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Special Dispatches.
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NEw YoRK, Jeb. 5.-The Heraidss Paris
letter states there was great anxiety about
the anticipated speech Of Napoleon, at the
opening Of the Chambers on the 22d nit.
The Emperor was desirous of enquirine in
to the matter entirely in his speech, bot in
delerenee by unanimous advice of the Cab
met he had consented TO touch upon it and
the supposition was be would promise a
withdrawal of his troops from Mexico stthe
ef effrssI fks sFsnd nFadstbs1 bs lts 81
countrymen the one receiving the most at
tention from their Majesties, was Gen. SEQ
field. To- the General the Emperor ex-
pressed his pleasure at meeting him. II
CIRCULAR TO BE ISSUED. ssf
The Herald's Washington. special says
A circular will soon be issued from the
Treasury Department resembling former
order in relation to the taxation Of manu-
factured articles in the hands of manufae-
turers in the Southern States which have
hitherto been exempt from taxation, and
after March 1st, 1866, such articles, tobacco
included, will be subject to prescribed rates
Of taxation under the excise law, no matter
what date of their manufacture. i
7 .-e KANSAS LEGIsLATURE.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, February 3.--Yesterday
The Senate bill appropriating 100000 acres
of land was defeated in the House.
The federal resolutions endorsing PFesi-
dent Johnson's policy were laid on the table
with two dissenting votes.
This morning concurrent resolutions we're
introduced into the House asking Congress
to submit an amendment to the Constitution
prohibiting the reelection Of the President.
ROBBERY.
The Herald has the following special from
Toronto, C. W.: Vicker's Express Office was
robbed last night of $1,000. The Provincial
Telegraph was also entered by robbers.
THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
The Fenian excitement has somewhat
abated since it appears that Sweeney Is in
Canada. Precautions, however, have not
all been neglected, and the police and mill
tary are on the alert. The excitement and
alarm are still wide spread in the towns
along the ST. Lawrence. s
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURs-
RICHNoND, February 5.-The Senate to-
day passed the House amendments to the
State Constitution, after reducing the re-
duired period of residence in the State tn
two years, and striking out the clause re-
curing voters 10 pay a tax. 7 o- u-s
The House passed the bill authorizings
railroad from Lynehburgh to Danyille.
LEGISLATIVE. -a
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, February 5.-The
Governor has vetoed the bill making valid
all contracts between the whites and the
freedmen. 80
The Senate has passed bill allowing
persons to testify in their own behalf in
criminal cases only. ola
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: Dresslrlg WilhNut a Partiel,

IkaAE DreSshHS W1th0Uf q Particle
OIL IGreaso--GIJo osRAI- -droGssS tha uAis Le.--ts-
fully, communicates a delicious cooling sensation
70 the scalp, cesnses it from dandruf, relieves
headache and y absolutely free from all grease 30
as not to soil the finest fabric. = -
CAsWELL, MACK & co.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York
Sold by all Druggists .I-- sdec17.R1O
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COttrell q Dickey.-CottreIl Dickey,
Commission Merchants and wholesale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried Fruits, &C., No. 6s Mer-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer to National
CITY Bank jan4:R1
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Exanisfte Toofh and MnnfI,.Wash

EAU AROMATIQUE is preparation Of
aromatic gums and balsams, which communicates
delicious taste to the mouth, q sweetness to the
breath, hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and a sensitive condition Of the teeth and
gums. ssr-
Prepared solely by Caswell, Mack 4 Co., New
York, and sold by all Druggists dec27 RIO
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The Cattle Plague in England
Alarming Increase Of the ScOurg,
Gold Closed last night 1S0 50
Associated Press Report.
From New York.


NEW York, February 5-A New Haven
freight car ran into passenger car on the
Fourth Avenue railroad to-day, demolish-
ing the car and killing two horses. The
passengers jumped from the car and no one
was hurt
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OFFICE OF THE CoMMERcIAL MUTUAL ms. Co.,
Cleveland. February 9Th 1864

Cleveland, February 9th, 1866.
The annual election of this company for the
choice of five Trustees, to serve three years, and
three Inspectors of the succeeding annual elect
will be held at the office of the company on Tues
dsy, the 10th inst. The poll will open at O'Clock
p. M. GEO. A. TISDALE,
iebOZ9O Secretary.
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LETTER FROM PROF. PROCTOR rHAYER.

OLhFkLASp MKDIoAL COLLEGE, Jan. Is, 1856.
J. X. srETLTR-SIR: have read many of the
Family Receipt BOok-soms suifh pToAt some with
Pleasure and some for fun. Il is what It pretends
to be, book Of valuable receipts pertaining to the
economy Of life well worth the money it COSTS
a7d should be owned by every family; for it wilf
Pay. Respectfully yours, Sc,
P. THAYER, NJ D.
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LETTER FROM REV. s. B. PAGE.

--== January IL, 1916.
J0HN K. eTETLER, EsQ.,-DEAR Sir take
pleasure in saying that consider " Mackenzie's
Great Family Receipt Book as a work of stand
ard value and Incompatible excellence 1t is an En-
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have any regard for domestic economy and comfort
cannot make q better investment than to purchase
s. B. PAGE.
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At meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Columbian Marine Insurance Company to-
day, it was stated that 800 policies had been
cancelled since Saturday, the notes of policy
holders being returned on the Payment of
pro rata premium for the time the risk had
run. Resolutions were adopted calling on
the present receivers to resign.
A committee was appointed to investig ate
the affairs of the Company.
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s. B. PAGE.
0LrvrIANp, ONO, Jan. II, 1866.

JoHN K SrEFLER-DEAR sIR: I was lately
shown copy of your late edition of Mackenzie, a
work, which, in my estimation, surpasses any
regard as well worthy the patronage Of every
Farmer, Mechanic, Artizan, Druggist, Manufac-
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Heads Of Families, &C.; bsing useful in every
branch Of industry T., No family should be without
1t. Numerous receipts upon each OF the subjects
treated, will be found, worth in soms cases ten
times the cost Of the work.
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Save Money by going to Kaufmau's, $50 su-
perior street. up STAIRS for your skirts and corst
all of which made to order in the latest French
styles. Ladies under garments on hand aud made
to order-up stairs. jan31:310
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Cleveland Female Seminary.-The
next Term will begin on Thursday, February sth.
Those intending to enter for the Term should. if
possible, be present on that day. febl:2s6
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Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
J. RICE TAYLOR.
LETTER FROM J. ". BRADToRD, MD.

Grsduate of N. Y. College Of Surgeons Physicians
1l5 PEARL ST., cLEYELAED. O., Jan. 10, 1859.
JeHS X. STEILER, Eso.-DKAE sIR:
We have in our family copy Of MaekenSis's 9
Great Family Receipt Book work which COM
me1ds itself TO all Intelligent persons
There IL, perhaps, no book sxtant which is Of
more general use and from which more informa-
tion can be obtained. hndevery subject treated
scientifically, fully, and reliably. The subject Of
Medicine is treated at length, and with great accu-
racy, by Prof Hartsherne, especially that part re-
lAting to Cholera snd its proper treatment
Isere Are hundreds of receipts in the book which
sra worth alone and singly, more than the cost Of
the work.
NO fAHiiy shouldoe without copy of this work.
10 " Respectfully yours 6e
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Cleveland InstitI

Cleveland Institufe-New Term
new quarter will Commence at Cleveland Insti-
tute on Monday, Feb. 9Th. Additional sccommo-
dations have been provided, so that applicants who
have failed to obtain admission for want of room,
can now be received.
feb5:a,6 RF HUMISTON. PrincinaI
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GEN. soaorlErp was the recipient of
marked attention at late ball at the Tue
liiries, and was highly complimented by
Nano1aon 80
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!. F. HUMIsTON, Principal.

A General, who is noted for the brevity Of
his speech, while stopping at the United States
Hotel, the other day, was serenaded in the evening
by the Palace Varieties (string) Band. Upon ap-
pearing at the window of his room, in the Gfth
story, he was welcomed, on the part of the citi-
liens, in long and witty speech by the celebrated
DR.. Roback. In reply he 1aconically said "Fel.
low citizens you can not expect me to address you
after listening to my very eloquent and learned
friend DR.. RoBaek. In tines1s14kD DEuUD rIIIs,
aiI To SyyfAaKeg the best in the
known world" This is the longest and best
speech he ever made. feb5
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Morning Edition.
..afpsf on fhe Ynnns Men n mu nois

borhood are going to the Union Business Institute
oberiin, Ohio, when they attend Business Col
lege," said a friend of ours, the other day.
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The Fenian excitement has somewhat
abated since it appears that Sweeney is in
Canada. Precautions, however, have not
all been neglected, and the police and mill
tary are on the alert. The excitement and
alarm are still wide spread in the towns
along the ST. lawrence -. s z
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Ben. w. Lewis, one of the largest TO
bacco growers and manufacturers, and
one of the wealthiest and most influential
citizens of Central Missouri, died at Glas-
gov yesterday. Mr.. Lewis was one Of the
staunchest Unionists in the State. He
liberated all his slaves in 1862, and is the
same person that suffered such brutal
treatment at the hands of the notorious
guerrilla Bill Anderson, during Prices
raid into the State in the fall Of l664.ua D
1t is currently stated that General
Grant viii visit Europe during the pres
emit season and will remain there several
months. The incessant toll, anxiety and
responsibility that have rested upon this
distinguished soldier for the past Eve
years Certainly entities him to q protraeted
leave of absence for the purpose of recre-
alton and renovation amid new scenery
and under European skies.
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Purest and Sweetest
COD Liver OIL

MANUFAcTVRED FROM FREsH SELECTED liver
on the sea coast. This oil is characterised by
purity and sweetness peculiar to it
alone Its reputation Is 50 great that it takes the
lead OF all other oils, and is prescribed by physi-
clans. Remember to ask for ..--..
HAZARD CAswELL's Con LIyER on
CASWEII, MA0R 4 m
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= Very respectfully yours,
e -a- A. G. GOODWIN
Sen. As't Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Cleveland, O.
cL1r1IAEp. ORC, Jam. u, lsos.

J. Z. SrETLER-SrR ,. Having persued your
" MGckenEies Ten Thousand Receipts" / am free
to say that it is the most complete work Of the
kind IN existence. Is all that is claimed for il,
containing more information in a cOndensed form
than is possible to reach the public in any other
manner. Every family in the land should have a
copy. e - Yours very truly -
C.. W. FREEMAN, No. I6O Superior st.
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ReciprOclty Treaty.

The Posts Washington special says the
Ways and Means Committee will hold a
special meeting this afternoon for the fur
ther consideration of the Reciprocity Treaty.
There is no prospect that they will recon-
mend new treaty or the extension of the
present one, but its probable reciprocal leg
islation will be approved upon the follow
ing basis; The tax on distilled spirits in
Canada and this county be similar, SO as to
prevent smuggling; navigation to be open,
the locks of the Welland Canal being en-
iarged and the tolls the same to all parties
from Canada to be taxed here
SO that they shall possess no advantage oyer
our own products; free ports in Canada to
be abolished
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Joint Resolution Relative to the Basis
of RepresentatiOn-SP of Thad.
Stevens--Ifs Probable Adoption by
the Senate--The District.

the SenaIe--The District.
/ ... WASHINGTON, Feb. /, 1866.
The vote upon the resolution in regard
to the basis of representation in the several
States is very significant. The vote stood
l2O yeas to 40 nays on its passage There
were eleven Union members who voted
with the Democrats, among them Ray
mond, of New York, five from the North
and six from the South. The closing
speech of the old man eloquent from Penn
sylvania, Thad. Stevens, was one of the
ablest Of his life. He completely carried
House and the galleries by storm, and was
not very backward ih exposing the unten-
able position taken by Henry j. RAYMOND
and his efforts to divide the great Union
party on some of the vital measures now
before Congress.
l learn that the Senate will act with as
much unanimity as the House has acted
on this resolution, and will at once consid-
er it and send it to the Legislatures now
IN session. Sd tbat.it-maY lbaooRe9s a.IaH6o
of thSee States lately in rebellion, in re-
gard to thequestion of equal suffrage. If
these States will not let the negro vote,
then they will not be permitted to be ben
Gifted by him in making up their basis of
representation. Southern men now here
admit that the principle is right, and are
of the opinion that it will be the opening
wedge to equal suffrage in all the Southern
States. The public mind of the South is
being prepared for this, and if the poll
ticians will let truth have "free course,
run and be glorifed,o Congress will not
be troubled much longer with what is now
denominated by some "the Vered negro
question"
AN effort is being made in the District
to have Congress place the city govern
ment here under Commissioners, to be
appointed by the President. This is to
get rid of the suffrage question. But as
revolutions are not inclined to go back
ward this proposition will undoubtedly be
rejected. FRANKLIN.
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Empire Mining CO.-The annual meeting
of the shareholders of the above company will be
held at the Office of E. j. Farmer & Co., Cleveland
o., on the 9th day of March, 1866, at 9 P. NJ.
jeb3;2Ss L.W. FORD, Secretary.
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Plant the Best.-Dr. Grants IONA and
ISRAELLA are the best hardy Grapes, and the vines
can now be obtained at less than Eastern retail
prices, by leaving orders at D. II. Stair & Co.'s
Seed Store, Cleveland; sending to NJ. B. Bate
ham, Paihesville, Prof. C. Il. Penfeld, 0berlin,
who have also large supply of all the approved
varieties for vineyards or gardens. They will be
on hand with samples at the meeting of the Grape
Growers Association, in Cleveland, on the 2lst
inst. feb2:286
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d. HI. Stair Ek Co., wholesale and retail
dealers in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, l16
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock of
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
we mention osAGE ORANGE SEED, which is
NEW, the growth of 1895, and this day reevived
Seeds Ofall kinds can be sent by mall. All orders
promntIy attended to,
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1866.
THE NEWS,

GOLD closed last night at 1Ss4@lS9s.
q The steamer Carter had 200 passengers,
l25 of whom were lost. A Vicksburg dis
patch gives some additional names of the
ki1Ied e-
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To Printers.-The best kinds Of PaINTERs'
NEWS INk for sale Of Leader Office.
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G. W. FREEMAN, No. l6O Superior s
IErrrR sFRon .I.I REv. 3. 3. 5. HurrOK.

BEDlonD, Jan. II, 1906.
4 take pleasure IN recommending MackenZie'E s
Ten Thousand Receipts to the public. It con-
tains vast amount % Tery useful knowledge, and
. good index by which any one subject can be
reached. 1t is a book that should be in every fam
by. ~ q REV. j. B. HUTTON.
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Vessel For Sale, Cheap.-The stauI ch
Schooner "Wavertree," $40 tons burthen; two
sets of sail, one quite new. Everything pertain
ing to her in good order and condition.
Apply to JOHN F. WHITELAW,
feb2:2S6 At National City Bank of Cleveland.
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billiard Tournament.

John Roberts, champion of Great Britain,
Dudley, Kavanagh, Melvin, and Foster, with
other billiard celebrities, leave this evening
to take part in the Memphis billiard tourna1
ment, at which Roberts will make his first
appearance in America. They purpose
making tour through the west and after
wards through the south. Mr.. Charles
Noreliffe accompanies them as business
agent.
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FROM A LETTER FROM REv.J.

WATSON, Quincy, Logan Co. 0.
81 am acquainted with the merits Of Maeken-
sie's Great Family Receipt Book, and can say 1t
Is really an invaluable household work."
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B. H. STAIR 4 co.,
Late J. Stair & Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
isn3O.3Ia
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VirgInia LegIs1nfure.

New York, February 5.-The Virginia
Senate has adopted resolutions cordially
approving the course of President johnson
on the question of reconstruction.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-09-07
Our Scrap aIuok.
THE PnILosoPnER,s SCALES.

a monk when his rites sacerdotal were DER,
In the depth Of his cell, with its stino covered
aoor,
n'signiug to thought his chimcrical brain,
iie formed the contriyancc we now shall explain
In youth was projected but years stole away,
Aud ere 'twns completed, he was wrukled aud
But success Is secure, unless energy fails,
And ~ length hc produced the Philosophers
Scales.
What were they YOU ask. You shall presently
These scales were not made to weigh sugar aud
tea
o, no; for such properties wondrous Ind they,
That qualities, feelings and thought they would
weigh,
Together with articles small or immense,
From mountains or planets, 10 atoms Of senses
Naught was there bulky, but there " could layj
Aud naught so ethereal but thcre II would stay |;
Aud naught so reluctant, but in IL must co.
All which some examples more clearly will show
The hrst thing he weighed was the head Of Vol
tiirc,
Which contained all the wit that had ever been
thore-
As a weight he threw in the torn scrap Of a loaf,
Containing the prayer Of the penitent thief,
When up wen, the skull with so sudden a spell,
That II bounced like ball on tho rOoi of his cell ;
Aud now ho put Ia Alexander the Great,
With garment that Dorcas had made, for a
weight
Though muill,d in nrmur from sandals 10 crown,
ihe hero went MP, and the garment went down.
long row OF alms-houses richly endowed
Hy well esteemed Pharisee, wealthy and proud,
Next loaded one scale, while the other was prest
by that mite the poor widow threw into the chest
Up flew the endowment rs if less than an ounce,
Aud down, down the farthings worth came with
bounce.
Again he performed an experiment rare
monk with austeritiss bleeding and bare,
Climbed into the scale, in the other was laid
The heart of Howard now partly decayed,
Whcn he found, with surprise, that the whole Of
his brother
Weighed less by some pounds than the bit of the
other.
BY other experiments, no matter how,
lie found that teu chariOts weighed less than
plow
sword with gilt trappings rdse up in The scale,
Though balanced by only two-penuy nail
shield nnd helmet, bucker aud spear,
Weighed less than a widows unchrystalzed tear
A lord and lady went up at full sail,
When bee chaucod to light in the opposite
scale
Ten doctors, ten lawyers, ten courtiers one earl,
Ten counselors' wigs, full Of powder and curl,
All leaped in one balance, and swinging from
thence,
Weighed less than few grains of good common
frst-wator diamond, with brlants begirt,
Than one good potato just washed from the dirt
iet no mountains Of silver and gold would suffice
One pearl to outweigh was the pearl of great
price.
Last Of all, the whole world was bowl'd in at
the gate,
With the soul Of beggar to serve MS weight,
When the scale with the soul so nightly fell,
That II jerkcd the philosopher out of his cell.
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Rather Cool.

Here is n story of the days when travel.
ing on canal boats was considered the
most comfortable mode Of getting aloug on
the Journey out west:
"lallo, there, capting," said Green
Mountain Yankee to the captain of q pack.
et on tho Erie canal, what do you charge
for passage p
Three cents per mile aud board" said
the captain.
wall, guess I'll take passage. capting.
seeing as how am kinder gin eout walking
so tarnOshun fur"
Accordingly he got on board just as the
steward was ringing the bell for dinner.
Jonathan sat down aud began 10 de-
molish the "hxms" to the utter cousterna.
tlon of the captain, until he cleared the
table of all that was eatable, when he got
mp and went ON deck picking his teeth very
comfortably, How far is it, capting, FROM
here To whore came aboard
Nearly one and u halt mles," said the
captain.
Let's see" said Jonathan, "that would
be four aud u half cents but never mind
captain, won't be small heroa five cents,
which pays my fare up tn hore | guess
IN go ashore now, I'm kinder rested on"
The captain vamoSed for the cabin, aud
Jonathan went ashore.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court

ON FRIDAY, the 18th day of September, A. d
~ 1866, at o'clock In the afternoon, on the pre-
misses, in Plain Township, county of Wood, and
State Of Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property of Absa-
lom Smith, deceased, to-wit;
The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of section nineteen (l0), In township five (5), OF
range ten 10) east, in said county of Wood, unin-
numbered by widows DOVER Appraised at 81 800
Terms Of Sale 0ne-thrd to be paid on the day
Of sale; onc-thrd in one year, and Oncthird in two
years from the day Of sale, with interest from the
day Of sale; deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
ROBERT BRISBIN,
Administrator of Absalom Smith, deceased.
SLEvfN e. PARSONS, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, August IA, 1865. 10d$7 %