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Central lO01Ss iIO1S; Michigan Southern
SOaSOX; Illinois Central I5USnI3I; Plus
burEn SS1kuSSH5 Toledo lOlksJO2sS.
Rock Islsnd 96iiz~eSI<; Northwssrern
67sS a67TS; Northwestern preferred OK a
6TsE; Fort Wayne 975<.
ToIS; American 7s1S; United States 70 +:
Wells, Fargo q Co. IS; Merchants
Union Al.
MINING SHAREs-Dull and unchang
ed; CoTydon IS; Edge Hill $50; David
son 20; Quariz Hill l4O5 EldoTado l4O.
South Pass 27o5 Gregory 54S.
Chicago.
EovEAnEK 2.-FLoUR-NomiuaIt,
unchanged.
GRAIS-wheat-Quiet at 81 81. 81 7sS
and 81 IS. Corn-SIeady at e2<o. Oats
Lower at 67c. RYe-NomiuHl at 81 81
asl SO. BarIey--Firm at 81 I24l -.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H hrmsr A.
SO Lard-Held arm at l2s. Green
Hams-loc; shoulders 6IfS6SSc; Cum
Serland sSScT short ri0s IvS6u.
No 'ChanEe tomorrow.
NOVEMBER 27.-FLouR-Duu.
Characterization aud droopinRi
amber held at g so. Corn-Old, dull:
new, n shade lower: sales No l Wabash
at 81 90; new, zoe. Oats-le lower; SAlsa
at csc. Rys-Quiet. Barlsy-Sl ~ Tor
L1KR FRrraHrz-Sct to ze on corn to
NuNAA' 81. Louis.
NOVEMBER 27.-FLouR-NominGl
GRAIS-wheat-6c lower on all
grades. COrn-Uuohanged: s5cSSl 90
for new and old. Oats-69 200. Rye
Unchanged. Barley-Uuchanged.
PRovIsIoSs-POrk-U S2oa
20 so for new. Bacon-Shoulders Ike;
sides l5S<c. Lard-UnuhGnEsd.
HOos-61<a6KO.
NOVEMBER 2.-FLoUR-Inactivs
GRAlN-Wheat-Part apart; No.
spring about 81 SSal 80; No. AT 81 goa
e5. Corn-SOw AT 81 0S; old At 81 II.
OaIs-To arrive at 66Hc; retail lots at
&c. BSrley-FirmI wsatsrn held at
81 40al IS.
FREIoHTs-NomInsI.
milwaukee,.
NOVEMBER 27.-FLoUR-Dulli city
Xxx s. sOa9O0.
GRAIN-WheRt-Dun at u sO1< for
NO' san Francisco.
NOVEMBER 25-GRAIN--whea
Firm at e. 60a2 IS; sales 200. 600 sacks,
Saturday. at the above hgures.
FLoUR-Quiet At 81 5oa6 90.
LEGAL TENDERs-T2-
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From Cincinnati.

C1Sc1NSArI, o., Nov. 27.-Ths suit
brought by FarAn d Mclean, of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, TO resist the Coun-
ty Treasurer's collection OF tax assess
ed upon S3l, COO of green backs as 50
much capital, was decided yesterday
against the tax. II was held that green
backs were but the form of loan, and
like all other loans of the United States,
were exempt from State taxation.
The testimony In the recent railroad
disaster is being taken before the Coro-
ner and jury. The jury Will VISIT ths e
scepe OF the accident this morning, and
the inquest Will probably be concluded
this AFTERNOON.
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Important B1per,ments In smelling
IrOn.-.The bridge Controversy.

ST. LOUIS, November 26.-At a meet
ing of the Board OF Trade, last night. TO
consider tie question OF converting
Iron Mountain ore into good pig iron,
with stone coal, the committee reported
fAvOrably 10 the enterprise. The iron
interests of Cincinnati were represented
by Mr. Gaylord, OF Gaylord Sons s. Co.,
who expressed himself satisfied that
the experiments now making would
succeed, thus making ST. Louis the
cheapest market for iron in the world.
a large sum WAS raised to prosecute
the enterprise, and II is believed that
several large smelling furnaces Will be
in full blast by spring.
The two bridge companies now or
ganized in this city, for the purpose of
bridging the Mississippi, are having a
lively newspaper controversy as to
which is the real and complete COM
pRny. Meantime the work on the Eads'
bridge progresses, while the other COM
pany has as yet done nothing.
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BosroN, Nov. CLARA took place at
between the horses Empress, Mcclellan
and Regulator, and the two Indians,
Deerfoot and Steeprock, the Indians to
run three miles and one.eighth before
the horses trotIsd six miles. The race
was won by the Indians, they perform.
ing their task In 10 minutes ana 10
seconds, The horses were 10 minutes
and 1917 seconds. The race was for one
tho usand dollars, and large crowd
was present TO witness 1t.
Daniel B. Shurtlef was formally
nominated for Mayor, last evening, by
both the Democrats and License Law
men.
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Through rraIBs 10 OH CIty---The OH
slarIet--.AatIOnAI Wool 6roWeTs'
i......s.1,o,,

PIrTsBURaH, Nov. 25.-The Alleghe-
nv Valley Railroad will be ready to
run through trains to Oil City next
week. The company, it is stated, VIII
start out with tank cars OF suhcient
number to move four Thousand barrels
OF oil per day.
The crude oil market was more &C.
tive to-day, but prices are lower. There
were sales. on spot, at eight and eight
and a half cents, and future deliveries
at seven and half and eight cents. Re
fined Is quiet and unchanged.
The annual meeting Of the National
Wool. Growers Association meets here
Tomorrow. The President Of the Asso-
citation, Hon. Henry 8. Randall, will
recommend the importance OF appoint.
ing a committee from the National
Wool Manufacturers Association and
will advise ths holding OF u National
Wool Exposition at Chicago in May
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NEw York, March soth, 1854
.re,,r,. GO. O. Ru66el & Co., Hudson, n. \.

Means. Geo. C. Ruobet e Co.. Hudson, n u
GKNTs-My family having been the 70
cIpIent OF m -rked benefit in health by tue
use OF your Golden BitIersSs am noucfSo
10 acEnovgledRe my sense Of gratitude In
This letter which you are privileged TO use
a. Won desire can confidently a&seft thar
INV house have heard Of no complaint OF
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled win
the mAIady Tor years. and had also oeen
ami the disease have both lett, and abe 4
we'll. other members OF my family endone
the good qualities OF your article, and can IN
SaSpy a. give verbal evidence 10 the doubt
ina any time they may call on me. win
much regard, am,
. 1o"FA tI 81 "a. GRAHAM.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-The Gold
en- City, from Panama, arrived to-day.
The French transport, Eveville Ia
biete, brings mails of October oath. OF
Nickahiera Island the 25th, she spoke
the whale ship Petrol, OF Nantucket,
Also saw the Martha Washington, of
New York, the same day.
The ship SAPPHIRE, from New York,
arrived.
Honolulu to Victoria. put in port in
distress, having encountered heavy
A Coiinla letter OF the 18th of Novem-
Der states that Baymon Vega was re-
elected Governor.
All business was paralyzed by the
late increase of Maritime duties, which
raised the schedule tariff 10 per cent.
Importers besides, have to pay 90 per
cent on the duties levied by the ImPs-
rial Government. Foreign merchants
in Colima decline 10 send forward.
Conducta fear its safety will be leopard
lied.
There is I, dissatisfaction In the Juarez
and Vaeciliating policy, and a revolu-
ton is anticipated shortly.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-The OpPo-
sItion steamship Wegonian, from New
York, via Panama, sailed to-day, car
rying 1920 barrels of -four. This Is the
first steamer shipment OF the season.
Arizona advices give the particulars
of the campaign of Col. Price, Major
Clendenuin, and Lieut.. Wells. against
the HuloriPia Indians, "a country tribe.
They overrun ranches, and their win
ter stores were destroyed, thirty 1ndi-
ans killed, and seventeen taken pris'
oners. Colonel Price proposes driving
the Indians from point to point to civ
iIization, and gradual exterminatton
compels them to go upon reservations.
The whale ship Aurora. from the
Arctic, with $50 bills. oil and 10000 lbs.
bone arrived. On the 18th OF October
she spoke the Eagle, with ], 600 bbls. OF
oil and 20, 600 lbs. OF bone, and the Ohio.
with 400 bbIs. of oil and 5000 lbs. OF
bone, both bound for Honolulu. The
steamship California, from Victoria via
Portland, with SOS, 600 in treasure, ar
riuad -
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RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 2s-The elec-
ton returns come in slowly. Enough
however, is known to insure the Coz
yention by a pretty strong vote. Tine
Radicals will have n large controlling
whom are black men.
The o. S. District Court, Judge
Brooks presiding, is now IN session
There are seven black men on this
grand jury.
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NEW YoRK, January N, lsel.

MeESrS. Geo. O Hu66el Q 90. = n n Q 1T
a. NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1854.
Geo. G. RtbbeI & C0.-Gennemen: We have
anaIyzed your Golden BiIters, and hnd that
it's COIN pound parts entiLle 1t 10 the notice OF
the medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used II III cur practice win very
SaIisIHcLOTy results, anu Il It particularly
well calculated TO correct tho, f'.ngement OF
me digestive organs, such as dySIS F'sta, dtnr-
Thoea. sick hehdache, chollc, &C.. &c, and is
a superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
tnose or delicate constitutions. -Youn, &C,
Doctors j. r.. q T. +. NORBUhY,
No. lS7 East SD street.
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RIcHMoND, Nov. 26.-Messrs. Sed-
dom Letcher, aud several Of the wit
pesses for the government were before
the grand Jury to-day, which shows
that Davis will bs tried on q new in
dIctment at the March term. he will
remain here several days, and will not
spend the winter in Canada.
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YoNrERs. Nav 3. ls6l.

Msasrs. Geo. O. RtIbbel d %: :,
your UCloIden Bttters," 1 can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as q tonic.
HaFIIcuiarly for q change OF diet and water.
ft Il "a we'll for ladies' and children, giving
them part uf a wlne-glass two or three times
q day. Yours respectfully. Ii
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Psi. Courtlandt st, MoNTREAL., July II, 81

GprrI.EsE y-Your ,sitteFs (have been
such n blessing in my family mat l cannot
TefrRin from sending you this Testimonial
IN December last my vie was very SICK
confinement-and got 50 very low that some
pood stImulenI was absolutaly ecessary;
irfed wine but It did no good. wing aooI-
tie OF A9olden Bitters" which peen
0iyen me by Enend, L thought Wo" ny
Them: / han no GaiJh IN Them yet tnou.D =
WouId give them q trial can uuly lay
thsr nv VIE salned strength and health with
every dose In one month she was entiFSIy
we'll and strong. CheerfulIy do recon-.
mend them to all ladies As Bentte anu
strengthening EumulAnt.
fouEs, 6c.J
- C3EO.A. J. NORMAN,
1877 West SIth st, N. Y,
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cOLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Golden

bItters arr rFpIuIy BaInIhBh WUIIu-WIuSISP7
utatlon. Read the following
PARIS, France, June 2, 1884.
BfeSIrI. HUBBLE Co.
GENTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
world, IL acis truly in n most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
rainful Kind, L used the Golden Bitters pre-
cared by MesArs. Hnbbel q Co., ano was cur
Sd. 1 am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your Bltters- Wtsh-
ing you prosperity and great su cceSS In me
curing OF all the complaints thht Amiut bhe
human frame. 80,
am, gentlemen. yeqrs; with 5es FssaI,
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rhe collyer-ReIly Ptrht

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-coiIyer and
Kelly left this city, last evening, with a
crowd of hackers and friends for some
point In Delaware, where the fight was
TO take place at an early hour TO day.
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druggists.
B. p.
Ia
"ExCELSIoR''
BAKING POWDER

"ENCELS1oR''
BAKING POWDER
S,,uIs ARTICLE IS ENTIRELY DIFF
ferent nom and superior to the Yeast or
Eaking Powders commonly sold.
n i prepared from this pureSt material ex-
pTitIAoS5Sn taIns no harmful ingredients, and is
,-sIrantesi to make LIGHT and HEALTHY
BREAD, In all cases where good hour Is us
- lezs ShOrtnlng Is required than with
other Baking Powders.
YOU CAS BAKE IMAfEDIATELY
amer mixing your dough or batter with the
EXcefsior Baking Powder.
READ FOB YOURSELF
what Is said about It by those who have
u1edit.
81, pittsburgh. well and widely known,
Writas: "iuu have permission 20 use our
name IN recommending onr BAKING POWDER
70 ANY EXTENT! II has been used In our
a Gore Of others in Pittsburgh and vlcls
pity bear similar testimony.
We have received similar TESTIMONIALS
from Chicago. Baltimore, BEAVER HonI"n'
Evansville, DC
HOME TESTIMONY.
MrssKL. LEWIS & %ooDMASsEE, Propri-
etor5 OF the "GrAnt House" have been using
il nearly two yealsI and say -, b.e"u 'ltit'
n EssRs. EDWARDS 4 CoSAHT, proptieI!oaI1s
of Inc ..SprIgg House" say "Ihsie has been a
great Improvement IN the quality OF our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since We began US
Ing It. 49,, s.t np.,ar
yOuT Excelsior Baking POWDER 20 any othI ~
Cakes mRde OF II are light and wnSies sSii,,
MR. GEO. g. Ross, proprietor OF tue Stee ir
nod House "Says "my Cook gives u the pref
sTsnce over ali other Baking Powders Bread
CsEeS and PnStFy arc always good.
NRS WITrEN says: 81 have tEled nuneI-
n1S RakinR Powders, but can nnd none thHt
Syiyes tne same satisfaction AZ your E&cslsior
6sISjn,y Powder. l can always be sure OF
alYine my D0arters good Bread and Cakes,
when use II. ...,,,, T.. ,,,t, 49,,
other cities and towns, who have been using
Inc Excelsior Baking Power for a long time
10 the exclusion o. all other preparations
NIUFFISS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
usIns the Excelsior Baking Powder, In same
nTopOrtIOn RE for biscuits.
EFCAUTIOS.-DeRlers and Families are
cautioned against imltItionS OF the Excel
siDr Baking Powder. The genuine has tine
address OF Logan, List & Co., on each LABEL
m i neatly put upin or, Id and 10 ID caus.
Also Tor sale by the barrel, keR and pound.
T. II. LOGAN q co.
and LOGAN, LIST d CO.,
sole ProprleIors, Wheeling, West Va
E1-SOId by Dealers EVerywhsTe.
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.


MesHs. Dsvtns & Bolton.
GESTLKMHNs-For the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily nom Sc.
we're attacks Of DysPepS q; so much so that
could with difficulty retain meal In my
s oInarh more than twenty minutes. At
night I experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
TIuus cathArtlc compounds and stomach pre-
parAtions, without being afforded any ef
iectunl relief, I'LL used four bottles of"Hub.
bells Golden Bitter," since which period
have not been tronbled with a Single one
OF the above complaints. From the oenent
those Bltters have afforded me, I feel it my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
Gle A. BASCkuENT, I'D
Accountant and Collector.
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Fron LouisrIIIe. q.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IA celored
State Convention met at Lexington
Yesterday. The Attendance was quite
small. The object of the convention
seems to be TO petitions the Legislature
to grant negroes the right 70 testify IN
courts, sit on juries, and complete
eouality before the law. The conven-
tion adjourned until to-day.
At Nashville, yesterday, a resolution
asking Tennessee members of Congress
to vote for Impeachment passed the
House.
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The unsolicited recommendations we re-
cefve from all parts of the globe prove them
to he lust exactly what We claim.
They are purely He0etdkEs5
1hfy IUilL IHufPoTdTe aud Strengthen;
IRey JOrtiCV tie StstenI dOCEiINsf The etd .eDecEA
Of Uni1ho{esoHe Wafer.
They LDiH cure Dyspepsia;
They tDiu cure heartburn;
Then ufu cure Heddoche;
I7leU LEfl cure JdIindice;
IneyL1iu cure Sea sickness:
1hGL Iriu cure General Debility: -
'TteV trfu cTedLe a hedtthV ATyptttte;
They contain no P0fSOhOtLS Drug:
THsVtDiH Inrf0oTdLs the hI,SLsnI Of Indigestion
and moderately increase the tenn erStture Of
the body; and tue force of the circulation.
acting, In fact Us u general corroborant ofthe
system.
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Life is Warml Death is Cold |

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, liver Com plants.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING RooAs, No.
Odd ELBOWS BUILDING, MONROE ST.
THOS. j. KISNER, M. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING PLY
II sIclan for all Diseases OF Chronic Ma
turs incident TO the human family, viz
Disease of the Air Passages,
nasal oatsrrh, ozena, Asthma and ConsunnP,-
ton, as we'll as all diseases OF the Heart and
Digestive system,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, DlRrrhea,
Dyssntery, Constipation, Piles, &C., and all
Affections of Nervous System,
Irritation Spinal Cord, EPILEPSY, Ghore9,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility, and all al
fcctiOnS arising from an
Impure State of Blood
scrornlous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism,
y hite Swelling, so.
HIS system iS the only true anu SUCCESSFUL
ono for the treatment OF all
Diseases Peculiar 10 Females,
Painful, Profuse and Suppressed MenstTua-
ton, LsucorThea, Falling OF Womb with all
Palpitatlun OF Heart, Loss OF Appetite, and
General Debility, &c. Special attention
given 10 all .,ls....
DisenS OF the GenItO- Urinary Organs,
viz: Inflammation OF Kidneys and BLADDER,
FREQUENT aud Painful Urination, Gravel and
Dia6etis, GnonoTTheat elect, Structure anu
Syphilis, SpermatOrrhea and 1mpotency, and
all Nervous Affections corresponding
YOUTHFUL ISDIsCRETIoSs-
The Doctor is a Ols At all times TO give salts
faction as TO result of treatment, &c: SH IiL
uced. Medicines, cash. A guaranty gwen
in IL cases where q personal and direct e1-
aminRuOn Is made.
Ufiice hours-l p M to p. M
send ten cents Tor Peoples Medical Light
House" SEPT
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-Lster ac-
counts from WadwalIaw show the
statement ofthe riot was much exag-
gsralsd, No person was seriously hurt-
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The Latest News
= by n mLEG RIA PA.

by the Union Line;
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe street
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GovERNMRNT ST. CKs-CoupOns, 80
los: '65. IO6: new, 1O8If; 10 4Os, coupons
1929; both 7 30s IOS3S.
MONEY! per cent. Sterling-un
changed.
GOLD-1995S.
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H. D. CHAPLAIN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
FrnIt.

BRIsToL.-Bphraim Roberts, OF
Bristol, left with US, recently, some
specimen peoches-the first bearings
Of the tree. The soil of old Bristol
shows its peculiar adaptotion to the
culture ofthIs most lucious fruit.
BLooM.-William Pears, of Bloom,
thinks the peaches of his township are
far superior in favor ard size to any
raised in other portions Of the county.
de is not far wrong, if wat he left us
this morning Is q fair sample.
ME1es rILLE.-Joseph Sigler, ofMoigs-
Vile, satisfied u cravings for APP
ples and Pears, on Saturday last. He
left with us q selection of 20 different
kinds of Apples, and offs different kinds
of Pears. Sigler always has the choic-
est fruit.
We extend to all theso gentleman
our sincere thanks.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
Great Reduction In silver FiR-
ted ware.

The particular attention Of pnrchns-
crs Of this class Of goods Is called to tho
assortment ofPIa,ed Spoons and Forks
lust rccivod ut Vinccnt's. Thoy arc
nov prepared 10 offer any article IN
this ia . at greatly reduced prices
For instance II sstt Of dodbIc plated
rpoons can now be sold for almost the
came US the former price single plated.
They al Of the different qualities, SIN
gle, double and treble plate. Hall d
alton German Silver Spoons, constant
~ OH hand and will be supplied to the
trade at Eastern prices,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
HON. DAN. W.. VOORHEES,
AND
COL.P. Il. FOULKE T.,
BOTH or INDIANA,
VIII be ia MCCONNEFSVELLE
Oh the 27lh Instant.

Tho great demand which il now
prevailing for prominent Democratic
speakers, has made it exceedingly diff
fcull for the Central Committee to OBJ
tain a man of the prominence of Mr..
Voorhees,. 1t was not until last hight
that 1t was know that the efforts put
forth had been successful, and this ac-
counts for Mr.. Forhees' name not be.
ing in the large posters. The follow
ing dispatch, which we clip from Thurs
days Cincinnati Enquirer, settles the
matter beyond dispute:
Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati Enq'r.l
COLUMBUS, Sept. II, 1867.
Hon. n. W. Voorhees, and Colonel p.
b. Fouke, Of Indiana will speak at Nc
Conhclsvlllc, September -, and at
Columbus, September 80.
JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. State Committe.
Let every Demmocrat Constitute
himself a Committee man to spread
the news of their coming.
Let your salutaticn be on meeting
y neighbour, do you know Voorhees, is
comingH
Do not allow the fact to DO conceal
cd from q man, woman or child in the
country!
Mr. Voorhees,, as every one knows, has
hardly nm equal as II political debatol
in the United States. Republicans al
well as Democrats will flock TO heal
tins eloquent Statesman, and it is bu.
necessary 10 have his coming heraldeC
thr, uglout the countyto have a Grove
never equaled in size and enthusiasm
, in tho county.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
The Bridge Free

Arrangements have been made by
which the Bridge is made free, on the
9Th instant, to all who join in the
~ occssIon. Whether you come on
horseback, in carriages or Wagons, OF
a-foot, the bridge will be free TO you
both coming and going. Let every
one turn out and mako the procession
the longest and largest ever had in
this County
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19

Wa, tho underslgned. hereby give
Hstice TO the public, that, on this day,
che partnership heretofore existing be-
tween us in the Dry Goods business,
in tho town of malta, Morgan County.
Ohio, under the name Of j. q q. IL.
fall, was dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO the late firm
will please call and settle immediately.
The business will hereafter be conduc-
ted by the Senior partner Of tho late
Arn,, John Hall. JOHN HALL.
Aug. %, 1SG7.-tr. g. l.. HALL
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS,

Will be held at
ToDDs School HoUsE-On Monday
Evening September 23rd. Speakers.
DR.. J S Abbott and James NJ Gaylord
MoUSrsvrLLE-Tuesday eyc'g Sept.
Gath. Speakers, DR. J $ Abbott and
DIR Holden of Perry Co.
MoRoASsvhLE-W Wednesday Sept.
25th. Speakers, DR.. J S Abbott, DR..
Holden aud Capt B + Power.
STEvENsoN's SToRE--Centor town
ship, on Monday Sept. 3O.h. at l o'clock
P NJ. Speakers, Abbott and Gaylord.
In the eve'g of same day at Hackney
School House.
MLLGRovE-On Friday eve'g Oct.
4th. Speakers, DR. Abbott and Capt.
b F Power.
OLD BRISTOL" SCHOOL HoUsE-On
satui day cveu'g Oct. 9Th. Speakers.
DR. J s Abbott, Gaylord, Powers and
others.
Tho friends of the cause IN the
neighborhood ofthese several meetings
will pIease make all necessary arrange.
ments to hold these meetings aud give
general circulation Of tho same.
By order Of Democratic Central Com
miILrn of Mnrrnn Go.