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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

The delegates fSc',' Ishla,- Island to tho
National Union Conyesrtiou have been rccoir>
mended to vote for INSTRUMENTATION of prcs-
dent Lincoln.
A street rumor was Circulating in Washing
ton Monday night that lo,u0o rebel cavalry.
under the rebel Gen. St,iart,' were makias Il
dash upon the city, ami that the various APP
proaches to Washington were being bnrrica-.
ded,' and rifle pits thrown up, to impede tho
progress of the raiders.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

PRoNorEb. Petersburg Errrrss says
that it is reported that Brig. Gen Martin has
been promoted to The rank Of Major General,
Col W. j. Clark to be Brigadicr General.
Both are on duty in North Carolina.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

The Danvil}e .Appeal says a Yankee was
captured in Caswell county, n c., day or
,So ago. He said he belonged to Dali hlgron's
'faiding party, and was separated from ms
gment while near Richmond, and has been
Struggling ever since.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

There is said to be soldier in the Tennes-
see army so verdant that when asked how he
would like to go home on a furlough, repli-
ed, Il wouldn't like it'd rather 80 home
the cars"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29
SECOND CONGRESS.

Tn, first s.ssi " of the second Congress will
enN,a nee the 10th Of the present month (Feb-
ruarv.) Thc following il list OF the senators
81 ct ani those holding with tho year annex
ed ia which tn .ir re.o .ctIvc terms OF o;hc. expire
Also li.t Of tn inetnb elect Of the House OF
Representatives., as far rs atcertalned
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

SrEAsT TENNEssEE-Our last Tennessee cx-
changes seem to be confident that an cnga re-
mcnt cunnot be long delayed between Tie
forces Of Longstrcet and Schutield The Yam
KEGS have advanced to RuSscIville in force,
and are running tho cars9ro,n Knoxville as
far East as Eo-ri-toWn.
A skirais!1 between the hnerny's cavalry
and our OWE. Cook place at " W!iteshurg %
miles below Greenviile, on Thursday, in
which we are reported to have lost eight
killed. The Yankee loss Is not stated. Stir
ring times are hourly looked for.-Ly"ch-
burg RepublicaH.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

aeg- Wanted at this office, one or two
.a,od steady COMPOSITORS, to whom ron
slant employment will be given at per
1000 ms.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29
A DYING GovERSNESr.-fn In the Yankee
House of Representatives on Wednesday last
Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana said:

A DYING GovERSNESr.-fn I'm the Yankee
House of REPRESENTATIVES on Wednesday last
Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana said-
1t was, "a melancholy spectacle to behold
a free Government die Liberty once lost
has never in the history OF the world been
regained BY the same people. A republi-
can form of Government once overthrown has
domain Of human conduct, people once
possessed of liberty, with all the power IN
their own hands, ha3 surrendered these great
gifts ofEood at the command of usurper,
they have never afterwards proven themselves
worthy to regain their forfeited treasure. The
American Republic, he said. is dying, and he
proceeded to enumetate the causes which
are working its downfall, saying among other
things, that under the present Admnistra-
ton justice was no longer established, nor
the blessings of liberty secured to the citizen
No instance in all history could be found
where people claiming Christian civilization
has w'aged a war Of any kind against any foe.
in dumb ferocious silence without a word,
sign, or look in behalf of a peaceful sou-
ton, as long we have now been engaged
IN this cruel conflict
lie argued at length that negotiation now
opened would lead to a restoration of the
Union without further slaughter, and that
such course of craftsmanship was sanction
cd by enlightened precedent and especially
commanded by Divine law. But such a
course would not accomplish emancipation,
nor bind up Il central despotism; hence it was
not pursued by the party in'power.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

RAGS!-R AG'S !-TW ELNE
.ssEA<10 CENTS pound will Il; paid for all
CLEAN Cotton or Linen Rags. doliN, red to ~ st
this Office in cash. or we will receive them in paY
ruent for subscription to the paper.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

The New York Tribune says that the letter
Of Franklin Pierce to jeff Davis assuring him
that blood would flow at tn North II the SCUM
should secedp, has been Autographed and DIS
tribuied through New hampshire: "cnerai
Pierce is said to be the Democratic condid,te
or United states Senator.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29
FEBRUARY l3, 1864.


NY MoAsr ESTEEMED FRIEND ! am awar
that you will be surprised to hear that father
and mother has consented for myself and you
to Get married, which affords me great pleas
are for don't feel though l could ever
give my conxcrt to marry any other gentle
man, for you know yourself that | always cs-
tce,ned you higher than any els.
Mr. bear in mind
you know you once said that YOU never could
live an sec me in the arls1cs Of Anothc man.
Know is the time to prove it. You will haf
10 come home Immediately. I am shore that
the commanding officers will not object to
your havcing fur low to come on snch i'm
portant business as that Ma pa has give
their consent, thinking that you would hardly
get a fur low, and then they could say it was
not their fault but | want you to take them
onn Il suprize. know, if you owe me as you
/ say you do, you will no fail to come
Give my kindcst regards to General Johnston
and tell him to be 4 friend to niatr.nony this
tim" for my sake.
Eoll:ing moro until hear FROM YOU ; IN be
ashurcd that shall aw ait your arrival with
the greatest anxiety.
Yours, as ever,
! Ton ami, II. I. w.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

BANKS Movement on MeDiLe-!t is said
that the movcfac-.t H..:t;r banks was to havu
made against M'"'ile, was frustrated BY the
weakness Of the force with lrawn from Texas
to take part in the forward movement OF
which Shcrman's, Smith ;, tirier.,n's and
Far.aguts administrations wes1 part. BankS
was. to have advance! asi,sil.t Mobile from,
Pascagoula, or SOME other point, but lad
not the force -
Tl.--~sa1s ufa1rcss Of st,,e-f,sce thought back
rom Texas is sccoslutel for .bv the statement.
that thousands have ,ies,ita,l 70 Mexico To
take part in the troubles going on there. bat
whether for Juarez or the French, or on their
own hook, no one knows.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

Az ISTEREsr1Se; LoyE LErrER-Tl1a Mo.
bile Tribune publishes the following love
letter received by a soldier in the army
Of Tennessee and appended to his appli-
cation tor THROUGH. Gen. Johnston granted
/. leave of absence for ff cen days: How
could he avoid it?
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

NAIL StI;rDuLF. Owing to a change
made in tl.e t:nio ':ifn-p.r.nre Of the NortherY,
mail, ollr pai,;.r Of yesterday did not get off IN
the mail. We .,"'y understand the new or,l,.r
ol things, al!' i.e:t,,i:e' All viii be right
We have rcc-i;>.l h4an tile Postmaster ers
schedule OF tie i:.lz.i-yh and Gastun Rail-
road, from Yli:l-wc learn that the msn
Trains will lc.tc i'al(it4h at : y, H. and ar
rivs at Raleigh a: i c. IN. The ,.ai! train
will reach Wcl'!'a at 4 so p. IN. ana leave
Weldon for Raleigh at G so p m.
The accommodation train leaves !taic+gl1 at
p. nl., and re..ci.cs " eldpn at 80 Leaves
Weldon at a. m. ;-nd reaches Raleign at /
p. m.
We have not seen tlc schedule for tho
Western trains, la: presume they will be
run IN connection Nth the above schedule of
the Raleigh and Gasisn Railroad.
u ,;o:,L c,.y
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29


Drawn BY JUST THE RIGHT PARrY.-A
correspondent of the Atlanta Register writes
from the Camp Of the sixty-ffth Georgia
Regiment word Of encouragement to the
old ladies'. He says:
A short time since our quartormaster drew
from the Georgia Relief Aid Association cloth
ing for such Of our men as were destitute,
and could not supply themselves elsewhere.
On each garment of this clothing was tackled
card, stating by whom the article was
made. sc. When the clothing was received.
there was not enough to give each man full
suit; consequently it became necessary to
make . lottery of IT.
During tie engagement at Missionary
Ridge, private Burton Weaver was lucky
enough to get pair of shoes; but, poor fellow,
he had no socks and winter was then very fast
approaching. Accordingly, when the draw
49, A-.-.
Fortune favors the brave"-so he drew a
pair of we'll knit, all wool socks, with card
attached, on which was written: '''fhese
socks were knit for our soldiers by Mrs. Nancy
Weaver. Of Fannin county, an old lady seventy
years Of age, who has six sons in the army.
Strange rs it may appear, Burton, the young
est of the six, by mere chance drew and is
now wearing these very socks; and l have nc
doubt he appreciates them more than the
possession Of a dozen pairs knit by strangers
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-03-29

MISSOURI.
The present delegation elected to hold
o Rec until their successors wore elected. The
question of qualification will be decided by the
next Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19
Ways and Means, ameudatory of the cur
rency and funding law OF February nth,

Ways and Means, ameudatory of the cur
rency and funding law OF February 17th,
The pending question being upon tho
lst day of January, 1898, for the dates men,
TONED 10 the bill q the Limitation Of time
for funding Treasury notes by persons re-
siding within the enemy's lines, . long de-
bate ensued, and the amendment was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Atkins moved to farther amend by
striking out the words "above the denomi-
nation Of i've dollars" which was agreed to.
Mr.. Nenees, Of Tenn, moved TO amend by
adding after the words 'citizsns Of the Con
federate States" the words, cor persons be-
longing to the Confederate States army
within tho epemy's lines as prisoners of war,
or other loyal persons held as prisoners.
Adopted.
The bill was further amended and passed.
Toe House then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

Receiving Stolen G0ods-For soma time
back largo lots Oi candles, soap, pins, tape,
and other valuatles, have been stolen from
the Z. 8. Naval Storehouse. on the corner Of
Cary and 1lth streets. Having reason To
suspect the locality 10 which some Ct it had
been carried, search wafranfs We're obtained
against Mrs. Roaanna Oefusby aud Mary Ri
ley, occupying adjoining tenemants in ..3oil.
tude, On Cary, between TIN and 9Th streets,
and placed In the hands Of officers Perrin
and Morris for execution. The parties were
before the Mayor yesterday morning At
the house OF Nrs. Ormsby were found pair
OF Confederate blue pants, several pa
pers Of pins, aud number OF bars Of
soap, which were recognized by D. D.
Osborn, Clerk and Assistant Paymaster
OF the Navy, az belonging To the Govern.
ment, and had been stolen from the Navy
Department. For the defence two wit
nesse. were introduced. who testified that
they. were present when white man. repre-
+ fseutiug himself as sutler Ia tho army, ap-
piled TO Mrs Ornsby to buy some soap, pina,
&c, which she did. They wars positive the
articles in Court were those which were
bought In their presence
The officers next visited Mary Rley's
house, q woman who IL already under In
iic.msnt for receiving stolen goods, where
they found about twenty pounds OF sperm
candles, which we're also recognized as Gov
that saIne time since she saiiled out, with
large basket on her arm, IT, $50 whether she
could purchase some articles Of provisions
for her own use, bnt being unable to supply
her wants, she was about returning home
empty handed, when, spying some candles
IN . merchants window, the thought struck
her that It would be best to buy them
than return without anything. There
were about twenty pounds exhibited
in Court When asked bv th0 MayOP of
whom she purchased the candles, she replied
that being an uneducated woman she could
not read the signs, and therefore could not
tell Mrs. Riley was quite garrulous, and was
proceedisg to enlighten His Honor with q
history Of every transaction Of her life, when
she was cut short with tha remark-''If you
don't hold your tongue I'll send yon to jail"
Wnereup0n she burst into teare and replied,
II Wish to God you would, and hang me and
be done with IT,
Both parties were bailsd to answer further
examination before the Hastings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

them. I, has heretofore beeh much dcbased Qhsth-
er there has been such thing In shts was ~ the
use of the bayOne, hot this II now wcli atiested-
The enemy used the bayonct on Ksnhaw's dlvis-
Ion IN their breastwosks on SUNDAY last, aad our
men, their analusiiion being cxheusled, ciabeeo
muskets with the zoe. and dtovs them eaek.
A good many changes have occurred fn3te 0oM-
mands Of thIs army since the move begun. Mnj0s
Gen Jubai A Early II commanding 4 2 Hitl's corps,
HiB being quite sick. MAJ Gen II n Agdess0n 10
II coanand "f Loassssrss so'pt and B.ae es,a ga
ion. Brig Gen Cnrfon, OF Ga has been pgomoted
10 Major 0eneraicy, and u IN command OF Eally's
division Hayes's and Stafford: Louistans hsi.
Rddes have been cons0idstsd, an6 ceu Hayes Wk1
In charge OF both until woauded
Among the casualties Of which have heard II
Co. Collins, 18Th Va cavs killed.
MAJ Woodbridge, 81 Va cav, wounded, leg ampu
Mai Daniel, cav, Esrly's division. wounded, leg
Cspt Turner Gen Ewell's s,aff. leg smpusa,ed.
Our men have been .fghtiag aut marching
unceasingfy for the last eight days but they are
willing as ever TO stand up I'd tha rack, aud are
confident and hoG cfu, and nightly around the
blazing camp cree the SONS OF p.aise are heard
under 50 gallant leader can ta coAqueTsd-nsver,
never.
Our position Is not one Of grea. natural strength,
hu. we are well fortified, and whenever the enemy
comos no will find US prepared for him.
The hospitals seem to be a. we'll arranged a. tho
nature of the case will admit, aud think our men
are being very well cared for.
The cavalry nave been quite active during this
fga,, and especially ROsser's brigade. ! Wouid
speak Of the" more particularly, lack iasor-
During the march from the Wiidsrness to this
point, headqaarter wason belonging 10 Gen 4
Johnson, broke down, and II Is supposed fell into
the enemy's hands They will doubtless make q
great hunah over 1t.
For the last foar or dve days the weather has
been intensely hot, and the dust exceedingly up
presstve; rain is now falling, howe yer, which will
doubtless cool the air and refresh the troops.
There has been no general engagement to- day,
aud SD must close for the present. The raiders,
however, are In our rear aud there is no teirg
when you will receive this. Our army though hav
ing no oats, Is fortunate enough 70 have on hand
at this-ims supplies enough to last until Saturday
night. Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

Falss Lnprsssnsnt.-A German, named
Philip Bfelli, intercepted party on the Ne
chanicsvlle Turnpike yesterday morning,
VINO was driving three calves TO this city,
belonging to Mrs. Matilda Hexter, and, upon
representing himself - . Government I'm.
pressmsnt officer, took possession Of them,
paying to the person hasiog them IN charge
price allowed By the Confederate States.
Breiil afterwards drove the animals to the
Fret Market and disposed Of them for four
teen hundred dollars, making In the space
Of . few hours profit Of tour hundred dol
lars. A warrant has been obtained iol
Breil's arrest, and the case will undergo ju-
dicial Investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

Mayors Court, XsterdaV. Henry Town
send, seaman ON board Of G. q. gunbost
Beaufort was charged with breaking open
the house Of Mary Smith. living In Rocketts.
The complainant testified that Townsend
came TO her house on Tuesday night and
dem10ded admittance. Upon refusal to lot
him In he commenced kicking at tho door
and finally broke 1t down; after which he en-
tered the house, broke up some crockery,
and threatened TO take Msry's life. For this
conduct His Honor sent the prisoner to the
chain gang for ninety days.
/. A charge was preferred against Mary AM
kers, Of threatening to strike Burton, little
sop Of Mrs. Mary Shaw. Several Witnesses
were examined, whose evidence showed that
both parties were at FAULT and that ct best II
was one of those trivial matters which
should be kept from the Courts, and ought
to be settled by tho parties interested theu1-
selves. Taking this view Of the case the
Mayor promptly dismissed the parties.
Mary and Hannah, slaves, were whipped for
stealing lot OF thread from ono VI the va
siety stands Al the Second Market.
Henry, slaveof William Z. Taylor, charged
with stealing . small lot OF bread, meat aud
sugar from the spotsw0od Hotel, and with
being impudent to the officer Who ssrs1tsd
him, was ordered to DO soundly tAsAshsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19
GLORIOUS NEWS PROM THs TRANS IN
STSUPPL

MoBiLs, May l6-A special dispatch 10
the A.'s~r.tser anl R.ystrr, dated Brook
haven 10th, saya that news from, Satchea
direct states that Ranks has surrendered an
conlitionai'y to Taylor. The Federais ssy
that he did II fer spite on being superseded
BY Macarthur.
The rumor Of our men being brutally mur-
dered near Van Ducan, after being tAkea
prisoners, seems confirmed. Il 10 talked q
In Natchez as retaliation Tor Fort Pillow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19
hpA0sED ExCIrEMsNr In THE NORTH.

A. was curreatly reported yesterday that .
'-tes Northern paper had been received Ia the
wy containing the news that gold had ad
.aheed to two hundred in New York, and
.aa' Lincoln bad called for two hundred
'a0ussnd volunteers to reinforce Grant. We
.44ae cliigens efforts to trace this report to
:" source, but without success. 1t seemed,
@o~eVer, to be generally believed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19
REyolCfv0 IN PSfFRsBURe

"HSoINHVV 1~v FH3NVSOVWUs
PsIFRsBUaG. May 1.-THE enemy hAva
gone from our front to his sntrenchmsnts &C
Bermuda Hundreds.
The turnpike to Richmond IL now open
KantS's raiders are eight miles this side oe
Jarratt's.
There is general rejoicing here over Less
victories.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19
CoSFeDesArs STATES CONGRESS.

CoSFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
lne Senate met yeaterday at IL o'clock u.
Inyer bv the Rev. Mr. Doyyett, Of the Meth
odist Church.
Aolll to amend the act TO provide for the
payment of the interest en- the removal
sna s9bsistence fund due the Cherokee In-
!ns Secretary Of War 10 pey the interest ID
ysh os provieions, Was reported from the
vc@mlttee on Indian A6alf1, and pasoed.
fSes amendments Of the House q Repre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

1Rolf So&7nur IIaefr.a

Allyoas, 1sy lA+It = reported Aeso
TIT bessemy nade - advsaes % . ttla,
mnTning = ota1asd's Mn, ssas ~ II.
gfspkAeoad, jnst beyona the sivss N, MN
inlkutsy, s<tnlGU, ssa sssalry, aad SAst ~
hsvs slpnlss1 ths0 nost AAadsousay. 6
= quito esgtsjs thss Aeayy lsisg was hsasd
herr ltoa that direciion Tor several hsa.
this nosnipe, bat y - now esassd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

sraUsros. Nay l&-00. Dfsekinsidess
victory ct Nsw Narhst wss sssn greater and
more complete thsH Il 1rst announced.
He captured pix pieces II artillery and near~
~ one thousand ssaud o. sSDA The looe Of
the snemyia killsd, wounded, md 1Eisoosrs
u heavy.
Slgel run thirty miles without stoppaaGs
abandoning hh hospitals aad destroying ..
portion Of his train. His large eaysisy toeoo
alone prsvsnted ~ from burning The hsj6ge
anaAAs naAAsrsasaAeos4hesSsbsa1thsgs1yUD. rsasa
turing the whole.
Our success was chiefly due 70 dsy and
night march Of over thirty miles, anA con-
mencing the attack before the arrival of oas
Of his' divisions, which was whipped wAea
1t did ar rive.
6lgel commanded In person. Brig Gen
6tahl commanded his cavalry, while Gers.
Sullivan and Couch commanded each . al.
vision. The enemy encamped last night on
Cedar Greek, the swollen condition OF witch
alone checked their flight. Our advance ID
two miles below strasburg. and II 10 thougkt
Sigel will continue to Martinsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19
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for grods end indebtedness.
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and boys, and servants ladles' French oorisss and
noor sxirts haudkerchiefsl oefset spsisU asa eass
!aces; blacx lassang oy The yard, 70 nass gsissss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

Stealing Bacon --AndreW, a'nsgro 10 the
employ Of the Central Railroad Company,
Was yesterday Arrested and locked mp In the
cage on the charge OF stealing 0fty po9nda
Of bacon belonging 20 parties coansclsa
with the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

Ro66ry.-Tha store room Of 4s Jesse r
Keesee, On 6th street, north cf Leigh, wa1
broken into BY thieves on Tuesday night And
robbed ofthree bxsrels Of -four.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-19

The subsosibee takss thb spDeRt1alay e reolgap
for the liberal DaEsouege egteAAed - M Whio =
the ooneosa og Pailam, nAnse We1@ges, anA -
lcits conttpuAnco q tho aame q III ~ paooo &c
and merchandise either ~ aucGinn o. pssvaio -.
Qss Of ths coucern VIM - q ~ hngoo ~ onch
Saturday 70 Ataend 70 ths selse q aay sGoak, ~
hioies, 10, thas uay y eA1sugle1 - eAelf enRA