Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4514, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 10 "

C I T V IT E Til 5 . Eaea Patmi5T Ojit O.Hi FirTn. Thoe ii.t luilJirg Ion on Virginia avenue, t be !d at 2 o'clock this ef:ernori by Wilry & Wirtin, are to be i j'.d co tbe above liberal terrr.s. RPThe on' p'c to procure the genuine pateot leather tewed boon, bridal slippers, anl white n tin p iters is at A. Lin'a Boot A ho tore, No WablDjrfon treet 'j-3. CiactT CotaT The c of tbe State ti Mary Ann Lotgcnecker if tili occupjirfc the attention of the cocrt. It will probably be disposed of to morrow. - . ' DON'T FOROET THE SALE OF BUILDINO LOTS ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, ON THIS AFTERNOON. See ad fer:iemttt of Wiley A Mania, auctioneer. 7.Q KTMit Eat!? Thorn rendition of the or.z entitled "Shout for our Glorious Runner," at tie Theatre Satnrday night wti received with the moat rapturous applause At a vocalist. Miss Thon 14 no lets celebrated than as id actre-s, cd ab bit tbe rare felicity of enjoyiog both to an Qceual degree. 157" TO-DAY. is the time of tbe sale of tboe high and drj buildinj lots on Virginia areaue, koowa as tbe Bralhaw and Holmes' eubdivuion of.outlot No. 100 Wiley k Martin, auctioneers. 7 2 KT Ad immens throng dally crowd tbe bat emporium of Davis, on Washington street, eager to purchase one of these new style Resort Hats. They are all the rage and a man i never fitly made op until he decorate bis hevl with a hat that is both aeful and ornamental. t7"A one hore Tehlcle on Illinois stieet Saturday, suddenly cam in collision with a aim i!sr conveyance, which revolted io the destruction of a wheel of the first named, and the hurid allghtiogr on the groocd of the driver. No eriout injury resulted to the occupant, and minus a wheel of the buggy was all the damage sustained. Dar Goods Tbe firm of Jones. He A Da ris, retail dry goods dealers of this city, is one of the most exteniye of the kind In "the state They are at present sclliDg their stock, which comprises all varieties of drees and staple good, at a greatly I educed rate, Purchasers cannot de better than by calling on this firm, as rara bargains are to be obtained. Read tbeir advertisement in another column. -- - a eas - A Rare Chaxcs for Great Bargains. Do ear a. Bro's have concluded to sell their entire stock of clothing, piece goods and sfurniehing goods 40 per cent, below the regular coi-t price. .This, is no humbug, and all goods will positively be sold at tbe above discount for thirty days only. Purchasers will da well to call soon, as this good chance to get bargains is short. Remember Dessar L BroV, No 4, East Washington street, Yohn's Block . 6 Ct Naw RxciUExra The AdjuUnt General in ! tends org4nixinjj two regiments, to be numbered , the IM'h and 155th respectively, bv con-oli-l it-1 lnr tne men at r eent in wrap Iheoremi.n ; t:on will be e.Tected today, nnd the repmniN : will bespeelily fitted for the fi M 1 w- pre-ume. i Recruiting for tbe pst few diys hiaOnu r.niT ', more active, ami tokeiber with the drafted urn and substitutes quite an ir.tlux of soldiers hxtaken place at the camps. t?fAT TWO O'CLOCK THIS AFTKRKOON thoe HIGH AND DRY bu.Minlof. ON' THK WEST SIDE OF VIR GINIA AVENUE, known hs British tw and Holmes iubdiviton of out-lot l'!. i each lot 40 feet front, aller to each. WILLI BE SOLD AT AUCTION Only cue filtn of j i tu v uiwuwbv tuvui i ' v tv v; yrtjt . IJ r UIIIV "V I f sale. WiLtT A Mabtim. . r 7 2 Ileal Estate Auctionerta. j MiTaorouTAX Thfatsj: A large a jdiei cc! was at tbe Metropolitan baturdty evening to it cert the plays of the Handsome Ilus'tiiid, and Sixteen String Jack. Miss Emily Thome is a jtreat favorite with the lover of the dram in this city, as tbe crowded bouses on tbe evenings of her appearance testifies. To-night Hidden Hmd will be produced, with Miss Thome as Capitola, end Mr. White a Wool. tdTTThe American Monthly fur April is fall of rare literature and choice reading mtter. This Monthly Is the only review published in this country that can lay claim as bein whjllv i American and democratic in its temiencie.. In Standard it takes tbe front rank and its conti ibu tors number the mot genial writers and ablest pena io the country. For sale by IJjwen, Slewart A Co E. Haiaz, next door to The Journal tfScj has on hand the cel assortment of cured meats we have ever seen in this city. He is selling too at rated far below tbe prices charged by grocery men. Mr. Haire makes a speciality of the cured meat business, and can and does an der rell all others in the trade, and eelli the best only. All city brands of hams, except Coffins', constantly on band. Call and see him. Viauma. Avince The diagonal streets of the city will eventually become our principal business thoroughfares, particularly since they Lave been selected for the routes of the street railroad. Tbe cars are now running on tbe Vir ginia avenne liae. And on this avenue are situated thoe fine building lots to be sold this aftercoon by Wiley & Martin, real estate auctioneers. : CfPThe great auction 5ale of dry gooJs at Featherston'a auction rooms will be resumed this morning at 9 o'clock, as to-morrow ( Tue day) still positively be the Ia?t day Ourcit'zers who have not yet attended should do so immediately. Goods ot tbe finest quality were sjld there on Saturday at less than half what they can be purchased for elsewhere. Sale this morning j at 9 o'clock, and continues day and evening.1 Seats provided for the ladie.v j ß7" We would suggeit to whoever has such thiatfS under his manigrraent at the Metropolian 1 that be either procure a arte Hauche befoie ti I fiing the audience with dut. or else tdiake the tag carpet. After erdurii.g the dut of Wash ingtoa street through tbe day, it is no more th.tn right that there should b x little respite at night, j It was Job who tdept in the dim, but it belong j to Indianapolis people to live In the dust, n d if t we are to have d'jt we prefer it in horreopUhie ; doee to the kind that was administered o;t Stt ; urday eight at tke theatre. Tna Gea!iim This new restaurant. Kenlucky avenue. oppo?ite the state to day. No expense has been spared in fitting it up and furnishing it. and it will, v. everv reject, be the most complete an 1 e'egar.t etib!..-hrne ..t of the kind ia the we?t. The li.l.ne- rt:e furniture and the teuty of the t!rc, rat r. i : not be more inv if:: z thsn the r- d thin.- h: ; the prop.-ielfrs, HtZfkiah a. U- t;, !! r Me for the inner m n Tbe bc-t of t tok 1 the tcot sct'omm "dtii:2 of atlM-d'tt lae bec ei,feI and evt-rtthinir b- r-eo i i e t make tbe Geranium the plvC of ;c?: tt ILifkUh A Hrown will te h-tn.'T ti Mi vr iter a i frienda aud the rest of mankind to dy thorn t! esi their eitab'.uhscr.t Aintcus cf tte Bet The Pi ;tit'. 1.. o tr t kr- ' place, o"eijmJ iu this cn on S.tUidy t';. There were ttenbrr re-etit whh.c .Leen connected with the order for ovr?we:.rv year, as wfll as repre i:?.tivea from tvn! . -the western rhspterw Sperrne. ou and i-. . livitywasthe programme of the evu-i c. -rd ' abut out frm the bibriu orl.i. ihe'e w an : :n.Mnn. i,f -kiEdrri betrts" onkoown ar.d ' jinexFerieocel except by thoe w bo belong to the ' brotherhood. Tb happy colle day were re called, and as the recollection of thoe halcym time came crowding on the memory, it seea e 1 though " we were bofaagio." bttllm w;th .;bat aame Greek spirit as ol yore lb. hordew ot oon-entious " Barba " wboee Irrcptuiu wrr marked epochs ia college calendars- JuJie Q Jk. Boacb, praudot. aud T. 0. Harrison, Eiq . .acted as It. Scribe.

Tsi GatAT MiiT0xtA5 TaittACX cf Patinnx lr at Mao?iic Hall, sixt Win.tinaT mobx Froa sll wh'rh we bate beard sLd read of this exbiMtion, which neos tt Masonic II'!, ot Wednesday nibr. wJnd-e it will tike our ciuitn by norm. In fact we rred ct a greater ru-L ti witnts this woik of art t'ian arjythi:,fr, tbat jet be:i brcul 1 1" m.r city Tu P'e-, t1 e clergy stl tbe pfup'e every hi re, pwt.our.ce it to te or i f : et eibi,i:i:ra eer wiir,e-e-l, aad airt;-t d: it r it i'.j character, illum oz. s l' J j, tie gr'.-ie't u'je-.t in the wor!d M:l l-m'e s;ret poem of lrd-e Lost ati carryii K out the i-Jft of iltavfn.Heil, Chtcs at,d PsrvJ se. Wec'ipthe fllolrj notice o! thin exhibition from Tbe Loi.-Iou Mornirz Chronicle. Ii wis writ?m by tb Her C. II. Spurzeoo, while on exh bitios in Lo d n : Knterir i:A-t tv e pir'.t of Mi'too'. immortil pro. action, the art V. ef eirt to hive caegbt his geniu. and h a.lde l expresin to thoce bright coaeeptiot., whitb, except tbe writings olisiration, are without an equl, and portray the power of n intellect of the fcigbe-t order. But fjr that poem, our dedactiona from the sacred ntrrAtive of Creation of our firet progenitor?, of oar primeval ute and fall, of the region of bliss and woe, of the archtempter'a inidioune?s might not have birmonixed with those tupenduos realities which are recorded in tbe Moaic description. The illustration, if with propriety we may ce 'be word, that this exhibition onfold, portrays the mighty tiutb in a form of solemn ami imposing randenr, and alike displays tbe Great Creator V miht, majesty and power."

SATtaDAT Night A crowd assembled Saturday night in the Sute House yard according to previous noiice. to make the necessary arrangement for a jollification over tbe recent succes of our armies. The meetiog was addre?ed by Governor Morton and General Hovey. A bonfire was lit at tbe corner of the square, and tbe strain ot the "cpirit stirring dram and ear piercing fife" lent their aid in attracting pereons to the meeting. The meeting w fur the purpose of determining the mot acceptable way in which the city of IndUnipalis could testify her gratitude for the great events that deserve commemoration, even if it be a tardy one. Tbe usual amount of expletives were let off to the serious Injury of no one, and the evident satinfaction of a majority of persons in attendance. " Babylon haa fallen," ar.d the consequence is that a great deal of bubbling m the result If it 1 true that " he rejoices iu earnest who rejoices ucseeu "we are indite J to think the crowd Sitorday evening were fir remove! frtm earnest joy for the cr'.t:re of Richmond. But leat we excite tbe Ioy&l wrath of some one, wo go for demonitrttior, jollification, &c. " There iä nothinr like it," ar; 1 it sbocM be indulpcd. tPTLe Loyal Letguer propose to m'-ucp: lize the intended demonstration that is to come off on the 14th iut. A meeting has been calli for thi-s evening at the court house, and it h strictly enjoined tht every member of the League niuat be present This loyal association is determined to exLibit its patriotism iu tome way, an 1 such occasions as the proposed one are ouoi-t willingly accepted by them, and the parade aui fu.nian displayed will undoubtedly impress all with the unadulterated loyalty that exi-.ts wiih them. They are the kind who, with ciat and bypocriey, exclaim: "Thsnk God, I am not as oiber men, an extortioner, urjjust, a copperhead ;" but with devoutnc? and dissembliij:, "I ant lot 1 I surport the covernment " Thev never ; expose tne r cnporeil carca-isc-? to rfht! bullet : but cou'ent themselves in eagiping in harmless demoo'tratior.s, where well removed from danger, the. r patriotic impu!p- have free vent. They are ri- t vali Dt pet. tr i a s meSody mn-t dpniorf refrf we nip..e it rm Loyil Lft:ucrs ;i n one !.e. ht as w !! be ! i Pucu n.oT-i The lollo-vitig roi.9 re; cived er ila cSitc on Ci'inrrii.-WL; .t the iAOju'aat biturii.iv. ia Indian rciac-nia a : 14 Jth Inlantry h;r.)uei colore'; Wm. 11. Co'c, r Curdv, tJj-itnt; Sti: A; Wrn U AtcKi-'n. l.-t Ii. Miguire, i:ut j .r; Etnery G Moth, (v.pt.i.a comp try bentfM.jUt tytnwi.T O; Charle CIiu.s2i li--u i. .Lt ( ucpacy John Lole, v I beuten w.t c mpuy A. 123 1 Int..ntrv Ju.-rpL McCleiijit, Is: iieuten nt corrptn? Ü. airt inlsr.fry Jccfph H Kocver, ci;tAin .riipii' K; Willi. im jI w-".-, 1st li u'eii int cour. K; li fert Rj!.i:i.1. lf lieu'ensTr' -co nip : G; WiHi.tm Wi-H. 1st lifitenant conipmy C i. Jot at Oree castlk. Upon rho reception ol . th rec nt (rt-enciiftle of t'.e surrender of Kicbmoinl, ai. i other events connected with our j Hrmt . the Joy of the inhabitant ws rather de-; tuoi.-trative. ud inu i.ittrted hcelf iu torchlight i proceion, illumination, speech makir.e, &c Tl.. IT... T -.1 I - J J 1 .1 i ue nun. kj tiiiti v our net nuure?.ea ine im i promtu KtLering, nd wou the admiration of hi relefitlcss and tnalignaut political enrmie. The citizens of Greer.castlc did not make tbeir demonstration a party one, and therefore it wis the more sincere and eirne.-t, auch as should tharneterize every community. TiASsFiESOr UklEtate Tbe followir.g transfers of real e-tite weiemadeat the Auditor' oflice on Saturday: Rebecca and Milton W. Perdue to Samuel Showalter, lot No. 5 in Mageres subdivision of out lot No. 150 in the citv of Iudianapoli. Price $1.500. Wm. V Hvden to Samuel Sbowalter, lot No 10, 11 and 23 in Wallact'a third addition to town Acton Price $500 Phillip Sayer to Williim Fog It man, part of lota No. 1 and 2 in out lot No. 57 of the city of Indianapolis Price $3,0 JO. IfNow ia the time and Clark, Johnson & Co.', No. 17, West Washington street, is the place to buy your rpring and summer boots and shoea cheaper than any houso in the citv, as their purchases were made, during the late gold panic, bf Earl Reid, Eq., a portion of which have arrived, to-wit: Men's fine kid, bal morals and Oxford: also sewed army, Fomething new; also a lar,:e variety of the latet styles of ladie?, misses and children's boots and shoe?, direct from the manufactory. Give them a call. 8 3; Look Hike Theyoucgcaan who took the L'nion flic down, in front of my place of busincs, on the night of 5th ir.t., between 11 and o'clock, tor political purpose, had better re turn it immediately, or be will be exposed, as be i known Jo?xrn Harsh, iLdependcnt candidate fcr councilman 5th ward. 7 3 No. 62 touth Illinois st. fc-iy neu riiiiiu u 1 i'iir nuuuicu, a -: -U . v. r v.: n I .. -. J the natural color restored, (not dyed, and all dien tea of the scalp, falling cfT, kc, cured by uiiag Eureka," the iufallit.le hair testoratise. Price $1,00 pert.ottle. Sold bv all druggists J H SisoiR, v Druggie, Pale Block, Agent. ' eod rt. r5T"enour keeps one of the be.-t drus; stores in the city, ar.d in addition to tnedicires of all sort and the best kind, be has everytbii in the line of toilet articles, for l-die an 1 gentlemen. His t!re is N:. 5, Bates House Blork. Fix IUm A h.rc toom the hi;d .-'cry of the r.evr Sfntir.el build;ns. No '2 t-jut'h Meridian street. The room is well tihtv l at i oe entrance go.,d Apply At This rfh-e 7tf F'T ',-i'.f on b. A? . . , . i ,. . i' n'. l' e ü:. t :i r he et -j - k e:-?t. - :e. it II t: i tl... k M - ti ' Wr-h-rn inn' Hi"! r TV f t c u !o . . ay s paper. tt A fi-w exe'-ance pit fr-, .icrr i gc of l'H, cm be l:J a: ti.U i tf ANNOUNCEMENT. K:f-tt! YT ART J 0,J t FH KAKKi.a ,.8,f, h tn l; to II l:.it- p-s-'crt vi.r of tb - .frh Va:J, a rn n -j e.f ::t cn.oU caii-i. -late f r O-i.c; laac. Kr. Hati- ; an v't& ti i tut if? wr",L4 ail L.s p; j ertj .a .:. a-.', if e'.r'f i w.'l pl,vj e b'n't'.f t ait ia ecuHi. ck-jp ! v-h'. ai1 to lv aiier täe tr,terets f tLe ' W :1 in the Co.ti.1 an 1 ee that it bi U t :.are .if a I pub! c itr proite'. ! 'JOlia' II. SI'l.LIVAV UVtaY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, -10 LlMt t'rarl Mrret, tsa rear of eutluel ftutlAJns. awSl-Mi

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TTnsstciirtsetta and the ft OOO IXantta I An 7TTA5T Gf-xaaL's OrncE. ) Ict..VAr)LH, Ir J , Apr i liCj. Editor of the It d'ica Sta'e Sentinel: My attention has o.tr. ct'Ied to tbe fuÜowIr.g statement p'..bii-hed in yur i?S'ie cf tL;s oAte, arid credited to 1 ht Hunu.Jirtou Democrat ' A republ.cn lawyer of Lognport wi--e..t by tie citizens of Cas coucty to Washington city, to ascertain, if poible, tbe rumber of men that couuty ba furuihe-1 for the war, and to have it duly credited with the same. He discovered that Ca-s county had furnished eighty-five more men than it h i i credit for, and that thee men were trnferrnl sr.l i reditcd to Mscha-ett-. Runi'jr sy thit the record- thow that Mcbuetta paid $1,W0 per bead for tbe Indiana men." Without stopping to qiuie or notice the mean and malicious insinuttioLS and charges in which Tbe "Democrat" irdulges against Governor Morton in the conclusion of its article, I am able confidently to aert that no 'republican lawjer" or any other tort of person ever discovered at Wsehingtcn or elsewhere, that a single Icditna man has ever b?tn transferred to Massachusetts or to any other tate or territory for credit cn any call for troops If rumor says that Masfacbuaetts paid even a single cent pr head for In diana men transferred to her credit, as alleged, then "rumor" is an unmitigated falsifier, as the records will prove. No euch transaction ever took place, and there is not the leat shadow of a foundation upou which to bare such a charge, And the official papers on file here, at Washington and in Ma4thuett will confirm this statement. Tbe facts in regard to credite" to which cr tain localities in IndiAna were entitled, were fully communicated by rnc to tbe late legislature, but as my report was not published, the following brief history of the matter ii submitted for the information of the public aLd to ihow the fallacious character of the charges and rumors put in circulation by mslignant and unpriccipled persona and pre-je-: All credits for 1 1; lima troops have been given upon a comptrnnn ar.d adjustment of the rolls !ed in thiseffire with tho?e filed in the war department. If the roll; were defectire, as wa frequently the cae, the defect was cured ia the bet and most equitable way possible. When the veterans were re etjlitcd and remustered in the fiel J, it was. required, by instructions from the war department, that the residence of each man should be rbawn on the rolls po that proper credit could be given, but owing to the imperlecticn of the blank and the haste in which the buincss was done, this rule wa? r ot iu all cares observed. A careful examinMicn of the official files of this office shows that the number of re enlisted veterans cot credited on the roils ia 2,2?U, and these were directed, in pursuance of instructions from Col. Tbos. M. Vincent, A. A. O War De pnrtneut, to be reported to Washington for a.-?is!irr.nt. which duty performed by my predveor, Gen. Lz Noble, on the 2d of Sept , lct4 Tbie report wa? appro veil by the War Denaitment and an order made by which the credits were given accordingly. Other credits from re-enlisted veterans, were at different times found to be due to the Mate; they were duly reported to Washington and allowed aud credited in pursuance of instructions from the War Department. One of the greatest diäiculties which bad to be overcome, aro-e from tbi- fact: The rolls lor the lltb, I3tb, 24:h. 26tb, 34 h 46th. 4?th nd bOth reimerits ol infantry, and the 3d regiment ' cavalry, did rot re.'.ch thin office until after the .O'Ji of hp. Ict4. hen the draft, unoer the call of July löih. IfcGl, bad taken place. Trior to tht draft, however, hp whole number of veterjti.a re-cn!ifttd ( . near n ronld be ascertained) hd been, by order of the War Department, crcd itel to one locality orant ur by ieporta made by mv prciccts-or. " Afttr the ro!!s lat referred to ttached thisolfice.it bt'csme apptrtnt, by examination, tht tho distribution which bad been inde of the credife". iu many cases whu roanifeMly unjust, acd numerous applications were mude for chance? and corrections in arc :-rdatC9 with the rol!. This complication of nutters cn only be at'r;bj'ef to the fiitiit? . .: iiintS e to lective th credits asxhont'ier. vi . n i loi this ttikte icrtitii.ly n I'tie c..u . k' i'b tbe tXSi utive cr i.-i:!!tr ile: ifnien's f t'.w-- t-te i- rejp4t4.tle To cjrrci't the :n ttj'i !it:js which had uiiivoidt bl.Kiid fron 'ho rrry tic-.-eiiv of the Cü-p, been mde, every poib!e facility within the reich of the governor aud of this office, was af forded. The t-fficer in ch-irye of the matter of j crcdi'R at Washington decided, however, that the i correctiLS üd changes could not be mvle unles the crtdit' already Apportioned and pireo should be withdrawn. Thi, of course, was impractioable, as it w(uld involve the ucce-ity of overhauling and re-n-sonirg the entire credit?, wh;ch could only luve been accomp!i?hed amid?t treit confusion, and to the erious detriment to the public ervice. A temporary u?pcr;?ion, at least, of the eSorts of the officers of the government in riisiog troops, nn 1 a re a.-sii:nmcnt of quotas would have lo!!cd. To obtain, if possible, pome sort o! adjustment, information was furnished from this otSce to parties from Cass and Mariou connties, ujon which they made application, as test cae, io the war department fur an allownnce of their credits Citizen of Huntington county desired to forward a similar application, but they were informed, through Representative Coffroth, that a decision upon the Caa aa 1 Marion countv caes would ettle the whole question, and that an accumulation of similar cases would not aid the pettlement o their papers were not forwarded. The decision of the war department, in both cases, was ut:f ivornbl, and the papers were re turned. Mirioti county, however, renewed her application.ard while it wa pending Gov. Morton cal'ci perorailv afc the war deptrtment and tuceeeded in obtaining orders from the provost marshal general, (March ISth A2'Jth, lc?G5) directing credits to be given on the present call to the localities ghown upon the rolls of the 11th, 13th, 2Lh, 20, h, 34th, 47th and 60th regimen's of in fantry and 3d regiment of cavalry Indiana veteran volunteers. There orders were made for the rcaon. only, that the rolls were cot on file in this office at the time tbe distribution of credit bad to be made, the absence of the snme having prevented a fir report of crediu from bcini in-ide; ard it was thought just that the loctlitie to which the veterans had actually accredited them?elve should not lote thero Tbe result of the hole matter is. that, rrac thally, the state has received credit fince for 1,691 men that number having been distributed throughout tbe state according to the best information that could be obtained before tbe rolls ere receiveJ; and then, after the rolls came to bsnd, again allowed and distributed, through the efforts cf the governor, to tho localities which were iuntlv ent tied to them, ao shown by the rolls Casa couuty getting her t?2 men with ret. A word a to the crelits to other tites. A few weeks fire, I discovered thit 1S7 veterans had credited them?clve.- on their roll- to places with out this i-tate. As Indiina l ad never received credit for vy veterans from other states, I addressed a letter to the war department, askicg tht thee credits be withdrawn; and 'in reply, I receive- from Col Thos M. Vincent, Asis tant Adjutant General, urder date of 7th March. Irb, the following reply: "I am dre eted to inform you that no vc'err. rep rf c i to t'iis f :E -e by the Arij-itant Gereral o' I'n'itna, fT '-re-lit to other stif have ever beii j:.wn ' r!- i e o tr.r'rrr-i i t : -e i M 1 pie.- .me, (u.ttualiV exmn h -. ve been -.rti :etr-, or elsewhere W. H. II TraRiLL. A T' G?n., Iftiana. JViERCHANT TAILORING. I " I U 8 T O L. S S MERCHANT TAILORING K TAliL,IS II 31 1Z r T, 19 NOR? PENNSYLVANIA STREET, Two Doom South of Post OßU ISDIiXTOLia

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iinwrtk ttniiTf-iniitiaiiTin nimni. frr nwrr.ina: liefert Mec rirat Ptte. 3iiursioiirr HKPOKT. Latest War Hews. VICTORY ! VICTORY ! TUB THE LAST DAYS OF THE REBELLION. SUIlREXDEIlOFCftCi.. LE A.I HIS ARMY. Interesting Correspondence. A Speedy Peace Highly Probable. General Public Itejoicing. Ac. Ac Ac, Ac Official War tlulletln. War DrPARTMEXT.) Wasiiingtox. April i, 9 P. M. S This department has ju?t receive.1 an official report of the surrender, this day, of Gen. Lee i i . T - a r . I ana on army to ijieui. wen urant, on w.e lerms proposed by Gen. Grant. Details will beiren as speeuwj as poasible. (SiffCfd) E. M. Stautox, Secretary of War. Heaikju AtTKRa Armies Uüitzh States, April 9, 4 P.M. i To Hon. E M. StaLton, Sec. of War: Gen. Lee aurrenderei tbe army of Northern Virginia this afternoon, upon terms proposed by myc!f The accompanying and additional coneepoadence will thow the conditioci fully. Signed U.S.Ghaxt, Lieutenant General. Ära iL 'Jih, leCo. General I received your uoteof this morning oti the picket line whither I had come to meet you and accrtin definitely what terms were embraced in your propositions of yesterday with retereuce to tbe turrender of this army. I now request an interview in accordance with the offer contained in your letter of yesterday for that j purpose ! Verv reaectfullv, cur obedient servant. K L LaE, General. To Litut. Gen. V. S. Grant. April Oih, 1S65. To Get eral R. E. Lee, commanding C. S. A. Your not ot this date is but this moment, 11:5!) r. ra.. received. In consequence of my havis g pursed trcm the R chmond A Lynchburg road to the P.Aiiuville L Lynchburg road, I am thus niitn g about 4 miles west of Walters' Church, 4lJ will pub torw&rd I j the front for the purpose ot meeting you Notice cent to tc on this ro?d where you wish tbe iLlcrviw to .ke place, wdi mec; me. Very respect.' tilly, Vour obedient pervant, U. S. Gbamt, Lieut, (icn. ; Ar?f ovattcx, April 'J?n, I5b;. i To Geu. R E. L: c, comraanJii.t C S. A. ! In atordatite with the .-ubsutce tf my letter j to you of the instat:'. I prfpo-e to receive i the uirv.jiltr ot the artiy ot northero Virginia j Uli the foil.wi:.;r t rnis, io-it: j Ri.-t tl a!i tse ftüceie and men t be made in ou;ii.cate, one copy to be given to au officer desigiiHted by ir,e sl J the other to be retained by t-uch oCicer or otlera as you lo-iy designate; the otbeera to give their individual paroles not to take up arms xgaint the United States until properly exchanged, ne each company or regimeutrtl :uiuma:ider lo sign a like pro!e for the men ol their commands. The arms, artillery and public property to be parked or stacked and turned over to the cfHoers appointed by me to receive them. This will not embrnce tbe tide arms of tbe officers nor their private horses or biggge. This done, each officer and man will ba allowed to return to their homes, not to ba disturbed by the United States authorities po long as they observe their paroles and the laws in force where they reside Very respectfullv, V. S. GaaNT, Lieut. Geu. HaangcARTxas Armt Northern Virginia, April 9th, 1665. j Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, Commanding U. b A.: General I have received your letter of thia date, containing the terms of surrender of the army of Northern Virginia, as propost-d by you. As they are substantially tbe same as thor-e cxpresel in your latter ot the ciü instant, t.'iey are accepted. I will proceed to designate the proper omcers to carry the stipulations into effect. Verv rtepectiull v your obedient servant, (Signed; R. E Lee, General The follow-ing is tbe previous correspondence between Lieutenant General Grant and General Lee, referred to in the feregoicg telegram to the secretary of war: Curro! House, Va., April y 5 p. m. Hon. E. M. Stanton, SiC of War. The following correspondence hn tken place Ijetween General Lee and myself There has been uj relaxation in the pursuit during its pen dency. (Sliced) I. S Grant, Lieut. Geu. A TRI I. i 15C5 General R. E. Lee, Commanding C S A.: General The result of the last week must convince you ot the hopeles-nass of further re-

the I sistanceon the psrtof the army of Northern Viri ginia in this ftrugglfi. I feel that it is bo, tnd

regard it as my duty to bcA'.i from myeelf the responsibility of any further effusion of blood by a-king of you tbe f-urrea.ler of that portion of the ronf eilerate rmy know n as the army of Northern Virginia. Very respectfully your obedient servant, U S. Grant, Lieut. Gea. Con:. Armies of U.S. AratL 7, lt5. Lieuteaaut General U S. Grant, Commaniirg Armies of U. S : (ir.eral, I hve ieuiwi yocr nte of th:s . u i tioun not ti.urtiy o. tr-e o;üaica vou ... . -. i . . . ex:-.-. - ot tlit- F-o' e..-i.e cu ice iur;r er re:st et.ee the prt of ti e rtnv of Northern Vir:.:.i. I retipro -:i-y -ur dt.-ire to void m useless effu'ion ot blood, ani iherti.uc. btfore cotsiJer13 .u m ri.ftr.l k me 'rr:j- jou M:i oner or. condition cf i:s - irre I Signed) R E Lke, General. AT' l-iii K C 1SG5. Of-, n f. rl Lee, -Yijt z.'j t 4 . f !tt trtci: g. in replv t-. mi3 hr I of the itne di'.e a"a.i: g conditions on nieil the -urrer.dr tt.e army of N -rthnr. Viru'!, is ju-t received. Id reply I i l iy tit r.eu beir r my fii?t doire. there is t or e ctr.dition I iovnt tpon iz: that the men urrendtred .hall be dquiiited for taking up arm aeair. ag;iir.t the government o! the United State ant-! properly exchange! I will meet you as dc-itaied uSHter n meet acy ofüceraycu may name fcr the perpo. of ar- . j vi U1V j sa j - - ranging definitely the term op I render tf tie army of Northen onon wn.ch the Bur et n Viriia will b'receive! Ver rc?pectfully, vour cbedieLt servant. V, r. g Gaar. Lleat. Qn Cocmandbg TJ. S. A

Amt 3, 1565. General: . 1 received at a late hour your cote of to dty. H answer to mine of yesterday. I IU not Intend

to propose the surrender the army ei concern irginit, b-t to t;Du to be frank ask tbe terras of tourproro! I d? not thick the emergency has ar!en to call for the surrender of this armv, but as the te-torat.cn of peace should bo tbe sole! object of all. I dw!re to know whether your pro- j posls would tend to that end. I would not therefore meet ycu with a view to surrecder the array of Formern ir;:r;ia; but as far as jour propos 'ion may atlevt the Co a federate tiutca forces nndcr my comxracd, and tend to the restoration of peace, I should be pleae-d to meet you at 10 a. a to morrow, on the old stage road ta Ilichc nd, bftwecn the picket lirea of the two arores Verv re s:.cctful!y vour obedient servant, It. E. Lxx. General C. S. A. To Lieut. Gen. Grant, Com'g Armies U. S Aran. O.k, Ii65. Geo. II. E. Lee, commanding C S. A. Your note of yesterday haa been received, and as I have no authority to treat on the subject of peace, the meeting proposed at 10 a. m. to day could not leid to any good. I will state, bowever, General, that I am equally anxious for petce as yocr self, and the whole north entertain the same feelings. The terms upon which peace can be bad is well understood; by the soctb laying down their arms they will hasten that most desirable event, save thousands of human lives and hundreds of millions of dollars worth of property not yet destroyed. Sincerely hoping that our d faculties may be settled without the loss of another human life, I subscribe myself Very Respectfully Your Obd't. Servt. U. S. Grast, Lieut. Gen United States Army. War Department, Washington, April 9, U:30 p. m To Lieut. Gen. Grant: Thanks be to Almighty God for the great victory which we have thia day been crowned. To you and the gallant army under your command the thanks of this department and of tbe government and of the people of tbe United States their merence. Honors hare been deserved and will be given to you and the brave and gallant officers and soldiers of your command for all time. (Signed,) E. M. Stanton, Secretary of wxr. War Dar artmemt, Washington, April y, 1Ü p. m. j Ordered, that a salute of two hundred guns be fired at the headquarters of every army and department and at every post and arsenal iu the United States and at tbe military academy at West Point on tbe day of the receipt of this order, in commemoration of the purrender of Gen. Lee and the army of Northern Virginia to Lieut. General Grant and the army under his command. The report on the receipt and execution of this order is to be made to the adjutant general at Washington. (Signed) E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War. From Sew York. Nrw York, April 9ih. The steamer Mata moras arrived this morning from City Point with 9U0 rebel prisoners, part of those captured at Bentonvüle, Goldsboro and Columbia. Among the prisoners is Col. Rhett, of Fott Sumter notoriety. The Times' Petersburg corrc.-ponJent contradicts the ftatement of the railroad to Richmond beinjr nearly repaired. Not a workman has been put on it. Tho Soutti.ido nilroad is to have ita nage changed o as to take up on it rolltng etock. Petersburg wai in command of Gen. Warren, t. Mil the fnh, when Gen HartufT was assigned tj tho command as military governor. The Herald's correspondent pays: Mr. Lincoln was. cn the lib. iuformed bv Geuerals Weitxcl and Sacpley, that prominent rebeU desired an in-1 terview with bira. He replied he was willing to ' erar.t the interview , but in the presence of a! friend. After the reception of the ofticera of the army and n ivy, it was annouueed to the president that Jude C tmpbcll, a?aitant rebel secretary of war, and Mr. ily.rs, a ciemher of tbe lute rebel conptess, were awaifin: au eudience with the preidet.t in another room. The presided, accompanied bv Gecetal Weitrel, immediately retired to the room and held a conference which lasted but a short time, and was adjourned to the flag bhip Malvern. The result of these conferences cannot be made known, but auspicious results j are known to be about to accrue from them. The Herald has Mobile bay correspondence cp to the 31st ult. It appears that Granger's and Smith' corpa marched from Danby'a Mills, on the 25tb, for Blakely, meeting with no opposition, except on the xlCth, when the 13th corp moved toward the Spanish fort, a strong earthwork commanding Mobile, encountering and driving in the enemy, and in tbe evening Granger encamped on the left of that fort. The ICth corpä continued on towards Blakely, encamping at Sibley's ililla, five milea from that town. On the tncmiug of the 27th our forces advanced on tbe Spanish fort, driving ia tbe rebels and capturing their rifle pits,- and establishing our batteries within 400 yards of the rort. Oa thetyjiu, our troops entrenched within 700 yards of the fort. Several lives were lost by torpedoes which were laying around loos. Our loss averapcj-'l50 per day. 300 of the enemy were cut off but have not yet been cap tured. Our less on the 31st was about 600. The monitors and the gunboat Octorora have crowed Dlakely bar and othe a arrived on the 3 lit. Seigc guns and monitors have been placed in position. Heavy cannouadiug was opened upou Spanish fort and continued all day, but the result is unknown. Steel left Pen?acola on the llhh. He captured a train of cars at Greenwood, and at Pollard routed two rebel cavalry regiments, capturing Brl. Gen. Clau?ain, 22 officers, 400 men and 450 horses. On the 24tb, Col. Sterling, with a detachment of the 21 Maine and 1st Florida cavalry, cut tbe Mobile and Montgomery railroad, and captured two wajon trains and 100 prisoners. Geu. Steele and force has arrived at Blakely, six miles from the Spanish fort, and would soon unite with the cavalry. A naval letter to tbe Herald täte that the mot itor Milwaukee was blown up by torpedoes on tke Sth and tbe Osage on the 2Sth, both while operating with other monitors against tbe fort. The rebels are buy sending down torpedoes and fire rafta The force is estimated at between G00 and 700 in Spanish fort, it having been reinforced from Mobile by water on the 23 ih. Forrest with hi? whole command bad reached Blakely. The rebel ram Nashville and the ginboata Tuscaloosa, Morgan and Natchez are in Blakely river, evidently intendirg to give battle to our monitors on the weat fide of the bay. Onr gunboata have bad several kirmiebes with tbe rebel water battcriw, driving the rebels from their guns. Tbe rehel troo:- in Spanish Fort are commanded by Maury. I row "an Franc! eco. Sax Frakcisco. April 7 The steamer John L Stephens, from MazatUn, brings $93,10 in trei;uie nd 1 ,C(.0 bi- of silver ore. Töe Mazulan Times, the im;rial organ, re rort tht Jurez was en route for Cape St. Looi?, whence he would sail for San Francisco, on hia way to Washic ?on Tbe French naval expedition bad sailed.it was feproied for Guaymas. J An imperial force moved to the Pacific. 1 be snora correspondent 01 a he Sanr raneisco Bu'.IeMn, writing from Mtza'lan, March 30, ?:y?: Jau-ez, with h:s mir.iter. ia ttiil raisicg tioop, though ci.jh, arm? and emmtnltlcn arc erarce The French war -teamer Victoria and transport Duihice aret Sinti Birbara, on tbe coast of California. They hope to obtain supplies of coal at SanFruei-co. The daily overland mail to Salt Lake re3 steed j ita trips eterday. The trst rat A this way ficce the interruption has arrived. The scarcity of fl .nu and wheat continue, extreme prices are obtained, and consequently trade does cot improve much. The Union convection of Washington territory have nominated A. A. PecDy as cocjreetiocal delegate Military celebrations for tbe rational vietoriea wert held tbougbout the statt to day. A mass metUng In aid of the solditra radial asioc'ttlcn wtt held here to eight.

' rrena Cmirm. Caao, April 8 Tbi Tinoet' says; i Tbe monitor Osage and Milwaukee ss&k by I torpedoes In Mobile bay while attempting to jat

i ra.nje on Spanish Fort, are not mach da raared and can easily be raised. Tbe True Delta says: Tb Uansport Eaaex which was sank, wi.'I probabiv prove a total loss Only a."x lives were lost. The Delta aaya Forrest's army ia breakin op. large numbers daily des lag, aastly Texaa. Ore tutdrtd and fifty deserted in oce day. and went home The Steamshin Liberty si. iel on lb t 2d for Kew Yotk via. Btvrai Advicwfrom Baton Roure sute the levee on j the M:siippi river has been ororfijwed, and the rarriscu at Moc fanza b trn placed j ooais Fetrs are entertained for the safety of tbe foil " TT t . acu oen. uerron oas a large working party on the levee at Morganxa and hopes to prevent a break there Official war Bulletin. War Dipartmknt, i Washington, April 8, 156i To Maj. Gen. Dix: O A telegram from Gca. Orant dated this day at 12 o'clock at Farmville. 16 mile west of Burkes station says that the enemy have been pushed from the road towards Danville and are now pursued towards Lynchburg and that ha is very confident of receiving the surrender of Les and what remains of bis army. (Signed) E M. Staston, Secretary of War. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED O v LETTERS BY ROYAL PATENT! Prtptrtd frou a prttcr i4i Sir J. Clark J. It ry$icii SUt ordinary to tt Que. This tcvalaable naedlclnt It cafailiac la the car ef all tbo palatal dangerous diea to which ta fmale cucttltutlci is subject. It moderate! otrtractlona, aad a apee!y enra acay be relied en. TO MA HUI ED LAD1E It I peculiarly tatted. It will la a hört tlm brl&R oa tha monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, prtc On Dollar, bear tha Gorerntneat atarup af Great Britain, to pretest counterfeit. Te PüU iylud nA fatalen by Fe mal $ daring 14 7JM7 TBIiKS JIOXTUScf Prtynancy, a tg art lh$ nil ould tut httiiken by Fmolt$ during V.t FIRST THREE XOXWS of Prtgnamcy at they are eure to Irlng on Iflmc trritige, but ae any other time thy art tje. Ia alt cae vf Ntrvuai and Spinal JLffectlona, Pain in the Eack and I J Bilm, Fattgu on alight exertien. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics ar.4 WLltes, these Pills win a'ect a csra when all other aeaas hare faJed; and, although a powerful remedy, io net contain Iron, calamel, aaikneny, or anything hurtful to the ccostitution. Full directions in tbe pamphlet aroued each package, h'rb fiheatJ be carefully preserved. SOLD L Y ALL LRVG GISTS oie Agent fr tba United Statea and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27, Cortlandt SU Kew Toik. N. B. ft and postage ftanipi enclosed to any auiboriied Agent will lusare a bottle, containing 50 Tilla, by retorn niall. dec5-deodiwly FEATHER RENOVATING. 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