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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, OCT. 29.' 1861.
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pers, bvf informing us immediately of.the; fact
OffcouraeKve canot"know when'it occurs un
Jess this be done, - j !
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' Wanted Immediately! ;
. . aw .. . r ' i nmnncTf ad
ACiiniS vuu.ea one gouu vuauuciJuu
to whom (permanent employment and good
wages will be given.
There is too little patriotism tool lit tie
of that pelf sacrificing spirit which belqngs
to,! and should be found among a people
who are fighting for the glorious privileges
of feelf-gt vernment, in these selfish times
.in Uhich we live. Taere is too much fond-
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ness evinced in the daily life of cur people
for show and extravagance, ana too raucn
gred ;of ,gaui. How can we expect feo
wbjain our freedom; how can we hope for
the glorious boon of independence,; .how
can we look forward to the return of the
great blessings w men we inneruea irom
out forefathers, unless some mighty change
is wrought some gt eat moral jevcrluti- n
is effected some unlooked for, uuhped
for, unexpected mejvy is bestowed by the
Almighty power that governs the ibion
of nations as well as men ? v
Let'the pruyersrff our peoph ascend
let the note of thanksgiving arise let the
ition for favor , and assistance be titter
Let faith and hope look to that source
ed
of all temporal and eternal good, witVon
fidtice, and ask that the country rojay be
r extort d I to that morality and honesty,
tha't or.cd were ours and which, when; over"
thfown by the corrupt o is of bid anjdam
bit ous nien, who undermined the funda.
tiohs of society and shepk the pilltrs of
our government, till the edifice totered
and staggered, brought on us the wrath
with which God has mie us feel tit i t he
curses our pruneness to evil, and otir de
liberate disobedier.ee of His laws.
mighty radical reform must be wrou
is.aetuully i.eces'sary to our salvatio!
j ,
people. ;
Some
as a
. Let the malefac'or strive to strangle
the!. demon of dishonesty, .which' i;ever
nrdmpiinc; him to Weds of 'rar'c&M
thej speculator woiship Him that is the
true God,, and destroy the gd.:ij c a f
whfch he has made his i kl. Lt. there be
a njealthier, holier, be'.ter. fetlin- anj ac
tion in our relations to one anj- I.eqjsnd
then we may feel assured -that t.jv ire.it
Judge Will award us the victory, an ll will
con!found the counsels or. our enemies, and
defeat hem in, their j-lau of wickedness
an'mKmanity g-iiust usand Against civ
iiizkiionl ! - !
the pews frpni tle North side of the
James is gocfnough the enetny repul
sed: in hVsult!on our lines, j.i u with
loss of prisoners.
- No dojbTWrei'l soon be more news
froin tereak wWr would do the ' b e
veteran! there injustice we would be p a
cing too low an estim ite on the woTth and
skUl, add wonderful genius of Leo 0 ex
pect anything else than a tiiumph. S
The rarks of that army have been fil'ed.
General' Lee bas received reiuforccmeiits
and will receivfe r4or,e, and no fears ought
to be entei Uineu of the result, whe the
bsue of batile is joined on the James arid
Appomattai.
Imfortant MoVi;aENT. For the bst
few lays' the Maco.i paprs hae b en
bra;tfudv hin'ing at art JaiporuiH. move
ment that was a' out !o iake plare in
Georgia. Among the rest the Jntell ge-
cer wa- particularly jubilant.. The; riicle
in that journ:.l indicated plainly enough iri
whptiiectipn this movem nt would be
ma le, but .in the Macon corr spondencij
of the Augusta Ilegisiert vye ilnd komet.iing
more dt fin te. The writer ssys .
While Hood is operating on the Statt
Poidiii Scrmuo's nar, ani the ei emy aif
looking afer h m, lt-.-ivin; At! n'a pn.tev
ted I y a -compara iveiy snail lu'rce. .
movnier.,t is on foot in this pari of the
country, which wiil docbth-ss wrt nch thii.
city bom iheir hands itnl luake them V1.--ret
the day thy -ver saw it A cohsmn'
ot '-'six or ten ih uand! men thrown rap
idly against Atl n.a wouht it.i:dy cap
ture.it t'd iis jr.tm.-oti, wh'cn is l.eiievid
t: ie vt-ry--small. Whvie tt.ii-c- l.m.n is
to ciime I'rnn, I Chn't sa; uthc er.t ti.
know ti, at it tit notUtaken Ho d, and
wi ll e c-mmandd b!;a g.llhnt atiil skil
ful general who knows huw a. d wl eii t
stnke. It will be adeatb b'ow to S-tr-mnn's'
Geprg'.t cauiprfign ;isid wiU tach.
.Yankee.-impudence a !e-sqn in ej,ari do
i.-utherii aiwS ..i;d Gd r.'a'? rt;si:ttOti.
Everything for the aj iy poisv"ioi- of At
lantti looks brighf. Let the Atlanta exiles
cheer up for the' rau soon leturu to tLeir
homes sncT firesides, i4
The f llo ing L ter :rom Hon, GeOrge
H Pendifcton, the Democratic candi''aie
fo'Vioe Pre?-id: nt, has been rc;eied hy
Hon. John 13. 11a kin. oi t't e New York
LeuiOCiatic Executive Stats Coii!mi!,etx :
r Cincinnati, Oc 17. ;
My Pear Sir I have j re e.v d yrur
fri ndly Utttr Malinni t i t presenta
tions nnd f -lst-hooiff arrt so frHpj-nt in
tJtir political struggh s, that I lave rtrelv
ui.Ucrtake" tot onect oi refu e thm., l
make no piofe-sion of a n-'-v faith. I on
ly repeat iry re teratcd professions yf an
old o iej wj:eh I say that tin; e is no one
who cherishes a greater regard for the
Union, who bas a higher sense of i!s iii
estimable, hern tits, who would more ear
nestly . lahor for its ! restoration, by all
means which will effect that e.id, than
myself - '""'.'.' J -
. The Union is the guaranty of the peace,
the p wer, ike prosperity of ti e peop'e,
and no man w uld deprecat. n.ore he -r
lily, or rppose. more p-rslstently, th en
ta disl nici.t t f another Go rmne t nvor
any. portion of tlie territory Witinn its
limits. 1
I am in favor of exacting no rnnditiohs,
insi.-t ng upon terms i-(.t pnsorihtd iin
the Coi stitntit n , and I am oppose I to
any'cooie t f policy which will deftat the
re-establishintnt of the Joveriiinetit nniui
its old foundation and in itS lerriti rial
integrity.
I am, very taulr, vonrs, &c,
( J eokge 11. Pi:n dletosJ
j To John B. H skin, Now York.
East Tennessee A friend has favor
ed the Charlotte Dulldin with the peru
sal of letters !"rnn officers in our army in
Southwestern Virginia and Eat Tennes
see, from which it has been permitted! to
make the following extracts ; j
Liberty, Va. Oct. 18.
General Vaughn's troeps have
left for Tennesssee. ahu arc mov-ng in the
direction ot Kiioxvi'lle. If, -as 3 nie ex
pect, Forrest ravr8 up the East T n e
see and Georgi.rrailroul, his and Vaughn's
lorces couiDineu wilt be able to tuke that
place. j ..' k
Bristol; Tern., Oct. 18.
" O r f rospec s f r retaking
a-d ccupins,E st Tennessee are beittr
than at any time since we gave up the
Country.
Butler's CAnal This jrrcat work.
or
the
the completion of vthich Gr.iMt and,
Ymkee army ad niw are witi , dr r
slowlv. The cuttin-r through tlie ieck of
land known as DiitVh ga:. is o itself a
b'gjoh ;but trns done, but half oi' the work
towards making the can?d i, if
are corr.cctly iriformo'd. arcoinphshed.
is said the citaaoel r.f J-4'mes river wl
we
It
ere
it passe the g".p runs ueir the sontl ern
shore. If this te the cae, when 'Hotfer
shrdl have d no h dk-girg. the lwbor of
cor.structi ig n breakwater to iuru the
stream threuph his ran I w ill. sti'l be b -fore
him. livh-re ; l1 thi- is done th snow
and ice ol winter wili be u; oi him, and the
pr sent fixed pos' tion of the hostile nrmies
will indeed have be rune a i'ead lotR.
Sherman's Arm v,Offii:il ieports have
been pbi'shid n the N.sth, showhiir
that-on the 1st of May, the str ng ii of
Sherm-in's ars-..y vr.is about 9. '.Goo mien
and 254 pieces of artillery. In hiding! all
the reinforiHtiunts received it'now liUin
Im a out 55,00; sbow:ng h loss if, at
le st, 44.00J men in 'es t an x;o itlis.
Sherman e.timdVd J hnstO:rs at my
45 to 50.UGU Tl us il l; seen thtr
at
in
as
c'aj tunng Atlanta. Sherman lias lost
many mt-n as he sunnosed were in
the
CVntedeiate army opp sed to him. and
now he has to fight that army in or er
to keep h s communications op . n. V.-r
ily, the road to A.Iartia I a been a bani
one, and the road from there will proolb
ly be worse. . v
Terible CALAMiTf. Six thousand
persons were, recently crushed to death
by the falling of a church at St. Peters
burg
j. Miscellaneous :It ems.
Ve ier.ru from the Danvil'e igis er
that a la'ioratorv his baen esub!ishd at
that .place y the Ordnance. Department,
which is d,irv turning out a & -ze innn
be of caitridges, and that the work is
done mos;Iy by f:u ties. ; K
peneral R"ft3r:ta reports that Forrest
has escaped h m by cjossirR tejTennts
se oil ftttboats above and Le!ow Fhr
ence. n the Cth insunt, while he (Ros
se;tu) was detained by h:gh water in Shat
Ci0vk and Ek river. i f
T'se Wat. hm in learns that -'General J.
G Mar; in 1 a beet todereJ to nntke his
h.jadqua.t. rs' vi, Salisbury, and that he
wp uceo din,,'' move in a day; or two.
'j A ycung man bavirgbeen drowned in
thie I linois river a short time agn, his
i'-ijtherand soma fiiem is fired a cannon
oer ti e water to ruisj ths bdy. Tu'e
cannon burst and kdied the father.
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fit w;:s reported ia Mem? his on the S h
t'iat ltu-se.tu was to be 'removed, a:ni
that Wilson vas to hevssnt from; toe Vir
ginia army, to l oimiiau i iho cavalry in
Sheruwn s army. I .
j Two 3'oun l:i;ks in Henderson, Ky.,
rcen ly u-. e ed' th.; m.-.Vlve iji' tnale a -tiie,
ami rode tinoagii the tuvh in. reu
' 1.1'r gueri'U style, 'sctrii.g the tiiu.d c ti
zi.s dfeiidfui.y. f :
i The tt:l ci C4ilati.n rf the nots of the
B ink uf Log ami, Uw private l a ks and
joint s ook Uitiik.-. ot ih" Ufited; Kingdom
wUsjom toe 23d 0" July ta;t, about 15,
Ud',0;:0. r 'j h-
; It is es'itmt d thit'tbe pseeit popuhv
tion of Ne V Oiha sis laiger iht at ny
other tune in i.s Li.-io. v, at ibis : season of
,th? year. " .
The Republican pn Ce-sion in Wash
nigton. Stuid..y nili:, buriit the Mo
t;lei an tlag ha .gis.g ivuui 'he jJkooeri
ic Oiuo iioLS. M
j A get t eaiau jusf out from j Kentucky,
slates that ihe ... Yankees eohced thtt
Iriee has .eceived 35.it0 reujfoiccmeutfc
m Al.ss uri. t
The Augusta Regist(ra s if Hood is
opir.itinu asaiist Sneui.io . re r. it is
t.my w a every- hou si. bo.it in thj land
should n;rve don loi g ago. ! j
j'Jhree hmidie.l rVilcral offiifers h-ie
l een irnoleri ed Iro n t ie m ht.iry p iis n
at Saiib uy, N. (.'., to b niv.l e, V.t.,
whee t. y ia.-e taken tu;sr.ters i b; ck
t oa co la:toiiei ; n I seveial In n ired
privvtes h ive been ent fruni iauv.he to
tSal b.lrv ,
j '1 he Kinr of Ondi possest-esa fortune
of five ui.h.o.j ooi ars. lie has t ot ,-lir-icd
out "f his p 1 ice f r j vears, n i
spen is his time in collecting! beaut "fol
b;'d-' f.r his avTary, and ie:t if (if ul : birds
( i a.tother sort fo; liis liaiem I He is a
lazy rac d, and a reat gldtt'0.1 at d a
piince. ' : ' j j
j , - m. -j
j General Ramfeur '1 he deith wf this
gitilatit young offia r, s lys hed'et; is urg
ExproS) has r aclcd us through an offi
cial ui.-ptch fruin She' man, published in.
tiie) Northern jouma's ..f Ur- 21 t He died
on the oiorn'ng of I ridjtyrxSO.li, fiom
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aj wound in tlie bowels. We are not sur
piised at this melantholy result, since
pliy.-h-ians have always b :'e: of the oj in
iQ:i, that, not wnein a thousand ialilarly
wounded, ever recover, M
The loss of Gen. Rninsc ur Will be se
verely felt. He has alw ys' sutKin.;d
hih " u.putation . in the arm.; j.n i good
officers c n nov b? illy'spared a'ter ti e
. ioss of so unny General Ramst ur; was a
Native of. North Carolina, and; p sses-eda
thorough military education, having gia i
uat tl at VVt-t Point with disitiuction.
lie i al not a'.aineii to h;s 30ih year, b ;t
llad l ale lor himself a namejwhieh
keep his mem - ry f esh in the recollection
of all who adtnii j patiioeism and gaduut
deeds. . f . ' ;
Ti e Montgomery Mail of Sunday pub
lish' s the tollowirig : j
I T ie notices w!d h have .reached' us
diuving t- e ias few tlivs fiom the front
in regnr 1 to the Oper itio is on ;the Geor
gia State read are still c lifir.e i. They
hltve no t oul.t ot .the suc. e.is ef fcitn.
Ib-od's movement as far as it has goo
(ur infinimttion upoii m st of 'he points
iyolyed has proven q d e cone t, as 'e
liave no atht'tions or,eoireetion to iraku
ti our statement and opinions abend
pu-li.-ht'd. .
j The d'. ;! ar ure of Gen. Beiiuregahl from
Jacks nvillc, widi t-ther movements of a
charac.er not. prud-nt to be named,
convey the iippiession ihit oaf marc 1 is
sijiil oow rd and ne have, die -best pssi
bje 1 ea-. 11 t r bti'e ;ng t!-ia,ti certain of
o:r speculation-, ..'; 't t ai el t oind the
favor. they deei v d, w i! yet tc vcriied as
to t e croirg of the Te nesse river.
i 'ihe w t reahiu.ts of , Snunifn is. not
precisely know i. A poriion of Ms ft" my
is; at Kingston. A largeHp -iton is
iKouh: t be n ar Rome. 'S'o its itp n
he himself was in Chattant)Oa'a on the
13 h. . ; - . -
An .tiif.r Yankee Murdek. A gentle
uai vth" le t A 1 utta u 'ew djt) s ai-o, re
p irs that a ttan by the naire of Larkin
on it 1 was supe te.l by the enemy o;
haxi' 1 e hi ci. ctrned in the han ing of
the lridfte htiners in 18.V2. He va
tw ice a. ranged and ti ied, but by f-omj
nieans cime out clear both times. H
alteraids starred for our lines, an I bad
ntsuly rache l R.ugh ahd Ready vhen he
as 4iveraV by a fiie o m mi and c rned
back to A'lanta, where be was boon after
wards hang.
SUerihan's.. Last .'Official Falsehood
He A si ends nis Fokmkk Dipatcues.
Fifteen hir dred Yankee wounded fr m
the nl.t at Ctdar creek have arrived at
Martmsljursr, and accord ng to Stanton's
hallei in. tit"; eeiv hundred j.ri-oners ! The
s unt? dig;s ficd aiid trutHful document on-itmhuk-c
th:;t ' Geit-ral Custer arrived at
Was iiinatun this jthertiO.n with ten re-bei
b;itt!jt-ti gs dispia tsi from the r iiroad
sngiye. Trie fol owing is Sheri lan's last
ihcial dispatch, which the reuier will
do We'd to r; member comes from a Gen
eral ,th t bus ju t faden back behind Ce
dar cievk for sai'ety :
I Cda:? Cuekk, Virginia, )
) i O.toWr -21-4 l. M.
Lieutenant-G cue rxl U S. Grant, City
Point:
T pur.-ued the routed forces of the ene
my jjneaily to M unt Jaekson wh'ch
poh.lt, lie re;a- bed during the night pf the
llhti! a;d ti 'ih wiumui an organ-z&d reg
iment 1f .hi.-4 army. Frmn toe accounts
f our piisoot-is who .have escaped, and
CitzVns, the r tit wa-conip ete.
Ab ut two thous;.:i.l of the enemy
broke and made t .eir way do.vu through
the jm-'untaiii on 1 ii leif.
For led iniles on the ilne f retreat, the
road aad cuntiy -weie. coveud with
small amis, thrown aw y by the fl.ting
rebels, nil-1 ot er debris. '
JFir.y eight piec s of cipfured artillery
are now -at my headquarters
T"thifik that no. le.s t ai three hun
dred wagons an 1 t.hi nilauces were either
c.vp-;ure'd;' or eietnyed.
1 he, aec .letit of t e morning turred
to our. id m ai i miic 1 at if .he tvhj.e
movement ha b e i pitu el. ,
Ti e e iify regret I n.ivc is the '' Clptu-'e,
in tlie e.tr.y morning, ot trmn eght Lu.i
d;td to t.n iteM.sa id of ti: uien.
1 am n iv s udmg. n the War De
partment ten battle fi gs.
'Itie 1 ss tf ari.ll -v in tlie men ing
was seven f4;oni Cr ok, e.evim frjin i'.uio
r. , m liMii W ight.
hi- in all that t can ham, I think that
E .i ly's rein' r men s c UlU not be less
t..a i tvcleMious-d n en.
j ' ? P. 11 Sheridan,
! I M:jor-Gener.tl Commanding.
1 :. " 1 mme . mm.
1 The Capture an Dkstruction of the
New York Steamer Roanoke. The tol
lovijng is h statement of the cipture of
thelR lanoke as glemed by Captain Tcl-l'.'e.-
of the hriguntine Mathilde. from Cap
t.d.i D:ew :
Toe Ih anokrfleft Havana for Ne x York
on i r r. g:itnr day Slie proceeded -on
her
dm -e un'-.l cveniMg in the usual
in r. uitiiout anything remarkab e
Oi'ttirn 1. Captain Drew retired to hi-,
cabin ah-nit 10 o'ci ck P. M.
At that ti iii v; a number of the passei
geiJs were assembled aft, singing ; sud
i. hly, several men. arme I with p.stolscn.
tereet he C .ttinV ca in. and in a too
meat ho, fouuei himself handoulfcd. Oth
ers o the' 6 one party, meanw ile, adop
tedysim ar ue;isu;- in ther parts of the
shlf), a -al in a fvw imnuies she wor com
pl t iy in lossession of her captors
'Only to .-hots we.e fiivd. One took
tifFt-ct on tiie cai-peiiler of the vessel, w .o
oft ring resistance, was shot dead.
j- Thefeaptors, having gained possession,
at once shaped the course of the vessel
for Bermuda. 1
f 0.i airjviiig olTthe island, they did not
aMcpj-t t enter the hirbor, bufK waited
for a passing vessel, by w heh they could
get rid of their t rew and passengers
fifty of. the ioruier and thirtyof the I t
ftjij 'lhe form r were mostly Spaniard-..
1 The Roanoke had but little freight, bnt
she had on board $40,000 to $50,UUO,
partly specie and pn per. .
; :$hc h d but ve y little coal on boarcl
w
tt'ii tlie irnsfe tO 'k plae:e.
After tiie Maii.ihle reached
1
Bermuda
from the
W'i
h tier p:issenre.'S. a party
Rj n )ke ii.-riVed t'lere in boats, she, as
prieviousl' ie;orte l,!iaviiig been set en fire
and burned. .
Gks. Breckinridge tue Hero or the
ALfViLLE YicrouY. Toe folltvjng mag
riaiiiin ns letlef ir.m Gen:rd RdiO to
ti!c edors of; the Ly.chbu- g Republic m,
explain o the nuhhc tiie I a t tliat 2l..-'y
;G'i;n Breck in; g j is entitlctl ,'o t. e hon
ot of hiving !so ji idly whipped ills enemy
hiitler Burbru g ac Sal tv ihe, a ' ivw . days
"inee ; I .... . . ' . . . '
HI J Abinodon, Ocfwbf-r G. 18R4
j if GtfJits In your papv?: fihe5ch instant,
.Vjlm sjtviJk ot the ui.e. fight at Sultviile as
if it had tK-e:i'e:ons;i.u.'tid by me. - It' is
n p r th t I llOUI Vtate 'hat in 'hi-i
yu are mistaken, and th it I had befoie
ih t period beeu lehe ed oithe comm nd
of t is tpaitmeut, to m.ich that t-isiin-guisaed
ofiic r. Gyneial Breckinridge, w. s
o.deret a U of wi'i.;h 4.0 iia-i taken, the
comm m. I, gre t;y t my grjiuo..t on, t. r
I)k;iow mat in ins h m t ie :ieat inter
esLs of this ponh n of hj Confederacy
will he entirely sa e. Whiie I t a ik vou
for the .kind..tj'ius" in wi i -h y. u have
spoken of mvyet I beg thai you will
i.ako 1 he pioper cor ection in th s mut
ter, asiaii actg of j;,s.tce hotiilo Gen.
lieek.nri Ige and my. if. Your mistake
no doubt was ciiiseo by ihe public .turn
oi a .i-pst di to Ue e;.'! Kaiii e.- which
w.ts n l m ended lor the puoUc. 1 have
a great honor of app'riiig in the papers
iii my own n me, tod I will, thank you
10 Inako the j correction in sucn manner
as shad 4ppvar most proper to you. :
. 1 am very u uij eie
Jobs Hca.Ls. Brig; Geu
-jit is stated j tliat ni..e hundred and sev
en female employees are g' Ug o India to
asi.-.t iu the E ighsh teUg.aph depatt-raeut-
i ' ' '
l u ii .con lu'.jcdrxcif, received ye
ti day, brings us the glaiTtidings that ther
is hut .ii!ie; sickness iri Hoou's army, iu
tragglng. except in a forward direction
and eve y body cheerful. One would scarc-recogniz-vthe
arm3',sojuhula.t bas it be
coma. The line of march presents rnanj
fe 1 tu res that would bring a smile to the
gravest face. The soldiers are Irani v.
each others heads, resembling in their ac
tions more a parcel of happy boys turned
lose horn school, with satchel and book.
than war worn ve;e;ans going to meet the
foe. Xjod protect their lives, and give them'
a signal arid decis-ite victory over their
'country's enemies.' :
fI he sections t rough which they hav
lately passed abounded With good thing
to eat. and in the greatest abundance. At
CeJar Jown the farmers actually quurrelsd
wi h each other as to who should sell the
army c rn. As ihe armj- rose an emin ace
ovtiiOuKm feil ;r'Y Alley, a greasy butter
nut at the head t f the e h
to excUim' S avre, h-ll t I'lere's corn
enough ;o feed the (Jonle-ieracy. .'
NEr ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oy YESTEDRAY, bitweea Mr. Stokely'g
and the Ar enal, a dat k brown parse, con
taiiiing a $5'Gold piece, ahree $20 bills (new
issue,) and some small bills. Th s inside of the
purse was marked W. T. TA YLOtt." The
tiuder will be suicablv rewarded bv lparirxr it
Cb till.- VLUbv.
WU WM. TAYLOR.
,t.; ii . ' '
Crown Windsor Soap,!
ALAltGK LOT JUST .tKCEIVfiU at V
223-lt No. 17, Market Square.
Srowcr's Flour, -
IOIt SALE.-bv the barrel or retail. Aha
1 Tobacco, Salt, Ac, at
IS A AC IlOLLl A GS WORTH'S.
2SO 3t ; " .
Now is tlie tiiiie to Pay.your
Taxes, 4 per cent Certificates in sums to suit
purchasers, can be had if immediate application
be inade at tbis otlice. J29-It
Fayettcville Arsenal and Armory.
Q. M: Office, Oct. 27th, 1864.
i LL PEUSOXS haring claims against the
Q. M. Department, at this Post, are re
quested to notify me of the amount-of their
claim- as soon as possible.
JOHN1 L. HOLMES.
. 228 4t Ca,.t. &,A. A. Q. M.
Obserrer copv weekly and semi-weeklr It.
CARD WOT2CE.
ffflHERE is now ready to be issued from this
1 Department to .the different counties in
the State, a lot (t Cotton and Wool Cards.
This lot of Cards will be sent to the -Agents,
with Backs reatrj for tacking the Cards on,
'and be sold at $22.50 per pair to thi 'citizens
generally ; in no instance is more I than one
pair to be sold to a family.' Thee Cards ar
not intended for the families of soldiers. This
Department is having a large lot back ready
for use, which will be sent out and sold to the
fami ies of fildiers as fast as they can be made,
at. 1 fniif-Vi lf-3 ni'ip.i A rru n t- j o ra i.-i n act
luaki arrangements and cail for thein.
1 r a . var-w. a v -
n. A. uuvvu, a. y. m.
224-tit ;
.jpi&r Sta'te pnpers copy : Dailicslsix times,
others" four tiruea and forward bill to Major
Dowd. s j
f'lHlS celebrated Horse will stand this, the
I Fall season, at Fayetteville, N. C, com
mencing the" 10th.. of October and ending too
10th December, and will be let to Mares at the
reduced pi ice "of $15-.in specie or thre barrels
of corn, or the market price cf the corn or spe
cie in Confederate money, when due, by the
insurance. Those who wish to turn by the
season will he charged two-thirds of the insu
rance, with S5 to the Groom in every instance;
who is a good groom and will take 111 possible
care to prevent accidents, but I will not be li-,
able for anv that may occur. The insurance
money to oe nua as soon as tne iact is ascer
tained -.th at the mare is in foal, and that'for
the season at the end of the season. Ctange -of
oronertv forfeits the insurance. iThos'e Dot
ting to this horse are requested to J send their
Mares regulai ly every tenth dv.
1 lie wiil staiid aWhe subscriber's stables, east
of the Ma; ket, and for further convenience of
patrons, ' where there can be clasps of air-
if a; es made up," will be met at a distance ef
not more than ten or twelve miles from town.
. PEDIGitE. .,
Vick Emanual i is a thorough bred St. Law!
rence ; was pui chfl-e l in Canada by Capt. La
tham, one of the be? t' judges' of stock in tha
Stt'e, at a cost of G3.5i)0 in golu and shipped
to rfEa.t-'i n No; th Carolina in the spring of
1SC0, at i years old. t his 'horse having been
purchased by 'the' prcsjnt wner about ten dari
ago, his fuil'p -digree is not to hand, but will
be given in lull as soon as it is forwarded. -He
is c-l.'bi ateVl for being the finest blooded
Horse in tha fet.ite.
DESCKIPTIOX.
Ytck EMANCtivas eight ve f oldlastspring,
medium size, fine form and wc'I prppor,tioned,
coal black. - As to style, fletness and durabili
ty in harness, he has no eqaal, having been
matched by the fastest horses in thie tate and
never beaten . K? now challenges the Confed
eracy, for stjle and fl atness in harness. Thii
is a i-are chance, ii' vou wish.t: aveling etoek. ,
i.2UBEX JO.VES,, Agent.
P. S. Mares sent from a di.-taiice will be
turned on trood grazing lots, and, pasturage
tre ot cuarge. .
. Oct. 18-2 IS) tf
W A Li l kj It V ATSO,
GUN. PISTOL MAKER AND
Guns and Pistols made and liepaired
with Dispatch. j
MEMBEItS of Ueserves and iTome Guard
can have their arras repaired at .half
p iue. AH kindj of Machine, work done.
Hay Mount, Fayetteville', N. C, opposite
the residence of E. J. Hale, Esq. : j
205 lia " ""." j ; 4 . . f
WANTED.
ASMALL amouBt of GOLD. The highest
markit price paid at . .
r27-lt No; 17, Market Square,