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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-31

We fully agree with our correspondent
: Cumberland" that this is no time for
..onyentloE., or political discussions, and
8 q ssss 10 = - -
his county.
We may have more to say on this cues
ton at some future day.
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RICHMoND, Ma oi.-Johnston Of
Georgia appeared the Senate to-day
qualified and took j seat
\ bill was report 4 BY the committee
on finance, in conto nifty with the recon-
uendation of the Sc retary of the Treasu-
~ presented yester ay.
\ bin from the 1litary Committee au-
thorizins reporters fEle press association
IN the field to purcl sse rations and forage,
passed. s. 81
Hill, of Georgia, Introduced q motion to
reconsider Graha i, of n. G., expressed
ms views on Liable; ! Corpus question al
some length he las opposed to the
further suspension 4 Che writ
Senate then rcso ed into executive scs-
sion.
House passed State bills. cxcmpting
editors Of Magazine also. several other
bills unimportant character, and then
resolved INTO secret session
KICHMoND, May IS, 4. M-Thc fol
lowing was receive this morning from
Taylorsvllle, dated May oath, 3: sop
m, to the Secrcta 4 OF War. The enc
my has been maxi t.fceble attacks lpon
our lines to-day. aolyahly with q view
Of ascertaining oga pt,~ ~ition; they were
easily repulsed. IL
Gen Malone ,roye three regiments
across the river ca turing a stand OF col
ors and some prlse n,rs-among them one
Aid TO Gen. Laidl
Signed. 8 RE LEE.
RICHMOND, May 4.-Ofhcial-informa
ton states that Sh 3Tnan's raiders crossed
the Panunkey at Nhite House, on yes
terday, aud moved ) B. osbetween Pnmunkey
and Mattapony. pi,lably to the region OF
Grants troops. Is
The Cadets OF e Virginia Military In
stitute were review don Capitcl square by
President Davis. ss..~---==.--r-------
SECOND DISPATCH.
RICHMOND, May 24.-The following has
been received: Hanover junction, 10 p. m
about noon to-day the enemy approache d
the bridge over the North Anna. In the
afternoon he attacked the guard at the
bridge, and drove it to its place About
the same time the 5tn corps (Warren's,
at Jeuco Ford, on our left, was attacked
by A 2. Hill and his advance checked
Stoned y T. TTE
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TO the Southern III 'tiicrs, wives and
GiIts.


GiIts.
pY III. O. f1IvAS.
(LirerPoo7, Lnglond, bsuory l9h, lsGt.)
God bless them one, Go bliss them all,
The southern mot IS, wives and giIis ;
Thcy spun with US the efthern thrall,
The southern mott IS, wives and girls
They arm their heroes r1he fight,
And through thei' tears their eyes ar'
bright,
With mingled love and ,at,iot light,
The Southern metl rs, wives and girls.
If we should fall, anotl r host,
The southern mott RS, wives and girls,
Would rise to fill ;aH post
With southern nt her wives and girls
BY all their homestead wrapped III fame,
BY Brute Buffers dast ID name,
BY Tureaill deeds Of lixL shame,
To Southern moth ], wives aad girls.
The recrcant who stav eAnI
Mid Southern mol ~ wives and @lrls
Shall nangslt but scor1 .e pity init
From southern m, 1ps. vtvrs and glrls
They'll bid linn don tn garments worn,
Far better h had nee Hen boin,
Than live slave bene the scorn
o. Southern moth s,Niyes and gltls.
They hover n with an lNngs,
The Southern mot Is, wives and glris,
Der every couch ot ~ in,
Ill s<3u; I>- y IF "a =, wives and gals
6cr-7s4 %
lrcce.#- 9
none mt ta. g-hgl . ~ sn l..
a. oou,he,n mot. s,sl,l. - ana s4Iis-
Their dearest low on I tie field
SnutEetn mothers. 4.v sHt girls,
IheIr hearts may hret lnt never linid,
Tn southern mot -, Wiy,.- a,l girls.
Tn" @t,i. af t.trtl,aee, ssaatan Gtnr,
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\ widow u}n2el Blackstock, in Ale
Ghany, Pa, shot man named Simpson IA
few days since because he broke q MIR
rin.se engagement wie. heg. Simpson
survived tn wound, but The disappointed
woman t-rca.ca2 one that v.!, proye Il,
trT
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PRAYER FoR THE COUNTRY. Rev Jos
. ltls1sl = :, kxlsasA y s. Asaz,al

DaniIer, sfTggest Siat al 5 !dsi5ss1 q a. Is
tians. Of whatever age or sex, ranks OF
condi ton, meet God. atone, about the
hour OF sunset every day" to make pray
er for the country; that each minister
meet his flock statedly, as often as he can,
for the same purpose; and, where . min
ister cannot be present, that tie people
meet together informally II neoeasar. Nc
commend the sugs,-stioi,s, as the rto-
duct Of the farver. and plou> heart =. sce
ot ot,r y - ..s,t.l aut. e,.vo.lt minister.
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] am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,

(Signed) c. S VE,sABLE, A. d. C.
The names Of the captors are: lst 1t.
j. NJ. Grimsby. Company X, 37th n. 6. I
who brought off the colors Of the 18th
Miehisan.
81 Lie4t Q. 4 Virgins. Company f
37th \ G /, who brought of those of the
9TH ptnns glyana
Private J. II. Wheeler, Company f
18th Y C I, who brought off those OF the
battery of artillery"
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&c and Cotton Card CIntn;n-

" RGE LOT OF NEW WOOI sHn
/ aEiTTOS Gard Clothing sliobtIy IL
cd -, sale at hooPAANS PHELPS
,e. Charlotte, y. C.
The Patr'"t, Greensboro. wil, conv
in, d aros4nian. fayetteville. & t;na .oFr
srsa. arsale' a.,:t iIie, times and send Li,s to
5u 4ti once 1S W
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VsH9E 'EsttesDrfse COTTON E.
1 isNoW PREPARED to escb,nn. ,.
D. = ESI NUMREpc

kg > aFa; a,i saitab'e table for Spring and Sum.
20 UPS Bed by anv in the G"ni, G'tol quail:
GEO. BRANDT.
q. ssrsttnv fa%etieF Fi!le, \ c.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
Every Ballet for the
Union to-day is a bullet in
the heart of the Rebellion.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the case OF
Joshua Webb, which has been on trial in
this Court during the past week, the jury
brought in yesterday verdict of guilty.
Webb has not yet been sentenced.
The Grand Jury brought in the following
indictments, on Saturday, and were dis
charged:
Against Philip sneibel, George Albach,
John Beerlne, Peter Altenberger, Henry
Beerliine, Philip Ellsess, Jacob Ellssss, on
charge of conspiracy.
Against the same persons, on charge of
assaulting an officer in performance sf his
duties in relation to the draft.
Against Sarah Little, on charge of as
saulting an officer in performance of his
duties in relation to the draft.
Against James Wilson, on charge of haV-
ing in his possession false, forged and coun-
terfeit United States notes.
The plea of not guilty has been made
on the last Indictment.
The Grand Jury have also found true
bills against Lewis Rosenthal, ]. B. Mer-
rick, and others, for being concerned in
the conspiracy at sandusky, which in
cluded, among its other plans, the cOnspir-
acy on Lake Erie. The two named are un-
der military arrest at Johnson's Island.
The court has adjourned over until We'd
nesday. when it will take up the case of
Almon 7. Rice, for opening and embezzling
letter not directed to him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
ARRlVAL OF MAILS AT DEPC


ARRIVAL or MAILS AT DEPOT
EastsTH Through zrEEEes ~ A. NJ, and
go P. II.
Eastern Way arrives st eI0 A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:46 A. n
do Way arrives at $50 P. IL.
Sandusky Way srTiVea at llsl5 A. n.
MshOning Way arrives at 6O0 p III.
Cincinnati Through arrives at 93O 4 q, Z60 p. ~.
do Way arTives Ut $50 P, NJ
Western Through arrives At a;2O A. H., and sos
Pm.
Western Wsy arrives ct 2,45 P. n.
Medina Way arrives 81 4o0 z. NJ.
BOckport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at II II.
BrOoksviIle, Bath, &C, arrives Mondays and Tri-
sharon Center, Granger, North Royalton, &C., ar,
rives Mondays and Fridays at P. M.
Harrensville arrives daily at lO;l5 A; H.
East Cleveland and Euclid aETiqes daily a a.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEBE fEsOUgE for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, aud WinGOghby, Painesville, Ge-
nsva, Asatsbule and Conneant, closes Mt s;45 A ID
EASTERN THB0UGH, iOr Now York only, closes a.
s:1O P. AZ.
EAgrEBs THRoUah, for ErsO, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes a. 2,2O
EAsTERs WAY, sor ali points between Glsyelana
snd Erie, closes at 22O P. h.
WESTERN THROUGH, f0r Toledo, DetTsiss Gaisag0
and oloses at GOO P. N.
WESTERN THEoUoB, FOR Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
Bubuques Sc joseph and Cairo closes at 500 P. n
MRsrERS WAY, for al pOint5 between Cleveland
anu AotetlCs thlaad as AZaJ z. n
CIECIESATI WAY, for ali poiuts between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at La p. M
ClEcnEATI TH80UGH, for Columbus, Dayton.
Newark and Cincinnati closes ct 10 P. NJ, QeaTes
at 5:25 next moTningl
CISoIENATTI THROUGH, ior Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, Hanasvile, and
Wheeling, closes ~ eco p. L.
PITTsRUsgH THEaUga. Tor Pittsburgh and Washf
ington, cicsa5 e. 1895 2. Il
PTFIssUasH WAY, for ell points between Glove
and, WsiisYiila, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil-
sdslphs, Baltimore sai Washington, closes st 7;SO
Am.
AAEOsISa WAY. foT all polhts between OloTolsn4
and YoungstgEas closss as 10 P. IL, esTes a. 7:ls
next mcraing.)
MEDIHA Way, closes ~ 4. AZ.
RoCEFoRr, 10, closes Tuesdays, TnaEsdaya
and Saturdays, At Il a.
BRECSsvILLE, Bath, as. uiosss Tuesdays and
Saturdays, st 4. II.
SHARCS CEETER, Grsnsuz North Royslton, to-,
oiosOs Tuesdays snd Saturdays, at A NJ
MABBESsyiLEE, closed daily, led A. NJ
EAsT OhEVEfAAB and EueliG, closes daily, Et 8
r NJ
Mail and Dsop Lsttszs Eoqaifoa 81 law TO bs
prepaid.
All Oty Circulars are required 70 De prepaid with
tEO-osnt stampr
'''''o-' =. COW LEsH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
RALLY ONCE AGAIN
Grand Union Meeting at
MeadViIIe, Oct. 10th.
The Greatest Gathering OF the
Campaign.
General Hooker, Senators Sumner
and Wilson, Governor Randall
and Governor Morton
to Speak.
GENERALS scHEHcK AND GARFIELD EXPECTED
RALLY RALLYII RALLYIII

Another grand rally of the Union masses
of Northern Ohio and Western Pennsylva-
niawill be held at MeadviIle, Pennsylvania,
on the goth of October.
1t will BIS addressed by MAjor-General
Joseph Hooker, Senators Wilson and Sum
ner, Ex-Governor Randall, of Wisconsin,
ank Governor Morton, of Indiana. Gene
rails schenck and Garfield have also been
invited, and are expected to b. present.
Preparations are in progress for making
this one Of the grandest gatherings of the
campaign.
Rally in your might, Union voters Of
Ohio and Penn sylvanial Never has a
more brilliant galaxy of orators than that
named above been assembled to address
you'll Come up and listen to them. Come
by railroad and by wagon. Come by rail-
road and by wagon. Come in delegations
or by yourselves. Come by hundreds and
thousands, and unite in one grand Union
Rally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

THE UNION HEADQUARTERS To-EIsHT.-The
Union Central Committee have leased
Brainard's Hall for tonight, aid will use
it for their headquarters in receiving the
returns. All returns will be received and
announced here. We have not learned
where the Democratic headquarters are to
be. Probably they will need none. To-
nights returns will afford them no room
for jubilstion, and we expect that Copper
heads will hunt their holes tonight with
unusual rspidity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

PREsEETArIoN.-Tse sandusky Register
says that the clerk of the steamer Philo
Parsons presented John Gilroy with beau
tiful silver tobacco box, with the following
inscription on the lid " Presented to John
Gilroy, of the steamer Philo Parsons, by
". 0. Ashley, Clerk, for saving the books
and paT ers, when she was seized by the
rebels, on Lake Erie, Sept. 10th, 1854"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

ALMOST Az ACoIDENT.-As the Columbus
train was entering the depot yesterday
morning, the oow-catcher caught against
some obstruction, breaking it, and throw
ing the forward wheels of the locomotive
from the track. Luckily the train was
running slowly and the engineer was en-
abled to stop It Immediately, or a serious
accident would have resulted. As it was,
no damage was done, except to the cow
catcher Of the locomotive.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF Doors & SHOES
At No. los Superior street, in the store for
merly occupied by L. B. Wamelink. They
must be sold for the benefit of creditors,
and another such a chance may never oc-
cur again. We respectfully call your at
tention to the large and complete stock of
Boots and Shoes which we offer for sale at
about fifty cents on the dollar. These
goods were manufactured in Chicago, of the
best material and by the most experienced
workmsu, and for style, elegance and dura-
bility, are beyond competition. To close
out the stock in the least possible time, we
shall sell at prices never before heard of.
The following is list Of few leading arr
ticles:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

PAIsEsTILLE ARoUsEO.-rhe loyal citizens
of PainesviIle are wide awake to the issues
of the day. The stirring speeches Of
Messrs. Castle and Oakley, of this city, on
Thursday evening, excited the greatest
enthusiasm. On Friday evening sore
headed peace man, from New York, tried
to answer Castle, when Captain Sheridan,
who is home on short leave Of absence,
sailed into the Copperhead and totally
shipwrecked him. The Captain has since
addressed the Union people there with
great force and effect. PainesviIle will to-
day do honor to its old fame for intelligence,
virtue and loyalty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

PERsosAL.-senator Sherman Was in town
yesterday and stopping at the Angler. His
object here, we understand, is to attend the
meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, Of
which he is member. He is in good
health, although fstigued by his earnest la
bors in the canvass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

TIE GREAT FRoTTING AND Pacing MAToH.
This great match, which is to come OFF
on the Cleveland driving park on the 18th,
18th and 14th of the present month, is to
be one of the finest affairs Ofthe kind which
ever took place in the state We have al
ready noticed the arrival of large mum
of horses who are to compete Great inter
est is everywhere felt in the races, and they
will prove worth seeing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
UniOniStS, Vote Early TO-
day,

A CoRREcTIoE.-MR. EDITOR: l saw in
your columns last week a statement that
Calvin Fairbanks, who was sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment, in Kentucky,
for giving liberty to a slave, after his lib
Grafton, married Della A. Webster, who
had stood by him through his imPrison-
ment.
The facts are: Della A. Webster was as
sociated with Mr.. F, in his first imprison-
ment. Mr.. F. was promised to Miss Man
dana Tileston in 1s5Ij was arrested in
November, 1851 tried and imprisoned, and
pardoned in April last, and married Miss
Tileston on the 9Th of June. She it was
who stood by him in all his trouble. c.
Cleveland, Oct. 10, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

CARTER ZoUAvE TRoUPE.-This novel and
interesting company are advertised to ap-
pear at Brainard's Hall on the 18th, 14th,
and 18th inst. They viii we venture to
predict, he most successful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
asW KORK MARILET---Oct. 10.

IBT TELEgBAPH.
COttOn-DuIl, heavy and nominal. Sales at
81 10 Tor middiing upisnds.
ElBur-Stats and Western opened dull ana
dropping and closed rather more steady with more
Sales at 81 s5ss % for extra State; 5 %
for supsrine western; 80 259S9 so for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio,
80 b5@i0 IS for trade brands.
WhisiZY-Dul. Western 81 7Z9l IA
Wheat-Opened duh and closed shade hrmer
with fair demand Sales at 81 Ts@l 81 for Chica-
go spring; 81 s}9l 81 for Milwaukee Club 81 50
al ss fOrwintsr red western; 81 so 70: mixed wes-
tern.
Rye-Dun
BarEey-And Barley Malt quiet.
COrR-Opsned dull and dropping but closed
steady. Sales At 81 4454Jl 40 for mixed western
ahoat and in ore.
Oats-Openod dull and closed shade frmer.
Sales at 78g79c fOr western.
WOOl-Eun aud nominal.
COnee-Dull and prices more or lass nominal
SuERr-YeTy quiet. Cuba 1so.
RzGiaGses- Dull.
PeGrOieum-Quieti 379371ke for Crude, and
6s s@70c fox Rsgued free; Refined in bOnd 63Lz64c.
EsOrk-Opened heavy and cl' sed frm, wiz fair
demand. Sales at $50 so for mess; $40 5014l 25
Tor DO each and regular way, closing At S4I W
Gg4I 20; IS tO03a 20 for prime; 81 20 for prime
mess Also 3 900 b5is new meas for October, buy =
er's option, sl2 O0,942 80.
Beef-IrTegufari lover. Sales at 81 OO9l2 90
for country mess; Sc - for country prime;
si3 009l7 50 for repacked mess; s5d Sl7 60922 80
for extra mess.
Cat Meafs-Quiet aud hsavy. Sales at l7@
ls1So for Shoulders, and Isg2Oo for Hams.
Eard-HaavY and lover l992O559, tins latter
price an extreme
Butter Dull al lower as 2s9s5o for western
and S6944 for STATE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11

REsIsSEp.-The following officers Of
Northern Ohio Regiments have recently
resigned:
Captain John T. Wood, 25th O. VI.
Second Lieutenant Frank Fleck, 14th
Owl.
First Lieutenant John L. Hollopiter,
49th o. V. /.
Captain George S. Riker, IO5th o. VI.
First Lieutenant W. E. Booth, 41st
o. v. I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
Give this day to labor
for the Country.

GETTING THE IIsTs.-We understand that
the names Of ali persons Raturalized be-
tween this time and the Presidential cleo
ton, as well as all the voters at the election
tomorrow, are to be taken by the Provost
Marshal and added to the enrolment ist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11
ERUIT HOU 81.
WANYED IMMEDIATELY,

At our newly erected Fruit House, Kinsmr street,
Cleveland, Ohio,
1000 Bu. Best Varieties Winter Apples,
snd few more Tons Catawba Grapes,
For which we wiz pay the highest market price.
Apples, when carefully picked. can be brought Us
in snv ordinary wagon, packed IN wheat, chat, or
Asy similar substance. Grapes in any vessel loose.
NYCE, BHIRK & co.
Cleveland, Sept. %, 1854. sep29;I7S
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weekly Rank statement.
Appointments.

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE YEAR
AOF ls6l.-Dr. CLARK, 3 German Reformed
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will consult pa
tients for all chronic diseases Of every character
FREE OF CHARGE, at the following times and places
during the present year:
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DAN RICE's SHow.-The excellent band
of Dan Rice's great exhibition paraded the
streets yesterday afternoon and evening.
His tent, at the corner of Erie and Sumner
streets, was crowded both afternoon and
evening by delighted crowds.
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pressure of telegraph, to omit full report
Of his speech which had been preps i.
AT THE SOUTHEAST STAND
Our enthusiastic German fsllow-cit sns
were eloquently addressed by Judge les
senmueller, Dr.. Cyriax and A. Tn ne,
Esq.
The grand meeting will tell wonderfully
at the polls to-day.
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MORNING LEADER
TUESDAY mORNTNG, OCTOBER II.
aEw ADyEnTIsEmENgs.

Academy OF Music-Mr. and Miss Couldock.
L, A. Wilcox-Reai Esta, Agent.
J. B Cobb CO.-Diariss.
' Swain-FOr Marqustte.
CowIes & Co.-New Jewelry-
@. F. Yent-Agents Wanted.
142 Superior stony for Sale.
A. M.-Board Wanted.
Bankrupt SaIe--LooAI Notice.
C. C. E. Weber-Loesl Notice.
Soldiers Aid soeiety-Local Notice.
l47 Superior st.-Lost.
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SEw YORK STOCK MARKEF.
Tnw ssur uuaapu

HEW YoRE, Oct. 10. 1884.
Government StOeks-Irregular. U. States
one year certificates 9iss; Treasury 1905 1875
s. Os coupons I07; 6s 81 coupons l047S.
StOChs-Dnll and lower. Rock Island s95<; To-
ledo l055S, Northwestern 395<; Illinois Oentl soup
ti415; Mich. Southern ts9H; Miol. Central llS14i
tifestes s43[.
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CITY NEWS.

CROWDED ovER.-Owing to the grestpres-
sure of matter We are obliged to leave out
several important local items, which will
appear Tomorrow