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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
For the Advertiser.
The Final Result.

This expression has boon banded about so
much that it has become ono Of the vulgar say
ings Of noldescript class who hare done great
injury to tho Confodsracy~by thoir example. We
do not mean howcvor. to insiuuate that all men
who use these meaningless words, arc devoid Of
virtue and patriotism, but simply to affirm that,
under the charm of thsir fancied potency the
cause OF freedom has boen shamefully abandoned.
It is difficult to find miserable skulkcr from the
army,-a couardly wretch fearing exposure :and
ganpowdcr, and seeking refuge. from patriotic
duty BY collusion with aoms seoundrel, as cow
ardly and degraded as himself, who has sought
for him some cafe aad unintelfyiIIe appointment,
it ID difficult to find some so called prominent!
citizen, who obtains executive exemption or de-
tail by reason of alleged important duties at
home, but ,Ohose time is spent ia b-eakny the latrs
cf his eonntry,-in Femorakzing the youth by;
has conduct aud example, in the aellish rice Of
gambling-Lut all of phom salve their eir'conscienees
with tho wretchcd and fatal delusion of Che "Anal
result" as if ties rers not alec nccessary adiu-
rduts TO such result,
But where arc we now3 The grand army of
Northorn Virginia has surrendered; t:;o. whole
country is overruu, and in chaoctic confusion,
and the" final result" from present appearances,
seems to be subjugation and e1termination. The
idea then heretofore entertained of the fnal result
seems to have been q morbid delusion. The case
then is simply this Men Of EdSeGsld, unless you
come forth from your dens Of iniquity, in which,
despite Of your eoHnty' agony, .you daily con
grogats-unless you grid on the "sword Of tho
Lord and Of Gideon" your country will be the
portion of the invader, and your names tho .sy-
nonymc of eternal infamy.
We have essayed for 'cveral years TO illustrate
to our people, the blessings Of moral law, and tho
necessity of moral character in this plact; but
our words, like those of Israors Prophets in her
decline, have been unheedcd, and disr, gard.d.
And now that the cspsequenees Of the peoples
misconduct looms heavily upon thoir destiny, the
lonely character OF the Hermit, which through
all ricitstudes, has sought TO be 6f service to his
couhtrymen, and which, unoidcd, has, single
handed, breasted the corruptions Of the tircs,
failing to be Of service now rotros from he stage
of public exhortatiOp, and takes its final adieu
from this department of public duty in the beau
tiful and touching language Of the Psalmist,
Except The Lord Keep tie city, Tie Daichman
,raketh Iat in rain." Nr /,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
PERSONAL.

Lieut.. Col: Ben. NicuoLsos of the Hampton
Legion, who succeeded in cscapiog with two
com panies of bi, Regiment, just previous to tho
surrender, has reached his home near our town.
This gallant officer gives an interesting account
of matters and things connected with the late
stirring events in Virginia. Should fighting be
resumed at the end OF the arnistice, ke will ro-
port with his two Companies (both from Green
wiley atAugusta, Ga. He Informs US that Capt:
GUS Toarxlxs, of the Hampton Legion, was
parolcd, and is on his way b'nc nttl# head of
mis- Compeny--all Edgefield men.
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For the Advertiser.
For the Advertiser.
Casualties in Co. X, I'd 8. C. Art'l'ry.
CAMP NEAR SMlrHrIrLp, N. c.,


Casualties in Co. X, I'd 8. c. Art'l'ry.
CAMP NEAR smrnrrrLp, N. c.,
March oath, 1865.
Mn. EDITOR: Below you rill Gnd o correct list
of the casualties in Company X, I'd Regiment s..
G. Artillery, Capt P. D. WATERS commanding,
in the engagements Of the 18th aud 10Th:
On the 10th at AverysborO, N. Chilled: ::
Mono. Wounded: Private Strother, in leg
severely. Missing: q NJ spcarman, W "A stroth-
er, ] P Burnett, ] a Ccrley.
On tho 10Th, Mt Bontonsvile, N. c.-kil'ed /,
'serst G II Long. Wounded: Corpl G Berry, in
hand screrel.y; VIM orendcr, slight in breast; E
Attaway, in shoulder severely; Jacob Corley,
arm nmpuated; V L Crouch, in shoulder, slight;
Ell Hayird, IN thigh, soveroy;J J Havird,
side. slight; J r Hill, hand, severely; R S Nor
ris, thigh umputatcd Qcft in hands Of enemy; y
NJ J Pills, hip, mortnlly (sincc icsd;)' NJ 3 Per-
ry, thigh, q IN and hand scvcrry; NJ Mccar-
.y, side; slight; J S Malone, hand, painfully; A
Ripley, npkle, slight; X Rcnnes. thigh, slight
J. a. WATKINS,
Orderly Sorgt
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Mr Kcesc..

This intelligent and eslmublo gentleman, one
Of the proprietors of the Adrcrtiser, passed
through cur town last week on his way from tho
West. Tic is a veteran member Of The Army of
Tennessee, an,, has been dslnincd in Montgomery
by long ana painful illness. We are sorry to see
bim looking thin and worn down. NotTith."nd-
ing his feeble health howevrr. he will very shortly
rep.r. al Aegu4ta Cor duty He has The unani-
nous w.hos OF the Adeey,iser Corps Tor biz speedy
recovery end continued safety.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
President Davis and the Cabinet.

We would like to inform our readers where
:..ege gentlemen are and what they aro doing, but
we canpo:. Their nhereabOuts and dqiaes ore
sirondcd in MI .tsry uufathomablo 20 msrtnl ken.
We voull poi iusinuaie for a moment I,at Presi-
dentDAv1s is net in the right place ahd doing
the rish. thing; VIC believe he s. Wehonor and
trust him still, and bid tho opinion that he will
yet prove lin se!f TO bS what VIC thoaght him
when we placed Fin in tho Presidential chair.
The Angusia carsiiio,;onalist hears OF credita-
klo authority tl..S NJ. DAVIS and ths, cabinet
have retur.cd to Rieam2ad.to open negotiations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
Headquarters Post,

EDGEFIELD 8. e, April Z5th, 1909.
r. ALL Soldiers. in, this District belonging to
L. the Army of Northern Virginia who mado
their escape from the enemy, previous to tho late
surrender, aud who have already reached home,
or may do so, afer the publication Of this ordcr,
are'hereby ordered to report in person at this
Office, for the purpose of registering their names
and procuring papers to warrant their staying at
home until furthprsOrders.
II. All soldiers in this District who,, being cus
OF from their commands, are unable to reach tho
samo, as we'll as all those who have been paroled
by the enemy, are also hereby ordered to report
Mt this Once for registration.
i. ]. MOSS, Jr..
Lieut.. Commanding poss
Apr26 1t Is
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First i'ruits.

Caps. ErGgNg BURT, who never fOrscts his
fri.ndsand uo'ghhors, or who, Mt all cveuts, very
often remembers the ddrertiscT fra'erniiy, sen'
us, general days ago, basket of amazingly fine
Straw Observation-Disclosures ALDxSY-lnsciors and
thoroughly rirc. Doesn't that make your mouths
water? VOL it may! The strawberry isa great
bsrfy--s ana ! mas, Incompatible institution is =
sk;ifd and gYeetors he: :oli:urai:t like our ven
arsLlc hiea,,. ts;' Benr.
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Special Notice.

vHyHE-7th Regiment, 8. g. NJ. aro hereby Or
dered ta assemble at the Old Wells on Sat-
urday, the 2eth day of April inst, by D o'clock.
A. NJ, with arms and accoutrcments, whether
drawn, found, bought, or otherwise possessed CT
A Surgeon will be in attendance on that dag
to examine applicants on account of physical dis-
ability.
All Detailed Men or Exempts are required t"
show up their papers on that dny.
by order Of Governor A. g. Magrath.
A. JONES, Capt Co. a.
7th Regt. S. c. n.
49,. O., Ii Is
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Field and Staff.

Field and Staff.
i. d. DAVIS, Colonel.
T. A. HuDGENs, Lieut.. Colonel.
JAMES McCUrcHES, Major.
Co. Al. I. BIRD, Capt; W. n. Mccaslan,
LIST Lieut.; OttOway Henderson, 81 Lieut..
Co. &c. F. BURNS, Capt; Richard o'Ncal
lst Lieut.; W. H. r. Workman, I'd Lieut..
Co. Ca. p. BouKsIcur,, Capt; j. H. Huiot,
LIST Lieut.; W. A. Garrett, I'd Lieut.
ca. D.-J. C. WILLIAMS, Capt. VIM. Parkmas,
lst Lieut.; J. W. Rcarce, I'd Licnt.
Co. EFF. M. FARn, Capt; e. L. Blair, 1st
Lieut.; J. w. Pearson, ID Lieut..
Co.F.-J. A. TOWNSEND, Capt: J. F. Town
scad, lat Lieut.; L. NJ. Kcale, ID Lieut..
ca. f.--JoHS LroS, Capt; ]. c. Mccisnc, 1st
Lieut.; John Alien, Cd Lieut..
ca. I'D. J. GnlrrIrn, Capt; Lewis Shealy,
Let Lieut.; W. II. Scott, Cd bicut. :.
Ca. Nv. w. KIRKLAND, Capt; Nose, Wood,
1st Lieut.; F. E. Cooper, ed Lieut.
Co. K.-E. II. CoyAR, Capt; Q. T. Culbreath,
lst Lieut.; ". j. Smith, ID Lieut..
+. A. Townsend. Comm:ssnry Sergeant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
To Gen. L. E. Lee. Commanding Confederate

States Army:
received, ll:50 An. l propose the follow
ing terms: r lis Of all ot:icers and men
be made IN duplicate. 0ae copy TO ba re-
t.ins,d by an officer designated by me, the
othcr retained BY one you may designate.
Officers to give their individual parole not to
,..ke up arms against.i the Government OF the
Umttd State: unla pr>perly rxchang'd. Each
Goimmander or Regimen;al Commander tosign
10 BIS men. All ara,s, artillery, public prop
cry. to be s.ored or parked, and turned over
TO. an eiGcer designated by me. This will not
embrace side arms ofoficers and private ho-gss
OF baggage. This done, each man and officer
will be allowed to return 10 their homes, not
TO be disturbed by the United States author
ities SO long as they observe their paroles and
the lass 10 force where they may reside. ~
: Signed; aC. ). GRANT.
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Capture of Boothe and His Accom-.
piices. -

pucess
NEW YonK, April Is.
Itis reported that'J. Wilkes BootSe was cap.
turcd this morning. Tte story is that his horse
threw him and injured him soa ssssrely that. he
was obliged to take refuge in q house in Seyenth
street. :. .e,,,. >
from. evidence obtained, it tis deemed highly
probable that the man Who stabScd Seward was
John Smith, of Prince George Maryland,
wAsHlso7os, April Is.
/ A steamer arrived at this city from Baltimore
last evening stating that the assassins have all
been arrested. Bcothe was caught somewhere in
the vicinity of Baltimore, and the murdersra of
Mr.. Seward, two in number, wore also arrested,
locality not known.
Feeling Among the Yankee soldiers.
Fortress MONROE, April II.
The news of Lincoln'a death creates q pro-
found sensation among tie troops in Grants army.
If the war should continue, they threaten to take
no prisoners. -
al.
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GEN. ]. L. JOHNSTON.
rho Enemy Occupy Macon.

The enemy entered N coz al svycn o'clock
on the evening OF Aprii Gosh.
An armed guard only occupy the city to-
day.
4 Yankee operator i, in the telegraph
office.
Trc enemy ere respecting tbc arr,istice,
bu; no private busiu5s is permitted to pass
o.sr the line yet.
The eaemy are waiting Instruct iroTn
Gen. Sherman 5sforc any$lins further is
I,erriicd.
They hul tn: els = > esp.a-c3 place.
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+ HE ADVERTISER.
JAYrEs T. BACON, EDlToR.
WEDNESDAY, APR. &c, 1886.
Last. But Best (!

os this evening, Tuesday, 25th, the EthiOpi-'
ans will give their last Concert Aud fosthis oe-
cas;on they have reserved their very best pieces.
The novelties this evening will be overwhelming
They are anxious to place IN the hands of the Ia
lies cf the .soldisrs' Home around Five Thous:,
and Dollsr,; 90 don't fail them to night,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
rurtherffon. Washington.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
The ceremonies to-day wero very impressive.
Mr.: johnson received the oath Of Office as Prosi-
dent with the most profound grief. The city is
drapcd in mourning; all business, public and
private, is suspended; the people one and oil
move through the streets with tho most solemn,
aombre faces: intense feeling still prevails
throughout the country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
Shoe Found,

H2oUND in the vicinity Of Lofts P. O., about
ts tho last of March, and lefa at this ohiee
ladies' high quutcred Shoe-nbout No Ia siS"
The owner will please call, identity the said Shoe,
mud nav for this advertisement otherwise it wii.
be disposed of rs tho Law directs.
Anril 25 ~ 10
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BG Warlike preparations ore being m.de
in Canada, strengthening Notifications, es.nb-
fishing magazines and depot. at Montreal,
Quebec and other places Of defence, employ
ing thirty thousand lahorers
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The Armist1cc.

We are now in tho midst;ef an armistiee agreed
upon between Gen. JOHNSTON and sHERaAN, and
extending 10 81! tclliserenls now in the,fslth In
Gen JoBysroS's published order, the duration of
this armistce is Iot stated. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

Washington, April Is. J
Mcjor General Dir.
Abraham Lincoln died this n>r-f-s att~er;y-
two minutes after soven o'clock.
Mr.. Seward has rallied, and 1t Is hoped be may
tive.
Mr.. Frederick sevafd's condition is very criti.
cal
Mr.. Hansell, the messenger Of the State Depart
ncht, who was in attendance on Mr. Seward, died
to-day.
The wounds Of Major Seward arc not serious.
1t is now ascertained with reasonable certainty
that two assassina were engaged in the horrible
erime. Wilkes Booth being tho enc that shot tho
Fresidont-the other companion Of bis, whose
name is not knowp, but @hdsc description is so
clear that he can hardly escape.
It appears from o letter found in Booths trunk
that the murder was planned before the ,!th of
March, but fell through then, because the accom-.
plicc &c backed out until Richmond could be heard
FROM"
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IIsApa'ss Aax7 NoErnenN vlRclsla.
April {, 1895.
To Gen. Grant:

have received yo;ir letter Of this date,
Containing the terms af:he surrender Of ttc
Army # Nortnern Virginia as pr''posod hy
you. As they are the same as substantially
proposed in your letter Of the lS:h instant,
they are accepted. Twill proceed t, des:g-
nate Tie proper officers to carry tho stipu!a-
tions i;,to effect.
Respectfully, &c,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
Correspondence Bciween Gems. Lee
= < and Grant.

Lieut.. Gen. Z. S. Grant, Commanding U. S
Armies s
Ireceived yolr note on picket line this
morning, whitaer I had come to: meet you,
and ascertain definitely what term were en-
5raced in Jour proposition Of yesterday, with
reference to the surrender Of this army.
now request an interview in accordance with
the order contained in your note of yesterday
for hatpurpose.
Very respectfully, Jour oh't sesye,
.a - Il. z. LEE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
Latest News..l.incoln Dead.

Through the Kindness of friend EL1JtH STILL,
we are placed in possession Of a late Augusta pa
per, confirming tho les,h of. Lincoln, &c. SEC
news column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

ADJT & INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE,
April 18th, 1865.
GENERAL:
vEybe First, Second AMI, Third South Carolina
4 Regiments of Cavalry and Trcuholm's Bat
.talion, have been recently organized into u Brig
adc by the War Department, and. you appointed
to command it
Before on ,ering upon tho luty, the Adjutant
and Inspector Genersl, directs that you will pro-
coed to South Carolina aud visit such places in
tho State as may be necessary to collect the
belonging to said organization. ~
When thev have besn assembled, You will take
charge Of them and report, without delay, to Gen.
j. T.: Johnston for duty.
am General, very respectfully,
:. Your oiatficnt servant,
JOHN W. RELY, Maj. r"d Adi.
To Birg. Gen. NJ. L. Bonham, Greensboro, N. c.
cusIrEnyIaeE, S. c, April Is, 1865.
The men belonging to tho above commands.
now IN South Carolina, who cannot 60 forward
sooner, will meet ms at Union, c. H., on or bo-
fore the LIT May, prox., prepared to report as
above.
Tbo7e, not Of tho command, WHO have attained
the age Of l8, on sbt,ining the consent of the
Geuer oil comm anding Rsservs Forces, of'South
Carolina, will he received with the privilege Of
selecting their companies and regiments.
Capt Vim. f.. Nance, Assistant Adjutast Gcne-
raj, who is under ordd5s to report to Gen., John
ston, will net under my orders until shall join
General Johuston's army, under the above in
struc.ious of the Adjatan. and Inspector General.
All orders signed by him will he obeyed.
N. L. BaNHAbf,
Dig. Gen. P. A..C.s.
F. j. MOSES, Jry Lieut.. & E. o.
Apr. 26 IT , Is.
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Thc Monex Denartmcnt.

The Confederate States Treasury Department.
has been, We understand, located at Anderson,
s. C.
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Andrew Johnson Sworn in as Presi-
dent.
WASHINGTON, April Is.

WASHINGTON, April I5..
Vice President Andrew JOHNSON was sworn in
as President of the United States, at II o'clock
this merniug:
President johnson, at tSo!sc o'clock, called
meeting of his Cabinet, and told the different
Secretaries to continue the duties of their Offices,
and proposed arrangements fog the funeral of the
lato President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
Feeling Among the Yankee Soldiers
The Armistice.

GREENSBORO, April 70.
'sherman's order to his troops announces gen.
eral truce pending satisfactons of our agreement
between Gen. johnson himself and other officials
of high rank, which ho says will give peace to tho
whole country from the Potomac to the Rio
Grandc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
: victory in So.>,h Gal1iina.
srArrsaoHo, ir5ii 20, 1865.

SrArEsaoE0, APRIL ~, 1850.
ro Big. Gen. Fry:s
W. lave had hard i.h;ing for lbgee d iys
killing and wqand.n= many Of tiie cn:ny.
: dc is Wv rc!r==ting rapidly.
Sonic rolling s.oel: fell i:to l.is hands, bas
not much.
My 'oss is not hesv.y.
:. Tfe are still fighting
(Sigrcd) p. II. 3. IouNG.
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consolidation Of the 7th and 18th

On tho s.a April ines. the 7th and 18th Regi-
ms1 IS were consolidated, and will be known uu
the 7th s. C. Regiment. Wc present below,
through tho kindness of f5iesnd, the result of
the consolidation:
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CRapLEs.--" lin, D., who Lad becom,

CRapLEs--" Jim D., who lad become
a votary to Baccaus. re.ur. ed home one hight
in an intermediate atato of n~oziness-that
Is 10 say, lie was comfortably drunk, but per-
fcctly conscious Of lis unfortunate situation.
knowing tia. his wife vas a,lecp. he decided
to attempt gaining, Ills bed without G'sturb-
ing her, and, after runlina'ing a few .aomcts
on the MATTER lie thought if he could reach
the bed past and hold on TO that, while he
slipped Oh his apparel, the feat would De east
lyaceomplishetl Unfortunately 'orhis scheme,
a cradle stoodlin a direct line with the. bed
pos,, absut the middle Of the fl"r. OF course
when his shins caue in, c ;iac; with The
Aforesaid piece'of furniture, he pitched over
IT with perfect lo,senoss; aud, ai'ou gaining
m erect position. cro an equilibrium was ,es
tablishcd, he " ent over +. bacswar}s: in an
eu4aily summary manner. Again, he strug
gled to his feet, and Sell foremost over the
bower of infant happiness. At lengtt, With
.he fifth fall, bis patience became exhausted,
md the obstacle was yet to be overcome, In
desperation: he cried cut tj his sleeping part
rer: :,
,l,i..rr, in Ga, mama. hnm many cradles
Lay. v:n 50. ia tlis hnnsc?' have 'nmb'"'I
over five aIready, arl III lcdam;ned ii ile.2
isn't another.
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GENERAL OGpsRs,
~. q

..fter toar years ot ariuousssefSice. marx
co: -. ur.s:,scl.c l.ceuraSe and Dr,itu.lc. the
.a-aly ii .Sof4lserh Virginia has been ;comp".-
cd !" yicI'l.in oysrYhs sl:mpg aue' e'bsrsosad re-
nrct5n5: toll t,Ssbravc Survivors ut SO
maav h..ra f,,nght hattles'who bars remained
steaifs-t TO the last. that T havc consented to
this result fromgn6 distrGss of them. RNs
feeling lha; Salor aud devotion could accom-
plih nothing tbnteould. compensate. folc,thc
loss thai would sc attende1 the continuance
of the cortest,,T determined to avoid tbs
useless sacrifice of .thlse whose past SERVICES
have enssared them 70 their.
ythe terms of the agreement officers and
men can return to their homes and remain
until cxchfaged. You will take yin ron the
satisfaction that proceeds from theconscions
ness of dur faithfully. performed, a~l car
rrs,iy pray. ;hai nerciful God viii extend
10 vGn hi; BIS, slug an! protection.
Will uec .as!n- adrl;ratton Of Yaurconstar.
cy yasd d,votion 70 Your eonntry anfa gra.e-
Gl ror,eas,r,ncc at yGnr lind and gen.
er,Q. O., 81 tra.;..r: 70: rnyself bui yon.sn
st: - ;;4arewaH !,
RE LEE General.
Blowis . snacia' order rmhraripe Geo.
Grants order for the passage of pasolcd SOL
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The Armisti-ce,
GREENSBORO, April 20, 1866.

GREENSBORO, April 20, 1865.
Brig. Gcn.-I'ry:
General Order No Ii reads thu: tits arr
nouncedto the army that suspension Ct
hostilities has been agreed upon, pending ne
Gotiations between tie two Governments.
During its continuance the armies are t3
occupy their present position.
BY command Of
GES. j. T. ,ToussroS.
Archer Anderson, A. \. 6. >.
The arlnisrice aboy. disclosed applies TO
vour command snd the forces opposing you
Publish and communicate 10 the army.
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The bearer r. OF o-reg't o
pardfed prisoner OF the Army of Nor'h b
ern Virginia, has. permission to 50 70 his
hcme and there remain n',listn,bcf.
Lastly is. the fSrul'of tho parole Vi ponor
signed By commanding oiseers Of divisions
&c, in behalf Of the men in.thejr co:pE.and
lhls is taken from a copy vf unc sigued by
General Fi& Hugh LSeb
|, the unaersigyfd, commanding officer
oi-:lo for the within namel pri.oners Of
war b longi g tohhc army. Of Northern Fir-
giuia, who have heea this day surrenderea By
Gen R. Z. Lee, S. A.. commanding said
..irmy, tozj.ie'lt. Gen & S. Grant, command
ing'the armies oi tho United Ststcs hereby
give 10Y solemn pero!eof honor, that Inc with
III named sliall nor hereafter serve iu the az
mics of the Confederate States or in any
military capacity whatsser asains. the Un'ied
states Of America, or render aid to the enc.
lies Of the litter. Until properly exchanged
in snch manner rs shall be mu:us!y approy-
I'd by Tie respective ap;oli:es.
Done at Appomu' foy Court House, Va.
This 9th day Of April 1855. -
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4 Yankee ileetis being prepared at
wash s.toa fl,r European wrters 10 consist Of
II, nrx tf,,1 vessel; relieved iroln blockade
duty by recent occurrences.
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LATEST. NEWS.
Lincoln.s Death.

WAR QEPARTaESr,
Washin gton, April Is.
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Circular.

ADJ'T. 4 INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE,
April 18th, 1865.
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