The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09

/ Fianki.nton, 81
Loulsburg, l08 q
| Hi.lsboro', 27l s:
RALETGH. Arg. 4-Fanc.'s total ms
joE;ty as far s,a heard from 2e,0oo.
Tai: IssrcUR,rv or WAs1soTos. The
New Tor! Herald has the folio wing eJ:to.
rial
We End that ainonr army officers, w.lc
/ ought to hnpw something upon The SUB.
subject. the idea is entertained that tie
late Maryland iaid u Early and Brecs T.
ridge was but q Reconnaissance to as er-
tain the strcne;h n are: oos;t:oa OF The North.
err eefences Of Washington ant tha: hay-
ing accomplished. this object to their sat
,sfaction. a more forn,isabie movement in
tic same direction may he anticipated
and that tho administration ought q; once
to prepare for it.
In supported this opinion We have rea-
son to believe that the renewal Of Cene:.-
al Joe Johnston from his late command III
Georgia signiael amy ;h'rg but his DIS
grace Sherman, ,Johnstou's geIg7al-ilip
in his late ca.nps'sn frosa Dalton To Allan
| ia, has been satisfactory 70 J f. Davis. and
that he has tecn removed from the rcbe:
army in thct quarter fs>r more IMPORTANT
| services elsewhere. lie Is tie very MAJ.
to lead rebel increment On v asbing,on
while Gen. Lee remains at Richmond to
attend to Gen. Grant. /. Vas mainly
through JohnSton's sup ~ =. - :"
fsCi against Patterson ii thet tSSh SSh qn. mo.
| n. Valley, that Host The :iTst Brittle o.
,sH s7stssss {. zssr { -
ca ne thoroughly conversant. III 1ni.; .ary
view, with the Sllcnanioa,t Valley and tn,
ne. ..rb,rilg country east of l,.s Due
Ridge
We oxpact, therefore. soo'l IL hear that
this nan,Iohpeo., has been appoit tltcd t.,
ar important command IN Virginia, ard
next he Will probably te 70. red as ad-
vuncing upon the Mary lad harder with
an army, Including his Gsorgi,. Veterans.
amounting, 10 fifty II sixty I'll h.'l.ao.' .l:cn.
+ the i'ni.:istra -na prepa, e., s..r >uci,
,i-is cn TIC track .. Early and R:ccken-
:idsc? tbs is Il question wnic;t h.vci
dent !,inco!n out - be abI.. 10 al swer
aud yet. from all accounts, it appelrs the
v ;a,i.ington is rs t,ebiy g,rriso 1ed to-
day a, it wax a fo'tn gt,t ago. Genera!
Mcclellan VINO has already twice s.,v=u
the national capital, is th> prope, ,,.a.!,
in the atse:ce Of Gen. Grant, to be cf, III ca
With TX protection Why not. What
possible objection II this tiinc cn,lid stand
in the way Of MS appointment, We should
ike to hi.oN
ocNE TINE AGO. -Ine Hartford Con
nccticnO "Tiues' copies the following
advertisement from the Kingston New
York t-Gazette," Of June Ia, 1900, upon
which l. makes the remarks appeude:l:
t<FoE SALE,--The one half ola ses
mill living IN the town of Rochester
And also stout, healthy, actiye nero
wench. Apply to Jotu Subcommittee,
il, at Eochcstcr
And negro men and women were tie:.
sold all over the Northern States; and
there were slaves ia Connecticut Az late
as 1919. ]snt i now pretty early for
Ii, up here tc resolve that We are Ike
saints, ana all the slave heliers. are sin
ners? That we will whip and su5,.;:gate
all shareholders, take away their :egcocs
and occupy ti,s plantation OF the masters :?
That STAKEHOLDER is a sinner. TT ouly
for -, W hiie we chat is the loyal J are
al saints. fit for lle:-yen and happiness,
aud that shareholders shall not sit at the
communion table with lis. no, live in the
same Union This is progression Oh the
part Of !, class who live upon the money
made fir IN the slave trade, slave labor,
rum the war, etc. WHY don't the Lord
answer more speedily tue long prayer,
Of ali such loyal folks. + Hartford Times
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HoRRIBJE.-Cn Monday last five Fed
erai soldiers, white men, entered the house
Of Mr. an aget and respectable
citizea Of this county. who lives ! ? miles
uorth Of AtIauta, aud after cxpe:ins.. the
father and mother ftoni their homo VIC "a
ted the person OF tho daughter, an fntslli
gent end i~autiful girl, seventeen years
Of age the dead body CT tho sirl was
found in the house by some of our scouts
Her parents crazsd by grief narrated The
facts to our scouts 'iemptis -A:2:,eed, 20
! CRoPs ~ NoETH CAROLiNA.--An ia
| tell gent farmer Just from Martin county
North Carolina, intorn,. us that the wheat
and cat crops in his seo:ion were all thai
could be desired, that the corn crop wn
be most abupdant in that county and iI
the counties Of Nash and Washington.
Pet Register.
GEN. WHEELER A gentleman VIII
recently left Atlanta states that Genera
Wheeler, in recent engagement. wa
wounded in one of his legs between til
ankle and knee. The wound, thong
very painful, is not considered danger
Gus. 1t is said the General VIII seon b