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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

4 10 Tie Editor ~ tie Pioneer:
Our Yesterdays letter gave you 20 aeeeeodnt
VI the grand c6Hhcil Betwseuiths aNe BSads of
Fon du Lac Indials and Gen. L. RsWsbb, ahe
Government Agent tTbeschieEs aHdE their
shssdomen on scoeaselloss gapsrally adopfr he
aAAgeDtls advice 70 avoid tie whisky dealers !;
i b MAJ 4 number Of young men secured sttply
Of tie forty rSd mixture. aid mnads mig Tic Side
bus With their Wild KSSp9 isWsailings rauryells.
These Iaaian paymsntso lave heam fHoribe &C.
t'casions fOr.biackrhear,eds upnrinciplsd .asams
asfEsssbopd' white msn tseaispQse Of the most
oyillaipous brands Of f9rty rod whisky, regard
ton than thirst fot profit, Even Though &c Come
}f8ml r656eIy,l 'ddffsaeaSdfa ahF mnldess eoTwo
gears go liqd0e aas soldaherei to the Indians
Joy ihssame men who Iara ceiling IL here to-
! deSengwe years ago ethe syagabond dealers
! were varied TO desist but they laughed a. the
Agent and Adefied all interference 81 IL their
graasIping ga1ae OF blaff ana viilai1ous -Rsrdi.
I'D, the:y proved tEtoraousa aHdassw zsarly
Jaf OF the fundamentally smpdly, fpsiously
adnakathadaga fser the payment, and, three of
/ them hsptally numbered in q DRUNKEN quarrel
The, same fearful scene Is anticiPai9d tSinor-
row, and TIE few white }1fi&s i3qEe SILENTLY
are ii constant terf6fl s6qegasd " ssSouse-
'queneesIa sGod ipap sshapi 10 some ,essois not
found with hopeEsf lrathxissacs apd, nerve
Enough 70 snforess w law Of J Nature end HUI
panity1sef preservation.
The first business tfansR1SstaeaH H. Vas the
settlement q ciim sgaiusE aGe qrsasby a
white man vac haa 90 Ok killer al nleasn by
tkemso The 1nanhad isesiipps le 81 s,sidesable
eaaieae heahe sss16 aAis exts.,l tad there:
FtcrsIrbrsssht iaae al44o pi ssaYss ,Gra ,webb
compromised the matter By having the Indians
agree 70 pay So, At ths hexf adrfnai payment,
A Contract u this effect 1Sasasignsd ny the
Chiefs and their councillor. edss51ss
The next business the assortment of the
goods, which freduirkd idats tie Judgment ard
sase ofajnstice.aSThrrc aYsezsD Iadians all
ted, hqt many 81 them yrre children. Some
,tamiligY CONSIST Ot q man, three Women two
girls and four boys j. mhakihg te2 ID ar while
other families cobsise 81 & widow SisS ltSchile
Hrenn. % ''tFP -rsassif sGtsas =.ci eoos
-4AIysf hssng1evakt s,sSaaas .p.lpscssstullyc
ennased, itwss ssNad,d q. lssks ,tS f. bp9dies'
,eeeh bundle q of apG, pered aud saggsd with
!. thssn pane of tbs PRISON acting as heod or the
[ family. Thus Yniaiinbera T. Oman. wohaaii and,
cbifd) had ffsd uj5 and -.I,hlssd laor. shsm
tfTnkees, % 2Sfouaa (es<1 sassis1tsf hhn broad
'cf66Af ~ find enfe ysfdsi6f oaIieOesN amber 81
dat IND s@so3sa6J afb saassta6disttoud. Nuns
hr Fan ,oprtpssAao piSe ,ardssAt calico.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

Dled he would recommend an appropriation
6eiene4-af -4easss !
EPsSmsns Our Great Father Is your fhend, 7
e = nis ~ iersfs 10l, cd AhpSapest
e1s:Szastn13u6 flnNaES 49, Ean,shaI
de9e15etee psQmise& ,snd. Die nfSnex senf 10
a ne 2ness asssssQ asousAAsqGai|
iniaa1 Adeaai saislRs Sanestea SI,S ii AZ
PA sAss9a1& RSEa sS s
Father, we earnestly request a.ss.ss.s-,.s.:1
osneResaIatopaaa1 bamaqQS5 49, W.
,.sassssba aul va &y FL SIl ssa
Wiz ~ erSais6k efua1K bssSs wnes
hoW nfs6chdyoo khlp he11sanda pesleQr. 81
vbhsthousa coY46 I'D a, tbe ReaeFvafSs ~ |
@ e 8R Ss# 8R Si]s aa Bs vs. e.
have tke Y36wet - help Us i. 9nnuhh, and
therefore earpsatlY ask yog Y gear our Mcrds: ,
Sa0a~Xy ffonfAhAsgs1u dabbss exeahHo
fare SO well as if I was there1tassaRiEASpgel
GS Hs was ava gaif ana hot saetsSa inoed!in-
in4lieseutaind tayezAfsxY gen that RpfQhARN
Saf sHcceed9dh oD@inMs sl2ShxespaE
EsBs paasapd.spiksseNSich are nav in SRRf
FiaE, And hope VII prove OF great benens 70
YOU nope 'y0daWH4 c0Mplot0 y0QUku0ub0
sd1 SSs "a a9 gHlsl eP5o s
shMe yoar iSseisa d6A, ana1ssi issommsBaaad
f ssts. Fss S|sSs Il aQa g sfSe
TIM deehi66; ahddet, negf3y ail cfkhemaltei.
iMasIsrola tAis Bfa%iss II arasT e give aXe
ETY. YdSsiBle TTou sAa9sheoe1batef
nai a@pH S I've fa&Stee5 aRS aSs SS-
Indians. eIaf1o1zag hna ystayol s.nf
Ii9s We Is 81 ysRa sba fsS Wsns
fthexie6lahasE sWas1Jh' N6xnk then scattered
9s fgsS shsy e9g9IfS aaa tasX X l RSE sEs.
! af1niSa1c blasasndt4snhns5s u0HuluieEnhese
% as a nsz rave t s GssssSs ss
! Nifh i6Nasxman and brothegs bgta 1ge ARE
yegymA8iops that be should either colsent 70
move Ep on bur resefV ation1 oof e4feSieH his
J foaApASo thatgyminn sppqiakaRStheTMan
IN %aSs ysss hsesH xs R2S ~ asEs q
Savida53 Weanpe yomtBiAk hvus6nr wia6 that
Y Ssy Sp 9 se s
hAlf breedRtaaive vth yppad .ThefeaeETatiQl
b 1 81 sb saS Pa 2SEss e Ts M
Observation-Disclosures dhe' hslf6 breedgi Lying
with YOp. 1.Wopld be pleased to see them.
On Bad river the Hans SlIa Shalt alive
asxetheE and you en- do thesamA 4copsideF
it my duty to Jet the Indians make all Their
own arrangement II fe gard 70 thata6tssao
INN speak toyou shout thai blAekemisb iB the
nj Vii h n0btWa close We6uneil pysasasHassou
1all Soretire ieariy Oi5ours wiggAHs,t ana to
s 500 whisky tst Bs az Whit MA Ave
ebrought Aera aOseeumtyounUnneyrspdteref
Wiz this adslcg esancsso sal6sed or9ssso
msrrow's proceedmgssNM ithsend y9u Anre
|sP0rs w our Pfs' ieStss66fos smpRossSo.
ei soS q NOD 10 = '70d Fy5dl COW .ofuI7
NV sof 3NUmaH'EF F4Sp Ria zodiac
ops Lu4a, Hsx1soF.Lxas SupsRaoHA
|na-; Y;.s,oa.rc ,September 1865
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

'tbat5 viz mpysS at4as the Rssesv,ion -in.the
sRffflng r Il yhl bea gSest fapsgs for nae to
Ksf u idT have 10 3ah 5SB Aon Oss1Sp
1915 ~anter'9 sHs lay family ttea 8 NJ,
'y6hsapset assSa ftSs sa1salainVmiiy ssnsS., ,
.tisRsGslnuheasasass aa y1sslllm ssoyass
l.oesslgsfod- hare aAta n(egfst R6 timber.
expect to az hls EoSss VII SI%s ftlSsSaE
oonbs hag6 tet ~ lie mdl sfpfWa S5hiits SA
y66 16ng ID AailaS 0 ASSsssaIea isfS kASxats
1RaX ado aksiefofe sfosnnaIAASt puttiaasy
'aenDnaH EysunHsn'agnss cap sa1Aesaas,
saans tAg Agent ssy to-day pppSsigt aRsthfr
a SSaeS We A.ss tallsa IA IBIS subject 10sg
'sdBisclnmitAs+ vezxsnlk IL yass dnaistd q via
sAMlth 7sRSH to the Basss4atiPp.o rr v,s,a
/, QhigX0deT5ThatA r., rights bat yon opgh4. to-
1s Ays SAID 60 At frstl IThissally produced lots
Of merrimeif, ana the tw6 mgh shook Hands
sfdid foSrs Of iauee6eAF fJm .nggslfniF every bde
fsesenazb9oG focr fadf laihs TIaof
nfffteiiefps Webh-Osr business being completed,
must now prepare to leave you, but j Tfst
wish to impress upon y6uS niaas 3Ss iiRandpbor.
'tanceof keepiBg away apoK thE aShisky SELL
ssis. Foo hasG llnoW AsaaagGMeavs huni,p,.
idollars in.gohf IN yDns peseasioay aod, artalt.
'hsRehss If Yeeass this night tsppssA tAsr e
sshe ghite manis Pqispa oHs NAjakx ,this hSy,y
SIP pyd Of y, Indians which nov see Before me,
win bei sure % IS Id psddalas u nditodnl to.
morrow, INA perhaps p6satao6a@ then ffuY-
'dere& 'AeIenber your 4iexsaefed anenawo
lyeanago no fhisfS thisatsra auAywhiohtyou
howe toSouz young men! Set tham an exam
PIE 9fsneh conduct "A you, know to be becom-
49, ' i1psr.. ~ ssBs 81 sos
al farewell That you mass ~ Sfemperatsi in.
dustrioas AID happy, 'sKar sSep my ed6stant
Is our na par,v was eoSSg Fo Ga, 1bo.,
webs was Waited hbDh by ~ thagp f sR White citi-
lens n Fehiau LAC, andSsgged ID .shsas6me
lSf 0od;nsrcy and humanihgnos 90 SeavUrhe
town untilathe liquor was consumed !; a they
feared for their lives in the midst of q crowd
Of wild, halfdrunken soldiers that knew not
what they said II 4diffta.Go1 oeit srt
"'Aif' right satd tie Geners1a" I'll wait
lpeultAs liqapr % eossawsdi .R08sf follow me !"
esTlhs s5eEd first prqeeeeded 70 point of land
0ps she opposite eide IF 81; Louis river and
Inquired Of the keeper of low doggery how
m6ck ndGor he had u oseil. The f eaiFiskw eyi.
IDENTIFY ssneltI mick, tahlp Nv an in
Fheavsn that rhe7enis baGeamalI, a ss,v small
pint bpttle. 5The 0epgal wss.incredpsoussa and
preferred to make sepessonal examination,
which brought 70 light one barrel and one jug
.of .vhiskyao These 1ere taleG ppa IN front of
.E.xl-H : lant fss -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

Of the same date, asking conditions on which
accept the surrender Of the army OF North
ern YirgiRia is just received ...
In reply, would say that peace being my
6rst desire, there is but one condition insist
upop, vie thattbe men surrendered shall be
disqualified for taking up arms again against
tho Government Of the United States, until
properly exohspgtd ......
| will meet you or dfsignste officers to meet
any officers yon may name for the purpose Of
arranging, definitely, the terms upon which
the surrender Of the Army Of Northern Vir-
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Very Respectfully,
Your obd't servant,
u. 5. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
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The SECRETARY OF WAR TO GRANT AND BIS
ARMIES,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHTSoToN April 9--3 p. NJ.
Lieutenant General Grant
Thanks be to Almighty God for the great
victory with which he has this day crow ned
you and the gallant army under your com.
mand. T'@ tta"
The thanks of this Department and Of the
People OF the United States, their reverence
and honor have been deserved, and will be
rendered to you and the brave and gallant
officers and soldiers of your army, for ali time.
(signed) E. NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War
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Mote No, /, from General Grautl

Note No |, from General Grant
April 9, 1865,
To General Lee, Commanding C. S. A.
Your note of this date is but this moment,
(lI:50 A. NJ received, in consequence of my
having passed from the Richmoudand Lynch.
burg road TO the Farmville and Lynchburg
road am at this writing. about four miles
west OF Waters church, and will push for
ward 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,
H.t Your obed't servant,
u. 5. GRANT
Lieut. Gen.
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GENERAL GRANTS PRELIMINARY NOTE.
The following is the previous correspond
enee between General Lee and General Grant
referred to in the foregoing telegram
TO the Secretary of Var:
.t CLIFTON HoUsE, Va, April g.
The following correspondence has taken
place between General Lee and myself There
has been no relaxation in the pursuit during
its pendaney
u s. GRANT
.u.. ..l..... Lieutenant General
April z, 1865
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oRDER.

ORDER
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 9-l0P M.
Ordered, That salute Of two hundred
guns be fred at the headquarters of every
army and department, and every post AM ar.
senal in the United States, and at the Militia
~ Academy at West Point, on the day of the
receipt of this order, in commemOration of the
surrender of General r, E. Lee and the army
OF Northern Virginia to Lieutenant General
Grant end the army under his command, and
report OF the receipt and execution Of this
order to be made 10 the Adjutant General at
Washington. rr ''t, ~ 'l
(Signed) f, NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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TELEGRAPMlC NEWS.
WaR Builstin.
[oFFiciAL

lOFuoiAL
WAsuSeroS, April 8. Is
To the Mayor Of Dayton
WAR DErARTNESr r. M--Ths Depart
ment has Just received an official report of the
surrender this day, Of General Lee and his
army to General Grant, on terms proposed by
General Grant Details will 6e given as
speedily as possible. -1s.
f. NJ SrASrox.
UEADQuARrERs or THE Army oF THE
UNITED STArEs, 43O p NJ, April .
Hon f. N. Stanton "U.
General Lee surrendered the Army Of
Northern Virg ihis this afternoon, upon terms
proposed by myself, The accompanying ad'
ditonal correspondence will show the condi.
tions fully | U s GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; Syt
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his sting .... Hf -#I
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sEooND RErLY OF oENraAL Lrr.

SECOND REPLY OF 0ESHRAL LrE
-.'' April 8, 1865.
Generdi:-l received, at late hour, your
note OF today in answer to mine Of yesterday.
l did not intend to propose the sur
render OF the Army Of Northern Vir-
ginia, but to ask the terms of your
proposition. To be frank, | do not think the
emergency has arised 10 call for the surren-
der Of this army, but as the restoration Of
Peace should be the sole object OF all, desire
TO know whether your proposal would tend to
that end. | cannot therefore, meet you with
a view to surrender the army Of Northern
Virginia, but as far as your proposition may
effect the Confederate States Of Americas for
ces under my command, aud tend TO the res
toration Of Peace, should be pleased to meet
you at 10 A. NJ tomorrow, on the Old Stage
Road to Richmond, between the picket lines
the two armies V
Very Respectfully,
Your obd't servant,
K. f. LEE,
j. ...,. .y..... General G. 8. A.
70 General Grant Commanding Armies of
the Uaited States
GENERAL GRANTS REPLICATION To LEE's SEC
oSD REPLY.
April 9.
General Lee, Commanding G S. A;
Your note Of yesterday is received. AsI
have no authority to treat on the subject Of
Peace, the meeting proposed for 10 A. NJ. to-
day could lead to no good results. will state,
however, General, that am equally anxious
for Peace with yourself, and the whole North
entertains the same feeling. The terms upon
which Peace can be had are we'll understood
by the South. Laying down their arms, they
will hasten il TO the most desirable extent,
save thousands of human lives, and hundreds
OF millions of property not yet destroyed.
Hoping that oil our difficulties may be set.
tied without loss Of another life, l subscribe
myself,
Very Respectfully,
U. s. GRANT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
General Lee Commanding O. S. a.,

General Lee Commanding o. S. a.:
General The result Of the last week must
convince you Of the hopelesSness of further
resistance on the part of the Army Of North
ern Virginia, in this struggle. feel that it
is SO, and regard il as my duty to shift from
myself the responsibility Of any further effu.
sion Of blood, by asking Of You the surrender
Of that portion Of the Confederate States Army
known as the Army OF Northern Virginia
Very Respectfully, h F"
100 Your obt servant
u. S. GRAET,
Lieutenant General.
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on now. BEWARE or IHITATIONSI These Pills
form the Finest PREPARATION put tor0ard ioh I'M
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement TO your
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MOST TkDLIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which s scompnsed in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most effactual remedy ever known for all
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are Invaluable inducing lOh eertdinty periodical reg-
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them at different mes throughout the country ,haV.
ing the sanction ol some Of the most eminent Physi
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Explicit directions stating iOhsn they should not used
with each boxthe Price One Dollar per Boz contain.
ing from hfty to sixty Pills t.H. 'H.- aI
Pillssen BY mail promptly, by remitng 10 the Pro-
prietor. Bold by Druggista generally.
HUTOHINGS a HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York.
Benton DunhAm, Cleveland, and John ID. Park,
Cincinnati, Wholesale agents. Sold in Dayton by
Druggists fe2ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
GENERAL IEEs REPLY.

April T.
GENERAL; have received your note Of
this date. Though not entirely OF the opinion
you express of the hopelessness Of the further
resistance on the part Of the Army OF North
srn Virginia. reeiprooate your desire to
avoid useless effosioR Of blood, and therefore,
before considering your proposition, ask the
terms you will offer on condition Of its sur
render. II E. LEE, General
To General u IS. Grant, Commanding
Armies Of the United States y4'T