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or William; h. Bernard.
-WILMINGTON, Nl ! C:
Sunday Morning,',' Sept.,!. I.1 1878.
fllORB
GOCBRNIRG
' v , RENCY.
THE
CUR-
We ' mentioned in our- last - that
there . was the most conclusive evi
dence o eh6wr thatof Hhe '7-30's thtf
sum of $234,000,000 was made legal
tenders and became a part of the dur
rency. ( By . consulting ex -Secretary
McCulloch's report (Finance Report;
page 3 8,) you, will find sthat he gifes
thefabove figures as the exact amount.
' - TIT . )V."' J-l .
I.Mr
vv e ueBire io suppiemenii
what we
have before said ? about' tb
of currency in circulation.
amount
.-WTT
vv e are
more than ever satisfied that the
T l - .. - t-, . ri -
, colditea misrepresent -the 'amount; of
circulation in 1864-65, and for' some
years . thereafter," m order to ' lessen
thei amount of ; actual contraction, r '
It is rwell. known that the late Chief
Justice Chase was the originator of
i the! Greenback scheme. He was a
distinguished ( Republican, 4 and ifas
Secretary.' of , the Treasury 'under
President Lincoln, and, therefore.'
during the war. In Schoeker's 'Ltfe
of Salmon P. Chase" the, followihg
occurs : ' viiJi.ii'-r - ';; i:;Ei' - (
"jThe system worked so efflciently that
before the end of the war Congress had au
thorized the application of toe: legal tender
. sanction to one form or another of governC.
mept oDitgatiotrs lo x total : amount ! ol
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION OF
DoiABSjUiijii nmmHw
; ,,5'he capitals are; by the author jof
the volume. Soever by this witness,
wh was not writing to subserve, any
political end, the currency in circua
tion was. twelve hundred and fiity
mill iph dollarsor -one i "million iess
than JvegaV e J;;yesieTday.L,Bnt;Mn
Schpejer';. undfirsta
ures, .as ,.is apparent ' fromf wlat
we before1' showed. Mr.' Spalding,
in hU financial Historyj of the Wak"
shows:-conclfislvify that there were
$i;i25,87r,634.53 in circulation before
ine act was passed authorizing the
issuing of 7-30's. Add the i234,00p,
000 to the above and we thave te
immense sum of $l,359,877,034;i3 as
the Sirculatingmediumj
.tDeiooOOOjOOO of -?fmali denomina
tion referred to at'
editoriai ol yesterday. , !'H-(4--r :"
We may mention that Mr. Bhoeker
apjJeartf'Cto cifirm , ihtfgtaiement
made yesterday -relative to the legal
, tender function ,ot ' ineidjfifefefc1
He says there were r $400,000,009 of
"Treasury note8Mttbat were "redeema,
t ble fter tfirle Bnetarin.
cy interest, not exceeding seven . jand
three-tenths per cent., per, annuni.??
So much for the amount in circula
tion. It could not have, been less
than- $1,250,000,000.1 It7ws j)oT
' bably X more G&iilMbo:
- aa Mr. wSpanldiBg3figuresabow,
' exclusive, '. mind :s you,: of : alt
."small - denomTnation8?Ct which, ac
cording Uo the Finahcer Report ol
.1 amounted to over $4od)000oclo.
We are thus particular,-: because itlis
essential to"Vrfeottu
., of the wat !td needs of the tcoun
tryjto OWi.hbw'muChthe currency
has-been, contracted.,; The Jpjresefat
r fiTL
volume of: currency does not exceed
$688,275.27, aa we before published.
The contraction - has certainly beeti
$671,279,759.26, with aprobability:
of two or three or i four huudred miU
lion more. 1 - r
The question now preseuts ! itself -is
not such an extraordinary contrao
tion well calculated to bring about
iusttbe uonditioiioMlitngrxhat" n6w
exists? When the country is bowed
down under an. -immense: weight of
debt, and taxes are literally; unbarr
able, is not the withdrawar of fWm
six hundred and Beventy-one' million
dollars to nine ' hundred and sitty'r
seven million dollars (MrJ StuartJ es
timate), from the circulating medium
of; the cuniry, "weUalulRted0
press business operations, and to
bring about a fearful .slagoatjoji In.
theindustriaMhierests'ofour vast ind
growing country? It would seem tliat
the course pursued could only result
in disaster to the-; many whilst the
money dealers alone could jbe bepe-;
fited. Is it a matter forsurprise'lhat'
thousands bave been bankrupted, and
the energies of the country have ie'
come paralyzed? - j . ,'
; The organs of . the money-kings
swear there is currency enough Ind
to spare. - Senator Eaton says : there
are in eight Northern States ? toay.
lying ticUe "more than one hundred
and twenty 'five million dollars in the
banks."; He says there are oyer fifty
million dollars lying idle in Now
York, exclusive ofwbat isj in the Sa
vings Banks. The organs say the
currency of the country,' before the
wft,)watf $2000wd,00d H ii 1
In reply are some well known tacts.
Failures have to be, counted
by tens
pttbous.ajids.ud-joo
so abundant as in - New ISngianof ah 4
New Ybrk;f 5 The? whole JlBOuntry i&
rp8trate.C? Everything has been at a
standstill for .years. What causes
all this? Why this prostration ? 5an
it be becau$e.there,i8 money enough ?
Or is it not because seven or eight or'
i -li -. . - Jii i :
nine nunarea muiion . aoiiars nave
i i r 4 . j i
been withdrawn from circulation I '
While the country is groaning,
John Sherman, Radical
Secretary
ofr'ithe Ireasury, to
c
Out
bis' scheme, of specie resumption,
has
of 'coin more
than our total circulation . before
the war, be it remembered according
to the figures of the contractionists
locked up ' in ; the vaults ot the
Treasury. The people 1 are starvipg,'
and this Radical and enemy of the
DeoDle has hoarded i two hnndred
arid " thirty-seven j million dollars in.
ccin, tnai me currency mayj do sun
farther contracted,' his wet! scheme tbe
parried out, and forced ' resumption
become an accomplished fact. And
yet John Sherman sweara too, that
there is plenty, of';. money. j,, Every
dollar of this $237,006,000 thus
hoardedis costing five per cent, of the
peopled earnings,' or over eleven mil
lion of dollars annually. Put, quoth
the 'bondholders and their organs,
therd is plenty of " money," j I
, I The S?ab. does not advocate infla
tion,. We" believe Che. voium'e of cur
rency should be equal to the demands
Cih?hIjI siC? P5y) we
are0ppsed to all contraction, and
favor such an expansion as our grow
ing country j shall require from time
to time. As t the country .grows
so
should the currency grow,
If the
,V1-
olent and extraordinary contract ton
has brought . about' the present un
happy condition; of : affairs, do not
continue contraction .but try its 0p-j
posite expansion. & Let the j patient
be put on some .. other regimen. ; Dr.
Sangrado has been tried long enough
;.'. " pi jltforris " ' J :-'
lilCyotc wishSjoOsee how! Inucbdif
ference, if any, there is between the
Greenbackers and the Democrats,'
turn to the. Fourtb District platform,
published in the Stas the other dav.
and compare ;with tbe following New
"li The greenback dollar must be a fall
legal tender foryibei payment of all debts,
public and trivatef and by the Qovermnent
issued, protected, and received as absolute
money. ,.-,f&y,. U i ' ' '
We declare 4hat all act! of Congress
changing the' original bond ""contract, o
wit: of 1809, 1870, ' and 1873, and the Re
sumption act of 1875, were enacted without
consent or procurement, and were; and are,'
frauds upon' the rights of the people; and
therefore we demand tbe immediate calling
io and payment of all bonds with absolute
paper moneys wiUjou regard tor Hhe time
4hey may nave tdun - on their 'face, and
that there be no-farther issue by the Go-"
vernment of any bonda,-r ! .vj ,. -,r
3; We demand the repeal of the National
bank act; tbe immediate withdrawal from
circnlatfcm of the National bank notes, and
the substitution therefor of absolute paper
-i'-' . yi-tUiT:rW: 4i 'fe-ri r r . ;
. "4. i The equal t aation;of 5i all; property
owned byiindividuals or corporations." ;
"5. The total repeal of the Internal Reve
nue system which is unequal and oppres'
sive, and justly odious to every man, wo
man and child in the land." j If; ' "
'The3 Richmond ' TFAtar publishes
the aboverand aaysf it "covers all the
grandeSMritiafc ia5 a
3reenbaok"4:p
tant difference is in' the second reso
iati'QD.yWo understand ithe'l Demo
crals ip opposed, to any dishonest
- . ,
renbdiation of any "Must debt that
thejjr are for keeping, . faithfully ' all
contracts,' and for paying the United
Stales bonds strictly- in accordance
wilji the terms of the agreement en
tered into between the government
ana the purchasers:, of ... the .bonds.
Such was, the position, taken f by Hon. ,
A, u. vv aaaeu, in nis speecn in vv n-
mlriigton Tpda cfi7
as we understand it, is the position or
the! ; Kbrth. Carolina Democracy.
Whentie bonds ' are , to be paid they
shofild,'be:ipaid old where the
original coniracj. caus ior guiu. ;
The 'Philadelphia Press : has again
coniessed that it is the purpose of the
Republicans to-.wse the National -
Greenbackers ; to 'divide
crats and thus restore to t
the.'-Dekno-
the Radicals
their' lost ejj
f
i "In the Boutheru mind Republicanism is
only successful abolitionism and must be j
vlsied witn tne prejudices or years, lie rice
Southern Bepubtioan have only oneouUei for
their energies, and it is to strtngthen the
National party in the South, in order to sap
the jinity and strength of the Democraby.
DemoQra,, beon your "guard.
Forewarned, b& forearmed. Let fnot
theishaTpers cheat i'yool ' They; will
deceive and bamboozle the ignorant
neg ro as they did after "reconstruct
tioi "2 when they, promised tbeVf orty '
aer isandemnle, but; white men
aho ild be above such chafilfs Col.
Waddell said, "do not let then! sprin
kle salt on your tails."
Dennis Kearney is to have a recep
tion by the Nationals of New , York
Citx on f September, 6th. The' , New
Yolk correspondent of the Philadel-
- p "fe waa.to have made a speech from the
'steps q the i Treasury building : in Wall
street, right in the presenee of the wicked
bondholders, and, after that, be was to ad
dress a meeting in the open air, at .Union
Squire or m Washmgton Parade Ground;
tnts tettinir down,' rt is needless to say.
Mr. Kearney haa nobody to thank but him
self J His rhetorical extravagances have
convinced the more.reflecting men of : the
Greenback partv that thev will lose more
than they will gain by him, while many of
the working men, wno were disposed to
npon mm as tbe man for the' times,
come to tne conclusion that : be is a
man to have as little to do -with as
any people' who were once weal
thy are applying for conductors9 and
ticket-takers1 places on the East Side
Elevated , Railroad in New . -Yrk.
There are 2,000 applications in "all.
The Company at present have in their
employ, on construction and; on the
cars, about 2,500 men. They5 have
on the - road ; about - 3Q engines and
about; 75 cars with' engines and 75
additional care under contract, some
of which will be finished next week.
At present it costa about 55 per cent.1
on the gross earnings to run the road.
! ;iie' biggeall?nake of the season Le
fonga toXJidiioViulaJtr ...li iaonly foHy:
feec lonft however. In 'diameter it is
twenty inches. It is a terrible snake,
and; a'tetrible aocount S given jo the
Calif orpia Chronicle, The storyj is
very iniere.sung,.uui. reaua oo rnnca
likepne of Baron Munchausen's yarns.
lYejawait further news after the jx
citement wears oflE. We once heard
of a! mpnsterBnake in Tennessee, but
it turned out to be a grand hoax. Uut
that California 'monster h as 1 been
seen, so - Mr. 'Rand and Mr. F. C.
Buylick say, and by tbern and others.
war correspondent of the New
. . 4 . . . rt. r -i . I.
x or K .2 rioune. , vv . - i? . ; ix. , bo an as, 1 1 n-
don es Gen.- Grant' account of the
figh r at Lookout Mountain. He'savs;
u " eneral Grant is technically correct in
saylrig there was no battle, there; he doubt
less meant io mase tne distinction oetween
a meke combat betweerrfsmall divisions of
two armlet and a geheral' engagement of
the eintire forces on both Bides i The Jtruth
is that there was ho battle ther-hoth5ng
mora man an : anair, , or more propeny
speaaing.a: "combat," and there were no
clouds to? fight latere mly a he sty j mist
wmcn settled down and enveloped tne uase
of )Uie mountain." i L st? i;ri"T i
The skeletons of several i Confederate
soldiers, who were buried on , Sullivan's
Island during the war, havevbeea washed:
up on the beach, ( and , present: a. ghastly
to : nromenaders. Charleston JVewa
viutiBipatrwtisrmioienaea wnn
anityj would prompt a decent in-
entiof. those sacred bones that
ibeldnged to heroes andmarlyrsv; ;
- J -Ex.GbvP Seymour - Iiast very c jn
cisely and impressively stated a gr )a
truth in the following paragraph:
fiiilTbe Cwnmunist is only a hiehlvdevel-:
oped tariff man, who believes that the Gov-,
uuucui iumci iuo firuaperiiy 01 B country,
and Jshould interfere with the business of
its ctizen8.i They both belie ve that the
property of one should be given to another
a; t V'tttogtjppeclalo: il; Ledger j) J
sF re4ericTfeA.i; Sawyer fdrmeHy
Uni ield ;Stateer Senator from ; South
Can lina,and subsequently Assistant
SecrbtarjRolyee1asury,hhas beetf
app inted to, a small clerkship 1 id the
ofiic of ;the Coast Survey of the
Treasuryf DeparttnentThilf 'p
poinjtmeni illustrates t one r of ; the vif
cis8iudesf;.publi6.umetLi Sawyer? is
a man of eminently scholarly attain
ments,1' but c has beenuhfortunaitep
and by a aeries of 1 reverses has been
compelled to accept almost the am all'
est office the. great establishment1
urtiinn Vi a at nnn t!m. a a 1 m
trledVlfii:?" fe
ll - .:. ..-:-'-h:-- l.-v-:,-;
-U. Senator Blaine iar now making
a gallant battle in i Maine against 'all
independent' VotiugVat.Hhef coming,
election,' and it is announced! tbat.be
is next to exhibit' ill North Carolina
in favor of the independents. Blaine
is a macrnetic'eloquent . and powerful
.cJiampion ; but jt it .isn't rightto bolt
iu! iuaiuj'jxwuu fc. iw ijvv du.w imj;
culLy. in proving..wXhat, it'ariglLtto.
bolt in North t Carolina IriPhiladel-
phia ffmes, lnch . V 1 L
General Beale' says he.ia for
greenbacks. " ',So is1 everybody.5- Scr
are we, provided we get ; them with
out robbing some1 one else.' v. But how
to get them is' the question., VThe
Government might print thewi by the.
billio but aa l vh as no s w ay ; o f !d is-
triboiing;ih'ebi"8ave;-'6yrpayirig for
what it; buys, or for, .work done for St,
weK don't -well iflee'.. how -anybbdy;
would be' benefited. - After the st
of next January the Govern' men twill
pay for its purchasea,and ..fprthe la
bor it employs in. gold, and no matter
how much greenbacks may be idyed,
nobody doubts that ; gold - is loved
much, better, j The good did ' Denio-;
cratio rule of paying a.rnau in money
that would be worths its face Value; if
found on his body a hundred yeaia af
ter his death! ana not" in v paper,! the
value of which 'fluctuates with ith,
vagaries of trade is the best ono; for
all parties - to followcertainlv; Itbe
uesb tor xeiuouranu auopiiuu. -
-Alex-
qndria :Va.Uazettet.JJemi:vj1,
ona statu coNTEnponaBiBK.
X I -!;' -; - v. ! I -I
The Roan Mountain (N. C.) Republican
hoists the name -of U. 8. Grant for tbe Pre
sidency in 1880. If "Old Roaa" was not a
specimen of the genus homo, called Vod
dity," we should talk to him' about this.
We suppose, however, it was intended as a
joke. ' ' But, Roan, it is in bad taste to joke
at your father's grave, and this joke 4a kin
to Elizabeth City Economist. j - .-,,
The control of the government by the
Radical party is ld.be regarded as the grtat
curse of the conntryi ,Th'e ,wriler will ad
mtf it, vs he has of ten done. How; then
are we to get this car Be ut ot the way ?
Tola is tne great questions j is it at all pro
bable that we can , oust that Radicals iby
dividing the Democratic party ? Not at
all.i ' We tan only put the i party down hv
rallying ! ali f the; elemental of ofiposiiion
against : it' under tbe IJemocratic; nanner.
This -accomplished the.: people will get
"more money" a , plenty ot it- and ; good
money,' too. There will be no more swin
dling in the silver dollars Trade- of every.
Kind will proaper.- liut . unlit this liadical
parly is burled from power it is. idle, nay,
nonsense, toi clamor for ''aaore ' money" or
setter times. Yon wul neither gel the one
nor the other. Milton. UhTvata-. u
ft!
I'Ol.lTICAIil'OIWTS. 8
-i- The urgent necessity -of c4rry5ng
the1 next Legislature is developing to' the
.New . xork ltepublicans & surprising
amount of conciliatory, feeling, vJsventbe
god-nae uonaung stoops to conquer la a
way that causes his coat tails1 16 stand! out
like the ears of 4 stain peded muJe - )KaA .
ftfy.B"'- H:.;,,v: Ui - J 1 I
Kearney s advice to the work
ingmen to ."pool their issues" Was followed
last evening by-an' invitation to pool their
spare change to bay him for his'nalderdasb.
The people ; who selv hira down f or a f dol
are in error. -lie never made money o
fast or So easily in his life, and he knows
people are going back to Grant in 1830 is
simply a good nalured assumption that Ube
American nation are fools, and have but
one; man to rule them, ' and him one who
was cast aside with alacrity after a trial of
eight years, which; resulted in the over
throw of his party. Springfield Republican
Inxl.
. -pThurman is 66. t ,
. .-Gen, Jo Johnston is 11. .. j
: - Er-DoorkeeperT.Fitahugb ') th
"biger man than old; Grant, V. will reopen
Willard'a .Hotel, .Washington, as a resort
for Southern people ,?4S r ,
;.-r- Secretary Eyarts lives, in great
elegance. He haathree large residences for
the accommodation of bis family J iud
flienda who may be his gaests;i i-'f'': 'i j .
11 The Bos6l"'.lPdyaviVJfBnller'
says he never expects1 to have a monuments
Hut isn't ne Duudlngnia own monument as
enduriog as brass can make it, ?" ,,if ,,t f
- "t" The, repOrtthat.Taimaigei., will
reopen the performances at his Tabernacle
by a service en itho tight-rope is at liast
premature. tteny Evening Journal:' f "
-i-5 According to iS iheV) late s lrT
Franklin the Indian' traders of his ( time
were ."thef moat; .vicious and abandoned
wretches of our nation." And yet he, never
Chicago mrnes Winip the
Southern city, Mira. Myra Clark Gaines ias
gone to jnassacnusetts iot tne remainder ot
the summer." j '', ' j
jJiewBio J14.C1 1, ..x u a .
Ben1 Butler, the champion-ball-dozer; '
Put a question he thought was a poser;
. . nei n'm aown who a lerK.
And bull-dozed 'the champion " bull-dozer
from tneuetroiijiquor (dealers tor study- up
the unconstitutionality ' of the oADchigan
liquor Jaw. .j fie. did, studyju p . and Wn t ;his
opinion Jast week. ' It wt8(!vry brief and
to the effefct.' ''You can't break" the iaw.fi;'
J1' The ''Kew" 'O'rieah's aae,:
stung by tue T repeated J taunts ! mat Kutler
kept dowrryeftow-feTerrmakes this happy
retort: "If, as alleged, there were no epi
demics under . Radical misrule, it may; be
.counted a dispensation, of a merciful Prov
idence that spared us from a ; double 6ai
lamity."iia i!yru.a97t -ffw$pi i;-d.--(
In the !; Episcopal - DiObese 6(
Connecticut there are 19,530coffimuhrcaats ;
in the Diocese of Arkansas there are 608
communicants. ,tUt Arkansas has' as large
a delegation ip the General , Convealioni as
Oonnectrcttt.;:! .-.-.4iVi"y.i. w
r ThQeJeeGllfiii
after only half aa -boni,8,illnea9v S j He had
left pandee for Brechinthe night befcire,
and was to have officiated at the. marriage
of a niece on the day h&. expird.T, He was
in his uual health on the previous Sunday
and !-pwache4r;o sudden;
death. -...v?tfhoVrr'vsj,-Hi.-j.i 'hnin-? ij
-1 The Rev;llMerrittHttrlbudi a
young Methodist' preacbirof LJ well Mas
sachusetts, at Martha's Vineyard, the other:
day,: said that it is IB duty of the Method-
I-
ist Church brgifiiaition tohold the balahce
of rweHirthentted6tatea. Warming
tobialheme, he Vehtnred to hope that the
MetbodiaU of the Country wilt' organize a
movement to nominate from thd Bishops of
tne jueinouisi v;nurcn a candidate i tor the
presidential uoatf;i hih:i ji i i
i- If he says "I done, saw," ho is
rorhLotiaville. Graphic. : , . j t..
TLe national, debt 61. England
aw studs, Iby the most recent return, at
l888tX07.9801 - :v . 1 'X,
"Take away women, . and then
what would follow?" asks a writer. Stag
nation; of course.-f- - - - - " " ; -
Have a 'card girls, have a 1- car-
A.oeie muiei, a jj-rencn maiaeu, una uccu
hugged to death. 2fcfcw 2 rarneript ' -
v j It's harder to "break'' 'an old
horse chestnut than it la to break a young
cbesnut horse. Boston Post. , I .- ;!
J German and Austrian Jaw for
buds the sale of dead '. fish. The ' fish are
brought from tbe sea and riyers . in , tanks,
and are killed after being sold . 1 ' i .
j "How much was this bnlterdid
you say?1 "Sevenieeu cents, sir.": 1" VV litre
pa earth have the other two - gone? I can
ou)y8mell Micea-Syracuseiimesy l
if: Ten mills make one cent, nay'Lbe
arithmetics- but competition Jis so strong
among the cotton factories down East that
ton mills dou't make a cent. Exeluinge ,
f The Grand Dictator of ithe
Knights of Honor In' Ohio has called oa the
subordinate lodges for donations in aid of?
the sufferers by yellow lever in the South.
- . The Congressional committee on'
tlie Labor Quest ion finished their investi
gation in New York yesteiday; They will
hold sessions in Pittsburg and Cbicago.and
! again assemble in New York iu the Tali.f.a ;i
' It appears ihat r in SartFrauciseo,1
rwJiere Dcuuis Kearney says the' Chinese'
hive taken all but the land, the down trod
den workingmen have $67,000,000 in; the
savings banks. ' They clearly belong to the
class of. bloated capitalists whoin DenbiS
popose8 to . hang.. Pioneer-Press ' r
From.the'Nortli to the South,
aa ia the old j fever times ' before the War
free gifts of money;: medicines and assist
ance are beginning to pour out in steady
stream, and it needs Only such a calamity,
to! show-that there is One; Southern 'claim.!:
that will eveif be recognized Philadelphia
Ledger. iy J , - L ; j -:
A correspondenv wants to know
why women ? never -sleep in'chuTcb. -We
suspect that it is on account of their un
comfortable headgear., We don't believe
that any man, with his head jabbed full of
hair pins and back-hair twisted up so tight
that a sneeze would break a blood vessel.
Could find repose even under the most s'om
nifying discourse that ever banished physi
cal pain. It can't be did, Breakfast Table.1
SOUTHERN ITEM, j
its..-,,H ,; ..t.... - iin i -i , -- ;.y : t
1' -Of the 158 natives of New Or
leans, who died of yellow fever up to Au
gust 24th, 140 were children under fifteen
years of age.1' " : ,: j-" ' j j ;'f -
! A' Mobile doctor stipulates that
his professional card shall be inserted just
above the death i notices. ; We soppose he
respectfully refers to the names which tol-ow.--MotBgiteri
- j i
; ( Colonel Mosby has declined' an
invitation to be chief of cavalry at the' re
union of the Confederate and Union; soldiers;
at Marietta, Ohio, beginning September 3d.
The President also regrets that he will be
unable to he present. . j . ;
... Sherman (Texas) . Dispatch:
News has just reached us of a fiendish as
sassination last week near Dexler, Cooke
county. f A cowardly assassin crept stealth
ily by moonlight near, a gallery where- a
man named Cline was sleeping with i his
young wife; to whom he had been married
1 about a month, and emptied the contents
ot one barrel of a, shot-gun, loaded with
turkey shot, into the face and head; of tbe
u n8uspecti ng; innocent sleeper . Ch ne ' d led
almost instantly.
A Qaeer Rlaslcal Invention.
' I Portland (Mei)1 Press
1 Mr..E. B. Robinson is' introducing
a new musical instrument' which V'pro
rhises tb become popular.' It requires
no musical knowledge to, produce the
1 bje.BUpomposjtioq. t?f It is a wind fin-
etrument,,i somewhat resembling in
appearance a cabinet ' organ, . laud' is
operated, by pedals. But thero are
no keys, and no fingering, is required
in playing a tune. The tunes are pre
pared by perforations in a broad sheet
of paper, the length of eaoh -perforation
determining the duration : of the
note. This sheet of papery ih-tj which"
the tunes are thus cut, is wound on a
reel, and, being placed in the instru
ment, is unwound by! , the action i of;
the pedals, the paper passing over a
bridge im which the rdeds are placed."
As" the wind is drawu intoi the- reeds
at the top the passagei Of - the j paper
over them prevents it from entering
any save those where the perforations
in the paper fall, and: the notes pre
ititis produced automatically. It pos
sesses great power, and the bass notes
are produced especially v well;J The
price willbe5 about5 $80. '"'
C1RCTJ1T COURT THE1 UNITED STATES
FOR TELE K ASTERN DISTRICT OF NOHTU
CAROLINA FOURTH CIRCUIT. , i
..':'-, 'U- :' h-i:' j.?;'
George S. Brows, Enoch Pratt, Complainants,
va.
The Wilmington, Columbia & Angus-
, ta Railroad Company,
! J .- .i, -. i i . - .
Defendants.
i la pursuance of a Decretal Order heretofore ren
dered In this cause, notice Is hereby given to all
Cties having claims against the Wttmington. jCo
ibia & Augusta Rauroad Company, to present
theaame to me at my office In Wllmlngtonv before
the first day of November next, to be by me report
ed to the Court for such action as may be had .in
that behalf. This . notice does not apply to any
claim contracted since the 15th day of April, 1878,
as all such claims will be paid by the Receiver in
due course of business. .Alt 'parties presenting
claims to me wUl exhibit any evidence or claim of
lien or other incumbrance which may be claimed
on any of the property of the Defendant Company.
This notice does not apply to; the Bonded debt of
the Defendant Corporatlos. I ;
. . , i ., . D. L RUSSRLL, - !
ang29-lra - j i Special Master In Chancery.
GRSSNSBORO FEMALE COLLKQB. Terms
- Reduced to Suit the limes. The 45th Bession
will begin on WEDNESDAY, 88TH OF AUGUST.
Charges per Session of twenty weeks: Board, (ex
clusive of washing and lights.) $50.00 ; Tuition in,
full English course, $25.0J. Extra, Studies modo
rate?w;M aui-ivj -iJi.m mi u. -ytxK i y
.For particular apply for Catalogue to
JONES.
J30 6wf.
.id,.
suth
tt . I.- !
President.
BORt3BS Jtt ALL, fit Boys, an
tlish. Classical and-Commcrcial Board in it
O English, .
School, 14 miles from Baltimore, on W. Md. R. R.
PudIIs nrenared for anv Colleira or Bnalnena lAt
Term $250 to $300 for ten months. ' Re-opens Sep-
bcmucr m, io.o. rtsor. 4. Vi. AJ.tJ!taLK, A. M ,
H Jy 14-eod39t ' cae fr"- -- Relsterstown, Md. '
I'-OST, STOLEN OR MISLAID.' " ; I f
J-:ii 1;-K5h;i 5 i Thepublle are herewith caa-
tioned not to negotiate or a certain PROMISSORY
NOTE, made by Henry Haar, and payable to Her
man Samson, for Four Thousand Dollars, and on
which there is a credit endorsed of One Thousand
Dollars, said Note having been lost, mislaid or sto
len. . . PHILLIP NEWMAN.;
v - V J Guardian of Herman Samson.
WllmingtonJi &,A.Bgust20th, 1878. ,
rang 21-eodawv j f . we,ftt : - ?
-i'i'-'H. THB NEW AND COMMODIOUS- t
STJiMrBE PASSF0ET
WILL MAKE DAILY TRIPS , !
, , rTO g jiithVILLB.
n,: Leave-Dok.;jt...v..v... 9.00 A;M., . ,
Return 6.83P. M. . 2
j . Sundays half hoar latere ' ' ! !
Hound Trip 75 Cents. . Single Trip 0 Cents.
jywtrj . , ujso, MzEKS, Agent.
,- 1 : . ... 7 --4
j"itT t)ar qauiauona, n noutd bo understood, rep
remmf the wholesale prices generally. la miklnt
.:.' HKiajl orders Uigher prices aave to be Chargeo.
FR1CKB.!
liAHCHNU-jQuiiny. ,.
ifrfj. Double Aiictiui. .. ... .
Dnnblr Ac li "A". ' 1
00
00
12
12
UAtJON-Nortl. Carolina.
Hams, 1 -
"raht.sldere. y a,.
-tidisw.n c choice, u ft
Mk .'.. K.L-
it a
f f
14 d
' 'o1 e'
. - , xa
13 :
15 '
ShouiaorN.t"
ii'Jry baJteii
! if '
. rthoalders.;.4.V
uaKK Live weight
BAKKELti Spirit Turpentlu
. Second Hand. eack ......
V JSew New, Vorfc,; each.
New City, each
BEESWAX
BBJCKS-Wamijagion' M
mi Northern, t ilv,.''f.w -A
ilOTTER North O&roiluk. lb
rt-Nortbern, fll'te.it .v..'ii.'.
CANDLES Sperm. V
, , Tallow,
Adamantine. V lb
1 10
-,00-00
C'00.
15
to
e i6o
t 7&
1 90
f 25
DOO
14 00
18
C3
S7' f
43 "
1
nx
13
14 i
IS
80 .
80
0
75'
I ilka
IS
OaSKSK-rNortheTO Factory t
i uairy, cream s.
13
','10
. 28
16
i 58
9
a
o
COFFEE Java.
COltN MliAlr' bnsheLiaamci
COTTON TIES tflbdle
00
8 25
.DOUKiTiCSMi&eeUne.-4; 16
xam. v buuen
00 o
M5 .
FISil Mackerel, No. 1. 9 . bbL.. 1 is 00
a ai 00
8 50" a 10 50
, aackerei, Ne.S. fjt obi.
.N K9-X awCi.-uJi' U
HackwcL, No. a. V bbl. . . . . .
i Mullet8.ebbl...ii.'4. turn'.
j. N. O. ilering, lioe.fT keg
1 -? .DryOod,51 t-uf9,M.tnfM
PLOUR--Fine. V bW.........
i' Super. Northern, tt bbl.;...
fi 4 Kxtra-4tt.lt.4J..vT f VbUi&.
Family :h9 bbl.u
tntjj MUJg Suptr.v bbl...
Y V f;: 'j. Extra. 9 hhK:
1 - Family, f bbli.!
:j ;; .-:,.-ax.FamUy,i.bbl;
FSKTlLlZEJib '
' . Peruvian (luano, ft 20t0 s
f -Baugh's Phosphate, .r,;. v-.
i Carolina Fertiliser, P
9 00 .(A tt 60
iS T5- (O
s 00 a
!!)"
4 60
'5 00
6 60 '
, tt eo . e
0 CO
5 75 &
6 35
6 70 .
1 A
D UU J
15 00
$ 60u
C 25
B 0O -i
h f 0
6 50 1
?00 .
! Art
67 50 . KM.
00 60'- 60 00
60 00.
00 00; 40 00
00 00 45 00
AA AA A IWAA
, OrouudUoue.
. ,BoneMeaL
11 Flour.
VV W . 0 Vt .U
OO UV--' 60 00
00 (00 i 67 60
09 00. 7000
00 00 70 00
60 00- 00 00
. 4 Complete Manure .,', ..
r. Whann's Phosphate' f, -1
Wando Phosphate, - ' i
Berger & Bute's Phoeph." !
'Excellenza Cotton Fertdlicer
65 90; 60 00
GLUE- Su
. 9 O
; 65
' 6
. v3
i 16
! 70 :
I 60 :
1 65
65 .
1 50
IS..,
GrtAIN Corn, in store,- in oags,j
i. ,vorn,uargo , Dusnei.......
Corn, mlxedV DUsheLin bags.
s com. wnoiesaie,aa saga.
Oats, 9 bushel..
60 r
48
',- 75-,
4
sr.-10.
0 00
00
90
i " ress, vuVi'V uueuui...t...
HIDES Green. 9
! Dry. 9 ...... ....'...,.
HAY Eastern, 9 100 Is....
tj i : WesUra. 9 100 9s....
"North River, 9 100 fts...
LlC3tf
p uo
110
I (5
HOOF IKUI w ion.
65 00
:7I
5 0
00
LARD Northern, V . ......
- - North Carolina, 9 -LIME
9 bl
9va
1
i
00 i; a
iu
25
00 f
LUMBER Ctix &TaAKSAwaD
snip stuir.resawea, i u rt..
Rouzh Edge PUnk. M ft..
18 00
OO 00;
SO 00
15 00
ii
18 00
35 00
WestIndiaCargoes,accordIng
to quality v a it.. .. . .. . . .
14 CO
13 09
f n
ureesea Flooring, se&aosed.
i v ScantiiBg turn Boaras. . com
F " mon, g Mft.V..J...... ... .!
MOLASSES New cp jCuba,hhds
13 00 16 00
38
43
New crop uudu, ODis v gal
Porto Ricoshhds.i.
;..-- TbblS.:....C.:..'.
1 SuearHousei hhds. tral.
00 '
,M I
00
t 22
15 ' Q
.
DO
16 .
1 10
1 80
;:. 30
t 18'
12
:75
90
2 25
il 35
f 38
23 (
ii 26
H 80
S 65
ii 17
. " bbla. gal..;.
nails cat, 4a to sua, v Keg.. .
OLUi Kerosene, v gau...r...
- LardT9 gal.'..... v..V...r
i rl Unseed, gal.. ...........
. r Rosin. gal.. .... .. .ii. .......
145
100
140,
i 80 -
? 1T;
110
100
8 50'
POULTRY Cldckens,live,growh
. !-- ; spring.
rjunuii) 9 Daenei...........
POTATOS8 Swoet, buaheUr.
Irish, Nortkern, Dbl .,
12 60 13 00
Thin, i bbl ...........
.. Prime, 9 bbl. ......
Rump, 9 bbl
BICO Carolina, 9 ...........
' . Rough, V bunh
RAGS Coub try, -9 ..........
1 IK
00 00 00 00
00 00 11 00
00 00 10 00
--:' i 8
.,90 1 00
F vi.J, V. Ww.. ....... .
1 f IX
iwrifi ...... ........
aALT Alum, f) bushel...:
i Liverpool, $saok,cb F.O.B..
; Lisbon, JI sack....- ,
American, sack......;..;
UTTl A T? TlMK. tO IK -
00 .
?'80f i
00
I 00
00
--!0tV:f
10
: 83i
t.'ft-1
00
1": ,j-i
4 00,
501i
4 60
quin.uT-vuua, V ...... a
' ' - Porto Rico, 9 .
A ootxee, w m).........
; r 'B---V'1-' ;!-.- ...i,,.;t.iy.
. ..
i' . -' Rx. O y fi............
. Crushed, .i 1
tAP Northern, 9
8UINGLE3 Contract, 9 M
Cemmoa, $ M
. Cypress Saps B M
rw 'Cypress Hearts 9 M...i.
60.KM
12 00 1
10 00
00 00 (
i-'Tift-'
STAVES W.O.BbL, M... ...
i i! B.O. Ehd Mi,-;...'v
i Cypress, 9 M..., ............
ALC6W-- ..,!..!......,
1I00
10 90
' i) VwSaS9illUw
i i Common Mill............ :..
: Inferior to Ordinarr. SBM.Li.
T 0U
5 00
4 60
3 5)
1 00
1800
6-00 ,
5 00 '
4 00
a 500 '
.WHISKEY Northern, gaU.
4orca vxioana, 9 gai.ViM..
WOOL UuwaahcdV 9 ,,.
Washed.
'1 75
,2 60 ,
is;
20 (
28
4
WILiaiNUTON,: BtONBI I1ABKBT
r
.arrriHe.' SxiXui l
Goid . .l". ... .i.i... .......
Exchange (sight) on New York, ... . .
. X alBC't.
. ... - ..is f ; i 1BalUmOXE,....i
i .- . J ,. iBoston,
..: . . , t. , , . w i i .i phihwlerpbla; , .
! -i!..:1 ' - it iWster.Citi0s,
- --
. ..... X
I"
exchange 30 days 1 9 con ,
Bank of New Hanover Stock A'lt . . ..'.J
First National Bank,.... .... .... ,
Wilmington Building Stock,.. ..... ..
Meebariibs'.e' -3 i-i.;..,'
Navassa Ouano Co. . f
Ni C. Bond-OldBiOoupon... ; ...... .14
Do, FuBdintr 18v .rrrr-.-. .1-6
;Dowi '' . 1868.-.. .vjVv... 6- .
-: Do, j New.i. .-..w.. iij
Do. Special Tax.. 1 ,
Do. tt N.C. Railroad.: 49
W.' A. W. B,R.Bonde 7 cGold In t) .100
ClinaCeiitral,R.R..BWd1aVc--r-4 i,
Wilmington City Boada," S Ve. .'..i i i-.'i70 I
" i " 7c, ,90 :i
ia o ye.; ;
tew 6 Vc .y.70 (Goldlnt)
i .;....;.. 75 (: p
Q8 6 fi. ,.5 (Goldlftt)
: 1. . new
New Hanover County Boa
Do. i , do.,.,, n Vc.,,.70 (Cur. flnt)
W. A W. BAilroad Stock .45 F7-
North Carolina R.B. Wt... ....... 40- ! .
WiL Gas Light Co. " .!...:...Wt -
Wilmington, Cotton Milla... :. ......;10O i !
: -ail Fashions. I
MR3.-TIR3(tNiA-A7oRtffeAS&EfeEtVED and
is now using the. LATEST SHAPES ftr La
dies and Misses Hats, and invites a call from taose
who have heretofore entrusted her with- their work.
She is prepared to alter old styles and fashion them -into'
the most modern shapeB. a -: m ' ' if
! White straw dyed black when so ordered and in
best ttyler.' f' - " "'v.tvf1-'' LV ,: ij '
- RESIDENCE pne door eaatof Fn.t, on Church
Street. " " oct 14-tf
Samuel ; Sutherland's Son.
importer, taanuiaciurer ana veaier in j :
BREECH, A'kuZZLE LOAbGUSSIFLES, ;
, & PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS,
CARTRIDGES, GAME BAGS. , ,
And Every Requisite for a Sportman'a tiutfli .
'All orders from a distance will receive prompt
and faithful attention; .. . tUjuJ v;j t, j .y f
This Old House is known from tha St Lawrence
to the Rio Grande rivers for First Class Goods and
Guns and Small Arms made to order and repaired
oy ezpenencea woruien. -ius . . -a st
- jsreecn-jboaamg Ammunition a specialty
L SUTHERLAND'S SON.
Mi4u Mam street.
octSltf
.-. . . .1 ; Richmondj Va. f .
HighrBfedpogsi
E
NGLIsn,' IRISH AND GORDON BETTERS,
of the Choicefct
. with guaranteed pedigreea
jrtiu- iii. j, i.is.ir-w KLBa.i.'.
nov7D&Wtf
York, Peari
The Central Protests
AWEEYRETJGIOUSAND FAMILYNEwS
paper and the Organ of the Methodist Protes
tant; Cnnrch in, North Caroliruliia .published at
Greensboro, N. C , . ' . - v 1 1
lerms, m uu per annum, m surauoo.-- js 1 .
The eligibility of its locauon, tne number and !ac
tlvity of its agents, and the constantlyirAcreastnpde.
mand f orit among the more solid classes of reader
in various sections, give' the CENTRAL peculiar
claims upon the patronage at the advertising public. L
Verms very favorable, Consult you business inter
esta, and address the editor -1 - - j ?
.f ,y7 ,a .1 ir! .U U MICHAUX. I
j Greeasboro, N. C.
BA VAKD TAYLOH . . 17
pleasure in recommending n nn. Tt. Fet
emy
r of Kr. S. C. hortlidie. Hon kkhtj
OD. a patron., says, 'WXcSu
WO(
use
or mv name as :rcTeivtiiA '..kurim..r. Ule
1'ennRji'.
Price T 13 Ccnig
Wewspaper
Adve rtisine
" 116th EDITION, 13
Containing; a complete list of all ihe tf.wn in ,k
United States, the Territories 8Ed the nl J
Canada having a population greater ihau 5 C0o .p
cording to the last tfensns. 4nwt.h.r iih .1, '.w ae
8
1
X
eewapanerahavi.giUe largt local circuit
,.in.!i!5h' l.l)v1ce1,8mi- Also, aeauwj:
ucwo.po:o wucu mrv recommended lo irt,,r.
charged. Also,. the Rehgious and ArlcultUralZV
showing the cost of advertising iu various nev
pers, and much other information which a be'
!n advertising woald do well to powesg. Ad
GEO. P ROWELL & CO.. Newspape A dvcfuJS"
Bureau, iOi-prucet. N. T..- 'inwnS
SLBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE piTaiT
LOTTESYILLE, ;VIRGINIA TweiftV .iil
session (9 months), begiuB Oct 1st, BoirS '
ding washing, fuel and lights and tuition in KnSi'
Latin. Greek and French, $200 per session Mu.'v
Drawfng and Painting equally low. The Alh'f1
is the best fumlshedJuUtute in ihe Xom"
free. Full irtr.nltv. An. -i V.".T:T. W
:-t.r - r -Ti-; ''"",cu "re
v. ..i- -
logues address - .'
Foreat.v
R. H. RAWLINQ8, M. A.
Prt-sidont
i i ,.1 "y"ci7-ui ventennlal Exposition fot
V fL?" Jhvoring. . The best tobc0
, bltr..16- A onr blna trip trade-mat k 13 closeW
j , imitated on Inftrior goods, see that jademn', Ty
" , . V . 11 . " ,. .' . ..
PM rJ A Bea1tlfnl -Qrand Pianos, price 1 00ft
riflnUonlyt8T&. Magnificent Upright Piano"
--price $lO0O,only t75. Elesant Vu.
right Pianos, price $800, onfy$175. PUnos
a7 135,NewVles. S?EaI
S5V Organs 9 swps, $57.50. Charch nnn I B
gant $315 MirrorTop Organs only$l 05.
Beautiful Parlor Organ, price $340, only $95
"Fraud KWosed,JS500 reward. Read TVap8 fo,"
-!5
iuo unwary,- una newspaper about cost of pi.
no and Orgaua,teiit FKKK. Please mi
dress DANIEL F. BEATTY, WashSgton, N. J
( Vy A DAY to Agents canvassing for tbe Pi re.
& f 'alelojyiltor. Terms and Outfit Free a,i.
drees PrOtVlCKBRY. Augusta, Maine.
augl0-4wD&W v .;
HieSSGHOOL,
-BEDFORD CO., VlUGIMA.
;rFJ5r;?oanie me,I,and boK-' Bession begins Sent,
15th. For catalogues containing information Ld
drefs WILLIAM , JL't ABBOT, . Principal, Bcllcvwe
r iJj...L. .... ,:. jy 18 D&W8v
NI YEllSI'l H .OR VIRGINIA ,-Se7-sion
begins on the First of October, and contin
ues nine months. tThe institution is organized on
eettvesyem. giving the student free choice
ef studies, with fall courses , in the Schools of the
Acadeinic Department and in the Schools of Law
Medicine. EngineeriDg and Agriculture. For cal
logue apply to. the Secretary of the facnlty, l o
University of Virginia. -
JAMES F. ITATlBranw tt r
sng8 DjrW8w Chairman of the Faculty.
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
X-U-Ui .ESTABUBWtO.rH 1853, ,
Manufacture all kinds of Locomotives, and have ro
cenUy purchased of the Amoskeag Manufacruriu
Co. all the patterns, patents,' and the good will for
the manufacture f their celebrated Steam Fire n n
gines and Fire Apparatus, and are now prepared 10
receive and execute ordars jwomptly. end for de
scrlpUve circular. " ARETAS BLOOD. Agent.
nov 89 D&Wly - - : Manchester, N. U.
SHOOTINGh COAT.
STYLISH, HANDSOME COAT,
: i First Class in every particuhu
Pleasant to wear, durable, and in the end the chcap-
eu JiLflaJis un UttUWJM. VJtLVETEEN.
it Wrt , r: . ! S i: !' .- ...
Pockets and Lining made to take out, so that
may be worn for early fail and winter shooting.
Horace. Smith Esq.,. aays tIt is my idea of
shooting coat . I have worn them for several years
aad will have none other' -'...;.
Price for Coat, $25; Vest,: '$.6i Also, the bent
brown corduroyPantsat $10 per pair. I make on
iy the one grade, as the cheapest goods do not turt
briars and will not give satis; action, i '
jAlso, in addition to the above, I am making
Waterproof Canvass Suit, cut same style as the Ve!
veteeni goods, not stiff and hard,: bat soft and pies
sant to wear; guaranteed to turn water. Sportsmen
who have seen it say it is The Best Yet Coat $.50.
For full Suit, $14.00.
,. . . . . . .. j f . . '
.-I also make the Sleeveless Coa : Vest with sleevts
Bnlesf or measureroeBt and samples sent opou
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SHARP'S
Mi
ETALLiC CARTRIDGE. MILITARY, HUNT
EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN ACCU
i ayi RACYv STRENGTH AND
, ; t SAFETY.. ;
Ko Rematnrd DiscbArge. Ever Occurs
:8very Sine ' warranted ;a 'good -shooter. Calibrr
40, 44 and EO-10C of.an inch, and of any desired length
1 M;
J.ll
Charge etpowder iromiO to 105- grains. Weight '
balls from 20 to 648' "grains. Stock, plain; alsi
Pistol grip and checked. "Sights: plain; Globe ami
Peep Sights'; Vernier ?wltii' lBtferchangeable frog.
Isijilynndaiis; evrlsQr''of ar.'
munition for above gone, constantly on hand
-? l?lrlc58's ftanv ' 50 to ! 1 2S.
L: -, i SHARP'S lFLEi COMFANY,
, .septSl-D&Wtf , i ,Bridgeiort, ta
Nr iAv' STEDHANi Jr.
rneyaiid pomtsellor at Law,
mii.flBttxnrojt,
BLADEN COUNTY, R. C
OfflceUP staira, in Brick, Building, occupied i.j
Rinaldi-ifeCo. jtij iUii u.-l-'
' Special attention to Claims, fv.l 'wti.ms on nmi
of $100 and. upwardft made for Five Per Cent, il
without suit, .Drawing Deeds,' Mortgages, &c,
sperjimiy.i.n j'ltis'f s ap5-D&wtr
i PlaESCTRIPTION FREE.
TjMJRTHI SPB ADY' CURE 'of ' Seminal Weak
J?. . ness. Lost Manhood, and alt disorders brought
oa y indiscretion or 'exeeea' J Anv drncrtriet has
the ingredients. Address Dr. JAQ.UES A -CO., 1
nxtafit, Cincinnati Ohio, I f eb 15-lyl w
si iE A Tg"BXjB
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F1RST-CLAS&-WORK AT LOWEST NEW YORE
PRICEa DESIGNS SENT BY MAIL. WORK
j-: i ! AHU BtUffUU. AT ouk tusa,
TO ANY PART OF THB SOUTH.
" niCHAKD WATHAN As CO.,
:? ' .... . HT I.afai.lta M.nr VnrK.
Wathan's MonnmentaJ Demma. in hook form.fM
c ale to the Trade. 4 4 M ' dec 4 D&Wtf
IHE
-LOADING
Gun.
WIIV
r Prices, 50 OO to 9U50 00.
LOADING
GUN&
ALTERED. TO BREECH-LOADING
- Prices, $40 to $100.
. Clark & Bneider,
.MANUFACTURERS,' ;t .
tt-t 2l4 Wfist p,. street
i ! Baltimore.
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