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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14

A Radical sheet says: 1--WE have
had the Republican victory; now
where 8 the niggerT
Go to your store, and you got from.
eighteen to twenty-five cents worth
Of niger in every yard muslin you
buy; from ten to fifteen cents worth Of
niggor in every yard of calico your
wife and children use from six TO
eight dollars in each barrel OF flour
your family consumes twenty-five
cents worth Of niger in each pound
of coffee you purchase from eight to
twelve cents worth Of niger IN each
pound of sugar you buy to sweeton it.
You will find a small bit OF niger in
your box of matches, and considerable
niger in your plug Of tobacco. You
can eat nothing, wear nothing, taste
nothing. or have nothing, that is moi
more or less affected by tho miserable
niggsrism that has controlled the coun.
try in the past six years. onstttu-
tionaI Union,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14

A remarkable story Is reported in
Italy, by which 2porsons may oonverss
by telegraph, recognising even the
sounds of each others voice. There
was something like il years ago, DO.
tween New York and Boston, but il
was given up on account Of the opera
tors breath smelling too strong Of
gin.
A merchant in New York, who fail
cd twice in fifteen years, and was forced
to sell his Wife's wardrobe to procure
the nsceusariss Of life, has just retired
with a fortune Of 100000,
Under the bounty equalization
bill Of last July, about $4,000 appli-
cations for extra bounty for white,
colOrsd and deceased soldiers have
been made to the Second auditors
Office, and about 100000 Ofliving white
soldiers to the Paymastsr Generals
Office. Applications are still coming
in at the rate Of one thousand per
day.
It turns out, that General Butler
has not sued Brick Pomsroy for Sian
der, nor had any correspondence With
hin on the subject. 1t was merely an
advertising dodge Of Bfiek'S. as ,a 81
In England there are six hundred
and fifty-one "Provident Societies"
established on the cooperative plan,
and possessing an aggregate capital of
nearly four million Of dollars in Amer
iOan money, G76l;313. Groceries,
meat, shoes, clothing, coal, flour, and
even farriery, are included in the plan
upon which these societies operate.
OF the Morgan and Delano contest
for a scat in the Fortieth Congress, tho
Mount Vernon Banner says it will be
proven that in three townships votes
for Morgan were taken from the ballot
box, and votes for Delano put in their
place. 1t will be proven that several
hundredTnon resident voters were i'm
ported into the district, from other
districts and States, and that they
voted for Mr.. DOlano, 1t will be prov
en- that v~arions frauds were committed
by the friends OF Mr.. DOlano, while we
have o clear record. .f
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14
Three children Rescued by q
ni" unoS.


During the grest storm last week
three little children Of Mr.. Timothy
Way, Of Rivendale, Glouchester, Mass,
while returning from school, became
bewildered and exhausted, and were
buried in the snow drifts. Fortunate
ly Mr.. James Jeffs accompanied by
his dog, was vending his way to the
sohool-houso TO sec his children safely
home, wheE the dog stopped at a drift
and set up a loud barking, al the same
scratching away the snow, Mr.. Jeffs
suspected something was wrong, and
commenced to dig away the drift,
when he soon found the children, who
were nearly frozen ~ death. They
werO taken homo, and by prompt care
and attention, resusc,ted. Their es-
cape from death wac providentiaI.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14

Mr.. Clst, upon leave, reported from
the select committee to whom was re-
ferrsd the petition Of Charles H. Ste
phsnS and others, asking an increase
Of the fees Of notaries public for the
protest and record ofbilIs Of exchange
and promissory notes. The committee
report the same back, with the follow.
ing bill:
H. B. No. 425, To amend an act en-.
titled an act to amend an act entitled
ian act concerning notariss public and
commissioners, and prescribing their
duties" passed March 10, 1855; passed
April 6, 1886. The bill WAS read the
hrst time:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14
THE OHIO LEGIsLATURn.
8 Q m nate.
MEpNEspAY. Fob. G

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.
A petition was presented by Mr..
Harris-of John U. Krsider and so
other citizens OF Dayton, for a law to
disfranchise desertOrs and skulktrs
from the draft. Committeoon Federal
Relations.
The following bills were introduced
and read first time:
By Mr.. BAtsman-A bill to provide
for the voluntary dissolution Of Oorpor-
atoms.
BY Mr.. Dowdney-A bill regulating
thc-fees Of prosecuting attorneys In the
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14

Stevens last scheme for the gov
eminent Of the lately discretionary
States, is to divide thena uplnto five
military districts. and place the militia.
~ in supreme control. It ii said that
this bill will pass the House by 3 par
ty vote
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14
WhiSkefs and MuStaches

EoRCED to grow upon the smoothest face In
l. from three to i've weeks by using DR.. Sc
VIGNE'S RESTAURATUER CAPILLAIRB, the
most wonderful discovery in modern science, act
Ing upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miracu-
lous manner. II has been used by the elite OF
Paris and London with the most hatteHng succesa.
entire satisfaction Is not given In every instance
the money will DO cheerfuliy refunded. Price by
mall. sealed aud postpaid, 81. descriptive circu-
hra and Testimonials mailed free. Address BER-
GER, SuUTTS 4 Co., Chemists. No. 2s5 River
street, Troy, N Y. Solo agents for the United
States. Sfeb 5-lyr u
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14
TIE NEWS.


The Paris Exposition building
covers twice as much ground as the
Crystal Palace,
A tape-worm removed recently
from . man in BrattlsborO, W, meas
ured SAC inches in length,
"A Lexington (KentuOky) paper
says that town has q population Of
mine thousand persons With eleven
hundred souls"
The "Infuriatod Bootjack" Is SAID
TO be the title Of forthcoming novel
from a Philadelphia publisher.
A choked horse in Now Haven
wal relieved by inserting a street hose
in his mouth and the water turned
A Boston man wantS Congress to put
q tariff on ice.
DR.. Jho. II. Jennings ofNsw Bed
ford, Mass, has sold his patent for an
improved horse ShoetoANew Yorker for
e1s, 900. .i; si
Gen. Asa. Rogers, Of Loudon coun-
ty, has been ele oted Second Auditor
of Virginia, by the Legislature Of that
State.
Horace Greeley, the colored mur-
derer, hao been sentenced to be hanged
IN Charleston, on the trst Of March
next.
The profits Of . San Francisco
merchant, who sent a cargo ofgrain 70
Philadelphia in the ship David Crock
ct, are estimated at S75, 1000.
The Boston Transcript says that
two Messina oranges and four lemons
can be bought in Boston for the price
Of an apple.
In Hollond no creditor or tax
gAtherer calls at q house where there
has been q birth until six weeks after
the event.
Charles F. Brown CArtsmus
Ward) contin usS In exceedingly poor
health in London, and fears are ex-
presse& by his friends regarding his
SecoVory.
BHyard Taylor delivered in Roch-
sstor, New York, on tho 21st ult., his
eight hundred and f~fty-Seventh lecture
since he entered tho lecture arena.
One hundred and thr oe corpora.
thons were organized in Massachusetts
during the yoar 1866. The whole
amOuat ef incorporated capital now ia
tTO4068,O1I-
The House Of Commons Of North
Carolina on Wednesday last, by a very
large vote, abolished imprisonment for
debt in that state.
James M. Beck has been aominA-
cd for Congress by tho democrats Of
the7th congressional district Of Ken.
lucky.
A nephew ofthS late Hon. Thomas
Corwin, Franklin Corwin, Is the Speak
or OF the Illinois House of Representa-
tiVes.
The Kansas Legislature has amend.
cd tho State Constitution so 81 +
strike out the word white" and ais
making intelligence a basis Of sSarag
after 1870.
The women Of Greenfield, Highlan
county, Ohio, whO stormed the saloon
Of that town, some time in July las
were tgied at HillsborS, last week, an.
were made to pay damages to tn
amount Of S825,
On the Attn, the Democrats wer
gloriously triumphant, in the char
ter election at Burlington, Iowa, elect
ing their candidate for Mayor by near
~ 4Oe majority. The City Council
viii stand Q Democrats to 8 Republl
cans The Democrats had not intend
cd making a patty issue; but the Re
pablIoanS forced it on them, and tn
result is entirely satisfactory to tn
Democrats.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14
Tho Proposed New TariG.

The legislation Of the present Con-
gress to protect and enrich afew indi-
viduals At the expense Of the masses Of
our citizens, has been andis being "a
ried to such an extent that even Radi.
cal journals are ~denouncing it through
cut Che country. Ths Chicago Tri-.
buno ina recent article shows its dis
gust at the b~razen.faGed impudence of
the manufacturing interests Of the
country, and declares it will support
Andrew johnson If he will veto the
pending tariff bill and will endorse and
urge upon tho Legislatures Of the
Southern States the adoption Of quail
fed negro suffrage. The Now York
Herald. speaking Of this Ubiquitous
measure says;
Instsad Of bill to increase the rev.
enuS, it ought to have been entitled a
bill to blockade own ports. We are
practioihg upon ourselves, in time of
peace, what we inflicted on the South
as the stern appliance Of war. The
beauties and benefits of complete pro
lection to home industry were enjoyed
by the South in perfection, bat It is
not generally supposed to have enrich.
cd the Southern people. It's only eff
feet was to produce universal distress.
y 4 +
"The sole object Of the species ofrob-
berry misnamed protection is 70 keep
up or carry up prices, that is, to pre-
vent aft consumers from getting as
many goods for the same money as
they would If trade were left free.
The manufacturers beng confessedly
unable to make goods as cheaply as
they can DO imported, having confessed
ly gonO into Improbable branches OF
business, have the Iimpudence- to ask
that other people shall be compelled
10 make up their losses. And this
legalrobbery ofsomet to reward the bad
management Of others is called pro;
tecti0nF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

New YoRK, April 8.
| Leonard. Huyck was yesterday released
from arrest. By order Of the Government, on
nominal bail, on the ground that there did
no, appear sufficient evidence to justify his
further detention. he was under arrest in
default of 500, coo, and the Government re.
duced the amount to $4,000.
Joseph B. Stuart, justifying q surety in the
Superior Court, part LIST, in the case of
Straberger rs. the Western Union Telegraph
company, for damages for the non>deliyerJ
verdict fo. the Plaintiff for $3.50 65 The
plea set up by the Defendants was that q
storm had prostrated the wires and they were
unable to forward the despatch.
The strike Of the house carpenters in this
city still continues, but some more of the EN-
ployers yesterday aeceded to the claims Of
the workmen.
The new California steamboat line via
Panama, is advertised day. The announce
ment says hrst-class steamer will be dis
patched April 18th, to Aspinwall, connecting
at Panama with the sidewheel steamer Ore
gonian, which sails from San Francisco April
! 10TH Another steamer will follow from here
on May 4th, connecting at Panama with the
steamer Idaho, and regularly thereafter semi>
! monthly.
Ihe Nicaragua line 10 CSNiornla az
nounces that then new steamer Nevada will sail
on the goth of April.
The steamer Belors, from London, arrived
to day.
James Elliott, who is matched to fgh'
Chas Gallagher, of Cleveland, Ohio. on the
/ 9th of July, for $500 side, recently closed
an agreement to fght Davis, of California
for 81 900 side, on the 10th of May, il
Canada.
Alta meeting of the New York Conferences
Bishop James in propounding questions Il
candidates for membership, advertised tha
the changes Of public sentiment must bs
noted. You cannot reach the people, I
be said, .sby sermons preached ten year,
ago. And il be would make his uinlstrl
successful in the society of the world. b,
must apply attention to the periodicals., liter
/ ature and newspapers.
Professor McClintock, OF Drew's Theolog
ical Seminary, in the course of some remark
thereon recommended the sending Of intelli
gent colored, as well as white, men there
which sentiment was applauded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
FROM CHICAGO.
CHrcAce, April s.

CHICAGO, April 5.
The Democratic Convention, composed of
delegates of the different vasds in the city,
met yesterday afternoon in the Recorder s
Court, to nominate men to be supported as
candidates for election at the ensuing munich
pal canvasses for the office of Mayor, City
Treasurer, Collector, City Attorney, Clerk Of
Police Court and Police Magistrate. After
consultation between the friends sof Judge
Henry Fuller and F. Sherman, the nomina>
ton of Sherman was made unanimous. Sher-
man was called before the Convention, and
made short address, and the Times report
Of the meeting says that there wss mucA,en.
thusiaam. The nominations for de otbel
o6aces were made harmoniously.
All the printefs connected with the Chica-
20 TSmes Office are on . strike to night. The
paper will, however, be issued to-morrow
morning, a. usual by the editors. They ex,
pect new Get of type setters to-mcrcw.
Col. Daniel Cameron Of this city, has been
brevstted Brigadier General by the Presi-
dsnt, for gallant and meritoriops cppdpet in
the siege ~ Knoxville. The comnission
dates from that memorable battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
VOL. XIV.

1t il estimsted that fifteen hundred wagons
viii be employed this simmer, 70 transport
emigrants freight from Fofs Riley and the
terminus of the Railroad, to the different
Government posts.
The grading parties on the Union Pacific
road are out - far Is Bsy Greek, one hun,
dred and fifty miles west Of Junction City.
The Montana Post records the appearance
Of remarkable neteof that passed over that
Il looked to Sc larger than that Of January,
and was of bright red color.
On the 1lth ult. ths1l had the -seyerest
storm of the season, The, temperature all
dav was below zero, ranging from one to
twelve degrees.
A young man named Jas. Guist, died at
Helena, on the 18th ult., from want and ex-
posure.
The Grand Jury have indicted Professor
Hodge and his Son for murder, in the killing
of Moore, in an affray, two or three months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
late CABLE DISPATCHES.
DIR. Livingston's Death Confirmed
Arrest of a Prominent Fenian.

LONDON, April 8.
Ths Budget gives general satisfaction TO
all, and has been received by the press and
members of Parliament.
All hopes for the safety of DR.. Livingston,
the African Explorer, are abandoned. Later
a0vices from Cape Good Hope confirm the
report of his death.
Regular weekly returns from the Bank of
England show that the bullion has decreased
s11s,00o.
BERLIN, April 8.
The North German Parliament will sd.
journ on the 18th inst.
The Prussian Government is abou. 10 raise
a loan Of thirty thousand thalers.
DUBLIN, April s.
A desperate rebel, who was recently taken
prisoner in the 6ght near this city, and who
gave his name As McClass, proves, on exami-
nation, TO be CoI Mciss, prominent Fenian
agitstor, apd formerly an of6csr In the
United States service.
LIvEHrooL, April 5.
The steamer Denmark has arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
FROM MONTANA.

New YoRK, April 8.
The Herolds correspondent writing from
Deer Lodge Valley, Montana says: Business
Of all kinds very dull there at present.
Miners operations are at q stand still for the
winter, with the exception Of several quarts,
and two or three smelling furnaces that are
n operaaion, that employ humber Of hands,
The most exciting topic on hand is the exs
pected election Of . delegate to represent the
Territory in the Fortieth Congress. The
asp;rsnts are John p. Bruce and Samuel
Wood, Esq, of Virginia City, Pat. A. Msr
hal and James Cavenaagh, 81 BreechSlout
notoriety, Minnesota, and W. L. Irvine, Of
Deer Lodge. None bnta Democrat can be
Bi;r. Gen. Jsuss Bailey, Sheriff Of Yer.
non sounss, Nudtdas, .sS murdered in ,ha.
county. by two sEsreessl brothers, Llwis and
4cn.soueses of bis engineering skill ia sav.
=. r1~modoss Pcrter's feet up Red river,
n iSsx Tke mnrderers are supposed "a
~ - = kanses'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.

New YoRK. April 5.
A Heralds Havana letter of the 29th oI
March, says it was informed by passenger.
on board the steamer Barcelona, that revo
lution which had taken place in Hayt:, was
of the most bloody kind. The loss on the
part of the revolutionists was very heavy, and
the streets of Port Au Prince were literally
covered with their dead.
This is the fifth attempt to put down Gef.
rard's Government, and is at last successful
SO far as Geffrard is concerned.
A IyiLaise's Havana correspondence Of the
same date, says Geffrard succeeded in getting
the upper hand Of the insurgents, after des
perate engagement, in which many lives were
lost, the Rebels being terribly cut to piece.
by the shells and projeetiles of Gefrard'
partisans. The streets OF Port Au Prince
are literally strewn with des bodies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WAsHlsoros, April s.

WASHINGTON, April s.
srsATE.
Mr.. COLE presented the petition of the
Veteran Reserve Corps Of California. He
said they served two or three years, and dur.
ing that time were successful in the conflict
with various Indian tribes, subduing the Cs-
mancbes in New Mexico. They we're dis
charged nearly 1900 miles from home, and
received q mere pittancs to reach California,
now asked to be allowed the same ratio Of
transportation given to other discharged SOL
diers, to cover their expenses. Petition Wal
referred to the Committee on Military AT
airs.
On motion of Mr.. ROSS 1t was
Resolrcd, That the Secretary of the 1nte.
rior be requested toiHform the Senate wheth.
er Lewis p. Bogy is now in the employment
of that department. If SO, in what capac-
ityS his duties Aad compensation when APP
pointed, by,whon, aud what instructions, i
any, wete given him. and by whom.
Mr.. SUMNER offered resolution which
he said he would call up tomorrow, that
Willard Salisbury, Senator from Della
ware, having appeared repeatedly on the floor
Of the Senate m condition Of intoxication,
he is hereby expelled from the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN the Ssnais
want into awccut;va session
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
FROM RICHMOND.

RIcHsosD, April s.
Gen. Sco6eld he's isssed an order provid-
lug loE the registration Of voters. There il
to be registering officer for each magistrate
district in counties. and one for each ward ia
cities, whose qualifications arr to be, having
been an officer of the army, Of being legal
citizen of the county in which he acts, or ol
some other in TIE State. He must have q
good character, sh9. as far as possible, tns
coD6dence Of his feAoy sssixent 1ds shall
DOT be ) candidate for any Office, nor an oii-
Ger Of the army or Freedmer's Bureau. The
appointment of all officers is to be made by
General Scoheld, on recommendations made
by an examining board of army officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
FROM SY'. LOUIS.

Sf. Lows, April 5.
The reported massacre at Fort Bnford is
not credited here. A letter has been re-
eeived from Fort Sully, by gentleman OF
this city, of later date than that upon which
the story is based, which reports all well and
makes no allnsion to the disaster. General
Sherman has no adyices OF the disaster, and
disbelieves the report
The United States District Court of Kan.
sas nss granted an injunction against the col
lection OF taxes on lands belonging to the
Union Pacific Railroad in that State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

CHICAGO, April s.
A Springfield special says that the Repub>
hcans, in their various wards yesterday,
nominated a municipal ticket for next Tues
day. Gen. John Cook, for Mayor, heads the
ticket, and the soldiers and Germans. are
fairly represented, and its success is morally
certain.
W II Hanna, an able lawyer, of blooming
ton, is mentioned in connection with the
Judgeship of this District, which is about TO
be vacated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

THERE is one thing sure. said Mrs
Partington, ''the females of the preseus gen
GRAFTON are heag myes. independent than
theY need be. Why, lsaw gal 20 by the
other day ths, know belongs TO the histori~
cal class of society, with her dress all tucked
up, her hair all buzzled up like as if she
hadn't time to comb it for week and one
Of her grandmother's nightcaps, in an awful
crumbled condition, on her head. Why, Law
honey, when was gat Il enc of the fellows
came along when had my clothes tucked up
that way, and my head kivered with an ola
white rag, | would run for dear life and hide
out of sight Well, we'll, the gals then were
are what the French call blsses."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06

Rev: Nh. JAMES, colored pastor Of col>
ored church in Rochester, recently walked
one Buck, a negro, all the way from Harris
burg, New York, to Rochester, at the point
Of pistol. Mr.. James had procured an au,
thoriEat:on to arrest Buck wherever found
he traced him about forty miles and drove
him to Rochester as stated. The grdramen
Of the offence charged against Buck was the
undue anticipation Of matrimony in the case
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-06
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

IxpfagAPoLIs, Aprii 5.
The National Convention Of the beta
Theta Fl" is to be held at the Bates House,
in this city, on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Delegates from all parts of the United States
will be present.