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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

November %. fSUI
To Major JOHN F. Edwards, Ganeral Long
streets stsff, Richnend.-Odr beloved hrt thor
Jack WAS killed on tho l1tt instant 1T Meade.
Wills, Ky. Allwsll us could be expected. aud
trust that Oh, Ally, and my precious husband
ars we'll am making every exertion to ottaln
q psss TO Join nv husband. Is. q. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

NI O r G E
guPrl Oyyios R,Gxaosp AID DAaTnlI K 3. Co.,
+ Hchneud. February y. 1896.
On sfts- Friday. February loth, The way paisnsa tran
an bi, Rold viii DO discontinued until fnrthsr notice.
!hs mai viii 90 g usual a tho sAms hour, ee'osk
J. b. LEsTga,
i.tlCy transportation Agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

New York, Nov. IS. 1871.
To Mad Wsllaco. Plaza. d C-Your p. r1ona
of Tho 3lst October noticed. Delighted with
Toms health aud Ra!uss amiabiiity. AN Well.
Dock vigorous. Love 60 you, Bsta and the little
ones You can find out about the things from
Richard Attend to tho Squiros business, but
care fer Tom. Fl. above all things. Ansser Inn
medistely 'tMr. and Mrs scott.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12
LA as Steues arrangement.
Qbilabclpbio, @ilmin9tpn IL. Baltimore
Niicnbnbn,

Nn dnt mad DOrnerfd8, l. Suni, oerIlNtn bi. 3Igt ba.
p~refSeutar. Eeppt wie f@let:
Der DOfjus fur philadelphia unb .3SiIGtnfattOnen UNI
825 WUreeuS.
@rpreeSus MUIR fur Hen DOrf $40 gaUrsenS.
@rpreEiu8 fur Ybitabdptta unb Mem yOrt, LILO Nd6nt.
pOhSus flr philadelphia N. 3wt(6enfdttOneu AIS gtafm
Grpr Bjus fur philadelphia uHO 3wtf1enitattUntn 6 80
Abtnos.
@rprtBsns fir @ttlateIpbia un6 Rtp Dort. e25 4brnbe.
9ieie 3uee 9thtn 13lih, 1uS9tnrmmen SDnntals.
AR pnntagen
Sur Stem 0Grt UNI 49, unp fir pbilaselpbid UNI o.25
AbeutE.
Cir Salisbury uno 3pifaerpuntte an bar Delaware Babn
9.25 A5enes, unh fWr Dover, Del, Ito Nd6m.
tort-) % m. &rnw fDrb, agent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12

Veuer@Ner1tc9ernng
Der aIIpciirten 6eueruanns GerIiderun9sSe'
ie0idait pom Baltimore. .n
Wp.4 4. 5rutbftr, Seeenubsr eem Sun-Gbeb6ubt.
Sn BetraGt Der erfpIereiGen S~bdttstttt hes Damp ;Stutr.
Departemente felen mir ppn lest an sum ~btlieeren Nreiit
neue ppGiesn aus umt erntuern aut bic alien Al btr biuis.
ten Staten. NGt Dteienteeu, peIbe 6Gufet NRteIn UsSr
ICnatst Werttee9snfanet 1nr Elm Oeet feben Sabre Al yer.
lidern rinf6en, wcrben biermtt ttneelaben, i'd Sic Qtht
unIerer berdb9eieetcn Dfanien an Sufeben.
Mac 0erIple wcrten pte btSter prpnpt nHb liberal aut-
teiablt. 3 tt 'H Sggn 9. Moore graf.
41. E...- SDircstofea:
SDnt. y. 91d, NHen patue
Sames 6. QDbetbeu, sSdmes. Nettu,
3anedff6r Dub. Npab WulFSr.
&t6arb g, WlaiVn, SamesN Bruce,
SGmuGl 1trt. Sacpt Trkl.
Granets Burnt. Sames gpuiB.
Brancit u. MILLER, SaneS D. Gfref'
l pr. Sc .. 5tnst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12

Union Tcmcr ; Wcrfiderumg8> @efel
fdaft o Baltimore
Die1e CeIrntdaf 1T nunmebt berctt, 5tusr-YtrFdtruneeu
lr Statt- nnt eantb entseeensunetmen. Ett Office
eFnttt f@ Np. 40 SerUntiiratt, aWf Der NUretettt.
S ~Gpdtts, Yrdftent.
OttettprCn: t
gbaunsb 8rUUfS, Prafbenib Der uSDeittrn Sant".
benrn 9, Sbrprf.
gDm 9besnut, pUn I'm. GIesnut s. 60.
StmCn YarIburf, Ran imam, Sputtfr
i'm Brte6es, BON ism bridges & Srbn.
5pbn % Scenes, Diebltdnblet. grdttft. @
SpIepb WfdttbepL, BON 1bpS. WlattberS * Spbn.
Nm i. Vens. Beef unt Sprt-Ybter.
SCsn y Bridges, BON 5. 9. Srtb6ts h s..
Sppn Coates, BrcttertdnbICr.
SImes > Spear, BON @ebr. spear.
jObn Eurnbuu it,, Eeppt&tdntIet SdIttmcrthr
(Gott III .l Otis spear Setr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12

@Sidbtis fir 3~eioenoe!lI
Nrpfe1ipr 2puis 8unoram's
neItStrututte
Slutreintenn9S= uno A~bflbrnn9Ss
4rGuter
fnb uuhrtitis bic ptRen, bis ieSt btiaarter NfttteI, I'm e
uerIrrtnt @etgubbett pteHcrber3ufeutn fCUte, rean lttts
senpmneu, R~ranibetttn 81 %perRattr. Dteitlbtn Fne lr"
ubtr tn
8ierteIiabrbunbert tbrer 6eiltraft pe9en
tn DtntTdIant ribmIt$it bcfannt aat 8raatet,, uni bassn
f6 aud bier felt ben IeSttn bret Sabrs1 tirtn feltpeH Nr
erwrrben uue e6aeH f1 ~bslsnterS sRr
Scilun0 bDSiuilli0cr uito D0rttthttl0er
&rnnfbciten,
unt iCute slttntnnb BITE SETNuns, srtttit gu nersen apl9ts5n
cbnt iuDUr ttsft betIfanrn 8raatsrG gu UeriuGfh. Die *F"I'
ter irtreen Srn MIR
brett BON Deuti9Iano
tmpprttrt unb erpfebIe tb ttefeIbeu brtreerb ntinrn ptrtbtu
3antSltuttn gum s~ertt8ten 0tbrau4e, ba i5 ttf ubtrisnS'
BIN, bde ehn Seber Der etrual bappn ntntrt, nit Der N5ir..
lung GENTS ~iufrteeen nnh nte n's9r Ognt strftibtn tsin |'rS
Ss6t Bamtltt fpatt fets baSpu I'm Saufe bdben stnn an9
bet RtnherH TT bic r~rPithatt8s @irtun9 bttitr Srauler ~ap''
baft rberrdtdert.
Die &r1uter fnb All tdtsn tn
Atuen pber 9uI1cru,
ie nod GuniG uni babtn I'D sci ~fcI6enbtr Sranitttttn ale
%bsiUnhsrs betliam trrtefen, aIti
Wlasentranipf 5dmcrrbptten,
DarmbtftperbCn, Drutu,
@etbmuIf, Werfcpfure,
@tGt, &btunetiSmut,
9r9bruftefett, NuSSebrunst
5unen, RUpf- unb 3atrrte,
RrebSftaben. H%iurbfptrre Hl
Bfpunt, Nu9enlr1NtptlF lt.
Sbnupen, gerfblGtmuuB,
Rtrtenftr"6t,
eureenertiuntute, YfdftrH
ScrppbeIu, Bantpurnn,
Observation-Disclosures, AaHtriI&
Grippe, 8pItf,
Rpttt Nutr, 6rdte
tu. SaIifuEs SsrtfItS, .
RdIte Eiefct 0dutouet1IGgs
unb dner Granfbctten,
peI6e aus rtrtrrberem SIute entfprtneer.
8Crntr empfeblet@ 1RGs.n.s G @a se5en g2aGen-
tmno ~ { m, GptIeptifGe 3rpp'en lur e~1uiliden SetIuna
sr Sauis3t et$tP anss1ii : Sgs5 'tp1tss Sas fn9rS.saIsst
2 = iUrtnr agssmtertrce uFp GDrieta. GItri,' ipwt Or gpbitss
meItbs AnsenmGfer, .sa Il. -
SultuS DteueIt,
Mierdntrid ga.
e'enfral Neent fiji gang Nmrriia,
Sn Baltimore jn babsn IN uu,n @ppttetsn iumtc BET
grattar. SIM Grpesn bel VI. gpeeIer & .. 9r. funf
.1Tff '"'
Sn Eaieisetut sst GRAgbrtftaut ana, . etptsIt
WV sHessH APespssffa' f" lasl-l
| 2f r #-|
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12
Gas peItberibmte mirtli9 d6te
DR.. Whites AugenWassel

ppu xraugett Gbrbaret in Gltenfelb in 9%6Iringen,
tftitbem @tt6dttsmdunt @eIsbrtea, Bureaus taratem eomp-
tSr'fen Knnfitr. nns quo lOl9en! Tel9e ntel et Siat uaS
fiucn Arbetteu bel6dftieen. ~brtnerne gu ~eEipttblsr, tneem es
Set tranien austn bic Stbiraft GIadltG pteber brrieat, er'
biIt fdrit uni Dor @rbItnten ftUet.
3dulente bon Sob trbetenbsn 8ritftn unb Nftsitfn dut al
len geetnetn btr Speft irre0Gn ubtr btn auBsrOresatlt&
~sildIiGen &rfUie. l BIasCn 75@ts. ~ bssiebtn burG
sulius &ieReit, DeHtift,
NIer1nertd, 8d.
Gtn.ra!-Hsept fur CANA Amerifd.
SIT EaIttnfpre Iu babtn Bet G. s. tnutg baGte II, Bud
%tenbIrns 2SH N. grattftrt ipr't ir bsA-banp'idS1tGHen
N~pptheten.
Sun Grpetn bet
2. 8peeIer Go.
Rp. 5 SaS 9tbertofr.
S6uptagentur fur ten Dt0rttt Columbia bet eadS,
@!trtftant, 500 Ste Str. uns 31 %. &ss. tuo29-oml
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12

WCmta9ue Bros,
SeuerzS erli6erllngs 'Agenten,
SO Eeconphr., Baltimore.
aseattn fur hitfOlstnDsr 6eler-Ssrf@tranGs @pmpas-
nieeH /. gIIde;
metropolitan Sniuraret 9E ytetr Yort
8ruabtapttGI uuf ObIis. sl,70O,00
Snttrnatipnal SntGp, ny, 1I
SraHptapttaI ant ObIts. 1,250,00O
Mtrtattc 6itt Srfurdnet Co.,
s5runbtapttaI 100000
@eiolWte Sire niure~tt 10,
SrYnetarttal 100000
BerIufG perbeu prompt be3uta6tet unl Ibnttraenb ttnt
gersDeerune tn unitrer Office bejatIt.
Bur ppltCen une Stttnpcifetne BCred nun9!
Der 1ontn, weI6t tn Der metropolitan seer ReIpIutt 60.
berHd ern lanen, inb ju elmer OtStpCnbt Dsn rem Sewtnn
berehtiet, weIde fbOn ndnGnal so prpi bettue, rbnt toE
tie bic ttrot8en Serluft Der Comp, oeden tu be fen brau6tn.
DeutI9e Gtrmena ais &tftrenItn:
Sail Il Nr. GbdG SptIter Il %.
Steanann, 3tnrt1S y w. Satsb Steger.
4. E, BraAn5 h Gp (mdt23iD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12
Deaticbe Teners25erii - rnnaS=G efeII.
fcnaft pom SalttaiCre.

TpuUTI . 0UIrtlIOrS4
Office: Ng8Gde pom Sputb unp Qpmbaro Str.
TN 2. Sipd bar 6armere & Jler 1ants 8aut,
@tnsang In epntdrt CIR.
Dtefe neut @efeafaaft Ia teSt berett. 8erI6erunefn autt
Nrt segen Serluf peer Sbaben bpsd {eGtr entaeaenIunet.
mtn. Da bic Nttten Der 6eieafdaft fit tn cen 6anbcn bpr
ibtr 400 fat ourt8eben6s oeutidtt 8lrser Salttmpre'4
~5tfinben, 10 TT 6Gs oeuiibe pu6Ittun ~beipnoerS einerIaben,
bieiern In unierer MttEte aut Der l~OIteefin Bats be9r inbt.
ten unternehnen ietue GesFhtrun8en ansupertrauen.
Yvsfntut: E 3 o. l9ebkr.
Dtee-@rditsat: 9etnrtG StraGG
.DlreftorcM {:
Spfepb Ruppert, &Reuf Q0asnet,
Gbas 2Debcr, GlrthOpb @tiel,
AutCn 2%DetBttittl, 9era. s. grCnnfitlt,
GEGre NOf. Grtebtt6 Detr,
Setnrtd StrGps, 9etet NGl3,
Spbann Batter, SGE. a. 4luSpuu.
Htt6aCI Wiliu8er, Sidat &efprb,
Grams s. 8uper, Satpb s. 8ansnrt.
5etnri6 sees, SER.
NJ 8nr Yplie, II wirb tsine 9ersdnirs 9smG4t. +9&
t2Smars jD H
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Niccrigtc &dtsn
opn btir beftn Gpmpasnisn.
Der Gbarter 6ieffr @pfnpdgnte %triprSert eth Deppit Don
nt6t ment8er ais 500 900 betm latssSdabmetae In er+
itfr Stare Side beitspapteren ~beltebenb, ais @lranttt ft
ehrl'0e panotHa5swetle nit ben ,Jnpa6ern BON Btrf6e.
run9SiAeinen.
Dieie e~Cdrasnie 1T btrsit, esW01nlt6t 2tbtns gtrF6e+
runaS aetne eptr aud Sactni fur e,re eentiie Netbe opr
Jabren unO fur iebn Sabre nt&t %Otrfaabare 56ttnt aus.
t~u9eben.
Dcseltt3en Sdeine fir &ufReuern, ldbtIi i'd &intomntn &c.
B|tamt.:
&tcr8e .. EbOraaS, pr1f6ent.
Dtrtttpren
2dmtltDn CATER, opn SantltDn Cater l. G..
Mudn u. a~tapnlan, Dor Gtrtlanb, Gboit Il Sc.
@ep y lbDnaS, DOn oetn,, !iicpeemus Il @D.
6ugb Stnpn. SteIm Wtarble gBprts.
5tram lDoDbs IT,, bpn D0u8bertp, 2DcpbS & GC.
@eU $ Tiiler, BON Qp1rUtb. Ddler 4 Gr.
1RUn1aS &dfdre, non gilbert @alIarb & Sp6n.
Ism DeSries, trR 2Gm D oritS 4 81.
6raS gDebb, BON Ibpnas Il Gr.
SUbH II. Davis, Setr.
Or. s. %. Sanf, erdn,tnirentef Mr3t.
Or. 9ttttppeer SCbnfpn, cpnfu1tirsnber ArSt.i
~ 8etne Soften far SsIireu. StenrsI pstr ar5 tliGt I'm.
t~erfuduuS.
Sir GabeGen, Ndten &c. wenet man I'D an bic Office btr
@pnnpa9nte, 30 Is SDutbnr.,
tfuItt4 ~ utfr Ger NTdntltn Bdnt
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NOrOli1e Central
Gilembabm+
6o!oenDer Minter- Sabrplor1

OptSCIQSb NDbltlNt OuVLF'NN
tritt nit NSnta9, 20 " Dp. 1865, in 8raft.
MbgGae n6roIt&er il 8 { bon Baltimore.
g9rfer AGcpmmrbattcrfsuS Nr, l ...........7.2O rub
p,hIug
Shnelsrg CSait Gins N1tm
rdrttrner NCcpn ptati9r 5uq 40. / .........123O F."
goritr accpmCtattCnaiHg 9ie. 3 ........ 80. $50 "
~arttcufr 9p. 3.............. , 80
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pit Sburb @lntta Sdneu iug ...............lO. "
@ntunft fubtt@er 3u in Baltimore.
pitt36ur9 @lmtra SGneaiub .!............7.OO fruD
eGrf pner McceaceatiCas3u8 Np 2..... ......8M "
gerier Do 9ie g.. ........1Ol5
Sdnea,ut (B0f giuel II 30 En9nt.
PARTON Acknowledging Dir INT Bpltrn Dfy. 30
. "
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5GneG Sua haltr smtlNfa %dliimCt u 3 pdrfpH nttt at.
De NurdI0rsa (5ai yErel-, ppt III Accommodations
,uge iabrtE- oprntd8s ena 9ciPntmen -idsliN al
&e ptttfbure @rte @Srtliul scot = mil As1fatlne ties
Samna ls-t19iib al.
Der ptttsburs &lmira SGnca.ue ssbt tdeli6 al.
Dot. une 2eteE mpeaEtonsal8 tpHnten Spnnta9$ aus
enpmmtn-tdgt6 en-.
Ger 3urd idneuJUs Is f Qtne) tpmntt taelid ant.
Die Ypf Durtlhael., pittsbVr9 @rie uno ptttBburg
s mira e Gnf a'u9e iAitesen lb in harrisburg an bic 3isa
or p,nnfplpanta Central &tenbIbu nab pittsburS, Sieve
itub, @plpmbuS Is iHetnpd,t, ,tati Is, @bicaap, StQputs
fprt a. a9ne. Gcut6utAt, Gctrp Uao auen 9unttln int aDGaen,
)tpro- unb Sucwe3eu scrdu an
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s. u. 0ubGrrs, @en Entertainment.
t2Onpcl s. g. 9puns, Sen. Qaiaaier. gsent.
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&nictcrbpcFcr &cbciSs8 srii1eruuo6.
OcIcllc6nft ppn Stem @)prf.
3wei9=Snreau III 9io. 16 Second Str.,
br @Of 0~sgenu6tr,
Baittmprt, Mt.
8uar>Nttipa CUR Siderlteuung Don @plicens
Snbabern
s 5 d % q Cd.
DteIt @ompd Jnie l. @l1fe Dirb ppttteu nab alien rem
berfhie ertu pldssu pen 800 biz $40 O0) au ytcleu.
&lle 3eWtnnRe wGrpeu unterbt Der.
II d rtCn pertbetIt
Den beu!i hen 8eDcbnern Snltt1tore'S blttet Id In bieIsr
@rrnpa ME o1s dftt!el bar, monurb tie NIT Ir5r aerin1er
auslaee trr Ole, nslbe BON linen .%dbtGnGen. IN paTenFe
Wttie fpracf tDnn3n.
Hn gbtlansipbia fub afer 600 9eutf3e IN bfr .Rniftr.
bCfer 9ompn9nte" perliAttt
8u4t nn3 6 ren'are NIT uaer ef,r5eriiArn auafunft
prrhen gratis UrrobrCibt In bCnt
8=BareQu,
go. lG second Gin, Baltimore.
&tdrus0 m q n,sTrdE.
Scr. y, . ut ften@ SER.
Ss6nA Rio VS., getwattcr eu 3prt3. Office.
80. 8. @rttn, O.n,tt. Mo.,A,
Graminrenbe @erste: or. % m. ~. &tmp,
Or. s NcRew. (19pfSm
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,Reile l~elenell1eiten.
49, d Baltimore nnb Ohio
NiIenbnhn,


YIN rub rod 5rnatAG, 5. Desen CT, metttn tdati6 apei
2aee artiGer ~tGltDarre unb ~2HEsalin9 nnt @artsr8tnt6,
9fb nA>oie fpI5t;
Q Sci prEBug ssrlast Baltimore fasIia (ausse smtneu
Grnata9Si UNI $50 Dier9sns. Der grprtssus tdsiidb (tnti.
Guuntag&l 10 ltbr Atsnbs, unb teg NtCratcbattonlgg perla5t
gumbetiaab fir Nbfflta9 td9ItG (Grs5ensrnnten SOnuta8j
6.45 lPeTgtrt.
DseIs !3agt iee.a bel gsldtr un6 Yasrerssgrs tn 9,r6in-
Surs NIT alien pun'ten reaItG. ~itbwefltG u. nDrbrenli6.
Dsr Srsttrid @eecuD6ntlpnesuS StrlaBt Baltimore 4 80
GdD ittd9S tltl'h tausgenprnrten ScnntG9Sl. Oefltm Vers
laBt er j fstertd 7.l5 Dir. otnS ta8lt9 (ausgeurmnsn Srnn-
tags.
Scr @gieptts MiQs3 g bstl1Bt ~atiimort 8 20 unb 10 90
Dlprgsns mt $50 Yod,nn, ro Glttpts Wttas UNI Z, 40 unt
l1,3O 8Grm. uuo 5 26 yta9ntttta5 g.
Jta6 WoIbin9ton.
Nbgars BON Baltimore nm 80 7.O5, 845 urb . 40 NtOr-
apnS unb 3, % nnb S.45 bad m. SCnntdgt UNI 4 30 unit 8 Is
NrrGe . uno 20 urb 6 Na1m. Nb9an9 Bon 9Dd ibtn ton
3 20, 8 unb 1l15 1lGr8crS unb 3, 4. 80. 7.3O urb 9 Ntsnbs.
Spnntaes UNI 8 UiDrsenS mb 8, 10 unb 9 ga6mities.
Rur ttr 940 III, rRCnjue unb ter 3 Nihmitiassju aug bon BAL.
timer unb Der 6.20, S Wipretntu9 uni Der 8 Nddnt. jug
upn gpaThinetpr talten oil alien StatiCnen. Ser 705 rrp
s.45 NHOrgen5 unt 220 gtad'm. 2us bon RoItimcre, unb Ger
$40 unb S Wer9eus unb rGr 4.40 Sahm N. Jag bon lSafbnBe
ten heben in Yerbtubuug nit Der Mrulppit5 Rcd0.
gBegcn ndberer Au8funft, 8taetS sbtr ART ,t, ptnbe man
I'D an s &. Gu0laa0, aSent, tn ttr Contamination Cber an
bic Itfet Office.
gD. %. SMITH, 1rdnspsrtmtiasr.
8. w. 6ple. @ea. Etdet 0tent. ,2eeJ-)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-26
WASHINGTON.
.w.smscTgs April q, 1885.

- WASHINGTON, April %, 1885,
sHERMAN's RECENT COURSE F6RE5nADowED.
letter Of tho Richmond correspondent of the London
Times, dated March 4, foreshadows General Sher-
mans recent policy, and has given rise to
much comment and discussion In official circles
here to-day. 1t is regarded as significant In
view of what has occurred recently in North Carolina
and shows that the rebel leaders have rolled upon work.
ing General Shermans character and his anecedents
to aid them in extremity like that which has begun
|JoHNsroN's TROOPS MARCHED OFF TO SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
There is news in Richmond to the effect that General
Johnston while negotiating terms with General Sher
man. marched OF tho most OF his troops toward South
Carolina
VISIT OF TKNNKssEEANs TO THE PRESIDENT.
Hon Horace Maynard Of Tennessee called, with a
delegation Of loyal Tennesseeans upon President john
to-day and rendered him their respects and sympa
thies There speechmaking, but simple hand
shaking comprised the ceremonies
IMPORTANT DECISION AFFECTING PARoLED PRI-
sONERs.
The Attorney General has decided that people who
exparated themselves four years ago and entered the
rebel service cannot claim residence where they
formerly lived in loyal States Under this decision rebel
paroed prisoners by the Lee Grant cartel cannot reside
in this city, Baltimore other places in the loyal North
CONDITION OF MRS. LINCOLN.
Mrs Lincoln was not 80 well to-day
CONDITION OF THE Stewards.
The Stewards better The Secretary wished 10 ride
out the weather beautiful but did not get per
mission from his surgeon. He, however, was able "a
give some attention to official papers.
PROBABLE DEFEAT OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION IN
MISSOURI.
Reliable advces from Missouri indicate the defeat OF
81 A. N
and Governor Fletcher will oppose it, and possibly Hen
derson Its defeat however will not affect the Emanc
patton ordinance which takes eoct whether the const
tuition is adopted or rejected
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!. Prince of Wales parade, and the war demon
! STATIONS of 1861 and March lS65--all memora-
Sble in our municipal history, and unsurpassed
gby any other city on the continent But the
great procession Of yesterday was different from
4 md larger than all these
4 Ii included not only the military, the llremen,
q he trades societies and the benevolent and
4 other associations; but it also included many
1citizens who never marched through our streets
\ before, in honor OF any man or any occasion.
4 Remarkable upon this account, it was no less
= remarkable on account Of its unanmity-all
\ classes, conditions, creeds and politics joining
Gin it with common, sympathetic impulse.
Seeing the numbers in line, we wondered where
\ the spectators were to come from; and seeing
( the crowds along the streets, one could hardly
y believe that SO many men could be in the pro-
3 cession.
4 Certainly New York city eclipsed itself upon
i this occasion, and appropriately represented the
universal sentiment Of the country. In solemn
silence, unbroken by the slightest expression OF
applause at the drill of the soldery, or the ap-
pearance Of various popular men and societies,
the mournful pageant moved through miles OF
magnificent dwellings, hung with black; and
when the impressive ceremonies were over the
vast assemblage dispersed SO quickly and qui-
( city that in q couple of hours no trace of its
q existence remained.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The WEEKLY HERALD, for this week, in addition to s
usual variety will give full report OF the Obseqces OF
the late President In Washington City, Baltimore, Har
risburg, Philadelphia and OF the Affecting Incidents
along route with details of the Reception OF the Body
OF the usrous Deceased in the Metropolis OF the ex-
citing Scenes and Incidents while the Body lay in state
al the City Hail. and Of the Imposing Civic and Military
dead their departure from the city
Agents. in order to be supplied, should send in their
orders before nine O'Clock tomorrow morning
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IHIS ARRIVAL AZ RALEIGH, II. c.
Notice Immediately Sent to Johnston to
Terminate the Truce.
mo Civil Matters to be Entertained by
Army Commanders,
&C., &C., Go.

Secretary stanton to Major General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, |
WASHINGTON, c., April 2b-lo;25 p. NJ !
Major General DIX
despatch has just been received by this Department
from General Grant, dated Raleigh, A H., April "a
He says
reached here this morning and delivered to Genera
Sherman the reply to his negotiations with Johnston
Word was Immediately sent to Johnston terminating the
truce and information that civil matters could not b.
entertained In any convention between army com
manders EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
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MISCELLANEOUS

Michael Ganey yesterday committed for trial, II
default OF nteen hundred dollars bail, charged viii
drawing pistol and attempting shoot Thomas Scuiiy
during quarrel between the two on Monday night
The crowds assembled yesterday To view the funer'
procession again offered facilities for the work Oh W
ckpockets, number of whom prohted by the advan
tagas Afforded. Many escaped with their punder; Du
others not fortunate. Among thos' arrested
charged with being persons Of as profession were JONI
thinner Jacob Bohr, Henry oBriea John Connolly ah'
Jeremiah Driscoli. They all committed
FrcnchInan, named Philip E!tsey, arrested on Mon
day night for dsorderly conduct was found dead In h
cell in The Tombs yesterday morning, having hung him
sef with a strip Of his blanket
Beef cattle were dull this week, and 1c 1Hc lower
Many the butchers absent Monday and yester
day however and of the cattle were left over, bu
will sell to-day at full prices The range OF prices yes
ierday 14c TO DC Good cattle sold al 2oc
Mich cows steady. veals were unchanged Sheer
and lambs were fully 1c, and some were l1sS lower
Sales 81 so to s12 $I3 Hogs were dull and lower
10c 117s being the range The total receipts were-
Aba beeves SO COWS, 2,ols veals, 1890 sheep anf
lambs and s. 20s hogs
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General Order from General Halleck.
GENERAL ORDgHs-No. z
HEADoUARrERs, MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JANIS,

KCnNoND VA, April %, 1865. J
Ftrsf-An restrictions upon domestic commerce and
trade except TO articles conraband of war In the State
of Virginia. insurgent territory are by the authority
of the President revoked In respect TO all parts and
counties OF this Stale which have duly submitted 10 the
authority and In the military possession Of the
United States
Second Arms ammunition and all articles from which
Ammunition In manufactured all locomotives cars and
railroad stock all telegraph wire and apparatus all rebel
uniforms and gray cloth for manufacturing them, and
all sprtuous liquors. are to be deemed contraband Of
war.
Thrd-The commanding general Of the military divi
hereby authorized as in his opinion circumstances may
require. BY order OF Major General HALLECk-
J. C. KnTos, Assistant Adjutant General
Approved by order Of the Secretary Of War.
jams A. HARDrB,
Brcvet Brigader General, Inspector General United
States Army.
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All Vessels to be Examined Before Going
to Sea.
Anil

An order was all the large seaports yesterday
prohibit vessels going sea- enforce vessels OF
war placed of the entrances As the order was not
generally known several vessels started but were com
PEELED to put back all searched 1t supposed
that prominent rebels trying to escape to tho
British Provinces by water, that the police had some
clue the associates of Booth regular search in de-
tail instituted board of every outward bound
vessel This day. ut noon we understand tho order
ceased and vessels will be permitted TO sail as usual
Tho following notice has been issued from the Custom
House "A vessels, Of every description, leaving the
harbor will report to the cutter Morris, the OH
GERS of which will examine them, and then they VIII bt
allowed to 60 to sea.n
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THE SEWARDS.

Report OF Surgeon General Barnes.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, |
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25-9 A. NJ !
Hon. e. NJ STANTON, Secretary Of War
havo the honor report that the Secretary Of Stat
is oonvalescing rapidly
Mr.. Frederick Seward speaks more distinctly th
morning and is better
Very respectfully your obedent servant,
J. X. BARNES Surgeon General
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Tho Great Procession Yesterday.

New York il city Of imposing professions,
and Broadway and Fifth avenue are streets
Which seem to have been designed expressly
Tor grand displays We have had the Croton
Water celebration, the Erie Canal celebration,
Tie Harrison funeral, the Taylor funeral, the
Cable celebration. the japanese reception. the
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PcrsnnaI Intelligence.

We regret TO learn that DR. Valentine Mott, the emil
ncnt and well known surgeon of this city, was taken
seriously III on Saturday last and still continues In
very low state Very little hope entertained Of his
recovery lie has already attained the age Of eighty
years or more.
General MIramon. Of Mexico. loft Paris for Romt
In IL