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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-14
GREAT AND GLORIOUS
n E w S 2!
Lee and his Entire Ar
nv Surrendered ] !
oEEIcIAL ANNouNCEMENT!lI

IT can now be safely said THE
REBELLION IS CRUSHED
consummation that has been most
devoutly wished by every patriot in
the land. The glorious weeks work.
commencing on Sunday, I'd inst, with
the defeat of Lees army before
Richmond, closed yesterday (Sun-
day. 9th, with the surrender of the
supreme commander of the rebel
forces, with the entire Army Of
Northern Virginia, with all its arms
and war material. This virtually
ends the rebellion. The people are
everywhere wild with excitement,
and the ringing of bells, the peals
of artillery, fireworks, and bonfres
manifest their irrepressible joy
The following are the official des-
patches announcing the soul-cheer'
ing news:
WAR DEPARTMENT, April B.
Major General DiD:
A telegram from Gen. Grant, dated this
day at II o'clock noon, at Farnsville, l6
miles west of Burksville Station, says
that the enemy have been pushed from
the road toward Danville, and are now
pursued towards Lynchburg. and that he
is very -nfdent of receiving the sur
render of Lee and what remains of his
army. .-
(Signed) E. M. STANTON.
THE PRELISIINA RY CORRESPONDENCE.
Under date of April 7th Gen. Grant
addresses Gen. Lee, saying the last weeks
operations must satisfy him of the hope
lessness of further resistance on his part;
and to stop the useless effusion of blood
asks the surrender of the Army of North
ern Virginia. Lee, under same date, re-
plies asking for terms of surrender
Grant. under date of Sth responds, say
ing the officers and men must be disquall-
fed from a0ain taFin" ~ "'-'-~ "'"'--
the United States until regularly exs
changed. Lee answers, under same date
asking for conference for the purpose of
treating upon terms of peace. To this
proposition Grant replies as follows:
APRIL 9, 1865,
Gen. r. E. Lee, Commanding c. s. 4.
GENERAL:-Your note of yesterday is
received AS 1 have no authority to
treat on the subject of peace, the meet
ing proposed for 10 o'clock a. m to-day,
could lead to no good [ will state, how
ever, General, that am equally anxious
for peace with yourself, and the whole
North entertains the same feeling. The
terms upon which peace can be had are
well understood By the South laying
down their arms, they will hasten, to
most desirable extent, to save thousands
of human lives, and hundreds of mill
lions of property not yet destroyed. SIM
cerely hoping that all our difficulties may
be settled without the loss of another
life, subscribe myself, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen. U. s. A.
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XXVIIl.
NEAR GoLpsRoRo. N. O..

March 70, ID.
The fall of Charleston was nearly &C
incident with that OF Columbia.
the enemy evacuated the one t
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HoME AMusEMExrs

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PLAYS for Little Children.

TIE Com MILL-The children
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and move round, keeping time with
their lcet, as they sing:
The clsppers Of the corn-mii',
Move gently up and down;
Tie water gives them motion
Hars how sweet the sound.
(Ilere they drop each others hands
and eacl, one claps twice, singing ,
Cisp, clap, one, two,
Clsp, clap, ons, tvo, tsix timcs-)
This play teaches the children TO
measure time together. II should
always be done twice, once moving
10 the right, once TO the lett.
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Well to-day, Sick tomorrow.


Such il the exporter &C Of thcusands Few erjy
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dampsor too dry, or too variable But does he take
the proper eou' to fortity the Constitution and
ID Oily organs against the extrem mes and changes Of
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only nd sar such treat heat, or such
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Elegant Rebel Literature.

The recent letter of Beverly Tucker ato the
people OF thu United States, 2 through the col
umns Of the Montreal Gozette, which Cana
dian iuornal says"is more characteristic of
mailman than of ore conscious Of integrity
ana innocence" husApeaks of Joseph Holt:
THE Judge Advocate d uan-mank;nd
= oeg your pdrdon--d sgt~pa-.Iitfte nn;nois
yorgsoe the snsult-who iron his Safe ambush
delights to oelch forth The virA Of h;s somar sh
~ prosecutions upon those befs-. ,yhosa - nv
bic presence his bastard spirit wt,, %nose i no.
one whom the alphabet that spells H. quail
Squalidty and Blackguards, refuses ni ,a0'
to tell us who he Is, and Hyperbole Tor letters
ness Is an ellipsis for Holt" aean-
Upon this the Sherbrooke u. C.l Gozes.
says:
"The words In italics are borrowed, without
credit, from speech OF John Randolph, in tt e
U, >: Senate, duplicated 10 Henry Clay,-and
which led to duel between those two distin-
gushed Senators, about forty years SINCE IF
they had the merit of originality, they might
be considered particularly severe, but like
borrowed ,cst, they only render the borrower
contemplate"
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Precautions against Accidents.

The New York Tribune calls upon the au-
thorities to take measures to prevent the
blockading of the aisles of theatres during
performances Il is the custom at Nblo's, as
we'll as at other play houses, to gill the passa
gesoi the parqpett and dress circle with camp
stools, which are placed at the disposal OF late
corners for specific fee. Should an alarm
Of fire occur OF any. time when the theatre is
SO packed With spectators, nothing could pre-
vent the killing or manning of some persons
present.
3 The neevil practise obtains In other Cit
les and at other places than theatres. Lect
ure and concert rooms, and even churches are
sometimes packed in q fearful manner, with
the usual modes of egress all Distracted, SO
that in case of an alarm Of fire resslts the
most disastrous to life and limbs would te'
likely to follow. Fl sgsW .ms,ss 81. .4s,-
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Reception Of the l7th Maine.

A dispatch was received yesterday from Col
Mattocks, stating that his regiment would be
mustered out OF service at Washington to-day
and that they would arrive in Portland Friday
or Saturday. 4Fs7 r-5 "a
We learn that the City Government will
provide collation. for the soldiers on their
arrival, ana viii furnish music, tthe Band Of
the 18th U. S. IntansryJ Tor an escort to the
soldiers.
A meeting Of The past officers and privates
of the 18th, was held at room No 0 City Hall
last evening, for The purpose Of taking meas
ures to give a proper reception to their return
ing comrades. Col Thomas f. Roberts. presi-
ded. A committee was appointed to confer
with the City Government, aud to make all
necessary arrangements for an escort. Col.
Roberts, Lieut.. Boothby and Lieut.. Burn
ham were appointed this committee.
The meeting adjourned TO O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon at the same place, 10 which all
the past members of The 18th Maine and ali
others who wish to joia ia thu escort, are in
vited to attend
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influence upon such creatures as Booth. who
seams to have been as insensible to moral feel
ing as the bludgeon with which bully knocks
down his victim, or the pistol with which 70
plunged nation into mourning ? Wbsa -
jumped from the private box upon 'ne '.ass
In Ford's Theatre, after commi'fing 'n"s .e'
rible deed, brandthing koife anu $50
ing :, s..n,x
aIhave done it have done it SIC semps'
tyr0anis,' 1Tpif
~ A 10 mean by ~ hare DONE II, II
,,.d "avenged liberty that he naa
80, .sssqeance on the advocates OF CIVIL
'aA'm ..at he had 'scrushed the tyrant'"wltn
s i,nIets ?" Had Mr.. Cox, or Mr. Aiien' or
~, ~ Gould. been in that theatre, and heard
those ringing words, would either OF 'hem
needed to ask, ",ohdt does he mean what
dead has he done ?s Wouldn't Cox have
known that he had been taken at his word,
and that a fate as bloody as that Of the First
Charles" had overtaken him who had sheen
guilty OF greater offence ?" Wouldn't Al
len have known that Lincoln, who could not
be @pnt ont Of the way by the ballot had
been put aside BY the ''bplIet ?" Woul mi
Gould have understood that the "Jacobin'
had met sthe fate Of Murat and Robes
pierre ?" t
The Chicago Times, the leading Democratic
paper In the State. said 81
ssBooth sincerely believed he was Kidding tn,
earth of tyrant."
Perhaps be did think SO, and perhaps, there
fore, acting the part of Brutus ia Kidding
Rome Of Cesar, he is worthy of homage, ami
to have his portrait wreathed in eyergreel
aud hung up as an ornament in patriot par
lors,-but loyal people will ask, ,uhy di'
Booth regard Mr.. Lincoln as tyrant VIII
taught him so 10 regard free peoples chose
head Who educated him for his Work 0
blood And while they ask these question
| they will not fail to call to mind the true an
swers, nor will they soon forget them.
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EVERY me SHOULD USE
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER.

That splendid preparation for the hair which is
fast becoming so opuIar, and SO much inquired 70
No one who has cnce tried twill ever give up its
use
1t is vegetable Gomez nd and con'ai-s no in
furious properties whatever 1t will restore gray
hairse it's orig mai color iteNill rreyopt tie hair
from falling out; it causes the nr to gr on bad
heads: ii clea the scalp AM makes tie hair soft,
lustrcus and ken Itisa besutifu air dressie &.
1t is recommended and used By the first meoicaL
, thirty
: Be very particular to ask for Halls Vegetable
Sician Hair Remover, rs thereis worthless imi-
ia ion in the market. TEF 4 f~kgT ST
r.. p. HALL C CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Whole Agents in Portland W. F. Ph Hips and
H II. Hay, rlsold by Druggists ani Dealers gen.
orally. may154w