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, 1864-07-22

Here the market was quite dull, and tho transac.
tons lighter than for any previous day for month
Th% buying rates were 2.5a2s5. closing frm st a5sH
Silver dul and nominal at 2a53.s0. Ftve.twenttes
du1 ktla4.
Mosky ArTArEs II N1w YoRK-The T.tbuue of
Tuesday morIinE tmoney arttcle) has the following
pertinent remarks On ths present monetary condition
Of New York:
s e. a. esa
iosq ass f11s nst ., aas
rrncy, they wlll be: d!sappoln.ed. The TreasafY
means t. b9y cnfreucy-not to manufacturing any
ule a. q wIshfa fasfa
!he scope Of she lefal aTaost.g The easurF. III
IN in.tAl:men,s. which was declined, Ths next step
s ss ess S TGg ps4s
I'D payable r - Esss:aasas soa:
aq5e xesh Gao b Rsin!sd
VII 6e ees os IT, 1 pabc saer sals
% ns sab e ts
scttatlon ,lch they sasm1y eotc'ted have display
s 81 q g Is
arket, after Eettsce the Secretary from WashlnGton
i9s s III
ana Unreasonable terms, and have expossi taeir DE-.
csnnot u soaRd e9espt Ie1 It eoss. As
irg met tbs people mean q keep tne Treasury sup
MONEY, Including banEs who make me neY by 1nanIng
the tspostn Of t9sif deslsrs to he ca;efus A. AZ.
t1en. ana 1t may termtoate Ii many raaes IA nqu
dation hy comm erctal houses and banks The people
era which has ce :ri-d legal tenders trssh, a.
mere valuable than continental money Q: assgnats.
as the best oneF rext to roid And Will nnde bank
contraction be satisfied With nothing else. Area1y
10 open accounts that kind Just SPECIAL
aceou1t were kent In gold. The suffeI "a Of specu
graat Ct he Government fnaucer. sud high
reward to ali who 1--we upon their labor or hxed
Incomes.
NV ToEK grocK MAAKET.-The following wera
the cloelng prices for cash 1854 received By F.
, 1864-07-22

Editors Chicago Tribune:
want to give you the net proceeds of a
supper given by the ladies Of the North Fork
Of Mauvais Terre, Morgan county, Soldiers
, 1864-07-22

Pot1toest the sups Of old stocks IL almost nonin-
u. u stocks on ha1S asa extremely low. With a
Eood demand the market rules~vtzy firm, tending
upEsrd.
TalloW is In almost montreal supply, with lsrge
deTana icF shipping, as also among Soap and Candle
manufacturers. couatsy IL resy nsm at 1sxals4c
per n.
In Lumber there has been 14rEe supply, with
more limited demand. On good Lumber va note
declire Of @i5a per thousand feet and Of kl{a
2I0 oa Inferior qualities.
LATEH.
In the afternoon there WA VERY 1rt]a doing in anv
krd Of grain. wheat was quiet but ru At ny for
Eo.2 zcs1ug. So,2 Corn Vssin limited demana At
e;.Sl@1.3th. Oats were neglected. High zines vere
quiet and steady.
In Bect Cattle there has beea more activity and
rnnt IN the market, With an udvan: "a upon yes,er-
DAVIS quotations Of l5@25c eross. good me tlu,a to
extra a1sdes Entered sales during the
day 1873 head At 5c5o9 8oo mostly =. 5.ona739 per
ITO hs live weight.
In Hogs the 'receipss c7ndsue Light Th, market
has been active and nrm At the advance orl0atsc
noted yesterday. Entered sales Lis At t5alz9G3.
,r.,..r, At "a nta9 50 ner 1D1 ms
, 1864-07-22

EVulEJ q neutrality-suspicious., ~ NV o.3V
suEEP-zeclpts yers light. and in small demand.
Tha principal sale to-day By John Adams to Glass
of2s1 head av'e 90 d, at S512>5 gross lnrgs num-
bers Of stock SEeep passln: ths ough West
, 1864-07-22

Rev. DR.. Kennard, Of the Tenth Bap.
rist Church In Boston. has preached ten
thousand sermons, baptized two thousand
and thirty persons, married fonr thou
eand and eighty-nite couples, and attended
tY.Aix 1eare.
, 1864-07-22

Total amount Of cssh received. ,......S2,72 727.40
would here state that our Society fe-organi<ed
on May 10th; since that time, up 10 our supper,
We have ralsed S3Q0.
MRS. GEORGE OREAR, President.
Mns. 1aAAc N. TspA11, Treasurer.
T. Scan any city. town or county gath
e1ings In the State or United States beat us?
Ne also raised on last Sunday evening at
the same place. Tor the Christian Commls-
sion, between s., 500 and S. .000. which makes
over SO COO raised in the county by the clti-
zens; and this morning Jacob strawn, OF
this county, gave SIC. 600 more. Well done
for Morgan county.
, 1864-07-22
NUMERICAL.

THURSDAY EvKS1Ha. JulY 81, t.Ei.
The receipts and shipments dut1hS the pas. q
EGusa were aa fcllowl:
HEcHferA Ann aHIpHxXTa pAST u fIn1rna.
, 1864-07-22

DRIED FHUITs-APPLEs-In limited supply
and moderately act17e Market arm and unchanged
atocks On hand. 22s.a1a61 1RaisFDenand vary im-
1,ed. and IN ANAL Eece1pt. Previous quot stf0us
pres+ D: quo tattops. F0KxteH FRuITs-Are In mod
craze demand. with fair supply. Prices nrn aud
, 1864-07-22
PRINCIPAL o7FlcE Axu MAsuFAc1uRx,
63. Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JON E5 & EVAN N9,

PROPRlEr01B.
FoE saia n d5nxztsts and dealers IN s7ofs town u
N. Rive haTa discontinued the manntactuIa q - ~
Gnai CT sesenty1vc cent atzc II. to.taf nott q ~
account OF ia sre beng much tho cheApdT % -
coVsuner. Sec tnnt " tftca one Do'iar"h u 10 se~
"1@ppfItn npn 81 ~ n usNiT8. General westefH Axea
ann ssa Lau ridn q Lske Itltet. CMoeEe. IL
, 1864-07-22

The great Italian patriot had great
reception At 1chsia at the close Of last month.
Several people, 1t is said, had made pilgrim
ages of eight days on foot to see him. Seye-
raj Of the thousands who crowded around
him attempted to kiss his hand, which be de-
c1fned having done. One man saluted his
wounded foot, when he said: ssThose whs
so bow the back always remain so and never
rome STRAIGHT ayafn -
, 1864-07-22
CHICAGO DRY GOODS nfARKEr,

7 1HUKEpAI EvEn{nS. July III.
There are no changes to uota IN dry goods
kcttoday. Prices ara nFm. especially for cottou
fabrics and business quite animated. Our metchants
have been quite busy to-day. Oar aavices from New
York report the market there quet but no .eoey
tnwa rds eonc ese}on In uriCe8.
, 1864-07-22
nRAss STENCIL. ALPHABET5.

-, ,W..9isW ". + II SIRE ST. B53rO1, MASS.
1he oey u the g1!sta gf1st os IL
Atpnsooss nnia st whaieA& tlt- Los x1r !. AAA
Fs1ess. A,so ne BEST Of Moac Il
sseeeh sseeehh - s'oe&' jyss'nss siuiA
, 1864-07-22
H0GFLAND7S
GERMAN DITTERS

concentrated all those yrtues which tond to nrs
ncte healthy snc v7sorouste. Unlike tile generality
Of Bltters they ase NOT AN ALCOHOLIC NIX.
4 PURE TONIC,
composed entirely Of Vegetable Substances.
1mr ARR
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND D1sEAaRs RESULTING FROM
Disorders of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
| AND WEAKENED AND DEn1LlrArED FRANCE
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL Tw
V1GoE OF HEALTH. DY
FREE USE OF
THEM.
EReme1uber, ehst this Dittess Is not an sconolsa
mixture. Z bar'foon dFinS. OF subatitnte for r~
ard cannot nsdleusly n.rodrca tia vice Of rrnksR.
ness into ycur fhnlllea.
Do you want something to Strengthen Yeag
| Do yo1 want q Good Appetizer
| Do you want to Build IN YOUR Conatitutiou0
Do you want to Feel WeuE
| Do yuu want to get lid of EMvousnessl
| Do You want Euergy3
| Do yum wait to 8lsep We11F
Do you want I Rz1sk and Vizoror1 FeaIIurT
II Joa do. use HooFLANDs aERAAs B1f11Rr.
Observe t1s following ~ symRson., resulting non
lion, fiSstaa'ip i1Waaaa pt1s.,
Aead, Aciaity q iS fhe s:orascn.
- 4sWsSa1a Ysse !ss stoasc g. aose
s4nk5E
"a Seas g e 80
qs xqs R4ts e :ts
3 sss & E es ss
11RRss III: fs sainss ssadsn Il s,a'ess R:.s Of
co19staan5s lmga9lnta1a
, 1864-07-22

iolloW-E ptgs c.ockery aad eerthcuvars. -
csses W1ncs t1crees soda a5n IS tieFccs oleAehdG
powder, III bundles Steel 60 tons EiE lion, ces9
LIE s5d PsEs vool.ns- Af.er pntoa !nE .ce WIN
saSo Of copper and resu.a to Ltrcr7ooL-lpes. AdY.
, 1864-07-22

- Complaint, Sick Headache, DJsnepsla DO ara
speec1]y 1eaovedb the Of Dr.. Jsyne's SAnattvo
Pills TIE test Of Thirty years. uas has proved tn m
superior 10 all oher remedies for the cuea Of sha Va
1tont diseases for which they ere recommended. m
their action they arc mild ana certain, and may b0
takec 1t any tin Without risk from exposure Sold
BY D1uag1zts everywhere. iY13nl6zSt y wAG 23H
, 1864-07-22

Immense amounts of goods and machinery
are being received at Denver this season.
A Union Sunday School Convention from
nll parts Of Colorado was held at Denver on
the 18th inst.
A new religious sect called the "Comeout-
ers," has appeared on the Pacific slope.
They be1feye perfection is the only passport
to Immortality
The people Of San Francisco are support
Ing T. coo mining companies. The consequence
is growing lack Of confiden ence and apprecl-
alton of stocks,
-Julius silversmith, who is now in New
York calling himself the Explorer of the
Pacific Coast" Is pronounced BY the Cali
fornia papers humbug and forger.
Peaches In California are only ten cents per
box, and Strawberries eight cents per quart.
The banking business at Salt Lake City is
thriving: and the counters are said to be
covered with gold dust, bullion and exchange.
One Of tie California Fourth OF July ora
tors was woman, and Miss Jewctt read
the Declaration Of Independence at Carson
City.
Luther White, nnttve of Boston. was
killed at Strawberry Valley on the 2Sd Of
june, By falling against circular saw. he
| was almost cut In two.
A line of packets is to be established be-
tween Portland, Oregon, and the Hawaiian
| Islands.
An entire family consisting Of husband.
| wife, and two children, named Huarcgnte,
wire murdered near Denver q short time
since by the Indians. They were scalped,
l aud their throats cut.
, 1864-07-22

french Calf, 50
Ds ...--...2.993 20
French Cslf LH-
Mplng, = doz.
en.-.......1B.h hQlseH
EIe3ch Calf Le-
-moInea, Sec-
onds, r doz.91 e081ne 90
Innings, 2 .oz.10 900 E.G
Roa11. = 9oz.. H.Goa !ah
, 1864-07-22
D FAD AND REFLECT.

It hss bean hom time lmuemor1al the ohJees a.
phnantbrcpists to md some remedy for the Ills q
life, and kcirntic skill hsa tor ages explored every
in order to discover the hidden aecrst It hAa
been however, reaerved for modern science to bring
before the world the gtest destroyer Of diaeAsa.
auj.&u
, 1864-07-22

Hep, EeftMate
{sqyfNfu


Total.., ..,..............5s Total. 81
It viii BE- noticed that the Fremont move
ment has formed no element In the above
calculation, and for the reason that we do not
believe it will amount to anything. Perhaps
it may show some strength in Missouri, but
We see no signs of its having any power In
any other State. To speak frankly, it looks
as it the party-if euch it can be termed-is
in hopes Of inducing the Democratic Conyen-
ton to.take up one Of its candidates, and,
falling In that, will be ready to sell out to the
highest bidder. But this may be unjust.
Time will decide, however.
A very important element in the calcu1a-
tfon is the army vote. Both parties claim to
have majority Of the soldiers. One thing,
however, Is clear-that, # the opposition de-
sire to compete with the Republicans for this
vote its candidate for the Presidency must be
some popular General, as Mr.. Lincoln can
easily carry the army against any civilian in
the country. The Generals whose names
have been most frequently mentioned In this
connection are Gene1a1s Grant, Mcclellan,
and Hancock, nj Of whom are more or less
popular with the soldiers. Whether any one
of them will receive the nomination at Chi
cago is matter which ev4Nts and the poll
tlcians Will decide, and after that the people
will settle the question Of their success Or
dafpNf ar tina rn)}a
, 1864-07-22

CIR EASE-l1o and 80 tres YeMow Crease n t5Hc.
BIt3HW1NE@-ReceiVesi1 118 bri5. Market m7fa
ac1,ye snn e higher. Sales to-day we're: lN b.ls
CITY at S7lH: t00 br1s DO q. $Ls1: 2os brls do At
s:ss1{ = xEssl sb,,nes - m ~.
The ytct,pts for the p3e+enr ~eex haga been 1ssa.
with good demand for Gresn Sailed, and fair de-
mart ter nEy 9nr. At pEssoa quotations The mar
ktt rules tclrrsb1y 1E1n. We quote:
6tesn SAILED trimmed.
Dry Satfd trimmed ID GIT
piy Flint trimmed ,::..:;.......-...-....1 ga
Gait. Green Sated trimmed. .l3K4slYHc
Efp nnd Calf MurraEs. ......,...9 $40
1EATAER-1n fall e4aRnd for this present pea-
tie year. Calf SkirAHnd Sole Leather still
L. ait and a. snppy
nKXLoCK-
Harness Slaughter, So1e.. ...5a5ac
Line .5&9Ssc Buenos AyEes. ..t9bS9c
hJp m..-.....- t5fll5 OutroCos Sole 474t3G
Cali, 2 , 3!.73ta2.00l Oripoco gooq dam
Upper p fnoe... .Sn91c 8ReG, .ElH.9c
ColRr q foQk.A... 2Sa9le
, 1864-07-22
FjNANClAL AND COAlkGRCIAL.
FINANCIAL

1HEHSpA1 E9Aa1H8s ]u4Y Or lsoas
The pressure upon bankers for loans to-day has
been very heavy, md the market is exceedingly close
None bat hrsf class customers, who entirely OUT
ofthe line Of speculatons were able TO obtain any
accommodations, and perhaps some Of these have
been disappointed. Prices Of produce and gold, and
In fact everything else have got to d9wn; there
Is mistake about 1t. We understand that many Of
th- leading operators, who regarded a. sort Of
bell westhers in directing tse movements Of the mora
ursophiaticated Eheep, are "basrinE" the market
simply to ring in the g1eeahosns that they themselves
nsy escape the plunge that IL coming. It Ia well IN
derrtood that most OF them are tree from all engage
ment., hnv,5g lifted thelr loads to other shoulders
and will look On with serene com2csure aud See tho
victims disappear beneath the waves that are soon to
bury them.
Exchange is also very close, fully as much - any
previous Gay. Bankers are compelled to psy for
most they obtain, especially when they purchase
from brother bankers. and supply their customers At
the ssme zate outstders, II they get any, have to
Fay Y premium.
Gold dropped frcm to cents to-day in New York
exactly rom what caule Is not known here. Some
Of wagB have It that the decline Is influenced by
the diplomatic operations or George Sanders, jake
Thompson, Glen. Clay, Horace Greeley; ct sis, 1T
Ninesrh Falls bnt We hesitste until further adytces,
to place that basis. The range in New Tofk ss
telesEaphed to James Boyed IS Cark street, ~ iol
Ynvx.
, 1864-07-22


each State should be sovereign over the ceu-
tsal Government. They framed their constl-
tuition with the intent to make such differ
cnces between It and that of the United
States as to realize this phantom boon. They
have ever since been douudering in the mire
Of secession under the pretended guidance Of
this 81 jack O. the narEhes''-States rights.
But 1t still elndcs them.
The Confederate Congress passed an act to
give JEFF. Davis bali the profits Of NIL block
ade running by compelling all parties ex-
porting or importing goods to export or i'm
port one half to the account Of his imperial
Je1:ship. In this act is the provision: That
nothing In this act shall be construed to
prohibit the Confederate States or any Of
the,n from exporting any of the articles here
in enumerated on their own account.
As JcG. finds blockade running If not prof
liable at least teyiving to one in his exhaust
ed condition, the rebel Governors Of Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and North Carolina
proposed under this clause to turn
IN honest penny In the same line,
on account OF their tsfree and sover-
cign states." Mr.. 1lemminger informs
them, not apologeticalls, after the style Of
UEiah deeP, franklin Pierce or poor Bu-
xhaQese, but CURLY, and after the manner Of
i Southron, whose "niggcr" asks for o
moonlight pass beyond the plantation, thxt
emo exception can be made in their fsyor.n
They plead that theY are buying blankets
for The Georgia militia No matter. They
point to the express language Of the act.
No consequence, They talk Of State sover-
a,r,t, Jth Davis only smiles They pro-
, 1864-07-22

with 4 further xdy,lLce Of
ket IL falr eupply. We qa'
Tar..,.,...,.,.fA.0 .0&a23 70
Pitch sMGM1
Ros1n z 28 @s. 50 tC
Turpentl1a.--. AZ
Oak I'm ,,.,.... aG@ 90
CARBON 01L-Rect
and uHCnauEe1 With q r
61nun receipt and active.
White Oil, no to iM test.
Straw On, 111 to 10 tesfv~
, 1864-07-22

NV ToEK srocK MAAKET.-The following were
the closing prices for cash ls4 received by F.
G. saltonstau d CO.. CommleAon, Stock and Bond
, 1864-07-22

slsu9hter, So1e :. 57Ga60c
Ha1reM. 2 1..... M38t
Kip. No. l. le
olum..........31.A@1.i1
Ftp, No. l hsaEl:.mat 70
Calf EI.Ga.....,.25<4I 50
French ZIP, 1st
cho,ce. ....... 2a592lc
Frrnch Call, u
ms 3.Mlf.75
French, CsH, 81
H8--..- ..-.- s RHtA0
K!tk = M n NJ Ia
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-31

SAVE lIlA-O Overlooking With graft
tude iur the sl.lenlid victory on Thursday
he l3til. the \ Y IJ,aeS 81 tl.e follow
"a day eai.s upoa Ill patriots and the
whole country. to send u prayors Jo hea-
ven E'l the protection Of Gen. Grant.
lis great I,icutelant, Sed sick, IS 10
more. The herolo Wal~wolth sleeps III
death Hays, Stevenson Rice and Owens
have fought their last hight. M4ny 9TH
ers Of his >s1arnchcst Generals, scores up
on scores Of Ills Col ,i4ela, and hundreds Of
other invaluable officers, have been killed
or put out Of the field by wounds. How
terrible the: thought that me one of the
million Vhzzng bullet, may perchance
strike the head or heart of Gen. Grant -
God save tie Lieutenant- General p. God
save the Iientcnant-G ~
10 this prayer, the Wing says
Amen with All our heart If Grant fails,
some cautious Meade Will take lis placs
and prolong the war. Grant intends to
fight it out if it takes Ali the Summer.
That is precisely what we wish, and
Grants method of fighting il out is exactly
to our liking We are tired Of this war.
Grant proposes to END it as quickly as
possible. We pray he may be saved to
accomplish his purpose.
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The anticipateo battle of Friday morn

l he anticipated battle OF FRIDAY morn
ing IN front Of Cassville was prevented by
the unexpected movements Of the enc
ny, and the sending q column across
the Etonah above Rome by Cedar Town
Valley, leading to Marietta.
Heavy skirmshing was kept up til
late Thursday evening along the lines
Austlns sharpshooters won renewed
glory. a portion Of Clayton's skirmish-
ers were captured.
Isssz<x Ia llskss<zlaT
night, and at noon on Friday the whole
army crossed the Etowah; we burning &
both bridges.
The enemy are reported to have burnt
Cassville
Our army is intact in line Of battle two
miles II advance Of Altoona
The enemy has 10; se: crossed! the Etc
wah
All is confidently enthusiastic. The Dc
struction Of Sherman army IS cons;.,crc3
inevitable.
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Ao IhAriiS~V VIhoto;5s '!'i.' -, ~.
,a..a .ess ,.na.a ..r,ius ia. liz,
f1f.. Of Ma - burIs a..,inul,, ar,l not
G ,et !, CIV cents. A. t,.e -
tAnce Oh t..es -, the site; the iil,F.e
proc uce begasiy -, 3ai to any oo '''''',,
ron s. hit at1des - -aes' ia' o =; 80
es NJ ~ -. "a . i ;.
."I n'i OF the %i''.e.oF' '.1at.-
~ - -. ~. ,,',,.rl4,r. ..,is
opeps = n nss.s IL photography.
G -l -.~-
The At Esbua. ress f the 2SI Las
feccivedE~ IS p.. 'ae list
inst. Ne lesaM s.ltoa two laapers
IA tlat aty had been auppfy'tsa t"T J ''i''-
i.aainS 80 tel proLian,ation lfoih Liz
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-31

Col. Scott scouts captured a man from
New Orleans who was making his way
TO his home ii our lines Wit: the follow
ing memorandum on his person:
The captures Of the re5cls in Western
Louisiana consists Of $50 wagons, fifteen
OF which wcrc loaded with medicines. aud
nineteen with afnmuuitit'll, also 1000 cav
airy saddles, entirely new; three thousand
horses and mule scYcnty pieces Of artll-
lcry; six thousand prisoners; tea gnnboats
IN thirteen transports captured or de5-
troyed.
RED River is in the hands Of the reb-
bels below A'exandria where they have
heavy artillery p.antcl, supported by a
large force u troops.
Gen Hai4lls ;s in Alexandra Where he
can neither eVacuate or receive reinforce
ments.
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NNNEN @NhnAAM\NN
p. -. snkssin in1ATR.

Fl
Tur many NORrH CAR0LTNIAN i
.arr.d to .nhscr;bara ;r Nbvn at ONE DOL
J. AR per week ia advan APayaole 10 the Car
Ciers weekly. cr,~rz,
Single copies TWEN rfi' l. zen -.
rnrr rop MAILING.
Single copies 25 Ger SIX months Fir
TEEN DOLLARS. L se months, EIdifl
DOLLARS. IS.
One month THREE u. ARS.
= The 'INTFLLIGEN weekly f"nr
mailed to.,,h-rribers At FVE DOLLARS for
six months. Three n nths IhRkE DOL
LARS-Strictly IN adv nce.
RATES OF. ADVERTISING.
r,c following rates will be charged for
-n sdyartise,oeIlts ipsel ed in the N.a-tL Caro-
linian: -
"S2 SQUARE OF .ErG'ir L1sEs, Or Lass
cna dav - 90 | Dne week 50 so
Two d,v. 8 80 Twp weeks .....ls 90
The. d. = 90 | 11iree Wccks......I8 so
Fur,v- G 80 | Jne month ....36 80
F;ve davsS Go swo nonths.....To 90
Fifty words or eigll iiDe5 less count a
aouare aud ii litionai - sss .s will be charged
the same Alva.rt:s.,,a. - serted .,nce, ts .ce
or tares times a week y D. charged two dol
lars square tor every issfloh- -
Advertisements for s1SfELffGENCFE WIZ
he inserted once in DE- g, and charged Dail !
rates for that Insertion.
When sent by letter, te money must accom-
many the advertisement { Marriages, deaths,
rcIioious and other not esg charged as adver-
tjs.nents and must be Aid for strictly IN ad-
vancc
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sI,els ~. 80 - ,,,,,: 49,
cor,,es; !. ,,ss.e-,,,.,I
no ;,,r,c { :, 49,. - 81.
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-31

The most remarkable case Of gun shot
wounds We have ever heard Of, says the
Chattanooga Rebel, is that Of a soldiers,
woun,Ied at Resaca, brought here OF. " ed
neolay, and now III the hospital at this
place Two bullets passed through bis
n al making four holes, at which the
brains Nesa oozing out. aud astonishing to
toll, be was perfectly conscious and con
verset inteligont,y concerning his sltaa-
ton, anI was anxious u know the doc
tors opinion Of his case. He was alive
thirtv-six hours after the wound. were in
hicteel, and lay be yet, as We have hot
heard Of his death
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-31

\ corresp pondent Of the Ht,oi1 savs that
Gen, Hickman was rsa,1y captured on
the south side Of TIE James. G,n. II.
has been~ia our Possession for some time.
The Yankee papers 4-a now crowded
with he ..foat arr-aa 5a'.es;ols .atenJ-
~0 t k9fp N Tie pits = the North.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-31

Ny MARRIAGE AND ITS NsEoCi.NCf,s.-
" c have oe, II as, ed to pa u3i,sh criticism
of the hsve work. ant! 20 - N the style
of the work i,sclf. that os.. readers may be
enlightened:
Its verboaitv Of al;sonant pollysylla-
bleS, by octuble nl,sfepa palo>i.y of incre-
inent in replicated r4tc'ation in repercus
sivc collnctancy, ''honev fuggIcs" cNieu
Gus ''penary pulcritule>, with mere pom
sicrotrsiy Of evuiraton. It. esisceratcs
common sense wiih ulginou7 wit aud zet-
teficb anal5 Is. thereby cneendering, me-
taph"ricaEl.y iabli:.tiIg, Aerophthalney
of Here's your muie!e
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