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Election Notice.

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u Common Council of the City of Eva1E-
vine, that on Monday, the LIST day OF JahY.
1861, an election shall be held in said efE
tietn clause OF the 'tlirtfeth section OF iage
Charter s Of the f,, city, AZ a9e9ded by as@
The said electioR shall be held for taSr
Pesp Sste Of sesrai "a, gasRer hsgs.
the Common Council Aforesaid. Tor and
behalf OF said city, 10 subscribe for att
@ -s.9dR ~ t p EsaIiss ls tendsFssSs
amount OF Three Hundred Thousand He<-
'Iafhpn the terms and conditions and stae-
CONTAINED in the petition of suildry GTzr-
zens) pfesented TO the Common Council nn
The l3th day of June, 1867, and recorded AH
the Minute Book OF said Council at gaaE
323. Sald election shall be by ballot, z1sA
"a upon she tickets OF those who desire s&sG
Written or printed the words. 7,a1ss =
Stock or other words clearly expres@nu
w no do not desire said stock To be takenaB
aforesaa hall pe wrltteen or Pripted eAHg 4.
II ali other respects said election Shln
be conducted IN the same manner, andhG
governed by the same rules and regazs
tons as the annual elections for of1ceuBf
said city, except that no one can vote a.
said election who shall, not have pad -
city Lax Within twelve months before nzd&
Y Said election shall be held at the usAaaE
places OF holding city elections and notAzh
OF The time and places OF holding said eAzs-
sSs :ns55 s E:vSS% 3 SSs;SSsaf
The last of which publications shall be ar
least five days before the time of holdizE
One e Of said newspapers shall be tbsr.- ~
man paper, and publish translation OF
.anim pQrfant defect in. lsncR ia nsIafAaa
f5a affect the v. .dlty N 9hsSFeses
Gay Ge fkss Qmce,June l5s 1867. mo- ~ ~ =
a. nlqn sentinelaSeuiier. audHDemoe - $50
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, June Is.
CogroN-Steady low middling at 2412@
25c;; receipts p bales; exports $50 bales.
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.a9ii GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE 81. LOUIS HOTEL.
!.4AisrouND1Ne CURES PERFoRxzD
DIR. PERSONS,
THE
Great Magnetic e Physician.


u The wife of old school PhysicianS
Tuscaloosas Alabama, paraIysed for tauz<
years, unable to walk, being entirasr
helpless @Sfs Z sE wax f isl ntps HO
Iii New Orleans, La, April 20. 1866. 81
1DR. PERsoNs-I have suffered from spannl
During the two R rsl'years rsouid pe f
walk q hundred ards with difficulty. G<.
feltgreat fatigue from apy'exerIion. Is1F- 4-si-
unable to walk or sit up The disease Il1a
been steadily progressing, Until becasse
almost entirely paralyzed, being unable Ga
take a step, or sew, even 10 write uaT
own name. j could not talk contiDuoVs&y
Fl ft sssa Sl2SS 4s5 hs h ac9sr s %
three times. After the second, l waiinaa
fifty yards; and on the fourth day wals1ed
down stairs; and on the-fiftiD day walked
mile. think the weakness entirely re-
moved from my back an the Old feeiinc
OF weari9ess entirely gone, The tness-
ssasiasr +as "a q p Ssrs ss sad
I'd VIE y aS sgshs n L
III do" 'e'' y mi Tnsc'aloosa, Ala asr4z4
Mr.. on HESTER, or 'Tnscal6osa,a 1,AIa-.-,-, -
sssss s3as5sF 21 scsfss e oS VAS g @
with clutches. after secon tfeat IA able
TO walk without them
;woJu NEW ORLEANS, April II, lS&z-
a This IL to certify that wife
DIR. Persons on the lst of February last Gar
ers mep, 81 SsisE " seSsssy & ~ VI
lapssq uterus and IN two applications hF
DIR. Persons was completely restored TO izer
natural health, and has now gained hzg-
f bnips vis0q ana strsnsie53 spENcrJ z ~-'
ii ID Internal Revenue Inspeclor.
DIR. PERSONS viii practice at the AnAy- IN .-rv.
lean III II ouse, Evansville, int, until 5szsy
lst,i 1867 June6 2Uaa
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The Secretary of the Treasury lately adj
dressed a letter TO certain gentlamen i'm
b Boston, on the financial, 81 tuatfon, and in
the course OF hisfemarks he gives the fol-
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Fulton Avenue Property at Auction,
June 25. 1857.


WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT THE
II Court House door, in Evansville,
TUESDAY, JUNE %. 1861, at two O'Clock
p. NJ, unless prev ously disposed of at pri-
waite sale, a tract of land lying on Fulton
Avenue. and con taining about twenty
seven acres, embracing Ona tract of Fir
TEEN ACRES, lying east of Walkers Adj
dition TO Lamasco: and also embracing
the followingiots and:bloeksfn SAID addi-
f HDtire Blocks N ana 81. %. -, "a *: 7,
Lots and ten Block 81 s.lee,7st1 81 80
L~ts5,67,s,e, and 10, Block q. ~ H g !.
Lots /, and 3, Block 9. liam .,fi
Lots T. 2eand 8, Block 10. 80 -. o..
This property embraces nearly all the
vacant territory on either side of Fulton
Avenue,S between the residence of q. J.,
Jones on he South, and Chas.s Reese on
the North. ,-- s-sre - u4A.
the first time, and to parties desiring TO
purchase the tract. entire, rare induce
menLs viii be offered. ~
TERMS-One-t third cash balaI &c in one
and wa years, with Interest secured. by
mortgage; the purchaser to pay taxes-for
Piats ofthe property may be seen at nv
office, attIIe Recorders Office, Plat Record
A, p. As, and in posters. Apply TO g-4
CHAS. E. RHODES, or
.tgsaf THOS. Z. GARE1N, ID
lSI@ SLtsO0 = =. ..s- =
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Valuable Lease.

q Valuable Lease. ~ 81 go =, 8
uAvISG FAILED IN my q EFF
a forts to secure sufficient stock to
enable me 10 build the :. u MON ITaberna-
cle," and having made other arrange
ments for the accomIn pdatton of the City
Mission sabbath School.I howsDffer the
lease leo teet. by l44s fronting on Locust
Street, between Sixth Street and the canal
for the short timsl q 80 years, ana d q
Cor. Main nd Seventh. Streets
junl dlIa Courier and German Union
.a....,fts..-t copy, de ~. I'm slffA Z
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o,,,U ~ New ORLEANS, March 8 1907
II is certifies that, ihstving been afflicted
with bronchitis Tor eleven mont hs past,
SO badly as TO produce Total loss OF voice.
1 have been entirely relieved and cured OF
all the perplexing sym ptoIiis and effects OF
this distressing disease by sJr. Persons, the
Great Magnetic Physician, who Is now
stopping at tiie.St. Louis Hotel ParIor 10,
in this city. can now use my. voice as
well as could for years before being
afflicted. a 1915 - - - '~
: [signedl VINCENT SCHNEIDER,i
lH3f f+ 7 lS5 Circus Street.
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WANTED.

VYYANTED-INFOR Geo.
w Hartman, who LEFT MI. verpon sew
erai years since, or of hfs sons, Christian,
Charles, or Hartman. fHewas a brewer at
Mt. Vernon. information of his present
whereabouts will be suitably rewarded. if
left at the Journal office. He was last
heard of at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
nnoy21 dim ~
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From the New Orleans Picayune of Feb
o4.na ruary 10, l8o7-I 49,. Z
r. Persons is ca He'd the Great Magnetic
Physician. becak1sef heO has 4 hTowa2 physic
10 tine dogs. aud relies, en- tirely upon ami
mai nnsgnetisnn. BIS process IS almost
literal ~ a laying on OF the hands. aid BY
what appears 20 be a. simpler asystenaibf
manipu1ation: he effects the most aytoiI-
ishing cures! Tw0iof the attaches of this
onice' have been. ured OF severe attack OF
Theurnatism by DR. Persons,s 91q d3sl- 9sD
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n Credt 4, tttH1ph 81 n atp9tft Magnetism ODcT
" Dritgs-7 The sgRife Of aflWeif.Knotogsi PhEsi-
4 cad's ffhe Old School Cared n Sfzf Dfys. Il +
~, 10 sseaNew efi aS = Feb. r. 1867. ~
My wife has been onfinedl TO rher9 room
and bed for Dearly eighi months. altering
from liberation aJsd prolapsed uteri, acc
compan led by b severe neuralgia of head
and limbs, pain. SO greaE at tines az to pfo-i
duce spasrns, also frequent ATTACKS OF a.
cataleptiel character, cdrhplt tely prostrat-
ing her, She flssss not beenl able TO w ak (
twenty steps in thar time, in fRcti n ever
leaving her room without being carried.
She has been treated by some of the best
physiciapsr in the south without deriving
any benefit that could perceive. She has
had the benefit of the sea coast and OF the
watering places, a had given mp all hopes
of ever seeipg, her up and walking, abeui,T
Seeing DIR Persons card, I resolved to con-
suit hi Inn and sent for him when ste was
in agony and thrfateneh with spasms, and
in a few moments he had her perfectly
calm and free from all pain. then took
her TO the hotel, yhei o ne could see ner
RAPIDLY g much % tifat IL fonr days S she
was abla to walk IN rec BLOCKS, and IA six
days she was going mp and down three
snights of stairs, was out shopping and TAX
Ing b err meals at the table, DIR. Persons's
treatIn mt isy pleasantrsimply the hay Ing
ON OF hands-apd 4 am satisfied is sufE cients
to relieve all the wants OF suffering human
'tty. Gdan consult himtE eo-I9lu -
II Canton. Madison COUNTY. Miss.
~ Z TfaHf TaDrtnN DIE NIfs' HfaTVN
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MRS. kLIzA 4. sXLPAUGH9


IOWA CITY, Nov. ~, 1865 o
DIR. PERsoNs-ADear Sirg Having been
greatly, Peneftted lby your tieatnieht,
rElaaty kdd. py etestim onlat OF tho sexeei-l
fehce 81 y0ur MANNER or treatmept,s aud
give the stauefnenr Of my case: ForiF0U r.
TEEN YEARS, IL have been AN a nvsl fdy
and for NINE ANUoNErHALF, YEARS /,
have been confined 70 my bed. One and a
,halfy ca IS ago, L went 20 D7! Newton al
Davenport, He treated me n number of,
I irne II received some benefit, but tbs
first walk Ibtook, "a short distance,9 me-
strength gave out, and. 1 have been coli,4
fined to my room and bedrever since Ny.
diseases have been 8 pinal Com D tafnt, Dys-
pepsia and female diseases. Il have beer
under DIR. Person 8 treatment two weeks
can go up and down stairs unassIsted have
walked without aidffive blocks, (afoney, b
number Of. times. am, able ito do a 1fttl<
housework, and my strength Increase
daily, am, SIR, greatly yours, 81
1s'fo'iHt -saus II HARRIET q. lDUELsH
inU DAvENPoRr, 1ow a, Nov. & 1865.
do herebyl certify That my daughter,
sarahSJ. Egieston. twenty-two Year, OF
a nafi info her loot two years and
eight Ino q tAs past. unable tonsaix all the
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time. The limb Jand Sh9 side phraslfv
Ahouse in chair. and watch her night azE
day, tearing locK,aw. Her whole systesE
was greatly Frustrated. She attemzszn
by many of the leading physicians OF fzse
7country, at large expense and who sz11
she could never be cured. In this cNn-
dfuon brought her to Dr. Persons, apd1n
about twenty minutes the Doctor had hnaw
walking, and she now xsywfthout 24Eu
and wholly relieved from any difficzzEBL
am unable to express my gratitude TO xs&
Doctor for the prompt and great relief 1eHzs
given by him, in which my daugtzxgx
Joins. MARTHA EGLESTON.
n 90 MOUNT JOY, SCOTT Co., IOWA. Dec. !
TO THE AFFLIcrEp.-I have been an 81 n 4
f1icted woman for nearly year, FROM c&E
growing of a Dropsical Tumor in my A@-
domen, and diffusing itself through arr
whole system. My physicians estimaAsE
The tumor o contain two gallons of water
a d they knew If no relief only the aseUn
the knife. came to DR.. Persons in tA1u
lcondi ion aud in a little over TWO weeksA
was entirely relieved and my system re-
-cOvered its normal condition. Seventies
years ago had milk leg, which inhaMsSG
and mattered; the doctors lacerated IL. aa&
The least movement in the joint. Had ~
wear a CORK heel of four inches or walk OF
uptoe; the Doctor cured this in tlEcC
.treatmeuts a nd bow i can walk on , IL 81 ID
well as the other. j know no differeHaz-
Who can my family and friends thsxkE
for his but Dr. Personse Ill
4 y, Mrs. Gee ROE BAUGHMAK-
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q w .slllvsir0I ~ Etsff - :
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Mr.. on HESTER, Of 'Tnscal6osa, Ala.
great s9tteTerx from .rhegraatisin for So
with Clutches. after secon Treatment able
TO walk without them.
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Il Greas n issssph 81 Anspsdt Magnetism oocr
', DTttgs-7 The Hife Of ar Wett.Knotogsi P3sHsi-
Il cidsss 81 pe Old School Cured ~ Sig Days. Il
soif y. ~ ST. Log $ HOTEL. Q ar
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
pEMoCRATIC V-ICToREEs.

Under this heading, we, in our last
issue, gave what accounts that had
then come to our knowledge concern
ing the Democratic victories acheiy ed
in this State and Connecticut at the
LIST Of April Election. We rejoice now
in being able to present tho additional
testimony Of the press throughout the
State to our readers, of the growing
ing strength Of the Democratic party,
which promises to wipe Radicals from
the face of Earth at the coming fall
elections. Read the following artl-
Giles and hurrah for Democracy:
Glorious Observation-Disclosures
IA SOund--1OS Democratic Ma
JOTityI
The noble Democracy Of WapalSan
eta made a gallant fight on Monday
last, and thu greatest victory we have
ever achieved is the reward. Both
parties polled a full vote, and every
person appeared to exert himself for
the success Of his party ticket. Last
year we had a majority Of2O on May
or, and one of our candidates was de-
fsated, but on Monday last we fully re-
deemed ourselves, and gave from 81 to
1903 majority .-Auglaize Dswocrat
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
Finally submitted 10 The People

ElnaAiy SuDlilEdged 20 tnG people,
The Legislature Of Ohio having
passed the resolution to amend the Con-
stitution of the State by striking out
the word "white,n the question ofNegro
suffrage is finally submitted to the peo-
pie. At the polls, on the election day
of October next, each and every quail
fed voterwill havet the option ofconsid-
the negro the equal or inferior of the
white man, as his Judgment ofthe race
may incline HIM to think. Slowly, but
surely, have the Radical leaders been
approaching this epoch. Long and
faithfully have they worked to break
down the barriers of Trace which arc
borINin both white and black. They
have preached and prstetr about the
natural rights Of man for years, and
now, for the first time, have they con.
cluded that the proper moment has ar
rived when the public mind has been
thoroughly prepared to accept the doc
trine ofnesro equality in its own home
and Preside. To vote for the doctrine,
or rather to endorse the action Of Con-
gress in forcing upon the South these
principles, was so remote from the cit
liens Of the State ofOhiothat majority
after majority has been gwen to the
cause; but now, iellow-citizens, it
comes home to you, and We ask If you
do not abhor the idea Of an ignorant
graduate Of the cotton-felds Of tho
South having equal voice and power
with yourself at the polls, and in the
councils Of this great nation? DO you
not know him to be destitute Of that
keen foresight and capacity generally,
which is necessary to carry on and
preserve to your children and grand
children the great Government which
your fore-athers bequeathed to you ?
Do you not feel that placing the ballot
IN the hand Of this race, IS but to place
atool in the hands ofunprinciplcd and
INSCRIPTIONS politicians, who know no
laws but those their selfish ambition
prescribes, and who will use the igno-
rant, superstitious, and easily deceived
and boughtennegr to place themselves
high in the order Of position, and
probably, too, at the expense of utter
destruction and humiliation Of the
benefcent form of Government which
has made the plain claim of II am an
American citizen a prouder title
that of any degree Of nobility ofany
Government on earth. Months are be-
fore the people Of this State in which
they can ponder the proprloty or I'M.
propriety ofthis proposed amendment
Let it be pondered we'll. Let it he DIS
cussed by every one, and let every one
prepare himself Thoroughly to Civ,
a vote at the fall election which h,
knows to be for the veal of the Stat,
and the Nation,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
srATHQT NAw ToEg,

Cry ASD Co. nf Ngw Youk.
Charles j. MNttin, President, and John n cGSs.
Secretary or the Home Insurance Company, being
seyorally and duly sworn, depose nnd say, and
each for himself says, that the foregoing i, \ full
and correct tatemcnt of the affairs OF the said
Corporation aud that they are the above deserlsd
officers Thereof.
.CuAs. J. MARTIN, President.
JOuE McGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed aud worn ttfore mo, this 23d dag u
January, A.. D.lsG7.
tsEAL.l 100. sTAXP.l Tnos. f.. GooDEIoH,
Commissioner for Ohis.
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3ist day Of January, 1868
. a OrFioR or TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance DEPARTMENT,

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, o., January "a, 1867. d
Whereas, The Lorillard Fire insurance Com
pony, located at New York, in the State OfNew
York, has filed IN this Office q sworn statement
OF IFS condition, as required by the first 'gcGtcn
of the act "fo regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by tho State ofohfo," passed
April 8, 1856, aud amended February 8, 1884
and the act "To regulate Foreign Insurance
Compnnies," passed April 8, 1856 aud, whore
as, said Company has furnished the undersign-
cd satisfactory evidence that il is possessed Of
at least one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
of actual capital invested in stocks, or bonds,
or Ia MORTGAGES Of real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged and,
wherens, said Company has filed in this Office
a written instrument under its corporate seal,
sigued by the President and Secretary thereof,
authorizing any agent or agents Of said compa-
ny in this State to acknowledge service of pro-
cess, for and in behalf Of said Company accord
ing to the terms Of said law.
Now, Therefore, in putsuqnce Of tho first sec
ton of the Aforesaid act, !, james ii. GOdmGn,
Auditor Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said L~orillnrd Fire Insurance. Company, Of
New York, f. authorized to transact Tie bust
meas Of Firo insurance in this State until the
thirty-iirgt day Of January, in the year one
thougand eight hundred and sixty-eight
[sEAL In witness whereof l have herepn-
to subscribed my name aud cansed
Il Dbl the seal Of my Office to DO uflixed
the day and year above named.
JANIS II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state.
JAMES WATKINS, Agent for Nc
Connelsville,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
nnrRe County nlection.

The Election in this comfy, so far
as heard from, resulted favorably for
the Democracy. But a light vote was
pOlled, yet the Democracy hold
their own, and in some in
stances give increased majorities. In
Greenville township wo elect one Trus.
tee and Clerk, which is n gain. The
figures show TO close a vote, Mr.. Hev-
erling for Trustee, and Mr.. Slade for
Clerk, being defeated by two votes on
ly. Democrats must turn out to the
election ifthey would be successful, Of
whom at least one hundred failed to
vote on last Monday. 1t needs no
multiplication ofwords to show that
our triumph would have been complete
and overwhelming had every Demo
crat done bis duty by casting his bal
ot.+Greenri!le Democrat.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
orr1cE ov rue A%uDITon OF srArr,

II IL hereby certified, That the foregoing ia n
correct copy Of tho Statement Of The Condition
Of the L%orillard Fire Insurance Company, of
New York, made TO and fled in this Office, for
the year 1867.
Witness my hnnd and seal officially.
~[sEAL. JAHgs IL. GoDMAH, Aud. Estate.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clork.
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orglcn or n AvpIroR OF srATa, |

NWINWHVHf VI IWUWWII AUl IoUIsJ
Il is hereby certified that tho foregoing l.,
correct COPY Of the Statement orthe condition OF
the Home Insurance COmpl ny Of New York, made
to and fled IN this office, FOR The year 1867.
tsEAL1 Witness my hand and seal Officially.
JAS. n. GODNAS, Auditor of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clsrk,
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Ccrtlncate Of Authority.
ITO expire on the olst day Of January, 1881
.. Opptop nFpr, Arn,ro, nj,


" 80 ~ nav N"NAtA ~ ANofsI
whereas, the Home Insurance Company To-
Gated at New York, in the state Of New York,
has filed in this office a sworn statement of its
condition, as required by the act "ro regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated BY the
State Of Ohio" passed April 3, 1856, and amen
ded February 9, 1864, and the act "To regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies" passed April
., 1855 and whereas, said Company has. fGrn-
ished the undersigned satisfactory evidences
that It 10 possessed Of mn actual capital Of al
least one hundred and fifty thoussnd dollars,
invested as required by sfidRct; and, whereas,
said Company thRa filed IN III Office written
instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authoriE-
this state TO acknowledge service of process,
for and in behalf ofsaid Company aecoTding.tO
the terms of said act Of April 9, 1856.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the acts
aforesaid, /, james ii. Goldman, Auditor OF
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Home
Insurance Company Of New York, is Guthofized
to transact tho business Of Fire and Marine In
surence in this State until the thirty first day
OF Jouuary, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-eight.
In witness whereof, I have herounto sub.
sEAL.1 scribed my name and caused tho
seal Of my office to DO affixed The
day and year above written.
JAMES II, GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
BY JAS. WnLIAHs, Chief Clerk.
JAMES WATKINS,
Agent far MI Conne',viLs.
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Pcrrr County 600 Maiority.

The election on last Monday in Per-
ry county, resulted in a triumphant
success to the Democracy In every
township, where any contest wasmade,
the Democrats increased their MAORI
ties; and IN townships where the oppo-
sition had majorities last fall, we have
elected our tickets, and again placed
the townships in Inns Of battle for
Democracy, the Constitution and I'm
lon.-Democrdtic Union.
THE Weekly Northwest says tho Dem
ocratic gain in their township is "a
oAcr tho vote polled last year.
Tbe Election FRA Concord.
The Democrats elected a trustee and
tho assessor in Concord last Monday
the first time for several years that
such a good thing aecurredin that To-
cality -Urbana Union
THE election hore passed off quietly;
not a vote was cast for n Radical, for
any office, township or corporation 49,
Celiua Standard.
BEiChlgnn Fighting tp.
The Detroit Free Press, in referring
to tho recent elections Of that State,
says
Everywhere the prospect brightens.
T.arpa nrainy have Iaon u,odn thrNurb
out the State, and the official returns
will show a very large reduction Of tho
heavy Republican majority of last.
fall.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
JAMES WATKINS.

/ Insurance Agent.
/. Mr.. Watkins takes pleasure ia Informing the
. itizens Of this town aud vicinity that he is sole
agent for the Loullard Fire Insurance Company
and OF the Home Insurance. company,
eFVIeE, lbsTS the Book Store Of AdaIr Bros.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
~. MlsCELLANEOUs

The greatest amount Insured IN any one risk ia as
0OG, hit will not ns q general rule, exceed so, 900
The greatest amount allowed by tie rules 10 be
insured In any one city, town or villtgs, aud
the Greatest allowed 10 be iEsursi IN eAa bloch
lilo general rule.