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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, MAgCH'-9, 18C6.
(MO U16.]
POINTED HONDArS AlJT> THUR8DATS.
rowiRD j. HiLfi A mm,
RDIT0R8 AIJD PBOPRIST^BSS.
r^90 hr the 8««i.W«ek!7 OBsasTn 520 00 for six
■ratka.
r*T tk« WtAiy Osram^v «1» 00 for «ix momthi
JtV^ADVBRTlSEBOiNTS liwertM for ffl par s^tuure
tf 10 OT j>Qb)!««tloa AdTerfiitre
PvqaMied t« st«(« the Boiob«r laseriiens dft-
stret, «r th«y wiu b« owotlaasa till foAu, and eharged
»co«i4tagij.
Advartiscrieata eonitnnad mwW«, ohurfc^ CUf per
wBt fxtn.
8PBCIAL NOTICE.
•*! »«tor tkii d»t«, n» nfrae of • aatr sabioiibcr
w® ^ xrttk9ut pajseot i« adTaaao, nor irUl
lUfp9rh« sexit t« m«]i eu^aoribtxc for »loo£«x
tiUM la p*hi for.
Smok eftroji^old suMvrfbon* m tlvrlrs te..-islrn &• pn-
on thi« uyst m
fitttaaw. Jeu’y 1, Ict/i.
W. DRAVGHON,
auctiohebb,
1. 1. Comer Market Sf isns
FATETTETOLlB, M. Ck
‘ Prooipt atieatioita givea to *11 biuiaefls is hfs
itnuied to
tntnuied to him.
Jbae 10, 1864.
40tf
ISAAC HOLLINGSWORTft
%tMr tid CoBMissioB Herehant,
FATBTTBVILLE, N. 0.
JStHl
40 if
Jmy 10, 1868.
98-tf
WArVT£D,
Sheep SIcitis! Sheep Skine!!
IWILLjmj tke luc^est oush prioe or exoli«nfe No. 9
«r 10 Cotioa Oar^ for aithw raw or tann^ sheep
A. A. MoKEiniN.
Kov’r SI. 89«i
ASLMY HARHE88.
IaIi prapwed to aianmliaotare all kinds of Wagoa
Bara aw tor Anaj oae. I taa my leather and c«c
||t4 gaod bargains. Ageate will do well ta aesd th>>ir
Wim to me as thej sb^ have promM attemioa, and
MBt off ia qoiok dlcpateh. JOHN GABTB&.
aklat>a ?. O., C^tham Co., N. G., \
Jtsae 18,1868. /
Mr i
or at mj miil« «a ftoo!
fab’j 16» 18C4
After tliis date 1 irill
M Ounta r*»^. ?*
ue ^ij^heflt market prioe, deiiTared in
“ iklsh.
0. >nmPHT.
7-t:
0MBI15C1 BIPAITIUVT. • ^
Rajuicts, N. C., May 8, 1863. /
lAD WANTED.—I wish to porahase loiad for tUi
Dq^avtataat. Paraons having large or e^sall qoan-
apply at onoe. Will gira 1 pound of
I fbff 10 pcanda of i«SAD.
TH08. D. HOQQ, Oa|)t. 0. S.
§9.|f In charge of Onlnaaoe.
CWDTMIIAIS 8TAT1S Of iMlB10A»
Saonnaa DaPAanunti, Dnrr. Catb Fsab,
Wilmiaftoii, N. C., March 16th, 1863
,1
Nones ia hereby giTea to all persona ha^inc elaima
against ike Engineer DepMtmeni, for MrTiees of
riavcfl employed as laboren oa the Imd d^cnett nawr
WBafaigioa, M. 0., that the oaderaigaed is aathoriied
asd prepared to pay the aame at kia affioe, on t^e ae-
ooad floor of the baildiag aaxt abofve Means’ Drag
Ston, Market Bteaet.
j|0r Parsoas axeonting Powers of Attorney will ob-
Ika fUlowing form—their aignatutee, in all casea,
te ba witnened by two wltneaaea and aignad in dupli-
or thfy may be witnessed before a Jostioa of the
Peaoa ar CHerk » any Court.
FORM Of POWER OP ATTORNEY.
L —»». of ■ -, do kereby appoint , ef , my
inie aad lawfol Ageat to rign receipts for, aad reeaiTe
Bwnent of all moneys due to ine by the Engineer De-
partmaat of the Gonfederate States of Amerioa, for the
m rtuQg 0f By alaTea employed as laborara on the laad
ai —. daring tiia moatk af ——»186
WUasM agr ka»d and saal at , Ma day of
—, IM
WUaas*
FA7ETTEVILLE NORTH C^R0LI2IA
The First SeesioA of this lastituilon will eomaenoe
1st of February, 1865.
Applications fur adiaii.8ioD senBi be addrasaed to
Mej. WM A. BANK8. 8ap«ri»t«n(!ea*.
%0-tf
Get. 34
WV9^. JUcMs. J9teK*aiJi%
Attorney at Law,
Fatkttsvxlu, N. 0.
attend the Couaty and Saperier Oonrts ot
Tf Oaaiberland, Haraett, Moore and Robeaen Coua-
ilaa. Prompt attention givea to Uif ooUeotion of
dUaa entrusted ta his
0«t. 17, 1869. 68*tf .
JOS. UTIiEY,
•t'o#sj mnd tknnmisH^n JWerehatU^
FAYKTTBVILLB, N. 0.
IIm signatoraa of ariwrad panens skevU ba wiiaasstd
^STbasiaparatt dapBuat* Powits of Attorney
fw^a^ ^^f«^«aa otkadapontppl^
•atlaa at this oftoa. - .
W H. JAjWW. Oat>* * Oklaf Kaf.
A
Hxadqe’s AaMiKs or the 0. Statks, )
11th Febioarj, 186& j
Gsvimat Oaoaas, No. 2.
la entering apon the campaign about to open,
the General'in-Ghiei feels assared that the sol-
d'ezB who have so long aad so nobly borne the
hardships and dangers of the war, require no ex
hortation to respond to the oalls of honor and duty.
Witii tbe liberty transmitted by their forefatb
VTBSTCRIV RAII4 ROAO.
FREIGHT AND PAS8BNGBP* TRAINS of this it
Ro.«i IcareFayetteriUedaUy. (ihiadayseacepted) !£T® lamented the spmt-to drfepd it.
n . ./I I nn/\infa KAfv^A«% «««• «kKa/sAf eu
•t o o’olook, A. M.» rctundAg fijc^rpi %ix
o’clock, P. M.
OmttU «ud Rort Trmn MONDAI, W£DNSSCATacd
FRIDAY.
By ordfir JN». M. JBOSE,
Traaa’r cixt Gaa i Ttio:ji. i^’t.
Jaa. 1968. 97tf
From and after
d*kte tk« 9t«amer A, P. BUST will
leave nt 8 a'oiock, A. M., on SSc-tiila-ir
JOB. A. WORTH,
C. i. Bismm .*>c?-t Co.
aid Ttoraday.
Apxli—17tf j
ft*r War aitf
^I4ifn«
As tbe Agent of ■oif»oa #ea. Warrea, I will receive
and forward all bucas, Ac., for Soldiers aad pirisoa-
ars of war, f^ea of okarga- The Boxes ehoald be here
by the 25fh ofeaah aoatk, ac tkat tliey oaa reach
i^eigh by (k* iasaof caoh aoath.
I 'Wish the boxes sent to ms to mark, with written la-
slroctiona, so that 1 may £>ftve it properly doae.
All boxui for prisaaera ef wnr mast be aa ligUt aa
p?ssible. If they n'aooid areigli mon than 100 Ibn. they
oaaaotgo. JOSEPH A. WORTH.
Fayetteville, Nov. 16.
FAYETTEVU,I,E
aiiTDiL iNsoaMci: coMrist.
Capital ia Premium Notes amcunts to $267,688 ‘Jtb
Caak oa hand aad otkier a^86tc, 5,077
Total, f272,765 16
Tka Ocmpaay hav« pAid all losses promptly, and
have never made an aaflcssnarat on tkelr vremlum notes.
Total losses paid, S!^,683
OrTioaaa;
GEO. McFBILLjInresiient.
i>. A. RAf, Vice Presicieai
C. A. McHlliXiAN, iJso’y
D\30k>u:
W. N. TiUUigha?*
S. J. Hinsdale,
Wot. McIatU'iA,
T. d. Latterbk,
A. W. Steel,
J. G. Utfok,
Hon. J. Q, Bbcp!i»ri,
R. F. Brown, J
A. E. HjiU, / S*o»-
Joltn Oalliaa and G. 0. *i'‘^rum.'»en, TrsvaUnf Ageatt
Si^The Coa>i9*ay ap;Uc*>>ooe.
MavM. 1P«T.
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover,'
8. T. Hawl»,
Nathan^ Steiraan.
0. B Malleu,
James Kyle,
A. A. McSelltea,
J. D. "77iliiaau,
8. W. Tiiliagiitst.
H
WAiHTBD,
IDES to tan on shares. Terms | Leather or its
time if deelred by C Okie’s patent. Persoas wishing
their Hides tanned can fend them to onr addrcsa to
Egypt Depot, whert they will be laksn from and Leathsr
(?dlivered at our eicpenae. Oar addrees is Beaumont,
Chatham County D VAT80N ft CO
Reforance Messrs. G W Williams k Co., F»yotteviIle.
Jan’y 26. 4 2aspd
Boxes For Soldier*.
LL BOXES FOR 80LDIER8 OR PW305ERS OF
XX War from North GaroUaa, ^
lag aamed pmoos wiU ba promptly forwarded fraa of
Dr D F SoBuney, Askeville;
Dr W A Oellett, Morganton?
Dr J W Allison, Btatestille;
Dr J L Neagl®, Greensboro;
Mr A Hagan, Ckarlotte;
Mr Edward Hege, Salem; .
Capt J N McDowell, Rale^;
Joseph A Worth. Fayetteville;
E Murray k Go, Wnaiingtont
Mr F L Bead, Tsrboro;
•Mr J A J Askew, Coleraln;
Mr F L Roberts, Murfreesboro.
The Boxes should ba weU hwp^
Md deUvered in time for my Special Mtwnger who
leavaa Raaigk on the first day of every month.
EDWARD WABEB«. Bargeon Ge^ N Q.
Balai^ Oct 29.
I WILL pay ODethous»^ >cllir.^Telrara fir appro
hensioa of a man by cf WM 8 rORKMAlf,
wbu brv>ke Jail ia this c'^Q^y on the 80ih Dee'1864
Baid Corkman is abou'. 21 years of age, about 6 feet
8 or 9 iaohea high, U^at oompleoted, light hair, sto-nt
built.
Also, Five hn«drei dollars for each of the following
persons who broke jail at tts same timK
Wiley iiunncry, wlio is about 86 years of aire, 6 faet
10 iMChes high, stout boiU, light csaplsCted, light
aair, three fingers of hie left haai off.
William L. Perry [.fiu4l] ekort. thiok aet, stout built,
dark complected, troat Ueth bad, one oat.
Jokn Hill, [his supposed name, he has refos«d to tell
it,] about 27 years of ags, short thick set, soar oa his
head from a reemt blow, bad hang-dn^ conatanance.
P. F. ALDERM4N, Jailer.
Dec. 80 1864. 97-tf
IVotice—$^00 Reward.
RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 27th inst, two
n;gro men, vis: CHARLES, sometimes called
BROACH, about 20 year« old, six feet high, dark cop
per color, weighs about 160 lbs. WILLIAM, sometimes
called JOHNSON, about 19 years oid, five leet t«n
inches high, copper complexion. wMghs about 170 lbs.
The above reward will be paid for their apprehensios
aad delivery ia any Jail sa I can get then.
W. L. LEOtTT
Bennattavllla. 8. G., Fab’y 4. . 7-2mtx>
WAilTED,
Hides to Tan on shares. Terms | leather or its
equivalent in cash. I can tan it in a very short
time. Persons havicg hides to taa, c«n send thorn to
my address at Jonesboro’, W R- & , Moore county, or
deliver them at my Tan Yard.
JOHN M. BLOAN.
Jonesboro'. Teb’y 9- 9-1 Ot)^
The ohoica between war and abjcct submission
is before them. To such a proposal brave men
with arms in their hands oan have but one answer.
They* cannot barter manhood for peaoe, nor the
right of self-g07emment for life or property.
But justice to them requires a sterner admoni
tion to those who have abandoned their eomradet
in the hour of peril. A last opportuni^ ia offer-
! thf>T? to wipe C2t the disgraee and escape the
' pinisliment of their orimea. By authority of
tho Ptc^deat cf ths Gonfederate titat08| a jm^ob
*iq sn{is::c3vra to raeh deserters and meat impro*
, parly absent, at) shall return to the commands to
which they belong within the shortest possible
time, not ezcoediog twenty days from the publi
cation of this orderi at the headquarters ot the
department in which they may be.
Those who may ba prevented by intermpiioa of com-
monications, may report within .tha time speaified to
the nearest enrolling oftoer or other tifficer on dnty, to
be forwarded as s:»on a« praoticable, and upon preaentinic
a certificate from such offieer diowing compliance with
this requirement, will receive the pardon hereby offered.
Those who have de«itrted to the service of tka eaemr,
or who have deserted after having been once pi^onfid
for the ^ame offence, and those who shall dase^ or ab
sent themselves withont authority after the pubUcation
of this order, are excluded fircm its benefits. Nor does
the offer of pardon extend to other offences than de-
qerlion and absence without permission
By the s&me authority, it is also declared that ac gene
ral amnesty will again be granted, aadthofw who refuse
to accept the pardou now offered, or who shall hereafter
desert or absent ihetnselves withoat leave, shall suffer
such punishment as the Gcarts may impose, and no ap
plication for clemency will be entvrtaiaed.
Taking new resolution from the fkte which our ene-
ories iatead for us. let every man devote all hit ener
gies to the common defence Our resources, wisely
and vigorously emp’oyed, are aarle, anivlth a brave
army, snstaiued by a determined and united people,*
euooess, with fod’s assistaaoe, caonot be donbtfuL The
advantages of the enemy will have but little value if we
do net permit tk^^m to impair oar resolutioa Let ns,
then, oppoee oonstaTicy to adversity, fortitnda to suffer
ing and courage (0 danger, with the firm assurance that
He who gave frradom to onr fathers will bless the ef
forts of their chuarea to preserve it.
R. E. LEE, Gaaeral.
. n-6t B E Laa, Gen.
MMd4r% Army «f tiue C. t,.!
] Ith Febntary, 1866. /
GaxaaAi. Oanaas \
N» 8 /
The diacipline and effieienqr of the army hava been
greatly impaired by men leaving their proper ecm-
mtnds to joia others, in which they find service more
agreeable '
*Thts pnotice, almost as isjnrious in its eonsequeaces
aa the crime of desertion, by the Articles of War ex
poses the offsnder to a simi^r pnaishment, and sab-
Jects the officer reseiviag him to dismissal fTom the
army
It is therefore (ieelared that ike previsions of Oaaaral
Order No 2 of tkf? date, from army headquarters, ap
ply to such mns as here left their proiier commaods
a-rs jstned of aera wiihoat belug ragalarl/ trasa^erred.
They wiU receive the pardon premised ia that order
upon coeplyiog with its ooadiUoas, or suffer the eoase-
quences attached to aeglec^ing it
Th» nam^s of such »bsentees will be fortkwitk. re
ported to these hcadqoarters by the officers with whom
they are serving, and immediate meaeores taken to re
turn theai to their proper commands.
' As soon as practicable an inspection will be made,
and charges will be preferred against those who neglect
to enforoe this order.
11 6t] R. E. LEE, General.
Wagont and Teams Wanted.
WE will give steady hauling and good wages for
three or four wagoas Snd tea>ns
M^ORE k GA8HWELL.
Feb’y 11.
lia
An OTerseer Wanted.
I WANT to employ aa OVERSEEtt. He must be
clear of conscript, aad so\>er, steady and attentive;
one ia whom eoafideaee oan b? placed. Early applioa-
tion iit desirable.
Address BOX 176.
Fayetteville P. Fob’y IV. lltf
Soldiers’ Clalmi.
rpHE nndereigne'd haviag beea
1 aionar to, iavestigate, oo“«®‘fu? 5o!h
of Deceaeed Soldiers ^ gives Jh^
iast, he WiU be prepared to furnish the
by the wives, ehildren, executors or ®
deeaaaed soldiers may have thair claims “ PJ®'
per form to be filed in the Auditor’s office in Richmo^
and will nee every effort in his power to have the same
PfOlQptlT Mid. • AA
Persons applylag far blanks must forward a 0 cent
postage stamp (or two 10 cent bills) to prepay the pos
tage on the same. . » .
A Register of aUftlaims wiU be kept aad at aay time
tka state of a claim may t»a aeeertained.
HBNRT B COLTON,
fayetleviUe, N. 0.
Iib'y li.
RA«^S! RAOSn—The infe
rior quality of tha paper on wiaick the
__ Observer niu been printed of late, aad
which is a great eye-sore to us,' is owing to the want of
a snl&cient supply of good rags, and the consequent nec
essity te resort to inferior materials. We appeal to the
friends of the Observer at all acccssible points, to save
up and bring ^ town all the rags they caa procure.
Vie have no time ourgelvea to attead te their purchase,
but Messrs. Geo. W. Williams k Co., the Agents ia
this town of Mr. Mnrpky, will pay 26 oeats per lb. fer
tkeau
• HALB ft eONS.
lUltf
BLAIVK DC£DS
JU8T PRINTED on euper paper. For
A.^*t and Inap’r «l«n’a •Am.1
RioaMoBD, Bapt. 11, iSM. /
GaHaaAi. Oanaas, )
No. 122, \
mTHE follswing act of Ccngress is published for
« the information of all coacerned:
‘‘Evary person, not subject to the Rules and articles
of war, who shail procure orentiee asold'erof theCoa-
federate States to desert, or who shallpurchate from any
soldier his armt, uniform, clothing, or any pari thertof,
shall upon legal coavictioD, be fiaed, at tha diecretioa
of the Court having cogniiaa*e of the same, in any sam
not efteeding three hundred dollars, and be impriscDed
not exceeding one year.’’
By order of the Secretary of War.
(Signed,) S. COOPER, Adj’t k Insp’r Gen.
HEADQUARTERS RESERVE N 0 1
BALaioH, Feb’y 10 1866 /
OfBaial: JNO. W. BIN8DALB,
10 7t A A Gea’l
luper paper. For eala at tka
OBSERVSB BOOKSTORE.
]>4«. 3.
se.
Wool Wanted for i\9 8tat« ef N. CaroIlBa.
The undersigned «cntlB:;a to excSange GOTTON
YARN for WOOL, one bncdle of Yarn foe 4 lbs. un
washed, or 8 lbs. clean washed Wool, They wUl*al8e
pay a liberal price io rash for large or small lete>
« GEO. W. WILLIA MS ft CO., Afts.
VavwMwflla Tnw* '•ft 4Mf
Bea4«uarten S4 itofn Jan. lUaerwn^
C&MP MoLi^, near Goiaebwro’, J»a’y 80, 1864.
OaaiiaAL OHdixs, No. —.
All men abseat from this command without leave,
are her^y ordered to report to these Headquarters
immediately, or they will be considered as deserters,
aad dealt with accordingly By order of
W. FOSTER FRENCH, Lt. CoL Comd’g.
r. M. AaesToi, Aet’g Aty’t. l-lOt
OFFICE POST lirARTSRSIAliVKll,
4th ConsressloBal BUtrlct, 9.
FATaTTaviua, N C.. Jan’y 19, 18ti5. j
Enrolling officer^! and Tithe Agenrs 4th Con
gressional District N. C , will please notioe the OtV'
cnlar belowi
[corr ]
Covs. ^nea, Eaiamh, N. 0., Jan*y 9,1M6
Ciaoin.Aa, \
No. 70 /
• a • ' • a
nTHE incsnvenicace cansed by the interference
, with the Agents of the Tax in Ehid sewice rea
ders it necessary to remind Enr«'lling Officers tkat Gene
ral Orders, No 16, from Head Quarters I. Jttrrt), aad
snbsequeat instruction thereon, direst that employees
of the Tax in Kind eerriee. shall not be seat to Camp
«f las'rncti^n EtirpUittgOfficers will, however, prompt
ly report to this offioe*aay abase of the previaieas ef
kis oniAr.
By order of the Com
(Burned)
8 t]
Offlciab
Q@d»k
dt
E. J. HARDIN,
8. M. FINGER,
Mij. and Comd’g Q. M. N. G.
J M. McGowan,
Oaft. and Pea'- Q. M.,'4th Ceng.
Tax iil lUndy RolN»ion Oonntjr.
The Titke Payara ef Bobeson eaaaty are reapeciAiBy
reqaeste'd te aeet ns at tke fbllewtag tiiaes and
places fer tot fwpen ef Ustlnf tkeir BAOOK of this
seasem
HerellnrUle, Wednetday Marok 16th;
Bt. P&ai’p, Thursday Marek 16th;
Lumber Bridge, Friday Marek 17i!k
Baadal«vlll«, Satorday Marek 18th;
Smith’s, M,»nday Marek 90th;
.AlferdsriUe, Aaesday Marek 21it)
Thoap’Ttn’e Wednesday Marek
White il^ouea, Tknreday M«reh 28d$
MIUs, Friday Marek Mth;
Baek S^aiap, Satorday Mare*! 36thf
liumbe^a. M«MBday s^ Tossday 27th and Sitk af
of Superior C«ur^ *
Barat Saamp, Wedneeday Kareh 29tk.
Those rcai'U^ Ib Saaley’s aad Wiahart’e Blstriate
will please maet aa at Lnnktitoa Maaday er Tuesday
27ft or 2Stk This the v ry best anaafemcnt we
eaa pessii jy :^e. -Kaewiag tkat autny paraoaa resld-
iag ki wUl aeaeisarUy^ bi attMdaaae
at Oe«rt • Wkers penmas caaatrt e««rPrrTtr5»e^t»;
they MSt sead la their Uste daly aotkeatieated An
aeeorate liit ef’idl tke (aet) pork sla»tktered durlag
twelve maatks precediag IstMwrah 18^6. Tke true
meaaiag ef tke term net is>rk meaas the hog aftw.beiag
•3ressed limply flie weigktef kams, ekootders and
sides alone caaoet be reasived. Again we retnn. onr
thaake to the people fer paaetuality in listiag tkelr
Titkes under «x2sug crisis.
AjrOUS'D BBOWB,
EVffH A. OAMPBBLL,
Assessers 26k Distriei.
Feb’y 2S. 14 8t
Til IN KIHD, RICHMOND COURTf.
The eliixaas of Riohmoad Ceaat? are requested te
meet us at the following times aad places, prepared
to list the aaraber pounds pork pr^need by kegs
slaugktered by them wilkin the year ecdiag oa tbe 1st
March, 1866:
At Laurel Hill ea tke l^tk aad 14th Marek.
At fltewartsrille oa 16tk aad I6tk March
At Wiillaoiflbn’s on 17th March.
At Bcokinjrtam on 20tk and 21st March.
At Steele’s 22d aad 28i March.
At Mlaeral Springs on 24'k Marek.
We kope all 1^1 attead promptly.
W. D. TOWNSEND,
PETER MeRAE,
Aseeesors 88d Tax Diet
Feb. 28, leet. 14 14M
Camp near Cape Pear Rirer.
Haai>«’as G. 8. Navai, Foaoas, March 2,18M.
NOTICE.
All abseatew ft-om this oemmaa^, wke reaort'Aen-
selvas on board C. 8. Iteaaer *'fatrick ueary” at
Riohmoad witMa tweaty days from this proclamatioa
will aot be ^nJshed. Those who remain abseat will be
arrested aad treated as deserters.
J, B. TUCKER,
16-8t Flag Officer Commaadiag, IM.
Parrafllne ljiil>riMtinir4lil.
Having by carefoi experiment altered aad greatly
improved tbe character ef onr Oil, we aow offer for
sale aa arUcle of Lnbiieatiag Oil for Cotton Factories
whick kas ao superior in tke Confederacy. It does not
gum or chuL This Oil we guarantee with earefai trial to
be th« beet and ohea*>est ^il for fine machinery ia tke
Sontk. As tke nadandgaed f^vee kie pereoaal aUsea-
tica to tke p*'apMatioa of tke it skall aet deteriorate
Ja quality biS Mner improve.
Beware te Ageatp Roakfiek aad Bee^>er Greek Mann-
tMtniH^^^^ayettevHla, N 0 , wko j^oaooaee it a
. HBKRY B. COLTON, A«i F K. Oa.
Bov^t S8.
W
mineral Flre-Proo^ Paint.
B are aow prepared to sapply aay qnaatity of tUs
Patat ia powder. It lea Peroxide ef troa, aad
will ataad tke mort eevwe tests witk fiae Celer deep
reddiak brewa.
HENBY B. OOLTON, AgH F. K. Gcw
layftte^ne, NoVr 28. 8Btf
OmCIPOSTt ^
FATaTTBViiiUi Marco 8, >866 )
Tt TitliB hgmtXM la Aioluitad Cti^y.
YOU will eelleet ae seen as pessible all TTiraBd fap
year coanty, partieolarly Baeoa. De aet wait for
AssMsori. . .
Jkmwr* are rafaested te delivw as seel as peeeikla
». Kf. MoGOWAN,.Capt
16-2t*l t aad Poea^Q M., 4th Ooag. D!at, N. 0.
Offie* Conntir Ag«nt, )
Fayduoviie, N U , 4, iiiS f
THZ proeaoere of Cumberlaad are nrgeatly requested
te tiring in their Ttiiies to this d^pot as early as
poasibU, eepeeially Baooa, whether tkei’ooghly eared
or n^ Tku aniflli is Buoh needed by tkt Armj
Bew is tka time to usplay patriotism.
J WILLIAMS, Ag’t
lA-4t*4t Coaaty ef Comberlaad, N 0.
BHiayctto^Ill* AxmoaI Ja AnsMMTFTl
Faoruar? 2a, i 6a. /
A LXi Oeattaeters muI Baipleyeaa ef Coatraators fer
to
tUe Peetfer aaty Airway'
J>ring tken witk then for nonate^ rviee
14 4t F L T!HILDf, T u OoL Comd’g.
•iMdaurten 7U Begn H. )
Maaao&iA, Feb’y 2^ 1866. )
LL abeeateee from tkis commaad are ordered te re
A.
port Immediately te me at tkii plaee
lA^Stpd
JA8. 0. BURB. C01
CeUFEDERATE TAX KOTIC1S,
EICHMOND COUNTY.
r[B OcUectcrs witk Assessors wUl meet the Tax
payers at tke fellowieg tim^ and place*, to-wit:
At Laarel HilL ea Monday aad liieBday Itth aad
14tk Marek.
At StewartsviUa, on Wednesday aad Tfesrsday 16th
aad l«tk March.
At WilliMasoa's, oa Friday 17tk Match.
At Reekiagkaro, Moaday aad Tneeday SOtk aad 21at,
Superior 0 urt week.
At Staelc’St Wednesday aad l>arr.'ay22d and 28d
Marek.
At Mineral Springe, Friday 24tk March,
To aasess aad cellect the feUewtag taxes, new due,
Tax oa Privileges;
Ckoss quarterly aalesi
AddiUonal tax on proits made by bnyiag and selliag
betwaea l7tk Feb’y aad 1st Jaly 18^$ laeenes, sala
ries aad profits for 1864.
. Additioaal tax .ea profita eie«eding ^ per cent,
made by aay eofptratien er jo^t stock Go.,’ dcring tke
year eadiag 81st Dee’r. Also, 1 per ceat ea all agri-
cnltural pro|wrty not keretofore coUee'ed
Persone failing te'meet ns at tke above aT-poiatmente
wiU kave but oae more opportunit? of making returns
Ac, oa Meaday aad Tues^y of April Gonrt, »fter which
tiaie tke booke will be closed Hereafter, |^s •monat
of quarterly salss must be made promptly oa 1st Sat'^r-
day of April, Jaly, Oct’r and Jaa’y, at the Court House
in Bockiagkam, cr tke penalty will be enforced in every
^taaee. All persoas a arrears for tax must meet me
aad pay seea, or tke extreiae paaalties ef tke law will
be eaforeed.
L. W. MeLAUBIN,
Tax OoL 881 Oiet. N. G.
Feb'y 28. 1866. 14t%1 Mb
Confederate Tax IVotice.
1WILL attend witk tke Aateesore for tke parpeee e
collectiBg all arrears of TaxM, aad to liet all Pork
elangkured frem 1st Marek 1864 to let M^ck 18Ui. l
kopa all will attend premptlr at 10 o'clock at tke fol-
lowiag timee aad BlaiM. vis: Arck’d Kelly*a. Marek 16
1866; M Shefleld’s, l^tk Much; Smyrna Bekool Hons
>7thi BHter’e 18tk: Salem Chnrch 30th; D. C C*mp
beU’e Slet; B. M. Ifelatoah’s S?d; J R fflcaa’s 2^':
Abealem Keliy’a 24th; Poter Morrla’s 2^th; cf. MoK
Z> m»rn^, r*-i tm kgrlmf
23tb; Mrs Barrett'e SOtk; Gartkage tlet aad let day e*
April
It is reqnsated tkat all attead witk tkeir lists mgte
out. ALB3L KELLY, Col 82d Diet.
Gartkage, March 1- 16 tt
A
WANTB0,
T Be. 17 Maritet Bqaare.
««LD AND SILVER;
. • BABKN0TB8;
N. 0 TBBASUBT NOTBB
nOTlCE.
Bt order of tke Goaaty Gonrt of Baadolpk, I wiU eell
at tke Court Hense deer ia tke Towa of Askeboro’.
on Tuesday the 98th inst., Tweaty Thousand Dcilara of
COUNTT BONDS, tea yeare 'to nia, payabl« ia g^d
aad lawful mea»y, iateraet payable semiaaanaUy, ia
suck ncaay as will
Marek 1.
ders for
* EAoo: FoiriiDn. i
FATaTTanLLB, N. C., July 4, 1^64. |
B ABB NOW PBBPARED TO BBCBIVB OB-
ders for
RAIL ROAD WHEELS
af the following elies, v’a: 24, 26.^ 28 and 80 iaeh. Akw
CHILLED TIRES. The Iron we ehall nee for them
will be COLD BLAST CHARCOAL IRON,*^d we war
rant oar wheels NOT TO CRACK, aad to oe equal te
any made in Ac Confederacy, or to tkom of WUtaey k
Sens of Pkiladelphia, whoe* repntatien is so well known
by all Rail Ro«d Ccmpaaies.
We kave the best facilities for transpcnadea by
Steamers te Wilniagtea, fkom tkeace to any part ef tkie
Cenfbdetacy.
Orders respectlUly seEdted.
46tf] D. ANDBR80N k 00.
■«M4aart*n Beacrre, If. €•,
RAUBian, N. G-, FeVy 17, 1666.
GaaaaAL Oaaaa, 1
No.6 /
I SPECIAL at*.entiea is called to tke 84ta Article of
, War, and General Ordere No. 78, series of^864,
from the Adyutant and laspeotor General’s Office, whick
will be strictly observed in all cSrreepoadence witk
tke^e Hetidquarters.
All communications not properly endorsed aad for
warded tkrougk the prescrioed chsnaels, will be re
turned witkout action, and a repctitioa ef the offeaoe
will subject the party to trial /or a violation of orders.
Letter paper will be folded in three, aad foolscap ia
four equal foils and endorsBd thus:
j. Post or .station and date of Letters.
2 Name and Rank of Writer.
8. Analysis of Goatents q
By comnaad of Lieut. Gen. Holmbs:
CHA8. S. STRINGFELLOW.
12-I2t MaJ. and Ass’t Ad^’t General
For Rent,
[ WAREHOWSB. Will stere from 600 to 1000 bales
i. cotton. B. F. MOOBB.
Feb’y 10 9 Im
Palma Christl Reans.
The subsstibtr will pay the ki|*sst saak pHses for
any qaaAttty tS Pabna Okristf Maas.
h A.
COTTON CARDS!.
NO. 10, an excellent article, wkoleeale or retail, at
MARTINS’S.
Feb’y 22,1S66.
12 6tpd
Plantation for Rent.
The sabscribers offer fer rent their PLANTATION,
on tke Cape Fear Biver, oppoeite Snmmerville in
Harnett eenaty» for 8 yearn. The farm ooataias 8 er
400 acres of cleared 1m^, e( wkiek a fiir prop«tion la
River bottom which was not cuMivated last year There
are 10 acres sawn in wheat, aad an exeellent raagft for
hogs. The faeilities lor iiMroviag witk swamp nnck
are very great. Terms fSObO cask aad ene-fonrtk ef
tke crop each year Apply te us at Barc'ayville.
G. 8. BARBEE A.BRO
eb’y 20 lltf
eiOOO BfiWABO.
I WILL pay one thoncand dcllare for the appreheasien
and confinement of Alexander W. Currie and Duncaa
Brown, -two deserters who robbed my hens* on the 8d
inst of tke foUxiwing, via: Tkree or four knndred dollars
in Bank bills, and from twelve te fifteon hnnd'cd dol
lars in Confederate Treasury Notcs^ Also, four notes,
one on G. Malby for tkree hnadred dollars, subject te a
credit of one hnadred and fifty dcllwa; one on Dnnean
McMillan for one hundred dollars, subject t^a credit
ef twelve dollars; two on A. 8. McNeill, one f^r three
hundred uid fifty dollars, the other for one knndred
and fitteea er tweaty dollars. TKe dates ef eitl^er of
tke above named notes are not reecUeoted. I fef«wam
^1 persoas from trading /or any of the above aamed
notes. I will pay a rewurd of oae thousand dollars for
the coafinement ia aay Jail, of the two above named
thieves, or five hundred doUars fer either of them, sc
the ordinary proceee of law caa be served on them.
Alex. W Cnrrie, son ef Daniel Currie ef Bieknend
eonaty,' Dnnean Brown, sba cf Maleem Browa of Moore
eoonty, aeer tl^e Jackson Springs; both tke tkieves are
young men from eighteen to twenty years ef age. Car
rie is spare built, iacliaed to^e stoop dionldered, wilTi
weigh about one kandred and thirty or forty pounds.
Brown perhape is abeat tke same weig&t.
DANIEL McNEILL.
Springfield, Bickamad Co., Feb’y 18. 12-4w
rv.
lublie taxee.
WOBTfl, Gonnty Trustee.
inty
16 7t|l6pdpt
s
990# Reward.
TOLBN firom the fubecriber on the 21st insL, alarg^
SORREL H0R8B, about 14 hands high, with a
white star ia his face, 9 years old, 4 waite feet, with
saddle mark an kis back. 1 will give the above reward
if aay Mrson will deliver or inform me where I oaa get
him. 1 believe ke was carried off by mea goiag home
ondetalL J K MELVIN, Go D.
M N. 0. Gav.y Barringer’s Brig.
Feb'y 22. 16 2tpd
.'A BBMARKnBLB DAN'Sa
Donatoj tha one'laggcd dancer, is attraaiing
much attentioii ia Londott} and a paper thara thn»
desoribes hii feats:.
*^Wh^Q SenOT Donato fint presents himitol^
hopp'ng on frwB the aide soene*, no pleaaurabla
‘imocion is feh; on tha contrary, the immediate
feeling rather partakes of tke disagreeable. To
S0e a nutD ^ the very prime cf life, with ova leg
and s^mDp without support, ooming forward, sipi*
liog and offering to oo is a state ot mutilatioa
what fuwmale daooers, j[.c> fjct and whole, of the
greatest art and experienof, ever could do—nrame.
ly, aff.>rd unqualified gratifioaaon—seems to shook
rne’s-delioaoy, no lees thaa mook bis credulity.
Senor Donato, boWt^er, enlists ;our sympathiea
prrtty well before'you have finished inapeoting
nim. By hii extraordinary bounds'and^iirouettes
on kis entianoe, he fixes jour attention in a mi«
jMBt, «nd jou are «s£oaifehed at beho’dicg a dan.
*>—isniiliLilijiig on cnn leg w^B^' jou eaunot re-
monbeir aay proFhiCT  t T*rpAi«lkov«aa art
hayisg aaoomplished on two legs. Nor when as.
tonisfam«nt has passed off is jour interest in Senor*
Donato ezhamted. On the contrary, you mo
something to be pleased with in his p^ormance
every moment, until at last you acknowledge that
he is not only one of the most surprising danoer
yon ever beheld, but one the most engagiog} and
such is th« case. •
A perS*)n may smile at hearing the word
^graceful’ used in speaking ot a ore*le^ged dancer,
but if ever tbe term were api licalle to a male
Terpeichore&D artist., it is to tiunor Danato, whose
motionn, actions, gestures and general d portment
are instinct with that natural ease and prcpriety
which are the essentials of grace. In short, the
fact of Senor Donato having but one leg is soon
forgotten by the ST'eotatorS, and their sjmpa'hies
are enchained'in fcllowing bis marvellous teats of
ag'Uty and science; and these are by n'> means
easy to describe. Senor Donato enters boundiog
^ the stage to'the tune of some Spanish danoe.
He accompanies the tune with tne castanets,
whl0h he plajs with mere ooqsura>jaa^e skill than
any one we ever he&rd. This maybe a tr fie,
but it is a great gain for him
His pirouettes are male with incomparable
ease, and the dexterous manner in waich he
swings his body round, peifjrming -two revolu.
tions, is beyond all belief. Amoog the most
difficult f^ats he pertorois is placing a csstanet on
the ground with his right hand, at right angles
to his body, and taking it up with his left hand
without bending his leg all the time. The prac.
titioners in gymnastics will nnderstand the diA. ‘
culty of achieving this feat $ta^ ding nn two l^g».
That part of Senor Donato’s performance, bow.
ever, which engage^ moat attention and creates
the grea*.est excitemcnt, is the' cloak dance.
How the dancer flings the cloak around him,
making it assume all sorts ot fanciful hbapes—
now olotbing his bodj^ wita it, transtorm'ng it,
as it were, into a sea shell; now waving the
mantle over him like a bannpy; and now chitnging
it into a floating oloudland, making it descend like a
otist around bi&*—mui-t scef to be mderrtood- '
hicougb, k t us* hope, I. v - eec saifl to fhow that
Spoot Doauto im oae of tbe m >at r- markable per*
f rm«ia cf this or any ag ; and tbai London is
about to do hb talcots full justice, following the
example of maay of tbe towns and cities of tbe
continent, is evident from the crowds that atitud
Covent Garden nightly, and :rom th'^ immense
enthusiasm his perform ado 3 creates
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Mnsic aad Bock Catalogues seat gratis.
M^Tkoee orderiag goods to be seat per asi^ anst
twrnU 10 cents extra m tke dollar te pay postage.
Tke lunal dednetioB ude to tke Trade.
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Feb’y 22. 12*tf
Salem JJBBaftaasi
1O,NI!0 Pieces Hew masic,
TUST received, whick will be sent to aay address en
reeeipi ef onr Gatalogna prieee.
We kave aow become tiie SOLE AGENTS ia Nwtk
Caroliaa, tot Gee. Dunn k Co. of Richmond, who are
the larfot tmijhiett tinsie Publishers ia tke South
Ali orders to tkem. from *kis Stale, will be filled at
oar Store.
Oae kalf off te tke Trade.
Apply far Oatajogoes of Books, Music. Ac.
BSLAmOV'k F4BRAB,
R»Uigh, N O.
••p*- •
WArVTED,
a IDES to tan on shares. T-rma. ^ Leather, or ita
equivalent in e«eh We c«n tan ii in a very short
time it deeired by Hiokie’s patent. Porscos wi.-hiog
kheir Hides tanned can ee>^cl tr.cm to our addr as to
Egypt Dopot, where they wMl be takt>n from an 1
a.livfred at oar expense Our aldre^a in li-apmont,
Guatbam County. ^ D WAT80N A Co.
Befereace Mesnrs G W WilUasa & Co., Fn'. et!e'>illa.
Jan’y26 4 *2aipi
A few iinportaiit Faots
IN BXQABU TO
THK «S01TTHJfiBI« afiPATlC PIJLLt/*
1TUEY are propareii fr>'i« ton best qu«i(ij ot Mudi*
• eiae by the disouverea, aow aa ageT Minister af
Jie Geapel, and a*« safe.
2. They kave beea known far years and teeted by
thcasHida
8 Five kandred 2»vons arc knewn te aave b;ea
enred bv them.
4 They are net r^oommeaded &y the. proprietor for
everything.* but ealy for diseaees rhicti arise frotu ctis*
irdered lver8.
6. Directions aad certtfioatee Accompany each box
and tkeee eertifieates are flrout well aaowti itact moet re-
tpectable individnala.
a. OorresponaentB' reeommeBd then* aa good far Liv
er Dieeaae, CatUe and Forerey Paeamouia, Jkua*
dice. Dyspepsia. Bilious Feven>, flUou« ’'^eum»tiasa,
^orma. Pleurisy, BroacHitis.. Ae.
7. Several gi>t>tlemen state that the oee o^ thise
Pills has been te t*>em an *aunal saving of fron flOO
to 9200; they are the beet rlaatatlan medidae ever of>
fer^ to tke public.
8. Soaae Pkysiciens of the highest standing preecrtbe
them *e their patients and iiumtre^e of boae. heve
^een aold to regular practitioners
9 During the Ubst «;^narter 2 88- box^ have o*ea
mid to Dn^ggists, oae ia tf^'Uih C«ro(xn». aud oae ui
North Carolina—aud some tuae ag) over 8,700 ^oxee
were ord«^_ by Druggusia la lawa la Vu^ a :v
gSr Price. 94oO per gr ««. $60 par tjsea. per
box.
for 8al« tn Kortk Onreltnn as follewa:
t
MndDi ftr ftto at tlwi
BWflPS Fanaecs aad Plaaters Almaaae te the year
MSS, rssstvai aai fit islei bf tha noes, doaeni or
AshevUle, G J Aaioa,
\ibemarte, i M Rivins, |
Ob>p«l HiU. B e ^OBdors,
Oharlotie, J Nye HatcktMoa,
“ pa Cut,
dtaiion, Hnbtiani tt Moaelev.
Uaneord, J Beid, I
Enfield, J ()ohen, |
itUMoro’, J V Whined Co,
npailBTllte, N A StedinaD A Uo
GMnsbom , Porter a Gorrell,
Qoldaboro’. Lacai a Moura,
d&liikx, J O’Brien,
Baadenon, Wycbe a Oa,
ueatngtoa^ J P SttmM*.
AdifrwB.
tnw aatb iea«
Laocoinii>B.c P Uberriti.
L>o«Ubur|, J Clifiuo, '
Mariun, Wm (Vakra«id,
I PUubvro’,* f IjOok,
Haletgh. Wiliaait a Haywi,..)
P r Pescttd,
RoeklcghHoi, J P N-irtbtiu
fl&lUimry, HenJcnon a Bnnia,
“ Barhfliik % U’lllashar
Jjhplby. !l Fnuieberfrer.
I WMieatioro , W O Uennstt,
I WbiMviiie, R ilaya«*,
I WHnilnfrton. Walker Means,
I “ H McL.in,
' “ W H LlppUt
•ar^KQB W OtEMi),
o . ,
The Enterprise OeCton fr'actory
is BOW prepared to exchange for com or bacon the *
flBest numbers of SpoB Tarn,
eaitable fer Spring and Somnw Oloth. This Thread is
ef a superier qnality. nM by any in the Gen
^iSaraej. ♦ '
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