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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25
Remarkable Longevity. ~.

The Washington PENN ReUie,o, of re-
cent date, announces the death of Mr..
Samuel Wilson, in that vicinity, in the 94th
year of his age. The deceased has a sur
viving brother, DIR. Martin Wilson, of
Cadiz, Ohio, aged 80 years; and also a de-
ceased brother, DR.. Thomas Wilson, of Gin
cinnati, who lived to be 96 years. We
fail to recall to our recollection an instance
of any other three brothers living to such
advanced years.-Pld Dealer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25

PoLIcY.-Some one very pertinently saws
the spolicy" which the Democratic party
so much needs, is that policy which will
give it thorough, efficient, live local Or
ganization in every school district in the
State. That will do for policy; then let US
fight a good fight on principle and we shall
win. Our opponents are thoroughly Or
ganized; they have their leagues every
where, and we must get up Democratic
Clubs to counteract their influence. Let
some energetic Democrat in each township
start the ball.-Hotmes Co. Farmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-25
An Atrocfous Case.

/ In Lowell, Massachusetts, few days
ago, the Criminal Court had before it the
case Of a brutal negro, named James Rob-
inson, who was held on charge of COM
mitting an outrage on the person of Mrs.
Rebecca Mann, aged Seuenty-taoo gears! The
case was clear one, and the Court sent the
rascal to the Penitentiary for life.-Plain
Dealer.
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~ WHY NOT USE TiHE REST9

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENRTIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world 1t is the cheap
est, the most reliable, and most convenient. Com
plete in one bottle. Does not require any previous
preparation of the hair. No trouble. No crock or
stain. Produces beautiful black or brown as pre-
ferred. A child can apply it. Always gives satis-
faction. Only IS cents per bottle Sold everywhere.
A. 1. MATHEWS. Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York. Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARNIoA HAIR GLOSS for
storing and dressingthe Hair.
june19 deodly
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The Prevailing CommercfaI De-
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y e
The following statements regarding the
present commercial depression are from the
Neao York Financial Chronicle, a journal
which the London Economist Justly praises
as "a most admirable financial journal,
which all persons interested in American
finance should heedfully study:" 8s.Y 80
complaints are universal of the stagna-
tion and the nprofitableness of business.
Aspiring season so depressed and generally
unsatisfactory as the present. is hardly
within the memory OF our city merchants
The trade of the interior is generally re-
ported dull and unpromising. Although
the South has realized upon large portion
OF Its cotton crop, it is found devoid of
trading spirit, and even unable to liquidate
much of its Indebtedness on account Of
last years purchases. In the Western
States, merchants complain of unusual diff
ficulty in making their collections, and
have on,hand heavy balance of tall stock !:
the result being that their obligations to
the Atlantic cities in many cases, have to
be renewed for thirty tOssixty days. The
New England cotton mills find the demand
for goods so limited, compared with their
production, that at the beginning of this
month some of the manufacturers
made still further curtailment of
their time fof running. The woole L
trade, now lone Of our most extern
sive industries, although it recently dimin-
ished its aggregate. production probably
quite 20 per cent, finds little relief from
the reduced supply of goods, and manu-
facturers have to sell large amount of
their products at a discount from cost. In the
leather and iron trades similar. complaints
prevail; and, indeed, it would be difficult
to find an important exception to the COM
mon stagnation." 20 ~ ~ E@a s g
The Republican party and high taxes
rule. R fF n
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Passage of the Police Bil i'm the
House. @

The Police bill, which has passed the
House of Representatives of Ohio. only ap-
plies to. cities of the sO-called second-class
such rs Columbus, Toledo and. Dayton
The effort made to include Cincinnati fall
ed. The sole object of this bill is the pal
try one of taking a few police officers
from the Democracy of the city of Column
bus. Cincinnati being in Republican hands,
was omitted from its provisions, despite the
efforts of the Gaze te to have it included. 1t
was simply a. fear of the political ,conse-
Quences likely to result from the action of
the German element of their party which
prevented its application here. This is
another instance of the disposition of the
Repu blican organization to legislate so as
to perpetuate power and patronage in their
own hands, and take it away from their
opponents. It is very seldom, however,
that there is so small and contemplate q
manifestation of it. Only think of the
representatives OF 100000 of people pass
ing a law having no other object than to
change the political character of thirty or
forty policemen from Democrats to Repub-
icansl 1t Is seldom, too, that the unblush-
ing eHrontery of such legislation is so OPEN
ly displayed, as it is in this instance, where
the refusal to include Cincinnati at once
makes plain its objects and intentions.
This Kind of legislation is on small scale
what the refusal to admit the sSotlthern
States into Congress is on large one. 1t
ls chip off the same block. founded upon
the same principle of a perpetuation of
party power being made paramount to all
other considerations. In order to accom-.
plish this, all other considerations are
disregarded, all sense of decency violated,
and every indignity or outrage perpetrated.
I'VE are greatly mistaken If this attempt
to oyerturn local self-goVernment aud build
up centralized despotism, for party pur-
pose, does not, in the end, react with force
upon those who have been guilty of it. No
good can come from such actiOn, which al
ways returns to plague the designers and
inventors of Cincinnati Enquirer. - -
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Americas -sympafIly for Greece.

Our correspondent at Athens, Greece,
under date of January 81 states fact
which does the highest credit to President
johnson, and which will send a thrill of
joy through the whole civilized world
Admiral GoldsbOrough has been instructed
to send one of the ships of his magnificent
squadron to the relief of the families of the
Greek patriots at Gambia, and our cor
respondent describes, with natural ferYor,
the effect OF this Intelligence upon these
brave and prosecuted people. When, in
our former article on this subject, .wecalled
upon the American Government to do pre-
cisely this thing, we gave credit to the
British authorities for extending assistance
to the Greek heroes, and now we find that
we were mistaken, and that it Isl our Gov
eminent that deserves and will receive the
thanks and admiration of all christendOm
for taking the lead In this noble work. It
was graceful and appropriate act. on the
part of President johnson, and we trnst
Congress viii follow it up by eenerons
contribution to the fund for the relief of the
brave men who are struggling for their
lives and liberties against the fierce and IA
natical M0slems.- GshiDgton Chronicle.
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IMPoKTANT QUALIrlEs. IsRAN.

General Agents for u. S. and Cansdss.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cnARLEsTOs.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Falcon. Reed, Daltimore-lcit Angus, 20.
III, 81 hours to the Bar. Md2e- To Mordccal & Co.
courtennny Trenholm: @ Il II Agent, Southern kI.
Il Rodgers Co, 0'Eci1, W n Bird & Co, D Briggs,
Agent q Avertn & Son, d Paul < Co, VIM Kpobloek
II Chafce. u Feldmnn, q u Brahe Co, &m Roach,
Co. Jackson. q Williams 4 Co. II jenEs. Agent
steamer City Point. Jennings. Thomlnson Il Co. j
Adgcr Co, II Gerdts & Co, J Cook & Co, Porcher &
Henery, Otis Phillips. W Marscher, John Helms +
whidon Co. 8 Rhett Bon, J & " II Al ii trona.
Cameron. Darkley TO. Il ClauRBcn, Z n K
Agent and others. The F. eIpeicnced heavy soutll.
cast vinds, with high seas and heavy rain.
Mdze. To W Roach. D ANIME, Adams Damon Co,
ON hycriu Ron, l,ollmRnn BrotlIsra, Eissell Il Co
BischOG, Il Bschod & Co. Brahe Co. J Buck L
co, Bernhsrdy. II Butlor. cossroyo. N Caldwell
d Co, Hart a Co. W Harrison Bon j Huriamp Co.
Jenords Co, Jennings, 1homlinson Co. y JancoytcI
Klntte 70, Keip, Kilnck, wcEenb borg 4 Co. Il j
Alexander. LinstcL L . Morse. c Noise, BIuIlsI
EiInitS Co. + Meyer, O'Soll. Ustendorn & Co.
Geo Priclictt Raysne Darnwell, lteiIs N L X X
Agent, Russell. Street Brothcra Co. J Schirro or
DD Vincent, q W Williams Co. Werner QUICKER, I.
WeBkopL ID A Walker. and q " Clark 4 Co
Schr j Palmer, Palmer, baltimore. days Corn
and Mdzo. To Locke r Agent, Campscn Co,
II Butler j. Kerriaon, Porcher Il Hcncry J q;
Blohmc Won HI lien, and N Robson.
Steamer Pilot boy. McNelty. Savannah, win Sen.
brooks, Beaufort &c. Mdzc, &C. TO John Ferguson,
Cohen. Hanckel + Go. Mckay l. Campbell JASPER law.
AhQ II, Rayenel Co, W Harrison. and SoutborI,
Express Company
5tcamer Fannie, Peck, Georgetown, Go hhds su.
gar, % hhds Molasses, and Sundros To shackctord
Kelly, Kisley Creighton, ano others
From this Fort.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly. Philadelphia August 20.
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nj 25c. Ryc-G75 bush oGerr, with sales Of 100 bush al
II *; 100 do 81 40; ITO hunh nj 81 Al.
MoLAEsrs-we noi,cc the Ralo 81 3i3 hhds Cuba Bus.
coynt1o al toa5i eta I'cr gallon.
uoticO gales to-day of 100 les city Lard
and 10 casks Dulk shoulders ut IL cts The Dc.
tuaud for Daeon for consumption continues stray aud
prices yesterday. VIZ for Shoulders IIiai3l
cts; lib SdcA l6iia15t Cts nn clear rib l alG ct.
Mess Pork numInal Mt ga 80.
RIcE-Aarkel rrnlnius Inactive. Quote Itnnuoop @, n
~ cts. sn.l .uroiIua iSal2 cts--l,Oth nominal
SALr-wc quote IrccN steady nj tc advance noticed
yesterday. viz; For Liverpool Fine ssa3 20; do tiroui
Alum - "oi2 IS Rack Turks Island 6Sao Der hr,s
Bcnco OF transactions, " -
SgoAnmWe report today Gales Of 10 hhls Porto nIco
at l23sai3tic; l3l do do l34c Market closed nrm
wntsxEv-Duil and without qiotablo caIip :: still
held III bond al 3oa3sc gallon; rcr nominal at So prr
Ha'lon. -
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with abuse Of tie Era. Why is it2 Why should
tbis journal, moro than any othor, have such yias
OF wrath poured on it's devoted head 2 Aro We any
worae than othersf Have not We the same right
to eIprsss thom2 Then why single out tho Era
for abuse There is no reason, unloss it be the
advocacy OF o causo wo wcro profoundly convinced
was right and just, and should succeed with AN
earnestness and vigor commemorate with our
honest convictions. No amount OF abuse will in
fuonce US to abate our labors in behalf OF recon-
struction and tho Union.-AUdntd Ne.D Era.
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DIR. wRIGHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Esse,ace Of Eff,

SNMNHgWLZ1 Cures General Debility, Redb-
&&SS2%Z> ntss, Wysserics iH Femdies
SIS0SA{N// Pdipftdffoa Of he Heart and
slin n48SR|S< at Ntrrnns Diseases. It 70.
S- stores new life and vlgor 10 the
, . aged, causing tho hot blood Of
- " rnSnif s'.I youth to cnurse tho veins, res
yton 1n5 vi as III ~ I0rng the Organs Of Genera
Gets Tfs 80 d., tton. fenorfn0 I'm potency ani
fhiI EftTf- rsjurSn. Dtletty, restorino Adnlfness
nfe the sy,iein aud ana |aH riQor, thus proving
oueroo7ts diitGie. perfect Elirfr Of Lote,r 70.
moving Sterffty and Rarrcnncss 10 both sexes. To
tho young, mIde- ngei, and aged thero Is no greater
boon than thls " Elixir OF 1dfe." II gtveA new
lease Of life, causing tho weak and debilitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and tho entire
system TO thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle e; threo bottles IS; sent BY
express TO any nddres.
Our medIcI1es are Sold and recommended by all
respectable druggist, In every part Of the cIviiied
globe; snmo unprinclpled dealers. however, try TO
deceive their customers BY selling chenp and worth
less compounds Ia order 10 mako money. he net
decsiyed-ask for thrse medicines SnIl take no
Others IL the druggist docs not keep them, writo
to U.S. and We will send them BY express carefully
packed, FREQ from observation. We will be pleased
10 receive letters with li statements In reganl 10
any disease with which lndes or gentlemen arc
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph.
lets. or advice, TO tho solo proprietor, a
DR. ". R. HERWIH, 81 Walker st, E.Y,
Nav myf ly
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 2i.-CoyyEE.-Market con.
nues dull, and quotations nominal last reported, In
Tue absGnce Of sales.
CoIToH-Is dull no sales worthy Of note. Quotations
Loninll 1t No for Middlng. and 27a27 for low do
FLoun-Remsins unchanged. Very lttlo activity on
the part Of buyers. Holders arm, without quoiabio
hange. Only sales reported to-day 100 bbis City
MILL standard Extra at $40 25; 100 do Super 80 I2}
wostern and Howard streot diacripHonB dull
GnM-0derings OF Whest to-day wero comprised OF
teo bnhhtsshio and 7t0o bush rod; demand good for
aud Price. &c higher Included In tho sales
do a6 5000 0ush rod ranging from 81 10 TO 90
,or intsro, to PRIME Virginia Valley; medium to good
sns, snanee - o2 ssA2 - Corn was .Ttoady; 5000 bush
sb!e sold at 81 lna1 1a 5000 bnsh iair primo white
Sn 10 only lot Of al2 bush at tha lalTt $50 bush
continue arge 1920 bush Offered today; market de-
cni O. s0ooAo 900 bunh sold, ranging from ca 10 7oo
Tor good 10 ehotoo; l0o bulh ct tho ttor; nclor eoH
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, August 1o--coTroa-Tho ars no ales 70
ported to-day. Quotations nominally unchanged.
MONETARY AND FIsANc1AL-Iho market continues dull
NJ previous rntes, cay:
Gold 1<oalN.
a.ering-d1ty dRys 150 and sight 16l.
New York Sight - prem checking, and par TO u prem
buying
New Orleans Sight par to prom
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COMMERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHAnLEsToR. Friday Evening. Angus. %, 1867. /
Purchasers are out Of the market being unwilling 10
operate In tho staple unleKs decline No sales dur
Ing tho day. Quotations nominal.
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Passengers.

Per steamer PilUt loy from Savannah. via Sea-
hroOk'a nnd DcauiUrt-h Snupers. Heinsirs, Mrs g
4 Bibbltt, Miss Dabbt Mrs Wilder Gen Glll, G
Hrlainy OcO Holiness md deck.
Per steamer Fannie. from ucorgcowlL. Cdr Danl
Turner, Dr " Magiil. p lrpsn. J Puhdt. Master
punlt Gen nj Munisault, i Johns0n. Isaiah. r u
RlslDurTe md Is deck,
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a, 1867.
TIE CITY OF GuD.
BY FRANCIS TURNER rAuoRAvE.

By FRANCIS TURNER rALaRAvE.
q thou npt male with hands,
Not throned above the skies,
Nor valid with shining walls,
Ncr framed with stones Of price,
More bright than gold or gom,
Gods own Jerusnlemi
Where'cr tho grntle heart
Finds courage from above;
Wherc'er tho heart foraoOk
Warns with tho breath Of love;
Whero faith bids fear depart,
City Of God thou art.
Thou art whero'er tho proud
In humbleueBs molts down;
VIII 70 self itself yields up;
Where martyrs win their crown;
Mbcre faithful souls posscBs
Themselves In perfect peace.
Where In life's common ways
Will cheerful feet we 10;
When Ia Ills stepa VIC tread
Who God the why Of WOO;
Whcro he Is in tho heart,
City Of Godi thou art
Not thronca above tho akiea,
Nor golden valid afar,
But whero Christ's two or three
In His name gathered are,
Do In the midst Of them,
0od's own Jerusalem
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per south carolln. nallroaa.

~ bales Cotton. liS bales Dpncscs, 400 Bncks Wheat
10 h6s and $50 sacks Flour "a bbs Naval Stores
Lumber &c. 10 II Agent. Street Brothers 4 Co. J
l'onsoil Conrtcnay Trenholm, n Mnrtlu. A Cald-
well. u IL wnlter Co. Hunt & Brother, q Williams
%Cn. d hHrhnlalr. Mowry Co. f u Rojgers Co.
W smith. Adams. FI,at q TO. ia wilpnr. Il Il A
iGc Smith Go. stolI Webb & Go, $ Hacker. and Z
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Hox bITTznl'
8. T.-1S80.-X.
A fsv bottles OF PLANTATION BrrrHns
win ours Nervous Headache.
a ssIl ssoHs0h md ,1s Ssis hsisrsh nlssh .''
Ylatulency and Indigestion.
RIoesIivs Fsdsus and short Breath.
P1in over tho Eyoa.
Mental Despondenoy.
Prostraton; Great WEAKNESS.
saliow oomplsrion, Weah Dosaii. 10
LIVEa COMPLAINT AID pYspEps1A
II Is estimated thkt OF all adult ailmens
ssoreons Of the liver ovotnovins tho stomach poi
tho antro syslana and exhibit tho above symptoms
os so:s 70 al
The world has over produced Within ono ycsr ovsr aiI
PLlrITIoH BrTrxns ana no, N n.tsnoe Of eompiaint
hls como 70 our EnouledSaI
Eaiied TO a1 conditions Of lie. D--'
Tho reports that 1t relea upon mineral Eubtanees
q ss pus sna shs fnl .y he soDsa
theif Phydc,n.. se appsnd LIST OF IL eomponenh.
Is.kns1. ete nsn igtroduoed into Europe By th.
csants.s vie M Of the v.oeroy OF Psru. In 1870 and
q osga .oeoh ts r,sr under he n.me Of JtrnfI Rp,
ss,s. and was nn,ly made public b. Lonl. IvI King
sshrifuse qu.se. during hIs South Amsriosn travels
oiso.aILLA D.a1IYof diarrhoa, ooho and diseases
DAnpHIIoa-Fcf Inflammation Of ths loins and drop
tc4l Affections.
onIMoinIr Frowrns-Yor snicebled digestion.
LAyAnpEa FLovxrs-Aromatlo. .nmuians and tonic
hiEhiy invisor.rug In nervous debility.
AnEE-An Aromatic earminatIoi Grating nssh.
muscle and milk; mueh uIsd b. mothers nustins
Also. oioysbuds, orange GATEWAY, oorandar, rnahe.
oct, sto.
8. T.--1860.-X.
Another zondsYfIl Ingredient Of Rreat rss among
The Spanish ladies ef south Anes!ea imp,rns beauty
noWn 10 ths comm Of The world and We Withhold
lts nhrns for tie present.
IMPORTANT 0RHTrF1oArkn
:, 4ocHlrIn, n. December as. 1851.
rer from Dyspopta three or four yexrs M had 10
abandon my profession. About three months NO
g ss e, sS.n n
several cASes and. - fsr a. tnoy always WITH sgna
esnsn. 1s'n' respectfully yoSrs ,ruon.
PHnADn1HIi. 10Th Month, i7Ih Day, 1861,
sy se uas Of ~ Saon Slusss h sss %SSS %SsS
stt send me two bottlss mora.
Thy frtsna. ABA 0URRs.
snas." HYSSa Yss9,;.2a SaS1ss :, ;s.5 9l.|
. Mraals p. II. paAxn oo.,-Pissse ;.ad us snotb. a,
t0sl!s oasss Of your Plsnation Blttars AsImornina
sRsa1:f s1 shsy sRRes. % n.!s snpssssdsd as1thns
YouTs. 20. aiaH WAITE
Al..nss%snsa A. nov completed to .uppg any do
mana fof this artiois which bus net hsrotore bean
Ths public may rest assured At In no cAss win tho
Ps1to{ pure standard Of tbs PLANTATION BrTT21 be
departed fron. Every bottle bsars As do-sfsts Of str
ngna@rs sS Q Hsd pAh sa1ravis9, ~ q eaaa<t hPAS.
~ 4asea prstsndina 70 s<H PLANTATION Brrrans IN
bn OF by ~ eattoI ssiAdtsr 4nd issPare1 6svars
y rteusd bottAe SAs aat osw FrInaA 6faap q Unnr-
xIIArxD essr svssy cerA
soh By III Drussiis Grsean and Dealers throughout
ths country. 10 Ill M
P. Il DRAKE 4 CO, New York.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-24
Q A r D

II Is with feelings prldo az American manufactures,
that wo publsh the following tosimop,alg which h.rs
boon received Uy rScenuy: ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-24
The BennettsyilIe t'JOhrnal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Il Bennet6ytue. B. o. In tho eastern portion Of tho
state, BY sTUDBs d LrTTLK Proprietors and ofers
superior Inducements to Merchants and al othesa who
Dec country We respectfully solicit the psironIre oi
onr CharleS.on frionda = - 70 "
Ierms-S9 Per atnum, invariably IN advance. Adyer.
hsements inserted al very reasonable ratos July