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BytxhotB Bonihtxntx. Established in 9 822. CHARLES & BATTLE, Publislicrs and Proprietors. DOSSEY BATTLE, - - - Editor. TAKKOICO', Ni C. Friday April, 21, 1876 3Iass fleeting". The Conservative-Democratic citizens of Edgecombe county are requested to meet in the Court House in Tarboro on Tuesday, 16th of May, 1876, at 12 o'clock 31. for the purpose of appoint in delegates to the State Convention which assembles in Kaleigh on the 14th of June. Every Township in the County is re qupcted to hold meetings and send delegates to the County Convention. A full attendance is desired. By order of the County Executive Com mittce. JNO. S. DANCY, Cl.m'u. J. O. Charles, Scc'y. -. The Wilmington papers are ful of daring robberies and thefts per petrated in that city. President Grant has vetoed the bill reducing the salaries of Gov ernment officers, and apprvjd the Silver Bill. The man who burned the temple of Diana to pass his name to p3S teritywa3 emulated the other day by the individual in New York who ran his ice cart against the carriage containing Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil and suite. Tue imperial party were thrown out and bruised, but not seriously injured. That ice man now proudly boasts that he knocked an Emperor into a "cocked hat." On Monday morning the Ssnate resolved itself inta a high court of impeachment for the trial of W. W. Belknan, late Secretsrv of war. His counsel Messrs Carpenter, Black and Blair, attended and put in a plea to the jurisdiction, on the ground, that when the charges were prefered Belknap was not an oSicer of the government but a private citizen of Iowa. Case continued until 19th inst. Journalistic. We have received the first num ber of the GranuiUo Democrat, a 32 column weekly, published at Oxford, N. C, by S. J. Jones and Co. In its editorial management we perceive tfie ear-raarks of oar old friend, Capt. Wa. Riggs formerly editor of the Souiherxer. Capt. Biggs, i3 a journalist of large experience, and the Democrat un der his control will be a valuable ally to the conservative cau3e in the coming campaign. We hope and believe the venture will meet with the success it deserves. The first number is handsomely goUen up. A new paper, the sizo of an or dinary shinplastcr, called " The 187G," uomes to us from Greenville. We hope it may survive the year for which it is named- New papers have become a sore epidemic. Eve ry man fondly and vigorously fan cies that he can run a newspaper, or keep a hotel. The record of suspensions will evince how griev ously they are deceived. We hope " The 1STG " may weather the storm. In our opinion it takes a bold man to start such an enter prise this hard, hard year. All Eoads Load to Pwoms. No one, in the light of recent investigations end developments, can doubt for a moment the guilty knowledge, if not participation of Gen. Grant in tha corruption, pe culation and pilfering from the treasury, carriod on by the highest officers of the Government under his nose. Hon. W. W. Eaton, U. S. Senator from Connecticut, a tried and true patriot, made a most remarkable statement in a recent speech delivered at artford. He said "when the New Orleans Custom House frauds were shown up, corruption would bo traced de rectly to Grant's door." It is enough to make Washington, Jefferson and Adams turn uneasily in their sepuichers when the gov ernment is used by the President and his followers as private proper ty to be used for personal pelf. And yet they speak of instruct ing the Emperor of Brazil into the mysteries and machinery of repub lisan government ! Scramble for tha Nomination. Blaine, Cunkling and Morion are the lead ing men for rep-ihlio-iii nominal!;!! for president. Grant and ti:o third term are not much talked of. lieu .'tricks, Bayard. Tildcn and T.'iurtuan are talked of oil the democratic side. That bi f,e in the old war claim has set Pendleton a little back. Jn Indiana a warm contest is carried on among the democrats a? to who shall be governor. Judge New is nov ahead as a comp:omiso candidate. There is no warmth over the gnbernalot tu nomination i.i this state except from the friends .f Gen. Ran som, who urge, the name of Gov. Vance, by way of making the way clear for the re election of Gen. Ransom to the Senate. We clip the above from the edi- tcrial columns of the Raleigh Sen- Uriel of April 12th, and think it s does great injustice to both wen. .lansom and his friends. uen. Hansom and nis iritnas did not resort to trickery or artifice when he was elected to the U. S. Senate before nor Will they seek cenaie ueiuie, iiui win msy such disreputable means in the next . . I election. For what purpose the above re- L I I , , . port is circulated, we can t conceive unless it be to prejudice the friends r J of Gov. Vance against Gen. Itan- SOtn. 1 I No-'th Carolina will have made a fatal error when she fails to re- turn Gen. Ransom to the Senate. A statesman, pure, patriotic V, olrtnont onrJ nf orput practical, eloquent and ot great personal popularity with his peers, en. Ransom has more influence than any Southern man in Con- greSS. This he exerts for the good of his state and the entire South. There is no doubt his celebrated u t . - speech on the Louisiana question effectually extinguished the claims u o 01 rincnoacK 10 a seat m me ucu- We Call On Our COtemporarieS nte. to denounce the article in the Sen 7 . ui c Unci as niacins our noble beaatcr x (- and his friends in a false light. COL. S. D. POOL. To the TeopU of Xorth Carolina : Cnarsea have been made against me which call for a reply. It is charged that as superintendent of public instruction, 1 have squandered the school money. And it is also charged that I have squandered the Peabody fund, and thereby robbed the poor children of the ale 01 an euuLLioii. 1U.T. 1 . say tuat tnetaw aoes not put tue atsuurse- mr,t nf ih nnhiif! sehooi moner in mr hands. I have never disbursed one cent of it. That fund is disbursed by the State aud county treasures?s. 1 have nothing wnaUver As to thesecond charge, It is no part of my official duty to have anything to do with tho Teabody fund. That fund is not public money belonging to the State. The btate nas notmng wna ever to co wuu n, crinia ; th aenerai cPnt of that fund, and 5 ' B ... ... .. ' . 1 am an agent ot nis to disburse it unaer his directions. I received from him the past year for Peabody schools i4,iou, ana paid out under his order $12,600. ov.vy., - i - Caro ina has suffered anv detriment or lost anything at my hands or management, Every teacher entitled to receive anything out of thit fnnd Has long since been paid, except one who holds an order for a small amount which will be paid on presentation. There are, however, two other schools claim-) ing pay out of this fund, but I am not au thorized to pay them anything under the established rules. The present school year will expire on :he 30th of Juae. When it closes and I am called to occount with Dr. Sears, I will settle with him fally, promptly and to his satisfaction. S. D. Pool. The above plain, unvarnished statement disposes, in a nutshell of ilw charge of defalcation and . . , -r, ,. corruption made tlirouga the Itadi- cal press against our Superinten- dent of Public Instruction. In the c, ,7 CI ... , . . , Southerner othst wee, we stated our belief in Col. Pool's irnocence, but that if he should prove to be r guilty, we would censure and de- o jj I nounce him. We are not therefore surprised ta learn as we do from his card, the charges which have been , ,. made against him are utterly false ii;d unfounded. Col. Pool shows that not a dollar ef the school money, winch he is charged with havincr appropriated to his use has ever passed through ii i i it o . his hands, and that as Superinten- dent of Public Instruction it is no partofhis duty to distribute or . .... control it in any manner. T i . .i T, i i r i I in regard to the Peabody fund, he shows that Dr. Sears, the gen- cral arrent selected him as his -j representative to pay out the fund t .JT vi i ,t. to the Peabody scuools in orth Carolina. That the school year ends on the 30th of June, at which time he will account to Dr. Sears for every dollar which has been entrusted to his management. .mis announcement will carry gloom and disappointment to the Radicals throughout tha state, who for the past two weeks have work ed themselves into a frenzy of joy over the discovery (?) that one Democrat has ben caught stealing in North Carolina. This they fondly imagined would constitute a complete political counterclaim for all the rascality which has re cently been unearthed by a Demo cratic Congress, and for all the frauds and corruptions which dis graced the history of North Carolina and the other Southern States, where Radicalism has been in the ascendant ! This charge against Col. Pool wa3 a sweet morsel which the Radi cals rolled under their tongues but their joy is now changed into sor row. The prop has fallen suddenly and they must now look to some other plank to rescue their drown ing party from the surging waters of the public indignation that are threatening to overwhelm and en gulf it. Montes parturiunt et ridieulus mas nascitur. Since the above was in type we have received the Raleigh News containing charges prefered by the New North State, a republican paper, published at Greensboro, which seem to require an explanas tion from Col. Pool. We await is and if he can not make f u fair free refutation of the char2:s we will as we have before denounce Ibim as bitterly as tbe bitterest. The following card appears in the Sentinel of 18th list of pbabody schools, Mr. Editor: Will the Sentinel and other papers in the State publish the follow ing list of Peabody Schools in JNorcn iaro- Una for the year which were accepwa, and having met the requirements were paid: Newbern, Tarboro (col.), Charlotte (white auu QOl.), XVaieigU .lAM.,, u.viju um, Marshall Pirnn Vallev.Cullowb.ee. Buffalo. Edneyville, Fayetteville, (col.), Pleasant It'll r 1 T , V T1....... Cniwin n T Hill, Jjaurei JJiautu, XJa.nsa.ui ucuiiu.ij, Rcckj Ilnij Ivy shoal. Flat Creek, Grant, Tille Cowee Fleming's Chapel Roan Moun- tain Hiseah, Smyrna, Smithfield, Mill Shoal, New Salem, Laurel Hid (Madison county) Rocky Point, Reams' Creek, Nebo, Dick s r-.v u;MrstMl1a A nodomTr Oak OroVB. UIV.OMI1W ..WMV.MJ , -' J Harrell, Laurel Fork, Bine Ridge, Laurel m,,!,.; - - 3'A wiimineton. agsresatinz HMOO. Of this amount Dr. Sears paid tions. Total number of schools 43. If reabody schools are a Diessins, ana . schoola etl tha tplan 1 beiiev to be, then the children of North Carolina thinJTer before, As I stated in a card published omt days North Carolina, entitled to pay, ha3 Been P" "M? LT!?in J2 r1l now ready for him. turiner,! win state maiany ooiiyaiiuu ui mjne jn th9 hauda of lhirJ 'UM which La3 any relation to this fund in the remotest degree, will be paid when presented, or I am notified of it. Ithas been charged that efforts have hwn miwln hv lnamncr lipmncrats to "cover ud" mv delinquencies, if any there be. A charge mora unfounded was never uttered. . v,; ffi;ai m fr A republican official could hope for a iruuuiiv,au vuiiai v.vuiu uvsut? a efforts but no democrat can. S. D. Pool. Raleigh, N. C, April. 1876. Our "Washington Letter. Washington-, D. C, April, 18th 187G. TEESIDEETIAL FIGURING. For several months previous to a presidential election, tho leading Dai- lie8 generally lnaulgo themselves in in oast no- the horoseona as to how r '. , . the various btates will throw taeir rotes in the electoral college. The calculations of the New York World curate ; and its predictions as to the next race striKe one as parucuiary so. it Bays that, ot tae feouthern btates, the Democracy will carry, without doubt 127 votea Ita caQdidate will also get the 1 electoral votes ot the Oi.i.. Jii - r i : x: acme otates, auu tuoso oi vonuecii- cut and Isew Jersev. It will, there f0 only necessary to carry New York in order to elect a Democratic t :j i. i i xresiuoui, witu aaverai votes 10 spare,- as the three States just named carry 50 votes, which, added to the others, -n -i cq ..),;.. u0 necessary number. The lesson in this estimate, which appeals to every man's common sense as founded upon experience and knowledge of facts, is that New York must be carried, at overy hazzard, and that upon its 35 electoral votes hang3 the snccess of the Democracy next fall. That State has, in the mutations of parties and politics, become the key without which no presidftntial candidate can can enter the electoral college with "y. stir-ance 0t Doing us cnoice. iilaine evidently feela the importance of thia fact and- hia anxiet to in2ra- tiate himself with the leading repub- lic.&ua of that State explains the haste with which he left ihe House lately, and journied toward the poljtic Mecca. Cmklinsr had been endorsed, a ew daya previous, ly the iiepubli- r i .-, t i. x t iu OT, A XT -p, . 7 I ana Mr. I'Jnirm fnunn it naoaanarv tn stop, for a time, his scheming to ham- Per the Democrats in the House, and to go ta New York, in order that he might unite all disaffected elements on himself. New York, then must be carried : and tho ability of a candi- date. to perform this should be, in whlch fit him for the po8itioD; a pre. requisite to his nomination bv the St. Louif Convention. Such a man, with the South and Pacific States shoulder to 8houlder for him hifih thev tainly will be, will be perfectly invin- cible, and his election a foregone con- closion. trn w i r t" r t r t. n .pat., n . . O Jiuvu. 11 c 11UULUU1V181U1.M1 , . , , , , . , submitted, in reply to a resolution of tha House, his buds-et for tha fiscal o - year eniig J 30, 1877. It amount- tedto Bome 26,000,000, or about Sl)0 00,000 for each raiment in the service. The House now calls for a new estimate from his successor, and ttlVntes " felt ia.hIa "P1 ' u.o a i, win tiuioic, auiuug otner inings, exactly how much Belknap calcula ted to steal during the year. GEANT "SICK"' WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH HIM? God. Grant was "seriously indis.-. posed," the local papers reported, for several days last week. I would not consider the fact worthy of mention, were it not of some significance just at this juncture. It has been rumor ed that the President has become se rieusly disturbed in mind, einco the results of some of the recent investi gations, and is now subject to fre quent fits of "indisposition." Many persons, who profess to know Grant's habits, attribute these attacks to the effect of undue alcoholic stimulation; but it is difficult, in such cases, to de termine definitely which is cause, and which effect. Yet the President cer tainly has reason now, if ever man had, for mental perturbation and dis tress. Ho sees the great body of the people who once honored him as a successful soldier ready to despise him as the companion and defender of thieves. He beholds the members of his cabinet falling, one by one, beneath the axe of investigation ; and an administration begun in honor and glory, amid the plaudits of the multitude, going down, in its eighth year, ignored and disgraced, followed by the execrations of a country whose confidence he haa so long abused. Is it any wonder that he should now and then feel "indisposed ?'' COMING TO IHEIE SENSES. Not the least of the good signs in the political sky, may be mentioned the position of nentrality and inde pendence of thousands of the negroes of the South aa expressed in their recent Convention at Nashville, Tenn. Such a position is just what their true friends at the South have always advised them to take ; and, inasmuch as they expressed their determination to support that party which "kept its promises," it needs not the guilt of prophecy to foresee that a large pro portion, if not a majority, of the raco, will eventually drift into the Demo cratic ranks. It is the first time they have asserted the highest privilege of freedom, since their emancipation, and gives promise of a brighter fu ture for their race. A Toast. Two Important Discoveries: The discov eries of Amorica by Columbus, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ; the one opening up to mankind a new continent, the other a fountain of health, which is iiiflis pensible to the full erjoyuient of lifa and its blessings. In response to the above senti ment come the unsolicited attestations of tens of thousands of graetful patients, who hare been relieved of chronic ailment s through its instrumentality. Those voices are limited to one locality, but froio every city, village, and hamlet, iu our broad do main, as well as from other climes, and in the strange utterances of foreign tongues, like the confused murraer of many waters, come unfeigned and hearty commendations. It is, in combination with the Pleasant Pur gative Pellets, the great depnrator of the age. Under its benign action eruptions dis appear, excessive waste in checked, the nerves are strengthned, and health, lona banished from the system, resumes her reign and re-establishes her roseate throne upon the cheek. All who have thoroughly tested Us virtues in the diseases lor which it is recommended unite in pronouncing it the great Medical Discovery of the age. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Look to Your Interests! 0. C. Farrar&Co's A lar,;e and fresh Stoc of Dry Goods, Shoes, Boots and Clothing, with a lull line of GR0CERI just received. These goods were bought VERY LOW and will bo sold at rock bottom jik-cj. Aiso 100 Boxes of Manu factured Tobacco. We assure our patrons who desire to ry cash for their goods, thai by calling cu 0. C. FARRAR & CO, they will find prices iu every ivuv s-aL'r.u'ti-ry and poods as low as they cm be pavcha.icd in any market in tbc tjoutb. All" we desire is un inspection of our irootls. Parties will liad it to their interest to call on us. VLteu you co:ne. ;o Tarboro', C.v.i'i forget 0. C. FARRAU & CO. April 21. 4 GDR090S FREE ! IN order tJ iutroduco our larre, cia'ht ri'e Literary and Family Paper," THE f-OL'Y-ENIU, we will send if, on :i"!, -i m'intbs lor onlr 60 cents, and to each subscriber we I, will ma;!, post-paid, fou- e'.evir Ol Ciiu v mos: "Little Ked KidiDZ lloou, 'iiieCio! dren's Swing," "Peek-a-Roo" and "Moihcr's Joy." These pictures are not common prints but genuine Oil Chromoa in sixteen colors, that are equal in appearance to fiue d paint iugs. Just think of it four line cliromos anil an excellent literary paper fix months for 60 cents. Try it. Make up a dm of lire subscriber, and we will S'-nd rou a- ci'.v i copy for sis months and four eMtr.i ehrotnos. No dansrer of losing your mouey. V refer to the Pot Master, Bristol, as to our respon sibility. Cash ri quired in advance. No samples free. .Agents wanted to ni.c sub scriptions and sell our tiue pictures,. Fruui f3 to 510 a day caily made. Address W. M. BURP.O'.V, Apl 21-41, brtDi, Teiiti. 335323! STEAM EVCINKS.SThUl B0ILF.HS. MILLGKARliVG MADE SSKAF TING PULLEYS TaND HAWSERS The UNEQUALLEi) JA3. LEFfEL DOUBLE I address, POOLE & HUNT, I Mauufacturer of and wholesale dealer in CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, FA KM WAGONS, CAKTS, WHEELS AND AXLES, IIAtt NESS, COLLARS, HAMES, SAD- DLES, LAI'KOBES, HOUSE CLOTHING, WHIPS, fcc, &c. Also a large Stock of Carriage Materiais. Nos. 14, 10, 2i and 20 Union Street. Norfolk, Va. April,71ST0. ly. C. J. AUSTIN'S WHOLESALE & RETA GMIOCERY, Prices Low Down fo? Cash tW Aaent for PETR'3 AMMOXIATED DISSOLVED IJONE, pi epared expressly lor Cotton. niar.24-ly. 414 .BALTIMOREMD. LEXINGTON ST GEO. L. PENDER, with Brufi; Faulkner & Co,, Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Dorcslie Ihy Goort, Notions & White coons. 275 W. BALTIMORE STEEET, J. E. Ruff, ; RnlHninvo. A, B. Faulkner, vti. U Hallett, r.ovl9-lyr lfnSvO Pcr Day at ''"me. Tern.s fico Address i. tjnssos;& Co., I'oi llund llalae. SB SPIil mm r7 K S2 3 tf w Srrjierior NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' IT- mm y i- if t' '-Site We offer our entire stock at great ly reduced prices to present business. All we ask is an examination. PENDER & JIM! N. B. Time buyers will be lurnislied goods at lowest cash prices. Tarboro', N. C., April 7, IbTG. MlOrvTAXT TO Tr.UCIi GKO A GItKAT AGI'vK ULTUfl L WANT SUPrLIED, A DETTEil FERTILIZER THAN PERUVIAN GUANO. 51 APE'S mRmllLl) SIPEIMUIOSPHATE OF LIME. THE OLDEST n-;i:TliJZEP. MAN U F ACTUilED IN THE UNITED STATE3 Composed almost whclely of ANIMAL MATTER, Bones, Flesh, Calcined Eones, I-hosphale Guano, Potash and Sulphuric Acid. GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN fJO ADULTERANT Or ANY KIND. ( L" A it AN TEED STAN DA ill) ON DP.Y BASIS. Ammonia 2 60 to 3 CO p?r cent. Bicsolvsd Plicsphates upwards ef 14 per cent. Buiujr co;a:o:-ed d' ANIMAL MAT TEIl it .-ainst iro.-.t. It i: F.TAIN'S DA.M VUV3 in ; of AMMONIA, it Mir.m'M. -: the lan.I to tlie nothing iusohtble, ir. LNiUCilL'S and t L .:TA1N S, '.vh.le :t ni'lMLJ-AitS tte laud. Awarileil Silv.-r Mei!.,! (only three fiven in Agricultural S:o- ;e;y, Octob.-r, 174, Proles or ami (ieo!o::i. i5t:ite ector of Fcr;i!izf!V), Cl.airm.iu of Committee on t ertia.'.ors. Awarded fp.c:U "T.AiKiE SILVEU MEDAL" :i!oO iu 10 !;.' the same liiitltutO'l 'hi: IIiwilc-M A WAKD. The G C A 1 J A N T F. V. ; ) r.in!vti.-., si.indurrl ar.il I.All'vELY EXCI'KiJEI) in its mtniur.u ioJ p--r ton in b::.i or barrels. .S;ib-a.;eiit w.iuie.l at uvull..ble iiiuts in Eastern Virginia aue North Carolina, with whom Hberai t.-M.is will bo inaiU:. Send or.'.ers, or for informa tion. Apply to the iaiiier.-.ig:ied. We ro;-eeifii"y r.o'.icit c:n-ig-i:...:i;.. u! CtfTON' mi- COL' N'i'P.Y i'UODUCE, guaran teeic ur patrous th.? biirIi-.-t price-!, ipi;.-k -..iiU:, p. ompt returns, and the least possible expeufes i.i btndling goodri. (live a tii .i. SATISFACTION GUAUANTEEI) IN EVERi" CASE. JOHN O'CONNOR, Jr., Co.:i!,'i!s-'io:i Merchant and Cotton Factor, PJUTS.MOPTU, VA., o'e agent for Tcrrit Jry named. P. S. P. liieu ; i:a) :i of Phosj.'.ir.te i'ar::i,ed ise.oa applicttion. April ItsT'i. ' m. NOTICE is hereby giv:i ihat appli-.itioji will be made to the Wilmington don Kailro.id Conip-iny fur a icrtilieale J or ten (-hares ol the stock o!'.-:';..l c'njt:any. C r liii'M'e No. !.". p. i-.aviiiir be ,i i-sue-d t hi re:'. on the 1 s 1 Nov. i 1 ai:l lhe n.i:ie '.; : ; been Icrl. A. .T. C: I I'TEN. i.v J. 1.. Bhii.-Oei:.-. Attorney. .prii 1 itii. -It. ! SPRING G0QDS I SPRING GOODS! ess Goods, Linen Lawns, Percale, Ladies' Hats, Ladies ami Children's Shoes, Gloves, ITos iserv and White Goods ! : BOOTS and SHOES, f C. ESt" All bought ro:i cash at panic price;, and will Lo sold very low by T. H. GATLIK. N. B. T. II. Gatlin is Agent for "Domestic " Paper Fashions. Tarboro', April 7, I C-TG. Old Reliable Jewelry Store, 4-S YEARS ESTABLISHED, STILL IM FULL BLAST. Arthur C. Freernan, SUCCESSOR f ICO Main St., Xorf.dk, Ya., offers to the citizens of Edirecoiube .T.d sur rounding coi!ntr", a fnil line of Diamoiul?, rinin Gold Wedd n j; and En de ment lli:ir, Bridal Presents, ic. My facilities are such thai bciin; Onnect ed wiih one of the largest Inipori i:;;: Houses in this Country, and buying txciutivt ly for Ciisli, cna!)lrs me to oiler SUPERIOR IHDUCEF.1ENTS. Send your orders to me, and you will snvc l." to SO per cent.. Should Hie foods not suit money will he refunded. Address, ARTHUR C. FREEMAN, Jeweler, Xorfolk, Va. Hioni-Y Impoktant. I cmpioy none but the most skillful Workmen iu the Rt-pairinir of Watches ami Jcwe'ry, and if you wish to have your wutelics repaired r.ropciiy and satisfaction 'iven, set:rt tiuin to nto l-y Ex press carefully packed iu cotton. FOR SALE Oil RUT, rflllE neat and comfortable a wclilnjr Ji cast side oi Cburcii street, recently ,J cccupied by Mr. Jolm N. Viek, is for fifa tew, or it v.iil be sold privately on "'"! reasonable terms. The house has four rooms nicely finished, ar.d adjoining it is a kitchen. There is also a splendid Garden spot and Stables. The lot is neatly cnclosi! and is one. of the most comfortable and desirable places in Rocky Mount, N. C. Ott. 2'J-tf. W. L. THORP. enable us to close up COTTON 1'L AXTERS AND GRAIN vVEHS. It ETA I N3 JIEAT and is a irrt.it protectiou a- cu. - f.s.s oi droi'-lit. IlavinT a larire nor ccntase jiroduetion of JSAPID CKOPii and containing .;everi.I hnr.-lred prizes), by New Jersey Stale ilcuri;.: 11. (.'wok (New Jir.-sey State Chemist by the A?!:-riean Institute New York, ISo'J, for tf-.U Fertiii::er li:- been UNIFORMLY - .urfl in pas', years PRICE REDUCED TO T. TAYLOR, i zi u Mas'.ufietaror of Vi'IMJOV.' FRAMES, DOORS, riiilii Faucis of every style W)li FRAHES, WISL OJl'S, .VA-ViX?, ULIXDS, ZI. l XTL LS, JIO L'L DIXG S, IMA -XI-TS, SCROLL WORK AND Tobacco Box Patterns, Whitaker's, N. C. Ak-o, c!it.-:'cts to put up lHiildings, furn-M-:nr nil material, ro;n;)!ete turn key jobs, or o:!unvisi, :j artics aoy prefer, all with kilii-.lrU'd lu:i! r. .M.ir, i; 2i, 1ST j. ly PUmTURE ! l:irso lot for s.tk' choup for cash. Also ll Furniture u:ide to order, by PITT ST., TARBORO', N. C. li'iS" Oil and see before you purchase. .-A V'i. P'.ouiplly attended to. ICi-eps '' hand and m.tkes to order, Mahog any, Walnut, l'oniar and Pine Coftins. A 1.-6 on h ..i:d a f;ii"l line of METAL1C CA-SE'-. Hoarse for hire on burial occasions. Ev Terms ea?U. Jan. 1, lt70.-ly. J. E. SIMMONS. & BR0. i- t n aw id id DEALERS IN AND STIFLE BEY S00BS, Xcar the Bridge, NOTICE. I, 8. iATEinAL HEYE.ME SPECIAL TAXES, Nay 1, 1876, to April 30, 1877. Tim J!c-'isM Statues of the United States, Sections ;)232, S237, C-GS, and 3230, require every person f-nsaged in any business, avo cation, or enidovment which renders him iiabie to a SPKCIAL TAX. TO PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HiS ESTASLI3HMENT OS PLACE O? BUSINESS a STAMP denoting the payment of said SPECIAL TAX for the Fpr -ial Tax Year bejiuuini; May , 1870, V.efrio roniniPKcin or continuing business after April 30, 1S7G. THE TAXES E.V1M AC LT) W1TIIIXT1IE PROVISIOXS OF THE LAW AMOVE QUOTED ARE THE EOLLOWJXG, VIZ: urcti.iers Dealers, retail liquor 1) :i!ers, wholesale liouor Deal, is in malt liquor, wnolesaie- Dealers in malt liquors, retail Dealers in leaf tot'. ice. Ketlil dealers in ! :if tobneeo 200 00 25 00 100 00 50 CO 20 00 25 00 500 00 And on sales ot over l,i,00. fifi cents for everv dollar in excess of 1,000. De ru rsin iii.i,nfaetured tobacco- 5 00 Manufacturers of stills 50 00 And lor each still manufactured 20 00 And for ca -h worm manufactured 20 CO Manufacturers of tobacco 10 00 Manufacturers of cigars 10 00 P.-ddiers of toi acco, first eiass (more than two hordes or other animals) 50 00 Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two horses or other animals) 25 00 Peddlers of tobacco, third class (one bo'-se or other animal) 15 po Peddle! s of tobacco, fourtii class (on loot, or public convevanee) 10 00 Rreeri of less than 500 barrels 50 00 brewers of 500 barrels or more 100 00 Any person so liable, who shall fail to com p'y with the forejroinff requirments will be subject to severe penalties. Persons or firms liable to pay any of the e.ciu iaxc- namca auave must apply to THOMAS POWERS, Collector of Internal Revenue at New Berne, N. C , and pay for and procure the Special-Tax Stamp or Htanms thev need, prior to Mav 1. 1870, and WITH OUT FURTHER NOTICE. D. D. PRATT, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Officu of Internal Revenue, VYashingtea, D. C. February 1, 1870. 4t. NEW ADVE 01ITE1IAL MI umw mnmim. SPLEifiIi) zU the Popular GOODS CB& TO S Wc offer to our friends and patrons the great est inducements ever offered iu this or any oth er section of country to purchase their Dry Goods, flcadj -Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, Furniture, &e., tie., ke, We have purchased our entire stock for at the declining prices, and will guarantee to all customers ioods at from 25 TO 39 PER CENT CHEAPER than any other house can sell them. Call early and get your bargains. H. MORRIS Tarboro, April 14, 1776. Centennial ! Merchant T AXFi DEALER IX FIXE nn nm 1 if? I? U 1 1 -ii II. I l I i 1 ay Corner Main and Pitt Sis., opposite Hotel, TARB0S0'. N. . It Spiu ii Smff fii .T WIIITLOCKS, everybody is invited to call and examine them before purchasing. MI, BOYS' A! PMI'S CLOTIMC, AT VERY MODERATE FIGURES, At Whitlock's. Stylish Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Tics, Col- An immense assortment of Whit lock's Celebrated. Non-Fading Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits, for Centennial exhibition wear, At WHITLOCK'S. Fine Clothing a Specially. All who wish to be well dressed can be ac commodated in everything appertaining to Gents' and Boys wear, at -3l. WHITLOCKL'S. April Hth, 187G. Tarboro' N. C. RTISM EHT3. 17fi DISPLAY, lllliiIi ATTRACTIONS, Establislinient of FZOUWat rRh JE VMR Ol I. 3 k BROS. 1870. tf. 1876. WHITL0CK, ais, white Vests, FOR MEN AND BOYS, At Whitlock's.
The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
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