SBM1-WBRKL.Y.
d 0\V1*E>*
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[VOL. XL]
FAYETTKVILLE, X. C., NOVHMBKU 14, 1861.
[NO. 1074.1
PKINTI'.D M')N1>AYS \N1) THU1\S1>\YS. |
KDWAKD~J. HALE & SOXS.
K1 aNi) PKv>PIUF.T.)nS !
f’ric'o for iht S. nii-Wet'kly ()k:^ervkr 00 if paid in
;i lvniu‘e: 5^ if pai.l Jiirinji tiie yeiiv ot xab^crip-
ic'n; or SI iiiior the »ear lias oxpivdl.
F ’!• tfu* Wt>f 'ly Obsekvfj: Sl’ Oi' per atwiuni, if paid in
fl'lviince; ■?L’ "i'' if piiiil ilurins ihe ytvir of subscrip
tion; or ;iftt“r t!to y«';ir hns I'xpired.
,\1)VKRT1S1.MKNTS in-^erted fo* tiO cents jier
- ;i n- of !'• lines for llio first, ami oO cents for em-li
liuji publie.-itioii. Yenrly julverti>;eiupiits by sj’C-
: ; 1‘iinirHCts. tit ri-isi rates. A«lveriisi-r' ure
to state the iiuiiiber of insertions (ie-^ire'l. or
■ V wi!! be continiiol liM forhi'l. ;ui.l rharire'! ai’cortl-
nm iiii'iii'i \iwvK r. t. ■iiiw st(irk
t':>\i*lr, ■>. i'.
8i-
A'lvcrti-
;i: extr
nuonts t,^ be ins^ , J »' >//, 'li;irfcel por
SIT
i*>er t!''- 11. , : . n;iii '- it •. ti.-w-ii>w,>i-ibcr
1,' e i-niortwiitii'Ui pHviii.-ii' in ■ • .ni . . in>! ^^tU
^ I'Hper t»v t^: such ; ' ' ■ ; r lis :i !■ mi;.!-
■m is p:(iil t.ii',
>,u'h .'f u r i)Ul ■•’^‘>(•'.15 i“r i ile-iri ( ! .ke the p'l
i*r >n iliis sv'teni will ]i;e:>se a.Mity ii w’nen utaKin r
•. !'iitnncefi. .I;in‘y 1,
Johii«*oii rexi-
pK'-ttully hit-inns tho Liulios nt Kay-
cville. th:i( site i' prep:iic.l i=!iirike l)KS^->SK'' iniiie
w.-t :ai'i ui'"’ Hj'iovjve'l 'tyle**. inelu linic the verv
• -tii..n:vbie A'/"!/'- >r 1 >i- ■! l>n‘s«. Sm- may i> •
' un i lit the resiiienee nt Mrs. 1' J Johnson, (.'oriiiT
lUiSMcll and Gillesjiie Mreei-i. or nt Mr* in M 1
Mi'Kiy's on Miivni 'iHit.
' 'ct. 11. iN-il ‘ '>■> 'f
\VIH»Li:^AI.I^: A\l> RKTill.-
Por €'as/tm
nMiKKVHMKH S AM> I’LANTKUS Al.MANA« •;
I 1-^
K. J. HALi: X SUN'.
; • U. IS.l],
Fayetteville Foiiiiilry.
1'iiL iiU'l'' 'iguoJ ii'iviug ti'^c'i'tie'i theni'Hlres; T •
;he t ur^»> -e -if c'lU’V’r.j: on ;
FoiiiKlry and ^lac liiiie
nu’rihe firm of ANbKi’vSi)N ; olll). re.s].-.:;'
- ' •.‘I! orders from thosi> miiti); w.>i k in thfir hn
11 ivinfi experienced Mt- hini't-
■ e lully prepared to ex'‘Ou'e 'i;;
-^AIeNo
1.,"., c.dlirs. Whips
l.t'.-iih'r, r.ilf Skins !ii»d (»il;
t’onstantly ^lumifaoliiriirj: al iii> Kstabllshiiioiit
V i;IIV V A 111 K rV or 11 \ hn i:ss,
md lii!i,k-: ill kin
1 ondiiidii l’"W.ir;-. ;iir d;-
I. OMidi 11 itniniiii; . » i: ■’
llnr.lw-ii,. V.' I'll.-
wiiolf „v r.-i:i''. il f ;.-
■ic'cnjiti.iii ili-nc". I
■ I il l- in i repair.'d.
No M.irki't St. 'Viliiiiu'.:
Nov. Is'iH.
W‘.
I'a% cttfvillc
IVl.; (. ; I'
;it - ] lb
•m I
, !-od l!,.i-es i>»d riittle;
l; ; ■. V ili-^es. Saddlery.
{ slock in tlif‘ Stait'. soll
■ I" ': pi ;oi'>. Kvery
Srt.i I ,■> laanul'acnired to
.)AMi;s WlLSdN.
■!i. N. . near th • Wlutrf.
t.T-l^y
I'oiiiitlry.
- r 11..I C.i>' li on. and 1 2.^
THE RAILROAD HOUSE!
The SL BS( IIIUEU. liavingjnst completed his u >■%■
House uearthe Kail Road Depot, is prepared to ac-
coinodute transient and perinaneni Boarder^.
IMease give me u call.
JOSl ril UTTVIIBUKG.
Fftjetteville. Aug. 29. .5:{-3tn
Hea(lquart4‘r! Wiliiiiii^toii \
Ai'lillc'i'V., )
C’ami' -luly 'Ju, IStil.
romj'uny, desiring to be complete in e»en/ n-
l fpect, would be glad to enlist a number of good Dri
vers,—men acciistorued to the niaiiagenient of horses.
I There will be paid to each man, on enlistment, a bounty
j Ilf $1-5. Monthly pay $12; besides being clothed and
j fed. medical attendance free, and all other necessary
I • )iii|>iiienfH itii nished requisite for a soldier.
I No one need apply unless he i^ a good driver and ex-
jierienced in the nianagenient of lior.ses. Ttie di!stiua-
tion of the company is Virginia, as soon as eouinped.
ALi:x D. Mooui:,
|41tt] Capt. Co. E, Keg'i Lt. Artiilvry.
\E\v i;o()iis! .\i:\i liooiis!
, Pemberton
I Will receive in a few days his entire stock if
si'!U\ii \M) mm i:o(ii!s.
KMP.K\(’1N(5 ALL THK
aii«l l>eiral»lo Mpriim'
AT IMUrKS Tt) sriT TIIH TlMKs. ‘
The public generally ar> re-JiicctfiiHy iiiviied Io tali
early and secui e 4rj>“' 15 ' liI N . ‘Ve>&
J. A. TKMI'dlKToN.
.March US. isdl. htf
SI PRLMK ( OlUT KKPOIITS.
TWO i\i:\V VtM.l'MKS.
Vol. I Jones’s Law, Jl VoI..‘».Ioiu*>’s K(|uUj Uvports,
l UST issued, for sale, or exchange a luual for ui:-
•) bound Nos., by
.Ian. ‘21, IStll.
K. .1. II \I.K .V
S ).NS.
S9-
i To
\ t'nllD.
i.Stt'
T
^^eqiie^tratioii \otle^
K !'•. u‘r-;.>-iu“ I n| !'. inifl Koci-iver under the Se-
. .i- i M'i iU .V'*:. ' 'V tiie i*" of Or iiige. W;ike.
rn.’i-t 1 iii'l i! i ll.inci' iiercl.y jiivt--. n.'lii’e to all
• ’11' • •111. ! Ill 1- ciieiiit ni"' '"r hen-ditamenis.
I I'reN, vu'ui .'I oi->'lit". ;;!• aiiv interest
'ar|K‘fins;! i'ar|X‘f in;?!
YD.S. (.'.VKl’li l’lNi at No. ;;4. lliiy .'^t. .V I
styles, all prices, all tjualilies. .\11 will he
"ifcred low eitlier by whole«.ale or retail. \lso. •')-! ;in 1
12-1 Crnmb Cloths and Druggets.
.1 K
KVLK.
.')2if
d- •
■reili
ile-
an 1 \1 'Ulder-i. ;.
li.'t -i.
D \NDr:KuS
.i T C'*1:D
•'.4. :
iO.
n’K Ob
Ksyet'esille, 0;-t.
SPRIXi; TRAl>i:i
WORTH, \Vlt-HTnA\ A:
i,KFK>{ \T WliOl.KS \Li: A HKWV ST
GROCFlilMr.S.
^AL.-u-
\ ootnplet^ H!i I 'V U -te 1 xr M-k it
llAUDWARE rniERY.
*;\KRELS N-'lU'ii I' VKULlN.v l.l^'loK".
f)U I'/i •• DnMKSTD’ I'l't.-.
V. oKTH. .KiilT.MAN' -V
Kiy. - eville. April 12. I"- 1 l-'f
md .
0>lb’.-
nena!
1
■t *■ ■
Ul.i :
•h .|t.
1 w
0,.. ,
)T f
\; ier.
i'. I
Pl..-.
.f ’h.'
n-i- ifv
. :i U ell'OIiV
d. y .
1. ' 1I--I ■- a
I he I iint'edei ate
lu' of tin ' lUie,
-o far as t vacti
’ ,1 in II,, p --c'^'ion. under the
M >n 'ii'’iaii.-e
(11 t f'v-.'i v , -I'.zen of the ('’onfe.ie-
• ■ : .V iii: I' lsi'ii'ii to iiie ot any
I. Oil li.-i f'iil uiutitg(.,-d« and
•. . wr'.Mi tilt* j-ii.l c .unties
*' ’..’IT i-.iu:i:ie- it! a few days for
n lii*‘ ii.i'i”!* wi!! be triven
H W 11 DKK. Kfceiver
■ III;;
WANTED.
q>: i;itiiy of go *d WnoL
^ 1 ne "oldiera. 0. VN
.\i'giiit 3d, IS'd
wkI^era rail roao.
V \ KN t o nink" ?
. 1. ool.l'"^ 1> >N.
A'
r.ck-
Ail.
The foll.fwing ra!e^ will now be ciiarge'i for I’ai'en-
gets on this Road, vi^;
To Little Kiver,
To Sp Jilt Spring.
T . Ji.ne-il>oro’.
T.. Mcl'-er
Tr-Ain leiive* Dep'^t
?'r\tay->. •t ^ o’c' >ck \. ^l.
• 12 0 clock .M.
M.inday-*. We in.'
iletnrnin.:. loavc
• liyM an-l
Melver '
1).
M \LLKIT, I’re^'t.
7! if
Au2 2>^. IW'd.
N K.\IIKST A N I> ICK K.ST
ROl Ti: TO Tin: RAILROAO:
J. ., ( .|\. \V l> IvKNIiAl.l.. .1. KK.M»At.L
4 OV. A: C O ,
Coiiiiiiis^l4»si liereliantM
\ > ■'
WKOLESALl a^OCERS,
No. 11 A 1*2 North Water St.,
Wilmin'il-'i!. i'.
{s^Ord tT' tror!' t!ie • liu ! v [ loiiipt’y exe'"Hf.l.
I’artii-iilir a'ten'i-'r. -ivvii t.> the sale ot » «..!'on
«i: 1 )i ^.M ; v. iuo"
.\t ri: 2 I'l-tf
Tlu‘ lUifclic Uaua/iiit* l«r Tiay.
\1 ly . I .! I. -I H \1.K .V St >NS
FRBICCH STHANG-B,
Alloriiey al Law,
F a y et V i 11 e, N. C.
(It recently orcipitii by O. right. L«).,
(Ver tile "ue now 1 by hmi in !>r. Robinson's
iiiiildine. Gre>n Street.
liee'r 2. i 2-
1'iii‘tlit'r ol
• MILITARY BOCKS—FOR CASH ONLY.
H ir iu'^ T iciii''. 2 v.d . ^ . To; by mail .t'5.
(ii!!i un > Manual tor \ ..liiiiit’eiand .Miliiia, .^2 7->.
by triail
Armv Regulatii'ii- for ilie t'ont'*'derate St.ites. •':^2 2-).
, by tnai! r2 ’>'
(’irv M l’>:iv>nei F.x.-roi'*' iitd .'■'kirmi'^iiers’ i.>rill. ^1;
by mail -rl In.
Ti I Trooper's Manual, by .1. Lucius l>avi>i, ^?1 •>(•; by
mail 1 ''>■*)
N*i‘w Map of Virginia, Culored. .'^Oc : by^mail H.^c.
■lust receive!. K. .1. IIAI-L ."i SONS.
day at
laile'
BHAMAV & KOBINSON’S
K«l K HORSK >H(iK LINK TO KHNINSVILLK,
\l\ W^KSUV.
Is ;hf! ^horte'i ai;d i... ; .-xp dii ioii^ fur traveler'-' I'oinjr
N'.irth r»r S.iuiil. L*Mvin2 Favettr-ville evev
2 o do k r. ^L TllKOl'C.H IN TEN
Our ('oaehes are large and comfortable, driv.-r-
and g.-ntlenianly. our leatn-. po.sd and sure of tiv
an hour.
The traveling publio who w.iuM study tin . lii
and convenience '"iil ' k- '.V i'-.-.w •.
JI^THKOrOH TD KKi.-; To Uhi i»'N ,na
had at the Stage OHu-e. Kaye^ icvilie.
.May ‘25. IH'iM. 2 > ;
\EW >iOOI>.«»i.
^pHH subscriVier is now rect iving a larg
1. lecteil •'tock of OOoDS. consisting of
GKO(’KRIKS, HAllDWAliK AXI»
RV, BAr;iX(i AM) lIOrK, SAD-
DLKRV, .tc.. FORKKi.X AXI>
DO.MESTK!
and many other articles, whicli he otb r^ low for ('ash.
or on ^HoRi TiMK to prompt Jiaying cu-iioniers.
I i well se-
To Land Rii>erM.
^ale. in the Coal region,
1 :ind witiiiii • i.j.ht iiiiic' of :lie teriniou'; of the Fay-
ettevill ’ . \\ .“-i - Il H lil -i l ..'i Deoj, l’,iver.
KIl«llT !‘NiiKK» UilKS OF LVNl),
adioining :he bind bt-i-.i'einp to the e-itate of George
W.b ox. de >'I, and 1\mg iuee miles South t"rom Car-
b;.iiton. .n Li'tle i*." Cri. K. Moore county.
Tii-.-c Land^ ar-- weli .a lapt*-d to the growth of corn,
C'juiiii. wh;'at. o.u-. ryv, \e. There .are 'n the prein-
c..;iiI'ortal’b‘ I)vvellinr, an.] all necessary Out-
hoM'-"s. Va: Il t'ouion- hundred and Titty acres under
i’enc.', nil Mi lni^ toi iy or tifiy acres of never-failing
h;Mo!ii T.'ii- 1.-. a r.ire ciiancf for pet>oii. wijh-
::i;/ I ;Ki- iiivc tnieui'*. 'is lands are undvjubtedly ,al-
v uii'ing la price in tiii- ';.-;iion.
For turilier iir.urinati.m apply t > .\lr. .M. .M. .McRae,
Trane's Cre«k. 1'. O., .Moore county, or address me at
Fayetteville. N. ■.
DANIKL McRAE,
For the Heirs of Gilbert .McRae, deo’d.
^l^b(lIilnil. ’vl.'ore co.. N. Aug. ‘24 4.^*'’
Ha••!»€*r's TIa
M ircli 21.
f«»r April.
I! \LE ,v .SONS.
All kind« of ('oti'itry Produce taken in exchange for
Good».
.'Sheetings anil ’otion Varn? on hand at all fimw. at
Manufact urerb prices.
All persons are respectfully invite.1 lo >rive nie a call,
at the old stand of J. At T. V\ a Mill. South side llay St.
A N. McDONALl*.
Fayetteville. N. C., .'^^t. ‘24. IHfiO, .).>tf
OKATIJSTRV.
ill. .1. D.WLS having decided on p riaa-
neutly locating in the Town ot Fa.ettf-
Ville. respectfully offers his servic>-« to iIn'
citizens of tins place and surrounding countr3*. In all
the various branches of his Profession, including the-
nianufactiire of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, .after an
extensive experience, to which is added a thorough Den- '
lal ednoition, that he can give entire satisfaction as far ,
as is in the power of Dentistry. All irregularitie.s of the
Tc'-th treated in aproper and careful manner, as well as i
diseases of the mouth. None but the proj»er metals are j
made use of in the various operations, 'jimrges will be |
moderate, thnt tlie betiefitsof th* Profession may be
pl.'.ced within ilie reach of all who may feel an iutereHf
in the preservation of the Teeth.
®S^r Office over Houston's .Jewelry St re, where ho
tnav be found at all times.
May 10, 18.58. *>tf
bittiiks of' all kinds at tliia Olfice. |
$100 Keivai’d.
I) \N.\W',\V troiii t.M' rr'n;..riber on last Dcceinber,
t my negro man D.WF!. He is a full-blooded negro,
') teet or 10 inche.s hiffh. well si't, and intelligent for
a negro; would w>‘igh wiien he left from Did to
ige.i lib.Hit A > years: lie has a .scar on his face. I will
p:iy Fifty D.i:I:u-- rew.ar I to any person deliveritig him
to me at Phib.del]'hus. Hobc'-on coutily, N. C., or for
his c'.nlinciiient m any .lail so that 1 can get him. .\nd
Fifty Dollar- lor pr.i.>t sullicient to convict any person
jr jier-oii-^ tur IrLrhoriii^ iiim.
DAVIl'.L Mcl’ALLCM,
F.ir .I'.SEl'H 1!. McC'ALLlJM.
F'hiladelphus. Roiie>i(ui
F,
N. ('.. .\pril 'i.
l‘2tf
a:. F. PFAKci:,
WITH
A. 1lcl»0\AI.I>,
(Commission .VIereliant and IVoduoe Dealer,
AND DEA1,KR IN’
Groceries. Provisions,
Hanlw.are. t’utlery.
Roots. Shoe'^ and Leather,
’P.agging, Rupe. S iddiery, &e.,
^F ii i ign .and l.j.iui.--: io Liipiors,
Sheetings a.i.l \ arn.- at .Manufacturers’ prices.
jg.^f"Siri';t attenti.^n paiil to orders.•
SOUTH sum: lUY STRKKT,
FAYiTTLVILLE, N. C.
St.-.. 24, i860. 56tf
Fayetteville. N. Sept. I-L l^tiO.
LAW liOOKS.
UAUNDEIJS’ REPORTS:
0 “ on Pl->ading and F;\ideu«ie: '
IMiillips on Evi.lence:
t’omnion Rench Reports—new setie»; |
i'urtis's Commentaries; !
Kos8 on Bills and Promii*sory Note-; '
fhitty on Carriers: j
Rateman on Cotnniercial Law.
Taylor’s Law Gloss.ary;
Williams on Executors;
Devereux's Kinne’s Kent;
“ RIackstone;
Coke upon Littleton—Rutler .*i Hargrave'i> .Votes; j
.'Sedgwick on Damages:
.'^tory on Sales;
•• on Rills of Exchange: j
Equity Pleading: ;
on ('ontlict of Laws: ,
' “ on Railmont?: i
Chitty on Pleading; i
“ . on Contracts: '
Ringhaui ou Infancy;
Hare on Discovery:
Gow oil P irtnersiiip: i
Rubrrt?' I’rinciples of Equity.
D.ictor and S'udent;
lirnotne's Comtneiitaries:
Lea lint: Cases in Equity. Hare .Sc W illace's N> 'e-'; ■
Lawyer’s Common Place Rook;
(ireenleaf on Evidence; |
.''tephen on Pleading;
Gresley's Equiiv Evidence; j
Rutrill'vS Law Dictionary; 1
Wharton's Law “
Phillips’ \ \inoij on Evid»‘noe:
.\rchbold’8 Laivllord and Tenant;
• Nisi Priu3:
Fearne on Remainders;
Tidil's Practice;
.Starkie on Eviileuce;
Hilliard on Sales;
.''mith s Landlord and Tenant;
.Adams' I'.qtiity;
Williams ou l'erst»nal Property;
Mayne on Damages;
Archbold's Criminal Practice and Plsading;
Lube's Equity Pleading;
Wendell's RIackstone:
(Tiitty’s
Maitliews ou Presumptive F^videtme:
Smith's Master and Servant;
Powell on Mortgages;
(^hitty's Criminal Ltiw;
Williams on Rf al Properly:
Smith’s Chancery Practice;
Sugden on Vendors;
on Pro[>erty;
Dart on Vendors:
('rab>> on Real Property;
Sui:deii oil J'owers;
Smith’;' Mercantile Law;
Smith on (.'outract>;
.\ddison on **
A'lams on Ejectment:
1 Crown (’ircuit Companion;
.\nierican Leading Cases—Hare & Wallace’s Note;
Mitford's Chancery Pleadings;
Dom.U’s Civil Law;
Rockwell's Spaui*;!! and Mexican Law;
Sharswo.id s Legal Ethics;
Roscoe's Criuiinal Evidence:
Edwards on Railments;
Equity Draftsman;
Powell on Evideiif^e;
Oliver on (’onveyancing;
Broome’s Legal .Maxims;
Collyer on I'artncrship. .tc., &c.
The Reports of the Suprtme Court of North ’a-
rolinJi; Cantwell’s .Tnstice: Form Rook; Ctintwell's Prac-
tioe, Sc.
E. .1. HALE k SON.«!.
Vol. Sill Raiic'roltN UniU'd «latf^
,Tulv 10 K- •’ 'fAI.F V SON
hi(Mi»fib7s'iP
TYPE FOUNDRY.
THE ()NLY MANUFACTORY OF TYPK
OS M01jTlli:R.\ Mill.,
SOI Til OF B ALTIMOKK.
The Proprietors of the above Foundry have also united
with their Foundry a complete
1‘ 111 N 'r K R S ’
FURAiMIl -WA REIIOIi^i;.
Having on hand, or furnishing to order, every article
requisite for a Printing Oftice,
FROM A BODKIN
—TO A—
i TEX-CVUiMHiR PRESS.
We can and will manufacture in Richmond, as good
an article, and at the same specimen prices, as any
j Foundry North. We respectfully solicit the patronage
I of the South.
I HENRY L. PELOUZE & CO.
' We refer you to every Printer in (his city. We also
I desire every Newspaper in (he South to copy this ad-
I vertisement for one month, sending us one cop}’ of their
i paper, and receiving their pay for such advertisement
upon purchasing five times the amount of their bill
from us. H. L. P. & CO.
July 8. 40-lm
LEGLSLATTRE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Iw.O-iil
SENATE.
Pasquotank ati'l Periiuitnans...J M Whedboe.
C.imden and ('iirritiick...R F Simmons.
(iate> and Chowan... .M L Eure.
Hyde Mii.l Tyrrell....lones Spencer.
Noriliampion....I M S Rogc'rs.
Hertfor I....I R Slaiigiiier
Rertic...David Outlaw.
Martin and Washington...J 11 Stubbs.
Halifa.x...M (j Whitaker.
Edgecombe and Wilson...H T Clark.
Pitt.,.E.) Rlount.
P>eaufort ...Frederick Gri-st.
Craven...N H .''trcet.
(’arterci and .Jones... Dr M F Arendell.
Greeno and Lenoir....! P Speight.
New Hanover...Eli W Hall.
Diijdiii...Dr .lames Dickson.
Onsl>iw...L W Huiiiplirey.
r.laileii. iJruuswick, iS:c...Jno D Taylor.
Ctimberlaiid and Harnett... Duncan Shaw.
.'^.itiipson... Thomas 1 Faison.
Wayne...W K l.ane
.lolniston....) W R Watson.
Wake...M A Ricdsoe.
N.isi) \ .1 'I’aylor.
Fnnklin...W Harris.
Warren...T .J Piichfi>r.l.
rativillc...C H K Taylor.
Person...!' L Winstead,
t >range....Io''iHh Turner, Jr.
.\l iniaiicc aud Kaudolph....lonathan Worth.
Challiam W S Harri'^
.Moore and M.'iit iroiiiory... W' U Dnwd.
IIichiiioii l and Kobesoii Mfred Dockerj’.
.\tison .and riiiou...S 11 Walkqp.
(Juilford... Peter ,\datiis
l’a-w.-ll... r.edlor.I Itrown.
Rockin'jlia,F L .'^impsoti
Meckh‘itbiir”'...diihii Walker,
t .il'irrus .ind Stanly...\' C P>arringer.
Rowan and Davie... Dr .1 G Ramsey.
D.iviiKiti... 1(10 W riiiirnas.
.^toke** and For-iyth....)e'ise W’augh.
.Vshe, Surry vVc los Dobson.
Iredell, Wiikc' \c...l. il .'^harj)e.
I Ruike. McU.iwell xc...l> Gaither.
‘ Lincoln, (ia-'ton ."icc la-^per Siowe.
15litliert"!'1, P.)lk .Vi’ \ W Rurt.in.
Roncoiiibe. ilender'.m \c...G«iio W Candler.
II ly woo.I, Mai’iiii iVi'...W II Th(>mas.
HOUSE OF COMMi>NS.
I Alamance...(iiles Mcbme.
i .Alexander...Dr .1 M ('arson.
.\nson...L L Polk, E R Liles.
A-he....) M (Jentry.
liiirke....) H Pearson.
Riincoiiibe V Merriiiion.
i l»laden...t’ T D.avis.
Rertie...!’ T lIiMiry ami Ferguson.
i Reaiifoi t... R S D iiiii.dl, W T Marsh.
I Rriin'Wick...T D >L‘ares.
Caldwidl... Dickson.
1 Caban ii'i... W .S Harris,
i Catawba....lonas (Mine.
'hathui>i...W P Taylor. R N Green, Turner Ryuuni.
t.'herokee...t» W Hayes.
t’raven...C C (’lark. F E .Mfre l,
Cumberland and Harnett...C G Wright, .J S Harring
ton. .1 t’ Williams.
I v'hoHan... Small.
Kdsjeconibe and Wilson
llowur'l.
Forsyth—T. J. Wilson, R.
Franklin—A. D. WiUiams.
Gaston—S. X. Johnston.
Gates—A. J. Walton.
W. S. Battle, Geo.
. L. Patterson.
j From the Charleston Courier.
The North Gaioltn i —Kditurs
Courier:—In looking over the proceedings of the
j Macon Convention, I noticed, among other reso-
; lutions passed, one suggesting the propriety and
importance of opening up a coninmnication with
(jranville A. . Venable, f. L. Hargrovo, j Coal Fields of North Carolina. This is not a
S. S. Koy.'^ter.
(}reene—W. A. Darden.
Guilford—.Jno. A. Gilrner, Ralph Gorrell, R
P. Dick.
Halifax—R. II. Smith, L. W. Batchelor.
Hyde—E. ]j. Mann.
Haywood—Wm. Hicks.
Henderson—W. M. Shipp.
Hertford—Kenneth Rayner.
Iredell—Anderson Mitchell, T. A. Allison.
Jackson—W. H. Thomas.
Johnston—C. B. Sanders, W. A. Smith.
.Jones—Wm. Foy.
Lenoir—John C. Washington.
Lincoln—Wm. Lander.
Macon—C. I). Smith.
Madison—J. A. McDowell.
Martin—Asa Biggs.
McDowell—J. II. Greenlee.
Mecklenburg—J. W. (Jsborne, Wm. Johnston.
Montgomery—S. H. (Christian.
Moore—H. Turner.
Nash—A. fl. Arrington.
New Hanover—H. H. Cowan, Robert Strange.
Northampton—D. A. Barnes, J. M. Moody.
Onslow—G. W. Ward.
Orange—W. A. Graham, John Berry.
Pasqnotunk—II. K. Speed.
l*eriuiiuons—Jos. S. (’annon.
Per.sou—John W. (’tiningham.
Pitt—F. li Sutterthwaitc, B. Gritiies.
Randoljih—W. J. Long, A. G. I’o.'-ter.
Richmond—W. F. Lt'ak.
Robeson—J. P. Fuller, .1. C. Southerland.
Rockiii.;h:Mn — ]). S. Reid, Iv T. Brodnax.
Rowat -B. C’raige, H. C.. Jones.
I new idea. I desire to bring it to your notice that
' you might, if you think proper, bring it before
I the public, particularly the people of Charle.ston,
I who will be most benefited by it. The enter-
i prise is not a new one. The matter has been un-
i der consideration before, and two applications for
' charters, with a view to this connection, were be
fore our Legislature as its last sitting—one lor a
road from Florence, S. C , to the North Carolina
line in the direction of Fayetteville, N. C., the
other for a road from Society Hill, S. C., to Ben-
nettsville, S. C., and thence to Fayetteville, Ni (V
The former plan is the one I suggest. It is ad
mitted by favorites of the other plan to be the be^t
connection. A charter has recently been serur-
j ed to build the road from Fayetteville, N. C , to
I the line in the direction indicated, and it proper
encouragement is given by the friends of the road
in this State, there is scarcely a doubt that tht-
road will be built from Fayetteville to the line.
There is already a road from Fayetteville to the
Coal l'’ields, 1 think, completed. 1 will not un
dertake to di.scuss the merif.s of the proposed plan,
but leave it to abler hands. Plea.se excuse nu*
for trespa.ssing upon your time. 1>. A. .'IcRak
Clio, S. C., October 25, 1801.
Vuptain •JunFf>h IV. Alextnuhr.—'I'his officer
who recently distinguished himself in the engage
ment at Chickamiconiico as the C’aptain of the
Raleigh, is a native of North Carolina, a true chip
ot the old block, being a descendant of the Alex
ander family of .Mecklenburg, who wore such ar
dent patriots in the war ot tiie Uevolution.
He is a .son of flic late Ckd. W. .J. Alexander,
ot Ijincoln countv. He was educated :it Ann:;
Ruthcri. -d and Polk—.). H. Carson. M. Dur-1 polis, where he graduated with the highe^t hoi
ham.
Sampson—R. A. Mosely, Thoma.s liunting.
Stjinly—K. llearne.
Stokes—(_\'aeant.)
Surry—T. V. llamiiti.
Tyrrell—Eli Spruill.
I nion—11. M. Houston.
Wake—G. E. Bad.^or, K. P. Battle, W. W.
Holden.
Warren—W. N. P]dwards, Frank Thornton.
Washington—W. S. Pettigrew.
Watauga—.J. \V. (’ounsel.
Wayne—G. V. Strong, E. A. Thomp.son.
Wilkes—Jas. Calloway, Peter Eller.
Yadkin— R. F. Armfield.
Yancev—M. P. Penland.
(’o umbu'...N L Williamson.
('•linden... D D Fciebce.
(’urieret... D W Wtiitehurst.
(’a-^well... Withers, S P Hill.
’urrituck... M M Baxter.
Clcaveland... \ (J Waters. .T R Logan.
Davi.Ison... Lewis Haynes, E R Clark.
Davie... Howard.
Duplin....) D .'Stanford. .1 (i Branch.
E IgecoTiibe...K R Briilgers. .1 S Woodard.
For'^yth. ..I F Poindexter, Philip Barrow.
Franklin—W F Green,
tlaston I H White.
Gi aiiviile....! M Bullock. W H .Jenkins, S II t^'annaday.
G’lilt'or i...(' P Mendenhall. C E Shober, .J L Gorrell.
(i: ccne... .A D Speijht.
tiaie^ liihn Boothe.
Haywood...'' L Love,
tialiiax...H Diivis. W B Pope.
Hertford...J .1 Yeates.
Heii b'i .11 ....loK P .Iordan.
Hy'iv...Ti!i!iin F.irrow.
Iredell...,\ K .Sinionton, \ R F Gaither
.lackson V Fisher.
.Iones...W P Witrd.
Joiiti'ion—W H Watson, .Ia« Mitck.-'nsr.
Lt‘noir....I ’ Wooten.
Lincoln...V \ ''L'Beee.
M idi'-on....lohn \ F.agg.
.M irtiti... Kwell.
McDoweii...C H r.urgin.
Moore....-W'xander Kelly.
M'witgonu ry... E L Barringer.
.Mac.iii... !i ti Woo.ifin,
Meckleiibura...S W D.avis, J M Potts.
Na'-li...H i William^;.
New Haii.'\er...S .1 Per'^oii. Daniel Shaw.
NortiiMiiij'ton... M W I’amsom, W W’ Peebles
Onflow....! H F\>y.
Oiaiige...H P> tJuthrie, W N Patterson.
P i'pit»i ink....I T Williams.
Perquimoti'...N Newby.
Piit...B (5 .Mbvitti.n. t'hurcbill Perkins.
Pv-rsoii... Wilkinson.
Robe.-on—.\lex McMillan. Eli Wishart.
R.ickiiigiiani... Hawley (Jalloway and Thos Slade.
Rowan...N N Fleming, N F Hall
li 111 lu-rti>i-.i...(' T N Davis. 15 H P.adiett.
R.in lolph...l 11 Foust, Thos S Winslow.
l!i>:liiiMii.l....) 1 P-lue.
'^amp-oti,..N (’ Faison. Geo W’ Autrey.
.''iirry...W Waugh
Siokt--- -ILe. itio Kelliim.
Staiily... Latayetie Greene.
1^ riell...* ’di t-leese.
l'iiion...C Leiuinonds.
W.ike...S II Rogers. .] W Russ, H Mordecai.
Wain n... I B Batciielor, W H Cheek.
Wa.^hingum...(’ Latham.
Watauga...Th.(inas Farthing.
Wayne... W T Dortch. M K Crawford.
Wilkes....V W .Martin, Horton.
Yadkin,,,A C ('owles.
Yancy... Bowman.
(’ONVKXTION OX NORTH CAROLINA,
laniiiticc—(lilu-s Mebane, Tln)s. Ruffin.
.Mocaiidor—A. C. Stewart
Ashe—J. 1). Forbes.
Aiisdii — . AJy?r.', 'I. .V. Leak.
Bcrtif—S. H. Spruill, .James Rond.
Bi'ii.il.ir^—W. .). Kllisoii, Iv .1. Warren.
l>l.adi‘ii—Ni.‘!ll i\elly.
Ihuiiswick—r. n. Meares.
Bu!ic(»’iii>t:—N. V\ . VYoodfin.
Burko—j. C. McDowell.
('ab.irtus—C Phifer.
Cnhlwell—Fi W .lones.
Caniden — D. I>. FtTobee.
('arteret—C. R Thomas.
('asvyoll—Betlford Brown, (one vacancy.)
Catawba—I*. C. Henkle.
(Miathaiu—J. H. Headen, John Manning Jr.,
L. J. -Merritt.
('herokee—A. T. Davidson.
C’howan—R. H. J)illard.
Cleveland—W. J. T. Miller, J. W. Tracy.
Columbus—Richard Wooten.
Craven—(Jeo. Green, .Jno. D. Whitford.
Cumberland and Harnett—Warren Winslow,
David .McNeill. A. S. .McNeill.
Currituck—II. M. Shaw.
Davidson—B. A. Kittrell, B. C- Douthit.
Davie.—Rob’t Sprouse.
Duplin—W. J. Houston, J. T. Bhodei.
l*KOCI.AMATIOi\
By his K\oelIent*y Henry T. Clark. GoTernor of
North (arollna.
I-^XECiTTivE Department, |
R\lek'iH, November 7, IHOl. j
I N pursuance of tiie power vesied in me by the 19ih
1 section of the Constitution, and by and with the a.l-
vice of the ('ouncil of State. I do iiereby prohibit the
•■xportation beyond the limits of this State of all Bacon,
Pork. Beef. Leather. Men's Shoes, W'oolen Goods,
•leans, Linseys and Blankets, Ac., ^c., e.xce)it through
the orders of the proper officers of the Confedfrate
Government or of the State Governments. The .adju
tant General will emplo}' the necessary means to carry
into full effect this order. -All agents to purchase for
the State are required to have written authority.
HENRY T. CLARK,
Governor Ex t)fficio.
Nov. ^•. 73-4w
llorisejii Wanted.
iWlLL be here ou Monday the
11th Nov'r, for the purpose of
purchasing from
One Hundred to Three Hun
dred HOKhKS.
None are wanted less in size than
FIVE feet high. None are want
ed that are les.s than FIVE years
or more than NINE jears
several daj’s. Th»> Horses »re
wanted for 2d Regiment Cavalry. For sound suitable
Horses liberal prices will be paid in cash.
•FAMES W. STRANGE.
Captain Cumberland Cavalry.
Nov. 73 2t
i\ew Orleans 8ii|[?ar.
HHDS. PRIME N. O. SUGAR for sale by
0 GEO. W. WILLIA.MS « CO.
Nov. ♦’>. 7‘2 4t
A Pair ol Lady’!* iiaiter§, were
left in the Sub.scribci> Book Store a few weeks ago,
which the owner will please call for.
.Vlso, a small jiackage containing a Lady’s Cape.
E. J HALE i SONS.
f
old. I will remain
TO TR,1\*EL.IjERS,
CONNECTION BETW'EEN
Wadesboro’ and the W. C. 4 R. Railroad, at Trol-
Unger’s Depot.
ors, and sailed soon alter to Japan in the James
town. He returned about a mouth, landed in
New York, inatle his escape, resigned his com
mission and is now doing faithful service in the
Confederate cause. He is juite young, being
about 21 years of age. Long may he live to win
fresh laurels, and wear with honor his new title
“The dare-Devil.”
IIome-Mtule (Jninint.—The Hotiston (Texas)
Telegraph ?ays a gentleman at that place ha>-
manufaetured (irom the bark ol the prickley ash
it is conjectured^ a medicine so nearly represent
ing c^uinino that it deserves to be eaikd by that
n'Mue. “it slays tiie ciiills every time. ' (.Quin
ine eun do no more.
Cheap Blanket)^.—Newspaper blankets are
coming into vogue. They are no joke. .V cor
respondent of oiie ol our exchanges thus refers to
the matter;
“I have recently heard much about the value
of newspapers as a substitute for blankets, aud
have considered the statement to be apocryphal.
But, last evening, I was induced to make the ex
periment. I took four full sized newspapers and
pasted them together at the edges, making one
large sheet the size ol a blanket. 1 then remov
ed the blankets /rom my bed, and placed the
newspaper sheet between the one remaining blan
ket, and the counterpane. The result was a
comfortable night’s sleep, without any feeling ot
cold. 1 pledge my word to you, gentlemen, that
this is literally true; and my object in making
the cominunication is, that through the inediuiu
oi your paper, thf* fact may be generally circu
lated; tor it is no fritling matter to the poor to
know that for an outlay of a few pennies they can
supply themselves with a comfortable bed cover
ing through the winter. One of the printer-^
connected with the Advocate officer has also made
a trial ot the matter, and says it works like a
charm.”
Stj/i/iem' (j'aruu nts.—A number of suggestions
have been made of improvements in .soldier.^’ gar
ments to increase their comfort. A correspondent
makes a novel recommendation ot an “invisible
overcoat.” The idea can hardly be better ex
pressed than to say that, if an ordinary vest, but
toning up to the neck, were reversed, the bacli.
being put upon the breast, the comfort of an or
dinary overcoat would be obtained by the process.
It is certain that no article of winter clotliing is
so utterly at fault as a vest, il the body and
substance usually pu» in the front of a vest was
transferred to the back, it would obtain a eoniiurt
tor the wearer tliat would astonish him. It is
.said that a common summer vest, of tolerable sub
stance, with two itiicknesbes of flannel put into
the back under the slazy etuii commonly put in,
will protect one from the severe colds of vwntcr.
If the same thing is dune with a good winter vest
or with a .soldier’s blou.>e, the comfort will, of
course, be increased, and the wearer wili lie fur
nished with an “invihiiile overcoat,” said to be as
c.inifortabie as the superntimerary garment itselt.
Richniond Exumint r.
TH E Subscriber having placed comfortable Coaches,
with GOOD ID»R8ES and (^\REFUL DRIVER.^,
on the route lu tween Wadesboro’ (via Rockingham)
and the Wilmington. Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad,
at Trollinger’s Depot, is prepared to carry passengers.
and Ufjht f'uckttgfx between those points. Until further
notice, itie following schedule will be observed:
Leave the Railroad, TUESDAY, THL'RSD.VY and
?.\'I'URD.\Y.*^, .after the arrival of the train from Wil
mington, and reach Wadesboro’ next morning at 10
o’clock.
Leave Wadesboro' TUE'^D.W, THURrfD.W and S\-
TURDAYSat 1 o’clock P. .M., and connect with the
Rtiilroad going to Wilniinglon
J^“No night travel either way.
D. ^i. McR VE, Proprietor.
November 7, IHf.l. 7H-Xmpl
.METTILE.^IE^TS.
The subscribers will be glad to settle accounts due
by or to them. E. .J. H.ALE & i'ONS.
(iEO. W. VVILLI.M\r.S i CO..
%Vliole«ale Dealers in €i»rocerie«,
AND IMPOKTKRS ,\.ND DEALERS IN
Hardware and Cutlery, Swedes Iron, &c.,
HAY STREET, F.iTETTEVHiLK
Ihtjl.
.July
, N. C.
8(Jtf
}KK)K-BIM)L\G
/t-4. \ it3 kinds, executed with naatuess and despfctch.
'jLjil jobs when done must be paid before deiivered.
THOS. H. TILLINGIIAST.
Opj'osifp the Female High School, Street
May 14, 18.>9.
14
Letter // o»u a n'llujl'i 1. — It is ttlready known
that Garibaldi has been invited to a jiosition in
the Federal Army. The Northern papers say
that the United Siates Consul at Antwerp ha.s
received (he following letter from him in reply
to the (jfTer tendered him:
(’.M'ltt.K.v. I'^epteiuber ID, 1^0}.
My hear Sir: I saw Mr. .Sanford, and regret
to bi.w oiiligo'l to annuunce to.yt'U that j sh.tll tiot
be able to to fl"-- 1-H'ted States at pre:-ent. 1 0:>
not donlit of the trinuijih of the cause..d tin
Cnion, .and tliat shortly; but, il the war .shouhi,
utii'orluiiat.dy, continue in your beautilul count r .,
L shall overcome ail obstacle-, which detain me,
and htisten to the defence ot a j)cj[»le who are
dear to me. G. (iAKlBALDl
To .Nlr. (^nigale, C. S. Consul at Antwerp.
d Jifi Deiji'f.ix..— John Newfon J*ay.s,
Satan seldom comes to Christians with great
temptations, or with a temptation to commit a
great sin. Vou bring a green log ami a candle
together, and they are very sale rieighbors; but
bring a tew shavings and set them alight, and
then bring a lew stnall sticks and let them take
tire, and the log be in the tnidst of theTU, and y««u
will soon get rid of your log .Vnd so it is with
little sins. Vou will be startled with the idea ol
coiomittini; a great sin, and the devil brini;s
j vou toindulire yourse.l. “’ih .i i n t u- ;
in thi.s;” “no great peril in that; ' at. i s . ;s .h r-
; little chips we are first easily llghteu un, and ;
last the ;.irten log is burntd. U atch and pray
Blank Warrants for sale at this Ortice. | that ye enter not into temptation.