Following the news of the various Confederate surrenders in the East, southern supporters Philip Henry Mulkey walked the streets of Eugene, Oregon shouting "Hurrah for Jeff Davis, and damn the man who won't" over and over. He was quickly arrested but just as swiftly a pro-Union lynch mob assembled.  Union militia transferred him to Fort Vancouver where he spent three months in custody.  He later sued for false arrest.  (By John Osborne) 

On the first day of the Grand Review,the Army of the Potomac marched through the capital city in bright and sunny weather. On an equally fine day, it was the turn of General William Sherman's army to parade. His 60,000 men took six hours to pass the reviewing stand, watched there by President Johnson, General Grant and a host of dignitaries. (By John Osborne)

On the first day of the Grand Review of the victorious Union armies, the Army of the Potomac marched through the capital city in bright and sunny weather. The army's 2nd and 5th Corps, along with the cavalry of General Sheridan made a remarkable sight as Sheridan's men alone took an hour to pass the reviewing stand.  On the stand were President Johnson, General Grant, and the Army of the Potomac commander, General Meade. (By John Osborne)