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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
MEDIUM RESIDENCESWANT FOX I'M
''''' sLBFET' HAMILTON. No. 1877 Broadway.

ONE Brown Stone HOUSE. from block of
~ exh, unhn.brd for SALE Low 10 cougie,e thr rest.
ALBERT HAMlLf,k, No. ~ brcaivay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

EOR SALE-On Hudson River Railroad.
i within ~ ier' 81 deep voter sixty thiris.
LOTS fronting Eleventh ave-, VII ssory bricA BUILD
mo originally factoly aud uit blc or Lst manufacturing
purrase. in good order and usd VII
be sold blysia. eIchasedior oher propeIsy BENZ
DICT COLT, 10. ! fnest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
UNITED srA1rs PArgsr OFFIoK. !

WAsUSoros, May 3, 1905.
an TIE PETITION DE GEORGE I. COR
" DON of trookyn ~ " praying for the extension Of .
patent granted him. III. 9Th dy OF August 1881 ~.
Issue NO LO1l. for an iN RONEME NJ IN PRINTING
PEFssES for seven the expiration Of said ra,en
which takes p 9Th day OF August, 1863 Is rei
that the said petition BE- hoard at the Iaen Office, on MON
DAY the l1h day Of July next, at " O'Clock ard all per.
are notified appear and show If any they have
why ss.d petition ou,i not 70 be giined
Persons opposing the extension required 20 6e In the
Patent Oic. their Objections specially sci foth IN Whiting
Al Least w eny days before tho day Il hearns all testimony
fled bv either party he used at the eii must 10
taken And transmitted in accordance with tie raes Of the
Office which will be furnished on application
The testimony the will be closed the I'd day OF
July dispositions aud other papers esi upon t'ti
mony must b. filed In the office before the moaning VI
Ordered also that this notice be Published IN The Chronicle
Washington, ID. C, and Tribune Newiork, ~ T., once
week fof three 1--WE weeks the fret Of said publications
to Do least sixty da, previous to the day OF hesrng
ID. r. HOLLOWAY, Commissonrr OF Patents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
60 fet.
fonscs ano farms r0anteo.

UOUSE back in tho Country. WANTED,
II from June Is 10 September is. plain, comfortable
ou.. with Gstdso. than tour hourI tFevri ron
n Il. Address COUNTRY HOME. Inonhe ohc", " !.
M ANTED u RENT q small COTTAGE,
w about hour, ride from Ncwfors location ner we
,,., ,r,6rr.d Tor four or six months address. stating
p.rtcr ss c. II. T., No. rs Eas, Broadway Nrw'iofs
gI,HREE Adjoining LOTS WANTED near
< Ob.efvsloIy 4 ace Norkiile. .
AIBEKr HAMILTON. No. i3T Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
& sons GOLD MEDAL

= GRAND AND SQUARE PihfOS sro row eonsd.ssi
a., b,.t N FuIoy s,Ne is yu,rv hrvDs rc"i-rt no
6,.t p se Medal the Words Isnlll,a "a 'ofdnn -,
Is principal why lie 81 nway snpcto.
al others that Ito Fra Z, cJnro-ed - he lrstlcL
iAn ath-r and or sOn1l WHO invent all tlcf
avn improvements AMI uuJer whose peitopr s1pcrvon
.y,ry r.r OF the nitrmeut Ia Manufactured NaIufoo
,o, II end y FIST between Union Squ-s AL
IL, ins Place Nsw-iork.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-20
a ISL.ANDEGITY HOTEL
30 .ytssS s-A1A [fa0l ss1ha
& TRACY, Proppristess. Is.
Cornek Jsasnoa lA.ld lIllindk streets.s
Rock IslAnds & 41g % q

~ stossaaoJ ii sas4ss sieaiia 80 s1o1s o3sEeo-i
THIS sH0HSEeo is located popposite the
n Steamhnat banding, and only one squafe from
the railroad depot dt is the largest Hotel in the
city, and sits propsieto wip spare NO pains 70
please those who fayofsthen with a9call.aa aAsI
The, largest aud hest Hall Sthe city suitdbfe
4or ass Cancssts Dances Thsatricsi
ancs ssc.s &c. il connected with tkis house. asa
s NJ Baggage and passsngers conveyed TO and
from the house free Of charge * sHss ssah.s. ~70
aad Billiard Tables connected with the house.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-20

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81" so s,if sseiasy5 ysiaeaE.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

Rm F1eay.--Firrt quality is dull 1t eeso "a
. Cern heol mo sales have trnnspiref. City
~. and Brandywins nominal At tSto %
csAIn. : Receipt. and ssies a. the Corn n.
en..se hls nor. fng we're very light ard the
nefk kot ruled 1rmer. No transeo' ions in wheat
transpiree Ouefinau some 100 bushels cOrn
w.e leher, dry white brinsfnE 10 eenfa. nj
lenoW t1s 70 10 eenta, 400 -buahela OF tha
ln'ter e7mmandiug the eEtrems pitoa. Oats
were strons ~ % 10 5s esnts, v, ieht.
moEAssns I'VE have no a-ieu reportsd.
90 snd son,inu. previou. quotstloos,y ' ! Oaysd
TO 90 cents, English Island, 20 70 rs oents. 80
Porto Rico, IS 70 Is cents
PpovIsIors s-BafrelIed meat ia inactive .na
prices are unsettled. bacon sbouidsrs W.
quote At l1a11T cents, sides AZ f9sfek7 o.,,.
EugaT-oured hams at 3aa9l oents, bulE sAonir
defs Isalsk Q nts, sides iSk osnis. hans Al n
eente. Western lard In ibis At 1880 cent,
and Baltimore ienned. In hegs, at rs eents.
SUaARs There was lent inquiry to-day n,
All gra ,s, And In the absence Of Salss We
Cub. and =. J. oommon 10 good 70.
inning k....s...ss............ .........e 81 76aia.ss
Cuba and Z, l. CON. to go IrOssiy e sOIiT
prime to ehoi.s UOu "a SSsIa SSsIa g @
szLT.-ko Inquiry Tor invoices Of sack or
SEEDS Glover is moving slowly attl1.
lIas.- No inquiries for either varieties and
WHISKY There is more inquiry for ,hI,
a,tic 9, and the market shows some s,rengtL,
e2lb being demanded for city aud Ohio.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
JEFF. Davis Reaches
DanviIle in Safety.
He is A Accompanied by a Part
Of Hia Cabinet.
BRECKINRIDGE MISSING
JeG's Worldly Goods Packed in
Three Trunks,

Parties have arrived from DSnville within
our llnes, who report that the fugitive In
Surgent, JHT. DAVIS, arrived at Dsnyille
on Monday afternoon last, covered with
dust and perspirstlon. His only baggage
consisted Of three dilspIdSted trunks,
which looked hardly IT for a journey TO
Mexico.
Jsy. was accompanied by two or three
members Of his Cabinet, and the whole
party seemed TO be in an extremely de-
morallzed condition.
gBRlcKINRrDoE, the rebel Secretary Of
War, had not turned up and was not heard
from, although dlligent inquiries were
being made for him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
THE uaTIMATUM OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.

1 have constantly been, am now, and
shall continue ready.to receive any agent
whom he, Jefferson Davis or any other
influential person now resisting the ma
tiouAl authority, may Informally send TO
me with 1's VtsS Of SseVriag peace 10 ne people
Of oUR ONE COMMON -JUNTRY.
A. LINCOLN.
Three things are Indispensable, to wits
l. The restoration OF the national Au.
thority throughout all the States.
3. No rseedin0 by the Executive Of the
United States, on 1.S SLAVERY question, from
the position assumed thereon In the late
annual message TO Congress, and In pre-.
ceding documents.
s. No cessation Of hostillties short OF an
end of the war, and the disbAndIng Of all
forces hostile 10 the Government.
All propositions not inconsistent with
the above, will be considered and passed
upon In q spirit Of sincere liberallty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IEEiraefI Of letie-s from he Presidsn u >. p
BIstr, ST., and Secretary SsiSard.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
JOYFUL DEMONSTRATION AT
THE DEPARTMENT. - THE
PRESIDEN BERENADED.

The clerks Of the Treasury Department,
a. soon as they arrived at their desks thlS
morning, discontinued their lAbors and
assembled in the halls, cheering loudly and
calling upon the Secretary for speech,
Mr.. MoCuLLooH addressed them appro-
priAtely As did several officers Of the De-
partment, and they proceeded with the
band and banner OF the Treasury Guards
70 the PresIdent's house, playing Han to
the Chief, Hall Columbia, and other ma,
tlonAl alrs. ...
A crowd, numbering several thousand
was soon collected In front OF the White
House. The President being too Ill TO Hd-
dress them, Senator Yates appeared at q
window and made stirring speech.
The crowd then repaired 10 the War De-
pGrtmsnL Where . jubIlAtion Is going on
ns We go 10 press .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

FORTRESS MoSRoB, April s.--The steamer
Nevada arrived here to-day from Whining
ton, N. O. Military affairs In that vicinity
are perfectly quiet, and the city Is gradu-
ally resuming its former business-like
aspect. The stores were being rapidly re-
opened, aud everything indicates speedy
return 70 their homes OF those who ned at
the approach Of our tToops. Every steamer
which arrives from the South always
brings number Of refugees.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
Stoneman Destroys
the Last Railroad
Link.
The Rebel Gen. Johnston's
Army Cut Of.
Johnston Must Surrender
to Sherman.

Information has been received at Gen.
GRANr's Headquarters from scouts that
Gen. sToSEMAN has arrived with his col.
umn upon the railroad below Danville
and between Danville and Greensboro.
He will doubtless capture Greensboro o
cut the railroads around Il rendering
JoHNsoE's escape from SHERMAN impossi-
BILE.
It iS highly probable that JOHNSTON will
be compelled to surrender to SHERMAN as
LEE has 10 GRANT. II he attempts TO fight
SHERMAN he will be annihilated, and II Is
impossible for him to get away from him
"How are you, Southern Confederacy 2"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

SATURDAY, April y, 1850.
fPFioes eiOeR bfiOD rleJ~ 10 toOlesdle operations
Onlgs t1aless ottszlStss erDressedl
CoTPEE.-The stock OF Rio In frat hands
has been increased 20 ~ 800 bags BY the ar
rival Of the bark "LApwlng.n kOihiBg OF
Importance doing and the prices nominal At
20 10 2ik cents, gold.
FLoUG.-MAiket inactive and heavy. Sales
on Change con prinea 400 hhla. iAlF mixed
brands Howard street iuper A. %, and 800
bbla. Extra do. ct Se.26 TO 80 per bbl We 70.
super Cui Extra - 90 to lak, Shipplng Extra
% - TO ~, RstAlling EKtEa ee 90 FAMILY
80 80, ohio super % oos shipping hxtfN es2e,
kstaillng Extra eo % 70 $50, Family ~ 20,
brands Extra ol0 %, Baltimore Family ei1.00,
High grade Extra eiOoo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

In the midst OF our national successes,
and In view Of the surrender Of LHn and
his army, we take occasion 10 announce 10
our readers and the world that the
NATIONAL RIPUBnoAS will appear In =
new dress tomorrow.
We have no apology. TO make for this
surprise 10 our million ofreaders.
GoD AND LIBERTY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
SECOND EDITION
FOUR o,OLoOK. Pm.
RnrURu or rHn PRnsrDnNa.

RETURN OF THE PRnsIDENT.
The PRrsrDErT and Mrs. LIHooLN, and
their invited guests-MARouIs On OMAN
BRUH, Senator sUMHsR, Senator HARLAN,
wITE and DAUoHTnE, Attorney General
srrsD, and Judge oTTo, Assistant secre-
tary Of the Interior-anived in this city
about nine o'clock last evening from City
Point, which place they left on Saturday
.N-AN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
R,JOlcIngs in CIneInnati.

CINCINNATI, April 10th The news of
the surrender OF Lees army was received
about ten o'clock, and spread rapidly
throughout the. city.
Immense crowds oiled the streets, bon
flres were lit at every corner, reckets hlled
the air, and cannon was tired from all the
squares. The demonstrations continued all
night.
Governor Brough has appointed the 14th
instant for general thanksgiving.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

Ar lsttss relating 10 the subscription Of, or
advsrtising In, the REPuBLicAE should be adj
dressed 10 the publishers, 90 shove.
An letters or communications intended for
pubiieation. or In any way relating 70 the
editorial department Of the paper, should Be
addressed 10 the editor, ~ shove.
Businsss and other correspondents will
greatly oblige the Publishers and the Editor by
complying with the abovs suggestion.
To coRnKsPoHpEHTss-Ho notice can be
aken Of anonymous communication. what
ever 10 intended for Insertion must be Authon.
ieated By the name and address Of the wri.
sr-not necessarily for publication, but - q
guaranty OF lie good faith.
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected com
munioafiona.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
reported Evaoaation Of Raleigh

PHILADELPHIA, April lo.-The Colds.
boro' correspondent OF the Associated
Press, under date Of April 9th, stAtes that
rebel desertors and refugees report the
evacuation Of Raleigh.
There is no rebel force Of any account
between Goldsboro' and Raleigh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
t6JlLII

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.--0n Saturday
night, about hAlLpAst eleven O'Clock, tuo
negro men entered the store Of Vim A.
Reeney, on Nsw York avenue, between Fourth
and Fttth streets, and assaulted MS. RoensJ
behind the eoun'er, one OF them striking hsf
upon the head, knocking her sense eas. The
men then TanGaeked the store, takieg aWsy
with them sbout s28 worth Of tSb ,eoo AID
some other articles. Mrs. Reeusy lies 10 %
insensibls condition this morning. No aTrSII
have vet been made,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

FIRE IN oR0ETOwH.-Yesterday morn.
ing about enc o'e oeG . hTe broke out In the
blaoksmith shop OF Mr.. Vim T. DuyAll, on
washing on street., between Bridge and v Attf
streets. The n tmes gp,eA to the carpenter
ehsp OF m KaOwisH, Jr., and In . short tune
bnth shops were entirely consumed. The
franc building A1joining, Goeupied BY MI.
SeOtt, was partially destroyed. The building
was injured for elb0O. The whole los n sup
posed 10 be about two thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

the Hsrald perpetrates the following,
When JET. DAyls went down TO Georgia
last September no reported that two-thirds
OF the enlisted soldiers were absent with
out leave. He ls now supposed 70 be again
on the road 70 Georgia 70 report that the
other third arc gone
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
A GRAND NATIONAL SALUTE ORDERED.
Wan DIP AATMIET.
Destruction OF the Rebel Rams at
Riehmond.


Destruction OF the Rsbsl Rams at
Riehmond.
Rear Admiral PoRTnR, from the North At
lantIc Squadron, reports to the Navy Pc
partment under date OF April 5th, on board
U. 8. nag. ship Malvern. He says that after
he was satisfied that the rebels were about
to evacuhte Richmond he commenced re-
moving the obstructlons below Howett's
Battery, and In the course OF the night sue
ceeded iu getting . channel through and
removed the tOrpedoes. The gunboats
moved up 10 Drury's, where the obstruc-
tionS again presented bar to further pro-
gress.
On the 4th Of April he accompanied the
President up TO Richmond, where the Presl-
dent was received with the strongest ovI-
denccs Of Joy. He found that the rebel
rams and gunboats had been blown up
with the exception Of an Unfinished ram,
"TexaS," and = small tug gunboSt, the
Beaufort, mounted by one gun. The fol-
lowing is the list OF vessels destroyed The
Virginia, FlAg-shIp, four guns, iron clad !
Richmond, four guns Fredericksburg,
four guns NanSemond, two guns, wooden;
Hampton, two guns, wooden Roanoke,
kone gun, wooden Torpedo Tender. ..schrap-
mel, Tender Patrick Henry, School Ship.
Some of these vessels are In sight above
water mark, and will be raised.
l.oss OF ths Monitor AIIIwauhIs at Mo.
n n aS.o n. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
THE DAY WE UEEEBRArE.
REJOICINGS BY THE PEOPLE.
Popular Demonstrations at
the Executive Mansion.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
He Claims Dixie as q National Air.
HE PROMISES ANoTaER sPERoH
TO-NIGHT. zoe -
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
He Claims Dixie as q National Air.

WAahinaton IL iubilant, EVERYBODY in Tn
tox'eated with delight at the joyful news.
The merchants have closed their stores and
-,
the Wotkmen apd meehaniea nave Ntt ther
a.. -,
through The streets win bands OF music
baunsrs and eannon. fhe .ever.l Dsn.rt.
,iN-,'
mehu are closed and the ofiieera and clerks
are p,rt,eIp,,,nr an IN. 1.o.,.i ,nh,,...
.. 80
sevsrh popular d'mon'ua'ions have been
,,- -' " -
nAn'ion during the morning. The President
was engaged with sever al members of kis cab,.
- s..,,.. a.
~ ~Au ussi'"sa W fehpoho 70 the Two nEst
calls. But he could not resiut the thirs. made
.A..,. .,.
AoouihAii passeieven' hwas grand outpour-
Ing Of the peoplo. They wera aaoomp.ni.a hv
.n.,..,,.n, r.. 49,. 49,,
.' -. ', A'1,''' ~nien P'.yso nAn
'" inc 0hiei' fa1Hee poodis" and "Ameri.
PeOP'o J''"i"s IN Nno o's''er " snug
ing
an, ..,,.,,,, ,,,.o,.S
swiEr LAsD OF LiBrRTY,
Naheo sA"si 49,
The meehAn,cu and working men Of the
A. y.-i-,,, =. -. -
preaIdent with one hundred Vun, ared ,nm.-
uiately In 'front.' OF the mansion.
Ths Pre.,dent Al .bou. t,v.ive o,,,o.r =, "A.
e'Oe~ N'"ue
his appearances ~ the centre second story
,vlndow. and was reeeived In th. p,o.t .o,hn-
-
siAstic manner, the people waving their hats,
.,v,D.,D. thai, uuh,.,,.. a., a.. ,.,,-
' su1 'ho ia"ie'
waving their handkerohiofn.
wh.n anti. go. ,..,o,.8 a.. p..I,a.
'usn'
spoke ~ follows:
nm, p.,s,n,,,,s .u.-,
the rhAsipAHrb sfhhOH'
am verygreAtly r'j diced that an occasion
has occurred 40 pleaaurAblo that the n.onl.
...o, ..'.-.,S ,S-., ms psopis
esnuo' 'noss'es' 'LAughtsr ana
0hosr-J suPPSss arrangements are oeing
made tor formal demonstration tonight or to-
morrow niRht. (Crief of can't yait1 I,bau
have n re.nona. 4 .b.II h.v. no,hIn. a, -.
-. 40 ,-,S.,- A.. "a, -. .., osp
then ii "rio"o ~ All outoeiote' tLaus1ter.)
see YOU have a band of music with Won I
p,onosa Tor oIo.ip1 nm IN A Won v,Il h.v. ,h.,,
80 ~ "a. - -. ..,,,s a 49,, ~
alwava thou0ht a. WA Nha beak funa \ .va.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

THn pirate Manit IL said to be impris.
oned at Havana, ~ the suit Of George Il. .
Tyler, owner Of the Shooting Star, which
weasel MRfiit recently attempted 70 destroy,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

~ Massachusetts, Military btsvS
A0EHoY REmOVAL--On and after MONDA,t,
January lst, 1893, the MAaaAehusetts So. w..
Agenoy will occupy its new rooms In the ~, -
fiondt Inteutgencv building, second hOor,e
Massachusetts soldiers and eitiEeRs arc ~
vttod to call. .,r,.
Advice and assistance given without ehAis"
GARDINER TUFTS,
deo1I-tf Lieut.. Col. and state AgrIt-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

GRovrR's THEATRE Aladdin, or the
Wonderful Lamp.
FoRD's THEArRE-Laura Keene, In the
Miutnkes OF . Night.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

RoBBBRY.-Oh Sunday night burglar
entered the store Of MessrS. johnson \ RyniI,
corner Of l. street aud New Jersey AVsnUe
aud sto.e about 100 yards OF delaineaj 201 yAid'
Of sAlieoes, and about $40 yards Of eotioo, Va:
made.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
The R'JOIsIngs In PhuadSIPhIa
Kept Up.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-The rejoieings
here were kept up all night, and are still In
full blast. The firemsn, with their en-
gines and muAie, are paradlng the streets.
The Union League will fire salute at noon
Of 300 guns.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

The vital question in making up the nsxt
Kentucky Legislature viii be In regard TO
the Constitutional Amendment abollshlng
slavery,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
OEE. Grant HbTs AT TIE CONDITIONS.
f APnrI. O. 1856

5HsH
"hH' SAAHr Hhr' AT IN. eosp's'' ~.
o,r n r Ia, comms,1,no q So, 49,.
arrup.,, Won, no.e Of l,s, evenip0- In
replv 70 nina Of s.ms date. asltIng condI.
tIous ON which I viii aecsut the s1rrepder
~ the Armv NJ Noy,hsyn virginia IA iust
racoIv.d In rsnlv woula .sv th.t ns.ce
bs,no nv Ara, asa,rs ,bsre 4. bu, ope con.
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or.I,a.a o. ,.L,un ~ ,rn. .o.,n .g.,n.t
,hs oovsrnmsr, ~ The limited states until
prope,lv orcb.n0ed. viii meet Won. or
ds.igna,s of,,cer, 70 meet anv oft,cers Won
NAV mama for the s.me puruose. At apy
poInt agreeable To Won for the purpose of
arranging defpitelv The ,srms upou which
tho surrender Of the Army of Northern
v,ro,u,. Vii, bs ,ece,vsd. .... r.
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u.
Iu WANTS TO TALK ABOUT PnAcH.
$4,000 . ,nL ~ 49, :, iSso; so;,,
note OF Today, In answer 70 mine Of yes
oiuy' Wv nO' men. ~ Popo'o ~
surrender OF the Army OF Nortnern VIZ
ginia, but TO ask the terms OF your propo-
sition. To be frank, do not think the
emergency has arisen 70 call for tho sur
render Of this army, but a. the restoration
OF peace should be the sole object Of all, !
desire to know whether your proposals
would tend 10 that end. I cannot, there
fore, meet you with view TO surrender
the Army OF Northern Virginiai but as far
as your proposition may affect the Confed-
crate States forces under my command,
and tend 10 the restoration Of poace,
should be pleased 10 meet you at 10 q. m.
tomorrow, on the old stage road 10 Rich
mond, between the picket lines Of the two
armies. ...'
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
NJ R. z. LEE, General,
Lieut.. Gen. U. D. GRANT, Commanding
TInItsd Rt.tea ArmIea
GENERAL GRANT TELLS HIM THE ONLY WAY
TO GET IT. o,sx
Gsa. r.. 4. Lee, Commanding c. S.Ii
GsNlaAL. Your note Of Yesterday Is re-
celyed. AsIhsye no authority to treat on
the subIect of nance. the meetIn0 proposed
n, IN . m to.d.v couId Iesd N No vood
a., -,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

BurRIBg Of ths Harriet Ne Ford.
+. A. PARKER, Commander Of the Po.
tomAe Flotilla, reports 70 the Navy De
partment that when the gunboats got in
aIgkt 81 the Harriet De Ford she was In
names. She was burnt TO the water'S
edge. f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

THRFHnN hundred rebel prIsoners ar
rived at New York on Thursday, from Fort
Tess Monroe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

NorIcE.-7As Daily National Repubiiean @
AOp nuHished bV carriers 10 subsoribers IN Ass
city and GeorpdoiOn at anV cents per monfh.