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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

The Rev. Mr.. Bcecher last evening read an
interesting report of conference at Savannah,
a few days ago, between Secretary Stanton AID
Gen. Sherman on one side and number OF ooi-
ored preachers and other leaders Of the blacks IN
that city. The document, which we PRINT 'ns
morning, is curious and important ccnIlbu'
ton TO The history OF the war.
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We have various reports from Rebel and othc

We have various reports from Rebel and other
sources that Gen. sherman has occupied
Branehvile. Possibly they are all a little preina'
ture, but they all serve to indicate that the
Rebels have abandoned their intention to de-
fend the place, or tie railways Of which II Is tho
junction. SheIman's cavalry has cut The rail-
road from Branchville to Augusta, and does not
seem TO meet with any opposition. In Bench
vile itself there Is apparently NJ GAM
son-nothing more than corps OF
observation, retiring as fast as Sherman
advances. The condition Of affairs at Rich.
mond, the activity of Gen. Grant, the close ap.
preach 70 the Southside Railroad, the extension
of our lines westward, all oppose the conclusion
that Lee is in condition 10 spare any consider.
able portion OF his Grmyto resist Gen. Sherman
South Caroline areston itself-promFe To
become the easy spoil Of the invader, and the
process Of 4" suljura'ion' goes on apacc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

A large portion Of our space this morning is
occupied with late news from Richmond, tie
most i.nportt~-t Of which is m account ala great
War meeting IN the Rebel capital, with Secro-
tagy Benjamin's speech. We also give copDus
cxtracts from leading Rebel journals,
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LATEST WAR NEWS AND DUMORs.
sPs.re Of Bra~chvulc Prebss's-Rv"e"s.
ties Of ChariesIen - FeIlsw-Prsbsble
Abandonment sf Richmond and Rn-
aesver - Crush sherman.

r wAsunoroS. Feb. - 1865.
It is generally credited tonight in Official cir
ces II at Branch vile is in Gen. Shermans possession,
and that Charleston is beng evacuated. ....
1t is expected that Richmond and Wilmington VIII %
evacuated also and that the Rebels will make
utc attempt to concentrate their entire force ana en-
deyor to crush sherman while he is in the Interior
There il no doubt but that stores etc. removed SOUTH
from Richmond lately. look To It'd abandonment ut nc
iistant day. ...|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

CAIRO, Saturday. Feb II. 1895.
One hundred and fifty bales OF cotton arrived
from Memphis to-day for Louisville.
Gen Lew Wallace is here. H. viii probably act %
the court MARTA, in the steld o. Cen Cai1in Ton "ho
has been relieved 1t ia reported that the codfs WI
adjourn TO Paducah Cen. PAYNE has not yet arrived.
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Movements Of Eureprnu steamers.

The Steamship 81. David, from Liverpool On
the 96.b via Londonderry on the 9TH Of January ~
rived hero this morning. News anticipated
The steamship Damascus sailed Ut O'clock IBIS I''''
ternoon for Liverpool -, - ,sc;
The steamship Peruvian, Capt. BailalliH';
sailed ut O'Clock tits morning for Londonderry 10
Liverpool
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PEACE WITH THE STATES.

Firmly believing that the War for the Union
lis substantially ended-that the loyal States
need but TO make up promptly and faithfully the
quotas now required of them by the Govern
ment--iill them with "men in boots. moi mere
ly men on paper--to secure an early and honor
able peacc-we shall vigianily watch for and
protest against any foisting into the popular APP
prehension of needless and unreal obstacles 10
the pacifcation which cannot be far Off
We have advices on which we rely from most
of the States claimed as adhering TO the Rebel
Confederacy assuring Us that a majority Of their
people are heartily sick Of the Rebellion and
weary of the War. North Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, and
probably Mississippi and Florida, are Of this
mind.
These people mean 10 upset their Rebel rulers
and renew their ancient, amicable, and bcnef.
oent relations with the Government Of the
United States. ..... ....
To coantervaii this purpose, Messrs. Stephens
& Co. say, in their Official report OF their confer.
ence with President Lincoln;
1--WE understood from him lIinco'rl that 10 terms
or proposals ofaDy treny or agreement looking 10 IN
ultimate settlement would be entertained or made by
ia Will the authOIles of the Confederate States be
that would be recognition OF their existence "a II
separate Power, which under no circumstances wcuii
be done end Jr like TdsORs hot sc terms t0Hd be
onfrtGatd by him tr0r he States sfpdrG,eiyj that ~
tended truee " ~ Gas at pesent adyised) would
be granted allowed, without satisfactory assurance
IN advance NJ complete restoration Of the authority Il
the Couot.tu.ion and laws OF tic United States al
places within the States Of the con.odoracy."
The statement which we have placed in Ital-
les sbove is in accordance neither with logic nor
with the fact. Our Government declines TO
treat with the Southern Coniedcracy, as such,
because it does not recognize that Coniederacy
as having any rightful existence. The Federal
Constitution expressly prohibits any con.eaer-
ating Of certain States in pursuit Of Objects of
common interest, and forbids any treaty oragree-
ment between or with such States. But no ono
denies TIE legal as well as actual existence Of
the States above-named; and the President has
never stated nor intimatel that he would receive
no propositions from and make no terms of set
Element With them. Witness the following let
ter Of instructions from the President to Gov.
Seward,
EXECUTIVE MASsIoy.
WILMINGTON jan. 81, 1885.
Hos VIZ IT. SEWARD, &er(tary u s.sl.
You viii proceed 70 Fortress Monroe. Virginia, there
10 meet and informally confer with Messrs. Stephels
Hunter and Campbell on the basis Of ny letter % r. T.
Blair tso II jan. Ia 1866. copy OF which you have
You will make knownto them that three things are in
dspensable TO wit: First the restoration Of the Ma
tional authority throughout al the States second no
rccedng By the Executive Of the United States the
Slavery question from the positou assumed thereon in
the late annual Message to Congress. and in tho PFC
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4 Wsuld.hc Rahher killed.

NLwHAvkS, Saturday. Feb. II. 1865.
IL Grapevine Point last night, jeremiah
DIVER pivalo in he Twenty second coiapany Veteran
Eesrve Corpe. Of Hudson. City " j.. SHOT and in
s.shly Killed by Sergeant Charles II. Griilin Of the
IIf Rhode Island artillery. Dryer was attempting
~ cncr the sleeping apartment vi Griffin through M
outsle window. probably for the purpose u robbery
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tn. O,crland Telegraph LinC.

ST LOlls. Sail.dc! Eco. i, To-
Gen. DODGE telcgrGphs Gen. Pone, iron Lev
enworih, that ne viii have tie telegraph open {" y
YER ana Salt lake on sunday. aud Ii RON Ftidi
pro.ec. tho overland mail throrgi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

lIC NAY utlo ltIC''Su % N"tii'
ounicaton annoGacing the destruction Of blockade
runner of Charleston. She was discovered aground by
s,e Potomac end the Wamsutta Of the outside beck.
sde which yeEsels moved toward her when she was
abandoned ana fired by tie crew. She is complete
wreck being bnrnt en,irei. out. Hex hull was Of iron.
The Border Raiders case wa5 in court again
at Montreal en- Friday sndeaurday Their counsel
asked for furrer delay for the purpose Of obtaining
testimony fno Richmond the ground that the four
messengers 10 had already been despatched had been
unable TO reach that city. The Judge granted delay
cntil Monday.
Our Consul in London, Mr.. Dudley, has com
rnunicated to the Government a report, that avail
ram has been sold 20 the Rebels BIZ the Danish Govern
nent and that SIZE would sail Immediately. He also
states that some fifty sailors VITO shipred there
and he'd gone to France we've beeyed TO DO intended
fo,this vessel.
The latest intelligence from the Army OF the
Potomac reports no fart,er fighting. Our troops hold
tho line recently wrested from the enemy. and are
engaged in fortinDg /. in a very elaborate manner.
The Richmond papers of Friday admit the movement
sol success
At the City Election in Reading, Pa., on
Thursday. the onion candidate FOR Mayor wos chosen
By I4O msjoriiy. The vote Eisenhower. Urior.
1881; MengeL Dem. l,4.7. The Democrats have
majority IL the Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

PHuADrIpHIA. Saturday i'o. ~ -
The United States Sunboat MasShchA, 'ls'
". X. West commanding. fr0n tho SOalh A"-' f,
Squadron. via Chlrlesion siS'y-three h0urs has '~'
at The Navy Yard Shercports ttat ahort fir,y ,c5N
laden with cotton were 20 haso cft Port Royal heb =
Tor Nov.York. conveyed ty ncn.ol.yar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
ID sscrters Execute d Complete Retarn OF
l.osscs in the late Bntiies-Ne Further
Pixhtiug-siorics OF Dfsertrs.
UEApQrARTrRs, Saturday.

HEAporARTERs. Saturday. Feb. II. RG5.
Two men were executed to-day III this army
for desertion Their James L. Hicss q. b
Peunsylyaria. I'd Division eth Corps, and Samuel
Clement sd Maine. Tic latter was convicted OF COW
ardlce in addition to desertion. Hugh T. Riley OF the
ih Massachusetts, wi.s also to have boon shot today
for Geser,on. but tie execution Of his sentence has
been suspended.
The Losses In the late engagement a. Eatchers Run
foot up ~ follows not counting the missing which will
not exceed 200
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

The remains of Lieut.. Col Tremanc' Aht->
before Petersburg, lefs this eyenii ior 10"
About two Inches OF snow IcIltv-'iY
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70 a. Associated Press.
WAaBNoTos Saturday. Feh. II. 1865.
RAN SOLD IN THE DANISH GOVERNMENT TO
TVR pEITLS.

Official information has been received from
Mr.. Dudley. Consul Mt London "a the eject thai
ecgr1In nom Nantes France, stat hntts Bor9oaux
run has been god b. thc Danish Government 10 tie
Rebels. at tie Island u Houot anu that she will sail
Immediately. lie lSo states TINT some iy sailor wc'c
skipped i'o.a there some days previous and went 10
frncr no dor for this vessel He -ays be Is disposed
TO leevc tie report true. as everything In England
Lenis to cOLtra IT,
HEAVY INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
he receipts for internal revenue Ior the last
Il no days amount 70 nearly four millions OF dollars.
ARMY POSTAL MONEY ORDER OFFICE
money order Office has just been es'ab-
lshd by the postOhce Department ut City Point for
the bVnelt OF tho army
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The Asorm.

PHIlApELruI, Feb. ~, 1865.
terrible snOw-storm is prevailing, and
thSn are Low Is inches " s.ov On Tie ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

Weather to-day cold and clustering Will
snov e,uslis TLecmonescr about i20.
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, COrrszpo7Idci;ts.

No ro,co ran he taken OF Anonymous ConfnriF o's
Wt-.ecsTis iui,4i for inseitl must he nf "a
IL ffe name snd address O: the ~!er-n9 -! o'
risiic oJ bct 40 a ny to- Lis Sooo i'4''. nh
Aubnsres, ssr, ior tis ONCE sbond be adGes'tu'o ~
TkuUNE,' Ncw-Nosk- ,.;.,,
Msc.nr.t undertake Tttnn cccyec orIC tic''''|~
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To tho Associated pres'.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. 1865.
Richmond dispatch of Friday says report
was that Charleston had been evacuated. but
It could not be traced TO any official source.
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FIFTH CORPS.

second nv sion'. . Second D vision. IS
lllrd pnision...- 4,lbi'd Division. II Or
CAVALRY DIVISION.
KIDD oA'''' wounded Killed A'' wounded
SIXTH coEPs.
Kai.d oai sue Killed NJ %l4
Total .liled sud wounded....9l Officers, Liz Men.
IT. the first days fight it stated tia, the Second
Division If the Second Corps vo.e the only TROOPS
actively engaged. which report did injustice to the
third brigade OF the Third Division. commended by
Brcyet Brsadier General McAl.istor.
This brigade WIS detached from the Division ard
sent to tie support o. Cen smyth They took position
on LIS right near tie Tacscr House whore they threw
up strong Drcastwork. About the time they had il
completed they wee relieved Ly Gen. Ramsey 5
brigade, but were ordered TO occupy tie IT. und be.
tween the latter and Gen. Smyths night. Before they
Lad time to get into position. the enemy made their ap
Iearancc In three lines Of battle. evidently expecting
li;te opposition at that point.
This is where the desperate fight Of Sunday afternoon
took place: and had AlcAlisier's brigade Lot stood
their ground. they did repusiag three desperate
sarlis the Second Division would have been fanlcd
and tie enemy gaining the Vaughan Road would Lave
been in position to c., of the connection with orr
loss than that reported above. Gen. McAnister was
highly compment,d by Gen. Humphrey and other
officers tr the raian,ry displayed BIS Lis zen. Gen
Humphrey himself beag present UhcI tie third charge
wcs Icpuscl.
No fighting has taken p.acs since Tuesday. the
enemy seeming DISPOSED Ia interfere with
yancy Of tie ground gained ~ the late movement.
Lieut.. !. 4. Mouil. LIST Vermont Artillery. Lieut.
Emil Mnycr 7th New York Volunteers; Assstont Sar.
gcon Rudolph CRIES.. 18th New.lork Heavy Artillery,
Lieut.. Wm i. Eoilsinger. .U0h Pennsylvania Volan
tec.s; and Capt J. NJ. Manst.id, leVth Now. York
Volunteers have been dismissed Size service ior
oGegsos
pcserters who came IA yesterday say that rpmors
were current in their Lres that sherman wle 10 pos
session ot Branchyie. alter sharp engagement; bat
they have no further particulars. They a,sc state the.
Gen. Leo present II The hgh. AZ Hatchers Run o.
Monday. notwithstanding his personal Efforts urCo
bi, men they could aot ho iaJucoi 10 Fight With any.
thing like the spirit they dia formerly. This fact
clio noticed ~ many Of oar oi.es, wlo tho Rebel
oicors ondemor in vain to urge heir men i5rNard OF
d.iferg nj points.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
srrcI.l pl,p.tsh to The y. \. Tdbnn-.
" tsurNc-o-. yrb 20 Ig65
NEW YORK Custom noCsg.


! wAsnnc.os Feb. r. ls65.
NEW YORK custom noCsg.
The Senate Committee on Commerce will, in
deg or two report the npioiEt,aon.s OF Collector and
Surveyor FOR coni motion.
RAILROADS AND LAND GRANTS.
A bill to prohibit any officer Of Government
from paying transportation 10 srch railroads. a. haze
bed land grants aid their construction will be nj
vcrsely reported tpon by tie Senate Military Com.
m.toe they not deeHing thc present situation o. affairs
IA being conts nplried when the grants were given.
THE NIAGARA CANAL.
A special Committee Meeting viii be held TO-.
morroV 20 herr arguments WY six mll.ior. houd not
ms voted for tie Ship Canal Scheme around Niagara
Fails
THg FINANCES
Mr.. Fcssendcn has indicated TO the Ways and
Means Ccmrit'cc. that the only legislation be needs is
bill TO allow the issuing Of more bond, be Ing interest
in paper lie Is adverse authority Tor is.iI
legal tenGcis in any FORM These views do not exactly
coincide with the committee hut they v III no doubt
port bil. 10 agree ai;h NJ. T,ssendchs wishes.
CATTLE To Dr. PURCHASED A. NHw.YoRK.
Capt. A. l.. Carlton Of Vermont, has been or
dercd 20 NewloIk 10 take charge II tho purchasing
and contracting for cattle for the amy it having been
detcrained i1ac that city tie headquarters Tor pro
curing cattle. Capt Crriton has had two years cxocr
enc hero while in charge Of the Government cattle
yards.
A NEGRO PREACHER IN THE CAPITOL.
The usual Sabbath sermon to-day, in the
House of Repre- citaiives pr nched by the Roy
Highland Garrett. n il t!ooled African. Tie House
was well fli'd b. prom ,roug oudicnce upon both
the aoor Of tho House and IN tie galleries. NJ whom
We noticed 4 number Of Members. 4 coloEel choir
opened the service and Dir. Garnet. ticking for his
toxt the iour ~ the twcgtJ Third chapter OF S.
Mathew delivered ono Of Tho abcst sermons ever
given here Uc ALLUDED with considerable feeling to
The fact that. whom bow be- slave in Maryland.
aid uc celcs music be lad heard the clafking Of
chains upon his mother. and the crack OF his masters
plip driving toe hands 20 work.
MEETING FoR EXiLEs.
A large audience attended tonight, nj the
Capitol the meeting Of tie American Union Conmis.
son Tor The relief of citizens crcd from thor home. by
To fortune OF war; Mr. Dominion presided.
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THE NIAGARA CANAL

A special Committee Meeting viii be held TO
morroV. 20 herr arguments Why six nior. shond no
be voted for tie Ship Canal Scheme around Niaga..
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A NEGRO PREACHER IN THE CAPITOL.
MEETING FoR rxiLEs.

A large audience attended tonight, nj the
Ca;itcl. TIE meeting Of tie American Union Conmis-
son Tor The relief of citizens crild from thor hoes by
TO fortune. OF war. Mr.. Dominion presided.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS,
OFFICE-No. ~ NORTH CLARK STREET
R1.l..., ~. ILli1L,A His,4k

OFFICE-No ~ NORTH CLARK STREET
Room No. Is uhlich'A Block,
CHICAGO, ~. box 2462 lit ISoIs
Special attention gwen to all PRIVATE DIS
EASES incident to both sexes. Also, Cancer or
Cancerous affections, Tunors, Ulcers, Old Sores
Sore Eyes, etc und particularly lDlDslei.
r1cs." Ladies' requiring medical aid OF advice
in all cases attendant upon Menstrual Ubstruc
tions. Pregnancy. /rotarsws Et.r,, or any DIS
ease incident to the genrrative organs. may rely
upon being easily and speedily relieved.
All Chronic and difficult cases. such as have
existed Tor years, are completely and permanent
ly cured in u short time, Uith0ut Mercury regard
to Diet or fear of exposure. Persons afflicted
With any private disease, in calling early after
con,rac. ing them, will be cured in shorter time
than by any other Physician in the known world
DR.. Is rs pre- eminently successful i'll the treat
ment OF the above most difficult and perple king
Of all diseases he has given particular attention
to them for many years. ana so thoroughly has
he become acquainted with their Pathology and
treatment, that he will warrant PERFECT
cure, under a forfeiture II required in fact, he
will, in the cure Of these complaints. acknowl
edge no superior in this country or even in the
world.
ii. COaPov NIs al. own MEDICINES from the true
source of health and strength, the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then, all You who are all .c,ed
to his Office. where YOU will, in Il short time. be
mad rejoice perfect health. a private con
sultng room adjoins the Office, where the Doctor
will always be in attendance during Office hours
Those who reside at Il distance may call in per
son, or address him i'll per feet confidence. Office
hours from to ~ A. NJ. to p. NJ, and TO
. Evening. nOvao
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Samuel F. Smith, executor of will Of
Catbarine Cartwright, William McGaug
hey and Peter Cuff.
SlEs - You are hereby notified that there
is on file in the County Court Of Scott coun-
ty, state Of Iowa, petition VI Abncr Davis
on, as the Grantee Of Thomas Cartwright tn
have admeasured and set off to him in fee,
the onclhird part in value of the following
Real Estate, lying in said Scott county,
State Of ltwa, to-wit That part Of Lot No.
Seven (7) in Block No. F, rty seven (47). in
the City Of Davenport, particularly describ-
ed as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the
north west corner Of said 10, thence run
ming east twenty -one (2l) feet 70 the centre
wall Of the brick house thereon situated,
thence sonth seventy eight (7S) feet to the
north line Of fifteen feet alley, thence west
twenty -cne CD feet TO west boundary line
Of said lot, thence north seventy eight (76)
feet TO the place OF beginning.
Also the following part Of Lot No. Seven
a., to Wit Commencing in west boundary
line Of said lot at point seventy EIGHT (7S)
feet south from the north. west corner of said
lot, running thence east fifteen O5) feet,
thence south seventy two (72) feet to an o..
ley, thence west fifteen I5) feet TO the
western boundary line of said lot, thence
north seventy two (7o) feet 10 the place Of
beginning
Also lot No. Four ~ in block No. Two
~ Of Green's second (2d) addition to the
City Of Davenport.
TIE same being the dover interest Of the
said Thomas Cartwright in said real estate.
And asking the appointment Of referees
therefore.
And you are hereby further notified that
Monday, the first day Of January, A. D.,
1866, has been fixed by said court, 1t the
hour Of nine o'clock, .. m, Of said day for
the appoirtm ent Of refer es therefore, and
that you ran appear and object thereto, if
you desire 80 10 do.
Nov. 23d, 1865 ABNER DAWSON.
50 CT. Rev. Stamp.(
cancelled. nov24l3w
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To Consunaapsives,

The undersigned having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple remedy,
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump
tion-is anxious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all Who desire It. he will send COPY of the
prescription used free OF charge), with the d.
rccsious for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for Coxsu sP1Iox AsfH-
IA. BRorcnrrIs. CoueRs. Colbs, &c. fhe olly
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton 10 to benefit the afflicted. and spread infOf.
mstiOn which be conceives 70 be invaluable; and
be hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, a. il
ing Parties wishing tEt prescription will please
eAdress Rev. EowAnD A, Vnsoe. Williamsburg,
kines County. N. Z. n0vl-Sm