The Daily Review.
JOStt. T.
JAMES, Ed. and Prop
WjXMWGTCOT, X. CV
WEDNJCSDAY, APRIL 2o, 197.
VIEWS AND REVIEWS.
4,OWtiiianifraiJ-to-i;Q-liomc" is the
way -they designate-Senator ratlcrson in
Washington.
-pffrifiAfl rlama 1,000 feet above &ca
level have Iwfouud oa Irrin'.s
ranch in the llocky Mountains.
SooJoS&th'S n'slibh' fi rc insurance com
panies pay on the average very high
dirideitlsin Jbe'- f-Nurth British and
3IeV?anftihVi.T!te1y-iaid one of 28 'per
ccntv ( f -V.
Dr. fjcnjauiin Viaiililin invcutcl nml
. constructed three clocks, and one 'of them
is owned in the Old King's Arms Inn, in
IWajtcr, Xnglotnd.T It luis only three
".wheels "arid strikes the hunr: I is to be
told at. auction in May, with other
curious ntatorieal object cs.
A sajety envelope 'to prevent tamper
, hit has been devised. On .'the flap the
words "attempt to open" are printed with
ii double set of chemicals, the first
impression containing nutgalls' and ttic
second green vitriol. If the flap pc
steamed or moistened iu any w ay the
-magic printing will appear. T- '.
A Yankee, having patented a device for
making tops of fences impassable by
cats, advertises as follows : "Practical tests
of the inVcntion have .shown that it is dis
" couragtog to cats in a higlr degree. Tom
u cats of exceptional -intelligence, yvlu have
long treated, with contempt, such .trivia
obstacles I aa spikes .and broken '-glas.s,
hive retreated baffled before the teaser."
4bstoiw6mah is conducting a tcni
pWafice revival as a kind -of udjimct' to
- thj: Moody and .Sjnkcy meetings. fhc
gives a breakfast to every man who will
pledge himself to htca to the temperance
appeal that follows it. Hundreds attend
every morning or. these tcrm. and of
course most of them at the uuLstt care
only for the meal ; but Ihc woman is
couviuccd that jnaoy are coin cried JVom
intemperance, and is willing to meet
the expense of her .movement. .
, The South Pass' jetties are steadily decp
eniuJh channel at the mvutli of the
Mississippi.'' The' steamship Andean.
drawing twenty feet six inches, recently
passed through on a stage of water four
inchqsclow mean HojI tide. This is
sauf Pirate been the deepest draught ves
sel that has yet passed through. The
approaching spring freshets in the Mis
MSsipbAvhleh' will greatly increase t he
amount .e watery, are expected to scour
out the ch:.u(iel to a e)n-.ideralrv greater
depth.
The disadvantages of wearing false hair
were painTiiry illustrated at Millersvillc,
Pa.,' the other day. A boat, iu which
two yyuig ladies and two young 'men
were passengers, CiVpsi zed suddenly, and
one of the fadics s tiik out of sight. A.
she reappeared one ,;of the men grasped
her hat, which came oil". The lady sank,
and cumber scvoud appearance fared no
better tor this time the frightened youth
caught her by her hair, which, being false,
came off iu his hauds, and down she went
again. At last, however, she was caught
by her real hair aud dragged alnjard the
boat, after having had what may properly
be called a hairbreadth escape.
The French arc nothing if not sensi
tionafl. The grand new Avenue tie l'Opcra
in Paris, is now in course of h-.ing laid
out audjppCnctl, und the-; engineer- in
stead .of allowing the multitude to gaze
upon his wot k in progress of eo'.upletion,
has' put-' up high boardscreen, cutting
oil puJYic5; entirely. His object :
to prepare a pleasant surprise lor his
brother Parisians, and to let them least
their eyes only uikhi the completed ave
nue, with ' the sidewalks newly laid and
the macadamized roadway iYchlv rolled.
They have a knotty ease - before the
Ohio Superior Court. The action is one
brought, by a hu&bau I against his wife,
HOW THE GREAT NEW YORK
HERALD -X EC T U R ES TOE
POOR liITTJLE SOUTH.
For cool unblaslnug, insolence, commend
us to that brazen political ireather-cock,
tho New York Herald. Since it recent
display of common Bensc and justice as
to South Carolina aSain, it seems to
have believed it has acquired a-patent
right over the Southern States to lecture,
to abuse and to cajole our people by
turns. Its latest conceit is to bully us
into' the formation of a new' party, and in
this attempt treats us with beautiful in
consistence in one breath, as conquered
vass.ils, And in the next as thinking men,
with, some show of political power.
Head the heading of a long leader in the
issue of the 23d, "Line3 of New Depart
ure. What the South needs is justice
and common sense." But according to
the first part of the HeraliVs articlt there
wouUl seen to be no necessity for the pos
session of cither "justice' or "common
sense'on our part, for it declarei "the
truth about the South is a painful ene.
We have a conquered territory and do not
know - what to do with it." As simply
conquered, territory, we have little need
or room for the exercise' of "justice and
common aenso" to the mighty, superio;,
elevated, victorious, christian North exclu
sively belongs, the patent right to exercise
these high functions, evenf with respect
to our internal affairs, lint hear the
Herald continue :
The conquered States naturallv fol
low their old leaders, and their aim is to
recover through political expedients as
much a3 possible of what they lost m the
war. There is a gpod deal of cant about
' 'cheerful ly accepting" aud so on, and
"gladly welcoming' emancipation, for in
stance. Put it is all cant. 1 low can the
Southern people "cheerfully .accept" the
most terrible and crushing defeat ever
imposed by one Power upon the other
since Scipio couqucrc4 Carthage? How cau
they "cheerfully welcome" an event which,
however much wc in thcXorth mar siug
and fray about it has ruined hundreds of
thousands of the best men aud women in
the South? This is not in human nature,
and any theory about the settlement of
the Southern question based upon it is un
sound, because it rests upon a falsehood.
What the South accepts is tho sword.
What she is now striving to do is to put
away the sword; She has "accepted"
nothing. She fought the military rule at
the end of tho war. although if that rule
had been coutiuued for ten years she
would have escaped the corruptions of the
carpet-bagger. She fought the 1'recd
mau's, Bureau, although without it she
never could have x controlled the labor
which has cnablcu her to grow as. much
cotton as iu any of her peaceful years.
She has fought every sysjtom of govern
ment, cvcry experiment that, did not
bring back, us nearly iis possible, the old
system. Wherever hc lias found a
Confederate leader she Iikr honored and
promoted him. She shenvsit iu the long
list ol gallant and distinguished men who-
hold seats .'in tho Senate aud the House
because of what they did for the lost
cause. Wherever one of her sous 'has
shown a disposition to make terms with her
enemy, even sons as distinguished as Long
streets and Mosby, she has punished him
with swift aud merciless rigor. She eares
with singular and proud i unanimity tvh.cn
everUchijca ascveulKngstreet and
Mosby were craven enough to deny these
principlea gni fall, ready worshippers to
the igolden calf ef gijernioect pluudcrings,
erected bthe Radical party for the delight
of its faithful followers, the South was hon
est and patriotic enough, in the face of th
"bloody sbirVand reconstructions terrors, to
showcrrupor ;them ils indignation with
."merciless Vigor' And wc are not striv
ing to recover now vhat wc lost during the
war, but are ratTiTranTmalcl ly a rest
less principle to" render ihcfold government
of our: fsthcra: once more pure and free
from corruption. : I
Tlie Herald-will excuse us li-r saying
that wc, cannot agree with it iu the asser
tion that even if wo "had elected Tilden it
would have have been a barren victory"
for us, or further, in the remarkable de
claration that "neither Mr Tilden nor
any Democratic President could have had.
the confidence of the country to the ex
tent possessed by IIaycs.': If Mr. Tilden
had been perntittcd to take his seat, w hich
he should have done by right of his elec
tion and mainly by Southern votes
then the victory-would not have proved
-quite so barren as the National Jieturning
Board succeeded in rendering it- ; but that
a man who succeeded in reaching the
Presidential chair through a title upon the
face of which acknowledged fraud was so
plainly written should. possess confidence
so superior to any possible Democratic
President, is a conundrum hard to unravel.
llllt flit. ;.itlir iniKi.r ! tiii !
the South declines the Herald's invitation
to exercise- that "justice and common
sense" wliich, according to its theory, wc
so much need, to form a new party under
the leadership of Hayes,. Aud the bait is
peculiarly void of tetnp'aliou -.when it
names as leaders such perjured Keturniug
Board cattle as E hnunds aud Hoar, even
though coupled iu the Sim,! breath with
Lamar and Hampton. This even docs
not succeed, in piri tying them, and thi
South is yet true to principle -iu spite
of the Herald a insolence ;md cajolement.
And still the Herald is not happy.
Miscellaneous.
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NEW i BARBER SHOP
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lowing low prices hare been adopted :
Shaving1 10 cents ; Hair Cutting 23 cents ;
Shampoo 25 cents.
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TIIE AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA.
AVithin t ho last ten years tho progress of
discovery in everj department ol knowledge
has made a new work of reference an im
perative, want.
The movement of political affairs have
kept pace with tho discoveries of science and
their fruitful application to tho industrial
and useful arts and the convenience and re
finement of social life. - Great ware, and con
sequent revolutions have occurred, involv
ing national chanses of neculiar moment.
Wc 'guarantee thi Tea tle verr best in I Tno civil war of our country, which was at
J , I its height when the last volume of the old
worK appeared, has happily ended, and a
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of time, have, brought into publie v4ew a
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or in the trasient publications of the day,
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permanent and authentic history. .
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Each
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Reports of the progress of Surge-v and
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nothing for the democratic, iiotliitis for the
rcnjjjblican part', Jlcr aim, her natural,
proper aud excusable aim, is to recover as
much fi possible what she lost during the ' tbe progress in each of these special depart
tx-,1- l ments during the year.
Jl'ii ciitium On the above umy be- per
mitted from couquercd State?, overawed
by the mighty almdow of the Sew York
Herald, vo would rent tire to suggest",
"with bated breath and whij)criti.lium
blcness' that we thought .the "war was
over and that-. there had lieeii a rtistora-
tioii of the union of thel StateM. The dc
mauds of conquest would hav iccn ap
propriate enough to the seas.m imnieJi-
aiciy jcMOwing nit' ir
on a note given before marriage. a:.J the
question raise 1 is, whether or nut the
marriage of 'the parties extinguished tfie
obligation. The wife contends that itdid,
as by couimou Jaw the husband was !ia-
Lie wtlic Ireditora of his wife aiyl could
not, by becoming his wife's cre!itor. put
hi nsllf, as regards her, ia the position of
both creditor, and debtor. J'i.o inattir
was held, under :ulviaement.
Srccping-car passcngcr!,' righis. tie rare
ly adjadicatetl in the courts, as the slecp-
ing-car(rnanagers are usually most careful
t T thojeoiBfort and s;ifoty of lheir iatron.
A recent decision a to the respiuj.tb;iity
of sleeping-car .compauios, midc by the
Dcs Moines, rcliit Court in Iowa, Ul
therefore, cP iti1eret.nr The c:ise turucil
upon t lie rcsiKHisibiUty for the traveller's
euecteditUslJoKitinslrttrtcil the jury
that flic : company hou Id c lield for the
safe-keeping of the traveller's personal ef
fect whilst he was asleep. In judging of
the vahw f tlicse effects, however, they
were to b lii:ut.V to the amuuut rcasona
Wc arul prtuleiit fjr a ' passenger tu take
with him whilstjrawlling. '
miuatioii of the
struggle, but in decency iianuf.it he revired
uow after all tin? "cant" and experiment
of the North c xpeuded' uii reconstruction.
Unr view of the truth of the mattcrds
that there ins ben n "cant'.' about
"cheerfully accepting? ir "gladly wel
coming" eriiAficipati-on, cept from the
saintly scalawags of the Holdeu oii I'ool
order who were welcorped at once. into the
bosom of the l.' ulicil party and given n
liberal share- .." iln htcaiiug. LiMhr a
plea of hostilities tor the prejcrvation of
the I nil. in, the Southern people had -their
ucgroes .-hamefully sU leu from them by
tLi? cmaueipation swindle, iiotwitlistaud
ing. as this JJ:ra!d says-, tu the rry same
at tide now under eimijctuifi, that "we
in the North are as muej iJvib for
slavny a the South.; Ve cnjyexl many!
ot its matcnal ad vintages. We. legalized
it, and men are 5li!I , living who were
dragged through Xorthirn treel with
halters a lotit their neck for finest iuuin'r
it dn jne character." ;
IjM the iteioia s right in living wliat
. v jm uvkvi i ure swoni V Q SIC
knowletlgetl defeat witl!6ut avowing that
the princif !es for which we fought were
faUe, a:id accepted nothing but that we
were beaten and these principles reudered
a practical iui possibility. But tvo did
heartily accept the situatiou in which 'the
struggle placed us and endeavored to bring
to our icstoralion under the ; ohl 'govern
hu?nt the ' same elevated jiatrioHini and
devotion to thp higter principlea of its
original establishinent thzf. innpired so
many to lay down their lives iu deeuc of
that sense of right aud justice, of which
n swm how o wofdllyj lacking And'
lidav -Number in .Mr fi ipndlr I ? wuui i memosi recent; aiscovcries
ci iliuer ui touched high-water mark. We the practical artsa well as to giveasuccinct
ui not-ct-what worlds are left to it to con- and original record of the progress political
juer.'V lut the publishers do not consider ndhistorical events.
that thev have reached the ultima thule of The work has been begun after long and
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worlds to conquer, and they propose to SltoSSSo? carrylng il 01 toasuq-
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T. A. AS II BY y M. D.
C600 PIANOS FOR $250.
And Ii oibcr strlea in the same nronnrt!.
including (Jrand, Sre and Cpright all
r iRSt-Ci.As sold direct to the Pop.-.k at
Factokt Pricks. No asrenh?: no rommw.
eions: no dieiuoK These Pianos made one
ofth net dbpldys at the Centennial Exhi
bition, and wrv unafiiujonJy recommended
for the HIGHEST HONORS, Vow Manu
factory one of the largest and finest in the
world. ' The Square Grande contain Math
ushek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Sea'e,
the greatest improvement in the history of
piano making. The Uprights are the Fi.vkst
im Amkkica. Don t fail to write for Illustra
ted and Descriptive Catalogue, mailed free.
. MENfKJiiS(:lN PIAX0 Q.,
apl. 14 No. 5J Broad wav, X. V.
-
cembfer. Other I vanera 'aro. "Thi iZiZX " .-iuwwib, , OtU.
VVoikmgman's Homc'"A Nation of Shop- T. VL7 TlTt OTTTTT jpTrtT"
keeper,' Ha'penny a Week for the Ch tdP W. DROWXJ CL OOZ7S,
A richly illustrated m l 1. TCIIMAKKHS AND JFAVKLLKIiS.
.i:lc::,rs h: m'bA : x'o.-3- Market .. .
Wilrairrton. If. C.
-Household amlilooie Decoration" . vl???;l !
...Mil . I -vAiia.iil.li in, JtUK'ij WORTH
ill have a prominent place, whilst the latest f lof eTcr.v article purchased of them,
productions ol American liumoihts will ap- .-An elegant stock of fine Watches, Clock?,
pear from month to month The list of sho Jwdry, Silverware, Fancv (Jooda;Ac kep
er st.rw.-, biographical ad other kctchcf, netantly on hand for sale at a very Slight
etc., Ha long i,o. ' advance on New York cost n
1-
rJoticeP
JLL PERS05S HOLDING- CLAIMS
against the County of New Hanover, iu War
rants, Jtc, issued previous to the 1st of Janu
ary, ls77, are requested lo present a liit of
the S4i$ Jo the Special Board of Audit with
ont delay.
The listo mut specify the Date and Kckher
aad Axocsr of each Warrant, together with
the name of the person to whom Laed, aud
by wbom held.
Action Till be taken on each claim, a pre
seniMl, in aeofUna wlU the law creating
the Board of Audit,
WM. U DeROSSRT,
-nch 14 Chairman.
Tk.. l: : .i
ii.iiiriai ucparuiient will continue to
,m,.t uib awi pon., ootii at home and
viu..u. nitre win tn-a wics of letter? on
iiurittii inaiovs, irom Loirdon. bv Mr. Wei
ford. i
The paves of the ma-razim will hJ '
heretoloif. mi far; . -w '
. .i : : jl f- tpott- win per
mil, to tlie.isc.U4rn.f alj -mes adectSr
Uic social an. religious lile' orthe irorld! 3
Ifi tUti tliought of the Christ
iau tbinke-s and scholars of this country.
e mean to make fh
aud ; m all lu uiterania .nd'tafli-
enees. and my.r-a ,..,. ...
k ... . "r vuuiv- vuiior man ever
on
SHOE MAKER
AND
- - i .
toot; AND
Repairer. 8ond atresf, two door froia Mar
- FrieviMV)4erafaB,J R"?t Rri nn.
raga?uie sweeter
uro genia,
and in flu
.i .
Ulurcn, hunu..f rollnc..nt and cnlturt,
FIFTEEN MONTHS for 34.
Se'ribiKT for l)rrp iil.,.r . ,
t.cc,1"'"r' n' read-, and
N eL. chapters- of
been li-ueit. Th . eS" e n JCI
scriber (who reque.tJwbcS wblcS
tion begiD3 witn the Xo'tS.1
oumvnpuon price, a year 35 cent-
nSLbc-Sl:Uitenna OQ bonndcSSiei
a BchSn?,obp sellerlor Tend
a cnect or P. O. money order to
cvRIBNEU & CO.,
uroMWlj, X, v.
ec 28
iuew uecign,
N INVOICE i OF CLOCKS otutirely
: Agents for the Diamond
- ,Our country friendj are invited to call and
dec 13
I
APrr KtuD ... I
iM r : i imm ma vr..A-a n
! , r '.uoi errors ana
M Wj " ca iv Jife. Mix
d i H
a V is
3 , H
HOOD RtSTOilKb." ImnxlimJi.
to AlTlc removetl. New !h
method of treatment. New ilk
u rcnurKablc remedies.
iuos anq circulars sent free
m acijled cnrclopee. Addresa
c
ii ii v r-j
rnments solicited. fi'Sl"'
We are agenta for tbe ae"VnT
BBS & CO;S MANIlXUmH
th ReaslV Cotton 'kt.kiU
utter, ueec-, p"r . ' - nr.ital
Wire promptly all order. 1 Wiai
gifrnments solieiteu.
GIBBS
and the Bcasly Cotton
rETTKWAY K
dec 13
. Kstablisiied. I665,
GILilURE&lU.AHc
.'.si:..? ;
IJ ... . . 1 ..UUICH
a Ninth hCTpmuZI.
1J 4 ! dqct and profain! .vm i . r
o Sxchansre
- ' ' f
of the
new designs fcai jut heen cel and
being; whi at. extremely logr-A
fine asjortment ..r r ti po.V?I is2
MJ GENTLEMEN'S V if U vi
3' ott left with
k of th
Ww,i...t ALLEN.
. - i
a trial.
fh27
now open fr accommodation
pubhe. ;
;ThelI0USE
zit -m-. , morougaiv rcno
rated throughout and th nnnfa .
-. i lunuinni.
. Polite and .ccimmvi.: . 1 -:.
atw.. - . iicuaajitt are
Th. nrr.r 7In ''a."5 want of Guest.
Tiiif vc ; aau me
iJotice.
gXPECTiNO TO BE AT Tilt: NORTH
the euiagfr months,- I I. -are my business
with'Mr. JauuL. Dudley, where my friends
i find everything as w.al
7 E KefwctfB.ir., '
f
Buccessors to Cblpmaa, fcPfr . ,
629 F Street, Wan
American and rorelp.Wj
Patents proOTired in all
advance. Ko cnarga
granted. Ko fees lor oiaxsi"
aminations. No addiUonal .t,
and conddcting a reheard
given to Interference Cases Jiga
Office, Extensions before W&fcptl
Suits in different States, and aU
pertaining to Inyentlons or Pa-
TTmtf9 Cfat rflUTtS ill
.Clalmsp
uoiiea states, uom wr cjTcsf'St
mlseioners of Alabama Jvjr '
Commission, and all ckfftST '
lore tho cuUveDeparttien ,
ArreariofParS'flrJ!
uvuejr tram iuv u i ;-! p -Jj i
noloiowleage. WxiwfoUJry
state amount of pay and JBf.-Ltj'
close stamp, and a tou repj.t- . ? -,
will be given yoa free. . . I
ruptnred,or injured .Pr
tog penW arj aW-tft
tamp and informatwa vui . 1
XTnited States Ges?'
Untested Land Cases, 'ait-
ning. PreptiondJpLi
i ted before the G? rTV f
rtment of the Intern.
OldBoMtytai'
" Tha last Report ox w,rise
uenera4v-- i
ty Land Warranu ' f aj7nSr fe
uedTnderact of SJSSS
cash for thea.- SfnJjJJ-iy-. ,
assignmenu are icperf; . ,
ta nerfect thgCU ' . -' v'L-t.
Each
In a seDarate bareati,.nB ?
aJ tvra ana Cf ' j css.r-r
ana other acw-r-hnf ,
Bttnnim have teen i"f fc2 1
aratoitoosly taxrtsa- p
for return postage so
all ckuseici wtowJtJT3 & Tt
Address Crlliv -
i . ... : a . m . ,
wp i"fr :i--.4tfy -.t;,.s '
fence ta we "''"-y-si?-: t
Caw, Patent t4 :iIec -
- "'rr ana JArrr.
inch 19
JAS. bANFORTH.