Spirit of the South from Rockingham, North Carolina • Page 3

Rail Seventeen hundred hands are at work on the Carolina Central R. betw jeri Wadesboro'. and IXdnroe. Road Tax. Having-just recivM a large ami varit-d sssortraent of PLAXtf: Parish, Ely Roberts, J.

T. Ridde, H.H. Riddle, a G. Riddle, Terry Albert tJssery, Allies Ussery, Miles White, John Welch, Charles -Williams, Wilson, iWIilliam Wade, Henderson Wade, William 2 I 2 2 2 06 1 2 3 ll 2 -A 2 2 Williamson's Township. State dlRail Names.

CountylRoad PAY YOUR TAX Alfl) SAVE rilHE following list of delinquent tax-JL payers is published by order of the Board of County Cominissdoiersj And the persons whose names appear in thi3 list, are hereby notified that unless they come forward and pay the amount due by them oaf or before the first "Monday in next month, their property will be seized and sold, if thev have any, and if destitute of propertv, then the person or person for whom they are working, will be garnLdi-eed and forced to pay the same for them, together with the costs of collecting by distress, which will generally amount to more than the tax. I can always be found at my office in Long, Cooper Cos store, in Rockingham, where parties will please call and settle within the time above specified; and by so doing save themselves a considerable amount of cost and unnecessary trouble. S. T. COOPER, Sheriff or Richm on I County.

we are fully nHarl execute, with neatns.itnd dixpatrh, even- dt-ix'riittion! JOB PRIHTIEfG, Tax- Tax. such as, 27 9 14 10 27 06 07 81 49 22 14 57 22 09 26 54 07 27 41 09 2 18 07 18 12 16 06 CARDS, CHECICS, POSTERS, BLANICS, wit1, it tm PAMPHLETS, LABELS, LETTER-IIEADS, Laurel Hill Township. Ji State Rail Road Tax, Names. County Taxi such as bLvnk Dtxnls, Crop Lin, Chatth Mortgagt, Magistrate! tlanks, ab wavs on hand at this office. All orders by mail aoeompanied by the cash will receive prompt attention.

A. It. ItlcOoiialcl, 'Attorney at aw Caiithaoe, N. C. Practices in the Court of Moore, Montgomery, Staiile', Richmond and Cumberland Counties.

13 15-ly-pd. titeh pianif Jack Township. State Names. Tax. i Bennett, Wm.

Bostick, Jacob Bostick, Nelson -Burroughs, Walker Covington, Jtobert CapeU, Jerry Peter, Covington Covington, Frank Dockery, Spencer Dockery, Calvin Dove, Dickson Dockery W'ashington Diggs, Baccus Doliery, Jacob Ellerbe, Simon Ellerbe, David Ellerbe, Ephraim Jr. Hines, Robert Ingram, Jacob Ingram, Stacy Ledbetter, David Lowe, Isaac Morgan, Mrs. Sarah Ann Meacham, Joseph McCaskill, T. D. McCall, Richmond McQueen, Daniel McDuffie, Frank McDuffie, John Meacham, R.

C. McCall, John McCall, James McFadyen, Benjamin Nicholson, Amos Pennington, George Sandford, Thomas Sandford, Kelita i Smith, Charles Townsend, Washington Thomas, James 1L Wall, Eben, Jr. Wall, Hugh Wall, William, Red 10 14 2 37 76 31 2 06 18 2 og; 2 2 441 19 2 17i- 02 13 76 02 19 39 05 .04 01 68 02 79 80 89 14 12 28 70 24 14 08 09 06 01 25 2 13 2 2 06' 2 2 2 69 2 06 2 55 2 2 Wolf Pit Township. State County Tax. Names.

Bradley, London Brown, Edm nds Boon, Charles Brower, Daniel Broach, George Blake, Joseph Covington, Mack Covington, Robert Cameron, John W. Covington, Mastin Covington, Robert, Jr. Cole, Joe McCoTinack, Sandy Covington, Judge Covington, A. T. Calhoun, Gabriel Deberry, Smith Drake, Charles Deberry, Henry Dow, avid Ellerbe, Oliver Ellerbe, Pompey Ellerbe, Perry Farmer, James W.

FreemanHenderson Gantlet, Harrison Hailey, Joseph Hall, Thomas B. Harrington, K. Herring, Anthony Hailey, Charles Hines, Richmond Hart, E. S. Harrington, Richmond Harrington, James ohnson, Joseph Jacobs, Wheeler Jackson, Daniel 2 2 12 2 74 2 2 04 2 03 2 OG 23 2 02 2 06 2 25 2 2 07 2 93 2 2 92 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 41 1 2 2 2 06 2 2 74 2 2 2 09 2 2 35 19 23 14 08 41 17 11 13 18 04 1 67 2 14 69 Johnson A.

Jackson, Daniel Johnson, Washington Kraight, Moses Long, Edward Leak, Shadrack, Leak, Perry Love, Lewis Lockleir, Sandy Morrison, Harrison Morrison, A. R. McCaskill, Noah Momson, Ephraim Pate, Ferdinand Quick, James Russell Elijah Smith, J. A. Smith, Henry Wooten, James 2 56 13 23 20 05 i- 12 i I.

I i 1 63 06 49 10 22 LEES Noisletis, IJuk-motion, Rail, Road lax 79 11 1 51 27 8 05 10 22 34 05 20 02 45 ii 05 84 Challtnges the world in perfection work, strength aud beauty of Mitch, of construction, and.rapidity Call and examine, and for agencies circulan address BLEES SEWTNG MACjHINI 023 Broadway, New Adams, Jackson Adams, Benjamin Brown, Harkless Blue, Edmund Buchanan, James (bal. Bostick, Ras Covington, Thomas Covington, Lewis Covington, Joe Cole, Robert Davidson, James DawkinslSamuel 1 I- 2 1 01! 14i 92i 03i 3 2 2 2 2 2 20: -DawkihsTAaron Ellerbe, James Esterlihg, Harry Fletcher, Charles Fletcher Samuel Gibson, Camos Graham, Moses. Gibson, Charles Gibson, Celia Gatewood, Thomas Gibson, London Gibson, William Hardy, Harrison Haywood, Anderson Harrington, Lewis Hanner, Nelson-Hucabee, Angus Hanner, Wesley P. Haddisbn, William Hooper; Daniel Jones, Peter Jones, Robert Jackson, Tank Jacobs, James Jones, Uriah Johnson, Lewis Kelly, Sandy Little, Aaron Love, James 2 05 2 01 2 2 87 96 1 15 14 30 2 2 76 2 4 2 2 2 2 15 10 10 02 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 06 2. 2 2 2 2 2 16; Little, Aaroil Miller, Blaney Morrison, Dempsey Malldy, Henry Mason, Lewis Mdorman, Thomas McLauchlinj! John W.

McDonald, George McNeill, A. S-McMillan, Charles McNeill, Robert Norton, Emeline -Norton, Stephen Norton, Wiley Pate, John Pfirkei James -Ray, Andrew Rachels, Sr. Ransom, Charles Spencer, William 1 Spencer, Manuel StaterRaleigh Smithy Conner Smith, Robert Shephard, James Smith, Charles M. Smith, Wesley Trollihger, Tom Townsend, Solomon Tillman, George Teague, Spencer Waiters, James i Walters, Philip Woodard, Miss E. Williamson, Ely Williamson, Dave Walters, John Wafckins, Edmund Watson, Jake 65 I 15 i 19 2 2 08 2 2 3 83 2 2 76 1 47 2 2 2 2 57 16 2 2 Rockingham Township.

of dnn-bility of motion. and York. McLeod, Jack 4 50 -30 Alex'r -v 2 1 McMillan, Jake 1 I 2 06 05 David 25 Roland 2 37 2 34 Peter 1 77 Charles 2 04 03 McNeill, Neill 2 12 10 George 2 94 86 J. w. 47 Solomon 98' -90 Major Sam 1 51 Jim 2 McNair, James 26 22 John M.

2 06 06 Charles 2 Raiford 3 27 1 16 McPhaiLJack 2 McQueen, Primus i i 2, i McDonald, Fred 2 Andrew 2 Hardy 2 Hardy 2 01 01 McEachin, D. J. i I 45 McFarland, Lingo 44 McCall, Jphnie .75 McGoogan, "Wash i 2 i McGill, George 2 Sam 2 05 05 Mcintosh, Tom 83 i Duncan 87 Arch'd i 2 Norton, Thomas D. i 2 i Newton, Peter 67 Oaks, James 2 Patterson, Henry 2 Charles i 1 05 Cato i 04 03 Pankey, Samuel 2 Paul, W. F.

2 10.. 09 Purcell, Anthony 28 24 Power, W. C. 1 96 Priest, Wilson 2 Pate, Sam I 2 Quiak, Westville 02 Reed, Daniel 2 01 01 Ray, Jim 2 01 01 Randall, Andrew i i Seals, Peter j341 30 Mastin 2 14 Smith, Willis 40 Win. A.

2. Dick 2 Ben 2 Shaw, Sam 62 Sanders, Jeptha 2 i Stone, John ill i 11 Swann, John ii2 Tnomas, John if 2 55 i 49 Wall, Bob 2 05 05 Watson 2 Wooddle, Norman 2 16 15 Wilkerson," Andrew 2 01 Wall, Jesse I 2 10 06 Wilkerson, Henry 65 York, John I 3 73 11 56 Yates, Alexander I i 09 Mineral Springs Township. State Names. Count Road Tax. Tax.

Bostick, Christopher i 15 Lewis 05 22 22 07 Shrier Bro's, -i 30 Market Street, 90 84 WILMINGTON, N. A station has been established on tl Western X. C. between Icarc and Morganton. Savs the Ash ville Pioneer: On Tues- day last the body of Caroline Cooper, was near pound floating In Cane Creek, the residence of widow Young, abou twelve or fourteen miles from this place.

ChJuilotte Conference M. E. Church meets at Monroe on the 12th. THE MARKETS. Rockingham Market.

Friday, July 25, 1873. .1 141G Bacoh, ....1015 Corn V. 1.25 ,.1.25 .1.50 Flour Egd, Chic. Butt Bees -vax, 8.759.50 1520 1520 2025 2500 1012 1.201.25 2.002.25( 1200 ...2530 1218 2.002.50 Peas Rice, Coffte, Sugar, Irish Potatoes, Wilmington Wholesale Prices. quotations, it should be un- ders ood, represent the wholesale prices: generally making up of small orders hierher prices have to becharered.

Corrected from the Star. Bacon North Carolina, lOJ a 20 7 a 20 ..20 a 30 40 a 40 .50 a 59 .00 a 25 .15 a 18 .18 a 19 .20 a 25 Western i. .1. Butter-N. Northern, i Candles-r-Sperm, 10 1 Tow 1 Adamantine, i Clje se Northern, Fac'y Cofree- -Java, Laguayria, St, Domingo, .15 a 00 .....00 a 33 23 a 29 .25 a 25 25 a 28 .1.10 a 1.15 11 a 15 0.00 a 1.60 31.00 a 32.80 20.00 a 22.00 13.00 a 13.20 .5.00 a 0.50 Cornmeal, Domestic Yarn, Fisii--Mackerel, No.

1. Mackerel, No. 2, Mackerel, No. 3, Mullets, Pcrk Northern fcity Mess, i f20.00 a 00. 9 a 1 L25al.35 9 a 10 Ricd -Liverpool, Salt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ell! AVE FOR SALE FROM SIXTY TO venty-n ve thousand teet of I eOQ LURtBIR on my yard at South JUmon Mil 13, which had been sawed from Three to Twelve Months, and aud consenuentlv LIGHTER TO HAUL EASIER TO WORK. 1 fehall, after this, keep my mill CONSTANTLY RUNNING and hope to be able to supply any quanta- ty and quamy 01 ijUiixxni.rw in uemuuu, at the Mills or in Rockingham, either i AT FAIR PRICES, 3 CONTRACTS SOLICITED. -X ALFRED DOCKERY. AngTiam- 2T.a, 'July 26. 26-tfj Roc, JAMES C.

STEELE, BIMTDST, Rockingham, 1V BEING fully provided with all the lat-ist and most approved instruments, and the best material, he flatters himself thai he can execute all work in his line in a style which cannot fail to give satisfac tion to the most fastidious, unarges moderate. Will visit the country when desired. 25 ly CABINET SHOP. fflHE undersigned has removed his shop JL io West Hancock St, between Wash-inortbn and Franklin, near the county jail, where he is prepared to do All Work in his T.fne, and execute all orders at short notice. Bedsteads, TA 3LES, made complete and sub itantial, and in latest styles, and on hand and.

for sale. FURNITURE rep ured, cleaned and varnished and all work-will be done on the most REASONABLE TERJIS. Gall and see for yourselves. 25tf J. P.

REYNOLDS. $1,000 REWARD F. undpjsiirned would call attention to his well selected stock of I wh ich was purchased by him in New York, and which he can sell as Cheap as any House in this section. Will barter for all kinds UNTRY PRODUCE. a speciality, for wnicn ine nigness prices will be paid, either in cash or trade, deliv" ered at nis still, or in the wood.

trialUalllaak. --r, -GEORGE J. FREEMAN. Near Sand HiU Depot, June 28u 1873. I 22-3in if I i PUBLISHED EVZBY SATUEDAr, BY W.

R. TERRY; Editor and Prop'r. Hates or Subscription: One copy, 1 year, $2 00. One copy, 6 months, 1 00. One copy, 3 50.

dates or Advertising: One square, first insertion, One Dollar, and for each subsequent insertion, Fifty-. cents. A square is the width cf a column and one lnchjdeep. Liberal deduction in favor of quarterly and yearly advertisers. Wilmington, N.

July 2 1873 CiruDE Turpentine i Yellow Hard spieits tiipentine Common, Pale "Window Glass, Cotton, .3.20 ...2.00 39 4.755.50 .1 6.006.50 i. Local and State Sterns. 1 Keg A printer wants situation. References given. Address, John M.

Pool, Little's Mills N. C.f County Claims Wanted Apply at this office. Shrier "Wilmington, N. is: the place to buy Ready Made Clothing. They are reliable and sell low.

Try them. Hog By order of the Board of Town commissioners, uogs wyi uoi up--mitted to roam our streets after August 1st. We hope that no one will get mad and attempt toi "kick up a row" at this action of the Board, but, tliat all persons Owning! hogs will quij etly take them in, and bow with humble submission to "the powers that be." Having no hogs: ourself, Sand having been pretty thoroughly "be-, develed with other Foxtkkes we are in--clined to approve the order excluding them from our streetsand so far as we are concerned the Board of Com--niiHsioners will not bo "cussed" any P. S. Notwithstanding the- above order might be construed to exclude D.

McNeill, of the Wadesboro' Argus from visiting our town, we trust that imr brethren- of the Democratic press will not get offended and denounce our Board of Commissioners for hav-iiig' made a blow at the liberty of the press, as snich was not their inteii-tion. 1 We pa ill a flying visit to our sis ter "city" of Wadesboro' on Saturday of last week, and was glad to note the improvements, that were going on in that goodly little burg. Several new hnildmrrs have fust been comnleted. -o 1 and other.4 arc now in course of con struction Among thoso which have just been completed, is ah elegant brick structure, owned by pur fello w-townsman, Col. John W.

Leak and Mr. J. C. Marshall, of Wadesboro. 1 Upon our return, we noticed that a storm, accompanied severe lightning, had passed over the country near, the river, doing some damage to the crops, blowing down a considerable amount of corn and other vegeta-tion.

The Depot at; Pee Dee Station was struck by lightning, but little damage was done, however, beyond knocking a few of the occupants of the house "spacheless." I On Wednesday vening last, a countryman, who was driving a "gay old steed" hitched to a one-horse wagon, down the hill, had the misfortune to have some part of his harness break, and the wagon, running upon the ed at full speed down the hill, throwing the driver flat upon his back, and just as they got opposite our office, we saw something drop from the wagon, and on going! out to the fence we discovered a pair of old shoes with a pair of feet in themi protruding from a mud hole in the middle of the road, and directly we saw the owner of those feet crawl out of the mud Jiole, who was none other than ourj distinguish ed friend, "Dutch Charlie, who had perched himself upon thi hind part of the wagon to "take a ride." See advertisement in another col umn, of Hon. Alfred Dockery. He has on hand at his mills! from sixty to seventy-five thousand feet of plumber. which he offers at fair prices. Persons contemplating building would do -well to send him their orders.

I The corn and cotton crop, so far as we can learn, is doing well, through the entire county. Manufactubees of and tEA.hi:m MEN, BOYS' AND YOUTIy dr.OTTTTXG. 11 Gent's Furnishing Goods, Caps, VST Custom Work a Special ALSO, SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. TTT 1 i J. .1 Xl.

CS 38 1 85 largest Spring and Summer Stoctslexer brouglrtj to this market Give as a call is all we ask. Feb 25 4-fira C3 WILMI1SGTOJV it nun i it 25 51 THUS UUlUf Mil AND SAVINGS DANK Is Not? Open for Business at its BANKING HOUSE State dr.Rail Names. County.Road Tax. ITax. FAMILYFLOXJil.

The BEST in Town, Fob Sale by W. IL TERRY. ON MARKET STREET, BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND, STS. lplarket Street. 08 06 32 1 1 03 06 01 mnnTirin i 1 1 in i TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND MARRIED women and minor can deposit in this Uunk subject to their- own control.

Six per cent allowed on nil deposiUi over five dollars remaining months in the Bank. YOU are hereby notified that there will be an election held at the different precincts in said county on the first Thursday in August, for the purpose of voting for, or agauwt the prot08ed amendments to the Constitution of North Carolina; also to elect Township TruKtees for the sev Alt accounts dridhj conjid'mtial. SILAS MARTIN, Prfihident DONALD MeRAE, VictiPrthident 09 03 39 01 12 F. M. KING, Cashier.

May 21. 17-Hm S. W. VrcK. B.

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Brown, Henry 2 00 Bostick, Ransom Bostick, Alex'r Bostick, Mastin Covington, Milton Rich Ramsey Crouch, Tansey Calus, Riddle Covington, Raney 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 13 01 00 00 06 76 01 03 i Cole, K. H. Dawkins, John Delumpus, Caswell Delumpus, Dred Davis, John (or McRae) Elkins, William Edy, Joseph Ellerbe, Labah i Freeman, Jolm Gibson, W. T. Daniel a Hughes, John Huggins, Prince Hagans, Whitfield Jackson, Jackson B.I Jenkins, Israel -Lindsey, John McKay, Terrel McLean, Jesso McKenzie, Walter McLeod, Charles McLejm, Jesse Mclnnis, Daniel Martin, Jacob Mclnnis, Alex'r I Mclnnis, Nicholas McKethan, Solomon Monroe, Stephen i Nicholson, Calvin Nicholson, Walter Nicholcon Frank i 12 00 1 2 13 19 2 2 2 2 76 2 00 2 12 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 07 2 07 2 2 2 2 2 2 13 1 1 eral townships of said county.

Said election to be conducted according to the election held for State and countv officers in 1872. W. 25tf Clerk Board Co. Com. NOTICE I WILL attend at little's Mdl on Saturday next, preceding the first Th urn-day in August next, for the purK8e of registering the names of voters in Stale's TownBhip, who have'not heretofore regis! 27 11 Belh Amos Carter, J.

L. Cole, Scott Codington, H. 2 2 2 05 B. 35 Covington, 05 70 02 05 18 90 13 18 Cole, Charles Cole, Pickett Campbell, Alexander Cole, John Cole, Ned Cole, Ely Davis, George i Dawkins, J. T.

Donaldson-, Abram Grifiin, Penroy Johnson, H. T. Kelly, Archibald 1 Ledbetter, John A. Leak; Mastin Luther, Peyton McDonald, Evander (col; McKenzie, Harry McPhail, G. V.

McDonald, Alfred McDonald, William Neill, Joe Nicholson, Sandy Perkins, Isaac Pool, Seth Roberts, Sandy Smith, Turner Terry, Ben -j Thomas, T. E. WoodThomasJ Wooley, John I Wall, John Womack, Tom i Watkins, Elias 1 04 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 1 2 ll! 04 Hi 2 10 00 2 70 10 07 63 07 07 05 45' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 33 19 17 16 89 06 28 10 i 1 Vick Hebane, GEKIl.lt, HIIIPPIXCJ A.M COMMISSION MERCHANTS 08 13 01 05 41 05 18 86 01 14 32 18 4eredin said Township. Persons wishing register can do so by calling at mr 3me any day to the election. So can register on the day of election nnle it be those who become of age on that da This July 19, 1873.

JAH. S. MATHESOX, 20-3t 1 Rkoihtbab. SEA FOAM to WHOLESALE GR0GEI1X, one v. 15-tf.

WILMINGTON, N. C. nnv. '10. JAMES C.

DAVIS, Makes hkt, sweet biscuit Once used, it will never be done without W. R. 1EPRY. At to me at Law LciiL Mill, N. C.

U2r bn.sme.is entrusted to my care will be promptly attended to 15-tt 05 24.