iEinEKT.
a" es
iloiial histrici,
IRFSS,
ot RatiJoljih,
»ional District,
iKKSS,
, ut Randolph.
■'loiial nistru t,
uk>>s.
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sioii.il I Hstnot,
llKh>'S.
. ot RaI|(]u] p)l.
sioiuil District,
HKESS.
. >l R!tnili;l|>li.
sioual District,
OUK.^S,
. ot R:ind(.*lpli.
sional District.
OKESS.
, ol Raiidot{»h.
sioual Distru t.
rtkKs'-,
, ot Huiidolpyi.
sional District,
QRKSS,
, ot Handulpli.
sional Di-tnct.
OKFN'S.
, of Randolph.
sional District,
aRKS.S,
, ot Randolph.
ilonul District.
OKK>
, of Ra:idol[»h.
jional District,
ikKS',
ot Randolph.
ional Distnrf.
ot flaridolph.
ional Di'^tnct,
kkLs>,
ot Riifidolpii.
tonal Distnrt,
ikhS
oV iolyh.
ional District.
RK' -
lot liii .-111 jih.
p>n;i Diifnct,
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|of It |..![ih.
»n;il District,
IKS-.
it Ra'i‘}ol])h.
[nal District,
Rattd^.Iph.
nal T)istnrt,
fian-* ■ ^
iial District,
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m
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A\j.'ri'f'VD \AL AinuL is,
’’TUNTK!) MO\r.AY>? ^Nl) TMURSUWS!
tnWAHD J. HALK k SONS.
EllTORf? AND PROPRIF.TOUS
.Vi'f* for the Pemi-Wppklv
. ivance.
ir the Weekly Ob,hrvrb $(; (X) p>r innum. p;iiJ m
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if 16 lines for the first., one ilDllar for each hiic-
•ee-iing publication. Atlverfiscnients not erceetlinsr a
alf square (eight lines) $1 for the firsi .and •'>0 ci*nin
for eajh Huccecdin? publi”\tioa. AdvertiHers are re-
;ii**«ied to state the number of insertions dc:»ire*l, or
hev will be oontinupd tjU forbid, and oliar^ed :icnord-
“Riy
AdvertisementH oin'innel oliaritcd ss n*w i»d-
*r!'jprnent.a.
SrF.OlAL NOTICE
From an . a.ter thisdatt, no name of a new subscriber
will be entered without .payment in advaucv, nor will
^e paper be sent to sueh subscribers for a longer time
• iian is paid for.
Suoh of oMT old suli?oribers as desir-- taVc the pa-
LIST OF VOll PASSKX«ERS.
^P!IK 'ollowiiig rMie- 1 Pi»>'!a8:J w 1! be
cliarg'’ 1 on
1 .iiir ?|eanier»!:—
Fro>« F-k-yeiteTillo to Wilmingtoo,
$S0 00
'■ Kl'Zabeth,
15 00
“ vysi*.* Hall,
20 l/tJ
‘ KoUv'fl Cove,
21 00
‘ " .^11 poirits below.
30 00
.SKroNU Of..\8S, OR UKCK.
F-ori F«»ye((flvi!lp to Wilmingt-on.
«io to
“ “ Klixabeth,
' 5 00
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7 00
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•20 00
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2t 00
'• “ * -•*.1! toints ,v,.j
:o yo
SKOOND CLASS, OR DECK
Fro’n Wilmington to F.^.votieville,
$iu 00
“ • l^ lv’^ Co»e.
♦; 00
hi'.; .Halt,
'* 00
“ “ ‘ All t.o^t' above.
10 00
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CONFKUKUiTK »T4TKS OF AMKKIt’A, |
SKi(fiNii;i':R Jlti’ABTMKKT, Di^r. ClAPa >
W) iB'vsr; .•?, N. (■ , "i s^rch l»ith, 18{ib. )
t'OllM'fipt Offlct*,)
liALnraii, N 13, A^'rtl (ith, )
^ ( IRCULAR ) '
j.1 a»raiu.;i th«\ iJajriD. t-r bipamneui, for serv^ceti of j. No. l.‘i j
^aves foi^lay i M btrrrron tinland £/*/«»«« n^ar I rpfjR ATTKNTIOxN OF KSBOLHNU OFFICEHS is
‘ Okr.M', la I he fjUoi*ii;g GiroUiar, fruu. the Bureau
WiitniKRJiin, ' C
ihvt la:.' .-it^ is a.v-ih-/rii’d
at 'l prepar d ti i.‘.e avi:.> ii ;na rflice, o:' ibn se
cond fi->or of tb bmliin^ next 'ibovo Veaf:.!*’ l>rtig
Store, .'Ir.rket
JBB^ P^rsoas exectitinv Hr-wfri vt ••^(‘oruey will ob-
sv-rve the fjno#ir->; u-r:r:- ?n ir Bi«ita).nrf»8, in all ca^en.
to h ! wiiuecscij l y ir-. -? n. ssv.H cvrui i;j duf ti-
ca'e. or ih'-y ' ly bt^ v* bri *.*o a .iustic: of tbo
Of C'l;ik’i>f ay O i"r-
FOil^^ UF I'OWKK Ot AXrtniNfcY.
I, of , d'.' ht-.reby ippiiiiit , of , lay
iiuc lawful A^Cf.t to sriif«i receifiiu f>r, and r;u;ei»o
f) uisut of all m iafy:i uu. u; a»o by *he En(tii:H»-r L>e- i A^>*l)ANl'^^ O*^ (;ONi^('RIl’T.S will f>'’ b-
par»-.:!'.a» >>'’tu.- C >iil»-dt r-if ,:f Atneucii, f-r i.tie wi'a prrveei*, in compliacoe tilth Uemr^l Or lers, N i
Co!>ecrif.ii-a. Icsjruct^onB Haboi'quently in6nt-l,
hs'.ve HO f^r irrtditiod :(« proTisionB. tv> crd«*'‘ ‘ the
rrn-^zious of '.h^ r*-sefte;i i‘a the Ki'h d-»y of Aiiril,
«!*.8*cad of lae 1st of M iyla ttx.:.jatlojr iia i. qui'-e-
ni’n'.^, (utirei jra, ;.iia f •r.ajsr•s i'1 ;.•« «.uby!ii>-*!-.-d
r r '.'.(I ^jjorevjr ii ocouia
BUREa'u OF (JONaORIPTION, )
Kiuumonu. Va , ,M ;.roU 81st
tJiBUIILAE No 1.3.
iHbi.
acrvicM jf *ny sift'scn
■l»feuoef) at , .luri
*^i ncsa .Tiv >
l?a
"ituepwifs.
uri 111-' !i»ud
, IMG
— '‘7 of
A !ij»d 1 (i. (• , *u.rr III. serittt'. rajtiuly t 'uroU hU
ji-trHowis b«*i u of
^vvi .• five aad lif y ;. ea: •, aUuVfiug ibiiw iwnl Uie
I t ifity tif \L»y next, t.-> jci'u any Compai-y f r looal de
f*nce irbigli bilH ln*»‘n f OntAra, Nrt
"*• au'l 10
A CARO.
AJ. BEi HUNK, p?iT»ter m Capt MoKellai’s C*>
. (A) 6U> N tV CaTilry, batleg b*en Bolicyted to b**
voifin H c i' didate (In to vrprcicnt the ifood people
bf Carubcr'ard and UartteU O'tfntkB in the Commons of
oar rex*. Li miniature. Therefore, if tee voters of said
counties wi!l honor him wiiii a »uffioicDt uumOer of their
Totes, at our next Augiut election to entitle him a
beat to our i.>rzt Legialaiuse, he will endeavor faithfully
to reiire*!ent taeai and their iaterwit with what ability
he way pitxfcsH
But if thev pfaall decide against him, he will tucn r«*
ma:u in the ariur, where he has been foe nearly three
years, and continue to battle for the liberty and indo
pendeace of our Btulhcrn Ccnfederaoy until, with
God’s help, they ere o;>lAined, shotild his life be spared
to witness that bappy oonrummatiod
A^il H , ‘21-8tpd
lamp -Hith KegH N. C. Troops, i,
OftAHOB CouKT Hocsa, Va )
fpnE meuib-rs of Co D, 4ytb Reg’t N. C T, from
I. Kobesr.n county, trke greal pleasure inreoommei o-
i tug Mr WILLIAM STfiWAKT lo thm wot«rm of ami-l
, n . , ... t county, for the office of Sfaeritf Election to b« heM in
10 * .HSI for the war, or any oifcor | ^ Btewart has served as a private sol-
-onij.atiy fjr uj'sai d ftfuce, which ban -ti;epi‘'d dicT for two years faithfully. Was wounded at SharpH-
i lower deck or pay full pr;o% or flani** Pirnt
I An pxtra nliar^»p ** I! Se Tpr Vf,\y t'••‘■seu-
fijorsi retting it»fo Bur’^ '’ jring
IfVTl. JncM.9\\
Attorney at Law,
Favkttkviij-k, N. 0
'.171LL attend the Couuiy and ^■uJ^erIO^ Courts of I
I Cnmberland, Haru*“it, Moore anJ Ro>.e«on t’oun
, ^ '’ jrine -ay titne. and fo-orcu-
yfr on this system -will please notify u* when making j pyi^y ^ B^nh w'.th *hcir hi.'ta or sbo^-^ r.ti. *• *b’ ih-
remittances. J m’y 1, 18'>8. ! ere'inn of *h* (Iaot.»»in.
.1 ' W IRIH. r-.T F. Sfni B’* Co..
R. M ORHF.LIj, fot' SfVi- Ka!'' an 1 .Snn ,
T. £I L'JTTKRM)!!-
Feb’y 23, l«tt4. • 9-tf j,
IVKJ^TKttli n\U. ItOAO. j
,THi: FRKIGUT ANU !*AaSEiNG”R TRAINS .if :ain j
Roai leave Fayett,''»!lle laily. (Sundays excepii-d) |
at X o’-jlock, ,A %J.. atnl r-iiir*iin(t !*ave J^^ypl at 1 ;
o'olocit. P. M.
Cdttle tiud HoTff Tr'ttn MoNU.A V, WKUNEHDAY-ttid
FRIDAV.
By order JNO M. ROSE,
■frfdH r aid tJrn'l Trans. A^r’i.
Jan. 22, 18G:i OTtf
Tbe bisrui^tute*' ool i-vii r r.sf.nH siiould l a witui^-H'd
'■y (hfi-e wii
The>'c ! ■ Kr:|
f e;kP.h tiicatli lU*'
oalioti it tiiiH ofiiC'
W H
J.u/y ;iO, !a01
■'i*e d'lplica*n Porous of A'loPi'cy
iV. f^rror* o.'iM '>(» ha.l upon appli-
•i: Eng.
ies Prompt attention ^ivcn to
•■•ura* antrusted to bis haut’“. -
)■>». 17, ISo^^.
t.h«» i-nll.*ction of Jill
•jS-tf
1
■iKO. W. WILI.IA.MS & rO„
%% lioleMaie Dealers in Iwrocerie^,
AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
itardware and faUcrj, Sweden iroD,
HAT STBSET, FAYSTTKVILLE, 3f. C.
July 2, 18«1. SOtf
JOS. UTI.El,
tJroetr and C'onuniaaion ^ytet'chant
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Jan’y 10, 1S63. 93-tf
B a WO»TU. D. G. WftBTH. S. O. DAHIRL
WORTH COa,
O'ommisslott aad Forwarding Merchauts,
n*aier Sfrett,
WILMINGTON. N V
(>ct. 16, 18C3. 73-12m
WAi^TTEn.
O XnA BUSHELS WHEAT,
-O.OUU 1.600 “ CORN.
Persons haviiig the above articles to sell will receive
be highest Cash price by caHing on Mr. M Thomasoa,
a; the Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, ar on the ^ubsnri-
ei at bis old stand on Market S4iiare.
.*LKX. JOHN8UN, Jr.
V 5, 18f>2, • 75tf
AWtn\
i aM prepared to mauufaotnre all kimb tif Waiton
I liarneaa for Army use. I tan my leu her and can
jiTC gocd bargain". Agents will do well to send their
orders t-o me as tb^'y shall have prcuipt attention, aud
eiit ofl in quick dispatch. JuHN (JAR1KP».
OMldlon P. O., Chatham Co.. N. C-. I ....
June 18. \^f.2 i
;200 lb». iiiuiii Arabic Jot* sale by
I II LEE
(V-t 1,5. ••.Otr
Frolu and after tbi»
date tb** Sfe?amer .\. P. ilURT wil^
leavp .at ? o'clock, A. M., on .Monday
and Thursday. JOS. A WORTH,
.\pril 6—17tf J .^g’t C F. Steam B(r*t Co.
A^HEl lLI.E, 1%. €~
WILL open thj E.\QLE HOTKL for the re
ception of Guests the first of June, and I hope
to be able to entsrtain from i?venty-five to
hundred persons d'.»ring th* Summer
In connection with tbis ! irge Hot®', I have a number
of Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horse? that
my gues'* can get at a laiuute’s notice.
J. M. BLAIR,*
Proprietor Fagle Hotel, Aahe^ille, N. C.
Mayl3,18IJ3. 31-; pd
K»jetteTlllH Ar»«nal and Amiory,}
Nov. 12, ISb-l
^loo Bouri i V.
19 ^flouHfed u.
A UT1K*KItV uaviug been prast i ty the Wav l)o-
XX pirtaieut 10 raiHP a CompHuy M(«u!i'»'d Ritie^n
for Bcrvioe in tb;e *to?u (v, U”t’.c - ij :ere!-y given rlint
rec(ui»6 to the number of IW noh-conjcrUtt wsH b.* re-
for this ser»ice. >^ach rccru'' will be rcq>jire.l
to ! ii ish a jfrviOi. »b!e tcrso ??r wSiva be will be a‘-
loweu 40 cents po*'dirt'u. >*;id ^is pa_. fl'.^ pe»’luinth.
WriH'^n pfrmtrtzcn wii> be re';>;!rc>l fror:; parvn's or
.-u»*-d!A:ia, wr.ei =»* upr'lt'am ia t« -i-r 'bf'oii>r»;ript
E.aoa recruit must bri.ig w.ia uini ► if.iiket or t>rrd
srrs.-kd. and cone prsparcd lo r;;ui*a
RrioleH. saddles, nalti*r3 and saUile bl:ti}!{e.s fumina-
ed by !be Govcnmcat, or Lf tte recmii C"me-} provided
«itb them, ii : w.:l paid f)r i‘icai a 'air valuai.»n.
Apply '0 Oapi
seual
80(f I
uto tbi K*-r»:re, and w' iob by the terun of ii^'enlist-
trionl is liable lo in-rvice any where wititic tbe St'te;
or to f. rnj !V;':ii3^ivep into volnnta-'y (Mganii'>ti0SH of
‘VmpaitieH, B.j'fslioaH or Regiments, ;;tsd elect their
owii i iKj-a- J tlfiioeis, in onnf';riaily wjtr «'ii>n;ng )“,
as i'rov)':*eJ in ' ae i;b oliou o'’ tbe .^ct of Cotigr^sil
if> CiT,-;»ii'Ze for.'aS 0 Ms-rve durir*g the W vr. j»';b!ii>V!'d
iii tl ner-l Ord^rrn No. 6, \ and I 0 O ijurr nt
•crio«.
T-T.-fli!. who d3 r >!, ii.’foro the 1st -lay May nfjt,
■■■oluuie’" or yttjau’ie t .eiQ.-ielves iitio ( ompani^e, vfill
t e ! iH'o Jonii'ame-. i5*tlaliom aid Regimeut-J,
Ilf ,.r r**p,uli!^o's to I--? j.rpticri-ei ♦ht:ri!fy;
IJy (>'oiuniao.i of JOHN .S. PRF-.ST()N, Su/jt
C 'B UUFFIELU. A. A G»neral
! 11. Ill vicvt >jf tbfl very lini.tod time allowed for the
I •’ur:(lrajr.i c»«'iin cla»tcrt'/ j>ersons referred to in a"bove
I ■'ttculHi', it iM UjI pr».?ticHb'e bt»t. it should await th«
.abii'.,; reirular tour. Hiiiijlliug officcrb ot the 8cv-
Tf.1 l«slriois will th^-refi'ie ih.sue orders witb all p'»Sf*i-
bV '.tupaicu t' I.! eir ioeal Korolliug Offit)«rs, to i nroll
ri'l wiii!0 maii-j between tne ajres of »*tveateen and
j eiK'it»-«'y r'Q-! b.'iTJ-eu tbi it^es '.f fcrtv-live »n I lifiy,
I and ijiwiird ro'is It- ». a Ois.rict Bui'ulling Oflioir. In
I ooun'Jos unprov lied wi!*- local Enrolling Officerj, Coio-
' neiti of th.i Militia Regiments will be requested to enroll
I all persons in ‘.heir reepeot vn ocmniands, within the
j above prescribed ages, and f; rward rolls as above lii-
! recieJ.
Hi Persons cnrjiled under this Circular will be
> t» »fa i‘/i I •Vsu .nil V7»tu3^rvu. L i_ • • •
N! \XTHEW P TAYLOR, at th« AY-I regular tour under
Major C. 8
L. CHILDS.
Comd’g Post.
nircular, N^>. 8, B. of C , and such »8 are pronounced
I b> tbe District Examiuing Boards unfit f>>r tbe required
. 1 B‘-->'vie.'. wi I b« discharged
IV. lu aceorJauoe with tbe a' ove iui«triicti> ’i8 from
burg, Md , which wound renders him unfit for service.
We have consulted Mr. Stewart’s feelings on this mat
ter and he has c»H«ented to be a csndidat>.
March 10 21 4tpd CO D.
Wo art; authorizetl to an-
uouuce AARON MALONE, Co H, 2Gth N.
(' Truu^s, a candida*.% to represent Moore _oouaty in
the next Legislature of N. C He i« for a vigorous
prosecution of Che war. aud a staunch friend of Vance
April 4. , 22 3tpd
Tatlie Yotem of Uariiett Count)'.
The undersigned, a private in Co A, 6tn N C. Cav
alry, having been solicited by some of his friends,
respectfully tnnouuces himself to the soldiers and eitl-
leaa of Harnett o«aoty as a Candidate for the Offloe of
SHERIFF At the eleatiod on the first Thursday ia Au
gust next. SAMUEL D PIPKIN.
March 21. 17 24tpd
rjo
M 23
TOBA€€«.
I BOXES VIRGINIA TOBACCO, variousgrales,
■ for sal? on consignment, by
GEO. yf WILLIAMS fcJJO
SHf
I Will
w
After tills date
p.ay 15 Cents per pound for ,ragt), cr
__ ibe highest market price, delivered in
FiyctteviHe, or at ih’''Bii^ls ot Rov'«tish
M vr?'.P'5Y
Fe .’y lb, 18tt4 7 ‘
Wanted lo Pureliase,
^E.STERN RAIL ROAD STOCK;
Bank Notes;
Gold »nd Silver;
N^r'h Carolini Trcjvsurv Nolco (Fuojable;)
“ *' “ $1 and $2;
*• “ Bonds, old and new: ‘
County cf Cumberland Bonds;
, Town of Fayetteville B-ands;
OreeBsbbro’ $1 and $2 Certificates;
Confederate 7 and 8 per cent. Bon'Js;,*
Cwtpons of $15,000,000 loan;
‘ of Town and Coiinty Bonds;’
“ cf old North Carolina Bonds;
T. S. LUTTCRLOH.
Oct. 12, 18G3. 71ii
OP.LVVAXCK DKrARTMKM, \
RALKtGn. N C , May 8. I8f> ‘. /
iLAD WANTED.—1 wish to iurcha:-e Load for *bs3
J Dupartment. Pcroons haviun \ar(r*' «r amait —
titios will ploase apply at ono«. W.il ?!''•' 1 p^snud of
POWDKR for 10 pouods of lRAD.
THOa D HOGG. Capt C 8.
In cbargt .if Ur-hiance.
Palma t:hri«ti «ea«».
141L sub£«r:ber will pay the bi^hcst car a pr-ces for
ar 7 uuaniilT of PalTn* Chri#*ti Bt-a^is-
' ^ J. A ^'OltTH
('’* '■ '
\VAI\TEb.
s WILL pay the highest (^asb price, 'or any 4uantiiy.
1 of good COW HORNS, and LEG BON P.S of Horses arid
'; also, BRIAP. ROOT for maVine Pipet; delivered
COWF
to >at
P»'»stteville. Feb’y 2'.i
LEBEHLV.?
11 V
WANTED, tor the Hospital at Fort Fisher.
poUL’TRi, Chicken?, Bntier aud other delioacies for
tha sick Soldiers a' i,»-.jg Hospital. Persons having
these articles can obtain the m.arket price on sppli;a-
tion to the subscribsr at his old stand or at Mr J W.
Ppwer-’s on Hay B'reet,
R. K. HEIUE. Geii'I Ag’!.
Aug. 25. 5^ tf
i'oitun Yam tor %Vool.
J^OTIOE is hereby givi-i' that a.'trr lhi.j data (cicant
in cases wnere we 'jart^aiued ror '-Vool acoord-
ina- to the terms of our Hdv»rti90*r.ent of tbe 30th of
May, Kbjch terms ar« now revoke!,) «« will giv# I U ta-
die «f (.'oitou Yarn for 4 of Wool unwiisbod, or
3 lbs. waf!ie.l and piekel. Tai' oh.aiige is made at t ut
.e^^.no« of tbe Qua'tjrrda.?'-'r at Ralji^'-, ui ordt i to
Uike tbe l^rms of exciian^e uniform tbrougin-ut the
State. GEO. W WILLI\Mc5 A CO
Fayetteville, June 29, l?ib3. 41tf
€oul :Uine.
undersignea were, at tbe November Term of i-ic
J Confederate Court, District of North Carolina, ap
pointed Managers of the Egj’pt Coal Min* propciHy,
aad have entered into copartQership for, iie purpose of
mining and selling Coal, and solic’t orders for the same
in any desired quuntity. ^.^riers for any amount can
be 80pplieI on short notice. Tlt« Coal frora this pro
petty i3 undoubteily tbe beat in the Confederate States.
Applicatione may be made Uj ^*:as B Mallett, Fayette
ville, N C.. or Jaiaes Browne, '’harleston, S. C
rni*’LE8 B. MALLETT
JAMES SROWNE.
Fayetteville. Jan’y 2if. ixt> ftrttf
.Boie>$, &c.. ior the Arui”.
1WILL #111 ft special 'a^s.wager. to the Arm/ of
Northern Virgiuia on tUe first «5ay of every mou^b
Ail boxes, packaijes. ic , will be forwarded from my
ottice fre** of charge. EDWARD WARREN,
Sargf'on General N. Ci.
Raleig’a, J.»n'y 15, lSb4. 99-3ta
TO THE
>EAD THE FOLLOWING;-Rev’d J,ohn W. Potter
. .i (N. C.) says:
“For twelve years I wa« a grsU gufierer. My liver
was diseased I loat iny flesb and str?*igth, and my
skin seemed changed m its colrr by tbe bile with whicti
wy syetam was overonarg d I oecatne subject to 'fre
quent Hod violc.ut at-ack^ 'f biU m.^ culio, every attack
leaving m“^ weaker tli»» its predecessor. Tbe physi
cians had b'tti able to p,V,ch .Tie up a iiitlc, but my
health was in a deplorable statt. I bad taken patent
mcdicines ant'l I was tired of them. Without energy
r c-ioifor^, I wat I'arrly uhle to go about a little. At
leutth I yielded to tbe earu.'^Jit pfc^^■uasion of »..Criptiil
•AA'O H 4'# k H X IV/ 1 ttO
confidcncp in •’■.eni Tb.i.'y act"d 11110 a f*barru on me
■'i.r.a lhaC how I Lin)>r;ved 1 hav? persevere I in th**ir
sc, until j*ow, by Go.l’s bli**i.og. / am icelt a:iJ fv.arty
I tial a negro man wbo, as I btiiev.-d, was saved froa)
dc-ath by a dose of these } il!s. .My Dodor’a bill was
anuually from JltK) to $200, but I tiAVi bad no use fer
a physician si'C" I can eonfldcntly rccoairoend thew
a superior fa'nily medio;ae”
The inrredi3»»tB of which the “SOUTHERN HEPAT
It) PILLS” are made arc so costly as to coiupcl ifce
prorrietor to l ut them at pre.->enf price.**, i|hleb are rtof
ao remunerative as when tbe pill« ho d Tor leSH.
FuH d''p.cfioDs acao'fpan ? eacu hjx
Price if-3 a b x F.r $3t» a ilrit-n hoxen will be,sent
pr.'paid. tlLO W DEEMS,
0ild'boro’, N. 1.
March 2f., 1804. l8-9tpd
OeUOt “^O. 14 ) ' tv. tu aoeorJanoe with tbe a' uve iUKtructt is trom
L’. -/u - f I C., neio' tb« i;!asaHH embraced therein, will
FAVETTEVlLL^March ,, 1H»>4. | , in.t . ,t.« liberty of forming
* ^OHt' , Q» joiuiug the or.(anization) therein recited. 8uoh as
wan ua»o uot already pai.l thsir Titb«) : desire to form tbemselves into Compani's, Battalions
Tax w 11 ha^e ’’ntil the ‘20th da^ >' M,.r 18ti4, to j j|. R^girncTil-e, in j'tirstxaiiOU of the pi j»ii*ionM ol at>ove
liver the eame I am now r^a.Jy to r«-oeive the Bacon , Circular, No. 13, will proofed forthwith to their organ-
due unier the tit tie law -'>x pounds of cured bac.u i plert th-ir Officers and forward their muster
for every UO it-- pjrk clvightrred .since lb« 24iu of / r. il* to tbtsOfiicr. through the District Enrolling officer.
Aprti 1808 ih r-eq'iii'M P.vtl'a delivenn? tii'-ir titbea 1 y. Any portion ■'f Ciroalar No 10, from this Office.
eurrcnt soric?. which may coiitiiot with the directions
at » dtat nce of jver eisbt tnilei! will b;- promptly paid
for exo. g-t of baaiing J .M. WILLIA.MS,
12 t20M] AgsDt for Cumberlaod county.
^ii|»erior t'oiirt of toi^t'iim-
berlaud t'ounty,
OriCK tiereby ^jivru tii«re will be » tipring
Tenu of 'bi- \'ourt ot: ;he Tib .Mo-*dav aft*r
4*b .VIoudsy of M-trci i-ex: ^ 1:/ f’c liitU day of j
Miy 18>-4. to try ard .le'»i'ni*ne all aci ons of Tort oa (
ti;? CiTil Dockot. ar. i a'T oasi^s ou tve State Docket ;
.Not.icp ts furt^ T p!' u; lt‘i«i "'y au order oa-,-»- l ai Fall |
To.-m 18-13, Ibt* 0 .y lor tr>i«g Slate c»-' b ;a *-aid Court
'.ij b.'eii o^iaui. -- ' 't oiu Tiiur^day 'o M.iuday Pariit-H
f lw;ti‘ r-e.'Vv-rn Lu“m5i i»e!> accjrdm/ly
JOHN w i;.\KrK t:, s c.
M&rcb 14 '15 tC
CliloTes and ^ioekv Waiifc***
IUt.HlRE to jiurchase for ihe soldi*r« 10,000 pairs »
UU)vee »nd 10,000 pa-rs of H.-.oat. Donations wi!^
be ta.inkfuilv reociv® .^
* \U T 11
EDWARD WARRRN,
S-irsfrr-t Ocn
To Cotton Planters.
I HAVE been appointe-t by the Secretary of the Troa
eury, Chief Agent for the purcha?: of Cf>tton for th
Confederate Government within the State %f North Caro
liu&, and will pay for the samf in 7 per oent Bonds or
Cash.
{jtub-Agents vieiting the different part* of the State
buying in my namo. will have wr tten crrf.ftoates
appointneot.
By order of the Secretary of the Treasury, all Coiton
purchased by myself or my agents, 51 and after tbe
18th day of March 1863, wiQ be paid for in 7 per cent
Bonds er Cash, and not 8 per oent. Bonds as stated tn
a former advertisement. Lp to tnat time, hawever, the
b per cent, bends will be furnished m stated.
Patriotic oitiiens are now offered au opportunity tc
aid the GoverniHeat by BelliaJ to it tneir Ooitau rather
than to private oapitAlistfl.
LEWIS 8. TVILLIAM8.
OluurkUtt. Mwob 24,1868 (o, o.} litf
MITI€E TO EAKMl^RK.
STRAW WANTED.
W.ANTED immediately for the Hospitals and Troops
at Fayetteville, 20.000 pounds of WHEAT STRAW,
suitable for bedding. Fa’ mers having a surplus of this
article on hand will confer a benefit on our sick and
W3und«d soMiers by bringing it in. A fair pries'‘fi.l
be paid Apply to
tiUAJlTERM ASTER, at the Areea-1.
Fayetteville Arsena* ard Armory, April 4. 21 tf
CiiTe in your Tai iA»tn.'
Having been appointed to tak^ the Tax List iu 71st
District for tbe present year, I will attend at tho
following times acd plaoes to receive the f.'st of Tax-
ables in said District, viz; At M. C. Lamom’o Monday
the l8tb inst . »t ? 1) 1tak»r’a uu TucoU>»y tlio I'Jtn, at
Duncan Ray's, Lang Street, on Wednesda]^ the 20th.
All Lists must be irivt,a in by the 1st of they
will be relumed unlisted.
Ap'il 9.
of this Circular, ia httreby revoked
By Order of Col MALLETT,
Comd’t Cons, for N C
22-tltiA - E. J. HaauiN, Adj’t.
yoiir Tainbles.
'HE uni-iai/!^ei^ ^ /ing he.«»« appointed a‘ .March
Term !«»>», • ’ t > Court of Ph»s an-! Quarter Hes-
8!o;;a for Cumbvr'.a j 1 c u«iy, Li.^t Tai-'rs fo*' the Town
and Crosa Creek D. i" hereby notify all pereoco l/»
cacte forward and lidi t uir proper y during the last 20
working days in .^ri! next, commencing ou Fr.day the
8ih. We call be louni f-f.m 9 A. M. to 1 o’clock P.
M,, each day, it the oflic;! I'f R '■> OtsII ou Hay shreot.
No listfi ^ill be receive! after ihe expir;iion of the
'I' which is fixed by 'aw
K M. ORRELU
List Taker for Town Dj3irio;,
JOHN W BAKER, Jr..
Li« Tnk'.r for Cross Diatrici.
M*iob 14 lo tlM
At.JE:%'8>J WAATEO
To col/ccf A: 7iiK tmJ OrLiiince Slores in Nurtn
f 'antlind.
3-VY 3*^ 00 p^r day, aiid a libeial co)upv.fisa'>ion (d«
Stores collected, acconi'nir to a fiT>*d schedule.
AppHciuts mua*. fainirtb sa'isfaco y tOBtimc^i'^ls of ex-
etnp ion from Military service, of cb'trnc er, and quali-
fieat ons
None zlUert need apply.
.\ddrP3S F E. G t}ARR.
Gjn’l Ag’t C ’'rd. Sicrt'p, Charl'ilt^'eville. Va.
Charlottesville, V* , >L»rch 25. 20 4*
Hank of .'Vortli i'aroliiia..
■^O the StockhoMc.!
The Cc.nfc'der;it.
be raid !5y tbe Bink
M roh 25.
'ftho B ink fif Nor;.! Caroli'na:
IX-'n'he !n 't»i lu'’ p‘it*-rc3 wi*l
C DE'Viri’, Cv hier
18 1 in
OM> CAvr iKorv waateo
T the Hiar Foutidrv >.v * ’‘■ji'tf
Tiirpentieie MIiIIm IVanted.
4 lAj p'/.-wit' I'tal ’• .Y" (■ f'UiPr .-tiilLa for n il-,; will »•!
/i ..lr^«-' M. A
F'yeiicviile, .Marc: 1
r I .o r 11 A0 O ATS.
|^L(.)UR and (»AT8 will be fxchanjced for (-ora at llic
MnLaurin, by giving htn’. a fer days
li it
P Store, of D
n >?!•:?. Flour ^.'od, Oais No
Jac y 29.
1, iil»'*k or white.
RA(w«! RA-«!! -The inle-
rior quality of tiie paper ou wnich t.‘ic
Observer has b»^i-n prints'd of late, a^.d
winob IS a great eye sore to uf*. is owirgto t.ic want of
a sufficient supply o^giol ra^ i, acdtbe oon^equetK nt-o-
efeeity to rcBor- to inferior materiiln We appeal to th**
friends of the Observer at aH acctesiblc p^iuui, to s»v»'
up and bring to town ail the raes thry oin pro.;urc.
We hate no time ourtelves to attei-d (a Jboir purchase,
but Mesera. Qeo W. Williams 4 Co., ibe Ageate in
t’.is town of Mr. Murphy, will pay 15 cents per lb. for
tbem.
fi J RALE & SONP
F«jb’v 16 '
a:
W A AT Eli,
JON a > .Hur>erin:sn *cn or G >
2 tf
■>ral M''i»a
ITU A
^ei* by a co:np"!ieul m‘•JufJO'iirer ot hnt'.i Wool
and C5*>- ii. w'“o fta‘- >ta l 40 yeara’ expericnae and is
fifty-ifcr years of ace. a 0(vtiv;- of Mjmc -eeier, Enfr-
land; :■ 1 Mschi^jtai t.'ul Enginsar. .\uy oi«e i'^
wa»i* Ol' a •ni'n !•!• ,»?• i ldres.^
E B R NI’'H*)La, WilmJagiou, N. C.
22 17 ftCD-l
North Uarolioa Voianteer Navj €0.,
Tbkaburbk’r Ofucs, Wilmingb'n. N. G., Miroii 6,1864
Books for furr%e'r mibscriptioD ‘-0 ibc '-apital S» *ok
of this Oompanv are opened at tUiM
AU persons de‘>'rous of .aiding ’n thii all imporltint
can forwar' a-.t their uarriL'a by .uatl Htalirg
the amount they wisa to kut-scnb'. and ibfi send the
ca^a by some trusty person, on r'oetpi 0/ •^hich-1 will
forward Certificate of Stook
Shares $500 osoh. All old subscribers that have not
paid in th^r aubsoriptions will please do so at the ear-
Uest moment.
U-iatpd] W, o. SmiH, Ir«a8>r.
Ligbt Artillery
ANTED 'or iTiy 5>
Col
Light Artiller}!
■•erv, •( or 25 m 11 Y>i» iiHnal
i-'ui,y ftii.! c?0t''irit ui.l rati-ius givtn . Aj p!y to
Jo*n 'I. Cook. F+yttieviUe of
JA'^ D. ’U\IM1MG,
C C l. C. Starr'a'Bu . Kinptoi;. N. C
Ap-il4 _ - 20 tpd
'!oo|»er» WasBtedI
IMIftBF. SPIRIT B\RRRr. C00PL8S waited,
I wb'o! a ibara;*D. i*-’' wi". b" »id in.* -te^ -rcrw
givep. by MOORE, CASHWBLL & I'O.
M-reh 31 19 (» i„]
Heaiins Wanted.
SPIRIT BARREL 'dHADING T,»B'e> by
MOORE, f .ISRWHLL * CO
March 31 ^ 19-0.rd
Young’s irithmetical Diethuaryy
EMBR.At’lfJG a system of Arithmetic, Ready Reckon
er, Interest Calculator, Book Keeping,. Forma, ho.
B. J. HALE ft SONS.
OM’r 16.
l.i;bki€atin« oil..
ttndereign nl now preparel to furnish to tlie
1 put.Ne a v»>ry aupvrior articli* of LUBRIO.VTING
OIL, etpteiaiiy for Collott and WouUh Factorim Wfl
i olaim ibat th:a Oil ioee pot rusi, and may be run at
j gr»ai*-T speed wi'b lei - p.'jwtr iban anj Mber Oil except
) .‘f>erP!.
, Mr W H Porter, Kuperinteu.leiil of Pl'ijeaix Cottsn
Factory, says of H: ‘ I liave I'ecn u.“.iug your Lubricat
ing O'l.for 2 or 3 raantba, and find it to be superior to
H'.iy othe*' Oil t.ow in u/*e for luhricating.”
' r .Inbn Ktrshaw, Sup’t of htouDt’s Crerk Factory,,
t^ays: ‘I can nbeerful'y eay your Lubricating Oil is a
superior article. I' not gutn ia the leas!, but keeps
ibe journal-! clear «>.uil trrigiit
Mr A F Ueoker-lite, tJb’ef Eugiceer of the C 3 Arse
nal and Arm->ry of this place, waH req»e8i«l to try it
and says: “I ihLnk for liirht mtchinery—nuchaeCotton
Fftctori-8—and for hg^vy tj'.aohinery waen the motion
is slow, y. ur Laarioi-lingOil will 0'>ni{)Hr0 next in qual-
’ty fco Sperm ”
O 'jer coj.ton t'lauufH.rlnrers have tried it and pro-
uounced favorably ef i’
We will furai^ii this Oil bv the ' arrel at if 20 p>>r ai^l-
lon, c'i.sh HENRY E. COLION.
htpnl Fayetteville Kerosinc Co.
AprilM, 1864 20 'J '
01 Ii. ~ ~
\ITEcan furui-h KliilO.SENE BURNING 01L i-i m: ,n-
V\ tities of 5 r,r 10 gallons at f 25 per gali'C; tin .i^ni
or ft^ga $15 lo $20 ;idditiour.l. Send sans or koffa Wuen
c nvenient. ,
T.ais is as good an Oil *s ftau be made w>thou. the
miiiure wit?> Alcohol, which it is impos.lb'ie sow to
obtain. The wick tube of tho ordinary Koroaene lamp
should be slightly lecgthenad by soldering oe a pieco.'
With a lamp thus arranged our oil burns Ti'l»‘’ut smoke
and with as mu:*h bri.lianoy As an? N .rthern Kerosene.
, HENRY E COLTON. Ag’t F K Co.
A'rilT If
EAGLE FOUNIIRY.
HO.vlE 11 .nM)s ago we Completed all ourfixiuterf f>r
i'.> ri:»nuf*ciure of CAR Wi'EELS, I ut ovr og o
(.he fail . of the aupp’y ol lf..n af proper nature, we
bav.' not lately been abl*- to s^tpply ai«y demand
the-. . t‘.i,a ,.lilIicnUty_ 'jew^verij
furni h wheels of the f>ilicwing t#iiH—24, 2(>, 28 aud
30 !i! ji'CR; also tiMl' d riri-f T'-’c lr‘U w ' n‘-';|i u^e
will be-*:Vla Bi’-.ri t’ .arcO*! lr,.n. ai.a wo war
rant ..ur -Ueoli NOT TO 'Ki' K. and 'o i. wj i^' '>
any wud* ia li'. Couf d-.;i *ey, ir lo tbMo «.f VVl.ltoey &
Sor.iol Piiili^delpbia. wbo!»e repti(ati»n is 10 w-'U known
by i'l C»il-ii« t c -ni!i .nie;^.
Wo art prepfired t.i oxjcal' L :om, Dry S*ni. and
GirecH Sau 1 W^rii. of wn? shape or ?«is-
D. ^NDER'?ON * tIO.
Favett.'ville, Marcb 30 1801 19tf
WAHTEH,
AT THK MAXA«Si8 GAP B. M. ttU«l*S,
GUEKySBOHO , N O
8P1ILST CUh;. MAt^HlNlSW.
K SMITHS.
20 CARPENTERS.
H'gheat wages paid
March 15 16 1“
FAlfETTKVII,iltE
«PT»iL INSCR4.WE COMPANt.
Capital in Premium Notes p-niounts to
NEILL If BLUE.
List Taker for 71at District.
22-2t
W. T. HORNE
ANT8* o buy 4 or 5 good blooded young and strong
VV HOUND DOGS, at the highest prs«e. He would
prefer their being already broke to run the track o'
twofooted anintala, called thieves Tiieao dogs are in
tended as doteotivea. He would Uke to buy ur borrow
one »t least as a leader, from any friend The dog
shail be promptly returnel when called for and any
friends who may aid him in getting np thAse dogtf shall
have the dogs at their service when called for, as well
as for the neighborhood. Any person having a dog or
dogs wilt please call at Tokay vineyatd, a short dis
tance from the Town of Fayetteville The dogs will
be tied up during the day
April It. 22 4tpd'
^Strayed or i^toleii,
From my rosldenoa on Little River, a FILLY about
two years old, sorrel color, white hind fi^et. I will
give $10 for her recover*.
ALEX.
April 6
DARROCH.
21tf
Auiiiial i^eetiii$ir.
The sCockholders of tlie Fayetteville &. Western Plauk
Kiw^ Co. will take pl»fe uti Tbursduy tbe 2Sth April.
ilk the TownJIall at fl tiVlwk,
JNO. M. ROSE,
rfce'y F. fc W. P. R. Co.
April 11. 22-5t
A Cliance lor the Boys*.
O ^ CENTS per bushel will be paid for old shoes or
OO scrap LEATHER of any kind, no matter how old,
delivered at the Arsenal. » * “
April 5 22-4t
FVBI^ieJVOTMeK.
APPLICATION will be made at tUe next Session of
the Legislature of North Caro’ina to incorporate
tbe “Cape Fear Exporting and Importing Company ”
April 7,1864. 2l-4t
Another Iarge Arrival.
pair WHITTEMORE cotton CARDS So. 10.
yUU 1300 Pairs COTTON CARDS, Lo&iher Leaf^
Powder, Shot aud Ciips, Pure Cod Liver Ojl tor Dye
pcpaia, Liver Complaint tind Conaumption, Wool Cards,
4.:off>?e, Sugar, Tea and Rio Coffee, Copperas, Shoe
Thread, Fish Hooks, Plough Lines. «
Blaoking, Tacks, Soda, Pitchforks, '
Ao . &c y Esta^.Huhment. WiImin*ton, N. C
April 4. ..*/l-4t*4t
^^oTiewakd”
) ana WAY from the MUbscribor on tbe 21st Februarv,
_i any neg'-o bt>> JOHt^, sixteeu years oil, about 4
feel 0 laehes hij(’i, ligtit complf xiow, and has a scar bt-
tween his cl)ia »nd inauth. He may probably have
made his way to BennettaviUo, S ).. where his parents
we. I will pay one hundred dnHit^s reward for hiaar
rest and confinefnent iivany jail so that I get him.
D. W. AYER -
Pay eMcville, N. 0 , April 7.. 21-9ipd
Turpentine Sitiil Cor ^alc.
The subscriber bat* a 25 barrel TURPENTIN E STILL
at White Hall, Bladen o»anty, which li«s wishes to
sell, wlxere it stands. It is all complete^xoept the arm.
Any person winhing to examiuu it will o?»i* ou H J.
Carter, who resides at White Hall. As t-o terms, &c.,
address me at this P. 0 A. K. CROMARTIE.
Wb'te’R Cr?«^. N 0.. March 9 , 16-9tpd
/itfiiiii iij. /i/t OU Ojjt^rsoJ ujjoii
#SV6«os./o/t—Tlie replj t*l lietijantiii Kraukliti to
Lord flowe, iti 177»i, wlit;u Lo pretieiit«i the plan
o the Kngiit^h i.«oyeniiuont t> the “Aiuericaii
rebels,” ol partiun upon &ubuii»aiun, i>* most ap
propriate to the preueiit ;>tat.c ot* tilings. Hear
what he says;
“The official dispiitf-hen to which you refer me
eoutuin uothiug more than what We had neeii in
the act oi I'arliaineut, viz: offers of* pardon upon
subiQiHsion; whicli I uui sorry to tind, as it must
^ive your liord-'^liip paitt to he sent m) iar upon no
hopeless a hasIuc.-.>; ,
“Directing pardon to he offTcd to the Colo
nies, who are the v*ry parties injured, expressoj'.
indeed, that opi.'tioii of igaoninoe, haueueafi and
insensihilfty, wliieli jour uuiatonued and proud
nation ha.s long bt;» u pleahctl to eutortuin ol' uh,
but it can have no other eflect than that of in-
crc».-jiug our resetjtuient. It is injpotisibic w«
ahoiWd think oi suhruission to a governiuent that
huH, with the uio.st wuuton barbarity aud cruelty,
burnt our del'eui;;iK£i.s towns in the midst of win
ter, «*xcited the tavages to luastacre poaocful
farmers, aud our Hiaves to murder their masters;
and is eveb now brin^ixig I'oreign jucrcenariea to
deluge our st'ftkmeniH with blood. These atro
ciouH injurit a hav^ extinguished every spark of
affection for that parent country we once held so
dear; hut were it pph!«ible for- us to forget and
Ibroive them, if. i* noC possible tor you, I mean
the Hritish nation, to lorL'ivc tho people you have
so heavily injured. You ean never confide again
in those as tellow subjects, ahd permit them to
enjoy equal Ireedoui, to whom, you know, you
have given sueh ju.st eau.sc« of lasting enmity;
and this mu.st imp**! you, il we are again under
your irovcrnuient, to endeavor the bieaking oi
our spirit by the stvero.st tyranny, and obstructing,
hr “Very mean/ iu your power, our growing
siroiigth and prosperity. =t= * ^ I consider
this war against UB, therefore, ai' lioth it/i/t/sf and
nnxcisp) and J am persuaded that cool and dis-
pasrtionate posterity will condetun to infamy those
who advised it, and that even bucccfs will not
save from some degree of dishonor those who
have voluntarily engaged to conduct it.”
“li. Fran’klin ”
7V^ Position of th'' head on thr liatth-Field.
—A prominent officer attached to the French
army in Italy, published some time ago the re.sult
ol fiouie curious aud inti'rcsting ohservationa made
by himself and others upon tti" n*.ia
w N'o^iuicoiite war with Austria, lu regard to
the position which the bodies of the slain assumed
under the effect of mortal wounds produced by
different missiles of leath. In a number of cmcs
the dead soldier wa.s found almost in the speaking
attitude of life. A pa.ssat»e in l>r. Armand s re
port .says:
A Hungarian llll.^3a^, killed at the same mo
ment with his hor.'e, was only slightly moved in
his saddle, anti sat tlu^re dead, holding the point
of i*i.+sabr; in advance, in the position ui charging.
A parallel ca.se occurred iii the death o! an Aus
trian artillery man. * Thi>.se H^ouuCted iu the htiad,
it was remarked, generally leli with faoi,* and ab
domen flat to the ground. Wouuds in the ehe.st
and heart protiuec-d a like po’jture ot the body,
tln)Ugh in the latter ease.s niGdilic.ation8 ol the po
sition and expre.ssion more fretiuently took plaot;
bun in. the former A Zouave struck full iu the
host was “doubled upon his mu.sket, as if taking
a position to charge bayonets, his face full ot
energy, with an attitude more menacing than that
of a lion ”
hut the reporl ol l»r Armand, after all, con
tains no eases so u*markablo as the two which are
reported iu a Norf.hern paper to have been ob-
•served upon the battlu-fteld of Shiloh. A let
ter in the New‘York Journal of t’ommorce says:
On that bloody field, when the carnage was
over, a soldier was found standing, his legtt tjome-
wh«t spread apart, aud his arms thrown convul
sively outward, his posture that ot a living ntan,
agitated, perhaps, by k vtry strong emotion; he
was nevartheleas stone dead, a ghastly monument
of seeming life along side the hecatomb of fallen
corpses. Another body lay partially prostrated
on one side, tbe right hand holding to the mouth
a piece of cheese, which the set teeth were al
most in the act of graKping. Lying upon the
back, with the arms extended, aud the knees
drawn up towards the face, was a posture fre
quently to be bb.scrved on this as well as other
} fields. Other observatirns would be of interest,
ifdcacribed; sjut the livint'atfiM''f^«•’ -‘-7^
Ji«r still fitandicg upon his lett, and tiie grim
mockery of lif.; in i^c apparent ofl>r of food a
ctirpsC, are hanfly surpassed by any reported iu-
cidnnt of war Tho faots are derived from mi
ilieer who wittiessed the unusual spectacle
Cash on hand and other asSof^.
$267,688 2b
5,077 36
Total, J272,766 61
The Company have paid all losses promptly,_ and
have never mad« an assessment on their premium^netes.
Total losses pMd, • $29,b82 OV
Orrioia?:
GEO. McNEILL, President.
D. A. RAT, Vice Pvfcsideot.
C. A. MoMlLLAN, See’y.
piavoToas:
Hsniy Lilly, N. TiUingbast,
H. L. Myrover, 8 J- Hinsdale,
Bv T. Hawley, Wm. McLaurin,
Nathan A. Stedman, T. S. Lutterloh,
A.'W. Steel,
J. G. Ceok,/
Hon. J. Q. ShepLeyd,
C. B. MaUett,
James Kyle,
A. A. M'^Xethas,
J. D. W'illiamfl,
8. W. Tillin^^t.
ha Goilins and G. G. MoCmnuaen, TraToUng Agents
■tf'Tk* OomMai iarite appUoatioiu.
$100 REWARD.
R.ANAWAY froti lay s*!t Works. Lockwood’s Folly,
Brunswick oouaty, about 26th February, my boy
DAVE, 5 feet 10 or U inches high, 22 years of age; tne
OHda o' his two middle fingers off of his right tiaa^ he
ifl near copper color. No d*?uoi iic ifl lurlting M>out
Wilmington, R3 a» w»3 working around tbe wharTes
there for the blockade ruauers last week I wiil pay
y.i i'aitsTOs “
Fayeitevillc, April 4
WAIVTED,
An OVERSEER, one without family, and having some
experienoe on m farm Apply ^o theju^riber or
20-tf
to M#|j. Jonathan Evans
March 29
P. ROBEBn'SON.
19-lm
TESTAHEMTS AWD HYMJWS.
CION FEDERATE States BiWe Society Testaments.
r A Collection !>f Sabbiith Sahool H.,mn.s.
™ ^ TTATJ? * RONB.
The rarmers’ and Planters’ Al
manac fcr 18>4. A few groce naow jiwt
Jaa’f SI. HALS • 8OI1V.
1 I‘ift'f'rioii» i'ouf/i.— An tiriiiy corrt ftpoiideiit
rtilalt.'s ail incident dl :!atup life, sIiomiu^ tlio pro
ocity «•! a yutitii 1! siK’M-ii,-tlic koii >f a Ut-m ral,
on a vi.sit lo bis latlu-r mi the fichi On one op *
easion, \?Jlf n liit. j! ti-ral V p.iifwt was getting low,
he remarki'tl tbat he would be obliiuiil
on hisiiankcr lor some mon**y. “How lumdi do
you want, father'"' “1 think I shall soml for a
oouplc of hundred/' replied the (ieneral. “Why,
father,” “ 1 ean let you have that amount.” “ Vou
can let me have it!” exchimed the General 111
surprise; “where did you get bO much nwiuey'”
“I won it playing draw-poker with your staff,
sir!” replied tbo'hopelul youth. It is needless to
say that the 9 lU train next morning bore the
“'"ay young,gambt>lier” towards his home.
Yankee paper.
Phi-fJiix Ajaia—A California paper tells the
following of Lieut. Derby, “John Pha'uix*,” the
humorist: *
“One evening at the theatre,' Phounix observed
a man sitting three seats in front, whom he thought
he knew; he requested the person sitting next to
him ‘to punch the other individual with hin canc.’
The polite stranger did so, atid the disturbed person
turning his head a little, he disoovere'd hia mistake
—that he was not the person he took him for.
Fixing his attention steadily on the play, and af
fecting unconsciousness of the whole affair, he left
the man with the cane to settle with the other for
the disturbance, who being wholly without an ex
cuse, there was, of course, a lu^wrous and em
barrassing seene—during all ol which Phoenix was
profoundly interested in the play- the man
with the catro asked, rather indignantly, ‘^ido t
you tell me to punch that man with my stick?'
*Y««.'
‘And what did you want?’
*I wanted to see whether you wouM ptinch hint,
OT aot/ "
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