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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
An incident or tho Latc war.


A clergyman in Lexington, Yir-
ginia, who served az a chaplain in
the Confederate army, from tho be-
ginning 10 the end Of tho lato civil
war, sends us an account Of the fol-
lowing strange incident, which, be
assures ~, may be depended on rs
strictly true
Among tho Confederate wounded
NJ tho battle Of Antictam, who fol
into tho hands Of tho Union forces
vas t. young private Of good fmi
ly. named F., from the noun.
tain region Of Virginia. Ho was Il
boy at school whom tho war broke
out. and abandoned his studies TO
shoulder y muskcJ in tho army Of
General Lee. lie was shot through
the lungs 1T Antictam, and, after
lying for u long time on the field.
was carried TO n Union hospital.
and tendcrIy cared for by n Mary
'and surgeon attached to The North
crn army, under whose sklliml
! treatment tho young Yjrgnjan
soon became conyolcsccnt The
N"rylandcr conceived - strong li-
KING Tor ms patent, ana, procu-
ring his release on parole, TOOK HIM
20 h's own house whore nc remain
'' IN comfort ana security until h'
was exchanged, when he returned
'o The Confederate army.
Something late ~ tho war, Tho
Nary lana SURGEON, whi'o with hi.
regiment N Virginia, got SEPARATED
from his comrades, and, being ouI
OIL lrom joining them by Early
cavalry TOOK to the woods to avoi'
capture, ana wandered for scycra
days nmong tho forests and noun.
'o'us uul| ho became utterly cN
hous''J with fatigue and hunger
In this desperate STRAIT, he resolve,
to apply for help az The first hous.
] he should come to, even at the ri.l
Of being arrested aud consigned Z.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

A FfrLow FrGLlSG. During tho do.
livery Of sis, Olive Logan's lecture on
Girls" the other evening in Buffalo,
New York, the fair lecturer ia her
confidential talk with tho pretty eirls,
said "Shall tel you how l feel p
Well, will tell YOU; | never saw O
pretty girl in oil my life, "ono upon
whose checks tho roses were blooming,
but that I wontcd 10 fold hcr IN nv
arms and kiss her" A person Of the
male persuasion, who had not seen
more than twenty hvo summers, for
gotful Of tho dignity orthc occasion.
gave evidence Of fellow feeling hy 10
quite 4 loud voice cxciaimiag, I fee.
just 50, too
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

4 MrSisrzR DRovsEr on Monday
q Rev Hagnn. n Methodist Minister,
was drowned At tho mouth Of salt
Creek, in Nuskiugum County lie, IN
company with a Row. Fulton Of the
Presbyterian Church. were crossing
the bridge ut that point on horseback,
when Harau horse took fright and
jumped over tlc cmlonRwcrt along,
eide the bridge into tho water Ia.
CANS body vas recovered.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

OSC OF THr NOBLE REDS \ highly
sentimental young lady addressed a
disconsolate looking Indian as fol-
lows :
why droops the eye Of the forest
chief? Does the mSmory Of the red
warrior revert to the past, when his
proud ancestors roamed through the
forest and enjoyed the primeyol plor
les Of nature, now sadly married by the
axo and plough Of the unsympothizing
rustic p
ugh 70 white ma gill big Tr.
Jun too much whiskey, lnjun on Zig
drunk last night lniun puke much
but lnjun get we'll again ughr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
sherIT's sale on Att0chnlent.

Martha +. Harry Va. Enoeh N. Lee.-By
virtue Of an order 70 cell and to me- dirse.
ted from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Morgan county, Ohio, in tho above entitled
action, [ will offer for sale at public aue.
ton at the door OF the Court 10 use in Me-
Connelsville in said county o Tuesday.
the 18th doy Of January, A. D., 1870 at oae
real estate situate in said county Of Nor
gan, 90 wit; A u tho interest that the said
noch N. Ice has in subdivisions 2, 8, and
El0 Of section 33, town 8, range 10, Of lands
sold at Lanesville, Ohio, as plated on The
Auditors Book Of Morgan county, Ohio,
containing 68 acres. Appraised at t22s 90.
Terms Of sule, cash.
JIG MURDUCB, Sheriff OF II. CO.
). i. 4 Frs. II. IA SSA, Atty's.
Dec. IL lS6q-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
shcrIG's sale.

Thomas Crew W. A. w. stewart, ct OIL.
BY virtue otpu order 10 sell and 10 me
directed from the Court ot Common Pleas
of Morgan county, Ohio, in the above cnti-
tied action, 1 viii oner for sale at public
auction, ut the door OF thc Court House IN
Mctonnelaytlic, IN soii Morgan county, on
SATURDAY, rHr san DAY or ~FGBayARY, 1870,
Ht Que o'clock l., NJ, Of ssii dry, the fol-
lowing real estate situate In Morgan ccvn-
~, to.wii. Lots numbered IS, IS, 20, ~,
80. and 80, situate IN tho addition ~ the
town o. Yruuavil'r, in soid Morgan county.
Appraised o. $3.50 90. Trripf of sale, cnah.
4. n. IAYFNER. sheriff ". c., 0.
Ut Crow, Att'y.
~JeruHry t'1O-8w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

Tnr high water has SO interfcred
with our mail facilities that we have
had but n mai this week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

paA- c. L. Hall, in Malta, invites oil
who are in want Of School Books, or
anything usually found in first class
Book Store, 20 give him ocall.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

TgE Macarthur Record of he 3.th
wv, makes lh'' iH'"u-' o. '-.'''''
Vg!I;- n "a, l
t@acrsnre Furnace. Tennessee. for th,
past two year, ISM home "n 10 visit
lie will return to ne d1,'' atihe 'nr-
heCo IoA, a, n,., r-,,o,La,
lie mom,rv, Indeed n, never f~orge,s
anything, no mattcr ot ho'y great or
little signit acc, BIZ, once secs or
hoA's' III, NM ,Ir.'.'.t 49,
oTort. In thi. sna,k Of retaining cy
u%rythinq. he worry much resembles his
nnolo, Walter g Hood IT tho Antietta
Iln's II you N''" Hh!'a'nE r 'Fn
~ ~ h.,r;n, t5,L.r oftbcsc sen,ir.
men. for. if YOU do. it's recorded %
We arc glad To- hear Of Mr.. Davis
What . 6't:'r thnn ~ret'ntv% memo
~ ne mas 800 pt'nI'p.'"' n'" "v. a
IT,. r.. 90
Our ror,n,,r - n. noyi,. cousin Of
A., ,b,vo mentioned William n IA.
Via rro.s.ts ,cs;rs, tho Hood nmuv
baving all tho honor arising from tbi.
-ord,rG,l ,;o If uc,,ory which hoe
heor h frn;t &C ,,t,r,nc,Iupion no
,vo.n ,h. MI and Hood families
Ue oor.od.s a ,~o,o,ison n, IN. Hood
family. bnt AZ tho sam, time thinks
II should not have II all
He say, :, c7, y,,nsoB.r fl, tlo roicb.
borhood Of about thirty Years az,
when Walter O. Hood was , Young
man living under lis fathors-.ruJco
C c. Hood roof IN p.rry County
lie remembers. also. that said Walter
like many other smar, boys. was given
To consider;ns li, fathers idcos Of
matters and tbinrs AS odd f,cy." and
took i mon himself occasional, y 10
attempt 70 convince tho ola Judge
that tho ideas ofyouug America were
better founded than his autiquatcd
ones.
Amongst other good qualities pos.
scsscd by tho old Judge, WIS that ne
was a most deyout christian. and. con.
s~equently abhorred profane swearing
whilo Walter, on the other hand, had
got Il into bis head that there was
nothing harmful or wicked in it. and
considered il much in the light Of M
accomplishment.
One day. when father and son were
resting from ariresomo bout in tho
harvest fold, waiting till hey could
"get their wind" for a new effort.
Walter. IN the course Of conversation.
tlipped out an oath, and was instantly
reprimanded hy his father. Walter
thought this was a good opportunity
for him to correct lis fathers views on
this question. and he al once began his
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

Notice is hereby given that Feline +.
Russell has been duly appointed Exocutrix
Of the last will and testament Of William
RUSSELL, deceased, late Of Morgan CO., Ohio.
All persons having claima against the o.
tate Of said deceased, nro notified 10 rrosont
them Immediately.
FELINE j.. RUSSELL. Evarufr,x.
lam z 1874 gty
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

tsP Select Oysters constantly recei.
we'd and sold by the can, and served by
the dish, at G. DurckholterIs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

en- Crackers made expressly for
Oysters, at C. Burckholter's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

Ba. McGufcy Readers and Spoilers
to he found at O. L. Halls. Wilson's
taken in exchange for them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

na- Fresh Oranges and Lemons at
@ Burckholter's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21


The most -ucrcssfgl Feuiher Dresser ever
offered 10 The public, uui we venture tho
prediction thtL5L never Will DO TErcIlad, for
IL proves 20 ho exactly what OH conditions
aud gua'.II'- of Fel'hprl ncri g. rcuior
;hcW light, eileen and healthy. The clean
sing VS. done entirely ~ stcrm. No fire
comes pear thO feathers, cOnGrqucutiy no
possibility of burning, scorchiEg. OF ytLer.
wise i~uluting lItm, which is IN objection
nllc fenturc ~ hot cir and fire arras.u g ms
chimes. BY this pror-9 all mIghs aFs ics-
ifoycd pri removed tho feuthprs clt ans
,l, The EHrCs relieved isum their uG.l,d
positions. giving 90 n bet IN b~stuvishin:
Increase in bu.k, often moro than one half h.
Also removing oil disaRracable scent. whioh
10 su NcIy cuniuou To- new ne well o. Old
leaihCrG--iu fact . wing. tle appearance
end eaa-r'iHl qualities Of new Feathers, md
relieving them from ali l|ir'ility % moths,
by 'ho removal Of the gummy Or glut.uous
matter 'fom tho quill. IN oil places where
this machine has been introduced, | have
been IrfatntCd with trstimnninlB OF the
most approved character, from ladies pul
gentlemen Of the frat refpectablity, ex-
Trcss'yc Of thar entire confidence Ia this
method OF ycuovatiuF Feathers. not only on
account of the present beauty aud iuerrua.
Ell comfort they sford, but also on sccouut
OF The confident belief they entertain Ut tho
durability Of the work. Many Of these per-
sons speak from positive knowledge, hev.
ing had beds dressed by steam moro than
twenty years ago. and they cous.drr ths ex-
peusG triiInE CON pared With the hrneGta de
rived, Ticks Of bCdl dressed, will be wash.
eel II doairod, for so cents. One bed only
dressed nt q time, consequently there vii
be no mix lg of Feathers. &5- Give M
your best OF poorest, old or now, p-oyidtd
they are Geese or Duck Feathers, and Iu2
raTrant sah.1aetioH or nv e6argsi
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
Master CommIssiOner's sale.


Court Of Common Pleas, Morgan county,
0hio-Elizabeth J. Simpson, plaintiff, ".
Thomas Alexander and Jamer Bingree, de-
fcnd7Its-Ordcr 60 scll.-Notice IL here
by given that BY virtue Of an Order " Sale
issued by said court, in the above entitled
action, and 20 mo directed, | will offor for
sale at public auction, lat the door Of the
court house, Of said county, on
SATURDAY JANUARY 18TH, A.
D., 1870.
az the hour q ono ~ O'Clock, P. NJ, %
said day, the following real estate situate
in said county Of Morgan and State Of Ohio,
20 wit: The east half Of tho north East
quarter Of section twenty two (22), In town
ship ten U0G Of range eleven IN. except.
ing and rcserying the following parcels Of
said tract, TO wit; Beginning at the south
west corner Of said tract and running
thence north 10 the State road, thence
c~usterly with said State road until withih
-four (I) rods OF the south lineof said tract,
thence east ten (i0) rods, thence south four
(1) rods 10 the south line, thence wet to
the place OF beginning, containing about
four (4) ncrcs moro or Teas; also, ell that
part Of the above described tract hereto
fore conveyed to the "Old School Prssby-
terrain Church." known as the pleasant
Grove church, B." reference being hsd 10 said
deed for the description OF tho land hereby
intended 20 be excepted, aud supposed 70
contain about one (i) acre, be the same
more Or icss. Appraised at s: ,A00 Co.,
Terms, cash. T. CREW,
Master Commissioner, NJ. c., q.
u. l. PuwEs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
December 18th, ls6q-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21
ART GALLERY.
w, G., TRESIZE

w, y. IhESIZE
aska tho public TO call and examine his
specimen Photographs, ferrotypes, Am
brotypes, Gems, &c., &C., which cannot he
suI passed any where. He has perfected al
r%angements whereby sny ono can DO Go-
comodated with the finest Of oil Paintings
and pictures of India Ink Work. Rooms
over Boone's saddler Shop. in J. @. Stones
Building, Center Street, A'Csups~ laVIiiS,
Ohio.
Jan lily,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

Groagr Peabody left S2,Ool,V,O Of
personal estate.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21


Oysters, at c. Burckholter's.
------
ts5 Select Oysters constantly recei-
we'd and sold by the can, and served by
the dish, at c. Burckholter's
------4--l
paA- c. L Hall, in Malta, invites all
who are in want Of School Books, or
anything usually found in o first class
Book store, 20 give him call.
-
10. McGufcys Readers and Spoilers
to he found ut G. L. Halls. Wilson's
in exchange for them.
GroRsr Peabody left S2,OOl,V,O Of
personal estate.
----H--
Tho Princess Louise, of Sweden,
raid So. UJ for hcr bridal dress.
s----1---u-
rroot,, TO-, tLc "Ci.y of Churches.
contains 20 elm. les.
-
Fx rr,sileu; Fillmore was sixty.
nine years ucncc last friday.
-
Abiding TO chicuous, Mrs Clever
said "a girl NOW, seems all head
Yes, till you talk to hos, replied Mr.
Clever
my lord. said tho foreman Of a
jury when giving in the verdict.
wc Gud the ra who stole the mare
not guilty
8 Nevada City merchant advertise.
..,'l rag, Off rroeui.h hue, embell'
',h,d with Chas-s photograph, cheer
fully accepted in payment for stock.
u-z----s-s-
Az Austrian Las invented o topped.
which iii said vii, slattcr 70 peccs
ty simple contact, the strongest az,
larrcs, irou.clad thnt can be built.
-
wAsuryo1og correspondents ugrc
thet Cougrcs, has reosscmbled fun.
impressed with the popular wish for
reduction OF tn&pilDOs
-
Tur Ptcsbyt,riaus of tho Unite,
states are said to hsyo moro u,ias.ona
rios IN China, than any other denomir
oticn.
u@gu@u1n-us
SAS Francisco has o population {
~, 900 including 5000 Chinese, an
1850 oolorcd people.
-
AWrsrrRY paper describes the maj
ncr Of love making practised anon
some Of i's readers in the followiu
paragraph THE Young people Nh
were seen feeding each other dow
/, fashion, over a gate post the other ov,
ming, had better be little cautious &
the future
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

Abiding to chiruous, Mrs. Glover
said "a girl NOW seems all head
Yes, till you talk TO hos, replied Mr.
Clever
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

StS Francisco has q population OF
az, ,Jc, including 5000 Chinese, and
2, $50 colorcd people.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

THr Ptcsbytoriaus Of tho United
states are said to hsyo moro u~is-.ona
rio5in China, than any other denomin.
aticn.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-21

Az Austrian las invented o torpedo
which t g. said. will shattcr 20 p eccs.
hy simple contact She strongest ond
larrcs, iron.clad thot can be built.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
MASSACHUSETTS,
LETTER FROM WENDELL PIILLIPS-HE ACCEPTS
TIE LABOR REFORM NOMINATION. TOR COY


LETTER FROM WENDELL PIIILLIPS-HE ACCEPTS
TIE LABOR REFORM NOMINATION TOR coy
EENOR.
BosToN, Sept 12.-Wendell Phillips has ad-
dressed the following letter to the Executive Committee
Of the Labor Reform Party, response 10 their letter
informing him Of his nomination for Governor OF 1assa-
ChIsetts;
have no wish to be Governor Of Massachusetts,, and
f.t. q a- is this confidence, u. roughly dislike TO
have nr drawn into party politics, FOR belong 10
mo- U0liItI utrty But see nothing Iu your Platform
from when dissent, and the struggle when uhdefhes
v1ur movement has ny fullest and Learteat symaihy
Jauta' aud labor partners, NOT enemies Ihtl ana
fe 10 face M order 90 bring about r division oI the
common ur5tt. ain fully convinced mat hitherto legs
lafiou has leaned too muci-eanct most uu-II IIe
side of caital Hereafter should DE Impartial lhe
law FGOuI go a 10 give the masses more le'Hlc
q more complete education, better opportunities ana
fair share o rrOft- II is shame 10 or Christianity ana
il.zato. I our social system % provide AMI expect
that one man at 20 years Of age should be lofi OF
many thousands Of dol ais, While hundreds oI otti men
vino have u Il. as good OF their talents ana oppuI
t4niTc- lean charity f0r their daily bread OF s sc
there luu-t lo Irregularities but the best minus a.
he RS OF the hard should give Themselves 10 tie W w.
changing this gt5, Injustice, this appalling iueg-aiF
feel sure tha tur reddic,t way 10 tufh p"H' AuuNH'
and effort into M channel ls FOR tne NOihl-lru I'd OF
rfize pDliiirt party. No social que 'uun ever gtls
fearcssy treated ltre till make politics turn on ~
Tic real American college Il the hallOthOx, ana on
questions like t-se political parry Is the surcst ana
rlcst IL not -e only way to SIR discussion ana secure
Improvement. Al my name VIII strengthen your move
f.uf Won are welcome 70 10. Allow me 10 add, thOugh
working f'r large vote, u We i1l we sLouiG nos p uI
conrged bv a small one Las. years experience shows
vour trC1gth and the Autielayery movement proves
how ouicAy correct principle wins assent u earnest
,,. nrk ~ IL Yours, truly, WENDELL PHILLIPS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13


CARIIsI7-Ys'e,y Josa nfHi Of wn 3 'ui A. cnrls,
.asi 10 1902 rl IRON ,te -sa--ce o. ls par
en 50 Fdtolvc o1yl Fuells ai pe-ie ae u tas nuaa.-
ou lgr- notice
COLYER-scpt 2 1910 Mary c. daughter of T-le li Ena l. Coz
TIE ds e r or te family &c i--t.t . serl her asrai
Tuesav sept o'clock without a9 her bodice at l0i
Frln.llr-ayci Dlo04.In
Essrs. .yAt liaussss.er Vt SATURDAY set 10 ~. T. East
Relatives sud friends invited to le -sTl ts ttT ~ l9.
O'Clock sI-Las " Lf scla aE, laf 3 h9yets
33a tintOa-v ave, Brooklyn
WGGIys-At yrvrot on the Lsu.se daughter ~
E.ss b. anu Emma H. igglHs, age. ~ ys.-- ..., -,
Revss add friends Of tie Iall. 'e1 'a'hl 10
nm m on Tu-sil7. 1871 o. Uc.oc-, from ~ lii-eFe
MuEsCS-On SATURDAY. Margaret Asa vale oI .fsi- 3 Aoisoa
iu o. Of ier ..,
Tie and relatives the family rs'est isys aseaa
from her late rsirne lD West -ti ob'li ~
Wednesday morning at II ococA
REEAUD-On Monday moraag 2h inst Bnima ~ soa Of Geo
n. a-l Eialn.i p pe1lul syrf re1-s ltd p H1.
Funeral ~ ednessJ morning. ei coc from 80 Eas'
Z gt-edh5t
siERRY-In Yorvnlt Sunday sept l' ssan " wife
F1ne 8 vices a. 81 Pads Cb1rch Norsa Thurs az
u O'Clock.
TTTERTOy-At Fabush L l. on Sunday Sept H. George litter
ton 81 London. England aget - YEAR.
TIE rel.s amy o. aiei h islef from 81 Pssis
EscBga Church. Fll;husf, NelelJ, St- To- 4i ock
Take Faihush ears from Fulton Ferry.
vORRATH-On SATURDAY dropsy, John P vorah le 0A
TIE rltTes M friends Of the family rrc r,pe fully n7l
his late residence No rs told nln3e htnist,
brooklyn, Iueaay p
wALEEROa SATURDAY. inst. bdaf ress Corea, only
Inter the ilre Geo. l. Naser
Tie relatives trends fny invited attend The ael
services r-aleace No. Wei -fl, MS
Tuesday afternoon o'clock The remains viii b. 70 Ges
wool for intemeat
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The starch factory OF w. Barker a Co. at
waeroun MAJ Wa destroyed by hre yesterday. Loss, $500
Jail on sunday be confined Awaiting m of TIE murder Of
his Niie.
DR.. s. b. Davis, well-known citizen of Mem
NH. Buf Greek, MIS- LAST week while Attempting
sxin
"A fire broke out in the Hopkins stables, in
Pomeoy saury and ending Mechanic 81 con
sumcd square of buihinss Loss, -,3,O0J
Last Tuesday night J. Q. Bowen was assaulted
bots Goousn h hrOhcn named lAyfonL bSseR
pistol and kIiel both. he arsei aBd baied-
THE engine of "A passenger train from CohGoIu
or Portsmouth n H. yesterday oFu o. ths irleG g Sssa
cattle GeOge 1.-THE brakemaul egs ossa o''
aal feared thai william Pcsol, Tia euglnrer h aiA9
BY an accidental explosion Of three kses ss,o, ~
powder FRIDAY tbs Of wis heo9ad = @ iser
Prrrg Ohio destroyed, aaA Nj AD5ni
Young u Priest and Jie of AE NJ DLs" "a De-
gelekl Geor.e vs. G0T40a Jala cly-sH s-4@ ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

du by the Doc party 7Hgns TpeD the sss,, snd hsss:
Of the masses b. creating powerful n'nonoes 49, zea sna
~, "a 1, M ,b r.rr-srsri M control Of the Govsrru IN Mt
Rorol Inat sOeg gho aei 10 p' lysl Oy oes o y.
f,crgr o. l~rr g. fae rr srrrah0r OF he
pubi opposed % snd " %
I'll iTfl % eTr 90 evc-r flfh HiB ~
when be- Is entitled to &C. anl bat and se Ponouc ar 70
roeer aad through frlri nj corruption IL, t,..
Josea n The Germans sre raanf rliron canss % ~ ~ & m
ClaoA
At a meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
Stewart l. wcodord Club OF the I'D and lid Assembly
Districts last evening the following officers were cected
President NJ. J. n. Hillcr VicePresdents. hessrs a..
Burkhard and G.. Forster Secretary, Mr.. W. GuntheT
Treasurer, capt. yanaerburg.
The Stewart j. WOodf0ri Soldiers and sailors Club OF
the With Assembly District organized list eseuiLg
by large AID enthusiastic meeting and thn election OI
Officers follows: President. Brighten ROber. Avery
Vco-Presldents, Lieut. Commanding George i. Hail. Col
walter G.. Poor Recording Secretary, Sergeant John A.
Rutfner; Correspond Secr ta4y, MaO- TuOHs Lhtt;
Treasurer, Capt. john g. Dingwal; SrI1 ':at-1t-Arm
dresses from Gen. Robert Avery Col. Walter G.. Poor
Col. A. j. IL Duganne ana Gen. Green, resolutions were
unanimously adOpGd approving OF tle WAOe sti''
ticket and esrecaliy " tEe nomination Of Gen wood
ford as tine represent Of the soldiers ana sailors
The veteran soldier .p54.ng N the lAtL Assembly
D.frcf met i4st night To rip former brother
10y organizing q WOOdOrd Campaign club. The meeting
Es ne '5Ste 90 az 20 ..iy = ' Not ~ C,r,,iU
HaTHg, Ncc-P.esdcatsi Geo. i. COuct hhi Iieo'. Z,
BERGEN, Sectetares ana Hender Clark, Lreasicr Ad-
dresses were made ty Col Marshall Cap. Nillah
H. GUrga and James ". l4rr aUUruKlug IN" uOMhiLin,
made and platform enuuriacd by tho Sartog1 Cunycn-
ton, and pled-ng the support Of tlr soulei' on le
Ninth Assembly District. Opportunity haElIs ,cei,
the Club A Committee was authOT red tO engage large
hall FOR the Use OF the Club during the campaign
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
LOUISIANA.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION - PROBABLE
ADHESION OF COLORED DELEGATES.
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 2.-Ihe Democratic
state Convention met to-day, ex-Goy VOORHEES, acting as
PRESIDENT The only question Of interest turned the
admission OF colored delegates OF whom some 20 were
present A motion made that the question OF ad-
hitting caared delegates be separated from that Of
admitting whites After sharp discussion the motion
wa, rejected The question of adopting the report of
tbe Committee on Credentials, admitting On the same
footing as the whites, Will come up tomorrow Inc
imure.lon is that it will be adopted by an oyerTAeln'
ing majority.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, n. Y, Sept. 12-The Executive
Committee Of the Cornell University has just held It's
meeting preparatory the beginning Of the new Uni
versity year. AL professor5hips have been
filed and three Assistant Professors added Although
this is only the irsI day Of the examination there have
beeu pr applcdtlO-s for admission to the Freshman
Class In the various dnpl rtmeuts large force OF work
men wi Immediately be- pat upon the new Tbby build
ing for the CivI Engineering and Mechanics Arts De
partments The institution begins the year ID more
professors students and more buildings th ever
10y.