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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
=: SURRENDER.
Secretary Stanton's Announcements
LecsS Smrrep,s1cr

Secretary St"nton's Announcements OF
Lees Surrender.
SILL :.::'. ~; II ,~nA,i- .}1
-. WAR DEPARTMENT., \
..'"'r'" wAsHlsoroN, April Q: :. !
i. The Department has just received
Otlcial Reports Of the Surrender this
dayo GENERAL LEE AND HIS ARMY.
to Lieutenant General Grant, on the
terms proposed BY Lieut.. General
Grant. Details will be given as speed.
lily As possible.
. -.". - E. N. STANTON.
~ - -.'' r,f Secretary OF war.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
r Y = to Gen. Grant and his selsaiers
,.rt.t..; Wan DEPARTMENT, ;frs Il,
Washington, April 9. 1866.

Washington. April 9, 1865.
Lieut.. Gen. 6tant: u, y. c1&s.11"t OH n"1@' !!
...JT Thanks be togAlmighty God for ehe
great victory with which he has this
day crowned you and the great army
under your command. The thanks 81
this Department and s.of. the Govern.
ment and Of the speopleEot the United
States, their reverence and honor have
been deser,e and will be- rendered to
you and the brave and gallant officers
and soldiers of: your command for all
time. - 3nu0HE q',t1;is9 et!i .ia!tI ;.,H
i. N. STANTON:
,,....o,.;f. ~, ,,...t :. :; Secretary Of War.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

Gen. Lees Acceptance Of the Proposed
= ,>st:i 'TerAs and Surrender! hti'.}
HEApauAhrEns; Army NORTHERN VA.,,.I
!: 1,,..2 ~ ..4s april. 9th; 1865. Il: g.:
+ Il. Gen: > Gr 'a1, Commencing U S: A>my.,
GEN: l have read your letter OF this
date containing the terms Of surren.
der Of the Army Of Northern Virginia
a. proposed: by YOU, y As they are sub.
stanttallly the same as, those express.
ed in your letter Of the .Sth, THEY ARE
ACCEPTED. Twill proceed to desig.
nate the proper Officers to carry the
sttpulati0Ds into effect. 1vli1 81 biz
.ot W.; tts: Ye'ry Re"Peetfellx, o.; s..i
Fl r. ~r1,,, ..,i a,.:;.. 4:..ttR 3. =. LEE, !"
-. Nroa e@.i Y7:"1.t;i I, Es'!' H'e"'r"l:i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

.r} -, Lethf t. surrender.i,s551r Il.
NJ; =, .e,.,.., r;;:>.s q. April 8th' 1865. J.
GENElRAL:-l received at q late
hour, your notes Of today, in answer
to mine Of yesterday. I did not intend
to propose the surrender of the Army
Of Northern Virginia, but e; ask tho
terms Of your propositions, No .T.,,, =.
To'be frank with you, I do not think
the emergency has arisen to call for the
surrender Of this army, but as the res
toration Of peace should be the sole
object Of # iii, 1 desire 70 know whether
your proposals would tend to that end.
IToannot therefore meet you with a view
to surrender the Army"of Northern
Virginia, but as far as your proposition
may effect the Confederate States A.
my under, my Icommand; sand0tend to
;the restoration of peace, L should be
glad, to meet you; AZ 10 aim, toamor-
row, on the: old stage road to Richmond
between: the picket lines ot' the two ar.
mics. 42 u motEi t,: 'at&1 d&5s'1
q; /, Very, REALISTICALLY, IL ii;tiul
Your obedient servant
.:2i7! tat4:i.:".r RoBr. X nEx, General. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
Gen, Lee reque.t. an Interview with
General Grant. !,

Gen.: Lee rcque.t. an Interview with
General Grant. !,
~. ,.';" .'..',''' ) ,''' April 8, 1865.
GENERAL ~ received your note Of
this morning Oh the picket line, With.
er had come to meet. and: ascertain
definitely, what terms were embraced in
your proposition IF yesterday; viii t5 ret
ss'''';St - =. ~ .r.f'li'.',t !" .:I''"':
| now request an interview j" accord
ance with the offer contained in your
letter Of yesterday for that purpose; r.. .
Very respectfully, -, ..
'8 ~'"'.. ~ Your obcdicnt servant, >''' =.
~ - ',,r''n'n ~ =" Ten TE,ir!'it:I,,,r
70 LIEUT.. Gen. GnAs1,..n 3D. - > =. -
Com'dg y. $. Forces.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

$3.50. Old !.,I Hundred 4 was sung in Wall
street. on l the reception Of the news Of
the fell OF Richmond. .s,;,.. ,,<....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
i" We'll Hang jeff Davis on a Sour Apple Tree .
The X Correspondence
Between Grant and Lee. in full.


officers to give thsi. individual parole pa,
not to take up aims against the Gov
crnment Of the United States, until
properly exchanged, aud each company
or regimental commander to sign q like
parole for the men Of their commands.
Il The arms, artillery and public prop.
erty. to be parked and stacked and turn
ed over 70 officers appointed by me to
receive them: This will not embrace
the SIDE arms Of the officers, nor their
private horses or baggage. l. - y. ia.
:, This done, each officer and man will
be allowed to return to their homes not
to be disturbed by United States au.
thority so long as they observe their
parole and the laws in force where. they
may reside. o..
Very Respectfully, f.,
(signed] U. S. GRANT.
ESQ: ~'rt&l:'''. :,tf~: Lieut.. Gen.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

10 pJtt'rGen.; Lee asks Tor Terlms. 81 'sta9E
b'sii q z9as@,2ss'. s.'a = April !, 1896.
Lieutenant General Grant %no''4 10 oo5tI}5aHa
z;lGENERAI,:-Ii have received your
note Of this 'dute: Though not entirely
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
Gen. Grants Reply,

-5r.., IT,. ~ 1A'eof11' ~. !J"H
<, +, ...,, ...,;;.,, .~,., April Q. 1866,
Gen; 2; E.: Lee, Command;ng c! $: Forces: g.,
~ Your note Of THIS day is but this mo-
d, ncn .;, 1920 Z: 4, received, il cense-
qncnee Of y. my having b. passed from the
+: Richmond and Lynneehtbprs road to tbee
Far 1i'i aud hyn"eahbburg road: am
at this writing about four miles west of
W Walters Church, and % viii push for:
, ward to the front for the, purpose Of q
meeting a1 you: !. 1t notiee be J tent E ~
this road when you wish tho interview
- Tsirnedi; u. 81 !. GRANT. ~
"'z'' .7'>:''''''''>> I'LL Lieut.. Gen.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

Tn1 wire was down i 81 II Tuesday s s. SO
that no dispatches we're brought by l last
evenings dailies,:: Our telegraphie col 81
u!mn's contain the latest that has been beer
-o.o,o;,,oai aii2i5 3D'. >Ha hgts: sbla 1!G;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

+ GOLD closed i New York on the.
10th inst. at HAL dt;m tznso@At; ,4:4e9
.u.~sEt >iH f.. g. :l;c:t@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

u TER 1'':a DAYS. ''! ii. vh q, j, not
A"o""' sEt.; yfn.Et}, Z. :;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

q The recertion,of President Lincoln
in Richmond 10 described as 't.enthusi.
astic in the extreme 20 III remained
onlysone, day. cd Eas,j udW sae'n 1Ioa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
Previous Corresponlence.

-
Previous Correspondence.
The following is the previous cores
pondenee between Crantsand Gen. Lee.
referred; to in the foregoing: .oj7"r''i
-2s G1'tros Houss, Va, April ., 1855. IA
Hon. = H. Stanton, See ef.>, War. ID; ;;,,s
II The +: following tas correspondence has
+! tak sen place between General Lee and
I MYSELF i, There has been no relaxation
!! the pursuit during it's pendency.! to
1Y g, > T.. U.s. GRANT Ran Lieut., Gen.
w I'll; III Y.:*z9Y --7- ii Ill .Di"o,lG.s
Gen. Gr@nt's! Original Demand for.Lee,s
;. Surrender.
GiIG!3 itJ0iittW iiiy ;}sfG ,"H. iEiT& ltt.ff|t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

On. r. E,h>y!) o:t> 57H,io:ii, Hfi,1E1rDs'''; .s
~ GENERAL :-fhe'result: Of last week
must convince YOU Of The ''hopslessuess
Of further tesist.nce'on the'part' DE- the
army 'of Northern! Virginia III this
sttueglc.o'I feel that'it is 80, andre!
gard itimy; duty to shift from myself
the responsibility Of any further effu-
sion Of blood, by asking Of you che sur
render Of that portion If tbe Confsdcr!
ate States army known as the army iouf
III "sSs"yas Ht6' t:sNn5arfA AuI
Very respectfully,
h4"tfft" " @h9i}' Your Obedient servt u as''j =
4ypz us. GRANT, III Gen.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

n:.IMhlonAr1oN.-.A party of.ffty i'm.
mierintssiro Indiana arrived here BIZ
boat Sunday, and 'twdnty:ive more are
expected up ~ the boat today. We
understand that it's their intention 't e
settle in -mecker. county : A small par a.
y Of emigrants left here last Friday ~, to
settle in Blue Earth county. Press.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
4. MORTON,

v7nl7-6m No. IS Maiden Lane. New York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

u = ~ I.,H
Gen. Leo wishes an Interview, but IL
g.; L0th t. Surrender. tits.,>~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-15
WFEELING WEST W. TUESDAY, NIoRNTNG, AUGUsr I6 l8e5

establishing by law the right of pro-
Perty, and without cause sl6ndering in
scandHlous manner u party concerned
In question of law-ignorihg a right
and privilege granted us by the com
mon law of the land and hy the Con-
stitution of the United Stats.
And further resOlUed, That we abhor
the malignant design of the publishers
Oh the Register TO scandalize5 persecute
ana even ruin one of our Most worthy
and honorable citizen, and that eyery
unjust and uncalled for ttack made
upon the character of our ho1ofable
ana able Senator, will be considered us
treated.
And it is farther resotped. That we use
inns occasion to express tosour worthy
Senator, the high esteem with which he
is held in this community mot only as
q man OF lofty and infieSible character:
put as an, able, patriotic and fearless
ADVOCATE of our rights and liberties.
OnEmoton it wasS
ResotUed, That the procea iinRs of this
meeting be published in 10 Wheeling
I9ltettLge3iceT, Fairmont TVtltisf.dI. Nor
gantown Post and Clarllsburg Tie
graph.
On motion tho meeting Adjourned,
GEORGE CLARK, President.
Il. FREY, Secretary.
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A Card from Col. AxterI.

Editors of the WheeIiHO InLeLtigenceT.
There is n great mistake in your no.
tlce of the slight disturbance on Satur-
day evening. There was no UEorcible
release" of men of the 1O2d n. Y. Vols.
from the city lock-up, by order of Col.
AXteu or any one else.
The officer of the day was directed to
request that the men be delivered TO
nm, which request was ut once COM
piled with. There need be no conflict
between the civil and military authors
ties. Both are alike interested in the
preservation OF the peace and order of
inc city; and 1t is exceedingly lInwise
for any persons to attempt to produce a
collision between them. The relations
between the civil and military authOri-
ties i'll regard to offenders are toliernblv
clearly defined i'll the 32nd and S8rtl arr
ticIes of war. The commanding officer
of this district Understands the 32nd
article of war as leaving the punish-
ment of minor Offences committed bv
soldiers, TO the military authorities; and
Tie ;i3rd article of war us recurring the
military authorities, OH proper demand,
10 deliver soldiers charged with serious
offences against the persons or property
OF citizens, to the civil authorities for
The men of the 102ud New York vol
unteers, since they have been i'll this
city, have shown that discipline is en-
forced by the officers of the regiment.
ana there has not been the slightest ex-
cuSe for the Interference of the civil nu-
thorities. Ifa man is now and then in
toXicated it certainly cannot be consid-
cred as anything very remarkable, aud
the patrols very speedily gather up such
offenders.
shall act upon the above interpreta-
ton of the articles of war referred to,
unit until Instructed differently by proper
n. G. AXTELL,
-!il.GGs99 Gel. Gen, !, tigRlhtsDI tSiRht sDis Of Wheeling.
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on ADVERTISTMG
YEARLY ADvERT1sING.
DRE.ANTTIsIE.

Alone, watch the dying day,
! see Its tintS of orange pnlIng;
Ana Just beyond the TIl1lled bay,
trey lniStS, the purple hills are Yelling:
Upon the roof weird fingers Dlav
And all the winds are full OF waiting.
Iifc's open book before me lies,
And as turn Its leaves back, family
The pictures of the Past arise
StrTlnge forms go bS-apDarplletl uunintlv.
sweet voices whisper, and dear eyes
SHINE MS OF fold-divine and sanity.
Once moro hear the gentle rhyme
", " mere Lalilng leaves still waters dimplc,
The The woods low lnurmur, and the chime
u ISiINcry StreImIetS as ttey-NVimplc,
Ana live again, the golden time
Ot tchldlood's sjoys-So pure and simple.
What pretty pebbles paved the creek,
Inc dear Old creek by mulberries shaded!
There the shy frogs played hiIle-and-secll
Through lnies-with sweet spices lnIlcd;
6Nnd our wee shadows seemed to speak
From whispering wavelets, as we wndcd
What leagues ofnectar wooed the bees
10 huclIwhcat hills or dnles of clover!
what twittcrtng birds on blooming trees
Go0Gi tGnderly, and played the lover!
While Time, with OdeTouS breath of ease
Told tile delicious idyl over!
We recSoned then, each year n gain;
Now, they are counted with our losses;
sharp thOnS and thiStIeS give us pain,
" mere then we trOd Springs velvet moses:
ihcl, OF our tlOwery gurlnndS vain,
Anu now, aweary with our crosses.
gathered wlld-flowcrs yesterday,
But somehow flowers have lost their sweet
ness;
Some quail were startled-even they
Seem to have lost their old discreetileSS,
And only hOppcd beside the way,
ASH they had no need for tlectnesS.
But when I see the children meet,
ElOwcr-laden, from theitaTnyS returning;
Gare tramPled by their Needless feet
Their truStful souls all shadow squirting:
Their hearts wild with impatient beat
Ana hopes bright fires within them burning
know life blooms tile same, but
shall breathe its Uld-time fragTnncc-neYer!
The !lreary NOw-the dear Comedy,
Ihe brtdgeleSS floods OF sorrow sever.
fdt fsstf tSiEfl tflSU urryer!
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he's Jolly good fellow-and here's luck
10 the Royal Dramatic College-and
(Left speechless.l
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Transportation.

EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Returning, leave
Wheeling at l:OO a. NJ Baltimore at. a:40T. NJ
BenwOOd ......l .ll:.0 Wash. J'tn... .l0tT. '
MOunJsvillc. 1900 " InrtInShurE= '3:l3 4. N.
GrOfton ........ 500 y. NJ Cumberland. 7:lB
Oakland 80 So. &OB "a Oakland ........lQ:4O "
Cumberland .ll:l0 tirHfton......- 1:lG P. N.
MartinsburIG. :i:l3A. NJ. MOundsVllle. G:lS
Wash. ] tn. S:lI " Ifenwnol ...... GAO ("
Arrive at Arrive Mt
BAltimOre..... $40 lWheeling.,.. 7:l0 "
NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Returning leave
Wheeling nt.. $50 Il. NJ BRltimoreat- a:OOA. N.
BelwOod.. e. -. l0:l0 " Wash. Jn'tu. $50 "
MOundSVille. ll0l Martinshurg. 300 pm.
Grnftons....... 3:SS1 a. NJ. Cumberland. 7:l5 "
OnlSlnnd........ ii:2S +" 0alSland......-lC:l3 :"
Cumberland. E36 r. n. Grafton. .......... I:l0 !"
MnrtinSburg.. l:l3 :. MOundsviIle. 600 A. NJ.
Wash. Jn'tn.. 6:2l +" BenWOOd... e. =. Go "
Arrive at Arrive at
Baltimore. 6:i5 " Wheeling. Go +"
w. 7. SMITH, Master of Transportation,
]. i. FORD,
nOv5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CapitnI.................. .SI6O. .OnO.
.SI5O.OOO.
OF WHEELING.

900.
DIRECTORS:
T. II: Logan, T. T. .SllallcroSs, Geo. X. Wheat,
leo. Mcndcl. John ZOeclileT. Saml. McClcl-
IAN, g.: w. FranZheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Lhughlin.
ITNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized. are prepared to take risks Mt
(nlr rates on buildings OF all kinds, merChnn-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture. steamboats, and CaTgOes on the western
rivers and lakes. and also on the lives OF per
sons for n torn Of years. This Company Of
IelS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can he insured for three years, at re-
duccd rates. This being n home Institution,
composed Of some nincty-fnur stockholders,
most ofwhum nre among our hest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sidcratinn of the iusuring public, and solicits
their patronage. ~ ~
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the SEE retNrv
Ofnce, No. ] Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
y. e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEI1, Vice President.
n. c. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office. No. McI.uTe House, heinE the sslme
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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CONuNORUMs

What is the difference between the
Dramatic College Fair and other fairs I?
In the latter you find the stalls in the
tair, whereas in the former you find the
TEL me where is fancy bred?" Fancy
not all gone. = .
IfIasked you for one thousand pounds
what would you wish? Wish t might
What eonundrums are always at
homef Those that are never found out.
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HATS AND CAPS.

-. N. PTsATIIER.
No. 80 MAIN STREET.
A LMAYS ON HANDtA CHOICE. AND
my, I'Ied I'Nilrled stock of Hats and Caps for Mems
lem a55lhE ceSirOus OF establishing n permanent
tI t'S,''ei n9h In the city and surrounding coun-
80 al HiI lhSeS'A who favor me with their patron
s,Ss SSln rely ON being supplied with the best
RSSods S AZ the lowest Iiguress -5Tg.--
taSI ,L. merchants are particularly reques-
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AUBVISU VIII, IoOOs
Editors Hhcclilg Ihtelligenccr
GENTLEMEN:-Th following are the
proceedings of Il meeting held Mt the
town of BuckhannOn, on the 9th day
of August, 1865, which are forwarded
to you with the request of the people,
TINT the same be published in your val
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Sad Romance Of ~ Poor Young
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lCambridEe correspondence Springfield Republican,
On the morning of class day. theSOpho-
more class burieu oneQt their number, VI no
literally died from the want OF the necessi-
ties of life, and that. too, right here at Har-
ward College. Only year ago, irrsh from
farm. seventeen miles from Buffalo New
York, raw, green lad of twenty-five ap-
piled for admission to the sophomore class.
His awkward manner and uncOuth bearing
won for him the name of "Greenyp Only
Inst week was he missed from recitation,
and way up in little ten, by twenty attic
room of rickety old boarding house,
somebody said he was dying OF tl phoid
fever. EX-Presjdent PeaboHy, the good
Samaritan of Harvard heard ofsiis distress,
and repairing to his room found the poor
boy really in the arms Ofdeath, For year
bad his only food been bread and water,
and sometimes a little milk, and often
one meal d day sufficed. His room was
small aud poorly ventilated, and by the
feeble light OF an old oil lamp had the poor
fellow worked eighteen out of twenty
fourb each day. These facts quickly
coming out every thing that could be done
was done. His last hours were made as
comfortable as a sympathizing and con-
science stricken neighborhoOd could make
them. Ills broken hearted mother came to
carry her sons bodyrhOme, and she must
have been OVeGJoyed,to learn, What Woald
| have only little before given her son so
much happiness to have known, that he
was the first scholar in his class. and to re-
ceive the first scholarship, which yields
cozy little income of three hundred, dollars
! per year. But it was too late; his pride
would never allow him to complains; his
ambition continually sphrred on, We rec
ollect him passing every day: he never
, looked up; we all can recall his hurried
, walk, his sad couhtenanee, his pale lamp
always twinkling atmidnight, his ruaning
round the corner with a leai of bread un-o
der his arm. his going out in the se,rr"st
storms without umbrella or overcoat But
it is all over now. .fW .,... 'rU fr.'. .Ga