Tub Dailt Juvknal U publii-hrd every
morning except Monday at Six Dollar
ayear ; Threk LVh.laus fur six months;
FlfTT CKSTS per month for shorter period.
Served ly carriers In the city at Firn
cents per month.
Thi Weekly Joi knal (Friday) One
DOLLAR AND A UALr.
Advertising Kates (per square of ten
solid line of advertising tyic,) One
Square, one Insertion, O.sa Dollar; two
insertions, Oxs Dollar and a balp;
three Insertions, Two Dollars; ifcor in
sertions, Two Dollars ani ABti.r; five
insertion,THEK Dollars ; six Insertion,
Tub sb Dollar asb a half ; one month,
Eight Dollars ; two months, Twelve
Dollars; three months, Sixteen Doi
labs. ' -' :
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, CICERO W. HARRIS.
C WILMINGTON, N. C,
- -
S1UBD1T HORSIM, FEB. 3(, 1877.
OREGON FOR IIAYK.
A a matter of course the eight
villains who hate swindled Tilden
out of his twelve votes in Florida
and Louisiana recorded the need-
oti uiree ior iimi in wregon une
wise, j.u
A greater piece of Bcoundrelism
waq never perpetrated than this
counting in a defeated candidate.
Ii is a shock to civilization.
The farco ia here properly con-
cluued, and it is only a mockery alelplna, delivered the annual ad
to go on with the count Indeed, J dress, in which ho furnished some
it was brought to a close when
the Florida docision was an -
nounced. ; ,
HAYES' Pfti-lt'Y. '
Congressman Foster, of Ohio,
who is supposed to speak by the
card for Mr. Hayes, has made a
speech in the House outlining the
policy of the on-coming Adminis-
tration. It is a very pretty speech.
If people could shut their eyes to
facts they might even be' pleased Bowdes this an enormous quanti
with the fine utterances of Mr. ty of milk was consumed in fami
Foster. The Ohio member and
"life long friend" of the Rogue
President to-be say? that Mr.
Hayes will, in his dealings with
the South, sedulously cultivate an
era of good feeling with this sec-
tion. We are glad to hear it, and
wiBh we could believe that he
would do so in all sincerity. But
Mr, Hayes and Jriparty have not
heretofore Bhown touch of the
milk of human kindiiess to our
people," and we have learned not
to expect anything at their hands.
Iti8 6Mdthat "eBsedishe that
expecteth nothirfg, for he shall not
be diflannointad."
t f
But Mr. Foster says that the
A t U. t
undergo a change in toto. The
the wounds they have nade and
pour oil graciously upon them.
This is o soothing an anaistheUc
ii. rn r. Imnfif. fn I
Ah. Pnotp. A.fi. TTftvnn ! It in n.
1 , ,
witching littie game you have
Btarted, but it will not succeed.
rrn,. " Q;
and if ther can't stand voHir nrin-
o"M -
viiuo rv auo diuo tv w vuxj i- i
PNK8Y1,VAVIA MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS.
There is encouragement in the
sultof the municipal elections
result of the municipal elections
in Pennsylvania on ' Tuesday,
Altoona was carried by the Demo
crats. Gains' were made at other
places. In Philadelphia, over
127,000 votes were cast, the
awgvH www jvv& vuuv m (4 JLUUAA1
cipal election, and the majority for
Stokley, Republican, for Mayor,
wa only 2,775 over Caven, inde
i irrndent, although Hayes's ma
jority at the election in November
was'oveV 15,000. The "Times,''
Independent Rcoublican. mvs-
.- . ,
I "Caven received 5,000 more honest
le&ral votes than Stoklev." and rl-
clares that the latter is returned
elected by ,"unblushing . frauds."
- The "Press" Republican, gays
"the result leaves us in possession
of the citadel, but it also leaves us
in possession of many admoni
tions, and warns the party that
it must mend its ways in local
affairs. The "Public Ledger" says
viwuvi a volum;u ill - ti iiilm n
handsome gain of a better class of
councilmen.
. Criticism of Prof. Seelye.and
Mr.. Pierce, the honest Represen
tatives frbm Massachusetts, who
uttered unavailing protests and
cast unavailing votes against the
infamous Louisiana dcciHioD,comes
with ill grace from ; Buch preten
tiously respectable journals as
the Boston "Advertiser." .
THt;NI.i:iOFTHr.Di:l(H. KAIIC
PART".
Our party's gnat watrt is a
brainy popular leader; - a broad
national man, against whom there
exists no pnjudiro of section; a
man who was a war Democrat,
1 1 f
ruu nuu Dimv iuu v iiimi ui oiiuo
ceased has been an advocate of
peace; a man of culture, but not a
m&ro man of books; a man of
business habits, but not a mere
man of business; a politician, but
not a mere politician.
He need not possess wealth,
but he must not be an adventurer,
'on the make." He must be a
man of character, of nerve, of self
dependence, and not afraid of
doing exactly what he sees to be
the right thing for him fo do at
every stage of his career.
Such a leader would make the
Democratic opposition a power to
be greatly feared. Ho would in
fuso a spirit of courage, resolve
and confidence into the Demo
cratic party which would inevi-
tably lead it to victpry in the con
i tests to come,
OUR DAIRY lNTUMESTS.
At the meeting of the Western
Reserve Dairymen's Association,
held recently at Garrettsville,
(Ohio, Mr. Sherman Tracy, of Phil-
interesting statistics concerning
1 the dairy products of tho United
I States. Ho stated that in 1875
I there were in the country about
10,000,000 milch cows, which at
4 P' represented a capi
of $450,000,000. In the same
year there were manufactured
0d,b0u,io lbs. of cheeBC, 625,'
191,219 lbs.of butter and 325,500,-
599 gallons of milk were sold.
lies, of which no account can be
taken, but i evidently four times
the quantity noted as sold, which
would make the total quantity
consumed and sold 1,302,002,396
gallons. This would make the
probable yearly yield of the cow
m butter, choose, etc., as follows;
Cheese, 203,009,384 lbs., $24,440,-
32G butter, 625,191,219 lbs., at
22 cents per lb., 137,542,0G8;milk,
1,302,002,396 gallons, at 8 cents
per gallon, $104,160,191, and
9,000,000 calves, at $1 per head,
$9,000,000. Total, $275,142,585,
the annual product of our dairy
interests,
I MAlWrSIIIKK.
, aauu eiecuon
T T . 7 1
, . "-wioiuou
Jers of Congress from that State.
aUUOjt suk uiuiib are w w seni
,j it. '
proper use
f, 'ent doc.181ons oI tbe;
Electoral Commission the task of
uun-uozing party
would not be a difficult one.
;
No und-r the Deoole lisvn nfl,
deooe, when tho best uhvaioians are
FW'K D' Bull'- c,,ngh Syrup
cbspb ofCongli, Cold, elo. y
MISCELIiA.E0L8. .
PLANTERS' H0E3,
z: garden hoes, jt;;:"
SII0VEL9, SPADES, BAKES,
GRINDSTONES, TRAClfi.
CHAINS. PLQW LINES, Ae,
Low-rt price at ' 1
- N. JACOBI'S.
PLOW STEEL,
SWEDES IRON, '
, PLOW CASTINGS,-&o.t
T REDUCED PRICES
" ;',;'A-;UAUOBl'S.
Carriage Haterialsj
RIMS, HUBS,' (SPOKES,
AXLE'S, SPRIITGS,
r 30LT8," to.
heduccd pniCEi
At, N.JACOUl'S
' ' Hardware Depot,
feb lStf No. 10 South Front St.
I IjacobiI
I axe, y
XISIELLAWHS.
Y7E ARE AGAIN OFFERING TO
ourfrit'iiilsaiiiltliepulilie K''U'ral!y,
for sale lor iahh, oh timr, or lu .
eliane? for cot tux nest Kail, the well
aiKt ji'uiar v Minim u mi ri iiui
! -...1 I... f -..i.., L'...;ii
. r
WHANNW
EAIBONE SUPER PHOSPHATE.
Terms and prices made known on aw
plication, and memorandum books and
certitUati furniflH-d.
(treat Inducements offered to parties
wanting large lots.
VICK A MEBANE, '
Feb. 4dAw:in A pints.
JUST RECEIVED!
A LARGE LOT OF
M AND BEAUTIFUL
CHEOMOS,
ENGRAVINGS
AND
Colored Lithographs.
ALSO
FRAMES OF EVERY VMIEH OF
STYLES,
Being entirely different from any
ever, before brought to this city.
CALL AND SEE-THEM
-AT
HEINSBERGER'S
Live Book and Mnsic Store,
39 and 41 MARKET ST.
tab 32 tT
EXTRAORDINARY.
JNDUCEMENNT8 ARE NOW OF-
, FEKED IN
nT ArniTTTr( i
CLOlHING!
A Uie acasou ia far. advanced I am de
termined to closts out all my '
STOCK OF OVERCOATS
At a Very Small Margin ou the Cust
My stock of Clothing embraces' 'all tlie
,. . 7 TLATESX STYLES" " ,
and I am dotermlncd to make It to the In
terest of all to buy of me,.
Purchasers will find great bargaluain both
CLOTHING AND RRMSHLNG COODS.
Our ALL MADE SlllRTS that I acll at
00 cents arc still all the go. These shirt
are really worth f0. Purchasers wUl
do well to examine before purchasing else
where ' A. SHRIEK.
Jau20-tf ''i';' V'sb Market street'
SWEDES IRON.
SWEDES IKON,
FULL SUPPLY OF GENUINE
J Hammered 8WEDF.S IKON. il
sires, from Xi to 8 wide. At coniDlote an
ueuruuunt II
Any in the City,
and for sale at better figures,!)? '
GILES A MURCIHSON,
, fvJfelS
New Hardware Store,
A LL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
X andcxpcditioiisly executed at the -;
JOURNAL OFFICE. .
Jwo
MIS(EL.4XECiS.
o (0
o . n.c. n
fib 2t-ly
GEO. MYERS.
I'
ll 13 Koiita Frnt Street.
gQ PA1L8 MORE OF THOSK
ELEGANT PICKLES MIXED. PLAIN.
' ' AND ;
CHOW CHOW.
' BEST, LESS THAN HALf,
BOTTLED PICKLES.
DELICATE CREAM AND ;
MILK CKACKI US!
With every possible variety of
FANCY CRACKERS !
AT POPULAR. PRICES.
OUR
B0KA" TEA
: .. ; T"
In half pound Boxts at 75 cents per
pound
Warranted the Best
SI 00 TEA in the market.
50 CASES JELLIES & PHLSERYES.
PIG'S FEET IN BOXES 1
Sparkling Scnppcraon taroe.
SCUPPERNONGON RETAIL;
The best in the market.
Oniy look at the choicest atock of
Choicest Groceries
ever exhibited in this market at
GEO. MYERS
feb 18 tfl 11 and 13 South Front St.
Nflll IC TUC TlrlflC
ii u if IJ i III. I IIHEi
-r-wv itT mnarn rnvma mmii
I on Mk. a G. HARTSFIELD. the
nra.n.ipiivn ... . ...mnniv
makeT and ufSRSI
can havfl the (in 1 1 I I II nnrtnnllv
...have their old Instruments
3rm-i1 renewed from
be(rimlnjr to
I 1 "end. Also Renolishinir the!
Case. Work will , be done at the most
reasonable nrices. mieh as never Imvn Ki.nn I
niTprod in wiiminn hf , H,.h .
tood chance. Call and see him. -,.
tiT Office on Second street, over James
A Brown's, or orders may be left at hie
residence, corner Mullierrv ami Hpnnnri
streets.
feb 7-tf
NEW CROP
Muscovado Molasses !
CX.C IIHDS. ' "'
, Ex, Brig "JOnN PIERCE, M 5,
DIRECT FROM MANTANZA8. 1
i
i
fir - m t i .i m - mm . . --
1.1 Pi f Apt'MCW
tarn .w , . -nvj k
The quality of. Us Mousses iWJJT&g
perlor... Orders aollvltedV.-
; jan "25.tr 'VoRTTI 4 WORTTI.
KEYSTONE PRINTING INK COUNT.
, MANUFACTURERS OF
PRINTING INKS.
(BOOK AND NEWS' BLACK A SPECI-
alii i, Li fliinii oin Btrcev rnita-
.i ..i ..l, i ,) . i ... 7
Our Inks are of superior onalitv. beinir
raaae from the best Ingredients and onder i
f,S"."S2r?.PBACTWAJ' ,
i"ii 4u ranosMAfl, merciore
ff5.ffiST- 1
Otia PRICES ARB L0W1B THAN AST OTUER '
I V V If I lt'n I n n r n m h i ri I.
Il K MARlAllUKfi X f
m !i -iBTi to U 5
..I, ....u.aiiio,
A trial of a sample ketf will convlnm
any printer that he has been paying more
kegs and barrels to suit purchasers.
,uwiuinimuiii iipi 1I1KH. . rui 111, ,n
Aadrew - . .
KEYSTO.JK PKINTlNd INK COM
rtb. 5 ' rB,l(ieipiiia, l'a. '
dcc80-tf '
W- A. Davis ACo., , W.A.Dti
Mltors and rropt's. Business Managci.
HE OXFORD .TORCH-LIGIIT
; Circulation over 3,000 Copioa: : j
Dollars Par Annum, In Advance
The Democratic Orean of Granville.
uov 2-tf ' - ' ' ' Greeiuboro. N, C
Greeiuboro, N, C,
use
ALWAYS Oil IIAIID !
fTVIE BEST ELECTED STOCK OF
Groceries, Provisions,
Wooden, Willow, Tin
and Crockery Ware.
'Aleo alrgestOv-k ofchoka ImporteJ
and domestic " v '
Liquors, WinesrOld XXX
. 3 years old
CABINET WHISKIES.
AT $2 50 PER GALLON
JUST RECEIVED !
Anew lot of' ;
Seed Potatoes.
Buckwheat Flour, ;
Smoked Salmon,
Limburgef Cheese,
. Dutch Herrings,
Turkish Prunes,
Dried Apples,
Currants, &c, &c.
AT
GEORGE L. SCHUTT'S
Live Flower Store.
R. E. cor. 9lavrhetiid Second Nia
feb 20 tf
JNO RODENMAYER
. . ftl N. PACA STREET,
Baltimore, Md.,
CELLS OIL PAINTS,
, s CANVAS FRAMES,
BRISTOL BOARD,
. , Drawing Paper,
MATERIAL FOR EVERY KIND OF
PAINTING, VARNISHES, JAPAN
NED TIN PAINT BOXES CON
TAINING A COMPLETE
' OUTFIT FOR ; 4
ARTISTS, EASELS,
PAINTERS' STICKS, BLENDERS,
Ac, 4c, Ac.
Orders for frames filled with dispatch.
Portrait Frames
selected with great care. '
Materials for WAX WORK alwavs on
hand. , -( ,. ; :j,
Catulocrue contafnlna murh tiseful In
formation sent on aoDlieation and receiot
of stamp. ,
" Terms Clieap for Cash.
jaulWf ; t !';". 'i , u ;u-y. cul ,r::..,
Petteway & Schulken,
BROKERS AND- COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, Wilmington. N. C. Orders
and consignments solicited. Offering to-
uay opima Turpentine, Kosin, Cotton,
Western andN. C. Bacon, Mountain But-
terintubs ana rolls, Potatoes, Apple,
unions,-' union eeu. Wlea Annie.
Poultry Egys,Mullcta, Mackerel,
corn, iour, ivc, iV-e. uonstautlv rcce v-
S daily.' Fill orders for
, ""-r occure
riTO " 0West .
feb 17-tf. '
- . "' " . . .. -
OQeOS J Jf 1 ail IS I JLjUlDS
Sent Br majo,, toan Post Office.-: Assort
n,cnl Iarl?e' Vnce moderate, and selection
best. Send for priced lists. Merchants,
druirgista, and dealers supplied at lowest
Nurserymcii and Seedmen, York, Pa.
feb 2 tf , - ,
- M $ iS'l,.,1?
To the worklaff class: We are now
iweparcdto furnish all classes with con
stant employment at home, the whole of
tne ume, or lor taelrspare moments.. Bu
sines new, light and profitable. , Persons
of either seit eahllV tnrn ' (Vrtm' fin
5 per evening; knd a proportional aum by
ucvouiig uieir wuoro lime to tne business.
glru
earn nearly as much as
we make unparalleled oiTer: To such
as areiwt satlslled we will send one dollar
to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars, samples worth several dollars
to commenco wora on, ana a copy of
Home and Fireside, one of the lanrest and
best Illustrated Publications, all sent free
by mall. Reader, If vou want Dcrmancnt.
profitable work, ikddress, (Jeohoh Stin
son et, co.t fortland, Maine, jan 20 tf
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the Pri ncn ftf Tullnra fnr t9JS I
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