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EDH AKD J. HAKE & S»NS.
i:i ITOR8 AND ruOPRIETOlU*'.
fi.': hf S‘nii-\V«k,»kiy Obskrvkr St 00 if paitl in
! »nr«*. 54 50 if paid dunng the vffkr of
.'r $6 nffor the yf»ar has t**pirM,
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, T .nor- .*»0 if" piti.i flurinjt *h» yp«r of «iuVi»orip'
'4 •H'i after fhe ye.'if has eipirel.
iQir XVVKRT18KMENTS in^ened for $1 per s n»re
nr ^or the fir«t. and 60 cents for each suc-
pub’icanon. A.i»eni!'eroents not es.'eedinz a
■v- ; ^ linor*; roMts for the firf>t and .'iO cents
^n>h 11'ce**dini ptihliPA’ion Adveni'^er? nre re-
, tti. numVifr of iu«»pnion^ desired, or
^ -^v- , 'n!'.nu*».i till forbid, and charitKi HtX'ord-
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\ ,^Di- ■'■.•niinueit i*i»t rtnarg>tt new ^d-
•apF.ClzU, NOTICF..
i"^T th’.jidata, no name of a new au^scr-ber
‘ ■wit'iout pAVDieni n advance, aor will
sen'. I- feach 3ub*>c.ribers for a longer tiae
tv eatf
.»cer -
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'>> oT our ?ld -iubscribers as desire to lak# thtf pa-
a tu.'S wil’ please notify ns when makinj^
;asce» Jan’y 1, lS6tJ
Attorney at Law,
Fayitteville, N C'
i:, uueud the Coonty and Supenoi contt'' j/
UBjberlaDd, Harnett, Moore and Robeson Coun-
Prompt aitention giTea to the 9oU»ction of a’J.
a* eninisted to liis handn
■ 1". i*'69 • &t‘-ir
(,E0. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
\^holeiia)te Dealers* in jJrocerie»»,
AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware and Cutlery, Swedes Iron, &c*«
H\T STREET, F.iYKTTEVILLR, X. C.
juij 'i, IHbl 36tf
; 1 . OX W P KENDALL J. 1*. KENHAIA.
COX, Ki:\DAI.L Al to,
I'ouiiuission Merchants
AND
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Ho. 11 4 12 North Water St.,
Wilinin^ion, N. t'.
Hfjf- (tnlera from the Conntrv promptly eiwutAKi
I'artii. ular attention giren to the rtale of Coiton
ini other prodiu*»*
Airil'J, i''61. lO'tf
JOS. UT L E V,
iiroKtr anit Co'nmiMion »^fr€hant,
rAYKTTEVILLK. N C.
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LOOK AT THIS!
FU'FJTKVIIiLR HOTEL,
Froiitiflg 300 feet and in the bni)ine)^
portion of the Town,
rontains iiioirc spacious and well
venliiatcfl Rooms Ilian any
Hotel in tlie .^tate,
ami my Patrons say my Condiiuents are very jjooi
tor the times.
' T. WiUDlLL, Proprlftor.
M ly 20, '21 y
%yKSTERir RAlI.1rOAD.
THF, Trains of this Road leave Fayetteville d!»ily,
(Sundays excepted) at « o’clock, .V. M.. and re
turning leave MclverV at I o’clocK. P M.
Fr^i/Zit Train MON'UAV. WEONK.SDAYand KUIliAY
Hv order of the President.
M. lUKSE,
Tf'‘as r and \'i'g Tran'^. Ap^’i.
•Far:. «'J, I ■'>;( . 97tf
A'oticr to Miiippors.
IN fonyequenoe of the hifth price of every ihing u)»ed
bv thi^ •''ompany, the Direotortt have advanced the
ratefc of freight generally about one hundred per cent
Raie* will bp fnrniohed an soon aa printed.
JNO. .M. ROSE,
• Tr^as'r and Tran^fiortation Ag*t W R. R. (?,,
Mciioh Ks, li*?3 litf
From and atter thU
date the Steamer A P. HURT will
lpa«t> al f o'nlftck, A. ,M , on Monday
JOS A WORTH,
t) Ag i C. F. Steam Boat Co
To C^otton Planters.
In A\ L been appointed by the .Secretary »ii' the Trea-
9'iry, Chief Agent for the purohasff of Colton for the
('onfedt^rate tiovemmenl within the State of North Caro
Una, and will pay for the ^aine in 7 per cent. Bond.) or
• 'a^h
Sllb'-X^fetiLa I.1** pmrT^ nr thr f
bnyinp in my nanie, will have written certificates of
appoictBoent.
By ord**r .if the Secretary of the Treasury, atlt'oiiou '
purchas^'d l*y tny^^lf or ray aireuia, on and after the
18ih day of March wiil be paid tor in 7 per oent
. Bondd cr Ca'^b, and nut 8 per cent. Bond'* as stated tn
a former iTerti^.’tacni Up to that time, however, the
8 per cent, bonds wiU be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citiien** are now offered an opportunity to
aid the Oovernmeni by ^riling to if their Coiion rather
I th.an to priv.'ite capit.'iiipitii
i Lii.WI^ S WlLLlAM.-i
CharlotJe, March 21, 1^»>3. ® 3
Coal -.lline.
THK undersigned were, at the November Term of the
Confederate Court. District of North Carolina, ap
pointed .Managers of the Kgypt Coal .Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for the purpose of
QMning and selling Coal, and solicit orders tor tbe same
in any desired quantity. Orders for any amount can
be supplied on nhort notice. The Coal from this pro-
, peny is undoubtedly the best in the Confederate SiAies.
; Applications may be made to I'has B Mallett, Fayette
ville, N C., or James Browne, Charleston, H. C
' CHARLES B MALJLETT
•lAMES BKOWNF.
>ayetteville. Jan'y 20, ^fitf
Florenre and Fayetteville Kail Road*
TTNDKB (he provi.aions of an Ordinance of the (' n.
vention r»f North ^'vrolii;:*, Book? will be ope ted nn
the Ifith Jrtne at the following places and tuider the di
rection of the following per^onti, to recefcve stii)scrip-_
tions to the Capital .'tock of the “Florenc> h FnynUG~
ville Rail Road Co ’ Shai (*s Oiio Htmilred Dollars ent-h.
At the Rail Rond Oj^e^ in Fnn'tlfville.—Under the di
rection of the Opnpral Commissioners, A. A. .McKelhaii,
D A. Uay, A. ^\. 5tecl. Wm McL McKay .and Jno.
M. Rose.
At the Rtti Springs.—Under the direction of Hector
McNeill. 'Nm. J Stewart. Jks. A. Smith, Dan’l C. Mc
Neill and Col. Ales, McMillan, or any one of them.
,4^ Floral Collrgf.—Under (be direction of Dr Ncil’
McNair, Dr. A. D. Mcl.iean, Archibald .'^tniih, Kdmiui I
Lilly and Col. .\iexand**r Watwon, or nny one of thorn
.It Qi-fenidiiU.—-Under the direction of Murdock Mo-
Vlae, D. ^IcLeod, D. .McCalluni, .las McRae, .)r , and .i.
H. McQween, or any one of thpm
.4? Alfordsville.—Under the direction of John Piii'ca!’,
•Jno. McNair, Sion Alford, Otigald McCallum and Jno
McCalhim. or any one of them
The yiib'jcription Hooks will remain open t'or tiie
■paoe of t0 days. When a snflScicnt sum i?« jiiibscfibc •
the Company will be organized for the purp.'rx* of build
ing the Road
k. A McKF.THA.N.
0 A. KAV.
V. W. STKEL.
• WM McL McKAV,
JNO M, ROSE,
Oener'il trommi«sioners
Payetteville. Jnfi« 7, IW6V
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
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IHE 3ub>criler announces fo the I' lic
(h^( he will open on the Ipt May the a>>. vc
Hi.ii'O of Entertaimsciit.; formn ly tLc r^!^.■-n-
well Honoe '• The liotjiJt* i*. t^ituated a !ew
• door^ from the 'T i-kri. on O^-een stroet, near the C‘'n-
I tre of ilif* hii)MW! ’ii>r(ioi; ot the town, und 1>h-^ 'i
i newly fitted up, !»nd thf>roti)>)ily cleansed Th? r. jir.-j
I lire conveiii,in' and wi-ll ventilated, The table will
Hupplied with ttie tjpst the market aSonio, the Bir with ■ jn^t. sut'jeot to the exceptions and'restrictions coutained
tho best of ami the stable with atte.iiiye Ostler,-. I Proolamation of the l.^lth cf April, with the fol- j
UY THK OOVKKMOR OF NOKTll i:\K«»LlNi. The rhurch bunnng in Fhrida^A Sc»ne.
A PROCI..A.^ATIO.\. —A letter frotn JacksoDville, Fla., gives an ac-
IITHEREAS, The time )imit«d is my JToclamaiion, | (joynj the scene which followed the barbarcua
TY dated the 13th of April, forbidding the exporta- \ b,„ninK ot the Talholic Church there by the 8tb
tion of certain article, fron. the State, .s about 1 Maine Ke^^t, tVom the land of convent burning
Now, therffore, I, ZEBULoN 15. VANCE, Qoveriior | mobs and “Ili,ss” intjuisition committees. It says;
of North t’arolina. do, by and with the advice and con- The tWO Irish CuiOpanies having been sent out
H! nt of the ('otincil of State, issue this Proclamation, jjjp ^^y on ptirposio, the Maine regiment march-
continuiug said prohibition thirty days from the 13th (Church, and, after pluttinf? their
beastly mind.s by deetcrating the house of God,
DeFirou" ct sharing the public patronaire I can pro- ■ 'o^ing alteration
mise 'h-^t tho-.- vho give ni*' a cil'i shall not l?aye dis- | prohibition is u«t to embrace the ariicle of Salt,
satisfied. RKI I’lhS JONKS. . L^rd ju to be added to the list of the articles pro-
April 27. 23-tf I bi^ited.
Jtisttces ot the Peace are also enjoined to ia
!o
atjd Thttr^day
April t'—17
A tiitin!
The »w Stvli*. Small,
PHOT
COiORKU
nWRAWIS,
Oatllei-f.
ART.
Woodward^ ^iolar Camera.
PHOTOQRAPH.S can be had at Vanorsilell's Skylight
Qallery, Hay street, opposite Marble Yard. Fay.
etteville, N. C.; plain, retouched, colored, in water
Colors, oil and pastile; from •'mail to life sut*. Ambro.
types. Molanootypes. anl all other styles of Pictures
pertain' ig to the An. Also. Gilt Fmme-;. Qilt Mould
ing. Q'J for very large picture^—as large as 20 by .'I'l
inches, .’ord aud Tassels for hanging jiictures; Instra-
m«nt^. Btock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life
site colored Photographs maiie frum «roall pictures.
Having permanently located here 1 hope to merit
your patronage. 1 wotild also return my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me heretofore by
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M. VANORSDELL.
Photographist and Proprietor,
Dec’r 20. 1869 77-
itlarble Factory,
i\ C. X, K. «. WORTH,
ioBiDiission and l*'orw.irdiag Herehants
WILMIN'GTON, N. 0
2-'. 18«1
r.^RI>!
Ate I.ADlfcci c>»a tMi aceoromi'd.i. ■'d with board at
,e .'etiiia iry
R'
T. C.
^pt. i/, i8-;i.
HOOPER
ort-
JllHXSiVv. \VI!,LI.\>IS 4 CO..
tlAKKRS.
w
'Ebav«; hirty w.vi p+usi now "u "pura'’iin omt* 'niles
rv-i of Wilminijion P*'-iit>f> ^i-.h:ns to su:>pty
ih-m-'elv*^ wi'*! can be f-irni’he-l by applying to
A. J'hnsin, Jc , .V^ent al Fayclit*vi:le. lu E Page.
Ei-.Mtrr al the wora*. or to
J. M WILLI.VMS,
General 8uperiatendenl.
.•ivetteville, Nov. 20, I8t2
I%OTICE.
As I expect to b# absent irom home a few nionths in
the VV«8i, ArcUibald .McLean Is my authoriied
Arent to iraawMt my bnsineM UBtil 1 return.
\ a. JONES
Dm r 2«, 1060.
Alter this date 1 will
pay 8 Ct-nts per pound tor rags Je-
fivered in Fayetteville, or at my mills
D MURPHY
6fy
$100 REWARD.
iUNAWAV FROMTHE8L BSCRIBKRON i»UNDAY
ttj« 2tith of January last, my negro boy named AN
THONY. He i« of a whitish yellow complexion, about
6 feet G or 7 inches high. 18 or 20 year* old, and sup
posed to weigh about 140 pounds. He hati a heavy
bead ot hair, and talks short when questioned, and La>
a down look. No doubt be is trying to pass for a free boy.
I will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prosp-Ct Hiil, Ca“well County, or confined in any jail
sf I g*t him. F L W.ARREN
Ca>-wpil Co., .March 25. 18»>8 lO.Smpd
.Ninety Hollars Renard.
^pHIBTY D 'LLARvS reward well be paid for the ap-
I pr*‘hcnaion and delivery at the Camp of Instruction
it R ilfi^n. or toiliis Regiment, of each of the following
nnmed ‘ deserters” from company E, 8th Reg’i NOT:
J.\MES J. CAMERON, Gum Swamp. H»rneit. county.
THOMAS HAN.\LL, near Johnsonville, "
WILLI.^M J S.\NDY. Rockfish, Cumberland Co.
.J R. MURCHLSON.
1 Capt. Co. E, Hih N. C. Troops.
mp« iBiand, .S P . March 31 17 12ipl
JQHIV H. COOK, Auctioueer.
\ [)A V thi- l^^'bdayof May n;>xt, 1 oh ill. agrc-'-
•b',-» I DP proviiions of a fJccd in Tru®! to me,
c •■■'iitf.d by A; Joi n^on, )>?’' at .\ncion, ali tho
;)) >fenv t' >tl> Rc.il an i I'-'r-'onal. :it Stoin‘v Point, the
residence .d' l>'?ncan B Gilli=, set forth in said TiukI,
to wii:
4:?^ a>Te« r>f LAND i>u Soutii ide Cfitriden Road, be-
uvcpn Big ua.l Little Ko.-kfish, being th*» sam** convey- |
ed by A. MeKcthat' to Duncan !>. (iillis; one TUR- i
PKNTINK STILL an.i ' l.KTURF.S, neir Gillis's Mill; '
.'^ix Mnics, two H'Tsi-. I'^o Rnid Wajjou^ ind Harne'if,
one TiraVier W iff in, .*^tnck of H ;-gs. TiirpentiDC TooI'J, |
one Carriage and Harin.is two Si-t.s of Coopers’ Tools, j
Household and Kitcurn Pmniture, Farming Ctcinils, '
I HO .Sticks of Ton Timbtr on Rig RockCsL, near Black's }
Bridge; one Double Gnu, one Riflt. one Sogr>> Woman '■
and a variety of .>ihe- articles !
Sale po>-itivc mid for CH"»h.
\r.F,.K\NDF.R .IOHS.SON. Tru^tei*.
Ajril 2i'i, lS-)8 2St»
S700 BoKeN of the Southern Hepafie Pilh;
Have been ordered lu one day. !
'paiS combination of rpedicinea wati first prepared by |
I ihe pfoj^rietor ii! 1h26, v«hpu he pronouacea by ^
thiee .•m neiit phy»iciin« in a Souitiern in an j
advauc***t '-lage of i N’lipiiinpvion 'ThtMf Im cuTfd hii-i j
He it. now over Bi*venty year-* of age and in di*charge of j
activ,’ jrnfpt.«ifvnal Tii“ii /fto.l «-tlect« (ip»B I
hpTS .^.i i-1 -I...:,•>'* waw rom- >
pt-lled to •de.iist from ?,iipp!yini; itiein gratuitously |
T^e}- 'ire not recoxiitncnd**d (>y the proprietor as good I
for all di-»i '\-;e“. but only for t»ucii a^^ ari-» from Dli- I
ORDHRW OF THE LIVKR Many persons have testi- ]
fifl to th.ir good effects in CkilU 'tnd Fever*, j
Fmer, Pneujruynia, l}yi>p^iia, ,^e.. j
Read the .ollowing: !
S. D. Wali-.ack, Esq., I'r??! lent t the Wiinuugton
i and ANeldon Kail Road, Aug. 1>^02, •‘ays; “It ,ha«
1 been said that ••L>T.-iPKfstA.” i-* otir national disease.
! However thi.-* nmy be, it canseil «• long and severe auf-
• fnrinir. Provident!illy a friend furnished me wi;h a
few I'oxes of the "Hrpnti'' PilU,’’ and the xntojlhem hai>
prrftcted a curt. In my family they have keen used
fre'^ucntly with ..ufA-#*, .\mong my act^u-ijnt-
anoes, many raset originating from diseased liver, have
be«*n relieved and cured by them. I regard theri an
inv'tluaft/e medicim, and tnke pleasure in forwarding
! thi voluntary tribute.”
tyOL JoH.N Wbiqht, of Gold.*boro' N. C . .\.ug. 14,
1862. says: • I have used the Southrm llrpittc FuU in ^
my family here and also on my plantation in .Mabama, i Dchbia Hoa«e
carryinj; out this Proclamaiion.
—, Ih witness wuereof, ZKHl•l.o^ B. V'>vrr,
V ,'KAL '- Governor, Captsin General and •’’oRimawder in-
^ ^ t'hief, hath signed these presents and cau«ed
the Great Si>al of the State to be affixed
Done at th* City of Raleigh, this 8th day of May, A.
!•., 186.S, and in the 87th year of ottr Independence.
By the Governor: Z B. \ ANCE
H H, Battlk. Jr., I’rivate .*»ccretary.
cutting au'i delacing the sacred symbols of reli
gion, pet fire to ll.e building, destroying every
thing Tlie clergyman’s dwelling shared the
^atne fate. Nougiit was respected, nothing saved.
The news ol thoM. outrages havinjr reached the
Irish eoiijpunio.'^, they rushed to the scene ot
w:»ii? *n destniPtion, but too late to .lave Many
acttiully wept i>ecaiitie of their inability to do any
■rood. Then, llllod with hate at the doers of thil
m’.'chiei, and unmiiidful-of the disparity of num
bers, thev turned upon the Down hasterij, when
I a derec street fight ensued, whicti could only be
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5 00
d 60
7 00
10 00
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I SO
3 60
4 00
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4 60
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May 0.
LI.ST OF CHARGES FOR Pl$SE\tiERS.
UOWiM.
From Fayettevillf tu Wilmington,
'• •* Elizabeth,
“ “ •• White Hall,
•- •. .» Kelly’s Cove,
“ •• All points belov*,
• EC'OND CLAbb, OR DECK
From Fayatteville to Wilmington.
. •• •' Elizabeiii.
.1 •wtiiiebalt.
Kelly’* Cov,
“ “ -\11 points beJow,
tP.
From WlituingiOB to Fayetteville
“ Kelly's Cove. '
•• White Hall.
• Eliiabeth,
• • •• •• Prospect Uall.
All points above,
SECOND Cl.Aii(i, OR DECK
From Wilmington to Fayetteville. S5 00
•• •• Kelly’s Cove, 3 Ot)
White H 11, 4 OO
'• “ .\11 poin-' .'.J,--, tj 00
aa|U Second Cla^s or Deck l-„-# -ngerj stsy on
lower d»»ck or pay full prrf'e. r as First C]as«
fiflj?** ■\n extra charge wll be made for W^v Passen
gers tfetting into Berths dii'-nig day time, srvt for occu
pying a Berth with thci; ho'-ts or shoea on. ai the
rfisoretion of the Captain
J. A. WORTH, forC F Si r, s:’t Co.
R. M. ORRK! L. for fti’r® Kat»> and Sun
T. 8. LUTlLUf.OH.
May 4. 186« 2fi-tf
Kale ot Laiid Tor Taxes.
I will .Sell for cash, at the Court Honse door in the
Town of Fayetteville, on the 1st day of June, /r
being Monday of June Court. ) One LOT on Hay Street,
joins John Culbreath anu Isaac Dodd, and known »«
' (luelled by the ordt^ring oi t of the entire \ an-
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TWO IMHIRS ABOVE I’. T. illifilt fc f'ONS’
Jan’T VO.
STORK
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FAA'ETTEVII.I.E
MITIAL INSURANCE €0MPA\¥
Capital in Premium Notes amount* to
Cash on hattd ind other a?«et'
Total,
088 -*•
077 :’.5
#272,765 t^l
Tbe t.'.impany have paid ilT losses promptly, and
lycr made an assessment on their premium ni
’»rnp on
. I
h»T® never made an assessment on
Total losses paid,
OmCKHs;
GEO. McNElLL, President
D. A. R.\Y, Vice President
C. A. McMILLAN, Sec’y
Directobs;
premium notes.
J29,«K2 (59
I.OHT,
M UocKtish.
Oct 2, 1««2.
WAATEU.
0 “"All BUSHELS VVUEAr,
4,0UU •• roBN. ...
ieraons having the above articles to sell will receive
highest Cash price by c tiling on Mr. .M Thouiaeon,
Mihe Mvrcbant Mills. Fayettoville, or on (lie sub-:’ri
fctr M his old stand on Market Square
ALEX. J0HN.S0N, Jr.
Nnv \ 1862.
Twenty-fi^C HoTlars Reward.
! 4 iSM.\LL buckskin purse, between Liberty Point sjid
A. the half way bridge, containing I ^old watch key,
; with a likeness in it, 1 gold sleeve button, some receipts,
and tan or twelve dollars in cash. The finder may have
i the purse and the money if they will leave the other
things at this office. f
Feb’y 14, 1863.
Administration i^otire.
j rpHE subscriber havinfv qualified as Afiministi^trix on
1 the Rstate of Jas Sundy, dec’d. hereby gives notice j
to all persons having claims against said Estate to pre
sent them to Wm. McL. McKay within the time pre-
gcribed by **■ *his notioe will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. CATHARINE 8UNDY, Adm i.
Aiig 4, 1862. ■1?'- •
Administrator’s Hotir«.
'^HK :^ubscriber having al December Term, 18t?2, oT
th? «.’ounty Court of Cumberland, qualified as .\d-
rcinistrator upon the Estate of Neill G. McNeill, dec’d,
notifies all persons having claims against the Estate to
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover.
8. T. Hawley,
Nathan A. Htedmau,
C. B Mallett.
James Kyle,
A. A. MxjKethan.
.f. D. Williams.
S. W, Tillinghast,
Wilm’glon.
B’
1
bANAWAY from the subscriber his negro ,^0^ within the time limited by law. otherwise
UtiES. He t» 21 years of age. about 6 ftei 10 inches , H in bar of recovery. Debtors
robust, long feet and very much turned out at the
knd looks down when spoken to. He was seen ai
McPhtiul’s Mills in Eobeson county on the 21st uU .
**'1 traa in FayeUeTille about three wveks aga The
reward will b« paid for his delivery to me or for
»')Dfiu«m*ai in any jail so that I get him.
* W. D JOHNSON.
^ftvuBville, 8. C„ Aug. 14. 1862. 62tf
ArSy HAR.1(ESK.
.1 AM prepared to manufacture all kinds ot Wagon
1 Harness for Army use. I tan my leather and nan
*>»« good bargains. Agents wih io well to send their
to me as they shall have prompv attention, and
^ot off in quick dispatob. JtHl N * ■ ^ R1 F H
Oolddion P ‘I , Otaathara Co., N. C,, i
June 18. 1862 i
‘-fioo Ihi*. t;um Arabic lor sale bj t
J. R LEE I
•V U 69 if
Groceries / Groceries:/
I Large and well selected Stock of F.A.MILY
uKoCKKlES always on hand, consisting of
Baron-Sidea, Mesa i'ork, xMullete, Macker
Nob, I and 2, MolaSMeR, Sugars of al
grades. Tobacco, Cigars,
And all other articles usually kepi in a Wholesale Oro-
, Onry tambliBhmeui
. COX. KENDAIL * CO
wnroinrtnn, 2. 1««1 10 tf
. TAKE,\ up,
* .ND committ*-d to J » ne.tr 1 boy who says his
a name is JOHN, au.l b.,U.„g9 to J F. Ridinan of
U‘vid-.on cou'iiy J.»hn is ah .ut 6 feet 4 or 6 inches
'g*!. ab.xii 3 ' or 3 > ynars .*l i; end o', one of his
“agerniioff Tne owner willcom*: forward, pay charges.
Pr«v« projeny .ini i>ike him awav, or he wiH be dealt
wiia as Ihe law direais. P F
F'l
are r*H,ae»ted to make prompt payment.
HF,CTf»R MoNElLL, Adm’r
l>ec. 10. ^
WAIWTED,
► ANK NOTES of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Virginia and Georgia.
Also, North Carolina six j»er oent. Fundable Notea.
.\l»n. North Carolina six per cent Bonds, new isKire.
W. R. RICHARD80N & CO ,
Brokers, RalpigL, N. C.
B
.’Vlarch W.
ruf
Run the Blockade!
W. All 1%' T V R E
Received and offers for sale;
*iOl7 yarda printed Muslin deLain:
17«‘,i jrar.U white and black Prints;
lf>84 vards v.neligh Long Cloth;
3.50 lbs black Kin* Thread, Nob 3U, 3.'*, 40, f»0, 60;
2oO lbs drab Flax Thr„«.^, jijos 30, 40, .SO;
102 lbs white brown Threaa, K09 .W, 40,
400 dr.zen white Spool Cotton;
100 dozen Linen Cambric Handkercbier,.
6 dozen Eugenie Skirts;
4 M Needles, Nog 1, 2, 3. 4, 6;
8) M Needles, assorted, from 6 to 10;
7 packs Pins, Enjtlish full paper;
12 hoxeg black Pins;
lti8 ?ross metal Pant Buttons;
8 doi>>n French Tooth Brushes;
6 dozen drab Nutria Hats;
100 pairs Brogan Shoes;
1200 lbs Green Copperas;
20 boxes Extract of Logwood.
April 6, 1863.
W. N. Tillinghast,
S. J. Hinsdale,
Wm. McLaurin,
T. S. Lutterloh.
A. W. Steel,
J. G. C«ok,
Hon. J. G. fihopherd,
R. F. Brown,
A. E. Hall,
hn Collins and C. C. .McCrummeu, Traveling Agents
H^“The Company invite application^.
May 28, 186!. 21-
i ALlIABLE I OR fiALE.
|Y virtue of a decree of theCoui. tv I will sell
on the premises, on the 28th day 01 • y, (in«l.,)
the VALUABLE FARM and DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
of the late Dr C. Chalmers, situate on the waters of
Deep river, in Moore county, adjv>ining the town of
Carbonton, containing 120 acres Also one other tract,
adjoining the above, containing 4 acres, both ot wliich
tracts Lave each on them a fine DwelHi^g and all other
necessary out-houses,kitchen.barns. &c., and other con
veniences, good orchards, &c- Also, one other tract,
containing 10 acres, near the above, with a good com
mon ho'ise. Also, one other tract, containing 2.W acres,
within two miles of the town of Carbonton, with ordi
narily good improvements; all of which places are in
healthy localities, with the advas.tagc of good society
aronnd them. The three first mentioned are, accord
ing to the opinion of Profe«>sor Emmons, within the
basin of the Coalfields, and are in close proximity to
I the Chtraw & Coal fields Railroad, n«w being construct
1 ed, which makes these Lands one of the best in vast
ments in the country.
' .\l«o on the same day, or the lay after, I will sell, by
' virttie of the same decree, a tract of LAND situated on
tbo Fayetteville & Western Plank Road, 0 miles bnlow
j the (own of Carthage, known as Ihe Scherm^rhorn Land,
containing about 800 acres, on which there is a good Pine
forest, good Dwelling and all nece-^sary oui-hou'^es, all
in good repair Also, at the same time and plice, I will
sell a good Steam Saw Mill on (he premises
Terni« ti and 12 months, note and s'cuiity
S C. BKUi'E, »’. M. K.
Carthage, Moore County. N. t’.
May 4, I8'i:l.
^Rockaway and Cart lor ^iale.
I HAVE a second-hand ROCKAWAY and GE.AR
Also. CART and GEAR; for sale.
JAS. G. COOK.
2.5 2w
and nltcays with ruerejt. I have a valuable servant girl
’ who had been a long time under treatment for consump-
i lion, without receiving any benefit. Almost in her ex
tremity. 1 was induced to try the Hepatic PilU. They
I were given acfordiny to dtrfliont, and she is now well,
j mtirtiy restored by them. A simiiar ca»e occurred
among my sei rants in .Alabama, For liver and lung
. diseast’s I h-ive perfert confidtmee in them ’’
! P'liU di'^ctionx and othrr cer'i'icatts will bi» found on
the wrapper of e.ich box.
! Price. 5>1 a box; SIO a doi:.n; $^6 a gn»s. RflaiUd
' at thr I)n jgttt.1 For fll twelve bi.\es will be sent
free to any part of the Confederacy where there are no
•druggists. Not le-^s than .a dozen boxe'^ will be sent by
the proprietor?* Cn-h uiUmI acc'ni.pany ordere. t
oa local banks taken.
Address GE». W DEEMS, Wilson, N C.
gyyFor sale in Fayetteville by 8. J HINSDALK
.April 2.'j. 2.^-3mpd
To Manuficturers and Others.
IITE V.ave on hand a lot of BI CM ROM ATE of POT-
V\ ASM, that wp ssould sell by the barrel, dcliven d
on tnc N. C Railroad, or in Columbia. S. C.
F .■ H FRIES, Snlcm. N. t',
April 18, It'*'.!,
I.ETTER PAPER.
* FRESH ,'upply of Letter Paper, Bath size, of better
A finality and higher price than any we have lately
had. Ju-t received. K. J. HALE &SONS.
.April 25
Sole Eeatlier wanted.
LBS. of he.ivy well tanned SOLE LE.ATHER,
suitable for Bi-lting. A|)ply to
Fayetteville, .Aptil 14.
MURPHY.
20tf
Miar Foundry.
l^LOUQHS and Plough Points and H.>el8 of all niim-
1 hern can be had at .M A. Baker s Store in Fayette
villo. opposite the old Wagon \ard. Castings of supe
rior ia ility Cull and see for yourselves.* Castings of
all kinds made at the shortest notice and for reasonable
charges BAKER.
Star Foun irj'. April 20, 18t’>3. 21-lm
Rl THE HI.tH'KAOE.
ft i\ PIKCKS Black and VN hue CALI* tj;
0( f 100 pH ,Men'f» Eog. »J(-wed BROGANS;
-sale by W, .MclNTYRE.
March 16, 11 if
The.above Lot will be sold for the Taxes for 1861.
Amount of Taxes and Costs due. $67 80
s HECTOR .\VcNElLL, ShfT.
: By R. W, HARDiE, D S.
May 6, IH63. 26-t«
We the uBdersij^ned
pr".c'icing Physic’ans of the counties ot
Kic/.iitiond and Roheson, from nec -s.aity
have agreed upot* following Fe^ Bill: Seventy^fve
cenlH per mile iu in the nijrhK I le-
^cr^ption^ one dollar Medicine F.xua Surjrical and
obstetrical oases fifty rr >>nner ch-in?eg,
K. D McLE\N
R D DU’K-(^N
A BETHUNE
\ P.vTTFRSON
I A. McDOUGALD
I D SHAW
I DAN L SMITH.
I May 8, I860. 27-1 Itpd
I WAIITED.
4 GOOD COOK and BAKER, to cojk l«r the Ordnance
1 A Detachment. Good pay wi’l be given. .Vrpfy to
Capt. TAYLOR, at tke Arsenal.
I May
nEETlYK.
The members of the Board of Superintendents of
Common .Schools for Cumberland
quested to mftet at my Office on Tuesday May 19, 1
^ A. M. CAMPBELL, Chm'^n
May 9
xol'l^l^
All my Notes and Accounts are at R. D Davis’s for
collection He is authorized to receipt by roe for
the sams. Now is the time to P^y yr^*'
money is plenty
May 7, 186-^
JAJVIES »REE'’E.
26if
^ROM thft subscriber on the night of 2d in“t., aGRA^
25
«AI.T!
S.ACKS for sale by
Dec 22
«AI.T!!
R(»r.FUT MITlIHELL.
R8 If
.^oricE,
IN oon-equence of a necessary siwj.page of the Rock-
fish Factory for several weeks to come, tor Ihe pur
pose of repairs, me company will have no Sheetings fcr
sale till further notice C T IIAIGH. Pre«t
.March 22
T'
Palma Christi Benns.
STOEE.\,
From the* subscri
MARE, dark mane and tail, slightly flea binen,
black legs, medium size, and about 12 or IS years old.
.A.ny information in regard to her will be thankfully re-
caivM a»d a liberal reward for the MSMITH
Crain’s I'reek. Moore, N. f:.,
ra.^awav,
From the «ukscriber on W'ednesday the 23>I ult., my
uegr» boy MOSES. I bought him in Riahmon-l.
Va , 0* the 17th. and tbe boy says
*i
kee force, whoso united efforts were necessary to
disarm tl.e two companies.
The Irisbmen wore carried on board the gun
boats in irons, still defiant, and swearing «
wreak an arai«lc vciigcance upon the sUb-sided
sons of Maine. An Irish officer ^sured me he
and hi* men were amply punished tor fraternizing
and fighting with snob dastards as these i ankees,
and nlthougli now in a minority, they would yet
land where other Iri.-^h troops would hear their
story, aud the tight would be renewed uatil satis
faction WiMi had.
iiitSt > ti \Vfteo(.— It has been long known and
the idea acted on aiuung the Spanish agricultur-
ist.s in Texas and .>uxteo, that the rust in wheat
is protluced by .showcid of heavy dews followeti by
a hot sun, during ;i;at period ot vegetation when
the wheat is in Llo.^ij aod milk. 'I’lie tffcCt of the
sun upon the wet plant produces the ru^t. To
avoid this restut. t u men take a heavy rope, say
twenty or thirty iect i^tig, or 1 >nger, and walking
at that listanee apart, draw it over the wtt grain,
thereby shaking H the drops of raia or dew, and
thii« prevent the usual effect oi the sun upon the
plant After a heavy dew the rope snould be
drawn over the whiut early in the morning
Wheat planted on 1 ills or in windy po.sitions, gene
rally escapes rust; wl.en in low, flat ground, where
there is k-ss wind, tlic rust takes effect Smut is
probably produced in the same manner.
The Vuluf »/ —A slashing pamphlet,
by Col. Jilanton Dui.ean, of which Mr. Metiitnin.
ger is the subje.ot aud victim, has reached us by
mail, it refers to transactions between th* to in
the bueiness oi engraving Treasury notes, atid is
so serious in its uccusations, and so sharp in its
phraseology, that but i'.T the serene attitude of the
Sec’y, we should fear mat his composure had been
disturbed by it. A novel opinion of that tunction-
ary is developed by the publication of a note bearing
date Octobcr IftUl, vix: “Without paper," says
Mr Meiumiuger, *‘we cannot print Treasury notes,
and without them the Governinent muss >y> ”
What a blessed thing is paper! \Ve knew that
we had been in uange. irom want of men, of arms,
of ammunition, and ot" supplies—but it seems the
great, thoughur.!cnown,dangerwa3 wantol fjupti'.
Let us be thanktal that we had a Secretary who
appreciated this vital peril and guarded agaiO'it
it.—RUh'd Wkty.
A ^'riend, writs.ig to us from Yadkin County,
says that a iar^. quantity of corn is now beitig
received that wat» purv jaaed lor the use of o'»l,«
diers’ families ».od the poor of that county
Enough had been secured to supply tne wants of
ail, until the next crop is harvested. We t)clieve
tho same can be said ot Surry, Stokes and Forsyth
counties, in whteh not a little apprehension wa«
felt but a short time since that great scarcity, if
not actual famine would prevail.
Senttnnl.
Starving thf JSouih.”—Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher of New York writes the following sensi
ble paragraph in a letter to a New Yotk paptr:
‘ The prospect if starving tbe rebellion dv>e3 not
seem very cheering The sumoiers of’ the Suuth
come round too quick. Men that could march
as Jackson’s army uid into Maryland, almost with
out a commissariat, aud eating green corn lor ra
tions, plucked from the field for each day’s use,
are not likely to ..taive on corn meal aud green
h^rbs. Already earty garden crops are coming
into Southern markets. We don’t object to a
fair share of starvation as a part of military ne
cessity, but we confess to not a little shame when
we hear men taking it for granted that the Nurth
is playing trenehtv game, aud does by kniiu and
fork wh»t it cannot du with the sword!’’
he was raised in
The Northern pa-
Terrible DUti.sfer at ISen.
j (|Uent
about Raleieh.
on his right hand, which was recently Ira^turcd. and , Anglo-Saxon kit Liverpool with no less th-in
which has not yet healed I will pay a rewarU o i y | persons on l oard. The first aceuunts from
Uoll.r.r.r I th« o..ly 180 had be«n
saTcd; but a suhsciiuent despatch from Montri-a!
reduces the totul iiuiuijjr of lives lost to 23/—a
Dollars for his apji
1 can get him again
lenburg eoanty. Va
May 8, 1863.
\ddre.v me at Boydton. Meck-
,T, D WHITICE.
27-6ipJ
any quantity of Palma Christi Beans.
WORTH.
♦S7 »f
Favett*-ville. (let S,
Fayeltefille Mnfnal Inruranee €o.
! ^nJlE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING •>( thi^ i^ouii-s
I will b.' I'fi I a» (he Office of the I’ompsny
luy 21>it May nejr
800 acres ol EA.^H lor sale.
IOFl-ER my PL«iNTATION in Columbus county, con-
; A. ftcres or over There are about i
0111 oany
.n TiiU"s-
186:-5.
McMILLAN, Sec’y
2-^ >m
A
Meeting of
the Stock-
17 6i
n
ALDERMAN,
JaUsr of CambvrUad ooonfj.
83kf
OIL AND LAMP BLACK.
nANNERS’ and LUBRICATING OIL.
I LAMP BLACK in barrels. For sale by
JOB- R. BLOSSOM & CO.,
WihBiof«Q», N. ^
•iwai.
• If
Payetteville, Miy 4, lHo3.
The Annual
holders of The Cap.% Feir N ivigfvtion Cotnpiny will be
held in the Town ll^H in FivetteviUe, on Friday, May
29tb, 18j3, at 12 o’clock M. '
D A. RAY, Pres't.
April 80, 186.S 24‘m
iA\*inted lmmediatclj^\,.
1 A Ann JUNIPER SHlN’GliEs. for which
JLv,\JUU he hig')«t ci“h price will l.e paid.
—ALSO—
A yoks of large, we»l broke OXEN. Apply to
D. ANDERSON & CO.,
Bafle Fooatiry, Fa7«itvriUt. N. 0,
MHohniMI. 9tt
•Vpril
\VAI%TEH,
FIH-^T It ATE COoK and BAKER: to sii-'h an one
gno i ray will be given. .A woman pre(.-rre i .
Ar-plv to (’n>t. M P TA^Lt->ii,
\t the .Arsenxl.
AprU 23. _ _
SlOO REU AR«JK
Ran away tn.m me on tho nigtit of it.e . .h instant,
my N.-gro M.n ilUM'KR ID is a d.rk mulatto
•JS jeu-R oil. feet !* or 10 inches ht^l.. we.jins ab^iut
140 U)i is nctiv? and muscubir t ut not at sill fteshy;
ha« Ion«:’ hair, is sl.ghtly dishfac^d, and has a scar
on (I t>plifv..) the let' 'heek beiow the cheerf bone. He
is probably at tempt ing to go to lheya»keeB. I will
give the tih'ove rewsrd for bis delivery to lof. or S^oO for
his coiifineuient in any j lil of Ihe .State so
get bun
Liimberton, N C , April ‘Zi, IM'rfi
taining eiaht hundred acres or over I here are ai
,aree hundred t*creB of cleared land on it. and about on^i ,
hundrd acres of the lv.Ht swr.».p I^nd in (he State; ea
Pily drained I will take tive 1 liars ier acre foi it.
anf* take it ‘t» negroes, umles ■» money. ,\ny one haw-
ine negroes on the Sound wou’.d do w 11 to give me a
call It is in one mile of 'lie R-iiii-wd an ! three rail*^r
-f Fair B)i»fi. I will i^ive po'-s •'^sion when I sell
GILEW FLOYD
LeesviUe- P. • , Robeson county, .April 27. 21 9if
Fayelleville Arsenal and Armory. »
ArniL ?7, i
WAITED,
4 GOOD PRACTICAL MACHINISTS.
3- “ iobl»it’g Blacksmiths
Steadr ^‘mpl»vmenl and good waixes wi’l be given.
Apply to *■' CHILDS,
24-101} ' C*md'g Officer.
' * " ""I’^OST.
4 T Kinston, N- C., supposed to be abwi* th* ®
‘ iV Mffrch, or swtlen from the ears at 0'>id’'’oroug i, »
i large travelling SACK, with my
company
that I can i qnd rtjgiroent marked on a little card
DD'K. contained a new military euii
I'.i 9ird
DENTAL CARH.
HWING taken oper iting Rooms over Mr. I. Dcdd’s
pi ore, I offer my Protessional services to the eiti
zeus of Fayetteville and vic'nity. Office
A M. to 12 M, then from 2 to 6 P. M.
my c.mmt-.sions. It was M(
w » V Te of some of the Artillery corn-
taken off wuh the batre'*^^
1 .',11 .?« *25 i'
k».r. 9 j -b- I «.«
▲ptll 80.
TSjr- j »,-?w
uage of Pettigrew'
panies or Daniel'n Brigade.
1 giv9 f25
«d to m* of
06. I. RH’t »• C. T.,
or placed where
Lieut. WILLIS RANDLE,
frightful fiiguro for cotWemplation,
('nok\ Iiri(j(ule..—Rev. T. L. Troy requests us
to give notice that he will make his next trip to
this Brigade, on the :iOth in,stant, stariiug frum
Salisbury on that day He requests that all boxes
ol provi,sion.s be well ventilated, and that bread,
eookeil meats, A.C., be allowed to become perfectly
cold before packinir ^Irpf nsbuni’
ll'-okpr>. Ant't^ Gen L-o -having thorou>hly
beaten tl is Kreiif. :ir :»*v men, the Riuii-
mond Whig asLo r ■ -» not do, wlien that
arriiy, «li*heaitet."''‘^ ’’i ^ g^^*^ defoat, shall be dj
minishrd bv hi^avy vithdrawaU of the two j ears’
men, wb^'^c terms expire this montl.’^ Fiotu tlie
State of -Now York alttne 88 rt'gimenfs are to be
jis^har;jred, most 1 iliem from Hooker’s army.
Little Daisy, ss;i:.iig a i>irl of her acquaintance
who was pigeon tut d, running, sai«l to her siater:
‘‘Minnie, her teet are cross-eyed "
To her Mamma, uho was trying to make her
understand the m.^anin*.' of a smite, t.he Suul:
“Oh yes! I know — it is ihe whisper ot a l»u>:h.’'
TO CLERKS OF CifDUTm.
IN baudiiift ua Conn A'JVeriHeiiieuis iu« • wiil
enclose $5, if the aJveriisemeni^ are of the usual
length. A larger amount if the order* are longer.
“ nTUAfL'f. urkVC
im.
£. J. HALE & 80N3.
April IMe.