1
-The Daily Reyiew.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Ed. am! Prop
' ' WILMINGTON, N. C.
J" VTUESDAY, MAY 1877,
THE NORTH CAROLINA lUESS.
TJie cooTcntion of the press at Charlotte
failed' to act on the question, to what ex
tend publishers should take patent medi
cine in payment ofyearlj advertisements.
Jji'm from the Kalcigh Ktws. We don't
suppose it matters a rcat deal although
as it mere matter of form it would have
looked well for the Association to have
adopt! spme sort of resolutions binding
' its members by the action of the Conven
tion, .Still it makes no difference so far
. as toe practical application of the thing
is concerned. Newspaper men, like all
otrttfrs,"are going to pursue the shortest
. road to 'hspplness and the Press in North
Carolina arc never so happy as when ad
vertising tome patent humbug or rascally
bumfcitggcrics for nothing or its equiva
lent payment in worthless drugs, garden
seal 'that ncviT come up or worthless
maps of the war in Europe at the rate of
. 20 lines for ten cents, payable in maps.
,
THE" SUN AND JUDGE WIL
LARD. The South Carolina Legislature, says
the New York Sun, has chosen Associate
Justice Willard to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Chief Justice Moses. Wil
lard 'elected by Democratic votes, is a
KepttDlicao, a carpetbagger, and an ex
ofiBceV of the Frccdman's Bureau. The
objections to him, however, arc personal
rather than politcal. lie has not ability
enough as a lawyer to command the re
spect of the South Caroli na bar ; and, as a
member of the old Supreme Court, he has
been, mixed up with almost every job
which has been imposed upon the State,
and Las stood by J: he Kepublican party in
" every election fraud except the last,
when ,thc : interests to which he is sub-
servient happened tolic with good govern
ment and "conciliation." !
We have explained that the candidacy
of Willlrd was in the interest of certain
speculators in Wall street and elsewhere
who hold from six to nine millions of j the
fraudulent conversion bonds, repudiated
years ago by a Kepublican Legislature,
and worthless unless a bench can be
made up which will consent to their rc
dcrn pUon hese bon ds were fraudulent
ly issued during the worst days of South
Carolina' misgovcrnnicnt. A lvepubli-
carl ' dcAnmittce which investigated the
subject. in 1871 reported au illegal overis
sue of. $G,3M,000. Tho Republican
Legislature of 187C declared them fraudu
lent, null, and void. A decision had been
forced through the Supreme Court a few
moTltrlSarttef,m " a case against the
State Comptroller ordering the defendant
to pay intcrcs jon pertain of these bonds.
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Juitico Willard, and from that day to
this he has beca the tool of the schemers
who hope to realize at par upon fraudu
lent paper which may be bought in stacks
at thrce'eents on the dollar. Willard 'spro
' motiofctrihe Chief Justiceship is, we say
a long step toward the consummation of
this scheme of plunder.
WANTS TO BE A DEAD HEAD.
It is hardly to Mr. Hayes' credit that
his present Secretary is writing begging
litters solicilng newspapers to place "this
Department" of the "Executive Mansion''
oa their books as a, dead head. Yet such
is tho fact as the following from the New
YorV Sujf will show :
The following applications, says the
Sun, madftin Yr$DS was yesterday re
ceived "vf us frdm lhe White Hous.:'
:KxLtrTirK MAXsiok, )
WASiiixaTOK.P.CMay 17, 1877. j
Dear Sir: This I Depart mem t is fa
vored regularly with; copies of many of
the most influental newspapers of the
country, and if you should desire to add
yours to the number, we shall Jake great
pleasure in placing it upon the files of the
not ask newspaper publishers to make
him a present of a few cents daily each.
IV, In addition to his pay, Mr. Uaycs
is noOgetting' other things which raise
him above want. He has his house rent
for nothing, his coal for nothing, a green
house Supported by the Treasury gives
flowers lor nothing, a kitchen garden,
whose expense is likewise borne by the
nation, supplies him with fresh vegetables
and frfiits for nothing ; while a number of
scrvanits, whoso wages he is not called
upon jo pay, wait upon him and adminis
ter to his comfort, .This certainly ought.
; him above any need oi w ruing
lMtrrs nround the country to get
additions to these great national
to pu
beggir
small
gratuities.
We iarc ashamed of Mr. Hayes, And if
such aif application had come- from a
President who w;as elected. by the people,
we shcjuld be disgusted. But we will not
be too hard upon the present occupant of
the White House. We remember the
means and the methods by which he got
there, Jind We refuse, without anger, his
prescuj, eleemosynary application. As
long a4 we have a Fraudulent President
we muist expect from him things that no
elected! President would ever think of.
Washington: letter.
Miscellaneous.
DO YOU H WANT
(
I A UAKREL OF
AT A REASONABLE PRICE ?
ALSO, THE REST
TH
W
WORLD
At a Reduced Price.
600
GALLON CANS 600
OF THOSE ELEGANT
Wabinutox, May 19th, 1877.
If any mau attempts to make you be
lieve that the weather we arc now
having here in. Washington isn't most
undcnilably and infernally hot, shoot him
on the spot. Don't be particular about.
what sjpot, but shoot him 'anyway, for the
truth lwells not .in him. Only think of
the themometcr upon to 85, and your
imagination will have us as we were yes
terday
The mind refuses to picture
what we will be next month.
At ilast General Grant has got from
Philadclnhia and started for Europe. e
. r
are informed that as he stepped from the
board the steamer Indiana, Q was
affected" when ho first arrived
city of brotherly love they called
it "neuralda". After awhile it "ot to be
" and now its "visibly affected
iows Uie wulelv dmcrcnt names
to the same thing . Now out West I sup
on would si ni i)l v: say "had, em
and let it go at that.
Monday next the monster petition,
by nearly a thousand ol our best
requesting the removal of Fred
s, will be presented to the Presi
Mr. Hayes made Douglass Mar-
tug on
"visibly
in the
chilli
This :
pose y
again"
On
signed
citizens
Doufrln
dent.
now it will probably become his
shah
duty to unmake him. Alter tnc hrst
burst df indiirnatiouthe matter midit
1 . . -r .
have bben stonncd where it was, had it
uot been for Douglass' explanation, ad
ding iusiiilt to the original slander, but as
it is, tin $ llonorable Freddie will probably
pile down, and out.
SoIifas the extent of their journeying
through the country is concerned, the
membcis of the postal ccnimi'sMon s?cm
to be dcing their work thoroughly. They
have a ready travelled something like
twenty thousand "miles, and like Uie -Flying
Dutchman, would probably keep on
forever their present good salaries were
it hot that Congress meets. in October and
they must be. in- by that time. .What
ever their report ma)' be, they have es
tablished the feasibility of fast mails be
yond a .loubt. '
It is mdcrstood that G. Wilcy-l Wells;
of Mississippi,' will be apppin ted Solicitor
ot tnc treasury lJepartmeut on uie oum
next.. Jt ani)ears tnat soms
go, when Secretary .Sherman Ijad
to ivc ells this i)lace, the ai)-
of June
weeks :
decided
pointmdnt was an'tagonizetl bv Gen. Sut
ler, who had a rrudrc airaiiiKt Wells hcA
1 w t-
cause of the refusal of the latter to bolstcii
up the fortunes of his son-iu-Uw, Aniesj
when l.o was Governor of Mississippi,
Wells has since been busy in gettingjup
a schedule of claims' before 'the Solicitor's
ofiice ii
aim ens
and cha
for a silnistcr
care to 11
in which
interest
I re
and onlv
frieml 1
the pul
City II.:
ExccuUtc ,Oflice
1 1
Mt,vytrub; yours,
:. . JV. liOOtKS, ,
1 ri . Private .Secretary."
To rropnctor pf
Vly Sis,
i JSe w.York.
ATrifght hate lccn expccteil fron'i lit.
DoniVat ihe.prcsent time, above all others.
be (decline to dead head the President of
th United State, for the following ica
KWIIt!.'! ci
I.1 ThU paper is made to Ik; sold, not
eJT to '. deadheads. . No clement
tU&t .enters loto its production is furnisiied
touscratuitoa!. The paper, the ink,
theMtegfAms, tfie Icadiug articles, the rc
xrtiniuiljlhe.'rnnting, all have to be
pav4j5jr.APjr of tho Sun every day
cost U gashr, and for this reasons Mr.
UycuugUt not to ask us to give it to
hin-ftf 'nothing.'1
If:'' With all its varied and suprising
exctllencf, . which . the application effect
tively prolAim,, the Sim is sold at so
chcAp'a ritci-twd cents a copy on, week
dif!Ptf trfVetW ou Sundays that
crerj man pursuing 'any honest industry
with success must be abld to pay' for "it,
and should be above, begging lor it.
III.. Mr. llayes is "in the'receipt cf a
handapma saUry; Under the existing
appropriation "made by Congress he is get
ling $5o70O0 a year aud if it' should be
cut down, ho will still get $20,000 or
$23,000 a year. This, certainly, should'
naVlc Lim to pay for newspapers, and
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
ATT
JLtJL are respectfully informed that
PATKONS and the publid cenerally
1 nave
opened a
i NEW v BARBER SHOP,
RailRoa(
SGRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
at No. 7, South Front street, where the fol
lowing low prices have been adopted :
Shaving 10 cents ; Hair Cuttin-j 25 cents ;
' Shampoo 25 cents.
Open on Sunday morning. '
deq!8 CHAS. E. CLEAPOR. ;
APPLETOW'S
AMERICA! liYELOPIili
NEW REVISED EDITION'. '
Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers ou
every subject. Printed from new type,
ond illustrated with Several Thousand
l blnsrravinas and Maps
gThe work originally published under the
title of THE W AM t ItlCAN C YL.TJOIMS
WILMINGTON
RAILK0AB CoC'
OFFICK OF Gen'l Suprc. l
Wilmington, X c't -
Mar )
On and after Kund ' "" I
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f rriveit Wddcn Vt " - 1 1
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Depot at....... ; Front St "I;
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Leaye Weldon, daUjar jfi
Arnet. WlIminSton,
Aa .Unrivam-:d Illustkated Magazine
1 .V 11 Ij14H Ti I 1 - "....
DIA was completed in 1S73, su.ee which "e wy Arain makw riZ"" 1
wnwn it. lias .it-I eiuon lor nil "vocwttm.
circulation
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may 10
in w r.a
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13 Soutb. FrontStreet.
Tho Atlantic Coast Lino
PASS E'XG Eli.' DEPARTMENT,
WiL'JiNUTox, N. C, May 2, 1S77.
TELEGATES TO SE3SIOX OF THE
General 'A?icinblv of the l'rosbvterian
Church,, convening at XEW ORLEANS,
MAY 17th. ISii. will be transported over
thisLino at the following rates :
Richmond, Petersburg and. Ports
mouth ;
Weldon.
Go'dsboro
Wilmington...
Florence and Charlotte..
Columbia........
..... 4!) 25
45 75
.... 4,1 75
..... 11 to
40 00
at which priced ROUND-TRIP TICKETS ,
pood to return until J LiNE 10th, will be sola.
Tickets will bo placed ou sale Ma. 1 l-'tli.
The route of direct connection and nuick
time from all points on this line is via Augus
ta, Macon and Columbus.
ma v
- A. POl'U,
General Passenger Agent.
S600 PIANOS FOR 8250.
And all otjier styles iii the same proportion,
including Grand, Suuare and Upright all
Finst-CLAS.s jsold direct to tho Ptoi-i.i: at
Factory Phicks. No
sions ; no. uisc(unt5
agent.-
These P
110 Ci.illlIlU;
lanos made one
of tho iiuest displays at the Centennial Exhi
bition, and were unanimously recommended!"
lor the HIGHEST HONORS. Xew M:inu
factory one of the largest and finest in the
world. The Square Grands contain Math
ushek's "new patent Duplex Overstrung Scalt?,
the greatest improvement in the history of
piano making. The Uprights arc the Finest
in America. Dont fail to 'write for Illustra
ted and Descriptive Catalogue, mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIAXO CO.,
Xo,
iipi. n
5G Broadway,
X. Y
which Gcu. H. has an interest;
friends how come to the front
antagonism was
gc that Butler's
motive because he dil not
avc Wells piss, upon tho claims
he held more than a fiduciary
ret
l' have to aunounce toivou.
do it with sonwv. that my
r... Ik x)f the- White House, nt
lir ri"i "I'll ii m i f.lu1 Wu" iirV
on Wcdhcsdav, dr.ink a
of champaine, thus violating thoseltotal-
ab?tiucnte principles which were to have.
been the erowinmr crlorv ol l.i adminis
tration,
endorsed
don't-do
which,
sion of.'
dicrs' II.
is not
md which have bceu so strongly
all over the country by; those
it socials of whom I am not
Tne President will take posses-lii-s
Twiner residence at the Sol -
no about the 1st. proximo, if he
fforccil to seek it even earlier by
the mid-jiummer weather now upon -us,
or the rest of us, we only regret
have no Soldier's Home to con-
ana . as
that wc
pier.
So m;
Mr.'TilJi
where hi
ny reasons have been given ;why
n "declined to assist at afestiva!
s Kuccccssful rival was tho prin-
hold elects
return to
scroll, 1.
cipal guefet,'' that I imagine it may not be
lmproperi to give you thp correct unci It
is simphithat Mr. Tilden could "et a; let
ter dinucf at home, and Kuthy couldn't ;
only tins
Z. Chandler is shippin
off his heu e-
Michigau
preparatory to a migratory
In concluding this
wish merely to extend to the
place in which he may settle my siuccrest
sympathies. Glrliue.
FRANK H. DARBY,
TTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
ia'Jourctl Building, Pi in-
cess street Wilmington, X. C.
pi 14
810 i $25i2S,
scrb made by
AcpnM Rpllinr nnr Chro-
J? Cravens, and Reward, Motto, Scripture
r.e j Triaiuparent, Picture and Cbromo
t-ard. lOO samples, worth $4, sent postpaid
for 75 cents. Illustrated CataWne flree. '
"MrtOKD'BSOXS, BOSTON,
UJV It
otice.
PEKSOXS HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of New llan'ovcr, in War
rants, Ac., issued previous to tbe 1st of Janu
ary, 1877, are requested to present a list of
the same to the Special Board of Audit with
out delay.
The lists inust specifv tho.DAT:; and Xt 'Mm:n
and Amount of each Warrant, together- with
the name of the person to whom issued, and
by whom held. .
Action will -be taken on each claiia, as pre
sented, in accordance with the Lnv creating
the Hoard of Audit.
WM. L. I)i;EOSSLT, .
inch It ' Chairman.
Brock's Exchange
rjAV'lXG IvECEXTLY chan-ed hands is
11
now open lr tne accommodation ot tae
public
iijp iiuLou uas oeen ttiiOrougnir reno
vated throughout and the ROOMS a!e nc'atlr
and comfortably furnished.
i o ui; anu accoramoaaung anenaants are
always on hand to see to the wants of Guests.
..1 he BILLIARD ROOM is open and the
TABLES are free to the Patrons of the
House. april 7.
When Scrib.ner Issued its famou3 Midsum
mer Holiday Xumber in July, a friendly
critic said of it : "We are not'fiurc but that
Scribner has touched high-water mark. AY e
do not see what worlds are left to it to con
ouer." But the publishers do not consider
that they have reached the ultima thule - of
. . .1 1 1 -tL .ll
excellence iney Deueve "mere are oiuer
worlds to conquer, and they propose to
conquer them.'' '
The prospectus for the new volume gives
the titles of more than fifty papers (mostly
illustrated), by writers of the highestmerit.
Under the head of
"Foreign Travel,"
we have "A winter on the Xile," by Gen. Mc
Clellan.; "iSaunterings About Constantino
Die." bv Charles Dudley Warner : "Out of
Jly Window a,t Moscow," by Eugene Schuy
ler ; "An American in Tnrkistan' etc. Three
serial stories are announced :
icholas EVJinturn,
Bv Dr. llolland, the Editor;
whose story of "SevcnoaksV g ave the liighes
satisfactimi to the readers of the Monthly.
1 The scene of this latest novel is laid on" the
banks of the Hudson." 'The hero is a young
inari who has been always "tied io a woman's J ZJl
aproatrings," but who, by thet death-of his kH
mother, is lett alone in the world, to drmon
the current ol hie, with a fortune, but with
out a purpose. " . ,
Another serial, "His Inheritance," by Miss
Traftoni will begin on the completion of "That
Lass o' Lowrie's," by Mrs. Hodgson Burnett.
Mrs. Burhett's story, begun in August, has a
pathos and dramatic power which have been
a surprise to the public. ,- .
There is to be a scrips of original ' and ex
quisitely illustrated papers of "Popular
Science," bv Mrs. Heri ick, each paper com
plete in itself.
There are to be, from various pens, papers
on
"Homo Life and Travel."
Also, practical suggestions as to town and
country life, village improvements, etc., by
well-known specialists.
Mr. Barnard's articles on various indus
tries of Great Britain include the history of
"Some Expriincnts iu Co-ojier'ation,"' "A
Scottish Loaf Factory" in the November
number, and "Toad Lane, Rochdale, ' in De
cember. Other papers, are, "The British
Woi kinsman's Home," j'A Xation of Shop
keepers,'" f Ha'penny a Week for the Child,'
etc. . ' ;
A richly illustrated series will be given on
"American Sports' by Flood and Field' by
various writers, and each on a different
theme. The subject of
"Household and Home DecurationJ
tarried in all parts of the -United States and daily, (except Sundav BrL
the signal developments which have taken mond and all rail rnni ' Tjti?
place in every brance of science, literattre, Xiirht train moi i "
and art, have induced the editor and pub- FpLf..,, 111 fes close coiim-'
THE AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA. j all INight Trains, and run fK-C'!
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revision, and to issue a new edition entitled
Within the last ten years tho progress of mington to Milford Station afra?;
tolknowlecige j; redencksburg 4 Potomir R T
discovery in every department
has made a new wor.lt of relerenoe au mi
perative want.
The movement of political affairs have
kept pace wjth the discoveries of science and
their fruitful application to the industrial
and useful arts and the convenience and re
finement of social life. Great wars, and con
sequent revolutions have occurred, involv
ing national changes of peculiar moment.
The civil war of our country, which was at
its height when the last volume of the old
work appeared, has happily ended, and a
new course of commercial and industrial
activity has been commenced.
.Large accessions to our geographical
knowledge have heen made by the indefati
gable explorer of Africa. ,
Tne great political 'revolutions of the last
Tnn.. " "Hi
Geh'ISup'ts Office,
WILMINGTOX, COLUMBIA
GUST A RAILHOAD. '
Wiluiinston,X.c,irlT;
,. CHANGE OF SCIIEDUI
On and after Sunday. Mar jo. .i
decade, with the natural result of the lapse ing schedule will be run on th; J!
of time, have brought into public view a ' oau"roid:
multitude of new men, whose names are in vwnv l vn -int. .
XMJ BIAIU 1KAIJ
except Sunday.)
Leare Wilmington
Arrive at Florence,
Leave Florence..
every one s mouth, and of whose lives
everv one is curious to know the particulars
Great battles have been fought and impor
tant sieges maintained; of wnich the details
are as yet preserved only in the newspapers
or In the trasient publications of the day,
and which ought now to take their place in
permanent and authentic li istory.
In preparing the present edition for the
press, it has accordingly been the aim of the
editors to bring down the information to the
lowest possible rates, and to furnish an ac-
account r tne most recent discoveries
m science, or every frehs production In
literaure, and of the newest inventions in
the practical arts,as well as to give a succinct
and original record of the progress political
and historical events.
The work has been begun after, long and
careful preliminary labor, and with the most
ample resources for carrying it on to a suc
cessful temination.
None of the original stereotype plates have
been used, but every page has been printed
on new type, forming, in fact, anew Cyclo
paedia, with the same plan and compass as
its predesessor, but with a fargreater pecun
iary expenditure, and with such improve
ment in its composition as have been suggest
ed by longer ex periencca nd enlarged know
ledge. a -
The illustrations which are introduced for
the first time in the present edition have
been added not for the sake of pictorial ef
fect, but to give greater lucidity and force to
the explanations in the text. They embrace
all branches of science and natural history,
and depict the most famous and remarkable
features of scenery, architecture and art, as
well -as the various processes of mechanics
and manufactures. Although intended for
instruction rather than embellishment, no
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artistic excellence; the cost of their execution
is enormous, and it is believed they will lind
a welcome reception as an admirable feature
of the Cyclopaedia, and worthy of its high
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This work is sold to subscribers onlv, pay
able on delivery of each volume. It will be
completed in sixteen large octavo volumes,
each containing about soo pages, fully illus
trated with several thousand Woo I Engrav
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NIGHT EXPRESS TR1L (Daft
Leave Wilmington j jm
Leave Florence. "IdJUlJ
Arrive at Columbia. ...:MJZZZ. I fill
Arrive at AngusU........ j tf Jf
Leave Auffusta......... scm
Leave Columbia .lj m
Leave Horence..... w.iBi
Arrive at Wilminglon ..:.851I
This Train will onlv stop at F!etW
Whitevillc, Fair Bluff, Jlarioi, Raw,
Timmonsville, Sumter and EatoTaktM
Wilmington and Colombia. f
TIIItOUCH FREIGHT TRAI5 0i2t,'
- cept Sundays. ) ' ,
Leave Wilmington . !?!
Leave Florence...., 2311
Arrive at Columbia 19 19 Al
Leave Columbia...,., ... 4WP1
Leave Florence 311
Arrive at Wilmington B W J
J" Passengers for Angirtiudbeil
should take Night Express Traia frea V5
mington. Through Sleeping Cars en nisttui
for Charleston and Anpasta.
Tat lor Car on Daj Eipreas and W
Charleston. -
JAMS ASDERsOS,
r I C..AM4fi?fli.
H
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liAi-rr htutrio iow
? rnm
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Abuses iii ca-lv life. m
u..fi, Kp!TrtuFD. Imptdimiti
f Marriage remored. Sf
of treatment.
will have, a prominent place, whilst the latest
pear fnuh month to month. The list of short- I XIICO and StVlO Of Bill dill GT.
i cuiiive, uiuiapuarauu uiuci CB.UICUUS,
A
New Design.
X INVOICE OF CLOCKS of entirelv
new designs has juat heen recpived and are
being sold at extremclv Iotv figures: also' a
fine assortment of LADIES'" WATCHES.
SEAL and 1'LAIN GOLD KINGS and
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S CUAIXS.
JSS?- Work left with me will be neatl y exe
cuted. ' A1I T ask of the Public is give me
a trial. t, ' H. ALLEN.
feb'JT . U"iti;ftmaker and Jeweller
Call! Call! Call!
'"' AT THE
BOOK STORE
QN SECOND STREET, n ar the Tost
Oflice, where vou will hnd evervthin in the
STATIONEKV LINE as cheap as it can be
oagnt at tne orin.
" It all so, ca'l and see if it net, 1
At Danforth's,
.'april 13
Near tbe Post Oflice.
CANDY FOR: ALL.
H
AionrtuEUN'AnD,
the
t- .
known
Caodr Manufacturer, -corner Front and Cas
le streets, ii Drenared to mannfartm-t randv
for thetrade. and prirate farailie?.' Order
oUcted, ecl
etc., is a long one
The cdit uial department will continue to
employ tne aolcst pens both at home and
abroad. There will be a series of letters da
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