s K fl I - W K K K I. T.
\oi \n
KAVK/rrKVILLK. N. C.. SKM'rKMlfKR 15. l^t/2
. vrKn M.tMUVS VM> I'HI KSD.VV*
KI»V1KD J. IIALK &, 80\S.
. 1 IIHUIS aNi> riuiPRlKTOUS
■ S.'uii Wv'ok'v *.>B>tKVV K it' {'-till in
;>hM ,{:iritijr ti(cv.- r,f ,i!
t>.,* ji 0!»r iiu“ t'xpiro'l
*• , ._v i T.vi.R _ 2 .i> j.or :i!iiiini . if paid iti
r- I' ;t’ j'^ii.l luriniir the vfar of sulisi'rip
* ’ rtfier tiie veat Ims cxpirt’J
v> MiVLUTl'^KMF.NTS mst-rte'l f.u t.''e»‘m p«r
•• i': liiu'-j f.-i tti*> lir-'t. nrnl I'ctus for .vv.-h
v__ pu>>'iorti 11111. V/"^rly a U orfi>Joiiionis >>y "rp* -
i.raci • at r*:—. ‘iie!-. A i-i vr>or> arc
U' ■ ?■-■ tiif iiuinJ>“r ot' iiisevi.'tis lie-ired. .>r
V. .11 be ooTitiir.:« l lip t -i 'ii i, iiii'l i hjvr^.-.i hooovJ-
: - ; I'o iii-i e.i ! . I'hiiy*' ! '>'* pov
, ,. ■ I
r 'MX' t "ll’K
ii Hf: M- i ■' .■'■ • now
fii-'-reJ withoai pavipetii in ■iJ.tiiio'. nor will
V.-I tc! ' r. t • i.^IVOV li lie
' , -ii>i r-._!
i f I 1 t ivir-. i i’lt'ia H lir-siio I- lake ilie pa
■ V iv ■ pie'uc U ’ i; > wh.ii iiiikiiijr
’t > • : JiUi'v
Ipj^ l'c» \b\ ElM I Jit: US
• in i)ut ul’i'rn «rhu de-;tre a'ivoriiseinenti! iu-
liic Ubjiirver, and persons inJuwn wiih whom
,t regiiliir HfCount'', will please sctul with !be
' enl a' luiich cnoi*y if \y wi*ih tu itireit ia
■-■g to 'ur aJvertii Dg tei.us ou the lir-n pn^e. :
wi-h f • '!‘en nay more >iieh lW>oonuI^. .ir
y'.^ The proce-*- of c.illoctiou ia
w:.- iiave to pav vf^ih 1 jr fvciy thini; w>j
■■ iiiese iiuies.
t " >T!‘. -Wrfhareheri jf )ie eivon uo: ioe.
., u t.1 we tth.irgtf fv.r •vituary notices of un-
L ,. .1-'.entth, HuJ for resolutions ■': respect; be
e Wnid ' rej-.diug. we hav- much occasion t j
r. ;= Do! ui.jre agreeable i> ri-aJera lUau u>
jf paper;: A« it generaV;y happeUa. li iwevev.
ijer I’hargin^ an i payin^po“’ai:e intheaooonnt fur
s' uev.'i gtt ]iaid. we now j:ivp notice that we
. I. 'th-nir ot the sort hereafter uuless aocom
' ^ ‘■-h (Always excepting in the cum; ot
c.- uteers, when we reiuire no pnv ■ Uear
: jre. that we wi.l in=eri jtituary notIi;e'
, L iL exceeiiUjT 7'' worid, gran? Fora';.
" - , Jiie ceni a word, whicu ir un t e paid t «
u •. e w'.U be piu in type.
Attorney at Law,
FAYtTTEVILLE,N C
PILL atiend the County and Sujierior C-.U!tt of
'i;;ii!'crlaui, liarnptt. Mooie and Kobua jU Cuun-
; i ;!upt aueniiou gives tu the o^.Ueotion of all
eiitruited to hia haudi
■ 1". 1 ' "•■'-i:
1»ENT\L NOTICE.
I) it’UTT can be s-.en lU otliee, -
i. du east of I' (• i:iai ke:. .i hit rj-
I:, '- u'-'ui-k A y.
'7-rr
Mr. ^rott iioticur lliait he
. f. n! liHj!; F ■.yttievil^c tor a few wet-k-,
■ . - .e, J ' Ii ■ i -i, ■ ' * .‘J > t
W. WILLIAMS A (U.,
hoh«ale llealfi*'* fit 4»roc erien,
AN, I M p( iRTERS A Nl' nKAi.KH's ^ N
rduare aud fiitlery, Swedes Iron, A,o.,
HVV SrUtKT, FAYKTTtVlLLK, >. I.
guiar (./tlce hv
■ clock P '1
V, 1' K? NL'ALI..
iO\, KI^:\UAI.I. X
A N ' ■
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
■. 11 A 1*2 -North Water St.,
Wilminslon. >. r.
the ■’■ontrr pr uip'.iy exe--:e 1.
•c: ; a'. eii’i -'U gi''e
i
I
II.
Florence and Fayetieviile Kail Road.
i’SlHlK the provisions of an Oi.linunce of the i'oc-
vi'iit'.'ii oti->ionh t'atorma. Hooks will Le opa
*i.‘ Uith June at the following place* and Mnd^r th« di
ei'tii'u of the followine persons, lo receivi s^ubseiip-
the f'apital Stock of the “Florenca A Kayotte
\iile Hail ({ond ('o.” Shaveii ()uo Hundred UollH-rn each
-4f !.‘.c J’oaJ ,n Favatt^vilU—Under ih« di-
reci;oti of IlnMi.'U'Tal rouiuiissioners, A. A. MuKeihau,
I* V J'lrtv, A W S'eel, W’m. McL .NfcK^i? and Jno
M Rosv
.1^ l!«-l Spriui/s.—L'nd«r the direction of HeiJtor
McNeill, Wtii. ■! Stv'T.'avt, Jas. A. Sniiih, Dan’l 0. Mo-
N'eill and Al»x. McMillan, or any '.ine of them
Ar —Under the direction of i)r. Neill
McNair, I'r. D McLean. .Arcnibald Siaiih, itdmund
i H 1 \.'ol. .Morander W;\ts •!». or «ny one of tlieni
Ai {J.. •’ — Under the direction of .Murdock M«-
•llae, 1> McLecid, U. Mcralluni, Jaa McKas. Jr . and J
II ^lc^j’leen, or any one of them.
.4f Aij ’itr.lle. Uuderihe direction of John PurowU,
-hio. MoN :ir, i?ion Alford, L»ugald McCalluoi and Jno
''•t.-('alliiiu, or any one of them.
i'he .'^ubscripiiou iSooks will remain open for tU«
■^p-^'.'o ■-* *' ' d ivs When a sufticient sutn is subscribed
the 'i:::n u)v wi!l be orif'tniied foi t!i« purpo«;e of build
in^ the Ko^iJ
A A
I' A
A W
v\ M
JNO
Wlstkrn’ R-vil 5Joai> Ofhof., \
FayetteviJltt. \ug.’i'J. 1 8tJ‘J. ^
Fiivetiev;ile, Jane T. l^o'.
McKETflAN
Ray,
STEEL,
McL McKAT,
M KOSE.
ueneral ('oiuuiiiuioners
!i-Jtf
OS and after the !»• day of Sept. tho f»11owin;{ rate*
will be charged on Passen'jQis, vii:
Prom pHyettPville to Liiiie Hivor. io ct*.
to .“^poui Spring, 76 '•
to Ro^k Brauuh, I yy
“ " to loneslioro'. I
to Mclver's. 1 6u
Twenty liv(# odul» addrtiona! will be collected by the
Condutior of ea«»h pawseo^er, leav-ng u .^tHtiou witheut
a ticXe!
A new rate t'f Freijiht will go into etloji at tb^ suine
time, which will-be printsd an ! furnih^d to iha public
iti a few day«
by order of th« Pres ;
JNU M Treas ! W H K
Aug au, ]?()•.*. itiif
A UK52!
Thf stvlt*. Small,
t’OKOHKD PiromilAPHS,
A 1
l.OOK AT THIS!
Til!': FilCTTKllLLE IIOTKL,
Froiifiiiv 300 feet aud in the busiiuesf
portion of the Towu,
roiitaiii'ii iiiort* «|»acioii«> and well
vriililated Kooiiim lliaii aiiv
llot«rl ill the State.
unJ UiV r:ttroiis .-ay m\ ConJiuieuts aru very go«>i
tor tile tiuie-.
T. WIDUILL, Proprietor.
May 21.'. IS'jJ »7y
Fayetteville Female High School.
Tur. px.M-i'iscs of this Institution will be resumed on
the l!vih of September
rt.e srhi'.lastic year will be divided into two teran,
the Isi of 13 weeks, commencing '-’^th of Sept. and end
ins L'ith Dec.; the second of 27 weeks, couituenciug liti
of Jan y and ending July 1st
Par-'nts and Guardiang itiieuding to patronize this
Sjhoo! are earnestly requested to spplj for oiroular.
'ntaining full particulars in regard to torms,
the openiujf ^f tlio School.
Rev. WM Hu'JPER, ]
I
. ART
\% 4M>d\% ai'd‘% ^olai*
Camera.
A i AKU.
CiMiin Hale, Bear Fort Fisher, S. .tuj.
^pIlK undersigned, a private in the .■\rrny of th.- t'l..'-
1 federnlp States, rbspectfiilly nnnouncot hiniswU' a
candidate for Chi-f Clerk of the House of Comrii -ns o
tiie iiL-it Lwgishiturt; Hav'njf piisseJ two Winters in
clot.* iuliniacy with fonin-t Legislative bodies, ha tru«t>«
that he h is considerable acquaintance with the duties
of the position ‘ HKNRV F. UOLTOS
-■ViijT. 'Jo GUf
BLAiV'I'O^ l>ri\CAi,
t'OLV^iuui, s. c’.,
f O .'I t: K 1. Y OK K £ \ T f C K V '
1» prt-pired t” till or.leri lo any exten: in
Eugrauiig aud Printing Bauk i\'ote!!i,
of r.iciianure,
Engraving upon Steel or Stoae.
Litrge iupplles uf Bank .Vote and other paper
Mill be kept.
-\utr '1 l'^i3ii. 4‘'-lt;tpd
l!:!i»TATI^ l'OK>iAl.ir:.
j -^ubscribiii v.oul.1 ''ell his hou>^e and lot ii» W&des-
! 1 boro’, together w’th about >'0" icres of i'an.l ro.iching
withiti three luiles of the Village (if de'.irable i Ttie
dwelling h iuiii) is i-irge, ami the lot the uj .'a! desirable
in the up-g.'uuity, j ..i!'inin^ neat tifty ujves jf iund
.'^houlJ any une .ie.iie to .u.j\e turthei up tiie country,
he woul.l s*n them a Du^ly iiupitived house ari.l lot in
Sparr-inbijrg. .S C.. i jgether wiiJi a goo.l tract, o! land
imar the place .! H SMITH
Aug7. -}yBiu[nl
the fact in making anpUcfttion
Serf.
J DeB
HOOPER
n!-‘2w
?irN. Bryan will re
open her School on Monday. September
.*th
AOTICK
ILL CKUitjience inv S(?H,'OL on the Hill. b*tween
Mr VVi.rih s and Mr. P.roailfooi’s, ou .Monday
•eiit ' HP (’JLE.
■ Sept 8 5i> 2lpd
HALT.
BLSHEL.S SUPERKHl SOUNl' SALT, on oou
signinsnt, for sale by
m
Sept. h. IMf.
C. T. II UOH
KAVELOPEJii!
A SUNS
ENV ELOPES, various colors, li>r sale by
J. C. POE
K VE1.0l»E>iI
NOTE SIZE ENVELOPES, assorte.l oolom.
tor sale >iy .1 POL
I AL»1ES
Ii :
I )H0T0GR \ I'HS oau >.e Imd at Vauors.ieH's iikylight
I Galler;-, Hay stiuet, i vpvf.;.- ^larl.lw V>irJ, Kay-
eitevillu, N L’ ; pli^iu. roLoUi.’he'.l. coln'-ed, in witt^r
colors, oil and j.astile fvdiH ^iii'ill to life iiie. -Viubro
typfs, Melaneotypes, an I all other »tyl.-» of Picture*
pertain' ig to the .^rt .Wj. G;’.: t’r.>’:.t *. Gilt Mould
ing. ti- .-■» for very large pictiiios—as litrgo as 26 bv SO
luche*. lonl and Taws*l» lor hanging }>i'tnrcs-. Insirn-
nients. Stock and t’hemiiaU for rale '.. .v f.ji ca»h. Life
site colored Photographi male ft' in sii. kll picturei
Having pcnia-netitiy l.icnel h^ve 1 imjic to merit
your patronage 1 would a!*o returi: iiiv «iuco)« thanks
foi the liberal patri.nage best..wei on t-ie heretofore by
tti« good people .>! FayutteVille and vi.'initv
I’. M VA.NORSbELL,
Khoiogi'iphi'i a:..I Proprietor
L'oo r '-‘O. 1^5^ 77
i^ltti*ble K«4joi*y,
.ldiiiiiii«ti'a1ioii
^pHL ru‘.»'M'ibor tiaviug ;ualifi«d a
1 the Estate of Jas >>iinlv. .Itto'd.
to all ii«r-‘OU» haviug olaiois asf^in;
»#t»t ir,rui V'J Wui M -I. \ii-Kay w
■oribe i by bi /, •
iheif reo iviTv.
-iii^ J. ■
i\olice.
( Adniiuistratrix on
hereby gives notice
Hui i E.tate to )>«
itiin the time pre
will t-e pl ' i'led iu I ar ol
I 'TH VIUNF. •'L S;*V. .Adui i
-4 '■> I
P
KA VELOPEJii
Lain, business sue En»el.>[)es
S'
T C HOOPER.
Principals
43 tl5Jpd
Hiiivhoro- .llilitary ,%cadeiuy.
^pHE fi.urth Academic year of this Institution coai
1 ruence i ..in \larch 6tb. The charges for a Cadet be-
gi’o w'th the month of entrance For circulars contain
ing terUiS ic , addre-*-
Maj WM M. GORDON.
Supt. H N' \ . Hillsboro’, .N. 0
June ii’, 1^01’ . 38-aojpl
BV n'M>
TWO UOttRS .^BOVE C
^lOO lti:%VAE£l>.
fl'LEN iVoni my e!a‘>le, ties' LowisTilla, For«yth
conii'.v. N C . on thenighi .ji the 11th iu«t , a small
biV nOKSE. heavy b^iil!, i.la-.k le^-s inat.e and tail,
white »aJ.lie n;ai ks .Nooi.'iei uiar'a^te ’ i* l Gait,
^tl rt pace, sh.'U I rot and pace; a>r« abou i ! or l '» years
A p -'on wa» seen lurking in the neighborhood, sup
po-'ed tu be 'he 'hiel. who ,»n.w.-i» lu the tollowiug de
(aiipii.Mi; 'i\ or 'I'i year- oM. lair ooujplsixion, blue eyes,
good C'tun’-enance, light brown hair, well-built frame,
about 6 f«et b inches high; wofe a brown frock coat,
black caisiuiere pants, (quite new., new boots, black
iiortk 'ie, gray flinnel shirt, an 1 gray hat, carried a red
cirp^t sack male of hearth rug with the fringe on
idw.ji a of *75 will be given for the arrest, ooutiue
luant snJ conviction of the luief. and fur the safe
Uflivery of the home
He is «\ippose.l to be the eania Hoi»e thief that was
atre«t«J iu Fayetteville a year or two ago, by the name
v-f r I , a vsrv ii'>ioriou« thief
JAMES ii PLLDUER
Lew.sville .N C Auij
1
‘i
>3:
HTOKK
Fayettevlilr,
Jao’T mO, 1®00
A. r
nm ix'.‘ i.y
r Orders *e
yrill be atteaJttd to
J flU* o
COIM’CKAS
TY'SOR
«eut tj .M«iv(jr'» iJwpo'.. F
•iu “ui
\ Jo4NSo-'i
S W Rai!road,
T\
l»AVIir«»OA (
HE Ex. relays of this lnstituii.>n wlU be re-ruuic l -ti
the regular time, viz: the LJ'th Sept.
R ard. iPi per month. Tuition, :JlU per an^iH'j;
.\ .school designed for those preparing for the n-j: lar
o’assps rf the C or any others, will be opened at
the same time, under the pers.mal superintendence of
'he Prcft.s«‘irs
F r To>r'icu!'.ir-». addreon the utiilersignod; P. U., David-
- n I'- V.'-t'P. S
J L KIRKPATRICK. Prss t
.Vug IJ". 55-1 m
Tlr«. ('athariiie Ward
will resume the duties of her Scho.il ou
September ’J'Mh, iu .\rch Street
II
.>1.\KKPEACE A
AVE on han I
['tember 1.
■v;-p
.1. S KK.N'DAI.L
WAATEW,
V.S :i Toa';her in iho F lyetteville Female Hijjh Seh.'Ol,
a geniiptt-iii conif'etent lo take charge of the .Ispart-
i ;fins .! Mu-ic, French, Painting .and Draining, eith.r
\v h cr withmt A-isistanis, as circumstance.' mar r«-
.^;ire Address
Srpt 1, l‘'tiL.’.
iOTTOA
No. iv) lUj
T. C
YARA
street.
c. p.
itic sal. I.; V jttun
lovf
Jar.'y o,
Hooper
O'Jtf
MALLKTT
!5S-
M'HAE.
to keep tot *ale. of their
a »-ppiy of brass, Galvauii*d
and couiiuon Hooped
JlAIPEIt UirKETS;
French, Hisrh Post. Cottage aud Cooiuieu
BF.Dsrr.^insi
spring .MattrO'ses, of new and iinT’ -vp} '■’[riaff, on
uand or made to order of am' 'ii»: LOI'.VGF.^; .'Spring.
Cane, and W.^od Seat 'H.UR.-?, of iiiferent kinds
and patterns. .Sprin,: S-.faw, at; 1 Chairs,
repaired, an I covero-i w h ilaii ( ‘. Hh other
wise; Hoe han lie>i, Btingx f.ir bbls. .v Uh'ls ;
Sole, Harne.is, and .Upper Leather,
and P'ia'tcring H.ur.
Af' we have good .Mac.hinery fur Sawing, Planeing.
Turning, Morticing and Uoreing, we can do work with
despatch and on ‘■atisfactory torrn.J. Fers.ins having
work or repairing to d" wip do well to give us a call.
We wcirrant o'lr r,')rk; if it fails, y.ot know where to
fil'd us.
Having taken a Sf >rc on tiie East side of Gillespie
Street, a few door* South of .V. \V. Steel, Esq., and
having eorjc spare rtxjm, we would attend to the storage
and bale of any thing that may be consign;;.1 to us; a
will give special atten'ion to prolncts of this Stnte.
Fayetteville, .\pril 1, l.*^*;! v»tf
favettevbj.ee
MITCAL IXSMllME COMPANY.
UEI E VBTUIOL.
'^j'Ht «ub».:ribers arc manufaoturing BLUE VlTRloL.
I Ord*:s «fnt to Mclver's L*epot. Ibe terminus ot the
i.oulGe.J^ iCiili'o»J, will leceive proiupi attention .\.
sppcituen may be seen a' ‘he Ob'-erver Favette-
viiU TVSOR i. JtJHNSON
\ug 1-- o-'tf
j A Cavalry Chan,..— Durins? the last battle
'PHE sub-icriber's School will^.pen at the Lodge, on . Mana«a«si nl. •*. • i w P as thp
I WEI.NF.S1.AY, OCTOBER 1.‘ Ter..ns per quvr*er I 0^ about tour O clook, F. as ine
.■f t- n weeks the enemy bt^gan to give way, j^en
p.'Tsims who propose to eoutinae their sous at the' Beverly Robiuson wns ordered b? CtCH. Long9treet
Sch.-’l t ir ies'* than t'-'^o quarters ara r;>q!ieated to sta^e ■ to charge the flying masses with his brigade oi
; cavalry. The brigade numbering a thousand men,
I composed of Munsford’s, Myera’, Harman’s and
' Vlouruoy’s regiments, was immediately put in
motion, but before reaching the infantry Geu
Robinson discovered a brigade ot the enemy fif
teen hundred stronj^; drawn up on the crest ot a
I hill directly in his front. Leaving one of his
’ companies in reserve, he charged with the other
• three full at the enemy’s ranks. As our men
drtw ficrir the whole of the Yankee line tired them
a volley from their carbines, most of the bullets,
, however, whistling harmles.«»ly over their heads
i In another instant tLe enemy received the terriffic
; shi.ok of our .sjuadrons. There wa.s a pause,
a hand-to-hand fight for a momeut, aud the ene
my broke and fled in total rout. All organiza
tion wa.«i destroyed, and every man trusted lor his
safety only in the lieela of his horse. Our cavalry
followed them close, cutting them down and tak
; ing prisoner! at every atcp. Before reaching
Centreville we had slaiu at least three hundred,
and captured five hundred prisoner:# The rest
made good their escape by flight. It is .said they
drd not drkw a rein nor slacken their pace until
they r«iachod Alexandria Two of their captains
and several other commissioned officers wern left
dead on the field The yankee papers report th»*
JeatL (»t their commander, Uen. Bufbrd, hut it
killed his body was carried ofl’ by his men
We have received this account from a partici-
j pant in the enga);oment. )ur informant, from
hii pusiiion as a cavalry ofljc(‘r, had fine opportu
i nities of judgltiif of the cfmdition of the yankee
j tronjis durint; the retreat. He describes them a*
r>f ( utterly donioraliied and disorganized They hur
ried along iu great droves like frightened cattle,
officer^ and men being mingled indiscrimlnHtcly
ami inextricably. Our men followed them up and
slaughtered them at leisure Had the rout t.aken
place two hours earlier, the entire army would
have been destnjyed or taken prisoners.
Hirhmond Euamirin-
The Burniny in Winc/tnter.—In our notice
of the evacuation of Winchester it was stated
that the Federal troops had wantonly set fire to
aud destroyed one entire block of building*;
From parties from the Valley wo learn that this
block of buildings was in the very heart of the
city, and included the “Taylor Hotel,” the larg
est and finest public hou.se in the Valley. The
whole square wa.s swept by the fury of the flames,
nothing but bare walls being left of the finest
improved houses in the town. In blowing up
} the magazine, the Yankee who applied the torch
was also blown up. (>ur cavalry force captured
jn the vicinity of Winchester about 90 prisoners
At Harper’s Ferry a InTge number of negroes
j were recovered by our forces, who belonged to
parties in difl'erent parts ot the Valley. We
have hoard the number stated a.s high as /i/teen
hundr^'fi.—/iich}H(>nd Di.yjdtch.
I'epi
tor sale by
J C POE.
V 'Jtpd
Wanted to Fiir‘lia»r,
.SLOR'-> WuM.VN vrith i or 'i rtJii;r>Li, a' good
w-iShf-r un i cook Dno that can c. ;i * well recom
mended 1 will pay a liberal prii'e for
;\
1C E.
'j'^HE L .'1 IjERSIGNFI.*, bi.th having entered the niili-
I tary servi.'e of tue i^onfe lerate States o' .\c\erica.
her» bv 'j-iVi'notice to their old rutouiers an 1 frirnds,
;hai th ». have appointo 1 Jo.hn !>. S:arr and J din U.
WilliH’^ -. '.f thi>.: ]ila>^e. their auorn.-y. to '.iilect oither
fep'kf'i .-'v or cotijoiiitly >iil inoney- din* then.' either l>y
accouiit or note, and otherwis? to i»tten l to their bii-
(inf--> generally during their absence. They resji^ct-
tul'.y .k. 1; all persons in iebi.-d to them to call a-^ }Touipt-
Iv a>^ } . S'iiblo 'n their agei.'-- >o l m^ke paym, ut.
: -UH. ,K WILLIAMS
i>ept 1'.', l^^'il.
« OA EEOEK ITE ttOSDyi
F the denoniinations ©f ji.'WO, >^100. Apply
ai I lie Bank of North Carolin i
.M irch 18 'Jtf
HKlDlU’AKTERS. lUiilrirt of fape Fftir. )
Wilmington, N. C , 4, 18frJ )
AOTII’S;.
'pj c^jiiiplete the defences of i-.s C»pc Fear, it is ue-
I cessary that the Planrerx in ;iii- vicinity should fur
nish slave liibor. j
The plave owners in the . ititi-s of New Hanover, j
Saniiison. L>up'in, Brunswick. Hlalen, and ('olumbus, |
can without serious inoonvenience, furnish the labor '
neceassary to complete tVi** work in a short period
they would be the p: .:i(.ipal aufierers, should lUg
enemy acquire possession of ttiis r«gion. they are r«-
quired to furnish one tilth of their able bodied male
61 a V c s
These slaves should be pruvidnJ by theii*owncri»
with axes and shovels, or spades, aa.) al«o with two or
three days provisiuDS. until they can be supplied from
thi« place
The owijera will soe that they aie present on .Monday,
:?epteujber 7, eilLar at this place or at one of the Forts
on the fiver
A prompt conjpliance wm>i this order will render it
uunscessary that the military should bo sent into tb«
co'jniry t.. procure laborers
1 The slaves will be returned as soon as iheiii services
can possibly be dispensed with
X. L CLINGM\N. Brig Ueu’l CVitn’dg
Sept 4, 18t)‘i 5s-2t
.%diiiiui«ilratioi& A'otice.
' ^pilE subscriber having mialifi._-d as A Innnistrator on
1 the Estate of-\tigus .Siiaw i)«.;'d. at Sept. Term of
CiinilierlaaiJ Couniy Court, lSti2. hereby gives notice to
a:l persons indebted to the oaid F.s'ate t.) make iinnie-
' i1:ate p»_\mtnt, and all persons having clain's (Tgainst
said Estate to present thetn within the time prescribed
by l.iw or this aotioe wil! be pleaded in bar of their re-
; .\>v»ry JA.^1E.S .TENKINS, .-Vdrn’r
Sept. U*. Ibti’J. r)7-4tpi
NOTICE.
^pHE subscriber having qualified as .Administrator
I upon th» Estate of the late Henjaruin R. Hnake, at
the Septeaiber term of the Conn oT Pl“as and Quarter
Scf'sions of Cuuiberlanii County, all pt^r.sons indebted to
th,> sail Estate are reijnirel to mike immediate pay
ment and all pet ^ons having claims against the same are
r.ojuired to present then> within the time prescribed by
law, or thi't notice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. NV. N. TlLtlSGHAST.
Seft- 58-3t
0
ad
REWAItU.
• i.:x U,ii. WOKTIi.
Ciij liii- iou and ForKardiu? >Ierchauts
uaMivtrrox, \ v
.-■,1 bitf
U. W. BI EI.AKU,
otH3UtHs*on *ftfrrhunr,
WILMINGTtjN, .N
i r a id t'F.H - atten^’on vv . !..• g;-- :
' Na al ... it*s, C.t. ->i I 'iiber. 1 iiii'; :,
II. • f .untry ^ruducu.
RtrLR T:
I''K.'i.i£Y. Prei’t i’oni. Bank ai Wilmiugti ii.
" B. N. C.. at do.
■E. J. V Fayetteville.
- ;■ Mil p.Ti..': .Sc ( •'
■'. E.«iq., j'larneti County, N. C.
ir>if
Eii veloiM^s.
I I l>hby Th'. . H Tillingliast, Fayetle-
y ’s i';ii . f (he und-Ttigned. wh'di‘''tile or
E J. HALE .M SONS
\tU'rtliiH date I \%ill
f' ‘ per ji.jiind for rag- .ie-
livt r I in F-.-I neville, or at iny mills
1> MURPHV
^pHE above reward will be paid for the appi«h«nsion
I and .lelivery to the nearest Military Post, ol ALtX-
.\.NL»E ; \V.\LLA.'E, ■who deserted bis Cutnpany ou or
about 'JOth of March j'J. Sai.t Wallace i* -4 years
o J, 5 feet 11 inches high, red coniplexii.n, dnik hair,
fi'iie eyes; he is a native of Moore County, and is proba-
V ‘n til • vicinity of Carthage.
JAS. I). M.IVER.
i’aja. Co U, ‘J'ith Reg't N C Troops.
Crimp ./ohn^ion. H mile-' from Kinston. June 17, Stiff :
s^lO Kewaril.
INS ILL pay the above reward for the apprehension
and confineuicnt of my man CALVI.N. who ranaway
from nio about three wseks aro,
I will also pay a rewar.i of Fifty Hollars for aufficient
evidence to convict any person of harboring him. Cal
vin i^ about 4ii years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high,
black, and weighs about IfjU pounds; he wears small
^.ild ririifs in his ears He ia a boat or ship carpenter,
and well known a>)OUl Fayetteville and Wilmington.
He sometimes ca!N himself Calvin Johnson.
THKO. EVAN.S
:jstf
Capital in Pruiniuiii N >te» auiO'>;nts
Caib on hand »nd otht;: assets.
^•.:li7.tlH.8 '.ib
■5.077
Total. i-J7'j,7i;G ttl
The Company h ive paid all iosxis f'lomptiy. and
hsvs ncvnj made an assessment .jti their prdniiuin notes.
Total ’. sses paid. Oy
OKriCKRs;
GEO McNEILL, Presi leui.
I). A. K.\Y, Vice President
C. A Mc.MILLAN. Soc y
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover,
S. T. Hawley,
Nathan A. St(^lIufcU,
C. B. M alien, -
James Kyle.
A. A. McKethan.
J. 1). Williams,
S. \V. Tillinghast.
W .N. Tiliiiiiiiiasi,
S. J. Mjnadftie
Win. MoLauriii.
T. S. I>utterloh.
A. W. Steel.
J. G. C..»K.
Hon .1. G. Shepherd
R. F. Brown, )
A. E, Hull. ,
Wilin'aion.
AtlTK E.
V.S 1 expect to be absent fr.iin home a few inonth.s m
the West, Archibald Mcl.ean is ny authorized
Agxnt to tr-ansact niy busiiie-s until 1 return.
N G. JONES.
l>ec r’jx. If't^O, h.itf
m IILWAHI).
1) .VNAV>.\^ ti'om the sulscriber. on the -d lust . iiis
t n«/io man .-M.l'iiEH. He i- ar>ou( six feet high,
and is Very «,rai«ht He is io year* old, and is sai'l lo
huve some In iiaii bloo.l; he is dark coppei- color. He
sigiis ve.y o‘'teii and loud. .nnd to hini-cU' u groat
deal Hib cIotlie>‘ are good; he h.i» a blue cloth over
0 at with him which fiii hin'. close.
lie can use the tools of a carpenter or shoemaker >»ell
The subscriber apprehen.is that he will endeavor lo
Ui.ikt I.;-' way to the Vmikees. arid uitii.lately carry oti'
(.;iier negroes trom the county if ne tu‘ce--ds in getting
to the Yankees once
i will give for his appreiiens.ioii, il takeo lu this
«ouuiy, and if taken and coniine i in jail in any
oilier county; and a r^asonnble rewa-J foi- uny iufuruia-
• lion ill r, g:ird to him.
Alfred was raised in Wake connty. by some one of
tlie Haywoods. .ALBERT .\I\I'RS.
White's .Siore P. (>.. .Anson co . Auijr >. .Vl-U'
WAATEOI
•)( i '’OOD U-\NDS to make SALT ou the COAST, for
*»\/ which high watres will be paid. ThJ location is
henirhy, and ttie hands under the personal supervision
of Mr J. !• Mc.Artbur. Apply to him in Wilmington,
at Mr. A. K Hall’s office, or to us in Fayetteville
I) v't W. .McL.AURlN.
Sept tJ. 58tf
iittatc ol A'ortli Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
R\LkitaH, -August 2'i, 186VJ )
•^pilE Sheritl- and Constables of the different Counties
1 of the Slate are tiereby authorixed and directed to ar
rest all psrsons belondr.g to the Confederate .Army who
are absent without leave.
For each arrest they will be entitled to reward from
the Confederate Onvernrnent of Slo tor each one con
fined in jail, or if dcliverel to the t’amp of instruo-
tion near Raleigh, or to a Conf'e lerate offict?r.
St utrali/^ u itli o Vemjeanai.—We see it
htated that the Yankee Government ha.s maie a
large contract for arms with certain English
manufacturt?rs, to be delivered within a certain
titnc, provided, in the interval, war does not
break out between the two countries. As there
is no probability that the contingency provided
against will happen, the bargain may be con-
.sidered as clo.sed. The arms will be delivered
to the Yankees, and thc^' will kill as many
“rebels” with them as they can. • As our coast
is blockaded,'and wc have no navy, the Yan
kees have it all their own way. This may be
neutrality, for aught we know to the contrary,
but to us it seems a very strange kind of neutrali
ty. The next thing to killing a man one’s self
we take to be giving a third person a weapon to
kill him with. When a murder takes place under
such circumstances, in ordinary life, the principal
is indicted as an acces.sory. The old United States
at one time made heavy complaints against the
{ British Government because iiritish subjects were
in the habit of selling firearms to the Indians
j upon the borders. It was for that offence, as well
i as we recollect, and for the ^rther crime of iuati-
I gating them to make war upon the white inhabi-
■' tants, that General Jackson hung Arbuthnot and
I Ambriiter. We can bee but little differencfl be
j tween the two ease*, except that we are alreadv
; engaged in war.
This so-called neutrality ot Great Britain is
quite as oppressive to us as would be a formal
war It has the effect of dejiriving us entirely of
those munitions of war which she furnishes in
profusion to our enemy, who are already enor-
To secure these arrests the above named officers will i * , , ir iV
and use all the power and au- j mously superior to us in that particular. 11 the
call ill any est-istanoe
thoriiy belonging to their said offices.
ilENRY T. CLARK, Governor ofN. C.
.\ug. 2''. 1S'>-. 67-6w.
SOAP FOR SAEE.~
]H \ VE now and will constantly keep on hand a large
supply of (lOOl) SOFT and H.AHU SO.AP at my
Soap Factory ou Per'fon St.. near the half w.ay bridge.
•Jul.*
1M'"J
FEW LADIES
the Serninarv.
1KI>!
•an be accommodated with board at
T. ’
Sept. I'J. 18>1.
AIM! V
HOOPER
Ol’*-
IIAKAE»>?!».
I.o^l or
J® N .U'~ nut filled lip, ■'ignc.i ,,y !; ,,„.j
X i* *: .y I'.itrick .Murphy, inadi- p iy-...^„y
- iti F .yptteville. AH person-^ nre t ..rev,-n-J-
V- iRey will not be puiil
^ I>AVID MURIMIV.*
* l.itl
copes and Stereoscopic Viens.
w i ' luii’ai a - i?rnu-nt, jii't received.
i:. .1. HALE Si SoNH.
^ iil\-n *«* flollar!>t Reward.
Hiib-cnber. liis negro oy ,M(>-
y "t- of age, aboat 5 feet in inche-j
.'itid vi-ry much tin ned ou' at tiie
. ‘ • "'hen 'ijiokeii t.i. He wai seen at
p ' oepion county on the :_'lsi itlt.,
■ a'^''u; ihi'^e weeks hl'o. The
! >'1 ■ •' Il ' 111 me i.r t'f.r
• - ; gi-t lirn,
W U. JOHN.';N.
■ - ^ , Aug 14, 18b2. 62tf
1A.M prepared to manufacture all kind‘s of Wagon
Harne-rs for Army use. 1 tan luy leatlier ul I can
;:ivc good btif'diii-. .Ajjei'I.s wili do well to send their
order- io me as they shall bavo prompt .attention, and
sent off in 'luii.'k di patch JOHN (^\RTFR.
Gol'lston P. (J., ]hatharii Co., N. (^, )
June l:{, lHil2 f
hn Collins and C. C. .'VlcCrwiunien. Traveling .Agents
B^^The Coinr-finy invite ap'Oication-*.
May 28, IF';L ‘ , oj.
i^roceries I iArovt^ r iesil
A LARGE and well selected Stock of FAMILY
GROCFHlIE.S always on hand, coii'^i.*iiug o4
IJacon-Side.s, ,'Ues.s Pork, .Mulhif.s, .'^lacker
Nos. 1 and ‘.i, Mi)!asft;ert, Suirnr:
grades, 'robacco. (’igar-^.
.\nd all other fulicle.-' u.siially kepi iti
eery EsiablishiMeni
COX, KENDALL jS?
Wilmin^rton, .April 2,
of al
Wh'ilesale Gro-
t'O
lo-t’’
Mlanairfufn
! i ML'LA'i’l’O \VOM.\N by the name of LUCY; about
; l\ veare ohl, of medium size, but n'i'v .jnite v^irpu-
' if/if.
j Sai 1 v-om >n i-> pt ^bably in or t ear Town, b-.it may
j have b,*en I >.l off iu the direction o'. Ni-wberti by iiili
I Bruintni, a tree niiilai.'n man who has been at work
! I r-.'pet.'ei probably oa tl'iC Wilmington .t ^Vel ion
tUii’ >K.I •! a !>ep't Noith of W irsaw. I will (lay
: for ihe .)rl V." V O' -aid girl to me or l.i |i;»* I in Juil In
■ ti.w.i. f iiiM'i i:i sHi-i ri-diTify, i.' .-^oU it s lid srirl i-
■ fouti! i’l V oi.i. r ^^>nllly ati I i^mtln.'d in the J ,il if
i ih-j .«■ !ii.->. ;ii • jiii:y nrt -iiing giviog nie eiily iiifin-nia-
' i ion of tb- s.illo‘
Soft Soap 12.’, cents per lb.
be ■fixed in » few days.
Hickory and Black-j.ack
bushel paid for them.
Fayetteville. Sept 8, IS'
British (jro'^ernmeiit were disposed to observe a
real neutrality, it would take steps to prevent the
Yankees from being furnished with what we can
not obtain. It would forbid the exportation of
arms by either party. It would allow nothing
i which would give to one advantages which the
I other did not possess. When it promised neutral
ity, it would take care that neither party should
, jirofit by it to the detriment of asother. A neu-
I trality which destroys one belligerent while it is
I ot infinite benefit to the other, is very much like
—-j war upon the injured party.—Illvh. Dispatch
Tilt* «ul»«Tih*r ii'aiitii'
to purchase a f.IKELY NhtlRO BO^ .
'he price of the hard will
,\shes wanted
P.
(>() cents a
JONES.
■ 1 mpd
3Pf
OIL AND LAMP BLACK.
\NNKRS' and LUBRICATING OIL.
LA.MP liL.ACK in barrel.'i. For pale by
JOS. R. BLOSSOM it CO.,
Wilmington, N. C.
«tf
Mart'h
Tlie Pre^hvteriaii P?«aliiiodiMt
Charaoier notes. ,A further supply just received
Jnl.' 20. E. J HALF. ,v hon.H
.He
z
: I
A 4>«ood C'ook
WILL BUY OR HIRE.
Raleigh, Atig. HI.
Wanted.
KEMP P.
Headiiiiartes'K %Vii6iiin;(toii )
Artillery, f
(.’ami* B >yL.\s, Jiilv 20. If'i)!.
This (’onjpany, desiring to be complete in even/ re-
fl>eet, would be glad to enlist a number of goo.l Drr-
vers,—men accustomed to the inanii;';ein>ii.t • f horses.
There will be paid to each man, on ealiHlnK tit. a bounty
of $!•). Monthly pay .'512; besides being clotiied and
fed, medical attendance free, find nil other Jieccsyary
eijiiipnients turnished requisite for a soldier.
No one need apply unless he is a good driver and ex
perienced iu the management of horses. The destina
tion of the com(>any is \ irgini.a. as soon as equipped.
Rltfl ALEX. I). VOORF,,
(S»|it f> h, Ueg’i Lu Artillnrv
1 A rswi A A D ’Oi\T R t^T:
JNti U
WILL! \MS
r.i If
Faye-'-'ville. Aug. ‘2' 1
To l>a»d ll«iyfs.’*i.
^pHE !iudev.-.igtud olT- r.~' for sale, in ;'ie ■ >• .' regien,
and within ei.sriit 'niie^ of the teruiitjns ol tfie ra_\-
ettevillc Wc'tern Rail Road on Deep River,
Kl(,!lf itU.NDKK!) ACUES OK LA\»,
adioininfi the land beloneing to the estate of George
Wilcox, d-jc’d, aud lying three miles South from ’ar-
bonton, on Little Pocket CrecK, .Mooie county.
These Lands are well adapted u. the growthjif corn,
coitou. svheat, o.ats, i>e> 1 nere are on the j,rem-
ises a comfonablc Dwelling, and all necevary Out
houses, with about one hundred and fifty acn's unv
fence, including forty or fifty acres of never-failing
bottom land. This is a rare chance for persons wish
BATTLE.
ot
’0\ FEIIERATE ROA
/ \F the denominations of S.MM), SIOO. Apply
V/ at the Bank of Capa F«ar.
March ]«. ' 4»tf
An ESSAY, on the AmencanCrisis, by 1' W. .vloMahon. i ing to make inve.stincnts. as lands are undoubtedly ad- )
A further Supply ju=t reo’d. vancing in price in this socrton.
Feb. 12. J.; J il.AJ.K .tj SO^mS. Por luvther informntion apply to Mr. M. M McRae,
H(‘Mper and other Po*in*,
By THEOPHILU.S HUNTER HILL, Es.p, of Raleigh.
For 8ale, prica 4>1, bj K. J. MALE .i^UNV.
Jm'j 18, 1862.
Crane’s t'reek, P. O., .Moore county, or addn -s iii« at
Fayetteville. N. 0.
DANIEL McRAL,
For the Ueini of Gilb«rt MoKae, deo’d.
Carbonton, Mocr« oo., N. C., Aag. 24 1869. 4Ut
about f. urte.-n years old.
C. n ROBINSON.
Fayetteville, S.‘| t. 4, 18rt2. .'i7tr
^liiii»S!«tratioEi Aotico.
rpML Subscriber liavitig qualified as .Adniiui'trator ou
J (he e-itaie >f William .McKay, (dec'd), at August
'i'eiiii of RobeJon County I’ourt, 1Sij2, hereby gives
notic” to all pers uis indebteil to said estate to make
imiiiediate payment, .atid .all peruons having claim.s
against .-ai 1 estate to pres--nt tbe'^i within the time pre-
*ctibed by law or this noi;-'e will be pleaded in bar of
their rc'coveiy. MURDOf'K MoRAK,
.Administrator.
Aug. 2B, 18f>2
Further .\otice.
^pHE Subscriber will ofl'er for sale at the late resi-
I denee of Wiiii+m McKay, dec’d, near Floral Clollege,
in Robeson county, on Tuesday, the 3Uth day of Sep
tp.mber 18*12, all the perishable properly belonging to
the estate of said Wm. McKay, except such stock as
may be necesJiry to gather the present growing cr >ps,
' consisting of Cotton, Corn, Fi)dder, Horses, Cows, Hogs,
I Sheep, Bacon. Lard, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and Farminz utensils of every kind
Th» usual credit will be given, and bonds with ap-^
provtil security will be required before the property
will be delivered. .MURIH'^K McRAL,
Administrator.
Aug. 2'i, lSf.2.
Riank Warranis for sale here.
Xeic Sfi/!r >/ (fimlioafs.—It is stated that the
enemy are bu.-?ily eiigagedWn the W(?stern rivers
in the vonstruotion ot u large fleet of gunboats, of
very pet.-uiinr build, iuf«nd»‘d to nuvigati:' the
waters d' tlif .>,hiulest riveia of the Snuth. They
are Hat bottumod and. have a breadth ol beiim
sufticit-ni lo enable them to carry h.-nvy nrmoi
and an etFective armament on a draft of water ol
not more th:in two and a half to throe and a halt
feet. 'I’hese will be formidable antagonist.'*, for
there is scarcely a creek, river or bayou on the
Gulf coasts, Irom the llio tirade to Key e.st,
which they cannot penetrate during the winter
Forewarned is forearmed, and must prepare
to disappoint the oljects ot the foe by obstruct-
in»' and defending the rivers against these peculiar
anTao'onists, and abandoning their banks with
gootis and chattels when they cannot be surely
defended.—Rich motui Wh iy.
One of the Yankee surgeons left in charge ot
their wounded at Culpeper Court House, asked
a Georgia soldier why our army, then pa.«;sing
through, was so badly clothed? “We always put
on our old clothcs wheu we are going to butcher
hogs”—was the answer.
“What was the use of the eclipse.'’ asked n
young lady. “Oh it gave th# •■o tiiue for refl®3-
tioD," replied a wag.