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The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
by him that there was a possibility of arriving at a satisfactory adjustment of the present unhappy difficulties by means of a military convention, and that if General Lee desired an interview on the subject it would not be declined, provided General Lee had authority to act. This communication was supposed to be the consequence oGeneral Lee had authority to act. This communication was supposed to be the consequence of the suggestion above referred to, and General Lee, according to instructions, wrote to General Grant, on the second of this month, proposing to meet him for conference on the subject, and stating that he was vested with the requisite authority. General Grant's reply stated that he had no authority to accede to the proposed confeGeneral Lee, according to instructions, wrote to General Grant, on the second of this month, proposing to meet him for conference on the subject, and stating that he was vested with the requisite authority. General Grant's reply stated that he had no authority to accede to the proposed conference; that his powers extended only to making a convention on subjects purely of a military character, and that General Ord could only have meant that an interview would not be refused on any subject on which he (General Grant) had the right to act. It thus appears, that neither with the Confederate authorities, nor the autho
The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
One thousand dollars Reward. --For the apprehension of my man, Norman, and his wife, Ellen, and Infant, who left my house, on Mayo street, on Wednesday night last, I will pay the above reward. Norman is about twenty-four years old; light brown color; about five feet nine inches high; wore whiskers, and was dressed in a grey suit. Ellen is of dark color, tall and likely, and took with her her infant child, and was dressed in a red and brown mouselin. N. M. Lee. [mh 10--4t]