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FAYRTTEVIT.LE, X. C.. JULY 11, 1861.
[NO. 1038.]
PlUNTF.I) MONDAYS AM) THURSDAYS.
' KDWAUD J. HALE & SoS^S,
Kl'lTOHS AM) I’HOPKIKTORS
pfi«e ■ ili»> S.-mi Woekly (»n-iKRVKR 00 if paid in
aih ^ ; ill it' fiiiij duriiifi^ tlip ypfir of subscrip-
Sti "P - 1 nf'ier tl^' \ t“H- h i"’ oxpired
Fcr tl.e )c-‘i;Kk: I - )•> per aiinum, if pjiiJ in
>■* '-O it pfliil 'inrinvr the year of *iu>>serip-
tioii: or tlio y-ar lias exjtirod.
Al'\'LMKN'TS in«erte.l for 00 cents per
SvjUVe ot i'. liii. i • ‘I iiii' til’ t. :inJ :Ji( rents for each
•uoo#ed\r. ( : - :•>" I'M, 11 aiy :i l\by sp*
lur'i t-’. at reii vrtte-i A.lverti-iers iire
■ ■ ill. ^
'e^l I ’ ite he iium) ei’ (•t' in Jejired. or
-riiini'- i iIU t.iil’i.l. :in l .‘har*re.J soi'onl-
Clerk ot the Superior Court.
11 ^E are requested to announce John \V. Baker, Jr.,
T I as a candidate for re-election to tlie office of Clerk
of the Superior Court of Cumberland county.
May . *J4-ie
C’lerk ot tlie Coiiiily C'oiirf.
K are requested to announce Jesse T. Warden aa a
M candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of
iht* County (’oiirt of (’luuberliin 1 t'uiiniy.
M ay J J ‘J J t«
'I'o llit‘ Vott‘i*s of KoIk‘«oii C'oiiiity.
IOFFKK myself as Cutididate for the offie*- of ('ounty
('ourt ('lei k of Ri.besi.wi (\>unty, at llie elect ion to i'e
lieKi in .Xn^u't next.
.May -1. IHtil.
*^100 Ke%vard.
1).\NAW.W from the subscriber on last December,
t my negro man D.\V1], He is :i full-blooded negro,
i feet H or 10 inches high, well set. and intelligent for
a negro; would weigh when ho lelT from liO to IT.j,
:ig;ed aboni years; he has a scar on his fiiCiV I will
pay Hfty Dollars rtiwatnl to atiy |iet:.:on delivering him
to me ai I’liiladelphu';. I’lobuiou ciiunly, N. C., or for
his conlinement in any .l.itl so that 1 can gel liim. -Vnd
Kifty Dollars fi>r ]irool iiihciiMit i  convict anj' per-nn
or persons for harbni-iiig iiim.
DANIEL M.CVLLCM.
For.lOSKPH II. McCALLUM.
l‘liiladclphu‘5, Uobeson (’o., N. April ■'>. 1-if
JiJHN T.
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lo be
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A?v.
eent •
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liarged •')•) per
SPKCl \L NoTK’i;. ,
From and after this date, no name of a new subscriber
iHD be eniei-e 1 witlo'iit ii,;yinfnt in advance, nor will
the pap^'r lie “iMU to such ^uti-iTibei's I’or a longer time
Um^ i' I'aM t >r.
of.'L’.r ill >\ib-icribiM'--‘ i' le--ire to take the pa-
p«Vi%n this system will ]>lease notify us when making
'ttances. Jan’v 1, lS-”»8.
Vpnl 1, 181)1
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l^te \ews t'roiii Sent of
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riWE sub.sciiber earnestly reiue^ts those indebted to
X kim to crtll at hi.-~ Store as eariy a ci’iivenient, and
cloa* all accounts by note or cah. He hopes none will
retiite i- do this, as he may be ab-ieni from home some
Um^ ind is very liesirous to close up all open accounts.
Heir ' s rh'i! those whose accounts arc ot' long sltind-
il>,'vs i:! exert theiii>.elve‘‘ i litlii diiriii^r Id-; absence to
.1. IMlMr.EUTON.
'wn. \’-i Jiine ■*>. l.''t>l. ‘-‘VJ-'Jm
W . r>. Shemwell or K. L. I’emberton, either is
.■d to receipt and settle acoouuis for me.
C'ol. John \. Kon laiid
i•^ a Candidate for Clerk of the Coun
ty t'oiirl ot'iiobeson ('oiintv.
',t-te
u> nr«‘ aiillioriv;e«l lo
announce L'l'ti.VLD HLUE as a can
didate for the Otlice of (?oimty Court
('lerk of ISladen Counts, ai the election in .Vugust next.
March S-tE
\Ve are aiithoriy.e«l lo aiiiioiiiice
.\NGUS D. BROWN as a candidate for ('oiinty ('ourt
(’lerk of Robeson county. Election in .Vugust next.
-\pril 10, Ihbl. l'.itE
TO THE VIITEKS OF IIOIIE^O.\ ('01 .\TVr
>HN H. C.VKTKli ainiounce«i hiuiseli'as a cauilid ite
for the office of Suj.erior t’l.iut Clerk, for Robeson
County. He has acted in the capacity ot Superior
Court t'lerk f.ir nearly IJmotitlis, ai\d hopes that he
has given satisfactii>n tojii-; iVlliiw-ciii/,.‘n'i. not only a-^
t’lerk, but also a~ Deputy Clerk during i'ol. McMillan
1 ist term of otlice.
Election in .Vuirust nest.
Liimberion, N. C., .Iiinc > ‘JS-iK
A'
.\gent to transact my 1
\OTI€i:.
absent froni home a tew nu-nths in
S i expect
the West. .\rchibal>l McLean is my authorized
iness until 1 return.
N. G. .JONKS.
N'.tf
Dee r 2S.
TO Tin: I Ol'
IIOMK .M.ANl'I’ACTlltKS.
THE KINSTON
snot: M\iCTOK\^
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0
IS NOW l.\
KDEKS t’or
solicited.
Sl'( ( KSS FTIi (M*K KATM>V.
tieirro 1’>1\0(! VN.'' and BOOTS are
J
’'.lll’KNTKR, .\gent.
Kin-iton N. ('., .lune ‘-!l;
maivf:pk\(
-VVK on hand an.l
(iwn ininulacllire
and common lioopeil
Jl \iPI
it M' K AK.
11
Xj'ect to keep tor >
a •;iip]dy of l>!a>s.
iU‘. of their
tlril vinized
P. ^
AOtliD'
I aiiitoiiiice iii%'«4‘ll a«> a
catiilidato l"i' the (.dlici! ot J'tipuriur (’otu t
c
Clerk ot itobe»on I’ouuty
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on
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lOPrRTY IN
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And • immitted to the Jail of Cumberland County, on
the ''th inst.. Two NEGROES, who call themselves ■
CUlTl S and.llM. t'urtis says he belongs to Wm. t’ole '
of Jolinsiou N. C., and that he is hired to Wm.
of South Carolina, and has been working on the
H».ad iu that State. Jim says he belongs to ;
faim Kemp :if Bladen ('oiinty. and that he has been ^
for the last four months. ]
ie owners are notified to come forward, prove pro- J
pay charges, and take them away, or they will i
Bait with accoriling to law.
1*. F. ALDERMXN, Jaih.r. .
Fayetteville, June D*. ■J'.'-tf [
5iitate ol Aorth C'aroliiia,
CL MBERLAND COLNTV.
June Term. iMjl
K.''i .\NT to an Onler of the ^ourt of Pleas and
uarter Sessions, I will sell for Cash, at the Court
e ]>oor. in the town of Fayetteville, at 12 o’clock,
le first Monday in Atigust next, a Negro SL.AVE,
a\« his name is Henderson Sears. Said Slave
ronunitte I to the Jail of this County ai a Runaway,
e fir>t day of May ISiJu. and is sold by order of
pursuant to act of .Vs-^embly.
id .'^lave ix about ‘JI years old, feet eleven inches
, Weighs about D>) lbs , is black, and is .a very like-
ii : w
HECl’oH McNElLL.
Bv l' F. ALDERMAN,
July I.
Election ill .\ugust next.
F.NOt'H W \Ul).
w
H'a
moved fr'III lii- Store >>ii Hay .-street to^he first
door South ot _\lr .M i’ariks. on (.«ro'‘n street, •!/•-
posUe th‘ where he will be plensed to
serve his old customers and tiie public gencr vlly.
May -S, lSi;I.
%Veh«ler%
Ro>k for Kail* iiv
i^leiiieiilary Mpelliii^
K .1 il \*LK « SttN’S
Ul't
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\E\V GOODS.
’’piiE subscriber is now receiving a large and well ■^e-
X lected stock of GOODS, coii.'i.sting o!
(cKOCEKlKS. IIAIIDWAIIH AND (TTlJv
Hv, ba;g!X(; and kh*k, sad-
DLKIIV, \c., rOKKIGN AND
DOMKSTU' l.KjroHS,
and many other articles, which he ofrcr> low for C.\sh,
or on SH.)KT TiMK to prompt paying customers.
.Ml kinds of Country I’rcJnce taken iu exchaug'-
Gooils.
for
Sheri^'.
D. S.
•’X-tS
Sheetings and (’otton Varns
Manufacturers' prices.
03 han I nf nil times, at
i{ i{i t'Ki: r^;
rreiifh, Hi^^h Fosi, ( olta^e and ( omiiioii
m:osTi:.iiPs;
S|ii ing M.il ire'-ie-:. of new .iTid improved .'Spring, on
hand or ma le lo order o! in v L( )l’ \ ( J ES: .''prin^,
t’ane, and Wood Seat ('ii.VlllS, trf dltlerciit iiin ls
and palicni>; Spring Sof'as, Lounges and Ctiairs,
rt'paii cd, iind cuvered with il lir t 'loth or other
wise: Hoe lian lles. r>ung f.'V bbN. ,V Hhds :
S..le, H.inif''. :irid Cpi'cr Leather,
and Pbi^lcring li iir.
.\ we iiave g i.i 1 M icliiiiery for Sawiii''. I’laneing,
Turning. .M irticing at. i Boreing. we can do W'lrk with
ile«patch and in >.iii't‘aciory n-rms. l’erinis havmg
work or repairing to lo will do w»*l! to give us a c.ill.
We warrant o’lr w >rk; if it laiN, you know where to
fin I u.'.
Having t ikcii a .''tore on the Ea>t 110 of (iillesjiie
Street, a fi-w diior- Sioiih if A W. E-i| . and
having «ome spare room, w.* w 'ti' I attend to the storage
and sale of any thing that ma\ I -- i-.insi;rn**d to u-.; and
wi’.l give ^peoial aiJeiiti'in to pr >lii, ol ;lii> .State.
Kiiyeileville. .\] ril 1. 1>''>1. '.'tf
.1 .1 cmx. u'. I- .). ki;n-i.vi.i..
( 0\, KI^:.\OAI.i. A. t o.
C oiuiiiiHsioii .Mrrcliaiit^
A N D
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
\o. II A li Norlli \\atrr St.,
Wiliiiiiist'ii. I.
 >rder fr ■ it i tie  oiiiiiiy pr.
1’ 1 "t ieiil ir :;i tfi.' ion gi\--ii I
■iti‘1 other {‘ro.lih ■
.\pril I.’. 1 .
!i|illy executed.
I he ' i4e .‘I  'ol lull
H' tf
i»i^:\TAL Atrrit K.
1^ SC >TT may be found in his Office.^
i, after the I’Jth of June, for a few
weeks; au'i would request all who desire
itrvices, lo call soon, as he does not wish to remain
retieville all the summer,
lie'', --'y If
All persons are re«pectfully invited to give me a call,
at the old stand of J. ic T. WaJdill. South siile H'lv st.
A. N. McDoNAI/d.
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept. 24, 18C0. -j.jif
Mr:-
Id'
HATK^ I'OR IIIRR.
,rril .‘r has a H.\CK at Mrlver’s Depot, the
jrniinu.- of the Western Railroad, with which he is
poq^ie l I'l convey Passengers in any direction they
wi«h to go. He will be pre-^ent always on the ar-
riml ot'the train. With goo 1 Horses and careful and
an dating Drivers, he hopes lo give satisfaction.
i/= iher,
»-.c
A
\lbp:rt gean.
Ivor's Depot. Chatham Co , Nf , March 2K 8-
ON’S
)A MASKS.
At>\V IA HAKKirr.
LL persons having NEGID 'ES for sale, will do well
to ad'Jress the subscriber at Clinton, Sampson
|ty, as he is determined to buy and pay as liberal
fi r them M' the state of the market will permit
:i'idre«'ing him lie will call immediately, and
liberal offers, all will find who will try him.
(UIARLKS T. STEVENS.
CCnt in, .''ainpson Co., Sept. 10, IbbO. 52-lypd
;fns, »r
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led
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JAMKS K1 I.K
HAS JI ST REt’ElVED HIS SPRING SUPPLY
l>RY CjJOODS
— \mong which are—
PlEi'KS • ALICO:
')'0 l-'lKt’KS LAWN’5;
Black ami Colored Silk';
Irish Linen and Diapers;
Bolting Cloths, No. 1 to 11;
.Men and Boy’s Clothing.
With a large tisaortmenf of all kinds of
OF
1500
N
EW' M ACKER KL.
“ W'HITE FISH.
“ HEKRING, .to
Call at
FISH! FISH!!
Nos. 1, '2 and -i.
&C.
Oct 1.
A. N. MCDONALD’S,
Soutli-side Hay Street.
57-tf
To Land Buyers.
The undersigned offers for sale, in the t'oal region,
and within eight miles of the terminus of the Fay
etteville s Western Rail lioad on Deep River.
EIGHT HIMIRFU A( IIES (»F LAM),
adjoining the land belonging to the e-^taie of fJeorge
Wilcox, dec’d, and lying three miles South from Car-
botiton. on Little Pocket Creek, Moore county.
These Lands are well adapted to the growth of C'lrn,
cotton, wheat, oats, ry»! Xc. There are on the prem
ises a comfortable Dwelling, and all necessary Oui-
hoiises, with about one huinlred and fifty acres under
fence, including forty or fifty acres of never-failing
bottom laml. This is a rare chance for persons wish
ing to make investments, as lands are undoubtedly ad-
vaticing in price in this section.
For further information apply to Mr. .M. M. .McRae.
Crane’s Creek. P. ()., Moore county, or address nie at
Eavetteville, N. C.
DVMEL McRAE,
For the Heirs of Gilbert McRae, dec'd.
Carbonton, Moore co., N. C., .Aug. lil 4;itf
U, W. ifil S.i.AKII.
4 oitimiasioH . ficrrhaa *,
\Vll..MlN(;Tt).N, N
13HOMPT and PFR.'^>\ \L I'i • ‘ i.'ii will be riven tn
the sale of Naval S:. r- . C ;• on. Lui’ibor, Timber,
and all other country I'l.’duce.
Ur.IKU
O. C«. Paksi.ky, Pres t Com. B.ink at Wilmington.
Jons D.awsii.n, I’. N. I'., at do.
Me.«>rs. IL .v E. .L Li .i.v, ‘ ^
,, ,, I a vet teville.
Messrs. PKMiiKKTON .s: .'^I.OXN. I
A. Pakkkr. Ksi)., Harnett ('ounty, N. (’.
.May 7, l'''iti. lotf
Tin: u i:i.B. it' Aowv
Ifiiiitiiffilon ice tiouse^
Front & Dock Streets, Wilmington, N. C.
.lUllN K. IJ ri’lTT, J’lioi’itiKi'oi;.
I.\M n"W '^iipi'lied '.vith .■» full t‘ jk ot' best quality
FRESH Pi>NI» K’l;. tree from SN'»W and I>IHT.
whi’h will be ' il 1 on rea-iiHi i^le terni'
oKOEl’iS will receive prompt jiersona! attention.
]('E well packed and forwir le ! witii dispatch.
ICK will be delivered at I'lyetteville or any point on
the Wilmington, Charlotte .v Rutherford 1». Hoad; Wil
minaton and WfMon R Rtiad. for ?'l >11 per b irrel.
ICK in bulk, hogsheads, casks and boxes, furnished
at lowest r.ates.
TERMS CASH, whicli will be s'ricily a lliced to.
,\ Idress f.rdcrs to W I LM1-N’G !’ >N It'l'. Ili)l .''K.
April 1, l^i'-l.
M
)f which were purchaseil at Auction and private
y n.e package at panic prices, and will be offered
liy wholesale or retail.
5ril 11, !8i;i.
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rtl uatur* i®
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YDS. I’RINTS, unusually low, either by
wholesale or retail.
•'')') Doz. WOOL and other H.\TS.
c; I. > T II I ]\ G
at ^eatly reduced prices; together with a large and
stock of
AM) nm «nv liooiis,
all of which will he offered on as favorable terms as any
Holjlse in the Stattt. j. K. KYLE,
c^t. 4, IHrtO. .r,^tf
OK\TI«TRY.
I vli. J. DAVIS having decided on perma-
1/ nently locating in the 'I'own of Fayette
ville, respectfully offers his services to the
fen.^ of this jilace and surrounding country. In all
various Viranches of his Profession, including the
juf'HCture of Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
5nsive experience, to which is added a thorough Den-
■lucaiion, th.at he can give entire satisfaction as far
' in the jiower of Dentistry. All irregularities.of the
Teeth treateil in a jii oper and careful manner, as well as
«&eases of the mouth. None but the proper metals are
Mtue use of in the vai-ious operations. Ciiarges will be
■•iierate, that the benefits of the Profession may be
l:ed within the reach of all who may feel an interest
e preservation of the Teeth.
. Office over Houston’s Jewelry Store, where he
be found at all times.
UiylO, 1858. ytf
^icliool ISook^.
)NTE1TH'S, .Mitchell's and Smith s tUcograpiiies;
Smith and Bullions' (iraminars;
Emerson’s ainl .Smith's .\rft liiuetics;
Bullions’ and .Vndrews' Ctesar;
luterlinear I'ranslations toXenophor,. Sallust, Vir
gil, Horace and (Jiusar;
Northend's American Speaker, >.\:c., iVc.
April Ii. E J. H.VLE iV SONS.
lloimeM ajifi liOti^ lo Kent.
^rilE House and L.it on Rowan street, lately occupied
l>y ('apt. C. P». (,'ook. .\ comfortable liouse for a
small family.
—ALSO—
The House over Haymount, la'ely occupied by R. F],
Heide. Tiie house is new, the wati-r good, the garden
planted; a very desirable place tor Summer residence.
Apply 10 JAS. G. C()OK.
■May G, 1801. H*tf
” K. F. Pl^AllCE,
WITH
A. A. .ncOOAALO,
Commiisston Merchant and Produce Healer,
AND DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, (.'utlery,
Boots, Stioes and Leather,
Bagging, Rope, Saddlery, .'^c..
Foreign and Domestic Liijuors,
Sheetings and Yarns at .Manufacturers’ jirices.
jji^jijr’Strict attention paid to orders.
SOUTH SIDE HAY STREET,
FAYETTEVILLE, W. C.
Sept. 24, 1800. 56tf
A >ii: vi!
The New Slvle. Small,
(OLOIIKU IMIOTO(;UAPHS,
\r
Va «:i I
The ^iinny Month, by Prot. In
graham; Say and Seal, by tiie Author of “Wide Wide
World,” iSic.; The Household of Bouverie, or the Elixir
of Gold, by a Southern Lady; fiVenings at the Micro
scope, itc., &c. K. J. HALE & SONS.
Oct. 18.
BK.4DLE’S DIME NOVELS, Xos. 10,11,1‘2,13 A: 14,
“ “ Song Books and Melodist.
“ Half Dime, and Five Cent Novels.
K. J. HALE & SONSJ
Jan. 30. 22
ART. I
Wooiluai’dN Nolai* 'niiiera. !
I)HOTOGR.VPHS can be had at Vanorsdell’s Skylight
Gallery. Hay street, ojip isite Marble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C.; plain, retouched, colored, in water
colors, oil ami jiastile; from small to life size, .kmliro-
types, Melaneotypes, and all other st'de-^ of Pictures
pertaining to the .\rt. .\l.so, Gili Frames, Gilt Mould
ing, Glass for very large pictures—as large a.s by :i(i
inches. Cord and Tassels for iianging pictures; liisirii-
ments. Stock ami (’hemicals for sale low tor cash. Life
size colored Photographs made from small pictures.
Having permanently located here 1 hope to merit
your patronage. 1 woulil also return mj'sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me heretofore by
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinitv.
C. M. vanor'sdell.
Photographist and Proprietor.
Dec’r 20, IH.jft 77-
TliU AOItTli 4 AKOI.IAA
ViUTl AL LIFE IXSl IIAME ( 0)IPAX¥,
VT()W in i!ie tenth year of sucoes«ful operation, with
1.1 growing capiital aud tinner hold upon public con
fidence, continues to insure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 to 00 years of ape, for one year, f.ir seven
years, and for life—all life members sharing in t he profits.
All slaves from 10 to 00 years of age are injured for
' one year or for five years for two thirds their value.
All losses are punctually paid within 00 days after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For furijier information the public is referred to
•\gents of the Company Wi all p irts of the State, and to
■ R. II. B.\TTLK, Secretary. Raleigh.
1'. J. H .\LE, Agent at
Jan’y 18.')'.t. F'ayetteville, N. C.
The i^clectie .^la;?a%iiie for June.
June 12. Fj J. HALF] & SONS.
Blanks of all kinds at this Office. .
COXVENTIOX OX XORTII CAROLIXA.
Alaiuatice—Giles Mebane, Thos. Ruffiii.
Alexander—A. (\ Stewart.
Aslte—J, i>. I'orhes,
Atisott — A. Myers, .1. A. I^eak.
liertif—S. 1). Sjiniill, James IJoml
Beaufort—\\'. .1. Kilison, K J. Warren.
Hluden~ T. 1). .Mcl>uwell.
lirunswick'—T. 1>. Mcares.
Hmicuiube—X. W. Wuodfin.
Burke—.J.V .Mol)owell.
C'abarrus—(’ I’liiter.
(’aUlwell—1% W .Jones.
('amdeii—i>. 1>. Ferebee.
('arterct—(?. K Tlionia'.
(’as^ell—Beill'ord Brown, (one vacancy.)
('uftiwba—P. (', IlfMikle.
('h;it!iatn—.1. II IlcaJen, John .Manning Jr.,
L. J. .\lerritt
('lit-roki'o—haviilson.
(’liow:iti — It. 11. l)ili:inl.
(Mevilatul—\V. .). 'P. Miller, J. W. Tracy.
X.’i'hutil.iis—Kicliarcl Wooton.
(’raven—ieo. («reen, Jno. D. Whitlord.
('utiiborlatiil and llarnctt—Warren Winslow,
David .MeXeill, A. S. .McXeill.,
(’unituek—II. .^I Siiaw.
|)avidsun—li. A. Kittrell, B. C. Douthit.
!>avie.— Kob’t t'prouse.
I)ii[)lin—W. . Houston, J. T. Rhodes.
KdLTeeotnbe and Wilson—W. iS. Battle, Geo.
Howard.
Forsyth—'F. .). Wilson, R. L. Patterson. ;
I’rankliii—A. 1). Williams. i
i:istoii—S. X. .lohnston.
fitites—A. .1. W;ilton. 1
(iiaiiville—A. W. W'tiable, T. L. Hargrove, j
S. S. Kuy>t.r. j
 I reene—W. A. Darden. i
Gtiiiiord—Ino. A. Giliiier, Ralph (rorrell, R
i\ Dick. * i
H:ilit;ix — R. II. Smith, L. W. Batchelor.
Hyde—Iv li. Mann.
Ihiywood—Wm. Hicks.
Henderson—W. .^l. f^liipp. j
Hertford—Kenneth Rayner.
Iredell—Anderson Mitchell, T. .V. Allison. ‘
■laekson—W. H.'i’homas.
Jdhnston—(\ 1>. Sanders, W. .V. Smith. j
•Jones—Wm. I'oy. j
Lenoir—.lohn (’. W.Hshiiigton.
Lincoln — Wm. Ltinder. I
Macon—C. 1>. Smith. I
Madi.Mtn—.J. A. .''IcDowell.
M;irtin — .\sa Bi
.'IcD'tWidl—.1 H Greenlee
.^lecklcnbu^!_’■—J W Osborne, Win. Johnston.
.^lontir'imery—S. H. ( liristian.
■Moore—H 'I’ur^ier.
Xash—II. Arriiiiiton.
Xew Hanover—R II. Cowan, W. S. Ashe.
Xorthampton —1|. A. Barnes, J. M. Mood}'.
Onslow—(i. W. Ward.
Orange—W. .V. Graham, John Berry.
I'uMjuotank — R. K. Speed.
I'erijuimon los. S. ('annon.
1’t‘rson—John W. (’tininghant.
I’itt—F. B. .''attorthwaite, B. Grimes.
Ratididph—\\ . J. Long, A. G. Foster.
Richmond—W. F. Leak.
Robeson—I. I’. Fuller, J. Southerland.
Rockin"h;im — D. S. Reid, K. 'F. Brodnax.
Rowai -1». ('raiire. If. (V Jones.
Rutherr, -d ;ind Folk—J. H. (’arson, M. Dur-
liatii.
Samiisoii—R. A. .^Iosely, Thomas limiting.
Stanly—F. Hearne.
Stokes—( N'aeant.j
Surry—T. V. Hamlin.
Tyrrell—Fli Spruill.
Ftiion—11 .^l. Hotislon.
Wake—(i. K Badger, K. F. Battle, W. W.
Holden.
Warrcti—W. X. Ivlwards, I'rank Thornton.
WashinL^tuii-—W. S. IV'ttigrew.
Watauga—I. W. Counsel.
W;iync—G \'. Strong;. K. .V. Thompson.
Wilkc>—J;i' ('alloway, I’eter Flier.
Vadkin— R. 1'. Armlield.
Yancey—.'I. F. Fenland.
LEGISL.VTCRE OF NOKTH (WROLIN.V, 1860-61.
SFN.VTE.
Pasijiiotank and Periiuimans....) M hedbee.
(’amien and ('urrit lick... I’> F Simmons.
G.'ite^ and Cliowan...M L Eure.
Hyde and Tyrrell ....lones Sjiencer.
NonliaMipton 1 M S Rogers.
Hertl'or 1....1 1! Slaughter.
I>ert ie... D.iviil ( tutlaw.
.Martin and Washington....) R Stubbs.
Haliti\....M l; Whitaker.
Edgecombe and Wilson... II T t’lark.
Pii t... 1; .1 Mlount.
P.eaufort... Frederick Gri't.
(’r.iven....N M Street.
Carteret :inii .lone*...Dr M F .Vrendell.
(ireeiie and Lenoir....I P .''iieight.
.New Hanover... I'li W Hall.
i»uplin...Dr .lames Dickon.
Oii':iow...L W ilumpiirey.
I’daden. Rninswick. icc Ino 1) Taylor.
Cumberland and Harnett... Duncan Shaw.
Sampson...Tliomas I F’aison.
Wayne...W K i-ane.
Johnston....! W R W’atson.
Wake...M .\ 151eilsoe. -
Nash..,.\ .1 Taylor.
Franklin...W Harris.
Warreu...T J Pitchfor l.
firanville...C 11 K I'aybir.
l'erson...C L Winstead.
Orange....losiah Turner, .)r.
.■Mainnice and K.aiidoli)h....Ion.athan W'orth.
Chatham—W S Harris.
Moore and Montgomery...W D Dowd.
Richmond and Robeson....-Vlfred Dockery.
■Anson .and Union...S H Walkup.
Gnilt'ord....John .M .Moreliead.
Caswell... Bedford I’rown.
Rockinghar'.... F L Simpson.
.Mecklenbi»rg...John Walker.
( abarrus and Stanly...V (’ Rarringer.
Kowan and D I’-ie... Dr J G llamse}’.
Davidson... Ino W Thomas.
Stokes and For>yth....le-^se .V Waugh.
.Vshe. Surry tS:c....Ios Dobson.
Iredell, Wilkes ,\.e...L Q .''liarpe.
Ibirke, .Mcltowell &C...W W .\very,
Lincoln, Gaston .to,..Jasper Stowe.
Rmherfor l, Polk v'i,c....\ \V Burton.
Runciiinbe. Henderson I'io.i. Marcus F]rwin.
Haywood, .Macon &C...W H Thomas.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
.Alamance...Giles Mebane.
Alexander...Dr .J \t Carson.
.\nson...L L Polk, E R Liles.
Ashe...T N Oiimpler.
Rurke...J H I’earson.
P>uncombe... S Merrimon.
Bladen...C T Davis.
Bert‘ie...P T Henry and Ferguson.
Beaufort...R S Donnell, W T Marsh.
Brunawick...T D Meares.
Caldwell.., Dickson.
Cab*rrus...W S Harris.
Catawba...Jonas Cline.
(’haiham...V\' P Taylor, R N Grten, Turner Bynum.
(’herokee...G W Hayes.
Craven...C (' Clark, F E Alfred.
(’umberland and Harnett...(’ 0 Wright, J S Harring
ton, J (' Williams.
('liowan...— Small.
Coiumbus....V L Williamson.
Camden,..!) D Ferebee.
Carteret... D W' Whitehurst.
Caswell... Withers, S P Hill.
Currituck...B .M Baxter.
Clenveland V G W'aters, J R Logau.
Davi.Ison...Lewis Haynes, E B Clark.
Davie... Howard.
Duplin...J D Stanford, J G Branch.
Edgecombe...R R Bridgers, J S Woodard.
F(»r.«yth. ..I F Poindexter, Philip Barrow.
Franklin—W f Green.
Gaton...,l H White.
Granville J ,\J liullock. W H Jenkins, S H Cannaday.
(Juilford (? P .Mendenhall, (' E Shober, .1 L Gorrell.
(ireene \ D Speight.
iaies...,lohn R>othe.
llaywood....S Love.
Halilax....\ I) Davis, W B Pope.
liertfonl I ,J Veates.
Henderson...Jos P Jordan.
Hyde... Til man Farrow.
Iredell....\ K Simonton, A B F’ Gaither
.Iackson,..J R Love.
■lones...W P Ward.
Johnston—W II Watson, Jas Mitchener.
Lenoir....J C Wooten.
Lincoln...John F Hoke. *
Madison ...John A Fagg.
Martin... Ewell.
McDowell...C H P.urgm.
-Moore....Alexander Kelly.
Montgomery...F] G L Barringer.
-Macon...D W Siler.
•Mecklenburg...S W Davis, J M Potts.
Nash...II G Williams
New lLinover...S J Person, Daniel Shaw.
Northampton....M W Ramsom, W' W Peebles.
t)iislow...J H Foj’.
Orange...H B (}uthrie, W N Patterson.
Pas(juotank...J T Williams.
Per4uimons...N Newby.
Pitt...B G .AUiritton, (Jhurchill Perkins.
Person... Wilkinson.
Itobeson—Alex McMillan. Eli Wishart.
Rockingham...Rawley Galloway and Thos Slade.
Rowan,.,N N Fleming, N F Hall.
Rutherford.,.f' T N Davis, B H Pail^ett.
Randolph..,! H Foust, Thos S W inslow.
Richniond...J G Blue.
Sampson...N C Faison, Geo W .\iitrey.
Surry...W Waugh.
Stokes—Horatio Kellum.
Stanly.,,Lafayette Greene.
Tyrrell...C McCleese.
Union...C Q Lemmonds.
Wake...S H Rogers. J W Russ, H Mordecai.
Warren...J 15 Batchelor, W H Cheek.
Washington...0 Latham.
Watauga...George N F’olk.
Wayne... W T Dortch. M K Crawford.
Wilkes....\ W’ Martin, Horton.
Yadkin....A C Cowles.
Vancj’... Bowman.
(’O X F K I) F R AT E ST AT ES.
President—Joflfer.son Davis, of Miss.
Vice President—Alex. II. Stephens, of Ga.
Secretary ol State—Robert Toombs, (ia.
“ Treasury—0. (jr. Memminger, S. C.
“ X’avy—S. R. Mallory, Florida.
.\ttorney (ileneral—J. 1*. Benjamin, La.
Fostmaster (I etieral—J. II. Iieagan, Texas.
(’ontrress is to assetuble on the l'th day oi* Feb
ruary ist;-j.
DELEGATES FROM NORTH ('AROLINA.
txtll TUK STATK AT LAUUE,
W. W. Avery, of Burke county.
Geo. Davis, ol Xew Hanover.
1st District. W. X". H. Smith.
lM
Thomas RuflBn.
3d
T. J). .^IcDowell.
4th “
A. W. \ enable.
;'»th ‘‘
John .^1. Morehead.
♦ )th ‘•
R. C. Puryear.
7th
Uurton ('raige.
Sth
A. T. l>avid.son.
.li’otice.
0
•3 cents per lb.
July 8. IM’il.
D. ANDERSON.
.37tf
TAXi:«.
I WILL be at the Store formerlj* occupied bj' .1. II.
Roberts Co., the balance of .Tuly. lo take the Tax
I.i't. No Lists will bo taken after this month expires
.Inly 8.—o7-‘Jw J. H. I’ORERT.''.
i:\i:TTOR^' KAi.i:.
'PHE perishable property, (consi-iting m.ainly of Hou-ie-
1 hold and Kitchen FC RN ITU K I’) oft lie laie Mr-; lltin-
naii Miirciiison, will be sold at public .\uctioii. at the .\uc
tion Sio! e of .1. 11. Cook, on I he 2 tt h day of J uly, 1 Mil,
(being U ednesday ) Terms made known at the time.
Can be seen at .Auction Stcre till s.ale.
S T. HAWLEY, > ,, ,
. M T »Ik' '‘Ex rs.
.\. McLLAN, )
Fayetteville, N. (' , July 1. o -tspd
GKO. W. WILLIAMS & CO..
Wholc‘!«ale Dealers in liJroceries,
A.Vli IMl'diri’KKS AND DEAl-ERS IN
Ilanhvare and fiitlery. Swedes Iron, A,c.,
11AV STICKKT, FAYETTEVILLE, X. (.
July ’.i. 1 Sol. .’^Otf
.llolaM!^e!!i.
HllD.S. .MOLASSES, for sale by
G W. WILLIAMS & CO.
36 2m
30
July '.i 18bl
Traci!*- for the Soldiers.
FiKl’UlNTKI) AT RaLKKHI, X. C.
‘•.A Voice from Heaven,” 4 pages.
•■Private Devotion,” •*
“Don't put it of}','’ “
“The .Act of Faith,” “ “
“.All snllicien;y ut Christ,’’ “ “
“The Sentinel,” “
“Self Dedication to God,” “ “
“Motive-' to Early Pie'y,” “ *'
“Come to lesus,” (tornieily *>4 pages,) now in 32,
and in 8 four page tracts.
Approved by all the Pastors of this City.
A large edition of the above should be printed before
tii t^-pe is distributed, as it will cost SK> to re-set them.
The number and variety will be increased as the funds
are given.
$100 pays for l^tt.OOd pages: .'?-> pays for 30,000,
and il pays for 1,.')00 p.iges
Donations to hr sent to the Agent, which lie will
acknowledge by letter, aud report to e>*ch of the Pas
tors of this City More than ■’>0 pages of new tracts
have been sent 10 the soldier^ i” ' irginia.
WM J. W. ('KOWDEll, Tract Agent.
Raleigh, June, 1801-
The raw ot l^ales ot Personal
Property, by Francis Hilliard, 2d Edition, Flnlargad
and improved.
Starkie on Evidence, 8th Edition, with Notes by
5har«wood.
^Vendell’s Blackstone; Byles’ on Bills, Notes by
Sharswood.
Adams’ Equity; Broom’s Legal Maxims.
Smith OQ Contracts, &c. £. J. HALE & SONS
From the Petersburg Express.
R E T II E L.
Rfxpvrtfally ixsrriLitl to thf X. O. and l'((. Rfyimtnt*,
irho U'rrf at lletlii'l Church on M,^nd n/, 10?A June.
When lacob, weary, dfsolate.
The object of a brother's haii*,
W'as exiled from his home.
He lingered at the setting sun -
The day’s sa'l task of travel done—
And reste«l ’neath Heaven's starry dome,
.At liet'hel.
Ab)ne, yet not alone, was he.
Exposed, but siill from da ger free,
Cast down, 3’et uiidi-'niayed;
With “gathered ; tone?” beneath his head.
.\nd God’a all ■watchful care o’er preiid,
He slept, as 0:1 a downy bed.
At Bethel
.\nd as he :dept. and as he dioamed,
“ \ ladilcr set on e.aiih” there seeiiieil.
••Who-ie top reacheil into Heaven; "
While on its rounds, with active feet,
“.\«cending and descending" meet.
“.Angels " of (iod, bright visions given.
At Bethel.
Ami lol the Loid above it stood,
.And spoke him promises of good,
His^presence and His keeping;
Then taught him when he woke to kneel.
And reverential awe to feel
F'or Him who watched him sleeping
.At Bethel.
Methinks a ladder since was set.
And God looked down and angels met.
The missile’s course to guide:
Where nobly stood our gallaut band.
Loved .Jacobs of this Southern land,
.And fought for freedom, side by side.
At Bethel.
Ye Southrons now. like Jacob, kneel.
'lour altar raise, like Jacob t'eel.
Turn, turn iiiur hearts to U^urtn;
'Twa not >>y numbers, uor by power,
Hk saved you in the periled liour—
Give I/iiit the jiraise for vict’ry given
.At Bethel.
Go on, protected by His care.
You need no brother's hate to fear,
Nor thrust of deadly steel;
■A righteous cause 'tis yours to know.
Then strong in conscious duty go—
'/'■■’(■■‘t llim who guarded you tor weal
.At Bethel.
t>HIOMA.
Till-: RKiHT OF WITHDRAWAL.
It was felegrajihed to us, the other day, that
Virginia liad adopted the (,’onstitution of the
Confederate States, “reserving to herself the
right to hi cede on the happening ol‘ certain con
tingencies.” We have since been curious to
know vhnt were the contingencies specified in
this provi.so, and we have awaited with interest
the arrival of the Richmond papers with infor
mation on this point. They have now been re
ceived, and we tind that uo specitic contingencies
are named, but that Virginia reserves the right
of withdrawal whenever her own ju'igment de
termines that such a step is demanded by her
interests or tatety. Here is the ordinance as we
lind it in the Ricluiiond Whig of the 20th:
.An Ordinance adopting the Coristitution of the Coa-
federate States.
We, the delegates ot the people of Virginia, in Con
vention assembled, do, in their name iitid behalf, as
sent to, ratit'y, and ordiiu the Constitution of ttie Con
federate States of .Ameiica, adopted by the Congress
( fthe Ciint'cderate States of .America on the 11th of
.'larch, DS'il, and we do liereby make known to all
V,hom.it may coucern, that the said (Jonstitution ia
l inding upon the people of ti.is Commonwealth.
Rut this Constitutiou is ratified and adopted by Vir
ginia with the distinct understanding, on her part, that’
she expressly reserves to herself the right, through a
convention represeuting her people iu their sovereigu
character, to repeal and annul this ordinance, and lo
i resume all the powers heret>y granted to the Confeder-
I ate Government, whenever tliey shall, in her judgment,
I iiave been perverted lo injury or oppression.
; This, we presume, will raise in the Congress
: the issue for which .some of our exchanges have
! been clamorou.s—a distinct recognition or repu
diation of the right of withdrawal at pleasure; for
we take it for granted that Virginia can only be
i a member of tiie (,’onfederacy on a perfect eqixal-
ity with each and every other State—that she
cannot make reservations of power not retained
i by all of them. It is a perple.ving question—one
of complex difficulties and j>erhaps uf serious fu-
j ture import—and we do not care just now to ex-
prc.ss an opitiion u[»on it. Indeed we regard it as
unfortunate that \ irginia has raised this issue at
this time, atitl its presentation suggests doubts
wiiether a periiititictit eniistitution ,'hould have
btiMi formed uiitil till' .'^fates have settled their
relations w itli other j owt.rs. \\’e doubt not, how
ever, that it call be .so disposed ol as not to raise
fjr the present iiiiy distracting issue among a
brotherhoMd of States wimse lirst and highest ob
ject should be the oxpiil.^iotf^f a foreign invader.
(\i/itnifiim ( h'liijiitI'fj'.
From the N. \ . Herald.
.Vi /• M,rr(/itij.—We have heretofore
adverteil to tlu- fatality which has befallen the
newsptipers in ci'ti^etjuence of the war—some
dead, some dyiiig: ineiiiding the Journal ot Com
merce, reduced by four columtis, and now on its
last legs. Anotlier big sheet is about lo give up
the gh«ist, ami .''iiiier transmigration into a body
of a very different kind from that whieii it now
inhabits. On the iirst of July the (’ourier and
Fiiquirer is to get into the bowels ot the World,
and the lion will bucomo one with the lamb, (’ol-
oiiol Webb, whom we have known ior thirty
years, thu departs from the editnrial scene. He
is dead and buried, and the place which knew
him Well si.all know him no niore. .Ma.sl poor
Webb; it not wilty titid mirtlil'iil himself, he was
ti\e cause of wit and niirlli in ('iliei', ami we shall
sadly tniss his I'u.ss and feathers.
This week the illit'tri' U' ^ ebb is selling off
his property at Tariyionti, prcliiiiinary to his
sUtrting off as .^li^ister to Rrazil; and tile remains
of his newspaper are to be swallowed by the
World—an in li^e.'tibie meal—which wi i prove
the leath if th:tt concern; tor no {taper lives that
swallows another. The(’ourier once swallowed
a journal called the American, and it has n«!Ver
recovered trom it.s effects, tiil now it is gobbled
up in turn.
The lior/f/ is valued at -UjliUO, and the
('ourier at and the conclusion is that
both rolled into one will be worth 8;iU'i,U00.
They might as well say that the result would be
a million and a half. 'I'he truth is that neither
is worth anvfhing, and the union ol two worthless
papers can never make a vahubie establishment.
: Xo number of cyphcr.s wilt rc}ire.sent any value,
' unless they are prefixed by a figure ot value, and
i that is just what is w'anting to the two ricketty
' concerns. TJie union ol the Courier and the
i World is like the union of two rotten banks or of
i two worthless joint stock companies. The union
cannot improve the fortune of either, though it
may precipitate the dissolution of both.