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SEIII-WBKK I, Y.
\()Im Xll.l
-f Nona
UlWt i'l {■.,
TMMNTFI* \fO\[»AVS \\I> mrKSHAVS
K’DWARI) J. HALE k SOXS.
i:i IToHS AM) PROPRIETORS
: Soiiii-Wp.'k'iy )B?«KRvr.R 5^:? 0> if pni>l in
V ; ■''> if p-i' I .luring tlie voar of «rif -.'rip-
ii>n- I nft.'r tho^voar lias (‘xjiiro'!
||t tilt' Wi e sly Obxkrvi'.k S- 0* por .uimiin. if piiil in
.a lv.ui.-.-: «2 r,a if pmM .rurinc 'lie y.‘»r of «uh-;crip-
-ti'iii. or ■ (Mt tlie vi'ur h'l'*
i.
^l>VKKT!^^^:MKN■l^^ in orto I for 0> rents per
oi' It', liuo-'f.1-tiie fir«t. !\n.l cenf'i f.ir each
■^?§i#cee.linc puMi. aii^'ii Voarly julvorti-.Miient-- l.y spp-
Oial ^ • ntrH. i', III re:i ionable Advertisers me
r*^. -tt.i t ’'I - tiie fcnmher of insertion!* desired, ur
titry will ' ■ --"titiiiued till for)>id. unci cliareed accorj-
'-enieuTs to be in«ortel i't'/ft’. ctiarge'l '>*J per
"it
SPECIAL NuTK'K.
I and -ifter tin's dnto. noiiHiiieof h new snbsoriber
11 be enteii'd witb"iit pftvniout in advantv, nor will
pap^ r b.‘ sent t ■ 'flu'll Miti.soriboV'i liir a lonp«'v tiaio
Uutn faid f .r.
8'.ich of •I'.r ..Id ^iilworibers de-^iie to lako the ]>a-
ptr on tlii-= •'vateui will plea«e itotify n-' when niHkin^;
r«nntt‘iiice= Jan'j" 1.
Tt > A I* \' K RT1S i: PvS
^er-^.'ns out of town who de.'^ire adveriisenieuts in-
•«rted lu the Observer, and per-on-, in town with whom
W9 h:ive not regular account- w ■ please send with the
«JvPiti.«euieut a-; luuch um» « f »y wish to invest lu
il, •ici-.ir.liii" I'.i .'ur advei^if i.iis o« the first page
\ie .1' not wi-ih to open any more such accounts,—or
iildtted .. aecoiiuts The process of collection i-^ too
and we have to pay cash for every thing we
l^e jr soil in these times. j
U«-
O' . vR 1 Notis Ks.—Wa have heretofore given notice.
Ideate i!y, that w.- charge for obituary notices of un-
»ii|.)nui.ie length, an.i for resolutiuns of respect; be-
O^le -a! k ii i of reudiije. we have much occasion to
know, I' lt uft^*n more agreeable to readers than to
•ditors ..'f papers. .V.-i it grtierally happens, however,
t after .-harging an.l paying postage ou the account for
warded, We never get paid, we now give uotice that we
wni insert uothing of the sort hereafter unless accom-
pioied by the cash. (.Always excepting in the case of
diseased volunteers, when we re.juire no pay. ' Bear
H|iuiud, therefore, that wc will insert obituary notices
l^d resohiti.ius, not exceeding 70 words, gratis. For all
7" w >rds, one cent a word, which must be paid be
fore the notice will be put in type.
gi| Li"'*" - - - ' '-L! -M'
.T/rAM f.
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville, N C.
Ij^ILL attend the '.'ount}’ and Sujterior r.iurts of
Yf ^’umberlaud, Harnett, .Mootv and Robeson Coun
ties Proiiipt aitentiun given to the collection of all
' oUi lus entru-ited to his hand-^.
;Oct 17,1^3'..' 5S-tf
DENTAL NOTICE,
t) St'OTT can be seen iu his office, -
di.-.^s east of tiie market, at his re
gular of!ice hours from 'J o'clock .\. M.
Fforeiire fliid Fayeffeville Rail Road.
ITNDKR the provisions of an Ordinance of the Con-
, vention of North Carolina, Rooks will be opened on
the It)th .Jiine at the following pdaces and under the di
rection of tl»e following persons, (o receive subscrip
fioii« to the Capital Slock of the “Florence & Fayette
ville liail Roa«l Co.’* Shares One Hunitred Dollars ea*-h.
Al the Hail Hoad in Fayetteville.—Under the di
rect!.>n of the Ueneral ('oniinissioners, A. A. McKethau,
I* Pvay. \ \V. Steel, Win. McL McKay and Jno.
.'I Rose.
Af the'Rr,( fip^in^s. — I’nder the direction of Hector
McN'eiil, VVni. Stewart, .fas, A. Smith, D«n‘i Mc
Neill and C.il. .Mex McMillan, or any one of them.
.1/ Floral ('flltye.—Umler the ilirection of l>r Neill
McNair, l»r A. l>. McLean, Archibald .'^inith, Kiluiund
Lilly and Col. .Mexander Watson, or any one of ih»»iu
At QuernsJale. — Under the.direction of Murdock Mc
Rae, 1» McLeodt 1). .McCallura, Jas McRae, Jr., and J
H. M Qiieen. or any one of them.
.1/ Al/urJsville. — Under the direction of John Purcell.
Jno McNair, Sion .Alford, Dugild McCallnm and Jno
Mc('alhim. or any one of them.
The Snbacripti.m Rooks will remain open for the
space of 00 days. When a sutticient sum is subscribeil
the Company will be organised for the purpose of buiM-
in? the Road
A A McKKTHAN.
l» A RAV,
A. W STKEL,
WM McL. .McK.AV.
JNO M ROSE.
General Commissioners
Fayetteville, June 7, 3lltr
LOOK AT THIS!
Till'; If.lVBTTKllliLli HOTEL,
Froiiliug 300 feet aud in (he business
poHiou of (he Toifu,
more »|>ncioii« aiil
voiitilated Itooiiis lliaii any
lloti‘1 ill flit* states
and my Patrons say my ContJiments are very gouJ
tor the times.
T. WiUUILL, Proprietor.
•Mav •JO.
FayetfevilSe Feuale High NehooK
The exercises of this Institution will be resumed ou
the ‘iy^h of September
1 he scholHtolic year will be diTuled into two t^rnis:
the 1st of 1^ weeks, commenciog ‘J'.Hh of Sept. and end
ing L’4th Dec.; the second of l!7 weeks, commencing 1st
of Jan'y and ending July 1st.
Parents and Guardians intending to patronize this
School are earnestly requested to apply for circulars
contaiuint; full particulars in regard to teims, .Stc , before
the opening ot the School.
July 17. 18C-J
Rev. W.M. HOJPER, 1 ,
T. C. HOOPER, j ^
48tl.5Jpd
-tf
nntil 3 o'clock P. .M.
g s,'pt. 18, H-;i
tarl>r. ^colt i;iv4> iiuti‘o that lie
!!! be absent from Fayetteville for a few weeks.
Fayijtteville, June 13, 18*'iJ. -Jtf
GEU. W. WILLI AMS CO.,
Wholesale l>ealer^) in l-roeeries,
A.VU I.MPoKTEUS AND PEALEUS IX
Hardi^are aud Cutlery, Swedes Irou,
HiV STKEKT, FWKTTKVILLK, X. (.
July-J. '•'•■I. ;f'tf
\V p. KENDALL
J. S. KENDALL
pf-goi, D -'» in J
; ttf itjf
If i riaieu bef.f’
i'J !C' re^sfct
i the
vJ 11.. 8 r -■ ,
'•0
i
K. 1 -net Agent
FaiEIVDS—
•ndiDjr
L- ai»
• ir frien.**
'' ■ ardil
rer^onal
Kalarg*'
M.IKS.
COX, KE.\DAI.L A: CO.,
AND
m WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Vo. It X 1*2 .North Water St.,
\Viluiiii»loiL .S. r.
>rdcri from Uie i'.iuntry promptly executed,
nrticu ar attention given to the sale of Cotton
r produce.
\ lSt,i. lo-tf
T. t . A: II. Im. U OKTH,
%ORiiuissioii and Forwarding Merfhants,
WIL.MINGTON, N. V
Jan yIHOI y4tf
U. \\\ HI LLARD,
4 otutiiission • fierrhati /,
WlLMlNdTOX, X.
PKOMPT and PERSONAL attention will lc“ given to
thf sale of Naval Storas, (Joikjii, Lumber, I'ituber,
»')d al! other country proluce
REFKR TO
O G. Parsley, Pres t Com. Rank at Wilmington.
Ji.ny l>.\wsoN, “ n. N. C., at .io.
Mi-i-is. H. & K. J. Lilly, 1 ,, ...
Ml- -r-. Pkmbkrton & Sloax, I
\ Parkkk, tyq., Harnett County, N. 0.
Mi.y 7, i'tJO. 16if
TO LLKK^ OF 4 OB
Hi, Stay Law having i'0Stj)0ned the settlement of
; for years, we will not hereafter insert (Jrders
t C iiiri without payment in advance. Please send 5^1
.nir wit li t he Order, and more if it be of unusual lengt h
i-.,.;. Y.. J. HALF X SONS
W by Thos. H. Tillinghast. Fayette
ville, ha.l yf tiie undersigned, wholesale or
for ca.sh j. j & SONS.
Jan. b, iHbJ.
Allei* tills tintv I will
pay Four Cents i eri.ou.id for rags de
livered m Fayetteville, or ut my mills
MUItPIir.
IlilKboro'' .TIilitary Academy.
I^HE fourth Academic year of this Institution com
menced on March 0th The charges for a Cadei be
gin with ihe month of entrance f'or circularm contain
iug terms, \c., address
M*ij WM M. GORDON,
Supt. li M Hillsboro’, N. C,
June il2, 1?')_* 33 winpd
i OTTOA VAKA.
>0. 19 Hji) Street.
P M.VLLKTT.
Jai-’y !•;, l'^t)L’.
KKWAKU.
^pHL above reward will be paid for the api'reheu'ion
J aud delivery to the nearest .NIiliiary Post, of .\LKX-
.\.N'DE.v WALLAt’E. who deserted his compa'jV on or
about 20th of March 18tj2. Said Wallace is lil years
oM. 5 feet 11 inches high, red complexion, dark hair,
blue eye#; he is a native of Moore County, and is proba
bly in the viciniiy of Carthage.
JAS. D. MclVER,
Capt. Co. H, 'iUth Reg't N. Troops.
Camp Johnson, r* miles from Kinston, June 17. 'idii
^10 Keuard*
1W1LL pay the above reward for the apprehension
;*nd continement of my man C.\LV1N, who ranaway
from me about three weeks ago.
1 will also pay a reward of Fifty Dollars for sufficient
evidence to convict any person of harboring him. (.’al-
viu is about 42 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high,
black, and weighs aboti> 10l pounds; he wenrs small
gold rings in his ears He is a boat or ship carpenter,
and well known about Fayetteville aud Wilmington.
He sometimes call.. himself Calvin Johnson.
THEO EV.AN3.
June au, 1802. iibtf
Lo^l or .Tlinlaid.
TWOlBlank Notes not filled up, signed by myself and
endorsed by Patrick Murphy, made payable to any
of the Banks at Fayetteville. -\11 persons are forewarn
ed not to use them, as they will not be paid.
DAVID MURPHY
April 2, 1R02. 13tf
~ CARO!
\FFW LA DIFS can be accommodated with board at
the Sepinary.
Sept. U. 1861.
AUnV IIAKA i:^^.
I AM prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harness for .Army use. 1 tan my leather and can
give good bargainn. .Agents will do well to send their
orders to me as they shall have prompt attention, and
sent ofl in (|uick disjiatch. JOHN CARTFR.
Gol'Jston P. )., Chatham f'o., N. )
June i:{, lKti2. j
T. C. HOOPER.
M-
P.ltf
loij li M-. Jiti.ih.
An/ 1, 1 Ht'i2.
L*.J.
arolloa;
ar I ! V’;i
il l .
it ISooU*
WA.\Ti:i>.
I 'VI>H to purchase SEVERAL YOUNO NEGROES,
J r .r which I will pay the highest Market prices.
'1 having Negroes for sale would do well to addresn
‘ . Ka’iCigh, N. C., where I can be found at any
‘ P. J. STERNE.
J'*'y 47-Injpd
Sfereosiopes and Slereoscepic Views.
• .N \V
A
lUI iflli
j»>f ncoived.
L. J. H.ALl'l SONS.
u ? Harmony, .^t'li»ol
i ook i;-., further supplies just received.
E. J. UALJE & tiOm.
iVortliCarolina Reader's.
SCHOOL BOOKS are becoming very scarce, but wc
liave on hand a good supply of the NORTH C.VIIO-
LIN.\ RE.VDFR.S, Nos. 1 and 2 by Rev. Professor Hub
bard of the University of North Carolina, and No. by
Rev. (’. M. Wiley, Superintendent of Common Schools
of North Carolina. **
>tir cii.stomers having well nigh exhausted our stock
of Northern Readers on hand when the w ir commenced,
we hope will now turn their attention to these books by
home authors, rather than allow their chihlren to do
without reading books.
For sale only at Ihe old retail prices of 25 cents,
cents, and 7’> cents.
E. J. HALE & SONS.
Feb’y 1, 18f>2. ■ 9*1-
Tlie Pre*(byleriaii l*Malmodi»«t
Character notoe. A further supply just received.
July 20. E. J. HALE S SONS
Torfy Y^arx’ Familiar LefterM
of Jas. W. Alexander, D. D.: Sermons, by J. Addison
Alexander, D. D. Also, further supphes of Margaret
Moncrietle; Beulah; Adam Bede; Vusef; Shirley; School
; Books, &c.
; E J HALR & SON.
I«^5iiiii;;^le copieN ol the fibber«er
, can be procured by non-subscribefs, at the Bookstors.
Price 5 ient«.
Tlie VoliiiBfeerN Bland Ifiook.
A FURTHER supply just received
April 18. E. J. HALE & SONS.
.TIetliodiMt Ilyinn!^ and Oit^cip-
lines, a new supply, assorted sizes and qualities.
Mu-oh 16. E. J. HALE & SONS.
FAYK'r rKVlTJ.K. X. C.. Al (MIS I 2S, lH(i2.
[NO. 11.V>.]
UK.«iTi:RA KAII. KOAO.
'-—:r-y=v'. v
'^pHE following rates will now be chnrared for Passen-
I gets on this Road, viz:
50 cts.
To Little River.
To Spout Spring,
To Jonesboro',
To Mclvrr's,
Train leaves the Depot
Fridays, nt S oVI.x'k -V, .\l.
at 12 o’l-look ,M
.\ug. 2H, IHt'd.
1 00
1 2>
Monitays, Weilnesday* and
RetnriiiiK;. leaves .McIvev'.-
R.
MALLETT, Pres’t
71 tf
The New St>Ie. Small,
rt>LORKI) PHOTOIiKAPHS,
i
j
BfiA^TOiW
s. €\,
( K O M E H L V OF K K N T C (J K ^ )
Is prepare'! to tiil orders to any extent in'
Engraving and Printing Hank I^iote^,
ItilK of‘ I'Aeliaii^e, Are.,
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Liir;e supplies of Bunk .Vole anil other paper
will be kept.
.Viig 2, 1W2 i'.*-lt;ipd
KKAL K^TATK
^pUF Subscriber would 'sell his house and lo in Wade«-
I Jn.ro', togedier w'lh about I'.llO ncre^ of bind rt-aching
witliin three mi!'s of the Village (if desirable ) The
dwelling hou'^e is large, and the lot the most d«'«irable
in the up cnuntrj', coiit iiuiiiir lifly acre? of l>ind.
Should nny one desire to iimve further up the couniry,
he would sell them a finely improved hou«e an'l lot in
Sl>arlanl)urg, S. C., together with a good tract of Ian.1
near the place. P. SMITH.
.\ug. 7. 4'' :?m]id
A ( AKO.
( amp Hale, near Fort Fisher, N. Aug.
The undersigned, a private- in the .\rm_v of the Con
federate States, respectfully announces himself ft
candidate for I'hief C-lerk of the House of Commons of
the next Legislature. Having passed two Wfnters in
flnse intimac}' with former Legislative bodies, he trusts
that he ha« con»iilerable aciiuaintance with the duties
of the position. HF^NRV E. COLTON.
Attg. 25. f)4tf
A 'AKO.
offji’ers and members of the Blocker Artillery
1 wish to express through the medium of your columns
their regret that the health of Capt O. H. Blocker hav
ing been so impaired by the severe campaign of We'^tern
Va , with whicii many are familiar, he has been ail-
visfil by his Physician to re.sign.
We have by' his resignation lost a noble, energetic
and faithful otlieer.
Fort Fisher, N. C , Aug. 23, 1Ht;2 54-2t
Or. O.AVI^ i*^ ill I'ay-
ART.
Woodwarr>i Solar i'amera.
PHOTOGR.VPH.'^ can be had at Vanorsdell's .Skylight
Gallery. Hay street, ojipo-jite Marble Yar.i. Fay
etteville, N. C.: plain, letoucht^l, colored, in water
colors, oil an>l pastile; from 'inall tolifesi7.e. .Ambro
types, Melaneotypes, ati.l a’l other styles of Pictures
pertain* ig t.i the \ri. .\-l-o. Gilt Frames. Gilt Mould
ing, G' .-I for very large pictures—as large as 21^ l»y 3tJ
inches. Jord aud Tassels l.'i- hanging pictures; Instru-
meut:^. Stock and t'heiiiicals tor s.ile low for casli. Life
size colored Photographs m>i.le iVom siuhII pictures.
Haviog permanently locate.1 here 1 hope to merit
yotir patronage I woubl tilso return m}’sincere thanlts
for the liberal patronage bestowe.l lUi me heretofore by
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M VANORSDELL,
Photopniphist aud Proprietor.
Dec’r 20, 1 H.j‘» 77-
iMarbBe Faiffory,
All III iiii*iil ration Aotiee.
''HE subscriber havin? quslitied as Ailmiiiiatratrix on
the F,«tate of las .'^midy. dec'd. hereby cives notice
to all persons having claims .agaiiisi said r.-t-ite to jire-
sent them to Wm McL. .McKay within ihe time pre-
scril)f I by law, or this notice will be ] lea.b'd in bar of
T
their recovery.
Aug, 4. lMii2.
CATH ARINE SUNDV. Adm x.
4M-
The Sto4‘klio|«ler« ot
the Fayetteville X .Aitiemarle Plank
lio-id i't>, will iake notice that the An-
'!e;-tiiig will be hel.l in the I'owu ot Fayi'tteville.
the T.iwn Hull, ou iht* first Fri.iiy in Seplcriiber, at
Aug. 25, 18t
rpWENTV
1 on the Cape
iiiington. .Also,
low W ilmington.
•Aug. 25, 18*12.
Fear River, seven miles above W il-
ten han.ls to cut Wood five miles be-
High W'lges paid.
T, S. LUTfERLOH
•'.4-2t
12 o'clock.
Julv ;>1. 18H2.
4 >
HADLFV, Pres’I,
t r.(»im
m
Hv
TWO niJliRS ,\HI)VK r. T. iniliH i SONS’ STnnr
fi'ay«'{S,«*villr,
jftjj’v '20. 1P»jO H4-
MAKKFEACK ct M'KAE,
H.WE ou hand an-l expect to keep for sale, of their
own manufacture, a supply of P.rass. Galvanize.I
j an.l common Hoo|>ed
Jl \ KK'ltBTS:
French, High Posr, (’o»as:e and Common
JK i:iP s Tr..tn s;
spring Mattresses, of new and itaj.roved Spring, on
hand or ma.ie to order of any size: L' trNGES; Spring,
Cane, and Wou^l Si-at CH.\IR.'^. of ilitl’orent kinds
ati'l patierns; spring Sofns, Lounges jin.l Chair«,
repitire.J. ats.l covered with Hair Cloth or other
wi-e: Hoe handles. Rungs for bbls. .S: Hhds :
Sole, Harness, and Upper Leather,
and Plastering H^ir.
.\s we have good Machinery for Sawing, Platieing,
Turiiini», .NIorticing and Boreing, we catk do work with
despatch and on satisfjctory ternf. Persons haMiig
work or repairing to .1) wHll do well to eive us a c.ill.
We warrant (oir wiirk; if it fails, you know where to
find tis.
Having taken a Store on the East si.ie of liillespie
Street, a few doors South (d .\. W. Steel. Fs.^.. :m']
having some spare room, we would attend to the sior igo
and sale of any thing that maj- be consigned to us; an t
v/ill give special attetttiou to |ir.)ducts of this Slate.
Fayetteville, April 1. I8t;i. •♦if
r%
WITI AL IWIiniE rOWHM.
!«IOO Ki:\VAKII.
STttLFN from my s|(ii)i«>, near Lewisville, Forsvth
county, N. C.. on the night of tiie lltli inst., a str.'ill
re.! l>-;y HOPi.siE, heavy built, black legs, luane and tail,
white sa'Mle marks No other niark.s rec dlectevl. (iait.
short pace, uhort trot anil pace: age abou 11 o»" 12 3’cars.
\ pvrsoti was seen lurking in *>it' neighborhood, sup-
p'lsed to be the thief, who answers to the following de
scrii.tioti: 21 or 22 years oM, lair conii l-.'xion, blue ej-es,
good countenance, light brown hair, weM built frame,
about 5 f>et ^ inches high: wore a brjwi irock coit.
black cassimere ptvnts, (.juite tirw. i new boots, black
liei'k tie. grai' shirt, uml eray hat. c >rri*-.J a re.I
c trpot s:ick luaile of hrarlh rug with the fringe on
.\ rewar.l of $75 will be given for the arrest, coutine-
mcut aud conviction of the thief, anj $25 for the itv
il«*Iivery of the lior«e
He is supposed to lie fhe seme Horse thief that was
arrested in Fayetteville a )’ear or two ago, by the name
of Fry, a verv notorious thief.
JAMFS .s. PLFl'GER
Lewisville, N. C. .\ug. 7. i."i'2.
^'OITICRA*^
POR Sale by TVSOR
1 Orders sent to Mclver's liepo:. F
will be atten.ie.l to
Jnlv :i
■>0- ‘m
.IoHN^'^»N
iS: VV'. Railroad,
Kl.n: VITRIOL.
'PHE «ubscrib.-‘rv are tnauufuMuring iUA'F Vl l’RlOL.
I t.»rders sen'. l.> Melver s Depot. :.*ie iHrminui ot tii-»
Coaltiel'is Railroad, will receive prompt attention. A
.“•pecimeu may b» seen at the Obnerver Office. F:iyette-
ville. ' TVSOi; .V JOHNSON.
-\ug. l i. 52tf
\OTi( i:.
'pHl' UNDF.RSItiSFD. both having etitered the niili-
i tary. service of the ('onl'ederate Stat**s of .America,
hereby give notice to their old customers an.l frieiids,
that they have appoiutel John D. Starr and John D.
U illiams, of this place, tl»eir attorney's to collect either
separately or conjointly all money- due them either by ^ i(,e same, the parly arrestiug giving me eaily informa-
account or note, and otherwise to attend to their bu- i lou of I he, s.ame.
siiie-s generally during their absence. They respect
fully ask all persons in.lebted to them to call as proinpt-
Iv as possible on their agent .j an 1 make pavtuent.
Ac WILLIAMS.
.Sept r.«. ISOl. • 58-tf
iA1'i:oi: iiAT i: vi>5
F the den.iminatiens of SilHNI, St-VKI, SHKI. Apply
at the Rank of N'orih l'arolin:i.
M.irch '*11
0
Capital in Premium Notes amounts to
Cash on hand and other assets.
$2b7.t;!H 2b
5.077
$272.7f*.5 01
Total. 5'272.7f*'5 01
The Company have paid all losses promi'tly. and
have never made an asspssmhnt on their premium no'es.
Total losses paid. $2'*.bH2 *19
iHfk'krs:
GEO McNElLL. President
D. . R AY, Vice President
C. \ McM ILL AN. Secy.
DiHKCTORs:
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover,
S. T. H iv.ley.
Nathan .\. Ste.lman,
C. B. Mallett.
James Kyle.
.\. .A. McKethnn.
J. D. Willi.ams.
0
c o.\ r i: i>i: ka i' i: itoa
F the denominations oi' Apply
f ('upe Feiir,
at the Hunk
March lf.
S. W. Tillinghast.
W. N. Tillinghast,
S. .) Hin-.lale,
Wm. McLaurin,
T. S. Lutterloh,
A. W. Steel,
J. G. t'ook, *
Hon. .1. G Shepherd,
R. F. Brown, ( ,
A. E. Hall, ,-"'l'“g'on.
hn (!ollins and ('. C. Mcf’ruiiitnen, rt.aveling .\gents.
*aV'-The C omjianv invite applicai ions.
.May 2.H, IMi'. ' 21-
Oroeeries: iAvoceries::
ALARtjIE and well selected Stock of FA.MILV
GROCERIES always on hand, consi.'ting of
Hacon-Si«les, .^h*ss I*ork^ .^Iackt'r
Xort. 1 atul Mdliisses. Stiirars ol' al
grades, Tobam), Ci>;ars,
And all other articles usually kept in a Wiiolesale Gro
cery Establishment
COX. KFNIbALL CO.
Wilmington, .April 2, IHbl. 10 tf
OIL AM) LAMP BLACK.
Tanners- and LiiHRiCATiNt: oil.
L.AMP RL.A(.’K iu barrels. For sale by
JOS. R. BLOSSOM .S; (’O..
Wilmington. N.
March 7. > !f
llt'adqiiarler^ I'l ilmiii^'loii |
iii^'ht Artillery, |
Cami‘ Boyl.\.v, July 20, 1801.
This Company, ilesiring to be complete in everi/ re
spect, would be glad to enlist a number of good Dri
vers,—men accustomed to the management "hf horses.
There will be pail to each man, on enlistment, a bounty
of $15. Monthly pay $12; besides being clothed and
fed, medical attendance free, and all other neces.sary
equipments furnished rcipiisile for a soldier.
No onc^need apply unless he is a good driver and ex
perienced in the management of horses. The de.stina-
tion of the company is Virginia, as soon as equipped.
r41tfl ALEX. D. MOORE,
C«,pt Co F., Reg't T.l Arlillory
Ri:.nov.Ai..
^pHE POST’OFFJCE is removed (o office formerly oc-
X cuj'ied by ilie ('larendon l> »nk.
JAS. O. COOK P. M.
Dec. 30, I8GI. ' /JG- '
Blank Warrants for sale here.
I Al si: A.\l> € OATKA.^T;
\N FS.'-!.AV. on the .Vmerican(’ri^is, by 1 W, .Mc.Mahon.
.A further Supply just r*'c d.
Feb. 12. i: J H\LF. .V .^ONS
lleil»er aiil of Iter l*»em«.,
1)V THF.OPHILUS III NTEI! HILL, Fs.,., of Raleigh.
1) For snle, price $1, t>y E. J. H.ALE .S: SONS.
Jan'y 1:1, 1«''.2.
Tin: .\OKTll 4 AltOLI A A
lil Tl AL MFE I\Sl llA\rE OMPAXl,
N'oW ill the tenth year of >uccessfiil operation, with
growing capital an.l tiriuer hold upon public con
fidence, continues to insure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 to tin ye-\rs of age. for one j ear, for seven
yefirs. and for life—all life members sh.ariiu: iu the profits.
.All slaves from 10 to tlO ye.irs of a;.;e are iiHured for
one year or for five years for two thirds their value.
.All losses :ire punctually ]>:iid witiiin .'.•• days after
satisfactiU'y proof is presenteil.
^'or further int'orni.ation Ihe ]iubl> - is referre.l to
•Agents of the Company in all ^>aris c ihe Stat(*. and to
R H. B VTTLE, .'Secretary. Raleigh.
E. .1. H.\LF, Agent at
Jan'j’ 1851b F.a3’elteviile, N. (’.
To l.aKid ItiiyerM.
^PH F undeTsigneil offers for sale, in the ('oal region,
1 and within eight miles of Ihe terminus of the Fay
etteville Western Rail Ronl t>n Deep River.
KI(J»T ACKKS OF
adjoining the land belonging to Ihe estate of Georj;**
Wilcox, d('c'd. and lying three miles South from t'ar-
boiuou, on Little Pocket Creek, Moore couuty.
These Lamls :irc well adaptdl to the growth of corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, itc. There are on fhe prom-
ise.s a comfortable Dwelling, tind all necessary Out-
htui-es. with about one hun.ired and fifty acres under
fence, vticlu ling forty or fifty acres of never-failing-
bottom laud. This is a rare chance for persons wish
ing to make InvestTnents. as-lands are undoubiodly ad-
vani ing iu price in this section.
For further information apply to Mr. M. ^1 .McRae,
Cr.ine’s (Jre«k, P. 0., Moore county, or a.M'-'ess tue at,
Fayetteville, N. (L
JDA.VIEL .McR.AE,
For the Heirs of Gilbert McRae, dec d".
(iMrlionloji. M.-.ore ■•o,. N 2t IH.i'J. 4.^t
Dec'r 2S, ISbO.
THE MEDICAL EX.^MINfN^ BOARD
III the Senate on Monday, 3Ir. Orr,*of fc.
siibiuitteii the following resolution:
••Resolved. That the President be requested to inform
the Senate who constitute the .Medical Board of Examin-
er.s, for granting furloughs—what orders have ^cen i.ssu-
ed to them aud to surgeous in charge of hospitals, with ^
reference to furloughs, together with fhe necessity for
such a supervisory board ’
■Mr. Orr said that this board, which exists iu
the city of Richmond, is aiiotuulou>. and i-s pro
ducing ju.st such resultij as might have been an
ticipated It has produced ‘-ctitiueito ^uanels”
between snrgeond and assistant surgeons; unl the
i^oidiers, in some ot the hospitils, who ought to
be turloughed, are compelled to remain there
until these ({uarrels are adjusted. Ihe theory
upon which the board is organized is absurd
It assumes tiiat the surgeons in charge ot the
several hospitals are either inconjpetent, or Itave
not sufficient integrity. As u matter ot economy,
etfeville, and can be seen at fhe Shem- : jj. die Uyes of OUr .soldiers should
we ..use jj4-2tpd ; t'ai'cd tor by t/iose who are paid to do it. He
5 would, in a tew days, introduce a bill to correct
%\'ail(e«l Io Hire. I some of the gross-abuses of the Medical I>epart-
GOt"*!* HANDS to work at the Salt Works ment.
Mr JSiinins, of Kentucky, expressed his gratifi-
cafioii at the introduction of the resolution, and
cited instances ol t''e bad treaf”ient and shametul
neglect of the soldiers by the agents of the rOT-
ernnient. The army is the hope and the salva
tion ot the country, and ought to be protected
and provided for, and these agents who neglect
their duty ought to be hurled troni place. Mr.
S. had seen in this noble city, whose inhabitants
liad vied with each other in acts ot hospitality to
flu* soldier, instances uf gross officers
of tiie (.fovernment. Sick, and disau!*^'i soldiers
passing tlirough the city aie neither piV'Nlded
with a I'hice to lodge, or with anything to eat.
I’his inhumanity has killed more ol our soldiers
than tlie bullets aud bayonets ol the \ atikee in
vaders. .^Ir. S. i;los»'d his remark.s with a severe
denunciation of all derelict otlicers and ag;nts
who are responsible for these grievances
.Mr Hill, of (jeOrgia, vindicated the hxamining
PJoai d from imputations which had been ca.st upon
if l>y citizens and soldiers He had recently liad
ticeasion tu investigate the charge-s to some extent,
and discovered that the complaints against the
Board were unlbunded. He cited instances which
had come under his observation, showing that the
soldiers themselves, and not the Kxariining i^ard,
w'Mv rt*sponsil>Ie, in tiiany instances, for the iuat-
tention and delay which havik been complained
of. If there be abuses, said .Mr. Hill, let us cor-
r.'Ct them, but let us not locate charges without
.sullicient testimony.
Mr. Brown, of Miss., said there were nor only
abuses in the Medical l)epartment, but iu every
other departnfent, and they are widening and
deepening every day C'ongres.s ought to bring
its attentiun to the subject with a fixed-purpose
to feiret out ever}’ abuse. Fidelity is not the
rule; it is the exception. In the 3Iedical De
partment, soldiers are detailed from the army by
the Surgeons of Hospitals, at their own w'ill.
ilundreils ot them are loating about the streets
ot this city, and if you injuire of them why they
are absent from the army, they will tell you;
•‘We have been detailed as hospital nurses. ’ 3Ir.
IJ. thanked .Mr. Orr for offering this^ resolution,
and wished he would turn his attention; also, to
the I’rovost Marshals, who are annoying peaceable
citizens, and failing to put down extortion and
ra.«eality. The i’rovost Marshal in this city ruth
lessly breaks open and examines the trunks ot
passenoers, but has no power to stop thieving in
the next house.' He knows that goods arc brought
here in violation of law, but he makes no etturt
to suppress the illicit tradfe. He opens private
trunks to search I'or a bottle of whi.skey, but he
has no power to sup}>re!?d extortion; neither has
he the power, it would .-jeem, to put down frauds
ol any kind, but he can keep a black-guard guard
his door
Mr. l>. said that he recently went to Gen.
Windex's office t fhe reporter understood him to
moaju,) on business, and w:is stepped at the door
by an insolent sentinel, who thrust a bayonet at
him. aud commanded him to ‘‘get out ol the way.’
He fold him that he was a Senator from .M»'^‘;is-
sippi. but the sentinel replied, “I don f care a
damn who you are—stand backi” Mr. B. coiu-
pluintd ol this insolence, but the ;t'ntinel wa.s
kept on duty, £iid again insulted 3ir. 1> oa tha
tbllowing day. If the I’rovost ^larshal can t do
his duty, he ought to be displaced .Mr. H. wa.s
tired of the arrogance and inefficioucy of otiicial.s,
and of their assumption of power. He wanted
fidelity and capacity^ and was glad the Senator
had introduced the subject
Mr. Henry, of Tenn., subaiittcd a tew remarks
favoring a more extended in{uiry than that pro
posed by Mr. Orr. It htis come to tliis, he said,
that our gallant soldiersj it thej escape tli6 bullct.s
ot the enemy, liave to -run the gaunti«t of the
Medical I)e]>artment. Where there is so much
clamor, there must be some ground tor complaint,
and iu‘ li"ped the subject would bej thoroughly
investigated.
The resolufion submitted by Mr. Orr was then
reed to.
Afrni'i:.
'^pHE Roots. Herbs, &c.. collectPi for the Medical
1 Purveying itepartmejjt. Ch.'irlotte. N C . will be re
ceived at that Departnieut. if, on inspee:iui, they are
foun.J to be ihnroughlv cle-iii :ind dry.
Ineverj-case the freight on these :ivtides must be
paid by the persons sending them li they [lass in-
spectiiiu and are receive.!, the freigM t-ill be refiui'led
The R R. Receipt for t1ie freight wlii required. Tlie
Collectors of .Medicinal i; II ks. Heib-, \;e. for this I>e-
partment, will liereafo-r cease buying them.
Thertception of the following articles will be dis
contituied tor the pre'-eni, viz: Red Ced^tr and .iuuiper
Tops, Sarsaparilla Root, Poj>l-ir, T\'hite >ak. Willow
atid Slij'pt'i'y Flm Parks, and Poke Root. .May ,\pple.
White U ilnui or liuiteruut. V 1' i i nerry and Dogwoo-l
•Rirks. I>lHcki)erry and Dewbe.fi Root and Pepper/nint.
1 lie remaiuing a^ticl.•^’ on :tn- li^^l will be receiveii iiu.ler
tlie above ciiii.Jitions, until t.itihi'r notice. “Ilnrl'prrj'
leaves” oU the li“t should b.* '• l',eiirh,rr:, Inu-^ The
l'.)riii- r :iri‘ iiol wauu d
Due n.itice will b.- given t.y adverti'^eiiient wht u the
reception of the above named articles will l>e rec.im-
lueiiced M. lltiW.ARD,
.'■^urj.'.-on an I \‘lH.iical Purveyor
Char!.>ite. N. (' . Aug. I'l. 5S-2w
AllTK'lv.
ON Tuesd.'»y of September t^iurt week. 1 .“hall proceed
to sell, on a ciedit of 1;! ra intiiS, with note and se
curity up. n inirre i
lO^liarcHol Hii'liiiioiid .Viaiiiif.ii-
luring ^loek.
.\t the same time and place, and upon the «>:ime teraip,
1 shall sell 7 shares of thesnuie STOCK, lielonging to
tlie estate of Jno P. ('ovitigion, dec’d.
JAS A. COVINijTON, Adtn'r
I!orkiiiirtmni, N C, .Aug. 1b, 1H';2 [>■'■ ftp.l
Ranaivaif^
V .MUL.ATI'O WOM Vby the name of LUCV; about
-•* -Jitars old. ot luediuiii size, but now i^uite corpti-
I'-nt.
Said woman is prohibly in or ne-tr Town, but may
have been led otf in the •lirecii.ai of Newbern by P.ill
Riuinton, a free mulatti) niaii who li is been ki work as
a t'aipenter j.robably on the 'Vihningtou .V Weldon
Railtoad at a Depot North of War.sa-.v. I will p'ly :r25
for the delivery of sai.l giri to me or lodged in .tail iti
town, if fouud in this County, or 5'5l if said girl is
foiui.l in any other t'ounty an t confined in the Jail of
J.VO f>
lJti2.
WILLI.\MS
•')4-tf
Fayetteville. .Aug. 2
S')0 RLWAIID.
1> .VN A \ Jrom the subscriber, on the 2d inst ., his
t negro man .ALFRED. He is about six feet high,
iimi is very strmglit He is 05 years old, and is said to
have some Indian bloo ); he is dark copper color. He
sighs very often aud loud, and talks to himself a great
deal. His clothes are good; he has a blue cloth over
coat with him which ti!s him close.
H* can L'se the tools ot a carpenter or shoemaker well
'J'he subscriber apprehends that he will endeavor to
make his way lo ilie Yankees, and ultimately carry ofl'
other negroes Iroui the county if he succeeds in getting
to the ^ .ankees once.
1 will give ^^25 for his apprehension, if taken in this
county, and 5-50 if taken .inJ confined iu ja.l iu any
other couuty, and a reasonable rewar-i for any informa
tion in regard to him.
Alfre.i #as raisetl in Wake countj-, by som° one of
the Haywoods. .VLIU'RI’ MVKRS.
White's Store P.O.. .Anson co.. .Aug •>, 1HI52. 54-tf
AOTIt'K.
Vs i expect to be absent from home a few months in
the West, .Archibald .McLean is my authorized
Agent to iransftci niy business until I return.
N. G. JONES.
8otf
I I’Ai^r. wii.itiv'^”^ iii:i»ORT
! UN THE 1)K!-P 15IVI:K >li\KRU;
MIE undersigned have caused to be publisheii from
Tweiily-li’e Dollars Ke%vard.
KAN.AW.A^ from the subscriber, his negro boy M()-
SES. He is 21 years of age. about 5 feet 10 inches
I high, robust, long feet and very much ttirued out at the
' toes, and looks down when spoken to. He was seen at
McPhaul's .Mills in Robeson •county on the 21st ull.,
! Hud wis iu Fajeiteville about three weeks a(ro. The
above rew ird will be paid for hi.s delivery to tue or for
his confitfement in any jail so that I get him.
W. 1). JOHNSON
Rennetlsville, S. (L, Aug. 14, 1S02. ■>2tf
Ki:\VAR».
rpilF above reward is otlVreil tor the arprehejision and
{ I delivery to me of each ol the following desei-ters,
viz: Joel \\. Hlacknian. about 2;I 3'ears of age, C feet
■ high, light hair, blue e3'es. light cotnp'e.xion; David J.
i Godwin, about 2tj years of age. o feel. IU inches high,
black eyes, dark'h->ir. dark complexion They are
snnpo.sod to be lurking in fhe neighborhood of lilack
1 River alid I’Mrvers Creek Disiricts in t:umberlaud
Coiiniy. near Fiiyetieville. Th:-y !ibs(.nled themselves
from ('amp about the :^lsf .luly iy'i2.
JAME-^ S EVANS.
Captain Comp. F, 24tli Reg., N. C. Troops,
i (’amp near IMersbnrg. \ a.
Aug. i:5, 18>;2. '54»4t
i «lale ol Aorlli Carolina,
■: ('OUNTY OF RICHMOND.
('oiirt of Pleas an.l (iuarier Sessions. July Teriu. .A D.
J ISf.J.
■ Richmond T. Long. .Adm’r of Younger Newtmi, dec’d,
v». Murdoch Stephens and wife and others, Heirs-at-
1 Law of Younger Newton, dec >1
1 Petilion to s.dl Land^ an ’ make Real Estate Assets,
j IT nppeariiig to the satisfaction oft’ourt that Murdoch
! I Stefhens .-ind his ^vife Lovcdy i-f.sidc beyoud the
of this State, aud ilial Frank Wright and James
lim ultx Arridmj.—The Uockingham Regis
ter says that “Lincoln’s call for more troops, his
proclamations and his “drafts,” are working first
rate for the Southern (Jonf’cderacy. They are
driviiiir hundreds and thou.«ands of gallant men
into our lines and into our armies who would
otherwise have remained quiet, neutral spectators
ot tlie contlict now going on. Kvery day we see
them passing through our^Valley from Maryland
and from Northwestern Virginia. We saw eleven
halo, hearty, stalwart sons of tho mountains, on
Wednesday afternoon, Xvhti had come in from
I’reston county. These men were on thoir way
to the Confederate army, and will soon have their
names enrolled with those wlio are scekinc the
disenthralment of their country from the Yankee
despotism.’’
The I’o.stmasier of J’ari.s,-Illinois, has k. jpt a
memorandum fhe difFefent ways of spelling
the iiantc of tliat otfice upon letters received tiiere
wifhiii a few months past, with the following
l.milsof this state, and roal Kranu>>r,gtit ana.lame^—^^^^^^^
'aims.
i'a’.as.
The undersigned have caused to be publisheii from * 'rowson are now b*yond the limits *«f this State iu t
the Congressional plates, an edition of the Keport ! ,^orvic? of the Confederate Stat-e of .\nieri‘’a, it isth're-
of Capt. \Vllkes, U. S. Navy, and his Associatrs-. on the fore ordered by the Co>;ri that publicHtion be nv’de^ti-r
Board appointed by fhe Secretary of the Navj-to ei-’ six weeks succcspively in fhe Faye*fevilleObser'er. noti
amine the»Deep River P.egion of North Carolina, This
is the most inipor^int and scietiiifio statenieiiL of fhe
great wealth of that section of the Staf'’, and i*'e Maps. , -- .
the most perfect and valuable, of nu}' yet published. of Oct. A 1*. IB'i:;, then and ihe;"e lo plead, answ
Tiie Maps are worth ilic price of the work, which is ,V> f dcmiiT, otbei wise ’his p.-tiiion will b * heacd ex patte.
cents, neatly bound iu cloth, (’opies sout by mail, fre e ' «nd iudgment pr.i confesso he rendered as to them. __ *
ofpostage, on the receipt of 5(> cents. A liberal dls- Witness. Louis H'. Webb. Clerk of our sr.nl * j his conscience always urges him to entreat L to
count to wholesale buyers. Orders solicited. . Office in Rockingham, the 3d Monday in July j Jjglumm ”
Jan’y 26. E. J. HALE & SONS. | 54*6tpd] L- «• ^
six weeks siicocspively in the Fr^ye*^»'viilenhf:en er. non
fyinff I flpfeu lmts lo be :>u i 'irpcar jit n»e iipxt
V Term of this Worshipful Court to be held at the t ourt
■ House in the town of Rookiiijr! '*!"- .n ihe • d . .ou'-aj
1‘awris, Patrias. 1‘enrice. Pearus., I’airys,
I’aroes, Parrus, JVaras, I’ayris, Pari«^,
Paross, Tarrase. I’easo, Pairrace.’’
•d o’p.
ni'v
of ]ii~
,!■ nr.*.
' .—Sidney .Smith open
charity seriiions with thoe words —'‘i
?i)y ii ethren, is a natural iu>tinit t!:. fuunn
"lind. \\ heti A sees H in L'riev^j'i? ui tr'jss.
IkigUtfci