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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-04-29
The Girdle II und the Earth.

As the Atlantic tslegraphic cable will bo
laid during the early part of the coming
summer, the arrangements now making fox
continuing the line from San Francisco to
|St. Petersburg, by way of Behring's Straits,
|are regarded with much interest. 1t is pro-
posed to join the lines from San Francisco
Ito Portland, thence to Victoria, thence to
the straits through Russian America, ,thence
by submarine cable to Asia, thence through
Siberia and over the Ural Mountains to St.
Petersburg. The U. s. steam cutter Shu-
!brick left San Francisco u few weeks since,
for the northern coast, having on board the
of the Russian-American
Telegraph Company and an agent for the
com p.etion Of the line from Portland to
Victoria. The line will be carried through
Ia country almost unknown, and in its con-
3struction much new and important geo
graphical information will doubtless be OBJ
Neps.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-04-29

4 New DIscovERY.-A new metal called
Magnesium has lately been discovered or
invented in London, which appears to be
making quite q sensation among scientific
and commercial circles. 1t gives, when
ignited, the brightest light yet known;
docs not alter colors in the slightest de-
gree, emits no smell, and is not liable to
Explosion. 1t is considered Invaluable for
and such purposes, and photo
graphs can be taken admirably by it. Mr..
!Piazzi Smith is about to take some views
!of the interior of the great Egyptian pyra-
4 mid by its aid. When first made it cost
les per ounce, then came down to "a, and
now may be procured for 81 los. A gen.
3rleman has just received in this city by last
mail small piece of the metal in fine wire,
7and has afforded US a personal opportunity
of judging of its peculiar properties. 1t is
readily ignited by common match, and
Iemits pure white light of the most intense
3brilliancy even in broad daylight, far eI-
ceeding the famed Calcium light in bright
Eness. A small piece Of the metal may be
seen at our oiice.-British Colon;st.
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President Lincoln died at $50 a. m.
Secretary Seward died a little after 9
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THEATRE
CLOSED THIS EVENING.

The Management, regarding the melancholy news
!of the assassination of the PRESIDENT OF THE
SUNrEp STATES and the SECRETARY OF STATE as a
great national calamity, and sincerely participat
ling in the sadness and deep gloon now pervading
1.-THE community, beg to announce that there will be
INC performance at the theatre this evening.
The performance announced for this evening will
Rbe given on Monday:
Tickets purchased for tonight will be received OF
MONDAY night.
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General Connor has assumed command
'of the ssDistrict of the Plains," embracing
Utah, Colorado and Nebraska; Headquar-
|ters q. Denver hrrs, April 10.
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JUsTUs COOKE.
rENERAL AUCTI0 N E ER

Particular attention given to the sale OF f. Ly'
Stock and Real Estate, sales of Stocks OF uooa.
in store. Office at ths Elephant Corral. sssih'' n
City, NJ. T., 'm
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LUNHBER.

I'D RUNDY'S MILL, on Stinkwater is prepared
lid now to saw bills of Lumber of any size at short
3notice.
Their lumber yard in Virginia City, is in the
Warsaw Corral, on Idaho street, where they con
tantly keep the best article of all kinds OF lumber
Sat reasonable rates. Also a good assortment Of
Jsasn and lath constantly kept on hand.
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The eMontanag gpst.

D. ". Tilton, & Co.,
.. V. TILToS. BEN H. DIrrEs.
PUBLISHERS AND PRopRIEToRs.
.,s,ce at the City Book Store, Corner
Of wallace and Jackson. Streets.
TERMS, IN GOLD:
One copy, one year, st,@Ss @
~. copy, six months, 400
%us copy, three months, 2.5C
Rates of Advertising.
pr.iness cards, five lines less,) one year $40 OF
six months, Is OF
q" " " three months 10 OF
~, .ruars one year. (ten lines or less) 40 0C
SnS SQUARE six months " 70 "
6ns square, three months 10 0(
Su.rter column, one year, 60 0(
"" m six months As 0(
three " 80 OF
~, column. one year, 90 OF
a six months, gu O(
n three month"; Is OF
column. one wear, $50 OF
Wv 0 six months 100 OF
m three months, IS Oh
eorul.r advertisers will be allowed to chang
,rsytsrly without additional charge.
All business communications should be addressed
ID ". TILTON Co., Virginia City, NJ. 7.
yob Printing of every description executed in ;
anpsrior manner and at reasonable rates.
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DIR. DOwLING's CHURCK.

l A meeting Of the congregation was held last
evening in Dr. Dowlings church, corner o. Downing
and Bedford SIS to give expression 20 tholr feelings OF
the assassination Of the President Dr. Bowling was
appointed Chairman. The proceedings commenced
with the reading OF the 9Th psam. PRAYER then
offered by the Esy Isaac Orchard. my country tls
Of thee was then sung. lnrge number ~ Vice.
Presidents aud Secretaries were appointed. Dr. Dow
Ing addressed the meeting AS follows:
will not attempt any lcngthcncd speech myself In
nsmuch AS have already had IA opportunity on three
separate occasions OF giving extended address
alive 10 the terrible calamity which hDs como ron
Union n the death Of our beloved President. Will
therefore leave others this evening 90 give utorancc b.
those sentiments nrd feelings appropriate TO the esent
occasion Ils meeting hus been called by the mem
beers Of the church and congregation WOrsbipirg IN
this place Tor tie purpose Of giving cEprcsson to the
views which We cnicrtnn IN relation 10 the dreadful
calamity by which have been derived OF our be
loved CHIEF Magistrate. mud Of the confidence and r..
spect with which we regard tho h0norod statesman
Wh0 In the providence Of God ias been calld to &C
cupy the Presidential chair. Probably the fnet n
known 90 most who pre- sent here this evening
which hns como 70 Hight during he day. Dr. bowling
hen detailed the capture Of Booth And now
Sat reiribn,icn has fallen upon the assassin swift
rccdy and terrible sccI0s 60 ne ha no one viii dale
attempt 70 nbrIe ms hords In tho future in blood
|oitger OF present h0norcd Chief Magistrate or OF
ehOnOred men assOeiaoO with him III the admins.
ratDn of tie Government j. il the dnty of hrstian
men aud women 10 come to2ethe- eud cylIees their
c0nidcDco IN the present President Of thu United State
aud those nssOciGtcd with him n order that thor NAY
Do oncoJragedto pursue The work which has been 80
pobly carried forward by departed President IN
ator suuGation Of the Rebellion and the cxteImina.
lion from The land Of the cause OF that KobolOu-hun4n
slavery. tChoers.l
Ra.Olutiols were then adopted eyw.ss.go Of synpah,
with tue nation rendering assurances Of sppoft 81 the
resont EXECUTIVE aud opprov II tie proois ~ erect
= nonumcnt ~ Ito late President by d,inr sl5scrip
tom.
zen. " alb-.ige WIS then introduced and spoke a.
sologs:
k1 cIS. wAIBRlDGEs srERCH.
IIaAA WAiBnIDCE then sed Tie history Of al
avn ksihing more or less than the biography of It's
iistns1 sons. Whenever therefore. citizen Of
auy conmN pas sltnincd such position as TO con-
cgnirate witGN bin own poIeon Ito affections Of hi.
lontrJmon, VIM kyor affects him for the time being
Affects The State ~ nd whenever such an individual ia
transferred to that list when makes up the record o.
9dstag shed dead, Just ~ portion to the extent
u MS influence while hvGk viii be The respect paid his
memory by those 10 shall come offer him The lust
~ ':aA l's'T. o. :. ~ "i' laws render.
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". bavo 40 r.osn,Iv ,sssed But wo mns- not forget
that his strong arm II powerful ohIy os ~ - i't
ogated with the strength aud confidence of thr peore
TlIs suseirol wIo ,hall measure the greatness and
renown Which awaits tic administration OF the Govern
nent upon winch We are about 10 enter Nu'le" W "a
ercise porer uuaor circumstances so grave ara uhex
5rcted enough mas already transpircd 10 assure the
Inublic confidence that tue interests Of the PEG
pie and the honor Of the repubic WIN DC
,safo IN the hands OF the present Executive.
Indicating his future policy he points to his pas.
lnstrous and persistent record foreign Governments
may learn that hereafter tie policy OF tins nation Is 20
BE- that early innugurated by Washington when SOUGHT
10 anco s own gre at interests
alliances abroad aud equally assuring them there must
be- Incorporated upon this continent no Institutions u
,niendiy to the cout Ued advancement OF the Govern
mcn OF the United Safes while tho masses 4pioa9
can equally appreciate thai the President on the su
sa.es vii be glad to welcome here all those WHO ue-
size 10 change then material condition and advance
their material proc erty by awaiting themselves OI We
benefits Of that beneeebt egiSlaii0n, which secures 70
oach MN hOnca measure when owes us success 10
the sagaeity and foresight OF President Johnson
moro than 10 that Of any other hVlnS ilan'
lie early comprehened that through the agency OF me
Homestead Bi'" II it could oucO be established ne
nil ht make nrOad upon the oilgafcy OF tue oOh'
who recognized slavery AID by It's agency IoEehIeu
the treason which ultimately struck Tor INC overthrow
LOT the Government The people OF the United STATES
themselves be assured that Justice tbou4h leu
Tered with mercy. Wit nevertheless, be executed upon
m who nnye sougtt 70 the f, OF the nation ana
that treason must he regarded tho most odiors crime
Recognized in social and political system a..
Gen Naihridge was listened 70 WIN haiAeu e''eu
lion and frequently appIuded.
DR. DowIINn then addressed the meeting MT some
length la his difcOurse be said that be heartily IN
olsed tho MOTTO which he over the door Of poor
'ficsm on the n0wely va; SIC ssmpcr Pyassdis MIR
frio trldi0,ibH beneath tno picture OF man hang
iug on gnlows
WnLt1M GLAND BoUHsE then addressed the meet
inc HIS REM ts were listened 70 with rpch oiten'
ion Interrupted bg frequent applause. ,
MIR CArIkIys then addressed tho meeting. Ho SAID
IA. We saw the initial letters 4. l.. on the walls O. Ol
'cty for the last week. representing the name Abraham
~ coin we sh,ud remember hoi IN iuiufe tho'c iel'
trrs meant AMuRIcAS LnEETr. (AppIause). The
meeting shortly alter adjourned.
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TROTTING on TUE FASHION COURSE, LONG
Extraordinarily trot for the Association pnrse u
500. mile heats, best three in five. came OF on the
Fashion Course Long Island There fifteen
horses entered. four OF which started. These
Hiram Woodruf's b. &. Shptmber; X. Oge's 6.
Giho; W Borses b. ~ Grace, I. Organs x. e. Gun.
ramed,) and p. McCoy's b. m. Black Ohnda. Ship
timber was the Ayorite and certain the betting
me Of his winning that they freely bet 500 10 $40
ION him he gray geldiug wtn the first heat by sin
lengths in $780, Hirams h,rse being second Grace
barely saving her distance and Gibo and onda shut
out Shiptimber still maintained hs position of favor
te $50 10 $40 being bet hi, winning The race. The
gray however. won the second heat by head amer
hnc in 2;33; Grace being distanced shiptimbes
was then drawn.
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Music.
MASTER CcyER's CONCERT.


The fret concert Of Master JOker took place
at Nibo's Saloon last evening large ard fsshion-
able audience present though the Saloon was NOT
crowded II should have been. The artists assist
ing were Miss Blanche Carpenter Mr. George Simpson,
Mr. j. r. Thomas, Master EIard, ard Mr.. George W.
iColby Master Coker was OF course the chief star OF
attroction as be we'll deserved to be- Tor his voice 10
very ine-a richtoned, pure and meodions soprano,
(which we have rarely heard cxcelled, II equaed He
sings with charming taste end with serse and sent
mcnt which could be hardly expected from one Of his
tender years Master COker is certainly better worth
hearing than twothirds OF our lady concert singers
He has no afectatioD, no NY tremoando. His is
STRAIGHTFORWARD singing. c ar, sustained tone, pure
melody and simple pathos which affects every one.
which the sympathy Of all ord gained for every
piece, hearty aud unanimous Master Ellard
also has charming voice AMI sings in excellent taste
The duet between the two little yocallss gave general
delight, ana was loudly encored. Mr.. George
|simpson sang two ballads, very sweetly aud
effectively and fully sustained his excellent reputation
Mr. J. r. Thomas was rs he always Is, a marked
point Of attraction. His rich unctuous and finely cui.
ltiyated voice rolled through the Saloon with full
sorority such rarely heard. He sang among other
pieces his new and very charming ballad, Beautiful
Isle Of the Sea-" with that grace and sentiment which
always insure him an unanlmous encore. Miss Blanche
Carpenter the pianist being unable TO appear nei
place was very ably filed by Mr. Colby the conductor
who performed several pieces most aceeptaoy. Inc
Concert was in every respect successful and Master
lockers Second Concert Saturday evening heAI pns
29tb, will probably be very fully attended
GERMAN OPERA.
This evening, the German Opera Company
will perform the POI ular Opera Of "Fanst with very
strong cast. THIS Opera Las always been wen per-
Horned by this Company drawing overhowins auaien'
ees for many nights The choral portion is very iuly
and ably sustained aud altogether it is the most e0i'
~. o,,era in the repertoire of the Company
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A-sauit on Charlie Iugersoii.

PHnADEIrnIA II urnday, April %. loo.
This afternoon, Charles lngefsoll, brother O
Edward Ingerson aud notorious sympathzor Win The
Rebellion went 20 Spring Garien Hall for tho purpose
of going bail for his brother. ON oeto'ndinR ron h
carriage he set upon by the IoPulnce. and yeil
badly beaten He took refuge In the hail. ana was fnbse
auently conveyed to his home Sesersl proninon
ccersionsis proposed 10 visit TIC hni TINS Afternoon
10 consult with Mr. IngcTsol. but they were wafnct
not 10 DO So end Gssstod. The excitement On the sub
ject runs high and in the pfesept state Of the public
mind. tao lives OF all sympathzes with The Rebels car
ardy bo said 30 Pee safe.
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Druuspred Our.

HtrTr8URG. Ia. Thursday ApIil "a %.
William Young, who WAS arrested week be-
fore last by the Provost Guard, for mailing obscen,
comment. on the death O President Linco'n this
AFTERNOON escorted through the principal ftrce6 ~ Tie
city. h. squad ~ the Veteran Roserye Drum Corpa
Rho played TIC R0Ruc's March. Tho prisoner Va.
elevated on hoard. upon which painted wordi
descriptive Of his ofense. The novel Efah created
CONS able Egls.tlon.
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committee Of ten was appointed to attend con-
lyention Detroit in May next. The invitation was
rendered by the Board Of Trade Of that place.
Communication IRON John A. Stevens. Secretary
transmitting portraits of j. Como King add Robert
Lennon, were read The portraits were received, ard
the thanks II the Chamber rendered 10 tho donors,
The Chamber then adjourned.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ LEONARD CRONER..................D DIRECTOR
CARL ANsCHUTL. CTOh
GRAND GERMAN OPERA

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LE9SARn 19yRoVER''.'''ci;dpN lhEC ZOE
oA"h GRAND GERMAN OPERA i'e
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 30 1875,
oGiy time, positively, Of Gounof. oPeIa
FAUST PAUSE
JOSEPH HERMAYs. ......ss...... .MEPHrsroPHELEs
III wSTdgrta and ysTy celebrated 'Pse ,'SP'ieS Srx
s!s GIUSEPPE TAMaR0. 's'". . ...
IA: original .oe with the great Italian compaS,i M,
iiEINRicH yIIESTiSs
S @%S IMMEhMAN
JAW Me- faEafsA WOOL; ,9d iiiIihIoL
GRAND FANFARE MILIrAlRE,
f''' GRsFULIA's
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND.
y '''' N ENTIRE GRAND cHohUs,
oAvALcApx ' OF Th y MEMBERS OF
dRANp siS SISy er
The sio of secured either ofc night continue. ~
at Roof Anthony, corner Of Nassau aud Pine.st.
Tho opportunity 10 exchange their c-fps
ton continues at the usual places until Friday next, a\
AdmissOnTO Parqurt Dress Circs and Balcony one dol.
ar Secured Seats hty cents extra Secured Ron s,s oSv
i've cents.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
chaI Lh ASscd}S TIHoVER''.'.;pREoTos
AMI GRAND GERMAN offRx coNp'oi''
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 49,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Only time Of Won E,otow'a Opera.
MARTHA Entire.
Fourth act restored,
- With cast Of Unparalleled strength.
MANI
- 49, Che role originally composed for him.
Nine JOHANNA MiRInx
hnc. SUI iiif DLlU MANLY
Doors open at " o'clock TO commence ~ o'clock.
A Sn to m Ps' Of 'ae house. e. No 's sr seat,
No. 7ol broadway, and q. Root Anthony, Nsssaus,,
conner Pinest
A FARM of $40 Acres in Ulster Co., n. Y,
offered for SALE in exchange for city property.
particulars inquire OF &. Y. RIDENOUR kingston N Y.
A DRUG CLERK WANTED.-0n compe.
N tent, and accu, omed 10 COUHrRY TRADE. Add1es
-. :. s-~ -, =. ~..~ss my !.
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TRorTrYG on TUE FASHION COURSE, Lo

Gold, at close Of report, Ibi.
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RON CANADA.
Indiessa,ent Of Jacob Chomp< on, a. Clay
md n hers.
ToRoyro, q. W., thnrsdaY. April IL leG5

TORONTO. q. W, tlursday April q, led5
The Grand Jury have found true bill 6
Indictment against jacob The,npson. g. c. Clay W
II. Cleary. William Lawrence @,Donais and Bennet
Young for a breach OF the neutrality lava.
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. EASTWARD VIA NIw-HAyEy BOArs.-&,
ibe Let of May the New-Iayen boats leaving this city
every weekday at 3'l5 and il p H.. will connect with
the New Haven. Hartford and Springfield Railroad
trains thus opening conveni,pt and comfortable route
/ 10 travellers going eastward. See advertisement
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COITRT C,LFND.D T,,s Inv

'VNIfI .tI1I@s'II'I
SUPREME CoURT-CTRcrr1' -PASJ I.-AdiourneC
wihOr, day PART J-Nos 1901, 1876, l45. 1871. PAHi
Ui-C alendar unchanged
SUPERIOR COURT-pAgT Mos. t90j, 50j3
500, N2s 3lJ 5l35 Jiy7. 3l39, 5lA 549 5if>s4L 5ta
'Sel. PAN V-Ni Is 60 es., & e.. ...1.
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500. .0o0 Rswasl.
WAR DKrARfxxxT. WAsnrsoroz, I
April 20. I
To NJ: N.n. NJ.

To Aaj. Gen. Dix:
One hundred thousAad dollars reward
The murderer Of our late beloved Presi-
dent. Abraham Lincoln. l. still at large.
Fifty thousand dollare reward will Be paid
by this department fot bic appsshsssiop,
in edition to any reward offered By mu.
nicipal asthorities OF State executives.
e26, 600 reward viii be psid for the sb.
psehensios Of q. A. Alsirot, sometimes
called "Port Tobacco" one Of Booth
accomplics. s35, 900 reward will Be paid
for the apprehension OF David G. Harrold
another Of Booths secomplices. A liberal
reward will be paid for saY Information
that shall aonddee 10 the arrest Of either
Of the abovenamsd criminals or their &C.
complices. All persons harboripg or o.
creting the said persons or either Of them.
or aiding or assisting their eoncealmsns
or escape. will Be treated - .coomplices
in the mnrdsr Of The Presidea. and the
attempted ssssssinstion Of the Secretary
Of State, and shall BE- subject 70 trial Be
fme military conmission and the pun
ishment of death. Lot the stain Of inuo.
cent blood b removed fron the lad By
the arrest and punishmens Of The murder.
srs All good citisops are exhortsd 70
aid public justice on shs ecosssoo. Ev-
cry MAG should consider his own isno-
esnee charged With THE sslsma dsty aud
rest neither night sot day sill il il accom.
plished
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To Major Gessral Dix:
The following is The o&eial rsp{rt o.
Ssrgsea GsseEai Barses Of lhs co.@ @isiou
Of Secretary Seward and his 600. NJ
Frederick Seward, this noruinr..I III.
dsep istsssst q the Anerisas pecils Il
the welfare of tho great -statasmal and
patriot, whose life was assailsd 81 ~
norderer Of President Lincolp. in3ses,
me to send yea ~ o0sisl morsins and
evening reports Of the Surgeon Genkrsl
E. n. sfAHr0H,
Secretary Of War.
April 20, 1860 .. m.-To Hon. Z.
n. Stanton, See'y Of War.-SIs have
the honor e rspefe that ths 6scsstady Of
State passed restlsss night, bet il hore
comfortable this morning. Mr. F. bev.
ard costissss 70 improve slowly.
Very respectfully, Jour obedient ser
vaDc
lSigoed) Y. r. BAasHs,
Surg. Gen.
Washiogton, April 20. - 6ssretar,
Seward il able to cit up to-day, aud i in.
proving very fast. Frederick Seward
passsd comfortable night. and i also
inpuvsd.
A large number Of navy officers called
IN BODY 70 psy shsir ssspesss 70 Prssi-
dent Johason.
The naiss delegation, nov 10 this city,
headed By the Hon. Hannibal Hamlis.
late Vice President Of the United States.
waited spon the President to. day for the
Parpose Of rendering to him the same
hearty support which they % fresly gave
% his illastsiOus pssdssessor.
A delegation Of citizens Of Massachu-
sets, headed By Gov. Andrew, Of that
State. and Mayor Lincolo, Of Boston, by
appointment also called upon President
JoAnson this morning.
Delegations from various other States
viii pay their respects to the Chief Mag
istrase during the day. This morning ..
III O'Clock delegation Of one hundred
citissns Of New York called upoa Presi-
dent Johnson Al the Treasury Depart
ment- President Johnsos, in respoa3s to
an address By Gov. Panksr, said
GsHfLExE1; I On scarcely fnd Ian
gqsgs 70 express ny feelisgs asd thanks
upon this occasion. Your words of dom
fort and kisdness sre especially suspicious
q this time. Having hesa eallsa teIthis
post By Providsass, I an overwhelhsd
With aeass Of the ohligalions and d4tiss
dsvolving upos me. and ] feel deeply the
kind Expressions Of support sad s4sa-
dsoce which you have given. It va but
the other day that oar late Chisf Mdeis-
trats vas inaugasatsd, after having sjvsd
eae term With acceptance "a AeAsly al the
people Of thh nation, and nov As has
besn atrpek down like star from its
spheres lssvipv questions q great pcifti-
oal impor,anoc 70 Be settled. | am esps-
cially thankful for your encoursgemsnt q
lhis dns. Ard you win plsass ssceps my
thanks for jour rendered aid and support.
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SURRENDER OF MosBY's
BAND.
Repersed .asress ~ Dsssh.
31oo, ,ooo REWARD ron 1xI1 ~.
0AouI9.
ourssnass ef 8ssby's 0sonasA.
NJ. VI ~

ouzssaAsf u ussay's 0sonasl.
New York, April 90.
The Herald hes adSices iron Wisehss-
tor g ths l0th. phish stats that Moehy
ssrreedersd his force to Gen. Chapman
q Bsssyvlls, o ths 17th, .ailss arssse1e
the see viii 0es. Hansosk, vtloS
VEN aasans = thoss ga1ee1 Ise.
II . an4sstood Gen. 3oesse - alsp
astsd ~ hh seanasd - isels1sd il
the castol.
AeeeYs - ssnbsr pse.ably ssvss
Great nsnhsn ~ Lss's solaisrs - q.
rivisg withfs orr lines. They sscst ths
idea that any portion Of their army hss
gone % Johnston, and say when it is fair.
y sndsrstood By Johnston's asa that sAsy
can 60 10 their homes they will 60.