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I’KINl'Kn ^lONl)AVS ^\l) TTnM?si)\Y.?
J. HALE &. SO>S,
FI TTORS \\n T’ROPRIKTOUR.
■ioe for .he Serni-Wppkly Obskuvkr (),), p^;,}
'I'iv'inot*
hor the orkly ORsBPvpn $} OO
.I'tv'ilico.
1' r annutn, pnM in
*^A1)VKRTISFMKXTS ,nseriel for S2 per . u»ro
X.f 16 Hues for rhe first, and one d->IUr for each s.ic-
coo.iwg pnbiicaMon. A.lvmisemenls not exce^ Iine .
-l.Kire (eijrht lino ) «?1 for (ho fir.t «n-l 50 o«fs i
lor.vi',h Puococ.ling puhlioation. A.Jyerti!ors »rc re
qt.- to stale th^ nnmher of in:»erlions ilesirt'tl. or j
Ihov will be continue-l till forhi.l. ar\-\ ohnrge.J nt'cor.l- '
iujtiy. ' I
Atlveriiseni. 'Its Continued
tertisemen'o.
»Y Tin: GOVKIl\»u OK \OKTII ( \UOU.\A.
a*HM B.A.II %TIOi\.
\\f *' 'I iiKinb- r of public uifeMTics h:ivi- rec.ont
M '.V bci :i h.'l i it\ vari'in portions >)f t'le Sta^o. in
soni' of whiiili tiir uf- hive b.ou m nJe of c.'tnbinnJ
r*‘xistancp to thf (XHculio i of tliJ* iiiw.-^ i.'f Congres?. in
r«'?;ini to conscripti.-n n.ij (he colleotion of ta:^t s. thi're
bj en.lHuceritin (he puh'io pcacs and irAn.piitity ns
w )' 1 'h(> f.>ni>n .’1 c:vU'e of ir)df*nerJl(?oc,’, wi.-tth wi'
h,iv.> . y riiKi.-p,l to defeull: And whi>re;i] li
i-. ny s» r-> .i„(v to ae.' all the l;w« of tho lanJ fai’th-
nniv i, ... 1 .julet aii.l order maintaiueJ withiu
our Nonlvr?^
Nj-. -b.-rcrMv. I ZKBTLON IV VANCK, Gover-ior
ef the S! !it.‘ (,f v-v(h «’ vroIini, Io I8.«ue this ni_v Pro>
I'lni uioii, o.imi;! \n ';i>g al’ siirh pereond to ri'noiitice stu h
•’ T--\.niuc fhem to bewire of ti.e
ac'3 L'f carrying ,- iich tLron'-
UST OF CHARGES FOR PASSE\«ERS.
vvnjj:.
SEPTExMBER
obarcjrd as n *w ad
Fr'^m ail
Ml).;
ribor
- w.:u
tiuio
SPKCIAL NOTIOK.
I tfr'lii ,lrt.>, noii;>,,u>. Th :u'w
Kilt be enti-red without p.»'>-,u.o«t n.ivf«noo, i
> i = -tich «ub: ^ibej-s for a lon«r
(nan is pnid fur.
SiioL ofor.r .Id --ibscribers as desire to take the pa
per on this n-stem will please u- ify „s when making
remit.ances. j„^ ^
UMi. *ircL,. .?Jf AM 1-,
Attorney at Law,
FAYETTEVlIiLK, N. C.
JTILL attend the County and Supevior rourts of
Cumberland, Harnett, Moore and Robeson Coun
ties. Prompt attention given to the collection of all
claims entrusted to his hands.
Oct. 17. 1859. 5g.,f
BEO. W. WILLHMS & CO.,
lVlioli*«ale Dealers in fiirocerit'K,
ANP IMPORTERS AND T»EAT-ERS IN
hardware and Cutlfry, Swedfs Iron, &c,,
HAT STRKET, FVYETTKVILLK, N. C.
Juiy -1, 1S;U. 3,;,f
JOS, LtI. EV,
iil'oeer and C'ommissioti .fterehant,
FAYKTTEVILLE, N. C.
•lan’y 10, 18G3. 93-tf j
T. C. & B. «. H ORTH,
!v.l :t
crimi-i i! .md l.ifi!
in'll c.\ oini n.
1 !' • it'^li - r.-ihle
iiij'' tujTi 111'
P't th;T Vi’ !. its li:-
sj.. ii:. .•in i i I'.',' p/’.
'il- n. by t iio most 8
fin^I . rurl'fT in
t h> .s.i i; ' ■: - i;. •
of i iv,. .it! ! imii I'
j t'-...: t.>ivs,. } iy
' ti'IU :.f th. r I' ' 1,
purvi -.r, 'I. I', -r f.
sisr-int^' to thorn ! v
; com‘'iti i‘io;t. h ; n
I coiinir; 1. ' V > .
■ Iaw>
I tvd
itiil •.nvalu‘'.ble rigbt of tJ;- pcoplo l.i
an 1 MiisuU for the coinin.'n g iod. to
i-'.iry concomitants, the free fim of
■■». av secured to you, iny c.'UDtr}
. .I compacts. They shvil! nevrr
iVe! you will renio'-brr thu
hich iTuar.ititee thew^ (frent rifjli'.-s
iia 0. ’vill\i.; :)j(> oounda
H; • II in? th'} inu 'fiuy of ?:eei’ ^
' H' f trtnii^ri'.-se 1 Tne Conj'.itu-
ru'" and -ill laws passed in
‘ i^uprrme law of the land; rc-
cniiibin'.tirn is ireison, and without
'■) i '-inje ‘ip.iircx ihe laws of your
!i ’ he dec'iTPd So l^nj; as the^e
r.- i:a;u uf -n tr.e .-tatute book they shall be execu-
>ur..ly, !uy c uatrynicn you would ufit eeei^ to
eiire (he ev^ls of ono -ev,.Union by plunp'ng the country
uit,> .mnt.i. r \ uu will not ka jwingly, to (he present
I J „ Je-eUfin;; war with the coinmo:i enemy, add the hor
W he County and Supevior Courts of i rors of internal strife and entire subversian of law .and
M C umberland, Harnett. Moore and Robeson Poiin. I Civil authoritj.' You must not ^orfcet the enviable
character wliich you '.ave always maintained, twa sober,
C'nservative an.l law abi,line people; nor would 1 have
you to foriref the pbiiii. easv and ronrtitnfional method
of redressing your gr!^.vance9. Meet and ienounce any
oxis:ni^ lawH if you thiuK prop r—>ou hate that right
rnl uisTuct your rcpr« sentatives in forpress or
the Sia’e L.-e;-*'ai!ue. as the c»se may be. to rtpea-
(hem \ onr own chosen servants made those o^noxi..us
laws—they can repeal them, if such >»re your iustruc/
tious If y..u lejjud them as imconstiiutional. our Ju
preme Court sits ready lo d.'cide upon all cases proper
ly brotjght before it Its derisions are final in the ^
Slate of North Carolina, an.1 shall be execut.*d while!
the powpr remains in your Executive to enforce any :
law. There is n-> frrievauco to redress and no proposi !
tion to be made, but can be njost beuefioially etf'es'.eJ in i
the way oar fathers nnrkxl .uit by ih j ballot-box, and 1
the other con-'tim'i na’dy appointed means. In limes 1
of fft^af ptibhi’ pon'ibi !'y t:ke the present, any depar 1
lure from this ’.t-eal channel is revolutionary and d ju
J' 1 • in — 1 and IcTids to the division aud di3*riction of our !
(omaih^ion and Forwarding Merchan(fi,' r^^pie !
It IS my great deiire, and, I hope, Ibat of all good
3 ,M) t
4 It) I
5 00 j
f10 00 i
•t 60 j
.i 60 I
t; ;
.s Ott ■
DOW.’V.
From Fayetteville to Wilmington,
“ “ “ Elizabeth,
“ While Hall,
“ “ “ Keliy’H Cove,
“ “ All points below,
SEf^OND CLASS, OK DKt'K.
From Fayetteville to Wilmington.
“ *. 4 Kliznbeth.
“ Whitehall,
** “ “ Kelly’s t'ove.
** “ *■ All points l>eIow.
IP.
From Wilminj^ton to FayetU'ville.
“ " “ K>“!ly’s (’ove,
“ “ “ While HhI!.
“ “ “ Klizibnth.
“ " ‘‘ T’rospect IfaH.
“ “ “ All points above,
SECOND CLAS.^, OR I'KCIC.
Prom Wilminpton t6 Fayetteville.
“ “ “ tol'y’B Cov^,
“ “ “ White {f ill,
c'ecoiid or urci 1
lower deck or pay t'uli price, or sam
An extra charge will be made for Wav P.assen-
ger.-> get!in? into Rerihs dHiing day time, aul for oocb-
pying a Berib with their boots or shoen nn, at the
discretion of t.*ie Taptaia
.). A WORTH, forC-. F l?t’m B’t Co.
R M. ORKiiliL. for rit’ra Kale and ,'^n.
T. S LUITKKLOH.
May 4, 26-tf
Prom and after IBiin
date the Steamer A. P. HURT will
leave at 8 o’clock, A. M., on Monday
and Thursday , JOS A. WORTH,
^pril «—17if ] Ap’t C F. Steam Boat Co.
WESTERli RAIL ICOAD.
The Trains of tUis Road leave Fayetteville daily,
(Sundays excepted) at 8 o’clock. A. M., and re
turning leave Mclver’s at 1 o’cl«cK. P ,\I,
Tr^tn MONDAY, WEDNESDAVund FRIDAY.
By order of the President.
' JNO. M. ROSE,
Treas'r and Act'e Trans. Ae’t,
‘’•’MP6S.
r^ARfilE OF FI/RiVlTfrRE
I AT AUCTIOX.
The Subscriber, as Executor of Thom'ip WaddiM d’-
cease.l, will olFor fir 8-le,
On Thursday the 1st of October next,
At tho FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL.
j 113 the lloui^eliold & Kitfhen rurnilure
ne!on»ioc to ■»aiil Kslat(>. The vtic'.ea con«''jt of Beds
.?lnnkets. iiedsfeads. Tables, Chairs, Plates, Knives ani
torks. ( ookin^ Utensilrf.
—ALSO-
Horse and Carriage; I one Horse Wagon,
^^ows and Ho«rs.
T-»m‘ u Sh1,«. w, McL McK\r. Ex’r.
f .v-'ftov-Up, S!.n». 10,
$10 ( ■
5 Oil
C. 60
7 (ta
10 ("'
$5 OP
^ CO
•1 on
■/J’
tnnm stay on
as First Cla«s
Jan. 22,'
97tf
WILMINGTON, N
Jan'y 28, 1861
0.
84tf
^ FEW L.\DIES can be accommodated with board at
T. C.
V\ R D
1 can be
tie Seminary.
Sept. 12. 1S51.
JOHNSON, WILLIAMS & CO.,
$$ALT .TlAKER«i.
HOOPER.
,SC-
have thirty i30
tT east of Wilmingto
citiieus, that ur people should remain united, befall us
what may Should we triumph iu th“ great struggle
for iodependenc?. let no feelings of revenge, no bitter
ness, mar the rejoi.’inzof that glorious day Should we
j fall, and come sli^ri of tha’. great object for which we
I have struggled eo !-ng and bled so freely, let n )t our
_ .strifi s and domestic feu Is ad 1 to the bitterness of defeat.
Attempts suddenly to change the existing order o'*
i tiuniTs Would only re.sult in bloo l«hed and ruin. I
j therefore in;plore you, my countrymen, of all shales of
j p-tUiicHl opinion, to from ftss*mblin^ toi^etber
i for the rnrpose of denouncing c«ch other, whether at
A«HEVII.I.E, ¥. V.
WILL open the EAGLE HOTEL for the re
ception of Guests th^first of Jua«'. an i 1 hope
be able to entertain from sev- >ity-five to a
hundred persons during the Summer.
.In connection with tl.is largo Hotel, T have a nunjber
of Hacks. ( irri’ijes. Bugces and Saddle Horses tl;at
my guests can e*t at a minute's noiice.
J. M. BLAIR,
Proprietor Eagle Hotel, V-b ■ ille, N. C.
May 1.1,1
FayettevillQ, Sept. 2d, 1863.
VrOTICE is hereby given, that a Depot is now op«n at
this pJace. for the reception of tn« T AX ES (in kind)
dui under Act of the Confederate Congress, approved
April 24, 18t)3. ^
Farmers and Planters having articles r. :.ily for de
livery, can forward tc this D»pot at once. Receipts
will be given subject to endorsement on ihe Asacsadr’a
estimates when made
This being a central point, and convenient for di^tri-
N'OTICB.
4 T »p'f>tnbcr T-riii of tha Tourt of Pleas A
. V y i ir-l-. r Se^sims of Cuwborland County, the sub-
orit , r was-ivpoinie 1 Administrator of the Estate pf
'■'-c late Jvmes A J Braiiford. Persons indebted to
■ 7 ini .'-i >%• ..;u- ! ni ik' payj'iont to me Those having
tft'.' I (> >T>p .'iru't prc«>?nt •bcTn in '!ue tioo#
or this naticc ^ili be pleaded in bar of a recovery.
I’ETER P. JOHNSON.
Sept. 12.
r rRTIIKIl X(JTK’H.
On ^.\TURl).i^ the 3d 'f October, at ciy store in
F.iyettpville, 1 will sell sun Iry articles of perf-onal pro
perty bclonifing to tho late James A J. Brr.lford. A-
tiiyjig tbein is a fine Gold Watch, an excellent Clock of
^ Ware, fable Cutlery, choice Books
:vnd other valuable articles Also, ^2000 iu Confede
rate 8 per cent B(,nds. Terms: Six month’s credit
I’t^TER P. JOHNSON, Adm’r.
Sept. 12. 1868. 6S-2t *
Presbyterian copy twice.
300 ACETEf!^ OE EA.liD lor Sal^.
'^rilE attention of persons wishing lo invost Iheir
money is called to 3flO acrcs oi Land situate six
miles south of Chapel Hill and eight miles south-west
of Hills’oaro’. The entire tract is well wooded in Chest
nut Oak, and part if cleared would do well for cuUiva-
fi.on. Af the commencement of fhe war the abovo
tract had on it a good Saw Mill and well conducted
Tan \ ard, but owing to the parties who owned if hav
ing their time fully engaeed, the fixtures have becom*
oi;t of repair. There is however the Mill and Bark
houses &nd several other buildings and also a first rate
Mill Dam.
For fiir'ber information application can be made to
A. MICKLE, Chapel Hill, or
H. J. ASHE, Wilmiogton. N. C
Aug. 28 59.6t
Standard Ct and bill to this Office.
MIealii Eii^rine for S»ale.
f|MIE undersigned olfers for stie a STEAM ENGINE
1 of 20 Horse P.iwer, and a tfood Cylinder Boiler 32
feel lotig and 36 inches diameter. Also, if desired, all
the flxtares of a Circular Saw Mill.
•ALSO, 32 feet of very good Shafting, 8 iaches ia di-
araeter, with couplings
It not dispot-ed of a* private sale, the above will be
offered to the highest bidder on the 23d day of Septem
ber next. Tcrm^ash; delivery on or after the 1st day
of October. HENRY E. COLTON.
Kerosene Oil Works, Fayetteville, N. C.
Aur. ’^7. 58tf
i pans now in operation nine miles , or the army, and to avoid seeking any remedy ^'*tion, it is desired as far as practicable ;hat tax pay- j 1 •^CRES of LAN^ with good hailding and ex-
;ton. Parties wishing to supply i fp*"of ih * times by other than legal means an I - 0^ ***®s at this Depot j cellent water. The upland timber is pine.
c. - lug to 8UJ.ply
tnem.selves with salt, can be furnished by applying to
A. Johnson. Jr . Agent at F.ayettevilie, to E ' Pag.*,
manager at the works, or to
J. M WILLIAMS,
Qaneral Supprintendont
Fayetteville, Nov. 20, 1862. Sltf
WA.l^TED.
2^aa bushels whe.\t,
,?)UU l.'WO “ CORN.
■^ersons having the above articles to sell will receive
the highest Cash price by calling on Mr. M Thooiasou.
at the Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, or on the subscri
ber at hie old stand on Market Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON. Jr.
Nov. 5. lSf,2. 7otf
ARTIV HAR.\E*i».«i>.
1AM prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
narneps for .\rray use. 1 tan my leather and can
give good burgains, A;reuts wil. do well to send their
or loro to me as rh. y ^'» ill have prov.jpt attention, and
ietit otf in quick dispatch. JOHN CARTER.
Qoiittton P. 0.. Chatham Co., N. C., I
June 1.3. 1862 j
34tf
tJOO ll»«. (wiitn Arabic lor **ale bv
J. R. LEE.*
Oal. lu. B9if
SAET! SALT!!
SACE>^ for sale by
I)**! 22
ROBFRT MITCHELL.
88-tf
TOBACCO.
1 QA VIRGINIA TOBACCO, various grades,
1 t/U for sale on consignment, by
GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
May 23. 31 tf
Pave’
Mole Leather wanted.
3ned S
Applj
le \ir.l li.
OAAA LBS. of heavy well tanned S'»LE LEATHER,
iwUUv suitable for Belting.
MURPHY
20tf
Administrator^ .\otiee.
The subscrihnr iiavuig ai December Term. 1862, of
the C 'unty Court ol Cumberland, qualified as Ad-
minmrutor upon the E.‘.;aie of Neil! G. .McNeill, dec’d,
notifies all persons having cki.im3 against the Est.»te to
present them within the time limited by law, otherwise
this nrtice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
are reqaeste.l to maKe prompt payment.
HECTOR McNKTLL. Adn' r
D^ 10. 1P«2 .
4 0 W
My COW is on East side of Cape Fear, somewhere op
posite lo Campb>>lIton, being driven into the river
by boys and can’t find her way b.ack. She is marked
with crop in e:icb ear, has a bell on, white la her face,
white on b i>:k an I belly, red on neok and "iiice. Wbo-
••V.T will t .Kp her up ani let me kmw it, or bring her
up ’ m.‘ in '’ampbolli-.n, will be liberally rewarded.
The said 'ow was bought in the upper part of Bladen
C*'unty i';d tnay probably find her way back to that
• our.T )NO. A 'WATSON.
'o'j VJ IR. •: »o V’.tr ' •'
OIL AND LAMP BLACK.
TANNERS’ and LUBRICATING OIL.
LAMP BLACK in barrels. For sale by
JOS. R. BLOSSOM Si CO.,
Wilmington. N. C
M»roh T. «
through the properly constiiurcd authorities. We are
, einb.arked in the hoiie-t of all causes wbich can stir the
j hearts of pafrijts—the ciu'c of" liberty an J ind«'pen
I dence We are committed to it by every ti; that can
i bind )ln b inorshle pe-q le Multitu ie.s of our nravest
{ and best have already sjaled U with their blood, whilst
i others, giving up all earthly p'>.ss?‘ssions. are either lan-
, guishing in dun^«*ons or are jmeless wanderers through
j the land, and all have felt, in a greater or less degree,
j liie ii’oo hand ■' war A great and glorious nation is
strtgglini t.i be born an 1 wondt'ring kingdoms and dis
tant empires an* stilled with listening hope and admi
ration, watoh'niz this greatest of human events Let
them not, I j ray y.m, he -hocke.l with the -pect.icle of
domestic str-fo. ml o.'t'y. malignant feuds. L.>t not
our enemy b" rej >iced to behold our sironfj-arrns and
strougpr devotion, which hitve often made him tremble,
turned agaiiiHi uurhivv'-Lei us rather show that the
God of Liberty i? ir. His Holy Temple—the he'r'-s 01 free
man—an i hi I dl the p *ity bickerings of earth kerp si
lence before 11 im
lni"tea 1 of enriging in this unholy and unpatriotic
strife and tbrea'ei3ing to resist ihe laws of the land and
endangt-ring th*' pe*-'e of society, let us prepare dili-
g»ntly and with hoppful hearts for the hardships and
sufferings of the coming winter. Heaven has bleesed
us wuh ab.in lant crops, but thou>^anls of the poor are
iinabl to purchase. Lt-i iis ^leein in time and use every
eff"rt to proviie fir them ani secure them acainst suf
fering. And let us exert our-elves to the utmost to re
turn to -iuty :h» nun}- br;»vif hut ini.sguided men who
have left their ■ i.r 'ry -i tl'-g in the hour of dftager, and
God will yet bl«« us and our children, and our chil
dren s children wii! thank us for not despairing of the
Republic in its djtrkest hours of disaster, and still more.
f-)T adberin? to and preserving, amid the fiery trials of
war. conxervitivp sentimi'nts and the rights and civil
liberties of ttie yoiine Confederacy,
^ . In wi.'ae-s w!i*re-»f, ZuBULtN B. Vancb, our
\ t. s V Governor, Cajiiain Gerujral and Commander in-
—Chief, h ith sig-iod these preser.ts and caused
the Great S.*al of fji» .Sfate to be affixel.
Djne 9t the city of Ra leigh, this 7th di»^y of Septem
ber, A D. If'rt':, arid in the year of .Vmer’can Inde
pendence the ^8th ' Z. B. VANCE.
By the Gov.'ru'ir:
R. H. Batti.k, Jr., Private S?;’y.
Sept 8 02 2w
Fa>ett«*ville Arsenal and Armory,)
FAVKrrsviLLB, N. C , June 21i, I8»>i j
WA'VTEO.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100) BOUNTY.
Having rcceivel •.■Itliority fro n ttie Secretary of
^ War to incri,‘a?e the str.^ugth of the present Corps
i at this .^rnena!, the iiT; !ersigTied will enlist one hun-
I dred : 100) non if'tinrr'ipts for that purpose Those 8ub-
! j -ct to ociscrip:iou nre’i 'lot npphf.
j '1 rau-^ferrf ati-l .‘x':h*ifxg-vj of i.a.^n now in Bervice cxii-
: not be made.
I MATTHEW P. TAYLOR, Capt. C. 8. A.
j June 8. SiiLf
prepared to furnish my \>ork on Surgery
stjb-icribers and others who mny wish tj pur-
. - - Depot
Liberal compensation will be made to persons deliver
ing articles at a distance of over eight miles.
at the store formerly occupied by Starr & Wil-
J. M WILLIAMS,
CO-ituJ Agent for Cnnihcrluad county.
SI RGEUl for FIELD and HOSPITAL^
I AM n
to sul
cha
On the receip* of {•'>.('>) tlieb^ok will’ e sent by mail,
postage paid. EDWARD WAHREN, M. D.
R-ileigh, Aug 20. 18«.i. 58-lm
WANTED, for tlie Hospital at Fort Fisher,
1)0ULTR^, Chickens, Butter and oth^r delicacies for
the sick Soldiers at this Hospital Persons having
ihe«e articles c.an obtain the market price on applica-
tiou to the subscriber at his old stanl or at .Mr. John
Culbreth’9 at tha foot of Hay Mount. '
R..E. HEll'K, Gen’i Ag't.
ALSO,
Wanted for the above Post, 200.0i>0 ibg. HAY.
R. E. HEIDE. Gen’i Ag’t.
Aug. 2.’i. r>8-tf
IjERSoNS wishing to purchase a good
find it 10 their advantage to call at the firm
SALT—ALT.
article, will
of
EASTERS &. CO., at Little River. S. (3., where they
keep ou haml a large supply which they will sell at low
figur.»8. There is also fine facilities for getting the Salt
up to the Railroad by flats. EASTERS i CO.,
Little River, 8. C.
Aug. /». 6i?-lf)tp«l
After tIliM date fl wiSI
pay 10 Cents per pound for rags, or
the highest market price, delivered in
Fayetterille, or at my milia on Rockfish.
D. MURPHY.
Jalj 26, 1B«3. 60tf
OFFICR OF THE \rT'K VSS’T Ol’ARTKRMASTKR, )
Faycftt*vlll»‘ Ars«‘nal and Armory, >
FAVt;Trevii.i.B, N. (!., July 17, 18ti'l. j
WOOD WAATEI>.
MEALED l’R>POSALS will be received for the deliv-
ery of four hundred cords of good sound black-jack
wood, j[4o0.^ at the rate of sixty (CO cards; per month.
The wood to be delivered at the Arsenal, where it will
be properly corded. It must conform strictly to the
standard nieasureaieat for cord wood, viz: 8’ x 4’ x 4’.
Prop jsals to be marked “Proposals for wood for Acf’g
Ass’t (Quartermaster”
MATTHEW P. TAYLOR,
Captain Corps Art’y, P. A. C. S.
47-tf and Act’g Ass't (jiiarlerma.star.
F.WKTTKVIL
hKmWi .\Ni) wm\, )
AutJ. -7, 185o. j
sto€:ks
fPHK partiafi froDi whom bids wi;re accupied havinir
X t^viled to execute the proper contract, proposals will
be received until the 20ih day of SEPTK.MBER next
for the delivery of 60,(KK) Walnut Rifle Stocks at this
Arsenal and Armory.
Bids will be considered either for the whole or any
part, not less than lO^X)
Specificationd will be furnished on application to
J)2tt] M ! j P. L. CHI IDS, Comd’g Officer.
«iarA. F. Elarring^ton, now in the
I Confederate Army, ia hereby announced as a candidate
for the Legislature from Moore oouaty.
A.ugastl8v 5€*lmp4
As iiMiial tlie Blockade
WILL *ompeI us to do what we should have done be
fore this, wait upon yourself and cut loose from the
enemy. The proprietors having started the manufac
turing of all kinds of BOBBINS for F i-.tories in th^
SoutbeiTj States, will be abl* to fill orders af short
notice. Work delivered in Fayetteville, N C.
Address D. L. KIVETT.
Manchester, Cumbc-iland. N. C.
June 9. 18fi3 3t’> 6mpd
The Cedar Faffb BoV
bin Co. are now prepa»-ed to furnish, at
short aotic'.*, all k^tilr ot ROBBINS.
SPOOLS aud QU1LL8, &c , suitiibie lor W;-,!en and
Cotton .Mills. J. M. ODELL. A,jfnt.
Cedar Falls. N. C.. July 9. ISfwi. fitnpd
To Cotton rianter*.
I HAVE been appointed by the Secretary of the Trea
sury, Chief Agent f*r the purchass of Cotton for the
Confederate Government within the State of Not*tn (Caro
lina. and will pay fcr the same .n 7 per cent. Binds or
Cash.
Sub-Agentg visiting (he different parts of th.? State,
buying in oiy name, will .iHve written r»rtifi->ate.s of
appointment.
By order of the Secretary of the Treasury, all Coitou
purchased by mysalf or oiy agents, on and after the
18th day of .March 18G3, will b« paid for in 7 per cent
Bonds »r Cash, and mt 8 per cent. Bondi as stated lu
u former rt.dv«rliHaiu»nt l/p to toat tiaio. however, the
8 per cent. t>onds will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citizens are now offered an ojiportunity lo
aid the Government by selling to it litair Oottoa ratlier
than to private capitalists.
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, ^arch 24, 1863. [c. n.] 14if
WAI^TEB,
Bank notes of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Virginia and Georgia.
Also, North Carolina six per cent. Fundable Notes.
Also, North Carolina six j*er cent. Bonds, new issutj.
W. li. RICHARDStJN & c6..
Brokers, Raleigh, N. C.
.March 9. 9tf
Brinj; in your Cane.
\\7E h.ave at work the very superior Iron Roller Sugar
Tf Cane Mill and ten good Kettles The Ji^on Mill
pre-Hi's out all tho juice from the cane, the wooden
rollers iboui one-halt’.
Terr/is of Toll —tiaantity -/hich will maita n b.arrel or
less one-half th-j .syrup (iuaniitie.i groat»r otia thii-d.
Persons having small crops would do we^l to club. An
acre of good cane will yield 80 gallons or more of s-7vup.
H E. o;lton.
JNO. KIRKPATRICK.
Sept 7. (71.
oik and hickory, swamp is gum, |>oplar and juniper.
Situated on the head of Ellis’s Creek in Bladen county,
6 miles Baf^t of the Capo Fear River. Any one wishing
to purchase can apply to tho subscriber or R. P. Mel
vin, Sheriff, at Elixabeth, Bladen county, who will take
pleasure in showing the premises.
J. N. McCOLL.
Sept. 1, 1,"63. 61-l»tpd
.\OTICE.
CONSCRIPT OFFICE, 1
Camp Holkes, Aug 27th, 1883/
1 THOSE persons enrolled or liable to enrollment
« who can furnish horses will, for the present, be ac
ceptel with their horses, and receive cavalry pay, to be
temporarily employed as mounted men while the necessi
ty continues, remaining for the time on duly in this
Slate, for purposes of guard and patrol. It is desired
that they report with their horses without delay at this
Camp or Camp Vance, near .Morganton, as may be most
convenient.
11. Citiiens who desire to promote the safety and in
terests of the army Sy discouraging desertion, or who
desire to save their neighborhoods from the inevitable*
mischiefs of marauding, terror and insecurity that must
grow out of the presence of lawless deserters and skul
kers, can be made useful by tendering their aid to the
enrolling officers They can render service as guides
and in swelling tho number:?of patrols sen* out by au
thority A few dAys absence, a' most, only would be
required of them Th-'re is no provision of law under
which pay can be given them, bu' all their expenses of
siibHistencp, lodging and forage will be paid, and a lib
eral hire sllowed for the use of their horses.
By order of
Col PETER MALLETT,
Commandant of Conscripts for N. C.
J. W. Mallktt, .Adjutant
Aug 28. [r. s. j.] 59 8w
WAATEO,
1WL''H to hiiv by the day or for the balance of the
yt'a’’. I'IFT\ GOOD H.\NDS liocastomed to Railroad
w nk, ti. be eniployad iu cutting a canal throuf.h Lion
Sw.iTip in Bla ien o.isty. G ;>d wai>es will be paid and
t hands wi'd be well f>'d. -\pply 10 me at Fayetteville,,
or to B. G 'Vor'h ai Wilmington, or A. P. Hurt.
We vr >u' I he will-ng to contract (he work by the yard.
The job i.s a large on^ an.l will b? worth looking after,
JOS. A. WORTH.
Aug 27. 68-6w
In^iane A«%Siiim
rrHE Board of Directors ot t'ds Inatitw.'ion sFtsh to til!
X the officc of Matron, now vi o.int Is'oae other than
unencumbered fetn.ales need apply For ini':>rmation.
respecting the duties, &o , of the office, apply to the
undersized. ed. c, FI^^HER,
Phjuciaa »&d Superiaiead«nt>
Au«. Us 56,ew
C'otton Yarn lor Wool.
Notice is hereby gi,ven that after this date (except
in ca'.'S where we have bargained for Wool accord
ing to the terms of our advertisement of the 30th of
May, which terms are now revoked,) we will give 1 bun
dle of Cotton Yarn for 4 lbs. of Wool iinwa.‘«hed, or
8 lbs. w*^ho«l 'aud pioke.J. Thifl change in made at ttie
ln«tanc^ of the Quamrmaster at Raleigh, in order to
nrake the terms of exchange uniform throughout the
GSO W. WILLIAMS & CO.
Fayetteville, June 29, 1863. 41tr
Coal iVliuc.
The undersigned were, at Ihe November Term of the
Confederate Court. District of North Carolina, ap
pointed Managers of the Egypt Coal Mine property,
and have entered into copartnership for (he purpose of
mining and selling ('oal, .and solicit orders for the same
in any desired quantity. Orders for any amount can
be supplied on short notice. The (’oal from this pro-
i(erty is undotibtftdly the best in the Confederate States.
Applicati'.ins tnay he ipado to ''"n is B Mallett, Fayette
ville. N. C , or Jatnetj Browne, (^’harleston. S. C.
CHARLES B. MALLETT
JA-'IKS BROWNE
F.ayettcville, Jan’y 20, ^^68. 96tf
KI A' l> ^TO> FOA L^.~
flIHE undersigned have tak -n the .Agency for the sale
I of Messrs W B Farrar * ’s Grim! Stones, and
hi'.va now on hand .^izes runutnr from 18X2^ inches to
j G feet by 11 inches; aa J can have rut at short notice
.ANY SIZES wante 1. Persiios in want of Grind Stones
will jlease corrcspoml wj^ih the undersigned, who will
fill orders p-omptlv and Ku*iran(es ehe qualify of the
grit as repre.sent.ed. •
GEO. W. williams & CO.
Fayetteville, May 27, 1863. 32-tf
WAATEI>,
Two large furni.s'icd ROOMS ia a plea.sant part of
Fay«(tteville, with board for a lady, two children and
two servants. Apply through Box 176 P. 0., or hy let*
ter to GoL Wm. llimb, Fort Fiaher.
8«l^ 7,1168.
itfoiint Vernon Female Seminary,
At Mi. \eriion Mineral Springs, Chatbam County.
1st Session to commence 28th Sept.
TERMS:
H'fhr E'lg P.ranchfB per session of 20 weaks
Acidtniic ( loss,
Pritnt>ry Class.
Miixir^ "ijl Ps'inin?, each,
Latin, Frnuch anil Drawing, each.
Board,
School Roorii f'xpAnses
Rev’wM. HOCPRR, . -
T r, HOOPER, ’I Principals
.\pr.Hca(if.iis •■•r pupils luay bi: addressed to me st
Favet'cvillo ‘ -p p HOOPER
Sept 8 62tf
^rM. Catharine J. Ward will re
sume ths duties of her School in Arch St., on Thurfdny
the 1st day of 0.?t 186:?
Sept. 12 ■ .^t,
JPG (»0
2' Ot)
18 ('0
yo (.(0
12 r.(i
200 00
1 (M)
A MCIIO»L
OF the er?)er will Lo opi' :'>d i- McI.an!S
Bridge, Marion Dis(rict, S. C.,-tinder the supprvisioi)
of Mr. John C. Suther'and, on Monday the 14th insL.
rbis School will (*rabra’e many ^idvaniages—i'3 location
being noted for its heabhfulneos »s w^ll a« the i’ltelii-
g^n^e and moral tone of the surrounding society; ami ««
to the Principal nothing need be said as aa encomium
upon his qualifications as an efficient' instructor and
correct disciplinarian—and posseseing from many years
of experience, a wide spread reputation as one of the
very be.st of Tescb«ri-'.
l^ar 1 can be had at $20 per month and Tuition at
Sib, ^2t> and $24 per session of five months. Addresn
M . McRAE, Sec’y,
Molnnia’s Bridge P. O , Marion District, S. C.
Sept. 10, 18t53 63 1m
. r Wanted.
A »» ■ ^ teach all the English branches,
rX. Music, «c., to teach iu my family.
W. A ATKINSON.
Eli*»beth«owB, Sept. 9. G3 9t-4t»pd
Confed.cratc Tnx •Votiee.
The .Asseseorjj for Sampson county havi.ig completed
the valuation of property and ass>'ssmeut of Taxes,
the list will reinain open for exsLmiuation for fifteen
days from this day. During th»t time I will attend at
my office in the town of Clinton, to hear all complaints
and determine all appeals that fax payers i)i».y ta.ike,
which will be conclusive and final.
Tax payers are requested to notify the .\s«'.,-33ora of
any delinquents they mav know nf.
J. R BEAMAN,
Collector for Samj s n county.
Sept. 10, 1863, 6.‘^-4t
Spun Cotton Exchanged for Lard*
w
E will give Spun Cotton in part payment for LARD
delivered at our Factory on Person St.
A. McLAUCHLlN & CO.
LARD Otlj
Factory.
-A verv fine article, for sale at our
A. McLAUCHLlN A CO.
BAR AlfD TOIi^ET SOAP For «ale at
our Factory. A McLAUCHLlN & CO.
Fayetteville. Sept. 12. 1863. 63-6m
Hands Wanted,
r' work on the Boats of the Navigation Company.
Wages $2 per daj and board Apply i.'umediately
to W. N TILLINGHAST, Ag tC. F. N. Co.
Sept. 9. C3tf
WOOI> WAATED.
The Subscribers wish to oon'raet tVir the ilelivery at
their residences on Hay .Mount of FIFTY CORDS
of WOOD, chiefly Pine. li J. HALE & SON.
Sept. 14.
J^TRAY .nULE.
There is a stray Mule at Fair Haven, Moore comity.
Prove property, pay charges and take it away.
HARRIS TYSOR,
Sept. 9. 62-6tpd
I A[ FO R.Tl AT IO A W A A T El>.
AN\ information concerning Enoch E. Newioa, Co
K, 38th Regiment North Carolina Troops, whether
dead or alive, would bo thankfuily received from any
person. He is about six feet high, black hair and eyes,
has a scar on his right hand and leg caused by a bnm.
The lait certain news frt^m tiim the company was char^
ing a b-iltery near ChanceUorsville, Virginia. Address
GEOFlGE NEWTON,
Fayetteville, N. C.
Sept 14 ’ 63 6tpd
LA AD FOR «.ALE.
f NOW offer for sale my pla;e, couL*iining -350 acres,
A situated in Moere county on Kill.Ht’3 Creek, three
miles west of Carthatje. .Vbgut 75 aeres of the above
lands are under cu'Mv'ation. There is on the place a
comfortable dwelling. With necessary outhwises. I will
also sell, should the purchaser desire, all my this year’t
cr->ps, farming utensils, stock. all upon reaeonable
terms. For further particulars, address me at Car
thage, N. C. J. B. KELLY.
Sept 12. 62-12t
AOTiCE.
The chairman of each Captains’ Dis'TTct w'll repoft to
me in Lumbenoo Saturlay the i9tc Sept.. cf tie
nur.ber and naTies o'" each in iiirfnt famiJy in their ra-
.«p«ctive Districts in Kobe'^^on cotinty. and appear in per
son, as there is business of iTjportaico to transact. I
want to pay the 31 icstali'isnt '.n tl; \i -Jay.
W J BROWN,
Commisaioner of Rabeson count *'.
Sept. 8 62-3tpa
M^OST, *
IN Fayetteville, on Friday la«t. tvro CERriFIC.il'E.'?
is-ueil by W, 0 Brjadfoo’, C S. De^v'*-one fcr
$1000, dated 22d April 1K6.^, No. 22-^, in favoi'of Tho-*.
Underwood. The other for .f l.'iUO, .lafed oJ Jti.Jy
No. 287, in lavor of G R Williams, wi:n hi» in.lnrse
ment on tbe hack of it. Payment of the ' e’'£,if>eates
has been stopped. Th« finder will pli'a.se deliver ihem
(o W. Q. liro.adfout, , at the Bank of K>yettevlHc,
and greatly oblige
THOS UNDERWOOD.
Newton Grove, Sampson Co.. Sept. a'p-*
WAI¥TEO,
AIOUNG GENTLE.UAN who has a very gi>od under
standing of Latin, Greek anil English l;^i:;giiages,
desires to obtain a situation as Teacher. .AdiJress
, G. W. JONES,
Oaks P O , OrjMrgfl countv. N. C.
Sept. 6. 62-16‘pd
A
PIA.liO WAillTEU.
N\ Person iiaviug a second hati'l Piano to rent out
will fiad a sa'‘e place with me.
terms, .\dlrass
Sept 10
Please slate the
Miss E. DIIU.MMOND,
Ltjmberton. N. C
62 C.tp'l
7'Ii(3 SuiiscribL'r wishes to iMirciiaso
a few \>UN(1 NEGR'*ES for w jic'’ he wil'
hig;HS'. (? ish price. Those wishing (■« s *11 w. uld do
well to call on me or address me at R'.leigh. V C
P. J STERNE.
Sept. 7. t)l-3mpd
The istar Foundry
Is again in full operation. Having in my employment
competent workmen, I am prepared to execute work
at the shortest notice and for a reasonable charge.
M. A BAKER
Fayetteville, Aug. 18, 1863. ofitf
Palma Chri^tl Beans.
The subseriber will pay the highest cash prices for
ftnj quantitj of Palma CbriBU BeasB.
i. A. WORTH.
(M. 8. «7^f
AN ARMY INCIDENT.
Many stirring incidcnts • take place alonir the
lines of this army which are suffered to pass away
from memory lor want of a chronicler. This
oii'jht not to be, as the future historian may de
rive from them important a.«>sistance in forminj^
an accurate idea ot this ;reat contest, and the
niat.chle!^> courage oi the men of the South!
i heard Yesterday an incident which deserves
to be put on record. When General Stuart com
menced his march to 1‘ennsylvania, by way of
Mana.ssa.s, jibout the 2-lth of June, hu had a tight
with a body of the enemy’s cavalry at Glasscock’s
in the lJull Run Mountain, near Thorough-
fart', and ilrovc them off. *^\bout twenty prisoo-
ers were taken, and as the road was thouglit to be
clc.ir they were uvuercd to be taken t> the rear,
in tho direction »d (’ulpcpcr C. 11. Lt. Saussy,
of the Jefl. !>avi.s Legion, was put in charge of
them, with a tletail of four men to s-»rve a» a
gUir.] Tl I' Li’'u»''u.am j>r ivv'lt'd with Lis
prisoners l>y Little Baltimore in the direction of
NVarrenton, supposing that the way was entirely
clearj but a/ter proceeding eomc distance was met
Ly a .scouting party who informed him that they
had ju.-it luu aguiaat a regiment of Yankee caval
ry in the fog which prevailed and nearly been
captured. Having given him this information
they proceeded on their way.
Instead of turning back, Lieut. Saussy deter*
mined to see for himself, and not change his route
unless compelled to do' so. He marched his
prisoners to the woods, by the side of the road,
and ordering them to lie down on their faces in
a dry ditch, put two of his men in charge, direct
ing them to run their sabres through the first
man who turned over even. With the two other
men, he then went in the direction of the enemy
and dismounting, proceeded on Icxit and came on
their column drawn up in the road. Creeping
through the undergrowth until he and his two
men were close on the yankees, he suddenly
opened fire on thorn with a loud shout to an im
aginary stjuadron to “Charge the KascalsI”
The ene2t was instantaneous. The enemy
were thrown inic> entire disorder, and scatter
ed in every direction, Ifeavluj.' the Jjieutenant iii
possession ot the field. lie then mkrohed hisprison-
er'^ to Warreuton,'crossed the Rappahjiuuock, and
delivered them to the Provost Marshal at (!uJ-
pepcr C. 11.
As he wa.s leaving them, a Captain of the party
said, with concentrated venom: “I hope we will
meet again in ibis war, sir.”
‘‘I hope we will,” was the Confederate Lieu
tenant’s reply, “but you won’t see anything like
this.”
“Like what?”
“Why, five of your men taking twenty Con
federates to the rear, and driving off a regiment
of our men on the roadi”
I don’t ttiink the Yankee Captain made mucli
“by his motion.” Do you, Mr. Editor?
Cor. Richmond Dispatch.
Duel hetioeen Ladies.—We find the following
paragraph io the Philadelphia Inquirer of the 2d:
On Monday ,iorenoon several ladies, while on a
visit to a friend’s house, a short distance from
Gray’s Ferry, were amusing themselves by sing
ing and dancing, when one of them, a resident £»f
Baltimore, sung a verse of the Btmnie Blue Flag;
one ot the other ladies jestingly eaid: “You are a
rebel,” at which another commenced the South-
ttrn Marsellaise; when it was finished, the lady
who had been called a rebel, said. “I “wish we
had pistols, I’d fight a duel with you for calling
me a rebel.” At this, a daughter of the gentle
man at whose house they were, said: “We have
pistols in the house, but they are not loaded,”
They were brought; and, in order to give it the
form of a duel, distances were measured in the
room, tile ladies took their places, word was
given, one, two, three, when the lady who had
called the other “rebel” said “1 will sit in this
chair, as I wish to die easy.” Word was again
given, and the Baltimore lady, who had a self-
cocking pistol, pulled the trigger and bang went
the pistol; a piercing s!ream was heard, and in
an instant the room was tilled with the members
of the family, when it was discovered that two
of the ladies had swooned; the Baltimore lady waa
standing motionless, and the one who wished to
“die easy,” sitting pale with terror, in her chair;
one ball had passed through her dress on the left
side, grazing the skin, while in the leaf of a table
on which she had rested her arm were eight dis-
ti&ct shot holes and o»e bullet embedded in the
wojd The j*istol had been loaded by a boy ou
the Fourti’: ol July, but the charge had not been
fired. The '.allies were soon restored to conscious
ness, and cotumenccd to realize the danger of
meddling with trc-arms, a-waruing, it is needless
to say, they will net disregard for tho future.
H«:WAR».
R.VNAW.W irou! t' l* r*i:hscriber on the .-id of last ulti
mo. ii'.y hoy L-'1l!.i, brigni nul^iTo, eonie 17 years
■>f ag*’. He !;■ tjve f-“i t vo iccr.os higti.' has a thin face
Slid ione iiC»>'e, hiit ui>ptr froo' teeth are a little decayed;
^u\ek spoken. W.itu he nut h ;'» ou inir otatburg
ps-uts a:*d ghirl; be ala. wore a br.wn sacK coat He
has »omc relations in Sniitibur/. -N. (' wh*re lie was
riistd; nn may try 10 ni*ilie f.is way Any infor-
ooucerniuK s lid boy itianiifuny received.
.My address is Kockingham, N. C
MARK COLE.
Sett. 1. (il-9tpd
TESTA.TiEtATS A.AD H1MIA.*.
(CONFEDERATE St^t^s Bible Society Testaments.
J A Collection of Sabbvth School Hvrans.
Fot sale by E J. E & SONS.
June ).
NOTICE.
The UNDERSIGNED, b.itb having entered the mili
tary fiorvice of he Confederate Statea of .Amarici,
hereby give ni'tice to their old custonisrs and friend>
that they have appointed John D. Starr and John 11
Williftms, ot this place, their attoraeys to collect either
separately or conjointiy all-moneys due them either by
account or note, and otherwise to attend to their bu
siness generally during *heir ubaence. They respect
fully ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt
ly as possible on their agents and make payment.
8T4^tR & WILLIAMS.
Sept. 13. 1861. 58-tf
'E.\«IAE WAATEO.
4 or 6 ijorse power F.mrine. w fixtures complete.
K J H ALK « S»SfH
W,
i^outhern ^on^^ter.
VRRANGED expr?s.sly for Camp. Prioe ota. Just
r-‘coived E J HA LB * SONS
^’.mr id
F
the; mxiB prihek,
OR the Little Folks. A fturther supply at wholesale
or retail by R. J, HAL.B * SONS.
Blank Wanviti for nUe tt Un« Ofllce.