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%''cO this dw ior thIcc vvars' srle'ituteS
;pN for three lcar' volunteers. $50 every cash
do-n Tor Que yoai 'ut-titutes. No huuDua. VI MUIR
my, COT. MWhiugtUn ". "a
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CHOE-FlTTER "A FIRST CLASS BAL
- mo az uasteI eNLiei. En4.iIo a.. yut w,ue .t
u. BUYERS, - I.Eayth street, seeo-l i.Dv., Rat
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: AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
- WLocor Nils,u's machines - bonn. tuck oal
fac. lsatd.ur, l.ftct lO. h sAd ucuI .It.. 90 100
ItB after VI cI..es 20 rent lt Htf l4IJ'i..rN,
l.. Ivcuty-', yCu'h ~, No.. 1.h ,nd s'h aysa. %
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SDE0 HAND MONEY To RUNNERS
y ~-DO .or volunteers for 81. 4. e. Navy P.re.
men, able ard ordinary .eAien paul the hi ho. tt.In
ne, At ia Chatham street, 0ld sh piping ONCE ny
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MILITARY ".

A BMl, NAVY AND MARINES SFNNES,
emcu, Hud-ucu, tia, su.itus. Goa -r.lssH ts. .
can - We tltho rc icn iof l. o. ,ca-s With $500
r" tron and hemcu ms r'ict'd inf -'ii tion freely
given. t'l caiy On lliuMA, NV ION, & " all Il,
d, Office. $40
A TTENT'OS, DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Il III -CHAkDt' 40 SJl .lti.s.
ll~CuAi,. ID SOLpIkiS,.
sos Bounty, Al tlfl,
or thu ~ Lt,AN kiSrkNE CON r.
VETERAN IHett.AF coz. ;,
NErELAN RESERVE COR -
Apply ~ NASilbI ~ 81 NOtNAit-
Us 200 oudsaj, M stairs.
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Il 0Dl CASH FOR 3-YEAR SUB.
WV stitutee or volunteer s1l1 r.sh for
year substitutes. s1bO cah for I-yeaI volunteers
bis IL NO huiGbug. hUuey laid clsh dow beioru
you leave the mArnhara ohicc Gail aud cuilsllt ",
SHIELDS, IS Fulton 81 coI Cold lUL
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NITANIEU-A FIRST CLASS IRON RAIL
w ing hnlsAeT. Oue who un4cIs Ana lat 10.
work. Apply " join FArIkL 4CH. as ThIId
avenue. lgo
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W t,.tt ahe' atI.u,. and tood p.soi; one ~ ho
uIheist'udu vest uakiuf preferred u,fu button
hce uakcrs Apply conner BusuWick d, rnuo aud
hiI.d - MhIansHInh o.
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"a ~ wv - Jaw ~ l4NlslNA III W.
: conc iu ava Army DuiCei, nu4 not % h.Otcft Gau
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tNu me u- 'C-t luuu - 'Hrtf IUu tUr Con M
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las the an urt t-., whi,l d. ia" vtll AlshUt sum
that can be rlycn no matter " nat Hooker. %. Run
nuIs may t' ttc. Tie pIlorrs uf fLt O. p.l5 si
.lcc'e- uy fAc MON DIl rtcf ..,uc vii. done 70
l..s tho men comfort tl he. tau .ui t'lE with the
,E.Atii at 30 l,s4...., COS. Actor IrCo. can ~
VI icioIr o'c och, II po-slblo OF lOOI9 O'Clock In
tie Il. ct IyJh. 20
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ssII.IEA " v.

GNnn CASH DOWN, EACH, Fur rwO
NCOO recruits. l,gOV each Tor a sulstitnse.
Call ycuieelves men. No brokers need Apply. Gan
~ S4A BtOsdsay, loom o.
5000 30 VOLUNTEERS TO FILL
SoOOtown .uo'a. Men tor Navy, seameu, Are
MEN landsfneu; al,i lev Invalid Cops. years -,b-
stitutes wanted. SEQ ~. LfsrEk, kranip'ux sur
gCsIu, 90 cal q, s. \. Ib
sOnn CASH For MEN TO JOIN A
NooO new rcEmUut Iov iurmius ut Albany
camp IA the yen t,d l,..u tof Neterana. Bring
our di-baitc. .u So,th ,Au ~
5000 BOUNTY ESQ BOUNTY. $50
"OCOhauJ money iii lie paid auy gerson hiring
In recruit 10 20 Ann a..
ssU bounty viii he paid volurter-s aud suh-.itute,
tor tho army aud nav ~ ~ Aun t.
$50 bounty will be paid each recruit Iresendns
himself NJ 80 ABus
80 cab lruup viii h. psh substitutes tor u.s,
ARM At the Metropolitan Ufhc,, ~ Anu a., doors
lulJN nassau -. ne
SS1O BOUNTY-.95O HAND MONEY
tN'pO to vn,uutecr for tho Army or NAVY This
can Pc psid without leaving the city the Supetyt
scr r. ~ Once No delay Ia mustsring al tho
o,d rsiahlisied ofiNre, 20 Courtlendt 1t. ~
90 Nn not Ny % BOYS WANTED,
NDcO over II YEAR. This IL an opportunity
'clton offered. lhey can Oin branch In the rer
wee. Alec ~ one stafs mou, 10 NhOm ve are pre-
pared pa, f6u uoIt thau thev can lpt ora vher re-.
tome and soc tOr ourtoli We ~ the highest hand
mono t1Crf man dealt hOruiuhlV With, Rooms q
II, three tirhts up, II Snsrau At. HENRY g.
CO. III
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cow wanted Tor provost duty, onj,. ina.
Eo-ly ncl accepted, thoy having 10 gua d other iu
HsH q b'lns guarded Apply Z B.osGway, Tot
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A lTENTION - nOUNil $ilO - HAND
u MONEY e45'-slmy o. navy. Corlss tast Broaa-
WY nud Catherine It, bastiucrt LANluAN &
slhAS, a.tut-. sol
a I o. FRANKLIN ST., NEAR BROAD
va. AID ...,..s yu,uu.,,.t aN4i. q. t1i .urco
toFi1 ia cruuul N,F .rs Iat ,lT1r,lsUrs ~ ,A,l4
uents vii ,omain here to ga, uouuucs "a. chem quo
thH ui" ilItd. lutt Nlt AGED loo sls ~. e. tu-u
luau lee aud Do nd money H. uiiB pIesCutins thtiu-
ttfta Nill IcDC.st Dol % to uOluts hama tDolUt.
p ottis ma. either -Nir tacir mtu il,ila,I.or aud
.tir- c,'tint.'o Vi lIGste., OF bsin- tIVlI mou
hCre rs
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81. 3HU. U31w-INS,. IUWNoHiF So
~ 4bJ men for II montha' service, TO nm a quota N"n
WI receive tly for ono yuaT-thToo years in p.oruT
ton CAN ~ Walker ~, bets. Brualway and tl'uIIa
G'rvot. 80
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80 900 SOS WANTED 20 MEN
- - 80 OsOCOs W NIL quota Ia ,,ieono
o4HnV. 'hoico Of Iegilsntf. some dOug plovos and
la.ru duty, some In New Orleans and fvsnuh u 10
n Jus year, yehrt an proportion Office, 81 Fran
IN ~. Remember IN Franklin H. near Church IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
Evansville Markets.

EvANsvfLLE, April sth.
Business during the past week has been quite
active and large sales have been made. Prices
have, hoveSsr, scarcely changed and most arti.
olss Of produos have . downward tendency.
MoNEY--The money market has bcsn more
steady.
GoLD-Hss varisd lsss duriag the pas, week
closing At la29l45
sILYER-l35
BAooN-DaIi and unchanged At TIC for should
ers. and zoe for clear sides and hams
BUTTER-Is rather scarce aud Brm al aosssc
BUCK WHEAT FLoUR-ss so9s 90 per sack
Of 50 pounds.
BEANs-Dun at e5@I 50.
BRAH-arm at 81 50 per 100 pounds.
oHEEsE-wssteru Reserve, arm At 2Oa2l.
FLoUR-In light demand aud prices weak
aud tending downvardi o. % fr extra, and
50 90 for xxx family.
WHEAT-Lowsr At I 30 for Ret and white.
oATs--Lowsr with sales at 55a6O from wagon
cogS-Duil at T5e IN ear.
BARLEY-Lowor at 81 90 In sacks and dun,
RYE-DnII at soaoO with but little arriving.
FLAX sEED-DulI at 81 2s@i so.
CLOVER sEED-EominsI; none In market.
TIMOTHY sEED-s5 4O95 50.
FEATHERS 469s0e and dropping.
GEEsKNG-steady at 70.
LARD-Lower aud may Be quoted at 1920
GRoOERIRS-Duii and Dropping
C0FFEE-329s5e for Rio.
sUGAR--DeoIined 70 ls@2l.
M0LAssKs--Firm at 81 lO@l IS.
sYRUP-sl lO9l 80.
HAY-Firm and In good demand at S2ga3o,
baisd.
POTATOES Scarce and hrm Al g Ooas 80 for
Eastern per bavei.
HIDEs-De'ilnsd % az for green, aud lsaI4
for dried.
sALT-Firm and steady at Toe per bush.
wHlsKY-Dselining at q oog2 10.
woOL-Flrm At sOzS2e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

ALBANY, N. Y, April S.-A proclaim
alton BY Rheuben E. Fenton, Governor
of the State Of New York:
Upon conferences with many of the
prominent citizens Of the State, Friday,
14th inst, the day appointed by the
President for the national ceremonies in
raising the United States flag at Fort
Sumter, was deemed most appropriate
occasion for thanksgiving, prayer and
praise to Almighty God for our national
successes and the bright prospects Of
returning peace and frAternaI harmony.
In difference, however, TO the wishes
now made known to ms of many patri-
etc persons representing some Of our
religious denominations the day desig-
mated be solely devoted to the solemn
observance of their church ceremonies,
], Rheuben z. Fsnton, Governor Of the
State Of New York, de hereby amend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Lincoln Richmond.

WASHINGTON, April S.-A notice as
posted at the War Department that no
passes to Richmond are granted under
any circumstances
Over 500 rebel officers, of all grades,
are now in the Old Capitol Prison.
Information is received that 5000
Union prisoners, of those held by the
rebels in Georgia, have arrived st or
near Dalton, to be delivered to as on
Thursday.
President Lincoln paid another visit
to Richmond, accompanied BY his wife,
Senators Sumner, Harlan and others of
the party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Fsnty OF Cotton I'm Wilmington
Brisish Gold-Ths new ReEsmI In

Flenty OF Cotton I'm VVfImtngson.-
8l.sh Sold-Ths new Reg@mI an
Atehmond.
WAsHIsGrox, April S.-The CORES
pondence OF the Mornino Chroni.cL.,
from WILMINGTON, N G., April 2d, saws
It is a mistake 10 suppose that Wilning.
ton was left bare, large quantities ~
cotton, being found in private hous..
and that both British and American
gold abounded, and silver is not scarce
The most Interesting item of the week
has been the arrest Of twenty pilo,a
formerly employed ia the Nassau block.
AIDE running, Most of them resided Ia
SmIthville, 80 the mouth OF Cape Fear
river. They came from Nassau 10 Bean.
fort, having taken the oath of allegiance
At Nassau, before the United States
ConsulS on leaving. They, however.
we're arrested as soon as they reached
Beaufort, and are now in custody.
A letter from Richmond, dated the 9th
says the new state OF affairs in this eitv
gives generel satisfaction to residents
who, TO st " their gratitude, tender
every attention and information 70 our
soldiers. The soldiers, on their part.
are Kind and courteous, thus giving a
contradiction to the reports Of the rebel
press The best Of order prevails. The
streets, alter tattoo, are free from soldiers
excepting the patrol or the changing OF
guards. No bar-rooms are allowed TO
be opened, and what whisky is found is
conhscated and poured into the street.
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joieihg; that religious assemblages and
observauces be held in the morning, and
the evening be given to bonfres, 'illu-
limitations and the laundering Of srtil-
lery, public assemblies and speechs, and
sach other manifestations IS may be
suggested to appropriately mark the he
role deeds of our soldiers and the gen.
ersl Joy Of our people At the early res
toration Of the Constitution and Gov
eminent
Witness my hand, at Columbus, this
day and year above written.
lSignsd @ JoHN BRoUsH,
Gov. Of Ohio
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new FORK Markets.

New YomE. April 8.
OyTTOE-stsady At Sc for hiddIing.
HLOUR-HeaVy aud 59lse lover; 3 e09s 70
for extra Round Hoop Ohio, and 0009 70 for
trade brands, Market closed hsayy.
wHIsKY--Mors active; Western 16N2 10.
WHEAT - Without decided change: Amber
l so; Winter he'd Western IS.
CORE-HeASy and duh; white aud Yell
loa 40.
OATS-toc
PETEOLEUM-DnlI; "a for Crude; 616965 for
Refined In bond; TZ0e73 for free DO.
PoKK-Dull and heavy; % 609426 s71< for nsw
Mess.
BACON-steady, a. 155<al51< for Cumberland
cut and 49, for long rib6sd
LARD-Rathsr steady, at I65<01e5<
M0HEY-Easy 1t per cent % call loans, AMI
10 large supply.
sTERLiHG-Q Quiet, At / os5<a1 o.
GULD-Withsnt decided cnanee /; opeued az
/ 50, advanced to l 500, dsGlined 20 4ss< and
closed at Az
U. 8. STOCKs-Stsady.
TIE total export Of specie to-day vas 1851, 800
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Proclamation by Gov. BrOush.

EXECUTIVE DEP STATE OF OHTo,
Columbus, April s, 1865.
The God of battles has blessed our
armies and the glorious cause of human
freedom Under his approving smiles
the patriotic and brave men in the field
have achieved unparalleled triumphs.
The rebel capital has been conquered
and given back to the Union, aHd the
army taat held it in rebellion has been
brokea and scattered The military
power of the rebelliou-the strongest
obstacle TO peace-hss received a terri
bic shock, and cur gallant armies are
pursuing It to final destruction. For all
this we owe praise and Thanksgiving to
Almighty God. Recognizing the sacri-
fees and services of our noble soldiers,
and rejoicing over the triumph of the
right, the crushing of the rebellion and
an early return of peace and prosperity
to the land, it is therefore recommended
that Friday next, the l4th day of April
being the anniversary of the fall Of
Fort Sumter-be generally observed by
the people of the State as day Of
Thanksgiving to God and of general rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Saturday
MIG HTS REPORT.
War Bulietln.

War Bulletins
war DEPARTMENT, April 8.
To MAJ. Gen Die:
A telegram from Gen. Grant, dated
this day ct noon, at Fsrmville, sixteen
miles west of Burk's Station, says that
the enemy shave been pushed from the
road towards Dauville and are pursued
towards Lynchburg, and that be is very
confident Of receiving the surrender Of
Lee and what remains of his army
CSigned- E. M. SrAEroE,
Secretary Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Cincinnati Markets.

CIsoIESATI. April {.
FL0UR-UEeha ID aud quiet bat littls done
supsrnus 90.
WHEAT-In fair demand as 1 b06si 50 for Red.
COHN-Duli.
RYE-Hsid Of a6e.
OATS-64s.
wHIsKY-Daii; small sales ct ie.
PROyIsI0Ns--dothingd done, but prices
Bominally unchanged.
POTATOEs-UnsGleabls 90 any extent. The
best woald not briag over % par barrel-sup-
ply large
GLOVER sEED--I5 90; demand moderate
BUTTER-UnchaBEsd prime 10 choice 2535Oc.
EGGs-20c.
lGLD-ll1MI49
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Gen. Il. E. Lee, Commanding G. s A.:
GENERAL: Your note of last evening,
in reply to mine of the same date, ask
ing the conditions on which | will accept
the surrender Of the Army Of Northern
Virgins, is just received. In reply, !
will say that, peace being my first de-
sire, there is but one condition that I'M
sist upon, viz. That the men sarren-
dersd shall be disqualified from taking
up arms again against the Government
of the United States until properly ex-
changed. l0
will meet you or designate officers to
meet any officers you may name, for the
purpose of arranging definitely the
terms upon which the surrender Of the
Army Of Northern Virginia will be re-
ceived. Very respectfully,
Your ob'd't servant,
$50 u. 8. GRANT,
Lieut.. General U. s. A..
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ace Gums To-day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsurUcToN April Q I265

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1865,
Top. II.
ordered, That salute of two hun
dred guns be fred at the headquarters
of every army and department and at
every post and arsenal in the United
States, and al the Military Academy a
West Point, on the day of the receipt of
this order, in commemoration of the
surrender of Gen. Lee aud the Army of
Northern Virginia to Lieut. Gen. Grant
aud the army under his command Re
port on the receipt and execution of this
order to be made to the Adjutsnt Gen
eraI at Washington.
TS;gned1 E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of Wsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
cold market.

Nxw YoRK, April S.-Gold is quiet,
the demand being chiefly confined to
the ordinary wants ofimporters There
is no apparent attempt TO engineer the
market either for q rise or q fall, the
fluctuations being so light as to diseour-
age such Operations.
The qaotations have been $50, 1898,
and 1904
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
WAY auntsr And Campbell stopped
I'm Rfehm0nd.

I'm Richmond.
New YoRK, April S.-The Posts spe-
cisl says that there is no doubt that Ex-
Senator HRnter and Judge Campbell
remained in Richmond to see what
could be done about peace.
The President viii probably soon is
sue another Amnesty Proclamation.
The Richmond Whia says that Gov.
Smith made speech on Sunday, saying
that the rebel troops were victorious
and that Richmond should not be evse-
uaisd He then left on horseback.
A large number OF rebel prisoners ar
rived in Washington this morning, de-
sirous of taking The oath of allegiance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Thanks to GEN. Grant and Army.

WAR OEPARfMEAT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 9, 1865, J
$50 p. M.
To Lieut.. Gen. Grant:
Thanks be to Almighty God for the
great vietsry with which He has this
day crowned you and the gallant army
under your command.
The thanks of this Department and of
the Government and of the people of the
United States, their reverence and their
honor, have been deserved and will be
given you and to the brave and gallant
officers and soldiers of your command
for all times.
ISigned1 E. NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
ApRrL & 1868

APRIL 3, 1868.
GENERAL: / received, at a late hour,
your note of to-day, in answer to mine
of yesterday l did not intend to pro-
pose the surrender of the Army Of
Northern Virginia, bat to ask the
terms of your proposition. To be
frank, i do not think the emer-
gency has arisen to call for the sur
render of this army, but as the
restoration of peace should be the
sole object of all, / desire to know
whether your proposals would tend to
that end / would not, therefore, meet
you with view to surrender the Army
of Northern Virginia, bat as far as your
proposition may affect the Confederate
States forces under my command, and
tend to the restoration Of peace, / should
be pleased to meet you at 10 A NJ to-
morrow, on the old Stagesrosd to Rich
mond, between the picket lines of the
two armies.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
T. e. LEE, General,
To Lieut.. Gen. Grant Commanding
Armies Of the U. S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

SAN FRANCISCO, April The scarcity
OF Hour and wheat continues Extreme
prices are obtained, ar conseauen,lv
trade does not improve much.
The Union Convention Of washington
Territory have nominated A. A. Denay
as Congressional Delegate
Celebrations for the national victories
we're held throughout the State to-day.
A mass meeting 10 aid Of soldiers fami.
lies was held here tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
APRIL 9, 1865.

APRIL 9, 1865
To Cen r. E. Lee, Commanding
Army c. s A.
Your note of this date is but this mo-
ment, 1850 A. NJ, received. In conse-
quencs of my having past from the
Richmond and Lynchburg road to the
Farmville and Lynchburg road, am
thus writing about four miles west of
Walters Church, and will push forward
to the front for the purpose of meeting
you. Notice sent to me, on this road,
where you wish the interview to take
place, will meet me.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
U. $. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

cabin CT the Esah "a higher, tighter. and fully
feet wider than that Of any b. az saoat, and a
course all her rooms are 81 ally eapacf rs. Tho
main cabin IL 2eS s~t in length, % feet vide, and
I5L feet in height, the whole painted pure zinc
white slightly etched With gold. Ths style Of
the finest satin and rose sood and the dis cab
in the richest style. In her cabin aud texas, ex-
elusive Of the Off ers' rooms, upwards Of two
hundred passeDgsfs can be accommodated in
state-rooms with beds, while cots could be put mp
along the cabin and guards. all under shelter,
her crew OF at least one hundred men, and che
ck-passenRer acc mmodati0ne, give her full ca
pacity for 600 persons
In the construction Of the Ruth thres fuIi-sIzsd
RATS Of oak timber used By the ship car
penters for the hull, and the cabin builders
worked up over 2s00 600 feet Of piHs IuEoer in She
upper works The length Of the boat IL 5l2 feet,
and her extreme width the guards and hull
Is 80 feet, giving her superficial area or srfacs
OF ~ ,s52 feet on the frat deck. The main sBgiDes
are each 81 inches in diametsr with 10 eet length
Of stroke, working water-wheels 80 feet IN diane
ter, Yith 151z feet length Of baeksts- The shin
neys above the deck stand 20 fset apart add zach
chimney Il 20 inches ia diameter, extending 10
feet above the upper deck, with the name-kulh-
In gold letters between he chimneyE. These letters
each shout SIX feet In lsngth, and the same 10
breadth
The following fs the roster Of the Bath-an I'M |
parnIeIsd selection Of fitness, talent and shill
George Pearfm Comm nder; o. l.. Smith pas.
seng.r clerk: Harry H. Walker, freight clerk N. I
s. Pennington ana n. 4. Pegrsm, assistant clerks;
Andy Fleming and George Hagerty, pilots Billy |
Patterson and hugh Davis, mats; Jacob Hsn, |
1st and Z. Heh, I'd engineer; Eph. Hardesty, ca |
terer; VIM. Slater, carpenter; Henry Hsi lery, |
bar-keeper; Leo. Volker, ladies' hairdreassri Geo.
w. SbeerH gents hAirdreeser.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

APRIL 9, 1855.
Gen. r. f. Lee, Commanding u s. A..
Your note of yesterday is received.
AS have no authority to treat on the
subject of peace, the meeting proposed
for 10 a. m. to-day could not lead to any
good. will state, however, Genera, >.
that ana equally anxious for peace with
yourself, and the whole North enter
taius the same opinion. The terms upon
which peace can be had are well under
stood. By the South laying down their
arms they can hasten that most desira-
BILE event, save thousands of human
lives, and hundreds Of millions of prop
erty not yet destroyed.
Sincerely hoping that our difficulties
may be settled without the loss of anoth-
er human life, ! subscribe myself
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
U. s. GRANT,
Lieut. Gen'l u. S. A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

The VIcTOKY.-T~o hundred great
guns will be fred at six o'clock this
morning, at the foot of Locust street,
in commemoration of the surrender Of
Lee and bis army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatches.

SELMA, ALA, BURSED.-Authentic in
formation is received that Selma, Ala
bamA, has been captured and burned by
Gen. Wilson's command.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

my proclamation and Sc, apart Thurs
day, the 20th inst, for he purposes
therein mentioned.
LSignedl F e FRxroS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

GENERAL: | have received your note
Of this date. Though not entirely of the
opinionyou express-the hopelessness Of
further resistance on Ahe part Of the
Army Of Northern Virginis-I recipro-
cate Jour desire to avoid the useless ef-
fusion of blood, and, therefore, before
considering your proposition, ask the
terms you will offer on condition of its
surrender.
Signed II. Z LEE, Gen.
To L. Gen. GRANT,
Commanding Army OF the U. S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
HDQRs Army OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA, I

HDoRs ARMY OF NoRTHEKS VIRGINIA,
April 9, 1855.
Lieut. Gem u S. Grant, commanding
United States ArHv:
GENERAL-T have received your letter
of this date, containing the terms of
surrender of the Army Of Northern Vir-
giuis as proposed BY you. As they are
substantially the same as those express
ed in your letter Of the 9Th inst, they
are accepted. will proceed to desig-
nate the proper officers to carry the
stipulations into effect.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
[signedl Z. E. Lee General
The following is the previous CORES
pondence between Lieut. Gen. Grant
and Gen. Lee referred to in the forego-
ing telegram 10 the Secretary of War
CLIFTON HOUSE, Va,
April 9, ls65-AfternoOn.
Hon E n Stanton,
Secretary Of Var:
The following correspondence has
taken place between Gen. Lee and my
self There has been no relaxation in
the purssit during Its tendency.
Signed q. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General