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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
Affairs In Georgia.

New YORK, Dec. 2O.-The Heralds Sa-
vannah correspondent of the Sth says that
the late city election was conducted with
great quietness.
Affairs in the country present a gloomy
picture. The country is represented as
bare of provisions and the roads nearly
impossible. 1t is extremely difficult to in
duce the negroes 10 labor for any length of
time continuously, and both they and the
whites are indulging freely in extensive
marauding, thieving and other vice, with
the professed purpose of restoring order.
Bands of self-styled regulators have been
formed who are guilty of worse crimes than
those they pretend to be engaged in sup
pressing. Their shootings and hangings of
negroes are of such common occurrence as
scarcely to excite remark, and they seem
determined not to allow the settlement
among them of Northerners, or any other
persons who propose to pay the negroes
wages f y Ut 'S,TIy
Thanksgiving day was dismal affair, the
people not clearly perceiving what they
were to give thanks for.
The late elections in Florida are repre-
sented as having been attended with much
excitement, aud frequent disturbances be-
tween the citizens and colored troops.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
Death of Thomas COrwin-NTeetins
of OhiOans at Washington.

New YORK, Dec. 20.-A special Wash
ington dispatch to the Tribune says A
large gathering of the citizens of Ohio con-
vened in the Senate lobby yesterday at 8
O'Clock, Chief Justice Chase in the chair
General Schenek, in few eloquent remarks
touching the character of the deceased,
moved the appointment by the Chair of a
committee of five to draft resolutions em-
bodying the sentiments of his fellow citi-
zens of Ohio. Mr.. Chase named General
Sehenck, Governor DennisOn, Senator
Sherman, General Hughes and Representa-
tive Spauiding, as such committee, who re-
ported the following:
| Resolved That we have heard with the
deepest sorrow Of the death Of Thomas Cor
win, OF Ohio, man whose eminent abilities
as statesman in all the various positions of
Legislator, Governor of his State, Cabinet
Minister and Diplomatist, whose surpass-
ing eloquence and whose great services to
the Government and people secured for him
a areputation as broad as the whole country,
while his personal worth and characteren-
deared him to all who ever enjoyed his So
ciety orhis friendship.
ResolUed, That from sincere desire to
show every mark of respect due to his
memory, we will attend his funeral obse-
quies, accompanying his remains when re-
moved for conveyance to his home, at such
time as may be appOinted 90 F'hr I11
iResolve7, That a committee OF i've citi-
zeps be appointed by the Chairman TO make
suitable arrangements for the occasion. Q 4
ResolUed, That copy ofthese resolutions
be communicated by the Chairman of this
meeting TO the widow and fafiilyLof the
deceased, with the expression to them of
our warmest sympathy and coincidence
with them in their great bereavement. ,ei :
Col Wetmore, Gen. Wood, Judge James,
II. M ISlade and Maj. Gen. Coon, were an
polluted a committee of arrangements. 90,
During the absence of the committee on
resolutions addresses were made euloeizinol
the deceased, by Reverdy johnson and
Senator, Davis, of Kentucky. Senator Sher-
man responded to the resolutions after their |
submission, ina very feeling address. Sec
retary Seward concluded in al earnest trib- |
ute to the worth and memory of the de- |
ceased, and craved no prouder distinction |
for his ownanpmes when dead than that
which, by stIniVersal accord, win be- given |
Mr.. Corwin as humanitarian and patriot. |
Mr.. Corwin's remains will leave here for |
Lebanon, Ohio, to-day, where. they are to
be sepulchered. Hisss0n-in-laW and Clauah- |
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sage, arrived Yesterday /
A,special delegstiOnof Ohioans
VIII accompany the remains. 'S'77-
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CIeYeIanh nrnrIret

FLOUR-Sales so bbls choice country Xxx white
Stl 70; 100 bbs good doyX red, at 90 50.
40 amHEAT-Ssles cars old amber Michigan at
CORN-SaIes 1000 bu choice No. l At 5oc Z cars
new shelled 55c; 2 cars do do at56c. . ,.. = =.
OAIS-No. held at 4O94lc from store. ..5s -
No. 2doatG3j. n.p -l.. - -.
DRESSED HOGs-Packers offering lOo per lb
for heavy. ...... "..E ..... -o'..I = =.
..PORK-Salos l5bbl, Mess at $50 co. Clear held at
LARD-Heid at zoe for city rendered in tierces.
2le for do in kegs. Sales $500 lbs in erces at the
HAMS-Sales 1000 lbs cit, sugar cured at $50. y
SH0U 0UtDERS-Saes l2COlbs city cured AZ iSc.
NESS BEEF-Steady at SIS 90 for city packed.
pRiED BBEF-HeldA at 22c for city cured. ~
BUI TER-Small GALES of prime roll and choice
~ OHEESE-Good to choice Western Reserve and
BGGS-ln moderate request at 379Sec for fresh
HlGHWINES--Helda at % 22999s. Issa !
r. AALCOH0L-Held at - 44p4 40 for es per cent;
Spirits 90 379i AZ. -. 80 = ~ W
POTATOES Peach blows steady and in fairdc
mand at 609S5c in car lots. + .-TEN
pt AAY-Loose selling At range of % oC9l2 90;
GLOVER SEkD-ln moderate demand at 81 75
IL MMlCk0Rf NUTS-ln lair demand at 81 $50
LAKE FiSH-whitcfsh scarce and firm at 50 90
per half bbl Pckere 81 30; Trout 81 OO97 so; Her
ALE AND PoRTER-we quote: Present Use Xxx
Ale 80; Stock AAA $l4; Kennett SIG; Pale Cream
Slli Porter VA. Half and quarter barrels in pro-
~GRiNDSTONES-terea small size. DER -ton
Sle 009s0 90, Berea, large size for machine shops
Is 90; Black River, large do do Sl7 90: Independ-
enee, large do do Sl6 90; lake Huron $40 90.
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OperR HOnae.


Notwithstanding the very disagreeable
stats, Of weather last evening, therewa
affair audience at the Opera House, Mrs.
Perry, in the character of Mrs. Haller, az
peared togoOd advantage, and enacted the
part with taste, judgment and skill. One
quality she possesses which, In our view,
entities -herTto high praise. 1t, is her dis
tinct and forcible, enunciation of the most
impassioned passages. iI ~. +
The otherleading characters in the Stran-
ger were also well rendered by Mr.rJohn-
ston, Miss Grover, Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Hutch
inson, Miss Rowland and others. "a
There was rather too long an intermission
between the two plays; but when the
French Spy came on, the audience, were
well repaid for the delay by the fine pante-
mimic performances of Miss Bernard
She eyineed ready skill'iu the several
characters she represented, and made a
very favorable Impression.
Tonight, the fine play of Fazio will be
presented. Mr.. Johnston will personate
Fazio, and Mrs. Perry, Blanca, character,
we think, admirably suited to her genius
and style of acting. The entertainment
will conclude with the reproduction of the
French Spy, with Miss Bernard in the pan
tOmlmic characters as on last evening, when
she won golden opinions from those who
witnessed her representations. s-..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
From Washington.

New YORK, Dec. 20.LThe Times WASH
ington dispatch says 1t is probable the
appointment of New York Collector will
be made this week, and the chances are in
favor of Vandyke, the present Assistant
Treasurer, with Mr.. Conkling as his sue
cessor. H ~ HE HEH .gHEeEf
The Worlds Washington special says:
Capt. j. II. Vanderslice, 18th Infantry, re-
Gently cashiered, has been reinstated.
The Tribune's Washington special says: /:
Gen. Carlton, commanding the Military
District of Mexico, has been designated by
the War Department to command the ex
pedition against that portion of the Apache
Indians who have for long time been
actively hostile to our Government.
Gen. Mitchell has just heen appointed
Governor OF New Mexico by the President.
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New York RIarket-Doc. On.

+GOTEQN5 Firmer at gle for middling. IL
FLOpR-Rather more active and good sound jov
grades have ruled quite firm at % OOs 2S for extrs
state; 20 4O99 900 for extra round hoop Ohio 30 o.
9g W. Tor trade brands. Market closing quiet. =
MH.SkfzDullA at 81 3l@2 70 -N I,'aN' 'roh
WhEAT-kather more active and closed mort
steady az u 6O9l'83 tot inferior to good choice
Spring; 81 7U@l IS for Eilwaikee club SI ss@i 81
loT 9d amber Milwaukee and 81 9OiOr new Dc. ~
BARL.kX- Shade :frmer for choice lots; lprrim. ri
Canrda West At 81 25 s' ~ ~ F', F---',
HARLEY MALT-DuTl. ". 7'N
CORN-WitbOut decided change at s999Ic foi
unsound, and 95@96c for sound mixed Western
-oATS-Dull and pnsound at4s@64 for unsouud
ard 6O962 for sound. II
ISEsdIkRs9LEUM.Yer KIN quiet; Ah942c. for crude,
POkk-Firmer and closing dull at SAT s7k@2s 9s
tor mess, closing at S23 90. regular and 1928 soc
"a 90 INr prime mess also 1000 bbls mess for Febru
IBEFF.TTSteady at ll@l4c for plain mess, and I4@
NC Tor extra mess Tierce beef is in moderate de-
mand and steady prime mess common ut IS G. m
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at S32R34 so. ls-f .ti
COr NE EATS-Quiet ut ll9l3c foi shoulders and
l39l6n for hams y
: BAC0N5Less active; Cumberland cut at l4Xc;
llRESSED yHOGS-T Heavy at lS9ls 70 for city.
,IAKD-Heavy; Sales at 15@toc; $50 bbis far
January and February, sellers option, at leK@
s.B0TTER-Dulli 25@ss for Ohio. and s9@45c for
CHEEsE-DuIl otl4s1sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

oNFw1Y YqeE, AIed: 70 The steamer Hen
Cheulcy from Aapinwall 1851, brouG
$8S,0O0 jn gold. 1-'"e'
Panama dates of the 18th contains advic
from Valparaiso to Nov. rs, and Callao 20l
ult. Little changes in Chfllan war matter
The people were daily becoming more I'm
ttdagainst Spain. Some 40 ports are n
open and steamers now tOuch at BORT
miles from Valparaiso, which Is eonneete
with the latter place by good road. Pa
sengers and mails regularly arrived,
Chnian' 'priyateer will soon be on the sea-
In Bolivia, affairs were quite unsettled
Ihe revelation is still going 'on. ADJ
tnrbanee had taken place at Cobiiia viii
some ,Chilians, owing to Spanish vessels be
ing allowed to coal there. fer -
Advices from Peru are quite ffnpOrtan
Gen. Cauzio, after partially organizing
new Government, was deposed BY a publ
meeting, and Gen. PradO, also ono of M
leading Generals In the revolution, declaI
ed Dictator, he being pledged to call. Cor
gress as soon as possible. 1t IL stpp6se
Prado will declare alliance with Chill
against Spain. 10 10 y 'g-s','4"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
Glen. } Hooker Obeys, rhe IVVpTt.y

New YORK, Dec. 20.--Gen. Hooker to-day
obeyed the writ ofshdbeas ootpslsl Issued in
the case of Martin, the alleged Confederate
spy and hotel burner, and be was brought,
into the Supreme, Court this afternoon By q.
military guard. United States District
Attorney ID. s. Dickenson aud his assistant
G.. Courtney, Appeared for General Hooker.
Mr.. j. Lorocher for Martin, After hearine
arguments OF cotincil on both sides. Justice
LEONARD adjoliFhed further lIeating until
Thursday Of next Week.l e MIxsu s9na 3
ib-9gsnn
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From NashyIIIe..l !

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. l9.4Raining all
day, and still continues, with the prospect
of big rise In the river. Height of water
ON che shoals is Sinches and rising. n 81
Chaplain John Lawrencei has been ap-
pointed by Gen. Fisk, Judge Advocate, to
try cases Of misdemeanor in which freed
on Mayor Brown Of his assuming that
duty. This derZisapproyed by citizens
generally as the municipal regulations Of
this city make 1t q requisite for officers to-
arrest people on suspicion of drunkenness,
and niggers on all real and imaginary Of
fenses. - ' ''''s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
wind BOund-Fight Between
White and COIOred TIsOOns.

Fort MONROE, Dec. 1S.-A fleet of up-
wards Of 200 sailing vessels are in this har-
Dor wind bound. o. = "a, -, - :,
: Arrow took place in Norfolk, Va, yester-
day between the Goth N. Y. regiment and
the U. S. coloTed. "A volley Of from 10 to -
muskets were fired by the 10Th upon the
colored troops which was about to be re-
Turned, when their officers arrived and put
an end to the disturbance. 1t however at
one time threatened to be very serious.
only one man, colored, wasinjured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
a BeIIigerent African in. Limbo.

New YoRk, Dec. 2O.-The steamer San
JacintO, from Savannah 10th, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald sayss A. Bradley,
a black man, is on trial before the. Provost.
Marshal for using fnsurrectionary language
by publicly pnOclaiming the cOlored people
had the right TO take possession of lands in
the late rebel States and advising negroes
not to make working contracts, but to irts--
tain lands unless removed at tiae ppoiut0f
the bayonet, Notwithstanding the lands had
been restored to their former owners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

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aHgr' r'so'. t~ ...Hra-. .r.r
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THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

The CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE for
Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy,
and Photography. Young men should 20
to tirst-class Colleges in cities where busi-
ness is done, and there will be Some chance
for obtaining situations. BY addressing
Bush & MARSHALL, Columbus, o., letter
containing particulars, with specimens OF
writing, win be sent free. octl1-3m
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7CA Reform school RaIrnAei.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec. 2O.-This morn
ing a fire broke out in the New Hampshire
house of Reformation, near this city. and
destroyed all but the brick walls. The In.
mates, one hundred and twenty in number.
were rescued. although most of them were
asleep when the fire commenced, and. ex-
cepting eight or ten who made their escape.
they were removed to the Stark House,
connected with the farm. The BUILDINGS
were insured for $4,000; loss about $40
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
{ lAGUA de mAGNOLIA., IN .

-
toilet delight! The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boonI The Sweetest thing'' and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, to
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent eruptons
to perfume clothing, &c. -
II oyercomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
1t ItremOves redness, tan. blotches, DC.
itcures nervous headache and allays Inflammation.
ltcools. softenS and adds deicacy to the skin. .
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
ltcures musqueto bites and stings of insects
ltcontains no material injurious to the skin,
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers 1t is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards.
...' ..... DENAS BARNES 4 CO., ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

! New YORK, Dec. 20.-Mr. James A. Bar
ker, wealthy merchant aged45years, do
ing business at las Front street, where he
has been located for the last twenty-five
years. committed suicide yesterday after
noon in his Office by shooting himself with
IA pistol while slaboring under TEMPORARY
mental alteration, produced, it is suppos-
ed, by recent heavy pecuniary losses. 19aa,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
InRUsINEsS NOTICES.

A splendid assortment Of fancy ware
suitable for Christmas presents has arrived
at C. Il. Ptaff's Glass and QHeensware store,
No. 259 South High street. near Friend
Call and see them. nov30-3taw1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21

The great success OF DR.. w. II. Studley in
treating diseases ofthe Lungs, Throat and
Nasal cavities, after his peculiar system, has
led hundreds to apply for treatment, who
are unable to afford the means for special
course. Tosuch he will send his celebrated
recipes ON receipt Of stamp for postage
No.3 Clinton Place, N. Y. City. Box 1891.
declS-dlm 20, ....7.,.,,,...- ,, '.. '-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
Smuggling ON Iiae Canadian From
tier.

Smuggling on the Canadian From
tier.
New York, Dec. 20.-The lTrTbune's
Washington dispatch contains the follow
ing: Owing to the inefIiciency Of che force
of revenue officers employed on the Cana
dian frontier for the collection of customs,
smuggling is still carried on to a consider
able extent along the boundary. The Com
missioner Of Customs to-day received seve-,
raj Communications from officers stationed
onthe st! Lawrence, all ofwhom complain
OF lack of force to thoroughly execute
the revenue laws. In many Instances off,
GERS have been personally assaulted by
bands of smagglers while In the perform-
ance of their duties, and the acOmmunica-
tions recommend the posting of United
States troops along the river to aid in the
detection and arrest Of these contraband.
traders. Another communication refers to ,
the fact that large number Of Canadian,
merchants are engaged in swindling the
Government by means of false, invoices,
thereby fraudulently withholding from the
Government considerable amount of tax
due Under the general laws. III. cy ''i ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
Certificates Of ISIectiOm OF gOutl,.
erm Naemkhefanl iass1f ~

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Clerk Of IN,
Houseof Representatives has received Ger
tificates of election OF Souther4i. member
only from North Carolina, seYen; LO,lisi
ana and Mississippi, two; Tennessee, seven
virginia, six. Some of these have been re
ferred to the select committee; and also on.
certificate FROM Arkansas. '.idK s1i1iSgG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-21
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALm

A'~@A~NANOAAA hAbm' II No
the most delightful dextraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the burnt face and
hands to apoary satin texture of ravshing beauty,
lmparting the marble purity Of youth. and the as
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roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
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e' and Opera Singers. 1t is every lady should
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ALLcOcCK,s pOROUS PI,ASTruS.

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for injuries Of the back for all strains or bruises
for weak back. for nervous pains of the bowels,
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be properly appreciated.
DIR. 1T. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
FARNvILLE, La, March 8, 1860.
DR.. 7. ALLCOCK-Sir: have been suffering un-
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aMisfortunse, brinarss' sorrow % ,o1noouugb n

Misfortune brings sorrow. enough" .t
All who are afflicted with gCATARRH
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seelye's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,
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DR.. /. 4. HENDERSON'S LETTER
CARD TO INVALIpS.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America as
a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
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Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
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EdXVardLnuf.

Manufactures and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. aiE .ln1gnlE ..nf .octl4.3m
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The Cork Combinat,on. Z .

Sharpley aud Sanford's combined EthIo-
plan Opera TFodpess both appear avthe
Atheneun this evening" u Sanford is the
pioneer OF cork operas and with his press
ence we may anticipate rich treat. Moran,
smother great STAR has been added to the
company, thus giving trebly the effect of
any company travelling. The box office at
the Atheneum will beopen this morning
forbthe sale of tickets, when Mr.. Sanford
will be present. and accommodate all those
desirous of getting tickets,s and thus to
avoid the crowd in the evening. The bill
isrlch and our word for 1t there will be
rush W ,fipoL n fiIEhH III .I5bA
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New York Ntock Mnrket-nnn. On.

Stocks dull. U. s, G's 'sI coupons IO71S; do 5-2
coupons 62 1885; do l65. lo01S: do 1910 coupons
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 90; QuicksiIyef
ga, New YORK Central, 951l Erie g4l{; MiehiRaI
Ss,!ouIhern, 752L; Eric preferred, SO; Hudson. IOsE
ierrSd ol%; Toledo, Wabash and W estCrn, ~.
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The Message sParalyzes 1lae Action
of hhe .Radfca1s.

New YORK, Dec. 20s-The Commercials
Washington dispatchsayss The Presidents
action In restoring 10 Southern States which
have adopted the constitutional amendment
the enjoyment OF all their constitutional
privileges except Irepresentati IA Con-
gress, paraly Yves the action of the Radical
Republicans, and produces intense interest.
An exciting contest may be expected, how
ever, between some the Radicals. and the
Conservative supporters Of the President
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'AMUsEMEWTS.'
EIisIer,s Athenonmn

The Atheneum will be re-opened to-
night. Sam, Sharpley's Minstrels will be
there, combined with Sanford's Opera
Troupe, and Frank Moran. The combined
organization forms a grand array ipliuni
bers and talent, able to compete with any
other organization in existence. The lovers
Of good music, fun and comedy done upIn
Ethiopian style, may expect a splendid en-
tertainment at the Atheneum tonight. --