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FAYETTEVnXE. N. C.. MAY 1864
[NO. 1329,]
• KfNTEO MONDAYS aN1> THURf»OAVl?
KJmiKIJ J. HALE & SONS.
Kr iTORP A VP PROPFTETORS.
PK if for the '^eini-\r«»eklv Obsbrvkh SU) 00, r^iii in
«’»Vb.nop. *
Por th«> \\e«*.kl v (.Ir^riiviik %Ci 00 Di»r ann>im, paid in
ftlTance.
ftS?* ADVERTfHEMENTP inseHe'l for #2 p«r 8 ]U»re
of 1‘2 lines or 'f ss fiir the first, nnd one dollar for each
iucotfciiirff piiblicafion. AdTertia«UH »re requested to
stftt« the nuniber of iuaertioiii!> desired, or they will
be conMnn«» l till forhid, and Hnoord:n|^{y.
A Ivertist-dH'i'ts Ottnrinue i tMt'if. charged as new ad-
vertisemeui . ' !
SPECJAJu NQTICE.
Frum 'n * ler thittoate, no name of a new suhscriher
will l>e «*D*erf I witiiout payment in adrance, nor will
the paper be ssat li'> »'ich su'h3cri^orp for lonevr tin:*
than is paid tor.
Such of our old Fubscriher* as desire to take the pa
per on fi'is system will pleaee notify us when making
ffini: (xinops. Jai.’v 1, 1858.
nv?i.
Attorney at Law,
Fayettevillx, N. 0.
WILL attend the County and Superior Courts of
Cumberland, Raructt, Moore and Robeson Coun-
li«B. Prompt attention to the ooili'c‘ion of all
elaiiDi entrusted ta hip Hands.
Oct. 17, 186K 58-tf
JOS. UTLEY,
Grnrfr and Comvtission Jiet'€ha»%iy
FAYKTTEVILLE, N. C.
Jan’j 10, 18ttS. 93-tf
KATHAN i. rrtDMAN. W«. H. BKRXAlU).
-IJ. A. KTEV.HAIV CO.,
WHOtLSAlE AND RETAIL iEALERS
AND
con:«i»«io.^ .nERi'HAiVTa$,
»fo. 19, Uay Sirertf
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
April 20. *25tf
B a ^OPTB. D a. WvBTU. S. O. DAVUL
WOKTII & CO.,
Commisrtoa and Forwarding Blerotaant*,
Street^
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 16. 18n3 ^73-12m
“WAJ«TE».~
2rAA BU3HELS WHEAT.
,OUU 1,5')0 •• CORN.
Pereoa® haTing th»* aboTe articlet to sell willreceiTe
the highest Oh*?!! T>rice by c-ilVrnf; on Mr M Thoinasoa,
at the Mercbar>t FayettoTiilc, or on the Bubscri-
ber ftt hi^ old pinnd in Mp.rXet Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Nov. 6, IS-")" 75tf
AU.UY^ UAR]%ESI».
1AM prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
HarnoHh for .\Tiny uae. I tan my le&thar and can
give good biirgRii’*’. Aeent^ wi'l do well to soud their
vrderfl to me ae tb y -‘tali bare prompt attention, and
MUfoli in quick diepaicii. JOHN CARTFR
OoldBtm P O , Cbstaim Co., C., (
June 13, 18K2. /
900 lb«(. fwiiin Arabic tor »ale by
J. R LE£r
Oct. 15. fi»*f
Atter thin date 1 will
p:»y 15 Cents per pound for .rage, or
the b-gueftt n»»rket prioe, dellTcred in
Fayett«TiUp,.f'r ».t i*>r p-.jtto o’’ B.ofkfl'ih.
MnnPTiy
Fab’y Irt, 18t>4
7 tf
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Wanted to Purchase,
ESTERRAIL ROAD STOCK;
Bank Not'’F;
Gold :.nd Hi.ftr;
Nonfc Carolina Trea*iur Notes (Fundable:)
“ “ •* $1 and $2;
“ “ BondB, old and new:
County of Ciic»terl'*ad B ^nds;
Towaw Fayetf‘‘■^illa B-oala;
Oreenti'^cro' $1 and ^2 Oertifioatee;
Confeifr&te 7 and 8 per cent. Boidn;)
Coupons of $15,000 000 loan;
“ of Town and Coiuity Bonds;'
“ of old North CiTolina Bonds;
T. 3. LDTTERLOa.
OoC 12, 180.^. 711/
ORDNANCK DKPAUTMKNT* I
Raleiub, N. C., May 8, 1863. j
Lead wanted.—I wish to puroba»e Lead for this
Department Persons having large or Pinall quan-
tiUes will pleaflf' anply at onoc/ Will give 1 ponud of
POWDER for 10 pounds of J.EAD.
TH06 D HOGQ, Capt. C. 8
69-tf In charge of Ordnanoe.
0
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North Carolina Voianteer ICavy Co..
TEBA8nB.BB.’8 OrriOB. WlilfliUKloa. N ‘J * “•»«"
BOOK.3 l«r lurthcr eu* scrkption to the Capital Stook
of this J’proprinv >re cp?n"d this Office
All pers^as ueo ’•ous of »idinj in (hi* all importMt
mttrprue cau for war J im ibiir names b’ mail stating
the amount t.ey wisli to -ubaoribo, and th«r send the
cash by some tru‘:ty p rnou, on rf oeipt of whioh I wi'l
forward Certifioaie of f'to A.
Bharefl 5 ->00 nooh. All uid tubsoi iWors 'hat ha^e nr.t
# uaid in tho-r i-iibs'uip*.’ will pice-«ie do so vt the oar-
^ lioBt motneui
12-19tpd1 SMITH. Treao r
OlBce Depot IXo. )
FAYKXTEVliiLE, March 7, 1864. )
Pay your Tithes*
PBRflONwS wao hv#e not a'r.'ady paid fheir Tithe
Xax w il hfcve until the 20lh d«.y of May 1864, to
deliTer the saoie 1 %m now ready to receiTC the Baoon
due under the f.iht, Uw. ;ti* pounds of cured bacon
for every 1 0 lbs p.>”5: sUughtcred since tbe 24th of
April 1883 is rc./^ jirfi Pa.lica delivcrina their tithe-*
at a diBtauo? of c7»r 5>*ht toilea will b^ promptly paid
for excsse of '>a'jha? J- M. WILLIA.V18,
12-t20MJ Agont for Cumberland county.
NOTICE T€> B^RWER^”^
6TRAW WANTED..
WANTED itnm liaiely for 'iin Uf>«p5(»1a and Trocps
at Payatevil e, 20 000 muu'M o! WHB\T iSTAAW,
BuiUble for be.idiog. Fv ra^rs bavii'.g a surplns of thie
article on hand will confer a benefit on our sick aod
vsnnded so ■i’er'? by bringing it in. A fair price will
be paid. Apply 10
(iU AR^EdM V8TER, at the Arsenal
Fayetteville 'irsena* and Armory, .\pril 4. 2lif
«100 REWARiK
Ran AW.\Y from the stiOBcrlbcrAn tUe 21st Febrna^-y,
mj n^g'-o f>oy JOHN, sixteen years old, about 4
f«et 6 iQObes high, light complexion, and has a soar be*
tweea his caia “Otl mouth. He may probably have
mad* his way to Bennetteville, 8. C., whore hiB parents
are. I will pay one hundred dollars reward for his ar
rest and conflnement in any jail so thaU get
faytttevills, N. C., ifril 7.
AUCTIOM ISALESw
m. CRONLT, Anoti«eer.
BT CATALOOUli OF
IIUPOISTEO GOOIMft.
CA EGORS STKAM 8HIP8 PIT A»D LUCy.
With Bu idry oonsig>\tDeats pw othn Ships.
N WEDNESDAY May lUh. 1864, «ommcMtagat9
o'clnok. A. M . 1 will s«ll at ay iSalM Rosas, Ito.
2 Granite ttow, Wilmlagton R. 0.. the CarirM «>f the
ab'^vo n«rced Shipp, together witb other —asigameats,
con^!5ting tis v«rt rf
DKT QOODB
8 bales wiiite Flannai
4 bales blue do
5 hairs eo^rlet d^
2 bales printed do
1 bale Magenta d»
1 bale ktone do
1 bale aBAortcd do
A eases DeLvines
3 o*eefl Merino Shirts
i bales o>lored L*nas
2 COS'S silk HandVerchiefs
4 cases Gloves, BraiHs. &o
2 casrs t ’act Alp'tooa
2 ca9-9 ftncy T-wodt
2 esses flax Thread
2 oases pins
2 easea Bine Bnttons
2 ca“es fancy Wove Shins
2 8J»s‘‘s Black and WhitS Maalin
2 cases R?ta*ta Prints
1 case Bnnting, Red, White and Blue
I care Long Shawl!:
1 ca8(> Rendy-Made Clo'bing
1 case CorHtlts. Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, As
1 oaso Pilot Cloth
1 bale. Cassi mere
1 ease Spool Pplton
8H0BS. &o.
14 eas*B Ladtee and Gents Shoes
8 oases Army Blaohars
1 oase Cavalry Boots
4 eases Boy’s Shoes
1 oase Calf skins
4 eases Supr Chamois Skias
1 bale Shoe Thread
STATIONARY.
5 was«8 Htationary
Letter Papnrs, Pens, Leai PsMtta, Ao
corns OAaw, to
)i2 oaaas Ooiton Garis, 600 pair
1 OHsa Sapi;rior Card Clbthiog, 4 s fll,
10 bales Stitohiag Twins
GROCSRIBS.
72 paokaf>ti superior Qren Tea, ek«sts, half ahssts
and caddie«
104 packages Black Tea, ohssts, Mf «keets sad «»t'
dies.
22 barrels omshed Sorar
22 bazs Jamaioa Coffee
50 boxes Aiamantia^ Caatll^is
17 bags black Pepper •
10 oask« Chiokory
6 barrels Starch
6 b xes Staroh
2 oasks Vinegar
60 barrels Mackerel
10 half Barrels Maoker«l
85 kilts do
Hi kills Salmon
&5 sacks Liverpool Q A SaA
10 B«B>B Table S^t, 108 !•»*
8 cases 8pio'‘s
HARDWARR, *•
kegs Cut Nails, astortsd sites
54 drams Nails
4 ton» Nail Rod Iron
4 oafx'w ('ntlery
I oase Hatchets
I oase Etspi
I oase Pistol Cartridges
1 oase R fl* wipers and gtrtira
10 cases Gun Caps
1 oavk Shoemaker’s Tool*
OILS, fte.
182 Una Kerosene OIL, 6 gals eaeb
2 oasks Whale Oil
1 eadk Coal Tar
DRUGS
10 cases 8up«r Mass Liqaorios
2 c^es Liqaorioe Root
101 barrel-* English Copperas
5^4 krg« Bi Car*) Soda
80 drums BalBaiu Copaiba
29 barrels Alum
10 oasei Bias Mass
7 ca:>k8 Epsom SaUs
11 barrels Epsom Salts
43 kfg4 Epsom Salts ^ ^
12 oasks Alcohol
II barrels Bora*
.8 barrel* Soda Crystals
8 cases Pare Castilo Soap, 860 lbs
8 eases Magnesia
2 casks Gum Camphor
2 oa«ks Extract Logwood
2 oasks. Potash
1 case Gum Shellao
2 kegs Saltpetre
4 cases Tsrt. Acid
2 cases Baking Powdsr
1 oaso Mnrpliia Aoet. and Med.
1 oase Phosphorns.
LIQUORS, ko
3 half ^pes Pure Martel Brattdy
^ half Pipes Old Ratn
46 easks Ruoi
‘4'" J.''“
90 oases Old Tom Cordial Qia
60 oases D ^ohn’s f no Gin
146 oases fine Holland Gin
162 cases superior Cognao Brandy
20 oases Scotch Whiskey
40 demijohns pure Holland Gin
Wilmington, N 0 . A^prU 25 27-t»
HBAD’QKS K1.\S(M>’0 B04UD,]
7tii 'Jon 1)i.«t..:ct, >
L«!»«nrrfon, April 23, If^ti't. )
The Undt-rsiKned, orip f .Vi-* i"f 1..’ (• I’s-ijui'’
ic^ Board for the 71'j .'>-’ni{reRfi. cai •>v lric, M. C .
Nerpby nppoin's the foDowicg; 5ml i Inn?
the Ex'tniination of Con -or:ptt of
66th N CM, D.i'»id9on cc-unty, L
17. 18 au.i 19
6^th N C M , oonniv, Lrx rt’on, Mft> jS'-‘
21, 1^8 and 24
1*8 J N C. .M., Sianly com.uv Ali-fc-1*1 ^i.*y 2'.>,
28 ani 80
Ar#-n cruxj'.y V ai(‘vbo'o’, Jiiu- I,
' X Elf.:..21.
f.’i
M
M
fO:h N. C
8 and 4
* 81et N. C
8 and 9
62d N C M
18. 14 and 15
61et N C M
20 and 21
49ia N C M
i 24. 25 ucd 27
i 50:b N. C M
Auojii cot.aty, Wjidehboro’, Juc- G, 7,
M'n.gc;.i« ry couuiy. Troy, June 11,
finrolllnff Office, 41» Cone. IMstPlct N. IVI
• ilmiii.ttton, April 15, 1864. f
I cotnpliance with pHragnvph lV,CirculAr No. 10. Con-
1 1 s^^cript Office. Ualeiijh. .March 28tb, 18C4. f ounty En-
^ roliinjf Oftict-rs and ()lBc-‘r.s of the Home Guuril. wiil
-caurt** to lie enroll' d and oideitid to itppear at the f >llow-
lUK nnmeil ti>nei> and placcH, all wbitu male persons bo-
tw(?t n the of 17 and 50. for ttnal eurolhueut aud ex-
' upi iiation.
New lIanov*-r coiitily, 22d Regliiimit. at Wilmiugtou.
; .^pril 2r)th. 2fith. 27th.
^ N’cw Iliiuftv’cr coijrity. 23d Jiogitwut. at \Viiaiiti;.'tou,
, April 2Klh, 2»lh.
I ^ ^*'oluinbu. county, 57th R*igiraent. at VV’hit*;villiv May
Kicliiiioml county. «;ipt Kegimfiit, at Hockini^liain, i^Iay
t»tl), 7 th.
• o Vi^tern of Hariiett Coantjl^.
1THE i a priva'a in ,A. 5th N C. tJav-
alrv, Ss,".! - ' t.r "OOM of fri'^r.ds,
•'ivernfiii:V pu . r>«ncj« to the soldiers at*1 'iti- ytfollowin^:
__ .’an M.ja'o 0'J8>? "f
THE ENEMY 3 ATROCITIES AT MERIDAN^
The Mibsissippi Clarion haa restttced publioa>
tion at Mcridiaii. A recent issue oontains tbs
I' jia li-
.“HERIFP a:
gaxt nfxt.
Ma'“ob 21.
*N't fir»t Thu'“d • in Vi
S\MUFL D PIPKIN
17 2»ti • •
lliclimond county, BOth Reitimi-nl at Laurinbura
9th lOlli. , ,
May
, liAt>e.»on countv. .58th KeKiiu'nt, at Luiuberton, May
Moore founty, Osrtt)',ge, June 17, 18, ' lllb.
To the Citizens and Soldiers of Harnett.
At th(‘ folicitatititi of many of my friends I reapecttully
rtirjounce iuy*ell a candidate for re-clection to the
office of Sheriff tor tho county of Harnett. Profoundly
^cratt ful to my fri«'iidi» both nt home and in the ^ rmy for
the very jn-ntrom* support heretotore received at their
hands, 1 can only picdjze that should they again mani
fest their coofidencn by re-electing me I will, as hereto-
1 fore, serve them promptly and Impartially.
Very respectfully, JAS. R, GRADY.
>pril 13. ^ * 24-te
63d N 0
6, 6 and 7
64ih N C
9, 11 And 12.
ChalSao’ jcu’'tr, Pu'sbor..’, Jnn* 2:%,
Chat .«Tu oouEJUt, PuiB'i.K-o’ I— - *■*">
wr» rv —
M., R'lr lo’ph C'unty, Ashhorc’, July 4,
M.. R.Tdiiph c uciy, Ashbo.'o’, July H,
LOOMSt LOOMBR IiOOlSm
The Sabficribers having bought the right for tbs
Counties of Orange, Chatham, Wake, Granville,
Person and Caswell, to make, use and sell KendaH’s
oel«sbrated ..
• FAMILY HAND OR POWER LOOMS,”
are new engaged in patting them op for sale. This
loom is a great invention. l is easily kept in order,
and with proper attention, will weave firom 16 to 80
yards of doth per day, according to the kind and quali
ty of the cloth woven No looms make better eloth.
They weave thick or thin, as may be desired From
tie same drawing in, simply by ohanging the treddle
strings, which oan be doae in ten miaates, Plain
Cl-'th, Double PUia, Jeans. Tweeds, Sattlnet, Blank
et. Twill or Serge, Fustian, to, may be woven
Also doable width and 8(%mless bafi, if the warp
prepared for that purpose Any psrsoa who
knows how to warp beam, and draw in the warp well,
in the common looms, oan suooessfully operate on these
looms at onoe Th«y work with a orank, and are easily
worked by a bov or girl 16 years old. They can be
worked by hand, water, steam or horse power.-
Owing to the high prioe of labor, material, so
ia i ed number of looms will be pat Bp. Orders t
bl filled in the crder that they come. - . j
The price of these looms betor# the war. for kand
power, was $100 We will sell them at the same now,
if pnid LD proTision$, oorn, bMon, l^rd
Ae., at old prices or their equivalent in bank, State, or
Coiif*derate bili«
OBO. W PURRPOY,
R. B. SAUNDBRS,
Chapel HU1,N C.
April 29. i* 1“
A fl. S^OTT, ?iitg. P A C 8.
Cheirm«a Ex Uaatd 7i i tJon^ District
Cbitf CatoMii.g OITie*'. 7-u Uisinc', 1
L-x.ngt n. N C , Af rii 2, 18t4 /
Gbrbbai. Osdbes )
No 4 /
I Ini pursuance o Qen r.l t>r :crB N • 13. Cooseript
Offic-'i. County Enrolling Offio^'is are he"*’by r.leii--'. to
have all i^titc m iles b(tw-en ibe :g. s cf 17 .ud ; 0,
at the 'imrs and j«iac'H ab- ve nie:;i. -iie-i, lor Me U.al
Examination
II ’ounty Enroll’njr CfiBceis superiLt^r.-.l (he
enrollment in il>cir r :-pective "‘ouVties, and all p.-rn
claiming exemption from any cause oth-.r tban Sisabili-
ty, will pcesem tbeir cU'idb to ii.e (’ou- ty Enrr. I.aj
Officers wilhcui Mailing 'be arrival • f the Med.oal
Board Knrolling Officrrs wilt invi-fti^ate fuctt cla'ios
in accordance with direoticns be::‘iotorn iasueJ, »jU
forward as early as pcssible
III Ceunty jtcrolliAir Offis'-n. will enn>H i«ud have
t-rea«nt at tts app >>nted titaes a!' rr.aic irr» ntgrces
and other free peraoiis of col'r t^etweeh the. tig- s ■ f 18
an1 60. for Medical E Z"^u>'i'iation, and anv o: il ih cla«tj
having claima for x?iiptior., ihcir c »ir » viil te in-
vcctlgatcd as in other cis s
IV. The att^ntii'u cf * 'unty uorr.H'r^ offirtr* ia
fcspaci-tlly invited to »be m v-c*8»’y ' t h >T'Uk uU dutailed
hsnds present at ihet-^ cx.rplaaticna
V. Enrolling Officfrs wiil ord'?r a fou-th of tl-e Cm
soripts of a Militia regiicent to i*, port on o.>ich of ri/e
appointed days, and the aftercnoc th» last day up-
pointed for the extminatt n of a regiment will be de
voted to the examinatior of the vrg-rt^
VI. All person!^ embraced in hi- nr ; ab>io:ute y
required to be jres-nt at m« apr ict»d liia~6 and
places, and any tiiiang to r.fp ar wili he sert irto
regular service, nn!et*p their eX''ufio b? «%pprov »■* by
higher authority
D C PEAJRtON, Cart and E 0 7'f Diet.
23-3
Ch. E. 0. 8tb CO.XeRKs^IOXlL DISTUICVr
Salipbcbt, N. I.'., ,^;ril Ibtb, 1M>4 J
The attent’ou of ih« ocuuty iSnroiilug (Jihcers nv^
ComnanJiog Offio rsof V I ti* R-ginen h is call’d
to the Circular No 10 Cori.^ v ip! Office, R-ilr-'gh N U .
reqairing tjie immeJia'e »’*jr >!:men' cr t>ll wniie maie
persons be«W'*ea the agf.s of s venlecn .*.nJ ftfijr. m-ud
free peiroas i>r o^'io'* be'wr en th« *.ge-» of eiftht* en >-Tid
fifty, in accord»nce with Circular No. b, Bur.-.i'i of * on-
S'!'riptioB, embracir.g Oeneral Or-Je’s Nos 20 acd 33,
A'tjutant and Inspector (iener^il's Otfi'e
All persons within the presistib**.* ags will be
rolled by the Militia ^iffiocre ae efctl. ah r'lciioabie,
and a*i?‘^mble at the Court Hou.*es of t’leir re^’re'-ii^e
»- uutittS, at the faliosvirg iiin?> f>r mi. .ti.c, « z:
Charlotte. Mrckienbari: connij, f 6tb Kogiuia: t Hth,
loth and IHh M.'j; 86ih Regiment, 12t!-, l^tb and 14th
May
Concord, Cab=.T'T»8 couu'y, 8^th Regiment, l(!th, 17th
and IStn May
ffalUbury, Rowan eooi 'y, 70 i R. stime »t lyih, 20'h,
21st and 234 Mc.y; 120 h ^'egimmt, 24 h, 25tti, 26th and
27th 01 May.
Newton, Catawba ooumy, 30'h, 31st May. Itit an 1
id of June
Monroe, Uniou county, 8M Reg ment., 6 h, 7tb, acd
8th of Juue; 119tn Regime it, 9iti acd lOih of June.
Dallas, Gallon eonntv, 13.h, 14 a and loth of-lune.
Lincolnton, Lincoln coun y, Irt^b, I7th and ISih June
Shelby, Cleveia^.d county, 9i-t Rtg mt'.r.t, ‘.O.Ij, 21st
and 22d June; 90th Regiment. 2-^d, 24tb and 25i(t Jur e.
All Exeii^piit'Ds heretofore gran'ed »r«> hereby revi s
ed, and all those who wisU to mak^ applicaticu f>jr Ex
emption or Detail will prf srnt the sam- to the Local En
rolling olBcer of their rosp“Ctive counties, who will co:».
fer with the Board (to be appointed in a. oor lanc’ with
Giroular No. 8. B of C .) ia ei»iug and every apt li
e«nt a rigid examination A wriucn rep'>rt from the Lo
cal Enrolling Officer, and from e ir*« n.emb-r of tHe
Board, will be required uron e i'*h ca'tp, whioh will be
presented t©'hedistrict Enrolling r.ffioor ur -n h'3 arrival.
All thoaa holding Cer'ific>tes of Exen); ti> n trom tbe
Medioal Examining B.i'^rd of thi!> D>sirct. in th» coun
ties of Union, Mecklenburg. Lincoln, Gaiton, C-* b ,rMi*',
and Cleveland, need not appear, provided the Exemp
tion was granted sinoe Febcu.iry 20to, IbGi.
Free persons of Color will aaBem^l'^ the afiern'ou
of the last day in cach of the abjve Counties for En
rollment
The atiection of Commanding OSisers of Mditia is
particularly called to the ncc> ssity of iiav-ng the aae
and ceonpatici^ of each man upon the Rolls. Applica
tions for Exemption or Detail should bo ^ddre^tied to
Commanding Officers of Militia, in Cotn»ii oro,
vided with f'fficer atii ConcU D=3t
ALEX.\NDERP HALL. Smgedn,
E. 8 PENDLETON Ass t •
W. H HOWERTON. M D,
Med. Bx. Board, 8th Ccng'l Di. will be pres'nt at
the above times and niacrs.
■_ [* w ] _ 28 2«
Snrgeoii 4*icncral’» Office,)
Ralkjoq, N. C.j April 27, 18G4 )
PROPOSE to E tftbiiah, in tlin t’iiy nf K^'eigh.
roanufaotrry for
AR'^IPFIAL LT'!B8
The objoct of this eniernrls" is to supply the«e i.pf.ful
articles to all aoldirrs from this Sta'e, w*io have bet-n,
or may be, eo maimed "in the spr^ioc hs te rvqnire
them
Privates and non coramipsionr.d effi er*i will *-c fur
niehed gratuitously Commiseion'^d tffijers will be
charged the actual cost
Disabled soldiers are rt-qucB'td t.i orn-re-'pond with
the undersigned givirg repim'nt, rank, locality
of amputation, and the prcoteo ni'-'iptirctnent of tlie re
matning merober.
I wish to emploj it nnraher of ooT.j>f»i( at, u^echanii's
for the above nam"-' purpo^T All ^ncn are itiviied to
ocmiionioate imm.-diately with this th'^e.
EDWABU WARHEN,
Surgeoij General Naritj C'-rotina.
April 80. 28-1 m
|{r)be.»on county, ."^gth Regiment, at Lumbertou, May
12tb.
Uludeii count.v timh Pwimou*. i>» Vav
• •ru. IWIII.
couiity, .i3d tegiraent, Fayettnville, May
^^‘^^unib't litnd coun*y, 54th Regiment. Fayetteville, May
Harnett county. 52d Regiment, at Summerville. May
23ti. 241 h. > J
Hrutiswick county, .56th Regiment, at Smithville, May
SOth.
II. Pei.-on.R between 17 and 18-aud 45 and 50 will be
enrolU*d on the same roll, and di-tinct from thoseb*-tween
18 and 45.
Ill '’ilitia OflSeers and Magistrate'i between the«ges
of 18 and 45 in thi counti*s of New Hanover, BrunrA'ick,
ColiimbuH. Robeson. ' ichmond. Bladen and Cumberland,
will not be requinKl to report.
IV. In Harnett countj. tvery white malf person be
tween the ages of 17 at.d 50 will be required to report.
V. In compliance with t'ircular No. 12. ‘ onscript
Office, County Enrolling Officers aud 0 Beers of the Home
Guard, will cause to be enrolled in their respective coun*
tie?, nil male free f-erecn* of color, bvtween the ages of 18
and ,50, and have them to appear before the M edical Ex
amining Board and District Enrolling Officer, at the
times aud places above stated for enrollment and exami-
oatioD. A. LANDIS, Jr.,
Captain and Enrolling Officer,
4th Con. District N. C.
OOIce Med. ExHininlng Board, )
WiLMrsGTo.v, N. t'.. April I.*!. 1864. f
VTOriCE ia hereby given that >he Medical txamining
il Hoard w ill attend at the alK>ve named times and placet
for t!ic examination of all Cons«;ripts aud persoQii al>ove
specitlod.
All p«‘rs»ins in the counties of r’dumbus. Robeson. Rich
mond. Bladen and Cumbeiland, who have received per
manent certificates of exemption since March 14tb, 1864,
will not be required to report
.'JAMUEL R, RIXKY.
.■'urgeoa P. C. S., hief of Examining Board.
27-2w] Fourth Congressional District N. C.
The C*ape P*ar fVavig.ttion €-€»in-
pany will pay the C. S Taxe^ due on July 1st, 18C4, on
the slock of said Co. Therefo-e stockholders need not
give in their Stock.
W. N. TILLIXGIUST, .4g*nt. Src. '
.April 2> ^7-1;w
i%OTIC^
To Machltilintii, Bla‘kRmlth&, €ian>Carriage Mak>
ers and Pattern Makera.
GttXjn Mechanics in any uf the above trad»‘S. can find
f st-Hdy onijiloyracnt and liln’Kil wages, by applying
M Nava! C^rtiiiAuoo Work**, ijbhirlotu*. N. O
H. .VSHTOS RAMSAY.
(Tiief Kng'r C ~ ’*avy, in cb.trge.
.April JO [c. B ] 27-Gt
A «ood IIorM
\170lILD br exchanged for country produce; is* a tirat
T* rate harnes.‘» horse. Mt>rks well in all kind-* of gear,
and would suit well for cavalry service. pos.se>i(iiig great
power and action and is sure foot»'d. Price seventy (70)
busheli* corn or its equivalent in money or othe.- produce.
Apply to Dr. I). A. ‘rWPBFLL.
FayettevilK N. C.
April 27 27-3tpi
Al'Pl.I'^ VTION will Ije m.idc*to the G*-ueral Assembly
of North Carolina, at itn etisuing meeting iu '*ay, tor
a ' barter for the t’ro^s i?reek Manalactnring ompany.
.^pril 27 27-3tpd
!%OTl€E.
4 ITLI ’--iTtOV will be made to the Gfjneral Asr^embly
A. ol .Vorth Carolina at it.-> ensuing meeting in May. for
a ("'barter for the Fayetteville Mill .Manufacturiug t'om-
Wfi Are aathorlifd to ant^oatire
o^i. BfCT'. trcuftt ■■n T! a* a canfTTdate for
re-thxtion to the House of t oinmotis from Roliesoa county.
April 27 27-2m
Bank of Fayetteville,)
Apkil 16, 1864. )
''PHE ’nnual Mwting of the Stockholders of this Bank
I will take pface at the Hall of the Bauk. on Monday
the I6th day of May next at 11 o’clock
24-td] W. G. tiRO tDFOOT.Cash’r.
i:OTTIK\ €AKO.^^^^
F 'Y'ETrEVILLR COTTOS C^RD MANUFA''-
I TUHI.NG COMP V Yare now manufacturing'ARDS
superior to any run through the blockade, and at present
are selling for a less .price the siugle pair or by the quan
tity.
ny person ordering six or more pairs, they will be
securely packed and delivered in Wilmington free of ex-
p«.“nse.
Call upon or address A. A. McKETHAN.
J. A. WOhTH.
yLEX. J0FIK80V, Jr.
Fayetteville. N. C., April 18 24tf
Presbyterian and Carolinian copy.
FayeUevilie Rosiu Oil \¥ork8*
OUR Oil Works are rtbw in complete operation, and
as we use notliin:; but good rodn in producing the
C)il we can recuinmwud it to be the best of the kind made
in tliis country. It is a fine Lubricating aiid Tanner’s
OU, and we would be fflad to receive orders from tb>>
Government and the public generally. We will sell on
rtwMonable terms. MOORE. CAiiHWELL ^ CO.
April 16. a»-tf
Fuettefiile AfseDal and >
April 1« 18»*4 i
\17 ^NTED, a number of Fl.shermen, skilled iu tak.og
tV Sturgeon and other kinds of liah.
The attention of Farmer# resident along the course of
the Wiver. and of Co.-actipts who have boon fou'd uiiat
tor activi' field s‘rvic; eJid to >>e detailed for light
duty, is particularly called to this advertisement
Apply at once to
X.'i-St Lt. Col. F. L. r'HlLDS, Comd’g Officer.
WAi%TiS>,
By a Lady of experience in teaching, a aituation in a
private sc hool or family. - ddresa
U., box 1.59. Fayetteville. N. C.
April 2 '
IfU llU* all iHiisons tVoui trading for a Notegiveu i»y
me. isih of April 18ti4* to J. B. Mcll-te for :S2 '0. Hf- I
do not inl^ud to pay the Note uale^s compelled by law.
as I did nt»t get value received.
CHJBLESI STrBBS.
Anril’^W 26-9tpd
Segro Mtn for sale.
TV.'O V' s\'- n and liif» ly Ne^ro Mi u, f‘ r whom ('onfed-
ora.? Bund?. 8«. 7*. 6t or 4s ’w-ll he taken. Refer-
onoe to W-ji, .M L. MiK*v, Esq , t'a.vettsviile.
April 14 28-9tpd
pany.
April 27
•J7-3tpd
$500 REWARD.
WE will pav the a'love reward for the apprehension
and coutlnement in j;iil. of the party or parties who
cnt and carried away SO yards of our Telegraph « ire. 14
railed from Fayetteville, about the 22d or 2:^d inst.
SotrrHKRX Expiu:.sa Tklkjraph Company.
April 2C. 27tf
fblTs^iijE.
WILL sell or exchange for 4 per cent. Confederate
^ Boiid^ (at their market value) Monclove Farm, in the
French Broad V'alley. Tran.«ykaQia coauty. The Farm
contains t>80-acres, of which 210 of bottom land and under
the most successful cultiYation. Producing (per acre) as
Jargi* crops of .grain, clovt’r and other hay gr;tsses as any
farm in \Vestei-u I^. /. The premise.^ are in the best pos
sible order. Buildings all new with every convenience of
a fir.st class establishment.
€&feJdutf''f.aifiesf “Address Dunn's Rock. N. C.
F. W. JOHNSTON.
April 22 26- 9tpd
.UOTICE.
By order of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of
Robeson county, Feb'y Term 18G4,1 Reuben King,
.Sheritl of said county, will sell for cash, at the Court
House in Lumlierton, on the fourth .Monday in May ne.xt.
the following Tracts of Land, or as much thereof as will
pay tlie tax anr* costs thereon for the year l!^«2. viz: One
hundr.d acres located on the Elizalieth Road, valued at
$98. li«U-d by Rob?rt‘=on Singletery. tax *2 3:). Also
at tjie same time, effthty-llve acres, located on Gum
Swamp valuetl at .$255, listed by F. C. Watson, tax $1
23. R. KlNG.Shtr.
April IG. 25-ts
A fwiMMi Coolc f%’awt«'d.
I WISH to purchaae for my owa use, a stout, healthy
woman—one that is quick and active, aad above all,
nerfectly cleanly about her cooki og department.
mo. A. HOLT.
t^ilisKury, Apt^l 14. {s. w.] 9.^-4w
Fiirthi'^r iSii|>plieH.
H E Soldier Boy’s Songstef; Songs of Lov-e and L berty;
otton Field .Me4i>dies; ftjnnie Blue FIm 6oag Book;
Hymns for ti>^ Camp. J. HALE &■ SJN3.
Apr’*
" ’ ~
The Fi.7«tfevi)li» (Jotter- Card Macnfacturing Com
pany wili acrly to L'gialftture for » rh»rter.
V#. MATTHEWS. S c’y.
April 30 1864 28 tf
MeridibQ proAent** a sad and desolate appear
ance, just now. A Simoon from the deseri of
Sahara could not have swept more oleao the btui-
noHe portico of the town than did the yaokee
tcoh under the direction of Sherman. The
torch was indiscriminately applied, and public
and private property fared alike. The country
coQtiguotts, and through which the 25,000 min
ions passed, engaged in warring against women
and children and the stomachs of men. presenta
a dreary, sickening sight Almost everything
j indicating the opulence, tastea and charactcris-
! tic» of the oeople of" Miesissippi has b»!»?u destroy
ed by the enemy. Private residi;nces, places of
worbhip and houses of learnin.: have been given
to trie devouring clement. Tfie '‘vine and the
fig free,” the rose and the violet, have been
trampled under foot or otherwise destroyed by
the pitiless foe.
‘‘On the farn) but little has been left to enable
the farmer to continue his agricultural pursuits.
His stook has been carried off, his negroes delud
ed away, his corn cribs burned and his smoke
hou -e robbed of every pound of meat it eontain-
fd, while his own home, if left to shelt'ir his
household gods, has been robbed of everything
valuable or in any way serviceable upon his place.
So cempleto has been the destruction in many
places that families have been compelled to move
to other Fect'ons and there seek new homes.
We are proud to be able to state, however, that
our people bear up nobly under their heavy losa-
ea. Though the flood of invasion has swept al
most everything from them, they, as a whole, are
more determined than ever—mote buoyant than
before. They have had practical evidences of
the enemy’s purposes, and lace the great alterna
tive deliberately and calmly. Their doubts, if
any ever larked in the recesses of their hearts,
have been wiped out by the enemy’s .gigantic
crimes. Their faith is staunch now, and we
hear them every day resolve to aid the (»use with
. ni r J singleness of purpose and patieiw forbear*
* ance thaii ever before.
‘‘If there is any man who has not yet* opened
his eyes to the true nature of the contest now iu
progress, let him wpnd his way to unfortunate
.VlLssissippi. Here he will see practically illus
trated the true aminus, the real btma Jvie Yankee
theory of the war. Let those loth to believe the
enemy are engaged in a war of indiscriminate
slaughter and plunder, a war, if you please, that
outstrips by far the dark stoTies of warfare some
times found in the pages of history ere civilisation
dawned, come to Mississippi and witness the evi
dences of carnage, pillage and destruction, listen
to the tales ot insult and injury that may be told
in neatly every house—the very thought of whioh
will make your blood run cold—and see.^« hpli»-
lc.-« oouJl.lv^ ;« nunoreosot JamiliM have
been Icit We are put upon a footing with the
Sepoys of India, we are regarded as barbarians;
we are frequently treated like (ihoorka ma
rauder^ enormirifls are committed in and 'about
our homes, blacker and more damnable than
those over which a veil was thrown in the dark
ages, acd yet we observe toward the perpetrators
cf the monstrotis crimes the rules and laws laid
down lor the guidance of civilized governments
in times of war. We have the devil^ to fight,
and we must use fire. We can only bring him to
his senses by applying the torch to tlie cities and
hamlets of the North ” *
r,
LUBRICATING OIL.
uiiuei'diguu« ai>w pr«v»^ed to futuwn t*i the
I piihlio .V very superior artioV o* LDBRIO ATING'
OlL, e*peci(illy for Cotton and WooUa Factorta W*>
cl'*tm ns!vt I'bis Oil do^s not gusi. *^**d M»y b*» run at
gri*»t.cr speed with less powec uian any ot tier Oil exoept
•ripfifui. .
Mr W H Porter, tSuperintendent. of PboM'X Cotton
Factory, a^ys of it: “I have been using your Lubricat
ing 0:1 for 2 or * months, and find it to be superior to
any other Oil t*ow io use for lubricftfitig.”
r J hn K-rsbaw. gup’t Biount’e Creek Fao'ory,
61J8; **I can ohe>?rfa?jy eay your Lubrioating Oil is a
xW^^^tTrnals clear and bright^’
Mr .A F Beokoflitc, \Enein»t*r of th« C S Ars«
nal au.l Armory of this jd.4ce. wm fiqaesied to try it
ard 3»ys: "I think for liedt m whinery—such as Coiton
Fftftrrifs—and for heavy maa'iiaery waon tho motinr
is sl'w, yo'ir LnbrimtirgOil wall oompare next in qual
uy to Spetm ”
O.'-.trf - tt a .U'tnarictorars have tried if. and pro
noil need, favorably vf it-
HENRY E COLTON
Age'll F*Totteville Kero«'.»*o Co.
.Ay)’"il J, 1864 20-tf
N'
The Farmem’ and Planters’ Al*
mibiuo for 180i. fetr groee note last reoeived.
- U. B. h h aORS
$(aperior C'ourt ol i^aw tor Ciiiii*
berlaiid Ck>iiiity,
OTICE ia horoby given t?;.*! there will be Spring
Term of this Court held on '.fee 7th Moodav after
the 4th Monday of March next, b ;ng the 16»b day of
May 18‘!4. to fry s*ud dao'rmiue j»*1 act cos vf Tor? on
the Civil Docket, and all c*n’‘s «« the Si ate Ik r^’wet
Notioe.ia further glv; n, that i'y an ordov ^'a-sed at Fall
Term 18*'8, the day for trjiag State cisr-a in naid Court
kas been changed from Tiiarsday to Monday. Parties
and witnesses will gcvern thein.^elvea aecorlingly
JOHN W B’vKfill, CSC.
Mareh 14. 15^ tC
FLOIJR~A]«l> OAT^
FOltt and OATS will be exchanged for Com at the
Stofeof D Mel^tria^ by gi^g him a few days
iflw KtallioM, Youiis; Oranffc Boy,
TS otfered for salej and will stand at my Stables in Sfllis-
1 bury, until sold, at $30 the Season, and $40 the Insu
rance. Orange Boy is a l)cautiful Blood Bay, black mane
and tail, eight yt'ars old this Spring.
YOUNG OUANGK BOY was sired by Old Orange
Boy, and he by John I>. Amis’ Old Sir Archie. Young
Orange Bov's darn was got by Thomas Bennehan’s
Character, be by ()ld.Sir A rchie ' haracter was out of a
Druid MafeandsheoiitofJa'.ms. Besides, Young Orang*
Boy is clost'ly connected to many other horses of fine
blood: .«uch as. Bclip^e of Virginia. Barons, Bainbndge,
Importi-Hl Drivers. Diomede. Beller and imported .Medley.
The alH)ve is the true Pedigree of Y’ouug Ontnge Boy.
Thi'j Horse has taken three premiums.
JNO. A. HOLT.
Selisbiiry. April 11 [a. w.] 25-4w •
The wants of the people nup-
plied at the Star Foundry in Fayetteville with f'ooking
Pots, Kettles, Ovens, Spiders. Pk>w» and Plow Points ot
all the different patterns now in use. Castings of any
description maiie at short notice. 8uga# Mills made to
qrder at the Star Foundry in Fayetteville, N. C., bv
April 11,—24 In ] M. A.* BAKER,
Flow tMd, Oati No. 1, blaok or white.
Wanted—IVood Land.
The undersigned will give a fair price for a well wooded
tract of land of 100 or 200 acres, on the Railroad at
any point between Jonesboro’ and Fayetteville. Wood
pitch pine boxed or unboxed
HENRY E. CSOLTON, Agent E. K. Co.
FayetteviU«> April 19.
BlJRKi:ii OIL.
WEctn fiiruiiih KKBOSENE BURNING OIL in qnan
titles of r> ;‘T 10 goUons at $26 p?r gallon; tin o»n*
,r i.cf'-’ $15 to $2i> adliticaal. Send 3»as or kegs woen
convenient.
This is as g-iod an Otl .i6 oan be made without the
raixtuie with AJoohol, whioh it ia imp»:»ibie now to
obtain. The wick tubu of the ordinary K'iroaene lamp
Bhoul.i be jlightly !ei.gt.hened by soldering on a piece.
With a limp thus arrango-l onr oil barns without smoks
and witft as much b’-illianoy as anv Northern Kerosene.
ilENHY E. COLTON. Ag’t F K. Co.
April 7, , "!3_l!L—
EAGLK FOUNDRY.
SOME months .-mo we completed all our fixtares for
the mauuficture of CAR WflESliS, bat owing to
the failure of the moply of Iron if proper nature, we
have not lat^lv boen-*bl« to supply any demand for
them; this difficulty liowc»^r, will be oTet^ome in the
course uf six weakB at which time we sha’l be able
famu»h of /oPowin|r eix^s—24, ^6, 28 ftnd
30 iuo^’es; al?./ Xires The Iron wi shall use
for ttrm will b«» ( old Bla^t Oharooal Iron, and we war
rant onr wheels NOT TO CRACK, and to be equal fo
any mad«^ in tns Co'jfeieraoy. nr to those of WHitnoy &
Sona of P&iladeintiia, whos: reputation fa ao well known
by all R-iilroad oompanieF.
We are prepared to execute Loom, Dry Sand, and
Orcen Sand Work, of any shape or «iiB.
D. ANDERSON t CO.
Fayetteville, Manjh 80, 1864 I9tf
t^hool Books.
For S.\LE. a vanetv of CLASSICAL WORK^—Ol
lendorff's French Clfamaurs, Greek and L»tia Lex-
ioone, Webster’s Academio Dictionaries, Oommoa Sokocl
Books, Drawing Biaterials, ete., ete AddroM
SS-»tp4 ••OMICRON;’ WUniafUBi Q.
Yankee r^U in FlymnufK.—The following or
ders, say.s the Riehmontf Dispatch, are copies of
hand bills posted in the town of Plymouth. It
wili be seen that Brig. Gen. Wessels is a model
after Lincoln’^ owq heart, and undertook to “run
the churches’^ and the schiic!* besides As we find
the names of the General and the Provost Mar
shal, and (he A. A. G.’s on the register of the
Libby flo*^el, in this city, it is more than likely
that the children “between eight and fourteen”
in Plymouth are having a cheerful vacation and
that Col. Mv'ffitt will r**fr*in for the present
from the disagreeable duty of reporting the
derelict heads of families who don’t enforce their
attendance. This is the school order:
NOTICE
Th«i inhabitaats of Plymouth are hereby notified that
a FREE SCHOOL, for white children, will be opened
nnder oompeteat teachers.
ON MONDAY, 18TH INST,
la the Episoopal Churoh.
The attention of parents and gmardiaas is oalled to
this Important sc^jeof; and it is expeoted fhat all chil-
drea between right and fourteen years of age will at
tend the school. Those over fourteen may attend if
wi«li
Lieut. Col. Mcffitt, Provost Marshal, will institute
oarefnl inquiries, ai>d rep^r' such fami|l’s a" neglect to
avail thrmselves of fb» advantages thus offerrd.
By e:>mm«nd of Brig Gen. H W. Weeiels,
A«di(bw STKWAmr,
Assis'ant Adjitant Goneral.
Plymeuth If C, April 14/A, 1864.
And this is the order for running the churches:
NOTICE.
Until further orderii eharott oall will be soandeJ at
the Prov'St Qu*rd on Sundays, at fifteen miontes be
fore 11 A. M and at 2 16 P ii The call to be repealed
promp'ly by the drums of the several regimttDte and
detachments. The annovsnee oaosed by enterirr and
leaving the charokes daring the performance of Divine
serfiee, sjid by the praefioe o' spttting on the floor is
CToessive, and it is hoped that these evils will be oor-
reeled without (he necessity of isdividual reproof.
By order of Brig Gen H W. Wessels,
• . D. F Bbbqlb,
Lient A. D. C & A A. A G.
rijffMuth, N C f April 11/A, 18t^4.
Unheard of A. friend informs us, says
the Brandon Republican, that agentleman, againat
whom he holda a note for a sinall amount of bor
rowed money, camc to him a few days sinoe and
remarked that he was anxious to pay the note,
but that the naoney he borrowed was good, that
he could not now get the gold topayjiim, and he
would not ask him to take the depreciated currency;
but he' had plenty of good bacon which he would
sell him at ten cents p>r poun^, jaat what it;was
selling for when he borrowed the mouey. A« the
Yankees took all our friead’a moat, of course be
will accept the liberal offer. Sarh instances of
l one^ty ars extremely rare in three degenerate
times, and we cannot refrairi from giving the gen
tleman’s name. It wajT S White of this county
Pawr.—A London correspondent mentiom
that a diseoT^p^has'beea made in France whtah
will probably revolutioniae tKe paper businea^
Excellent paper is manufactured from the wood
of the oak, walnut, pine, chesnut, and Hnoua
vegetables without any addition of rags. A re-
[ d^oa in price of W> to 80 per cent, ia prediot«4.
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