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taee ien-sFes 3 ghc Femain-
ts taaf, 3ma ths night, sid
81 rsy mamlnr advanced in faror
lar3e GaiHF e Impossible
3 visa Sem. u8a iis small farce.
bata G. L-His. the rear guard
i.h'pa heavily Ni;h the euemy.
Three g. rate charges were made
bfan hy re neay. tut they were
Band mely fepalsc8 On Monday
morB.ue Con T. etaHaiea Leno'r.
hut owing 90 The energy suh which
tir rebel pursuit was kep' ~, deter.
Mntj - give then a decided check,
ana accordingly came iaio line q bait
tls CamghelY. Station. hen . SIGHT
eus esuug until dark oar 6rt
psiau oommsu5igg tbe road from
boots Sides tle infantry deployed 10
front 6 ilis wrre sooa attacked BY
Oh enemy, st0 made three gallant
eaarg oaaaahiag our men aad driv-
ug tacm Is Use COVER Of oag batteries,
whiel Sow opened terrific ard des-
lr8eiive Gre. The 3, htls retired be-
fore il. gave way, and eventually fell
batk rs tile river II was now 8 o.
clock Ia the afternoon. The rebels
show ing a desire to rrnew The attack
and having brought two batteries TO
their assistance. Gen. Burnside fell
tack to . more desirable position, and
again gave them battle. The contest
continued until night fell or troops
occupying their own ground. The OBJ
jet It the G4ht having been attained,
our troops fell back during the night,
and reached Knoxville where q great
hattie IS expected 10 be fought to-mor-
ROW.
Yesterday tie rebel advance guard
attacked our outposis upon the Ion
dan add Clinton roads, and heavy
skirmi.hiug continued all day. This
morning the attack was resumed. The
rebel. finding il impossible % drive
our men with infantry. brought sever
~ gun, into position, and poured in a
{ nauking fire, and after briei Skin.
mish charged on oar position. A ter
rilic hand-to baud conflict occurred
both sabrcs and reyolvers being used
on both sides. Our men fought with
tie greatest aallantry. bul at last were
compelled TO lall back a third Of a
nile, 70 4 strong line which they hold
io-nipIt.
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w the Hon. the Probate Court for the lls
rict Of Manchester, Commissions 10 receive,
and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the Estate Of
MiR7TN SLOCUM
late Of Manchester, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the both
day Of September 1863 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do. hereby give no
tice, that We will attend to the business OF our
appointment at Ghayer's Inn, at Factory Point
Oh the las Wednesday Of March next, from 8
4. M.,suntil four O'clock, T. NJ, on said day.
Dated at Manchester, this 3oth day Of Sep
TENDER 4. D., 1868.
]. S. PETTIBONE,
J. II. SMITH, CONS.
J. h. WILSON,
No. Bennington, VI. Nov, II, 1858.
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GlN ". #. suirn- TAn shov
ha lsly bee at Wesi sd VII! e
dah SEED
10 av gha thls army uos fce,he
from nrd sp 81 -
nter su8 sAeu d.stsace IS wagon
haaInt l taat ifv time - ltss llna
"a beers btaecn ii aTrt ana
Cba.ianeel & s. state mo.i iapof-
autad Ons Il4t y ibe iaei
fhattl umg b.taren tle ESQ piaees
1as btea = dos 3 from Ten days ard
tsa ueek even. .aa single dag. Az
slider +. lbM : steamer at 8 single
If sal transport more -HFf ucs ihag
3 084 eaE,u coald Is ioa months
ovef tAt route osr ai5ch ,hs army
"a. betr supplied. These are b3t
ise feature 81 Jio easo sodicitutly
atkiav conclude. 20 illustrate tao
Importance Vi ihe change in tie mode
81 Supplying Ibis army, and 90 shoS
lhe value n Cen. W. +. Smiths
splendid movement, which resulted 10
cnttias oul Lookout Mountain aud
srizoe Br0sn's Ferry aud practical
is giving Is the river before Hooker
gsmt up There Is no mtG III this
DEPARTMENT the benefits Of whose
lor sl, aud skill the army feels 50
-usialy, as Gen. Smiths Tie fol-
l1ains complimentary order explains
it-ell
HGApQ'es uar'roTrHE CUNnEHLsNp, !
tHkuARc0oA, Nov. 1888
"OAurRs. Tie General command
ing tender. bis thank. 20 Brig Gen.
Ma, + Smi,Ii. aud the Officers and
men d ,he expedition under his com
maId. consisting II The brigades Of
bdg. Gens. T0rchin and llaleu, the
boai PARTIES und-r Col. J. 4. Stanley,
18Th Omo, and The Pioneer Brigade
Party under Capt Fox, Michigan En-
giU,tfs, ior the skill aud gallanlry dis
played ia securing a permanent hidg.
meui on tltc souIh side Of tie riser ~
Browns FRY, and ia putting IN po-
silion the ppnIoou bridge on The night
IT the 26lh uli The successful exc
cli.oa q tits luty was attended with
ihc moat important results, IN opeting
site ana easy communication with
Bridgeport, and shortening our line o.
supplies.
l'y commend Of MAI. GES. THOMAS
&. GonnArp, a. 4. G.
Brig Cen W. +. Smith, Chief Eu-
suyers ID. G."
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Louisville, Nov. 20.

IOnlsVlIIe, NOV. ~.
A private disratrh received by q
gentleman in this city, yesterday morn
inr, lacd kroxvelle, signed A. f..
Burnside, Mjor-General says ave
are MI right yet The lire is still in
ierrupiea between Konxville and
Cumberland Gap. Nothing from the
latter place last night or up to / o.
clok to-day"
4 dispatch inst rrcei"rd from Par
son Brownow, dated Bmbouryille,
l9h. .a'~ tlere is fighting all about
Knox ,iI,e.
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KnnxsllIe. Tenn. Nor. Ia

hnpNFllle, Ieun., Nov, ~.
Gen. L9usslreei, after crossing lhe
Tennessee "a ,he l4h inst. was al
tasked b ile afternoon b Gen. Burn
side, wh9 drove lhe advance guard
laek % wiihIa 4 ulle oi tbs waters
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MONDAY.
- 0rlenns. Nov. l3.

New Orleans, NOV. -
Tic Thirteenth army corps, lately
operating III Teche county, embarked
I, Iay 1T Brashcar Cry for some I'M
known point tm Texas, by way Of
8c.Wjck' Bay.
Vow York, Nov. y.
We Army Of tie Potomac dispatch
Nc hc 2i,t, states tIlH the army is not
al,aucing. Tie rain lias caused some
mr. 5ut tie road, vi soon be dry
again.
X Washington special 10 the Her
alj aates that little apprehension is
tell ior lis saiply Of Burnside. Tie
iuncure II Sherman with Thomas en-
ablcs Grant 10 reinforce Burnside.
Tie Herald Army Of the Potomac
dispatch states that our army occupies
Culp PIPER. Il is runored in camp
hat re Lad fallen back from the
Rappjdan.
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81. Louis, Nov. rs.
Tie telegraph Ia. been extended 10
Font sni,a. Gen. Mcneil has issued
au order that all mole.iafions Of tn
telegraph shalt be regarded as tile
work 81 ba,,iWlacsers. and i5r every
cutting q tie sire d guerrilla prison
cr slsd, hs hung.
Oar forces oreupy Woilron, about
ihaly mile south ag Fort Smith,
Oar scouting parties have captured
a Fehe! Major, iwo Captains, and quite
q eumatr VI prisoners together with
a fasiaa 81 Ccopers train, laden
a'th commisary stores and amani.
ton- ~ las, aecsunis Cooper was
aing rp.d.y toward Red River.
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War Summary.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Charles on. Nov. RI.
The euemy's IRE On Sumter contin-
uses steadily Battery Gregg opened
sire ilils afternoon on james Island
and For, Aloalliie. Fort Lamar and
Battery s.inpku, replied.
Charleston, Nov. IS.
The firing is about tie same to-day.
From Thursday morning until Satar-
day al suu down 1854 mortar shells
Hud rifle shds were fud II Sumier.
The enemy, tire has ceased 10 be 81
aHy iWay la lie Fort. There has
been 80 ariag oa james or Sullivan
Island. Oar batteries continue 10
keep up a Slow fire ora Gregg.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE. NO. S.

EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. S.
FFlHE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFICERS
4 aad men have been duly exchanged, and are here
by SO declared:
l. all officers and who have been delivered at City
Point at daa-time previous :" May 9th, 1883.
9 All o6ers captured at place before the LIST of
April 1868 who have been released on parole.
All men captured in North Carolina Virginia. be-
fore the st of March, 1885, who have been released on
parole
p Carter in his expedition to East Tennessee, in De-
cember last
s. The officers and captured and paroled BY Lieut.
Col Stewart Van Buren, Arkansas, January VI, 1898
BY Col Dickey, in December. 1862, in his march to the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and by Capt Cameron at Cor
nth, Mississippi, in December 1862.
The officers and paroled at Oxford, Mississippi,
on the 2Sd OF December, 1884, at Desark, Arkansas
the 18th January, 1885, aud at BATON Rouge Louisiana
on the 23d of February, 1853.
Z. all persons who have been captured on the sea,
the waters leading to the upon the coast Of
the Confederate United States at any time previous to
December 10TH 1862.
g. Civilians who have been arrested at any tins before
the 9Th of May, 1862 and released parole, dis
charged from any and every obligation contained in said
parole Ifany such person has taken any oath Of ale
release accompanied with any other condition, he is
discharged from the s8me.
any persons embraced in any of the foregoing
tions any section of previous Exchange Notice
wherein they declared exchanged in any Federal
prison. they to be Immediately released and delivered
WV ''~ ROBERT OULD,
Agent Of Exchange
Richmond May Is, 1858. 4O--6t.
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'MEET1NG IN ROCKINGHAM.

According to previous notice, . meeting Of
portion of the citizens of Rockingham county look
place at Wentworth, on Saturday, the I'd OF May.
On motion of Gov. Reid, Mr.. D. w. Courts was
called to the chair and James Irwin was appointed
Secretary.
Mr.. Courts on taking the chair addressed the
meeting and explained ct some length its object
He said that President Davis had issued an address
to the people of the Confederate States, urging on
them not to plant tobacco or cotton, but devote
their lands exclusively to the raising of crops for
the support of man and beast; that Gov. Vance had
made similar appeal to the people of North Caro-.
lima Mr.. Courts in the curse Of bis remarks said
that whatever might be the action of others, he had
in view of possible scarcity Of the necessaies of
life for our soldiers and their families to the
conclusion not to make pound of tobacco Tor mar
ket; intending to make only enough for home con-
sumption
Whereupon, Mr.. John Gum introduced the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, There is no doubt that the public en-
envy with whom the South has been contending for
two years. is resolved to conquer us by starvation,
if he cannot by the sword; and whereas, the Pres.
idcnt Of the Confederate States and the Governor of
North Carolina have felt it to be their duty to call
upon US by proclamation to raise this season the
largest amount possible, Of grain crops and pro.
visions, in order to support our gallant defenders
and their families, and thereby dsappoint the hope
of the enemy; therefore
Resolred, That we Recommend to our fellow
citizens Of Rockingham county, not to- plant this
season more than - hills Of tobacco, and to exert
themselves to raise the largest possible amount Of
grain and provisions.
On the question Of filing the blank, considerable
discussion took place between Gov. Reid, Messrs
Thos Galloway, W. D. Bethel, Wheeler Hancock,
and T. 7. Slade. All Of them spoke strongly
against cultvating this season the usual crop of to-
bacco, Ar. Slade remarking that he should 60 with
his neighbor, the chairman, in not raising any to-
bacco for sale
1t was finally resolved to fill the blank in the
resolution with fifteen hundred hills to the hand
Resolced further, That the papers Of the State
be requested to copy these proceedings
D. W. COURTS, Chm.
JAMES IRvIz, Sec
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ON down at thar moorins, 70 must let the inyen'
shin slide and charge the expense to the sinkh
fund. Ef we loose the whole amount thar's more
whar that cum from, and we know all thunder1n
we'll thars ten times IS rnutch whar 1t will 60.
We air ankshusly lookin for intelligence IRON
North Caroliny, and rather im.dgin that when "
arrives it will be Of the illstarred South Caroiiny
stripe-in luther words onfavorable to the stripes
and stars If the seven thousand Union troops
that was despatched from Hilton Head to chaw up
the fty-fivs Thousand rebels at Charestun had PIN
sent to Ginral Foster he mought have licked MS
ASSISTANTS instead of ben he is at present cooped
up on tung of land and in the jaws oil destrnck
shin persoom he will meet with wot my nus,
trus Patron would call 'check'-on the bank Oh
the Blackwarter. -
. But notwithstandn the imbeclty that prevails
at headkwarters, the good csws is bound to cum
out right In the eend As sun as Fightin 10 Hooker
ken git outer the mud he'll make the rebels ?e'try
fly or perish IN the altemp, and tho no nufh'n Of
the comparativ force of The armies, III 70 len
blind that Rosencranch wins victory in Tenasea
With strong faith in the kentry, but not mite
in the misunderstanding
remain, with stiff backbone,
Yours allus,
A DISBANDED VOLUNTEER
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DI E D,

DIED,
Al IN. residence of his mother, in this county, on the
al Of Nav. Dr. Jonx c. MARRIOTT. aged 8" years.
T. mi. cv IN the 18th inst at o'clock, JULIA TAY-
1oR. infant daughter of 7. H. and NJ E. E Snow
In the CITY of Richmond Sunday. the 10th Of May
~ Funds received the previous Sunday in the battle at
ChauceorsviIle IrEs of the Rev. Dr. Smedes aged
~ years ss ANU Adnant Of the eth n Regiment faithful
soldier Of Chris. his life faithful solder Of his c'un;
try in his DEATH trus. he now awaits in the Pessen.
1"rd the righteous Judge, shall give him in that day
In God.boro', Saturday. the 9th inst Miss AoLLi.
s,dden and severe Tinld meek and que; in her life
s%s sxeety leaned upon Christ as she passed int" the
n;,;, land We knew her when a child aud are cot
Surprised that has taken guileess fearful Of
hots the rough waves Of this tempesuous life bad rolled
49, bsr Her FRIENDS
A. bis residence in Randolph county N G, Of dropsy,
IN The i7h of February, 1868, ELI BRowsR, Esq., aged
~ yesrs and one month. He member of the Chris
tan Church for many years. He has gone and left US,
Int We hope to meet again, lCoH
rT Fayetteville Observer please copy.
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$3.50 REWARD.

Ia last at the North. Carolina DEPOT Raleigh, memo.
randum book. containing the following papers, far
reco'lected: certificate from the Treasurer, No s!s,
1890 eight per cent bond some $3.50 in State Treasury
notes. undabe in six and eight per cent bonds; two
hundred dollar three fifty, and some twenty dollar Con
bank bills. My name, Capt. John E. Murray, Co E. sh
N. o. volunteers also 10 the book also, paper in
the book relieving Of my command 10 said regiment
certificate as have applied for duplicate of the same.
ANY information concerning this loss may be left with
the Editor of the nd.rd; and reward Of $3.50 will be
paid r the thu memorandum book papers and
money JOHN A. MURRAY,
Big Falls. N. G.
May s, 1868. S7-w&swlm.
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CASUALTIES IN THE 7TH REGIMENT


Lat Of the killed, ,'ounded and missing (so fur az
ascertained,) of the SecenM Regiment NJ g.. T..
Lanes Brigade 4. p. Hills Division. Battle
on Sunday, May 8, 1868:
Field and -Killed-Lieut Col HILL
Wounded Col Edward Haywood, by shell in
SATISFACTORILY; Maj VIM Lee Davidson. by shell
IN 6reast-severely, not mortal; Adjt Ives Snedes.
gunshot in neck and shoulder-very seriously
(since dead)
Company A, commanded by Lieut. NJ Campbell
-kiled-Lleut E Campbell, Lieut. R A Bolick,
Pri ! " 5 Deal F. T CIodfelter, A Parker,
Price, Austin. ,Wounded-Lieut P G Carlton
in the breast-slightly; Sergts W Condry. two
fingers oil; L Milisaps, shell in the shoulder
slight; A Johnston shell in side-slight: Cornl
II l. Alexander, shell in side-slight; priystes Fl
Miller, Ylnshot in mouth-seriously: W H In.
gram gunshotin wrist-seriously: L Ingram. pnn.
shot in wrist-serionsly; W Baker, stunned bv
shell-very slight; Brown, by shell in head
sl,gnt; " May, gunshot in elbow-seriously: J
', " befrynil, gunshot in chin-slight; DLF Rear.
icy. sE gunsaot IN knee-seriously; Linney gun
both slightly W Robinson, gunshot in thigh
very Slight; Fox, gunshot in thieh-serouslv.
u Brown, gunshot in shoulder-seriouslv Noah
Aener' gnnsnot In thgh-seriously; G W Millsaps
gqnshot in knee-slight; W Fry. leg and arm
oroken-knee amputated- Missing W Fincan.
rison. MUIR
Company B, commanded by Captain p Young.
'n IN John Young, privates Rufus MOT.
Wounded-Les: Harris, above the evsMsI;aSt
Sergts Asa Tinker, thigh fractured A N Coleman
saeil IN MP; privates A Freeman in little finger
p IucRer, gunshct in knee-seriousJv. <
barnheart gunshot in head-sligh,: ph;lIin Ereeva
gunsnot In heaa-slight; A III Blackwedar shel,
IN tn'gh-siIght; John kanker. in knee md shnnil
T az W Joyner, shell in hsadWsliai,t
III w nseon gunshot in haad-siisht; J N Hart.
s sSo, gunsnot In knee-serousy; NJ Wilhelm gun.
and h. ~ dn s,ss Bost gunshot in neck
and shouider-seriously; M Sinkes eunshot w 8,
.oo~ and Satisfactorily; H Kearney. runshot
an head-not seriously; Shoe, she'll n footw
slShx Missing-Corpl j Stiles, priyates Jmlir.
@ols Almond, Levi Yost ''
company G, commanded by Lieut. Walter McR.e
MMhea-sergt D e Danso1, private Thos Rem.n.
. M1oSSaded-Lleut Ounce, by shell in shoulder
n.iS. osrgt Phpps Ivy shell in hcad-slight
sey, gunshot ia w,ist-slight; S Z Shinn, eunsho,
IN snoulder-serioM' F W ksof gunshot in arm
ssrious Jesse DssiA gunshot in leg-serious.: +
sT:%poel, gqnahst in, foot-sarious: q Hutson
i.as n fractured ssrseu. John Jordan, gunahot II
csast-very ssrieasi, 2.
v;,,.'s u, commaada by Capt W Kerr
GH .m;ss. " Kerr. ,Woun ded-Pri,ates S \
sunahot il 10 had .1, Brown
Mouth Mouth, breast bp and foot-m, rtal-s,ace lead
GSs'ng-private A E Kansn.u~
Woundedyyn =, commanded a BY Ii. tut w Wick
rious: pt;,,. = Gnrickn.n, gunsEot in thighs
.vsry slight: GGe@@pssy Dean, stsrn, ID by shell
. " hendricks, arm fse .ur>d; M
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

THREAD WITHOUT CARDING.-We have received
from DR.. Wallace q breach Of thread which was
spun BY . neghbor of his in Newberry from raw.
unc.rded cotton. The thread is tolerably even and
strong. Il suggests th. possibility Of dispensing
With CARDS altogether. Will our lady friends sxpe-
riment upon this idea, and report the conclusion to
which they come ? We believe that the old fash
Toned spinning jennys dealt directly with the raw
materisl-CoIuHbn Guardian.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-20

North-Caroina Factory Goods Wautll
" ANTED To PURCHASE NORTH.CANl
w Factory Goods. Saeetiugs, Shirtings On
Stripes, Plaids and Cotton Yarns, (for retail trade
ston County, Payment made In cotton delverr
N. c. R. R if preferred to money. Manufaeturs
wish to procure cotton would do we'll to addrss|
Smithield, Johnston County, NC.
W. q. avn
N. B.-I have contracted to deliver lot of b
Fayetteville for Cotton Yarns. Those who wish I
limited supply for 25 per cent. on cost, by deliver
con at my stOre. Iron, Sugar and Tobacco in sore !
for cash or produce. VA
Smithfeld, N. c., March Is. 1858. ls-El