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)■ AYfyrTKVILLE, N. C.. JULY 13, 1863.
[NO. 1*245.]
rUlNTKI) MONDAYS AND TIR'RaUAYS
KDWARI) J. Wiu: & SO’^S.
K1 IT'ins ANl> }*R(>PRIKTaU.'!
X. V,
'Vlli!. oppTi (Vo V '.Gi.K IlOTKL for ii:t> rc
*niip, 'in.i 1 h'lp"
.'ini-Weekly Or'»krvv.b
:iniinm. pi*'!
Vi’ico for I he
alviince.
For :Iie >\’ee'cly O Jst Krv.B ?1 00 pc
alVHTU!‘*.
\I)VEPvTlSKMKNTS iii-i'rioU for ?1 per ^ u xrc
■ >f l'’> for tlu‘ tir^t, nn l ■>'' ceii!.-* ■ >r t'rtili mii'
ci*el:ng jmblisM:ion. A ivertistMnentsi not oxjoel.n’ .i
hulf (>S liii. d; tiO oeuls for the tirsi iin.l
fi.r -•« jiuc.'eeiliii^ p i'''>icrtlion. Ailvorliser'; h;-o ro
t'l ;! ■' iiu'til-'or of inseriioi)! il»sire'l, or
thov will W runiiinu-i i-u f. rbi'l. m l .'hur/t'J ncfor l-
iiijTiy.
4 i ..-V. cluirge.l n ■ U'. » h1
SPK'’’!.’ '■ 'TfiTirr.
From !in I ..ter tlii> Jftfo. no name of a new siubscribor
;^i!l !>(> enfereJ witlio\it piyuient in a‘IvHn(v-, !ior will
Uie paper l.e -»*nt lo ■■■a 'h riil s.’i ibor?-- for a longer lime
t!ian is p;u'i 'or.
Siu-h of our oM subPcriVievs Jis le"^'.re lo take (lie p;i-
per ou this sy^ten> will please iiotii'y U!« when uiakinj?
remit trtiu'Cfl.
^ (Ju I(if
• to !)ti able to Pfil ,Ti iin fron« sevpui v-fi-
itil, I'.i pfr'i’n-? dnrit " 'he Summer
l.( ci'inipct;- n with thi. ’'irge lloirl, I ba~ o a
. ll-i-'lis, (’.ii rill-itiJ Si» M!e l!iat
tny criie«t:J c-»n pet st n minuto'.'^ notice
J M. lU.AlR.
Proprietor K->gb* Hotel. Aaheville. ‘i ('.
M tv V; 1 81 -vjcI
lo
JU'KKK COL’NTi', X. C.
Sprinii" are ;Mu iie i in Western North '>i'o i
1 li! .1. ;il>0M' Fii;e«*ti mil ’s ^rtim Morgartor, in a
ii’i'unt rinr>\i». bemtifu' -11)1 rmiiniic c.iuutv. ['he'
. S'M.lMll'!; in 1 f’H \LV:?r.ATK, ir. 'i 1 lo l- J
•■'qiiul I " any i;i the Tmnlry Deer, T?» ir an.t
hbouu'l u ilii- Moiint^in-).
1 He ‘’'iinp^iny h i- -u.- -.'le i iij ohi’tiniuji thefervices .
i«f an I xj>eritni '1 ir»-uil>':j i.n a .d laiiy to take chai ;re of ^
t!ie !l:nt=o. ati 1 will bo really t^^r 'ho recorition of Visit
er* bv the !«• .1 L' LY
One-FourtS of thi= prop«»ty with Three llt;:i
• Irpil acres of L-,n'l sti i^he 1 wou'd bo sold lo » per-on
Cv'tnpeient to t-ike cli-.rj;6 of t^o prtipviiy.
PIEltMONT SPRINGS CO
Mav-'l. ^3-8mrd
LInT of rHAH(;EN FOK PASSE\«LKS.
.lan'y 1, IS'iS.
n\li.
Attorney at Law,
F'avettevilt.f.. N. 0.
attend tie t'ounty and Superior Tonrts of
' I Cumberland. Harnett. Moorw and HoV>eson Coun
ties. Prompt I'Le-ition givea to the colleciiou of all
oJ.iims entru'tc'i to his hands.
Oct. 17, i^5y.
(iEO. W. W1LL1.\.>IS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers ill 4»roceri*«,
AND IMPOUTF.RS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware and Cutlery, Swedes Iron, Ac.,
HAT STRKKT, FAYETTKVILLK, t.
July 2, SGtf
I TI. ey,
iirncer and CofmniHHinn .ftrrchant,
KAVKTTKVILLK, X 0.
Jan’y 10. I>'tj5. I'i-tf
T. i\ A: K. ii. %VORTii,
I'omoiissiou aud Forwardiug Merchant
WILMINGTON, N. O.
Jan’y 28, lP*il S4tf
lAKII!
FEW LADIES cia be aci-orumotlued with board at
the Seminary.
From Fayeitoville to Wilrnington,
$10 00
“ “ “ Elizibetb.
r, l»0
“ “ “ White Hall,
r. oO
“ “ “ K»lly s I ove,
7 00
“ “ All p' ints lielow,
10 00
SECO.Nl> n.AS.S, OR DKCK..
Fr lOi Fayetteville lo Wi'iiriiij;t'>n.
S.",
“ “ “ Eliiib»th.
2 oO
*• •• WtMteJ.all.
8 '>0
“ “ •• Keily'n Cov*.
4 0)
“ “ “ .\11 p 'luia below,
•3 UO
1 S».
Frvim Wil>iiirs:ton to Farpt.’eville.
«^lu on
•• Kelly's Cove.
4 50
“ \lrhite Hal:,
5 .50
“ “ Llizibelh,
tj 50
“ “ Pr.i?pect H ill,
8 IH>
“ “ ••Ml ['oiiiiji above,
10 00
8FC0N1> CLASS, OR DECK.
From Wilmington to Fayetteville,
$5 (K)
“ “ Kelly’s Cove,
3 00
“ \\hite HaU,
4 (K>
“ “ “ .\’l points above,
5 tH)
0^.. f^ecor d Cl.ass or D - ’k P wsengers
must stay on
lower declt or pay full pricp. nr a3 Fir>»t riaos.
#agr An extra charge will be mvie for Wav Pa'Sen
gers geiiing into iJerths j-irinir day time, and for occu
pying a Uerth vrith their boots or shoes on, at the
Ji‘^cr,‘ii 'n of the Ciptain
J. A WORTH, f. r C F St’m B't Co.
ORRF! L f'r St’rg Kite and Sun.
LUTTEKLOH.
Mar 4,
U M
T. S
1S--.S
A
T. ('
Sept. 12. lK';.l.
Hooper
5"-
I'roiis nttd
dkto the tftP'i'ner A
leave at S o’ciocic. A
and Thur-d ty JD.S
April r,_i7tf] Ag t »' F.
20-tf
atler flii««
i‘. HURT will
M , on .'londav
\. WORTH,
S'.'-im i: >at Co.
JOHNSON, WILLIAMS &
J^AI/r ^lAKKRS.
W^E have thirty (3n pins now ri oi' >n nine miles
W east of Wilmingi4»a I’artU'S wi.nhing ti; suppiy
them-olvv-* with !*iU. can be furn^.-'hf I by applying to
rPHI
1 i
A. J 'hti" n, Jr , A?v
n.anairer at the wir»-.
■It
jr to
1
F lyei'cvi'.ie, lo L Page,
,T. M WILLIAM.-J.
General Superintendent
hlif
K\ll. KO.\f>.
IE Trtiinp of this RoaJ 1p!iv» hi 'im^,
■Mil; I tin exfttjHeJi at ^ ’! o«t. \ M.. and re
turning: leave Molver'sa! 1 P M.
Frf^ljht Trit>> MonIjay, WKl-NKSDAYaadFiUUAV
By ur i.*r oi the Pre^; irti'.
JN'». M R ‘^r.,
Treas'r aud .\ct'g Tr^ns. .Vj't
Jan, 22, 1^'. 1. ‘.'Ttf
Tl VK Uf.CAHl.MKM' NoRTil C.AIHH.INA, 1
-Aii.n: r.\NT Okniikal'.s Okki.'- R vlkigu Jun‘,-2') \
JAMES i’ SMITH rf und>erl'’. 1 is au'h'liized to
1 li.-ie a cornpa’-.}’ to ‘■. rve for Six Mon hrj under the
1''j'lisi'iiMi . f f.ie Pr -ideiti. F.iph pin.-p^ny willc '':-
■* SI of Mcvt'iily fiv- lut n Tti»' p>‘ivale,^ wi'l ele''t *h“ir
■iompany olli ;er.-' who wi'l be (.‘omnaiS'ionft ) .'t and from
the timo t'io i!)u-!l‘>r ro' i« fib* I in t!1i^ oHte*
D\Nf/. (5. Ft)WLE, .-\djiiI’t flen’l
•1 H'n rtiixi.ios lo rui-K' a corananv un lor the .'iboj’ au
iJi riiy a'* e / i:i as pO:^'ib!e Atiy rpry ■!(» wisiiing to
Ni-li.iiteer. may aldre^s m" at Fayetteville.
JAS. (;. SMITH
June 21. 40-7tpd
A: the sus/;Slion of srver kl fi iead.s, iha under-
fc'gn.-d prop.i.sea lo be om' of y. Voluu:eer (Niinptny, iu
r -'p-3riS“ to ih-* ree ’u jir.'iclaui-iiini of the G iVcrnor of
the Slate. Ho will tu> vti »o com'nutiiea'e por-ionally
or ;iy It'ttor^with "'ly vbo tn vy be willit.c io tender'ds
Si rvicos to th-‘S'.i ?. iii.-.'or the piiar'ntir-* «.f ihe .Act
• f th-' G n Tikl .\sS'.;nIi!y. on which the proclamarion is
(uiiiided. WhaU'ver is done, should he don“ «>''omi'tly
WALTER L STEELE
UockiuithaDi, Jiin-.' -0. 40 (»i*8tpd
\V(‘Kfi‘rii Kaiii’oad.
'PHE FllE'GllT TPi.MN on this Road will run d'liJy
I aticr this d.-iie Fmight must he ilt-livere 1 at Fay
'■lUville Depot bef >re siinHi>t lo insure its beiuK sent for
ward rn tiie Huoeeedjng d-*y. A'o freiyht rect’ved i/i the
to go l>;/ ihe same hain Uv order,
\1. RtjSE. Treas’r
atid Transporiai‘on Ap’i, 'V. R. R.
Jti'te JO, ISud. 3^ ow
rc.oitAS. ( ~
^PHE Fall Sesfcion in ihi« lii'iiiution. srill ooranienc3 on
I Wt lues'Iiy the 22 1 of July Tne price of Board
haa beeu raised to .'f2-j pe:* month. The ohargci for
Tuition, Continiiencies, &o.. retn.iin unchangi>d.
For further pariicular-i ad Ires* the undor^'^ned at
Gilopoiia, N. C DANIEL JOHNSOM.
Principal.
Juna 19, lSf.;i 81> tw
To C'ottoii Planter**.
IHAV'E been appointe I by tbe Secietary of (he Trea
sury, Chief Ageni f-r the purch%i» of Cotton for the
('oaftfderate Government within the Slate of North Caro
lina, aa l will pay for ihe same in 7 per cent R mds or
Cajth. ♦
Sub-Agenti^ visitinc: the diffe->nt parti of the Stato,
bayin* in my name, will ha»e written certificates of
af'pointment.
By order of the S--t;ret!iry of the Treastiry. all Coiton
purch-wed by mys*>!f or my agents, m nul ;ifter the
16th day of March lHij:l. ^^ul be paoi tor in 7 per cent
Doads «r Cash, and n )t 8 per cent. B.inli as sta'ed in
a former idvertise'u-*nt. Up tj th.it tim.\ however, the
per cent, b^a is wil! be fiir.aishel n. stated
P(t'rio'ic c.J'Z'us are now otFer>’ l an opport'.iaity to
ai I the G 'veram mt hy se’ iug to it tasir Coito i rainer
than lo private capi;aii.*t-».
LE VIS S. WILLIAMS
Charlo'.te, Mtrch2l. IH'i^i. [o o ] vjtf
i;ui.\u sTo %fr:.s l ou
'^PHE under.-^ign-'d have tak -n th - A cenc,' t jr tne sale
1. of M“i-«r-i W U Farrar .V ('o's G- nd ,r.,- . ar. '
have now -’u h*ad siz.'s running fr in l-'-X'-'ij inc .t - to
f*ci hy 11 inches: an 1 C’in have cut at s:i,j-t i.otice
.\N\ SIZE"^ winiel PTsons in wiat of G:"i.i 1 S'oa*'
will pl-a H'corre«p)n 1 w.th th-- u.iderbigne 1, wh j wiH
fcii . ^ uailit/uf the
^ri' as repres-;ii(ed
Gho W WILLIAMS A; CO.
Fiyfftevil!--. May 27. tf
fOMfiiilKlUTK m lilSTS.
.\-sc93ors for the County of Cumberland will
I i.i^etfi'tUOfficeof A M Campbell ou TIIUUSDAV.
-I to receive the Confederate Tax Lists 'or
this .,ot\niy, on iii« following stihjecis o! tax%tiun, ' iz:
Naval Storee, Salt, Wines a id Spiriti)Uij Liqucrrt, Tob i«-
co manuficturrd or unaianufaclured, Colton, Wool,
Flot.r, Sugar, Mol.iases and Syrup, Ricd, and other
agnciltiiral products, thu growth or production of any
ye.'ir precc'diag tho year 18G3.
•\No. all Moneys, IJir.k N >tes or other Currency on
hand or on deposite on the first day of July, and tbe
vilu-? of all crcdits on which the interest has uot bean
FAYKTTKVHiLK AU8KYAL AND ARMOUY,\
JuLT 4, 18i>3 i
J3R0P0SALS will be recr'iv^d uiitil the l.si d.-iy *>f Au-
ftt
^^om the Standard
Jl'arti:hmaster\s Department, )
^ ^ ‘ ^ Haloi^h, July |
\\ . . iloliieu, Ksrj :—j^ir; The following in
a list ol the prices ot sheeting, osnaburgs and
Full snecificafions as fo size, shape and quality of j COtton yurtis, iurnishcd by the different factories
wood, when to be cut and deliverpd. nlao tho natuni vf j in the titate to this department: '
inspection, will t>e furnished on application to
ittisi t^px'. for farnishiug !;» t;-? C it)f> ’eri e t'ta-^s,
Fayetteville Arsenal *>.nd .-Vrniory, Fif'v thnus m l
Walnut Rifle Slocks
43i30J]
Maj, F. L. CHILDS, Comd’g Officer.
Jic:%■:11>I. ACAWK n v. i
MoNEILL ACADE VI Y t« in a very h-iil*^y loc'^'iity i-1
Robeson County, 4 miles from An'tiiob and 3 from.)
pai i aud not employed in a busiaesTi the inoo.ne from • Springs Students will he uu ier the very be*>t of
which is (ax.'d under the provisions of tbig Aot.
R. W. HARDIK,
Goofed. Tax Col. for Camberlaad county.
J^tie 25 40-tf
ij(ii^4'tvoi>tli reiiiale l^eiiiiiiary,
GREENSBORO’, N C.
^PHE Fall Session of thi^ lu^titution will commence on
1 tho 4th of A'l^;U^t next.
TKKMS FOR THK S83SIU.S Of 20 WEBICS:
Board, iuuludiaK wasliing, hgbtfl. fuel, «o , $220;
Euelish Tuition $30; .Music on the Piano, Harp or Gui-
*^^’■^•^0; Vocil Music'$12 50; Oil Painting $30; Drawiug
$12 60; Grecian Piiiatia^f S15; Ancient and Modern
Lviiguages, tj.-ich $12 5 b
For further partioul-ire apply to
U1CH\RD STERLING, Principal
June 27, 4l-19tp',l
THE .\OKTH 4;i[kOI.I.1i'A ~
■MliTCAL LIFE I.NSURINCE COMPANJ,
N()W in the tenth year of successful operation, with
growing capital and firmer hold upon public oon-
fideuoe, continues to in«ure the lives of all healthy per-
soni? from 14 t« GO years of age, for one year, for seven
years, and for life—all life members sharing in the profits.
All slaves from 10 to GO years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two thirds their value.
Ail losses ara punctually paid within 90 days after
B.atisfacfory proof is presented.
For further information the publi'' Is referred to
Agents of th« Company in all parts c ' ihe State, and to
R. H. BATTLE, Secretary, Raleigh.
E. J. HALE, Agent at
Jan'y 1859. Fayetteville, N. C.
A UE.ni
The New Style, Small,
COLORED PHOTOURAPUS,
AT
VuHor*»d;iPti Gullcry.
influences both moral and social. All the exercit-es in
the School will be conductcd w’'h a view te p’^ofc.und
Scholarship—no superficialitr counfenanced. StudpDf"
will bo thororg'oly prepared for entering Ihe Freshman
or Sophomore Class at the University.
The n>xt session of this School will a mmence tho
10th of AUGUST next
Biard in good families. Twelve D-tllar'? per month.
Tuilioa per Session i.f Five Months $12, $15 and
$18 Tuition ch irged from time of entering. No'U--
duclions made except in cas-s of Frf^kn?ss
one month or more ^ R. McC.-V^KlLI
July 6.
(^edar Kails Co., 4 -1 sheeting 50c per yard;
Beaver Creek 31anufucturinfi; (’o , 4-4 sheeting
oOc per yard; cotton yarns S;;>.7/) per bunch; J.
McDonald & Son, cotton yt rns §5 per bunch, 4-4
hhoeting 5Uc per yard; 1. K. Tate, 4-4 sheeting
50c per yard; \V . S. iiattle, cotton yarn 8f) per
buncli; Ijnion Mills, 4 4 yheeting 40c per yard;
K. >1. Holt, 4-4 sheeting 4')c per yard, osnaburg
50o per yard, cotton yarn per bunch; Mur
ciiison, KeidiA: Co., curton yarn ^0 per bunch;
I’ovell & Shuford, sheeting 4*lc per yard; Coffin,
J*'ou»t iV Co , sheeting 50c per yard, cotton yarn
per bunch; T. M. Holt, cotton yarn $t> per
bunch; C. i*. iMallett, cotton yarn !j>5 per bunch;
?8s prorra'ite i j jv. L. Patterson, cotton yarn per bunch, sheet-
'V’*'iot^'d''' ' lilouut C’reek ^l.anufacturing
_ Co , sheeting 42c per yard; Itichmoiid Manufac-
ART.
WoodM ard'si Molar Camera.
Female 'r*aclier Waiilei!.
WANTED a lady to teach the higher braucben of
English with Mtt^ic, &c . in my faniily. Addrjps
A., Kliiabethtown, lila Jen couuty, N. C , s'atinir price.
43 Impd
Run tMe blockade!
WMacINTTRE has received;
, 1 Ca'ie 14(X( yds English Prints;
13 pieces Hoyles English Prints;
5 pieces Fancy Lawns;
13 pieces Mourning Muslins;
5 pieces 4-4 Mourning Prints;
10 pieces 7-8 Bleached Shirting;
6 pieces 4 4 English Shirting;
1 case Coats’Black Spool Cotton. lO^idoi. 200yd«;
1 case Clark’s White .^nool Cot ton, 100 do* 100 yds
1 case Engliah Shoe Thread, 240 Iba , ia balls;
33 setii Knives and Forks;
6000 lar^ Needles 0 to 0(X);
6 kegs Bi Carb Soda;
20 sacks Liverpool Fin? Sa!';
10 Sacks Turk Island Salt-
6 boxes Extract of Lojrwood;
10 barrels Engii.«h Copperas;
23 kegs Cut Nailc;
1 Hoeshaad Good S i,?!’*.
JulyC, lSrt3
If
43*«w
Cotton aiifl Wool C'.ardM.
) I
WOOL
box “
For sale f y
July 4
Prebjierian 3l
P.
TAYLOR
4g-3t
1
Fayetteville, Nov z->, i''i2
.\OT8CE.
4 S I expect to be absent from home a few months in
the West, .\rchihald " ’ ' '
Agent to trausact my bus;
Dec r 28, IBtiO.
Aft?r ttiix (late I u ill
pay 8 Cents per pound for rags d**-
livored in Fayeii"viilc, or at my mills
D MURPHY.
65-
.McLciin is my authorized
H tiuiii I return.
N. G. J ) '> L S.
•^8tf
on Rockti.sh.
Oct. 2. 1H«2.
WA.\Ti:i>.
2-iVjk BU.'JHEL-; WHEAT,
,OUlll.5'>0“ (’ORN.
i’errons having the above articles to sali will receive
Ihe highest (’ash price by c.alUng on Mr. .M Th iinason,
at the Merchant .Miil^. F lyettev.lU*, or uU !ue subscri
ber at his old Btanl on .M.^rket S.juare.
ALLa. jr»HN;iON, Jr.
N-v. 5. l-'i2. 7-‘>if
AKlfiV HARAi:s»«^.
1AM prepareJ to manuticture all kinJs of W-;gon
Harness fur .\rmy use. 1 tan my le;*ther and cuu
give g(...d bargains. .Vgent.s will do well to send their
orders to me as they nii.ill have prompt attention, and
Bent ott in i^uick dispatch. Ji *HN (’.VRtEIl.
Goldston P. O.. Chatham Co., N. (/'., ) ,
June Vi, lH*i2. }
)200 IbK. Ilium
Oet. 1').
Arabic lor wale l»v
J. R. LEE.*
69tf
I*. TAYLOR
F F E R S F u R SAL E-
/ 10FFLE, Sugar, Flour, Rice, T diac; j and Soa{\ P ;*-
V-^ d%r. C'lokiug Soda, wiiite an i Coi d djiuoi XUroad,
Comb'., Pins and Need'es, Hals an 1 Shoc-s.
Ono box of sundry Gjods just received from (’h i-leh-
ton. 2 tine cloth tJioaKs I'-r L>*di^s; Gentlemen’s tine
Gaiterb; Grtcn and B^v' k Toa.
P. TAYLOR.
June 1,18r.3. 3:^, Km«tl
AOTICi:.
LL my N tes an l .\ ;couuts are at R. D
oolb*.
the same
money is plenty
May 7, IX'i.i.
AOTICi:.
IN conse'iupnce of a ne-je«sary s' tppag.? of the R >ck-
fish Fft'o' iry far loveral w-ieu. i > coiU'', i'>r the pur
pose o" rejjait-s, tjn uoiuj’^ny will hav-^ no hiieciiiiffs t .u
Bale till Iurtn^:r n Aice
March 22.
A'
Davi.s's lur
!ion. H-! i- a'lihonz-d t / receipt by i;i“ for
Now is the time to pay your debts while
JAMES BREE'-.K.
2>ilf
C r 1I.\UH, Pies t.
3700 Boxes of the Southf rn Hepatic Tills
Have been ortlered In one day.
''pHI.'^ c -I'lHiuation of' ^:>e iicini s w i lirs! prepared by
1 the pr. j-ri'tor iu I'-'J-'i, when he was pronounctl by
thrt e ei)iin-‘nt f*ir‘-i‘iir.s in a .''■i I'h- rn ciiy. a- in an
t Iviinc-* 1 st.a^ ‘ of ’ insirnp'i .a. Pill-s i Ari
He i“ n w over seventy years of a/p a’ld in discharge of
Hotiva p' 'fes.sion .1 di;t;.»s. Th‘.':r gi^o 1 etl'ects upon
.thers iT I el su^'i n dem in i for iheiu th it he wa-'com-
pel'ed to ! ••‘ist fro'u s’ipplying them gratuitously
They are not recomm-ni i-1 by tho proprietor as p’-)od
far ali di- i-e«. Irct only for “iich as arise from DIS
ORDERS OF THE LlVhR Many pers-)us have testi
fied to thi'ir g ) )d etlVcts in Chills and Fex rrt, Bilious
Fever, Pneumoni'i. . ii"r.
Rea I the fi''l"w;ng;
S. D. WAI,I.^cl5 K-'j., Presjden! of the Wilmington
I and WeMon Rail Real, .\u;;. 3-', r'''>2, says; “It Las
i been said that “Dv-pki'sia,” is our niHr’nil disease
H .wever this may be. it ca.i8*'d me long aiid sevi.Tt sut'.
f.':-:ng. Provid.*ntialiy a frie;jd famished me with a
few hox'“ ‘'if the “//'■/ i ic pm , " an l i'k u- oi fy:s
perferi'd i ciiTe. l:i nr.y family th'-y have been use i
\ freque^V'y wi:h wiin-.\ui-.ni; my ac'^uiint-
I aiices. v\iwi ca.'j'.i or'.ginri ir.fr')m di'e is liver, hav-.*
; he.*n reit-'ve i and cured by thfrn. 1 regirl tlierr. an
xnr ib.’i'::'. rteli^i le, and t ['lea-'iTe in forwarding
this V >i'nt iry tril.ite. '
I Col .1 >its WftKMix. of Goldsboro’ N. C., Aufi. 14.
. lPt)2, S'lys; ‘1 have ii -L’d the South'rn ILj.itic I'llU in
; my family here and aNo on my plantatidn in .\1 lyiama.
I and alwuys tctih surrrss. I have a valuable servant girl
! who had been a long ti.me undor treatment far constimp-
■ tioTi. without receiving any benefit Almost in ne’’ ex-
I tremity. 1 was indued to try the Ihp-iUc I'lHs. They
I werp (riven according t j directiins, an i she is now Wt-11,
’ entir-^'.y restored hy them. •A siin.lar ca-;e occurre>l
amcng my servants in Alabima. For livor an i lung
. dir'p iv‘!s I have perfect cori.fidrice in them."
i Full directions and nth-r certif.c'itejs will b.- fo'in t on
the wrap per of each box.
' Pri'e. .?1 a b..i; $10 a i tz--u; 5 •'! a gross. Retailed
'• at the I>ruggis>s Fjr 1 tw-;lve b'X is w *1 be eeni
I fr^e to iny part of the (';n!’pderacy where there are no
; druggists N it Iphs than a d .7,:in boxes will be sent by
thp provrietors. T i-h ni-iai aoo-Tmpuny order-t. (Ihocks
j on local bflinkB taken.
I W DUK dS. Wilsoa. N O
i terFor sale in F iy-‘;. vilU> by V>. .J. HTNSDALK.
April 2-'). 22-'5in; d
Re:WAR».
AN.v'V \Y 'in ^Ion I'ly 2-'>t.h May, my Boy NELSON;
IMIA T RI A T!li: RI.OCKAIU:.
MIE Ua U-r-ig;i.-J ;Vi . t >r saio on > of T .:!■ >i \.
P.ruh-Ts SIEAM V.V .MILLS c.-mp' t,', 1^ Hors-
pow r, w.!l s-w tr );n 2 to •') th .a-i'ii !eet L-itm.-r prr
lay: si’ua-e 1 2} mil-.' frjrn .M’lver’; D‘(oi. Western
R R n lU a ■ ti u ■-rj i 1 lad in \* )ri h •'ir.i'.i-
ni. T:"is.' i:i win! wdl ailre-s mo ** 1'. ;yp!, the pre
s.-at termiuus W. R R. For } ir l y.inrs r^-fer t J. \S .
G'ln'er, Kimbohon, t ;.ithini, N C . or N .A S'elinan,
t'lyotteville, N C.
J iHN A. .M DO.N VLD.
(Jaklan i, N June 18. o'J Im
PHOTOGR APHS can be ht.d at VanorsdelPs Skylight
Gallery, Hay sireet, opposite Marble Y'ard, Fay
etteville, N. C.; plain, retouched, colored, in water
col T , oil and pastilc; from small to life siie. Ambro- :
types. Melaneotypes, and all other styles of Pictures i
pertiia' ig to the Art. Also, Gilt Frames, Gilt Mould
ing. G' •■'1 for very large pictures—as large as 26 by 36
inches, 'ord and Tassels for hanging pictures; Instrn-
ments. Stock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life
site colored Photographs made from jjmall pictures.
•t-vvm^ n-p^noTiMntlv located hero 1 hope to merit
your patronuge. I wonttf also ret ora my sincere thanks
f r the liberal pitron;;ge bestowe-J on me heretofore by
tbe gjod people of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M. VANORSDELL,
Photographist aud Proprietor.
Dcc’r 2u, 1859 77
Marble Factory,
fayetteYllle Ar*enal and Armory,!
Fatettsvillk, N. C . June 29, 1163. j
%VAATED.
Having received authority from the Secretary ot
War to iaoreitse the strength of the presfnt Corps
at thi^ -\rsenal, the jod-rsi;rn»*d will etiliet one hun
dred (100) non eonsmpt* f«r th»t purpostt,- Those luh-
jsct to consciiptiou need not apply.
Tracsfers and exobangei of cim now ia itrvioa *8*-
c >1 be made. ,
MATTIIF.^ P. TAY'LOR, fapU C. S. k.
Fayetteville Arst'nxl and Artnoij, i
Fayettivi’!'', N. (I, June 29, lsii3. /
W A ATFO-
LBS. FODDER or HAY. Ap-'lvto
Capt TAYLOR,
Ai the Araenal.
A OT h i:.
LL th'.sc in 1 :b:1 to th - i^st.kte of the la'.e .\ngus
tiaw are r^. s-.i.,l i,> c\.i anl seiile thi? same by
tne 1st of .Vugu.si. ar-x^ or they wili tin I their Notes
and accounts iu the h^ods of an olb.^er for colle;;ion.
J.VMES Jr>NKl.'Ss, .Vln’r.
June 22. l>-;3. o t-i.Vl
isw -Tixn:
if'*.‘ '1
^*^.1 Ri:WARl>,
\\nLL be pud
U Pr.Al'Eii. s; .1
Juue 17th, LS'id.
a'^'ive rew ird wnl h
()ly to R .MiJcUeii.
Juue 2't
r t e reo )v ?ry of i
;n It^-ni m;- A' tr>
due Pistol is No
p lid oLi reT )vi-riu;;
o M.
I COLT S RE
! 'Va. ui Yard
1 The
the s i-,;o ,\p-
TWO iKMIR’i \m'l
F.tv«-U'vii;e,
J ■...'•y 20. \ 0
I.ATTDER,
(’. T. iniKI? & SDNS' RTORB
C.
8t-
LUT li-;RL'tH.
'.tipd
W
ii*(iial
i; iliip.-l II' to d i vs
taia, w tu Upon )■'
fiCloci^ade
■ve s.i'iulJ ti-iv" d ,ne ^e-
elt aii'i cut loosq irjiii the
A*> ii*(iial tlu'
JILL
lot'
cuoiny. I'ne pr ipri.»tors navinjr s;artedi*ie m mutac-
lurujg of iii Kiu.H of lioBlllN.S f ir Faciories iti the
Sjutoeru S ites, will !.e atjl? t i ti.i ord-Ts at short
uo'-iotj. W ;ra deliveroi in F»
Address
M.iiicae-
J ;ine 9, 1 H'-i.
1\AVETTK% II.LK
MFTl AL IXSI RAXTE COMPIXY.
$267,688 2b
5.077 35
Capit.il in Premium Notes amounts to
Ca:n on hanil aud other assets,
ettfT-lle, N C.
D. L. KIVEi r,
•T, Cuiiibcila-’id. N (’.
3ti-tiin pil
i t be in c
a.'cd aViOUi 2
tne ot $25 for bi
June 1.
r CO ii; b-xion >in I w \i.'iis about 1-’j > lbs.;
5 .rs I viili ray $5'd for his l-^l very to
confinement in .lail.
N A.
STEDMAN.
:j:^tf
SALT!
^ A'JKS fjr Hale by
Deo 22.
J^ALT!!
ROBERT MITCHELL.
88 If
W^aikti'd Smiiiediat^ly,
1 M I Wi'l JUNIPtUl .SHINOLK.S, for which
LU.WM/ ih? hig >>si ca-h pric» will be piii.
—\L.SO—
\ vo’ip of large, well brok’ O.'IEN. Apply (o
D ANDERSON & t.'o ,
Eagle F Hindrv, F lyci'eville. N. C.
.Mar-!. 7, 18r,.-?. ‘ 9:f
lyo
TOISACCO. ;
BOXEo ViRtilNlA i>)H.\CCO, various grades, ^
for bale on consignment, by
GEO. W WILLIAM.S CO. !
May 23. i
Sole l.ieatiier wanted. !
OArWk heavy well tanned SOLE LEATHER, I
^UUU suitable for Belting. Apply to
D. MURPHY.
Fayetteville April 14. 2t)if
Adiiiiiiii^tratorN ilfotice.
The eubacribsr having at December Term, 18o2, of
the County Court of Cumberland, qualified as Aji-
miaiatrator upon the Estate of Neill 0. McNeill, dec d,
notifies all persons having claims against the Estate to
preseat them within the time limited by law, otherwise
this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
r^juaested to make prompt paymeat.
EBGTOa MoNllLI*, Atim’t.
»M. 10, im. ^ ‘
Coal .liifiie.
'^PHE undersigned wsre, ar the Novetuber Terra of the
I Confederate Co’tr'. Di.'^trict of North Carolina, ap
pointed Managers of the Egypt Coal Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for the p'irp.)so of
mining and selling f/Oal, and solicit orders for the same
in any (iesired quantity. ()rderB for any amount “lan
be ?upp!ied on short notice. The Coal from this pro-
neriy is um ioubtedly the beat in the Confederate States.
Applications way ho made to (!has B Mallett, Fayette
ville, N. C , or James Browne, Charleston, S. C.
i CHARLES B. MALLETT.
I JAMES BROWNE.
I Fayetteville, Jan’y 20, IStjS. 96tf
To Farmers auJ i tenuiisiers, j
ASSl.-Jl'ANT tjU.UtTEKM XSl'iOR OtO.'I’S Oi'l'iCE. !
RiciiM >xi>. . IditiJuiv LS’id. ji j
TVX IV KIND.
'^j^IIE fillov»i:ig is tho .-ysieiu a lopted for the collection
1, of th3 tax lu kind;
At ollioer of tne (J i itler.u is:«r G -u.;i' »L's Defiurt-
lueui is assig-isd to tn- s;..eei il ch-n-ga ot the siiij -ct.
.-\ Ooiitroiiiiif; ju vrt riiia-ter, w.ih itie ran’ii of \i >j >r,
IS HSiiigtnj.l t-j e.ioii iSfii.;. i' I 'I I’ .wi 4 i.ri. IT
with th^ r.kii-i. 01 t .ipiaiu, t > '■ ao’i C tugre s'Oii .1 Dis-
l-rluc. MTllvrtu lu .^1.l-Ue H
Ea. u Coag. e.;‘-:i inal L’istriet will be i*u'idivi i»;d by
!h»: Pj31 (.^ I irie:- n is-er lu c i* ? o- it iiilo si'> 'niiis. foi
the t-ofiv-iiicat iteiivery l>y tne t .x ;j ly jr >>: in » j;io: » of
prod.ice, ail ag--:i:s wiil .i- a;ij. iti rl :>y iNai olU; -rlo
Lake cn V.’11 he Ifp.tls t ) -'e ••st itil, ^tiv line le.ii s.'C'i.jn.
l’>. t.»re t ‘c-"'- d ■}) 1 1 c 111 I) ‘ e >t i'.o: !ie ), ortii ; issesa
itieii'>■ r-'1 iir.-1 lii. ier the I ^ o". ri i Ic. thii (.rjjiJ of |
siiiligrMo. nay a.ii tin-..dij) oi w jol tor t;:e prcs.-nt j
jfHi' will have been simt-,-! j
T I relieve t’.ir 11 Tri I ■ I'.I : .1 ‘ ri-lc^nl in ' mve..;. no,-? \
of s'onu;' Oi - G (;ei‘iriiiriii porii ti, as ^.!ll as (u n'i.ain
iiniiit hate suj.plies f .r tiie u--j of the irnij-. • .t- i>.*part- |
me-it ail'll itiZ's and r-'i'u-st-i taraii rs ;-!silii>g luar j
1 p.)sis w:iere 4 latierinasu'! s arc u wstaliuue't t j d -iiver
the G)verum:n''; ten'h. or a:iy [lan of i' to that 4
•ii.s-tr.
Under the l.iw, fa.'oi-r.i are requi 'ed to leliv t th:-ir
tentii at depots n >t. inir ; thaa eig't miles tr):ii the
pi 4C.-3 of pro iaoiion. If ihey will aehver utub r toi.s re-
.pi,;s|, the Guv-rn.oieai w il pay for tne ir.mspi,rtaiion
tti excess ot eigtit m ie.-i T.ie Q.i »r!erina.si or i i-.-r-'ivuig
proiiuc;- und-.-r this ru « wiil give i»t,-.'>pts to the jirola-
c jr as evidence ihai, bo ’nu?*i of n.s tax is pai I And
as tho Post (^'larlermaster of the C jng; c.?i in il District
is r-sponsibi4 for tne te.iih, after t;.e assessor h.as es-
tablisUed an-i m ide it knowu to hi;u. the Quarter;ipi-ter
to wuom tne pf'jd.ioe is delivered will also receijit for ii
to the Post larter'uasi'-r of tn-,- Distric, who wiit eu-
d'»tsd a copy of the reoeit't upon t le assessor’s estimate
before tiansferriuj^ it to the ig/uts at th^ receiving de
pot. LARKIN SMITH,
A. Quartermastir Ge leral in charge.
Juue 18, 1863 41-lm
Total, $272,765 61
Tbe Company have paid all loKses promptly, and
have never ma le an assessment on their premium notes.
Total U,sses paid, $29,682 69
f)Krioi.Rs;
GEO. MoNElLL, President.
D. A. R.W , Vice President. »
C. A. McMILLAN, Sec’y.
Ditt«CToRS;
W. N. Tillinghnst,
S. J. Hinsdale,
Wm. McLaurin,
T. S. Lulterloh,
A W'. Steel,
J. G. Cwok,
Hon 1. G. Shepherd,
R. F. Brown,
A. E. Hall,
lin CoUiriri aud C. .McOuninien. Traveling Agenia
gyrt*~Th;» Company invito application:'..
'TTy '-o, 1 oo 1. »»»
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover,
S T. Hawley,
N.athan .\. Ste iman,
(• B. Mallett,
James Kyle,
A. McKethan.
J. D. 'ft illianis,
S. W. Tillinghast.
I Wilm’gton.
4iti]
FOR SALK.
8TE\M S\W and GRIST MILL, located in up
per end of Marion Dist , S C.. soTea miles west of
Lutle Rock. Engine twenty h irse powe"". dou^^’e cilin-
dric boilers twenty-four fert long, t birty inches .jiamcter.
The Saw. Belts, Rjbjers—all toe gearing in c mpleie
order. The very best ,j'j-ill’y of grijt rocks
The services of ft cunpetent Eng;neer an I M i^hinist,
capable of running an t’ keeping the whole ia thorough
repiair, may also be secured. Confederate Notes oc
Bonds satisfactory tend>r For particulars, applv to
J. A. FalWs at the mil!, M Hughes on the siea»ner Poi-
tewiy, plying between Wilmington anl Fort (’asw’ll,
or the subscriber at Gilopolis, Ribeson countv. N. C.
J. C SUTHERLWD.
.Iiine 29 42 7'pd
Sa%i and ^ri^t .Yflill lor >»ale,
A’l Al’CTlON.
Iwill sell at public oile. on Tuesday, July 14, my Saw
and Grist .Mills, licated ne-'ir tiie ir.i'Uth of Cross
Oroek. Th-.'S.' railX are in g-iod nnnii.g orUer. In
tending to ch.a;igc my bitsiuess, I oiler tnem for ta c.
They can be exiaine.l any time on ihe pr.-mises.
Terms—One-third casa, oud-third m six, ami ono-
thir I in twflve nionths.
ARCH D McLAU HLIN.
JOHN 11 COOK, Auci’r.
Fayetlevilia, June 27, 1803. 41-o^pd
Cottosi A’'arii lor Wool.
JOTICE is hereby ri^eu that ufter this date (cxcept
lu cases where we niv-bargained for Aool ifoird
ing toibc i^rms of o'lr -i Iv r»ise'.ient, .>f the oOih of
May, which ter.un are aow r v ik* 1.) we wi;l eiv.- 1 bun
die of Coti >n Yam f-«r 4 lb -, o* Wool uii» or
3 lbs. washed and pick J. I’i.M ch tuge is mal ■ at the
ini-tanco of the U tartcrmasv. r a' Rvl igb, in ord^r lo
tnak" tho tortus of ,x'h'u>;re mif.':n Uiroushou' the
SiH,.,. (tLO W W11.L1VM> .S: lO.
Fayetteville, J'r'e’2'.*, l.sCo. -litf
Spun Cottoji Eschaiiffed fur Lard.
WE wiil give S "in (Jo:ton in part piymrnt for L\RD ^ ‘ •'•-i*
ovu' F iC’ -ry on P r^on St, i kimi. >((1
N'
|»\NK
D vi,i
%VAATKII,
of North Carolina,
South (^lrolina,
W
NOTES
niH an.l Georijia.
5), N.)r;h ’kr)lina six per cent. Fundable Notes.
■ M, North Carolina six per cent B >nds, new issue.
W, R RK’H VRDSON k CO..
Brokers, Raleigh, N. (].
*. -ivc’o 9
I .*». U v> 111-1. 0->
.■rv till’ (iruc'e, lor sale at out
A Me LA UC HLIN x CO.
I.Av
Factoky
Bilt TOif>l-:a' —For sale at
our FiC'ory McL-. Ui.HLIN .S;, (-)
Favet^evillp, ./'111.'-2;'. dl-lmpd
turing Co., sheeting 80c p-r yard, osuaburg 40c
per yard, cottOD yarns S4 25 per bunoli; Cross
(’reck (.'o., cotton yarns ^?5 per bunch; Fayette
ville -Mills, sheeting 4’>c per yard; I)feep Kiver
Manulacturing Co., sheeting 50c f/or yard, cotton
yarns ?.') per Imnch; Linebarger »S: Co , cotton
yarns i?O.50 per buneh; Fhifer Xusler, cotton
yarns ?»! per buneli; Clarke A; Powell, cotton
yarns S;).50 per bunch; Murray ct brothers, S*').50
per bunch; NevjUn & j^on, cotton yarns S8.75 per
bunch, sheeting 87^c per yard.
i’ours resp’y, II. A. Down,
A. Q. M. N. C. Army.
Briij. (jfii. jr. //. Lf>e.—The act of the
yankce cavalry which entered Hanover, on Satur
day, of seizing Gen. \\ . H. F. Lee, severely wound
ed as be was, and forcing him upon a long land
journey, to be conveyed to sonic of their prisons,
is ijuite cruel and brutal enough to be perpetrated
by yankees. His wound is said to have been in
that condition in which perfect quiet is essential
to proper treatment, and indeed to safety. On
the contrary, excitement and motion must occasion
peril. Hut the yankees, alike insensible to all
feeling of delicacy and common humanity, were
too glad of an opportunity to gratify their malignity
towards a brave foe, who is hated all the more for
his noble traits, since tbey can neither imitate nor
emulate them. Gen. Lee, too, is the son ot that
great leader of "the Southern army' who has frus
trated their grand schemes and powerful efforts
to take this city. To have in their possession,
immured in their dungeons, the son of the Wash
ington of the South, is a sweet, a delicious reflec
tion. That to do this he had to be racked over
miles, in greate.«t torture, only heightened their
sati.sfaction. Oh, miserable, ignoble, and con
temptible yauk- e holdiurs! who thus seize, helpless
in bed, and l>ear oii’ Ivom hirs home, a severely
wounded gentlemen and soldier, whom 3’ou could
- 11'*^ ^ .. r* . 1 1
Brutalities like this are paiuful to hear of, and
would excite reflections somewhat akin to despon
dency, were it n.»t for the conviction, which all
who trust in a loyal people and a just Providence
t;;ust feel, that there i.s a retribution for them all.
liLuerjl Lee's case is but another addition to thi
sum of wrath which our enemies arc steadily heap
ing over their heads.—Riclunond Ulspatvk.
Arifiimciititm a/ JI >niinem.—A portion of tbe
4th Kentucky cavalry, under Hines, have
invaded Indiana, and burnt and destroyed every
thing they could lay hands on. The Louisville
.iQurnal is very indignant, indeed. It says;
‘•It is to be hoped that these thieves will be
caught and executed murderers and common
pirates. War has enough of horror and blood
shed without the heartleas brutality which has
characterized the march oi these men, and we be
lieve that a swift and terrible reVribution is close
at hand. U is hardly possible for them to escape
out of the St.xte, ar.d, if caught, the Hoosier blood
is too much up to .>-p ire the lile of a single one of
tho’n ”
We hope that ihr?sc “thieves,” as the Journal
cali^^thc:u, will be rewarded for their daring by
escaping scot free with their booty, and thii on
th('ir way out they will cool the “Hoosier blood”
by copious venesection. One would suppose, from
the way tbe Journal talks, that yankee raiders
nevt'r damage so much as a blade of gra.ss. As
robLl authority is ol uj value, the following quo
tation from tlie correspondence of the N. Y. Times
is respecffullv submitted:
‘• The counties of .Mathews and ( Jlouccster were
scoured. All the warehouses containing grain
Wi-re sacked, the mills burned, and everything
that could i;i any way aid the rebels were de-
str.iyeU tir captured. oOd horses, 25() head of
I e.ittle, 2'MI shrop and lOG mule-^, together with a
i lar,;,‘ number >! eoiitraliatidx, were brought back
I Ly the I'iiidcrs.
) ‘•■/'II.' r*b*J l'ariiier.s wt»! ail taken by surprise.
t. ex\)Uct“d a deiuuurttration of the
’ kind. Not r.iily were tiiey made ti* surrender
> tiiini; that coiibi lie ut tiic leant use to us,
litjf fh' i/ tort rttinpilhil 10 he sihtif xj»rt>itors to
*!>• n of th ir (njririthural irnpleinents."
A07I1 Aivrst lTO£5’.^ AOTH K.
V ^ 'r B ^ b7 i "7 '•'
*9 1 B. S.i# I DfCi.'i^o'ii.
■'.lii UNDF.R -i'lNEI). both having en^crel the tnili- | q^rjj.- IV.i.T^i.;iied having hi N ven.ib.er Tfrrn l^'‘-2 of
avy s >rvi-!e of fiie Coufe leraie States of Amcrioa, j of piea. and Q'lari.T
County da'y >41 ilirii 1 ,-\ tii.iii’sts-a:
SPOOLS and
Cotton MilK
The Cedar Falls RoV
biu Co. arc now prepared to furnish, at
short notice, &ll kinda^ of BOBBINS,
quills, &o , suitable for Woolea and
J. M. ODELL, A^enU
.(Mm ftXiM, H. 0., aulj 1865.
8$'6goi|>^
iifAiLs rott .sale:.
1'^HE HIGH SHO.-VL"? IRON CO. are prepared to fill
. c;*ah orders for Nails, at their factory, in Gaston
county, N. C. Nails will be delivered at Iron Station,
oa tU« Wumingtoa,- Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad.
Address HIGH SU0AL8 IRON CO.,
Icoot Linooln toaaty, N. Ck
Jfao* 19,1%S8. - *0.a«Rp4
■r^r>v Tiotic“ to their oil customers and friends,
!h:it tiii-y h'lve appointed John I). Starr .an I John D.
'Viliianis, o! this pla'-.e, their attorneys to collect either
•■eparaiely or cotjointly ail moiieys due them e’!h;:r by
account or n >te. and otherwise 10 ai!enl to their bu-
;!ineiis generally during their absence. They rjspect-
iuliy ask all persons in Icbtei to them to call as prornpt-
iy au v.os.«role oa their agent? make payment.
ii'iAitri & WILLIAMS.
Sept. 15>, 18^1
Palma Cliri^tfi ISSeaii».
TuIE substfrib.^r will p.ay the highest cash prices for
any quantity of Palma Christi Beaus.
J. A. WORTH.
Favettevillp. Oct 8. 6(-tf
COW LOST.
My COW is on East side of Cape Fear, somewhere op
posite to Campbellton, being driven into the river
by boya and can’t fiind her way back. She is marked
with crop in each ear, has a bell on, white in her face,
white on back an-1 belly, red on neck and sides. Who
ever will (.ake her up and let tne kuow it, or bring her
up to me ia Campbellton, will bo liberally reww^ied.
The B&id cow was bought ia tbie upper part of Bladen
ooanty and may probal^ find her way back to that
kOQonty. JNO. WAT30N.
f joQ« ia» l»«». ^.
L. J. Brad-haw. d*'C i, iipreby -^ivv
• >ns ot "
^ f.f the 1
D once n
;>son
te 01
r-
}'oii;- J',‘III,pie.—The ancient Romans were ac-
eu^iouu d to j.Lc; the bust.s ol their distinguished
aiie storM in the vo>tibulo'- of their houses, that
t!u‘s tiiig’it be eontinu illy rcruin Jed uf their noble
'leiji.s. Tiie juung grew up to reverence the
w irtliic' whose st itut.s they daily saw, and to eiiii:*
late tiie virtut s which gr»-. e their ancestors such
L-!iiig fa.no. We can easily conceive how tho
si.ibr of these images, as the young went uut and
came in, day after day, and week after week,
im-
vvill ;:i’ke iwi■
law or thio notico w.n n-' p
AiS'i, p.-rsons luleoietl lo s.-.i i Est.a;
mediate payment. ,
J. W. GEDDE-S.'s. Adm r.
Aprils [au’FO.] ll*2tU
3on« having clai : 8 .giin>t sal 1 Est it-to pjvse'it thetn 1 hearfs for good. The i
duly authenticated au I witf n tI'.c ^itn ;’ ■'“Ci> j ression ot a single day therefrom, though very
or ,h,. ...ic, -.11 b. t,„ o. Ih rv I J
be deep
In these days we have no busts of honored an
cestors in the porches of our dwellings, but we
have something more imprestsive. The charac
ters of living parents are constantly presented for
the imitation of children. The example is con
tinually sending forth a silent power to mould
young hearts for good or ill, through the in^ress-
ible period of childhood and youth. If it be con
stituted of the highest and purest element*, the
results will be unspeakably precious. Sons and
daughters will become patterns of propriety and
goodness, because their parents arc suoh. The
former will be as “plants grown up in their youth,’
THE DIXIE
T?OR the Little F. Iks. .V further suppl.v a- wh ^lesale
r or retail by E J HALE k SOt^S
"cTarriawe a.^o harae^s
FOR SALE.
ALaree second hand CARRIAGE, with seats for Bix
persona. Also, a set of DOUBLE HARNESS, very
little used.
May 25.
E. J. HALE.
^oiitliern Songster,
Arranged expressly for ^mp. Prioe 60 ^^e latter as “corner-stones, polished after the
received.
Tone 20
E. J. HALE & SONS. | aimilitude of a palace.’
Blaak Warrants far salQ here*
Blanks for sale at this Office*
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