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nounced as the contamination Of treason.
AS in 1861, when at the extra session. Mr..
Vallandighsm first spoke and moved for
peace and negotiation, so even in 1864,
the bloody and demoniac cry went forth,
"No compromise with traitors in arms. :"
But Time does his work slowly, il may
be. yet surely. To-day Lees army con
fronts Grant defiantly on the James, and
the Confederate President, Cabinet and
Congress, sit quietly within sound of the
Federal cannon, and pass and sign bills
providing for still more desperate resist
ance than ever. And yet, at this moment,
Lincoln and Scward--grecn "butternuts," 1"
neophyte "copperheads," newly hcdged
'pesce sneaks, "--.go out half way to
meet the Commissioners inst appointed by
the rebel chieitain, Jefferson Davis We
do not taunt these men. By no means.
ltengaged in mere game Of diplomacy
1t is confession which "four years of
iaiIure"--of fiuitless expenditure of blood
and treasure, with debt and taxation,
and the prospect, nay the certainty of four
years moIe. have wrung from them If
siucero, their moral courage exhibited in
the act and the confession, demand. even
at this late day, honor and praise. Hence
forth, let every friend of peace rejoice.
The Chicago nominee was defeated, but
the Chicago platform has triumphed
Pardon us if we rejoice "with Joy un-
speakable" over this magnificent vindica-
ton, and with hope for the happiest re-
suits in the future--5efore foreign inter
Vention shall make il too late.
We have said that the present efforts
will probably fail. If abolition" be the
Federal ultmatum, they certainly will.
Whoever believes that the Southern States
will return upon condition of giving up
slavery, is fit only for mn asylum for the
insane. For European alliance they would |
they will, il need be, abolish it, but as
basis Of reunion, neUsr. Independence
and the "Monroe Doctrine" probably they
wond accept; but the Administration
has not yet reached that point, and too
late will see both independence and inter-
yention-though independence and the
Joint enforcement of that "Mouroe Doc
trine," would necessarily lead to ''recon-
more or less complete. Think
of consolidated American Army COM
by Lee and Sherman, Beauregard
and Grant. J oe johnson and Thomas, to
il Ii we had now great
statesmen to lead, great results would fol-
low, and crowned heads be taught a les
son ever memorable in history. But the
gods have willed us to be lost, and we are
mad. The first sound which salutes the
ears of the Southern Commissioners is the
fanatic yell of Abolitionism over the CON
stitutional amendment-Jr Jrutuna Jalmen-
which pretends to condemn slavery to de-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
Important Amendments 90 ihe
COnSCrlptlOn 1RIIl.

The new Conscrpiion Bill, reported by the
Military Committee in the Senate Of the
United States has two important changes oi
the present law. Ftst, it admits the selec
ton OF substitutes from those who are liable
TO draft themselves At present this is not
the case. This throws open much wider
Held to the election Of substitutes Second II
a man deserts, the balance Of bis time ia to
be credited against the city or town from
which he enlisted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
The LX1mg TeIegrnnh

The telegraph, which only week ago as
serted that the Confederates would not make
peace on any terms which could be accepted
with honor by the Federal Government, now
asserts with equal falsehood that Mr. steph
ems and his colleagues are instructed to make
peace on any terms which the Federal Gov
ernment may offer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

temp, at negotiation for peace should fail 1t
would be the most wonderful thing that ever
occurred, II amatier so complicated and grown
to be 10 difficult, should be adjusted with
ont much time and discussion.
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Srtp aobrrtlscmrnts.
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I the extraordinary HEALING PROPERTIES o
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Call and get pamphlet, and read the remarkabls
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
JOHN VENUS' .ESTATE

NToTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualifedas dniinisTa-
tor on the estate Of John Venus, deceased. tl,t
November 20, 1864. HARVEY VHNIR
nOV2o-VaW IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
From the Cineinnat Gazette
WASHINGTON, February

INCREASED HOPES OF PEACE
The peace movement has at last assumed
so definite shape that expectations of a
speedy peace begin to prevail among promi.
nent public men, who knew ;hat il was possi-
Bile that We could have peace before the 4lh
OF March Prominent Congressmen are even
more positive in their hopes
OPINIONS IN THE CABINET
There has been no meeting Of the Cabinet
however, on the subject, and it is believed
that the President has consulted no member
Of the Cabinet excepting Mr.. Seward. Secre
tary Stanton has, within twenty-iour hours,
expressed his regret NJ tho Presidents visit TO
Fortress Manroe, and Secretary Fassenden
is currently quoted as entertaining the same
feeling, Most il not all of the other mem
bera are non-eommttal Mr. Blair is quoted
as having predicted that Lincoln, Grant and
Seward would be face TO face with DAVIS aud
Lee within a week, and that peace would be
the result
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

ENOy RENT-1he rooms at No. IO7 Main street, the
L. office OF the late Mayor, ARE for rent on Gyorahl,
terms to permanent tenant. Apply to
lAild3 THOMAS o, LOWE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
OPINIONS IN THE CABINET.
The BifIerness OF the RadIcaIs

The bitterness Of the Radicals against
Lincoln for the entertaining Of peace over
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
Tn. san,s.rr cemml..lsa.

DR.. J. FosrER JESKIHs having resigned
hs ofics Of General Secretary of the United
States Sanitary Commission, JoHS 8. BLAfcH-
BoRb. Of Boston, Is his successor.
Ths supply service Of the cOmmisaiOn is
rapidly drawing 10 close. though there 70
mains much TO be done within thu approach
ing two months for the relief and comfort Of
our armies a. they return from the field Of
their glorious but exhausling service. A
depot Of supplies has already been sstab-
lished at Alexandria, where the armies Of
Sherman and Meade already begin 10 rem
devious, preparatory TO their discharge, and
the work Of the Commission at this point Is
being thoroughly organised for its brief but
Important service. Its special reief work
win be largely increased and extendod
throughout the country, with the view 10 n.
cilitAtb the return of discharged soldiers 70
their homes and 70 their former occupations
and relations In civil life Prompt measures
are being taken 10 extend also the benefits Of
its army nnd naval -olaim agency 70 every
Important point throughout the country, se-
curing the adjustment OF all claims against
the Government without charge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17


GroRoE LUNf has dissolyed his connection
with the Boston oourisr, and the Boston courisr
has dissolved ~ sonncsiiea Sish ossEEs Lana
Mr.. cHARpns A., WAsnauRs. our minister
% Paraguay, ana I insmbsf of distineuishsa
family. insindins osnsrai washhnrn, senator
washburn, and Rx-ooysrnor washburn, Of
Maine, was mAffiad u New York On fhuIsdAy,
the liih Inst, 70 Ms. sAilio cGlherins. dauehtsf
of Rrederiek cIovsland. K.q Of Rsadins, p.
EBJAH PRnnY, Who was committed as the
murderer of Geo hssfs, IN Rrahtfort, hsine. last
week. has made dIselo,urs that bic brother, se,h
Perry, was ths murdersr, with tpariisniars,
Nbersupoa esth Perry was ARRESTED aud 4 IL
jan awaiting exAlainaflon. ~
GENEnAA 0kkns, in company with his
wifo and family, arrived In touH iayt evening On
. special train from Philadelphia.
GEsEHkL PnfL snERIpAN, Major General
Custer, and General harlow arc ., wiilArd's.
HoS. aKoRon BAScRoYT has written 4
paper on ''rhs Place of Abraham LineolA Ia his
tory, which Will appear in The Iuns nnmber q
the Atlantic MonfhIJ ~
Gen. FRsxoss has purchased the elegant
mansion Of Gen. Jas. wGrsos wnss, On the
plank road, three mile, below sing sing, n. r.,
and intends 70 make II HE permanent residsnss.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer Nieht-
ingAle brings Havana dates TO the ilth and
Key West on the 18th.
The rebel ram etonewall arrived At HAVANA
on the 1lth. II was said the Governmeut
uould not be allowed 10 discharge or take
on board any men or ammunition, and only
sufficient coal 10 take her 10 sea; and that
II the Captain Gsnsral had orders 70. that
effect he would do Il willingly. No report
Of his having DESTROYED any vessels on the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
rhs Y.lIo,r Frr.r Pl.,.

The Bermuda Advoeafs gives full account
Ofthe examinAtion ofone Of pr. .yBLAoksuHs's
confsderatss in the hendish plot 70 destroy
the people Of New York and other Northern
cities BY means Of feIO,hing Infected with ysl-
low fever. DR.. BIAcKB6nn had packed
several trunks with clothing takeh from per.
sons who had died Of this terrible disease,
and left them with Mr. swAs, . resident Of
St. Georges, TO be shipped At q htting Oppor-
tunity to New York The Board Of Health
Of that town getting wind Of shis, caused the
arrest Of svAS. The trunls were found on
his premises, and rigid examination dis
closed the whole plot. swAH was remapdsd
far trial ~"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17


Artfangs sort Of person, named Sophia
9lhenss died few days ago AZ Oambridge,
cut In Gaernssy county, Ohio. II was always
uuppossd thai the person in question was
female, and for twenty Ave years the public
remained In Ignorance Of the fAet that the
wopld-bs woman was In reality man. Not
until amer death was the deception discov-
erred. During all that time the man has
drssssd AZ woman, associatUd with women,
and had been employed a. sueh In doing all
Eorts Of rough house work from place 10
place. Exchange Paper.
JEfp- DAVIS, smother "strangs sort Of
porson.p has passed. through the war of the
rebellion In the guiue Of = mani AndnOt until
Dis tor heE1 wcmanly foars Of being saptared
impellsd her (or hlm) TO don the psstieoaI
wns ths iaei uSsslsd that JEST. was and,E
On % ola oounn. y
GAnpsKH The photographer, hAs. by tn
cay. phoiegEaphsd J. p,, q hs nppsired n
bis female tsgssry, "huplsd down " BY ih'
SsIanslsss myrnidons Of UHcLslsAM Il Il
"a exact porteiI Of JESS. . fes, and ths
Whols picture 4 vsu rich
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

DAVIS DsoBnYED Br JoHSsfos The
Richmond RspuAie says that whom General
GRAST arrived at Raleigh, and ths only
terms upon which the surrender Of JoHS.
sroN's army would be AoOePed were made
known to the latter, JETT. Davis com.
manded him not to unsndsri to disband his
infantry, spike his cannon, and, with his
cavalry and mounted artillohsts, 70 cover
the night Of the remnant Of the confederate
government. JOHNSTON received this order
with Indignation, and refused 70 obey II,
saying that, in the position In which he then
found himself, three duties claimed his con
sidsration, His duty TO his troopsi his duty
to his country, composed Of the wives and
families Of those brave men, and his duty TO
his superior oficer. The last he considered,
under the circumstances. the least impera-
tive, and. he chose to disregard 10 Acting
upon this DETERMINATION be surrendered his
army. tH .El
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

THE REBEL GESEnAL LEE. The Richmond
Republie says that General W. n. y. LEK,
late Of ths Confederate army, is At present
on his plantation, near the White House.
Every house on the place having been con-
sumed BY Are. he Is at present residing in .
tent, and quietly engaged, like oineinnstas
Of old, In the culture o. his farm. A few ola
negroes, formerly belonging to the family.
and several soldiers who were attached 70 the
generals command. are assisting in working
the farm. g -.r r "A. :.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17


THE Chattanooga Gazette Of May states
that In the early part Of the week preceding
MAjor General James D. stsedmAn, command.
Ing the District Of the RtOWAh, proceeded to
RCsaea, whore he was met by Brigadier Gen.
eral W. T. wohord, commanding the rebel
forces In North Georgia, and the terms Of the
surrender Of the rebel forces were agreed
upon. The terms are The same as those
granted to Lee by General Grant. The for
NAL surrender Of these forces was TO be made
20 BriEadlsr General III. NJ. Judah, command
ing the Federal forces at Dalton, on Friday,
the 18th inst, at Kingston. twas expected
that about 1900 men would bo paroled at
that time. Several pieces Of artillery were
turned over At the meeting at Resaoa, but the
guns being In Atlanta, and General Woford
having no animals 70 bring them from there
TO Kingston, they fell into the hhpds OF the
lst Ohio cavalry, which occupies thai city.
A corps Of men TO put up q telegraph line
from Dalton 10 Atlanta LEFT Chattanooga May
o. A force from the Construction Corps also
left there 10 rebuild the railroad bstWeon tho
same points. While portion Of these are
laying the track from Dalton TO Reshca, the
bridge-bullders viii be working on the bridge
over the OostanOola river so az 10 have Il
ready hy The time the rails are laid up TO II,
Wagons, stores and TatlOns for our forces IN
Georgia had been shipped from Chattanooga
in large quantities during two days preceding
she 10th. a. Dalton the Vasons will be loaded
and hauled through TO Atlanta.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

Out Of ever seven thousand non-cOmmis-
viOnsA rsbsi oassn end privA.ss oOnhbsd at
Fort Delaware. all except fhrss have sx-
prsslsd their intsntion to take the oath Of
sIlssisnss 10 The Goysnnspt A large pro.
portion of ths commissioned oihesrs are also
anxious to rstarn 70 their ailsnianee
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

Is rHE CoNFEDERkoV DELLI0Hnnngl--
With the Confederate GOycrnment dispersed,
its armies captured, and Davis tho head Of
the usurped power, q prisoner is the Con-
federute Government q belligeFenti Presi-
dent Johnson's last proclamation treats 4
a. a defanct power, but whether England aud
France will 50 regard u Is yet u be seen,
All that renaing of The sO-eallsd confsdoraie
Is Kirby Smith and Ma wAndsring vagabonda
a belligsrent - Pkiia. Ledgv.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

A SWEDISH MosiroR.---Ths launch has
just been safely effected In Stockholm Of The
John Enkson, the hrst Swedish monitor.
She measures 2o5 feet long BY 40 wide, The
side plating Is ave inches thick, aud around
the tarret Il Is ~ incheA as Il also that
which protects the fudder. The vessel will
be provided with six engines
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

JEPP. oY THs wooDs,-"Ths world am
mighty Onsartin, my brsdrsn - said the
old negro olass-lesdsr. "Ypu am watched
all do time and very pertielAr.
Broad and nArrsr am dc road that leahs 20
destruction, and narrer and broad am De road
that lsabs to. damnatlon." "If dats De
case" said one Of his hearers, "dis chile
takes to do woods" Ditto. JErSnRsOH
DAVIS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

4 A NAME orTioEn sHot.-oa Thursday
last Lieut., GEOROE II. Yoobh Of eOmpany
Q, Twentieth Maine, was Aeeidsutiy shot
through the lower part Of the abdomen and
mortally wounded at Dumfries, Virginia,
while on the march from Rlohmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
The Kentucky I.eRisiatur..

cIScnNArI, May-l7.-Ths commeseiaf's
Frankfort special dispatch says the Kentucky
Legislature assembled yesterday, bni no
quorum was present. ~ W .'5l.,f /,
The special business Of the session Is 70
try Chief Justice Bullitt on the charge Of
conspiracy TO overthrow the Government.
II Is reported Bullitt has resigned In order
10 escape trial.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

A rovso NAN Who had the misfortune TO
b. O6t Of work aaa ffishdlsss was arrested In
tIshiiIl. o. Tassdag, ppon story started
~ aone excitabls porsons that he was sun
RksF. ths sonsplptoF OF eourse the charge
Was fslso and foolish.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

A ALErrER from ST. PetsnbuH, In the
VisnnA Aiadieui Ns'es, charges the Russian
authorities with criminal eagsrAsss to sup
press the facts in references to the prevailing
ePidsmic. As soon az . patient ia attacked,
II poor he is hurried oR 70 hospital, II
wealthy, obliged TO employ Government
physician, while the papers are forbidden
making any references whaiosor to The sub
iect AZ t.t !.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

II Is very commonly stated that ths wifs
Of JEvI. DAVIS is q daughter of the lats
President TAYLOR This Is rot 20. Miss
TArLoR bseame the arst wife Of DAVIS. but
his present wins maiden name was vHRrSA
HOW'LL, said to be grand, slaughter Of Gen.
HowELL Of New Jersey, DAVIS has four
children by his second wife. >
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

The advance o. General sHsHNAs's army
reached AIsEAndia yssterdAy afternoon.
sHEaIDAr's cavalry ars encAmped short
distance from ths Long Bridge on the yir-
Einis sids
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
Arrost 81 Another AnsgeI Con1plrator

An Indianapolis dispatch Of the 18th Inst,
says; Davenport, clown connected with a
circus now exhibiting here, was arrested aud
lodged In Jail to-day, charged with some
sort Of completely with the assassination Of
the lute Presldent. u was at ons'tims
threatened 70 close the circus, but the
authorities did not do II, and the performs
anoes went on, ~,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

WHEN JEFF Davis was capinrsd he may be
Aaid 20 have embodied all ehat Femainsd Of
vas the body-Politie nua NJ siis's dress
formed thp OatSkiT.J,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
AYTERNooN aKssIoN.

The Court met again At two o'clock, when
Was called and sworn. he ts.iiaed that hsIs &c.
quAinted with the prisoner DR., Muddi was NJ his
house on the Tuesday following the assassination
of tho Pronldsnt, We went there aud made in-
Srday morning. We asked him II two msn
came there, one with bis leg fractured. They
came about four O'clock In the mornlng and
knocked ~ tho door. We took him In the house
III three o clock Rriday Aiernoon. They len aud
Inquired the way TO Allen Z Fresh, also the way
10 Dr. wilimer's. He sAid he aid net know thsrn.
On Friday, the 2lst, We went there for The par
RS.' ss. q ss; n 1% a s1S % We
found the words ~. Wilkes marked on the
log Of the boot He said he thought that was Aot
Booth. lie said he had wAlskers on, and had
hismouslAehs shaved oG. He said he was In.
lrodaesd 10 him Last fall By a man named
ThomPtoa. Lieut. lowell was In eharge Of the
squad u cayalry, and he went out Under orders
Of Major o'Belrne. Tho eonvefsatieh between
loot wSs a gwen ' 70 y. aiss Dr. Gsdd Eoi 70 he
house. After We founa The boot aud rnlQr We
thought We had yatlsfaetoFy evidence that Booth
and Herold had been thess. We did ny. AK bin
photograph Of Booth was shown 70 him, and he
said Il aid not ioak hkc one u the parties lie
said he told them how 20 gettc DR.. wiilmer's,
tssin MoEI,r was called and sworn: ,I ia ~ .hs
nth q April, was in q carriage with Mr Lloyd !;
met Mrs, surrais near uniontc Wn aeonveFsaiioa
occurred between Lloyd aud Mrs.. surrau on that
day; l did not hear the oonveruAtion Il took
place II her carriage was at Mr. Lloyd'E on fri-
day, the llfh saw Mrs. surratt there; saw them
e0nvefsing together did not hear anything that
was said the eonveraation took place in the yard
Mr. Lloyd had been down. 10 Marlboro on Friday.
Cross-exAmined, Oa the llth, WHOM We met
Mrs. eurratt, the two carriages were about hhy
yards apart. Mr., Lloyd made no statements 70
me a. 10 what tho oonveraation was about
hAA = conversation with MrS. surratt before
Lloyd came In. Ua.e
q What was that conversation
tobjeeted 10 By the Judge Advocate on the
ground that counsel could not draw out the state
meats made when Lloyd was not present.,
Witness said Mrs. snTrAtt did not give her any
charges with reforenee 70 her business.
Y. Daring your visits Al Mrs, Ll0yd'A dld you
hear any sOnVersation there In regard to shoot
0bjssssd % by the Jaags Advocate, on The
ground that Il was no part Of the eonVers4tioe
referred 70 BY Lloyd, The Commission snsialned
the objeollon of tho Judge Advocate.
WILLIE >. yETT,
having heeh called and . worn, tesfinsd hat ho
rocJgniIod uoiola has aeou him in Carollne
eouniy. Was eommissary agent for The rebel
sovsFamdht GA Monday the lsih af April, saw
to the Wagon we aAV 1 man got ont Of II figrold
Eol out and came ards a. ne asked N what
command We bslaassa q, aad wAefs No were
HsreId sasd he bslopEsa 70 4. p. mus corps !;
Hefold eakbd "a to 80 and take n dBlnk !, We all
sat dOwHj HeFeld touched me oa the shoulder
H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

Az lsssAntr of hIial aaselIon among tho
Piats Indlahs ss and recorded IN Nevada
papsr: ''Two young braves, under the a.
pnraDss u being hangsd, propose tOgivs Ave
i'onlrs 10 the authorities Il they will allow
thsIr sssa fpthsr, % 10 hunsin thslr plAes'''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

ceEsIBsRABLE ExcrTEHRSr has been Oc-
sasionsd in 81. Louis by the kidnapping Of a
yOuLg lady named PELrInR, from relative
with vhom hsr father had placed her while
be psds trip TO the Rocky Mountains. shO
has hesn placed In Catholic Institution
esIlsd the Home ofths Good Shepherds. A
NsIt o. habsns corpus Is sued out.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

Psrsons rssiding Or being In Washington,
who desire passports Cor travelling abroad,
can obtnia The same, with the least possible
szpsass and delay. on y~soaai application
st ths DsParsnsn, Of ssaie. my4-am