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lowing important circular from the Post
ONCE Department:
PosT 0PFICE DEPARTMEEF,l
FIEAEoE OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1855.
sIR:-With view to bring into general
use stamped envelopes bearing requests for
the return of unclaimed letters, it is pro-
posed to furnish the same, with the names,
business and post office address of parties
printed in full, not exceeding four lines, ,
across the end of the envelope, inclLdin z
the request, without additional charge.
You are therefore authorized TO receive
orders for envelopes, of letter and official
sise, on which it is desired such requests
shall be printed, ct the prices named in
schedule of April Is, 1862 q
{ No order is 70 be taken on credit, except
ct your oWa risk, and in no csse for less
than one Thousand envelopes.
You will require orders 10 be given in
writing, and enclose the same to me, ac-
companied with a printed card, showing
the names of the parties and their post
office address, so as 70 prevent mistakes.
1t must be distinctly understood that the
printing will be uniformly according TO the
enclosed sample. r.
You will cause this notice to be made
known to the business community in your
vicinity, through the press or otherwise,
so far as the same can be done without
expense to the Department, as it is belieVed
that the provision made for returning un-
claimed letters, together with the low rates
at which these envelopes are furnished,
cannot fail to commend their use to all
whose correspondence is extensive.
The postage on stamped envelopes spoiled
in directing may be refunded in stamps by
. postmaster, if satisfied that they have
never been sent BY mail, and that the mis-
direction actually occurred at the place
where the redemption is claimed. In no
case is an envelope to be redeemed at the
post Office to which it is directed. POST
masters will take credit for the postage in
the account current at the end of each
quarter, and send the spoiled envelopes as
vouchers with q special letter to the Third
Assistant Postmaster General, separate
from the quarterly accounts.
Very respectfully,
A. N ZEvELY, .u-
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
E. CowLEs, Postmaster, Cleveland, Ohio.
"The price Of envelopes already printed will be
24 So per 900, letter size; official size SOS. 60
per 1,O0l. The postage amounts t. 80 per I,OOl
that the Of envelopes already printed is but
the PostmSlteT's loom in the Post Office building,
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CITY NEWS!

New Summer Shape French Bonnet
Frames, just received st Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. myIS
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DYE FEOURI RYE FLOURI-Fof
IL salsi lots TO suit, st Warehouse Of
SPh aARDazR BVRI , %.
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BUFFALO MAKKET--may 2s

BUkFAAO MAKAET--.MRy 29
IBX THLBGRAPH.l
FIOur-Dull and drnoping
Rheat-Ffrb, but dull No. Chicag1 spring
and Milwaukee he'd At 81 28aI 80; winter r d at
81 46i white Michigan 81 IS; amber dc 81 60
Corn ul. Beld AZ t3a56o Tor mixed.
Ralg-FiTm- Held At Soc; 4so aid, o arrive.
BaEiey-Quiet.
Rye Uu!et
Whfsky-Tull. OGsrsd ct 81 81. 81 95 bid
Canal FrelERts-TO New York, wheat l31Se;
cor Il1<e, cats ~.
Lake Imp0rts--Fiour2 q ,a2e, wheat s7lO4
bu. corn so,77E oats 6126 rye T,SOO
Canal FE EpOFts-Flour bbls; wheat "a
ITO bu. corn ss so. oats l2O7O, rye 1900.
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A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an sisotusl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, OF l64 second street, OIneinnAti, o 10.
takes gr at PIE sure In informing all who are suf
'ering with piles, that he used small qusntity OF
Or Etrickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected per-
msnet cure This seens TO bs the case with all
uho make uss Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
Manufactured at No Fast Fourth str st, Cincin-
natl, Ohi,, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton DuLham, Cleveland, O. myers
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saves hslf the soap and half the work Is
worth more than all the waAhlng machines ever
invented Fold bv Druggists and 6rocers. Ask
for LitlsEood's Washing crys,al. ". L. PORTER
Agent, lOI Banh street my1s:dGW
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TOLEDO MARKET..May p,

TOLEDO MA8AEf..sMay 22s
lsy Telegraph
Wheat-FAlr milling demand eales red Wa
baah ct 81 4Si uhite Michigan 81 90.
COEn-Dull a. &c for mlxsd.
Oafs-stesdy at 49,
com, 600 oats.
shiPmeDts--Whest $4,000 bu, corn 1900,
cas- is COZ.
PHTLADELFHIA hAHKET-May 22.
10y TslegraFh.I
Trade excs'slvely dtll. BIeadst is declined.
GoteOn-Quist s.
Rl0ur-But little export dsnand.
Nheat-Very duh. lIJf
CORn--Quiet W ff -..1.rs .a.r.s. % -
PetrOleRm-StsadY. r .
Whtsky-psu, salsa at "a lO92 Il =
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SEw TokK MARKE1-nay "a,

COtfOn-Firmer. Sales at Soc for midSiipg.
FtOur-Duli and diooping
Sales at So 1O96 70 for e1 ira state; s6 sOST %
extra roend hoop ohie; 81 tEg9 90 for trade
brAnd' d arket ocs'ng heavy.
Whtslky-FaVors buyers Sales at 81 90 for
WesteTa
wheat Dull, hssvF and dsei1ing Sales fair
winter red western At 81 50; prime d. 81 20.
Rye-Dun and nominal a
BarAey--nd b Icy salt a. let and nomInsI.
COrn-steaay With lair dem nd Sales a. 6s9
l4c TO- new mixed western; &c for choce do; no
SIC fer n feri r 10 priue western yellow
cats A, tivss e1cit d g. d 6a : higher. con-
siderable portion OF the sales were W. stern At asa
6oe % arrive aad on the sfot, c,osil g arm at &C.,
WOOa-Duu
Coffee Quiet and RFm.
BuElsr es 0nBa mescovado at 10aIi &c.
Molassea-t ulL- Cuba Mu coVado to-
p trOleum-Heavy and lower. sales at Sl5Io
for erudei 40 Tor hued IN NJ. CSC for DO ee.
fOrk- O2ensd hrmer end closed dull AID lower.
sa,es at s 266sz3 70 tor new mess elnuiuK at
Sl3 rs regu'ar WaYi 81 O61zI 80 ior 1884 do
cash And regular way, G. sng At ga 90 cash; $40
20 ior prim and Sl7 0o920 90 for prime mes
Also 4 75a bbls . so- Msy AVID June sell
lsrs and buyers option, at s22 as IS
EeeE-heavy- selss I, ,6Oa bbls 1t SO OORI4 o
for DIain Sl2 Oaais % rextra mess
Beef HHHls-Stssdy. saits at Sc OO02s 90.
CuG Heats Qui {. Sales at 13gI41<c for
shoulders; l59ifc T ham,.
Fsne0u-f ull and no ina.
Lard-Q Qui- {. Sales 81 q Sc.
Butfer-Qu'et at 19yle for Ohio, and 2093so
for STATE.
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NAL Notice.

Another case Newport Hats opened to-
dsy at Mrs. shaw's rooms.
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RBHOvAL.-on the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, I36 Bank street,
will be removed to I4l Superior street, un-
der the WeddsIl House, (ths store now Oc-
cupied by N. E. Crittenden,) therefore ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with a call,
to selsst from the fnest assortment Of Fur
nishing Goods Wtst of New York city,
mys MoTr 4 HAIeHT. 2
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b. An tber Case Of Victoria Caps ju rec iv'd
at Mrs Hutchins, IS Seneeas my2l.2l2
Wanted Three nrst-elass MilnreIs. at Ms.
Hutthins', IS ssners st. my2s:22
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MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository for ell Public Monies
and financial Agent Of the United states.
LOCAL NOTICES.

HudsOn's UnriVRlIed Tooth Paste doss
not operate epon the principle of securing DOES
powde ed pimlce- stone and puIveriz-d charcoal,
bas is oompound peculiar to it,ef, which accom-
PHI hes all il claims 10 perform fold by all Drug
gists. my2l:2l7
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PersOnaI.-lf Miss L. A. w., Dress is
in the city, she will find letter at this oee from
an old friend she corresp9nded viih two years ego,
and will obligs by sending her ad, rsFs 10 this ONCE
within eight dAj 5, to sAchen. myIs;19
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OHIOAGO MARgET-Hay -
rBv TeIe grarb

RIOur-Dul.
Wnesss-fir1 at openiDs, but closing weak at
81 2l,l 2I1S for no. i 81 lOsi u Tor No. 2.
COrn-LuIl. ssles al 55.67e for No l; 44aICo
for o.
OadH-Firm at 50c
HighWfnes-DuIl at s. so.
PrOVissOos-Yery dali Mess Pork So 90;
prime M 50 SIT 20
Freights Dull.
Receipts -FiOur, g 100 0bis; wheat Is 600 bu;
corn. l6tt0; Oass 8 O0i
shiPments-2,ooo bbls -FOUR $1,000 bu vheati
80 90 lOrn, 00,OiO Data
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~ Mnnnr IIarEet-Mnu aa

h. 7. MOaey Market-May es
lBY TELEaRAPH-l
EOney-Easy At s0s q ot., chief at the latter
rate
steFlanE Exehange-Firm and steady ct
lOa3<9llO for gold
Gold wi hout chang, openIng ct l3C5z, al.
yauoip to I3l1< and closing at IsI
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s,IOngsyiIl May 10th, 1875
mayII- lCeymoaAyV
|, DMINISTRATO TOV,s 0ATE

A DMIEI>TRATOB'S SSALE=In DUR
"A suznee Of an order granted By the Pr6bat,
Court OF Guy ahos a OOunA, OHIO. I siu offer for
ssie at public sueti0n, THURSDAY the STA dsv Of
yut 9, lsoo, at 10 o'clock A NJ upon the D euise-
the following described real estate situars in the
Oonnty Of tuyahoga and State Of Chic, 20 wit: On
lot %, 5trongssile township. one ana oue-forrth
acres, beetnuing onel cd and dye lnhs rcm the est
ne OF the brick house owned BY =. d. wing q a
,et south from the n ". oorner o. said hous-;
thencs N lZo Z. 10 rods and 20 liuks to take and
stonesi tbeace q RODS stake ana stones; tbeucs
north l1o r. rods lZ55 hoks to a stake and stones;
thsree % W y rvd' & sate aad stones; taen. s.
thence ~ n ds and liaks % iur pike; themes
5 = 8. IL rods AMI 81 H K 8; th-neo e Ie . s rodS
u links o pla5- Of beginniug
Appraised ~ $500.
Terms Of sele--UEe half on day o. sale, hsisues
IN one year vilh Interest, v "a interest payments
- Be secured b mortg'ge upon the prsnis-a sold
4oRkIs y. GALLUh
Atminiltrator Of William scoss, deceased.
strOBgsTlls, Nay 10, lte5. myu. .siestAsnAE
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE In pura
n suancs Of an order granted BY the Probate
OOHrt Of pryshoga County, Ohio, will odsr for
sale at public auction. Thu stay. the eighth
day ofJues, 1868, two O'Clock, r M, on the
premises, tbs fOllOUing al estate, situatein he
COuuty Of CuyahrgA, state vf Ohio, wis. part OF
Lof No. 81, commencing On tne east line OF said
lot, at the n. Fthwest corner Of Vinirg's and
(snowu a. the Bowen loi) thence s,utherIy on
lot nne Il D il strikes the norih nne OF T nafdvIs
land ttencs soutL erly on sid ia dy's se inc
10 aud former owned by I. Clark tbecce south
SA' "a west chaiBs; thsnce north Iss<S
aud west o ans links; thencs Wes.erly on sid
ClaTk's DOrth hne to Vlnia g's st ine; th.ucs
nort0erly para ell with frat menti. ned line 49 rods
hence caste iy parallel ~iih l-st me oned T,
CarA's nor,h line TO place 4 tegBning to contain
tnirty-tWo and nve thou and two hundred and
eight seven ton ih0usand rs acres of land b the
Same more or less but subject to all legal hghvays
AFprsis At ,ts7 Ten Of sale. o. { hi on
day OF sale balance in Cne year, with lot rest
81 kRIS GALLUP,
Administrator Of es ate OF John TarrV deceased
SuOngsyills, May 10Th, 1875
s.
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SUPERIoR FIsH1EG. By Robert D, Roosevelt.
New York: Carleton. 1855.
The writer of this book is just elected
President of the New York spOrtsmen's
Club. The book minutely describes the
beautiful scenery and wonderful trout
fishing of Lake Superior, which is now
almost a terra ineognita to Bportsmen. Full
directions are given for dressing flies with
American feathers, and chapter is devoted
to instructions in the gastrOnomy of the
woods, and another on the proper mode of
protecting fish, &c. It will prove timely
and interesting book to the sportsman as
well as to the general reader; for it is as
spicy and agreeable almost as Izaak Wal
toms " Complete Angler" ITSELF
For sale by Iugham & Bragg.
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card.

EDITOR LEADER: The material mistake of
your article in this mornings issue, relGt-
ing TO the accident on the Kinsmsn street
Railroad, are, L: Thst the driver (Whom
your account charges with having violently
pushed or throwsd the children off the car)
never touched or even saw them. 2. That
neither of the children, when the car start
ed, or afterwards, were on either of the
platforms or steps of the cars, or in it. The
facts are these: The conductor, who was
the first person st the car, saw the children
on one platform (the rear, think, } helped
them both off, and told them TO 90 away.
They ran round to the other end of the car
and got on to the steps, when he again saw
them, and sgain helped them of, and or
dered them away from the car. By this
time the passengers began to arrive, and at
least three of them took standing position
(the car being FULL on the front platform.
The car had not then started, nor had the
driver arrived with his team, nor were
the children on the steps or platform after
that. The accident undoubtedly occurred
in this way After they were put of the
second time, they got hold of the bar be-
tween the wheels on the outside of the car,
where they clung unbeknOwn to any one,
until the car got in motion, when they
dropped down, and the hind Whsel passed
over the legs of one and the toes of the
other. In corroboration Of this, the rear
wheel was spotted with blood, while not
particle, on the most minuts investigs-
ton, could be discovered by several gentle.
men who examined both wheels on that
side of the car.
Yours, &C., ".
Cleveland, May ed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEAY or MUSIC.
PBIOES or ADMISSION
Dress Circle sud Parquetss 50 oent1; Secured Sossl
70 Dress Circle, 70 cent?; Family Oirole 80 cents;
Gallery, 25 cents; Private Boxes, So and S.
Single ssats in Private Bo1es 81
Ee- OolOred persons VII, undsr no cIrcumstan.
css Be Ferm ted to occupy seats IN any other por-
don THE house, save the Gallery. Admission 25e,
Doors open at T. Curtain rises at g.
THE LATEST MOVE ny.
Second and last Tepr eutation Of Tsnnyson's great
Poem of 4 sUCH ARDEN
This (Tuss'af) s-eting May sd. 1865. VIII be
presented, the last tin e IN this city the drama
Iiz itiOn OF TenuJ sons celeb ,sted poem Of
ENOCH AR Es
annie .hl ne athua Schnler
AuOcu mr.. Lnaa. Pore
No other piec t. night
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
hoEOAT hvHE.EG, May %, ls65.
Reeeipts-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the 4s hOun ending At one O'Clock to-day were q
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aG=swhssatss-aad cream this svsaing,
at 8. ", GABREFFs. myIT;3l7
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iBT TELEsEAPa.i
FsOur-BDehsnged, with good demand. Sales
at 81 90 for No. I spring, 81 so fOr red winter;
IS IS for white; SO o. for Xxx.
WheaI-Duii. sa'ss winter red Indiana at
SIS
Other aTains nrminal-
railroad Freight nshRn -ed. Flour to
Albany ooc; 10 Ee- ork 7tc
Lake 1mpOrts s., IcO be wheat, 6, $40 pas
snipm. nfs sy Rail, $40 bols Hour, 40 bu
Whea go 6a Icy
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DRAINARD'S HALL, CLEvELASD.-
u FOR SIX MOTT LONsER,
Uommenaibg MONpAY May ga.
sIGNoR sLITZ
VIII sive away solid silver hunting cEseWaichsE,
(valre OF each SIo) b sides lsrgs number Of Sold
and Silver articles Grand Msioes ou Wsfra-d.T
and - tnrdas AfterUG na at ~ y. M myIq.slI
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- OltIBsnS wishing conveyance 70 eithsE Of thu
above Trains or Boats will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
door 10 the WAddeU Housa.
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vunovtaDt 10 BUstDe.s Wen.

Postmaster Cowles has received the fol-
lowing important circular from the Post
ONCE Department:
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FAIRY FINGERS. A Novel. By Anna Cora
Ritchie. New York: Carleton. 1855.
After s long interval, Mrs. Ritchie, Qste
Mrs. MoWEtt,) the celebrated actress and
Guthor of the "Auto- biography of an
Actress" has given the world another
touch of her quality in the authorship of
"Fsiry Fingers" book of fiction. The
scene Of the story is laid in France, and
Ghe artist attempts, with Aattering success,
the portrsiture of the habits, manners and
customs Of the people of that country. The
book will find many admiring readtc5.
Ingham & Bragg have it for sale.
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HOME FOR A FORTUNATE s'Ol

II MBN."-FOR SALE, situated IN the lesutiful
village Of PRinesville, Lake TO-, Ohio, o. lhe sane
Hit hcock an Paige, Lot Of sbo1t hsf an acre Of
land fronting on ths ''Grand River" and n -ee
Ffrests embrscinz the north end OF The gguare. 90
fhe property there i. one large l-in Eh House,
Eit1 srdsn. Fruit Tres, etc attacned, now rented
ior 8 rs per annum. also a email HOu quite new,
now occu pied ny thu uhdersi med, having conys-
pient B n Outbu ldings and Garden attached. The
above described properly is very finely situated. with
q beauti nj viev t. the rth and east cod water,
Convenient all the Chur ches, xceent schools,
and within three minutes WAX Of the buliness por-
fion Of the village.
Also a lot OF nearly ten a-res o. land, now under
roOd cultivation, Lining the vii age limits on the
Sonth On this land there is very hne spring Il
water, now stone up tEtnty-Ohe tset d ep, y hich
hss flowed or the last segan years, and can Ds
led = any COZ Of the luf Pers wishing to pur-
myl7:2is THOMAS NJ. SINE.
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Chn tlMh NUN AON ANOhO-
QOOsOOO in sums 70 suit-at the Old stand and
Well-knoWn NAGhEk'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites OF every kind viz: Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds Silver Ware, JeWelry. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods Pianos, MeiOdeOns, and all per-
nonal property and arclcs OF value the most sat-
isisctory terms Business strictly private. Estab-
h1heo l55l- MA variety Of unredeemed watch
q, y-welgy, Guns, etc-, or sale at bargains.
Odice-corner OF Water and Superior streets, cVeT
DAVIS Peixottos Clothing Store.
Oct2 J. q. W. WAGNER.
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Kew Books.

HUsE WORTHIEsToz. A Novel. By Mary
J. Holmes. New York: Carleton. 1885.
Mrs. Holmes has made herself widely
known BY the authorship of several novels
which have attained high favor with GER
tain classes Of readers. All such will be
delighted at the announcement Of still an
other work of fiction from her pen. 1t is
written in pleasant manner.
For sale By InghAm & Bragg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
GOodLaw.

The Legislature of Pennsylvania has
passed an act declaring that il any en-
ployee Of arailroad company shall violate
the rules Of such company, and, in cOnse-
quenee Of such violation, injury OF loss Of
life to passengers shall result, the offender
shall be Immediately arrested by the pros
ecutiug attorney of the city or county
whero the accident happens, and If found
guilty, shall be convicted Of misdemeanor,
and punished at tthe discretion Of the court
with imprisonment in the State Peniten-
tiary for five years and fine Of five thou
sand dollars. In addition to this criminal
prosecution, the offender and the railroad
company shall be alike liable for civi
damages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
current News Items,

Gen Alex MoCook, United States Volun'
,sers has been ordered to Helena, Arkssnsas
to commaod the post there
The Philadelphia navy yard sw'ndlers nave
been made to disgorge $7O,O0O.
Corn is selling at 6oy cents bushel IN
Terre Haute,
According to the New York Herald, cotton
will be twenty cents a pound before the emu
Of the coming summer.
Nc. George f. Bryant OF New Albany,
came near blowing up his entire hon'enO'u
bv carelessIy handling beuzine by cena'e'"gu'
He was severely burned in extinguish'ng 'ne
flames ,.-;., ,,ore seiy.
sd in and about Allegheny City, Pennsylvania
few days ago, for alleged fraud in returns
of profits on the part Of the propr'elors'
An Indian, who recently spent some 'me
in Washington. states, as the result OF h's OBJ
ssrya,iop. that barrel Of wbiskey contains
one thousand songs and Fifty fights
Poor Brigham Young is widower one
of his wives died on the 22d OF last mon'n
She was the handsomest Of all Brigham
wives, except six, ,ao,of
The late Duke Of Northumberland owne'
1862 800 acres Of land, He occupies out
small quantity of it now.
A lady in Hartford is building enor'n d
her own expense. L.;
A large number Of the merchants and ousl
ness men OF Memphis have just signed Pe''
ton to the President to declare Tennessee
no longer in insurreetiou, aud another to ID
Secretary of the Treasury, asking a rem'ss'o
of the tax on goods taken there from ioyf
States
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
Important Decision.

Chief Justice Chase has recently an
nounccd decision in the Supreme Court
of the United States, in a case concerning
a quantity of cotton captured in New Or
leans, by General Banks. The decision
covered the points that the State election
in Louisiana was void and of no effect,
and that the Presidents proclamation au-
thorizing one-tepth of the population of a
State to control the legislation of such
State, was also null and void.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
snrrnnder or GeneraI Lee.

The telegraph last night brought US the
news that without further fighting and for the
sake Of bringing about peace, General Lee
has surrendered the army Of Northern Flr'
rinia to General Grant The correspondence
on both sides which preceded the surrender
was digniGsd, considerate and soldlerly. The
sugpestion Of surrender--ior with becoming
delicacy, it was not deH'and-esme from
General Grant The terms gave parole to
all officers and men, leaving to the former
their side arms and baggage, aud guarantee
ing that neither men nor officers should be
disturbed by the United States author.
ities, upon condition Of their retiring to
their homes Peace negotiations have
been going on for some time, and now
Il Mr. Lincoln, casting of at last the radical
beliigerent and bloodthirsty Abohtton'sfs
who are for con6scation and determination
will begin in earnest, the work Of peace anc
settlement upon the terms of "the Constitution
as it is and the Union as it was we shall Sc
an end of the war during this summer. tou
! years ago he said IN his inaugural Dup
pose you go war, you cannot fight always
and when after much loss on both sides ant
NO GAIN ON ElrnER, you cease fighting, IN
identical old questions as to terms OF inter
course are again upon you" That tim
has almost arrived, and now (what "
should have had at frst) let negotiation ant
paciicaton be begun on the old terms Bu
il Mr.. Lincoln still allows himself to be con
troed by the vndictive and desolating Rad
icals of Abolitonism, and insists upon con
quest submission and subjugation, terrible
harrassiug and desolatiug warfare will still
go on for years. We trust that the recsntl!
expressed fears of General Schenck, Gov
ernor Brough and John A. Bingham, as t
, Mr. Lincoln, may be more than realized