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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10
Dedication of the M. E Church.

The Dedication of the Nj. 4. Church in
this village, last Sabbath, was an occasion
of unusual interest. and attracted very
large audience Bishop Kingsley, whose
fhaoner is pleasing and whose ability is far
above tho ordinary plane, prcaebed both
forenoon and evening. At tho close of The
forenoon discourse, and tetoro the dedica.
tion service had been recittd. he roma, ked
that, as the work bad cost SI3 600, of which
Isl 500 remained unpaid, II was but proper
to discharge the debt before dedicatiDg the
house to God, and suggested that il bo done
thon and there; and, accordingly, il wus
done. In the evening. it was sugg gested that
$500 should be raised to cushion the seats.
aud, although the idea was now one, it
took 80 we'll that $il6 wore contributed at
Ouce, and a committee of ladies appointed
to secure the residue by voluntary subscrip.
vions. When we consider that our citizens
had already paid largely for the purpose of
remOdeiing the church, and that, simulta-
DeousLy wirh this action, they we're called
upon to rsiso 81, 600 for war purposes, wo
wonder cot that Bishop Kingsley should
pronounce it zone of the best things he had
ever seen." II is QUO to the Bishop to say
that bis skill in raising mone5 is not Iess
marked than his ability as preacher. The
church is now an ornament 20 the place,
a standing witness of the liberality of the
people, and, in style and con venience, is sur.
passd by few country churches. ...
1--WE take pleasure in giving publicity to
the following announcements of a lecture to
be delivered at the Court House in this vii.
lage, on Saturday evonIug, Feb. 18th, by
Mrs. s. E. Thompson. the Union Spy. vs.
bespeak for the lecturer large audience. -
Mrs. Thompson has two children dependent
upon her for support, and is, therefore, un.
der the necessity of charging small adms
sion fee, which We presume none will be un.
willing to pay j
''Iionor to Whom Honor is Due.n
THE UNION SPY!
MRS S. E. THOMPSON, (widow of the la
mented Capt. Thompson, murdered BY reb-
el bushw whackers.) who is now engaged in
ministering to the wants of tho sick in the
u. S. General Hospital, at Cleveland, will
lecture at the Conr, House in Chardon. on
Saturday evening, February 18th, 1865, at
O'Clock, relating her experience in Rebel.
dom, aud giving details of her husbands
murder, the robbery of her person over his
dead body, the cruel and inhuman treat
ment she has received, sc. Mrs. 7. has re-
cruited 700 men for our army, and deliver
ed hundreds of messages, under disguise.
from the rebel lines to our commanders. -
Through her instrulnentality, the world re-
nowned horse.tbief and murderer, John
Morgan, was captured. In view Of her ef-
forts and experience, she humbly hopes to
receive the generous favor of . patriotic and
feeling public. Mrs. Thompson will be 90.
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HThe time is very short before the
Draft, sud it bebooves every man to
work.
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MO TlCE.- The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Adminis'rstcr Of
the estate Of William Hansard dscesssd. iste
OF N anson, Gsaugs Co.. % v.
Manson. Jan 21th, 1865. Sw!oas
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The combination Of ingredients in these Pile
is the result OF long and extensive practice =
They are mild in their operation, and cannot do
harm to the most delica,ei certain in correcting
oil irregularities, Painful Menstruations, ren,ov.
ing all distractions, whether from cold or other.
wise, Headache, Pain in The Side, Palpiintion of
the Henit, Whites all Nervous Affections, llys-
terics. Fatigue. Pain ia the Back nnd Limbs, dis.
turbed sleep, &c which arise from inter- up.isn
of NaInrn
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r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Office at Cbsrd0n, State Of Ohio,
this 9th day Of Fec, 1865.
1910 obtain any Of these Letters, the appIi.
cant must call tor advertised Letters, give the
date of the List and pay one cent for adver tising
DyIf uot called for within one month, they
Sill be sent 70 the Dead Letter Office.
Mckay, Aimerion Mooney, Nicholas
Smith. Bette
J. u. CONVERSE, P. NJ.
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NJOTICE--.The Undersigned have been duly
~ appointed and qualified as Admin istrators Of
the estate of David Shattuck, decd, late Of Mum
son, Geauga County, Ohio.
H. p. BOND,
ADELIA SHATTUCK.
Munson, Feb, 10Th, 1865. 7e1wS
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From tho numbers above given will be
deducted all men who have beon mustered
since January Let. 1866. and none o,hers.-
Let 1t be borne in mind, that these numbers
must DO made up by volunteers and subs,i.
tntes by the ID h day of February, 1868, or
draft vii! be made, and tho probability is
that those drafted will have to serve in per-
son, for the time allowed after tho draf,
will be much too short to procure vol.
unteers and substitutes to take their places.
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Capt. and Pro. Mar. 10Th Dist. o.
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HOME DEPARTM ENT.

Warren, o., Jan. 3lst, 1865
Tho nctuai number Of men to be fur
nishod by the several Townships in Geauea
County. under the call Of December 10Th,
1864, after allowing all credits to which they
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-28

sasns sss'Ha 30 osS
wn5erg ) MaddoS, eAG Il chisol@ herman, Stone.
hin Tsas MszySk HSSard %to Adams E
an injury to ono Of the wheels
day Gath, ats P. NJ Mdze. TO Archibald Getty & co.
Kressol, W Il Eastcrby, Il Marshall. Bischon, Ait
in n1as
as Sons, Mrs middleton. Geo W Williams L Co. J F
Haas, e L Deming !. Co, Won Holten, Tamscn Co, L
schnell & Co, Bevcreon, r Roth. q Lander, 9 9
sReensy % aisSes Co. Saionee, LEVIN, I%n'ep J
Hagons, steamer Hnn Maria, " chafcc, Adams I E1. (
press Co.. saInl Wilde, Marsehcr 4 Koestcr, DAILY.
ers Spencer L Co, aibbes L Co, r stecn. II Clark /
Bros. J W Brown Co, croghnn, Canalc, Dickson.
schr NJ T4bbts, 1ippincost. Now York, days. Rail,
road Iron and Lumber. To tho Master, 8 C Co. and
schr R g A Ward q mastedl, Edwards, New York,
days. Railroad Iron. To the Master and the G r
schr William Hunter, Harksen. New York, days.
commiesary Stores. To the U 9uar'erms ster
Schr Charlotte from Cooper River. 400 bbls Rosn.
To Ferguson Il Holmes
sloop wyandank, Tilton, New York, days. Ballast
Steamer Canonicus, Tnton, Hilton Head.
Cleared Saturday. lhuouSr &C.
steamship Ahambra, Benson, New York-T Street.
Went to Sea Saturday. IAueusr &c.
Steamship Alhambra, Benson, New York.
From this Port.
stoarnship Granada Baxter, New York, August %.
steSmship aenl Barnes, Morton, New York, Augurt
schr Wm Homo, Anderson, New Yerk August II.
Schr CoTinthian, Tapley, New York, August ~.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Naiaa Queen Chaoo, at New York. Auguet a.
Memoranda.
The Florence Chpman, Jones, for Charleston entered
outward at Liverpool, August 9.
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PassenRerg.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Per steamship Quaker City, from New Yorh-voorheea,
Ravenel. Capt Grantham Dawson, Wright, A F
Newman, j II Wilson, II Juell w II Greer, W g Will
den, N Goldsmith, Goldsmith, J NJ Carroll, A Muir
ray. Major w stewurt and IS in the steerage.
Per steamship Moneka, from New York-Mrs Dixon,
Bischof. ] Muller, q Pillows Betts II David,
Lyons CLARK W Robinson, Capt Hooper, g
Per steamship Alhambra, for New Yofh-Mrs Cade
and children, Miss Alice Cade. VIM Harral, Har-
bers, A l. O'Brien, Wiley Burge, II O Wloz, Mrs r j
Wits. Charles sinkler Hiram Harris, Aiico1, Mrs
Prngle Pringle. 7 solomons Miss Chapman, Master
Chapman D Workman, A Trager, Mrs and Mias Tn
ger, Mannone w Dayton, J Coon, D o Clarke,
Captain Jeryie, Moses, Miss Kroener, Curtis e
Hanensehild. Mrs A Dodge, Mrs w wilkinson Mas
WnkinEon, Mias IL Wilkinson Wilkinson, Miss 81
Sinions. II stnrdevant Mra n stnrdevsnt, hirs Il
NcApin, K j Pudgett, Captain VIM Godfrey, Warren
Tyler. Q 1nnes. HOFFMAN, and 16 in the steerage
Per steamer Fannie from Savannah via Beaufort Hill
ton Head, &c.-Mrs NJ PEPPER hfrs IA Beaie and child
Captain c W Getty Torrent, z Houston Henry Mi,
ler, Chas Ebsrle, and Dunnerman.l -y,y .,ort
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF1C II A n L 70 sT0N
Arrived Saturday.

Arrived Saturday. tAuousr 2s
Sohr E. Bennett Is masted), Wood, New, York
days. Hay, Cattle, &c To the u Qunrtermaster
Steamer Louisburg, Dale. Hilton Head; IN; r,f- %
Steamer Fannie, Lewis, Savannah via Beaufort Hilton
Head, So Mdze To Ferguson Holmes, II Street,
and Miles Drake. -s = -. ~.
Arrived Yesteraay..g.I .IAueusr a.
seqnslip Rhaksr City. West Now Yortlieft Wednes.
day, at 4.30 NJ. Mdze To Thaddeus Street. Bo1lmann
Bros, suzbacker. Peoples Bank, steiber, King
Co, Miles Drake, @ Panknin Marscher & Koester II
oldsnbpfsi pHays, = Kresse Howe, Doucin AIGoio d
'Cldrk e co, Benedict, Geo W Williams g.
Fra,nbe, Morgan Bros; Iling; A Canals E Cow
perthwait NJ Marks. Zoller H Christian, T Peake
KsqSkesss ql. HsS Muller ? Lyons + coi Laastt E
Heath 4 g, Y Mantops H Bisehok y Daegett GCo. J
Dorsey,J famme, Daily, w Hertot Co BONein
Smith, J cantweli, Thhd Jowitt, + chr1stmann, W
Trott, Laurey Alexander, J Bigelow, w Brisbane
Jacobs, Fstrohecfer. q Neufier II bischon, Rem.
neker Glover, Capt T sprague. Rogers, Spencer &
Co. carnes; Noise. Bird & Rass aoidssein. J
4 &C CO, v Nioling, n Furber. Street, F Sawyer.
AndrewsA % e Co. q Clark CO, Jas W Brown Z co. 4
Covert, Egan. D starges. Duvh Son. Cohen, J
Minor, l. Kennccke, Street, Gurke, Watson &
Ryerson, II Harris. NJ James Bro, W McComb Co, n
kyy, c'RtE n M!Qaiee1 9A kfrpabssp'' Z Il Kesler P
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-28

The Wheat market atthS WAS active at
an advance OF 3@oc q bishel: but towards the close
ruled dull with inquiry for shipment at the improve
eient The saies were 500 bushels at s22X for new
amber State, 81 for Amber Milwaukee, Si6s@
spring The corn market fairly active and prces
ruled O. shade !hrmer the market closing steady The
91@8S1io for sound mixed Western. Barley was quiet
Malt was dull and unchanged. Rye was In steady re.
bushels Western at &c., and $500 do State at $205
Oats were dull and prices were somewhot lower; the
sales Of Western were at COO,
CoHFEE.-The market was very active. mainly for
Western account. and full prices were obtained, the
sales comprised 10 500 bags Rio, all on private terms
CorfQE-Tks recent heavy rSceipts have had do-
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COMMERCIAL,
New Fork Produce Market.

THURsDAT, August Is, P M.-AsHEs-Receip A
bhls The market was quiet and unchanged. We quote
pots S7.37h@7.50. and pearls $T75. - = y
"BnEApsrufFs.-Receipts 1881 bbls. Flour, 50.973
bushels Wheat 100 26e do. Corn 0o99 do Oats 752
do. Rye and $3.50 do Malt The Flour market at the
opening fairly active and prices advanced 15@25c
per all grades but subsequently, became quiet
closed heavily for the various descriptions at annex
cd quotations The sales OF state and Western Flour
prices were somewhat better The sales about
sso bbs Canada Flour was fairly scge and prices were
was quiet and unchanged Corn Meal steady, with
sales Of $50 bba Brandywtne at $640, and 100 bbls
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, August 12-The brokers' circular says:
cotton market dull in the carly part OF the week.
and with limited business and abundant supply, O
general decline submitted to; but on Wednesday
revived the gales made been large and
prices have generally recovered the quotations of last
week American has been in good request, and after
declining pound. closed at last weeks rates
Sea Island in good demand, and rates generally sup
ported Surats closes rather below last weeks quota
tons; but most of other descriptions Of cotton after
fluctuations, close at about the prices of Friday
last The sales of the week add Go 270 bales, includ
ing 400 to SPECTATORS and SG0 for export Midng
Orleans is quoted ut 19d, and uplands and Texas at
19d. The sales yesterday (Frday were about 10 coo
bales at firm prices. The stock hand is estimated at
37740 bales, of which 2G.2s0 American. At sea,
from India, 400, 900 bales. ......
EVENING REPoRT.-Saes today 5000 bales, including
1000 bales to specuators and exporters The market is
quiet and unchanged.
Trade at Manchester the 10Th Queter, bueine
being checked by advanced quotations.
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON. ETC.
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NITROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.

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New York Money Market.

The gold market has been frr but without much ac-
tivity The opening price was 1885, followed by an
advance Of 1889, decline Off and recovery to
1435I, at which it closed.
There has been very little done in foreign eIchnnge
but drawers show little disposition to reduce their rates.
For prime sixty day bills 1O99 is asked but sales
second hand have been made at 209sS-Herad Aug, "a
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London Money Market.

LONDON, August 12.-consols closed at so!l@eoA for
money. '... -..--.
The uncertainty with regard to the harvest prospects
was the principal cause of the heavness.
The discount demand at the bank of fun charac-
ter and the discount houses were acting with reserve
The weekly returns of the Bank of England show de-
crease in the bullion of f234, ,25s sterling.
Barring Bros Co. quote bar silver at os id collars,
So. lId. @15s. 7sd. eagles 7Gs. 3lSd.
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pressing effect upon tho market and caused speculation
30 withdraw in anticipation of buying at lower prices.
The sales confined almost exclusively to tho trade,
for consumption, and prices though without material
change, had downward tendency The sales comprised
1T0o bales. We quote:
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