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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
IT, ADVERTISERS.

The circulation d the Philadelphia Age
which is steadily and npi,ily growing. makes
il at lesat ~ valuable medium fur adsertis.
ing a any other commercial Aid business
newspaper in Philadelphia.
The Publi.hers "f TIC Age could easily 6ll
their coaumbs with the. upsought and inos,
liberal comnendations Of the pr-ss through.
out the country. but they prefer that il should
stand sltogetl,sr upon claims to public conf
dence well known and established. They
believe il hes acquired ,h;s reputation by the
csndor. searlasness. asd Independence with
which it has been conducted. through time,
of extraordinary enEfnisn Of ideas On public
subjects, and latterly Of almost unexampled
public trial. IL 10 nov, snd will BE-, as here
tofoFe. the supporter Of truly national princi
pies. opposed alike 70 Ysiicslism and Il.
saticism In whatever form. and devoted r
she maintenance oi goud government. lsw,
order.
The publisben of The Age conceive that Il
thus renders peculiar services and has peeu'
iar claims upon I'll men BY whom iss princi'
ples are valued, and Who louk, by the psnpel
means. to promote and secure the Conss!tution.
al restoration Of she Union. Thess can hal
show their sense II the unsiring elI0s,a Of the
publishers, in behsH Of this grea. and unpar.
alIellsd cause by spatsinisy this Pspsr il MI
ito business rslasis,ns.
Gl.OSSBRENER b WELSH
$50 Ch&nut Ssrs.t, PhiisAeiphia.
Dsceulbes 2Iud, lS6l-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

hsssby give notice. that ! haze obsAine4
] ftsm she osphsns' Cosrs Of 81. Mary
County. Aarjisad. letters Of sdminis,radsn os
ths personal estate Of Gssnsus B. nnnd, late o.
Ss. slssy1 Cosasy. deceased. All rsrsons
having elaine sgsinsa the said dseea6sd ~.
hereby n0t6sd % sxhibit he ssme with tha
ssEe The lsst dsg Of April lsSs, osAsruis.
sAsy may 10 sxeiHded by la~ ftoa al kensh'
Il NE sad sesass. 0issn nndss ~ hand ,h,s
l1ah ~ q oes. 1854.
sARRAa 4. DorD,
gxseutnx
oeA.. ISsh. loel-lv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

NoTlcg IN Assshy sissn sAas the subsesi.
~ bsrs hass chained fton the Orphans
Coars Of o: Mar. . county. N Marylaad. Is..
G. L. Johnsoa. late Of said eounsv. de.
ceased. Al PaFsoas having claims eecinss d .
rid dsceased ass hereby warned 70 exhibs, the
sams with The proper SoseAss thereof. D, the
ssbsesibsss oss o. bsfoss- the 6kh day Of J.ns
1855. eshssvrse shsy nay b sxclsded by lav
issm all heae6s - The said estate. Gives, un-
der eur hasaR tAis Ssh day Of Jaa., 1855.
WIN. II. JOHNSON,
WM. =. LEACH,
Adm,nissssors.
Jaa.. Ssh. loeS-<w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
NOTICE 20 CREDITORS.

Office - hereby given cha, the snbseri'
bsrs hass chained from the Orphans Coas'
sf 81. Mary . county in Maryland, letters oi
administration an the personal estate Of Henry
@. Gamer late Of sa,d county. deceased. All
psrsons having eiaiiifs asainss the sa'd de.
csassd, are heseby vssnsd to exhibit the same
with The Psorsr vouehss shsrs"f. to the cub.
scnbess on Of before the lth day Of Jure, 1865.
o,hsrwsss they msy be excluded by lac fror.
NIL benefit Of the said estate. Given snder osi
hands lh,s II, cay Of Eseembss, 1864.
= CATH ARINE A. GARNER,
GEORGE R. GARNER,
Administrators d. B. II:
Dee. 1ss, leel-tU.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

Ay0YfC8 ~ hsss6y g,vsa sAatthe ssssenhss,
N hsss sbsaiasd tFon he Orphans Casrs Q
assss 1iasy's sseasy, 10 Maryland, .ss,sss .
sdaisisssssias, % chs psrsssai ssiase sfJosh
- Stoss, lsss Of SAID essn,y, deceased. Al
pssssss bss,AG clains sgsisss The said decreases
80 ksssby Ossnsd 70 81 Aibis the sanas, viii Oh,
PsePss ssvshss sbsssef. 70 the suhsesitess, % o.
before sbe 3esb 81 Jsiy. 1865, s,hsrw,s,
iAsy 1ay b sxcisded hy lss from oil ssnsk, q
IL sas1 sssase. Gives ssiss eur haads hi.
losS, Day sfysa.. I0sS.
AAkcELcD Q. groNE,
JNo. /. BEAN,
yssssrv Iost. so6B-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

Hon. A Ramsay. U 8 Ssnate. Hns y q
Wilksnson, q = Serass Hon r A Hsndsichs
q 8 Senaae. and lsts Cnms of Land O6ics,
Hon w Windon. HOUSE Of Representative
Hon Jobs Wilaon, ID Audisos.U 8 Treasury
Hon Geo G Whiting. lass Commissioners oi
Pensions. Hon II Wailack. Mayor Of WASH
inston. Mssss. Rittsnhoase, Pant d Co.,
Rsnkera Washington. Hon W n Xesrick, !,
Balsimsre. JNasrs. D WaF6eid 4 Son, Rsls..
Ms.sss. NsaIe, Harris = Co. Bs.lsimnre, P
Gibson, E<q.. Cashier Bank Of Baltimore.
Hon Geo Brent. Charles County Nd. F,ed'k
Stons. keq.. Chasiss Gsunsy Nd, John
Nisehell. Lag. Charles Cnniy Nd, Rohs.
Ford. Esq.. Sc. 1asys Coassy Nd.
~ oFFICE.-No. S E.ss Floor, '.In.
te.fgenees" Buildings. Sth Ssrsas, Washing.
ton. RESlDENcE.-SS So. Paul Sesaes,
Raltimose.
- Comms.ieaitsas may b sddr.ssd 70
Mr. c. either - 1shinsors, Bag Ne. loIs, o.
Washington, Boz No ssS.
Deosnbes 23nd. lssS-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 10 hsrsby given ,ha, the ssbsesi.
~ ber has obsainsd from the Osphans'
Court Of 81. Mary1 enusty in Maryland. lot.
,ers Of administration on the personal -.
tate Of Henry Bond, late Of ssid coxnsy.
deceased. Al persons having claims aepinss the
said dscsased, are hereby warned y sxhibs the
came With the proper vouchss shsssof, 10 the
ssbsesihes onor before the i2sh day ef Jaas
1865. otherwise shsy na/ 4 be sxelulsd BY lac
from oil bsasGs Of the said sesaas. 0issa "a
der ny haad shis lSsh aay q Dse. last.
ANN BOND,
A3miaisessssia
De. 1ssh, ioeA-4v
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Nsris p. Mossss.
W.

70.
Daniel N. Washiegsoa.
u he Cirssis Ceurs for Saiss llsry's
Cessty. sitting - Couss q Equity. M
Ordered By ths Cesvs. tisa ehs Audi.
tss's Rspest. 6lsd il shw esss. b rss-
lied and ecn6rmed. unless cas,ss % the
contrary Be shown % OF bsfsre the third
Monday Of March n-xs. Provided Q
copy Of this order b published 10 The Saint
Mary's Gosatas. once week for three suc.
ss~ivs weeks. previous 70 ssid third Mss.
dsy of March ssxk
BY order.
JEO. A. CAVALIER. C'k.
True espy--ssss.
no A. CAnALlUI, CT.
ysyuay %, loGA
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

ATroRNgY 4 CoUNSELLOa ArLAn
AsSs 7sss. s. As,y's 0ssE. III.
WILL Prsssies j. q. Nasys s.d sLs -
" jsiAiDg ssO6A
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

n6. T. J. STONE saA CHARLRS
- COMBS. having sssos;sasd Shrnsslvss
in The Psscsice Of ksdicins. eaa alosyu q
sssnd q shsis s6es ID Lssaasd 1bea, ohSs
90 pss(atanai 0naGsl.
kv ~. go1~k
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
1ATIncATI0N NOTICE.
Sss. 4. BssrssGhs
= n 0.s.l

u - C!sssis Ceart for Saint Mary's
Cesas5: sitting q Coars ss Equity. No.
81 n. Equity.
Ordered By the Cssrt. that the Audi.
ssrs Report. fisd 10 this case. BE- rssi6sd
end !c"okrmed. unisss essss 10 the contra.
~ be showu on o. before the third Mon
day Of June nsxt. Provided . copy Of
sA;s order be pSslished in the Saint Ma
syr Gnsetss. once wesk for three sue
essssvs weeks. psevioss 10 said third Mon.
1sy Of June nexs.
By osdea.
JN0. A. CAVALIER. C'k.
1sve eopy-tsst.
JNO. 4. CAMALIER, crt.
a4sssss -. fDosA 80
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
NATH'L POPE CAUSIN.
CLAIM ATTORNEY AND REAl
ESTATE DROKER,
WASHINGTON, D. O.

HAVING held different positions. sndss
= the Governments at Washington. Tor mp
wsrsls Of twenty yesss. Mr. C. vill ssisad "a
the psoarution Of Claims before the Depart
nenn aud C0ngTess.
He will also tny snd ssil Real EstAts On
Commission; procure tenants fos thoo having
Houses. tfusnished and pnfurnishsd,, 70 ssss.
&e., &c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
AUCTIDMEER WG.

THE undsnigned must sespsesfully el'es'
. L bic services :" tho public ~ auetionesr
having had considerable experience. both ia
city aud country. he tvels confiseut that be
will be able to give general sasisisesi"n. ha
Will attend in any past Of tie county Whss
called up.
RkYEREHcEa:-Col Richard II 1iIss
James + Yates Eaq.. Thomas W Gardinss
EsQ., William = Leach
JOIN r W MANKlNS,
Ailessown,
St. Mary's county.
Ma
Novsmbss 3lth iSeA-sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
NOTICE.

nN account of numerous applications ~
~ esived from the North BY the usdes-
signed, al pessons having farms. or parts o.
fsrn,s, from 1000 - 10 acres, for sale. car
disp0s Of same by calling on
g. FRED. MADDOX
Agent to Buy and Sell Real EAtase
LeonardsSwn, Ma.
Oes.. 2osh. ls64--H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

AE "sss P"sS "eesy 09e
b complete eompeudium Vi the news Of the
week. and coossins The chief editorials. the
prices current and mAskes sspos,s. stock qsh,-
iasisus. cosrsspohds~es and general nsws
nssssss. pubsished in she Daily Age. 10 alss
eostsins great variety u oshss matter. rsu-
desiug il IN all rsspscts 6rst class family
journal. pzrticuIAdy siaPsed to she politician,
the merchant. tho fasncr, the naschanic. she
literary man, and au classes Of readers. II
has, IN fact. every characseTisie of . live
pewspapss, fttsd for the euun,ing bouse the
Workshop. the farmers frsside. the politician,
and the grnssai reader.
The W eekly Age d mailed In ssason to
Nrach ell pasts Of Pennsylvania. New jersey,
delaware and Maryland, ou Of before Sasur-
day of each week.
TxRns.-Two Dollars Per annnn for Q
single oUpy-ooe Dolle for six n,onths-ssd
sixty Cents for three months. To clubs oi
ten. one dollars and sevsdty Eve cents per
copy per snnum-,weasy copies fn one year
for thirty dollars and one copy gratis to the
person getting up the club. No paper will
bs sent unil the subscription b paid.
Specimen copies oftbe shove papen seat
gratis 70 any. address. on application.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen sha, thesubsessbses
IN have obssiasd from he 0Yhaas ceust fDs
Saint karys county. sa Maryland. iesssss
administration On the personal ssssse ef bar'
ton Joy, iase af said eoansy, ascsessd.
Al psssons hsviag claims against the saiA Do
ceased. are hereby Sarnsd 10 sxhibi. she same
sitA shs peopsr ssuehss ,hsssos, 10 the subaeri.
bess. On or before the I9ah day OF Juns, 1855.
Otherwise they may bs excluded BY Law from, sIi
benefit Of the saia sstats. Givee under ous
hanss shis lssh. day Of Dee. ls64.
WIN. n. GOODWIN,
JAS. COOPER.
Administrators.
0ss.. lSih, l66<-lv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
IRuiIEE's slLE.

UY vistue of dscs<s of the Crsnit Const
Es Sains Mays Cns'nsy, sitsing -. .
Cosss q Eaai,y. she sndsa.issea - Tn.-
tses: viii Soss 81 putsic sale FOX CASH,
ss tss Csurs Hesss asss ie lsuaasasssa. m
|IU ESQ Az. the ll,h day Of
February 1865.
hsssesn the hacss u 2 and . o'clock, r. H..
te.s ts.cs @ psssss Ct lsnd ,aeees n She
vidovs dswW shsepin. of which the iase
Iassssd. e.easnly saiisd and sss~a BY
ii'GRREaN MEADOWS
md sa,,aiaias
/ III acres,
ussess isss.
RoBnkT c. CoMss.
Tsusass.
JsssAss Iash. isss<-s.
O.. Z. cssoss JssAss ~ 1sslss Js,ss =.
Bssuss.
eAAMAH. noeLsr . BREWER.
1s1e EesSss .aEssses. :.
~. ., cA8ooIL SAIL.
tU1 sRAiss.l
q. y C~. Ds.inere sud CAlssss Bsssss.
BALTIMORE, Nd.
- Assl Mssats and Gnouul-supts Rought
asA Ssld. cd oslisedsss PsSnpsIy ATTENDED
J.sssy issh, isss-iy.
| GREAT RUSH
! SMITH, eaoS. q cos
/ MARBLE HALL CLOTHING
! HOUSE,
20 sscuRD SOME On rms sAeA1 DAssAIxs.
! They are nov Offering shsif iussenss
seoet Of
UO3M ~, R0ksks ACO W WtO 1eW
I CLWTNlNG
| go pr eaas below market valas.
l ALSO
! PIECE GOODS.
| slsn Do.
sssipsisss, sse
| CUSTOM WORK.
An persons in vsus Of WINTER
Goods viii save 20 Per cent. BY buying
sev. Come soon sDd ssssse your bar
gaips before Is 10 mo lste.
4 SMITH. BROS. L CO.,
Clsthiers and Merchant T.ilos.,
20 Wess Baltimore Street.
Ballinoss, Hid.
J. n. TURNER. sorp.sl, Il s.i.,
Nsty's essnay. Sslesosn.
Ssps l-IsS&-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
Heal Estate Aseueu,
At WASHINGTON, DC.
ZACH ID. BROOKE, JAMES b. MANKlN
BROOKE&MANKIN.

sHxL BarArs BRnxRss d cLAyM AoBxrs.
Ofice M. "a + Street. between ssh and
9Th. and 6se donrs West Of General Pos, Ofice.
Having "a extensive correspondence with
Land Agents throughout the country. ~
would invite the a,tsusinu OF persuns having
land fur sals in Maryland.
Zach B. Brooke,
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOR
Pennsylvania Msiss,
Mar land. Illincis
NsS hsmpehtss. AinnesDts,
Tsnnssns. New Asxies.
Ssps- 3ssh 1854. sa
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
THE PHILADELPHIA AGR.
1855,

rnE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY
MORNING .IoURVAL PUBLISHED IN
PHILADELPHIA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
EQUITY NOTICE.

John D. Wslch 4 stbess, I II the Cir
~. cult Cnurt kas
ElWin a. Wilson d etksrs1 ST. Nary's
Ne - Esulsy. ! Cssasy sitiing
- CvsFs q
Eqniiy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

Tie Ua.m. tie CSaaisaiss. esd ~ E..
:, Jsrrsse.s Of tle Lssas.
The publsshess of the Phliasleiphia Ags in
vits the attention. se bnsinss msn, rhiukine
men. and al wh0.ass in,erNsd In The vari'
cus aeeupseious and parss,ifs Sf lie. 30 shs
Daily ssa wsekiy sd.sioas sf ,hsir Journal
|. sas Psassapais bazy A,.
advocates shs rsineiplss end p"liey os shs
Demnerosie psny. ssi th~r&oss peeassasil,
hvsss sis~ sestnsiicn al the UsiSa q is cas-
md dssunAs ths Caussisuiicn of the Usisss
9eases srd that II tts CNsmanweslsh.
Il is isssed every mHring. esuDiay ~
eeused., und eontains she latest iuaellieenc,
fsS.n all passs nf the World; sitb easvfull.
prepared assIslGv sn 0Svessm<nf. Psaisics
ft.de, Hnaacs and psuulpe editorial esn
|nsnts-on the qne.ti;sns and saaiEs Of the land
market repxss. rFiees cusrani. ssOck quota
sians. marine 'nssalsencs. 'srpor' II pubai'
sasherinss, Esseier .sn1 domestic eossrspon
desee. legal repA>si shssi.icsi es'sicisn. ~
new Of lisesss0ss. sss and u,usic, ssrie0har
al matters. and discusiSos q Shaarvss sns
jscs il aG esnsss! is1efsst ssa impastsnoe.
No event Of ~ impos&.s0 neeufs - %,
part Sl-slss e,uussy without. hing anily sn'
promptly ,s.egr.phrd 10 and publishs..
promptly in iss columns. II has oil lhs 'dis
pseehes If the ssseisted pres fnn evrr,
l,sEs II We United Sssta anl the nsws fron
siJ Pssss # Eur"pe hsouxht BY the steas,rr
10 INSTANTLY tslegraphsd. fsUm shassvsr pUin
| the steamers Giss uoueh.
TEsEs:-.ro Mil SpbscilArs. $1,000 Pc
snnum; e5 for six ,s,ausha; 42.s0 fur thrs,
months. end for snt les time, II the tsss Q
% Rnts per mcpsh.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
nlFfD Mlh.
DRAFTED MEN.

: \ Saint Mss, . Charles and Calvert coun.
,ies cr,,i be fsrnisIcsl si,h
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

hstpesn sAe hacn cf and o'clock, r. H..
Mt trsct ~ pasesl a land, suhjecs n she
vidov's 6swW shsepin, of which the tsae
Wa u Dsu!b = Kkhasd, did seissi and
passssd. 60 enxn1y ssllsd and tsewa BY
~ name u
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

GI.OSSBRENER 3 WELSH,
$50 Ch&nut Ssrsrt, Philsdeiphia.
Dsceubcs 2Iud, lS6l-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

- Asal Mssass and Gnsaul-Npts Bousht
asA Ssld, cd csllsctisss peunpsly aassndsd
Jssss9 issh, lsss-ly.
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Courts for April 1865.

The Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the Eighth judicial District, o
the State of Ohio, by an order hereto
fore published, fixed the times of hold
ing the Courts in said District for tn,
|year 1865, and among other things fixed
THE times of helding summer termsof th'
Court Of Common Pleas for tho 'secont
|sub-diyision as follows: assa. . sgss' ia
Monroe County, Tuesday, May I'd
Belmont County, Tuesday. May 9th
Guernsey County, Tuesday, May 23d.
Now, by virtue of the power vested il
Jus by law, we do hereby abolish so mucl
|of said order as applies to the Summer
Terms in said counties and we do fl
the Summer Terms in said second sub
division, for the year 1865, as follows s.:
Monroe county, Tuesday, April 20.
Guernsey county, Monday, June IL.
Belmont county. Tuesday, June 27
Done at Cambridge, this goth day Of
March, 1865.
+. #. EVANS, Judges Of
JoHN W OKEY, said
GEO. w McILvINE, District.
A true copy by order of said Judges.
Aaest--John Hooper, Clerk Of tbe
Court of Common Pleas of Muskingum
county, Ohio, GAINESVILLE, April 6, 1865
A true copy-attest, -
JERE. WILLIAMS,
G. NJ. G., P.
Woodsfeld, Ohio, April Z, 1865
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(which, if other than the county levy, th
Esame may be paid.

which, if other than the county levy, The
same may be paid.
Secend-For all sums pledged as afore
said SO reported. upon the faith of which
3any volunteer has enlisted under said re-
sqaisitions, before the passage of this act
land the same or any part thereof remain,
unpaid, the volunteer shall receive lik,
certificate as IN the preceding case:
SEC. TX. The certificate so issued
ashall be paid and redeemed after the col
3lection of the tax upon their return to tn,
aceunty auditor, by the respective holder
athereof, by his warrant on the count,
atreasurer against the bounty fund of th
Hcity, township or county liable therefor
il HProvided, That when the aggregat
8amount of such certificates chargeabl
Hagainst any such fund is greater than tn
8fund applicable to their payment, a rata
Bble proportion shall be paid en- said Ger
4tifiicates, and ne more.
B Sec. x, The county commissioner,
Htownship trustees and city councils shal
amake and preserve complete record Q
Hall their proceedings under this act, whic
1shall be kept open for public inspection
n Sec. XII. This act shall take effec
Hfrom and after its passage.
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Appalling Tragedy i'm Wash
fngtOn.
Secretary seward's Throat Cut

Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, was brntally murdered en-
last Friday evening. He was in a private
Box at Ford's Theatre, in Washington,
with his wife and Captain Rathbone. Dur
ing an interval Of the play, villain,
named J. Wilkes Booth, entered his box
from the rear and shot him through the
head with a pistol, the ball entering the
back of the head and coming out through
the temple. He fell senselsss. The as
sassin sprang upon the stage, aourishing
huge knife, and exclaimed, SIC sempsr
tyvannis r. g the South is avenged" and
then escaped through the actors entrance
to the theatre. Mr.. Lincoln lived, in a
state of insensibility, until u O'Clock on
Saturday, when he died.
The villain Booth, who is. an actor of
some fame, was subsequently captured
near Fort Washington, about sixteen
miles from Washington City.
About the Same hour of this fsndish
deed, murderer gained access to the
room Of Secretary Seward, who has been
Lying for. some days in critical condi-
tien from his recent fall, and before he
could be prevented, inflicted a frightful
wound on Stewards throat, with knife.
A son Of the Secretary, in attempting to
defend his father, was dangerously
wounded
The wound that Secretary Seward re-
cceived was not necessarily mortal, Of
Itself, but in connexion with his former
injuries proved fatal, and William II
Seward is dead.
These events are great and mournful
calamity to the country. As far as the
news has reached it has cast deep gloom
and aroused the highest evaporation
against the perpetrators of the hellish
deeds.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA. April 9, 1865 Lieutenant
General y. S. Grant Commanding q. S.
Army.-GENERAL: [ have received your
letter of this date, containing the terms
of surrender of the army of Northern
Virginia, as proposed by you. As they
are substantially the same as those ex-
pressed in your letter of the Sth inst,
they are accepted. will proceed to de-
signate the proper officers to carry the
into effect. M sf,. 80
Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
r. e. LEE, General.
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Qualifications.

CLEVELAND, April ia salute ol
l ,,2ooguns is now firing. The town is wild
with JOY. business is suspended, and the
scitizens are marching through the streets
with music and making speeches.
CINcINNATI, April l0.-By orders from
the War Department 200 guns. were fred
lat noon to-day. The city is lively with
|excitement.9 Very little business is do
ling.aa sse44Nl g ssi'ts 5'e .ih ssg
New YoRK. April 1o-Ihe announce,
mcnt Of Lees surrender last night created
1.-The greatest excitement in this city. I'm.
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Lieutenant General.

APPeMATTox COURT HOUSE, April 9,
1SG5.-General r. 3. Lee, Commanding
C. s. A.: In accordance with the sub
stance of my letter to you of the 9Th
inst, [ propose to receive the surrender
of the Army of Northern Virginia, on
the following terms, to-wit: Rolls of all
the officers and men to be made in dupli-
cate, one copy to be given to an officer
by me; the other to be re-
|tained by such officers as you may desig-
nate. The officers to give their indiyid-
!ual paroles not to take up arms against
the Government of the United States un.
It'll properly exchanged, and each compa-
my or regimental commander sign like
|parole for the men of their commands
The arms, artillery and public property
Ito be parked, stacked and turned over tc
the officers appointed by me to receiv,
them. This will not embrace the side
|arms of the officers, nor their privat,
baggage. This done, each officer ane
man will be allowed to return to hi
home, not to be disturbed by the United
States authorities as long as they OBJ
serve their parole and the laws in fore,
|where they may reside.
Very respectfully, 81
u. S. GRANT.
Lieutenant General.
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The CoMING IssuEs.-It is, possibly
too early to state what will be the term
of adjustment between the North an,
South, but it is not too early to affirm
that there will be strong party in tn,
North insisting upon these two measures
First-that the negroes, North an,
South shall be entitled to vote.
Second-that by continuing the war
by DISTINGUISHING Southern whites, b.
or in some other way, tn
white voters of the South shall besre
|duced in numbers so as TO be in the powe
|of the black voters. 49,. sq- : ~
Men may as we'll take sides FIRST as las
upon these issues, for come they will.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMIES of THE UNI
TED STATES, 4:30 p. NJ. April 8, 1861
Hon. E. ~ Stanton, Secretary Of Var
General Lee surrendered the Army o.
Northern Virginia this afternoon, upol
the terms proposed by myself. The &C
companying additional correspondent,
will show the conditions fully.
[Signed] sa U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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. Il
D6y A Republican, who processes to be
conservative, is displeased, because we
call his class of men Abolitionists. This
reminds as of little story:
Mahommed, in his creed, forbid the
eating Of swine by his followers. But
once upon time it happened that par
ry Of hungry Mahommedans captured
and confscated fine fat porker. There
Immediately arose discussion as to what
particular part of the tempting Hesh il
was siuful to eat One insisted that il
was the head, and took huge slice Of
the ham; another was sure it was the
ham, and deyoured the head; others
maintained that it was the sides, and took
the shoulders; while still others wero alb
solutely certain it was the shoulders, and
thereupon ate the sides. So that among
them all shey consumed the entire hog,
aud Mahommea shut the whole party GU.
of Paradise.
The moral Of this is, that although
Administrations men may differ about par
ticular parts of their creed, yet, if they
swallow parts of it, they are as guilty as
those who go the whole hog. They are
political swine-eaters, although some may
reject one part and some another, and the
Constitution shuts the door against them
as unworthy disciples.
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Full Particulars of the Surrender
CoFFICIAL.l

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON
April 90 P. M.-Major General Dtc
This Department has received the oficia
report of the surrender, this day, of Gen
Lee and his army to Lieutenant Genera
Grant, on the terms proposed by Genera
Grant.
(signcd) Z. NJ. STANTON,
Sec. of War.