TBIH PAPER
i. -!i.hi rerr afternoon, tandafrs
p
eeptedbr
JOSH. T. JAMES.
BUITOK AD rUOPRIKTOB.
mww;RIFTION3.P06TAOE PAID.
r.fo 00 8ix moatti, $3 50 ; Tbrw
mmthj. 1 35 ; a nth, 6 oeot-
rhe paper will delivered by carriers,
nr hrre. in any part of the city, atthe
iboverates, or 13 eeniaper wek.
Advertisis rates low and liberal
T-Sabaeribers will ple report any and
failures to receive their papers regularly.
Fail Stock,
EROVrJ ci RODDICK
45 Market Street.
T-wEBIBE TO INFORM. THE PUBLIC
generally and Wholesale Oaih buyers ia rar
tionlar, that we aro fall up with the
OF
iry (Soods
that bag eter been offered in this market
50 BUYER riaiting this city will do him
self Justice by passing our door, as we are
underselling: the market lnminy oftbtreg
ular Btaple line.
We hare marked down all goods that be
.'
loof to Summer wear and are oilerinjf.
to our patrons.
We woald call particular attention to the
following
GENTS' DOG SKIN DRIVING GLOVES
Slightly spotted, 75o. Worth $1.50,
aOicoesl
Hew Fall Calicoes at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons I
We bare laid in a rery heayy stock of the
above and are offering them' at lower figures
than ever. We hare all the popular brands.
Our i-i Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the best value ever
offered.
Linen Handerchiefs
A Job at 10 cents. These goods
require no comment.
Give us a Call !
3R0WN & RODDICK,
45 Marketi St-
an 28
To Rfly Friends and
Customers-
rt I AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall stock
of
Consisting of all the
I
My past stock and my succesj speak for
themselves and I only ask a continuance o
s .
your faTors so liberally bestowed on me
tCT" Please Call and Examine my -2
uStocx as regards Uuahty2
K7" and Prices ! a
No trouble to show goods.
Win be pleased to see yon one and all.
Respectfully,
C. ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
oct 4
8ifrn of the Show Caw.
CHAS. KLEIN,
(Mertater ani Cabinet Mer.
Princess Street, In Basement of the
Journal Building
WILMINGTON, K., a
pS A fine asiertment of Coffins and Gas
kets constantly on hand. Famitare Repaired
Cleaned and Tarnished. Orders by tele
rraph or mall promptly filfe. nov
SDecial
IiDcenens
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1880. NO. 197
We publieh elsewhere on this page tbo
very latest tews from Indiana. It i
date.1 at Washington. 3.30 P. ax. It ii
Iron a gentleman who has excellent op-
nortniiities lor luroismnz a correct re-
pott a&d is therefore reliab'e. And still
we believe that Indiana has gene Demo
cratic
Tivo and a half millicn3 ot tropical
V
oranges wero received in the past six
months at Sao Francisco from the French
islands of Tahiti. , They kayecome in
about-equal numbers every month from
March to September, showing that the
tree are in rerpetual bearing
The Turks have agreed to the surren
der of DulcigDO This ought to be a
cvuse of great rejoicing witn the Pcwers,
a it relieves tbem from a very embarras
sing position.' Had tbe bice man rex
mained obstinate be might have caused a
complete backdown and a backout on the
part of tbe allies.
Horatio Seymour drives fronr his farm
to Utica every day; He has an office
there. His property consists mainly of
Eastern farms and Western lands . He
says that an American ia always seeking
some new fields of venture, while a Ger
man will take a farm and remain on it
until it ia paid for.' He thinks Massa
chusetts will become an Irish State.
The lines of railway in the-five divl
sionsof the earthcostf in round numbers,
$19,000,000,000 and would, according to
Baron Kolb reach eight times round the
globe, although it is but little over half a
century since the first railway worked by
steam was opened between Darlington
and Stockton, Sep. 27,1825; and between
Manchester and Liverpool, Septi' 15,
.1830.
The murder of Sheriff McCorkle in
Shelbyville, Ind., was a most outrageous
affair. Ha watf- shot down in cold-blood
while in the simple discharge ot his duty.
Ha was buried on Sunday and was follow-
ed to the gravd by 5.0Q0 people. Had
this cowardly outrago occurred ia the
South there would have been a terrible
outcry in tbe Nortlr. As it is it seems to
have attracted but little attention,
The Republican Legislature of Ohio
gerrymandered the Congressional districts
of the State so as to give themselves four
teen and the Democrats six members of
the next delegation. In the present Con
gress there are eleven Democrats and
nine Republicans. If under this parti
san apportionment toe . iiepuoucans
should get a majority of the delegation at
this election they will not fail to crow
over it as a great political victory.
Mrs. Margaret Glennon, a respectable
lady, was shot at Ellenville, N. Y., about
three weeks ago, by a woman named
Sarah Dalloway, duricg the progress cf a
Republican parade. The murderess is a
violent Republican female. As Mrs.
Glennon was on her bed there was a Re
publican precession abroad and they were
especially requested not to pass the housa
but they not only did so but fired a cannon
several times immadiately'in front of the
nouse. rue nervous shock was so great
that Mrs. Glennon died from its effects cn
Monday, This is the valiant party which
not only wars on old women and chil
dren but on sick women as well.
Tl
ha cmpagin of 1834 was opened in
New York on Monday night. It was a
military pageant, gotten up In honor of the
empire that is to be inaugurated should
the revolutionists succeed in their designs.
Yesterday's Sun tells us that :
In numbers, discipline and brilliancy of
display, the parade of the Republican
club3 of New York and vicinity m honor
of Gen. Grant, was all that its projectors
had planned. The procession had the air
of a military pageant, rather than a civic
demonstration, and the casual spectator
might readily have taken the show for a
procession of soldiery. The arrangements
for the parade had been long and carefully
prepared. The railroads were induced to
run excursion trains from' Philadelphia,
from Trenton, Newark and other cities in
Nevr Jersey ; trorq the towns up the Hud
son River and elsewhere ; John H. Starin
-sent out his steamboats to bring Republi
cans from various points free cf charge.
Republican mill and factory owners were
asked to put their employes in line, and
woikingmen who would not otherwise
take the day off were told that they would
be paid with Republican campaign money.
Officeholders were assessed lor uniforms,
torches, and other equipments, and proba
bly 30,000 men were turned oat to march
with penip and glitter in review before
Geh. Grant. There were real muskets
and sham muskets, genuine cannon, lances
and battle-axes in this procession of po
litical soldiers. Helmets and shields and
military caps, epaulettes and swords, were
as plenty in tne streets as tney were nine-
teen years ago
,. Daily
West Virgin ii ;his gone Democratic.
This much is at lat sure.
Coukiing said a fev days sinoo tha In
diana and Ohio were worthless to the Re
publicans without New York. In reponse
tne bi;New Yo k dailiea assure Mr. C.
that New York is god for at least 50.000
majority for Hancock.
"local newsT
New Advertisements.
E H Kih, eecty Second Ward Deaic-
cratio Club
Yates School Booke School Pookfe.
HaiasBiBaaa The LUe and Military Ca
reer of General W infield S Hancock
The Indian Summer Is at its meridian
now.
The receipts of cotton at this jort to
day foot up 051 bales.
Save your money and buy fonr Build
Supplies from Altaffer & Prices
Hard workers are usually honest.
In-
dastry lifts them above temptation.
The newest, latest, bes and cheapest
at Rosenthal's. t
The water in he Cape Fear is very low
and the boats run with much difficulty.
The finest stock of Ladies1 Foxed,
Balmoral and Button Boots at Rosen
thal'b. t
If you havn't got sunstruck up to
date, the chances are that you are safe
until next year.
Where la that crowd going ? To Ros
enthal's, to buy boots and shoes. f
"Bab's Ballads" and other books be
longing to Rev. Dr. Patterson have been
loaned out. The borrowers will please
return them to the owner.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and szes, at Altaffes, Fsicx
(SCO's
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. f
Why is paper money more valuable
than gold? When you put it in your
pocket you double it, and when you
take it out you find it still increases.
Ladies, the best fits and the easiest
shoes for the little ones are at Rosen
thal'b. t
A Challenge. The proprietors of I
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup herewith callenge
the Doctors of the United States to pre
scribe a remedy which is cheaper, mcra
effective and which can give greater sat.
isfaction than theirs.
Dancing'lessons given free at Rosen
thal's: Pump sole boots and shoes for
the ball room. t
We are truly glad to learn that informa
tion was received here this morning from
New York to the effect that Dr. M. J. De.
Rosset's condition has improved some
what.
Rice birds are about played out. No
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. f
Cotton on Fire.
Tba steamer Z. Murchison, which
arrived here this morning from Fayette-
i
ville, had on a lighter, which she was
towing 125 yards to the rear of tne
steamer, 802 bales of cotton. This was
partially covered by a tarpaulin. When
about ten miles abjva the citjr fir j was
discovered among the cotton. Capt.
Garraeoajmmed lately rang the bell to
ra verse the engine and ordered out
his fire brigade with buckets and hose
but before hs could get alongside the
lighter It seemed as though its entire car
go was one mass of flames. Everybody
went to work with a will and in a short
time about one-half of the carxo was
overboard and the fire on the remainder
fully under control, Capt. Garrasen left
a force at that point to put out the
flames on the floating cotton and then
steamed on to the city, arriving here
about 12 o'clock. Ho landed what re
mained on tha lighter, and about 2:30 left
here to pick up and secure that which he
had thrown overboard.
It is , impossible, as yet, to estimate
correctly the loss,although that itis thought
it will not exceed ten per cent, of the cargo,
say $1,500. The cotton all belonged to
Messrs Williams & Murchlson, and was
insured with Messis, Atkinson & Manning.
The origin of the fire, Capt. Garrason
thinks, must suiely hava been from a
spark from the smokestack. Tbe wind
was blowing almost a half-gale at the
time from the North.
Ton can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi'b
Hardware Depot.
JLlb-lLi V 1. L A V v a
THE LATEST.
rndiana in Dunbt-Ohlo Republican
and West Virginia Democratic
(Special to Daily Review )
Washington C, Oct 13 3.30 PM.
The very latt st news here up to thiB
hour, relative to the elections yes'erday
in Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia, is
that Indiana ia claimed by both parties
with the chtnees ostensibly in favor of
the .Republicans; Ohio has gone Repub
lican by an iucrcasad majority and with
a gain of from four to'six Gjogressraen,
and West Virginia is Democratic by
from ten to twelve thousanl.
Jacobus,
Columbus County Politics.
The sturdy Democracy of glorious old
Columbus county are fully aroused to the
importance of, and the momentous inter
03t8 involved in, the approaching elec
t'.on. The local candidates are making a
most thorough and exhaustive cria.-s of
the ccunty and are doing a nob e woik.
Col. T. P. Toon the candidate for Rep
resentative to the General Assembly, is
doing yeoman service In the cause, while
Capt. V, V, Richardson, the candidate for
the Senate for tbe Senatorial district em
bracing the counties of Columbus and
Robeson, is working with untiring zeal
for a DemocratlcABUccess., Col. T0on has
never canvassed the county before as a
political candidate, yet be discusses the
issues of the campaign with much force
and ability and will reflect honor upon
bis constituency. The public life of Capt
Richardson is too well known throughout
the State to require comment from us
Capt. John W. Ellis, one of the favorite
eons of Columbus county, has also given
the benefit of bit experience and knowl
edge of political life to tha cause, and ha s
made several splendid speeohes.
On Saturday last (the 9th inst.) Major
C. M, Stedman, of Wilmington, addressed
the Democracy of Columbus, in the Cour
room at Whiteville, and made a ringing
telling speech. He discussed the issues a
stake in a masterly manner and added
new bonds to the friendship which the
Democracy of that county have ever enter
tained for him. Although defeated before
the Convention at Fayetteville, Major
Stedman rose high above the petty jealousy
of small minds and paid a glowing tribute
to the worth of Mr. Shackelford, and urged
upon;the patriotic citizens of Columbus to
march in solid phalanx to the polls on the
first Tuesday in November and deposit
their tickets for the party, State, County
and Congressional. He was listened to
with that profound attention which his
able effort so richly merited.
Yesterday (Thursday, the 12th icst.)
tho three candidates for Congressional
honors. Shackelford. Cauaday and
Kornegay, according to appointment
addresssed the voters of Columbus county
in the Court Room at Whiteville. Mr.
Shackelford was introduced to his audi
tors by Capt. John W. Ellis in a few
felicitous and appropriate remarks, and
after a brief explanation of the position be
occupied, he commenced the real work
he had come to perform. And thorough
ly and gloriously did he do that work. He
first paid his respects to Mr. Kornegay,
he Greenback candidate, showing him up
in bis true colors as the coadjutor and
helper of the Republican party. He then
directed his attention to Mr. Canaday,
the Republican candidate, whom he hand
led without gloves. His isteners were
xx the best of humor from the outset, and
in a speech of an hour's duration he spoke
te a delighted audience. Everybody was
please with his speecb,which was re lly
a grand and effective effort. The univer
sal opinion relative to his visit to White
ville was satisfaction and delight, end
X
Columbus is sure to give him the full
strength of her Democratic vote. True
to the principles of free government and
civil liberty as the needle to the pole,
there will be no faltering in her Demo
cratic rants on the day of election, but
all will march shoulder to shaulder tc the
polls and deposit their votes for tba can
didates of the party.
Cotton Gin Burned.
We regret to learn that the cotton gin
of Mr. Sherard Barksdale, of Sampson
county, caught fire from a spark yester
day and was entirely consumed, together
with 100 bales of cotton that were stored
near the gin house at the time. There
was no insurance, we are norry to hear, on
either the gin or t' cotton, and the loss
falls altogether on Mr. Barksdale.
A large stock of children's school shoes
to select from at Rosenthal's. - f
! Proposed Reception to Col. Wad
itrll.
We ieorn that tbe friends in this city
of Hon. Aifrel M. Waddelt con'emplate
giving him a reception and a hearty wel
come when ho returns home from his
campaign tocr in tbe North. Col. Wad
dell, we hear, will not return to Wilming
tan untP Ve latter part of October, but
will be ii i in time to put a Hancock,
Jar vis and Shackelford vote in on the 2d
day of November next.
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knifr, also TabU Cutlory, at Jaoohis
Hardware Deoot. ,
f econd Tard Meeting.
The Democrats of the Secoud Ward
aro requested to moot at the Court House
to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. J.
H. Carrie will address the meeting.
Turn out, Hancock, Jarvis and Shack
elford men and let us' count noses to see
where we stand and how strong a line of
battle we can form. It is no time to
f .liter low. Tha man who is not willing
to work in this campaign is neither a good
Democrat nor a patriot.
Window Glass all sizes at Altaffer fc
Price's. f
DIED.
PEAKS ALL At his reflidanea on Muad
boro Sound, at 2 o'clock, this A. M Mr. J
I T 1)13 1 1 T
a. raAno&JUij.
The friends and acquaintances of the fam
ily are requested to attend the funeral on
nasonDoro Bound, to-morrow, at 12 o'clock
I3ew Advertisements.
Second Ward Democratic
Club.
rpHE BEOUND WARD Democratic Club
will hold the first of its series of regular
meetings at the Court House at 8 o'clock, to-
w 1V1J lguiVVlUV TUbDi
in the Ward is earnestly requested to attend
and to beoome a member of the Ward Club.
The meeting; to-morrow evening will be
aaaressea dj j. a. tmrrle, Esq.
By order of the President,
cct 13-2t . H. KING, Ssct'y
Election Tickets,
JOINTED AT LOWEST RATES.
Ar
E. 8. WABROCK'S
Job Office Corner Chestnut and Water sts
In Review Building.- oet?
IMotice-
T WILL ATTEND AT H. BDRKfllMER'S
Store on Thursday, 14th day of October, to
receive taxes. Parties in Wilmington owing
tikes in Brunswick County, take notice.
i
shall levy after 1st November.
j.
E. W. TAYLOR,
ost9-4t Sheriff of Brunswick Co
Come and See.
J HAVE JDST RETURNED from the
North with a beautiful line of Hats in all
STFLES and QUALITY, which I will be
clad to show to mv friends and the nubile.
and which I propose to sell at BOTTOM
I JNO. M. ROBINSON,
Market st., next door to Mcllbennv's.
r et 9
Notice.
fJIHE FIRM OF HARRIS3 A HOWELL
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 6th
mit, GEO. HARRISS.
i
A, J. HOWELL.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED will continue the
Shipping and Commission Business under the
firm name ef GEO. HARRISS A CO.
octll-3t GEO. HARRIS?.
Miss E. Karrer,
(Successor to Hisses Krrer k McGowan,)
jyILLLERY, Ladies', Misses', and Child
ren's Clothing, No: Q South Frcnt street.
btunpiasr. Hair Work, and Hair Goods of
every description on hand and made to order.
uraers taken for LAie Uutfitsa
Orders by mail will receive rromot
attention, P. U. Box 30L -
oct It
Arrived
THE FIRST
New River Oysters
OF THE SEASON AT
!
oct a
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PLEASB ITOTICE.
W will beg? ad to receive ecmmuakatlon
from our friends oa mj acd all! subjects o
feaeral Interest but!
The name cf tie writer must always be far
tlshed to the Editor. -' -' V .
Communications am!! written; cn'oalr
one aid of the japj.
FersoaaUtiet man voided.
And It Is especially im pai-UculaTtyixader
stood that the Editv t w not always isdorie
the views of correspfrniKiu, culms; stated
ia the editorial eola caa.
New Aavertisemonst.
Tne Life and Military Career cf
GENERAL WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.
JiD ALSa CONTAINS a succinct Eio
graphical Sketch cf Hen. Wra. E. Crliih,
by John W Fr...-
'-'.Sketches
? A V LI r K iS 3USIA,
o
Bt F. V. Greene
t ur tale at
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HEINSBEROKES
RflcGowan's
JEW 8ALO0N, 16 Mrket st ,
is now open. Best of Liquors, and
the best ia the city. Oyetors, e!c. Every .
thing new, nsat, nice and of the best quality:
' JAMES II. McROWAN,
octll-tf Btarcopy No. IC Market st
School for Young Ladies.
MISS HART, Principal
Assisted by Miss M. B. BROWNt .
Instrumental Music tanht by MRS. M. P.
TAYLOR.
Instruction in Drawing and Paiatlaff ty
urns, tu, Um lAKSLEx.
rpHE NEXT SESSION WILL OPIN
TUESDAY, the 5th of October. Punctual
attendance at the beginninVthe session is
highly important. For terms and particu
lars, apply, after September 28th, to the
fept 20-mw-fri-7t , PRINCIPAL. ';
School Bocks
LARGE STOCK "aT REDUCED
prices. Old Books taken ia part payment
for New Books upon first introduction.
Headquarters ior all Text Books used ia the
Public and Privats Schools. Special terms
to country Merchants and Teachers.
ocU C. W. YATES.
Another Cargo
NEW RIVER
MILLET
I-arg:c? Bright and Fa I.
Hall & Pearsali.
Bricklayers Wanted.
PPLY AT WILMINGTON A Weldcn
Bail Road Stops, to
oct&lw R. S. RADOLIFFE.
PlDmbing and Gasiittin
rr
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully an
nounce that ther hlTfl nnnn1 Plnmh.
ing and Gasfittiog establishment in the Lnmi
den building on North Front street, where
withl a ood stock: they will be pleased to
receive orders in their line.
Tht urire Pump a t pecialty.
oct9-tf B. H. si a. URANT.
House Furnishing
rjEia IS. IMPORTANT both is regards
health and comfort. My stock la this line
will compare well with any la North Ctro-
isa, .
BED BLANKETS, '
CRIB BLANKETS.
WGITE AND COL'D SPREADS
COTTON AND LINEN SHEETING
In all widths.
LACE SETTS FOR BEDS& PILLOWS,
LACE LAMBREQUINS, ' 1
LACE CURTAINS,' CORNICES,
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHsi
MATS, RUGS, i &c.
oet 12
B. 1L McLBTIRE.
Bird Food, &&
JT HAVfi JUST RECEIVED a fresh, sapply
of prepared IfocklB aadCaaary Bird Food.
a.liaatJwrtmtntofToxlet Soa,TofUt
J. H HARDINfl, iiccaiyt
oet4 ! KewUuUU