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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28

Best brood Mare, colt by her side, 8
Awarding Committee.-A.S Dickey,
Augustus Lowell, James j. Huffman,
l.. d. Reed and Robert Hodgen.
No animal to receive an award or
premium in more than one number of
this Glass.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS G No. 1-SHoRr Horns.

Awarding Committee. James A.
Gillespie, Lewis i. Joy, Humphrey
Smith, Mahlon IL. Parsons, and Elisha
III. Trimble.
No premium awarded in this sub-di-
vision Of this Glass unless the written
pedigree of the animal upon which the
same is claimed be posted upon or near
the stall thereof.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
Glass @ No. 3-GRADED Stock, SHORT
Horns, DURHAMs AND DEvoNs.

Awarding Committee. - Seth @.
Brewster, G. NJ Linscott, John Harris,
Simpkin IL. Brown and Capt. Alexan-
der Higgins.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS D-SHEEp. .

Awarding Committee. - George ". Henri.
man, Joseph Reed, aud Joseph K. BUGGY,
Boylston Shaw, and Joseph II. Gnge, of
Washing, Oh County. &c..
MUM the same year.
NoTE.-0wners ofsheep are requested TO ex-
hibit /, 2 and 3 year old sheep, entered As
such, ODd the committee will be directed 10
examine the same aud make such recommends
lion as in their opinion such animals merit,
and, il funds OF the 8, ciety permit, premiums
will be paid as recommended.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS E-SwINB.

CLASS E-SwINE.
Best Boar OF any kind, s 8
I'd do DO 4
Beet Sow CT any kind, G
"a do do 3
Beet 8 pigs over 3 and under G months, q
2l DO do do 3
Best specimen stock hogs not less than 5, 10
% 10 do do 3
Best Sow and litter Of pigs, G or more, 6
Awarding Committee Allen Daniels,
Robert Ilancher, Benjamin f. Lambert,
Ezekiel Devol and John Nicely.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS G No. 4-FAr CATTLE.

ULASS 2 NO. 4-FAT UATTLE.
Best fat bullock, IS
I'd do 3
Best yoke work oxen, s
I'd do do 3
Best fat COW, a
I'd do 2
Best four yoke Oxen from one town
ship, 10
Awarding Committee.-David j..
Jenkins, John Il. Wore, Edmund Wheel
or, Samuel Wilson and David Smith.
No animal in this Glass can have
more than one premium.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28

Best y acre hops, with full account Of Guilt
walton and preservation. :
Premiums in this class TO be awarded al the
meeting Of the directors, in McConnolsvillc, on
the Gath day Of November next. 4.
Discretionary Committee.-John b. Stone,
DR.. j. II. Brown, William p. Brown, Mrs. Mo.
SOS Mcdaniel and Miss Sarah Jenkins.
Premiums will not be awarded in any Of the
foregoing classes, unless the Judges deem the
article or animal merit0rious.
Memberships = = = = = 81 90
Single Admission 10
Good water will be found upon the grounds,
and hay furnished gratis to all stock brought for
exhibition. t.
Entries may DO made at any timO before the
Fair with the Secretary, at the Book Store, in
M'Connelsville, and at tho Fair Grounds until
10 O'Clock A.. NJ. Of the second day of tho Fair.
f. W. WOOD, Pres't
JOHN S. ADAIR, Sec'y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS A No. 3-HARNEss, &c.

Best pair match Horses or Mares
for light harness, $40
I'd do do do 8
Best Gelding or Mare for single
harness, 6
I'd do do do 5
Best saddle Gelding or Mare, s
I'd do do 3
Awarding CommAtee.-A.S s. Dickey,
Augustus Lowell, James j. Huffman,
l.. ID. Reed and Robert Hodgen.
No animal TO receive an award or
premium in more than one number OF
this Class.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS A No. 2-HEAvY DRAuanr.

O"HO' -I~'V' IH"H'I HNHU"III'
Best Stallion over 4 years, So
Best Marc or Gelding over 4 years, G
I'd do do do 3
Best pair draught Horses or Mares 10
I'd do do 6
Bird do do 3
Awarding ommittce.-A S. Dickey,
Augustus Lowell, James j. Huffman,
i. d. Reed and Robert Hodgen.
No animal to receive an award or
premium in more Than one number of
this Glass.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS B-MULEs AND ASSES.

Awarding Committee.-William f.
Hedges, John Hancher, Ephraim G.
Ellis, DIR. j, w. White, and Banjamin
Il. Matson.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
TUE coMNIrrEE OF FIyTEES

And thus faction turns itself into a cous
clave Of fifteen directors TO subvert the laws,
and DISTINGUISHES a portion o! the people,
and iortifeS itself in power. Now, observe
how this works practically. Take the Stale
of Louisiana, about which they are raising
this hullabalooi you will see, If you examine
the records Of this secrete directory. There
has accidentally com TO light a speech by
Mr.. Boutwell,. lie made a speech which &C
cidenlally got out and became known. He
was opposed to the adjournment Of Congress,
becaus he wanted Congress 10 sit there
until the Louisiana Convention, this defuncl
Convention Of 1864. should be revived to Sc /
up a new government. And thus, you see,
IL is given out that the government set up by
Hahn and half a dozen other men, oil of
whom are imported into Louisiana, was to
be recognized by this patriotic directory sit.
ting at Washington.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
FOURTH DEPARTMENT.

awarding Commlttee.-wIlliam a. Vincent,
Mrs, j. q Stone, Mrs. Robert l.. Morris, Mrs. John
Ball, and Miss Mary A. Mcconnell.
~ articles In THIS class must W produced Dy
exhibttor. =
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
CLASS F-PoULTRY.

DNN TNEN NHHWTy DWN'i 7 W
Awarding Committee. james A. Adair.
Eli Shepard, james Carr, William II. McCar-
ty aud John 1'imms.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28
MIssonrI-MoM 10 rs Gorcrned

Montgomery Blair, 10 a speech just made al
Portland, says Of this shdlY misgoverned
State, where a brother Of his co attributed 10
save the United States Arsenal, in 1861, aud
did some good fighting in the war:
tell you here, gentlemen, that there Is no
such a despoiism on this earth, not ia Rus
STA, nor ir France, as is being exercised by
Radicalism to-day in the State of Missouri.
Il is IN hands Of a power who selects bis
own quota, who selects his own partisans,
who tell him what 10 select. They have
turned out all the judges, and put in his par
tisaus. And then We have got a law that no
man can preach the gospel who will not
swear to un oath Of eighty six clauses; that
q man can not practice Law, or be employed
ia On Insurance. cfice, or practice any bust,
ness, unless be takes oath to the eighly.six
clauses. You talk about the Purilaus and
their private life, but they were lalitudian-
riuns to these Missouri patriots, who have
carried all things TO tue ultima thule, and oil
under the pretext Of serving the country.
You can see these things that i bring home
to you that ii was notorious as the sun in
the heavens. Why, this Constitution of the
United States, framed by the wisest men the
country ever produced, after weeks Of DELHI
era,ion-w Why, they wiped 1t all out by a cOu.
Gus convention, sitting ir secret, where
no man kno VS. who proposed any thing.
We have five or six new clauses
proposed TO the Constitution which are pu.
ur aud voted through under the caucus press.
ure. Here is a fragment Of n Legislature
oulyi and a fragment Of that Legislature
gete into some caucus, aud closes the doors,
and discusses these fundamental provisions;
and then they put the screw down upon the
member OF these caucuses. They won't beat
the light of day. This caucus manufactured
these laws which are subverling the very
foundations Of the Constitution. That is done
here in the nineteenth eeneury, bore in 1866;
when oil Europe is progressing, aud America
saved the Union.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28

Awarding Committee james B,M'Grew. Chaile,
Iioughridge William Sherwood, G, ". Conklln, ant
Andrew j! Hart.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-09-28

Awarding UommiitCe.-D OF. CHARLES Rob-
%erisoL, Col. George s. Corner, Mrs. r. IL.
Dodge, Mrs. Robert Wetherell, aud Mrs.
George j.. Henderson. .r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM MEXICO.

Ngw 0RI EASs, Dec. 20.
Additional Mexican intelligence states that
there appears ~ be no concord OF action be-
tween Macmillan aud Bazains, as the latter
has issu ID a manifesto that since the Etnpe-
ror has determined to remain in Mexico the
French would remain neutral, only to fight If
attacked.
Maximiian is still at 0rizaba, and it is not
very probable that he will take any perma-
nent steps till the millions of monsy prom
ised him shall have been paid.
The Mexican people south of San Luis Po-
tosi favor Juarez.
Ortega has no party, and Santa Anna is
despised.
Marshal Bazane stated that he had sent
commissioners TO US to open negotiations with
Ortega relative 10 the hesfutnre government, of
Mexico.
All the French troops are concentrated
from the City of Mexico to Vera Cruz, ex-
cep,ing few hundred in the interior.
The publication of the keriean Times has
been discontinued
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FRON MEMPHIS.
Disastrons Fire-sixtssn Lives Lost.
MrxPHIs Tenn Dec 10

Oh49trOuo Elre-B1xteon Lives Lott
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 10.
A FIRE broke out in the basement Of Jo-
seph Speels confectionery, on jackson street,
at o clock this morning, resulting in the ap-
palling disaster of sixteen persons, sleeping
in the fourth story, being sufocated, or else
awoke TO sense Of their situation and leaped
through the window, and were crushed on the
pavement. Vim. j. Ehle, wholesale notion
dealer, and son -in-law of Speel, and his wife
and child were asleep. Capt Waldraven,
chief of the Fire Department, ascended, by a
ladder, to the room and found Ehle lying on
the floor, who had just strength to point to
the cradle, in which lay child four weeks
old. He also found his wife dead. Mr.. Wal
draven secured the child and escaped through
the window, the blankets over its lace having
saved it. James Bartle, employed there,
jumped from the fourth story window, and
escaped with slight injuries. Several others
attempted it but were dashed to pieces on the
rocks Nine negroes, employed in the estab.
ish ment, were burned TO dath, and Of eigh-
teen residing in the building, only one barely
escaped. The engines were promptly ON the
spot and extinguished the FIRE with but little
damage to the building.
A special to the 4raldnche, from Little
Rock, says joint resolution has passed both
Houses of the Legislature to appoint com
mittee of fourteen, id cnding the President
and three from the Senate, and the Speaker
and six from the House, and three citizens be
appointed by the Goternor, to proceed i'm
mediately for confere ace with the Governs
ment as&o the political situation of the coun-
t-y, and report on the reassembling Of the
Legislature. in January.
The side.wheel stean Memphis, running
from here TO Little Rock. struck snag in
the Arkansas river. pn Monday night, and
sunk. The boat and 4argo was a total loss.
She was owned by Dan Able, aud Martin
Walter of this city
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
homes.
interfere with the President s order revoking
the Carolinas This is the object of Senator
Wilson joint resolution, which applies only
TO The States lately in rebellion.
A rumor is current thai majority Of the
Republican members Of Congress have given
assurance that the Senators and Represents
tives from South Carolina shall be admitted.
on the adoption Of the Constitutional mend.
ment by the Legislature of that State.
TGere IS not a word of truth in the report
that Chief Justice Chase is said to be OF the
opinion that when two.thirds Of the loyal
States have ratified the Constitutional
Amendment it will be part OF the Conssitu.
ton.
communication from the Treasury De
psrtment says no plans have been prepared
for the proposed Marine Hospital, at
Chicago, II being desirable that the site
should be selected before they are prepared.
in order to adapt to the peculiarities of the
location. Mr.: Mulie,t. the experimenting
Architect, viii visit Chicago.
Mr.. Stevens enabling bill will he called up on
the reassembiing Of Congress. /, overthrows
all the present Southern State Governnt n 5.
forms them into Territories. and provides for
their admission into the Union. Ii also gives
the negroes the right of suffrage.
The judiciary Committee had the case Of
Mr. Culver before them last evening They
recommend that Mr. Culver be permitted to
take his seat. and express themselves salts
he'd of his Innocence OF any dishonest intent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM ST LOUIS.

Sr. LorIs, Nov 10.
Two companies Of United States regulars
have been sent to Lex lngton, Mo, from Fort
Leavenworth, 10 preserve peace in that local.
ty. The citizens arrested By Col Montgom>
cry, have been released.
Ten distileries in Jackson county, No.,
were recently seized bF the United States
revenue officers
A Democrat Jefferson City special says q
delegation of prominent citizens of Jackson
county, including the atting sheriff. are con-
vinced that Governor tlctcher's laws will
hereafter be promptly enforced in that coun
ty. The delegation givas their solemn pledge
that all parties will henlceforth unite TO that
end. Uuder this assarA Ance the Governor has
ordered the troops designed for Jackson
county,to be sent to Lafayette. Over two hun
dred companies offered their services under
the Governor call.
Co.'S Montgomery's official report reiter-
ates the former account of the fight at Lex
ington, and adds: delegation Of Conser>
va,ives and returned rebel soldiers offered
their assistance, on conditions that all the
bushwhackers and desHeradoes in that couu>
ty be exterminated.
The Missouri Freeman Published at Rich
mon, Ray county. No, having published an
article urging the people to use violence and
resistance 10 the State authorities. Col.
Montgomers sent squad Of soldiers to arrest
the editors and destroy the press, which was
done. One of the editors was brought TO
Lexington, where he boldly stated that be
wrote the article in question, premeditaaveiy
for the purpose OF arousing and binding
the people together to resist and defy the
lawful authorities of the State.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. HENDERSON the
President was requested to inform the Sen,
ate if any United States troops had been
sent to the interior Of Missouri since the lsi
Of December, and if so, whether any re.
quest had been made for their presence by
the Executive or Legislature Of Missouri.
The Nebraska bill was taken up.
Mr.. EDMUNDS addressed the Senate.
HOUSE.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Pennsylvania, made
an elaborate report on Mr.. Culver's case,
aud, on motion, the Speaker was directed to
issue warrant for Culyer's release.
Mr. DELANO introduced resolution,
which was agreed to, forbidding the consid-
Grafton and payment BY any officer Of the
Government Of any claim preferred since
1861, when the claimant shall be person
who participated in the rebellion or was op-
posed to the suppression Of the rebellion.
Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, intro
duced a resolution, which was agreed to. aus
thorizing the appointment Of committee
of seven to report q bill establishing free
schools for the District Of Columbia, from
which no children over six years of age shall
be excluded. Said schools are to be sup
ported by the equal taxation Of al, classes.
The House then resolved itself into Com>
mittee of the Whole on the President s
message. Mr. Walker, of Ohio, in the Chair
Mr.. HIRE, of Kentucky, addressed the
House.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RicHuoNn. Va Dec

RicHAoSp, Va, Dee 20.
Judge Meredith, of the Circuit Court, is
sued writ Of habeas corpus to-day for DR..
James L. Watson. Gen. schofeld declined
to produce the prisoner, assigning as rea-
son that the act of Congress of July, &,
1866, requires the Commissioners of the
Freedmen $ Bureau 70 exercise military ju>
risdictien over all cases involving the rights
10 equal benefit of all laws affecting the per.
sonal security Of all citizens, without respect
to color. this act having been officially pub
lshed by the President through the Wer De-
partment. Gen Schof eld says it is his duty,
as an officer of the UuiSed States, and as Az
reau to decline to comr1y with the writ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LouIkviILE, KY, Dec. 20. =
Mayor Cuthgow has signed an order appro.
priating one million dollars in bonds in be-
hall of the city to aid III the construction of
the Lebanon branch OF the railroad to the
State lne OF East tennessee, connecting
therefrom with Knoxville le and the East and
South.
A large detachment of recruits for the
Ninth T. 5. Cavalry. enlisted by Gen. o. II.
Brsbin. left to-day on the steamer David
White for New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM CANADA.

SwEETsBrRo. Dec. 20.
A number Of witnesses were examined,
and it was clearly proven that that the pri-
soner Madden, was captured with arms in his
hands. The court took recess, to allow
Mr.. Devlin time to look over notes before
addressing the jury.
The court re-assembled at o'clock.
G'tallon and Devlia addressed the jury
in behalf Of the prisoner AT the close OF
Mr.. Devlin's speech, the Judge adjourned
court till Tomorrow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM CANADA.

SwrKrssrRG, Dee. 20.
In the court to-day, witness examined,
testified that Fenian told him he had come
to Canada to fight the British Government,
and to string up Dorcey and McGee, and
establish : Republican Governments
QrEsEc, Dec. 20.
The Parish Church, at St. Agathe, with S..
A. Christy, as pastor, wss burned to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM NEW YORK.

Nes YoRK, Dec. 20.
Judge McCsnn. has decided substantially
that person loosiug money in gaming, is
not entitled TO recover il by law
An investigation Of the Congressioua
Committee, shows that but a small proror.
tlon OF the revenue due to the Government
has been assessed on distillers. The Com
mittee will probably report in favor OF se-
curing full record Of all raw material pur.
chased for manufacturing whisky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Dec. 20.
Mercury Eve degrees above zero this morn
ing.
The Buffalo Board of Trade, Yesterday, "a
vored consultation with the Boards e
Trade Of other cities fbr the adoption Of Z
central system.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
n.. Poisoned By Hls AaepssA D..sA-
PIrrsBuRa. Dec. %,

FI1IeBtKEi Dec. 70.
BY advices received from Washington conn
~, We learn that Mr.. Augustus Wells, . citi-
sen Of East Pike township, came to his death
BY poison, alleged TO have been administered
by Mrs. Mary E. Crumrine, an adopted
daughter Of the deceased She was arrested
and is now in jail in Washingsop county
| awaiting trial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NlEw 1oRK, Dec. %.
Early this morning No. 20 Elizabeth street
tenement house was discovered on nre, and
eight families who were living there had
narrow escape from kufiocation, and one
| child is reported missing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

ASTHMA, which is 50 distressing 1t this sea
son, can be relieved and cured BY using
Msrsdens Pectoral Balm. Physicians re-
commend il as reliable, safe and prompt
remedy. For sale BY Kerr / Fuller, Keo-
kuk.
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ELGIN HOUS E,
m. n ELGIN. HYSprietse,

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that be hss cpsnsa Hotel the shove plac~ vhsr, Be
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~ may favor him With their patronage Good stahlips
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DS~rdissg and RessMssrMsaf

A FEW BOARDERS can be accommo-
n dated at Mrs. Erars o'd stand. Fourth street.
the mArket- This house rehtsed through
out, and boarders will and this comfort house
bar % 10 the house ~here liquors and CgHrs
can h- obtained. hARTIA NJ LIST,
Civ I'M Prpyr. stur.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
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