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

to the list received.
Grant telegraphs that an effort was
made Thursday evening by Ewili's corps
to turn the Yankees right, it was prompt
Ily repulsed 800 prisoners fell into the
Yankee hands, besides many killed and
wounded. The Yankees loss 600 killed
wounded and missing.
Stanton assures the Northern Press that
over %, 900 veteran reinforcemet.ts have
been sen. to Grant No reports from the
battle
Red river is block AIDED at many points,
ly Rebel shore batteries. Gen. Canbey
who is about to assume command, prom
iscs to move them early.
Scigel has been removed, and Maj. Gen g.
Hunter succeeds.
Dispatches from Sherman dated Thurs
day night at Kingston, states during that
day, he had pushed column beyond
Kingston in pursuit Of Johnston. as far as
Cassvile. A hard fight for Atlantis IS
foolsrtl Tor.
Tie Herald states that among the pas
sengcrs on board the prize Rebel steamer.
Gray Hound, just arrived at Boston, was
Edward \. Pollard, o: Richmond, Va, now
probably in Fort Warren.
Miss Bell Boyd was also passenger.
Ed CARROLL
Gold 1914.
ATLANTA, May CIV estward and
Eastward to Columbus. the homeless pco-
pie OF northern Georg III are crowdlng into
this city, to await the issue Of the inpcnd-
ing struggle between our army and the
Fcderals. The Relief Committee here are
pouring out everything that can be ob-
tanned for sustenance and come now TO the
people Of Georgia, Alabama and South
Carolina to ask help,-immediate help. We
need clothing for women and children, ba-
con, fresh meat, and com. These can be
delivered to the agents ct the Southern
Express Company, addressed to }. W
Duncan, President Relief Committee, At
iaIt ta Also ,eeti information as TO where
any number OF destitute families can End
shelter and food VIII the Press please
publish this ana ara il the matter.
/, Iwo Press reporters caue from the ar
my THIS evening ! ne 'hie'''sehce Is most
j., ly of character which prudence requi' es
should be withheld from publication for
the time, movements looking to secure
Nace ~ our errr have ben Completed
" ar oitvd u4cviag up
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ne alarm ~ ttiis -Ay h2s - . arc
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q! engagement takes place.
Various itc!.$ from tie Atlanta Con-
fcsleraty III the l-1ti., rcitt.s. 10 the light~
iii North Georgia:
+ Major Barbour of the 81 Tennessee was
killed.
Capt. GeorgeD. Wise, son of Gov. Wise
tot Va, mortally wounded
Major Johnston, Of the Artillery, severe
4 y wounded.
Cei. Williams, Ok the ID Ark. dsn'oun-
!! 60, of 10, q p Nicholson al
Tonn killed
Wcare informed tIat Yankee prisoners
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