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April z, 1864.-Generot r. e. Lee,
Commanding G. s. A.-GENERAL: The
result Of the last week must convince you
|of the hopelessncss of further resistance
lon the part Of the Army of Northern
Virginia in this struggle. I feel that it
lis SO, and regard it as my duty to shift
from myself the responsibility of any
further effusion of blood, by asking of
you the surrender of that portion of the
|C. s. Army known as the Army of North
|ern Virginia.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
ssl u. s. GRANT,
ss Ligi Commanding Armies u. s.
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SOME Of tho tax gathercrs under the in
ternal revenue law appear to be making
la good thing of it. Senator Wilson says,
that collectors hold at present more than
Twenty millions. of dollars which should
|have been handed over 70 the Treasury,
but which they use for speculation in
lin whiskey and other commodities.
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{ Bsy Eleven millions Of dollars win be
required to pay of Sherman's army
The funds will be ready for delivery to
the paymasters about the middle or last
of next month. .a 81
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DKrRorr, April Business to- day
is entirely suspended throughout the State.
Tho demonstrations in this city are the
most enthusiastic ever known here AT
3 o'clock thousands of people assembled
on Campus Martins singing the "Star
Spangled Banner" and other patriotic
airs. Two hundred guns were fired by
order of tho military authorities to-night.
The city is most brilliantly illamina-
ted
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LATE NEWS.
wAsH1NGroN, April 1o.-The Navy
to-day receiyed the follow

Department to-day receiyed the follow
ing:
conMAsDASr's OrrIcE, NAVY Yam,
PESsAcohA, FLoRiDA, March 80,
70 Hon. Gideon Wells, Sec. Navy,
Brig. Gen. Asborth, commanding tho
Military Department Of West Florida.
has just informed me that Major General
steele, commanding the 18th army corn.
had met with decided success, having
on the 9th inst, the rebel Gem
|eral Clanton, who is mortaily wounded,
taking ESQ prisoners, surprised two rebel
mail trains at Eringdon. ten milesIaboqe
Pollard, on the Montgomery railroad, and
had torn; up and destroyed the railroad
j track at Evergreen and Pollard.
Major General Steele, az the last adS
3vices, was marching on Blakely, Fla.
Very respectfully, &c., -
s. }. U. ARMSTRONG,
Com. Commandant.
80 $50 q e -
sTHE FEELING OF THE PRESIDENT As no
PEAoE-THE ANTICIPATED COURSE or
THE BRITISH GoyFRNMENT, &c.
a New YORK, April 1.-THE CONNER.
Bcial's special says: The President makes
emo secret of his disposition to waive ey-
aerything but Union and omancipation.
sfor the sake OF restoring tranquility
W hen In hionmond ne arranged the out
Zine Tor tne return of virginia to the
a Union.
B Inc state Department has grounds to
Hoeiieve the brltisn 9oyernmenf will re-
woke the recognlslon OF the bolilgerent
Erights 60 the e.Cohiederacy,o on the receipt
Hof the fresidents prociamaflon closing
sports ana declaring the piockade ut an
Nend.
:,
y OAiRo, Aprh lo.-lhe War Bagle's
zfaducan special announces the completc
&route oi forrests army near Tuscaloosa,
&Aiabama, by WILSON'S cavalry force.--a
SNo datess or further particulars
4 Buford, with a small iorce, is reported
Snear Corinth. -
q The New Orleans cotton market on
& the 4th opened with fair demand af
Muller prices, Middlings 48, good ordi-
Enary 81. Sugar and melasses, fair sup
Sply and ne demand. No sales Of aour--
tchoiee extra Slo 25. - &,
New York, April 1l.--Gold 145 this
evening. q ~
-'-.--- ss,-., :
WASHINGTON, April II The procla-
kmation in reference to dosing the south
fern ports is IN accordance With the law
spassed early as 1861. 1t was then un-
hdefs1ood, however, that while foreign
Blde Of these ports, claim to exercise .ie-'
asal authority ever them as over other
Hports OF the United States, would not be
Hrespected. 1t IS believed that the time
mas come, however, when the United
Estates Government can ciaim to exercise
that legal authority ,'saF,y over al Its ports,
Mnelher piocAausd OF not, wnich i " pe:ong ses'ig
70 every ihaepenuents sovereign power
sumcieht number OF southern ports
4 are ieit open Tor legitimate trade, ana
N'nose now procialneus cioseu VIII, " Is
A4qeanwhiie' l blockade II, running is, likely,
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April 9, 1S65.-GENERAL: I received
your note of this morning on the picket
line, whittier had come to meet you,
and ascertain definitely what terms were
embraced in your proposition of yester-
day, with reference to the surrender Of
this army. l now request, an interview
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Correspondence Relative Thereto.
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lice Surrcnders to General
Grant.
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Lieut.. Gen. Cong U. S. A.

April s. 1865 I received
lat late hour your note of to-day, in an
|swer to mine of yesterday, / did moi
Intend to propose the surrender of the
Army of Northern Virginia, but to ask
1.-THE terms of your proposition. To be
frank, | do not think the emergency has
|arisen to call for the surrender, but as the
restoration of peace should be the sole
Iobject of all, desire to know whether
Iyour proposals would tend to that end
| can not, therefore, meet you with &
|view to surrender the Army of Northern
Virginia but as far as your proposition
|may effect the Confederate States Army
forces under my command, and tend te
1.-THE restoration of peace, I should be
pleased to meet you at 10 A. NJ. to-nor-
row, on the old Stage Road to Richmond
between the picket lines of the two ar
Imies. - x-g
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To Lieutenant General Grant.

April 9.-To General R. q. Lee, com
lntandiag G. s. A.-GENERAL Your note
lof yesterday is received. As / have nc
authority to treat on the subject of peace
the meeting proposed for 10 AN. to day
could do no good | will state, however,
General. that l am equally anxious fol
peace with yourself, and the whole North
|entertains the same feeling. The terms
upon which peace can be had are well
understood. By the South laying down
their arms they will hasten that most de-
|sirabls event, save thousands of human
Lives, and hundreds of millions of prop
|erty not yet destroyed. Sincerely hop
ling that our difficulties may be settled
without the. loss of another life, i sub
scribe myself, m -
sa Very respectfully, &C.,
ixaJ.sss u. s. GRANT, q,
Lieutenant General.
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sW-A few lines from Lieut.. Colonel
III. r. West, state that be was wounded
IN the fight at Rice's Station, nine miles
from Burk kesville, on the 9Th inst. by a
piece Of shell striking him in the knee
We know nothing.o of the severity of the
wound, except that the letter seems to
indicate that he is in hospital.
He writes but three lines, and says
nothing of the balance of the regiment
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April 8, 1866 General r. e. Lee,
c. S. A.-GENERAL: Your
note of last evening, in reply to mine of
same date, asking the conditions on which
4 will accept the surrender of the Army
|of Northern Virginia has been received.
In reply Twill say, that peace being my
first desire, there is but one condition l
insist upon, viz: That the men surren-
|dered shall be disqualified from taking
|up arms against the Government Of the
United States until properly exchanged
II will meet you, or designate officers to
meet any officers you may name, for the
purpose of arranging definitely the terms
upon which the surrender of the Army
|of Northern Virginia will be received.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
d u. S. GRANT,
-T;o,f Gop=sffo,r'r IT g
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Commanding Armies U. s.

April z, 1S65.--GENERAL: I have re-
ceived your note of this date. Though
not entirely of the opinion you express
of the hopelessness Of the further resis-
tance on the part of the Army of North
ern Virginia, reciprocate your desire tc
avoid useless effusion of blood, and
therefore, before considering your propo
sition, ask the terms you will offer on
condition of its surrender.
TSigned1 u. Il. LEE, General.
To Lieutenant General II. S.. Grant
Armies of United States.
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in accordance with the offer contained in
your letter of yesterday, for that pur-
pose. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
r. E. LEE, General.
To Lieutenant General Grant, com
|manding U. S. A.
April 9, 1se5.-Generaz r. E. Lee
Consn,dndiay c. S. A: Your note of thii
|date is but this moment, 11:50 A. NJ, re
lceived. In consequence of my having
passed from the Richmond and Lynch
burg road to the Farmville and Lynch
burg road, / am, at this writing, abou
flour miles west of Walters Church, an,
Twill push forward to the front for tn
purpose of meeting you. Notice sent t.
me on this road where you wish the in
terview to take place will meet me.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
~ u s. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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New YoRY, April 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says letters from
lHoldsbo.o, of the 7th, say Johnston was ,
Eretroating towards Virginia, attempting
Ito join Lee, and that Sherman was after
him.
A severe 6gbt took place in nFairfax
|county, Virginia,..by some troops sentout !,
Eby Lee after the evacuation Of Richmond,
land portion of our troops in that vicin-
|ity.s The rebels were defeated and dis
|persed. smtss essas ~ = s9saa Seei e,ss
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a union of hearts, union Of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes, union of lands,
The AMEIcAN UNION FOREVER E
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A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST THE SAM
TARY AND. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
New York, April 11.-Correspon-
,dcnce of the Tribune relates the sorrow
lful fact, that a sick soldier, in Newbern
Hospital, complained that it is only off,
|cers and doctors that are benefited by
|lninistrations of Sanitary aud Christian
|Commissions, and that whatever the poor
soldier received from these Commissions
Ithey had to pay for. -.
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Sunday morning, April, I'd, broke
upon Richmond calmly and pleasantly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

Atzsrott was deeply affected and cried
s---i--- --LiA-1-f nz- aaIanthA-en Min
lister. SEQ
Harold displayed considerable forfi-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
ioNEY-sIsFiai easy q 9s8 per cent
New York Markets.

81 New YoRK, July 6.
CoTToF-Activs and frmsr at 5Oc for Mid
dl ng.
FIoUR-5@Ioc better, with a large business,
at S5@e5 95 tor Extra state 50Gg6 90 for ROund
Hoop Ohio; s 6597 IS for Trade Brands market
closing steady.
Rye FLoUR--Quiet
wRIsB T--DaIIA and loEer, with sales Of West
WHEA1-Adyanced &c on Spring and s95c on
Winter, " I'll an active demand for export chip
ment.
RYE--Quist.
BARLEY-Dull; mar ket quiet. pa
C0RN-Active and 1Qg2c better.
0ATK-DuI at roc fer western. 81
OOFFEE-Active.
sUGAR-Activs and CHER; I45<c for Porte
Rico; II5s9l2ssc for Cuba muscoTado; Havana
M0LAssEs-DuIl.
wOoL-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Qaiets aud firm. 81
P0kK-H gher at % 5o9z6 IS for new Mess,
dosing at 20 G21z for cash; p 5o923 70 for IS
and "a dc 10 259I9 80 for Prtms, asa 20 009
90 so for Prime Mess.
BACoN-Dull.
Rn-Firm at l66l91zc. sitl
BUTTEk-Dull and Hncs ADgsd- $50 Z
nONEY-Quies aud easy 4Ge5 rer cant. s -
T STEEL1HG EXCHASGE-F8rm at os5<3
/ o91
GOLD-ses cely 20 nrn; openiag ct 1897. de-
Ginning to 1881. advancing TO 1895, aud Closing
OFT sToCKs-Mors active aud armsr: 10
4ns. coupons, s71z; sos, coupons lnew is ne,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
Railroad Items.

WLsHNGroS, July 6.-The Burling-
ton 4 Missouri Railroad Company Of
Iowa have filed in the Interior Depart
ment a map Of the survey and location
of the road from the Missouri river to
Fl. Kearney, Nebraska.
The Union Pacific Company have
also fled map of survey and location
for road west from Omaha for a
hundred, amiles, and from that point
designating the general route of the
line ola road lo7Ssit Lake City.
The Union Pacific, Eastern Division.
have also fled map, designating he
general line Of the route of q road from
Kansas City toihs one hundrsdth me-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
:. aRAvEI. BRfoK pt.sF ~ p fli 1S Sho0

EToEE IN THE IBE4RpEk, GALggLUs
"a MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
l-rrf e Esd AETER Z RINATIEG.fsar ~
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE.BLAD.
DIR ~ tA4AT aF RE T4E sb KIpsETs'
sTKANGULARY, AND BuRs IHG. or PAIHFUT
URINATIHG.
Fer thsss diseases Il is truly aKeVerelga remedy
and too much cannot be said IL is praise. 4 sin.
gle dose has been known 9seliSssths most urgent
Are you aroublsa With tAas itistrssslsg pAfh 10
the small Of the back and through TBS hipsf
tsaapoonfnl q day Of the Constituriop water viii
Eslisye you Ike magic. .tvsassf 80
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given Up the use Of buchu, eubsbs
and Juqipsr In the treatment 81 these diseases,
and only ass them fer the wAut Of better rsmsdy
s-- CONSTITUTIONS WATER
Has proved Itself equal 90 the tAsk that has de-
= - pIURETTos sic
Irritass and drsEch ths klaBsys and BY constant
| use produces chronic asgsnsrstson and confirmed
disease.
DYsMEHoRRR1EA, or PAIrFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND KfEEOKRHGIA, ~
Oh PRoFUsE FLowIHG.
Both diseases arising from Q faulty secretion OF
the menstrual fuid-iu. one case bes1g zoo littls
aud accompanied by severe pain, end the other
profuse sscrstion, which VIII be speedily cured
! By the. Constitution Water.
The Ldissasa known FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which IL the result Of the relaxation Of
the iigAments e the. organ, and is known By
4
back and aides, and at times accom- panied By sharp
-laneinating or shooting pains through the rarts
affected, Fl, In All cases, bs removed b. the ned
/ icine. - =.
There Ia anoths- class Of symptoms arising
! from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
hysicisns call EervousBess, which word covers
up much Ignorance. and IN nine cases out o.
l ten tbs doctors do not really know whether TIE
symptoms the disease the disease the - mp
toms We can only enumersse them here 4
speak more particularly Of cold feet, psi PiaA.lo1
I OF the keart, Impaired remory, Ess- InHnesss
asshss OF beat lgnguoE, lassit1ds, snd dnnsss OF
1 vision. go
h1 SUPPRESSED MEESTkJAIiOS-
which in the unmarried fs1nsle i Constant re-
currfuz 5tssaas and fhrough neglect the seeds Of
more grave ana dangerous maiadiss are the rsezit
| and a. raoufh altar month passes without an e.
! fort being nads 20 sssist Mature the supTrss.
go bscomez chrsuic, the patient gradually loses
/ har spzetifs the bowels are conzt5Pated, night
| sweafs come on, and Consumption finally ends her
eTror sale By all Druggists. Price 81. "a
- &c = Nm. II. GREGG co.. Proprieters
MORGAN 4 ALLIES, General Agents, 10. 4e
Cfin street, New York.
FOR szls in Chicago By FULLER FINCH
J.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

WASHINGTON, July 6.-In, accordance
with the findings aud sentences of the
Military Commissions, which President
johnson approved yesterday, David L.
Harold, Lewis Payne, Mrs. Mary Z.
-Snrratt, and Geo. "A. Aizerott,- are. to be
hung to morrow by, the proper military
authorities DIR. Mudd, Samuel Arnold
and o Laughlin are to be imprisoned
for life. Spanglsr is sentenced to six
years imprisonment at hard labor in the
penitentiary at Auburn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
CAR p ET
Department. =

On the second floor Of our whole.
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures.
Wall Paper, Table Linens. Cotton
and Linen sheetings. COrnices,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. ai
30 Call and see them, - I.
's.sEr JAQUEss, FRENCH q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

EosroN, Jnly 6.-Several thousand
men and women shook hands with or
otherwise saluted Admiral FaFragnt
and Gen. Anderson to-day,.in Fanuiel
Hall. The levee was quite informal
The steamer Fairbanks, from Savar
nah, with the 3Sth Massachusetts, ar
rived this evening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
cold market.

NEw YoRKg July Oh Gold is
decidedly ceasier, and speculative
movements are less active. Bears are
putin out no new options, and appear
to have covered thslr.shorts to very
large extent. Gold Is offered in abund-
ance, and demands for gold loans are
nominal, having declined &c. Quota
tons were 1899
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
ID

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
aud
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

Notes Of all the denominations nam d will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptlo.s.
The Notes Of tins Third Series are preci.ely
similar In form and privileges TO the seven-TAir
ties air Ady sold, except that the Govern asnt 70,
serves to Itself the option Of paying interest In
geld coin at per cent, instead OF 7 s.l0ths I'm
currency Subscribers will dedust the interest In
currency up % July 18th, at the time when thsy
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
thessven- Thirties will commence on thu LIST o
gaaf' aud viii he made promptly and oontinu.
ously aftsr that date
Inc slight change made In ths conditions Of
shis THIRD SERIES Affects Gully the matter Of
intsrest. The paymsAt In gold, II made, will be
-eqaivaeat to the currency Interest Of the higher
Inc return to specie payments, In ths event OF
winch only Will che option to pay lntsrcstin Eold
ee awaited Of, would reduce and squsllss price.
thai purchases made with six per cent. in Eold
would be fniiT equal to thoss made with seven ana
thrse- tsnths per cent in currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
heN offered By the GOvernm sut. and its superior
Advantages make It the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than s2so.foo. 600 OF the Loan authorized
ey Congress ara nov on the market. Tha
amount AZ the rate (which Il Is being absor ed,
will all be subscribed for within sIxty days,
when the notes viii undoubtedly command q pre-.
MUM, as has uniformly been tho case on closing
subscriptions to ether Loans.
In order that eisIEsas Of every town and section
Of The country may be aor ed facilities for taking
the Loan, tbs National Banks. State Banks aud
Private bankers thr ugheut THE country have
generally agreed 10 receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, In whom
they have coDhisRos, aud who only are TO be
responsible for the delivery Of the notA for hieh
III , receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
EuS'cuFrToE AeKHT,
No. HI4 south Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
80 suascnIPrtoEs WILL RECEIVED NJ THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK. ana the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BARK myas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

II Fr. LARAMIE, July GA column OF
the 9th Missouri light artillery, equipped
as cavalry, and the I2ih Missouri caval-
~, passed Columbus Nebraska, to day,
en- route to the lower river country to
cooperate with two other columns pre-
pairing TO march from Fort Laramie
against the hostile Indians -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
CINCINNATI Markets.

.heAfusrf 49, IL zo,,c,.v.-, 1n,v
FLoUB-Unehanged. but there IL rather a
hTmer feeling i'm the market for the higher gradeH
WHEAT--Has advanced to IS for Red ight
supply and good nand.
OATe-Advsnced to 64d65c 44t
{ WHIsKY-Qniet at %. EE
= MESS P0HK-Adyaucsd To 20 90. .-....-a
hulk MEATS-A vanced to 14dt5c for Shout
ders aud sides, though the advance is not fully
established; clear Bulk Sides h e st &c.
LARD-Country Lard sold 1t 1s14c and city
cannot be bouzh below 1876. st 7
BACON HAhs-Adyane-a 70 2os2ie for plain
and 25d26c for sugsr-cursd = 1l gl4
81" EGGs-Dsciined TO gle andduli. Id
GBOCkRIE3-Un Unchanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

SoSTRE HARBoR, n. Y, July g.
W hile the steamer Cherokes Was lying
at the wharf ct this place last nigst,
some unknown, person placed a keg Ct
powder near the furnace, when an ex-
plosion took place, blowing up the front
part of the deck and SCATTERING door
panels, but notfnjaripg the machinery.
She was able TO leave on time this
morning. No one was much injured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07

tude, and only asked for an interview
with his family = ,-------.---
Mrs. Surrzft was collected and asked
for Father. Walter to attend her last mo
ments.
Ex-Gov. Vance was released from the
Old Capitol prison to-day, to return
home, subject to the Presidents order
Secretary Stanton has so far recover
ed from his illness as to call on the
President to-day. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
the aYERK1EAfESI
.F4ct IL 44 Ell LI6ATe1
TELEGR1 "A PEI.
OQImperGAnk Order.

0bNbImPeraAnk Order.
WAsHISGroS, July 6-The following
important order has Just been issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Office,
oHes4a Washington, July 5, l865.shJJ
TO Maj. Gen. ". s. Hancock Com
manding Middle District, flashing
!, Ton: ,..-..- '-4.~
=" WHERE1s, the Military Commission
appointed 10 Paragraph No. 4, Special
Orders No oil, dated War Department,
Adjutant Generals Office, May 9, 1865,
of which Maj Gen. d. Hunter, United
States Volunteers, is President, the fol-
lowing persons were tried and sentenced
as hereinafter stated as follows:
/. David E. Harold: Finding. - OF the
specification guilty, except combining,
confederating and conspiring with Ed
ward Spangler, TO which part thereof n e
guilty. Of the charge, guilty, except the
woros of the charge combined and con
spired aud confederated with Edward
Spangler, to which part Of the charge
not guilty.
Sentence-And the Commission sen.
teuced him, said David E Harold,
to be hing by the neck until dead,
at such tins and place as the Pres
ident Of the United States sball
direct; two-thirds Of the Commis-
sion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN Ian
2 Geo. A. Aizerott: Finding-Of the
specification, Guilty, except combining,
collaborating, and conspiring with Ed
ward SpAngler; of this Not Guilty f,
Sentence-And the Commi, sion do
therefore sentence him, the said George
A Atzerott, to be hung by the neck uns
til he is dead, at such tune and place as
the President of the United States may
direct; two thirds of the members of the
Commission concurring therein.
3. Lewis Payne: Finding -Of the
specification, Guilty, except combining,
confeGerating, and conspiring with Ed
ward Spangler; of this Not Guilty
Sentence-And the Commission do,
therefore sentence him, the said Lewis
Payne. to be hung BY the neck until be
is dead, at such time and place as the
President of the United States may
direct; two.thirds of the members con-
curing therein. 41u.
4. Mary E. Surratt: Finding-Of the
specification, Guilty, except as to re-
ceiving, entertaining, harboring, and
concealing Samuel Arnold aud Michael
O'Laughhn, and except as to bining,
confederating, and conspiring with Ed.
ward Spangler; of this Not Guilty.
Sentence-And the Commission do
therefore sentence that she, the said
Mary E. Surratt, be hung by the neck
until she be dead; two-thirds of the
members Of the Commission concurring
therein. 4ssaa ~ .alsp'es
AND WHEREAs, The President Of the
United States has approved the forego-
ing sentence in the following order: :,