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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
The Seven Thirties.

.-lf- el4ir PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.
The sales Of 1905 ly Jay Cooke during
the week ending Saturday were twenty six
millions five hundred and twenty thousand
two bundled dollars. AT this ratio the re-.
mainder Of the loan viii be sold before the
spd Of March. All banks and bankers
supply the loan at par to immediate appli.
eouts.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.
jay Coke. General Subscription Agent,
.vsportssthe sales of 10 y to-day amount
ing to q. f26. f56 inclu ling one from New
xsv, York. Of g. 600. 900. .ons Of slG2..
00e from Chicago, and 2.SSl single sub
scripiiooa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby gwen that the undersig ncd,
County Surveyor of Marshall County. Indiana,
will at the request of Alva Wood, proceed on
Wednesday, the 18Th dav of March. le65. to sur
vey and subdvde Sec. %, T. IS, Range . East,
in Marshall County and also establish the corners
of the land belonging to said Wood in said section.
said survey will be continued from day to dav if
necessaIv,ill completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned At The
residence OF Alra Wood. and de:ray or provide
for e'riyins their portion Of the expenses oi said
survey. will be returned to the county Auditor rs
delinquent, and such dcnquencies placed on the
tax duplicate for collection according to law.
10TH J. NJ. KLINGER, Sur. ". G.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
VICTORY!
John Browns Soul is
Marching On.
Evacuation of the City
of Charleston.
ADMIRAL DAHL GREN MOVING
UP TO THE CITY.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISoToS, Feb. 20, 1865
To General Dix: q
The evacuation Of Charleston by the
rebels is announced in the following tele.
gram just received from General Grant:
"CIrY POINT, Va, Feb. 20.
ITO E. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y Of War:
The following dispatch has jus. been
received. signed U. s. Grant. Lieut. Gen:
1.-THE Richmond Examiner, of to-day,
just received. says that Charleston was
evacuated on tuesday last
(Sisncd) &c. WElrzEI,
"Msjor General"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
A Rebel Raid.

WHEELING. Va. Tuesday. Feb. 81.
A party Of rebel cavalry dashed into
Cumberland before daylight this morn
ing. surprised and captured the pickets.
and carried of Generals Crook and Kelly.
1t seems TO have been . very daring and
we'll planed affair. Cavalry have been
sent In pursuit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
a PUBLICATION FOR LICENSE

IA Notice il hereby given, that will, in compliance
with the law of the State the next regular term Of the
Commissioners Court Of Marshall County Indana apply
for license retail malt vinons sprituons and intoxca
ting liquors Quantities less than quart The location
which propose tn sell is the following described
premises Lot No four 0 in Group and Coars second ad
dtion the Of Pierse nville, now called lHwood
Feb. e. ls65-t3p'd ALEXANDER JOYCE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Rebel Officers Going to Mexico.

NEW DIRK. Feb. TO.
tits now said that the rebel Ger. Hind
man. of Arkansas. has gone to the City
of Mexieo. expecting to obtain a command
in Maximillisn's army. having lost his
faith in JEFF Davis CoRfedcra-y. It is
Also stated that several other rebel eflicsis
have lately arrived at Matsmo as.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
DITrSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
l. CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,

PITTSBURGH. Pa, February 18th, 1865.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock and BoEd-
holders for the Election OF Directors, and such
other business may come before it, will be held
at the Office of said Company, in the city of Pitts
burg, on the third Wednesday (l5th) of March
Bond Transfer Books of the Company, at their Of
fee in the city of Pittsburgh. and at the Transfer
Agency. in the city of New York, will be closed
OH the LIST day Of March. at p NJ, and remain
closed until the 18th day OF NJ ,rch thereafter.
w. ii BARNES, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
ESTRAY NOTICE.

IT 1iH STATE oy ISpiASA, MARSHALL County, IS.
James Snyder Justice q the Peace in and for said
County, hereby certify the following be the
description and appraised value II erray property
up by Samuel Burger, of North Township, ONE OK,
Brown little white the belly, swallow fork in the
right Supposed to be fourteen old. Appraised
at $50. Witness my hand lhis 18Th February, 1866.
= auEe - rg-sf' JANIS SSYDER,J. p. [sEAL.l
!, John c. oaGhman, Clerk Of the Marshall Circuit
Court do hereby esrff the foregoing - be NJ
rho original fepost hereip 6ledin my 60 Februafs tb,
1875. yoHy q, CCSHM&S, Clerk
II sSp'd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Prof. Robbins New American Method.

Miss Laura Reeves.
Would announce to the citizens of Plymouth and
vicinity, that she is prepared to give lessons on the
Piano and Melodeon, and having had considerable
experience in teachipg feels confident of her abili
ty to render satisfaction. Applications received
81 her residence on North Michigan Street, or
through the r. o., will receive prompt attention.
Plymouth. Feb 90, lS65-m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Trial of the New York Hotel Burn

NEW YoRK. Wednesday,. Fob Is
Capt. Kennedy. charged with being one
Of the rebels who attempted to burn this
city. is now being tried before the same
Military Court waich convicted Beall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

N
Notice is given that |, Samuel Barrett, admins.
traitor OF the estate of Henry Lewallen, doce ssa.
will offer at private sale, on the
10Th day Of February, 1865,
and ifnot sold on said day will ntinue TO offer
the same from day to day ut my residence. in Tip.
pecanoe township, Marshall County, Indiana, the
following described real estate, o-wit:
% acres on of the south end Of the east half Of
the south west quarter of section No. ID, in
township No. 80, north of range 3 cart, situate
in said County and State.
Terms OF SALE-One third cash in hand, one
third In nine months and one third in eighteen
months, the purchaser giving notes with interest
and security, waving benefit of valuation and an
praisement laws.
SAMUEL BARRETT,
Dec. 9, '65-nli4 Adm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
DR.. E. S. DODD g. co.
Buch;a nan, Mich.
II q MI IL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
OFFICE. OVER TIE BANK OF THE STATE.
Capital $4,000.

Property Secured against Loss or Dame
age by Fire, at the Usual Rates.
OFFICERS:
WIN. SALISBURY. 7 esiient
CHAS. F.. SCARLETr, Secretary.
w. II. BR YAM. Vice President .
CAPT. NJ. W. NEWTON ,Supt. ofAgencisa
THOMAS THORNiLL. c.,
ANDREW P.JACKSON, General Agent
CHAS. BONEE, Special Agent.
Directors and References:
IoS. Z z. CIR. rORY, Attorney, Lafayette, lad.
Hon. G. II TEST, Jndgc Circuit Court -
Coz. JASPER VI. DRESSER. A.t'v,
GES. LAL. NOBLE. Clerk supreme Cuort
Col JAS GAVIN, Grcrnsbarg
Hon. J. RISTI\E. Auditor ~ State Indarareils
JUICE ;. 4 HUFF. Lafayette. Indiana.
JOHN A. STEIN, Attorney, Lafayette, Ind.
JOHN d. GOtGAR, "
WIN SALISBURY.
CHAS z. SCAELIrT,
Col. \. H. CONNER, Postmaster indianapolis.
Coy. o. p. M0RTiN
Cor. y. D. PALMER
Hon w. 4. TALBOT, =
TIioS u. LONG Atty, Terre Hsuis.
Col TEOS. BOWLING,
HvS. DAVID TURPIE. Monticello Ind
MAJ. wv. WILLIAMS. Warsaw.
/. MATTINGLY, Plymouth. -
Dec Z9-A9yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
1Z6 Acres
GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on AID after the
llth day of March, 1865. the undersigned, Guar
dian Of Amanda Patterson, minor heir of Priscilla
Bcntz, deceased will offer for sale at private sale,
at the office of A. c. Capron, in Plymouth, Ind. =,
The undivided twoifths part in value of the north
half of lot seventeen (N1a ~ and lot eigh-
teen as. in the original plat Of the town of
Plymouth, County of Marshall, and State of
Indiana with the tenements and improvements
thereon.
Said sale being pursuant to an order Of the Com
mon Pleas Court Of said County, made at its Jan
uary Term, 1865.
The interest OF said heir in said land is apprais
ed ut - 900, and is to be sold for not less than
the appraised value.
AARON F. KELLOGG,
Feb. l6, lS65-nl6t3 Guardian
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
LATER.

Confirmation of the Capture Of Colum.
bia, South Carolina.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway.

oa and aner D.c I3;i Trains will leave Stations
daily. Sundays excepted, 10 follows:
Trains Going West.
ExPRrss MAIL. EXPRESS EXPRESS,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

ofnssrIy eli kinds kept onhand at tbe
RErCBLIcAN OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Train leaving Chicago at $50 p. NJ leaves daily.
er +. Il. MYERS. General Ticket gen
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
The best and most reliable medicine for
Cousas, Group, Bronthietis, asthma, Whoeplss
Cough. &c., &C.,

Is found in the use of Dodd'> Germ.n Cough Bal
som. usel extensively in the l.. S. Army.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY EVENINGS WITH SHAKESPEARE
rns sEssAylos .,anl or riE sEAsor
1.-The s.sso In our time has Witnessed
Doors open At eK; commences atas
OIsAr'o TIEAFssi rms seuTru wEss so"AESoEs ATT
''' Drama fSE x D.Ss sTssHs ss't 81 NEa Nf sSss sa
AZ y;i'as,
ever known on The New YORK s.sse win bs repealed
run GREAT 1asrHSs RgnIsS .a. aoI'DAss.
- NV so.s~svi - iSHsssx $nss As6IASsE ArpI sIsE.r.
AND P6wERFuL CAST
nsas nightly espssaosd q ths impo.siS Of Obtaining
GREAT PToruRE or NEW YORK LyE.
THE CROWDED HOUSES,
respectfully announced that hencoforh seas o~n be ~
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
= 'n' 00' o"'S 6fsS fsisn DAILY FROM TO-
GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE.
.1d & ss sa e.
historical comedy, errur,,r the o,,upx
And the two act comedy BY Charles Dance, tho
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
Tomorrow SATURDAY, THE WIFE'S SEcRKE
MONDAY-MONEY will be repeated: YUESDAY-Mer-
wEDNEsDAf.nARRIED LIFE: THURSDAY MASKS
DAY-SEcRETS WORTH KNOWING, HOW SHE
l. s "a w .a
isS's op." n Y *. s'''Ss Ss!rsa,s S1sns.assn X
THE PLAY BILL
Although calculating only . circulation In the theatres,
we compelled by the demand made upon for TiIR
PLAY BILL by dealers others place sale.
In future will be found at all the agents Ia Broad
ut the Office Of publication. Subscribers be
piled by mail Annual subscription ten dollars. Single
copies three cents.
Advertisements for THE PLAY BILL should sent
early possible In the week.
All kinds OF Printing. from neat circular TO monster
poster promptly executed a the once OF THE PLAY BILL
Communications for THE PLAY BILL should be ad-
dressed TO the Editor at the Herald job Printing oce
ner OF Nassau and Fulton streets.
From tho New York Jewish Record, Dec. =.
Tax Play BILL--We have been considerably amused by
the comments of the daily and weekly the spicy
little sheet IN circulation In the various theatres TO
appears to be the zone thing needfu and the continued
attacks made upon only make the popular If the
Idea paying let the author enjoy the fruits OF
his originality; this constantly harping my daughter"
appears 10 be dictated by malice than desire TO i'm
prove the public morals We wish the sheet every
success.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
THE LECTURE SEASON.

TnPoRTkNT LECTURES DArLY-roR GENTLEMEN
only, AZ the New York Museum Of Ans,omy, 6is Broad
Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have them
gdcd on reccip Of en cents. by addressing sceaIy o
usw t1gA Avoqua sf AAasony
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

L,RIHNDs or WIN. aRINIoN, WHO HAVE HAD AR
uAcial Teeth put in other work done by him while
foreman tard operator No. 1) At Dr. r. A. Preerrvs
nowey reurng hs professional servies requested
call AZ HIS occ 3h3 Canal street ate Huntna Bros
bsawesa woostsr Ana LAuSsns strssts.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
AniUsENIENTs.

AMUsEIENTs.
E,oxs OLD BowERY THEATRE
Le~~ee Dire Tor and Manager L. pss.
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR
A"' Fanny yF rsf'asi TsTsisy 4 odSsLss sss ssoc'''s''
SIcg oP fHE woops "''"'sS1
). ~ stadiey, hiss Il. Denvil q X For
NEW BOwERy THEATRE
JERRY ABBERsHAW TURN lin ovT
Is iMMENsE Hir or z. OWENS -
THE LIVE INDIAN,
which FIX ST ruiz SAY
LAST NIGHTS or soLoN SINGLE.
which has nov run for spwards q s nshs M
NIBLos GARDEN BEGINS AT "
.o,,a~.' = - a ssIDaS EVENING JAN !" "'- "1''."
AND TRIUMPHANT sU0OxsA
GREAT fiIsH DRAMA.
THE SHAMROCK,
MR. AND wsIsss mRs sHpESEyy ssspssIs,yy wTLIdAnS veT
xFTSE rsn MoyTHs seyIss orr Sg ssErAEATos sst,sg
~. 1Aaanr a.asnx WA % +; pa A.lo, RAJ -.
ESrIAh sFfsSffS sFSssbiS sSHHEhi' 81 NH COMPANY.
BY yREAaEE1ruf, h,1a5d and ausIS Ther"e
Composed sfcS f9r tes Psis x D'd"'
INrRIcSsrk kInRs aRcn%s1cxI fad Hcsi.'Hi' sHiF'yxcrs
puESruRs a soassSn ANp APf6iSTaESrs sPG 6fs1sp!
ALL NEW.
AND OF Tmn
Seats secured six days In advance
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

COITON Dental ASSOCIATION, WHERE THE
~ nitrous oxide originated and charge made for
tracing where pain The Inserted No
'scbssp work. 0hce 10 Cooper Institute.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
HRNRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.


MINER SOMERVlIIE will sell at auction on Satur
Gay January at twelve O'clock at their saesroom No.
Nassau street. dark brown Horse l5 hands high years
Odd Tree and stylish driver sound and Kind and
csr and ans saddle horse for either lady gentleman
Aso Harness nade by Lowery Of this city Also Dress
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A 4 BURNHAM, AUGTIoSEER
$arior gus Paiptipgs sronxes Syer Glass, China aud
AAny rare and costly Works os Arr ~ puoic suction on
the elegant residence ~ West sixtesnth sree between
Drawing room Prn,tre with broote of the rich
- description Curtains match. Etagsres
Onbinets tentr Tnbies Encognures Mirrors Chandeers
Saintng by ancient modern artists Velvet and Brus
ues Carpets Lace Curtains Bronze stnary sevres China
HAuNiFiOENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE
rhest offered auction this Stool
Cover Canterbury Bureaus Bedsteads wsrrobes suite
Sension Table, Buffet Reclining Chairs Sofas elegant
1es Al Silver China and Glass Ware Table Cutlery
nspt and Kitchen Furniture NJ B-Parties wishing TO at
land sale take Fifth and Sixth stages
feavfng at Sxtoenth street, the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
Gen. shermRu's Order.

FORrGrss MONROE April p, 1850
The following important order oil Gen. Sher'
nau was re ceived here this morning;
Hpens MILITARY DIV. oF THr MIssIsgriT }
Is gnE HELD, RALEIGH Apul ~. loo
SuDAL IIELD ORDrB, No. 5e.-The General com
magdiDs announces 10 the army suspension oi hoStu
lies and en- agreement with GEN Johnston ond high Of
icials which, when formally ratified, viii make peace
from the Potomac 70 the Rio GT1ude. Until the abso
ute peace is o0nged line passing through TylelPs
Mount Chapel Hid University. Duihan's Station and
Wet Point Oh ihs Nelsc River viii separate the two
armies. Each army commander viii goap his camps
entirely with giew 70 comfort health and good police
Al the details of military discipline must still he main.
tanned. and ibo General hopes and believes that in a
yeryfcw dsgst vii be his good fortune to conduct sou
on 10 so,r homes.
Tic fame Of this army for courage. industry, and
discipline is admitted al over the world. Then LET
each officer and man that il is not stained by any
act Of rulgaiity. rowdyism. and petty crime The
cayalry viii patrol the mont o. the line Gen. Howard
viii take charge OF the district iIon Raleigh up tie
cavalry; Cen Socua TO tue len Of Raleigh and Gen.
Sehofeld IN Raleish, i,s right. and rear Quarter
masters aud corinnsaros viii keep their supplies up to
Il leht Ioll !ol tie wagons and The railroad sgpern.
tcndsnt viii oIIango depot Tor The convenience VI
each scpcrate amy.
Bv order Of Ma!oI Gen. ". T. snEG,Ay.
l.. 81. DAY ON, \. A. q.
Adviocs from Ncwhern state Tint large rumbCr Of
tie members Of the SoIh Carolina Legislature arrived
arrived there on the 10Th inst for the purpose of nego
tiafar with Cen Sherman with view to restoring
that state 10 the Union.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived at Fortress Monroe this
afternoon On the steamer NJ Martin from Washington
and yrobeoded soDthwSrd on tho steamer Albanbra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
Associated Press Dispatch.

NEw.OGLEANs. April I6 via Cugo, April -, 1865.
The Times contains the following IN relation
to the surrender Of Mohile
Gen Clnby established his headquarters in tho Gus
tom House. Gen. Granger commands the Departments
Gen. Vcilch commands tho post.
No cotton or other things were burned. because Il
said that Cen Granger would burn the cit! If The
oOrt6n was DHrned.
II is estimated that RON $1,000 TO 5000 bales Of cot
ton have been captured in the city. Large iuanitie
Of pitch have also been secured.
Tho city il quiet and orderly. Many cltinns ar'
anxious 10 take the oath Oi allegiance, glad TO Oe he
leased fIOm Rebel rule
Dosertcrs are arriving IN large numbers.
The Post Office viii be Immediately opened.
The VII Ives and docks are IN fine order.
The Mayor If Mobile formally surrendered Tie CA
about O'clock the 10th Inst rendering the service
OF the pilots TO bring the feet safely 70 tie city
Gen. Granger met most enthusiastic reception upoi
entering the city He remarked be had never Inc; 81
warm "A reception in any place before.
Three HUNDRED guns In good condition. aud larg'
amount 81 ammunition were captured
Twelve hundred prisoners, sick und stiagglers. we
found In the city. including 30 officers All were zen
to Ship Island
Tie contents Of tho Rebel Comnissary Department
were turned over Ia the poor 81 Mobile
Thirty eight hundred pTis"ani- we.e captured IN "
Spanish Fort.
| Several Rebel g,mboats were also captured.
Tho Mobile papers having suspended publication
Gen Granger authorized l.. q. Hnde correspondent
TIE Nsc. OTla7s Timss 10 Issue daily paper and b
has commenced publishing The M1jit Duly NsNs.
Gen COmsiock If Gen. Grants siaf arrived here Jas
evening from Mobile aud goes North with dispa,cho
for the latter.
The receipt. Of cotton and sugar are light and ihei
ny % buyegg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
Gen. sherman's Terms.

Special hi ps' ca to tie N Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April y. lso5.
II was generally understood here on Friday
night hat special bearer Of dispatches had arrived
from Gen Sherman, with terms Of onptnation Had
these terms been presented to Che public ten days ogo
thew might have been received with nothing more than
surp,isc or disfavor. Coming they do af,er the
trsecs events Just enacted they seem to have been re
cci1ed in all quarters in Washington with .haddeT
horror.
prominent member Of the Cabinet expresses tht
opinion that the Rebel Government would have gT -
up the contest any time during the past four yesI'
upon a tender of equally favorable terms. Great dia
satisfaction is felt by The Government that Sherman
ala not obey its orders and oyeTtake and nbdne th
ast remnant OF armed rebellion. II is characterized
here as ShermaAs captnatior"
Gen. Grant was Immediately dispatched TO the thea
ter Of action He was in entire accord with the Pies
dent and Cabinet on The subject. By tie calling in o.
Stoneman, Cavalry the bGckd 4, left wide open fol-
Jeff Davis escape aud indeed the escape ofJ onston
army IL is supposed that Davis and Breckenridge
prepared the terms OF surrender which Sherman hos
matted his eager army nearly two weeks 10 consider.
II is due tie memory ofthelaiGPfesdcn to state that
he was firm in the conviction That the generals in tie field
had nothing TO DO with diplomacy or negotiations for
peace Il was upon this settled policy that his dispatch
to Grant was dictated tic light Of the Sd Of March.
Il is said President johnson and Secretary Stanton
lrtrayed good deal of the by the Eternal temper
Of Andrcg JacksO upon the receipt OF ShcImans dis
n,tches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
THE SEWAR Ds.
The Secretary Bciter-Isis Son not 50 we'll

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WA7uEGToY, Saturday April 20 AM
Hon. T.. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of Var II
have tho honor TO report that tie Secretary of State
passed very uncomfortable night but has taken his
breakfast with RELISH and is Qsite strong he was
yesterday.
3lr. Frederick Seward has improved within tie past
twenty -four hours. Very respectfully, your obcdieni
servant J. X. BARNES Surgcon.General.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsBIyGToN. Saturday. April 22-9 j. M.
HoH. l.. VI. STANTON Seereioty NJ UW:-I have the
honor TO report that the Secretary of State is stronger
aud more comfortable tonight.
Nj. f. Stewards condition justfying aud requiring it.
a Their removal of fragments Of bone was made this
morning. The operation was borne well, and has boon
productive OF partial relief Very respectfully. &C..
j. X. BArNFa. Surgeon Gcnerei.
WAR DrPAK1AfET.
washington, Sunday, Apri. 2j-9 rn. )
Hon. 4. ~ STATION. StcrGary cf liar Il have the
honor TO report that the Secretary of State IL doing
quite as well could be expected. hr. =. Seward Is
somewhat stronger more conscious, and less restless
than he h.. been. Very respectfully your obedient
servant. :. X. BAnsIs, SUI con General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
|O8SEQUIES IN THE CITY.

preparations for the reception of the remains
Of the late President Of the United States and 'or
paving to them adequate honos have been gong iof.
ward with uncxampled vigor for the past day' Az
classes of tho community unite with the greatest Iea 10
cndcavoiing to pay homage TO the lsmented dead anu
Ebsyond question the geant Of Tomorrow wl
ANYTHING of the Kind ever known IN tbs country 10
1Co,smitfee of tbe Common Council taking the preee-
dence OF all other organizations IN this patriose WoIk,
we hoin Tie report Of their meetings on SATURDAY
with the proclamation Of dis Honor Mayor raAsDe,
relative 20 the proper observance Of to-day ana
Ito morrow BY all citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
Memorandum Of Agreement Between Gen
sherman and Gen. Johnston.

WisUEOr"S, April %, 1865.
As reports have been in circulation ior some
time OF spOndence between Gems Johnston and
Sherman the memoranda. or basis d what We agreed
upon between these two Generals and he results aic
"a follows:
iVMORANDUa
Memorandum OF basis OF agreement made ihh isii
day of April a. D. Ices. near Darhams station sud In
The State Of North Carolina. BY and between Gen. Jo
seph +. Johnston commanding the Confederate Army,
and Mai. Gen Wiriam 4. sherman. commanding The
army Of the United states IL No.A Coiolina, both
present:
FHst--The contcudiug armies now in Tie fed 20
maintain their si0fp ga until no,cs is rigen by the
commando, general u either 20 H. opponent and
reasonable iiIe-say 6 h0lrs-GlOvel
sooad--The Confederate ar1nies nOE ia existence to
be dsbanded Dad colloo.ld @ tAer sycril state capi
tsls; there TO deposit the! and pablo property in
Che state arsenal and each cer aAd 20 execute
ku lie an agreement TO cease fiom o,fs Of gar and
abide TIE action u both SUE and Federal authori.
ses TIE number Of arms eut olnitious Of wor TO be
reported 10 tho Chief Of 0rdnxDes at Washington city
subject to future action Of thStonsTe's o. NE United
States and IN tie meantime 10 be uSed sOl'y to main.
tain peace and Order v ha The bordas Of he State
respectively.
T4ird-Tbe recognition by tho Eyeeii.ye OF the
United States Of the several State Governments on their
officers and Legislatures taking the Doth escred by
fhe ConSi; utlOn " tie United states and whcfe con
Geting State Governments have resulted from the W.