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HEADQUARTERs DETACHMENT OF TEE ARMY I
OF THE JAMES, RICHMOND, April II.

HEADQUARTERs DETACHMENT OF TIE ARMY
OF THE JAMES, RICHMOND, April IL.
General Order No. 2e.
Protection is hereby extended to all
churches and places of public worship.
Religious services may be continued with
out interruption as in times of profound
peace. This protection must not, however,
be perverted for the utterance, in any form
of worship, of reasonable sentiments or ex-
pressions. When thus perverted it will be
Withdrawn. In all churches where pray
ers have heretofore been offered for the So
called President of the COnfederacy, a
similar mark of respect is hereby ordered
to be paid to the President of tho United
States. e.. By command of
Major General WEITzEL,
L. D. WHEELER, A. A. G.
We learned yesterday upon what we con-
slider to be good authority, that General
VIM. h. F. Lee has not been killed, as re-
ported. His family learn that he is un-
hurt.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition.
From RICHMOND.

NEW i 1ORk1 April Is.
The HsraLds Richmond correspondent
says the people of Virgins and the city of
Richmond in particular, appears to be at
last fully satisfied with their experiment of
q Southern Oonfederscy, and are making
preparations for the return of their State
to its former loyal position in the Union.
Influential citizens there are still engaged
in endeavoring to secure the best terms
they can. The feeling of the msjority of
the Richmondites against JET. Davis and
other leaders of the rebel government is
represented as having become very bitter.
At least 5000 of the white peogleof Rich
mond are now entirely dependent on the
Government and Northern charities for
their daily supply of food and but for these
would stsrve. Government officers are
now issuing $4,000 rations a day to these
destitute dupes Of secession.
The work of clearing up the city and
taking possession of the mills and manu-
factories of the rebel government and aban-
doned property of all kinds, and putting
them il proper order, IS being vigorously
prosecuted under the direction Of General
Shepley, and for the necessary labor which
this involves, q large number Of negroes
/ are employed.
The amount Of property thus secured te
the government is enormous. Much se-
creted property has been discovered in the
dwellings, of citizens, including, it is said,
vast quantities Of articles sent from friends
in ths North to administer to the wants of
imprisoned Union soldiers.
The remains of Colonel Dahlgren have
been discovered near Richmond. They
were exbumed and sent to Washington.
It is rumored in Richmond that General
Lee arrived there on Monday night, and
proceeded quietly to his residence.
The Tri5lns's special from City Point
says that special train was togo to Burks-
| vile last night to bring in Generals Grant
and Lee and staff, who return to Richmond
to-day in accordance with their parole
General Grants army is reported to have
turned its face eastward for the purpose of
receiving supplies and recruiting.
Sheridsn's prisoners captured previous
to Lees surrender are on their way to City
Point.
The Worlds Goldsbore special, Of the
9Th, ssys Sherman's army Is in the best
possible spirits, and ready to move.
The trains are loaded, and the troops re-
clothed. Sherman has notified the army
commanders to be prepared for rapid
marches. Speedy results may be expected.
The Times City Point special says Gen.
Lee has expressed desire TO depart for
Europe, with the rest of his family, at an
early day. He is much affected by his de-
feat Davis has deserted him, and is re-
treating en- his own account ,
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number Of citizens for an immediate meet
ing Of the General Assembly of the State
70 consider the resto-atisn of peace to Viz
ginis, and other questions involving life,
liberty and properly.
The United States military authorities
have consented to give safe conduct 70 the
Governor, Lieut. Governor and member for
ingress and departure, in order that they
may have free deliberstioR on public affairs.
The call Is made for on or before April
2Bth
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DETAILS OF THE SURREN-
DER OF LEE.
Sheridan'S Battle of the 9Th
Secretary Seward Improving
GEN. GRANT In WASHINGTON
General Lee Going to Weldon
HIS ERRANDTO STAY BLOOSHED
He Is Extremely Penitent
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 1916 P. II.

WASHINGTON April IS-6 P. n.
To Major General Dir:
The Department, after mature considera-
ton and consultation with the Lieutenant
General upon the results of the recent cam
paign, has come to the following determi-
nation, which will be carried into effect by
appropriate orders to be Immediately
issued:
First-TO stop all drafting and recruit
ing in the loyal States.
second-To curtail purchases for arms,
ammunition, Quartermasters' and commits
sary supplies, and reduce the expenses of
the military establishment in its several
branches.
Third-To reduce the number of general
and staf-oficers to the actual necessities
of the service.
FOurth-To remove all military restric-
tions upon trade and commerce so far as
may be consistent with public safety.
As soon as these measures can be put in
operation it will be made known by public
order. E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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MONDAY, APRIL II, 1866.
GOOD Hon. .ehOld Furniture, &C.,
AT AUCTI0S-. o. GUTTER sOh
At House No. 60 Ontario street.

Al hONLAOEs sss-A'g cs WI . SSAs
At House No. 60 Ontario street.
o Cater a Son will sell on Monday, April 17tb,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at house No. so Ontario street.
the entire Furniture in said house, consisting OF
mahogany ete-a tete, mahogany hAr seat Chairs
mahogany marble tip Center Table, mahogany
Dressing Burpaus, mahogany Easy Chair, mahog-
any Work stand, Cottage b dstsadst mahogany
and ch rry Wash ttanos, Lounges cherry extsn-
sion Dining Table, oak cane-seat Chairs, nice gilt
frame Oval Minor, mahogany a7d cane-seat Rock
ers, cherry Cupbosrd. Clocks, Brussels aud In
grain Carpets Oil Cloth. husk and sea- grass Mat
frasses, tsWart Cook St.ve, Ar tight Stove, Ice
Chests Filttrers, Cookery, Glsas Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, &C., 80. Also, COOS Frame Barn must
De rtm1ved fsom ths premises within thirty days
from time Of Eals. HOus5 open at O'Clock on the
morning OF sale. Terms cash, baBkable funds.
Apl3.zO0
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CScNNAT4 April -.
Preparations for the celebration b ere
tomorrow are perfected There viii be
general turnout of all classes.
The GGzstts's Lexington, Ky7 dispatch
says that Gen. Palmer is st Eminenee, KY,
for the pwpsss Of receiving the surrender
Of all the Confederate foTcss In the State,
including Jessie's command. Those who
will not surrender will be declared out
laws, and the people will be called upon TO
hunt them down.
A lieutenant and seventy-one men sur
rer dered yesterday to General HobsOn-
The Gazette says, General Darlington, at
Indianapolis, is charged with being de-
faulter for $4,000, and also guilty of frauds
in wood contracts.
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SECRETARY SEWARD.

NEW YoRK, April Is.
A special to the Post, from Washington
18th, says: Although Mr.. Seward suffers
severely, he has been able to dictate his
dispatches to our ministers abroad. In
these dispatches he takes the ground that
the war is over and the rebellion crushed.
Mr.. Seward also spprises Foreign Govern
no longer be allowed to enter foreign ports.
It is stated that information has been re-
ceiVed at the French Embassy of the dan
gerous illness Of the Emperor Napoleon.
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Secretary Seward.

Secretary Seward was not so well this
morning, but is more comfortable tonight.
He attached his signature TO and amended
the text of the proclamation of notification
to foreign maritime nations this evening.
He has hitherto expressed his wishes YER
bslly, but finding it less painful to use his
fingers, now communicates by writing on
8 slste.-Wash. Cor. N. 2. Tribune.
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orally Raund rhs FIae. ,.

Superintendent Latham, of the Grand
Trunk RaiIrOsd, who tore fsg from 8
train yesterday, was waited upon by q
quiet mob to-day, and. conducted through
the city, dressed in soldiers uniform and
carrying flag, which he was obliged to
salute. He was also obliged to make pat
riotic speeches. Finally the flag was nailed
TO his house.
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TNO. g. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
81 AGENCY


CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Huntington Strest-House and Lot, 50 0O0-
Greenwood Street-HOuss and Lot, 81, 900,
Lake Street-House and Lot, $500.
ScOyill Street-HOuse and Lot, 81, 900.
Lake Street, near Erie-FOur Brick Dwellings,
$4,000.
Near Vineyard street-House, Saloon and Lease
on Canal, 81 200.
Perry strest-TwO HouSes and Lots, s2,5OO
each.
Wilson Avsnue-Large Brick House and Five
Acres.
Prospect street-Briek House and Lot, $1,000.
Prospect ktreet-Two-story Brick HOnss and
Lot, Go feet front, IS, 800.
Prospect street-TWo-story Frame House aud
Prospect street-l1z Isery Frame House and
Lot, $500.
Huron street-l51< story Frame House, $500.
Brick Hotel, known as the ''Stillmsn House."
on Columbus street.
Cottage House Nc, 1sl St. Clair st. Lot 6axl65
feet.
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near CITY
Mills.
Bridge-hr5t rate for Dock or Manufacturing.
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, lOO12OO feet.
Vacant Lot on Prospect street, 6Ox2OO feet.
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, near Kentucky.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
% Acres OF fine Fruit Land adjoining BTaten-
Several good Farms Of from 40 to 200 acres-S %
20 niles from the city.
A large and nice stone House, Stone Barn, ami
20 well cultivated land with great variety OF
s 3 s % F R9 sg & 9R Eg9s q plank H5s RSad
ings. JOHN g, JENNINGS,
Rec Estate and Insurance Agent,
'ebls Atwatsr Bulldog.
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GENERAL ORDEK.
HEADo Rs ARMIES CT THE U. s.,
IN THE FIELD, VIRGISIA,
Ar,rfI1T JQG6

IN THE FIELD, VIRGINIA,
April IL, 1865.
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. IA
The St conk paragraph Of Special Orders
No. As, of the date of March 10th, 1866,
from these headquarters, suspending trade
operations within the State of Virgins,
except that portion known as the
Eastern shore, and the States of
North and South Carolina, with
that portion of the State Of Georgia
bordering on the Atlantic, including the
city OF Savannah, until farther orders, is
hereby revoked.
[Signed,] U. s. GRANT,
Lieut.. General Commanding.
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All the Hunters in Virginia cannot find
the lost Confederacy, and, if found, sll the
Mssons in Virginia could not collect ma
terisl in the ruins to rebuild It.
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~ W.. Apri1 IL
There is a very little movement in gold.
The demand is almost exclusively regular.
The price is steady, at about yesterday 3
quotations, opening at lac and closing at
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PROM RIUHMOND.

BALTIMORE, April 13.
The Richmond Wing OF yesterday con-
tains call signed by the members of the
Legislature Of the State of Virginia and ;
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Stocks hrmer with better demand. Sales
Buchanan Farm, llS; Cherry Run, sc
Empire City, 275; Excelsior, 450; High
gate, 70; Knicksrbocksr, 80; Rynd Farm,
$780, Tack, 2l5; United States, s25; Allen
Wright, 475.
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nFMOVAL.-M. SCHMIDT HAS RE
X, 1T0VED his Boot and Shoe store from No.
Df..-bI,rgb street to No. 10 Orange, corner Oross
,trast opp5 site the Knitting Factory.
M, schmidt takes this opportunity o. retnrning
his sincere thanks 30 bis custom ers loL he -
tsoHage he has recsived, aud hopes that by strlet
ttsntfon to business he may rstain iheir
and receive the work Of as many new ones Ss ~!
,ehooss to favor him with cal All WoIh Is.o,e
rantsd.
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Forty acres Of land on st. Clair Road, about ~
miles from city line, with fine Brick House. a
large Nineyard ard great variety Of Fruit; sp,eu-
did place. Prics sl3, 900.
Ton acr $, half mile east Of ty line, between St.
Clai street th3 Railroad.
HB- Liberal time given. apply TO
Apl me- :204 u. PRENIISS. 3 Rouse Bloek.
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Therefore in accordance with the stPu-
lstions contained in the treaty, it will ex-
pire in twelve months from that date, viz,
March II, 1866.
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AUCTION SALES.
friday, APRIL IA, 1865.
Z
Horse, Cow, Wagon, Furniture, Sc,

AT AUOTI0E.......,..........B BY o. CUTTER sOR
At the Farm Ct William Kreas, 10 Newburgh
Township, miles east cf Orphan Asylum.
o. Cutter 4 Son will sell at au stion, on Friday,
prll 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tae
Farm OF VIM. Kneas, thres miles east Of the Or
pban Asylum, In Nswburgh tCwnsh p, and near the
Wsirens sils line, the following property, viz One
Horso, one Gov, one Wag0n, one Harness. one
Plow, one Cutter 10: OF POI K and Beef, Furniture
consisting Of Bedstesds, Tabls, ChaiTs, Crockery,
Cooking stove, Parlor Stove &c ae.
81 4 rms csBh at time Of sale. apis 200
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PETROLEUM.

The market for crude is steady at s4c.,
refined in bond at 5l@52c., refined free at
7lm72a
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New scenes at the stsreOpticOn every
evening. apTl4'lt
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REAL ESTATE.
EOR s ALE.
CITY PRoPERTI

Huntington street-A fine double frame house.
good lot and improvements; desirable and cheap
place. Price q, 800.
South side Of Lake, near Bond street-SnuR House.
lot IS By 10 feet. Price $3.50.
s.. Clair street, near Peny-Three Houses and
Lots.
Ms $50 and % PITTSBURGH ssreet-A double Brick
House in front and frame house in rear wi n room
for additional bui. ding in rear. Price g, 800.
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steam to and from the Old Country.

steam 70 ana IfOm INC Olu OOunbFys
UNHE WBLL-KNOWN. - "A
Il davorite Clyde-bullt iron EcreW q Ei4fFA
STEAMSHIPS of the ANCHOR LINE, - fst3l<ss
"HTBERNTd," :" "BRITANLA," /" saN'1Ia 49,
are intended 70 sail iortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers we're built specially for the At
lantio trade, divided into gater aud air-tight
Compartments and are fitted up IN every respect
TO insure the safety, comfort and convenience of
pAsssnses 8. An experienced Surgeon accompanies
each ship The PROVISIONS will be properly cooked
and served in unlimited Quantities.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Iublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, &c
Cabins S65 and $50; l. termedis ste, Ss5; stesrage
SIS payable ia gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 CO.,
apI4Iqs Bowling Grsan. N. Y.
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n ADIBs SAVE YOUR DIR ESsEs
and buy the new Skirt Elevator 81 AAHs'
NAR's, 1s Public Square. spa
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THE LATE GENERAL SMITH.
STEAMER BURNED.

FORTRESS moEROE, April II.
The steamers Sawnee and Commander
arrived here to-day from Wilmington.
The captain of the Sawnee reported having
passed off Hatterss the scene of the burn
ing of the steamer General Lyon. The
captain with the aid of his glass was en-
ablsd to discern a large number of bodies.
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WAbaAAHAONs pm A0s
Lieutenant General Grant arrived in this
city this afternoon, accompanied by his
Chief of staff, Colonel Gamble, command
ing the Union forces at Fairfax Station,
who had received amessage from MOsby,
in which the latter says he does not care
about Lees surrender, and that he is de-
termined to fight SO long as he has man
left.
It is stated that General Lee has had
permission to visit Weldon, North Carolina
The report of the capture of Selma and
Forests force is, according to national
report, now considered by General Thomas
as reliable.
The State Department has promulgated
the following notice of the Reciprocity
Treaty, which was given by Mr.. Adams to
the British Governments on the 18th of
March, and duly sckuoEIegOd on that day
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The HeraId's Washington special says !:
The authority heretofore given to the COM
manding generals of the armies on depart
ments as to other officers to appoint the off,
GERS of colored troops has been revoked by
the Secretary of War, except for new regi-
ments to be raised or fo= regiments now in
process of organization. Hereafter all ap-
pointments and promotions in such organi-
cations are to be made directly by the
President.
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Observation-Disclosures


Grfer etg. STR. Sat6 aberreibte
Elm GeIu6 ppn SbabOo Snan, cine 0ampfa
nraidine SIR. l18 Qombaroitr, errihten su oire
fen; IberDteien.
Ser sueite 3meig ididte bic 8eI6lIie, $50
gum Nnfauf elmer 6lagge fir 6rantlin Square
81 p~erpiQigen uno bic @ebalte Der 2ampenan=.
climber gu erbDben, 5urid, Obne benieIben bei=
g%eltimmt sl baben.
9ie Oroinan5, betreffeno llebergabe Der @un=
trUQe oeS Seueralarm. 9elegrapben an Die Seuer
Gomnt1dre, puroe BON Scr. 8aplDn oabin
amenoirt, ben SsueraIarmzS telegraph unter Gune
trole Der BOIi5eis uno 6euerzG ommihdre at tel
len, oOA Die @rnennuns Der 8eamten benz
Wtapor unb StaDtratb 81 iiberlalen; ansenDme
men. -s ~
&uT gerIan9en ipuroe Der 8ei9Iub, $4,000
fir oaS 6Ouie Of Refuse su perpiuigen, mods
mails an ben sweiten 3Weig 5uriidsei6idt. Ser
taeung. vl
3w eiter 3meig g. Sen 8eIdlub,
$500 fir bic Ngeo Mpmen8 Some gu perlpils
lisen, paiiirte.
Ser 8eidlub, $500 CUR Musbe6erung oes
9adeS am WarpIanb Snititut su perwiQigen,
paiIirte. ,a@
Ser 8eialub, sesen oas @efud Don 6edez
rroe II. 81, me9en @~rtrabounties, pallirte. @ere
toaunG.
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Gleuclfes hnn ncr sErnnt.

@ 81 "a Otdrs. gla9 8erihz
ten pom Der 9otpm1c glrmee pom %. wuroe
pas 9te Corps felt 2 Gasen beiAofien. Ser
5einO e%r0fnete fem Seuer ouf uniere Grotperfe,
auf bic Signal Station uno Die Gilenbobn3ige,
batten aber bis eabin teinen S6aoen setban,
9ie 8ifetS ieuern auf oerIelben 2inie beltdn=
big, baurtidGli9 nm 9elertipnen gu perblten.
de &ebellen meigern ib nod INNER, Nid=
mOnper 3eitungen au85utaui4en.
Sin @eriidt ging Elm am 0itttmO6, BAT
3pil6en OrO'S Corps unp benz Seinoe elm Sc
iedt ftattgefunben babe, baiieIbe erpieS id
al3 unbe9rInbet.
Neun3ebn 9eerteure melOeten lih geitern
bel Der /, Sip. oe8 9. Corps.
SIT 8idmOno gerdumt? fra9t man iid beute
iberaQ in Den StraBeu. 9iele @ermutbuna
tpiro our6 Die 3batla6e erseu9t, 6dB am Wlttz
mod feline GidmOneer 3eitungen gu baben ipaz
rem nnO man oaraus ihlieBt, bOB Sees Armee
nit alien Barapbiralien Der &ebeIicn ab9eso=
gen iet.
SIS it wabrl6einli6, baB Sherman @Olos=
bprO beiebt bat, pff5ieae Na9ri6ten bariiber
iinO aber bier nr6 ni6t ein~gelouIen.
9. 81. Osborne, Der .3eitnue8zGorreippn
benz, tpel6er Die 9tudri&ten in 8e5ug ouf BIZ
Wilmington expedition in Die 3eitunsen &C.
braGt bat, lit bon ieiner 8rantbeit i'm alter
@uptrsGefdngniB seneien. 8enn ToubIe
Oou, weIder ge9snndrtis, Die in Der Napt
Oarb gu @bilaOelpbia begansenen 8etri9ereier
al anterinden bat, nod Idnser aufsehalter
tperoen i%pIlte, 10 miro er Dor cine qnoere Ytili
tdrzeOmniiliOn 9eltelt tueroen. Der BrOSeF
ptro Fur8 isin. pa Osborne, Die i6m inlputirter
Bergeben, ni6t ldugnet, li6 aber Ueigert, fem,
Quelle 5u nenneu.
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Observation-Disclosures

neutrality-suspicious. earle, Elm
auabe, wuroe oes 9iebltabls oreier 9elnoen
Don S. 9ObbleIOn, i6ulois ~befunoeu unb mad
Dem 9Uuie Of Nefuse gei6idt.
aoam .. 2ple, angetlaat, einen 8olisiiten
an Der Griiiuuus ieiner 9hidt sebinoert uno
Jpn nit eineu 9esen beorobt su baben, puroe
I'm $50 unO Soften beitraft.
NntOn Starfal muroe oes 9iehitabl6 BON
SG6ern, int 0ertbe pom SIG, i6plois be-
%Iunoen.
Ser Sail pon Simon MeIG, ipegen Grprei=
Jung BON SIS Don 9enrp N6is &C. muroe mad
Baltimore GOuntp perle9t. s sg
9ie 6dQe BON NIfreo 3. MiIer unb 3bos.
$. 8ereell, tpe9en Meineios bel Der lebten
Staatsrpabl, ippie Der Sail ppn GbaS. 9edep,
we9en zines NotbSu6tsperiu6e8 ait Wasr
Hpbinicn, tpurpen peri6Oben.
Werta9ung.
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ans 2lllem mas mir bBreR gebt DerUor, BAT
SHERMAN, leit oeut er snrldgeldlaaen murce,
ni6t mieoer pDrriidte. ae9 baa daa
Sen. Sarbee's Siea am 16., mar iebr blntio
unb iebr widtig. .a15
Sen. Solution telegrapbirt, DAB mir in Del
Sdla6t 450 damn ~perloren, ,pdbreno Der
Serlnit oeS 8einoeS 5000 tetrug. 3as @e-
fe6t fano lei 4perilSbprp', 5rpii6en Jtaleisb II,
Sapettepille, itott.2 Sen. Solution i6lus ben
5eino am lebten SDnntae bel 8entonspille, an
Der Geuie. ,''''.''@ a'sas'4-
Nir bDren, o0b Sherman gegen Raleigb in
Srpet GolOnnen srg, cine n6roli6 pom 6apette=
bile uno bic anbere nDromeltli6 pon 9tetpbern.
Sen. 6arDee idlas Die eritere unb Sen. SObn'
ton bic anoere." Il. 8. Grant
Gen. zQteut.
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RrofUBniarfbauS SfFce,
2neiter (2.) 9i1tritt BON Marplano,
8aItimpre, 81. MaGr, is,

Baltimore, q. WtGr3 1865.
ggir beglaubigeu hermit, tas ndbhsbeube %%erioueu,
tpelte il 2. @pnsreBbiitritt bon N~farplanb auasebo6en
porben iparen, aug beiBefigteu @rinben erinnirt tpurben:
SpIetb GEeaoer. /. gBarb, I'M MllitGrtienft; 9obn
O1iler, 2, gti6t6iirger; Sobu Sop6erf l, DO; S9eobcr
Mpnter, l, be-; $arl Geiner, l, 60; 3icbinion Chen, l.,
III ali; Sobn Brrpn, l, Do; SenrD u Sncrr, ] i'm Vli=
litGrtient; 8alentin D:et, 2, untaa9li9; 3bec Wfae1,
/, br; Sobn GEinter, l, re; @rnit Baum, ], yfibtbitrser;
Abam Semlan, l, boz; Setter Said, 2, DO. @eo8 6ab. 3,
&C. Sobn Barrett, L. Gelonp. Ibam gtfolRs. 2, I'm,
tauoli4: Sp6n 5ma, t6ur5, 2, NibtbarSer. 9pPn Jfais
ger, l, at ait. Setter MIiIer, l, &c. 2eni Gotre, /, MS
tau]lif. Saccb SObnion, 2,bo. 3atarias 9tiit, l, N!4t=
burger. Sciepb Samuel, 2, DO. I9art @earPart, l, I'M
tauslih, Spbn Sters, l, DO. GrnIt Sspp5, 2, jI alt.
Sacob I8etberfine, l. gEaro, untausli@; G6arles @af.
2. gBarb, Ni6ttitrger 0eois Gree on, 2. 0arb. 3u alt ;
Gibor0 WiliaiIs, l.. Marb, lntauSli6; @aipar Srpdn,
l, @arb, untaugIiG @ilidnl 0fcf, ]. N}arb, b.; 3bos
mas SoIt, /. GBart, bp.; anereip g.. Wiile, l. Barb,
bp.; Beruaro @ibnber, /. Warb, DO. Ioam Y~erbrDen,
/. Warr, untau9li3; 5Ciepb 0tCtIer. l. Warb, lu alt;
6enrp Senp, /. gBarb, iteGte einen Subitituten Gnbretp
%0titttrer, 2. Barb, 81 alt George S@eurnIarl, l. Warb.
Su alt; Trant Great, 2. Barb, Rittbiirser; @~ebaftian
Geefs, /. GBa,b, Hntau9li9 Ebpunas Mart8, /. Darb.
Nihtbirser Gbwarb SeninSer, z. 28art, I'M Vfarine@
bient; Wti6ael G9iSIer, 2. Warb, NiGtburSer ; Sobn
90. Qei1tamS, l. @artt untausli@; Ratrid McDSucr,
l. g8ars, untausIif @bam @eiiinser. i. Barb, 81 air.
Nobert GGtbtart,
RrofoSuiarl@a1 uut
grGibent se8 @inrcniruusszSpa
cSUnatban s. Chapman,
GinrclirungS4 Gp mAifGr.
pItes 1- 9. Nobert 9SGrb, -
(W2s2A) IrSt be8 Ginronirun9S=Bcarb