fAYETTEVn.LE, N. C., JULY 7.
^BlII-W.BK
vol.. Xiv.l
PUINTET) MONDAYS AND THUR8DAT8.
KDWARD J. BALE A SONS.
KDIT0R8 AND PROPRIETORS
“rise for the SemiWe»kly Oasmvvn $10 00, paid in
kdvknoe.
for the Weekly OndKKVKK 3St> 00 p«r anTtnm, paid in
Adruoo.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for f2 per a inare
12 li.iM or lee« for the lire*, Rn»l one dollar for each
Biicoeeding publication-. AtJtertiters are request*;! to
piate the nuihber of inserri«»ns l«flired. or they will
be eeattnue \ till forhitl. and ohargeil aeuordinf^ly
•AdyeirtiBtiiipnlH iHjuMnjinl charj^ed »^n»*w nd
’••rilMinent*.
COTTOW CARDS, !¥o. lO.
The PAYBTTfiVILlE COTTON C \RD MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY are uo(v«iauufactariugOARDS
I superior to any run throngh the blockade, and at preHent
%re sellinir for a less price the Biiigle pair or by the quan
tity.
Any person ordering nix or more pairs, they will be
securely packed ind dolivered in Wilniingtou free of ex-
pt’nre.
Call upon or addreM A. A. MoKBITHAN.
j. A. WORTH.
ALKX. JOHNSON, Jr.
F^tteyille, N. C., April 18 21tf
Presbyteriatt aud Carolinian copy.
For the i§(eitate.'
The fiicB t.fof WM, B. WEIGHT, , r«i.|v«otfdUv
^rcaput hiti at me tn rh« v>^ers of Gnmbertend and
I ll^rneU for re-eleoliou to Ike Senate in the luzi 0*Be-
! Tdl Assembly.
I June 7.
^ Fellow citixenH of Cumberl&Mdi and Haraelt.
IN co!Kpli»5C^ wi h f'oiiottailcDe of many frimi^, (rom
rfferpnt p»rU •» Coua^. I aa:ioane» myielf a
■ 0 re?ro«eRt yoil ila the Senate of the »^*t
rajette?itie Ho^^iii Uii W«rks.
OUR Oil \Voik!4 are now in coniplefo oporation, nutl
•a we U9« nuihing but gool roain in produo-iuj; the
i«
d\v
*
Yonr ob’t
t>e fre&t and ‘vit&t >
Ju.'-c -J8
IQ 1 appeaf
4'. tf
SPFiCLVL NOTICE.
From an ■ A.ier ihiK data, no name of a new tabtcriber
will b« entered without payuieot in advance, nor will
the pap*r be Mttt to ^nch subBCribfrti fnr a liinKjf time
>*ian is paid for.
Snoh of our old subyorlbers a9 desire to take the pa
per on this systera will please notify us when making
reniittancec. Jan’y 1, 1868.
W. DRAUGHOI^,
AUCTIONEER,
8. K. Corner Markrt Btioare,
FATETTEVILLE, Jf. C.
Prompt aa*>ntioT>. ;.-;vpr to V!i'?ir e'! ' i ’■'s
liuf tniruete'1 t ** him
.’line 10, 18ti4
j iaaues f'f Ih
j befcro yua.
i-y'l,
%.
^
Oil we ctn recoininenOfit to i>o the best of the kiud uuule I ^ Sii’C tO ftnUOHBCC'
1 in this country. It is a fine Lubricatiug aiul Tanner'b ' *’• «:iyPPEH.l> »9 fc c»r»di !»te for re el-sCtioD f-*_
Oil, and we would be glad to receive orders from the | Hou8*> cf tioir aa.-^iia from th> couniioc of Cumbv-’
Government and the publlo generally. We wiU sell oa-] * Haruf^tt ,
roattonable Uirms. MOORE, CASHWEtL A CO. t 40-tap--l
AiAtkorizei to anuoi«iic«
^ %?,} fcr u H
of Co'nu,(.«*.* c4 t43 tEXi A»3ombly c-: Sorih
Carolina, from the c unty oi* Miiu' son.
•4k*v/v^^ V 4>> 9lpd
We respect fully tiominiUe GlCORGi'-1
3 COLE, forfeev Cli-r!; .»f tbe M jp«r'or Uouri,
did:ite to reprp?>4NK^3ori‘ tnj M ‘•.tgooiory cs^^t^^3 it
tiie f^^nve of _ine U'*zt L;i;?isiatur ■! *70 h t
!>o^ ea-'u^h: (Ho c.’tjts'Ht
Funeral SerTioes.—The Faaeral Sermon of
t*ie Utrt fit li. w. itiO-.lNVON viU ba preaohed
tfcr Br.v’.i J T. Hadsoa of iMs town, at the rsBldeno*
of EveteU Thornton. E-q. near Newton Qrove SaatP-
“0t> c ounts, on lie THIRD SAP.BATii of JULY.
Frieado vnd aoqusttnUneeH invited to alteud.
July 2. ' 46 td
Ribs in a few ,|j
lield, a*a we i» -ti
oditand with the-n
June 28'
%%'illiaiii
We b*v.i »wo Hold-'u't''s i i
jiVa".C'; uiau t' l.t i-* ikl i« i.>
e
-MANY V')TKRy.
o5 Xtpit
■H. ftfiiaoiinces
l>ic-;eif ft ci’tndidMe ?cr !be c?^or of Puti riT t'oait
eierV for tSo oeuny tf Hol-^-ou. Norta f'a'oliE
Bacon tor ^olciierti’ Families.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |
SUBSiBrtNCU 1>»P\RTUBKT, V
R«.lp>rh June 1^7, 18'’4 J
To ('oiiutjr C'ommisHiouei-s:
I A'tI rirspured L,- ae l, Ai oest, to any of the oc’.nties
' luit) 8tale, foe tbn use of !&ligeut fatnilleit cf iJol-
a p^niou of *Ue B-.con ao3unuiatfid for teat par-
g»sj kJotiuiy Ci>3!aiiiiHioaer8, who are in of F(k-
Ov»u, Ti'i c >:asn:ict3a:9 w*ta me.
45 4t] . THOS 1^. UOG«. Ms.j & C 8.
April It.
EA«LK FOlJNDlty.
40if
H. MC1IIILI.AX,
Auctioneer anti roniBis^ion Merehanf,
JYb. Hav IKireft^
FAYKTTKVIlil l':, N
C
U
lA)
ISAAC HOLIJMGSWOUTH,
«rofer and i'oniBl!ision Merfh:iHt»
FAYKTTKVlliLK, N. (’
J.malS •
Attorney at Law.
^\?rr i KvlLl*«, N. 0
IV ILL attend the fouoty and
\ T t'uuberland, liaiorrlt, Mcor^ a&i R'
U«t;. Prompt attention jivew 'o !>>••
•laims entrusted t« his hs.nd.>.
Oct. 17, 1869. 68-tf
~ JO«. UTIiEV,
iit'ftrrr anti t'ommi99ton ^Vet'rimni,
KAYEaTKVILLK, N
Jan’y 10, 1868.
ior Courta of
Kolreuon ’onn-
collfcinn of all
Ra1MV« a. STtDStAN. WM. H. BKaSAKn.
!%. JL. HTEO:flA.lf Ac CO.,
WiOLESALK AND RETAIL l^iCALEKS
AND
.to. !•, MMuy Stt'eet,
FAYETTKVJhLK, N. C.
April 20. j
B 0 WO»TH. D. a WSUTD *. 0.
WORTH & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Morchants,
Strtfi,
WTLMINQTON, >i. 0.
Oct. 1«, 18»W. 73-12ra ^
WAMTED.
2CAA BUSKELS WHEAT.
,OUU l,6CO “ COKH
PcrftODp the 4boT»* atIIcIcs to Bcll TfiilrcociTC
the highest C>*8Q price l»y oo Mr. M. Thojiason,
at the Merchant Mills, Fayette^iiie, «r on tue subscri-
ber ^ hip old e’aod oa ilr-rkct Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
^O.ME Uiontas ago yuv (^mpleted Ml our fixtures fnr
)0 the manufacture of CAR \Vl:r.KI.8, iu' or»iug lo
( the failure of the eupp’^ if Iroi: ■>' propf^r ni*':ra, Wd
i htvo aot k»aly *>e«n ab’-’ to b »ri ''*'? tlmftaJ i'-.r
fill'll!; tSis ilifficulty hcwcvtr, rr.il r> • o'ercar.ra in tlt(
i course of .^ix weeks, at whi's'j vime we sbati hn able to !
fumifh whi‘‘!s ftf »he f^KuU' z si*,.:—'li, 2G, 28 a^i j
30 laobe.s; aIso Chiil*d '[\cqh. “I''!* Ir^n w- ■ h;*!! u«c |
I«r them t^iU be Cold Blaat t’harroal iron, uu.i rr war I
rfcut our wh^elj NOf TO CilACi'., anti li ho eqiitl to :
any mid't ?'i ('?t'fffiler6py, er .-f Wbi.aey .si |
So'-:-Jof PhiiaJelnbia, whoic »eTi'rfitit,'j i^ '»c* rc’-l l.n^wu |
by »n R%ilro%d ooiup.iiiie:'- i
We are prepared to exo.'Ulo Liaa'., ;>*y Ssn’, and i
Grc^n San^i 'Vcrk, o' inj siiaps i r ,
D. ANDEP80.N u CO. ■
FaycttevUle. Mircc i»0, 18U4. tOif
liVBUlC'ATIi\«t Oil.. ;
fItHE under«ign^d is anw prei arcd tj furii.-Ti to the i
jL puMifl A very «uperif'r ^ri^ola'of LUitRJ*’.\TINO *
OIL, tsptoalty for Outton and Woolen FactQ/%*3 We j
flftiin »t“.i this Oil does uc>» ?-’i > ia-»y be ruu fci j
pret.t»r «J>eei with !• »:. T-’'ve.’ t*'*"; ai>y t ijur Oil ox :-'pt ;
.'•'nrrm.
ilr W !f P(.’‘ter, {'upermi-uiitct of Phuaix Cottcn
Kii 'ory. s\.ys of i-: ‘-1 have boe». uoin.; >0)i- Ltibri>w-
i«g »iJ (jt li or .’J mooths, »a l flud it to he fuufrior to
ai>y other Oil now in use for hibrioating.”
'!r .Inha ili rsiiaw, Sup’t of Uiouut'ti Cre«i Kaclory,
fayu: "1 c»u clictr/ully eay your Lubric»;iL'g Oil ij a
Br;j»er’.OT .iftic’.a. It -Joe^ lio' ^to iu the b«» kee^s
the jirtiruai'J clear att{ brifrbt ’
Mr V lieotfPrJiic, Chief Engineer of the C S Ars3
na' 4cd .Aro!t*ry cf lala place, waa reqaested tu (ry it j
and says: “I tiirk f jr lisrht macUiacry—•nch r» Cotton i
Factories—f or li«aTy niachincry whei ‘he iiiotiou j
ia s’>jw, jour i^uUpio. tinftOil will compare next in quil
liy to Speriii ” j
Other pf*»itc laanufiofurera have tried i*. nnd pro-j
\ tionncei fa^uruM;? cf it ;
I HtlNRY L. t^OLTON.
j A)?e:.* r*v»ttefi!le Ke:03)ne Co.
• 18*J4 20 If
OH..
WE can famish KEP.OSKNE3T7RNING OIL in qoan-
t’lies of ^ or 10 K^-ons a* J‘J5 per lio c#!is
;r kegs $io ?o H.-nd 3a:i8 or keg;s wien
convenient.
j Tjia ii aa pood au Oil fcs can be ni\dc without tha
Iuixtur; ariih AlOvhol, wbjoii it is impoB-iible now to
obtain. Tau wick tuba of the ordinary Koronene luap
should 1>« eliRhtly 1. n£th»r.od by soidrrin": on a pioci.
I WitT & laiup !hns r.rr*og»d our oil t •irn'’ nMhou* smoke
I aad wiib as louoV. bil/iaTicv ;n aay ''rt;.»ra CtrpHene.
I * TIENRY K. OOf.TuN, Ar t F K ’o.
AiT»L7 M
We> are niitliorlKfid tu annoaut^ Mr. ■
J. KcCt)Ri.i(’K.a «2-»» iid.iJo fov ro e!?ciiou :
6. rn>Tl J!; ! -.S of Cojiiiaotn
lVOTl€£.
Tilh^ Payara in uppor -pari. of Robes:>n CoQuty
>.’f; field, hcji.iica faiMffientig Will li«har i I Will p^eet me at Moes Neok Uepat, 12th, 13tk, and
i-bv-hic vl powsrrt ''M. M. BAUGET >.tacn‘ii. Rring fu your recaiprtTatfd T?»f
: ^'lap Ho; >03 J«a,i46-tiiL)d ^ reoeip*, for all they have paid on tbeir eaUrwtes Per
sons fajling to comrtly, s.fe liable to have their estimates
any*) 10 his f'^lond? if they tfiAielECi him be will aei»o j
b«6t of h'S ‘hiijly. Ah !>« id lUahle to co fioli ir- j ^pUE Tilh
»un\ i.
PO itr-} I T,) iiic voiers orKichmond and Uobenou (;oaBtte8. {return'd u-^.redi'^d
j JJY vbf «r,licita-i
Wo respsctfnily recommend .o .1. 3 mcarthur, Oo. e, lot i n. c. T. h»i
•ion of DUrtierouB I'ifizsita and noldyers, • By or'lar of
NEILJ. MoKAV.
c’.i''!iiju 10 2. HO VI »u tr.c u
it IIt tr
• rnv
ur.
i;sq . a:! ft c-»iJ;a:i4r' j v-ou.fiiieil 'o beao'Jue R > tntidife to roitBe'it ir-c
tI jcSi orCon:niou8 frac! I-Saati’ori .1 Diitrio'xf R‘chBi jiid »Ed Ro'nesDu in tt.?
tie?. ' j n' Xt Legii’iature o> North Ca~olinR. Hsu ^ oliijca are:
MANY CITIZENS - -
July 1.
Cai't McGOWAN.
Post Q M. 4th Dist N C.
B. 8TAKCIL, Q. M. Capt. 0. 8 A
2‘J ' ;pd&to
Tk Rsnw of JA.WKS KIRKPATHIt’R is
'.I !■) !bo \>t?rs o? CuiobcrldDd
ftnd flsrac'.t • . ' -i.i.'J '•■r Ueprt.'iOnt;kii»^o of
*bo-?t C ‘ittJiii-'i f-jr i\.:- >f fotnmo;’*:.
!A::r Vi)XERS.
;.'kv I ti, 1H*' t 3C- tf
The rrh‘ml.% of (o!. m i McDUFfii; |
iriM l 10 k?uu t^a* he Laa (*o*i* u( - i
cl lob. 'tc-!'*.'-* (■■ re.*r-;3«*ij* *bo ciimt'f-ni.f
f'-utibcr!''ud. in **>•* '-f I''ir'i-i .ni of M n »-t*.
17
T
WjO art‘ nut orl-/«d to anntmncf Ur.
\V M. .‘-I'NMl.l. 0 ilirKO!«, now »erv)us
.% ivi'-i.iei-.^ii.i ill ;li«» 4.:oi*feilfer!*p .■\rtDy,a3
% c-uiidcie t-3 roi'f^ioui tUi i' '.ttili' * ••f :i i
■i:\ ' ff i.’'o:t i’> t''ii D nl((.i;:r.'
.',ir. i: 45 10 id •
To tha Fraomju of Cauiharland County.
r 1 -.i L'oiiu'J' f •* ..'Uvui‘’»td for
ihwtUiwv of yue'it* t'uJuL ;vUa-t
I . inf.: •1. 1 t i.' oufy : ro'-i't-i z V.- 'jr-' fo •’iscLari^a
itidiii c^ witti *# iat \Silitv I '117 V03''0ai
VonKIJ.t..
:Tit. Vt'rnon .Seminary,
MINERAL {SPRINGS, CH4TK ' M COUNTY, N. C-
The next flsflsioa of this t^ehool will oommeBce on tto
Hi. of Sepiembar. Every d-^partipeni will be pup*
pji-id with ooiupslent and experencsd Infitrnetorti.
Circalara ccnialnii'3 full par'ioalara as to torinF, Ac.,
will be fitrvr^’' led u"on application to
Rev. WM. HOOPER,
or T C. nO'»’.*ER, Fayeti*jviHe, tT. C
.. .- . N It. Y'o«oj5 ladi'fl will oe reoesved an boarder* at
1 • I »;. ! i*U7 liiutf Uurinji; the uoutb*) of July and Awguf i, if t^eir
uon. fcoanJ ji»d(Taieaf, c.izoretiou I ■ - .i
^ - • V'siTf'tiid «i>fif!Orr it udvi8ii»ie \»Uh &
• o bp Uerived ttooi 'ha Minorat Water
.lulv -I.
.\ f‘^'.'jronB pro«cOU*ioii of f t tf>r, ti'nil ifctj I'ytill; i>
■ CO-rchi y«n»eT.rule au l itrt-.n i cv, aad in fiiror .>f
"nT m2i3i;~?5 wL'cb ;•} Oae AC5.i’'piisbaieut vf
ih.il ''t'ji?!?. l.i^ u. McAn!.ur m t^o J5er'ic3
.in^^ tiu' part of tha wi., s.n.1 l;ts %ell tustiined
'he cui“aGr~r rri> i c bare a-noSK his ffi-.-aia a'
Ho^ip. t'' U of •- if^.-ntltt'aan ever ro».dv to did-
cba v,e hi.** d'i i i ;.’Uy; f.n.i acould L^tt citizer;!!
UP't S-'vUl'.'r! c; t: 1 hiiu vitij
but*!!}'':'*'? >n ttei* il'.'uf•*. t f-;el asduroJ tb>t*
nOlui:s>!C Mil ' i'.^lt Uu I'Ti' on Uli pi-t • • fosle
iatf t .' It;:, O.Xp8t
I ^;uJ tLi' 'iiO'ii. • iwvj of ii's coin:
Iry’j lit uri:oi’ aji I rig'i's '•fi tocoiiJpliBa.
'1.,'yY 0rn/.iSN« AN'U tiOLDlER'?
.) ino-Jj 4.’>7trd
B7 M. CAONLY, Auctioneer.
AII€TiOr« SAliK
OF
litlPOKTUU iOOD!>i,
BY riTAi.ofii't:.
ON Wnin-.rJay. Ju y t8t54, cimicp".ui 10
•’ M . ! *iM i' sa'e* iO.»tn« No.
Or*n:it» H.iv, VVilailu^^tvu. N t' , l ie 6ft ire v*'.|? i.«
■'f
; P.ADUEtl AND LUCT.
j 'Viih Urpa ona“'fcc’et-H« ;-x ^Uioi CiilCOK.^, ALICE,
I 5'ANNIE’ t’lTY OF PETE118UUTIG. r.rl othor ve3»L-1e.
Ulutiie Teacher
i GENTLEMAN, v>tU qtttlijUd by eduea'icn and ex-
/\ perloace, to gl»a ii^sttactiou in Voslo, Prenoh »u4
i'ra%i»5fr tuav obttiri a det irjibb,- s'ta&tioM by addft’^a-
!c!y ’!■
T C. HOOPER
Mineral 8Atiagt. ('bathaia Co , N-
4ii 2m
Nov. 6, 1862.
(6tf
AVinY HARMES».
1AM prepared to manufacture all kiada of Wcsoa
Bftmeu for Army use. I tan my lefcther and can
%VE^4TEf&r« RAH. RO.IlO.
1U1E FREIGHT AND fASSENGER TR.V1N3 of this i fj-
P.oad leave Fayetteville daily, (yiindays exceptedi '
at 8 o’clock, A. M., and returning le»ve Egypt ai i
o’clock, P. M.
CattU aud Hone Train MONDAY, WEDNE8DAV'and
FRIDAY.
By order JNO. M. ROSE,
Treta’r and Gcn’l Trans. Ajj’t.
Jan. 22, 1863. 9"if
To ttie Citlvens and holdter« of llarneU.
At the !»i>liclt:«',io4i cf loauy of luy frlendu I n.‘SjR.->;iful!y
iinnouuoe iiiy.xjlf a candidate for r»?-f*!w;llon ta tii«;
of .^h**ritr for the county of Uaruett. I'lofoundly
grateful i/t ray friend;* liolb at home aad in the Army ft»r
the very pea-rous support her**tolure recoivwl ut Uiolr
haud.'f, I con only pledjte that bltould they agaiu maui-
fwt their confidence by re-clectiiig me I will, a» liervto-
fore, neri;e them promptly and impartially.
Very rvMspectfulIv, JAS. R. ORADY.
April 13. ■ 24-te
To the Voters of Sampson Connty,
THUOUGH the Bolicitat'ons of i.nany of my friends, 1
annsur.co my*-.:'* a ''x^didate for a seal, in tV Ho»ae 1
of ;ouimoi'8 in tlo i.erf Lagislature of North C^iolina
SSoii'.l 1 t'n HO forttirvf el*ele.l, I willanJeavor
lo Vv-k f'^r the imoro'' of t^(^ o^tiieoH cf Pampson
Oo*?Ll/, l3 tUi* ba^t of Of abl'itr.
JAME.*? T. GIUDENH.
('’ir»*cr., N. (! . June 7. HV* tepd
We are autliorlKcd and reiiuesU'd to
anuoun'se Col. li. P LlfTtjE ;id a '-i’idii*ie
lo repre-jent ihe oouaty of li o'uin nci in the
Souse of Gammons in the nsxi Ljgiilaiure.
\.’iv 19 34-le
iflel^ElliL. A€Afi»EMir.
fPH!-' nfii? Set>»>on a» *.reNiiir6 Af-adetay ^lU cf-m-
I nida-Je -iio 2'Wh ina' . m i tti.
Tuition j.er iiesfliorrof five foi'ir't’iB, &nau«
Hoard $0 "cr oi'iiiL sll sn^yabu’ iu pioduoe at old
CP its eqnivalenl in Cujreiwy.
Dieabiad eoldlers ant poor oLildren of deceased Bol-
give gowoi oargain**.
Ageats will do well to senJ their
wden'io me M tney shall have promrt attcRtion, and
»eat off in qoiok diepfctou. JOHN GAP-TER.
Ooldston P. 0., Chatham Co., N. C.,
Junts 18. 1862.
34lf
900 lt>». tjiiiTO Arabic Sor sale by
^ J. s. LEE.
Get. 16.
A iirr tiiit; «latc
fbf 16 Centj pti- po-.iEd
^ the hifhent, marhet pno«
^•tU-nlle, or at my ffilla on Roc’:lsh.
1 wil!
fcr rags, or
delivered in
D. ?y?UIlPUY.
7-tf
PeVy 16, 1864
Wanted to Purehast',
WESTERN BAIL R04D 8T.H)F.;
b«Dk Notes;
Gold and Silver, . ,, .
North Carolina Treaeory No>«s (FuBdable;)
( “ “ 4>1 and $2;
14 >> Bonda, old a!il new;*
Connty of Cumbarland Bondn^
Town of Fayetteville Bonds;
ere«BB!%oro’ f 1 and f 2 Certificates;
Confederate 7 aud 8 per cent. Boula;’,
Coupons of ^16,000,0*)*) loan;
*• of Tovm and County Bomls;;
M of old Norlb t’lkroUna iiouds;
T. S. r.UTTEPJ^OH.
OeC 12, imi. _
— ^^BNANCK DRPABTMINT, . >
RAtBtoB. N. C., May 8, iSoi. /
Lead wanted.- -1 wwh to puroiia«i*» Ltad for thin
Depart^aotit. Persoos l*a»iLg large of w-all
titiee will please apply at onor. Will give 1 poutd of
FOwDBRfor lOpoaai* of liEAl).
’iii08 b UOOG, Cipt.-C- 8.
In c.harge of Ordnanoe.
From aii«! after thifc
d.-ite the Steamer A. P. HURT will
leave at 8 o’clock, A. M., on Monday
lid Thursday. JOP. A. WORTH,
April G—17tf 3 Ag’t C- F. 8teaui Boat Co.
A FEW imPORTANT FaTcTS
IN REGARD TO
THE “SOITHERN HEPATIC PILLS.”
1THEY are prcparod froia ih* bt;st quMH" o- Mrdi
, cinea by the discoverer, uov an aged Minister of
the Gospel, and are safe.
2. They have been known for yeare and tested by
thousands.
3. Five hundred persons, arc known to have b :en
cured by tbeta.
4. They are not reoommendei by the proprietor for
everythinK, but only for disca«58 which arioe froai die-
ordered U?*r!;.
6. D'reetiong and certificates aocjtnpacy t\ch box,
and thoso oe^tifi'^ates are from well known and most re-
speo’able in^ividu^ls-
* 6. Corresponden-- recomniend them m good for Liver
Disease, Chills aid Fevers, Pneumonia, Jauudice. Dys
pepsia, Ihlioui Fpvcrf, Bilious Rheuinatifia, Worms,
Pleurisy, Bronohiti^, &o
7. Sev«:^l irtntlemen slato taV the use of thesa Pilla
hr-3 besnlito them aa &^nu\l Bavinp of from f 100 to
$200; they are the best plantatiou cacdiciae e»sr o^’ored
(0 tb-T public.
8 Borne physioiansof thchisheat standing prescribe
ihem to taeir patients, anJ huadreda of bores have been
lipld to rcjfular practitioiiers
0 Duriiig the last quarter 2,880 boxes hive b-jen eold
»6 two Drugfiats, on^ in South C.woiina, and ou? in
N >rth Carolina, and some time a;;o over 3.700 boxes
ware or lerad by Drugs?iats in one town in Virginia
Price, $3 a box. For 4>30 a dozen b'»r.os wil!
be sent to any addraas. A very liberal disoouot to
DrnggitilsaQJcoautry m«roh*utB Cash (new oarreiiey)
to acoomnaBy ordi>rB. Addfe^»s
GEO Vy. deems. tloldHboro’, N. C.
For sale in Fayatt.€villc by N. A. I'ledaian & Co ; in
Rockingham by T. T Nfthaia; iu V/ade«boro’ by Dr
bennetl- in Albemarle by T. M. Bivia»t; iu Clinton by
Hubbar J k Modaley.
M*y 10 35-1 Olpd
I'^vi-rr'ruvii.i^K
Mnmi, INSI)K4i\t;i£ CO»l>ANf.
mond
Mar 21.
We are aattaortzed to annoance JOHX
LONG, R9 « C;intAida*e for re eitrction to
ti-c ollico of Sheriff for the county cf Rioh-
3d Ctpd-te
Weareauthorixcd to aiiiiouttcc
aO^RT M McN.UR of Go. C, 1st. N 0 Ilaitallon
.\riiilcry, at: a C:sn'Hdate for the office of SHERIFF of
Robescn Couti y.
M»y 20. ■ r>4-iytpd
Ei^ypt t'oal
fTBE ondereigneu were, at the November 1 erci of the
I Confederate Court, Uistnot of North Carolina, ap-
BolaUd MftoaK«r* of the Epypt Coal Mine property,
4adh«e antered into copartneraiiiu for the purpoee of
Ilintn# Hid ocinng «o#l, and sclioit orders for the same i
Ini^doBired quantity. Orders for any amount can ;
^ BiiPPUed on Biiort notice. The Coal from 'Lis pro- i
iB nndoubtedly the beat in the Confederate 8t4tee. |
S^pUoatioss ®ay be made to Ch&e. B. hiallett, Fayette- |
N. C., cr James Browne, CLarleeion, 8. C.
Capital id Premium Notes amounts to
(!s«h ou hand and other vsiiets, .
$‘it",7,6HU 20
6,077 35
FaT*tt*»ill»’.
CHARLES B. MALLBTT
JAMES BROWMF -
ivra nctf
F
jiilTB^VEU,
IROM my place on toe 21at inei., a COW and C \Lf.
The Cow U white with red spots The calf the
oolor. Calf anmarked. aivk of cow not reeolleot-
mL The oow was purchased from .Vir. Alex McLeod
of Moore coanty, and it is prob»bl? that she hw fon^
hn way back with the oalf. I WiU pay a liberal re»ard
for U«ir reeovery or aay
■«wr KftlMte, Ibif V-
Total, 2,766 16
The Company htyto pftid ftll loi*w« proiiiptly, and
have neve? umde an a«se9.Hraoat on their preTiituwi notei?.
Total losses paid,
OvriOBKH:
McNEILL, i’resideut.
RAY, Vice President.
McMILLAN. Beo’y.
Dibbotorb:
W. N. TiDingha?*.,
8. J. Hinsdale,
Win^. McLu'iriit,
T. B. IiU»t«rloD,
A. Vf. Steel,-
J. G. Cook,
Hon. J. G. Sh6p.iord,
R. F. Brown, 1
A. E. Hall,
John Collins and C. C. MoCrummen, Tra^tliag Agants
jWjy»The Compaay invita appl^lta^-.ons.
%r*v M. 11M1 ‘i'
Tho friends of Col. OAVIO BETHUnE,
Co. G 21t% NOT, ret'p'io!fully recsmmemi him as a
Euito.'^h candidate for a seat in toe House of rommons
in the Ensuing Legislature of N. 0 , fro n Robes: n ocucty.
Believing him to possesij ia an emioaot decree the quali
fications ncoe'sary ia a faithful efliaient Ropre^ientikttve,
we sincerely hops he WiU aUow his uatne ta b’ added
to tbo l‘*jt aires'lv aniouooed as candidates from
ROBESON CO.
June 22 43 UtjHl
Without Solicitation of Many t'itiKens,
hut Irotu a sense or right and deep i;;'ere»t iu
our cause &i>d country, aa there i.s jct no
caudid>ie from Montgomery, only ft fi”ppor(er of
Willictra NV. Holdsu, (ind Colonel W. H Richardsoa,
aad John Andrsw Barrot!, cf Moore, b»i!» Holden-
itcs o'" th2 Trcrst grit, 1 aawonnce n*.ysolf a candid*ic to
repre-'iott the rcun’irs cf Moore and Montgomnry in the
8bn%tj of lUo n?xt Lesislatu.'e of Njrth Carolina,
with the pramiso that >f .Montgomery county shall
l.avt? f, oanJi'’ato of her own of if?e right grit, in 10
r^t/s from tiio publiaatioti of this, I withdraw lay naar;.
I havp no de.iire to bo n laeaber to the Loeislaturi?,
and hope 1 obailnever be aoaniiiale again .My pUt-
foru ip, cay countrr, aud to ask nothing but 'Wh'.t. ia
right and robrait to nothing that ia T»P0"g. I am
egainet Lincoln, Holden and ihn Dcvii, (klonel VV B
Riobar Jaon, John Andrew Barrstt. or whoever cicc majr
advoc&t*» thfiir oftW'io. The God of Heaven ha; no
more lo do with waging this Iter upon U9 than he hns
with. * birhway rcVn r, killing a inai for hia money,
aud wo *re M u uc.j duty bouud to resist ihe one as
life oth?? G 'd doee r«ot f*vor unholy lust or oovetoue-
j;ts5 or •■oguoi'aHneBS, in lima of war, aay laorc fban iu
lime of ptaoe. onght evei to rcmcmlieB y’ohan.
with his L'olifcn wc- Jgu aud Babylonish gar>aeitis. God
Kill not lAok on ii:i]oity with allo«anoe If '•uroiru
yxioplfc woffi all junt ai»d po&d mtu we would lyi^e hoth-
ii^ to f-kr, but Diif ht Hiibroit ouruoiveH aud oijr uaune
to (i jJ vriiuo^'t fa",r of what man could do to ui; aaJ
ibe be.^i w>3>y t.> ^et an early aii t la>«‘iii^ and yi^ioriaaa
j esoe if! lor every one of ua to gft tur hearts ri;i> t with
Ood aiiJ kco:> hi;i /iODiuiatr'sueniR, to do ihoo>; then we
vroiild be ;(no'ei:aro ind iuorn joyful, laughiti;^ ia th«f
* of our enetulfe; then we ccubt be never l owing ai
■ their feet, fend our enemies would b? made to know tbai
|W
GEO.
D. A.
C. A.
Henry Lilly,
II. L. Mytover,
8. T. Hawley,
Nathan A. Stedcan,
C. b. Malleti,
James Kyle,
A. A. MoBlothan,
J. D. 77illiame,
8. W. Tillinghast.
IHanli Wairmts tor berti^
Ood iHju*t »pd good snd holy, and that he wuul'* never
Butior the viithteous to be moveil; and if neci^sary we
might, like faithfii'. Abraham-the servant of the Ljri,
H.n i At the R&me time the master of sorvauts, go out
!>giin8t our euemieti to battle, sword in hand, three kings
sg.^in6l Qre (or Generals eithor;} or like the good old
ohnstian hero, Joshua, nhouted do\»n the wall cf Jerioho,
aod get our iudepoodeQca without uubratEsiou to our
eucEiifB or begginfof them terms of peace.
\ havo not done UK^ro th^n my Juty ia this war, yet
I b%ve T:uid m> liihes and nty lax, aui havo given to
(inr soldiers and their fi^mi'ies. more than a taousaud
(iiUara a year for these fjur vewa I »:a row 6b years
old, I challenged W.-W. Holden. Jshi 8ofnember, to
c>eet hi'- at his own set time in Rtleijjh, lad go with
biin to t^io war I never p'ead under a?e and I sball
Biver pkad ever ago. I am still risUy 1 am for Z B
Vance for Governor, only 1.4m mors so in iiameraspeols
than he is. If I shoald be elected the people ra^y rest
assured I ehall regard the honor aad right ■ of my
eoontry aad BtaU, aadanMiaUj tl« MUttw* a«4 tMr
HAmansQiL
DRY GOOD.'^
IH Jlh n wiil^ grouad PriQt-3
IT w-’ri 1 and whit^ r.rintc-l Mu*hn
T'’ o i. ;f: 'i'oPe'a
11 c «“»g )fgtnt'.Ie MusliuK
K ,\t no Ci >th 1
7 efe«.;;,ur?r Ho ji'ry
7 e (kV".’ and Clark’n ‘!^03l Cj'tou
t> c'iac.i fiaia-ilog Lin«n Thri»d
li bibs ; vncy i^hirts
4 eases silivl. brok^u aad mourr'ing GiQ^ha>a
5 CKsei ^ Uek Lustre
8 orsM Cor rederat! Tweedi
3 ca^e«j ready ma‘l*> Clothiur
■ Cheok and Stripes mouraiog
Tijoi auJ bone UuUoum
2 bales Efrejjc
2 c*bc3 I’laok.Satin
2 caao' scper black Croudclcth
2 eases brown Helland
4 cado'? Fla^’Dol SbirJa
2 m'x'd .Melt'jii.^
1 b!i'» blue and grey JSerg-j
1 bale fancy Fltnnela
t ca«e Black .\lraca *
i caao Blsok Orleftn?
I ca;' Pa;-?? Cambrio, warted colors
1 bale mottled Alpacas
1 c»»e Beaarf g'UT’i Tweeds
1 case Southern Cloak!op
1 caa* Black and whito Prinia
1 case i^hirting
1 case Fanoy Shawls
1 bale Lin->?, »arerl-'r
1 ca?e Moeq'uto Netting ^
1 oas" Tio*. Gloves, &o
1 bale super Broad Cloth, fts'»r»tod olcra
1 0^30 Irish Linen
I ca^e Pant Buttoas
1 case Black aod Whi*e Pirs
8iIOE3, LEATHER, &"5.
26 tninks ^»d:es’. Gent’s and Cftildrr^ti’s Shoeb
i9 cases Ladiea’, Geat'sand Childrcu's Fr Bootees,
Extra
6 casco Army Shoes
7 cases Barton’s Bleitched and Hrf,wa Sj>e 2‘hre.ad
4 oa^cB Fr 'V^&xed ^alf Skins
■4 cft3?3 Chamois Skins
2 cRS''fl Morocco Skips
COTTON CARDS, CLOTflLNG. &o-
M caeea Cotton Cards, No. lOs, part V/hitlerjcreV
bes.'
1 ca39 Wool Cards
2 oa.^o8 Card Clothing 32 x 4
2 cases fill'-ting
STATIONERY.
It) cases Cap, Letter and Not« Pape?
2 casea GiPctt’s Steel Pens
5 ci%es Pec Holders
1 case Pencila and Pena
1 oaso assorted Stationery
BAGGING AND ROPE.
10 b .les Gunny B-igeing
148 ooila Bile Ropo
GROCERIES.
238 bagrt Rio Coffje
50 barrels Brow* Sugar
f-0 b»rrel« oi aihed 8ugar
182 kits No 1 Maoksrol
8 casks Chicory
10 boxea Spirm Candles
10 bags Black Popper
10 o*»ddi08 Yono!» Uysoo Taa.
HARDWARE, &«.
8 tone Hoop Iron
30 kega Nails assorted bizes
4 oaek? Wire
4 oaaes Gua Capa
12 bags shot
H oascH KrtivcK, File3 and Rtzom
l.lt^UOKS. Ac.
4 quarler ca-iks pure Cognao Praudy
1 half pipe pure Maftd Brandy ^
1 qnjkitur pif.o pure Pinot, CfiiilHoR & Co. Bran ly j
1 eighth pjfa pu>e Olard, Dupuy «t C«» Uraudy j
10 casks Whiskey
32 n.icka old Raui
100 oases Holland Gin
36 demijoat!8 Hollar'd Gin
DRUQH, Ac.
30 oanes Li>{U.''.rioc Paste
yi oases LijU3rio»i Sticks
13 oai'iLS Alcohol
14 oiisi's Aftim
H oaska Epaom SaUs
d eieks Balsam CopiUba
y bbls Tanner’s OU
42 kega Bi-Carb Sodv
.I bbls Bo’ii
8 oases (|'J>nine
3 cas38 assorted Drugs
6 bbl-j C'»T»p'ra}
3 caaea Potasa Carb
2 sasfs Blue Maas
I ftaae Powd Ipecac
1 onse Iodide Potass utd lodin
2 oaskfl BodaCryatals
"1 eMka Blue Bua*
lwwPkai|*wnwi.
•tiers oharjr;d no U’UIon
R.
.Mall*, Jii’y 1.
MoCASKILli, Principal.
4€>4ipl
rr.yeWetlllo Araeaal aad inMrj,!
June 80, i
SlOO BOUiliTY.
IfVmfe#!, 40 ^omnted RUlenseu.
Authority :^i«og hen graated by the w« De
pan meat to raise a Company of Mounted Rine^acn
f >r service in ibis vicinity, notioe i« hereby that
reernits to the r-umber of 40 non conMcfipts will be r«
ceived for this sorvloe, to fill up the oomr*ny to the re
qnired N’unber of HX) Eaoh recruit will be required
to furnish a??eTic’abla horae, for whioh ha inll be al
lowed 40 cents per dicHi, and M3 pay XIX per mcnm.
i Wriitm p«rmii»i^n will b.' re.mired from pareota or
I gnardisca, where iLo apniicaiit is undar tha aoMoript
j *CacU reeruit must bring with him a blanket or bed
i soread, and come prepared to rcM*m. . , - , .
Bridles, saidlea, hilterf and stddlo bl?.nketa iiiroiah-
i ed by the Goveranect, or if the r*emit comes piwided
with them, he wiil b^ paid for them a fair valaation.
Apcly to Mijor MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, at the Ar
seni F. L. CHILDS,
Lieut Col C. 8. A. Comd'g Post.
45 tf]
r>'.\ A*—
A'^'!'/ • "
EAUL£ FOVSTDRV,
Fatktxkvillb. N , Jt> y 4, 1*6^
E ARE NO^r PREPAdED TO RECBITB
ders for
RAIL ROAD WHEELS
of ‘hi follswinp six*:, v z: 24, 26. 28 and 30 inch. Also
CH’L/.BD TIRES Th- Iron w« shall nee for them
o.OLl' BLAST CHARCOAL IRON, and wo war
rant oit,- Vf heels NOT TO ORACK; and to be equal to
*ny tQacfc.>( in tho Conf«d«raoy. or to tbcB“ of WWtney &
^lon- of PV iladelDbia, whOP«^ reputation is s'* wsil known
i)v aU Rail Ro-ii Companie-.
'W-3 hav^i^ th? best facilities for transportation by
IStsaraers to ^iJm.ngtou, from thence to any part of the
K’onfo'^cracy.
O-ders rc(ft>^'t^sllv aolicitsd.
48if] D. ANDWR80N & CO
Desirable Oeo4s.
\W., NtC INTTRi;
Offers for pale:
OAA SETS ENI^F.8 and FORKS, assorted;
/gllU 40 Doa. Pmo- 4 Bladed Knives;
MOO Gross Steel Pms; ^
12r> Gross Blist ^ teel Knitting Needles;
80 Raame Ruled Poet Paper;
3J0 Grosa 'Vgate 81 Irt buttone;
UOOO OrosB English i‘ione P*ut Buttous;
1 Barrel Camphop,
2 Barrels Borax;
f) Barr»l» Epeom Hulte;
f> Kar»e> * Alum;
6 Barroli» English ««n fcf.pperaa;
10 KcfS IJi cMfc, S&da-
IBagAlipioc:
3 lisga Blrtcjk Plppar;
1 Package .'JaiiFetrti. \
sm*iiiwi'«aTW»
fl^HE uaaeraifned wil! iftei)U at tL* fcL „
£ and piaoe«, to coJleot the intereiH on .‘he Keiues-
trated l»«Jt« in klfl District, via:
July I'Jth,
fNO. 1347.3
INTERESTING HISTORICAL COINCIDENCE.
The author of ‘‘Beulah” (Miss Evan^,) in her
lato work, “Macaria,” gives the following bi*a of
history of th« times which tried and are trying
the souls of men and women:
In 1781, when aompelled to raise the siege of
Ninety six, it became very important that Oen.
Qrecnc should ooiumunicate with Snmter. The
intervening oonntry was, however, bo filled with
liritiah and tories, and such dangers attended the
mission, that no one could be found willing to
undertake it. In this emergency, when even oar
{)atriota.of the first revolution shrank baok, Emi.
y Geiger, only eighteen years of age, volunteer-
i:d to make the hazardous attempt, and reecived
irom General Greene a letter and verbal message, ~
which he was extremely desirous should reach
their destination. Moundng a swift horse, sb«
performed a portion of the journey in flat'e^y; but
tCJffted'tmrt^lirTingirf hst WJwieft. who 8UB;
though •'landcfitin© servica “to the rebels.
Switily and unobserved she swallowed the writ
ten despatch, and, baffled in their expectations of
finding suspicious documents, they allowed bee
to proceed. Sumter’s c9mp was safely reached,
the messages were delivered, General Greene a
army was reinforced, and soon boeame '6irong
enough to assume the offensive. Rav»don was
foroed to retreat, and Grco’iP snbseqaently laet
and vanquished the Brititih nr ray at KuUw
Springb. Was not Emi'y /’.eigprs s’cndrr wu
manly hand instrumental in preparing tor that
battlp, the result of which freed the Curoljufci.
In .Tnly, l«ni, when the Nortb, bUmled by
avarice and hate, ran^ with the cry of t.>
lli>hi(iond,” our donfederato army ->f the
mac waH divided between ManasnaH am* W.i'-cnea-
ter, watching at !>otli points Ihe oomu 91
the Union boa constrictor, wrifhing in tl3 tflf 'rfs
to crush tho la.^'t hftnctuary of lrecdou)._»The
Btringf;ncy evinced along the Federal Itnci* pre
vented the transmission of do8J':itche^^ by t^e »*•-
cessiouistH of Maryland, au'i for a time (.lenf-r&la
Beauregard and J onnstrn were kept it? ignomnoe
01 the movements ut tbo enemy. Patlevson bung
data and lowerin'.^ around W inehf.'’ter, tbrea'eu
iiig daily dt'Wont; while the main »!olumn of ‘be
grand army und«r McDowell pr'»eccde\^> l om
Washington, confident in the expootatioJi 1 »vor
whelming the small army fitalioned Ht Mbtjh.' .4?.
The IricndH of liberty w*i0 were comf elled t re
main in the dcBeorated old capital, «ppreo«.ded
the urt^ent necessity of acuuainting Gen Bcfcure-
gard with the desi;n8 ol McUowcU and the arch
apostate Rcott; but all channels of cgrefs s.'fmed
sealed; all roads leading across the Potomac Wdr»>
' vi'VilantJy gttarded, to keep the ereat stcref^foly.
and painful apprehensions were indulged f jr tbo
fate of the Confederate army.
lJut the promethean spark of devotion burned
in the hearts of secession women: i.nd, resolved
to dare everything in a eaujtc so holy, a youtg
lady of Washington, strong in heroic iMth, 0 er-
ed to encounter any perils, and pledged her iil J
to give Gen. Beauregard the necessary intorma-
*;«n. ^TeeWisMy iT'Je'ewll™** *. lot*****
of her luxuriant hair, which should escape de-
U^ctioD even .should alie bo «oarched, she dls^iB*
ed herself effectually, and, under the guiHe of «
market woman, drove a cart throiitrh Wash.' igton
across the I'otomae, and dcceivf'd rbo guarij by
selling vegetables and milk as she irocceded.
Once beyond the Federal lines, and in a friendly
neighborhood, it was but a few minutes work t(
“off ye lendings,” and secure a horse and riding
habit With a courage and rapidity which must
ever command the admiration of a brave peopte,
she rode at a hard gallop that burning July after
noon to Fairfiix Court Hotise, and telegraphed to
General Beauregard, then at Manassas Junction,
the intelligence she had risked so much to con
vey. Availing himself promptly of the facts,
he flaahed them along the clectric wirog to Rich,
mond, and to General Johnston; and thus through
womanly devotion a timely junction of the two
armies was effected ere MoDovreH’s baunera
fiouted the skies.
Carthagcnian women gave their black locks to
string their country's bows and furnish cordage
for its shipping; and the glossy tresses of an
.Vmeriean woman veiled a few mystic cyphers
more potent in Gen. fieauregard’f? hands than
Talmudi.sh 8hc:al'«mphurash.
Her itiission accomplished, the dauntless c6u-
lier lurned her horse’s head, and doubtless, with
au exulting, thankful heait returned in triumph
to Waflhington When our national jewels are
made up, will not a grateful and admiring coun
try set her name between thos« of H-?auregard
and Johnston in tbo revolutionary diadem, and
let the three blaze through coming ages, batfling
the mists of time—the ConstelUtion of Manaa-
ii
sasf
At nillsbaro’:
‘Raleigh
• Fkytuteville
June
0
20&21,
27, ^8 & 2'^, *“
H.TVlLltER. Receive’
46-IJ2')
$,'tO REWARD.
|> AN AWAY from the eubsorlber. ou the 24th of June,
11, my negro T0« He will prol-*bly go about where
Turner Gilchrirtt’a widow lived in Ro'oeson Coun'y, or
in the n-igiiborhood of Mr Monroe’a on Big Rookliih,
who owne" a brother of hi» I will p\v the above ro i
wBrJ for nejro or cou9Ge*»'eut in Jail 90 I can (
ret him . I
^ .fOHN FAIRLEY I , .
Marilpelier P. O., Richmond C > , June 29. 45-fi pl j a couple oT
Try it.—A gentleman informs ua that a few
years ago there wa.s a freshet in North Carolin&
which overflowed the wheat fields in the low taudt
just about the time the wheat was ready for cut
ting and destroyed it. One gentleman who did
nut allow his hogs to run on bis wheat had the
satisfaction the following Anttupt or September
of harvesting an exceedingly heavy crop. Would
, it not be a ^)od idea for those having wheat on
• low lands, that ha.s been destroyed by the receut
rains, to try this oxperinienty It might be best
to plow it in, fiincc it ha.«? not boon washed down,
I f;B in the ioBtanoc oitt;J al>ovc.— Col. Emj.
! A llii^ixjht for hirtnt.^.—A late writer, ?p«iL-
j in/, of paronttt, says that when they spend monry
1 judiciously to improve and atlorn th#-hou’ic and
the "ronn’d around it, they arc iu.eii ot payi?*f.»
‘b«ir ehildron :t premium to ntay at bomt aa
mtibli posflible to enjoy it; but that Tvhen they
snend money unnecessarily in fine clothing rnd
jewQlry for therr children, they aro paying, them
a j.rcmium to snend their time away from home,
that ifl, in those places whore they t:an attract tlu'.
' mo'^tattention and make theruofltdisplay. There is
both tr.ith and philosophy in the If
parents expcct to shiQld their children from the
•ioee of tho world, they must make home aUr»c-
e to them. A cheerful and happy borne xa
■\
ot tho grn^test safeguards a parent can thnw
V- f 4 ‘raid—Mrs. Gen. Forrest, a few day? ago
I ^ Aberdeen, and on the road met
came ladies going up. The parties were
.ouple of ‘ Ja ji„, Forrest
* mt ^ . 18 rang V|gy not afraid of tho yank“3s.
rVnme Wanted. 1 humorously if
4 TRUSTY gocd t^moare t oolored wom»n is wantw^l 44^0,” said «nc Oi ^ i
Atokii^BatonBtoaaiBftei A»ly toMm B. ^ wd Tin iwt afew4 of th«t
%