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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIEGEONl AprII p, IO.IO ?. W.

WASHINGTON, April rs, 1910 P. Ms
Acgor Genera! Dir, Relo York
A despatch has just been received by this De
partment from General Grant, dated Raleigh, A.
NJ. April Path. He says
AZ reached here this morning and delivered TO
General sherman the reply to his negotiations
with Johnston. Word was Immediately sent TO
Tobnston. terminating the truce, and information
IT. civil matters could not be entertained in any
convention between army COMMANDERS"
fSigned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
As5scln Washington despatch to the New York Time.
dated 25th says
Va have infornatio from Shermaa's army to-day Of
an ;oorta nj character. Il appears Johnstons rs let
icr fo CEN sherman proposed surrender OF ia army
an 4ha AZ ne terms Lee fufrepcered meeting wa ar
-e,yaa AZ vgh;eh W de Hampton was presents he pro
tssd aranst the terms Of surrender and declared he
ond not surrender his cavalry force supposed TO Be
-, obort n rec thousand strong Thereupon Sherman
.ssr.ed 70 DELAY for the purpose OF giving Johnston
and Hampton an opportun ~ 20 consult Jeh Davis =
ano,bnr meeting was arranged for the next day On
mat DAY the pa ties sgaln met ana al Ine nss sIung
fbe s rkabe mem oranduA or bars OF agre m Mt was
.sontsd and AZ once agned. i IA further shown that
befor Shsrman sgued the oorandum ne "a received
nsTa Of he assassination of President Lincoln
The Herald's II ashington correspondent so s
letter of the Richmond correspondent Of the Lon
don Tines dated March fJ-eshadowa fe7' onsrIn
recent policy ana has given ise TO nuc" r0n en s9
a.sussion j. official circles re to-day ~ IS Ftgaroed
ss sv, i6can n view Of Whist las occurred recently N
Eo5 Carolina md sho 20 that TIE rebs! ieadeis nave
yelied mon worirg on Cen. SheTmans char Stef IA
his snecedents &C aii then n tn tHt's"'J "Ae D"'
which has begun.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

The Atlanta papers have received information of Mr..
Lncon's assassination but maze no comments upon it.
They also deny the surrender Of Lee and affirm that
GEN Grant lost 600 men ia the battle OF Amelia Court
House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY

4TIss REBgCCA G. McLAMoRE takes pleasure in
wi notifying her friends and customers that he ma,
taken the front room the store formerly occupied
BY Messrs Breeder Fox, corner Of Broad and 4th
streets where she will be prepared TO resume business in
a few days. She viii soon 60 North for q new supply
of desirable goods in her line ~
All persons indebted to her will please ,a end settle
ap29-3t'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
TIE FIFTH CORPS.

ssis m. L. A. Hsndrfck's DespassA.
Although reused at three e'ceck, Il vss nearly two
hours er the hour appointed before the whole Of the
Fifth corps got In motion The fault WAS not General
0rnn's and told the delay ives unavoidable For
tunately, Il resulted In disadvantage 10 the general
programme. The only difference Il mads was having the
sams numbsr Of hours' additional delsy on this side Of
ths river At length the corps In motion The aF-
Nlley took the lead General Crawfords divi-
sion had the advance Of che infantry General
Ayrss' followed, and General Chambsrlain's brought
up the The marching In this order ss starting
After getting into Washington the order Of marching in
the review being that the corps should march in tho
numerical ordr Of divisiona The First division, Cone
nj Chamberlain's, was given the ADVANCE General
Ayrss came next and General cawfords came Last Of
the infastry Tho artillery succcsded the infantry.
A aRANDLY MAGNIFICENT sI0Hf
was this moving Of the corps this nne morning with
~ twenty thousand bsyonets glistening in. the
gorgeous sunlight and nass dreaming and bands play
ing Then there was tho long lne Of arlsry in the
distance and intervening in abundance sddlng 10
tho wAsiike picture q We crossed the Lqhs Bridge.
Semindsd by The scens Of The Arsytims the army
crossed this bridge now nearly four yean ago. On .
bright moonlight night we crossed II then. We now
crossed in the full sulgsnt Night Of the morning SUM-
We then went to our frst battle We haye now come
nom our last hight There havs been long days and
nghts Of cloud and storm snos but she clouds have
been dspelled and the storm has ended We have
vctorous In tbs strfs and just beginning 70 reap
NE rewards Of our victories II seems oil dream.
While ws were crossing the bridge General MesAs and
star passed a. know not why Il is, but there IL nc
cheering demonstration n sight Of the commander Of
the Army Of tho PoomaG He has meter been the raan
b rouse enthusiasm. ar -e ~.
few minutes before eight o'clock the corps reached
Capitol HiIl marching through Maryland There
were tokens on every sido Of . busy and exciting
day In the city On an sides Of us seemingly other
corpa were forming, preparatory 70 marching down
Pennsylvania avenue Cavalry, infantry and batteries
to the right Of US the left Of and in front Of
Where there were not soldiers were crowds Of men,
woman and children aia s tU elf
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U1sond A - no0ALnonf commanolnG =
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Two aaSdrsd and Eleventh PsnnsyivaniA Lieutenant
no Hnc,,s% u"ua's, ass ,,,,..s
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Palmer, Provoss Ashsi; Captain Nunson Assistant Pro-
vOst Nassh Lieutenant stickney, signal 0dcer; Lieu
tepant Royce Engineer ocer Lieutenant Hunter, Act
Ing oaartermaster; Lasutsnans Rch Nineteenth Maine,
oonmaading Provost Guard brevst Captain Smart, As
distant Surgeon, q. q A., Medical Inspector
A. they passsd the stand where Che President Lieu
tenant General, 10, wers General Humphrsys saluted
In the most dgnined and seld,sry manner - did his
STAR attracting the ssention and applause Of the multi
tuds or spsctatorA -
~ es TEE FIRST DIvIsIoN
Of the corps b commanded BY Brevet Major General
Nelson A. Niles, with tho following ~
Major Richard A. Brown, 4 A. G. 6ixty6r New
York Volunteers; Charles J. Won Hermann, Major, A. A
D. q United States Volunteers; MAJOR W. h cochfans
40 II United States Volunteers; Captain A. G. yoies
oe United States Volunteers; Surgeon WIN. vosburyh,
surgeonin Chief One Hundred and Eleventh Nov York
Volunteers; Bfevet Major stas J. Msiiia Division In
spector, One Hundred and Forty eighth Fonnsylvana
vountseen; Capt L. H Ives Chief Of Pioneers Twenty
axth Alchigan vols Capt r Price, Acting Ord 0ucer;
Fourth New York Heavy Artillery Brevet Captain John
D. Black, A d. g., One Hundred and Forty-nfth
Psnnsylvania Volunteer; Lieutenant o. Wood, 4 G.
r., Fourth New YORK Heavy Artillery; Lieutenant
Alexander Sweeny Provost Marshal Fourteenth Penn
sylvania Volunteers; Lieutenant Edmond L Beulnski.
A A. D. O., Second New York Heavy Artillery.
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THE NINTH CORPS.
oGr. ,. w. Hritcl.'s Despsteh.
ABApouAkrxRs, NrsfH AanS Cosys,
WASHINGTON May 20. 1896.


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En~lish Fears and Prognostloatlo tlons -
-. IS Anarchy An America. -

sm-whie this fatal news from AmericA stii rings 10
sry despotism are everywhere repsassd wOd Of hope
and 0f confidence may not DO 0ut Of placo. ae8
Bet us not mourn FOR Lincoln himself He hns fallen
martyr rightsous cause aad after . glorious
Let Us rather hepe, le ~ appeal thc Amer-
governments even ss such crirs e the present.
Democracy, We arc told, hes thn Advantage
Historians delight in tracing the confpson attendant
upon the sudden death OF monarch 70 The nckle syste
which may give Marcus Aursesus the one day and
Commodus the nexI But let the kphabkAsts OF The
United States prove that their Institutions do mel
depend upon either tho c Of upon the capacity
Of That they may havs faith and strength mu
be the earnest prayer all wsli.wishers " thc North,
and surely also Of Southern sympathisers for what
they otherwise look forward 70 but pfoongacn a
disnD9eya 20 the Confcdsrutesf t.A SO t4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
Singular Story OF the Adventures OF .
Young Engiish Lady I'm View York.
lrrom he l0udoo star. AprI -

!
About four months ago young gr alleging her name
70 someryilIe or summerveae, called upon Mrs. D,
then residing In New York, mssakins the bouse for
boarding house. In the oourss AZ eouvessaiion she
stated that she almost destitute and tbas short tpe
previously she had left her home In EnsisUd accom-
panied by a foster brother and female eeVo0e both u
whom had deserted her. She believed her fasher 30
In New York at The time In search Of her, Upon thsV
Mrs D., who Is in ariasnt circumstances, and 90 eS
ceedingy kndhcar,ed lady permitted the young gr 20
remain In her house, ana In the meanmc commsntcated
with the police anfhoriles IN Now York with tbs view oj
andg her parents o. restoring her 70 "a Des q,
lady continued 10 sotourn ss Mrs ID .. short t,nae
Afterwards the following advertisement appeared IN she
Ngw YopK HynALp, Which was considered would slacs
grave asrm 70 the psrsous ccgnIsant of sss scry:-
A: % sswsrs % s RsrsSs 's:, ~ ,sfG, g
summepeAus, Oak lial bsrnes tondas The yDsns lad1
, q viii ss sn ss
70 e s taa S as M'
sha receiys yoa he rssdsnss Of Mr. o sssd spraS
at once procccded 10 the address indicated 70
the advertisement and was then inorncd ths The per-
son who had caused the dysrsesut % WHICH she ~
Srs i,sd g appear 70 ss ,so ms SsS
left for England Mrs ID. being about hssesf 70 pro
coed TO Ensland, by the adyHo OF The New Yorh
sna hsr TO
Mrs d. ncuuing the whole oe tho sxpsnaeA Typos
their arrival p London both ladies' At once visited the
Barnet but no person Of the name Of simmcfvlle re-
sided there have resided these iattery.
The young lady, who appeared 10 BE- suffering from
health she rapidly sank down and fsw days ago EXPIRED
IN the of her only friend ana hr
D., who on her arrival " Engand .ook ?daInfs :, shs
but could gain no .idnrs of ne ~hsrsssosss = Set
= y ss r s. s: s: e 'Sss sssy
whom will doubtless be lowered unknowu - ancass4
for into her youthful ard virgin grave. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

,,...,xv M AxsAIa--Thers ~ . Law 70 ponisn me
M no whips on treats his besss cruely end tnere
n.s Se some means of abatlng The exkuDq sessnoS
IA sSomInatfon fouud IN The mAnner ~ vescn esscss
ssar These dsfspcesss dumb bsulso are e.sy esfneS
~ sgcps. pIIed MP ks bssss of eeo1n Mn ons 49,
hanging eus vron " vbesss - - nss
revosslop - s+t - A. - VI
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PRICE FOUR CENTS

II II
seat on one Of the stands erected, or esrons ssas 10
the vicinity Of the rsvesing stand liaa n senlsss
stood across the when the pppcesson was nos
passing, or was interrupted and ssntps eee stood ,en
feet apart along both ddes Of the stre f the whole
distance from tho State TO The War ,pspaStmonk
Yellow tickets, without numben, sdmitesd 70
curbstons ssat within this ressFyed spsne. Yellow
tickets WIKI The numben entitled The holders 70 ssass on
stands number three and four Red tickets gave sdmis
sion TO the favored 70 stand number tvo, and rcd
tickets were nscsssary 70 gain entrance y ths main
's''s~'ns sand n t-ss,a.sa asaapsas itGr
THE BANDs At TIE RRvIIwrNG BrAND.
Opposite the stand number wsrs p0sssA full drum
corps IN sher hody Clothes which gaze tse salute 70
mo uass OF each regiment - y paspsd- There were
also On duty next % the drum corps two
bands relieved BY others from time 70 time Which kept
up the music whenever the psssps brigade q regmensal
bands were not playing en- passaak 49,. ~
Stand No. was decorated profussly visA sowsrs in
pots from the White House CONSERVATORY. ss
,., TIE NUAHEn ON Rsvlsv. %
Tho limo OF march, estimated . peuds eighty -fve
thousand Of all arms and over Distance Of
twenty miles, occupied about ssvsn houn IN passing tho
reviewjng oncera The osse Gsa - viewed from the
reviewing stand, was truly magnificent zhs troops
marched in olose column The sight no OF course,
90 grand Is would have bssn the whole army could
have been seen sas once; but the march ip
review was, indeed, one Of the srandss. mill
tary spectscles ever witnesssd A The taAaered
and battictorn colors Of the various regiments o,
these veterans Of tho Army OF the Potomac passeo
along they were greeted with cheer upon cheer Many
them shveds ghosts Of ths Tags that were
borne into the earlier battles Of the war and we'll repro.
seuted the than dscinatsd regiments whose rom.
nants proudly carried them in this holiday pageant
as the cIose or the greatest campaigns ever 10
corded In history. A. each nsment passsd the -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

Tu sroHn--cRKAr FanHEr IN Ius sCsvuxnL -rhs
ran that fell during Sunday and early yesterday nom
ing caused heavy eshet In shs schSyhi rsves, tht
Wissahsckon, and all the streams enpeginl into th4
schuyklL The wsser commenced 70 rIss . X.asMesnl
about Hyc O'Clock yesterday morning, aud ~ esven
rad rsaen over two feet and ~ oc>ock " y. W.
over ave above the dam, aud staouasy ne vaeS
IN the schuyk has not been a. high - tb nnce 1905
AZ Manayunk the mirs ell stopped Ard the vssel
flooded ihe lover stories and pick hcusce - come .
bsm aiso few dwellings near ths bankt - the liver,
but no material damage was done, The pasenser raib
road track south OF The town vas covered fcs
Bile distance with wafer 70 the depth % soous
four feet and passengers were coupe,led 70 VAL vu7
some distance down the road 10 get 70 The esrs Oc
fences trees and lumber IN sree quantities wsfc swsW
down the stream me ehsraetsr of the esa p.'rsy
ovcr the dam showed clearly that no gveas es snsse ~
been douc further up The river Al the wsssS 49,
Mirnount except The turbines IN sbe new wss - ~
were stopped ccusequenos q she rcsnss "a ss,s
tide ALI the whavcs both sides q ~ =. sy.sv
fson the canal locks down belos harh1 suss osu..y
were overflowed, and IN tho neisnDospsco. 60 r. ~.
fourth and Wood streets The wafer 80 -s"s.,s- s
,Ss sssees noodIns sli The cellars ~ 's,s Ins
vSsyves al The Pennsylvania ksircen, ~ hss.s sueei
wsrs oooaed hut mo<t cf tbe tSes ana mnoer vsre
ont az The way Of The water during 1e cay Ine
Ia in ,bc delaware was aiso very be., newng ever
NV. ~ ~ wbarycs; but We have heard o. no serious
Sswsss sIoss ether of the rivers kses
Moy 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
TINE REVIEWING OFFICERS.

The scene presented in the neighborhood Of the re
viewing stands truly grand There four stands
erected by the public authorities.
THE ,BEvHwNG 0FFIcBRs' STAND.
Stand No. was erected Immediately in front Of the
White House. II was about one hundred and twenty
feet In lAngh the main stand being about ny feet long
and projecting tan feet beyond the limo Of the wing
The whole Of this stand was profusey decorated,
the base and capitals composed Of Amsri.
can days and Che columns wrcsshed with
hospital nass Of yellow and green Above the
main projection three stars composed Of fevsrsresna
White nags oatsd In graceful folds from above AZ each
end Of the main stand stars Of evsgreens At this
stand were the reviewing ofacen, tho President and
Lieutenant General Grant Upon tho draplng Of the
nags were the words:- a feA eN r
$ATLANTA, WILDERNESS, STONE RIVER S0UTH$
s MOUNTAIN, SHILOH, VICKsBURG
On the west sde upon the front projection, were the
namcs:- ~ h r
s;cHScSS sSS
,l5 BENT0NSvILLE. s,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

/ What did you come here after p inquired
Miss Susan Draper of q bachelor friend, who
made her call when, the rest Of the family
had gone ont. '''-'
4 come to borrow some matches, he meek
Iy replied. ., oEet NJ roeiiliq, sssgj
Matches That's likely story, Why
don't you make q match know what YOU
came for exclaimed the delighted miss, as
she crowded the old bachelor into a corner,
you came to kiss me and hug me almost to
death, but You shap't without you are the
strongest, and the Lord knows you are ,s IN,
N DETRoIr, Aug. 12.---General Grant and
suit arrived at the Central House in this city
day, at half PAST ii O'clock The party
immediately entered carriages and were cons
veyed to the Biddle House. The streets
through which the General passed were crow
ded with people, who greeted the distin-
guished visitor with loud and prolonged
cheers. General Grant gives reception at
the Biddle House. ------
DETROIT, Aug II The propeller Meteor
| took fire on Friday morning while In ST. Ma
ry's ship canal, and was ssuttisd aapd sunk in
twelve feet OF water. No lives were lott
The passengers lost all their effects. The
Meteor Is the same boat that collided with
the Pewabic. Both boats are owned by Viii,
ting &C.,, of Detroit.
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VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of the city Of Norfolk, on the
7th day of August, 1865 i'o'- =.
Paynter Davis & Co., "A Plaintltts.fo
- against ia.5s9s In case and ateehmt,
Jos. Bickerton & Co, ga9ys, 9 Defendants.
In this suit the object of which issto re-
cover of the defendant thelsum of Thirtt en-
Hundred Dollars, &C., the plaintiffs having
filed his declaration and the defendant rot
having been served with the summons in this
suit or with the attachment thereon. Ill Il
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant is not resident of this State, 1t is
ordered that the said Joseph Rickerton & CO.,
do appear here within one month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect his interest, and that a copy Of this
q order be published oncea week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Day Book, q newspaper
publ shed in the city OF Norfolk, and posted
at the frontdoor of the Court House on the
first day of the next Corporation Court, Of the
said city. Gaea AZ usd@ q ss9Ai14 -
/, "A COPY lTeste; u.s. 15tsE0 ad} ati a99 y
aads - HENRY M. B0wDEN, G. Q,
angl0-tfs ta9if {M e aAsset'. ~ y
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q. aug 10 If
H7IRGIN1A

VIRGINIA. 'e@iso ne spi1.a..s.
~, " -'.-- sa4slGl .botissi 2ss :: ~ si43
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the City of Norfolk on the
eth day of August 1865. 49iIiHo ~ 5ss ~
+. Stearns h Co., 9a' Plaintiff .
,, against In case and attchmf,
Beni. r. Spruill. 3l.q vygs Defendant.
- In this suit the object Of which is to recover
of the defendant two hundred and fifty dollars
and seventy one cents with interest due by
open ascount, the plaintiff having filed his
declaration and the defendant not having
been served with the summons in this snit, or
with the attachment thereon and it appearing
by affidavit filed, that the defendant is not a
resident of this State, it isaordered that the
said Benjamin F. Spruill, do appear here
within one month after due publication heres
of, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest and that a copy of this order be pubs
lished once week for four successive weeks
in the Day Book, newspaper published in
the City of Norfolk, and posted at the front
door of the Court House on the first day Of
the next Corporation Court of the said city.
\ A Copy Teste.l
IE paoI HENRY M. BOWDEN, G. Q.
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Legal Notices.
efIHGIvlAi .ENoGa. !.

eyIHGIylAfa .Egg0Ga 4 G4t44a sVh
AtRules held in the Clerks office Of the the
Circui, Court of the city of Norfolk on the nh
sn,lay of.August 1862 ~ iftltAs 20. .,ssol
. n Stearfis& Co. Fialnn'nS
against In case and attach mt Mt
y sbAs I'M cClees, TX areA e9HaaoiDsfendant
La this suit the object of which isto receR
yer of the defendant six hundred and one dot
lars and twenty three cents with interest due
"a by open account, the plaintiff having hled his
declaration and the defendant not having been
served with the Summons In this suitor with
the attachment thereon q q g-a.i21o9 asn9t
land it appearing by afadayits filed that the
defendent is not aIresidentrof this State, it is
ordered that the said Charles Me- less do APP
pear here within one month after due pnbliea-
ton hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interests, and that copy OF this or
der be published once a week for four sues
cessive weeks in the Day Book newspaper
published in the city of Norfolk, and posted
:, at the front door of the Court House on the
first day of the next Cooperation Court OF the
said city. sI 4 sees
fs.. Ns'p' HENRY M. BoWDEN c. O. ;
tir $50. IN 4f sr sacB j 9yi -951 a7t m
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g EFT HI M KCH, -
D. Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of ~

g Il HI nj A IL O II,
- Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of =.
FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS.
Manufactures and keeps hand the largest stock and
best assortment of Plows Harrows Cultivators, Corn
Shelters Corn Planters Hominy ard Meal Mills, Carts
Wagons &c &c. and at the lowest prices Of any other
establishments in the South. All goods made in the
best MANNER and of superior material Orders solici
ted for castings of any kind.
Store, Nos 26 and % Water St.,
Av Factory, Nos. 16, Is and 20 Nicholson ST.,
b.. 4f.A ta& y Norfolk, Va,
!, Also Agent for McCormick's Reaper and Howe &
Bouvier's Rail Road Track Hay and Cattle Warehouse
Portable Drop Levers, and all kinds of Grocer's.
Druggists Butchers, Jewellers and Bankers Scales,
and fron Zinc and Brass Weights at Factory prices
jy24-1m ~