'o - -^ur. oBsaaTPm.
l)U F R'lEe P>Y TX?
Moods, N C., Deo’r 14, 1864
Nit’ci ilist 30'iin -yrk.fs h»TG
r--’vin. - i!. o'.'rf*, ti,(j iinpfess’.o’'' taa- fntmcrs p»y
only a nomi.jil Tftx, I think a
Suiit ’j vtUI pr.ivc the rcvcMc; for ins:ano'», s’'p
posi a f^r nof Hiafcce 500 b’a^hcls com, 5000 Ibe
todu 1;V) b..riich 50 of rye, 100 of
o.t-*, 100 r sjriin, loOO ibs b»ccn, 400 ibs.
crttoii. 40 11)5. wo- !; hw titho vala-.«l atms’kct
p ‘‘a -. w: be is in ji:«:ica sDiiicd to as ho
vrou . fr'i it and psy the amount in money,
^»ou b \ V. ':
.'/ I cora S20 o'?* bus
am for our rights and a full soparation Irom t w
wickid people, and hold our»;eW'8 »'v'ouwl db**? to
GvJd, “to our own master vre etand or tall, ’ but»'
wa hav« to fight about our notio::s of rcH^iou oi
^ union, let th» pr-dcbers Norrb and Souih fiftht
TO been endea-1 alone, or he pus in the frt>iit of tu« hott ?i battiC,
af fntmcrs p»y I *nd I am for ao or dlsch-r.-:; fro-n thu’
fe^ l*cU and { Tv»r, no mar cu^ht topri =i.ca. o. f’f ®
trinft, tlmt ho wonH no; ‘'os- Wiib his b:00^^ 1
proposed tMs to Sim?;; CA^neton, 8c«’y of
w.;cn he called on G"v Ellis of North Oarotius
for acn to Lfebt
' HARRIS Tr^O«, Prcaoh^r.
Fair Flavin, N. 0 , Nov 30. ISol.
New York papers plcnw)
In '• yiic'st. ‘‘
ryo, $:M
1 ' • SIO “
I" j-:i I'. n.s (« Tup, S17 ncr gal.
1>'') ib liA'’ • i^.
■i ' “ c. r, ). J1 .-iO”
4 ‘ wool, 8l£) ‘‘
oOU •' fc-ilor, 810 per o\ft.
SI 000
.■>•25
10,'
n;o
170
tiO
40
60
82945
Atd i.-.t •“ 'p.gor or en!»li*- ^'armor in proportion.
li;;t’= 2»;U; ^ be i> rr ' in miad lh«t bis tithe
I ’lt .■ pr.? I is oa w ^a* isri*! Ji!- hai md-Jf cui-1
T'va 1V ’ 0 i ' ti s if a 13' er!jr*"/*d it a£jrl'’al i»r .!
■ ir. , I'ii ' i.i.isir jjro'en! A i d f. r «'t> ry ,
- t: I s 1 J noi ,'ia'f.;: j;i ir ‘I'^iruNur hr
' r h - T»i i • mjn hia tiho i:ax 1
n ^ r : -v='« I f u I’ tho ^bo • »» -a'I or
- s ■ ' -t, a xnx Oi i'^o prrjrrtj 0^ :
a ' •* 'i‘* 8g'i'”alt.uw? Think f r.
T> ’ I e O't cf o#~r?iaf n.i a larm, tbe i
’ il^. h.'t-ps, h^ude*, T>rovision.fi, clothing, |
1 r.U xrjiic* toold. ()ar H*p7-»8*nt&ii»c‘«
r. I ':
rr’c.'
iron L-
tlioul'
in.r •
tjy; T
ia 'iu? pervico ct th-.'ir oio»>ntry; ’-At tlie system (1
tit'ricg CEii taxing farmer-? :f carnrd too f'-r [
migh* have a very ili.^astrou* There is ia-
decti n r to cncoura^«i farmers even now,
iur bi ?i(l » p” v5i’^ the’r tithe and tax the pres^sioj^ .
fiic r CO jC3 and tnkeg hi3 surT'ln^ «rr>io.
TITS 0B9fc!lV«a
WHfRE ME Tl’l FA.U T?
; F. IE the t;':ae when wc M-'tit loit 1-ima a* the
I oreikiDj out of »^ar, up fo the be^ BoicK of
j fbp ^ras'^rt yc^r, t'0v r b«d rt't/i .-a £9 s-v p at.’*
! of warmuees cr f''» * ' 9 pi-t ic"
i *r)eiJn at h.a-e; f-rcci* 1‘ rar l?tly fiiC^ c», aao
I mors esp?ii*Uy stfll ?>-ose aaio^’g *ncj3 vrho® wo
I w fc proud to ciii onr o''-rri *pond«rt3 E^en
ao\» rtC cfien dii; up from wr jimj'r, r«bbi>h
■?ac ^ of tho?c •■'M li't'er^. a^d ?!* wi‘a in^jc
jreisible «'i‘i’'fsriion on > p4’* graphs thiro-
in initiineJ, o'- n''rh>.r^ mly * Jiao or two, or
one X'.nt vrord'tevf r *0 b-t fur.roUeu Ab! Wf
weru ^h-iuifu! f'^r th''':o they Qi.'tva.^ O'U-
iher rh-?o»-rd oar ';o%rja—tiif*? uh
i'sp*'/; ^-.’d hep ; i-e .7C pvO i«’. th«* ror» rra :l
Ifcti »ri ci i -'-tVii. iiui V 'ti \ iz (
fj.r ;r»f*ud» )!e.\e tfjae to tho coriclu-ii'*" iVac r=;'
bsfe htd ••£*;>ry t-^onjh fer r>*^c ii*.” -n.^ t’ ;
*^e uufv-ht as ve ii oojt.'^at cur^ l«ett br®o.*i>?" cv •
lLo biitjht in ui'.mv'fT, without evc" fcopt*'.T
f.>r anything plos3:ict in the future F:r ‘he i«' I
s.I «onthfe v:e h»«a boan loi iir.» for a lctt«’ir
11
, f'oi'? our‘‘Darlii.vr.’'or froin sr.iit'bo'iy clra. At
-.vrh caation«adp-uJenc,,re^.'ub.r-,g^,,^^^ s«,faiie^i>=)6itiv.’ly certain wn’d
*t -0 farm r is the insin sray of ihe ooun-: j „
u. u. ar:y r.ll 13o ivhUe male pr*duetrs are | ,
( almott gtvrn mp in despair Whiwo la!!lt i8 • it?
Net our.«, d(»ar, wc a'saro you hsve b^nk-
1 rapti'd w»rsclT‘-s ^liiiag;—and sb;tll i; b%, a-.t-T
ail, tima lab r acd matt;ri«vl iost? 'vV’^" appeai fo
any cf our kdy rca lera who orco knpw us,
who expect eoci" .i.^y tn b^ rwesi r with hnsbindj
lo-ar, .pup, be,ycs h.Kti. io «t -s-.rt nv.oin>! j ^ 3,,.^ j, ^ j
>rices A .e?c thiaga pnould not ho, as tha farmer ! ^ - f
ivils nc h rd to b9 treated chua \chi!o pre:?ala( rs
arj ip.ik'" •■» th usands. I jim a Vuy -r, but if thia
pystf'n 0 [.ijct.in? at noicinAl prioe.'^ is ern*i»ucd
and 1 ru. ' an 1 sto' k raisin" disoouragad, wiiOi*-*
sre wc t? buy •from? All are deeply ictcrcsud
in t: iR and therofore should ^ifrw it caliniy
wiihoul Tvartiality or pi 'ju lioo. The farmerij I
a^waya sc?-
New Market, Ta, Dic. 5, 1864.
Crump
ic-^. 'A-c: o^siiitvss
A ?U53i:3TION.
M(vsri. Editorfl: If tb> iniopcr^encc of the
Confed?r'.cy should be 1’hia.ateiy cstabiifht*i, .-w
I dou«t liOi it will bo, I knoip cf ■ o tairifis-'' ro
POR TH-a OBSSEVISa.
Camp llAMbauii, Va. Valisy, Not 24,1864.
rAtu>. Sfcep'ieii W. Co 1,4>'ii N. C.,
i;.M *t Mm= »i ’0 Va., on ifw
Gl«tof J'jIyl!oi fT^m * in
bt»*ti« ft- .-inlcjur a Ftfry ou t>M> liiUi of »ha»««e
He «'ai b.*-!* \ri oo?n*y «f il?ahmOod,
N 0 , nhfTS t- irt iw3fh-.w»i x«ao tcwt itj to
6xeuix>laX7 a r. m io win ishs Witiao«l ••-
taeu of rholo o.'fmani’Mty—««oli
n.hi 'h f.-'H th« I r«li3St inierfwrt in
and 13 j-'Vv- E-'-r' -j rn.ifed th,;i hs ;« Ccas early
?»■ ly Mid
lidr, I"? morc4 to .Aiuwn (K-’aaty.
■rhfTo^’. ihft br^iVvrg o\rtcf the -ww, h* ^T»«9d
a boma f.arrr-iind**. by all tbOB*
eyds- TTTiate, fa? ia?io ii.e ^od frv-f* bapp*' end
! tni’fT a 1 ir 'kft ei Uve.j tsi fb«t
his • ^ I. rj7.i>rt, oi»Ti4re»
!? rnlir#« hi- witA Inieoft^nl
'•liri’’ ' to o^’^vh cfloria
Ijn. his pc:^«d f?'rii w?3 not of
'■’I ) tie*!: tu cli *;:: '^vt^ ^0 each i’tr ob-
jsr^: *? ft Cl39 ospcv;?'^ fab t'Ot^try aad
r’dcp^nJi.r v; u-v.i Itia ih-'tru* tli^t w*ita
'jr no fiii. V!""’■'K'l he s«'tn«d in
the I'Oiy c»^»T o" '.■'12 ?3 ?. p'iv*;?* fT the
fifh u iifi “l&t ?Uu RiS OOSI
tp,3s n )wo>' '. 'T3 cH:)Ccd the;’* ♦ of
ji’R f.xf’el c'it q ?>.•?-i ai^a aui Svl'i*'r, by
pfr'Tnnt^n'ir o -t a LiotooTisvipy. As a'snpportc?
ot ii'i n IS -.I' a iii in / K) tbe nr-hjliic'^ >ji jot
*i?'' • vi tT’i'l. >-:: i ■* -‘J ro\ tb'i ift-
t r , . i . i- o u'lie wo e —
-.S i :ris: i i-Onc r.o' trao—13 RhtrA^a . i a.il
£•', r, • a:o-a k-’.i and .;cv -ted. I>7
’u-tij, Frctd ra 'xod 't'-'s'.i'i hava i'^c oaa of ti'isir
tamr* I '-M, rif'p'rt*r^, a‘:d ino c''*m'siuity of his
bow-? .■ 0 »t i s mj.si usnfai ‘pct the
33.-1 ^n'caven-nt fsUs npon ibo (li^tT’isioi trfdo^r
•\ *Jlior thr-;c'?TTnII ca^vr'a w"th a foro^ lUftt
p m > Vfh^ lOBfo ;> ^-i pot.cd froa •i«ch * dipeu
r\iio ', e.in r. a’'io Y jt l.ow ff.ye»1; a oirt»'.ii«;i«n
^a.y ■ -AYo. ia addi^o-ji *.•> the prcnid »atnf&Qtiau of
knowini; th»t he in t>o nohlawt CJ’Ke that
^vf;r eniistai '.ho sooi of r»at!, in the blsKed ai-
.iiraiice h-:* t*'c fuil raeUsiition of that gloriooa
.inihc-u Of propb. oy—“1 know tkasmy Rid««mar
l^v.'^h”—W88 t.:3 rcti poS5.»s8i?'u of bii dying
yirit
V^—lika tho g>r*d, the tra?, the brtre,
II d he w»llr'-l the path of Life,
And fai;k f:c n>^? Li to ♦he p.-tva
Forte, r />? J'rem ti>*ry strift.
Uii FaiMD.
Presbyterian c:)py.
saoh dear frlands aol relatives to the oauae #f
S«Mtharo liker^y
RsMivtfd, That aa fo1ii'’r3 ih«y were gentle,
Hiid an i l»7ar«. Tlii* Cciapjiay haa los* *ighi of
ita bri|;hi jsw^ls aad tho C jnfsd^rscy
derotai def«i "sr*.
BmcItqH, Ttu.i while w tead«r oar- haaTtfell
(h7Ddol«9Q0 *3 the ftrian^B soi t^VttiT** ot lhe»o
\»mT« britherni » h* Kara sMrli»»d their ItTM aad
ImhtfJ tkoir country's alfctr with nhsir k!**rt6’
blood, W8 humbly Unatt tkit lie who L«iia the
drsiiny of M^nat aai poop’e in lli» owi hftcds
viU 84uiiauk thQCQ a-v^er th^ir led barntTaTucvt'
Rwclvfld, That a oopy of those reBolmtions be
saat to the Obterr^r fur pablieaHne.
A MeN. LsAca, ")
J0S.9PH A I^'JcBrydi:, v0'>2B»itteo.
A. Q. McGntT, )
have EO doubt will chcci/uHy pay what is risrht ^ tt.j pco; lc'o >nak-, in'tho ’xbicin m ot
in hH -roat struggle for ladopeadcnop. snati-.aco to tii>. uobte bra^oj, who L-vo
Amicus JusnriA.
rOM TDS OnaiSRTKA.
BLO^D! elood:: blood:;:
How luT’.clj morfl blood will it take t?i satisfy
tho miairters of Chris*, North and South, th *t
thev oa:;ht to iDU'rj^K)3t^ &ed stop t’-is war, or
thi’)?; tl'v -iiiolves bet»vee'i fhcir peoi^e and the
sw -•..? T-io raiuijters oi Sitaa w.ii -never be
Fa*- 5’ 1 \TuIi b!ooi, till they fhall wake uj iu
hc!l, :iiiU Sad thcmscl res wiui tboir congrion«i,
d.,vil -:7lJh devil d-.mnsd, nor be s aviacod of
-’i i? o.r. :*, for aa ia the Priett s) is the poople;
t!.ey w il ..hen un iors^'.rid what tha 3i"iuar mrani
Wj.oa iiT ii, ‘‘woc ualo you Scribes »nJ Phari
see?, hyp-.rites, for ye devour widowa' bocses .".nd
f*?i TFB ci^rarm.
l£Nr»ltTOaMS ^TH NBAIl IVtSP.8BU»0, )
daptenjbjr 2G^N, 1384. |
a cm«tiQ^ of Go. 0, 7th lljp’t, N. C. T.,
M K. Oalbrtth trta oailtd to tha Ohair »nd
J 0. 0«iQ«ron and Alex. Oartjr and
U«rp’l W. R. HvdnAn wtre appointed Sceratarics.
'r>i»f Qbairauui hav.ifJi; ojcplaiacd tke object of ?be
•Jnc'iji^, tho folknplu* rr^re appointed to dra^t
li3soJ.ido*i!« h'. Pe-ivy, Privatoa Alex
(JUck aad 0. H(;/aef, who rcpirtod:
Whera«.s, ft ban p!.?fi"^od Al.*iiijjhty Oi>d La Hi'i
i liiQite wif.du«n rc:.’3cre from our mids? o'lr b^r-
i;ned o.o^Tadc in Hrp*>', Private Tfi i9. Bi’U’-d,
i*bo t.ili R victim to tyvhoid paoarBon >'% on the
of J>iOfnber, ISO’J:
RwoWed, Tiiat w^’iio we bmr in ftuablo stib-
mi?»ia to tho ali fr>f9 deorae of Providattce, w?
-.wacioi but mt'Uru the Imb of our brava aad noble
0\NTa]K.«ion; whjisa jj^ilar.iry has boon triod on
nwrly ev«r» field Kis oim^Hny has beea engagad
ia aad found 6o b's of the hifhwt order, and
ifl oi»3 gentiemauly b*ariog kad rcached the acme
of perfection acd won for him the oon&deaoa aod
admiration of all who ka«w him.
Rwo1tc4, That im his death bfi company hat
?s^?!in*d aa irretriev«iWie 1>S3 and «ur righteous
oanss one cf it* aost r^obi.n defenders
iiesdlved, Thu ws extend osr heartfelt sym
pathy to the bsr^avod family, ar>d point them for
comfort to that Being who ha;i vouohsafad ail
that i9 good for man.
Ileaelvsd, That a copy of theee rosolu*ions ba
beut ro th.9 fatsily of the deaeased and t-t tho
Fayetteville Observer with a request that the
Editors publish them
>■
for prctencc make long prayers, that ye ji?y ro-
zdn tiii j^rreatar damnation;” they will thea see ■'l nr %h\
h.w it U. . man County Bonds or orhci
litood batwern #h.' p^-3p)e and th-i'’ i'>ea. Macj
true 1 e irta have tlrt-adj fa’lea and maoj may yet
fVl b'lir«* thp pri*- uf iniepcnJcuoe is won. | ^
v>'))»t CiV' 0 lO'- rho hoaor of those who i»il j
ia the lefeace of Oieir lonn^ryil’ Ob »: it 5i''t t ;r,ir '
cau’er: o 1>* pI»o «i c:>ni5;'icu''-Ti?Jy np a th? rrl' jf!
Faoit' 1 .=i:thfit a .\loaum»Et I ■ crrc in j
every ia :hc Svi. , on t'se \ar. iJo>80(
yard, or i,i ao:eo cectr ? and LU.i io c-'Qict-ry.
wifh t)io na«io of evert' fi'!cu hero cn. ravcvl ’>p u i
it, tUv •..'•'.n; from the .^vur/.y ib which th'* nu>a-'.
umsnt !c ereottd. Wc;^* a gi. riors cl", r
r%mes si»iai of the coaovi;, would hivc! T» *iir (
ry o* t fhis c.-jaCi every oonrtty shouid orj»»r7iaj; a i
Soldiers’ Mo:>ameuta’ ..j.:.^c o‘HtiM, With nttosssary 1
officer.. Tf’^y tihcttld mict as utteu js pO'iiblc, ^
cciJi'ot fu.i 1? a»id invent
other eafo luve-rtai'QU, and •
A. Caryr.^ ifer, 1st Lieut and E leij^n of
th IKtn N (J. li»jr’», fjil uiori^liy wcaaded aod
died ..1 a f w ho:-.-^ on tha 6^a of Mijjr 1864,
vh-lo linbly ineetiiiir i'is da'y in the i^Hii of thp
arcjr oi' North!, ru Virginia. L'-caflr Carpenter
>rii Au l rcart^ la Liao'-iu coc’nty, N. C.,
fl’her-’ i»t» b^enm » h ihiior of fhe Otms ani jciaod
ti’5 M II. Cliuicii previ^ud to be.-oniing ^ soldisr
oi' M-
II'. vri* n,;uon^ ^h • first fotind r'ls'^g ti tlio
i '.i S HC‘i:ra rit^aU, brdvely maiataioi^^
h.s nn-tnly .’’iar i'j. ;*r i.i «rcry engaccm^nt rhrough
v’ii c'l iiH a; wj« caUcu to paw until thfl
d ii-‘ uf Ui- Uu. A more ba lyaut and che«rfal
Idior never hioinei tho bittic liae of cur nofele
aruy.
LIU eldor broth\.r, L^.. P. D. Carpenter, was a
member of a compa’iy comiuandcd by the writer,
who aloO fell on tiie 8d ot Miy 1S93, ju?t oao
how it 13, that a man may dic ia hi« iaiqiii-y »nd u i » i'- ’ > -r • n
,,T._ ., J .L ! u J 4 .. thereby let tae silcior thst, if no fiJ* at i r>
• d 1 -’a and tbs oreaohar »]«o ■'inaol. tor u- "i *. j. i ’ i- » . tislerjL'i.
, bi** OOii. th« Ii/'O- 1-1 llf.ma art* Jba
tors of Divi'n.ty aad oipounders of tho law, who
wouM have it b^lievnd, that they understand the f
..... - J “* j hour of his sDrcfct tr
to ^Mrjtributc to such a cnn^e?
Whfro i? tho Countv thu would not like
fdbject ot this uekico. The re-
inainiao: son m siiil fosad ia ih« ditclj«»^juad ^Ule Obs.^rver for pobli'*ri''a
ran ms oBVKavia.
At a meetinj; «f tiis msmber» of Co F, 2d N
(?*BattaU«n, held at Franklin, Va, the following
proceedings were adopted:
WUercM, It has pl«a?ed Almi^htf ©od to r«»-
mjve froia our midss Gas' of our mf>st ««»e-'mcd
ani b 1 >T«d «-jarAi??-!, S.*'! li^ary M Wilti^ms,
whodie-lin thj h3^r>it.^i at Kittioll’s 8pri4g.;,
Jj“pt«mb«f 26, 1884; tncraforo,
Sesolvel, That in lbs death of Sg’t Williams
the Company has i.7St one of iti most -#-orthy
ojembers, tho Conf'deraoy a brave and true 8,>l-
dirr, aad w* a gcQftroui and oobl^-hearted com-
pa^’ion.
Rtttolved, That while we yield submission to
th ' will ot oar hearealy Father who has scea fit
thu* to alBtci a«, we cannot rtrp-es* t?j« grief we
ie«l at the loss ift have sustaioei or withhold
as exprt^ssiou of our sympathy for his bereaved
mother and family.
Rattolrsd, Th.it a copy uf these resolutions be
9»nt to tha famMy of the dresaaed, and Fayette*
JaoksotJ, yet we humbly bow to the
aod meekly bear the burden whiib &• liaih
placad upon ui. ^ -
Rn vdrcd, That the catting down of lyinT
Jack«K>a while ia aeuTe life, strikinj;^^ tijiit^
ifches 03 of oar own m^rtaliU, and^ftt 1IW
be wisdoja in u ae acooaatable bei^y
s»»re Ko dlli|fenoo in preparing *o reeeite Ae
fioal eeatenee to tha iMiBMtal pwi, for Mhm
least think it, death may greet na. ^ ^
Rotolvel, That we, the r'smbert of me
do sorrow moit of all for hia untimely d^tl^ mm
wft will fondly ohcriih tho ^cmcry of ti* Hfe hi
the asaociation of gotsB by y«tf« and feilow biff
foatstepa to the Grand' L?^e abore, where ^
do oenfideutly hopo that hia soul will bloom in
ot«>n»al Spring.
Resolvod, That wo deeply and oordiallj aympA-
tluae with our brother'a bereaved family, r-U
tioaa aad frienda, and extend to tJieiiJ. onr warmwt
•ympathy, and as a tok^n of our •orrow wa wil!
wear the lun^l badge of icoorsiog for thirty d*ys
RcfloUed, That a oopy of theae rcaolationa b»:
8c*ot to the ftiraily of our brother, and also to tho
Fayottevillc Obaarver fWr publication.
8 B. Jackson,
Dantst. LooesRMAR, vCom.
JjBSSE WibBON, )
ro» m
CKAm'8 CnitK Ix)Da*, No. 213,)
Nov. 26, A. D. 1864, A. L. 5864. [
At a r*galaf commttnicitioa held at thsir Hal!
Nov 26:h, 1804, fh^ fbi’owing preamble and reso-
lUt-ons wer-J u>iacimorf'n!y adopted:
Wliein*s, ia tho rroridenee of God the mcs
flonger ©f daa‘fc hts again tisifcod n'v »r>d called
ffom tho eoe'ie* of earth our worthy brothvra D
P Tysotj, S N Oola, Maioom A. McNeill and
N. A. Patteraan, who departod this life in the
army defendiog oar eouatry, thus depriving our
Lodge of their faUhful acd valued memberahip,
aad tko commnnity of four of hor muoh respected
citiaens; therefore bo it
Resolved, That while we in hnnble sub-
mii^ioQ to the all-wise decroe ef Him who doeth
all thinprs well, we desm it proper to give expres
sion to the love and respect wo had for our do
ceased brothers whilo Irvine and to bear testimony
to the fidelity with which thsy sustained the prin
ciples y£ cur «ccient order.
Resolved, That we sincerely sjmpathiie with
tho ralarivi.a and frienda of the deocvased on whom
the hani of atBidtion has fallen so heavily.
Resolved, That iu the death of our deceaied
brothers we are forcibly adaaoBished to be al*o
ready, for in such an hour as ye tVnk not, the
Sou of man oameth
Resr>Ivad, As a testimonial of onr sorrow under
i this affliotioa of Providence, ws will wear tha
usual badge of moirniag for thirty days.
R«jbolved, That we furnish a co'y of th'-se re^o
!u^ons to tho friends of the deceis^d asd to.ihe
Fayeltevilie Observer for public* ion
B W. Spivy,
Jko Rii)i>i.E, ]■ Com.
A C. Smith,
Jvo McNxilt., Sec’y.
«t» —»»v^' »ir*»
) ito >iftku«r iMw> f»«iHer«tt a a9C|W?r*ii^fctijn
i-f a uea I lu luc l;ithcr of Lc. jii»-peacor. \/e mjuru Utlh
Word of Ood b-tt^r thnn did 'Moses, and tha ! fha^could^ of'ff j ^SlrVtkr^ wuhout hope. ^Joan
Pi*r >Q rr PI - J i,;« A 1 J 1. i could not »uora - -.^-,-.9 1
rr>i,a iS, nrtliri.'.t aad hia Ap-'ade^, and have
e':- va I Whfro n tho Countv i.^iu would not iue t9 .-oe
rejratiocs lesve off the word nf (Jod. 4. 1
oDmm -ndmontj of' engrwoi oa th^s |
ua‘o you also, ye hwyers, for ye * ‘'nor. L. L. 1.
rec?iv»' for d ^otnno the
Woe
u'S\
a ’
m:n.
bare tak-!n awjy the ktv of knc^jrle !ge; yo enter
ed n in you':;eives, and thoao tha; w;;re entering
in yo !■• d. .'e l." And God himself sh«U make
S i H
•add -j-’t
the p*aT
any ,m
B ?k of
p - oa
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Bladen, N. C.
M.?ss:
POR XHS OBnnsvsa.
Killed, n-a;.- Spattsylvti'ua C. H., Va., 00 the
j I2th of .M / Lini, Cr.pt. Novia Ciark, ot Co. E,
|2!^f.!i N. C. T., a^r^J about 20 years. IIo was a
fOB TJI- 03o*!iva’-. native of AL^utgijuicry *!inaty, where*he r^sidsd
E. J. flah Si Sou3: isirs;—A citizon j until he joiuci th^ ^rmy ia tho Sprlag of 1861.
whi'ih
:f5in fa"* thiii^s ths*t ;;re writ'on ia thij
rae tho pnr-! u.t ? 1 jit-rcd W'7ri of
;i >u; ooraaiiTi'; it I a.n wiilin to
H‘. w'H never ^'ive me a comnand
>’•: nnd-’r^taM'-', aai then damn ra‘> for
ficre Djotois dira^/'ce who is
1' K f"vmM at H=i» be own
-,1 ->5 Mr vV^s! v \7i»oIy.stid are
. ’. t -I'’ wj d t kaj.7 'vh 4>‘ it Tjsiaa,
'H , i, a I's, ')- jhit iho j ( if
■a 1: y. I 15-) r;ot bcii.ve that Or! t'k ;s
Gny plci'-i- - ia i;i ’,v r. b;it ii ha^ b *.a brou 'I-'.:
i') >T p-ea-hsrs, aaii:r tfi>:
, wh -> ar - Cc.rryin * oi h i
i i --9r'rc‘i*;n M ich mo'o
001.‘i ;i ' it ■R :t.iou^ thcs. T.ic 1-3
!ii • inv.i .t i>!aa t> lehv'r the Sa-
0 li - ■5 o( i'ianers t.ll ho cntorfd iv
Kl- hc'in.; one oi the cvvelvc, inl-I bi'=
ii-.! i- i'r t.iirfy piecrs of iivtr and
t,!
iri’
c;i • _ V -
inii i c > ■:
worl; i
al’y tub
vii r.u-,-;r '0
vi n: i; 0 •
Ju i n. I," a
Lo ,i '■ ;i
tflC 1’a T7
man
Hia :• ,v
w u; ■ ; h:
xni ■
P'd H
'h-; d V‘
.= .) -n ‘‘aad ^iie of
.5 it id T?ritten of biia, but -Wio to thut
m hii s.on cf man id b.it^ayf-.d, b‘t er
■'-'O-in fo? thnt m i!i if h • bai h*=d u
au; '‘ i lb )Ut his tu'C'c r.aa ho ei-t
i r.ic Ser.b^’s a id Pharisee.! sit ic
pU :ald forthv.’tth t'sercisa ’.h"!*' nower \.ni i..fl:_
encs at tfn by ftupn^rtin.; and • n^onrai'irg
the supo-^’ri ot- po fo' nuy o.iica but scch as
are of m .ral habits. Thos^-ivho do 00: do‘his
('ct then be ovor st upright tb !n=iely•'^) ai3 to
some oxt.snt ac-^€■8sory i j t!i' eriis tbat cz’sf
^ I'iti^ i? su^'j-'^t ;.t 5 i .rfi viul iTuoorUa*-^ to
•il civil iDS'iiu i ,>n [ hive l^ag iv>n>i rc-i
:h.‘t t.h"' p‘C3-: ba*; b.'^.ra «o ■n''* it — in i-
a irii’ti*t b*ia;', ••I'l'i 'ic i * ».acl a 'd t > i 1 *x rc
1 i3 '^ao-Tijr.; hr cxamyi i—h > 7 ; au ::*■ inr, i i^'u
chiej 3- jnl • >». '-i-'j —I i . .Ti-xP Wat ' ■>>> 2
w' i h-V-: IV,.J _ , •. abil'{7 -n.i I hu*-,
woul I S'-'*- for ii ih" su; j ci • it.- f i.i lig it. iut.l
>>ubr:j ■ ciui a* bfiHll ojcj.j.! o -r •. «.» u^'ainsi
imm.j-j'iiy, tii-i: a ^na whoso Iiu'm .-j of that
CM:tr;ct r wowlJ bl-ash, y;'i thiiei bluih. *.-> hire
his n:,m; bef.ro tho p-^'o ?l3 ior aay ci.ii upjiaia -
Jient.
* :v Tuz otai'Kvzfi.
N. C D!0 1
.^t a eaU-T ■ m.-j , a ^ ij' the -v^o'y^r-i ,1
(0 dainc M/orps) 2 I N 0. B Atu'ioa. 3 i*;/t A
’Iui>:)j.;ia \Va^ y'iiol ij ch^ chair, a’3 I hiv.o^
o-kiie • the m:,> i.. r 0 ori r, n-.': ’
’Gl
O’.
is a vv.r wu^'d upon us by God, tb > preaahjra
ou^.ii t • b.j ia it When G.d us;d to ^ring the
Ewoy iipn ^ pcop’e for th'.ir wi3k-.;da3S3, be
vrcukl f ad ou^ tiis hojie=>t, a^d b"3t rcca such
as J )-hu3, nd Oaieb, aa i Saal, and David; and
tb; i i3‘ bcirted, j-.nd unbelievintf, and those that
had j iat mam.’d wi'v’. s, were permitted to tura
bacx, and God wont beioro thcai, and gavo them
PUCt,‘3ns. anih.id hia army striotly aeoounfable
for ii ■ Ir c _>r duct, in morality and religion, and
alw. ;.s -ouuiijhsd th? evil doers ia hia o«Ya army.
W’c • rc i,ot .'•0 gojd as we ought to be, bat if it
had ho’a God I'aat brought this war upon ui, he
wc-u;d .'.VO wrought it on by a better set of men,
and V ;j would not h ivo b-'on able to staad four
mo ■ • ; but tiiis 13 a war of tho devil, a?'srcd on
by kl- : l;ui'.t/'r'5, and waged by the so.-i'j of B-li-il.
If th >3. N'ortiicra Abolition Prcicheri believo
t ;i i, i bi’y war, let them taire the sword in
haj'i thoaj'=°!ves, and c-'maoutand l-x)k usra mr
eye:, n.ni gj« aad feel what sort of men, or what
maunor of Spirit we ai:.', of. If tbay arc go:>d msn,
tb(>y bced n >t fear to die; if they ar3 bad m^o
they arf' ro busln'^ ^,reaohnr?, ital stirring u.;>
Ktri;'-. a id sitftog s’nors w lightiag. Their
Lord -;d ‘Master oi> 1 ot I'*o the worid to d>
. r y mi.11'3 iives, buj that tiioy .a Jit have life,
aad that thsy might h'-.ve it raofo abaadaatlj
O bic5.sod Saviour, bless»d Bo.ik how oft has thy i
Vt 0 :d .‘joca uidrepros«ated, aad Jesus Christ stab- j
bod ju thci house of £Iis rriaads; and as truly ay
cv«?i\Ile may czehim, “t'lO zeal of my hoiuo hath
^eaten -10 up ”
1 wish to be pure from the blood oi all men. I
■Ofc.
Ths eommiitce after r it^re'ji'nt proiacod the
foll->vv,ng praa nb'o ni/: Holacio-iS which were
naanim -asly aioj^'-d v s:
Wh^rju.!, tae All.r;5o Jis:io.99r of ev^nta h‘is in
hia ia.?cra'«bIo wLsd >.a s -cn li^ to remove from our
midsi our f.-Iio^v so’dicr and csteomel friend Wm
Moint .:b, who d.vd La Po^t Hospital, FayHte-
v.l!-, N. 0.. N.jv. 17th 1864. T.-.r^fore bo it
tv?soIvod, fii>t: we bo.v i.i cbeeifui sibmission
to the wi'l of Him who “doath all things well"
in uiiis -alfl.ctivti disp^ns^^tioa of His diviao Provi
dence, an 1 say ,fita rosi^uatioa “Thy will O God
aoc our ), be 'loa >. • ’
R'jsolvcd 21, Faat in his death wo have lost a
faithful member of our oo^apany, an i ouo country
IS thus bsreit of another of her devoted son“,
whoao »»i>antry aad pUriotism would have bofn
fullv evince 1 had the forfuncs of war placed him
where deeds of chivalry would have been required
of him iu tho path ef nis du*y.
Resolved 3d, Ta'it wo tender our siQoere con-
dolcnce to ch^ parent; nni friends of th*? dceeased
in .hair sore boreavem«;iu
Rj-jolved fiially, fh*t we forwari a oopy of
thoio p''030edings t> tho oareat? of tfio dccewcid,
and alno & copy to the F *y3fct^ivil!e Obsorvor for
publication, with the rtques': r.nat the N. C. Pres-
OjTb&rlan please oopy.
B. P. RIVE3. 'I
NEILL OiMPHELL, I .
I) W4T30N.
C. A CAMERON, J
A. MoDONALD, Chairnan.
0. A. Caiuson, Sec’j.
yoa ”.J ? o;>so;/?ra.
Privuta W. J. DiugliS Co. V, 15xh N. C. T.,
i'ji! ri;orc’-i>y jto'i i Ic i Oc ’r I, K:Vi, wail'j on
Cii> \ ,1' =. I.' i'ljLei’.'.Da’g, V a. ile w*a
e.i t-^vJ Liy 1 - !i, l>ul, aud siaoe that timd he
(las n':»ly r:; hij duty os a brava, ch:erfal,
Oti'.'iatlika a.-xaior.
FJ-. rrj- I.B iiZTEJt
FOR Tiie ni.vf.Fir 01 *i[s RxiLirrvsa & muexds.
^ :^o.g'c A. !.. p.v^aoii, Cj. P, I6‘h 0. T.,
fell !7;j: It a .. y .g .-iin o^juairy on tU it
b.ooay i.-ni lit. « u'4i *..d, Oa L’h!ii.-)diy creumg
he 5.a ol .'d >/ i.S"J t Oa the he, with :;*sny
a'»'. ojjii'au-jd, .v t > baru^d oa tho vic’tiori-
• i'i-4 hoia whciv lie Hi \Vt.'s a auUv3cl Rv>i-
loip'i e.^a i’y, u';!.l 21 y- ars. Ilj joiaed tae tr:ny
la lay I■'.32, ^ ul .sir vcd hit! couairy fdLithfally,
w .Mshiiu.aag vaij; and en'tgy, .nth satisfac-
i.ij.; t) ;j1 Ills ulSojfS aad c^m^ados, aad with
!;>iajt‘ tJ bi.uioli aad waatry. X'ae doc-iidid
i fratfo uf oaiidocer waici enti!;lsd him
> o • 'JU ib /r;d a.a >a- t!io coa.seetatcd do.id who
K.iro tr>r Soathe.-a iiid-jpeudeaoo. The
;; lU.i ’.. ji i M,i fitaar m) iTai iun hh t!ij thicd
V Committee.
A.
J i*.
Ooap’L B H Cc£.i)a£Ta,
W. R Mathi8, .
A. MoDo.’fALD, j
Lt. R II. HOLLIDAY, Chm'n.
A. CaoMAttilB, Sc*c’y.
1SG3. ivhilc ma..ing a gaiiunt charg.i on tha eae
my’s linos, llo ^as aiia buried ..a tho .fi-jld of
victory. Tno on'icr, Aujn Pf'saell, Co r, 4Gth
Reg’t, died 111 hospital at iliehmmd, Va., on the
1th of May ISot. H3 w^s a brave aad patrlotle
son, and is remembered with regret by all his
oficars and friead.i in ai.'u j. J. D. T.
J Foa rns oBjfavER.
In TRSNCHB'i, ;VKVi PoL3il8BUao, Va
4'Jt- N C T.
A;, tv :u3eang_ >t the >n ,u • w ), 43in
R-’g't N C T, L» : '.** Sj!>. oi; >vfiag
.’•e''0.uciosiij wer . u «»■> a)ii ij -. j-
Wim^aar), Ta-j .ui .•«* r-u .vel
from tim tj i-.3.v^.- v ,u , a-i : ^ad
breth-^r aoi li3 fl S; ^ rS m- 1. .1 .jhois
•and R A il ls. ? oi ». 'i-aj ;j c i liv, tu , JO'i-s
A il McL in >: lli -'-io i—*■. i j .ji
thoiuamo'-. i .* n.-'* j i hi.'- : jt i vVr-.
dernas-, May 5, Ib .^l; ]-y, vj
May 10, 1S61 SyOiti7iv*i.F» 0 tXj (i-^.ary
CainpDrill, a:,) .1. . .vio 1, .luj'.* i », »^64; S 'rs
Jn J lv;dy I i A J d.oPa4ul iijj us’ S^uoa,
Aag 25, 1S64: ’
R33>lvei, L’liJ 11 th .-de-ich of thj;}
ier.j^3, wo h»7sj lo^t / i' true fri-^ndi, ja> pj^-
Hj.iSei maay coble v»rta3.i, wijsj iu^jjrit? o-
jh.%fad6-3r a.il iua'iOiis of hoaro eadsared them
to us by ta') Syfjag'Jt cua of aif adoa, and trhile
we bow wi‘h -’iV:iijji..a t j tae will of the mjst
higa liiag, /ifh to pay this u-ibata ofrttep^st
to their m ^ n )Aeaad to a^^nra tbeir
firienda ana ce!ativca that we deeply sjmpatiiisd
Presbyterian please oopy.
f»K THE oBsamviKr
.\t a regular nienting of Minjjro Lod.^0, No. 203,
held in ihcir Ha’l, Sept. 8d, l?i61, the following
coaiaiit C2 was kppomled to draft rcjolufioae cx-
prossiv’ of tho fcanags of this L;dec, occasioned
*by the daatu of Sr.)t4ier Isa^o L?wb, who died at
; >aie 0“. detail: aitcr a horse, of conge.'stive chill.
May lltu, 1(SG4, A. B. Parker, J. D. Maloy
'ind Jool •3aok:5oa i’ae Cttmm ttse report,>d t^roHgfv
ittvir Caair aan ih5 foUowiijg preamolj and reso-
luuans, Tvbioh were iciopied:
Whsroas, this L.^dge has heard wi*h ncfjigari
r."grot tha d^ath of brother Lowis, who died at hw
reb’denjo ia Sampson county May 11th, 1-S64.
i’his Lslga has Jjoea drprivod >tt o ‘C of its beat
•wesibors aud al^o Go C, 5ih N. C. Ca^airy, one
}f its be'^ sel Jiers, who rns never beard to 00m-
jlain or mtirmar t .lay da y Ii>::3v?r oaeroa^ to
M.a, ever r«sady to mcei the h.iiod f^o and brave
the bott.-!9t dtarm of battle; therefore
R^isolvod, That while wo bow i.i hamble sub-
.n' -sio.i to tha wili of llua w'ao dojth ail tuiags
wai), yci we deeply raji.M t I S Si i dioeasattoa
of iiis pjorldjiics, whi»;h a*' djpri/od iis, the
Oo'’fedo.^My su 1 tae commanuv, of sajh liigh a
tnioied hoaorablc gjotlemaa, whose upright walk,
patriitiio eZdmpi-j and uoble deeds of daring on
e^ory ii-iJd of baUls won for hi n aa impori.shable
ranown which Will iivo ia oar memories fresh an
the vrr liro 01' perpotu d Spring.
R'jsalvcd, That we teader lo tha bsrjavel and
(•orro-w-ttrljkea family of our deceased brother
01' baa tfeit sympaihy ia thLi thoir »ai hoar of
aiHiction, and rcccjamsnd them to that God for
3 »rafort and e-'arrolatioa whodjeth all things well.
Re-iolved, Tha!; in fur».b jr t3.itiaiany of hii sap->
rior moral worth aud obristian deportment ia all
t ie va.’ied marks of life, his ardot z3 -,l aai un
wavering devoaon to the oause of Santhern Inde-
peudeao3> we will wear the usnal badge of mourn
ing for thirty days
Resolved, Tuat a eapy of these resolutio be
sjnt to the famiiy of our deoeased brother, and
also to tho Fayetteville Observer for publication.
A B. PAaKsa, |
Ja8. D. Malof, Com.
Jo£L Jackson, i
vam TBi OBsiavaa
At B regular meeiiog of Mingo Lodge, No.
206, of Sampson eoauty, N. 0, held Sapt. 3d,
1S61, on motion, Sampson B. Jjickaon, Daniel
Looksrman and J^so Wikoa, ware appointed to
rep art resolntions expressive of our sorrow far
the Ixa of oar brother R>ndal R. Jackson, who
reported the ’oUowing preamble and resolutions:
Wh^reaa, Almighty Gad in the dispensation of
His superintending |>rovidenoe h.ith seen fit to
rimovd froai oar midst otir highly e^taemad
b >ther R. R Jackson, » member of Oompany C,
ii-iwh R gt., N. C. Troops, who gave hia life man-
faily 0 vi03niiag tar ta* rigns 0. salf government,
lie vfAi Oitobuf t;‘.-i 9ch, 1831, volunteered
il O3 *bor tai; ;t th.-ai^h tho campaigns
■if 1862, aad 63 la * 64, rjjoeiviaie *ih-*e3 wm ^ds
a.i I d lally voa 1 ii I u-r>ar Pa->?r .birg Juaa 22i,
IS64 aud diod W j’.dou Jaiy 29ch, 1861, a:5ad
2l> yoifs 9 aja:hr> .*a i 2i) -liys As a s jldi^r he
'Vas ever tiaa aai «ait,afn» to hii pos-:^ he was a
gviod uaighbac at mm^, evjr ready to 1*7 a help
ing h^ud in tima ul nj-jd; ho was a goad hu^baad
and wo trust a dcvatad Ohristian He leavej a
wife aai tvo children and many relatives and
friends to mourn kis losa; therefore
Resolved, That though we deeply lameai ud
wh. i.,. .-bi. £,
f^2 r« daviuf e«i aa lit tt* tbe
Ust iFiU aal r^9,*T*»at oi Jaqm irue-thf, doo’d,
^i! ^4‘.l at P lolio I*; tin ?a'9 r»rt-ljaw of tW «ie-
an Or*^a's 3rMk, Uoot* ajUtiif, am tka SOiJt
Jif flf D-iJt^iyoe 13ti4. oa a orsdit six snaatba.
Ki^E£.£&N vtlSiiLir —m:.), vrsJt'a, b.->ys
i>Ki gir!*. Pa?jliMfi 3 »a1 appratwi kg*-
it(/, btfcfa iaUverj Ot pr9^r\ .'.
K. H. WOiTHY,\ , .
Otji'r 2« «0*tB
IVotice i« hereby giwea,
T3AT a N>. 129 far tiirsa kaoirad d"l-
Hrs fo? 4 P2V o«it B-md*,—ia^ 4th
Marci 1864.—-sju^d bf ^ Q. B-oaifw;, C 8. D«f3-
«.t*ry &t Fftyett3Ti?l% K G , ia mjr farar, b^s beea loat
ar aiaUii, aad that app!ia«tioa will ba jt%44 for a Da-
?iiaa’i8. INMIN.
DeVr 7. ' 92^cStp3l
HWAXTeO,
IDB9 to ti'x 0!s iiaarM. rar.ai. J LiUfear or its
equiral«Bi ia eash. W« oa-i ta« t ii a vary eaort
ii!»3 ir desired b/ P wUliinj
tiear 5 -laa taaiel mu gs ii tas:H tj iV ailrasj ta
S/p; Dfipii, wao^a thsy will bt t»k«a frao aad LMihor
-i^Hvtred our expanaa. Oar *dV»n li Sr-an^at,
aan^ty. w D WiT305 *00.
&'^farela3 Msisra. a. W. VTifi*aj4 Co , F^yattevillei
»4. Ji»d
jftefrard.
STOLK^ f”03itk.> sabs3rio)r, oa tks 21 iait., a OBe^t-
aat d>rrsl dOft JB. abaat h^t f»«ra uld; aoia kis
hlo4 fjet in wJiitj, oaj k« aara w^Ua thaa tks otkar,
■»«!«• Walts spjt ia kW f^3>. flj WM Jtalaa br t*»a
aar.^e iM*f P.*7, %al tka lait i?ari of kiai k« was la ka
r>oflf^4ai(>a »t Malar* Bint’s Bridsa oa Drovala; Oreak.
1 will i5'.7s t''9 aba'»» raward far tka d»Uvary 0? the
^f9 to on or iafj’aViaa 3-*tk*t I o*a kina a^La.
»y ald-e« Is p. o Ti-iS«rlaa4 ewiBir, N, C.
SARAH ANN a\DD«T.
Ddi’r 9
92»7bfhitf
Ijost or Stolen,
APitia Biksjr Silk PA&\S01«» BMaawkak wora kav-
iag a ifBNd konlar and fke iodar wiU be
W»ik » B—BPiBi m leaiwh^ it t f Mi OBm SivIlII.
m«a M^«)«
lioa R'J
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fcji
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jaBik
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,« nfskr «Mi» o
eeUw**’’ ^
juVBaHi.
^vtCyBBed Urn
«f tka fiBwin^
friaaa •
£|UirY «ALE.
By »iriae of »« Of4er af i^he C- ui*t jf EqoUy for Oca
k«rla"d aoaaty. Fall "''.■rtn, 18.*4, 1 will effar for
a»ls at lea M»rk‘t Roas* la Fayett:*i’!- aa 24th
of J»nB»ry sjit, th» PL4STAiIv)H ».' va' ’at? DaioiB
■JcNai'ii ca Oarver’s Ofisak, O'iCtaiaiag i 044 a^ro«, an?
liic foilo^icf >^«al EiVftts in Fa/cttenl e:
Oae Lat en Eaw atraat, kaawc aa the Shop L^t
Oa« T -^ait J43t aijtiaUf
O 4« L.^( «9Fu«r of Jooi Bpria;; aai &ase»U st^Beta.
Oao Lot SoBtk si4a Persea aireet, Braasua.
0«» L>t J^ofik a>de P^raaa 8t!*cet, lala rt'si^oaoA
(h>r Lot fi-ic Rsrasa *tmL Kik twa 4veili«cf
ona t*3t KsnaeSy iitrfti. witk donkli^wenuif.
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8-7 of 7 aoraa ketwaea ttM ClaraadoB Bridge aid th«
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baea s/»l la rs'jijuiar practiUoaara. »
9 Duri - g the last qaartar 2,83!^ boxaa Hava h^ea
«i3ld to oaa ia B^aik Caroi'sa, aad oa« fa
tiartb Carviua—aad s'iBa lima a^o bver S.7dO bozea
▼cr^ «t ered by Drujg-sta ia o«*» tawa ia Viiyaia.
jlSi^Priee. $c & box. Fvr $B0 a d^n boxa* will
he seat to any aidre«s A very li'oaral diaeooB* t«
ii'UfiMaie ^MU o;}iiatry i:i«rokai!te ilM (naw curreu-
07) t» a« jRipab; oraert.
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noTii:s^.
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l.wrV viU u^‘v tb.ji«>aieaMoaattbit w>»>*ri ’.aa; J\a’y.
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a4»ly ia th> 1*7 at laa aaov. ojatiosai tioies aad pay
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r»*at imae-.Kiftly; aa.i shisa tkti hava aat >..id tJiair
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RICHMOND OOUMTF
l5i»t of Pleas aad Q-aartar BcasU'i, Oat. Taro, 1884.
iofca E. PaUarsaa £x'r of DmIaI Paitersaa Daa*d,
vs. Arahja'ld Pat^«rg.>a &1.
Petiiioa for * 8%ia »f Slaves for Parutioa.
IT appearief to tbs satisfae iaa a * Jia C''>art, that
Ar'aih»l2 Pattersoti and Qaytas aad wife Flaia,
D^fe&a».)vtd ia tkia rMi-ia buya-'d tua liaits af
itiis Sta^e; It ia tH^raf-fa, ca laouoa, erdsrad by the
ODort, tkat s^vjrt!;ameat b; nala far ix wc-^ka tma-
Kcr.v'l/ ia the Fa5a'9v;il,i 06aer»^j a>tU*jriag tka
'aid Dif^odaaia 01 ia fi'iag a’ tkis Pv.it«)d\Uat
aaltrss tkay appur at ika nact t:ir9) af VAn Oaart, t» be
a M at Ikv. Oaart Haare ia ijU'ttia-aiia. oa t>a tbird
>ioa.i«/ of J anu^r^ next, a^d aa'twdr tka Paiittea, tka
^axa will b« taitaa r>ra eoafas'^a asd heard ex pa^-ta aa
Wii!i»s9, Lotus E Wi>bb, Clark of otK eaid OoBVt,
*t tii j third Moai;>7 of Oet. 18^4.
L. a. WEB3. Clerk.
^6*«Tpifll:aj>t H. H. WS83. D3?’t.r.
State 9t IVorth /arolma,
RI :HidOND GOUSXT
'f Pi?-vn aal Q >^> t*r 3,5*1 a j n, 03‘- Sara, 1884,
'd«aj Miao.'.. Stau’f i»f "dtaovs. S\aaf
Uarly aed Sadi’l Ilarly 'car hus'^&a.^ juid ■'/tken.
Patiiioa for Aaaaaat aad S.i.t-9.aeat.
P' aT»p»»r 5g t-» »h.a 3iti3'aa'.i >n of t&a Court, tkat
J'vbn W!atik»'i^r ^ ao.v Bsb^aa ^•evtag-
• JU »aJ oh; ciA»a Istsa. 'iVitlUmaad Ji*sa^atk, 8a!o»oa
M Har-iat Bi^**‘.Oiran# nu^bnai Ju.hjn Bi^alaw, r&-
oeyoai oa li?>Ua of ttt;a aUto; It is t^ariforo, oa
aa iaa, ardvr«l by tke t'/^iart, taat alTorUaem.uat be
«./.d;i fvr 8>x vack* 5aa3.>«iii«« yis tka F£y*tt««alla Ob-
•ii'Tf". noti^yiajlb’ «i4 D.^»n'datts of t=ta fiUag of
PeUfc’aa, aa* :k*t ualaaii ttttt/ appu^r tae aaxt
i*m of this Csart, ta be held Bt the Oonrt Hat* js ib Beak*
'ight.ra, on lb*! tbl’1 Moaiay of Jaaaary aaxi, aad an-
3>>ai tL; pntmca, i'.>e B;«ae will ba takaa pro aoa^aasa
4i'.1 h>>a^J ex parta as to Uiata
'iVitoa'is, Loui^ H Wrb >, Clerk of oar laid Oeort| at
offiaa, tke third Monday of Oet- 18(14
L. H. V7BB3. mark.
8d*«^iSU!!9i H H WBBB. OapHy
State of {forth Carolina,
BIOHMOND COUKir
Oourt of Plaaa aad Qaarter Saseioas, Oat Term, 18M.
Barak Brown va Taoa Bmrrcatiaa aad WICl
Petitioa ibr Dower.
IT appeBTing te tko Miisfaotioa of tke Ooarl| that
Neill Browa aad Joakaa Brawa, Dafeadaate ia tkie
oaaae, raaida bayoad tha liaita of tkia State; It ia there
fore, on aottoa, ordered by tha Caart, that ai-vanlae-
isaat be made for alz waeka saaoeasivaly fa tke Faj-
ettavilla Obaanrar, aatiff log tka aaid daf'^adaate of tke
filing ef tkla patitioa, aad that aalaaa tk#y appear at tke
nAXt tam ef tkia Court, to ba kaid at tka Oaart Heoae
in' Baakiagkan oa tke tkird Moaday ef Jaauary aczt,
and aaswer the petitiea, tke aame will be takee pre
aoBf(^s^o aad kaard ax p%Ha aa ta tbasi.
WitiMBs, Lonia H. Webb, Clerk cf owe aaid Oen't, al
3fflae, tka third Koadaj of Oat., 1884.
h H.WBBB, Clk.
*»6«ewp»f I4iat»t H. H WBBB, Da^>.
10,000 Piecei IVew Rlasic^
JUST reoalved, whiek will be sast te eaj adAiaa
reeelpt of ear Cataiagai prioae.
Wa have bow baaeiaa tka 80LB AQBNTS ii Nar;Jk
0«rol!n\ for Qaa. Duaa 9t Ce. ef fUakaoa i, who act
tke iargrtf tati iMrt Hadis Publiakers ia tk^fjatk. i
All ardors to thaa, froa «hia State, wiilbe ft'Jat ai if
onr Stare.
Sj|r One half te tka Trada.
A»{dv far Catalmei of Boaka. Maafi, Aa.
B&AN80N * Fa;
B9pi B
- /
i\OTl€fi.
Tee aobaeriber will, oa Taa.s iM, tha M1
I'^es. hire aa; tka NBiaOEf^d.
hela-4g'ag to tka aatate of Wi
kiriag to take p’aoa oa tka
>«iaiM.«aaBr|^ Mk 14-