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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

The time has Gene when an earnest and patriotic
effort should be made to restore the Union on n
Just ard equal basis. The rcstora ton Tolicy Of
President johnson should be indorSed aud upheld,
Tie principles enunciated In his Veto Messages Of
the F~rccdmen's Bureau and Civil Rights Bills seem
TO lie correct and proper. and should be sustained
All voters, without dstin elton OF party, who be.
licye that " belongs exclusively % the several
States o.. this ULiou TO determine each for itself tile
qualification Of voters, and who are opposed 10 the
conlerring OF the right Of voting upon the negro;
those who. at the present time, ar1 opposed TO all
amendments Of the Constitution Of the United
States, whilst eleven States Of this Union arc cx.
clnded and refused q voice, 10y their Senator'S and
Representatives In the proposition OF amendments;
those who ete opposed 10 the exemption OF
THREE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS of the
wealth Of the country from taxation, and are Ia
favor OF making every species OF wealth bear It's
fair and eqnal hare OF The burtheus OF taxation for
all purposes, are cordially invited TO unite in an
tiOIt 10 eject iLom place aud power the unworthy
agents, who seem tc l~egislate aud govern for their
own special benefit. aud for the perpetuatlon Of
power.
10y order Of the Dcmocp tic Central Committee.
JAS. 81. GAYLORD, Chairman.
J.D. GoUDY, Secretary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
The PHILADELPHIA Convention.

The New York Herald takes a very proper
view oIthe duties Of the approaching Philadel'
phia Convention Of August IL. II is TO b.
simply a conference Of the whole country to
express approval Of the immediate restoration
policy Of Presidsnt johnson. IT. il intended "a
strengthen bis position, aud 10 bring 10 his
support 10 The approaching Congressional and
State elections That all. moral md political,
that will secure the success Ct that policy. il
makes no difference, therefore, who attend,
either from the North or South, only HAT
they iupport The policy, Ond are reOdy to give
their assistance in bringing about an curly res
%toration o(the county. Tint is the point al
issue. TIE Herald says
The convention does not assemble 10 or
gobize a distinct party; TO %promulgate new
ideas, OF TO raise new issues. All OF these
points arc settled in odvarce Of the meeting.
1t is simply n gathering 20 express approval OF
the acts Of the Executive, crd to Show that
the country is with him. The larger the
number that attend Il C better, and tie lager
the number or political fuciions That are rep
resented, the stronger will be the moral force
Of lhe expression If approval. We would al
nit every body who comes, whethe: from the
Norih or Tic South, provided they bring with
lt.cm cv 'dcnre Hat Hey iLGorsc Ibis rne prin-
ciple. =
at has only 10 proclaim its conf le sec in
and support Of the restoration policy Of the
Executive, and Issue an address to The people
in which shall be combined The misdcods md
III i,comings OF The present Radical Congress.
All these are found in The records Of that body
and ere only TO BIZ arranged in the form ofnu
Indictment aud submitted 10 o jury Of the peo-
pie at the coming election This is AL that the
Convention las TO do, End in this manner os,
sist nnd hasten the adjustment Of onr internal
trOubles, by presenting the whole question 10 a
practical TOM to the people for them TO act
upouat the ballot box"
That is simply The long and the short Of the
whole affair. No new party is to be formed
no neY ideas promu .gatel, no new issues
raised. Al these points are already settled
II is TO show that the country is with the
President aud against Congress, on the res.
]tlraticn volicy, and to ngree upou n united
effort, in the approaching fall elections, to
maintain the policy Of tie President as the
better plan for the speedy restoration Of general
peace and harmony.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
lplttsburg Correspondence Louisville Courier ]
An Illinois YOGg Lady Deceived ard Deserted

[Plttsburg Correspondence Louisville Courier
An Illinois iOang Lady Deceived ard Deserted.
A young woman named Mary Melvin npe
peared at the Office OF Alderman Donaldson on
Saturday evening, aud made the following
statement n
About two months since, while ut the home
Of her parents, in Ccltralia, Illinois, she made
the acquaintance Of u young man named Trunk
Heron, then employed Os check agent on the
son. Kern branch Of the Illinois Central Rail-
road. Alter atime Heron begun to show n
deposition TO pay loyerlike attentions to the
Ieponeut. The fact became known to her
parents, when her lather ordertd her to dis,
miss Heron, on his usual visit; AID lie de-
tslmiued 10 forbid him the house in case she
wonld rot comply with his parental order.
On OCCASION OF llerrou's next yisil Miss
Melvin H. formed him Of the opposition hor
friends expressed to ms suit, aud requested
him rot to come to the house, but agreed
to meet hin the following Sunday evening at
II place culitd Odin, some seven miles distant
on tie line Of the Ohio and Mississippi II IL
rod, where iley proposed 10 have all u%rinter-
Iupted talk over their mutual d .njcultlcs.
According 10 agreement, The twtin met in
0din, aud forthwith engaged a room in u hotel
Tor the purpose of passing the day in each
olhel's society In the evening Vary proposed
returning TO Ccn,ralia, but Heron opposed
he proposition, calling her to mind that her
father had been informed Of her Whereabouts,
and would, us a matter Of course be greatly
iucenscd a, her conduct. This had the effect
Of f. ighteniog The girl 10 son extent, and,
finally, at The entrealy Of Heron, she cousen-
ted to go with him to Cincinnati, where they
were to DO married immediately on their ur;i'
val. ftr. .rt|
On reaching the Queen City. they put up al
Pemoerton Houe, on Broadway where thel
were married The third day after the nuptio
ceremony, Heron left bis bride stating thu
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
President JOhusOn'S Message on the Admission
Of Tennessee.
wAsuINeroN, July "a.
{ Hou.e OF Rtrre senlaives

WAsHINeToN, July "a.
To the Ilou.e OF representatives
The follow joint resolution, restoring
Tennessee TO her relations TO the Union,
WAS last evening presented for my pp-
prevail
WmsHEAs, In The year 1861 The Gov.
rnmen OF the SAFE Of Tennessee was
s,iz-d upon and taken possession Of by
persons ia hostility 10 the United States;
and the inhabitants Of said State, in pur-
suance OF an act Of Congress, were dcclar-
eG to be ia a state Of insurI eclion against
he United States; and,
WHEREAS. Sald State Government can
only be restored to lis former political re
laiiors in the Union by the consen! Of the
law,mNking power Of The United States;
and.
WHEntAs, The people Of said State
did, on The 92d dsy Of February, 1865,
by a large popular vote, adopt and rat:iy
a Constitution aud Government whereby
slavery was abolished, and ordinances and
laws Of secession, and d,b;s contradicted
under The same, were decllifed null ard
VOID; and,
WmRsAsp A State government las
been organized under said Constitution,
which has raTi6ed tho amendment TO the
Constitution Of The United States abolish
ing slavery. and also the amendment pro-
Posed by the XXXlXth Congress. and
has done other acts ptoclainipg aud de.
noting loyalty; therefore, be it
Resolved. by the Senate and House oil
Representatives Of The United S ates il
Congress assembled, That the Safe Of
Tennessee is hereby restored to her lolm.
or practical relations TO the Union. and i
again enabled to be represented by Sena.
tors and Representatives in Congress,
The preamble consists simply OF state
mems. some Of which are assumed; Will
the resolution is merely a declaration o
opinion, 1t comprises no legislation. no
does IL confer any power which is bindinI
upon the respective Houses, the ExecuIiv
OF The staks. 1t doc, Mt amt TO the.
seats in Congreso the senators and 2ep
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3lst day Ct January, 1863
OFFIOE UF THE.AUDITOR OF STATE,
IHsuRAEoE DEfARrsdENT.


CoLUMBUs d. January o, 1866. .
WHEREAs, The Loriidrd Fire Hnsdranse Com
pany, located at New York City, in the State Of
New YO;k, has Tiled in this Office a sworn stall
ment OF It's condition, as required by the inst seq
ii0n of tho act "Tp regulate Insurance Companies
mot Incorporated by the StUie of Ohio passed
April 8, 1886, and amended February o. 1861 and,
Whereas, said Companyhas furnihed the undersign.
ed satisfactory evidence that II Is possessed Of 40
least one hundred hiOusand dollars of actual cash
capital int ested IN stocks, or bonds or in mort
cages of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same il mortgaged; and,
WHEREAS, kaid Company has filed In tbs ohicq
q written Instrument under It's corporate seat,
signed by the Presiden aud Secretary thereof.
authorizing any agent or agents OF said Company
IN this State TO acknowledge service Of process for
and in behalf of said Company according to tue
terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in purspaBce Of the hrst section
of the aforesaid act, l,5ANRs W GOODMAN, Auditor
OF State for Ohio, DO hereby fcertily that SAID h0'
rillrad Fire Insurance Company Of New York ia
authorized to transact the business OF Fire lnSur.
abre nm his Riato uatil thirty-hrst day OfJsnuarY,
In the year one thousand eight hundred aud sixty,
I'M witness whereof, 4 have heieunto subscribed
nv name and caused the seal OF my Office to be-
affixed the day and year above written.
JAS. H,li0DMAM, Auditor Of State.
JAMES WATKINS, Agent, NJ Connelsyille, O,
jy20'3w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

he was coming TO this city to go iuto business
and would send for her in 'he course Of a
week.
A few duys after she received a letter
from him, dated Harrisburg, but post-mmked
Pittsburg, in which be Informed her that he
had q vile in Schenectady, New York, end
therefore. their marriage was null and void.
lie CONCLUDED the cavalier epistle by adyis-
ing her TO go to1er parents.
Believing Horton to be in the city, she
p%rocoted u loan from a lads boarder ot tie
Pcnbertou House, to whom she mpde known
the facts, and tnkingu the evening train at
Cincinnati she arrived in this city on Satur.
day afternoon. DESTROYS Of having Heron
arrested for his b%osebcss, she inquired for a
Magistrates Office, and was shown to that Of
Aldermen bona ldson, WHO Issued a worrent
for The arrest Of Heron OF a charge Of de-
%sertion.
u the above story he true, it shows q want
Of discretion on the part OF The girl, which is
Utmost criminal while words ore inadeq ate
TO express tue cou,eRpt We iecl for her de
ceiver.
Miss Melvin, or Mrs. Heron, Is qui e
young, net more than seventeen, ond cub
belongs to That numerous class F, DO ,el
aside the advice Of their ftirnds and BIC me
The victims or love sick seniimentalism.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
Town Hall, TCOnnclsTillr, saturday, Aug. 18th
A Convention 10 prerentaa candidHte for the
ofice Of Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas will
be held at
TOWN HALL, MCoNNELsv1LLE, ON THURS
DAY, AUGUST 10th.

Disregarding all former differences on political
0~uest.ons and issues, we Invite Democrats and all
men Of conservative views 70 assemble at the usual
place Of holding elections in their respective town.
ships ON
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
Saturday, August l1th
AT TIE HOUR OF 3 p. NJ,

Md then and there select two delegates 10 the
Congressional Convention, eight delegates 10 the
County Convention and two delegates 20 tbs Judi.
cid Convention,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
OFFICE or rms AUDITOR OF STATE, !
COLuMRus. o.. january q. 1870 Z

! II IS her eby certified, that the foregoing IA a
correct copy OF the Statement of Condition of the
IOriHard Fire Insurance Company OF New York,
made to aud filed in this Office, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officials.
[sEAL lsTAMP.l JAS, II GOODMAN.
Auditpr Of State.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
U0aed States Poposed b. ilo rLil5 5iaih

fNfNPW ~ WV IAhHaJ hiuih
Congress. =
No official notice OF sucl ratification has
beeurcceived by The Executive, or filed in the
Department Of State. On the contrary, ubefi.
siul information II, most reliable sources
induces the belief that has not yet been
eoustitltionally sanctioned by the Legislature
OF I Tennessee. The right OF each House under
the Constitution to Judge OF the election re
turns and qualifications fits members is
undoubtcd ,'ond my approval or %disupprovql Of
the resolution could not in The slightest degree
increase or diminish Tic authority in this re,
spect conferred upon the two bra nclcs Of
Congress. al.
10 conclusion, I can not too earnestly re-
peat my recommendation for the admission Of
tennessee and oil other States 50 a tair and
equal participation in the National Lrgisla-
ture, when they present themselves in the per-
sons Of loyal Senator's ard Representatives,
who can comply with all the requirement. o;
the Constitution aud the laws. by ills means
harmony and reconciliation will We effected,
The practical relations Of oil The States TO the
Government fc.esiablished, and the
work Of restoration iuaueuruted upor Tie
limitation ofthe war successfully compile
led.
ANDREW JonsoN.
WAsmISerov, d. c., July "a, 1866.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

Dea-A Good ExcU.E.-A poor fellow sent
TO Jail for marrying two wives, excused himself
10y saying that when he had one, she fought
him, but when he had two. they fought each
othec.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03
Total Assets Of tho Company sI,AC
III. LIABILITIES.
/ nqrea uno1iu.tad .
STATE OF NEW York;
CorxrY or New YoRK. III g, p- a
CARL1LE NORWOOD

CARLYLE NORWOOD
President, and JOHN @. MILLS, Secretary Of the
OriHa Fire Insurance Comgany icing %Severally
sworn, deDose and say, that the foregoing Is q fnll.
true and correct statement of the affairs OF the
said Company, that the said Insurance. Company Ia
the bona hde owner Of at least ONE HUNDRED Tho
usAHD DoLLARa OF actual Cash Capital invested In
Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on Real Estate,
worth double the amount for which the same Il
mortgaged and that they are the above described
on GERS said Insurance Company.
CARlLL.E NORWOOD, President.
JOHN Q. MILLS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn betore ME this 9th day of
January, 1865.
tsBALl tsTANr.l II. n. VEDDENI
Notary PUblic,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

.ps2- Sugar Weddings which take place at
the end Of the honeymoon, arc now in vogue.
We-surpose they will become an institution,
for in this cra Ct divorces tho likelihood Of u
couple remaining united till tho proper time
Tor a tin wedding is extremely problemstical.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

RUsKIS's style is sharp, he says 10 one
ofhis most recent essays: "You womeu Of
England arc all now shrieking with one
voice you aad your clergymon together
--bccSpse you hear Of your Bibles being
attacked. II you choose 10 obey four
Bibles, you III never care who attacks
them. II is just because you never fulfill a
single downright frecert Of the book that
you are so careful Of its credit. The Bible
tells You to dress plainly, and you are
mad 'on f%nerg;' the Bible tells you to
have PITY IN the poor,an you rush them
under your carriage wheels; tue Bible
tclls you to do judgment and justice, and
you do not care 10 know SO much as
what the Bible word Justice means"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

re9~lpyou have gone halfcrazy at not hav
ing won your sweetheart as a wife, remember
you might have gone the other half if you
bud succeeded.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

BoUNrtrs TO NEW ENeLAsp ASD PENNSYLVANIA
The New York Herald very justly says
The people Of this country would profit bya law
Of this kind ~
"Bo itenacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatives, in Congress assembled. That $780,
Coo 600 le annually appropriated Of any money
not otherwise appropriated, TO tie iron and coal in
terests Of Pennsylvania, aud the cotton and wool
interests Of New England, in lieu Of all protection
and prohihitary tsrifs. 0j
THE full cost Of the bountles we now give 20
prop up these interests is over $500, 900 900 in the
enhancement Of prices, and hence the giving of this
sum outrig bit would be q profit"
Il would, besides, be far more honest, as letting
The people know exactly what tIicy give to those
comorant interests whose destiny seems 10 be ever
to rob them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

na-Tbc Sa ndusLy Register, in commenting on
the grape prospect, says That good many vine
yard owners sro wosring rather long faess this
summer. The season has been decidedly unf avorl.
bic for the grape crop. The continued cold rains
OF last month injured It materially. Tic early
rains, coming When the grapes were in their most
tender state, caused blights and mildow to some
extent, while the latter rains so affected them us
TO cause MANY to fall Oft.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-08-03

RJ A young man, by the name Of J%ollason
has been arrested IN Albany, n. Y for per
pelraling a new dodge. lie fastened bristles on
Tie tail olelat and then sold it lol a squirrel