bone and tissue from the head jto tie feet,
cleansing and ' strengthening j the foLotn
springs of life, hence they mnat reach til
diseases by purification and noufuHmeEt.
No matter what your feelings or lymptoai
are, what the disease or, ailment js, useRr4
Bitters. Don't wait until you re- jiick, bit
if you only feel bad or miserable,; tiaetU
Bitters at once. It may save your lijfV,
Thousands of person's in j all pant of &i
ountry are already using hoot Bitten
They kave saved many lives of cniumtiM
who had been given up by friendaand phwi
cians to die, and have permanently & e4
many old chronic cases of Catarrh, rsrofuit,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, andHkln Iiise-,
where all other treatments had fa' led. A-t
you troubled with sick headache, coatiretf,
dizziness, weakness, bad tkste in the moi'b,
nervousneas,and broken down in coDBtitatioi!
You will be cured If you take Root Ititt r.
Have you humors tina pimples pri your he
or skin? Nothing wih give you BuCb.?tJ
health, strength, and beauty aa Root t
tert..- ' I '.' M . , .
I know that jealous pbysioaii J
cry humbug because my discovery! cfirei
many of their patients, b t, I care not It
now my desire and determination ifl plw
my Root Bitters as fast as pos ible wifhin the.
reach of all those sufleHng throuKhoat to
world. 8pldby wholesale and retail, drr
giataand country merchants, or sent bjM
press on receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle, of
o;. KnitU. ts nn i o;fi.f(i I of woo
D1A W"l HDD tpV.VV. M. J k -y ,
derfol cures, see my large circular lirem
each bottle of medicine.. Head andjndjefor
yourself.
Ask your rurglst or merchsnt tot
FRAZIKR'8 KOOT BlTUtR,', the fre
Blood Clanser.and take 'no wbhutntsiftt"
recommend because he makia,a lareesro-l.
G. W. FKAIZER, Pjacoverer.
Forsle by J. P. Munds andT. t. Bnrbaak,
.. J i T ..v. 9t). nwI
338 Supeiior rt., CJeTeiana .
druggists.
1 "Pri -
For Smithville.
OTEAM YACHT ELIZA
BETH, Cait, D.W.Chadwick,
carrying United States Miail.
liivewMrf
foot of Market street daily (exceptJ.
at J P. M. Returning, JUli
Biirbank's Pharmacy.
undaril
pRESCRIPTION8 COMP 3DlED
care ani accmratiy by competent hand.
Onlv agency in the city
of Bo
I iver Pad Co'a rexedies.
ng It
Theodore Joseph
Corner of Harnett & Saliibnry f
One Corner West Raleigh 5atioatJ
' ' RALEIG ff,!N, C ,. ;
n a h. a nn the Europe Pf,
Satisfaction gurranteed in eyer j Y'(iui4H
My bar is applied with . FfaehM
Wedding, 1870, Gibson's VTT
' j rt 1 mnra i Ol w -
brands of Rve and Kentucky bow'"
ands of
bet ltf
Furniture
CTOKf
TUST RECEIVED FBO FA
aid t
large usortment
of Walnat
grades of FURNITURE. b5ch WC
at Great Bargains. Call and
fob 19
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