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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-30

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only true and perfect Dye-harmloss reliable, inaan.
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies tho Ill effects Of Ba:
Dyer Invisors.es tho hsir leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine In signed William 4. Bachelor. All others
arc more limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Drugststs and Porfumcrs Factory. No. 81 Buroloy
street, Now York.
as- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
December 10 ,r
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". D, Aoan, Rsq., . native Of Piokens district,
died In R9ntotoe county, Nss., on tho 10th Of
Aareh, 1857, q tho sdyapesd nga Of sixty years.
hr. Sloan was the hrpt Sheriff Of Piokens dlstrict
and emigrated 10 MississIppi h 1883.
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Virginia Neys.

RIoHNoND, May 2s.-The City Council invited
tho President to visit Richmond on his way to
Raleigh.
fight occurred yesterday at Danville, w., be-
tween tho members OF tho United States Burial
Corps and negroes Of Danvillo. Bricks and pistols
wero used. Tho Burial Corps were driven out of
town. Two were wounded on each side.
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NiARRIED,

On Wednesday evening. 22d instant, al 1T MtcbaeI,s
GhurSb, by tho Rev. P. 7. KEITH, MIR. EDsfONDs r
DROWN TO MfsB SUSAN c. W. daughter OF the late Mater
john A. KEITH, all OF Charleston.
On the I'D May, 1857 at III. residence of tho brls
mother. In Camden II. A. 5NowDEN to biss Z. II.
LEE. daughter OF tho lete DR.. Jos LEE.
On the 22d inst. at 0race Church, by tho I,ey C. a.
PMcxNET. J. u. AYERILL TO SUE IT,, daughter Of E.
w. MARSHALL. all OF this city.
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Marine Intelligence,

New YonK, May 29.-A'rived tho Verta from
Europe, and tho French steam liue-otbattle ship
jean Bart from Annopolia
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ALABAMA.

. ,tFtoM hs Noble TYnes, iKdy 1o.l ll 2, +
The iolleghg He COPY to show the reliability Of
Northern.teporja os Southern events -, X,
Ia1AHogs There was on our right ON
individual repEeaented TO "a aa spsoIal reporter
for the New York Herald. As far as We can re-
member him, he was In The primo Of manhood,
When, the panic commenced and mJvoment
was made by The crowd to part In the centre this
individual IN bis terror and fear, fell his belly
putting the email protecting space with the speaker
himself and certain other prominent officers Of the
How and when TINT individual orawled ont on bis
knees and hands, wo cannot tell, as other equally
amuaiDg scenes were then engaging our attention,
but az That indiyidu,l was within touch Of us, wo
says he say anything but the foot OF the table un
dor ~hiql he was hiding.
And set. that individual, who had boon treated by
whom Southern editors had oponed their asncfam;
that lndiyidu u, devoid of fho least particle OF
manhood, did not blush when recovering from his
t%Ssrs % TO send the following Infamous sanders ms
ago to stand up and look at 1t.
From hs Mobile Times, Hay2l
Tho following editorial article we find in tho
Times prefaOing tho order Of General swArNr es-
Ablishing martial law in Mobile:
oRDER AT LAsr.-We greet with thankfu1noes
tho order hereafter published and which Is at last
tn0 iunuBUlhuUn VI Tue IClRn OF f6RCe. q
We have for months past laid, that whom royo-
lutiona hhvo reaohou tie military period, thoy arc
on tho eyD Of subsiding Into ths normal condition
Of society, and wo have sincerely prayed for the
prompt accomplishment OF those immutablo rules.
Tho order just issued by Col Shepherd, Post
Commander, after due consultation with his
superior officer, will DO greeted by our citizens
with Joy as boing tho "oommenoement Of the end"
Of our civil troubles.
1t matters little, for tho present, how much Of
freedom NO may, or may not O.. o.joy-socety ia at
least free from violence; life Ia seouro property Is
saie, and II is great-a giant atop towards peace
We we.o nos deceived in our expectations Of
Con. SHnyne. He has dealt with tho great ques-
ton before him In fair, liberal and noble spiri.;
ho has not sought TO eIhumo past full Of ram
cors he has not listened TO the poisonous sdvioe3
Of agitators on eithor aide; but, hks statealnan
and soldier, ho has sternly seized on the future
and provided tor all poss Bile emergencies,
Tho result OF hts Investigations clearly proves
that tho commander and ofioers OF the garrison
hayo not been biased In their report and that thoy
have represented the atato Of public feeIfng with
the f.irness, truth and Independence Of gonlemen
as vol as soldiers. E,sti El1si1, !. IG
Fren as Honteoasly Adotrttstr. key nl n! II,
ATTENDING POLITICAL MKrrMos--N the riehi
70 Yoto ever filled the rockot or the stomach Of q
voter, the privilege was greatly abused In nine.
ty-nine cases out OF hundred such 10 not the
fact, and those who In tho effort to mako uss oi
this groat right are nesleotlng their business do
] positive injury to themselves and tho community
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JnuNy {

%DUTOHERB LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
will certainly cxtermnats theso pests II ts use is per
severed I'm. Bewaro OF begun FlyPsper which some
dea"rs ioep because thoy get for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled AK for BUTCHERS, which is cold
by al I've druggists. limo NAV %
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FLORIDA,

Gov. MAnyIs'a ADpREas.-Goyernor Marvin is
out In the Floridian, in rAddress TO the People
OF Florida" which reflects credit upon the head
taat Cur abridged columns deny US tho pleasure OF
publishing the document in fell. Tho best We
par do, under the circumstances, is to publish q
few oxtrapts from it.
After at,ting that he docs not believe tho yolief
granted by the Supreme Court or If granted, that
their decision would be obeyed by Congress- our
Senator arrives ct this conclusion: ''The truth,
in my Judgment Is, that We arc in tho midst Of o
revolu,i ion which cannot be arrested BY the deci-
sion Of any court, and which WILL In all probabil-
iy, roll on In spite Of anything We do In Plori-
da, until IL arrives at it's ultimate goal which Il
present appears to be the ratification OF the pro,
United States and the vindi of tho claim OF
Congress-, as against tho Executive, to direot and
supervise tho process Of reconstruotion."
He is in favor q holding a Convention, and Of
imposed by the Sherman Military Bill.
He urges that "iull, ample and complete proteo-
ton by the Inv and Courts should be given to the
freedmen, i II has not already been done, with as
not be cvorbureaod with tasos but anSV
to bo industrious, to accumulate property, 70 edu.
cate their children, aud to elevate themselves in
tho scao OF civilization, by ovsry Just and proper
equal eeHd oven chanoo in tho race OF life Is, |
know, the sentiment OF tho conscientious, intelli.
gent snd thinking mon Of the State. Let this SEN
timent DO everywnore expressed by tho whites In
an open, frank and generous manner, and think
at tho polls Tho freedmen Viii soon m learn, MI &
they hnyo not already learned that in tho very ma
ture OF things they must have the encour agement
the sup ort, md the frendship Of tho whiies with
and their status Is fixed, they will eas,y under:
gtapd that one friend on the spot is worth hun.
dfsd two thonsond 9ilas OF
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ONE PRICE
CLOTHING A0USH /!
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises q better assort-
ment of
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,

| FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of Our Stock Is made in our own
workshop, and We warrant 1t In
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready-made, tho difference we shall
be glad to show our customers;
In fixing ,our prices, from which
we make no deviation, We have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of tho market, and tho univer.
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of our lead.
Ing prices :s----
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. ............... 20 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS o 50
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS ........... .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own mako. .16 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEx cAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES ...,..............1 lib 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
SUTTS.. .........-............. "A 90
SILK MIX TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX
TURRS. Observation-Disclosures. "a 00
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIoor SUITS. ..27 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER
SUITS. ............. .2s Od
BLACK DRESS SUITS. ranging in prIoe
from. SO to Ga 0(
LINEN SUITS, from :. .t5 TO 20 ot
In addition to the above, we have
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srPUBIIo NoTICE.-THE DIspENsARY OF
the Fourth Health District in eh rse Of Dr. J. soARRS
BUST. has boon nom the City Hospital TO the
southeast corner OF ST. Philip and Warren streets. whero
pstents will bc econ botwoon and 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and
and o'clock p n. and calla LEFT az heretofore.
GEORGE 3. pELzER II: D.,
Nay ~ 10 City Registrxr.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SHiPPING,

kfN FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE A, .
y$nSSN American fnowI ship BOMBAY. F. o. Jvrd1 ,
1S&&y commander having half her cargo engaged.
freight engagements apply 10
May y Union Wbs.vs
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HoN SOUTH EDISTO, FENNICK'S ISiv
AND, BENSETI"s POINT AND WAY
r,z. LANDINGS.
FINHE STEAMER IDEA, CAPTAIN OUARJHa VII
LEY viii receive freight TAiI Day Soth inai .tsooth
Aqandc Wharf and loeye Tonight
Atlantic Wharf, " IL ~ "' n noas~
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
Real Estate \ gent.
sINONJ. MARTENET,
REAL. ESTATE AGENCY


VIII purchase, Sci, Exchange ard Leae',
Oh commissions houses and lots in Rsitm" :
city, ard Country Seats, Farms, Pioat1's NJ,
Mineral and other lands IN all the cocntes 81
Aiaryland.
He cites his thorough acquaintance with the
city and mos, parts of the State OF Diary md,
through lie before ne tian ex3erie lce ~ re-
cofnnenAation Of MS faci!ties ana advantage TT
this Business Has he oniy fall set o. large
maps Of the counties Of Aiarylani.
WI haze erte ssiee cprre ~pondence with
Re Estate gents III Tie ether ctle< and
throughout TIC UAi9n. Sad for circulars,
&c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
f'I|ITr1rI'|a|TTI'g Eh[.T


GhN ~ p-iea ron of L aocrt / Ia ylar. latt
y collector Of State and ca''aty Taxes,
f,f the fsrst III etion District OF Saint NJ,
RS county fer ii, ye2-s eicAtesn hnndrci
ana ,ixty-etur aud eighteen hladrl aol
, sjxtv Gr4, it's orle by .iae Coihty
Commissioner of S4iYt Iarys couaty,
, thattlie said collector proeeed to ss!l. al
ter giving tceuty days previous notice. at
the Court House Go1r al mos pGtIc
p'5cas IN the county. ana ~ publication
IN tha Saint Mafy'> Gaz lite. = newspaper
published il SAINT Nary'5 ce9nty, aud By
p4t,iratiou il tie Bat.mo.o Gaz tie, 4
newspaper ruJ,;,,el in tho city Of Bilti-
more, lLc following cattacrs, located a;
pai1t L4akoe', IL Saiar Nary's county.
Mary I'd, = wit:
Cuo cottage assessed - Dr Lawrence
I,oanc, the taxes da4 "a " Livh are for the
years 1861 ana 1865 aad amount 10
Interest and costs to be added.
On cottage assessed to Water Bowie and
Thomas /. Williams, the taxas due Oh
vtioh arc for the year 1865, aud amo mt
to &2.G9
Interest al co,,s 10 l. 41d4l,
Oro eo..a,e assessed TO ] II Warren, 'he
taxes 3ne On which arc for the year 1860,
AID amount - S5.-5
lascfes5 ana costs - be adI-~-
Cuc tatsarc assessed to Samuel II Ber-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

April Is, 1867 iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-30

- Gin Gueu IN @eebaHfen in Stem
Serfep. Die %. D. @beno3eitung be-
ri@tet: v9m Samitag 9tbeab fano gu
gGeebaiufen Elm 9uea ifatt. @s buell.
lirten ft6 9err Sames 8iiion bon Stem
Sorf, elsa % Sabre alt, elm gngIanOer
unb Commits in eineu. eHelil1el gSoIs
Iensefddfte Stem gorts, uno Ser ilnge<
beuer reide @ubaner nno Ylantagen<
brfiber Sennor Srancis De gaIIo. Die
nrlafe bes Duells mar cine Game, Sic
Sodter eines Wfiuionars, nel6er beibe
&ibalen ben Sof madten. Sn SeI.
monico's 9cteI brad ibre @iferiudt in
offenen Streit nnb nadber auf Der
StraBe in cine Yrii9eIei aus, unb oa
aud bic lebtere gu feiner 8efrieoiaung
Der erregten Gemiitber fiiBrte, 70 erfolate
bic Serausforoeruns gum DUEL. Man
iteate bic Ouelanten auf 20 8dnge fid
segeniiber, unO bas Sdieben begann.
Ser erFe S6ub Der beiben @eaner bate
gar feinen @Hett, Der smcite bes gu.
baners nobin benz Bilion elm GtIf
ieines Sbres meg. 0a6 oielem ldreGs
Ii@en BIutber9ieben bemiibten fi9 Die
Seeunoarteu, bic Gesner CUR ginlteI,
lung oes Duens gu betpeget5 aber Der
spanier ,ponte pc babon b0ren, ,mb
70 feuerten benn Beioe no1mals auf
chamber, Der Gubaner bate, iuie Der
buberiGe 5deer iidl ausorldeu fpirSe,
ben Gueldnoer sefebtt, absr bic &ugel
8ilfon's fubr benz DON Sraneis in bas
Sisfeifd, unb Ct fanO bierauf teia ipei.
teres gersniigen mebr an Dem Ouea,
Die 4erate eilten berbei iulO bertiinSe<
ten ben beiben 8eriuun6eten bic frobs
Ii&e Wabre, bas tire 8ie6uren nidt
sefabrIider Slatur feien."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-30
3ur3e Naebritbten.

- Sn Srantreid 1T bas gerbot
bic btamatifden 8erte bon gictOt
SusO anf ben Sbeatern 81 seben, auf.
9eboben iuer6en. 4aMf gi
gbarIes Gbeeter IN ct. gIoir
Wi6., itiirste fi6 in ben See, nm, elm
Rd6den, ueI6es Dem Grtrinten nabe
mar, 5a retten. Oies eelans ibm aud,
ulein er felbf pnree bon einent rors
beifabrenben %rOpeaer eetrofeu itnb
- fart bsrlest, 0ab Ct fOfOrt untere
innt. M 65f
- Su 2ouisbiae murbe Der @runes
fem ~ elmer Bride iiber ben Ohio
geIeet, Dieielbe tuirb 6,220 SUB
lang iuerben, nne foa far Sanspfs ano
pferbes giienbabnen, @aeen un6 ssubs
sdnser eirseri@tet uerben. 7ff e
-, Sn Bolton fanuen an einer,
Sage 23O Sonnen Butter aus Bers
mont an.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-30
Sdblid)e .2ebcnszSerfld)erungszg rieaid)aft.
81 80 Asueo rp ort + e 6urd Die
Sefet9ebunseit nplt 1eitteiTse nnD RelltuceD.
6auPt ffiesn:s
- Wempbis, Senm. 2Duisnine, 81.
aapital sto bieer @efeataft 1T $500 OOO euse:aht
mnb fiber dneeleet.


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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-30
9Gms lauferen enropdifcben
SSeGbfeIbIGfferu.

AeSetD felbIGffern.
B aris, 10. @usuit. Set einigeu
Easen fino tpieoer II rnfff5e Bler6e
i'm NasltelIuuss 9arfe anseIanst.
Gieielben seb6ren ben. @rafen Drtoff.
Sie Mebaile, tpeIde Die Mufifer
ber fren.beu NliIitartapeaen erbieIten,
tit bon 8ron3e unb trast auf elmer
Seite Das 8ilbniB bes Saiiers init Der
2Orbeerfrone unb Der umldrift: "Na-
Epoleon III Empereurp auf Der an
bern Die Worte: Exposition univer-
selle de 1867. Festival instrument
tal'. Sie &apeumeiiter erbielten oiez
feIbe Me6aiIe in @iIber nit stus<
nasme oes preubilben uno bolIanbi>
iden, ipeldbe pie betannt, Oas &reus
Der @brenlesion erbietten.
Nm 1. Iuguit bat Serb, b. 2ei<
ieps ais YraTbent unb Direftor ser
Sue3 Canal @eieui9aft in ser an Die.
fem Sage itatt9efunoenen GeneraIber>
ianmluns Der Slttionare Ben 8eriht
iiber ben Stano Oieles rieiigen Inter-
lebnenS abeeitattet. Oerfelbe entbieIt
in elmer b0dF flaren ilnb leidt berltano.
Iibeu .Sorln suerit bic Gtnnabmen nnb
Susgaben, bierauf ben @tanb Der Dir
beiten, uno idliebli1 Die @itnation oes
llnternebnens i'm &asemeinen, 9lus
oieiem 8eridte cling berbor, oaB Die
Se.beifdaffuns neuer WfitteI CUR @e<
enoignns bieies foIofaIen nnternebs
mems nOtbig 9eporoen 1T, llnb ba slie<
ntano biergesen bas 8ort ererifL nure
ben bonn grafoenten finf 8eldlIlIe
borseIeieu, Die bon Der geriammlung
einitimusig au9enommen iuuroen. -
Die bisber er5ieIten @eiuItate finb 70
befrieoieenb, bab Der abfdIuB zines
neuen anIcbens auf fein,, betoneeren
sdluieri9teiten itobeu birfte. Sir be-
oauern nur oiefen b0bit inters6anfeir
8eribt, feiner adnge tpegen, unferr
9eiern .niGt polIltanOio nittbeiIen 81
f6nHen. a..et ..gs
Die a0tpin, tusIde farSIi1 Ben abier.
bdnoi9er 9 attD iuabreno Der goriteIs
lung i'm Sbeater ct. Martin ansefaIlen
unO bertuunbet bat, iit IN Der gla9t bonn
Sreitas gun. Santitas in SoIge elmer
Operation berenbet. Man bat namlid
entbedt, 6ab 6ieielbe nod Elm Sunaes in
fd TRACE, peldhes iie nidt mebr merfen
tonnte, rpb Der Sbierar5t Serr BoreI
ereldrte, SaB cine Operation porgenorli.
men iueroen ,niiiIe. I'm oies 3u be-
iuerfiteliseil ,nubte Die 9oiuin erit bon
ben iibrieen Ebiereu eetrennt tpereen,
anb nadoent bies 9efdebei mar, iuureen
Die Sasen unb Ger &opf oerielben ge<
boris feit8ebpnDen. nnD bierauf Die
Speration boraenoa1men, bel tueI6er
man oas bereitS tobte Sun9e aus benz
9orper Der Wiutter entfernte. Diele-
ftteB bierbet elm oerattiges @ebriia aus,
BOP bic ibrisen Sbiere beinabe ale
tuatbeno puroen, nub feste eafelbe fort,
bis fie berenoete.
Soulon.- 8eresoiDsii 1T i'm bies
figen gaenO einsetroffen unb miro 6erD
,felbe naditens mad Neu<@aleoonien,
feinem finftisen Beitinmunssort, ein>
sefdifft uerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-30

Soulon.- 8eresolusii it i'm bie>
fgen gaeno eiusetroffen unb miro ber>
ielbe niditens na6 Reu< @aleoonien,
ieinem fanftisen 8eitin,munssort, ein>
sefdifft tuerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-30

u. SetIitf. Hu4bdueIer uub Seituasspertaufer
i'm Commercial 9oteI, bat ets cine Nus itf Sbrefbs
beutf1e 9loueuen uH6 Grjdbluneen. Die ~Senneiee
Gtaatsseitung" iegt bel JONI ebeHiaus gum Bertauf
R6S% CT ntuaut "mutilated currency" u
2ablung.
apps f9D
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
I.astIrg Gratitude.

The Republicans never fail, to pass
ut each State and County Convention,
a resolution, declaring that they owe
to the soldier a debt Of BLASTING graft
tude." We think they owe them a
little more than "lastlng gratitude"
They "owe" them Ss0O,0O0 STOLEN
fromthem bya Republican Legislature,
under the Influence Of the men who
arc now candidates on the Republican
tiOGet. They are grateful to. the sol
diers for giving them an opportunity
to seal the money levied upon the
taxpayers, to assistin tho support of
tho widows and orphans OF tho soldiers
who died III the service. How long
will soldiers be deceived bytho hollow
h%eartedness Of Republican politicians ?
--Kenton Democrat.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
FALL FROM last ruosda,

- M b. " .
FRLL FROM GRAoE.-Onla last Tuesday
evening, an event occurred which or
dinatfiy We would hot publish. Ex1
Col. F. B. Pord, repHted Worthy.
chief of a certain Temperance society,
and Radical candidate for Representa-
tive for Morgan County, fell from
gracS-hhding on the hard stone
wharf at the foot of Center Street.
"Oh, whata fall was there, my country
menl". The Elk Col, not seriously IN
jured, was picked up by some Of his
Radical brethren and taken. to his
home in Malta. On yesterday, hCwas
reported very ill-hddd bad headache
probably. Were it not that the Ex- Col,
is at tho head Of the Radical ticket IN
this County. and that he, in common
with his right loyal, niger, brethren.
persists in attempting to- stamp the
Democratic party as "pro-whisky, he
might fall from grace three times Q
week, as no Is saidto have done iWhil'
in the army, without u noticing 1t
All have heard Of the "beam and th'
mote"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

The election ofseven, Directors for
the s. W. r. II. Cog comes off the 4th
of September next. We learn that
the Directors have made considerable
progress in the right direction during
the past year. They have secured the
donation ofconsiderablo Righto of Way,
thereby saving several thousand dol.
lars of cost. Over $780, 900 Of new
stock has been added 10 the means Of
the Company. They have also put
twonty miles Of limo IN Guernsey eonn.
ty, between Washington and Cupiber.
land, undcr:: contract for superstrheture
including the laying Of the track ready
for the cars. They haze also procured
such legislation as will postpone the
payment ofthe old debts of the Com
pany until the railroad in campletod
The running of cars To- Cumberland
will have a magical effect on the peo.
pie Of this county, and will wake up
Nc onnolsville to the necessity of
bringing Il here without delay. The
present policy of the Board Of Direct
ors, appears to be tho right one, and
tie only one that will secure tho
speedy construction Of tSe railroad.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

SsA- The next issue OF the Herald
will, we expect, contain an article
headed "Another Democratic Lie"
All tho argument that that journal
has pat forth, for the past few years,
has consisted Of the epithets of 'trai-
tor acopperhead,' "butternut," "reb-
OIL .'sympathizer," Democratic lie,'
perjury" "brlbery," &c. Such cpl
thets may be convincingto some minds,
and may denote an slspated Journalistic
talent, but we have heard somebody
say that assertions r neither proof
nor argument.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

R- Will any one pretend that the
credit OF an individual is diminished or
obliteratei bocause'he pays his cedjtor
IN greenbacks? Yes the bon dholders'
organs insist that it would be a fatal
blow to the Government credit If 1t
meets its obligations in the same cur
rency that the people use-the curren-
Cy, too, which it received from the
creditors whom the debt wac created
Gin. Eng.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
Special Notices.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in a few weeks by n very simple REMEDY, AFTER
lung affection, and that. dread disease Con-
sumption, 10 anxious TO make known 70 his fell
iow sufferers the means of cure. = :
. To all who desire II, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free of charge,) with the
which they win find a sure cure for C%onsump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Threat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ject OF Che advertiser in sending the Prescrips
tion Is 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceiyes 70 be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as Il will. cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
FREE, by return mail, viii please address
REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON, ,
p Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
!. May 9-lyr. 't ''
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
ROAD MnTICRI-

There viii - . petition presented to the
commtssienert ofMorgan County, OHIO. AZ theif
next session praying for q view, location and
establishment Of Road beginning at McCon-
neisviiie in said County then up the right hand
fork Of McConnell's Run to tho West BOUNDARY
line OF the Land ofRosssren Whfpie, deceased,
thence 10 Meigsereek near the corner Of Lands
owned BY 7. sevAll, z.CuddiDgton AS. Rome
then to the Town Of Arlington, then TO the
Muskingnm County line near The N. East Cor
ner ~ voiensire sevsiis land q belaid "a the
JOY ss,h, ISL. sMAsY PrrrFroNERs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

James Watkins W. Sarah h. Watkins.
Sarah d. Watkins, whose place Of residences
~ unknown, IL hereby notified that James Wat
kins did, onlthe gthf day Of July, 1857 SIC his
petition in the oeies Of The Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Morgan, and Stale Of Ohio, charging the said
Sarah B. Watkins with willful absence for the
period Of three years, and asking that he may
which petition will stand, for hearing AZ the
November tenn, 1881, Of aid Court.
JAMES WATKINS.
BY sr1HSENT 4 Prs, his Atty'r
Julyn-Sw.