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SHER
sien of HostiIities Announced-Mem en- b. ?,
of the n. T.. Legislature at Raleigh
Movements of Lieutenant General Gran 4


sion of HostiIities Announced-Membe
of the n. q. Legislature at Raleigh
Movements Of Lieutenant General Grant.
FoRTREss MONROE, April 2l.-Ths follow
ing important order of General Sherman Wss
received here this morning:
"HEADoUARTERs MILITARY DIVISION OF
MISSISSIPPI, In the Field, Raleigh, April IA,
lss5.-SpecedI Field Orders, No. 55.-Tne General
commanding announces TO the army suspen-
sion OF hostilities, ana an agreement Win Gen.
Johnston and high officials, which, when for
mally ratified, will make peace from the Po-
tomac to the Rio Grande Until the absolute
peace is arranged, q line passing through Ty-
relI's Mount, Chapel Hill University, Dur
bam's Station. and Sweet Point, on the Nense
river, will separate the two armies, each army
commander will group his camps with view
to comfort, health and good police. All the
details OF military discipline must stll be
maintained, and the General hopes and be-
lIeves that, In very few days. il will be his
good fortune to conduct you all TO your homes.
The tame Of this army for courage, industry
and discipline il admitted all over the world.
Then let each officer and man see that ii is not
stained by any act OF yulgarity, rowdyism and
petty crime. The cavalry will patrol the front
of the line. General Howard will take charge
OF the district from Raleigh up to the cavalry,
General Siocum to the Ieft of Raleigh, and
General Schofeld in Raleigh, its right and
rear.
SO uartermasters and commissaries Will keep
their supplies up to light load for the
wagons, and the railroad superiRt- ndent will
arrange depot for the convenience Of each
separate army.
BY order Of Major General w. T. Sherman
al. M. DAYTON, A. A. q"
Aavices from Newbern state that q large
nun Der of the members of the North Carolina
Legislature arrived there on the 1eth instant,
fer the purpose OF negotiating with General
sherman, with q view to restoring that State
TO the Union.
Lieutenant General Grant arrived here this
afternoon on the steamer NJ. Martin, from
Washington, ID. q. He proceeded southwark
on the steamer Alhambra.
Effect of Sherman's Armistice-The news
of the Presidents Murdcr--A Rebel Clti-
zen Killed by our Soldiers.
BALTIMORE, April 23-The news from Sher-
man causes great dissatisfaction among all
people here, feeling that if such terms are
granted TO the rebels, it would in effect be q
surrender OF Sherman 70 Johnston, instead Of q
surrender of Johnston.
We learn from Goldsborough that news Of
the Presidents assassination was received
there before the PRONUNCIATION of Shermsn's
order, but was kept private for day or two.
When it did get out the feeling among the
troops was very bitter.
A rebel citizen, expressing approval, WEE
instantly killed by u soldier who heard his re-
mark.
The armistice order was received very cold.
ly by the army.
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TIE soxl sray by, and the hSarf bear,
ShaHSsves sag 1ri,h doubt aor shake rith Ea'.''
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief
when arrsyed for battle; and thus may all cry
who arm themselves against the Legions Of Dys-
pepsia. Headache, Ague, Ssllowness, Languor
Liver Co omplaint, and 81 their concomitant evils.
with bottle or two of PLANTATION EirrRRs, the
original 8. T.-ls50-X. This great Tonic. which
Is still increasing in popular favor. and is effect
ing more cures than ever before, is emphstically
The Poor Mans F,iend and The Rich Mans Bless
ing. PLANTATION BIrrBRs are sold by all respect
able dealers throughout the hsbitsbls globe.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Flight of jeff. Dayis-f Pressed will
90 to TeNas-RepOrts OF Rebel Officers

NEw YORK, April 23.-The Suffolk. Vir-
ginia, correspondent of the Herald states that
rebel eficers who arrived there report that the
news Of Lees surrender reached JEFF. Davis ae
Danvilie three days after his proclamation.
JEFF. LETT at day light next morning for Green's
boro, and stated If hard pushed he should 60
10 Texas, where he was sure he could rally an
army around him, and make another stand,
and that he should never leave the limits OF
the Confederacy.
He issued orders for the cavalry to join him,
to burn the bridges over the Meherrin and Ro-
aDoke rivers. which 1t is reported will be done,
and also for the evacuation OF Weldon.
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BOOTH.

The Assassin Reported Wennded-In his
Flight he Fractures a leg-His Face
Diyestcd of a Moustache.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Circumstances which
have come TO the knowledge OF the Govern.
ment render it nearly certain that Booths
horse fell with him on Friday night, the 14th
instant, and it Is believed caused q fracture Of
one OF his legs.
1t is also reported that he has divested him
self Of his moustache.
The likeness OF Booth published in Harper's
Weekly is said TO be correct.
The attention Of surgeons and the public is
called to these circumstances. II Booth ia
living concealed and wounded, the rewards
offered and the detestation Of his crime by ali
Ioyal citizens will soon bring him to light
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THE MONUMENT TO THE LATE THOMAS
WILDEY.-The corner stone of the monument
about to be erected to the memory of the late
Thomas Wildey, the father OF the Order of
Odd Fellows in the United States, is to be laid
on Wednesday, and the occasion will, doubt.
less, be an interesting one. The members OF
the Order are to meet at the hall, on north Gay
street, ats A. NJ, and the lire OF march, with.
out regalia, will be taken up at O'Clock, the
procession moving through Gay to Baltimore
and thence through Broadway to the inter.
section OF Fayette street, where the monument
is to be erected, and where the interesting
sion will take place. Addresses will be de.
liyered by Grand Sire Veitch, OF st. Louis,
MO and Grand Master Henry F. Carey, of
Maryland. At the conclusion of the ceremo-
nies the procession Will return to the hall by
the same route. 1t is understood that the
building OF the monument will be proceeded
WIN al once, all necessary ARRANGEMENTS to
that end having already been perfected.-Bah.
San, oath.
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THE MURDER OF PRESIDENT LIN.
COLIN.
General Hancock's Appeal to the Colored
People.


HEADQUARTERS MIDDLK MILITARY DIvI.
SION, " WASHINGToN, u. g., April 2I.-To the
coloreG peOpte of the District of Columbia oRd of
Maryland, Of i,'naHario and the border counties
Of Fr9inia ionr President has been muir
dered He has fallen by the assassin and with
out a moments warning, simply and solely
because he WAS your friend and the friend Of
our country. Had he been unfaithful to you
and 10 the great cause of human freedom he
might have lived. The pistol from which he
met his death, though held by Booth, was fired
by the hands OF treason and slavery. Think
OF this and remember how long and how
anxiousiy this good man labored to break
your CHAINS and TO make you happy. now
appeal 10 you, by every consideration which
can move loyal and grateful hearts, to aid in
discovering and arresting his murderer. Con-
ceaIed by traitors. he is believed to be lurking
somewhere within the limits Of the District
OF Columbia, OF the State OF Maryland, or
Virginia Go forth, then, and watch, and
listen, and inquire, and search, and pray, by
day and by night, until you shall have sue
ceeded in dragging this monstrous and bloody
criminal from his hiding place. You can do
much; even the humblest and feeblest among
you. by patience and IN wearied vigilance, may
render the most important assistance. Large
rewards have been offered by the Government
and hy municipal aut thorities, and they will be
paid for the apprehension Of this murderer, or
for any apprehension which will aid in his ar
rest. But feel that you need no sucn stimu.
lus as this You will hunt down this cowardIy
assassin Of your best friend, as you would the
murderer OF your Cwn father. DO this, and
God, " hose servant has been slain, and the
country which has given you freedom, will
bless you for this noble act OF duty.
All information which Will lead TO the arrest
OF Boob, or Suratt, or Harold, should be COM
muniC ated to these headg quarters, or to General
Holt, Judge Advocate General, at Washington,
or, il immediate action is required, then to the
nearest military authorities.
All officers and soldiers in this command, and
all loyal people IRE enjoined to increase vigi-
lance. W. s. HANCOCK,
Major General u. s. Vols
Comm al ding Middle H ttjtary division
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THE MOBBING OF Ey. PRESIDENT FILLNoRE's
HOUSE, AT BUFFALo--A mob lately besmeared
the house Of ex-President Fillmore with ink,
because IL display ed no signs OF mourning for
the death Of Mr. Lincoln. The Sunaio
Courier (Republcan) thus explains Nr. fLI.
more's reasons for NOT decorating MS mouse In
We have ample reason to know that this
am;ss;on was not for want Of sincere respect
for the deceased. or OF a heartfelt sorrow at
tTs h;s seath But private dwellings were not
,ansrsiIv draped, and no notice was given that
snev would be, and Mrs. F being ont Of health,
nv Fillmore, as we are informed, did not leave
his house after going to the Post Office In the
morning and therefore was not aware that
any private dwellings were draped, and natur-
aily thought that an ostentatious show OF grief
might be misunderstood
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SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTHING.

isANN AM GS
New styles Superb Stock OF DresA, Sack, and
Walking Coat. Pantaloons, Vests and Boys
we s5s nov prepared to exhibit our stock Of Mems
Sanse Of style variety and excellence of fabric and
Saithniness OF mknufacturs. has not been sur.
9asesd By any stock heretofore offered In this
Those IN search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's And
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
,tock, We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assOrtment OF Gentiemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising sverythins nsces-
sAsy for = complete outfit
NOAH WALKER L CO., ass Pa. av.
oc 10 8Inr Metropolitan Hotel Buildins.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WBsE you are Depressed by the gaunt, siekiy
feeling Of q dieordsred system, which needs to be
cleSnssa Spd stimulated into healthy actien. take
q dose or two of AYERS PILLS and see bow quick
you can be YestoYed for . shilling. ap l7.lw
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SHERMAN.
JOHNSTON OFFERS TO SURRENDER

Sherman's Terms Disapproved-Jeff Da-
Wis Likely to Escape-His PIunder Enor.
mous-General Grant Gone to North
Carolina-Re Of Mr. LincoIn's
lnstrnctions-Ren Of Operations
against Johnston.
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ment Of the United States not TO disturb any Of
tse people by reason Of the late war, so long
ss they live In peace and quiet ana abstain
sln existence at the place Of their residence.
q An general terms, the war TO cease, gene
1a amnesty, 30 far IS the Executive OF the
OF the disbandment of the Confederats armies,
olstrioufion OF the arms, and the resumption
OF psaeeinl pursuits By the officers iand men
Not being duly empowered by our respec.
tive principals to fulfil these terms. we tnd,.
vidually and officially pledge ourselves to
VT. SHERxAN,
Major General, CONG army y: s. in NC,
j. +. goHSsToN,
General, CONG q. s. A. In N. q.
DIsAFFRovAL. AND REASONS THEREFOR.
1t is reported that this proceeding OF General
sherman was disapproYed for the following
among other reasons: 1867
1. 1t was an exercise of authority no. vested
III deperal sherman; and on its face Shove
mat ooih ne and Johnston kRe " that General
Sherman had no authority to enter into any
such arrangement
2. 1t was practical acknowledgment Of the
rebel Government
3. 1t undertook to re. establish the rebel State
governments that had been overthrown a. the
sacrifice of many thousand loyal lives and
immense treasure, and placed The arms and
munitions Of war in the hands OF the rebels 81
their respective capitals, which might be used
as soon as the armies OF the United States were
disbanded, and used &c conquer and subdue
the loyal States.
4. BY the restoration Of the rebel authority
In their respective States, they would be en-
abled TO re- establish h slavery.
II might furnish a ground OF responsfotif-
ty by the Federal Government TO pay the reb-
ell debt, and certainly subjects the loyal ciuzens
of rebel States TO the debt contracted by reneis
in the State.
6. IL would put In dispute the existence of
West Virginia, which has been recognized by
every department of the United States Gov
ernment.
:. Ii practically abolished the confscatiou
laws, and relieved the rebels of every degree,
who had slaughtered our people, from all
pains and penalties for their crimes.
g. 1t gave terms that had been deliberately,
repeatedly, and solemnly, rejected by Presi-
dent Lincoin, and better terms than the rebels
had ever asked in their most prosperous eondi-
tion.
9 1t formed no basis OF true and lasting
peace, but relieved the rebels from the pres
sure OF our victories, and lett them In condi-
tien to renew their efforts to overthrow the
United States Government and spbdue the
loyal States whenever their strength was re-
cruited and any opportunity should offer.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHlATON'6 ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In 43 hours, also cures
Chilfblains. Ulcers and ali Eruptions OF the Skin.
Sold by all Druggists. H. D. GILMAN,
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1000 Prisoners and 10000 Bales Of Cotton
Captured - From General Hancock -
Mssby's Command Surrendered-He il
Hunted by his own Men - Booth and
omplices HaRbored- in Maryland
Rebel Sympathizers There 10 be Held
Accountable.
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THE CHICAGO CONSPIRArORS.
Sentence Of the Ceufa Premulgated9-T Tn
Commi iSSion Dissolved.

CINCINNATI, april a3.-The sentence OF the
Chicago conspirators was promulgated this
morning by General Hooker.
Morris and Vincent Markoe are acquitted,
and will be discharged, after taking the oath OF
charles Walsh and r. T. Semmes are found
guiIty OF all the specifications and charges.
The for mer IS sentenced to five years. the latter
three years hard labor in the Ohio peniten-
tiary. -ss ~
The sentence against 9remfelt ans Daniels is
not yet promulgated, =
The Commission has been dissolved.
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PIRACY ON THE LAKES.
Another Scheme Frustrated One Of tn.
In Irr.n Mi nIaH

NRw YORK, April 23 Toronto papers con-
tam afiidavits, stating that the notorious
Toronto ouncil, named Denison, have been
discovered preparing piratical vessel at Uoi-
lngwood, for plunder upon the lakes. The
scheme has been frustrated by the seizure OF
the vessel,
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DISCLOSING PLor.-A Government detec.
tive, on Saturday, arrested Joseph Kelley,
charged with stating that there was an or.
sanization in New York. known to him, whose
intention, months ago, was TO assassinate Pres
ident Lincoln. Colonel Woolley ordered
Kelley 10 be locked up for an examination
RoIfimork CltpDer
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EA subscription fer Mr.. Cobden's family
is raising In England.
IL The Princes Imperial OF Brazil and ner
husband, the count dEu, are gsllivanting
about England.
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TT Sir Francis Barring is to be raised to the
peerase.
~ Life casts in plaster Of Mr. Lincoln's
hand are for sale In New York.
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THE aREAr IRON CIADSl

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Who have the honor of appearing, after an ab-
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and Cansdss, with greater success than any other
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MONITORS OF MINSTRELsY.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER An Essay ofW arnin {
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CoLsArR's HoSsy SOAP,

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ADJUSTMENTS.

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Ninth s.reet. fronting On Pennsylvanis avenue
GRAND RROPHN1NG.
FIRST WEEK OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON.
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FANCBON THB CRICkEP.
Fare ----- Miss Nelly whitney
0thtr shsr.eters by the company. '
For fuil particulars see bills Of the day
MISS KATE PENNoYIR.
The faverite Dsnseuss.
Twepty eight other performers. who appear
IL
UNCLH TOMS CABIN,
For the production OF which piece, well known
1 @ NILE FsnhsTiiSs DE FAIBER
Will shortly appear.
THE IRON cLADs ARE HERE
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner of nth snd q streets. near Psnn's avenue.
THIS EVENING,
SAM SHARPLEY'S MINSTRELS,
BRASS BAND
BURLESQUE OPERA Troupe.
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GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT.
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 24rH, 1865.
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COL MBgA 6 A B D L N.

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- Nayin leased the spacious ware
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He co. daily and rsspectfully in vtes his old cus
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ap & eoim Southeast corner 9Th and % ste
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PRICES or kDaJssJOy

Parquet and Dress Circle 81 cents. Orchestra
Chairs Is cents, Private Boxes five dollars.
Bsx Office open from 10 A. M. to P. 81. seats
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ap2i-bt
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NERVOUS DEBILIfY, BIENNIAL WEAKNESS, &c.,
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EDwARD Ii. THAVRM,
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AMUSEbf ENTS.

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Rear Of National and Metropolitan hotels
0hohos 6nA
Also of the Varieties, New York, and Canterbury
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2es csrRsIT, between 10th and nth.
In complianee vita the wish Of many friends,
an row IreessIsdR R e make s hesrai Cash q. ~
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adentiai) WI eive satisfactisn. OMes open every
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