Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
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Surrender Lee'sArmy!
Grant Dictates the
Terms.
Rebel Arms and Munitions
Delivered Up.
The Oflcers and Men ParOlsd.
Lee Anxious for Peace.
JEFF. DAVIS AT DANvILLE WITH
PART OF HIS CABINET.
Secretary Of War Breckinridge
Nowhere.
JEFF. DAVIS AT DANvILLE WITH
PART OF HIS CABINET.
Secretary Of War Breckinridgs
Nowhere.
JoHNsToN's ARMY CUT OFF.

HEApauARrERs ANN Il or urtrEp erATEs, I
April :, otop N.
oshersi Leo surrendered tha Army Of
Northern virginia this sfternoon, upor
terms proposed BY myself. The sccom
papyinR additional correspondence will
show the conditions fully.
U. 8. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
osS. LEE REQUESTS AN IxTHRvISw WITH
GEN. GRANT.
APRIL ., 1885.
GENERAL: received your note OF this
morning on the picket line, whittier had
come 10 meet you, and ascertain definitely
what terms were embraced In your propo.
sitlon Of yesterday. With reference 10 the
surrender or this army, now request an
interview in accordance with the offer con.
talned In your letter Of yesterday for that
purpose.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
r. Z. LEE, General.
Lieut.. Gen. U 3. GRANT, Commanding
United States Armies.
GEN. GRANT GoEs TO THE TEoNT TO MEET
LIE.
APRIL ., 1885.
GSn. R, L. Lee, Commanding Confederate STATE
A,myi
Your note OF this date is but this mo
moment, IL 80 q. m, received, in conse
quence Of my having passed from tn
Richmond and Lynchburg road to tn,
Farmvllle and LJnchburg road. am q
this writing about four miles west OF Wal
ter's Church, and will push forward to tn,
front for the purpose OF meeting you. No
tlce sent 10 me on the road where you wist
the interview to take place viii meet me.
Very respectfully, your obediept servant
U 8. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
GENERAL GRAST's TERMS OF TIE SUR
RENDER.
APronArTox G. H., April 0, iss6.
Gen. r. 4. Lee, COmmandtng @. S.A.T
In accordance with the substance Of m,
letter TO you Of the slh instant, propos
the surrender Of the Army Of Northerl
Virginia on the following terms, TO wit;
Rolls Of all the officers and men TO b
made In duplicates one copy to be given /,
an officer to DO designated by me, tn,
other TO be retained by such officer or OH
GERS as you may deslgnaLe. The officers h
give their individual paroles not 10 tax
arms against the Government Of the Unite
States until properly exchanged, and eAcl
company or regimental commander 10 slgl
a like parole for the men Of their com
mAnds. Tho arms, artillery, and publ,
property to be packed and stacked, ant
turned over to the officers appointed by m,
to receive them. This will not embrace
the side arms Of the officers, nor their pri
yate horses or baggage. This done, sacl
officer and man will be allowed 70 returl
to their homes, not 10 be disturbed b
United States authority 90 long % the
observe their parole and the laws In fore
whore they may reside.
Very respectfully, .r.
U. 8. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
GEN. LEES ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS.
HEAD'RS ARMY NoRTHERS yIRsINIA,(
April ., 1885. I
Lisui. Cen U. S. GraAt, COnmsRdins Unite
States dTuiieIi r
GENERAL; have received your letter Q
thls date, containing the terns Of Surrsn
der Of the army Of Northern Virginia, q
proposed by you. Ashley are substantial
the same as those expressed In your letter {
the 9Th inst they are accepted. l vi
proceed to designate the proper officers
carry the stlpulatlons into effect,
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
r. Z. Lee, General.
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