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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

-. A bill paa.o: bs;h ii.pssa Of ths Alabarna
Letillsturs insrss.iss the compensation allowed
BY la:s far tie aprrshensl9A Of runaway ncgrae.
Il has hash increased ftoa .e: to tTcnty Ave dol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

Jan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04
Enrolling Office,

January 2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

NOTICE ~ aefe by given, ihai tae radef-
~ signed will Apply ~ the Daoels ra
on County EJmmiS~ipncfrs ~ iHf ne7tsnpFl
session thereotln 1868, tcr rtisi tc nr'
under he provisions VI an arf eNi1ir9 AN
sct to regulate sad license tbe fa'e of sa''
iions. vinuna. main aad other intoxicating
iiquoge.r Tile pisca ID saie wiH be = ths
house now occupied by Him, on lhe Norlf
East corner oi ME pablo square, iuihe t0N
u Jasper, B~ainbndns township, DUBOIS Cp
lad.
The citizens Or said township will tnk'
Due nolice thereof.
STEPHEN JERGER.
aug l2h, lS65-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02


Aasices to,Farners atscrops-
The 81. Louis Rapaf iaan. 4 lev
days ago. haa al article in which ]
Nj suggested that the tens ~ ilions
ands II farmers Throughout The West
who make tie cultivation Of wheat q
iart INA their yearly agricultural en-
icrprisc. ne4d not he told, ~ any .or-
laal terms. ofahe injurious ci'ecf ~
tiie late unreasonable weather uHpn
the new crop ~ This important cereal
Rut litrle progress Hat been made w
harvesting any whcrc north u lAe
Ohio river. before 4 sudden ann eN-
IRENE change III the Weather occufre1.
The warmth, and dryness invariably
ane ~ the season. N summer w.serc
altered 10 cold rains anu 70 winds that
were violent enough ~ prostrAie the
wheat growing ia innumerabie ielis.
The change also. wasa p~rptactti oAe,
cxtendingovef the Eastern and Miadis
States ana falling with still more se-
verety. perhaps, npon the Western
ana Northwestern States that comp2ss
the main wheat producing sections Y
the Union. Tire reports of damage
10 the ripening and uncut crop s4a'
have followed that unincky md re
markabIe rainy term arc something
less than Was anticipated; bat taa'
considerable injury VAS produced II
amply evident IN al inquirers- B'
how many bushels the yield u tnl
wear has lessened cannot be estimated
Lut thar il Is reaGoaed a. sbor'-cro.
wear i shown hy the course ~ theai
Ficle In All the leading markets. 7
well marked advance has ceFtaini
Dcen established.
The inference i inevitable. ihs
farmers have d sntiiclency. or neaFi
so.tof poor and ordinary wheat. ~
Hold vcry little that viii answer y
seeding purposes. We take leave
suggest. therefore. 70 those WHO a.
not ~ the favored few that have -on
wheat. that they sci ctl their eatii
crops Or otherwise consume them. at
retain TO part for the coming season
planting. X il not al All like.y thi
snch weather as We have .luSt seen wi
irown upon their fields again mae
cadc, or even IN q quarter VI ccnsuF.
and ii they would avoid two bad crol
il succession. they should be eareiA
careful 81 their nextsowing. husis
or wiited grain, put in the sronn.
cannot often lead 10 q full ana heait
FIJI product. but seed thoroughly soul
viii germinate well. give vigor 70 4
stalk anc bring ont a strong and VIII
furnished head. Seed wheat. sucn
We recommend. j. comparative
scarce recommend, j. comparative
scarce and Will command high prls
III. i better for farmers ~ ouy
whatever ID cost. They Will be mo
than repaid ~ 4 fine crop. while
contrary and apparently more ee
.nonical policy may yield hism = te
scanty return.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

MRsurAcruRER AND rE4LKR ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Ssutn Est Corner of fhp Public Square.
JASFER. IND.
AfFERS histhanks Az AJAX rltizeEs Of On.
~ bois conay Anl siciniy fer their pas'
patronage, spi ~s9lseifs = c0riinusnce sni
extension ~ me same. feeling confident tia
NJ can make X ~ the interest 81 persors IN
nnnt ~ my thing 10 bis line 10 dssl ~itl
him, a. bis motto is"smAli profits and cuic'
aleA." IMsy is. 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

nEITKNOWE, That Pr 'hls ~ third
I'D dsy ~ Aupnsi. N TIRE year 1865 me
above mined plaintiff by ner Attorney. hlad
WI he Ofire IL thr Clerk NJ Dubuis Cfc1l
Court. W. romplsint agslnst SAD oeiend Ant,
III thc ABOVE entitled cause, together with
N afidnylt n a competent person, thai
aid defendant, Mary al. Ni4mer. y nceesss
~ party 70 shs shoye entiiied cause, y nc'
resident III ;he state ot Indiana.
said defendant " therefore, hereby Az.
tined * Tie fling ana tendency " sAi'
complain against her. and that unless
she appear and answer 81 dsmur thereto
al tie ealing oi said cuuse % ne secon'
day of the next Term M said C0urs' p b
begun aad Held AZ The -onrs House Ia Jas
per, 81 The fourth Monday N Septembe
ncx,. said complaint, and the matters an'
ihinrs therein contained aud alleged, WI
IL heard and determined 10 her absence.
HENRY "A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
IA. y. Beckett atty pin.
Aug 5gb, ls65-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

" RRAnLEY'S MY p.i4ns Nti-
pIry EII.IPTjr for AIM, , SPRING
SKlST.
WEST BRADLEY & CARY. f4'e y.
N w n. q. VEST So prsnf Air. srs
Nsrng.rtnrer- s7 Ch.uber ana ~ 81
II ADS ~rear4. N /. York.
TaISINNENTl0N consists Nv y
.fortwol EIrt,. Sf- Spria nrn
|Hrais.s llnt.flr art firris n-.
|fo 4ase. naakins tae tsr1nesi. mNsi T.
Ea-iic bald DafAbi- Surag ssrr ar
firnt sfiaeM hr@ f
-ie Nnrtngs, hrH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

safe Of Iadiana, Dubois County, ~
III tne Circuit Court vi Duposs 1eAn'F'
III ire State " Ipaiinas September Fern
Al. d. 1865.
I'LL II. B. w idmer,
, 1865-04-11

If the 1all of Richmond and Petersburg
produced spontaneous, oEhand outburst OF
rejoicing, the surrender of Lee eliminated
1hnt rejoicing, yesterday, with such un1ver-
sal uprising, ut-pourine, procession-forrnlngg,
speech.making, banner-disp1aytng, bonfire
burning, rockct-blaztnc, day Of glory rs Chi
caeo and its people have never before seen.
They seemed determined to v1ndicate the ctet~
nal possibilities Of American progress by show
ing that, whatever had been our previous re-
joicings, they could he out-done and literally
thrown into the shade by the demonstrations
OF yeAcrday. As Chicago has bscn first and
1eartiest in war, SO is she most glorlously,
enthusiastically In earnest In welcoming the
victorious achievements Of the past TWO
weeks, which are the certain haTbinge-s Of
the return OF peace 1and the restoration Of
the Union. The procession Of working teams,
carriages, Fire Department, and citl'
zens occupied some four hours in
Passing the TRIBUNE Office. It was
got Ut; in style which no city In the world
but Chicago can equal. 1t WIS not 60 much
the length Of the procession, though it
reached for miles, nor the numbers Of the
people, though while we are writing at least
twenty thousand people are gathered In front
Of tue TRIBUNE Office, but The true Western
heartincss and gloriously irrepressib'e jollitg
which have characterized the whole cbullt
1iou, a.e worth life time of ordinary exts-
fence to witness. But one sentiment seems
to animate tue entire pcopIe--joy-sor-JOY
that the war is substantially ended, the
Union preserved, Republican institution.
<fndicated, as well against internal rebellion
, 1865-04-11

9Th, and Tie remainder ofthe cavalry being e'cr1n-
p'ete. an strance wns rounded ant the eneny's
position cE; rged. The enemy fought desperately,
cannon. sucre cded In holding our troops, bnt it
was only for awhile. Another discharge sent him
flying from cover down the pike, where
be was met ~ Gen. Coetar. The Glib corps,
changing Its direction, followed, until the emo ny,
fit ding he con;d not get past Custar, turned upon
thea again. 1t was thu ene:nY's turn to charge
row. He must break one OF the two lines or per-
ish. nis attack was with Infantry. who, recover
ing from the slight break In their line, first re-
pulsed the attack and then coun untercharzed. The
and, Feene no hope of eseape, e. raised i he viii
lag and surrendered.
, 1865-04-11
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.

uaye you heard Of the wonderful GIT Sale stosc,
South Clark Street, No. one e1Gtty-two and four,
Where the price Ii One Dollar for everything sold.
Tea Sets Of Silver and Watches fGod2
Have you the yast crowds that do thrpng there
each day,
Have they shown jon the prizes they casrT away.
Comprising most everything useful In art,
That pleascs the eye and gives Joy to the heart?
There are grind Pianos from tbs best makers,
Sewing AIAchDes-Iowes, Singers, Grover d Bakers.
Thcru rnga for the fingers with setting Of pearls,
Designed for tho lover to present to hs girl;
Pins set with diamonds, Jewels f,E the hair,
The latest style tnr-tings, with rubtcs so rare.
There are good Lever Watches, AZ srue rs the SUI,
And by WATCHING tho mnlden's heart Is won
Thcsr are Chains to llnk hearts drmer together,
There charms to bind 1ovcrs for aye aud forever,
As elegant Bracelets as ever were made,
And Ten Sets, tue best to be found In the tratle;
There nrc CastoEs, Esg Stands. Vino Sets, Dutter
Knites, IT,.
Just such as al husbands shodld present to their
wives;
There are pens to write tales of affection pure,
just thu kind that Young gentlemen like to Bccurc.
There are trinkets for little ones, curious gaHes,
Fine Steel plate Engrarlnss, rosewood and gilt frames
Photograph Albums for all yonr friends faces,
Work Boxes Writing Desks, and neat Dressing CAses,
All these have been purchased selected with carr,
TO he sold ut the Gilt Sale, as free IS the air,
With thousands Of others not herein contained;
How many such presents have customers gained,
Who bought one chance, md, to their surprise,
Learned they had drawn most beautiful prize!
A lady dropped in but this morning to look
At Photograph Album, Il beautiful book,
hut, "too expensive" she said, starting to 90,
When the clerk addressed her" Madam. do you know
That this Is Gift 6ale-each one that Buys J;
We charge but one dollar, whatever the pglzc?t'
So she said that her luck for she woald try.
When size learned, II not suited she need not huY;
And luckily got u choice Silver Tea Set, =:
I'ure solid silver. ."Sir, Intended to get
Precisely that pattern on this very day, -.
For which ntty dollars expected to pay. j.
And uow ri tr5 again one dollar more
And she got the dEe+t Album In tile Gift sne storc.
And 70 long she lives she neer will forget
The Album ahe got md the choice Silver Set.
She says she'll advise her friends all to 20
To this wonderful Gift Sale OF DUNN l. CO.
And now. gentle reader, ri bid you adteu,
Hoping soon to sec you ut One Eighty-Two
Tie location Is central. When to post you 20,
Remember to stop-corncr Clark and Monroe.
Iris
, 1865-04-11

In this city. April 9th. 1s1', MARY HENDERSON,
Funeral irutn t family rcaiacnce. No, s. West Lake
street, at o'clock iu-ay tTuc$day.}
In this city. Atrtlstl at the Adams Ionse. JASSf,
iuiant daughter If j. |. md Margaret T.. Ieascc.
Funeral services VIII la held today At O'Clock Mt
tile Adams Iousc Friends Of The family Asr Invited
to AttcnA.
, 1865-04-11


Some Of those may be raised. The Texas aud
Beaufort be has taken fol our use. The Tradegar
works and naval ordnance depot were unhagmcd.
nator EIunter-Sut day In Richmond
The Meeting OF the Virginia Legik-
IAturc an Informal One-Peace Pro.
posaIs Con.tdered-Expected Capture
Of Breckfnridee.
WASHINGTON, april 10.-Rc1sble information
has been received from gentleman who left
Richmond yesterday, that Gen. Shep1ey, by order
Of the President, has given safe conduct to seaa-
is supposed to be on his estate III Essex county,
af'y miles from Richmond.
There were no prayers offered IN tho churches,
Tor the Southern Confederacy. The citasans geu'
orally regard the war an over, and further resist
ance, therefore, 90 nnwlsc:.
The Richmond Wig Of Saturday says: The
evening Of euch members Of The Virginia Legis-
latnre IS still renamed in the city WAS not strict
lature or otheFs but simply an Informal coufer-
encc and consultation Of private tndtyidnals,
among whom were members Of the Legislature
was to hear from Judge Campbell the tsfms upon
y willing. that Virginia might roturn to, the
Bury, Ssthonis T. Tyler, and II. y. Thomae wore
appointed committee to In: I'm tho Legislature
ana Gov. Smith of President !fncoln's teEms,
the committee, Who were to leave the city 90 soon
as passports could be procured. twas said to he
Nc prefer not 10 stnte our understanding OF
Pres idcnt Iiucoln's terms a. our information on
that hesd is not otlcI4l. Tho only information
tiun Is that 1t WAS Of very liberal character.
John C. Bseckinrldee WIS known TO he with
Lee on Friday, and hopes arc entertained that be
has been captured.
Pollard, Who took advantage OF the escape OF
Ms. Richardson. has been arrested in Richmond
and committed to Castle Thunder for reasonable
lapEuape.
, 1865-04-11
Gold.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Tha Commercial slys:
sThc surrender OF Lee h.s caused considerable X
element in the gold market, bus no panic. Gold
opened It Ia and went up to 1i5f.
NEW IoRk, April 10.-Gold tonight 1a5
, 1865-04-11
PEACE PROSPECTS.
The Presidcnt,s Interview with Judge
mpbell---1 Proclamation Forth
coming

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Nation1I Entent"
gencer Of to-day Says: I'VE learn from reliable
sonrce that Ju6ee Campbell of Alabama. formerly
OF The United STATES Supreme Court, and one Of
The Hampton Roads commissioners of the rebel
Government called upon the President ut Rich
Bond and urged him to tzsue proclaim tion Of a
It would have at this time most ea!utary effect.
The President was, however, not then prepared
for this step, and It WIS reasonable to suppose be
Grant Sas pressing upon Lees retteattn. forces"
That the President will now adopt thls course.
the 1AstAigeneer has additional reasons for be-
ueyIDE.
, 1865-04-11
FROM ALABAMA.
Forrrttss Forces Routed by W&fsousl
CoFalry-Gen. I1atchsa Command.

CAIRO, April 10 The 1Fdr Eagle has the fol-
loving specials:
APAnuoAu, April 19-The steamer Just in from
t eoppete pout Of % FoTFosts reBei ary IL recent
battle with our forces. Particulars will be sent
as foon as received.
"LATER- The deht took place near Td*caloo-
Ra, Ala. Forrest was attempting to head of Gen.
Wilson's cavalry from moving towards the Gulf.
The enemy were badly hoate1, aud many prison
ere taken.
aGenera' Hatch commands at Eastport Buford,
with small lalce, ia ncar Colinfh. Inc garrison
at Eastport is more than sufficient to take care OF
him -
, 1865-04-11

New Yo4K, April l0.-The Commercially special
ss3e: Orders viii be seIt to our Generals every
where to open regulations with the enemy and
eommandere OF rebels in their front, and offer the
SINE terms which were accepted by Lee. No diff
aculty Is anticipated except In Te1's.
, 1865-04-11
FROM OTTAWA.

Especial Dlspateh tn the Chicago Tribune.1
OTTAWA, April IL, 1865.
Among The motions disposed Of today was one
10 dtemiss writ II error In the old case Of JAs.
e. Rees rs. City Of Chicago, No. lis, which wa.
overruled. motion for eeEtsor1rt IN the case
Of C. Il. Mccormick "a. q. II. Hadden was allowed.
motion to strike the bill Of exceptions from the
record m No 69, and motion for lesye to fle 4
Nos. q, 6G, 161, 113 aud 18i were su.uittcd: No.
1s5 reversed for nonjoinder; No: 70 argued and
taken under sdviscment. The cali Q! tho docket
1p-u orrow will embrace No. Jug to No. 13a inclu.
siye The Gold hill is to be submitted On an
ne1eed case, ana will not be argued orally.
, 1865-04-11

The Good News on The Way to
Europe.
New 1onE. April 10.-.Thc steamer City OF
pool. was dtspatched this afternoon at four
o'clock, In order to take ont the news Of General
Lees cspltntation- She II IN light trim, and will
undoubtedly make quick passage.
, 1865-04-11

Go1nspoRo, n c., April G.-Desersers aud refu-
gees report tho eEacuat,on Of Raleigh, and that
The enemy were thriving up works On the Tar
River. at Rocky Mount, about forty miles from
here, toward Weldon. on the Weldon aud VIII
mlngton Railroad. The enemy, are burning the
rails. It's thought Johnston VII go to the relief
Of Lee. His army is much demoralized-
PHILADELPHIA, april 10.
man has cut the railroad between Dauy1lle md
Greensboro, and that Sherman has occupied
En1e{uh
, 1865-04-11

The st. Afb0ns' Raiders.
TO sosro, April 10.-The raiders were brought
before the conrt this morning and all discharged
except Young, who Wa7 committed for trial.
, 1865-04-11
FROM NEW YORK.
The Great Vtctory-Re4ueHt to Suspen1
tho Draft-Relka10us Services, &cs

Tie 4sffNE VIEE0Ty-ExE4QP8E 10 8u8peHU
tho Draft-RelEa1ous Services, DC.
NEW YonK, April 10.-The Chamber Of Com
nerce has adopted resolution cmbodylng the
scuse Of the Merchants on thc. great Slclory Of
Grant over Lee. They were adopted, and q com
mittee appointed to act conjoiutly with the Com
mon CounciI in furtheraucc Of the celebration On
the 71th.
The Board Of Aldermen today yoted to aeud :
Committee to President Lincoln to suspend the
graft for sixty days Col. Dodge, Provost Var.
.hal OF this city, states 10 published note to-day
that the Government will exsct Of New York the
whole number of men REQUIRED By the draft.
A grand 7e Druu1 Ldudamus vii! be celebrated
in Trinity Church In honor Of Lees capture.
The sto.mer uceauus, with large number Of
citizens Of Brooklyn sailed for Charleston to-day.
, 1865-04-11
FROM MOBILE.
The Sinking Of the NItlwaulkce-No
Lives LoRt-fhe Rebel Garrison
Driven Into Kh cir Works.

WASHINGTON, April lo.-The Navy Departing ent
has received the following:
CohHASDANr's OFFICE, NAVY Yard,
PENSACOLA. Fla, March 30. {
Uou. Gideon Welies, Secretary Of the Navy:
Br1g Gen. Asboth, commanding the military
district Of West Florida, HI. just informed nc
thai Na1. Gen. Steele, commanding the 18th army
corns, had NET with decided success, having cap
rured on The 9Th inst the rebel Gen. clan&on, VINO
IL 1nort7l]y wounded, taken 20 prisoners, seized
70 rsilroad trains at Evergreen, ten miles above
Pollard on The Montgomery, .Rlilruai,, and had
fnrn M and destroyed the raifroad track both at
Evergreen and Pollard:
Wai' Gen. Steele at the latcst advices, Sunday
octb was marching Oh BurkeleJ.
@'''' ""S Very respectfully; de-.
6. jim. ARMSTRONG,
= Commodore Commanding.
w.su,no1ox, April 1o.-The Navy Department
h,s = disnstch from the comMundsnt OF the navy
ra|d It FensacoIa, from which It Is ascsrta!ned
Sat ves hy TIC s11hg g ths on
R;ateIv M liver. On ihe 9Th Of March. Prepasa
t;nns f5r rsis1uc her had been co mmeneed; ~
It I. inIther learned from the same dspatea tna
en he same DAY yaaeer ths ssd Ssd auTf Wih fcht 81
ssneis'' snd drove them into their works. ::
, 1865-04-11
Chicago Qrtbnrtk
THE EEWE.

The event Of yesterday was the GREAT cE1.-
rpnA71oH. Our dispatches give some sc~
count Of the rejoicings elsewhere II the
demonstration In Chicago wns fair represcn-
tation Of the outburst Of public rapture in
7hc United States 1t may be safely affirmed
7hat no such jubilee was ever before held on
this continent. Full reports Of the demon"
stration will be found in our local columns.
The spontanconsness Of the enthusiasm
distinguished it even more than It's magni.
tude. Time would fail US to w:ite all the In
cAents which transpired. telling how the
hearts Of tie people orcrhowed with sudden
3oy. Grayc men Of fbueincss paraded the streets
blowing tin horns. The Board of Trade
sang Old Hundred in mighty chorus, aud
followed It with John Brown and all the
doxologics in the hymn book. Light men
Carried heavy men on thar shoulders. Bulls
embraced Bears, and Bears felicitated Bulls
in the most absurd fashions. The great
procession came together as by magic.
From all parts Of the city they came, on
foot, on horseback, and almost on their
heads, with single carriages. double teams.
f,nr.horse 4eams md s,x.h,-sa 4..,.
mighty army with banners. EVERYBODY had
= free rida. Pedestrians clambo.ed into
other peoples wagons and were joyfnuy
welcomed, and ill went forward shouting,
N sua,1 Aha ,ers+be,od +b~o,o A. r,.ht
-.4s .t'' 10 'n0.nnA''o =, 'o"e" u ooaafes'
FFeta Inc Couf1 House square 70 Lie city
limits IN every direction the blazing piles
lighted up the crowds which thronged the
sidewalks. while fireworks few aloft from
1,n,a,aaa ~ h,re. 4ons and .,.a.+ ,ou,,nx.
,,,a ,,,.u...,e or ..,na.,,, o..-o ~. .,,-
.'' oA'Ae "'.1 .n1'
Atta'1''oAe e - wan "e'e' De'o's
Witnessed IN our eooo1y Guy:
uen' ouI.ers sleeen' WHICH ~ lous report
ca III our :" asa'l'e1on olspa'snes' *'ll CON-
aoanu nie.eu, ot'eas4o4' 10 a. tooIu's upoa
one VI 1ne WIN, 4ues.'ous ~ne1 laus' soon
come ap-las eusPos''ton " sae 4eaae1e u 1ue
1cpellion anu Tue people,
ecn. steeie u "ee''ne WIN continued sue
cees In LIS aosance u'on aooAe una nas cap
1u'eo leoe' >ene'al an1 eoms pl1sonefs' ot-
SUES oco''os w tae 1soel 'an'oAu eouuiaaa'
eat'one .au WI Gaaos . aau o'a'ees' u1Asn's
.ue 1eoc'' 'n'o Ane'' "o"0'
lne no1upe' "a lnsu su.'onocfe1 n, oao " 1ee W
lien. afan' u p'aceo ~ 1S'o"' 1ne amount
vi n,'A'e'y "a9 s"a..
Inc 4Apest ne"e a.o" 'nefnAou suo"s anal
ne aas occ"Paeu i'aieien' eoonston a1l1f re-
Ieauae anu 'ahins up ne" poste.oa W luz
, 1865-04-11

Guerilla Invasion Of Hickman, Ky.s
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tfibune.1
CA1Ro, April 10.
a gncri1la band. under the notorious lender
ClxytorDe, made dash into Hickman, Ky, yastsr-
day. when the inhabitants lied. The sueritIas
p!undercd the town Of ull they could carry away.
, 1865-04-11
FROM MADISON.
Adjournment Of the he,1egts1atnre-PFc
-DeicbrA AtlnG the Guod News.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
MADISON, April 10.
The Legislature adjourned at eleven o'clock
today. The usual resolutions Of thanks to off,
cerp were adopted. and appropriate speeches .nads
by Lieuten1ns Governor 5poonc1, II. n. chana.
ler, President pre- tesn. Of th4 SENATE, and
Spexkar Field, of~the Assembly, that Of the Lieu.
tenant Governor beng particularly feeling ind
eloquent. Saturday, evening m elegant silver
tn service WIS presented to Speaker Field and
t.h,ef Clerk Dean. In the Assembly nearly all
7nejnese of importance was disposed rt, though I
nmber Of local bills failed to receive fnal acton
ei's ,a al e1Ssp' t6e
md sDtcsf clsp ,s9 5' u, lot s,3
purposes. and ! general ta1 o. fsoo9v ~ ~
70, eefpf1s Wss aeeased IL il as
1lso the bill allowing the Racine aod Ateasatpp.
Railroad to build branches to Milwaukee ana
Juss prior to adjournment. the GovernoE sent 2
the following ruee.age. accompanying the Official
Jepos1 OF Lees euErenacf:
STATE OF W1scoEsN.
EXECUTIVE DEPinrnEsT. {.
MADISON, Apf1l 1Vt
To the Honorable Leeislature:
TO-DAY tour years ago, on the day d1ed tor II:
Sumter % was %srsnsmstted % to the Leglsiatnre. To.
:l.rave officer. and soldiers Of our army
5nd nsyy .sc an Permitted to transn!,
-NoD. let "a rejolce, and thauk the RuSer of ,ht
Universe for victory and pFospess Of ~ honorable
.1face. Jas. T. Lxw1s.
1nsn SING md cheefed, md there vas ercrI den:
nnttratiou OF toy over the good news last ufeht
sihn Iniyarn,ty IL fllum.ua tonight it IL nro
posed to havc celebration here On Friday.
, 1865-04-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. i.
BEFORE THE VICTORY
REVIEW OF THE FINAL
OPERATIONS OF
THE ARMY.
Lee Surrenders $4,000
Troops.
SHERMAN OCCUPIES
RALEIGH, N. c,
THE ANS-MISSISSIPPI ARMIES
REPORTED TO HAVE
SURRENDERED.
Forrest's Cavalry Routed
in Alabama.
Later from Mobile--The Rebels
Driven into Their Works.
GENERAL STEELE CAPTURES 4
REBEL GENERAL and SEW
ERAL PRISONERS.
The Great Jubilee~Speeches By
the President, Gen, Butler
and Gov. Dennison.
Expected Capture Of the
Rebel Secretary
of War.
the ST, ALEA6S RAIDERS
DISCHARGED.
Gold Closed at 144 70,
The Great Jubilee~Speeches By
the President, Gen, Butler
and Gov. Dennison.
Expected Capture Of the
Rebel Secretary
of War.
THE ST. ALEANS RAIDERS
DISCHARGED.
Gold Closed at 144 70,


Rejoicing Over the acknowledgement
BIZ xhe PrrA1dent-Speeches by Gen.
Butler and Gov. u1fi98ry
NIatfeFR-O1 Tor Charleston.