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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
JAY COOKE & Co.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT or THE NATIONAL
PARK BASK.-Parties who are occupying or who
may occupy Safes in the BURGIAR-PRooF VAULT Of
this Bank, are informed that two capacious Safes,
Gxs feet are SGT aside for the grattous storage Of
SILVER WARE and other YALUABLEs during the
Summer months, while the owners are absent from
the city To those DESTROYS of Obtaining the greatest
security for their valuable papers, we would state
that there arc still few Safes TO be rented il the
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT of this Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

HAvASA Nav i6be hosas eo,ng prices o. eresis
ds for tbs ending rs: Sgsrrhe lover grades have I'm
proved ,os; Nos 10 aud T. D. s. Is active a. Sia9l reals aoot
reals y ar1be Expoe frrg the vel
o vass and Nzas; md 1900 bids 70 foreiEt
countres aad 500 the United States stock in warehouses
Hay,na a Natsns IL ooJ hhiA Moassei sussf
ant g. an reAA NEaOyalosRf good Retiring active At Itae
Rad M6a,.rs-Clayed IL 6c reals key musFato or com
mo. a s8 reals lard IN 2te IN 10 h uus 2Zcfn
1onr srmer sales at 09sll p bb Batter active Isio" agisa
War-Yelo steady st 81 - arOes MeNe
busyat A. sll Peoeum setye sales at Sa9 reals gsHoa
bbL Hans active; Commoh nae1 % Nesh
Cusd 2Ic y Lnmbsr-Yelow Pine - IA teuasd :. e NJ
White Pe 6rar Shocks Adyalcng sales A. u S o oot
- UgteIs IA demand Freighs tu y loI q Sgaf Y
Ne I States 81 55 y Md q Sugar, 81 559Ss ~ bhi 81
Z tun Falmouth aud onieEsi ~ ~ E1ebass
90 LONDON, Paris, All Czited Siets unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
nnMpsrIc MARKrrs.

Cnrc,oo Ma, IsPoS, dui Smiss RItss $50 IS ~. Wheat
sns ,S o. No. ~ No No. ut SIC oa srSsp
No. soc Rs quiet sHd lostTi sales q No 81 ~
H T15 fai w. 4 Mes, PORK 1 Ss 80 50 lad he DR.
shouis llle Rongh sides he sh9hS hitdls ltiese
ssStt 60 g Ss a. a Is ,oy rs. .rd s,s - "a
50 .Loea Cattle Ggs, s q - for light to S'0A
sss; Nsy s.sT seyei ale. n 1000 bills at ss ssr
no spnasi % @ amber Wg % loy VILE, - ., pouss
srt so bh A@5s S'1's ~ - - IoI 'e ,' 80 o,'I
,gke Barley lies Bye rd Peas journal Corn Meal 81 50
s"t mis,d Is iI dezap1 shorts s22a s23i spsat, siia
RJs &C. to Ssso, Lander, 81 9 g .e aud,es R,ilI0.d
BGgS,Io Nav is-oai Trry DALI reported What
reelected SPiaE nominal a. 81 Chicago "a Corr DALI
..1,o ai 1 sHd 90 5s New q zoe 0. oFsT bsisi
sa.95 3 s. s S ssI asSapSl F S., S
LEa qus,s HiS Hshylas noah, a. e VIZ,
unchanged Cora quiet s5e Rye dali a. ~ o.; B.ry-H' g
n,od Co,'G P,1 s .S, sHD. Ss :, 80 20
sss.g SO 1851. Msls he'd srneri shoaMe' mie
ssiS,e M sbosiiSrs Char R5 ard Clear SIDES t. higher
sFEIE9ss %J Isco,Sa QUIET Mdiios, 2sla2si ..lss
So bales E,s ~ S,Ss S sS 2s S' .0 S' ta e
ssrfss IS 81 Double EItr. IS IS; Treble B5tra % IS Cor
s ss r %s a'f b. Ca. Is i Lsse faS kf
~ eeee sufa-ComTen Frse ss A9ss' 1S.ln.I
Var I5ic Pine. l7,c
Clear R6 ss lsi' csi5 side 'ie Mes. pss s2i IS IIEs
Fn' :-' e c'S S Ias Na E TsSS
.5a go ~, , sr. t ioe R,, 81 as Lero5.ss.
irn; sales 100 bids at - g0G Sl6 81
B.LTNeRR NAY i5-Cou seslv At 2sc for MiinE Ffoar
sn irregular whsat-Rsespt snail ase prices nominal Corn srnJ
Yellow ggcaaAgt Ozs duh Eye dali Mess P0rh
aaisl Il f5 IS DA5d sSsI size. IsiIi Csat Sd-' i7I
s5ulsrs AZ! Hans l9d2er Lad da a ls Ybskydu At 20
SAySiH Ga Mar C0toh l1it bu steady Iaes 800 bslssI
Mnts lTt receet, g85 bs'ei; exports, eosstse 30 hsle
WuNNGroN y. C.. NAY l3-Spnts Turpeaae steady a. Oto
Rosa 81 l5S g - Cr.ae ruresnHe 81 1885, Tar % D.
Ny 3Fiogr quiet, Choice Mures0tI, IS SdS6
Choice ma iava IS sass 81; Mstfs. sass
Whrst unsse IS Tor No. AID 81 lot for No Oats tah
sa59 @L Com nominal Rys caL Barley aon.aalJ -
ehauseL Pre- shs ffnsr
FHIApglpHA Hay 5Coton dar; MAILBAG Upsri, 2ialsisi
Mddmg orleans 23i Flour dull and wax sales Of S0 b
AZ ss2S5 81. Brtas Firy.
80 PsHnssaiA de- IS 10 81 ~ Ohio do 81 2j1Ss t
F,ncy SgGSlI0 Whsatisuug Red 1850 q Ater 81 u
Rs stsbingl Cora qae sales Of 500 bash ielog also
steady
elssgs sugar srs 81 M 2c o Rsfssg; s4dlts m Grocery
grades Coffee sd holsssssTe sms basnesa Progsioha
clsAgcl whisky DILL ani freely offered az 9ic. free
Sr LOuIs iTobaeco sye; Logs higher "a 5oees
rosis $50 for sond other ucbshz
ColorSohag doug Flour al az 8 90 &c Is M supeHsi IS Is
q IS Tor double BSai 81 IS SAY for treble EGs claes
Wheat quiet AID ne Whfs fd other grades re da AZ q zee
cole: fasry &C. Bsrey dpcs prime l0sa SprEg
6d RJe Jan al Ell ga5l 20 whisky fu De Provisions stead.
Pork 81 Bscor Sc of Shoiefs eie r Fancy Clear R Sdss
sul Gi. Nr Clear uouiha i Cattle steady Si9ST
IS Live Hog, Grin a. s5e 80 ior good q choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
TIE STATE OF =. TRADE -.Ii

LONDON Mar 1911 mCorSos open at ~ for money snd ai
United States Five Twenty bonds ae quiet 10
seek, are quiet; IRE Illinois CentYas s6 Atlantic ard G
Western IS Sugar su for ots the spot and aaoai Me- u Dos
Standard oa the SPOT 80 = cWt do. a5oat 25Ia - -
LivfRr00L May 1911 nCott0a opened quieti Mdrg 70
laQlI llll; Miaiisg Orleans, lltd - -
nAYHR Nay 1911 r.-COttu IL trm Tres Ofdnhfe on NE
spot 1919 y cWt, Low Aidditg, afoat p J. 1900
LoSDoN 5l mConsols 81 for money ard ~ or the az
UHnd Bonds 78 Stocks quiet Ere Hti
aos 81 Atlantic and Great Western ~ Tsow t2 per est
LIVERPOOL MAY l5- m-C0tton closed shade essler ha
ding Uplaad liza Ndlng Orleans lid sales Of the day ee
Wheat 81 GENITAL for No. Red hsaefni Cs |0l PEI
nuaTer fOr Neg MlHea Meatern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
TIE COURTS.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A TTER-cARRIER

SERIOUS UHAKUE AUAINoI LLIILI'NhhNILI''
Michael j. Kelly, q letter-carrier at Station
A. was arrested and taken before COMMISSIONS Belts on
complaint Of Special gent James Gayler, who charged
thatKcly emb0Zzod about s. 20 iHclOsed IN letter IN
trusted TO him TO deliver TO James Miller OF No Cil
BrOadway. Mr.. Gayier stated that many letters had
failed Of delivery Koys route, and tho letter In ques
ton had been prepared to test keuys honesty-0r
rather TO obtain legal proof OF his guilt
by putting into It s. 80 marked bills and fractional
notes THO letter delivered TO Kelly at tho Station
with many other letters aud no went out To deliver them
to the parties to whom they addressed, but he
neither delivered the letter in question nor returned ~ "a
the Station ON his return, he searched and the
marked money was found has person. Notwithstanding
which he strenuousy denied his guilt lie was held Tor
an examination tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

co.xo, PrnA,-THrsL TEnH-PGur II-Hei BY BARRETT j.
1900 Courto q IA A. N.
80 Hsudossou ss Ksny Sha So CoHkWrigh ag Han et al
AZ nsrI, an Barter 444 Edwards agt Blum.
.DehHsOp Agt Denny. blI hohu AT lO"bet
Dsgsl agt. liebeE SO. Davis AIT DucrslL
Ia cossv,1 AIT r. r. NaIos.Ii eis KetI IT, Ggt splnan
.Weah Bates
IN UeoyeT aRt Beskaan PTeI GlJ ag. HsassL
In. Co 373. hessssgsf e. al agt IN Eit
1sl Hoover sgt Oral Fire lisa Co. BaaE
CorEr GENERAL SEs'isSL-0 r. BEpFoRD, w., CJ JneRe
cos eTs ed II & Tks People at Mar grad sressJ
CS Stuier grad aeay MARI Morris grand lrcuy Rebessa
james Sah Forgery Thomas hsA ana S0hn
n shenaAn, burg JShu COHnSrs assault Asd hateT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

The Board Of Directors OF the Fort wayne,
Munco aud Cincinnati Railroad Company, at their meet
ing on the nth nst ordered the immediate letting OF the
forty miles intervening between Muncls and BuftoR, to
be cor peted BY the st OF December next The iron
now being laid from Newcastle TO huncle on the Belle
fonano Road and that town will be brought into direct
connection with Cincinnati by tho lot OF August The
section from Fort Wayne TO Button will be IN running
order by tho ISL II September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

Mis- .ndady testified that his principal food was loaf
ef bread and pint Of milk daily. He owed SIX weeks
rent lat seeing that he absolutely wehsut tood the
good woman sent hin email amount OF money, INC
nosr fellow said: THANK YOU God bless you" oae
morning they tapped at his door, but there was no
answer. He had died I'm his bed Of starvation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
PrCF1pTS OE pRnnIrCP

Per Vessels, Railroads, dad North R,t,r.
MAY $3.50 bales Cotton 6 bb Flour q SIT bash Corr
2l9 bush Beans 80 bach Peas op BAGS Corn
bills Refined Per0eu los bb Tar 30 bb PORK 90 bbs Beef 50
pkgs Cot Meats 70 casks Ashes 21 pigs Batter l boxes Cesss
pkgS Dried Fruit 263 bags Oil Cake 40 bis WHISKY 2Is BG
Eggs us ba Hemp 29e bales Les,
2iI7 Hides Hides 3i bids Tobacco 90 e4
Tobacco pigs Rice 25 boxes Starch 81 bags Peanuts b skS
z nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

The week closes upon an easy money market The oer-
h9s today were very heavy; loans we're made at per
cent ON stocks and on Government bonds lower rates
were accepted Some loans were mado at per cent but
tie bulk OF the business was done at per cent
Commercial paper was easier ut 7as per cont with eK
es2tions at 609 per cent Tho oerngs are light and
strictly prime paper sells readily
Sterling Exchange firm at an advance OF Der cent
IN quotations; London, 60 days. 0ho1O0k London,
sight, noii London tprime commercially 90 days, 1osIS
lH Paris. long, bloi05l6i Paris, short, 6Ili8Glst
Antwerp 5l7lo5.16TE Swiss 5l7ia5i6yi Hamburg,
35io35E; Amsterdam, IoiOiOi; Frankfort, 4Oi 0iOi;
Bremen, 7sa67sl Berlin II e7lS.
the transactions ut the onee Of tho Assistant Troas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

During the week ending on Saturday last
the following named persons received discharge. IN
bankruptcy: Thomas Miller John Henry HRyr, Richard
Grant Leopold Fhodander MaAnos Oppenheincr. Henry
r. Mcbride Charles ~. Church. Samuel FgbcAct, Robert
r. MacOy, and Elisha g. Caldwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
A POLICEMAN pnnnrn

On Saturday afternoon Patrolman McKonro
OF the Fourth Precinct found Mrs CatbarIns n,r,,a
recently arrived Ia this city IN Printing House gopare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

urer Receipts for Customs 52cOs for gold notes,
100000; total receipts, s9s4S3 4s total payments
a,Oos,2Ce IS balance, ts4, ,Ss1 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
financial.

OTYca o. rHE DILAEARs HUnsoS CANAL Co,
NEw.YoKK, Nav Il, lSCJ. 4
AT an ELECTION for MANAGERS of thi
Company held tie liih Inst At is Ofee No Nassau e. ~
blorpg.Bsmei gentlemen dulT elected:
CHARLES ~ TALBOT, LR GRAND B. CANNON,
EDWARD J WOOLSRY, JAMES r. TAYLOR
GBO TALBOT OLlPHAGr THOMAS DICKSON
ABEL A. Low, O. De =. GRANT.
ROBERT LENOX KENNEDY JOHN JACOB Aston
JAMES M. HALSTED. THOMAS CORNELL,
W. J. HOPPlN
Add meeting o. the Mrig, held this day THOMAS DICKSON
ESQ., uusunoly elected President place Of GEO TALBOT
OLlPHANT, SsQ,, who declined reelection
A LABAMA and CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
pppJ s Tie Nn yay Railroad C. viii bs t aib, I,it House.
Stevenson toe state Of Alabama SATURDAY ths Eh ot,
at 10 o'clock % Directors r the ensuing aud b faur
act al other business thai legally before e meeting
ALBERT r. THAlBR. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

The following comparative statement Of the exports
Of specie from the port Of SewYOrk to foreign ports for
IS years from May I5 1862, and for the corro-
srnnaInn ncrlnds i'm thn nnhnrnnfed Ynars;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

UFFlCE oE rls lahCs VaVAa0 AND IN9IAN ViAINl{
STOCKHOLDERS EE1ING.- annual
- meeting Of the STOC KOLDERS o. the Columbus Chicago st
Indiana Central Rsay Company will lie held he oEee Of The Coo
PAM IN TIE City OF Cmm6as. Ohio "WEDNESDAY Je1s2 lSa
between We hours ~ n o'clock And O'clock Nr The
pose Of eeetbs FTTkBN DIRECTORS NJ the nsefs
AID such ole business before the meetus
Tie books Ter the Of The will 10
sled In Columbus and NeSlok City ocok Mag p ls
and remain closed mil the morning VI June J. 1903
GORDON MOODIR Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

OUNNtSBagu and Cloth unchanged sol The market nrn
We quote AZ ltc Tor Tho former aud 20, Tor tls atier
HA1Ihe receipts aud Wth fsirarnd
arc hrm Al 60allo for shipping ant G'0al 30 FOR rh oh
HEMP-Maui.a Is iu m0irrso demand as ~. 0.tc 49,
HOPS Ia moderate demand Iutta iTm We quote
6dlac. a. 10 growth sni qnal.y
HIDhS-AareI u dg EXCEPT lsr lIsa Which could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

COFFEB-No sales reported Prices nominAlT as before.
EGGSArriTE very arge-OyeT 1900 bOs for We pass We
market fairly active We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Gs. Mobile. Nernrleans

COrTONT1e msk, less active has lost the strong tone Of
teiJ and closes barely steady though lOseri sales OF 3 bales
which f spune 30 spectators and o 90 exporters
eudug aGsL The latter aud bales spot Include last
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED ny
THE PEOPLES CONVENTION.

We republish the Resolutions a.
dcpted by the Peoples Convention {;
and as they are expressive of the
principles and demands of the PEG.
pie Of Morgan IN relation to a mat
tSr of great local importance, we
ask Ter them a careful perusal.-
They are rs followF:
Resolved, That in view Of the present
condition If the financial affairs Of the
State ard county, and Of the emharass-
ed and depressed condition Of the bust
ness interests If the county, we, the
members of this Convention, for our
selves, and those whom we represent,
do ADOPT and promulgate the following
platform, to govern our action at the
next annual election, and call upon all
Independent voters of Morgan county
n accept and adopt the same as a rule
Of action in casting their suffrage at the
next election, to-wit:
LIST. We protest against a further in.
crease of Taxes and liabilities upon the
people and labor of the country, except
1t may he in cases of pressing necessity.
End We demand and insist upon q
suspension Of action by the local au.
thorities unfer the TACT ~ authorize The
county Commissioners 10 locate anC
construct Turnpike-roads, passed Apri
80, 1852 until the people of this coun
ty shall express their opinion in regar,
to the expediency of the same, at tn,
Balot-hox this fall in the election o
men for or against the project.
Sd. We demand the repeal of tn,
aforesaid law; or an amendment to tn,
effect that it shall not lie enforced il
airy county until approved by MAORI
~ of the electors of the county at al
annual election.
4th. We, the members ofthis Conven
ton, representing a large and respect
able number Of the electors of thi
county, pledge ourselves individual !
and collectively, IN use all fair and hon
cradle means to promote the objects c
this Convention, and will yield to tn
candidates here nominated this day, Gu
united and hearty support.
Resolved That an Executive commit
tee consisting Of two persons from eac.
township Of this county he appointed D,
the delegates representing the towr
ships, whose duty it shall he to co'lec
funds TO defray the expenses Of tn,
campaign, and 10 do all other things ne
cessary and proper to be done, TO carr,
out and promote the objects of thi
Convention.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
McCoNNELsvILLE MARKET.

fcUoNNELsvrLI.E Aug. l3 1869
FLOUR-Best fnmiiy So. b0i
WHEAT-Sl,10 per bu.hel.
CURN MEAL-S0,s0 per bushel.
CORN-60 per bushei, Wholesale.
0ATS-50 cents per brsbel, wholesale.
Hay-S9,00 per ton.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 so wholesale.
FLAX SEED 81 IS to 2 90.
BEANS~,S2 80 per bashel.
DRIED APPLES Sets. per pound.
DRIED PFACHES>>.S4 90 per bush.
POTATOES 50 40 per BUSH, al
Wholesale.
BUTTER 20 cts. per pound,
EGGS. IL eta. per dog,
FEATHERS 20 cts. per 10.
SUGAR. 10 10 20 cts. per 10.
WHITE SUGAR 20 to % cite. ID.
COFFkE.-- % 10 33 eta. per 10.
TEA-- 81 % 10 2 90 per ID.
MOLASSES--Sorgum 90 by barrel, co
to 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 IS per gallon.
LARD-l5 to lsc,s per pound, whole
sale.
DRIED BEEF--25cts per IN.
SHOULDERS--l4 cents per IL.
SlDES-Pickeld Is cts per 10.
CARBON Olr.-5Ocis. per gallon.
LiNSEED OIL ,35 per gallon.
LARD OIL--2 90 per gallon.
CANDLES--2Octs per ID.
SOAP by hnr Zoe.
COnFISli--l0tts per 10.
SALr--S2 90 per hbi.
WOOL--40 to As cts per ID.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
COURT Of COMM0N PLEAS,

Our adjourned term of the Court
Of Common Pleas convened on Mon
day, Judge Wood presiding. Tho
following is a summary oil tho
cases disposed Of:
Vandover Toler We. Henry
Phillis. SANDER. Judgment for
plaintiff for S416. Second trial
granted on bond OF $500 being Civ
en-.
Joannah PhilIis va. Henry Phillis.
Divorce granted with 500 to pay,
expenses of conducting suit.
James Phillis VS.. John AIexander
ind ]. L. Murduck, injunction
stopping the payment of certain
moneys collected BY Sheriff Muir
duck for Alexander. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Silas Ii. Davis VS.. Emoline and
Albert Holmes, proceeding to con
firm sale Of u town lot which was
sold by Sheriff for $3.50. Sale con
frmed.
State vs.. George Bnssey, con
tempt u Court in disobeying sub
poena 70 give testimony before
Grand Jury. Fined 80 and costs
amounting TO $3.50. Paid.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

FALsE,-The Herald says the Peo-
plo's Convention nominated Pike.
men as candidates and cites tho
nomination OF Fin. r. Hanna, as an
instance. We take the responsible
ity OF saying that thus charge oftbo
Herdld'S IL false. While Mr.. Hanna
would be willing enough to eco
Pike Roads built with the consent
of the people, BIO is opposed to their
being built without their consent.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

neA. School Books, Music Books,
Memorandum Books, Toy Books,
Miscellaneous publications, Bristol
BO ard, Reward Cards, Penholders,
Blank Drafts IN books, Photograph
Albums, Waverly Novels, and many
other goods, received ut ADAMS
Book Store on yesterday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
ANsIgnee,n NOuCe.

Tho undersigned has been duly
appointed assignee Of W, IL. "A.
Carly, Of M'Connelsville, Ohio,
All persons having claims against
said w. ii. M'Carty r required Ia
present tho same duly a%uthentica-
ted ana all persons owing said
W. IL. M'Carty will make imne,
date payment to mo,
e. w COTTON, Assignee.
Aug, 6, l869-6w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
Assi9nees, NOTICE.

Tho undersignej have been duly
appoi nted assignees Of Seth c.
Brew Bter, of McConnelsville, Ohio.
All p ersons having claims against
said ilssignor are required to pro-
sent the same duly authenticated
and ell persons owing said assignor
will make Immediate payment to VI
W. p. SPRAoUE, Assign
JOSH pH II. THOMPSON, ees.
J'tly, %, 1S69.-3m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

~ When a subscribers time ex-
pircs, II no order IL left TO discon.
Time. the paper will be continued,
1--WE 90 desire, at the rate Of two
dollars a year, until he or sac comes
in and renewa.
p6r An x found on the margin
OF the paper isa notification TO the
Subscriber that hrs or her time has
expired, or about to expire; and it
IL aleo an invitation 20 renew.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
PEOPLE's COUNTY TICKET,

Representative,
LUTHER TIMBERLAKE.
Probate Judge,
FIN. R. HANNA.
Sheriff,
A. d. HAVENER.
Recorder,
JOHN W. KNOX.
Commissioner,
WILLIAM
In6rmary Director,
JOHN NEELEY.
Coroner,
CORNELIUS HEAD.
Land Appraiser, 1st District,
JAMES A. GILLESPIE.
Land Appraiser, End District,
SAMUEL NJ. GILLILAND.
Land Appraiser, Sd District,
THEADORE CoBURN.
Land Appraiser, 4th District.
WILLIAM BESWICK.
Land Appraiser, 9Th District,
j.. g. CURFMAN.
Land Appraiser 9th District,
THOMAS VICKkOY.
Land Appraiser, 9TH District.
ELI EVELAND.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
ROAD NOTICE.

ltotice is hereby gwen that q Pc.
It'll on will be presented to the Com.
mi teioners, Of Morgan county Ohio,
at their next regular session, pray
In'g for the re-survey and location
of a road running from the town
Of Stockport, in said county, mp
T'prkey run, until il ~intersocts the
State road in Windsor Up, Morgan
county, Ohio.
/. N. HOOK,
JAMES GoRMLY,
and others.
Aug. 6, 1969-5w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13


a mar in the neighborhood Of 80
years Of age, who bears a most
estimable character wherever he is
known. Mr.. 1'imberlake entered
the army as a private at the COM
mencement of the rebellion, and by
his valor and straightforward, man
" course rs q soldier, became, by
promotion amer promotion, n Cap
tain IN the Goth o. V. /. He was
with the regimen in every engage
meht in which it was in up TO the
time of his sovera nee from it. Since
tho war, no has been principally n
gagged IN school teaching, and pur-
suing those studie necessary to ft
him for his chostn profession, the
ministry. Tie has lately been duly
licensed as a Meth odist minister.
For Probate Judge,
PIN. r. iHANNA
was chosen, Il young ma VINO is
well known TO the peopleof Morgan
as q lawyer of no sneogre talent, and
who will fill the Of Zee TO which the
people will elect hTm this Fall with
dignity and ability
AUGUSTUS D. HAvENER,
the candidate for Sheriff, is proba-
bly, about 80 year s Of age, and is
fully capable in e' cry particular 10
Gil the office for v hich be is nomi-
mated and will be e lected, IN q man.
nor that will be high ly satisfactory to
the people. Mr.. IL vener has been
well known rs a Gle rk in several Of
the dry goods houss 8 Of Malta, and
as Assessor Of Maltat township. 1t
is hardly necessary for us to add
that he so conducted himself in both
OF these positions as ~ render him
self a universal favortte.
JOHN W. K.tox,
for recorder, ~ a mas whose hope
lessly crippled condition, aud whose
universally acknowls dyed good
qualifications for t no position
which no seeks to flT, should re-
commend the man fay'(jrably TO the
notice of the voters Of Morgan.
William Niccswangs = for Com
missioner; John Medley for Infrm.
airy Director Cornelius Head, for
Coroner; and tho diAs rent candi-
dates for Appraisers of Real Estate,
are 81 well known to our readers
that 1t is not necessary for Us 10
make further mention of them
They r all men OF abiIi ", and do
servedly popular in the county
People of Morgan, all 20 u have to
do to make certain tho o lection Of
the Peoples tIckeu il to follow in
the track you have 30 we'll lard out
The Court House Ring III I'd Bond
Lords, and Pike men in general
are demoralized, and sea co tain do
feat for themselves this Fall They
know and feel that the Pc ople ar,
against them, and cnn max . but
sicKly effort 10 withstand u no peo'
pies wrath.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
Peoples Central Commit ttec

In conformity With the ins' truc~
tons given mo by tho Poo pies
Convention, as Chairman the reof,
l appoint the following ma med
gentlemen as the Peoples Cen trail
Committee:
James NJ. Gaylord, Benz. F. PoN "
er, Joseph Bush, g. l., Hall, an d
Cornelius Head
JOHN L. HANNA,
Aug. l3 90. Chairman.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
RID brown, PROPRIETsR,

Fred Is prepared to do all manner Of
work which comes within the sphere OF his
legitimate business. Shaving, Flair Out
ting, Shampooing. Dyeiug. done TO the
Satisfaction Of the most iastidous, Switches
aud Ourls are made to order, aud are war
anted to prove satisfactory. SOuth-E as,
side ~ Public SQUARE,