The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02

more than anything else to convince .
'orcign nations that the war is really
ut an end, and that the Union is to he
restored About $10,O00,O0O worth
Of confederate stores were captured at
Augusta, Ga, besides the powder
mills, arsenals, &c About 10000
bales of cotton and $4,000 in bullion
were also captured Several hundred
thousand dollars in specie, that Da-
Wis was attempting to get away with,
have also been secured since his arrest.
There was bread riot Mt Augusta be-
fore our troops occupied the place. 1t
was carried on principally by women,
and private as well as public property
was freely pillaged Rear Admiral /
Thatcher commanding mt Mobile, re- /
ports that Com. f. Farnaud, com
handing the rebel naval force, has
surrendered all his men and vessels Oh
the same terms as those granted to
Gen Dicl, Taylor The surrender
completed on the 9th, includes II
vessels. two c0mmod0ros and 1870 9th
en- officers st. Marks and Talahas
see, Florida, surrendered to our forces
ON the 9TH Col. Sprague has been
sent up hea river 10 confer Win NJ
by 9mth ABOUT tle SURRENDER o. nus
army, by invitation of Smith, which
looks as though he WAS not so much
disposed 10 hold ont as he tried to make
us believe If he concludes to fight it
out he viii soon have a chance,
Iof Neh' otee'e . army 10 NOUNS o"' ,''
leXas' ana sherman c"'"l,9 Sie ','9o
uldeied that way Gen N"n"J mas
tofoi0oeh an intercourse Voll'.i'e' ei'', u
or o.aer"'s'' "l'h 'lg country We. ~
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c'''7e' s'eA' eN0l'e'lie,'t A. UNITS wv
negro 'lo'Ps '"oic' ""'' NY ~ -
ploV 70 ihHlu't every tcooi sI,''ili ,,i !"
.ne cry IN Ie' e,se ior 'ii9 ~ / -
low massacre Inc Plo' was "''gos e =.
ca "u'l 'lie =" nl'e 'ioVP7 9'''''','u'' -
preventing inc negroes rom Tom c"i ''e
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p remains AZ Il''"na' "H"eI we ~,
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. vessel mas oeen 'o"Go 10 lilc ~ !
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/ men paiu on aho Pu' "suoie Aii'i
p were So many Ailed ola,eS N,7s'' J,
{ around lnte 'n7 o'out wal V'' no
care - So cur, ana ieI c'ie'i =
do"o'ess enneu loieNer' o"i ~
tied Ieoel PRISONERS were Iulo''9''t %
, iha"hsPoi'S' on -donuay' on ''Ni'lr
, the o"lh OF "les'ah-e' ana 4OO MOI
on l0esdaF'
Military 'i"''Vf''
Gen. Banks has been superseded a
IS ne" dreams py Oeil' oanoS' VINO va
It commune inc |ep''l t u, q 'iie - u
i nereai'el' "'u I.eii 2iei i,.''ii '''s',i''
IS tne command Oh 'ng oelaI .'ll0n' Ul w
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n are mixing 20 hea' 'le oreacn' IL
re quiIe ilNeiY however tliao tne pre-
IL sure on .he oeP"i1ni,ehO VIII comp
~ the Paoilcalioh Ga sherman repol
he so lhat lAe peoPie may Judge !
d. themselves 81 sherman > conoucl'
ob me coh8tessioiiai coni'nl'tGe on J.,
at eohuue' 81 'ne war mas IiiSn ., I'9
ut pors nila auJourne" zen oherin'
he was .he aS' Witness examined
m MonIay' ne s"t'sHe" INC commit