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J Tho33)aily 'Review.
JOSIJ. T. JAMES, Ed and Prop.
UtTOXlJIIf GTOIf , W. C.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1S77.
A
REVIEWAIi.
i WiUiaiir II. Evarl8 has now upon lii8
"faTm athlland, Vt:, consisting of nearly
8004aCTCS2bb sheep, 16 horses miA colts,
20iicadx)f. cattle, iacludiDg 20 cov., 25
. calves a rcry : yaluaUq, llircc-ycar-o'.d
I)urhanl)fiU 'an4 25 swine. lie averages
200 teas pf hay yearly from! one batch,
and last year raised 2,200 bushels of corn
on another.
- I, The University of Oxfovd -sent, an cx
rcrt to examine the collection of Hebrew
manuscripts collected from Karaite syna
. gogucs in Egypt ahd Mesopotamia for
the Imperial Library of St. Petersburg,
and be reports that the manuscripts are
r.the greatest valued and contain older
Texts of the ilebrew Uiblo than any hcrc
tofore known.
'Baron on Manudorf,' the respohsib'o
editor of the Ultramontane Austrian jour
nal the Vatcrland, has been sentenced to
four months' imprisonment and a fine of
COO florins for publishing an article abu
sive of tho Jews of Austria, and declaring
them the cause of all the misfortunes of the
country' and asking why they were allow
ed the right of suffrage.
'I - H Hi ' :?. ; .
J'The points in a Saratoga coin-ty. K. V.,
loye "story ari that Frank was discarded
by Lisa in obedience to the dying iniunc
i turn of )ier mother; that they parted at tlie.
gate of the cemetery; that she gradually
J pined until at tho point of death; that she
sent qr, Frank, but hc was on his death
lx$ With fever ; and that they died. on .the
same day, and their bodies were simulta
neously' carried through the ccmetcry-gate
wbefe'they had parted. .
Gun cotton is about to be utilised for
nslgnaling purposes by ths Trinity House in
Ebgland. On a point at the northwest of
England ! 1G5 feet above the level of high
vatcr, aJ jgliarhas bccn established.
yhen the weather is foggy an explosiiyi
. Sjfl CoJtonvUl take' place every fifteen
imnuicvmaklng a report similar to tint
oa cun. If this cxpcrimcnt.answcrs1, gun
Tcottoh Avil! no doubt be lipnccforlh exten-
ei vely used for coast warnings.
It has long heen supposed that volumin
ous and veTyntercstingcorresputHlenee of
Chopin, (he composer, was lost or destroy
ed; but it has now been jdisctfvered that
Cliopin's sister; whd in his last illness
liastcnod from ."Warsaw to l'aris to nurse
Limhas ever sinco had in her possession,
circfull j preserved, nearly 30Q of her broth-
in the cou
Of cod r so.
of coal that there is not a rozue in the
country who has ever stolen anything,
from a pcst-lradcrship down to a postal
stamp, Lut w "Inmost heartily i .-agree ,with
him. -liutUlh is a questioWfor honest
men to 'decide, and Gen. Belknap : will
please stand aside fdfa moment. j
OF COURSE. I fore, strongly opposed to any further in-
The Snrinsfield Republican savs: - ferference of tbjnilitary in purely :State
WaS I rJlu.'t1 j
gA, j I j 1 l?erU"Km a icnarge comes over tlie
i i
W aslimcrtoa . fciaturda v. I that liaT JS
elected, andtliat Grant hxks going o"
him inauguratcimf it tookall the troop l!Tirlc areams ana f iveiiogg,
nfiV? - V '. I f 13 ri vj J- iitiarui .iikuj auu nntuoacKare snui
. dnd -c 11 agct,a sokLlumpf Th!iri6x micaK but it is correct
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1
f r s letters. A music .publisher, of Dres
flcni iai obtained tlib correspondence and
will soon issuo ai German translation of it.
' lA' notahlo result of the recent judica
r ture acts .iu England is tl.own : in the
recognition of Arabic numerals In aflida
its taken in the courts of common law.
.Xtntit lateiy figures were not allowed in
euck (documents; but in November last a
'Judge, reading an affidavit in which the
flTifasnrritten out at length, exclaimed,
" VV hy uo you not write figures ? You
can do so now; They arc so much easier
to J read.'' .; And the precedent was estab
. ' iished. "Numerals are not j'ct alloweil in
ilecds,'on accbunt of the case with wluch
it is supposed that they can be falsified
Tho an ti- vaccination movement in
. Knglanil has already produced its martyrs
j.Tho town of Kcighley is one of the strong
holds of tho Anti-Vaccination Societ vi am
?K)lnO,timJ:ago the inhabitants elected a
. Board of Guardidns, seven in number, on
-HUejCxp'ress understanding that they were
. to take advantage of their ofticiai position
to hinder tho operation of ; the act True
. i . to their promise they persistently refused
toisrotho nxaaLorders . forv. prosecuting
..pcrswiswho neglected to have tljotr chil-
urea vaccinaiea, ana alter uciying tuc
' earnings of the local board and disregard
lt jl'Jatgainjaii sucdfroiai tho t Queen's
Ikuch. they were arrested for contehipt,
. 'and lcomrnitte2l to piison for a month.
When tbo lirno was up, in December last;
SJX?5 ail DCggcu lor mercy, ana gave bond
. t i a S5,000 ,aach Tor tho ; proper. , ier fvr m
Uanco 6i-llicir Uaty. il 6 u ; . tn-i .it:
I The civll engineers 'of i'GbicagoJiiftcr
discussing tho Ashtabulajdisaster, became
convinced that the bridge .was . as strong
'. aslts btalders expected it jto bo. They
think that the-! train ran off the track.
I cinS andlhus tip)cd
, theni ovcir the trusses instead of breaking
them. The confiidencc of travelers will
not be strengthened by this sratement by
,4 a competent engineer : "Ye can calculate
the Strength of a bridgo to a nicely ; wo
1 kno,r .exactly, yvhat will hostile strain and
vreighi lipbn: ,H"at' a given ratVof speeil of
( jevtd the heaviest train made up. Know-
ing ail ims,wc ouuu wiin an ample mar
ginj.8o great .that .-we feci perfectly ,safe.
liut it an axle should break, for instance.
IN LOUISIANA. Vh' ,
We lircsutne tjiat Cameron's order to
Gen. Airier will have the effect of lifting
the blockade on the belcagttcd Revotution
iMs in their etr'onghold behind the forti
fied gales of the State House in! New
Orleans aud will alfow the distinguished
patriots confined therein tofc go outside
and get a fed or have something , to
eat 'and something to: drink conveyed jto
them. 1 1 .can matter but little now o
Xicholls and his tax-payers. They have
accomplished the most important jirt of
their object and plans in 'the steps they
have already been enabled to I tako' to-;
wards a thorough organization of the
various depart mcnts of' government. ? -A
good point gained by them; is the ousting
of Kellpgg's Ixjgus Supreme Court -and
the imj6stors who claimed to be itS'ofiS
cials, aud the opportunities . they have
had for the reconstructing the various
other departments -.of justice. - There is
another, item, too, of great value' to -them
and this lies in the fact that tha tax-payers
aver, most persistently, that they will
not pay any levies ordered by the Revo
lutionists, and to feliow their faith by
their words, have already, colloctcd and
placed 'to the credit of the Democratic
government -'upwards of one hundred
hoiioand dollars. -, .
The future will prove it so. I thy not
know whether the scheme will be carried
out ; indeed, I rather doubt it, aud cer
tainly know of no Democrat of promi
"ne'noj'inflepjCeySvho is pilling Wac
depttljc bargain. But that Ir. Casey
has gone down for this purpose, and that
Titan? radian irrloe to this pnrposc,-yon:
may rely. lf,pe scneme( falls through, it
will not be Mr, Caseys "fault , who has
certainly already given an earnest of Ins
power to turn the bayonets and Grant
about lor the lotty purposes ot the family
IV ONE OF HIS- BUSINESS.
No matter 'what the result of this
Presidentiabconlcst may be, people can
set their minds at rest as, to one point,
and that is that thero will not bo a new
elccLiou if'iJr rant and Capicron can prevent
1 1. This act has already been . forp-shad-bwed
and so plainly that all whorfin.may
read. Gen. Grant says:
The - North Carolina Debt Coui
t.miUee of Bondholders En Route
Yesterday's Petersburg Index & Appeal.
' "The committee appointed at the meet
ing of North, Carolina bondholders, which
was recently held . in ' New York, passed
uirougn reiersourg yesieray morning on
their way to Raleigh, to lay their propo
sition beforo ' the Igislaturo t of North
Carolina. 1 The r committee, consists of
;William J. Best; (chairman) Thos, Foulkc,
William Chittick," "William ; Lummis
and George T. IJouhbrr' "
The committee stopped in Philadelxhia,
.Baltimore and iiienmond and neid con
ferences with-bondholders' in those cities.
At the meeting in Hichmond on Wednes
day, the bondholders in Petersburg were
represented in person and by proxy by Mr.
Andrew Kevan, who was present and took
part in the proceedings. Mr.KeVan yes
terday acconfpa'nied the above committee
tcKaleigh. i ;
' tThe committee, through; Mr. Lummis,,
presented a statement of the propositions
in relation. to the subject of comproihise
of the .North Caroli ha debt, which were
adopted by the bondholders participa
ting in the New Vol k meeting. , '
The basis of the proposed compromise
is that a new six. per cent, bjml shall Le
given (the coupons to be receivable for
taxes) for fifty per cent, of the 'principal
and interest of the recognized State debt.
The specialtax bonds are not foci uded in
this proposition, the committee represent
ing only the undisputed or acknowledged
obligations of the State. L
A pamphlet, containing an exposition of
ine equity oi sucn a compromise, aim ar
guing the ability of tjie State to adjust
the debt upoi such a basis, was read, and
upon rnotion, endorsed by the uuaniinoUs
vote of the meeting. The committees
were then authorized - to j represent the
bondholders, present at the meeting in
their nejjotiations at Raleigh. '
"Whoever is
declared; to be. my cohstitutibrial successor,
1,'im .ii'ill T ii rrriinlil' tilf rfinR if f(lV-
. . , . ., - i bis compromise, if accepted by IS ortti
eruinent. xm ib as. iuuLu v . CaroUua, will -reduce- the debt- of that
the man now !n tho White House pro-1 State to somewhere in the neighborhood
- . - ,L' . '1 '
poses to stay, there as long a he can and ot U,uuy,UUU, lnuependent ot tne spe
i..f : w..oM,;,' lJ vill ?..nsiilt. iin,l cial tax'bdnds, -which are not recognized
,',.,. . . i -'j It i endorsed by all the bondliolders out-
body's whes. and nobody s nterests but side J at? fHC as they, lume been
his own, 'JAe brazen impudence, of 'the consulted including1 those rcsidmg in
man would be refreshing even in hese Petersburg, where, it is' Understood, be
fast times, were it !not for t.je; Serious t ween . $100,000 and' $150,000 of the
noinoro to do with the - qucstiou of whd
is to be his success orthau any " other voter Hardware, CgC
All hc-.has.to do is to pack up andfave - il-y V tlflnffU'lAJ
ou the -fifth-day of-March next and make - "r. . -."O ' " P B :
room for his successor, and if there is mUNS AND PISTOLS, Powder, Shot and
nvwu) " Game Bag?, fa, it
tnonzcu. lo.iuiie postessiou, mat is uo.nuui
Mr. Grant's busmen ' His term ' expires
and his time is. up and .the Congress and
the people will see that; he yields immc-
cuaio possession
CiTccts.
VJ Paps, Powder Flasks, I Shot Pouches,
f
Jacobi's-
0-
of his oflicc
ahd its
-o
SiliFFEliS,
vfiw lououiouTc or car sua jcniyjumping
on ia'tho edges of tho bridge, or. worse
ill, centre roadway- at a point
perhaps not strenshtcrictl by the panel
Arcr-i down the train would go, and would
."fhole bridge nth her.
Boxing Axes
ND- GRIXDSTOXES, Household llard
warc 'of every description at
I Jacobi's.
Builcler
IrOairdwaire
ANOTHER VIEW.
The" rclusal of President Grant to sup1-
ply Packard with troops for the purpose
of sustaining his revolutionary govern
ment in Louisiana, lias been a matter of
sunrise and comment. to the many ; not
that any reasonable man doubts for a mo
ment that Nijholls was legally elected and
thai the Kellogg crowd are seeking to
foist a frcah fraud on the people, but that
it is the first instance known in thdhis
tory of the n resent, administration where j
such help lukilecn refused by tlie Prpsi-
dent to his friends and supporters, Du-.J
ring the past few days the most t frantic
appeals have-been made to Grant ; by the
Packard crew ; the wires have been load-1 TDAINT8, OILS, .TARNISHES; GLASS
cd doAn with messages TmdtdcgTMnr by. . " "c:' ' . J A,:
tho bu,h,ii.olWA LOWEST PRICES
coi'uteuance ana auppori, out inus wr,
VCt f pfo4acia tha.fleiuffd effect.
OjuniouS have nTuedmatiailyas to the
origin of tlris little piece of Virtiious eif-
uemal. en the part of tho President and
many theories have been advanced to, ac
count for it, among them one by an intel
Tgen t correspondent of the Xc w York
Sun, who lays it all to the effect of faihi
Watchmakers &c.
WATC3I XI AKERS AD JEWELLERS.
f'1
tNo. 37fMare6 street,
ll !'i WilniiostonX. C;
w 1 . 2
(EstablKlred 1823.):
GiUARAXTEE THE MONEY'S WORTH
I" for every article purchased of them.
An elegant stock of fine Watches, Clock?,
Jewelry, Silverware, Fancy Goods, &c, kept
; constantly on hand for pale at Jk reryt Kght
advance on New York eoet. . f , t f t
Agents for the Diamond Spectacles.
Oar country JTricnds are invited to call and
see us. "T""" ' " ' ' " 1 "' JcffiS " L'
- 1 t oa i
I5KAUTIFUL GOODS, FOR THE HOht
DAYS AT
Tonsorial.
NEW BABBLE SHOP.
LtaONg and; hJ public generally
opened a
h HHectfuJlyJixforinedabt I have
ii
i NETvV "IjXRBER SHOP,
x-' .5K-liiPstrec:;wher9 the fol-
ai. u. "V- - . ' , . i .
lowing lovr prices aare Deen auopiw .
Xhfrincr 10! cents: Hair Cutting 2o cents ;
Shampoo 25 centi.
Open on Sunday morning.
Te. Aims,
lASHIONALE"BARBERr" T; "
..4. rrumpufFi, 1V-V" ""v'p ' ;
- T ' iVl I rrt mnrtnn N I ;
4 "Hair ' CutUnWy-: Sbaving and Shampooing
hirhotwtirle of the art. " " '' '
; Attentive and pohte Birbers always rea
,dy
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO CALL
and inspect the elesrant stock of "roods' of
fered for sale bv me. Fine assortment of
LADIES' WATCHES. SEAL and PLAIN
GOLD RINGS and LADIES! and QENTE
31 EN'S CHAINS. . ' :
":Work left with me will ba neatly exe
cuted. All 1 ask ot the Fubac is to give e
a trial. J. II. ALLEN,
North Front street,, two doors North of. Mar
ket. i de c 13 i
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' AVithin the last ten years tho progress of
aiscovery in every department piKnowieage
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every one's mouth, and of whose lives'
everyone is curious to know the particulars,
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GUSTA RAILHOAD.
; Wilmington, X. C.,
On and after Wednesdar Jan ,
DAY EXPRESS A JfD MAILTRit,
Leave Wilmington;......,
Leave Florence.........3"""v"""13
Arrive at Columbia... "
Leave Colambia.;;...;7" "--- i
Leave Florence............",""""" U
Arrive at Wilmington l'
This Train will run liaK
; IGlfT EXPRESS TRA
Leave Wilmington....
T Tt
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It!
'I
1
Arrive at Columbia
Arrive at Augusta. "
Leave Augusta.....:..::-;: "-
Leave ColumbiaV. !
Leave r. lorence.. - -' i
Arrive at Wamington.!! J I
THROUGH FREIGHT' TRAlx ih
V ccpt SffEdaj-s.) 1 t-
Leave Wilmington.........
Leave Florence..............:::""
Arrive at Columbia..-........."'
Leave Columbia.,.........::::'' "h
Leave Florence....,.;....'..::::'" N
Arrive at Wilmington....... ""' ';'
T i " 1
x ttssengers ior UiarlestpS.
and beyond should take ni"-ht Fl:
from Wilmington. ,
: Threugh Sleeping Gard PBu
for Charleston and Augusta.
" JAMES AXnrPc-
5 General Supery!
2
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WILMINGTON & we?
OffICEO1 Ges'i, Strr-EBISTEJiDEXT
; Wilmington, N. C, Jan. 1, ja
On and after-Wednesday, Janwn'
the passenger trains on the
weiaon itaiiroard will., fun as folJoi J
DAY MAIL AD EXPRESS r
Leave Wilmingtou, Front St. Depot
: at...........
Arrive at Golddboro at..........
Arrive at uocsy Mount at j
Arrive at Weldcn at....;.l..'....3! 3
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ijeave ureiaon aauv at...... . i
.1-.-. .1 "M i-i
Arrive at hockv. iiouiit at.........
Arrive at Goldsboro at
Arrive at Wilmington, Front"St
. uepot ai.i. 1 ?3
NIGnT JIAtL. AND EXPliES
DAIL5l EXCEPT SUXDil
Leave Wilmington - at..:. jj
Arrive, at Goldsboro at............ j.
Arrive at Rocky Mount at....:; d
Arrive at Weldon at jjj
Leave Weldon, daily, at.'. 11
Arrive at Rocky Mount at......... C
Arrive at Goldsboro at.............. St
Arrive at Wilmington at.... I!f
Tlie Day Train mates close cetKf
Weldon lor-all points Xortarut'
daily, (except bunday) and dsul;,n
mond and all rail routes.
Night train makes close coiwrt
Weldon for all points north via KiciiK
l'uiiman s I'aiaccfcilecpiDsliraiai.:
ail Niffht Trains, and ruriV throngb&R
mihgton to Milford Station 00
Frcdericfeeburg & Potomac Kailnai I
s Freight Trains will leave lFiiss$
weekly at 5 30 AM, ahdarrrfitH
- JVIVs k. uu,
jan 3-tf 1 ;. General Sujetinte-
CAHQLIM IMl
J
Office General StPKEiHran
- Wilmington, If. C, SeptK
Change of Schednl.
OX AND AFTER SUNDAY,
inst., trains wil run ov;r thu
as foliov.'i ' . '
Passenger and Mail EST.
j
Leave Wilminirtoh at. . .t-"
Arrive in Chailotte at'........'....-
Leave Charlotte at-........;..-....'-;
Arrive at Wilmington at
1
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