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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
- AyoCA,
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Oar Special Washington Despatch.

WASHINGTON April %, 1865
The report that Johnston had surrendered his armyls
prsmsturs. The facts, they understood here, are
that General Sherman met Johnston at Chapel HILL in
North Carolns to discuss the terms OF surrender Gen
Sherman offered TO Johnston and his army the same
Terms those granted to General Lee. To this John.
ston demurred but offered surrender his army upon
chose terms II it agreed to restore him and his Of
0cers and soldiers their civil rights they existed
before the outbresk Of the rebellion
or course General Sherman had not the power TO agree
70 this but he arranged armsce until he could refer
the proposition TO Washington
Upon the reception Of this news q Cabinet meeting was
ned here last night and shortly afterwards General
Grant LETT the CITY, IL is supposed for General Sherman
headquarters
The fact that the rebel fore still under arms should
demsud better terms than those accorded TO General
lee wouid seem 10 indicate that they had NO
bolster up their failing cause than their puneri
cal strength and the material resources OF the copfede
rscy. Their mpudence exctes surprise and the suspi
cIon that they had previous knowledge OF a conspiracy
gainsi the President and members Of the Cabinet tho
resan ~ which n successful would weaken the faith
OF the North in the stability OF government that they
snight obtain advantages in the final settlement
Memorandum or Agreement between
General sherman and General John
ston.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1855.
Az reports have been circulation for time OF
correspondence between Generals Johnston and Sherman
che memorandum basis Of what agreed upon be
tween these two generals and the results as follows
mEsoRASDuN
smcrsndam or basis Of saeemeut made this eighteenth
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

WASWNroV Apr'l ~. lsoo.
Several hours again occupied to-day in the recep
ton by President johnson OF delegations, State and
others The nrst delegation from the Georgetown
Union League This followed by tho Vermont dele
CATION headed by the Governor The crowd numbered
about two hundred OF whom perhaps dfiy wore Yer.
monters The rest had joined In the from
all the States, just as stragglers do from army
Speeches were made both sides. That Of Vermont
was very neat patriotic, brief and beautiful while the
reply Of the President the in sentiment uttered
to the Indiana delegation yesterday
Next what pnrported to he delegation or lad es
employed n the Treasury Department Not word was
ssid but about thousand ladies OF whom perhaps
three four hundred employees of the Treasury
Department the rest being members and friends Of the
families OF male employees. passed in review before the
President In at door and the other upon tho
pre,eyt Of paving their respects TO the President but
resy and be BY him and the rest OF those
assembled They were accompanied by Hon. =
Clark Of the Note Printing Bureau; Hon y r Colby
Register Of the Treasury aud the whole procession was
marshsllcd by Hon Yield Second Assistant Sscre
ary OF the Treasury
The prcadsn, took his position boldly ana without fear
OF assault ontdcton In front or his room the
door by whp the fearless advocates of rights
entered The foremost Of the dam--ls held her hand
cos Iy bouquet which expected she would not only
present to President but accompany with speech
The bouquet presented but no speech attempted
The Presidcnt recognized them gracefully and with
sm ling countenancc and bowling they passed for full
half hour Such credtabc array OF beauty health aud
tasteful dress has seldom been displayed la any
court Of foreign lands; and II would all have
shuly cnoycd had there some forty or dfty
gentlemen including Senators Representatives Con.
grcss and private gentlemen waiting 10 the President
pf hnai IA.
we're delayed in these psgcans interesting only to the
participants.
However tho Prcsidcn, stood II all msnfully and
pleasantly and then when u over devoted himself
srdiously to business Till nearly quite four O'Clock
making about seven hours OF hard labor
The delegation business is Il Is Understood TO be IA
shed up on Monday, which occasion the Presiien,
will give reception delegation OF loyal citizens OF
nsurrcctionary states As Mr. Johnson for some
time himself refugee account Of his Unioa prioci
lp'ss he osa ralJ wwpsthDs xts ssd sUsvc,s's .bo
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

feelings OF those similarly stuatef II win Doubt bs
Ia very interesting OCCASION and OF more Importance
than most Of the receptions which have thus far beaa
held
Senators Harris, Dixon, stewart of ada; Nc DougaA
Wilson, Cutler of LOUISIANA Norton and
Farnesworth Green Clay smith, and many Others
received ia audience.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
The Press Despatch.

WILMINGTON, ApIII y, IS65.
The Richmond Why OF yesterday says
For days It has been reported here that the so
called Confederate government consisting OF JEFF Davi.
and handful Of his once holders had reached Augusta
Ga and made show to establish itself there prepare
tory to flight to the Trsps. Nj ssissppj
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
NJ O B IL z.

Secretary stanton 90 General DIX.
WAR DsrARrxxr,
WASHINGTON. April "a, 1895
Major General joan A. DrI, New York.
In q despatch dated Mobile, ave O'Clock p NJ, April
l4th, Major General Candy reports a. follows
We find in Mobile and its defencss on the west side OF
the bay over $50 guns and very large amount Of am
munition and supplies Of all kinds and about one thou
sand prisoners Inventories are now being taken and
detailed report will bs forwarded as soon a. they are
completed The quantity Of cotton will probably reach
three thousand bales and there large amount Of pro-
visions and forage, &c.
Major General Hancock reports that nearly all Of Mos
by's command have surrendered, including nearly or
quite all Of the officers except Mosby himself Some Of
Mosbys own men are hunting for reward Of two thou
sand dollars offered for him by General Hancock who
has been directed to establish his headquarters At wash
ing,on.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary OF War.
The Press Despatch.
Nxw ORLEANS, April 10, I
ola CAIRO, April 49, 1885. !
/ render Of MOBILIZE
General Candy established his headquarters In the Gus
tom House. General Granger commands the Depart
ments General veitch commands the post.
No cotton or things burned, because was said
that General Granger would burn the city il the cotton
was burned.
1t is estimated that from twenty to thirty thousand
baes OF cotton have been captured in the city Largo
quantities Of pitch have also been secured.
The city Is quiet and orderly. Many citizens are
anxious to take the oath Of allegiance glad be released
from rebel rule.
Deserters are arriving in large numbers
The Post Office will be Immediately opened.
The wharves and docks are in fine order
The Mayor Of Mobile formally surrendered the city
about three O'Clock the 18th instant, rendering the
services of the pilots bring tho fleet safely up the
lefty
General Granger met most enthusiastic reception
upon entering the city He remarked he had met
so warm reception in any place before.
Three hundred guns in good condition. and . large
amount Of ammunition captured
Twelve hundred prisoners, sick and straggers, were
found in the city, including two hundred and fifty on
GERS All were sent to Ship Island
The contents of the rebel commissary department
were turned over to the poor of Mobile.
Thirty eight hundred prisoners captured In the
i Spanish Fort
Several rebel gunboats were also captured.
The Mobile papers having suspended publication Cen
Granger authorized E. Hinde correspondent OF the
New Orleans Times, to issue daily paper, and he has
commenced publishing the Mobile Daily Neos
General Cemstock Of General Grants staff, arrived
here last evening from Mobile and goes North with de-.
spatches for the latter.
The receipts OF cotton and sugar light and there
are no buyers
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

The Condition OF Secretary Seward and
his SON.

The Condition or Secretary Seward and
his SON.
SURGEON GENERAL BARNES REPORTS.
SURGEON GxvgRALs 0fricx,
WASHINGTON, April 22-9 A. n
Hon T. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
have the honor report that the Secretary Of State
passed very uncomfortable night, but has taken his
breakfast with relish and is quite strong a. he was
yesterday.
Mr. Frederick Seward has improved within the past
twenty -four hours.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
j X BARNES, Surgeon General
War DEPARTMENT
WAsHiyGros, April 22-9P NJ
Hon X. NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War
Ihave the honor to report that the Secretary OF State
is stronger and comfortable tonight
Mr. sewards condition justifyIng and requiring H.
further removal Of fragments Of bone was made this
morning The operation borne WELL and has been
productive Of partial relief
Very respectfully, &c,
J. K BARNES, Surgeon General
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Aid for the Cape de Verde Islands.
TO THE EDITOR or ruE HERALD.

CoSsULArE GyyypM ~ PORTUGAL
Nsw YoRk, April q, 1885. !
siRTo the American press is due in great measure
the successful result Of the subscription raised In this
country in favor OF the inhabitants OF the Cape de Verde
Islands II is my duty by order Of the government and
In the name Of the King Of Portugal 10 thank you for
your Kind cooperation in this work Of phanthrophy
begging you will have the Kindness TO transmit through
your valuable journal, similar acknowledgment OF
thanks remain, sir, with high regard, your obedent
servant.
A. NJ IA cuNuA PEsEIRA DE sorro MAJOR,
Csasul Gcnsrt,
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

its effects and useful In s application the fragrAat
has become tho popular Dentifrce exist
ence 1t is used and praised by everybody.
Sold by all druggists and perfumers
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Point on which All Physicias

Prizes Cashed in all Leg allied A1I0ttorie
md in form alton given. Drawings sent
j. CI.UTE l16
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

A.-LOttsry Prizes Cashed. Circulsrs,
drawings and information sent
J. X CLAYTON. 10 Wall street N. T.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Ladies' CIT Combs.

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.-
81, Boos. Ingraviuss Ar. On hand
I.fGG,f BROTHERS. ii3 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Grover Il Baker's First Premium Elas-
tic Stth and iocE S,tch SEwfNo MACHINES. ~
~
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Point on Which All Physicians
IND one Who viii not say that smdass and nvaorans
absolutely % %ede1 Ana yet
them se sad,h nssn" Of wrssess nss as s
them that sSs remsdy was ls
r: Ss 2
eTE6 aeTf sEEs TT s1 s Ssy sas
free FROM all Psr"eo"s ss%ea,' Hence they haze
cepted whereon the testimony OF the wise the atesens
na e n " Sr III Il is ssns e e e &
ity in the air other unhealthy climate influences, thA,
and Liver comp,snt We state without Qualification or s..
Cedar street
A silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX GIBBS, oos Broadway
A.-Marsh's Trus. Once, 2as Brondway,
SnasT sarn%% s Ma,s% & shoulder Braces SAX EA's
A Clear, smooth skin
coNCESTRATE3 FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARiiiA
removes black spots ipe. and all eruptons OF the aka
An Establi.h~d Remedy.-. Browne
|BRoNCHIAL rRoCHEs" are widely known as an es,As-
u.hed remedy Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Hoarsene.%
aud troubles of Throat and Lungs Their gosA
reputation extensive brought imitatiosA
represented to be the same Obtain only Browns Broa-
chxl Troches"
Beautiful Complexion stands the
closest scrutiny. HEI.MBOLD'S EXTRACT or SARSA-
i PARiiLA In the remedy.
A bust, Size OF Life, OF MIR. Line coin, may
be had Of Messrs FOWLER WELLS sSs broadway.
Address to SnOkers.-POllak Il Son.
Merr rschaum Manufacturers, 6s Broadway Fourth
Pipes and cigar Holders ., retail cut to order boiled.
mounted with silver aud repaired
Among the yBnumernble Prepar Ions
adding strength lie and permanent beauty to tho hst
DAIi!S AMBOiINE. There is nothing ia the world -
equal 1t. Try t
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Transparent French Playing Car,fs
vph fancy pictures send ti Is Tor sample package viii
of fancy g,oia To un Js~s UsLoaA Czk BrosV
va. Se- tots
The New York herald., 1865-04-23


sou, sorts expresses th. feelings OF many thss
c,,"" ;. c!Ss1w'e S.ssrssa ,r"ggS5 sn:s-
lite, ac.. comprises class Of ailments greater than ~
n. p1T Ss TRs are ssps
for the rcei of these complaints that they have BE-
ned by ccsgymea ncr.han,, iadle. and person. oe
bcnshe'l 70 the stomach The extent OF their sale
almost incredible
| Abraham Lincoln M-mensoes and Me-
%orn rn s,:r, H.'ese oras a ss Bust. S.
equesird to leave orders IN tune at TowNsENDs -
A Package OF Transparent French
good. sent postage raid Tor o. Is Address Dr. Jean 10
BaIchc's Ma"doiinc-To Restore the Ori-
sinal color the Hair promo" s growth prevent Its fall
ss q% To 1csp ~ nssa S1e ,.n & aud a hray .;c
pur nitrate ser and those article. that eIiss
e ne popoap, ,,o,. hair ,on,e' SAswhLL s -. mack CO.
furn. any inormsoa requisite TO the family physician Of
any ~ho may be fearful OF ITS use
Bsteheior'. Hair Dye-The Rest I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perrscs
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
Corns, Bmnions, Enlarged Joints asA
all disess.s Of the leet cured by pr zAcHAkiE, ~
Broadway
Ch-v.iier'. Lie for the Hair Restores
gray hair it, original oor stops s falling o. keeps the
head clean s,. above eompsr.on With any ..hsr ha!s
se.~ +:.. sold At the ff ,'If. eff Si
Elegant Pari.ian Furniture nt A.e-
.Ioo On MONDAY April 2, q, No Par. ,,enne 1b.tsess
wiSEk ASe"nerr. mssnincsnt Mirror, .pi-ndd Ioi.id
Tables, exquisite 'sses Curtains, ktsseres reh Piano.
Flags, Mourning EmbI-ms, Notices, go.
a, HoJEKA GRAHAMs Duane street, corner Of Broad
Grover 4 bakers First Pre- naium EIas-
tic stth aud Loci s,tch sEwfNo MACHINES. ~
i Broad-ay
| U~Imbo,d's Extract Baehu.
rhus- who use neither waste time nor money
/ Immense Prices Paid for Old Boohs.-
'"''' '00' LRGGU BsoriiEits II, Nassau street,
Ladies' CIT Combs.
New styles jp- ce-ed from Paris thrre four Ave sis
GEO. ALLEN "" as Broadway door below Csaa s6
Not - Few OF the Worst Disorders Thas
nnn fxfear .s 'GG 6g .E'd .mssy
the almost value
No Pimp,-.. no Darkness. Usder the
eye. ,er n.ns few bottle. Of nhINBoLp CON.
Our Lamen,ea President.
Ne .a ~ srns,s ~ oSr .'c frs
dcnt Iupcra .sr ~. 6,rss. 81; aud De 'ste ia
-,cn. A liberal deduction 10 the trade.
Rid Yourself Of Hunor.
TRarED ESrRtcT s,RSSFtRiiiI
See New York Monthly aud working
woMlSs ADyoC Tt for true po''r'h OF Ao''''" "'~
coin. Specimens, - cents
stutteri0g sod StaW'nerinx ~" ,,
Dr J. WRITiI ALL. late of Hamburg "ernisv p'nA.a
vs 20 tale country be c9a,pl,ei ,n Ia "a ss.
fot only consnlttiDn rom wv nu -
5tosp ". Also SUNDAY All letters snsNerru sne.oss"o
postage stamps. On'e "a First street neN ' "'e""o-
| SILK aud .wmtiny Eisg@. Poles, rend-
auts &c g. ". ,H"'N - ' ""'.
silver watches.
- ~ ,'t,1. for, twenty 10 hundred dollars ssch
~ IN. t.rp AII.FN, No tl5 broadway, iooS
below canal street. formerly No " Wall street
The Injurious Enects OF Alcoholic
,inni,nt. ogercome and the system purihed by unnG
uEiMyOI.Ds bAfkACT sARSAPARiiLA
TrnaspArent French Playing Car,is
with f,ny pictures send t Is Tor sample p.ckasr wh
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

The Injurious Effects OF Alcoholic
.t,,i,rt. osercome and the system purified by udno
4, n, uuul.Ds hATRACr SARSAPARiiLA
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

A Bust, Size OF Life, OF Mr.. Inc oil n, mag
be had of Messrs. FOWLER WELLS, 359 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Address to SmOkers.-POllnk Il Son.
Merrschaum Mer Manufacturers 6J, Broadway Fourth
street Pipes cigar Holders retail Order boilel
unted with silver aud repaired.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Con firmatfon OF the Fire Comm tssioners
Appointed by Governor Fenton.
ALBANY, April %, 1855
The Governor having renonrlnated for Fire Commis-
sioners OF the city OF New York the four gentiemes
who rejected such by the Senate last week, The
Senate held ano~her today and sfter
warm discussion they confirmed all the repubcss
Senators voting in the affirmative except Mr. AndrewI
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

=, ~ ,i,,,~. Tron, twenty hundrei dollars .sch
=, ~ W. ~ I,o a. ,i.IEN No tls Brosdwsy, iooS
Y, - .,r.ef fprneriy No. III Wsl street
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Flags, Mourning EmbIe ms, Notices, 60.
at iOjfk GRAHAMs. 81 Duane street of BROAD
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Dr J. WRITI NLi late of Hamburg ,'etniav M
WISH ~ this country may consulted On w. sm
ton THIS week only consnltuDn RON w snu I,vo
5tosp N Aso SUNDAY Al letters Answered enclosing
nos. % at,mns tnl. a First street near second avenue
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Beautiful Complexion stands the
closest scrutiny. HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSA-
PAkIl.I.A IL the rcmedy.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

U~Imbotd's Extract Buehu.
r,,.. wto ~. i neuh.r w..t. time nor u,opev
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

No Pimp'es. NO Dnrkn-sss Usder the
appear using few BOTTLES of HELM BOLD CON-
ILNTRAIED ENrR tCr SAtSAPARli.t.A.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Among the ~ BILE Prepa ra Ions
for adding strength lie and permanent beauty To tho hair
has been highly esteemed by the public KIN.
DALLS AMBOLINE. There is nothing ia the world -
equal II. Try It.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

,,,. a. q n TYLER Is East Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Bstchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perrscs
Dive Fsstory Hzrclsy
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Not n Few OF the Worst Disorders Thao
Net mankind arise from corrupons Of the blood HELM
BOLDS fNrRACT Or sARsAPARIII.A is . remedy -
the utino.t EAlne
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

M~s-r. 4 GrRNEy 4 SDN IN broadway. New Yors are
publishing the arknowlrdged best likeness OF late Prc-
irnt Imprual .l- 81 ~ ts 81 aud csues De viste 10
esch. 4 liberal icduction Ia the trade.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

ton On MONDAY April q at No Park avenue lb-txcca
Thirty fourth aud Thirty ifth strrets ny ~ ~ LEEDS
MINER Aucuonerrs msgnincent Mirrors splendid Ioisd
T.bi-s exquisite tases Curlaus, Etsgeres r'eh P~oo
Ac.. H.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Am. Estabiish~d Remedy.-.s bro w N .

and beautiful complexion follow The Of HELMBOLD'0
IONCESTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIiiA
black spots pmpe. all erupons the sktn
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

rfsy color s falling out Keeps The
head clean stands above with other hAls
dressing sold the drug stores aud at my onice ID
BfOsdwsy SARAH 4. CHEVAIlER, NJ D.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Rid Yourself or Ilumors

IN the sprng mouths Ivy n.ug iIEIMBOLDs CONCsN'
TRArED EXTRACT SNRStPhRli1A
See New York Monthly aud WorkinS-
WDMAs'S ADVOCATE for true poriraii of Abfahs" "'e
cpin. Specimens, lj cents.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Corns, Bunionx, Enlarged Joints aoA
all disess.s Of the feet cured by pr ZACHAKfE. ~
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
A silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS sos Broad vsSy

A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 22s broadway,
under Barnums Museum. Shoulder Braces, SAX ElASeao
Stoc siugs and Abdominal Belts A.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

'Out of sorts the feelings OF many thas
cannot be otherwise described Ianguor weakness
vaon lsrssncss slr-pyness melancholy. want of sppo-
te Sc. comprise class OF ailments than ~
combued II exactly for these ipdescrbabe
plants thar PLANTATION BTri;RS prepared II u
for the rrlr ~ these complaints that they have b.
famous Hence IL that they extensively
used bv clrrgymen, merchants ladies and persons oe
habits They pheasant 10 the they
benshc,l Ia" stomach The extent OF their sale u
almost incredible
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

Abra Lincoln M~mentOes and Me-
moral- Pins Badges Rosett-s Portraits Buss &C. n
Guile,
leave orders IN tune at TOWNSENDS -
sttx.v
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
Domestic Faults.

A writer thus speaks Of the fatal in
nuence Of small faults, on the peace of
households.
Homes are ofener dark by the
continual recurrence Of small faults,
than by the actual presence Of any de-
cided vice. These evils are apparently
Of very dissimilar magnitude yet it is
easier to grapple with one than the 9TH
er. The Eastern traveller can combine
his forces and hunt down the tiger that
prowls upon his path-but he scarcely
can escape the mosquitoes that infest the
air he breathes, or the sand be treads.
The drunkard has been known to re-
nounce his darling vice; the slave to
dress and extravaganza, her besetting
sin-but the waspish temper, the irri-
tating tone, rude doglnatic manners, and
the hundred uame!ess neglgences that
spoil the beauty Of association, have
rarely done other than proceed till the
action of disgust and gradual alienation
has turned all the currents of affection
from their course, leaving nothing but a
barren track over which the mere skele-
ton of companionship stalks alone"