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SEMI-WEEKLY.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., DECEMBER 17, 1863.
[NO. 1290.]
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PKINTKI) MONDAYS aNi> THUR'^UATS
J. HALE Ar SO!VS.
k: 'K'Hs \nd PRo?rviET!!U:«.
' Qii-Wepfcly Oh'Skkvfr $♦> 'Jt. paid in
Mount Vernon-Female Seminary,
At Mt. Ver'ion Mlnernl ^prlnsrs, rhtitham Tounty,
1st S :8sian to coviime ;C9 28th Sept.
Ti; - ! v
i K i'. !‘r»ii;o . V 'fr = ; >»• of‘20 week
Ac-.
1;-
Pnce tor .
advutnf. 1
F*r the '^eekly Oksbrvfr S4 00 per amium, paid in ! ^ P »:t. I’le p - ?h
. ^ I I.ttfia, F- =nch !tn1 D’-i?*'-';:,
I Sc’>ool Hoon.
Bonr i {
pr.'v s'oiin it u
€AR0LI1^1 FEMALE €OLLE)^E,
AiS'SONVlLLE, N (J .
WILL he on ihft first Mondif in Jaauftrj
li?04, Aud cl >S9 the of Ootobfr 18G4
TKiriiSi:
Bo itJ, iaolmling fuel aud WHshiug for term of
(i^“ADVERTlSLMENTS inserted for t'2 per ? .'inre
»f 16 line« tor the first, and one for each stifl-
•eeding publicatian. A iveriiseraentu not excee lint a
half square (ei|th( lineal fl for the first and oO cerits
for eajh succeeding publid ion. AdTertisers nre re
quested to state the number of insertions desired, or
{hey will he coatioiied till forbid-j'and charg*! accord
ingly.
AiTertisements continued insi'lf, oharged as new «d-
»erti9emenij«.
erKO):NOTU’E.
From an , ter this date, no name of a new sal'scviter
will be entered' without pnv-i>eiM in adyanee, nor wilj
the paper be sent to such -^ibsC; .bers for a longer time
’.an IS paid f;>r.
Snch of our oid subscnl'fr‘ is l:";irp lo (:»ke th« {ti-
pes- »n thip system will \ilf tse noi-.fy us whru rmiKuji'
remit «aces. Jiui'y 1. ] ’ H.
• ■ I ■ I ■ I I ■ I I _ ■ I ; ■■
Attorney at Law,
pAVi; •.'TEVII.LE, N. C.
WILL attend :tie t ountj aH't J^uperior Courts \t
i'mHiberiarvi. H.ir; ‘tt, Mvore nud Robeson Cour.-
>•; P.\inipt atti'ntion jrivea to the ooUeoti'in of all
cWirus •*ntrus:.'d to his hands.
Wc'.. 17, leO'*. 68-tf
"SlO. W. WILLIAMS i i:o.~
%% lioli'!ale Dt‘alt*r? in liiroceries,
AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
i^^ardware and iutlery, Swedes iron, &c.,
HAY STKKET, 1:AYhffKViLLK, >. t.
July 1861. -
josi. i;ti.EV,
Graetr anti CotHntitHlon .fitrthaul,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Jan'y 10, Ibtib. »3-tf
'*JUa.NSON, WILLIAMS £ t'O..
$>.%■/!' ,MAKUU!».
W' have thirty yiiO, pana now lu upeiatiou nine miles
ea.s: of liniing'.oii. P.'trues w.auiug lo supp.y
thexuseiv*.* witli sail, ctta be furin*!heJ by ajiplyiug io
A. Johnson, Jr., Ageui at Fiijelteviiie, lo li. P»ge, i
ii Miager at the woriis. gr to
itlt, or $H* \ier inontb if
lOPF.H.
20 00
2 .oO I
paid in I
$250 00
40 00
10 00
80 00
:r 'V.T
0 ir*
I Principe!*.
Ad.'r
sj “8t. L
G‘i:f
RAIL ROAD.
•■nUE FRLIQin- aN.» P.4S: EN0: I? THA1N>^ of this
J. Ron i leave Fr -eiteville J'kily. (Suiui iys excepfsd)
f .'^0 0(t
j,t ()Q I fivo raontb.^
40 (W i Pngl'SJ. inc'.iiding Matheroatlca,
Ancient »a 1 M'>dera fjan;ruag.-58 each,
Hasio ind iia? laatrami*nt3,
’[■‘rtiH - Cush in ttiivance
P ipil U;.» d to bring with them toeir olJ t» xi
b 'ik>
F -r fui f.-'-r pji-iioulara s.'dress
JOSEPH R. GRIFFITH.
lSniin,rr'o,, y%
N U. Af'er tli^. ir>'b of D''Crt'n>'er Iftij, aJdrri^e uie
at \arijnv)ll», NO , J R G.
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FRIDAY
'sin I'l 18«3
M.. r-? >•**»•,Ti 'i.>;tve l-^irypt a 1
T. .-i WEDNESDAY and
> M. ROSE.
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97 tf
ISAAC HOLLIXGSWOjlTK,
(siroi vr ttsd ('omiiilssioii Merchant,
FAVKTTEVILLK, N. C.
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hp nble
^ui; ire 1 per^oiis i.;
la coisr;t>ci' n w'l
of ilack>, C -.j r;.
my gue'^ts csu e.
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\V1LL op ’U til.,- E HOI'El. 'or the re
t'Sii- ^t«; t'n> lir^i .jI’ lun?, ;iiid 1 bopa
. cntt ri Ml f- •,/. -^evem y-five to a
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Proprietor F
1st-.;.
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P.LAIR,
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^iieneral Cojmihslon and Forwarding Business,
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tfia; coucpi-f., •nidc' If- ' W'i
prompt .imlfi. hful . tr-;' n i ’-ik'’
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t'ajeitewi;t, Nvv. ico-.
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dupenuitinJent,
for 8-It
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Wiftnins:tc;n, N U't 8 18ti3.
B O WJBTH. V } W-.RTH 'I O.
woK i ai & CO.,
Commission and Forwar.iiag Merchants,
ft^rrter Sfrert^
WILMlNtJTUN, N •
Oct Irj, 5!?
IJn
WANT.l^ 0, tor the Hospital at Fort Fishor.
[JOCLTRY. t’ >.ckoi «. J^u'i r >.id otki»r •loMcii'ie- ^ r
tr(* i^ot i;> rs \
Will rcceite
I'hUi^ajou.
:ue suOivi'^-
A ATEI*.
0 li 1 bushels wilt'',.
/^jOUU i,i»oo • gdrn.
1 ersuUb h'aviug iiie abovi articie# to ici'
uiguesi price by caluug oi. .Mr. >1
41 .he Mertbani MiLs, fayeiteviHe, o: va
ter ai his oil s;au.i oii Maiuet ^ ijiv
ALEX. JOHSiSON, Jr.
roT. 6, 180-.
AK.nV MARA
1 aM prepi»red lo uianulacture all t.uai* ol Wa^jOu
1, tiarne«8 fur Artuy uoc. I lau niy leatL.r ^na cau
good bargair*-. Agents wii Uu »eil lu stua tneir
ofdtr- to me as t;.- j ouaii have pronip’ atis
set.; o3 in quick dispatcu. JOH.N
€loldston P. O., Cjaaiuam Co., N. C., t
June 1^, /
*iOO lb«. Ciuiii Arabic tor «ale by
J. R. LEE.
t>«l. 15. 69tf
lot!, aa j I
OARTi'.R.
34tt
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'1 ispr al
1 »tand or it .Mr J
Per-oii^
p-ije ?n ■'.pp 1 I
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bin Co. ar
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66-tf
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ulj y. lob8 8h b rp.l
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RoUt.Rl MiXOHELL.
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I'OiSACCO.
« >i.i\ jiM.i iOl>Ac(JO, various giaaeb,
Ii.-r a,--.; on '.yusiguiiicbt, t’.
WiLLlA.MS *: CO.
Ui-.t
Gt,u
Aiay -J.
Soie iiA‘atlicr %% anted.
,11. I ae..vy i>ell tauftta o'I t.E LEAl'Hr.u,
/•Uv/U BUitibie tor be....ug. App
t ij- . -^p> *1 14.
Wauted lo IMii-chast*,
LSitiuS UAiLi ROAD cTOv^ti.,
D. MCRi’iiV.
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NoIcl
u vid 'tju '^u^‘T;
jS jfiu oarohiia Irts’isur ^Sotes ^J• undable;)
• • •• •• aua
• • “ Bunds, old and now;
‘Cuunty of CutDocrl-ind iiouds;
[down of Eayeue^iile ii'-.aJt;
^Groeiibt^oru $1 auU (-eriificates;
'.ouledtraie 7 aud b per cent. Bv^nds;
,Coupoas 01 ilo,000 OU'J loan;
01 I'jwn ana OuULly r>jH'Js;
“ ol ol- i^«ria Cafuiii-a LtuUis;
T. .S. LUilEiiLOii.
Oct 12, 180:J. Tit-
To roltoii P8aiiter«.
, H.VV'L : CC.I .n. (’0!U!-’1 b} The ifecrefary of th- Trea-
X 3ury, C.Hict Ag.-ut f>r iL-» p-ircha'’^ of Cotton f ;r the
oouftderate Gov . u."ueut w.t&iu tlie State of Norte Caro-
l.';ia, aad win p -j tor ;ue a^ni« in 7 per cent. Bonds or
Cash.
8ub Afen.-a T!»'.:*ng 'ho i’ffereat p4^-15 of the State,
■.uyiug iti iuy naae, wii’ huve wr\t«ea certificates of
appoiatucat.
By or dvr of the Secreiary of the Treasury, all Coiton
paichased by cuvself or luy ageui.3. ou and after lae
16tk day of .M-.rch 1863, will be paid for in 7 per cent
Bonds *r Carjh, and noi 5 - cr oen'- Bonds as s;a-ed in
a foiuie: aiv .rcUje-’>i‘Uf. ' L p to that time, bower t, the
5 per oenl, bon.'s wi;: be furntsu- a *s stated.
Pattiotic ci>-x i- ire now otterei aa oppi.rtunity ic
■iid '.iif Gcvoi u.a 'iv 'J stliiuj io ii i-ueir Co.^oJj rai-aer
.TS'.! vO pl:if .15 .tpiliiiiaii.
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WILLIA.MS.
1 Mt!
Bank
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ft ‘tA.
tfiX p- !: . I .bi9 Noif ■:
3 i>*.i ■ li a 1; . new i.i, '..
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star ti'osiiadry'
i. : i J ' • x.‘fu'»! worg
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M, .A B-itvcR.
TILL ^ive i.v.nupt aiiri.ifioii to -^li bujip.es- »miu!l«il
to nis e-vre
‘•c 20. IJ's:?. /4»f
Confederate Tax, Robeson Coaity*
I rpHE Assessors of Confederate Taxes ior the County of
1 1 Rab^-oii, with the Collector, ^ill meet th^ Tax p*j
ers a! the fjllowing tiiaes and places for the purpoao of
I Msessin? Neat Cattle. (in9ladiag all cittle except Oxoa
! •\ctU’^ll7 used in producing cr^ps ) Also lior(«eB and
Mulea not used on farms, and to receive the liatu of
crops of corn, potatoes. &o., not already listed, and
also of .-il' incomcB and pr fits u.s requir; ! by the *^tb
section of the Tax .Act The ('o’.lector will’be prepared
to reofiive the Taxes on tbe value of Neal Cattle and all
other Taxes due U that, time: *
Refran's, Wcdnosdsv Jan’y 6th, 1801
St. I’aul’o, Thur(j'J»y Jan’y 7tb.
Li)mbi»r Bri'fge, Friday Jan’y Hth. ,
Randilgvil>. Saturday Jaa'y 9th
Col P. p. Smith’s. Mo>! li> Jai.’y 11th.
•\1f-rdsville, Tuesday Jan’y 12th
Thompson’s, AVe.ine?fday, Jan’y 13th
Whut- Hou.'je Thur^'^ay J;.n'y 14iL.
Sterl’.qiy’s Mil g. FriJay J»n'y 15ih.
£tt.iy’s, S-iu'*day J^n’y 10th
untiberfcn. Mon iay .lan’y.ISlb.
W!sii.»r!’*. Tu«sday .I»n’• I'.iiU.
B- k Swi’t:;>, V*eJaesiay Ja.Ty 20ih.
Hur.TT dramp. Thur.-^day Jan’v 2lst
>;rc (artie.?fiy rv-qaest"d ts attend
li3t.s made ou*, and avoid the pcuai-
Hoiisci^ to Rent or ^ell.
nEV'ERAL HOUSES.situaled on Moore street »nd
O- jftoent thereto, will he sold or ren'ed and posseoEioh
given on first of January next For particularfl apply
*0 JOHN H COOK.
Ufo'r 12 1813 8y 3;
FOR REAT.
ON the Is* Jan’j will be rented publicly at tke market
hou.se a yood dwelliijg hiu8-.? and lot on the corth
wi^st corner of «.he f'our’ House square—on Rowan
j Ptreet A house ccnfainingtwo rooms on Gillespie street
Also the of^ic ■ at t';? bridge known as Eccles’s office, and
' a lot on t’.e creek D MoLAURIN.
Dcc. 14 89-tlJ
I FOR HAM.E.
> IrtAA ACRES of PINE LAND in Harnett county.
; L/vV/l/ situate abou: rqui tiietaof between Upperaiyd
1 Lower Little Rivers, beinz about 3 mil^s from each, on
1 the West side of the Aikins Road. Apply to
HUGH MclEAN.
! Buie’s Creek P. O., llarnVttT^o . N C.
Dea’r 12 18o3 89 3w
^^diiii^ki^tratioa ^ia!e.
. .r !\u i-fd'r of the v^oiirt of Pleas vsul
■r S ■-n i ‘)r aulbt^rl•kIl 1 C>-uiiy, obti-n' d
>:r 1 ' ..'5 the sj! '>cribi*r f'on'':!issiiiner if
All I^tx ray>-
promptly vtiih t>
ties of the I..W
Nov’r 2G, 18>3
J. T. POr^E.
D. S
.MOKRI.-ON,}
8») 5w
J- nes J«>nkinii.
•le h.'ifnat .«w ,•? soi'd Sf>iW,
■ •. and a; S»;pt-n-.inr T -rui
i.Tir «^s th“ .Ha-’^ pflition to
5;!1 on i^i* t> '1 i'*y f 1 i.nuaiy, lb04, .*x
iO -(‘-‘e '-t the Nli' -ii'f tK-u.'ic iri F^yi'tev'lle,
r M -ih.xit 27i 'cre« of I.j’id Bifnr-.t-» r.n
• 'ic W ltriiuc’ 1:.! roid ^,b >ui 3 .-oiles fro r
B = i".r of .ss^iJ ratn j^fi af erlay
i'li-i ii 5 t'i.> d 'W.r t-» the wr..' ’W. Als;; tbe
. s, viz; J.'ti •ijir'l ab-'ut 20 y'’ars, Nac
u i ch'ld ab iul 18 mou'hs old. Terms at
James jenkins.
t’oru!Uis?; juer.
I. N T 14. I8;;i. SI
.^oldierM^ C'iainiM.
T th«> r- q'je'n af»d f^r the c )nvetiii;nce of fbot’e m-
. r. 1 h- m l^rs'fTo ■ 1 ajrre-''d to coll'iot all
.h- ci.i!"-.' rf ji’ifi.ted i.11 I difharfjed «n!diers, and of
, . ' i.erf furh'ijh. th it rjay be p' iC; 1 in b^s hands.
II '‘ad a-.i .'Spori' n-»- of o.*.tr JO y*ars ir prose-
'Uin,^ . ti.i* U- i:fd Staffs Governni' t, as
; . • ja-r, ■; 'he C.!ufi*d »=o S' >tes, >'i« ij porfeatly
j • - I'.n ^it-' cv' py »*ri; tj of cl viias, and can mak ' ls
••a; iy coi’.»c.:oa A3 the larjro nutabcr uow on £!■» will ad- >
I A mod»>? :.« L'6 wiU be charged to c . ^cr e .»?t, postijje,
j tiiti ,u. ry Ao •
I Ai.{;y in ■ jfs .1 t. id.irc'S loUer,
1 JNO. M RtJSE.
^ Feye:tcvill». N C . Oct 1. 72 .‘‘jripd
j 33,000 ACRES OF LAND
FOR »ALF.
^ ll^ILL be sold in Like ^iiy, on Ibursday th'* 21st «f
lY Jan'i%r . * D l‘'t)4, the f liowinz property, se
que-’r-itel by a jri-re^ i»f t • Ctjnfederaie States Court
for I oc D: tr Cl 01 F. i 1 •:
20 oOtJ 'icr.'.-i of Lii.d kn iwu as ttie Flemminjr Grant,
j »;tu it*> I in Brevar J co'intv; Florida, on Indian River, in
j T S • S R >7 E T lu S, R iS E; T 31 S, R 3S E; T 31
1 S, R 37 E: Property of Bernar v of Bostoa.
! 12 18t> acre^ of L«n i ’n B' . rar 1 c'liniy, known a-
' :h- G iniei (ir*nt, in T 89 S. R 41 E; T 33 v‘, R 42 E; T
' 8iS, R 42 E, T 40 S. R 42 E; T 4d S, R 4 i E; T 41 S,
I ii 41 4:^; Pt pe'iy of G Q.-mu i A G^mcx
: ' Lap 1 iu M >ruand ) county. Florida, com-
pii.- ;.g the E j of N E ^ of Sec 2{; the W J of N W J of
I Soc 2»'.; E J 11^ N E i >f Sec 27; E of N W J, and E J
I of S W J. u 1 E J of Sec 2H, T 22 d, R 19 E; Pro-
i perty of 1 . ^ J Pii-sins.
i 158 )• La’l l in BreTa'*i. near county site. Lots
No 2 lu ;fS. c2vt, T oO R41 E: Property wf Philip
; Ilernalle?.
1 200 acr-» : Udlsboroui^h coanty, Florida, ^ E ^ oT
i S E i of Se? o r :i S. R 22 E, and .V-'W i ‘f S E S
j i of S E i; and N E J of S W J of Sec 3. T 31 S, li 22
i E; Prop rty of heirs of Luther Wilson.
I 160 acres of Land in Hillsborough county, t'lorida, N
I w J office 13, T 27 S. R 20 E; Property of .Atwater,
1 Mulfortl & Cl
Block No 38; N ^ of Water Lst No 11; and Lot No—,
j 31oc^ 3.>; L ts 1. 2, :«ui 4, in Block 12; Lot No 5, in
I block 17:
I 1 Steam Saw and Grist Mill,
i n ‘ilock N-> 3S. in thr c^t- of Ta:npi:
j «0 acr«s of Lanl. in Hillsboro’ county, Florida, N J
j .f N W J f S.-o j. T 3» S, R 20 E; Property of Ar
thur B-'l.
T'ui^-CASH.
j The a^ovi' L m Is C‘>mpris» some of tbs' b'“»t in Flori
j !a, •iuirtiiT I tin** .. pjr iiniiy for profitable invest-
I n3‘‘nt
Inf irrsation can be had bv ad>lressine Ferdinand Mc-
T.i>'l, Conf derite Stit“s Di'-'rict .AiUirney, at Lake
!l Florid an I E W Th rapson, a* Tampa, Florida.
E M T:IOMPSON. Recover.
F M LE'>D. Cj:i Sti'e^Att'y.
Oc! 21, l«o3 78-ts
FAVIiTTEVIM.E
AL L\SI RA\( E CO>JPA\Y.
$2«7,688 2t)
6,077 So
' FA I ET f i:\ ILLE WATEll W HIM.
CITIZENS of tt'" (’o«!> wi!i be furuis'opd *>iih the
Water fc» t‘«? Ib.wtng rve-. ihe paymtu's iu every
I in«! Alice t« b" ^.'■r.deii'y in advince. I'^ginnin^
; with fhft Ivi oM>ct I vi.';
I For H'-'el*. $7-> t., $)00 per annum
j Liv- ry and li',)'-*' Sta> e-.
I Bar Rv.i'ina s'-J Eating Houses,
Banks,
Privat‘ Boariiii* H-. ises,
I Dw*-iiin(r llou-^"!;,
iStcres and Snop*-^
Drt'y Stores,
B'*^ ber’.o >'h .'ue.
Lawjtrs* and Doctors’ Offi;ew,
Wagoa'-rx frorn ibe co'iuiry. and all transie^it per»onH,
are prijril‘-d«ed to use th« w trr gat is
JOHN W BAKER. Jr ,
Sup’i Fayetteville Water W rks
Dec 3. Hf> f>w
! 8()3
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Spun I'oaoa Exclianged ior Lard.
T K will giTb Spun Cotton in pan payui' nt for LAKL
-(ielivtrtd at our Factory on Peisvi. Jst.
A. McLaLv^ liLlN & Co.
LAKii.-u-l
f actuiy.
I , hi ■ at :• .e, lor rMe at ou.
A Si ;L.iUC»iLlN fit CO
Fot a».
A :»ici.AL ,tlLlN & CO.
d i bun^ i
our ti.o-. jiy
Fayctitvi,
12, l^bo.
Fayeite'.i; e, .* ug i
4'otton Varn tor
N' 'OTK'E is T'^ri'by >;iv‘ n : , : •
lU C'licS where we l';ive ' ir;;
'Lsr to the i*^rrus of oar -
liay, wh;cii lerojs are U'.’W v'--.• ^ >.
•I t. 01 ''iiMOU ^ i.-’i 1 . 1 '
•i iiit;. w .i ,!• ft :i:i J J.I.; :
. it.jirici ol ihv Ciu -.r! r..
-Be lti‘ ur.Y.s ot -x ■'
State. '
t'avijtieviile, Junf'
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ti- .\.;eacy r ir ttje ‘a e
;r Ii.i ■'
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;l . • ! .1 I uOiK'.
Capital in Premium Votes amounts to
Cash on baud and other assets,
Tot.al, $272,7o1> 61
The Company hare paid all losses promptly, and
have never made an assesnnient on their premium notes.
Total losses paid,' $29,^82 6'J
Om-'EPs:
GEO. McNElLL, t*residenf.
O. A. RAY, Vice President.
C. McMILL.vN, Sec’y.
tors:
lb Jot
Ohb^AMK OEi'AKl'Mii.^T, 1
nAi^biuu, N. »-•, It'bo, J
LE.AD \V.\NiED.—1 w;3ii 10 puroUj. e Lead lur th»o
Ur( »rnoen! i ..avin^ i>»rg« or rinaii
iii.ee , i-a=.- ''"O'- ^ pouud #f
i'iV'tDLi. lor 10 j.'-aiiud 1.LAD.
TllOS. b H0'0, Capi. C. S.
lii etinrge ol Ordnance.
Adniinisiraior’s Aotice.
^rjlt buObcriuer uaviug at Dec ruher ierui, l»G'2, of
«. tne County Court 01 Cumberiand, qualified a-. Aa
fiiinistraiu! upon the Estate of Neill G. .vicNeiii, deo >t,
uotifitfS all persona having clftims against tne Eaiate to
present mein wiiliin lUe iiuie limiteu by taw, oth'.-rwise
tiiu ii(M.ict ivLll be pleaded lU bar of recovery. Debton*
are reodostwl to make pronript payment.
“• HEt TOa MoNEILL, Adm’r.
IVe. *
TMK riill;7l*0K,
tk« Littl* folka. A ftirtker supply *t whole«»l«
J. HALS *
OIL AND LAMe BLAOiv.
'|^A.>>EK3 aua L.Ubiiiu.^iii'^G UIl..
i LiAJilP BLACK in barrels. For sale by
JOS. i. BLJStiO.M & CO.,
WiUaimftom, M. G.
lUnkl. ^
N V SlZEd Pc:so!s
‘ il. i I‘ .... ■ C‘ rt-p-a.) F i
•■!i i-r !• ■- p, - p '
rit Is ie.prt,-'-.
G^O. >V
Fayr;tt-vii:-. 'd ty 2i, i'
Faiiaa Ciii's-
I'HE »'ib3(jtit,.cr «r.i pi,' f
1. %1'J quantiiy cf P&.r.
i;
., i, vr ‘i j w ■
inty 01 i>.
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myr'.'ver,
g. T, ll.fificy,
Vji!h:tn A. .Stedioan,
C. P.. M.-Jlctt,
James Kyle.
A. ' «icK*'ihan.
J. D. i'i!.-*iiiH. 1
S *V 1 ;L.Oi'r.:'.st.
u J'-ll'n- vTi.t C. C. M'f.f
!»')***■ ■’ T>-inv v.iT’’-- 5
W. N. Tillinehest,
J. Hinsduie,
Wm. McLfiurin,
T. S. Lutterloh,
A. W. Steel,
J G. C*»ok,
Hoa .1. ». si'ipphfrd,
li. F. Brown,
A. i. H,i);.
ou, Traveli'ig Ajreniy
V Wilm’e-'oti.
IBS.
32 It
prices for
• .RTt;
A
The Xow Style, Rmall,
(OLO^tEi* PJ10T0«RAPaS,
KT
Gullcry.
n
%'aluable I^aiid in llarneti connty
FOR ^ALE.
'PlIE ^btfcrit'er, a- Ex-cutnx ot tn I-.hi Willard T ■-
1 tameat of Hector M. .MoLe^n, dece’d o^ers for fc^*!e
;be.v^luaVde plantation on whio.'. her T--'H.tor lived.
oontaii.iUfc.r.oO auret', si'tiaie n'.-ar FoX-^’s Island ou the
nirtti side oi" Cape Fear River, an i iron mg on th^;,
river for tae di.si titoe of one mile 'tnd ru;juiug back
about three-four tisof a n’dle. Tl.elacJs a'e but a t!:ort
diHta. e..r b!-'.»w, on the oppos'te hid:: of tN- r'ver, Irom
L:’iUi gtoii, th‘ C'‘>iiity si:'"' >f Har- e;t :; l t-re eor-.snl-
ered -»« v. iuable a- at v .-a li-^: riv -'r f r p"';
of Cot n. wiicai, as-d Cvl.on G« u. .A D .'d WMishow
lte i'kLds to a^ who wi*-;.. (o pnrca-c I’l’ i-i'i'i- who
ART.
Woodward’»( Solar Camera.
t30
80
30
4i
#15 tn 25
$10 to 15
25
■ 25
10
EUriTY !^AI>E.
By virtue of Dccrre of iie C'.ur- of Equity, obtained
a: Fall Term,
a> the
“81 il day
late .Ml?® Mary \;urp**iy, situatr' ou Person Street in
said Town, adj-'ii’ing tbe residence cf Duscau MoN»'ill
i*nd Mr? Mary \ Full-.^:-. T.t ..s • ^sh.
W. A HUSKE,*C. k M E,
Dec’r 8, ]8' 8 88ts
From the Atlanta Register.
THE SOLDIER AND HIS MOTHER
bile at the Postoffice this morniug two joung
officers were hard by. The one w5. reading a letter,
the other asked who hud written it. The answer
j was, “the old woman.” Let ua go back twenty
yeai'8. Within her humble abode a woman beari
in her aching arme a helpless infant clinging to
life by an uncertain tenure. Through long weary
days and sleepless nijjhts the anxious mother watch
es without ceasing every movement of the child.
She has been told that it must die. Hope has
abandoned its abiding place, but a mother’s lore
can never die. She still bends anxiously over
the cradle, (iod is merciful, listens to her prayers,
and rewards her sleepless anxiety and toil. Health
comes bacit again to light, up the mild blue eyes
of tli^htuiliug iitlunt aud deck its cheeks with
roseate hues. Whut joy filled that mother’s heart
and how inexpressible her grattiude to Hhn who
listeri.s to such prayers a.s a mother alone can utter!
The infant becumes the noisy prattler; then, the
top, and haop, and the well worn spelling book.
Pal! Term, A. D 1863, I-'-wiil offer at p'ahlic sale, j wheel srands silent in tbc cornct. Its whirl-
Msrket House in P’yeU-vilie. on T.,e3i^y tbe ; rpj^^ kfiitting lies idly on the shelf,
y f ?crm .or (j. .oe xlv c.. j a t e j mother may watch the steps and instruct
I the mind and heart of her darling boy. What
I cares she that her life is one of toil, if she sew
till her fingers ache and her eyes grow dim. She
I is content if only that fair haired boy have every
j whim and fancy gratified. Though her purse be
; slender her wants are few. She only lives in the
j life and joy of *‘her darling child.” How she
fidorns his person aud smoothes his tangled locks
and kisse.s his fair forehead and clasps him closely
I to her bosom, and then at morn, noon and night
I what prayers a.s musical as the song of tho morning
i.AAO FOR S.VLE.
I WILL “‘ll Ht Cl’nto*. on th- 26iti of Dicember next
th-.; L AND V“l-in;fin^ lo IL nry Greeory, deo’d, con
taininc 2-10 \cros Tne plave ■ five uilcn Southea'’t c’
Clinton Tnere ave g.^od Dweliinr H uses and all
nec'-ssiry out houses; one MiU Site. The water is very
eood There is a'so 250 ncros of the eame tract of land
be’cnpijc* t--^ Thomas .1. f^h'‘Stnuf, which can be bought
on reasonable terms and will be sold on the same dnj.
■All in S»mpson countv.
WJLLTAM GREGORY. Adui’r.
Nov’r 22 ISe.”? 88 otpd
LIST OF CUA^t;ES FOH PASSEM^EUS.
ON' aid af: r \J->oday rifxt the f jllowi"*; TatrS of Pas
sage will be cb -rgf-d;
aotbi:e.
H'^HE subsorib^r ofT rs f *r satr his PL\NTAT^O'^.
I cctlT^inine 631 a;^c;«, with 225 ,>r 2 )0 ■icv*'9 '.'f cleared
Lan 1, a'id in ont and a half miles o L'*t:>-ii,1,usg D p-v
W C & R R R. 0.. t*io iirerii^rs is a •’ or-
D^EL^-ING ,-ii l -'•1; mc' *?ary out bouses. 'trc’-f.rd i
I pix‘:uudre-i .\r plo Tree*; atd convv* '• '-i!
atidScb.L .) I. M-LAIiRl
D .c’r 7. 18ti3 H" i -
DOW>.
From Fayetteville to Wilmington,
S20 00
“ “ “ Elizabeth,
10 00
“ “ “ White Hall,
13 00
“ “ K^-Ily’s Cove,
14 M>
“ “ “ AM ptiints below,
20 00
SECOND CLASS, OR DECK.
Fron Fayetteville to Wilmingtos,
JIO OU
•• “ Elizabetit,
6 00 ■
“ “ “ Wtiiteball,
7 00
“ “ “ Kelly’s CoT»,
b 0?i
*• “ .All point* beldw,
10 00
IP.
From Wilmington to Fayetteville,
f20 00
“ “ “ Kelly's I'ove,
y 00
“ “ W hite Hall,
11 |»0
“ “ “ Eliubeth,
13 00
“ “ Prospect Hall,
15 00
“ •• *• All point? above.
20 OO
SECOND CLAMS, OR DECK.
Frsm Wiltaingion to Fayetteville,
$10 00
“ “ “ Kelly’s Cove,
6 00
White Hall.
, V 00
“ •• “ .All points above.
10 00
EAS^i’FTOR'S AOTii S'.
^PHE S-i-ispriber havinic ifnab'^sl a" Ex-''tMor of *b-
1 )*st Will Ri, 1 T,3! I'.n rr ’-\rvcr. scn'r.
dec’ 1, ber.-by giT*>s no'tce to all ppr*; : - I't'ne cl^irr .
igaiobt the Est^tn of hi.a Te-»*ator. to pr2«-u‘ them with
in tiie timi* , .i-“C'it'?d by law. or tils'" notice will be ! his strong arm as she goes trembiin
r^fars when the glories of creation are unveiled,
ascend to the thronq^of God to bring down the
choicest blessings on her beauteous boy. Though
her robe be threadbare, his apparel ie as “costly
as her purse can buy ” Her food may be scant
that dainty morsels may pass his lips. She may
toil through tfie long weary night that he may
j sleep the drcamkss sltop oi happy childliood.
But years have pas.-"d Tlie mother’s eyes
j ^'r«iw *iii.; ii;.>r locks :;f: } , her t e^is t ifeeblr*!.
; The iufant—tiif'tioj , bccjuiv'.' a man. lie was
i*ujar u? jdst li' > tie it> a soldier aud decked
' 'th tLi; insiguiaof rank. Surely he has not for
gotten his mother’s teadernese'; lie venerates
Lcr now. His memory reealis the days of his
hel})lessness, an^i of that moihcr’s unwearying
watchfulness and devotion.- She now leans on
down to the
pleaded ic bar of their rec 'verv
ARCH’D McLE.AN, Ex’r
T”.'
eau Second Class or Deck Papsengers must stay on
lower deck or pay full price, or same as First Claag.
An extra charge will be made for Way Passen
gers getting into Berths during day time, and for occu
pying a Berth with their boots or> shoes on, at the
discretion cf the Captaia
J. A. WORTH, for C. F St’m B’t Co.
R. M. 0RRE1.L, for St’ra Kate and Sub .
T. S LUTTERLOH.
Nov 23, 18ti3. 84-tlJ
grave. His voice ot loiQind tenderness is sweet
er in her uars than the song of seraphs
Can God forgive him? Tho ingratel the re
morseless wretch who has forgotten the holiest
wori, save those divine, ever pronounced by mor
tal lips. The mother who bore him, who watch-
j ed aad nursed liim, who loves him yet, aa «he
j loved him in the cradle, with trembling hands
_ i and anxious heart writes him the story of her life,
AD.UIAISTR.ATIO.A AOTICE. j joyless in his ab^enct, aud with the letter in his
HE subscriber Slaving been appointe'i Administratrix | hand, marked by her tears, (^may tjod have mer-
• . ... woman.
Furtlier A'olice. i
HE NECROES belonging 10 the E>*tal8 of the late
=ham Carv*r, dtc'd, will b.» hirt’d out on Tuesdav
the 5th Jar?’y next, at the residenc* of Mrs. L A. W
Carver. Terms ms-de known at hirine.
A .McLEAN. Ex’r.
Dec’r 9, i8o3 89th
fiillsboro’ Military Aeadeniy*
The Sixth .Academic year of tisis Institution will be
gin on Wedowday. Feb’y SJ. 1864.
For circulars an l information Rpply to
'’aj,
Hdlcbf.ro’, N. C., Nov
W.M M. GORDON, Sup’t.
n. l‘^6H. 84 3m
9iti‘aincr A’ortli Carolina,
LE.\VE F*yoitevill« Wednesday and Samrdky morn
ing at b (I olocic. .A M
hU'i lnunday at 2 P M.
No^ 'r 30, 18G3
and Wilmington on Monday
T. 8. LUITEKLOH
bo 3w
\%AATEI>
j'O hiie for the year lf>t)4, a number on" (U)OK, for
J. w*)ich a liberal price will be paid Address T, at
toi-i Oibcc ANo a good NURSE.
Nov’r 30, 18G3. 85tf
Aeg^ro jiirl For iNaie.
^pHE U\1>E.»S1GNED ’ mmi-.non: r, appointed by the
1 Couuty Court of Rohesoa oounty, for that purpose,
will sell at public auction at the Court House, in the
Tviwu of Lu i.bei'on, ou Sa'ur lay the 2G:h Deoeaiber,
18b3, a liaely SEGRO GIRL b'- tho name of Roxanna.
belonging to the estate of .Arch’d M. McKinnon, dc-
ct^asHd. JNO A ROWLAND, Clerk
Lumbartou, 30'b Nov., 1^63. 86-tg
»ith the Will antiexed, of the late Mrs. Sarab j cy) he speaks of fier as
Ann Butler, dec’d. hereby gives notice to all persons j
havii g claima agr-inst the Eslaie to preseui them wi hin |
the time prescribed by law. or this notice will be plead- !
ed in bar of their recovery.
L A. W. CARVER, Adm’x
FURTHER NOTICE.
The Negro Slives i'clonging to the Estate 0? the late
Mr^ Sarah Ann Butjer. aec’d. will bt> hired out at
tbe residence of the subscriber on TUESDAY the 6th
day of Jan’y n^xt Terms made known at bir'njr.
L. A W'. CARVER,
Adm’x of Sarah Ann Bullet, dec’d.
Dec’r 14 89ts
B’
AE.iROE9« FOR J^ALE.
Y virtue of a Decree of the County t?ourt cf Cumber
land county, the subscriber as Comnnssioner ap-
(.■^•io.tcd for said purpose, will expose to public sale, at
tiie late residence of Robert McPlsail, dec'd, known as
the obi - Flea Hill” muster ground, cutbe R-tleigh road,
on the 5th d\y J it "y nex». SEVEN NEjROES, 1 man
seed I'*, 1 boy agod 11, 1 hoy aged 0 1 woman agsd 1
44J, 1 girl 1*\ 1 girl 14, 1 girl *2 Term at sale i
WM. J MoPHAIL. Com’r. j
Dec’r 14, 1863 89-tspd I
l^tate of xAorth Carclina,
ROBESON COUNTV.
Court cf Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Nov. Term, 1863
President Davis's Cotton—A Correction.—In
the Exatniner ot the 4th inst., we find the fol
lowing;
“The possession of the^.cotton crop stored in
those counties would bring up the Yahk^ finan
ces to the highest pitch of prosperity, ana as few
or none burn their cotton—not even the Presi
dent—they would get it nearly entire.’'
So far as the insinuation against the President
is concerned, it ii> utterly without foundation. As
far back as J une 10, 1802, we published a full
and complete contradiction of the charge.
From the letter of Mr. C. R. Dickson, of Jack
son, Misi., published then in full, we now extract
the following;
“In answer to the interrogatory, we can state
that Mr. Davis’s cotton is where tho Vankees will
never get it, for the following reasons, viz: first, it
^ was removed from their reach) and, second, it
j iffa.s all burned, as was also the crop belonging to
! his brother, Joe Davis. For further proof of this
! wo can refer to Lt. H. 11. Hailey, who, with a
{ squad of men performed the duty of consigaing
I it to the flames.”—Kick’d tJuqitirer.
.VOTiVE,
•'IMIE subscriber having at November Term, A. D.
1 18*33, of the 0 iri of Pli'as an i Qairter Sessions of
Rjheson countj , qmiifi-d as >dnj:nia'.rator ou the Es
tate of Duacan Crawford, deo’d, hereby gi^os general
uotic? *0 all p'’r*'jr.s ludcbtrd to the Estate to make im
mediate pay-.s-'ut aa l «e-; U m 'Ut And all persons hav
ing ajjHir.M' the K-«tare to rreso^it them duly au
ttu;ut;-,‘:.ti-d wi'hir* ifu: '^le •prescri.)td by law or tlib
aoiicc will bj oleai-^d in b ir of i r-'c very
K. McNAlR. Adro’r.
N »r’r -23. IS-'-^i
>*.sh I invf.-: ' ’ II.at T. 01 pAi, ».rt^
otl»'.' ;ne . :roug;8' inJUcttiieu 'd
UniPbS di8p'-;ied of pr; v;o.-rl7, Ihe p” ').
t)n()TOGRAPHS can be had at V^anorsdell’s "Skylight
Gallery, Hay street, opposite Marble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C.: plain, retouched, colored, in water
colors, oil and pastile; from small to life size. Ambro-
types, .Melaneoiypes, and all other styles of Pictures
p-.'Ttajai ig to »he Art. ANo, Gilt Fr\;n« s, fJilt .VJould-
inp. G‘ s' for v(‘ry.l:trgp piccire'^—ai lar^e i;s 26 by 06
in'-'hes. .>- i and T :'cr pKiurt"; instrn-
iieni-'. S'o.' ii ,i:id ( ■;t - : ;jK j.-r .;i !o i-'t ‘or cash. Life
six? colorod Pliot'.'yr “phs 'r'ii;-. s.null vt’i;.’tires.
H.iv I pe-: ly io'.a'"'L -i-r,* i hop- to taeril
your pa.i-'.-ua.:';. 1 o(,:iil i. i.iso rr»;tr!\ r;iy »ir. .-rio th;»nks
for the liber.ii pairc.’ a^;- o'^siowed on ruo heretofore by
:^IOO RE%VARI>.
|) \.NAW\Y t, ,iuif) suo.^yr!t>,-rnis i:r.y,ro i^ian O.ALEtJ
l.\i 0 ' if di'S, ,kgo 28 J »ar,j, s;oi» spoKe-i -»nd 'nmiou,
sa .p is j l .0 b - :a L-ic v.\s x*->oor.,^».» t o! St. P tul’s.
^»■sou f’c.umy. w ie-r he ■* «ri‘V. Tho aSover wrd
will he i-iid for h;s ici've:-».’ 'n aoy J i:l whfr.- 1 oao
g-' him JAS. T PErrEWAY.
Wilmir^ion. Nov 23. lHt>3 ‘^5- m
ON motion, Reuben King. SherUf of Robeson county,
read aloud in open Court th5 following lands wsioh .,0 v ^ 1 \ •! .jo
ae proposes to s«ll for the Taxes dne tLreon for the ! years, volunteered April 28, 1861, from Char-
vear 1802:
85 acres listed by F. C Watgon. Gum Swamp, tax f 1 23;
350 acres listed by J»me9 R Ashley. Hog Swamp, 5 16;
100 acres listed by Robersjn Singlf'iary, Elizabeth road.
2 32; 85 acres listed by Jotiu Grisham, George’s Marsh,
83 ct* (Fr»m'the Minutes )
89-ts] JSO A. ROWLAND Clerk
POTA^SlE
/ASKS extra quality home made POTASH on
L ^ I 1 -Li (ren. James H. Lane.—Geu. J. 11. Lane, aged
read aloud in open Court thj following lands wSion '
lotte, N. C., and was commissioned Colonel Sept.
21st, 1801. He was wounded at -the battles of
Frazier’s Farm and Cold Harbor; was in the bat
tles of Big Bethel, Hanover C. 11, Mechanvjsville,
Cold Harbor, Frazier’s Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar
Run, Warrenton Springs, Manassas Junction,
Manassas Plains, Ox Hill, Harper’s Ferry, Sharps-
burg, and Shepardstown. He took command of
the brigade after the fall of Gen. Branch, and for
his good discipline, gallantry and soldier like con
duct through all the campaign, he was promoted
to the command ol the brigade Nov. 1st, .1802,
as Brig Gen.
^VAAXEO i (■ Afumnl 'oht'f'r, ure.—Tk. *V C. Annuil
A MAN to lakc c'ar^e of’ a Car Sing Room in a Cot- j Conference of the M. h. Church, Sjutli, commen-
ton Factory Apply at this Office, by cote addre-s. d j geJ j.j this place on yesterday, Bishop I’ieree
to v'.cD. & So’j. ! presiding, Jno. M. Lewis was elected Secretary,
i and T. P. Ricaud, A.ssi.stant Secretary.
ifr CAS.B
land', put mi in excellent packages of 8 to 350
lbs each, made it^Kichmond cotluly by a party who un
derstands the busitiess
Wilmington, N C
Dec’r 9, 1863
Orders ar>* sol'cited.
WORTH & CO , Agents.
Deo’r 8 1863. 8''-lOtnd
88 1 ’tpd
J , ^ rty »"11
otl.-rtd ai public sale in the town of Liiliugton, on the good people of ifajeiieule »ud vicinity.
Tuesday tUe 22d Deo^mtier next. I'orms made known 1 VANOttoDELL,
at sale. EFFIK MoLEAN, Extr’x. j l’hoto|{rfcpl»i«t usd PreprieUr.
LUUagUm, N. C. No». 19, 18tt3. 82-10tpl " !>••’» 20,18M 71-
Fayvttcville Arseual and Armory,)
Nov. 12, 1863. /
^100 BOUx\TV.
,fi:mnted Kinemp.n,
AUTHORllV having h-.-tn granted l»y tiie War De-
partme'it to raise a C(>mpany of “Mnu-atrd Rifl-men
for service la this »icinity. notice is'hereby given that
recruits to the number of 100 non conscripls will b? re
ceived for this service. E^cb rcoruit will be required
to furnish a serviceable horse, for which he will bi»»l-
liwed 40 cents per die:n, and his pay $1*2 per month.
Written permintion will bv required from paronis or
guardians, where Ihe applicant is undtjr tbe coasoript
age.
Each recruit must bring with him a blanket or bed
spreii, and come prepared to remain.
Apply to Capt MATTHEW'P TAYLOR, at the Ar-
s>ual F L CHIL[>8,
80:fl '^a.lor O. S. A. Com-l'g Popt.
A?U*3* till* date I will
‘_>ni ■ per i^ound for ra^a, or
?! . -irknt ["rict-, deliveroa in
fayetttvide, or m,- ■ ■ R.»'ik'.-ft. 0
D. VLUEPHY.
Jaly a -•'S.
T WILL 1
1 Ja lU i .
xAEfiiRO HIRE.
RE OUT on .H.ATURDAY t!'e 2d day of
_ y H'-t, at the late residence of William Mo
Kny. dec.- i:* d. ne *r Flor,>l C ll-»e, R >b»?on county, all
11*? Ni-gr«^es b 1 'Hg^ng to said es'ate for the year ]8tj4.
At tf»e ►auie time and place I will s?H *0 the highest
‘ iddi«r two or 1 tiree liki ty negroe«i. I'er^-ons wlsniog to
’.ire or p irch-i.se %ill lo vrdi to attend T.-rms at sale
'11 havic/ clairis again.Ht sail estate will
please prtscut the in on ti:at day.
M, McRAF, Adm’r.
Dec. 11, 1863. 89-tlsU
Screws Wante«l.
LFKW GROSS of ^ :nch S^'REWS;
1 inch;
U •'
2 inches
For which a liber«l price will W; paid.
C. T. HAIGE, Pres’t R'-ekftsh Co.
D c’r 10. 88 4t
I The roll was called, and h large number of
i Minist#>rs answered to their names.
I The several Standing Committees were appoint-
! 0*^, and a new Committee for the appointment of
I Chaplains to the urmy was constituted, of which
j the Rev Dr C. F. Deems is Chairman. 'The
examination of character of Elders was oommen-
; ced and continued until a large number pa.ssed.
I The Bishop’s inuDagcnient, as a presiding officer,
' is characterized by a promptness which indicate?
' an eminent sjualitication in that respect. There
i is, we believe, the usual attendance of Ministers.
I Greensboro’ Patriot.
E^y pt Coal ifline.
The undersigned were, at the November Tern^f tbe
Coafederate Court, District of North Caroiiaa, ap-
! pointed Managers of the Egypt Coal Mine property,
i and Vave ev.ter-'d itsto copartnership for the purpos** of
! dining and se’liag Ccal, and sol;.-it ord^r? f tb» „>uce
! ir an- desired qa ntity. Ord‘;rd any amount c»n
’ be sn-oplird on ^hf:r» The V?.il irora this pro-
' n-T'-’ is! Sly t!--^ ‘'f"* Coafpde'^te S*.aV6
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^ JAMES BROWNE
Fayetteville, Jan’y. 20, 1863. 96tf
Blaak Warrants for sale hero, I Blanic '^^nmntMVKle for at thi« OiSce
! Gen. Robert B. Vance, for some time past iff
[ command ot the military district o^ Western North
j (^rolina, has,been ordered to the army of Gen.
I Bragg, and Col. J. B. Palmer succeeds him.
I Good for the Phat -The Yankees have
decided that “abdomens grossly protuberant, or
excessive^ obesity,” ar« sufficient causes for ex
emption. How much would it cost a Confederate
to raise a corporosity—to have an “abdomen grossly
protubercnt” .It it e prescat price ol vicru:ils>;"
U’?V J-.arnal.
Blankets are rau'.h ni-eJed hy our suldiere in
th;* lield. Every person that f‘:\n sp.-ire one or
more should do so imiue.llH'^ely, and tfiiis prevent
groa*^ .sufi’ering in the army «,’arpcts. cut up and
made into proper size, will keep oil' the cold aud
1 damp, and will be highly appreciated by ail who
' receiye them.