davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-04-26
Jeff. Davis Reported to have had
a Hand in the Matter. q
GEN. GRANT ANNUES
TIE TRUCE
Complete Details Of the Sur
render,
!.,rG1rAET DECISION BF THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WAR DErAHTNEET,
WAsHrso1os, April 25-1C:aa5 P. Il.
To MnjofGeneral Dix:
4 aisp.tcl has inst been received by ti'is De-
nas,pneut from General Grant, dated Raleigh,
Ami q. 10a, N, BE says: II reached here th Il
morning, and delivered to General Sherman the
reply to his negotiations With johnston. Word
Has Immediately sent to Johnston Terminating
tie truce, aud the Information that etssl matters
cannot be entertained in an. convention between
army commanders"
FnvTE NJ STANTON, Sec. Of War.
, 1865-04-26
FROM PITTSBURGH.
Il Siugnlar Circumstance Connected
with the AAsaAA1unt1on of the Ffe81"
AAnI.

p177e1rRou. April a5.-J. +. Dunc1n reliable
citizcc Of Tlt:s3urch, Just returned from Meade"
r1Ile. 1ntn,,ons singular eircu nstunc: II CON
den!. While stopping at 1he Acncnry, IN Meade.
nane Of ciues With his diamond rins. the foilow.
3nr Inscription: "A be Ltnco:n departed th's nie
Anr ii, ltst by the cset o. poton, ",oi Boota 9n !,
,se1 = HANDWRITING. Serer11 Ut his friends. Ut dlf'
5er( nj timxs, occupied the same room. A COM
pletc re.fs.sy has been kcpt.of all names OF oc'
cupeuts Of that room since june Last.
, 1865-04-26
FROM 81. PAUL,
Arrangements for AxIen din. the E!naa
fEurral Ceremonies nj Springfield

ArfapremcNf1 Tor A&Iehd10S &0e EA1A4
kEurrnl Ceremonies nj Springfield
Especial Dispatch 70 the chicago TFibune.l
ST. PAUL, April Is.
Il c,:.zcus' meeting vas held this morning pur-
Epsat to . iulnt call OF the Governor OF the State
md Mayor Of St. Paul, and arrangements made to
eerd State delegation to Springfield to attend
The Presidents funeral Delegates were appoint
ed 9rcm this city, md towns throughout the
ffs;c we're 1uEt,en 10 mhte similar appointments.
Governor Miller 1eft thle afternoon to make a
tour OF the Western hospitals, where there are
many Minnesota soldiers stck- lie goes hF.s 70
81 i,ouis tia ChieR.o, but will return tn attend
1he Presidents fnreisl. From thence be wilt pro.
ceeo wv a=h,ngson- lie g1pec,s to be absent
abLut three weeks.
, 1865-04-26

IhetoloxtnEh IS an extract cf letter Esi:ten by tho
Rev J. s H11e, pastee Of tho P1espoas reer B.o1lt
Clulch. BROOKLYN. r. T.. tokhs .ourna. md Ktssen
GER clscsnnstt, o., ing spesks vo!uex in faSo1 o.
The wc.1d-renovned medicine. Mks. V'fNsEo US
EooCulSH SYECF FoEGHlLpREH TEETH S6:
~we see IN au7e:tsemest in 5ouz co:unuso OF MRS
Y1N5I ow's sOO1B1SG 5YKUp. Nov, rs a,v.r
said word IN 1svof Of ii. patent aedtciae before in
cur lite, tut we fell c1pcled 70 It15ous rcsders.
III. fl'a Ii no humouK-los AdeA t<i il. dd tno'c
70 be GU II Claims 1t u probably one OF the most
surcerxiul medicines ef ths dry bec1use tit eae o
Tie p:st. and 'hcse OF ta+d.Es VINO have baale
cart co bcttef Than le3 IN a:tcpsJ-
! 8.eBnTt5 6m.wFAMnRt
, 1865-04-26

FKOv1 SlaExS11aN'5 ARMY.

Another Version OF 1oAnAtonsk Sur
rendeF-JeI. Davis Threx Times lo-
Tct e.tl.xed- Eec%lst1oJa OF the NeIE0 oil
1t,e = ssa ssase1nntlOn-Sensisn In
North Carolina
, 1865-04-26
Yruxu+uee Crowds 10 Witness tle
PR atoeht'A Eematns-A city Of
FROM sPRHNGF1ELD.

Arrangements for the Final OhRs 1utes
.nclualnx-Cards from Various So-
7nf
, 1865-04-26
Hmporapnt Decision by Attorney
General speed.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a special dispatch to
Ii, Bulletin, from Nashville. today, Bays:
ssAttorpey General Speed has made a highly
Important decision in the terms Of tho capit2la-
tton # Lre, In reply to letter Of The Secretary
Of War relating to these paints hc. decides.
."1ss. Th4t tie rebel officers who surrendered
to Gen. Grant have no homes IN loyal States. and
haye no right to come 10 the places where their
homes were ths loyal States prior to going into
the rebellion.
E"9d That persons in the civil service ofthc re-.
bclllon. or who bave otherwise gwen It support,
cumiort and a;d md were residents OF rebel tefrs
tcry, hare no night 10 come to Washington Under
aga. That tie rebel officers certain1y have no
right TO be wearing .hier uniforms III any Of the
loyal Statcs.'
The Attoruey General adds: tt That such rebel
officers kaTius done wrong, on coming into the
los States they are hut aiding Insult 70 injury in
wearing their uniforms: that they hare as much
r12ht to bear the tralsors flag through tho streets
Of loyal city, as to wear tic traitors uniform,
and that the supu'aunns of The surrender per ats
no tuch thing, and the wearing Of such uniform
T. tn ora ~ hnstf1{ty opaiust the CoyerumeuE"
, 1865-04-26

DuFTALo, April 25.-2Asce proprllets .t.rted
the lsrfoF.
, 1865-04-26

We have put up sod this srtice for years
and CAy SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND -EJTH OF
+: what ntEa never pe:n sble 70 ta3 Of any oth-
medfGlne-EEVER HAS II FAIL7D In 4 SlSGLt
INSTANCE TO EFFECT l. CURE, y hen flmslJ
used. E.vts did wt knovon instance OF dtstai1fac-
ton by any one who u.4hit. On tha contrary.
delixhted With liz operations, and speak IN terms ct
con or 1ts magical e.cts and medical ylE"
tr4s. VIC spenk in this natter :. WHAT WE DO
KNOW" sitter 90 years experience; AND PLEDG3
OuR REPUTATIOH FOR. HE FCLFlLAEHr 0T
WHAT WE uREE DECLAhE- In a11ost svery In
stance where the ufaet IL suffering from pl1n and e.
haub.ion, reltef will ba found In Elteen or e4eutg
minutes after tae g: 1upts adml1ttered.
Full ctrecttaps.oe nsng will accompany e7cS&ot!e.
Meme eenuias un1ass the fac siul1e ofCCRI1ak Il FER
KIS3, New Ysrk. II On tae outstde wrapper.
!: Sold By pIaXg!stg ID. o1Eh0us the world.
, 1865-04-26

PHILADELPHIA, Apsi1 25.---Jay Cooke rcpo:ts
amounted to s4,32a,5ea. largest Es:tsrn: :, $soo-
COZ from Boston largest Western. fl1o''o lfom
we're ASH individual subscriptions for $su and
i'm
, 1865-04-26
kfe2s:h OF Secretary ScVs9 RI.
srEoxoH GEsEaALfs OFT1cx1
WASHINGTON, Apri1 2@9 q. m. J

TO Eou. E II. SlAntou:
State Is copSaeecitc ,pit!y. Mr.. F. Seward
spe.se oTs distnS, th mSraiog and Is better
J. T. BAHNEau6uYreon General,
, 1865-04-26
OVER 100000
Worth Of Goods.

THE PLAN Il AS FOLLOWS:
Ce1tieca;es Or stcck sra prepared nae< t"rh s-ft.
Gle and !s va:Ge e. placed In s6.lsd nngtlups3
tslntrs ce tcate, her with choice co 'ecson
Of Few and FopntaE Songs published by .ipac M of-
FanR"u ent With The oTlcf OF sac co.7Sishtr A.sos
twecty h,a reeaLes, worth ns1:y collars
tune o1 is oI*ccves.r. viii BE- so!a at q n. co4-
De oes Ct A@ences, Ok seat ny nAA TO hns 3D.
dlcsa ter IS ctn:9
GT GNE DOLLAR EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO vaLUA
Gu secstpt of the ecrldcafe yen wtll gee what ToH
going to anu tnen fsta 1t 70 DAv
m.y shos cbya!n iiot Tstca. d .uond Ting. Pt3no+
S:w~g Machine OF Any srtot JeW: r on II !ot fo<
ONE DOLLAR
And Il no eute can 'her get less thsn 0ne Dollars
Wc1th loe-e banss. the prlcs ef sealed en-.
yccpv cGntsfnlux Certificate ru1 tie collection OF
J6uf tor:nne sd Tue display OF v-ioabie
21fs heir on The superb pianos and f:tneaoeF
toey %kh ali the resi- ns tne costly articles on X
htelt.en, will b. said to coma frtunae pu fnE
hy si To any address On receipt Ct ta= pEse, csa+
~ g. nd for Circulars
COMPaN1,s Dept FOB THE NORTHWEST.
- l8a Son1h Clark street, Chicago
AGENTS WANTED.
c.. NJ, DUNN & CO..
.~ucr sale st JOEY T. W.:Lsn'S. .Ia al othes
News ptrets whs :, samples Of Goots may ha seen-
+p7-n-54l-af Tu&hE lstp
, 1865-04-26

Nmts Quo acres &stis prai'Ee1a land In a, ,pea mt
,e.I na:i;y on the land Viii he sold q; taken
snc.V at 9aH per ayr. A.the owner il tsahtc1 sol
.,sr an WY nlcl1 needs the money Ata-ess f,et
f1ticr Epz lpd3, Chicago a2GH'Ss'et
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miscellaneous,

INV YoRK, March 1st.-The Tribune's
Washington speCisi says, Gen. Joe Johns.
ton assumed command of the forces in front
and near Sherman on ThursdHy. General
Lee will remain at Richmond and direct
movements from there as we'll as handle
his own army for the defence of Richmond.
The Richmond papers of Monday are
quiet as to SheEmanss ezEect IooatI6n, ard
tits q matter OF doubt whether they really
know where bis main army is, except that
he has crossed into North Carolina. zee
The Worlds special says the Richmond
papers of yesterday maintain their reserve
in regard to military operations Ia North
Carolina, but as they are not in an exul-
taut mood, it is quite certain that Sherman
has not yet encountered any formidable
lion in his path.
Judge Hughes, who accompanied Gene
raj Singleton as far as Grants lines, on his
way to Richmond, has returned here
General Singleton entered the rebel lines
and proceeded to Richmond. tHg
p tits generally understood to-day, that
the nomination of Hugh .McCulloch, as
Secretary of the Treasury, will be sent to
the Senate on Friday, March Sd, and will
be at once acted op, in order that he may
assume his duties with the commencement
otithe new administration.
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Disappointed ProphseIes. /

Wendell Phillips thinks prophecy his
forte, and keeps on prophecying, although
hisRntire career as a rhetortcian is covered
all over with mistaken prophecies. His
present predictions that the Union cannot
be restored unless we decide to continue
war till we compel every state, north aud
south, to let colored men vote. In April,
1861, when ne wanted US to let the South
go, and declared that they had al right to
seoede according to the privileges Of '76,
he made many confident predictions, which
seem ludicrous enough in thelight of pres-
ent events. These are some ofthem -
.'Thete is no longer Union. It is
nothing but boys play. One, two, three
years hence, ifthe news of the afternoon fs
correct, We shall have had war, spent
millions, required the death Of q hundred
thousand men, and be exactly where We
are now, two nations little more angry, q
little poorer and q great deal wiser and
that will be the only difference. = You
cannot 60 through Massachusetts and re.
CEuit men to lombard Charlestou and
New Orleans; the northern mind will
not bearEit. You can never make such
war popular. These second thought
of Massachusetts, will be WastefnI, uuchris.
tian, guilty. The North will nsVer endorse
such war. Instead of conquering Charles
ton, you create a Charleston In New Eng
Hand. You stir up sympathy for the South.
Therefore IL seems to me that the insugu-
ration Of war is not only . violation of
principleI bat isia violstion OF expediency.
Isdistrust those guns at Fort
Samter. l do not bslieve that Abraham
Lincoln means war. do not believe In
the madness of the Cabinet. Ny suspicion
is this; that the Administration dares not
comPromise. 1t ttembles before the i've
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ABattle Anticipated.

New YORK, March "A special to the
Times from Washington, says
In anticipation of battle between
Sherman and Johnston, of which we
may receive intelligence at an any
moment, the War Department. has dis
patched a well appointed corps of surgeons
and nurses to Wilmington, from which
point they will be sent forward to Sherman,
with hospital stores and everything neces.
sary to the care of the sick and wounded.
The rumor that Scho6eld has formed a
junction With Sherman is regarded here as
altogether probable, but.the government is
confident of Gen. Sherman's ability, even
without Schofeld's forces, to take care of
himself, and manage any force the erebels
are able to send against him. Still Gs Lee
will exhaust every available resource in
the effort TO check Shermau's advance, the
speedy junction Of thetwo iarmiesis desi.
rshle, as making assurance doubIy sure.
The arrival of deserters from the rebel
army comes in a steady stream. Many of
them before they leave our lines are sepA
rately examined, and their testimony for
the past few days, is TO the effect that A.
P. HilPs corps has left for the South to aid
in resisting Sherman. If this should prove
true, it is deemed absolutely necessary that
Lee must shorten his Iines, which necessi.
" is the only ground for the rumored
evacuation of Petersburg. hH
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prisoners had not reeefsf d a moutl,fnl N
eat. To the credit Of che eifiEens. Il iA n
Iibe said, many attempt sre made ta sre.
llieys them, but the food ms in all cases
taken from them bysorde 81 the officer In
COMMAND, and tr0dden II los IL q i0roI,nd
before the eyes Of the prfsonsfs and Of me
cltizens: Itwas though hat four hundred
were recovered, but many " Is in d dyibp
condition. 'Allwhich has app kfed' in the
public prints in regard to the natter utterly
fails to prepare oneIfpr thssaWfnl reality.
AFTER nerving myself The Risif and trying
70 picture all its horrora, vi hilaf aftding alowly
oVer,the half mile tot the 80 Jise where thew
pad been collected, my brain feeled, for the
moment ,ss tha sick ling reality burst ,up-
on meis officers came in, and those who had
never. quailed on the field5o ieafR iyhose
cheeks had never bfgncI efe stood
aghaat with teaFs In syss 5 1finSiiSps
their teeth elenching their hahis aud
thanking God, that there Was he'll. Pale.
haggard and emaeiated skeletons plared
on us rom CLASSY eyes, where the light of
reason was just expifDG With matted
hair and skin blackened with pine smoke,
scarcely covered with he filthiest shreds'
of cast off rebel clothing without Blankets.
and mostly without coat and shoes. thav
half gazed at US with anilmost idiot stare.
while the maiority could with diffcnlty be
Eoused from, their listle4sne nesssai Many had
torgo bitten their names Some, Gould be
reused, and their imesRe.iss qufcksned by
asking them of their kSmesF FItheirswives
and their children, the Iigic words bring.
ing them back from the grave into which
they were ,sinking 80 fat Many, were
dying of starvation; With their. hands,
elptchipg the bread cur soldiers had
n,old negro woman pissed iftt6n6. ono f6,
another, tenderly smoothing their q ,jsaIS9,tur'
passage to 5theAgrave. Knowing lthRt the
authors of all this .mlsesy had escaped, II
was iconsoling TO repeat nVepgeancs lis
mine-Iwill repay, saith the Lord. .",.!t -atI
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BY Telegraph.
From the LoWer. Misaisainni.
For Later DIspatehesaeo sd Page.

3wORLEAHs,.via 0AIRo, Feb. 28.-The
trentport Empire Oily, trom New York foI
NeY. Orleans, wss wrecked, on the 18th
off Crows foot reef. NJ lives were lost
The Albatross had arrived with the pas.
seugers and crew of the wrecked steamer.
including 300isoldiers! -
The draft was resumed, after four Glsys'
SUSPENSION. The people are not well pleas
ed with the state of things, and complain
of Injustice. They asked admission into
the Union and were refused, but are called
upon to take up arms to defend principles
they are not made q parsy,to.1 rfa d
CAIRO, Feb. 28.-A band of 80 guerrillss
made dash into Hickman yesterday.
burned three storess' robbed others, and
committed 'lother 4deprsdations. Troops
will be sent for the protection OF Hickman.
Ii The steamer Stickney, from New Or
leans on the 22d, has arrived. OK
Mobile adVices to the 9Th indicate that
there was no intention to evacuate the city.
The garrison is being strenethened,7 and
the force there is said to be- much larger
than is generally supposed. ~ -
Beauregard was ct Mobile on the 4th,
and inspected the defences. 10 a speech to
the people in the evening, he expressed
confidence that the city will be SUCCESS.
fully defended. Sa ass j alT u, +.
The Mobile Tribune reports everything
quiet in the Department of Kilby Smith.
The rebels are in no apprehension of any
invasion of Western Louisiana or Atkaua
sas, this Winter or Spring.
An expedition is fitting out at New Or,
leans, it is said, destined for Galveston.
at which port q very extensive blockade
business Isl carried on with Havana and
the British West Indies aud Mexico. iT
The crops in Texas are unprecedentedly
good, and sufficient has been grown to feed
the population four years. af Id mi.
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PROP POEALS FOB FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OP WRSF VIRGINIA

~ 80 r ?.
CUMBERLAND, MD, November 18th, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS II. .triplioate are invited by
y the undersigned for supplying the, Quarter.
VlrRiniR ut Charleston, PAFker6buFR, Wheeling
WeSt Virginia, and GaliipoHs, Ohio and the Geye,
raj Dcpots on the line OF the baltimore and Ohio
RaiIroad, Gs follows: CarkaburE Grafton. New
Greek, Cumberland, MOTtinSburE, HarReE'G Fsrry
or either Of thosa places, with Hay Corn, Oats and
Straw 49, =. :, :
Bids Wilbs received for thodeIivery Of three thou.
sand (SOo0) buShGB Of Corn or Oats and any (6OJ
tons of Hay or Straw and upwards; and must be no-
companied by copy OF this advertisement. ~,
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates at which they will make deliveries thereat,
the quantities Of each article proposed to be delv
Orod, tho time when said delivery shall be com.
msnced and when to be completed. ~, p Z. Fs,[,rt
Corn to be put mp In good strong racks, Hay and
Oats to be securely baled.
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to rigid inspection by, a Govern.
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
tho lowest responsible bidder as the interests OF
the Government may require. ~ 90 p 80
No bids will be considered from Psrties WHO have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals mnst be accompanied by kuaran.
ty signed by two responsible persons tina in;case
the bid is accepted, he they WILL within the time
named, execute the contract for the sams With good
and sufficient suretiVs in equal in amount 70
the amount of the contracts TO deliver forage pro-
posed, In conformity with the terms OF this adVer-
:iseme Htndi in bidder shall fan to enter in
10 the 90 tract they to make good the difference bo.
tween lac offer Of said bidder and the next lowest re-
may ba awarded 2 ~ 10 NJ - -
The responsibility Of the guRrRntors must be shown
by tho official certificate OF United States Di5trict
SnuSe or Attorney, Collector OF Customs, or other
6OVernment official, known by this Office, n -, -
llpartes will be duly notified OF the Heo.pAanC.
rejection of their proposals. q - = - 4
All proposals. must be made in Duplicate and he
accompanied with the oath OF NSgIsnce OF the mar.
t or parties uuleHS it has already been placed on
file in this office. -
The full name and post ONCE address Of each bid
der must be written in the proposal.
PFODOSnla must be A1dFealAd n In
worth, Chief Quartermaster Department Of We5t
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked GProbosSIS
for Forage" gr - rtlsEN - EI1E 81 = : =
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds NAV
bo obtained Ou application to thiS Office
All proposals received under this adyertiser1 emit
will be opened and examined at this ONCE on WRni
NEsDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, at IL NJ.
Bidders respectfully invited be present Al thA
opening Of bids, II they desire.
J. q. RA3NsWORTH,
b.. Captain aud Chief QnArtormA1fsr
dCcl2-tf Department ofWeSt Virginia.
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NO 36.

hundred thousand readers of the New York
Tribune. but there is safe way to com.
promise, it is this: seem to provoke var,
cam nonade the forts. What win be the
first RESULT New York commerce. ia bals
with. bankruptcy The atfriRhted seaboard
sees grass growing in its streets. It Wili
start up every man whose livelihood
hangs upon trade, intensifying him into a
COMPROMISE. Those guns fred at Fort
Sumter are only to ighten the North into
a COMPROMISED" d 10 ,-l-.s Ill! /
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PERSONAL LIRERTY AT TIE, SOUTH.
-


Under the rigid military surveillance of
Lieut.. Gen. Dick Taylor, commanding this
department, no branch of government off,
cials have been more assiduous in their
duties than those gentlemen attached to
the secret service. They are, OF, seem to
be, ubiquitous, and if a strange face ap-
pears upon our public thorOughfare, the
best of papers must be produced, or the
candidate finds himself transferred to the
front in double quick time. Few strange
faces can be found in Montgomery at this
time, and those few have the best possible
guarantees for being permitted to roam the
streets at will. We have every reason to
congratulate ourselves on the thorough
efficiency of this branch of the department.;
for in these perilous times every man
counts in filling up, the ranks iof those
whose province it is to defend the South
from the merciless attacks of her invaders.
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Nnw YoaK, March 1.-Gola opened and
closed at 2OO3. 80 s'il
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FROM THE SOUTH,

NO NEWS TO 81 HAD OF s111sRmAs, VIA p1oH- 1,l
4oHD, UNTIL TIE REBl lLs LEARN HI Is
DBFEATED. y,
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TIN A@antie Monthly + fddft ddft March gives
one of5ths most appalling pictures Of the
suffering Undergone by out prisoners at
Anderson' lie, Georgia, thatswe ever read.
Orators 8 writer's hereafter will find
other pare els RheFewith- 70, illustrate the
extremity If fsndish torture to helpless
victims than the accustomed citations in
reference tolthe Black Hole of Cslcutta OF
the horrors Of the Middle Passage. one
can scafcaly credit that the scenes are moi
OVprdraWn. And yet .When.ws read pic.
lures like this one, snruished by the cor!
respondent Of the Cinciunsti Gazette sttsl
the takfag of wflmtGgtto1ni, We . are forced
t9believe all thSt.has been published i9
the Atlantic Noask1yy or elsswhere;=
afsfTt iI.f a1I - ~ p i.-L
THE UNION FAlsoNFRs-sIcKB91Ne sRHcFAoL4
The Uaitn psisohsts had been ! AconfGeae
ct Camp Lamb, about a miIefr the city
Their treasnent was worthy Of fiends from
hell: Fhoughsthe Arrangements for gen
era! exchange. have Ibeenl Gompleted. =
4Slcnmoudl the starving process goes on
For three days before the evacuation, theS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
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