•r Uiuii liinj«eii
!> -,i pruvi,iio,,^
\t!iii;!i hy iiia\
in.-' exiimptiut.
t or Uie tain-
'*i l)V tllti Ooiil-
r the iinjjreat;-
IIV pdrsoii cx
L* ctititle.l Tu H
nil Mint ot tltoa!
I tlireu laoiitlifc
rrovideu !'ur
Tk .H Thf j»ryv i
II.jf he
i' M "!‘ liavino
ly t>l' Ftib. lSf>4
oxetii(>
. the .ii-
V exi'tnjjt or*tie
i.‘ mav be satis-
«>u rtec'umt »>t
lilt* the prnJuc
jvisions I'or t-he
liiei's. Fie Tuar,
vlt?tu’U, oil aucii
i, ?uch over-
i lie may he s-at
u thti count! V in
:hun in the mili-
su.^l'i exemption
^niiv-'r. j'hinter (>4;
rly ! einolov in
apifal Jiiiu lufXM
on irr;;iii anii
IrovernineiJt ajid
not exceed
t'. >r jiiie articles
the State under
rer, auditor and
jad ••oinpany ^n
he (i*jveruuient,
L»yet.‘5 thereof a&
ient shall certit'v
! to the etiicieni
: iVjvicied, that
XOnipted by thid
t exceed one per
>ad in actual uae
ind said ex«nij»tB
and dttJicriptiun,
10 h:i\’e lel't tiia
iny, or wiiu luav
containeil ^lalt
he ac-t appr^vad
tid an act to ex-
in^ the mails ot
i tfie drivei-s ot
jni military ser-
the exemptions
dl only continue
L‘d are actually
> })urrfuits or oc-
lenl be, and he iij
n\. detaiU, under
■>n3 to be issued
, either of persons
f aj»e, or t’roju the
Uieo where, in his
and jie‘‘C!>;^ity re
may revoke such
ne ■ ulnkd j)roper;
hereu cnitited to
itaiio and eJtump-
)d to authorize the
jiy contractor tor
kind to the Gov-
d contract, unless
e department ma-
iriify that the per-
Itractor are iudia-
of euid contract:
jen ai y such con-
y and faithfully,
tion of such con-
Uil biiall cease,
liu" local board*
lation of persons
30 member com-
>pointed from the
:t ii which they
exau.InHtion.
teville, N. C.,)
i 1863. ;
trt of th* Mail* • thu
BORt *, sc
4i P M
A 6 P. M.
[RVILLE.
A. M.
•t 9 P M
ITON.
S^lunlay lit 7 P M.
Friday *» 1 P. VI
Ba,iur\l(i>y W «> P. M.
Iburiiday M 1 P M.
BERTON
Saturday m A. M
buri4ii4y u 1 P >f
BTHTuWN.
I Fridt»7 at ti A .M.
atunlay at 2 P M
rREBINTH
P M
ti CKKtK
M
3t»VlVtJloN and
tROV
lari closed itx e»en
br .seat oti from
be paid for a? if
pld be pre paid by
from hj to A
P M.
ll.HKR.
ppply at wool*^»U
• » • lijK
LOI.l.lTA
tOtfPANf,
il operation, wiib
upuQ public oon-
|of all healthy p«r-
»e year, for sevea
ring in the profits
ar^ iObured fbr
their ralue.
kin 5#0 dayi after
I*' tB referred lo
l^ha Utate, and to
*r?, Raleigh.
\^ent at
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7 fin
S E MI-W IB K R L, Y.
VOL. XIII.]
FAYUTTEVIIXE, N. C.. APRIL 7, 1864.
[NO. 1321.]
PRINTED MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
POWIRO J. HALE & SONS.
EDITORS AND -PROPRTETORS.
Prise for the Semi-Weekly OBsnnvan $10 00, paid in
advance. i
f'or the Weekly OBtBBvan 56 00 per annum, paid in
advance. I
ier*ADVERTI8EMENTS inserted for *2 por B )uare j
■vf 16 linefl f«r the first, and one dollar for each sno-
ceeding publication. Advertinements not exceeding a
half-square (eight lines) SI for the first and fiO cents i
for eash suoceeding publication. AdTertisera are re- |
v^uested to state the number of insertions deaired, or j
;hey will be oontlnned till forbid, and charged accord- }
AdTertiscnients oontiuued in$id*, charged a« new ad- i
vertisements. I
Mt. Vernoii Female SeBinary*
fpHE 2d .SeseioQ will commence the 15th of FEB-
1 RUARY and continue 20 WMsks.
Tuition in English Br.'inohes (60 00
“ “ Music and Painting, (each.) 40 00
•'^oUool Room expenses 3 00
Re». WM. HOOPER, 1
T. C- HOOPER, /
.>ddresrt St. Lawrence P 0-, Chatham county.
Jan’y 12. 97-Hw
BOAHR.
From the ist 6f April our price tor hoard will ba
J150 per raonthin f!onf«der*t(» Bon.Is, or if paid in
PxoTieions at the following rates ne>' month: 150 Ibv.
Flour, 10 bushele Corn, or 40 lbs Bacon or La'd.
Rev. WM HOOPER.
T. C. HOOPER
Feb’y 8. 6-2m
w
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Prom aB 1 a^tvr this date, no name of a n«w subscriber '
will be entered without payment in advanoe, nor will
the paper be sent to such subsi'rihers fur a longer time
I tiaa is paid for. !
Such of our old subscribers as desire lo take the pa- '
per on this system will please notify ns when making j
remittanoes. Jan’y 1, 1858.
•tvw. JfMcE,. i
Attorney at Law,
Faykttevill*, N. C. (
'^ILL attend the County and Superior Courts of j
Cumberland, Harnett, Moore aivi Robeson Coun- ■
tijs. Prompt attention ooUcotion of all i
slainui entrusted to his handn.
Oct. 17, 1859. 58-tf j
*^b. W. WILLl.^MS & C()„ 1
Wholesale Dealers in wrocerieM, >
AND IMP0RTSR8 AND DKALKR8 IN !
Hardware and Cotlerj) Swe|lfs Iron, |
HAT BTRKKi, f IIKTTKTILLK, N. C. |
July 2, 1861. 86tf j
JOi^. UTLEY,
Cfroc«r ami C/'ommiMi«n JVerchant, ;
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C
Jan’y 10, 186«. »3-tf j
1. 0. WOBTH. D. O WnBTH K. Q- 1>AR1SL |
WORTH & CO„
CoouniflSioQ and Forwarding SleroliaDtfl, I
n‘*ater Street,
WILMINGTON, N C
Oct. 16, 1863. 7;ili:m
THUS. J. JOHBfSO]«,'jr., A €o7, ~
(ifneral Commission & jForwardin^ Merchants,
45 .^orth VTater Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C-
pROMPT attention given to all business astrusted to
1 our haada. CoUiigBments solicited.
T. J. JOHNSON, Jr., ‘ ro-^v-
of Fayetteville, N. C.
Jan’y 8-
WA^TM.
LIST or CH1K6ES POR PISSEMERS.
fpHE following rates of P.^sagc will be charged on
1 oar Steamorijs—
Dowjir.
From Fayetteville to Wilminstton, >30 00
“ Slitaheth, IS 00
“ Whito Hall. 20 00
“ Kelli-’B Cove, 21 00
“ “ .\’.l points bfiow, >?0 00
SKC»)Nn CLASS, Oft DBOi*.
FYom Ka.y«»feville to Wilmiugtuu, $10 00
• • “ “ Elizabeth, 6 00
Wbitehi^ll, 7 00
“ Kelly’s Cove, 8 00 !
“ “ “ All points below, 10 001
UP.
From Wilmington to Fayetteville, $30 00 |
“ “ •« Kelly’s Covp, 18 50 ;
White Hall. IB 50 '
•* •• Elisabeth, • 2t) 00 |
“ " “ Prospect Hall, 24 00 ■,
• •• «• All points abov? 30 00
SECOND CIJ^88, OR I.KCK..
From Wilmington to Fayetteville, $10 00
“ “ “ Kelly’s Cove, 6 00
*• “ While Hall, 9 00
“ “ *' All pointe above, 10 00
n^Second vJIasa or Deck Passengers must stay on
lowsr deck or pay full price, or same as Firpt Claas.
I^^Aq extra cbarga will be made fer Way Parpen-
gers gening into Berths during 1ay time, and for occu
pying a Berth with their boots or ihoe? on, at the dis
cretion of the Captain.
J. A. WORTH, for C. F. St’m B’t Co.,
R. M ORRELL, for St’rs Kate and Sun.,
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
Feb’y 23, 1864. 9-tf
COXrKDKRATK 8TATK8 OF AJIBBIVA, )
En11NB»H DilPARTMIiNT, DlST. CaPK FkaB, >
.V¥i!miugt>ti, N. C!, ^laroh Itith, ltW8. j
Notice is liereby Jen tf> ti! ,)T!4v..n8 fc-iviuj; oiaiuw
againnt tho £t>giu)er D'-parta^eni, 'jr services of
I slaves employed as iaborers ou th * land defmeet nif-ir
I Wilmington, N 0 , that the uudarsiyi. > it, aistharisud
atid prepared lo p«y ihe i;.iiae ai ais on the se
cond floor of rh»! buildin« next above Maaros’ Drug
Store, Market Street. *
ifiP^ Persons exeoutiu; Power«i of AU.orney w'li "b-
* serffe iho following iorm—iiivtr signatures, in fill oa^ce.
: la be witnessitd by two wi'uesses aud sigued iu dup'-i-
I oae, or they may bv. before 4 Jitatioe of the
' Poace or Clerk -)f . ny Cc'ir*
FORM OF POWER OF ^TfORNEV.
1, of , .do hcruby appoint of , ruy
* true and lawful Ai;ent to sign receipts 'for, and r .-ceivf
^ payment of all m‘.;ney3 duj to me by *Lc &igis«rr De-
, partTnent of tho Confederate States of Auienea, .^or ii»e
^ services of my slavM r-mployed as laborois tlm isnJ
I defences at , durinjt tbe month of ——IH6
I Witness my hand and neal at , the c:aj of
, , 188
(Signed in dupiip-ito.)
• j^Meal ] .
Wituesces,
Knrolliiig Office, FayetteTllie, M*rch 1M4.
I fpHE ioiijvnrg app-'intmi'U’*^ t r examinatioMS and ou-
1 roll. io *;u»!i^'-rlHDO C). io contermity to 1»‘*
po'ioe Liuiift. Eu Off 4lii Cou Die , »re puV
1.9i5ei, (ont »t, r • lUt., he no miaappvtbensien oo^'isi'ined
’■•y r^ceut t Xo factlitAlo hu»inesF ot the
■■ffiot* well 18 i.t uODwuli cn'nvciiicnce of partibs oon-
oera»-(i, oniy c;n«-third of a Reg’t need assemhlv.- on the
.•iioe d;»y. C(imni!tndiug offioirs o« MiUtia will ••rsu-'e
->i»trict Comp&nii-9 oi their resp.^o!iv«* Reg’tw to i»pi-»?ar
fc> itii*' Offiov OS frlloWH:
b'6d Rtgiment
(»« April 11th—Ulvjk River, Hilvcr ttua, and F«a Hill
Districts.
\prii 12t'j—Cedar Creek, Lack’s Creek Districts
April 18th —Cross Cr»vk Dstrio, (including voUint‘?er
comp'j.nit^'S.)
54/A Regiment
Aix-il 14'h—T:^wii ar..1 O'r^fcr’a Oresk Di.nmctS.
April 15*'-—‘\}rsky'H Ort“i>k, ^ad Rooi^fiiih Districls.
.\pril 16ih—71-it, ind Qnwhi&ia Dn^rriots.
Ev-.r .1 jtr be;T-.-.jB Ih 45 »ho brtalhet within
the iimite of CumheriM'ia Co. mu;t be acoouiited for, and
pro-admo»)itio»j i® h-'i'i by ^irp.n that lists of U1 txempt-
i-i or detailed :c »'icb liisfrict will be made ous ai;d
■?'il Drau?hon. nt-im’g H G . instruoied to ctuise (near-
rest, a,s reciip.'iuS. oonaoi-ipui of t»ii between said ages
whoae uaiaes i?o -lot afpea:- therj,on
W C RENCHER,
i LIIBRlCATime OIL.
1’KE u!i'ii rHi«n®d is now prcnared to furnish tv *h« i
pir |;is H v>Ty eupe^f’T hrtio1« of LUBRICATINO
I OIL, etpeeially for Cottcu and WooUn Faetoriet
: cls’m ihtii iMs Oil do*>8 not gum, and may be ritn at
j grt ater speed ^ith less power than sny othwOil exutpt
I iSprrrj.
i Mr W H Pi-ner, Superintendent of Pboaniz Cotton
PfuTM'j of it: “I faavo been using your Lubricat.-
i-g Oil for 2 cr 3 nionthe, and find if to be superior to
any other Oi' row in ui>e for lubricating.”
r Joiiu Kt rabaw, Sup’t of Blount's Creek Factory,
e*y?: *‘I c'-n oiieerfully say your Lubricating Oil is a
superior arti?ie. It not gum in the least, bu keeps
joarnaH olf>ar i®d brignt ”
Mr A F Becker li'c, Cfc’ef Engineer of the C 8 Arve-
nal and Arr'‘'ry of 'his pKoe, was rpqaosted to try *t
ar.’f» s*vp; “I think for lieht machinery—«uch as Cotton
Paotorie.=i—aud for heavy machinery when the motion
iswlow, your LnbrioRtuigOil will compare next in qual
! i'v tn SnArm ”
it and
pro
i'y to Sp^rm
I O'kcr cotton manufaoturnrs have tried
> noanceii favorably of it.
j We wi!l fumirh this Oil by the barrel at $20 per gal-
* Ion. cash HENEY E. COLTON. '
Agent Fay«MeTiIl« Rerosine Co.
; April 4, 1864 20-tf
Coniicrrpt OIBce, 1
RaleiqH, N C., April 2,18M J
The annexed Circular from the Bureau of Con-
eoription, directing the exeoutioQ of tbela*® A«»-
of Oongrcse known as the “Military Bill," »» pub-
litthed for fhe information of all oonccrned.
By order of the Ccmniandant,
E. J. HARDIN, Auj't.
OF conscription, I
'PI.. V* vv!orru nnuuiu ms wiiucflseu
I hy fhree witaefiii&a
Thera must ba sep-.ra^e .tuplicatf. Powers of A'toroey
I for each month. Blnk forms cau be had npon appM-
I cation at tnis office.
W II JAMES, Oapt, & CbUf Eog. I
Jan’y 20, 1864 1300tf
FsyetteTllle Arsenal and Armory,)
Nov. 12. 1868. f
$100 BOUi\T¥.
Hlnnt€(i, too iflountedL ilMetnen,
Authority having been granted by the War De- j
partment to raise a Oooipany of Mouatod Riflemen |
for service in this vicinity, n&tice is hereby given that I
recruits to the number of 1(X) non-eonseriptt will '.‘e i
ceiv(;d for this service. Each recruit wiit be required j
to fuinish a serviceable horse, tor whiuh iic will b« al- i
lowed 40 cents y>er dium, and hid pay $12 per month.
WritUn ptrmUtion wiil bo retjuired from par«nia or i
guardians, wherj} the applican* i‘» und«r th« consirint i
ago.
Each reoruit munt oring witn him a ulaui>et or bed |
spre«^, and uome prepared to r;:maiu. |
Bridles, siuldles, halters and saddle blankets furnif^h- {
ed by the Qpveramsnt, or if the r'cniit cimse provided
with them, he will he paid f^r ttiem a fair valuation. |
Apply to Capt .M.\TTHEW P. TAVLOR, at tbe Ar-
R
%VEHTERxir RAIL. ROAD.
The freight and passenger trains of this s
Road leave Fayetteville daily, (Sundays excepted) I
at 8 o’clock^ A. M., and returning leave Egypt at 1 ^
o’clock, P. M. •
CattU aud Horne Tratn MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and |
FRID.»y.
By order JNO. M. ROSE,
Treas’r and Oen’l Trans. Ag’t.
Jan. 22, 1868 97tf
sensl
80tfV
Msyor C. S
L. CHiLD8,
A. ooiui g Pofct.
GRAB ROWS? Y,
of P«tersburg, Va.
96 8mpd
n »-AA BUSHELS WHEAT,
AOUU 1,500“ CORN.
Persons having the above ariielet to sell will receive
lae highest Cash price by calling on Mr.ftl- Thomason,
at the Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, *r on the snbacri-
ner at his old stand on Market Square.
« ALEX. JOHNSliN. Jr.
Nov. 6. 1862.
HAR.1^ES».
1AM prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harness for Army use- I tan my leather a^ caa
give good bargain-. Agents will do well to send their
ordem to m® as th*y shall have prompt attention, and
sent off in quick dispatch. JOHN CARTER.
Goldston P. 0., Chathim Co., C., 1
June 13, 1862. /
~aOO lbs. Gum Arabic for sale by
J. R. LEE.
Oct. 16.
69tf
TOBACCO.
1 QA BOXES VIRGINIA TOBACCO, various grades,
lyu for sale on consignment, by
GEO. W. WILLIAMS * CO
May 28. ^Itf
~ filler this date 1 will
pay 15 Cents per pound for |rags, or
_ the highest market prioe, delivered ia
Fayetteville, or at my miila oa Rookftah.
0 MOBPHF
PeVy 16, 1864
~V^Mted to Purchase,
WESTERN RAIL ROAD STOCK;
Bank Notes;
Gold and Silver;
North Carolina Treasury Notes (Fundable:)
.. “ “ $1 and $2:
• •• Bonds, old aci new.
County of Cumberland Bonds;
Town of Fayetteville Bonds;
Greensboro' SI and $2 Certificates,
Confederate 7 and 8 per ccnt. Bondi^;;
Coupons of $16,000,00o loan:
*' of Towu and County bonJs;|
“ of old North Carolina Bonds;
T. a. LUTTERLOH.
Oct. 12, m3. "Itf
OBUNA>€K »FARTMRXT. I
Raleigh, N. C , May 8, 1864. j
LFAD WANTED.—I wish to purchtjs*e Lead for this
Department Personn having largo or small quan-
titieTiSl please apply at once Will give 1 FK>und of
POWDER for 10 pounds of IjEAU. ^ ^ ^ „
TH08 D HOGG, Capt. C. S.
In charge of Ordnance.
From and atter thl»
date the Steamer A. P. HURT will
leave at 8 o’clock, A. M., on .Monday
and Thursday. JOS. A. WORTH,
April 6—17tf ] Ag’t C. F. Steam Boat Co.
! a^hevii^i.eT^. c.
I T WILL open tho EAGLE HOTEL for the re-
j X ception of Guests the first of Jane, and I hope
I jlSiSlato be able to entertain f.'cm teventy-five to a
I hundred persons during the Summer,
i In connection with this large Hotel, I have a number
I of Haoku, Carriajf, Buggies a«;d S»ddle Horses ih«.t
mv auests cau eet at a minute’s notice.
' J. M. BLAIR,
Proprietor Eagle Hotel, Asheville, N. C.
May 13,1868. 81-ypd
WAWTM, tor the Hogpltal at Fort Haher.
POULTRY, Chickens, Butter and other deRoaoies for
the sick Soldiers at this Hospital. Persons having
iheae articles can obtain the market price on applicar
tion to the subscriber at his old stand or at Mr. J W.
Powers's on Hay Street,
R. E. HEIDE, Gtn’l Ag’t.
Aug. 26. 68-tf
To Cotton Planters.
I HAVE been appointed by the Secretary of the Trea
sury, Chief Agent for the purchase of Cotton for the
Confelerate Government within the State of North Caro
lina, and will pay for tho same in 7 per cent. Bonds or
Cash.
' Snb-Agente visiting the Jiffer«nt parts of the State,
baying iu my name, will have written oertificat«s of
appcintaaeni. ’
By order of the Secretary of the Treasury, all Coilon
purchased by myself or my agents, on and after the
18th day of March 1863, will be paid for in 7 per cent.
Bonds «r Cash, and not 8 per cect. Bonds as stated tn
a former advertiuemcnt. Up to that time, however, the
8 per cect. bonds will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic «itl«ens ani now ofiared an opportunity to
aid the Govemmunt by sol!iag to it their Cotton rather
than to private capitalist*.
LEWIS S. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, Maroh 24, 1863. fo. D.J 14tf
Cotton ITarn for Wool.
Notice is hereby given that after this date (except
iu oaees where we have bargained for Wool accord-
iag to the terms of our advertisement of the 30th of
.^lay, which terms are now revoked,) we will give 1 bun
dle of Cotton Y^arn for 4 lbs. of Wool unwashed, or
3 lbs. washed aud picked. This change is made at the
instance of the Quartormaster at Raleigh, in order to
make the terms of exchange uniform throughout tbe
Slate. • GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO
Fayetteville, Juuo 29, 1663. 41 tf
Office Depot I\o. 19, ) !
^’ayettkville. March 7, 18«)4. j
M*ay your Tithes.
PERSONS who ttivu not already paui their Titie
Tax w 11 have until the 20ih dav of M ly lb64, to |
deliver the ••^me 1 Am uow ready lo receive the Bacon j
due unJer Ihe tithe law. Sir. pouEd« of cured bac-^u ,
/or every loO Iba pork Hlaughtered binse me 24cb of '
April 1863 is required Pa.-t’ca dtilivcrioR ih^ir tithe*! t
at a distance of over ei^ht miles will be promptly paid i
for excess of hauling J. M. WILLIA.M8, j
12fJO.VI] Ageut for Cumberland county, j
. North I'arollna Volunteer Xavy €o., I
TBB\£U^8a’s Orrici, Wilmingt'^n, N C., Marca 6,1864 I
Books tor further bubscription to the Capital Stock I
of this Company aro optued at this Offioe j
All persons desirous of aidiitft in thu all imporla»i |
mterprite can forward me their names by mail stating |
the vmount they wish lo subscribe, and then send the
cash by s?me trusty person, on receipt of which I will
forward Certific>ite of Stock.
Skar«s ^00 e-»oTi .Ml >i'l snbscrlVtrB t»j^t have not
paid in their ■ubti'.riptious will pievso do so at the e:tr-
liest moment.
W. D. SMITH, Trofir’r.
TO THE «ICK.
EAD THE FOLLOWING;—Rev’d John W. Potter
(N.">J ) s'lytt:
“For twelve yeitrs 1 was a great sufferer. My liver
was di^t^ased I lost my flesh and strength, and my
skin seemed changed m its color by the bile witn which
mv system wa-* overcharged. I became subject to .fre
quent aud violont ~ii bilio'i'j oolio, every attack
leaving me wtaker thau its predecessor. Tli.j physi
cians h*i ba'^n able to ratoh me up a li'tle, but my
Health was >n * dep loribie n'atc. 1 nad laSsen patpni
medicin*« uutil I was tired of toem. ithout etieigy
or comfori, I »as barely ahle to go about a iittle. _ .At
length I yifideil to the earnest perfauasion of a friend
sud'XJOmnieEcedl taklui; the HEPaTlC. PILLS, with no
n >nfidenoe iu ll'eiii Tiny ac!fd like a charm on me
From that hour 1 impro%>«d I have persevered in th«'ir
i.^c, until uow, bj Oo :'b !)';> .shibk, I am v>eli ar^d htariy
I tiad a aegro n»au wlso, i»s 1 oelifVc i, wsn 8av» a iroo;
death hy .io«e of iiifne j'iil-i 'iy D .otor’s b.il
aocually from #lOo $2)0 fu I bav. hd no is- for
a phypiciau si'’ce f oau ooiifidei)'.i,v r‘Oororafud th-a
as a superior f.vijily uieilicint*
The injjredie'.t- of wuich ihe “SouTriEiiN niii-’.-Vi’-
IC PILLS” »re Uiaile are so cos'ly an lo compel! he
pi'ov rioior ■' ■ii ii.oia ai pro'-eut priocfl. wtiicu >'»: r t
'O r.;.T»iiaer^tivo .i-t wbru i’’t ur.is a, d I..“ i -i?
Ful: directions aooomp u cach box
Price a box F'^r »30 a 1.1 n hexes will be n«>ni
prepaid. OKt.' w 1>EEM8,
GoKtrOoro’, N. C.
il arch 2ti, 1864. - ls-ytpi»
To th*; Voters of Barnett County.
11HE undersiguo*!, a private in Co .A, 5th N C. Cav
alry, having been Bolicited by some of his friends,
’■espectfutly announces himself to the soldiern and citi-
ons o' n>*rnQtt oour.t^ aR a Candidate fur ttie Office of
SHBiilFF at tac eleotion *«n th.-. first Tnursday in Au
gust next. S.\MDEL D PIPKIN.
March 21 . 17 24tpd
Bank of xl^ortll Carolina.
'■PO the .Stockai-liers of the Bank of North Caro’ina;
1 The Confederate^ Tax jq the indi*i ual sharen will
be paid by tha Bink C DEWEY, Oafhier
Micrch 26.
EA(jLK i’DUNilEL-.
O the manufaoture of CAR WHEELS, but owiTig lo
the T'kilure of the supply of Iron of proper nature, we
^avc not lat**ly been able to supply any demand for
them; this difficulty however, will be overcome in the
course of six weeks, at whioh Hme we sha’l be able to
furnish wheels of the following sixes—24, 26, 28 and
80 iDohes; also Chilled Tires. The Iron wa saall use
for them will be Cold Blast Charcoal Iron, and we war
rant our wheeln NOT TO (/RACK, and to be equal to
any made in the Confedcr».cy, .‘r to those of Whitnoy ^
S'one of Philadelphlit,. whote reputation -S «iO well knawii
by all Railroad companies.
We are prepared to ereoute Loom, Dry Sand, and
Qi’ipin Sand Work, of any ahs.pe or eixn.
D. .^NUERSON A CO.
Fayefpville. March 30. 1864 19tf
18 Im
Headtittarteri Dept. Cape Fear, i
^ W)lc*iagton, N C.', March £2, 1864. j
■ Gcmebal OrnDBag, \
No 86 /
COMMANDING oftcers are hereby ordered to report
pr mptly to thess Headquarters all inst>fcncep on the
-r) *f offi '*’•« in ib>ir commands overstaying lsi.ve of
■ me report wi;l be wade in each oat>e ut».
the exp!"ation of the i^ave, and an additional ret"‘ii
1 I,,I.- ■. I. Tptnrn of tbe rfficer abseut stating the lct‘j,t.T
• h^-> been ahs*nt wi'b.^ut leave
I i’ ae -a' --;»tioti of all fficera in this comna .cd ii
1 !ri fu «hfrf tKu all officers absent wi hotst l->?To-tn>j
I *1 -. iiut. (.nfficient ‘ud Hutisfactory v'xcuse arc i.: U'Je fo
j f>i ir .pj'ed from tbe rolls and p'u into tne ranks.
By oomn^And of Msj Gen Whitiso.
VANDER I''nsr.
' 20 Iwl Mij i A. -■
To lolhct Arm* nnJ Ordnance Stures in ^orth
Varnlina.
PAV $4 00 per day, aud a hheral compensation for
Stores ooUected, a4.oording to a fixed schodule-
Applioanls muct fornfsh sa'is*’«Kj ory ‘-esiimoi.iH!8 of ex
empt!on from Military scrfice, o’" oh.rio'er, and quali-
&r»t OQs.
Nont olhtrs nttd apply.
A'idress F. E. 0 CARR,
Gen’! Ag’t Col Ord Stores, CharloHeeviile, Va.
Cbarlot'csville, Va , Miroh 26 20 4t
12 I9tpdl
RAfwK! RAfii.Sn-The inte
rior quality of the paper on which the
Observer has been printed of late, aud
which ia a great eye. sore to us, is owitsg to the want of
a sufficient supply of g»oi rag!>, and the conoequent nec
essity to resort to inferior materials. We appeal to the
friends of the Observer at all aco^ssible points, to save
up and bring to town ail the rags they can procure.
We have no time ourselves to attend to their purchase,
but Messrs. Geo W. Williams .% Co , tbe Ageuts in
this town of Mr. Murphy, will pay 16 cents per lb. for
them.
E J HALE & SONS.
Fob’v 15 ■ . Mtf
69-tf
Palma Cbristi Beans.
The 8ub6«riber i»ill pay the highest cash prices for
any quanaty of Palma Cbristi Bea^ns.^ WOETH
F»v«tUvllla- 0#t. 8.
67 if
WA.KTED.
I WILL pay the highest Cash pric3. for any quantity
1 of iwd CO W HORNS, and LEG BON £S of Horses and
Cowsfalao, BRIAR ROOT for ^^eS?
Fayetteville, Feb’y 29. ll-17tpd
The Cumberland Hospital As-
lociation, always anrious to promote the
•omt«t of our brave soldiers, calls upon the r friends in
the county and town to send eomethiag. either B%ccn,
Peas Potatoes, Driad Fruit, or anything they can spare,
lo be’ paoked in boT.es by the 1st of April, to be sent to
the Army ^y Dr Warren’s Agent Send to Mrs
lot, ’•--«ident of the Association Feb -9.
fiiloTes and Socks Wanted.
1 DESIRE to purchase for the soldiers 10,000 puri> f
Gloves and 10,000 pairs ^f Sooks. DonatioitB will
be thankfully reoeived.
Jaa’y 11.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon Gen. N. 0.
09-«ai
i^S^ypt Coal iVline.
The undersignau were, at the November Term of the
Confederate Court, District of North Carolina, ap
pointed M>knae«rs of the Egvnt Coal
auu uave euteTeu inio ooparfnerahip Tor the purpose of
mining and selling Coal, and solicit orders for the same
iu any desired quantity. Orders for any amount oan
be supplieu on short notice. The Coal from this pro
perty is undoubtedly the b^st in the Confederate States
Applications may be made to Chtw. B. Mallett, Fayette
ville N. C., or J&tnes Browne, Charleaton. 8. C.
CHAJILEB B. MALLETT
JAMES 15R0WSE
Fayetteville, Jan’y 20, I860. 96tf
Piiysiclan’M Card.
Dr D. A. CAMP’JELL (late of Marion, S. C.,) has
removed to Fayetteville and takon an offioe on Bow
street, where he may be found at all times, with an
ample stock of Medicines, to answer Professional calls
Satisfactory reference furnished, &c.
Jan’y 2, 1864 ft4 8mpd
Boxes, &c., for the Army.
I WILL send a special messenger to the Army of
Northern V^irginia on the first day of every mouth.
All boxes, packages, &c., will be forwarded from my
offioe free of charge. EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General N. C.
Ralf-igh, JWy 15, 1B64. 99-8m
Fayetteville Artenal and'Armory, i
March 12, 1864. /
The following regulations concerning the issue of ra
tions are published for the information of owners of ‘
Nettroes hire I this Arsenal and Armory.
Ne«roes who work six days in the week will receive
rations for seven days. . * , »
Negroes who lose tima will receive rations only for
those days on T;h;oh they >»re present, unless fui-nished
with a writitn oertifioate from a respectable ph/sician,
that they were too sick to work.
i4-lmj „ F. L. CHILDS, U- Col- Comd'g.
j WAIVTED,
i * iJITCATtON M SuT'erintendent or General Maita-
1 i\ (»i^er by a competent ai'»n'if«Tiurep of both Wool
[•hdJ Gotten, who uas had 40 year'’ experience and is
' hfty-tnree years of age, a native of Man3'>*s'er, Eng
j .i''also a Machinist ani Eagin .-er. Ariy o?j« '»)
j «»ai' of f>uch a m’-n pl?;kac adJr. so
J r: B R N’irHOLS. Wilmingi^n.^N C
. Maroh 2-2 17 9.p l
Further Supplies of School Book^«
OUR OWN spelling BOoK;
Our own First Re-ider;
j .. .. Pri;oary Aritbiaaiic;
! •' “ “ Gr»mtT>ar;
“ “ E.etai'utary Oranamar;
I •• •• Primer;
: Bingham’s Latin G -irnin’r;
Just received. E. J. HALE Si SONS.
OLD CA«T lRO.\ WAlfTED
T the Star Fouuiry, hy "I -V. R
L March 1 n tf
Turpentine Miifis Wauled.
i^tate of .^orth t'.'irolina,
MOOKE tjourv.
Ci'urt of Pl^a? and Quarter Ses.sions, Jan’y Tti'm, 1864
Ann SiealtQao v» Wihism t teaJroi^n, and others.
Petition io>- D wer
IS this oaf*e tipon mi»ti''P, i is ordered by the Court,
thiit piiMio'k'ion be n’a'lc for six succosf'ive woekt in
Ihe Fwfctt Till? vtbs^rver, notify'Dg the Defendants,
To Cotton Planters.
OniOK GuMaaxi. -ovwt P»oi>t>o« T^omi, )
Charlo:t». N C , March 28. 1864 f
IT is hoped that Planttrs ^ill d'ii\-*-r ih-ir tiibe
Cjtton. to-wit: cn^ t«n»b of .'vll raise! in 18t>.^, by the
1st ij-iy of May. Ago»it9 ar*' anfoin^ed in ail :tic c^nn
tie**, with inetructi-iE?. whj »•■?; authoriz 'd to receipt for
all iiolive-cd.
I' i-* th« c?uty of eioti P rntcr. whf-ther he ha^ been
or not, to de'iv^r th« tenth of all produced to
the .\feats of the Post Q iartt-rmasters
L S. WILLIAMS.
General Produc*! Loan Agent for N. O.
Ma-c^ 28. 20 3t
Editors: Please
announce the name of Lieut. JOfiN H.
McLEAN, Co G 24th N C T , as a
CAUiKlMi.' '(I represent the county of Robeson in the
ncnoe of Commons in our next Legislature
MANY CITIZENS.
April 1. 20 3t
All persons taal have Copper Stills for s*ie will ad- ! Wiliiau. ;.ud H-ary 3t.-al3a:i. per^on^fiy to be an 1 ap-
dress
Fayetteville, .March I •
M. A
BAKER.
11 tf
FLOUR AMD OATS,
LOUR and OATS will be exchanged for Corn at the
Store of D. McLaurin, by giving him a few days
notice. Flour good, Oats No. 1. black or white.
Jan’y 59. 2-tf
Superior Court of Law for Cum
berland County,
NOTICE is hereby giveu that there will be a Spring
Term of thia Court held un the 7th Monday after
tbe 4th Monday of Maroh next, being tbe 16th day of
May 1864. to try and determine all aot-ons of Tort on
the Civil Docket, and all oases on tho State Docket
Notice is further given, that hy au order pa(«iaed at Fall
Term 1868, the day for trying State cases in t.aid Court
has been changed from Thur-i Jay to Monday Parties
and witnesses #iil govern themselves aocordinfiily
Jt>HN W BAKER, C. S C.
March 14. 16 tC
List your Taxables^ _
the Court of Pltias and Quarter Hes-
sions for Cumberland couv.ty, Libt Takers for the Town
and Cr.jss Creek Didiriots. hereby notify all persona to
come forward and list their property during the last 20
working days in April next, comincncing on Friday the
8t.h We oan be found from 9 A. M. to 1 o’olooK P.
M., each day, *t the office of R '•!. Orrell on tliiy street.
No lists will be rfccived after the expiratiou of thu
time whioh ia fixed by law.
R M ORP.ELL,
List Taker for Tcwu Dietriel.
JOHN W. BAKER, Jr .
List Taker for Cross Creek District.
Maroh 14. 16-tl.M
per- »t tbi next Term of this ouri, to he held for the
County of Moore, at the Court House in Carthage, on
the 4th M-'nJay of .April 1864, then and there to plead,
answer or demur tf> the petition filed in this oaec, other
wise the same will be heard ex parte, and judgment
entered as to them.
Witness, A. H. McNeill, Clerk of our said Court, at
offioe in Carthage, 4th Monday of January 1864.
Issued March 9th, ls64.
16*6tpil A. n MoNEILL. C. O. C._
We recoinmGijd Lt. J. A. P.
CONOLY .. tbe 2.i Reg’t N C ('avalry, to
Mtate of IVortli Carolina,
MOORE COUNTY.
Court of Picas Ai 4uaru-r SesHi.i.-ts, January Term, 1864-
Catharine Alct’ruaimo- ana otaors vs. Dj.aiol McCrum-
men.
Petition f'W partition of Lan'*s.
IN this oase, upon moti’'n, it i* Ordered by the Court,
that publication be made fo- eix sucocBsive weeks in
the Fayetteville Ohsorver, notifying the Defendant
Daniel .McCrummen perso.ially to be and appe»r at the
nr.xt Term of this ('ourt, to bo held for the County of
MiH*r», at the Outirt iioute iu C.rtt-i.ge, on the 4th
■ ■ plead, auBwer
inent pro cou-
febso w:ll be entered as to him.
WitncKs, A. M McNnill. Clerk of our said Court, at
office ill Caithaee. 4ih Monday in January, 1864. Is-
sued 4ih Feb’v 1864
16*6lpd] A. H. McNEILL. C C C
Voung’jii Arithmetical Dictionary,
EMBKACINtt a system of Aritametio, Roaly Rcfkon-
9r, Interest Calculator, Book Ke’pinz, Forms. &c
E. J HALE & SONS
16.
the Hi.’dif*r3 ai.l oimeuR of ijobf'son county as a Candi
date for fhe Officc of SHERIFF E'e"tioc in August
nevt. MANY VOTERS.
April 1 20 3?pd.
Light Artillery! light Artillery!
»TT anted for my Biltery, 20 or 25 men. The usual
W bounty and clothing and rations given Apply to
Col John H. Cook, Fayetteville or
D. CUM MING,
Capt. Co. C. Starr’s Bat, Kmstou, N. C
Apfil 4 20-®tpd
Coopers IVaiited.
Three spirit B\RREL coopers wanted, for
which a libera! price wi'l be paid and ste»dy work
eiv^n, by MtTORE, CASHWELL & CO.
SlnrchSl
ft! *0“ •^•UUrL iiuuec hj *
''lou Jc.f of .\pril, 1H61 then aud H.oi-e «■ pie;
ffe'oAmiJ will b"e iieard rx p»rt«? au i ju Igmei
Fayetteville Arsenal and Armory,!
■Marao 19, 1864. J
BlacksmiUvt
gTE.\DY employment ai."l goou was:“3 wiil bo givep.
I
Wi
IHE Suboouber offers for
Fair
FAYETTEVILLE
ro«PA#i
Capital in Prf OiiuDi uniO’'i>t ’ to
Ca*ih on h*x.ufi .•ind othi-' 'iS'^e'P.
Beading Wanted.
SPIRIT BARREL HEADING wanted by
MOORK. '’ASnWKLL h CO.
March 81. _* ,
S^team .tiill for «ale.
>*a* OaW Mill
tftfatited on Lumber Ritcr, oca** the
ilrnington and Manchester Rail Road The mill has
two boilers th'rty feet long, tw3 feet six inches diaine-
ter, ten inch cylinder, two feet stroke, two gates with
wrou«ht iron pitmanp .^ny persons wishing ro pur
chase call and examine for thomseWoe. ^ g\fixH
F.air Bluff, March 26, 1864. 19 4tpd
Administiratrix Moticc.
H WING obtained Letters of Administration on the
Estate of William Blalook, dec’d, at Maroh Term
ln64. of Tlarnett County Ocurt, the undersigned hereby
all jiavia^ claims against said Estate to present
f.em witaia the time prsscrlbed by Hw, otherwise this
to ice Wii' be piead^d i i b:»r of their reci^^ry.
FANNIE F BLALOOK. Adm’x.
077
19 4lpd
35
Apply to
Lt. Col F L. CHILDH, CoiutJ’K Office-
16 fitl
Turpentine Still for ^'aSc.
ImS subgorih?.* na^ a 25 barrel TUKP;:>:TI.SE STILL
at Whito Hall. Bla'ieu county, wni^h he wish""! to
sell, where it stands. It is all oomplete exi.epf ' c '*rru
Any porson wishing to rxamin-' it wH c-vll on H J.
Carter, who roaide*’ at White Hili. to term*. Ac ,
addr.’ss me at thi-* P. O A K. CROM \RTIS.
Whito’n Cr?'':, N C . Marnb 9 15 ^‘.rd
~ ^"WAiVTED,
AT THE MANASSAS GAP R. M. 81I0PS«
GREEffSUORO , N. C
8 FIRST CUes MACHINISTS,
6 SMITHS.
20 CARPENTERS.
Highest wages p»id.
Maroh 16. 16-lm
I Total,
j The Company have p-iid *'-l’-
I havo never made a!> "
Toiai i.
IjvilClill.l':
(iKO McNEILL., "resii'eo;,
D. A. TvAY, V'.ce Pr- sid ut
(j. A. MCMILLAN, Seo’y. '
DiBB^TORS:
f272,765 61
proi.jptly,
li.l 11'' ■
i Miirch ’0. _
!jlOO REWARD.
Tv ‘ WVt'.AY fro-. lav oait Worifs, bockwoed’s Folly,
rV kci'RH - b .uT 25’h February, my boy
V':.; > ' Mi or 11 i-'c .es Uiir’a 2;i voars of age: the
, > . u -dUi'^tf of nis rich! hanii; be
r No '.i'iut>t h« !■’ Uirkiopr about
wvri T,orki«g around too wharves
Tor tr.*i '.iloolfa’e riui’iers last week *
,rl for t^is cMianeDieat in J**’'
A. G. THORNTON.
20-tf
1,. ou,
Henry Lilly,
il. L. .Myrover.
S. f. Hawley,
Nathan A. St.e'iii>an,
ij. B. Maliutt,
Jatnus Kylw,
.V A. McKcthan.
J. D. Wiiuams,
S. W. Tillingh&st.
W. I'iVinghtve^,
S. J. flinsUale,
\>'n. McLai^rin,
T. d. Luurrlo’-.
A. W.
J. G. 0-U,
Hou. J. S’lepuefu’,
S. F. Blrcvru, \
A. 13. j
j-et him.
F ivetievillo, .\pril f
WAIVTED,
k N OVRRSBER, one without family, and
cxperi-»noe a farm
WiJm’gtoi. •
10 M-ij J iiL'vau
>ij.ron
i -
AppW to the sub^oriber or
^'P. ROBERTSON
lt*-lm
TESTA)TIEI%T1» A.\p HYMiVS,
•J. ... xLiuuj^unov. — - ,—^ J ^.-iNPEDBRATE Stales Bible^Socie^ Tesianients.
hn Collins and C. C. MoCrum^en TraveUng Agent* ^ , Sikbbath School Hymna.
i^The Company iniii* a^oatioiu. A^ltootion oiamo ^ ^ ^
Maf as, 1861.. n-
Richmond, March IS, li64.
Circuit: .»o. 8.
I. (icnerai Orders No. iJ6, A & I G O ,
March 1st, 18(i4, is herewith lu^ids a pan of this
Circnlar, and coiuiuaudantti of Cunscripts are en
joined to prc.eed to tbe rapid md vigorous ex
ecution oi its'pro^isions, under the iot^truotions
and interpretatioa herein prescribed
II. Untier tho terms of the eighth 8«ctlon ot
the Act of (Jongres8 published in (jleneral Orders
No 1^6, A. ii 1. G. O., and the terms of Circular
No. 55 of the Bureau, last series, CooimandaQts
i will proceed to organize the service in thcif re-
dpeotive Statos. Jo addition to the organization
therein provided for, and x^u.
"26, Commandants will forthwitii organi*e in each
cbunty a Board, to consist of not more than three
oi tho moat reliable and intelliguat oitizens, be
tween the ages of lortj-nTe anii yiarfi,
who have been enrolled and detailed for the 'r-
vice. These Boards will be eharged wiiu
aiding the local enrolling officer in obtaining io-
formatioQ concerning all applications ior ezeinp-
tion and detail, for agricultural or otber indus
trial pursuits, and also iu furnishing ail other io-
formaiion which may be needed in the duties im
posed upon the enroiilng dfit^ers.
The local tod ooni'restnloDJ enrolliag >>fiicer
will be required to supc^viae thb aciioa of these
Boards and promptly report to the Commandant
untltness or delinquencies on tbe part of persons
detailed for them. So long as the duties are
properly performed, the person? so employed will ‘
be exempted.from other service. Care will be
used in the beginning to select proper menj and
in view of tbe grave dunes herein devolved
upon the enrolliog offioer, he will, at hia discre.
j ti?>a, require the written opi ion of the Board on
j claims lor execiptioii or applications f^r detail,
j and may call uu them fo. specia* infjrmation
i c»'ucerairg matters pertinettt to tbe iiervice. In
every ca-»e relcrreo by tde local or Coug'essional
disti'iot enrolling officer to the- Oomoiandments,
au opinion as to tbe merit must be endorsed or
:he case, and the like rule will be
rigidly observed by Oommanuauw*'®f®rriQg tu
this Bureau
III. Command'^nts will order the immediate
enrollment and ezumination vf all persons within
the proscribed aj»'e^, who are found in the em*
ployment of any department uf the Government,
and who ar not tipecially exempted by the Act
ol Congress; and such as are fuutid fit for senrice
iu the held, may be detailed until tne 10th day
of April next, provided an appiicatiou is made*
accoriiiig to the terms of the 6th paragraph of
General Ord -rs No 26, bcrein cUid.
IV. Commundiints of Con. :^ripts will forthwith
transmit to tUis Bureau, recoraa'tndatioLJ for
physicians* to be employed in aceurd».Dce with
para^zraph IX, Generul Orders Xo -6, herein
cited. -Muct. complaint reaches this Bureau ocn-
cerning irregularities in the -Viedical examtna>
tions Looso or ir^'cgular examinations must not
be permitted, and Commandanta will promptly
report any well-ascertainrd delinquency in the
matter.
V. Forms for ConsoHdateU tieports by the
Commandants of Conscripts, wiii be forwarded;
also foriiif for the Recoras of the (!ongres.>»ional
District and Local Enrolling Offif^ers. These re
cords must be accuratcly ^ept, ami the reports
based on them must be in clear and intelligible
foim, or they will be returned for rfcvtsion and
correction.
VI. Fer^oas and cl.isscs etuaien.tei in the l«t,
2d, 3d, 4th, 5th and 0th articles of section lOfch,
except those referred to iu the latter clause of the
4th article 01 said 10th section of the j\ct of
Congress recited, hhall be •,xcniptel. All yther
persons referred to in said act sbtll be detailed.
VII. EXKMl'TlONh BV ExAM BOArtDS.
1. Persop'’ •’’Vo shall be determined by the
Boards of ation to be incapable of prrtorm-
ing activ iviv. in the fi Id, and r.ny -if th l i
ties men^i' ui*d m tho 8tb Sr?ction ot tbe ^\ci
of Congrt'ss, irom caus-s of a peroianeat uaiuu-,
shall be exempted irom military SLr.ico by he
said board, who shall grant certificates tbereoi;
which shall specify the causes of tho incapacity,
r«iciting in lull the nature and degree of the dis
ease or olher incapacity, and tbe probable dura
tion oi the disability t’au»;ed by it; and t»ic paities
shall not be subject to tUture exauiinaiiou, unleKs
specially ordered by the Board ot "the (.»ongrM-
sional district in which such parties reside or by
the Cotnuiaudatit oi Conscripts for rhe State, or
by fhis Bureau. ^ „ m
■J When, in tbe op_inion of tbe AuroJimg oin-
ccrs, the cau.ses tor which exemption v'-^ grant
ed tf> a perr'on, alter exaunnation by fhe Mtdical
board have ceased to exist, they will o ake a re
port to the Board, istating the nau.e of the perwfr,
when enrolled, when examined, and tbe disease
or other cause of disability, with the reasons
believing it to have dLsappearsd, and that the
person is capable ol performing active service in
the lield, or some^ol the duties meutioned in the
said 8th saction oi the act aforesaid.
The Examining lioard will then order tlfc l*rty
tobebrought bclore itfora re-examination. When
a perbofi is re-examined b} the Board, his former
ccrtiticatc shall be sui rendered atjd cancelled, it
again found unfit for duty, a new certificate ot
exemption t.haii be issued to him.
Every certificate of exemption granted by *
Board of Examination shall be approved by
(’ongrfcssional district enioliing officer, which
shall protect the person exempted fr-m molesta
tion by the officers of' Conscription, and from re-
examinaiion, unless the B >eid of Examination
ur tbe CouinianUant of Conscripts of the Bureau
of CoiiScription shai) e'»rd«-r the saujc.
VUl ExtMi-noN »F Specified Ci.A«bB8 and
IMIIVIUUALS
1. Applications for exeujption under the 3d
and bth articles of tbe lOtb section of th*> act
aioreiai s fchall ue ma.Je to tbe Enrolling officer
of the cuuatv in w.tiol^ the aoplicaat ^e8^ue.■^, who
will thorou-hly iovrstjgaie tho case, and it =atiB-
fied by competent evidence, that exemption
should be allowed, shall ii.3ue a certificafe thcreofj
which must be submitted to the Enioilmg officer
of the Congressional distriot, for his appro'»»l-
^Goaolitded on aext.