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The Daily Review, JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Trop. wiimington. If. c. Entered at the Postoffice at Wilmington, N. C, ajSecond-Class M A.TTER.1 TUESDAY. DfiCEMHER 9, 1879. VEIW8 AND REVIEWS. Capt. Thomas Simpson, of Burnet, Texas, keeps the remains of his wife, re ontly deceased, in hia parlor ia an elegant metallic case. . Thirty million cigAra were "made in Wheeling, T7. Va., Ust year, and ttc r.muber will be largely increased tis year A statistician computes that 2,500,000 watches and 4,000,000 clocks are annual ly turned out in different parts of the world. ' . Fiftv thousand acres of land in Parker and Palo Pinto counties, Texas, have just been purchased by a French capitalist for colonization purposes. German newspapers in the United States are one-tbird more numerous than in the Fatherland, where Bismarck's censorship keeps them in perpetual fear ol tine atd suspension. l i." am from Sierra Leone s'ates that tv i 1 1 iiciinif.n, MM. Zweilel and Mous- tk'r, a.i;entss of the Marseilles bouse of Ver miiick, dbcoveied in the course of Sep tember the source of the Ni?er. Kudolf Falk, the explorer, has written ficm San Francisco to German friends to infoiin Uk-iu that the monument in Bo livia, much more ancient than the time of the Iucas, has given him a clue to the' origin and development of speech and writiftg. Memphis is taking steps to prevent a return ol tbe yellow fever, and among other measures it is more than probable that a fewer systeoi, to cost not over $225,000, and to be capable of perform ing all the necessary service, will be agreed upon. . Au impression is gaining ground that J.'hn Sherman sold his own report on the sly to the newspaper sharks in advance and pocketed tbe money. Mr. Sherman has grown rich on small salaries in the service of the Government, and it Li hardly possible that he would let a chance to pocket $500 slip by. According to West End, London, gossip, the libeis in Tov;h Talk on Mrs Langtry and Mrs CornwaJlis West, for which Mr Kosenbergh is undergoing imprisonment, are tbe woik of a rival beauty, who found herself eclipsed by their superior charms. Her tdlher's Lame appears in the baronets' liet, and money and influence were suc cessfully interposed to prevent exposure. Pariu has now fifteen thousand metres of tubing laid down uuder the main thoroughfares, fjr the purpose of unifying the time of nil the public clocks and setting them all by Observatory time. These pneumatic clocks will also be placed in private h uss, and in future the time of day will be laid on just as U done with gas ai d water. The lon-peu ling 'disruption' between the Jesuit order in England and Cardinal Mauning is to be inquired into by his X " .www present mouth "Father Porter, the head of ihe Jt-suit G l!ge at Rochampton, Ei:g'.ui!!l, :ss bvii at Rome for some time propping tr ihe conflict, and the heal of the order is on his way. Car dinal Manning has also arrived in Roma. Harmon Wagner, a German cabinet ma ker Of Troy, N. Y., has invented an automatic theater, sixteen feet wid-j, fourteen feet hi,;h and thirty feet deep, which shows a marvellous ingenuity. Lery tiling w s uy ciock worK. More thau three. hauiire i p ippcts, from nine to fourteeu inches in height, are the 'Anfnro Anil i I KrAtlrvVt t U .1 n m a 4 IHlVUII uuu gu luiuugu tUClt tkltB HUU scenes with wonderful precision. The work cost 3,000 and several years4 labor. The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch h.tve be.n celebrating their golden wed ding. The bolJ Buccleuch" is the.pre. mier Dake uf So jtUnd in wealth and social ud political weight, though not in heral dic degree. He has been a Conservative for half a century, was a member of Sir Robert Peel's Cabinet, and has always subscribed large sums to the Conservative electioneering fund. He is of immense wealth, lord of 450,000 acres, from which he draws a rental of 230,000 a year. This stretch of ten it ry seems petty, Gom pa ed with the domains of the Duke of Sutherland, who is master of over 1,200, 000 acres, but the greater part of this ia heath ad bare rocs. The Duke of Buc cleuch, as father of the Earl of Dalkeith, whom Mr. Gladstone has ventured into the Heart of Mid Lothian to encounter, will be no ordinary influence to over come. Lord Rosebarry, also of immense wealth of the same shire, leads the fight on Mr. Gladstone's side, and it is difficult to say how the struggle will end. Both epeak with confidence, and both are creat ing "faggot votars." ORGANIZE FOR SUCCES . In a recent number of the Washington rost was a report of ao interview with a prominent political leader in the Demo cratic party, whose name is not given, but who is outspoken and earnest for the uomina ion of Samuel J. Tilden for the Presidency. The g?otl man reported was very confident that Mr. Tilden would be tbe,nommee of the pa; ty -offered many rea sons why he should receive the nomina tion, and predicted that if nominated he would be elected by a larger majority than any other Democrat could possibly ob tain. His reasoning upon all the ques tions discussed seems to us specious and entirely untrustworthy. We publish a Democratic Dtwspaper, advocating nothing, politically, bnt tiue, pure and unadulterated Democratic doc trines, as laid down by the wisdom of our fathers, and our duty to the paty and to qurselves both demand that we shoald de vote every honorable energy to Demo cratic success, and to sourd the note ot warning against any and every movement which will in the least degree jeapordize its complete prosperity We aim also to be a faithful exponent of the wishes of the Democracy of our State in all that pertains to political questions and persons; and we are well aware that the nomination of Mr. Tilden is not de siratfle among nine-tenths ef our people. We have carefully investigated the suo ject, both by reference to the columns of the press of the State, and by conversa tion with the most prominent and influ ential men of the party, . and we speak advisedly upon the subject. We are under no obligations to Mr. Tilden which do not apply with equal force and perti mency to Bayard, Seymour, Tburman, Hendricks, and others whose names have become great in their devoted struggles for the supremacy of good, patriotic Democratic principles and doctrines-. In fact, we believe that either of those we have named are better entitled to tbe consideration of tbe party than he is, and it is our imperative duty to sound the note of warning, that his nomination would be the choice ef but a .moiety of the people of this, and, we believe, of every other Southern State; and that, instead of taking the aggressive, as we might with almost any ' other candidate that could be named, we would at once be forced to stand on the defensive. It is well known throughout the entire South that in his own State of New York there is a most bitter and relentless oppos:n to Mr. Tilden, and tbe recent defeat of Gov. Robinson for re-election in that State was owing solely to the fact that thou sands of the voters believed that he was kept on the ticket to further the designs of Mr. Tilden in obtaining the nomina tion for the Presidency. We know that his political supremacy in his own State is dead beyond the power or even the hope of a resurrection, and we also know that we need and must have that State to ensure a victory. We know that he was fairly elected and justly en titled to the seat now occupied by ft. B. Hayes, and that be was cheated out of the position by the most stupendous and in famous frauds ever perpetrated against the expressed voice of a free people. That act, notwithstanding its villainy, however, most effectually killed, politi cally, Samuel J. Tilden, and the recent election in New York as completely and as effectually buried hici, and it would be worse thau folly it would be madness to exhume the corpse and force it upon tbe Democracy of fhe country to carry through the approaching campaign. Let us admit that he is an able man, an eminent lawyer, a shrewd politician and a skilful wire-puller among machine poli ticians and that he may be sure of a strong support in some northern localities and may possibly arouse a fair share of erithusiism in those sections, out we, at the same time, know that ia the South it 'would be an impossibility to excite the ardor of the voting population those sturdy 'sons of the soil, who take no active part in politics except to vote, but who always vote just right and with a clear conscience to such an extent as to develope the full Democratic strength. Onr people will be excited to the highest pitch of enthusiasm and will work with a will for the success of a live candidate, while they will look on with apathy if not disgust at the appearance ef a politi cal corpse at tbe head of the ticket. It Is a victory they wish to celebrate in stead of being mourners at a faneral. As Democrats, earnestly wishing and working for the success of the party, knowing it to be only parly devoid of sectionalism but truly and .wholly na tions, we shall work and vcte for the nominee of tbe party, whoever he may be; we shall work with a will and in good faith, bnt here and now we deem it a duty which we owe to the De mocracy of the country, to the Sooth and to ourselves, to utter this note of warning f the peril of all our hopes should Mr Tilden be nominated. We have labored cheerfully in the put, and have submitted quietly to defeat, even when it was tbe work of fraud. We feel assured that, i wise counsels prevail, and a candidate is placed at the head ot the ticket who has not been doomed by previous defeat, the next President will be the choice ef the Democratic party. If Bayard, Tburman, Seymour, Hendricks or Hancock is nomi nated, the Democracy will suiely triumph, but if Tilden is nom mated, theresult will be clothed in too much doubt to anticipate with any degree of pleasure. Before the show-window of a picture "r . " . m l (Qa enop ; rirss gamin to second -j Bill, come away ; don't be lookin at them pictures o' bally dene, or folks 11 tae yon lor a iiarvara.ir,a in an. Boston Post. A deaf mate used the new andiphone, Can you pay me that $5? these were the first words be heard. 'I pre fer to remain in my original condition,' be said, sternly, and threw the andi phone out of the window. Buffalo Express. Tom Scott receives a salary of $25. 000 a year. For this reason we believe the stories of his intended resignation on account of poor health are false. No peruo could afford to have poor health on that salary. Oil City Der rick. Lord O- , whose popularity was not excessive in the Scotch town of A , having refused an importunate beggar, she renewed her applications with : 'Now, mo lord, if ye'd just give me one little sixpence I could treat ivery friend ye hare in the town.' An emaciated humorist, who had been sick for a long time, was required by his doctor to have a large mustard plaster put on his chest. 'Look here, dootor, isn't that a great deal of mus tard, when the quantity of meat is taken into consideration V asked the sufferer. Wilson Advaace, Condensed. FORTimiRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS FOR 1880. RALEIGH DI-TRICT, N H D WILSON, P E. Raleigh, Edenton bt W S Black. " Person St T W Smith. Cary B B Culbreth. Roleville li Shell. Smithtield E Ij Herman, A T Fil layson. Tar River W H Moore. Youngsville T B Reeks. Louisburg W O Norman. Oxford J T Gibbs. Granville J E Thompson. Henderson L J Holden. Nashville J T Lyon President Louisbnrg F College, Editor Christian Advocate --W S Blaok and F L Reid. Ridgeway RS Webb. Wilson Circuit W L Ounniggim. HILL' BOKO DIbTRIOT, 8 D AF&fl, P E. Hilisboro and Mission J II Wheel er. Hillsboro Circuit T A Stone. Durham F H Wood. Chapel Hill H F Heightman. Orange H H Gibbon. Person E A Boono. Leasburg R A Willis. Yanceyville L H Gibbon. Alamance R M Brown. Haw River J B Martin. Pittsboro T J Gattis. Deep River W M Jordan. Prof in University of N C A W Mangum, G Farrar and T 0 Mos , Supernumerary. GREENSBORO DISTRICT, W H B BBITT, P E. Greensboro D.R Braton. North Guilford E H Edwards. South Guilford P 3 Groom. Asheboro Randolph C EL Phillips. Trinity B Craven. Thomisville and High Point C O Dodson. Lexington Station E S Campbell Dvidon M C Thomas. Wilson P J Carraway. Foreyth W D Hunt, S P Douglap. Stokes E H Pegram, S H Helse beck. Madison J W Lewis. Wentworth D A Sharp, W S Hales. Agent Trinity College J B Bobbit. President Trinity College B Gran ven. - Pleasant Garden D L Groom, Franklinville L E Thompson. Dan River Mission J J ohnson, J O Thomas, Superanuatrd. Randleman's Station B C Phillips. SALISBURY DISTRICT, R Q BARRETT, P E. Salisbury J J Reno. Salisbury circuit W S Creaeey. Mooresville J 'i.' Harris. Statesville BR Hal'. - Statesville ciiouit F L Trip!ett, W S Norton. Mocksville T A Coon, W 0 Wileon Davie J O liowe. Iredell M V Sherrell. Alexander J P Simpson. Hunting Creek Mis ioa 1 M Long Yadkinsville 8 D Teeler. Mt Airy W E Ooltraine, J a WiU son. Luoay S D McLeod. Pilot M Foy. Wilkes E J Eudal ey. Roaring R;ver Miasioc J p Craven Lenoir cirrut J C Ervin. Caldwell circuit J O Crisp. SHELBY DISTRICT, J 8. NELSON P. E Shelby, W D Lee. "circuit J O HartseP. Double Shoals O A Gult. Cherry Mountain Mission J W Puett. Rutherfordton R T Bumpaas. Columbus Mission J R Maness. Marion and Morgantou J W Whee ler. Up Broad River Minion P J Uolt Morgan ton J W Wheeler. circuit S N Hoyle. Lenoir, cirouit J S Ervin. Caldwell, Happy Home J B Carpenter. N ewton P F W Stanley. Rock Spring E W Ivej. South Fork O W Callahan. ' Dallas,- Lincelnton J W Jenkins. Hickory C M Anderson. CH ARLOTTE DISTRICT, Ha It. WOOD, P. E. Charlotte Tryon St A A' Bosbamer. 11 Cavalry Mission J E Thomp- 601. N Charlotte, W J Colston . S Charlotte M H Hoy le . Pioeville L E Stacey. Pleasant Grove R T N Stephenson. Monroe cirouit J B Bailey. f tation J H Guiun. Concord H P Cole. Concord Circuit D L Earnhardt. Mt Pleasant Z Rush, Albemarle 0 M Pepper. Stanley J D Carpenter. Ansonville J-N Cole. Wadesboro W 8 Roart. - Wadesboro Cireuit O J Brent. Lilesvillf E W Guthrie. SJDallas J B Alford. FAYETTEVILLE DI8TRICT, L L HENDREN, P E Fayetteville S W Crawford. Cumberland G W Harrison. Lumbertor L May. Robeson J J Carden. Laurinburg J W Worth. Rockingham H T Hudson. Mt Gilead Jos Wheeler. Pekin T M Gentry. Uwharrie W M Bolies. I Montgomery FLTownsend. : Carthage A P Tyre. JonesboroG F Round. Buckhorn J R Scroggs. J W Avent Ltllington Mission W D Cbaffi i. Rockingham Circuit B GreninR Jonesboro High School W M Rc- bey. WILMINGTON DI iTRICT, L 8 BURKHAED.P B Wilmington, Front Street E A Yates. Fifth Street T PRioaud Topsail W J Hull. Daplin A D Botts. Clinton J A 3nford. Cokesbury P A Bishop. Coharie D Culbreth. Bladen J Tillett, EUzabeth M H Moore, Whiteville A W Randall. Waooamaw N A Hooker. Smith ville Station A F Wiley. Onslow E M MoCall. Brunswick E J Browning. New River Mission To be supplied NEWBERN brXBIGT. WILLIAM CLOSS, P E Newborn J R Brooks, Goldsboro J T Bagwell. Wilson -J A Cunninggim. - La Grange I T Wyohe. Wayne N M Jurney, Mt Olive J R Finlay. Kinston F D Swindell. Snow Hill W H Call. Pitt Mission Wm J Gay. Neuse J Ma honey. Lenoir Swift Creek Mission Craven Jones W O Puoketfc. Beaufort R O Beaman. Carteret J E Bristow. Straits Mission J O Guthrie. Pamlico Mission A H Farrow. WASHINGTON DISTRICT, J E MANN, E Warrenton and Macon. -A R Rsvcn Warren Cirouit W O Gannon. Roanoke R O Braton. ' Weldon and Halifax J M Rbodi S. Halifax Circuit J P Buio. Tarboro J D Arnold Edgecombe J N Andrew?, Eugoombe Mission Williamston W H Watkins. Greenville LL Nash. Washington W B Doub. Plymouth and Jamaaville 3 M Davis. Columbia TL Hoyle. BithE P Hoover. Mattamuskeet J H Gordoa, Portsmouth, Ooracoke and Htters J M Lumley. E Halifax O M Cooke. 8 Edgeoombe J R Griffith. Robertson Mission J H Jetkios. .JO O Harris transferred to Pacific Conference. important to tne Afflicted. We would advise all who may need tbe advice of a physician, to either call or write to Dr. Robertson, 19, So. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md., who from 15 years expe rience in Hospital and Special Practice, guarantees a cure in all diseases of the Urinary Organs and of the Nervous Sys tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Im potency (loss of sexual power), Nervous Debility and trembling, Palpitation of tbe Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, No, turnal Emissions, &c., all resulting from abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood ; also all skin and blood diseases quickly cured. . Dr. R. is a graduate of one of the oldest and best medical schools in this country (University of Maryland), and re fers to the leading physicians in his city, and all consultinghim can rely upon honorable and confidential treatment. In writing en close stamp for reply. Special attention given to all lemale corb plaints. Good ac commodations for all wishing to call and 4 ee lum. Medicine sent to any address. CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE MARKThi 0maxTRAD MARK English Rem edy, Ad ud failisg care for emial Weak n ess, 8 permatorr- nea,?mpotea ev.andalldis- BEfORETAU18.eaaeitbatfol.AFTl TA11IQ. as a sequence of Helf-Aboiejas Loss of Mcinorj, unirenu iauirat train in the Be, Dimactw of Virion. Premature Old Ae, and maav ttr. Diseases Utt lead to Insanity or Ooniumption and a Premature Urava. . , a. Full particuUn i la out pamphlet, which we dedre trf sen frefe by mail to ererV ,n,2 Pa Medicine i .old by all drngjrtataatSl I pr package, or six pack airea for $4. or will be sent Free by mill on receipt of the monev by addresainff THE QOAYMKDICIN-f CO.'. Mechanic CUeii nrni uli. v old WilmlBfW' ad eVefwher. by alldrnggiata.. et ll-dwly. ' WANTED W Containing Cradan'fl Hah. cord an ca and ott 2nnn Ti lustrations, with all the NEW KATURM. also for : - MUntn'r, Art and 9tt Theae are the books for the nm i tt BIBLES for Pareata ,and LIT-HOLID AYS E BAT ORE, ART AND 80hO, fTr Ue Yonng People. Circulars and terms sent en application to J. H. CHAMBlCRd A CO botSIw AtUnU,ba Din DID Miscellaneous. LADIES DOLLMAWS. Iew Carpets, some of the finest styles of the season n -Tapestry Rugs, Alats, &c. ' felvtt New and elegant Cretones for Lambrequins, Curtain Ar.i- dec 8 irand Have the pleasure of again announcincr to tliw ni i:. we have an unusual and attractive Stock and are prepared t customers one of the Grandest and Cheapest stocksf 0v READY-MADE GItOTHlIffGJ Prices ranging in Suits from $3.00 upwards ' r A beautiful and grand assortment in GENT'S FTJRM3CSHIIMG GOODS ! 'Which we guarantee cafinot be equaled in "this city. "fine 1" jaiesi styles m u Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoesl! In all qualities and prices, imported direct from' . We also have one of the choicest and largest stocks of Tun r ti j uu itiuoooio vo.xjjobo, a, iJxaLimg and Oil Cloths at astonishing low prices. Please examine oct 25 - - COMMERCIAL HOTEL WILMINGTON, N. C. Lare Sample Rooms Tor Commercial Travelers ''pUS FROi RlTOU haying thoroughly t novated this House and furnished it entire ly new, 5 g prepared to give to the traveling public all the conveniences of a FIRT- CLASS HOTEL. It is located in tbe very centre of the business part of the city, being convenient to the principal business houses, Potofflce, Custom Fl .se, City Hall and Cou t Hoase fiSBTL Firs t-Glaas. Bar and Biiliard Saloon cocoectcd with this Hotel. RVfES Z PER DAY. oct 24 Ft A. SCHUTT NOTICE TO MERCHANTS' AND OTHERS! New Job Printing Office ! rpOS UNDERSIGNED, bavinj: leased the Presses, Types and Materia1! of the Daily Kbvibw Job Printing; Office, begs to aa nounce that he is fullj prepared to do every deecrintion of Plain and OmamRiititl Print. infr, in g-ood style and at low rates. A share of the publ c patronise is rerpf;ct- Ullv Solicited. Satisfaction trn amn tpixt in every Instance. "Neat and Quick and Cbea; : - it.. .ii . e it' nr Office in Ravnw buiidinpr, 8. W. Corner Watr and Chestnut streets. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt attention. ' Act kind of nrintin camfnllv for persons residing out of the city and mailed . Ai. f . e i iueu ires 01 pottage. Address all communication! to EDGAR 8. WARROCK Job Printer, Wilmington, N. C. noy 15 New Eiver Oysters. JAYlNO MADE AMPLE ar rangements, I am now prepared to offer the celebrated HILL'S GARDEN OY8TER8, from Hew Riyer, in anj !tyle deiired. FamUie wppUed with Oysters fresa rom the shelL Bar reppUed with the betU Board bj the weak or day. EUREKA. HOUSE, Mozart Saloon. JOHN HAAB, Jb., Proprietor. ZTo 1. Oranito Bow, Sooth Front St. . - ' "PRE8H , OY8TER8 received a- - Terr davL and i f aj manner called for. thoe who like the game. laSwJamT? i ' fl"" itTle. Latest MiseeUaneou. ! 7 il.J Cloaks; and Shawls ' Curtains in great variety. A larcre stock, all ii; , . 1 U . the Advance, and those who visH us are mad' to feel Comfortable. Respectfully, Cl JCf?, -o- CLYDE'S w York Wilmington fi. C, teamship Lins.i RIOULATJ, ' t i i . V V II. . . . rv . . mm . . . ,r I'n't" li SATCJRSAY. JDccsmb.r 13, Shippers on rely upon pr2 Sailing of Steamera aa advertised. 14 it ' For Freight Engagement pp!j to" THOS. E. BOND, Bup't, Wilmiat u WM. Pi CLYDE A CO.,', '35 BrcaJwhy. rt alt. Sat. Salt - 2 i A)00 S sift kv Salt" NOW OX WAY FROM ENGLAXUA53 a rornox jmi: y u F v t o ry F i i I c (i Fin c Tab! AND Liverpool Ground Ate FUf.L WEIGHT GUARANTY?-. IVlolasses. CUBA, roBTomco, c SUGAR 110 IN XillD TIEIiCES AND AGENCY FiB MABVIN'a iSAF HAZARD POTVDEK f BLASTING POWDEB, in Kegs. . INDIAN RIFLE PO w f f KENTUCKY RIFLE TOW ' DjRWg DUCKING POWDER, in 0 ra.x.. cmujuk, in lb Canaw APPLT AT "WILLARD'S dec 8 pemiiiig: ! 1 tig S3 Wanted. A SIARTBOio.I)aGSt One who is wUUnsr toWOikonlj. dress, p q.B.1 dee 1 tf
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