The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-06
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JvuR0 b&y0SO VIC I'D 1StB ~ SosS"o
pence2" "Yes, sir" "Then NY Hnnto
the court" Twopence was handed up, and
the plaintiff who sought to recover the two
pence had to pay the costs, l3s--a little
difference between the sum gained and the
expenses in getting it, which might serve
for the moral of law proceedings ingeneral.
Iris said thst 40 credence is attached at
Washingfon to tho report that ths army
of Gehelal Banks is againlon the march to
Shreveport, or that the, town has been cap
ured by the forces under General Steele
Before General Banks can resume his march
1t will be necessary TO provide himself WITH
wagons. stores and guns, at SABINE FSS
Roads. We have advicss down to the ltn
from his army, and these represent our for
ces as strictly on the defensive, though de
termined tofaght vigorously should the eh
envy see At to renew the battle.
THE National ' Guards Of Ohio mus tered
on MdH@; pip Fespsnss 70 the Hdvstnors
call for men for One Hundred days. VI tour
hupdred and,eighty six companies, all brt.
forty thre Slafe $reportedy Thirty i've
thousand men are ready for active duty
The whole numberwill reach nearly forty
thousand men ready fer the field ata mo-
ment's notice, The four Cincinnati regi-
ments turned out nearly three thousand
men armed and equipped. . =
SHERMAN is concentrating tremendous
force, anticipating that these men will take
care of the Issr and the river cammaaica
tons. Al sheIasks Is to haye these lines
open. He says the enemy may capture, or
burhIas many towns as they please N WssI
tern Tennessee and Kentucky, but if an
attempt is made to obstruct rivers or rail
roads, .hs,vants them driven bffyl General
Sherman has modified his army; and it
viii, move in lighter order than ANY stniy
during the war, and in prodigious force.
The Stark county (Ohio) Democrat says
the Democrats nominated one armed
soldier for assessor Of Sugarcreek township
in that county, by the, name of Benjamin
Rush, and the Abolitionists beat him with
a preacher and school teacher. who has
been "loyal," and shouting war at home
Rush should not have "gone back on his
commander in the field, and "fell in" with
he CoppefrniesaPos, ava ls.;SAHU
ABOLITION HUmANITY.-The Poughkeep
sic IN. W Telegraph says there is "a brute
in human FORM in. that city who recently
said ....
81 would to God that could live to see
the white population Of the South extermin
ated, and the females left, to the mercy of
the negroes, that better race might people
the Southain States.p
These are the mens who are going to
restore she Union withthe South. sEss :
MIRA. Watson has been removed from a
postofiice clerkship for speaking disrespect
fully of the President at meeting of the
Republican association here.-T1ibane.
JAaEs K. MooRHEAD was re-nominated
to the Thirty-ninth Congress, from the 22d
district of Pennsylvania. Thomas Will
Jams, from the 23d district, has also received
the nomination Of Allegheny county.
HENRY NEARIM was shot and killed by
his son samuel a few days ago in P''nnsyl
vania, in endeavoring to quiet his son, awho
was labering under fit of delirium ire
mems. The son was also wounded. ..
MAJ. GEN. VIM F. SMITH was 10 have
commenced moving up the. Peninsula,
towards Richmond, Monday last, with the
expectation OF meeting the rebels near
Williamsburg. ~ Is; ....l
IT has been discovered that brandy or
rum is remedy for an overdose Of chloro-
form. Wouldn't q remedy for an overdose
of brandy and ruin be a still mountaineering
discovery tn .lklisilIfA