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naeut iuiu two
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iclcp p^. I foj
ariuj , aim tuf
agouu of tho
ehHll
10 trutu ctisli
tU« aaij
trum tke
bs filed a# 4
duttlm^ liij
hLuii be lUr-
auditor ««w
nt as a charg#
ter reowiving
^-p«yor
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ciwh piacuci u)
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rcii iw »fie u;*-
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kls«i I"'to &•
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nt ot Ui,.> ui
f rej.ur. wr ihg
r of nr m»j
he pw*t
ne tax ’o Kiud
I hiui S’! \i’tire-
tax ja.le^iior
M w:.; :^ut ai-
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rict'
;f th«
tax
paid
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aJ.jro-
. cctur
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Jcutvr ■ r ad
tactj "r lue-
r ruMidin;.' ia
^ry rccttivai
ffitior ot aar
iuiui.' ot jifl
bw rwiuir«d
of the laoo-
inder their
^reun.
rarj persya
ixet her«ia
r all taxea
»r pi jperty
rol.
spitalri, awya
ts ahull bo
jioQd of tbiJ
urj 'i^:. uud
ruldh »nd
of thia uetj
j«ars aA«r
d tho taxai
I hall b« ie-
il’tur Id th«
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t shill be
aval Hiure«,
a^'ricttita-
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■•«jcuua ut
tuiy t*r tkk«
XIII.
r ! EVILI.e, N. C., OCTOBER 5,
I’PlNTK’i* MONDAYS .sN'l> TJIiniSK.W:
i:i)UARD J. IIKIK Si SONS.
K1 l i'DHS AXl> I’ROl'Rir.Tras
UST OF ri5All«J:S FOIl PASSE\(iERS.
I'u'e for ilii "Semi-Woekly Obskrvkr $il 0;», j,aM in
advance.
‘ilinv.iu, p:ihl
a>o\v.\.
Kt'oiii F.ivi'ttrvilli! ‘0 1 iaiiJtftiju.
' •* •• Kiizabeth.
“ White M ill,
■ K-'lly’!'(’.»ve,
‘ All poin.s below,
t^KfOND CLASS, Hit urCK..
' r. I. r’!y*U^vilU t>. oD,
.fl 'i 00
7 £>0
y 7i
j« 50
15 00
Mouiit Veruon Teraale Sesi'aary,
•At Mf. Tenion MImjral Springs, (Uathatn Coiuity.
1st Session to commenc'^ ?.8th iJopt.
T1;RM8:
TKE caroliiwa
niiTVki uFsc i^simixci: iOMPiNi,
FA IK «R4IU:VI>« FOR RF.^T,
AT AUCTION.
N
S'”
Fr.'ni Wiluninij
SeoonJ (’K-i
lowpr deck cr f
f. Of
7 50
:i'i Oi>
t; 7o
8
7 5
12 «>>
lu I'.t
f.T oO
•1
»; Of)
7/r,o
For th« Wpeiily Ob>kbvkr £4 (>0 por
Ailvauoe.
Sg&“Al)VKRT1.9KMF,NTS iue.Tle.l for S-» por ^ -i.are
of 16 lines for ilu* first, uni oric for eaoh «ufl-
c«'cdinp pubUcrttion. .\ lv'»rtiseniPtif« not pipi'o'linjt a
hiilf square (eiftht lim ,) ^1 for ihr fir-^l an>l 50 cents
for fiaih •ucoeoilin? pnhlicAiiou ViWertl'ier'^ are re- j
queste'l te state the niim^or of in«ertiori'’ li'!iro(l, or [
the? will be oontinue'l till forhirl. Hini charije'J accord- j
I ugly I
Adverti.^enifpts contiuticd insidr, charged as new ad- !
▼eriisemenra.
Sl’KClAL NOTK’K.
From an ; . ter this; tlafe, no name of a now siib^cribor
will b« entereil without piyinent in advance, nor will
th«'papcr be s»?ut lo such t^ubsc;'ibcr> for a loiiper^iwe
ttian is paid for. !
Such of our old sul>:^ribcra as de>ire to take (he pa- |
per on this «iy?tetu will please n iiy u- when making j
rei-.iittance^. Jan’y 1, l!.')h. j
llV7f. ^IfcJL. •TlfA'.f 1%
Attorney at Law,
Fayettevim.e, N C.
II.L »tte«d the County fttd Superior Courts
I'&’oiK nii«i thfin
ilftt? ih« StfiiHier .\. P HURT will
yL-U.-L .tte.d the Cot.Btv ai-d Snpenor Loarts or ^
VT CnaWlani.- Harn-tt. Moor. .ud K.Ves.u Coun- . J
lia. Pr#ir,,t alten.ion given to :be colWtiou nf all Aprub -l.tf] A* t K Stea- Boat Co.
5S-if WE?^TKk.\ R.lll. R0.4ld7 '
I'^IIK Triiins «f thi' Uo>id leave Fayetteville daily,
-* exoepiei) r.t 8 o’'lock, A. M., and re-
iiUHinj lesve M.-lver'n ai 1 oVlocK. P M
KHz*betb,
^ “ \V>jii(')an.
1 *• “ Ki l!y’s '’ove.'
•' • *• \:1 l.fl'iw,
t P.
Frm;i 'V In ii to F-k»-'t.*vill.>,
K'-'il'.-e.
•> Whv.- Ff-.l .
•‘ •• “ KHz-.>1(1 h,
■•1 rv'^j ii'4\l,
“ •* All ;oin‘i» above,
SKrt).\l> -1.(Ml DVOK.
F.iooiteville,'
K-•!!v'* Covr,
\V;,.te K-iH.
.\'l poi'its abcvo,
or Deck Passeugnri must stay on
il pri -.e. or ^l ue as First Cla.s«
ajr .\n eitr^ c!.:irie will bi? i»i;vde for Way l*asH?n-
i^ers luto U»rtli>* -Jurini; day time, ami for occu
pying a Uc%r(li wiib their bcutn or shoes on, at the
discretion af the C''.p:aii
J. \ NV(»HT11. for C. F St’ni B’t Co.
R M >R51E’,L, fi*r St’rs Kata and SBu.
T. .S l.UTTE.*^LOH.
May 4. ISSf 2G-tf
ll'gh^r Kt'g Brhurjh's i)vr .■•esiiji 'n of-’i'
.'ukiemic.'l.i*.
T*r)marv Clas^
Mii-ir “Tid I'sis'invt, each.
I-vi:i. Kr»-ach snl yrawii'?.
Sc“-0«;1 i‘..i>oni t'xn^turs, ■
?-v WM. MOOI'CK,
T ■ ho ''[m:h,
! pupils loav b ’ add’ -*
/ T C
?'0 C-&
■ tH'
U u:}
^i> t'C
l u r,v
•.'•'I) (•'
1 (-l‘
..I-
iv»t
r-1 s
I I*rinpir>'l‘>.
i
■*? ‘d ;o in'‘
TOW ;b the tenth year of successful aperatian, with ' Ti'Mr-:d .y the 8th ()ciob^ r, 1 »• hall rent at .^uolioo,
growing capita aail firmer kvld u^*a puWHc coa- | F.\IK GUOLNpS and all th-’ im-
fideRce, co*fi«ues t« iasure tho lives of all kealthy per- t’oereoa There i* an exoellont Dwell-
!«ou3 from 11 t« (jS ye.ars of ate f*r •»« year, far sevea j >«* st ibles, kitck^'u. sm jk«hou».> b-iru, exhibition
y*-S»-s,auUforlife-aillife wMiberssliariaria the)»r«fita. i r-iC’J’S Ai •« other hiiildiugs, an labofft ten acres of
All f-Uves from lt» t* litj^ears of are are iasured fer * L 'NU for oultivati/'n. on tho
OU‘3 year er for five y«ar>» fer twe ikiris tkeir value. • ' Nov‘ ..Mr. For further intoirnation iiiquire. of ih
All losucs ^ra puactually paid withi* 99 daya after
ku:i-f>i.;.-,'y prrtof is preseateJ. !
Fdr furihor iuforiaatioa the pukl'"' la referred to j “Opi
‘t’p.nM of rlq.. Corapauy ia ail parts c ^he State, aad tx
K H. ?iVTTi.K. ^^ec^etary, Raleigh.
Pr*u’t, Mr. K'tndal Mul»llni^l, or
JOHN
2o.
11. COOK, Auct’r
1-7-81
.•’v l«;5s
E. J.
HALE, Ageut at
Fayetteville, N. C.
OF !li« hifh
Ri'!j;v.
t.»-le*- will bo opt-n^d
of Mt
T^ii* .Scho'-l w.
beiuK n ■ ■ d f
' 'D ll■•^^ict, S C , lui
sa'he'-laod. on .M ■'!»
Li;hr>. r.i.*!!' ii 'v'liv
■tr '■•■s’: f.iS). H,; a- M
t r'p -i
, 11.«
'■-’Ifltl’j’b
ij-^'-vi liort
14.-
VKTTK VII. e
5niTlAL I^SrilA\CK C«MPA\T.
I Tur|9i‘9ttiiic Stiil and Worm
I ' FOR 8all:.
ONE Turri*»ntme Sii'.l of fi.Mi'cn barrels capaoity and
Worm, nearly rew for «
ply to
liept. 28. 18C3.
Heavy copper
JOHN H. COOK
40 St
)I)8t.
S -. i ■ tlioT
;i'. tS ■ iU-
eriicc and rn. r-’ tnna of the »urrr?u*idin;: '»Dci fy: .tu l as
‘ t3 the Pri!!cip‘il nuthic;; ne d be 'iS nn encimium
' upon hi'* unal'ficiti '-is i> xn e{?ic;«i>' iu.finuM 'r ^ad
1 oorrtci vliHO\p'irari«n --;\nd passe*4i\,p 'roin unay vfArs
i 'if experi.'ii^'-, a veide Bprea4 repu a*’- m > s xno of the
' very be't ot T.v-cheri.
I i c'!” *;ad at $-0 ['fr -ja'iU,h and Tuitinn at
i $ltj, $20 »nd 5 'i Tr •ei^ion, if ti«e la 'nthj .AdJfoja
: M McUM'i. Soc’y,
! Molniiis’s Ucidgfl P. O , MariAp. li'striot, S. C.
Capital in Premiuin Notes am«uat« to
Cash en haod aai ^ther as'-ets.
$287,681 I
5,077 85 !
Sept. 10,
•iX Iro
tlEO, W. WILLIAMS t CO..
M'liolrioir Uralrrs in 4>ro'eries.
AND IMPORTER.S ANP WEALKUS IN
hardware aud ('utlery, Swedes lr*u,
HAT STKKKT, Fi\KTtKTILLK. N.
July 2. 1X01. SOtf
J OJ!^. UT ilTe y,
Ovocev and ^fterc/itint,
r AYETT'EVlLL^; N. 0.
Jau’y 10, 1S(>3. »>3-tf
~T. €. i b! €^\%^RTH,
t'ommissien and Forwardiiig Merchant.s
♦ WILMINGTON, N. C
Jan’y 28, 18G1 * 84tf
CARO!
A FEW L.\DIES can be accoraraodated with board at
the Seminary.
4 LA
A Mn
A Tea*’lit*I*
LADY w*)o c Hi teach
sic. ic. t > ; ‘ \ili iiv >
W:»iilrd.
'i f,- .
; t»U! V
s
Elu4b>>t)itc
WG.
.‘^rpt. y.
A St nooi.
-vTKir
l)-5 '.'t 4’
n««v, oti'Q
and
T. C.
HOOPER.
06
S;ft 12.
“loiJ.'^ON, WILLIAMS & CO..
sAi/r ib \ki:rs.
VUE have tLinr i8'.»i pan?* now in operatiea nine miles
Tf cas: of Wilmington Parties v.-is'aiag to ijuppiy
themy*'lvc! wiih salt, can be furai.-^he 1 by applying to
A. Johnson, Jr., Agent at Fayetteville, lo E Page,
inanagar the works, or to
J, .M. williams.
General Superinttniient
Fayetteville, N'ov. 20, 1802. 81tf
WA>TEI1.
O BI-’SHEL.S WHEAT,
4,0UU 1,500 CORN.
Per8onM haviag the above articles to will receive
the oigkest Cash price by cal'iiog on Mr. Thoinaioa.
EU ike Merchant Mills. Fayetteville, or i>u the subscri-
Uer at hie old stand ea Market Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON. Jr.
Nev. 5. 1862. 76tf
ARTIV HAR^IK^S.
I AM prej'ireJ to nianui'acture all kin-in of Wagen
Harm-j8 :or Aray u«e. 1 tan nij Ic^ilier -iud can
give g ji.’'! V.»tgaiu.-i. .Vpeutx ^ill do w^ll to stud tbeir
oriern to me a.s they -^Viall have pronip: aticntioB. and
neat uff in t^uick di^j atch. JOiiN C.VRTFR
Goldstoii P u . Choiiiam Co.. N. ('.,
•lune 13. 18t»2
Frr,„ht rramMONUW, WEDNEriDAVaud FllIUAY.
By order of the l*reiident
^ JNO. M ROSt,
Treas'r an'f .Act’g Trans. .\g’t.
Jan. 22. 18US «7tf
.A'»»iii:¥EL!.t:, i\
WILL open she E.iGLE HtJTEL for the r»*-
ception of G ii'Si* the fir«t of June, aad 1 iiope
to be able ts eBtertain frsai seveuty-live to a
hundred pemnnJ during the Suamvr.
In connection with ttiis large Het^, I have a uuBiber
i of Hack>:, (,'arriagpd, Kuggies aad .''.uldle Werses that
! tny guest's can get m a miautp’s ontice.
I J. M. BLAIR.
I Proprietor Eagla Motel, -Asheville, N (’.
May I 13o3. 3l-ypd
FayettevillOi Sept. 2d, 1863.
^OTICE is hereby given, taat a Depot is now op?n at
this plao?. for the reception af the TAXES iiakin-J)
duf undiT \c of the t'ou'>d>ratc Coneress. approved
Avril 24. 1?0:^
Fi'-mers ac I Pl iniers havinu articl's ready for de-
I livery, cu.n lorwiri ;o this l»’pot at unc*. Receiptf?
I will be |fiv»u suhj-'Ct .0 endorseia-^nt on ihe Aeaessar’a
e»f’snat“a wh^n mu. te
1 Th-./ !.e'a;: c?n:r'.t’ an 1 couveni;ut f>>r di^tri
butiou, ii i.~ i-sir'vl as far j.raoticable shat tax pay-
I ers Khould deliver i> 'ir viajta >.f luxes at this bepot
Li(>eraJ compeuitu ia will b« made to peraaas Ucliver
1 inc articl’8 at a d'jiaace of ov?r eifht miles
' Ofii''? at the s^ore formerly occ'ip'e-J *'V Stvirr ^ Wil-
; li%m- J. M WILLIAMS,
00-1 lu] ,Vg( nt for Cuinberlaad county.
OF the hig>:et. ordar
urfdar tha suparviaton ot Mia LU' V A. .M«F.\K-
LAND, at Oak ind Aeadetuy, three wilo kel->w Floral
College Ttiii ackoal enibracea m»ny aWant»e»a in its
Leabhfulneas »a wall as tho intelligekt aad ihjrvl tone
of the surrourding countrv Pupils a.^IMiU*d at $T9,
S12 aiid $14 p?r quarter of three wonths, charged from
tioj.' of entrance; no deductiou made fer absancs i-nly
in casa of tiickn'ss proir*c:ed one saon.’h or more.
A few >*oarder'». “•lall Woys or girl.s. will be taken at
$20 per Mohtk
A(i ire-^s
Qil»»polia, N C
Total, S272,7tt5 «1 ;
T!ie Company have p»i4 all losses promptly, aod '
h»vp Dev.'r luade aa assessineiit on their preaiiuK nete«.
1 ‘n;il lo8.ies paid, f29.t>82 CV j
OpnoKas: - |
McNeill, Presideat.
R,AT, Vice PrcdldcMt.
McMILLAN, iao’j.
DitacTeaa;
W. N. TiUinghast,
8. J. Siaadale,
MoLauria,
T. J. LuMerloh,
A W. Steel,
J. >3. Caek,
Mob. j a. SkepUerd,
R F. Srowu. ) .
A. S. Hall.
nil Callias and C. iT. MeCruaiiaea, TraTeliag Ageats
f^l'The C'^ai^aay imvita a^|>UeakioBa.
V*ay li>yl )J1-
IVOTICE.
WESTERN RML ROAD OFFICE,
Fayetteville. N C . Sept 2(). 18«8
ON and after Tii^sdav the 20th in«»., the foHowiup
rate* of Passengar Faae will bo charged, viz:
B, A.
C A
Henry Lilly,
H. L. MyVover,
8. T. Hawley,
Natkau iitjdiaan.
C. B. Maileit.
JaBif» Ityi*,
A. MeKotkan.
J. D. ^illiaini,
rf. W iihiDgkaxr
FIRST CLASS
i T-o Little Rjver
I To i^poat flprug
To Swann’s
^ To Jnaeabaro’
I To Egrpt
i By order,
Sept 28
HKOOHU CLASS.
51 00 T J Little River , 75
1 f)0 To Spout Spring 1 00
2 00 T» Swann’s 1 25
2 50 To Jenesbori’ 1 SO
i 00 To Egypt 2 00
JOIN M ROSE,
iSao’jr aad Treas’r W. R. R Co.
C7-St
Tax .Ifotice.
E. W1LKI>0N. Poc'v
Se?t. 22. l^a:} *7:^p^
A 4ii:.TI!
The Xew stylf, Saall,
(OLOREB PfidmitlPiS,
AT
VaMor'^deirs Ciztliery.
k
%VA.\ri:i>.
LADY of oiperience to iB'S'mct in the prinjary de- ■
pa'-tment of the Richtnond Acadeoiy sn 1 rnkc? charge |
of a,ama!l Mii->ia I'lats
In order io?\v liiae spp ican's will vl-a8« eucloBO [
t'atimon'alo wii'i tiie'rat'flication-.
Addreas im'ii' iiute'y '
.ION \ »•». DM.LY, i
Rockingha'u, K ol‘‘? Co , N i
Sept. 15 'W (?
ART.
Woedward'K Camera.
Spuii I'otiou £\chai:gfd l«r 4.ard.
IITE wi’.i give .Spun • oi'on ia wnri pM>ia'rtir tor L..\RD
If Jeli»'-iv I a: ctir
oi'on la (>Hri pM,t
f-'aciofV 1’ ■: .* 'B ''
a! MoLAb'. iil.lS & CO
I. VRI> Oil.
Factnrv.
iry fine ariicia,.T\ r '»t our
A. McLAl’CHLlN .v ('>
I"
taei
34tf
^OO Ib^s. liJuin Arabic for xalo by
J. R LEE.
tiOtf
Oct. Ic.
sAi/n
lor bale by
HA S/m
Rr)CJ'Rr MIT
.IFLl-
kk tl'
TOBACCO.
WANTED, for the Hospital at Fort Fialier.
OULTRV, t'hick. n- tJu'tcr and oihrr d’’l:ca*ie« f>r
ttie 8ick S>i'diera at this Hospital. Persons having
ece ariicle^i can obtain itae Tuarket priow on applica
tion 10 lae sub‘ii'riber at his oKi siantl or at Mr. John
(’ulhreth’f ^it tha fo"' 'f Hay \Ijunt.
K. E. HEIDE, (Jen’l Ag’t.
ALSO.
Wanted for the above Pos\ 200.0i*0 lbs. HAY.
R. E. HEIDE. Oen’l Ag’\
Aug. 2*. 53-tf
Ah UMsial (lie Blockade
\1TILL comr^el us to do wh.at we skouli ha»e done be-
VV f«re ibis, wait upon yourself aad cut loeae froia tke
tar-niy. The pr^ypr'etor-. n iviag a'arted ths maniifao-
turirj ef all kini^i i>f BOBSINS for F»Claries ia tha
Seutbera States, w ’’ be ab’. to till ord»r« at ahort
notice, ^orli ddr.-erei ia Fayetteville, N C
AiJr--. D L. KirETT,
M lucb'--i ■ r, Cumbrrl*-d. N C.
June 9, lJ‘6o. oo»pd
Tlic Cedar Falff*
bin C'j arf- now pr^p^rod ts furnish, at
>h !ri ii.j.’ic?, a’.l 'i-'.vj-i o BtlRBlNS.
QU1LL:>, S.C , suifiSlo t--r Woolen and
J. XI. U&ELL. At^ent.
V C Jii’r, ^ f‘"-r.d
PH0T96R.\PHS caa be had at Vaaeradell’a SkjUght
gallery. Hay atrect. opposite Marble Tard, Fay-
eitaville, N. C.: plaia, retuuaked, aalared, in watar
Cblorb, oil aad pastile; frem umall to life size. Aiabro-
lypss, Melaucotypea, aad all etker atyles of Pieturaa
portaiai ig tu tae Alsa, €Hlt Franes, 0ilt Mould-
iag. G\ /i for very large pieturea—as larga as 26 ky 36
iackas. Card and Tas*els for kanging pictures; laatra-
lacuts. Stock aud Cheuiaala for lale law far caak. LA
size colorod Pkot«grapk§ Bade froM aaiall pictures.
tiaviag permanently located kere I kopa ta Bccit
your patronage. 1 would also return my aimeere tkamka
for ’.ha liberal p&iraiiage baatowad aa m* karatafara kj
the good people of Fayettevule and vioiaity.
C. M. VAlfORS»»LL,
Pho'ocrapkiiK and Proyxaetor
D»»e'r ‘JO . 77
''PHK Ass»!-sors' List for Moore Ccuatj will reraain
1 open for examiuatioa at the Ceiinty Court Clerk’s
ofiice iB0anfa4ge, ».iid tae List for Maaigomery at the
County C’iiirt Clerk’s ufiae ii» Trwy, for ftftaen days from
the date beraof During which tim* all appeals mu«t
be made in writing (o tba uaderaigaei 1 will attend
at Troy t>n the ath aad Cfh Oat., keiag .Monday and Tue?-
j day ef C/urt waak, te hear an-1 determiae appeala, &c
Special atientioti is called to seciioa 5. article 3. 4
aad 14, of^ the Tax Aet, relative to dealera ia liquors
aad tobacco; all parsons liable as such, -who have :. >t
regiatered may yet do so within the time above allo t i
for hearing and decidiag appeala; after that time me
panaltiei of ibe law will be Btrictly enfercad
It ia tke duty and ike interest af all hoaest tax pay
ers to aid i;-( tke due adiaiaiatration of this law, that
each one aay bear his just proportien of t’ e b’l-deas
thereof and no more; and to that end infuriu-.tioa is
invited in regard to delioq’ieneies wherev-.-r aad uf
whatever kind existiag.
ALEX’R KELLY, Dist Collector •
for Moore aud jmery
Carthage, Sept. 17, 1S63. ^ t>7-3i
Tj»o DRY
WHICH I wish to exchange for LI' \THER, for the
whole or part—S^le and Upper. T.^iis will suit
every one. Y»u can address me at Fayetteville. I^. C.
Sept 28, 1868.
MOTICE
M. FAULK.
67-Gtpd
1 QA V1R01NI.\ ToB.^CCO. various grades.
X^U fur sal-! on consignment, by
M-iy 23
GLO. W. WlLLI.'v.MS *l CO.
3ltf
Holt* Leather wauled.
OrW li 1 L-liS. >l iicavy well tanned SOLE LE.\THB
^UUU suitable for Belting. Ap>>ly to
D. MURPHY.
Fare';«/- 1“.. vt 1 II. 2t^:f
SPOOLS and
Coti.m M.Uk
C- ’ar
R,
Adiiiiiii*«(rator'«>» Aotice.
The eubrcrii)er having ai Dirccaber Terra, l!^02, of
the ('ounty Court ‘.f Cutnbtrlaud, qu*litjed as .\d-
ministraiur upon the Estate of Neill G. McNeill, dec’d,
notifies all per.-t us ha-viug clfums against tii^* Ediate to
present thciu within the time limited by law, otherwise
tliis crtice will be ple-.icled in'^>ar of recovery. Debtor:-)
arc re,ufe6ted to make jirompt pn.ymenr,.
HErToR* MrNKir.L Adrri'r
T>-‘ K. ■
^JY COW
COW I.OHT.
is ( u E*^t side of f’ape F-ai’, “'.lartwhere op
posite to C>tiupb.'rtoii. tieme drivf'j in:o the river
by boys and c^iw't find her way back. .S^.» is 'atrkel
wiln crop in e^ich cir. ha-" a b-!’. cm. wait? in :ier t;ioe,
white oti tjack ariji belly, red -m neck and sidoa Who
ever will t.-ke he; up 'ind U-t nir^ kn -w ii. or hnnsi her
up to ni'* (Ii la»nou, w'll be lib'^raliy rewarded.
Tuc sai l cow was bought in ttie iippi*r part of Bladen
cenntj aii ' iu.ty prnSahly tind her w>»y >ack to that
c.''Diitv JNi>. A WATSi)N
,*ti- ” ;/)».' 40 pill'.
OIL AND 1A.MP BL.\Ci(.
TANNERS' and LUi’.UlC.VTlNQ OIL.
LAMP BLACK in barrels. For sale by
JOa. R. BLOSSO.M & CO.,
WilminrtoH, N. C
Marc>? 7. «
To €Jottoii Piaaiters.
IH.WE been appointed by the Secretary of the Trea
sury, Chief .Aclmii f->r tne {■•ircti^«c of Cotton for th«
Contederite Q iv^-iain-.nt wiihiu the State of N»vth Car«-
lina. aud wiii p*_ f ir ■ le Siin; iu 7 per cent Bonds or
Caeb.
Sub-A^'-'nts visiting t’ae d'ffer;'nt part.^ of ice State,
buyincr iu ny ntme, will hive wr.mn certiSsates o?
apjiji’itfu-ut.
By ord of triu Secrei.iry of the Tre.asiiry, all ^^Jitoa
purchas.'J by m.s-'.h' or ray ngoQts, oa and ati^-r thu
18ih iy i: .M^rcn 1803, w.'l t>e paid fjr lu 1 per ccut.
Bondf i>r aud not 8 pai- ceut Boaii as' stated tn
a former a‘lviriisec;oni I'p t » rb it tiui-, tiowaver, tiie
8 per ucsui, oouds wili -.e rui ,i:j.'jei as st^viyd. '
Patriotic citizens are now utfere 1 lu jppinuaity to
nid thv! 'i.ivr!'.’i>’.aaut hy to it lacir Cut ion ratUer
i aari t'» pri*-Al-^ c vpii aii ita.
LEWIS .1. WILLIAMS.
Cn:.rb ri >. M’-rc-j 24. If'-i-'t. [o h ] *t4tf
«%ll A'^U rUll.i::T HO\i». -For sale *t
our Factory A 'vliL.AL'uHLlN it CO.
Fayetteville. Sept 12, ll^Ow. C'-?-6iap'I
Fajett«Tille Artti'nal »mJ .irmory, \
KlTtTTBVH,LB, N. C , Juue l«>is j
WAATFO.
ONE Hi NDRED DOLLARS l.i'UNTV.
II .'.V' -'' reccired a-itiiori:y froia tr^e Sr:-t:jry .f
ll Wai to increase tLa sireagth of ih. prr»eui Corps
at thi \i>eiial. the aa'iaraigaod will euhat one hun
dred (100/ ri-in C9tiscnp'x for that p'.irj'i-: .- I'tcee S'Ui-
ject to eauacnp: ion ntfd not apply
Transfers ,^0.4 fixoianjee of men aow in a''rvi(.-e can
not be made.
M.\TTHEW P. TAYLOPi., Capt. C. S. .\.
Jyne 8. 83tf
FOR HALF.
.\>’RES of L.\ND with e'-^'i and »-s-
ce'.lcm water j' -e iir- a'i>l ii!;>. 'r is p;'«e,
oak and hiokury, swnmp is gum, jijplar aai jituipcr.
Si!U:ktci :a ^ko h :ad ef F.iiis's Crceii iniiiaira cjuaty,
b miles East of the C'ape Fear River Atiy me wishing
to parcha.^o can apply to th iia!>»;riber cr !l. P. Mel
vin, Sheriff, at EUzaheili, D'aJaa ccun'y, w jo -will I'.ko
pleasure in showiuz the premiie*.
J. N. Me’ )LL.
Sept .i, lH6o. *>1 l‘*'p-^
W4ATFI5,
I WISH t.i b'r b ’ tlir ia- or :«i- r e '»-iia-ica f tho
V''ar I'lFT^ tlOOD ll\SD'' a^ciis'ant'1 lo Railv»ai
work, t'j br eicplxy- 1 in cu'tii'tt a c.tu-*. t..iou.i;i l.i-
Swamp in Blai“u couaty. G ud -s-ili bn pwi I snd
th'- hands »i i b# vri ll 'eJ. A-'jiiy i-' ~iV a: Faye tovi^U,
or tj B G W)rih »• .-V- t'- H-.irt
We w m. i be w.ii n i • -jn’ra^it liie T by t'»i> ya'j.
The j'>b is a inrr.* >."• will bi' w^r'ti loQliitiir aficr.
JO.'. A. WORTH.
Aug. 27. 58-^iw
.llarble Factory*
1400
r .'i
:V . '‘.V '• >
T7;«i BobHS AbaVK C. T. HAIGS & seMS
vilJe, 4',.
CDEfi.
.^^OTSCE.
^nHE UNDERSIGNED, bath having entered tha laill-
X tary service of the Confederate States of .Amerioa,
hereby give notice to taeir old eustomers and frieads,
that they huve appointed John D. Starr aad Joiin ©.
Williatas. «f this place, their attorneys to collect either
separattUj or conj.jintly all moneys due them eithar by
ace 'Uat or note, r.ri^ otherwise :o atieud to their bu-
uiness "en.ra ly d.irmg tkeir absence. They respect
fully a.-k all pcr-^ons iudabtad to '...uia to eall .as prompt
ly ai t - ••'iVili »'-i ft .-ir a^jKt.-. r,uv-', make pavmeat.
A WILLTA\f8.
SiTi. 1Vl
CoStoii Yam
OTIOl'l is Hereby given tt;
Baniv Not:
Virfrsa.!'. >
.^Is,, Iii rth
AL-j, Notiii
March 9
WAATifc:i>,
«S of N.irth Carolina, Sjuth Curolina,
I'i ^Jeorgia.
: .roliua S1.S pi't Cwjat. Fuaiable Notes.
']-tr«.liua six pcrr ceat. Bosdo, new ihsuo.
W. R. RICHARDSON k CO..
Brokers, Raleigh, N. C.
9t.f
, HA'i/r—HAi/r.
i)ERSON8 wishing to purchase a good article, will
find it lo their advamtage to call at tie firm of
EASTERS & CO., at Little River. S. C., woere they
k.-iip on band a larj^ supply which they will sell at low
figures. There is also fine facilities for gettiog the Sal;
up to the Kailraai by tlals. GASTLUS (;o.,
Little RiVer, S, C.
5-V IJJtp,'
w
Auff. 5.
Briss^ ill your Caiie.
TE have at w >rk th’ ve.y superior Iron Roller Sugar
Cane Mill a'"! good K.ntlcs The Iron Mill
prei-s>-8 out all tl«e j'lioe Iroiu the cane, the wooden
rollers about on-* ^alf.
Ttrms of Toll —y lantity which will make a barrel or
less one-half tli"! nyn.p (ju intiliys gr .ater ene-t'uird.
Persons having small crops would do well to club. An
acre of good cane will yield 80 gallons or more of syrup.
H. E. COLTON.
JNO. KIRKPATRICK.
Sept. 7. bl- .
IA FOR U ATIOA WA^TFB. ~
Any information concerning Enoch E. Newton, Co.
K, 38th Regiment North Carolina Troops, whothtr
dead or alive, wou d be thankfully received frtvm any
person He is about «ix feet hiih, bUe.k hair auJ eyci,
aikH a 8-;ar -ni bis r k'uL haua and U-.g caused oy a barn.
The lu.'t c^ri.aiu noftouj liiu^ tiiC compuu.y wcharg
ing a battery u--ar i'tiai!C?llorsville, Virginia. Address
. 1 LV a O iT. li'»
for Wool.
M-*r‘:r t'-'is iaie (fX3«pt
a vjas:-t> wli.ire wa ’-...ve a ;r;»-.i-,ud f-.jr *V >;ol ;iOCiri-
in;; to ihe t 'r-iw.-f '. i.- •. iv, r>: ■; »cne:U •n the '!ti U .f-
M'.ty, which Mr .us irc a ■,» r» -ist i. > we -vi i t;iv^ 1 cuti-
dlt^ of Cotiou Y.irn fgi 4 Itiv of >'/.->■>! ii iAtt»ae4, er
3 lbs. w^k^^ed an'i picked. Ta;-> cliaut s ’nad“ ai t'jfi
in i.;i,ncc of Lue Uu.-ii'!.!r'na> H i, i.i ordi»r t3
laake t-.va:s ot u.iu j.'in Ui'.as^iout ’.he
s^Hf. (5EO w. V/1..U1 :o.
Fayetteville, Juii-j2t?, ^■^0o. lltf
ll'Srypt C’oisS
'I'Hfc. nr.'li-.reisin-'d -■vere. Jti tr..* b«r Term «f lae
1 C>'i!ri-tci U t Di-«u i.;i wf N>i' . (TarfpIiMa. ap-
P'.inten \l.n..c-r- of ih;> iViypt proH«rty,
and eaiered ifctn ao^in'iRrrsMj* fer the pur»k#» of
minioy: and st tling Co~l, ai>d p».!i' if dr i-;-s far iha sanie
in any desired q'.'tniiiy. t)id-_r!» for :»«'■ i^inpuat oiia
be suppli‘‘d on ebert no-lco. Tue 'I'oal fi-w I'fci*^ pro
perly is un4'.*;ibt.;(;y the ;v-«i ii* thv >;'•H^^d>Ira^«» Stat^a.
Applications miiy-be mada to Cnas fc MaUeil, Fe.yette-
viile, N. 0-, or James Browne, Oarb’st'j.’i. S C.
CHARLES B. MALLETT
JAMES KTvOWNE.
F.jetteville. Jan’y 20, IHb.'i. 96tf
Rl\\ D HTOA FH FOK HATiET
^PHE undersigned have tak'u the Aeenay far tho Ha’e
X of -Mrte.irs W. p. _^Farrar & Co's Grind Stones, and
have now on hand sizes running fr«m ■]HX2A inchos to
6 feet by 11 inohes; an-i ca-j have eut at stiart notice
,\NY SIZES wanted. Pctsoas iu want of Grind Stones
will plcaee correspond with th:^ undersigned, who will
till orders promp'ly and g iarante« tiu- quality of the
tru .as reoresenied
QEO. W WILLIAMS & CO.
Fayett.f-viile, May 27, 1863, 32-tf
Head«|iiarterM Home ^wuard,)
■ fcu’-i'N. (’. Militia,
' RF^VARB.
I) \N \W.\Y from t;;e ij;i’ •ic.-ib-r oa the Hi of last ulti-
LX :T)' f*'"' BILL, -t bci^h' mulatto, soma 17 yc|rs
of He li. dT«j ■ el two Uches hi^h; hiiS a thin face
and ' 'ni: rioee. -*-.id upper f'o:;i- tfotb are a little decayed;
ilu c; sj/OicTi iVtien be left lie ha t on hhw oi>n';hurg
p;t': s aud .“hirs; lie .als'* w':r.> a brown-Jack coat He
.. r --.--c r, 14:i._.”s ir. S♦’■labuf/, N. G. w'-iaro be was
r Used; iin mav try • ■> m^i? Ki» wa) back. .Anv ,infor-
m'.tion coii'iorai’ir - 1 b -y t'l-iaVfi-lly received.
.%ly iadr-«3 1- R •Tiin,rti i:a, N C.
MARK COLE.
S.-Dt. 1. 6l-9tpd
B.A'>a5l FOR HALE.
1N0W otl'or for sal.- -uy place, ■•oataiuing 3.!K» acres,
^ilu.^!,^l iu '-io»r« coun‘y on K.illett’3 Crtfek, three
uiilco wesf of C‘irt lag;'. At>out 75 acres of the abova
ia-id-" >-r.: uii l.-ir cuiiiva-i u. Tnwrc is on tha placs a
ofiHit’-riiit'U* dwfiiiag. wit)i becci -nry outnouB')^. I will
al»o H«l!, »uiil ih« , iirnhu.sur il*.sir>, all Wij' this yaar’s
cr ps, ftirmiag utens’.’a. itock. io , all upoT re-Bonabla
ier:n«. F»>r .urilier p-irtionlar». address me at Car-
ih\te, N. C. J. B. KELLY.
H".i.l2 62-12t
fP.AKEN up and committed to tbe Jail of Moore County,
jL au tha 11th inst , h Negro WOM.VN by the name wf
BETSY, ahout 85 years of -ige, of a dark browa colar,
one of her frant teeth out Sha saya iha belongs to the
eitate of Travia Butler of SanpsoB Cauaty, or Jamea
Porter of Bladan. The awoer ia heraby notifiai to oome
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away,
or she will be dealt with as the law directs.
J. F. U^NDKRW.OOU, Jailor.
Sept. 22. 67-3ipd
WA^rEi^ ~
A MILLER axperianoed in griadinf FI mi, to take
charge »f the Merchant Milla ia FayeitevilU, N. C
on tha'firat day of November 1863. A good rccoa.uien-
datioK will ba required.
It ia with graat pleaaura, now that my cirotuastauces
favor, ta ooatribute ajmathing ta tha comtort aad sup
port of tho neady familiaa af eur patriatia aad lalf-
aacrificiof aaldiarj, that I propaaa ta (riad frea of tall
tko aarn tbay may naod for their awn uso; and I appaal
ta tha patriatiaaa and philanthropy of all mill owners to
joia na in thia attempt ta amaliarata tko coaditian of
tke poor of tha laad aad advance tha aausa of our af-
liatad aouatry.
Wko now will reapoad?
Applioationa will bo eatortaiaol if ad iresaod to
W. C. McDANlEL,
64ta N. C Rog’t, Hake’s Brigade,
Karly’a Division, A. N. V.
Sept. 14. 1868.
FAYETTKViLLE ARSENAL ANO ARMORY,)
Sept. 24, )
KFWAKB.
1'^SCAPED frjm prison oa tho morning.of tha 12th inst ,
J LE.MUEL BUCHvNNAN, wha waa arrcated oa the
mspicion ef being a spy. II9 repr*iented bimaalf as a
I Captain from Mor^A'.i’s army iu Kent'.icky. Said Bu
channan is aupposr i to be a'-out Raleigh or aaar his
mot'-ar’s in l.Uiath-ioi county. Ths adention ot Militi't
OfHcers ofCtiat^iam, Moore. Cumb;.'rland aiid Wake, ana
all go *d citizens i-' ttptciali;/ called to this man. The
abovi- r-wird will dr p.*: i -f mo prisoner i» d>?iivere 1
me at tais Posi, or if coatintd lu any county jatl.
.MATtHE'^ P r^iYLOR.
CGtf] . Capt C. S. A , C.iiad’g Datil'n ^
Fayclleville Arseual and .irmory,!
Sept. 24, lJstj3. /
$30 Reward.
Deserted iVoa* this i>ost, ati^r biia^ regularly en-
litted in i'ue Arsanal Ba'tali.jn and p?stod as a aeu-
tinel, an the7iu day S-;pt ins' , Janies W«trd, of the
coumy of Ai:imano=*, N. S-tid '■'Vard is 5- feet
inchiiB higti, dam bruw 1 bair. rud:j cjmplcxi^u, blu&
ayes, and repreteaied rituselt' 17 old, aa i by o?
cnpaiion afavmer. S \i i Warj w.s recogi.ized tne day h*
dcaertad, as tiie man wiio stole a n..roe ;n .Montgomery
county, and as soon as hi was rclicvrd off po^•. deserie I
The attenuon of miliiia oflicors ot Alam.rtice, Moor.;,
Cnafhaui and I’uiiioer and, »in.i aii goo-i Citistns is calt-
.fd to this man. Tne aDove reward will be paid lo any
one who will dtliv.jr hi:u ta u%e ai. thi»i post, or 516 it
o nfined in nay couaty j:til. He baa bsen caen in the
neiehborftood of his gran Imotner’a in Cfafham rcuary.
.1 iT-l-II L-vC n 'P i V i r»R
WOOI> WAA'TEB.
^nilE Subtor. - e'-i'f’i.-'t' t>t con-r«cl for'taa delivery at
1 t()eir r.rsid - ;c s ir\ Uiy iloiinl of FIFTY CORDS
or WOOD, c.Sielly ^ J HALE & SON.
Sept. 14.
A
WAATEB,
YOUNG tSENTLFiM-KN who has a very good under-
slauding of L.iiu, Greek and English lacguagei,
fcacker. Address
Q W. JONES,
. ! Grange county, N. C.
H2-16tpd
«KUf]
M.\TTHE\V P TAYLOR,
Capt. 8. , Comd’g Rauallon
THE FUTUl'.E STRENGTH OF THE TWO .ARMIES
The New York Time.s, ut the l.'ith instant, has
au articlc oJi the uccessity of the Yankee artuics
“striking liercely during the next two months”
for the reason that “next May, we (the Yankees)
shall lose at one strwkc all the men in our army,
except those who are btiny raised under the
present dratt, and the lew who have Toluntarily
euttirud during the.paat winter.” With Decem
ber, the Tim tbe South will hava the aid
ot its oltl ally the mud, “which has already twioe
paralyzed our (Vankee). moTcments for mouths
together at apparently critical periods of th« war.
Once the winter rain set in, a.'tivc operationa will
be all but impossible along tbe whole theatre el
war, both in Virginia, MiHsi.ssippi and by Roae-
crauK ” “We ahoult^in May be ablr. to resume
operations—the .state ol the loada would not per
mit it any suonei-—but by this time the large.st
and most valuable portion ot the army iu the
field—that which was recruited from tho very
fiowor of our population, and has tierved through
the whole war—would be on the ere et returning
home, and we should be left with nothing better
to finish our work with than the 3UU,00H compara
tively raw substitutes whom we are now raising.”
The “striking fiercely” which the Tines rc-
eomimends has availed nothing yet, but a disas
trous aud terrible di.scomliture at Chattauooga.
If other attempts reault the same way, “our old
ally, the mud,” will turn traitor, by taking ser
vice with the yankecs- tor w« sk'all need tirm
ground to pur^sue !.he’eucuiy and to push our Tic-
torious arms towards and into their country
But when May comes and the Yankee veterans
are all mustered out of servicc, will *‘thc 3UU,000
eomparativcly raw substitutes” bo in place to
supply the void valdt drjenu us, i'f which the
Times speaW li we can believe another yankee
authority quite as credible as the Timca, they
will uot. The New York World, four days later
than the Times, says, “The draft has proved a
failure. Of that there can be no sort of doubt
“To raise oUJ,OUO men 45U,OUU were conscripted
and of thene less than 00,000 will find their way
into the army, either in peraon or by proxy.”
This ia a proapect equally disheartening to the
eueaiy and encouraging to ourselTes. Their best,
bravest and largCHt army has just been seriously
beaten, and now risks entire destruction, on the
line of Georgia and Teunesfcee. Their next best
and largest army halts beyond the banks of the
llapidan, more coLcerned lest they may be iallen
on by Lee than intent on “striking fiercely.”
Grant’s army has been divided up, and sent &
portioa on a wild goose chase to Texas, and anoth
er portion to RosecranZj where they have shared
in his overthrow. It is not likely any or all of
these armies will do anything iu the next two
months that will seriously hurt the Confederate
cause. Alter that they will be blockaded by mud
and snow till May., when they go out of service-,
all except the “comparatively raw substitutes,”
who, the World thinks will not number 60,000
Meantime our armies, under the steady system of
conscription, will be receiving all the able-bodied
youth of the country a.s they roach eighteen years
of age, while the organization and mobilizing
of the militia of the different States will add
much to the efficiency of the regular torces The
number ol our troops whose term of service will
expire next spring is jiot very considerable, and
we shall probably surpass the enemy by that
time in numbers as much as wo have always done
in courage and devotion. The future is lull of
hope.—Kich’ti Whiy.
W7>ut t/ie are, doinj for the Slaves o f
the South.—A friend scuds us the following ex
tract from a letter received by a gentleman in
this city trom a former resident of Savannah, now
in Havana. As oQr friend remarks in his note,
it is another corroboration ot the charge against
the yankees, that, while atfccting to give liberty
to the negro, they speculate on his condition aud
return him to slavery—slavery in the West In
dies, where his condition, physically-, socially and
morally, is tenfold worse than that trom which he
has been seduced by the lalsehood aud villainy of
his pretended friends. The poor negro who has
been beguiled by the scduetive promises and pre
tences of ttie lying yaukee aboliiionists of the
North to leave his 8 jutuern master, his home aud
relatives, to fiuil iiiinselt basely betiuyed aud sold
into (. uhan .slavery, 1.' indeed to be pitied, though
even such a lute 1.' preierubl>' to the bitter expe
riences of the liberty winch tiiey promise him.
I'^veu ■d.'i a Cuban slave, his -coiidition would be
better than that of the Northern tree negro, the
victim ot yankee cupidity, villainy and bruUlity.
The following is (he extract;
“Wiiile walking over in tho city, examining
the different sights, 1 was stojiped and callea by
name. J.,ooking round, i ,aw a ni'gro mau, wr.h
hat ort and a broad snuit' on lii-; luce. He told
me he was from Savannah, that he had gone Irom
there to the yan’iiw^, and wa.s after a time sent
by tliem, with a good iiiany others, and sold near
this place (llavana.t AskiHg 'vhat price they
brought, he told me fhat he heard they were sold
at from four to live ftuiulred dollars a head. H
.seems that they brin- but very lew women. This
boy says that ihere wa.s but one woman for about
every tiltecn men.”—Sucamtuh
President and Bircctors’ Office,)
Laurinuuro, Sept. f5, iSOo. )
desires to obtain ^ sauaLim
Oaktj P O
Sept. *>.
A«cr Uii>» dale 1
Wil3
l-r.y 10 Cents per pound for ra.;a, cr
_ 0 e " :gb.;P» mark .'t price, deiivcirad ia
Fayotievitle, or at my mills on R.jonfi»a.
D. MURPHY.
July as, 1868. KW
Sept. 14.
GEORGE NEWTON,
Fayotii vi'i?, C.
63 Cfpd
If
THE BIXIE PRiHER,
OR tt>« Little Fjlka. A fortiker supply at wholci«ale
ar Ktaii by 1. J. EALK k 80^.
Town 1>ist.,3i> Rfcu ...... , ,
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept. 10, l>tw5. )
■^OTlC.E is hcr>-bj giv-.-n, :Lat tl.O(e l3 ie-.;iar Dt. I
11 e»*ry Saturi-:;. fv.-inii;:, M M^'. t.-.-v (J- -li. a' -i
o'cb'';K, P. M., c!'a*y Mi-i .>■! ’ r- -jers
required to.be there sr, dr:'.. iiL -.■•ni-j wlH lc
riptdly €n*’oroed upon I'lu: uo r-;. -.'“r:
.Mii'i'.fll -.... Ca^^t.
■^cpt- ' 3w
'i'EHTA .U £> "us. V A'5^.
ONFEDERATK Slates Bible Society I'c^tacaeatB.
A Collection of Sc^bbati; School Uy tuus.
Foe mU bj £. J. UAJU£ a 80^8.
RAN.AW.VY from the subscriber on the 1st day of
June last, his negro boy FED. Said boy was pur-
obasod by the subscriber of R. C. ria.ner, Marlon I>ist.
S C , on that day. at«d it is thought be maybe lurkmg
in tlie neighborhood between,Hamer’s in S. C. and Jno.
Thompson’s in Robeson Go . N. C. He is about six feet
hiifii, will weigh 170 *»o 180 lbs, and is of plean^nt
C3un!4»nRnce.
Tbe !ii»07:. reward will I'C p»tid for his lodgment ia
fin? jiii so i'.iit i may recover hitn, and $lt)0 more for
evidt»no>^ lo e->Tivjct any peraoii cf barbaring him.
B. F. HAMER
Chert,w. S C., Sept. lt> (>5-4tpd
The .ANNU \L VEI;T1N0 of the .litockholdars of
Wiluiicglon, Charlotte -s Ru'.berford Rail Road (!otn-
pany will be held in the Towa of Rjckiagbam, ou Wed
nesday, 21st October 186.^.
JAMES I. .McOALLU.M, Saa’y.
Sept. 19. _
Real Estate at Auction.
WILL be 9«ld. at the Market House, at 12 o’clock on
Friday Oct. IGth, 1863. to dose a Deed of Trust,
tbe STORE on Giliesp:e Street, occupied by Love &
Ovcrbaugii. The bouaa ia in good repair, and well lo-
oated for retail trade.
JOHN MURPHY.
W. DRAUGHON, Trustee.
A. M. CAMPBELL, Auct’r.
Sept, 21, 1863.
Ptpsivnaun S'lyur.—The Chambers (^Ala.)
Tribune says; We are inloi'fied that a very good
article of sugar can be made Irotn pursimmons, and
that several of our county men are going to try
tlie experiment. H“ th«.y should succeed, it will
be another triiiii’ph ol .Southern enterprise.
Coinci(i’nct.—Thc battle on the Chicka.uauga.
was commenced on Saturday, l‘Jth inst. That
t^ay was the aiifiiver.sary of the total defeat ot the
Persian hosts at I’lata-a, 2:U:i years ago, aa well
as of several other signal military events since that
time—a nice place to put in a big victory on the
Confederate calendar.
'I he Siii)?cribrr wishes 10 purchase
a'■-ctf YOUNG NMG fl'U-S for wbich he wi!’ pay the
highest Cftdti price Xhone wishing to sell would do
well to call on me or address me at Raleigh, N. C.
P. J. STBRNB.
Sept. 6l8»p(i
The star Foundry
18 agaiB in fnll operation.* Hiiving ia lay employment
competent workmen, 1 am prepared to execute work
at the shortest notice and for a reasonable charge.
M. A. BAKER
Fayetteville. Aug. 18, 1863. 5iltf
Palina Clsristti Beaus.
The Bubseriber will pay the highest cash prices for
anv Qoantity of Palmft Ghriati Beans.
J. A. WORTH.
ra|«tte«Ui«» OoL 67-tf
ORATEH! ,JRATEH:I
Y\7E are now prepared to make ORATES for baroing
VV Bituminous Coal cr Coke These Grates are so
mad 3 that they will fit any Sra plaee.
D. ANDERSON & CO.
Sept. 19, 18*-3. 05-2W
Administrator’s Police.
I^HE unitersigaed having at August Term, ISrlS. of
Sampson County Court, qualified as Adminijtraior
of the Estate of David A. IJizzell, deo’d, hereby gives
jioti£e to all persons having cl.'iims against aaid L .ta^e
W present them du'y autbeutic.i'ed and w-thin 'be -ime
prescribed hy law or thid n'^tic- will bi pi8*aed iu bar
of their recovery. All persons owing said Estate will
please make immediate payment.
ROBINSON WARD, Adm*r.
Sept. 1.
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