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BALD FR0N BROAD RIVER

IS Z lAID TROM BROAD RIVER
force Of the enemy cavalry. esti-
mated at from three to four thousand,
crossed Brssd River at Smiths Ford
!; on Sunday evening and came within
elesap miles ofsthis place. s They sub
ssgusatly e-ersssed and arereported
70 save moved IL theesrection Of Lime
stone Springs. A flag Of truce bearing
the recent order of Sherman, was. des-
patched after them, but had failed to
reach them atlast accounts. y
Ti111s 1syssMT pRucE * :.
The hope that terms of peace had
been agreed upon which hope agitated
the heart Of the country to its inmost
depths, has proved deceptive. The
sprelininaries agreed upon by Generals
Breck ckenridge and Johnston on our part,
and Gems: Grant and Sherman on the
part the enemy we're substantially
these .fhat the troops ofstne opposing
arnieas should be at once marened TO TO-
their respective States and there pc ,so aus s
banded that the seeded States should
return tosthe Union, and occupy IN
every respect. the same relation TO ehe.
Government and to each other, that mat.
existed previous 70 ene ulstupsion sn"'
the States should assume tne payment
Of the debts OF their Respective uoYern-
ments incurred during the war; ana and
that said Seeded States, should be
guaranteed the exercise of all rights,
privileges and functions previously
theirs.
These stipnlations were submitted to
the President of the United States Tor o.
approval andreturned with Mt the endorse
ment that sno terms can be made WITH
rebelssi arms, : and intimating at the
same time, that these officers bad no
authority to legislate upon civil mat
ters; their functions extending no far
ther than the conduct of their armies in
the field ;.s q
!. This concluded the entire matter for
the fime--furtherseforts at negotiation
beiag5 deemed futile. Gen. Johnston
finding il impracticabls to extricate his
~ ,,osiit ;on cred zard.
,;s. ~, { !. g;;s.;,;s ,,de
ols y sae u'sasss1 $ : 81 s, 49,
fesaas ~ surrender WEI step' soher'nah.
ETideatiy impressed with the belief
--sats.,.s loSs sc these sssae7s = al. :es that
g. - Z. :: sS,:na5 " ns tho
- - = y " 8 - - :,
'4ssa l'sseass ~ fofee of
arms apelsss, ne made serrns.a IF a cha
,.s,.ses snstss,ee "a. ,astrrs ,,,,;;es ss tn.
IS. s;;1 Is,
''sssso - 8
peaeelh pufsasfS. nnether u'hes q
Jehnston acted wisely I'M this matter or
not, 1t is difficult for US to determina,
amid stg sooy,aict;ngc c,,; views and with the
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Csigned.) J. E. JOHNSTON.

Accompanying this, is the order of
Ger. Sherman, stipufating on the part
of the United States, the manner IN
which the surrender shall be received.
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|e No ErroRrs TO DO Coop ARE L6sz
I hare heard of some seeds which sflf deep
in; the earth 70. ages, and Efisys read of thet
young of some iusscn which viii liz ,n 8 !
atatsiike dessh for eighty yssfs 6geshsr,
aud. Jet Rhen the hand thss efsd ths,ss
seed had been mingled 81 the at, 6hd
when the insect that deposited the yo1ngs
had epdedits hightfof generBions tbe sssd
would come forth 3 forest Of nightytisss,
and the insect would wake to 1ifss End
come The mother Of an end dlesz ls7sudes
And 30 Il may be with ksns 3 sre scaissr
ing the seeds Of knowledge, aud piety, ard &
immortality yYbut We sees not thsssed gpf3ng
forth. Our instructions aeen 10 Be fofgotse
ten; the fr1its ofzour libsrslifg ssdns Is
hare persisted and OR favors appssr q
hage.beensia vain: But bes0f GOOD t6af
age; the seed Is sill iaahe earth uSdecsy:
Led, and the time win come whea IL ,aIl
spring forth, and yield i plentepus harvest.
It's watched over BY ths God os eassh,
land not d seed shsil perish Tha Hard hist
scattered the seM mar be aithered, hut the
seed ITSELF shah swell, and ssdd forth stsy
germ, and become q mighty sre6s .llla4
voice thai: :dttesAd theses rn1Dn insg b Aiiahss
but others that received ths tsuthsba ic6mS
forth and declareitafresh to stsg sgensraiiOnsas
II 80. -
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gIlie lille Gaql,irer.
3yoakvilLE. e s c
gEDNEspAY, MOANING. MAY 8, 1865.
TERMS FoRas6s,

ONE DOLLAR per annum, payable In produce at old
Including Corr, eaf, Flour, aaesu, Rye, Butte
saesPonltsy. 81
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ss0MHGHsSHONElk,S .N0T1C
sfsIlARDIANS, rista and Com
nsitieca nI,st maze tfeir s seturns % abs
adice before the lsf ny Of 3nf uoz Hpes FiB
uade. ETER Bt bfk11f
! - - sGouials g ssss5y
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Epm the Richmond WING Of ApIlrls.
The Surrender Of Gen. Lee.

DETAILS OF THE GREA
EVENT: -
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sirs !oS sosaa .essaya ~ - t,ailS' all =
ana melcateo nus 1aseas,o aSaa eoe gpshas, ab =
nus poTes e eaees :,sI sass s& "a th;s - gss. ssas
OF gooa !eeilng Ptexallee, anu al .s.as as.s rec
the iast interview pesMeenz snesao :. eSl,, Ma,
manoers. 1as[l ueh. gtans iesainsssso ~ IL !.
lean mouse, ana so3n .e al.sl Ieil5sals 5 I5sah
Lohgstrees 9orson st,e Fesess eaars a arvsd ssd
and and after f o racognitions , and introdnetions'
an hour Of yery friendly intercourse
took Mace. during which many scenes
and ;pc;Sents of bye.oone colIepe days,
and and days Of service e together III fhe.ree. :.
nlar army were revived and re.toId
with will m,,eb GOOD nature. :
O. e.. 80 c.. T I.oa .,r,d "a II.
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by the terms OF the Military Conyen-
tion made on the 28th, by Maj. Gen.
w. I. Sherman, u. S.=A., and Gen.
T. e. Johnston, G. S. A., the officers
andsmen of this army areto bind them
selves not to take up arms against the
United States untilproperly relieved
from their obligations, and shall receive
guarantees from the United States,
agaiastmoiestatien BY the United StaSes
a0.hofities,so long asthey observe that
ptiigation, and the laws IN force where
thsy reside. For athesee5jeecS duplicate
muster rolls will be mS8ae nm sttiarely,
iii after tue distribution of ,he nsees-
say papers, the ta.vovs will march un-
'heT officers. 70 }Sif re<eec ,Ye
.strs nd there l.. 81 sand. all re.
,4m ae&isr ~ -s.rofor-; ssZssfia1 o,iiect
s''- rr'.s "a .,or ::ssp acatic.. s,rn-eo the
.--s,s:G of ~ ertlfc' 5yso1 thc 9n:m ~
- 's7:o ssh" It. Events n F-rin'a.
.ei...,h -okr every hone or succcas ~
- imIosad On its Il neral the d.
ii: sparing the blocd of this g:lhi
army, and saving our country from fur
ther devastation, and our people fson
ruin. g 60 -.
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Policies VIII be issued either with Stock or
Mutual plan for Q term not exceeding Eve
years. No more than 81 900 will be insured
in one risk, OF hat would be exposed 70 one
fire. - - 49, $50 -
20 This Company, will Pay Lessess
caused BY lightning. The Directors will aim
to do s.is, rsther than large Sssisess, and
makeH 80 zS sE 2srLssy--
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-19
From the New York Observer


We have had in use for months past one of
Vests Pumps. which has given us more sat
isfaction as force and lifting pump than any
we have ever used. It il one Of great power,
and well adapted for ships decks, mines. fac
tories, greenhouses, graperies, &C., &c. The
Mining Chronicle and Railway Journal says:
1t is recommended for its extreme simplicity
of construction, ,groat strength, and conse-
quent durability and cheapness of repair
There is no stuffng box-the pressure being
held by cup packing. like that upon the
working piston, working in cylinder, fitted
for the purpose within the upper air chamber
which we think a great improvement, as stufing
is go liable to be deranged, and leak under
strong pressure, to say nothing of the loss BY
friction incident thereto. 1t has also two air
chambers: thus the action of the valve is
cushioned upon both sides by air-prtventing
water-hammer and vacuum thump. The valves
are very accessible, and simply and cheaply
repaired. They work much easier than any
pump we have ever seen; the inch cylinder
being worked by children in wells 100 feet
deep, and as they are extremely cheap as well
as simple and strong, we freely recommend
them.