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lOorrespondsnss Of the Daily DtspateA.l
RasAisS to Ar'as-Etss' Of tie late Rsv~sas-Rs-
toisaxSs ssa hs vtgtaia-A vovd abszi Sagsv
Aolosaas L.

tOOIJeopOnOonsoO Of Inc OoaIy O1opeao..J
RasAtsS to Asas-EtsA Of tie late Rsssvsas-Rs-
totsssSs ss~ As vtrgtnia-A Yord absxi Ssgsv
ssd Aolassss. "a.
MosIaonEAY, Ala, March IL, 1862
To arms, TO ms IL the cry now In every
city, village, county, nsighborhcod, and at
every 0rsside, and victory or death the motto
OF evsFx true man In these States. You can
not conceive the snthusiasm and excitement
which has followed the late defeats. Yester.
oAy came TO this place from Georgia, and
on the train was company whose Captain
- Aethodtst clergyman, whose First Lien.
tenant - BApttst preacher, and nearly every
member plous man. The Captain formed
his company In church, after delivering an
eloquent sermon. A man from the hills Of
Georgia sai0 70 ne. "Since they Whippod us
20 IN Tennessee, oil OF ~ In my county are
death 10 better Than suhjugation, and have
and an in for the war" Another COED o.
Ioct OF these reversea 70, that they have come
Ct The right time 70 make the planters plant
corn lnslead Of cotton. Nothing else Oould
have forced than 20 this.
To-day the streets are Wild with rc3oicinGs
ovse sA6 0ght 81 Newport News. NAY this
mighty vloSoFy - but The beginning OF -.
TtsD o. eloGlo1s Oen1D11rate Triumph On tAa
j heve heeu amassd % - TIE vast quaatitiss
o. baTSele q nolasses and sugar n. mont Of
e1most every grocery, and nPon inquiry,
lnnnd oct that now tkeee articles are boilE
brought 1yo0 New Orleans - 0oetle ~ rail.
and thDaeo ~ beat - this plaee. 4Slaaeo
nsrs z Worth ~ esnsss and Asss-rass ooess
DuGnY 10 en-.
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Mayors Covrt.-This tribunal seems to
have fallen into "ssre and yellow leaf" Yes
terday the few cases brought to the attention
Of his Honor were continued. We subj0in q
list of the criminals and the offences charged
against them. John II. GatewOod and G. 81
Althizer, accomplices in u murder; NJ. La
Truitts and w. Duke, having no visible means
of support; Peter Kennedy, for threatening
and mitigating Michael Kennedy to set fire
to the house Of Geo. w. Graft; John Doyle
breaking open Patrick Hollands trunk and
steaIAg $75 in bankable funds
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Uasuersalist Churchill will be sem by q
notice published In another column, tat Rev
John c. Burruss, of Alabama, will peach In
the above church twice on the Sabbath day
Rev Mr.. Burruss IL native of thiecity, and
in years gone by gave evidence ofths sups.
rior abilitv that now distinguishesliis minis
trations from the pulpit.
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The Varieties the past week thi
little theatre has been literally crammed; II
audiences have been orderly, and everything
tends to make 1t an attractive place of amJe
msnt. The Willow Copse, Macbeth ind
Richard the Bird have been produce with bod
sfrect-Msssrs. Dalton, Ogden, and Mftou
and Miss Ella Wren sustaining the letding
parts with their usual ability. The bill br TO-
night is unusually attractive.
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An Ief"mary Corps.-Captain John Her
big. of this city, whose past experience fits
him for this branch of the service, 10 raising
company to be known as the 1nfirmary
wounded from the battle Geld and render them
prompt and skillful medical aid. Such corps
a. this, at all times useful Is now rendered
absolutely necessary by an order recently pro-
mulgsted making it q death penalty fora sol.
der to leave the field during an sction. Had
this portion Of the corps q armee received
earlier consideration, there is no doubt that
many valuable lives could have been saved to
the country. The number Of men that have
offered to Captain Herbig are more than he
required, but being DESTROYS of only procuring
those who are really efficient, many were re-
full, the Captain is authorised to proceed to
the Peninsula and select such men-barbers,
euppers, leechers, ct i'd 0gne geaas-as are
best suited to the purpose indicated.
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IVAN ~ 0BOUOY UDO000s
he whole religious community Of the
scstA viii b deeply grfsvsd to learn Of the
asatA Of The vsaaraAls Bishop nsAps, Of Wiz
sinia, wAisA tosk place in this city yesterday
nos,aAg. A vlrginiaa Of the oldsn time, d.
sssnAsd non one Of oar most ancient fami-
Me-, aaA united BY sloss dss Of sonsanem
nifty Nth esAsrs illustrious in Vreinias Dis'
sosis annAls, As was - ans specimen OF the
virsinis esntleman Of the oldsn dine, sad OF
what y Ssttsr and noblsr, the Conscientious
CAs4staaa uinistee - We have ever seen. A
man OF more exemplary and almost aasssre
virt,A ~ never know. 4 man Of ioftise mo.
ral and pAydsal courage never led armies 70
y3~oy. A more generous, humble, and sell.
asui6eng sAanssss, 10 not recorded In the an
nAIs Of oar country. The signal and ~.
nArksbls proof Of this win a once rscur 70
thoss whs aSs acquainted With his private
fIs. In ~ exalted sphere Of . Christian
bishop h Wa unblameahls, and In the
character Of Christian, above sasPicion'
Al religious dsaominas,ons Of the South held
Nm n profound reverence and honor OF
he lfsy ysarSof his ministry it may b said
with truth, "Hs has tonight . good nght-hs
has ksps the faith" His last ecclesiastical
sermon wa on Thursday Of last week, when
he assisted in the conservation Of Rev. Or.
Wilmer - the Episcopate Of Alabama He
wss then in ssch feeble health that he could
with diAsalty get through that portion Of the
services whish fell to his lot. II was evident
that while the sonsecratine hands Of the Pre-
siding Bishop of the Episcopal Church In this
country were laid on the head of hsw leader
Of the Christian host. the eonsersting hands
of he Angel Of Death were descending upon
his own white locks, and preparing them to
receive that crown Of glory which 10 the re-
ward Of him who is faithful 10 the end.
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Va. TO THE VOTERS OF ALRnnARI.E
" OoUNTY.-A the request Of nnu srorss

@ TO THE VOTERS OF ALBlnARIR
~ OoUNTY.-Att the request Of NUM- sFona
friends, Lieut.. WIN. q. OAkRlN0TON M
consen led to announce himself . eandtdats
TO all the vacancy In the Mouse OF Delsgases Of
Virginia, occasoned by the death Of our late
representative, DIR. n. L.. Andsrson. At the
commencement OF the present war, Lieut..
Darlington was pursuing, With much Aisttno.
ton and lucrative results, the honorable
professor Of law In this county; but no coon
er did Virginia call for her cons 70 expsl The
foul invaders Of her soil than he grasped his
arms and rushed to the Held to vtndicete her
cause. Having been disabled BY exposure In
the camp, after service Of ten months. he
has returned 70 his home, and now only CON-
ssnts to become . candidate because his
health 10 too much impaired to permit his re-
His high legal attachments, united with his
general Information In regard to all subjects
pertaining to the interests Of the Uom mon.
wealth, and his zeal for the Gauss In whioh
we are embarked, all unite to point to him as
our representative, and warrant the conclu
sion that our interests In the General Assem-
bly, may be- safely conflded to his trust,
We therefore ask the voters Of the county
to turn out and rally to the support Of ons
who is gentleman, u scholar, and patriot.
MANY VOTERS.
~ Election TO BE- held Monday, a4th Nsreh.
1864. NH IL -t2AthMa
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A JOINT REs. .LUTION IN RELA-
n TON to EXEMPTIONS, PAS6LD
MARCH lSrA, lsS2-Rssolvsd BY tbs Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia, That the Governor
the OPERATION Of his PROCLAIM alton Of the llth
instant all persons who may bs certified 10
him by the War or Navy Department 70 se
necessary to the work Of ths Government OF
the Con federats Ssat&s: Pvovtled, however.
that no such person shall thereby - exempt
from draft under the act Of February Joan.
1862, or any other draft TO Ill up any future
requisition, or shall thereby lose his PRIV.
lsge to volun tser In the State or Confsdsra's
States service
copy from the Rolls-Teste:
VIM. +. GORDON, Jn.,,
NH l6-Sk u. H. ID. = u. n.
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4 DzAxoevB.-"AA," saiA q misehisvous
Wag 10 . lady aoquaintAnce, OF N aristceratio
easts, II peFeeivs yoa have been learning
trade"
.Lsarnins srads." replied he lady. indis.
nantly, "you 6fe very much mistaken.'
! -. thought b. the looks Of your cAeeks
u turned painter" The lady W0xed
4, and TIE Wag Uanose1.
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Voting on the Nsw Constitntion-The polls
at the several voting precincts will be opened
at clock this morning, and closed at sun
down. Those who neglect to vdes to-day will
have lost their chance of doing 30. But few
votes were cast yesterday. In Jefferson
Ward two days polling snmoed up sixty votes.
IN the other two wards the citizens evinced a
like Indifference
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Arrests By the City Police Yssterday-Pa.
trick Kinnoven, alias James Coyne, for steal
ing $3.50 in bank notes, silver watch worth
SIS, and pistol valued at 8, from Asberry
Tabor; John Dusty, free negro, on the com
plant Of his wife, for an assault and battery
and John Shinkwin for stealing divers bank
notes valued at SOS, from Thomas Donohoe.
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w Publishers ana Bookseller.
las Main street.
The LkTTERS or "nOZiS ADDUNs" To
BILLY TWINS. By the editor Of the South
ern literary MssssnSv.
This II QUE OF the most humorous and readable
Books for the soldiers in camp ever published &c.
Recen.ly published
A TREATISE on FIELD FORTIrIOATIONs.
Uontalning Instructions on the methods Of Law.
ing s. Out; Conss,uesins, D:fSsasing a.d A.
liEes alao, OF tbs Arrangement, the Attack
and Defence Of Permanent FcriiHcatons. Bv
d. II. Aahan, Professor Of Military ssd Owl
VISIT Psins. n r. roursa sdition ne'i Ss1..S q
and enlarged. Containing all the plates
THE BATTLE CALL. A Southern Lyric Bv
Ely W. (MsOord) Vernon. This Il one Of
the finest lyrical poems called forth By our
struggle Tor Independence ard nationality,
from the gifted pen of Mrs. Vsruoo, better
known a. Mrs, nsCord In literary circles.
The "Bsttls CALI has been pronounced byeoEpe.
ofous and spOnt sneous msutal creations growing
out Of the present war. Piise, lOc.
CAUSE AND CONTRAST. An Essay on The
american Crisis. BY T. w. MssHshoa.-
This truly beautiful genial, and pro!ounA pro.
auction OF gsoius AMI patriotism, has met with
success in lie sunny South unparalleled nd unaa.
ucapated. In the short space Of two and hah
months, nearls ten thousand copies Of have
been sold and the praises Of all who have read Il
are spontaneous ana unqualified. II 10 not snly ,hs
best, but the mest charming Southern book ever
printed
THR SOUTHERN HPY. Letters on the Policy
and Inaugurati N of the Lincoln War; writ
ten anony mously In Wishing on. Richmond,
and elsewhere. By Edwafd A. Pollarl Of
Virginia. author Of ''Dlaek Dis,uoaAs.
Price, Soc.
A NEW and complete Nap Of Tennessee and
Kentucky. Containing Ill the important eoun-
Try and railroads ard showing the positions
Of Forts Dorelscn and Henry. Price 81.
NAP Of the Sat- Of War in Virginia. Price, 81.
. Will b. ready In q few days-
A MANUAL OF MILITARY SURGERY. By
Prof. J. Julian Chisolm. Of Charleston, 8. u.
Few edition. Much enlarged.
DE- VERB. A story Of Pisbsiaas and Pstsleaas.
By Henry W. HilliSsd. OF Alabama. Price.
THE FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR. Com.
POI ed from sutAsatio 70 aterials; embracing Ill
its military movements, incidents, Fomansss;
and extending nom the date Of Liaeoins Ac.
min'stration to the period Of pablicaH,n. With
an Introductory chapter Of political events siaee
the Foundation OF the United States Govern
msnt With Maps. DyB II Dewitt former
editor Of the Richmond EasurU, snd I'd.
ward A Pollard, associate editor Of the Rich
moId Exsmjs~ o..
NJ Address orders 10
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, Pubiishsrs
nh lS-ts las Main st., Rishmoud, W.
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BARBARMn.-Ths Little Rock Trss DsmewAt
asserts that when the enemy invaded Benton
commanders took Al young men they colld
fad, put arms In their hands, then placed
them In the front ranks, and told them they
mnst AgAt. They were compslled 70 take the
oath.
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Fruits and vegetables Were somewhat In.
ture1 BY lfeess In tbs net6Abofhooa of 10.
lUnhns. GA, last week. Peas In bloom we've
euto1.
1sv. q. =. TAonpeoa, al.kacw1 sdti.
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GUSBoArs.-We have already chronicled
the fact that the ladies Of Mobile, Charles.
ton, and other points in the Oonfs dsrasy, are
contributing with liberality and entAusiasm
to the fund for the constr c.ion of gunboats.
We are glad to learn that the example has
animated the men Of Charleston to set on
foot movement for the speedy completion OF
IN iron.clad gunbOat Of the most formidable
character, intended to put an end TO the i'm i.
perfect blockade Of Charleston harbor now
maintained by the war vessels OF the enemy.
The s1cceas OF the Merrimac has given q won.
dsrfyl impetus to this very proper enterprise,
which win undoubtedly be pushed forward
with all possible dispatch.
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EWbal ming.

The Yankee nation 10 Introducing the fash
ion Of embalming It's deceased notorietiss, be-
ginning with one of the sons Of the American
Pharoah, who lately died and whose body has
been preserved By that process. The late
Gen. Lander has also been smbalmsd. They
are also engaged in embalming the Union,
which has long ego been defunct but which
they fancy they can restore by preserving the
extsrnals of life. In due course Of time, we
suppose Lincoln, Seward, and the Cabinet and
military chiefs will also be embalmed, If the
world can produce sromaties enough to save
such moss Of moral and phi sieal corruption.
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The Late Naval victory-Ms Effect spen the
Peopie-Opsratsoas the Enemy on ne
Coast, Sc, sc.
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OFFICK h. '. Il. T. OO"}
March H. 1854
AIOTICE.-Ths Stockholders Of tia hoa'
IL noke Valley Railroad Company are
hereby notified that . meeting 10 ordered oy
the Board Of Directors, to take place a. tnsiI
o0cs, In the town Of Oiarksvills, on the istn
OF April next 1t u earnestly desired ths'
a. matters OF In terest will BE- brought before
them. y. A. WlLAAA0Ss
NH ls..lm Sec'y Of The Board
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~. RELIGIOUS NOTIOD-To.morro
~ (SUNDAY) afternoon, at 5. 80 p. H. . dis<
sourss will bs deliver. st the School Room on
South nds Franklin street, hetwssu eth and 9TH
street, BY amsmbsr Ct the ssct ef the NaxSanss
(of which Paul wasa ringleaAsr Aets ~ CHI, W
sstuag f6r IL history aad doctIlnss.
NH lS-lt~
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Hastings Court, Yestsrday.-Present: r.
d. Sanxay, Senior Alderman; Jas Bray, N.
c. Lipscomb, Jno. w. Beverage, and E. A. J.
Clopton, Aldermen.
In the case Of Edward Kelley, indicted for
misdemeanor, nolle proseQui was entered.
Michael Mahoney was tried for misdemean-
or and acquitted by a jury.
Michael Sullivan gave $500 bail for his ap
pearance at the next term tor trial. for mis-
demeanor.
Case Of Sylvester Griffin and Charles Camp,
for misdemeanor, was called, bat continued
until the next term, on account Of the absence
Of witnesses.
A Gaze against Granville Montelle, for mis-
demeanor, was dismissed on payment Of costs
by defendant.
Stephen Page was tried for misdsmeanor
and acquitted by jury.
H Dibrell was fined $40 and costs by a
jury, on conviction for putting in circulation
small notes contrary to law.
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Outing yesterday. Col. Tucker. command.
ing at Damp Douglas, received q tslegraphic
order from Major. a. neral Halleck to send
ali the commissioned officers held at the cam d
to Columbus, Ohio. They were accordingly
placed on board Of tho evening train ON the
Pi.tsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road, under a guard detailed to escort them
TO the above men toned place. They were
brought from Damp Douglas on horse cars,
" hien came down the state street line, and
Were switched on the Madison street line,
thus moving to the depot grounds.
There were eighty-si1 officers, comprising
nearly alt Of the commissioned officers
broaght hi ther. They were accompanied by
six eontrabands, their body servants. The
cause for this sudden change In the Govern.
msnt programme has not transiprsd. The
opinion Is current, however, that this action
was taken 70 prevent any possibility OF an
emexfs, which might arise from the eonsuita-
tiou of the men with their officers.
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tsr.aAL ossa.sro.DE.oa OF TEE D'srAfoH.l
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DUOKS WITHOUT PRIZE.

J. W. RANDOLPH has again q large stock
Of second hand Nos Of Blackwood, Harper.
Messenger, and other Magazines, which he
offers TO any soldier without price.
Gall at lei Main street. NH l6..1t~
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~ FROM THE WHI9, OF JESTER.
~ DAY: "DR. SCHULTZ every volun.
tser afhicied with corns, should have .his
feet pus In order before leaving the city;
neglscting to do 20, he will rae the omission
after the first days march. We speak from
personal experience in commendinG DR.
ScHuLTz {wAoss ONCE II ON Wall street near
Eranklin) to all who need the services of q
ehirOpodist. His treatment IL skillfal and
enacisnt, and rather pleasant than painful
1t 10 for the benefit Of sufferers that we call
attention TO this matter" NH la..lta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-09

MI: Sumner, presented the petition Of
me citizens Of Brooklyn, against sending
slaves out of the country and proposing.
instead. to send the slave owners out 81
the country.
Mr. Hale, of N H., reported from the
Naval Committee, the House bill for the
construction of twenty mail clad steam
gun boats with an amendment authorizing
the President to have the work done in
stead OF the Secretary of the Navy. The
reason given for this proposed change is
the course eff the Secretary Of the Navy in
relation to the purchase of vessels in New
York, and the Committee in proposing the
amendment, intend by it to cast censure ON
the Secretary of the Navy for his course in
making these purchases.
Sir. Foster, of Conn.,, thought the oh.
jeet was not attained by the amendment
The Secretary of the Navy was in fact ouly
a clerk of the President, aud If not faith.
t9l should be removed by the President.
II we pass the amendment the President
will simply tell his clerk, the Secretary of
tue Navy, TO do the work, and practically
the amendment would have no effect.
Mr.. Hale said the same difficulty had
presented itself to the Committee and thew
did the best they could with it.
The morning hour having expired, the
subject was laid over.
The House bill releasing the extra duties
on coffee, sugar, &C., warehoused before
the passage of the late tax bill, was taken
M and laid over till tomorrow.
The Senate proceeded to consider the re-
port OF the Judiciary Committee, with the
resolution that Mr.. F. P. Stanton is euti.
Gen. Lane.
After some debate the subject was post
poned till tomorrow, and the Senate adj.
journed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-09

b8- TuR AruExEuN.-The Atheneum
building, or rather that portion of it orig.
inHlly designed for theatrical purposes; has
been leased by parties from Philadelphia,
and will be opened on Saturday night next.
The prisoners now confined in tho building
will not be disturbed at all, Except by the
roaring applause they will hear,) as they
occupy tie rooms underneath the stage
and boxes. Glazers are now engaged in
removing the old bats aud castaway shirts
which have heretofore adorned the win
dOws in place of lights, and new glass is
being put in. Tho whole establishment is
being renovated and improved at consid.
cradle expense.
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"a sLrc1!-A sOrtiof drizzliug rain
was sifted out of the clouds last night
and as fast as it reached the ground was
converted into ice, and soon tho whole sur
face Of the earth Was covered with thin,
CLASSY Slickness. The middle of the street
was extepaively P4troni1ed, and the side
walks we're like the narrow path of wis.
dom ot:the hymn, with only "here and there
q traveller" Some people sprinkled ashes
on the sidewalks, aud some didn't. Oue
old lady, who was engaged in this laudable
enterprise, was heard to observe, that she
did not desire to have any broken bodies
carried into her house. Whilst the work
was Praiseworthy in this case, it must be
admitted that the motive was mean. The
Inclined planes upon the streets fairly
swarmed with sleds aud men and boys,
who shot along with almost the speed Of
lightning, yelling AMI whooping in tho
widest manner, and hazatdlng life and
limb,
Taking it altogether, the slee.ing and
freezing last evening was the occasion of
the jclliest old time of the season to some,
and to others the sorriest.
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pB- County, COunr-THR SANE OLD
Horse CAsE.-A German named vogler,
and another named RNpp, "swappedp
horses about year ago. There was
some misunderstanding about the terms of
the exchange, or the condition of one or
both of the horses. AS the two men were
not able to settle the affair amicabIy, GER
tain nctghbOrs werO called in as arbitra-
tors, and after some considerable trouble,
failed to satisfy either of the principals.
The matter was taken to Court, large bills
of costs werO incurred, and tho case was
disposed of, we believe, some four or i've
months ago. Thinking the matter finally
settled, We were not little astonished to
find the same old case up before the pres
ent term of the County Court. This case
has occupied the attention of the Court
ever since tho commencement OF the pres
cnt scssiOu-last Monday mOrutng-autl is
still undecided. About forty witnesses
have been summoned, and a suiicieu.
amount of costs has already accumulated
to pay for drove of horses. It has beer
well said that law is like an eel trap-it i.
easy to get into it, but awful hard to ge
out again.
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From Waahinpton.

WAsnlNsToX, January 8, lsG2.-lt is AS
tanned on inquiry, that it is now settled to
the satisfaction of oil parties that there are
no grounds for the charges against Adiu-
tant- General Thomas or any member of
his family.
The United States Agricultural Society
met to-day. President Hubbard of Ohio,
IN the Chair, and after the transaction OF
some preliminary business, the meeting
Ex-GoV: Reeder of Pa, is among the
recent arrivals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-09

D9rNAuoArIoS sUspESDED.-It was be-
lievcd on the landing last night that the
river had closed at Kate's Rock, short
distacco below the city. The boatnnen
were hunting safe harbors for their boats,
in anticipation of a freeze up.