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Iper steamer city Of Mancnester.l

lPer steamer City OF MancneSter.
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th, Lookout Ford, Rio Janeiro;
Northampton, Morse, New Orleans.
Ent for ldg 18th, Rochester, Fulton, and Toacana,
Delano, Tor New Orleans; Virginia, Weeks, tor Rio
FJaneirO.
q Ar at Deal 18th, Northern Crown, Adams, London
for Cardiff land both sold.
Sid I'm Falmouth 18th, Samoset, McCobb, for Leg
Sid fin plymouth 18Th, A Bangs, Metcalf from
LondonI for Melbourne, having repaired. fFls 81
Sid finn the Clyde 18th, Statesman, Psndleton, for
Shanghae. sIag9hafgxs
Arat Queenstown 18th, villahanca, from York,
Sid 18th, General Berry, Watts, ttrom caao, tor
Dundee.
Sid fm Newcastle Nov 10, John L Dimmock, Har
wood, San Francisco spf Ilaiisn ~, ~ llsc ts9fi
Ar at Melbourne Dec 81, Southern Eagle, Pierce,
New York; ed, Windward, Eldridge, Boston,
Cid Nov %, Golden Horn, Rice, Hong Kong J.
"a In port Dec %, Vicksburg, Boyd for Gale; South
/ Ar at Foochow Dec %, .Buena VISTA Ayres, from
Shanghae. -
Sid FIN Singapore Dec so, StPatI; Martin, Akyab;
Jan 6, Hamlin, Wheelwright, do. 81, .,,s - 49,.
In port Jan 8, Borneo Bassett, for Boston; James
Patton llison, for New York; Amy Warwick Nor
gan; New Hampshire, Lord, and Penang, Patten,
At Colombo Jan 49, Southern Belle, Benson, unc
Il Sid I'm Grgenti 1st ult, La Cguena, Nichols, for
New York.
Ar at Gibraltar 4th ult Young Turk Harding, fiif
Boston land sailed for Messna.l s.4a sol $40 ~ sii
q Sid fni Hamburg 18th ult, 0sceola Bennett, for
.ati,.i siil ....l .sai ~ f<Jae 4l.f3 q
ae4F dHuOS ~ SPOKEN. a B. tla- a.l aa.,.l0
Feb 49,, off the Skerries, ship Belle Wood, Free
man, from Liverpool for New York. IT.,
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g Saturday. Morning, Mareh3 1866. .
PORTLAND I'D r1c1N1rr.

az Advertisers piH benefit themselves, as sreiias
accommodate Us, BY sen;ag in their advertisements
ut an early hour in the day.
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Cumberland,
The Republicans of Cumberland viii meet at the
Town House, in said town, ON Saturday, the 81 day
March next, at O'clock r. M, for the purpose OF
nominatinga Board of Town Officers for the current
year.
r. Per Order of Town Committee.
ID Cumberland, Feb 20, 1866. -, ,.r fe27sNdtd,
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Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New Yonk. ~
q Steamef Montreal, Liscombs Boston. |
Sch Mazeppa, tBr) For5s, La Have Banks, with |
II 900 lbs fresh haliDut and 1000 lbs fresh cod.
Sch Paragon, Reed, Belfast for Boston. 4
Ar 2th--Sch Iko, Crockett, Castine. ~
= SIGNAL Or barque 81
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PORTLAND PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
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REIdaIoUs INTELLIGENCE.

The young men connected with the unta-
rian society in Washington have formed an as
ISOLATION for the promotion of their cause.
of religion are numerously report
ed from various parts of New Engli nd, and
still more numerously from the West and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-03
& Sturdivant.
SAILED --BEigs- Hyperion, and j Poledo; schs
Charlotte Fish, Citizen, and others.

the Portland and Machias Steam Packet Co. lisa fl,
side wheel boat Of s79 tons built at New York last
season, and has recently been running the route
her was about $4,000. Some Alterations are to be
made and large number Of berths and about thirty
Chas Deelins and will he ready to 60 ON the route
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-03

Feb 10, off the Skerries, ship Belle Wood, Free
man. from Liverpool for New York. s.',lt, H.,
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The following is the most significant portion
Of Marshal Forey's recent speech in the
French Senate on the affairs of Mexico. 1t
would seem to be point clearly established
in his mind that the withdrawal OF the French
troops must be speedily followed by the down.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
Important DrrIsion Under the civil Rights Law.

Important Decision Under The Ciril Rights Law.
Az important decision has been rendered
by Judge IiOwor, C~hiei-Ju,tice Of the Court
Of Appeals Of Maryland, urGcr ths Civil
Rights Bill. The lac's Of tho case ure briefly
as follows
DR. 4. u. SoMcrs, Of Rockville, MuuAgomc-
gy county, committed an assault uron u colurcd
man on the streets of Rockville beating him
vcly severely. The cololcd mans vile sued
ont II warrunt before u Justice OF the Peace
against SomeIs, ON %hicl lie was arrested and
arraigncd before the magistrate.
Yhc counsel ol Dr. Somcrs argued That the
warrant was Illegal, that no negro or mulatto
could be u -coml,o'cut witness aguins! u white
pcrson. The Justice decided TINT said State
law had been pbfOgu'cd aud superseded, aud
was null aud void under the Civil Rights Bill
and required the accused 10 give tail to auswGI
AT the Cirepit Court.
Ir.j5 SouGrs ruidscd, aud he was .cpmmittct
Tlcrsupon his counsel ap. lied to ChlctJuslict
Bower Tor a writ Of habcas corpus, which hi.
honor refused to grant, giving a written
opinion sustaining Tho decision Of the magis,
trute Vpd mriptaipiVB the .sonstit0liuuaIiy o
tho Civil Rights Bill, 50 far as relates to III,
question ia disnq'o. The Judge in conclusion
sa!s'
Aware that thorc are many aud serious Oh
ctious TO the constitutiouality Of the law, an.
upon other points, yet il is not clearly urcon
stiulionni in the particulars in question.
am bound by the usage aud decision or III
highest courts to assume that Congress has no
violated its constitutional obligations.
That being unable to perceive clearly NJ
uucqaisocully a breach oflhe Federal Goliti
tuition ia the act Of Congress cntill,l "a
aot,tp protect all persons in their civil Ighii
&o, in making negroes coippelont to ttstil
, without expressing any opiaion on other Sc,
Lions ol the low,,I must override the motion
qaaah the warrant aud remand the prisoner
Me custody Of The Off CT,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

TIE time has como when Gn earnest and p%uiriOti,
,hoIt should be made 70 iestliC The Union on q
Just and equal basis. The restoration iolicy ul
President johnson should be induecd nud upheld.
The principles cuunciated IN his Veto Messages ul
Tic freedmeu's Bureau ana Civil Rights Bills seem
to lie correct and proper. and should be sustained.
Al voters, without distinction oi party, who Wee.
lCve that IL belongs exclusively o. the several
States Of This Uuiou 10 determine each i'r itself the
qualification Of ,utCJs, aua oiU ate opposed 90 the
comforting Of the right Of voting upon the negro;
those who. at the present time, are opposed 10 all
amendments " the Constitution ul the United
Btltes, whilst eleven States OF this Union mo CX.
studied and refused a voice 10y their Senators aud
representative IN the proposition 81 amendments;
those who are opposed ~ The exemption ~
THREE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS Ot the
wealth Of the country liuN taxation, and as8 Ia
IalJg ~ nio,ft.s cyfY species of wealth bear its
lair Hnl equal share pf the burt heps of taxation for
all llapo,es, are cordially iuSited to unite In au
,nOrt 10 eject from place aud power the unworthy
agents, Who seem !" lcgi,late aud govern ton ihrir
own special bcuclt, aud FOR the lSrp@trG-sa Vi
power.
by order OF the Democratic Central Committee.
JAS. NJ. GAYLORD, Chairman.
ID. GoUDl Secretary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
D%esliluion aud ~Slarralion in Alabama.

We clip the following from tic Cineiupali
iGn4ui,Cr:
1T Is ha dy necessary TO say any thing
additional 10 the letter which we publish bt.
low, except that Judge Wilson is now at the
Mere huUts' ilet,l in this city, mud ia prcpased
10 receive such conriitpti0p US may be uiJrd-
"a by abe humane ord generous among US. A
very liberal contribution ought to be made by
our wcIl'to,do c%ilizcns, in response to an app
peal like this M appeal Of famine IN our own
Christian land
SgArg nF ALABAMA, BLduSa CouErY. go lhiI
is t. certify tl,dt ut II special term Of the CouIi
Of County C0mmnsIVpcrs, held at Bluuuts,
y'llr, in said county, on the Slh day Of My
1906 for Tic purpose Of considering the dcst.,
tote condition Of the county, it was showE b,
reliable reports from the d ltrcnt precinct
.lat there are now six hundred aud thirty ,Gy,
families, embracing over III rec thousand WHIT
persons, who aCe &~Gili.Slo Of subsistence an,
Of the mcDusol procuring subsistence; tl,a', il
addition 10 this number, there Uie at leas
I've hImdrcd coloicd people who arc bcgginI
for bread;. and that the number OF tue in
digcnl, us wei! a the extent Of dc5li'utior
are rapidly on the increase. 1t was also show
that the available wcaus of Purchasing sup
plies by the people generally were entirely ca
hausicd. aud that, unless relief could he pre-
cprcd IRON the liGcrality Of those ia more 4
yoTed rogi0ns, tie most extreme aud wide
sprcud suffering must spec lilly cnsue. 1t Wa
I C eiorc, determined TO send our esteemed lo
low-cilizeu, Judge r. II. Nilsson, as uu ugcI
10 solicit contributions ljom the gGncroI
hearted In moIC favored localities. aud to 70
wagd whatever tho benevolent may coatribu
in the woy ofsubsiatcnce, 10 the Judge. If Il
Probate Court Of the county, ~ be by hi
distributed to she Suffering ,.LQp,Os that lber
lay the famine in oH midst may be stayed al
tie AVIATION Of our people tc prevented.
j W MOORE, lIybale Judge
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
Large Snakes and Antiquarian Remains.

\ Cheques, Davis counIy, Iowa, correspondent,
writing to the Cincinnati Enquirer. -sgS tlrt he has
reliable authority Tor stating that II man In Ap-
auoQsc county, in that State, killed in Juns, two
snakes, one Of which mcasucrcd eight feet nine IN.
ches, end tho other sixteen feet four inches, In
length These reptiles Ge Of the species called
bull-snakes; The man who killed them had n Sc
we're encounter With the lrgsr monster before he
succeeded in dispatching him. Our correspondent
further Fa4s
"Somc years ago q man, white fishing with q
seine IN Dcsmoincs III liver, In Wapalo county, oh
tanned q jawbone Of some animal, which measured
nine feet eight inches In length. This season, an
other man. while fishing IN the same spot, drow
from the water what Is supposed h 10 Il tooth,
which | saw myself, about two feet long and -four
inches in diameter. l an well acquainted with
these fishermen, aud can vouch Tor the trithfllncsi
Of their s%tatement.'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
"a rp4NnlfN and lke gasA,

The similarity Of silua;ipn between the
South to>day aud the Colorics in yenrs gone
by l. well Illustrated by the following, from
the brooklyn Eagle: We quote tie follov,
ing enumeration of grievances from the Dee.
%lsration 0! Iqlcpebj ,ncI, upl 50 tsr as 4hc
South is concerned, ency are as true to day, as
against Congress, us they were ninety years
ago rs against George the ILL.,;
lie Il refused to pass other laws Tor the
accommodation OF large districts Of people.
unless those people would rclinqrish the right
OF r,prcseuiation in the Legislatures n riGhl
incstimible to them, aud formi&ablr TO lyrW',
only, IScG proposed pwcndmCnt y the Com
s%titution
ode has erected u multitude Of nav ,ficts
and .cnt hi.hcr swans Of officers 10 haro.
our people and cut their substance. (Congrcs
attempts to do so under tue Frccdmcn's Durca,
Binl
"Be has kept nmong us, in time Of pCac,
standing armies, without the consent Of III
legislature. CIhc Congressional poIicy.)
"!lc has III clcA TO rcrdcr the military in
dependent Of aud superior 10 the civil power
CONGRESS has done so under Tire Civil High'
aud lrccdmcn's Bureau Ril!s4
"For imposing taxes ON us without on
consent. THE South has no voice or vote Il
CongrossA
For taking away our charters, abolisltih
our most valuable laws, and altering, Iunda
mentally, the power OF our Governments. (Tl
Go; OCCASIONAL policy
."k'or saspcnairg our " IogislatpEes, az
declaring themselves invested wi'h power e
US in AL cases whatsoever. Congress max,
claim TO this power
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
ErcdmcA Ia SgN6 9FOIina

A NaahingtpN especial to TIC Cincirpatr
cstotie, Of Monday lHai, says a copy Of the.
order respecting frtedw ~, issucJ o week ago.
Wy General Scott, The COMM inder Of South
patoIiha. has been received hcre. lie regreia
tho disposition Of Tie freedmen along The coast
ard il The vicinity Of Churlrstou to break
their CONTRACTS for labor, and to idle about
thtir boa 9'or iuRm over the corp'ty. lie.
says their disregard Of their obligations will
cause au entire failure in the crops, and must
re ult lid e%;itutioa AID s'a'v ,tlon. In ord"r
to check tia evils ol tlr!t, ragrauey and
dfpnkenscss Which he etys are Increasing
rapidly, be directs ;hgt the rneu o. women who
leave the plantation on which they oro EN-
ploycd, t. Labor either by the month, or Il share
" he crops, or MS rcp'cis Of lan1, rnd thereby
reglc; their growing crcpe, be at once ar
rested US rugbaonds, and put TO work on The
public roals. Negroes employed on pldnla.
lions who do rot give tAr.s entire ting 10 the.
crops, wi bO taken tie rrirom as vngahonds,
aud their children, if they have any, will be
eouud to sSoh persons % will take care Of
them, aud teach .Lem habits Of industry. A.
pri.on will be G tihlishrl for oil persons Of
cUlor, convicted 81 guch e,imcs as arc tot pnii-
ishnb;r by Hath, when tR,r'symcnt Gun ho
ISrU'-ico, std oil c%ougicls will Le eoupellFi
to wUiA from SUM- isc TO sunset.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

1tc i2lloging, from Wendell Phillips louy 1
Of duly speech, delivcrco in MasFnchgsc'is
!ully discloscs the policy Of III IFpuJncar
Congress
"Congrcss, IL the true sensa Of Tic word
has no policy. 1t has o purpose AMI its pur.
pose ia to ridG oyer the lall election. Now.
the majority IN Congress believe tia, ty az,
wing tho unity Of the Republican party thy
! Eill save tie The nation. ! viii acknowledge
the honesty u TIC conviction Of u mnjnity Of
Congress; hut whit want you to observe is
that Congress tO>Jay Dies uri propose to set
Tie the question involved in the REVOLUTION. II
only ptopoge' 10 lay before the people such n
measure us will save the Republican party nt
the bnlioi-hox disttgst zach a policy. I
hqliayc that gil history shows that, as it is said
in the Good Book, lie wlo pOks unly to save
hG liic shall lose it, uud 50 Of a party when
ii is reduced to a policy concOctcd only to save
its liic-il is sure 10 lose IT,.
"our leaders H. Congress know that tbs
sH.ci.'ucnt will DO II jrclcd. Ottouiec it will
be. The Picsident has put his loot down
against ii, aud has warntd The Sasilctn SlEtes
not 10 indpfsc it,. lie hos ioil 'hHa 10 50
a'ty wgr's that they sill s-s hjs SUPPORT ia
refusing TO ratjy H.. u is not possible, 'Lcrr.
lore, that that ann pjmrut viii bc uccrpl,d.
Congress bdsca Tint the Republican party
will be yicloCou9 at The ballot J'X. eui llnt,
Wicttcsci hj ihc a~do!Iop OF IT, GacniT,csI
gnlgross viii be able 10 l&ss an act tlut will
gig . lpllui - the tcerc. They hope sul
that after The de!eat Of the umynimcnt
they will return 10 Congress "a, the f,ll elcr.
lious stronger than they orc to,d y. They hs
MT want The umgadm"nt accepted. The worst
possiblc urws u ~ 1loh. BleYcp; cnall Icat
wUgld Lv lh@ laliis4'iqu Of thp amculmc1'. !
~ ma 6isr'aco the Nlulc proceedings when
that Is is u Iar'y trick ICrics ct hear.
hear It is got up To serve u purpose, 10 Kill
time after Tie tail elections, aud get RID q {
frcssmg h%auargcu2yF
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

W@
the brat basiel VI Sheat ever grown IN
Minnesota was miscd iu 1899; lat year III sili
gyas 10000 900 bushels.
-Advices are received Off desperate AMI
bloojy ngh', near Fort Garry, between Indians, on
the 22d Of June. The Sioux title vGre Nc sGir.r-
ers.
Two iron. clad Peruvian ~frigs'cs hove de,
t,roy ed five Spanish ,o,sals IN tue ncishJorhood Of
Panama vn the lsthmus.
lit is bclieAcd that an American party Of
iiteen persons has lecu murdered by tue lndiaua ia
the 4hgeutino Republic IN South America.
A London letter brings the news that
reauregard has offered bis services 10 tS Eiug Of
Italy, aud that George N. Sanders has gone to
Join Gaiibaldi.
-BepJumih S. Rhcii, aud not Barnvcll
hctt was II c name 81 The crtOn assassinated re
gently near Charleston. Lie was a younger brothcl
ot the ex-sepator.
Ills reported that Head -ccuAcr Stephens
viii shortly issue an address 10 thO Fehial uIOuI-
hood.
Secretary Stanton has Photographed q II
Sickles that his course IN refusing to obey the wit
Of habcas corpus was proper. Judge Dryson, who
Issued tie wit Tor the production Of Castillo, has
directed tAs@ I'd 1he proceedings holail L9iole the
JpIosideRt.
The 1aritl Bill passed the House on lhe
10th Inst. The LilI materially differs from that
agreed upon W the Conference Committee oil BOTH
llOusos,
The Acowce % o. Cou,icr says that in
itI vicinity there ate not less than eight hundred
families with an aggregate population Of foul
thousand, On the point Of starvation.
-phe late Gre in Portland is probably H.,
most destructive that ever occurred in the Unite,
states. save that Of December IG, lagj, 81 Ncg
lsik. t@cychteen millioua Of dyllars' wOltn Z
ploptTly was then destroyed.
-gho Cansaiaui axe profoundly indignan
over GenoIal Banks move ip Congress to anne
them, upon certain conditions, 70 the Uuitc
States. ltey think with reason, that it would b
time for as to accept when u proposal Tor anneA'
zion is made.
-gheIo is boy Ia New Hampshire twel,
yeais ul age, with head measuring thirty inch,
10 circumference. while the body is Of almost Il
iautile proportions, Mirthiulness is his distinguish
ing characteristic.
ILLINOIS is bigger tlan New England An
New Jsrsey, Delaware aud Maryland besidcs-t III
latter States having altogether an area .cf 81 s..
square miles, while Illinois has % ,loj.
The largest income IN Chicago IL that
GlSghuller, wagon manufacturer, which amour
10 Sls0.lT The second Is that OF O.. II McCu
mick, tGlDer manulaeturer, wAiqh amounts I
:l55,IJj.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
rrrlnNnnlInrnlIN Of Nr Irrlma Tn,.

go N WV
\ Gaze i. bciug pre- pucd by Il ci'zn Of
Spr iuglic!t Illinois, 10 test before the Uni cl
States Suprcmc Quart ,nc cuus,i u,ioualiiy Of
the income tax, This person rcpoits an in
ono Of So .0CO. but protesting nguinst the
lpsliiy VI the tax. dcsliac5 10 pny il, Aud viii,
Hhou The usual compulsory nclion is brought.
nsk "a injunction rrrm Judge Davis, Of The
United States Court, restraining Tie rcv,uue
collectors lrum acting. Hy this mcaus the
S]ursliUa will ultimutyiy IL 6ronght lsiorc the
the highest liciul tribunal Tor adjudication
The counsel who is engaged in preparing
The moycm'ut against the income lQX law,
makes the following points:
1hc Fcl,ral CougIitglioa provides TAR
trc1c one, scclien two, paragraph ihrce) that
Representatives aud direct taxes shall he np-
pogtioued among the several Slutcs according
20 their respective numbers.
2. An income thy is II direct tuS.
3. II must therefore bc apportioncd amor e
the several Stu'c. according TO their numbers .
j. The income tax us low imposed 10y uctS
Of Congress, is not upporlirncd nTopg tic
States accordil & Ia their numbers, but is laid
by the rule Of upiloiwity.
3. 3l,e sFrs of Congress imposing sud, ip-
CONT ioy are, therefore, unco istirutiDuul aud
void Tic tux cannot be collected,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

NopMoNs There are OF this time over opF
Thousand two hundred Mormoni cncamPod on
The banks Of the Missour ut ihc lille town oil
Wyoming, seven miles above Nebraska City.
They are all English many Of them being from
tie immediate vicinity Of London. Mr.. Nes'
metlo, Me agent who has them in .chorge, aud
WHO 10 experimenting the preparations loI
their journey TO Salt Lake, claims that Tires
thousand more from different cquRtri,s in Eq.
rope are on,ihe way, and wiz arrive in season
for a trip across Ne plains.
A body OF proSeIylcs from Germany will be
the next to arrive, and tLey ale duo in Wyo.
> ming ia a few days.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
august 4lth.
AT TIFF HOUR OF 3 l.. NJ,

i then ard thcie select two d~cloCatcs tu The
,grc-.ioual Convention. eight delegates Ia the
MY Convention, aud two delegates ~ tbs judi.
Convention.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
Ailn.AAl.a Ng z Ysat.

if.is Gud.mous sum was levied nud ELECTED
from the people, by the Unitel States ls4t
year, Tor the snpp TT OF III Fcltral Govcrr-
N mt. l. is equal 10 tax oi SIS n head upcu
every m9u, Namnn u,d child N the county. a
4mi,y Of six rersop' pays Sl03 Il ycor, btsijcs
oil The csnrmn State sud loca! lnGcs. still,
With these expenditures let the people Fencing
Der the Radical politicians insist on lnvishirg
$1,000 0rg upon Fwcdmcn's lluicaus in the
South, TO support the ucgro population in Idle,
Gcss, end 10 ply their ba.rj nHd house rent.
They insist also lpon supporting M immense
STAND M nanny o. so 0p0 mcE nj The cost Of
500 O0O.U0D a year VIXEN il IS entirely IN,
necessary aud when IFS REDUCTION N,uld so
grcqtly Tighten cur taxes. They nlto insist
upon the exemption 81 The wealthy bond hold
crs from all t%nE,tio", State or local aud tho
imposition ~ these Ia lcns Ms Additional upon
o'h,r md poorer Clues -lNiucmu tas
qgirGr.3
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
@n Nall, TCcmclsrilc, Saturday ia.. l'lh

pistcgaidin al former differences on political
,,t.ons aud Issues, We invite Democrats and all
y Of conservative views 10 assemble ut the usual
Us uu
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

ltopEHrd JNplCfEp. - l'enisn President
Roberts has been indicted by tho ,Grapd Jury
ut New York for violation OF tho ueut aliiy
laws. lie has been held IN S. 0gg bail 4or
trial in Cou:t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
RlETTl, O., OS THURSDAY, ilGrM sd

4 Convention 10 nominate a C'pdidotr T., C,-at
,ditor Treasurer. Prosecuting Atturur,. Cos,
ssioucr, riohate Judge unj lulirpary n,y,t.g
u be held At
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

A. HroL@iLu. Cuno.rY-TLc Jardiu
j. AcclimGta,io ion in Paris hns recently been
enriched 10y a species OF the Guinrp,hrn nom
Australia, cuIhd the W,clat 10y 'Le natives.
l. bears II strong RESEMBLANCE to the ,ullure,
and procures The h%alchigg 81 it5 egg 10y what
mny be cull,@ ARTIFICIAL heat, in a curious way.
ia tRp beginning Of the sming il collects all
The vegetable refuse il can get into a heap.
iol tic site ol which it rtucrglly selects the
shady side ,in hill. Around this lr p it
lays its eggs, each iouT or Eve inches from is
ueighLor, with the big end turned up@pld it
then bqrics / cm under the REUSE ,hree i,ct
deep and lets the heat generated by the pm
lrcioction 81 tho vegetable matter hutch Ihrm.
II hus never been uscer, niutd how the little
ones get out Of their strange prison, hut When
they do they Orp ready !GedgGl und able p
ny.
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pea. A New York dispatch says "snr-
rogntc Tucker, LAYING summoned Geleral
Berjamin T.. Butler 10 account for his al.
ministration o, The estate Of the late Colonel
Andrew }. Batter, the General yesterday oh
tainCd nm extension OF time 10 the 22l ms
stapt. whGn mis- .aGCount Of receipts and dis
bursCmCuls is to be rendered. Among tie
$40 900 Tor cotton, suf ar, carriage, &c, TO
that amount, alleged I, hive lie seized by
Colonel Blu. Ter IRON one Robert W. RnynN, Of
New Orleans, ,,sring the military ocnpalion
Of that city. Other oIoims are awaiting the
rendering Ct General Buffers account on the
22d Instant, the adjustment Of which is cxpte,
ted 10 .iuyolre some iuiercsling questions"