The Daily Review.
JOSlU T. JAMES, Ed. ami Prop
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" j MONDAY, APKIL 23. 1877.,
T TilEiyE R DOLLAR.
It would" surprise many people if tlicj
were told', that in case they owed
tea dollars aud offered leu surer
i dollars in payment . of a dct't. the
creditor would have a light to refuse it,
and if suit Wa3 brought for the debt tLev
Silver dollars arc , only lal tnui'i
t' tilt' I
amount of five dolhifs now. This is-'one
of the ninny outrago prprlr;it:-L"n Hie
American ponp'e by Couro in ihe ht
few years. Kvcr since the Government
was 'founded up to the year 171 silver.
dollars were a legal tender to any amount,
the same as iwld-
but m that year there
wiu a "reviswu" of the laws by which
silverir as a legal Jender,' was wiped out
; ' t5flortviTHWi wav. It v.-as the
ill -- m - .
.vt.-m ;,, rrnn aud :
crowing act of tin, o Uui . Li,un a.
kept up by tliu uona-noiueis, .u.u j-. -,
IcndCr-i which has brought thy country
nearly to ruin. Step by ttcp-S-lirst
boldly, afterwards steal thily they' have
boen squceziu the lifa out of the laboring
-waases, and when the gloiiuiis "return to
specie' paytnents' taiics place there -will
lc a1 full1 realisation of the swindle and
Crime. Wc hope when Congress, meets
. again that the act of 187:1 which stopped
the coinage of silver dollars, and the leg
islation of 1871 whereby its legal tender
character was destroyed, will be repealed,
aud that ''Elands silver bill' or a simi
lar ono will be .passcd,so -that we in;y
havc hereafter what wc kae always bid
heretofore, a bi-mctallic .slanda.rd. We
arc gtad to state that; with fv exceptions,
the Southern members of Congress have
always voted in wh it we regard as the
right direction on this sni-ject.
Til C FAILURES OF TIIItEE
! 3IONTIIS
' Tho C'jarlvstou Xcv:s ind Cuuricray:
Coutrary to general expectation, the ijmn
bcr of failures in the United States lor
the first thr co months of the present year,
show a slight increase over the correspond
ing I quarter of 1S7G. though the amount
of liabilities is somewliat less. .The
quarterly circular of the mercantile
Hgeucy of Messrs. II. C Ouu iV . t,'"- fur
nUljcVi the following comparison:; : "
f "4 L ; FlitsT rAmi:n.
!'"' ' Xo. of Amount of Average
Ycurs. Failures.- Liabilities. Liabilities.
187u.....l,98J .13,170,y::: $21,781
i 1879 .'J.80G 01,04 1,150 J3,038
1177 .... .2,80'J o 1,083,07 1 l'.l,010
i 1 'j . i
I The increase in nuuibc'r lor the quaiH
tcr appears to bo only Go, and is only
siguiiicant because any increase at all was
unexpected.
In South Carolina
there is a small iu
creaso in tho number aud amount of fail
tires as compared with 1870 the figures
being: j
First quarter in 1 87 7 .... 1 l' s 7 t'Jfiij
First quarter in 1870 10 7J.,868
First quaiter in 1 87u .... 0 1 .',...,30
Georgia shows a remarkablo. tieeiease,
th failures iu 1878 numbering Zi, with
liabilities of $131,150, agiiinsL 08 failures,
amounting to . ?2,080fH79, - in In
Korth Carolina the iecrcaso is also large,
tho amount of liabilities iu 1877 being
na,10i), against l82?rS3 in the pre
vious year. In Virginia the decrease, in
tho amount of liabilities, is lVuiu 2,121,
.OGu in 187Gto fclo',bli -in the preociii j
year. Louisiana even shows a roluelioii,
tbc liabilities, oa failures, U-in:: r2,0OO
. this year against $553,02-3 but year. Ala
bama, however baa increase I the. number
of failure from 22 V) 23, and the liabilities
' from $250,300 to $ lSfJ,7;: I . 'Tbero . is a
hoivy increase in both Kentucky and
Texas. :'
Wlnlo iu the Cnitoil tattr, as a whole.
thcro a slight increase in the number of i
failures, the liabilities only average
010 for each firm. This is a bw average,
and indicates an r improved cuiulitiou.
The excess of failures in cumnaris -n with
the first quarter of lTG is due .manily to
Califoruia, where the incrcae inow
than 100 per cent. ; to Coiiuecticiit. where
. it M mere, than .iJ per cent.; t'liicago,
where it, in nearly 10 jer cent. ; to St.
fu'is, where it is about K per cent. ; arid
to bmallJStates or 'iVrritorto. Id Uortou
there hasf'been a decrease of vver GO per
cent.; iu North Carolina f nearly t;o per
cent.; and iu lllixle Island .f n..-arly DO
per cent. r " '
Cotton is onco mure dawn to .vi.!c...eo
in 1 jvcrfool. Happy is the ni.m, say
the Macon Telegraph if- Messcnjcr, who,
warned fj. time, fchall provide for heavy
lOOtl supplies iius rai. xiukc u;cseci
will he be, who calleth not ou the West
for corn, aud heareth, tbc gruut of hi. ba
con.1 Ilelightcth his pijc in., peace. -lie
crosseth hi legs before the lire and suith
into himself, yea; though cotton is but
i F f . 0 ' ' I'-
eight -cents a pound, yet can I Vtare want
an tho face and bid bim begone. Nr shall
I be a humh2J tappliant at the door cf the
tanker Wi'iifpOBiqwJatiou," or, enter
therein to? the rhambfrs ondrsnalr and
1
WASIIINGTON LETTER.
Washington, LLC, April ill,
At UstTn-ccd seems to have struck ou
the golden tncans by wiricb to replenish
his now nearly empty coffers, lie ap
pears as an author, his 'style being fiction.
His first attempt appears as "My Escape"
in llarporV, ami his .second a "My Con
fession," in the WvrhL G real magazines,
like republics,' bcinj notoriously nnratc
f u I , llarper; has not yet included the
ex-loss' . nafn in its list of contributors,
but will ' piib:ibly do so soon. Neither
ut bis art k'h'.s are quite up to. what they
Vvwi.ii'1- U-' "VT-U muw fcmj ww.- liuiti
the I"ai' i f a more experienced novelist,
as a lirst-dasa Washington corres
pviitlint, but they will probably be much
itiiprov!.-il h the second editions." A re
vi 4 "i'V of tiie confession, in which he
proposes to count in two or three more
'""o---
and nearly the entire New York judiciary
hxye dcnuihs already "set up" in expect
ancy. 1 understand that there arc some
', . M , ..i. -1- I. . ll... J
iClRs who iauc siuciv m musu arueies,uuu
u.liu. Ulcm ;but as far as heard
frora tJ aro all in localities wbich tbe
fuol-kilicr has neglected to visit lately.
Hampton's troubles appear to bo all over,
and his path now strewn with flowers,
b't my friend 11. Y. II. still finds a great
many thorns. Packard still 'swaggers
and blusters, and to-day he Bends up a
plaintive wail from Xew Orleans that
"two of our most trusted men have, left
us" -under tho persuasive eloquence of
Xicholls. His adherents .are fast grow
ing beautifully less, and the compromise
commis.sio.il appears to be airording him
little satisfaction thus far. From all that
I can learn the lbur-to-onc appears to be
working in rich, better than the eight-to-
s.ven did.
Jt mav be a matter of honest di (Terence
of opinion whether the Chicago Times
will or will "not put in an app'varanco at
the judgment day, but that it is generally
first on the "round in all matters mun
dane is bevoud lisute. In furtherance
of this fact 'the. Kevercnd "ctlitor of the
Journal is about, 'to send Henry F. Kcenati
to Kurope toestabli.'-li a limes- bureau in
Lonicn and! to act as war correspondent
of that paper with;, the uussian army.
hcrcver he is known II. r. has the rep
utation of being about as keen an lively a
quill driver as they get up uowa-days.
Just as soon as wc-begin to get no war
news from Kurope vou may be certain tin
ball has oncned. The first encounter
must be on Turkish ground and that gov
eminent having a censorship of the tele
graph has forbidden tho transmission of
dispatches relating to the movements of
the troops. The first news that wc will
hear w ill probably be ot.'tho clash, of a
great battle, and in that battle" Turkey
will probably get a severe thrashing.
This, however,, will by no. inc.ius end the
war, as there is no nation on the facd of
the globe that will fight harder aud .worse
and do more damage after they aic whip
ped than the Turks. In a" war between
llussia and Turkey about the commence
ment ot the last century, the former had
the Turkish forces fairly beaten, but failed
to discover it until they themselves had
surrendered. A similar instance occurred
in our last war at the first battle of Uull
ltijn. ,
Alexis . ha i been with us aud has gone;
and wo cannot be comforted. He was
given a state dinner at the White House
on Thursday, aud is .credited with the
saying, before he left this afternoon, that
the most remarkable thing he had seen in
this country was Z. Chandler, at that
banquet eatum peas with a knife. Zacha
rias has a mouth that although a thing $f
jaw forever can scarcely Jh? called a beauty,
ami he ot.v shovel em in.
lilaiue stock is still on the decline,.
having received another very black eye
in 'the published semi-official ''-announcement
of the prospective reinstatement in
oi'.icc f the men who fought and fell uu
ucr r.ristow. Washburno, the secret ser
vice chief who inade things so warm for
the whiskey thieves, is to le restored to
Lis COuniiaiKl, aul it is generally believed
that the .Kentucky reformer, himself will
b piacateil with the eti'er of the vacaut
Siiprcme'-'LourL .Fudjrcship. II , Hayes
Ouulii;i:es in tliis way I imagine ; lie will
ho able t..- keep On very riod terms with
the' pevple I'A' fear ye..r, evciwith Jamie
U'laihe's endorsement. ' (Ji KiCfE,
Miscellaneous.
EMotice.
Y LL l'KUHOXS UOLDINU CLAIMS
against the County of Xew Hanover,' in War-raut.-5,
Ac., issued previeu- to tbe l?t of Janu
ary, li77, ;tre rejuefctel toprceent a Hat of
the .-.nue t th''. Special IJoard of Audit with
out dcly. ,
The lists must epecify tht Darn and Xmnea
and A molnt of eaeh anant, together with
the name of the pel son to vxhuui bued, aud
by whom held, ' . .
Action will be talon on each claim, a. prc-.-Tuteil,
in accordance uib the law creating
the Board of Audit.
I wm. i;. DeRosslt,
mch 11 Cba4ran.
TIIE liKST -p.Ai: IN JIIE- CI TV IS
THE OLD CLARENDON
Foot of Market St.
Th Host of ALES, 'WINES, '-LIQUOKS
and ClUAIib always on Land and served by
poli to and accommodating attendants -Xew
liirt5r Oyster?, always fresh and alwar
i . it
ESPECIALLY' ADAPTED TO.THE USL
Cotton Shippers.
Xcat!y printed at LOWEST PBICES
1 S. O HAIL;'
'jail IS, r.le Ajer.t for Wnrainjfbr,
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the signal developments which have taken
TlceTn everv branco of science, litcrattre.
and art, have induced the editor and pub
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THE AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA.
Within the last ten years the progress of
discovery in every department ol knowledge
has made a new work of reference an im
perative want.
Tho movement of political affairs have
kept paco with tho discoveries of science and
their fruitful application to tho industrial
and useful arts aud tho convenience and re
finement of social life. ' Great wars, and con
sequent revolutions havo occurred, involv
inzr national chaucres of noculiar moment.
Tho civil war of our country, which was at 1
its height when the last volume ot the out
work appeared, has happily -ended, and a
new course of commercial and industrial
activity has been commenced. .
Large accessions to our geographical
knowledge havoheen mad by the indefati
gable explorer of Africa.
Tbe great political revolutions of the Jast
decade, with tho natural icsult of the lapse
of time, have,; brought into publie view a
multitude of newmen? whoso names uro in
every one's mouth, and of whose lives
everv one Is curious to know the particulars
Great battles have been fought and impor
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arc as yet preserved only in tho newspapers
or in the trasiont publications of the day,
aud which ought now to take their place in
permanent and authentic history. ,
In preparing the' present edition for the
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editors to bring .down the information to the
lowest possible rates, and to furnish an ac
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In science, of every frehs production in
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The work has been begun after long and
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mission ers of Alabama CH'fai
' fore the ExecuUvo Vepxuu
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war, or their heirs. are ,
money from the Geranj,
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state amount of pay Fr LA K
close stamp, and a fau-rcpoj , w i fi
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slightly, can cbuxto a Pj;-
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ecuted before tna GeneTU a- ,
partment of the Interior.
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ty Land WarranU LfgW,
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to perfect thfcxa.
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in a separate bureMkjgK, - tL
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proper paper, en app ggf7
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