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Evening star., 1865-11-11

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON O
sTkEET. BETWEEN 9Th AND 1TH
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock
p m, We shall sell, In front OF the premises Lot
10; in Ihyson's 8 subdivision Of SQUARE No Ii,
improved by Frame Dwelling House.
Also,
Immediately after the above sale, We shall sell
part Lot No. IL. in Squares S97. fronting ON srb
street, between p and Q streets north, having 20
feet 10 inches front by "a feet inches deep to an
alley 10 feet wide.
Terms: One half cash; balance three and six
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
S2S win be reqnired down on each Lot when sold
Sd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU
Is TIE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELhBOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPA.


For purifying the blood removing all chronic con-
blood and only reiabis ana lmPsfs ssstas sta.i
known remedy for the cure of scrofula, Scald
Bones. liberation efthe Throat and Legs Blotches.
PipPlss on the Face, letter, Erysipelas, and ali
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
NOT ahw Of the worst disorders that affect man.
~ a ,s s5se from the sorInption that accumu!stes
hSIs SSn sGqrf on II s1s.
blood instilis the yigor OF health into the system,
she e, pnrgss out the hImors which make disease
and rxrsiis The disorders that grow and rankie IN
has long be- sought for and no. for tha aa, on
u me the public have one on which they can de-
10 show IA. .recis but the trial Of single bo,.Is
VIII show the ,ick that IL has virtues SURPRISING
two I.ble spoonfuls of the Extract Of ssrs.pa.
s ADDED te Pint of fwster is equal TO the Lis Son
Ion Of che $, rnp Of ssTsaparis, or he deeoction
as usually made.
ra,rH,Ess THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN AID.
sRe 1Ts bs IN TsT} sssss. We 4; he
prva,e practices, aud are considered as inyaiuabis
See Medical Properties of Buehu,
FROM DIsPENsAIORY OF THE USrrrn
STATES
zee Pro,'t,or DEVICES valuable works on the
re- rep.ats made by the celebrated DR.. pH,.c
OF Hhlls delpbia- A'siS,
Zee remarks made by DR.. EpuRAIM MrDovv,
Gcelebra'ed Pbysicisn and Member OF the Rax.f
College OF Surgeons. Ireland and published iS ~
fIsnssctions Of the King and Queens Journal Ao
Fee hodtco ChDsrgirdI RerIec, publishei hx
RFNAnIs 1RhvEEs, Fellow Of Royal College OF
SHIEeOns. VI
Fee most OF the late Standard Works of Mediciu.
EXTRACT RUCHU
"sARSkPARILLAS y
Scfd " all Drzggists.
PRlNCIPAL DEPOT
-. HELNBOLD,s
bRIG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioseers.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON 18th STREET, BETWEEN AND
N STREETS NORTH
On TIL URSDAY, the 18th instant Mt O'Clock n
m, we ths sell IN front of the premises Lot 7, in
subdivision OF Sqnare 2li having % feet inches
front. running back to thirty foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises
An oonveyanSing and revenue stamps at the pur-
Chaser 3 cost.
$50 will be required down when sold.
no l0-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-11-11

ACS SPRING ASSORTMENT AOc
fCO 4OO
M RIT RS,
NO. le6 SEVENTH STREET,
3 rEALER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs,
( r EMBRACING
Co.,. PAPER HANG INGs.
A select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper Hangings, Borders, Statne, Gen.
tire Pieces, &C., embracing the Largest and HAND
soonest in the District
Z -a-. WINDOW SHADES.
Bun, Green, Pink Lavender, Chocolate, Brown
and Gilt Window Shades, O variety of patterns
Shade Fixtures, TasselB, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord aud .Tassels. diff.
ferent sizes and colors beautiful assortment. Pic
ture Rings, Nails, &c. - .' =.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. -..-
The largest assortment OF Oval Frames In the
District, warranted TO be gilded with gold leaf.
Also, variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va
lied stock Of small sized Oval and Carte de Viats
Frames.
! ENGRAyINGs AND PAINTINGS.
A few choice Engrayings and Paintings always
store. f
Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
punctually attended to- and executed in the best
manner, in city country.
nN Terms cash for Goods or Labor.
J. MARKRIrER,
AOc 4s6 SEVENTH STREET, zoo
4SOeight doers above Odd Fellows Hall 200
jG53ms Washington, D. O.
Evening star., 1865-11-11

CECRET DIsEAsEsI SECRET BIsEhSEsI
sAMARIrAN's eIrrr
SAMARITAE'S GIFT.
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Curenfor
G0NORHGA. GLEET, STRUCTURES. re,
Contains no Mineral, no BaIsam no Mercury.
Only Ton Pills to Be 7akeS to Effect Cs-s -
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell no.
rre the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate. H
in s.Uy tour Prspsrsd ~ rsss. sa.s
of the university Of PeRnsylysuis one Of the noss
NC IT g. 10 S a,
who have been gorsed With Bsi.am oopssytS, o.
Mercury :" S%MARIrzNs GIFT
Sent by mail In plain envelope
frioe-hale packages, Ga. Female, %
sdko22Pi ft94P, tLtEEs tEt9aR soffEhse' offEheoP6 spo4s,
sAm4fkiTaSs Eco ksSr pLstAtsh ND HkshBs sS JUICES
sxpIfs 4; Inssed dR the yRpSERs RppSss e Rotss eurs
skhkRIfkks 9 ROOT fNE hEsB yfiei yGleH !. 81:
and Ssre s
Of the yeneresl poison 50 that the cure is thorough
and Be hesled and dc not TRANSMIT IL to yeur poe
ery that fer ei1s Do S6T yrn Tsy in after
AssifR ROOF aSP nkhs The
sy.ie l ss IN sd es %PeGss n from tAs
SAMARITANs CHANCRE WASH
Price x cents: Full directions
WHAT THE SURGE0NssAr FTHEsAMA
ITANS REMEDIES
"ON BOARD TEE STEAMSHIP CosTA RIcA SEE
ls Isss-ksssTs. Desmond o., $50 Race strees
PkiIaaelphia-DeAr sirs Please send me Ons ero~s
of your Samaritan o Gift by Adams 4 Co q Erpr.ss
10 as TO reach by tie 18th, sail on that day
Finding IL TO be what IL is represented i 90 nd
ike 10 make a voyage without q SUPPLY.
'0''s' ''i' d: s: boH.rr. Surgeon,
"Atlsntic NJ all Steamship Co. N
"Betveen New York and AspinwalIn
DESMOND 3 CO., Box lsl Phils4eIp phis Poss.
Office.
s~Id by s. CALVERT FORD, corner nth stree
and Pennsy lvsnia avenue
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. nv e-u
Evening star., 1865-11-11
RY ruOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

Kf THUS. DOWLlNG, Auct.; Georgetown.
FIVE VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LoTs
in GEORGET0WN. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November
premises, on Second and Lingsn streets. near the
georgetown College, two Lots. each fronting 20
basement already laid. Alss, three Lots. each
fronting 20 feet, with front basement walls and
running back ls0 feet to a common sewer the sama
being part Of the property owned and occu pied by
the late Survey or, Lewis Carbery, Esq
Terms: Ons-third cash: balancei In six and twelve
months Si''
,Conyeysncing and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser. J. III RITCHIE
THOs. BOWLING, Auct,
no geo Intel. Con Unionl
Evening star., 1865-11-11
THRoUGH LINE RETwEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Do zlissss.;s

WAsHINGTos, October 70, 1885.
Trains between Washington and New York
now run follows viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily (except Sunday at 80 NJ, and o
and z 80
FOR NEW YoRK, changing cars at Philadel-
phis.
Leave daily Except Sunday at Ills o. m and
<Up. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday at 78 and II Is Q,
m, and 40 and 80 o. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at y. IN only.
Leave for Philadelphia at 80 .. enly.
Sleeping cars for New York on Z 10 .. m. train
daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, train aud sleep
Ing car rns only TO Phiisc elphia.
Through tickets TO philadel phia, New York,
BOSTON can be had At the Station Once at all houre
IN the day. as we'll as st the ofoe in the Amer
ican Telegraph Buildine, Pennsylya avenue,
between s1s aud 6th streets.
See Baltimore and ohio Railroad advertisements
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nspolis, and the West.
p SMITH, Master of Transportation,
L. COLE. General Ticket Agent
&C soft GEO. s. K00STZ, Agent. washiugton.
Evening star., 1865-11-11
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU-


exhausted p-wsrs Of Nature which are accomp apred
~ 40 many alarming symptoms, among which will
be fonnd. lntispoitiOn to Exertion, Loss Of Memo
~ Wakrfnlness. Horrors of Disease, or Fnrebod-
lnss Of Evil; in fact Universal LAsstude, Prostra-
tO~isty
HsntreSS requires the aid of Medicine to str,ngfh
IN or inrigorn's the system. which HELMBOLD;S
EXTRACT BUCHU invariably does II no treat
meBt is submitted to, Consumption insanity en-
Evening star., 1865-11-11
HELhBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

VII radically extsrminafe from the system Dis
esses s.lhR from ahis OF Dissi patton IttIs er
penSe ItLe or chang. diet no fnconreni,n,, o,
tIpoShTe; completely superseding those vnpLensant
ana sanssIohs ,en'ediss, Copaira and Mercury in
Evening star., 1865-11-11
A PPLEs. ONIONS AND POTATOES.

A PPLEs. ONIONS AND POTATOES.
SO RHrreis prime New York APPLES.
skin ONIONS WV"
90" fBs,rel: erine Buckeye, Carter and Mercer
vn hsnd, W store and arriving. Tor sale low In
- w. ID. NAOY.
eSS1m ~ Smiths Wharf, baltimore,
Evening star., 1865-11-11

In affections peculiar TO 'FEMALysu is una-
guaied by any other preparation, in Chlorosis or
Retention, Painfnlness. or Suppression of Custom
sry EvacuaiiOns liberated Schirrus State of the
Dterns, and all complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from habits OF dissipation impru
denee in, or the decline change in life
Evening star., 1865-11-11

TIGHT YEARS IN CONGRESS-, by Hon. s. 6.
II Coz; BouIne's Hand Book Of the steam Ea-
glne; Voices Of Nature, by William Cullen BRYANT;
Ty ndail on Radiation; frieze's Quint:Iion.
0s@ GRAACk TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1865-11-11
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, Oct. -, ls6



&C.
Trains tetueen WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE and wAsbIN ron AND THE WEST, are
now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sundny, at SO. 20, and
Has q. m, and 3:B, and 40. and 7:N .. M.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, nt 6:l5, O. m, and
SOP. m.
FOR PRINCIPAL WAY STATIONS, viz:
blsdensbure, Beltsyiiie, Lsurel. Annapolis
.. m, and SO and 40 .. m. daily, except Sur
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 20 and SO IA, ard 40 D. m. daily
except Sunday. No trains to or from Annapolis
on Sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at $50 q. and IS aud 3 30 and 30 D. n,
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave At $40 a m. and 3 - IN.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
and :pp. m. except alec Saturday, when latest
train leaves at l:ls D. m.
On Sunday at l:l5 aud 30 D m. only. nnectfne
AZ Relay Station win trains from Baltimore 70
Wheeling, Pal kersburg. sc.
THROUGH TICKETS Ia tne West be had sf
the Warrington Station Ticket Onice at all hsure
in The day, well ss at the Office IN the Amer-
can Teleersrh Building, Pennsylvania avenue,
befween AZ srS sth streets.
For New York, PhilAielphia. and Boston, see
advertisement OF Through Line
W-P SMITH assteI of Transportation.
L. C0LE. G..eral Ticket Agent.
oc II GEO. &. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1865-11-11
RYJ. 20. McGUIRE 1 co, ,Auctioneer,.

THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON H
PRINTING OFFICE, AND TWO FRAME
BHp BGpsEs rs AZ AND LOTS IN TIE REAR, AT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November Is,
at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell three
desiIalIe Bnilding Lots, fronting each Is feet on
north street, Immediately west of the Govern
ment Printing Office and running back los feet to
an alley.
Also,
Two Lots in the rear, fronting 20 feet each on
Jackson street running back 65 feet inches tn an
alley, each improved by a small Frame Dwelling
House.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by O
deed eff trust on the premises.
ConveyanciDg and stamps At the cest Of the pur-
chaser.
no I0d J. c. MCGUIRE h CO, ,Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-11-11
Joseph REYNOLDS CO.,
p l. u NJ b RS, -...H
JAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
NO, 500 NINTH ST NEAR AVYNuR

"A : taecs Sl4 Pa, Arenss, Wdskinsrox, d. C
GpEAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS F0RwARDERS.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, yEwELRY, VALE.
ABLEs, NOTES, ,sT0CkS, , BONDS, 30,
rs.Se ,eetons o he conntr to all
ha; II ,es
hohfh Afs It's prineips oiIsees Hg sohfAwEsr are.
WASHINGTON. d; C., NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PdlLANpHEiLTriHtSASr, ANpHiTi SSr fAnL,,TTIMoRE,o n,,T ,CIN-
4 #gHT h WILLIE, LEXINGTON. fU F-
Connections are made af New York and Bostsn
with lines forwarding to the GANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and other Steamship lines
to LIVERPOOL. SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE,
and thence by European expresses to all prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and the Cont.
neDt. I'd 80 - ~ u T e ~ AF-F
made at all accessible parts Of the United States
ie - T.. q. DUNN. Agent, Washington D. q.
Evening star., 1865-11-11

Rf e. W. BOTELER, Jr., Aucdoneer.
sALEor CARPETS. DESKS, CHAIRS. BLACK
CAMBRIC, &c. AT THE CAPITOT,
On FRIDAY MORNING. November iItb. AZ
1os O'Clock, shall sell, in front Of the east portico
OF the Capitol large collection of ecods such as
remnsnfs Of CarpetiDg a large lot Of Black Gam.
brle, Dssks, Lounges Chairs, Tables, Sofas &c.
this sale worthy Of their attention. AA1
noSd c. W BOTELER In 49,
Evening star., 1865-11-11

ERAME BUILDINGS AT AUCTION
OEce Depot CommisSayy Of Snbsisfenee,l
Washington, ID. c., Nov s. 1855. (
VIII be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
November Is, 1865, at II O'Clock m, at the old
Government Bakery. in this city, corner Of Gath
and G streets, the following:
One Frame Building, 81 by % feet.
Terms: Cash In Government funds at the time Of
sale. G. BELL,
no 9-lt Major and g. s.. u s. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY W. l.. WALL 3 CO., Auctioneers.
VERY EXrENsIyE AND PEREMProRY
rn AUCTION SALE OF

R1 ". Il. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
VERY ExTENsIyE- AND PEREMProRH
ron. AUCTION SALE OF
HoRsES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, OMN1-
co,rppur BUSES &c., ,v-u,rs
THE r.r,ou, vnF OF u,,,.pns, HOTEL.
sTsBIEs wAsHINGToN CITY.
On WEDNESDAY. November 18th. at 10 o clock
o. m, at tn, National Hotel Stables, 9th street,
rear Of the Hotel. consisting Of
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES,
Adapted 10 all kinds of work, among which are
sCme pairs OF very desirable Carriage Horses.
FORTY BUGGY WAGONS,
The greatsS number OF which Are in irstrate
TEN CLOSE AND OPEN CARRIAGES,
Some of which are very fine, desirable Family
EIGHT PHEAToN CARRIAGES.
Besides n number of other vehicles Of different
,Also-A large lot of HARNESS comprising Hack,
Carriage and Buggy Harness
Also-A large lot Of Extra Fine ROBES, cansist-
Ing Of GRAY Wolf, Fox, Coon and Buffalo Robes,
Also-THE NATIONAL HOTEL OMNIBUS
LINE, now running to and from the Hotel and De.
pots; also, one twenty four passenger Omnibus,
and one Band Wagon or Omnibus to seat twenty
persons, With harness complete, for four or six
Also-THE LEASE OF THE NATIONAL HO-
TEL, STABLES. having about three years to run
the best location for Livery and Hack Stable in
the city. Terms cash. Particulars in catalogue.
CHAS A. MURPHY.
no 10 WM. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts
Evening star., 1865-11-11

MED1OAL BOOKS-NeiH & Smiths Compen.
aah i. aium Srsy anatomy; Wood Practice, two
Baches U. g; Dispensatory; Dunglison 81 Medical
D1ctionary; Gross Surgery, two vols; chsen =
Ellis FoTmulary and many others for sale st tl,s
oc l9 FRANCE rAyrn
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
Northern News.

MACON, April THE Nashville Union Of
the Sth has been received. 1tieontains des-
patch from the Yankee general Sheridan, da-.
ted the 9th, stating that the Confederates
made a stand at Burkyille Junction. He at
tackled them, capturing Generals Custus, Lee,
Ewel, Ker$haw, Barton, Corse.. and Debarry,
with several thousand prisoners. z
The New York Herald of thet7th has infor-tt
nation from Richmo ond that President Lin
coin was there, and is actively engaged in. the
business Of peace; that on the 4th he had 8
private conference with Judge Campbell, Who,.
with the advice and consent Of President Da-
Wis, had remained in the city to sce,what could
be done. 1t was understood that another in.
terview was appointed for the 5th, when Gen.
Wcitzel and other prominent Federal officers
and prominent Confederate leaders were to be
present. The Northern press report does not
statc2who the prominent Confederate leaders,
were.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
General Lees Address
TOHEs ARMY ON sURREN DEsENG
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY N. Va,
April 10th, 1865.

aPrll lUtn, IoOo.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8.
After four years arduous service, marked by
unsurpassed courage and tortitude, the Army
Of Northern Airgiuia has been compelled to
yield to overwhelming numbers and resources.
I need not tel! the survivors Of many hard
fnrglt battles, who have remained steadfast to
the last, that have consented to this result
from no distrust ,of them. But feeling that
vaIor and devotion could accomplish nothing
that could compensate for the loss that would
have attended the Continuance Of tho contest.
determined to avoid the useless sacrifice of
these whose past services have eudcared them
to their countrymen.
by terms Of agreements, officers and men can
return to tbe, homes and remain until cx-
changed.
lou viii take with you the satisfaction that
proceeds from consciousness OF duty faith
fully performed, and earnestly pray that u,er-
cifu! God viii extend to yon his blessing and
projections.
With all nnceasing admiration of your con-
siancy and devotion to your country, and a
grateful remembrance OF your kind and geher-
o!s consideration of myself, lid you All affec-
tionate farewell.
. - r. E. LEE, General.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

All the Felerals spoke of Gen. Lee in terms
of uhbounded praise. The remark was frc-
quGntIy made, "Ile would receive as many
cheers in going down our lines as Gen. Grant
himself"
1t is understood that Gems. Lee and Long
street, and other officers, arc now on parole in
the city of Richmond.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
From Columbus.

AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE Yankees assault
ed Columbus at noon Sunday, 10th instant,
and skirnishing with our forces through the
streets. At sunset they occupied the city.
Their command is supposed to number four
thousand They advanced from the Mont
gonery and West Point railroad. Private
property was respected at Montgomery, but
all cotton, government and manufacturing es-
Establishments, railroads and boats were de-
stroyed.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
Gen.. Grants Order.

. HEADQUARTERS ARMIE OF THE u. S.,
In the Field, April 10, 1866.
SPECIAL ORDER.
All officers and men of the Confederate SER
vice, raroled at Appomattox G. H.: Va, who,
TO oxeach their homes. are compelled to pass
through the lines Of the Union armies, will be
allowed to do 50, end to pass free on all Gov
ernment transports and military railroads
l5y comma nd IF Lieut. Gen. Grant.
f. S. PARKER, A. \. G.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
The Progress Of the War.

The Chester Carolinian furnishes us with
the following reported facts, as said TO he fur
nished by all officer of Gordon's corps:
On Saturday April Sth Gen. Longstreet's 8
corps in the rear and Gordou's in front, the
enemy worked their way along our fauks, and
our rear vas but little annoyed; at night some
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
Gen. Jos. q. JOhnston's Or
der for an Armistice.
HEADQUARTERS DIST. OFFS e.,


CoLUMBlA April 90, 1865.
TO the Officer commanding y. : forces on the Wateree
River, S. {.
Slr-1hc following order issued by Gen. Jos. E.
.rnnson Confederate States Armv, Was this day re-
ccivcd at these lcasquarers and is Communicated to
you for your information:
General Order No. l+
It's announced to thc army that suspension Of
arms has been agreed upon, pending negotiations be-
tween the two governments During its continuance
the two armies arc to occupy their present positions
By command Of GEN JOHNSTON.
AEclEE ANDERSON, 1t. Col.& A. \. G..
am furthermore instructed by Gen. G. T. Beaure-
gard, that it was agreed between Gems. Johnston and
Sherman that o,tycght hours notice of the resump-
lion ufhostilies should be given by the contending
parties.
AIN respectfully, your obi servant,
MLOVELL,
Maj Con. Com. Dist. s, G.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

and portion of our. artillery at AppomattoA
! G. II.
The next day, onr army reached this place,
on the road to Lynch burg. Gen. Thomas,
with his army, had arrived before us and ef-
fccted junction with Grant; cavalry, infantry
and artillery completely surrounded our little
command. We had from i've to eight thou
sand prisoners, and only eight thousand effcc>
five fighting mcu, with muskels, I'll told. Tie
supply OF ammunition Was nearly cxhansted.-
IN this emergency, Gen. Lee determined, if
! possible, to cut his way through, and if he
] could lo no moro, save ut least tic remnant Of
! his army. Orders were issued for grand
! claf~e, and our troops were masscd accord
ingly.
Gen. Crimes division led the charge, follow
e,l SucceSsivclv hv two others. The engage
mrnt culnlnenced shortly after sunrise and
WAS continued enthusiastically until our men
had broken through the Federal lines, driven
them for nearly mile and Il lalf, ana! captur-
cd several pieces of artillery, besides some
hundreds Of prisoners. The old spirit of fight
was unsubducd. Meanwhile, IL heavy force of
cavalry threatened our tanks. For sumo cause
not stated Gen. Lee issued orders to the troops
TO Cease ring and Withdraw.
Subsequently, an officer said to be General
! Custar, oi The l"nhee ca'al!v-entcred our
lines, bearing lag oi truce. Whether his
| appearance Was y Ponsc t." request from
Hru. Lee, or he was The bearer OF formal &c
nahd 10: surrender, 'h''l""u hv |Fch. ''raht'
VIC are moi nilormed' ~ 'I'iS 'lhir, o'ir army
wts>n line OF battle OIL or lcar tho Arromat-
! sox Road the skIrnshers ti'r"%n ont, wh:e
two Ingdre" and !i:'y yards '' iroHt OF these;
on ansllnln"ice, WIS i i;.'@e p"'y %! rederH'
: cavalry. HE coup s'c'l Is HsS''l'9eI lis mag
n'L;eht. r,. = :.
coon amer 'ne f"'"r" "' 'F'I ';'S'af I" h,2 IL:
''hes' "c"' "ran'' 'Fc'"F ~: "'s S''1'
rode 10 Tie headquarters &" ven. Leg "n,c"
were "hotr ah 'Pi''" ''@e' '''''' t'''' 'oau' Inc
latcrs'cw is dcSrtlhrn us exceedingly nnR:eS,.
Slrr. After !hr salutalory :"Ftnalitlrs, which
to"btless were brief and ".'S'"rs'~!'kr, Uen.
Lee rendered MS sWo'a IT, ':ra"' III t"ke' OF
surrender IA" ; "i'''e' ""V'f'. ""F,'ns" !. y
r''re'vc IT, or Icen'vlis' d'Gli"'d to retain IT,
ana act"''!iH'n''u q Us return ID su's'autE,''Y
1lIl mr. lei HI.Ih
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

1t is currently rumored that stoneman and
his raiders were iu the vicinity Of Lincolnton
last night. The rumor has not been confirmed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-15
Our Ticket.

The ticket nominate q Thursday by the
Democratic State Convention, viii be
found at the head of our editorial columns
this morning. Elsewhere we refer to the
nominee for Governor and what is true of
the deep hold that our standard bearer has
upon the affections and esteem of the
great masses of the voters of Minnesota,
will hold with equal force in regard to the
entire ticket.
Onr candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
Capt. @. W. Nash, is well known through
out the State, not only as an able, edu-
Gated gentleman, but also as a man against
whom not breath Of suspicion has ever
been uttered, as regards his honesty as
man, or his reputation as warm and de-
voted friend of the Union lie repre-
seated Dakota county in the Senate of
this State for two years, with credit to bis
constituents and with honor to himself
He took an active part in raising troops
for the suppression of the rebellion, and
when the Indian outbreak took place, he
entered the service as private, but his high
personal worth and splendid qualifications
recommended him for 81 important posi-
ton in the service, which subsequently
elevated him to the position of Captain
and Quartermaster, which position he now
holds. No man commissioned from Min
nesota stands higher for his probity than
Capt. NASH. He is an excellent parlia-
ruentarian, and his electioa will be an
honor to the Strife
Major J. r. JOINS, of Fillmore county,
the nominee for Secretary of State, is q
Young man of more than ordinary ability.
A lawyer by profession, he left lucrative
practice to ecter bis countrys service By
his exertions company was raised for the
the Second Minnesota cavalry, and he
was unanimously chosen'its Captain. He
was recently promoted to maiorship, and