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'ii fF5oni cur spetfai @ ores pend nt rziii-'rt
-L'.t -'7aar hia 1ravbEx.. Nay J lf'fn'
s. Louis Repuhliiccan s:ad Den 5ia o5r= n
May 5th received y GarretE Sn,i;l FT-;Y
letter to PRESIDENT johnson TO ps2 E1i-,ffp
terms with the rebels and shed p2t faffS- faffiS5
other, drop Ct blood lie adds shp:lt-
his policy bs stringent and tha, lsateTsr
be ted IN tEaRorS+ that ths SynRP1+thhT R M asr m
; II ~ sr5;a. tt X bsbsf = III ia 4. Il
Y w5i ,sa as rtbai;6R shi11 a @ he rf.alt MI q
guerrilla war that viii last as i'pg or
longer than the life Of either 6iatts a5ttsts ST g.
shsrnaai ana 4, stan ne iSs IA. I, s.ti
Washing t56an..- t5a.-il.hs -ilt.hhs4Tfn Il aib i5bsdiance n.
orders, from the War Department, All
drafting ana recruiting ofj. troops h4s
.Iool 20 srs1 savs hiscS 3--aio-5 "a too' %
Nj Gen Casey. at RisbhaOhd,, has
ceased must-ring colored troops
The trial Of Alr, Hapis. ot -lr.liard.
by court martial. has bsPnl postponed F7i
want of cert4in witnesses, Heis, Charged
WIN .lAAIAub 49, -ICA. ~ -At1r f-N4A A 1Tar
roles and furnishing them inoney, 70 81,
back South. -. ---...- 5.... .-----a ....-
500. .Ooo reward IS 81 otifsrsa Tor tie ar.
rest Of Jefferson Davis, accused Of com.
plicity ln tie assassination Of y I;ncoln.-
Other large amounts are offered tsr ths
arrest az Geo. N. eandeta, sH5l rIay and
Tucker Of Canada, wti55 a-e- also laI5'ctseI
Of being implicated 4 tie assassiiiation
Memphis May 3. via ca;.o Z Sen.
JEFF. Thompson suFfendered his entire
command TO Capt. Mitchell z s. Navy
New Y5rk, Nay 4--Goid. l43.o The~
Worlds Washington special seys il i
universally REPORTED that the 'Ptts;l
dent and Cabinet has deftef % open
all Southern States 70 trade. and sazrenl
all regulations IN force by order u tEe
treasury department. sV --l7-i "Ha q a.fA
Baltimore May 4--AlIz restriction ca
trade within The States dfA Delaware.
Maryland, fPennFylvaaia, and Western
Virginia. are removed by order OF the
Secretary --rls lc t-7l- -a-s- ssr
Washington. Nay 4s--Thae principle
portion Of the army Of the P1tCnao rs
already On the march here johnson
says, Justice shall be metedI out TO tAo
leaders Of the reheiliea- a4 aI r- i.r~
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17
BID. @ RS. TRANS MISS. DEP T.
Shreveport, La, April II, 1855.


General ORDERS, --- ra. e. . ..lt
No. 81 ----- s- .E....
PARAGRAPHS VI and VII General Or.
/, ders No. 10, curreat series, Il u D.. is
80 amended as 30 extend she tiFns for making
application for the rsaeval Of the details Of
Lgriculturslsts, and Of men detailed as naechan-
les, artisans or persons of scientific skill other
than those in the ssrvise of tae government,
NATL ths Arst of July, 1856. ~
II. 81 muck of General Orders No 27, cur
rent ssrieB, T. h. D., as phases the "details of
men between the ages of 16 and IS years, un-
1t for field service, bat fit for staff duty under
As direction of the Superintendent of the Bu-
NSu Of CONSUMPTION, is hereby revoked, and
Al such details will be made by the Generals
y tks the Reserves. ."." 1lr- r1Et a-.
By coIsmand of s1." . ,1 ...Ei W.
General L. KIRBY SMITH.
--3 -- vf :. s. ANDERSON.
l Assistant Adju tant eneraI
louisiana, Texas and Arkansas papers pub
ha four times ea f...s 10 sl- 1O-4t
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17
Cotton Cards,

HAVING succeeded in crossing the MissiS-
IL sippi R.~er with a small quantity Of Cot
tsA Cards, 8avs placed, on commission, a few
pair at the following named plsces, at the low
Ssn Of Three Dollars and Seventy-fve Cents
PEI pair (Epteie:) Washington, Spring Hill
LOaiEvills, Walnut Hills, Falcon, Magnolia
III. Holly, LiSssn, and Eldorado. Go ilnmesi
rsly and get ysur supply befose speculators
ny theH. zp. A WOUNDED SOLnTFR
u Apply 70 C L. SUTTON. st Washington
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17
10 REFUGEEstA FARM FOR SALE

10 REFUGEEBtA FARM FOR SALE.
0NE OF THE BEST AND DRICHEST FARMS
U IN Red River County, Texas containing 250
sIss-l50 in cultivation-snd in one mile Of
ClHksyLle, With corn, meat and farming uten-
lis, stock, hogs, &c, &c, aoii be sold. TEtle
{ tEG best.
Wagon and mule teams required il part pay
isn't The balance can be paid in negroes, OF
any kind of money. For further information
address, me at Clarksville, Texas .. ..t.l
'3-2m ... .4s--... D. G.. RUSSELL
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17

u The Times Washington special cor
respondent says he is authorized to saw
that the President viii not in any event
dispense with the services Of Mr.. Seward
a. Sec. of State. LIE entcrtains for ham
the deepest sympathy in his sufferines
and regards the preservation of his life
as second to no man 5 in the nation, and
impatiently waits the time when be- Will
have the benefit of Mr. Stewards counsel
The report that the President was abou,
'to rAorganize the cabinet are without
foundation.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17
bs allowed to return to their respective

bs allowed to return to their respective
homes, and remain unmolesredA % long
j. they rhouId abide ~ The local laws
So much Of Grapt's agreement j rePu-
dated. The Attorney General egen
goes so far as to say that the wearing Of
Confederate UNIFORM when perhaps the
poor fellows have no other clothes Il q
new act Of hostility. A. much a. aauntiug
q Confederate 1sg. --
v ..,..-.- y. Curse on thsSs jsgglng fands
J That keep the word Of promise 70 .he ear
But breab fttc TIE hope.
1oI4 LiaSrfa ..-------.gh' ~ s-s.,a ron i.-
Washia st5h, APrd 29.-Th5 g6yerhe
ment is establishing military posts In
st. George ana Charles counties, H4.
This iB done to protect the loyal people
in that vicinity, and prevent any treasea
able demonstrations ty the disloyal The
protection which was given the murderer
Booth plainly exhibits the extent Of the
latter. The troops are to forage oaHthe
country. and give receipts for everything
they take, which will beapaii 10 Ill per
sons proving themselves loyal -r -3
The government has already begun
with earnestness the work of retrenching
lis expenses. and on the lss Of May a
large number of clerks of the various de-
partments will bs dismissed Since the
restriction On travel has been removad
between this place and Richmond hun
d.eds Of persons from the korh have
passed through here for the latter place
for curiosity or p p'easure..s z ..-r..re
New York, 29.h--Gold dull and With
out decided change in price; opsuing at
1863 declining n l455, and closing At
1863. The steamer GermaRia T. day
takes cut S43,600 IN specie Govern
ment stocks frmer. Money more 2ctivs
at per Ct. for call cans.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17

War Department, Washington, April %
Major-Genersl Dix:-A dispatch from
Gen, Grant dated at Raleigh, April &c
10 P. M. states that Johnston surrendered
the forces in his command, embracing all
from here to the Uhattahoochie, to Gen
Sherman, on7the basis agreed upon be-
tween Lee and myself for the Army Of
Northern Virginia. .4o> 4ai pnA Dad
.lg' tSigned yd7 E. NJ. STANTON sob
ds;'cd7 i's.ubHs%s Secretary of War;
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17

HEAD QUARTERS, TRANs-Mlss. DEPT, }
Shire vePert, La, April 3, 1855
asnsg-l Orders, ..-s a.-.-..rm ja.l--a..
No. 81. a... es- .r--..5.t 90 a-r.. .-.
A LII officers and men delivered en- parole ia
n this Department previous to this date are
exchanged, and will Immediately rejoin their
commands. .r -1 % .-....i t.-..
By command Of f.-.... t.--.. 3D..
General E. KIRBY. SMITH. ...
S. s. ANDERSON.
34wl Assistant Adjutant General.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17
VOb..s..ZIE.
- -or.RTsas TRANs-AIss- ss-DEPARTMENr,
~ Shreveport, La, March 81, 1866. us1r1-
- .-er-7eiF Frtraet ! p ta .ra't' '4d.. cd

ut, ospsKs,9 lid fu-isiast ii te fGel
sfA0isn NJ 775al5a r. adi nsda iasI ,y7r1urI
,rTTET The following named officers will
IL havstheir names dropped from
III. for prolengsd a absence from duty with
va sD. issvs and will from this day cease to be
81. 81. sf the P. A. G.. s.: I'D .3hAd j. = lav
us;sr Jas. Weosley, Ganter's Battalion. .'.-
sITt f. B. Johnston q" H &c ',r .. q -ll
- -. II lanes Mitchsll, .~-l "-g'A C ..a sE
ssst Jacob Davis, Hills Arkansas Regiment
a. n ssufl z Tubbs, Co. z. 18th Ark. Infantry.
It-CoI Paul MeCobb 3OtT Arkansas Infantry
1,tLt.J7H. bSleney, 32d go 80 90 ED" --.'i
i.t Lieut. c.. 7. Steen, 32du 4 .'d fiIo" ahi
9Lt.H.rT. Witkerington, 32dla" 70 li'' Hr,-
I.t jsut. j. NJ Bell, 32d dIi,-- iiI :. .-.f.l..I b,
I'd Lieut. G. BrAndssburg, sd "a -y. -'iI
lat Lieat. J. B. Dawson, 32d ID s'il. ,E'sil..s
Can't NJ 8. FieldsTy 32d Hl~5 iir ~ Aa.s l-Ac
Cart j, D. .KuyksndAll, s2d 80, ia 81 'f, s!.
psot Jesse Rey; 3ed giUfHs- saf"slt. .f'ssu.
Gsps N. A. Adair, SD STA aai. 3d 'Si.- -'f allI'
e.pt. G. F. Bsvsns, 32d sais ,s -. ....s i5d-
Iss L. J. B. Cubberheuss, 32d- .., /" ul.i
a Lieut. E. II. Hare, 32d le y.- -. s.'si-z
Il Lisat II. D. Shaver. 32d g 10 ".u1af
4 Lisst. ] Il. Murray, 32d ... e. ".-,r
ii Lisut Z. 81. Rowssy,3 32d 49,. lli.' Ie.~
Il Lisst JaB j. Stewart, Sd "...I.t ''I
Bv esszsnd of Gen. i. KIRBY SMITH. .
.....s... .a 1. 2. B. LEEDS, r..l
SAT Major and Acting Ass't Adi't Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17

Loss OF THE SULTANA The Cairo
Democrat gives, the following details:
From the steamer Marble City, and the
Memphis Evening Bulletin we learn the
particulars of the most terrible disaster
that ever occurred npon the Western wa
tiers. -rTt Ls,a-ro.sf, rood t-.,; and
The steamer Sultana, Capt. Mason, on
her way up from New Orleans with p
800 passengers on board, 1,964 OF, whom
were exchanged Federal prisoners from
Vicksburg, the. balance being refugees
and regular passengers from various
points along the river, She left the coal
pile at Memphis about l o'clock Thurs
day morning, and had proceeded but
some 8 or 10 miles, when an explosion of
one of her boilers occurred and the boat
tosk fire and burned to the water's edge,
and now lies OF sand bar near Fogle-
mans Island, nothing visible but the
charred remains and jackstatfi, which was
left standing. fsugiumoJI TACO. is 10
Immediately after. the explosion, a
scene Of the most heartrsnding descrip-
tion occurred Hundreds Of persons were
thrown into the air, falling upon the
wreck and int the water; others, scald
ed and mangled, were borne down BY the
current of the river, to rise no more. The
screams of the terror stricken people, as
represented by those who were, present,
and their hsartrending, appeals beggars
description, Some clung to the wreck
while their strength lasted, but through
exhaustion were efnally compelled to lot
go, and sank beneath the turbulent wa
tiers. else r0f s2aiFTE
Several good swimmers barely saved
themselves BY the aid of fragments Of
the wreck About fifteen women and
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17

HEAD QUARTERS, TRANS MISS. DEPT, I
Shreveport, La March IL, 1866.
General Orders, 81. nj. ..-zEEi.. ...a.-p ..
Nc ga ..s.-s. .. -l -.--... I-.,.
ETNTIL furthera orders tbs ratiens of corn
L will be eight pounds, except in the case of
sriIsry horses, and animals continuously en-
gsgrd N hauling supplies from one post to an
siser. -'... ..." ..r
By comman of .H..... ..
General L. KIRBY SMITH
{. 8 ANDERSON ....
raw Assistant Adjutant General
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-17

,AKD.-Persons having, business with nae,
are referred to w. W. Andrews, who will
W. hs personal attention to all mattersin
's.eh am nterested, and receive and receipt
a n. moneys or property due me. My dsparturs
H. H. Jay for saa Antonio, Texas, necessitates
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issq shi 1ot 9s1ow douA gui4ool ,sar
@s~ igd ,sicnoli bus y1sizns s'1sap owi
All 1of in1n9r1gs sd1 gni2usr1s ri Jrg1i
.u5iisiusiqra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1865.


THE coMMoDIpUs FIVE STORY ENGLISH BASE
meat House i,sB Broadway between Thirty hrst and
inItsec.ha streets containing "a rooms, sdaPiea ior
IS Cedar street.
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-A WELL BUILT THREE
story brick Building containing the machinery and
fixtures Of merchant dcur MILL main building sixty fest
.tsehsd with good twenty horse Power engine; 70:
well lighted and would suit for any manufacturing An
adoning Farm Of forty acres would be rented or sold with
don apply 70 JAMES TAYLOR Ito Walnut sirsss Phia.
dephla, =
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E,oR sALE-BROwN STONE HOUSE, THIRTY SIXTH
street. Broadway 800; do In West Thirty
ssrce. $1,000 DO IN West Fort,eh street. $1,000 do IN
street brick $1,000 House and Stable brown and
furnished S2uO do three story brick, West Thirty
eighth street - o Also small house in Harlem and York
$4,000. By DYE 4 CURTISS, 605 Sixth avenue.
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WANTED TO BUY-A HOUSE, BRICK OR STONE
W Al modern conyeniences, east Of Lexington avenue
between Thirty third and sixty costly prn
cp.ls only answer; ssteuocaon dimensions lowest price
House.
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EoR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN OR
Cincinnati and dssirous Of Obtaining ans country
resdence, opportunity " offered. A 6ne brick Dwe
wine Ssias With wine casks; house newly and beautifully
house, 4c tenant house, 10 acres of land, s In
grapes years old Splendid fruit Of all kinds grounds
$4,000 Proprietor sells emily because he 10 about
way New York
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IyOR SALE OR TO LET-A FIRST CLASS BRICK
three story and basement House. los Oxford street.
good tenant with furniture for three years This 10
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EOR sALE-THE BROWN STONE HOUSE. NO.
y SECOND place Brooklyn house three story basement
ana under CELLAR has marble mantes BATHROOM fur
mace speaking tubes &c Possession Immediately II desired
T. II. KELLOGG, lS9 Pearl street n. Y.
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WANTED TO BUY-A FURNISHED HOUSE, BRICK
w orstone all modern convenences east OF Lexington
ayenus between Thirty third and Sixty not high
priced Principals only answer; location
housa - - =
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~. ,.-, cre.. Question.

A. oon As the dislocations of the civil
va, are repaired, and the States that re-
hslled brought into true relation again with
~. Federal government, We shall be COM
.elled to take up the question of free trade.
The following letter. addressed by an emil
nort citizen of Rhode Island-himself q
l;fa-lonp Democratic Major General DH,
reveals the tendency of opinion in this de
rection. The New York Eoenixg Post
savs that General DIX shares the senti-
ments 80 ably and earnestly expressed by
Mr.. PRLL:
WHERE SHALL 60!
To Ma;or-G General Ds1:
A rood Democrat of four years standing Is
ohl;ged TO ask that question. The War DE.
mocracv. as an organisation, is now out OF
business. The surrender OF Lee ended us vo-
cation. p .Egk 49,.
cratic marty but one-free trade. The people
Of this countrvswill no longer endure the max
inc of the colossal fortunes by the manufac,
tn1era Of the East. and by the iron and coal
men n Pennsylyania. The tariff If not re-
pealed. must be greatly modifed-the great
West will not submit to it with Willingness
any longer. The agflcuituiaI i1toices tIo
creat interest of the country, do not ask
nfn ha nrotec.ed, nor do they wish to pro-
tect suy other interest; they merely ask
to be allowed to get what they want in
exchange for their product. without being
Obliged to put an enormous percentage Of the
price into the pocket of the already enriched
manufacturer; they want liberty, that Is the
liberty of selling for the most they can get, and
of buying what they want in the cheapest mar
ket they can find.
This is the issue-and the issue on which
the democratic party will succeed and in that
success viii be removed the only substantial
ground of complaint the South ever had.
England, this year, shows an enormous gam
and great prosperity, and receives duty on only
six articles, and those are articles such as Tea
..,- With great respect,
Your obedient servant.
DUNCAN c. PELL.
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EIRST DIVISION ST. PAUL AND
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
LAM rAHrnnSR NAN AND bRAnoa L MI L
81. PAUL, September 5, 1854. .w
N OTaI9CEllii e 70,
TO Sc ilERS ON r. n. LANDS.

All persons claiming lands at Government lrice
who reside in the Townships named below arehese
by notified tina, the Company has acquired the fee to
the Railroad Lands located In said TownskiI4 ard
and make payment therefor 81 once according 10
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STRAYED-From the subscriber,
- in the town of Washington, lie Sueur county,
FOUR COLTS:-ONE BAY MARE three years
old. had on bell with white strap lame In right
fore i9g; ONE BAY MARE YEARLIN4 COLT /;
ONE IRUN-GREY HORSE, three years old, white
face; ONE SORREL MARE two years old, white
stripe In the face both hind legs white They were
last heard nom at MillersburE Any person giving
Horses will receive $780, Address the subecriber at
Narysburg. lie Sueur county, Minnesota.
PH1LlP HENRY MEYER
Washington, June II, 1866. iyT-Wsws
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1865.

HOUSEKEEPKRS troubled with vermin need b
90 no longer il they use "CosTARs" Extefminat0r
We have psed it to our eaiisfacl ion; and Il boz
cost five dollars We would have it. We have tiel
poisors but they effected nothing; but "CoeIAEe'
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Nice. Roach
It Is in great demand all over the country.-Aedin
t0hiol Gozate. 'e,.4f,Y .s-f3e 4r4 sfs94 ,tE9 psY
~ See "CosrAR's" advertisement In this paper.
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DLANK b KS.-Day Books
ID Ledger JounalA Ae, nade 70 any pattan
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TO THE
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Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO
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1866. !.

FARMERS AND HOUSEKKKPERS shoald re-
collect that hundreds Of dolars worth Of Grain.
Provisions. &c, are annually destroyed BY Rats
Mice, Ants, and other insects and vermin-all Q
which can be prevented bya few dollars worth Of
"CosrAxpn Rat Roach, Ant, &C., Kzerminator.
bought and used freely.
- See tCesrARs" advertisement In this paper.
- Sold ia st, Paul, Minneeota, by eli Drnggist
and Dealers. - .,.-a ap22d&w6m