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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
The Campaign in Tennessee Ended,

The Campaign in Tennessee Ended,
NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Times has a
special, dated at Huntsville, Ala, which
says the campaign in Tennessee is ended,
The last of Hoods army crossed the Ten.
nessee river on the 29Lh ult., with eight
pieces of artillery and about $4,000 men.
He left Macon with 5000, was reinforced
with, 5000, and had 1l0 pieces of artil.
lery. After the battle at Nashville both
armies tlOundered in the mud for ten davs.
Hoods remnant Of infantry crawled off at
night, and his cavalry stubbornIy resisting
the pursuit during the day. 1t is believed
that Hood has buried or thrown into the
river, at least thirty guns. he abandoned
large number of wagons and ambulances.
Our official list of prisoners numbers 8, 700,
not including the 500 captured from Roddy
on the 9th inst. Over 900 deserters have
also reported.
1t is said that Hood is going to Meridi-
an, Miss, to attempt reorganization
The chase in force has been abandoned.
although Steadnan is across the river
with orders to harrass him and capture az
much as possible. A new campaign has
alrePdy been projected, and the corps of
Wood, Smith, and Schofeld are already
moving.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
Snow storm-Kentucky Items.

CINoNNATI, Jan. ABOUT IL inches of
snow fell last night, interrupting railroad
communication. aed#I
Gen. Burbrldge has removed the restric.
tions on trade in Kentucky.
Resolutions were introduced into both
Houses Of the Kentucky Legislature yes
terday, declaring for immediate abolition
of slavery.
Gov. Bramlette in his message recon-
mends gradual emancipation and ultimate
removal of the slaves; rejoices and thanks
denounces the arrest of Col. Wolford and
Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs; says his object in at
tempting to regulate enlistments Of slaves
was not to save the institution, but the
people of Kentucky from Unnecessary bur-
dens in its Accomplishment.
Kentucky has furnished nearly 76, 900
soldiers to the o. s. Army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
PROPOSALS FOE FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's oFPIoE.
DEPARTMENT or WRST YR0INiA.
OuMpEeI.AND, Mp., November Isih. 7Isss

?
CUMBERLAND, MD, November 18th, 1854.
SE4LED PROPOSALS in duplicate are invited by
~ the undersigned for supplying the 1ouarter.
masters Department In the Department OF went
Virginia at Charleston, ParkerIbuTe, -WheeIjnS.
West Virginia, and GalpOlis, Ohio and fhe Geve!
raj DepOtO on the line OF the BRlumoFe md Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, MnrtinsburR, HArBerba Rerrv
Berlin, Point Of Books, and inGl11Ing HaRerstoTp
and Frederick City, Md; or either Of thosS pISoes
with Hay, Corn, oats and Straw H--TFf
Bids will be received for thedelyery of trea thou
sand $4,000 bushels OF Corn or Oats and 6ftv I50(
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must Be So1
compauied by copy OF this advertisement
Bidders must state at which Of .he above named
points they propose to mako deliveries, aud the
rsteS at which they will make deliveries thoreat,
cred, the time when said delfTery shall be com
meneed and when to be cOmpleted. 10
Corn to be putup in good strphE Vacka Hav and
Oats to be securely bAled.
All articles offered under ths!bt14 herein invited
will be subject to rigid inspsItioo by q Govern
ment Inspector, before being ReeeHsd,' 49,
Contracts will be awarded hom time 10 time To
me lowest responsible biddet as the interests OF
the Government may require. zIt
No bids will bO considered from paFtis1 Avhn have
failed heretofore to complyWith thsir oontraots.
All proposals must be accompanied BY q luaran
ty, dgned by two responsible persoug fha In case
the bid Is accepted, he or theE5RiI within tIe time
nameds execute the contract for the ame with GOOD
and sufficient sureties in q sum equal II amou6t Ia
the am3pnt q the contracts 10 deliver forage Oro-
posed I'd conformity with the terms al fhis adyor
tisement, and in case bidder 6Bl fail to onter IN
to the contract they to make goOJ the dieFenee b
tween the ohof OF said bidder 6h the ueXf lowest r
sPonEible biddeEor thePersot to whom tho contract
may be awarded. = rsl75a1 - :, ''St
Tho responsibility Of the must be sbovn
by 6ytheohiciat Csrtthcate Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs. or otber
Government omctAl, known by this once -
AnParties win be duly notified Of the Senentancs
or rejection Of their proposals.. '''AtN0
Ali proposals Cmnt 6s madAin lupl,cato .,6 h.
accompanied With the oath OF allegiance Of the nar,
ty or Pafpesl unless it has alrs4dy been placed on
flo in thlB once. f0 VI
The full ualneand post office Sldteas Of each bid
der must 6e Writtsn.i6 the. proposal. "
Proposals mO6S be addressed 10 OSDtaFn 4 "a Eo+,,
worth, Chief Quarternaster De2artTent 81 Wsat
virginia, O1mbetland Md, and 1Iskorf PronSsSIs
Blank toIn1of bids, guarantees and bonds NAV
bo obtained on application to thl5 oHioe sA"S
All IlproPoSah received under IhiI S5voEt;5Sr,.O+
T1t Se opened snS sE9Rinsd g tAiI once on WE'D
Bidders are respectfully invited 10 bs SreSs1t dt m
opening Of bids, II they desire. ''''' ~ 'He
.--. j. g. RAENSWORTH
Captain and Chief oGaltsr1 S1tsr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
Lae 70 be Commander. in Chisff.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 1.-The Worlds Wash.
ington SPECIAL says it is rumored there
that Lee,had been appointed TO the COM
maud of all the rebel armies, and that he
had put Beanregard in command of the
defenses at Richmond, intending himself
to proceed to South Carolina to concern
trate rebel forces in that quarter to check
Sherman's proposed movement northward.
sherman's movement was considered by
Lee more important than any Grant can
make upon Richmond in four months.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

IT is reported that Ex-senator Gwin,
formerly of California, has been appointed
by Macmillan Governor of Sonora, Mex.
leo. 1t is not improbable, as he is a rebel,
and the secessionists in Callforhis have
long had their eye on Sonora as resting
place in, case they could not get possession
of Lower California. 1t is.uowsuf6cientl
clear that they cannot obtain the rule there,
and if Macmillan wants such fellows, he
is entirely welcome to them, and does we'll
to put Gwiu in the Governors chair. JEFF.
Davis had better apply for similar post
in Chihuahua or some other Mexican
State. When the rebellion goes down, 3
good many of the leading rebels will un-
doubtedly go to Mexico aud seek for posi-
ton there, first, because they will have no
better way of getting livelihood, and
secondly, because they may hope thus to
be the means of annoying and distressing
us. 80 Z .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
WHEELING, w. VA.
Notice to MiIIers 4 MIll owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING 8. b.
sMdT MACHINE on Wheeling I4IAad-the only
perfect Separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
in use. Delivered free Of charge at the Railroad
Depots in Bird geport, Ohio, Wheeling, steam.
boat landing in Whseling, W Va.
No. cleans II bushels per hour, weighs 400 DIS.
No, cleans 20 bushels por hour, weighs $50 lOs.
No.s cleans IS bushels per hOur, weighs 500 bG.
No. cleans so bushelS per hour, weighs $50 ihl.
other sizss, up to 100 bushels per hour, made 70
JIM Tnzoz, OF Lexington, Kentucky, Is ont
agent All orders for that State should be ads
GddSsls - JAS. B, wILLEAIss
noV236m Bridgeport Ohio, q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

FoRTREss MONROE via: BALTIxoRy, Jan.
The exchange of prisoners has again
Washington yesterday and left for Varinis
on the James river, with SO rebel officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

How little it takes to make a rejoicing
in Richmond For the papers published
there inform US that the citizens were re.
teieine after the failure of our feet at Fort
Fisher, because gold fell 50 that paper
dollar .oas ,p6rt6 about t'OO ee"ts IA gold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
Cavalry and ARTILLERY Horses

A ssIsTANT QUARTER1AsTEss oPP1op
"a. - iWHKEINe, W.sVE.y Mover - - - 1se.
sCAVALRY AND ARTILLERY E6P sRs 1.S1S =
pT5Gafs0d Sa 5Sa5 IN the oPSH market at Wheeling, W. va
paid for Cavalry and one hundrej SH5 ~ ~ a Se
dollars ($l65l for Artillery Horsrs O1N lAtS'nEs
M MAsTy Horses must Ds q ark eoor sound in
ken and square trotferS In - IN ,CC55 ss0P'
and condition. from Etx to ter ssrs ala ~ ~
less than l6X hands high eGc ,r.s Uot =. 10y
less than 1859 pounds "'' y "eisn
Cavalry Horses must be souy in naIl,s-.i.-,...-
well broken, in full deSh and d cT.t
adS1tel ~ S1,t.S. n y. ears old, and we'll
NJ -. ~ etGIy ~, NT5 T5 70 Sa.aH IS.a Purposes.
DiT O n a n S'1' Jas a. - ol in charge 1st
Nv. $ ~ A'S'O " fsI. y a-ARTSTAS
LON4 SEot 4 a q n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

MoSTREAL, Jan. THE court decided
to.day that it had Jurisdiction. in the case
fthe St. AlbAns raiders, and the ease will
proceed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
Bar Iron.

OAR IRON Round from BIG 70 IN.
ID BAh IRoz, Square q so9z dn.1
Ban B. I, IsSS, 6I "a - iS152'SSz e IA
BAR IRos, ,HahoUAI' t0S5{m.
Ban IEos, Gut 70 lengthS for Tira.
q . BAR IRO8, Hoop, from u 70 4i. lEtlIl 2llls
EyIVAniA, American, Wayne and Gti7ln Mis-
6urEh. P. o. HILDREIH AHtqS
n0v25 6 uGl1 rlels
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

&70 A M0NFH!-Tw want Agents every
% ~ WheEe{ - SO month, expeDses paid, TO
9e k1REHEE ARElC1El the bssf selling ever offered.
mn AEta'alArs 11HE AddraeS: -. - Il
dseSsadS1s s-ss 5I +5a BssdSIOSd. & SdIn MaEnneI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
$l25 A MONTHI

W,AEtEDl-SEWING MACHINE A6ENTsI
w EVeryWhere, to introduce the new SHEW 4
CIA8E SExIKEA D2LLAl FAllILE sEErrle IAeHESRs the
OILY low price machine IN the country which is
LIcENsKD by Grower & Baker, Wheeler q Wilson,
Howe Singer 8 Co., and Bachelor. SALARY End
expenses, or large eommIssiOns allowed. AT other
Machines now sold 11E less than forty dollars each
are IRR1RaKIEIFs, and tho selEet and user 1IARL8.
LA1aIEAtsd etEonlaEs sent 1RElzl - - n
AaareS. SHAW CLARK, -
dsod-arndSW& Biddeford, Maine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
-CAsT ARRHl
AND MODE oF TREATMRNT 1s
oUREs oATARRH In ALL IFs TTPEs, AND sFAoEs,


IT CUES HAY, Ross AND PEa1OD1o oATARRH. ~
IT OuREs CATARRHn In ALL ITS T1PEs, AND sTAoRs
It oUR1s CATARRH, AND AvRRrs CONsuMp41OH.
II CUREs CATARRH, AND PAIN IL 7HE TEMPLES
No VIOLENT STRlNGING OF THE HAD.
TaE SENSE OF TAsEnl AND sMHLI REsroRlD.
For centuries Catarrh has defed the skill Of phys
tcianS and surgeons. No medical work contains q
prescription that will eradicate ii. Nothing save
Dr.. Goodale's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle of the disease and preclu-
ding the posi- ibility ofA relapse.
No form OF Catarrh can Withstand its searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal satisfaction.
1t penetrates to the very seat of this disease and
exterminatestt, root and branch for ever. .7I
%. From the N! Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Hay, RosR, AND PRRIoD1C CATLHRH.-Dr R. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy land mode'O treatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety Of
Catarrh, butt extinguIBhes the disease forever in
al its types and stages Every one speaks well Of #
Price 800 per Bottle. Send Rstamp for DIR Go Cd
Sle's New Pamphlet Oatarrh, its perfect mode oi
treatment and rapid cure. Information OF price'
less Value-Send OF. call at once. s.tss. -.
NORTON Co., Sole Agents, IS Blocker st., N. Y.
- For sale by T. H. LOGAN 4 CO., and LO.
GAN, LIST ! CO., Wheeling.
nov2S-1yd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
oUREs oATARRH, AND AVERTs CoNsuMPEIoN.
No VIOLENT sTR1NdINa OF THE HAD.

IT CUREs scATARRH, AND Pam IL 7HE Temples
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

IT ouBEs HAY, Ross AND PEa1oD1o oATARRH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

Is the best medicine ever offered
For the eIectual cure of RheumAti :,
ralgia, Dyspepsia, and rs a Blood P E'
equal, for all diseases arising from II
OF the blood, such na ScrOIuI1 OF Z q
Head, letter, Ring Worm, Female q
all breakouts on the face and body.
The vast number of rub.on medI 3
merly have been used for those disea \
temporary in their effects and of , bi
hut the
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

sS IonlnS; The Union, bound by many cords of
S S.rSSrgtn, as interest, duty, affection, memory,
anu PATRIOTISM, is the handmaiden of liberty
.'N5 .oreserlnore. more From this harmonious and COM
Rno.1u s.aLe, occupying the vast central belt of
ty OF climate, soil, production trade and occIl-
patton, washed by both oceans strong varions
and complete within itself, an It's interests and
hopes so intertwined, dependent and md = rslated j
that friendship and goodwill must pervsda and
animate every part--a nationality win be de-
veloped and expanded, such as the imagination
with boldest pencil, has never painted-coios,s
sal, beneficent, FREE Ito all who live under
its flag, the object of their most faithful at
tachment and affectionate pride,-and by its
practice Of justice, peace and friendship, an
world. I'D adi ia lImu1o} sf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Deal Freights.
NO,fce.

TsyHIs is to forbid all persons trusting ny wife,
i Emma r, Campbell, Of ANY sny other per.en on my
tysc ssSe' ins sfer tbis date. ALFRED CAMPPs II.
Gray, jane s7th, 1866. iunt2slws
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

Mr.. MAYOR, GENTLEMEN OF THE Cry Gov
EMINENT, AND FELLow-cIIIzENs:
This anniversary has new place in our
hearts, and we come to-day to its celebration
as to new heaven and new earth. we
seem to breathe the airs of an unfading Spring; !;
the sky bends above us with a kindlier smile
and sweeter love than we have known be-
fnY4a ...4f.N
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
California Wines.

FTNHE unexampled popularity achieved by aur
II brands OF these now celebrated Wines, B Iue
to their superior merits and undoubted purity
For the sick chamber the "Angellca" viii Commend
itself Where highly tonic and inyigorating stimu
liant is desired our Port Is excellent.
The ''Muscatel" Is without doubt the finest Wine
Wine, Is delicious. a,- M 7l II .U1I'-
For Dinner Wine the ''Hock' is deservedly popu-
lar la -r'f = ~
See that our label and name is on each bottle.
PERKINS, STERN & CO.,
PIONEER HOUSE."
Dealing Exclusively in California wines
For sale in Portland by CRosmAN & Co.
.f.. may3ieod3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

either one two horse Machine. which for light
ness OF draft and perfect execution Of business can
not be excelled. CHARLES VINING.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

~" WEST GLoUcEsrER, Me-, june %, 1865.
Having used-thesc two years past-with entire
satisfaction and this season purchased Of the Inn
proved Shaker Maine Mowers, unhesitating give il
my decided opinion that it is the very best Machine
for the farmers OF Maine, of the New England
States, Of any Machine have ever used or seen In
operation, and this comprises nearly all the differ
ent kinds that have been exhibited in our State
What is most important Is its lightness OF draft and
the one horse Mower, in my opinion, was never vet
excelled nor one made that would answer 50 perfect
This notice all inquiries and especially those who
have unwarantably made use of my name 70 injure
the reputation Of the Shaker Maine Mower and help
sales of other Machines in which parties have largely
invested. ,+-. ~ ISAIAH WENTWORTH
East Poland, June %, 1865. june2leodS2w2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Z ''Their echoes ron from soul to soul,
9f And grow forever and forever .

8. Another fruit of the war is undoubtedly
a better and more perfect nationality - the
heresy OF State sovereignty has been banished
nom our councils, and the sovereignty of the ma
ton has been established beyond future cues
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Copartnershin Notice.
~ AOAACU y -
WRIGHT g co.

/ lave tnis day formed q partnership under the
WRIGHT & CO.,
for the purpose OF doing General Commission Busi-
ness, special partner having furnished Cash
capital Of three hundred thousand mil reis tRs-
800 :000sOOOl 40 @
Mr.. John S. Wright, No. go Wall Street, New York.
VIII act rs our Agent in the United States.
We give our Power Of Attorney TO Mr.. g. @. 4.
Wright, late OF the House Of Maxwell, Wright q
Co. t
ANY business confded to our care viii have our
best attention. G. GRANVILLE WRIGHT.
Rio de Janeiro, May O. 1865. jun2Oeod2m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Attention Farmers of Maine.
PatrOniSe Home Manstfactssre !
eAH rsprcrArrv WHEY IN ,s r,,...


RUT few more now are left of the Shaker Maine
II Mowers. Those who want Machine that viii
give perfect satisfaction, call soon and get the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-21
From Washington.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-A special to the
Times from Washington says: Joe Davis,
brother of JEFF. Davis, has made demand
for the restoration of not only his, but his
brothers property In Mississippi. ll5i
The withdrawal OF troops from the South,
heretofore loudly demanded by the people
there, Is now greatly deplored, and appeals
to return them are now received by the au-
thorities.
Maj. John A. Hallidock, of the Elmyra
military department, has been sentenced to
be cashiered and disabled from holding any
office in the service of the United States,
and to pay fine of $4,000 for fraud, re-
ceiving bonus and completely with bounty
Jumpers, etc. -a...E -.". l.a q
Forty millions of the new issue of fifty
million. 5-20's bonds for funding compound
interest notes and certificates of indebted
ness, have been taken. '-''A0'
Gov. Crapo, of Michigan, has been assur-
ed by Secretary Stanton that the remainder
of Michigan regiments will be mustered
out as soon as their places can be supplied
Maj. Gen. Stodard of Vermont, who was
honorably mustered out OF service, has been
reinstated on the personal recommendation
of Gen. Grant. l-,-.-si,...-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-21
Now Ynrk nInrkat nct on

HoIION- Dull heavy and lower at 57GD5sectpr
m1ddlngi by auction, for GLycrnIe nj accom- Al jg0
Daiet a. ooc ior middng fair aud 65St7e Tor strict
FLOURlO@9oc lower decline chiefly mon pa,Tnas ma,
dIum and common grades; $e 0s@S 90 for extra sta
" 1923 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and % l00
l210 for iia-te brands market cl. sing heavy.
MHISk k1-Steady; western 81 30.
w MHEAT-2g3c lower for spring, and 3@8c lower
or winter; 81 6I9i 20 for Chics gospring $l ei@I "a
tor Milwaukee club 81 70 q j "a for amber MiIws1-
kee-latier price for choice aAoat and 81 63Qal 62c
forr neY Milwaukee spring. = .'-,.F ;, -erif,gfr
KfEIQuiet and without decided change 5s-t,s
bAhLE l-Duli and nominal; inferior state 81 90;
BARLEY MALT-DuIl -a3 5sri h>Ge 1oi
CORN-Without decided change: 72dpe4c for I'M
sound and &c. 9O992c for sound mixed westefr---
latter price for very handsome in store ~ '7affH
for sound. I'fF Z 6'G' ~ VT ',nf1ii
C0FFEE-Quiet and firm. H0.Tr'ni t7f, .e7snp'
SUGAR-Firm: Cuba muscovado 14@l5Kciisud
M0LASSES-Quiet, 1Ff ~ .6l7T11 NJ 1853 n
LEUM-Shade lower; 36@37c for crude;
6iGg72c for refined in bond. q 20. ,,.a-, - NJ :
rmer S3l 7533 90 for mess, closing at s33 co. cash;
S2e 3oS2I 20 for prime, and $s7 0D9z7 IS for prime
mess November, sellers option, $32 90 ~ 5O and
option, at $3i 90. fN it77l - =
BEEF-Firmer sales 1900 brls at sll oo@ls 75 for
plain mess aud $l4 OO9l7 90 for extra mess l 95.t
BEEF HAMS-Active. 5577 Fisi' - lli7
| CUT MEATS-Scarce and firm; at l1aiTKc fofi
BAC0N-Dull.
LARD-Firmer at 24k 4k@29c. & q ssrIv1F
BU rTER-In demand at 2sc for Ohio. and 42945c
CHEESE-14K@IsHc. l1R ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-21
, Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Superfne was offered at 81 5Oas 90, the
latter rate for choice country brands made entirely
from old original stock. Extra was held at $8 5O0
o. 90 for new, and % 0099 so for old The asking
rate for family and fancy SO 759l1 co. yd. .uGJ
WHEAT-Prime old red was offered freely at
81 O but buyers we're unwilling to give 81 90.
SaeS OF new were made at 81 l591 s5, according to
quat{y, the latter rate for something chpjce. The
offerings OF Kentucky white more liberal, and
purchases could have been made at % 4592 so.
COKN-The asking rates we're 45c for sound ear
and shelled. 900 bush shelled sold at 46c. ----
|, OATS-A quiet market, at 30hc, 4Oc and Ale, in
elevator and at canal.
RYE-We continue to quote prime new and old at
| soc and 90c. .H n - ..
II PR0VISf0NS-Sale of mess Pork were made ut
32 90 aud at the close round lots could not have been
purchased at this rate. Bulk meats are held shade
| hgher-ShOulders at 1Sc and Sides at 1Sc. Bacon
irmer. The ra'es asked were l0c for Shoulders Clio
for Sides, and 241sc for clear Sides all packed A
sale of 100 tcs of butchers Lard was made at 25Ac.
$50 brls city mess Pork sold at S32 90. 80.
GROCERIES, We quote fair to choice Rio Coffee
at 30932kc; raw Sugar, l4h@ l8c: hard reinedy 2lL
@22c: and Molasses, 81 0O9l 10 per gallon. |.iii
BUTTER-We now quote fair to choice Central
Ohio at 40 a 45c per b. y II nt' e.li.,l
CHEESE-A continued firm and steady market,
with good demand at 2O@20Rc per pound, actual
tare, for Western Reserve and Hamburg. -
,EGGS-A quiet market, at s7@2sc per dozen,
| FRGIT-We quote prime Northern and Eastern
at 81 OOS5 90 per brl. Extra choice cammands 259
SOC per brl higher. ~. nrE
WHISKY-A firm and steady market at o. 0s.
| with sales of 300 brls. '-''.- '7t" i3Sd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-21

OPERA HoUsE.-The benefit of Miss Ada
Webb last night was honored by large
and well filled house. She passed through
the various protean transformations in the
new play of the Mothers Dying Child,
with her accustomed versatility and dra-
matte skill. Other characters in the piece
were handsomely personated by Miss En-
ma Webb, Messrs. Hall, Howard, Gross,
Hayden, Kent and others. The humorous
portions of the play elected great merri-
nent and applause. ,5
The amusing extravaganza of Pocahon-
tas of course--"brought down the house"
repeatedly, especially when an apt local
allusion took the audience by surprise. No
one could help feeling that things were
sadly out Of joint in the piece, and yet no
one could help shaking his sides at its od-
dities and excentricities. i ,n-r '''
Tonight will be produced new drama,
the Market Girl of Paris-Misses Emma
and Ada Webb in the principal characters;
Colin by Miss Emma, and Thrice Married
Carlotta by Miss Ada.