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FAVF/rrKVlLLR. N. C.. JANUARY 22. lH;a
[NO. 111)6.
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If.fl. .?JrlW'.f V,
Attorney at Law,
FAViiTTEVlI.LE. N.
.1 1, . . (fTi.l the County auJ Superior Court*, .f
> vjiiuibtTlHiid. Harnf't:. Mo*in> -lud Pi-obeson Coun-
Pi ‘inpi dt**ntv>n given t* ih** ('•Ul^cti.in oi' aU
*;!iivu91*vj .0 hi- hki.i-
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GKO. W. WILLI \MS \i ('0..
U ItoleMale Ut^alerM in t)iroc*rle«,
and IMPORTKRS as I- DFALER'i IN
fiardifare and i'litlerj, Stfcdes Irou, It.,
HA\ STP.EEI. FAYETTEVILLE. >. I.
... . ls'51 -.1,1
, • OX W P KENDaLL j' e KESLaLL
i OX. KEXUAM.L Jk .
Ioiuiuissioii Merchants
A N L»
WHOLESAlSifi GBOCEAS.
No. 11 4: 12 Xorih Wiitrr Kl.,
Wilminjlon. N. r,
ffff- ■ irder'J fr.- n the : ouu'ry ;t.*d
jOf* t'l.i I iciiia* %t'
;-.i r pro i ice
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i\ V. A n. U. W4IKTU,
(ORiDiis'^iou and >*'ornardi»g Merfhaats,
WILMLVGTON. N (’
Jan V .r-. >■ ‘
^KV\ LAulr.:^
'^r.'tninnrN
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’'.vn OP ■•f‘0''■ irn.
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* 1 » nh fird ui
T. C HMOrKIt.
CO..
Jl)HVS(r\. WILLIAMS it
^ALT IflAKKKS.
; p’.njf now in i.'p>-r‘»ti iii niue nulf*®
.it'z’^>n Pirii**-' ■wioiiiue tf' siu'p'v
ill. C‘in f'lrn -ihp'l by apjtlyiu;; i -
Kepiit m Fivptipvii'->. •• K P^e-,
•Will
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tifHi r
irk ■
Nov, Ji', 1'
I. M WILLIAM.'^.
(.•Iif-r-i; >uperil)t«*Ili**nl
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rOTTO.\ V \R>.
\o. 1» Hay Strpol.
r MALL Fir
Klce aud Tobaeco on t’oii'*lj?niu«'nt
In k ^ of fresh b.'H Kioo imt Ho\c» M'-.:-.
IV ic' ar*r-i To> • HCO':, VttTIUli 4U*4h i,e-. For t.y
oK» U ‘.ViLi.lAM.- I M
• ».-Ift-ville. .'4. I'''..: '
,-XpP(’l
V\>-t
.\oTi« 1^:.
lie ';b«ent from humc *t t * mouthe lii
Ar.rib_aiil McLean i» niy MUthon*.d
Uj*: t.lU.Q*- * null'. ! rvtui’U
U. .lONK.s
1;{if
Alter tliiH I viill
P'Vf* I —iiii r -^r I'wi i t.rx ‘le-
.-[• i! 'ii FiVH"ev;l:K. ir J nj-. iiiii!-
l‘. MlKl’HV
iloi’Hi* lor Salt*
WORK II IR-^F
!t : iny pbif!*' I'J mil* ■ S
1 of Fav• u
.iOHN MclK).S-M.l*.
ND r- ML ft.r haI
S.tLT.
• .jii ruii-igriUi.-iil by
U W \ULLI\M?"
W I STFHN U\ll. Kt>\ll OfFITK. ^
I'.'iyettrville. Auo. I ^
I V'' -Mid -if^'r thf 1 I 'Uy ot «.‘pt ihi,
^ " ^m11 bt> oti'ityH ) ,.n l"‘i'■, V17
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olU.'te.i by tbr
v-rlli-x ille I., i.iule Kiw t .
r.. Sj..nit
tu Fi...'K hi HDi’ij
I'. Jiillpsboio’.
lu M.'lvrf'H,
fwi'Uty *\v.' I'eDt* aJJiuoual wlH
Cvjji.luotot of'. -ii'h pft^swOi?.*r. leaving e> with
« ti.'kp*
V nrw rtt** of Froiftbt wilt iai.' brte.jt m fht Srttnc
ii.'Lf iTfiioti will be frintpj and rarnishea tu iht fut'iu
rV « Jny *
By orJor of the
•I.VO M RO.SK. Iida- f W R R Cu
V'- .-^U. iHr.2 rj,zif
In
WF.^TKK.^ RAIL ROAD.
MU*M Kud .iftcr M .ndny the 2'2J inst , i!>t. Trniiin
thi'S Ho i'l will run >-t'\ily. IpRTim? Faypitevillt* «t
leturniDfr leave Mclver'u bepot at
( b NUI.LF.Tf Pie*.!
o
0 floes
.'^.■‘pt
A \l
F VI
I?'.
I'-.m th.
Kallrond Ufflre,)
h-lyeitevili.*. N i' , Sepr '21. j'
pisip...eot ini TPA-int; the oiipitnl of
I C'ouipsny. to enaliln it lo *xtoU'l the Ron ^ fr-iui the
('oal F;^*l^l^ I:> .he North 'arolWi«i Hf.aJ, t'.e foil.
h'vve b.*t>n *ip»o';n;i' l ('ointni^'jiocers lo re
ceive «iib«cnb-r-j iii tiieir ^ever.il neigjbbor^ _ .jh, vii
•M (I'llf—L J Haui^hii.ii. i?roo!f» Harris, pi ie..r)ie C
.s'ew(>y an 1 it W-i-hingtou
Ab()ve the Gulf Jii'. J (,f.-.I'i^tnu^ F Hivt-s aud
f1ui{h VV liixon
.\t ure Hill- () VS lioid-itii*, i'r L VV Gorrrll no.t N
M .M'iiou
.\bove Cire Mil! bin i Mi.'K.n.*v \ H Marati md Jt»
1' I. e
■\t F..u-t * \Ii11h — l>r 11 \1 Foii*t Hi' i I»r J D Grav.»-,
At F ranklia«ville hu 1 *'ic'initj- !«.iao H Fc ii*: and A
.'J Unrney
Ar A-«hpb.)ro‘ J,.ujith..ii W. rth .tnd B F Hoover
\t N“W .Nlarket — J»a.e VV^lker an.l .1o«e»!. Nowlifi
Vt Thoina-'vi'ile — A G Foster au.l Jt'O W Thr.mas
Ar H gh Point L»r R C Linisav and .■^eabrra FVrrv
At S^leru -Fraurii Frip« .'ind R L Pitterson
Ai GrperisKor i’ — C P Meadenhttll Peter .\dara«, Hou
J .A Giln--“r •>n 1 Jea^if H Lind?*y
lr.'=.ruetio:)« w)li be »ent >o tbe Cciiamt~«.o£i«i s at
.-Hil?- Jiv tt,» PrHJi.it'nt of »h-i ' .>.:;C.‘inT
r4 / ' ' J M Ro.^r;. .Secy tV h. R c\-
Flort‘nt*e aud Fayettfville Kail Ko.';d.
U'^N'D’tR the pro^irioii.^ ..f an (jidinau.-^e uf ibe t'un
vent:oti «f North Caroliua, Bn k'J wil: ope .-1 ..t*
the 10th at the •■oilowtnir pl.iC''« an>l tinl**r .r-e ii-
t^-^’tioii j! tb.> '.'.illi’WiDjz p.>rHons. to le'-.’ive uC -crip
tions lo the t'npital .^tork ..t the “P'l .reDOP ,v F»y.-tte-
▼ ille Rail Hoa.l ('o " Stiare^j t)np H.inire.l Dollir* e't. h
-df tne Hail Ri>ad *.^jKrr >n Fai'rttenJir —Un.ipr the lii-
rp.'tion of the Genprai Comiai»'i.)ner.. V A VtcKpti.au,
(> .V. Koy, .V VV .'tpei. VVm^MeL M Kay and Jno.
M Rone
.4.' .'/if Hf‘i Springs. --Under the direction of Hecior
M.’Nein, Wm. J .‘^tf-wart. J.»a. .\, .“Jmith, I'au'l C. M'-
Neill and Co! .\1px McMillan, or Jiiiy one ..f thptn.
Ai F!oTil CoiUgf. — Undpi- the iire.'tion of I>t Neil!
McNair, J>r, V. L» .McLean. Ar.'i.ibaM .“-'mitb. Fdojiind
Lilly an i Col. Alexander VVai .a. or any on** of .h.-iu
At (^uftnsdaU. — Under the direction of Mnrdock Mc
Rae. It McLeod, D. Mcl'allura, Jas McRae, Jr . a> d J.
H ^IcQ^lPen, or any one of them.
At A;'- irdsvillr. — Un ler the .Jirection of J.ihn Farcell.
•Ino. 'Ic.N'iir. Sion ,\!ford. Uuenld McCilhim ind Jan.
McCallum, or any one of them
The Siibscripti'n Kooks will remain open fi.r the
''pace of ’.0 day- When a ^iiftioient Mum i> xubecribed
th'- Conipauy will be organiied for the puipose of build
ing the Rii^d.
A. A McKETHAN.
0 \ RAY.
A W STEEL.
WM McL McKAY,
JNO M HO.SE.
General Commi^^ioneri*
Faye ■•■ville. June 7.
LOOK AT THlsr
TIIF, FUETTFIVILLE HOTEL,
Fruutiftg SOO ft‘4‘1 aud in the bu«iae«i«
portion of the Town,
i-oulaiim more •ipacioiiM and well
fenliI.Hteil Rooihm than any
Hotel in the State,
and ftiy Pfttrofis nay inj ('on*iinierifs are very ^oed
lor thf times
T. WAHJULL, Proprlrlor.
May JO, v;7y
FA VETTKVII.LK
.WIXriL li^SIRANCE (OWPiM.
i'.'CT.CXH -'t>
.,,u77
Capital in Preiiuum Notes auioutit"* to
Cri«h on hflnd -ind other a-«ei.i.
UAATKII.
RUSMl’L.'- VVIIK.VT.
),5ix,i •• I'ORN
ici'iiiijr the .'ibove aitii'iei* to Will (e*'five
•'li'li price by cahing -.n Mr. M TL... i .r-.'ti.
he Merchatit Mill^, F>iypitpvii]e, ..r nn 'be -.ub-»cri-
r" at hiH ..Id maiid f.!i M-irkt-: .'•’■jtJ ii'e
ALi:X JoflN.'^ON'. .Ji.
S IV. (. Iht.-’.
Twenty-li e Dollarn Reuard.
1)ANAWAV frwrn the neyin V.oy .Mo
ll.SKS. He i,. ^1 yrai' of agp. .1.. jt ti-.., in'incheH
h.f'h, robu.^t. loi)^ iei-: atni very iiuk min- l ...u -i,
. find (J. A ll wli.'ii spoilt II I ', il" w I- ......I,
>1. I !i»n!''»‘'Min'» in ll.-.hes.tTi CiJiinij. .in ti.p i;’i«t u|-
‘ .i»asin Fayetteville .i,b..ui thr. ;> r.’eekf^ i?>. The
"• I. v.:ird will be p^id io;- Mh delivery to mo or for
.'oiitiiieiiieni m iny jatl ^o h.ir I ?pt him.
W I) .)OHN.>J()N.
B.'tiiiPt:^ville, (V. .Aug. 11. 1^*>‘J. Ti’itf
A «;F?I!
iUe .New Stvlt*. Small.
rUI.OKKU FlIUTOUKAPUS,
AT
€i;«ll4‘ry.
AR.YIV IIAR.^KSS.
1' vl ))repared to manufacture all kindx of Wagon
Hirn. -- f.i! .Ariuy«use. I tau iiiV I»*ather and can
i>ood bargaiuB. Agent.^ will do well t«> «end their
i»*r to me as they nhall have prompt attention, and i ettevillc N. C.
yff in i[u;ck JOHN CAHTFR
p I)., t'h.-iiham Co.. N. C.. )
i:".. l.KC.i?. f
I
ART.
%Voodwarft^s Solar 'auiei-:i.
V'VLUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAI.K.
^PHF. imdeiiigned h'lviujj recently undenaken pu .li*
1 diitie-i. iiic.)iup-iiuil.‘ witii pro()er attention lo ih-.*
pro)j.-nv liprein,i..er i. ,nbe i, will kp!1 a; Auotioi'.. tor
I I'urr.'iicy. i ui IL’ o cIock M nn the 'J*Uh Jtin’y
i.'X', ^uiil--‘s S' 'tier di.^p.J.-J .,1 .It piivnte sale.) lii-i
ituo; or 1.aNL> m Muoiv C .mty. ou itie Fayeiieville
■»ud VV, Jteru Pl'iiik lJ..ud. !k.yi,..it hall i* iv tietwecn ‘ir
t.ha»/tf'ii.d A'heboro', cuu :*itiiijjr utuuL 6t»7 A(;;e“. uf
v.'m ti ‘ii.'ji.* ^r 60 a. leu i-1 ^.robaoiy cu-Mre.j, auJ «cil
IefiC.*J. *i!l'l - ...ue tour Jf'juii Mend.-'X It ha-^ ( U U
a vitatoriible bVVFLLl.^G, Kltoheu, Saioke HoUao.
b.rti. dt.re llou^e, •ipfl.Moui Stable-i, S.c
Tlifc ~a!rt will te m id* a It-.c pielliises, i*ud lCliOir .1.nIc
pO'‘iessiiin will f}r- gifeij tu If. ' purchaapf
H.. will aNo »eil, at privai.- ^»le. hir L..ts and Reoi-
It’nc.^ lu the tiiAi. ... o', wiiJi. L-r WUI.OU1 1 wj
j' lrmij. near the vtlluj^e *.*£jp».I the tarui^ >ibout auii.f
It'.ill ! tie villf»g«, oun'ain?- about lOo ai're^. MJ agie-! of
.vbi n is iu culuv-vtiuu U tins on u eot»it bur lu
-.1 j;ok,d nn'ttdow Ab.jul 4u acre» is seeded, in g J
..I'iei, Wilii a fiiip.r.o: varifly .1 wt..-at, und witUi ve
and wiutei' >ai: Tn*. r.-ruaiBder is in good o .n.tu uti
fi..r a corn crop Three lo'jrths of ihe out-ide fetic- ut
piitce ia built o'.' ston*-. The o^her ttact, abuut
toiled from the viilatre, C'.i.tnn.. w'lf, .i;iv ; — iboui '.l>
u IP- 1.1 ■•ulrlviitii.ii --joLie 16 acres fl' .Vtuoh IS. Sefda.J
in 'Vinter oiiti —ihn p. hi iu'cuded t,.r ooiu nex; year
rtie propertv iu .V-hf^or■J' cnuaistd of several c.iiiiig-
uoiia lot.-, ab r.it :
excelleU! c ud .0 ■, ', i- uu i
treo8. in i.n-s'-ii.j; /till:
FLORAL iOLLFCiiF.
'pFIE Trustees of PlorHl (’olletre take plea‘nre in an-
i nnimcing to the public that they have ‘Jticcup.lp.j m
Again procuring the pprviceH of Rev. bnniel .lohn^'in na
Principal of thi-i school.
A l^ull corps of competent luHtnicterM both in :he
Literary and Ornamental b.'partiiienSs will be anpj.ii.'d
The aehool will open .>n VVedne^dtiy the Idtti .it'J »u’y
Ibtj:^ Circular.^ coutHiniag lull pai'leulars m
to t.^ms. JkC . can be had oti .ipplicailoa ty ftev bauit.1
johtisoti, Giliifiolia, N ’
The atew-ird H Hall will aUo t « uiid«r the oouti ul .»d.i
ru.»nagemenl of .Mr Johuion
Bward ai dteward * Hall ilis par luoutb
M, C VicNAlK.
S?i»o'y to Bottid v.r Tru-ir«s
b. 'f L-7. lStV> bw 4w
npple
■UK I:
variPtie.-* ot
tree-*: at...
meadow.
The dwi
feet, bo'h tw.. “i.jri
Tmildiug ar.- .»ii
four tif them ^pa«'i.
ad.-.rmitoiy ,»i:h'U
ch. . >.
it .: ji 11'
iiore?, all ot wiiicii i> m
III oiobai d of "!..i e ih-va
;i -..junsistiug of ci.oice
, itiprry an.l other fniit
'«t:til!i»d and prjductive
Land at Auction.
IWILL .tier for sat.- .*t .Auctioo, on Turi«d»> Feb y
I'J. -»t tt.e Market il.;.a.ie. at 1'^ o’clock,
ti40 AcreH ol LA AD,
lying uu the River 1 miles bt»law towii, bt>loDf{in)( lo T.
J Robiuaon ‘'u acr.'i are cleared and under oultiv*-
tion
Tbip traot cobtaifis .boMi vtH.i acrer- ot esoollent
dwamp l.,an.l and lo'.i uciet. .f >iat)d hill *>fell timber.-.i;
I tie remain.ler, t.est lo the K'lver. ih tidapii-.t to ihe
growiii of corn au.l the ultivation of grai!j.
Any one desiring to purchase can get turther lufor-
matii.u by applying to tho . wner or to the 8ub.»criber
(! E LFETL’, .Vucl’r.
Jan y •• 92-ta
I -H iu.'l, wilt, a Winj;
ii..;!i The 1. ..in« ot .!;•,> ui.iiii
•■••J 11 !'a;ii ti'iri fiiiihJi Kiyle;
MtiJ with I'-.od fire p'aces. one
p:acc. iiud one a librai^ rui.m,
UTU.L
>Y the
titled tifi will) mov-ttt.!P Ac The «iug has two
ruooiH with tire p uces, a dining i v .ui ann ..ne rootu
without a fire pbicp. with tixcil w.'.r.iiol.^', and a ff.a-
oiouij and dry ,'ellar un ler t;ie buii.lii'g The out-
buildingij con“i~t o’ a iiiwheti, t'lree u.*iiro hou^e.s w.th
two rooms in e'.cti u‘‘ iti‘*.ii, f.iur of the ro>.nis having
e:ich a fire i lac ■, -.tri i o:i'* "f t!iei„ >» s'ove. well h..Mic
With j.anfy, a 1 irge sui.ike house. I'Hrriag*- lionso. wood
ti.inse, tWo ...till*'', e i witii ihj i.iom* an.i one tlio
place, a framed t»Hr« M i ■.' teet, with siabie ri.on. for
? horses -j.a.^e f.>r -t.eaf wh. a' enoiigti to produce '(>{)
bushela, iw j .;c'i'>‘.i KV-*r‘‘ier^ . apj't.le . ; hoidirig eaoti ’>1)0
burtie:* o' gtuiti. wiiti \ tjuBeijieni sK.ry lo rheiier t-ai
lie and a!s-. jet a: kie c w houses ^ ;;c,na milk House
sof y lied wi ti a v..-ni ant atrc‘irn ol cj... tpnug water
fne trtii liiig. tiPeai. :ii cice.ivOi i; ,n Ui...£i and hi»vr
pa.ii ..‘J
p. rs..i0.i Otr-iroU' to turtle fut.liet iU.luHie-, o»U applj
to iiiF a: Ralei.^;.. lo tu\ e ii ji tji'ottier reiii.ting in il-
1
.iiiig: u, my {.i
.aw ^ J-ACasi
e t t.i mak.‘ a sal
As 1 am ab'.ir
di I'e pOf*'*c«i- .,u
D.?c r -7, .
n in
1 i- a V e(. e»liii*.
:heb-.rv who
I lo cuy iii-
tli. Vc t. h-tleigfi I ceU givt imttie
Jv'NaTHA.S WORTH
lliW
1 ’r
V.4L1 ARLL TIILLH lor Sale.
1 OFFER for nale ray PL VNT.VTION, 1’ mile- west ol
Carth.'ige, Moore county, cont.aiuing ‘J50 acre^. oc
whi(:n if* a Grist and .''aw Miil. (’otion Gin ^nd Screw.
1 W'.li receive in payment Slate R. nds. Cotilelprate
raon»y or likely .N'egr.i.»a .hJH.N .M*,»RI.''ON.
\ALI AULi: LA ADS lor S.ole.
OFFER for Sale my PL.\NT.VTIO.\ oa .Met .endon'o
'reek. miles west of Carthage, lying on tiie bas.u
of the Coal Fields, containing 2100 acren. whicu »h ae
pro.l'jctive a.s any )\nds in the county of ^Ioore. The
improvements good and the pitualion healthy. Terms
liberal. JOHN >1*'RISi^'N.
AOTITF.
I Ii VVli ah, ut icrr- mor.-. in ‘.itteient tracts, in
J. tl.e County of .Moore.—farming .Mineral, aad Tur
pentine 1 ind,— which 1 wili sell on hhi-ral termr-
JOiiN -MORHON.
Jlineral l..and« lor Sale.
IH.AVt an iniere.si of one-tr.ini in a tract of .VtO
ACRES on me j^ters ot beep River, on which have
been discovered a^h miu^■ and pure aaltpeire, and an
oil of good 4tiality for greasing leather, wel; wi>rihy
geological inTeuiigation JOHN NktRlSON.
Carthage, Nov 1:^ lS»iv’ 77-tf
.\OTI4 L.
•11 do
btJL;
Total, f‘J72,7r,r, til
The C'.mpnny have paid all !os«P"« piomptly, and
have nover nui.lc ati asHesHinent ,.n their premium n.Ttes.
Total loeiieB paid, rf‘29,G82 G9
Otficrbs:
GEO. McNKILL, Presi.ient
b. A. R.\Y, Vi(?e Pre«?iden:
C. A McMlLLAN, S-Cy
biBKl'TORS;
l)ERS»,)NS wishing to buy fOW^N PROPERTY
1 well to call ou the ,-ubscritier 1 wid sell on reason- ;
able terms my Hou-e an.l Loi, hiving algo a good Kitch
en, JsmoEe hoU>-e ?in.J g'.od VVell ot water .\lso. fout
Town Lotfl with goo'l .^labtes ifieraon and very conve
nient. and one other itmall Lui Aleo, acres of L>ind I
joining ttie i..wu of Canlia^e, ..‘..uvenient for woo'l
A M BKAN.SON.
t nrlt.t/e. b»-.’ J, s*-^tf
RL€'J:IVLR^S AOTIl'F.
^pHE followiuir pers.ui- who have money, prof.erty or
1 evi.ieuces of debt in theit h.and.s belonging to alien i
, enemies, are hereby re4ulted t.) .meet rue in .Asheboro’,
ou the :id .lay of F 't.niaiy nex’, and 'n surrender tue '■
such property as t'i»_' may uav.- in theii popse.^si.in, and ;
tt. r ay .iver .«iich *iu;i-* of money as v be it: their
hanlH, and whuh nave been rrtiiriir-.l t . rtic as bidong-
ing to alipti enciiii.-s. lo w.i: Jessp Walker, .\lfred
Rrowet, .VllfU L imb, W. \ I'revo, Joseph Newltn, VVillis i employn.ent will be given
Ri.lgp, Hornpy. V\ m L ifiin of Caraway, >V P.
Johu,sf:n. Henry Ful.er, Renj. Ilu.ah. Washington Kush,
Jpffersi.n Lamb, W .\ Woi)l«’ti, VV m Henly. J M Worlh
A .Soas, Coffin, Fouflt C.-* . lieorge St.itinfou. Mic^jah
Heniv, C.rrus P. Mph ienhal!. P. F. Hoovpr, Jespe and
i Frederic Pparce, Haldah Robbins, Jacob lirilen, Janies
VV Pearce, John H Pearce, A. t Tomlinson and VV
N Miller
JOHN Manning, Jr , Receiver
Jan'y H. k*2-:iw
LA.\D AT A l t TIOA.
be aold on TI. ESb.AV, 8d February next, at
le M-trk*-i Hou-e, at 12 o'clock. Two XraolB of
Lan.i on C«rver,» Oe' k. known tis the King and Uoltoo
iatiiN
Ttie Kmi? tract o-jntaius 640 aor«H. the Bolton tract
couni iirf lit,VI acres
Tti» above Ian Is a.ljoin ttie. lan.let of J P. \lcl.eaa,
M J Ruie aad othere
There is a .“^aw an.J Grist .Mill .ui the Bolton tract
Personn desiring it. purchase can do so privately by
calling ou I' F I.EKTF, .Auct'r
Jan'y 7. 92-te
.41'DITOR'S DLF % RT flEA T.
'HE a;rention ..f all pers'ina wno are cono-rned is
hereby called lo the Act of the G.'neral Ast.emblj
whicn creates the -ittice ot .-^udii.T . f I'ublic .Accounts.
.Accounin with the Stale for the ei|.. oditure of public
tuouey will bi> requited to conform, m all cases touoh-
.fig military aftiir# to the Army RsgulaiiuD- ot the
..'onffderate S'atee*. arid all n-oounts, whsthet in the
a.lliliry i>r in tii.. oivil .lepaiimeot^ ot itie g .veinci.'ur
..reto be presented quarterly, and aa ^oon a* may be after
ttie clo»e of the regular quarter
The under«iiin«d avr.iU himself wf iKe prc-ent op)...t
tunily lu notity nil whu are delinqueui in ren.lering ao
ioon'9 ot putili"! money or property iu iheir hflnJs sinca
ihe conimenoeinent of the war i>jW pen.Jing, of the neck's-
s:ty o; having their accounts prepare.l and setileJ The
atiention of the General Assemoly vtili tie called to the
nsun*s ot ihese persona, au.i suits will be ditkuted iti
i-'i.ies where this notice is disregarded
Claimii againnt the Riate will he audited ^ccoiding to
ttie rulpp obaerved by the late Board of Ciaimp
S F. PHILLIPS, .Audiior, Ac
Jaii'y 7 Ot
IS.\.4r HOLLIA4..SWORTH. ~
At his Old Stand, Person St..
OFFERS for sale. SOUNb SALT.
.\ (rood assortment of Chewing an.i Smoki.ig To
bacco. Snutf, Flour, Sugar, Lpaiher, occ . and all articles
usually kept in a Grocery Store to be had in market,
which will be sold for cush or given in exchange for
'nunlry Pro.luce.
bee r J‘>. 8'J-lmpd
TI RPEATI.AE H.A4 KS.
1H.WK I g.).»i «ii[)ply of Turpentine H.Vt’KS. on
liHH i. whicli I am ready to t=pll to those who may
w.sh to purchase. Also, ready to prepare .Axes at^h«.rt
notice, in the best manner.
L. WOOD
Fayetteville. N. Dec. ,S(>. 9)-.Tmpd
HORSF SHOEIAG^
WING to the alvance in the prif»e of Iron the iub-
'criber is compelled to raue the price of shoeing to
51 per sho.*. He does thi? with r**luetance, but its
necessity will be apparent to his customers when he
states, that the iron alone used in making shoes costs
more than half ot bis charge, an i morp than twice as
muoh as he formerly r«.''.«ived fir ir«.n an.l shneinvr
J VV welsh
F iyotteville, Jan y ’J. l^ti^ ^l ' wpd
VV. R. RICHARDSON CO.,
Stock Brokers and Commission Merohants,
RALE1C.JH, m, 4'.
[ OjHcf on Fai/ftlfvillf Slrfet ]
ILL give particular atteutiou to sales and purchaties
»f i>f .State and Confederate bomis. B^nk and other
(^luckji, c.illectiiui ot drafts, and an» business ponneelod
s^iih the .iitfeietit leparin.ents uf the Stale governii eat
hink notes ..f all Soatbern States bought aitd suld.
Ref-'Ttnct’e
O G Parsley. Wlloiington
VV A Wright. ••
J.jbfi b Wiiiiftnid, Fayetievlllr
VV G Br.-.a.ifoot,
J J Bl-*i!iiwof>.l, Chatlufte
VV K Lane. Wayne ('ounty,
if.hri b WhiitnrJ, Craven Conniy
Hon I'hi.mas Ruffin, Alamance ('.>unly
11.JH Vv ,N Edwards, Warren t.’ounty
lion b VV Courts, Rooklnghaiu Couuiy.
H VV, Guion. Lincoln County
Aad citizens i.f Raleigh, generally.
Jan’y 18, H.'t-lm
BE\mY ROSE,''
CoiuiuNsioii iMereliaut
AND
^.iKAERAL AtiiEAT,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
-ALSO—
Dealer iu the illflerent kinds of Di'«‘p River ('oal.
for which orderr* will be promptly suppiieT
Jan’y 14, 18H.S. ^O-fitpd
SOAP! SOAP!
I.A.'l now making and keep constantly ..ii hand, ai my
Factory on Person street, F.AMIL^ U\R fiOAP, at
wholesale an.i retail. •
—also—
I’lain, Variegated, Pertumed,
Toilet and .'ihaving Soaps
.V supply kept for retail at J
Holliugsworih’®
Ordera prr,tnpily filled
Osip-1 .»rd an.l Tallow wan .r- i
given
F‘iyettevl!lp, Jhii'v 17, ■ ^
all 1 BrJwn Windhor
W Lett s an.l Isa»c
Righeet cash pricen
r P JONES
‘Jmp.l
(jVMib NLHSF. -Ap, > to J fl aNDER.SoN,
Jari y 17. 96 2t
Hornet's wanted.
Wl-^H lo ►.uy sfveral Yv»LNG HuR.SK.S, suitable foi
Atlillery or s^tf-jn
VV c 'iRoV,
Fayetteville. .S. C
17, 1m;;; 96 2i
Tlllcli Cow tor Sale,
ill give tw
.Afiply to
\Y'll'H young calf, will give two gallons per day or
T f more it well fe.l.
.lan'y 19.
G. S.
DEMING.
95-2tpd
O'"
sCu.aR for obit -n conBijfUfiitut, by
JD»
CTLKY
ii.'lif
1.)
Jan y lu
JOS. I T LE V,
ttnti VomntihHlon Jflerchnut,
r.WKTTKVILLK. N (\
Jan'y U», y.t-tf
wa.Vted.
4 T the FHyclteville .Arseiiat. Fout «.r Five GOOD
BLACKSMITHi*. i.> whom good wages and steady
Vj ply
SAVE l.^TEREST.
VLL Persons in.iebted to the subscriher.a by note or
account are reque.sted to make payment and save
interesi HUSKE ANDERSON.
Jan'y Ifi. ISO-'l. , 96-2w
AL.nAAAC'S.
Afresh supply of Farmer's Planter’s, 2d Edition.
Also, a few of Turner s
For bale hy E. J. HALE & SONS.
P. S The publishers have raised the prices to 15
cen's each, at which price we will sell them.
Cal»ba^e .Seeill Cabbage Seed!!
BU.SCoMBE C.ABR.AGE seed, fresb and genuine, at
J. W. LETT’S,
i .lan’y I."!, 180.3. 94-2m
REii^RD.
: 'piIIRTY 1H)LLARS reward will be paid for the ap-
1. prehension and delivery at the Camp of lontruction
in Raleigh, N. (?.. or at Caatle Thunder in Richmond,
i Va.. of each of the following named deserters from Go.
i C, 8d .N. C. Reg't, vii; William J Edge, John H Prid-
■ geon. bavid Powell. Pat .McKlroy, Pat Sweeny, John
j Nagle aud Thamas Cavanaugh
, Notice is giv«n to all absentees from my oompatiy
i that they mii«t rpjrfirt in person or by proper Surgeons’
Ceriifioate immediately, or they will be cuuaidered .Je-
aeriers .Surgeons' certiftoate muat be made on oath
betore b .Magiitraip, by the .Surgeon giviH|( the oertifi-
catp with the certitiCAie of the County Court Clerk, and
^ial of the County attached thereto.
; fl VV. HORNE.
I'apt. o (\ H‘i S. C. Reg’t.
•i.^u'y 14, iSf'.;' 04-.'!w
.A Larji^e Durham ('ow
yyriTll .* Young Calf, for sale
Jan'y
DAVID MURPHY.
92-tf
Wagons Watiied.
J. A
Lt. Col !
J.'Hi'y '.I, tSi’.:;,
or ad.irps..
deL\GNEL,
'. S. A , Comd’g.
y.’^if
old prices
Jan y
A OTIC E.
• cue hundred
FRUIT TREES, which I am selling off at
CVRL’S P
I H ave yet f..r sale cue hundred and fitly thousand
CHOICE
MENDENHALL
• 1 m
VV. N. Tillinghast,
.S. J Hinsilale,
Wr.i McLiturin.
T. S. Lutterloh.
W. Stpel.
J. G c„.,k.
Hon. J. G. Shepher.l,
R. F. Brown, 1 ,
A. E. Hall,
Henry Lilly,
H L. My rover,
S T. Hawley.
Nathan .A. .Ste.ltimu,
C. B. Mallet t,
•lamea Kyle,
.V. A. .M'cKethan.
J, D. 'J^'illiams,
H. *V. Tillingliftst.
hn Collins and i''. ’. Mc'rumineti, Tr.aveliup .Ajrents
Jlajr-The CompHuy invite applicati.ins.
May28. 18G1. 21
Valuable Sale ol Real EMiate.
0",
.lune K
1400 IIm. l«iini Arabi‘ lor >*ale bv
. J. R LEE.
tVji f
t'i6J
\OTICE.
M-Ebl.llA I i: STATE' OF AVli;HP V, |
Mi.t. Pi I! VK^ liB s I If ncK, >
('hiirlottp, t' , be.;, iL’, 1K>»2, j
1 1.1“ .H;,riinsi (his b**i. «rt inent, to n>- p.iid, ii'Ust
ptesetile.l before January 2i)lh, lv>ij:'.
b. P RAM.SKUR,
. Surg. and .Vied. PurTejor.
PHOTOGRAPHS can be hud nt VanorHdell's Skylight
Gallery, Hay street, opposite 'larble 'i'ard, Fay
pl.*iin, retouched, colored, in water
i colors, oil and pastilc; from small to life size. Ambro
I types. Melaneotypes, and all other .styles of TMctures
pertaini »g lo the Art. Also. Gill Fi>tines. (iilt .Mould
ing. O' » for very large pictures—as large as 26 by 80
inches. Jord and Tassels for hangiiig pictures; Inti'iru-
' rueuts. Stock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life
aije colored Photographs ma.le from small pictures.
Having permauemly located here I hope to merit
your patronage. I would also reiuru my sincere thunks
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me.*heretofore by
the good people of Fayetteville .and vicinity.
C. ,M. VANORSDELL,
Phot gi ipliiwt >ind Propiietor
1 Deo’r 20, 18r»9 7/-
i Hlank Wsrrftntii for sale at tKi? Office.
;’.i .lay of February ne'ti. will be sold for ('ash, a*
the Court Housb door in the lown of .Asheboro'. the i
fullowing Tracl» of L.\Nb seiju.«tere 1 lo the use of the
Confpilerate Str»tes of America, au l ordered to be soM; —
One Tract ot Lhn.l j mile south of New .Sslem. con- '
taiuing I'M acres, formerly beb.ugiuu lo C. W Woiden
»ne fi;. ^t adjoimug Jabei I'owell and others, coniaiti- i
ing 194 acri-s, tor:n"ily pr.jpcrty of Tlios. Stalker.
One undivnii-.l ^ part .if 207 acres ot L'ln.l on the
w iters o! ('urHway, sdjoinitig Eiiocii'H irl'in ati'l others.
()ne Tri;-t o.T th** witers of Polecat, contuiiiing 7.’>
acres, f'oiiu' ily belonging to .lospph P. Julian
One othei Tr:ict ou tiie waters .if i’olccat, f.M tiierly
b.*longii)e t.i K ib.Ti Daw-.Ill, an.i asses.-,-il nt j'7iin.
,\lso. wi’'; be si.ld :tl the sn'tie lime .iiid jilacc. foi tiiei
sales ti.iviiiir be"ti s. t asi.i.*,—
b'.d acres „t Lui.l and t H.iusp and I'.vn Lots in the
town ot Union, fonnerly b.'longing to VV Cli.rk.
One *I’ract ou i’ole.;at com tining h*'. acres, f.)rmerly
belonging to C. VV \V.id1cji .A'no, a House nnd Lot in
New .Salem, formerly property ..f C. W VVonlei;.
JOllN M VNNING. Jr., Rpcpiver
Jan'y
AdiHMii*^lralion Aolic’e.
I'pHE .^ul'Kcriber havjr.a- (|iia’ifi.’d as .Admitiisirairir. on
1 the Estate of J«s Sutidy, 'le.Vd. hereby gives nr,lice
lo all p.Tsoris having! claims ag viust said Es »tte to fire-
sent ih«;ii to Will M;I, McKay within thf time pn*-
scribe i by Ihw. o- nniiec will hf> pleaded in bar of
theirrec .very. ' VTM ARINE SUNDV, A-lm’x.
.\ng. 4. 1H02. 49. (
('opperaw! Copperaw!!
.)/wv LBS SUPERIOR QUALITY COPPERAS
OlJl f Also D.i Tierces FRESH BE \T RICE.
For sale by PEMBERTON ^ .SLOAN.
Jan'y h, ‘.2if
SALT!~Sa1.T!! ’
SACKS for sale by
Dec 22
Rol'.FRT MlTCHf-LL.
HS if
100
TilH
tb
AdniingMtralor'M .Aotiee.
subscriber h .ving at December Term. lSt’>2, of
the (’ounty (’’omt of ('utnberl"ind, qir.iifie.i ;vs Ad
miiiist.ranr upon the Estate of Seill G. McNeill, dec’.),
notifiv>s all per*=oua havinir clsims .-igainst the Efiiat> to
present them will.ir the 'imp limitpd hy law, otherwise
this iiotico will be p'“ I-"} in 1 ir of rec.ivery. Debtors
are -.’(juested to make prompt pay meat.
iLECTOR M«NEIL-L, Adm’r.
Dea 10, 1862. 86* t
SAt’KS OF SALT;
1(1 Bbls. Sal .Soda, for so.ip making;
R .xea J. \ Long’s best brands ol I'obftcco;
■ iti B;.^s. Prime Sugar;
l.bt- .Sole Leather.
Jos A. VVOR'iJf
bfc'r 22, l^•'.2. .‘‘t 2m
AOTI4E.
TVVm ,i;-.ly NFORO MEN, C\forge. -14 year.s old, and
,1:1 k 4!, belougiuij I.) the E^'a'e of Thomas M Mc-
Leraii, .lec'd, will ho sol.i privately wlicn‘ViM- suital.le
application «linll b*' made to me I will also hire out
two likely MIvN for this year.
MARY ANN EVANS, Ex i.
.I.in'y 2, 1>^'.'1.
AOTII'E.—reward, I
’pilE subscriber wiil pay 2.') .loHnrs re ward to any one j
I who will return to liini. in F->yettevillp. a negro !
GIRL, who ranaway from hi«r.'siicncp on F'riday night .
the 2 i of January, ISO.'l Said negro giri is about ,
,'} feet and a half high, is inclitied to he thick, n j
rather bright, black fac®, full, with thick lips She is j
10 y; ars oM, but large for her age The above reward .
wiil be pai.l to any one who will return her safely home, |
or lodge her in Jail and inform me of the fact anl place. (
J. W. TUCKER j
Fayetteville, Jan. ISO?, 91-tf |
Blacksinitli to Hire.
AliO. 1 Workmaa. Addresii “W,” at this office.
Dm 28 • 80>tf
IMIE undersigned. Salt Commissioners for the county
of (’umberl ind, wish to employ from oae to twenty-
j flve Wagons to haul .Salt from Saltville, Va., for which
j they %iill /«jy twelve .iolbtrs per bag of lt*0 lbs. and al-
j low the wagons t.i take one-tenth of the Salt at the
• Worki at $1 50 por buahel on their own acoount Wag-
j odj> frotii iiDy part of the State will be eioployed on ap-
j plication to us, by letter or otherwise.
P. F. ALDERMAN.
JNO. WADDILL. Jr.
R M. ORRKLL.
j Fayettrville. l)eo. 1. 87 2tf
! “i^OTICE.
; rpHK UNDERSIGNED, bot'n having entered the mill-
, 1 tary service of the Confederate States of America,
I hereby give notice to their old customers and friends,
that they have appointed John D. Starr and John D.
i VVilliams, of this place, their attorneys to collect either
! separately or conjointly all moneys due them either by
! account or note, and otherwise to attend to their bu-
• siness generally during their absence. They respect-
1 fully ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt-
^ i ly as tJOHsible on their agents; atid make payment.
1 STARR A WILLIAMS.
Sept 19, 18C1. .'iB-tf
OU. AND LAMP BLACK.
rjUNNERS’ and LUBRICATINti OIL.
L.A.MP BLACK iu barrels.
JOS. R.
March 7.
For sale by
BLOSSOM & CO..
Wilmington, N. C.
6-tf
illarble Factory,
H
r ATTDER,
T. llAlOn & STORK
TWO DliniiS ABOVE C.
Fayetteville, K. C
jaa'T 20,
84-
' THE BATTLE OF .MURFREESBORO’
A correspondent of the Richaionci KxutisiU' r,
after ail iiitere«ting account o*' tho aniv.vi dep...
skirmi.shing, ^ives the following accoun*^ ol ilio
battle;—
•
Ou the inovnvnj; ol' the '.ilst tho scrauccbftcoe
was opeaeti Ly McCown's division, with Cleburn
advancing upon the eneiuy'sj n^ht uncier
(ien(*ral .McCook, juwt at i^rev dawn liic en^rav
wa5 taken completely by surprise, tlieir artillny
horses not even being hitched up Sui uwisiho
iiupetuobitj’ of the charge th;it iL. eii.nny i\;ll
L&ok in dismay, our troops pourlug m a most niur-
drttus fire; with such rapidity did our irion cross
the broken ploughed fields, that our artillery corld*
nut lollow them \V'h.Hrton’s e.tivalry hai ciiyrg ..
u battery, the h(*rses not beiuv; harn”. s-jd, una
drivium back the .\lx)lition infantry iu^ror'in^
it, Hucceeded in oapturin>^ it. I he enemy
jradunlly recjovcred, now disputed out iurtb. r ad
vance. and the battle raged with teniiic vjoiency
, 'i’hey coDtiniied to fall back, however, .ij ii r our
fire until we had swung round nearly our
lelt on their right, as il’ on a pivot, drivinfc- tu-?
enemy some six miles towards his ceiitrt-. when
1 Withers and Oieathatn also hurled their divi.sv-tj^-
on the foe with such terrible eficct, thrit i.at ^ \
after battery was taken, ;ind tlieir d..:iu .i* 1
heaps upon the field 'J'iu-enemy v. i - ii'
ven towards the Na.shville rjan, ul.. u; .. u.. v .«
front oi our centre, aud took a (.0111:11:..... j
tioD on an eminenci'overlookini£ ;iie iaiu, utid
which was protected by ruck.s and a den i- . dar
wood. Here he massed hi' battorie.s, t.an‘vev
ing some thirty pieces ol altiiiery, and uiadc u
desperate stand.
It was now about noon. We had alii-.idy cap
tured somt' five thou.-and pusoi.uv ino'.i..ii:i^’
General Wi.iu h, and a nuuibei .i rici.. .^C'Mcrr.
nearly thirty pieces of cannon, -niuc llvk th. u -ii.'’
stand of arm»>, and ammunitidii watioiis- ]■ r.a
now determined to carry the eueuiy’^ stroij^hoid
at all hazards, and the brigades ol liaimer:- and
Uonelson, supported by Manley' airi .^teTTjrt'o
brigad(\s, with ('obb’s, Byrne'i, Cii-HUH. iiDith’;
and .Slocomb's batteries, wore order^-d .0 prep are
for the ehargo. It was a forlorn hopv. but our
men I'ac.^d a mighty wbiilwiHd of sii'ot and shell
with heroic firmness, aud did not tall until
they bad captured two baiitrie.i: if: , r. i^-.tiei of
Generals Adams and Jaek.aon. ul Breckui'iidt^e’s
division, who held our right, wtT»' iiotr )r_iti,d
across the river to relieve our bruk. n c^-;auiri-
and advanced towards the enemy's grand b.ait-ry
with a like coolnes- and heroism, but thoy .vvoro
al.so repulsed and fell back under tL- eai iijy’H f- r-
rible fire. No tarther eff>rt was made, the ene
my, however, was also severely puni- iied, and
whether fearing that his position might oe fla.iked.
or from some cause that it was not secure, he
abandoned it that night, only to take up a still
stronger one in the bend of the river, towaids the
Lebanoo pike, on a couple of hlllock.s, wuicii 1"'
again croT\ aed with his .strongest batteries. Tha:
night it was cold to freezing. I’puu tbe battle
field lay thousands of the enemy s dead and w jiiud-
ed, who froze stiff, presenting a gha.'riiy sc^Jio by
moonlight.
The first of the year found the etieuiy >;,r itigi^'
entrenched, with his right drawn up a :i'u. ■"?
the south side of the >.a.shville pik", win;.-
left remained fortified in the I'cirl ili r
ready described. Our p ».siiii>u was -1. . ; ;
vanced on the left and centre, but ..iiit.r-s ,' 1
mained the same. On this uay (Jen. iiia^:.; .'su^.j
tte followhig addre.ss to hi.s army:
“The General commanding is happy i i p.;i-
nounce to the tr(X>p» the continued hucc .ss
arni.s ye.sterday. Gen.s. Wheeler and Wft.nuii
with the cavalry, again a.s.saulttd the h;, .
of communication, capturing over iwo t. jh.j .
wagons and other stores Twice have w.j n. ^
made the circuit of the enemy's ioree.s. and cl
stroyed his trains, and not less than six huu ^r .v^
wagons, and three thousand ;nule hlive
our hands Gen Jefferson ' iiavis wa^ ki .. i
by Us to-day Thu; our -.uecefifc eonc-.iac.^ -
terrupted. One more stnigylt-. and tli-' ylor u
victory already achieved will be crow.,ed .y
rout of the enemy, who are now greatly d:morui
ized. The General commanding has every coriii-
dence that his gallant troops will tully m^et bis
expectations.
[Signed,] “Braxton haAOo,’
j It was confidently believed that tbr eijtn.j.
j would have retreated on the night of rh..' 'il ;,
' but as he did not, it is supposed thac (?rc-n J, .
j concluded to wait and see if he w.iulu rniik- :u j
I attack. The day conseqaently pa.-^f d . ff.juieti,
i excepting some light .-kirmi^hin^i
I On the Reconii day of January, the iii-orn. 1
i Friday, the attitude of the two urtnie- ri-m .;t..
I the s.'imp during the morning, with the . x..x>j ti.vi.
I of some shelling on our right,
; By three o’clock it was detfrniined to as-v.*!'
i the enemy's stronghold on the bend of the river
i It wan a desperate determination. G .n. I'olk
i it is said, advif^ed against it, considering ihe pi.-
J sition impregnable, as we had to cros.s the nve:
i and ascend the bank to reach the enemy’s posi
fion in the face of his tremendous batteries
There was an immonse stake, however, on tli.
hazard, the total rout of the cueim', and thi' ^ .
session of Nashville, and the stake wasconsi'i
worth the trial To Breckenridgc's divi' t •
assigned theta.sk. Brig. Oen. Hanson’?^ .';
led the charge. Oar troops cro.^.s d '.u r v r
under the rolling lava of the enemy’^ tir- ‘r.jiii
their batteries, which belched forth. !ii.i t iu.; ;.
and -Ktna, a double sheet of fl .nio Whol '. .;ji-
panies went down, but th(‘ gaps were •‘.u---
filled up, and onward wont tlu.st* liuilant iini::
until they roached the enemy's jiosit i.>i) ;ii d di ov.-
them frwin it. The fire of the em n),v ^ mu, k- a-y
from hehind'the rocks and cedar tree> w..,- tor-
rible; our men fell like leaves ;n autuinti, .inH.
finding it impossible to hohi the place, thf v ,ell
back in good order ami recrossed the rivi v In
less than one hour it i*^ .said two thousand • ; «'ur
men were killed and wounded. It was a tiMT.. !
I repulse, that same “bloody crossinu of fr^tone •
I river,” the troops call it. ft list us tu‘> van-
1 t3ge ground we haii g;iined over tho enemy on
I the .Slst and grsiitly depressed our tmops. J}iu
i for this, wc would still h>'ve held'Murfreesboro’.
On the 3d the rain fell in torrent.';, aim .*»s our
troops were worn out and nearly exhau-^'f^^d. i' " :i'
determined to fall back that right, an-i n .t ru .
the risk of meeting the enemy’s reinforootn.nts.
j which it was reported he was reccivi* . I- '■^v-
: thing had previously been provi-ii d ir tI.l-
i treat. It was most orderly ‘ '
executed.
j Such id au outline sketcii 01 the bat.,... oi
1 Murfreesboro’. The moat glorious battlg of the