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AYCTTEVll.LE. N. C., MAY 2, 1864
{NO. 1328.]
'MMNTKD 'JONMAYJ^ aN1> TUni'^U^YS
KOM l!U> J. HALE k SOXS.
FriToKS and PROPRIETOIIS
p-\i 1
Pri'«> fa-'Tni-Wpelilv OnsiBv»« flO 00.
a Uancp
*
Forihr r)KaKRVKi> ?6 00 per mtniuR. pitij in
ft lvq»ioe. ,
l;j6f“Al>VERTISEMENTS inHerttxi for S- p*;r s* uaj'e
of Miioh for the first, auU one ilnlUr for c»oh suc-
oee iiiijf publication. AilTertii»emeuts not exceedinjt a
hal' squaTe (eii;ht lines) $1 for tbe firs* and 50 cpor«
for cft5h «uoce^ing publioalion. Adrertieerfl are re-
^u«t (ei to state th^ numb«r of iuMertions de«irel, (vr
they will Kfi oontinned till f-’rhid. and charjfod accord-
tnflv.
Advertis»*n„.Dls nantinited i*uiek, ohitrfred n«i new ad-
Tertirtemem '
^ j 8BOOND CLlStJ, OR DBOlt.
8PE0L .L NOTICE. [ Frori 'VilmLngtoa to Fiyetipvi'.l.',
From au ler thisdale, no name of a nvw sul>»crlt>cT j ** “ **
irill te entered without payment in ail^inoe, nor wilt ! ,, ,, Al!*T‘Oi!ir( abo^t'
the paper be seat to HU'b subscribers foi •« lMiger tin.« j jp^fleoond Jlw# or Dck Paa8eaCM
LIST OF €HiR;KS FOK PASSGXIifillS.
The rollawiog r»t?s 'tf (’nh»H7e ’’ Hp i -w'»u .
our Sit'^m.’rs: —
i>owm. .
Fr.>nt ■^'jyjtt riMe to Wiltniu^fon, OtJ
Eliinb^fh, lo 00
•• While Hall, -.{U W
“ 0-Te, -1 tX>
“ .'^.1 ) be'i’W, 00
SECOND*OLAScJ, OB OKCX .
F->'i- K .ypifoTi'te to '''’lu'in^’ioo, flO '^0
'• •' “ EIi*abe‘b, 5 00
W»«iehan, ' TAK)
*■ ..II KpI'j’., i’cre, 'i 0'
Ail p.'HlifH b»'’o%, 10 0\‘
UP.
Ft tim Wt!min^*on to Fav‘tfev»lle, S30 00
Keliy’b 13 60
“ 'Vbit» F.\lt 16-60
" “ BMzHbe’li, 00
“ •• •* Proapeoi H»li, 'i-* 00
“ “ “ All |>oini« ab;»Tc*, * >10 00
Ibac 19 priid for.
Sttoh ot oi»' oU .iubsoribers at* aesire to t iki- tha p^i
per on this .sj steaj will please notify us wIk'h ntakini;
remitiniio*'!'. Jau'j 1. 1S58.
IfVW. vTJTrX,. .WrliVf 1’.
Attorney at Law,
'i^'AYEri'SVILLE, X.
WIi.L attend ibe County and Superior Coiirtd o{
Cuaiberland, KAruett, Moorr aii'l llobosju Coun-
tiM. Pi’oiupt attention given o th.-' loHootiiin «>f nil
I low-r leek tit T>»y fuU pri
elalma eutniPied to hix hands.
Oct. 17, l86Vt.
5d-if
JO». UTJLEV,
fii'orrr and i’ommianiBn Jtenhant,
FAYKTTKVILLK, N
Jau y 10,
NATHINA brKKU v.n! wh h.hkrnaru.
I\. A. HTVAm\^ A: I’O.,
UHOLI::SALi: l\D flErili. iKILKKS
A N 1>
C4>m111O.nKU'H4IfT
.fo. 19, Hag street,
KAVKTTKVn LK, N (V
April l!u. -'•tt
B a W iRTH.
I* O W-vKTH
H. a. iiAMir.i.
WORTH & CO.,
ComiDissiou aud Forwardiog BSerch^ts,
Street,
WlhMlNGTON, N 0
Oct lU. 7?5 liffi
WAilTE».
2CAi bushels wheat.
,OUU l.VKt “ OORN
Per*»onH bavttit; the aboT*r articles to sell willreceiTe
liie hight'i Outsit prioc iiy calling oa .'fr M Thomason,
at tiie Me.ch im Milis, P»iyeUeville» t»i' ->0 tbe «iibf:cri-
ber at bi“ olii »:aul oi Market Square
.\LEX JOHNSON, Jr.
Nof. o. 18o.
AK^IY HARIVE^.
F AM pr« pured to raaruiaoture all kinds of Wagon
X Hamebtt for Army use. 1 tan my leather 'in-l can
fit* good baigaiu«. Agents will do well lo send their
•rdera to nte as tb y shall liaTc prompt attention, and
i«nt off in qnick disnatcl'. JOHN f^ARTER
Qoldsion P O., Obalnam Co., S. C., I
Jnne l!i, 18ti2. | ‘
llOO lt>«. 4«itin /'Irabie for sale hy
.1 R. LEE
►>9if
M
Oct. }h.
Alter this date I will
pay 15 Cents per pound for raj^s, or
tl>« Ui»;he8t market prio«’. deliverod iu
vuv imiii* .i;^ tioc-&Dnii.
7 'f
Fayottevjlle, or
FeVy I'i. ISUi
Wanted to PCircliase,
W
fiaiEKM KAIL ROADSTOOK;
Bf.i'k No'e“:
Owld »n>i
North Car'tlina TicaMury Soiei (PundAMt: )
•* *• •• aud
*• “ Bouds, old and u^w;
Cotinty jf Cu-nV>erl'invl Boatis:
Town of Fayetteville fronda;
Qreeurii.uru' $1 and >2 Certiiicaiee,
Ooofe leraie 7 and 8 per cent. Bonds;,
of $15,000,000 loan;
“ of Town and County Bonds;
" of oid North Carolina Bonds;
•T. S. LUTTERLOU.
OoL 12; lB(j3. 71»f
OKUXASCK DItPARTMEXT, i
Ralbioh. N. C., May 8, IStii. /
LEAJD wanted.—I wish to purchase Lead for t^le
DcpKrtm^nt. Pernons havtufr large or 8mall quan
tities ifi:i ploanti apply at ouof. WiU give I puuud of
POWDER i >r 10 pou.ids ol t.E\D
TH.'XS D HOQQ. Capt. C. S.
tt^tf In chargo of —
Pallua Cliri^ti Beams.
The anbboriber will pay the Kigheat ca^h prices for
mny quMni'-y ^f Pal*ra Cbri'fti Beans-
jiio 00
« xyn
9 OO
10 00
'IS' on
«>» Pira
'Au extra ch-irge wiil t-.e nnui,- ft>r V>';»y Pa. seu-
ners geitiug isio berths i»uj in^ c**y tiaie, h^J for orcu
pvirg a Berth with ibeir hoo‘- or Urol's on. it »h' di«
crptio>> nf fh« (’ftptnin.
J. A Wl>Rr«,f.>rO F dt'in IJ’t Co..
* R. M ORRELL. »'or-Si’r? ml 8uii ,
T. S LUrTRRLtMI
F.b’y 23, 1S64. 9 tf
%VE«TKttiirilAIL ROAI».
riMiE FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS of thie
A Roid leave Fayetteville daiiy, (Sundays excepted)
ai 8 o’olock, A M. and rcfuuinn ‘cavvj Egypt at 1
o'clooa. P. M
CattU aud Uorsf Trufi MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aaJ
FRIDAY.
By order JNO. M. RtitiE,
Treaa’r ind GenM Trans. .*Lg’t.
Jan. 22, lKtii 97tf
From and alter tius
date the Stuaoier A. P. IICRT will
leave at 8 o’clock, A#M., on .Monday
and Thursday. J(.i8 A WORTH,
April 6—17tf ] Aj’t C. F tsifiani Uoat (’i>.
A?^HEVIiri.K,ll. V.
WILL open the E.AGLE HOTEL for ih« re
ceptiou of Guesttt the first of June, and 1 ho^e
,to be ab!j (« eatertaia froui seventy-five to a
hundred persons during the Suoimer.
In oonnection with thia large Hotel, 1 have a number
of Hacks, Carriages. Buggies and Saddle Horses that
uy guesta c.:;u get at a minute’s notice.
J. .M. BLAIR.
Proprietor Eaglf* Hotel. .Asheville, N. C.
May 13,18«3. 31-ypd
WANT]^, tor the Hospital at Fort Fisher.
1>OULTI^, Chickeos, Butter and other delicacies for
the sick Soldiers at this Hoepital. Persons having
these articles can obuiin t!ie markrt an applija
tiun to the subtjoriber at bis cl.l st -.ul or at Mr J W
P''wrr»’s on llmv Street.
R. K. HEIDfc, Geu’l Ag I.
^ug. 25. 58-tf
Efi:ypt €3onl iflisie.
T1HE undersignea were, at rhe November Term of the
A Oouie-ierate Court, District of North Carolina, ap-
poiaU>i Mao.»g«n> of th>- Egypt C^al Mine cro^iurty,
and have entered into ctipartnership for the purpose of
miniaf and selling Coal, and solicit orders fur the Ba.me
in any oeeired quantity. Orders for any amount can
be suppliea on short notice. The Coal from this pro
perty ia uudoabtediy the best in the Confederate States
Applicatioce mi^ be male to Chas B. Malleti, Fayette
ville. N or Jataes Browne, Chai^eston, S. C.
CHARLES B. MALLETT
JAMER BROWNE
^ ayotteville, Jan’y 20. 186S Wtiif
LIgbt Artillcrj! Light Artillery!
WANTED for my liutcry, 20 or 25 m^n. The uiu%l
brvunty and o’otHiag and ratioES given Apply to
Col John H. Cook, Fayeti^vilie. or
JAtfi D. COM MING,
Capt. C3. C. 8tk»T’s Bat , Kuicton, N. C
AomI 4 20 -Mpd
Coopers Wa.ited.
VHREE SPIRIT B\RRBf* COOPERS waattd, for
» which a libera! pri^e w'M b* t'aid and ••*!» ty work
p'iTMi t.y Mf)ORE. M-?nWELL & CO.
M-*rctj »1 19 ytpd
W
LUBRICATING OIL.
fphli U '>icr3i,Ti» ct ; w pr Dure l t i t'n n-.pn •'i"
I nirili-i A very (»upern>r aruoie of 1.UlJB.lt’ATING
OIL, eipeoialhg for and iYuoUiL Faelona Wc
li^ini .'iiKt. tins Oil do-^ >. ot ga.t), iRiv> b^i lun at
grtatvr f.peed with p. war sh«ii any»>t?)er •‘>1 •. loept
.'iper'n.
Mr VV 11 Porter, Superiut*»-i lent •>? Piiqiri'X CJctioi*
F. it'ty jtrii oM:: -a -• ben» u^.sg ;'.iUi i^ubr^ #.*
i-J O i ff^r 2 cr .‘i -.n'With^, a.if! i». t.i '■ .= •■ap, rior to
jther Oii i ow in u-•for lii:vi>j i)ii;f. ”
r J *11) K rn'.-:ivi, Sutj't of iilouatV F«.«;;orj-,
un.vs: *I (WiR c'leeri.illy say your I.abnc.incj O.l •
Puo.-r O' .art!!' e. Ii 'lOt j» ’ai ic fh*s If ■»F‘\ but keep')
ihc joa‘i>‘vl- ol"»r »nd "
Mr A F U' OkTdi'e, L ’>'-1 Knciucer of tr.c C S Ar.-io-
na' aud i'jm .ry oi fJais c'aee, was requested try it
a^^^i S1V-: ‘ I mini fjr lixlit m%ohitier>—“uc;i rsCo't- u
F^cnrit'S—ft>jd for n>a?tiinory ^lon !>■« xno»i‘'’n
is ^lt w.your Lu>)rio*.tingtiil ^viU coui{ ar« next in qual
ity tj Sperm ”
Other of>tt jd mauuTaoturers have iruJ it aud pro
n'unja l faTorably of ii-
We will furni«h this Oil byi’te barrel at J'iU par gel
lou. cash HKNRV K 4-«ii.T£%w_
A;ient Faye(.ti,TiUe Keros'.ao Co.
April 4. 1864 ‘-?0 ^
' BlJR.liTllCJ ML.
JE can furui^ti RIOROSE.NE BURNING OIL in q»Hi
tities of 6 or 10 c; tUons at t26 p*r itallau; tin c^us
or Kegj $15 to *d lit ':3a il. 8:ud 3i«nj or ki'|j;-> W-en
0 :tiveniont.
T ils !s ks i(or>d an Oil ms can be made witaout the
o»t»’u>'e Aloohut. R.ii^ti it i» iuipr8-iibte now to
ot>'.iiD. Ttie wTok •'f the oriiuary K-Mrosene taiup
shoul: I'O slig'itly leog h.:u«d by soldtrmg oa a piroe.
With a l^nip I’lUi »rr:»i>g d uuroil burnH wiih'it ?moke
»ul with a=? n:uob briil'ancy a-* anv N'-rtf'>rn Ksroscu®.
HENRY E COLn>N, Afc’iF K Co.
April? ?1 ff
EAGLE FOUNUttY.
^0.\1E luontbs ago we completed all cur fixtures fi.r
O tJie mauufaclure of CAR WHEELS, but owing to
tae fiilare of the lupply of Iron •>f proper nature, we
have n.'i lately been able to supply aaj demand for
them; t'i;s difficulty however, will be overcome in the
ocurse cf nix weeks, at which lims we shall he able id
farniRh whrels cf »Lc following b;*)s—24, 26, 28 and
"0 inches; aua Chilli Tires The Iron we shall use
tfr them will be «’oH Blast t'harcoal Iron, and we war-
tKn: fur wheels NOT TO CR.ACK. and to be equal lo
auy niad; la *Lir CuufeJei -oy, f.r to ih'.so of Wbitaey &
Soi.-sof Poiiiia: oia, whas-» fepu'ation isaia well known
by ail R>ll,*oii cvcnp'tuif;-'.
Wf arv* preparrtJ lo o.?e:ute tiooui. Dry Sand, au i
uriou tfaul Wor, of .uy s.-kpe or *j»a.
D ANDERSON a CO.
Faytii-ville, M^rcb 8'*. 1861 19tf
IHtVrKDKKTTK^ilrK^tTli' AMBEICA,
Enoibkbe Dupaktmbht, Dist. Capi Fhak,
WiimtngtoD, N. C , .^aroh 16th, lb68
NOIICE is hereby given to all perdo.18 having claimi
agaiimt the Engin'er Departcseni, for services of
slaves employed aa Kburers on tlio iMid dtfmcu near
Wilmington, N C , that the undersigned is authorised
acd prepared to p>y the ^ame at bis effioe, on the ae-
cjnd fijor of the building next above Meare«‘ Drug
Wtcr', Market Street.
Persons rxeouting Powers of Attorney will ob
)>erve the following form —their signatures, in all caiea.
)t( be witues'€d by two wi;aeases and aigned in dnrli-
cate, or they may be wiinessoJ before i. Jo8tie« of the
Ptace or Cl»rk of raj Co.tri
FORM OF POWaR OF ATfOHNLr.
I, 'f . Jo h«*reby appoint , of , ay
true anJ lavful Agci.: lo sign reoeipts for, aad r«oeive
payment of all moneys due to me by the Bagineer De
part i.ieu'. of Uie Confederate Stated of America, for the
tervioc-itff my slaves employ.'d as laborer* on the laAd
defences at , during ihe mouth of , 18C
Witness a»y hand and seal at , the day of
18ti
(Signed in dnplioate ) *
[8^1 ]
Witnesitts,
HARNErr COUNTY.
A poi iion of tb« cltizcos of Harnett County having con
vened at Lillington ou -the ^>th iast., a meeting was held
in which nearly all the districts in the county were repre
e«t«d.
J(UUA:> P. Hodges vrascallo4 to th« Chair, aud D. McN.
McKay was requested to act as Searetary. Mr. Hod^s
on takin*; the C^air stated that the object of the nseetinfj
was to take into .eonsideratioa the propriety of recow-
uiendm^ to the loyal voters of onr county some nietUad
of socunug «x)-o|>eration among onrselvc!* in the elni'tjoii
of Catididalss to r«“presoBt us in tka uuxt I.egislatare.
He said, fri)in all indications, and fi oiu fnot.« i5eveloT)'>j;i
every day, that ia all probability there would bi- iv
candidate bt'fore the peoj>le for Iheir ealfrHj^e:*—tliat a
clect fiNH tlieir nuniVier good nieu anil triit, nH^uir^^iJ
unitel action and oonc?T!lrai'*ti etfort; liu li^il nu doiiljt iu
his mind tliat if we • lii d>;vi*e some liietinid by wbieli
the people could !»« I’au roi'ri»s«nlel there wuuld be no
Holdenite caudiJi^te iu our county with the faintest hope
oi* election, nor even a Vance man with the least tincture
a/ Confedfrate yrrju4 ee
After a very friendly inferchange of thoughts, plans,
views and snggeetions by the meeting, to bring alwut this
desired conaummatioB f-.UrtwiTxr nnaolutions ware
AUCTiOW SAI^E^a
M CRONLT, Aaotion«er.
BY CAI’ALOGUE (*F
inPOHTEU UOODK.
I'/AKGUE'; STKAM I JIIPS PET AND LUl ¥
Wit! a,i jry i i im-p atbrr S^ips.
county to hold a Convention at Lillinj
MONDAY in MAY; to nominate Can
ns in the next Legislature.
peopl
i^on on the FIRST
oidatefi to repreaeut
to be held
2d, That we recommend prunary mettingi
in the different districts of the county, ou the 4tli Satux-
DAT in April, for tlie purpose of sending Delegates to
said Convention.
8d, That every gentleman in tliis meeting assembled is
requested to give publicity to the above resolutions.
4th, That a copy of the proceedings of this meeting be
sent to the Fayetteville Observer and Carolinian with the
request to publish the same.
JAS. P. HOlKJErt, Chm’a.
D. McN. McKav, Seo’y. 23-tlstM
To the Voter* ol Harnett County.
1111E traders gn:l, a private iu Co. A, 6th N. C Cav-
. airy, having been solicited by some of his frionda,
respootfuUy announoe^ himeelf to the soldiers and citi-
s;us of Harnett county as a Candidate for tbe Oflico of
SHEKIFF at the election on the first Thursday in Au
gust next. SAMUf’L D. PIPKIN.
MaT3h 21. 17 24tpd
}
To tbe tittiens and Soldiers of Oarnett.
At the solidtatioa of many of my friends larespectfilly
auiiouiioe rayt^elf a candidate for re-election to the
ofllcc of Sheriif for tbe county of Harnett. Profoundly
grateful to my friend.t both at home aud ia the Army for
the very jjenerons support heretofore received at their
haitd.s, 1 can only pledge that should they again mani -
fest their confidence by re-elccting me I will, as hereto
fore, serve tl>«m promptly aud impartially.
Very lespectfaliy, JAS. R. GRADY.
April KJ. 24-te
County Salt.
The District Comniidinuera for Cutnberland county
are notifled tbu a lot of Stlt has been re«'eived by
the County Comn-.issioner. which will bo ready for dv
livery from anl aft''r this date Diatriot Commissioa*
et« will octne prepared to pav for the Salt when taken
away ' P F. ALDERMAN.
April 2.-4. 1864 26 2t
rojR
I WILL soil or exchange for 4 pir cent. Confederate
Ikuids (at their market value) .Monclove Farm, in the
French Broad Valley. Transylvania county. The Farm
coutaim 080 acres, of which 210 of bottom land aud under
the mo!t ncoe^'ui cultivation. Producing (per acre) as
large crops of gi'ain, clover aud other hay grassea as any
farm In %V«>t«ru N. C. Tha boo*-poo
yible order. Bnildings all new with every eonvenience of
a first class establishment. The Farm is \teantifull7 lo
cated, enclotied with fence of locust poats and oak and
chesnat lathes. Addrees Dunn’s Rock. N. C.
F. W. JOHNSTON
April 22 26- 9tpd
iS
Headings Wanted.
1P1R1T BARREL HEADkNG wanted by
MOORE, ' ASUWELL ■» 0J.
Mar^h »l 19-9ird^
~FLOUR A:«rOATS.
I.TLOUR and OATS will be exchanged for Cora a* the
D Store of D .MoLaurin, by ginng him a few d»y»
notice. Flour rood. Oats No. 1. black or white.
Jan’v 29. “ 2 tf_^
l^trayed or i^ltolen,
Ij^ROM my reaideuoe on Little River, a FILLY' about
' J.WO years old, eorrei color, whiru hind foot. 1 will
give flO for her reciverj.
The signatuies uf oo.ordd sercons ahould be witaesae-i
by three witnesses
There must be »e] >iatc -uphcate Powers of Attorney
for esich month Blank forma t^n be had open ^ppli-
9«tiou at tliis of&oe.
W. H. JAMES, CapU & Chief Eag.
Jan’y 20,1864 180Otf
¥»jetteTllie Anenal and Irnory,)
Not. 12, 1868. f
$100 BOVNTY.
nianted^ lOO mltounted RUtemen,
Authority having b«eu granted by tbe War De
partment to raise a Compaay of Mounted Riltmen
for servioe ia this vicinity, netice is hereby pven that
recruits to the number of 100 non-eotuer^tt will be re
ceived for this service. Ea.:h re;>ruit will be required
to furnish a serviceable horse, tor which he will be al
lowed 40 cents per diem, and his p»vy #12 per month.
WrtUm permt»fion will be reiuired from parents or
guaraians, where the applioaut is nadcr the eocacnpt
age.
Bach recruit must bring with him a blanket or bed
spread, and came prepared to remain
Bridliie, saddles, halt‘rs and saddle blankota furnish
ed by the Government, or if the reeruit oomes provided
with them, he wiil be paid for them a fair valuation.
Apply to Capt MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, at the At-
IVOTICE.
BY' order of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of
Robeson county, Feb'y Term 1864,1 Beul>en King,
Sheriff of said county, will sell for cash, at tbe Court
House iu Lumberton, on the fourth Monday in May next,
the following Tractn of Land, or as mnch thereof as will
pay the tax aui? costs thereon for the year 1862, viz: One
hundred acres located ou the Elizabeth Road, valued at
198. listed by RobLTtson Singletery, tax $2 33. AltK)
at the same time, eight»-fIvo acres, located on Gum
Swamp, valued at $255, listed by F. C. Watson, tax $l
S3.
R. KING. Sbff.
25-ta
ALEX.
Anril 6
DSRROOH.
21 tf
$100 REWARD.*
3. A
'Tin*. (>nt S
WORTH.
67-tf
WAIVTED.
1WILL pay the highest Cash prioo, for any quantity
of good COW HORNS, and LEG BONES of Horsfis and
Cowt; »l3o, BRIAR Rl.'OT for making Pipes; delivered
to me.
Favwttpv
B
Fpb’v 29
RAC^IS! HA^SV,
LEBERLF.R.
11 17tpd
-The infe
rior quality of the p*per on wbiob the
Observer has been printed of late, and
wblch ia a gr«^at eyj- scre to us, is owing to tbe want of
a auffioieut supply of g >od rags, and the consequent ueo
eaaity to resur. to luferiur materials. We appeal to the
fVienda cf it .- Observer at all accessible pointa, to save
up and bring to town all the rags they can procure
We have no time ourselves to attend to their purchase,
but MeHiirs Geo W. Williams A Co., the Agents in
this town of Mr. Murphy, will pay 16 oenls per lb. for
them. » *
S J. HALE & SONS.
Fab’j 16.
Xorth t'arolina Volunteer Navy Co^
TaaASuasa’s Orrioa, Wilmiagtnu, N. 0., Maroh 6,1864
BOOK^ for farther subscription to the Coital Stoo^
of thU Ccsapwny are opened at this Office *
All pfrHtma dosiro’is of aiding in thi$ all important
mUijrite oaa fotivard me their names by mail statiog
the amcunt tt-ey wish to subscribe, and then send the
oaah by som« trusty person, on reoeipt of which 1 will
forward Certificate of Atook.
Shares ^'>00 each. AU old subecribers that have not
paid in Ibeir aubooriptiona will pleaae do ao at the ear
fieat momeat
12-19tpd1 W. D SMITH, Twian’r
'liic Farn«r«’and Planters’Ai-
maaae for I8tM. ▲ f«w groce more jtwt retMived.
)m'j ii S. i. BAU 4 eOHB.
Ran AW ay fromtb«> fubacribsr on the 21bI February,
t^een his CTin find mout>j. H« £ns.y probably have
made bis way to Bennettsville, S C., where bib parents
are I will pay ons hundred dollars reward for hia ar
rest Mid confinoment in any jaij ao that I get him.
D. W. AYER
^ay etw>ville. N 0. .Arril 7. 21 9jpd
School BQoks.
For sale, a varleiv of CLASSICAL WORKS;—01-
le-dorlT’s French Oraramars, Gre^k and L>tin Lex
icons, Webster’s Academic Dictionaries. Common School
Booka. Drawing Mat'^rials. tto , etc A ld'etu
8-9tpd “OMICRON,” Wilia!ng»ou. N. C.
' WAITED,
An overseer, r;ne wlihont family, and bavin? soint*
experience oi a farm
nal
dOtf]
P. L. CHILDS,
M^or C. S A. Coml’g Pest.
trt M?j J^aaibaa Ev^oi
March 29
Apply to tbe s'lHscriber or
J P. robv;rtsoN.
19 Im
Office Depot iVo. 13, )
Fayetteville. March 7, 1864. )
Pay your 'Tithes,
pERSONS who uot tlready^
«fcuJl}i^&'iame”" l*aia l-jw ready to recr>ve the Bacon
due under the tithe law. Six pounds of cured bacoa
for every luO lbs pork slaugntered sine.* the 24th of
April 1863 is required. Parties delivering their tithes
at a distcnce of over eight miles will bn promptly paid
for exocsH of hauling J. M. WILLIAMS,
12 i20.M] Agent for Qumberland county.
NOTICE TO EARiHeIS.
STRAW WANTED.
WANTED immediatclv for tbe Hoapitala and Troops
at Fayettcvilie, 20.000 oounds of WHP.AT STRAW,
suitable for beddirg. Farniera having a aurpl^is of this
artioln oa hand will ooufrr a benrlll on o ir eiok and
wounded sa'd»«r8 by bringing it in A fair price will
l>? paid -Apply to
aUARTERM V8TER, at the Arsenal
FayeticviUa Ardcna’ and Armory, April 4. 21if
.\pril IG.
$ltaliion, ITonngr Orang^eJBoy,
TS offered for sale, and will jtatid at my Stables inSuIis-
I bury, until sold, at $S0 thp Season, and $40 the Iiisu-
j^nce. Orange Boy is a iKjautiful BloM Bay, blaek inane
and tail, eight ycar.s old this Spring.
Y’OUNG ORANGE BOY wa.s sired by Old Orange
Boy, and he by John D. Amis’ Old Sir Archie. Young
Orange Boy’s dam wa.'* got by Thomae Bennehan'a
Character, he by Old Sir .Archie ■''haracter was out of a
Druid Mare and she out of Janus. Besides, Y’oung Orange
Boy is closuly connected to many other horses of fine
blood: such as. Eclipse of Virginia, Barcus, Bainbridge,
Imported Drivers, Diom‘de, Boiler aud import«d Medley.
The above is the true Pedigree; of Young Oraage Boy.
iliia Horse has taken threo premiums.
JNO. A. noi.T.
Salisbury. April 11 [a. w.] 25-4w
Bank ot I’^yetteviile,)
Aprib 16, lS(i4 )
The innual Meeting of the Stockhold'-rs of this En' ^
will take place at the Hall of the B«nk. on ■
the IGth dayof Muy iie.\t at 11 o'clock.
24-‘.d] W. (i. BliO Vl)FK>T,C".fc’. i-.
HE FAYETTEVILLE COTTON CARD MANWA'
PAYETTEVII.LE
HVTIIiL INSIRAX€E €OMPAS¥.
Capital in Premium Notea amounts to {267,088 2ti
Caah on band and other asaeta, ■‘^,077 «5
Total, 12^706 61
Tbe Company have paid all losses promptly, and
have never made an assessment on their premium notea.
Total loBsea paid, f.29,682 69
OrrioiBf:
3EO. McNEILL, ITreaident.
D. A. RAY, Vice Preaident.
C. A. McMILLAN, Seo’y.
DtuoTOfta:
W. N. TilUnghut,
S. J. Hinadale,
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover,
8. T. Hawley,
NathaS A. St^man,
C. B. MalleU,
James Kyle,
A. A. McKetkaa,
J. D. Williams,
B. W. TillingKaat.
Wm. McLaorin,
T. 8. Lntterlok,
A. W. Steel,
J. Q. Ceok,
Hon. J. 0. Shepherd,
E. F. Brawn, I wilm’*toB.
A. E. Hall, J
hn CoUina and C. C. MaCrummeo, TraS^eling Agenti
JHITTli* CttMeai iavit* ^ppUoatiou.
MtfaSfiMi. n-
*«iuperior Court ot Ijavr lor Cum
berland County,
NOTICE is hereby gi?ca iu*t tn^jre will be a Spring
Ter’n of fill: Court h«ld on the 7tb Monday after
!ho 4th Monday of MaroK next, bfiing the I6th day^of
iVlay 18*'4. to try aud determine all actions of Tort on
tne Civil l^uckct. an 1 all oases nu the Stato Docket
Notioe is furtiier givta, that ? y an order pat'sed at Fall
Term 18>S, the day for trying State oaa^a in said Court
has been chanfred from Tiitvaday to Monday. Parties
aud witaessofl will govern thems.ilvea aocordingly.
JOHN W. BAKER, C. 8 C.
Maroh 14. 16-tO
List your Taxabics.
The undersigned having been appointed at Maroh
Term 1864, of the Court of Pleaa and Quarter 8ea-
aions for Cumberland oouaty, Liat Takers for the Town
and CroBS Creek Districts, hereby notify all peraons tn
oome forward and list their property during the laat 20
working days in April next, oomtnencing ou Friday the
8th We oan be found from 9 A. M. to 1 e’elnok P.
M., esch day, at the office of B M. Onrell on Hay atreet.
No liata will be received after the ezpirattour of the
time which ia fixed by law. R M. OEBJKLL,
Liat Taker for Town Distriat.
JOHN W. BAKER, Jr..
Ult Talur for Qnm Croek Dtatiici.
14.
rpi
I TUBING COMPANY arc now niaiiufucturingC.'RDS
superior to any run through tbe l.UK'kade.and at prepeut
are selling for a lefts price UieBin^le pair or by tbe quan
tity.
Any person ordering six or more pairs, they will be
securely packcd and delivered iu Wilmington (Vee of ex
pense.
Call upon or address A. A. McKETHAN.
J. A. WORTH.
ALSX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Fayetteville, N. C., April 18 24tf
Prcubyterian and Carolinian copy.
The wants ot* the pieople «up-
uUed at tlie Star Founiky in Fayetteville with Cooking
rots. Kettles, Ovens, Spidera, PlawB and Plow Puiiits ot
all ttie dilTerent patterns now iu iise. Castings of auy
description made at short notice. Sugar Mills made tu
order at the Star Foundry in Fayetteville, N. by
April 11.—24-lm ] M. A. BAKER.
Fayetteville Rosin Oil Works.
OUR Oil Works are now in complete operation, and
as we use nothing but good rosiu in producing the
Oil we can recomiiietid it to be the bet>t of tbu kind made
in this country. It is a fine Lubricating and Tanner’s
Oil, and we would be glad to receive orders from tlie
Goverumont and the public generally. We will sell on
reasonable terms. MOORE, CASH WELL CO.
April 15. 2.H-tf
ON WEDNE I’AV iU> 1! th. 18tl4, oomj^rnclng a* 9
0 l-lcca. A. .M I «|l. Srll -t luj- Sf-->es RoCTliB, N“>
2 Granite Ro^, Wi „i.,^tjn N. i)., tbe Cargots of tbe
ab ivo n«ij!e'd iJbip «, t-,igci'»*r wita othtr eonsignrccats.
ilrij iu p«r. cf
DRY G(X)D8.
R V,*lf?8 wbif.' Fla inel
1 biiise blue ’o
'*’•« sc«rbi do
2 h-.les Driuted rto
1 bale .Mair,f‘ut.a do
1 i-ai# fctuLo do
1 bals AMorted do
6 Oases Dt-Laines
3 capes Mtriau Sbirts
S bales oo orud
•1 Da Ira Mc.tou Ciaihs
2 oasee siik Uaiidt robicfs
4 cases Glovej, Braidit.
2 o%sea black Aipacoa
2 csaen '«ncy Bwted«
2 esFog fl&x 7 bread
2 e»s'^s vio**
2 oases Bone Bnttena
2 «ases fancy Wove ISblrH
2 casoR Black and Whitfa Musiia
2 oases Repatta Prints
1 0^ Buntiog. Ri*d, Whi'e ani Blua
I case Long Shawls
1 ease Ready-Made Clothing
1 case Corsetta, Hoop Skirts, Hoaitry, Se
1 case Pilot Cl«th
1 bale Coasimrre
I cafe Spool Cotton
SHOES, &o
14 oases Ladies and Gents Sboaa
3 oases Army Bluohers
1 case CsTalry Boots
4 oasee Boy’s Sho«8
1 oaee Calf skins
4 cases Supr Chamois Skins
1 bale Shoo Thread
STATIONARY.
5 oases Sutiouary
Letter Papers, Pens, LfaJ Pe’;oil8, i >
COTTON CARDS. *o
12 oases Cotton Cards, 500 i>air
1 '-ase Superior Ca''t*- Clo’birg, 4 i 84, ^
lo bales Stitcbing Twice
OROCERIES
72 packages superior Green Tea, obeats, hal' r^;l•^t
and aaddies
104 packages Black Tea, ohebts, half ohtMa aud cad
dies.
22 barrels crushed Sarar
22 bag^ Jamaica Cutfee
50 boxes Adamaatinn (’andles
17 bags black Pcpti.'r
10 casks Chickory
5 barrels Starch
5 b'>zes Starch
2 casks Vinegar
50 barrels Mackerel
10 half Barrels Msckerel
85 kills do
IA kitts Salmon
66 sacki* Liverpool G A Balt
10 T»bla 3alt, 102 dct
t oares Spiots
HARDWARE. to
kegs Cut N'ails, asiiorted sia*s
54 drums Nails
4 tons Nail Rod Ircn
4 cases Cut’ery '
1 case Hatoheta
1 case Rasps
1 case Pistol Cartridges
I case Rifle wipers and girths
10 oases Qua Caps
1 cask Shoemaker’s Tools
OILS, &c
132 tins Kerosene Oil, 6 gals eaoh
2 casks Whale Oil
1 sask Coal Tar
DRUGS
10 cases Super Mass L^anrice
2 eases Liquorice Root
101 barrels EngUsb Copperas
64 krg Bi Garb Soda
80 drums Balsafx Copaiba
2§ barrel" Aluta
10 C4t«e8 Blue Mass
7 ca^ka Epsom Salts
II barn Is Epsoni flr.iis
43 k«gt Epsom Salts
12 o.wkb Alcobcl
11 b^rrelH Botax
3 barrels Sidi Crytjta'a
1 ojfces Pure Ca«t.il ?o%p, :J5t) U^s
8 eases Magnes'a
2 casks Gum C.mp>lcr
2 ca^ks Extract Lorwo'^d
2 casks Pota»h
1 case Gum Sliellao
2 kogsJSftltpe're
4 ca^es Tart. Acid
2 cases BiJ>.ing Powdt-.r
1 ovH.; Ms'^bia .\o«t ajd Mtd
1 c%89 Pu.'tipboras.
LIQUORS,
8 'iHif P. oes Pol'S Martet Brandy.
^ a»MIM -
45 Rum
1’j.ie Ale. 4 dcxea each
4S cases do 4 do
90 cases O.d Tnm I’ordial Gin
60 cases D ’oLn's fiiK’ Gin
146 catjs fine Holland Gin
162 oases supfcrl-ir Ccgnao Brsnd^
20 oises Sootch Whiskey
40 demijobns pure HoUami Gin
Wilmington, N..0 , AprH 25
Negro Men for sale.
Two young and likely Ne^ro Men, for whom Confed
erate Bonds, 8«. 7s. 6s or 4s, will be taken. Refer
ence to Wu. MoL. McKay, Elsq , Fayetteville. -
April 14. 28>9tpd
A (wood Cook Wanted.
IWISfi to purchase for my own usa, a stout, healthy
woman—one that is quick and active, and above all,
perfectly cleanly about her cooking department.
J^O. A. HOLT.
Salisbury, April 14. fa. w.l 23-4w
Further Supplies.
THKf
Cotton
BjaMB fw tte Guap.
A|riin '
27-ta
BANK CAPE FEAR, )
Wilmington, N. II., April 21,186i, )
The *nnual Meeting of the Stockhulders ot this Bavnk
will be held at their Banking House in this place i’>n
Thursday, May 5th, at 10 o'clock, .A.
20-tm] J. 0. BURR, Cashier.
Fayetteville Arsenal and Armory,
Aprii. 18, 1864.
J
W'NTED, a number of Fi.sherm^. !«killed in taking
Sturgeon and other kiuds of 11^‘h.
The attention of Farmers resident along the course of
the River, and of Conscripts who have been found uufit
for active field service aud are to be detailed for light
duty, is particularly calbkl to this advbrti-sement
• ' Apply at ouce to
25-8t Lt. Col. F. L. CHILDS, Comd’g Officer.
Wanted—Wood Land.
THE undersigned will give a fair price for a well wooded
tract of LAND of 100 or 200 acres, on the Railroad at
any point between Jonesboro’ and Fayetteville. Wood,
pitch pine boxed or unboxed
HENRY E. COLTON, Ag-nt P. K. Co
Fayetteville, April 19. 25tf
FEDERAL ENLISTMENT IN IRELAND
Froai tbe Irish Tim^s, Msrch 1.
On Saturday last 600 able-bodied young men
left the North Wall for Now York. They had
been collecfed from thiti city and the Buborban
dis»rict« and were brought to theqaaysin ^oupe
of four, ten, fifteen, or twenty. Wherever m the
neighborhood of Dublin laborers’ work was pro
ceeding, there the Federal a^eot appearad, pioked
out the strongest men, talked them over, and
generally sucoceded in buying their lives. The
men are not f^ld in express words that they must
enlist in the Federal armies, but they kpow very ^
well what they arc required to do, and what they
mast do. They are ostensibly eogiiged to work
on the construction of a railway for three months.
The whereabouts of the rulway we have been
unable to discover. Their passage, clothes and
food are paid for and they are nominally allowed
a dollar a day until the expiration of three months.
Their acoonnts will be settled, and the cost of
their pass^e, clothcs, and keep, is to be deduot-
(id from tbe money due from the quarter’s ser
ving When that settlement is made the men
'‘ tuay enlist in the Federal armies if they please,"
it il prefer it, they may seek work. The
Xorfheruers are a sharp people, and they take
,,c»od oara that the '‘three months men” musten
list iu the Foderiil army to keep themHelves from
prison.
For on arriving at New York the “emigrants"
are plae«d by thcniaclved either on some island *
or in an inolatcd depot. While there they must
buy food, water, boots, and clothing. They are
charged ten dollars for what is worth two. Temp-'
tations are offered to them of every kind. If they
have no money, so mueh the better. An aooom-
modatiog dealer in greenbacks attends every com
pany, and cashes their notes in advance at an
enormous per centage. On the expiration of the
three months the emigrant has had some expe-
rittuec in digging trenches, more in drill, but he
is overwhelmed with debt. He has been exposed
to the rapacity of a swarm ot harpies and to a
legion of seducers. He is told he may find em
ployment where ho pleases, when he has paid hia
dibts. In this difficulty he is offered £165 in
greenbacks, a buui which will clear off his liabili
ties, and give him some capital to commence a
new score, until that too is wasted,, and then he
“is sent to the front.” ^
There never was devised a more iniquitous
scheme ot deception, and, unhappily, never was
a wicked device so successful. Misguided young
men are hired and then plundered, and they are
plundered to compel them to enlist. When they
are once regularly enlisted, they have nothing
before them but deaUi—death either in the sad
den shock of battle, for they will be placed, as
usual, in the van or on the fortorn hope; or death
after lingering suffering when they have been
abandoned wounded on the field; or death by-fe
ver, which kills them off like flies in pestilential
hospitals, whose very walls arc impregnated with
disease.
Out of every hundred men who leave their
sweethearts, their families, and their work behind
them, not fen will be alive at this time next year,
and of these more than half will be maimed and
crippled for the briisf term of their days. A more
deadly war was never waged than that between
the North and the South—deatily by wounda)
deadly by hardships; deadly by disease; and in
this war five Irishmen have b^en slain for one
native American.
It is such an emigration as this that dUittanti
professors pronounce to be the hope of Ireland and
the blessing of the people. The opinions of these
theorists might be laughed at were they not in
dicative of something which is very sad."' All those,
who pronunce tliis emigration to be good are per
sons well known for their connection with Gov
ernment. It follows, then, that the Government .
will never interfere to prevent that which their
scribes are required to represent as a blessing. A
ship is seized because there is a suspicion that it
is intended for the use of the Confederates. Her
owner is called upon to produce proof that she is
designed for some non-belligerent State. Yet a
ship is useless without men and stores and arms;
but within bowshot of the Castle of Dublin, under
the the very eyes of Her Majesty’s Gov’t, bodies of
600 men, whose walk and movenaent betray that
they have undergone st>me preliminary drilling in
this country,* are marched to the transport ship,
bound for the great seaport of the Northern belli
gerent. '
If the destination of a ship most bo known, why
not tbe destination of regiments of 600 men?
Why are not the captains of emigrant ships coin-
pelled to give bonds to guarantee the peaceable
character of the employment for which these
arc desi'Knodl' Our Consuls in the
American cities could readily ascertain how these
emigrants were distributed, and the Federal
Government, grateful as they should be for many
favors, ought to engage to enlist in their armies
uo emigrant from these countries until a year i^-
ter hia arrival. There is employment now for
every able bodied man in Ireland. Many of these
men who departed on Saturday held sitiMtions,
some ot them to our knowledge, under public
boJies, at salaries ot from 15s. to 18s. a week.
There is a good prospect of still better remunera
tion now tliat so many sources of employment are
bciaj- ^'radually opened. -But where will labor-
('rs b* fonad? Where peasants to till the soil?
J Where icl(iicrs whom we may soon need? The
jl bliiid apathy oi G overnment sees not the cruel
deportation of the strength of the land, or, j>er-
ceiTiiit: that the i55ght of “emigrants” occure
when tLey are at the Aelnj, prtwlatm loudly that
the depo|.'Ulation of a coa.’^^ry “ greatest of
blessings. ^
Accountt Balanced—A Gc’™*** statistical
writer remarks that the invention of seWing
machine has en»l^led one woman to se»p n»ok
as a hundred coukl sew by hand a century* ago;
but, he continues, one woman now demands **
much clothing as^a hundred did a century ago—
so that tEe situation id i^ot so much changed af
ter all.
J
WANTED,
BY^ a Lady of experience in teaching, a situation in a
private school or family. Address
- H., box 159, Fayetteville, N. C.
April 20 25-6tpd
' BID all persons f^tfm facing for a Note given by
McRae for $200, as I
JYOTMCB,
IFO 'BID all pen
me, ISth of April 1864, to J. B
do not intend to pay the Note unleaa compelled by law,
as I did not get value received.
CHABLB8 8TUBBI
A|rii»» 2C-»tpd
The Bishop of Carlisle is credited with a joke.
It b said that a young clergyman, not far firom
Penrith, being on the eve of marriage, and not
wishing to trouble any of his brethren, wrote to
the Bishop, inquiring, as Le had already pnblisk-
ed the bans from his own pulpit, could hi marry
himself? Hia lordship made no appeal to lawa
ecclesiastioal, but at once capped the query with
another, ^‘Could you bary yourself?"
A hat and blanket faetory will aooa be
I opani^ il Montgomeiy,