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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC.-Thc fifth
nun Der Of this best Of all Almanacs
will be published by Van Evrie,
Horton & Go, 1G2 Nassau St. N. Y,
about the LIST Of January, for the
year 1870. Like its predecessors it
will be combination of statistics
and facts, compiled from the most
reliable sources. and will embrace,
besides full and complete returns Of
the elections, the most important
acts of the last Congress.
II will be supplied upon the follow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

Every Merchant WANTS It.
Every Farmer wants It.
Every Mechanic wants it.
Every Professional man wants Il.
Every Young man wants it.
Agents are selling it by hundreds. Lib
cral commissions allowed. Send for Cir
culars.
C. CASE & CO., Publishers
l-11-6t7 154 Madison st. Chicago, Ill.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

Fall and Winter
trade. Consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS,
Shoes.
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CAPS,
|. .r.,,-:
.: CLOTHING, -.
GRoCK':ERY,
~: ~; Glass i Ware, ~, :.>.
|YAmKsR noTaoMs
.* 80. &c, Sc.
All which they intend selling at the
LOWEST CASE PRICES
POSSIBLE.
We Will Warrant every Ar
ticle as represented,
A we intend selling none but the
BEST OF GOODS.
All kinds Of
PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for
i MERCHANDISE.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-19

The Most Interesting Stories
Are always to be found in the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
ADMINIsTE, ATOR,s SALE.

In pursuance of the order of the
Court Of Probate Of Morgan county, Ohio,
on Saturday, the 4tb day of September, A.
wi oller Tor sale at Torbert's Grocery, in
the village of ROsseuu in Union township,
in said county, at public vcndue, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated IN
said county aud in the GAINESVILLE Land Dis
trict, to wit; The North West quarter nf
Section tweutv-thrte, (23) in Township
eight, (S) of llHnge thirteenj (l3) also, the
following tract in the Ohio Company's pur-
chase, To- wit: Tho North halt of the North
East quarter aud the North half Of the
Sou h half OIthe North East qunrter Of Sec
tioh eleven, Ol) Township seven, "a of
Range thirteen, (l3) the first tract contain
ing 100 0crcs more or less, and appraised II
$500; aud the second tract containing l2I
acres, more or less. aud appraised at $500,
Ia he sold at not less than two-thTds Of the
appraised value. Payments as fOllows;-
one third II purchase money in hand, and
one-lhiri in one year, aud one third in two
year, from the day 81 sale; the deferred
paynrnts To bear interest from the day OF
, sale, and To be secured by mortgage upon
the premises. At the same time will be
sold, and at he same place divers goods
mud rhattle5, consisting of wheat, oats, corn
hay, Que tobacco screw, ! set OF harness,
! slri gh, one half Fairbanks Stock scales
and other articles, the terms of which sale
viii tee made known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM NICESWAEGER
Administrator of the estate Of George
-Vickroy, deceased.
I'Aug. o, is6O-4w wooD & PoND Att'ys.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

We notice that +. b. PoND, can.
didato tor Attorney General, upon
the Radical State ticket, is advert.
sed To speak in certain Hle school
houses, in Homer township From
tins announcement, wo infer, that he
has abandoned tho idea Of canvass
ing tho State in company with Hayes
and others, and will in tho future,
tnrn hls attention to tho limited
field afforded him in tho back town
ship of Homer, in the county Of
Morgan, whore he may display his
or"toricOl powers, and his doep po>
Iitical knowledge and statesman.
ship,
Take it all in all, it is n good idoa
IN Pond to leave the Governor, for
he dcmuguugcd it too strongly on
tho doings Of tho last Legislature,
OF which Pond was n member, and
tor all the measures denounced and
complained Of by the Governor,
Pond votod. Tho Colonel became
dIsgustdd and greatly discouraged,
and like othor valiant soldiers
we road Of retired early in tho
engagement, ana fell back in good
order and takes his stand in Homer
township, with all his guns well
shotted. In his discussion before
the voters of Homer township, or
the political Quostions and issues Of
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
ONO UNIVERSITY.

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Of instructors;
REV. SOLOMON HOWARD, D. D. IL. D.,
President and Professor Of Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy.
REV. s.. GIBBONS, A. NJ. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Mineralogy, Chemistry and
Geology.
REV. W. II. SCOTT, A. NJ,
Professor Of Greek Language and Literature.
WI c. ADNEv, A. NJ,
Professor Of Malhcmsaics.
REV. ". II. HIRsT, A. NJ,
Professor orLalin Language u,1 Literature
TuE University offers 20 young
men superior facilities for Sting thcmsel-
nes for positions Of honor and usefulness.--
Students will he prepared for the College
Glasses uudor the immediate instruction Of
the Professors of the several Departments,
who will also give NORMAL IvsfRUcTIoN 10
such as are preparing to teach
RooNs are furnished in the University,
for n small fee, in which students may re-
siuo uuu Dohtu lheniHtlNea ~ - NoIN h'll'
expense, when limited moana make this
necessary.
The following persons are admitted, free
Of charge for tuition:
!. One student from each county OF the
State, to be selected by the CoUuty Commis.
siouers and the Auditor.
2. Any United States volunteer, n citi-
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service aud honorably discharged and
3. Any honornbly discharlc' volunteer,
who entered the service a. minor, for ns
long a lime as le was in tho service under
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5r's- For further informo,iop send to the
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BY ORDER or Faculty.
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
NOTICE.

Thomas j. Harris The said Abital P.
VS.. Harris whose residence
Abignl 7. Harris. is unknown, will take
notice that the same Thomas j. Harris OF
the county OF Morgan, in the State Of Ohio,
did On the 10th day Of July, 1869, file his
petition ia the Court of common Pleas,
within aud for the c09nty of Morgan, in
said state OF Ohio, against the said Abigail
Z, Harris defendant, setting forth that the
same Abigail i. Harris did on or about the
goth day a May, 1899, commit adultery
with ono Werner Bowman as AmesYille,
Athens county, Ohio, aud since that time
has been living with said Bowman, in q
state Of adultery, aud that the prayer in
said petition is that the same Thomas j.
Harris be divorced from the said Abigail
=. Harris, and the said Abigail p. Harris is
notified that she is required TO appear aud
answer said petition on or before the 20 day
OF September, 1860, OF the allegations of the
petition will be taken M true.
BALL q Power
Attorneys for Thomas j, Harris.
Aug @, lS69--6w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
DEMOrRATIG SENATORIAL TICKET.
PARAGRAPHS.
Local, Political and Other
wise.
BY A CON rRIBUToR.

Tho White House having boon
deserted, and there being no Press
dent in Washington, (Grant IS look
ing after horses and dogs adrunI-
en- man claimed possession anu de-
clared himself ready and willing to
perform tho duties of President Of
this great Republic, He was arres-
ted and put IN the lock up.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
j. \. Kelly.
Publisher.
g.. 90 a YEAR.

honest, Republican vo!ers Now at
tins time, in tho political affairs Of
the country. It would be we'll for
the wcath producers uni distribu.
tors. (working mem to taac view
Of the situation. and proceed to make
a departure ih tho rlght direction.
IT is said by tho bankers and
those who nrc in their interests,
that tho National banks arc terri.
bly, ovcrtaxcd, as compared with
other property Irthat ~ tho ease.
why don't tho banks close II? and
put their money INTO somo other
business? There is no law compcll-
ing a man 20 run q National bank,
il he docs not want 20. The Gov
crnmcnt endorses the notes Of theso
banks, and thereby doubles the n.
yailabIS capital of the banks, and c.
| ven where ihcro shares have been
suhj5ct TO State and local taxes, they
are sull able to ovado tax upon tho
bonds, which are The basis OF their
business. Tho entire question can
be clearly s,atoI in a few words:
The Government under Radical
/ policy, pays tic equivalent oftwcu.
ty-fvc or thirty millions of dollars
a year, interest on the bonds dcpos.
led rs security for furnishing ito
country with an inferior currency.
, mot legal tcudcrs,) while the pco-
pie would prefer grccbbacks, which
would cost nothing and save tho
twenty five million TO the tax pay
crs Of the country No amount of
so?his,ry can change that state Of
facts.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

THE county Commissioners, soms
time since, published a card, in only
one Of the county papers, rostpo-
ming, for He present, tho survey, To-
cation and construction OF Turn
plke-roads, in this county, until the
epic can be heard from ON that
question, by vo.o or otherwise"
Tho secret Of this whole business
is, the county Commissioners aro
politicians Of the strictcsl sex, un1
fearing the loss of their places. and
that present action will be danu-
ging 20 the political prospects Of
their friends, induced them To- do us
they have. The probable defeat Oh
tho Pike ticket stared them in tho
face, ana Ly tho imporlnEitics,
threats and imprccations Of intercs,
cd outsiders, (who will do almost
anything for the susccss OF the par.
w moved the political bowels of
the county Commissioners 10 such
an extent, that they had compassion,
and granted TO the scared Office
seekers on the Pike ticket, Il short
respite.
Elect the STANTON Pike ticRct and
the Commissioners will take the re-
snlt rs the dcclaI ed vo'co Of thcpco-
pie in favor Of Pixies, and the pi-
kcrs will insist that tho work of
Surveying, &C., shall n: once bo ro-
ncwed. Taxation, and bonded
county debt will follow. Defeat
the STANTON Pike ticket, and tho
Commissioners will not dare TO pro-
ceed IN the wOrk-so reluctantly
abandoned by them for the purpose
Of saving themselves and their
friends from total route. Do this
and the people will forever settle
tho question and escape taxation
and county dobt. A word to the
WISE is sufficient, Making your
selves heard and felt, when you
have She power TO speak and act, for
by neglect and apathy, you may Gnd
Yourselves bound hand and foot and
at the mercy of spectators and
plundcrcrs
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

IN and about the county scat,
they are gong TO vote strong tho
STANTON Pike ticket They will
vote carly and late and vote all tho
time, notwithstanding, they would
mako you believe that tAo Pike
question is not IN issue. These
Pike advocates are looking forward
to the day when they shall sec somo
five or six Turnpike roads radla-
ting from McConnelsville, and cx-
tending thcw long lengths over tho
hills and valleys to the county lines.
They are willing to put up with ia
Turnpike tax on their property,
which will ho about one sixteenth
part OF the levy, it they can success
fully ring in tho other taxable prop.
orIy OF the ccunly, and have il tax
cd for their special benefit. There
is fine picking in tho prospective 20
those few men who will feather
their nests ss the expense of tho
many, in the shape OF fat contracts
and speculating on comfy funds.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

Tho auli-Plke Republicans met
with another defeat ut Beverly, in
tho selection OF u candidate tor Sen
ator. Hon. William p. Sprague,
who is known to be strong anti
Pike man, was defeated by DIR.
Kennedy, who is an avowcd Pike
man. :
To prevent tho nomination Of an
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

Mn j. y. JoYcE, ot this State and
leading Republican, says, 81 sovor
myself from the Ropublcar party,
because it is an organized hypocrl
cy, ushuflling dissimulatlon, n fraud,
"A dclusion, aad snare, combrna
tion OF grasping fanatics, fattoning
on tho vital5 OF the wealth producers
and wealth distributors Of the coun
Try" The reasons a6oyo given By
Mr.. JoYCF, for his leaving tho Rad
ical party, arc good, and wiIl'com
mouG themselves To Nl rcaccung.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

ded to Morgan county. Stra"s
show which way The wind blows
The Pike question ia not dead, MS
some interested individuals would
mako Us boIiovc, IL is ncroly Kept
IN the back ground for fear OF cis-
uslcr 10 Stanton & Co.
To induce the people TO como out
and see Governor Hayes spread him.
-cli upon the political questions Of
the day, it was announced through
tho Herdii that "Govcrnor Hayes 4
one Of the finest orators Of the land
and will have something to say of
vital interest to hard ,rOrkiHg tar
payers Of Morgan county, Well,
At the appointed timo the Governor
made his appearance before n small
audience Of 'hard working tax pay,
crs.' In his speech it was o no,
ticcah'c fact, that ho failed to say
anything in explanation orhls votes
whilo member of Congress, where
he all tho time voted against the in
torcst Of the wool growers Of Ohio
'unl in favor Of ta%lng the "hard
working tax payers Of the State
. Tor the benefit Of the New England
woOlcn manufacturers. lIo also
failed TO say anything about hls
vote in Congress, cxempting from
taxation, for any purpose, whatever,
that half million dollars invested by
citizens OF Morgan county. in State
bonds and other Government sccur.
llios. These two vital interests 10
the hard working tax payers oil
Morgan county" were purposoly
perhaps, overlooked by his Excol-
lcncy. These two political Qucs-
lions, woJld have been, at this time
interesting subjects 0! explanation
and discussion, in view OF the low
price, row, and for some time past
received by Our farmers for then
wool, Tho raw material that goes
into the manufacture Of New En-
gland woolcn goods. The profits gC
into the pockets of the Now Eng,
land manufacturer, and for who's,
interest such kind OF legislation wa,
exclusively intended. These qucs
ions should have been discussed, il
view Of the fact, that tho exemption
irom Taxation OF half u million dol
lars worth OF property OF this coun,
", is Unjust, and is heavy burthcr
upon the "hard working tax pay
ers' Of this county, and to tho Il
mount Of taxes saved TO tins kind o.
property, must, in consequence o
the exemptions, DO made up by 9th
or property, roal and personal pu
upon the tax duplicate. Twonty
thousand dollars taxes assessed an,
collected upon the exempted wcaltl
of this county, for all purpose
whatever, including the four mil
tnx on the projected Turnpikcsroads
would bo a great relief to the "hart
working tax layers" But Haye
& Co, say, mo gcnrlomon grumb
ers, VIC will not consent 10 tax Uni
ted States bonds and other securi
ties Of tho Government. You mus
dig and work away, and pay you
taxes upon your real and olhc
property, for our policy is such, tina
wo must take care of the rich an,
.he rich in turn, will take care 0
the peOr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
Caller Of Art.
w, G. TRESIZE

asks the p ibllc to call and examine his
specimen Photagraphs, Ferrctypcs, Am-
hrrtypes, Gems, &c., &C., which cnnuot be
SUI passed anywhere. lie has perfected al
rangemenis whereby any one can be ac-
comodated with the finest of Oil Paintings
aud pictures of India Ink Work. Rooms
over Boone's srdllcr Shop, In J. C.. stones
building, Conter Street, M'Conncisyillc,
Ohio.
jan 1-1v.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

TUE "GorerpmcAt' is let LOOSE.
aud is now running at large. The
President and all his Cabinet have
become eStcnsive travellers, and no
one Ct them is to be found at his
proper place. Slvoral select Con,
grcssonal committees, with hosts Of
invited friends, with thoir wives
aud thoir children, are juuketing
and fcasting at the expense of the
people, all over the country, from
the Atlantic u the Pacific, and from
the Inllcs to tho Gnll-proiondIng
TO be engaged in the investigation
o. some importan. matters. What
q difference betwccn noe and thcH,
m the management and conduct of
pubic affairs, and in the fidelity OF
our public servants, "Strlke for
your Country! Strike far Ratrcnch-
mont (See hand,bill for Hayes
mecting)
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

tho day, we hope he will not veg.
lcct to show up the superiority Of
the negro over the white race, and
the beauties and advantages to both
races, growing Out ofindIscriminaic
analgamatiUn, Also, that he will
touch npon the Importance Of pay
ing Off tho Unil"d States bonds IN
gold instead nf lrcrubaclis, and the
continuation OF gold interest on the
same, and other financial questions
which TIC people arc deeply in;cr.
cstcd in. lie will not, VIC hopc, ig.
moro his darling measure Of build
ing Turnpike roads in this county.
now, or in irrespective, nor will ho
fail 10 tell tho people how he labor.
ed and voted Glr the passage ofthat
law in tho Legislature, and how nc
resisted General Balls proposition,
1 to submit the question Of pike or no
pike to the people; and, how after
hrs return homo, he urged upon the
Culnly Commissioners of this coua
ty, immediate action under the law,
| Tor the location aud construction oi
several Turnpike. roads. without re.
/ leriTng the question to vote Of The
people; ani, how nc voted Cor near.
/ ~ all the mcasu"- 80 passed through
the last Legislature, ann now com
plaircd ofqnd denounced Nv Hayes
Ills colleague or the State tlckot rs
''cxtravagant and wnstofull, unpar-
allclcd rccklcssncss and pronIgac,
IN tho matter Of local taxation, un.
limited powers Of County Commits
sioncrs, &C., &c
These are interesting subjects 10,
discussion, and they are what IN,
tax payers arc just now luquirnl
after, and seeking somc light uTon
They arc live issues, deserving th,
notice Of tho Colonel, aud he shonl,
cniightcn his hearers If he is Willing
and able TO do 1t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
MCoNNEISv1LLE. OHIO, SEP, B. 1869

anti Pike candidate, by that Con b.
vention, enough Of the Kennedy
Pike men went over and sold out to
Washington, county that had no
claims for candidate, the candi-
date all along having been couco-
ded To Morgan county. Stra~s
show which way the wind blows
The Pike question ia not dead, MS
some interested individuals would
mako Us boIiovo, IL is wcroly kept
~ the back ground for fear Of cis-
astrr 10 Stanton & Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

BY Tho eyes of all tho Irish po-
talocs ara sa,d TO be on the Eng
lish prcmicr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
1,aaEEcT sPECTICLEs,
$. Il. WELB.sA59sON,


dealer in
CLOCN3, WATCHES. ondJEWELRY,
u Connclsvillc, Ohio,
SOLE AGENTS FOR the sale Of these
PERFECTED sPECTAClEs,
from whom only Ihey can be procured,
We EMPLOY NO PFDLAPS.
Dee n 1888 ~.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
}. Il. 4 Fin. Il. Hanna,

Attorneys AT Law.
PCONNELSVTLLE, OHIO,
viii attend promptly TO all business en-
n lustod to them, Special attention given
to collections Office on Center Street, three
doors west of the Public squsre.
v2u2o--iy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

We DO rot wish 10 bring into
controversy tho correctness and
certainty Of q Science hut IN our
opinion phrcnoIogy is great and
arrogant humbug. Tho PhrToiog.
icql Journal, in lis last number,
publishes an analysis of GRANTS
cranIum. 1t gives him hnt a mod
crGto Development OF tho bump
"Acqnisitivcncss,' winch bump in
ducos a man to get all he can and
koop all he gctF. From this con-
cluslon Of the JOu,waL we appeal to
any ono of tho hundred subscribers
TO GRANTS great Gilt Enterprise. %
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

Ar the annual election hold IN
this State, only two years ago, PoND
was elected u Representative 10 tho
State Legislature, from tins cOunty,
and, ut the Same election majority
Of more than 10000 declared against
Negro suffrage, yet, notwilhstanf.
ing all this, Pond, and all the Rad
lea; members Of both Senate and
House voted to force that measure
upon tho people in the tacc Of this
popular verdict.
PoND also voted for tho Turnpike
law, and At public meeting, held
IN Shcpard's Hall, McConnclsviIlc,
in - speech and resolution, he ur-
god immediate action by the county
Commissioners, under that law.
Judging the man by his past pub
lio conduct, can the people have con.
iiIence that no will regard, or ro
spcct expressed public opinion on
any question?
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-03


BGPThe demonstration at Mt. Crawford on Sat-
urday last was quite success. The Masons and
Odd Fellows did not turn out for some reasons to
us unknown, but the Friends of Temperance were
out in full force There were quite number
from this town, and also some from Waynesboro'
and Harrisonburg. They formed at ten o'clock
in front of their Hall, and preceded by the Mt.
Crawford brass band marched to the grove North
of the town. Here the vast crowd which had as
sembled to partake of the hospitality of the peo-
pie of that locality, and to show by their pres
ence the deep interest they feel in all efforts to
improve the standard of morals by erecting hou-
ses of worship, were addressed by A. T. Maupin,
of this place, on the subject Of Temperance. He
was followed by Rev. Mr.. Gardner, Of Harrison
burg who explained the object of the meeting,
to be to raise funds for erecting Methodist
Church, South For more than an hour he inter
ested the vast audience present. and when he closed
between three and four hundred dollars were rails
ed towards the object named.
The dinner provided by the people Of Mt. Craw-
ford and vicinity was not only ample for all pres
emit, but was most dilicieus. -
We are truly pleased to learn that o deep inter-
est is taken by the people Of Mt. Crawford in the
Temperance cause, and that the prospects of the
ssFricnds'' there is bright and Frightening. Let
the good work go on here, and all over the land
and we will be happier, better and more pros
porous people.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-03
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-03
MARRIAGES..

Near Churchville, Augusta county, Va, May
26th, 1869, by the Rev. P. Fletcher, Charles B.
Berry, NJ D. to Miss Ella d. Bear. S
On the Goth of May, 1869, by the Rev. j. NJ
Shreckise, Mr.. William Smiley to Miss Hannah
Lucus, all Of Augusta county, Va
By the same, May 9th, 1899, Mr. Samuel c.
Clatterbaugh to Miss Nancy Anderson, all Of
Rockbribge county.