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TIIE DESTRUCTION of the Albemarle, and
' . TUB CAPTURE OF - PLYMOUTH.
From tUo Golihboro' State Journal wo learn thai
on Friday Wrhing the 2tl ult., about z o clock, the
Iron elalroetuarie, tnonred to tho wharves at Ply-
. roonth, wa so badly damaged by a torpedo, by the
. 'eneihf. tbt she sunk at hf r moot ing.
- 8ome dHtoace below whore the Albemarle lay was
the Boutbtisld, luuk there by Oapt. Cook when Ply-
month was pptured from tbe laukcuft. -lne Boum
- .'field tu MW ft" picket station by our infinity forces
to which tnej passed to mil lrotu the shorn ty n ooai
and thli boni was usually kept? at the Swutbfield.'
TWiitiiv'-nf'rbt wa very dark and stormy. In
tba darkiiesslnnd stbrm, at the hour stated, tho Van
Iran Tnaitlfiltn II t liri Ml'iJ . if n Sail. t!l kLl I ll li 0 K
. picket station and cuntm-ed-aft the pickets, twenty-five
In number, jwthout' bring fwrun, and -tut tbeni down
theriver to their line! below intheir mnloai. "The
Pteamer, or torpedo boi4, propelled by steam, or ty
muffled cars. ,IIavUtgdi?poierrttiopicitcijquieity,
'the Yankee. eroVed t tho aide of the vlcr opposite
to PlTmbuth. and sweeping round, came npon the AI
bcroarle fronru Ihe strrmu. Our informant who says
ho wag on the Alueumk'at the time,ns a visitor, nnd
aoufiwbat Infatvd by tho exrlojion or me tor
pedo, itv that liicunfftqwtnco cf the.darkhcK? find
noiae of" the el 617 tho watch oa the Albemarle
Ln.ar nnjVmV of the approach t,f the enemy till
- mUm ! clo upon. them. Tho boat was bailed
k'.t i,nt ii thKtr' Tho reply was, "Tho'AI-
bemarle'a boat," and at, tat? niow tit the Albemarle
'.was struck" by the laukeo boat, .n:itlo starboard
quarter' in Oil nUcmpt,jt lUught llic Yanki-i's
: failed to blow up tho 'Albeuiailo utou;jit A .di-K'ct in
lue torpc jo. . '
The? iwuKdiaic,1y swung round tlmir boat again
" td were cajniax'downWfw bo Albt'm:trle'rf ,VW
but when they weiea-aia asked, "What bqs that?
The rep? wj, "Vou will d d in. see," and On the
la. taut me .Aiueuiarie wj Mmcs mh iu iviwv
exploded. J5y this time tbe alarm was general
throughout the slip, nd tho men mbed to arms and
, made" An- the eutsido of the armor, whtn they were
net by poo or two tlif6.ul grape from a howitzer in
be Yaukce Uuat. ine. Aileuuu'.e.tf n u comuii nctMi
.rapid fire U trouui tla el.ip, but tht-y could ece
nitbin; of tto cucuy iu ctunoutace of he dri'tsi
It wan o.m now, asict t.ru.ed tff.it tiSo torpedo bad bud
theJottnltd tEVcffoi cue of tLo bow-of tbe Alb&-
tuAfla Ai rtrVe iutul tLawaitapuily eettlinStiown
In tha incaa time the Yaattes, in t!ieir cjulusiou,
'got their boat.in tb tuidat t eorne le-s, 'fixed around
tha Abemarle for her prottCiiou, and tKiog uuabie to
extricate ber, tbe whole party, with,tbo exception of
the Captain ia cotnmaud, a urrtDderea, torpeao Doai
and all: , j :
r guruvrir tie evEtrtr ttsArsnirtticufreToa mora
than ft f. w ! j'it wounds.. TUrcc'of the Yankees are
sail to b'4ve it . u wenoded. They are reported to bo
11 coratuisMoned au I uou I'oum.bsloued oRiccrs, vu!
' uateere fur this viideita'.inf. .
The Albemaila weet down in a fiw le'njti-a, b?it tie
- water being fiba'Jowlicrfu !) wre.nqtiubinced,
nod tbvub ber j;uiidm:ii ai v I.' inches euder wa
ter her guns Mill c'lmmimdcd tbe tlautivl up ;'d do v.
- Afivr the UU.vf U lh AlL-aial anJ atcr Lne
diyn' ia4 fi;'.iti-J3,"t!iU e'ic uy" flftt bi:r-stl'l la
able to posa up to l'ijMiioinh ca the on'n-t at th Koa
noke upon wh'ch Piymo'u'ih iVfttuilcM.felTLaek' if' All e
rnario i'ouril an Jtntcitd tho lu'dlio ?JtUt and pi"fd
vp to ihe-inain livtv, coming. nut above i'lynnaib.
Tbe fleet then aJi;;ekJ tlio foil fiom above, on. tbe
31et. IJVn. I'.iker cJW'Caadid tho lynifon in perioa
and fbu'it until Cie inotny'a guubouib bad pacseJ ono
fort an4 disiorttui 'I .M.uf ( i:r pun ia ibe olo.r. An
etaenaiim wa t'nii v J. ed, uu lcr'ft :vere tbellinj,
""which cffcctc t witiont much l--tr-1
We learn from puvate K-t'erjtro'ji the Eastern part
of the S(att', that eii:ce lUe fa'l of ri;,niouthtmIo tlie
enemy's lands ur forces at Wnsb'nston liave b'eeu
, compelled to evacuate Vj-.ii place, and that it is once'
aain in the Lauds 01" the corny.
Jke Col Jtiboio' fltato JoC not, ctmmcntiog on the
tfaptareofriylncntb, tuys:
it would be- wpr? tban fieetn-o nndTntirlbc-
tfiioi Tuncen.f i tris vtcifirrxf 1 tifnr
tionof llnsttrn Noith t';uo!;a . i vuctf moie at the
ueroyot tbi Piu-my, with nl! 1L;' imtuenfo q-ianiitiea
Of supplies thut miiit have tvin guilioic J there.' More
than ltd, it J!ievifi the (iiomjf tfyin llif? nrccs.-ity of
..keeping a Inre ll)if in the u jjti J nn J lea veaM.ftt lltt
. at I berry to jpeii?j idtctejc. In a po-Hficbl sense
Linoolu irDf reioiic. for t c cuntare of Plvmnuth will
mid bundled of thouiandso Lis vote sgainst McC'itl-J
TbiLt some Llismc cl;acl."s sonieVhrt" for this dis
'Av, wo th'uk tbe ic.cnn be l;i!e doubt, tbe
'wtlin of ,ho Albcnarlc v t.re mrq nil wn done
SSetTS Htccrrul ,i,u.Pl:oa (be Albemarle
jthere seems to oweii..'" wi on.?. . ,
w . FiioTrooi ri AVJSW. . ...
'.i.-..if Ai..Oct:2T. ISfil.-OnProMymjciit.
ft FROM ?eTeRSBURG.'', V
rKTEnsBna, Nov. The enemy, night before
loci, urcw in anout one mile or their, cavalry tine on
their extreme hl't, below Reams'. Station, nrrl at tbe
amo tir threw out thejr picket lines in the rea,r of
. n v . .
iiicir nnny on una eiuo 01 me river, as 11 10 cover some
motemeci. ... ; .
All quiet to-day in front' '
,rj?TRPficiio, Novi, 6tb. Den, Ornoio captoreiTtha
Yakce picket iine last plght. A number 0? prisoners
were taken.' Tbo Yankee batteries bpeneu and kept
up n beSvy Sre all night. AJ1 quiet to-day. ( .
THE TENKESSXE KTVBLOQKAJ)E.ik,.FOl!s
. " REST-IMPOUTNT CAPTURE,, ko. '
s PABif Tennessee, Oct.O-vU Oorinth .3,1. Major
Uo captured at Fort Ilinson, .yeslerday, a trannport
which bnd'in tow ouo lare biige. Her- boiler was
cut in two on tbe second ftre. The boat drifted down
on the opposito tide? nnd wee brought-over by ropes.
We got off CO wajjon Jonds of shoes, boots, "blankets
nnd bard bcad. Gunboats, came up ud shelled the
trnnoport nnd barge, which wet-o dysiroyed, but "the
goods 01 tboioSveie OMved. Five ttaneporti ud one
gonboat ore above Forrest's balteries. , r'
TbQ enemy fe movln-cverythin from Taducah
serosa ithe river. They have Ueen moving five Irann
poi b per dny up td Johnsonville, heavily laden with
supplies. . . ' ' -
pAt!'((Tr.s.t Oct. Cist, via CoEisnr, Gd.r-Forrest
oas liioadeu tao Tconepseo nvei . AM commumi
un, bet neon Padocph sd JobnsonvUle is cut olf,
and tfto niM-oau to ashvlIie is or no uhb to the ece
my. ' Fo rent's bailcries were engaged nllday before
tf The outrages nnd enormities of deserters md
recusant conscripts in this State are becoming beyond
enduianco. Everir week we hear 'of .some outrage
committed bf themi Notwithstanding tbe efibrts f
the govern ment both in tbe . exercise of clemency
and viiilant nzor, these enormities nre being commit
ted.' The pre has beentoo silent tup'ott this enb
jojt. Even those, who are horrified nt every instance
of departure from the law in act or temper, on the part
of those Whose duty rt is to arrest deserters ana their
abetfois, nndwho are so ready to cry out when any
of our ofiJcersranscehd the bounds of pfodence nnd
law, ogainst tbe execjitive ofAtl State, who it is well
known eschews eyerytbing )jk.oJahurannityjn'the ex
ecution of tho law,' are strangely silent upon these
enormities.- ... ...
, ' We learn; that within, the pnst two weeis. these de
predaUons(on tbe". part pf dcseiters, lave, if pssibfe,
become more enormous tbau before'. -.Drsertera in the
oujJ ?JBilVi4kiuiwitW4i-Hph'-tw-f rh
daughters of Mr. 'Michael, niuiams a Bhort time since
under the most gravating clt'cnmstic'est Capt.
Davis ,n roost excellent and vigilant Home Guard olli
cer was killed ft few daysago Messts. James and lres
ter Eller, Mr. McNeU and vthers lave been robbed.
In Alleghany County, two mep were killed y tbem
in Forsythe another has-been ru'thle. ly' slain in
IleniletBon County Ms. Col, Kryson waskiiled aud
ler'two daughters shot. These nro on!y a few of tbe
enormities committed. Shcfb'd our peoplo submit to
this? Should Gov. YWtJCC rel.is in his ifforts to arrest
this state of tuingsr bpana "a-few SfaTe' "pilicers ore-
Tiof eani'y restrained under tnch ctrcrmctinces from
violent and gevejd frentment of suspected pcrsouef
We wiltijot uucier any, circumsrances ccunsct disobe
dience to the law or inhumanity in its enfoituuient; but
but Hoch not tbe outrages which are baing daily corn
mi ted in the Stale, often npon -unoffending females,
call for the most vicious enforcement of tie law,
. k , CONSCRIPT 4 OFFICE.
mtnotf, U. C, Oct22d, 1804.
CIRCULAR, V . ;, , f
No. '68. -
ITHE ATTENTION" OF-INSPECTORS CF COS- f
ecrip4iuq and Unrolling Officers is hereby called L
to General OidorTo. 82 A. & I. G. 0.r current series. 73 1
All men turned over under this order will be forwarded
to'Campa, of Insjmction without delay..
H- Any delay in furnishing the required 1'uti wlllt '
ill. Special atlention is directed to rnr. IV., Uen-v j
eial 'Order No. 82, A. & L 0. 0., current Berks; VI
Ey order J..R. McLfcAR,', . : , . " '' A-
, . .'7 Acting Comd't Conscripts for N. C. -
' . ; , ,.. : v . ; e. J.11ARDIN, - . I
... . Adjutant.
7.
t'titelMPlaiV:
J J ' . -i.. . it .1 i. ,1 1 1 t .1. . :.i .1 l
Two tfunboats nod , four transports were captured .u," UP'" ' uesenr nu uo au
nmi dehirryed. One of our irnnbonts, nnd two of the
Irapfto'-U are being iied by forre.t, and will 6e'of
great advnntare in jmnotfaut movtmeuts now on fopt.
Ono gunboat M;dlp oa trnwporls are tin tbe river,
uou wi;i ue capiurtu.
. ' FROM MISfOURk
MrjHmE, Nov. 5th. A (-neclil dispafch to the Ad
vertiser, via Jenatobia to tho 4th havs Memphis ra-
ps of tbe 2d say nothing about Price.. t Tba Chicago
imes of thp I'L'ta prononace dispatches- claiming a
tuj ex.l'u c e E 0 ; u j a n i co U c au pjwt lec Uont J
them? lWis time tbe whole tUati was moused
- Every cilien owes it to the S;e, to socitry and to
himself, 10 give information and to niu in arresting
ibesft lawless men. ' They must be putlown by thel
Strong arm of force and iht immediately. Ltery per-
sm n.7aint whom there is evidence tbnt tbey a e hr-
bonug or aboiling tbem, fhou'd le arrested nnd pun
ished ti.ihe extent of tbe law. Let the militia and
heme guards who are at home, nnd all good citizens
resolve fo put theni down or, drive Ifeem - frqni the'
K-Tf fya.J J!S beiihen.udoab . ej is dc by the falling of a church at St. Petersbnrg,
in tbe shade by tbe Missouri telegrams. Nobbing im- p . J - , - . . . . .
v . t . r . a. n a . n cir m
l.iciiuosir, va., wci. aoo4. j
Gesmai. Oddbps. 1 ", ,
. No. 82,-.. . .'''. '
T THE CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF ORD-
1. nanee' will withont delay, take measures to place - I
in the field -one-fifth of all the men employed in his
department, (including contractors and their emplcy- "l '"j
ees,) of tha classes ip cified in General Orders No." 77 t'-
A . and I. G. OEice, fcurrent fceries.V To this end he .
ill d!rect-' the sevepil oflicerj in charge of arsenals, i ''
workshops, depots, &o., to fuitt over to the nearest etf- .
-!! ..ii' 1 '. 1. ' A .1
roiimg ouicer, oy list, snowing fiieinges occupation ; .
and residence, sucli proportion of their employees (in
eluding contractors and employees under them,) of V:
tho clai ulovto referrel to; as will constitute in tile f '
njrxregaie 6nefiflh of the whole number in the' said .C;
to j-cturus iq ins ouice epi. ou,
A f fit v
1
1
4j
portant ft om ther points. Guerilla operations con
tinue active on tbe Mississippi.
Richmond, Nov. 5. New York papers of the 1st.
ond tbe Uaihniote imertenn evening edi'ion, received.
(.olu m New 1 ork on toe 1st, i.'u3 -ia Ealtioiore
to2S9. . '
A Loni(vIlc telegram of theSlet contradicts tberu-!
mor of tua vacuation of Atlanta. , It s.iys. too place
i no! even n ,u,e t.'?fitest 4iaitj:er.
There is hide doubt of the fi'.ct that Hood's army'
wis a dr7 or two tince nar ti e Tennessee river,' but
tiierrnet njadcrs hesitated to atfttnpl a crosbiDg.
P. chho.vo, Nov. 4lh. The Bubituore American ef
(he d Uis a te'egram Iron Lovisville. of. the 1st,
w-k:fb menl'wnwtt rtitnor hnt 4lod,- wi!h oO,0')'ri1'i
cvoMie J the Trnnes 0 river going noithward, on tLe
t in"t. I'at ticuurauuknown and UTttaoablo ut
at - r.ivsent.
A tc'cgrnm from NaSuTille, of tbe 1st, fays since
ns repuifO at Dacntur, Jlood has moved fuwber wst,
along ihj somh siJe of tbe Tennessee, lie is believ
ed to have cro-'scd sonio infantry near liaicbiidge,
but im pat of hi force bns been mov J futtber north.
liy pm iohc is diflicu't to astertnii.
r orrest with ft' cavn'ry. force, ia reported threatening
Russia.
, ,. -. a .
BTbelVest Florida News says: The njegocs en
gaged in tbe late raid on this place, (Maviauua,) are
said to nave been brought froin Nassau,
LostlSD Reward. ',
A DOUBLE, BLANKET ONE SIDE BLUE TnE
other purple between Wndfsboro' and J. P.
Smith's pTantatTon, nea!T. J. Lockbart'st The above
reward wMr be paid to any one delivering it to tb
snb!criberOB8mUU-irj.IA..CR.vwroBp,.at
Walcsboro.' , . VM. LITTLE.
Nov, 8 CO--COC.
UtGc',-,als Beauiegan
Hood, rhentl-nm, Lee, Cle-
lurne, Wnltlftt'l ,nn C'lytoo made. jqircclic Hio
UDiv then encmped nt Galr-dm. 'l v all r,nk y
BtnKxl that'ther were g( 'g fa Mnldte i ffineb;. a
0 oVock llie following m roing levellle wn bent, ani
This noble anay'of GonevTTooTpS Ti 15 ;
.! n I'irt fV.'iC R'l'J ' ueu'l ligui ami
IV
: unof-
n I'm iT,'iC R'l'J v'
i.vi .m.il.inleiifville. n-the tivcr. It is
enfely over yrstBr.lay, nn 1 Is now on the march on tho
tt,.r ;. I,'.icht le..l the column and Cleburne
covers the rer, vlh V.'heder left tiGadbden to pro
" 'iecTHhe conmi .luloaliou?. - - - Z ' --There
is on uncoi;.iUflUblt fp't'it ft evading IhrottgU
every man iu'lhe wuiy,' and. it will glndlep the heart
of every Soutbton to kn th.U wo h:m mo. e men
than at any li'uo bir.ot C, noral Bragg commenced Lis
Kentnoky ejmp.'tign. There is no otiflggling, Ut cv
ieryTegtiuent m.d'cteiy mr.n pi r.es forward.- Lven
Hnrvfvy wrqVw-tnid i)w-w-iMrTtt-4T-bt-w-4e44r-r-ovidi-tion
than ever, and wo cinuot htlp thinking tl.at the.y
p'.tke of tltegene.al feeling. . -
' AWiTlElUiECci25SriN' FLORIDA. ' 1
The foilowiug" dis;.:dvh, br.s -.been uerived tit Do-.
; nnrtment It.ilmrtci, Cbayloston. ."r- .
, ToGen. llnre: Capt. Pcucrcoa yc,terdy stack
ed a cavulry force of fortr mif,"fivo miles from -Magnolia',
killing nnd wounding bnif'of their f,.?cn, nnl
' rfjaptming twenty-three tr.gn, including nine wouaded,
yiewiitqs horses, equipments. 0.0
oho(iinvTlTe, where tulre are large quantities of gov
ernment stoies. .
Two New Yo -k State agents, convicted, before the
mil'taiy comiO'ssion ofelccnon frauds, have been sen-
need to impusonment for life.
The Nasbvilto Union of the 29th. snvs Sherman
ltd not moved beyond Jrayetteville at last accounts.
Jtold opx-ned on the 2d at 215; at noon 235.
Rtcmrojfo, Nov. 5.-The Baltimore American, of
th-Hrwn-5f the-Cdr-rays-tbe TaHnbasrwj cap-
-ta-e-f awt rcnnted fiTrTerrclofl"IJlijek island;
Nothiug from Hood and Sherman. . " '.
A r aiirof rebels from Canada attempted to sur
prise the water b:i levies st Castiuot Maine, but were
drove oft l v uie pawisoti.
Sewnrd has infiirmcd the mayor of BuKilo that in
foriualion ha been received at the Slate DeparhnenC
X Im t tho Hebe s fn tJanada havo a conspiracv ,011 foot
to pet fi'-e to tho principal cities on tho border til doy
of-the1reident;lTlert?mT? : -
Gold in" Baltimore wns 2!ld. New York quotations
ore .not repotted.
A bad AccjoeSt. A young boy by the name of
ti,, nri4. ft son rf Jus." Clanti. who "was about 1
thirteen years eld, was killed instantly on tbe !-3th call for 'them
-AN30N COUNTY. , '
, '; Is Eqcirr. ' " :
Allen Ledbctter and Others, r. Edmund Coley and
wife, an Others. V .
;j Pt'ilionbf Sole of Lend. :, . A
'TT APPEARING BY THE AFFIDAVIT ()F DREW-
I Rl ALLLN that Ltluiuua Coiev and wife Kattm-
iiuc, two of the defendanls in this case, reside beyond
the limits of .this State, pubJicaHon is therefore or-
eted to be made in'the North Catol'na- Argas for six
wce,ks, notifying said defendantii to appear at the next
term of this Cou' t, to be held at the Couit-House in
Wadesbovo , .on the, 2d Alonday in March next,. and J
plead, answer or demur to this petition, or jnunient
pro eoncMo will-be taken, and the same heard ex parte.
as to wem. .
Witnes: J. K. Haegbave,. Clerk ani Masier of said
Court, at bftco in Wadesbo-o!, October 28th, 1864;
.. 7 J.-RrUARGRAVE, C. & MrE.r
-OctiiSStliTlSCt-W-: ; :
CARD NOTICE.
THERE IS NOW BEADY TO DE ISSUED FROM '
-this Department to the different counties in, the
State, a lot of COTTONAND WOOL CARDS. .This
lot of Cards will be sent td the AgontSj with .bucks
ready for tacking tbe Cards on, and bo said at$22 oO
per pair 10 iuo cri.cus gcneraiij; in go mfjiauce is.
tuof e" Thau one paiFWbelsolirrons "ftmW,. These Cards
are not intended for the families of soldier. The De
partment is having a large lot backed ready for use, 1
which will be sout out aud sold to tltf families' of sol.
diers as fatt as they cm, bo made-, at 'a much less
price. Agents are rcques;o l, fo make arrangements
iust. He was assisting m making syrop, and, while 1
the milt waa in action and he was standing near the
frame of tbe mill, the, sweep, which came near the top
rtiMlio frame., oaup.lt bU head and crushed it. - He was 1
(fsmuitnnd .promising lad and much belov-ed by al)
ho know. him. Grtmw'fo' Frtriol.
Oct. 20, 186 1-803-5.
II. A. DWVD, A. Q. M.
J A ttic ma. Lec roT.-A .cnri'g p.QndenlfiLlb.a.JdimLi.
tromerv Appeal statrt that a fot-cign legion, consisting
tf. . - '. . . ' ...1.. iv i.r.,. .,..:..
of nearly two 1 egimeuts, maiui v inan va"""'Mi
infn f.nriorv ce bv a Catbelie.pnest, has noen.ioi me
rr .lliehntofid. an4"i-n.'WvW voadyJoxJh.e.0cljl pi-e;-
dont Davim is said not to favor their separate organi
zation, but wants to intersperse them nmong our btei-
eton regjineuts.
Ftnst FonwcN Battawon. Lt. Col. J. Tucker,
has bcert licie-two or th'ec days engaged in recruiting
for the" coips to be bo kn-'wu ,ky tho abovo name.
HO OOiaineil Oil IW UIH ill ium jimi, u.uuiunjj
and rmved tbom the sain5 day, to-.-tbo.rendev,-YOtis.ftt
p)Iumbia.;S; C. ' He wieutrnin a fewdavs
and cxTiects"to iibJaTn sevlJrrirlumdre'I ntTJiliou'aTsc-
moit. Sal.' Wcchwen. . ' ' . '.. ,'
3V00I and Colloa "Cardiag Factory.
fAM NOW GARDINa COTTON .ONLY AT MY
Factory at Coleman's Mills', on tire Pee Dee Riv
er, threo miles above tho -Grawy Isiands. I have ad-
th nTPch5n"ly th rerpTlig-tittr'TSiu'eT'Jti fT7?rtesnra 9
ndvnncad thirty.1 I will card five pounds of Cotton or
enough to teako-a' bunch,. for $1.0C3Tor SCVceutsper
pouud. W. M. PICKETT.
-Oct JEHfQI&vij. ,v.-. .''-?--i,vv-s!.v.-.
A S lI X Si 3 G, .1 1: X 1
"N GOOD RUNNING ORDER 'AN D NEARLY NEW",
lor sale. Inquire at this ilrncK. . ,
Oct. 24, 18G4-qtW-5 .
Classes
1&5.4. Duplicates of such list will be sent Jo the Gen
enja of Reserves of the States, afid triplicates to the
cirief of ordoancp.- Three days arc allowed for the
cxeculion'of jhis ordor.after its reception at any pest
.or station of the Ordanc'e Department. ' ' . ' -
II. The Chief of the Nitre and Mining-Bereau, will
.turn over in like manner, on similar, list, one fifth -of
nil men of the classes apecibod in General Orders No.
7," employed ia iron, ' lead,, capper 'and coal mining J.I
and in all tcrvice appertaining. thereto, whether on- ;
uer oacsrs ot his bereau or by contractors. JJupti
cute andjriplieatelisls tobefurnisbedSis above direct fj
(fii ia the Ot dance Rui eau. And will in like mainer ' ..
turn over one-fifth ofall such men as are employed in '
i heiij U 0 j crviceTho . period of- three dayr ander '
the fame conditions as above mentioned; are allowed -
ffor the execution of this order. .
III- The list of persons directed in the foregoing see '
tioos to be turned over to the enrolling officers, will be '
prepared at onfc on the reception of this order, and- -wiOoJ'ftuiijhedAOJthejoidfifficfirsjithia
three days ,
1... .1.. . -1 ... -a:. 2... ..w r "
HSTibove prescribed, by tbe various officers of each of
the tfliove bureaux having men under thear charge; 4
and every assistance wiU be rendered by the latter to ;
the enrolling ojficcrs, to cai ry' out ,the intention of .'
this ordr. : w ' . -' K.
. 'IV. So much of General Orders No. 77, as j-elated
to men employed in the two'bu'rfeaux named above, '
is hcebv suspended, and thr fore2oin2 order will
stand in lieu of.all requirements under the former. . 'VU
By OrderT- ?p S. COOPER, r-r-
S04 5 " . A. and I; Gen. V
V CONSCRIPT OFFICE, V ','.'
' Raleigh, N.3., pct:,'15,'186i V,
ClRCCtAB, No. 53. ' ' ' l',
I .JTUE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. OF' ENROL- j
litp Officers is called to General Orders, No. 3
77, Adjutunt and Inspector General's Onacc, curreat '
gciiesf which supercedes General Orders, No. 76. It f
is directed by the Department thtt tbe phrase "Arti-jf .1
sans, Mechanics and persons of ecientifio skill' ia r
paragraph 1, fcyill be construed to embrace only suchiV
as ate employed on Government work. ' Railroads 1
are not considered as Government institutions. l'
1I. Tit Is further directed that parties in the employ J
of manufacturing establishments engaged' in filling ; i
contracfs,with the Confederate and S!ate Governments,
shall notbe molested. , . " -' ''.-. II
111. It is unnecessary to repeat to Enrolling, Officers ;
the earnest injunction to carry out tbe provisions of
this order with the untiring energy which, its imflor
tance demands. , ..
By order of Maj. McLean, acting Commandant.
: ---t-- -- -E j. HARDINrAdjotant
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Take Notice,
tlT&l i CiyiT rUfadlcr General.
On the nicjht of .r.0tb.uU.r Mahpne's command
. . ... - I. .r.l... tt... ...',.1)l,iWkil'HnJ
penetrated, llic enemy juckui muv v . ft uuu
swept it'forlmlf a mile, cnpluring two , hundred and
thirty officers and men without toe loss of a man.
Er;.The editor of the, Chariot teville. Chronicle'
Vaysbe has inquired.particularly into tbe. .charge of
inte'nipci -uico nga.inst Gcu; Early, ivnl he is. etrtircly
Katlnjieil it is untrao, nyd Lc emphatically demes it. ,
." ". '
FOR WARN ALL PERSON'S FROM TRADING
authority from me.
Oct. S'K'1864-C03-0
aLixOmVANTwl-5IJUl,I?2Sg fayPilMj&r light jntyajaidllUrai.
J. A. STL'RDIVANT.
THE REGUL.P COMMUNICATIONS OF jaL
Vinning LodL'c W Ul, F. & A. M., will here
after be beld at S o'ebek, P. M. : '
a . u.' AieiiAULiJiLiiN.-weii
' Jnpo 13, A. I,; ;SC-i. . '
274-tr
15ACS!-WANTEJ:-AT
ties.- Itighcst rrico paid.' '
THIS OF-
ADJUTANT AND ISSP. GEN'S. OFFICE, 1
. lllCHMQNP, UCt. 0, lb04. J :
THE FOLLOWING wiif-supersede General Orderai--
I. All details, heretofore cranted. nnder anthoritr,1 J
A . o 11 :
of -the VVar Depar.raent, to persons between the ages ,
5flS"asa l-TyB5jw'are16f efiTTvdledTSnd'air such ? J
Aletailod ben . together' with those within the said ages, "' )
who hold lurlonghs or temporary exemptions by lea- ! 1
son of pending applicat ias for detail, will be prompN
iy assembled at tbe Camps of Instruction and apprbpri- " ;
a tcly assigned among the .armies for service, except i
that. men detailed and now actually employed as arti-f j
zans, mechanics, of persons . of scientific skill, and",
eollecMou Rnd forwarding of indispensable supplies for 1
Iho army and navy, will be continued in. their present? -employments
until- their respective details 'be revised.' j J
' II. The Heads of Departments and Chiefs of Bureaux-
will immediately for waixl to the Genet als of Reserves .
in the several States, fists, of ali'detailed men in: their4
ejtnTihjynTTnttrtlirtitTStesTc T
of a p'eiscn between 18 and 45 yeiits," those who are!
exjjei ts and absolutely indisnjensa'ble for the publio i J
service, specifying the employment of each individual; i
aud al.Uletniled emplfij$ilaLj:fte.twe 4 j
of 18 and 45 years, not so' certified, will be forthwith J
np'fiooed to the army. A duplicate of the above lists; s
will, at tho same time be furnished to the Adjutant",, s
and Inspector General for the action of the Secretary. '
nfVTw " "' . I
III. AH person called out by these orders who claim I ,'
exemption o.n account of physical disability, will bef )
examineTlby select Medical "Boards at the Camps, of!.!
Instruction. .. ' j '
uu;.ssigned, vill at ohoo, report to the Camps of 'In-,
signed to tbe active forces. . . , ' . i
By order: S.. COOPER, ' I1
Adjutant and Inspector General. 1
October 17, J 861-303-5 . ' ' - - " '
Jt-i: - .-.-t- u ' ' : . - r
Confederate 'Primer nml Speller, j
XT 1T110UT COVERS, FOR SALE AT THIS OF-f
rl fioe. ' Sincle copies. SJ. 00 , Six copies for'
$5.00; Fifteen c.ies $10.00. Apply soonf
Sept. 20, 185J-tr ' " . .
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