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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04


Gated aud in excellent condition, aud impa.
uent for another advance movement.
Rebel desertets ihrro hs in every other re-
giOn wher. III national soldiers are stationed,
are constantly coming into The Union lines.
General Thomas commissaries have TO feed
a large number ol the inhabitants OF the coun-
try, as euerrillas have destroyed or carried off
the greater portion Of lthoir provisions
BY the late Southern papers il appears the
rebels now that all their able bodied men
have been lorctd into the army by consorip-
ton, nre rather siuguiarly calling for volun-
teers
A bilt has been introduced into their Senate
urging oil except tbuse already in the army
and deserters to form military companies to
serve during the war, and the members 10 be
permitted to select their own officers
MIR. j l. Prugh, member Of the Military
Committee Of their House OF Representatives,
in letter which he has written gives the
outliues Of bill for the conscription Of all
males between eighteen and fIJy Eve years,
Tor he placing IN the army OF all men be-
tween these ages now exempted detail men
Tor o,ncr service, and Tor reduction to the
tanks Of al officers without command
The statement made some time ago that
Beanregard is to command in person the army
lately under Hood, nov under Dick Taylor,
is reuted
Ore thousandj paroled Union prisoners
we're on Tuesday last detained in james river
by the Government
by the arrival of the steamer Empire City,
from New 0rlenEs, January 25, we learn that
tile holiday in honor OF the abolition of sla-
very in Maryland and Tennessee, fixed by
Governor Hahn, was duly celebrated
la late rebel raid on the plantations IN
the neighborhood of Concord Lake, Louis isiana,
nearly every hing of value was destroyed or
carried of
Rebel deserters from Mobile, who recently
rehched the rebel feet in the bay, stated that
it was the general belief that the city would
soon be evacualed without waiting for the nd
vance from Pascagonla Of General Gordon
Granger, whose force they represent as hav-
ing been Increased to 2j,000
THE RADICALS ADMIT THAT PEACE Is At HANDl
The Worlds Washington special says:
II is we'll known here tonight that on this
day the President, Seward, and the Rich.
mond commissioners had n long enierview al
! Fortress Monroe, and The radical congres'.
men who Yesterday snpnred at the whole
peace affair, do not hesitate to admit tonight
their filth Is now lhe other way. ltis not ex
pectpd that the President and Sec'y Seward
viii return hef re Sunday The double clad
I'd editorial. On pence IN the Chronicle of to
day rendered emphatic, by the long capitals
has attracted great attention everywhere and
is regarded M being officially inspired
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

WAsHNGToN, February --- President Lin
cold and Secretary Seward arrived here from
Fortress Monroe this morning They had an
informal conference with Stephens, Hnnler
aud Campbell on board the steamer River
Queen in Hampton Roads
The conference occupied -four hours, and is
positively known 10 have resulted in no
change Of attiude either Of the Govt or OF
the rebels, In other words il was failure.
This is n lie, designed TO hold the radicals in
check Pence is inevitable--not today per
haps, nor yet Tomorrow but it is not Tar dis.
lanL = kmpire
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

AFTERNOON REPORT.
Aboat Peace.


NEw YoRz, Feb 4.--The Trbunes City
Point, dispatch, dated February 4th, says
ltis understood here that Mr., Stephens, is
instructed by JEFF Davis, and his cabinet to
make peace on the best terms, be can bat 10
make peace. II is also thought here that Ma.
Stephens, will not return TO the eoh(ederacy il
he doea not succeed in the object Of his mis-
sion. From various demonstrations in front OF
the 9th Corps about night, and this morning
Il is apprehende9 by some that the rebels in-
tend TO make an attack today aud by Others
that they are about evacuating Petersburg -
There was considerable artillery firing, lust
evening, brought on b. the enemy, particn-
larly Ia the neigbborhoOd Of battery No. g.
think however that all demonstrations of
strength by the rebels at this time, are for the
purpose OF giving Ltone to Mr. Stephens
peace mission
ON THE WAY BACK.
The Times Washington special says
Ii is understood here that Lincoln aud
Seward are on their way back, but nothing is
known Of the result Of the conference,
The Tribune says
General Gilmore and slaG sailed Thursday
for Hilton Head
General Gilmore is appointed to command
q new department Of the Southwest, including
South Carolina, jteorgiA, Floridi, and part Il
not the whole, o. North Carolina,
He eupersedes General Foster, but General
sherman OF course still remains in command
Of the army in the Geld, as heretofore,
The Herald's dispatch from EAsipoFt, Jan
20, represents the troops OF General Thomas
army, both cavalry and infantry, as finely 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

ERw YonE, Feb. 3-.Ihmts Develin waS
Allot to-day on Governors Island Tor deser.
tion.
General Hayes having received com.
mand "a the Army OF the Potomac, General
Kinks is now Provost Marshal here Gener.
nj Vessels takes the latters late command at
Heart Island.
A whole family named Bishop, six in mum.
ber, was suilocAted by gas in Washington
street, Brooklyn, last night. One or two OF
the children are dead the others were rescu-
ed when nearly exhausted, and conveyed TO
the hospital
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

BORROWERS -Subscribers inform us that
they are greatly annoyed by persons borrow.
ing the Joarnal ihithe mornings, beiofe they
have had time to read it ; and the borrowers
are persons who are abundantly able to sub
scribe and pay for the paper themselves -
Those who are able, and who are too stingy
to pay for paper, should not have the news,
Journal
We hope that Subscribers to the EMPIRE
will not, ESQ far as this paper is concerned,
adopt the suggestions of the Journal. Ifthey
should do so, it would produce great hardship
in the community. BepnbEcans would never
get to SEQ the EhPfRE, II Denocats we're to re-
fuse to lend it. We think, however, that our
Republican friends should permit those who
pay for the paper to enjoy the first reading
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

Nav YoRE Feb 4--Cotton quiet 7S1a0c.
Flour quiet and steady al 3 35a9 40
for extra state, and . 60al0 IS for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, no rceepts,quiet asd steady
at 2 % for good winter red
Corn lover and qniet at 50 for old
mixed western Oats quiet At 90 for
western: Pork decidedly lower 85a35 25 new
mess 33 50a3l for 1868 and 1864, and 30 80
n3l tor prime; Lard firm at lsfa2slc.
whnky dul at 2 30a2 81 for western;
Petroleum quiet at 4sa49c for crude, G7a6s,
for refined ia bond aud sec for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l6lalG for western; Sugar
dull at l93a23e for Muscavado Butter 36a
lse for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a2te; Bee
dull aud heavy; COtmeats dull
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

A VALUABLE Local NEwsPAPER.-It is
important to a city like Dayton, to have an
Industrious Aad lrgthaeIliRg local editor } Il
is not only his peculiar province Ito suekle
fools and chronicle small beer" but to give
interesting facts as they transpire, and pre-
sent them always in shape that they may be
relied upon. Our contemporary of tho jour
nal fills the bill precisely. lie is the right
man in the right place. What he says may
be relied upon, however marvellous it may
seem IL an editor whose veracity ia not un =
impeaehable had told the story of man be-
ing "Iamed" by fifty dollar greenbaok that
had slipped from bis pocket into his boot
persons of a skeptical turn of mind would
have doubted. SO Of the intimation that the
journeymen.in this office had been paid IN
gunpowder, after II wRs'eoncluded not to se-
sist the draft But the remarkable statement
in yesterday 8 issue, Of the growth OF a,ree,
in three years, from an inch or n diane.
ter to sixteen feet, and its subsequent diminh
ton to less than half az many inches, would
have beeu credited by nobody, &c the local BY
whom il was made had not firmly established
a reputation for ''trdih aRd veraciiy Per
sons in search OF truth, are commended 10
the local oola@ss s6lRsJOpEuud a gaiaui
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

NEw YoRE, February l. -, Stocks
steady Gold closed at 2i3i Money easy
at 6a7, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ll5
Reading 1898 500 coupons 1854 l040's
coupons, l0l; one year certificates ~
United States skies Of 1881, eou-
pons, i09} New York Central lOGl Eric III !;
Sterling duiet at 9Ra9l new issue 10 40s,
coupons, iOl q u, s siSes Of 'sl, registered,
1893. ...r ... .-,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

BALTIMORE, February A special dispatch
to the Baltimore American, from Annapolis,
after announcing the arrival there of PreBi-
deg Lincoln and Secretary Seward, says it
wasrumored on board the steamer that brought
them, that M armistice OF thirty days would
take place, and that the prospects of a settle
ment Of our difficulties were brighter. This
is Of course all rumor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
Public Sale.

A VALUABLE, FARM, consisting of G2 acres m
N Tain tpEnAhip, Prable county w miles west of
pyrmont, mllss southeast ol Jewisbirg viii be sold
on he premises on Saturday February ~, 1865.
The improvements consist Of n gSod house and
barn and other oubuldmPt, two good ueils Of wnier
good bearing orchard oil nut trees forty ncres ol
cleared lsndi The balance Of the land welt timbered.
This farm IN convenient to churches, schools mills,
6c and In Rp excellent neRhhprhood, and Will posi-.
lively be sold 10 the highest bi1d'r. Terms mado
known on day Of sale.
ia3ldswts ,.,.f..t fI.. ifll- SAMUEL SHIMP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
WITHOUT u RIVAL !
And Justly deserves the reputation II has 20 long en-
JOY ed IN Ccntr' America aud the west lndles.
IN DTSPEPSIA

Aud its attendant train Of symptom, II fcts moro like
CHARM than medicine. There IN nOthlng iu the
Whole ot Mate ria h"ulca that can foe moment
hearin comparison with 1t IN this disease.
A ul. account Of this wonderful plant may b' Ound
in tic eleventh edition ct the United States bapens
Rtofy, pages 1887 and lasS.
3 A series Of experiments in which Ir. ru hns been
for years engaged, has Just he brought to -ircc-s-
fnl ttmina n, aud he ~ nov euabc 10 oiier 10 the
public aconllunallOuo CEDkON with other approved
tdnies, Tho whole preserved IN She best quality OF
copprr distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he ~ comb
dent las 90 equal in toe world. ...
lie might Furnish n volume Of ceriiiieatna, hnt the
public have long snGe learned iO e,mste such hnRs
ty their true yaiue. The safest Ian Is, lor every Ona
to Test for hlms elf the yliines Of new mtdclne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

FAREWELL CoNcERr -Gottschalk, the world
renowned pianist, will give farewell con
cert, the last in this City, before his departure
for Havnnnah aud Mexico, on Monday even
ing FEBRUARY G. We hope he will be greeted
by a large and apprecIative audience.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
90 12EAHUGNi G1

But the crovninr 'lorv NJ his life remains to he at
tanned ~ his discovery or rather comhlnauon or he
does not cllm 10 have been the dscoy rer OF CTDRoN
winch Is the basis Of tre blters now offered 70 the
public, That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants
OF Central America TO whom IT, virtues have been
known for mote than two hundred years. Armed
with IL the indian ndS defiance tn 'No Wo'' deadly
malaria, and handles, without oai, 'Ils ,1s.t venom
ous serpeuts II IL belief with them, that while
thete Is breath Ia the body no Codron 10 potent 10
cure, no matter what the disease may be-
While Dr. Bu lls not prepared to endorse this eN-
tr VACANT pre,ension he nevertheless satisfied from
thotouph examination ot the evidence relating to
ts virtues, IA rs remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising rom exposure, oithrr 10 change OF
weather OF china e, or 10 miaym TIC influence, Vt
ataou6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

SaS~ We are not yet advised Of 'he precise
time when the Alleehsnians and swiss Bell
Ringers will give one Of their admirable per
formAnces in the city but the public will be
informed in due time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04
Dayton maukeU.

DAYTON Februarg4.
FLOUR--Red wheat So T5G$lO 90.
WHEAT-Sl goal %
CORN--$l 90
OATS-75@sO
RlE-$l ..
BARLEY-$l 26C@l3O.
NORTHUMBERLAND rRIcER
TEASE IOC82 10.
COFFEE-65@5GJc
SUGAR-23l@27l@3O.
COFFEE SUGAR-35c per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR-3je per n
MOLASSES-$l 80 per gal
RlCE-l5c per lb,
LARD-26@30
CHEESE --25e
STARCH--l5c per H.
SOAPS-2Oc per n,
TOBACCO--Sl % per n.
SH0T-25c per h.
LEAD-25c per lb.
WHOLESALE PRICES
[Coircctrd by Il. o'Bden Brotherl
TEAs-$l s5C92 30,
COFFEk-i504G
SUGAR-23@23l
COFFEE SUGAR 2slG630c per III,
CRUSHED SUdhk-3l4c per lb
MOLASSES-sl 35Gal 40 per gal
RlCE-l0G9llc per 10.
LARD-25@30
CHEESE-22l@23a
STARCH-lO@lleper h.
SOAPS--lGc per 10.
TOBACCO-9OGG$l 80 per IL
SHOTS 25Cs5 40 per sack
LEAD-l73mlS per lb
DRIED APPLES-l1l@l8
EGGS-35@i per don
BUTTER-4j@5O
POTATOES--$l eO@l IS per bush
SWEET POTATOES 81 OO@2 10 Per
hushel
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS ner ton
WHiSRY-$2 2O@2 25 for common,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

DAYTON MARRET-Thero have been fewer
farm products in our market during the past
week than for several years, and everything
sold at high price Dairy products art
scarce and high butter 80 TO 55 cts, per
pound cheese 20 cents Poultry unusually
scarce turkeys from 81 % to 25 chickens
from 10 to so cents duaks aud geese equal
ly scarce aud proportionably high fresh pork
20 centa per pound beef from Is to 90 cents
psr pound hams and other smoked meats
out OF the reach of onr purse. Egg 80 cents
per dozen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-04

pTNNoiwiihstandng the thaw and sudden
melting of the snow, the river has risen very
little.