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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

FRUIT DIsTILLATIoN-CHAN IN THE
LAw.-As the season for distilling in this
section will soon commence, those interest
ed will be glad to learn that several i'm
portant notifications of the law regulating
this business have been made and will! soon
be issued.
In reply to an enquiry from Hon. c. L.
Cobb on this subject, Gen. Josiah Given
Deputy Commissioner Internal Revenue,
says
"Fruit distllers will understand that it
is not possible to collect revenue from this
source, without imposing requirements
that must necessarily be more or less bur
densome an inccnvenient. | believe that
in these rcguations they will find no re-
quirements hut are necessary to the uni
form collection of the revenue, and the
protection Of the honest taxpayer from
the competition of the dishonest.
Among the many important changes are
The exemptions from al! provisions Of law
not applicable to this kind of distlIation,
that Of requiring ?, bond in double the
amount of tax on the spirits that can he
distilled in thirty (30) days, and in no
event less than $500, instead of 5000, dis
penSng with the further assessment of the
per diem tax, estimating the days run by
aggregating the actual hours worked, and
dividing bv 81, instead of counting each
part of day as a whole day.
There are many other important changes
for which I must refer you to the regula
tions themselves"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

MARTIN Go. RADICAL NoMIYATIoSs.--The
h'd'' Of Martin county, have put forth a
"1AdrouS weak ticket, as f llows:
For the House of Representatircs-Je
J,IIy smith, the rotating Doctor OF James
wife. jesse jolly Smith is destined to an
l-h"mlnions defeat at the hands of Mr.,
Ierse Gregory the Conservative Candi-
date
i"r Ireasurcr-John Watts. This indi
E,anal is the Grand Mogul of the RAIDS in
Martin; but lie Will have to work more
'HI drink less bad whiskey before he can
"Sa'n hope to handle the finances Of the
6'-i old county of Martin.
For Coroner-Meric Gray. Poor"M eric"
II ey, colored. About the first dead per-
son to be passed upon, will, no doubt, be
E'IseIf Who will undertake the dirty
For Snrveyor-Francis Lightfoot. This
e"rPet-baggcr has passed over so much
ground in his wanderings South for tat
."c"' that We think he is really entitled
10 the position.
W Tor Commissioners-A. C. Wentz, Thos,
west, Phman Sheppard, W. W. Moore
"''1 Alfred johnson. Nut Sea. =
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

For the SOuthern6r,
THINGS ARoUT IFHITAEER5.-- "I5th
smcpdTQLts," on Estes plantation, ccle-
brated the "4th' by giving a Dinner, and
at night a Ito do" which wound up in ii
general row, raZors and pockct-knives be-
ing uscd to perfection.
The neighbors are not in very good
spirits about the recent rains. but many of
them think of harvesting b"untitu!ly, while
others have OIL ''long FACES" The latter,
however, it is to be hoped, will wear oft
with the first rays of the promising sun.
The merchants are in good spirits, not
withstanding the extreipe dulluess in the
mercantile bus;oss5. In fact, everything is
moving smoothly in this locality, except
now and then You hcar-"and if the Depot
is moved, &c"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
[For the Southerner.l
The Fifth Annual Celebration Of Jackson
Freedman School, No. 1.
TARBoRO, n. c.. July lst. 1870.

TARBoRo, n. c., July lst, 1870.
Hr. Editor Il was fortunate enough
to be present at the recent celebration Of
the Jackson Freedman School, (cOl.) The
school was we'll represented; speeches We're
delivered by each scholar, all of wllich
We're very good and amusing. Butmy at
tention was greatly attracted by little
Molie E. V. jackson, who ably addressed
the school in an eloquent manner. Hes
ter Barlow, the Queen of May, followed
in an appropriate manner. Edward 81
mOnson and Cooper Bridgers We're not be
hind in their addresses; and in fact all OF
The speeches We're very good. The
scholars were very orderly neatly dressed
and presented noble and good ap-
pearance, thereby rejecting much credit
on ther teacher and parents.
The Principal, Jas. ii. III. Jackson,
delivered the annual address 1t was Il
noble and instructing address on educa-
tion; but my inability fails to describe
it, but it was one that every lover of edu-
cati' Il should have been present to drink
, from its fountain. One thing greatly at
tractcd my attention, when he said this
school was organized this day five years
ago for the Freedman and was the first
organized in EdgecOmbe county for the
cultivation of Freedman, and was the
only one that has been kept in full OPP era
ton, for them in the county. But | was
greatly amused at hearing piece by
Mrs. Jennie F.. V. Jackson, teacher of the
school. and Hester Barlow. Mrs. Jackson
sang her part Of the piece, which comman-
ded long and loud applause; and in fact the
whole affair was noble aud rich one,
and deserves much praise.
Yours Very Truly,
F. N. B.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

BAD PRosPEcTs.-Duringt the past week
we have heard many discouraging report
from the farmers Of he county. Rain, rain
seems to be the order of the day, and work
upon the farm is almost entirely stopped.
The incessant wet weather has prevented
the use of the pillow, and the grass is jump
ing with a perfect uim.
Unless great change of the elements
is soon made, the prospects fer rivaling
1867 in disaster is staring every one in the
face.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
MARTIN COUNTY, N. c., May, 1870.

MARTIN COUNTY, n. G., May, 1870.
7HoS. +. Dardea, Special Agent Of the Eqoti-
table Llte Asswanse Company:
DEAR SIR: In acknowledging receipt of
check for Two THOUSAND DOLLARS, beng the
amount of Policy upon my husbands life, 1 re-
gard it my duty to assure you of my apprecia-
ton Of your promptness in placing. the same
in my hands, and testify in behalf of your com
pany in regard to its fidelity in the faithful
performance ofits contracts, With many good
wishes for the prosperity of the company, and
as a still further testimony and appreciation of
the same, I have applied for Policy of Five
Thousand Dollars on my own life.
With much respect l remain,
Very truly, your obd't servant,
ie1G-2m SUSAN A PARKER.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

"ALLER SPRING.-We are glad t6 see
'""' our reference, short time since, in
'ea'rd to the fitting up Of this Spring, has
met with public favor.
-, property prepared it cannot fail to be-
n,ne 'aF"rite resort for our community
,,,,'r WYE" Pheasant afternoon, and we cali
,Ia;r I,%n @ nose who will probably visit to give
,,SF Ne part IN IN placing it in good condition.
~ , John station has agreed TO have the
"a nuaG orsS Work 'c done, and a good road nre4
p',ou, sIra. Il lumber is supplied. We have
rtrs s+"y nnr. Obtained several subscriptions for
ma n.a,p. ru' pose bnt viii! be glad to hear from
d,Ii.'.s ''neTs' 1t will require about fifty
assi.t ana those who feel disposed to
snrTpnca4n I can leave their donations at the
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

NOREID LEAGUE OCTRAGE.--n he radical
papers of tho State have been making a
terrible muss over the imaginary outrages
OF the ku-klux. but are wonderfully quiet
whenever similar cases are reported AS
committed by the Loyal League
No proclamation is issued by the "Gov-
ernor," donouncing such outrases upon
dciencelcss white people, neither are the
'.loyal" militia called out to suppress the
samc, brt, let negro be assaicd, and the
whole power of the State and Natiora
G,vernnrnt must be brought to bear to
suppress the ''insurrection."
Why il it that :'Gov" W. W. Holden
does not herald to the world the following
outrage, reported by the RsIcish Sentinel i:
On Tuesday night last, near Wakefield
f1 this cnuuty, the house Of ono of the most
Respectable widow ladies of the county
VIZ euterrI, plundered AMI set on fire bv
Y .l'Im SunSon, a league negro, from
OuIItord county. The lady is sixty Ii ve
years "t age and lived alone With her
daughter and little negro boy ten years
old.
The daughter jumped from the window
aG.er va, fastened up in the house auJl
gan barefoot, mile and half, to tie
Atu>r ct Nr. Sherwood BrantIy.
The iltie negro boy was made to set FIRE
70 the house and to bring in liyhtwood for
-" purpose. litter svtting fire to the
hnnsc AMI taking what lie wanted, the
1rie OF the League put IA rope around the
neck OF the old lady and .ged her from
IA house near to the woods, where lie
committed horrid outrage upon her per-
son.
The negro was followed to this city by
some friends of the outraged lady, ana was
arrested day and logged in Jail to await
Witnesses Tor an examination, which is set
;or Monday next.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
ID | L ID ,

At his residence, in this county, near Tar
boro, on Tuesday, tho 25th June, Mr.. WM. L.
PETwAY, aged about so years.
In Franklin county, June 26th, 1870, VIM
FARRIFOLD infant son of Col VIM. F. Groen.
of that county.
suffer little childran to come unto me, and
forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
EpGEcoMBE BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-

| EDGEcoMBE BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CIATIoN-ITs FINANCIAL CONDITION.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The regular
monthly meeting of this Association was
held at the Courthouse on Friday last.
Ehe Association has now been in opera
ton twelve months, and, from the report
of the Secretary published below, It will be
seen that the affairs are in a most prosper
Gus condition, each share of Que dollar be-
ing now worth. nett, ten dollars and ninety
cents,
On Friday 600 were sold at an aver
age premium OF 81 IA per cent. Messrs.
H. Il. Shirley, VIM. S. Mallory, and Mrs
NJ. E. Ramsey being the purchasers
An election of officers for the ensuing
twelve months was gone into. No change
was made in any, and they now stand as
follows: Hon. Geo. Howard, President :;
Fred. Phillips, Esq, Vice President; J :.
NJ. Spragins, Esq, Secretary NJ. Wed
dell, Esq, Treasurer; John Norfeet, II.
D. Teel, }. A. Williamson and N. n. Law
renee, Directors.
The following is the report Of the Secrc-
tary:
Annual Report by the Secretary of the
Edgecombe Building and Loan Assoca-
tlon, for the year ending June 3oth, 1870: :
July 1st, Total Amount
Cash Received as per
LedgerAccount ..-. s13, 796 Is
Total Amt percentage
allowed on ad
vance payments, DE-
DEcrED, .,............ Sl33 81
Total Amount Received
as 4 Instalment Book s13.662 81
Total Amount Cash sold S13, 451 90
lures, .....l..... 222 66
s13679 sc s13,662 81
Amt sold, to be deduc-
ted-NoT IN HAND. Is IS
1862 81
REHABILITATION.
July 1st, Amounts Cash
paid 1nstalmeGts. ..... St2,57l IA
ANTS Cash paid Interest 593 SO
6 * Fines, SO 10
" = Expen-
ditures, ,.,........... 222 &c
Ants Premium accrnod
on sale Of Shares. =. l1,143 90
ANTS Bonds secured by
Mortgage, ............ s24, 600 90
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

"REsPECrABLE" You've MEN WANTED l..
J. W. Cant, Captain of the Loyal Militia
Raleigh, anu ounces" ,"There is still chance
for few mere respectable young men to
enlist in my company of State troops"
1t would really require the use Of a
microscope to find the first ''respectable'
Young man in the State who has degraded
himself by enlisting in such corps.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
A WARNING.

HAVING REACHED THE
i undersigned that certain parties have beer
struction Of the Cotton Planter, known as
s'The Farmers Friend" due warning is hcroby
given all that any further infringement CT :als
right vii be noticed in moro particular man.
ner, and the parties 30 offending held TO :
ss4ct accountability according to law.
june9-1m ]. 7. x G.. 7. THOREE
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

OUTHAGEOUs.-It VIII be seen by re-
'c encc !" the list Of reg i@trars and judges
"tciccti"n, published elsewhere, that the
County Commissioners have appointed
several candidates to act as such.
For instance, in Tarboro township:
Thomas Ncwton.onc of the candidates
for County COMMISSIONER is made
judge.
In Swift Creek, Willis Bum, candi-
date for the Legislature, is also made
judge.
In Sparta, W. S. Duggan, another can.
didatc for Commissioner, is ann unccI a.
registrar
In Cokey, David Lane, nominated for
Treasurer, has also been made one OF the
jrdG"s.
The Board may say that these appoint
mentS were made before the Convention
Net, which put these men in nomination,
b9t in fact cannot excuse such partiznn
curse, for they have subsequently held 4
meeting, and their attention was particu-
iariy drawn to the subject.
A. McCabe, Of this District and Candi-
date TOR Sheriff. was first appointed, but
reused TO act, as we presume, because he
7r0S a candidate
Is it possibIee that theradical party of
me CO IN we so ba of for intelligent
material that they are compelled to leave
The important matter Of an election ex
c!u2ively in tie hands of men directly in .
tercstcd III the result?
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
SOMETHING REMARKABLE.-Th I

Monday last not a single package was
brought to town by the Express company.
1t always requires two horse wagon to
carry the receipts, but the 4th of July
proved a sinecure to our Intelligent agents
at this place.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of the R & G Rail-
road, Raleigh, July 2lst.
OF the Chatham Railroad Stockholders,
on tho 18th.
But the most interesting part Of the no.
tice is that the r. Il G. Railroad Directory
is enabled to declare dividend of 5 per
cent. on tho capital stock of the Company,
payable on snd after the l5tn of July
This speaks well for the management of
the Road, and must enhance the value of
the stock --Sentlnel.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

SALE OF VALUABLE Mill PROPERTY
On Saturday last the valuable m Ill pro-
perty Of Geo. G. Sugg, deceased, located
near Sparta, was sold at pubic auction in
Tarboro. =
The late owner has spent large amount
of money upon his mill, but never sue
ceeded in erecting a dam sufficient to
withstand the powerful force of the cur
rent.
The property brought $3.50, and was
knocked off to Capt. James r. Thigpen.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

A Rich TREAT.-Mr. E. d. Macnair
placed US under many obligations few
days since, by the present of a bottle of
real, simon pure Scuppernon. Wine, the
equal of which, in flavor and taste, can
scarcely be found in the State.
Mr.. Macuair has paid particular atten-
tios TO the making Of wine and he has
now for sale a few barrels which can be
bought on satisfactory terms.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

THIEF CAUGHT.-About six O'Clock
Tuesday morning: the public were aroused
by the cry of "Stop that man." Upon il
quiry it was found to be colored ndivid-
uai, iii full retreat, pursued by J. Ii. NJ.
jackson, Esq, who, in q short time, re-
turned to his offic having the man in Gus
tody and well guarded.
1t turns out that he was one Sandy
Manning, who had recently broke from
the Jail of Pitt county, making good his
escape to this place, but it seems he calcu-
lated without his host when he came with
in the jurisdiction of Squire jackson. +
After an exemin&tion he was committed to
Jail, and has SINCE been delivered to the
Deputy Sheriff, F. J. Piver, of Pitt, who
has taken him back to Grcenville to await
his trial for burglary.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
C O Nj Nj Z Il CIkL
1arboro' Market.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 5, 1870.
Cotton-market dull and nominal at 193 cts,
Flour dull and weak. Wheat more steady;
Maryland 81 590s1 so; primo IL 40@s1 SO.
Western 81 30Gl1 3S. Corn scarce and in
demand. Pork quiet at s13. Bacon firm.
Lard quiet. Whiskey frra and dull at s. Oh.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
New York Market.

SNEw YORK, July 5, 1870
Cotton dull-sales of 600 bales Uplands 20
cents Flour 10. cents lower. Wheat q and
cents lower Corn 1 to 2 cents better-new
mixed western s11s1 05; inferior 95 cents.
Beef steady, Pork dull at $40 50@saS rs.
Lard dull at at 141@163 cents kettle 1910
16} cents
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

THE Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, for the State Of
North Carolina, will convene in Colds
boro on the 18th inst. Mr.. John W.
White represents the Lodge at Tarboro.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
n kR Z d.

1t the Court House III this place, on INC y,.i
inst, by B. J. Keech, Esq, Mr.. HYMAS NOR
WILLIE and Miss MARTHA Owens, both of Edge
cOmbe.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
The Largest NJ tuat Life Insurance
COMPANY in the World =
A. BALDING'S
Patent Glass Submerged Double
ACTING FORCE PUMP
SUBSTITUTE FOR A FIRE ENGINE.

TyHIS PUMP WILL PUMP 30 GAL
l. Ions of water per minute, Will nevcr
cut out the packing has no friction. no water
ever stands in lis pipes 10 freeze, and is less,
liable TO get out of order than any Other
pump now used. Il can be set up IL a short
time by any ord ,lary m acha .-. ..,,.s
The No. 3<pHnp for yard wells will be
sold at from $40 to $50 capable of throwing
sc gallons of water per minute. The price
of No. 21or railroad stations, throwing ga
gallons per minute, will be gwen upoa ar.
plicatiQE-.' r., !,
Having the exclusive right TO this pump
for the States of North and South Caroliu :,
and having established factory for he ma 4 :
ufacture OF them at Wilson. n. c., will
rt ceive orders for them at Wilson, and VIII
ship them by Express G. O. D., or. if the
money is sent me. by the regular relghl.-
The number of feet IN the depth OF the vel.
must be given in all cases.
J. L. EIICFE%,
mch24.1Y wilson, n. c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

/ am the authorised agent of
THOS. P. WILLIAMS & CO.,
81 South Gay street, Baltimore, Nd,
and will attend promptly to all business
entrusted to them. All Cotton de elivered
It Marlborough for this house will be
marked, tagged and notified, ana advances
made if required.
Cotton covered by insurance when de-
hvered to Railroad Agent, and receipt
given.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

Mr.. D. PENpER has returned with
splendid assortment Of nav and attractive
goods. Don't fail to read his advertise
meEt,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

LOWER CoNEToE TowNsHP.-We are
indebted to Mr.. E. Zoeller, census taker,
for synopsis of the inhabitants Of this
township. This District, formerly Snewn
as Piney Grove, contains 2,000 inhabi-
tants, of which about 400 are blacks and
800 whites.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

ATTEMPTED MURDERERs APPREHEwDED.
On Sunday night last an attempt at nlnr-
der was made upon the person OF one H'm.
Baker, by Samuel Brent and Wp. Viii
liams, ell colored. During some alterca-
tion Brent fred with a pistol upon Baker,
Sc everely, if not dangerously, wounding him.
Brent was promptly arrested by y. H. NJ.
jackson, Esq, and lodged in Jail. Will
liams made his escape at the time, but
through the instrumentalit of Squire
Jackson, was, few days since, arrested
within mile and half of Greenville, and
lodged in Edgecombe Jail.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
THE PATAPSCO GUANO

THE PATAPSCO GUANO
Is unhesitatingly pronounced the best fer
tilizer ever used in North Carolina. The
yield from it-200 pounds per acre being
applied-was 428 pounds Lint Cotton per
acre on the farm of R. H. Smith, Esq, in
Halifax county.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Hook AND LADDER COMPANY OF TARBoR

Hook AND LADDER COMPANY OF TARB0RO.
This company, composed of the finest
young men of Tarboro, male their regu-
lar monthly parade on Monday evening
last.
Wo have so often alluded in such eulo-
CYSTIC terms to this Company that we
really feel Pathological in again referring
to their many excellent qualities, and ap-
pealin9 to the Town and authorities to
give them a better outfit, but their splen-
did appearance on Monday emboldens US
to say another 'few lines
Taken as a whole they cannot be eX-
celled in physique, or courage, by any sim
liar body in the State, and the town, the
property holders, and the public al large,
should lIbcrally respond to every effort
made to increase their efficiency in the
event of another destructive confagration.
In great measure the protection Of the
place Is in the hands Of these young gen
tlcmen, and we think they should be
equipped in an efficient and working man
ncr.
Every one who saw the parade on Mon
day will admit this fact, apd we trust
when the Company make an appeal for
additional equipments, 1t will meet with a
hearty response.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

l. O. O. F.-INsrALLATIoN OF OFF1-
CERs.-The following officers have been
elected by Edgecombe Lodge No. so, for
the ensuing term:
J. NJ. Spragins, n. G.
James Owen, Y. G.
VIM. Biggs, r. S.
r. I. HosknS, +. S.
Jesse lussey, L.
These officers were duly installed at
the regular meeting on Tuesday night
last. Mr.. John W, White was elected
Representative to the Grand Lodge which
meets 10Th of this month in Gotdsboro.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

RADICAL APRoINTMENTs.- s.-The RAIDS of
this district propose to have a grand time
as follows:
/At Wilson, Wilson county, on Thursday
duly 2lst 1879.
At Rocky Mount, Edgecombe county,
on Friday July 22d, 1870.
At Snow Hill, Green county, on Tues
day July 26th, 1870.
At GrenvilIe, Pitt county, on Thurs
day July 28th, 1870.
At GoIdsboro, Wayne county, on Sat
urday July Both, 1870.
At Tarboro, Edgecombe County, on
Tuesday August Cd. 1870.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

NEW BUILDING.-A party OF Northern
store of H. ID. Teel and White & Sim
mons furniture establishment, and are
now engaged in erecting store which
promises to be but little ornament to the
town.
We understand that these parties pro-
pose to commence grocery business.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

HEADACHE has become so common
that some member of nearly every family is
afflicted with it. The cause i'll most cases is a
torpid action of the liver which is brought on
by the debilitating influence of the climate and
impurities of the blood. KOSKOO will restore
the action of the liver and will cause the pain
in the head to disappear. 1t will also cause
the complexion to become clear, and restore
the vitality of the whole system.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
LOCAL NEWS,
N. NJ. LAWRENCE

Is the only Commission Merchant in Tar
borough. He commenced business as
Grocer and Commission Merchant in
1866. He does the largest business in our
town. We refer our readers to his card.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

;LP WM. IL. BERNARD, Proprietor OF the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, n.
c., is authorized to receive advertisements
for this paper at our lowest cash rates.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
YOU CAN BUY YOUR
SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR, PORK,
BACON, LARD, SALT,

MOLASSES, BAGGING, ROPE, TIES,
&C., &c, as cheap through
N. N. LAWRENCE,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
As through any Commission Merchant in
New York, Baltimore, Norfolk, or any
where else, by paying the same commission
you pay slsewkare, two and G bglf per
cent, fur cash.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

REPITOH ENCAMPMENT-ELEC OF
OFFICERs.-At a regular meeting Of the
Repiton Encampment of this place, held
on June l6th the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
A McCabe-C. 2.
G. Z. Bennctt-H. ?.
J. a. William sons. ".
James Owen-J. W.
E. Z0elIer-S.
G. B. Lipscombe-T.
These officers will be duly installed
at the next meeting.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
SCOTLAND Nick, n. c., :
March IS. 1870. /


March.23, 1870.
Mr. !. Z. K1TcHEx-DEAR SIR w &c.
tify that the ''Balding Pumps" put 1:r. ~ ve.;
in the town OF Scotland Neck are ( perfect
success. They pump very rapidly and b.
attaching hose, will throw wates from TO te
90 feet; and would prove invaluable in case,
OF fire.
S 3. Hyman, ?. Fl. WhtmorG,
Thomas F. Hill, Jno. II. Speed,
VIM Fenner, I. II. Peters,
Alex w. Smith, A. peeblcs,
A. B. Hill. Jno. S. Lawrence,
w. c. Smith, A. S. Hall,
G. L. Hyman, Jas. II. Lawrence,
A. J. Cooper, L Z. Bggs,
G. Cos&, y. B. JOSEF,
L. " Hynan, p. T. Smith.
DR. W R. Wood, ]. N. Morrisette.
FOR SALE DY
IL. KITCHEN
WILSON, \. G.
Sole Agent for North and South Carolina
apI2s- CLAM
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

will also furnish to parties 10 desire
to build
WINDOW SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS,
SLATE AND MARBLE MANTLES,
FRAME MOULDINGS,
at lowest cash prices.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
DANCY & LAWRENCE

DANCY & LAWRENCE
Are Agents for the
GULLETT STEEL BRUSH COTTON
GIN,
TIE CARVER GIN.
THE BROWN GIN,
AALL,S Cotton GIN FEEDER,
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.