Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-31
~ Rebeulon Gtrtnr On.

vtole thing bids fair 70 fail from sheer
exhaustion. Its enJ Is likely 10 be tbat Of
the eOuntrymaa's dog. who 'sdidast die, bat
kinder gia eaout7 Leading Baltimore
bakers. ~ho are IL eor.espoudesce 1s.t
Ricbmopd, are reported as sayisg that ,be
eopfsdsrsie 6nszres are in q state. of urlerl
rain, thEt supplies fog public aad psivaae
use are getting Snort. and The rebellion q
rapidly esFisgis- Every seeoust from the
South eoaarms this ztAte.oeat.
Cor. BFoEa Of Georgia hzs isEusd cali
for = sPeeiAl session CT The Iegfliatarr of
:ssr Etste. EiTiag As The only reAssn 70. it.
-'ibas Developments have clearly shown The
aeeezsiEy for fur1bsr Iegisinsios AZ a. early
day 70 scare he aSs of ali ooE prcdaetivs
labor this yeaz Il the eaIdT=1-ea Of oar
isnds Il grain zsd Oshsr articles aaeessary
. sustafa lits, sad 10. Ia eotsoz, tobacco.
or like predictions. aad % pseysas the
d@uaetion Of food Dy di.1iIass5oa.
There i remarkable hsE1rz a tsis no.
nsst frgn al paris Of rae soath. As Esll
As iron Yirgisi1- 4 Is+1er from Cziro,
Iliiaois. ays There il eonssAn, strssm
Of refugees fo9 tbs States Of ArtsosAs.
Loaisikns. Mississippi, AiI6ann ead Tes-
oesses Sometimes he railroad passenger
bafldingz bese o-srsovs ETth them. There
Is no doubt that their aumber il greater
thar our Iosss II tie 6eld- TBss seek
interior farming regfoaz. and The dsnszd
fos niEsbls Land ss=ry greas. Hsrr besds
Of faniiiss either remain n Cur Amy, or
seek 1t rben they settle tbeir families.
There Is no mistake about their love for
The Union. They are of the riddle eisz.,
many can Rad, asd they viii be a vzIua-
Die addition u our loyal population.
They all agree lbst tie eouorry i near,y
swept Of provisions. and that many Honen
aud children are ca The borders of starTa-
ton The evils Of war. IL the States men.
iioned, are immensely increased By the
tbOnsands of EuesriIlas who have adopted
this course of life in preference 10 serving
il the rebel army. Eirst, they pluDdsr
Uaiou men, take their horses aud kill their
cattle, and when This fails tbeF rob their
friends- As 4 consequences, properly be
comes insecure. Small farmers have not
she heart 10 plant, even if they had the
tesns.r
DR.. Fitzpatrick, vino has lately explored
the Indian territory and western ArkanEas,
says the restitution With regard to many
articles of common use among people who
have lived in afaueuce. aud the tbifts to
procure them, are almost pitiabie. BE
saw women digging the dirt from smoke
house floors. aud teaching it IN hopper,
in mannel that soap ia made by farmers,
and aftefwards boilirg the teachings in
order 70 concentrate the salt it contains.
This was the only method they had of OBJ
tanning salt. Coffee is a thing that has
been unknown for months, except as pro.
cured from the Lincoln hirelings.p The
doctor saw the women generally milking
cows. choppinG wood, driving oxen, &c,
women, too, OF class that bad always
been accustomed to be waited upon. They
do these chores as if used to it. When
yisiters come, they commonly INTRODUCE
their bad, heavy.biscuit, &c, With apologies
to the effect Chat their help is gone, Gc.p
In all of this region scarcely a carpet or
other similar article can be found. 1t has
been made iu,o clothing for the men il che
rebel army.
An Italian gentleman who has been fer
some years engaged in business in Rich.
mond, Va, arrived in New York, day or
two since. He states that he has been
boarding at the Exchange Hotel in Rich
moud, paying eight dollars day, and the
bill of fare consisted of corn bread, cheese.
homeopathic soup aud hot water. On So
Letting from the landlord little more
generous diet, for which he offered an in.
creased rate of pay, the Boniface replied,
"If you pay me $50 per day, / might give
you larger ration of corn bread aud more
bot water, bat nothing more" The pro.
yoss marshal allowed the hotel for all its
inmates teu pounds of meat per week.
------,.
Loyal Tennessee soIdlers In, Couneil.
The officers and soldiers Of the first
brigade OF Tennessee, held a meeting
in camp near ::NIurfreesboro', Tenn, on
March 5th, for the purpose of declaring
their principles and suggesting the line
OF policy which the Government should
pursue as affecting them and Tennessee
BFig.-Gen James G. Spears, commanding
hFst brigade was called to the chair, and
Colonel W. c. Pickeus, of the Sd East
tennessee cavalry, and Col MID.
Ray, of the ID East Tennessee cavalry
were chosen to act as vice presidents
General Spears, in a few eloquent re-
marks explained the object eff the meet.
lne' after which committee on resolu-
Tons was appointed who. upon consnlta-.
tlon' reported the result of their delibsra.