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THE FALLING BACK IN TENNESSEE.

FROM the Richmond lispatcn, Jan. u.
General Bragg has certainly fetreatr 70 Shcbyviic,
thirty miles from his victory at Murireesboro Ne did
last foHf hi rictry at Perryie. On this occasion DO
has saved his prisoners captured guns stores &c But
he hos re,rsd (that Is the fashionable phrase our
side, as "a change OF base the other) shelby.
vile with his whole army he has thrown East Tennessee
entirely open 10 the Yankees There n very strong posi-
beginning with shebyvic on tho lcfl OK tending
the railroad running from Nashville b, Chata.
nooga at OF near s junction with the sbelhyyile road
with IT'S centre at place called rcckcrs and its right
tcrminat in he Cumberland MoGntaps-the whole dis.
lance being twenty i've miles rom ct right which.
we understand military men hoa last summer ought
20 be the place 10 defend East euncsst. d may be that
Bragg has iallen back 10 this position u he has all IA
right But u he hos merey gotten ot n Ne my Nth me
dsgn 70 ~ 10 reinforce The (acpg Granf ,rhsch 10
tire hund,ci nils gf then Foa 7eHsse is in greaf dar-
GER, II H. srrnns wshes 10 tale Il, h. fhouM once OF
rosseston VI ~ tto hundred thousand men eannot doos
him ird East Tnnessceis prects,iy me Jor,isn Of ne
conf tsifrg Which II Is most for ose.
fince Il ctls 4, completely IN f,co
The Richmond Dspdch characterized the Murreesboro
night as aysterous affair and reconcile BrRsge
nrst with his last despatch.
Tho Richmond Examiner says II was disappointm
but hot Disaster and finds consolation the fact that
the Union army was horribly crippled
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ARRIVED.
Brig chss Adams cf Ms.,sod No Pslsrson Nevis Dec
10 81 Jaw barb Steering ., showing white bur
gee with red border aud several letters In H.
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THE GREAT BATTLE.
iC0xrUUKD FROM FIRST PAGI.l

81 ast repalse had revived this somewhat but stM
IN Islt that W. had pe< with great disaster.
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REBEL NEWSPAPER TELEGRAMS.
LATEST PROM wURFkRgsBoRo

huRrRKEsnoRD. Jan. 3, 1868.
All Ia quiet along the lines To day. Cold has been
falling with slight niermission all day which bears
heavily upon our men, who have bcen s,x days in line
Of battle.
The enemy, In strong force, continue position about
tn &c miles northwest OF the town.
Nashville has been reinforced.
Rrigader General Hanson was reycrey wounded in tho
leg in the last battle.
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Ian. 3, 1863.
Among the prisoners brought here WI hin the last
days t~entythree different regiments were represented
Three cara IN train loaded with wounded, were
jerkcd from the track miles from Bridgeport Friday
morning and seven soldiers killed. The train was
coInpg fun Murfrccsb nro.
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NxwroKr, n. L., Jan. 9, 1868.
The iron.clsd Nahant left hero this morning at nne
O'Clock for New York Wind southwest; weather calm.
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he is noble and generous; having received military
education, he is entirely competent to I'LL any once
which his gallantry and chvalry may entitle him TO-
Maj. @. q. Blacknall, 2Sd n. O., has won for
himself unfading laurels by his dashing bravery,
his undaunted courage, and his generous and noble
nature. He has the talent to ill any position, and
10 general favorite in the brigade having endearea
himself 10 officers and men, by his kindness OIL
heart and his attention to the wants of his men.
His magnificent charge at Chancellorsville, with
handful Of men, capturing the enemys redouot ana
q battery, and being himself captured in turn by
superior force is the theme of much prise through
out the division.
Maj. W. j. Hill, 9th N. O., is also brave and
efficient officer well qualified to fill a much higher
position than the one he holds, and is young man
of much promise in the brigade
In addition to these names, we have host Of
Captains and Lieutenants equally meritorlous-
And shall it be said that such brigade, composed
Of such officers, is commanded by Brigadler from
another State? Against Gen. Iverson, personally,
have complaint, for he is gentleman in all re-
specs; but think it would, perhaps, be better for
Georgia Brgadiers to command Georgia troops, and
for North Caroline troops to be commanded by a
North Carolinisn, when one can be found who is
competent, and think have shown that We have
them in plenty in the brigade .
A PRIVATE:
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTs.
ENROLLING OFFICE 5rH CONGRESSIONAL

ENROLLING OFFICE 5TH CONGRESSIONAL Drs7
TIME COMMANDING OFFICERS 3F IS TaE 5S MI RIA
IL Regiments of the 5th Congressional District of
comprising the Counties of Wake Orange GnnTIIs'
Franklin, Warren and Nash will please proceed at oucs
to Teenroll all and every white male person within s
limits OF their regiments. This notice includes all tbo
who have been previously exempted or detailed or VIII
have been discharged from service from any cause Wh
ever.
All persons or contractors engaged in the manufactur
of Nre other ordnance for the Confederate States
have their applications for detail or exemption certified
by Capt Barney, Agent Ntre ana Mining Bureau Green's.
boro N e. that the numberis neither unreasonable
cesslVe Contractors with the Confederate State gov.
eminent lother than ordnance) must have their applies.
tons for exemption detail certified to by the officer With
whom they make the contract.
Special notice is given that person after enrolment
has the right TO volunteer put substitute in CON-
pany regiment except at the Camp of Instruction.
Persons enrolled Conscrps who fail to report prouu
H at the Camp Of Instruction, will be at arrested and
sent there.
The commanding officer of the 4ad regiment n c. Mill
tia will assemble his regiment at Oxford Granville COUNT
N. C., on the 29th and Both of May, 1868.
The commanding officer of the 43d reg't. N c. Militia
will assemble his men at Oxford, Granville county, til:
The commanding officer Of the 10th reg't n c. Militia
VIII assemble Els men at Louisburg, Franklin county,
u. on the SthsSud 9Th of June, 1868.
The commanding officer of the 32d regiment n MIL
tia, will assemble his at Nashville Nash county, NC
on the 18th and 18th days of June. 1868.
The commanding officer of the S7th reg't N C. Militia
y.
C., on the 18th and 18th days of June 1865
The commandingoficer of the SSth regt. N C. Militia
will assemble his men at the Court House. in Raleigh
e., on the 18th, goth and 22d days of June 1868
The commanding officer of the seth reg't n C. Militia
will ASSEMBLE his at the Court House in Raleigh
e., on the 23d. oath and 25th days of June 1863
The commanding officer of the l1Sth regt N. c. MhtL
will assemble his men at the Court House in Raleigh
the 26th and 9th days of June, 1858.
The commanding officer of the 45th Regiment n C. Mill
tia, will assemble his menut HsbOrUugh in Orange
tY, N. o., the SOth of June St of
The commanding officer of the 46th Regt n C. Militia,
will assemble his men at Hillsbarough. Orange county,
G., on the 3d. 4th and 9TH days of july 1868. :,
Militia officers will please attend each day and render
the assistance in their power 10 the Enrolling Officer and
they win please decide all questions TO the ages per-
sons before enrolment and notify every between The
ages of eighteen and forty appear and show Why hT
shall not be enrolled as conscrpls.
A. LANDIS j.,
Enrolling Officer for sth District OfN.G.
II. w. CAFFEY,
Assistant Surgeon P. A. c. s.,
Chairman of Ex. Board.
May 26, 1863. 43-w6sWSE.
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For the Standard. {.
CAMP NEAR THE OLD U. s. FoRD, VAL
Nav O 12R2

May y, 1868.
NR. EDIToR:-I have never written a communi.
cation to be adn4tted into public columns, conse-
quently it will not be anticipated by the public that
will offer teIu any howery. or polished language
write this more for the special benefit of the
friends Of company A, Sd regiment N. G. Troops,
than any thing else.
On the morning Of the 29th Of April, we received
orders at camp near Port Royal, va, to hold our
selves in readiness to march at a moments notice
About ten oGlcck, A. NJ; the courier came in bear
ing dispatch to Lieut. Colonel S. ID. Thruston to
have his command marched out. The orders were
promptly given for each company to be formed
We executed these orders readily marched out the
regiment, formed, and marched off for our fortifica
lions near Fredericksburg accomplished our march
about sunset formed second line of battle and held
this position until May first. About five. A. NJ.
we marched up the lines, making our vay for the
extrsme left, in order to gain the enemy's rear
After marching about fourteen miles, night over.
Swallowed US. We slept near the battle field over
which our troops had fought during the day.
nay I'd, bright and early A: NJ, we were upon
the road leading ind!rection of the old u. S. Ford
We marched slowly and cautiously-heavy Skin
mishing along the lines. We arrived near the ford
and formed line Of battle about 4 P. NJ; forward.
ed about quarter and then moved it by the left
flank about the same distance-halted, fronted, and
rested . short time. The next command was "at-
tentiou, forward marehF'' At these commands, tae
line moved forward Gen. Rodes' brigade being an
front at this time We had not advanced very far
before tho buglsr gave the sound for the PiaEsts -
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, N. Col
Camp Holmes, April Both, 1853.
Special Order, I
No.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO
l. 2S, Aduant and Inspector Generals Office, Richmond,
Va, the of the following slaves published in
order that their may forward and claim their
properly, viz:
JACK. aged about 81 years. black complexion, feet
inches high properly of George Young, Jones County,
NC.
SIMON. aged about l9 years. black complexion, feet
G inches high, property of Samuel WOodey, Washing
ton County, n. c.
LEVINA, aged about o6 years. black complexion feet
~ inches high, property of Samuel WoOdiey, Washing
ton County N. C.
ncbn hSS Dr"oT,v % Of 6 a1d %nPTb0n ,sSt
ington County, N. C.
MARGARET, aged about IA years. black complexion,
feet II inches high, property of Samuel WOodIey, WASH
iugtou County. n. y.
By order OF Colonel PETER NGLLKrr Commanding Con-
scripts, n. c. J. N PRIOR,
Adutant
Mays 1862 slim.
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. PILES. FIsT'DLA, TUMoRs-

UlceratiOns of the Womb, Spermatorrbpo O.
Philitic Affections &c. SI'
nR. ]. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE A.,
consulted for few days. He operates with nero may
for Piles and guarantees perfect cure in ever
Piles, where the TumOrs come down when at St5o Nf@
operated with perfect success few days AGO in ~
Al years standing, his tumors coming down as Is,a
large tea cup at every STOOL Those who doubt T ~
dress Mr.. q. Ii. Berry, Monticello, Florida. ' d.
Dr. G. operated on somedesperate cases in I
year. one OF them is known 20 every citizen of Sas,T
Ladies Of the Gity and vicinity will be visited a. ~
homes He will be il Salisbury the first of June, Gss
borough the 18th Of June.
March go, 1863. orL..,
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Executive Department North-CarOlina,
ADJUrANT GEHERAL's OFFICE (MILITIA,) :
RALEIGH, May IL, 1863.

General Order,
No. 6.
T. THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTI FROM THE ACT
He amcndatOry of the exemption Act passed by the late
Congress the Confederate States spubiished for the in
formation and guidance of those whom may concern.
(ExTRAcT.)
SEC. f. In addition to the State officers exempted by
the Act Of Oct H. 1892 there shall be exempted all State
officers whom the Governor of any State claim to have
exempted for the due administration Of the Government
and laws thereof but this exemption shall not continue in
iny State after the adjournment Of the next regular
of its Legislature unless such Legislature SHALL by
law exempt them from military duty in the Provisional
Army of the Confederate States ," .--
ii. Militia officers hereby exempted from the opera
ton of the Couscrpt Act so long as they yield prompt
obedience to the orders issued from this Office The
vices of refractory and negligent officers " not be con-
sdered necessary or the due administration of the
Government and laws of the State"
ILL., Commanding officers of the Militia will commune
cate this order 10 the officers under their command.
DANL. G. F0WLE,
Adjutant General
Raleigh May Is, 1853. .- 4o-H.
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