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The Chattanooga Gazette states that the
Western and Atlantic Railroad has been
completed as far as AcwOrth, one hundred
miles from Chattanooga, and thirty-eight
from Atlanta. From Atlanta to ChAtts-
hoochie River, 8 distance of seven miles,
ms run regularly. The bridge over the
- aechie River was completed on the
soS spd il is expected She entire
Julv. ping order by the LIST of
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-30

The Moniteur, the Official paper of
France, announces that no more troops are
to be sent to Macmillan. This is signil-
cant, because at this very time there is an
extraordinary Minister from hexicoto Pa
rs asking for reiniorcements. The success
Of the American Republic in maintaining
itself among the foremost nations of the
earth has discouraged the French Emperor
as to his grand scheme on this continent.
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Albert Pike of AfkanssE

Albert Pike of AfkanssS
rebel, poet and Indian fighter, 9s-s'ea
Indianapolis BE is going to Wsshins N
30 settle the accounts Of the Indian Agency
which he held before the war. When
these are squared, the Government viii
probably hare 3 little account to settle
with him, which has been run up during
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Noiea from Yermont.

Vermont has responded to lows in q
gallant declaration in favor of negro sui
fesge. The Green Mountains echo the
shout Of the prairies for human freedom.
The Vermont Union Convention, which
met on Wednesday, has declared itself in
favor of equal suffrage 20 white and black.
The Iowa Union Convention has already
taken the same high ground. Both these
states are overwhelmingly Union, and the
tickets nominated by these conventions, on
this advanced and courageous platform, are
perfectly sure of success.
The following items will give some ides
Of the immense labor which has devOlved
upon the. court, martial Total number of
Witnesses subpoensed, 463; number Of
Witnesses examined, 361i number exam
met including recalls, z22; number sub
pGnhd for prosecution, 247; number
a~ctusly examined, 1913 nunbOs subpoena
81 for offence, 236; number actually exam
ined, I65 total number of pages Of testi-
mony, Qesl cap,) 1900, making a solid
pile of Manuscript somewhat over twenty
six inches high; the arguments will mske
in addition, 10. The vast mass of deposit
tiOns, &c, take1 by three Judge Advocates,
Colonel Burnet, Colonel Foster and Cello
mel olcOtt) priOrto the openingo Of the case
employed five shorthand writers a fort
night and will take two experienced
clerks six weeks to brief and file away. In
this, IS in all State trials, the government
pays the expenses of witnesses for the de-
fsnce, as well as the prosecution, at the
rate of 50 per day, and the actual cost of
transportation TO and from the Witnesses
homes.
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moves o. AL uonemuuAtiOus haAcu WI DC pNubpE
" furnished upon FeesiPt Of subscriptions.
1.-THE NOtea Of the Third Series are precisely siml-
lar 10 form and privileges to the seSen-RhistiO-
already sold, except that the Government oeseFyes
10 ITSELF the option Of paying interest In gold enm
At per cent. inItead OF S-lOths IN currency. Sub
soribsrs will dednst the interestin earreney up 30
JnIS 18th, st the time when they subscribe.
Tho delivery Of the notes Of this third series OF
the ReVsa-thIrtles viii eommegoe on the list Of
June, and will b. made promptly and continuously
EitSr that date. H es D." -
The slight chang &c made In the conditions Of this
rHIRD'sERIE5 affects only the matter OF inter
est. ThsPsyment In gold, II made. win be equiTa-
lent to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event q
which only will the option 90 pay interest In Gold
bo avaAed Of, would 30 reduce and ~squallEs prices
hat purchases made with six per cent. in gold
an.-4-~ --Ss sffb seven and
thrse- tsntbs per cent in currency. This is
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7-sO LOAN!
U. s, $40 Six Per Cent.
,~CoLD-REARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are worth a handsome remium.a and
are exempt, As are all the Government Bonds, from
County, GBd MHHieiPdl taxation, Uhieh adds from one
70 three per ee's. per aAnuH 70 their value, according
to the rate levied upon rtherprOperty. The inter.
est IA payable Substantially by Coupons attached
to each note, which may DO cut of and sold to any
bank or banker. .-t o..
rae Interest At 7-SO per CT, RmONnts "a
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.sI Subscriptions viii be receiVed1by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, aili
SECOND NATIONAL BANK, s,is
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, :
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIoNALiCITY BANK, of Cleveland.
mg20.
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When Abraham Lincoln, !" President {

ReesnStruction without Negro Bur
frage-Hs IBJusflce 70 me Rreed-
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The Only Loan in Market

Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Iess than sgsO, OOO. 600 Of the LOan. authorized BY
the IasE Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which It Is being ABSORBED,
viii all be Eubsoribod for within sixty days, when
the notes will undoubtedly command q premium,
ai has uniformly been the oase on closing the sub
sOriptiOu5 to other Loans. 20 T
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan. the National Banks, state Banks, sud
Privats Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to Teoolve subscriptions At par Sub
soribSrs will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence. and Who only are to be responsible
for the delivery OF the notes for which they receive
orders. 1851
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A PETR0LEnM B B

Grand On sbeeuIatfOn ON Papef--
"The United Services Petroleum and
Mining COmpany.-HoW h Horst
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AT ELRYIA, LORAIN, COUNTY
OHIO.
At the Beebe House, from Tuesday, June
Goth, until Saturday, June oath, 1865.
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At CLEVELAND,

At RusselTs Forrest City House, from
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, July
Sth.
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R siNIOyAH.S.

MRS. NJ. G. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
'i Physician, Professor OF ths Eyeu Ear, 1hr,nt
a scalp has removed hes Office nom iG fond At 10
81 I0nd st, south side, hrt largc hou-o nom u Wer
~hois her c lcbmted medicines eau always be md
Bend Tor circular. gH5
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FOR SALE AND TO E.E'r.

Tor SALE-TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
i 30 Wer' 18Th st. bet 10Th aud lIth uvea, IN.
cure on the prelurua, 3lS
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES Of
~ D, Nv and 40 at pair at the Sun Office count
O.. Also pcnnles. ~
TOR SALE-SLOOP ALERT, OF FORTY
l. tons losis oi Ia In good condition For Into INA
poa Inquire ~ Load, foot VI BgOoGe It,, Ek. Sss
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OPERATORS AND BAISTERS on LINEN
~ cOate wanted at II IA 20, Harlem, Vet. "a aud ID
ayes, mat house from 80 ave Call sl tie eek. lss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BAKERY FOR SALE-DOING A FIRST
n rate huslh,a, over the counter, with hors. and
wNuu; ever, thing complete. for particulars Inquire
on IL" prem lSos, 1906 81 nv, Harlem, Is
A NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY Store
"A for sale cheap, rcut low and lus noss established
vislon IT. ~
A YOUNG MAN WHO WILL INVEST a
Ali,tie money In liPht reliable business and take
the + iurlpnl chqrie At n lair salary may apply 10
2o2 FULTON IT., room <. top iioor. vi
A MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE-TIIE
"a good viii, stock and fixture. situated near ash
1t and IA ave dolng tood bualnes toeether wlth
e .oid to.nolow At 10y \. NJ, n auction. Apply to
THos. REILLY, Auctionesr, $40 9Th ave. l5J
II UTChEKS-FOR SALE THE GOODWILL
- aud ixtdtDsot buIchrr's shop OF over yoarJ
profitable tIade. Plenty OF room 10 carry
woitL the price asked for 1t all smokchouse work p'
double tic Ieut. seiliny out account ID physical
disability Call at 80 Bsdge '., Brooklyn. ",
CORNER GROCERY STORE TO LET, AMI
IT. and 81 ave, South Brooklyn. 2bS
I,OR SALf-SIOCk AND MIXTURES OF
Il HIetl grocery 30 ., doing gOol lusuea, IL
WI lc soli low Tor cash. Inquire OF w. &. III M,
~ Chambers II. 10
NOR SAIE-AN OYSTER AND DINING
saoon OF ~ wears stanilus is lor sale account
Of tie owner having other busino-s to attend to- la
quhe at l45 Leonard st. 2Gs
LOR SALE-A GOOD CORNER GROCERY,
i liquor and iced stoIe. stall. for horses 2 cows
10 Germany. For further particulars inquire At
premise, cor Atlantic and boerIn ss, brooklyn. 3l6
EOR SALE-THE GROCERY AND LIQUOR
l. Store !lV second ave- Satisfactory reason, given
ior s.IlIny. 9Gl
EOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store, ith stock AMI fixtures. Kea,on for selling
the party going " tho oil county Apply " BaI nd
| NOD SAIE nun coon Will AM ETV
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LURS-GOOD LINERS WANTED AT IL
L Fiont 4. Brooklyn. lg2
EUR SEWERS WANTED At 1853 BROAD
i vay, up stair. Call ior dave. lIu
EUR SEWER WANTLD, AT 20 POPLAR
i street BROOKLYN. I5t
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
n female beip Of oil nations, At !. NELPLENs
Office Whitehall IT, Msntel, cooks. waters. house
and staiif servant for eoo situations In city and
toun 80, ALSO cOschmen, gAfd'ncfs portefs aud
hrul'r' hand. Those lately landed en- PIC ID i'm
niedii'elv This offce We con fccou mend 1872
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\NoyEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED-THE

w hirhes price pad. stea y employment t. rood
hands all the wear no glue used. Apply ut the Du-
PICK Elliptic skirt Msuuiactory, entrance 81 iicade
40
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Personal. NOTICES.

IT WV. KELLEY, WHO SENT A LETTER
Il to the proprietor Of iloFard Hotel MAJ 10Th will
call .oni las address. he will hear something to his
Hivauthse. lul
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INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNSESD'S COMMERCIAL AGA
n domy, 26l Bowcry, hoi1v Houston al, book
keeping, writing arithmetic, arohra spelling, grun'.
mar, sc, taught without c.aases, dnv ind cvrnin'
Icuhus prepared Tor any grade. Rooms for lndi,t,
and private instruction. BOD
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MR. sEWARD's EXPLANATION
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Rebel War Blasts.

Results Of tho Peace Conference "a Rich.
Iuond The Rebel Lenders getting up IA
War RScitement about llr. Linc0ln'.
Terms speech Of JeH Davis
The late Richmond papers indicate that u. r-taI
leaders are making tremendous sdorti " g4l, auls
tho Ieope into renewed efforts to sustala t4.
tovgring iebric Vt the rebellion, by mauI'4.t1r.
inl PVIsicu capital out Ot tue late peuc. conference,
fs2l' seu'iag tnat tho Washington authorities srs
Gsls W d4sgrrcus ani vuufpating the s4utLsrs
cV,HHv~d w tAs IJsE page
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Gen. Lees Report of the Hnicher's Run
Fight.

Ihe Richmond WHO Of toe >th, say, the follow ing
dispatch r. ictci, cd st the E.chmoud Wai Depart
u4eut Oh the oh
II Hddgudr'cf. arm Of Northern Trgnil, Pc1
o, 500 GsItftG. s. toOpsr, 4 4. ~, 10! he
eueIAy move iA ~ io'ce ycst' .Gay 10 HuchrFs
kdu. fHIt OF hls infantry, H,th t.rsp's cav Aly,
cIu.sed and Proceeded on the Naughu rund, the in
fsA'Y 70 tut-..I t.tu-, the c4tAiy t0 DlnWlddie
court lluusr, When is advance suCOUuto ed a pus-
tlou Of uul caviar, and ie-ued. IN tAe afternoon
part Of llil's and TO. dou's uOop- LtuIOust.a.td
aeainsi he enemy On the lets Of H-.CAtta Run,
AunstIOnss NAL. FuuiuP ham iAtronGLed, the,
sithdles amer dgTk. During the night the 10. Q
that hal advanced tcyond the creek Ie'u.ued 10 IT,
and Ve-e reported 10 LC Ie-Crusslug his WOiniug
PerIau's o.v.don moved x TIE ulh, bank OF TIE
ueek, 10 5eauunoit c, Wien II yllJIouy a. sex
ed The lLtte hs" Ol-tuutry Coute4 cd or tcye al
hours, tut ten. FsFrsm belng kll.ed. yhue hrA,rIy
sncOurGg ing his men, aud Col houmau b, lng woun4-
~, some cou'u5.Ou occurred, aud tho diyisln as
essed back W lif D.-luI po-ltou. Nv aus diyis,r
brcefed by Cen Gordon 70 support he fraLn's chan
The enemy au1 forced him back Lut wus 10 turn
smpeAed 70 retire AahSues division arrivlng. n %
,neuy driven Hpdly " Lir deicuces On Hatch
E's Kun. Our loss II feported ~ 10 ANAL That VI
lhs sasmy lot supSossd great
sAsnsdI k,k LA
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fear nos their going back without any eipre.siaa 10
the sane time fcouiz. tie tirculti,. ia th. A.
N Iee,''ine their informal Commissioners At this
time, en4 30 no' know shat to recommend sra
sory hosOyct, thst NJ Lincoln cannot have an 10.
UivtcN uith the two named in this dispatch, " net
vas al that rhc Pre.iden,, ins.ruetion. .icd
70 $3.50 ,hni safe eont ntbey had u-ed ths
UsCuAsr, Lieut. -Gsu
Ib. dispatch Of Cen Grant changed ny purpo-e.
and sccordin, teles rtphed him and the socrslAry
Of state ~ follows
WAS DsriHrsrSr. wIsu!saros, y. c.,
Li',it re, Gra-L ~, Point Va s.S to The zen.
s"nea sill meet them personally at for,r,t. Mon.
N'' ~ 4 ~ eAh se' t'"le \. ltNuoiS.
Wan nTAurssSr, wAsulNorov, r. ca
hon Tr,. H. S,uard. fo-i-e. Gonro-. e.. In.
sn,rn u, ., anete Tom zen Grant JOIN YOU at FORT
n"htNe a. ~on A. car cUfup. itNOptN.
before starting, tho following dispatch was ,hopu
ue l procucd'I ncycftheloss
orrioE = srir,ur rrtaaR,ruJ
Wan DyrAkrsIrr
cIruu.-Ihe following telegram VA, received Al
., 1865 'A' 'O'"" w. 'o"'
Hon. Wv n. Scns,t, S,cr,tarv oJ STATE.
Copy 10 HsH. Ei,odrd n Stanton S,erstsrV o1 Wa,.
The gentlemen hsre have accepted the pnopo.sd
'e'n'' and Vi leave 'Or f'r Aouroc n9 A..
l :. GEAyI, lieut.-Gen.
On the nlcht sf the 2d reached Hampton Roads,
found tie Secretary q, state and MAJ Eckert on
steamer anchored oil the shore and learned Of them
that tho Richmond gentlemen sers on another
steamer also anchored OF shore, Ia the Roads and
that tue sscrttay VI State had yui o. com.
muueated With them. ssc"r'sirr,tthst Hsj tck-
srt bad literally complied With lS Instructions and
for the hrG tins the ansN ei of tie kl,huond
., -. .,.-- - :" 'N .. ''''" ~ U,v y. '''
,.,f 4. -. t,llov tox,,
CIR, poIS1 Va Pei. = 1904
Igo,yn, r R.k,,f s,',yrnt - - 49,
NoI note d,ls efod l vour.af hi- a., ha. On con
adhered ln reply ss have 10 So tb,t "a . u,r. t,tr
uish,d sitb ro1v Of No Lett, ~, u ,, iv.ii
10 FrAncis T. Blair OF the 18th OF Jsnunr, snotbsr
copy ofWhich is appended to yOur note our int.
10 copy
RIcuaoSp Va A, Jan 2l 1865
In conformity With tho etter Of gr Lincoln OF
which the fotesuins 10 copy you are 10 proceed ~
Washington Iity, for Informal cOnfe-e nee with HIN
utou tie .su-s Involved in the existns var snd Tor
the purpose VI securing peace o the tyo countries.
N.ul gieat respect,
Your obeiirni servanL
The substantial object ~ be obtained by the in'pr
mai Courfcuc" 10 10 sfcertaiu upon what terms The
existing war can he terminated honorahly. Our IN
structous contemplate rfsonA inCrNie~ bstree a
so ot sons thal Ile'lo,nl Lincoln may sppolht Al
4. ,H.t ~, .nJ 80, y, ~ 's 49,, ,, ,,,,,'t % q ,',
a ~ Az -, ",2 MI V RIv.s
wh,ch may po.siuly cad to tho attainment ot that
| AtFxASprW M sr.u,K,a.
| IN. l. HuSrEL
Jo"H A. 'AAihAl'-
A note Of these gentlemen subsequently Addrossed
TO General Grant has already been siyon In MAJOR
fcksrts dl-t-tch VI the lat inst. also here tor
the dr.t time the follosius note sddre1ed by the
Richmond gentleman Ia Mao NJ
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And ms bcins your whole duty, return and re.
port & me.
Yours truly, LtrooLs
se'sr, A,rc.d,- n SrPhsra, J 4. Campbell |
an E v T. Hume, a. nNsu r. / siu Instructed |
hy 'h" President OF the Julo. st.ter 10 place this
papeI IN our htnds With N, information that II you
ly ihlou the uited stsos milita-y lines il IN be
uu'istood ha; you 10 ior The pa Iyse OF inior
which the revere siie Of N ia, ct and that II
You ehp-c 70 pass OF such nude-, sniing and not
uensr pc you throu the iire, and 70 FORTRESS
Muuloo' uHder such muita,y prScsuious - bs may
due time hy some prrfon prrsuns TOR the purpc-e
OF such Informal cuuc encc, and further that you
.ha hsvo protection safe conduct and safe return ia
ali events. 1uu. z. EcarR1,
hlot aud Aid lie Camp.
City Point, Va, February !, 1905
NNWJ,GIo~. Jau Il, 1865.
J. RtNH tsl Sit You having shoun mo Mr.
llAvt. .r,,t io uf the l-th IJN YOU NAV ray TO
h'n ''.t have con,lsnty ben. AN nov and shall
continue foNdy 10 receive any Nont -hom he, or any
oilc- li"at uifl ~. 'uu nov rs.tug the National
'ut"rr NAV inioma Z, ,'u. 10 u.c v'b tho view OF
s'Aiihs pcA's u m pe1'e OF ou' conn or ecrntD.
lOuls. Sc, =. LtN,otS
ANers sApls hut before H,y,r ELsrthsd departed.
the fol-c~ins diSpstch ~ rccsi, 90 hy Gcn. Grant
PrrtRrts, Va, Jan 80
lu,ird sta;es- SIR We .e ,fs ,.ss Iu' luc, IN
d,t sae conduct and 10 7ir'e't 20 NShinUon, 10
,ui ect Of The ctis,hs ~ ana ult vtov ci Va e.
thiuiff u0pu vlAt tetu.a " De- f'i.a cd lu pur
sauc. ot The coursr iu1 ,.t,. " hin Ist.dr %
yot, h.ys con- and q, f - .i' 80. -, ~ ,,.
,ou II convenient and 20 cou .,r IN wv W ~ sub.
'ect. cry rA s.tfu .Iy ..urL
Arls,N'tg H srKrugo.
tNg. sFlr,
EM uuSrtR.
sener. Gtan', IN dispatch, raid
have sent directions 90 ryc.,e tlese gentlemen,
and loct " have 1oui At quarters this evening
Awaiting your instfuet,onr
l. $. 6HNNt,
Lieut. General, Com'd. Armiss 1 9
This i' sil h. pcrcei, ed, trsusfcrrei Gsu Ord's
~tney In the matter 10 General Grant resolved,
hose'of to send MAJOR tcscrt forward with hi. uss
'ase and accordingly t,lssrsphvd isu Grant ~ To-
' T,,'r,,,.v...,.w....... y
TAX ''l'f MANsi'N " sNhl'"ioN -
J,.., J.,,.,,t ,.,,,., ~, 'ahuNl} ~ 'Nos
,., .',7',. F'oH' 'VI uH met-
you d.fs,ch otsn tie utsnsr In 'o,'o''aa
luHiss un1i Lee 'Ir',', AMI then act UPON tue
u,nle Out T. ~. tl't.h crrsi s,rI. s,n, 'sSa sa
as. asa tue '''''40" were '0p'0''d !" '' beyond our
A LiNcor,
When MAJOR Ees,r, departed, h. bors .,,l him
,''''' 80 W No s'''''~' O' war 1" H,u,f" uf"n'' a.
va. p..,nturNr
" ,.IIs,'t'S I, 4, t,t, IN i.s.
Lieut. ten. tirut. Coudr ttr ,'ausr.i The
r5l-tclt desr,r tha you Nd pleas. pfocuts for he
h.arrr Major Ihouu / Eckeu an intervi.u - ith
Me-u stephens, Uuut.r gud Tan,risII ana # on
he return - Sou he requests IT, pas. them through
our lines - touos. Monroe BY such ioute and unler
such miiiNr} pfc'Hut oas - cu may deem p4ua'nL
ti'lus them protection and comfortable guRriofs
'ue uioh our Ho'. .lnth l. W plans
by oIu.i oi We fie.tcnt.
s,., i""' ~ 7 a. s'At.'s ,. seo'e'''y 'i state
d'pa'ohsd tie see'etsp Of state With the following
,,,
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W ff.ll Nu1HN, u. G, Jan. 81. lsbl.
Lieut. ten. Grant, Iomdr, ttc General The
flusltc d.slfer that you M please procure Tor the
ttHrrt hnlor lhOulu !. Eckeu, interview uith
ht~ts, stephens, iluutsr gud Can Lheli, aud II GU
hs return h. SVu he requests IL, pses item through
our lines ~ iuitos4 Npuru" BY such Hnd ier
such mil tar pfu,sut oas cu may deem piua,nt
tiNlus them protection and comfortable guRfiou
= ~, ,heic, and tAat let none Of this have any
tte7 upou your uusUIutL Is or plans.
By order oi uir rie.tdcnt
Ep~i> NJ. .stAsIpS, Secretary VI State.
sugpo.ins the proper point 70 10 then reachsd.
dspa'Dhsd tie SECRETARY Of state With the following
Instructions. MAJOR Ectort however, soisr ahead VI
him
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i'''f -NsusTdl Grant Ct'p = uL "a \ mes.
s"It,f i- coming o you tEC tusu,U contained iu
YOU disluioh, otsu the cent emeu Boo coiu'o 'ahle
uuAieIs uu.l Lee sttlFts AMI tl"u act ulJu Irs-
ru. he bfiufs, Tar r- applicable "a ha,iu. hevn
uiH4c OUT b. pass thIUuth General Ords hands. and
Thcn tie teuueuuh were SUPPOSED " ie beyond our
Aues
LiNCuiN.
WheI MAJOR Ecs,rt departed he bor, .ith him I.
letter tie secTvIA.J oi Nar " UeuerL Grant. a.
fOlOSs, to- ut
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A note Of these gentlemen subsequently addressed
TO General Gran, has already been siyon In MAJOR
Eckorts d-l-tch VI the lat inst. Also here tor
the hf,t time the follosins note sddrss,sd by the
Richmond gentlemen to MAJOR Ecksus
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Jan .Sry -, lsbj.l
kaj. Gen X. o. c. Ori, Hsd q,drtrs, Army
oJ the james:
The following dcapstch 's forwarded 10 you for
your aouou. Since have no ktovledse OF General
Grants having had any understanding o. this KIND,
| refer the matter 30 you as the rSu4.Ilg oheeT
present ia the two armirs
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The Latest News
FROM VIRGINIA.
The Advance on the Left.

The Peace Conference.
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The substantial object ~ be obtained by the iu'or
NAL couiCfcuc" IL 10 sfcertaiu upon hat terus thH
existing war can hs terminated hOnorAhly. Out IN
sructouH contemplate personal intCrNie~ betwe
ip'sdcut Lincoln and ourselves al WaALiugton, but
Sith this OI OIpanhtiOn ready ~ meet any per-
s0n or pe sUus that President Lincoln may sppou at
such piso a. be may dofgnats. Our earnest desire
IL that Just and honorable oaCe may De agreed upon
and prepn ed 10 receive or submit prupositons
which may pO.sibly lead 10 tho attAuiuent Ot that
end Yer, tpptusttully yourz
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
FRIpAY. NOY. lO--p. N

FRIDAY, Noy. l0--p. NJ.
Gold closes at 1863, and has been quite dull all
r day.
Government stocks are lower under free sales BIZ
parties holding them upon speculation. The
business in 1905 is quite large and more than the
Investment tdemandrequires and nolarge negotiation
oould be made at the price. A good many stocks are
held by merchants, and falling to be accommodated
at bank, tt readiest mode Of getting money is found
in the conversion OF securities into cash Railway
shares are irregular and freely offered for cash
;, under an sctive demand for money. Prairie du
Chien has allen to l3o seller 90 and small lots
were sold as low 10 cash. At the Second Board
the market vas heavy. New-York Central fell TO |
9GI a954 upon statement that all contest for
lproxies had ee. ed. The last prices Of stocks were
Jas follows: NeE York Celud 96! o96I; Erie g?l |
l092s; Hudson River, I07 alO7l; Reading, II5a |
9l5l; gan southern, 75l0i52; Cleveland and |
Pittsburgi 9iT @9j Rock Island, 1861 1861 |
North Weetern, S3s 033,; Northwestern Pre-.
ferged, 652965Ei bort Wayne, lO3l lO3a Alton
ap6 TeITe Haute, 4S Ohio and Mississippi Certi- |
featss, 2ssS 2si; Gsnton, Az aHsi Cumberland
Coal, 43a43li QNckrilyer, ". 49,; McGregor,
26i02.
MoH.y is act yo atn pr cent among stock houses
and al the close OF b,ssess the inquiry was strong.
In some cases bouses rs'use to take stocks after
2:l5 p. H.. and throughout tho day stocks to lend
were pientT. A few hOuasss reported money easy,
but the os,ses are exees,iG na The demands at
bank are in excess o. the ability 20 discount, and
there is esneeil disposition n 10 make Tong en-
gagements ulIl aftcl CoDant meets. The Sccre-
tary has S)t obandoled Us determination TO
repress spec0latien and work steI3iIy back 10 pccie
prices. The henko have quite al spIount Of inter
est-hearing Treasury Notes due in December, Tor
which the Department steIdS ready 20 issue fen-
pOraYy loan certificates, due after 40 6ays, at 6 peI
cent interest. Some banks sre disposed TO make
ihe exchange, and IT is probable ttat good many
of tho 5Qer cent Coupon Note. sill be- die posed OF
before December. Commercial pepef is less sal
sblr and = 08 is the rate for prie names. Sec
md grade passes at l0aD Per cent
Bills at 60 d'ys On London are quoted at lO1}9 y
G2 for Documentary lcs@lOS5 ios Commercial; i;
o8i l08s for Ba9kcrs; DO. az ehor sight, lO9IQ {
l9!; Paris ot 60 G9ys J233 05.l8$; do. at short c
ight, jl6la5.l5; Hamburg 3J5@36t Amster- z
lam, lOs 0lOii Frankfort, 1os a lO.i Bremen, 7Si +
S1s; prussial yhslers, 7o}@U.. III