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V'Ol XIII.)
PAYETTEVILLR. N, C,. APRIl.
[NO. 1385.]
f*RnTED MONDAYS aNL> TFfWRSDAY’^
KUWIRD J. HALE & SONS.
EPITORfl ASD PROPRIETORS
Pri ■» far the 8«nii-W*>ekly Orrhrvir $10 0). ) a>‘1 in
advMioe.
For Weekly Obkbhvib $fi 00 per annum, paid in
■dvttDOe.
|^“ADVERT18EMENTS Ia?erted for J2 per s ju«ro
of 16 lines for the first, and one dollar for .each ruc
ct'odlAf publlcAtion. Advprti9cra!»n*s not exceeding a
half aquare (eight linec*) fl for t^ie flrsi and 50 c*nf‘^
for eash suoeeeding publioation. Advertisers are re-
qopeted to stAte the nambar of insertions de^^iretJ, or
thf»v win be continued till forbid, and ohar|fe»i aowrd-
AdTerti9*nieDt« oonlinuet ohar)i;f*l new ad-
▼trtlsementft.
LIST OF iHllK^GS FOR PISSEXC;£RS.
The foil'••wiug rates of PwMl be obarfel O”
our Stena**r»’— '
Pr •>rn Fa»pi(evil|c to Wtlm ng on,
‘ •* EUz‘i' f*ih,
Whi.' UUl.
K.e'1'ri O lYe,
“ All y.f! '«r,
^ SECOND 0LAS8, OR i>KCK.
■•'"r ti'. Kayf'Mt*»i’ic lo WjlT^i'mrioo,
“ KMia'ie'li,
8PECIA1. NOTirP
From an i.lor IhUdate. o* name of a new .;.hneT’.t^r
will be entered without payment in adTanoe, nor will
the pap*T be sent to such Rnbserbers for a longer time
than ia pail for
Suoh ofoiv old subscribers as dedire lu taike the pa
per on this systera will please notify u.* when making
remlttanoec. Jan'v 1, ls-i8.
K ’ V.-.
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Frt'rn '-'■ ii iitiz'on »o K;»y?»'f»illo,
‘ Kojiv's OO'Tf,
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•• Pr''«foil H'*lt.
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BErt»Ni> Cl.ASK, OR i>v;nK
Prom lo
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“ •* •• White
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d^^Secoud Jl»(‘* cr I'-ck Passt-'iccr-^
lower deck or pny full prij'. r pait
Cig^An «*tra oKirge wit! m.v
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lOXFSDERiTK STiTKS OF AMEKICi,
EnUIUKKR DcPARTUfiHT, 1>HT. C-ATK KKIK, [
Wilmington, N. C , ;;i«ich 16th, J
Notice > «tv^u to all p rsona ha^in* claims
*eaiH ' E.iaiai'er UepartcieDU for 4«r»ioe« of
ii!a'.£3 employi'd a;-; Inb-ircra on tb« lunJ tUf«ne€» nf-ar
Wiimit gton, tj , th»'. ibo nudersieudJ is aaih> rized
ai.d rr?p'*r>>J lo p./ me eame at hia *’fficc, on lUe se
cond 0-- of ?U builiitig n>-j:i above Me.'‘rp«' Urug
Su.n-, M.iiket -I
Pwrnnrs rxcciUinc cf Atlornoy will ob-
«ir/- ifcn filbwii'i' t.>nn -t•'i?trniifnitnrrs, in all c««r),
t» f.o w i'li'.jtise'.i iiy (•'(J n.r-d s gtie'l in duoM-
c .ic. '• ih "y a* ■; b ’ vt iii rtse i fieforc a ,fTi«;t:e r>f t^a
P or C) ''i '•.* ri7
FORM OF POWTR OF .\l'l0HNEr
I. of -— . do i»f r- by -ippoint ——, of —^—- tiiy
true a'i 1 lawful A.eul i «igu ri '^fcipsa for, r«CriVo
p:»i raeof. u# lU'. r.i y«* (.• mo by tti«* KofrinePr l>v
par' *i III of thi‘ Ooni'.-di'ri*!- Sta >s of A^neiir.ii. for 'ho
serTioe' f slatet* s’D'ftnjed nS lal arcrs o the I votl
df'feuca'' at , iti-.uf niviith of —, lft*»
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, and i-t!|.eiior lo
for lubric+ iuf
irvif. wWrX. ^f£eJI£*ar,
Attorney at Law,
FArETTEVILLE, N. 0.*
lUILL attend the County and Superior Conrt« of
! f Cumberland, Harnett, Moore and Robeson i’oun-
tles i*rompt attention given io the ooVtecvion of all
claims entrusted to his hands
()ct. 17, \86». 68-1 f
'“«E0. w. willIams & (To.,
%%holesaJe Dealem in iJroc‘erieK,
AND IMP0KTBR8 AND DEALKRS IN
Bftrdware and fatlery, Siredef) Iroa,
HAT BTKEKT, FiTETTKVILLK, N. C.
July 2, 1861. 3«tf
^ jroS. CT Ii E ¥, ~ .
4^ro€er atul Commission ^Verehant,
FAYETTEVILLE, N
Jaa'y 10, 186S. 93-tf
■ -
B 0 WORTH. D O WOBTB. ». O. D*I«IBL
WORTH & CO.,
Coumlision and Forwarding Merohanta,
fW\iUr Strtet^
WILMLNGTON, N 0
Oct. 16, 166«. 7S 12m
O bdshels wheat,
^,OUU 1,600 •• CORN.
Persons having the aboTo article* to sell «riU rvcvtve
the highest Cash prioe by calling on Mr. .M Tho.naaon,
•t the Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, or on 'be aub«ori-
ber at his old stand on Market Square.
ALEX. .lOHNSON. Jr
Nov. 6, 1862. ' 76tf
iSifl HA R!% E»«.
IAM prepared to znanafactare all kinds of vVagon
Bamees for Army use. I tan my leat her and can
give good bargain*. Agents will do well to s«nd their
orders to me aa thry shall have prompt a.tf'*nticn, and
«eni off in qoick diapatoh. JOHN i'AHTEK
dotdston P. O., Chatham Co., N. C , )
Jane 18, 1862 ji
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10 O'’
m sij»y on
f- r \V -\T Pdw-n-
iine. Riid I'tit a-
pylnjr a BoriS w>h iheir V.o ';i or >e* o>'. *i- die
iwtii'i of iKp rD*'*in.
J. A ‘ W«>R'i'H, f >r C. F. Sfm B’* Co .
R. M (*RRRLL, ^or Si'r:» K-.i- an i Hun ,
T. S LUTTKRLOH.
Feb’y 28, 1304. O-tf
WE!$TERi^ RaIp. ilOAb.
The freight and PAS:^ENaKR TPAINS of this
Road leave FayotteviUe daily, (Sundays Rxccpt.ed)
lU 8 o’clock, A M , aiicl rt*mrnin^j 'e.ive Ejiypf _a» 1
o’clock, P. M.
Cattle and Tr,iin \1().\I)AY, WRl)NKflt»A V and
FRIDAY.
Iiy order JNO M. ROSE.
Tre*"«’r and Oi»u’l Trans. Af't.
Jan. 22. 1868 97tf
From aud attei* tliis
date the Steauier A. P. HURT will
leave a* 8 o'clock. A. M., on Monday
and Thursday JOS. A WOKTH,
April 6—17tf] Afr't C. F. Steam Boat Co.
'A i!i)i>s»;
— -. IRM
t?t ,;r.f
niv !> .a J «•»"
"U at
the
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I n"d»r-ign id
'I iJi" a v*ry sn^t
OK, r'’pfei.%Ulj fvf
(•!■»!«> 'ti»i t*i'F «.»ii d..,
grm . r ppt^d wiiU I ••
I M, W n p rt.T,
Pwtory. ha.T-t o/ "i
' * 1 f-'r 2 r,f .?
iny oO'ar Oil new iu if
r .> ■>ljn Kcrsnav, t of .l'ioiiu:’s Crr-ri Kiclory,
■! «j*»i cn(?i-rful!y -ay your 1 mu-Usaihip 0:1 w a
'•Hitt.'- It .toe'* uot j»iMu ill Jbf leas*, tun if'epd
tl'f ^ •i*''-al« (>i( II at>d bui^hi ”
\;r \ I.’ UvciiiirJil.*. v.i\'el Kogin" • af *H« t’ .\r9e-
r .1 aui Arui r , of ^^li^ place, wm rt-qa.»!ii''i! t'S iry it
• I II' IX fir Mijhi raachint."; — uci« J.>‘ton
t - •.,« • ■ LI," lie.ivy caaj'iiaery (ratu u * tuotion
I ih si- w,y nr I..i > '.o- 'in»Hl will oomi.ir*» nfxi in onal-
il.v to Svi^rni "
*‘K,.r it.iitou miknitfa^ture;s i>ave tiisd if an'l pro-
V- »ui 'iii H' •'» r> ii ■ '-il by i'ltf ba’rel a* $2»> pti tal-
, HENRY F. t OMON
.\ge-jt F»7ott«T;’ie K
.April tS'H 'iO-tf
Bl Olli. ”
'-WI ^ IJUaMNG'Olf, ru ^laa-
j If ti'tee of't i lU i;%iluus at |>2d p -r g.ali'>n; tiu c«OB
I or *■?/" Slo to 9>2') »dd’ti'>! a' S?ad - or ke^s wUen
OOMvenien'.
I Tbis i- ae xocnl «>n Oil ae oan be niaiie without the
i mit'urt! irilh Aicoliol, which it is impossible now to
j ob'ain. T^e wiok tubo of the ordinary Keronene lamp
> should be bligi'.tly lengthened by soldering on % pitice.
I With % I'smp (b^is arranged our oil barns without i>tnoke
I ari’J wito as much brillianoy an any Northern KeruteD3.
HENRY E COLTON, Ag't ¥ K Co.
1 April 7. ‘ii-if
I !ie sigua.uiiti* • ' cutor^it :>ersi>[is n^O'jild l>»*
by iiirt*« witi,t!>Sf
Th»jr'* must !■» • o r;ne iuplicaio I'owars of Aftortiey
for saoh month IJl ;.i formn ca>» be had iipoti appli*
oat ion dt 1*118 oftici'
W ^ I VMBi^ ‘'apt, A Chief Eng.
J iii'y 20. 18«4 ISO(*tl
Fayetteville Anenfti »nd Armory, i
Nov. 12. 186S. i
5i^lOO BOUi^TV.
liMnfed^ IO0 *VmiUed HiMetHrtt.
Authority having been granted by the War De-
P'^rtment to raise a Company of M.-iunted Kifleinrn
for service in this Tioinity, notice is hereby given ‘hat
recru'tfl to the number of 100 non-eonteripti will be r»- , . , . ,
oeived rcr this service. Eaoh recruit wiU be reoulred i proper nature, w*
to fumisti a serviceable horse, for which he will be al-
BiOLfi POUNUEY.
iths ago we completed all our
the manufaottj'e of CAR WHEELS, I’Ut owing to
3A|
)IOO Ibii. tiiura Araliic* lor Male
.1 K LEE.
•X;t 16 K^tf
190
TOBACCO.
boX£8 VIRGINIA TH>BACJ), variuu« grades,
for sale on consignment, by
GEO. W WILLIAMS
.May 23.
i- CO
«lif
i%tter tiliM date I will i
pay 16 Cenu per pound for Tags, or I
the h’ghest market price, deliveroi in ;
Fajetteville. or at my mills on HocsfiRh
0 ^TUHPHY
FsVy 16. 1864 7 >'
Wauted to PurcliaHe,
WESTERN RAIL ROAD STOCK;*
Bank Netes;
CK)ld and Silver,
North Carolin^jreasurv^ Notes (Fundable;)
“ “ $1 and $2
*' '* Bondi, old and new;
Oouaty of Cumberland Bonds;
Town of Fayetteville Bonds;
Greenskcro’ $1 ard $2 Certificates;
Confederate 7 and 8 per cent. Bonds;)
CoapoQfl of 116,000.000 loan;
“ of Town and County Bonds;-
“ of old North Carolina Ponds;
T. 8. LUTTEHLOfl.
OoU 12, 186S. - 71t.
A^HEVll.I.E, IV. V.
WILL open the E.\GLE HOTEL for the re* ;
ception of Guests the first of June, and 1 hope i
to be able to entertain from seventy five to a |
hondred persona during the Summer
In connection with this large Hotel, I have a oumber
of lliMku, Carriages, Bag^ie-i and Haddle Horees ths4.
iu> guests cau gel at a tuiDiit«‘'a notjoe.
J. W. BLAIR.
Prorrivl >r Laglc Hotel. A-heville. N C.
l:?. 31-yp,i
WAWTED, tor the HaHjiltal at Fort Fisher.
?.V, Chickeb.-., Buti*r and other delicacies for
the sick Sol tiers a' this^Ho'^pital. Persons r-»ving
theee artioles cua obtain the market price on app'.ica-
lion to the sabscriber at his old ,-iand or at sir J W.
Pow^rx’s on Hay Street
P.. K HEIDE, Uen’l Ag’t.
Aug. 25. 68-tf
Cotton If am for %%’^ooi.
VOTICE is hereby given that after this date (exoept
in cases where we have bargained for Wool aooord-
:a^ to the terms of our •vlvertisement of the 80*^ 'f
Ms>. which terms are now revoked^ we will give 1 bun
dle of^ Cot* on Yarn for 4 lbs. of Wool unwauhe 1. or
3 lb- wiwihod aud pickeJ. Thi: chaage is made at tbe
of the Quarterniast>’r at Raleigh, m ordi«- to
J!ak» the terrnt of excnange uniform throughoui ttie
Stete GEO. W WILLIA.MH * CO
l'ayett«>ville, June 2l>, lbti3. ^lif
Egypt Coal .Vline.
The undersigueu were, at the November IVrm of the
Confederate tjoiirt, Uistrior of North Jarolia>k, ap
pointed .ManageVs of the Egypi Coal Mine prof-eriy.
and have entered into copartuarship for the purpose of
mining and selling Coal, and solioif orieni for the s.*ma
in any desired quantity. Ordeis for any amount can
be supplied on shcrt uotioe. Tiis Coal from this pro-
j.eity is uudonbtediy the best in the ConfoJt-raie SiateTt
Applications may C>e m^le to Ohas B Malleit, Fayett-e-
ViUe, N C . or Jacocs B’‘>^ne, Citarlesion S. C
OHAKLES B. MALLET?
JAMES B»OV/NE
t-ayetteville. Jao’y 20. lH6;i ^Htf
lowei 40 cents per diem, and his pay $12 per month.
Wn{tm pemiuion will bo required from parents or
gu(.rdiaafi, where the apptioaui is under the oonaeript
age.
Each recruit must bring with hitu a blaakel or bed
iprt.-aJ, aud come prepared to remain
CridL's, saddles, haiters and aitddle blankets furnish
ed by the Government, or if the recruit oomes provided
with he will be naid for them a fair valuation.
Apply to Capt .MATTHEW P TAYLOR, at the Ar
senal
80tf 1
Vyjor
L. CHILDS,
A. Comd'g Poet.
IMIIce Oepot Mo, 19, )
Fayktteville, March 7, 18ii4. j
i*uy gaur J^then.
PERiiuNd who have not already paid their .Titho
T'\x w 11 have until the 20th day of .May 1^4, lo
deliver the #ame I >ini D'jW ready to receive the Ba^a
due undrr the tithe law Hix poonds of cured baoon
for every U O Hn) pork slangbtered sinoe the 24ih of
April 186S is rej tirjd Par:*»a delivering ihoir tithe*
at a dist.nt:(> of cvir etght :nili»s will b^ promptly paid
f >r exccf« of‘-auhng J. .M WILLIA.M8,
I J i2fi.M] Agani fo'" Cumberland couniy.
Superior Court ot Law tor Cum
berland County,
Notice is hereby giv*n that there will bo a Spring
Ter'ii of thi« Court held m the 7tb Mondav after
I lie 4ih .Vi'jnday of Marc^ next being the 16th day of
-May 18 4, to try and de'ermioe all aot’ona of Tort on
too (?ivil ^o»ke', la ' all wsee on the State Docket
Not ice furtiifr glv.-u, that ’ 7 an or-ler pa^^sed at Fall
Terir. 18*’-H, the da^' ‘ -r tryii.g .'^tate c\see In said Court
has been changed fr^iui Taort>>tay to Monday Parties
and wilii(*B«»e8 w >’ I'.-'vern themsclvc!* aOcordiorflv
•loHN W BAKER. C S C.
MarOh 14. 15 tC
R'
OKUNANCK DEPAKTMKNT, f
Ralkigh. N. C., May 8, 186JJ. j
Lead wanted.—l wleh to curaha»e I.*n.d for thin
Department Persona haviui; i»rt;e or small quan
tities will please apply at onc^^. Wili give I pound of
TOWDER for 10 pounds of I4EAD.
, * TH08 D HOG(4, (Jsnt. C. S
8fl.ff In charge of Ordnano*
l*alma Cliristi IfeanM.
fpH£ tubseriber will pay .he nigheat caeU p'-ioes for
1 any quantity of Palma ('hriati Beans.
J A Wt)RTH
fayaltrvil)*. Oftt H * ‘"J c
WAi^TEII.
1WILL pay the kigheet Cash price, for auy quantity
of good COW HORNS, and LEG BONES of Horses and
Cows; also, BRIAR ROt)T for making Pipes; delivered
to mo. B LEHEKLErt.
FajMteviUe, Feb'y 2!>. 17tr>.i
RA4;fH! RACiM!! - I'he inlft-
rior quality of the p\per on Wl>ich liie
Observer has been j rtnt»d of late, and
^bloh !■ a great eye-soie to us, is uwing to the want of
a saffioie&t supply of good ragit, and the uon:equent nec
essity to resort to inferior materials W e appeal to the
friends of the Observer at all accessible points, tu save
up and bring tu town all the rags they can procure.
Wa have no time ourselves to attecd to tneir purchafia,
bat Massrs. Qeo- W. WiiUams Ik Co , the. Agentn m
this towB of Mr. Morphy, will pay 15 cent^i per lb for
them.
£ J HALE & SOUS.
Fab’y 16^ 6-itf
North CaroUna Volunteer Navy Co^
TaiASC&BE's Orrioa, Wilmiugt.n, N t/, Marcu 6.1864
Books for further ti.ibscnption to the Capital St'>ok
of this Company are opened at this Of&Ci*
All persons desirona of aiding in (hit all irnporlait
miUrprut oan forward me their names 7 mail stating
the amoant they wish to eubsoribe and then send the
OMh by somo trusty person, on receipt of which I will
forward Certifioate of Stock.
Shares $600 eaoh. Ail old subsorit^ers that have not
paid in their subsoriptiona will please do so at the ear-
tisat moment.
W. ^ SMilfi. 'Stmtfr,
TO TBE »H:K.
JAD THE FOLLOWING:—Rev’d Jvhn W. Potter
(N C ) Bays:
“For twelve years I w»e a great sufferer. My liver
was disr-'is'd 1 io«t my fl.'SQ and s'renftth, anl my
skin seemed changed n its col r by ttie bils wiib wtiicti
■'>y s»8i*m was overch^rgfd 1 oecam-,* sut'ject lo fre
quent aod violent at aoks -f bili iu* c die. every aHack
leaving me weaker tnan its predecessor Tue p?iyst-
olana had been able to patch me up a UHle, but my
health was in a deplorable s'aie. I had taken patent
medicines until I was tired of them, ^^ithout energy
or comfort, I was barely aftle to go about a littie. At
length I yielded to the earnest pemuasion of a friend
and commenced taking; the HEPATIC PILLS, with uo
o^nfidencft in them They acted like a charm on me
/Vow* tAat hour I improved 1 have persevored in th“ir
)>se, until now, by God’s bl'*‘'uing, / am w*U and hearty.
I ha-d a nogro man who, as I believed, was savcd from
dca'h by a dose of these pills My Doctor’s bill was
annually from $100 to $200, but 1 have bad uo use for
^ nK X * .a--- —
a? a siiperi.jr family luedioine ’’
Tle ingre'Ue»it8 of whir.h tho ‘ SOCTHERN HEPAT
IC PlLLi' are male are so coHfiy as to compel the
pro)'rietor to rut them a> pref'ent prices, which are n.'>t
so r-?inuaerative as when the pili« so!d fur less
Full direc*ious iicaoi>ip*n^ each box
Price $U a bM I’ r io a dr.ian boxe.s^ill bo beat
prepaid tll'.o VV UF.E.Mfl,
1 >ld.-boro’, N, C.
Mnrch 2ii, lHti-1. I8-«if.d
WAMTEM,
ASITUATKiN as i^upcrintendent or General MaHa-
ager by a oorupetent manufacturer of both Wool
aud Cotton, who has had 40 y>.>ars’ eipericuu? and is
fifty three years of &ge, a naiiv« of ^lanoh»s'er, Eng
land; i.s also a Machinist au+ Enjjioce^. >ny oae in
wani of “uch a man pl'*aH j ad-lrcsj
E. B R NlCHof.rt, Vf !-.iinf!.Mn.. N C.
March 22 (7 ^t'pd
Ligbt .4rtHler}! l/t^lit Arlillerjf •
W.».NXED for rey B utery, 20 or 25 men The usual
bounty aiid c'ofhiiig and rati'>kis ^iven Aj>ply to
Col. John H. Cook, Kayeiieville, or
JA*^ D. CUM.\tlNG,
Capt. Co. C, Starr’s Bat , Kinston, N. (J.
April 4 20-lip.^
CooperM Wanted.
Three spirit barrel, coopers wanted, for
which A liberal prHs will b? paid and steady work
given, by IW'ORE, CASHWELL & CO.
March 31. 19^p4
Heading; Wanted.
SPIRIT B.\RKBL HEADING wanted by
MOORE, r'ASHWELL % CO.
March 31 HMUpd
rLiOliR AiV» OAT«r
FLOU R and OATS will be exchanged for Corn at the
Store of D McLanrin, by giving hi'u a few days
notice. Floor good, Oats No 1, black or white
Jan’y ‘£H. 2 tf
iUuxkfl for fate at Office.
Ii»l your TajLableM.
'plIK uu'tersigneJ having been appointed at March
I T m 1864, of tfce t'.juTt of Pleas and tjuarier Ses-
sior* for '’umberla*5d ov.u- >v. ».iist Takers for the Town
aud tVoHs Creek DiHiriate. hereby notify all persons to
CjiTiv for war 1 and list thi^ir property during the last 2fl
work ng days in April next, oommenoing ou Friday the
fjtb We can be ,cunJ from 9 K. M. to 1 o'clock P.
M., eaoh da", at the oSice of R M. O -rell on Hay street.
No lists »ill b** received aficr the expiration of the
• imo whioh is fixed by law
R .M ORRELL,
List Taker f''r Town Diftrici.
JOHN W BAKER, Jr.
List T .ker for Cross Creek District.
March 14 16 tl.M
Bank ot IVorth Carolina.
I'O ta» Si icki'iMers of the B«nk of North Carolinik:
. Th*> C'^nfi-derat** Tax on the indiviinal shares will
bo rai'i by the B.*uk C. DEWEY, Cashier
March 25. 18 Im
__ eOR!%E ’ ~
W' NTS 'o buy 4 or 6 good blooded yonng and strong
HOUND DOGS, at the higtiest price. He woald
pre fer their bei’)K alreaiy broke to run tho track oC
twofooit*d animals railed thieves Toese dogs are in-
tenied as Jet-jcttves He wouU like to buy or borrow
one at least as a leader, from any friend The dog
shall be uromptly re'urn'd wben called for and any
friends who o^ay aid him m getting up th»is(» dogs shall
havo th* dogs at ttieir service when otiled fir* as w«ll
as for the neighborhood. Any p.*rson having a dog or
dogs will please ca’l at Toliay vineyard, a snort dis
taooe from the Town of Fayetteville The dor« •ni
22 4tpd
Mtrayed.or MIolen,
my rcsiJenoo on Little Hiver, a FJLLY about
give S'M) f'jf b.-r recovery
havi* not lately been able to supply any demand for
them; t*>is difficulty bewever, will be o>^ercome in the
ooarse of six weeks, at whioh time we shall be able t«
famUh wh>el8 of the following sizss—24. 26, 28 and
: 80 inches; aisi Chillod Tires^ The Iron we shall oae
' for them will be Cold Blast Cliarcoal Iron, and we war*
r%nt our wheels NOT TO CRA/K, and to bo equal to
any made in thf^ Confederacy, er io those of Whitney It
, Sonti of Philadelptiia, whose reputation is so well known
; by all Railroad companies.
We are prepared lo execute Loom, Dry Sand, and
Oreeii Sand Wo^h, of any shape or site.
D. ANDERSON A CO.
] Fayetteville. March 30, 1864. 19tf
I To tile Voters ot Harnett Countjr.
The nndentgned. a priv:tte in Co A, &Lh M. C. Cav*
airy, having been solicited by soma ef his friends,
I reepeotfully annotincei’. hiuiself to the soidtera and 4ti-
I lens of Harnett ouunt/ a^ a Candidate for the Of&oe of
SHERIFF at the e!e'''.'..'fj on 'be first Thursday ia Au-
) ga«.t next. SAMUEL U PIPKIN.
^ March 21. * 17 24ipd
I ~ .VoTicK 'ro FA risersT * “
I fT£.\W W.\NTKi>.
WANTED immediately for the hospitals and Troop«
at Fayetteville, 20.«M pounds of W HEAT 9TUAW,
I suitable for bedding. Fa'mers having a surplus of this
I ortiole on hand will confer a benefit cs oar siok and
{ wounded soldiers by bringing it in A fair price wiU
; be paid Apply to
QUARTERMASTER, at the Araenal
j Fayetteville Arsena* ard Armory, April 4. 21tf
Annual meeting:.
j rpHE stockholders of the Fayetteville k Western Plank
j_ Road Co. will take pbcae on Thursilay tb» 28th Aprils
iu the Town Hall'iu 11 i*’Hook.
JXO. M, ROSE,
apcc y F. A W’. P. R. Co.
April 11. J2-5t
A Cbanre for the Uoyn.
j *)|!r CENTS per buehel will be paid for old siioas or
fjfJ i*orap I.EATHER of any kind, no matter how old,
delivered at the Arsenal • •
j April 5 ^-4t
HARXETT COL^yXY
A lotion of the citizens of Harnen County having coit-
anea at Lilliixgton on the 9th inat., a meeting was huld
i which nearly all the districts in the coonty were repre-
Mi’ed.
Jsmes P. H'jdges was called to the Chair, and D. McN.
.'Oues
(\ai
w M Ui tlxke into consideration the propriety of recom
; niandin^ tu tlie loyal voters of our county some metitod
of «f»cnru»g co-operation among ourselves in the electiuii I
of (.'andidate.'^ to represent, us in the next Legislature. '
M«* said, irom all indicatioud, and from facts detelopinj;
t*rei^ (lay, that ia all probability there wuuld be many
eaudidales Ijefore Uie people for their suffrages—that to
ele't from thei:- number good mea tuid true, requirt^i
unitfd artion aud coucenlrated effort; he Imd no doubt in
his mind that if we I'ould devise some method by •Ahk-h
the j^ple could be fairly represented th*'re would Ih! uo
Uoldenite candidate in ourcwinty witlx thelaiat««t hopt"
of eloctioUj nor even a Tiuioe man witli the least tincture
of CoufedrraU preju'iic
After a very friendly interchange of thoug^hte, j>luns,
▼imTs and suggt“tlons by the moctlnj'. to brin^ about this
tlewred oonsurtimation. the following re'aolntit'>n3 wern
pa.is«>i:
1st, That we rccommend lo the loyal people of our
county to bold a Conveution at Lillincton on the FIRST
WOXbAY in MAY, to nominate t'unaidates to r‘pre?ent
US in tie next Legislatare. \
ad. That we rerommend primary mettincs to be held
in the diJferent districts of the county, on the 4th Satcb
OAV in Amri, for the purpose of sending' Delep^ates to
said Convention.
3d, That every gentleman in this meeting assembled is
requested to give publicity to the above resolutions.
4 th, That a copy of the proc^dings of this meeting be
sent to the Fayetteville Observer ana Carolinian with the
requMt to publish the same. •
JAS. p. HODGES, Chm’n.
D. McN. McKat, Sec’y. 23-tlstM
Enroliins Office. 411 Cons. District K. )
Wilmington, April 8, 1864. (
IN compitance with paragraph IV,Circular No. 10, Con-
■cript OtBee, Raleigh, March 28th, 1864. County En
rolling Officers and OflBcers of the Home Guard, vdll
cause to be enrolled and ordered to app':sr at the fillow-
ing named times and places, all white male persons be
tween the ages of 17 ivnd 50, for final enrollment and ex
amination.
New Hanover county, 22d R^ment. at Wilmington,
April 25th, 26th, 27th.
New Haoarer county, 23d Regiment, at Wilmiagtoo,
April 28th, 2»th.
Coliunbus county, 57th Regiment, at WhikevIUe, May
2d, 3d.
Richmond county, 61at Kogiment, at Rockingham, Hay
6th, 7th.
Ric^imood county, 60tb Regiment, at Laurinbarg, May
9th. 10th.
Robeson cooatv, 58th Regiment, at Lumberton, May
llth*, 12 th.
Robeson county. 59th Regiment, at Lumberton, May
13th, Utb.
Bladen ooiuty, 55th Regiment, at KIizaU>thto'>vn, May
17th, 18th, Idth.
Cmnberland county, 53d Ragiment. Fayetteville, May
23d. 24tti, 25th.
Cumberland county, S4tJi Regiment. Fayetteville. May
26th, 27th, 28th.
Harnett county, ftSd Regiment, at Samoiervnie, May
31st and Jane l«t, 2d.
Brunswick connty, 5Gth Regiment, at :SmithviIl«, Jua«
9th. 10th.
II. Persons between 17 and 18 and 45 and 50 will be
enrolled on the same roll, and distinct fi\>m those between
Ii and 45.
IfL All persona in the counties of Columbus, Robeson,
Bicbmood, Bladen and Cumberland, who bave received
certificates of exemption from the Medioal
Examining Board, since Marcn 14th, 1864, will not be
WANTED,
An i)VERSBER, one without family, aud having some
expori^Boe on a farm Apply to the sabscriber or
Maj. J loaihan Evaas
29
J. P
OB*JRTSON.
19 Im
,M KX.
An ii 5
IM.RRO..H.
•iltf
siilOO REW ARD.
R.\NA WAY from liie subscriber on the 2lsl February,
niy n-.;gro boy JOHN, sixteen years old, about 4
feet 6 tushes high, li|?hl uomptexiou, and ha? a soar be-
tweeu tiis ciiiii and mouth. He may probably have
mad-) his Way to Bcnnettsville, S. C., wb 'rebis pirei>*H
fire 1 wi'I uay one baotli-id dol^rn r‘w*rd for bis'»r-
res* aii.l cnnfinpinent. ia .any jail *o that I net hiav.
n W. AYER
*'av ‘'t'rii:'. N Ai'iil7. ?! ft.p l
EAVETTEVII.I.E
HliTiilL L\SURl\€li: (0!ttPA,\t.
$$tate ot iVorth Car* c «ia«
MOORE COUNTY.
Com I of Pleas aud Q ji.k.'!.:r Sessions, J ^ 3864.
Margaret Blue vs. M J Bbio, a*.
Pe«'tion for Dower
rT appearing to the satb^facLiaa of the C'.i ti tl^a'
I Defendants, Hugh MoCaUum an. wife, ^re naa-resi>
dents of ^his S'ate: It is th-^i«fore oi«i«rtd that, fublt-
oation be made for six suoc-.aslr* we^«« in the Fayette*
vlUe Observer, notifj'ng thf Dsfntiiaata, Hugh Mo-
Callnm and wife, pe«*a->ually to be and appear at the
aezt Term of this Court, tu be held for the county of
Moore, at tbe '"^our^t House in Carthage, on 4l.h Motiday
of April 1864, then and there to plead, answer or de*
tnnr to the petition filed in this case, otherwise the same
will be hsa^ ex parte, and judgment pro confccbo will
he entered as lo them
Wim ess, A. H. MoNciU, Clerk of our sa^d Court, at
office lii .'arihage, 4ih Monday in January 1864.
Issued 9lh March 18i4.
16««tpll A H MoNEILL, «. O C.
oi rvortli Carolina,
Vt>ORB COUNTY.
Court of Pleas A Quarter Sessions, January Term, 1864.
t'albarine MoCnuuuieti and others vr Daniel .Vli^ruin-
ineia.
Petiii»u for partition of Lands '
IN tilts oas', upon uioti'-n, it Ordered >>y the (vourt^
th.ii pMbiioatioQ be made for sii suooessive weeks iu
: liie Fi.y^iiefil!" 0‘tseiv.^r, uot'fying ibc Defeadaat
: Daniol .\lci'rooiDie:i I'crsinally to be aud appear atdhe
' iicxt‘l'eri;i ‘t' this Court, to !.« neld for the Coualy of
I .Mootv., at th; Couri tioiise in (Url.hage, ua the 4Ui
I ^londay of April, I84i4, then and ther * ta plead, answer
I ur demur to the potiMou filed iu this case, oiherwiaa c
I the same will b'^ heal'd ex parte %nd judgment pro oob—
f-jssa w:il ba enter\-d as him
I Witness, A. H .McNeil), Clerk of our said Conr^ ac
I ofiioe in (^ftrihaKC, 4»h Monday in JannaiY, 1R64.. is-
; sued 4th Pdb >• I8t>*.
! iH*6tpd-| A. H. MoMEILL, C. C. C
C»{>ital iu Premium .Notec amounts to
CuMh on hand and other asselp..
*267,688 no
r»,077 36
1 Total, . $272,7t»5 61
j The Company have paid all losses promptly, and
hfcve Tfver made aa assefsinent on their premium notes.
I Total lossex paid, ¥29,082 69
j . OirsioBap;
I , OEO. McNElLL, President.
I D. A. RAY, Vice President,
i C. A. McMlLLAU, Seo’y.
Dttia'i’roiig;
Henry Lilly, W. N. Tillingtiast,
H. L. Myrover, S. J. fiinsdale,
S. T. Hawley, Wm. McLaurtn,
Nathan A. Stedmaa. T. S. Lutterloli,
C. B. MaUett. A. W. ateel,
Juiiies Ryle, J. G. Ceok,
A. A. VlcKethan. ficn. J. Q. Shepherd.
J. 1). Viliiams, R P. Brown, i .
e W. Tiiiinghast A. E Hall, | Wilm gton.
hn Oollind and C. C. MoCmmmen, Traveling AgaQta
jliirThe Compuij laviU aapliMtiona.
lUx Mr iwi. U-
$$tate ol iVorth Carolina,
M(X>RE GOUTY,
t'oart of Pleae and Quarter Sessions, Jan’^ Tevm,184.
Ann Steaiimaa v«. Willlaoi B(«adman, ^d oik«rs
Petition for Dower.
IN ibis ease upon motion, it is ordered by tb« Conrr.
thit publication be made for six suooessi^ weeks in
t.h« Fayetteville Obsorver, notifying the l^endiuiiii,
WilU.xm and Henry Steadmaa. personally to be and ap-
E.t The next Term of this Court, to be held for
Cooaty of Moore, at the Court House ia Oarthage, oa
‘ho 4th Monday of April 18641, then and (.here to pleiMl.
fiiswei* or demur to tbe petition filed in tkis ease, other •
wi^e the same will be heard ex parte, aad judgment
»:ilere.i ae to them
Witr.eM, A. H. McNeill, Clerk df oar stid Coort,^
oUioe in Carthage. 4th M'^nday of January 1864.
Is8u hI March 9th, 1861.
i :*6tpi] A. H MoNEILL, f). C-C.
! HOI! rilEKN GENKRAL8
I Ui‘e of tin* laif-st works od the war i* entitled
j “Tiirie niontiis iti th« ijoathern Stat>s—Bj
I Col. ]Tf''Tnnnt!e, [hn^ishj Ouldstrpvm Oaards^’
. U has ju*t beeo publishea io Engla* d, end t!*e
i .NUK^iy was roquestinl to act as 3acreUry. Mr. Hodges {J\'ew \'ork Daily News makes large eztraoto t«b
j 0.11 Hking the Chair sut^ that Uie object of the meetiug ; loilowing:—
j* (IkxxralLkf.
I (ueti. Lve is, Urnost witboat exctption, the
! han'inoDicst m.ati ttf hi.s ago I ever saw. He ia
lifty-^ix years old, tall, broad shoaldered, Tery
well luu'ie, wc*il .'Cf up—a thorough soldier in
appcarurtco; aal liis luuaners arc most oourteoua
and full o* (]i:,'iiity. ({« is a perfeet gentleman
ill evt'ry r«!spo*‘t. 1 iiiiagina oo man has so few
enemiois, or ii >3.* uuiv.»‘i nally enUeemed. Tbroogh-
out tho. South, all agree iu pronouncing bin -to
be as near porfct'fioii as >i man can be. lie hat
none of thf* i tuall vioe>, .huoIi hs smoking, drink
ing, chewing: or Bwearinfr, and hi.a bittereflt ene
my nt'vi.r accii«‘i hitu of any of the greater ones,
lie ^euerally weari a well worn long gray jaok-
et, a hi^h black fcif hat, aud blue trowsers tUeked
into his Wellington boots I never saw him ear-
ry arms; and the only mark oi his military rank ^
are three stars vu Lis collar. Me rides a hand
some horse, vrliicb is extremely well groomed.
He himself is very.neat in his drcM and person,
and in the moat attluotifl marches he always looks
smart and clcan.
In the old army be wai> always considered one
ot the l>est oihcers; and at thf) outbreak of these
troubles he was lieutenapt colonel of the 2d oav-
alry. He was a rich man, but hia flee estate
was one of the first to fall into the ehemj's hands.
I believe he has never slept in a hotise sinoe he
has commanded tbe Virginia army, and he inva-
riablv uuclines all offers ol Jiospit^ty, for fear
the person offering it may afterwards get into
trouble for having sheltered the rebel general.
The relations between him and Longstreet are
quite touching—they are almost always together.
Longstreet’s corps complMU of this sometimes,
as they say that they seldom get a ohanoe of de-
^taehed service, whioh &lls to the lot of Ewell.
It is impossible to please Longstreet more
than by praising Lee I believe these' two gen*
erals to 1^ as little ambitious and aa thoroughly
unselfish as any men in the world. Both long
for a successftil termination of the war, in order
that they may retire into obscurity. Stone^ll
Jackson (until his death the third in command
of their army) was just such another simple mind
ed servant of his country. It ia understood that
Gen. Lee is a religious man, though not so de*
monstrative in that respect as Jackson; and, un
like his late brother in arifts, he is a member ol’
the Church of England, kiia only faults, ^ far
as I can learn, arise A'om hia excessive amiability.
UBRERAL JOSEPH S. JOHNSTON,
in appearance, is ratber below the middle height,
spare, soldier-like, and if ell set. up; his features
are good, and he has lately taken to wear a gray
ish beartl. He is a Virginian by birth, and 57
years old. He talks in a calm, delil||pnte, and
confident manner; to me he was extremely affable,
but he certainly possesses the power of keepu^
people at a distance when he chooees, and his
officers evidently stand in great awe of him. He
has undoubtedly acquired the entire oonfidenoe
of all the officers and soldiers under him. Many
of the offi^rs told me they did not consider him
inferior to Ijcc or any one else. Gen. Johnaton
is a well rt»ad man, and agreeable to converse with.
He told me that he considered Marlborough a
greater general than Wellington All Americana
have ^n intense admiration for Napoleon; and
they seldom seruple to express their regret that
he was beaten at Waterloo.
ReiBarking upon the extreme prevalence of
military titles, Gen. Johnston said: ^‘You must
be astonished to find How fond all Amerioaas
are of titles, though they are republicans; and aa
they can’t get any other sort they all take mili*
tary odos.” While seated around the camp fire
an officer remarked to me, “I can assure you,
eolonel, that nine men out of ten in th**^ South
would sooner becovie subjecta ot Queen Victoria
than return to tho Union.” “Nine out v»f ten!"
said Johnston, “ninety-nine out ot a hundred I
consider that few people in tho world can be mwe
fortunate in their government than tbe British
colonies of North America.” Gen. Johnatoo
told me that the principal evils a Coufjdcrate
general had to contend against, consisted in the
difficulty of making combinations, owing to the
uncertainty about the time which the troops
would take to march a' ccrtain distance, on ao=
count of their straggUn^ propensities, tie told
me he had been wound^ ten times Speaking
of Stonewall Jackson, he eaid that althoui;h he
did not roascss ajy groat qualifications as a strate^
gist, and was perha|>s untit for the independent
command of a larj^e army, yet he was gifted with
WOtjderftll Coura!?‘ and lrlciDunat’ion, and » pm-
fect laith in l'roviKno« tliat ho w.-is .destined »o
destroy tho fcii*iuy H*i wttch indebted to
(Jen. Kwtil ill thr cam|»ui}iii« in tho \’irginia val
ley, and was Ibrfnniue in coniraiandinj; the flower
ol the Virginia trooj.j» a*iti heitii; on|»otied the
most incapable K^i',ral coiutiiaiidiTn, Muoh a«
Fremont and Banks.”
ABOUT STlt.NKW.Vbl. .1 Aflv.'iO.N .
In Mobile, (ien. Slaughter*, who was a comradr
of Stonewall Jackson in tiie old army, related
many anccdotea about Ititu It appears that pre-
vioti.t to the war he was aliuoMt a monomaniac
about his health. When he left the [United
States army he was undrrtlie itii|ti'nsion that one
of his legs was getting shorter than the other;
and afterwards hi^i idea was that he ouly perspired
on one side, and that it was only necessary to
keep the arai and le'.^ of the other sidesu consUnt
motion in order to presarvo tl»e circulation; but
it s'^ems that .liter the war broke out he never
made any allut'ioh to his health. General Slaugh
ter declared that on the night after the terrible
repulse ot Hurnside’s army at Fredericksburg,
StonewaM Jaekaon made the following sU|fgeBtion:
“I am of the opinion that we ought to attaek the
enemy at oacc, icd in order to avoid the confusion
and mistakes fo t*:>n'nioo in a night attack, I re
commend that we should strip ourselves perfectly
naked!’'
required to report.
IV. Militia Officers and Magi:
of 48 and 45 in the counties of N
istrates between the i^es
ew Hanover, Brunswick,
Colnmbus, Bobeeoo, Bicbmood. Bladen aad Cumberlaad,
will not be required to report.
V. In Harnett couaty. every white nale person between
the ages of 17 and 50 will be required to report.
VL la compUance with Circular No. 12, Conscript
Office, County Eorolling Officers and Officers of tbe Home
Guard, will cause to be enroll^ in their respective coun
ties, all male free pertotu of color, between the ages of 18
and 50, and have them to appear before tbe Medical E.x-
amining Board and District Bnrolling Officer, at the
time and places above stated for eurollment and exan^i-
aation. A. LANDIS, Jr.,
Captain and ISnrolling Officer,
23-2w 4th Con. District N. C. T.
To the CttlMBs and Soldiers of Hnrnett.
At the solicitation of many of my frientis I respectfully
announce myself a candidate for re-election to the
office of Sheriff for the county of Harnett. Profoundly
grateful to my fHends both at home and in ^e Army for
the very jrenerous support heretofore received at their
hands, I can only pledge that should they again mani
fest their confidence by re-electing me I will, as hereto*
h>re, serve them promptly and impartially.
Very respecrfully, JAS. R. GRADY
April 13. 24*te
Bank ot FayetteTille,
Aphil 16, 1864.
THk *Laual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will take place at the Hall of th« T ■ -
the 16th day of May next at II o’clock
will take place at“the Hall of th« Bank, on Monday
tt at II o’clock.
24-‘dI W. G. tJBOADFOOT,CaBh’r.
CMrrTOM CARDS, rvo. 10.
The PWCTTEVILLE COTTOR C'RD MANUFA^
TUBING COMP AN Y’ are now manufacturing CARDS
superior to any run through the blockade, aod at presept
are seU'mg for a less prioc the single pair or by the quan-
tity.
Ai^ nenwn ordering six or more pairs, they will be
secoBctv naoUM ft-- -r «x-
y^ur^. *
C&ll upon t>r addrff* A. A. McKETH.AN.
.T. A. WORTH.
ALEX. JOHNSjN, Jr.
Fayctt;ville, N. C.. Ap*il l8 24lf
Pnbyterian aud Catolinian topyr
The wantM of the people »up-
plted at the .Star Foun.ky iu FHyettiviUo with Cooking
Pe^. Kettie^i, .Spiders, I'iwws atul Plow Points ol
aVt thi* dllTeivnt patleras now iu use. Castings of any
(U-scripUon maile at short notice. Sugar Mills maiie to
order at the Star Ftmndrv in Fayetteville, N. C., by .
April 11.—24-lm ^ ‘ ^ M. A. B.AKKR.
Fayetiefiile Ro§ia Oil Works.
OUR Oil Works are now in complete operation, and
as we ase nothing but good rosin iu producing tiie
Oil we ran recommend It to be th(' bent of the kind made
in this cotmtry. It is a fine Lubi i ating and Tanner’s
Oil, and we would be glad to ructdve orders frmi the
Govexnment and the public generally. \V«* will sell on
reasonable terms. MOORE, CASHW Kl.L A CO.
April 1R.
i9chooi BookN.
r)R BA1.E, a varietv of CLASSICAL WORKS;—T>l-
le«4orflr*s French Grammars, Greek aa J Latin Lex-
ioona, WebfUer’s Academic Dictionaries, Common School
JBooks. Drswrlng Materials, etc., etc Add-ess
2S-9tpd “O MICRON,” Wiltaingtoa, N. C.
PMUC NOTICl.^
Application wlll be made, at tae next Sestum of
t»ie Legislature of North Carolina, for the ineorpo-
tatioa of uie “Enterprise Cotton and Woolen Mills,'*
IVotice to Soldiers’ F«JQillle«.
The unde?^ign?d reBji^otftally ihVitefi soldiers’ wiven
and motbrtrs to caM at hia shop and get tkeir Farin-
iti« Uteasils repaired uu more reas^r.able terms thiMi^
tii>:y eaa get it done any > hire else
R. P. MeLAUOHLIN,
P. & W. Flaak Road, 4 milet below ffarihart. ,
AfriI7. i
iw in progress of eoastmctioa at Rockinghant, Rieh-
anond eonitfy.
April 7,1^-
^ Negro Men for sale.
rvo yoaog and likely Negro Men. for whom Coafed-
« raro Bonds. 8s. 7s. 6s or 4s, will be taken. Befer*
m«a to Wm. MoL. MoEay, Esq , Fwyetteville.
^^14 28*9tM
A w«>ed Cook Wanted.
1WI3H to purchase for my own use, a stout, liealthv
wonwB—one bat is quick aad active, aud above all,
perfectly cleanly about her oooking
Saliahurf, Apri) 14. [«. w.] ia-4w
Tubarco.—No crop will b« found lo'.’ valuable,
duritig this and perhaps several years to coinc. than
tobat'co. The stock on hand is enoimous. Never
since Virginia was Virginia has she contained so
much dry tobacco. • Less than the usual.crop ha^
been produced since the war; but far more than wa.-«
necessary for home consumption, and none has been
exported. Hence the accumulation on the stock
extant when tbe war broke out has been ent>rmous.
It is unsaleable while the war Iwts; and when th»
war ends, the sudden supply will br^ down tbs
price in every nwrkei of the world.—