The Doily Review,
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
VIL,!lINTON. N. C.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 12, 1879.
Entered at the Vostoffice at
Wilmington, 'N. C, aj Second-Class
Mattrb.1
VEIWs AXiJ ilisi VII3VS.
More than 3700,000 ia realizedJn Fra: ce
by parasol making.
A single property in California ia half
the fcize of Rhode Island.
According to the Russian paper Rasvet
the total number of Jewish farmers is
Russia is now probably upward of 100,-
000.
The Polish residents of New York, on
Saturday, celebr ted the anniversary of
Count Pulaski's heroic death at Savannah
in 1779.
In Chicago, during the piesent year, one
thousand and six'y-five new buildings,
mos'ly brick, have been erected, at an
Apartments prepared for Grant at the
Gibson House, Cincinnati, are said to be
'fit for a king.' The greatest extrava-t-
' ; is bhovn in tbe real lace bedspread
a ' i ; it u v bhaius.
A labi'et erected to the memory of the
late Commodore Vanderbilt in the Cburch
of tbe Strangers, New York, was un
veiled on Saturday in the presence of am
company specially invited.
Tbe profits of the Astor House, New
York, on an average, are larger than those
of any other hotel in that city. The re
ceipts of tbe; lunch room alone are said' to
be suflicieLt to pay therent.
Airs. Hendricks, it is saidj believes she
shall yet live iu the White House. Mrs
Lincoln had a similar premonition, and
used t say of her husband, 'He's going to
be IVi-sldt nt, or I shouldn't have married
him, fur Ypi isn't pretty, you know.'
It tt-ai decided at a meeting held on
6 it rr day try proruiueot citizens of Elmira
V V., to a piously push the work of
eer.og a luonuiuont to the memory of
Adam. A committee of three was ap
Qpiotfd to correspond with eminent
nlp4ors for tbe purpose of securing
&gos, suggestions and estiiualeb upon
bt cost of the memorial.
The Matrimonial Aid and Benevolent
Society of Cinciuuati started with great
eoJat last summer. A picuic, at which
tbe M 13 1 r preslrlt d, and three . couples
were-wedded under the society's auspices,
yielded a profit cf $2,000, and it was
aunbuncea that the work of encouraging
poor v6ud persons to marry would be
pushed by giving them financial help.
But the scheme has already failed. There
is no money iu the Treasury, the youDg
husbands and wive haves have not re
ceived the promised assistance, and it is
even charged that the wedding rings,
presented to the three brides at the
picnic, a-e oulyj plated.
The Pue received on Sunday, Nov
23id, 500 re;et-eutativ(8.of the Lesgue of
the A pustulate of Prayer an organization
which promotes devotion to the Sacred
Heart, lie eul giz d that devotion as
in the front rank of means of salvation
reiiiarKiu-:. -i ne neart oi Jesus is a
porfeel ujoiie! ol the most sublime vir
a :. : .1 ; I , ;i. I
iucp; it ih inc. iL.eiiii.U8iiDie source cf
the richest treasury of Heavec; everybody
may find in it peace of heart, relief Oj
suffering, blessing on enterprises; a sweet
refuge iu lift, and especially at the hour
.of death. This is what we are told and
asstrred by thy herotue of the Sacred
Hearty the b'coed Marguerite Alaccque.,
The iiemvtn tiaveller Ernst vou Weber
stronglysdvocates the acquisition by Ger
many of Certain points ou the eastern and
westerni coasts ot Africa. The establish
meut of German colonies in southern Af
rica is a favorite idea of Herr von Weber's
and upward of tour years ago he wrote a
memorandum proposing a scheme by
w hich Germany should obtain possession
of Delagoa Bay and the Transvaal, the
Germati-Afrkau emphe of the tuture,'
which lie ser.t tjom Southern Africa to the
Emperor Wiiiiam and Bismarck. The
P iuce th.Uikod him for his patriotic pro
posal, but added that he could not hold
out any hope of the realizHion of the
scheme.
Thr prospect for a canal at the upper
end of Manhattan Island, connecting
with tbe North and East rivers by way
of the Harlem, ia reviving, and it looks
now as if that might be a fact before the
Brooklyn bridge or the Hudson River
tunnel. The coat will not be over $2,
100,000. A depth of twelve to fifteen or
eighteen feet will be secured, and the up
per end of the island will, if the scheme
worki, be transformed. Line the Harlem
River with shipping and open Long Is
land Sound to commerce, and business
may drift up that way and tashion work
back again to the Battery for its homes
Considering that Gen. Newton, of Hell
Gate fame, is at the head cf this workit
tnav be exDccted to HO if the Annmnria
m J j-. w. M
lion is made.
ANXIOUS FOR A MONARCHY;
The sentiment (ff the people of tbe
North for the complete overthrew of every
principle of State sovereignty ia undoubt
edly a growing one. Ever ioce tbe reball
liation of the Southern States, after the
close of the war, this sentiment .Ins been
cropping out. in certain 1 localities and
from those who hav3 considerable weight
and influence in political matters. It
baa grown in favor 'and, popularity within
the last three or four years. It is true
that there is yet a strong feeling against
It, but the accumulation of testimony goe
to show that it is gaining in favor, es
pecially among the smaller class of
politiciana and the extreme portion of tbe
votim? Donulation. To eive an idea of
C7 l L ,
the feeling at tbe North we quote the
follo'.vinz Dreamble to a petition of
rr
VVi.li.iai Giles Dix, of Peabody, Mass.,
which was presented to the Senate on the
9th inst , by Senator Hoar, of tha1, State:
"The time has come 1 when the doc
trine of State sovereignty, logically a
begging of the questioq ai,d historically
a lie. ahould be eradicatsd frcm the civil
structure of the Unitod States and when
the principle and the . fct of national
eovereignty, claiming the direct allegiance
of all and directly guarding the rigbt? of
all, should be thoroughly and for ever
confirmed by organic law, beyoua the
reach of doubt, denial, or defiance."
Connected with the I preamble was a
petition for a national convention to form
a new constitution after the plan indica
ted by the spirit of the foregoing, which
was referred, on moiion, to the Judiciary
Committee. 1 may never again be heard
from, but in all probability, it will be
followed by a host of otberl, conceived in
tbe same spirit and incubated in the
same nest. '
SLAVtRy IN NEW FKGLANU
It ia well known that Ithe Northern
. i i
States, while British colonies, were the
first to owxrfllaves, and that) they turned
to profitable account the shipping, nd
commercial advantangesj of that section
by engaging in the importation of nei
grofs frcm Africa to 'be aold as 'alaves.
Itiaa fact well known i that in this en
terprise of slave stealing and slave selling
the New England' States, then British
colonies, were more largely engaged than
any other portion of the country, but; it
is, perhaps, not generally known among
the people of this section that their slave
selling was not confided exclusively to
tbe African race, and that while ihey im
ported negroes they at the ,same time did
quite a thriving business ,in exporting
and Belling as slaves in ' the West India
islands the Indians captured: by them.
Those old Puritans had- a peculiarly im
pressive way of transacting business, & '
though it would seem to ius of the pres
ent day that their aty!e of mixing holy
with secular things was, to say the least
in rather bad taste. The following, which
we quote frcm a letter written to Johul
Winthrop, who wrs then Colonial Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, combines saintli
ness with slavery in a , most graphic nian
ner:
Sijr Mr. Endecot i and myself salute
you in the Lord Jesus, etc. Wee have
heard of a dividance of women and chil-,
dren Pequot captives in the bay and
would bee glad of a share, viz' (, a young
woman orgirle and a buy, jif you think
good. I wrote io you for some boyea for
Bermudas.' 1 I ' '
In a letier written i$ 1G-15 to the same
occurs the following: ! I
"If upon a Just warre with thefNarra
gnset th'e Lord shouid deliuer them into
our hands, we riiiht easily have men,
women and children enough to exchange
for Moores, which wiil bj more gayneful
piliadge tor us than ' wee conceive, fori
doe not see how wee can thrive ,ubtil Vee
geu into a stock ot slaves sufficient to doe
an our
children
bu-iiuess for, our children's
Will hardlv see this ereat
Continent
filled with
w -
piople, see that
' desire freedom
our
servants will still
to plant for tht m selves, and not to stav
but for very great wagest And 1 suppose
you know ycrie well hdw wes shall mayn
tayne 20 Moorso cheaper than one English
servant."" i
THE EXODUS MOVEMENT.
We have had occasion, in a former, is
sue of the Review, to speak of the exo
dus of a large n j ruber ot colored pec pie
from Lenoir county'td Indiana where, they
have teen led to believe by the unprinci
pled knaves whose dupes they rre, a land
of milk and honey and the1 largest amon'
of wages for the smalleat amount of labor
awaits them. We mentioned that the
movement was inaugurated and put in ex
ecution solely for the purpose of colonizing
a sufficient number of voters in that State
to assure it to I the Republican
in the next Presidential election:
ana we- aiso stated that .the
ignorance and credulity j of the colored
race would lead to untqld suffering to
them in consequence of this new coloni
zation scheme . We were correct in our
conclusions, for, although the exodus has
not fairly begun as yet, the suffering is
upon hem in fearful reality. Hundreds
are waiting at Goldsboro, haying disposed
of every worldly possession in order to
reach the "promised land ' and expended
it all before the journey had fairly com-
i mi At I , I
uieuceu. i nere iney are, dependent upon
charity, but eager and anxious to push
forward, and waiting hopefully1 for
some oue to furnish the means by
jfrbich they can proceed, A great
many have reached WjashingtoD, where
hey haye been obliged to remain in con
sequence of a lick of the necessary funds.
There th.y are also supported by charity
and are actually sneering for the commits
and necessaries of life. A very few have
reached Indiana, aid they send back a
d ileful ai d pi'iable ai count ot the condi"
tion in which they find thfmsehes placed,
and while they warn their race not to at
tempt to leave tht ir prffeut hemes, th-y
alsb make tl e most imploringappeala io
help by which they may be a Me to return
t North Carolma. The following extract
from a letter frcm one of the most iutelii
gent of these who have reached Indiana,
which we clip frcm the Goldburo Jes-yen
yer, reveals the true coLdition ofaffiiis
wi'ih the colored people in that Statt :
Gbeencastle. Ind , Dee. 6. 1879.
cia c piease tell Perry -VVadeatd
S epben Allen and moih'r snd all tfn'
they wi:l h-slp ne to -et home. Mr.
Kieldi, will you please h-ilp mi? Tell
Perry Wade to c me to you Tell , them
io stay where th y are a d wait until I
c-jme, and I wiii teli all about it. ltrud
to get woid bick to all to t-tay there, as
I told them I would. Teli all my peo
ple to star and I will come back as soon
as I can. 1 am '' thankful to you
sir. I will clote by saying stop
all you can from coming here. Your
friend ia in distress tJ come home.
Get them word scon. 1 am promised
$J2 a month, but it is Vo cold I have cot
made but lis. days' work yet. vYrite
soon.
Nathaniel Wade
Greencastle, Putnam Co.
1 It is bd for colored peop'e that come
here. You be sure of that.
Excuse my bad writing I am afraid
to get anybidy to do my writing. They
den t want me to let it, be known how it
is out here. They are getting along bad. "
The most in4uisitivo person we have
heard of recently was the young man
io France who dropped a lighted cigar
into the buoghole of an empty petro
leum cask and thep applied his eye to
said bunghole to watch the result. Ii
ia presumed that the exhibition was
eminently satisfactory as well as en
tertaining, tut he has been remarka
bly reticent sinoe the. performance,
i'ne rioral offerings were many aud
beautiful. Boston Transcript
Who says the age of chivalry is
dead? The other d.y an officer out in
Davenport, li, attempted to arrest a
bride just as she waj, starting on her
wedding trip, only because she had
koieu $50 from somebody's hunk.
But the gallant crowd wouldn't have
it. Tbey fired rocks and bad egga in
to the nnromantic policeman till he
had to run for bis life, and the bride
got off with her $30 all safe.
Young men should beware of the
following paragraph, which was start
ed by a Philadelphia paper, and is
now going the rounds. Tbe cbanoes
are that the man who wrote it is tied
to a woman-with a hand Jika a Japan
ese fan, and a voice that would make
a buzz-saw pau e in astonishment. It
reads: VMar.iage is a safe way to
gamb.e; if you win, yon win a pile,
and if you lose, you don't iosts any
thing. '
Tbe American handbooks concern
ing the usages of good society are at
least equaled by a Parisiau manual of
tsavoir-vivre, from which the following
passage is taken: ,
In good society people always fold
their nctes or letters and fasten down
the flps or envelopes with the nails
of the lingers. Inquiries are frequent
ly made as to the reason why this
should be done and why ithe tips of
the fingerS would not answer as (well.
The explanation is very eimple. A
letter should be ? crupuiously neat and
the tips of the fingtrs are generally
dirty !'
Young Kittleton Bragge (affably to'
middle-aged stranger, wiiom he finds
alone in Browne's studio) 'Gbod pic
ture, ain't it? Old Stilton's bought it.
The Dake, you know. Browne's go
ing down to Stilton's to shoot. Wish
I could go with him, but I am booked
in London till Ohri -tmis. Jut my
luck! Capital old boy, Stilton! Looks
like an old ciothesman. Qets tight af
ter dinner; tells rummy stories; makes
you roar. Fine old place; capital
shooting. Awf ly jolly girls, the ladies
Camembert; Nearly a dczn of 'em,
all freckled. Duchess i tremendous
matohmiker. Bag you before you
can say Jack Itobineon if you don't
look out Awful fun, the old Duchess.
D happen to know her by sight? Shiny
red uote underhung as a bulldog. Ab,
here's Browne a last.' (Euter Browne,
suddenly.) Ah, Bragge, how are
you. Li'. t me introduce you to the
Duke of Stilton.' Par ch.
important 'o me AfUlcted.
We would advise all who may ned the
advice of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. li : enson, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
Baltimore, Md., who in no 15 je-rs expe
rience in Hospital and Special Practice,
guaiantees a cure iu all diseases of the
Urinary Organs and of the Nervous Sys
tern, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Im
potency (loss of sexual power). Nervous
Debility and trembling, Palpitation of tbe
Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, o,
turual EnUsions, Scc, all resuitii,g from
abuses in y.uth, or excesses in m inhood ;
Also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured, i Dr. R is a graduate of one of the
oldest and best medical schools in this
country (Uriversity of Maryla? d), andie
fers to the leading physicians in hiscity,and
all consultinghim can rely upon hono'rable
and confidential treatment. In writing
en close stamp for reply. Special attention
given to all iemale complaints. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
see him. Medicine sent to any address.
E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS.,
Newipaper Advertising Agents,
Commercial Bail din?, Cinciii&itl.
Are authorixdd to xeceire adrertisements
for this paper.
Eattaatea farniabed free upon application
Miscellaneous.
New Eiver Oysters,
J-AVJNQ MADE AUPLK ar
rangements, I am now prepared
to offer the , celebrated HILL'rt GARDEN
OYSTKUP, from New Biter, in uy style
desired. Fmilie supplied with Oysters fresh
rom tbe shell.
Br supplied with the best. Board br t!.e
week or cay. EUREKA HOUSK,
No. 4 North Water Stree.
B. F. KFHEN, Proprietor. a-v 8.
EVlozart Saloon,
JOHN" HAAR, Ju.y Propri-.tor.
No 1, Granite Bow, South Fiont St.
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IRFSH -OTMTEHrt receiv-d f
V evtryoay, and iervea up in 'sillj ?
any mincer cabled for. St
Bi'liard Table renovated and rt-aiy for
those who like the gaoie.
Drinks served ia first--vlass etrle. Latent
I apers to read. Erery person who virita the
city hunti this saloon.
d c 5-lm
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Large Sample Rooms For
Commercial Travelers.
rpiIS PROPRIETOR having thoroughly
xenovated this Souse and furnished it eDtire-
ly new, is prerred to give to the traveling
i
public all the conveniences of a FIJtST
CLAS3 HOTEL. It is located ia the very
centre of the business part of the city, being
convenient to the principal business Ik n?es,
PostcfHce, Custom Ho'ase, City Pall and
Gourt House.
pSTL First-Class Bar and Billiard Saloon
connected with this Hotel. '
RATES f2 PER DAY.
oct 24 F. A. SCHLTT
Steamer Passport,
qapt. j. w. harper;
W ill leave Wilmington daily,
(Sundays excepted) at ?K P- M,
Oct 29 OW). MTER8. Asreci
Winberrv Ovsters-
THEY ARE GOOD
now. Another instal
ment just received this morirg. It's co'd
enough row for hot Whiskey and fat Oysters,
F ee Lunch every day at 11 o'clock.
sept 26 i JOHN CARROLL.
est Blood Purifier. Liver J! emulator, ana Life S-
"iduu ihcotnrj ii , , . . via u Kill txi LJJ. .
3 No disease or ill hcnJth. can possibly lov exist a
Jwhcre llop T'ttera are uaed, stO vard ami iJrfect 9
garo tiieir opi.-rtlon. I g
S Tfeey 6!t new liff. tad ricr to the ajred and tuflrm. g
a To all whose eripr.ycioUairrejfular::.yof f
Sthe boveLi or iuiiLiy -v-rt, or who require ant
Appt'tuser, xomc, ana lniia stimulant, dop LitlirB l
are invaluable M lt 'ioitt f r.to.Tieatln'. r
No matt ;r La.i . jar t -fjlin-js or nymp( orw are- ?
hctt'ie ; lipase o a'lnr.ert is. use Hod littcrs-5
t Don't wait liutil yuarosicK, but if you only feci
gbnd or rtiar-TrJA-!, ne tht Biitcrst ouca. It may E
g save your life. It iiaa saved luuidrcUs. fe
?. ' ICfln will w noM fn - no tl,. ,,"11 K
& he! p. Do ii ot s oiler nor let 'you r f riendrf sutf er, but
jOxw sn ! u.be Lhem to use Hop Bitters. ,
2 "Remember, Hop Bitters Is no vile. drut?Fed dnmk- f
men. ric-tr".m. hn t?.-- rarost ond L:;jst Medicine evert
no peiton or frnsV.y shcalJ Le witliout them.
j .. 1 tt toim tn day. IkJJlfigW
dEop CoyaH Cube is the sweetest, safest and best.
sThe Hop Pad for Rtomacb. Livar and Kldnev is innc
.rfi-rtojiUothera. Cures by absorption. Askdrusgjst.
I D. L C. ia an absotutoand irresistible cure for drunk i
enjiess, use of opium, tobacco and narcoucs:
. IIopl
) Bittei M fz. Co. Roche tr. N.
Sen:,! fcr Cirmkr.
CLYDE
York
AND
Wilmington, SJ. C.f
teamship LineA
She Steamer
REGULATOR,
TAP1. DOANE, '
WILL SAIL BOH HEW YORK Oi
SATTJEDAYj December 13,
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ta. Shippers ean rely upon the prompt
Witling of 8taraar as ad vertlsexL
For Freight Engagement! apply to
THOS. E. BOND, Bar 1, '
, Wilmington, N. C
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,j
54 Broadway, New Fork,
iThe Purest and Best Medicine ever innde
I 1 A combination of nope, Bnchn, Mandrate,
fai.rl Itandbilon. with all tne best and most euro- S
? . t trnnprtipar. fill AHippnitfiraMnVaahfl1wif?'
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Miscellaneous.
LADIES? DOLLMAWS,inallsizea
loaks aGid1
Irew Carpets, some of the finest styles of the season VaW
Tatestrv Riirra Mt &n e,vet
f
New and elegant Cretpnes for Lambrequins, Curtain Muslin an j T
Curtains in great variety. A large stock, all bought before
the Advance, and those who vis't us are made
1 to feel Cdmfortable.
dec, 8
irainsd
OirancS
Have the pleasure of again announcing to the public that
wo have an unusual and attractive Stock and are prepared to offer 6
customers one of the Grandest and Cheapest stocks of 1 UF
R.E CLOTHIfflG !
prices ranging in Suits from S3 00 upwards ! , ;--
A beautiful and grand assortment in
GB2IT'S FURNISHING GOODS !
Which we guarantee cannot b equaled in this city. A fine line and1
' 1 latest slyles iu 1 j
In all qualities and prices, imported1 direct from the IVIanufacturers,
whicn we guarantee to be of superior quality. v
We also have pne of the choicest
Ply and Brussels Carpets,
at astonishing low
oct 25
Has imported
A large
ul o y
Our two New Stores will mike an ,
UfitQiPLLEO DISPL Y TH iS VVciK.
GFXV MYERS.
FIRE WORKS m EVERY VARIETY
Wholesale and Retail, at New St yr&
1 UEO MYEIW. 1
wTtTiitArr jb aT t " t rTtT rsctwrn i A itT i nn-r r T TjI t. TT
12J to 50 cents. Nuts, Figs,
Cocoa Nuts. Fancy Bpxes in every
Wines. Liquors and Champagnes,
Retailed at "Wholesale Prices during the Holidays. '
I . ' - GEO. MYER3. ,
Otard, Dupey & Co. , Brandy, Vintage 1868.
$8 00 per gallon. Amontilado Sherry, the best ever brought to this
market, $6 00 per gallon. Table Sherry, $1 25 per gallon , 1
1 GEO MYERd.
PONY. BLUE GRASS, DELMONICO CLUB HOUSE, SWEET MASH, BAKER'S
OLD RYE WHISKEYS, 52 TO $6 PER GALLON. COMUilOfl
VIHE $1.50 PER GALLON. I
Give your friend a Barrel of Parole D'Honneur Flour, best in the i world.
GEO. MYERS, Sole Agent: i
1 ' :o: ' ' 'rl-
V "We have over two thousand Barrels and Cases of ';
FRESH, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Comprising every conceivable variety of ,
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
And as we are Belling at unusually low prices, call before the rash logins.
, GEO. MYEES.
, :ot . , r f i
5O,C0O Havana and Domestic Clears
Give your friend a box of 100 Cigars costing from $2.50 to $4.00. ,
dec 9
You Want
rpHESK THUG3, TO J SAT, 1 1IADK
akiUfoIlj, of food material and for the least
money To will patronize .ho ate iedtutry
if it ecfti no mere than to place your oroera
elaewhere. , Good. ThaVa batiseri. We're
eTerythlnf now in appiepie ahape for the
aaaafaetuf of Baggjea. Waorona. Carta.
Drajt, Harness, c "
8to bow if wo can't pleaao you and keep
year money home. 1
dec 8 OERHAKDT 4 CO
filiecellaueous.
tod
O 7 . m.v.
:v.
Respectfully,
rand
II II II B U
and Shoes !
and largest stocks of Two and Tiirtxi
Bugs, Matting and Oil Cloths '
prices. Please examine.
; .. :
RIO VERS
. expressly for i
line of . ,
Gr o o d s
:c:
Raisins, Apples, Lemon?, Oranges,
variety, at popular prices. . i
' . GEO. MYERS, i
:o:.t
:o:
1, 9, 11, 13, 16 Sontb Frost Street-
Eafay Syrup.
1 1 f
PAkKE.R'8 GISQEBi TOXIC,' Idia
Choloicoguo, cBsli'f COBfh
Chill Cure, Aj era Afoe Cire end , eon
plete Jtock of pirt Dng A
C- UlLLEX, 1 1
Oorser 4th and Ann Street.
Open day txAalgbUj ,
def8-tf
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