The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-04-05

Her<Warm arms were, she scarce knew
how, about bis neck, her Sips touched his in
sF:e first kiss OF love anl ''eyes looked love
to yes that spoke again"
In less than week from that day, Corn
ella Meadows was the wife of my friend Shell
.ty Harman, thus illustrating in the sequel
the beau;ltul sentiment Of Gerald N;r;say
that II We probe human nature to the core
we VIII find init more Ct tie angel than the
devil
NEWS SUMMARY.
A correspondent of the Mobile Register.
who Is "a distinguished officer" writes froui
Greeaville, Tennessee HNniat the next move
viii he no one KNOWS. a trip to Kentucky
is mech talked Of. II 3sre1yeser We go. we
will go in very light marching order.' e en- :
Lonsstrcet has but one wagon fer himself and
staff one wagon is assigned to two Brig and
STATS one wagon Tor field and staff and all
the company officers IF b.ttalions of artillery
and regiments We have all come down
t.';.nother Shirt and two Blankets.
deSpaired of sutjugatine the South. but OK
pee. West Virginia TO be held by the Fed
eral Government, and the independence of
The balance acknowledged. The people of
that section say that the question Of another
Conttieracy is being mooted in Indiana and
Southern Illinois and Northern Ohio, private
iv, and that it may cnm!na.e even rs soon as
the ne.t Presidential electioli: God speed
it.
\ recent letter from Mobile states that
eight of the cne.nys vessels are still reported
to be lying off Fort Powell and ten off Fort
Il ,rsaA.
The NaN- York Commercial saws that alvices re-
ceiFed in this city from Bombay; January. Is.
states tha, it is feared that two other -Aner can
ships, the southern Rights and Naples, have fallen
victims 10 the pirat" Alabama. These Vessels both
left Bombay Shout the middle Of January for Maui
rein. The latest foreign vessels confirm the es-
$; " hcarsage has returned to Brest after an
rascc"ssful pursuit. the Alabama had landed the
crew oi TIC American ship Emma Jane at Anjengo.
Tie following extraordinary notice appears in
a vanS"e paper: Miss Mary c. " alker, NJ. d.,
wha arrived here Last week. with orders to report
to DR.. Perrin for duty, has been ordered to report
to Col. Dan. McCook. commanding brigade in
jeff c. Davis division. She left yesterday for
UoFdon's Mills, where the brigade is now station
ed. The young lady is very pretty and is said to
thoroughly understand her profession.
DIP NOT SrccEEp-Gen. VIM. Z. Jones has re-
turned from X eusucky. He did not succeeded in
capturing the pack mules referred to last week as
being en- route to Cumberland Gap. Ne saw them
but c>e!d not cross the river. owing to the fact
that II was past tordimg. The General is now look
ing cat 10: another game.
,
eyhry producer-whether large planter a
snail fartner-make an individual matter in CON
s;iisrins til sc questions. Have not sons broth
g and e,'lbors in tire army? Does not their
comic; IS and perhaps life well IS the protection
q my liberty and property, depend the sup
port Of tn, army and people? Though bare the
easier task, surrounded by the comforts Of home.
ought not to feel that am enlisted ia the army
as a producer? What can do that will most
benefit sthc army and the country and in doing so
benefit myself?
Congressional haQors in the 7th District arc Civ
lag var. and we Suppose the election dav viii find
9ut two i'll The field, yiz: Hon. J. n I:cach,
two ..t1telnen, we learn. do not hesitate to take
ground in favor OF their favoIites for Governor
and a: the merits oi the contest viii Indicate to
exteht the probable res ait in August. it will
be looked Tor with rluch interest.-Proyrtss.
GnS. NoRGAH.-The Richmond correspondent
% thn Montgomery -idrcsfiser, says the ru,nor
that Gen. John H. Morgan had offered his resign
alton. thought current, does not prove true. lie
oaly determined to do so in the event Of not being
for tt-s Ohio expedition. It Contemplated to
ort;ar him to East Tennessee to report for duty to
Gen Lonsstreet; He reposes great confidence in
that able officer but Is opposed to being tramneled
by orders from any superior officer.
The planters of ialladeca County, Alabama
az selling to soldiers families at fifty cents
per tu:Acl.
Confedrrata eue5illas prevented the Federal
election ia Hickman County, Tenn.
The Federal Governn,en IS leasing the abandon
Cd farms ia Arkansas.
"HlnDs OF A FEATHER v Garrison defends
Lincoln. He says "he has travelled as fast
towards the negro popular sentiment would
warrant him i'll dong'a 1t Was Ga1rso on who
originally pronounced the Constitution a
league with he'll and q covenant with death.
There IS not at present single cotton spin
de u operation in the city Of Lowell, Massa-
c,i'isetts. The mills which formerly gtrvc en-
employment to about thirty thousand females,
now silent as the tomb.
y leading Republican paper says fhat
-'evcn If the administration has committed
some mistakes, it is useless to cry over split
nlii;;--." Yes" says Prentice, ''but we cannot
help crying over needlessly split blood"
~ \ Richmond letter writer states thai
it is rumored in that City that General John
H, Morgan has resigned on account of a
misunderstanding between him and the
authorities. The General with his family
i now in that City.
PLaIN TALK.-prcSidcnt Lincoln has VIC
ia,ed his faith, and Congress has violated its
ttltH. i':1t II nave set the Constitution at de-
.i:tnce in the prosecution of the war.
LouisrUle Jou1nal
THE LAST MAN. Some di:;loyal wag pro-
pounds the following: Wien Lincoln Aboli-
ton:>,n uses up the last man and the last dol.
lar, The query arises what is to become Of the
:;,,i.dAe4lcr ?
IEe~ace Greedy, Of the Tribune, has turned
upon Lis pet friend Lincoln, and opposes his
domination for reelection. We think there
j. at least a possibility that the Black Hepub-
lean party will go to pieces.
g1- They say the Confcderacy is on its
last legs, but we fear chose last legs will kick
awalIy-Prentice.
Senatoy Salisbury made a bold and defiant
speach, in the Yankee Senate on tie 25th,
against military interference with elections.
Chicago has been fixed upon as the place
of mcstyg for the National Dem, cratic Con
vention.''