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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATE.-Two frame
houses, situated on Fourth street, between l.
street north and New York avenue, were sold yes
terdAy ny James C. Mcclure Co. One was pur-
chased BY Mrs Lorricks, for S2,o3oi the other by
Peter Bergman, for $4,000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

REsrAURATEUR VS.. CLoTHIRR.-A Germ an
elothieT, named Mark Samuel, was arrested yes.
ter1ay by PAtrolman Clements, OF the Eighth pre-
einct, and ined Slet by Justice Ferguson. He got
into trouble with = res aurant keeper, named
Frederick HaAg, who lives near the depot, and
taking up tumbler stru ck him on the arm, where
upon HAAg had him arrested.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

have lately been recorded in "blAek and
white"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21
s. T.-lS6n-X.

Persons ofsedentary habits, troubled with weak.
neSS, lAShtude, pslpitAtion Of the heart, lack Of
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver ooRSt
patton, &C., deserve to suffer # thoy will not try
them.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an i'm
Hieditde beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTIcE.-Any person pretending to sell PlSntA.
tion Bitters IN bulk or by the gallon Is a swindler
and impoStor. ItiH put up only in our log cabin
bottle. Beware of bottles rehlled with imitation
deleteriouS stuff for which several persons are al
ready In prison. SEQ that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork unmutllaied,
and our signature on steel-plate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hAb-
liable globe. T. II. DRAKE & CO.,
fe22-eoem 2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

CRURLTT TO ANIMALs.-Mr. 8. A. Thayer
called in to-day to say that he did not beat his
horse with an Iron bar, as stated by our reporter
yesterday. He beat the animal only with stick
OF wood, and was fined only % for 1t by Justice
Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

A CoSTRAcToR's LossEs.-Mr. Peter Mack,
who has = contrAot with the Corporation for the
grading of certain streets on Capitol Hill, has been
wanting, not in . faithful compliance with the
provisions OF the contract, but numerous imple-
ments, such as picks, 1hoVelS, 6o, which were
stolen from him some time since, He has been
compelled TO purchase, Agalu and again, imple-
he heard OF several tools which he had lost being
sold by two lAborers, named Frederick and Bef.
maid Smith. Yesterday he Informed the police oi
the Eighth preo1et, when PAtro!mAn VAllings.
ford Arreh led the men, and JuAtiee Ferguson com.
mltted them to jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

FALSE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire yesterday
afternoon, about Ave O'Clock, WAS oooAsIoncd by
the burning of wooden shed near the Navy Yard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

TINS WnET-BRows CAsE.--This case still oc.
cupiOs the attention Of the Circuit Court. Wit.
nesses were examined this morning on the part oI
tho defence. Among them was Col. DAfr, who
seemed familiar with the ins and outs Of Wash
ington LIE as 1t w,s thirty years ago. He wAI
closely questioned by ex-senator Browning, who
is one OF the counsel for the plaintiff, Emily y
Wiley,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssOCIA-
TION--Scnt by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address, DR.. ]. sKILLIN HOUGH,
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa m2S-ly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

90 lowe much TO you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAo0oEER, Madrid, N. y"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A NEW DoDdE.--This afternoon, whilst one
Of the street cars was going to Georgetown,
crowded TO OVERLOOKING With people, an old shark
II reqdires an attentive eve, and retentIve mem
ory Tor conductor TO oollf OF all the fares due to
the 60 pany, These qualities are essentially re-
quisite, but At the same time ex extremely rare. 1t
Therefore behooves the company to guage the mem
ories OF conductors and not 10 try the muscle Of
horses. Hence the question arises: II money
makes the mare go, how will the mare mahe the
money comei Query: the same number Of ears
with fewer passengers, or the same number OF
passengers with more eArsi The conductors mem.
orles echo, more cars. More passengers will then
be eomforted and fewer horses killed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

GOLD went up to 9OOI at O'Clock to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

~ Ice Cream and Water Ices OF the best
quality delivered TO Families, Hotels, Fairs, Balls,
Sc, at the lowest prices, At the Philadephia Con-
ieIb-eOdims ]. RUSSELL.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

"' Thou wilt send me two bottles
more OF thy Plantation Blttera. My wife has been
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIN, PhilAdelphiA, Pa"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

&c The Plantation DItters have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, OF which ! was
laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my buSi-
ness. II. d. KINGSLEY,
llaVelhnl ohio
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
thelAnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed OF the eele
brated CaliSaya Bark, Wintorgreen, sAssAfrAS
RootS, Herbs, &C., all preserved In perfectly pure
81. Crolx Rum.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
FROM RICHMOND.

RtcKxoSp, April d-Snow depth OF FIVE
or six inches fell this morning, followed by
rain. James river again rising.
New York Herald Of the 29th received.
Dispatches from Cairo state that Forrest
attacked Paducah on the afternoon of tho
Goth, with seven thousand mon. Three at
tacks on tho front were repulsed by the
garrison-the rebels leaving three hundred
dead on the fed-four gunboats oponed fire
on the city to prevent the rebels from occupy
ing it. During the fight, the rebels plumb
ered the stores Of immense quantity of goods.
Several women were killsd-yankee loss "A
KILLED, As wounded front part of the city
was destroyed, including the hospital, gas
works and some of the finest residences. The
Court House, Post Office and Continental
Hotel uninjured. The rebels retired at night
after burning the depots, and the steamer
Iiaeotah on stocks proceeding in the direction
Of Columbus. Telegram from Fort Smith says
hat the army of the frontier is in motion,
supposed destination Northern Texas.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
FROM RICHMOND = NORTHERN AND
EUROPEAN NEWS

R1crxosD, April 3rd.-In the 1iouse Of
Commons on the 18th, the motion that
the alleged completely of the Stansheld member
Of the House in plot to assasslnate the
Emperor OF France deserved serious considera-
,ion, was rejected by No) majority-result
received with great cheering. The vote Is
gene. ally regarded deserved.
Conservative attack on the Government.
Efforts Of the Conservatives to overthrow the
ministry will be renewed after Easter.
The House cf Lords will give judgement
in the Alexandria Case soon after Easter.
The Pope is seriously i'll
Collisions between French papal troops
continue.
Liverpool Cotton Market firm.
Judge Ou,d returned from Fortress Monroe
last night He reports negotiations favorable
to the return Of all Confederate prisorserss
during the n.xt thirty days. No particulars
Of hi. interview with Butler made public.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
A WEEkLC PROGRESS.

In order to supply many persons in sections Of
the State where the mail facilities will not Justify
the taking Of the daily papers. shall issue
A WEEKLY EnlTION OF THE PROGRESS,
early in March, WHICH will contain the latest
frem tho Army, with accounts ard details Of
battles, &C., by telegraph, from Cores
pondents and from other sources.
THE WEEKLY PROGRESS will bc published
on whole sheet and will contain lary" amount
of reading matter, ard always have the --latest
-TELEGKAPHIC NEWS
POST MASTERS and others arc requested to
act as gents, and each Agent sending six or more
subscribers With the money for rix months, will
receive the Weekly paper six months gratis.
. SUBSCRIPTIONS should bt>s,nt immediately
as the first number will be issued between the 10th
and goth of March. Subscriptions will not bc tax
en- for longer period than six months: and in no
case will the paper be sent until the money is re-
ceived.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
WEEKLY PROGKESS-Three Months, 81 90
I" " Six Months. ) 90
/ Advertisements will be inserted in the Weekly
at So square for each insertion, ten lines mnon
type to count square. Mvncy must accompany
all orders.
j. L. PENNINGTON.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
yYilmingfGu M:1fIzs.s, ssM rch 3Slh.


LIEF C>rrLE-.trc in drn-,t.d at he prices and
hoof At - to $S >" cr ID. -: n.t ntat in Quail
nv. .
E,coN- Sells from carts IN t;,s in Che .fnau way
at st .-sr lb.
I;EESA ~AN-$3 10 to ~ per li.
Brrrhr- Sc 10 :. per 10.
ConN-!., dcmaId. AVID market bare. We rquotc
at $40 per busbe1.
conn MEAL-Is &C. re ena in demand Sells
from the granaries ut S24 busae, in lots to suit
CoYFEsA>-Retas'a at So ,S4 per h
Cor roS--Snall sales duyn. thc week at s. per
lb.
EcGs-fron earts. S5ci sc /, dozen.
FLorR-.s:.l.s fo- she week 1T prices ranging
from STE 10 $500 = bbl. tor s,pcItinc.
FoppEE-SlS to 20 per YES lbs.
UvY-lS to 20 per lCJ lbs.
HIDEs-Crccn o. to -, aaeF. elrv to 1 30 u
lb.
LEArnFn-Sole 1: 30 to IS %, and Upper Is 30
to IA per 10.
LAEo-By the Dbl. C to G 80 pcrlb.
NAILS to , rs per IT,.
PoCLTRY-i.ive fowls II to rj each, and dressed
to per H.
PEA Nrrs-20 to % per bmshcl
pORK-Frcsh, 5to PEI III.
PorAroEs-Sweet 20 to 2..,.and Iii>h 81 to so per
bushel.
RIcE-Clcan, to - per III.
SALr-Sound mad> sells 1T - to so per bushrl.
SUGAR-9 to 10 per ih
SnkErrkG-Fayettcvllc factory, - to per
yard. by the bale.
SPIRITS TrRPENTISE-ls held at per gallon.
TALLow-3 so t. per b..
IARN-By the bale. 80 per lunch.
WooD-Sclls b. the boat load 1T oO to - for pine,
25 to 2s for ash, and SOTO h l'~r cord fol oak.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05

SYNOPSIS OF FUSDISG SCHEME OF CrRREN-
CT BILL As TO SrATEs EAST OF THE MIssIs-
Interest Bearing S 100 Notes.
Receivable for public dues before April 1st,
1864, at par; from and after April lst, 1864,
not receivable at all but
FUNDADLE IN ForR PER CENT BeNDs.
Before 1st April, 1864, at par.
From 1st to last day of April, inc at 6Ca I.
From LIST to last day of May. inc, at 56S
From 1st to last day of June, inc, at 46s
From 1st to last day Of July, inc, at a.6s
From 1st to last day of Aug, inc, at 26a
From 1st to last day of Sept, inc, at 163
Swept awayb by mont'ly tax, Oct. inc, at Ga
Any non-interest bearlng 800 notes held
on the first Of January. 1865, are taxed 100
per cent, thus destroying every yestige OF
value
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
TAX IN KIND
NOTICE TO FARMERS

OFFICE p. Q. NJ. 4rH Conc DISr. y. c.,
;. Fayetteville, March 10th, 1864.
DY ORDER from Controlling Q. NJ. of the
ID State, Farmers required to haul II mil IS
instead of s, to be paid the excess Of miles 1T
cents per cwt per 3mile.
Farmers arc hereby notified that their Bacon
must be sound and in good condition when delv-
cred. il will be received Salt Pork. They
are also requested to pay in their III. hes in X ind
or five times the. value Of the estimate will be col
lectcd
By order Of Major EAnHAN.
Controlling Q. II. y. Carolina.
}. ": MCGOWAN,
Capt. and P. Q. ii Al. Dist. y. G.
March l2-1w
Observer, Presbyterian. ani Wilmington Jour
nal copy twice and send bill ianedis..,'y the
Caronau office.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
For the Carolinian. I


oh For Peace.
Hark! the Clash, the din Of battle
Peals aloud from of the plain;
See the wrath of man consumin1-
Count the scores Of brothers slaini
Go behold the slaughtered victims
Of an hundred bloody fields
Noble heroes-Southern martyrs,
Who to oppression never Yields.
Oh, how long will war and blood-shed
Sweep with dcsolating pace7
Drape in mourning all that's lovely
Even, the House Of G.d Disgrace?
IL there no way to stop this carnage?
No compromise of man with man!
And must the sword b.. ever lift.de
Viii they still the furaxcv FAM
Hear the voice Of mercy crying
See her veil her face and weep!
Appalled,. she lifts her eye. to Heaven,
And prays F,r PEACE with groaninys deep.
Now, let NJ blend our voice Will, mercy's:
Join her in hsr sweet reqness;
Beg the Ruler Of this nation,
Stop this ,sar as He thtnks bestI
April ID, 1864. vAucys.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05

Loss AND GAIN Br THE WAn.-A compari-
son, says the Richmond Whig. Of the CEN
sus of 1860 and 1863, shows, that of the
number of slaves in the entire State in 1860
only S,SO3 have hcen lost since then, above
natural propagations and other causes.
OF horses in that portion Of the State under
our control, we have lost 25, 2Ol.
In 1860. the number Of cattle examined for
ta xation in the entire State was 1925, 1872,
twenty-ses~n for every one hundred white
persons. Ia 1863, the number "f cattle within
the Trrrit"rv, free from the occurrfi"n and
incurSion of the enemy. WAS 5t7. 1872, to
which add per cent. the us,sl difference
between the actual and taxable numbers, and
we have 81, IA cattle within our control ia
the last mentioned year. which is .ne hum
drcd and five head IF cattle to every one hun
drsS whites sinhabitants
l.. The. returns show an increase "f -, 1876
sheep and loss OF s57 $50 hogs in the ceun-
ties and corporations under our control.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
The Young Widow.

She Is modest, she Is bsshful,
Free and easy but not bold
Like an apple. ripe and mellow.
Not too young, and not too old.
Half inviting, half rcpulsing,
Now advancing, and now shy,
There Il miAshief in her dimple,
There is danger IN her eye.
She has studied human nature,
She i. sehooled in all her arts,
She has taken her diploma,
AS the mistress Of all hearts,
She can tell the very moment
Waen to sigh and W hen to smile /;
Oh. maid is sometimes char ming,
But a widow all the while.
You are sad ? how very serious
Will ner handsome face become
Are you angry? she is wretehed,
Lonely, friendless, fearful, dumb.
Are you mirthfui how her laughter,
Silver sounding, will ring out ;.
She can lure, and easc1,, and play you
As the angler does the trout.
Ye old bachelors of forty
Who have grown SO bold and wise,
Young Americans of twenty,
With your lovelcoka in your eyes.
You may practice all tho lessons
Taught by. Cupid sine: tho fall,
Put l;t}l., ;.lr,~
Who could win and fool you alt.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
The New York Xerald rclatrs the follow

The New York Herald relates the follow
Ing:
A prominent Senator wa. demonstrating
with MIR. Lincoln a few days ago about keep
ing Mr.. Chase in his Cabinet, when it was
well known that Mr.. G. is opposed, tooth and
nail, to Mr.. Lincoln's reelection.
'Now. see here" said the President, "when
l was elected resolved to hire my four Presi-
dental rivals, pay them their wages and
and be their boss These were Seward,
Chase, Cameron and Bates but got rid of
Cameron after he had played himself out. As
to discharging Chase or Seward, don't talk
of it. pay them their wages and am their
boss, and wouldn't let either of them out on
the loose for the fee s,,nple Of the Almaden
patent"
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
SECOND DISPATCH.

RICHMOND Mnrch 3d.-A telegram from
Springfield, Goth, says Col Oaks, Provo,t
MARSHALL Gen., started for Charleston last
night, and selegraphed to-day for 41st regi-
znSnt General Hcintzlman has been reques.
ted to send 5000 troops from Indianapolis
This indicates troubles in that section Of a
serious character.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
The Weekly IntcIIigcnccr.

rs PUBLISHED At FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.
Il on TUESDAY Of each week. 1t is made up from
the news contained in the DAILY NORTH CARoLI-
MAN. and will always contain the
VERY LATEST TELEGRApIIIC NEWS,
Having tho advantage Of the news of the PRESS
ASSOCIATION, of which the Daily North Caro-
linian is member.
THE MAR I<CTS
Will be fully and carefully reported each day and
true statement Of their condition honestly given.
WE HAVE SECURED CORRESPONDENTS
In the Armies Of Gems. LEE and PIckEr. and " i'll
ALWAYS give faithful and full record Of army mat
ters.
Posi- MASTERS and others request ~ to act as
AGENTS, and each Agent sending six or more sub
scribers with the money for six months, will re-
ceive the Weekly padcr six months gratis.
SUnscRIPrIoNs will not be taken for a longer pc
riod than six months ard in will the paper
be sent until the money is received.
Ne ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 50 per square
of lG lines for the tiEst, and dollar for each
| succeeding publication.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
WEEKLY IxTELL1GENckR-@Thrce months So 90
Six mopths, o.
=. j. SINCLAIR
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
FROM MISSISSIPPI.

ATLANTA, Ga. April "A special to the
appeal from Canton, on the Sd, says tha
Gen. Ross devastated negro plantation two
miles from Hines Bluff, killed 30 negro sold
iers and captured 100 mules.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW FOR
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
~ Spring Term of this Court held on the 9TH
Monday after the 4th Monday of March next. being
the 18th day Of May, 1864, to try and determine ali
actions OF Tort on the Civil Docket and all caSes
on the State Docket. Notice t. further given. that
by order passed at Fall Tern, 1861. the day for
trying State eases in said CouIt.has been changed
7som Thursday to Monday. Parties and witness
eswill govern themselves accordinplv
M'ch 22-wte JOHN w. BAkER, O. s. G.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
AMOUNTS FUNDED.
FUNDING IN RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, April 1.-The amount funded
in per cent Confederate bonds, at the De-
pository in this city, up to sundowns April
1st, was $3,11o,O0O.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05

K1K@ WE ARE REQ UESTED TO
e4kA@4S Announce that there will be a meet
ing of the con NSERVATIVES Of Moore county,
at the Store Of Absolam Kelly, Esq, Monday
the 10th of April. \ full attendance is desired, as
business of Importance will be transacted.
M'ch tSl l-2dwlt
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
SECOND DISPATCH.

DALros, April The reports sent forward in
regard to the change Of the eaemy's force in our
froat, ~as purely Sensational. Reliable accounts
from inside their lines, give account Of any
ehahges. Sham battles seem to be popular with
ahems And their firing terrific yssterday.
Weather -elondy and rainy.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
THE
y q Il TIL CA OiISI IAN,
BY
.p. j. SINCLAIR.

THE DAILY NORTH CAROLINIAN i. eel v.a
- Subscribers in town at ONE DOLLAR per
week in ADVANCE, pay able to tho Carricas "ceky.
Single comics TWENTY CENTS.
pRIcH MAILING.
Single copies % cents. Six mouths FIFTEEN
DOLLARS. Three months EIGHT q LIARS.
One month THREE DOLLARS.
The "INTELLIGENcER,' aweckiy four parcfs
newspaper, published at this Ohifc. is s'alt'l ia
subscribers at FIVE DOLLARS 10 .ix months,
Three months THEE DOLLARS strictly IL
advance.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05

The glue in the Cabinet. says. the New
York News, is swapping and cracking. One
Of the secrtaries is giving way. Mr.. Chase
cannot remain much Longer in harmony with
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Robert j. Walker is talk
ed Of as Mr.. Cllase>s Successor. '>
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
n GLOOMY PAH>aR*rH.-Thr Cincinnati
Commercial, of the 5th, in lengthy leader

= \ GLOOMY PAnAaRAPH.-Thr Cincinnati
Commercial, of the 5th, in lengthy leader
says:
Affairs certainly look very gloomy, and
Congress certainly supposes Mr.. Chase is
blessed with .taddin's lamp. as they have
failed to do anything whatever to assist him
in the matter. The Confc,ieratcs have t"uch-
eti the bottom Of the tub and are ascending,
and we are in fair way to see the bottom
also, upless something is speedily done.
WuAr's THE MATTER s-In a new book
called "ilisc g.n,inn.' written by n young
mulatto woman, there is the follow ing com
plilnentarv passage explaining ''wn ,t'S de
matter" with New England:
The white. race whici, Settle.l in N..x Eng
land will be un,ble>to maintain. it's vitality As
blonde people They need the informing
ling of the rich tropic temperament Of the
negro to give warmth and fu'lne>s to their
natures. They feel the ycarning, aud do not
know how to interpret it..
The Baltimore american Of the 25th and
Goth instant have been received. The follow
ing is summary. of the news:
THE ARMY OF THE PoroxAc.
Lieutenant General Grant and staff srriv-
cd at the Headquarters of the Army of the
Potomac yesterday, C25th) and at once or
dered the army to be got ready for his IN
spection- He was received with much en-
thusiasm The First and Third corps have
been consolidated and attached to the Sixth.
commanded by Major-General Sedgwick:
General Hancock has assumed the command
of the Second corps, which is now one OF the
largest in the army. Dcser1ers continue TO
arrive III our lines.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
RKCoND DISPATCH.

ATLANTA. April 4th. Eight million eight hun
dred thousand funded here. Five million receiv ed
from disbursing officers.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
From Dalton.

DlLroS, March sl.-The enemy engaged i,
sham battle yesterday, and to-day, which has Civ
On rise to many rumers of An advance. Their Gre
Ing to-day ressmbied An engagement very much:
General Hardic had his corps out to day, pre-
psring for mimic battle. Weather still unsettled
and indicating raih.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05
a Ee S2:N.AH. ~
II Armdry. November l2, 1868.

WANTED ONE HUNDRED MOUNTED KiFLE-
NEN--Authority having been granted by the
War Department to raise Company Of Mounted
Rtcmen, for service in this vicinity, notice i.
hereby given that recruits to the number of one
hundred NoS-CoNsCRIPrs will be received for this
service. Such recruit will be required to furnish
a serviceable horse, for which he will be allowed
Written permission will be required from parents
or guardians, where the applicant is under the con
script age. Each recruit must bring with him
blanket bcd-sprcaa, and come prepared TO =
main. Brides, saddles, haltcrs and saddle blank.
cts furnished by the government if the recrui.
comes provided with them. he will paid for them =
fair valuation. Apply to Major MATTHEW L.
TAYLOR, at the Arsenal.
+. L. CN!L.D.s,
EfebS-.tf L'tlC6r1 G. &. 4. Coandsg Yass.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05

. SrAUSrox Va, April 4.-Two million nine hun
dred thousand have been funded here up to April
1st.
The weekly intelligencer., 1864-04-05

IMPORTANT EWS-FIGUTINCi IN ILL.,
.ISOlS BETWEEN REBEL SYMPAT!Is-
ZERS AND UNIONISrS.
RlcnxoSD Apri: 3D. - Northern dates to
The 31st A collision occurred on the 2s,h
At Charleston, Col county, Illinois, berwseh
rebel sy,npathizrrs and Unionists five OF the
latter. .4illed, twelve wenn,l.-d Two rebels
killed. Latest dispatches say that the rcbclss
900 strong, are entrenchcd ut Galli'lay'S Mills
under command of the Sheriff 400 men Of
the oath Illir"is regiment were tnarch!ng to
attack them. Attack on Maltoon threatened
by rebels from Chilly and Mouit ie counties.
No other news of Importance.
Gold on the 9th under "a.