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4 riot occurred IN Carlisle on Wod
evening, whtn body Of regular soldiers
fTcn the barracks snteEed the town md
commenced an attack upon the citizens III.
H'nold says:
to have been IN assault made rpon
oDe Of their number on Tuesdnv
End this 'a'd was made osseu. sb:r
;or the purpose Of punishlug the ri:
fender. Tie raiders were organized into tEo
squads. and marched around our streets for
some time, jostllpg our citizens from the
Sidewalks. b1anafshtng their rerolyets and
were spelling for fight" Failing to ex.
cite cur citizens into any Indlsc.rtioa which
could give the sliehtes: cause for an assault.
th1y became desperate, ard commenced
m indiscctmlna'e 9 attAck upon every
pe1son within :heir reach, using their
weapons upon the unarmed md m
prepared denizens Of our streets in the mos.
i. uial and cowasd1y manner. Among those
Of cur people who were thus maltrea ted,
who:e names We have learned. are John
Campbell, Esq, who WAS knocked down bY
blow from the butt end OF a revolver
while lie was doing h1s utmost to que1t tho
dlturbancc and while lying senseless upon
uniform, fired nt him from pistol, hut fortu-
natcly oissed his aim. Henry Newsham,
Esq., had just reached his own door, on his
way home, when he was seized By several of
these 1owdies and cruelty beaten. Seret.
John Faller, Of the late 7th Pennsylvania r.
hEyea, vas struck In the neck With sluug
sh1t while quietly walking home. Mr. DAVID
". Bidd1e was knocked doxn while standing
upon the pavement nesr the Court House.
Several others were aEeaulted aud in1peel In
Safitns ways. hut We could not learn their
Damce.
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PREsENrAT1oN.-Imme after the ter
On @ tie Sd Sd Inst, It, tol. Hanna, comusnitns III !
50th Illinois lnfautry-1hc regiment to which
vas nccor ed the prize--was surprised on BE-
Ing presented, BY the officers and men Of bis
regiment, with an elegant sword. c1r' ridge
box and belt. Chap. Bigger preaented tho
sword, dc In neat little speech, and Col.
Hanrs replied in Ike terms.
, 1865-07-15
CHICAGO CATTLE MARK ETf

0Tr1cs OF rHR DAslY TRIBUNE,
-..-.- Friday Rvs1inz, duly II.
BEEF CATILK-Atcorolnk to ,he Board Of Trad.
report. the receipts and shipments siucs our 1a.t
itue, compared with tbs corresponding period O.
ls6'. have been n tollowa. Il should bs porus IN
H1nd that thcse rrcslEss aud ihipmentz arc realIY
, 1865-07-15
COmMERCAA14.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jn!y IL.
The following summary thows the movement
In produce and proTistons during tho past II
hours, compared with the movement for the samt
time Inst year:
m rrf1.rz nu pponurv TYrYvf
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Tin E WO OLENs FL
For Fall and Winter, 1865
F0RsT M ANN L. C.
H.. lOl Reade.st., New York

Ha. lOl Reade-st., New York,
Importers md NzuufaEtnfH1 OF Wooten1.
AxentA IN tho o. T. Tor tna we'll kaowa
~F. - H. FABRICS, v
Black. Hna, pah1l1 and Brown Cot1. Doeaktna
ch,usa. E1imcE, Eastoss. Ruracons, &C.
EAya ROW on hand. Aru arc constantly 1ece
black aac colcrtd Ea1T%s; hlzck RaA colorsh
mc&: back and eclofud XoaKoVz1: blsc1
OF led Gators mixed E18tof1; 1pdd COLOR sad
d!aEoaal Ctsto.s: black, hlna, dahua~ bFtvr,
san dark E:xed ChtncntllaA: nna NeEtons IN >
y1,fefy Of e1lorH; dneAktrA eoatlnk n, blnak "A
orrd sHeoss; alAck- blue. dAhuA md hp~n c.c
Alt anNtltt~s -lAt- and swtrAA tvfrFa1 sJt
, 1865-07-15

CINCINNATI. July 14.--At q festival given
to Geps. Sherman and Cox. at Columbus,
yesterday, Gen. Sherman alluded to the
change, while he was in command In Ken
, 1865-07-15
K7IIxPT1c 1r1s PERMANENTLY sxxoYrn
NJ wv. RKz4R.oH. ot Vienna, a.undy Co.. MI,


ny younxeas son. aged ten yeAzs, was attacked
6fnxPsr, OF Er111PT1o FITS, and had h.u a,t
q by at7n=sl Of cur oels phJsic1ans sor nea.,ye
kea months without Aay taA.s Ia berent: the,,
reu aiming at Irregular periods tom tv3 +,
Mess, ano Increasing In tescylr5 snd f.-o1c
AEd on the 18th csmmeEced sao usa or ~
ALTxtA1ITz md sA1AT1yx Pl11A, md teom thar
70 tnh he has teYer oeen troubled with shpu,.n =
nave eve1J season 70 hope hs Il p1r1naaAns,y en-
In ali. hATe bought forty tho bot.Ies OF IA Al
Eve And half doxsa bo1e, oG saaAs1ye ellL,. n
70 thh pe7aittenca N thsiz uss, .rgalazly sud
ssanu5 tos 70 1oaz tina, that attsthnso tAs es
removal Of tho dIsease.
, 1865-07-15

Feb Auec7zt DtnL (. Bana'o. 30 na shs.k
tthr Ash+Alan. Ha.r e1 h<r B1n., ~ p1 corn.
81 hr kssex. WslnAn., E1HAs l1f5o h1 snetk
sehs ih-o. Ptrry, BrnH n. Oswako. y - bn Hh+st.
s<t1 I'm B.ovn. etearr. buffalo, y ~ oa wheat,
schf 1: J. koEeIs X IL. Bads,o = to ~ CON.
eent Advsnee, NEl.s. 8ufa',. II ;9;s tn corr.
scer !oue staI. Jsra,son. Budso 30 ba sh>at-
chr +. t.-upo-s H cd. BuHa'". 80 Su ~A.Ak.
100 hSla ..-
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Mich. WF1'es, JuEe. laA: \
teal II = duty to mako known TO Yau what JAf
AL7xzA1IEB ard 3Axkr171 FH1s haTa do1a tot
Last December VA lying, reduced to 4 m-ro r
ton, hoptlaaiy sIef With Llyar Complaint and
pepfla- w coetor could xtye ma no zallef, art
considered - baiaK beyond tho reach Of rsdl
When = net4hhor called md Urged ma 70 III
1ETrAb heAtu O I. With tho Alternative aad Bsn
Pills immediately procured taetn, and Milo
tho dtrscuons closely, soos tklt eaaleT. md In
or t1o hszn1 to mand. By thu Nme 1hRd cons
th1ra hosslsL ! 1ss enjoying K>od health. ba:sa
deed. tban remember tos ten yeazs Id1Ya aot
taasa modtci1es h4Ye entirely eurad my isesse.
Fox 4ddtao0A eeAtim mo14, stn J4J1a1 Aadlcs
nAu1cs to b had ET1ti1 or III Axenu-
All Dr.. D. jayne b Sons TAmilY Medicines Afe
In Chtesko By FULLER, FIHCH FQLLRR;
SAIIHi BuREHAAS VAn SCHAACK; T.
u, HOQXKK {F1od..11m xu..1
, 1865-07-15
Important Discover Of IRON ore,

a discovery has been recently made in Re-
terhofopgh county, Canada West, which Is
Of the greatest Imp 'ltaace. In several plac Is,
extensive deposits Of rich Iron ores have been
found-specnlas oxydes, bls:k o1ydes, aud
hematitcs. These ores will yield from slrty
to seventy per cent OF iron ia the furnace,
and are free from injurious impurities. The
distance by railroad to the deposits In ques-
tlon, fiom this city, Ia about 2l4 mi es. Tho
otes t,e. afs generally fonnd IN eleVatons 50 hEh
will not have to be resorted to: they can bs
cheap]J quar,l~d, md laM down here at q
lower price than the ores Of Lake Superior.
The ores Of that belt have been traced to
Datctewauung Bay. nearly opposite sault ST.
Matie +; to the north shore Of Lake Hur1n
north Of the Bay Of CUNTS, and northwest
erly Of It; and they have long been work d
IN the northern counties Of our SIate,-Baf:
Jalo Conams7eidl Adxrtistr.
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OUR NEW TeSK LETTER,
Trinity Church and William 3,
AStOr,

A Ch1Ene Of Trinity and Her Dollsrs-
Nnax IL II to be xvealthy-Ibr rIis.
fortune Of tho Milllvpaie. AvtorNA
Century Plant Loses LIS Bioneom-
Church Facts and Etgufes-I'he
Great AEDEetfeht.
, 1865-07-15

Stack ms fall descriptions "a much reda:-d sal
prices ara d.n. We Q1ots mess pore At ~ .0at7 %
bacon thoudars 1t i6Katsxc: sttes Il i7G4l7Hc
suGxEnrtd hams At -aaot. shs latter sits q
Neatsra lard IN hF!s a11 tieIcts. II ianI
Baltimore re1n. q. In kegs, II zlxc.
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SALT KuTCN THOROUGHLY 1IXo7xp
4rt. 9. FOHBkA ofHacedon, Wayne Co., New !

WT1$e4.
have suffered VITA m ExCrF1o1 or 1u1 3
Wien dfst STACKED Ras Ho1bIed with II itc
ali oFcE my body in the course Of thsoe voe n.
spte1rtd seYtsa1 hard rcd hlotchee on each sr.at
On my feet. The samn kind Of h4otches esue Of
raht ATE. and ths@ rapidly 1or1 ID ovyr my
b1dJ. atd finally WAa. my faea excepted onn E,
rash nom my head 10 EY iedt+ Tna alse4ao ~,
Other forms, 70 seyeFc, that It seemed almost |;
btnln to endure 1t. Tho remedies uaed would
rl1eG Tor = ft~ minutes only. l hH4 tho uaest
ters ph1lte1ans in ous vicinity to atteo1 no,
pro1t unesd the eruption to oa eALT RuHLx.
1iven up n incu1ao1e, sud atiu rrmAlaed tn tho
stion xhich hATe described. when CONNIE
the u1e ofJATs1 AITz1AT1vH Rnd 8A1A1tYsP 2
and they Effected all thA: co uld bc de411od. VT
had tat en- six bottles cf tho Aitssa:ive, With
the b1ea1inS gu. wA E1eAtly suhduad. I toati
than until had taken six bottles mora Of ths 1
suys, and row I AN perfectly cused. ~ Lines.
Ie, destd M Incapable Of Astsn atng 70 ny house
du,l4s, but now paz fo1 N them u formerly.
, 1865-07-15
tina INDIAN wan.

We take 1t that this showing IL of itsel
conclusive, and that our delegates have don't
, 1865-07-15

E 9. N. Whitney, Esq, formerly Of the
HASTINGS, Mimi. Conseyrsr. has become editor
Of the Quincy TVhtq and Rtpantcon.
, 1865-07-15
PRODUCTION OFLI0UoRS

The HqnofE Distilled n the United States
du'ing the year ending June !. 1850, accord
Ing to the census returns, were IS follows;
, 1865-07-15

Balance against the United States. 81, ,ss3 .es7
y1LEa OF AGRICULTURAL FRopCcTe lxpoe16D
INTO TIE UNITED STATES TEpM CANADA Axp laro
, 1865-07-15

Seeds In rh1ladetzhi4-Jqly II.
ees arc Quiht. Wt1 very ilst1e clover or 11uo.ay
oGestpG OF tea1nz. and prizes ,ntr4 FlaI sstu
2 N de runnd pnd tt4rca It u. 10 ser hu.
, 1865-07-15
BuehanAn,s History Of His Admins.
trA1aoA.
~

The long promised voluRe Of tho Old Pub
lie Functionary 10 nov In ,tha hands Of tbs
ptipters. and VIII he puol:.hed in duo style
BY sS Appft99s hs tho 5 Sew Ysa
last Administration. from ]. BIS own notes.
written BY himself, in ths months Of classic
quiet at Wheatland, wh1la his theory that
the Government could not protect its.lffro
annihilatfou. Was being tired at the cost Of
precious blood aud life on the field Of battle.
It will be work ct eome 500 pages duodrtl-
mo: The Iespect,bla ex.P: kept diary Of
old hand at this bellows; besides, he has
rare industry and powers Of labor; in tho. he
has few equals. His genius 10 dull, but bis
endurance Ia wonderful. He regularly COL
lecta, digeets, fles away, aud reTlses all his
correspondecce and memoranda Aud hs he
was fully aware that be left Office not over-
blessed With ftlends. and good deal
eompla!ned OF, % he has used bis materials
for vindication with hiA best ability. I an
tod he is very anxious for hIs book to ap-
pear, th1nks the printers very slow, aud eI-
ptcts that II will be very conclusive affair
In all n spsctf. It has been to him work Of
lore. Indeed, he gave to 1t all his time and
thought, Of which, In LIS solitude, he has
bad ovRrmuch: When the book Is out he
will engage himself BY reading the reyIows
and critiquts-.a Plessaut pas!ine, tEnty. 70
the 0. 7. F. Anyhow, this shows that be Is
In f1a health mud robust equaulmity, for hs
Will hare to be most correct aunnllst to
escaEe steady and searching an21Js!s. Bat,
rs he ssys he wants occupation, this Is eaP.
ital way to secure 1t. J. B. must now b.
4ast Pr sident OF the Unltad States. He has
not been grattded, and hs will live long
enough to find himseH mistaken In many
other things. He will not 70 to Bedford this
Eunmer, haytrg his book on his hands.
, 1865-07-15
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1866.
IMMENSE WHISKY RnAuD..

CAEAt FefN Collected OH tNEu ERllou
.ct ntumsd, tie reycnue derived there
from would be one hundred and eighty
millions per xupum. Whereas, no!
q LDth, perhaps not 4 fifteenth, Of that
sum Is d.dtng its wsy Into the treasury Of
tho Nation. Nuu,besl:ss fortunes hare been
made BY dtstille1s and dealers By tho rise in
TIE price Of wh,eky since the tar wns lAld-
The aggregate PROFITS amounting to between
two and three hundred millions Of dollars.
The sum that has found is way into the
Treasury heste very Insignificant proportion
to these immense profits. The Government
hiss teliv.d ard is receiving more revenue
from the i1couc tax on the profits on whisky
11,su 1t derives from the direct tax On the ar
t'cle i.selG, Notwithstanding the Income tax
~'ll rot average more than FIVE or six p.r
cent On The Gums realized By the d.s.llesa
ard Dealers
The rate Of taxation WAS raised from s150
per gallon TO S. 90 en- the frat Of January.
six months and half have since then
1nte,vened; the consumption OF whisky
meanwhile can not have been less
within the Ststts subject to the operations
OF the law than thirty millions or gallons.
But tie receipts into the Treasury frum this
sou &C. instead Of being sixty mIliious. have
rot va are 3rfn.m.d amornj Cd IN Snurua
In. f-o,, thn bc,;nn,nr of +hs rs,.1ccs =,
fh{s lima ~. in nJonf hef;,,e ~. To~ n.
r1sror Con,n,e.,on ,o,v IN .ass,o,, ~ ~
York, thAt the stock Of whisky In the coun-
try On the frtt Of July Was but little, II any.
ltss thsn cn the nrst Of January last, and the
price 1ul&s at about tue Government tax
sy1nr.fm, a few cent. t1ahe- ard at otb=rs,
faw crn,s 1owcr
Tbcr~ IL bnt one ronc,nston tohe eanc.a f,o,,
these fac,s yix: ttat III cit dlet,1latinn in IN.
un,+ed S.a&a. and .mor,,irc f-o,, +,a p,,+,.h
proxinces re,v near1v ,nuI the Whole nm.
aumnt,on. mi. I. anusrn,rnt IN eav;n, +hat
thc Gorcrnm.nt 4, heinz drfrsnaed # more
Than +wo Yotll,nns of do11.ra ,.er vrek -.
0"te snao VIC eu 0l1'A''ne pet 5eats
~" 'nl7 ene sousee u revenue. osfe
noney snousl ios'' "1'ea place4 n ssnk
*. 4D1, ,ut..s "oaa ~ ~, " las "1o1e NaaonAl
1eo@ .e.sa ,ns4ae ~ s"en.s s'4,s' or "onta pay
se.sn1,".s -, @s;'ns ass 'netsen auu .ae
49, s..a,,s go. e.a "o,h - .1ese
MT AZ much ~ the n,1,r 49, !, haa ~ ~ ~
es4,r 7,s,d 49, ~, aY.,sa :. H. ta,s..s,- ~.
-; 49, r~ - ~ p..s.n. 80. ~ .p.y tS"s.
49, s,n,,,a 49,. ~ ~ 49, 49, sesssas 80. -
~ 81. ,1,,cst s,,,1s xo-a =, o,a,.,.a. :.
Nsv and I'm. Most ~ th.-o srn.I, ~. -
:. t,ns ~ L. +ha .onrse.+a ,,.o5rs,n.
vn,nv 4hcnss,d ,s,lon. ~ T., IA +hs.s
Ia 4tr emo IN Txcntv otte, Sta+o, .o,~er
4,t,or.1v ~ o,e,o+fo,, ona t,o, rn1o,,atoh ~
y I -. - .uo go ~ UNI ~"
49,. ~ .s".., .A1a! .u'o" " 'ae
naIseH henemoef 'hat :n.s u sely n:se
oeus uat .as.e a'c 4oans p'ases III eon"
, 1865-07-15
arTfkxxo nEnprcL1T 1Rox KD1xr yxr.A
FRANCIS NOES, Of Nau1e Ia. VII, r7ttas, II,

Z E1-
1hAra b<tn very tick with the Klpxxr Coxp1 /
1t uma lufefinE dtead ta1Y. md oass,-- II
blood. ny WITS having some OF pR. D. Jarxx..
111A11vK In u . hou1s. I dsterulred to t,yIr
Two wsefs time. much to MY satonishuenk, ~.
tne1y vol. CccAsIcus1ly ~ my sJst.m SCENE
Hqutso II. took your sAyA11vx PuIs, but q
Alternative principally, attribute ny curu. Ny
de1 no1 H. 10 mako ny exp@toace ku3x
mole fnily Known.
, 1865-07-15

Etthqut change We quote:
Beat *h1to M yer bic. pSy hi, a
deA&po r'E sE1A@a
PR0V1GI0N$-Rec.iytd, 10 br1s Pork ID - 10
lstds shipped. 1&sS SEQ Cured Meats AID s0d riS
Pork A1fAet .thsr more ac&ive It b4tter prIcoa-
N et0 FoFA-1u good demAun md 800 pettHr NJ a.
wsr. 20 ss,, hs.vI Ae.s :s sa's Ioa osI c,sy M.ls
A1ktus II; 90 tct good brands.
Prime N ess Fnr4--In demand aud drm. 63lez
WEIR: 800 hfl1 IT t10.I1 ..- -...E
KuMpe-sAles wers: 16l bis 1t $500
HwerK FtcHtsd Hamz-0Alkss f1n. Sales
were: IS ttd 1t soe.
Hulk n1eats-lasket nrrn. Salsa wtrs: 4oMo
lbs Dry Hssea 6hnn!dtts At II: scked: r11 pea do
on r. Sides and asm1 afo held II 1313kc and 10
Q:B4.
6acon damN-11 demand sna 1r17- sales vere:
do At zae.
Lafa-Nsrket scttye aud 1e hetser. Sates were;
80 ter ketked At Sc 500 tcA Gtra1n 3cc: 100 res
eurtJ steam Al 1885, hs1lVe 1se tcs Ke.et gut at
49, d. .,
, 1865-07-15

FR1oAT EvxN1Na, July II.
eALK4 At fHH FIRST naAXp.
New York exseA MAFkk.

GodnE prices fcr csaas July H. lsd5. Received b7
8. ealssn1tan 4 Co., Commission, btoe< and Bead
Htpke{a, 81 C1Rrk dt1aat. ChitS1a:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

lures is thus displayed by Senator Wade, Of
Ohio. During the debate on the retaliation
resolution, while Mr. Wade was speaking
about Mr.. Blair's mission to Richmond, Mr..
johnson asked how he came to 60 there Mr..
Wade replied.
would like 10 knoW--yes, sir, intend 10
know, IL there is power in the United States
Senate, 70 be informed on that subject in.
tend to know why II was that any man was
permitted to go with impunity through our
lines and confer with the archuaitor Of the
Coniederacy, and come back here, and 60
again, Mr.. johnson said he went in Gov
eminent vesssl the last time Mr.. Wade re-
sponded Yes, | understand he went on a
Government vessel he had no more right
10 be on that vessel on mission to bold com
municaiion with this arbitrator and dovil than
he bad TO be on his road to the lower re.
gions in a vehicle furnished by the Govern.
ment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
The Present Peace negotiations

No immediate results may follow the
present movements for peace. 1t is not
probable that any will, as this is the first
effort by the Administration in that di-
rection. But at last it has been made
whether in good faith or bad on either
side, no matter just now. Whatever else
remains concealed Eor mdeveloped, this
much is known that Francis p Blair, Sr.,
a strong supporter OF the Administration,
has three times started for Richmond
that twice he visited that city that each
of the three times he went at the instance
or with the consent of Mr.. Lincoln that
upon the two last he was carried to City
Point on Federal Government steamer
that he communicated with Mr.. Davis ;
that upon his return he communicated with
Mr.. Lincoln that he carried communica-
tions, verbal or written, between them !;
that since his last visit to Richmond, the
Confederate Government has sent "Peace
Commissioners so called-three of their
most eminent citizens, Stephens, Hunter
and Judge Campbell, late of the Supreme
Court of the United States that these
gentlemen are now within our lines, ar
riVing amid he Shouts Of both armies and
that Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Seward are in
conference with them.
Thus an immense point has been gained.
The great policy of Peace through nego-
tiGtiOn, not war, has at last been recogniz-
ed by Mr. Lincoln's Administration. For
four years its advocates have been perse-
cuted with bitterness, violence, ma
ligniiy never exceeded in history. All
have been maligned some imprisoned !;
some banished others put 70 death. be-
cause of this faith and when at length it
was embodied in the platform Of the re-
cent Chicago Convention, it was de-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE H

HoUSE AND LO1 ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND. JONAS STREETs
David X. Boyer, Administrator Of Daniel r. Carson,
deceased, agaiust Catharne Carson, widow et
al. '' ~
In Probate Court Of Montgomery county. Ohio.
IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio j viii offer for
hale, at public auction, on
Saturday, February ie, 1855,
Al the door Of the Court House in the city o Dayton
hetween the hours Of two and four O'Clock ~ NJ OF
said day, the allowing described real estate; siuae
10 the city Of Dayton, In the county OF Montgomery
and state Of Oh o, to-wit Lot pumhered two thousand
one hundred and iofiy-three l2l49l Of the reyised
numbers on the plat OF said city OF Dayton
Said property IL situated upon the corner Of Wayne
pnd 10 sireets the lot 10 large and fnprc ytmentg
go d. Appraised AZ 81 ,SOe
Terms OF sale, j6 cash IN hand 4 IN one year and
Il In two yearn nom the day OF SAFE; dafarred paw
ments 20 Dear interest and be secured by mortgage
on the premises. b. X BOYER
Admir- Of the estate Of Daniel n. Cafsoo, deed
". H. BELuLLH, Attorney. la2IWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
Onr NV enIern TerrIIorIen.

Our Western Territories.
Few persons really appreciate the vast
extent Of our Western Territories, or the
immense and almost inexhaustible wealth
which they contain. An interesting and
comprehensive description Of this exten-
sive and invaluable domain has recently
been published, which is too long for our
columns, but from which we make brie
compilation, concerning Colorado only
The writer well says that "when peace
shall have resumed its sway in our couu-
try, the national mind will be turned more
strongly than ever to the peopling Of our
wide domain, and the development Of the
vast resources Of auriferous, fossililerous
and oleaginous wealth, which nature has
stored among the ribs of the mountains.
and along the great basins of the Amen-
can continent" Heaven speed the day,
when the tremendous energies Of the Re
public will be diverted from the field of
slaughter, and turned in a direction where
such great and desirable results may be
accomplished
In Colorado are four great valleys,
sometimes called parks" known as the
North, Middle, South ana San Luis
parks" They are Of about equal size,
and lie in close proximity TO each other.
These four valleys embrace region Of
territory two hundred miles wide, and four
hundred miles long. Throughout the
year, a temperate heat prevails at noon,
and cool temperature at midnight. The
streams aud lakes abound in fish and
waterfowl Native poultry are scattered
over the mountains and plains. and the
multitude and variety of aboriginal ami
NAL life are astonishing. Manufacturing
facilities are abundant. The best of pas
turage abounds; and by means Of easy
irrigation all the cereals and fruits known
to European settlers may be produced.
Denver City is the county seat of Ar
apaho county, and was settled in 1853. |
1t now contains population of $500.
From this city there is daily conveyance
by coaches to the principal mining dis
tricts in the Rocky Mountain region. In
1864, twenty-four millions Of dollars in
gold were yielded by the Gilpin and
Clear Creek mines, Nearly all the coun-
ties in the State are rich in metals and
minerals. gems and medicinal springs
Clear Creek county abounls in leads of
gold-bearing quartz, hot and cold soda
springs, and wonderful mines of precious
stones, which arc said to be found in al
most fabulous quantities. AS many as
twenty-seven different varieties of valuable
gems have been found in this county, all
susceptible of the highest polish.
This reads almost like tale of fiction
but it is undoubtedly tIuo in all essential
particulars. Give the American people
peace, and free Government, and inn
agnation fails to conceive the grandeur Of
their future destiny.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04


No important facts have been developed to-
day regarding the peace commission The
usual number of rumors have prevailed but
on the whole, more serious consideration has
been given that matter to-day in quarters
where no previous faith existed statement
quite well authenticated, has gained ground
that JEFF Davis came down from Richmond
yesterday to Fortress Monroe, under flag OF
truce, and was present to-day at the conference
between President Lincoln, Secretary Sew.
ard, and the rebel delegation Considerable
Importance, too, has been given TO double.
loaded editorial in todays Chronicle, evident
ly inspired semi officially, and taking the
ground that peace can be made on the repeal
Of the con6scation laws and the proclamation
Of general amnesty There is an intense
impatience in all circles for development of
something definite.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
HUSTON HALL
eorTsouALk,s rosIrIYE FARnwrIL

N''iA' 3" 'AhhN hLh
Prior 10 his departure for Havana and Mexico BIG
NOR MUhlO has the horor to inform the eitizens of
Dayton and vicinity that he hes succeeded in making
arrangem ents with the world renowned Pianist AMI
great composer,
l.. M. GOTTSCHALK
To give seres Of GRAND CONCERTS IN the nrin
cipal ctles OF United statas, prior 10 his depart
ure for Havana and Mexico
MIR Gottschalk'a Farewell Concert in Dnylon viii
take place on MONDAY EVENING, FkBRUARy II
slgnor huzo also tnkes great pleasure 20 announce
that he has secured the services OF the olIoSir~ nm
steal artists TO assist Mr. Gottsehak at these Concerts
MISS LUCY slMONs
The young and talented Uantatriee (punu of bis 4
whose unprecedened success during Rseries Of Conn
oers In New York has been cheer6iiiy aeknovisdssd
by the press and enthusiastic public 49,
SIGNOR ARDANANI, co ehrated Baritona
SIGNok MUhlO, Au cal Director and Con'r
Tickets One Dollar. No extra charqe or reserved
seats. Ticket office open, commancii 4 on Friday
February q at . o'clock m, att. #. Kehney's Music
Doors open at "a; commence ats. ia3ld5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
The New York Press on Peace

The following is transmitted by:telegraph
The Herald expresses the belief that JEFF
Davis is very near submission, and has no
doubt that peace Is near
The Tribune claims to know that this peace
movement originated in an earnest, anxious
desire for peace, on basis Just in itself and
honorable to all concerned, and has no doubt
It is prosecuted in kindred spirit.