Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15

saoFs & ohia read lhFeggh the ascslEsalas It Wesl
sea yssxlaiA. The sncw klehg here va n plase
i've fss deep and sssll sneelns vAils he Ssn'',sl
was "a cold Is 70 make oar csfess over tbs sfssss
,aillsk slou, and making sapf sslp nns1hlAE By
pleasant, On the nlght 81 the ssshs when hesf
saatl village ekiia efgidassllc twensy -four inllss
beyond Annapolis 5pnetssA twa eas og oaf sfast
nun or the traek. and sii ear which contained CAPS
co,trslis company II the eth Tennessee VolAatees
upset killing Hymn Davis and Lh5aribE donasaa Y
Cakcr and p \. King n such manner taas sesy
died neat day. Sergeant "a, G Harvester End d. y
Ballard were severely inlusSs but very fstsaaase,
had no limbs fractured This accident may ncs hsse
been tie rpslt o sArelssaness or insstehtioa On 'ns
part 81 raiFload employees, his railroad ehleefs
sAoala b sareIul ahoet usisg hreken Or worn oui
eaFs e. shls aOsdsat vas eased ay ne failaru e
wora eus car. On che esenlngof January s5th. ~.
ooasrary 70 oaf sxexAiions, arrived ct thsei.y e
we expected 10 60 % Annapolis. When We arrived
we found supper prapars1 Fsr oar entire commsnd,
II tl,e Soldiers Rest which institalirn reaeess
credit ea tAose who caadeet ik After iappes ws
we're conaaosea 20 eomfstakle barracks IN tbe
w@es4b portion a. the city, On Iish ssrcel whese
which seemed strange fair q rs who haa been %
the frout long, ha. were heysrtAelesa highly APP
preciatsd as tae ground sas covered with ice and
snow, and The citizens Say te weather colder thaa
]. hAs been In thls latitude fcr Ten years.
Since our urrivai We have had an opportunity of
observing sonis of lhs wonders az The Capital bat
Of eoaFss the proceedings Of Congress aFe nov ab-
sOsbing the pablic attention here JsnuEty ssss
was great day IN The House Of Representatives ~
il hsd heea SCI apart 70 vOse uPoa the senAtss REQ.
lasioa proposing the rsnendmeht Of the oonssisa-
tion on The slavery question: The reatof wAlch yoa
win have received before this reaches yoa. Duriag
the calling Of the syes and nays the Widest excite
laeal prevailed End, when lhs rasat was announced
u vas tecelsea with tremendous cheers b. iAe
crowded ealiefes-gans were nfed. and the ppp8.
laes engaged Ia general rejoicing. Al aight, Hon.
y. B. Henderson, ef Misearl who ihtroaucrd Che
ia DE Senate. was surunadcd, when
zpeschss ssere made by that Eeatiemea, Pfssldeat
Lincoln. Henry Ward Beeeher, and other distia-
guished persaas.
A fevsrish e1etsmesss prvxaiis In this community
now in regard TO certain peace commissioners from
Richmond said to be on their way here. II is said
that Alexander II. StsTaas, 4. M. T. Hunter, and
Jadge Campbell q Alahama, have been passed
through our lines near Pstssbarg sad weald arrive
at this place to-day BY special boat Another ru,nor
has IL thst Mr.. Lincoln has gone % meet them ss
Fortress Monroo. Whether al this means anytaiug
Steven. e se. q hssiss an asR sRa R AsE sgsA
1 thlne, We Ase Isd 10 believa those is somsthing
meant we vlsh thSm al success h sheir lassaahls
eaterprise, bat wiah Coz nn kind u peace exeept
one hasea upou the restoration of the Union as Il
was and she rasire submission Of the rebels 70 oar
laws y they sFs. W, H.
sixth Tennessee Volunteer Infantry.