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Money nIhtserr.s--Aid- for the Freed.

money AAhGteES---Atu-AoE the Freed
ltE ~ ur rt,l men. Il 40 -E-l F=u
NEW YoRK, Nov 27.-only ten days
have elapsed since the deposits of gold
for certificates commenced at theiU. S.
Treasury in this city, and during the
ten days Sc, LOTS, $50 worth of certificates
has been Issued. In the same period
the redemptions only reached 81, 2S4, 600.
The SO certificates have only been is
sued three days.
A colored clergyman, Mr.. Sella Mar
tin, gave the result of his mission to
England to obtain aid for the suffering
freedmen of the South, at the Shiloah
Presbyterian Church last evening. He
had succeeded in collecting about
$50, 600, but thought that the freedmen
must rely chiefly ON the contributions
of the North for relief. He found much
sympathy among prominent English
men, but general unwiIIingness to
contribute pecuniarily, from fear lest
them. might be considered as imperti-
nentlY interfering in our domestic con-
Germs,
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NEW York, Nov. 27.-The HeraId's
Washington dispatch says Apetftion
signed by many leading New York
merchants and importers, recommend
ing the appointment of Henry A.
Smythe, of the Central National Bank.
to the Collectorship, was on Saturday
presented to the Secretary of the Treas
ury by a delegation on behalf of the
signers, and by the Secretary referred
to the President for his consideration.
The Hernld'S Charleston, S. c., cor
respondent says: Brigadier General Jas.
G.. Beacher, commanding the second
sub. district of South Carolina, writing
from Greenvills, S. g., to the News Of
this city, emphaticaIly denies that there
is any truth in the reports Of negroi In
surrections or attempts at instruction
in Barnwell district. The reports grew
out of the killing of rufIfan named
McKew, u planter of Bamberg, 1T is
supposed, by a negro bOywhom McKew
had whipped and cut with a knife.
e. . .
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SUD for Recorerr ornnmnne...

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Inthe Supreme
Court to-day an action was brought by
Mrs. Ann Currnn against the Warren
to recover s., 900 dollars for the death 81
her son, which is alleged was caused
by his inhaling carbonic acid while in
their employ. The case was not CON
cluded. l-r.l--l,-
patch says:
The officers of the Treasury Depart
ment have seized counterfeit plate of
tho 1910 bonds of the denomination OF
$500 dollars, so well executed that the
of detection. y
Gen. Grant started on his Southern
tour this morning.
Eleven hundred dollars have been
paid the widow of Lewis Washington,
a rebel officer, in cOmpensatioI for
house-hould property seized and sold
during the war. ~ m r
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE AR
Il rangeInents to have on hand complete
I ply the Spring trade. We are HlsO authorized
toreceive orders from Market GarteueIS end
furnish the bill direct from Landrefh & Son.
All who may favor us with their patronage
may depend upon getting genuine article At
I the growers prices Orders will be filled In
are scarce, we would urge upon all the TIM
portance Of sending in their orders early.
GORRELL & CO,
oc26 Cor. of Market and Quincy sta.
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To the Public

AIRS. N. C. LEIGH RETURNS TO THE
lNl public her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal sham Of patronage bestowed upon
her during the 2S yeRF8 she has been en-
gagged In the clothing business In this city,
The new arm Of NJ. g. Leach q Co, respect
fully solieiB and VIII strive TO merit, at their
new place OF business q continuation or the
patronage heretofore enjoyed
~ NJ. @. EEECH & Co,
ocB No. lis Main Street. Z
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OEAN4EAEl NJ
Where he may be found Mt all times unless
professionally absent.
+. DR.. Lee is a graduate of one of the leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged in the practice of med
icine and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheslng Oand he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired of his pro-
lsssion during 50 long and varied q practice,
that he will be able to satisfy nl1 who may IA
vor him with their patronage. DR.. Lee, In ad-
ditton to his regular prlctice, B1l devote a
part of each day TO the treatment of Chronic
Diseases DR.. Lee Is now prepared with all
the Necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical apphcad of electricity az an auxil-
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
the especial attention of the afflicted. DR..
Lee has given much time and attention tothe
Surgery, and he Is now prepared to PERFORM
all the variouS operations on the Eye, as well
as to treat all the different diseases of the
same, in strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods ofsthe pres
Ealgia and diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility Fever and Ague,
and al Of the various and painful diseases
which women are subject to. =f9i'
Any person wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disease can DO 80
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
lnTiolRte, and his ability 70 cure them. =
d.. Lee cures an the different forms OF Club
Foot, by an operation which is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
Private diseases speedily and permanently
cured; Irea iT l,I.S ne. sac and reliable
day and Saturday afternoons to the treatment
Of those who are unable to pay.
REFERENCE-ProE John n. Scnddert Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Prof z Freeman, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio;
DR.: Robt. s. Newton, n: Y. City.
who have been cured by me; and my DfpIo-
mas can be seen in my oflce. octls
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NASHVILLE. Nov. 27.-The Military
Commission for the trial of the muf-
derers of w. Hefferman, closed the case
to-day for the prosecution. The four
parties engaged in the murder are Vim,
Dean, Geo. Craft, Jas. Sysmghe and
JAS. A. Jones. The court adjourned
until 2 O'clock tomorrow, when SEN
tence Will be given.
Craft is considered the principal actor
in the tragedy and is from New York
State. -
Mr.. Heherman's funeral took place
to-day from the Cathedral, attended
by an immense concourse of citizens.
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House and Lot for Sale. Cheap.

T OFFER FOR SALE CHEAP. THE
j large and comfortable house, corner OF
North street and the Pike, in which Mr. Jacob
ArndtnOw resides. This house contains ten
rooms, and Is built TO secure comfort and con-
venience. There is good stable ON the lot
and the various other Outhouses are faulLle4Sl
Terms reasonable and title indisputnble
THOS. O'BRIES.
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
uOyZT-lW
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Sale of Subsistence Stores
War War ! Is Not at An End.

ATTHE NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE, No,
n l5S Main Street, where hrSt clasS good.
are TO be had nj nom 10 to % per cent cheaper
rthan any other establishment in this cisy-
COME ONE COME ALI TO JOHN X
ROBINSON, where you VIII md well -
Sisting OF every thing In the line OF IadttS,
Gents and MtEse8 wear, kept constantly on
hand at No. lSS, Main street, room formerly
anime for yourselves and secure good bar
Rnins Now Is the time to get your money
back and at the same time repleRfsh your
understanding. Don't forget the place. the
sign ofthe Big Black Boot. ndv2S
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HercheIY, John,oo

lINEw YORK, Nov. GA Commercially
Washington dispatch says:
Herschel v. johnson, Of Eeorgia, ar
rived in Washington. this morning. He
brings favorable accounts ofthe return
OF the Union sentiment among the PEG
pie. - - ~ -
The Chronicle of to-day contains an
article representing ex-Speaker Colfax
as having endorsed the Presidents pol
Icy. This is the construction that the
friends of Mr., Colfax seek to put on his
speech ggs .-l
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Regular PIttsbuFg and Parkersbure
Packet.
- The fast running packet BAYARD
JenaaStI. Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
- every Monday and Thursday ut 9
o'clock pm. Leaves ParkerSburg for PlttSburR
every wednesday and Saturday At 10 o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
och ]. MANNER & CO., Agents
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular Packet for Cincinnati.
The new and elegant passenger
sqestt steamer EDINBURG, Capt. ]. L.
- Thompson, VIII run as a regular
leaving the former place on Friday AFTER
noon at o'clock. Returning, will leave Gin
cinnau Monday at O'Clock. For freight or
novi5 j. MANNER & CO. ACTS.
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q Eard

And viii be receiving daily new additions
nom the East to our Well-selected stock
nov4-6m 81. ts.tt.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

THE DRY HOP YEAsT.-Good yeast that
may be kept constantly on hand and ready
at all times, is desideratum in every fam
lily. This want is supplied by the very ex-
cellent "American Dry Hop Yeast" man.
ufactured in this city by Mcssrs. Farms
worth, Spalding & Co., and for sale by gro
GERS generally. e." %.
We have tried this yeast in our family,
and can, therefore, speak advisedly, when
we recommend it to Others as yeast un-
equaled in its properties tor raising and
making delicious bread, cake, &c.-other
materials being equal-and in its cheapness
and convenience, excelling any other yeast
of home or other manufacture. Every one
who has occasion to make bread, cake, or
aught else Of the bread kind, wherein fer
mentation is required, should always keep
on hand the american Dry Hop Yeast"
manufactured by Messrs. Farnsworth,
Spalding & Co. .... ZOO,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

BURGLARY AT THE NoRTu END.-The
dwelling of Mr.. r. E. Champion, in the
northern part of the city, was entered be-
tween 10 and II O'clock on Friday night, by
burglar or burglars. The entrance was
effected by breaking the stats in the shut
ter of a window OH the ground floor. The
drawers of a bureau were ransacked; the
clothing Of hired girl was torn up and
destroyed, and about dozen wine glasses
broken, and about as many more carried off.
While they were in the act of carrying off
the girls trunk, she heard noise and came
down stairs. The villains then decamped,
and ran off, leaving the trunk. Mr.. and
Mrs. Champion were not at home at the
time. The rascals were evidently after the
silver ware, which had, fortunately, the
evening before, been removed from the
lower to the upper part of the house.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

CHURCH BUILDING IN ToLEDo--The
Blade gives an enumeration of Church i'm
proyements in progress In Toledo, which
we condense as follows:
The Episcopal Society are now COM
pleting a very large edillce-which, when
completed, standing as 1t does Immediately
in the center Of the city and adjacent to
Summit street, will be structure of great
prominence, and 1t will be beautiful edi-
flee. 'cE. SO ngetF 7-
The Catholic Irish Church, known as st.
Francis de Sales Society, commenced some
time since the erection of brick edifce on
the corner of Cherry and Superior streets.
The walls of the building are about half
up, and begin to wear an imposing aspect.
There are but one or two more elevated, and
therefore more desirable sites in the city
than that on which this church is being
erected, and when completed. the house
will tower far above any church at present
In the city. IL will be finished in style of
great magnificence. f7o
The Catholic German Society, on Cherry
street near the canal, are enlarging their
house of worship and erecting a tower on
the Cherry street front. This church, prior
to the enlargement, was the largest church
building in the city, and the improvements
In progress will add materially to its ca
pacity, convenience, and appearance. The
steeple will be 225 feet in height and will
be provided with three bells and clock.
= The Baptist Society have made arrange
ments for completing the tower of the
church edifice on Huron street. The COM
pletion of the tower will add very material
ly to the appearance of the house, and its
spire will be an ornament to that portion
OF the city.
The Unitarians are also enlarging their
borders" Their house of worship has been
newly painted, the audience room enlarged,
and additional rooms are being erected in
rear of the church. 80.
Two other congregations contemplate
building new houses of worship at an early
day, preparations therefor being now in
progress. .... 80. ...f..9
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Negro Riots i'm wilmington.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-Wilmington advi-
ces to July 3lst have been received. The
Herald contains accounts of bad conduct of
the Negro soldiers. A party of them ac-
companied by Negroes of the city, lately
entered store, called for cigars, and left
without paying. Subsequently they re-
turned with Others, broke open the store
and robbed it indiscriminately. A portion
of the 9Th regiment colored troops caused a
riot by attacking the quarters of a sutlerlN
f. They fired round after round into his place,
in the hopes of killing him. The officers
quarters being on line with the suffers,
many of the balls went through them also.
Very fortunately no one was hit. A num-
Der of the leaders in the riot were arrested.
Three Negroes were found murdered in
Dauphin county last week. Although sus-
pected parties were arrested no definite ev-
idence was had to fix the crime on them.
The publication of the Salisbury Daily
Union Banner has been ordered suspended
for uttering incendiary and rebellious Ian
guage. ..,.-...,. -.-..r5. .-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07
From Washington.

New YORK, Aug. 5--The Times Wash
ington special has the following: The Inter-
nal Revenue receipts since our last report
foot up, 3l6.386-viz, yesterdays re-
ceipts, $l0S,640,715; to-day's receipts, $l71,-
675,67l.
1t has been announced in some OF the
papers that the President would leave here
to-day for Cape May. We understand the
President had no such intention. His health
is improving.
The German societies are preparing an
entertainment for the benefit of the Lin
coin National Monument to be erected here.
The Baltimore German societies also pro-
pose to take action to the same end. Mon
ument associations have already hand
some sum on hand. - .t e.
1t is reported that twenty-four officers
recently discharged from our army have
profered their services to the Mexican Min
ister here, and propose to i9in the Mexican
army.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-The Worlds WASH
ington special says: Consul General Hale,
at Alexandria, Egypt, informs the State
Department that there were 17S5 deaths
from cholera between June 9th and July
18th. H'i 'iA' ." .'.' "I.' 'N .H.' -''' ~ Hr!
~ Over one hundred thousand applications
TOR pensions from widows have been filed in
the Pension Office. .,.... .......,....,...,
o7C Col. johnson, late aid of JEFF. Davis, has
been released on the ground of being
rebel, officer and entitled to be placed on
the same footing with other officers. = AE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Postmaster
General has just ordered the renewal of
mail service on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road from Greenville, Ala, to Columbus,
KY, including Macon and other important
points.
Capt. P. Drayton, Chief of the Bureau of
Navigation, diedIlas night. He had been
ill., only twof days. He' participated with
I0Admiral Dupont in the taking of Port
Royal and other important places. 10"
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new YORK marret..A .Aiueln.0,l !. Ut

a..a .t. -.
. ]! IC!199TT0N-Dull. heavysnd lower Il sore for
sFL6u 6uR15Dn and he.vy, and losisc lower. % Is
gs ~ tor State; IS 75962O orsuperfine we, tern:
Y0 4V@6 " for common 10 midiDg extfn. 90 66 for
trade brands the market closing heayy.f if9 n0T
Wills WtnlSk i1opened firm ani closed quiet. Sales
iWcsyerni 81 W 2DglN m gHN iIriffd 1'T 7TfdlI =
WHEAT-293c lower on spring ana IDec better
on WINTER with only moderate business doing: 81 3s
~ ~giS9 tef ,hacne spring; 81 39el 40for amber Mil
yaqkee u b. choice wintefred western Ind 81 %
81 70 for amber Michigan.
10 BikLfY@ibjuinHi BikkLf9ieijiHif 70 'H'1s1doN % a'ala.r
CORN-Heavy andfnlly2c lower; stass for nm.
so9ndi s6ge6c for sound mixed. - :, I,s,T"a
@ OATS-Fifm with some speculative inquiry.
osjes C0FFEEMnnno Il EEEssl95n 70 afar extent At
=, ,s.i. sgSAR-ouiet. Sales Of Cuba Musooy.do a.
M0LASSES-DulI. o1w Z inn i.ns - trai
LPETROLEUM--Dull and lower. SaIes At saKo
sSc 10 crude for refined in bond and eco
P0RK---Dull and lower ssa 5o@s5 90 for nav
mess closing at $34 SIX cash: e29eBso or ss and &.
DO, ~ 5o@s5 % fT prime and s2T 5OQ51s for fime
mess Also 76obbs new mess for May sellers opIi6n
BEEF At % 5oai2 50 for plain IN, me.. -"
BBEEEf HAA,AMS-Searce and frm.s ~ ma -sn
BEgTrER=77Quiet at 2sdDasc for Ohio and sooa5c
d CHEEsE-Dull at lOsi5Xc. yS,l ,.-1, 20 .g ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07
Latest ForeIgn News.

CAPE RACE, Aug.2, via AsPY BAY, Aug,
5.~The steamship GermaDia, from HAM
burg 23d and Southampton on the morning
of the 18th ult., passed this point en- route
for New York. - f
The shore end of the Atlantic cable was
landed and successfully connected with the
instruments on board the Great Eastern!
The Knight Of Kerry Invoked success on
the undertaking, and in conclusion called
/ on Robert Peel, who made an admirable
address. Cheers were then given Tor the
President of the United States, when the
paying out of the heavy shore end of the
pleted In the most successful manner, and
the cable! worked perfectly, The gunboats
Terrible and Sphinx accompanied the Great
Eastern. A telegram from Valentia, dated
the 24th of July, says: Insulation defects
took place on Monday p. NJ. The mischief is
supposed to exist three miles west of the
shore end splice, and 1t is believed that it
was caused by too much strain from the
Great Eastern. She hove to ten miles from
the shore. The Carolina is picking up and
repairing the fault. 1t is expected that the
damage will be rectified Immediately. The
rest of the bleremains perfect" A tele-
gram from the Great Eastern, July 25th,
says: "The cable is all o. X. again. The
signals are perfect. A small fault was dis
covered and cut out The Great Eastern is
now, paying out the cable lat. 81, long. H."
LONDON, July 25.-Consols are heavy and
depressed, closing at $4,000 for money
u. 5. 5:20's have declined per cent; Illi-
'nois Central railroad shares declined 10 per
cent; ,Virg inia 6's have declined per cent;
Erie shares have recovered ID per cent?
FRANcE.--The municipal elections which
have taken place are favorable to the Gov
ernment everywhere. Trade quiet, Flour
has advanced 2f per sack. Rentes close at
67f 69c. ,-..r ,s @. r "'c'.. r 24ana a-sF
ITALY.-The Government has received an
official dispatch from the Spanish Cabinet
recognizing the kingdom of Italy, and ,ex-
pressing the most friendly feelings towards
it. rai
SPAIN.-Spain and France have exchang-
ed treaty Publications for: reducing customs
tariffs. t f., ~.
TURKEY ANE EGYPT.-The cholera in AL
exandria, Copstantinople and Cairo is sub
siding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

Notice is hereby given that the Democ-
racy of Franklin County will meet on FRI
DAY, THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, be-
tween the hours of three and six o'clock
p. NJ. In the Townships, and from seven to
nine p. M. In the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections (the I'd Ward
will meet at Young's Carpenter Shop, on
Fifth street, and the 4th Ward will meet at
the Grocery Store of Mr.. George Bietz,
next door east of j.. & L. Zettler's Whole
sale Grocery Store, 149 East Friend street),
to appoint Delegates to attend the County
Convention, to be held at the City Hall, in
the City of Columbus, Ohio, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 18TH, 1866, at II O'Clock AZ. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating the following
County officers: ...
qa Iaoo Representatives, ....ot..ff. .I .,.
One Sheriff, road 'f"
One Clerk Of Courts,
One Treasurer, .g -, ,r,,u.r. l,....r
-7r One Auditor, s,ni.. a, .s.tT. = Hr..s...I
One County Commissioner, ..H .o
One Iafrmqry Director,
One Coroner, .......-.,...... ID,
g7 One County Swveyor. 3, ON. ....-a jI
You will also empower the said Delegates
to the said Convention tornominate Thirteen
Delegates from this county to attend the State
Convention, which will assemble in this
city on the oath of August, 1865. You will
also, at the same time and place, nominate
one delegate from each Ward and Township
to attend Senatorial Convention, which
will convene at the city Hall, Columbus,
Ohio, Thursday. the 18th of August, 1866,
at IL o'clock A. M, to nominate candidate
for Senator for the counties of Franklin
and Pickaway. The County Convention
will also appoint County Central Com
mittee to serve for one year. 10
The following are the number of Dele
gates allotted to each Ward and Township,
based upon the vote of last Fall given for
Gen, George B. Mcclellan for President, al
lowing one for every fifty votes, and one
for every fraction over twenty-five votes so
cast: ..UH |..I.. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-07

"7o be. or not to 6e-thdt'S the question:"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish.
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic agonies,
And nameless bodily suffering,
From want Of nerve and unfounded prejudice
Or, whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize bottle Of PLANTATION BTTTERs,
And. as Gunther swears, be myself man again.
Three months it is since thus l thought,
And spoke, with faith exceeding weak.
But Gunther said my eyes were sallow,
My visage haggard, my breath tremendous bad,-
My disposition troublesome-in fact,
He gently binted was fast becoming
Quite nuisance. and strongly insisted
And twas thus reluctantly yielded.
-Four bottles now beneath my vest have disappeared
Friends say changed man now is Jones.
My food has relish, my appetite is keen. --.-.
My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoirdupois, is added to my weight.
A gentle hint. followed before too late,- ,..-,s
Quite gratifying to the tailor, as well as DR.. Drake
aug2-d&w1w. ''t' H.'' 1-ETN ...f
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The Atlantic Cable.

New YORK, Aug. GA dispatch from
Queenstown, per steamship City of Boston,
dated July 9th, states that the steamship
Great Eastern was on that morning SOC
miles out at sea paying out the cable sue
cessfully. The signals were good and the
weather fine. A private note from Cyrus
W. Field, says: We expect to reach Hearts
Content, New Foundland, about the 9Th of
August. -1r .f-l y
The following dispatches from on board
the Great Eastern to Mr.. Seward, London
are of interest: ... .1 Job. 500
TUESDAY, II p. M.-One hundred miles o.
cable laid.
II 12Midnight-One hundred and fifty miles
run.
WEDNESDAY, A. M.-Two hundred
miles of cable laid. Signals good. All 60
ing on well. "l .' a'. 10