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AMUSEMENT
NAfloNsL THFITrR


wEDNHsDAY FyENIEG. Februarv Ir.c.
yAvIuI9SsGI sIsTEfs. Tee oresf pssT'
siAe BALLET 1RoueE. and the fsfsc,lc1.
CAu Gan THts EgtNlNG the performance viii
e-m1ence Itth I've auyusiae Pace % ms nnAD
SHof toOIsa. nr.t appearance thf. .-.ss7 D
Miss BLaNcHs easf The pe-foraaae~ %
IXioE; on IHxMks AT rex wsssL
nA1IEvD sATCRp.Y a. , o,oiosk hams..io,
80 e.nts: Children, as Ticle;s Cor Sale Ios
N 8f u = ROTT HALL.
trALIAs OPERA.
Two KlGHfe ONLY
The py1r0I OR hees lesve 3" snnc..c. So .,..
EVENING" OF wADNespAf and rHGRsDaN
rsnrn.rT 10Th and nth. ROssinis e.~r-'il'Vhs :
IL BsRBIBRg ~ sryuLTA
and DopiEesn's chsrmips orESs b.
DON paeoCALR
on b-th thee occasion. MAD FANNY VA
IALl E1eIA, the eelefrsted cONTRAlyO fr-sn
&c New orb Acad mp Of Music and tie prfscipa
IhssGes ~ America. will speear. IN cour>~fi,u
WIN " following eminent Artist.
pMLLs cAfTGRiHA LAMI, the distir xul-h a
rfns .nas soprano beeeiera
SIG list the t.vos IT, Tenor lacr,ern nm
u,psesec for HE silrcry vsioe ssd wOnaerf.i ne
slen krlNA, the fsmou. Baritone. fros. 81
~ H%ir.l Theatres e Furops -nd ~. O. frnn
p, nosH- Theatre st EOng kong and Vanilla
sIGS srsIsI. the greet sass.. sIG,R a..
KIM. SiS'k yfNCENSO So oths-. Sc ~
seR1 y. ms.icsl Dir ctr e"
Tick - 81 Res.rSed -eafs s. cenfs..r-,
The ca 20 tickets will co-,n..-a -. -.
FehruSrs =. At Me- serott . Nusi- stor NNNi'
poors open at n O. oOmm-uoes ~ 5 O'Clock
fee 3r
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TBE RrNABKABLE SENSATION.
TIE world famed Male Femade ertf..
kbLA ZONARA
No ooe Knows wbether che g. = lady gentleman
First aiSht Of N lie CeIestfue Fir-f rigtIs - q
Fam 8evibe. Grand succ-.s % the grand GO
CAkTE6BUkY CAN CAN.
hlle lnEJlA and Mors wHITgOFF
TIE .TASrAkDS Lovssy Laiy OroupinR.
NER a..
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ART GAL LERT.
500 PENNSYLVANIA yrrUt
BKrwkDN HIETH AND rKHrH sTRtfr
A choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS -.
T TSSSSiS4VisSsi ttsaISSISsSsssFas' $3.50
20, .ss n s sa.ss r TsfSksf fa.rns. ooAo.
Picture Frames mace T. order. Pric.s u.es.
are; m,, A.N.s snIsn,
pp Prcrrfe.oT
pRoFs. kRIIG DANCING AOAprNy
aotel We would respectfully annOsso. ;asi
.zsh price. e VII .uit the .ine.. ana S Ssrse.a&
and see us for Circular. and ipfopps,icn CO.. 80
On TUESDAY and sATCRDaY, from 5 e S'cis..
fatSg. both PrOkesoTs ooi.isStiv IL stssnGsS5.
RAIL eosTUMIs
A splendid assortment Of Las,.., ans cs,,.,
Fancy Comic and oharscter and Party rres.ss At
F,.,eb.r Hor. I nsesr posohurs.
~ ~ esf,y and secure your Dresses for the CON-
L. MoxLEr'
FANCY DRIssks AND DoAINoEs,
Fer Ladies, Gentlemen, and Cbild,ss,
No. 445 TENTH STREET.
tSecond door worth OF sTr-os1 AZ pa
FOR RENT-FANCY BALI cgS-p~ ss-
=, ne SUP snp.rs sArorobe OF well kno~n Actor
mnn,s On sI,i i9I bas or DrsnAtio fut-rtsiu,
10th and streets. Ns In
nj ARIsI's vAsHIONABLI pAsOIse
w =, between es a. .Dl ,a,h ,,r,.,. a
I.5'ien =, app, st sls ao. 3, ior eireS
Days Of Tuition Ter Misses and n.-ar,-r,..
For Gentlemen-s oadsya v I'd ness., a. a. = ~.
orosy, ron 70 10 ,. m. seI.-r
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

TT FIFTH WARD
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TIE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING
For the ps3mept OF dues. viii be held over Doc
ley,s Drug Store corner Penna avenue ani Sd st
east, Oh
MONDAY, February 18th at7pu
Over 5fO were taken at the d rst me citing.
Mo- thiy payments 81 per share
Those desiring to Ike stock are re- uested to at
tend.
JAMES A. TAFT. P.ssidert
III sTAILKY, Vice President.
GEO. =. GUbICK. Treasurer.
VT JOHNSON, Secretary. fe lost
TEGoNOMICAL BUILDING AssOOIA-
a. ned fer ~, the SsYnnt of dues
~ N, a. CIssst, & swee eS h Rooms AI No. q
s.l E.t Space I'd floor. FRED. k9ONEs.
w CON sULTAT!os Rooms,
aac Betwesn 18th and 18th.
rLECTURL LaRACE GREENWoOP will
ia COMMON Life, ~ &c the 4 street Baptist Oaurch
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, February Lotto,
admitting &c niieman an lady IS
admitting one g"ntiemsa and
Tickets for sale at Hopkin Jc9ciry store cor
neI 5th an streets. Also at the door. fe st
GBANKBUP feY -Tke last smepdnent of
sseaings CON mencsd after the first day Of Jsnu.ry
Nh.se assets .haii not be equal to fifty centun
IF The claim rr2rsd against ais estate. 1ecn which
pa shall be lisbl- pal dbtOT. This clauas
GOES net however. shut Out from the be OF the
sg an Ssss9r' fSr i further pISvides that
tsin conditions, can receive the.r discharges.
!hs1so esy may o m
Ions debtors without assets still ap pl iug for
nP Gf ihs is at the
hemsslse. OF its Ssass and 20 have assets
luded in the terms Of the limiaston '' The SUBJ n
Gerber viii give irformatien On this subject at oil
ZINES without charge.
Act, ,,r {, and Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
TArTENTIos, C9IoKErERs.-A meeting
carte IN THURSDAY, the 18th instant L cry
BY Orqsr OF the Fresi, emit.
M nj oLpsT CEMETERY.
all persons uro n sa gurcha. ed OTIS or part, Of
Ira 10 The Ia .,e hereby not hedith.t Il
arcs, rci6 Its I'D part ~ lots will be foD
islts,., he aD.i.e them moved, and the ground
By order Of the Company.
Cbhs ] WHITE, ID. Pres,
"a -eottel5 ilatel .ChrJn tiep
rS REMOVAL DIR Z PIPER
tS hes removed -
423 l2TH STREET,
!al5-In next 70 southwest corner Of Nov lrk ave.
NJ DENrAL HoTIOE
w II. BARRETT, d. d. s..
q ermerly Of Phils. phis} 80. 20 a. street be-
tween a. ave. I'D street.
TAI. All Dental 0ps -st.ons skillfuIl, performed.
Pure Nt:ross Oxtds.
krFEsENc
Prof. ]. L. Backing all, D u s
ProI. James Truman. ID d
Pref. Geo. Barker u - 5
froi Bnae Wfidman. D., d. II. : Psnnsylys-
MIA College Of DeT.ai Surgery. Phiiadeipbia.
harvey LfnGsley, n. d, No, 37e Cssreef, " oh.
tnGtop, d. q. oc n a.
mXeO. y. OUnnIEE
VI Sar eEVEETH sThKNT,
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE EoUsn-
Who're the public rnsy und, aiwa,s sxh,t thev
SEnt " and thar Of tue be-. quality
sEVEGTB sTRsET
- f.a%Rl nuHt -
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IL 1000 Miles
uNHGS PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are Now Completed.
A. 500 miles Of The western portion Ct the hoe,
begfnnii & at Sacransato, ere also done. hut 9.
261 SzsLKs REMAIN
TO BE FINIsHBD. TO OPEN THn 0RAND
THROUGH LINE TO TIE PkCYFI0 TaIs
OPENING WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLAon
EARLY THIS SEASON.
Besides . doaatea from tie GoSerunsnt OF
l2-s0 acres Of iand per mile, tho Company 10 En-
titled to Q subsidy In q. 3. Bonds on its line
completed and aocspted, ct the average rate Of
about Us 500 psn mile riding the di ulties
encountered, fsp which the Governns sakss Q
second lien - security. Whether subsidies are
given to any Of her companies not, the Govern
ment will comply With all its contracts with the
enion Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amour. Of bonds to vhic y the Cofapauy will
be entitled have already been delivered.
FIRST MORTGAGE BOMBS
AT PAR.
By its charter. the Company t. permitted to IT,
sue 10 own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the
same amount rs the Cover nment bonds, asd no
more. Thsss Bonds are . Fiat Mortgage upon the
whole rosda ell its EQUIPMENTS.
THEY HAVE THIBrY YEARS TO BUN, AT
SIX PEI CENT, and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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DLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS.
were oeenine e. day 70 pieces more ~ tao,,
s23; $3.50; % 10; and % Der yard.
I'VE have also 10 Iteces Of O. j. BoNW9r a
co D. esiebrstsd LYONS BLACK Silks. vhsee
be bought In Hew York, Philsdsiphia, or boston.
~ Eysning SILK e. e. great variety ct Ix-
j. J. NAY co.,
fsie-r SOS p. ave., bet. 9Th aud 10 h sts.
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0eO. ,. UUNnIEE.
VI Sa1 eEvEr'rH eTrhkNr,
= An EXTEHsIVEBDOTa AND SHOE EoUsn
Who're the public rrsy nnd, aiwa,g II thev
HEnti" and thar q tue best quality.
sEVEETB aTREET
I've eeors 0oats Q! h AUD Northern Aarlss
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NEW TALE OF UNDERGROUND LEE
Just Ready.
DEEP DOWN: Tale Of the Cornish Nina.
~ 4 n esa.ntyne. Aathor Of "Fightine
Isl:nd," etc. With illustrations limo. Fine
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LIFE AND LE-TERS o. fIrZ 0RsENE
E hALCECK. By James Grant wikon, ore
vol. limo I've stsel Eogrevings. Cloth eilt
TOP. uniform with Hallscks poems.
THE JERUsALEM DELIVERED OF TOROUA
TO TA6SO. Translates into English Snense.
Ltan Verse, nth . life OF the Author By j.
d. Whasn. lsmo., ps2er, ga -. Price. so.
THE CHAPLEr or PEARLS, Dy Miss Younve
Authorlof Tho Heir Of Redclyfe {" "6earts
ease "ete With Illastrafiors One vol Acc
paper cover. Price ,s1.S0; in eloth.-... % 90.
TIE POACHER. BY Captain Marryatt. Rein.
the ninth, volume ofthe new cheap edition ~
MarryattS Novels. Handsomely printed on
fne papar, from largo clear tyre, with an or
rementel paper cover: Volumes ALREADY Issued:
Midshi pman Easy ~ Peter Simple !" "Jsc ,b
"Japhet in search Of Father, "Nevtcu
loISer," "Pseha Of Many Tales" Price.
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This large amount 10 only indication of the
immense traffic that must go over the through line
in Q few months, when the gre at tide OF Pacific
coast travel and trade will begin. 1t Is estimated
that this business AUST make the earnings of the
road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS
YEAR.
AZ the supply Of these Bonds will soon cease
parties who desire to invest in them will find IL
for their interest to do so at once The price for
the present Is par and accrued interest from an
l, in currency.
Cd. As<.aa I'LL H.
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- CON sULTATIos Rooms,

-GRACE GREENwOOD will
US deliver her csleb rated lecture. ~ ne Heroic
in Common Life, st the street Baptist Caurch
MEDNESpAY EVENING, February lOtn,
lss9.
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w ORMLKYp CELEBRATED
DINING BOOKS,
AT NOS. 80. 31a, SIS AND $40 I STREET.
Between 18th and 10th stre,u.

woRAL G3
Having returned nom Paris. 10 nov prepared to
furnish Dinner Parties, euppsrs, &e. in the finest
style. He purchased when in Paris Q superb Din.
ner Bet, which cannot Be eQualled in thfs oountry
~ I-lm JAME1 WORMLlY
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nTECONOMlCAL BUILDING ASsOOIA-
N IIOS.-The tenth monthly meeting of this
Association vii b. neld fer the payn of dues
Oh WEDNESDAY next, the 10th instant st
q IN 81 Clseett q eweeney's Rooms, No. 4
y ktt Space, I'd floor. FRED KOONEs,
10 Secretary.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23
Linn County Teachers Institute.

The Linn County Teachers Institute
was attended by respectable number of
the citizens of the county. Those in
attendance, no doubt, were very proftably
entertained by the manner in which the
exercises were conducted, it being well
calculated to promote our educational
interests.
The principles of Arithmetic were in
troduced by G. Chingman, and discussed
by Ell. c. Phillips, d. Porter and others.
School Government was introduced by P.
Fl. Wigle, followed by c. Gray and
others.
Many other important questions, relat-
ing to common schools, were discussed
with ability and shrewdness. The speak
ers generally showed familiarity with
their profession, and competency to
give instruction to the youth.
A very creditable and pleasing feature
of the occasion, was the reading of essays,
by Ell. G. Phillips, T. J.. Porter, Miss Il.
J. Smith, Miss I. ID. Watts, Miss M. A.
Gray and Miss M. A. Morgan.
The following persons were elected
officers for the next session: VIM. Nor
gan, President; P. FL. Wigle, Vice Pres
ident; I. l.. Porter, Secretary; Thos.
Morgan, Treasurer, and P. III. Wigle, c..
Gray and H. Russell, Executive Com
mittee. Adjourned to meet at Harmony
Church, the first Thursday in June, 1870.
r.. i. PORTER,
Secretary protein.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

REGULATORS IN INDIANA-A ter
rible state of affairs is reported in the
vicinity of Taylorvillc, Wariock county,
Indiana. On Sunday last two men were
shot fatally in quarrel with band of
regulators, to whom the men killed are
said to have belonged. Several people
have been driven out of the neighbor-
hood, and others have been wounded by
these self-elected administrators ofjustice.
One man, who had paid no attention to a
warning, was found dead. Law abiding
people seem paralyzed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23
The Maiien and the Moon.

o, Moon did you SEQ
My love and
In tho vale, beneath the sycamore treee
Whatever befell,
o, Moon, don't tell
Twas nothing amiss you know very well
o. Moon, you know
long time ago
You left the sky and descended below
OF summers night,
By your own sweet light,
TO meet your Endymion on Latimos' hight.
And there, O, Moon
You gave him boon
You wouldn't I'm sure have granted at noon
Twas nothing amiss,
Being only the bliss
of giving-and taking-an innocent kiss.
Some churlish lieut.
Was spying about,
Went off and babbled-and SO it got out
But for all the gold
The sea could hold,
o, Moon l wouldn't have gene and told.
So, Moon, don't tell
OF what befell
My lover and me in the leafy dell
He is honest and true,
And remember, too,
We only behaved like your lover and you
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

New MAGAzINE.-A new monthly,
called "Hitchcock's New Monthly Mag
azine," has made its appearance on our
table. The October number, in addition
to the usual pages of choice reading, con-
taiEs the words and music of 'sThe Starry
Flag" MY Soul to God, my Heart to
Thee" and exit Flanagan's Fairy, -
winding up with that beautiful piece Of
music entitled ''Thc Kiss Waltz" The
magazine is tastily printed, on heavy
paper, ia the ordinary size and form of
regular sheet music, and is the cheapest
publication of its character in the United
States. It is published at "A Beekman
street, New York: BY BENZ. ". Hitch
cock, at SIS per annum.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

TIDAL WAvE.-A telegram from
Boston dated October 9th, says that two
residents of New Castle report that they
were on the beach, at 10 o'clock on Mon
day night last, and that there was one
tidal wave which was Is feet high.
They ran when they saw it coming, but
one fell among the rocks, to which he
clung, the wave going over him. It ran
125 feet above high water mark, and
three inmates after, there were no traces
of it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

OMAHA REpUBLICAN-The Omaha
Republican, comes to us in an entire new
dress, looking as neat as a new pin, and
filled with sparkling gems of thought.
1t is one of the ablest papers in the West
as we'll as one of the largest, being
thirty-six column sheet. 1t is published
daily, tri-weekly and weekly, at $40, s5
and 81 80 per annum. We welcome it
to our exchange list
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

SUPREME JUsTICE.-A rumor from
Washington is to the effect that Judge
Pierrepont, of New York, will be ap-
pointed one of the Justices of the Su-
preme Court Attorney General Hoar
preferring to remain in the Cabinet to
accepting place on the Supreme Court
Bench.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

THE GUARD-Published at Eugene
City, is going to commence the new vol
ume in new dress, ETC.. We can but ad-
mire the energy and pluck of the propri-
etors, even if they do occupy the wrong
political pew. As Democratic journal,
the boys raise s.big hand" /"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

OHIo--Late dispatches say that the
Republicans of Ohio claim, and the DEM
ocrats coneede, 10000 majority for
Hayes, and three Republican majority in
the House, and one majority in the SEN
ate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

The Republicans of Iowa are dissatis-
fed with the new Secretary of War, Gen
Belknap- IF he is Republican at all,
he is of most conservative kind, and
does not in any way represent radical
Iowa with her 10000 for Grant.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

Admiral Farragut's condition was such
as to justify the most sanguine hopes OF
his friends for his recovery, unless some
sudden violent relapse takes place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

x-Governor Ritter, of Pennsylvania,
aged 90 years, died at Carlisle, on the
10th
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

Why is beefsteak like a locomotive !?
It is not Of much account without it's
tender.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23

IowA.-Returns from Iowa indicate
thot the Republican majority will be
about $4,000
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-23
Chr Albang 2egister.
o. s. Official Paper fer Oregon.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1869.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
"CHEYENNE, Sept, .,
netirIng senator's.

The terms or sixteen United States
Senators expire in 1871, and several Of
their successors will be elected during
the present year The names of those
whose terms expire are as follows; IT,
V. Miller, Georgia. Richard Yates, Him
ois; James w Grimes, Iowa; Edmund G..
Ross, Kansas; Thomas G, Nc' reery,
Kentucky; VIM, Pitt Fessen'en, Mainei
Henry Wilson, Massachusetts, Jacob NJ
Howard Michigan; Daniel S Norton,
Minnesota; John NJ Thayer Nebraska
Aaron II. Cragin New Hampshire; A.
lexander g Cattel New Jersey Geo.
II. Williams, Oregon Henry b. An
thony; Rhode Island Joseph S. Fow-
Ter Tennessee VIM. t. Wiley, West
Virginia total, l6
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
NOTICE.

Thomas J Harris The said Alba P.
vs. Harris whose residence
Abigail =. Harris. is unknown, will take
notice that the same Thomas j. Harris OF
the county of Morgan, in the State Of Ohio,
did Oh the 10th day Of july 1869, file his
petition in the Court of common Pleas,
within aud for the county of Morgan, in
said State Of Ohio, against the said Abigail
p, Harris defendant. setting forth that the
same Abigail p. Harris did ON or about the
goth day of May, 1860, commit adultery
with one Werner BOWMAN a. Amesville,
Athens county, Ohio, aud since that time
has been living with said Bowman. in a
state Of adultery, and that the prayer in
said petition 10 that the same Thomas i.
Harris DO divorced from the said Abigail
i. Harris, sAd the said Abigail p. Harris is
notified that she Ia required TO appear and
answer said petition on or before the 20 day
of September, 1869, or the allegations Of the
petition will be taken rs true.
BALL & POwER
Attorneys for Thomas j. Harris.
Avg. 6, lsG9--6w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
TIE GOLDEN STATE TO THE
STATES OF THE ALLAN
TIC, SENDS WORDS
OF CHEER!!
NEGRO Suffrage, CHINESE
suffrage AND RADIO
Al RULE NOWHERE.

4 brief telegram from Governor
H"ight, Of California, to George II
Pendleton, the next Governor Of
Ohio, tells tho whole talo Of Radlc-
nj do'eat and disaster, aud ofa dem
ocrutic triumph for the country,
thus;
SAN FRANcIsco, S"pt, 2, 1869.
Overwhelming Democratic maj.
orlty in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of tho Legislature Democratic
California voted !or GRAYr-tho
has seen the error Of her ways,
and California now fires the first
gun for the great campaign Of 60,
whlch is TO send Radical misrulo to
th" tomb Of the Capulcts,
"Unwept, unhonored, aud unsrug."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
$500 A YEAR.

the rank Of private ~ that Of
Commissioned Officer, and now olds
an honorable discharge. No other
defence against this charge Of cow
ardico need be made.
IL will bc the general opinion and
verdict Of the pooplc, that 1t is not
becoming in one, who was a stay.
at-home loyalist, a summer soldier
and a sunshine patriot, one who
said to the young men Of the land
"go boys" into the bloody strife,
whilst he escaped the Jrafts Of that
Gay, by Veteran credits and the
hbcrality Of others, to be engaged
in tho business Vt charging coward.
ioo upon others. Captain Timber.
Like Will certainly survive all such
attacks coming from Pyle & Co.
Our attention has boon called 70
an unfair, ungentlemanly and un-
called for criticism contained in tho
last Herald, upon the letter Of Mr..
TtMBERLAKE, in answer to one Of
inquiry addressed to him by Mr..
Elwood. The Herald man seems TO
be greatly exercised and furiously
indignant at the contents Of that
letter. Mr.. TiNBERLAKE's letter ap.
pears 10 be- troublesome TO the Or
gan Of The Pixies, for the reason that
il ,ukes much Of tho wind out Of
their sails, and they fear that IL
will prove satisfactory TO all the
anti-pikers, both Democrats and
Republicans. To break the force
and effect Of thls manly and consis.
tent letter OF Mr.. Timberlakes, the
Herald tails incoEtlnently TO abusS
ing Mr.. Timborlake in manner
that is by no means commendablo
or convincing.
We select few of the choice ex-
pressions from tho Herald article,
for tho edificatiop OF your readers,
and we give them merely to show
the anihnosity Of Piker, who ia
destitute Of argument but lavish in
abuse.
Tho Herald says that Mr.. Timber.
lakes letter "is unsatisfactory and
cowardly.' The card of Mr.. T.
has not even tho m"ril 81 honesty
or candOr in it, Tim berlako is
political trickstcr as dishonest as no
cowardly." Would any one have
any doubt about Timbcrlako's de.
hbcrato purpose TO misrepresent.
cheat, and deceive the people?"-
"TimberlulIe IA wooden man"
1T is tho duty Of every Republican
to vote TimberluiSe n stupid dolt,
with but ono idoa." "Timbcrlako
carries water on both shoulders. -
"Tlmberlako is set down as q mon
to bank, the which, Tlmbcrlako has
conclusivoly proven himself 10 be"
"Tlmberlako is dangerous and un-
Trustworthy"
These are few oftho more harsh
cpithets used by tho Herald towards
Mr.. Timberlnko, the Peoples can
didate for Representative. whero
Mr. Timberihke is personally known
such stuff as this, belchod forth as
it il is, from corrupt NAV, will
have no inhuehce whatever. Mr..
Tlmbcrlqke stands high among his
uolghbors and acqualntances us q
gentleman, patriot and as a relia~
bio aud trustworthy man. We say
to tho Herald, Viper, gnow at tho
| file"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
WCoNNEISvILLE, OHIO, SEP TO- 1869.
PARAGRAPHS.
local, Political ana other.
wise.
BY A Contribution.

THE Pliers about town and tllu
Court llorso say, that the anti Pike
Republicans don't amount TO much
eithor iu numbers or respectabillty;
have none or but little influence,
and are u set Of disappointed Office
seekers that they expect, before
the cl)sc Of the polls, TO bo able to
make all things right with those
who may 10 worth their attention.
We opnc that these gentlemen who
pride themselves or their unbouud-
ed influence, will find 1t labor lost,
when they undertake to wheodle,
coax and drive the sturdy RcrubH.
can tax payers Of tho county into
their measures and their way Of
thinking. These men have hon
estly taken hold ui this matter in II
business like manner aud they do
not intend 10 be coaxed, driven or
hatterod from the positions they
have so deliberately taken The
"argumentUm al pocketum' with a
large National dobt, heavy taxes in
the present and prospective. staring
the people IN the face, will be suf-
fic'ont 70 innueuce thor action aud
is now scnsiblJ working in tho
minds of tho thoughtful and pru-
dent.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
NOTIG,E.

William GuGcy. The said delendqnts Dan
VI. icl Sims and Matthew
Daniel Sims Sims nre hereby notified
Matthew Sims. that the said William Gut-
fey, Plaintiff did On the 2nd day of June,
1869, file his petition in the court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Morgan county Ohio, on two
notes executed on May %, 1854, and paya-
Die one aud two years after, for 500 each,
msde payable to Elizabeth Gutley ar order
and by her transferred TO william Guiley
this plaintiff, and that unless they answer
this petition by the 23rd day of October,
1860, the petition will be taken as good and
judgment render 4 thereon according TO the
prayer Of petition.
j. E.& FIS. n. HASSA.
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August 49, Ts69.-6w