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PRINTKD MONDAYS AND THURi3UATS
lilDWARD J. BALE & SOlfS.
El ITORS AND PROPRIETORS?.
• f.tr ihf Semi-Weekly 0b9bkvi>.r it6 00. pai l in
aJvanoe.
Kur the We«kly Obss»viir $4 00 per Hnnuni. paid in
•Jrauctt.
«tf“ADVERTISEMKNTS inserted for *1 per s ;uare
of 18 linei for the first, and 5# cents for each buo-
oe^vling publication. Adrertiseinents not exceeding a
bait scjuar# (8 lines) 60 cents for the first and 30 oenti
for aa3h eucoeeding publiostion. Advertisers ai*o re
quested to itate the uumb^r of intferti^as desired, or
they will be oontinutd till forbid, and charged acoord-
lagiy.
Advcrtisenients oontmued mriJt, char^e>d as naw ad-
tertisement'*.
COi\Ffil)ER.lTE T.1X LISTS.
fpHE Asgessor^ for the C«unty of Cumberland will i
1 meet bttbeUffioaof A. M. Campbell oa THURSDAY, j
, JULY 2, 1863. rfoeive the Gonfederato Tax Li^infor j
ihia County, on the following suhjiroid of taxation, viz;
Naval Stores. Salt, Wines and Spiritous Liquors, Tobac
co—manufaoturod or unmanufactured. Cotton. Wool,
Flour, Sugar. Molasses and Syrup, Rice, and other
agricultural products, the growth or production of any
year preceding the year 1863.
Also, all Moneys, H«nk Notes or other Ciirrency ou
hand o" on 'deposite on the tirsl day of July, and the
value of all oredity on which the interest han not been
paid, and not employed in u busicegj the income from
which is taxed uuder the provisions of this Act.
U. W. IIARDIE,
Ooufed. Tax Col. for Cumberland couuty.
June 25. 40- tf
WILL open the KAGLE IHiTEL for
htf r
cepiioa of Guests the firt>r of June, and I hope '
to i: J i
hundred peraou.? during ilie Summer.
be able to Ciittrtam from ^cventy-tive
lu coQuection with this large Hotel, I have a uuuilx*:
of Carriages, Buggies and Si;daie Horn's ihai
tny giK^stA can get at a minute's nolice.
J. M. BLAIR.
Proprietor Eagle Hotel, Asheville, N C.
May 18,1863 31ypd
4'oiiMcrBpl Office,
C!ami* fJoL.MES, .July 25, IS^ii
1HK rjiljwiuir notice ij hereby published for th« In-
forniati %u of i»I! c.inoerucd.
(;ol PETEK MALLKTT,
’omd’t of Con.Heripts for N V
Adjt.
Kv crJ«r -)f
J W .VJ.\LI,KrT,
}i
SPECIAL NOTICE.
From an 1 «.ter ihi« dat4, no name of a mew subscriber
will b* entered without payment in advance, nor will i
the paper be sent to such subsoriboia for a longer time
than is paid for.
f uch of our old subscinbers as desire to take the pa- '
p«r on this system will please notify us when maki«g
remittances. Jan’r I, 185S. |
Attorney at Law,
Fayettbville, N. C.
atte»d the County and Superior Courts of
Cumberland, Harnett, Moore and Robesen Coun
ties Prompt attention given !o the collection of all
•laijDs antrusted ^ hie hand ^
$20
Its
14
26
10
120
\Y
Oct. 17, 1859.
58-tf
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
%Vhole!«ale Dealers in Groceries,
AND IMPORTtRS AND »EAL1RS IN
hardware and Cutlery, Swedes IroH, &c.)
Ju.y
HAY STREET, FlYKTTKVILLE, N.
1861. 86tf
JOS. IT LEY,
Grocer and Comtnls9lon ^yterchant,
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.
Jauy 10. 186?. W8-tf
T.7:. jTb. W. WORTH,
CoBiRiission aid Forwardiag MerehaotSy
WILMINGTON, N. C
Jan-y 28, 1861 84tf
CARD!
FEW LAD1E3 be accommodated with board at
c Seminary.
T (’ HOOPER.
6§-
AS,'
Sept. 12. iSei
JOHNSON. WILLIAMS & CO..
«.4L.T .HAKEK!I>.
\l ■ L ‘’.ave thirty ^30) pans now in An^ration nine miles
»T 'ni 'trstuiiui'ion Ptrtie» wishincr to supply
fkemselve- with -talt. can Vo furai.-hed by applying to
A John* ii. Jr. .^g*ut at Fayetteville, to F.. Page,
m.inaeer at itie works, or to
J. M WILLIAMS,
tJenerat Snjierintendent.
Fayetteville, Nov, ‘.io, 18t“2, 81 tf
i\OTlCE.
AB 1 expect to be absent frem home a few months in
the West, Archibald McLean is my auihoriied
Agent to transact my business until 1 return.
N Q. JONES.
De/r 28. 18G0. S.3tf
IVA.lfTED.
O '“AA BUSHELS WHEAT,
/6,0UU 1.500 “ CORN.
Persona having ihe above artiolea to sell will receive
the Liglifsi Ca.'b price by c.tlling on Mr. M Thoinason.
at the Merchani Mills, Fay*tteville. or on the subscri
ber ai his old ctiand ou Market Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
lSo«. 75if
ARTIY HAR.’«E)!iN.
IA.M prepare J to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harneis i’.-r .Army U'^^e. i tan my leather and can
give good bargains. .\pea'a will do well to send their
orden^ to me as they sball have prompt attention, and
seat oft in quick dispatch. JOHN CARTER.
Goldston P. O., ChMham Co., N. C., >
June 13, 1862. /
FAYETTEVILLE
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
WINTH SCHOLASTIC YEAH.
1ST TER.M begin** 28th September; en ls 24th Dec’r. ■
" • lt Jiu'y; “ 3lst Marclj
•'^d “ 1st April; “ lat July
TL'ITIHM.
Collegiate Department, per Sebsion, ^la weeks,^
•Academic “ “ ••
Primary •• •• i
'lusio aod Painting, «a«h
Lariu. t’r.'nc!; -::i Drawinp. each
Board, p^r Session,
Incideiii.'tl SzpenaeB.
\Tuition payable IN ADVANCE by the Term.) i
Pupils will be received at any time anif charged from j
the d&te of admisaion to the close of the Hutton, but no
deduction will be allowed fer the withdrawal of a pupil j
before the close of the rt^uiar Sutton. j
Rev. WM HOOPER. '
T. C HOOPER.
July 8, ISttJJ. 44 9m
Edgrwortli Female Seminary,
GREENSBORO’, N C.
The Fall Sessio* of this Institution will commence uu !
the 4th of August next.
TKRMS roa THK SBSSIiMI OP 20 WEBKS;
BoArd, including washing, lights, fuel, &c , $220; i
English Tuition $30; Music on the Piaiio, Harp or Gui- j
ta. $oO; \ ocal Music ^12 5p; Oil Painting $30; Drawing |
$12 50; Grecian Painting $16; Aucieut and Modern :
Languages, each $12 50. '
For further particulars apply to ‘
RICHARD STERLING, Principal. 1
June 27, 1863. 41-19tpd I
Nolice to Coniniou School Teachers.
WA.\TED,
A Situation as Teacher, by a young Lady who has en- |
joyed educational advantages, who will Teach all
the English Branches, Frencti, Oriental Painting and j
Wax Work. Address
PUELLA, Carthage. N. C.
July 31, 18t;;l 61 4tpd
\h iiHiial the Biori^ade
\KILL compel us to do wbat we should have done ba-
TT ure this, wait up:>n yeurself and cut loose from the
ememy. Tfce proprietors having started the manufac
turing of all kinds of DOBBINS for Factories iff the
Southern S'ate« will be “iMc to fill orders at short
notice. Work ilphverei iu F-i.ypfteville, N C.
.Address D. L. kivktt
>ia»icfcester, (\imber-land, N, C.
..'uue y, 3G-t?mpJ
The Cedar Falls Bo j-
bin Co. are now prepared to furnish, at
shert notice, all kinds of BOBBINS,
St(X)l.9 and yUILl.S. &c . suitable for Woolen and
CocLon Mill». J. M. ODELL. Agent.
C«dar Falla, N C., Jnly 9. 186S. 86-6mpd
WAITED,
South Carolina,
irginia aud Georgia.
Also, North Car.ilina sir per cent. Fundible Notes.
Also, North Carolina six per cent Bonds, new issue,
W. R. RICHARDSON & CO-,
Brokers, Raleigh, N, C.
March 9. 9if
PIED.nO.^T 8PRIIVIi;«$,
RUiiKE COUNTY, N. i\ '
THESB Springs are situated in Wester:j North (?st‘0-
lina. about Fifteen miles from Morgantou, in a
IUjuntniuous, beautiful and rouinii'ii; c uti^ry. The
waters, sulphur »nd CH ALVBK ATE, are j»id to •> :
equal to any in ihn country. Deer, Bear and nieas.i.ut
abound in the M>iintains.
iTho Company h i.s sucoueded in obtaining the '■•erviifp
of an experienced geutleinan an J la iy to taiie charjjc of |
: the House, and wid be ready for tbn reception of Vi?it- ;
ers by the Ip: JULY.
One-Fourth of this property with Tiiree Hun-
dred a.r*s of Land atiaohed would l>« sold Jo a psr^on
» cotnpntent to take charge of the property,
i PIEDMONT SPRINGS CU
1 May 24. 83-3mpd
OF I'HIKVKS FOR PiSSEMCEKS.
DOM
From Fayetteville to Wilmington, i>l'> 00
“ “ Rliiabelh,
“ White Hal!, i) !>0
*• •* •• Kelly's Cove, 7 00
“ “ ■' All points hel.iw, 10 00
SliOO.ND CLASH, OK OEOH
From Fayetteville to Wilntington. $6 00
“ '■ “ Eliiabeth, 2 .“iO
“ Whitehall, :i 50
*• “ •• K.ally’s Cove, 4 0''
•• All peint“ below. o #0
UP.
From Wilmington to Fayetteville. tlO uO
•• “ Kelly’s Cove, 4 60
- White Hall. 5 60
“ “ Elizabeih, 0 60
Pro«pect Hall, 8 OO
“ •* “ All points above, 1*) 'X)
liEUOND CLASiS, OR DECK
Froni Wilfuingtou to Fayetteville. $•'> tK)
“ “ “ Kelly’s Cove, 00
“ “ “ White Hall. 4 0^
“ “ “ .All points above, •'> tH)
Second Clas^ or Deck P i»seager,= must stay on
lowrr dectf or priy full price, or same as First Cla-'^
ner An extra charge will be made for Way Pa?s* n-
!ieri5 g.Hting into Berihs during day time, and lor occu
pying a Berth with their hoots or shoes on, at the
discretion of the Captain
J. A. WORTH, for C. F St m B’t Co.
R. M ORREIiL, for St’rs Kate and Sun.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
May 4, 180^ 26-tf
From aud after thN
date the Steamer P. HURT will
leave at « o'clock, .A. M., ou ^londay
and Thursday. JOS. \ WORTH,
April 0—17tf ] Ag’t C. F. Steam Boat Co.
^ %VE)«TER.\ RAIL ROAD.
lfOTI€E.
BUREAU OF CONSCRIPTION,
Riohmonu, Va., July 21, 186*.
^pO answer Bunjerous) itqairic;.(, au4 to correct errors
1. Dot uiicoinnKi;. iLft foliowi;ig notice is pablishel to
all ci>i»c»rned:
I. Undijr the rcceat call of th“ Preniddni. extending
the couBcripi i^gd. ull substitutions bt^ve ceased to be
if the 8u^J^i;ut!* be less Cian 45 yeirs old 4cd
is not otht-rwine fXcmpt by i»w
II. M>‘;al>f'r3hip. uul^s^ as an officer duly aecepted
by tbo War Dcp^rtuieut. of local crgauii&tions for home
*fr/erj.;f> or service, omfers n:i claim to exemp-
tiuu fronj U-i!i(rfJ.«r;ite s-jrviee; neither does aervioi is
the rrii!iti.i,. uu'e^s in case of officers actually in oom-
uassioti w'lo duly qualified.
III Hi reufier any one furnishing a substitute will
'jr'.iriLn* in iiis own person whenever the serviaes
of the sub'ititiit* i.ro lost to the Government from any
oHiiye other t/inn the casualdes of war.
IV . Apj.licHHi'Qs for exffia]itioa, on any ground what
ever, tiiUf.l I ','sl, be audrt5S4*d to the loc&l carolHn^ offi-
oer, who, if h*hae not power to act, or is in doubt, will
refer them to high* r auihority, vrith report of the facts,
.Vil such addressed direct to higher authority will
necessarily aud iuvariublv bf> referred back for local
B.ANK NOTES of North Carolina,
Vi
34tf
J. \oiiuuays ^xcept4»d) S o’olock, A. M., and re-
' 'urning leave Mclver’s at 1 o’cl*es. P .M
! Fretj/ht Tram MONDAY, WEDNESDAVand FRIDAY.
By order of the Presideiit.
JNO. -M. K(jSE,
Treas'r i.ud Act’g Tran*;. Ag't.
i Jan. ,22. latiH. ^Vtf
t F&}ette>lllr Arsenal and Armory,)
I FATiTTKk'tLLit, N. C , Juuc 29, 186.3 J
WAATED.
H.AViNG received autTkonty from the Secretary of
War i.0 increase the strength of toe pri-sent Corps
; at this .Arsenal, the undersigned will enlist one hun-
; dred (100) non e»nteriptt for that purpose ThoFC pub-
j ject to conscription n^ed not apply
I Transfers and exchanges of men now in service can-
I not be made.
MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, Capt. C. S. A.
Jane 8. 3otf
Cotton Yarn lor Wool.
YOTICE is her.‘hy givta that after this date (except OFFICK OF THK UT« ASS’T Ql VUTKKM \STKK, )
in cases where w? have bargained for VVool accord Fa}('tievillc Arsfiml Uiiil Aniiory,
ing to tiie terms of our idvfrttsement of.the 30tn of j FAYKTTtcvit^LK. .N ( . .Imv i7. IM'*;. J
-May, which terms are now revoked.) we wilt give 1 bun- j WOOD WAATED.
die of Cotton Tiarn for i lbs. of Wool unwashed, or i yi BALED PROPOSALS will be received for the de'iv-
3 Ibg. washed and picked. This change is made at the • ^ ery of four hualred cords of jrood sound black
instance of the Jaarterma«ier at R ilsigb, in order to
make the terms of exchange uniform throughout the
Stat«. ■ GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
00 I t^xamin'iiion uud report; aud the applicants will thus
have uselessly lost time and prolonged suspunsa.
.\ppeals against adverse decisious by local officers
will bo forwarded by them for hearing, wheu any plau
sible ground of appeal is set forth
V. Commanlanta of Couscripis will give this notice
extcusive circulation iu the local press of th«ir respective
States. G W. LAY. Lt Col., A A. G ,
.\cting Chief of Bureau.
Regi.yler, Progress, Standard, Western Democrat,
Fayetteville Observer. Wilmiagton Journal, Salisbury
Wiitchm-in aud Asheville News, copy until 20th August
next with this paragraph.
July 27. 1868 , 60-t20A
Headquarter;^ Eurolling Office^
Ifh ('ong. Dii^t., 1%. C.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
IN ucc.r-dauce with orders from the Commandant of
Con=icrip!8 fjr North i.'aroiiua, Commanding Officer*
. f Regiments comprising the 4th Congressional District
Hie n ^ue^ied ti assemble their Regiments »t the follew-
lug tiokt's aud places, tor earollmtn* and exAmiaation:
Sew Hanover, 221 R*g’t, August 20th and 21st, at Wil
mington.
23d Keg’t, August 22d, at Wilmington,
iiriinawiclk, 5Gtb Reg’t, August 24th, 25th and 2tith, at ,
McKethan'a.
Coiumbus, r>7th Reg’t, .Aug. 31st, Sept. 1st and 2d, at
Whiteville.
llitie»»on. 5hth K*g't. Sept. 3d and 4th, at Lumberton.
•'.V:h UeK't. .^rspt. jib and 7th, at Lumberton.
Ricbi'i'.iuJ, t;i>th Kc^ t. Sept. V* and JO, at Laurinburgh.
tJl.st R^k,’'. Sept, II vV 12. ftt Rockingham.
Hl-^Jen, '.5th l>g .Sep. IG, 17 18, at Eliiabethtown.
Cumberian 1. 'j3 1 R^g’t, Sep. 21 ind 22, at Fayetteville
'»4th Rr-g I, Sept. 23 & 24, at F.jyetteville.
Harneit, 621 Reg' . -Sepi 28 auii 2W, at Lillingion.
Commanding Otiicers of Militia will please tee to if
. th it the i'ullow;B» J iiuu
jjiaoes aoove specifltd, to-wit;
.Vi.L persona arriving at the age of 18 years since my
, enroUmeut. provided they have not already Tolun-
teerc >. .\n. persons between the ages of 18 and 46,
whether previously enrolled by|me or furlougfted or dis
charged by the Examining Surreons. All 8CBS1ITCTKS
who have been disjharged from the service.
All not heretofore subject to conscription, reaton
•ft aje, are fallowed to volunteer on or before the 20th
August. From all such volunteert will be required a de
scriptive list furuisiied them by the Commanding Officer
of tbe I'ompiny. and endorsed by the Commanding Offi-
.^er of tiie Regiment, into which he is received.
Comuis.nding Otiicer!^ of Militia will please tee to it
that their liae olticers provide themselves with descrip
tive r'i1!n of ;beir s-evcra’ beats.
.Aii personK who fail to report (as above ordered) at
the place and tia^e appointed, will be considered as de
serters W.M .M. SWANN,
Capt. and Enrolling Officer,
4th Cong. Dist., N. C.
Dr. J. T. Chaitell, Ass t Surgeon, P. A. C. S , and
1 (’hftirm'iu Board Ex’n.
V,. W. D^vn. ,\I. D.
. M 1).
August ;5, hC3. 52t:i0A
800 ACRES OF LANI>
FOR .SALE
I^UH.'DXNT (o an order i' Court, making the Real
I jf my iotestate. NatU G McNeill, assets for
Uie pa;. nif-;ii. of debts, 1 will expose to public sale -xf.
th» ’i/iritei Ho»*e In Fayetteville, ou the Moud-iy nl
next Sept.'^i^ci’ Coun«y Court of CumberianJ, at 12
o'clock, M . the interest of my said iutestate (beiug one
bilf of thi vfhol;) in a certain Tr.ict of LAND coutain-
ing SUO ac"»;i, situated in Cumberland county, on. As-
boy s Creek, n ar the Wilmington Roa.*, joining David
Murphy and oiitcn, about H miles from Fayetieville.
; The other half Irterest in said tract of land ie owned by
i John McD;}uald, wh* Las consented to a sale of hia ia-
j tcrest at. the same time, so that the purchaser will pro-
! cure an indefeasible liile to th^ -.vholj trao*. Upon tbis
' frant are sUuated a SAW MILL and GRIST MILL, both
I in (rood condition, and with a good run of custom f)ne
i third of the tract consisla of round timber—iheieraain
I der has bctfn boxed and woriipd for two or thre« years
I Terrnt:—6 months credit with cpproved security,
* title to be retained until paymeet. If preferrt ’, ca
j received, and discount allowed,
j At the same time and place, 1 will offer for gale a j , .,.q ;
! likely NEGRO BOY, aged about 14 yenrs—thescaie °
terms.
Pftrseas desirous cf viewing tbe land will call ob the
uodersigned, or upon Mr. Joht: McDonald who lives in
the immediate Aeighborhood of the tract, eiiher of whom
will take plessurs in showing it.
HECTOR MoNEILL,
-Adm r of Neill Q. McNeill.
July 21, 1863. 48 ts
CAPE FEA R LAIVD.««T'0R SA LI^
I OFFER for sal* my Lauds lying on the eaet side of
the river, ten miles below EUiabethtown. The river
tract contains four huadred and eighty-flve acres, of
which two hundred and fifty are cleared; there is on the
pl.-xee a new DwelUof containing eleven rooms; with all
necessary oat-buildiags. Adjoiniag, are eleven hun
dred aorts back lands, six of which is ewaop having a
FAITH FOR OUR COUNTRY.
One of the dutien of the hour, inoumbeut ou
every Christian patriot, is to have faith foT hi*
'uuntry. The face of the sky, latelj »o fair and
cloudless, so cheering to every beholder and so
full of encouragement tor the future, has been
overca.st, and dark clouds lower above us. R«
vovtsps have couie; trusted strongholds have iallen,
our armies victorious .on many a bloody field,
have been oompellcd to fall back, and our ene
mies superior in numbers are prewing us at all
j.»oints. Trnly the season is full of peril and
anxiety.
What then? Shall we way to desponden
cy? Shall we iri"e up 1 ope and determination
bee«»use our expeetarions of victory and u speedy
termination of the war have uot been realized?
Shall vre pre.ss t’orw?ird vrith lf.ss energy ou the
- oaif which iiavc bean ccapfllcd to take be-
‘ cau?? it is ht-djjed about ’.vith difficulti*‘S and dan-
cap not r.ow see our way through
them? (^od i'orbid. Such a cour.sc would be un
manly in the extrema, even if the condition of
our aifair!^ were much worse than it really ia. To
patertain the thought of giving up the struggle
in which we are engaged, betore the accomplish
ment of the object which we have in view, would
be to prove false to ourselves—to our brethren
who lie slaughtered on many a gory field, to our
country, to the interests of civilization and humani
ty and to those who are to come alter us. It
would also indicate a mind under the influence of
fear, wantiag alike in courage and fortitude and
all tbe nobler qualities of the soul, and in a knowl
edge of the teachings of the past. It would also
indicate a want of faith in which would m«rit
o*f .TS the pu.kl.ma„t that ooutd brfall .a ,
■ixtjr Msres are swamp very easy to drain The present crisis is not unlike those which
Persons wishing to make investments in good farm i overj^ individual, who hfts achieved any unuBual
ing lands would do well to call on me soon, or adircfs success in life, has had to tnr.‘'"ah. There
me at Elizabethtown.
July 18.
W. A.
ATKlNSdN.
48-9tpd
VALUABLE REAL £$>iTATE
FOR SALE.
1 HOUSE and LOT on Mumford Street, with C> rooma
and a good well of water in the yard.
1 BRICK STORE, two stories, on Person ssreet.
1 HOUSE on Arch street, 40 x 20, Lot about li'^0 feet
by tfO.
P. 8. All those indebted to me are requcai'd to come
forward and settle forthwith, as I caunot afford to hola
notes and accounts and pay taxes on them. All those
that can pay and will net do it by the9'b September, it
being Ceurt week, their notes and aceouuts vvlll be sold
at Auotiem by J. H. Cook, Auct'r. «
R. D. UAV13.
July 16, 186Jt. 461 f
RECEIVER’IS A'0TI4;E.
IN obedience to an order of the Confederate Court, all
persona against wh; »u le^rp.?s have been lAknu for
money due to alien enemies at or before ir)g Term,
18S2, of said Court, are hereby uotififd th.ii '.he inter-
Mt en said several suras of moanr up to .'lay 20th, 18t'>3,
is now due and ordered to be piia. 1 will attend at Ashe-
boro’ on Tuesday, Aug. 4th, uex': at Pittsboro’on Moo-
a./, uoxi, auu ■» on xueBJay, Aug.
18th, next, for the purpose of receiving said interest.
If not paid to me accortUagly executions will be issued
for the same and t^c eosut iu allcas^** iu addition tothe
interest, will be collected out of the UefeuJants
JOiry MANNING, Jr , Receiver.
July 20, 1863. * 4‘*-6t
^OO lbi». Ciuiu Arabic lor xale by
J. B. LEE.
Oct. 16. 69tf
P. TAYLOR
0 FFERS FOR SAL E
tiOFFEE, Sugar, Flour, Rice, Tobacco and Soap, Pow-
I der. Cooking Soda, white and col'd Spool Tnread,
Combs, Pins and Needles, Hats and BOoes.
One box ol sundry Goods just received from Charles
ton. 2 fine clotlj Cloaks for Ladies; Oentlemen’s fine
Qaiters; tireen and Black Tea.
P. TAi’LOR.
June 1, 1863. 38-3m3ti
$50 REWARD. ”
RAN.\WAY on Monday 25th May, my Bey NELSON;
he is copper complexion and weighs about 160 lbs.;
aged about 23 years. I will pay $50 for his delivery to
me or (26 for his confinement in Jail.
N. A. STEDM.\N.
June 1. 83-tf
JiiALT!
SACKS for sale by
U(>e 22
SALT!!
ROBERT MITCHELL.
88-tf
190
TOBACCO.
B(>XE3 VIRGINI.^ TOBACCO, various grades,
for sale on consignment, by
GEO. W. WILLIAMS It CO.
-3 31 tf
^ole Leather wauled.
9nrt(\ ‘Sknned SOLE LEATHER,
suitable for Belting. Apply to
_ , . U. MURPHY,
rayettev.ile \nr I 11. 20tf
AdminiNtrator^M A'olice.
subscriber having at December Term, 18C2, of
1 the County Court of Cumberland, qualified as Ad-
minutrator upon the Estate of N«iU Q. McNeill, dec’d,
noufies all persons having claims against the Estate to
present them wilhtn the time limiteU by law otherwise
this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
are re^ nested to make prompt payment.
HEOIOEMo(.F.IL[„AdB'r.
COW LO$$T.
M\ COW is 00 East side of Cape Fear, somewhere «d-
posite to Campbelit-on, being driven into the river
by boys and can’t find her way back. She is marked
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-
» r will iake her up -.ijj )ei know it, or brinfr her
up to mo in Campbell!on, wiil be liberally rewarded.
The said cow wis bought in (hH upper pari of Bladen
^nty at>d may probably fiad her way back to that
^ WATSON,
u, laia. 4e-uip4 tr
Fayetteville, June 29, 1363. 41tf
E^ypl Coal iTline.
The undersigned were, at the November Term of the
Confederate Court, District of North Carolina, ap
pointed .\ianagers of the Egypt Coal Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for the purpose ot
mining aud selling Coal, and solicit orders for the same
in ^ny desired quantity. Orders for any amount can j
be supplied on ^hort notice. The Goal from this pro- i
perty is undoubtedly tbe best in the Confederate States.
Applications may be made to Chaa B Mallett, Fayette
ville, N. C., or Jamss Browne, Charleston. S C.
CHARLES B. .MALLETT.
JAMES BROWNE.
Fayetteville, Jan’y 20, 1863. 96tf
GRIAO iSTOAE^i FOR SAL
The undersigned have taken the Agency for the sale
of Messrs W B Farrar « Co’s Grind Stones, and
have now on hand sites running from 18X2J inches to
6 feet by 11 inches: and can have cut at stiort notice
ANY tilZES wanted. Person.** in want of Grind Ston
will plpttse correspond with the undersigned, who •/-iH
111 orders promptly and guari*nte« the quality of the
grit as represented.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & JO.
Fayetteville, May 27, 1H63. 3”j.tf
ood, (400.) at the rate of sixty (CO cori.‘(. per month.
Tht wood to be delivered at the Arsenal, where it will
be properly corded. It ii»u.-fi conform sirictli/ to the
staniard measuremeat t'ur cord wood, viz: 8' x 4’ x 4'.
Proposals to be marked ■ I*ropo,salp for wood for -Act’g
Ass’t Quart irmaster."
m\tthew p. T WLOR.
Captain Corps An y, P. A C. S.
47-tf and .\.ct’g Aas’t Qairtermastar
^VAMTED.
A GOOD Cook and Baker, to cook for the Ordnance
Detachmenr. Good pay will be given. -Apply to
Capt. M P. TAVLOR ai the .Ar«enal.
Jnly 17. 47 If
:i
PRINTIMi
FIXTIRES
RECEIVER’^!* AOTSCE.
i PUKSU.\Ni;E of an order of the District Court, 1
her'by notify all persons, residine in the countie.J of
A
IVAIL^ FOR f!$ALE.
The high shoals iron CO. are p-.^pared t. mi
cash orders for Nails, at their factory, in Ga ston
county, N. C. Nails will bn dtlivered »t li-on Sta tien
on th» WilmingtoB, Charlotte & Ru'.herford Raili oad!
Address HIGH SHOA LS IRON CO.,
Iron, L^uooln county, N. C.
June 1», 1868 40-2mpl
Yoiiiig^’M ^niut itlachine]
ON HAND AND FOF; SALE. Those 3 teed-
ing had best order sooq, as materia) for makK v'g is
nearly worked up, and no more to be had
Address, ALEX. DICKSON,
Hillsboro’, Orange county. N. C
_ July 20 47-16tpd
i¥OTICE« ^
The UNDERSIGNED, both having entered the mili
tary service of the ConfoderAte States of America,
hereby give notice to their old customers and friends,
that they have appoimted John D. Starr and John d!
Williams, of this place, their attorneys t« collect either
separately or conjointly all moneys du* them either by
aceeunt 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 and make payment
STARR & WILLIAMS.
Bept. 19, 1861. .
OIL ANlTLAMFm^AM.'
lUNNERS’ and LUBRICATING OIL.
A LA 'ilP BLACK, in barrels. For sale by
JOS. R. BLOSSOM & CO.,
Mwehl,
a'jJ. Richmond, against whom Decrees of Sequestration
hs.ve been entered for the several amounts of their in-
'’i^btedneas to Alien Enemies, that I will be present U
the times and places raenlioneJ. for the purpose of re
ceiving the interest that m'ly be due upon the said debts.
Those wholisregard this notice, and who fail to set
tle previous to the 1st of September, will be in defuu
and an bxecution will issue immediately, for the inter
est aforesaid, and at the coat af the Dafendant.
It is recommended to those who are so di.'iposed, that
the present is the best opportunity to p.ay the princi
pal also, of said indebtedne.'S.
At Wilmington, from 12th to 18th August, inclusive,
9 A M., to ti P M.
At Whiteville, Thursday iOth August.
At Elizabethtown. Saturday. 22d August.
At Lumberton, Monday 2kh August.
At Rockingham, Wednesday 26th August.
Du BRUT/* CUTLAR, Receiver, &c
July 23. 50-tf I
To Colton Plaiilers. j
IHAV'E been appointed by the Secretary of the Trea- |
miry. Chief Agent for the purohas? of Cotton for the
Confederate Government within the State of North Caro
lina, and will pay for the same in 7 per cent. Bonds or
i Cash.
I Sub-Agents visiting the different parts of the State,
I buying in my name, will have written certificates of
appointment.
By order of the Secretary of the Treasury, all Coiton
pu.~chr.abd by myself or my agents, ou and after the
18tk' day of March 1863, will be paid for in 7 psr cent
Bonti’s or Cajh, and not 8 per cent. Bond^ as siAted tn
a fornier advertisement. Up to that time, however, the
8 per 0 ent. bonds will be furnished as stated.
PatriN'tio citiiens are now offered an opportunity to
aid the -(jio^’einmenL by selling to it their Cotton rather
lhan to priv.\te capitalists.
LEWIS 3. WILLIAMS.
.Chariot te, March 24, 1863. [c. d.] 14tf
l*alina Christi Reaus.
T1 IK Bubsi3riber will pay the highest cash prices for
any quantity of Palma Christi Beans.
Enrollln:; Office and KiaminlTi^ Board.
7tU t:oSQRK!iSIONAL DISTRICT,
-\sheboro’, N C., July 28. 1863
IN ACCORl).\N('E with General Orders No 14, Con
script Office. Camp riolmes, N. C., notice is hereby
given that ihc Kurolliijg Ofiicers aud Examining Board
w.”. vi:(it the counties C'-’uprising tb*' 7th Congrsssional
Di^t'ict at the foIlowlDg times and places:
80th Rfg’t -N. C. .Mi'itia, Annon county, at Wadesbo-
ro’, August 20*h.
81st Reg’t S C Militia, Anson county, at Wadesboro’,
August 21 St and 221.
8Sd Rpir’t N C Militia, Stanly county, af Albemarle,
Aueiifit 21.h m i 2oih.
r,2d Rp^’t N C Militia, Montgomery county, at Troy,
Aucu^-t 27th and 28ili.
r>I«t ileg't N C Militia, Moore county, at Carthage,
August olst and S^2ptember 1st and 2d.
4iHb Reg’t N C Militia, Cbathamcounty, at Pittgboro’,
Sept. 4th and 5th
50th Reg’t N C Militia, Chatham county, at Pittsboro’,
Sepf. 7th, 8ih and 9th.
O^ld Reg’t NC Miliii^, Randolph couuty, at Asheboro’,
•?»pt. 11th and 12ib
tiUh R^g't N ,‘lilitia, Randolph ceunty, at Ashe-
born', Sept 14th and loth.
ti’i'h Reg’t K C Miiitia, Davidson county, at Lexing
ton. Sept 17th and 18th.
i6.b Rog't N C Miliiiu, Dividson county, at Lcxing-
too, 8>>pt ly^.h. 21«t and 22d
Tbe IMlonal* ot' .Militia iic gimenis in this District will
•ee that the f»'l'>wing pcriions are present at the time
and places above specified:
All persons arriving at the aga of 18 since the last
I enrollment; all persons between the ages of 18 and 40
ypars who .nay be specially ordered before the Board
j or Enrolling oflicor; eace and every person between the
ages of 40 and 45 years, whether previously exempted
or not, aud all iiubsiitutc^s discharged from the service.
All peipons who fail to report (included in th« above
order) ai the places of rendezvous at the time appointed
will be considered as deserters.
J. M. LITTLE,
1st Lt and Enrolline Officer 7th Cong Dist.
PETER G. SNOWDEN,
Surg and Chairman Examining Board.
July 30. *’•]
Headquarters Co. G, 38d Reg’t N. C. T.
The followi.'ig' named members of my company are
ordered to report at Camp immediately or they will
be adv,»>-tised as dc^erter.s aud a reward offered for their
apprehension: Jesre Bradshaw, F. F. F.aircloth, Nathan
Hair, B. \. Howell, A S. :Murdock, M. Sikes A. D.
Singletary, Jno. Slone, E. Sheprtrd.
W. J. CALLAIS,
Capt. (Jo. G, :l3d Reg’t N. C. T.
.Aug. 5. • 62-3tpd
PRESSES AND
FOR ISALE.
By virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to me by Pet n-
J. Sinclair, May 30th, 1860, for th« purposes there
in mentioned, I offer for sale the PRESSES and FIX
TURES belonging to newspaper establishment, in the
town of Fayetteville, known as the “Nona Carolinian ”
Ik will be sold privately if desirable, and on accommo
dating terms.
If not sold Vefore, it will be offered at publfc sale cn
Taesday, the 8th day of September next.
GIO. W WIGHTMAN, Trustee.
Fayetteville. N. 0.. Jnly 25. 49-ts
The citizens ol .Tloore
_ County desire to vote for ALEXANDER
BrwBKETT for the Legislature, to fill the vacancy oc
casioned by tie resignation of Alex. Kelly.
Aug. 6. 63-3tpd
ITlcI«ElLL ACAOEHY'.
ON account of unforeseen causes, the next session at
the above named Academy will commence on the
24th insfc., instead of the 10th iast. as published before.
R. McCASKlLL, Principal
Aug. 4, 1863. 52-6tpd
^Real Eslat^l Auclion.
ON the 22d.inst., I shall sell at Auction, the LOT on
the west side of Green street, adjoining Dr. Robin
son and Col. Pemberton, 25^ feet front by 161 feet,
known ae the McR lokan or Jordan lot.
No. 66, ofc Ihe Railroad in Lower Fayetteville.
JOHN H. COOK, Auct’r.
August 10, 1868 3t
'^LT—SALT.
PERSONS wishing to purchase a good arUcle, will
find it to their advantage to call at the firm of
EASTERS S CO., at Little River. S. C., where they
keep on hand a large supply which they will sell at low
figures. There is also fine facilities tor KeUiog th*
up to the Railroad by flats. EASTSES &
Little River, k... C.
Aug. 5. 53 lyipd
f fcyc tevill e, Oct. 8.
J. A.
WORTH.
«7-tf
01XIE PRLnER,
FflL th« latlkB FoHo- A fartli«r Bupplj whoIe«»l«
1. J. SALS 4 SOW-
REWARD.
Deserted ou or about the 5th day of June 1863,
WM. POOLE, a private in Co. G, 33d Reg’t N C.
Troops. Said Poole is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 8
or 10 inches high, dark hair, blue eyes and light oom-
plfxion. I wiil give the above reward for hirj delivery
to me at camp. J- CALLAIS,
Capt. Co. G, 33d Reg’t N. C. T.
Aug. 52-atpd
WAIlTiaiK
A 4 or 6 hor«e powar Sn|m. witA fixtares ooa^lat«.
May XI. 1. JUKAUKftaom.
WAI¥TED,
A GOOD and experienced OVERSEER not subject to
ooneoriptlon. Apply to T. BbTHStiA.
Gilopolis, N. C.. Aug 7 53 3tpd
FajcUCTllle Arsenal and Armory, i
August tJ, 1863 j
II^MPLOYMENT will h'' given to 2 or 3 good BRICK
J M.VSONS if applioa .ion is made immediately-
62-3tl F L. CHILDS. Maj Comd’g.
A IterTfew date 1 will
pay 10 Centa per -j^ound for rags, or
the highest market price, delivered in
Fayetteville, or at my mills on Roctdisfa.
D. MUEPIIV
July 28. 1863. 60*/
FOR SA L^
A HOUSE and LOT at Knoxville, six miles above |
Elixabethtown, Bladen county, in a healthy loca- |
tion and good neighborhood. There are five rooms in |
the dwelling, necessary outhouses, Ac., all tolerably
new, and five acres of land.
GEO CROMARTIE.
July 30, 1863. 51-9tpd
Wanted to Hire,
I P HANDS to cut wood six miles East of Wilmington.
_L0 Vory'high wages paid in cash or salt.
—ALSO—
10 Carpenters to work in Fayetteville.
T. 8, LUTTERLOH.
Aug. 3, 1863. 61-2w
Oil iTlill lor «ale.
A SUPERIOR Hydraulic Press, Cast Iron Edge Mill,
2 Hulling Machines, Copper revalviag Heater, 1
Shafting and Pulleys. These workii are now in oper»
tion aa 1 offer a ohanee to any one wishing to cpjjs*' i i
tbe mwufacture of oil to buy and romove to tbe ii:.«iiur
of the country.
J4MKaF BMRH.
success in life, has had to pa.'ss tliiv"“^- There
have been periods in the history of most of u^,
when all our plans have failed and inevitable ruin
seemed to stare us in the face. The most careful
scrutiny could not discover a ray of light atmd
the surrounding gloom. But, pressing forward
with faith in the ultimate bles-sing of God on our
labors, wc have seen the clouds rolled away, and
the road to success and pro.^perity clear and open
before us. ' Our heavenly Father, with unerring
wisdona and infinite love, generally laads his chil
dren through these seasons of adversity and ap
parent defeat to victory and sucocph. Jjet us ic'.
and think in rcferenca to oar country a? we havs
done in reference to our indiviuual iutec€'*ti.
Nor Li the discipline of a?-ions materiallj- dif
ferent. No ouo of them, w.uch occupies a promi
nent place in the annals of the past or exerts a
controlling influence in the shitting draoifi ol the
present has escaped its seasons of cru.shing defeat
and apparently irretrievable disaster. The Israel
ites of old, God’s chosen people, were again and
again reduced to the greatest straits. To all hu-
upycmtnj-cca Ctiey nctc liuprle.itiljf lUlneQ.
But deliverance c^e at the right time. Greece
struggled up to greatness and empire through
reverst-'s more numprous and serious than any that
we have sustained. Rome, once the proud mis
tress of the world, so^reat her power, so terrible
her tame that a man could claim no higher honor
for himself than to say, “I am a Roman citizen,”
repeatedly saw her territory overrun and the ene
my thundering at her very gates, dallant little
Switzerland is a living demonstration of what a
people determined to be free can accomplish
against the greatest odds. Spain was at one time
overrun by the haughty and terrible legions of
Bonaparte. The most important portions of her
territory were in the possession of his Marshals,
and she was without a treasury or an army. Yet
Spain is free to-day.
These atid a thou.sand other instances stand out
like bright stars in the twilight of the past to
cheer and encourage us. Let no one say that
their circumstances were different. The advan
tage, if there be aoy, is on our side. They teach
us that our cause is not always hopeless when it
appears to be so; that fur brave men fighting in a
just cause and determined never to submit to op
pression, there is light even in the darkest hour.
Let us not be behind the illustrious axamples of
the past. Wc have a cause as just, rights as dear,
and interests aa great as they. Let us prove our
selves worthy of them.
To the christiau patriot, there is no ground
for despondency in the present condition ot affairs.
They have come, not by chance, but from God.
We have deserved far severer chastisement than
we have received, and we arc warranted by past
experience in believing tliat He will restore the
light of victory when we. properly humble our
selves before Him. ^ihe fate of this war is in
llis hand?. He can terminate u in our lavor
when ever He plearies, and that too without any
miraculous or even extraon’inary interpositioi;
will sell at low j \ single victory ou ou.: ^art, discord among our
«euiagthe F ,remiss, lofcij;a aid, or auy one ot a multitude
brought into operation and
change ti^c -.vhoie aspect ofat^'..ir8 That he v.ill
do this if we are true to him wc cannot l.»ubt.
Let us then be clieerful and hopeful for the fu
ture Let us tuui a deat ear to croakers and
cowards, and facing the dangers which threaten
us have a firm and abiding faith in God not only
for ourselves but also for our country.
Biblical Recorder.
TESTA,TIE.\T.^ A-^D
CONPEDBR.iTE States Bible Society Testaments.
A Collection of Sabbath School Hymns.
For sale by E J. HALE & SONS.
June 1.
A tiEJM!
The 3i'ew Styl^ 81114II,
COLORED PHOTOt^RiPHS,
AT
VaHOi>dfiir» Gallery.
ART.
Woodvrard’8 Solar Camera.
PHOTOGRAPHS can be had at Vanorsdsll’s Skylight
Gailery,^ay street, oppesite Marble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C.: plain, retouched, colored, in water
colors, oil and pastile; from small to life dize. Ambro-
types, Melaneotypes, and all other styles of Piciures
pertain) Jf to the Art. Alse, Gilt Frames, Gilt M»uW
inf, OUf > for very large pictures—as large as 23 by 86,
inches. Cord and Tassels for bsnging pictmes; Instro-
ments. Stock and Chemicals for sale low for c*sa- 1*“®
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