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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-16

WESTERN VIRGINIA.-The Lynchburg
&" Republican" gives this account of the
fight near Lewisburg:
Authentic reports were received here
Saturday, chat a bloody battle was fought
Friday, near L%ewisburg, in Greenbrier
county, between the Yankee General,
Aserill, with 1000 men,. and General
Echols, commanding the Confederates,
with about 1000. The great disparity of
numbers between the opposing forces,
made it necessary fer General Echols to
retreat, after a fight of two hours, in
which he is reported to have lost very
heavily in killed and wounded. VS. have
no particulars Of casualties.
1t was stated Saturday night, by pas
ssngers on the Western train, that our
troops were retreating in the direction of
Salem, sixty miles West of this city, en-
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
that they were being closely pursued by
the enemy, who, it was feared, unless
checked, would succeed in reaching the
railroad there.
The movement is regarded as a diver
sion in favor of Burnside, in East Ten
.nesses, who is being rather hstly press
ed by our forces.
Reinfercements are being sent forward
to the support of General Echols, and, it
is hoped, will arrive il time to save the
Railroad frsm damage, and the rich coun.
ties bordering it, from plunder and de-
vastation.
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TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.

FROM CHATTANooGA.-Re3orts from til.
front say the enemy are advancing his
ms OF work around Chattanooga with
new batteries, and everything is quiet
a tankee forage train, with two reyi-
ments OF cavalry, vent up the Lookout
Valley and returned. Supplies for Chat
tanooga are constantly arriving at Browns
Ferry. Our cavalry are reported at
Lenoir's Station, 81 miles from Knoxville
A special dispatch says the works of the
enemy are only $50 yards from our front.
FROM NORTHERN V1RGINIA-Intelli-.
gence from. Gen. Lees army is meag'e.
and no further particulars of the lat.
fight. No further skirmishing or fight
ing has occurred since Saturday. MEADE,
from all accounts, is believed to be ad-
vancing cautiously, with the view of Of
fering battle, while Gen. Lee, as we'll as,
his so far inviDcible army, are ready ana
willing 10 crafty him To his hearts con.
tent. For obvious reasons, the Wing
does not feel at liberty to give its infor-
nation of the position of Gen. Lees ar
my.
The battery captured in the fight Sat-
urday is stated to be Green's, and not
the Richmond Howitzers.
The Richmond Sentinel states that an
officer who passed through Culpeper ON
Monday was told that all of Hoks's and
Hays brigados have come in, except
about -four hundred men. He was inform
cd that when they retreated, they were
ordered to scatter, and each man take
care of himself.
Col. Cox, wounded in three places in
he fight of last Saturday on the Rappa>
hammock, arrived in this city on Thurs
day last. We are glad to learn tnat the
Coloneps wounds, though severe, are net
serious. His horse was shot uader him
and he was struck by fragments of a
shell We hope that he will soon recov
er and be in the saddle again.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-16

A SOLDIER OF THE "TRUE Gam
We are Informed that a soldier belonging
to a North Carolina regiment, whose
name we could not learn, displayed his
patriotism IN a most exemplary manner
a few days since. He Obtained a fur
Tough of eighteen days to visit his wife
and children whom he had not seen for
two years, and had come as far as Gordons>
vile on his way home, when he heard that
the Yankees were coming in force, and
a general engagement locked for
Although the train was about to start
for Richmond, this gallant soldier ~resolvs
ed to return to his regiment and take
part in the expected fight. Such a man
is worth a brigade of skulkers or des-r-
ters.-Rerhmond Wing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-16

"XECUTIV DEPARTMENT NORTH
IL Carolina. Adjutant Generals Office, (H.
G"D Raleigh, Nov. 10th, 1868. General Order,
No. 5. /. The operatives in Woslen anu Cotton
Factories that furnish Goods for the Confederate
and State Governmc tents, are exempt from duty in
the Guard for Home Defence, except when their
counties are invaded by the enemy.
III. The drill Of the Guard for Home Defence
will be dispensed with until tho 10th day of De-
coinber next, to allow the farmers time to sow
their grain. By order of Gov. VANCE:
Nov. 13.-2t. Il. G.. TT Adj. Gen.
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Try IT.-A writer in a London paper,
on the authority of Liebig, (ths ceIebra-
ted German Chemist) says that the seeds
of asparagus, toasted and ground, make
q full.favoured coffee, not easily distin-
tinguished from Mocha. The seed are
easily forced from the berries by drying
them in q cool moderately warm,) even
and then rubbing them on a sieve.
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keo officer was seento fall wounded, and
Afterwards, in a prsstrate condition. con-
tined for several minutes to fire at eur
men Till . well directed shot succeeded in
ending his career on this earth.
There was no fight yesterday, but in
formation was received through the
wounded that on Sunday q heavy fight
occurred about one mile beyond Gull
pepper G. Fl. From all indications we
may reasonably look fer a renewal of the
conflict in adew days on general scale.
About enc hundred and. fifty Of the
wounded were received yesterday at the
Seabrook Hospital, who had their wounds
properly attended to, and were after
wards assigned to the different hospitals
i'll the city.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The Examiner of the same day has the
following account Of the affair:
About one hundred and fifty OF u
men, who were wounded in the battle at
KeIly's Ford, on Saturday, reached this
city on yesterday morning. From their
reports, and information derived from
ether sources, ne make up some account
of the affair.
Hoke's and Hays brigadss, Of Early's
division, with two batteries OF artillery,
were on picket, north Of the Rappahan
mock, at Kelly's ford. The two brixades
Numbered Gully about two thousand
About twelve o'clock the enemy made a
sudden and unexpected attack in such
force that their skirmishsrs alone seemed
TO outnumber our whole force, and SO
quietly had they approached that they
seemed to our plen TO have risen out of
the ground. They were evidently we'll
infs<tned of our force and our position,
and had come down to surround and cap
ture Us. With this ~iRtent, their first Of,
fort vas to cut US off from the river.
Our nen fought with the greatest coel'
ness and gallantry, and maintained the
poet Of victory, and it is thought would
! have npulsed and driven off the enemy
but fox the giving out of their ammuni-
ton, both for cannon and small arms.
Our artillery is said to have played
terrible havoc in the heavy column of tbs
eaemy, out the ammunition being entire
ly exhausted nothing was eft but to rstrea'
Or surreoder.' AS they were forcing thsi
way towards the river the enemy closed
aroand them and a hand-to-hand fgh
ensWsd, ia which numbers on both sides
were killed. About six hundred of our
men succeeding in reaching the river ane
escaping. Many are said to have bssl
drowned III the crossing.
1t is stated that the two batteries will
the brigade were the second and thirc
companies OF Richmond Howitzers. Blu
this is doubtful. Our whole less in thi
unfortunate affair, in killed, woansled ant
missing, coGd not have been nc 2 thar
+f~RseR-haa1sed Hays YIriesni
numbered nine hundred men at the bat
tie ct Gettysburg, and it is not likely it
atreagth has been much increased since
Hoks's brigade, it is not likely, number
ed naore than a thousand or twelve hun
dred- Of the tive brigades six .hundret
men escaped.
Col. Godwin, formerly one Of the P,e
vost Msrshals of Richmond, was in coIn.
mana,ef Hoke's brigade, and is said t
have been wounded.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-16

TIE SITUATION IN TENNssEE.-YeS-
terday's mail brought US Atlanta dates Of
Saturday last. The Register says it
would not be surprised if Bragg's pres
ent movements were designed to mislead
his own people, as well as Federal GEN
erals. We are told that Thomas couri-
ers come as far south as Atlanta, and
supsly him regularly with the city pa
pers. We cannot, therefore, speak of the
movements now being MAIDS in the vi
cinity of Chattanooga.
|. We have heretofore with preximate
accuracy, fereshadowed them. On Fri
day there was seme firing on our par
at Lookout Poiet. directed against ths
enemy's batteries on Moccasin Point
No damage is known to have been effect
ed. The enemy replied occasionally.
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Southern Publications on Hand.

Wy ARREN'S SURGERY, IS 90
Nv hardee's Tactics, 1st j. I'd vols, %
Gilliam's Manual, 90
army Regulations, %
4 Z Sseiafs r e shs SLines 81 y
Volunteers Field and Camp book, IS
-Iapslcon's NaXimS Of War. 70
,avalry Drill, by Pxtten, / SO
Baysnet exercise and Skirmisk Drill, 90
The Volunteers handbook, ! 90
school OF tAe Guides.
First Year OF the War, %
Second Year of the War, 5 90
1ork's English Grammar, / 50
ohilta hlghsa Grammar, revised, = %
Smythe's Primary Grammar, "a
nmythe's School Grammar, ] Oh
Elementary Spelling Book, l Oh
The Confederate Speller, 5t
Our Own Spcllcr. -
The Dixie Primer, o,
The Confederate Primer, 50
Oar Own Primer, SO
Southern Methodist Primer, so
Pictorial Primer, SO
+ rsL Book in Composition, / 90
Our Own First Reader, so
Tns First Dixie Reader. M
Our own SECOND Reader, 70
Bingham's Latin Grammar, 2 so
Geographical Reader, with Maps, 2 %
Hills Poems, I 90
The Guerrillas' Dialogues, 50
Wesleyan Catechism, Ne. 1, 25
Wesleyan Cateclisnl, No. 9, 50
Cipcrs' Catechisn, as
Sermon Catechism, by Wood, IS
Historical Scripture Questions, 50
Sunday School Bell, 5D
sabbath School Wreath, 50
Biblical Catechism, by Lansdell, 81
Life of Stonewall jackson, on
Strange Story, 3 90
Great Expectat ons, co
Morgan and his Men, 3 50
Tae Battle of the Bards, g 50
Romance Of q Poor Young Man, 81
Step Sister, / 50
Wild Western Scenes. / SO
Darrell Markham, 2 80
Canpaiga from Texas to Maryland, / 70
No Name, by Wilkie Collins, 4
Aurora Floyd, by 3 90
Les Miserahles, Famine, = 90
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Stonewall Song SOCK, so
Dixie Land Ssugster, Is
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The usual deduction made to the trade.
N. B.-Those ordering books by mail should
send extra 10 cents on the dollar, for postage.
BRANSON, FARRAR q CO., Raleigh, N. G..
Raieilh November 18th, 1863. 13-tf
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On the evening of the 5th November, 1859. BY
Rev. N. II. Kayler, Mr.. L. II. Williams, OF the
llth \. c. Troops, to Miss Myra Beach, Of Burke
county.
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The Legislature of this State will
meet in Raleigh, pursuant to adjourn
ment, on Monday the 2srd instant
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EIGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
~ DISTRICT.
ONCE Of the Assessor of Internal Revenue, |

WORCESTER, July TO- 1853 I
Notice is hereby given that the Assistant Assessors OF
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said lists contain the of taxes property
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ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
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one O'Clock T. M, the premises, by virtue of power
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!, 4. 1862 and recorded in Registry Deeds, Book
Gel Pages So 513 of the Records of Re Estate in WOr
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persons against harbOring trusting her account
as shall pay debts of her contracting after this date
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Worcester, July 30. 1868. d3tt jy30
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