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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.. MARCH 12. 1863.
[NO. 121U.]
i li'.ntfi) monoavs \sn thuR'^d vys
F:i)WilU) J. HALE & SONS.
r.iiron^i ,ani» PKordiETous.
F t'' ■■■■ J*e^'-\V ,'kly CVBs¥RVi.n S4 00 piiiil in
■; 4 nO n -r'.'il duriitp ilie vear of 8nb>jrrip-
.-•II, ov " ;^rer tr «> vyur h.sv «?x},'ir»Ml.
.1- v\,ly It M-K kk :>0 per anmiui, if pail in
■iJviiiii'r- ,^3 flit i'’ t>i« vPar siiVni»rii,'-
ioni or -it M( .ar'tt r tin- r>*v.r h;? expired.
!:HTIS!MKNTS for J1 pt»r -mre '
,*■ It; ni » for Mh' mill oO ci^nts for each sao
iit n:>t ex'^t-eil'li?: a
’-'f iir** liii" ■ ci*t;i>‘ for tlie fir.^t uii'i 3U (.-eiits
*'iV cR h «nc'’''**d>n-r pntilie-i i'n, A lvon\H*>r8 are ro
■ uestO'l !o nil' numb.'r of irisoriioiis Jpsirt'il. or
_■ t‘v w!!! b.-> c.'tiTinui' l til' iorM 1, aii'i •-■htirjcei iii‘C‘>r'l-
■lip.T
.Vdvort’s ooumduiiI i ■• /f, cliHrge'l a» new «il-
y^Tt\f>em^U[
i^PF.C’ 'lOTTCE.
From rtii I T.ter non^ineof a new siiVscriber
brt ont»»reii without p.-ivint'nt in ailvaiioe. nor will
t’lr’ paper b’ f>nt to «iu'h subsi-riN.-rs for a lonpor time
;ii i-* ] f ir,
'f orr o'.-i s:-V-or:V>en :.s ile^irt* fo take the pa-
I .r. tlrs vsU‘ui wil'. ) :y us when making;
i^cv*. .Nn’v 1. 1 s'lS
n\fj. »Uri , JttcM i%\
Attorney a: ijaw,
K \.YK.TTK\ IM.K. X. r.
^^’11-?. att-!'J The t'ouniy and Siipt-rior Courts of
't (_ liitrii— ;. ,^^ool^; and Kobesou Cu;in-
■ 1 r.Miipi I' • i ^ I.) ttie ci'illeciion 01 all
■ I , turi 'I i i.. hi- iuu.ii
'■t. IT. l>5'v 5>-tt
iL(t. W. ..ILLl.WiS i CO.,
l>f;ilers» iia »rrorfrie«,
: MPi>RYKIl> nrALKR' IN
'iardwart* aud ( Suedf'i Iron,
lUV sT;;KKT. :-'A\KrTKVILLK. V. c.
JU:V -2 i.-oi o'ltl
j J C'»X W P, KK.VI'AI.L j. .S, K.ENUAM,
I ox, Kf^:.\uAi.L. & ro,
i oiiiiiiii§!!»loii i^leretiaiit^
A -N U
WHOLESAL^^ GROCERS,
No. 11 A- 12 .North Water St.,
\l ilmiii?tnn. \. I’.
from tne (Jouniry promptly pxecutpd,
taer v ■iriicular att»ntiou given to the sale of i'otton
T.‘- jther prnJuc*-
.\pril '1, 1''61. 10-tf
JOS. I'TiTk^V,
Grorir and I'ominlsftion ^yterchant^
fayettevillp:, x. c.
■4D'f I'i. I'bS, ‘j3-tf
T. C. iSt K. U. WORTH^i
(oQiQiis!ion and i^orwardiufi: Merfhaots,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
J 'Mj 84tf
€ARI>!
\FtW LADIE.' can be a«coniiiioiJatel with board at
the Seminary.
T. ('. HOOPER,
' - I. 1:'. 56-
Jllll.'vSO.V WILLIAMS & CO..
■|\’E ' i,ye thirty i i50 pans now in operation nine miles
n ; 1-: of Wiluiic/ton P.irtit's wishinj; lo supply
'Ive^ with «alt. can be furni-he i by applyinjf lo
A .i.ihn^.in. Jr,. A2**nt «\t F iyettevillH, to E Page,
■ inij:er at the worif*. or to
.1. M WILLIAMS,
General Superiuteniienl.
i'ayettevillp, Nov. li", 1>''')2 81tf
’OTTOx\ VAR.li.
No. l» ilay Street.
V. P. -M.\LLETT.
j\r. y 1**'^’. 88-
Kice and Tobacco ou €ousignnient»
■ of fr^-ri bcni K.c“ an«l U>0 14 >xe^ Manu-
.,i!‘tui-fd Tobacc variriu i!i i!itie'. For sale by
r.K ) W ’.VILLIAM9 & CO.
T ,,-t;evi#*e. fNPpi. J lb'>2 t>3tf
A> T ,.p.t to hr abi' i»i tr-iiii ij.»rae a few months in
t. , 'i'(. >, til'd 'li'I.i^aii i» tny auih->rizfd
A,- at t inii- .ct t;iv liiit-in^-fi* until I return,
,S G. JONES.
■'-cr'J-. -itf
AKcrthiH date 1 will
p-iV Kivr t pel' },*ound tor rajis de-
iivfr‘'d in F.iyfitevilie, or .it my mills
1 Ti^h D MUKPFiV
'->ci, 2. 1st.‘2. ♦'.fi
10
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L’ND Salt for sale on cun-'isjritni'nt by
lO G. W. WILLIA
‘V. 20,
M.S & »'0.
7y tf
\VA.\TEI>.
BU-^flELS WHE\T.
(MltS
1 eri-oii-. ;.HVMn» tV„. at), v :iriip>s to sell will receive
the hijjhe-'t price hy .,u .Mr. M Tliojia.'i-n.
at the .Merchnnt Mill.*. K ■v. u..v.iw*. or ou t>ia subscri
ber at Ills old stand on, :»larket
ALI.X, JOIIXSON, .Jr.
Not, o. iSG'i, 7r>if
Twt'lily-li e Oollai*«
I) \NAWaY ft.'Ill the -11'.-ctibt-r. his nt*nio boy MO-
^ He in 21 y^ars n.re. >U) 'H' T't' !•) incheu
hiph, rol.unt, lonif i.ei rvud v»-ry much luree.lout at ihe
loe . dmI lo"ks il. wn when -i- ken lo. Me wa« seen at
M 'll:l H' R''bc-'ill COUnlV OU ihl* 21«i ult,,
!in , wn- II Kh Mi. vii e n^ioiM tiirt-e weeks ago. The
.t .cv. .nl will bf i iid '111 i.is Ilively to me or for
■ - C' .fi ; iiienf la any jail ho thut I jret him.
LOOK AT THIS!
TliH FIVKTTEVILLB HOTEL.
Fronting 300 feet and in the busines*)
portion of the Town,
C‘oiilain«« more K|>nrioii«i an«l well
veiifilatetl Rooiim lliaii aii%
ilolel lit llie Statv,
and my Patrons say niy ('uailimeiits are very good
lor tlie times.
T. WADUILL, Proprietor.
Miy 2''*, 18*’>2. 27y
Florence and Fayetteville Rail Ko id.
IJNI)f^K the provision-* of sn 0''dimnce of[ the Oon-
> vi'ntion of North CarolinH, Hook'* will he ope * d on
the l(>th June Hf the f.illowinjr pl>»ce« nn i undef ihe di
rection ot the following p**r«o!'5>, to reoidve su*>scrip
tioiis; t I the Lapunl Stock of the **Fli>rence F i'. ette-
vill** R.iil Rnft'! (''o.’’ Sharres One Hundred Doll'irs eaith
At the R'lii Itoad Office in Fdyttttville.—Under the di
rection of thv G*-nerai rommi^sioners, ,\ .\. McKethan,
D. A. Riiy, ,V. W. Siee'. Wm. M.-L .\IcKh%’ and Jno.
.M Rose.
At the /.Vd Sprinpx.—Under the direction of Hector
McNeill. Win. .1. Stewart. Jas. A Smith. I>»n’l C. Mc
Neill :nil ("'ol. .\li>x, McMill'in. or any one of them.
At Florid Colhgt —Under thf dirooiion ..f Dr NeiU
McNair, l>r, .A. I) McLean, .\rcliihild Stii' ii, Edmund
Lilly >»n.l Ool. .\lex in ler Wms.m, .,r nnv ■ • ■, nf i!u'm
-4l Quefnsiijlf —L'n ier t)ie dirMction of ^Tll'-dock Mc
Rae. D McLeod, I; .\lcCalltim, J.is MclUi^. Jr , mid J.
H McQueen, or usiv on** of the'ii
At Al/oriisfillf,—L^n.ierthe direction of J. f'n Purcell,
Jno, >lcNiir, Sion ,\!fori. OuifilJ MoCallurn and Jno,
McCal!. im. or any one of them
The Subscription Uooks will remain open f.ir the
«paoe ..f i«> d i_yi. When a sufficient s'un ■fibsi ribed
the Company will be organized f.ir the purpose of huild- ;
inj? the Road J
A \. McKETHAN,
D. A RAY.
A W STEEL,
WM. McL. McKAV,
JNO. M ROSE.
tiener il f’ommis.^ioners.
Fareneville. .Tnnf 7, l^'^i'J. €2if
Western RatlroHd 0(Tlcc,'»
Fiye'tevill,-. N. C., S--pi. .7. ibi>2. j
For th.* purpo-,* .It iiicrea-iiie ihe c'it r-il .stock ■ thi-
i’niiipiny. i.ientl'li ir i.t e\i ii.i the R .nd troni the
Coal Field-. I > I he North O’lroliiia R i id. i',.- loll' winz
een'lein-u h.-vve been nppi.iiUHd ('.>mmi'sione’"s t.i r*-
Cfive -iiih.-crih rs in ifi»-ir r>»-v.-r:il n**i^hh.)rht/od->, viz:
Gu'f—I. J H'luuhr .n. I3r.)'>k3 ll.»rri'i. Dr George (?
•>\‘wby an I G NV ;«hiii)it..ii
.-\(>'ive liie Gull—Jno J Galdsii^n, James F Rive? and
Hugh W l>:x .n.
At Ore Hill—G W Goldston, Hr L W’ G^irrell and N
M Alston
■\bov^ Ore Hill—Ddn'l Hackney, B .Marsh and Ja«
Pace.
.\i Fon t's Mi'ls—Dr H M Foust and Dr J D Graves.
-\t Frinklinsville and vicinity—Isaac H Foust »nd A
.S Homey.
.At .■Vsheboro’—Jonathan W’orth and R F Hoover.
.\t New Market—Jepse Walker and Joseph Newlin.
.At Thomasville—A G Foster and Jno W Thomai*.
At High Point—Dr R C Lindsay and Seaborn Perry.
-Vt Snlem—Francis Fries and R L Patterson.
■At Greensborb’—C P Mesdenhall, Peter .Adams, Hon
J .\ Gilmer and .Jesse H Lindsny
Instructioos will be'sent to the Cocjmissiocers at un
early day by the Prtsident of Ihe Company.
64tf J. .M ROSE, Sec y W, R. R. Co.
RecriiitM wanted for the Cum
ber lanl Plough Boysi.
H.AVIN(i beeH iJetailed for a short time ofi recruiting
service, 1 will give notice to all who wish lo join
thisi Comptny, that they now have the opportunity of
doing so. I will be happy :o meet and receive your
names at the diflFerent p'aces and times specified: .\t
Black Hiver, Lack's Creek and Cedar Creek, on Sitnr
day the 7;h Feb'y: also at the sivone places on the 14th
Capt. R McDaniel will receive the names at Lock's
Creen. Lieut. D. ,M, Johnson at Ced^tr Creek, myself at
Hlack River,
JAMES A GAINEY,
Lieut. Co. F, ‘24th Reg't N C. T.
Feb’y 4, 1863. l'200Lf
VOLIWTEERS ‘
\n.\TED FU!i TIIK I’l HBiiRLl.M) PLOLIJH BAYS.
H aving not retumel to tny Company yet, I will
again give noiice to \11 who may wish to join this
('ompany, that they now have the privilege of-doingso
The usual bounty of One Hundred Dollars will be paid.
This Company i.s now at K.-nansville, N. C ; any one
going in the service will do wall in joining this Com-
panv, as it is an old Company, and is well drilled 1
sImiII be in Favetieville on the 4th and .'*ih of M irch
next ' JAMES .A. GAlNEY,
Lieut, Co. F, 24ih Reg. N. t'. T,
Feb, 24. If
.\OTI€E.
Good MMiprsett l%*anr€if!
Having rec»*ive! oid>-rs to puiciiH-e lloixes f'>r the
2d K“k'i N. C ('ivilry. 1 will bp at ih.: foll'-wing
pl;'C-s, viz; F lyetieviii'', .Msrcb 9ih mil J :,o>-
b'jro’, llih; ('arthaiie. 12ih and iSih; Gulf. i4tli; Pitrs-
boro’. 10th and 17ih: Brooks's Cross K»*:ids, iHiti; .Ashe-
boi-o’. 20th and 21st; Troy, 28 1; A.bem.rle, 2.3 h;
Wadfsboro’, 27th; Rockingn tm. 2Hih
Persons having g.'od horses f.r S'vle will con^^er a
favor by meeiing me at the above n'imed places.
J, L RR,Y.\N, Capt. Co. I, 2d N C. (Jav^lry,
March 2, 7 t24thpd
REWARD.
! Horse nud tlloney Stolen.
STCLEN from the ruf'Scnb'-r. on Ttiiirs'iay night the
2oih F. b'y, a iUllGlI I' » LAY BANK. HU’.ISE, with
a whii»* bUze in the face, low in fl .-.-h an.I ;ui p-a little
in ihe right hind leg. h.t« a sore back IK ^-»s Ink* n
by a free negro by the namp of .1 icob Going ^'.ihs .Nlor-
gin, Ttiere was a free girl along with liii-' liy the ^
name of .Sarah Jane G insrs. \
I will give a r^w ird of Twen'y Du'.lars for liie arrest j
and confinemetit of said .J.iciib Going-? lu l iimberton ]
Jail, or ten in any o'her Jail in the Stafe. an ten d I- i
lars for the return of the horse to me
DUGALD McDUGAL’J
Dond irroch, Robfsc'n Co , Ffh’y 28, IT03 (-otpd i
SIOO REWARD.
\.N AW.A^ from Mr N. C^irpon'er. on f'le Char'oite
Hail Rfiad, near Brown Marsh, in Novemt'er ia^f.
my negro Girl BELL. The s .i.l gi.-i .g ,, v„. ]
FAYETTEVILLE
MCTIT.4L 1!«$UR|\€E COMPACT. •
Capital in Premium Notes amounts to $267,688 2b |
Cash on hand ind other annetB. 6,077 35 i
I'otHl, $272,7«6 61
The ’ompany hava paid ftll losses promptly, and
havv' nev,^r insile an assessment on their premium notes.
Total losses paid. *'2M.682 69
Offiorrs;
GLo, .McNElLL, President.
D, A. R.AY", Vice President*
C. A MoMILLAN, Sec y.
Dcbkctohs:
Henry Lilly. W. N. TillinzLast,
H, 1«. Myrover, S. i. Hinsdale,
S, T. Hawley, W m. McLaurin,
Nathan A, Ste.lman, T. S. Lutterloh,
C, B. .Mallett.
Jame.s Kyle.
A. A. Mely*th:ia.
J. D. illinnis,
S. W. Tillinghast.
A. W. Steel,
J. C»ok,
Hon J. G. Shephe^.
li. F. Rrown, » ,
A. K. H«ll. }
hn Collins and C. C. .MeCrummen. Traveling Agents
t’ompany invite applications.
May-JS. 18bI. 21-
A CiiETI!
The New Style, Small,
COLOKKU PHOTOtiKAPHS,
AT
VuiiorsdrllS Gall^^ry*
ART.
W'oodirardN i^olar Camera.
PHOTOGR.APH.S can be hail at Vanorsdell'a Skylight
Gallerj. Hay siirf.,-i. opposite Murble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C.. plain, retouched, co’.i'red. in water
colors, oil and pastile; from .small to iife size. Ambro-
types, Melanectypes, and all other styles of Pictures
pertaiai g t». the .An. .Also, Gilt Frames. Gilt .Mould,
iug, G' •' : for very Ini ge picture«—is large as 26 by :i6
inches. J .rd atid Tassels for hanging pictures: Instru
ments. Stock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life
iize colored P;iotograr>h- made from sm.all j-ictur">8.
Hi^ving jicriuHueutly .ociited here 1 hope to merit
your patrouagc, I would also return my sincere thanks
for the Uberril pn'iunage be-towed ou me heretofore by
the good p^'oplt! of Fayetteville and viciuity.
r. M, vanor.sdell,
* Photographist and Proprietor.
D^ ;'r 20. lSo!t 77-
lUarlile Factory,
i !>
I> V
LviJDKii.
T*ll BliliRS ABOVE C. T. H,4ICII i SOSS' STl'W:
Fayetteville, €\
Jnn'v 20. 1 b60 84-
high.
well put up, tud
S. f
All 14
W D JOHNSON.
6 itf
8IAR.\E^H.
I M r , ! i'. trr-iriUMC ir il, it nls uf Wagon
1 : ,n . ,..v 1- I t iti riiv lt* *ih.“'- an 1 c:in
v- ' „:1 .. ...r:iin.j ' f\ ,‘-.ts h:1 I ) w.-ll to send th*ir
■I i’'! Ill iii» ir I: “V if. tli ‘iiive pr »mpt atteniion, and
'.1 Hi ijiiir.*.ii ji L. ch J(.HlN (J,VR^^R
’' ■ '. 1’ I ' 'ti'u :i nil '! I . N. t;., I '! It f
.l.in*. i:’. lKt,2 f
*•200 lbt. tiiuiM Arabic lor Male by
J. R. LEE.
'K't 1.^ C)tf
»bouf •'> feet 6 or 8 inchef
with a -.m'>otli hbick sKin,
She is suprosed to hav* taken up with a fmp nptrrn m ,n ' liert-b/ give noiice to their Oiil custoraei.-i and friendB.
ir. the Brown Marsh neig iborhood I will srive the ;ih,)vp j that tney ti.'^ve appointed John D. Starr and John D.
r. waid f''r her delivery to me in F.iyeiteville. or i Wilh>»iiis, „t his plnce, their atiorney- fo coilecf fdther
_ I ti ...... .K... I I— I separately or conjointly all moneys due them tdther bj
I >icco Hii or note, and otherwise to attend to their bu-
1 -ine-is .)iiriur ttieir nb?ence. Thiy "espect-
for h»-r confinement in any jail so that I cm g-'t her.
JAMES P ROBERT.^ON
Jan 2:^. «7 tf
1’
WEST ESI A
ISiE Till,IIS (if thi*. 1\.
(SiiP'tays ex-’ejite'l) i
I illv.
- ,i r.'
RAIL ROAD.
■ I li' i ve I"’ ;, . (• ■ I)
' 8 o -liiflt, \ M .
iiirnin!' livtvc ,\iclv»'r'.s ,'i' I •) 'il -k I’ \l
Freight Train MONDAY, WEUNESD kY and FRID.AY’
By order of the President.
JXO M ROSE,
Treas'r and Act’g Trans Ag’t.
Jan. 22, 1863. 97tf
lr fi-, I'
tiil'.y ask ill iii'iS'Mis in.iebTcJ ‘c. I'lcni toc^ill as prompt-
ilitp on "hi-ir -tiT, ike p'vvtnenf.
\ wTlLIAMS.
9H-lf
OIL .\N1) LAMP BLACK.
MaxLar
HALM 4 909"
A\TED.
\T th(! Kayeitevill»* .Arsena'. Four or Five GOOD
!‘L\C K.'^ M 1 r Hto «)i -iu iron i w.iee-i and 8t**a.iy
■''pi'jyiii. ii; w.il be giveu. .\^piy lo or (t.i.in-'S
J, A, deL.VG.N'EL,
lit. Col. C. S. A., Comd’g.
'J, i«W3.
TtRPEr¥TI\E HACK^.
IH.\V^E " zood supply of Tiiri'putin.* ll.\i’KS, on
hall j. wh' .1 I i:ii rcadv to ,-el; I • ih. s.. w'.o tuny
wii>h to purchiise. .Also, ready In prepare Axes :itshort
notice, in the beat manner.
L. WOOD.
F»7«tt«TlUt, N. 0., I)«o. 80. 90>8apd
VALUABLE fllLLK for Wale. I
1 OFFER for sale my P1..ANTATI0N, 2 tnile& west of j
Carthage. .Moore county, containing 250 acres, on
which is a Gri.sf and Saw .Mill. Cotton Giu nud Screw ,
1 will receive In payment State Bonds, Confslerate I
money or likely Negroes. JOHN ,MORISON. j
VALUABLE LAIVDS for i^ie. 1
1 OFFER for Sale my PL.ANT.\TION on McClendon’s
Creek, 0 miles west of ('Hrthage. lying on the basin
of the iloal Fields, containing 2100 acres, which is as
productive as any lands in the county of .Moore. The
improvements good anl the siluation healthy. Terms
liberal, JOHN MORTSON.
Twi”lCE.
IIIAV*? ab mt otX)0 seres more, in different tracts, in
the couni’y of Moore.—Farming Mineral, and Tur
pentine lanii,— which I will Hell on liberal termf,
JOHN MORISON.
HOTEL FOR SALE. ' a speech for the times.
By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me by The Richmond Examiner gives the following
P Shemwell for certain purposes therein named, 1 report of a speech by the performer of the prin-
shall 8,'ll for Cash, on Wednesday the 1st of APRIL ! cipal character in the play at the Richmond
Iol’ the performance a few
WLLL iiOU«L, on Qreen St., in the town of Fayette- t'i ^
ville. N. C., with Kitchen attached. Sale to take place i Rxaoiiner says:
on tlie premises. The House is a brick building, three ^ the plaj or players wo will have nothing to
stories high, contaioing 19 large rooms; fronts 44 by , say, but the speech of Mawworm i Mr. Mortor>4
65 feet. The^ifchen contains 7 rooms; framed build
ing; fronts on Bow street 30 by ?5 feet, each room haa
a fire place The House lot fronts 44 and runs back
about 100 feet.,
Persons wishing to examine the property are referred
to -Mr. S. Brandt who resides on Ihe premises.
I
invest in real estate have an opportunify of securing a
substanti.al and valuable piece of property.
ALLEN McCORQUODALE, Trustee.
C E LKETE, Aucfr.
Feb. 25. y-t8
CAPT. WILKE^^W REPORT
UN THE UKEP RIVER 1HNER,\L REGION.
The undersigned have caused to be published from
the Coi'gressional plates, an edition of the Report
of Capt. Wilkes, U. S. Navy, and his .\saociates on the
Board appointed by the Secretary of the Navy to ex
amine the Deep River Region of North Carolina. This
is the most important and scientific statement of the
great wealth of that i^eciion of the State, and the Maps
the most perfect and valuable, of any y«t published.
The Maph are wouh the price of the work, which is .>0
cents, neatly bound in cloth. Copies scut by mail, free
of postage, on the receipt of 5H cents. A liberal dis
count to wholesale buyers. Orders solicited.
Jany 2(i. E. J. HALE & SONS.
i\orth Carolina Readers.
loHOOL BOOKS are becoming very scarce, but we
5 have on hand a good supply of ihe NORTH CARO-
LIN.A READERS, -Nos. 1 and 2 by Rev. Professor Hnb-
>ard of the University of North Carolina, and No. 3 by
Rev. C. H. Wiley, Superintendent of Common Schools
■)f North Carolina.
Our customers having weU nigh exhausted our stock
of Northern Readers on hand when the war commenced,
^e hope will now turn their attention to these books by
nome authors, raiher than allow their children to do
without reading books.
For sale only at the old retail prices of 25 cents, 88
cents, and 75 cents.
E. J. HALE & SONS
Peb’y 1. 1802. ^6-
THE .\ORTH CAROLIIVA
>IIT114L LIFE IXSUllAXCE iOrtPANT,
Now in the tenth year of successful operation, with
growing capita! and firmer hold upon public Cou-
ti'tt-nce, coniiniieB to iusure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 In Ot» years of age. for one year, for seven
years, and for Rfe—all life mernbera sharing in the profit.s.
All slaves frnm 10 to 60 years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two thirds their value.
.All losses are punctually paid within 90 days after
satisf.actory proof is presented.
For further information the publ’'* is referred fo
,Agents of the C’oaipany in all parts c .he State, and te
R, H. BA'I’Ti..E. Secretary. Raleigh.
E. J. H.ALE, .Agent at
Jan’y 1859. Fayetteville, N. C.
[Groceries: droceriesll
A LARGE and well selected Stock of F.A.MILl’
GROCERIES alw.'iys on iiand, consisting of
j B.icon-Sidcs, Mess Pork, Mullets, Macker
I Nos. 1 and 2, Mo!as.se.s, Suirars of al
i grades, Tobacco, CiirSra,
j And all other articles usually kept in a W'holesale Gro-
: eery Establishment
; COX, KENDALL & CO
Wjlrointton, .April 2. 1861. 10-tf
.HiiK^rai LaiiiN for Sale.
H.AVE au iuterent .>f uue-third in a tract of 500
,\CRE^^ on ttie waters of Deep River, on which have
be«n discovered a s:ilt mine and pure saltpetre, and an
oil of good quality for greasing leather, well worthy
geological investigation, JOHN MORISON
Carthage. Nov. 1.3 1862. 77-lf
Egrypt Coal .TIine.
The undernignod were, at the November Ternfof the
Confe.lerate Court. District of North Carolina, ap
pointed Manacers of the Egypt Coal Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for the purpose of
mining and Hi-lling Coal, and solicit orders for the same
in any desired quantity. Oider.s for any amount can
be supplied on -tiort n.jtice. The Coal Ir.'m this pro
perty is undoubtedly the best in the Confederate States.
-Applications may be ma.fe to f'has R Mallett, Fayette- |
ville, N (! , or James Browne, ('harleston. S. C.
CHARLES B MALLETT.
JAMES BROWNE
Fayeiteville. Jan’y 20. 186'?. 96tf
TO COTTO.\ PL.4ATERS.
I have been «pp dnied, by (he .Secretary of the Trea,«-
ury. Chief agent fur the purchase of C-*tt in fur the C»n-
fedcraie Govern-iient within the State of North Carolina,
at) 1 will pay lor the same in 8 per cent Bonds, or cash.
Snb-ftgenl.s visiting the different parts of the Stale, buy
ing in my name, will have written certificates of ap
pointment.
Pitrt (tie citizens are now offered an opportunity to
aid the Gove,‘ument b> selling to it their cotton rather
ihaii to private capitalists.
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, Feb. 17. [c. i».] 4-lm
Adiiiini«tratioii IVotlce.
The su^iscriber havine qn.ilifipd as Administratrix on
the Estate of Jas Sun.iy, dec’d. hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against said Estate to pre
sent them to Wm, McL. McKay within the time pr^- '
scribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar f i
their recovery. CATHARINE 8UNDY, .Adm’x. !
,^ug, 4, 1862. 49- t j
AdminiMtrator’i^ A'otice.
The subscriber having at December Term. 1862, of
the County Court of Cumberland, qualified as Ad
ministrator upon the Estate of Neill G. McNeiU. dec’d,
notifies all persons having claims against the Estate fo
present them within the time limited by law, otherwise
this nolice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
are requested to make prompt payment.
HECTOR McNEILL, Adm’r.
Dec. 10. 1862. 85- t
FOR SALE.
"MOUNTAIN HOTEL” MIIRGANTON, Ji. C.
This large establishment, situate in the town of Mor-
gauton, N, C., is now ofFereii for sale. Terms made
knuwQ on application to J. .M, FLAPPl)LDr.
Morganion. N, C.
Jan. 19, 18t)3. 97-3mpd
”^SOAP! SOAP!
I.\M now making and keep constantly on hand, at my
Factory on Person street, F.AMILY’ BAR SOAP, at
wholesale and retail.
— ALSO —
Plain, V'ariegafed, Perfumed, and Brown Windsor
Toilet and Shaving Soaps.
.A supply kept for retail at J. W. I^ett’s and Isaac
FTollingsworth’s.
Orders promptly filled.
j*^*Lard and Tallow wanted. Highest cash prices
given.
C. P. JONES.
Fayetteville, Jan’y 17, 1863, 9,5-2mpd
l.tlST, ~
8.MALL buckskin purse, between Liberty Poj^nt and
the half way bridge, containing 1 gold wa'cn key,
with a likeness in it, 1 gold sleeve button, some receipts,
and ten or twelve dollars in cash. The finder may have
the purse and the money if they will leave the other
things at this office.
Feb’y 14. 1868. .^If
Adminitttrator'f^ Sale.
1WILL sell al the Market House in Fayetteville, on
Monday March .30th, 1863, on a credit of six tPonths,
Two likely NEGRO GIRLS, aged 12 and 14 years.
Also 1 double barrel shot gun
1 Revolver. •
2 Silver W’atches.
1 Gold Watch,
1 Sef Surveyors’ Instruments.
2 shares of Clarendon Bridge Stock, belonging to
the Estbfe of ,M, W, Jessup, dec’d.
JAMKS M. JESaUP, Adm’r.
A. M. CAMPBELL, Aucl’r.
March 7. 9tspd
Valuable Propert^'^ for Sale.
The subscribers will expose fo public sale, on the
premises, on Wednesday the 8th day of April 1863
that valuable property in the town of Li nisburg. NortU
(Carolina, known as Ihe LOUISBURG FEMALE COL
LEGE The building is of brick, (four stories,) and
covered with tin. It contains rooms enough to accom
modate about one hundred boarders, exclusive of the
principal’s rooms, the parlors, chap-l, dining room, &o.
There is also on the premises a brick kitchen with four
large rooms, besides other outbuildings It is »ur-
rounded by a large grove of several acres, all enclosed.
Itnmediaiely after the sale of the above Real Estate,
the Furniture of the Colle;;e, consisting of bedding,
wa.sh8tands, tab'es, chairs, fab'e w ire, sofas, centre and
pier tables, carpeting. piano=. ,xc., wi'l also be exposed
to pu^lic sale
I'his property is situated in a healthy region, and io
the midst of excellent society A better opportunity
for a good investment in valuable property has not often
been pre?enie-i.
Possession will be given early in .lune. Terms made
known at the sale, but the payments will be arranged
to suit the purchaser
J. B. LITTLEJOHN, 1 a „ .
V Surv, Partners.
R. F. YARBROUGH,
Louisburg, N C. .March 3. 1863.
8-t4A
B
A
300 i\eg:roes Wanted*
The Undersigned ifMre lo iiire Tiiree Hnn'tred hands
to work on the i;rtii,g .>f the Chatham Railroad.
Tne liui* runs thr iui;'i ■% iiealihy ciuiitry, on a high
ridge, a.id all iiaU'ls e upl lyed on the road will be well
fed and caro.i f.ir. We will hire either by the month
or the year, -^pply 'o us al C.i'y. 8 miles west of
Raleigh, or ai H ivw io'l. or L lekvill**, C’hatham county.
N. C I. N I'LK G & t'O , I'oniractors,
lif/erencfg: K. P, iiafilc, P-:-k'i Chutiiam R R, Com
pany. Rale^gli, *n l 'V. J Hiwkiii.s, Pres'f Raleigh &
Giston R R (’ompany, Raicij’h,
Feb’y 10. 1863. [««•»] 2-19t
Cabbajii^e Seeil! Cabbage Seel!!
UNCOMBE CAB(?.lGE SEED, fresh and genuine, at
J. W. LETT’S.
Jan’y 15. 1863, 91-->m
B
A Larj?c Durham f^ow'
^■y'lTH a Young Calf, fur sale.
Jan’y 5.
DAVID MURPHY.
92 If
I Palma Cliri^ti BeaiiJi.
The pubseriber will pay the highest cash prices for
any quantity of Palma Christi Beans,
i J. A. WORTH.
! Favfttteville.Ocf. 8. 67-tf
The Rockfi^h Co. wii«li to hire
i a good Blacksmith. -Vpply ta
we append, from the fact that it is an original
‘‘take off*' on the times, hitting right and left,
and striking somebody hereabouts:
The sp«ech occurs in the last act, as the actors
are about dispersing *^rom the denouement of the
The property is in^good repair. Persons wishing t® j play^ y^hen they are halted by Mawworm, who .
1 I. ' in a Quaker suit, with a sacradotal look, sleek
hair, and a broad brim hat, mounts an im
promptu pulpit, and harangues the audience after
this laahion. (We happened to be near and
took notes of the address:)
“Stay, ye infatuated sinners. Ve know not
what ye do. Don’t you dare to lay a finger on
that sainted man (the doctor) nor rumple a curl
of his blessed wig. Oh, you abominable wretch
es, turn from the evil of your ways, and repent,
ere it is too late, for ye are rushing down the
broad road to destruction faster than ever the
Yankees did at the battle of Mana.ssas. I groan
for the wickedness of the times, when everybody
is feasting, and drinking, and dancing, iiistt ad of
HiourDing the evil of their ways. Oh, my beloved
sisters, where do you expect you’ll all go to,
since you think of nothing but gadding about the
streets with coal skuttles on your heads, and rings,
and flounces, and furbelows, and flummery. And
oh, ye young men, who are all day circulating up
and down the ^reet, trying to dodge the consciipt
hopper at every corner, and who spend your time
in the back parts of grocery stores, running the
blockade, as you call it; but its a blockade that
will soon run you ofl‘, I can tell you—guzzling
North Carolina pine top whiskey, which makes
you feel as if a torchlight procession was going
down your throat. Oh, my beloved brethren,
what’s to be done these awful times, when we hear
of nothing but wars and rumors of wars; when old
Abe Lincoln and the universal Yankee nation
are trying to force us back into the Union, and
the South replies in the sublime language of the
poet—“she’ll see ’em damned first!” And ohl
but old Abe is gnashing his teeth,—(gums I
mean)—since he finds he can’t come it, for he
got a Burnt-side trying to get under the Lee of
an old Stonewall. Ahl it’s now the people of the
North begins to see the error of their ways, for in
stead of having the rich soil of the South for
booty, they have nothing but proclamation.s, con
fiscation, conscription, taxation, emancipation and
universal damnation. But beloved brethren,
what shal? we say of those blood-sucking wretches
that we have at our doors—I mean the extor
tioners, who are making the people pay fifty
prices for everything they buy. They are worse
than all the Abolitionists, or Seward, or old Abe,
or even Horace Greely himself, and he is worse
than the devil.
What punishment will be bad enough for these
rascals, who are making their fortunes out of the
wive.s and sisters of our brave holdiers, who are
fighting the battles of liberty. Ah, my friendd,
old Satan has a warm corner by his fireside ready
for the scoundrels, and a nice red hot poker to
touch them up under the fifth rib. Oh, my be
loved brethren, and sisters, abandon your e\il
courses and keep away from all places of amu.se-
ment, the theatre in particular, for a worthy col
league of mine said in the pulpit the other d:iy
that the theatre is the gate of hell, and ilie way
to everlasting perditiou. Don’t encourage any ol
those vagabond play actors, especially that wicked
sinner Morton, for he’s a whole cart load of in
iquity. Ah, you may lau;h, but when tiie old
devil gets you, you’ll laugh on the other side of
your mouths. Ah, your triumph will be short,
for I’ll be going up, up, up, when you’ll be going
down, down, down.”
(The pulpit falls and Morton with it, and the
curtain drops.)
Gov. Brou n at his Farm.—A gentleman who
left this city last week, to see Gov Brown on
some official business, wa.s directed at Canton,
the residence of the Governor, to proceed to his
farm, where he would find him. On his way
thither, he overtook and passed a large number of
small wagons, carts, &c., with numerous loot pas
sengers, all proceeding to the same do.«tinafioii,
and when he arrived there, to his surprise, he t-aw
that quite a large number of men and women with
vehicles of the same description were rounti the
corn cribs and barn of the (iovernor, who was
engaged in the distribution tothem ot corn,shucks,
&c., in proportion to the size of their families and
their wants. Upon inquiring, the gentleman
learned that those who had gathered there were
the poor wives, widows, and children of the sol
diers from Cherokee county, among whom Gov.
Brown was distributing his surplus corn.
The sight was a most grateful one to our tra
veler, who came back to Atlanta, impressed with
the double conviction of Gov. Brown being not
only a good Governor, but a good man. The
grateful tears which he saw in the eyes of the
good women of Cherokee, who were bein^ madd
the recipients ot Gov. Brown’s patriotic liberality,
made an impression upon him which, he says,
will be lasting, and which has taught him not to
be chary in hi.s charities in the future.
Atlanta Intelb'gencer.
PEIVOER’S BRKi^ADE.
"^OTICE is given that a Depot for the benefit exciu-
th'fly of Pender’s Brigade, consisting of the I3th,
16ih. 22d. 34th, and 38th Regiments of North Carolina
Volunteers, has been established in the city of Rich
mond, under charge of Sergeant A. D. Montgomery.
Boxes, packages, &c., properly marked and sent to
his care, can be stored, or forwarded immediately to
their destination.
Persons sending articles through this Depot, should
notify Serg’t Montgomery, so that they may be promptly
taken charge of upon their arrival at Richmond.
The Depot is situated on Wall street, under the old
St. Charles Hotel. N. E SCALES,
M.ajor and Trs. M.
March 2. 8 3w
W^anted Immediately,
1 n nnA juniper shingles, for which
xU.Uv/l/ the highest cash price will be paid.
—ALSO—
\ yoke of large, well broke OXEN. Apply to
D. ANDERSON & CO ,
Eagle Founlry, Fayetteville, N. C.
March 7. 1863. 9tf
WAilfTED,
.\NK NOTES of North Carolina. South Carolina,
V^irginia and Georgia.
.Also, North Carolina six per cent. Fundable Notes.
Also, North Carolina six per cent Bonds, new issue.
W. R RICHARDSON & CO.,
Brokers, Raleigh, N. C.
March 9. 9if
r “ ‘ m'otice]
Those indebted to the Estate of the late James W,
Murphy will find their notes and accounts at the
office of W. B WRIGHT.
March 7. 9-3f
f^HlRE,
For the balance of the year, six Boys and Girls, and
one Woman, a good house servant. Apply to
D. McLAURlN.
March 9. 1863. 9-4t
~ iliOTICE.
A LL persons having claims against the late George W.
A. Gee, will present them lo the subscriber in due
tune, Tir this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. Persons in.iebted to the said G W’. Gee are
requested to-make-immediate payment.
J. R. McDUFFIE, Ex’r.
.March 9. 18"i3. 9-4tpd
IVOTICE.
Lost, two notes on O. B. G ithrie;, payable to W
H. Guthrie: one note for TrW"Et«VE HUX-
l>Ri-:n DOLLARS, the other for FIFTY DOL-
L,ARS, both given the same date, November 14, 186‘2.
I hereby forewarn all persons from trading for either
of the said notes. I also forbid «aid G B, Guthrie it>
pav to any one except myself for either one ot the
above notes, as I have not received value for the s*id
Qofes. W H, GUTHRIE.
Co. I. 32d N. C. Troops, Kinston. N. 0.
Feb 28, 1863.
8-4t
TAKEiV UP aiwl committed to
the Jail of Cumberland CoiintT, a Negro Boy who says
his name is DURHAM, and the property of Henry’S.
Clark of Pitt county. He is about 5 feet 6 or 8 inches
hi;»h and weighs about 150 lbs. The owner in request-
ed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and
takf* him away, or he will be dealt with as the law di
rects. P. F. ALDERMAN, .Jailer.
March 2, 1863. 8-tf
i\OTICK.
THF' UNDER.SIGNED. both having entered the mili-
tiiry service of Ihe Confe leraf* S:ales of America,
March 2, 1S63
T HAIGH, Pres’l.
7 tf
Coj>perasI Copp^ra!«!!
LBS. SUPERIOR QUVi.lTY COPPERAS.
Also 10 Tierces FRESH BE \T RD’E.
For s^le by T*K.MBERT0N & SLO.VN.
Jar.’v 8. 1863.
1WNNERS’ and LUBRICATING OIL.
LAMP BL\CK in barrels. For sale by
JOS. R. BLOSSOM & CO.,
Wilmington, N. 0.
Mafch 7. 6 If
RULED WRi rr^iC; i*APE~r7~
AG lod sui ply of (!owim,-*rci tl Noie ind small kiied
Letter Papers, ruled, just received.
SALT! .SALT!!
or SA^KS for s-.lc by
. ROBt RT MITf^'HELL.
22 88 tf
WAATED.
A81TU VTION »3 MUSI'’ TE A‘‘HER. or a School of
Small ('hildren. Viy the Widow of a Soldier, who has
hf»d several years’ experience ns Music Teacher. For
references, terms. Sc address Mrs E D. "McN.,
Care Dr Neill McNair, GilopoHs P. 0.
March 5 8 3t
Dm. 18.
E. J. HALE & SONS.
%8*
FOR SALE,
1 1 HA ACRESo! VALUABLE PI nE LA'Din Moore
LJLUU fUiiinty, near the Gtn re Plank Road, and
near Blue’s Bridge. Apply lo
J. A. McKAY, Gilopolis.
MmtqIi 8. 8-6tpd
W^anted to Pureha*ie,
A GOOD ('OW with a young calf. Any person hav
ing such a one can find a pu>chaser by callintr on
E GLOVF.R,
Mflrch 2. 1863. 8-2w
S50 REWARD.
R\NAWAY' iro'ii the subscriber on th» 25ih day of
Novem er last, my boy WILLIS, aged about thirty
ye-irs. Wiliis is about 5 feel 10 inches high, of dark
complexion, hiis a d iwucast look, a little'Stooping, and
limps slightly in his walk caiiscd by a severe burn on (1
think I his left thigh and l**g. When last beard from,
said boy was in the iieiirhborhorhood of Lauritibure'.
C . and I have no doubt is trying to make his way to
the free Plates cither by way of Wilmington, N-
the yankee fleet or through the country in other
'’ireciion 1 have good reason to believe
been passing on a permit written by hinwe *
false signature, and may attempt to pass himself as ft
free negro I will pay the above reward for his appre
hension and deliverv to me. or half the amount for hu
lodgment in any jail within the limits of the Southern
Confederacy so I can get im.
Clio, Marlboro’ Dist., S. C.
W. R,
Jan. U.
MEDLIN.
9-4tpd
Asm
SPECIE WAITTED.
Fxecuiive Department North t’arolina,)
AWITANT GEXKRAL\ I'FPirK, (Vjlitia. i [
}
R^LEIOH, Mar.-h 3d. 1863
Qmxkai. OmD»s,
No. 1,
ALL MILITIA Officers of thin State are hereby re
quired to prevent any distiHaiicn of spiritous liquors
from any grain whatever within the boutiis of theircom-
mands. and if persons are found distilling in violation
of the law th«y are to seize the utensils, arrest the par
ties offending!', and carry them to a magistrate to be
bound over.
It is further made their duty fo search for any’ such
gtilf* wherevz-r they have reasonable grounds for sus-
pcciine sutih distillatioi;, or wher* information is given
them of it.
For the purpose of carrying into effect this order, any
officer is hereby uulhorixed lo use all the Miliiia fore-'
subject to his order
By order of Governor Vasok:
J. G. MARTIN, Adjutant G^n.
March 4. 8 3t
Executive Departiii‘iit,)
Raleigh, N. C., March 2, 1863. j
IT is hereby requested that persons who may be ap-
pointend by the several County Courts, to receive
the money appropriated by the Legislature for the pu
ohaae of provisions for the families of sol.lie;--, wii. r®.
port their names to the Executive Office, as soon as pr c-
tieable. Those Countiets which have not appoint el
agent*, will pUaae do eo at onoe.
M«r>k6,18M.