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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
No Peace Yet.

The rejection by the new administration
OF the peace arrangement entered into by
Gems. Sherman and Johnston, and the
displacement, OF Sherman from commend
in consequence thereof, will most assur
edly please the radicals much better than
the surrender of Leo and bis army under
such terms as we're allowed them. AS
that class of politicians never believe 10
nor favored simple restoration Of tie
Union, this action of the authorities, look.
ing towards the mo Thorough subjugation
Of the rebels, and the construction Of q
Union will undoubtedly meet their entire
appreciation. To that class of men peace
has no attractions, because they thrive on
way; nor dc they care at all about the
TACT that such o Union as they would baye
can be united by no 6rmer band than q
rope Of sand. If Mr.. l.incolu's policy i
TO be followed, it will no, be fair to take
his earlier acts and expressions instead o
those which occurred but lately, when the
altered condition Of things had so maleri
ally modified his views. 1t would be tbt
greatest injury that could be perpetratet
against bis memory to carry the war t'
such termination as he would not endors,
or labor for ifligipg. 1t should be wei
understood, therefore, what his policy wa
really intended to be for the future, so a
to bold his memory responsible foT n
more of the acts Of tie living than are i
accordance herewith.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29

him at the Provost Marshals office "dead
or alve.' After his death, the same day
Howard repeatedly declared tbat"Naos'.
deu was dead CD d---u him, as be ought
TO be-" and similar expressions, tending
TO show malice.
The defendents attempted to justify tbe
killing, by showing that he vas deseIt'r,
and that Col. Henderson b,d requested
them 10 arrest him, and Mr., early, de-
t,oivs connected with the Provost Mar.
shal's Office, had told them that IL ho at
tempted TO escape from them they should
shoot him down.
The trial occupied three days, end al
ter full aud impartial charge from D adgo
Graham, the jury retired on Thursday
evening 10 deliberate, and returned on
Friday morniug with verdict Of murder
in tho firs, degree against Howard Rupert,
md murdar in the second degree agains,
Lewis Rupert aud Henry Rupert
The defendants we're then remanded Ia
prison 10 await ib9ir sentence
Amertcqa Democ1ah
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
The War.

Gen. Grant on Monday morning last
arrived at Raleigh. He at once super
seded Gen Sherman in command of the
Federal army, aud gave to Johnston the
forty.sieht hours potice necessary to close
the truce and renew bostlilies The truce
will end this morning. Johnston was also
Informed that military officers had no au i.
thority to decide upon civil questions -
When Grant arrived Shorman's army
was quietly in camp in and around Raj.
eigh Johnston had moved nearly all
his forces from Dillsborough down to
Chapel Hill. and was thus about thirty
miles west-southwesi of Raleigh. Every.
thing was quiet 10 both armies 1t appears
that the recent conference between Sber.
man and Johnston was propo.ed by
Johnston, on April l4,h. The confe renee
began on April II, Wade Hampton being
prescnt. Il was concluded on the 18Th
Breckenridge being present jefferson
Davis was at IIillsborough, fifteen mile.
from the place Of meeting, during the en-
tie conference. Wade Hampton refused
to be bound by the agreement made.
Gen, Sherman states in h is official re-
port tbet on March 81 he had full aut
free conference with Presiden. Lincoll
and Gen. Grant, Meade and Ord at City
Point, Shern an must thus have beel
fully aware Of Mr.. Lincolns telegram o
March Sd to Gen. Grant, which is mad
the basis of the repudiaton by the Cabi
net oil the agreement With Johnston AM
OF course must have known President Lin
coins own Interpretation Of the telegram
II Sherman was not informed Of the tele
gram, it is snjust to censure him for disc
beyjng an unknown order.
Gen Hllleck on Saturday last too
command of the Fsderal armies at Rich
mopd, Norfolk, aud Fortress Monroe =
lie is the successor of Grapt, aud thu
commands both Meade and Ord. Gen
Dent is MI'itary Governor Of Richmond
There are seventy thousand Confeder
ate prisoners confined n the North. Thi
does not include those paroled in Lee
army. Five thousand Federal prisoner
are awaiting exchange at Dar,en Georgia
ana when it is made there vii! be scarcel,
a Northern prisoner in the South.
10 the District Of Columbia all tn
drafted men in camp have been eleased.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
Murder Trial.

Howard Rupert, Lewis Rupert and
Henry Rupert were put upon trial in tue
Court Of oyer and Termner of This Coun.
ty, on Tuesday last, for the murder of ".
Nanasdleu at CentervlIc, on the 3lst Of
December last. VanasdI,n n was deser.
ter frOu she army and the Ruperts st.
tempted to arrest him, aud while dong go
Howard Rupert shot him causing bis dpa h
in less than au hour afterwards. The facts
as proved OIL the trial are about ~ fol-
lows: sometime 10 the fall the Ruperts
declared that as soon as they got through
with their work they would "attpnd 70"
Vana>dlen; that soma lime previous How.
ard had also declared that II Y. did not
hu'A his (Rnpfrts) corn he should never
husk for any olhrr'person, &c. On the
3lst Of December, they came TO Centre.
lille, where Vauasdlen lived, and where
1 large numher Of persons were assembled
at the hotel among them the deceased.
aud when he left for bis own house, one Of
the kuperts placed lis hand upon Vauas.
den's shoulder aud said you are my
prisoner. Faua.dIeu replied "how 30 2"
Rupert answered "weIl you are" when
' jcrked himself loose and walked Off
When he was about ten yards of Howard
Rupert called upon him to stop and almost
Instantly fred his pistol, the ball entcliog
near the spoa column and coming out at
'ho poirt Of the breat bone. They then
took him to his house and iUsstrd on
taking him to Carlisle, whilst he was in
the agonics of death, Howard having pre-.
''ou'ly declared that he would oliver
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
NEWS ITEMS.

On the 10lh instant the States ard
Union, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
had its presses, types, books, &C., COM
pletey destroyed BY dr. uoken mob, com-
po.ed of several hundred employees from
the Navy Yard at that place, Having q
day OF dIenoss on her hands, and feel.
ing ashamed that they he'd never served
the Government in the amy, they guzsled
mob whisky uutil sufficiently patriotic to
demand that the flag be hung out by the
proprietor. The flag was hung out by a
friendly hand, but the moo then demand
ed that the proprietor should take the flag
in his hands and make an Abolition
speech. Not complying with that demand, a,
the work of destruction was commenced
and completed. Several preachersC)
were enjoying the fun and cheering luSi-
ly. There are four Abolition organs in
that county, and they gloat over the fact
that the proprietor canno. find jury in
the county to award him damages for the
wantom destruction of his property. "A
region 80 benighted would hide the bloody
assassin Of tbs PIeSident aod think IL DO
crime,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29

WAsuIyoroN, April 22,-ln disp''ch
dated at Mobile, o clock p. IN on i hprl
l4h, Major General Candy reports as
follows: We fed in Mobile, aud It's De.
fences 90 the west eide of the bay, over
$50 guns and y very large amount Of am-
unitiou and fuPp'ies Of all kind, and
about s 900 prisoners.
Inventories are now being taken aud q
detailed report Will be forwarded as soon
as they are completed. The quantity cf
cotton will probably reach 1000 bIles,
aud there is large amount of provisions
and frroge.
Major General Hancock reports that
nearly all of Mosehy's command have
surrendered, including nearly or quite all
Of the oficers, except Mose6y himself
Some Of Moseby's own mn are huntiuS
hjm for reward Of 81 600 offered for
hin by General Hancock, who has been
iireolcd to establish headquarters at Wash
iIngton.
The cona les of Prince George, Charles
and St. Msry's have, during the whole
war, been noted for their hostility to tire
Government, and their protection to rebel
blockade running, rebel spies and eeery
other species Of public cnemies,
The murderers of the President were
harbored there before the murder, aud
Booth I'D 10 that direction. II be esq
apes 1t viii be owiog to rebsi sccompii-
ces N that regoo.
The miIitar. commander Of tho depart,
meut will peedIy take measures 10 hriug
theAe rebel symp4thisera aud accomp'oys
u the murder to sense u lhci. csim.us,
conduct.
E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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England and the United States,

The soiieitude manifested in the Britisl,
North American provinces, and to some
extent By the imperial government, re-
spectiDg the means of defence which Can.
ada may possess against the apprehended
aggressions of the United States, almos.
provokcs smile. Earnest debates in the
British Parliament, and protractrd news
paper discussions on the part of the pro.
vncial press, eviuce the mI ortance which
both sides attach to this subject. At this
very moment four Canadian ministers are
on their way to Eug land, aud with such
dispatch that they have not yet told the
provincial legislature what they intend to
propose aud when they arrive out, they
viii fnd the imperial authorities 81 much
disconnected as themselves. The later
not only disagree respecting the proper
tioD Of money which should be coutrlbu
tee by the home and colonial governments
respectively but the question 10 raised =,
whether Engl and ought TO undertake the
defence Of Canada at all, on any consid.
erations. Now all these troubles admit Of
an easy cure. The speech OF President
johnson, in reply to the British minister
at Washington, Indicates how this cure
may be effected. Speaking of the rels,
tons Of England aud the United States,
be said
81 have always known, and accepted il
as fact honorable TO both countries ths, A,
the QnGen of England is sincere and
honest we'll wisher Co the United States,
1 have been equally frank ard explicit in
the opinion that the friendship of the Uni.
ted States towards Great Britain is enioin.
ed by all The considerations of interest
and Of sentiment efectipg the character
Of both.'
Let this disposition be manifested on
both sides of the ocean let England faith
fully discharge her obligations, giving no
comfort to the public enemy; let Canada
preserve our borders from ruthless irva-
sion. Then the dc feuces of Montreal and
Quebec are already strong enough for any
emergency. Then England aud the Uni.
ted States may 60 forward hand in hand
to the fulflIment of their high destiny. -
Nothing is more ridiculous than spending
time iu the consideration Of plans for nlu.
tual destruction.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
Creasey's Light street Store.

Messrs. II. W. GREASY g. Co, Mer-
chants in Light Street, have recently made
great reductions in their already cheap
Goods. They have just received fresh
supply and are "selliug cheaper than the
cheapest" We advise our friends TO buy
OF those Merchants who advertise extern
sivoly and this is just what Creasey &
Brother always have done and how made
their money.
The Mesrs. Greasy keep an assortment
Of DRUGs aud MEDICINES, to supply the
absence Of regular Drug Store in Light
Street, which will be carefully compounded
and suitably directed for the accommodation
of their . astopers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29

ss5- The Union losses in the recent
battles around Petersburg are said to have
been overslated. They will not proba.
bly,, all told, exceed ten or elevfn thou,
and The Medical Director at City Point
estimate the number of Uoion wounded
up 10 the retreat OF Lee at Eve thousand
ThiSwas all be vus Instructed to make pro.
vieiop for
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29

s&- Capt. Nm. SlLyERs, has been no
tifrd that the Office Of Deputy Provost
Marshal in this county has been sbolised
He has served in he capacity with great
efficiency. The Provost Marshal Office
all over the country are closing up. The
war is about over. - Smut Machine.
Friend Thomas, both oflhe above itcms
.,s good news and we heartily hope Is at
t,,,, once you may have told tho ruth
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payis Supposed to have Como to
Eur pc.

New YORK, April "a. The Augusta
C0@Sil"tionaIia of the 18th says JEFF DA
Wis has gone either to the trans Nississi
ppi department or to Europe, taking with
him halt million IN specie. The LAX,
CITY CoLumGian of Florida enpouncc,
that Gen. Milton, Florida has committed
suicide by shooting himself with a pistol
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
D1a T-uS
GSAIA i L2.Js
E. NJ. Stanton,
5, cro,ary of Var

La Fort btf're Petersburg, Va, Oh
April ID, 1865, JoHN LUNDY PAaKER
aged % yrar5 and day,.
On the ID 10 t.. JoHN, iufaut son OF
Hiram and " A AppIrmsn, near Buck
horn, eyed six weeks.
On the % inst. at City Point, W
HgsRY q. PHILIps of Doyid,on town
yh'p, Sullivan county, Pa of Company r.
Bib Pa. Cav, who Was morally wcu0tc6
at she haolo Of Five po nta, Va, on th
3I,t Of March, 1868 agcd 20 years, :
mouth. and 8 days.
II Salisbury, n G z bel Pr.on, o.
the 25th Of December 1854, JESsE A.
GREASY. OF Mliil,uvIlle, this county, aged
81 yesrl. month. an3 ; days
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
Columbia County Democratic
Committee.

THE members Of the Democratic County COmmitte
will meet at the Office ut the Charmm-E. II
Little Bloomsbury on MONDAY, the lst day Of May
next, between the hours Of and O'Clock y, m, foi
the purpose Of making arrangements to elect Delegates
10 the State Convention June next. II is important
that there be u full attendance
+. II. LITTLE, Chairman.
Bloomsbufg, April % lsGJ.
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sIStraV.

GAME1 30 the residence Of the snNscri
y bsf, 10 Centre toeHship Or Q, otyu. tho G,b q
Aptil, isD5 =
WHITE SOW,
weighing oh0H: tNS hundred jAs. Thu c@a.ris 70,
4ul ,trU lu prov. property pS chl2rs and ta,e brt
ewsy, Or sno VIII b. G.spus:d Of carIinS ~ law.
I5A sc liz. ..
April % 1868 --1y
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The Captures at mob le.

Ocsr $50 GUS ant 10000 Boie' Of 'cf.
t2u-5 900 Prisoners taken--M Ma5lyaH
Of Mosjg'S Me-. Srrender-.- Ills Men
HvniiDg Him--A Rerdm # 2,o00
OGG ea for MoSobys Capture,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
Bloolnsburg Soldiers at Roam
oke Island.

The following comprises the names Of
our ellow-citilens who lately volunteered
in the lO3d Regiment, P. ", and went
out for one year. They are mainly from
Columbia county. Oar people will revert
to the memories Of their absent friends
with special interest -
Captain GEORGE II. JoHEs.
ISt Lieutenant L. B YoRDY.
81 " WM. L. SrERNER.
Strgeants.
lst John C. Gilroy 4,b A. E. Wolco,t
I'd j. q. Gibson 5th Jos. L. Shannon
Sd FL G. Hartman
Corporals,
lst Elias Hoffman 5th John Cox
Id Tho. Il Williams 9th Jacob I Fox
Sd Jacob Fisher 7ih G Mari
4th Wm Thomas Slh A Cad wallader
MuSai0aS.
Hiram W Thornton Azima Hover
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
Letter from General eherman.

Suspension Of RoS,iitiss, an ! Besis Of
Peace Entered iato miM he R,bciS--
Gen. Sh'rman'S Action UNappyoUed Of
By Gen. Grant and The C,biaet-- lie is
Oyde,ed TO Resume H0Sil lies imme.
diately--7 The Instructions I the Lote
Pyesitfnt 10 be AAherei toA-1he Tor.
reSpondence 6eiWeen Sherm u and John.
SON. Reasons for the II. ,oproUa Of
General She mans .7ciior
WASHINGTON, April 22. . Yesterday a
bearer of q dispatch arrived +, m General
Sherman. An agreement fo' the suspen
sion of hostiities and mes, rsDdum Of
what is called basis for pe,cs had been
entered into on the 18Th inst,, by General
Sherman, with the rebel General johnson
the rebel General Breckiuridge being
present AZ the conference.
A cabinet meeting was held at s O'Clock
in the evening at which the action Of Gen.
Sherman was disapproved BY the Sccreta'
ry OF War, by General Grant, and b.
every mennber Of The Cabinet.
General Sherman was ordered 10 re.
sumo hostitilities Immediately, aud he wat
directed that the instructions given by the
! late President in the following telegram
whirh was penned by Mr.. Lincoln hiu
self, at the Capitol, on the night OF The 2C
March, and were approved by presideu
Andrew johnson, and were reiterated t,
govern the action of military commander g
On the night of the 3l Of March, Will
President Lincoln and his Cabinet wer
at the Capitol, telegram from Genera
Grant brought to the Secretary of Wa
informing him that General Lee had re
quesled an interview or confer nee I,
make arrangements for terms of peace
The letter Of General Lee was pubIishe
in message OF Davis to the rebel Con
gress.
General Grants telegram was submit
/ Tee " hI' h'uCOlut "uNy alhSi fOhuN''h
few nlnGtcs, took up pen and wrot
with bis own hands the following reply
which he submitted to tie Secretary q
State and the Secretary Of War 1t wa
then dated, addressed and signed hy III
Secretary Of War, and tolcgraphcd to Gel
Grant.
WASHINGTON, March II ? NJ is g.
.-Lle,leaaM GeneJM ii Grmt The Pres
ideni directs me say TO you that he w'he
YOU to have no conference with Gen. Lex
unless it be for the capituiatlon oil Genrri
Lees army, or on some minor and purel
military matters. he instructs me to "a
that you are not to decide, discuss or cor
Ter upon any POLITICAL questions. Sue
q4e. tious the presipent holds 10 his ow
hands, aud will not submit them TO mil
tary conventions. La the meantime so
are to push to the utmost your mili'ar
advantages.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-29
Secretary oil War.
WASHINGTON, Arril 23.


As reports have been in circulation for
some time Of correspondence between
Generals Johnston and Sherman, che fol.
lowing memorandum or basis Of what was
agreed upon between the Generals, and
the result is Published.
Nem0yandam or Basis Of agreement,
made this the Sth day Of April, a. d.
1865, pear Durham's Station, in the
State Of North Carolina ,hy and between
General Joseph E., johnson, command.
ing the Confederate army, and Major
Geaeral w, T. Sherman, commanding
the army Of the Untd States, both prts
ent.
1t, The con,eudng armies now in the
field in maintaiaiug the sf0t4S YH9 until
notice is gives by the commanding genera
of any one to his opponent, and resona-
1le time, say forty eight hours allowed
2t. The Confederate armies now in ex.
isrence to be disbsDded and conduct, to
dcir seveal State capitals, there 10 deposit
heir arms and public property in the
State arsenal, and each officer and man t.
-Xecute and file an agreement to eeas,
ron acts of war, and TO abide the action
Of both State and FEDERAL authori,ies.-
The number of arms aud munitions Of
war to be reported to the Chief OF 0rdi-
nance at Washington city, subject 10 she
uture action of the Congress OF the United
States, aud in the meantime to be used
'"lely 10 maintain peace aud order within
he borders of the States respect vely.
Sd. The recognition by the ExeCutyr
Of the Unii,d Staies of the several State
Governments or their officers and Legs.
la'ures taking the ostb prescribed by the
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E. N. STAN TON.

The orders Of General Sherman 10 Gen.
Stoneman TO Withdraw from Salisbury
aud join him will wrobably open the way
for jeff Davis to escape to Mexico or 10
Europe with bis plunder which is reported
to be very large, including not only the
pluuder OF the Rohmoud banks, bat pre-
vious accumuaiions.
A dispatch received from Richmond says
it is stated here by responsible parties that
the amount of specie lakeu Sou'h by j #
Davis and bis party is very large, in"lud-
ing not only the Iluuder Of the Richmond
hanks, bat previou' arcumuatons. They
hope, it is saii, 10 make terms with Gen.
Sherman, or some ether Soutbesn COM
mauder, by which they viii be permitted
with their ,ffrcts ipcIuding their gold
pundcr, to 90 to Mexico or Europe John.
stou's hrgoiiaiions look to thl, end.
Bfter the Cabioet meeting last night
Gen Grant started for North Carolins to
direct operations against Johuston's army
EDWARD N. STAN IGN.
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liEGEIpI Is FOR MARCH,
TO THs
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been mado
to tho Coln,rbjH Dlmocrat o!{icc, during
the mouth Of II sr,h b, 1866:
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Admins ator's Notice.

hpril % ls65-Gw 81.
Shreveport news., 1865-04-25
State Money.-We are glad to SET

State Money.-We are glad to see
the money of our State, now so much
in demand. 1t is at par with the
new issue and by many Preferred
The people have the most implicit
confidence in our excellent Governor.
His whole energies are devoted to
them and their interests. You will
always find him at his post late ano
early he is in his Office = plain nn-
assuming hard working man. We
are informed that he has now on the
road for this place $4,000 pair of
cotton cards, and $4,000 of wool
cards, with large stocks of dry goods
of all kind, which will be sold for
State money only. Our advice is to
take care of your State money. 1t
will be redeemed. Whatever may be
the result ofthis resolution. this State
money will be redeemed, 1t will be
good. It was issued by consti.u-
tional majority. by a government
de jsye and de .facto. Louisiana has
never repudiated. never will. Sh"
will be true to all her contracts, and
provide for tn. payment Of her debts.
Then We say take care of your State
money ;put it away; it will keep
Even when this cruel war is over it
will he the eurr nev Of the State.