LPAlrllTOIIlTlIiyb
SEMI-WEEKIiY.
[VOT. X.]
FAYETTEVILT.E, N. C., JULY 5, I860.
[NO. 932.]
^ IM.TMKD MOVDAVS \N0 THURSDAYS
KDWIKI) J. HALE & SON,
KhlTOUS AND I’KOl’KIKTOKS
' Trice fur the Semi-Weekly Oiiskrver SS 00 if paid in
mlvHiice: .'ro 50 if psiJ during the year of subscrip-
lion: or ?4 after tlie year has expired.
For t)ie Weekly Observkr $2 00 per annum, if paid in
adv.inco; $1’ 50 if piid during the year of subscrip
tion: or f:; 00 •iftev the y?ar has expirel.
A DVKllTlShMENTS inserted for ♦>(> conts per
fijuare of D’> lines for the first, and cents for each
Bucceedinp publici.tion. Yearly ndvertisements b}' spe
cial c.intractp. at reasonable rates. Advertisers are
reiiuesw>d to state the number of insertions desired, or
thev will be continued till frrbid. and charged accord-
ingly.
Advertis-Muents to be insertdl inside, charged 50 per
cent extra.
SPKriAL N’OTirK.
FrL>ni and af'er this ilat*. nonanicof a new subscriber
■will be entered -wirhoa* payii'ent in advance, uor will
thi' ]>aper be sent to such subscribers for a longer time
than is p.iid for,
Such 'f otr old subscribers as desire to take the pa
per «n tlii^ system will please noiLfy us when making
remittances.
Jau'y 1, l^^.'i8.
riYi:TTKVII.IiE IIOTEI^,
T. WADT)ILL, I^RopRiKTOR.
ITTS. the most commodious Hotel in Noith
Carolina, fronting 300 feet on Hay and
Donaldson Streets, located in the centre of the
portion of the town, and surrounded by all
the liaiiking House.M, Wholesale .Merchants and princi
pal 1‘roduce Uealer»i.
•‘'■'infss men will find tbe Hotel a convenient '
and comfortable house.
.\11 the Stages arrive and depart from thi* Hotel. ;
F'lyfttpville. Oct. 1. 1858. 51- i
siii:,\i\vi:i.L Housi-:.
A FKW nooits >0RTII OF THE MAKKKT IIOISK.
Star Polish ol* the South!
PAt'TIJKEO B1
A. J. WOODWARD,
FAl ETTEVII.LE, ]%. V.
At the reqiicwt of many |
tVienls, I again announce uiysolt'a :
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of !
t'umberlanil County. Thankful to my fellow-oitizens
lor the very liberal support heretofore given me, should
they again elect me to the ofiicc, 1 can only pronuse as
before, to discharge its luties with what ability I may
possess. HECTOR McNEILL.
May 2. l4-te
That Polish! How it SliiiH's. M:iny of you recol
lect nine years ago thill I travelled thr.mgli North
j Carolina and a portion of lUth C iridin.i for the pur-
I pose of introducing this Polish. ,\s time elapsed 1 found
I that it would mould. I ha^e succeeded in making it
I perfect and will warrant it to give satisfiiction. It can
i be had at retail for ID cents i)er li-x or at wholesale for
: silty cents per dozen. Dealers will forward their or-
■ ders two weeks previous to the time they wish them tilled.
Maj- 5, l>tlO. lo-ly^
A uv.ni
The X»‘w St\le. Smnll.
(OLOllED PHOTON IIAPUS,
AT
Vuiior^tdoiPti txallory.
the extensive increase of patrc
^ t'"' House, during tlie year, 1 hav
tended mv facilities bv the addition of a
her of CO
patronage
lave ex-
num-
iiiifyrtuMe ^leep’tig rooms, with other import
ant improvemeius, will add materially to the
comfort anvi cotivenietice of those favoring lue with
their patronage.
1 o ili"se who have l.eeti my kind friends and eus-
fomers ti^r thr past »ix years. I teii4ef n>y aiost sincere
thank', at the .ame time respectfully solicitintr a con
tinuance of their patroiui^re, and also the patronage of
a large number ol new pairons.
I have good Stable* and a No. 1 0tler.
P. SHKMWELI..
•lati r 10. IStlO
X/; vHKST .VNJ) C^l'TCKEST
KOI TE TO THE KAIEKOAD!
ART.
\Vooluard% ^olar (\*iiiiera.
1)HOTOOR.VPHS can be had at Vanorsile'Ts Skylight
(iallcry. Hay >treet, op]u..';iie .Marble Vard. Fay
etteville, N. plain, retnuched. colored, in wt\ier
colors, oil and pastile; from 'mall to life sue. Aiubro-
types. Melaneoiypes, and all oilier styles of Picture®
pertaining to tlie V.rt. .\lso, (iih Fr.intes. Gilt Moidd-
ing, CiLiss for very large pictures—as large as l’O liy
inches. Cord ami Tassels for hancrincr pictures; In«tru-
ments. Stock and Chemicals for s.ile low for cash. Life
(•ize colored Photograph-; made from small picture.s.
Having jiermanently located here 1 hoj>e to merit
your patronage. 1 would ;ilso return my sincere thank®
tor the lUieral ]>atron!ige bestowed on me heretofi're by
the good Jifoyile of Fnycttexille and vicinitv.
C. M. NANOHSDKLL,
Photographist and Proprietor.
Dcc’r L’tl. KS.:>9 77-
At the re|iiC‘Kt oriiiaiiy
friends 1 announce myself a Candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Bladen ('o.
1 can only promise >f elected, to discharge the duties
of the office as I have heretofore done.
B. FITZRANDOLPH.
Hladen Co., Jiiue 4. l24-te
ST,\TE (’All \\l) \l\l’lll\l'; \V0I1KS.
KOWAA !«TKIvI':T.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
^'^HK undersigned, having erected buildings suitable
I for CAR and MACHINE WORK—al.so (ieneral
HvM.'!^E C.\HPENTRY—would give notice that they are
prepared to execute ail orders in their line with neat-
nes.s and dispatch.
e are prepared to do all kinds of SCROTjL S.\.W-
ING and I LANElN'ti at short notice. Having a first
class Woodworth Planeing Machine, we are prepared to
1‘laiie, Tongue and (Iroove all kinds of Flooring and
CeiliiiK on reasonable terms.
(,\in:racts taken for the erection of P.uildings, »nd
.lobfiing of all kii'cls executed with neatness and dis- j
patch. Sa.shes, Doors and lUinds of all descriptions,
matutfactured equal to anything to be found in the
Northern markets.
Plans and specifications furnished and the erection of
buildings superintended when desired.
WALTON & BARRY,
Car Builders, (’arpenters \Draughtmen.
Fayetteville, Oct 8, 1S50 54-tf
MAUDEE A.\0 HAKAE$«!!i
FACTOKV.
rpHE subscriber begs leave to reiiirn
I his thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him. and in
forms the public that lie has now and
will continue to have an increased
force of experienced Saddle and Har
ness .Makers, whose wi>rk he will war
rant; and that he is jirepared to offer
to tiie public a large and varied assort-
; ment ol every thing k‘p? iti his lino. His assortment of
Saddles, Harness. 15ridles. Trunks. Travelling Bags.
: \ a’ices, &c., is tin'urpassed for workmansiiip and ni.-i-
j terial. ;iiid will compare fav rably for Ileattle^‘S willi
any other .Manufactory, either North or Sotith. Persons
wanting any thing in "hit; line will do him a favor to call
[ and examine his stock before purchasing, as be is s.atis-
1 fied it will not fail to please tfiein. His establishment
wili be found five doors East of Cape Fear Bank, on
I Per-on Street.
Kepainng done with neatnes-i and de'palch.
j W OVEHBY.
I Fayettt ville, N. Jan'v IB'IO. 81-fiiii
BEAMAN & ROBINSON’S
FOl K HOKSK STAliK II\K TO KKXAVSVILLE,
VU WAKSAW,
fS the 'iiorte-!t and most erpeditious for travelers going
North .-r .''outh. Leaving Favettev'lle everv day at
•JoclookP. .M. THROL’tiH IN TEN HOCRS
Our Coaches are large and comfortable, drivers sober
un i nentlenianly, our teams good and sure of five miles
an h.uir.
The 'raveling public who would sttidy their comfort
and convi*nience will t-ke the Warsaw Stage.
TH Ki >r(iH TICKETS To WELDoN may be
'had at the Stage O'^'ce, F.ayetteville.
j May ‘Jo. iSMi. i!.5-tf
-VoliTII C.AROLIX.V
WHITE Ml EPHI R MPR1A.iN.
U ILL
>> J.in
1’>K iUM^N for visitors the 1st of
line. They are uiiu.itfil near the pre
sent terminus of the Western .N. C. Rail Road,
not an huur's ride by superior Omnibuses and
S’-.ge.
The Proprietor has procured the •'ervices of
TH0.^IF»%0\ TVEER
as Manager, who'^" experience at the various fashion- ■
able watering jilaces of \'irginia, added to hi.s com- j
man lini: apj.earanee and gentlemanly bearing, insures
goi •! order and gnu.l fare.
Tlie B\LL ROOM LEADER and BLACK:
B.\ND of .Ml'Sl»M.\N.'' that the city of Richmond, !
Vir>;Ii;ia. aHords. have been jirocured.
Biding \'ehiide> ind Horses. BlLLl.vRD S.VL(>ONS I
and 1^1 nVF.I.NG .Y LLF^Y.S, are at the command of visitors. |
The eountr\- is elevated and healthy: the scenery |
beautiful and roads most excellent, and the pleasure ,
groiiiiiJs exten-ive.
There is no water better tiian that aftbrded by the
Nr.rth Carolina WJ.^'TK SL Ll’Hl'K.
Tiie j'atr'.nage o;' the Carolinas is confl'lently relied
oti to repay the Proprietor for tlie expensive outlay he
has made to fit up a watering place stiifed to their wants.
,\nil he promises that no p-iins shall be spared by him-
“jelf ov (lis s'entlemanly assis'ant. to render all whomay
visit him, pleasatit and comfortable.
H. L ROB.VRDS, I’hopriktor.
May 11. IK-0. I8_tf
■t--
EAYETTEVIEEE
MITIAL IXSlRAXfE COMPANY.
Capital in I’remium Notes amounts to S'J07,»;H8 Sh
5,077 35
Thoii»;ind' are d.aily s|>eaking in the praise ot
DK. EATON’S
I-VFA.XTILE OOI(D[.\l..
and wh\"? becau.se it a. r>r j'ulx njr.idiii-i iuUiii^uus
r-.hi'f when given in time. It aets as if by magic, and
unt trial alone will convince you that what we say is
true. It contain' ,
\0 PAREI^ORIt' OR OPIATE
of (iny kind, nnd therefor*' relieves hy rm (hr - ’if' r-
tnyt of your child. in-te:id of l>y duKhutmj an r^isihiHtirf.
For this reason, it ciuumends it«elf a.' the "nht nlmhlf
preparation now known for Children Teethliig Diar
rhoea. l»ysentery. Griping in tlie llowels, Aciditj'
of the rtooiach, ^Viml, Cold in the Head, and
C'roup, al.'O, for *■;'>» -'w.y '}• ;■. ■/.«, rrdc in;/ m -ualiun.
reffuliitinj th> linvtlx. m, ! ri litrhv; p/nri. it lias «■ fqnal
—I eing an anti-fpusrir"!ic it i' used with un nliui aucc’^f
in all ( M'es of Cuiivulsion or other l''its. .-l.
V"lU' t’l- itjf and ll'ilith nl'l,,,itr r‘,ildr, I, ./ft/ . .«// r-, Stiff
tkti-fnnu th.,x. f,td and hh-jhtnni tu'X whi'h nrr
rertinu to rexult the us ./u'lrcottcf e''i' .---. ■’ allolfur
rein'di''^ fff [il l iU ('■tin/il:!iH ‘ • ,ir- .■, 7, tak‘ ’i-me
bu: Dr. Ivatou's Infantile Cordial; thix you can r>.'y
upon. It is perfectly harnib-ss. and cannot injure the
most delicate iafaut. Price, '!■) cent«. Full lircctioiis
accompany each bottle Prepared onlv by
IIIIKIII A lUl’ONT,
No. lo'.t Broadway. New Y ork.
I NV .U. A 30IS3
n .VY E (Hit u{) and permanently located the bust BO»)T
and SHOE MANI F.YCTORV in N. C., to which
I the attention of the whole South is earnestly invited.
I particularly the citizens and Planters of our Stale. We
] are determined not to be put down by men who are
' daily bringing in Welted and Sjdit Leather Shoes; it is
I disrinefly understood that on. Shoes are made of Up]'er
; Leather tanne'i by us, and that we do not put any welts
in any Peg Shoes we make. Now is the time to t«st the
' true feelings of N. C. men.
- .Ml oniers from a distance shall have prompt atten-
■ *ion. \ldress us .at tioldston.
I WM. C.\HTEK. D. A. C.VRTER.
I S. S. fARTEIL JOHN U. CARTER.
I Gobl«t')n P. C*.. Chatham Co., N. C.. i
•Mtirch 1^:;, iHOo. ,
M.
Crtfh 'in hand and other assets.
ij, (
01
Total,
The Coi.ij-any have paid a'l lo'ses i»-omptly, auil
have never tJiade an assessment on their premium notc'*.
Totnl losses paid,
(>KKICKKS:
GEO. Mc.V'EILL, President.
D. .'. R.'V, \ ice President.
A. .Me MILL AN, Secy.
Dirki'TORs:
W. N. Tillinghaiit,
Henry Lilly,
H. L. .Myrover,
T. H.iwley,
Nathan .V. Stedraan.
li. Mallett,
Jaiiie-i Kyle,
A. A. MeKeihan.
•1. D, Williatiis.
\V. 'I'illinghast.
S. J. Hinsdale,
Win. McLaurin,
T. S. Lutterloh,
\. W. Steel,
.F. G. C«ok,
Hon. J. (i. Shepheru,
R. F. Brown, I .
A. E. Hall,
and C, C. McCrummen, Traveling Agents
oii}panv invite applications.
‘ 2I-ly
TE refer ..UP realtors fo the advertisement o
.Me'-^i'. 11, |., || iH PdNT, No. 10'.) Broad-
-■>ew \ ork. 1 to- 11101,(1 Food,’ is one of the great-
and is rapiilly driving out of
the inarket all the (piaeit inwtruins of modern times. Its
ettieacy is SO great, and its superiority «o Jufi'ly acknow-
■I^rt'd. that it is found difhoub to supply the immense
ing ilen.and for the article. Dr. Eaton’s
rihll
Bi-sr'Ti,
.May
W
way
e-t medii’ines
and
ce'ebi iiied ‘infantile (^rdial.' is a medicine prepared by
are.ii|;iv phy.sician of eminence in his pr.dession, and
oiie who has .fevoted his life to the pecnliar phases of
Inlantile di-t-ujes. It is no humbug, but i medicine
^liieh eonii.iends iiselfto those only who can appreciate
It. ■l/'iiliirfihiilii, Flor. Timtt.
Keir^s..
odvfrtiiemenl.
March 24. o
Ilenllhi/ human Blood upon being
ANALYZED
always presents us with the same essential elements,
ami gives of course the Triic* Miilldard. Analyze
the l>looil of a person sulFering from Coiiiumptioi;, Liver
Comjilaint, Dyspepsia. Scrofula, .S;c. and wc fin.I in every
tnrlanrf certain dc/Irti nrii'^ in the red globtiles of Blood.
Su/'fdii these deficiencies, atid you are made well. The
i-i foundoil upon this Theory—hence
its astonishing ,'Ucces'. I'here are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to deficiencies of the p,li,od in ilifl'urent iliseases.
For f'oldv ISro.U'liiliv or .my affec-
tiop whatever of the TIirOHl or I,ini:f. inducing
4'0II^HIIipli0ll« use No. 1. wiiicli is also the .\'o. for
4»f J o«.s »|
and for all 4 liroilM* Complaiil:n iriMng from
and
No. 1, for t.iver Coiiipiaiiiis.
No. ;i, for /, .' (//;/ -ilii'iidii /infared tor
fiKtorj'tion it i l»v l>rop« and carried im
mediately into flte circulation, so that what you '/nin
you retain. The No. 4 is for Irr>i'iilari«
II V'itOI-ia, WeaklK'oo. See .-pecial .li-
iections for this. For ^all IClKMiiii, i^riiplifiiiK,
liidiii-y, and ICia4ll«>i* Com-
take No. o. In all cast*.'* the directions ii'Ust
be strictly followed. Price of the fSl4>ol l-'ood $1
per bottle.
i^old by (■lIl Kdl A 1)1 POM.
No. 40!» Ib'oailway, New York.
And b^’ all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
Nov 11, 185!)
^100 Reward*
I).\N AW.\Y from .Messrs. .1. k N. A. Cameron, of
It Cumberland County, first of la“t .Inno, inv negro
man SOUTHWELL, or SOL’THEY, (as usually called )
Said negro is thick ni't, .about 5 feet S inches iiigh, of a
dark brown color, has small eyes, and a downcast look.
He has been hired for sevei.nl years in Cumlierlanil
(,’ounty, as a Turpentine hand. I will give the .above
reward, if taken out of the State—.'')0 for his iniprison-
ineut in any jail in ttiis State, or for information
that may lead to his recovery.
.r B. LITTLEJOHN.
Louisburg. N. C., Feb’y 4. 8Wtf
AOW l.\ IIARKET.
iL persons having NKGROES for sale, will lo well
to address the snbscril>er at (’linton, Stimpson
county, as he is detei mined to buy and pay as liberal
prices for them as the state of the market will permit.
By addressing him iie will call immediately, and
make liberal offer*, bs all will find wlio will try him.
CHARLES T. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampgon Co., Sept 10,1869 48-lypd
I’o the Iii1ere«*t of Tiirnoniiiie
Distil'
A. BAKER would respectfully inform Turpentine
Distillers and others that he is now manufacturing
The liii|»i*o%et Tiirpeiitiiie .^till.
AH orders promply attended to. Copper work done on
the most favorable terms.
Old Copper bought for cash or taken in exchange for
new Work. Call and see for yourselves at
M A BAKER’S
Copper Shop, Fayetteville. N C.
Feb’y 1, 18G0.
.-.'ngs HAftrNE-S^rr^
toiistaiiti} .Maiiuructuriiig at iiij EstabUshment.
PVEltY VAHIETV OF HARNESS.
^1- Sadilles. Bridles, Collars, Whips
ana I kinds of Calf Skins and Oil:
condition Powders, for diseased Horses and Caitle:
 oach Trimmings. Carpet Bags, Valises, Saddlery,
Hardware, &c. The Larges; stock in the State, sold
wh.)le«ale or retail, .at the lowest New York prices.
Harness niid Saddles repaired.
JAMES WILSON,
No. 5 Market st. Wilmitigfon, N. C., near the Wharf.
Oct. 10, 1850. o9-lypd.
SPEi
Wl
PAI.\TJ!», OIEN, Ac.
\hife Lead; Burning Fluid; Putty; Window Glass
and Saih of .all sizes.
—ALSO—
A fresh supply of POND'S PAIN DESTROYER.
For sale by J iMES MARTINE.
Nor - ‘>4, 1858.
Cf.tf
A t(
HnrperN 1l;i;;^n%iiie lor .liilv.
E.-’LECTIC MA(JAZINE for July.
•>une 1«. E. ,1. H.VLE k HON.
I«0 II. E.^VEEOPE.N,
i Vl- varioiiij ijiialities, sizes ami colors.
' ^ E. J. HALE SON.
June 2o.
\ortli 'aroliiia Foi'iii Book,
^ FLRTHER supply just received.
May 2.3.
E. J. I LYLE j: SON.
r'DITHi'
Vj F1ouu(
Dec S.
S Ministry; Sunshine
ticed Robe, and Wh.at it Cost
E. J.
Kate Vinton:
Just rec d.
hale & SON
LARGE STOCK!
NEW GOODS!!
JHAY E just received my Summer Stock of Goods in
my line. They were selected iu the Northern citios
by myself, with gre^i care, and bought on the most rea
sonable terms, by which I am enabled to offer the larg
est stock I ever before ofTarad to the public, and to offer
them
At (lireatlv Reduccd Prices!
FRUITS;
Raisins, Figs, Prunes, .\iiplcs. Lemons, Oranges, Cher
ries, Currants, Pie Fruits. &c.
PICKLES. JELLIES* PRESERVES;
—A great variety.—
PRESERVED GINGERS AND CITRONS. &c.
Perliiiiierieai and Extracts,
Of various kinds; Fancy Soaps and Potnadei.
Jeitelry.
Breast Pins. Finger Rings, Cameo Sets &c.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS;
Fiddles. Drums, Fifes, Flutes, Banjos, Guitars, &c.
WALKING C.INES, of every kind; Basket and Willow
Ware, Hobby Horses, &c.
PIPES.—Meerschaum and German, Cherry Stem, Ci
gar Holders, &c.
FI.NE .i\i) COMMON CANDIKS;
Sardines: Fine Cigars: Smoking and Chewing
Tiibacco; Crackers; Fine Pocket Knivas; a
large aswrtment of Port-.Moiiaies. some
very nice; Fancy Envelopes and Fancy
Goods; Toys .and Yankee Notions; an
assortment of India Rubber Goods,
Whips, Combs: Fishing Tackle;
Cocoa aiifl Other i\iits.
FANCY GOODS;
Palerramers, Reticules, Cabs. Rubber Round Combs,
Watch Guards—Mohair, Silk and Leather. Fancy
Boxes, Pistols. Powder Flasks, Sh»t Belts, Brandy
Peaches—in gallon or half gallon jars, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Large Lot of Fire Works,
he., lie., &c.. &c., I'cc., i.'ic., &c.
WoSTENHOLM S CUTLERY, RAZORS, POCKET
KNIVES, \c.
Splcod and \orfolk Oysters constantly on hand,
lemon Syrup, Cingir '.'.inc. Ciirraiit Wine, GiniL'er
Briimly.
Country dealers and the public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine my stock, as it is impossible
to enumerate but a few of the leailing articles.
I have a gre.at many handsome things which cannot
fail to please
J. R. EEE,
No. 4i. Hotci, Bt II,dint..
May 28. 18r,(l. 21 if
I\ew fwootifii.
AEE.\. JOII\M>A, Jr.
n .\S u jeived in j>art, and is daily receivii;g, a large
an] desirable stock of
0001>tS^
Embracing all the newest styles of
Laditijj’ 1 )re.>s  ioods, .Shawls, Lace Points,
M aiitillas, Kinbruideries, tStc.
—ALSO—
—A fine .•usortmenf of—
Geiitloiiien’s Suniiner (rooils, and Ready-Made
(.'Uithing, Honnet .s and .Millincry (^rOtids
of’ all kind.s.
March L'». !»0()tf
\\. V. TR4IV
II AS just received this morning, from Steamer North
11 Carolina.
0 bfils. No. 1 Mackerel, new.
10 •• ;{
20 A an { \ l.bls. No. 1 do.
‘J-3 boxes Cheese.
5 kegs seleeteil Goshen Butter.
D) bbls. Leaf Lard.
1& “ New Mullets in oak .and pine bbls.
He ha.s on hand a general assortment of
KO(' §: it M KS,
which will be ■^obJ cheap for Cash or exch.anged for
Country Produce.
Oct. t>. 18o'.«. 5.1)1 f
Ei|iioi*M! Eiqiioi*!!>! Eiqiiorw!
J^V. HORNE being desirou.- to close out his stock
, of Li()Uors. will ofi'er inducements in priccs. As
he intends to quit the trade, his stock will he sold low.
toy* For sale at cost and charges,“^8
100 BARRELS,
of various kinds and qualities.
Persons indebted must call and settlC.
Feb D; 92-tf
l'ro»^* Creek Co** \'ariiH.
The undei signed is .Agent for the sile of the above
celebrated Yarns, which have given such general
satisfaction for years past.
Merchants and others wanting our Yarns will pjease
send on their orders and have tfieni tilled on as favora
ble ternTs as heretofore.
JOHN SHAW, Ag't C. C. Man. Co. ]
June 4, 18tj0. 28tf
Gl Ai\0! GlAXOt:
4 FRESH SUPPLY just received.
A C. T. HAIGH & SONS
Apri^^l IG, ‘a-tf
Di««oliitioii of Copartnership.
rilHE firm of MYROVER, W'lGHT.MAN & ROBINSON
J was dissolved on the 15th instant by consent of all
the partners, and H. L. Myrover retires from business.
The business of the late firm will be settled by the new
one of WORTH, WIGHTMAN & CO.
H. L. MYROVER.
GEO. W. WIGHTMAN.
JNO. H. ROBINSON.
June 29, 1800. 30-4t
ARCIIBOLD’S
tRimvAL PIE.4DIXG AND EVIDKXCK.
‘i vols. Fl’ico $12.
A CARU.
^IMIE UNDP'iRSlGNED in retiring from business eni-
X braces the occasion to ofter to his friends, who have
so liberally patronized him for the last 23 years, his most
sincere thanks. He is succeeded by Messr.s. WORTH,
WIGHTM.AN & CO., who will do business in his old
st.and, and whom he can. he thinks, recommend confi-
dentlj' to his friends as a house which will serve them
as faithfully as he hopes he has done.
H. L. MYROVER.
June 28. 30-4t
COPARTrVERSHIP.
The undersigned, as successors to H. L. Myrover &
Co., and Myrover & W'ightman, have this day form
ed a business Copartnership, under the stjde ofWT)RTH,
WIGHTMAN & CO., at the same place of business oc
cupied by the late firms.
They beg from the friends and customers of the old
firm a continuation of their business, having every fa
cility to compete favorably with .my North Carolina
house in the Wholesale Trade.
J. A. WORTH.
G. W. WIGHT.MAN.
JNO. H. ROBINSON.
Fayetteville, June 27, 1860. 30-4t
^AOTICI^
'^0 ALLOW.VNCE is made for absent time to month-
ly or ({uarterly boarders, for less than five consecu
tive days; and that I may be able to keej) niy own ac
counts, this class of my patrons, who ilesire fo avail i
themselves of this deduction of board will register
their departure and return.
T. WADDILL, Prop. F. Hotel.
June 27. ;J0-3t
i\otice«
\LL persons indebted to the estate of the late A. A.
Brooksl'ank are hereby nritifie'I to come forward
and pay their respective bills, or they will be placed in
the han.ls of a collecting officer.
A.
M. ('AMPBELL. Adm r.
ni»-8t
June 27, ISiiO.
»E.\TAE AOTICi
rjR. R. sc
1 ' professto
OTT would reijuest .ill those desiring his
onal services this Summer lo .-all soon, a.s
he will be absent from Fayetteville from the 3.5th .H'LY,
I until SEPTEMBER.
June 2'«. 80-tf
AOTK'E.
\N^ person wishing to make money and become use
ful in a cnnnnunity can ilo so by enclosing one dol
lar to the undersigned. J. DIMERY
Bennettsville. S. C., June .SOth, 1 80*). .‘51-.‘5m
A
BA!OX. !
SrPERKtB I.ot of N. C. BACON HAMS, wh-.cn '
are oflered low for Cash. I
—ALSO— i
N. C. SIDES and SH(il LDERS. For sale by
JAMES W. HORNE.
Jiine 2S. :}(rjw
JIST PIltEI^^HED:
A C O M F L E T E
PRACTICAL TREATISE
ON
CRIMINAL PROOI3DURE,
PLEADING AND EVIDENCE,
In Indiftable Cases .
WITH
MINUTE DIRECTIONS .VND FORMS,
For every Criminal Case that can arise, either at Com-
nion Law under the English Statutes, or under the
statutes of the several states.
COMTRISINO THE
“NEW SYSTEM of CRIMINAL PROCEDURE,PLEAD
ING AND EVIDENCE.” By Mr. Archbold. And
also the fourteenth and last London Edition of .\rch-
bold's Pleading and Evidence in Criminal Cases, by
Messrs. Jarvis and Welsby. To which are added
CO.MPREIIENSIVE NOTES, containing all the Amer
ican and English Decisions to the date of Publication.
BY THOS. W. WATERMAN,
Coinsklloe-at-Law.
Seventh Edition.
*^^HE first part of this work is devoted to criminal
L practice, .and the second part to the discussion of
the several crimes, the indictment for each oU'ence, and
the retiuisite evidence. It will be found to embrace the
entire field of Criminal Law; every proceeding, from the
arrest of the offender to his final j>unishment, being
minutel3' detailed, with forms and directions for every
Bupposable case.
“Archbold has been a standard authority for the last
half century. Fourteen successive English and half as
many American editions show how it has been appre
ciated.
“A very considerable period of time and a great deal
1 of labor have been expended upon this edition. Most
j of the notes h.ive been entirely re-wriiten; and all of
j them have been re-mole!ed and re-arraiigeiL A tho-
; rough anal^-sis of each subject has been made, which,
' with a very full index to each vplunie. it is thought
' will furnish all needful facilities- for reference. The
; m.atter lias been a good deal cojiden.seii, by omitting
I whatever seemed theoretic.ll rather tlian practical, hy
dispensing with such of the English statutes as have no
bearing upon .\iiierican law or practice. Tlic notes in
their present form contain, however, a large amount of
new matter, and several subjects are introduved which
were not treated in the former edition. The authori
ties have been carefully re-examined, and all of the re
ported, and nuiiiei'Oiis lu.tniiscript cases in each of tJie
' several stales, down to the date of juiblication, atided.
! The criminal statutes of sixteen of the states have been
I digesteil ami disfributeil unler the appropriate heads,
j together with such English statutes, the construction of
which from their simi'arity fo our owu, seemed likely
. to aid the .\merican practitioner. A concise outline of
' all the more important cases cited by Mr. .\rchboldhas
: also been given; thus presenting, in a convenient and
i accessif)le form, all of the le.ading English criminal
j ca.ses."
! Bi>KS d BKOTIIKKS.
I U4 >assau S»rr«*t. >. V.
am. t;.> ItoadMa}, .\lbany.
-«i-»Uo by E. J. H\IJ: .t SON,
Tavett
March 28.— 1-iOt
eville.
lViliiiiii;;toii, .V. C., A: Aew I ork.
The Steam.ship I^AKKERS-
BUKG. Capt. William Powell, will
leave Wilmington on Saturday.
28d inst.. for New York. Return
ing, will leave New York on Saturday. :’.(lth Until the
completion of the new Steamer now building for the
Cape Fear and  (cean Steam N.ivijiation Company, the
Parkersburg will run regularly between the above named
Ports, leaving each Port every alternate .Saturday.
For rates of freight and other information, apply to
EDWIN .\. KEITH. Wilmington, N. or to H B
CROMWELL c: CO.. New Vork.
Wilmington. June 16, 18ti0. 27-1 m
C‘
FOR A EE.
The HOLSE .md lot aajoiuiug Elizabethtown,
lately occupied by .\lexander Carter. The Lot con
tains Six .\cres of good ganlen soil, and some fruit,
gooil water, &c.
The improvements are a Two Story Dwelling House
and necessary out-buildiugs. Mso, a vacant Lot near
the Court House.
Terms accommodating.
If. H. ROBINSON.
June 8. 27-tf
2000
n:coii and Corn.
BUSHi'LS of GOOD CORN;
lo,0(»0 lbs. well-smoked B.\CON.
For sale by E. F. MOORK,
Feb'y 20. i4t-'.t3tf
4>iliie and Npiriti^ Barrels.
^lONST.V.NTLV on hanil by
Vj E. F. MOORE.
Feb'y 20. i4t-y3tf
To Tiirpentine Di!itillerN.
ri^HE highest Cajh price paid for SPIRITS TITRPEN-
i TINE by E. F. MOORE.
Feb y 2t. i4t-93tf
iiiianoI fiiiiauo!!
B.'iGS No. 1 GUANO. For sole by
E. F. MOORE.
^’eb■y 20. i4t-'jr^tf
oOO
E. F. inOOKK,
.'I KRCH.\NT,
CO.MMISSIO.N-
Revised Edition; Memoir of Susan .Vlliboin'; The His-
1 ND will keep oon.^tantly on hand every article in the ^ Progress of Education; The Normal Methods
J.A Turpentine Distillers' Line. i of Teaching, by .\lfVed Holbrook; The .M.agician s Own
feb’y 20. i4t-9.1tf
Eclectic :?ia|iira%ine tor June.
^Jay 2t;. E. J. HALE SON.
RICHARDSON’S
IRISH LINENS, DA.MASKS
DIAPERS,
ONSUMERS OF RICII.VRDSONS LINENS, and
those lcsirous of obtaining the GENUI.N’E GOOF>S.
I should see th.at the articles they purchase are sealed
with the full name of the firm,
J. >. KUIi.4lil)S0y, SOXS A OWDE.V,
I As a gu.arant«e ol the soundness and durability of the
I Goods.
This c.'iution is rendered essentially necessary, as
large ipiantities of inferior and defective Linens are pre
pared, season after season, and sealed with th«* name of
R1CH.\RDS(.>N, by Irish Houses, who, revr.ardless of tlie
injury thus in^cted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goods, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
chasers can be imposed on with Goods of a worthier
character.
J. BULLOCKE k J. B. LOCKE,
Agents, 36 Church Sii'eet, New York.
Dec. 16, ISoO. 7(iWy
DE FOREST, ARMSTRO^^G & CO.
Goods •llerchanis*
so & fttl V.
W’ould notify’ the Trade that they are ojiening Weekly,
in new and beautiful patterns, the
WAMWCTTA PRI.VT.'Si,
.1 L .« O T H E
AlIO^KEAt.;,
A New Print, which excels every Print in the Country
for perfection of execution and lesign in full Madder
Colors. Our Prints are cheapor than any in market,
and meeting with exfen>;ivc sale.
Orders promptly attended to.
Feb'y 2, 1800. 8;i»lY
CAPT. REPORT
ON THE DI-KI’ mVI-R >li\ER\L RK(;|(I\."
^PHE undersigned have caused to be published from
1 the Congressional plates, an edition of (he Rej.ort
ofCapt. Wilkes, U. S. Navj’. and hi.s .V-isociatrs on the
Board appointed by rhe Secretary of the Navy to ex
amine the Deep River Region of North Carolina. Tiiis
is the most import.uit and scientific statement of the
great wealth of tluit srciion of the State, .md the .ALap-j
the most perfect and v.aluable, of any yet jiublished.
The ALaps are worth the price of the work, which is ."iO
C6ntS. neatly fiound in cloth. Copies sent bv mail, free
of postage, on the receipt of TjO cents. A liberal dis
count to wholesale buyers. Orders soliciteil. ^
Jany 2C. E. J. HALE it SON.
Kt’O.VOeTIIV/ ~
The subscriber keeps cou-taii'ly on hand a lai ge and
varieil assortment of Cooils of every description
IlliV (iOlllK, (illOl’ERIL'i, lllKinVlliE,
(’n'Ll-iiV, (il.ASS AND PLATK-WAKE,
Wood and Stone Ware, Drugs, Confec
tioneries, and Toys,
Crime, b, W. II. K„„ell: The Virgini.i,, by Tl'.Lle- | IKON all .size,;^CYT!IE lil.ABK.^,
ray; Downing's Fruits and Fruit I'rees of America— ! 'I hiCiIANICS’ TOOJiS and all othtifH too
tedious to uieiuion. •
Also, 25,000 SHINGLES for sale.
^4000 l>iiMliel» Prime Corn, just re
ceived. Joseph a. worth.
June IG. 27-lm
AEW~ IIOOK^.
I^lVE YE.\RS in CHINA, by Ciiarles Taylor, M. I'*.
Margaret Moncrieffe, 'he frst love of Aaron Burr,
by ;has. Burdett.
Rutledge. Smith’s Rejected .\ddresses.
The Actress in Higii Life—an episode in ^\ inter
Quart er.s.
,\lso. farther supplies of Wt)RCESTER'S and WEB
STER'S Pictorial Q'lafio Dictionaries.
School Books, Colton’s Pocket Maps. kc.
June 20. K. J. HALE & SO.N.
«e'^i«tr\\^
Dr. j. D.V\ is having decideil on jternia-
nently locating in tlie Town of F.iyette-
ville. re-ipectfully offers his services to the
citiien? of this place atnl surrounding country. In all
the various branches of his Profession, includin^ the
manufacture of Mineral Tetth, he is satisfied, after an
exiensivo experience, to which is added a thorough Den
tal eiliication, that he can give entire satisfaction as far
as is in the power of Dentistry. All irregularities of the
Teeth treated in a proper and careful manner, as well as
diseases of tiie mouth. None but the proper metals are
iujj.de ute uf in the various ofierations. Charges will be
moderate, that tfie benefits of the Profession may be
placed within the reach of all who may feel an interest
in the preservation of the Teeth.
B.g="OfIice over Houston's Jewelry Store, where he
may be found at all times.
.May 10, iy58. 9if
Further ^iipplicM of* Book^.
MACKEY'S Masonic Jurisprudence; Tvsilight M usings
by H. B. McKeever; The Fate of Sir John Frank-
Ii*i—McClintock’s Narrative; The West (,’oast of .Africa.
i)y Rev. C. Thomas; The Briti.sh Expedition to tlie
FRESH FRUITS!
0,“i ^^*>XES ORANGES.
■CO ir> do LEMONS.
200 do Fine FIGS.
i\ew \ ork .\pples. Cooking Prunes, and large Stock of
Confectionaries, at Hotel Building, No. 40.
J. R. LEE.
.\pril 30, lf*f>0. r^-tf
Af;
«^00 .71. Envelopes, the ^ireatewt
variety of sizes, colors and qualities, just received
June 16, I860. E. J. HALE & SON,
U % .\TEO.
\RGE quantity of (’OTTt>N and LINFN RAGS,
for which fair prices will be paid.
DAVID MURPHY.
Aug. 17 41-
WebNtcr’s Elementary $pellius
Book for kale by £. J, KALE A SON
Goods in «ichang^j(fc- Barter or 'as.h.
46?“ Terms, six months credit.
J. H. FARRAR.
Haywt^l, N.X., May 4. I ')>^lyr
A (iOOD mmi] TO >I4KK MO\KV,
FOK K MiMOrTlUKU OU BISINKSS MAY.
(’OTTON F.Xf'TOBY at Swift^lsland, ,\ C . on
1 the Pee l*ee River, a never failing stream, will lie
sold or leased for a term of years on LIBlatAL
.\l?o the Merchandizing Ibisiness will bt di.-posed of on
good terms; 1 2 and •! years time will be given. There
is a good Dwelling House, and suitable h’otiseij for the
operative.s, and plenty of hands. The Fact4»rj(t w in
good running oyicration. This is one of the feMfeMwdo
in the country for a Siyre, there can be plenty of Cot-
ruled and printed frrtm the most approved ' ton bought at f!ie p’ac“ to run the Pactorv all the year,
forms in use. Also, further supplies of other BLANK i Apply to S. H. CHRISTIAN, at Swift Island, or REED
BOOKS, in great variety. j & McRAE, at Montgomery Factory.
May 31. E. J. HALE & SON. I Montgomery Co., N. C., June 18, 1860.
Book; kc.
; Jewett’s Spiers’ French and Eng. Dictionary,
j Meadows' “
j Pinney and Badois'^ French Graniniar.
j Pxiiniar's Levi/ac's “ “
Ollendorff 's .Vew \Iethod of French by .Jewett.
! LeBrun'-' Telemaque.
Whateley’s Elements of Logic.
“ “ of Rhetoric.
Worcester’s Quarto Diction iry, ic.. &c.
E. J. HALE & S0.\.
March 2H.
Filll ('i.E!lkS IIF THE ('(li RTS.
E.XECUTIoN. TRI.VL. and APPEAH.VNCE DOCK
ETS