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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
The Conservative Press.

The Radical papers of the State
have lately been induiging in threats
against the Conservative press Of North
Carolina ror its open and fearless de-
nuuciation Of the rascals who are now
administering the public affairs. The
Nevbern .Jouraal Of Commerce well
asks
"Of what avail are those threats? ?
Does the administration and its sup
porters hope to deter the Conserva-
tive papers of North Caroline from
criticisirg its acts and ex xpos'nS Its
rascalities, by such means: ltSo, the
hope is falacoous one. Such utter
ances fill US with no dlsmay, nor cause
US for one moment to abate our deter
mination to hold up to public scorn
aud contempt the men and measures
that have rendered the North Carroll
ma government, for the past two years,
infamous. Chief among these men Is
/ the Executive, aud foremost IN the
order Of perGdy are the measures in
augurated by him.
We shall not fail to continue to de-
nounee him, his parasites, and their
crimes perpetrated upon the people.
We care nothing for threats Of
suppression They will have no effect
upon the course we have marked out
to pursue. They viii not cause lis to
hesitate for a moment in the defense
of those among whom We wer2 reared
and from whom we derive our support.
We fear neither the malice or power
Of the Goyornor-though C one is bound
less and the other is Inscriptions
We care not for his menaces, as pub
lisbcd in the StaaiIrd; but dare hiu
to execute them.
Our Conservative brethren Of the
press, throughout the State, will give
as little heed to these utterances -
They know their rights, and knowing
them cannot be frightened by parasi
tical press or corrupt and malignant
Executive"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
. Southern lime

Regulations for the Distilla-
ton Of Brandy from Apples,
Peaches or Grapes Exclu-
sively.
lst. Every still in the possession OF
any person and set up must be regis
tered on Form 26, either as being for
use" or mot for use; :" and all stills
that have Dot been so registered must
be forthwith registered by the person
in possession thereof, with the Assis
tant Assessor. An omission to register
lncurs a penalty Of iee hundred dol
lars.
I'd. Each person having a still SC
| registered, and intending to use the
same for the distilIation of brandy
must, before comm encing distillation
give notice on Form 274 to the Asses
sor through the Assistant Assessor OF
| his intention to distil.
Sd. On receipt of notice, Form 274
the Assessor with the aid Of his desig
mated Assistant, will proceed to make
careful survey Of such still or stills
4th. After the completion of sucl
survey, and before the commencement,
OF dlstillation, each distilIer shall make
aud execute bond Oh Form 3O3. and
with at least two su; cites to lie app,o.e
| by the Assessor. The penal suIu oil
SAID bond shall not be less than double
the amount Of tax on the spirits thai
can be distilled in his distillerY during
period Of thirty days, as ascertaincd
by the survey, and in no case shall such
bond be for less sum than FIVE hun.
dred dollals.
| Distillers of brandy, producing less
than one hundred aud fifty barrels an
nual'y, are required to pay a special
tax Of fifty dollars per annum, and eve,
ry such distiller producing more than
one hundred barrels Of forty proof . al
Ions each within the year, shall pay an
additional tax Of four dollars for each
barrel over one hundred barrels.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Very True.

The radical oIeau al Raleigh, IN
laying the Law down to its party, very
truly explains the purpose Of the lead~
ers, when it says that there should be
but one object kept in view-and that
should be VICTORY on the first
Thursday in August
1t matters little to them what unho
Iy, diabolic&l and tyranuical measure,
are rcsortcd to in order to secure this
VICTORY.
1t matters little to them if a civil
war is inaugurated BY their internal
loyal militia, SO that VICTORY is
gained in August next.
1t matters little to them into what
deeper depth Of dishonor the State i:
plunged, so that a radical VICTORY
rewards the authors Of her rum
No means, men or measures will b.
considered too unprincipled OR tyran
uical to secure this VICTORY, ant
we call upon the good people of Nortl
/ Carolina to see that VICTORY doe.
not perch upon the radical banner.
/ Go the polls early, and devote one
day in preventing the VICTORY 0
the Standard pressing upon US for th
next two years.
In such al administration ever,
honest man Of the State will be founc
voting in opposition, white or black
and we feel sure Of being able to recore
a handsome verdict en- the 4th of Au
gust next.
The Standard may crack lis part
whip, but the colored element Of tn
coustry are beginning too plainly t
feel their power to be entirely over
run BY the Carpet baggers Of tn
South.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Record Of One Of The Radical
No~oipooc for CoOUrasS

RECORD OF Ouo VI uS IGdo1Cd1
Nominees for Congress.
When it was announced that the
Radical Executive Committee for this
District had nominated for Congress
Joseph Dixon, we did not have an
idea that he was the superlative rascal,
as is now disclosed by the following
article in the Goldsbore Messenger,
which says:
"Our Greene county friends have
requested us to publish the particulars,
together with the court records, IN the
Indictment found against Joseph
Dixon, Esq, the present radical candl-
date for Congress. who, together with
others, stands indicted in Wilson Su>
perior Court for Ku-Kluxing and will
ful murder. committed i'll the county OF
Greene in the year 1870. 1t will be
remembered Mr.. Harts, most lnof-
fensiye aud respected citizen, was call
ed out of his house, in the lonely hours
Of midnight, by gang of ku-klux, OF
which Dixon is said to have been the
leader, shot and murdered in a most
brutal manner. Dixon and others were
indicted and the case has beeu con
tinued from one court to another. " ny
we don't know. We shall publish
the court records as soon as they can
be obtained' -
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Sun Stroke..

The hot weather brings forth the
usual abundance Of preventatives OF
sun stroke. We give the following as
the most practicable and simple We
can find:
1t is surprising that when so simble
a thing as cabbage leaf will efectual>
ly protect people from stroke of the
sun, that so many become victims to it
every year. The hot season is now
fairly upon US. In fortnight more
we will have entered upon the dogdays
when more than usual care will be
necessary on the part of those suscepti-
BILE to the RACES Of earth's illuminator
A damp handkerchief, a leaf, any ar
ticle possessed of the power of absorb
ing heat, will suffice, placed in a hat
to grant immunity to all.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
SPECIAL NOT1CES.
THE "pATN KILL Err"

uu,o foroir,, and doD,nstic domon,l for Pcrrv
~; io a. .o SoI5,n araat Jnnd;cinetbe PAIN Killer
Aasis q bfo,a 90 ,aron os II has been of
Was n9Tu. ,ro tb;II ~, 1o .;,,e has arrived when
a.e . .,io tio,, r,na, ha ade vtbont the DOS
;tt,s euG nf ,.afrta+ina that The rity of Provi-
s,uney 1ane N N tha Sat- of Rbodn Island of the
aence 9 ae ofas1 Of amor;ca m has furnished the
a1ira no h;tobla oInho With medicine, which
f of damond eyt.nt al
III poils " n,+ sfs;a;encv fnr all tha mr.
,1osea neel fn wich + is desioned and wide spread
pppSmrna podIn nonnlarity. has never been eoualled
,r.u, br anr S 9apd,cins pIc. in Enrone or America
ThS "5 ,i,irersolitu Of ne denaand for the Pain
Ki1lcr ia a novel Interesting. and surprisng
faa atnr., in the history of this medicine. Its
:. fame has zone ont into every quarter of
tb ha hitahfe oIobe The Pain Killer is now
rngnIarlv sold IN large and steadilv Increasing
Quantities. not only TO general agents in every
State and TERRITORY of the Union. and every
PROVINCE of British America. but to Buenos
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

Newbcrn was entirely too strong, and
they are ignominiously showed un-
der"
The ticket is very justly pronounced
by many leading Republicans to be
the weakest that could possibly have
been selected, and prominent men of
the party have publicly prophesied for
it most overwhelming defeat on 18th
Of August.
The colored element have found out
their power, aud will not be any longer
put down at the bidding Of few white
men.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

HE BLICANs LosINe
GRoUND.-A letter from Ohio to a
Republican evening paper in Washing
ton, carefully reviewing the political
situation in the several congressional
districts OF that State, produces facts
showing conclusively that the Repub-
hcans will undo ubtedly lose three, and
probably four, members in tae fall,
including Bingham and Schenck.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Kirk and the Standard.

1t is no matter Of astonishment to
see the Standard defending and extol-
ling such a cut-throat and brigand as
h'rk-the militia Col, appointed by
w. W. Holden to overawe the people
Of the State in the coming election.
1T is but natural that ali partners in
iniquity should stand by each other,
and consequently the ,Standard has
been the champion and apologist for
almost every rascal that has appeared
before the public during the past few
years.
In the last issue ofthe SoUruERSER,
we gave an instance of the fendish
character Of this man during the war,
which the Standard takes upon itself
to pronounce q lie.
We obtained our Information from
a most reliable source, aud having
every confidence in the truth Of the
statement, We expect soon to give the
full proof demanded by the Standard.
This defender of rascality thus ends
the article referred to
"Th2rossozc. We he4ttiiy eudo.se
Cot. Kirk. We bid him good speed
IN his al ~t4kings H. is 10 traitor,
nor murderer, nor Koklux. lie is q
10y Al man. Up with tue banner
OF our country. Up with Kirk and
down with huklux and traitors"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
TARBoRo', \. c., July 9th, l87i

.elcsars. Dancu & Thigpa1-
DEAR SIRs Upon consultation with
Capt Biggs, lie states that he may have
tahcn the article III the Carolinian of the
l7th ult., in a much harsher sense than 1t
was intended, and lie therefore authorizes
n> to withdraw the article published by
him in reply.
Having authorized this withdrawal, Capt.
Biggs demands retraction Of the article
in the Carolinian OF the l7th nit, headed
Malice, Sc" Or such an explanation as
70 its intent, as may Justify him in acting
adyisedIy with regard to the same.
Yours truly,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
TAKBoRo', n. c., July 9th, 1870.

5IeSSrs. H2.rurd & Baker,
DEAR SIRs :-Having advised Major
Iearne that the withdrawal suggested Will
not leave his honor impeachable, we are
happy to say that he authorizes us to re
tract the comments indicated, incindlng
the terms calumnjator and coward"
Having made this withdrawal, Major
lIcarnc rencwS his demand for rctractlOn
uftho article headed The CarUlinian and
It's Editor" Yours truly,
JOHN 5. DANCT,
JAS. Il. THIGPEN.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
University Of North Carolina.

T1HE next session will begin Augut l7th,
L rroy. Entire expenses for the year.
not exceeding 5000. These will include, tut
tion, rooms. board, washing, fuel, lights, &c
Exclusive of tuition and room rent s145-
These are offered free to 100 young men Of
good moral character and studious habits
At the Annual Commencement il 1871. two
prizes each of 500. in gold. viii be awarded
man and Sophomore classes
July 7-2t. SOLOMON POOL, Prest
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
EXCURSION OR RETURN TICKETS
State Of North Carolina.
MARTIN COUNTY

MARLIN COZ VI !.
SUP FRIOR co ERT
Wllloushby Robertson, Admr. Of Cader Abrams
Plaintiff, w. Francs Abrams, Elijah Abrams
Joseph Abrams ard others, heirs At laT 'i
Cadcr Abrams, Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ELlJAN
" Abrams, Joseph Abrams and others. 4sr'
at law Of Cader Abrams, the defendants a. 'F"
named, to be and appear at the office q ",
Clerk Of our Superior Court for the county VI
Martin, at the Court House i'll Villa amston. ~
the first Monday Of August next, and ansE"'
the complaint which is deposited in the oa',
Of the Clerk of the Superior Court fr tn" s2.'
county, and let the said defendants take n5Ac7
that if they fail to answer the said coTnp.a''.
within that time the plaintiff will apply to t.'
Court for the relief demanded in the c'-'-
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal Of '7'1
Court, tnja 10Th day Of May, 1870.
JOS. NJ SITFRSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Martin county,
nav 16 25-tt
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
CiyV.SSERS WAITED FOR PTsCHIyELLe

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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
p a ATFNT@
Newspaper
Advertising,

A Book of 125 closely printed pages, lately
issued, contains list of the best American
Advertising Mediums, giving the names. circu-
lations, and full particulars concerning the
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Every Advertiser, and every person who con-
templates becoming such will find this book
Of great value. Mailed free to any address on
receipt OF Fifteen Cents. GEO. P. ROWELL
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The PittsburS (Pa.) Leader, in its issue of
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4 Co, which issues this interesting and valu-
able book, IS the largest and best Advertising
Agency in the United Statos and we can cheer
fully recommend it to the attention of those
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hclty for the least expenditure of money!
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
FOR RENT.

4 STORE newly fitted at Whitaker's Depot.
n on the Wilmington & Weldon R. R. 4
good stand in rising town. Apply to
JAMES NJ. MAYO,
je 30-4t. Whitakcrs n c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Garden and Stables,

Also a comfortable OFFICE, with two rooms,
well suited for a professional gentleman.
Terms made known on day of sale. For
further particulars, apply to
JOHN WATTS, WILLIAMSON,
or r. 4. SAVAGE, Tarboro
July 7th, 1870. 31-td
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

blood thirsty Kirk. Of Tennessee, has
Irofered his services to Gov. Hoidon
to take charge Of the State levics in
the war which Holden has declared
against the people. Also, that the
said Kirk has proposed to raise reg
iment in Tennessee, for service in
North Carolina. 1t is said that our
dear Governor has accepted both OF
these offers. Va Journal.
Spite Of our fear of the militia and
our admiration Of His Excellency, we
thiuk that he somewhat erred in the
appointment of notorious thief, out
law. and murderer. But we viii stand
on our dignity and apply no harsh
terms to the Fetish Governor. On
the contrary, we will cay III his behalf
that the employer is usually considers
ed as good, as the employee. W. e
! therefore, believe that Ills EXcellency
is fully as good as Kirk, the aforc-
said rubber aud cut throat. Moreover,
as both employer and employee must
come to the gal!oNs in due course OF
law, it is uudi-nified if not uncharlta
bic to say bitter things OF uutortu"atcs
over whom impends so sad and inslo-
rious an end.
\ friend has been kind enough
to send the .Southc1n Honoe j copy OF
Kirk Proclamation. found at Ridge
water. Burke conntv, y. c. The
felon wants to revive his old trade OF
robbery and murder. The Fetish
Governor wishes to establish a reign
Of terror to secure the August elec
tlons. This policy may scare the
cowarGiy, the selfish aud the time
serving, but the true men OF Nortl
Carolina will only be the more deter.
mined to overthrow a party whose
cruelty has only been equailed by IL
tbievishne8s
We GIVE the Proclamation below
that all may see that the bloody VII
lain IS ready to obey the wishes of hN
. infamous master:
Rally, UNION MEN. IN DE
FENCE OF YOUR STATE!
Rnl,y .So5d,crs nt the OIL Norh
Curolnu ID. and sd. Fcderu 1roop$
Rally to the STANDARD of your old
Commander
Your old commander has been ccm
missioned to raise at once regimen
Of State Troops. to aid in enforcing III
! laws aud in putting down disIoyal mid
, night assassinS.
The blood of your murdered coun
trymen, inhumanly butchered fo
opinions sake, cries from the groun
; for vengeance.
The horrible murders and othe
atrocities COMMITTED by the Rebel X
. K. X. and "Southern chivalry,' o
grey haired men and helpless womer
call in thunder tones on all loyal me
q to rally in defence Of their State
b The uritted hand of Justice must ovcr
g take the outlaws.
1000 Recruits are wanted immediate
y. to serve six months unless soone
e discharged. These troors will re
+ csice the same pay, clothing and r,
e tions as [. S. Re1ulars. Recruits wi
he received at Asheviie, Marshall an
Burnsville, \. G.
For further information address
q call on me at Asheville. y. &.
:, GEO. W. KIRK, Cof. Com,Fg.
d 2f Pe9t. State Troops.
t-Sggt1pyD U,,De
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

TILE HUMAN MACHINE NEW
BnE Book. Free for stamp. TAR
RANT s. CO., N. Y.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
MEN Flair.

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. For
L sale by r. B. AL.SOP.
July eth. 3l-1t
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Valuable Town Property
for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL -
i sell at Public Auction, before H.
tho House door in WILLIAMSON, on t.
Tuesday.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Martin SUPERIOR Court,

that valuable residence in said town, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. JOS. Rhodes,
The premises are In good repair, connected
wifi which pon6
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
NEW ADEERTISENEXTs.
BOARD.

4 few families can procure Board during the
~ summer months, in the town Of Louis
burg \. {. Address
July 7-1m ". NJ. CRENSHAW. VI. d.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
YES 1T Is TRUE /!

That the Best Mo,cers-the Best Droppers-
the Best Se!t RdkerS to be found in the world
are the Original and Reliable Double Motion
IErNA MACHINES made by the Etna Manufac.
turing Co., of Salem, Ohio. Send for pamphlet
containing particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29
FREE VACCINATION.
OFFICE BOAED OF HEALTH, ]
State OF louisiana. :
New Orleans, April Is, $50. y

OFFICE BOAED OF HEALTH,
State OF Louisiana. :
New Orleans, April Is, ls70.
The Sanitary Inspectors of this city will vaccinate
free of charge, all who may apply at places nsmed
as follows:
DR.. JULES A. MATHEW, First District, at
Reeds drng store. corner Poydras and Circus
streets. every day from to2P. NJ.
DR.. +. B. ALBERS, Second District, at No IS
ST. Peter street (uear Jackson Squarel every day at
II A. NJ; at g. T. Fayendos drug store, corner of
Claiborne and Dumaine streets, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays at II 80 A. NJ, and at St. Cyr Eoucade's
drug store. corner of Bienville and Derbigny
streets on Wednesdays and Saturdays at Il NJ;
also, at No. 2l9 Tchoupitoulas street.
DIR. JAMES T. JACKSON, Third District. at No.
81 Eiysan Fields street. every day from 10 A. NJ to
II n. at L. II. Won Gohnn's drug store. corner of
Louisa and Dauphine streets, on Mondays and
Thursdays at L NJ and at j. Freys drug store COR
ner of Annette and Claiborne streets on TUESDAYS
and Fridays at q NJ
DIR. A. NJ PERRY, Fourth District, at A. p.
Capels drug store. corner of Washington and ST.
Charles street, every day from II NJ to l P. NJ. and
at o. Frtzs drug store, of Dryades and Terp.
sichore streets, every day from to 4P. M.
DR. @. p. AMES, Fifth District, a. Police Station,
Alglers, on Mondays. Wednesdays, THURSDAYS and
Fridays from 10 A. NJ to Il NJ, and at Police Sta.
ton, Oretna. on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 A.
M to M; also, from to P. NJ. at No 3s4 st.
Charles street.
DIR. HEBER SMITH. Sixth District at his resi-
dence corner of Prytania and Antoine streets: at
the Office of the Sanitary Inspector late Jefferson
City Hail. every day from to 20 A. NJ, and at drug
store No a88 Magazine street. every day at 4P.M
C. B. WHITE. M. D.,
President Board of Health. State of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29

was offered for Louisiana Lottery, but no
one was found disposed to sell at that
figure.
Altogether the board was more nearly
walked up last evening than it has been for
some time past. Several gentlemen evil
IDENTIFY meant business, and results may
show that few OF them had quite enough
to be altogether agreeable.
The old direction OF the Jackson Rail-
way have their steam up at last. Judge
Cooley has been called on for aid in the
shape Of an injunction, forbidding the
new board doing anything as directors;
and, on General Beauregards affidavit
to a. good many allegations more
energetic than polite, the writ has
issued. Now, if the Eighth Court
prevents the old board from acting, and
The new board are as efectually restrained
from showing their capacity as railway
managers by the mandate of the SIKH
Court, what will become OF the interests
of the stockholders? Two boards seem as
bad as none-rather worse.
The business of The Brokers Board last
evening was as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29
REFRESHING SIMPLICITY,

The Danes of st. Thomas have Just
been celebrating the birthday of the
King of Denmark with a banquet. These
are the most complacent and easily salts
fed subjects in the word. Their sovereign
sells them ont root and branch to the
United States government, and transmits
to them his valedictory. The Latter gov
eminent, at the last moment, refuses the
purchase of the island and to accept its
inhabitants as American citizens, and for
time they are ignorant to whom they
owe allegiance. The King, finding his
efforts TO complete the negotiation with
this country fruitless, makes overtures to
the bewildered islanders, and graciously
takes them again under his royal protec-
ton, whereupon these naif creatures get
up a prandial entertainment in his honor,
and are made happy. They furnish an
apt illustration Of the old political doc
trine that peoples were created for their
rulers. These Danes feel blessed in hav-
ing their King and he in having such SUBJ
jects. Happy King, happy people.
1t is doubtful if these unsophisticated
natives would have been as happy under
our rule as under their present one. They
and their sovereign were evidently created
for each other.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29
ON TO CANADA,

The doughty O'NeiI has carried the day
in the Feniap Congress, and is reelected
president of the brotherhood After the
election was disposed of, il was decided
that a vigorous war policy should be
speedily inaugurated and pushed on under
the auspices Of the bellicose O'Neil, who
wishes inconlinently to draw the sword
and throw the scabbard away. The word
has gone forth-towns are to be sacked
and British soldiers are to DE smitten hip
and thigh, and Canada overrun by the
victorious sons of Erin.
The sanguinary O'Neil is to take charge
in person of the army, and lead it on to
victory. Poor Canada, her days are now
numbered.
The terrible chieftain has thrown away
the pipe of peace and sounded his loudest
war-whoop, and at this moment brandishes
his Ratchet over the covering heads of
trembling British subjects.
We beseech you, O'Neil, in the name of
humanity, not to be too hard on these
poor misguided colonists. Spare them,
good warrior, and give them time to re-
nent