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DEoPUSALi5 FOR FUEL.

CLHEK'a OPEIcE,
urr-E ~ PTTKEHENTAIIvEs u D,
wAsUISuTON, u. C., Juns !, 1857.
Sc led r,rl,usals will he received At this once
until !? 'cluck AZ, of FRIDAY, the oh jay, 1857,
tot Snpr yng fu-i lot the vf ths House u krPTe
.cuistiVe, Of Ih- 10 ted states, follows 10 wit:
SEQ tons G,2lO lbs best pasl y NJ. !, or large
Egg Coat b. rmpIe Campo "a, or Of quality
eqnI thereto, to be thoroughly screened and free
T., N dtIt
IJI cords best LaLsrs' ss,.oned Pine Wood.
~ CoTts best sessonsd Hickory.
- cords beet ssAsuusd OAK.
Tea ,vrIs OF the ili,kuTy to bs saved in three
i.Cs- all the rest VI TIA wood 10 be sawed In two
piece.
All t. DO delivered IN the vaults Of the Capitol,
der the direction al the Chief Eos ineer within two
m"utus after dsls cI contract.
No BIDS viii b. considered from Part!t not per
ally known, unIesB accompanied with satislaet0Ty
feier"nc and turity will be required for the
iaihill peIl0rLI nee Of the "'FtTaCt.
BDN ARD MCPHERSON
js4-tjy5 CLERK House Of Reps q. 6.
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DRoPoSALs FOR COAL AND
i WOOD

sISATE or THE USirEp STATES, !
OFFICE % IHE sERGsAST.AT. Arms, }
June II, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofhee
until " o clock m Of MONDAY, July is, 1887, for
implying FULL for the use Of the Senate Of the
United States, as follOwsi
Seven hundred (7Ool.tops e. $40 lb.) best white
Ash fuInaee or Large Esg Coal, to be thoroughly
screened and free from dirt.
'ne hundred 200 Cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
eeyobty FIVE (75) Cords best Oak Wood
All TO be delivered and piled away In the fenate
Vaults, under the direction OF the Chief Engineer,
within two ~ months after he contract Ia awarded
GEO. 7. BROWN,
jels.td S-Tg't.At Arms q. !. Senate.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Co
lumbia, letters OF administration on tho personal
estate Of Auas Patton, late OF Washington city, D.
O., deceased. All persons having claims against
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IN or before the LIST day Of Juno nsXt; they may
otherwise b.. law DO excluded from all benefit Of tho
said estate.
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CATHERINE X PATTON,
Ask.
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D9OPOSALS FOR SLATE.

TREASURY DEPASTAEsI,)
OFFICE " sUrEkyIsISg ARCHITECT,
Juue ~ Is 7.
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ialf Supervising Architect.
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'rHB"GIDEoN PRINTING OFFICE"

'E'Hb"GlI'EoN PRINTING OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
J0SErH L. PEARSON
sCCCkBsOR TO
GIDEON q AR6ua,
sTEAd-POwER
BOOK AID JOB PKlNlEK,
No. oil Etn.h Street. near Penney ls4ni4 Acme,
wAsalNGToE CITY,
Having greatly tacelred the facilities Of the above
OLD ESTABLISHED FLIRTING HOUSE,
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LETTER PEKsB PRINTING,
FINE VISITING CARD
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Local and Miscellaneous,
State Of North Carolina.
COUNTY OF EDGEcoMBE.

COUNTY OF EpGEcoMBE.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, A. d. 1866.
Petition for Do,cer.
Mary BRADLEY, ps Willis Bradley, wife and
= N this case, it appearing to the satisfac-
u tion of the Court, that Vim. Bradley
and John Brady defendants therin, are
non residents Of this State; it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
Southerner, at Tarboro', in this State, for
six successive weeks, notifying the said
VIM. Bradley and John Bradley Of the fl
ing of said petition, ana that they be and
appear at the next Term Of the said Court
to be held at the Cour. House in Tarboro'
aforesaid, on the Fourth Monday of Fe-
bruary next, and answer, plead or demur
to the said petition or that otherwise this
cause will be heard ex parte as to them,
,. and decree pro confcsso be rendered
against them.
Witness. Irwin Thigpen, Clerk of said
Court, at Office in Tarboro', Fourth Mon.
| day, of November, D. A. 1866.
IRWIN THIGPEN, elk.
! Tarboro', Dec. IS, 1866. 3-6w
The southerner., 1867-01-03

The pulpit of the Methodist Church In
this place, was occupied on Sunday last
by negro preacher. The first instance
of prat1cal equality we have yet heard oi
in North Carolina. A precedent of this
kind thus set, who can I'll, how soon
amalgamation in all its terrors may not be
established amongst US. Have we yet
reached that condition God forbid!
The colored people have church OF
their own to which they have hitherto
confined their devotion, and worshipped
God after their own manner; but we pre-
sumo the presence of live negro Bishop
in their midst was too much for the equa'
namty Of the colored bre hren and those
having in charge the Methodist Cnurch
the doors of which were accordingly
thrown open for his qualification.
Will the other churches in town be 81
-complacent?
The southerner., 1867-01-03
Administrators NOtiCe,

ENAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
E Il istrator, on the Estate of John Knight,
Deceased, on the 10th day of January, A.
D. 1867, at the late dwelling of the said
deceased, will expose to public vendue. on
a credit. the personal property of said de-
ceased, consisting Of the following property,
to-wit: 8 Mules 2 Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Corn, Fodder and other articles unnecessa-
ry to mention.
Terms made known ON day Of Sale. All
persons indebted to the Estate of John
Knight. are hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment, as longer Indulgence can
not he given; and all persons having
claims against said Estate will present them
for settlement, within the time prescribed
by Law, or this notice will be plead in bal
of their recovery, this Sth Dec. A. D. 1865
E. E. KNIGHT, Adm'r.
dec 20. 4-2t*
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ID / E D..

In this County, on the morning of the
14th, December, of congestive chill, JOHN
T. TYLER, aged Is years.
In this world we all must have our Joys
and SORROWS, but rare indeed are the cases
where the weight of grief and sorrow falls
more heavily, than upon the widowe
mother, and doting sisters Of the deceased,
here we find an instance of a youth just
dawning into manhood fast attaining that
age where nc would be a benefit to his
mother, and the pride Of his sisters, the
sunshine and light of his mothers house
hold, thus early taken home.
Tis sad that this should be, but Gods
will must be done, while his loss is deeply
mourned, it should be remembered that
he was spared this worlds sins and troubles
and now joy and peace are his. That the
loss sustained is his everlasting gain, and
he is now at rest.
The southerner., 1867-01-03
Temperance Meeting.

According to previous notice, portion
Of the citizens of Tarboro', N. c., met in
the Cou House, on Friday evening the
28th, Dec, for the purpose Of forming
Temperance Society.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt. Vim. Biggs, who proposed Dr. j.
FL Baker, as Chairman. DIR. Baker, was
elected by aceiamation.
On motion, VIM. Howard was request
ed to act as Secretary.
The Chairman, On taking the chair ex-
planned the object of the meeting in few
! appropriate remarks.
Several pledges, which had been pro-
posed by different members were read out
by the Secretary. After some discussion
the meeting adopted the fol owing, w:
We the undersigned pledge our hInor
as men to a. stain from the use as a beve-
rage of all kinds, If Malt or Spirituous
Liquors, including Brandy, Whisky, Gin,
Wine, Cider or any other liquor that may
produce intoxication.
! The following persons came forward
aud signed the above pledge, viz:
|. B. Palamountain. Leon A. Williams,
S. w. Chamberlain, Geo. T. Williams, j.
| ". NOt'eH, IL. u hcu1itt, DACAutr bOSriS .,
j. Fl. Baker, VIM. Howard, FL. NJ. Will
ans, VIM. Biggs, Edmund I. Guthrie
H. Edmonson, j. ]. Hussey, 7. w. Toler
H. Ii. Shaw, ]. T. REYNOLDS, c. J. Austin,
R. A. Sizer, John w. White, H B Bryan
On m tion, the Chairman was request
ed to appoint a Committee of five to pre-
pare Constitution and BysLaws for tht
Society.
The Chairman appointed Messrs, Biggs
Howard, L. Williams, H. Williams ane
Reynolds.
a On motion, the Chairman appointed
) Messrs. Rogers, Hussey and II. Williams
committee to make arrangement for tn
: next meeting.
On motion, the proceedings of the meet
ing were ordered to be printed in tn
O tS0utkerner.
On mo ion the meeting adjournfd II
: meet next Friday night, in the C5ur
/, House. J. Fl. BAKER, Chairman.
n VIM Howard, Secty.
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New Advertisements.

G II. Brown & Co Washing on, n c.,
Agents for Rhodes Standard Manure, pre-
sents high qualities of its success. Plans
ters supplied oy River or Rail.
Agents wanted for the Life, Letters,
Speeches, &c., of Hon. A II. Stephens
Address, National Publishing Co Rich
mond, Va.
Turpentine Land and Still for Rent. by
Keith & Kechner, Wilmin gton, n. c.
Those wishing to invest in this kind oi
business should apply to the above.
B. F. Bolsom and w. F. Moore. Brick
masons and plasterers, inform tie citizens
generally that they are now pr pared to
do anything in their line. If you wish
neat job, you can not do better than tc
entrust 10 them.
N. NJ. Lawrence has been appointed
Agent for the sale of the Patapsco Guano
He is prepared to supply the same at al
stations Oh the W. and W. R. R, anC
landings On Tar River.
The southerner., 1867-01-03
"a Right IIeye in the Right Place."

Quite number of gentlemen met on
Friday night last, and proceeded to the
formation of two Societies, which can but
add greatly to the moral condition and
social enjoyment of the town.
A Temperance Society, (while it lasts, }
must prove of immense benefit, both to
moral ane .fnunciaI well~being of those
interested, while Base Ball Club will
add in 70 small degree 10 their physical
improvement.
Keep the "Ball in notion and let the
time never come when any one shall re-
gret the hour, he "pledged" bis honor as
man to abstain from habit, that can but
lead to misery and ruin.
An account of the proceedings of the
meeting will be found elsewhere in our
columns.
The southerner., 1867-01-03
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY.

FENIIE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL
Ill will commence on the lSt Monday in
January, in the large and commodious
building formerly used for the Richardson
schools, and pleasantly situated, in reti
red part of the town. The grounds are ex
tensive, afording every facility fer exer
else aud amusement. The building con-
tains four large bathing rooms, and other
conveniences, and is capable of accommo-
dating $50 boarding pupils. The school
room is furnished with new patent desks
and chairs; and fine philosophical and
chemical apparatus has been ordered. The
corps of Teachers will compare favorably
with that of any Female college in the
State, the leading teachers being well
known to the public as having been engaged
in the business Of teaching for more than
twenty years, both in the University of the
State and in other public schools and semi
naries.
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. VIM. Hooper, Bellies Lettres and
Intellectual Philosophy.
J. de B. Hooper, Languages, History
and English Composition.
T. C. Hooper, Mathematics and Natural
Sciences.
(Teacher to be supplied. Academic
Department.
r. F. Hunt, Music, French and Paint
| ing.
TERMs-(PER SESSION OF 20 wEEKs.)
| Collegiate Department, $25 90
Academic, 20 90
Primary Class, Is 90
Music on Piano Forte Or Guitar, 25 90
Painting in Oil or Water Colors, 25 90
French and Drawing, (each,) II 90
Latin and Greek, (each,) 90
Board, including lights and fuel, 60 OO
Incidental expenses, = 90
The above prices are payable in specie
or currency equivalent. One half of tut
ton and board required in adoance
Every boarding pupil must furnish her
own towels, bed linen and blankets or COM
forts, plainly marked.
The school is strictly non-sectarian and
pupils will be allowed to attend any church
selected by their parents.
For further particulars, address
:" T::iC. HOOPER,
Wilson, n. G.
dec. 20, 1865. 4-tf
The southerner., 1867-01-03
Genuine Irish Linens,

the largest in Virginia or North Carolina,
embracing 100000 yards, all bought at auc-
ton, and will be sold at prices far below
any similar quality ever offered in this mar
ket. have also just received over 10000
yards Of Pantaloon Goods, in every variety
of finish and quality, varying in price from
SOC. to So. This stock is the largest and
most complete of the kind that have ever
offered, and will be constantly replenished
during the season at the demand requires.
At fu'nre day will enumerate the
different lines of Goods | usually keep
Suffice it to say, at present, that every
thing kept in any irst-class Dry-Goods
House can be found here in every variety,
at the lowest prices,
would say to those in want Of
The southerner., 1867-01-03

IMPROVEMENT IN RALEIGH.-The iron
front TO the splendid Tucker Hall goes up
rapidly. When completed, it will be a
great ornament to Raleigh. and mark q
new era in our City architecture. The
building will be worthy of a formal dedi~
cation. The Mossrs Tucker, however,
with their well>known public spirit. will
be up to inaugurating their enterprise in
The southerner., 1867-01-03
f0.iee again.

The Holidays have passed off IN town
very quietly, only diversified, now and
then, by the puglis;ic feelings of those,
who, not having their fill of wars stirring
alarms, wished to turn time of "peace
and good will to all men, into that OF
discord and strife. A few of the light fin
geted gentry also took advantage OF the
occasion, and followed with their usual
skill and dexterity, vocation tina general
ly leads to 'one's pocket or to the gallows'.
An attempt at incendiarism, which threat
ened the destruction Of a portion of our
town, but was promptly checked by the
= .exertions CT those present, about constl>
tutes the extent of our causalittes.
In these times of uncertainty, vagabop>
dism and radicalism, we should be very
thankful, that we have been so blessed,
but the pitcher may go to the well once
TOO often" and this blind trust in chance
for safety may in the end prove but
broken reed, upon which to lean.
We spoke in our last of the great me-
cessi,y for the immediate establishment o.
some kind of town police, and we canno
see that the necessity is at all removed
Every consideration fprudence and satet.
call for it imperatively. 1t is subject il
which every property holder is vitality In
terested, and any steps accomplishing
such a result must meet their warm ap
proval.
The expense of few thousand dollar
should not prevent police from being
formed, when from want of it, the town
in a single night may suffer loss OF te
times that amount.
Tarboro' is fast assuming the appear
ance and business relations OF CITY
small it is true, but sufficiently large
call for the enforcement of regulation
that even no city is without.
Will not those interested bestir them
selves in this matter and see that some
thing is done towards giving US al De
ter feeling of security than we now ENJOY
The southerner., 1867-01-03
Louisburg Female College.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Faculty:
T. NJ. Jones, A. Nj Professor of Natural
Science and Bellies Letters.
W. F. Alderman, A. NJ. Professor Of An
cent Languages and Mathematics.
F. J. Hair, Professor of Music.
Miss Lizzie Mayhem, Assistant in the Lite
rary Department.
Miss Moll;e E. Southall, and Miss Will
helmina Lea, Assistants in Music.
Miss L. c. Van Week, Guitar, Drawing
and Painting.
Miss Maria FL. Duty, Preparatory DEPART
mept.
Mrs. 7. M. Jones, Domestic Department.
The Spring Session of 1867, will begin
on the 2nd,. Wednesday ~ -@aauary and
continue 20 weeks.
Charges, reasonable. Number of pu-
pills, limited. Superior advantages af-
forded
For further particulars, apply to
L. NJ. JONES,
dec. 90 AT Principal.
The southerner., 1867-01-03
Schools.
Notice..

HyHE NEXT SESSION OF TEL
IL Tarboro' Female Institute, will com
mence on the First Monday in JanIs,a
ry 1867.
: The literary department under the oi
rect supervision of MRS j. J. ANTEN
NY, lady of experince, aided by comre'
tent assistants.
The Music under the superintendence O.
MRS. GEN. .PENDER, we'll known as
proficient. 80 .F''r'
Board can be obtained with either teach
er at SIC per month-in Greenbacks.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
payable in Greenbacks.)
Primary Department, 400
Higher Branches, 100
Advanced Course, 1000
Music, 25.Ou
Latin and French at the usual rates
dec. 6. 2 I'm