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on this, of course, required Il day VIII N
no one wa, in the bank. The Sabbath
was that day. Yesterday. no doubt, the
rogues i'll their private room, pulled away
the secretary, raised the door IN the VAIN
scot, and with drills bored :; mum cr OF
holes in the back of the safe in circle of
eighteen inches i'll diameter. Then, al
some propitiOus moment, they knocked
ont. or drew out, and bent down the piece
enclosed by the drillholdcr, and thus made
a hole eighteen inches across, right INTO
the back safe Through this they took
out all the private boxes which were
RANGED Oh the shelves Of the satc, broke
them open and selected the bonds, and
scattered the rest, mortgages. papers ana
boxes, over the floor. No doubt they
had enough without detection by break
inc open the steel box OF the "ank. ii
was AN easy matter now, protectln" tiic
bonds, TO leave their room, and iockih-
it. walk off in the open streets with tile
proceeds of their vilialnv. There l. an
unwilingn, - on the part OF bank "ilicIa!o
to give the pamc~ OF the parties owning
the trunks deposited for safe keeping,
and the losses cannot he made kno"n al
present, "a many OF the owners have
not made their appearance. MIR. NPe"-
Ger GROCER at ihe South End, had -
trunk in the safe, and George Il. Milton
is said to have lost bonds TO tine amoum:
of about go, 900.
\ private meeting Of the sufferers by
the Bovlston bank robbery was hcld al
Boston on Monday. About one-ha't WEI
present. representing i loss Of S236,oo",
Many of the depo-itor- who were alb
sent from the meeting had small amounts
depo.i,ed. and it * believed that the total
loss will not exceed $:}OO,OOO.
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Letter from CUiitOFniU.--.NO. 4.

EDITOR OF TIE CALIFORNIAN No
one thinks of Sodom as Il very desirable
place to live in, yet doubtless few have
any conception of the moral corruption
That existed there. Promontory Point,
the present junction of the Union and
Central Pacific railroads, has been well
styled ''Ihc modern Sodom." 1t Is a
tented city OF gamblers, a sink of iniquity,
Il hotbcd of crime. The train on which
| came westward stopped there several
hours, thus atfording me an opportunity
for observation which l inlustriously i'm
proved.
The soil Is sandy; there is nothing
green to be seen the air is filled with
alkali dust whenever there is any breeze,
and in September the sun p0urs It's hot
rays upon the head Of the travele as he
walks up and down the platform, or goes
out upon the street. On the north side
of the track, several rods from it is long
row OF tents, not white and clean, but
dark and dirty. Many of these tents
are labeled with large signs, informing
the thirsty traveller that he can find bet
ter refreshment there than anywhere else.
As the train comes to the station the
professional gamblers have every snare
laid for their victims. "Cappers," or
accomplices, have been sent out, whose
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4 Terrific cute.

One of the most terrific gales that ever
visited our state occurred on Saturday
last. 1t WAS widespread, damage being
done by it from Maine to Colorado. 1t
was particularly severe on the west side
OF Vermont. We have heard of no dam
are being done in this immediate vicinl-
tv. The Free Press cOndenscs an ac-
count Of its work the other side OF the
mountains &:
In Ratland, cases are many in which
heavy loss was cntailed upon house-own-
erS. In Mendon the storm seemed TO
rae with the most fury, and i'll one dis
trict not q single farmer escaped without
injury Barns, shops, houses, fences,
seemed to he no more than - much down
in the terrible tempest. In the VILLAGE
OF Rutland the roof OF the l. to Mrs.
lIuntuon's house wa> taken oil bodily,
carried some ten rods, and then went
nearly through the wooIshcd of Il neigh
Dor. The liable end of the high school
building WAS blown in, crushing through
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INi. ,I;r,.,. On N.r.L.,,,-. P,v.
fell. crushing "a tree, and slightly injurlng
the editor OF the Herald. who was pass
i'm at The time.
/ Middicburv received the same blu-tcr-
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The SHr@ CGHH/.

The treat event OF the past week has
been the formal opening OF the Suez Ca
nal. conncctin. the Mediterranean and
the Red sea. - important AN event a.
the construction OF "A ship canal, cutting
in two II continent. deserves more than a
passing notice. it i one OF the great en-
terpri>cs Of the aye.
Ii unfamiliar with the geography OF
the eastern hemisphere, let the reader
turn to the map, and he will see that al
though Africa almost touches Europe at
the straits OF Gibraltar, and ASIA al the
mouth of the Red ,ya, still this grand dI-
vision of the globe l. completely sur
rounded with water save a little narrow
neck OF land connecting Egypt with Ara
bia j ! Asia. This narrow strip OF land
Is called the l-thuu> of Nucz, and i: l.
through this that ship canal has been
cut over two hundred feet wide, and with
an avcraga depth of twcmty-,iN feet ct
water throughout. ms VIII admit YES
scIS OF 1000 tons burden
Inc Nu'% Canal l. a tniie over one
hundred miles IN length was h'@un III
1872 ana cost SiA'y millions OF dollars.
IL has been constructed ny /" company
but mainly through the efforts of W.
Ferdinand lie ir-,ep-. vino l. now the
hero OF the hour Starting from Port
SAID pronounced Sly-id) this canal ruu-
southwark, passing through several small
lake. (wherc cmbankmcnt, were requir-
cdD and enters the Red sea about ii mile
from the town OF Nuez.
Although the value OF this canal A.
an international Improvement l. yet 10
BE- tested, the triumph Of the engineering
art may have some ctfcr on the public
mind a. r,gaId- the feasibility of Il canal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
Edison Browns Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. Iuprunlr, court. held Al u e,
Caledonia District. JPr'bJi, UaI,e. ia - Juur--
bury,In said district, Oh tile sd Gay "i November,
lSUt
David Co.'S. administrator Of the estate ct E.;~.u
Brown .ttr oi - Joul>hgTy. ia sal! distract. .v-
ceased IIv>rIts his administrator account ir ~
Animation and ALLOWANCE. and LtAvs application. IH,
decree at d>trI utipu and partition OF the estate OF
deceased.
hvreuur. ordered hy said court that said a,-
count said application hv rriyrr'- session 81
sali court t" De hold At the probate vlIcr III said
JUhu>uUry the llth Dec. u. l.r.T.
decision thereon And Il i further uyvr, that l
tCr hereof uc given To all persons !;r rst' by III-
ton OF the three weeks success NrlN IA the Cri-
man. newspaper published al 81 John >bUrN. prcA
To- said tIc al pointed Tor That they may i
At said lime AMI pace. and how cILSe they
have, WIS SAID account >huUIi not Bee uvvt >.,l
decree made. BY the Court. Attest.
ASA |. FRENCH. judge % Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

re- TEe Cuj.donjon D.iicr Is mar located
on It's old site. in H' >o"b ',J oJ ,he Brjch
RLcE. nn Nnnnmnnt NlN,r..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

The rate OF letter postage between
this country and England is likely to be
redured TO six cents on and after the l,t
OF nuary, which will be treat i'm
provement The chln1e from "a to
II cents two years ago la, nearly doub-
led the number Of letters, and the pro-
posed reduction will SOON double them
again.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
CARBol.Ic SllvE.

E's,c i:anG:':->;-t discovers IS
the E'SE2Es 3s.2-' ..eggs - 3
GF.ItNaIES4, q .25sa $50
HEALING irj.n. :. G.sr oE' 49,.
Is.O~t ft':i.si:'S.ssi;:r rF-ss.i> =.
mO6"'sa Es!cs- 5estl Tr-c:3rcts.
DHri5sg SIZE I-=," evil Wig -
WAS eTsC.s-:."s: .s,c,4 ~ -.
ELo>pii:eia.- ;:-ssi w., .n--.-s- 81:
sIc rsoi GE!iy = ts."s~s2..'a c.5>is-"
dertissst, .sst ;..-.. l,3,, = 81 \, e.
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:snii sGG sGli,s ,.:.s';s"''~ generally.
Sold iy a.; druggists. Pre-, %5 cents
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WOODEN Lvu0S.

WOODEN Lyu0S.
Broadcloths, Ircots. P.eu,s, Is.-...
D,y,ajr- ,uI Ca--.u.r.-. ..-
At Extremely Loa Prices. IT
Z. Il i. FAGH.tAN:,> ~ COS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
M'CONNELSVILLE MARKET

VI AA1hE III.
McCoSSELsvILLE, Dec. II, 1869.
FL0UR-Best famiiy So so;
WHEAT-Sl 90 per bushel.
CbRN NEAL $3.50 per bushel.
C0RN-65 per bushel, Wholesale.
BARLEY. Spring, so 90. Fall. 81. O5.
OATS-4O cents per busbel, wholesale
lIoy-Sl5 90 per ton.
TIMOTHY SEED $500 wholesale.
FLAX SEED 81 rs 10 2 90.
BEANS.>.S2 90 per hushel.
DRIED APPLES. Gets. per poun1.
DRIED PEACHES>..S2 50 per bush.
POTATOES 50 40 per push. at
wholesale.
BUTTER.-s 30 cts. per pound,
EGGSs-' 30 cts. npr dnz,
FEATHERS 10 cts. per H..
SUGAR--sl Is to 20 cts. per ID.
WHITE SUGAR. - 20 to % cts. ID.
COFFEE--- % TO 80 cts. per To-.
TEA 81 90 TO 2 90 per ID.
NOLASSES--Sorgum 80 by barrel, 60
to 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 90 per gallon.
LARD-l5 to l5cts per pound, whole
sale.
CANDLES--20cts per 10.
SOAP by har lOc.
CODFISH--l2Its per N.
SALr--sl,75 per bbl.
WOOL--40 to a. cts per 10.
SIDES-Pickel,d, - CTS per 10.
CARBON OlL-50cts. per gsllon.
kiNSEED Oils per gallon.
LARD OlL.--2 90 per gallon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
Attention o. o. III.

Members Of the Ancient Oriental Or.
der Of Humility are requested to meet
in Odd Fellows Hall, on Wednesday
Evening, December 22d, at I o'clock,
p. NJ, for the purpose ofpaying Tribute
and exchanging Salutations.
j. B. GOUDY, Or. Seignor.
WoRLEY ADAMS, Keeper Of the Seals.
d. II. MoRTLEy, Purse Bearer.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

Goblots, Cups, Vases, Boquet Hold
ers, Card Cases, Pen Knives, Soup
Ladies', Oyster ladies, and Knives,
Forks, Spoons, &c.
HeA- Largest assortment ever OPP
ened IN tho market. Call and see
for yourselves. Remember that il
u our greatest pleasure to SHOW
GOODS.
II. B.. VINcENT& BRO.
Dec. 10-3w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
COmmIssIOner's Sale.

Court Of Common Pleas, Morgan county,
Ohio-Elizabeth j. Simpson, plaintiff, vs..
Thomas Alexander and James singree, de-
iendants-Order to Sell.-Notice is here
by given that by virtue Of au Order of Sale
Issued by said court, in the above entitled
action, and to me directed, / will offer for
sale AZ public auction, ut the door Of the
court house, of said county, on
SATURDAK JANUARY 18TH h.
d., 1870.
at the hour OF one ~ o'clock, p. NJ, of
said day, the following real estate situate
In said county Of Morgan and State of Ohio,
to wit; The east half of the north east
quarter Of section twenty-five (22), in town
sup ten (lO6 Of range eleven (Il), except
ing, M reserving the following parcels of
SAID tract, to wit; Beginning at the south
west corner Of said tract and running
thence north to the State road, thence
easterly with said State road until within
Jour (4) rods Of the south line Of said tract,
thence east ten (lOl rods, thence south four
rods to the south line, thence west to
me place oil beginning, containing about
iour (4) acres more or less; also, al that
part OF the above described tract hereto
fore conveyed to the cold School Presby-
terlan Church." known as the "Pleasant
GROVE Church" reference being had 10 said
deed Tor the description of the land hereby
Intended 10 be excepted, and supposed 10
contain about one () aero, be the same
more or Jess. Appraised at s 2,4OO co.
Terms, cash. j. II, GREW.
Master Commissioner, M. c., o,
B. II. Power, Plaintiffs Attorney.
December 18th, 1869-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
Festival In shcpard,s Han.

On next Tuesday evening, the
McConuelsville Lodge of Good
Tomplars will hold a Festival in
Shepard's Hall. Everybody IS IN.
vIted to attend. Only 10 cents ad =
mlsslon-supper extra-turn out
every body and assist in n good
cause.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
cause
&nsintss anS Slths,

3D. - "
instead of forward within the last
sixty years, her greatest prospcri.
~ being from 1880 to 1910, when
the town had II population of 5000.
with over 500 vessels. Now there
are but 1890 people in the town.
and l,442 Of these are 60 years Of
age.
rG- A large stock OF Rustic Frames,
Of handsome styles, just received at the
Book Store.
NT GOODS AT HOLIDAY PRICES
AT WALKERSl-Businc suits from
$40 up Dress suits from SIS to $50 |
Wedding suits from S25 to $751;
ALIie Saved.
I 90 hereby certify that ono-half a
paper Of Ohio Farmers Condition Pow
ders cured my COW of a bad case of
founder. The animal was down, and
was afraid would die, and after giving
the contents Of half a paper Of said
powder, she is now we'll. The COW is
worth S75 to me. D. y. GREGG.
These powders are for sale by Drug
gists and Country Merchants. Price,
25c., or 5 papers for $500.
p6y- Richly bound and Handsomely
illustrated Books for Holiday presents.
Just received at the Book Store yester,
day.
B2~ We have a very fine lot of bird
cages, also some very nice, full sets oi
Stone China ware, suitable for Holt
day presents. Call and see them al
SilIs.
The local editor Of a Columbia, Mis-
Hissippi, paper having recently got mar
ried, n contemporary says :, "May his
father-iu-law die rich, and enable poor
Stevens to retire from the printing bu
siness and set up a cake shop at a rail
way station"
NO Don't freeze your feet, but 60 t
Walkers and buy gentlemen's Hose a
Holiday prices, 10 cents to 60 cents {
pair. Fresh stock just received.
SGA- An immense stock Of Goods 70,
the Holidays, now at the Book Store.
Mrs. RAxDoLPH E. LADD has declined
to accept the position in the School
Committee in Springfield, Mass, tc
which she was elected. She says the
official duties "are not properly within
her sphere"
aeA- 1t has been admitted that or
Trunks, Satchels, Baskets, &c, SILLS
Store is headquarters for Morgan co.
R9- A large and handsome stock O.
Toys just received at the Book Store on
yesterday.
SeAy For choice Family Groceries, 90
to SilIs. Their Tea, Coffee and Sugar is
very nice. They also keep spices, and
Wheeling Stogasr chewing and smok-
ing tobaccos.
Mrs. sMYTHA ELKISs, Of Clarke Coun-
ty, Ky, a lady about eighty years Of
age, is o cutting her third set Of
teeth. They are said to DO perfect and
beautiful.
BsA- Go TO Walkers for latest styles
in Hats and Caps, the best selected
stock in the two towns.
No. In the line of Notions, PAPER
Collars, Hosiery, ~Suspenders, Gloves,
DC, Sill can't be beat, Call and testit
Se- Miss Lizzie Boyntop, of In.
diana, announces herself for Con,
gross. She has blue eyes, short
HAIR, a prominent nose-and such
cheek
sea- Carbon Oil, Carbon Oil Lamps.
Chimneys, Lanterns, Candles, and SOAP,
for sale at Sills.
56- Lucy Stone likens boys to
vinegar-the moro another" in
them the sharper they are.
M. One ounce of preventative is
worth a pound of cure Buy a Gum
Coat and Umbrella at Walkers, at pan,
ic prices and you'll not complain of bad
colds.
16B- Provisions of allkinds, good
and fresh, and az cheap as the chea-
pest at ID. c. W. Mummoy's.i
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
new ADVERTISEMENTS,
SherIT,s sale on Attachment

Martha +. Harry VS.. Enoch N. Lee.-By
virtue OF an order TO sell and to me direc-
ted rom the Court of Common Pleas Of
Morgan county, Ohio, N the above entitled
action, will offer for sale at public que
lion at the door Of the Court House in Nc
Connelsville in said county on Tuesday,
me 18th day Of January, A. D., 1870, at oic
o'clock, p Of said day, the following
real estate situate in said county OF Nor.
gan, TO wits All the interest that the said
Enoeh n. Lee has in subdivisions 2, 8, and
~ OF section 80, town 8, range 10, Of lands
sold at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, as plated on the
Auditors Book of Morgan county, Ohio.
containing 6S acres. Appraised at S22s 90,
Terms OF sale, cash.
dc: MURDUCK, Sheriff Of NJ. CO.
j E.& FIN. r. HAEsA, Atty's.
Dec. II, lSGg-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
REWARD.

your Holiday presents.
BG- Select Oysters now on hand and
for sale at Jim Kincaid's.
say More Holiday goods received At
Vincents this day. Call and see them.
oSE of the first places the Japanese
princes visited at Omaha was a billiard
saloon, which, by the way, claims to be
the most gorgeous place of the kind in
the United States. The Japs seem TO
have a wonderful knack Of falling into
the ways OF their brother Christian
princes.
HS@ WANTED Every body to 90
TO Halliday a. Cos. and examine the
stock of Christmas goods, they have
Point Applique, Honiton, Quincy, and
Linen Collars, Lace, Hemstitched.
tucked and Plain Handkerchief, Al
exandrie, Empress and Fur Tipped Kid
Gloves, Port Monies, Charmes, Sleeve
Buttons, Jewelry and Fancy Boxes.
Mrs, ARBIE SAGE MCFARLAND Rich
ARDsoN, according to the New York
Commonwealth, is to have a fund rails
ed for her by subscription, and it is
said, also, that she is to have an edito-
rial position on the New York Tribune,
and a sinecure in the Sub-Treasury at
Gotham.
1ss- Toy Books for Holiday presents
at c. l. Halls.
BA- French Mustard, IS cents per
quart, at Jim Kincaid's.
seA- New Stock of School Books. OF
all kinds, received at the Book store.
this week, and for sale cheap.
Washington city IS often repre-
sented as deficient IN trade and en-
terprise. Its stationers, however,
are the woalthiest in the country,
and count their incomes almost by
millions. They give gorgeous
parties 1.-Two in splendid mansions,
and deny themselves no luxury
which money can purchase. All
this arises from fat contracts with
tho Departments, of which they are
tho happy and successful p~ossOssors.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
DISTRICT oUR

COMMON PLEAS.
Muskingum County, January 81, A
prh 70 and October 81.
Noble county, March Is, juno 7 and
Oct. Is.
Guernsey county, February !, April
rs and November 10.
Morgan county, March ID, June 6and
Oct. ~.
Monroe county, April IL, July IL,
and October Is.
belmont county, February !, May 3,
and November l..
Harrison county, January 81, May 2,
and October IL.
Tuscarawas county, February ii, May
l6, and November IL.
And We further direct that a certified CO.
by Of this order be transmitted forthwith,
by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Jefferson county, TO the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas in each of said
counties, and that IL be published accord
ing to law in each county for four consecu-
tive weeks. We also order said Clerk OF
Jefferson county to transmit forthwith TO
The Secretary Of State a certified copy Of
this order.
Giver Hnder our hands at steubenville
this 30th day Of September. A. D. 1869.
GEORGE w. McILVAINE,
MOSES M. GRANGER, Judges
JOHN S. WAY, dc.
+. W. WOOD,
The state Of Ohio, jefferson County, IS.
/, Oliver G. Smith. Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the county
and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is truly copied from the orig
inel order Of said Judges, now on file in my
Office
Witness my signature and the Seal
[L.S.l of said Court at S~teubenyille, this
let day Of October, A.. D. 1869.
OLIVER G SMITH, Clerk.
The State Of Ohio Morgan county, IS.
!, Cyrus NJ. Roberts, Clerk Of the Court oI
Common Pleas within and for the County
and Stote aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing 10 truly copied from the order
received by me from Oliver @. Smith, Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Jefferson
county and State Of Ohio, now on Gle in my
office.
In testimony whereof, I hereunto
subscribe my name and ahfx the
tL.S.l Sdal OF said Court at Nc Connels-
Vile, this 9th day Of October, A.
D., 1869.
CYRUS NJ. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Movie, 1869 4w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

G@s@ New Goods of all kinds, just re-
ceiyed at the Book Store.
A newspaper article has been going
the rounds of the press headed
Where is your boy at night p Abril-
liant urchin suggests the propriety Of
another article, inquiring, Where is
the old man at night p
re- New lot Of Alphabet and Build
ing Blocks just received at the Book
Store.
A Connecticut editor is going into
the interviewing business to some
purpose, He gives notice as follows
ave shall interview a number Of our
citizens this week on the subject Of
finance"
re- Fresh Stock of Pocket Cutlery
just received at the Book Store.
A Kentucky whisky distiller, known
for that reason rs "whisty Jake" has
thirty children fifteen by each of two
wives.
Christmas Tree.
A magnificent Christmas Tree
may be seen at Holbrook's Milliner
ry aud Fancy Store. All the la
dios, and every body else, should GO
see 1t.
THE common greeting Of acquaintan.
ces, "Cold morning" etc, is changed
to Last nights bank robbery was a
smasher," or to "To-day's defalcation
knocks the spots out Of ems"
EsS- Country Dealers in Candy
Toys can supply themselves al
Chris. Burckholter's, where they
are manufactured. Also for sale
at retail.
The title of Mrs. Stoves new book i,
"Tho True Story of Lord Byron Estab
lished.' 1t contains some three hun.
dred pages, and will be given the pub
lie at an carly day.
reA- Remember that Burckhol.
tors is the place TO buy your
Christmas Toys for your children.
The Persian silk crop is n total fail,
ure, the exports being limited to l,5OC
bales, about 10000 bales last year
This will produce a notable rise in the
price Of silk goods.
RAJ English Curfants at d. & G.
W. Mummey's. Nov. loft
Large numbers of Cornish miners,
mostly Of the better class, continue to
leave their native land for foreign parts
in consequence Of the low rate Of wag.
es at home.
Ra~Go TO D. &C. W. Mummey's
TO get good beef and pork. They
kill nothing but the best.
Nov. l9-tf.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
COURTS for 1870.

WI, the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the Eighth Judicial
District Of the State Of Ohio, pursuant 20
ed, do hereby order and direct that the
Terms Of District Court, and the Court Of
Common Pleas within the several counties
Of SAID District shall begin az the dates
hereinafter named during the year 1870, to-