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VOL. XIV.1
FAYETTEVILLE. “N. C., AUGUST 25, 1864.
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SPECIAL NOTIC?-
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will bp enterod without payment in adraDoe, nor will
the pap^r b sunt to siach pubscrihera for a lonj;er time !
than is r*»id for.
Fuch of our old subscribers as Jeeire to take the pa-
p.'?r on this systfra will please not:^ us when malciiig
remit tar.c'-*. Jan’y 1, 1863.
W. DKAVGHOIX.
AUCTIONEER,
8. E. Corner Market Fqimrf,
FAl'HTTETlLLE, €.
tl^' Proicrt »t»eT?trcp fr’ven to el! bc^irrps in h*i«
lir» erin^fted lo him
Jure 10, 1864 40tf
If. ]fl€illlLI/A]\%
Anftionefr and rommissiou Merchact,
•Vo. *-J«, finif street^
FAYKTTEVILLK, xV. C.
Judo 6. 3y-3m
IS.^Ar HOLLIN'(^S\VORTH,
jrcrfr *ud (liniBilfisiou !II(rrhant.i
FWKTTEVILLK, X. 0.
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Atiornoy at Law,
i-AYSTTEVILIV:. N. 0.
ul (he County and ifaforior Coun« of
COTTOrV CAUD59, IVo. lO.
The FAYETTEVILLK COTTON C\RD MANUFAC-
TUBING COMPANY arc now maiiufacturinarr ARD^-^
superior to any run through the blockade, and ;it prost-nt
are selling for a less price the singlo pair or by the quan
tity. *
Any pt'mon ordering six or more p*»irs«, th«y will be
securely packed and delivered in Wilmington free of ex
pense.
Call upon or address A. A. McKETHAN.
J. A. WORTH.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
F^etteville, N. C., April 18 24tf
Fafettefille Rosin Oil Works.
OUR Oil Works are now in complete o{>eration, and
an we use nothing but good rosin in producing the
Oil we can reonmnend it to M the best of the kind made
in this ccpootxy. It Is a fine Lubricating and Tanner’s
Oil, and w® would be glad to receive orders from the
Government and the public gonera’Jy. We will sell on
reaaooable tenas. MOO^, CASHWBiL & CO.
April 15. a8,UT
LrBm^TilvG oilT
Concord Female Collef^.
The next ae^eion of this Institation. located at SteiMi*
Title, will eoiTP>«nee od the last Mooday of Anfttnt
Th« i^rice of tuition, for the Peseion, will W from
740 to 60 The priee of board will be $100 dollar*
for mcDth, payable in advanoe. unleea • speoial ar-
cement shoidd be made with the Preei^ent. Bach
bnrrder will be expected to ftirnish her own light*, tow
el: . ard a pair of sbeeta.
Le'terfi of inqniry will recefre prompt attentlo* if
at'7r« Bed to J. M. M. CALDWELL.
Av.g. 1. 1864.
67-7tpd.
Charlotte Female iMstitute.
The exercHnes of ihie SCHOOL will be reeamed on
W?du«Bday 8«^t 14. Those who wish plaoea nnst
mako early application. For oiroalar oontaiking terma.
address
Rev. R BURWELL. Charlotte. N- C.
July *>3. 5«-f»tpd
&o
A IRA 111*9 HA1«TB.
THIB salve bae been thorosfhlju tMted for may
years, and H new oDbw* te Um 'yabVa with the
i guarantee tb»t it poa«eflset«ll the«alo»ble heallag t>rop-
WnBted—l»Vood Land.
The ’undersigned will give a fair price for a well wooded
traf.>^ of LAND of 100 or 200 acres, on the Railroad at
any pc>^ at between Juneaboro’ and Fayetteville. Wood,
pitch i^oe boxed or unboxed
henry E. COLTON, Agent P. K. Co.
Fay..tt«viUe, AprU 19. 26tf
Headqosrten, K. C. Reserre, \
Raleigh, Aug. 6 1864. J
Qbuujil Oboiks \
No. 5. I
IT hM be.-n reported to the Lieatenant Qeneral Con-
man>1ir g Reserves, that deef riers from the army *rc
pticroitted to rsmtin aamoleiited in certain counties of
thifi State It is hereby made the duty of the Senior
R^r««a, to apprehend and deliver them to the nearest
Ul&aryXomma&ittnt; and tho Captains of the differ-
ent oom^anies ve *»sde and will be hold etriotly re-
Bpous«hii tot the execution of thia order, in their re-
spect^e oonibi-iea
Bj' -jouiuktd of Lt. Qeneral Holnei.
k W. W HUISDAidi, A. A. OoaaraL
A' 5 . 67-7t
LOSIT,
The undersigned is now pn^pared to fnrnish to the J erties elaimed for it For all eate, bmiflee, bnmi. Maids, | j rKVrilTTr atp nf itnnnaw*
publio a very 6-jpt'rior article of LUBRICATING j risings, felons, blietera,aleere,exeorietlone, Borenipplee, Tohu W Band ford, Eeq Fayetie^lie N C nu^
, I t:t
^ I ’I'-" ;riar; U ftnrr !f, Moore
, a'- n'ioi' to
-.i: :-nfU3*e'’. to b's !;3nf*3.
I 17, ISo't.
8 TLL
(iroirr and t’ontf‘*f-*lofs
eAYKTTl Vi?J.K. I
i^oVeson Ovun-
:si-r. of all
o-'-i r
^'yrr*r."nf.
OIL, erptciaily fur CoiUin and Woclen Fuctoriet. W
cUim that this Oil douO ucf gua, and :c*iy bo run at
great.*r epoci witli Icsi jiower than any oiLer Oil exotipt
8perti. .
Mr W H Pi>r(er, Tiutcauent of Phootix Cj*tci:
Faci-iry. n~ye o/ n: “1 iip.vo been uaiag ycur Lubricai
ing 0;i for i or 3 ncn»be, and fiai it to be euperi:r to
any cibar Oil now in ve for labrioatirg.”
' r J -hi: tteibha-,/, iJup’t of Dlouut’s Creek Factory,
sajti: •*I oan ch'’“- iul!y say your Lubrics'inj; Oil is a
suffrior article. It iocs not gum in the Icaai, but keeps
ihe joornals clear and bright ”
Mr A F Beokcrdito, t?hiof F.a,nneer of th;» G 8 Arna-
nal and Armory of this pUce, was requPft; *J lo try li
ind says: ihirk for light machinery—sa Cotton
Factories—and’ or hc«vy uia^binery when ibn n.otion
is slow, your LubrioaiiagOil will cot.parc next in quai
sty to Sperm ”
Other cotton mannfACturers have tried it auJ pro
nounced favorably of it.
HENRY K. COLTON.
Agent F*yett>,riUa Kcroaiue Co.
20*tf
April 1, 1804
rtMi-r ukd gatheied breaete, and for all wmmda of every
deeeription. it will be found eminently anocessfnl in af-
fordicg relief and effecting a core.
It is tecDliarly adapted to wounds exhibiting symp-
toF.’S 0* f rysipclaa. II will also be found one of the |
b»st apriicaticr! to the breast when it becomes neccs-
Ea;v to i?y np the sfcreUon of milk.
N('t p eennice without the signature of the Proprifior.
Pti:ter.c* in .icade to the follovrieg p*rsocs who
bt\i! the Salve ard e^a t>„stify to il^s heelin,; j
po
P Q Piicwdew, Pnrg P A C B.; Dr Wm F. B*r-
ry; Hev. MobPit B. Sutton, R»otor of St. Bariholoactw’s
rUurch, Pitisborougb; Col. Henry A Londrn: Hon A.
H*ncber Ex-Gnv. rf N. Mexico; W. F. Harllee, mem
ber of Ex. Botrd 7;h Cong. Dist.
Pnr sale in br
T,>t»
F. AIRAM
.1 htnpdale
Fp 0*n.»
F4IR SALE.
LIWHT P1X-PAF8PNQER STAGE COACH with
?rk seat, new?y fired and painted, and in excel-
lent cr icr
ArpJy to
R L PATTEBSON,
Ai g I
Patterson, CalaTeil C"U' ty, N
^i*sv4w
bered V7, dated Mavoh IB, 1864, and drawn in favor of
Mrs Hannsli J Tunnell. No'io*» is hereby given ‘hat
application will be made for the tseae of a new oertifl-
catB in ii“a of the one lost T> H HILL
David ■'H Collfge, Ang 12. 69 1m
Keckingham, Klclunond Co. !f. C. \
Aa^nst 1864 j
I^HE mdptsigned would rpspeotfuliy inform his fnei:ds
. und tiie public generally that he ia just receivinir a
smell t«ck of the fci!owi;f articles, which he will sell
as chesp »s the ligh taxes and a greatly depreciated
curr'iioy w'll pc»iait of, to wm; Bnuff, Tobacco, Cigars,
SiEfki jg Tobacco, Candles. MatoLea,' Pipes, Pics and
N»^dkts Knitting Needles, Hi>oo' Thread, Flax end
BUk ’"hrra:', Bieac 'ed and unbieached Bomeepnn,
Caltoo, Ho. p SkirUs, Coppeia”, Soda. Epscm Salts,
Laudianm ramphor, Alnm, Qioger, Pe;>per, Spioc,
Su.o-ar and (3offec.
lior He will barter op the m^'st favorable terms any of
his goods for Baiter, Egirs, Lard, B&con. C''n and
Whe*. Give him a o»ll, if you wish tn got g*K>i l*ar.
feaics ^'TLLl.AAIR TEPRY,
Atthestan i rortncrlf hy Carter ikS » Har
Tiee** ^^op.
in» %sfe.
,s A ?;Tr'iMiN, wv H KKavirj.
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I^ACiiLE FOl'NDRT, \
F.'»Trrr*vii.L«. N. t’ , Juiv 4. 5‘'•4. i
^yE .*.RE NOW l’HEP\HSl> TO HK' ETvt? oR- j
hTi'l road WHKELS I
of tl' ' {^llow'nK sixes, v'l; 21. 26, ^nd 30 Uiob hL v. ■
CfSlLLBO TIRES T’l' Iron tto ?L;a’! unj for !a>':a
wilHw^'OLD BLAST CHARCOAL UlON. anl w» w%r
r-3t car wheeis Nv>T TO «>ud lo hn to
*1:7 male in th' Cocfttderv^y, cr to tboii" of ^hinty a
f' cf Phila''*»ipUi», wfeo^* r pa--\.i -n is •••> well known
“ ’.i o^'l * I I ‘. n in::s
Vv’; the b"!: rt-it.ua >ty
d»?a’JierB io Wiliaipgt^a, fr -ra thence to any part cf llie
Orders rcspeo'.'jlly '‘oU-'. 5
D. ‘N h. CO
WES’M'EB:¥ S \IL I40AJ!>.
rTHE FilSIOilT AUL PASPGN0^;R TTvAlNji of ihi=j
• i leave F-.ycit. ?iUo d*ily, excepted)
locli, L. JU., And rei iralng ler.vo Hypl at 1
P. M.
MONDAY, WEHKESDAY and
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fr'roBii and thU
Jatc the Steamer X. P- HURT will
lciyi at 8 o’oloi'k, .''J., on Moad^
•adT'r" i-'.y J08. A. '.VORTH,
April o—I7tf j Ajf’t C F. Stsaoi Uoat Co.
r;u :■ -‘i-’s kindb of VAgga
■r ■ rrjy '■ n’yU'ithir jkn-.l c*a
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Mm AL L^SITR1N€5C
'•P'tftl ifl I’rcniiiim Notes acio-.'iils lo 52‘>7,68^ ..;v>
* - - - i, 077 3i)
Burgeoc General*s Office, \
P>ALI10H, N. f5., JCMl ICth, 1864. j
i M L’S4?E10ER will leave tills Offi jo cu the first day,
A. find Ihe 8'tecoih day. of every month, for Gea.
Lae’s May. .ill b'):^j8 left here for anv member cf!
fltikt arrcy w'lu ^e csrriod there promptly by him and
delivered to the owner
EDWARD WAFREN,
41-tf Sur^a Qeneral North Carolina.
rayettf'Tllle Ancsftl and Armory,!
June SO. 1864 >
?§lOO BOUi^TY.
H*ant€iij iO mllounted R.iHcmcn.
Authority having tjc;n (granted by tie W*r D-;
jiAni.jf.ut. to r*i3e a Comp^ry of Mcunied Riflej»f n
f r .“■f^rvice ia tal vicinity, uetioe i* hereby gives that
rooriiita lo ilic r amber of 40 non ctmscriplt will be re-
'cr tbiH psrviof, to flii up the comr*ny to the re
i;uir i Nucibor of 100 Eaob reomit wiil Ixi required
to furnish a gevi'-'able horio, for whioh he will be al
io rd 40 cents per diem, and hie pay $12 per month.
\nrittm pmiittcn will be reqair^ frora parents or
vjlero ajiplioaut is Jie ooa^orlpt
Ckch reomit must bring with hint a blanket or* S«d
spread, and come prepared lo remain.
Bri l!c •, BadJies. laitcr« and eaddle blan^jets famish-
e l by tho Gor .rr’ueat, cr it the r^oruit eomes provided
VTi'h la-'tn, be Wili fce p^id for tbem a fair valuation.
Apply to Miycr MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, at the Ar-
F. L. CBILD9,
to if] Lieut. CoL C. 8. A. Comd’g Post.
~ flOLEARls tt£WABl>.
ON lasjt Thursday my bsy m*re, with a blaek na^e
aud t\il, broke Ic'ee at Egypt St%tion. Chstham
county 1 hnve not seen her einoe. 1 ju^ge that eome
pcison has taken her np or stolen her since she got
'•oc’.'o. H*’C’s of commor ti*e, poO'l looking, her m»ne
oons.der*b!y worn cff with the collar; her left eye has
bcf-n ail kr\oel'»‘d otU. the hair robbed cff her back.
1 wi’.l gi’o $100 for the recovery of the mars and
i MO for U-.- ('rr»'af •'T i>-« thi-f if stolen
HARRIS TYSOR
V»-' .Inlr V 7ipd*'f
Wool Wanted for the State of N. Carolina.
'^HF iindcrsi*ned ooiUintio to exohange COTTON
fjpwo
1864
}|
Claim your Horses!
EN'B0Li,isa Orric
rayoitaville, N C , Aug 15, , |
^WO wert'r*f".nt!y capture 1 7 miles f*'om i
p!*.c? UTi.Ji'r cirai'^-^tia-'■> wi.ic'j i- * 1 to the i
beli’^f i..*t :• "'V w .•«' »‘ol>n bv b*‘ D,..trt( r in who«e !
P'EE»eiod tUey w-ta w>'eu capture 1. Tne oriminala
:rtv -ling under fals-' r.aun»s, vit' fjrred papers,
and o*uH giv^ uo credib o t,oo3int of toeinselve^ The
horfftj boio liark*! o.' havutg be>n ridden v^ry hard.
Their a'^.iad *'.amcb a.ad p'cper desoriptioa arc as
folli'*' 5:
1 Y Cn-'-nui. 07 yearn oil. hai.*l '*7C6, h'ir,
r otnp'o'-fin" *)f'>>thiirh AUbama rHcro>t9d oouuty
ALen 0» , y'-r» old, bine oyes. blao^ hair, fair ^
con'Ti-?!!ioa. 5 f..*rt l' i»'oh'‘', N. tj , Or-'iuga co'iaty. ^
Tas former Hi? e»3*p* in Wilmingtoa »nd is
arair. at Urg- Ti(C >t*or hi? ■ nee givea his name >s
Irkhmrt, »n I !»d"-it e! h'meelf lo be a dc»'rHr frora the
4’»t Oa . an! e'-iits that the licrsss were gotten
from Dejert'r«t !?iiid hcrrs3 ate ncT hf id subject to
wy crders by Q M . F«»yt*ttcv.l*o Arx^niil and Armory.
Any on* sup:)0««i'‘g ‘'imficlf the owner may address rte
OB tbc ma’^rr Wh« •Jiv-r tha real owners shall atpear,
the rr^t^r'T bIi-JI bo retum-d o.- the r-art? receive
vmlae Uippefor W. C. R£NCil£&.
CONFEDERATE TAXES.
The Ccnf'dente Tax Anseeeora for Riehmord e>arty
wiU meet the Tex Payers at the following Mates and
plaoes to receive tbeir Tax Lists for the year 1864:
At Steele’s, 29th and 80th Aagust;
At Mineral Spri&gs, 31st Aug . and 1st Sent;
At Roekinrbam, 2d end 8d Sept;
At Laurel Hill. 6th and Ath Sept;
At Stewartsville, 7*h and 8th Sept;
At Williamson’s, 9th and 10th Sept.
To enable the Assesscrs to get throcgh with the As
sessments vnthin the time aUowrd to each Precinct.
Tax Payers xnost come prepared with ocmptele Hsts cf
every article of property held and owned by them ec
17th Peb’y 18€4, specifying what ip and what »• not **»>
gaged in Agrien'tare, with the va’ae t.ber*Af «• IS'O,
(exoept where lands, Degrees, cotton or ♦ob»cc>' h»v«
been pnrchased since 1st Jan’y 18€2, then the pricrs
actually paid therefor to be stated.)
Among the enl jects to be listed the following may be
enamerated: Lands, slaves, horses, mules, cattle, bars,
sheep, goate, c''rn. bacon, flonr, lard aa* ether egricul
turx! prodncts, (except what may be necessary fer the
enppott of the white family aad hcnee eenruite Cor t*ie
rear 1^P4, provided the>% pvo^-uoti^ ars in tha iMnda efr
the prodaeer and have paid tlii tltka) All *rt««lea
nterchsndize, hcasebotd and Vitches f^itnre, wafoafl,
p'cnghs and aM sgricnltural and nteebanieal tocle and
implements, books, mspa, mns'cal fEstrnmecta, a»d
other workx of art, buggies, carriagea and salkies
olocka and watches, gnld and silvpr pUte, gold and sil
ver coin and bullion, amount of all eolvent credits, bank
bnis and other paper issued as currency, (except non
interest bearing Conf«'’erB*e Trearnry Notee,) and not
employed in a taxed bnsit.e66. moneys held abroad,
bills of exchange, and every deeoriptiop of property,
whether real, personal or mixed
Rst’^ms must be prcmptly rendered of all specific
ttxes and of grcRS qnsrterly sales up lo 1st July 1864;
as well as of all rrofita made from sales of property of
every kind, purchased since 1st .'an’y 1868, and eol'^
I between 17th Feb’y 18C4 and let July 1864
I The A 8.ieesors of the Tax in Kind will accompany (he
■ nndereigned for the p'j.pose cf Asnefsicg the w^ol.
I wheat, oats, rye and other crops which have been gather-
! ed. JOHN C FNIOHT,
} JOHN W. LEAK,
I APsesBore.
18 60 8tpd
Tax in Kind—Riohmond County.
The Fsrmers residing in the followipg Listrirts,
Richmond county, are notffird to meet me at the
tollowing times and places for the purpose of listing
their crops of Wheat, Oats, Rye and Hay, and Wcol,
the present year’s crop, to-wit:
Wolf Pit, on
Laurel Hill, on 6th and 6th Cept;
Stewartsville, on 7th and 8*h Srpt;
WtlUamson’s, on 9th and 10th Sept
Prompt atter>daTtce required.
PETER MoRAE,
Assessor for low'^r end of Riohisond cocnty.
Aug. 18 fO 4tpd
To Tithe Payers of Robeson County N. C.
You will be allowed until the l"t of Sert to bri»R in
all rrodnce d”*" from the cror» of 1863, provided
yon bring i* to Lumberton. None of the crops of 18t>4
will be received until notice is given.
B STAXPEL, Q M. Agt. C 8 A.
Lumbe"ton, Aug 19 60l*tlisw
89
L/%. wma
Fayeticvlllc Arsenal and Armory, Q. M. Office. \
S'ay-ttcvillf, Aun;. 17, 18ti4 \
Wood Wanted.
SEALED FH''‘1-0S.\'..? ri-l roc“'ved ft tJu.-i office
uptil I'oe 16.b 'i&j 3opt f>r the delivery of
fonr hundred cofJs of good sound BLVCK JACK
WOOD tc be dollverel at sm** time e.n^ place and in
a>i(h quiutities as the A Q, M at tViis po«t may re-
quira. It wust conform ttrictly to tba ataa ’ird mcaeure-
meat for Ccrd Woo 1, v i: 8 x 4 x 4
Proposal's to *>c '^%rk''d Prou’- Wood for Q M.
Dcp’t Jl>TN L HOLMES,
69tf ) aad A A. Q M.
f 'tzj ^
-V Kkt
1-..
Uuft**. Araft'C lor sale by
J fi LEE.
6Ptf
j?* iJatr. E iviil
1 , . n>- r>, - «-o'-n i ♦’“jr r»s8, or
;■ - > ...3t 'ir’cc, v;’Jrer«:d in
. - -. 1 •’ )•« .''••b.
' VOflPP.V
7-t?
F *. 1
I'
'/Al*
OC:^:
(!• i4n-t»h!e:
3ioh on h*ad and clber aee-is.
Total, ;^272,7G!> 1-i
'iKfl Coaipany have paid nil lo^tsee promptly, and
t s'.>)iiever 'nade • a as::ij3smout on their prctnium iiotetj-
Total tosHO^ paid» t2'>,l>82
OrrioBEs;
OEO. McHElLL, President.
D. A. R.^Y, Vice President.
0. A. MoMILLAN, Seo’y.
Dia5»-?T0as:
lenry Lilly, N. Tillingliiist,
1?. L. Mjrove;-, ii. J. Hiaaialc,
S. T. Hawioy, Wa. MoLaurin,
Nathan A. Stcdmao, T. S. Lutlcrloh,
n:;- '•t
f i I
^ . >:• ‘ f 'N ”'i
n ^ *.y I
".t-erlh. i'.l iic ids
i'»ill^ B'lnn;
• 1 i ? '.'Ct 'VI A. ■
..CuV, *;00 lot
an - C- hrIj !>:•
c'lt ' r'.'.'ii*
t.l B. Millett,
James Kyle,
A. A. MoKethan,
J. D. Willina«,
f.. ri!::ii£rh^n.
lcta\ tJoilin * and C. 0.
?aart“Tne Coi ap;,ny iaKt s«pp'
W. Steel,
j. G. Ceoa,
tloa. J. U. Hl'onliord,
Ti. RrowQ,
A. I’ J
jr ; Ui't*-!*, fiar,'^’’,a5 -V '.vni-J
YARN fjr WOOL, oue buiidle of Yarn for 4 Iba. un-
WAjhed, or 8 Iba. clean washed WooL They will also
pay ■> liberal price in cash for large nr small lots.
GEO W. " ' ‘
Feyottovil'e, June 16.
Headquarters Heterye, N. €., \
H\L]i!on. Aug. 1, 1864. J
WILLIAMS A CO., Agts.
42if
t.x rs'.
J
OsaB'i.vi. 0»D*as, 1
So 4 /
IOai-tiln^ of Senior P.«6erve, in the seven* counties
, of the Sta'e of North Carolina, where Companies
harr V'fcn orgauised, will assemble them at their re
peoti»a Court Honses, every Saturday at 12 o’olook, for
drill and instruotion.
I>y Ccniniand of
56 7t
JNO.
Lt. Gen Holmes
W. HINSDALE, A. A 0.
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C«NK»nitrtArK isflTfia* »F AMKSICA,
EK4iiai!...a i>liPABTK.^ST, DiST. Cap« Fkar, f
Wilmiegloa, y. 0.. Mairch Itith, 18t>:i. )
VTOTICE is bjrcf-y ^i.cii t. al. i-erson^ bavin* jlaitn.^
ih« ii'nr^a^er .-t.—for servieoj uf
%lMe^t etnj-ljjjd dffcntot U'^ar
W;lalugiai>, - -J , . . '-.-l.Mi ’d is authorised
and pr -j>Ar.)>.* Ij y-'j - i 't a-.s on tho se-
M.nd V-n>t O' iL.. . j;] .".ucv Mcares’7>rug
ijivr*', i»i-»r;{Ct Stt* ‘ t.
t’arrtoi.j -r-.ciAUn;: r wc;h c£ Attcrncy will ob-
srr-’c tiic f torji—liiC-f -jigaaturea, ia ;iU oaie«t,
I,. 1,^1 witnrjHv l by iro and uigne i :a du,>li-
f.r ihoj 1 -• w ii‘. • i ■ v'oro Jn-iti.iii of t»:c
O' Cier i o. Ai.y C tr*.
' i-'UiiM. u: rO-.V‘JU ()!•' .iTlOfiNKY.
I. - of , do herc'iy 'tppoi it , of my
tr'te .«!•' A7*!el t>-> re'^-'pf! f =ia;l r-«ertivc
r\vo ri( uf -.11 W'yDi'j'i Awi to i:.. t>j 'f-'J i^^.inoar De-
par'ijje :*’ ofi.hu Stilus of :'or iso
ucr^iop-i r { luy slaves l'» - i--ri o-j
3 i»t. , dannj, tiin no..i.'t ■>[ , \ t>
■i'»r* i -f I -?*’i i't' ■■■'•' ' d:-ij oi
JOHN KERSHAW.
68 Ot
^U|4AR CAHE
Received, another of thoea Exocllent Mi
roli'TM &;}d iron boxea, for s&le at Manafacturer'e
pr.'v'fl or cxohaa^o for provisions
Aug. 16.
^BOI%PS F0iS~8AlJl[^
Pl\p Hiiitdred Million CoBfederate §lx Per Cent.
BODdH.
rni-B^E BONDS present the groatost induooineiite for
1 They ht*v« thirty years to run. inter
est piyabVi -.eTni-fcnnual*y, and are secured by impart
and • d-itic9; »re ercsnpt, prinoip*’. and intercs!^,
from *'»x» i'irs, an(i the ooupocs receivable im ocdn for
cur-ou di;' i?s
The o?up''i'd of thrso Ronds, dne Januftry 1st, 186S,
h»'? ' ticon lo t»e reonivcd ia p*yrn».at of import
duh«* i-i vimooe r>f mi-iurity Apniv to
ALLRN 8. GIBBE3, Agent
Troawry D*partatent, Wilmington, N. C.
Ai’.s. 't> ' 68 tf
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4'5>:S
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1
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■■•J of A tier no/
. u ,ii>a pppli-
( fe'sf Eu^.
i.JOOtf
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IVapth^! nfaptlta!!
K v.n* u'^w making r very sntierior article of NAP-
TRA r-hicb W8 reoommnd *o ,^^se3%*^l ial Pail-
ru*> U may iie«d for Oicaning tVa finest *ifsll as
the riJ0»t c •m^K'n V*nhin‘ry, and it is suporlor to the
hcMt oil for clofensing guns of rust, &o.
Mt>0RF, C.\SHWE[#r. & CO.
Ai;j. Rft-lm
r9 lu..,*e
■fui're aius!. ^
l-j. i '-k'l
at i-i. K
J%n y v'5, la:
Slraycsl.
BROWN UO^. marked with smooth crop and under-
bii both u»rs, liuviinra >»i*o Any information will
broUi-.r'aUy r ocivi'd, and a hboral re»#*rj p»id for
k«r r*ro«»y, by Mrs. fi- M. WALBJsR.
•?avmoBnt Mar *9
licanM.
I'l'E eabe »r»bar V m tho hirhest c«*h prices for
^r'T cr'jJ.1* ,- Chr-rti Beaas.
X. A 'V^RTH
tr. • -r • " >■
CosiSedrrritc Tax.^s.
I WILL U5e«*t tbe tai pftTori^ of Iho upper Di«t»ict of
Robeson C'ui't.y V. tie followitig times and pl»c?s
far tho purpofi cf correctm.T potre rrrrors made in tiie
Ugt I'atinf (bcii'S l^‘5 same days on tMcH tho vsessor
of tithes will VI tbor: )
At Smitu’B, August 23J, 1861;
AlfordsvLlle. August -4 h;
Wisharfs August 25th;
HowelliivUle, August 26!h,
Ft. Paal's, .\ui(u9t 27th;
Lumber Fridge", August 29tV;
RtndalsviUo, .\ngusi 30tb
The Taz-payers of the ooiit:ty are hereby notified to
attoad "vt tho liicet &ad placoi? ibovo stated, and furnish
to the BSseMord correct liEtfl of the followinn subjects
of Taxati''n, on hand, held and ownod on the 17lh Fcb’y
1864, vii:
No- cf Aorea of Ued empl-'yed ia agrionlture.
No. age and sex of slaves “ “ “
No. Horses. Mules find Oxen “ “
No. Plouehs and o*hr>r farm ng implements, do.
All other nrcpertv et«tployod in agriculture.
—ALat>—
No of Acrcs land and cHier Roj-1 .Eeiate a^'t oraploycd
in agrioultu’c.
No age tind («t of p’axvs not I'Tij^oyed ia »grlcti!lura
N*' o' Hijree.’^, »'td AsH«r.s do-
No of t:»ttle of th' IJ^vitkp ppec«i=.
No o' Sheep. Qotte and Uo
No ff ponnls Cotton end Wool-
No *• Tobftooo.
No bushels ^cm na*i Whe^*, Ry^, o*!*, R«c? acd
other Email grain.
V*li;c of potaf-'es of .‘vll k'n-’K. j>«rs, bfam, ground
prae, aui all oib;r p'cduota of iiJ9 ft^rm, garden or or-
ehard. * . , j j
V*lue nf flou , mos,;, engnr, molasses, bacot*., Ixrd and
other groeertc', goc ln, Tnr '^ ?nd r'erchsndira, spirh-
ous Uqaora, f»in«9. oidor, virie'-’.-^c, &o
Value of all bi n*eh>i'ifnd kiir'he'^ fa*-nit'jre, ft^icai-
tural toa’s mi irr:pif).reT?'F, ftrd ^ill too!>i of K0^hanic9
»n-i others, in '-ntm’nts, and all articles of *1o-
ip*>"tip us-;.
No rad-’hIi? ' of c*r'..3, Jr^ys ’ "'I other
%ohiolca on wV--of.’«.
Value of all aud n'iver wfro and plate, jc’relR,
jeweli-y and wa*c't''’»-
Valuf of el! bo' kB, tn^pa, p*cturis, rti tti-!?’, sXtu
ary and otUcr wo'ks of srt
All rrcperty i»nd apfetn of banks, joint stock com
panies aud Thethjr ^iiojrnorated cr nu*.
Gold v.t v«>r coin, gold dust, gold ftnd sd?' !’ bnli'.in.
,\mount cf »■* sol-^ent o«-pdit>>, bsnk biil.4 a;id r.I o(h»r
paper iaHU"d c-rronoy, (exo ’nt ••oo»!Bi^ref i I’-arinx
Confederate Tr».v':t:'y co'as ) ar 1 not c’•.piojoJ m a
taved busine^-s-
Value o' all raoneya Ueli atref ^ bd'a of etch>»nfp on
foreign cottntrios.
Valua of til ^rt!c\'«> cf oers^cfcl or aa i»d p roperty
no*, embraced in me tore »3m;;.
D F MORRIGON. Ans^Mor.
Aug- 16 .')8’'st»U
llKADaVABTKBS RRSKRVE, N. C.\
Raliiob, Aug. 19 1864 /
General Orders 1
- No. 6 f
I. General Orders No. 3 paragraphs III-, IV. and
V , Headqaarfers Reserve N. C , current aeries, are
V,,.,’.,w T«vAlie).
U. AU Ezenptiont of persons within iira Reserve
^ « vitl he ffraatod tmder |K>nMNU iiMitraoiiona from
Ue Bureau of Conscription, witnom reference ?0 tnc
Lt Gen’l Commanding R*scrvo.
III. ApplieatioBS for Detail of parsons within the Re
serve ages will not be reoeiv?d by the Looal Enrolling
f)tfitdrb, UBt'i aft?r tho crganiiation of lisa compacv
frorn the cminty in which the aprlicant resides shall
have been effected They wiJ then be oarefully invest i-
g>ted, and acted upon in ronfcriaity with the p»’ovi-
sions of Circulara No. *, 8 and 29, Bntreau of Conscrip
tion, current series, exccpt hereinafter prescribed:
ftrst. In cases of approval by the Diotrict EoroUicg
Offioer, a furlongh for tizir/ da»s will not bo granted,
when the party wonld, within that time, become
eighteen years old Secondly, In cases of disapproval
by tbe Distriot Snrolling Officer, if the partv be t-e
twren forty-five an-* fifty years old he wili be forth
with assigned by the Enrolling Offioer t-o the cow
psny of Sprier Res^r^os from the eounty In wh'oh
he rcsidef; if be* ween the agos of seventeen and eight''ea
ytarp, he will be eont t-j Caiap of Instruction for a»»-
signment by the Commandant of Conscrints. eoc'rdjng
t« county and C'tngresHional dintrict. Thirdly, All ap-
plicatioJis herein referred to. required by tho Oirca’ars
from the Bu»esu of Conscriptioa to be forwarded, will
bo transmitted,' throuffh the commandant of ronscfipfs,
to this cffioc for final action, instead of to the Superin-
tenient ot Ihe Buroau at Richmond,
fiy ooia-ind of Li«ut Gen. Holrncs.
.•OHN W. HIHSDALE, A A. Gon.
Ang 20. 60 7t
THE REBEL INVASION
[From the London Times, July ^S-l
The interest of tho American intelhgeDce re
ceived by the Arabia is derived from every varie
ty of incident that can Uiostrate the history of
war. Military operations, political conleets or fi
nancial difficoltics have, severally, often given a
special importance to the instalment of news;
but never before has the confusion of the time
b'*en eo vividly reprcscntrd as by the brief out
line we pnl.Iith fins ncrrii g of tie rvents of a
f?irgle week. 3’he inva.cioxi of M-ujknti by the
Coiilod.-natrp is in itself bi’t' a ropc»ition of their
forr.er aggrefsive ioovcnj«-nts. but the effeota
tf thia attpok, and the spirit in vbich it is met,
give the !Pcur?ion a new Eif^':*'ficar.co It had
‘‘aesnuied formidable propoTtions,” and filled the
three chief cittee of the North with, alarm, extend
ing even to New Yoik.
Baltimore and Washington are ‘^threatened/’
a*d th« war ia. earned into the veiy snburba rf
both, 'tlw danger is to tlu* whole nec-
ple of tho North, bnt the reitemted appeal io
them for the means of defence does not find the
same respocse as before. The people of Marjs
land itself cannot be relied on by the Fedei^
Government, and would probably rather anist
tbe invasicn than help to repel it. But tho popu
lation of Jersey and Pennsylvania are now tle-
Boribed as apathetic and disinclined even to three
months’ service in the militia. Massachusetts
itself exhibits tho same indisposition to support
the war, for which, at tbe beginning of the con
flict, it was tbe most zealous State ia tbe Union.
The civic authouties of New York protest against
the removal of the military from the ci^y, appre
hending the revival of a riotous spirit in the in
habitants if tho trcorfi are withdrawn. The
Governor of Pennsylvania is driven to woid his
proclamations to the people, not in the old terms
of ccrfidcncc and patriotibm, but in the harsh
language of reproach. He actually accuses them
of “stupidity," and that “culpable indifference’*
which, in individuals, has been stigmatized as
treason. These are indications on the surface of
some change that must have been silently work
ing beneath. We cannot hope that the Southern
invasion will be a closing incident of the war;
but tbe different, or rather the aba*^ed, feeling it
excites in the North gives some faint hope that
a state of opinion is being created which wiil not
howl down those who speak of peace as public ene
mies.
During these events the paper price of gold
varied in a range of thirty per cent. Tt rose to
nearly two hundred and eitrhty, and subsided,
when tho worst period of alarm was over, to tv’o
hundred and fifty. It was just at this juncture
that Mr. Fessenden, the successor of Mr. Chase,
arrived in New York, and applied to the bankers
for a new losn. He wished to obtain a tempo-
rar}’ advance of ^50,000,000 until tho first of
Sept’r. The cost of the war is thus impressed on
the mind of the North, at the same momei^t that
its dangers are visible on Northern soil, and its
difficulty orhopelespcosg in Virginia. The lessons
of' experience of all kinds are coming in quick
snce«»fiHioB. It will task tbe inventive facility of
the Governn.’ent press to represent tnc x^ccurtrn-
ces of the past week as other than dLsastrous. Wo
have never heard that Charleston or Richmond
had been thrown into such alarm as Baltimore
and Washington have felt foi several days. The
Confederacy is more formidable as an enemy
than ever before. Its Government can engage
Grant and big enormous army wbiic it stretches
its arm over him and deals a blow in the Xurth
itself that is felt in every soction of society. In
tho lower olasscs ei th** community tbcrc appears
to bo beginning a tlim conboioatnoss of the real
state of things. The mass of the people have fill
ed the ranks cl tbe army again and again; they
have foui'bt bravely, and given tboir lives trcelji)
but they cannot endure a contincal effort that has
no result, or brings only calamity, and they now
begin to shrink from the useless sacrificc.
FI.OIIBI AI¥i»
IjlLOL'ii and OATS will be exchang-'i for (om at tho
I’ P.ore of T> MoLauria. by jci^lng h‘>n a few days
notice. Fljur gomi. Oats No. 1, bl»o or whitj.
Tmo’"* ‘I'A.
Young’s ArithnieUcal Dietionary,
l.'^MDRACINO a system of Aritbmctio, Reidy Reckon
er, Interest Calculator, Book Keeping, Forms, &o
1. J. flALI k SONS.
Dae’r 18.
TM« TsiaKfi*'-
One Haudrod and Fifty Dollars Reward.
*JTOr.EN on tan nig.it 'h.-. ’7*.' t ■ pjv
pUt»'.«i'0’. ■" Bn’>U C. ■' ' P-i-v c..’n-
F f.ci^y tn'i', wbo'i: fivo fjo . ■ ti u U, ‘.Viiu mi.ne
whioa tarliaes tj the Iti't : i?-. u w»!Xiag o.‘ trot-
t’pg. he hit*, fin; feet grc&:l^ inr*.r 5 w^ic»» is i'’o
orly pr-ubar n'^rk of the arji^'- i recollectrd.
I will pive ^ reward of One -ItJudred fcijd Fifty 1*'J1-
lar-t f«>r ti? litre? an'! Th;jf or -‘'iO hundrtjd Dol!»ra
for the lloise akac- 1- K- DYER,
QoldBborfl', 11. C
Anft. 1®. 60-lt
NOTICJB.
The A8"0fi3ors of the Ta« in Kind for Hamot t ocunty
will ba at flie followinr plRcos on tbe fallowing days,
for lh« purpose of listing the crops of Wheat, Oats, Rye,
cured Hay and Wool, products of 1864;
At JohnscnviJle, Thursday, Aag26,18f!4;
At l>*ibt>oae, Friday, Aag 26;
At Tamer’s Store, Up Lit Riv Dist, S»turdav, Aug 2.1:
At Bnnn’a Level, Stewart’s Creek Dist, Mon tay. Au^
At Averadboro’, Averaaboro’ Diet, Tuesday, A tig ;:it;
At R Turlington’a, Grove Dist, Welnosd»y, At:»g HJ;
At Reuben Matthews’ Mills, Neal’s Crcik Piss, Tburs-
d»7. Sert 1;
At Jshn Sj'oace’s. Hooter’s Creek Dist, Frtdav, K-'p!.2; '
At Mrs Arnold’s, Buckhora Dist, Saturday, Sept 3
The T*x payers of the County of Haraattare respect
fully reqao9tod to meet this notice promptly.
HUGH MoLEAN, \ Assessors
JNO. L. ATKINS,;^®®®**®”
Artg 18, 18r^. 60*2t23w
ProAtabIc InTeslment.
INTENDING hereafter to devote my entire indivSdnal
at‘entioa to the Coal Oil Works, I cff.r for sale the
fixtures of my BRANDY DISTILLERY. They corsist
of two Stills, with Worms, Caps and Tubs complete.
Tbe Blilifi arc peifeotly now and made of extra thick
coT'per I c»n pafoly say that there are not two better
Stills ia the South. One has a capacity of >0 to
100 gallons, tho other of 50 gallnnri, and they wi’l *urn
oMt in stiiUag cider from 16 to 20 f*llonti of frood procf
Praady per day
-Also, If dosirei, an APPLE MACiJINE, w>ic\ will
grind fia» 60 btisbels of epplfs an h iir.
In an applo-trrowiog srctiea any fenlflrpfiiisg man
can make from $500 to fSOO clear profit ?er d»y.
HENBY E. COLTON, Fayet'evme, N C
Alii? 17
$."SOO REWARD.
I WILL pay tt»e abt'vo reward of Five Hun^r*d Dollars,
for the apprehension of Joe L«e, a free mulatto, who
ia guilty of the murder of ArchtbaM Blue of Riohmond
oonjity, N. C , in a;sy jail so that I can get him. Said
Lee committed the murder on ihe 8lh of Anprtis*. iri>t.,
18"4 Pa'd Li-o is Cve fe"t R 'r 10 in-hiis hi h, d^rk
compleotion anfi »tr Mgnt htir. Wfcen laef seen he was
on his way to Sontflatown, in Robo«en oonuty, where
’ais Father oame fr-sm MALCOM BLUE
Mfftilrnf!^ N n.. A Ilf 16 59-tf
From Turkey.—A letter in tbe New York Tri
bune, dated Constantinople, 20th ult., says:
“All Constantinuplc in in a ferment The great
est oxcitement prevails among all classes.  >n
Suntlay last all the converted Turks who could
be found wore suddenly seized and thrown into
prison. On Monday tho establishmenis of the
American board, the American Bible Socicty, tbo
British Bible Socity, and all the Kngliab Mission
ary Societies were seized by an aimed l\>ice, the
occupants fjectcd, aal tho b'jiluii /'> up.
Tliis Huuim;try proc» edit':., vtH:i tue lac.ri liap^iaut
I violatioL «iif tr»ary rights evci bf-iid oj io tiiifi city-
: Ai'iue Iruiit »li rclijxio'i.-' ij it n. * ■ i • n'Oi^t
Bonuu.'' act up'u wliich tht? Tuiki • Guvcjnmitit
ever ventured. AH the lroatict> witij raikey luakr
i'oreigu rciideuts rcspun.siblc dirr-.ctly i*> lit if cm-
^ll^sics or coDSulalfK, artu a Turk 'h p.>!i'!o "ffKcr
has no more right to enter tbeir doors than he
would have to arrent ;i man in Xcv,- York or i»on-
don.”
^iilrayed or .Htoleii.
fPHE unbtfu^iber !o^t a litely BL.\CS MARE, under
I medium si*c. ♦•hiu> gj>ot on her back, oiused by the
harnotks, ftru feet ‘arna oat, and tips hor •-.noles in
traveling, r'0i>a'ly sh.>d. four yet»rs old, and in good
orler. A liberal reward will be givtjn for the delivery
of sfrid Marc, or a^y information, so that I get ht^r
Addresp *^e subscriber at C"rrie^v»He P O , Moore
Co.ioiy, N C KENNETH M. MoDONALD
Aug 10 68 3tp4
Blamlr WarrPDtf tor iaia
Thf Missfjmary /ft/mn.—Tin* late Dr. Hafll(‘>4
gives the following aeeotint of tho origin cf tho
Missionary Hymn, which is now sung the world
over:
“Ileber, then rector ol Uodnct, inarrie-i th'i
daughter ot Dean Beipley, rector or vicar of
W’rexham, in North Wales On » certain Satur-
t^ay, he came to the house of his fatbor-in lw,
who resided at the rectory or vicarage, to reinH-n
over Sanfisy, and preach in the momiDg the ar.-t
sermon ever preached in that church for t!ic
Church Missionary Society. An thtjy pat cop-
verning?alter dioD«r in the cfeijing, the Jjtkn
suid to llcbtr—
“.Now a} you are r poet, Enppcso you wr;tc a
hymn for the sorvico i«»-iiiorrow utui iiicg ”
Icjujcdiatcly he tcnk pee, i ik and i^per, ard
wrote that hyma, which, had lo written noth’ng
else, would have ifumortali//.;d him lie reat it,
to the Dcaa, and said, ‘‘Will tiiut do?" “Aye,” be
replied, “and wo will have it printotl acd dirtrj-j-
uted in the p;ws, that the people may Hng it after
the srrtuoa ”
‘•But,’' said Ileber, “t) what tunc will it go?"
‘ 'Twas when tho seas were roariiigl”
And so h* wroto in the coruer, at tl'e top of
the page, “ ’Twas when tho teas wt;ro roaring.’'
The hymu was printed accordingly.^’
I! you say to a friend in the morning, “May
your shadow never bo less,’’ arc you .iot exprfSrt-
ing a wish that he may not liv^ till noon?
TRKTAlWEiHTS ArVI» nVn'XS.
("IONFEDERATE States Bible Sooiety Toit»in«ntt>
) A CollMtioa of Sabbath Kohool Byions.
fet wla Kv ■ J BALB * PONS