NO PICKETS OUT.--NO GUARDS ON.

From two things we knew the surrender had been made. The fact of the

announcement and the other fact--there had been no pickets out, no

guard on, since the 9th. But there had been no parading of a vanquished

foe to meet the gaze of a triumphant Army. Grant had saved them that

humiliation.

12th, 6 A.M., 15 miles, passed through Curville, and then on to

Farmville.

13th, 6 A.M., 17 miles, to near Burks Station, and went into camp.

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