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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
SAMBo=-I say, you White Radscel
I'm you gwihe 70 vote fot de'tnoado1tyr
RADIoAL-No, [ guess I won't.

RAD1cAL--You black rascal, you or
cred me piece Of dog the,other day.
and you know won't eat dog.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

SAMBo-Dar, now. / knowod you
liked dog. made dat Bologna out OBJ
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

RADroAL-well, thon, I reckon I like.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

sAMBo--Nyas dat good. Z.f
RADIcAL--Well, yes, that was very
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

RADrcAL-weil, yes, you gave me a
piece Of Bologna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
TILE GARINET DIEElnY-I


/" Data" of the Baltimore Sun. who is gen.
orally well posted in regard to the purposes
OF the White House and what transpires
there, says august 81 in regard to the Cab.
met imbroglio:
There are no new developments to-day in
the matter of the refusal Of Mr. Stanton 10 re-
sign. 1t Is understood that the whole subject
Will be again considered in the Cabinet to-
morrow afternoon. when that body is expect
ed 10 definitely determine for the President
the Interpretation of the first section OF the
tenure OF office law, VIE: Whether or not II
covers the case or Mr. Stanton and other
members OF the Cabinet who were in Office
when Mr.. Johnson succeeded Mr.. Lincoln
II 1t shall be decided, as is expected. that Mr
stanton. not being an appolntee OF Mr. John
SOL, can therefore be removed under the pro-
ylso In the first section OF the law, then the
President will have two modes Of procedure
by which he can be relieved of Mr.. stanton in
the Cabinet until the meeting OF Congress al
all events, and il Is the purpose OF the Pres
loeDt TO adopt both modes supposed to be
pointed out in the law. First. removal: aad
second, suspension. as stated IN last night s
dispatch Mr.. johnson proposes to dispose
Of the matter to morrow or next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
AN INCORRECT STATEMENT.
Our attention has been called to the folio wing

Our attention has been called to the folio wing
in q city paper:
"EQUITy OoURT-Chief Justice CARTIER
On the motion OF Mr.. Mattingiy. defendant
was ordered TO ans wer at next rules or be held
IN default.
mot c. by advertisement in this case being
required TO be given. the court took occ aston
TO say. in granting he order for pu blisnng the
notice in one oftRe city papers, that the city
press Were too m UGH in the habit of trying the
cases " hich were on trial before the courts
This was great outrage, especially when il.
DOW on trial, 10 influence the verdict by news.
paper articles. He did not allude to auy one
political party. The press of all parties hau
been equally guilty. He had seen untimely
comments on judicial proceedings in the Err
press. the Star. Chronicle, and {nteIligencer
'This attempt to take cases out Of the courts
and try them in the irresponsible forum OF the
newspapers should be discountenanced, and
the Court intimated that il the matter con-
tinued ii would not permit it's advertisements
TO be inserted in any paper which thus und der
took TO obstruct the operations OF public JUS
uce."
as among the papers censured, we have taken
occasion to inquire into the matter. ana find
the fact to be precisely the reverse OF the
above statement, so far as regards the judges
mention Of this paper. The STAR was one OF
the papers excepted by Judge Cartier in his
censure. 1t is we'll known to all readers of
the STAR that We have steadily deprecated the
practice INDUCED in by some OF our contam.
poraries, Of preiudging cases when on trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Am Omaha despatch
says Gen. Sully and Col. Harker has arrived
from the mountains.
The Spotted Tails band OF Indians was
Platte river yesterday, and are ported TO nave
Joined party of Cheyennes on the war path.
The settlers are fleeing for protection to the
Nor Platte station
The steamer Antelope lies above Fort Ben
ton, completely riddled by bullets fired by the
Sioux Indians
A passenger on the steamer Imperial was
killed by the Indians to day.
A battle recently took place at Lines Altos,
New Mexico. between forty citizens and eight
soldiers and a large body OF Indians. Eleven
OF the latter were killed and eight taken pris-
oneIs A captive girl was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

~ The Jacksonville (Florida) Union in
vits i'm migration, and Gays that mo northern
man ut 9 fear to come among us, or dou bt the
SAFETY OF his person, his property or his princi-
Piles.
HCh'c ago people are consolng them sci YES
for the defeat of the Excelsior base bali club
by the reflection that their conqnerors were
government clerks. and very likely were Chi
caROans themselves.
- case OF courtsnip of forty.fiye years
standing is reported at East Lynn, Massac nu-
it, The gentleman has paid his visits on
each alternate Sunday evening.
1The 47th United States Colored In santry
now In Texas. is abont to be mustered out OF
the service. This is the last OF the 25th Army
State in 1865.
~ Ii is announced that at New Lebanon in
New Hampshire, the "American Patent sponge
Company has started a factory for the Dur.
pose OF reducing sponges TO pulp. TO be used
instead OF hair in mattresses and general up
holstsry."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

FOREIGN lNrEsTMENTs IN UNITED STATES
BoSDs.-We notice the fact that Government
bonds are steadily advancing la Wall street.
the chief cause seeming to be the large demand
for s'xty-two's, old sixty fve's and eighty
ones for export. Our bonds appear to be gain
ing ground on the Paris Bourse, especially
sixty fve's, and heavy shipments have re-
Ger tly been made to France. The New York
Commercial Advertiser of yesterday says:
"lr is estimated in well nformed quarters
that the shipment OF bonds within the last ten
days amount TO about So ,0OO,OOU, and important
orders yet remain unexecuted. The continued
depression in the London money market aud
the mistrust of railroad and company ste C ss
In England, since the panic OF last year. ap
pear to have operated in favor Of investments
an United States bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
THE DECLINE IN FLOUR

Spectators in bresdstuffs are trying TO offse,
the admitted fact that throughout thu whea.
growing regions of the United States and
Canada one of the largest and best crops OF
wheat has beer gathered that ever blessed our
people, by representations OF a short crop in
Europe, and they refer to the Liverpool
market, which they say is higher now than i.
mas been at any time during the past year
Notwithstanding these statements the New
York papers note the fact that within a short
time prime family fiours have declined from
Si7aSl9 to S13at5 per barrel, with every pros.
pect of an early decline of at least two dollars
more, while in the West the decline in the
nne grades OF wheat has been about one dollar
per bushel. A strange fact in the recent ad.
vices from that section Is that while the family
fiours had declined four dollars a barrel, the
lower grades barely showed a decline of Is
cents per barrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
NAHAI. AFFAIRS

Passed Assistant Surgeon W. j. Simon, will
be detached from duty at League Island, on
the reporting OF Passed Assistant Surgeon S.
Shaw. and ordered to the Shawmur: Mate
William White has been detached from the
Portsmouth, and granted leave for discharge;
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Timothy
Woodruff has been detached from iron clad
duty at New Orleans and placed on waiting
orders.
Midshpman Daniel Delahanty has been
ordered to temporary duty on board the Michi-
gan: Passed Assistant Surgeon S. F. Shaw
has been ordered to duty at League Island.
The order detachDg Acting Third Assistant
Engineer A. j. Richmond from iron clad duty
al New Orleans, has been revoked and he Is
ordered to that duty: Mate j. A. Smith has
been ordered to the Shawmut.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer John T.
Smith has been placed On the waiting orders
lisr.
Mate w. H. Rowland was honorab'y dis
charge from service on the I'd instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
CCLoREp EDUCATIONAL MEETING In
MkRyJtSn

On Wednesday last, General Charles II.
How ard Assis tant Com missioner OF the Freed.
mems Bureau; General Gregory, Judge Bond,
and Mr.. Ktmbail. Superintendent Of Freed
mems Schools, visited Calvert county, Mary
: land, for the purpose of furthering the cause
of education among the colored people by the
establishment Of schools, featuring. &c Ar
! rtving at Plum Point At IL O'Clock, thew were
met by q citizen friendly to the cause, who
furnished a very IN omfortabie wagon, while
q short distance of Were twelve or fifteen
horsemeR, who seemed TO entertain no very
friendly feelings toward them, and were NOT
disposed to eX'end to them the highest hospi.
tality. After a short resting spell, the party
proceeded IN the wagon on their way to Asburv
Chapel, several miles distant, where thew
arrived about three O'Clock, after one of tn .
most uncomfortable rides which can be ina
gihed. Here they found a camp meeting Of the
coIoIed people IN iuii progress, but as soon as
the arrival OF General Howard and his COM
panions became known. the religious exercises
were suspe nded. and preparations were made
TO inaugurate meeting Of another character.
stand was erected, and about twelve nun.
bred colored persons assembled to listen to
what the delegation had 10 say IN favor Of the
Improvement of their condition.
The meeting was organized by calling Gen.
Gregory to the char: after which, speeches OF
an hours length each were made by General
Howard and Judge Bond. and others of about
twenty minutes each were made by General
Gregory and Superintendent kimbau Tue
speeches of these gentlemen were altogether IN
advocacy of education and the moral ana in
dnstrial Improvement OF the colored race. an d.
it is said, effected much good, besides tending
TO remove from the minds of the whites who
were present on the outskirts OF the crowd
much of the prejudice with which they had
been imbued in connection with the objects
and purposes OF the FreedmeD's Bureau. In
fact, so salutary for good were the rem arks of
these gentlemen that after the adjournment of
the meeting several citizens, who were pres
ent, as they said, simply to find fault. and ex-
pecting to hear nothing but incendiary and
insurrectionary language. voluntary came for
ward anc expressed satisfaction At what they
had heard, promising at the same time that
they would aid the coloFed people all they
could in promoting their welfare. Among the
direct fruits of the meeting was the effecting
OF definite arrangements for the immediate es-
adjustment of six colored schools IN various
sections Of the county. The meeting closed
about eight o'clock after which, the party pro.
ceeded to Benedict, where they look the steamer
to Baltimore, and reached Washington last
night. Gen. Howard reports a great change in
this section of Maryland since his last visit,
and now anticipates but little trouble in In-
culcating educational principles among the
eolored people, and improving their capacity
for usefulness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

1.-THE Maryland Constitutional Con vention
yesterday amended the article relating TO the
Attorney General and States Attorneys py
providing that the former shall be elected by
the people instead OF being appointed by the
Governor, as ordinarily pro ided for. An IN
efectual effort was made to increase the salary
OF the States Attorney for Baltimore city from
$500 TO $1,000, after which the article was
finally passed. The judiciary report was
taken Up and the substitute offered by Mr..
Carter for part four, relating TO the system for
Baltimore city, was adopted, and the bill or.
dered 10 be engrossed for third reading The
salaries OF the Judges for Baltimore city were
placed at $4,000 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI LANDs-Re.
turns received by the Commissioner OF the
General Office show that so farms, comprising
IN the aggregate 1, 97s acres, Were added to the
productive force of the States OF Arkansas
aud Mississippi during the month OF July last
a follows :-Mississippi, so farms, comprising
3,3-5 acres; Arkansas, 50 farms. COMPRISING
1.JS3 acres. These lands were taken under the
provisions Of the act of Congress. approved
June 91st 1866. providing for the disposal of
the public lands for homes ead and actnai se.-
Llenent In the States of Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana. Arkansas and Florida, and con-
fines the entire to 50 acres each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
tor sale. and in wrappers. ready for the mails.
containing Full Report of the Surratt
Trial, Charge OF Judge Fisher in full; The
Schuetzen Fest; The Regatta; The Banquet to
the National Base Ball Club; A capital Love
Story entitled .sBprtie;' The Richmond Con.
yentoB: The Cabinet Difficulty: The Point OF
Rocks Railroad; Movements OF the Working
People; Useful Items of Domestic Economy;
Humorous Sketches. with Domestic, Military
Naval. Departmental, and Local News; Agri-
cultural and Housekeeping Miscellauy: and
the latest Telegraph Dispatches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

- There were ten cases OF fatal sunstroke
in Fulton county. Ill, last week.
- n Oh OF about three hundred persons at
Chteopee, ID ass, resisted a liquor seizure on
Monday, and drove the state constable out of
Town.
81 The Buffalo police are confiscating bread
OF light weight for he benefit OF the poor. No
Involvement 10 bake light bread out there.
- Wsrk is 20 be Immediately and con
sicerebiy reduced At the United States Ar.
mory In Sprin gfield, Mass. Two hundred an
nfty workmen have been discharged In the
past two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
Disaster at Sea,

NRw YORK, August 9-Tbe bark Cienfueeos
arrived to-day and reports having fell in with
the British ship Phaola from Mataazas for
Greenoch. with her masts gone, and in a sink :
ing condition. She took the Captain and wife
and the crew on board, and brought them to
this port,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

LAND SALES IN ST. MAYS COUNTY, Md
On Tuesday last, James s Downs sold at
trustees sale the real estate called Scotch
Neck" containing $50 acres. for 5000. Pur-
chaser, John Stewart, OF New York. Also,
the tract OF land called sBurdett's Neck
containing 1872 acres TO John Parsons ESQ
for S2625. On the same day, Combs & Downs,
trustees. sold the tract OF land called . West
Saint Marys," containing 3S5 acres. to DIR.
John NJ. Bronze for s., l25.-H Mary's Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
Execution,

NRw YORK, Aug. GERRY O'Bryan, who
eighteen months ago murdered his mistress,
Kate Smith, was executed this morning IN the
tomhs. He realized his position, and de voted
all his last hours TO appeals for mercy from
his Maker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

RIGHTS OF AUCTIoNERRs-The ST Mary's
(Md.,) Gazette, reports the folio wing decision
OF the Equity Court of that county:
Under the petition filed by Thomas w.
Cough and others, In the case OF John Hopkins
and others VS.. Tnos. w. Cough, involving tue
right OF an auctionter 10 purchase property at
sale made by himself. the court delivered an
opinion and passed an order setting aside the
sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

CHEAP TEA.-An English paper says that An
India telegram announces that the tea mar
kets in China have opened at prices one III ird
lower than at the opening of las. year The
tea merchants of London, who have been hold.
rrg back their supplies in the hope or raising
prices, have, it is said. received ad vices to Re.
alize The stock in hand Is equal 10 nine
months consumption. The chances Of specu.
iation for an advance are very good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

~ Robert Sturgeon. OF Union Township,
Lawrence county. Pa. was killed instant ly
by lightning on Thursday afternoon. He wai
out in the held with nephew at work, and
when the rain came mp. thinking il would soon
be over they went to a tree for shelter, and
when there only few moments, tue electric
huid passed do En the tree Killing Mr. Stur-
geoB instantly. The young man was some
what stunned but not severely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

- We have received the rirst number, is.
sued on the 5th instant, of a sprigh fly Repub-
hcan journal. the Wilmington IN. o. Daily
Post, published by L. A. Paul, Esq, recently
formerly war correspondent OF the New YORK
Times,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
Grea, Fine a, Bangor. Maine.

BANGOR, Aug. 9.-Thls morning. about one
O'Clock, Grover Co.'S steam works were en-
tirely destroyed by fire. X. ID. Hilrs theater
and the National House stable were also de-
strsyed The loss is about $4,000, and not q
dollar insured }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

President Buchanan is said
TO be among the solourners at Cape May. -.
Alexandra Delmar, director OF the Depart
ment OF Statistics, is in New York on q brief
visit. He Is engaged IN effecting impro vements
III the man ner Of collecting statistical ia forma.
ZION in the various custom houses in the United
States, and will visit b oston, Portland. Ban
Ror, and other ports. in pursuance of this OBJ
Ject, previous TO his return to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
Death of Abby Folsom.


CONCORD, n. H., August abby Folsom
who has been conspicuous anti-slavery and
other progressive meetings, died in Rochester
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

RELIGIOUS Rev. DR.. Bocock, Of the Roa-
noke Presbytery, formerly Of the Bridge street
Presby terian Church. Georgeto wn. d. q , has
accepted the call of the Presbyterian Church
OF Fincastle, Va.
The Bishops of Louisiana u. r. Wilmer
and Alabama (R. b. Wilmer,) sailed in the
steamer Persia for Liverpool from New York
on wednesday. They go to attend the Pan
Anglican Council at Lam BETH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.

Escape of Charles Zurich, the Counter
= feiter.
Especial 10 The Starl
BRooKLys. N. f., Aug. 9.-Charles ulrich,
arrested by the n. 5. Treasury de ectives in
Cincinnati last spring for counterfeitiag the
t5o0 Treasury notes, escaped from the sniten.
tary here last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
FROM EUROPE TODAY
CBv Gable TO the Associated Presa1

BY Cable 10 the Ass0cIated Pres8~
LONDON, August 2. Noon Consols Ak;
U. ). sous. 73x.
LIVERPOOL, August 9 Noon Cotton uiet:
Mtddling uplands, 10a; Orleans, 1G4., The
weather is unfavorable for crops. Prices are
easier and unchanged.
LONDON. August 2, 9 p. m.-U. s. 52O's,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson 10. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEW YoRK. Ausust e-Elrss Bosrd-U. S. es,
1881, coupon, ll2; do registered, -; do
5.2Os. coupon, 1l3H; do. registered. IL do
Certificates -; do. $40. new iseue, ---: DO.
Pacific Mail ASK; Atlantic Mail, lltx CAason
Co., 4sa; OnmberIand, 35; Quicksilver,a al
Mariposa, 10; prer'd.-; Ny; 0entrsl. l04
Erie Railway, 67a; preferred. ~, Audses
River Railroad, 10Y; Reading B. h, l0i y.
Michigan Central, iiO; Michigan Sou shsrns
sos; Illinois Central X. r., 1lsx; Cleveland
ana Pittsburg, 92k: Northwestern, az; 90
preferred 6sA: cleveland and Toledo 123
Rock Island, lO1x; Fort Wayne. l04A.ss ags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

n@ELECTRO INDICATED yAPOR BATHS
Dr: l.. ALCAN, southwest corner of nth street
and Penn ave, cures Rheumatism. Eruptions of
the Skin, Colds, Govt, Debility. Affection of Pa
ralysis Absorption of Mercury and Female Com
plants. m Off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

INTERVAL REyEsUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were si3e, s5s.lI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
NJ AYORS OFFICE.

MAIORS OFFICE.
WI WASHINGTON. d. C.. August 8, 1877
esiedk MoSbAi the 18th instant for graz a.
south side OF " street according to the follo wing
An ACT to grade First street west from n street
south to the south side ofW street south
Es Il enoctsd blythe Bonra Of Aidsrn,sn and BOARD
the of five thousand dollars, or so mach thereof
as may 5s necessary be, and the same is hereby
street south TO the south side Of street south,
Commissioner of the Seventh Ward, and two
assistant commissioners to be appointed by the
sec 2: And BE- IT fvr,hsr enacted That the laid
First street west shall b. graded follows, to
Wit At street at ahout the present Grade; at o
street il shall be filed SIX TO- inches at street it
ehall be t1lled two t2' feet at q street, seven a.
feet; at street four "a feet; at street i've (5j
feet at street! four az feet; at " street. six %,
FEET; ana the said lling shall he thirty feet wide
Sec. B. md BE- It rnrthsr enacted, That the mate
from street south and street south, commencing
at First street west, and grading said and 5
tween the curbstones. and to such proper grade as
the City Survey or ma, direct.
tera before ramed shall not he sutiiSient TO cnm
pletr the grading Of said First street then the con
tractor or contractors shall take from such other
streets 5 the Commits onrr of the seventh " ard
or or the commissioners OF the Fifth and Seventh
SEC. 5. A,,d be il further enacted That in no case
shah the Mayor make contract that will cause
greater expenditure of money than il hereby pro-
Sidcd for; the work 10 be advertised in such news
papers As the Mayor may direct for ten days. and
to he given TO the lowest bidder bidders; and i'm
no case shall the none, be paid until the work is
completed and approved by a majority Of the Com
missioners. VIM. W MOORE
President of the Board of Common Council
THOS. +. LLOYD.
President of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved May %. 1871
Richard WALLACE. Mayor.
The whole to DO considered as one job and only
the grading of said First street to be paid for
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading.
The right is reserved to the Mayor to reject any
ami all bids.
JAMES II. BIRCH
an 9. IL. IL Commissioner Seventh Ward
JAPANESE SANDAL WOOD.
TOOTH BRUSHES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

Gen. Sickles Postpones the Session of this
North Carolina Legislature.
CHARLESTON, S. G, Aug. 9.-Gen. SickIes
has issued an order postponing until further
orders the session OF the North Caro- Tina Legis-
lature, appointed for the third Monday in Au.
gust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
GOyERNMENr 6ECURfrIES.

WASHINGTON, August ., i667.-Jay Cooke
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv.
eminent securities