davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-At TX O'Clock
to-day the steam log of the Winooski
showed that her paddles had made.
from 5 p. M. yesterday to II M. today,
II, 24Ssrevolutions, while that Of the Al.
genquin had made 1851, or 6Ss more
than those of the former. There is a
marked improvement in the working
OF the Algenquin's engines.
Commodore Vanderbilt was again
thrown from his carriage to-day, sus.
tainingslightinjury. How'll probably
be able to resume his business to-
morrow.
A special to the Post, from Washing
ton, 18th, says Mr.. Mcpherson, clerk Of
the House Of Representatives, says lie
Will not put on the list of members the
name of any person claiming to be
elected from a State that has been in
rebellion; to do SO, he says, he would
be deciding one of the most important
questions before Congress, and let in
so southern members at the outset to
vote upon the subject of their own re-
cognitiOn and would end the contro-
versy in their favor at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25

Thee Soaps are finely perfumed, and In
every style. We. can supply every want Of
merchants, families or tndividuals in this
TIL. LOGAN & CO., and
< LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
ELECTTON

A N ELECTION WILL BE HELD
IA Thursday the 2Gth day OF October, 1866,
at the several election preclntS In the several
Townships Of Ohio county, under the SUPER
vision Of the officers elected TO hold elections
in said Townships for Z ~ ~ 90.
One State Senator for the Senatorial Dis
tTict composed OF the counties OF Hancock,
hIooks nnd ONO counties, No. Land also,
Tor three membeB Of the next House Of Dele.
gntes for the County of Ohio, Stnte Of West
virginia. GEO. w. SIGHTS,
county. oc7-te
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
WAR DEPARTMENT. ,sr
Amir GEN1s OEFICE. Oct II 1895


0E'%714 1H'7NNH 2 7O1sI711ER77 4ENs 4U.1a
Hereafter no person shall be arrested
as a deserter for having failed to report
under any draft, or for any other nom
compliance with the enrolment act or
the amendments thereto. ANY and all
persons of this class now held will be
Immediately discharged.
ElTrH TNFA Wy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25

The market for beef, cattle was active
and firm ON Monday mt last week
prices. The supply was ample, but the
quality of the offerings were nominally
fine. and full prices were realized. Veuis
were fairly active. Sheep and Lambs
were sold pretty fairly, generally mt ~
ASH per lb for Sheep and as high as Zoe
Tor Lambs. Hogs fairly active ut about
Inst weeks quotations.
Tho total receipts of all stocks mt NIL
yards for this week and last week were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
THE FLORIDA ELECTION.
The Episcopal Convention.

order from the Secretary of WAR
The Election in FIorIda..-The Guer-
EiIl" Moseby-.The Veteran Reserve
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
Regular Pittsbursl, Wheeling and
PRrkerGbuFg Packet,
R. Il. LEE. NJ. D.,
Physician, SUEgBgl & AGGgHGhaIl
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
No. 5S Cor. NAH Alley and Main ST.,
CENTRE WHEELING,

Where he may be found ut all times unless
Professionally absent. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
Vine --latest News.

BY the Union Line:
once, corner of Monroe and Water streets.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-21
VOL e. AUGUR HOSPITAL VA, JUNE 81
mo-. IS.

TRUE HERoIsM.-Iieut. Buttrick of the 59th
Massachusetts regiment, writes:
% In the battle of the 30th of September there
was young man killed, a me1nber of the 57th
regiment, who used to live in Concord. His
name was Broad He never was in battle be-
fore, as he had been connected with an ambu-
lance train. He met his death in this wav.-
There was man struck by solid shot, it cut
ting one of his legs nearly off. The poor fellow
was bleeding to death, but if brought off would,
in all probability, get we'll. Broad was the only
man who would volunteer to get out and fetch
him in. 1t was almost certain death for any
man; but said Broad, :" I have neither wife
nor child to suffer if I am killed; - SO out he
went, and picked him up, put him on his shout
der and brought him in safely, though the bull
lets flew like hail around him. He came in 80
promptly that we all thought he had escaped the
bullets. But, alas! poor Broad was a wounded
man. He laid his burden on the ground, saying
may have saved your life, but have lost my
own" He was shot through the bowels, and
died very soon after. He was as brave a man as
ever 1ived.''
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-21

AN INEFFECTIVE PIECE.-I give you a remi-
niscence of our first assault upon vicksburg -
Early in the eng agement, when the rebels had
just fairly opened upon the Second Division, and
Battery B. Second Illinois Light Artillery, had
begun to answer shell for shell, Gen. d. Stuart,
who is very short-sighted, rode up to the forge
Of B." which was standing some distance in
the rear of laundering guns, and called out
"Why don't you get this piece into position,
and answer the rebels2 They'll shell us out di-
rcctly?'
The Dutch smith, standing near, replied
"Well, Sheneral, me has nothing to schultz
NIT tie blacksmith-shop but hos-shoesr ~
The Infantry support reared, and the Shen-
erals" duties called him to another part of the
field very suddenly.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-21
MASTERING OUT THE
VETERAN. RESERVES.


There has recently been great anxiety the
part of the '62 men of the Veteran Reserve Corps
to get out of the service under the order applying
to other troops whose term of service expires be-
fore Oct. 1st On the Both of May last an order
similar to this, applying to troops in the Depart
ment of Washington, issued, but that was
not held applicable to the V. r. C.'s Since, the
War Department feeling the Justice of the case,
have been at work in favor of this class of men,
and we now understand that an order is about
to be issued emitting all enlisted men of the V.
r. G. who, if they had remained in the field with
their original volunteer organizations from
which they were transferred-would, under any
existing orders be entitled to muster out with
their original regiments-totU qaoW be immediately
discharged the SerUice.
Thus, if soldiers original regiment has been
discharged, or comes undar any existing orders
for discharge, he being in the Y. r, Cs is not
debarred from the benefit of the same order to
muster out and 80 ordc. e. tiles him to imme
oiare u1scnaIs e IG Also takes in W. 1867 men OF
the V. r. c. whose terms of service expire before
Oct. LIST, and such men entitled to immediate
discharge whether their regiments are yet dis
charged or not.
We glad this vexed question has been
finally settled, and settled so favorably to the
luCeIcSCeu' w ucu lOTu NELSON was go
ing into battle at Trafalgar, he exclaimed 'Eng-
land to-day expects every man to do his duty.
We hope every officer of the V. r. c. will hoist
this flag, and will muster out these men with
the least possible delay. They will thus have
the gratitude of those leaving and left tehind.-
The officers of the v r. C.'s are generally men
of fine education, used to the regulations and
we doubt not they will obey the order promptly
-a-~--p
WE have been solicited from several quarters
says the Tribune to join in an cutlery against the
Government for allowing recently enlisted SOL
diers to be mustered ont of service and holding
veterans who have re-enlisted to remain We
cannot see that this is wrong. The Government
wants not many but good men, and one veteran
is worth two recruits-for present service. And,
there is little left to be done but eat the ratons
we trust our soldiers who "hold over" will not
weary in we'll doing. "Wait little longer"
and all who choose will doubtless be mustered
out. The fighting is over; only guard duty re-
mains. Those who re-enlisted last year and re-
ceived generous bounties therefor can surely
stand few months more of camp lite-W aiting |
to see If the fires OF Secession nObly quenched,
shall not again break out. Hold on!
THE profits of the SOLDIERS JOURNAL now
ready for the Orphan Fund amount to So 0OO
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-21
N @ Z e. iE:H
TO SOLDIERS.
u. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,


June Is, 1865.
MISS BRADLEY:-I regret to learn that on ac-
count of the recent gratuitous distribution of
the Sanitary Commission of those sixty five thou
sand SOLDIERS JOURNALS (Which they purchased
from you) among the army around Washington,
your carriers offering for sale usual the sub
sequent issues, refused admission to the
camps or discourteously treated by the soldiers,
as if attempting to obtain money for what had
recently been scattered among the soldiers with
out cost.
am confident, no ,sver, that when It'll known
that the Commssic distributed thus only
iml.ol number of IL JOURNAL containing in
formation just then d. snded, and does not in
-strihuting an re, the officers and sol
asS will treat with courtesy and welcome
.,r asiacx y21 y.t ssss - bic g1a.ap4.
Truly yonr friend,
FRED. N. KNAPP,
Special Relief AGENT
HEADQUARTERS 1sT DIV. 9TH CORPS
June 16, 1865.
cordially endorse the above recommendation
of the SOLDIERS JOURNAL, and trust that the
troops of this command will receive this paper
SO interesting and praiseworthy in its object,
with the courtesy and favor it deserves.
j. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
Brig. Gen., com'dg Div.
HEADQUARTERS 9TH Corps,
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL, :
June Is, 1865. }
The carriers of the SOLDIERS JOURNAL are
hereby authorized to sell that paper in this Corps
price per copy not to exceed five cents.
Attention is called to the notice published by
the u. s. Sanitary Commission on the 18th inst.
The carriers of the above named paper will be
protected in the prosecution of their trade.
Ell. w. RYDER,
Maj. and Provost Mar shall.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND ARMY CORPS,
OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL,
June Is, 1865.
The newspaper entitled the SOLDIERS JOURNAL
is hereby permitted to be sold in this Corps, the
price per copy not to exceed five cents.
Attention is called to the notice by the U. S.
Sanitary Commission on the 18th inst.
The carriers of the above named paper will be
protected in their avocation.
w. s. PALMER,
Pro- Mar, I'd A. G.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-21

WoNnE1ss OF PHFIns'9PHy-Tse polypus
ceives new life from the knife which is lifted to
destroy it. The fy-spider lays an egg as large
as itself. There are 4041 muscles in caterpillar.
Hook discovered $4,000 mirrors in the eyes of a
drone; and to effect the respiration of carp 49,
300 arteries, vessels, veins and bones, &C., are
necessary. The body of spider contains four
little masses pierced with multitude of imper-
ceptlble holes, each hole permitting the rassage
of single thread; all the threads, to the amount
of 1000 to each mass, join together, when they
come out, and make the single thread with
which the spider spins its web; so that what we
call a SPIDERS thread consists of more than 1000
united. Lewenhock, by means of microscopes,
observed spiders no bigger than grain of sand
who spun threads fine that it took 1000 of
them to equal in magnitude single hair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Additional River Ttems.
FRIDAY SooS


Tss vs@lhsr Is clear ssd s>sl. haslas ffesss
qa,ts bard hast szsElsisatiy 50 70 bar up
ieAset days snd oaHibasss. We hsfs aev a
pfosp@ct q clear, piesssnt uesthers waieh raay.
ho~svss, shAnss a. Auy heur.
TIE river issz2in risiag Al Piiisharx. bat =
Aaiins - ciaslaaatl. Al LoaisYiIisi is ~sz rs.nE
81 ia'ast accounts, and tas Keatseks river vas
ssPrssensed = ISesias eai hsod Hess tie
river Fose six ~ ssvtn iaehss siaos aaFk As
nssht, aud J. yet slowly swelling Al m
ssnds iren LouiEviii- 90 Cairo are avssa
The ieFFy hoase oPP0siss this cts i uau
sns - the wAisF, aad ~ ths 70 as. las asa ssl-
anes abovs the serry heass, i sahme
The arrivals siacr TAT q eat ineguls Is ~
and Charmsr, zempAisto EyaBsvssls: a. IS.
sAshvIlis % cAueianAtii ths osfolsae e4asst aAsi
60 Nashville
Tbs Gem dropgsd aown 10 The 6exsrnrssat
~h@rf.ho@t this morniHe. eaa Afterwards ia f5r
soms point sbovs.
Tbe TaooHy Al d Chsrmss arrives auring iha
HiEhi iEom aemPhis, beius released frem Gesefu-
meat ssrvioo. The TaooHy i ieadlHg r Saah-
Viii. With private NJ ght and vii leave forth
With. The caArussr wni us sp here ior the
prsseBt.
Ths CArOilus 80 aesRly tosdsd silh eemmls.
sAry aud qasrfsrmAstsF stores for Nssbvilis. 0ns
81 hrF deskhand. ~as seriously ialursA nssr Nss-
egrg. BY the ya~l-whieh was eelag losszed from
shs derrick 20 which u hsd hesn swuae-- salliaE
on him. he vas 70 great AgeuY. aad as ssnt to
the hospital
! Tbs D. 3. camPbeii l. lcadsag Tor The asi.ssh,
bat via not leavv aHtil to.maErow
The VIM. white viii nol I've f,r Green river
to-day Capt. CrahAm having concluded 10 ssalt
ths arrival Of the Il. X. puuseFsea. which i ex.
Psctsd Tomorrow from Nashrills.
The COUNTESS haa BOT arrived fFoa Cairo 81
e'eioek She vas mouspfsrily expected. aad
SiII return to Cairo to-aixht
TIE Gsa. HAilsek gos oa fsr Gfssa river ale
lAst night, WITH spisndla trip.
The Ensaa fiasd and Jshs Kueeur. Tor Hnsh-
vile, the csnsEalia f5f 81, Louis, re DzFiss t5t
asnPais, ana The silver spray ior New ofieaas,
aEs the Bret beats due frcm sbovs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

Covington-
Greenup-Street, J. NJ. langley,
Main. Street, \. NJ Shuriek.
Newport, n. W. Darlington.
Brookly and Taylorspors, to be supplied
Asbury and Alexandria, ). 5. Belleville.
Stepstone, Silas Green.
Augusta, r. D. LaShbrook
Maysville, w. A. Dotson.
Germantown, TO be supplied.
Hsrrison, Joseph II. Bristow.
Erastus Lathrop, Chaplain in United
/ States Array, and member Of MsysviIle
/ quarterly conference.
George ". Johnson, Chaplain in
+ United Stated Army, and member Of
+ GreeAup-Street quarterly conference.
". Il. Black, Chaplain in Uuited
! States Army, and member Of Newport
quarterly conference,
+ NJ Sterling Distriet-L D. 5Grross
. p E
Mt Sterling, Charles T. Hesvsrin-
+ Nicholas, to be supplied
Bath, to be supplied.
Orangehurg, ]. R Rsasoner.
vaneebarg, J. q Leanin.
4 Quincy, r d. Stewart.
Grsyson, TO be supplied.
| Richmond, to be supplied.
Central Kentucky nission,C c. B Parsea'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Regular Report. .


NEw YoRK, March 6.-The He~ai,f-
Winchester correspondent confirms The
reported victory over Early ny Sheridan,
and says Gen. Sheridan has oeeaDied
Stanton In bis march ap the VALLEY to
that point be met With 90 material op-
position The report thar Gen. Early
himself was captured By Gen Sheridan
IS not confirmed
Rebel prisoners report 3 heayy UniOn
force advancing from East Tennessee on
Lynchbnrg. Of The capture Of this
place we have uncoafrmsd rumors.
The HeTGkds correspondent fren the
James says there are addIlonal indieA.
tions Of Lees Intention 10 abandon
Richmond Il Is we'll understood that
the removal Of Government stores has
been going % for some time Large
numbers OF troops have recently been
sent, it is presumed, TO Lynchburg.
The Augusta Coasfitnfionalisf Of The
18th alt sAys:
The 18th and ITth Corpeof Shermans
command had baggage train three
miles long. The I5th Corps gos drank
and pillaged Columbia, burning the en-
tire length Of Main Street Sherman
ordered the burners and piliagers to Be
shot
Two or three hundred citizens lell
with the Yankees Most Of the people
remaining are obliged to live in hnts.
Their condition Is dreadful.
sherman Jeff two hundred head of
beet cattle for the sick aad wounded,
and gave arms to the citizens TO protect
themselves from negroes
lac same paper says there are 5000
locomDHves and cars penned up st Char.
i0tie. Il says Sherman viii, Of course,
destroy this stock. They we're heavily
laden with stores The Southern Ex-
press Company saved all its valuables,
bat the mails have been lost everywhsre
The Charlotte correspondent Of the
Richmond WAie says:
ShermAn's ADVANCE upoa coiambia
vas unexpected, sudden aud sarprisiag.
IL found all unprepared and be cool
enough 70 do anything. Whsn bis guns
were heard ia the city. public ocicsrs,
for the tirst tine, began 10 think about
removing the GovernmenI stores there.
They then began the work Of getting off
the stores But the time was too short,
and much was left The worst feature
Of the whole scene was the plundering
done BY Wbeeler's cavalry This waa
done. systematically, as il they we're
tratned to stealing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
RIehmond Papers cenfsss EarIy'.
Defeat.

niehmond Papers cenfsss EarIy's
Defeat.
NV YoRK, March I0.--1he eommu.
nication addressed 10 the Richmond
Eaqairer. seni By telegraph last night,
ls dated ''In the trenches, March 4th, :"
aud commences thus We are alarmed
What nean al these rumors Of the city
--nsl u Sherman, or BITS advanoe, or
how Early bad been dsfeaaed, nor OF the
var; but what ere these rumora Of Sen.
Atorisl committees, &c. In this We
have the only references made in the
Richmond papers 70 the defeat Of Early
The Heralds correspondent says.
Early was found near waynesboro, on
. range Of bills, With Eve pieces Of ar
Gllery in position. General Custer dis
mosnted two regiments ss skirmishers.
In The rear on either side Of the road
we're SIX solid regiment4 The move
menl upon the eueny's works was made
al once The rebels fred one volley
and then fed ike sheep The attempt
70 escape was fruitiess, - Custar closed
his lines upon them and anrrcn nndsd
nearly the entire force. Gen. Early did
not attempt 10 rally bis men bat made
OF on n fleet horse, attandsdiby an or
Aerly The victory vas almost blood
less one, AZ We only iost ID or IL killed
and wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

Reviy ais. We continue our weekly
chronicle of religious rsvivals. A very
interesting revival has been progressing
in Marlinsville, Indiana, several han
dred sinners having been converted.
One Of our eotsmporaries, not very com
plimentary, suggests that It there is =
place on the terrestrial bali that needs
a revival, MartinsviIle is the spot '......
The New Albany Ledger speaks Of al
interesting revival in progress at the
Christian Church in that city under the
minis,ration OF Rev. Mr. Taylor, Of Ken.
tucky. Almost every evening some have
been baptized. The same paper sAys
tho revival meetings at Wesley Chapel
in that city are increasing in interest.
Services are held daily at and P. NJ.
,.....The Piissburg Adroeateof the 18th
ult reports nearly seven hundred con.
versions aud aeeessiops. The Western
Christian AdpOcate Of February 22d
records 5000 The NortArestern Adro-
cate of tho same date reports between
ak aud seven hundred. The Western
AdroeGte figures up the aeeessioas in
ihe church at large, during the month
Of January, at ii ,444......An interesting
revival work is going on at Nottingham
England, under the preaching Of the
Rev James Caughey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
REMOVAL.
TEOs. b, MAaHEE

LAS REMOVED his WHOLESALE MANU-.
II hetaring Establishment 70 No. FIRST
SrRREf, below Main. He has large and ele-
CANT assortment of Home made Work, As hue A.
sAe anesas guaranteed q geod Aa the hest, and
or sale - . cheap "a the cheapest" and little
cheaper.
His entire stock - consisting Of ane Buggy,
leach, and Carriage Harness, Light Trotting,
HaaSy Wakah, nray, and Exprass Harness, Sad
any quantity, Collars, Girths, Surcingles, Check
Lines, Military Work; In short, every thing In
his line, from = Hsme strap 90 Monitor Sad
die"-has been manufactured uuder his irQme-
diAts supervision, by skiltnl and experienced
xorkman, aud is now offered 90 the trade Al
gASTERN PRICES. Being sbls 20 compete sue.
sssafully with anything In the market, In stS h.
aaish, durability, and price, ho only asks trial
Cali aud examine for yourselves. apss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

Miscellaneous.--A Catholic Orphan
Asylum, to cost $4,000, is to be built
the present year ct Fort Wayne.
The eommitte appointed by the last
Indiana Conference OF the NJ. Z. Church.
to locate the female college to be estab.
nshed under the control Of that body,
have decided to locate the institution at
New Albany, that city donating for the
purpose the large building and grounds
of the Methodist Female Academy in
that place Bedford contended nobly,
offering subscription of 500, 600 for
that purpose......The resources Of the
/ Western Book concern of the NJ. T.
Church, as exhibited at recent meet
ing of the Book Committee, are $4SS,
452l9. The liabilities are given q
/ $llS,64s.f2, This shows net capita
of $sl9.sO909. The profits on th'
concern during ths year was so, ass %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Lecal-The services in the different
churches tomorrow will be about 80
usual. The Rev. Stephen Fellows, Of
Iowa, brother Of the Rev. Albion Eel
lows, deceased, will preach in the LO-
Gust Street NJ. f. church, in the morn
ing, and the Rev Mr.. Lakin, late Of
New York, will occupy the pulpit in the
evening. The Rev. Mr. Tarnsr of the
lngle Street church win deliver the 9Th
lecture Of the regular course Of Pastoral
Lectures at the Walnut Street Presby-
terian church, at u o'clock in the eveu-
ing. His subject is Profanity"
Good progress is being made in COM
pleting the lecture room Of the Third
Street Methodist church. When finish
cd, il will make one Of the finest Sab
bath school rooms in the West A cor
respondent of the New York NethOdisf
speaks Of this church enterprise in the
following complimentary terms:
The Locust Street NJ. 4. church, erect
ed twenty five years since, and which
has performed great work 10 ila day,
is soon 10 give way to another edifice
which will exceed |, in glory in many
respects The old church cost about
5000, which swamped the cougrega-
ton and remained as an incubus for
many years. Its capacity would allow
Of an audience Of not over 300 souls.
The new Third-street church will cost
about 500, 900, p erhaps it's entire finish
$4,000, and will seat 200 70 1000 on
the main audience floor, and it will noi
be- in debt when il is completed The
lectuts.room will be ready for oeeupa-
/ cy about the let OF May. and the entire
edihce will be dedicated perhaps in Sep
lember. 1t is thought for accommoda
lion, arrangement, style, etc, IL will be
the finest church west OF the Alleghanies
The old church was signaliEed coon al
ter its dedication by q remarkable revt
val of religion under the ministry 0
John Newland Maifit May the new on'
be even more than signaliEed in this re
speet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

Rebels Expecting Heavy and DeeI-
sivc BatFfes--spirft OF tke Rebel
Press.
NV YosK, March s-Virginia Sen
stors in The rebel Congress have been
instructed TO vote in favor Of the bill 20
place negroes in the rebel armies.
The bill vas defeated vben before the
Senate By only one vote, both Of the
Virginia Senators voting against it.
The DanviIle Register says the crisis
Of war IS rapidly approaching, and in q
short time heavy and decisive battle will
be fought
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th
says it ia proposed TO add another talk
ing apparatus 70 the two now assem- hled
in tie capital Of Virginia The last Is
70 be supreme sovereign talking spa.
ratus, called convention in name, and
in behalf Of the poor, distracted cause
which has been talked 70 death.