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le rebels are fully posted ln relation u al #
'ur movements. etc. Gen. steele captured .
NO railroad supply trains n Pollard A.
ast accounts. our losses wlL nCt exceed 90
killed and 300 or 300 wounded
kebe. steamers r.y regularly between No P
1-e ana The spanish iar-. COVE! ng rein
orcemcu,s ana guns. Two of nur men
were .n. AIRED oE iorpei.cs.
Tie JIl-tl States steamer llrc4@- llr ro-
. l-.s 4n a---4. IS 3D.. Tie jl.o- forces and gum
boats on Moh.ie March 50th No particu-
4rs were obtained EXCEPT that Tie Monitor
Was blown up oI Dog River Bar
.y a torpedo
4 New Orleans correspondent SAYS Tia,
on the lsth Gen. >tceles column started
from Pensacola and Barralcas ior Blakeiey
Landing. ou The Tomhehee. WIKI the pur-
bose of thanking Ihe lviense- az Mobile.
L. j. Thought tNl- ni- compel tie rehels %
H.. lacn ln Ilc Alabama. As % Nll BE tue
only opening en % tiem. IL f, De uot al
ready ulocA-ltl
on tle 22l Wilson's cavalry were heard
from. doing 50 ID.
a Washington Spec.a. SAYS wounded me-
u the 2i New York cav4lry report thai
t~ei- regiment went into Sunday l.h- DIS
mounted 600 strong. ANA came olt with
ol.y 500 men ana one uou-commissiolc1
officer
The New Orleans Tras Dcar SAYS that
Gen. C4lhl's AMY is within fge miles az
Mobile. Wits siege Guns in position. Tie
attack on Fort Bradley Tie main defense
OF Mobile. Frank Gardner commanding.
las already commenced
A Richmond correspondent tc.erraphs as
io-oNs. me "orNs I'D l'oN- oi h-t--'''i-
consist ol lAree stiuN- ..Aes. "-o.il eAFei-
olln5 lAe c-'. inc QUEER ones are cpA--"-
uons. the inner one consisting ol "A series q.
strong Ie-o~a.s ANA NI-tDN ie1's. Al.
three mount upwards ol 500 guns. ana
NpN--. na4 llrl Nrcn properly -affi~oAel-
form an almost lmpfe-raN.e series ti uc
fences lorpeiots were thicAiy thrown a..
over Tie ground. marked WliA ll-s !ar iNe
safety pi Tie re.cls. 4rl which sawed iae
lives ID, many oi our men when marching
MO Richmond The second lre was equal
IS as strong IS The lirs- excepting us 20
aoatus and torpeloes Tie tarl lime is
Just outside the edge ~ tlc town situated
on high ground These works Las Tie oth-
ars. mount heavy guns. Davis received
Lees dispatch to eKAcuate while ln church.
ana took oa lle train Ae escaped wiki. boy
-es ana carriages 50 a., 90 take 90 the colu-
trl ll ease the road Was Interrupted Tie cA-
pressed himself las being let determined
uot 80 give mp though it Was certain he lal
but Attie hope .eit Governor Extra Bill
lv smith did nor leave till after midnight.
he .eit his wife behind. and also lil Gen.
Lee. Tie news Of tlc death 81 beer son.
". II. !. Lee job the battles has been rcce.y-
cd The Virginia Legislature was iu -ess-
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Thanks oe 10 Almighty God ior the great
victory with which lie has ms CAV crowned
you AMI the gallant armies under y01r com
maod. Tie thanks OF tbs Department and
the Government, and Of the people Of the
United States-their reverence and honor
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70 Lisut Gea Gra,'
70 Gen. P L., So c. sA

Gene-al-your note ofyesterlay : recsiv-
ed. AsI have 10 authority % treat on Tie
subject o. the peace meeting proposed for
10 4. ~. to-day. could lead - 20 good. /
Will sta,c however. General. thar I an
equally anxious il- peace wi-l yourself
and the whole N0r-n entertain ttc same
feeling. TIE Terms upon which peace en-
be had are wei unler--oO--lg lie south
wing down their arms they Wi. hasten
that most desirable event save thousands
Of human lives. and hundreds u millions or
property. lot ye, destroyed Sincerely no
ping that al our difficulties nay le settled
without the loss OF another lie, very re-
specially. etc.
[. :. GRANT. Lieut. Gen.
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war IErl s--LrNT
NLsE-SG-oN, Arri e-loF
Ordered Tat salute Of 200 -uns be fired
- the headquarters Of every army and navy
department. and AZ every post anu arsenal
in the United States. and a. the military
academy - West Point or Tie day ot the
-ecein, o. this order. IN commeni0rat on Ot
Tie surrender a. Gen. r. +. Lee. ana BE
army @. Northern Virginia
r. Iislf Gen Grant &C. tic army elter b. II
1a1--
The report 0t the receipt aad execution
4 this order j. 90 De made o. fte Adult u-
General a. Washington.
IN STANTON. Secretary or H-ar.
OFFICIAL BCLLEII>S
WAR DEFAErNESr. WAsuNGroN.
April Al p. ".
To Nj Gea. Dix.
The following telegram from Grant = Just
received % tAis department What hCur
today e Lex him. does no- appear but
-. badly III the afternoon. Ne details u
casualties have been received. lut are cX-
rec-ll tomorrow. Tile s,alemen, tLat OF
fc.sl Information had been received of Gen
Custer being alliel. IS uo- true. he was
u--armcl ATE tl., afternoon.
T. ~ STANTON. See OF War
WILSON'S STATION. Va AprlA
IT, Hon. T. NJ. stanton Secretary al War.
Tie army is pushing forward In The hone
or overtak-u- or dispensing tile remainder
NJ Lees army. >hericaus cavalry and The
I'm anu ON corps are between 1lls anu tAt
AlloAi"l-oA' fcD' -Ne--r ana '-e ~ ana
CHA corps are following. Ord is following
0n the sou,hsiie Railroad Tie bulk Of Tie
enemy thar retains anything Ike orEaniza-
,l'l nave zone -oI-A %. tue a lpvL-'-oA'
aud are a. laie'''. AeAa.h- l.I l.. memo lI-
Their losses nave peen very heavy. HE
houses through Tie country are nearly all
used as hospitals lor The wounded
In every direction I hear az rebel soldiers
pushing Tor home-some in large. some il
small squads. and generally without arms.
our cavalry have pursued Them 80 closely
tha, they have been forced 20 destroy the
greater part Of thelr transportation. GALS
sons ana munitions ei war
ne Null'el Oh prisoners captured tes-
tercay exceeds ZOO
From me 2eih 81 March 10 ile present
time. our loss I'D killed. wounded ana cap
iurea, vii NOT probably reach 1000. az
whom from L5vo 90 1000 were captured,
and many but slightly wounded
SHAH continue Tie pursuit a. long as
there appears 20 be- any use ID u.
Signed l. =. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
WASHINGTON. April I'll n.
To Mai. Gen. DIX.
The following particulars dated CITY
Point April tth. give The latest information
received from Richmond.
Gen Wetzel te.cgrlpAs from Richmond
that n railroad stock De found ~ locOm0-
tive~. a passenger and baggage cars and
100 iTelr ear.
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-. IrILIE i IEclN-IEr-r-.

Among those who delivered .naa.t..,.
Monday AZ New York wa, 81. G.n n..
ler- las remarks were prnc.Ia.1 dr..t..
To Tie future disposition tg e. veuml.f. f..
tle participants in fhe rebellion He RI,
ommenici that al leaders sf.li Beds.
iranchlsed and disqualified er loIr-
Office under iAc Government. ha- t..ff.
masses. including negroes Should f-r.
rights ~ citizenship. hs address ai
loudly Anrlall.l.
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-. 1..1-zzsIlsz-zzzzzzzz.--v.
Tho riab AM c..
n 49, =, - - - "i> corps Us- t--
~ m 49, TO-. ~. '.' .-e ranking
-,s-i;,-.. ,,r.,,,,..'.... - -s t1 ne
i M, is-s,,.,.l -. -. --' .l hr-..
-. .,-.,...,.-. cause rC.-
a. ~. .ta-' 49, IS -,. Cd o..r,-
-oierab.e thorough acoraf--ar.. -....
" ArFen usual behavior ir s.mtrt-- -.
LIT /. circumstances. 1 have ra- ra--..,.
-'-9' ma --s removal WAS r.-.- a. -.-
g. ns anu ms persons s.at rlssaic
= .'.-. -is''-4 --.l.els .s-N. I..- B ra-.,--
''''' 1888 ''-'- 'i- -lr.- Way r.,
\ washington spccia. says . c.s-.s--, .. .
.el >po.,s~oo4 House. Richmond ~
Monday. says Bur lt-.e properly -.'
stroyel '1 the tire which VA, e..s
mainly % tie tobacco Warehouses r
eep'ion OF the mon t1oons was er,h-s..
there were large numbers az miss. -.
Ys.-s-i,,- ~. ~. ......... ra
taking command or t.e.--, ., .,'--ts
Culperrer Car-- HONS, l---.... ~'s'- o.
''N N-'r
secretary Stanton eAI presses Gle cr.-...
,aAt tlc-e wll De ODD u..c h..-r s.'
-....r.- S.,....,l .i.-..-.. " s---
Gen. sherman on SsrI.t s- p,
Mr. Lincoln had re.rrnsf ana .-.-
''' I'D ''''''-''
sorrHEnN Nrws
An arrival IL New YORK f-,., p--.
April -fh. lr.nr, news t4.- .,..---..-- Ia.
progressing lneivat Savanna .-.. .,.-.
Ton. The condition OF The ,..... ,..-.
Is improved sanitary rrf.......
summer had been iaa....-,-.r
4 steamer arrived ~ FORTRESS. ,I...
the >th. from Wum'nrtor n d. ,r
affairs Boz that vicinity APP r.-.......
aut the c.ly j. cu.e.ll r.Sr- -.- ..--
buslnes>-ilhe aspect. I'll. ...-.s ...-..
ln- rap.dA re-oDenei AMI ...,..t..... -,
Gates a speedy return tn ti..- ......... b. .'.
90 those who fel M t,, a,.r-..... i.
troops.
'-.LAt Nt fNtr
\ dispatch from Cairo Qf fls lU.. .r
nOl2ces lie complete rolt of Forest, s-.-
49,. ,,..l -....,-.... 'Att.l
orfsr,ier r.r,frs,,-s rr-..f ....- '-.'s
force. uas renor,.8 .,.s,~ ...,....
o-'- -' ''-.. Is 'N hANNNrlA' 'filN
Among those who deliyerel Speeches. .
Monday ~ New YORK wa, Nal G.n Dr..
Ter his remarks were PRINCIPALLY a.r.....
% the future disposition Dl o. vern,r..f ..
tie PARTICIPANTS in fha ~.n.'H.. u
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HEADC'Rs ARMIES or VIE UN.Ir0
STATES April 9 ls65. 4.39 p. N.t
To Hon. E " Stanton. Sec'y ol War:
Gen. Lee surrendered tile army ~ North
ern Virginia this afternoon. upon The terms
proposed By myself Tie accompanying
additional spouderce will show ,he
conditions fully.
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L. +. LEI, General.
April, : 1865.


General-YouT note OF last evening. iu
reply To mine Of the same day. asking or
what conditions ! would accept tie surrer-
der Of the army Of North Virginia. is receiv-
ed. In reply I say that peace being ny
first desire. there Is but one condition that
I insist upon. viz: That the men surreu-
dered shall be disqualified tor taxing up
arms again against the Government of
the United States. until properly exchanged
| will meet you. or designate officers 30
meet any officers for the same purpose ~
any point agreeable 20 You for The purpose
ofarranging definitely the terms upon which
the surrender OF the Army OF North Virgin
Ia Will be received.
Very respectfully yclr cbe1lent servant.
1 EHANL. --.--- L..
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n CKASE s9.'E for CompsinZni.
"A trus co-v1 n p HEyrEzif.
s2oze ReCF.a - c.aaee's'
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have been deserved-win be rendered 10
YOU and the brave soldiers and gallant Off
GERS Of your army. for all time.
>lgncil T. ". STANTON.
So. a. WGr.
AE tEr ts--LrNT.
r. LsE-SG-oN. Arrl. SOP
Ordered Tat . salute Of POO -uns be fired
- the headquarters 0f every army ana navy
department and AZ every post anu arsenal
in the United States. and a. the military
academy - West Point. or tie day ot The
receipt %. This order. in COMMUNICATION o.
tle surrender n Gen. r. +. Lee. ana BE
army @. Northern Virginia.
r. Iisai Gen Grant az tic army rl-er b. n
El---
The report OK the receipt aai execution
Il this order i 20 be made % rae Adult ~
General a. Washington.
T.. N STANTON. Secretary Of H1r.
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IS GRANT. Lent Ie4
'cIman c..g a


General have read YOUR note u this
date. Though lot entirely of the opinion
YOU express Of tie hopclessness ~ further
resistance On the part OF the army OF
Northern Virginia. reciprOcate your desire
10 avoid useless efusiou 81 blood and
therefore before considering Your PROPOSE
ton. ask tie terms you viii Oier 0a c.udi-
ton Of is surrender
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HEADQUARTERS CAvALRY

JEILRsElLIE. Apri. 90 j.. Il.
10 Lieut.. Gen. L. = Grant.
! send YOU the enclosed letter. which viii
give you an idea OF the condition of tie eu-
eny and their whereabouts
! sent Gen. Dav.s's brigade tais morning
around on my leit ilauk. Boz captured ~
Farmers Crossroads i've pieces 81 artil-
.ery. about 200 wagons and eight or nine
hatle-ha9s. ami number 81 prisoners
The 2l army corps IS now coming up.
wi-h You were here yourself feel conf
DENT of capturing Tie Army Of Northern
X re.nia. u We exert ourselves ] see no
escape for Lee. ] wiz put all ny cavalry
oat on our left flank except Mckenzie. who
j. uow Ola HE right.
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OFFICE-A TURNER'S STORE
-l0s tl-F-
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RExoTAL y sENERAL WARREy.

B.. The most unexpected event Of me Gay
OF Of the season was Tie removal from com
mand ID The pfeseuce y LIS tr00Ds. a1d 10
the tace fine enemy, by Gen. Sheridan, o.
Msjo- Gen Warren, 90 long Commanding
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Gen r. J. Lee, Commanding G.. s. a:
III accordance with the substance 81 NY
letter 10 YOU. of the oth inst ! propose
10 receive the surrender Of the Army Of
Northern Virginia Oh the following terms
tO-wit: Rolls Of all the officers and men 90
be made IN duplicate. one copy 90 bee Civ
en- % an officer designated Oy me- The other
70 be retained by such officers as you may
designate. Tie officers to Give tne.r uG'-
vidual paroles not 10 take up arms against
the Government of the IuleI states until
properly exchanged. and such company or
regmental commander 10 signa Ike parole
for the men f their commands. The arms
artillery ANA pablo properly ,r ue parked
ami stocked. and turned over Cd the officers
appointed hy me o. receive them. This
Will not embrace the side arms Of The OF
icer-. nor their private horses or baggage.
This Zone each officer and man Nil. be al
lowed to return to bis home, Do. 10 1c dis
tulbsd by Tie United states authority SO
long as they observe their parole and tie
laws IN force where they may reside
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y dispatch dated Els-eA-l.-. -Ala1aIll
March 18th wltl Tie c4ralr. column "
Thomas army under Wilson. says:
Tie force consists OBJ three divisions. and
was s0out1 o- Joined 1y q fourth lis des-
-inltion was Selma MONTGOMERY AID No
bile. TIE country 80 f4r t-avei-l through
contains nothing but old mea. women a1l
children and ae-rOas. Provisions we're
PLENTY. ana our f9r..-ers found no difficulty
in obtaining supplies.
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cangre..lonal ApaorlIonmeat.


The Joint Committee Of the Legisla.
ture, having charge Of the subject Of
apportouing the State into Congress
sional Districts, reported through Sem
ator Butler, Friday The following are
the Districts proposed
Fissr nIarRCr johnson, Sullivan
Hawkins, Greene, Granger, Carter,
Washington, Hanoock, Jefferson, Sc
vier. w
SEcoyD DIsTEIcr -C1aiborne, Knox,
ANDERSON, Koane, Fentress, Cumber-
land, Uuion, B.Ount Campbell, Morgan,
Ogerton. Monroe.
TulHD DIsTBIcr -McMinn, Rhea, Ham
ilton, Van Buren, 5ruudv. Franklin,
Lincoln, Bradley, Polk, Marion, Sc
qu5 tch'r, B,edsoe, Cof-e, Warren.
fous q DIsrsICT-White, Putuami
jackson. Cannon, Sumner, Msoon
Snuh, D Kslb, Wilson. Robertson.
FfIH Dr1uer-Bedford, Msury
Lewis Perry. Hardin, Marshali, Giles
Lawrence, Wayne, Hickman
SIXTH DIsrEICT Rutherford, David
con, Stewart, Williamson, Cbeathsm
| Mon gcmery, Humphreys.
SEvlNru DsTmcr -Lauderdsle, Obion
I GIDEON. Carroll, Hend rson, Weakley
, Dyer. henry, Benton, Decatur.
EtgarH DfsTeICT Hardin, Madison
Upton, Haywood, McSairy, fayetse
Shelly.
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The Nozzle Views cf2s'h learns hist The
!. bel rams, Nashy.ila ard Norsap, ard Co
ssssnars were st Demopolis. N rsare 70
troops exec, . Nabsrry' guersiuss b,tas p
Mobile aud Dsmopo,is.
Generalization IA she resell stray sne
navy, very great.
HALrAx. Nsy 47h7 Bsrmo3a papers
contain long sc,ouuts Of the Judicial .7
yestigsaoas nov being held az 81. George
q the stempt OF Or. B'ask6urr To .atso-
dcoe yellow fever into New YORK, Ph %
delphis, ssd other Northern e.-les. p ac--
burn visited Bernuda ostersioiy ia a Phi-
.snthroric mission 10 connection wlta 'Le
causes OF yellow fever Tho evldoate
shows that he collected while 'aere bed
ding and clothing ts<su from yellow feger
pstents thst he purehascd aad infected
new clothing, which he packed in trunk
and Lett IN charge of paruss wth view
10 forward them 20 New York iu the
spring. One witness testified that BLACK
5urn represented himself as a Con.sderaI
agent, whose mission was the dest-ucliea
of the Northern masses.
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FROM Washington.
CORES Pondenoe q the NJ bvHs z 100 ]
WAsBr, c-1s. Nav 2 1855

CORES PoIdenee e the NJ By lie Q lon
WAsH1' G7os, May ?. 1855
WAS pleased 10 observe in your is
sue Of the 28lh ult, q short commune
cation signed Hamilton, advocating
the election of Judge David T Pat.el-
son, to the Senate of the United State.
l think such a compliment due 10
the extreme Eastern part of the State,
and especially to Judge Patterson. he
has sttested his devotion 70 his country
by sacrifices such as but few men are
courageous enough to make, but "a TIE
incidents of the rebellion are fresh in
the memory Of Te0nessesas Iced net
enumeIate his trials.
Judge Patterson, Ike our late 10
mented President, is practical rather
than a brilliant mans worker raths
than a speaker-sr easoner rather than
an orator. As : juri5t he stands high
in the profession ia East Tennessee .
as judge be was universally esteemed
by ali parties within the range Of his
circuit, as well for the force and
clearness of his charges, opinions and
decisions, as for HE impartial urbaniiy
and professional department As a
neighbor he was esteemed by ell for
his kindness, liberality and puolic spir-
it, he grew up in the mountains, 8
royal specimen of the true East Ten
uessee gentleman, and BY his energy
and talents has made himself what be
is unaided by wealth 1t is but just
that East Tennessee should furnish one
of the Senators to be elected at an early
day, snd SO far as have been able to
consult with East Tennesseeans know
Of no one who would give more general
satisfaction than Judge Patterson.
Tranquility prevails here at present.
The fail of Richmond, the surrender
of Lee, and the assassination of the
President, 80 exhausted the ezcitable
element OF our natures, that the sur
render Of Johnston's army was receiV
ed almost without comment
The only sui jsot Of Interesting dis
cussion is the Reorganization Of the
southern States. some persons aeem
wiling 70 entrust the work to The pres
ent legislatures ami Governors uudel
certain restrictions That might be
the specdiest, but think not the 6es'
way to put the State machinery into
operation again.
1 do not think the great body Of the
loyal people favor any principle Of re-
construction that will permit these eK
rebel Governors and Legislators Il
shape and control the future policy o
these States The a3or wants TO be
swept and gsrnished, and the ship o
State to be manned by crew more. IN
olined 20 loyalty-end the ls0ornt
masses have & right to demand peri, c
freedom to repudiate toe burdens whicl
these rebel State governments hag'
heaped upon them for the support o
the rebellion, and portions Of which q
least the present incumbents nigh. 81
tempt, from interested motives q
fasten upon them. Think it NOS ONLY
their right but their duty to repudai
every burden created in aid Of tb
rebellion. ESvILLE
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Blsrfanealsement Of Rebels In Ken
lucky.

The fcIIowing Law, enacted on the
IIth March, 1852, by the Kentucky
Legislature, IS Of great interest ct this
time.
Bet enacted Jv the General assembly Of
The G .ma2suellth IF hmucky: That any
ctlizen of this State, who shall enter
into the service of the so called Con
tolerate States, in either a civil or mil
itarv capacity, or in the service OF the
sn.called Provisional Government OF
Kentucky, in either civil or military
opacity, or having here ofore entered
,uch service Of either the Confederate
|. S gates or Provisional Government shall
continue in such service after this set
takes effect or shall take up or con-
tinue in arms against the military
forces OF the United States or State OF
Kentucky, or shall give voluntary aid
and assistance to those in arms against
said forces, shall be deemed to have ex-
pairiated himself aud shall no longer
be 8 oilizs of Kentucky, nor shall he
again be a citizen, except by permission
OF the Legislature b a general or spe-
cal statute
Usrs T. an example for the Legisla-
ture OF Tsnnessee
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splendid AssoRrMENr

Just Received
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E:3SSSsSSS SlasIs


No t..,s, 81 ., s.lae p --rlI4as olrt - con-
Tirte Withhold o.
Tan br darrpncst does uot ne % "a Pc or
rel 10 g. cat pochsl; ga D. u-ed % h5rtel 1oii
fFrorn Lieut. Com " b. fustirs. 2 NJ
saav.nr Garnet ogis wish ne O. "a 2 ca -
that t - the 10 q corp go ant ecnsaui ul ara Ir
~ ines ser or zalor ni Las ev,r ooue 90 ief
ny n0Jce"
iris brinfil - Just th- r elee e soldier m
ravsef ussda for d ~ use f--iastyn o. Tra7a-
ta34eiia.
We have ais7 lsttfrs higllT cornuieat.rg tle rraa
from 6enarar Wusuu. hHtlFy CONN tee, n. p.
SEN -; q v P.crpan II Wee Fir1sla roHs Az
n.rsl smith. Brg Co. Hrg r. rig henlr a. "
Z a.ey w. ~. &c kiuu q ~, hra1n III 81 ~
uleu at0rT n0tires from no n ne ieatI0g nuT-
naIa in TIE county. Ase1ts uautea eer', rosf-
paf 90 Feoaipl q Pnos. "a l3 10 ezl.a ll.sb
p.B BID Ks a aEoTHERs,
rravs-su NrrrI |fa-.rIrarf. - err Hfaaa
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SETTLEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Hartford, COnnecticut,
January 1865 Comptroller Of the State
pursuant State, passed
1854 and amended March q, 1880. ..- .--r
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SONS Christina commissioners AID
General zee.

SONS LnflaH1h t0mmisblUltEb 1bu
GvneTai ace.
Several correspondents ask as % re-
buke those members Of the Christian
C0uuissiOn who, according % the
Worcester Spy, recently paid their
r. spects" 70 Genersl Lee Ia reading
the account given Of the Interview b.
one Of the seven brilliant Cnristian
Commissioners, a. appeared 70 Us that
they received 8 sufficiently singing re-
Duke for their snObbishness from the
rebel @ sneral, vino received their I'd
dress IN silence. and got rid Of them
As quickly as hs could he evidently
'rlt that the Comuissioners hsd called
On him only 20 crafty q morbid curios
~, which would have led them 70 the
door Of any noted burglar or murderer
- quickly a. % his; and the hope Of
Dr. Parser. Of Boston, that Lee SYN
pathised with the C1mmissi0n's bu
mape measures, must have struck The
rebel General as odd, Tor De was stand
ing At ths tine almost in sight Of the
pr.sou whsre, under bis eye, aud BY
MS s1dsrance, 30 many hundreds Oi
brave Uaion soldiers persisted Of ex
posare and starvation
This talking % Lee about humanity
IS IS p,alaprePss 81 though . deputalion
Of locksmlths should wait 0uA profess
ional burglar 10 solicit his admiration
Cos the lat new invention 10 ire and
p0wder-prOnf locks and sal4mandeE
safes ~ y Psi