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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

saddlery
FAIRBANKS SCALES.

lAY, ALIEN b CO. wholesale Groeers. Orders from
- country merchants promptly Allied and at the Low eat
prices, "a and SO Randoiph street.
INARRTNGHN 4 BREWSTER, Successors to II N
l. thompson, Wholesale Groeers, ia and llb 5 Water
treet, Gaieage.
Hardware.
G~RERNEBAfH SONS, gao Randolph street, whole
N sale Hardwareand Cutlery N snnfaetnre Iron, Nails,
Carriage Bolts, loose joint butts, etc, fenns' Axes
and EDGE Tools.
MARLEY, AlIING n co. Importers and Jobbers OF
vi Hard ware aud Cutlery. 81 Lake street, Msuufse-
tarcrso wire Cloth. Sleeves. Riddles, Ac,
III LLgR, BROS 1 KEEP, Importers and Jobbers in
vi l5arawale, Cutlery, Asrienitufa nj Tsos.. Agency for
Ar riesn Pile Co and Wheeling Nails, 81 State street.
Hats. Caps and Fnrs.
y II BROTHERS,. Hats, GAYS and Fats. millinery
" AID straw Goods, Buffalo r ehss and Bu k Goods
t49Te}is$. Para os, etc 40 and Il Lake street.
iron and steel.
IEaLL, KIABARK = &C, Importers Aea Ifuniers IN
IL. Iron, Sfesl, saiis and Heavy Hardware, 50, 81 Ard
Lumber, sash. Planning, &c
n E.MAH. LEWIS q suMWALT, Planning NIL, Sash
~ and Door Factory, aud Lumber Yard, cargo.s
locked. and orders flied Corner 18th aud Lumber ats.
r G Box 5192a.
Machinery.
NfokrIi.W Esfh 90, Engines. Pumpt, Wrought
~ irpu Pipe, Maiieabie ronGastings Steam Warming
A4fa4ass4. se \ asaersea street. /
yIALwoRTI. TwoHIG 4 PURSE. Jrong Pipe and
w Fittings, Steam Boilers, Pumps and Guaee., Belt
ne, Steam warming Apparstns, 225 Lake street.
Oils, Paints and hlass.
CHASE, HANFoRD 4oo, re 5 Waters
quarters for Oils. Paints, Varnish. Glass and Axle
arease PFopriefors Star Go White Lead
I EMS, HAM 4 Co sell Paints. Otis, yarnishes and
IL Winlow Gins, cheaper than any horse in the
Northwest, 30 to a6 South Water street
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.
qNur Herald. and nlI other Rad,

TUE Herald, and nll other Radl-
cal papers Of this State. make a grea.
ado about :he Democratic Legisla.
,ure Of OHIO receiving Ave dollars n
lay for tho service Of rte members,
At the same limo that these papers
arc harping so loudly about this
matter, they know that the Radical
Legislature which preceded the
present Democratic one, stands re-
sponsiblo forit. 1t was tho Radical
Legislature, not tho Democratic,
that passed the law increasing the
salary of Representatives 10 IS per
day. Whcn they, tho Radicals,
made IS tho pay for a days service
0fa member Of the Legislature, they
thought they were fcathering their
own nests ;..but now that the people
have willed tho Legislature to DC
Democratic they howl about the L.
nvrmous per diem. This is y fair
sample oi Radical fairness and con
s;stcncy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
From the Marietta Times !
District Committee.

The following resolution was acct.
ientally omitted from the Sccrctary's
Of the proceedings of the late
Democratic nominating Convention for
the Fifteenth District:
ReSohred, That an Executive Commit
tee, 10 consist Of one person from each
county Of this District, be appointed,
which said Committee shall discharge
the duties usually incumbent upon II,
and shall serve until the next Con-
gressional Convention.
Adopted unanimously.
The following persons were then
nLmcd as such committee:
dudley S. Nye (Chsirman) Washing.
ton.
Jerome Stephenson, Athens
W. A. Archer, heigSi
John T. Spriggs, Monroe
Fin. Il. Hanna, Morgan.
WIN the woodsfcld Spirit Of Democ
racy, the MeConnclsyille Conservative
and the Pomeroy Banner please cop,
this article for the information Of TIA,
people in their respective counties1
w. c. HOOD,
Secretary 10 the Democratic Congress
ional Convention, XVIII Dist, Jul,
20, 1865.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

DR.. NJ. EDWARDS visited our
town on last Saturday aud held
forth from the Court House Steps
10 the RAIDS. Edwards, like all 9th.
CT Radical stumpcrs, had little else
than slang and abuse TO deal out To
his listeners. ValIandignam, Wade
Hampton, Forest, CopperhoRd and
Traitor, was about the amount OF
all hia lengthy harranguc. lie new
or mentioned Joe. Brown, of Geor-
gia, who starved SO many ofthC I'm
ION Soldiers al lilo prlton pen al
Aadcrsonyille, but who is now u
bright and shining light in tho Rad
i,al ranks.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
r

At the residence of the brides
father, Wednesday evening, Sept.
l6, by the Rev, ID. III. HolIlster. Mr..
Charles A. Greene, OF Putnam, o.,
and Miss Fannie L. Sharp, Of tbs
place.
On Sept. IS, 1868, by Samuel Il.
Jones, J.. r., Mr., John Alexander OF
MuskIngum county to bliss Susan
Smith Of Morgan county.
On Sept. 10, at the residence of
tho brides father, by T. NJ, Steven
son, Mr.. Noah Fletcher ana Miss
Martha sbiPton, both d Morgan
county,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

REV. W. II. BANKER, on behalf Of
the various churches Of this vicin.
age, hands us the following;
OrEN-A,R MEErISGs.-Arrango-
mcnts have been ma 10 TO hold a Sc
RIGS OF meetings, on Sunday after.
noon, IN the open air. Ii is expect
ed that these meetings will be ad-
dressed by different persons. Tho
frat of these meetings, providing
the weather will permit, will GO
held IN tho Court House yard noxt
Sunday, Sept. 10Th, at 1 o'clock, P.
N. Tho Court House bell will be
rung at 3 / > o'clock, +. NJ. All
are invited TO come.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Some time ago the Grant TAN
ner'' clubs OF the West advertised
for Democratic pelts. The Demo-
Gratis Of Kentucky gave them 0 10000
stou. peiS ; Montana sOnt an IN
crease OF 24O0. Oregon supplied
them with 1900, and Idaho with
from 800 to 500, This deing a Int.
tie larger stock than these cnt'r.
prising skinnsrs able to man
age or pay for, they have withdrawn
their Advertisements, and have wise.
~ concluded that Democratic pelts
arc more plentiful than they had
supposed. Vermont 10 an odd skin,
and not worth much.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
MoCONLFLSViILE MARKET.

McCONIELSVlILE MARKET.
DoCoxxrLsvILLR, Sept. IL. 1868.
FLOUK-Best family Sll 90; Extra
5000; Super Fine 800 per barrel.
WHEAT-6l 80 per bushel.
CIRN MEAL-sl,20 per bu,hel.
RYE-sl,l5 per bushel.
CORN-S5 per bushel, wholesale.
OATS-50 cents per brshei, Wholesale
IIsy-el4,O0 per ton.
GLOVER SEND 10 cts. per pound
TIMOTHY SEED 80 90 Wholesale.
FLAX SEED 81 50 to | as.
BEAHS~.s3 90 per bashet.
GREEN APPLESo->Sl 90 busbel.
DRIED APPLES.s Gets. per pound.
DRIED PkACiIES,,.S3 90 per bush.
POrATUES-.S 81 90 per bush. III
wholesale.
BUTTER, % eta. per pound,
EGGS--> Is cite. per dcz,
P0ULrRY-Turkcys ~ cts. per pound,
chIrkens Bets. per pound.
FEATlIERS-.- IS cts. per III.
SUGAR. Ia TO 10 cite. per 10.
WHITE SUGAR - 10 TO 20 cts. ID.
COFPEE-.- ~ to % cts. per ID.
TEA-- 81 IS to 2 % psr 10.
hOisAo sofgum W oy ohrteii JO
to 1j per gallon.
SYRUP 81 10 per gallon.
LARD-l5 TO lfcib per pound, whole
sale.
DRIED BEEF.-2scts per 10. llAnis'
bast sugar cured ~ cis per ID.
StlOULDERs~-l4 cents per IN.
SlDES-Pickeh d, l6 cts per ID.
DRESSED HUUS-9cts per 10.
CARBON OIL Ocis. per gallon.
IiNSEED OIL 40 per gallon.
LARD OlL--2 20 per gallon.
CANDLES--2Oc,s per 10.
SOAP. by bUx III by bur 10.
| MACKERAL~-N0. !, IL 10 cent?
per H.. half Dbl $40 % /; ours SIS kits
S3,25.
WHITE flSHI--lOc per 10.
CUDFlSH--lOIts FER III. .i-
SALr-sS2 20 per bbl. U-
WOOL--3O tO 30 eta per ID.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
GRAxD NARSUlLL-HRASK A. DAVIS.

The Central Committee request
the friends Of tho ause in the sew
g raj townships to Immediately deS-
Ignate three or mor persons 10 act
as a committee Of arrangements for
the townships 80 that conveyance
and means arc provided for tho at,
tendance OF all who may desire to DO
present at the meeting, and that
each township meet at proper and
designated points to form procession,
By Order of tho Dem. Cen. Com.
Of Morgan County.
AcConnslsyilIe, sers 10, lS5s.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
The oreennE ON tuesday.

4 worry respectable Democratic
Meeting was held hero On Tuesday
considering tho notice that was
givea 0fit. It Was not known until
Thursday evening that a meeting
had been appointed for this place ;
and, although every effort was
made u notify the pcoplo OF the
County, yet the mNierIty ofthc pco-
pic OF tho County knew nothing Of
tho matter. But, us IL was, fully
six hundred people wcrc assembled
~ the Grove in the afternoon, and
about four hundred in front Of the
Court House in the eveting. Ward
and Connell pleased everyone.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

A SUGGEsrIoA.-Near every one
who takes and is interested in the
Conservative, will be IN town on
Tuesday, the 99th, the day Of the
pendlcton Mass Meeting, Now W.
suggeGt that Il general effort be
made throughout tho county TO
raise small clubs To DO reported on
that day. Further. We urge every
u indebted to US 10 make 1t con.
venient 10 call aud settle on that
dGv.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Men fall parties arc cordially
invited to come to this Great Coun.
ell Of freeman, with your wives,
sons, daughters, friends and neigh.
bors come in professions with mu-
sic, Gags flying and appropriate
mottoeS come in wagons, carriages,
buggies, by steamboat, on horse
back and OIL loot come with your
hickory trees and boughs, shouting
and ~huEEahing for tbs Constitution,
the Union, u White Mans Govern
mont, Equal Taxation.
1. is expected that this will be the
grandcst political assembly ever
held in the County. 1t will DO aS-
sonbly OF the People, met to discuss
tho great aud absorbing questions
oftaxation, tho rights Of the people,
the bost means of perpetuatIng our
form Of Government, ana u de,is
ways how 70 rullOve tho country OF
the great wrongs inflicted, and 10
lighter tho burdens pressing them
down. lot the overburthencd tax
PAYERS turn out and compare prof
and loss with the multitude OF non-
Taxpayers now Infcst'ng the land
under Rad ical rule. Let men Of al
political parties come aud partlcl'
patio in this Grand Assembly Of free
men.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

DR. EDwARDs says to tho voters +:
'lf you vote for Seymour and Blair,
you vote for war; Now VIC would
like to know who is going to make
the war. Certainly the Democrats
wont mako war when it can gain
all il wants at the polls. 1t must
DO that this loyal Radical party
contcmplatcs again Visiting civil
war upon the Country.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Agricultural Notice.

The Board of Directors Of the Nor.
gan County Agricultural Society will
meet at the Mayors Office i'll Neon
melville, on
saturday, september 10, IS6S,
Al l IL o'clock, 7. 81, for the transac-
ton of business,
As this will be the last meeting Of
the Board prior to the Fair, it il hoped
that there will be a full aud prompts at
tendance. BY order Of the Board.
JOHN s. ADAIR, scc'y.
Sept. 10, 1868 -lw.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Democratic Meeting.

A Grand Rally ofthc Democracy
of Homer, Union, Marion, and Penn
townships, will be held at McNich-
uls' woods, near Ellioti's Cross
l;oads, Homer Township.
ON SATURDAY UcT. 10, 1868.
Mcctingto commence at Il o'clock.
Several able Speakers will be pros.
cnt, and discuss the political qScs.
ton OF the day.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Money enough has been raised
by taxation since tho close of the
war To pay more than half Of tho
national dSbt, or a sum equal to
1880 for every one u tho psGroes
made voters in all the Southern
states, lie, US hare peace"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

The first news Of the Maine cleo
ton received here, was to the effect
that the Radicals had carried the
State by q majority of rs, 700, This
las dwindlsd down 10 a little up-
wards of $4,000, ana perhaps 1t will
become alill leas.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Notice to Internal Revenue Taxpayer.
BARBER SHOP.

Having r, fitted my room adjoining the
Genital House, ! am prepssth 10 follow all
braEehes Vi Barharing misunderstanding
Hair Cutting. ShHInpooning, l'yeinc, IN
best OF Etylr. Ladies' wishing THEN lIuir
cui pnd Shnmpoutd. cun have il {, ne nj
their house,. by ! AvipG their orders nj my
shop. Switches and Curls made Cheaper
better than any other place IN town. A
lot Of Swi,chrs and CuIls OF hsnd. Call
and examine them.
DAVID WILLIAMSON.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
FRED BROWN, PROPRIgISR.

Fred is prepared to do oil manner II
work which cdmcs within the sphere Of hip
legitimate business. Shaving, Hair Cut
ting, Shampooing, Dyeing, done TO the
satisfaction Of the most iastidOus, SWilclrs
ahd Curls are made TO order. aud are wat
rsn,ed TO prove satisfactory. SOUTHEAST
Side Of Public Square,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

A GENTLEMAN from Putnam, Mr..
Charles A. Greene, married Fannie,
daughter Of II. J. NJ, Sharp, OF this
place, on last evening. The cake
that was sen: this Office was receiv-
cd with thanks and good wishes Tor
the happy couple.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

De. EDwAHDs, III his speech on
Saturday night, declared that un-
less Grant and Colfax were elected
wo would have Il war. Voters,
what do you think Of party that
trics TO scare you into voting for It's
candidates
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Gallery Of Art.


asks tho public 10 call and exsmins his
specimen Photographs, F~errotypes, Am-
brotypes, Gems, &c., &C., which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. lie has perfected ai-
engagements Whereby any one eau he ac
and pieturss OF Iudia lux Work. Rooms
over BOons'G 6Addlsr Shop, ia J. G. stones
Building, CeEtsg EtgeslI ACsnHelsl lie,
Ohio.
Jan lily,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

AMOS BRiDY's Grocery Store was bur
glAriously entered on "Wednesday night
of last week. On Friday night follow
ing, the Hat store of Henson Spence
was entered and, also, Rogers Hard,
warc Store, in Malta.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
n and TniOn,

Tho Democratic Club oil Hemer
tp., will hold q meeting on Friday
night, tho 25lh inst, at Elliott's Y
Roads.
The Democratic Club Of Union Up,
will hold n moeting at R~osscau. on
Saturday the 2Gth inst.
Both these meetings Will be nd.
dressed by Capt. Is. L, Power.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Summer! Summer!
summer

il hero, and every body, that 10 all the ladies,
both Of country II town, ere going to the
Millinery and Fancy Store OF the Misses s..
4 4. HOlbrOok. for their Ribbons and La
ces, Flowers, straw Bonpets aud Hats,
Bralds, Ornaments, TIimInings, Bonnet
and Hat frames, Collars, Gloves, and
everything that ladies wear. Second door
above National Bank, Center Street, NJ.
ConnelsVille, Ohio.
April so-6m.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
nemocrnfIe R~IeeIInEs.

There will be a meeting, at tn o
the place Of holding Elections, in
Bristol Township, Wednesday Evos
ed Sept, 1853.
Speakers, Capt. B. F. Power, aud
others.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Business Notices.

lay Organs & Melodeons furnish.
cd at factory prices. illustrated
Catalogues and price lists on ap
plication, at Vincent 4 Bro.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

D9- Spoctaclcs Of the very bost
quality, suited to all persons whcth-
err near or far sighted. Call and
try them, ut Vincants& Bro.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Y. II. MooRK, tho Athens County
DAnkor and Dondholder, and tho
Radical candidate for Congress In
tAia pbtIiet, l. il town.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Delegations 10 drrlre at 10 o'cIk 4. NJ.
Speaking 10 commence at 2 p, III,
Omcers Of the Day.

PRESIDENT-WM. SHERWOOD
The Presidents Of the Seymour &
Blair Clubs IN tho different town
ships will act as Vice Presidents.
GRAND MRSVlLL-RRASK A. DAVIS.
Tho to'vnsh hips will appoint their
Marshals, and report their approach
to the Grand Marshal ut HeadquAr
tcrs, at the Office of J. NJ. Gaylord
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

VS. are informed by reliable persons,
that DIR. N Edwards, the Radical spea.
ker Of last Saturday night, had to sur
render himself to All ex-confederate
soldier on last Sunday evening, and
solicit him TO take are Of him until he
got v e the effects Of drant whiskey.
How are you, God and morality party ?
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
ssWhy was nc Removed ~,

IL the caption Of an article in last
weeks Herald, wherein the Town
Council Of the Incorporate village Of
Mcconnelsville, is charged with hav-
ing discharged D. II. Sheets from SER
vice a pump repairer Of the village for
the reason that he, Sheets, had joined
the Grant Guards" A member Of the
Council, who is one Of the Committee
on pumps, says that the reason Sheets
was dismissed, was because he was in
capable Of doing the work he had IN
dertSken. lie had been hired 70 re-
pair certain pumps had attempted TO
do SO, and had failed. For this reason,
and for no other, the Council dismiss
cd Sheets, and hired another person
who thoy thought would be able to do
good aud serviceable work for the town.
The statement that Sheets had been
employod.for a year by the Council, is
but another Of the lIerald's willful lies.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
REV. ". ". FERausoS,

REV. ". ". FERGusoS, vi Wash
ington, Guernsey County, is now
holding = series Of meetings at
Deerheld Presbyterian Church.
They will he continued until Nom
dny.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Enoa HoN ~ ". WOODWARD.
Chlsf JuSales e ubs nuprsAs COan 81 HenAsylyastA
PHILAAuLrliA haEth ", 1877.
IesA "Hs4aaarI osasa BfusvS = - - ss.es
$500 AsssEaSS, - = . Sssd tssSs, eseNl :. d1e.S-s
"a dioashSs sxesaj, ed V1wef beaVa .. eAAsU
GtkAV sad vss( n A~Uss sdke~, N ~ syaeo
sIe ". HoopKLAR
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Hoonand's German Bltters
Honnand.a GArman Ionla

&c ssabtaaksa n an ~ iaSrsdseas n - BinaA
- ggns Sanka cNs Aea, 0rdAra, ea u ues4
~ ~ esa1 dtsass - - Bktsns, n eiSei DArys 49,
NyS siseAsks Hsaalss = ragufreA Yes OH kNay -
atad 49, nAa gOAS4se eN eaurely different Nroo
aaT sAsvs adssrieed(~ ~ eSr y diseases nsueA,
sOA bsa9 srsHtUk PneparaAeas v NsdioAh eAraea
~ IA TONIC e &e&a1U 80 ~ ~ - Ptao
- 81 Agreeable Teas1s0 sUy eGered y ~ yubA1
enassi b y bsSss - AsCsaA.n Haa kSsiaA
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
DEBILIFY.


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~; -. ~ ns.s.s.s:.x:E
= sSj.,uaS-i n 6@ ~, saSAh ~ Se
-, .s~,lsscS~s&sss o. yshsS fsos 1rs~ A.
- tsSsus hssSS ~ sA.4hs, sd sAsATs ~ $3.50
49, $500 :.ss - $500
Weak and Delicate Children are
made stronE ~ pSaG the Hittsrs 20
lace. Tkey can be administered Wlth
Rerfssa safSty IO q shtla three month
cid, ths nost delicate fsUale, er q nAs
81 klnsey.
Yk4s B@aeAss srS ~ 49,
BLEED RuriAosU
~ hassSA, ed sal ssr ~ Siseasss nsssetAS ~
laSkh-k leg xs~@ ksedrs.si hpys-
LsS = srA~ lsD ystg dtgasess ergeS
sLs~ s.@.as1, u--ds.I 70 SssaS -
80 aansd V0A fAs bsA sass ~ ~ oessh1 raosSAsAa
Asa. u vsa1s n Asasa rV~aaAes - ~ saVaAA~O
~ Ses ~ asss gnvarnhsAs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
MARKET
A. J. GRAY,

A. J. GRAY,
South Fast side Of PHlir Sguarr.
WORCESTERSHIRE, ONO.
Market days. Tuesdays, Thursdoy aud
Saturdays Tbs best Of all kinds al meat
furnished ut the lowest prices.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

~
AT EMl oRAMAh MBDfcINl SroA2
~ - lECA sTBAET, PAaaAabxAG
CHAS n. EVANS,
Propristoe.
voFAsSiy o. n. JACKSON q 90.
Thsss nsmoAlss are foF sale ~ Draup
O1sts, stsrsksspsn, anA MsAielns Deal
era S~VoTyWksres
adM a. ~ SsRssuA
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
,uoM Wor. JAMKa raoMPsoH,

yAoH RHV. JoskrH u KENHARD, D D,
FsaSg e ~ TsaGA bApues ChNreh, PhllHdelPhtA
~. JLaGSsH-DakH otn;-I NV bsea (rsqneAa4
ssFusasS1 b $1,000 - aaaa ola Recommendation n
81 ~ n ~ a1Srsprais 1pAArs. ! haSs - all oasss do
$500 ~ vdA . dssr STsYA eaySSus ,nstasoss, asA
esrttrle.b ~ ~ 80 ls@aNN "a s.Vsina.l v D..
nssa sssvSs, = sayEess - M S~oavtsiea Nal for gsn-
sssl debility ~ De yStsn aaA especially fT .uvg
S;: :;.1sa.s -. .: -. ' : :sS
hi ~ sssSnS. 6ssA -, 4 gtn
y sSV b~eASf~a91s \ AaN 80 ss0H
~ ''''' $500 r7SG1zb.
HeAgA, bssS Casis ayoA
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Clothing Made To order
July TIT.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Kelly 81 Seaman,

HIJ NUoua, BO0W nnU EhOea, Nfodymo1o
Clothing, Ac., &C.,
side Of Public Square, Moon.
helsSille, Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

MsSAsaRs oSasa HsastiS 60 soaalsfs4eA ~
lassSss Asss ~ HHaaAsr " o.. ~. -
sJreNfy " ~ StASl6s uraHp~ u 80 beats, ed -
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struction of Railroads between Iquiqui
and La Noria, Lima and Chancay and
Pisco and lea.
PARAGUAY. Lopez had garrisioned
Humai,a with 500 men and proceeded
with the main body of his army to the
north of Tebicuari. lie already counted
on 70, 600 male and female recruits, and
proposed relieving Hnmaita by attacki1
the Allies on their flank. A battle w
fought on the Sth June, in which the Pm
raguayah lost III killed, and over 200
wounded. The Brazilians had 9 killed
and IS wounded. A column of cavalry
coming TO the rescue was decimated by
the grape shot of a Brazilian iron-clad.
1t was expected that, notwithstanding
the heroism of Lopez, Humaita would be
forced to surrender.
BRAzIL.-The Rio Janeiro correspond
ent Of the "Standard" says: - Great
anxiety is felt here for further news from
the seat of war, and a reaction Of dlSap-
pointment and quasi dispaiT is beginning
TO set in, now that the patriotic ehullu-
tons of feeling at the successful passage
of Humaita have effervesced and diSap-
peared. The people cannot comprehand
the continued statw quo reported by each
steamer arriving from the Plate and wish
to see something doing, or some hopes of
an early termination Of this war, which
has been sucking up the life blood of Bra
I'll and undermining all her progress and
prosperity for more than three years.
ECUADoR.-Yellow fever had broken
out very severely in Portoviejo and Jipi-
japa. Severe shocks of earthquake had
been felt in the province of Tunguragua.
, 1868-07-21
CENTRAL AMERICA.

HoNDuRAs.-An important decree had
been issued for the payment OF duties on
imports according to the new tariff, in
which is adopted the system Of gross
weight rs in Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
This decree provides that 'he natural and
industrial products of Central America
should only pay the fourth part of the
duties on foreign goods.
GUATEMALA.-On the 23rd of May, Mr..
Corbett, Charge d'Affairs of Her Britanic
Majesty and his Lady, gave in the city of
Guatemala. a magnificent Banquet, in
honor of their Queens Birthday. The
President of the Republic, the ~iIlustri-
Gus Archbishop, the Ministers of Govern
ment and State, the Colleagues of Mr..
Corbett and other distinguished persons
being present.
SALvADoR.-On the 10th June, the
President arrived at the Capital, where
in union with his family, he had returned
from paying official visits to several de-
partments.
NIcARAGUA.-President Guzman was
paying an official visit to the department of
Riyas, accompanied by his Ministers. He
has been received everywhere with SPLEEN
did ovations. The transit by the lake
and river from San Juan had been sus-
pended, owing to certain difficulties be-
tween the Transit Company and the Gov
Government, which were expected, how
ever, soon to be arranged.
CosTA RICA.-General Albert G. Law
renee. u. S. Minister to Costa RIGA, and
family, while on their way from Punfa
Arenas to the capital, were assaulted by
an individual while in q state of lntoxica-
ton, named Gregorio Rojas. An attempt
Yves made 10 arrest the aggressor, but a
number of individuals armed with clubs
aud machetes prevented it. The General
then called upon the Justice of the Peace