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KUWUrO J. liMK X SOI^S.
, r *t:. l^R« rPTlTKTOHfJ
. S-’!vi 'Vrokiy l)usERVER 00 if paid in
‘ !i' psii (liiriue the year of HuV>-crip-
V ' -irt.T t'.f \par ha» ex^.ir*-.!,
i»i.-KPVKK $*J iX» per ^luiinm. if pai>l in
■■ - ' ■ pHi'i 'hiring the yenr of su>>'Orip-
■■' nfter the year h.-i-* expire !
X VKRTISKMENTS inicrtpil for cents per
■ ^ line!' for the first, and ^0 cents for enoh
: ;-.jt .iiMic.uioii. Yearly alvertipement« hy tpe-
Hi reasonable ratef Advertiser* are
, !o .ate ihe iiumbftr of inseriious tiesirod, or
r.iutiuiii'd till fcrhi.i. nri.1 oharpe'l nooont
■ier —•••m-nt* .•.■.tiiiuiif t l f harjjr I ur» t.l
uieui-
SPR" >OTirF
m»aa Uer tKii il»»t^, uo aanie ut a uew 5uli«'ri>ier
ii'ered wittiout pdvmrnt lu ad?an.H*. nor will
>j nt t 1 ^nch miH.^oriher? for a long-er tim.*
i‘>id for
I I .T oil subi.Titers hs de^ir.- to take thr pa
n ill y«»(ein wtVi rkottl'y >ih when tuaWiu^
. .'e* laii'j 1.
Il\wr. .WrJv.
A.ttomey at Ijaw,
I'ayetteville, N
|\! I'.t^nd the County and SuperiiH" Otiiirt-i ;.f
\ ' iiiberland. Harnett, Moore and Robesi.n C'onn-
j ?r'inpt attention given ti» the oollet'tion of .*11
|,\- ■ »n!.ni3ted to bi? h^nd^
• 186v* *
(iRo lvV wTlTiams i l'(»..
[tliiulesale Drwlei'ii lit liirdcrrirN,
A.ND IMi-ORTEKiJ ANI> MlALERs IN
iiifArf* and tiidrrj, Irou,
B4\ STKLKl. KAiKTTEVlLLf.. >. t.
, J, 1S61 3tji!
; COX
vy p kendali.
J B KEXUAl.L
iOl., K£.^D4LL A O.,
oiiiuil«$^lon iTIerohaiif!^
A S l>
AHOLLifALE OKOCKKti,
Sg 11 i. li Sortii Hater Si.,
Wilffllcgtoii. r.
‘.ef' rrotn bot' DntrJ j^^KupUy
i ^*ti t« tLr ■nHi** '’3 * 'twii
: i-ri lUir
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J OH. I T L K 1 ,
t-iiHtr (Out t amtni^^lon .fitfihunt,
iWKilKVILLK, N (
^ , .K, . II
1.1 i %VORTIM,
m&iio^iou aud l*'orHar«liitg !n«*rrhafits
WlLMI}^iiTU>, -N ('
l'5'il ^41 f
i A K U!
[. F;,*'. u-vI'IF'^ ‘iti fto/'omnio with si
\\ '.i ’-'uJu^rv
T fluol'KK
JDHSSON. WILLIAMS i CO..
nAKKR>s.
k 'h;rtv I.'. I. pans now in operaiiou nine miles
.>■ r". VVilmiUjcion I’.'irties wishing I'l supply
- wi!)i ,ali . ,11 befuiui«hed by applying to
'• n. .Fr V«eDi ivi Fayetieville, to h. I’age.
• In' work-, or to
M WILLIAMS,
Geaer.al Superintendent.
. ■ Nov. ‘JO, IS^'.L", . Hltf
i OTTO\
Vo. 19 Hay Rlrwt.
('. y. M\LLKTT
ftife and Tobacco oa I'ousigumeiil.
|l> --K3 of frexb beat h\'-‘ and !('• EueH .Maou
[1 ’ ’H.'’nrftd Toha(>fl'i, varioa‘'‘ijuaHtio« For ’•ale by
W WILLUMH i CO
“ c'..le, .:4.18b::.
.\OTICE.
‘^.-■’1 to be absent from ht.nie e few laonttis tn
W;is, Archjbaia McLean is snj siuthont^.l
tratuac' liiy hu8iQ€>f« tibili 1 r«turu
N O.
Alter tliiM date I %«lll
Five Cents per pound for r!*nC“ do
t iu eiteville. or ai fny uiill."?
I. MURPHY
.4 •
Floreur«* and Fayftt^Tillfi Kail Koad. I
1|Nl>KR ihe provixion«i ot an Ordinance of the t’on ■
I yeiition rtf North ('arolina, Uookt* will he o}.eiied on
the Itirh .Inne at the following plape^' and nnder the di
rection of the following persons, to receive subacrip-
tion^ to the Capital Stock of the •‘Florence & Fayette
ville Hail Road Oo.’’ Shares One Hundred Dollars each.
Af (hf Rail Road OAce in Faye>fevilh.—Under the di
rection of the Generaf Commi»sioner8, \. \. .McKethan,
1> .\. Ray, A. W. Steel. Wm. McL McKay and .Ino.
M. UoHe
-■1/ t/if lt»d^ Under the direction-of Hector
McNeill, Wm. J. Stewart. .las. Smith, Dan'l C. Mc
Neill and Col. Alex. McMillan, or any one of them.
.4/ Flora! CoUegf.—Under the direction of Dr. Neill
McNair. Dr. .\. D. McLean. .Archibald Smith, Edmund
Lilly anil ('ol. .\lexander Watson, or any one of ihetn
At Quefvni1ali>.—Under the direction of Murdock Mo-
Hae, It McLeod, It. Mc(’alluBi, .la>» McRae, .Ir . and .1
fl .Mcyiieen, or any one of them.
At i^foTiUvtlU. — Under (he direction of John Purcell,
Jno .Mc.Vair. Sion Alford. Dugald Mt'C'.'vlhmt anil .luo.
Mi-C^liutii. or Any one of them
The .Siibs-.'ripiion Books will remain open fur the
dpaf'e ..f »;0 Jfiys When a sui^icieni sum is subscribed
the I'ampany will hn i.rgHCiiiir.i t\..r the purpo.:e of >>uiM
lUt; tlir Hoad >
A A McKETHAN,
U A RAi’.
\ W STKEL.
WM McL McKAY,
JNO M. ROSE.
(iviieral (’Mmmi^sioner«
Faveiirvitle, June 7, .'f'Jil'
Western Knilruad Ofllce, I
♦•'teville, N C., Sepi ‘27. 1862. i
itiv purpr.’^e ol inereasinjt the capital stock of ihit
r CooipHuy. t.. enable it to extend the Rond from the
''oal Fields to the .Sorth ('aroliiia Hoad, the following
({enilefiien b&re been sppuitiiej t'onjaiissiouHrd to re
I'eive ■iutiscritii^rs in (heir :ieveral nei^hborht>ods,
■\t liiilf—L J Hauti;btun. HrooK» Harris. l>r Ueoige ('
-Newby and 0 Washington
•\bo»e the Gulf -jno’j (}ol1si,n Jitfoeti F Ri»e» and
Hu^h \S Dixon
At ttre llill- i} ft' U.ild^ioti. l*r L U Uorrell and S
VI Mgiou
Ab.t^e Ore Hill - ban 1 Ha« l.uey. .\ h Marsh .»nd Ja»
P'iC.'
Ai Foil-1 s MilU L>r H M Fou-*! an.l Iir J I> l)ra»ei
At hratiklin^vilirf and vinniif leaac H Foit^i ^tid .A
Horiiey
.At Asheboro' — Junatlian Worth and B F Hoofei
At New Market Jennie \Nalker and Joseph Newlm
At rhomartTtlle - .A il Foster and Jno W Thomas
\t Mi>th Point—I>r K t' Lindway and Setiborn Perry.
.Ai Salem—Francjg Frie» ami H L Parierson
At Greensboro'—P Mendenhall, Peier Adtifns Hon
J A Gilmer anil Je««e H Lindsay
Inoiriictiona will be ^ent to the ('oaiinia^ioner'! at »n
.lay tiy the Presiiienr of the t.'oiupany
‘.4fr J \l K»t.'F.. Sec y Vi K R (’o
IiUOK .\T THIS!
Till-: I'UKTTKllLli: HIITKL,
Profitifii' 300 reel and io th* bu*4ineNM
portion of the Town,
C'Oiitaifi« more ^pacioiiM and well
Ventilated KooniM than an>
Hotel in the Mtate,
anl tny Patrons say my (’oudinienU* are v«ry ^("kI
tur the tiine^.
T. W^DIIILL, Proprietor.
•May JO, lM»,j. ‘J7y
FAYCTTIIVII.I^K
MCTC.4L INSFRA.M'K COMPAM.
Capital tu Premium Notes amounts lo *2f>T.'iH8
Cash on hand and other a-sei-, o,t77 H5
Totril, .fJ72,7t)r. Cl
Th« l'ompan_» have paid ;ill lo ses promptly, and
hav» never inade an assessment on their premium uoies.
Total loH^*e8 paid,
Officers:
OEO. McNEILL, l*resi«leni
D. A. R.AY, Vice President
A McMILLAN, Sec y.
Dirkctors: ,
Henry Lilly, W. N. Tillingha-st,
H. L. Myrover, S. J. Hinsdale.
S. T. Hawley, Wm. McLaurin.
Nathan .A. Stedman. T. 8. Lutterloh.
fiALV.
r Oil nt»uf(l(rf'mi-nl by
G W WILLIAMS S
Vi^ianiLb^ tor .^ale.
I OFFER for snle my PLANT.VTlON. ‘J miles we«i
, CHriluige, Moore county, ConiMininc J/id acres, >i
which is a Grist and Saw Nlilf Couon Gin nnd .Screw
1 will
llljiK (lll!.\TBV l!i num
HA\ fNG'heen lielailedon recruitingsei vice toi i !■
da
days, I am aiithori/-‘d to announce Ihe p.iiii:fl >u8
rtceive in payment State Bonds, Oonfcdeiuce i l'*^n^ion of the operation of the conscript law. ■'•I ;is to
tIhi.KUs Vo
rt»i\M'Kii*T tiri'K'i:, i
liAiiEroii, N ('., Keb’y •’), )
money or likely Negroes.
JOHN MORISON.
VAHJAIII.E for ^iale.
1 OFFER for Sale my I’LANTATION on .McClendon s
Creek, 6 miles west of (Carthage, lying on the ba‘-in
of :he Coal Fields, containing 2100 acres, which is as
productive as any lauds in tne county of Moore. The
improvements good and the situation healihy Terms
''^Pral. JOHN MORISON
IlOTK'E.
IH.A\ L about *j^K)t) acres more, in different tracts, in
the county of Moore.—F:iriiiing .Mineral, an I Titr-
peniitie lind,-which I vil! sell mi liberal terms.
JOHN MORISON' •
Vliiieral 1^21 iidM lor Malt*.
IM A\ E an interest of one-third in a trad ol •tHii
•Vt RES oil the WMtei's of l>ei>p Kiver, on wliicli li ivi
bffu discovered a salt mine ind pure sultpotre. :»iid un
I'il ot good quality lor greasing leather, well woiiLv
Ideological investigHiion .loMN MORISON
I Carthage, Nov. l.'-t 18*t2 77-if
.NOTICE.
1)ERSoNS wishing to buy TOWN PRol'LlUTV will d.>
well to call on th# subscriber I will .sell on rcasoii
ttlilr terms Diy House and Lot, having also a gooil Kitch
en. Smoke house and good Well of water Also, lout
lown Lots with good Stables ther«on and very couve
n:ent. and one other k>inall Lot .Also. 82 aures of I, »u I
joining the town of t'arihage, -oiivenient for wood
A M. HKAN.SOS
I’arihHtte, Dec. 2, l“tl2 S.'Jtf
.%dininis>tratioii :\otiee.
IlHE 'Jutiecriber hnviait L)ialiti>‘d hm Aduiiniotrulrit on
the Estate of la^ Sundy, iec’d hereby gives uotiiv
to all persons bAvtng olaims against s.tid F'sittte lo pre
sent them to Wm Mcb McKay within the time pre
scribed by law, or this notice will lie pleaded in bar ol
their recovery tM’l'flARlNK SON 1>V, Adui'j
Aug 4, 1M»V2 iv I
Administrator'’^ i\otii‘t*.
'pilL! subbi'tiber having lU [»ecember Term, IKt‘.’, .ii
1 the t.'ounty Court of t’iiuil>«rl«nl...ju‘.lified A>l
iiiiiiisti Hi or npuu the Lsinte o) Neill G .Mc.Neill. dec’J,
noiiGes all per^*ons having cl.tims igniii-*! the Esi.iie lo
present ihem within the lime lirnite 1 tiv liw, .itherwi'e
ibis notice will be plealed in bar ot'recov*iy I)ebt..i-
are re^iiesfetl to make prompt payment.
HECToR \|cNKlLI.. \dm r
l*ec. III. IHUJ. • sr,. .
T|TKPEliTl\f: HAC'K^.
in vVF. a /o.’J supply ul Turpeutiue H.-VOKS. oti
hah I, wh’ ti 1 HilJ re»4dy to *ell ti> tboSr wtjo llis^
Wish (o purchaiie .Also, ready topt.-pHr€* .Af«-- at Niiori
Uotice. in ihe he.-i inannei
permit conscripts and others so disposed (o v-.!ii:itc»t
iTi Companies of Ihcir own seleciion. Thus by vi>luu-
leering you will avoid being forced into the con^joript
camp. 1 am anxious to receive recruits, for (^ipt. Kelly'-j
company from Moore county, or it dc.sired I will reocivo
any who winh to join ot her companies of t his commnu.t.
To those who wouM avoid being forced info the war, f
appeal to them to come forward, volunteer like men,
and assist in driving the invading foe from our soil. I
shall be happ3' to meet any who feel like volunteering
at Ihe f'llowing times and places; —
Kelly's Store. February Rtb.
Sloaii\s “ '.ijh
Swan’s Staiiiin, “ 11th.
Jonesboro' “ 13th.
A I50L1N, Lieiii.
C’o. F, .'tith Reg’t .N. ’ T
Ksll Creek .Mills. Moore Cn , .Ian. oO. '.♦‘i-Sipul
' TO RIP'I^! ^
ii .WlStj been detailed by special order, for thirty
duys, on r»-cruitiiig service, I hereby give notice
^ MlS(X»NSTRU(yriON having been placed upon the
published orders of officers detailed upon recruiting
scrvice, it is hereby announced for inforiflfttion qf En
rolling Officers and others interested, that the execution
of' the Conscript Law has not been suspended in this
State for thirty days nor for a single hour.
The officers charged with the execution of this law
will devote themselves to the zealousi and pr‘nipt per
formance of their duties
The safety and welfare of the country demand that i,,corruptible integritvT
every uiau lu thi.s crisis shouM do his whole duty. Not ^ *. ♦! • ? i -
a day nor an hour should be lost in filling up the thinned i their tanks J r> year.T' iigo. >ui‘(
ranks of our glorious and gallant array A few more 1 uow many have lallen by the wayside ami U'’\v
such victories as it has recently achieved will speedily j fill honorable jjrave.s' Tlie first who Uicl
«ecnre peace and independence to the country. | my adini.s.sion to the Bar wa Thoma i, H vb:u't
Ry order of soon to be followed by Loui.s 1>. il.Miry. .}Aw Ii
ommand I of Conscripts for N. C. ' r- ■. , . .. .. -
J. C. I’KiPcr. .Adiutanl
A TRIlil'TE To THE MEMORY OF Hol’.EHi K
TROV.
rew and brioi are the year.s that hav*i pa.'-.sod
since ! was admitted to the I’ellow-^hip ol tho
“Ca/»( /eay a.- ‘-A MkM1:KK uF TIIK
North Caroi.i.va Bar.” On the ( ireuil and in
the Court Koom I met with men of tuwcriiip in
tellect, burning eIojuence, witherinu savc.irsm,
brilliant wit, great learninji and hiirh uttuiniu-. nt.s
in their prof’essioji. And withal they were po.s-
sessed of a spotless purity ot eliarm t* r u'ld of i
mo W' il
tin i;.
Feb 7. l-'2t
lte‘rnit^> \vantc*d tor the 'iim-
lierland Ploii&li Bo%>>.
Koliy, J. I. 3IcKay, ArcliM A T. Smiiii. II
ert iStrange, John 1>. Kcc-les, l)avid Keid. .Jaiiu'
(■ bobbin, William S. Ahlu'. .Janus L '.hiik-.-
and Warren Win.-low, all .if wlioin vvt i. m,
iiiors. 01 ujy juniors, 1 mention with f( 'lino.sul
n.-W'lNU lieeH retailed f;>r :i »hori time on recruiting ; .1 i ’ j- i - i • i -11
service, I will give noiice to all who wish lo join * wliu iiave uiou witliiii fho .''UUir |itMH>u tii
^ ^ .T* T~^ 1« I . 1 ^ ^-vl W .ti
1^. ^*.1 I 1 /• 1 1 •—' ....... * ■
'111 '** ihiy \)mpanv. that they now have the opportunily of! names of J. G. McDugald, Slocumb ol 8amp'"li,
^ 10 allow conscripts If) j. in anv company now in service, i , r n i . i • w^ir m i > n
' and bv thereby •‘eniitled to ti.e bounty and other bene- j ‘ receive your \\ htte oi Hladen, Henj. K. Husk.- nn l H.t.i v
C. B. Mftllett.
.lames Kyle,
A. .A. .McKethan.
J. D. Williams,
S. W, Tillinghasi.
WA.^TKII.
•' ‘(Ilk BLMhKI.* WHEAl,
• i SiM, •. (’ORN
~ —jii? ;a'‘iij(? (he at.wve Hrficlei. to i-dl will r»-".*lvr
■ S'; f'; Last. I ricp by oalling on Mr N( Tho.iiason.
• n >!ernhact \lills. FayettevUe, or on ‘he sutison
* tiis old st.iud on Markfei .*'iuare.
ALEX JitHN.'^ON, Jr.
.V.V 7r»tf
Twentj-li-e UullarM Keward.
h N.AWAY from the subscriher, his negro boy MO
H ES He is 21 years of ajje, about i, t’eet 10 iuches
-fli, robust, long feel and ver^ much Kirnedout, ai the
■ ^lid look° down when spoken to. (!e was seen w
I McPijaurR Mills in Robeson county on the Jlsi ult.,
wis in Fayetteville about three weeks ago The
• w..rd will be paid for his delivery to me or for
'luement in any jail so that I get him.
W. D JOHNSON. •
'.ue!t«viile, S. C., Aug. 14, 180'2. G'Jtf
A R.n i’ BA
' ■I i-repHred lo manufacture all kinds of Wagon
f .f Array use. I tan my leather and can
" K -1 tiugains * .Agents will do well to send their
!- me as they shall have prompt attention, and
tf m quick dispatch. .fOfIN C.ARTF/R
' •'•-ton P o , Chatham Co., N. C., )
June lo, I8*>2. i
ib«. ijfiim .%ral>ic tor wale hy
I R LEE.
Wtf
1%AA~TK».
' Ffiyetie»ill« .Arsenal, Four or Five GOOD
' ■ '•‘Ml rU'J to wh'im g III t wages and steady
>-iit w :i be given Apply to ir address
J. A deLAGNEL.
Lt Col C 8. A , Comd’g.
- y v, iteea V8i.f
i>larble Factory,
i>y “eniitie«t to iTie bounty
tils provided by law f ir voltmieers ’ li is confidently
eipecifd that :his liberal offer on the part of the Gov
ernment will eagerly embraced by the greater p.sri I
of those liable to liervice under ih“ conscript act t
Men! yon fiave yel iin opporiiinity of becoming vol I
iintci'i-s Voiii •oiintry needs your s,«|-vice» F.jnbrace
this Opportunily -it once
It has been made my -peci >1 duty to enlist men for
('•ipt. T. W Hari'is I'nvHlry ('omp-.iny «f the iW’.d Regt
.N C Troops 1 im •authorized, however, to enlist for
anv ci'iupatiy iu ihi« ciimmand
1 will lie in Piitvtmro' .m Tiiesdav of Fel.ruary Couii,
Ihe IHih. oil Friday ilie l-!lh. Hi I'ottin s Siore. iu Moore ^
t'ount'M oil TnesdHy ihe I7ili, anl Tuesday ihe 24lh at
C.irihft^e Kecniits tor ciivalry companies "wiU be re
tjuired to furnish h hoi se ^
Conscripts' liec.ime v.iliiuteers 'lud strik.* for the d»‘ i
feiK;e of vour couniry N F Ml'SE. L*. Co. K. ;
ii;M N r T , Hecriiiting (Iflicer. I
Jail :!1. iM'i'!. '-'0 oi i
KI'U'KI IT^ WlATKII!
Hoktnty ,ttnf *‘2r» prr !
1HWF tieiMi ordered l>y M-tj (ten tiiisinvtis W. j
Stniih to reinrii tu this phice a- a Kecruiiing officer
tor Ctipf .liio \lcKellai' - conipKiiy. '.'o’ Evans’ Keg'i. i
P.artii'in Hangers, now near Kinston. .\ favorable op- j
poriiiiiiiy IS now otfereil to coii.script-* lo volunteer and
I (hus ipciire one hundred ilollar-* bounty iii addition to |
twenty five dollars per rooiith puy This tiranch of the i
service i-* rt/markably healthy a- the ii ioper is kept
names at the difl'ereni places and limes specified; At
I Black Kiver. l.ock's Creek and Cedar ("Jreek. on Salnr-
I day the 7th Feb'y; also ai the same {ilaces on the 14th.
i Capi. R. Mclianiel will receive the names at Lock’s
Creek. Lieiii. 1> M. .lohnsoii at Cedar ('reek, myself at
. Rlack Hiver
JAMES A. GAINEY,
Lieut, ('o. F, 21ih Reg't N. C. T.
Feby ». IHti '. 12o()tf
voi.i \V/%
fl''nE very best opportunitj' nnd most liberal terms are
1 now offereit to men llahle lo conscription, and all
* others wbo ilesire lo enter liie service of the Confede
rate States
Th«» conscri'f.t law is p-iriially snspeii'if*d for a lime
; lojrive all men subject to military duly in opportunity
I to volunteer in any ('o ot Heg't iliey in ly wish loenler.
i Transportaiiou will be given iliein i > their companies
I an I seventy live cents for rations each day after they
a-e sworn in will be allowed They will also receive
One Hundred Dollarr tioiinly on the first pay roll alter
they ioin their companies. Ml who wish to volunteer
; in the 2»itii Keg'l N C Troop 'C>-!nerly ('ol Vance's)
' and now coinnmnded by ihe).>t n^r. 'allaut anl acconi-
. piisheii Colonel 11 K iliirifwiii, will please call on me
: al C-ttiliMge. where 1 will gi.>- ihem all the intormaiion
I I can, ami t>e glail to rrceivi- itn-ir iianies.
.AI*>o a full pardon, ,ex'-if.>i torfeliure of pay while
.abscni.1 has been granieil to .ill deseriers ami al>sentees
wii 1 will return to duly or leport Itieuiseives to the re-
1.
l).*c
.;ioj,.i
A. W. Steel,
J. G. Ceok,
Hon. J. G, Shepherd,
R F". Brown. ( .
A E. Hall,
hu Collins and C. C iMcCrummen. Travrling Agents
H^-The Company invile appHcaiion-
May -28. Ibtil 21
I A
Ibe Stu 8ljl^ hamn,
j COLORED PHOtOlifRiFilS,
I Al 1
i _ .. . _ 1
ART.
\%'oodward% Kolar ('amera.
13HOTOOR \PH.S can be had at V.inorsdell’s Skylighi
Gallery, Hay atraet, opposite Marble Yard, Fay
ettevillf, N. plain, retouched, colored, in water
colors, oil and pasiile: from small to life size, .\mbro
types, Malaaeotyj.es, and all other styles of Pictures
periain* ig to the Art. Also, Gilt F'rames, Gilt Mould
ing, Ql - for very large pictures—as large as 2ll by .‘?l>
inches. Cord and Tassels for hanging pictnres; Instru
ments. .Slock and tJhemicals for sale low for cash. Life
site colored Photographs ma.le from small pictures.
Having permanently located here 1 Jiope to merit
your patronage. I would also return my sincere ihankH
fur the ht>«ral patronage bostowed on me herelofure by
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M. VANORHDELL,
Photographist and Proprietor.
Dec’r 2d. 1859 77-
F.-tyni«-\ille, .N. I’.
HOKNE .HflOF.Ii\.i.
OWING to the ailvance in ihe pi ice of Itou the ;ut>-
scril>«*t IS coni^telled to raise the pric«- ot “h...*irig u.
af^l per shoe Me does thi“ with reliiclanoc. tnii it-
necessity will t>e apparent 10 his owsiomers wiieti he
siaifS. ihat the iron alone used in making shoe« cost-
more than hall ol his charge, and more than twice a*
much as he formerly received for iron and shoeing
,1 ^ WELSH
Fayeiteville, Jan’y 2, 1K;.'1. ‘il I’.wpd
.\OTirio.
U.N I-riilay of the week of February Comity Couri. in
Robeson coiiniy. lietue 27th of lh^ rootv U, 1
will sell on a credit of sin inonth-. at ih** rcsi.JeiKe > I
Joseph Hig(;s, in s%id county,
^e%'enteeii Ukely Voiiii^ A’e^roe**,
HOLSEHOLU and KITCHEN FLRMTl'HL.
and other articles of a peri-'haf>le kinii.
NEILL MjNEILL,
Hxecutor of the Will of A Davis, ,'r.
Jan y 24, 18«io 'tH-ts
aotic'e;.
1'^HE Subscriber ott'ero for sale his PL.ANT.XTION,
containing 4!it .acres, v^iih l;'>ii acres cleared L.and.
within a few minutes' walk of Laurinbnrgh Depot. W.
C. & R R. R. On the premises is a two story dwelling
and all neoesgary oathouses. .Also, joining said tract
can b« had (531 acres, with '2(Mt acres cleared land. On
the premis(»s is a good two story Dwelling and al! ne
cessary outhouses. Persons wishing 'to puichase wib
call soon or address me at Laurinbnrgh, .N C.
H C MiLAUHlN
Jan. 2h. '.H-bipd
C'o|»|»eras(! 'o|>pera«»!!
tjikii LbS. SUPEhlOR ^^UALITV CoPl'KRA.-;
»»V/V; Also Hi Tierces FRESH BE\T HICK
For sale by PEMHERl'oN .t SLoaN
■Jail y H, IHi),;. '.I’.'it
ooiistiiiiily in meiion We have tieen in service eight
m.iiitb' Hud have uol lost a man t>y sickii.'ss To the i
lepciir. soUs of the gallant “Old North Slate ' Your ’
t.fethreU III th« held ''all Upon you to hel(i them drive :
liai k the vile iiiv;i lei [> of . II «oil 'I’I'ly lo me ill l':iy
«-Mi ville, .ir lo f{ U llurJie al ili.* Court House
AHCH I* MrFVDVF.N. i
Lieut Co \, i..;.( I’eg'i N. C. 1'
.1 m'y 'ill. I h>> .. 'I'l.si
%vi:«ti:Ki\ kaii. koaii.
ol (hi' Hovt Ifiwe Fayetleville duily,
except.-I ‘.I ^ o'- lock. \ \| . and'iv- i
turning leave Mclver’s :ti 1 o'clocK, P .M ,
F'c/ij/ii /' iin Ml IN D \ V. W K1 »N F.''L».A V .'ind FRIDAV.
Hy order of the President
JNO. M. ROSE,
Treas'r and Act'g Trans. Ag't.
Jan 22. IHtiX 'i7tf
' cniuing otbcevs iu the county on or Wef ive thi* Uhb of
Feti’y. aiul i bereliy w 1 •»! ill men in ilu- county absent
MMIt. Train
1 .“ill 11 lay;
from Co M, :irith Keg 1 .N C Troop'. to report to me on
or befme iliHi time This i- iiie IhsI opporliiiiily you
w II liavi- 10 redfHiii yoiiis,.|yes fri.m death and disgrace
iiiore la~iin(fiiud >lamnable ihaii ever was neaped on
men tiefwre 1*.\ your jireseni course you will lea\'e a
berl'aee ot’-hain.- to your chil.lren. and your cbililren's
rliiMrf-n will ciiise ihe memory of the base deserters
and iraitor-. wli.i handed d .wn such a load of infamy
find >li-icract- to their posterity
Tht' ab.ditlom-'- nre g“iting very tired of the war.
ftO't there are indication- of peace Then if every man
will come forwanl atid )o hi« duty we may look for an
early p-ac.- ' G. WILLCOX.
2d Lieut. Co. H,,2t>th Reg't N. C. T.
Recruiting Oflicer.
Carih:iae, Jim'v -’I, \'2iO-oi
pHOM
1 Rofl
.‘^\i'KS tor >iale by
Dec 22
Kuf.tKI MlicHrl.l
rsB tf
f'
K tio w n
100
S.ACKS OF SALT
10 Bblfj. .Mai .Soda, for sonp laaking
12.'> Boies .1 \ Long’s tiesi btnnJ^ ot Tot.a*-ci),
.'iti Bfds. Prime .Sugar,
^•^(l Lbs. Sole Loalher.
•lOH. A WORTH
Dcc'r 22, 1802 H'.tCm
A l^ar^e lliirhaiii €'ou
4 Veil'll Young Calf, for sale
>T DAVID MUHPH\
Jiin'y o. ^*2-lf
Blacksmith to Hire.
\\0. I Workman Address •W, ’ mi this office.
Dec. 2^4 MM If
Palma I'hri^ti lleauM.
HMIE subscriber will pay the highest cash price-, for
I iny :{iianiity of Palma Christi Means.
J A
WORTH.
)7-if
Fay«ttPville,Oct. 8.
I Al.jTIA.'lAl'N.
Afresh supply of Farmer’s A Planter^. 2d Edition.
Also, a few of Turner’s
I For sale by E. J H ALE >t .SONS
■ P. S The publishers have raised the prices to U.
j cents each, at which price we will sell them.
i^lOO re:WARD.
ny 4HFJ} LAiJi>i:ii.
TWO DOORS ABOVE C. T. HAIliH i SONS’ STOHK
Fayetteville, V.
Jan’T 20, 18ti0.
84-
C^roceriesS GroceriesII
AI*.\R0K and well selected Stock of F.XMILY
GROCEHIE.S always on hand, consisting of
Bacon-Sides, Mess Pork, Mullets, Macker
Nos. 1 and 2, Molasses, Sugars of al
I grades, Tobacco, Cigars,
And all other artioles usually kept in a Wholesale Gro-
I ocrr EttablithsMiit
COX, KF.NDAIiL ft CO.
WUxBiagtoB, April 2,1861. 10-tf
RANAWAY from .Mr. N. Carpenter, on the (Jharlolte |
Rail Road, near Brown Marsh, in November list, j
my negro Girl BELL. The said girl is a No. 1 negro, j
about h feet ri or H inches high, very well put up, and
with a smooth black skin. !
She is Hupposeil to have taken up with a free n«*gro man !
in the Brown Marsh neighborhood I will give the ai)Ove |
reward for her delivery to me in Fayetteville, or
for her confinement in any jail so that I can gel her
JAME« P. ROBERTSON
Wcsn.uv lv\ii, Ko\i) Offk i:, )
‘'nvcf^(*^ lilt*, .Imh.1^
DM and i.fier ilie Ki day of Feb'y, Freight on this
.a l will be .'^THlCTLV C \,s;H. to be paid lA/iVi/,
when freight is sent l>» or ilclivereil from ihe D'-pot.
By order of the Pres'..
.I.\'0 M. Rti.'^E. Treas'r and .Act'j; Tr.ans. .\; t
'.i7-iii
C'oal illine.
^pilK undersigned were, at the November Term of the
I (,'onfederate ('ourt. District of North Carolina, ap
pointed Managers of the Egypt Coal .Mine pro{>erty,
and have entered into copartnership for the purpose of
mining and selling Coal, nnd solicit or'lers for the same
in any der'ired ijumtity. Orders for any amount can
be supplied on short notice. The ('oal fr mi this pro
perly is undoubtedly the ^est in the Confederate States.
Applications may be made to t!h.as l» Malleti. Fayette
ville, .S C , or .lames Browne, Charleston, S. (V
CHARLES B. MALLETT
JAMES BHOWSI'.
I'ayettcville, .Jan'y 20, IMO^'?. '.ttitf
I OR
‘naOUniTAIN hotel,” MOKIiWTOV,
^I'llls larsf.* .“si iblishmetii, «iluar** iti the town of Mor-
g 'litou. N C., is now ollere l for Kale. I'j^rms made
pplictiiloll to .1 \l H.\PPt)LDT.
Morganton, N C.
Jan r* I8i’, i'7-;’mpd
VV. k. KlHilll»SO\ \ CO.,
StuoU Brokers and Comuiisaion Merchants,
H A. i\
j on Fill/rltrrillr S'r,--’! j
II' 11.1, pH ticular ai tent ion to sales Miitl (iiirt-hases
fV Ilf .'!iaie an 1 Confeilerate bonds, P.ank an.l other
I Stocks, i!olleciion'of drafts, and any business connected
I with the ditferent departments of the State governn.ent
Hank uoi«s of all Southern States l.ouirtit and sdil.
IHeUrniC' f
o (i Parsley. Wilmington
W A \V l ight, “
lohii D Williams. Fayelleville.
W (I Broadfoot. '
.1 .1 P.lackwood, Charlotte.
W K l.aue, Wayne County *
.lohn D. ^Vhilford, (Vaveii County.
Hon Thomas Riifiiii, \|;imance (%iunty
Hon W. N Edwards, Warren Comity.
Hon D W ("Courts, Hockingliatu Couufy
II. W. Ouion, Lincoln County
j And citizens ot Raleigh, generally.
; Jan’y Kl, lSti;{. ‘.lo-lm
I M>.%P! MIAP!
I AM now making and keep constantly on hand, at my
Fac'ory on Per«on street, FAMILY P.\H .S)AP, at
^ wholesale ami retail,
j — ALSO—
j Plain, Variegated, Perfumed, and Brown Windsor
j Toilet and .Shaving .Soaps.
■ .A siijxly kepi for retail at .1 W Leir’s anil Isanc
: Hollingsworth's.
I Or(l*r-' promptly filled.
Uig^'Lard and Tallow wanted,
given.
rPHK S
I L»n‘
NO'I l» l„
K Subscriber oilers 'or ;ile tliat valuable tract of
1, situate otioiit one iiiiln west of Wadesboro',
comaining SEVEN HL'NDHl'.D ,\ND tNE ACRES,
more or less, known as the '.Icivr Pianiaiion. Said
land i“ well adapted to the cultivitioi'i of Colton, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, iVc* .A good pari of the land is covered
wilh its native fnre-t. A portion of the land is cleared
snd in cultivaiion. There is a dwelling house, barn
and other out hou-ee on ihe place. Terms liberal.
P.cference to .Alex. Little, Attorney, at W’adesboro’,
or to the subscriber, five miles west of Jonesboro’,
Moore county. .lOHN L. MclVER
Feb. ’ l2lX»-«tpd
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
IOAn -VCRES on Juniper Creek, near the Fayette-
ville .v; Wfstern Rail Road, known as the
McFadyen land 1 his tract of Laml is well timbered,
and convenient to market There is a plantation, com-
f.Ttable dwelling house and other necessary out-housvs
on said laud. Terms liberal
Reference to Frei^eric’ii Swan, near the W’estern
Kail Roid, Moore county. JtJHN L. MclVER.
Feb. l‘iflO-t)tpd
Wanted to Piirehaxe,
yORTH CAHOLIN \ and VIRiHNlA B.VNK NoTE.S,
or the notes of any Southern Banks. High premi
um i>aiil. 1 S. LITTERLOH.
Feb'y I2lK)-.'?w
Wanted lo Hire,
\ (iOoD HOl (i 1H I,, tiy Ihe month or .juarler
j\ Apply lo AG THOHNTON, or
i; J H INI'S
Fayeiiovilli*. Feb'y ISii-! l-4tpl
Jusl r»‘c(*iv(*d oil IOHsiKnui**!!! iirtB tor salt*.
\FE\> bbls .'^ALT. in good order and of excellent
iiiialiiy. Api'lv lo
■ B ROSE.
l-2fpd
ipialiiy.
Feb'y 18i;;',.
:voTi4'i:
Mullins of Fayetti.-ville, and now there is am»thi;r
added to the list, one who was both ni^ senior
and my friend—Robf.rt K, Tku\, the sul>jei t'»!
thin briel’ tribute to hi.s memory—a iiiati wln>
was known to and beloved by :ill th’•‘c id his
prol‘es.sional bretbreu whu buve j i. i dod him tu
the spirit land as well :is by all tlmse whom hi,-
has left behind.
The above rntdl'x/nr ol Death > ^'Uaiiiu;;.- hum
the Cape FVar Circuit in 1year.-. sh>uiid n mind us
‘‘what shatlows w Hre," and hIiduIiI alau icminJ
us that if .i'i'ii M !:.\ oan die and be luronttvu we
have but a poor share tor remembraiR-t; ami>ni*
the sons of men unless ,>.i.mf s:ilti-d oin- li’teJ
for the task shall prepareand ]iulili.sh ■• i iii- Hf'-i h
.\.ND B.AR I tf TH t: '-VI'K Ft:AR ('l H'I I j nt' NuRTH
(’.ARCiblN'.A.” 'J’u sucli a work 1 wi. lid I' -i'
contribute a memoir of HuHKiti K. 'f'nio, itid ;;i
the mt'anwme take a melanclmly pl‘;i.tnf m j. li
ning fhe.'-:e lines to his memory in iii- iiop.' tii.ti
others m.ay he indneeii t^> imif.'itt* Ip.' manv t'rsivp
and virtuous exampb'.
llobert Iv 'I’roy was tin- son ul' .\ 1 - i 'I'ro),
ol (^clumbus ennnty, bettoi known u-.’^olifi
tor Troy of the Cape Fear (Jircuit, » I,av. \er ul'
considerable eminence in his ilay. ‘luto-rl liied
at his residence in I'laden county, >'U Oft ,
l't>2, ao(‘d ubout 17 y'-ars in «:n ly Ut’»t he
taiiolit school. MariHt; that |MTlod in- vv.i tor tt
short time an Assistant to Kev .'^inn-ui! 'olion,
l>. [>., at the 1 binaldson Academy in f a\fftevilie,
where he was retranied by th.' 'i hol ir- i.eing
too strict a disejplinariaii. I’.ir a time i-e had
thoughts ol’ prepuiino him.'M'll lo eiitia- the .'iin-
istry of tlK* I’resbyleriaii ( iiureh, but heieaitary
instincts pre*railed and he beeume a uionibei ot
hi.s father’s profes.sion and .-^efth^d ai Klizabeih
town, l>ladon county, but in what year 1 am nut
advised, probably in ls4l. Wliih;-in Bladen
county he married Miss Mary .Anders by whom
he has one .son, Alexander, the inheritor ot many
of his father’s characteri'-tics The heal'ii 1 Mr.
Troy failing him in IMaden eouiity he i; n;-VLd to
Lumberton. I’oheson coniity. In .N >vi ii b r
I there met Mr. Tioy ior the iir.>.t time, .'nul he*
was then in tho enjoyment of a /«/f ■./(/ t
among ^iuch men as r?trange, Toumer, .'^laith,
(Jen’l Winslow, Mullins, llaigh, l>obbin and
.Shepherd, and that r'luk hv kd't notwithstand
ing the '■‘•oinln’j ‘tt" ot such as French, Kully,
Ashe, Uob t .'^traiig-', jr . W. Win.slow. L’itch,
J^srson, M. li. ^^luitli, Dargan, C'amoron. the Mc
Leans, Fuller, Mci>ugald and others, until the
Spring of ISo't, when from enfeebled health he
quit the liar he ha'l so much adorned. To have
held rank .so long among such gifted and intel
lectual Lawyers is .Air. Troy's be.^t and iaghest
eulogy, and dcmonstratep the confidence olierits
had in his judgment and powers. At the liladen
Har he wa,- met by llohues. Miller, Davis. Lon
don and Fiiupie, and it is no disparagement to
them to say that here too, Mr Troy had and held
a leading practice and was held in the highest
esteem by them all.
Mr. Troy was well versed in the‘-aneient lore
of hi.- profession :ind his mind wis deeply fiiibued
with the nice disfinotions and “subtle devices” ol
the I'athers ol the I.iw, and throughout his entire
jiractiee preferred (’oke !o lilsckstime, though he
wa« well read in i>oth; he also exedled in the
‘‘lorm" tn' kind of action and wa-; rarely t evet,
nonsuited; he w;is not n prolieient in the exam
ination of an unwiliiii” witnc.-s. nsnaily becoming
indignant at whal lit' felt was the withholding of
truth, and usually roused their ire so that thpv
pulled against him In thi.- department of the
profession Dobbin excelled in a pre-eminent degree;
he seemed to insinuate his blandest tones and
coaxed and wheedled the truth out of them
fnvKKS.,po„m, . I'his art Troy (lid nol |K«css. Irat in all olhoi
I a while helly and a short tail .MarKs. An unaer .. i . /i
■ -L- fri.. parts ol the management ol a cause in the Ctmrt
House he was ready and well skilled, and prompt
to take a manly advantage ol every slip made bj
square iu the lefi ear and a fork in the other. Tho
owner will oblige me by coming forward, proving pro
iierty, iiayiiiK charges and taking her .away
I B
18tJ3.
DAVIS.
1-otpd
Feb'y
i:\traet Logwood!
|}\traet l^o^^wood!!
Kxtract l^ogwood!!!
POUNDS E.STRACT LOGWOOD, just re-
Zl/UU ceived and for sale by
PRATT. DOWIE & JA.MES,
Charleston, S. C.
1H(«. 1200-titpd
DKi\T %l^ i\OTI€;K.
Dr ,1. D.AVIS is in town and can be con
sulted All operations on the teeth
performe 1 at his office over Df. B
Pwobinsou’s office.
Jsii’y 31, ISblj.
Feb'y
W.
his adversary.
In arguing a cau-^e bel'ore the Court or Jury
he was always fair, and yet his whole soul was
centred in the cause for the time being; his style
was terse and vigorous and he loved Viest the old Au-
glo-8axon words, and with thorn and his t'xceed-
iutjljf e.aniPM manner, l.e convinced his hearers
that he at least had an honest conviction of the
truth of what he said. While Mr. Troy was not
the most popular orator at the Luinberton Bar,
yet he was po^se.ss d of a peculiar style of elo-
({uence that alway.s had a manifest effect upon
juries, and pcr.ons always listened to him with
peculi'dr interest and marke,l attention. The
writer can probably not give a better estimate of
i Mr. Troy’s abilities than by saying, he alwav“
I loved to have him as an associate but dreade
Highest cash prices
C.
Fayeiiijville, .lan’y 17,
AOTIt'i:.
p. JONES.
‘I.') 2mpd
•9P-5tpd
200 Acres Land For Sale.
O/Wi ■'CRESof unimproved land in Richmond Couti- | adversary, and has t’reiju'ently felt mor
Z\}\J «y. ou 'ordaiys Creek near laurel HijU .ad- , thou.-ht he sliould
joining the lands of John Fairley, Dunean K. Mo«ioe | i i u • j v, i k; -oK-ers.irv been
andotLrs. .\LEX’R PURCELL. ; and would have gamed had hi.- .ul^er«ary r,cen
rpHE subscriber wishes to purchase .‘i. TI HPLNTINE
I STILL, of some ^ to 20 barrel capacity, b>r which
Feb.
12tKI-8i
$50 REWARD.
Jan. ‘28.
97-if
!>iOTICE.
mflE LNDLRSIGNED, both having entered ihe ttiili-
1 tary service Of iheConfe.lerateSia.es of America. '
hereby give notice to their obi custom-rs and friends >
that they have appointed John D. St.irr ^nd John d!
W'illiams, ctf this place, their .attorneys lo .collect either
separately or conjointly all moneys due them -ither by
account or note, and otherwise lo ailend to their bn-
siness genei-ally during their absence. Thej resp^^ct-
ftilly ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt
ly aa possible on their ageats aad make payment.
STiJlii & WILLIAMS,
Sept. 19, 1861. 6g.tf
a re.isouable price will be given.
I'hose having to sell,' wilWgive the sijie itid length of
usage, as well as the price for its delivery ‘ t rroiliager s
Dcoot, on the .Wilmingiou and ( harlotte Hoad, Rich
mond County. ^
W. F. LEAK
Rockingham, Jan'y ‘.>7-*ilpd
PMiwN pi.o%v poivrsr
\LL NUMBER.^, can be had at. .\I. A BAKER’s Gun
Sh.in. cn Hay .street, opposite the old Wagon A'ard.
Fayettev.'lo, N •' Feb’y 2, 18t>M , '.ti* Im
{(]^>> \>l .ir'Ier J'>>r C ASTINGS piecuted at Ihe short
est notify* -tn-l on sosi reasonable »erin»
Ili(the«: c ish prioe paid for old Iron and Brasa
1WILL pay a Reward of Fifiy Dollars for the appre
hension and Confinement m the jail of CumberlaDd
('ouDty of my neirro boy who ran away last
summer. Lewis is a black negro, with along under Up
other than Troy
I In the Supreme (!ourt routu Jie was alway.s lis
tened to with marked deference and respect, and
■ was much beloved by the Judges who composed
that tribunal- F’roui his position and talents lie
j was compt-'J^*-'* to take an active part in politics,
yet he never loved the bustle, excitement and
and has lo«» one of his lower front teeth; is eighteen j burnings and bickerings they produced, and
years of age, stout built, and about n feet. 8 inches whenever he could withdraw by finding some
high. His mother and mest. of his relatives live m ...
but he has mtiny acfiu liniaiices ami
& noirKKr\rhnA/l Af RAhfti
the suburbs
He was a
town but he has msny fWfiu liniaiices among the negroes other speaker he inv.iri.ibly tlid so.
the neighborhood of St P.iul^s. Robeson County, '^o j warm and enthusiastic .Mtvson, a devoted Son of
! : *• >h» suburbs ot | Tt.iv.nrti.Qnno an/1 !i ftnnsistent and ntniis r.bipr iii
therpisno doubt that he lurks from the suourbs of ; ^ consistent and pious Elder in
lown to th» country and is w?ll the Presbyterian ( hurch, and to him and hi en-
place.
Fayetteville, Jan’y 21.
A McCORijUODALE.
96-tf
Hlnnk Wnrrants for at this Office. P.
'baMR. I
Jan’y 16» 186^-
94-2m
Presbyter
ergetic action is Lumberton indebted for three
public edifices, viz; The Ma.sonic Lodge, Temper
ance Hall, and Presbyterian Church Mr. Troj
waa charitable beyond most men, as was evidenced
in his adoption of more than ono orphan ch'^ld to