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Fro;'’ -n u^i ‘MadMp, nonanj^o? > new subs-’rihf^r
fpi?’ J'fl enferp-l* withour pnympnt iu ailT^nt.vs, Bor will
lhe'*pai>i*r be ssut t.o sn'^h snT>=.?rV,'rr‘> for 'i I'jnper tiiac
tnan ;p paid fnr.
Such of owr old snbecribero •'s do^'re to '"ike th? p‘\-
pcr rtr ^bi« r.yp.feir! plerv'C notifv us wb>^T' tnrvkinp
reuiiUauces. .ian’;' 1. 18>8
W. l>RALGHOr¥,
AUCTIQWEER,
8. K. (orner Market Square,
FAl'ETTErifXE, N, C.
S(jS“ Prompt attfj^Hrkn giv^o io tH in b's
lir* £?'■'■( pte- Hii^.
Jjn^ 10, 1PG4 4)t'
H. McMILlAM,
lDction«er and renimission Merchant^
•Vo. 2*2, Mtay l^treet^
FAYKTTKVriiT,K, X. C
J’.inf* r» W-3jn
” IS.^AC HOLLrGSWOHTSr
Grocer and CommisMon Merchant.
FAYKTTHVILLE. N. (V
KATKS OF I'KIUMIIT,
iV B! iHK PRv-PRItTv.ltS of T»iH
\ rmlfiHtt VompaniiH A'aviijuttntt
i’itpi t\ai' Him'.'
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I ■^J^'johrs tm-zij Jil; QUcd 0&?‘
I arid PprV. vfl*" b‘- r'.l
I Qri ' * fifor.ep ppr toe
Fipnr, p-r barri*l
1 H> ? -3. gr en 1 60: d»-v .*1
j n''VP'P, d' ▼ a f.” up.
I 3Iiy and Fodder, rcr br>«
Jro.1. h«vr nnd h^op. pe* on
U ';c, pV~, T :o»n
I L'OP, rter #5; d’Hn per barrol
I Le vtber, loofi" p^r r'd* 1 ^0; do, hale, per foot
; L.ad p^r 'on
'i i^src, iO p'\!Vr.-?, barrel
j I' iwds'r, per keg. '25 1' 3
i r.*t'p'^r ,T>iT b»g
; Os’, i-'. b'jla , g*il>a3,
i StH. in per •>*«; 1 GO; dit'o
■ pr *• 0 vsk
^ pf-r barrel
j Spiriu T jrp. utine, vor barrftl
Wc^cno. Road.
' ' p, in boxes,
i 3p'r:(.i, in hhdfl , pipes and casks, per gallon
I Sue»T. io barrelq,
i Cc*l. per (on, $’26; di>fo, per hhd., $10.
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V- *• O Mt. v ui>>¥ uu»nutnutui'ln)(i/A :U)a
• r 10 :ri. ruu (ii« ba‘okatl'. .uU At pri-^enf
U." „ ic..i j,. ; VI 111. single pair or by the lu- '
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(' -a ^ricj jug iwv »m more puirsj. they will '
i .:.'U Ji .1 livoiei? in \Vi!:niii^toD of ox- 1
. are aulfiorixed to aiiiiouiice
' o ED\f ARu H % c^udidate to roprestut
Au-)cu n fhe' nouij'i of of tbe t'ett Leg.el*
J n>’ 11
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JUB
40 4 ■*2 pd
We »re authorized to auuoaqce Col.
I'KIKR P SMITH • Mudidaie «o represent
t>» pourtjr in the next Len'islature N O.
40 3’pd
10
Voler» ol Kobeaon: 1
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J. A. ‘^'O IH.
’ LBX. JUT' SON. Jr.
}• tl-v ■'He, N. C.. April 1S -.:4tf
_ P;-^^^y»4?r:.uyd-*?-qro!uiian copy.
rajfttei'ille lUiSij OJ* Workst
J:I '..-i-kyi a ih »»’n (': .'HiI-t» •-.m rai.I 'I, - ^ —; ^--cr=r- —- ■!-
rustn i.\ i>rJdi. ^flw Ltjc , "T*# tllC '*7cter8 *f SampSOQ Coantj.
Oil aLfwf w ml Sr LTf -I «*ndida*e for a De^t in the Hou.o
Uil, ana we would be glad to receive orders from t?ie : , f r • i . » m Au
Government and the puke generallv. We will b«11 on i - *'•L-j^whlnre of North Catohna
M(X)RE, CA'SHWELL 4 CO.
I''!?
am, and
Trj'l b« till llw' eleolion, a aiR'ii.*aie to represeMl you in
ti X House of Gomoiunt I ann f.r W. W. HoMe^’p
ritra'plee aj»J peco.'^ ucoq any ther ter.na •h»’» eubju
jijv.’fft A- A. MoB&YDJi, On«rl«sti>i* Navy.
; , :-r!c3*.'r Jrojc 3. , 40-3tpd
reasonable Xcrms.
April 16.
KerH^r^rflle lligli 8ehooli,
laie aad Fenale.
FOK'^Fl'H ( OONTT, N«KITH ('AKOLUN.^.
(I. r. iivBVKH, I’li- oip '1, »i !ed by oan>r • ,-ai Teadherb
Re^. VFm Bphxt. 0,sp*^in
THS ’*'^'1 Sc Riion wll open ihe26th July 1864. Thfpt-
f*oJ?onlp ar-'fiitu!»*.e.- in a ^e*llhy mi'r^l and^.^'i
THR QRJ?AT HATTI E FIE'
Ther- O'^rtnin localities fated to taroisti
l'a(}!e Mtj in ucJao proportion. Whether
iDvi^.d by rca33cs of strategy, on neccssifatcd by
facts of geography, War Heenis to Reck them M
its favorite arenas.
One ot these looaliti h are the MaaassaH Piaios.
j Tv'^o strui'f'lcs have been fought there, the
iu proflfeee; bnt if not, an low w. m«aey a« caa'bv af
forded. Stiidectti admitted at any tieip. Pa^msntn a
the of^e cf t%e »«’ti(*’i. A dedu-'^on of J to wouBdi-**
^oMiaci .F->? ~i
oursTUl'j!, Poniyia ooMiy, N. O.
June 7. 89 Up l
28-tf
June
''0 rf
HVT.f. .Vrl. .TfriAwfr |
Atrtoraey at Law, I
FAYKTTr.VTLLE, N. C. *
WILL att.cii'JI tlie (Jouo’y and Superior Conrta of
Cumherlani, Harnett, Moore and Rob*son Conn- ■
li»8. Prompt attention riven to tb«' col’ccfiou of all j
3lain:3 cnlrusted to hi?* han>*ji
Oct. 17. 1869. 58-tf ;
JOS. IITLEV,
€tr*>rt-r and t'omntission .^errftant.
rAYKTTFVILLV;. N.
Jai.’y 10. ISGiJ. 93 tf
KATHIN A. STKDMAN. ’VTH. H. BKRNARD.
1%. /1l. ^ t o.,
WHOI.i;S.tl.F; liHU ItRTlIL U&ILERS
AND
€On^l»«I5>\ illEKl^WAlfTS,
Jto. 19, Maif Streety
FAYETTEVIT.LE, N. C.
April 20.
LIST or CUIRKES FOR PASSG.MUEHS.
^PHE following Kstca of Pa;saze will he ci!i^rgp-.l 'n
I mir Pt"»n%r8:—
DOWM.
Fron* P»**et4.e»!lle to Wilmington, $^0 00
“ ♦ “ “ Eliiaheth, 15 00
“ “ White Hall, 20 00
“ “ “ Kellv’g Cove, 21 00
“ “ “ All points below, 80 00
SECOND 0LA88, OR DECK.
Fron Faye^t« 'e to Wilmington, J20 00
“ “ “ Elisabeth, 10 00
“ “ “ Whitehall, 15 00
“ ■ “ “ Kelly’s CoTe, 15 00
“ “ “ All poinM below. ?0 00
€P.
Fr'im 'VilTiington to Fayetteville, $30 00
“ “ “ K lly’s Core, 13 50
“ White Hall. 16 60
“ “ “ Elizabeth. 20 00
" '* “ Prospect Hall, 24 00
*• “ “ All poiat« above. 20 00
SBOONU OLAHS, OK PSOK.
JTt.-jj, Wititiiagf'.n uv t'ayeti'?villa, ^20 00
“ “ “ Kelly’s Cove, 10 00
« “ “ White Hall and Eiiiabelh, 12 00
■“ »* •' All points above, 20 00
a^rSecond Jlaas or Dack Fasqengan mcs* stay Tv
25tf
B O WO»TB.
D O WeRTn. 5. O. PAXIKl
WOKTH & CO.,
CoiE’nl8si9n an«l Forwarding Karchants,
n^ftter
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Oot. '6. lR’i3 73-12tD
lowdr deck or pay fall price, nr same a"? First Class.
! fV^An extra charg" will b« mads fer Way Paeeen-
Kcrs gettirg into Berths daring day time, and for oeen
pvipg * Berth with their boots or shoos on, «t the difi
! crotion of th« Captain.
■ I J. A. WORTH, for C. P 8t’m B’l Co.,
! T. 8 LUTTERLOfi, for St’r » C.
1 R. M ORRELL, for St’r^^Kate and Sun.
May 20, 1864. - 34 lm»lm
WAWTEO.
BU3fIl?L8 WHEAT.
1,500 “ cor:j.
Fereon.® having the above articles to Bell wiUre'wive
the higliwt Crjih pi’icc by cp'iing on M T'iOd'-a«.»T«,
at tk® Merohani Mi)1ri, FayettcviUe, or oa'he-s’jb'^ Ti
ber at hie old slc-rd on Mavl?t Squire.
ATiE’X, J0HNS05, Jr.
Not. 6, 1862. • * 7&tf
Sv'MG
I be
♦ f-Un'
hfc7e not.
ib-rr.
OOUISV5 o«
EAGLE FOUNDliY.
nr’f^s airo we '• * *'^1 onr fi stares for
air.r.ta?tvp'? rf WHEELS, •!•« owing to
,->f fi p s»jj.n!y rf Iron ,f proper nature, w?
latsly h^eu ib’** to erpply >^07 dt^ni-nd for
'» d ff:r."!»y h, 7rt.w)»r, cii' o~r’’f^ ."‘C in the
hLs «t whirls liine we shall h» ahlf to
farni-;j wh?oh cf :be follow'nfr sixes—24. 26. 28 and
30 ta.ihes; also «>. Tir*-" Tl>e Iro > w? ?bal! n‘'«
.or -f eaa tnU b*- ^'ol i (’Sarcoil Iron, atd we wir-
ruv^ ’’■nr Thsula HOT TO CilA''K. and t(» he equal to
any ^ad^? tho '^ODfeJcnoy, er ic those of Whitnay &
Sor5...f ri-.l^.d,*: »in/i, whoflo r»! ut*-*ion i« sc well known
r^y all R ‘.irt ad eotnp .nien.
W.' are prepjired Io excoute Lo'^n, I'ry S-ud, aud
Qr>C!» S-.OU W >rk. of )*ny gniipp or «iiie.
O *NDER80N * t!(».
Fayetteville. >f5roh 30 1864 19tf
Importaut Sale of Sh«e( Iron at luetleiifl
ON Thursday 23i June ensuing, in front of oar Bnles
room we will sell 100 sheets 80R0RUM PAN
I IRON, 30 inohes wide, 4J t"> d f>et long, 8 16 inch tbic'v
p This lot wa!> al»crtiBed to be ”011 at Warrecfon, N.
S ’.ou:d I he 80 forfun'ire ns to be cl'-cte I, I will s adeavor
.0 work for tbe interest ^f the oitizens of 6aicpsoi
co'»nty, to the best of my ahllitv.
JAMES S. GIDPENS. P
Clinton, N. C . Jure 7 39 t,»pd I ^ • ’’3™" time since, bat an interruption in traniporU
tiou preventfd its arrival in time for t^e «ale. In a l-
LVBKICATiniG OIL.
T'dE un-t.-rs'eu a !s now pr? jar.jd lo furnish to t;io
t . I v-ry su'^erior article of LUBRICATING
OIL. f.tp«cislh/ for Bolton and Woolgn Fittvritt We
clfcini .' at thi*? Oil 'ioefl cit gua*., and 'ji«y ho run at
gr- af» r epee . nilh less power ,h#n .*vny cjtcer Oil except
.'p“t‘'r:.
Mi’ W H Portar, Superiutendcat of Phauix Cotton
Factiry, siya,of ic “I have bsea using your Lubrioai^-
ing O 1 for 2 or 3 mon«be, and find it to be pup.'rior to
any ether Oil now in upe for lubricating.”
r John Kerehaw, Sup’t cf Blount's Crock Factory,
Baje; ‘I can cheerfully eay your Lnbrioaci»|^ Oil is a
superior a»'t;clfc. It rfoes not gum iu the least, but keeps
ibe j‘?urnal? cK'iir and bright ”
.M;- A F Beckerditc, Cbief Engineer of the C 8 Arf-e-
ual and Armory of this plaoo, was requeuted to try it
»r>d stys; “I thirk for Heht maohiaery—each maCottou^
Fact'-.ries—and for hesvy TD»\obinery when the motion
!S slow, your Lnhncit'PgOil will compare next in qaal
ity 10 Sperm ”
0*her fcV r. mftTiuf '.^turer8 have iriei it and pro-
niT^noed rnvrr^b! ’ efit.
HENRY h. COLTON,
Agent FayetteviUe Keroeiite Co.
April 18t>4 20 tf
CTVK*«»» ITRIlilSiCKt oTTnutMA^viT .^i - *T.>
I f V tiiies o' 5 cr 10 ral'ons at $25 p r gall >&; tia cauo
.>r kr.y ir, 3gO ' ;■,* -.-1 .J ? .18 or k wb«n
00PVC’:»r2t.
This is '.g r-'Od sTi 0'.’ ■'•.'i* e\n be 3"'i' wi*'»oat the
n:‘iX'’jr.'w t}' Af-j -hol, wbich it is i? *> jfe’c ro'T to
obtain. T ie wick tube o^ the or l’n»’-3’ K rosene lamp
sao’iM he slvr***’’ ’?n«T'hen»l hy nr’ “’•ini- oBi^ piece
Witli a Krap t j«is arraugJii ou^r, >: without smoke
and with us mnob briiiancy a*anv NortSfrn Ki roeen-j.
JE’-RY y. C’ T-’Ov Ac’- F K Co.
Artri’. 7. 21 fi
B
To tbe Voters of Sampson County.
bINQ ic i'.;' 3>’rvic3, I take this method '•f ■tonoaoo'-
in(j{ as a candidate to represent tl>e county
ot SAnipson in the House of Commons of the next Legis
lature As it will be irapoHNtble fnr me to meet the
goed people of old Sampson (w5i?i''nt an aoeideut) 1>^-
fo^ til? Augiist election, I can onlv say that my pri'i-
qipUs are t-'o well known to my oountym^n to admit
of any doubt as to'the coarse I shall pursue if elected
Loving mv country and bearing arns in her defence, I
can rnly sdi. “that whatever may tend to her beat
interrsts and jndepcnd»>nt nationality,” will b*' my earu-
e.'t d>sire to acaompli«b, and to buoh will my woolettme
and talents be devote.; Soliciting the suffrages of voj
ooantymcn, I am gentlemen, your obd't aerv't.
JWBS K. LA88ITER,
Of 63d R-'g’t N. C. Troops.
May 27. 36 Im
To the Freeman of Camberland Connty.
By reqne»t, 1 ania announce myself a candidate for
the office o' Sheriff of Cumberland county fthoa'd
I be elected, I can only promise as before to discharge
its dunes with wha» ahilitf I mav possee^.
HECTOR McNEILL.
M»v 9(> RR.t«
The name "of JAMES KIRKPAmiclls
respectfully submitted to the voters of Cumberland
aud Harnett to ;>n voted for as a Representative of
thosfe Counties for the H juse of Commons.
MANY VOTERS.
May 16, 1864. 83-tf
We are aothorlied aadl reqaested to
aunoance Col. B. F LITTLE as a candidate
to represent the county of R'ohmond in the
House of Comraons in the next Legislature.
Mav 19
34-19
frond
Ma'
21
ARinV S3 WN^-^S.
I AM prej'ared to mwiUiiuoUirs all l^.ncia of 'W.T.gca
Harnees for Army use. I t^n my Icoth-r and can
give good bargaii*^.. Agents will, do w ill to send thclr
erden to me m th^y s8all have prumpt attention, and
sent off in qp":;k dispatch. C^3.T*?H.
OoldstoT' P. 0., Cuatham Co., K. C., \ 341
Jnae 13, 1862. }
"^00 lb». Gam Arabic tor sale by
R. LEE.
69tf
Oct. 16.
After this date I will
pay 16 Cents per pound for ;rt |i,s, or
^ _ Ike higaeat market price, delivt ''ed in
aTetteviUe, or at my tni’lB -R'iokfich
. J MT7RT3V
FeVy 16, 1864
Wanted to Purchpsc,
WE8TFRN RAIL ROAD STOCK:
Bank Notes;
Gold and gilver; „ . ui x
North Carolina Treasury Notes ^Fu»a*hlo;)
c and $2;
«• “ Boud^, old and uew‘
Connty cf Cumberliua Bcndp:
Tc?»n of Fayetteville Bonds;
OreenBhoro’ and Certifiaates;
Confederate 7 and 8 per oent. BeadEj,
Coupons of $16,000,000 loan;
« of Town snd County Bonds;
“ of old North Carolina Bonds;
T. 8. LU'aTEBLOH.
Got. 12 1863.
OBDNANCB DBPABTMBliT, 1
RALaiQH, N. C., May 8, 1863. j
Lead wanted.—l wish to purchase Le&d for this
Department. Persons having large or pmall quan-
titietl wiH plea.^e apply &t once. Will give 1 poaod of
POWDER for 10 pJurda of lEAD.
THOS D KOGG, Capt. C. 8
In charge of Ordnance.
WESTBaiV RAIL ROAD.
rjPHE FREIGHT AND P.kS8BNGER TRAINS of this
I 1 Road leave Fayetteville daily, (Sundaye excepted)
at 8 o’clock, A. M., and returning leave Egypt at 1
o’clock. P. M. ■ *
I Cattle aud Horie Train MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
1 FPTPAY.
By order JNO. M. ROSE, •
‘Trcas’r and Gen’l Trans. Ag*t.
I Jan. 22, 1868 »7tf
From avd atter thi»
date the Steamer A. P. HURT will
lefve at 8 o’clock, A. M., on Monday
»vnd Thursday. JOS. A. WORTH,
April 6—17tf ] Ag’t C. F. Steaa^Boat Co.
A FEW IMPORTANT FACTS
IN REOABD TO
TBE “SOCTBERN HEPATIC PILLS.”
IT HEY are prepared from the best quality of Medi
, cines by the discoverer, now an aged Minister of
the Gospel, and are safe.
2. They have been known for years and tested by
thoueanda.
3. Five hundred persons-are known to have been
cured by them
4. They are not recommended by the proprietor for
everything, but only for diseases which arise from dis
ordered liveri.
6. Directions and certificates accompany each box,
and these certificate*? are fTom well known and most re-
8^eot^hle inJividuals
6. Correspondent" recommend them as good for Livor
Disease, Chills and Fevers, Paeuroonia, Jaundice. Dys
pepsia, Biliwuf Fevers, Bilious Rheumatism, Worms,
Pleurisy, Bronchitip, &c
7. Sevexal aentlem-jn stale that the use of these Pills
has t)o%n to ttiem an aanaal saving of from JiCO to
fl^OO: ♦’^•ey are t^e best plantation medicine ever offered
to the p^bli?
8 Some phyileians of the highest standing prescribe
them to their patients, aud hunireds of bozea nave been
sold to regular practitioaers
9 Durir J the last quart.-«r 2,880 boxes hare baen sold
to two Druggists, one in South Carolina, and one in
North Carolina, and some time agi over 3,700 boxes
were ordered by Druggists in one town in Virginia.
Price, $3 a box. For $30 a dozen boxee will
be seat to any address. A very liberal discoant to
Druttgists and country merchants Cash (new oarrency)
to aooomp*ny orderf. Address
GEO W. DEEMd. Goldsboro’, N. C.
Fer sale in Fayetteville by N. A. Mtedman & Co ; in
.Rockingham by T. T Nertham; in Wadesboro’ by Dr
Benneit' ia Albemarle by J. M. Bivins; in Cliaton by
Hubl>ard h Moseley.
May 10 36-16tpd
FayetteTiUe Arseaal and Araory,)
Nov. 12, 1868. /
^tOO BOUNTY.
JftouHMed Ritlemen.
Authority h^viug been granted by the War De
partment to rals» » Company of Mounted Riflemen
for service in this vicinity, natice ia hereby given that
recruits to the number of 100 non-ecntcr^U will be re
ceived tor this service. Each recruit will be required
to furnish a setriocable -horse, for which be will be al
lowed 40 cents per diem, u>d his pay $12 per month.
Writi^m jMrmifn'm will be required from parents or
guardians, where the applicant is under the cw.ietipi
age.
Each recruit must hring with him a blanket or bed
spread, and come prepared to remain
Bri'Uea, saddles, halters and saddle blankets furnish*
ed by the Govem'neut, or if the recruit comes provided
with them, he will be paid for thum a fair valuation.
Apply to Capt MATTHEW P TAYLOR, st the Ap>
secAl F. L. CHILDS.
80?f] Major C. S A. Comd’g Post.
r%OTl€E TO fr'ARHERS.
8TilAW WANTKD.
WANTED immediateiy fw t»ie floepi-alfl
at FayeitcvilJe, 20.000 p^junJn ot WHEAi SlitAVV,
tuitable for bedding. Farmers having a surplus of. this
Mtiole on hand will 0 arer a benefit on our siok ani
wounded so'diers by bringing it in. A fair pnoe wu»
be p%id Apply to . ^ 1
QU.\RTiiit:YlAflfiJit. a-, the Aiaoual
Fayettevtile ^raena’ aud Armory, Apri' 4. 21tf
Egypt €o»S .^Sitko.
TliE tinueraign .'U were, at tiio Noiambcr Tcrin of the
Coufederatc Coart, Uistnot of North Carolinik, ap-
nointed Matagera of the iigji'pt Co*l Mine property,
^ have entered into coyartaerijUip for the purptae of
ouuiag »!id selJinf Coal, aud solicit ordero for the same
ia any deeired qwaatity. Orderr for any amount can
tab supplied on short, notice. The Coal from this pro-
oerty is undoubted the best in the Confederate States.
Appueatioos nu^ be niade to Chu. B. M&llett, Fayette-
vffle N. C., or Jamts Browne, Charleston, 8. C-
’ CHARLES B. MALLETT
iAMSS BBOWMB.
' fiyartafilla, Jaa^ 3ft I***-
'• 1
i68. J
We are authorised to aanoaoce JOHX
A. LONG, aa a candidate for re-electtoa to
tbe office of Pheriff for the county of Rioh-
36 6ted-faiu
We are aathortsed to aaaouDce A. S.
MoNElLL aa a candidate for the nSoe of
8h'riff fur the county of RichmonJ at the
c-i«>a'ng August eldction.
fav 20. o4-9tpd
We are authorised to aniioiiiice
ROBERT M McNAIR of Co. C. 1st S. 0 Battalion
Artil!«ry, aa a Can'iidate for the ofiice of S.HERIFF of
R)t«‘i.>n County.
.Miy20. 34-19ipd
jli^We resp«ctrullj recomnaend Lieut.
JOSEPH A MoARTHCR,’ of C'>. 1. 61st Reg’t N. C. T ,
as a candidate to represent ua in ttie House of Commons
of the next Legislature from Cumberland and Harnett
!>ountie8. L‘ McArthur is a devoted man to bis coun
try’s oause and has been in the war ever since it began,
and he will make us a good Repreaentanve.
32-ltpd te MANY SOLDIERS.
: one Ju^ lSth-2lst, the other August 29th
AtJthTiiet’r OeotrraphT, &e , 1520 Phi;os"rhf .i'*? : oa»i. nr J j. j.- ai. 11
BooKer*ia« $2 Maele en ?: ro f.so. J.atir A ce i mention the many small
br-» »iiJ^Geom>try $26 Bsatd at the ld price, if paiti | ^r cnoouDTcra in the same vioinity.
Spottsylvacia county is another grca^ battle
ground. Gen. Burnside fought the battle of
Fredariak.^nr■*. cr 1562. He
WRi! 3!ii9et;(;ded by liookei, who foui^iit the bat*
of Obanee’lonmllCf the WiidmeeB, Ao.,
May 2d, 3d and 5th, 18G2. Again the same
neighborhood has been the scene of a tremendoua
strugfk, the most sanguinary and protracted of
all. May 5th and 6th, 1S64, witnessed the great
battles of the Wilderness; May 8th, two encoon*
tcrs at Spottsylraaia C- H.; May 10th and 12th,
two great battles near the same spot, the latter
the bluodiest ot the war. Besides these, tbere
was constant and heavy skirmishiog niteuded
with encounters that at another time wo^ii
theiuaclvcs have passed for eonsiderab^e h-ttlci.
The region of the Chickahominy is aiioiher of
Marti’ iavoritc tramping grounds. The gre^t
battles of MechaDiesville, Ellison’s Mill, Gainea'
Mill, CoM Harber, &c , June 26th, 27^h 18(32,
broke McClellan’s power, and set him upoT> his
retreat to Harrison’s Landing. It was on the
6oii of old Uaaovor, that Jackson fell upon him
like a thunderbolt out of a clear sky—uucspi'Ct*
ed and irresistable. Again great armi^ are col.-
fronted near the spot.
There are reasons which have thop gu'ded tlie
opposing warriors to these beaten fieldij. Ma-
n^ra&s commands ^he junction of two railroadS|
and the great interior highways between the hos
tile capitals. It cannot be flanked by an army
advancing on either, without difficulty; and it of*
fers an elegible battle-ground. Spottsylvania
county lies immediately across the path of an ad>
vance from the Kappahannock. The country is
favorable to defensive lines, and the railroads are
convenient for the transportation needed by our
army. Hence, a contiontation will always be
had there.
As for Richmond, devoted Richmond, it may
be said to have been fought around, on almost
all sides The most serious menaocs, however,
have come from the Chickahominy, on our north;
for it is there that that stream passes nearest to
u.s. McClellan advanced up the Peninsula; but,
when he drew near, he flung his long right arm
around in that direoVioo, to gather u.s in hia lov
ing embrace. It was there that McDowell was
to ioiD him. and thence, doubtleiw, would hare
^ ^
diti lU to th« above, we have some 60 sheetti saree qu»l-
ity we will sell privately.
It is probable that this is the only lot of the kini a'
this time in the Confederacy
CREECH & LirCHFORD, Aucl’rs
Raleigh, N. C., Jure 10 40
Richmond County.
The District Agents of Riehiuond couuty request
eu to ffieet the Central Relir-f Committee Rookinfj
ham o*’ Thursday 30ih iiistant, for the tr^cg.;ko*ion jf
important businefs A full attendince is sarnest’;-
oolicited.
The second allotment of Cotton Gards (150 pairs) will
then be distributed.
JNO. W. LEAK, Ch’n Central Relief Com.
June 10. 40-4tpd
NOTICE.
At June Term, 1864, of the Cotirt of Pleas and Quar
ter Sessions of Cumberland eonnty, the eubsiribers
were appointed Genaral Administrators cf the estate of
the late Duncan McNeill Persons indebted to the in-
t4>*tate are notified to make early payment Those hav
ing demands must present them in due time, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar cf a reeovery.
DAVID MoNEILL.
^ A A. McKETHAN.
Further Motiee.
There win be sold at Fayetteville. on the 28ih of
this month, the Household and Kitohen FURNI
TURE, and LIBRARY, the property of the late Duncan
MoNeUl. Also, the artioles in the Cabinet Vr areronm
of the deceased, such aa Bedsteads, Chairs, Washstaads.
And at tbe Mill place on Carver’s Creek, bejrinaing
with Friday the first day of July, there will be sold
STOCK of all kinds, embracing some Mnles of good
quality. Wagons, Carts, Plantation Tooib, and soiae
Furniture.
At the Taylor’s Hole Plantation, on the Cape Fear
River, on Tuesday the 6th of Juiy, there will he sold
Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Tools, Furniture, a Wagon and
CarC
The sale will go from day ta day at each pljoe, wh^n_
Ik • i««> -ittl b.
A. A McKETIlAV,
Admiristrafcfjrs.
Junes. 1R«4 89-(J.pd
We are aothorized to.aonoanee
Col. MURDOOH McRAB ks a candidate for
re-election to the House of Commons from Robeson county.
Apfil 27 27-2m
To the Voters ot Harnett Ck>unty.
The undersigned, a private in Co. A, 6th N C. Cav
alry, having been solicited by some of his friends,
respectfully announcdS hhnself to the soldiers and eiti-
sens of Harnett oouoty aa a Candidate for tbe OSoe cf
SHERIFF at the election on the first Thursday in Au-
g>i«t next. 8AM.UEL D. PIPKIN.
March 21. 17 24tjkd
CdNFEDBRiTK STATES OF AMKKIGA,
Knoireir Dipartmbht, Dist. Capi f RAa
Yfiipsingtcn, N. C., March 16th, 18t>8
Notice is hereby given to all persons havingr claims
against tbe Engineer Department, for servioea of
Blav«Hi employed as laborfcrs on tbe land dtffiieea n««r
Wilmington, N C , that the nnderaigned ia authorised
and prepared t.o pay the h»ie'.' at his a&oe, on t|^ se
cond floor of the builaiaif Uixt above Mcaref’ Di
Store, Market Street.
g^'Persous executing Powers of Attorney will ob
serve the following form—their signatures, in all oasee,
te be witnessed by two wiipest'es and signed i*'. clu.'U-
cate, or th^’v niiy be wiinefea^’ l before a Justice of the
Peace or Clv-rk of iJiy Co irt
FORM OF POWER OF ATfORNEY.
I, rf , do reby »»>poiut , of , my
true aiiu la'./ful Ajcet'f to sign rece.ipts for, and receive
payment of all mon»*ya duo t i ma by the Eoginecr De-
pir'nwi’ orrt" .Sfatos of An.eHn-, fc-r ?Hi»,
8e««lce8 of my oi>i'pes cicployed as laborers on the tan*
dafeu>ie4 at , dpring tiiTOinnth of , 1H6
Wiiupss my hand a-id at the day •>!
—^ 180
(Signed in duplioatc ^
IBeal.]
Wltcesss
To the Cltliens and Soldiers of Harnett.
At the solicitation of many of my friends I respectfully
announce my-selt' a candidate for re-election to the
oJfice of, Sherift’ for the county of Harnett. Profoundly
gfatefui to my friends both at home and in the Army for
the very ^jeneroas support heretofore received at their
hand.s, I can only pledge that should they again maul-
fest their confldenco by re-electing me I will, as hereto
fore, serve them promptly and impartially.
Veiy respectfully, JAS. R. GR.lDY.
April 13. 24-te
JYOTMCE,
6
Ne=» Hi'jkory Bujfgies,
3 Becionil-haud B gzies.
.*> Rockaways 1 an'* 2 h"is.'
pell. *
Jnr>f ft.
», wl'^eh I wt ib
A. McKF.TIIAN
99 9
JVOTMCE.
The snbecriber havinp' qoalified a? Executrix of the
last Will and Testanitnt of Wiliiam V?. II t >ell U
the last Term o* »be Court of Pleas •«lQ iarterH*ssions
for Cnmberland CcHuty, hercSy giv 'S no - r to a’l cer
eooB ic'Jebtfi.i to eai-^ Es'ste to make imaicc’i-.ta p»v-
tpont, and all pergoss having claims ega-nst rai l E^itP'c
to prp»ent tbe'" within the tirne prescri’>e by er
tain notice will be pleaded in har of their rcco»'ery
MARY T. H iTCHELL. Ex x
F*ye*^«ville, June 6.
Further IWotice.
At the Auction Store of .lohn H Cook, Esq , will be
s.''ld on Mbndty the 27m inst, a valuable lot, of
’ARPENTER’S TOOLS, consisting cf many valuable
Tools^that are valuable ani scarce—manr not to be
had Any person wishing t'* buy would do well to call
and SCO them. Al«o Fariria^ Iroplemeato.
MARY T HATCHELL, Ex’x-
JNO H COOK, .Anct’r.
40 8t
Jane 11.
The sigaiituiee of colored persons should be witaeaeed
by three wibuesses
There must be ftiparate duplicate Powers of Attorne/
for each month. Blank forma can be had upon epFli"
cati''3 at this oi&ce. *
W. H. JAMES, Capt. & Chief Ep?.
Jan’y 20,1864 130.'tf
North Caroiina.Treasory lloles*
ON d^nrday 2d July next, at ih% C”urt House in
Wadesborcugh, I will sell, by order of the County
Court of Anson, TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS in N. C.
Treasury Notea T ^e Notes will be sold for c’-irrency
ia fl’iaas to suit purchasevs. J. A. LEAK.
June 7 40ts
1NR0LL1N6 OFFICE, \
Fatittsvilli, Jime 10, t8tJ4. >
Special Orders,
No. 19.
IN Obedicncc to Irstructione fro’.n L*. Gca'l
coiomaDditig Reserve, N C , thr«"gh Or-.l?r.^ reoeiv-
ed at this Office from Chief Eu Offioe.r, 4t.h vouf, Die.,
all white male ros'dc’-ti^ of this Couuty between sg'Sof
46 and [known m S.-nior Re8'rve>«^ wur. w?re not
exempted at last cnrollm n, are hereby rcq~ r d t> as-
scmhie at theso H»«d Q'rs of Cumherl^nct county en
last Saturtlay of this month, being 25th iast , to or-
ganite “permsnently,” and to retun; I'.cu* prepared to
hold the’rselves in resdiness be oJi-le i out w^ienover
the necessities of our C'>unt»'y dp^oini their bcrv-CES.
»*»*«»
Persons of the above mentioned class can now avail
tkemoelves of I heir privilege to retitiou or apply for
special exemption or detail. It is hoped "ove will do
so merely because they have this privilege end whope
appeals for exenafption from Home dcf^nO'-^ present little
merit.
Thpse of this sflme cl.'.s? who hnve ner^r ytJ enrolled
themselves and who do not efpeeiaUy prtf«.- active Si'r-
vice might do well tn present wriittn excui.'s w.iich
will be for"avd»d to t&e proper authority for ju-’ging '^f
th»*ir sufficienoy They are notifie ‘ of th*ir p’-e.-j.mt I
abiMty to V'"‘icg at any T»»on»ent prdon -i >o the field,
penalty presorib^d by act of Congre?i to wiii'u’ delin
quents W a .SENCUEll,
40-I25J1
A
$50 Reward.
Ran AWAY from the subscriber, a NEGRO WOMAN,
hired the 1st Jan’y 1864, from Mr. A. W. S‘eel of
FAye^tcville. She is supposed to be about tbo town now
Said wom^iu’s n.%me is Betsey, and is of medium height
dark complexion, and a full suit of hair. I will give
the aboTO reward to any one who will deliver her to me
t.'~ tbe Arsenal, or eonfine her in jail.
MATTHEW P. TAYLOR
‘2fl 29-tf
FLOFR OAT»^
i^LOCR and OATS will be exchanged for Com at the
' Storu of D. McLaurin, by gi^ng him a few days
•5 ->*4oo. Floar good. Oats No. 1, black or white.
J»n*f 2f*
Fayetteville Arsenal and Armory*)
Mat 29, 1864. /
WAPKTED,
■TK) reut, a pasture for seventy head of Lorsea. A fair
I price will be raid. Siid pasture must be w-’thin
10 t r 12 miles of Fayettevi lo. Apply to
36tfl M»j TAYLOR, at the ArsenaL
Bauia of IVorfh Carolina.
the old i»me 0/ the Confederate Statu S^ote*, for them,
■ p! the.v fvre requirt 1 to a}PU for t*»e same at the
Frinciffc^ B ah, Bran;hes’»nd A/ co^s vh?>fep*yf‘hle.
By or J-r ' f the Dr.ar-I. ■'! DUW’ Y. Ca.V«.
1t*ilBijr!i. MarS7 1 nf*
. C. s. Arsenal and Armory, \
Fayettevilie, N. C , June 1, 1864. /
Foundry-man wanted.
PERSON well acquainted with the buoiness can
finl employm-nt Apply to the
^7 fill COAfO’G OFFrOER.
Ro»in Oil.
O ''A B«LS. SUPERIOR QUALITY OF ROSIN OIL.
Aidy} Por Sile by -MOpaE, CASflWELL & s 0.
May 26. 35 Im
She»tin^s, Sotton Tara and Tobaooa.
f* \LU\ YDS 4 4dHEETING;
I'XH) BuodieiJ Catton Yarn;
50 Bovps Manufactured Tobacco.
Ft'r palo hv E F. MOORE.
MrT- ‘A« "ft Im
Wanted—Wood l^and.
TH E undersigned will cive a fair price for a well wooded
tract of LAND of Itiit or 200 acres, on the Railroad at
any point between Jonesboro’and Fayetteville.' Wood,
pitch pine box d or unboxed
HENRY E. COLTON, Agent F. K. Co
Fayettnille, *prll 19 25tf
Lt & Eu Officer, Cnm' er’and-
Expreiis A§^ency!
THE Southern Express Company having completed its
arrangements, will receive and forward freight to
any points in tbe Confederacy, to whieh their lines ex
tend
All articles of freight must be securely packed, and
all boxes properly hooped, and the name of the person
distinctlr marked
All Money Packages must be securely se»!ei &ad
stamped, with private seal of the#hipper
• It is de3:re that al! Parcels. Paakepr^' or
Freight to be forwarded by either of the Boa s, bt? sent
to this Ofiice by 5 o’clock en the evening previous if
departure.
Office on Hay St, Imn Front Building, No.. 60, for
merly occupied by Starr & Williaoss
RE TALIAFERRO, Agent.
June 7 *9
FOR SJiM^E.
Fresh RIOF by * .e oa- k.
A few barrels PRl.ME BROWN SUGAR, bv
C T. HAIGH * PONS.
Jnn* 6. 3tpd
ff^R »ai7e.
FINE RO KAWAY and HARNESS, nearly new.
Apply to
A
w
June 10, 1864.
DRAUOHON.
-?o 8t
REWARD.
RANAW AY from the subscriber on the 17th inst, my
negrd boy, JOHN, 16 yeira oldUabout 6 feet high,
tnd weighs about 100 Ibe. I would oautioa 8i«dtm Boat
owners on the Eiver against lettintc him g-j on board of
any ol their boats. The above reward will be paid for
.bi4 apprehension and oouftneoMnt ia any Jail so that I
o«n get him. D* AYER.
J^TflAVEO,
About the Ist May, one COW and YEARLING.
Sa'd cow is of red yol.,r and the yearling is pretty
much the same, marked as follows: The cow with an
under crop and an over crcp; the yearling has a t wal
low fork in each ear. .Any information left &t the
Wagon Yard will be thankfully received, or I will pay
a liberal reward for the delivery ef said cattle.
W. H. WILSON.
riVtttavUII. Joaa 0.18M. M-8lpil
l§TRAYED,
Fro 1 my place on the 21st ioRt., a COW and CALF.
Th» C'tw is white with red spots The calf the
same cil.’r Calf unmarked, re^rk of cow nit recollect
ed The oow was purchased from Mr. Alex MoLeod
of Moot^ «oaa^r, and it is probable that she has foand
her wa:r back with the calf. I will pay a liberal reward
for their recovery or any infermation so that I get them
acaln. WM. MITCHELL.
K«r FiqFtte^ Maf 28. Utt
$100 REWARO.
STOLEN frjm mv etah'.e. on the night of t' e iSth of
May, a d'p biocd bay MARE, with heav;- msue
and bu.^hy tLil about 6 feet 2 or 3 inoh>'B hiet; work«
In double or sinple hnrneez; about ten years old, and
trots with great rapidity From information 1 think
she was stolen by a man claiming to be a soldier, wear
icg a blue felt hat ard carrying his arm in a sling, and
who said he was going te Tennessee The man ia be
lieved to have been seen near Joyner’s Depot, in Wilson
County, on his way to Fayetteville or up the Country.
wxllh j. epp^
HaUfko, Jose 8» 1861
move from him.
The spQts wc have referred to, and som'' others
which might bo named, will be peculiarly tbe
‘‘holy *;ro’.>n*ls'’. of our country. Every fi'^l'*. in
deed, on v.hich a battle has bo'n fou^Vr, or a
p^.triot 1'08 died, will be dear to memory and to
po«tcrity; but tiic gn*at wrcstling-grounds of the
war will bo objt^ct^i of edpecial interest. Manas
sas is long ago poetic. The WilderQe.-;“ is no
more associated with ideas of solitude and gloom,
but awakens the proudest and tenderest leool-
''flrctioDs .Chickahominy will bear its Diri)*flnou9
Indian c'^gnomec tu tbe latest history; far mc?^
famed than when King Powhatan held his war
councils on its banks, for great- feats of arnis in
Liberty’s behalf have made its name oe! brious
and immortal.
It is meet and ptoper in such a oonneuiion to
pay the tribute of a notice to the beloved «^hicf
who has led our armies through nearly ail Le
Bc^'ues to which wo have referred. On the 31st
of May, 1862, General Johnston wap 'ji-”’ !
rifle shot on the battle-field of Seven Pine-*.
The next day—just two years ago—G#*n. J.e9
took command. Two years! How lo.hj th:.y
seem to have been. For these two years Opueral
Lee has led the great army of Northern Virginia
No m»n can know until the records are uncovered,
what di«pr*'portionate means he ha.« accom-
|t!‘shed his great achievements. H« has had no
controversies with his Government. He has in
dulged in no murmurs. “Do the best you can
for me—I will do the best I can with wbat you
g’vc tQ‘\”—♦hi.^ ha.s been the sentiment on which
he h!»s actcd. All through the great biltlcs of the
Chickahominy in 1862, the great battles of the
Second Manassaii, Uic capture of Harper s terry,
the battlcH of. South Mountain and Sharpsburg,
the great battles of Frcdricksburg and cf Chan-
ceUorsville, the Pennsylvania campaign, down to
the miel'ty engagements yet unconeluded with
Gcd. Grant, thi» unmurmuring patriot and glo-
r;ou.=? 1 ,adcr hiis t'^.ii'ht on, labored on with on-
abated and un k inir zeal, for his country and her
cause. Even lAw he is in the perils of the battle,
watching over ms men like a father, at»d leading
th: m liktj a ero. Is there a heart in the whole
Ceafodoraey ti.al h r>ot sending its aapirruions to
Heaven, not only for continued vitory on his arms,
but for his own personal safety and happines.-^.'
Not ooel
. Consider, t»o, what a versatility of talent and
of policy Geu. Lee has had opposed to In
his two years ot c'lmpaigning, he has had to
study the whole catalogue of promine at Federal
Generals, a’id adapt bis own measures to their
peculiar ideas. Tiie cautious, ambitious ,.rd able
McClelUo, 'vho’ie genius made the Army of the
Potjioac; tho braggart Pope; the gifted Mc b l.an
once uiorc; the weak Burnside; the hot He)».ded
Hooker; the prudent Meade; and last, the famed
Ulysses S. Grant, with the laurels won at Doael-
son, and at Vicksburg, wreathed around his brcf?.
have all in succession, b>en sent agaiust *iiiu,
each at the head of an outnumbering army.
Lee has stood at bis post, aud iought and baffled
and defeated them ail. “What surprises us,”
paid a Yankee pri.soner the other day, “what sur-
priflcs us is, that Gen. Lee has never needed to
be relieved. It has been Lee all the time. We
have sent against him many of our Generals, but
none of them have been able to out-manoeuvre
him He is a grea.. man.” And well mighr tbe
nan say ho; and grateful should we be to toe
Pr *viueiice which raised him up lor tJio great
occai^ion, and Las preserved his life and LiA
health.—Richmond ISentinel.
Pnlina Christi IBean*.
Tub snbseriber will ^03 the higbetsi oasa pnoei lor
aD,r ^uaaUiy of Palir^' Chri-i W0R73-
» r»*« R ^1^^ '* ^
Blank Warrants for ialo b«ra»