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WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY
2, 1877.
.NO. 289.
stood tht " 7 vnoer.
the 71 w a d,m
! - ' w w '
IE hope, OP THE COUNTRY, the Xewbcrnian : Saturday night, Sun
t lecomes more and more evident May and Sunday . night last, snow' to the
i day, thut the result of the President J ,P"5 8 iDC ''SI00 leet'
-puWe and tbe consequent Welfare of rain .. Vai ' ""'t'
tvuntry for the next four years hangs sunshine, southwest winds, -dark threat-
i the way ot thinking of four or five emnS clouds, and finally, at flight, clear,
V the men being Senators of the WU1' auu m&Q wma
U-d , Stales. Indications of late are" to I" .The Goldsboro Messenger says: The
ffVct that neither Speaker Ferry or Pa fuUse T of Ceo. W. Best, Esq.,
-Jri .:!., ' 1 t- i , , ;. together with about forty bales of cotton
t.r Ciinstiancy, Edmunds. Conk nr ,f . . ' , wnwu
,. i ... . " i , ' . o i " ucoiruycu uy nre aooui ten days ago.
hiiiic win fcive inemseives up to the The fire was the result of accident, hav-
Til&tUat still threaten the President- ieamtd yestefclay from a
est'unl The voice of the people is Ut Stonewall, that a seri
n ud Kv hen they tspccK. then i;pn?st
enUti vcs must otey, . ,
ing out of the cousriiraev to urn ag caught from sparks from -tbV.'cnffine.
or that they will allow themselves st had no msuranw on the property, J
cnie the unscrupulous tooia ui . ,... J eeiMJg-eJJutj i
unscnrpuloiis administration People he lost his mill, gin gin tJouse, ana i ninyr,
, n,r;f five bacs of cotton, by fire, the work ofan
th iarUand;iatriptic men .cyery- incendiary) roaUing- in air a loss of
e arc 1 wking to them to come to the geVenty-fivo bales of cotton. .
o audio redeem tbc couniry irom Vowlm Knt Shell s;iV8 : We
in a gentleman living
serious accident oc
curred to Mr. S. W. Brabble, a promi
nent citizen of that place, a day or two
since Mr. Brabble was passing under
the eaves of a high sharp-rOofed hoise
when the ice and snow which had col
lected on ihe roof came clown upon and
crushed him to the earth; He was taken
up by friends and medical aid at . 6nce
procured when it was fouud that he had
received serious, -internal iniries. Mr.
Brabble has been confined to his bed since
the accidcut, but it is hoped he has not
been fatally hurt.
ih. Thos. N. Casserley has purchased
the lumber and shingle mills lately owned
by Messrs;. Merrick & Glover at Prince
ton. , '
'.Ot'iANi ON TIIE C(JUXT.
the wiirk of. compiling the proceed
m;t debates of -Uungrcss on the sub-
t conn
lent
i i)2 the J electoral votes
and Vice
President,
for
the
t Coubnttee j hayo come accro3S
i ilcir.
5 coiin
iew ta
Jf the,.-
s that will prove more
lan. pleasant to more than one
iratoi's at Washington . City.
nlii by the more radical mem
UeputlicaM jarty ; that the
in'' and declaring the volo rests e:i-
c ling ana ucciariiig uie vow iw
? with the l'i csidcnt of the Senate is
jorne out by the records of th most
Hncijt.ij en among them, as- wlfties
bllowihg utleranccs. by Senator Lcj-
no Ion;
5, Mr.
ration at
j person
.ef of eon.'.
itt tl.ti ui),
lone by.,t
cr ago7 than February 25',
or ton's .bill ilbeing under-con-the
time. On that occasion
Loan said r : : r ?! . v .
he idea 'is thattho two Houses shall
the votes. Of course they designate
to do the jniere ministerial
ting the votes and making
but'it'is in fact.nstructive-
ie the ttwo Houses.
r
his is plain enough and bad enough
the proper uhderstaPndiug of Mr. Lo
's views: i A t the time referred to
gentleman had but little idei that
own os was so soon to bo badly gored
iat, in v ilgar parlance, he was then
hg his opponerjt a stick, to break his"
th. The Senator was rather
the occasion jand fearing that
g remarks swer not plain
head wi
iatij-on
forcgoin
gh, ho proceeds to give the following
;y and lucid explanation of his views
io premises : .- i '
That is the obvious meaning of that
.cularpi'rt ofthc) Oonstitution? It is
the two Houses of Congress are to
t the" vo cs for President and Vice
ident the same a the two Houses pass
1. The business of makinglaws is in
first instance, referred to committees,
the purpose of taking it out of the
ds of niem Cers of Congi ess, that the
I may be jprepareil and uiit in a coh
to bo prcsentetl for their- action. So
his case they may' doiignate persons!
icir own number, or tbey may possi
designiitcj persons not of their own
iber to do what? Perform no duty at
except tia lake I the burden off the
se and Senate of making an cuume
)d of the votes cast, for President and
3-Pies;detit. Hence they may ap
U tellers. These tellers are merely to
form a ministerial ofhVe, to make an
iteration m the
kltnl to them bv
1 to return to t
votes , as they are
the Vice-President,
ic Vice-President - a
lenient, ofj Hie count, f that he may,
bounce the fact.) Wnat for? As to
om hs rectived the greatest number of
es cast for either or both of these
cers. f "Announce and deliver
ip two Houses, las .counted ' by tbe
crs1 For:hat purpose? That the two
ix's may be notified of the count made
the teller.-' Then it leaves it for them
-wrecUt ijf it is an incorrect couut.
e whole tliiug is uiidcc te - supervision
the two Uonscs, j ; i
POSTAL. HOURS.
Ibe malls will close at the City Post Office
dn til further notice as Follows : -
Northern through mails...., 5:'i0 P M
Northern-throwgh and way mails, - -
I daily......,.........:........- 7:00 A M
Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and . .
roates supplied threfrpro, at 5:30' P"M'
Southern mails for all points South,
daily.... 7:00 P M
Western mails (Q C Railway) daily 0:00 A M
Fayetteville, and unices on Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays and Fridays, 1:00 P M
Favetteville by Carolina Central
Railway, daily (except Sundays) 6:00 A M
Onslow C. H. and intermediate
ficds every Friday........ 6:00 A M
I. O. 'R. II.
ai iue regular council ot vomins
Tribe No. 4, Improved Order of Men,
held on the sleep of the 1st sun cold
moon, G. S. D., S8G, the fjllowing chiefs
were raised to their respective "strtnros: H
John E. Silvia, P.
T. J. Herring; S.
A. T. Hewlett, S. S. .
" C. C ReddS. ; ' .
S.r A . Craig? C. of R.
W. S. Hewlett; K. of W. -
- "nrhnr Masters Report,
er at this port, we bave tbe follow ui
port for the month of December, 130
Abbived Steamers, ,
Barques, ...
Brigs,. . . .
.Schoouers..
' j
"
21
20
;8
12
CI
...20,040
... 9,401
Total,
Aggregate tonnage, . .... ... .
Aggregate Foreign tonnage,.
' .The following is the pilots' report of
soundings on; the bars-: ind rips atj low
water: j
'Bald Head Channel, 10 feet ; Western
Bar, 11. feet G inches ;t Rip, G feet G in
ches ; New Inlet, 9 feet 9 inches Rip 9
feet 9 inches.
ABBIVE.
Northern through mails............... 12:4b P M
Northern way and through piails, 8,00 P M
The Smith ville mails, by steamboat, close at
2 P M, daily, except Sundays. ,
Mails for Easv Hill, Towp Creek, Supply
and Shallotte every Friday at 6 A. M.
Mails delivered from 7:00 A M to 7:00 P M,
and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A M.
i Stamp Office open from 8 A M to 12 M, and
from 2 to 5:30 P M. Money Order and Regis
ter Department open same as stamp office.
Stamps for sale -at general deUvery when
stamp office is closed.'
Key , Boxes accessible at all hours, flay and
night. , ' '
Mails collected from street boxes every day
at 4:30 P M. j .. . - ,
LOCAL. NEWS.
New Advertisements.
Jt E. Sampson, Reg.- Deeds Schedule B
and C Tax Notice. - .'
a! SiiRiEfe AH Made Linen Bosom Shirts
for 90 cent, worth $2 50. i
k No moonlight and no gaslight last
night.
A
CAROLINA. :, V
One house (iu Raleigh sold 250 pair of
Snow Ml to the depth of two feet on
Jnday in Plymouth, j , m
Concord is to I) ive a bra$ baqd. The,
tstrumcnts c jst $ 323. j ' ;
Tbp water is very iow In the canal be
veen North Carolina andj Virginia, cans
;g sotoe detention. I. v
Receipts of colton in. Raleigh last
icnth were I G,320 tales against 0,300
ales in December, 1875.
' Large liuiibcrs of "petitions for 'the
wdon of criminals in tfco penitentiary,
re alreaiy pouring io tpon Governor
ancd. I-. ...... . . r--r-.
At ho ring poking' ot Stonewall on the
1st lilt,. 25 knights were mar&halMl fnr
rhe desperate! enterprise. Mr. James M.
Lane, Kuiht of Stonewall .VrrnwnArl M
Mollie Murphrey, of Ecaufort, Quoen of
wis uuu ieauiy. , j t- ; .
p Intf weatuirin :Newtcra anl vicinity
The streets give but little evidence, to
day of the fearfully bad weather through
which we have recently passed.
t " . . - . .; ;' , , ,
v It onlynecds now a settlement of the
Presidential question to open up for us
pue of the most prosperous seasons' the
South has ever known. :
j .. , .
'ZeUulon B. Vance is now Governor of
North .Carolina. It is - difficult to realize
that the control of the destinies of our
State is. now iu the bauds of our own
people. . - ; .' "' ; '
Scb r. Luola Mu rchison ,"xCapt. Jones,
from Gnlveston I for Boston, .which has
leen in below ( for some days past, was
to'wed oiit to sea thi' rrjornipg by the
stealer Wftccamaw.
'. The FayettefiUe Flsht.
- At the last accounts the sheriff of Cum
berland county had arrested nearly all of
the parties, both white and black, who
were implicated in the desperate fight
which took place near Favetteville on
Christmas Eve, an ccoynt of wh,ich; was
published in-th'e Review. There has been
but one death, that of J$r. Canady, who
was killed outrigkt, an J the wounde J are
. ;.
now all in .a' td.r way to recover.
The Installation.
Private advices receivotl here are to the
effect that the Installation ceremonies took
place yesterday at Raleigh, notwithstand
ing the yery evre 'weather- Tle attend
tjoe, wa large, the city having been
crowded with guests, aqd the military par
ade was ono of the principal features of
the day. Th) Installation took place in
Tucker Hall, where tho oath' of office was
administered to Gov? Vance by. Chief Jus
ti?e Pearson and to tho others by Judge
Ijsadc of the Supremo Qouit. ' ;
An Odious Comparison.
Somebody vras saying something' about
Charleston-having Income such iv big
. - - . i
naval gtaro market and how it was rival
ing now; and would soon eclipse, Wilming
ton in this line. To show the folly of
Hucht assertions. We propose from time to
time to institute comparison between, the
two markets. For instance, on Saturday
last, as we learn . from the News and Cour
ier, lhe receipts in Charleston were 43
casksnpirits and ST8 bbls rosin -while the
sales were 30 casks spirits at .38 ccnts' for
whUkey and 39 ce;its for oil packages.
In .rosins there were "ho saTes reported,
which were nominrd at 2 25$2 30 foi;
strained to No. 2. As nothing is said
about crude and tar wo presume there
were no receipts and no sales on that day,
of? cipher article, i v ' ,
Ou. the same day, Saturday, the receipts
here were 81 spirits, 899 rosin, 195 tar
and 259 crude, whit h, by t he way,1 was
far below the average. Spirits sold here
on that day at 45 cebts, G cents per gallon
more thau in Charleston and rosia at
2 30 at which price . was wnerely rionir
inal in Charleston. .
't The Freshet. '
xuee as a rise of seven feet in the
Capo Eear at FayetteviUe np to yesterday
",w""-g wnen the steamers Gor. UWi,
ana wave left there, but at the : last an-
counts the water was falling slowlr nl.
a 8C,u mrther increase is exrwtA
uom a meiung pf the snow and sWt
the -heavy rains in the " interior nf th
State. . . i
On the Way Home. C
The Wilmington Light Infantrv arrivM
upelMtbis morpine. from Raleigh,
were disappointed as it seems that the
clay train coming South has been aband
oned (but for this day only) because of the
ailure to. make connection at Wcldon,
everything being blocked by the heavy
snows which have fallen to the North of
us. The mails and the military will both
airive here this evening1 and to-morrow's
day train will run as usual. 1
The liight Infantry and the Cornet
Band will be met at the depot this even-
S hy the Cape Fear Light Artillery, who
will accompany them to their armory
where Wc acnkowlednc the cour-
esy of au invitation to be present and
lelp to welcome the boys home.
, NWAdvertisemont3:
neauie B and C NOBTHBOyCTTm
the
re-
ler
on
City Court,
Four candidates for favor nisembteVl Ma
tho Oty Court Room. this morning lor
purpose of paying their New Years
spects to His Honor the Mayor and con
tributing a little towards thaexpenaea of
the city for tle year 1877 Tiiesc w rc as
follows ; : - - ' ( :
Emanuel Sniith, charge 1 with'disor
ly conduct, waS ordered discharged
payment of costs.
James Sadgwar, disorderly. discharged
on payment of costs.
JRobert.Thomas, -disordt rly, discharged
on payment of costs.
Charles Harville, for disorderly conduct,
was fined $10 and costs or CQ days' , tiu
the streets. , .
The same, for resisting" a police ofiicer,
was fined $10 and costs or 30 davs on
the streets.
Daughters oV Rebekah.
The organization of ladies known as the
Daughters "of Rebekah', an auxiliary to
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
gave an entertainment last evening at the
Hall on Third street to the members of
Cape Fear and Orion Lodges and their
families.. About 8 o'clock the. guests be
gan to 'assemble and at OMhcy all repaired
to the tables in the Hall, whee a sump
tuous feast had been spreads by the
Daughters. There were present scfrne two
hundred persons, from tho wee little
wiusicr wno. couiu uo uut iitiie oi ,waiKv
iug and still less of talking, to the grey
haired veteran who was fast nearing the
three-score years and ten. The feast .was
a delightful one and wo need not. say was
fully enjoyed by everybody:; but to the
little folks, the. acme of pleasuro was
reached1 when the. table was cleared away
and lots of pretty presents were ranged
thereon, of whih every child iu the room
received one. The presents were all
numbered and so werfe cards distributed
among the little folks, and as each pre
sent was -taken fxm the table' and its
number 'called, the child having the cor
responding number stepped forward. and
received tha gift. At about i 11 o'clock
the fun was over with and everybody
went home well pleased with himself or
herself and every ho3y else and his wife.
Tax Notice.
LL PERSONS subject to the payment of lMance . of ,1
Schedule B and C Tax arc hereby nodfied to Co., of N.w York." . ,
come forward and pay the same within the IIoffman " '
fl ret ten dars In r.... rl ; . I Ppforstn.. ? ;j
, iur me past six .1 " k ?T",K insurance Co.. fif Pfc
. - . . . - I vDurir. - r .
munins,as reqmred by law. This Ux falls d
on the 1st day of Jandary, 1877; )"
JE. SAMPSON.
me i
VKgh&:4 W Co.. of
IO
nth
eeqIeqfial Summary for Decem
ber 187(.
We are indebted to,Mr. Seyboth. Signal
Observer at this point,; for tho Miowin
repofl for the month of December ;
Jlsan temperature, 39l; same in
last yeao-, 518; higheit tempaturo CG;
lowest do., 15; monthly ranga of tempior-
ature, 51; daily range of temperature
(mean),; loj; grcitcst daily rangii of
temperature, 36; mean of maximum tem-s-peratures,
483; mean of niuiraum, teiti-
eraures, 3QjM. Ths'msan temperature
of Iecembe 1876, is about nine degrees
beloy the average, J
.eaa roonthly baromek.T, 39, 02
inches; highest burometer, 30.433 inches;
lowest larorneter, 29.429 inches; monthly
range of barometer, 1.084 inchej.
l'jwailing direction of wind, northwest;. ,
total niimbeir of miles traveled, 0,326
maximum velocity of wind, Rii'ea per
hour, ' ',. . ' I : j :-.
lUal rain foil and meltctl sleet, 5.4$
inches; number of cloudy tiiys, 5j uunber
of rainy days, 9; number of clear day, 13.
5 - i
The dark clouds have parted and the
sunshine this morning came ' straight
alm its course o( 95,000 rnjlps o 8
withont a cloud Jo clll it. "VVht thefre
COrd will e tormorrow nobody bnt Mr.
Indications can'know as ycC
I JLUt of Letters.
The following is the list of letters re
maining unclaimed in the Postoffice, Wil
mington, N.C., Jan. 3d, 1877:
j A W F Alexander, Mrs Caroline Al
1 jn. - "''. -"-' : ;-; - ''''
i B Miss. Sarah ;.Bell, Miss Sarah Bla
k k, Miss Catharine Brown, Cyrus Brock
. ;y, Mrss Annie Burrell.
j C H E Craig, Fred Cummins.
! DWni Dowling, 2. v
F Freeman Fisher. ;
I G-vMrs Mary . Gordon, Mrs Louisa
Grainger1, Thomas Gray.
! H Mrs Drinder Hall, Mrs Mary A C
Hav, capt. W R Hincs, Robert H Hill, M
H Hill, Mrs MUbxy Hortcvn, Gil Horn,
Jos I4uwavl; Mrs Dolly Ann Howard.
! J J o Jones.. ,. ,
! K-rCIara Kelly, Solomon King, Mrs
Mary C King,
I I Mrs Itaura Lee; care Smith Thomas;
EJisha Lewis, Daniel S Lyons,
M--James Macon. ber, Miss Kate Mc
Enerne, David. McLucas, Mrs Eliza J
Mints, Master Richard Moore, Mrs Nora
Morris. ' . -
j N Mrs Mary Neilan, Geo. Night. 4
i O W E Ogdeu, Miss Susan Owens.
I" P James Parish, lsaa.c lVy Jesse
Pope, Miss Henrietta, Votter. .:
j Q-Jadiesi A Qninu.
li sSamuel Reals, John B Richardson
M U Rabbins, Mr Edward Russell. ;
S Washington Smith, M J Smith, Mrs
CUrry Smith, Miss Susie Starlings Jack
Street; . '::' '. ,'";'
T David Thompson, Win Turley, W
W Turnbull, 2. J ... ; ;
V J PYaun. V; ' "
W-Mis3 Maggie Walker J care March
Walker, iMiss Hagar Whitfield, - Mrs Jane
Williams; D M Williams. ,;
SUIP LETTERS.
;' Andrew Hcnrickson, t Julins Johnson,
schr John Shut tc, James Dales. barqne
Pohona, Lewis P lUwley, schr Etta'May,
Joseph B Ooopoir. schr Conservative, cant
A D Dolivcr, schr J;K Lawrence. . ;
Persons calling for letters m anure list
will plcass say "advertisetT; if not claim
ed in 30 days will sent : to (U. ail letter
E. R. IiRINK, Pl lC
LATEST PALL AND WINTER FASH
. ; ions in ;E ,
Gents' and TMli. Clothfug: an.
FURNISHING GOODS.
For cash we sell as cheapas New , York,
Philadelphia or Baltimore dealers.
Our specialty is our All-Made, Linen Bwom, J
WAMSUTTA SHIRTS at i
$2? 9 O O B 3W T & l
Call and soe them for yourself.
dec 30 A. aHRIEH.
lond, Va.
"Representing mast
Best Brands
-Han
IS
BARRELS
Mil
BARRELS
Free City Delivery.
C3 UBSOHIBC FOR THE REVIEW IT
O is worth the moner ausked Cor .it. E Terr-
body opght ta hare - - - "
.Best
FMIILY i
GROCERIES,
FREE CITY DELIVERY.
Whea we insure a house for. a thousand dol
lars we expect to pat a thousand dollars
promptly, if the house is destroyed. ,
Call and sec us foot of Dock st. '
.": dec 27 ;- -. . - .
Virginia Fire and Marine Insnrance Co.
': ' '.':-',. ;,.,.:!
of Richmond, Va. f r 1 1 -
BEST
FIE
LIQUORS!!!
I
V EVERY VARIETY,
FREE CITY DELIVERY.
BEST VARIETY
FMIILY SUPPLIES
FREE CITY DELIVERY.
EveirylhiDiniig
IN" OUU LINE IX I
FULL SUPPLY I
CBAS.B.
p Cl 7 Uorth Front Street.
Notice.
PPLICATW)2rwill b3 made to the pres
ent session of the Legislature, to amend the
charter of the Wilmington ilntual Insurance
Company. ; , SAV1L X. 'CANX05,
dec 23- - Rect'r.
Cwsis
M
Y STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GOODS
.. 1
is now all in and opened9 and ready fort the
-'-' '- ' '' ' '- '. v "',:': ' - .," ' i ' '
inspection of the public I hare many nice
new and! pretty things never before seen in
., . 1-... r .... i-
thiacity.
Superb Chrutmaa Gifts, any atyle and any
price, for. old folka and young folk, big folks
and little folks,' men and women, boys and
girLv and everbody and hie baby
' v 't C. W. YATES, t
"-dec 2X ,V- : - :' : : &1 Market sL -
ClIARTEREO 1832.
1 Capital and Surplus $600,00?
j3T Fire risks taken for one or more years.
This Company is second to no Company
represented in this city. '
This year's business will add largely to its
present surplus. . - l f . u
Managed by men of the highest reputation
for1 honesty and business qualifications. - We
can safely recommend it fo our friends.- -
It is a IIomk Company, and . ias large in
vestments in this city. I ; ....
Losses paid promptly. No 'dodging with
them when the loss is fair and square.
NORTHROP & CUM MING,
dec 27 Agents.
800 BBLS "NEW FLOtTR,
j Barrels and Half Barrels.
YARUANTED SOUND AND SWEET
dec 22
For sale by ; ;
HALL A PEARS ALL.
NEW YEAR'S PnESEMTS.
THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET MADE
their selections, will find the -
' -. ' , ' - - ' -
LARGEST VARIETY. AND . LATEST
STYLES OF NW YEAR'S PRESENTS
at the
LIVE BOOK MD MUSIC STOM
New Year Cards.
A large lot of entirely new styles of New
Year Visiting Cards, something Rich, Rare
and Racy. Just the style for Young Folks.
Call and see them. Come and choose from
the variety of styles at
HEINSBERGER'S,
Book and Music Store,
-1
- 39 and 41 Market Street
x
i
Dec 30
THE GRAND CENTRAL
1 HE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES that
his popular Saloon '
THE GRAND CENTRAL,
on t ie first floor of the old National Hotel, is
now prepared for. the Winter campaign ,being
supplied with the choicest of: ' " " xn
Wines, Ales, Liquors & Cigars
Fresh instalments of the finest ' and fattest
' 1- '. ': - -: ...: . .
ITew Hiver 5 :
, - I- . ; ' : r -
received regularly, and served In any style
desired. REUBEN JONES.
dec 13 . . . ;
TOYS 1 TOYS I TOYS I
JOW OPENING, at our Candy and Con
fectionery Store, N. W., Corner Market and
Second Streets, the largest, most complete?
and and most carefully selected stock of ;
SOTT8 AX7D FZLZ7CIT QOQD 0
ever seen in Wilmington, among which v
sire maay - '
New and Sorprising Thing0
for the little folks. '.
Call and examine our stock. ''
dec 13 CURTIS & BOATWRIOHll
To the Public.
THE OLD AND RELIABLE TOABCC0
HOUSE still lives and continses to keep '
all the leading brands of fin Chewing anJ
Smoking Tobacco,amongwhicb. will be found
the Celebrated Gravely, Eldorado and Heiress1
Twist, Chewing and Pride of ..Durhamt
Smoking Tobacco; also fine Single and
Double, Thick, Bright and Dark Navies, all
the leading Brands of Snuff and -fine Segars
always on hand. I deal in nothing but To
bacco Goods and so keep the best.- - -.
Give me a call before jgoing elsewhere. :
. Motto quick sales and small profits. - ,,- :
.... IL CUIIKLUEir,
y Wholeyale and Retail Dealer - in tbe above
goods. . ' . . No. C Market St
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