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Remarkable Cure of Deafness of Ttcenty
Years Standtn0 fi+--

a w
June lzth, 1874.
i. JOHN A. NBwooMB, OF quincy, do certily that
nave pecn eniirels dear In my LETT ear LOT twenty
years. and fSr the past six years my right ear has
been 50 deai that could not near conversation or
pubic speakmg ofSny KIND. ! could not hear the
cIarcn Is,s ring nnhe was ssnE n tne cnnren
sI y, 70 .nat Was o oDseG 70 give
great trouble In my head-ferribie noises almost to
craziness Ny head felt numb and stupid, and was
source OF constant trouble 70 me-
triea every remedy tnst could D, Inougnt OIL
Wens 70 aunsss one rs tney wa leu 70 use instiu
m ns, woula nave no 9ing 70 40 wlIn them -
a ADous one mgnsn since oDialned Mrs. 1rown's
M. MaetsPnyscal Discovery, ana USED y according 70
.9e qlec.ons On tns Doees Anu INC resul as tnsi
sne eanhg o. sDotn ears Is PerIeouy restored, -
taa1l can near e. Wen as any man Inc
y, IN my neaa i entreiy gone mead iees perfect
~ easy any =. asss tnIoss wDicn WA 20 osess
~ = euieu an nave Iecoveiee my voice
ssain. "9riu NOT tahe one teoasone aoHars iof
Tue Denen " nave receiyea 10 the useoi MIS- NJ D.
nfo"A : ms'ap slcai discovery 81, f.
xn0i g .aS.lA ,.e------. '1-
Cure of CGtdrrh of Ten Years. Stan dino.
I Mr. WJIr,.r lDorNptrv corr.x 80 metz,
and streets. soptb Bo IN DO ces,,fv th.t mY
laughter has been safaarips ffe m Catarph for the
past ten years She lost tie sens of nell. and had
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23

CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
1899 rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
E,55AAsH and one-half miles from Portland and the
lil&aE finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
GkAMtering place and summer boarders For
particulars enquire of ka GEO. OWEN
APT diff l0l Commercial Street Portland
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LARGE POSTERS,
Hand-bilIs, shop-biIls, Program
gssu mes, Circulars, waE X Ia

And plain printing of every description. Also,
RsIe aud Figure cork, executed neatly, and on
--@i terms that cannot fail to satisfy gi1a
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Farm For Sale,

The subscriber offers his Farm for
A<SM-N> sale sifuaied near Dunn's Depot in
MMMT4 3nEsRE North Yarmouth formerly known
4IE ElAI as the mo Sc Farm Likewise
7=ss-7z6e9.his ock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about ITO acres OF good land, good
Duiidings &c. Those wishing to purchase are invit
ed 10 call and examine for themselves
1E-Ie1 3 asm-Q8 ssb LIZ Il, IT. DILLINGHAM. ~s.S
East North Yarmouth, Jan %, 1866. jan4soatf
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FOR SALE

WTISHING to make a change in my businasss
w offer for sale my establis lment, where man
with csnitsl of 50 600 OF 50 900 can do an exten
sive business. For further particulars address ]
O NJ 4 SON, Portland, Me- dec2Od&w
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~ and f,onntv Of Ns,V York es T

City s ana GS Ss Ss Ofa xSaT York sysg
CHARLRs j. MARTIN President, and JOHN
MoGRE. Secretary OF the Home Insurance COMFY,
beng severaly and duly sworn. depose and say.
and each for himself says, that the foregoing is
true, full and correct statement of the affairs Of the
said Corporation, and that they the above descr
bed Off GERS thsre GTfF khf
(Signed) ca ARIES J. MARTIN, President.
JOHN MCGEE. Secretary.
Subscribed and ssv0Tn b.forc me- jhis tscentyujaA
day Of December, a D.. 1854. - y u = y2lAL
WIthess my hand and Nltaria Seal
IL. 81 "A j. WAsHBURE. notary Public
Know ALI Men by these Presents, That
the Home Insurance Company, OF the City Of New
York, do hereby authorize any and all agents that
said Company has. or may hereae r have or appeiut
in the Stae of Maine for and behalf said Com
paay, to accept and acknowledge service Of all pro-
cess, whether mesne or final in any action or pro-
ceeding against pad company, in any of the courts
of said State. And it is hereby sdmtfed and agreed
that aid service OF the process aofesaid shall be
ken and held to be valid and suicientin that behalf
the same as If served upon said company according
to the laws and practice of said State and all CLAIMS
or right of error by rea on or the ner of such
service Is hereby expressly waived and relinquished
Witness our hand and seal of the Company, This
Signed, CHARLKs J. MARTIN, President.
LIS. JOHN MCGEE, Secretary. lsuls =
Policies issued by .------
JOHN DOW, Asent, u
90 and ss Exchange 81, Portland, Me.
jan5d3w y f1slE
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A SQUARE block of land, of about 7s, 900 acres
IA OF wood land, on the south side of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill Sites Well
wooded with every description of timber such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple.
BIRCH beech. tamarac ana bass woc to any amount.
q Enquire of ~ IL. I. MACHlN, Portland.
" Portland, Feb 1854. 1,s 49, feb25 eodtf p
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THE DAILY PRESS

| AJ4 81. = AAGA aC&A4@A = - Ae11 ~
Printing Office has one of Roper Improved CaJorto
Engines for motive power, and is furnished with
improved aud costly Presses--Cy Under and PIaten--
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOE LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES. capable Of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour; one of adams Poscer Presses--the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, STANDING
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed office. o XVI, $500 ~
The Daily Press job ONCE is believed to be as wen
furnished any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely ON
receiving prompt attention. q h5or,daisI s,ir
We execute all orders in the shortest time
and In the neatest and best manner afifsf h :, as
We will do all kinds of printing as we'll and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
in the City, County or State sTad 8dR seoroqo
All orders for JOB Printing must be directed to
the Daily Press Job Office, No. s2a Exchange street,
Portland. Me. 'A5il 9ni oiai s1iHpui %
The job Office is under the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
ER, and is himself an experienced practical work.
man, and employs only weIl.skilled mechanics in
this department. of his work H 7o d go . =.
Inc PORTLAND DAILY Press,
Thelargest daily paper east of Boston, and having
alarger circulation than all the other daes in the
city combined, is published at the Office In Fox
Block, SO 10 Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, at $500 per snnum.
- 'Aas'ssMe9 lavossiiE sdt Il epniisss9o4a
rs nat aIgod ~
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
rhe largest paper In New England, eight pages, is
published every Wednesday, containing all the
news by mail and telegraph, important reading
matter, Marine List, Market Reports, Co., of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz:- .8 Ig
Single copy, ONE year, lnvaria bly, I8fifa
In advance. .................... Il. $1,000
7sied N. A. FOSTER & Co., PRopR1EroRsa
Portland June l, 1864. 8giossib "A diff ia,,,
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A FURNISHED House to Lef.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling House, furnished
Awlth gentee furniture, situated ON the corner of
vaughan and Bracket streets and near the Congr IS
street Horse Cars will be let on reas enable teTms
possess ion gwen jap I'd. Inquire ON the premises
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23

Total amt of losses claims. III bties 500 5e4 So
The grea est amount insured on any one risk 10
W., 900, but will not as general rule exceed 3d.
600.
The Company has no general rule as to amount al
lowed to be insured In any city, TOW q, village
block, being governed in this matter in eacT case,
by the general character of buildings, width OF
streets, facilities for putting out a. es, sc. ''i4
certified copy Of the Charter or Act of Incop or-
alton. as amended December slst, 1868, accompan-
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
No Violent Swinging of the Head
THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
$500 55 Is t9l RESTORED. Ri ~.

/
ENOk centuries Catarrh has defed the skill of pbv-
l. sicians and surgeons. No medical work con-
tains prescription that will eradicate it. Nothi o
save DIR. Goodale's Remedy will break it up radis
cally destroying the principle of the disease and
preclnding the possibility of relapse.
No form of Catarrh can withstand its searcbin a
power and nc mode of treatment ever afforded sucb
ate relief or gave such universal satisaction
1t penetrates 10 the very seat of this terrible dis
ease and exterminates it, root and branch forever
From the Commercial Advertiser New YORK.
Hay, Rose and Periodic CatarTh-Dr. r Good.
ale's C9tarrh Kennedy, and mode of treatment. not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety of
Catarrh but it extnguishes the disease forever in
all its types and stages Every speaks well of It,
[From John L. Beebee, New London. Ct.I1
Msssrs. ortoa 4 Co.
Gentlemen-The bottle of Goodale's Catarrh Rem
edy you sent me has cure1 me of the Catarrh of ten
years standing gave few doses of Il to three of
my neighbors, and they say it has cured them /
have now half bottle left and would not take
thousand dollars for tiff could not procure more
Dr. Goodale has surely discovered the true cause
9ours t m Slians
New London, Conn, June Q, 1868. 3
Price 81. Send stamp for Or. r. Goodale's New
fapphIes on Catarrh-its perfect mode of treatment
DIR. r. GOoDALE'S Once and Depot rs Bleeker
street ;, one aoor west Of Broadway. New York.
for Portland II --son'
June 2. 1858 3 a lima Ar.
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MEDICAL.
Eiixlrl
elixir
REJUvENATING ELIXIR
PREPARED From PURE VEsErABLR ExrRAora
CONTAINING NOTHING HJuRIoUs TO TIE
le MOST DELICATE. ~ra. m
Oh, ESSENCE OF LIFE.


TVyHE Rejuvenatine Elixir is the result of modern
4 discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely and abstract method of cure, irrespeo-
tive of all the old and WORKOUT systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emil
nentmedica men of the day, and by them pronounc-
edto be one OF the greatest medical discoveries Of
the age. FRI a5a rI- ItIaT.t
One bottle viii cure General Debility.
A few doses Mysteries In females. r......
One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.
A few doses restore the organs of generation
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and full vigor Of youth. A'
few doses restore the appetite l.. r..I .f .
Three bottles cure the worst case of Impotency.
A few doses cure tho low-spirited.
ll One bottle restores mental power.
A few doses bring the rose to the cheek. a.I
This medicine restores to manly Vigor and robu
health the poor, debilitated, worn-dOwn, and de
pairing devotee of sensual pleasure. -...-f
The listless, enervated youth, the overtasked mfn
of business, the victim OF nervous depression tie
ndividualsuferingfro general debility, or from
weakness of SINCE organ, will all and immediate
and permanent relief by ths Of this Elixir Es-
sence of Life. aM an
Price 81 per bottle. or three bottles for 10, ana
forwarded by Express on receipt Of money. to any
address. II alti-Il1 ,i4-H
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
'fr tfaaf 3-- l-- fIdaI laaI E1rI.-. liz
DR. w. Il. MBRWIN q Co.. ...
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
In No. SO Liberty-st.. New York.
fDf ..hrN II.UN
5--m2 DEE t-- lr1 dstat 0s.r
o~ Doo2 rt go aea olc
N aam l aiaa5i .usai 81. g3lsal'sa.
70 zta % go m5di gaiIa9Bts fas s1oaasl .,5aa I'd
CHEROKEE PILLS alaa-
SUGAR COATED. 'llgm lsg 10.
FEMALE REGULATORS.
HEALTH PREsERvER.
Oh s5 CERTAIN AND SAFE,
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INSURANCE.
W STATEMENT
OF the condition Of the
Home Insurance Company,

i1 OF NEW YORK,
On ths frat day of December, A. D., 1854, made to
Secretary of the State of Maine, pursuant 70 the
Statute of that State.
= h HAMB AND LOCATION. r. -seA
The name of this Company T. The Home nsurance
City Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually paid up in
The surplus on the lat day of Dec 1884, i54ssss %
Total amount Of Capital and Surplus 50 SAB 9Ss 20
ASSETS: "a ---AS
Amount of Cash in entail Bank N. Y s75 52 20
Amount OF Cash in hands of agents. and
course OF transmission, testimated) 200, BAL so
A Wall street, $3.50 90
Amt of u y. Registered and
Coupon stock , 1888 |, mkt vat 204 $50 90
marketvaiue 1.2OO, 45O %
Amt Of o. s. Certificates
= of Indebtedness Ea 6,930U
1.4ll.siO 90
Amount o : Missouri Bonds
6per cent. market YalRe IL 10000
Amount OF N. Carolina Bonds
6per cent market value 5000 90
Amount of Tennessee Bonds SEQ lt 3.
6per cent, market value 10000
Amount Of Ohio per cent, 9frECg
market value 100000
Amount of Illioois per cent, gVr .faf "a
market value 10000 co
Amount Of Rhode Island
per cent ma ket value 61,500 90
Amount ofCalifornao Bonds
per cent, market va ne 10000 90
Am6 u IT of 60 anecIicut otate
Bonds, market valu, l02 $1,000
Am ,unt N Y City Central n.naH3 w
Park bonds, market value 81 1852 90
Amo.nt of Queens County
OOnde, market value $1,000 90 34LA
Amount of RiohmondCounty 4o ertQg
r bonds, market Va ne $3.50 90 q ags'q ~
Amount of Brook ynCityWa- 2ah = u
ter bonds. market value, u,350O0 ~. 16z ~
: Amount of Bank stocks, e'gA 1l2,260 90
amount ofloans on DO dsand mortgages 1af2 u.
n being first lien of recorded unin :um-
\ bered real estate worth at leest - 49, E 3.
900 rate of interest and per cent, LOCI, 842 80
Amount Of leans on stocks ana bonds, nei5 yGl
payable on demand. the market v lue sal u
ofsecuri les pledge at least $276 0c0 229 I92 80
Ing apparatus : : 80 - a. Sc, l5s 50
sued at OH e = f' S.7os %
on inland Navigation isk. &c, A.es7 50
Interest sccrued ON LIST December, 1854, L.. !.
ass ia 3 & $3.50, sos "a
LIABILITIES. asgagAs = 1850
Amount of losses adjusted, and due and
p unpaid, None
Amount oflosses incurred andin process ~ @
Of adjustment sai Tsg Nj uu-ys4 ses,2l4 s5
Amount of losses reported ON which NO
action has been taken, "A $50 81 vs1 ,o6o 90
Amount OF aims for losses resi- eddy the =
Company 7rl--'- VI 2l,l4o 90
unpaid - $3.50 - : = 100 90
Amount pfdividends either cash or scrip, mi
declared not yet due siANa u ~ None.
Amount Of money borrowed None
Amount Of all other existing claimsa-
gainst the company, is4A h4sA0A None.
Total amt of losses, caims III bilities sos 5e4 90
The grea est amount insured ON any one risk il
@72, 900, but will not as general rule exceed 3d.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
AUTOMATICALLY sh0n for Sa,e

FHVH unders gned wishing to oh snge bisa NJ. 40
IL OF residence, will sell his Shop Furnipn
Stick co. The .tock is new anu complete In ali its
departments Tia stand is one OF the best in PORT
land, being suited to Family and Country Trade y
Apply at 145 Congress ntreet. 'ea0 cot9a
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FOR SALE.

A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot. firm.
"A erly occupied by r. Merrill Il Co. Ennnire of
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL.
decl5dSm*
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07
new York market.--PeB. e.pT


C0TT0N-Firmer but not very active at SOC for
middling. -,
FL0UR-State and western &c better WITH iernod-
crate business. Sales at 30 5000 As for extra Slate:
80 e5@lo9o for extra round hoop Ohio; the market
WHISKY salesat y soSa so9 for state. /.
and S2 3Og82 81 for western. ~ % ilInI
WHEAT-293c better. Sales No. 2 Milwaukee
Club at $2l5. 77Tlsru
RY, Quiet, with sales at 81 90. l2 il Aes' 7of
BARLEY-Steady. TN
CORN-Quiet and without decided change. "A
OATS-Quiet $1 90 offered. I091< asked for western.
PETROLEUM-Quieta at ls949c for crude; $50 4
refined in bond; s7@esc for do free. 80 1e I's5i
PORk--Opened unsettled and closed decidedly
frmer with good demand. Sales at cas- O0lSsO 90
for new mess; closing at <38 90 for REGULAR ss 2s0
81 90 for 64 $44 90 ocash and regular way: cosife
at $34 cash; 500 $1,000 so for prime and $sl 75GsS
for prime mess. Also 24O0 brls new mess for Feb
ruary and March buyers option inst Al Ss5
BEEF-Quiet at pi evious piicos.
BEEF HAMS-Dull. Sales of western at sQ5 SO.
BACON-lu good demand, but held above the
views of buyers. Cumberland cut 2OII020Lc. 7
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer and more dong st
151s@l6c Tor western. "
CUT MEATS-Quiet and firm. Sales at I7@lsxc.
for Shoulders and l6@22c for Hams.
LARD--Firmer, with saes at % 10 for very choice
- aBUTTER-Firm at 3Op46c for Ohio and SEC for
State.
CHEESE-Steady. Sales at l4922c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07
THE CITY.

Coat THIEF ARREsTED. .--Somc days agt
we mentioned that Representative odlin
'of Dayton, had his overcoat stolen from the
Neil House, where he was boarding. Nc
clue was discovered to the thief until Mar.
shal Thompson and officer Williams sue
ceeded in tracing it out and, on Sunday
arrested, at boarding house ON the corner
of Mound and High streets, man by the
name of John Weygleman, who had enlist
ed In the ls6th o. v. l., and was deserter
from Camp Chase. When arrested, he was
dressed in citizens clothes.
1t appears that Weygleman, after pur-
Joining the coat, took it to Camp Chase, and
traded it off for a soldiers old overcoat and
dollar in money. The stolen coat is now
in the possession Of Marshal Thompson
The thief, before he sold the coat, took out
the key of Mr.. Odlin's room at the Neil
House, which was in one of the pockets
This key the officers found upon his person
when they arrested him. They also found
in his possession double blanket, which
he stole from a sleigh OH Broad street at
about the same time he appropriated Mr..
Odlin's overcoat.
The examination of the culprit will take
place before the Mayor, probably to-mor-
row morning, if Mr.. Odlin, who Is OH a
brief visit to his home in Dayton, should
return by that time; If not, as soon as he
does return. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07
OincinnatI Marker.

WHISkY-A continued dull market but small
''iSf PR6vIsiH6Ns-Me,s Porksales Of 800 b,, a,
these rates: Nothing done in bulk meats and prices
nominal. Prime Lard is offered at 2lc, and head and
| gut at 20c. M III ~ -
10 co. superfne at IS IS. A sale Of so brls Baltic
| Mills at $40 90. ~
,WHEAT-Tbere is good demand for prime to
Soee 90 sr RED a y Holders are asking g 9
were $50 bush prime red at 81 9O and $40 do 81 %
COR N-There is better demand, and prices are
stifier, though not quotably higher at sl Oe9l 10
sales were 200 bush at 81 TO- at lower road; 300 do
at ~ o5 at upper road and 80 do at 81 oe at lower
OATS Prices have declined to s5e in elevator.
with fair demand at the decline. $50 bush were
6s for prime to choice fall and 81 559i GO for same
grades of spring. H, ,t 81 . ~
RYE-The market continues quiet at 81 1901 IS.
A sale of 200 bush at 81 80. ,f.....,- 3, ..----
SEED-Timothy remains unchanged and quiet nj
IS 1906 co. Flax has declined to % 1902 IS, as to
quality. The sales were 80 bush Clover at SIS 90:
100 do at $l4 s0 and 80 do Flax at g 7s. III ta'nT
GROCERlES-Ihe market is quiet with fair de-
mand in the jnbbing way, at 4s44c Ter fair 20 primo
Rio Coffee. The stock Of choice Coffee in the mar
ket Is light and prices for this grade haye advanced
Sugar is steady at 30l@3lc; raw sugar at 22996Kc;
and New Orleans molasses at 81 30 per gallon for
old, and and 81 4oSi 43 for new - t1Iqi
BUTTER-The demsnd is very light. an i the mar
ket rules dull at 4O944c for prime TO choice Central
Ohio, and 45c for choice Western Reserve in small
packages. t-. tIIsL
EGGS-The market is steady. at 44945c per dog
HAY-Loose- pressed will not bring over S24 90 o
Is % per tun, arrival. Tight. pressed is quoted
at S26 G0g27 oO per tun, on arrival.
at % O0g6 0Oper bril- Dried Aprles are in fair de-
mand at l2h9l3c on arrival and 139l4c from store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07

OPERA HoUsE.-One of the finest audi
ences of the season was last night in attend
ance at the Opera House to witness the per-
formance of that excellent drama, 1.-THE
Cricket on the Hearth" The performance
was worthy the fine audience. Mr.. and
Miss Couldock, If possible, added yet fur
ther to their fine reputation. The other
performers sustained their parts very well.
Tonight will be performed the "Merchant
of Venice" one of Shakspear's best plays
Mr.. Couldock personating Shylock, and
Miss Couldock personating Portia. The
performance will conclude with the anus
ing farce of The Wandering MINSTREL
This is bill that should draw crowded
house. ~. .I -l.rH .H -f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07
Cleveland Market.

FLoUR--Held at 50 5O9lO 90 iol Xxx red sioSos
WHEAT-Sale 1000 bush No 2 red from store at
| 81 so; 1000 bush. do do at 81 s5.
for ew do.
OATS-Dull and nominal at 7sc from store. 20
RlE-Held nomina'ly at 81 as.
DRESSED HOGS-Quoed ed at l39l4c, dividing
| On 100 lbs.
,PORK-Unchsnged at sss 90 for mess; 90 Oofo
clear city packed
LARD-Choice city rendered held at 2sc in tierces
24c in kegs. =
BEEF-Cty packed mess helda $Is 9'i ait
SMOKED MEATS-Quiet and unchanged at 2lc
for city cured hams; 9Oc for do shoulders Ieo
for dried beef.
,BUTTER-Market very dull at range Of s59ioo
the latter Il. ure for choice.
CHEESE-Market quiet at 19@2oc for good to
choice Western Reserve dairy in large lots; 2OS2lc
for small lots do selected. ~ '''7-8
H!GHW INES-Hoders ask 50 25. r...., ~.
ALCOHOL-Hed steadily at 81 5O94 81 for 9s per
cent; g 1902 AZ for Neutral Proof Spirits -
DHlED PEACHES-ln active demand at 30c for
unpeeled, and 40 for peeled. --'- l.'-,'.-.-
MALT-Barley alt quoted at 50 90 per bush.
ALE AND P0RTER-Now held at SO for Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale; $1l9ls for XXX Stock; Kennel
Sll; Pale Cream sll; Porter sll. Half and quarter
barrels in proportion. fI -IF
GR0GERIES-Markc quiet and steady with no
material change y 'ilT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07

The LITTLE PEOPLE AT NAUGHToN HALL
I-One of the finest entertainments in this
country is that travelling under the man.
agement of Col. Ellinger, which opens al
Naughton Hall for period of three
days, commencing Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 9th.
The three little living wonders, Commo,
dore Foote and sister, and Colonel Small, ARE
without doubt the three smallest human
beings the world ever saw. They are not
exhibited as an Animal ShOw, but are edu-
Gated to perform, and considering their di-
minutiveness, in this respect these little ar
fists are said to be truly wonderful.
The little people are assisted by first
class musical combination, among whom
we notice the name of Mrs. G. G. Russell
formerly Miss NJ. G. Ellinger), the cele-
brated vocalist and pianist, and w. B. Har-
rison, the well known improvisitore, comic
vocalist, delineator, &c. Unquestionably
this is one of the best entertainments trav-
cling, and we heartily commend it to our
citizens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-07
Another ProcIamation-Th New
Tax BILL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Commercials
Washington special says it is confidently
asserted that the President will issue a
proclamation setting forth the result of the
peace negotiations and calling upon the
people to fill up the ranks of the armies
and assist in closing the war by overwhelm-
ing military operations.
2 The Posts Washington special says the
new Tax bill reported to the House this
morning imposes an income tax of 10 per
cent. on all amounts exceeding three thous-
and dollars per year; on crude petroleum,
6 cents per gallon; cigars, 60 cents per
pound; manufactured tobacco, 40 cents.
The present rate of taxation on manufac-
tured goods is increased 20 per cent. A
section taxing all sales is reported, but Its
adoption is not recommended. No tax is
laid upon State bank circulation.