Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-17
rom the Atlanta Register.
ARMY OF TENEES SEE. WuEELER's CAyAIRyl

From the Atlanta Register.
| ARMY OF TENNEssEE, WnEELER's CAvALRY)
| 1UNNEL HILL, GEoRaIi,
We had a heavy rain last night but today has been
charming the first day Of summer spring is rapid
advancing, the fruit budding FAST ia per
IeGy serene the quiet being only Interrupted by the
Brig: Gen. Gibson's Louisiana briga'e is DESTROYS t.
learn the of the wealthy L. refugees heed
ed the call made in their behalf form Louisiana as
sociation for procuring them shoes lhave heart
$500 EACH. Will not the journals The several cities
the onedeTacy ca the attention of the LouisiaDians
be held at LaGrapge Georgia We soldier 8 want some
| light (and more shoes) on the subject.
Speaking of light officer the other seut the fol
Loving note to his chUm
DEAR MAJon:-Cae't you give light to the obscu
riy of my quarters, by sending some candles 1
you'd be christian act you particularly remembering
Long the light holds out to bum
The ViIes sinner may return"
Andf my light does not hold out what chance is there
you don't send thu iumuaries There is mo- cane to
the coneuon and hope not from the allow dips, the
liquid, burning the pro quo if you otj4ct!''
1t is needless to say that the dps were forthcou,.
send you the following items from Louisville papers OF
the 9th ut
LOUISVILLE ITEMS.
Tnree thousand eight hundred reensted pass
cd through the city yesterday for the front.
A magnificent library has been purchased for the Post
Headquarters, and will be opened a few days More
We learn that majority of the lst Kentucky battery
follow their patriotic example before the first of Mar1h
Thor ranks were sadly depleted having been the
vice two years and half
From private sources, we learn that General Dodges
army from Pulaski Tenn, as we'll Logans from Hunts
supposed, in concert with shermans army.
new paper is about to bs established at Mnrfrees
boro', Tenn
Rumors have been circulated in parts of the Sixth
District Kentucky prejudical to Deputy Provost Mar
shall W.T. N. Simpson, of Grant county come citing his
with the killing of A. K. Scott. Capt George W.
Berry Provost Marshal of the District caused the subject
to be carefully Investigated few days ago. which resulted
Mr.. Simpson being fully exonerated Of auy connctt
in tho unfortunate affair.
The Kentucky University. at Harr odsburg Ky was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night Loss about $50 OOO No
insurance.
1t reported that the 23d Kentucky Regiment. which
expected to reach home few days ago. on
after reaching Nashville, ordered to return to 1he
front This intelligence will cause general dss
to the numerous friends of the regiment in Newport and
CoVDgtOn, who had made preparation to give the bows
grand reception. The regiment has e-enlisted.
slave belonging to Mr.. Frank era vfoot was shot nv
discharged soldier Portland avenue Yesterday morn
We did not learn the cause of the difficulty. The soldier
was arrested.
Balls given in the small hall Masonic Temple al
most every night very Pleasant masquerade ball took
to the ''wee sma' - hours.
Prentice the 9th ult, calculated Sherman was
the of Louisville. Twelve women are imprisoned in
Louisville barracks The Northern papers are foil of
in the catalogue of crime.
PAULINE CUsHAAN.-The author has Ia id on cur table
COPY work entitled "The thrilling Adventures of Pau.
line Cushman the Distinguished American Actress and ia
nous Fedora Spy of the Department of the Cumberland
have hastily glanced at its contents and have doubt
it will richly repay perusal
A REBEL OFFICER TAXES AMNESTY OiTu Capt
R. Below of the Confederate army, took the oath of
amnesty at Covugton, Friday. Capt. g. was resi-.
remove to that State from Peod ton cono XIV Bs
went into the Confederate as Lieutp ant and
after the batlle of Shiloh was promoted Capaincy-
he rendered account Of i'll health. He also procured
papers exemptiDg him from the rebel coDscpon After
resgning he returned to his home in Texas where he
found that Quanrells committing great many
ourages upon Il people He caused the nun:
Der of by the Confederate authorities which so
censed Q1anrels bad against him that he had
He made his to Baton Rouge and from there Cairo.
The Louisville Democrat says:
Wheeler has been relieved his command of the rebel
cavalry by Breckenridge and Buckner who preparing
for raid into Kentucky.
Jordan Marbourg, wealthy merchant of Johnstown,
Cambria county, Pa and pillar of the church. killed
the 18th ult by snkee soldier, named Jos. Moore
for taking improper liberties with his wife during hs alb
sencc.
The abolition papers say that Gen. Hardee commanded
during the late battle in Florida
The widow of ex President Harrison died at North Bend
on the 18th ult.
The Yankees admit their loss before Dalton, Georgia
to have been three hundred No doubt considerably
Frank Law.ey the correspondent of the London Times
and Vsitely of the London Illustrated News have bot
gone h"me Whether the latter was sent home or recalled
is not He returned through the Yankee lines b
way of the North. Vseliy left by steamer from Viii
| mington.
Please rm the scssors men, of other journals tina
when extracting from my letters is usual TO give cred
$50.