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Leonard neodersQii
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"j, Notes 1
SR
E K K L T.
VOL. MI J
KAYKT'TKVILLE, N. C.. OCTOBKK ‘i~. 18G!2.
pj^^srr.l* M(A'DAVS and THlKdDAY.'^
t:i)\V\HU J. BALE & SOxNS.
j i irr.HS -VSl' PROPRIETORS
. , .enii-NVeekiy OBiSRVKR $S dU if pni't ia
.. e i-. 50 ii’pail duiing the year of Bulscrip
• 'J iii*T the year ha« eipireJ
^ V-- '-'BxtRVKR $2 00 per annutn, jf paiJ iti
K.'"'I* during the y*?nr ol s;il).scrip-
r ;r' .iil after the year has u\pir«d.
\i,iVFRTlSEMENTS inserted for f.O cents per
. 1. line* fv>r the firit, and 30 ccnta for eacit ^
. i C -.'ublicatioii. Yearly iidvertieenienis by ape- ,
^ at reasonable ri*tes. AdNertisera ure j
•. 'lAte the uuDibor of iust.'rtioub desired, or ,
' , ,r- 'continued till forbid, and charjred accord i
■, -emtut# to be tnnJt, charged 60 per
WKsrtRN IvAii, Umau (Hfu'fc:,
|-'a\ettevlile. Aug. 29 18G*J.,
B-'A VirrTE-:VH-I.K
1!L1XAL INSUmTK
W i k-i
Odpiikl in Premium NoU'.s amountti lo
Cash on htind iud other asse:-'.
SVECl.Vl* NOTICE,
i i’-.a: thii dale, no name of a new subscriber
iic'-ed without payment in advanee, nor will |
■ !e Scut J such -lubscribers for h Ivuger time
,1'uiT Old aa desire to take the pu-
vfiU notiiy uii when makinj^
Jan y 1, lb-58
■ N.cb -J
j.-i .:..s
li\fM. *?#*!-. •TfcJkVll*,-.
Attorney at Law,
Fatettevillk. N C
■ i; j-ieud the County and Superior I’o'or^ts of
T^trland, Harnfttt, Moore and Robeson Coun-
p-;Ept attention given ta
-i.'-sted to his hand's
* i:, i?5a.
the oolleftion of all
)8-tf
-Scott give% notice tbat he
'rom Fayetieviile for a few "weeis
Fije-ie^iile. June 13, lS*i- !^ttf
(.'to. W. WILLIAMS
i'TholcMalc l>caler» in iilroceric*,
AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
iaTQ^^are aod Cutlery, Swedes Iron,
HAT STREET, FAVETTEVILLK, >. t.
:xoi.
:jetf
10-tf
j .X W. p. KENDALL J S. KENDALL
iO\, KODAI.L Ac €0.,
ciiiiulssloii Merclmaits
A N D
WHOLESALE OROCERS,
,Vo. 11 i P- Xorlh Waier St.,
Wiluiiniloii. N. C.
jgj* '-der'/frjm the Oouulry promptly exocine.i
I'-i-.iciilki aiieation given to the ealo of fotton
jiher prod’-i’-?
April ltt.1-
T. t. JL B. ii. \% OUTII,
oaiQirtiiou aud Forwardiug Mercliaufs
WILMINGTON, N '
.•J, lr*.l
V AK D!
t i L>' LADIE3 can be accomraodated »iib board at
A !ae fceminary
1C. HOOPER.
J .b’il.
J
Lofct or Hi'ilaid.
Nuie# not filled up, signed by my»elf and
«nioHpj bv Patrick Murphy, made psyahle to any
'■t' iheFiDSi at FayeitfcTille. .All persons are forewarn-
?ip.i L . :j uie them, ag ih«y will not be paid
uaviu murphy
. 13if
i \N und af^er the 1st tiny of Sept. the following rates
V* will be ohargcd on Passenj^ei 8, viz:
Fi oiji b'ayeitovilie lo Little lliver, 50 cts.
to Spcut Spring, To
to R^ick lirauob, 1 u.)
lo Jonesboro’. 1 ‘J'>
t'' Melver’ft. 1 c-a
Tweuty-tive ceu:i additiooal will be ooUecied by the
Coiidnetor ot each passenger, leaving a Station without
a tick.'i.
A new rite of Freight will go into effeot wt the same
lime, which will be printed and furnished to the public
in H few day:
By order of the i’res’t
JXO -M ROSE. Trea^’r W R, R Co
Aug;. 30. lebl 56lf
%VE^T E K \ K A117 HO A D.
PHOM tiT.d after Monday the *2Jd inat., the Trains on
r thi« Ko'id wii! run daily, leaving Fayetteville al i
o' look A M . returning leave Mclver’s Depot at 1
0 jlooK. P ,M 0 B MALLETT, Pres i
:^ept L’U, Isbi. »;2ti'
Weslerii HHtlroad Offit-c, \
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept. 27, 18ti2, /
the purpose of increasing the capital slock of tliis
r 'ooij..auy. to ennble it to esii'nd ihe Road from the
Coal Fields to ihe North (^arolina Road, the followiue
gen!!**men have been appointed t'omtni-sioner.^ to re
ceive sub9orib'*rs iu their several ueisrhborhooda, vii
At Gulf—L J Haugnton, Brooks Ila'rris. Dr George C :
Newby and «i Washington ,
Above the Gulf—.Jno J Gold-J'on. James r‘ Rivt?s aui j
ilugh W Dii n I
-\t Ore H'll—G W Goldston. Dr L W Gorrell and N
M .Alston ,
Above Ore Hilt — Dan 1 ITaoltney. A U Mitrsh and Jas
Pao«. • j
.\t Fouat’s Mi'N—Dr H M Foust and Dr J D Grave*
.\t Franklin-iville and vicini'y - Isaac H Foust and A
S ilorney.
-Vt .^sheboro’—Jonathan Worth and H F Hoover
At New Market—Jesse Walker and Jo-^eph Newlin *
.At Thomasvil’e—O Foster and Jno W Thomifl
-\t High Point—l>r H C Lindsay stid Seaborn Perry
•At >alem—I'rancia Fries and R L Patterson.
.^t tireeuiboro’—C P Mendenhall, Peter .\dacjs, Hou
J -A Gilmer anJ Jesse H Lindsay
It.ET ictiuns will be sent to tl.e GQtnmU>*> >nerii at an
early d»v by tie Piesident of the (’ompHnv
1 C4tf J M RO.SE, ?!ec'y W R H Co
: Ploreuce and Fayetterille Kail Koadi {
L’^NDER the provi-ions of an Or.ii.Nnce of the Ci-n-
veation of N' r'.h ^ar Una. Hooks will be upe-.ed on
, !Le Itith June at the I - w^ng pUc-.'s an.I v.tider -ho di-
‘ rcction of the followin/ person(“. to receive pnbscrip-
tions to the Capital Stock of th» '■‘Florence ."i Fitvfl'e-
rille Kiil Road Co." .Shai*>s '>ue Hundr.' l l).lUrJ eavii
J: r^e Hju A’c iJ (/ji.- /av^r.c: u.t -I'r. l"r the di-
rectiou ul the General Cotumik'*; "’.er-, ,\ .‘v. McK-'tl^ji'i.
I* \ Kay, A W Steel, "'m McL McK iy and .fno.
M K-.-se
; At I'lt Kfd —Under the direction of Hector
' .McNeill, Wm. J Stewart. Jas. A Smith, Dan’l y. Mc
Neill and Col. Alex McMillan, or any one of t^em.
Fli'ral Collegt:—Under the direw.ion of I»r Neill
McNair, Dr. A. D McLean. Archibald .Smiih, Ednund
Lilly and Co!. Alexander Wa:- n, or any one of ihem
Al — Under the din-c'ion of Murdock Me
■ Rap. D MoLecl, 1). .McCallum, Jas MoRae, Jr . and J
j H McCi leen, or any one of them
.If i:forr!»viUf. — U^ulertliP Jirei'tion of J'hn Purcell.
.Ino. McNair, Siou Alford, Dug ill Mo(’.i”-m and Juo.
.McCttUuai. or any one of them.
The Subscription 15ooits will remain open f.T the
r«pare of fj'J days When a sufficient sum i' subscribed
the Company wiil be orgauiied for the purpose of build
ing the Road
^-2C7,ti8» ‘Zh
5,077 i56
.70-5 61
m, ,, • J ,1 . clolje intimacy with forjurr Legislutive bodies, he trust*
Ibe (ompany l.ave all promptly, and haa considerable acquaintance with the dutie.
HENIIY
A C ARO. ' To the Members of the Legislature.
«'aoip Hale, near Fort FUher, I’., m2.' U E are re4uesu-d by a friend of ''
TO.^, Esq. of Duplin county, t wuo IS now absent
in the Army oi' the P-jtninac, 1 lo announce him as a
eandidaie for re-election to the office of Solicitor of the
*2d Judiciil Circuit of the State, which he has held for
the past four years.
Oct. IJ, 1862. C9-0t
1 ?/y 1 unkftjhki.—An ufficcr in
Oen.
Lo
wly
undersigned, a private in Ihe .Artny ot the (’on
1 t'ederate .Siaieu, re^^pectfully >iuuouiices himself a
c^mdidale for Chief Clerk of the House "f Comimns of
the neit Legislaturo Having pa.swed two Winters
havv never laudc an ii'is'essmeni on their premium noteH
Total losses pa'd. $29,‘>H2
 )yFii;Kjts:
GEO M^'^>E1LI., rn-sidenl
t.'. A. R.\\ , \ ’••» Pretiidtiut
('. \ MoNJIIjLVN, Sec V
DiKKL'rorts:
'V. N TillitiehaHi,
of the position.
Aug.
E
COLTON.
5ltf
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrovrr,
S. T. Hawlfty,
Nathan \ Su'duiiu,
C. B. .Miillctt,
Jitnu-.H Kyle,
A. A. McKeth-in.
J, D. William«,
S NV. Til!:ugL\st.
lin ('olUus and C.. C
S. J. ii if-dale,
V- iii. Mel vurin,
r S. Luu^-rloli.
A. W. Steel,
J '.}. Crfok,
Hon J. G Shepherd,
K F. Br'.iwn, I ,
A E. Hall. ?‘on.
.''U’rummf 11, Truvbliug .Ageni
e^f*The Company iuviie applications
Mav -ft.
N
THE i\ORTii t’AROLlVA
}m v\l LJFK l\Sl!lA\lE (0>1PA!\(I,
OW iu the teuth year of sncoHssfi.l operation, with
growing capital and tii ;ner hold upuu public coa-
tidenoe, ountinues to insure the lives-nf all healthy per
sona from 14 Co 0(> ye-w- oi aje. iji one yeai. for seven
years, and for life -.ill lit'e meuibtrs sh.-iriiig in the j>rottts
All slaves irom lU lu »/■' years of agf* are insured for
one year or for tiv. y*?:trn :'>r two ihird-t t-heir value
AlHosxes ai'ii punotuRiiV p.aid within '.jO days after
satit'factory proof is pr. -ented
For furlhi'r inf rtn itii'a the pub>> ‘ ib let'ei red to
Agents of the ('ompany in .lil p-i.ris Hie State, and to
ii H HAi'J'LK. .Secretary. Raleigh
1^ j H VL^. Agent at
Jan’y lB5y. Fayetteville. N. C.
A1>VEKT1'«*E>IE^T.
KngJneer Office IMstrk t of (^pt Fear, \
S.MITHVILLK, Oct. 10, 1862. J ,
VLL persons having claims against the Engineer De-
purtmeDt for materials or service? applied in the
cangtruoiion of deterce^ in .Nor'h Carolina, can have
their claims e.t»mlcsd. and if supported by satiBtaclory
cenillcaies of olBoers authorized lo order the expendi- '
tuie, or proved just and equitable, they will be paiJ by
reference to this (.tfiice
C. R. COLLINS,
[ti.'^-Klt] Cnpt. Engineers (\ S A.
%%A?%TEO,
4 I' the C S -VRMORT, Fayetteville. .N. C , t^a tir^t
A class ARMORY SMITHS, and thre.- or four ». mp^-
tent workmen
Steady employment will b? given. auJ wages pro-
povtioued to oapabilitv
.Apply to J. -A i)KLA(iNEL,
Lieut Col S .A ('om-J’g.
Oct lU tj« bt
A Eatly to ob
tain a situation as Music Teacher in a
Seminary Refi-rencet: given if neces
sary
.Vddress boi No -14, Wiimiiigtou. N.
Oct. y. 07-7tpd
To tlie P«*ople ot .floors C’ouiity.
VLL persons in Moore county, having friends in Co.
D, 4Hth Reg't N. C Troops, (Capt. Dowd,) are ear
nestly requested to dep'sit a blnnket ir blanke's at
ring’d aimy, writing to hid brother in this
some account of the carupalgn in the Kanawha
Valley, iaontions tbat when .the Yankees were
driven from Payette Court House, among other
things left by them in their precipitate flight
were the private effects oi’ Col .f T T'oland, a
portion ot which consisted ut stationery, each
separate sheet and envelope ol’ which was embel
lished with a photograph of the modo.st (Colonel,
with his name and title. 1 hese, no doubt, were
Mftj. H. McLean s Hotel in Carthage, by the 31st day liberally tarnished to the soldiers that they might
of (.'ot.. inst. This company of patriots are now with- spread abroad the features, name and taiue ot the
out a blanket, hiving lost ail on the hard f.Might field . . . i . .• -u„..i t.:„.
of Sharji.sburg, and tiiey appeal to you to supply their
as I
wants. Their friends neeii not hesitate lo giv
will attend p^rsomiUy to their irar.sporntion and see j
that they get them.
Let all having Carpetn cut them up and nicike bian-
keiB for the soldiers. This is the only waj’ they can be
supplied, as the Government cannol procure them.
I would al.so appeal to the people of Cumberland for
warrior Yankee. V letter from the Olonel him-,
self to a triend in Cincinnuti was also found,
“tellinj^ liini,” a.s the Confederate officer writes,
“that he , Col. Toland,) was then in command of
two resriments, and now was the time to push him
furwar.i. That his friends mui't present him
with :t horse and trappings, and if they could not
afford to go the whole hog, he would assist them
blankets for this company.- Any one who is willing to V . ' i.„ii >n7nrdj if
heip us will please leave fheir donation at Mr Wm. N. : I" It must be done at all hazards, U
Tillinghast ij Crocket y Store.
J. H. ANDERSON,
1st Lt. Co. D, 48th N. 0. T.
October 15, 1%;!. ' G9-3r
C A 1.1. E l» n E ET1 U.
he had to toot the entire bill. He also wished it
mentioned editorially in the leading papers. He
suggested tliat hLs chaplain, who was then in Ciu-
ciiinati, should make the speech. He says the
chaplain is a «iueer iellow, and mi^ht not be in
clined to do so, unless he is paid for it, and he
Fayetteville & Western Plank Road Co . . ^^^1,prized his’friend to offer him one hundred
4 MfclKTING of the stockhoMers ot the h. & W , ;«•
T".'
pv quan'.i'y of Palma t.'hriati beans
J A
WURTH
07-tf
A ;E«i! I
The Xew St> le, Sioali,
j ioi,ouKi> iTioratiiarus, {
j .^T 1
I J
AHT
\V004tvi ard'* ^oiar .c'ftiuera.
r ayetteville, Jct. 'i.
.hof.A»S»E1i.
BBLS iUGAR.
I'i Bb!« N O SYRLP
R, Co. is hereby called to meet in the Towa Hall,
in Fayetteville, on the 1st Timrsday iu Nov-Tiil>er urxt.
' (the 0th day) at 11 o’clock. A. M.
Stockholders are requested to be represented iu per
son or by proxy.'
' By order. JNO. M. R^'Sii.
Sec’y F. it W. P. !> (/O.
Oct. IS, 18G2. '/.'-'m
VAI.l Aiei.E lot' Siilv.
j OFFER fur sale my PLANTATION, 2 miles west of
! I Carthage, .Moore county, containing 250 acres, on
which is a Grist and Saw .Mill. Colton Gin and Screw.
I will receive in payment State Bonds, Confederate mo
ney or iikely Negroes.
MORISON.
, dollars, and to go as hijih a.-* tive hundred, if he
j would uot do it ior less.”
! Pnluckiiy for this Yankee brave, ],oring came
i and “pushed him forward” before his Cincinnati
I friend had a cl:u:ice. L iider these circumstances
we feel called upon to dc for him what he desired
j should be done in the newspapers of Hogopolis—
■ mentioii his case editorially. \Vehope our servife
• m thi.i regard intiy become known to him and his
friends.— iiuhmoitl H/tt'
UTLEY
02-tf
rttGRAPIT.S can Ijt h.-\ 1 at Vanors.lall’s Skylight
Oailery, Huy street, oj'posite Marble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C ; plftin, rtu-jui he-1. colord, in vrater
colors, oil an i p.asiile; frotu siu.ill to life sire Ambro
tyjies. MclaneoTvro^, an I all oilier styles of Pictures
pertaia' ig lu the Ai’ .\’.«o. Gilt FrHiE\-, Gilt Mould
ing. G' -■. for very large pictures —a** largo as ‘iti by 36
inche''. 'ord and Tasse'.i f.r iiar.zing pictures; Instru-
mpiiis. k and (.'heini’»ls :'?r sale lew for rash, l.ife
site colored Pt.otograph'' nui 1« from small pictures.
Having permanentiy locaiea here' I hope to merit
your patronage, i would al-^o return my -■inoerethan’Kfl
for the liberal paironag** besti we''. on me heretofore by
the good people oi F.tyeittville -»ud vicinitv.
C, M VANORSDELL,
Photogr'iphist and Proprietor.
Dec'r 20, 1 “5y 77-
x^Iarble Fitelory,
Reward.
b'iv MO-
»nc‘h?*»
r»n'ii(\-fiVC Dollars
■ T't-^VViY ^rom the subjcriber his
U't ■ H .* is I'l yeais of age. aboKi
• .‘'usi, lonjT feet and very much tuin**d out al th>
i .J its down when -spoken lo H** was se^n at
. Mi'.is iu Robeson county on the 21si uU ,
' n F*ayetlevtlle ebout three week*' ago. The j
- -•w-xrd v-ill be pai i for his delivery to me or for
c';;.U' mem in anv tail so that I g“l him
W b. loHNSUN. I
u^..•.;-vH’.e. S. C., Aug. 14, 1^62. y~'f j
^100 REWARD.
'..tS :i -y stable, ce.ir Lewisville, Forsyth
, 'a ihenighi of the llih in't., a srniill
'L. i.en^y built, blacklegs, mane rmd tail,
.Ark’ Noi-ther marksrecollected (iait,
■ 1 >■. “i: r; T'-t iml pace; afr** abou 11 or ’J yecr«.
'i W4 -Pen lurking in (he neien: 'ihoo'l, sup-
■ r :ne ihief. who answers to the foPjwing d->
r -■ r •J2 vears old, fair complexion, blue eyes,
• . light brown hair, w.-ll i,uib fr.ame,
inc^K-s high; wore a brown frock coat,
-t^ .‘ri-*rp ranis, (quite new. t n^w boots, blac^
. , .rray flannel «hirt, and grr.v h it; carried a ro I
UiHte of hearth rii^- with the-friuga on
■ A ir i of C'7'j will be given for the arre?t, f'lutin"-
i Conviction of the ihief, and -S^-) for th;.' s;;fe
y of the horse.
i.s >.appo«t‘d to be the seme Horse thii t that w i-
ed in F>iyetieville a year or two ago. Viy ih^ nam^
a verv no'orious thief.
JAMES S PLEDGER
N- C. Aug. 7. ’m
FavetteviUe. June 7, 180'2
A A McKETHAN,
D \. RAY,
A. W. STEEL.
WM .McL .vlcKAY.
JNO. .M K-O.'-t,
General C immisiiom-rs
S2tf
jti
16 “ Sl’UPPERNoNG WlNi:
On oonsigument and for tala bv
JOS
Sept 22
iLnntl Ibr s»aie.
'’pHE ^ub8crttier WMhe« to sell his plantalioa on the {
1 West >ida of Cape Fear, near Gray’s Creek P. O., '
li miles tielow Fayetievillo.
There are 1^1 acre* of L.AND, 7j of il good fai ming
laud and about 60 ia cultivation
There ib a new dwelling hou«e, and all necessary out
houses
For Turther information apply on the premises
James m foy
(,'utaberland Co.. Sept. aO. 1B^2. 66-Htpd
REAB. Ei^TATE FOR ^A I.E.
'^PHE Subscriber would sell his hous» and lot in Wades-
1 boro', logether w'lh about t^lOO acres of land reaching
within three miles ot the Village {if desirable ) The
dwelling houBe is large, and the lot the most desirable
in the up-couutry, tiuntaiuing near nfty acres of land.
Should any one desire to move further up the country,
he would sell them a finely improved bouse and lot in
Spartanburg, S (^, together with a good tract of land
near the place. J P SMITH.
-Aug 7.» • 4y 3mpd
.IdiHiiiUtratioii Aoticc.
'^l^HE sub-'criber havinst qualified at Administratrix on
j 1 the Estate of las Sundy. dec d. hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against sii i Estulo lo pre-
i sent them to Wm McL McKay within the time pre
1 scribed by law, or this notice will bo pleaded in bar of
their recovery. CATH.ARINE dUNDY', .Adm’».
I .Aug 4. IfeO'd 49- t
I rursi'KK’.s sai.k.
E SubscriHrr, as Trustee of Thomas .1. Curtis
VAEI AIII.E S>AAfr*^ lor Sale
I OFFER for sale my PLANT \TI'.S' on McClendon
1 Creek, fi miles wp-»t of Cartli
of the Coal Field'j. containing
productive as any lands in the county of Moore The
improvements good and the situation h#altby. Terms
liberal JOHN MOUISON.
-4. mil’s Ijiyht ton .—This Light*Di-
vision embraces six brigades, to wit: Gregg’s,
Pender's, Archer’s, I- ield s, I nomas and liraueh s
(now under command ot Col. Lane.; i he troops
uf the Light J>ivision are reported to be from the
n » j States named, vi2: Field’.s Virginians, Branch and
lying on tlio basin : J-’enuer's, North Carolinians; Thomas’, (reorgians;
21t^J a. res, which is a? I Tennesseeans, except 10th Georgia;
Gregg’s, South Carolinians, S batteries artiikij
and some cavalry.
w 5Vi:.e.
i I"
i:'-
\,.2
Rantitrau,
LAlfO WOMAN by the name of LU('Y; about
■ • iffi /id, of medium eiitc, but now qui>e for^.u-
To Raiir4»a«l 4'»i»l»*iX‘tor-%.
1>KOPOSALS are invit.'d for the grading of tha'^por-
1 itou of the Western Railroad ^-eiwepn tne G ilf and
tjre Hill in t hatuam county, and nlso foi the masonry
.Application andVommunic iiion* to be ma«lo to the sub-
=orib?r tli-.’f Po'sl Office, Cha'ham countv. N C
GEO WASHINGTON.
•let 1S»>2. 07-Im
\V \ATED TO HIKE.
\tiii ARLE-BODIED NfXtUO NiEN to w.-.rk on the ■
LUVI Western Railroad in Ch.vharn county, for the
rem-tinder of the present an-1 th*" en* uni; vear Apply
to JNO. c. WASHINGTON at Kington, JAS. E. Hi)YT
at Grpunville, or tlEO .\SHINtiTtJN or . MUR-
L»0( K, Gulf P. 0 , Chatham Co.. N. C.
Opt. J, 10t;2. .‘;'-lm
I i HATHA n RAIEROAD.
j .'Wtlire to f ontrariors.
! ^jRALED Proposals will ho r«'’eive>i by the un 1«r
O sten.>d at the I’tompany a Difice in the Ci'y of ; -ileieh
: un'il nooii, Satiir lay November 1, lSi2.—
/ .. the (JraiiuitioH and Manonri/ of m\‘hW>‘. diyimion,
' extfni'iiig from Page’s to Lockvillc, i'2.Z miles.)
I ari’l Sp-',nc‘Ui"Ui, showing about ti'engcre-
■ gite amount of wcrk re'iuired. will be e.\hil>i'ed for one
wed- prior to that date, at the Engineer’s in Hay-
; wood, Chatham county, an 1 the Compury s office in
! Rnleigh,
i Printed proponals will be furnished (Jonlraotors f r
; their tilling up, ..ud signatures.
! ' KP:\U> p. BATTLE. Pres’t,
t Ellwoiiu MottRts, Chiff Engineer.
; Raleigh, Of:t lU, 1S02. ^x-f-t
j}v
TWd aiiDKs iBint I'. T. iniui i snvs' sTORt
Fayellf*\ iilitp.
Jiin’v 2r-. ' ~ii0 S'l-
ii^rareriesi Groceries::
i L.AKGE and well scleftel S'.ock of FAMILY
A GRoCEflES always on hand, consisting of
Bacon-Sidi5. Mess Pork, .Mullet.'*, Maoker
Nos. 1 and 2, Molasso«, .Sugars of ai {
;:n-ades, 'roLaeco. Cigars,
Ani all other articles u-uilly kept in a Wholesale Gtv-
cury EMablishment
(’OX, KENDALL .t «'0
Wilmiugton, \pril 2, 1S''-1 10-tf
I rpHE UNDEP..S1GNKD. oth havinc: entered the inili-
£ tary o*'rvi(’e of tiie t' jnf--ierate Slates of \merica.
hereby give notice to th-ir old customers and friends,
t'r.at they h.ave appointi-tl .lohn !•. Marr and John D.
Williams, of this pl-^'-e. their attcrnoys to collect either
separately or o.mj-iiutly all '!•. >neys due them either by
af’count or note, 'in l ot *.orw;-.-to attend to iheir bu-
^ P)u*'«s generally during tiieir ab«>ncft. They re>»pect-
I fullv ask all person-* indebted ' ■ 'h'-ii; tocnll as prompt
ly (is pos-iible on th*‘i>- astett-’ \ .nuke payment.
T'l
will
aotite:.
1HAVE ibotu oow aere.s raorp, in ditl'erent trarts, in
th» county of Moore.— Farminjr. Mineral and Tur-
f.eiitlne land.-—which 1 will sell on liberal terms
JOHN MORISON.
Carthage. Oct 14, lb02. *}9-4;
ib». Aral>ir lor tvale l>v
J. R LEE ‘
Oct. 1*>. O'.Mf
STOLE A,
ON Thursday night last, one ROCK.-WN.AY and H.AR-
NESS. Said Rockaway was new. the inside cover
ed with green morocco. .Any information that wiil en
able me to get v will 1^ thankfully received and re
warded. MARY T H.VTCHELL.
Oct l:!, 18C2. f/'tf
Medical Purveyor’s Office, )
('lI.AKLdTTK, N. 1’.. Oct 1.'). ISti-J.
\OTI E.
(j taore TLoboHa Intl.i'a) Indian Tobacco Seed will
be received al this Depot.
M. HOWARD,
ry-,?t] and Med. Purveyor
\€>TIC'E.
LL Persons in Randolph County who have in their
N
possession “Patent .Medicines'
o9er for sale on FHUPvSl'.AY, the dOih day of Octo- | q( yrhich has been returned to m«*
A
ber, iust., at the residence of said Curtis, on Hay .Mount,
the following real and pers«nal property, vii:
The House and Lot on Hay .'lount where tho
said Cuitis now resides.
Six Negroes—women and 4 children
Terms ■»t sale TV.VI. .\icL. McK\\, Irustee.
Oct t5, 1SC2. t>7-ts
COTTO\ YARA.
•Vo. Itf Hay Street.
c. p.
Juc'y 0, l?l^2.
WAMKD,
large quantities, Ihe following articles, for which
the annexed prices will he ['a;-l. on delivery at the
MALLETT
S'i-
of any kind, a list
are hereby directed
to deliver the same between now and l-'jth day of No
vember next, to V H Marsh, Asheijoro’, who is au-
thorizecl to receipt for the samo.
JOHN M ANNING, Jr.. Receiver.
Pittsboro'. Oct. 1^. 180‘2. 0-3w
Sale of a Large Lot of Patent .Medicines.
ON Tuesday Ibth day of Noveniber next, at the Store
H use of A. H. Mari^h, in the town of .Asheboro’.
County of Randolph, I will offer for sale, for cash, to
the highest bidder, a large and valuable lot of Patent
.Medicines.
Jt'HN M.ANNING. Jr . Receiver.
PiUeboro’, Oct. 14, 18t»2. iO--'>w
Taliov; Cantltea Equal iu Star.—Messrs Kdi-
for.'i Mobile li^yister d’ /ttier.-—It may be of
interest to your numerous readers to know that,
'.tith not a cent of additional expense, tallow can*
dies can be made lully etjual in point of merit to
the common star candle.
To two pounds ot tallow add one teacuptul of
good strong ‘ley’ from wood ashes, and simmer
I ovor a slow tire—whei. a greasy scum will float on
top; skim this ofi' tor making soap, (^it is very near
soap already; a.= long as i,t continues to rise. Then
I mould your candles as u.suul, making the wicks a
little smaller—and you have a pure, hard tallow
candle, worth,knowing how^ to muke—and one
that burns as long and gives a light e*|ual to
Bperm. The chemistry demonstrates itself. An
ounce or two ot beeswax will make the eandie
some harder, and steeping the wicks in spirits
turpentine will make it burn .some brighter. I
write with one b^ i'ore me. Vn'urs,
We.^t Point, Mi^s., Oct. 5, '
Wfuit Cwoile sai! about Wcb&ttr, tha “/opy."'
—At a meeting recently held in Philadelphia,
the Yankee member of Congress, John Covode,
made a .speech, in which we tind the tbllowing;
I went to \i ashington to see who it was that
was carrying information to the rebels, and we
got a man named Webster to carry the rebel i»ail
from .Maryland over the Potomac to liichmond;
but it was carried through Waahinj^ton, and as
sorted by nie in the Committee room, in the Capi
tol; and I found who it was in the North that
were furnishing intormatiou to the rebels, and
when we got a lar^^e mail, there were a great
many who had to go to prison. (Laughter and
appl'au-sc.) Alter a while the rebels fouud out
Web.tcr‘s jievotion to. the Cni^n, and they hung
him in ilithmond.
N. i' Military Institute, Charlotte, N •'
V lb
$0
&i)
.Arum Tryphillum—Indian Turnip, root.
Asclepias Tuberon.1—Pleurisy Root,
-•\ristolochia Serpientaria—Virginia Sn\ke Root, 1 -•.>
.Acorvis Calamus—Sweet Flag, root, 25
.Asarum ’audiense—Wild Ginger, root, 50
(.ornus Florida—Dogwood, inner bark, 80
C.i'^ia .'daril indica—Wild Se'ina. leaves, oO
t'insicifiipn Racpinosa—Black .''uake Root. ' •')
Chimaphil'a Umbellata—Pipsissewaor Princess Pine. 50
.^0
sAi/r.
Ijr.RSONS wishing to send c-arts and wagons to the
Seaboard for Salt will fiad a supply on nand at our
fc^alt Works on the East side of the mouLl. of Lockwood s
Folly River, in Brunswick county, where they cm at all
times buy the article on as goodtf-rins as at other places.
Besides our own there is considerable being made in
that immediate neighborhood
RL SSELL & PRITCHETT.
Brunswick countv, Oct. 17. 70 Ctpd
’I'be ‘-Allen Pear Tree,’’ in S'.ilem, M^issachu-
tett.'. which is two hundred and twenty-four year«
old, bore tliirteen bushels of fruit this year. This
beats the Stuyvcsant P*ear True, at New York,
which, thougU tivo hundred and tiiteen years bid,
bore some iruit last year, and also this year,, bat
not in such {uautity a.-! the Salctii tree.
Sept
10. IHOl.
a a Ae WlLLi.iMS
fiS-tf
OIL AND LAMr BLACK.
'PANNER
I LA.MP
B1.«'.CK in barrel.
JOS. R.
'i'o Eaaid Riivcvm.
'nan is probably in or near Town, but may
i o!f in the direation of Newbern by Bill
i free mulatto man who has been at work as
‘T - ‘T jrobiibly on the Wilmington & W'eldon
‘ ’ a >i Depot North of Warsaw. 1 will pay $25
ilif- (t-l.v.-ry of girl to me or lodged in Jail in
^■n, if f iin i in this County, or if sai l girl is
.n i in any Miiii-r County and confined in itie .('lil of
•^ame, the pai' j urcsting giving me eatly infoiiti.\-
f the Bame.
JNO- D. W1LL1A^L■^.
et.eville, Aug. 2-5. IHf/i. tf
810 KeuariL
:LL pay Ihe above reward for the apprehension
ctr;fineH:enl of my man C.^LV IN, who ranaway
lue .ihunt three weeks ago.
. h1“0 p ly a reward of Fifty Dollars for ynlTicient
• ti,  ,tivicl any.person of harboring him. C d-
■ 42 years of age, -'i f*eet 10 or 11 inches hipVi,
i 1.1 weigliS about 1-50 pounl8;'he wars smatl
. i!! Ill- ear
LOOK AT THIS!
Tin: jfiVivTTKlliil/ii HOTEL,
Froutiug; 300 feet and in the bHsiuess
I portion of the Town,
i coiilaiii*i more ^pacioi?'* a«d ivell
feiililated Rooin^ tSiaiB any
1 Hotel in the .State, . ,, n u in ,
J i.ses a comtortable Dwi lhug, auii all necesiiary Out-
I and my Patrons say my  ondiment« are very good , witii about one hundred :md fifty acres under
1 for the times. | fence, including forty or fifty acres of •lever-fi.iling
j T. WADDILL, Proprietor. i bottom land. This is a rare -chance for per-ous w ish-
1 .May 20, 1^*’)2. 27y \ ;ng to make investments, as lands are un.loubtedly a*l-
' vancing in price in this section
Cyiisus .'^'“oparius—Scotch Broom, tops ot stet'is
Capsicum—Cayenne Pej'per, pod, t
l)iospvros Virginiit'a — Persimmon Bark, fm root,
D itara StrHinouium—Jamestown Weeil, seed X leaf,
Euptiorbia Corrolata—Blooming .''purge, root,
EuphorViia Ipecacuauhae—.American Ipecac, root, 1
Etipatorium Perfoliatum—Bone-se'.. leaves.
Frasera W ilteri—.American Columho, root,
GiPenia Trifoliata,
“ Stipulacia, )
Geranium Maculatum—Cranes-bill, ro»t,
Gentiana Cate.sbei—.American Gentian, root,
Gaultheria Procumbens—W’iutergreen, leaves.
Humulua Lupulus—Hops,
Hyosciamus '•^iger—Henb.ane, leaves and seed,
H'^HK undersigned offers for Hale, in the t'cal region, , Juniper (’ommuuis—Juniper Berry,
1 anil within ei^ht miles of the terminus of the Fay- | Leontoilon Taraxicum—Dandelion, root,
etteville k Western Rail Road on I'eep River, ; Hi,i Seim’u —Flaxseed, S2 per bushel.
F.KiHT HrM)IlED At'KKS UF LA.N i), -i Laurus Sassafras—Sassafras, bark of root,
.... , » 1 T 1 • . .1 . . ^ ' Laurus Sassafras, pith,
adjoimng the land belonging to the estate of George L,,^,„,^,,_Lavender, tiowers and stems,
Wilcox, dec d, anil lyui2 tiiree miles -South trom Car-:., , ,,
’ ’ J -- 1 ^loii-ird.i Punctata
M arch
For sale by
BLOSSOM'a., CO.,
Wilniingtaii. N. 0,
« tf
00 '
30 :
:>0
I
00 I
20
GO
40
60
30
.5u
1 25
Fl]lLfing/or th’ hat Gourd.—The true 6r..ject
tor which the Lincoln Government is prosecuting
the war, is well iiluftrated in an incident which
{ occurred during the Federal '.occupation of the
j gallant County of Jackson, Aia- A patnutie ma-
i iron annoyf 1. but not at all intimidated, by the
i uninvited visit oi a Federal soldier, asked him—
! “What are you Vankce.-. lighting for, anyhow?”
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. He returned, f'r ai;>w«;r, the stereotyped lie—
TheD.MLY STATE JOURNAL will contain all the I “Why, tor the I nion and the Constitution.”
news received up to ihe latest hour before mailing, and f .s;uJ the matron, “L suppose you found
will consist of TWO EDITIONS DAIL\. The MORN- j ^ I'nion and the (Constitution when you stole
ING EDITION will contain the news by the evening | fat gourd, t’other day.”
'J'he North is lighting for the Southern fat.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATi: •lOll'-VAL,
i AN and alter the let D.A\ (.>F NJ\EMRi‘..R NEXl,
V I-the ST.VTE JOURN.AL will be publiehed
will contain the
mails, and all TELEGRAPHIC NEWS up to 10 o’clock
the previous night, and will be supplied to city subscri-
• » « ,1 ;
bers
Zr i the EV
and sent by the morning mails North and East;
EVENING EDITION will be printed at 3 o’clock p.
25
:jo
bonton, on Little Pocket (,’.-ek, Moore county
-Horsemiut. leaves,
Mentha Piperita—Peppermint, leaves.
tn., and will contain the additional news by Telegraph
up lo ‘2 o'clock p. m.. and will be sent to subscribers by
the trains West and by th6 Fayetteville mail. Thus
subscribers, no matter in what direction they may live,
will have the nows up to the dppariure ol the mails.
\rrancements have been m'lde to procure TELK-
r-n\i>lI1.: \F.WS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CON
j gourd; in other words, to enr.ch tfiemselves on
I the fat of the land at Southern expense, but they
' arc much more likely to throw all of their own
1 fat in the tire, says the Huntsville Confederate.
The.se Land, arc weU adapted to the growth of corn, | Viridis-SpeLmini, leaves,
uon, wheat, oat-, ;ye.^;VC^ I Polvg.vla Senega-Seneca «nakeroot,
Pivpitver—Poppy heads.
Panax tjuiuquefolium—Ginseng, root,
Pincki'eya Piibens, bark,
Rubus Trivaiis -Dewberry, smaller branches of root,
Rubus Triviili^— Blackberry, smi.ller branc+ies of root
;ne ?.0, l«r,‘i.
FayetteFille Female High School.
niHE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
1 the 2‘.Kh of September
The Rchola.slic year will be divided into two terms;
the 1st of 13 weeks, commencing 29th of Sept. and end
ing 2lih Dec.; the sef’ond of 27 weeit.S, commencing 1st
He is a boat or ship carpeni»T, ^of Jm’y and ending July 1st
j I’arents and (imirdiaiis inipuding to patronize this
I School are earnestly reiuested to ap.ply for circulars |
I containing full particulars in regrird to tei ms, &c , before *
' the opening of the Schotd
i Rev W.M. HOOPER,
I T. C. yOOPER,
I July 17, 1S62. 43 il-'Jpd
kii wn abo’it Fayetteville and Wilmington.
;:i.i s uitlls himself Calvin Johnson.
THEO.
EVANS.
.38tf.
iOAI'EIIERATE ROADXi
Ifiominations of $1000, S.'iOO, ^fl()0. Apply
|- Prinoipala.
For further information apply to Mr. .M. M. McRae,
Crane’s Cretik, P. 0., Moor^ county, or addrc.ss me at
Fayetteville, N. C.
DANIEL McRAE.
For the Heirs i>f (lilbert McRae, dec’d
Carbonton, Moorp >0 , N . .Aii^ .24 IH.iO 4.^1
(i'O.^EEDEISATS-: 150AJIS
OF the denomiiiiiiions «f ?!.“.0l), $10l. Apply
at the Bank of North C:i,. olii;a.
Mirch 1S 9if
100 Hw. RLl ESTO.AE
For sale by
ilik
.pp F -.vr
9tf
isiid Toliace^fc^o!! {ojiNif^nnjeut*
■ flesh .1- Ric** aii l i‘ 0 B ixei. Manu-
) i-'’.^if~ For sale by
’.I j'jaoc", vanoi.
GL'i W
‘‘JeUfeviUe, Sept. 24, ISOiJ.
i
'>v ILLlAMb
CO.
tS3tf
ARliV HAR.liES^i. i
5 .AM prepared to rhanuiacture rll .'rinds of V'agon |
Harness for Army u.-^e. I 'tan my IciUku' and cau
give good barg;ins. -igeat-> will well to send their ^
ordpr*-' *> I'te as they shall Lave i>v.)i.:pi .tt»en:i ,ii. and ;
sent '-ft in quiriic dispatch JO.HiN C.IRTER
GvidstoQ P. 0-. Co., ^ C.
June 13, 1862.
Octofici 17, 18i‘.2.
J.
0..klH;id
5
A. McDf)NALD,
Chathan Co., N. C.
701 f
•I
34tf
A lter t!si« «Jaje 8 iil
pay r iTe • eni ■> per pound for rags de
li verod 111 F--.yetteviilc. or at my mills
ou Ilockfish. - , D- IJURPUY.
Oct. 2, 1862. ■ 66-
.Statice Ciroliniana—.M irsh Rosemary, root,
Sars.sparill i root. “
.Spirac'i Tormentosa—-Meadow Sweet, root,
Sal via—Sage, leaves,
Sabbatia Angularis—Centaury, herb.
Solatium Dulcamara—Woody Night Sh.ade, extreme
'•wig'*, „ .
Syniplocarpus Foctidus—Skunk ( abbage, root,
Spi^jelii Marilaadicft—Pink Roof,
Stillingia SylvatiCa—(juo-n s Root,
Sepamum lodicum—Bennc Leaf.
Cucurbita citriill"t—Watermelon, seed,
Cucurbita Pepo-Pumpkin, seed,
Tiiosteum Perfoliatum—Fever Root.
Uva Ursi—Bearberry leaves.
jTjij,,,,, .Slippery Elm, inner bark.
Veratiuui Viride—American Hellebore, root,
Xanthox'.on—Prickly .Ash, inner bark.
These articles must he thoroughly clcnn arid perfectly
drv. The reception of which will
ihiT notice.
M. HOW.ARD, Surgeon
and Med. FurT«jor. C. S. A.
1 Ootob«r 6b-lm
50
30
50
50
75 !
20 i
20!
30
50 I
30 I
50 I
30
iWwr Broom.—l>r. .1. ^Y. Parker shows an ex
cellent broom made at the Asylum irom the tops
, ^ , of the Sori'lia or Chinese Sugar (’ane. Dr P.
I after making Irom about one acre of land 100
gaihms of good syrup and grain in abundance for
poultry, is now making a supply cf these brooms,
which are made tifter the fashion ot the r>*^'ubr
reported daily by competent Reporter-. The Slate house broom, and appear to be a very excclltilt
substitute.— ('olumbia Guardiun.
A Iloppy Matt.—We heard a m;rti congratulat-
; ing himself for bein;/ exempt, the other day, up-
I on grounds that we should not consider in the
' hicrhest degree exhilaratinir. although he appear-
i e-i'to be .luite tnin.'-ported in contemplating them.
1 *‘l am ' .veiu])t from the draftl” said he, rubbing
j his hands in glee, hia face expressive of violent
i joy-
Journal will be essentially a NEWSPAPER.
TERMS:
For the D.VILY.—^2 mouths, §6; 0 months. Ij3.50; 3
months. $2; 1 month, C^l.
For the TRI WEEKLY—12 months $1; 3 months,
$2 50; 3 months. SI 50.
For the WEEKLY.—12 months, S2; ‘I months $1 50.
No suUacription received except on the foregoing
terras.
ADVERTISING RATES:
I square, 1 day
1 . “ 2 days
1 “3 days
1 “4 days
$0 50
0 75
1 00
1 25
1 square, 5 days
I “1 week
1 “2 weeks
1 “ 1 month
50
tiO
uo
Ten lines make a square.
Advertisements for the Daily will be iuserte
the Tri Weekly .frcf o/'cAarj/*. This is
which cannol fail to attract the awentinii of * ' "
The above rate.- api>ly only i''- th- I.ii.. j
• i . ' \ in ♦he p*ip* r J\t
verlisenieiWs will t in j
Pife-^ vi/: One d .Hir per sq tare for
, and’tweuty-five cri ts fsr each subse-
1 lHent insertion. SPELMaS. ^
\i • .esa £,jiitor and Proprietor, Rai«igl'. N. C.
0«l. 15. 18«2.
How so‘:f” we asked.
1 hain’t got only one lung!” he yelled; “hal
. ha! hal pulmonary consumjdion has got the other-^
i ha! ha! hal I hain’t got only one lungl ha! ha! ha!”
i and he lau^hcd until he was seized with a cough-
and he lau
inu' fif. v.hich
j the usual regular rale.-J, vi/:
continue until fur- i invert ion
threuteiicd to relieve pulmnnary
•ouampiion lh,e task of u.dng up :mo*th.T Itng
. ( V. t.c
A |i0y was t'sked v.'hat ui-ikn
ihoi.jrht for a
w;*s.
He
uioiuvut and -aiu, ’M
t smooth answers to rough ijuestious-