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FAYETTEVILLK, N. C., JULY 2, I8fi3.
[NO. 1242.]
rBIN'TF.D MONnvYS A\l) THFRSnW.i,
D)\VAm> .r. nVLK & SONS.
i.l 1 fi)HS \Ni> VliOl RItTonS
I'rir.' Soiiii Wonklv i>: KHVKH j-'* tHt, jini l in
H Iv ili «
F-ir ilio ■'-Iv OnRT?v ? 1
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I in
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Ml' liot'-i f-ir ilie lir-ii. ri'i.l "i(> cmKs t >r s.ic-
Cf.' litiir publio;i!ion. .\-lvorti,-v :neiit ' not exc^t’diiic h
li-ia H,ju:no i'' !>(. ,-i‘Tit- fi*r ilic first Jind oetit«
for p;i h
Ih-
i ns pu: i‘’:i!
•;h ‘ imrni'Pr
I'i: lU' l t'H \.l
'rtiM.'tiiont-i coiitiiisii' I
Ad»’i'rtisor.' ;iro re-
i-t-riions dt^-iired, or
■Uid cllHrjH' I
, charirt’d n-' rii-w ad-
A'Hi:VILI.K, r¥. i\
, , 1 wil.l. o]>pn the EAGLK HOTEL for (he ro-
1 ct'i'' '"'''•■’id 1 hope
S.io uMi* to entertain from seventy-five to a
hini lr*! [■cr.-'ons during the Suinnier.
In ponui'otioii with this large Hotel, I have a number
of llafk-i. ('iirri:iee«, Buggiea and Saddle Horses (hat
my o-in ci'i at a ininiiie’s uoiice.
.1 M. IILAIII,
I’l-^ j'rieior Iviglv’ ffotol, Asheville, N. 0.
May 1-'. !>'■•■■{ Jil-ypd
rir.avTio.\T sfr
iil'KKK ('A)ISTY, N. (J.
rrr.Ksi: sj
1 liiia, iih
are situated in Wefitern North Caro- i
ihoui I'ifti'en iniU‘3 frotu Morganton, in a '
uhtuiiiai'i 'u! uiiru'. an l roni-miic c iuni . The i
wiii iM. SI’! I'Mni :.i. 1 Cl! AT.VDEATK. nri* said to be |
fui.al to iiiv 11: 'i'f C'nuitrv. Ueer, Hear and T’heaginit ' , ^ . •.
, to a lir.'ifi. Ill case it nny be n ce.--jr.ry. wi!
:ihiiiin I m I (u- M iMunni*). i . . i- i
T,, , I I • .. • • I. - ! by tne A'ijutaiit General.
I no ( ■•'if .'ii.v h iH Hu^^cee iea in obtainmi the .scrvi-’oa •' *’
BY THK (iOVKIi\OR «F XORTII CAUOUNA.
\ TROri.A.^I A S IO.\.
WIlVuRE VS, The I’rt'sideni of the (’otifederate Sta'es.
by virtue of the auih'^rity v‘mI.-,1 in him by the
Consstituiioii, h^i niaJ« a requisition upon North Caro
linft for Mnveii thousand inea to 8t»rve within the limits
j of (he Sia'e, for hix months from and after the ti-'sl Jay
I of Vftpust next: and whuroas. It ia dcsir:ible thai ifpoi*-
i sible (lie troops bliould be raised by voluntary en\ist-
ment. with the right to select their own ollicer-i:
' Now, ihorefore. I, ZKIIULON 15. V^Ni'E, 0.>vi,rnor
! of N >rth (Jarolina, do issue tlds iny I’roclfitualion, call-
' ing on ilie piiricnio oiii/eiiH of the Si;ite to viduntrtr
, for Stale vlefenne, and :cnder tbeir servic**.'' in oomj'anies,
battalions and reginients, on r before the 17th ,it .July,
Ttie control and manapeiiie.'it of the troop.s raised
under thi.) I*r «cl n:ii.:ion wdl lie rctaiJip l by ihe au
thoritifs .)f . ije Siato
Orders f r !he enr.dlnient nf the indilia. preparatory
be issued
of
PXp,
non.
: ->!u :\n UT this daie. no name of a new subscriber
will >ie eniere.l without payment in advanoo, nor will
thf i' ll er I'c sent to such .-Jubs.'ribers for a longer time
I :an is ]>ai 1 tor.
.''.i.'li )f ■ . r old subscribers as desire to take the pa
per -.n (lli^ system will please notify us when making
renii'taiice?. .lan'y 1, IS.'tM.
g- i . I " ■ * —*
.UrtA.lW
Attorney at Law,
FAYt:TTKVlLLE, N. C.
ITTILL attend the County .and Superior Courts of
W t.’umWrland, Harnett, Moore nml Robeson Coun
ties. l’r.'iTipt attention given to the collection of all
elaims entrusted to his hande.
Oct. 17. 1R59. 58-tf
GKO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Whole*.ale l>eali*r« in Wrocerif^,
AND IMPOKTERS A.VT) DEAbEUS IN
Hardi?are and Cutlery, Swedes Iron, &c«,
HAT STRtKT, FA\KTTEVILLE, N. C.
July 2, Ibtil. 3()tf
JOS. UTL EV,
Grocer and Commii^sion ^^rrchunt^
FAVKTTKVrLLK, X. 0.
Jan’y 10. 18ti8. 98-tf
T. C. A: B. ii. WOKTH,
Commission and (^ornardiug Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
- Jan'y 2S, IStil 84ff
A FEW LAI)1E6 can 'e accommodated with board at
the Sem.niiry.
T. C. IKJOPEE.
Sept. 12. 1801. 5rt-
' JOHNSON, WILLIAMS & C-O.,^
KAi^T :ii ai4i:k«.
Tl^'E have thirty (3i’i) pans now in oporatioo nine miles
*» east of Wil-iiington Parties wishinjr to supply
themselves with .-•ill. can be furnished by afplj^ng to
A. Johnson, Jr., .\gent at Fayetteville, to E. I’age,
manager ai the works, or to
J. M WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
Fayetteville. Nov. 20, 18'i2 81 tt
.\«TIC’E.
As I expect to be ab?ent froui home a few niontbs in
the West, Archibald McLean is my autht»ri-%ed
Agent to transact my business until I return.
N. 0. Junes.
Deo’r 28, 1860.
Altc*rtlii« date I will
pay 8 Cents per pound for rags de
livered in Fayetteville, or at my mills
D. MURPHY.
'■PHE
1 iSi;
on Rockfish.
Oct. 2, 1802.
\VA.\TEI>.
2X/|A BUSHELS WHEAT,
,OUu 1,500 “ CORN.
Persons having the above articles to sell will receive
-the highest Cash price by calling on Mr. M Th.Oinason.
,*i the Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, ©r on the subscri-
•^ber at his old stand oa Market Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON. Jr.
Nov. o, 18'2. 7-5tf
ARJIV
JAM prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harness for Army use. 1 tan my leather and tan
•^ive good bargains. Agents wiL do well to send their
•rders to me as they shall have prompt attention, and
^nt off in quick dispatch. JOHN CARTER.
Goldston P. (»,, (''hatham Co., N. C., ) „. ,
June 13, 18«i2. f
tiOO (kiiiii Arabic tor !sale hv
J. R. LEE *
Oct. 1.5. (y'Mf
A'olicf.—-sil.liO Reward.
P^NAWAY from the subscribers, about two weeks
XC ago, a negro boy by the name of J(JE. Said hoy
•as a wide range, exioodiug froni Q-vrSecue in H irnett
•o Lower Littln Rivor in Cumberland. Said boy be
longs t. the estate of Catharine McNeill, dec’d. H tlf
t€ the above rew-xrd will be paid for his confiuement, so
tbat we get him; 1 lae utuer half for evideuce to con
vict any white per-, m of harboring said bo^. lie is a
■tout yellow b'ly
J. & N. A CAMKRuN.
June 17, 1863.
»E\TAL CARD.
llAVlN'i taken operating Rooms over
11 Mr I. DoJdV fitere. I otler my Pro
fessional servcics to the citizens of Fayeite-
^lle and viciuity. Otfice hours from '•> A. M to 12 M,
^en from 2 to *j P. M. J. H.
June 2.
jeritli :iiii!i a:id bi ly to takechtrgoof
".~.S vi'l bo I,iidy f.if thr re.'i-ri'ion of Vi-it
.. ■ , ICO Is .)ULV,
5^^ (>nt*-Fo'.irth of this pr.ipoj:'- with Thr.-'
iir'1 acres of LM;d altai'hed would he sold lo a person
com; 'teiit lo take cli^rge of the proptrtv
PIEDMONT si’HlNGS CO ^
May 21. o” Smpd
LIST OF ( HAIKiKS FOR SMSSEXliEUS^
now^.
From Fa^'etteville to Wilnuiipioii, #1) (h)
“ “ “ E1ii\b?;h, 0 00
“ “ “ White IHll, ti oO
“ “ “ K.'lly s (’ov(», 7 oO
“ •• “ All p.lints liolow, 10 on
SEtMM) CLAi-S, (Ml DECK.
From Fayetteville to Wiliiiintrion, $5 00
•* *• “ Elizi'.'.'th,
“ “ “ Whitehall, 3 j
“ “ “ Kelly’s Cove. 4 (M)
“ “ “ .Vll points below, 5 00
I P.
From Wil:niniit>iii io F i_vott>'ville, $ .0 00
'• •* “ Kellj'''^ Co-ve, 4 50
“ White H ill. .'i 50
" “ “ Elizabeth, fi '>0
“ Pr-spect Hall, S oO
“ •* “ All points above, 10 IK)
!>Er(>Nl> CI-A.>^S, OH l)t:CK.
From Wi'mington to Fayeitevil>, $.'> iX)
“ “ “ Kel'.y's Cove, 8 dO
“ “ “ While H ill, 4 (X)
“ “ ' “ points above, 5 tii*
Seeond Class or l)o?k Passengers must f^tay on
lower deck 0" pay full price, .r .same as First Class
cor An extra charge will be made for Way Pa'^sen-
gers petting into P.erths during day time, and for occu
pying a Rerth with their b its or shoes on, at the
discretion of the (’xptair.
J. A. \\015TH. forC F PCm H’l Co.
R. .M OH KELL, f-ir St'rs Kale and Sun.
T. S. LUFTEHLOH.
May4, 18t>S. 2f.-tf
Eroiii and aiter flii»
date the Steamer P. HURT will
leave at 8 o’clock, A. M , on .NIonday
and Thursday. JOS. A WORTH,
April t)—17t^] .Afr't C. F. Steam Boat Co.
\vi:vrER:\ kaii. roau.
Triiins of this Road leave Fayetteville daily,
Sundays excepted) at o'-?Iocli, A M.. and re
turning leavi- Molver s n.t 1 o'el'^cK, P M.
Fr-iyht Tjum M-)NDAV, W KUNESDA Van 1 PRIDAY.
By order of the Presiienr.
JNO. M. ROSE,
Treas'r and Act’g Trans. Ag't.
Jan. 22, l.%8. '.i7tf
S700 Boxes of (he Southern Hepatic Pills
Have been ordered in one day.
''PHIS combination cf medicines was first prepared by
1. the proprietor in 1^2.5, when he was pronounced by
three eminent paysicians in a Southern city, as in an
advanced stage of Consumption. Thesf Pilh currd htm.
He is now over seventy years of age and in discharge of
active professional duties. Their good elf»c(s upon
others creaied sucti .i demand for them that he w%s com
pelled to desist from supplying them griituitou“ly.
They are Hf)t recommen led by the proprietor as gool
for all di8ea=e«. but 'pnly for such as arise from DIS
ORDERS OF THE LIVER Many persons have testi
fied to their good effects in Chills and Fer^rs, Bilious
Fever, Pntu/noni i, Dyspfj^sia, J-c., ^e.
Read the following:
fc\ D. Wall^ck. E.sq., President of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road, Aug. ;ii', 1^»!2, says: “It has
been said that "Dtspkpsi^,” is our na/ioniil disease.
However this may be, it caused f't« long and severe suf
fering. Providentially a friend furnished me with a
few boxes of the ^'Hepatic PilU,'' and ''• ute of them h>is
perffcted (I cure. In my family they -ave been used
frequently with eminent success. .Among my acquaint
ances, man>/ casej originating from diseased liver, have
been relieved and cured by them. 1 regird ihen. an
tnvaluahle viedirine, and take pleasure in forwarding
this volun(ary tribilte.”
Col Johx Wrioht, of Goldsboro’ N. C., Aug. 14,
1802, says: ‘ I have ased the Southern Uepatic l‘UU in
my family here and also on my pimtation in Alabama,
and always with sueress. I have a valua()le servant girl
who ha^l been a long time under treatment for consump
tion, without^ receiving any benefit- Almost in her ex
tremity. I was induced to try>«he Hepatic i'dU. They
were given according to direction*, .and she is now well,
entirely restored by then. A similar case occurred
litnong my Rervants in Alabama. For liver and lung
disea'iPs I have perfect confide/ire. in them.”
Full directions aal other cei Hficntes will be found on
the wrapper of each box.
Price. $1 a box: 510 t dozen; JQii a gross. Retailed
at th> Dru'fyi’is For -511 twelve boxes will be sent
free to any part of the Cuntederacy where there are no
druggists. N't les.i than a doz -n boxes will be sent by
the pro;'rietor9. Cash must accompany orders. Cheeks
on local hanks taken
A idress GE() W. DEEMS, Wilson, N. G.
For ante in lay.ilinvme ojr o. ... ii i hdl.m.u.
22-SmDd
1
lu witness wher.“of, j£KBt'Lo.'i B Vancb,
sK\L ■'t'aj tain (itMieral an I ('oihmi,.h ler iu Chief,
- :i;t'Q ^^l^Ile 1 th^se prt'sents and caused the
Gr ai ••'.-al of thi- S'at.* lo l>e illix -d.
It'Hio it R ileijjli, ihis 17ih .(iy of Juti '. V. 1.) , IHOo,
:.iid in the year of American Inilepenib'nce the 87th.
r*y tr.e Governor: Z. B V.ANt'E.
R. H. lUTri.K. Jr , Priviile Secr.'tary.
June 1'.*, 18*>:> 2w
KIEdTlVE UKPtliTUKNT \. \
.\ D.I t'TA S r G k N EK A L s OkFICK. ( \l 1 MTl A. )
IvALKKiu. June 17, 18)3. )
GkSKRVL t )U1>BK, )
No 11 t
A
A RARE CHA.lfCE
(ill v,ii\ OF l5i\TEilPlllSB!
1 wish lo change niy business 1 now otrer for sale
■ny
wit
bii^
To Farmers and Uiiartermaslers. * | n, /-/v^/V.s Gold is
AS>>IST.VNT QU A RT L KM AST'H li OKN S OFFICK, 1 ' now wortli pcvcrt ciolUirs proTuiuTTi in Hicliinond,
RiruMONi., V./t . l:{ih Jun-, ls.;:j. / i says tlie (^olunil.us, (!a., S.m, and has been sold
I THE »'
1 . m'-imtel
omiaan.liiie OlFicers cf ihc Mililia will im-
f/v a de-ubl;' th,-ir ics}-ectiv.» R.jpiinents and
■ enroll all able-bodied free white nu-n and Hppresitices,
i re.'idents of ihis S: iie, who sh.all be of the of eigh- (
•’ ^0 I under forty years—n,j( linble lo or who have
heretofore be«»n t xempte I trom ti>e con.-icnpt act, and
all between the ages of forty and for'.y-fivo years.
II. They will specify ia said enrollment, wh it per
sons claim exomption from u'.i'itin service un Icr the
laws, and will note opposite the name of every such per-
s'.n th.' ground upon which su exeniption is claimed.’
Ill As soon as completed, the Muster Roils are re
quired 10 be forwarded to this uilici.
By oid-.T of GoT. V.\>(’k:
DAN L G. FOWLE. A Ij t Gen.
Raleigh. June I'J, :’.'.*-::w
We^lerii Railroad.
'PUE FREl'«n.T rU.MN on this Ro:td will run duily
1 after this date. P’reight mu-.: be delivered at Fay-
ettei ille Dep it bef re sunset to insure ii- being sent for
ward cn the succeed.u,; day. \o freijht recfived in the
laornuiy t - jo hy the siiue i iy'' lrj.tn By order,
JN>. M ROSE. Treas’r
au 1 Transp. rlation .\g'i, W. R. R.
■lune 20, 18G-? 30 ^?w
FOUi^DU Y,
;» tiill nijiflv ot M ATERIMjS for carrying on the
tioss to t I iriTB oxt«iir, in comnction with a large
ill.N'E .-illOP with all the neces.sary tools
T!u* SleaiBi Eii;;iHe
!i-iw ijHcJ t.^r 'he bii'^ineHS is in gofxl order, an«l ni?ilP- ]
’ p iity f »r it yo fur 10 ye*ir3 to comc. i
7’#rf> i:rtru Stvam ^
ae '.a en(i.e new one;
Tiirniii;; Lallics, Pluneins; M:u‘liiiies, Drill Presses,
Extr:i Keltin:;,
■it. I other : ia:e-i'il loo nunierou- to meniion.
: . a Ir ,f i.U.MilEil and TIMBER, wiih a
^.A%% ,Ti I lilj attaciicd;
: y.ii ill and l-u_!;e (’ircul ir .Saws, Wliip Saws, Mor-
; ticiii^' .M.ichirii', Sa.-5h Muchinc.-i,
with all the necessary I utters to tiie above .Machines.
Kor fur’h 'r information apply to
M A B.AKKR, Fayetteville, N C.
June4, ,S4-lm*lmpd
The Star Foniidry .ind Machine Shop
Is now in fuli operation and will be so oontinued until
(unlier notice. Casting’s of nil kinds done at the
shortest notice. RAILROAD CASTINGS of all kinds,
STEAM »0\T WORK, COPPER WORK an I MA
CHINE WORK (»r all kinds, will receive prorap* atten
tion at the Star Foaulry in F lyeiteville, by
M A. BAKER, Otlice on Hay St.,
Opposite the Old Wagon Yard.
June 4, 18ii3. 34-lm*mpd
~ THE i\ORTII C AROLINA
3IHTIAL LIFE IXSUIIAXCE ( 0.)IPANf,
'^OW in the tenth year of successful operation, with !
11 growing capital and firmer hold upon public con
fidence, continues lo insure the lives of all healthy per
sons from H ivi •)(’) yeiirs of age. for one year, for seven
years, ard for life—all life members sharing in the profits.
.\11 slaves from 10 to 00 years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two thirds their value.
All losses arv punctually paid within 90 ilays after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For further information (he publ''* is referred to
.Agents of the Company in all parts c he State, and to
R. H. B.ATTLE, Secretary, Raleigh.
E. J. HALE, Agent at
Jan'y IhoO. Fayetteville, N. C.
TAX I> KIMI.
'^PHE following is the system adopted for the collection
1 of the tax iu kind:
An otlic‘r of (ho i.^a-kitermaster Geuer.il's Depart
ment is assigned to the special charge of the subject.
A controlling (iuartermaster, with ilie ran's of Major,
as high as seven and a liuU' and ei-:ht dollars in
Clharleston. Its tendency is stiU upward, and it
would be difficult to conceive a limit to its appre
ciation by the first of October, should the war
and the blockade continue so loner. The cause of
IS assigned to cach State, and a Post larteriuasler tliis utiparalleled pretnitiin on >-old and silver i.S
with th. r,ink 01 Captain to each C mgressional Dis- „„dcrstoo.l. No man is so i-norant a.s to
tr!ct, wht-ro U is praciic^ible lo coiiect the tenth- ^ . a> A ^
Eaoh Congressional District will be euhdivid.d by owin- to a want of conhdence in our
the Post ti’iartermasier in ch.irge of it into sc.*tions, for national currency. I he c.iuse doe.s not lift in the
the convenient, delivery by the taxpayer of h: ipiota of | depreciation of Confedorate liotcs; it is occasioned
prTdiiOe, and axen';i will b ,. a;.poiu:ed by that oHioer lo 1 l,y the .scarci'.y of ijold and silver within the Con-
takecaarpeofihe depots to bee.siaVlishedineach section. ■ • •
B.-fore these d..‘p its can bo established, ortho assess
meals ren'iired under the I iw be la iHe, the crops of
small grr.tn. hay an i the clip of wool for jireseut
year will have been secured.
To reitcv'o fartnerd fr.>ni the risk an I incouv.-iu-ncp
of itoriuj; the Governrnent portinn, as well as to obtain
immediate supplies for the use of the army, the Depart
ment aulhori/,!^s aud reipie^ts f.irmers i»siding near
federate lines, and this .scarcity ha» been ocea-
.«ioned by blockade runnin>^. (’onfedcrate notes
will not purciia.se eoods at the North; they will
not even jKiy tavi-rn bills tliere; nor j’ct defray
travelliii.i uApcUsrs after I ’avinir tfie ('onl'cderato
port.s. 'I’o run the blockade rcijuijes g dil and sil-
vi*r, or cotton, or the equivalent cither in ‘•Lrreen-
posts where Quanerroaslers are now stationed lo deliver i backs or in fcterhn'.; cxchati^e. Flciice, lar;e
the Government's tenth, or any part of it lo that .^uar- j premiums are offered i^r it, and every steamer
THIE F
Wed
EI.ORAIi t lM.LEta:.
Fall Sc»-'ioj in this In“tiiu!ion will c >uimecce on
Inesil ly the 22 i of July The pri. e of Board
hay been raised lo >.’■) per mouth. The chargei for
Tuition, Contingencies, .Vo , remain unchang.'d
For further pirtiouLirs address the undersigned a*
Gdopohs, N. C. DANIEL JOHNSON,
Principal.
June 10, 1 S*-i3 Iw
F«R f^AI.E,
4 T AKGYLE, in Robeson ooiinty, on the W., C. A R.
j.1. R Rr> 11, 3t bales of packed and 710 lbs. of loose
COTTON, of eitr I .{ualiy .Vddress
Mrs Dr N. McN.AlK. .A ini'.v.
Gilopolis P. »)., Robes in cotinl V, N. .
June 20. 1808. ;i'.t 4tp l
A UKIV.
The New Style, Smalt,
(OLOIIEI) PHOTOtiKAPHS,
AT
jS3illery.
master. I
Under, the law, farmers are required to deliver their
(enth at depots not more than eig**! iniljs from the
place of production. If they will deliver under this ro-
iuest, the Government w 11 piyt'orthe 'ransportation
in exce^ip of eight mdes. The t^uartermaster receiving
produce under this rule will give receipts to the produ
cer as evidence that so much of hts t ix i.^ jiaid And
as the 1 o.st U'*arterniasier of Ihe Congiessional District
IS responsible for the tenti,. ^ the .assessor h.as es
tablished and made it known to hvm, ih* t^tiarterma-ter
to whom the produce is delivered will also n ^
to the Post Quartermaster of (he Districi, who will en
dorse :vcopy of the receipt upon the assessor’s estimite
before transferring it to the agtinis at tho receiving .le-
pot. LARKIN SMITH,
A. Quartermaster General in ciiarge.
June 18, 1803 4M m
l'0\FlittKlllTli Tl\ LISTS. ’
The Assessors for the (’ounty of Cumberland will
meet at theOfficeof.A. M. (^impbell on TIIURSD.VY,
JULY 2. 1803, to receive the Confederate T ix Lists for
this Coun(y. on the following subjects of taxation, viz;
Naval Stores, Salt, Wines e.nd Spiritous Liquors, Tobac
co—manufactured or tinm mufacture l. Cotton, Wool,
Flour, Sugir, Molasses mi 'yrup, R'ce, and other
agricultural products, the gr-'wth or pioduc(ion of any
year preceding the year IHf.H
Also, all .Moneys, IHnk Notes or other Currtncy on
hand or on deposite on the first day of July, and (he
value of all credits on which the interest has not been
paid, and not employed in a business the income from
which is taxed under the provisions of Ihis Act.
, R. W. HARDIE,
I Confed. Tax Col. for Cumberland oounty..
June 20. 4u-tf
ART.
%Vood%«'ar«l% Nolar Camera.
uo\;t rii.\ the
^^HE Undersigned oH'i-rs for
I
KLOC'KAIIE.
sale one oi Talbot »s: i
Brothers STK.AM SAW MILLS complete, IH Hi.rse |
pow«r, will saw trjui 2 ;o ihotisan I feet L‘imi)>-r p»r ;
Jay; situa'ed 2^ miles from Nlclver’s Depot, Westorn ,
R. R on o'**! acres best timhjre 1 l\a 1 in North C ir..li- •
na. Those in w int wil' adiress me at E/ypt, the pre
sent terminus W. R. R. For particuUrs refer to .1. W. j
Gunter, Kimbolton, Chatham, N C., or N. .A .'^tedmi;n, 1
Fayetteville, N. C. I
JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Oakl ind, N. C., Jun** is. Uy lm
A'
irOTK’E.
LL tho.^e in lebted to the Estate of the late Arigus
Shaw are req ies’ed to call and s.jitie me samp by
the 1st of Aujiust tiext, or they will fiad their N )tes
and accounts in the hands of an oiTicer for ollectio i.
JA.MES JENKIN.^. Adm r.
June 22, IH'i?. P.i^-iAl
PFiOTOGR.APHS cnnbehad at VanqrsdeH’s Skylight
Giillery, Hay street, opposite Marble Yard, Fay-
etieville, N. C.; plain, retouchel, colored, in water
o«l«va. -i'. nn.t fiaslil*: from sninll to life "i*e. .Ambro-
types, .Mel;ineotypes, and ail other styles of l-'ictures
pertain' ic to the .\rt. .Also, Gilt Frames, Gilt Mould
ing, Gi i for very large pictures—as large as 2ti by 36
inches. Jor.i and T.assels for hanging pictures; Instru-
ments. Stock ami Chemical** for sale low for cash. Life
size colored Photographs made from small pictures.
Having permanently located here 1 hope to merit
your patronage. 1 would also return my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me heretofore by
the good p"nple of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M. VANORSDELL,
Photographist and Proyietor.
Dec’r 20, J8.'>9 77-
Marlile Factory,
S!2.1 reu arii,
ILL be p-iid for l .e recovery of a COLT'S RL-
Pti.ATEK, stolen fniu me at the 'Vagon Yard
June 17th, iS'i3. Tae Pistol i^ No. li,o:J3. The
above reward will be p iid on recovering the sauie. .Ap
ply lo R. .Milcaell. o. .M. LL'TrERLOll.
June 20. 3'.* '.Hpd
KED SVIU^GS.
Hotel at Red springs. Robeson Couuty, N. C.,
will tie opeu for the reception of V'isuors after the
2otn inst. HEOl’OU. McN'EfLL.
Red Springs, June 17. ;{S-Otpd
w
M
FREEvIAN
31 Oii.d
AOTICE.
ALL my Nole^ and Accouqis are at R. D.
collection.
Davis's lor
He is autnorized to receipt l>y me for
the aame. Now is ihe time to pay your debts while
■oaey is plenty. JAMES BREE’E.
^ May 7, 18tj:i. 2»itf
i\OTICE.
IN conBequence of a necessary stoppage of the Rock-
fish Factory for sever-il weoks to o^me, for the pur-
I>o»e cf repairs, the comp-my will have no Sheetings for
,*ale till further notice. C T. H AIGH, Pres’t.
March 22
~ f^AET! «AI.T!!
^ BACKS for sale by
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Deo. 22. 8&-tf
REWARD.
1^AN.\W.\Y on \lon J ly 2oin .'l-iy, ii'V Boy NELStJN;
be IS C )pper c )i.ipl ‘Xion .^nd weighs about 150 lbs.;
»>>ed abnu‘ i.i years. 1 will pay for nisdelivery to
me or 3^20 for his confinement in .fail.
N A STEDM.AN.
June 1. 33-tf
Ej;y|>t Coal .Yliiie.
'PHE undersigned were, at the November Term of the
1. Confeder lie (.Joiirt, District of North Carolina, ap
pointed .NLanagers of the Egypt Coal .Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for the pi.rpose of
mining and selling Coal, and solicit orders I'or ilie same
in any desired iju:intiiy. Orders for any ani"unt can
be supplied on snort notice. The Coal Irom ihix pro
perty is undoubtedly ttie best in the Confederale Stat-is.
Applications may be made to Ohas B Malle'i, Fayette-
vide, N. C., or J.irues Brow'ue, (Jnarleston, S. C.
CHARLES B. MALLETT.
JAMES BROWNE.
Fayetteville, .Jan’y 2U, I.Mti-S, 0*>tf
^piifj nn«ierM;>CTi-u uave t vK-mi tU»* t »r tn«r
J, W !■( i)%i *n Jr>n*l *«nti
have now on hand .siz”s running fr 'tn IHX- j inches to
0 feet by 11 iiioncs; »nd c la navn rut af siiori not ice
\NY SIZES wtuiei. Persons lu wmt of Grind .Siones
will please correspjiid witn ih'i uiidersignt;.!, wno will
till orders p omptiy and guarantee the ijuality of the
grit as represented.
GEO W WILLIAMS & CO.
Fayetteville, May 27, 1803. 32-tf
|{v I. VITDI'R.
TWO AB^UK T. IlilRII ^ SONS’ M’ORK
Fayetteville, C.
J in' V 2fi. 1 “>06 8 l-
FAVETTEVILLE
IWITHAL INSURAXCE fOMPAiVY.
Ed^ewortli Female Seminary.,
GREENSBORO’, N. C.
The Fall Session of this Institution will conimence on
the 4th of A igust next.
TBRMS rOE THE SBSStOS OF 20 WEKKS;
Board, including washing, lights, fu..‘l, kc , $22(>;
English Tuition $30; Music on the Piano, Harp or Gui
tar $30; Vocal Mu'^ic $1 2 .')0; Oil Painting »30; Drawing
?12 •')U; Grec an Paiuting c-lo; .Aujieui au 1 .M iern
Languages, each -id 2 .> ).
For further particulars apply to
H! 'HARl' STK^MV'-., Principal.
June 27, 1803. IM^bpJ
Hiaw and Ori?t .Hill tor ^ale,
AT AUCTION.
Iwill sell at public sale, on J'ucsday, .lu'y 14, my Saw
and Grist Mills, located near the mouth of Cross
Creek. These mills are in good running order. In
tending to clr»nge my business, I offer them for sale.
They eata Ke exiinined any time on the pr.mises.
Terms—One-third cash, cno-third in six, and one-
third in twelve months.
ARt^H'D McLAUCHLIN.
JOHN II. C(JOK, Auc'’r.
Fayetteville, June 27, 1803. 41-5tpl
llor.Ne.«« lor S.ile.
The subscriber has ten or twelve HORSES, suitable
for plantation use, which he would like to sell daring
the week. D. G. MacR.IE.
June 2V, 1803. 41 2t
Cotton Yarn lor Wool.
VT’OTICE is hereby given that after thiit dale (cxcept
i.1 ill cases where we have barpaiu“d for Wool accord
ing to (ho terms of our alvorr.semeut of tiie ;JOta of
May, which terms are now revoked,) we will give 1 bun
dle of Cotton Yarn for 4 lbs. of Wool unwashed, or
3 lbs. washed aod picked. This change is made at the
instance of the tiuarfermiater at Raleigh, in order to
make the terms of exchange uniform throughouL the
State. GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4: CO.
Fayetteville, June 2'J, 1803. 4lit
Spun Cotton Exchanged for Lard.
E will give Spun Cotton in p,art payment for LABD
delivered at our Factory on Person St.
A. McLAUCHLIN & CO.
jroin^ out trom a “Confederate port” contributc.s
to the comparative depreciation of our paper cur
rency jv.st in proporti.ui to the amount of specie
which she carries out.
Not only doe.s this .«ystem of blockade running
drain us of all our gold and silver currency, but
it drains us of the great basis of our national cur
rency also. Congress having done nothing to
regulate this matf;r, large (juantities of cotton are
daily finding a foreign market. The drain may
Vo ooTiiparatively slow but it is ronstant. There
has been very liit\c or no cotton raised in tho Con
federacy since the war began. Indeed, such ia
the state of public sentimf>nt that he who would
now r;yse cotton in preference to provision crops,
must Gr.^t make up his mind to receive the almost
universal cxeerations of his fellow citizens.
Whilst, therefore, our cotton is constantly find
ing its way out, there is none coming in to supply
the future domund.
It is (juite e i>iy to see how this thing will end.
Two years more, and we shall have neither gold
nor cotton for a basis of credit. And then what?
yV'.v Off'irf' C>inlritru>rx.—A correspondent of
tLe Atlanta Confederacy alludes to a deci
sion recently made, in which the General Post
Office department explains the Kxemption Act
in favor of mail contractors, on a point in refer-
enc' to which but few are correctly informed.
The act cxcepts from the privilege of exemption
contractors “of lets ljun ten miles in length, and
on which the mail is carried on horse. ’ The case
was that of a citizen of Chattanooga, whose bid
as a mail messenger from the Railroad depot to a
distance less than ten miles, at an annual com
pensation of four dollars and fifty cents, (former
compensation six hundred and fifty dollars,) was
accepted by the ])epartment. Phe mesjenger was
notified by the enrolling ofhcer that he was not
entitled to cxemjition under the act of April 14th
and he would hold him as a conscript. An
appeal was made to the Department and a certifi
cate of exemption was immediately forwarded, on
the ground that distance is immaterial when the
quantity of mail mutter to be transported requires
tbe use of a vehicle.
Capital in Premium Notes amounts lo
Gash on hanil .and other assets.
!|;267,f)88 2b
5,077 35
TOBACCO.
m BOXES VIRGLVIA TOBACCO, various grades,
for sale on consignment, by
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
May 23. 31 tf
.Sole Keather wanted.
LBS. uf b«tavy well taaued cOLE LEATHER,
Biutabla for Bdltiug. Apply to
D. MORPHY.
r»j«tttTiUe, Apiil 14. 20tf
2000
WantefI lmm«Mli:itcly\
W/Wk/i GOOD .lUNIt'Elt SHlNtJLES, for which
,v/Uv/ he iiig -Cii Ciih price will be paid.
—ALSO—
\ yoke of large, well broke OXEN. Apply to
D. ANDERSON A CO.,
Eagle Foundry, Fayetteville, N. C.
March 7, 1863. 9tf
" 1». TAYEOR
O FFERS FyR SAL E
C10FFEE, Sugar, Flour, Rice, Tobacco and Soap, Pow-
) der, OookiBt; Soda, white and col’d Spool Threa.l,
Comb?, Pins and Needles, Hats and Shoes.
One box of sundry Gools just received from Charles
ton. 2 fine cloth Cloaks for Ladies; Gentlemen’s fine
Gaiters; Green and Blaek Tea.
P. TAYLOR.
June I. 18ft3. 33-3m-3ti
AdniiniMtrator’! A'otice.
The «ubB»Tiber having at December Term, 1862, of
the County Court of Cumberland, qualified as Ad
. ministr&tor upon the Estat«*of Neill (]}. McNeill, dec’d,
, notifies all persons having claims against the Estate to
i present them within th** time limited by law, otherwise
j this DMice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
are rec^aeet^d to make prompt payment.
HECTOR MoNElLL, Adta’c.
D««. 10, 1%3U N- (
Total, j;27-2,7G5 61
The Comj'any have paid all losses promptly, and
have never made an assessment on (heir premium notes.
Total losses yiaid, $29,682 69
Offickrs;
GEO. McNEILL. Presi.lent.
D R\Y, Vice President.
C. A. McMILLAN, Sec’y.
Dibkctojis:
Henry Lilly, W. N. Tillinghast,
II. li. Myrovnr, S. J. Hinsdale,
S. T. Hawley, Wm. MoLaurin,
Nathan A. >5^tcdT;ian, T. .S. Ltitf»M-loh,
O. B. .vianeti, • — ^ ■
w
James Kyle,
.\. A. M'cKethan,
J. D. Williams,
S. W. Tillinghast.
r HAVE I
1 sury. Cl
To Cotton Planters.
b'-eu appointed hy the Secretary of Ihe Trea-
y. Chief Ageut for 1‘ie purchas* of (J')tton for Ihe
Confederate Government within the State of North ’aro-
lina, and will pay for the same in 7 per cent,. Bonis or
(Jash.
Sub-Agents visiting the different parts of the State,
buying in my name, will have written certificates of
appointment.
By order of the Secretary of the Treasury, allCoiton
purchased hy myselt or my »ieutH, on an.I alter tne
I8ih day of .March 18ti3, will be pai i for in 7 p3r cent.
Bonds or (’ash, and not 8 per cent. Bonds as siatei in
•a former advertisement. Up to tbal time, however, the
8 pe" cent, bonds will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citiiens are now ottered an opp.irtunily to
aid the Government by selling to it their Cotton rather
than to private capitalists.
LEWLS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, March 24, 1863. [c. n ] I4tf
A« usual the Rlockade
WILL compel us to do woat we Hoould have done he-
fore this, wait upon yourself anJ cut loose from the
enemy. The proprietors having started the manufac
turing of *11 kinds of BOBBINS for Factories in the
Southern States, will be able to fill orders at short
notice. Work delivered in Fayetteville, N C.
Address d. L. KIVETT,
Mebochealer, Camberland, N. C.
186a.
J. G. C«ok,
Hon. J. (4. Shepherd,
R. F. Brown, 1 , ■
A. E. Hall, }
hn Collins and C. C. McCrummen, Traveling Agents
tafif“The f’ompany invite applications.
May 28. 1801. 21-
” WA.^TEB,
Bank notes of North Carolina, South Carolina,
V'irjjinia and G'»i>rgia.
Also, North Carolina six per cent. Fundable Notes.
Also, North Carolina six per cent B mds, new issue.
W. R RICHARDSON & CO.,
Brokers, Raleigh, N. C.
March 9 9tf
~ 1\4IT1CE. 7
rpHE UNDERSIGNED, both having entered the mili-
^ tary service of the Confe-lerate States of .America,
hereby ?ivc notice to their oM customers and friends,
(hat they have appointed John D. .Starr and John D.
Williams, of this place, their attorneys to collect either
separately or conjointly all moneys .due them either by
account or note, and otherwise to attend (o their bu
siness generally during their absence. They respect
fully ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt
ly as popsible on the'r agents aid make payment.
' STAdR & WILLIAMS.
Sept. 19, 1861. 68-tf
oil..-A V ery fi'i' article, for "ale ai our
Factory. A. McLAU*'HLIN .Si I'O.
Blit .l\l» TOIIjirr --iO I l*.-F.>r Sft'e a*
our Factory A \rcL'U'!HLIS .'t
Fay pi teville, Jun“ ‘29, Ib'i-i. 41 Imp t
Al>nI,^I«TRATOR'?^ AOTICE.
To the Crtdilors (UitL oj L.J. /iriu/shutc,
Oerrasrtl.
HMIE Undersitined havin*; at November Term 18‘’>2 of
L Court of Pleas and (^ iirter Se-si‘i;is of Samp>
County diily qu.alified as .\dinitiistrator of tti« Estaio ot
Ij. j. Hr>.l-»h«w, ilecM, hereby irive.'i nofio.? to hII p-r-
r,Uin,m a.M .-.o to IT- r,o».
lu'y Hn'heniicat*”! and within the t:ni - pr ned hy
I iW or this n Itice vrill b:» plead in bar uf ttir-ir r.-c iV.^ry.
Alsa, person-* in ief>;eil to s ii 1 Estate wilt la ikv; i.u-
me'iiate pavmcnt.
J, W. OEDIiENS. Atlin'r.
April 8 [sH Fo.] 41*2tU
Wv are ol>li;ired to in-
crfase our charges for yirit\;s«ion il s»r-
vices to -an addition il .50 per c*iit 'n
I he Fee oill which ruled b ?f 're the current year, to om •
mence on 1st July next
Half yearly settlements desired.
B. W. ROBINSON
K. A BLV'JK
H. A. McSWAlN
JAS. A MacR.VE.
T. D H MGH
W C. Me DUFF IE.
Fayetteville. June 24, 18‘>.^ 40 Stpd
The Ce«lar F.ah >-
bin Co. are now prepared to fu'‘"i'*h, at
short Tiotice, all kinds c‘ Bi>BUINS,
^OOLS and QUILLS, aic , suitable for Woolen and
Cotton Milts. J. M. ODELU Agent.
Cedar Falls, N. C , June 9, 1803. .3*5 Cmpi
Confi'h raLt Soie».—The community continues
to receive and to pass the notes of the Confede
rate (Joverninent issued prior to April, IStiS.
Those notes to the people generally arc just as
good as any. The credit and honor of the Gov
ernment arc as much involved in the matter of
their ultimate redemption as in any other of its
issues, and the people continue to take them with
the same confidence that they have received and
paid them out ever sincc they first saw the light.
This course of the people and the business com
munity is wise, and saves themselves from un
necessary shaves and discounts which would follow,
their rcjectioa of those notes refused by the llich-
mond banks. Those notes will be taken lor tax
es, and we hope will be retired in that manner as
rapidly as was ho[tcd by those who shaped the
policy of the Government. Their continued cir
culation is a good evidence of the faith of the peo
ple in the crcdit of the Governmeut, and will pre
vent the ill convenience which was reasonably appre
hended from the course of the Government and
the banks in putting them under the ban.
iJisjMllr/i.
T*oiunlee»*s
hXt.iM TlVK Dr.PAKT.MEST NoRTIl CAROLINA, I
.Ao.ii't.\nt (iKxi;B\L’s Ofkiob, RAi.iiioB, June20 j
JAMES C. SMITH of Cumberland le authorized to
raise a cotnpai.y' to serve for Six Mouths under the
reipiisitiou of me President. Rich coiapauy will •uu-
sist of seventy-five men T'^ie private'? will elect their
I’ lnipsnj r.tli'.■.. rs, who will b - cotn.nissioned at and from
the tiin° thv must r roll is filed in thi' oHioo
DANIj. G. FOWLK, Adjud’t Gen’i.
1 am anx 'ius to raise a compluy un ler the ah.ive aa-
tt'oii'y ai h'lO.T p is -ible Any pupsoas wistiing to
Vi.li nicer, may address me at FayetteviUc
JAS. C. SMITH.
June 2f. 40-7tpd
-Vt file s'lirire.siion of neveral friend*, ttie uni^jr-
Hi>rri ■ i I'T'p ■•es (.) ho mu- of ■ V.ihniieer (Joaipany. in
to tvie rcc ’ni proclamation of the Gover ior of
til!- tti-. lie will be g'.ad to C'iraninniijste personally
or by ief‘,1 with any who m ly be willitia lo lender his
--rvic.-s to ihe .“1 »t«, iinJ^r me fruar.*nties of the Act
of th- General As-je^i'r-iy. on which the proclan»aion is
founded Wha'ever i-^ dune, should be done promptly.
'WALTER L STEELE.
Reckiui^iiam, June* 40 Ot*;itpa
Rank ot Fayetteville, »
2 I rit J UNK )
''PHE Direct jrs of this B ink have declared a semi-aii-
1. nual Dividend of o per cent., payable on and after
the 2d day of JULY next.
40-8t] W. G. BROADFOOT, Cash’r.
AAIE^ FOR .>AEE.
The high SH»ALS iron CO. are prepared to fill
c»sh oriers for Nails, at their factory, in Gasion
CiMinty, N. C Naili will be ielivere l at Iron StaUon,
on the Wilmingtoa, Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad.
Address HIGH SHOALS IRON CO..
Iron, Lincoln county, N. ().
•lune Ul, 18i;2. 40-2mpd
Palma Cliri»»ti ReaiiH.
The Bubseiibar will pay the highest cash prices for
any quantity of Palma Christi Beans
Fay e teville. Oct R
~ EIVGIXE WAiliTED.
4 or 6 hors* powci EogiM, wilh fixtures oottpM*
A. WORTH.
(57-tf
TIKrAKE .nAOE.
ON leaving the cars at Warsaw 1 ist Thursday night, I
picked up the wrong V VLl 'H left my owu in
the c»rs I did not notice the mistake uatil the oars had
heen gone two hours. I would be glad to ge* mine and
the owner can pnotire his which I have with me.
My address is RookinghaTi, Richmond county.
J. B. ASKEW.
June 22 3S>-4tpd
TME UULIElFRI.TtEiL
F)It the Little Folkt. A fiirlber supply »t. wholeaaU
ovntwl bf £. J. SAU& & 80^
WA.-VTEO,
VFREE COLORED BtjY, as COtjK in Starr’s Light
Battery, stationed at Greenville, N. C.
JuQf 2!)
II. N.ANGE Ai CO.
40-iJtpd
t:ow^ i.osT.
My COW is on Eaflt sida of Cape Fear, aomewhere op
posite to Campbelltou, being driven into the river
by t>oys and can’t find her way back. She is uiarked
with crop in e;vch ear, lias a bell on, white in her face,
whii4 or back and belly, red on neck and Bides. Wno-
ever will take her up and let me know it, or bring her
up to ma in Oampbellton, will bo liberally rewarded.
The said cow was bought in the upper part of Bladen
county ana r.ay probably £ad her way
J 1“ ./ JNO. A. WATSON,
county.
JOM 12> 18^