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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11
Notice-Confederate Taxes.
January 4.

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VIE Assessors will attead, in company with The
Collector at Hillsborough, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 23d Gath and 25th days Of Jams.
ary 1865, and al Chapel Hill on Friday aud sa.ur-
day, tho 27h and 2sth Of January, 1885, to take the
returns Of Quarterly Sales for the quarter ending slst
December, by all Merchants Butchers and traders Of
all kinds.
Distilers who have not made returns are requested
to attend to 1t at the above times and places.
All persons engaged in any business or occupation
taxable under the 4th section Of the Tax Act are aIss
requested TO register their business or occupation at
The shove mentioned times and places.
The income from all voca,ions, salaries, &C., will
be listed and collected al The same time.
All persons holding Stale bonds are requested 70
list them and pay five per cent tax upon them
All ceinluenis will have an opportunity Of listing
and paying any and all taxes heretofore pealected
and thereby avoid the penalty Of the law.
Punclual attendance with lists, &C., made, will be-
expected on the part oftaI payers.
H.M.c. STRoUD,2
NJ. A. Angler, hssesso's.
December 20, 1864. 77-4v
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A MODEL SCHOOL.

Madame Cslnpan gives the following &C.
count si lhe Emperor Alexandsrs visit 10
her establishment at Ecanen:
The Emperor inquired into The mos,
minute particulars respecting the estsb-
l,shnsnt al Ecomen; and | felt great plea.
sure IL answering his questions. recol-
lect having dwelt on several points which
appeared to me very Important, and which
we're IN thsir .pirit hostile to arislscratie
princlp.is. For example, / informed his
Majesty that the daughters Of distinguish
ed and wealthy individuals. and those OF
the humble and obscure, .ers indiscrimi
natsly ningled together iu the establish
nent. II. said ], ] we're 10 observe tbs
les.t Pretsusion ON acrsuat Of the raak or
ioriaue Of psrenis. / should Immediately
put an end 70 q, The NEST perfect equal
i,y j. preserved distinction 10 awarded
euly 10 merit and industry. The pupils
are otliged ta;cu, and sake their swn
eistses. They are taught to clean and
mead laee.a two az time. they by turns,
three uwes . week, cook asd di.tr,bate
setuals to tho poer u The village.
The yosng ladies' shs have been brought
up 10 ny boarding schsol are thar"aghlr
acquainted With everything relating TO
household business. and they are grateful
10 me for h.vios mad. II part 81 their
tdoestisn. IL ny conversation with then
have aisays taught them that on demss.
TIC aauAgem nj depends the preser,atisn
sr dissipation Of their fortunes. |. impress
spsp iheii minds Inc necessity Of rrgalat.
~ With attention the usst iriaing daily
sIrsnses; but az The same time | recon.
nsad then Ia Evsid making dsuestic de-
tails the subject Of conversation in the
draulpg rson. lar this iss most decided
mark Of III breeding. IL is proper that al
should know how 10 do aud dlrrct. bat il is
snly for iil.sducated wcmen 10 talk about
helr carriages. servants, washing aud
ceoking.
These are the reasons, SIR, rhy ny ~.
pilsare geaerally Superior 10 those bresght
up 10 ether ssisbllshnssts. AL is cen.
Quoted On the most simpls plan the ysueg
ladies' afs t'sshi everything II which they
can possibly stand in iced ssd they are
consequently as much al thsir sase 10 the
brilliant circles Of tashion, - 10 the most
humble condition Of life. Fortune csufvrs
rank, but education tscshes hsv 10 sup
pert il properly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

On CARPErs.-The Persian and Turkish
system OF carpeting rooms is Infinitely bet.
ter and prettier than ours. The Persian
carpets are exquisitely beautiful; their CO.
Tors are brighter, the designs prettier, and
they are far more durable than European
and American carpets. They are made in
strips, usually between two and three Yards
long, and about one yards in breadth, to 90
rousd The sides OF room, with square
carpet Of any size preferred for the centre.
They do not require to be nailed or fitted :,
and sufficient number Of them will Of
course, carpet any room. huwevei large or
small. They have very rich and grand
appearance TOO. 10 summer they are east
iy taken up, beaten, rolled aud put aside
by single man servant; and in the hot
weather why should we not more general.
ly initiate continental custom by painting
or polishing our foOrss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

view before Gen. Garry On Sunday. Twelve
hundred and fifty 6remen were out. Regu-
lar mails have been established with the
North. The city is divided into districts,
each having Provost Marshal.
Gen. II. r. jackson, It is stated by the
Republican, has beee captured before Nash
vile. No new movement Of the enemy Is
reported.
Fort Fisher 10 considered the strongest
in America. Butler withdrew his troops,
considering il an impossibi.ity to take the
Port.
The Russian Miaister at Washington
has been ordered BY the Gar to 20 to cen
graduate Msximllan upon hisqulet scces-
sion 70 the throne. The Yankee pspers
do not like this.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

40 Army Of Harmless Ysakse. have
passed Though Richmond within the year
just expiring. From the statistics Of the
clerk Of the Libby prl.cn. Nc. Ross, We
lears thst. from the Isl ofJsnusry. 1904, 10
the 10Th OF Dscemher Of The same year,
81 $50 Yankee prisoners. Of all grades. va.
ticss. tongues. esnpisxisns ,sd kiadreds.
passed The LIBBY a. prisoners Of war. This
number 10 indspendsn. Of about twenty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

The Concord New Hampshire) Monitor
learns that IN some Of the towns IN tn It
county snow drif.ed in piles of six and
eight feet deep on Sunday, the 18th uIt.,
and that persons in getting up their young
cattle from outlaying pastures last We'd
nesday. had to break paths in some places
TO get through.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

sHS. snsRnas on SLAvusY -From =
gentleaan who has had several ecnrulix.
il"as with Gen. Sbersan reeta:ly, the
Corsiitutisraiin learns. be s.rs slavery
will srlst 10 the Sauth after The cenclusioa
u prace. let the sar terminate a. II may
that Lincsls's proclaim stems in reference
to IFS ssslitian. arc sisply mean, for the
re'lorstIss ef the Union +; tia. the Supreme
Curt have net sad will not sustain him.
NEITHER .lll the Federal Gsvernment al.
temp, to sbslish slavery. but will leave il
e The State, returning 10 the Union to set
,e i, and that b. (sherman) expects to
owa . thousand slaves 10 the South one Of
these days.
lie represents Sherman as being a tho.
rough fssstie upon the subjsci Of restoring
the glsrissS uaisn."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11
ON SALE.

ON SALE.
fAl1 lbs. ENGLISH CoPPERAs,
WV 10 kegs SODA & BRIMST6NE,
English INK and Slate PENCILS,
ENGLISH SOAPS, assorted,
Ladies Blue CL0AKING,
CLOVES, MACE and NUTMEGs,
HARIN0 SHIRTS,
DARK CALIcoES,
HAIR PINS.
Hand tnd Mill Saw FILES,
Wood and Horse RASPs.
II. n. BROWN & co.
Nov. Is. VI
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nOTICE.

1NHE undersigned has been appointed Aesn, to
receive aud forward boxes for soldiers and pri-
soner. The boxes must be carefully nailed and
strapped and delivered at the Office Of Mr.. Hill in
Hilsssrouga, the last day Of every month, on which
days will be there 10 receive them. Boxes for nri-
sonefs must not weigh more than 100 pounds.
HARRISON MONK.
January 4. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

mex Hsop-Ts believe il 10 be true
that The sasny has received 4 heavy check
near the Tennessee river, ssd that two en-
TIRE brigades ~ere taken frsn him \; also
that Forrest IA, esptsrsd an iaasusa VA.
goa train, with asny aare prisoners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

Thousand captured in Spottsylvalia and
else where in Virginia. Who were sent South
without touching Rchmond. Since the
war began 1864 nen have passed the
desrs Of the Libby and departed as prison
crs Of war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

The Presbyterian congregation at Union,
Duplln county, N. c., have agreed 10 give
their pastor. Rev. James NJ. Spruet, sal
AIRY OF $500 in specie year. or it's eq vi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

Drsrauorrp EisF ~ KNrss.-0n Sun
day night s,a desttselise ere scesrrtd
"a The tows VI Kisdon. Mae t.sensnts
WITH heir suthssaes we're destroyed. The
hre 10 tksaghi ~ some {. have been the
work Of iaceadiali,s.
Csi4sb&s' slstf y,srnsL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11
FO R S Ale

"A N excellent pair Of CALF SKIN BOOTS.
Aay one wishing to buy can get splendid bar
gain BY inquiring Al this Office.
January 4th. RI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11

! Brig. Gen. s. w. Ferguson, Of Wheel.
ers cavalry, presented fifty head Of cattl.
walch 10 had captured from the enemy. 10
the suffering people If Milledgevilfe.
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NOTICE

is hereby giysn 70 I'll who wish 10 hire for the yesr
l465, taai viii hire on The 18th " December
publicly OF privately. or any time beio privately
nine NEGRO MEN. including two espiisl Black
smiths. Also al the .sme limo will hire 81 OF -
ven NEGRO WOMEN. The hiring will take
place st south level.
JAMES A. HENDERSON.
New. seth. Tt--sw
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NOTICE.

vyHE BOOKS OF H,yes and aucsit srs placed ~
4 10 hands G Z. Z. Parish Cor ceiiecusn. "A
persons indebted 10 The am are fesac,tsd 10 s,,,s
with hia Immediately.
HAYES b RaucETT.
Nsvensbsl Ie. ~
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL,

NhE Fihh Session Of Miss MANGUMs Sche.l
for Young Ladies will begin on the 10Th q n.
bruary. Only limited number Of pupils can be- r..
celved For particular informant ton address Niss N
+. Mansum. Fiat River, Orange county.
December 81. ,1 A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11
EXECUTORS SALE.

4 WILL oicr fcr sale st The bie reidcnee % NJ.
q. 4. Iona. - Thur.aay the "a car II fea,paJ
next, his a,k 81 Medicines. Surgical fnsssumsots.
Feather Beds. Mattresses, Redsteads. and a ..yi.sy
Of e,hes nniclss
JAMES wEeR. Esv
Ds~us~ u. To-
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N0TICE-TAX IN KIND.

WE viii meet the Farmers OF Orange County, 10
take The lists Of Corn Fodder. fall crop OF Hsy,
Irish Potatoes. Molasses, Gotten, Peas, Beans, and
Ground Peas, al the following times and places:
Al Cedar Grove, on Monday and Tuesday, the 18th
and i7th Of January.
Al Caldwell. on "Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
aud 18th.
Al LipseSmb's, on Friday sndSsa,urday, the Goth
and alst.
Al Hilsborough, on Monday, Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day. tie cad. cath and 25,h.
Al Chapel Hia, on Friday and Saturday, the 9Th
and 2sih.
Al Dathsn's. on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 3oih aud 3lE Of Jan, and ls OF February.
IT. J.. c,,es's Store. on frisy and Saturday, the
"a asd 80 Of February.
All whs have moi listed their Wheat, Oats. &c.,
will be expected 70 attend 10 il and svoil the ps.
nslty.
Men who are a home viii peass 70 listing RE
crops 81 their neishborswho are absent. and ,sve
their wives the trouble Of coming oui, aud al Other
ladies.
j A. TURKENTiNE, "'
January 8, 1s65. "a
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A R ID

1'HE MISSES CAMERON continues totake in
: plain sewing, charging old price, ii paid ia pro.
visions al old prices or The present rates :. provisions
if psia in money.
January. IL. .7s-9w
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Alabama on the 2Stb nit, commencing
west of Mostgamery and ranging aleng the
whole line Of the Montgomery and West
Point Railroad. Woods were prestrated
and the railroad bridge 20 miles east Of
Montgomery was blown down. At Auburn
the STERN ragged with great fury,a large
unmher OF houses were demolished or un-
rsofcd, and - persons were killed. At
Opellka several buildings were destroyed
and 2 or 5 lives lost. The amount of da-
mage done by the storm was immense.
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Be6us MEETING IN SkvANNAH.-Augusta,
Jan. 5.--fo-day's Constitutionalist CEN
tains the proceedings Of meeting Of c;ti-
zens Of Savannah, copied from he Loyal
Georgian yankee paper in Savannahl at
which Mayer Arnold presided, and A.
Partin and r. +. Ewing were Secretaries.
The first resolution adopted Lincon's Lam
guage that peace was te.be sought by laying
down our arms and submitting TO the ma
tlsnal authority under the Constitution,
leaving all other questions TO be adjusted
by The national legislature. by conleresce
and ballst. The second was in favor Of
suryins all by genes in the grave and using
their best effort, for the resloratisr a. the
prosperity and commerce once enjeyed.
The THIRD claims the privileges and immu.
mites altered IN Lincoln's prscia,nalions
and messages. The fourth requests Gov.
Brs@n to call Convention el the people
that they may vote on the question Of con-
tlnuing or stepping ,hr war. These rese-
lutiens, which we're unanimously adopted,
we're repaired by committee consisting
oi Col. Rockwell. A. Liprman, DR.. Wilson,
Martin Dugsn. $. q. Mills. w. ID. Weed,
AID DID Lackton. A gentleman from Sa
ssnnsA says that only II persons were at
the meeting.
The Chronicle and Seatinel Of this morn.
Ing contains significant communication
entitled: "ls IL reasonable to secede:"
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NOTICE.

HAVING al August Term If Orsnss CrnRs,
= Caufi, qualified As Executor Of he viii o. q.
r Long, deceased notice i hereby given 10 Az per.
sons having claims against said es,atc 10 present
them Coz payment within The lime prescribed law.
OF this natse will BE- plead in bar u their recovery
and these who are indebted 10 The estate are request
cd 10 make immedisie payment.
JAuES WEBB. Err
December Ia. s5-
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MRS. HUsKE viii resume her SCHOOL sA
- the Eth Of January. Terms, $3.50, in aa.
vane.
January 4. 1n
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Tsssips ~ Aias.xI.--Asss,ts, Jan. s..
"A sisisst tsraads rsassd ever Middle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-11
NOTICE.

sfsHE subscribers wil'pay Three Dollars fsr Gree.
Hides and Seven Dollsrs for Dry Hides, delivered
1t their Fan ysrd in Chapel Hill.
We tan Sole Leather for sne-ihud uxd unpx
Leather fyf ene.hsii.
EMERSON Z 6UTHRfB.
Nov. 90 q I'd
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United States, papers report srly Eve
Revolutionary pensioners are nos living.
A F,enchman has obtained . patent fer
whale leather. which is found 10 be re-
ma,kablv plant suH. The kin is So
Tuck that after reaoring the inner portion,
which ~ spunsy. The remainder is split 10
make IL Of the usssl shoe thickse... IL is
remarkably iasgh, but as ssft as buckskin,
aud u rsprls wafer rs we'll.
The August. Cs,sutu,iousli.t say, that
The Executive Of cesrga. a. soon as "a.
magrs can be repaired, will rr-csn,ene the
Legislature Of that State. All the reserve
militia 81 Georgia have ssen fufloughed
b, Gov. Bresn. until farther. srdsrs.
LITTER from Gen. V.asba 10 a gen,ls.
Saa IN Charlotte. states taat the Virginia
salt ns,ksaud lead aines we're but slight.
|, injured dur,ng the late Ysok.s raid.
isesr .tdnirsi Portrt's snare or the pre-
t,sJ, Of ssptsrsd so,tas. blockade rupsers.
&r., since he assumed esmsand Of the
North iilastio Blockad,as squadron. is
ntd 70 s~osut 20 s1O0. 600. 0,er IS .0o0
bales Of esttsa have been captured, worth
Sl.50s. 900. The telal valve Of the cap.
lures ss his s9sasrsa sisce hags,, last %
over So 600. 900.
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I Ak IN KIND.

HE subscriber il ready ~ I'll time 10 receive isis
Of Corr. Fodder. Irish Poistoss, Molssses, Cot.
ton, Peas. Beans and Ground pes..
J. A. TURRENTlNE, fssesssr.
December 2ist. 7s-
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

A synopsis Of the correspondence be-
tween Brazil aud the Uaited States reIa-
tive 10 the seizure Of the Florida. is pub
lished. The isrmsr char4ctsrizes the seiz-
ure ss an act Of most transeenJeat ursng
aud as al offence against the homer ssd 40
srreignty 81 the snpire. Seward replies
:" You have justly expected that the Presl.
dent would d,savow and regret the proceed.
Ing. at Balm. He will suspend Captain
Gulllls AID direct him to appear before a
Csart Manual. The Csussl al Bahia will
be dlsmis.ed." Seward saws the crew Of
The Florida will be set at liberty 70 seek
refuge wherever they ma, lind il. with the
hazard OF recaPIarr when beyond the ju-
risdietion ef the United States.
Ths Board Of Supervisor. of the City
couacil 81 New f.rk have resolved 10
iaise four 1iilisns dollarslo pay one thou
saud dnllar b.pn,ies.
Es.Nicr Presidrnt Dallas died nj Phil
aiel rAla On The Sfsl. Guild 2s74.
A Washington tei.grau. sass Il is under
sis"d The Brazilian minister 10 perfectly
satisfied with the decision oil the Gsvers-
mrat IN the Florida case.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Tbs PRICE OF PRINTING PAPER
Gold has fallen from 300 to l4l, but it 10
amazing how slow prices of commodi-
ties, which went up so quickly with coin,
are to come down. Printing paper 10
one of the articles that falls slowly. 1t
is Ave cents per lb. higher NOW than il
was this time last year, and more than
twice as high as in 1860. Good paper
10 now selling in this market 20@2lc-
the same quality that we bought year
ago at l4@15c, and in 1861 a. 9ACG9ac
Mahufacturers say that rags are scarce
and dear, and hence prices OF paper
keep up. It is true that rags are high
and scarce, and labor is also high, but
chemicals have declined largely, and this
should affect the price of paper more
than it has. 1t is our impression that,
Notwithstanding the effort to keep upthe
price Of printing paper, 1t must soon fall
with gold, when newspaper publishers
will be able TO lower the price of sub
scription. The south must soon be open
to trade, aud that country is full ofrags.
Inall probability the COED old timsssof
cheap rags, cheap paper, and cheap
newspapers, are not far Distant Gin
ciRRdti Gazette -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

Judge Patterson and Hon. Jo-
seph 8. Fowler have been elected United
States Senators from Tennesssey afer
an animated contest and several ballot
ingA or the political antecedenis of
the gentlemen we know nothing, but
presume that they are all right, or the
present Tennessee Legislature would not
have endorsed them. The Nashville
Times speaks of them as follows:
The elections yesterday in the Legisla-
ture for two United States Senator8 ter
minated in the choice Of Joseph 3. Fow
Ter, Of Davidson county, Comptroller of
the State from April, 1862, TO the pres
ent time, and Judge Patterson, Of Greene
county - the former for six years
years from the fourth of March last, and
the latter for an unexpired term of four
years. AT the late hour at which we
write this we can make no lengthy re-
marks upon the result, further than to
say that the newly chosen Senators
are heart aad hand with the Ma
.ional Union party in all the great ques-
tons Of the day, and viii give the Ad-.
ministration most hearty support
They viii prove an invaluable accession
TO the ranks Of the liberal party in Con-
gress and may be fully trusted IN every
time OF need
Judge Patterson is son-inslaw of
President johnson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

GENERAL LEE AND HIS PHoToGRAPHs-
In view of the fact that Gen. Lee has
had his photograph taken in "six differ
ent attitudes, all very life-Iike,' the
Providence Journal presumes they rep
resent the rebel leader in the following
attitudes: AA -
Ffrst-iR pseditdtiUe nsood-in the
headquarters Gen. Scott Here, as col
onel and chief of staff, be is depicted,
resting on his arm, listening to the plans
Of Gen. Scott for the first campaign
EgAinst the rebels. Secead-d snedkiBg
mood In this, Lee, having determined
TO become traitor, is sneaking away
from Washington. Thfrd-fhe dfgHf-
fed Misunderstanding his commission
frems jeff Davis as Major General in the
rebel army. Foartk--ial The ckisGlric
Rsood-permitting the Union prisoners
to be starved. 1t is said that he request.
ed that JEFF Davis might be included in
the picture, bat his absence prevented 3
| compliance with the Generals wishes.
| Fyfth-submissiO - the rebel leader
earrendering to General Grant Saith
and last position, General Lees late
entry into Richmond, saeheered by a
crowd, including some officers of the
Union army" as stated in the newspa.
pers, and, at the same time, directing the
| United States officers to remove the
colored sentinels from his private man
sion, As they were quite offensive.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-09

spirit 81 the New fsrk Specials.
NKw YoRK, May s-Tha Tribune !
Washington special says: II Is under
stood that Sheridan is 10 be President os
tho assassination conrt-mArtiAl. as
Arrangementa are being made 70 pay
Of al the troopa that rendezvous about
Washington, prior to mastering out
The foree Kept IN service Is noS 90 ssx.
eeed l50. 600, and these win be naossIy '
colored troops. ..r....
The re-organized army viii consist of
four corps Of 10000 each, one Of regu.
lars, one Of white volunteers Ind two Of
col0red troops. Each will have its cav.
airy, artillery and infantry IN proportion.
The Sd and 5th corps were reviewed
10 RiehtEond on Saturday, preparatory
70 marching TO Washington. 'ls-sa'a- -
Il appears that letters addressed 10
citizens are retained ia Washington. A
large number have Accumulated there.
The Hcrdlds North Carolina dis.
patches give rumors Of the whereabouts
of JET Davis, knt none later or more
de6nable than those Of last week, which
represented him in flight, one day ahead
Of Stoneman. The report that he was
obliged to abandon his specie train is
contradicted. a BE go
The HeralGs correspondent gives
further details of the surrender OF John
ston: Over 80, 600 men were surrender
ed. A large number Of them did not
wait for their paroles, but started of as
soon as they learned of the eapituIation,
and are now engaged in pillaging and
robbing the destitute people.
Over 100 piecesof artillery were sur
rendered. 3inMplg g Iemzea
Among the officers Surrendered is the
notorious Semmes, Of the pirate Ala.
The Herald New Orleans correspond
ent gives additional particulars Of the
negotiations for the surrender Of Kirby
Smiths entire btrans-Mississippi rebel
army. The meeting to arrange prelimi-
nsries took place on the .23d snlt, At the
mouth of Red river, at which Colonel
Sprague represented General Pope, and
Col. Zymasiski appeared On behalf of
Gen. Smith, aud thsse officers were TO
have another conference at the same
place on the 20tk inst Ofsthe result Of
this latter meeting nothing was known,
but il was understood that the terms pro-
posed we're the same as those under
which Lees and Johnstons armies sur
rendered. e
n There were additional rumors In.
New 0rieanslon on the 30th, that the rebel
Generals Dick Taylor and Forrest had
made formal propositions 10 surrender
their Commands,
Gen. Candy had left New Orleans very
suddenly for Mobile, and it is believed
that he went to the latter city for the
purpose Of receiving Taylor's surren-
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