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vested In General Sherman, and on its face
shows that both he and Johnson knew that
General Sherman had no authority to enter

vested In General Sherman, and on its face
shows that both he and johnson knew that
General Sherman had no authority to enter
into any such arrangements.
Second. 1t was "a practical acknowledge
ment of the rebel Government.
Third. 1t undertook to re-establish rebel
State Governments that had been overthrown
at the sacrifice of many thousand loyal lives
and immense treasure, and placed arms and
munitit ms of war in hands of rebels at their
respective capitals which might I've used as
soon as the armies of the United States were
dshanded, and used to conquer apG subdue
loyal States.
Fourth. BY the restoration of rebel authori-
ty in their respective States they would be
enabled to reestablish slavery.
Fitth 1t might furnish ground Of re-
sponsibiity on the part of the Federal Go
vernment to pay the rebel debt. and certain
ly subjects loyal citizens of rebel States to
debts contracted by rebels in the name of
the State.
Sirth. I: put in dispute the existence of
loyal state governments, and the new state
Of West Virginia which had been recogniz-
cd by every department Of the United States
Government.
Scrcntd. II practically abolished confsca-
J.
who had slaughtered our people. from all
pains and penalties for their crimes.
Ejgith. 1t gave terms that had been de
liberated repeatedly and sole nnly rejected
/ Ivy President Lincoln, and better terms than
the rebels had ever asked i'll their most pros
pcrous condition.
! Ninth 1t formed no basis Of true and
lasting peace, but relieved rebels from the
4 presence of our victories and LETT them in Il
/ condition to renew their efforts to overthrow
the United States Government and sUbdue
the loyal States whenever their strength was
reeruited anG any opportunity should oilcr.
suERMAN's ORDER on PEACE.
FoRr MoNRor. April 2t.--Thc following
important order of General sherman was re
coivcd here this morning:
IIEADQUAuTERs MILITARY DIVISION OF THE
MIsslssIfri IN THE FIELD,
RALElGH, y. C., April 10, 1865.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDER, No 5S-The
Genera! commanding announces to tae am Y
Il suspension Of hustiities and an agreement
with General Johnston and high officials,
which. whcr formally ratified, will make
peace from the Potomac tn the Rio GranIc
Until the absolute peace is arranged, line
passing through Tyrrcil's Mount, Chapel
Hill University, Durhan's Station and
| West Point. on the Ncusc river, will separate
the twu armies Each army commander will
group his camps entirely with view tr
comfort, health. and good police. .Ail tho
details of military discipline must still ht
maintained. and the General hopes aud be
licvcs that in very few days it will be hi,
good fortune to conduct YOU all to your
homes The fame of this array for courage
inluNtr,. oul ,liCci,,lipp l. o.1n,ittrl N g,p,
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From Philadelphia.
IHONORS TO TFIE DEAD.
100000 Persons View Sle Corpse
Of the President.
It's Departure for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a

PHILADELPHIA, April "a
The remains of the President were visited
during yesterday and last night by at least
two hundred and fifty thousand persons.
During twenty hours II regular line was ad-
mitted four abreast, passing on either side
of the remains and out of the rear windows.
Tlis 4. NJ. at one O'Clock, the doors of ad-
mission to independence Hall were closed
to the public. The crowd continued up to
that hour, but was much diminished.
DIR. Brown, the embaluer, then proceeded
to dress the corpse Much dust had col.
lected upon it, and great care was taken in
the removal of dust, and in other prepara
tions necessary to the proper departure of
the body.
At 3 o'3lcck the corpse was again placed
in the magnificent hears, in which it was
brought to Independence Hall, and the line
OF march was taken up.
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TIE EsEsE'E.T OsH "NEsiOTIa.
TEDNS."
WASHINGTON, Arril 25.

A letter from Petersburg, Va, dated yes
terday morning, 24lh instant. says it is re-
ported that Johnston has slipped away from
Sherman's front, while the negotiations for
his surrender were pending, and is making
his way into Georgia. The writer also says
the Army Of the Potomac will shortly he
divided; the 9th corps was to embark yes
tcrday (2ith) from City Point, thence to
Washington. 1t is expected it will be sent
to guard the Orange and Alexandria Ia,l-
road. which is to be thoroughly rebuilt 10y
the Government and used tor military pur.
poses. General Clusters division of cavalry
and the 9th corps have gone, it is supposed,
10 reinforce Sherman's army. The pa corps
will he sent into the central part of Virginia
TO guard the railroads. The 5th corps will
remain to guard the Sou,hside and Rich
EoAa and Danville roads.
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FROM CAIRO.
Excitement Along rl,e Mississippi
GA Account on the EresiGcnt's
Death.
L. VI. STANTON,
Secretary of W ar

CAIGo, April %.
The steamer Ruth reports that an intense
excitement prevailed along the route on the
receipt of the Presidents death.
A; Baton Rouge, Natchez. Nickshurg and
all other points flags were displayed at half
mast, and buildings draped with mourning
Eight thousand of the Andcrsonyile pris-
oners at Nickshurg are getting ready to re
turn to tlle!r homes, the steamer Henry Ash
taking 300 for St. Louis.
According to the death roll, 1900 Fcdc.
raj soldiers were baried at AndcrsonyiIle
during one wear.
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EHlE EAs.L OE' MONTGOMERY.
RSbcls Retreat Toward Columbus,
Ss.s.
New YoRK. April 81.

INV lVNh, Y pm n.
The steamer Blackstone, from Hilton
Head, with dates to the Goth, has arrived
She brings Savannah papers Of the 10Th,
which state that intelligence received there
on the 18th confirms the news of the fall
Of Montgomery. The place was evacuated
10y the rebels and occupied 10y the Federal
troops on the l1th.
On receipt Of the sal intelligence in Sa-
vanrah, Gen. Grover requested the papers
to Withhold il until the next morning, and
doubled the guards throughout the city.
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EpIron or AMERICAN,

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SOLOMON MALICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

SUNBURY, Northumberland County, F
OFFICE in East end o; Weavers Tavern, MARI
Street.
All business entrusted to him will hc carefullya
punctually attended to- Consultation IL the En-
lish and German languages.
Sunbury, April 5. ls65--
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Some of Mosebys me are said TO be
hunting him down, induced by the reward
of two thousand dollars df.red by General
Hancock. Now the Government ought to
offer one hundred thousald dollars reward
for jeff Davis, and no dmbt some Of his
needy followers would be only too glad Of
the chance to give him up.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

The San Francisco resolutions of respect
for Mr.. Lincoln contained a significant pas
sage:--"God have mercy onthe souls of the
Rebel chiefs" When JEFF. )avis and John
c. Breckenridge hear these words from
United States Judge .Sey rsy eonrrehsrd
~ ~ rNaaDi-u
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HEADQUAR1ERs PROvosT MARSHAL. OFFICE,
l4th DIsrRICr, HiRRIsBCRG, Pa, April Il, 1865 (
The follow ing order received from \. A. NJ Gen.
era Office is published for the benefit and guidance
Of all concerned
By order of W. II. PATTI ERSON
Capt and Pro. Mar. lith district Pa.
A. A. PRovosr MARSHAL GESrnAL's OFFICE.
HARRIsbuRG, April Il. 1865.
Capt " II. Patterson. Provost Marshal lith Dis
Ect, Harrisburg, Pa.
1854 who have not been forwarded 10 general rem.
dczvous will be released This order does not apply
to substitutes already mustered in.
Signed. EDN. W. KINKS.
Brig Gen T. S Vols, \. A. Pro Mar Gen.
O0lcial Copy
JNO J. SPERRY, Capt. N.R c. and A. 4. a. @.
April 22d. lo65.--3t
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DRIFT LOGS,

ALE. KNEAsS. has de posted in my Office in H.
Boron gh Of Northumberland. list ut drltcd Lo.
containing The following marks upon them vi,
X F& C. '''''. Nn, Z. jfN. EsS, JIG
J&KN. T.. g 90, Z, S&E. CPR, PM, :. OK, l., t.,
6Co. IN. lwl. SvF, 2@5. WE'D. d. PM. l776 I2
EWG. -. iri0ed on Hope Island. in the We
Branch If the SuSquehanna river. about a mile beo
the mouth Of Chillisquaquc Greek, in Point ownshi
Northumberland county. Pa. The owners are r.
quesied to come forward. prove property, p,
charges and take them away otherwise they will :
sold according to law.
D. L. MeGREGOR, J. p.
April IS. lS65.-
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wH1sKERsl WHIsKERsl

Do you wnnt whiskers or Mcustachesf Our Gre
elan Compound will force them TO grow on tho
smoothest face or chin hair On bald beads, in Six
Weeks. Price, sl.00. Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed. on receipt Of price.
Address, WARNER co Boz l3s, Brooklyn, N. Y.
rebruarv IL lsB5
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O"t D'HF E3c7.
Eart
$50 Gents Gold huntns-case watches $50 10
$50 Ladies' Gold and Enamclci case
watches IS 10
500 Gents huntin. case silver watches, rs to
200 Diamond rinys 80 to
2GJO Il old Vest and Neck chains. 10 to
5000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets, to
5000 Chased Gold Bracelets, to
1000 Chatelainc chains and Guard chains, 10
1000 Solitaire ant Gold brooches TO
1000 Lava and tiorinline hE9%rnes' 10
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1880 sets Ladies JeWeiry-JSt ana noIi' = 20
tOOO sets Ladies dew CRY, aIeo' Itarl, &C
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION
100000
Chains, Diamond Ring
)NE MILLION DOLLARS ,

ONE MILLION DOLLARS
All to !. Sold for One Dollar Each, without reg
to value. Not to be puid for until you know
what you are to Receive
This is one Of the city Of New York. and are
ing It very extensive business nnl nave on hand
largest stock that can be found IN that city. Gee
Times Pcnt Water Michigan, Oct 2ist 1864.
They arc large dealers and their stock is ma
featured IN the best style, and Of pure materials
Telegraph, Saugertes y, Y, Oct p. 1864
.SpleHdid List ot articles, al 10 he .SoH
one Dpthtr EGcR.
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nLASk parchment PsperD Deeds and b
DMor'gsges, p'ads, Ereern9ps, summons
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NEW eoag. E,assy1.

VNHE partnership Of Grant & Detz having bscn
i dissolved. The undersigned hnve entered into
partnership in the Wholesale and Retail Coal and
Shipping Business under the firm name Of GRANT
BROTHERS.
Thankful for the patronage extended to US in the
late firms Of Friling & Grant, and Grant, Diets
respectively, We respectfully solicit continuance
Of the sumo.
W r GRANT
4. u. GRANT.
Lower Wharf, untary. Penn'o
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gCeIillas were captured lea1 Emineooe, XIV,
40 Mopdav.
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NORTH CAR R0LIN A,
Between Gen. Sher.
suan and the Rebel johnston.
Btrange Terms and Bases Agreed Upon.

THE CONFERENCE DIRECT WITH
BRECKrNRIDuE AS a WITNESS.
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's'k.e Bridal ss,artlscr.

Tl:r EsriGaI Chamber.
4 note of warning and advice TO those suffering
with Seminal Weakness, General Debility. or Pre-
mature Decay, from whatever cause Produced
Read, ponder, and reflect! BE wise in time
Sent Free to any address, for the benefit OF tee
afflicted Sent by return mail Address
JAMES S. BUTLER,
429 Broadway, New York
Rrril IS, 1865 --3m
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The ksridaI Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and obstruction for Young Men--publishei
by the Howard Association, and sent free Of charge
in sealed envelopes Address DR.. ]. SkILLIN
HOUGlITON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pennsy syyania.
February II, 1865 ply
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Va 4 IL IL 4 a 6 4, q

All Marriage Notices must be accompanied with
50 cents to appear in the AMERICAN.
On the 23i inst. by tho Rev. W {. Croamer, Mr..
GEORGE SrUcK and Miss MARGARET L. UACrr, all
Of Sunbury.
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Dissolution Of pnr,nersl,ip.

TINllE partnership heretofore existing between the
L undersigned in the Wholesale and Retail Coal
and Shipping business under the firm name eff Graut
& Diets Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THOS. u GRANT.
VALENTINE DIETZ.
.,-:i
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Fawn street, two doors south Of Shamukin Valley a
Pousyille Railroad,
SUNBURY, PA
HAVING purchased my goods Mt reduced prices,
IL ain enabled to sell cheaper.
The stock consists of B0NNETS of every descrip.
ton for Spring and Summer.
Sss;ssxcr-, and every style Of Ladies' Hats,
Ribbons Flowers Ladies Cars. &c.
Gloves. Collars, landkcrchicis, Hosiery, Laecs,
Wells silk, Grenadinc and Mourning Wells, and
numerous other notions, usually kept in Millinery
stores,
Call and see her stock
Sunbury, April %, ls65--2m
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General Commanding c. S. Army In n C.
L. is reported that thi3 proceeding oI
Oeut.ai Sherman was disapproyed Tor the
following among Other reasons:
!''-.,. :, aG' - - -'ss oi su'ho..'y mt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
Prepare for the Draft

We do no, learn Of any propositions
made 10 exempt us from the approach
ing draf'. Can we not go to work and
'ase funds 10 be applied a. houn,ies
FIR volunteers, and induce ~ many IA
possible to volunteer and thereby al
ml,ish the number. called FIR even
though We may not fill our quota?
Would it not be a good idea for &c.
sorsl TO join in an association Of which
each member shall pay into the Trea.
fury thereof stipulated sum, to be
equally divided among tho members Of
Me Association that may be drafted +?
This would most amazingly "tcmper the
wind 10 the storn lamb" that might
faI! in the draft.
At any rate it would certainly be
wisdom on the part Of those liable in
each township 20 call meeting and re-
wise their enrolment list, for they
should know that it is necessary in or
der for the draft to fall equally, tina,
very nan who would upon examlna
'i"n be accepted, be on their list, aud
not one man more.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
The Richn,ond Campaign
Activity Of the Rebel Arn1y-.x.ce
10 Asi0nixh the World
New York, D,cembc, 8

New York, December 81
The Worlls City Point special, 10Th
says: "A demonstration his been
made in front of the 9TH Corps for the
past few days, indicating offensive
movements by the rebels. l. is thought
by some they were to conceal the with
drawal troops a portion for Lynch
burg, o. in tina. direction. to operate
against Sheridan, and another to sid
the force at Wilmington or Charleston
4 deserter reports thathe was told that
General lee contemplated m ,vemen,s
within thirty days which would aston
ish the worlI.
General Butler and staff arrived A.
Aken's i.anding On the 2s,h
"a lady l her way north from Rich
monl represents affairs III that city
more gloomy than ever. Declarations
that the rebel cause is hopeless are op
emily made among the people. South
crn politicians visit the army daily TO
encourage the soldiers"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
Very Latest

The new rebel pirate vessel Shenan
loah, has lately DIES r,yed ~ number Of
our vessels on the Atlantic.
There are movements IN foot among
the Union;>;s III the Sta IS Of North
Carolina anl Texas to restore their
State. to their former position in the
Union. Gen. Buffers forces were M
successful in their attack on Fort Fisher
with the loss Of about IS men, about
40 Of whom were killed and wounded
by the bursting Of onr cannon. The
fleet will sull continue operations
against the fort.
A correspondent from Nashville says
there are strong prospects Of capturing
Hoods army.
l, is believed that lIardce on escap.
ing from Savannah has gone to rein.
force Lee, and offensive operations are
expected from the latter soon.
Gen. Gordon Changers forces at las,
accounts were within 30 miles Of Mol {
A small force under Gen. McKea,
are within 20 miles The people Of
Mobile are very active terrifying this
place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

During late lunacy trial at Brook
Ign, d.. Brown, the physician at the
Booming'lale Asylum, testified tha,
Adlcr's Cru m and English Lexicon
\ standard text book, AMI many other
works, were written by An insane per
son in that asylum, and that one of The
leading newspapers IN New York is
principally edited in the Blooming'lale
Luna'ic Asylum, and the leading cdto
rial is written three or four times 4 week
by person Of unsound mind confined
in that institution.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
FROM NENT1Flk Y
4 Gallant Defense Murders
Louisville, December 81,


On Saturday last Captain Samuel Ia
Dor, one of the Home Guard in Hardin
county, and his nephew, fifteen years
old, were surrounded nj his residence
by seven Of Captain Prat,'s rebel gang.
Tabor and his nephew fred from the
h ,use, killing Pratt and three of his
comrades. Tho remainder escaped
with the loss of their horses and guns.
Major John J. Shirk, Surgeon, and
Captain A. NJ. Webcrmick. letting
Brigade Inspector, Of the 7,h Pennsyl
vania cavalry, were murdered in the
parlor Of Mr.. Grigsby's house, near
Barastown. Ky, by sixteen Of Mayru.
der's gucr,ilas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

The .chmonl Examiner SAYS
From the statistics IF the cle.k Of the
Libby Priso', Mr. ROSS, ne learn tha,
from the l., Of January, 1864, to the
10Th Of December, Of the same year, 81
go Yankee prisoners, Of al grades, n,
,ions tongues, compilations and kind
reds, passed the door Of the Libby as
prisoners of war. This number is in
dependent Of about twenty thousand
captured III s potsylvania and elsc~ here
in Virginia who were sent south wi b,
out toushin, Richmond. Since the
wa, began, $500 man have passed III.
doors Of the Libby AMI departed as
prisoners of war;
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
The Scientific American

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Farmers.
II gives every week list and short
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

An exceedingly m 'iest y,uns lady,
desiring 4 ley Of chicken at the table,
said "rll take the p,rt thu. ought TO
be DIRE 'sed in drawers. \ nice young
gen lem IN who sat opposite, immeli
a,cly sail !: "I'll take tho par: thai,
ought 10 wear the bustle!'
Some rasca'ly tob,cc oni$:s in pnila
delphia IN IKE pre- :,ic j, Of m king large
quantities OF same, which costs abou'
three can's pun I, with their tobacco
and sell It thus alul,erate,l rs the g,nu.
inc article s ,kars using this com
pound soon fill themselves sutf.rin.
ing from cancer Al ulcera ton Of the
throat, mouth. and tongue
What creatures took the smallest
amoun. Of baggage along when they
entered the ark The cock an h.
FIX they had only comb and On
brush between them.
SEVEN HUNDRED VoLuSrEEHs Sick N
CAN'T! Young men, be warned in time
supply yourself with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They
are guaranteed to cure the worst cases
Of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy Fevers. and
Bowel complaints. II the reader Of this
notice cannot get lox Of Pills orOiut
nent from The drug store in his place
let him write to me, so Maiden Lame,
enclosing the amount and | will mail a
box free Of expense. Many dealers
vii not keep my medicines on hand be.
cause they cannot make a. much prof,
az on other persons make. IS cents.
50 cents, and Sl.4o per box 0. pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05

State Of Iowa,
Tams County
To Josiah W. Yoss, remclia Sonere,
Aaron Burr Somers, Daniel Burns
Somers, & Sarah " Somers.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of tho
clerk Of the District court Of Tama County,
Iowa, = petition Of the county Of TamA
claiming Of you for tht use Of the Schools
fund the foreclosure Of the contract therein
described, and that unless you apps there
to and defend on or before noon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court
commencing the third " .ndsy Of February
A. d. 1866, default will be entered against
you and judgement rendered thereon.
ISAAC L ALLEN,
Stamp Dist. Atty. + Attorney for rtG
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