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THE WEEKLY SOUTHERNER.
THURSDAY, -
MARCH 7, 1857
The Soldier's Crave.
Tread lightly 'tis a soldier's grave,
A lonely, mossy mound -And
yet, to hearts like mine and thine,
. It should be holy ground.
Speak softly let no careless laugh,
. No idle, thoughtless jest, 4
Escape your lips, where sweetly sleeps
The hero in his rest.
For him no reveille shall beat,
When morning bright shall come ;
For him at night, no tatoo rolls
Its thunder from tho drum.
No costly marble marks the place,
Recording deeds of fame,
But rudely on that bending tree,
Is carved a soldier's name.
A name not dear to tis but ah 1
There may be lips that 'breathe
That name as sacredly and low
As prayers at dewy eve.
There may be brows that wear for him
The mourning cypress vine,
And hearts that make this lonely grave
A holy pilgrim shrine.
There may be eyes that joyed to gazo
With love into his own,
New keeping midnight vigils long,
With silent grief alone.
There may be hands now clasped in prayer
lhis soldier s hand has pressed,
And cheeks washed pale by sorrow's tears,
His own cold cheeks caressed.
Tread lightly for a man bequeathed,
Ere laid beneath this sod,
His ashes to his native land,
. His gallant soul to God.
SPUNGIANA
A case of honesty in a conductor on
6ne of the New York street cars is
reported.
Judge Warren, of a Connecticut
Court Las decided that corporal punish
ment of a scholar by a teacher in the
common schools is unlawful.
In Washington a woman
shot a man
because he did not marry her ; in
Cincinnati another shot one because he
did. What caa a batchelor do to save
his bacon.
A clerical gentleman observes that
dancing has a tendency to shrivel up
man's moral dignity," and reduces
society to a "nonentity." It also affects
shirt collars.
A crinoline manufacturer, in Saxony,
has made during the last ten years, no
less than 803,784,000 hoop skirts
springs, or enough to go around the
world thirteen times and a half.
The fashion fifteen years ago of
wearing black court plaster on the face,
has just been revived in New York j
and a number of bells now appear in
full dress with sable spots in close
proximity to charming dimples.
The following was foucd posted on
the wall of a country post office : "Lost
a red kat. He had a white spot on 1
his behind leggs. He was a she kat. I
will give three shillins to evriboddi to
bring him horn."
" Does the razor take hold well ?"
juquireu a Darner wno was shaving a
gentleman from the country. " Yes,"
replied the customer with tears in his
eyes, it takes hold first rate, but
it
don't let go worth a cent."
At a late fashionable wedding in
New York, "the trains of the
bridesmaids' dresses were so long that
one couple had to wait at the door un
til the other had gone some distance up
the aisle."
The number of deaths recorded in
New York for the week ending Satur
day, the 23d inst., was 430, being an
increase of 25 over the number repor
ted last week, and 22 more than was
Reported in the corresponding week of
-last year. The increase for the last
"Week is owing to tho pressure in the
public institutions.
During a suit for breach, of promise
r in Liverpool, England, the fair plaintiff
produced nine hundred and eighty
four letters written to her by the defen
ant in two years. The woman's coun
sel threatened to read them -ell, when
the defendant compromised the matter,
and the judge surrendered his hope of
suicide.
Emigration
from Germany to the
United States, accordinz to letters
t written from Municb, will become a
complete torrent" as the Spring advan-
x ces. The troubles and disappointments
in Germany following the war of last
year add greatly to the tide that is set
ting towards America.
How to kill a Town Run every
one off with unreasonable charges for
lots, and Broadway New York rents.
. Stick your bands in your pockets, and
' discourage every enterprise in every
way, if you do not sec a dollar in it
for your greasy stocking. Loaf about
the street corners, content to curse a
bad fortune and sponge on some body
for a drink of mean whiskey.
How to Build a Town. Encourage
every one who is worthy and active in
spirit to purchase and improve prop
erty. Go to work, stimulating enter
prises that are legitimate, by uniting
your industry, influence and capital in
the common "pot." Cultivate a public
spirit, and talk less than you work.
Mean what you say, and demonstrate
. your sincerity by a strict observance of
punctuality, liberality and industry.
Prefer to wear out your panti about
the seaTand let no one see they are
patched in the scat Central Georgian.
I
E. F. COE'S
; AMMONIATED'
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME 1
BONE MANtJUE, V
Warranted. Oenuinel
0. G. PARSLEY & CO.,
General Agents for North Carolina.
FOR SALE BY
LOCAL AGENT
W. M. PIPPEN,
Tarboroy North Carolina,
who will give all orders prompt
ATTENTION,
rm n i s superior fertilizer
M having been so successfully used on
the crops in this section the last year, it
is deemed unnecessary to go into elaborate
details of its merits,, but simply refer, all
to the following gentlemen of Edgecombe
who used it on their Cotton and Corn the
past season, to-wit :
Thomas II. Griffin, Ilugh B. Bryan, Colin
Macnair, E. P. Sharpe, Wm. B. Harper,
Joseph Cobb, S. L. Spicer, II L. Stat en,
Jos. II. Hyman, J. II. Pippen, R. C. Brown,
J. II. Daniel, G. W. Hammond, W. W.
Parker, A. J. Williford, R. E. Macnair.
Wm. Albert Staton, Jesse Mercer, C. B.
Killebrew, R. II. Gorham, H. W. Gorham,
John IV. Pippen, 'Joseph John Battle,
Henry Daughtery, Richard Battle and
others.
N. B. There is no other agent for the
sale of the genuine E. F. COE'S Super
Phosphate of Lime, in this county.
jan. 24, 18G7. 8 3m
Patapsco Guano
THE UNDERSIGNED having ben ap
pointed Agent for the sale of the
PATAPSCO GUANO, in the county of
Edgecombe, respectfully solicits the pati
ronage of the farmers generally.
As a phosphatic guano it equals any
that has ever been used in this County,
having been used last year with the high
est satisfaction by all who tried it. Being
well acquainted with the gentlemen who
prepared it, and knowing them to be pos
sessed of integrity and character. I have
no hesitation in giving the assurance that
it will continue to be furnished without
any adulteration.
In no instance where the Patapsco has
been tested has it yielded less than 100
per cent., and many instances from 133 to
150 per cent. Arrangements have been
made to supply the demand at all stations
on the W. &. W. R. R. and landings on
Tar river.
The fallowing gentlemen can be referred
to : R. R. Bridgers, J. L. Home. J. W,
Johnston, Ti. B. Barron, A. J. M. White-
head, W. II. Knight and J. L Bridgers,
representing every section of the county.
for lurther information apply to
N. M. LAWRENCE,
jan. 3, No. 5 3m. Tarboro', N. C.
Fclilizers for Spring Crops.
WE BEG TO INFORM THE TRADE
and planters of North Carolina and
Virginia, that we are prepared to furnish
thesa with the most approved FertilizerSj
on the most accommodating terms. We
will have a stock of genuine I'crilVitlll
CaliniSfK purchased direct from the
Agent of the Peruvian Government.
We have now in store, for immediate
delivery, 325 tons Bradley's Super
Phosphate Of Lime, which wou for itself
such an enviable reputation in the Cotton
and Tobacco counties of North Carolina
and Virginia, last season, proving itself
equal, and in many important respects,
superior to tne jeruvian uuano. vve give
an analysis of it as ascertained by Dr.
Hayes, one of the most eminent Chemists
in the country :
Results of Inalyscs made
of Bradley's Patent Sn
per Phosphate of Lime.
as now sola by Wm- E
ISraiUcy.
100 PARTS CONSIST OF
Moisture - - 5 30
Prepared animal matter, salts, of
Amonia, fatty substances and
Humus - - 38 50
Bone Phosphates of Lime, Mag
nesia and Iron - 36 80
(Soluble Phosphates of do 16 6-10 )
Sulphate of Lime - 16 50
Salts 20
Insoluble - - 2 60
99 90
The animal matter afforded 4 2-10 parts
of Ammonia when it was decomposed, and,
as will be seen, nearly one-half of the
Bone Phosphate is soluble.
After many analyses of your Super
Phosphate of Lime, made during the last
few months, I have found your standard of
quality fully equal to that of any you
have ever sold in former years : and l am
satisfied that you include the correct prin
ciples in the manufacture.
Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES, M. D ,
State Assaycr.
We refer to the following gentlemen
who tested its merits last season :
Dr. G. A. Foote, J. S. Foote, Warren
county, N. C: Col. John Wimbush, Gran
ville county, N. C; B. T. Ballard, A. B.
Ellis, R. F. Yaiborough, Franklin county,
N. C; L. Battle, J. H. Avent, W. T
Wright, L. M. Conyers. H. G. Williams,
J. P. Hilliard, J. P. Jenkins, J. J. Thorn
ton, Dr. W. H. Watson, T. J. Boddie, J.
S. Boddie, Nash county, N. C; Hon. S
II. Rogers, WTake county, N. C; T. P.
Braswell, J. H. Armstrong, J..L. Lyon, E
H. Flowers, Col. G. W. Hammond, W. W.
Parker, J. B. Taylor, J. N. Taylor, Edge
eombe county, N- C; Gen. M. W. Ran
som, Northampton county, N. C; W. P.
Solomon. Halifax county, N. C; W. T.
Taylor, Wilson county, N. C.
We will be represented at the Courts of
Granville, Nash, Wake, Edgecombe. Wil
son, Halifax, Northampton, Franklin and
Warren counties, N. C, and Greenville
county, Virginia.
Any business confided to us shall have
our best attention. McILWAINE & CO.
Petersburg, Va., Jan. 24,. 1857. &-3m
FERTILIZERS.
FERTILIZERS.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE !
i BATJGH'S
R A W B ONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Manufactured under the formula original
ed in 1854 and patented by
BAUGH & SONS,
SOLE PROPRIETORS, AT THE
Delaware River Chemical Works,
PHILADELPHIA, U, S. A.
This old established Manure is manu
factured from Bones that have not been
burned or steamed, and it contains all
thoir original organic matter. It is active
in its operation, and is a fertilizer of great
durability. .It does not exhaust the soil
like Peruvian Guano, but on the contrary
permanently improves it.
Previous to 1861 it was introduced into
the Southern States to considerable extent,
and again in 1865, where it has been used
with remarkable success upon
Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and all Crops.
A trial will convince any planter of its
merits. Pamphlets containing well-known
Southern evidence furnished upon appli
cation to New York or Philadelphia offices.
E$ Sold by Dealers in all the princi
pal cities and towns thoughout the United
States and British Provinces.
BUGII & SONS,
Sole Manufactures,
Office, No. 20 South Dela. 'Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
BAUGH BROTHERS & CO.,
General Wholesale Agents,
181 PEARL STREET.
FOR SALR BY
ROBERT NORFLEET.
Tarboro', IV. C.
feb. 14, 1807. 11 3m
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.
THE LODI MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, (established since 1810,)
having the exclusive control of all the
nicht soil of New-York City, offer for sale,
exclusively for Cash, a new article of
Double RcGsetl Pondrette.
Warranted free from impurity and rubbish,
which they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
lars per Ton, delivered on board of vessel
in New York city. This article, which is
pulverised as fine flour, has no equal for
Corn, Cotton, an J Tobacco, and is equal to
No. 1, Peruvinn Guano in the proportion
of two lbs for one of Guano, and better
than the best brands of Super-Phosphates,
pound for pound.
This is just the thing for those who will
pay Cash for a good article at a low price.
We have a coarser article at Twenty Dol
lars per Ton. Samples sent by mail, free
on receipt of 3 cent stamp. Send for
pamphlet, and be convinced.
Address the ;Lodi Manufacturing Co.,"
CG Courtlaud Street, New-York.
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co., N. C
Mr. Janen R. Dev.
Sir: In replay to your inquiry of our
experience, in the use oi your irapioveu
i
Poudrette. purchased of you for this
year's Cotton Crop, we would beg leave to
say that ths present season has been one
quite unfavorable to the action of all fer
tihzcrs. Several kinds of Manures were
used by us, with the exception of your Pou
drette, with little or no effect to the crop.
Where the Poudretlc was applied il gave near
half a bile more per acre, and caused the
Cotton to open much earlier, and we would
therefore recommend the same as a con
centrated manure for the growth of Cotton,
as well as improvoment of the soil.
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY P. STULTS & BRO.
feb. 7, 18G7. 10 Gw
.f G EJ C I,
FOR THE SALE OP
Soluble Pacific Guano and Flonr of
ISnw Itnuc.
M'
Baltimore, Sole Agents, for the sale
of the above fertilizers in the Southern
States, have appointed me their Agent for
Edgecombe and the adjoining counties.
Arrangements will be made to supply the
demand for either of these fertilizers at
Washington, Greenville and Falkland, on
Tar River, and at Enfield, Whitaker's,
Battleboro', Rocky Mount, Joyner's and
Wilson Stations on the Wilmington and
Weldon Rail Road, at a very small advance
on Baltimore retail prices.
The subscriber having been offered the
Agency, of nearly all of the fertilizers
manufactured in the United States, made
choice of the above mentioned, as being
in his opinion the very best known, on ac
count of their containing the largest
amount of the more valuable elements re
quired by the growing crop, and for the
permanent improvement of the Soil.
A large amount of both the Pacific Gu-
ano ana lione t lour, was usea in j& age
combe the past Spring, giving more satis
faction than any other that has been used
for ten years past. In one instance the
Pacific Guano increased the yield in cotton
133 per cent. R. NORFLEET,
Tarboro', Dec. 20. 4 3m
NOTICE.
If" SnALL OFFER FOR SALE ON
Jl Tuesday, the 5th day of March,
one i.nt in tne Town oi xarDoro , on a
credit of twelve months. The purchaser
will be required to give note with two
good securities, or if the yprefer, cash will
be received, viz : Said Lot, commencing
at the Eastern corner of the Freedmens
burial lot, thence running 62 West 51
yards, thence North 28 West 51 yards
and thence North 62 East 51 yards and
along the Southern boundry of said burial
lot to the begining and the same be known
as lot No. 149.
II. B. BRYAN, Chr'm,
of Board of Commissioners,
feb. 14. ll-tds Tarboro', C.
FERTILIZERS;
TO THE
Mums 'MD'M&mas
. OF . , .. . . .- -j,
VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA.
TOT AVI NG PROCURED THE EXTEN
JLU. SIVE AGENCY for the. si
of the
NONPAREIL
French Guano!
In the City of Petersburg Va.
We now offer it for sale, as low as it can
be obtained in this or any other market.
It is unsurpassed as a Fertilizer, being
equally, if not more stimulating to the first
Crop, than the best Peruvian Guano, and
contains properties which make it perma
nent and also destructive to insects in the
soil. The latter quality Is peculiar to it
alone. It is adapted to all soils and all
kinds of crops, never varies in strength,
has been fully tested by the side of No 1
Peruvian G uano, and the palm awarded it
We claim that three-fourths of a Ton oi
this Guano, on a like soil, applied accord
ing to directions will give the same yield
as one Ton best Peruvian, and as it costs
one-third less, is the CHEAPEST and
BEST FERTILIZER offered the PUBLIC.
Feeling satisfied we can convince any
one of the many advantages of this Fertili
zer over all, others, and that there is no
Humbuggery about it, we hope to receive
a fair share of Public Patronage, and will
extend every indulgence possible.
JBST Price $G0 per Ton,
J. E. VENABLE & CO.,
Sole Agents for Petersburg.
Sept. 1. 40 tf
C OTTO A CUIriBiE,
1S67.
Rhodes Standard Manure.
r
NTRODUCED INTO THE COTTON
States in 1856. Has been fully en
dorsed by State Acrici ltural Societies of
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
les Leading Agricultural Chemists
in America, Rewarded Medal at the Inter
national Agricultural Exhibition held at
Hamburg, 1SC3, used and approved by
the most successful Cotton Planters and
preferred to Peruvian Guano.
Circulars containing particulars on ap
plication toB. M. Rhodes rCo 82 South
Street, Baltimore.
G. IL BROWN & CO.,
Agents,
Washington, N. C.
Tlanters supplied by River, or Rail as
most convenient. ia- 3. 18G7. 5-Gin
A NEW AND PROLIFIC
COTTON SEED.
T'
HE UNDERSIGNED HAS A NEW
and PROLIFIC COTTON SEED,
hitherto but little known in thi3 section of
country, which he will dispose of (a few
bushels to the planter,) at $5 CO PER
BUSHEL.
The plant from this seed matures two
weeks sooner, than the earliest Cotton ever
planted in this section, has a finer staple,
and yields more lint to the seed cotton
than any known.
I -would say to those irho purchase these
seed, that after giving them a fair trial, as
recommended, I will cheerfully refund the
amount charged for them.
Apply to or address
WM. T. TAYLOR,
feb. 7, 1SC7. 10-Gw Wilson, N. C.
THE WOULD,
35 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
TERMS.
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On copy, one year, $ 2 00
Four copies, one year, 7 00
Ten copies, one year, 15 00
Twenty copies, to one address, 25 00
Fifty Copies,
SEMI-WEEKLY
50 00
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$ 4 00
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One copy, one year,
Four copies, one year,
Ten copies, one year,
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CLUB PRIZES.
For Clubs of 10, One Weekly, one year.
" " 50, One Semi-Weekly, one
year.
" " 100, One Daily, one year.
DIRECTIONS.
Additions to Clubs may be made any
time in the year at the above club rates.
Changes in Club Lists made only on re
quest of person receivirg club packages,
stating edition, post office and State to
which it has previously been sent, and en
closing twenty-five cents to pay for trouble
of the change to separate address.
Terms, cash in advance. Send, if pos
sible. Post Office Money Order or Bank
Draft. Bills sent by mail will be at risk
of sender.
We have no travelling agents. Address
all orders and letters to THE WORLD,
feb. 21. 12-1 m Park Row, N. Y.
NOTICE.
IMPORTANT LAND SALE.
N TUESDAY OF MARCH COURT
next, before the Court House door in
Tarboro', the undersigned will expose to
sale, two tracts of land to wit :
The Rajner tract on Deep Creek, con
taining 200 ACRES,
adjoining the lands of Dr. K. LT. Dicken
and others. Also the
Benjamin Knight tract adjoining the
of L and other8 contain.
.
ing
314 ACRES,
subject to the dower of the widow of said
Benjamin.
Terms made known on the day of Sale.
WILLIAM R. CHERRY,
Adm'r will annexed of Peter E. Knight,
feb. 7, 1867. 10-td
WHEDBEE & DICKERSON,
Gen. Commission and For
warding Merchants,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Not.. 25 1-tf
Wilmington CardSt
O. G. Parsley 4- Co.
Commission 'Merchants,
,,i . t - AND -
IMPORTERS OF COFFEE SUGAR
1 AND MOLASSES,
" - WILMINGTON, N. C-
WILL GIVE PROMPT; PERSONAL
attention to all business entrusted to
their care, and make liberal Cash Advances
on consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores,
and other Country Produce for sale or ship
ment. ,
All consignments covered by insu
rance from date of shipment.
tg$ Agents for E. F. Coe's Super-Phos
phate of Lime, or Bone Manure, the best
Fertilizer ever used for Cotton or Grain
Crops.
jgp Agents for Dupont's Powder.
sept. 1. 1866. ,. 40-ly
PETER MALLETT.
. CHARLES HOFFMAN
Mallett & Hoffman,
GENERAL
No. 23 N. Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April 21, I860. 21-tf
JAMES A. WILLAPvD,
(FORMERLY WILLARD &' CURTIS,)
GEN ERAL FORWARDING
AND
Commission Merchant,
AND AGENT FOR THE
jEtna Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn.
No. 30 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C-
w1
ILL give personal attention to the
purchase and sale of Produce and
Merchandise. sc 22-43-tf
ATKINSON & SHEPPERSON,
No. 11 North Water Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
General Commission Merchants, and
Agents for the Baltimore and Wil
mington Steamship Line.
Solicits consignments of Southern Pro
ducts for sale in this market or in the
Northern market through our correspon
dents, upon which liberal cash advances
will always be made.
Keep constantly on hand Peruvian and
Excelsior Guano, and Farming Implements
of every description.
Mr. Matthew P. Taylor is with us, and
will be glad to serve his friends.
Feb. 30
ll-tf
S. D. WALLACE. J. B. SOTTTIIERLAXD.
WALLACE &SOUTI1ERLAND,
General Commission Merchants
OFFICE NO. 21 NORTH WATER STREET;
Wharves and Warehouses foot Walnut St.,
Wilmington, N. C.
WTill give prompt personal ettention to
all consignments of Naval Stores, Cotton,
Spirits Turpentine Rosin, Tar, Provisions,
&c, &.C., either for sale or shipment. Also,
to forwarding Merchandise, &c, and Pur
chasing to order.
WALLACE & SOUTIIERLAND
Are Agents for the Greensloro' and
the Foyctteville
Mutual Insurance Companies,
and will take Fire Risks at
MODERATE CIIARGES.
These Home institutions are commended
as deserving of patronage, being worthy of
confidence
Jan.
6, 1866. 6 tf
Geo- IT. Brown. Thos. M. Robinson.
G. H. Brown Co.
General Commission and
Forwarding Merchants.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
N. B. The United States Government
tax, and all other expenses, paid by us, on
produce foricarded, will be collected from
consignee at destination, unless otherwise
instructed.
NOTICE. This is to certify that James
M. Spragins, of Tarboro', N. C, is em
powered by us, to receive and receipt for
any money paid to him in favor of Geo. H.
Brown & Co., Washington, N. C.
G. II. BROWN & CO.
B. F. HAVENS,
General Commission Merchant,
Washington, J. C
Strict personal attention will be given to
the receiving and shipping of all
kinds of
produce.
dec 6 2-vf
II. WISWALL & SON,
Commission Merchants,
and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Groceries & General Merchandise,
MAIN STREET,
WASHINGTON, N.
Nov. 25.
c.
1-ly
T. W. DAVIS, K. JONES,
Franklin County. Wake County.
Davis & Jones,
Wholesale Grocers and
RALEIGH, N. C.
A TTENDS PERSONALLY AND
rtt promptly to the sale of all kinds of
Produce, Cotton, Corn, Tobacco, Wheat,
Bacon, &c. aug 4-36-tf
R. C. Osborne J. R. Patterson
N. M. Osborne, jr. . L. E. Stainback
OSBORNE, PATTERSON: & CO.
GKOCERS AND-
Commission Jflerihants,
103 Sycamore Street,
sept 14, 42--tf Petersburg, Va.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Cromwell V Lipscomb's
LIVERY,
SALE AND EXCHANGE
STABLES, f
(Formerly ROW'S Old Stand.) ; &
B are prepared to furnish i transporta
tion' to any section of the State with
good Vehicles, gentle Horses
and careful drivers. Will keep
constantly on hand,
Horses, Males, Vehicles,
FOR SALE. :
Parties wishing anything in our line,
would do well, to give us a call, , norses
boarded by day, - week or month. Also,
Vehicles kept on Storage.
E. CROMWELL.
G. B. LIPSCOMB.
May 16. y 24-tf
O
BO
W
OULD RESPECTFULLY TEX-
der his services to the citizens of
EDGECOMBE and adjoining Counties, that
he keeps constantly on hand a large and
well selected assortment of
Saddles, Britfles, Martingales, Bug
gy Harness, Collars, Whips,
Halters, &c, &cM
of his own Manufacture, and every ether
article usually kept in a Wholesale and
Retail Establishment.
His terms are strictly CASH.
Nov. 25, 18GG. 1 ly
SOUTHERN EXPSe'sS COMPANY
S AS HERETOFORE PREPARED TO
transport with safety and dispatch mon
ey and Freight to all parts of the United
States and Europe. Persons having notes
or Drafts for collection in distant cities and
towns, would do well to place them in our
hands.
Freights promptly delivered on arrival
of trains Free of charge for Drayage.
All charges on packages must be paid
on delivery of same. For rates, -c.,
Apply to JOHN SMITH,
Sept. l-40-6m. Agent.
B F. BOLSOM. . W.F.MOORE
B0LS0M & MOORE,
BRICKMAS3NS AND PLASTERERS.
TRT70ULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
V V the citi7.ens of Tarboro' and adja
cent counties, that they are . prepared to
execute all work in their line with neat
ness and dispatch. All orders left at the
Edgecombe House with Mr. J- Smith, Pro
prlotor, or at the Store of Dozier & Bro
will be promptly attended to, and satisfac
tion guaranteed.
jan 3, 18G7.
5-3m
Money or Cotton
ARTIES INDEBTED TO TIIE OLD
firm of Weddell and Hart, or the Sub
scriber, by Note or Account, are requested
to call and settle as longer indulgence can
not be given.
The higest price paid for Cotton in settlement-
M. WEDDELL.
Tarboro', nov. 17, 1866. 51-tf
Kentucky
BA G GING AND ROPE.
THSTTE arc prepared to 'fill orders for
)y Kentucky Bagging and Rope at
the very lowest market rrice.
L. II. MOORE & SIMPSON,
Richmond, Va.
or CHARLES C. MOORE,
sep 15-42-tf.J
Tarboro', N. C.
Auction.
ON Tuesday and Saturday of each week, I
will have an Auction in Front of the Court
House. Persons desiring property of any
kind sold, will do well to call on me. As no
effort will ba spared to obtain the highest
prices. J. U. lii ATI,
Dec. 2r-tf Auctioneer.
jr. . W. WHITE,
Cabinet Maker
AND
UJ IP Ell T.1KEK.
HAS on hand a large lot of Bedstead s
Chairs and others articles of Furniture,
which he offers to the public cheap for
Cash, all kind of wood Coffins, of all sizes
on hand.
All kinds of Furniture Made and Re
paired at the shortest notice.
Jan. 27 9 tf
Lumber! Lumber!!
TT
WILL deliver all kinds of LIMBER
to
at
Ji any convenient point from my Mill,
the shortest notice,
terms.
and on reasonable
ELIAS CARR,
near Sparta, N. C.
je 30-31-tf.
Notice.
N and after the 1st January, 1867, I
Jf will be
prepared to superintend 'all
kinds of Buildings. The best reference
given as to capacity and responsibility.
Apply to THOS. J. STEWART,
or the " Southerner " Office.
Oct. 6, 18G6. 44-tf
For Sale.
COOKING STOVES of all kinds.
Every Stove warranted.
S1
UPERIOR RIVITTED TIN WARE,
Wholesale and Retail.
oc 6-45-tf.
JOHN O'HAGAN.
' -Local and Miscellaneous.
Removal.
' pua Duoscnoer nave removed
jf
to the
, JLL office immediately
House, (formerly the Express Office,)'
where will be found a fair assortment of
Cloths, ; V ,;
; ;U r Cassimeres and
- ' resting,
and a splendid lot of
. 5
TRIMMINGS,
which he is ready to make up in the best .
style and on fair terms for CASH.
Being thoroughly acquainted with alt
appertaining' to my business,, I will guarY
antes satisfaction to all who may favor me
with their orders." '
.., CITTIjYG
Done at the shortest notice, .find warranted"
to fit although a woman, may put itnp.. 1 '
Thankful for the patronage extended fory
the last22 years, I solicit a continuance,
assuring all who may favor I me with their
order, that none will go away dissatisfied
my 19-25-tf. 1 JAS. MEHEUAN.
S o m c th i ng Good. .
CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds kept
constantly on hand, such as ' ,
CANDIES -'-'r ;
NUTS, RAISINS, . !
ORANGES, LEMONS, I
PICKLES, &c.
Also a fine lot of Cigars lof different"
qualities.
I'ie. J ics
Furnished at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms. "
JOHN W. LIPSCOMB,
Main t , next door to Zoeller & William
je 23-80-tf. Tarboro', N. C.
Land for Sale in
I OFFER FOR SALE my. Plantation on
which I reside, three miles from th
Edgecombe line, on the road from Whita
ker's Mill to Enfield, containing
5GO Acres,
350 acres cleared; 50 swamp, that. will
produce 20 barrels of Corn per acre ; dwel
ling containing 7 rooms, out houses, Bta.
bles, etc., in perpect order.. It is a
Splendid Cotton Farm,
and produces well. Terms very accommo
dating. J. A. TAYLOR,
sep 15-42-tf Battleboro, N. C ;
The Steamer Cotton Plant,
107ILL COMMENCE HER REGULAR
V V trips on MONDAY.
10th., December Leaving
H asti!3gton on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 7 o'clock, a.m.,
and Tarboro' n Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 9 o'clock a. m., touching at
all the intermediate landings.
Freight taken and delivered at all
points on the River at Flat Boat Rates! -JBS?
Passengers taken at Moderate
Rates ! "tBS
EST This Steamer m connect
with the Xorfolk & New York Steam
ers. JOHN M1ERS & SON.
Washington. Dec.
13. 3-tf Agents. ,
Painting.
TT am prepared to do all kinds of Painting
such as
House Painting, Grainint
Gla
zing, Lettering, fyc,
on the shortest notice. Persons wishing
such work done, would do well to call up
on me before contracting elsewhere.
P. S. HICKS,
Jel6-26-tf.) Rocky Mount, N. O.
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL
For Sale,
N good running order. Complete- In
every respect, and will saw 6,000 to 7,-
000 feet of Lumber per day ; is in good
location. Terms made accommodating.'
Apply to LIPSCOMB & BOND
june 2, l66. 27 It.
Land for Sale.
OFFER FOR SALE MT TRACK OP
land in Martin county, 4 miles from
Hamilton, on Connahoe Creek, containing
300 or 400 acres, in a fine state of im
provement. Good Dwelling and out houses.
For further particulars apply to me at
Hamilton, W. E. BEST, f
sept 13, 42 tf :
Pianos ! Pianos!!
Charles .71. Stcitf,
MANUFACTURER OF ?
1st Premium, Grand and Square Plan of,
FACTORIES, ?'
84 and 86 Camden St., and 45
and 47 Perry St., opposite the
Baltimore $ Ohio R. R. ' .'
Warerooms No. 7 N. Liberty St. aboVt
BatimoreSt. "';
BALTIMORE, MD.
TnESE PIANOS HAVE BEEN BE
fore the Public for the last Thirty
years, in competition with the best makers
of the Country. jr-. U ,
My new Scale Pianos with" h9 graflV
bridge attachment, are pronounced by tho"
best Amatures ..arid Professor to be the
best Piano cow Manufactured, they art:
warranted for Five years with the jHfivi"
ledge of exchanging within 12 months, ij
not intirely satisfactory to the purchasers: -Second
hand Pianos and Parlor ' Organs4
allways on hand from $50 to $300..
"Refference: Gen. R. E. Lee, Lexington
Messrs. D. B. Payne & Co., Linehborgf
Messrs. John W Davis & Song and J. R
Carrington, Exchange Hotel, Richmond;'
Va.; and Weeks B. Parfcer of Edgccomtey
who have our Pianos in use.
, Terms Liberal. A CALL IS SOLIfj
TED. 1 tug, 21 S&-1y