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fwkttkvilij:, n. c.. july 23, ises.
1248.]
^nrSTK!) M,ONI)\YS AND THURS1>AVSI
KDWIRI) J. HALE & SONS.
KLMTOH8 AND I'UOPRIETORS,
Pricf f'T the Scmi-Wopkly OnsKHvrn 00, p^i l in
aiU !\noe.
For the \Veekly Oir^KRVKK 5^4 00 j>er annum, paiiJ in
atUance.
A UVEKTISi;M KNTS inserted for jil por s ,u?ire
of 16 linos for tlit' lir«i, and r>0 cent^ for tvvch sue-
ceeiiinj; puhlic'Uinn A.lvi'riiscntents not exccodint: a
half siiuare linc>-'i ‘'0 ct*i»ts for rhe fir.-il and 30 cents
fi)r ea’h suooeediniT ptihlicaliuu. Advertisers are re-
quei^ted to >iinie ilie number of insertions det«ired, or
they wiiri'e C'tn(iuni‘d tiil torliid, and eharreil accord
ingly.
Advcrtiseniv ’U>» continue! im’iiU, cliarped as new ad
Tertisemeni-
SPKCIAL NOTICR.
From nn ! ter ihi«d:ite. no n-\ni' of a new sMo^crihor
wiin>e «-ni.-rfd with--it payment in ndvnncc, nor will
the paper l>e s»nl lo such ^iihscri'^ors for longer time
than is paid for.
Such ofor.r old «ul>scribpr« fi~ desire to lane tho pa
per on thi? system will plci^e n.iiify us when in.-iking
remittances. .l.-in'y 1. li^;'>S.
Attorney at Law,
Fayettevili.e, N.
WIlL attend the County aud Superior Courts of
Cumberland, Harnett, Moore and Rohe.sou Coun
ties. Prompt attention giveu to the cidlectioii of all
elaims entrusted to his hands.
Oct. 17, ISo'K 68-'f
“geo. W. IVILLIA.MS & CO.,
\Vhole^ale Dealer** in (iJroceries,
AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware and Cutlery, Swedes Iron, &c.,
HAY STKEKT, FAYETTKYILLK, X. C.
July 2, 1801. :iOtf
~ JOS. UTI. EV,
tirocer and CommiHHion .^erchnnl^
FAY KITE VILLK, N. C.
Jan'y 10, 1H03. 93-tf
T. 1\ A: B. U. WORTH,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jan’y 28, 1861 84tf
1AKB>!
A
FEW LADIES cau be accom'aodatcd with board at
the Seminary.
T. C.
HOOPER.
56-
Sept. 12. 1861.
“ JOHNSON, VV1LLIAH8 & CO.,
i^Ai/r nAKERS.
VITE have thirty ;30i pans now in operation nine miles
It east of Wilmington. Parties wishing to supply
themselves with tMilt, eau be furuiuhed by applying to
A. Johnson, Jr., Agent at Fayetteville, lo E. Page,
manager at the work*, or to
J. M. WILLIAMS,
• General Superialendenl.
Fayetteville, Kov. 20, 1862. 81if
AOTIIE. ^
As I expect to be absent from home a few mouths ia
the West, Archibald McLean is my authoriied
Agent to transact my bufliness until I return.
N. G. JONES.
Dflc r 28, I860.
After llii!4 «iate I will
pay 8 Cents per pound for rags de
livered in Fayeltevillc, or it my tnillH
D MURPHY
55-
OD Hockfish.
Oct. 2, 1862.
WA'VTEtt.
2XAA bushels WHEAT,
,OUU 1,500 “ CORN.
Persons having the above articles to sell will receive
the highest Cash price by c tiling on Mr. M Thoiuas jn,
at the Merchant Mill?. Fayeitevilie, or on 'he subscri
ber at his old stand on Market Square. .
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Nov. 5, 1862. 76tf
ARfIY~HARAE»«.
I AM prepared to mauufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harness for Army use. 1 tau my leather and can
give good bargain)^. Agents will do well la send their
orderB to me as they ihall have prompt attention, and
sent oflf in quick disj^'itch. JOHN GARTER.
Ooldaton P. O., Ohatham Co., N. t
June 15, 1862
•>., I
62. f
341 f
July 7.
SALT!
SACKS for sale by
44-rf
SAJ.T!!
Dee. 22.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
88-tf
|10\T!Ji)i;iHTi5 Tl\ \m.
rUF A^-icS'ior'S tor lhi> ("'oiinly of Cumberland will
meet at in-’tHfico>f ■V. M (' inipbell on I'liURSD V^ ,
JULY 2, 186.'{. It receive t'le Confederal** Tax Lists for
this Ciiuniy. on 'ho loll, vying sii^jfv^ts of taxation, vii:
N.i'va) Stofps, Win.es and Spiritous Liquors. Tobao-
Pianufni'iurfd or uamantifaclurcd, Colton, Wool,
Fiour, Sc^ir, MoUssna rnd .'^yrup. Rice, and olber
fi?riculliir;ii i>rodu('ts. the i;rowtii ur production of any
ye.ir pr,M;i>iHncr !he ye,.ir
.AIpo all Moneys, !5>nU N’otos or other (^irrency on
hand or on on I'nc lir-it da\ of July, and (he
»al’ie L*’ hI| cr.'dirs .m whir.h lh» intercpt has not been
pai 1, and not (■•nid )ii‘d in a biis'n^ss (he inoonie from
which is tax*>i nnilur (He prf>vi8ions of this .Act.
R. W. HARDIE,
l'on(“.l. Tax (!ol. for ('uiiiberlanil couniy.
June 2r». 40 tf
FAYKTTKVlLIiK AKSK\AL .iXI» ARMORY, I
Jt LY 4. 180;i. j
1)ROP()S.\IS will \ i^ rec'iv-'d ualil thi- 1st day ef Au
gust noxt, for t'uraishing to the ('onfederate States,
at Fayotis'ville -Ar^. nal and Ar nory. Fifty thousard
Wainnt Rifl.* S^ock
Full ^'i'ciSca!iou.s as to size, shape .ind quality of
woo l, wii-;ii lo b ciu and loUveri-il. hI^o (he nature of
insppciiot', wiil ’>r *’urnishe I .^ti application to
M -.j. F. L. CHILDS, Comd'g Officer.
niAEKLi. ai:ade.iiv.
McNKILL .A^’.'vDE'IV is in a very healthy lociMiy in
Robeson ('oiiniy, i railei from .Antioch and 3 from
Red Springs. Students will be under the very beet of
intlaences both moral and social. All the exercises iu
th(* School wiil be conducted wiih a view to profound
Scholirship—no nuperlicialit/ couutenaDoed Siudents
will bo th.Ti ughly prepared for entering the Freshman
or Sophomore CIhs.s at liie University.
The next ses.'ion of this School will commence the
lOtii of AUGUST next.
Board in c>od faiuilios. Twelve Dollars per month.
Tuition per Session of Fire Months $12, $16 an i
$18. Tuition cb-irgad from time of eniering. No de
ductions made except in cases of Sickness protracted
one month or more. R. MoC.ASKlLL, Principal.
July 6. 43-lOtpd
Ed^eworlli I'eiiiaie Seminary,
GREENSBORO’, N C.
HE Fill Sessio>* of this lasiitution will commence on
tho 4th of .V”.gust next.
TKKMS FOE THE SESSION OF 20 WKBKS;
Board, including washing, lights, fuel, &c , $220;
Ei'.glish Tuition $30: Music m the Piano, Harp or Gui
tar $30; V 'cal Mij->ic >12 50; Oil P.iinting $30, Drawing
$12 50: Grecian P .inting $15; Ancient and Modern
Languages, each $12 5 >,
For furt.ier partioulirs app'y to
R1 'HARD STERLING, Principal.
June 27, 1863. 41-H)tpd
T
Female
[/'ANTED
Teacher Wanted.
ll/^.VNTED » lidj to leach the higher brunches of
f f English wi'n .Mu->ic, ,vc , iu my tamily. .Addre ss
A Ehi ibetht jwn, Bla.leu c ouniy, N. C.. staling price.
July 6. 43 Impd
11 till the Blockade!
\Y .M.A.ci:>irVUE ha
>V . 1 C,i‘e 14i^:i yds
ll>M. Cpvtim Arabic lor »$ale by
J. R. LEE.
Oct. 15. eytf
P. TAYLOR
-OFFERS FOR SAL E
t\OFFEE, Sugar, Fiour. Rice, Tobacco and Soap, Pow-
I der, Cookiag SoJa. w'uite and col'd Spool Thread,
Combs, Pins and Nee.l;es, Hats aad Shoes.
One box of sundry Goods just received from Charles
ton. 2 fine cloth t'ioakH for Ladies; Gentlemen’s fine
Qaitera; Green and Black Tea.
P. TAYL-OR.
June 1,1863. 33-3m3ti
REWARD.
I)ANAWAY on Monduy 25tu May, my Boy NELSON;
xl( he 13 Copper ootnpleiton and woigiiu ahaut 1'Jl lha.;
aged about 23 years I wiU pay 550 for his deli very to
me or $25 for his confinement in Jail.
N. A. STEDMAN.
June 1. 33-tf
lk)ok and Hoii^e Servant wanted.
^DDRESS “B,” by note at the Obnerver Office.
as received:
s Engli.^h I’rint.s;
13 pieces H >yle' Eii.:lish Prints;
5 p’.oces F^vncy L>»wiis;
13 pieces M'^urning Mu^'iins;
5 pit'Ci’s 4 } .Mourning Prin’s:
10 pieces 7-8 Bloachrd Shirting;
5 pieces 4 t English Shirting:
1 ('aseCoais'Riijck .SpooiC'ittoD, lOOd a. 200ydii;
1 case Clark's Wniie Spool Colton. lOUdo/ lOOyds
1 case English Shoe Tiireal, 240 lbs , m balls;
33 sets Knives an 1 Forks;
5000 large Needles 0 to 0*>0;
5 kegs Bi (Jarb Soda;
20 s^.-ks Liverpool Fiue S ill;
10 S-iCks Turk Island Salt-
5 bcK?s Exirac' of Logwood;
10 barrel-s English Copp.'ras;
23 kegs I'ut Nails:
1 H'j{sbe.il (jiuod S'tgar.
Jaly G, 1H03. ' 4'i*3w
A
WA.^TEO,
of North Carolina,
my has succeeded in obtaining the nervicos /
need gentleman and lady to l.ike charge of | * n' ‘ .
id will ba ready for thn recep'ion of Visi'.- '
SALE.
STE\M S.\W and GRIST .MILL, located iu up
per end ot’ Marion Disi , S. C , seven miles west of
Lti'le R )ck En.'ine tw. u?y horse power, doubie cilin-
dric b. iiers tw-'nt '. -four feet long, thirty inches di iineter.
The Saw. Belts. K "bbers—all tne ge.iiing in complete
order TUe very bi'Sl quality of grist rooks.
Toe STvices ol a competent Engineer and Machinist,
capable of l iiriui-ig anl keeping lUe whole iu thorough
repi'r, m^y aiso be secured. Confederate Notes or
Bonds 8 ifi'factory lender. For particulars, apply to
J. A. Falks at the mill, M. Hughes on the steamer Pel-
tfway. piyiag between Wilmington aaJ Fort Caswell,
or ihe subsc^'iber at Gilopolts, Robeson couniy, N C.
J. C. SUTHERL.AND.
June 2^*. 4‘J-7tpd
C'ottoii Yarn tor %%'ooi.
^OTICE IS hereby given that afi- r this date (except
.,^1 iu cis'js wri^re we U-ive bargained for Wool .iccord-
iu;; (0 Ihe ter.ns of our advertisement of the 30ib of
M-ay, wnich terms ^re now revoked,) we will give 1 bun-
dl-’ of Coti'.n Yarn for 4 lbs. of Wool unwashed, or
3 lbs. washed and picked. This change is made at the
instdace of the Quartermi^ier at Raleigh, in order to
make ine tt-rms of exchanftfl uniform throughout the
Siai'. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO.
Fayetieville, June 29, 1803. 41 tt
Spun Cotton Exctianged for Lard.
WE will Span Coiton in part payment for L.\RD
delivered at lur Fji-jtory oa Periou St.
A. McLAUCHLlN & CO.
I.. Ol —A v.Tv fine articie, for sale at our
Factoiy. A. McLAUCHLlN at CO.
B\»l .1.1 i> TOlf.IiT -^O.iP.-For sale at
our Fa:;tory A. MoL\U JiILIN & CO.
Fiyr‘''evi;!e, June 29. 1863 4i-lmpd
ASHEVIIJ.3-:, .1. l\ I
WH L open the E.VGLE HOTEL for the re *
ception -.f Guest.s fiie first oi hin-, and 1 hojte •
bo able fo ontivrtain fri*ni revcnly-five lo a |
hundred ]>er.sons during the Sum'uer. |
Iu conneciion with tiiis l;irg.* ll.iti-i. 1 inv’ea niunber
of Ha-^ks, Carriages, Bug;:.os and Saddle ILtrsos ihitt !
my guesfp c.nu get at a loinute'.s uoiio'v |
J. M. BLAIR.
Proprietor Engle Hotel, A-'ht'vil’e. N C. i
iMiiy 1.1, 1863. "1-ypd
PIED.TIOAT j
HIIKK \'l (U.)HNTV, .N. (’. i
These Springs are siruate.l in Wes!,-rn North Caro
lina, about Fifieeu miles from Morganton, in n
mountainous, beautiful ;md rotnanti:> iviunlry. The
wa'ers, SULPHUR and CHALYBEATE, arc said to be
equal (o any in (he country. l>eer, Boar an l'P!iensanl
abound in the .Mountains. '
The Company
of an experience
the House, and will be ready for thn recep'
ers by Hie l.«: JULY ;
l^ne-Fourth of this proppity with Three Hun-|
dred acres i>f Land attached would be sold lo a person .
coTopetent to take clr»rge of the property.
PIEDMO.M’ Sl’UlXOS CO. .
-May 24. , 3;;-3mi d
LIST Of (H IIUiEij rOK P.\SSE\(;KltS,
now
From F.iyelteville to Wilminptou, ?S1'> ('()
“ “ Elizabeth, 5 OO
“ White Hall, ; 50
“ “ “ Kelly's Cove. 7 (W)
“ “ “ .Vll points bc!’-w, 10 («»
SK.r-ONU CLASS, OR ItKCK.
From Fayetteville lo Wilmington, $5 00
“ “ “ Elizabeth. J F)0
“ “ “ Whitehall, 3 5h
“ , “ “ Kelly'.s Cove, 4 0
“ “ “ All points below, 5 00
II*.
From Wilmington lo FayeKeville, $lu Oi»
" “ “ Kelly’s (love, 4 50
“ “ “ White Hall, .S 50
“ “ “ Elizabeth, ti !if)
“ “ “ Prospect Hall, 8 Ol)
“ “ “ .All points above, 10 00
SECOND n.AS.S, OR DECK..
From Wilmington to Fayetteville, $.S Oil
“ “ “ Kelly’s Cove, 3 00
“ “ “ While Hull,* 4 Oi»
“ “ “ All points above, .') OO
' Second Clajs or Deck Pa.^sengers must stay oti
lower deck or pay full price, or ^•.ame as First Cl-iss
JiS^ .\n extra charge will be ma le f^r Wav Pa-sen-
gers getting into Berths during day time, and for occu
pying a Berth with their boots or shoes on, at the
discretion of the C-«ptain
J. A WORTH, for C F St’m B’t Co.
R M. ORREr.L, for Si’rs Kafe and Sun.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
May 4, 1R*>3, L’tJ-tf
Erom an«l after t!ii'»
date the Ste,imer P. HURT will
leave at 8 o’clock, A. M . on Monday
and Thursday J()S. A. WORTH,
■\pril 6—17tf ] ,\g t C. F. S^eam B Co.
%VESTERi\ RAIL ROAD.
The Trains of this Road leave Fayetteville daily,
(Sundays excepte'i) at 8 o’clock, X. M., aud r'e-
tnrning leave Mclver's at 1 o’clocK. P M
Frfi(/ht Train MONDAY, WEDNESDAYand FRIDAY.
By order of the President.
JNO. M ROSE,
Treaa'r and Act’g Tran*.
Jan. 2j, 186,3. f«7tf
To Cotton l*lanter«.
1H \VE been appointed by the Secretary of the Trea
sury, Cnief Agent for the purchase of Coiton f >r the
Confederate liov'^rnmeni within the State of North ('aro-
lina, and will pay for the same in 7 ptr cent. Bonds or
(^a.-h.
riub-Agen(s visiting the different parts of 'he .‘^tate,
buying in my nime, will hi^e writ.m - rlifica'fs of
appointment.
By order of the Secretary of Ihe Treasury, all 'jitou
purcluksed by myself or my .ig-'its, on and >ft>.*r ttJe
I8th Jay of Slarca lbtj.5, wiil be pai.i tor in 7 prr eent.
Bonds »>r Cash, :in I noi 8 pjr .-ui Bon ! isstiioitn
a former ailvertisemenl. Up to ihu tim'-, aowevi-;', ttie
8 per cent, bond.s wiii be furut-aed a,j slav'd.
Patriotic citizens are now utiered an opporiunuy to
aid the Givernmant by selling to it tneir C'>fion ratiior
than 10 private capitalists.
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, March 21, 1863. [o. o.] 14tf
ORIAD STOAES EOR SAI.^'
fPHE undersigned have lak'n the .Ageucy ;or tiie saie
J. of Messrs \V B. Farrar I's. Co s Grind Stones, and
have now on hand sizes running fr.'iji 18X2'^ inciies to
6 feet by 11 inches; and cau have cut at short aotice
ANY SIZES wanted. Persons -.n want ot Griau Stones
will please correspond with th-.undersigned, who will
&11 orders p.-ompny and guariniea me quality of the
grit as represented
GEO. W WILLIAMS & CO.
Fayetteville, May 27, 1863. 32-if
BY THK (lOVKRNOU OF XORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCEAiTlATlOM.
\If HI';t{KAS, for the protection of our pC'sple, as far
T T as posu'h!®, .against the evils cf speculation, there
ij'>nlinu*‘H 10 be neoessily to prohibit the exportation of
(*’riain arucies ot our products beyond the limits of our
Now. tl erefore, 1, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor
0 North >'arolina, do issue this Proclamation, conlinu-
iiu- it»e prociaination of June 8ih in force for thirty days
from and alter the liith instant, in regard to Cotton and
ftoolen Cioth, Cotton and Woolen Yarns, Leather aud
Shoes, su'ject lo Much exceptions, iStc., as have Seen ex
pressed iu ray proclamations heretofore on the subject
ut exportHiicu.
I J It* witness whereof, Zebulou B. Vance, Oov-
-tAL V eruor. Captain 0»uer il and CCnunander-in-
—,—' tUiiuf, hath signed these presents and caused
llip Gre.at Seal tf me Slate fo be aflixed.
D •lie at tho city of Raleigh, this lOlh day of July, A.
D, IS'i J, and in Hie year of American Independence
Governor:
R. 11. Battlb, Jb.
>ii)y I 1.
Z. B. VANCE.
Private Secretary.
45-
Da,)
i()3 j
South Carolina,
190
T0RAC^€0.
BOXES VIRGINIA TOBACCO, various grades,
for Bale on consignment, by
GEO. W. WILLIA.MS k CO.
May 23. 3Uf _
Sole Eeatlier wanted.
Q A A A LBS. of heavy well tanned SOLE LEATHER,
>yUUv suitable for Belting. Apply to
D.
MURPHY.
20tf
Fayetteville, April 14.
Administrator’s .\otiee.
The subscriber hiiving at December Term, 1862, of
the County Court of Cumberland, qualified m Ad
ministrator upon the Estate of Neill 0- McNeill, dec’d,
notifies all persons having claims against th^ Estate to
present them within the time limited by law, otherwise
this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
are requested to make prompt payment.
HECTOR McNEILL. Adw’r.
Dee. 10, 1862 *
Blank Warrants for sale here*
Bank notes
*»caU
Also. North CaroHua six per cent. Fuudabie Notes.
Also, Nor h Carolina six per cent Bonds, new issue.
W. R. RICHARDSON & CO.,
Brokers, Raleigh, N. C.
March 9. 9tf
rilOTJCE.
The undersigned, both having entered the nuH-
tary service of the Confederate States of America,
hereby give notice to thoir old customers an4 friends,
thai they have appointed John D. Starr and J^n D.
Williams, of this place, tjjeir attorneys to collect either
separately or conjointly all moneys due them either by
account or note, and otherwise to attend to their bu
siness generally during their absence. They respect
fully ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt
ly as possible on their agents aad make payment.
STARS & WILLIAMS.
Sept. 19, 18G1. _58-tf
Palma Clirinti Reans.
The subscriber will pay the highest cash prices for
any quantity of Palma Christi Beans.
J. A. WORTH.
Favetteville, Oct. 8. 67-tf
” “ €On^ LOST. ~
My COW is on East side of C^pe Fear, somewhere op
posite to Campbellton, being driven into the river
by boya and oan’i find her way back. She is marked
I with crop in each ear, has a bell on, white in her face,
! white on back an i belly, red on neck and sides. Who-
! ever will take her up and let me know it, or bring her
1 up to mT in Campbellton, will be liberally rewarded.
1 The said oow was bought in the upper part of Bladen
I oeunty and may probably Had her way back to that
ooMty. JNO. A. WATSOH.
\ 4«m 12, im, iO'Stfd t(
AOTiCE.
All those indebted to the Esiaie of Ihe late .Angui
Shaw are reqnesled to ca’! p.n I s'.fde the same by
the 1st of Aus-asf next or thoy wdl fin I their Notes
and accounts in flie hands of an oflio-'x' for collection.
JAMES JENKINS. .\dm r.
June 22, 1863. 39-tAl
E$;ypt Coal Tline.
THE undersigned were, al the November Term of ilie
(Confederate Court, District of North Carolina, ap
pointed Managers of the Egypt Coal Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for the purpose of
mining and selling Coal, and solicil orders for the same
in any d«sired quantity. Orders for any amoimi. can
be supplied on short notice. The Coal from this pro
perty is iindoubteilly »>«>,>*•
Aj.pUcatJonr) may he made to t^has B Mall.M.t, Fayette
ville, N. or James Browne, Charleston. S. C.
I CHARLES B. MALLETT
JAMES lUUJWSti.
Fayetteville, Jan’y 20, I86;s. 96tf
Ah usual the Mtioci«ade
WI^L compel us to do wnat we should have done be
fore this, wait upon yourself and cut loose frnm the
enemy. Tlie proprietors having sf'^ned the manufac
turing of all kinds of BOBBINS for Factories in the
Southern States, will be abloi to fill orders at short
notice. Work delim’eliu Fayettcvilb, N C.
Address D. L. KIVETT.
Manchester, Cumbeiland, N. C.
June 9. 18*»3. 3t> (Inipd
Wanted Immefiiateiy,
1 n JUNIPER shingles" for which
iU, vUV the highest cash price will be paid.
—ALSO—
Kxeciiiive Uepartnieut North CaroliDa,
Adji.ia.nt Gunkral 3 OFt’iOB, (Militia,
Haleig'i, July 10, 1863
GK.tr.HAL OKDKa, 1
No. 13. /
I theco.mmandingofficersofthe militia
X, are.urvlered lo enroll all able bodied white men be
tween the ages of forty aud forty five years, who are
subject to the Conscript Act. Those who ore axempt
from military duty by the exemption Acts of Congress,
are not lo be enrolled under ihis order.
il. In addition lo the exemptions under said act,
heretofore published, are the following exempted under
act of the Congress and approved April 30th, 1863: —
Justices of the Peace, Couniy Trustees, County Solici
tors, Corouers, Registers, Tax Collectors, one Deputy
Stieriff iu each County where there is no Tax Collector,
i^onsiablfs now in oihoe, one Deputy Clerk for each
Court when the Court may request it, one Couniy Com-
micsioncr for eaoh County for distributing money aud
pruvisiou) among soldiers’ families, Agents appointed
UB Ut act of Legislature for any public duty. Militia
(»Hioers, Mayor and Police of Raleigh, Wilmington,
Fayoiteville, Salisbury aud Charlotte, Counsellors of
Siaie, Board uf Internal improvements, Literary Board,
an i Lmplo^vees of t'le State Government in the differ
ent departiijents.
Ill The Commanding Officers of the Militia will re
port wita (he men ordered lo be enrolled, at Raleigh,
oil or before the 1st of .\ugudv.
IV’. Each man ordered above will bring with him to
Caiup one gooa pair of shoes, two shirts, two pair socks,
an i on? blanket
By ord-T of Goveruor Vance:
DAN’L G. FOWLE,
Adjutant General.
July 13, 1863 46-2w
To Farmers aud Quartermasters.
AcolsTAM’ t^UARTERM.ASTER GEN'S OFFICE,)
Ricumono, Va , 13tn June, 1863. /
TAX IX KIND.
i'.lE I’ollowiug is itie system adopted for the oollection
of the t IX lu kind:
Ad officer of itie (,iuwtermaster General’s Depart
ment is ;issig:ud to the special charge of the subject.
A ooutroUiug Qaartermaster, with the rank of Major,
« asaigne i lo each State, and a Post (Quartermaster
with lue raus of Capiain, to eaoh Congressional Dis-
trici, where ii is practicable lo collect the tenth.
Each Congressional District will be subdivided by
the Post iQuariermaster in charge of it into seetions, for
ihc couvtnieut deuvery by the tax-payerof bis quota of
pri >iuue, aud agents wiil be appoiuied by that otiicer to
take otmrge uf (tiu depots to be est»blkdhed^n«aoh aaotioa.
13ctore ihese dup^Ui c.in be established, or the asaess-
meuis required under the law be made, the crops of
small gruiu,. hay and t-fie clip of wool for the present
year will have beeu secured.
to relieve farmers from ine risk and inconvenience
uf stonui( t.ie Goverumeut portion, as well as to obtain
immediate tupp'ies for the use of the army, the Depart
ment authorizes aud requests farmers residing near
lb where (Quarieruiasters are now siationed to deliver
the G j«ernmeai a tenth, or any part of it to that (Quar-
lua-iter.
L -.ider the law, farmars are required to deliver their
U'nia at depots not m>ie ta.u eight miles fratu the
place of prodaciiou. li they will deliver under this re-
j lest. lae Govoinmenl w 11 pay tor the transportation
lu ex ;eiS of eight lu'les. The (Juariermaater receiving
produce under tiiis rule will give receipts to the produ
cer 45 evidence that so much of hts tax is paid. And
as the Post ti iartermadter of the Congressional District
is re.-ponsiblc lor the tenth, after the asse^^aor has es-
lablisued and made it known to him, the (Quartermaster
to wuom the produce is delivered will also receipt for it
to the Pobi (QaarLerui;*dier of the District, who will en-
uorstia copy of me receipt upon the assessor’s estimate
before irausfcrnug it to the agents at the receiving de
pot. LARKIN SMITH,
A. (Quartermaster General in charge.
June IB, 1863 41-im
EAYETTEViEEE
railALE HIGH SCHOOL.
NINTH cJCHOLASTIC Y£AR.
I ST r
i 21
3d
Etecutlve Department North Carolina,)
Adjutant Gknbual’s (.)kfic«, (.VIihtia,) V
Ralbioh, July *15, 18(^^. )
Gunkral Order. \
No. 15. /
IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE RE
I.'
cent Legislature, Commanding Offici-rs of the Mili
tia are or l«red to enroll as a Guard for Home DbfE.vcE
all white male persons not already enrolled in the ser
vice of the Confederate Siatts, between the ages of 18
and 50 years, including foreigners not naturalized who
have beeu residents of the State fur thirty days before
said enrollment.
II. There shall be exempt from the operations of
this order the Governor, lae Judges of the Supreme
and Superior Courts of Law and Equity, .Members of
the General Assembly, the Officers of the several De
partments of the Government, Memb'ers of Congress,
Civil and Military Officers of the Confederate Govern
ment in the State, the Ministers of the Gospel of tne
several Religious Dunominations of the State, charged
with the duties of such ministry, the high Sheriff and
Clerks of the several Coutts of Record, and the Public
Registers in the several counties. ^
III. After enrollment the men enrolled shall be di
vided into Companies of m>t less than seventy five men,
n^r more than one hundred, and shall proceed to elect
their Company Officers. The certificates of such elec
tion will be forwarded to this Office with the p.pers of
enrollment, in order that Commissions may be issued.
IV. Officers of the Militia will be enrolled for Home
Dbfkncb, and their Commissions, when called into ser
vice, will be suspended only during the period of such
service.
V. This order is not intended to interfere with the
•nrollment for immediate service, those between the
agos of 40 and 45 years under Order No 13.
DAN’L G FOWLE,
Adjutant Qmeral.
July 15, 1863 47.2W
FAYKTTEVULE AuSkxaL A^ AR.HOKY, 1
JULY 15, ia03. f
WAi^TED,
2 GOOD Harness Makers,
ST TERM bfgias 2f>ta September; eu is 24th Dec’r.
iii .lan’y; “ 3l3t March
“ 1st April; “ 1st July
TUITION.
Collpgiatc Deparunent, per Session, (13 weaks,)
■Academic “ “ “
Primary “ “ “
.M i^ic and Painting, each
Latiu, French aud Di-awing, each
Board, per Session,
Injilental Expenses,
(I'uiiion payable IN .ADV.ANCE by the Term.)
i’upils will be received at any lime and charged iroiu
the d.iitt of admi.ssion to the close of the Sesiioti, but no
deiuwion will be aliowed for the withdrawal of a pupil
oefore ihe close of the ret/ahir Seaian
Rev. WM HOOPER.
T. C.
jiUj iu-JO.
first rate Wood Turner,
I first rale Slater,
6 No. 1 House Carpenters.
Steady employment and good wages will be given.
Apply to Maj. F. L CHILDS,
46-6t] Comd’g Otiicer.
FAYKTTKVILLK ARSENAL AND AU5i5hY. 1
JULY 15, 1463. '/
WOOD WAMTED.
PROPOS.ALS will be received until the 1st day of
AUGUST nexi for the delivery at the .Arsenal and
Armory of 1,(XK) cords Pine and 3(X) cords (Jtk Wood.
The pine wood to be delivered monthly at the rate of
60 cords per month, the oak wood to be all delivered by
the first day of December next. Apply to
46tlA] F. L CHILDJ, Maj. Comd’g.
OFFICK OF THE ACT’ti ASS'T Ql ARTERMAblEB, )
Fayetteville Arsenal and Armory, V
F.AiKTTiiViLi.iJ, N. C., .July 17, 1B63. j
WOOD %VAATED.
MEALED PROPOS.ALS will be received for the deiiv-
10 ery ot four hundred cords of good sound black jaok
wood, (4(X),) at the rate of thirty (30 cordsj per month.
Tae wood to be delivered at Ihe Arsenal, where it wiil
be properly corded. It must conform strictly 10 th ?
standard measurement for cord wood, viz: 8’ x 4' x 4 .
Proposals to be marked ‘-Proposal? lor wood for Aci’g
Ass’t (Quartermaster.”
M.ATTHEVV P. TAYLOR,
Captain Corps Art’y, P. A. C. S.
47-tf and Act’g Ass'i (Quaiienuasier. •
_ WAATED.
LGOOD Cook and Baker, to cooit for the Ordnance
Detaohmeat. Good pay will b« given. Ayuly to
Capt. M. P. TAYLOR, at tne Ar.tenal.
July 17. 47-if
Trinity ,—The annual Comiueiicem«nt
I wa.s on the Hth of June. The exrr;’l •!« s were ua
j follows:
,_,^luesday night—•Declamation.
Wednes lay Morning, a sermon by llev. L. S
Burkhead ol the N. (’onference, and in the
evening declajuation ty the ytudents.
Thursday’s Commeucem.'^nt exercises:
1. Prayer.
11. Oration in Latin, C. C. Lanier, WilliamstOD, -
x\. C.
o. Woman’s Influence, J. \V. Webster, llock-
ingham (’j.
4. roi’th is the time for'improvement, G. W
Fentress, Ualeigh.
5. De LaFiiyette, J. W. Treloar, (Jharlotte.
0. ihc Conii^deracy, J. M. Means, Concord.
7. Speculators, W. J. Fuel, Rockingham Co.
8. Gan. Jackson, our Country’s pride, J. A
Arthur, Washington.
9. Hope, G. W. Woodward, Fayetteville.
10. The Sacrificed Heroes of the South, L. W
Perdue, Jefferson Co., Ga.
IL The Theatre of Life, E. H. Tapsoott, liuck-
ingham Co., Va.
12. The Aspirations of the young Graduate, C.
C. Lanier, Williams ton.
Mr. Lanier being the only Senior, received the
degree of A. B. He was complimented by the
Facuity, for norer having violated the College
laws, and never having been absent from recitation.
The degree of A. 31. was conferred on E. Faw,
Marietta, Ga.; Kev. B. B. Culbreth, N. C. Con
ference; liev. N. Mcll. Hay, Kobeson Co.; R. S.
Small, Davidson Co.; J. R. Winston, Memphis,
Tenn.; T. A. Branson, Randolph Co.; W. J. Car
man, Green Co.; Rev. C. C. Dodson, Chaplain C.
S. A.
The attendance was very good. The Com
mencement was in every way a success; every body
seemed to be pleased. The speaking was said to
bo very go§d, some of the young gentlemen won
general admiration, both for subject and manner.
Raltitjh Christian Advocate.
The Militari/ Daspotism Defied.—TheBluffton
(Ind.) Banner acknowledges the receipt of *the
following from General Haacall, military Governor
ot Indiana:
IIead»quabt£bs District of Lndjana, )
Department of Ohio, >
Indianapolis, June 8, 18G3. )
Editor B(u(J'ton Bunner, liluffton, Indiana:
A copy oi your paper, of May 1st, has been
handed to uic iu wiiich you boast of your intention
to violatt* Order ^so. 9 from these hatidquarters as
much as you please. You can now disavow that
intention,.and advise others to do so, or discontinue
the publication oi your paper altogether till further
orders. A violation of this notice will receive
prompt attentioji. Milo S. IIascall,
Brig. Gen. Vols. Comd’g Dist.
To this the Banner replies:
We paid no atteution to this tyrannical edict,
but continued to mind our own busfness as usual.
As for discontinuing the publication of our paper
“till father oiders’’—we couldn’t do it; and as
for “disavowing” anything contained in our
issue of May 1st, or “advising others to do so"
we’d see General Hascall d—d first.
Wanted to Piircliase,
Bank notes.
Gold and Silver.
North Carolina Treasury Notes (Fundable.)
North Carolina Treasury Notes 1 and 2.
Town of Fayetieviile Bouds.
Couniy of Cumberland Bonds.
Confederate Bjuds (16,00U,000 loan.) «
Westtrn Railroad Stock.
Confederate Notes uf old date.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
July 20, 1863. 17-3w
VALUAREE REAl^ErrArE
FOli SALE.
HOUSE and LOT ou Mum;ord Street, with 5 rooms
and a good wtll of w iier m the yard.
1 BRICK STORE, two stories, on Person street.
1 HOUSE on Area street, 40 x 20, Lot about 150 feet
by 60
P. S All those indebted to m« are requested to come
forward and settle forthwith, as 1 cannot afford to hola
notes aud accounts and pay taxes on them. All thosts
that can pay and will not do it by tue 9th September, it
being Court week, their notes aud accounts will be sold
at .Auction by J. H. Cook, Auct’r.
R. D. DAVIS.
July 16, 1863. 46tf
1
$20
16
14
20
10
120
2
HOOPER.,,
4} 9m
A yeke of large, well broko OXEN. Apply to
D. ANDERSON k CO ,
Eagle Foundry, Fayetteville, N.
March 7, 1863 ()tf
C.
CHARLOITK FEllALE L^STITIJrii:.
fl’tHt; next ::)i;R8iou will begin on itie 15lh of September.
JL The deparlmect of .\Iusic will be under the direc
tion of .Mr. A. Bauman, and that of Drawing, Painting
and French under >lr W J Myrover. Both of these
gentlemen are experienced and Competent Teachers.
Singijg will receive special attention froiB Mr. Bauman
For terms address .Mr. \V. J. MYROVER, Fayetteville,
N. C , or Rev. R BUR WELL, Charlotte, N. C.
July 6, 1863. 44-9t
T
AAIES I'OR SAEE.
jMIE HIGH bllO,\LS IRON CO. are prepared to fill
c'\sh orders for N.wils, at iheir factory, in Gaston
couuiy, N. C. Nails will b>j delivered at Iron Station,
ou f!.e Wilmingtoa, C?iarl*ie& Rutherford Railroad.
Address HIGH SHOALS IRON CO.,
Iron, Lincoln oouuly, N. C.
Jnr.o 10.‘l8fia 40-2mpd
VAEUAREE EAIVDS lor Sale
By virtue of an order made by me County Court uf
.Moore, the subecribar aa Administrator of C »pt W.
P. Martin, dec’d, will sell at public Auction, at the
Court House in Carthage, on Tuesday the 28th of July
1863, on a credit of six months, one half ot 2 v6u acres
of LAND, situated in Moore couuiy, on the head waters
of Little River and Drowning Cre'_k. Also, 836 acres
of land in said County, on Little River and Joe’s Fork.
Said lands are situated in a healthy section of country,
abounding in good springs and never iailing streams ot
water, covered with an unbroken forest of uitive pines,
lying directly in the line ot the ooniemplaied Railroad
from the Coalfields 10 Cheraw, about ten miles Soath-
west of Carthage
Purchasers giving bond and approved surety.
ALEXANDER KELLY, .Adm’r.
July 16. 46-2t
JSassa/ras.—Au exchange paper is under the
impression that in coloniai times sassafras was an
article of commerce. This is true: it was so
largely exported to England that it was becoming
a rival of tea, and by the influence of the East
India Company, an act was passed putting a stop
to the trade. The blooms or tender buds were
gathered aud dried for exportation, and these are
said to make a better beverage than the bark.
ilOTICE^
Tv the Heirs of Daniel McKmzie^ dec’d.
T August Court of Robeson oouu,.', being the 4th
Monuay, I will rea iy fov ». ,'mont with his
Heirs, which time aul plac' 1 w. t , ■ to be there.
MUIIDOJK .V ' IE, Adm’r.
Gilopolis, Robeson county, .rat^ ^., io»3. 47-«t
A
A’c
SPOOLS and
Cotton Hills.
Fayetteville Ai*8enal and Armory, \
FAYBTTKV1I4LH, N. C , June 29, 1863. j
WAl^TED.
Having received autiiority from the Secretary of
War to increase the strength of the presf^nt Corps
undersigned wiil enlist one hun-
in Co. are now prepared to furnish, at i jred (100) non conacriptg for that purpose Those sub-
Transfers and exchanges of men now in service can
oe c i I made.
'^6 MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, Ca^jt. C. S. A.
^ J JdQg 8. 35tf
QUILLS, &c , suitable for Woolen and
J. M. ODELL. Agent.
Cedar Falls, N O., July 9, 1863.
WAxATED,
ONE PAIR MILL STONES, good quality, foi' grind
ing corn, about 36 inches iti diameter, Moore county
Grit preferred. Any person having such Rock for sale,
apply to the subtnoriber at Whiteville, N. C.
THQMAii 8. MEMORY.
it im.
Fayetteville Arsenal and Armory,!
Fayetteville, N. C., June 29, 1863. j
WAJITED,
i^AAA fodder or hay. /fpplyio
OUUii CM- TATLOB*
MHi«4NWMyk
N. €. Mutual Life Insurance Company, i
HaTWicju. ly, /
A meeting of the DIHEUIOKS OF THtv
Company, held July llth, 1863, it was resolved that
a,ay insurer in this Cooip"jiy who may become a mem
ber of the force to be or^anizv'si as ‘‘A Guard for Home
Defence,” under the act of the General Assembly entitled
an act in relation to the militia »nd a guara for Home
Defence, may, upon payment of one per cent on the
sum insured, to the Secretary or any .\gent of thre Com
pany, have his policy c>niinued in full force tor one
year, as it he had not entered euch service.
Resolved, farther. That the entry into such service,
without the payment of one per cent extra preroiuni,
shall not be deemed a forfeiture of the policy unless the
insurer, so entering, shall be kfilcd or die from a v'outid
received or disease contraoied while iu the service.
July 14 [r. p.] 46 3t
The co-pa•'int rship licretolore
known as WM. OVERBY & CO is thta,dny dissolved b^
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said firm are
requested to ca'i and seui'* with William Overby, as he
is the only authorized one to collect for said firm.
WM OVERBY.
John vaughan.
1 shall conMuue to c -.rry on the Boot and Shoe Busi
ness in all iis branches, and respectfully solicil a sha~e
of public patronage. Also, the Saddle and Harness Bu
siness. W.M OVERBY.
July 18, 1863. 47 2t
RANA'v^
a ne«
REWARD.
STRAYED or STOLEN, from the Subscriber at Car
thage, on last Friday, a DEEP SORREL .MARE, 6
or 7 years ol 1. medium size, iu good order, and newly
shod before, sliitht marks of gear on her, and on her hind
legs b^low the knee joints,small wind galls on the out
stdeand had on a good saddle, with a bltck quilted seat,
leather halter and bridle, the halter has been broke and
meniled; the brfdle has a small black ring on each side
in the reins, about two f**et from tiie bits Said mare
was raised in Randolph couoly. I will K've the above
reward for the delivery of said mare and contents to me,
or fifteen dollars for information no that I cvn get her.
JAMES M. COLE.
Crane’s Creek P O. Moore county, N. C
July 13.
Younf;:^*« Smut .Tlacliine.
A FEW ON HAND AND FOR SALE. Those need
ing had best order soon, as material for making is
nearly worked up, and no more to be ^ad.
Addrese, ALEX. DrCKSON,
HiUsb«co\ Orange uounty, H. C.
l?49tp«
$90 REWARD.
.away f'-om the subscriber cn the 23d (»f June,
negro map tiam .i VIRQIL, about 43 or 60 years
old, lame v-iih -he imtusm and Ara’iks witii a stick. I
aired him Irom Capt. Rjbert Vooten. I will give $10
for hip return to :ae and $10 for Ihe detection of any
one harbiring him. J. R. HARRIS
July 13 46 Stpd
■ FAYETTE VI fi^LE
COMPAXf.
5267,688 2b
6,077 35
MITUAL IXSrRA\Cfi
Capital in 1‘remiara Notes amount.s to
Cu.sh ou au'l other assets.
Toi>vV, •• $272,765 fil
The Comjiany have paiQ all losses promptly, aud
have never made an assessment on their premium notes.
Total losses paid, $29,682 69
Offickrs:
GEJ. McNEILL, President.
D. A. RAY, Vice President. •
C; A. McMILLAN, Sec’y.
DiRKCToas:
W. N. Tilliughaat,
S. J. Hinsdale,
Wm. McLaurin^
T. S. Lutterloh,
A. W. Steel, •
J. 0. C*tok,
Hon. J. 0. Shepherd,
R. F. Brown, \ «... , .
A. E. HaU, I^Jmgton.
hn (’ollins and C. C. McCnimmen, Traveling Agents
l^-The Company^iuTite applications. •
Mar 28. IHl-l 21-
Heury Lill^,
H. L. MyrOver,
S. T. Hawley,
Nathan A. Stedman,
C. Ii. Mallett,
James Kylfe,
A. A. MxjKethan,
J. D. Williams,
S. W. TilUngjiast.
THE i\ORTH CAROEIAA
MUTIAL LIFE INSIHAXCE tOMPANf,
NOW in the tenth year of succfessful operation, with
growing c.apital and firmer hold upon public con
fidence, continues to insure the lives of all healthy per
sons frojn 14 to 60 years of age, for one year, for seven
years, and for life—all life members sharing la the profits.
All slaves from 10 to GO 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
satisfactory proof is presenied.
For farther information the pu’pB'' is referred to
Agents of th* Company in all parts c the State, and t^
R. H. BATTLE, Secretary, lUlei^h.
s. j. HAUS, Aj^
It Q,