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The Formal Surrender Of John
ston's Army on Saturday Last.
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The Surrender Made to Gene
raj SchO1leld.
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Howard's and slocum's Armies
Marching for Washington.
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Sci.Ofleld's Army to Remain i'm
North Carolina.
Joe Johnsten's Army DemOralized by the
Prospect Of Peace.
Thousands Of the Men Leave for Home
Before the Final Surrender,
&C., &c., 10.
lEr. e. ID. Westfall's Despatch.

1Er. Il. ID. Westfalrs Despatch.
RALuoH, N c., April 26, 1855.
THE ARMY GEORGIA
General slocum's '1eft wing" has been transformed
INTO the Army Of Georgia. the country knows by tho
publication Of the War Department orders Tho
shanse In title made a wonderful change in the ap-
psarance Of things at General slocum's head
quarters. The General, who travelled through Georgia
md the Carolinas with tho command doing some
q the most brilliant marching and fighting Of tho war;
Win only four five staff officers, Is at the head of
large household Their names arc as follows:-hajor
0enera Carl Schurz, Chief Of Staff Major Robert Do
ebert, Acting Assistant Adutant General Captain Mont
gomery Rochester Assistant Adjutant General Ieutc-
can't Colonel Platt NJ Thorn Inspector General Lieu
tenant Colonel H NJ. whittlesey, Chief Qaartermaster
Major J. A. Reynolds Chief Of Artillery Major f. W.
Gsdndar, Aiddecamp; Captain W. W. Moseley, Aid de-
0amp; Captain W. G. Tracy, Ad-de-Camp; Surgeon H.
4 Goodman, Medical Director; Captain Robert NJ Nc
powe, Chief Typographical engineers Lieutenant H. w.
Howgate, Chief Signal officer; Lieutenanis Joseph B.
Foraker and C. Il. Messenger Signal officers; Lieutenant
D. n. Hurd, STAFF Quartermaster; Major Hoffman and
Captain Spraul Aidsd Camp TO General Sshurz; w. H.
Sopy, telegrapher.
0r. James @. Fitzpatrick Despatches.
RALEIGH, N. c., April 26, 1865
sson's army we learn that universally expected
W terms wsud be ratified at Washington 50 implicit
was the belief that the war ended, large num-
bsss deserted 10 their homes while others deliberately
marched away with the sanction OF their ocen Thou
ands have In this way left the army and the remainder
having had their hopes Of peace suddenly raised
- Disseminated 70 be opposed 10 further Agh&ing The
uny, In fact has been thoroughly dsmoralissd.
: when u was known here that the iAFms had not
boen raEned fssiaG e - uamsa sppsshen-
asn tsok possession Of the citissna The surrender
- Johnston was ardsntiy desired for II feh that
y hostilitiss were resumed the soldiery, with the
psnsmbrancs q the Presidents assassination fresh
n tAsir ninds would spare neither life properly in
Ne resumption Of The march against the enemy. How
Ss there Wa cause for these spprehensions do not
knew bat the indignation, not 70 say wrath Of the
army ~ the murder Of the President without
hounda But can hardly be doubted that the discp.
hns and mAnness Of the American soldier would mot
have permitted him 70 visit his anger spon remote
anA innocent persona
Rnnou N. O., April %, 1906
THs YoRnAL eumErpHR
q Johnston and his army will take place tomorrow.
The surrender will be made to General scho6ed,
nanding the Army Of the Ohio. General Hartsuf and
Colonel whery, Of General Schoned's STAFF making
the necessary arrangements construction train has
gone up to repair the railroad bridge beyond Hillsboro
when the road will be in order all the way TO Green's
bsro.
REJoIcrNGs OVER THE VICTORY.
The news Of the surrender was communicated in or
den to the troops last evening" and received with
enthusiastic cheering throughout the camps celebra
en Ia Fourth Of July, succeeded, and the night
made moet noisy with the discharge Of firearms, and
brilliant with the discharge Of fireworks
ARMY GOING NORTH
Tomorrow morning the Army Of the Tennessee, Major
General Howard commanding, which embraces the Fiji
seen,h and Seventeenth army corps will break camp and
march northward via Weldon Petersburg and Richmond
The following is General Howard's ORDER
HEADQUARTERS, Army OF THE TEyyEssxE
RALEIGH, N. c., April q, 1896. !
10 TEE CITIZENS ALONG TIE RourEs or MARCH,
II s requested that you remain At your homes as much
Mes having ceased, promHcuous foragng is prohibited
Tho necessary supplies, in addition to what the army
chase Qnarermasters and commissaries will be in
sructed TO pay the cash furnish proper vouchers
guards patrols &C. in every possible way to apprehcnd
and bring TO punishment any thief who may
separate himsef from the column.
Every sort Of precauon will be taken by our officers
70 render the march orderly, and Il hoped that the
great terror that prevailed during active operations will
II being difncult TO transport sufficient ratons for an
extended march, our officers have been requested 10 dis
sourage refugees from following the army
The ability 70 travel freely in any direction now exists
and precludes the former necessity Of refugees accom-
panying or following us Respectfully,
o. o. H0wARD, Major General
Tho army Of Georgia, General slocum commanding, is
10 march on Monday.
sBoSnLD's ARMY 10 RExAN CAROLINA.
Those who well acquainted with General schoned,
and his administrative abilities urging him for the
position Of military governor Of North Carolina until the
people hold election and select from among
hemseves The army Of the Ohio constituting the De-
psmsnt ofNorth Carolina to remain for the present in
his State The army embraces the Tenth corps Major
General Terry and the Twenty third corps Major General
Coz Tho exsct disposition Of this force do not yet
know, but IL is probable that the army win be scattered
IN sarrsons Of brigades and regiments throughout the
State. The policy Of the administration seems to be
fcTeshadowed In this, vizto protect the unonsts
III they can elect their Officers and again obtain the civil
power Of the State.
Mr. VIM. III. stiner's Despatch.