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FOR NEW YORK. eoae
DOMINION STEAMSHIP $&E&E

FOR NEW YORK. <&asn
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP E0k
COMPANY. ~.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA. NIAGARA, ALBF.
MARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York IN
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at : O. clock
r. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodas
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
. Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of this
COMPANY.
N. L; McCREADY, President 1877 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets,
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DRY GOODS.
THIRD ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.

A GREAT CHANGE IN GOODS AND PRICE,
willreadiy be realized by calling at
JULIUS SYCLE's,
4l5 BROAD STREET.
We are opening this day large, well selected
and varied assortment of
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
Of all descriptions.
JAPANEsE P0PLINs, plain. plaid, and striped;
BAREG rs, figured and striped;
E MxIkis s9 81 sH fGFet GOODS;
ORGANIZES and LINEN LAWNS, BUFF and
DRAB LINENS, ALPACAS, IN ell shades,
andGRENaDIsEs. HERNASAs. &c.
WHITE GOODS.
ORGANIZES, Swiss. Nainsooks, plain, plsid
a striped, Jaconet and Cambria MUSLINH
TAkLETAN, MARsElLLEs and HONEY
COMB QrLT, ToWELIsG and TOWELS
Pm Pm ~ rs ysry s5ys nd
ssa
66EEAhs y IL
ETY. DI LI T. saa sUiss rEsgFFLINGs anda
Ess ns q nasho 81 LLAMA LACE and
THREAD POINTS; - n ! 20
nA6 III s9 Sr very sGzE shssD s per
SIZES p.sss;s
dOSlER1, CORSEJE KlbbOGs, ana Sos
TIONS, In endleas variety -.
A ralI assortment Of c ssIhtEREs. DoEsKINs
aud MELT0S8 LINENS, CO9G0AADEE
LINEN Use p s4so ssS 'f fktsfHS LIiiNEss,
GENTS HALE HOSE at all prices; sF
UlDERsEIRTs for ladies and gentlemen
All OF which have been bought Ia the fast ave
days at the lowest prices.
Cali one and all and take your choice at
JULIUS SYCLE's,
lib Broad street. between Fourth and Fshh.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen viii be pleased 10 see
their friends GEORGE SwABACHER, JONAS
WEINBURG, j. T. TURNER, r. :. SMITHER,
WILLIAM d. POWER, my3
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH. I4Ses
i M0ND AND NORFOLK STEAM-8A&SA
A W E K.-Steamers N OR FORK, Nv.
EVERMAN, and J. s. GREEN, composing this
line, VIII leave Richmond every MONDAY and
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, Mt IL O'Clock
N; Fretght received every day Sundays except
edl az the Company's freight-house on the Dock.
Hrelgnts taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphls, including meals and
staseroom, ", W. P. PORTER,
Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 2425 Dock street.
WIN. p. CLYDE Il CO.,
Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices No. u South wharTee,
re Is and No. II North wharyes.
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DR Y ssseIss.
syPEefAE fKslDJ
We have Just l:eeeiyea some sery
HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
which VIC ,1fsr at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES. "
and ask esIl from those desiring good and relia-
BILE dry goods.

Beautiful zEMBROIOEHEU ra2ns@o
GRENADINES,
BLACK IRON BAREGEs and GRENADINES,
PLAIN, sTRIpED, and PLAID PoPLINs and
LENOs;
WHITE. BLACK, and COL oRED ALPAcAs-
superior manufacture;
Now ssyle STRIPED, CHECKED, and PLAIN
JACOoNET LAWNS, al, styles, best qualities;
FRENCH PIQUFS, pretty designs for dresses;
SWISS, NAINsOOK, CHECKED, and TUCKED
WHITE CAMBR1Cs, ORGANIZES,
BRILLIANTs, DIMITYS, &C.;
BLEACHED and B r o W COTfoN D al
widths and qualities;
LINEN and COTTON SHEETING,
PILLOW-CAsE LINENS and CoTToNS
oTIIITs TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS,
LINEN DRILLS and DUCK,
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs,
OPERA FLAENELs, GRENADINE,
MERINO and LACE sHAWLs
LACE COLLARS and HANDKERCHIEF,
KID GLOVES,
PARASOLS of all styles;
FRENCH CORSETS, .... ..-
SILK FANS and full assortment in general to
which we invite attention.
WILLIAM THALHIMER Il SONS,
Broad-Street Dry Goods Emporium,
mva corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND Il
J0ND0NDERRV A<M

THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorite Clyde-built passenger steamers are In.
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river. at 12 O'Clock III.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, 800 and
SIS.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $780,
Steerage to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
gas. ..~'
Prepaid certificates from these ports, Sa7.
Passengers bookedto and from Hamburg, Hayre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., ut very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Great Bri.
tain.
For further information apply at the company's
Offices, No. 8 Bowling Green, New York, to HEN.
DERsON BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & co, Agents.
au28 w."
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM Il CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTaEzrs
lRICnfoND, VA. PosT-OFFICE Box g.
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LINE.


Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, a%Kfh
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving
pier ~ North river every Saturday:
DENMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA.
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, $l00 aud S7a, currency.
Storage passage, $40, currency.
Storage tickets frcm Liverpool or Queenstown,
$751; In currency.
Steerage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg Rot
terfiam, and Hayre. $45. in currency.
For further particulars, apply at tho offices OF
the company, SO Broadway, Z. W. j. HURST,
Manager, or to
GILIAM C. DUNHAM q co, Agents.
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FOB LIVERPOOL AND fGse

QUEENSTOWN SGIN
LNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAfC3N8
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND. ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
BATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, PAYABLE In Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. .4leo %
Storage, Payable Il, Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown .....s............f3 IS %
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold)...........S 80 20
Halifax {gold) 20 OF
St. Johns, N. F., by branch steamer (gold).. 10 90
iStesra9e, Payable IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 20 %
rtaiSA 49,. ~
Tickets sold to aud from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further informa alton applv Mt the Company's
Offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
Is broadway Kew York or to
WILLIAM c.. UUNHAM & co, Agents.
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MEETINGS.

wv ORKINGMEN.-T will be gene
w raj meeting held at the Metropolitan Hall
on THIS (Monday) EVENING at half-past
O'Clock. You are requested TO attend.
Hon. Henry A. Wise will address the people. :.
nv Git
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STOLEN.-$20 REWARD.-WasN 49,
~ stolen from my stable ON Friday night &.SN
the eth instant, one SORREL HORSE, eight or
nine years old; In rather thin order; blaze face:
very thin through the shoulders. Upon close ex-
animation IL may be seen that one shoulder Is a
little latter than The other. One white fore foot
marks from collar and saddle
The above reward Of $50 will be paid for his de-
livery to me, or SIS for any information SO that
get him again. g. II. WEISIGER
my9-H% Post-ofica Mancnpstsr Vo
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0H1IaA g 1,9 sIkAMHOATaaSsfi.
- - ~ sGO31PANT. a. n 6a4rj
:. .TkTswEEKLY LfRE. =
- ssTss nsSr.ssI ATE OF MARrLAsps Captain G.
BtesmeT PETERsBURe. csnt.,n n.o..
Cheap reliable and ssYs f rSnss ARS cIE
S4HysAaa1 BOSTON, and the west. 0ote,
saa ss aRnFbs sysry T asiDA THURS.
9esack z. N, md On TAURsD29 g e, 90
EEssighs received svsry day szcsp. ssd,d.,
srtrs e: honno iTtp, meals andstsse room
be Powhatan ssean,soats tcSmpanv h,x,,.
Fos. peemanent lesse OF ft,efr present xix
a az. sne OF the wharf isse desssmisd ~
eithes fro "narIage ON any freight ia tie future
N.Y. HAKvEYs & WEEK. MEnIHaiifs Aren't.
TOE NORFOLK, PORTsa."
LAH MD2PSga, b ANE PA 4: Beg ssEEssyLAR :.
and elegant 4gEITER STATES Nail lA-a stssn met
,., !, =. Captain Z. &. sEroaDE, B.
places on Mo OsFl yHoekasts s9r shs sso,ensm
DAYS 40 SIX o,cL6 GK 4. M ana a.nsrEl
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday. oh
Passengers arrive In Norfolk la fine "a .or.
n Maa.h VITA steamers fog 5aitInote and points
-. TRIMS "a City Poinsf Petersburg On at,
Fare: . Norfolk, "a s,epr
e Isa ~ sSlo ma s,:ssss
Boston, Baltimore and principal landings on
chesapeake bay, and ali regular landings on Ssmea
rye M6 M g FTsss PFaaN ra -. parn
Freishts for way-iandinga must be prepaid
a a to l. o q sa .sesnsr: SS sSa:.
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r EMONs AND ORANGES.-Fresh LIE
~ MONS and ORANGES just received on con-
etgument. For sale by
abSo ROBERT r. WILLIAMS O. 60.
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NJ OTICE.-TO MY FRIENDS AND
TODAY tina Gymnasium Hail, on Franklin he
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, as HIRING and
BOARD STABLE. It Is a large, roomy house.
The best care Will be paid TO board horses and
vehicles. Having had egbteeniyears' experience,
feel that can give satisfaction to all who N AZ
my 30 WtLEixM u, su7zxn1Asp,
TAYSNG SOLD THE 8poK ANn
@4f,aaySE, VIA Vii ssasiassss istssss ss
isMS S}hsA { .sM e0s Nina & eansfaHSaes eS SSS
The B1HDERY dspartm ent will % continued st
the same place Until further notice,
W. a. KErNINGHAM.
MAY ., 1870, my R--5t
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Ask to sec the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
Ing the trademark American Watch Com
pany," Crescent street, Watham, Massachu-
sets" 1t Is by far by the best full-plate watch
made In the United States, and surpGsscs any
thing heretofore made In this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
ap 3Q-d eod-w cow 3m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
Seaman,s Wild cal.

We had supposed this animal
had long since 'given up the ghost"
Our citizens generally, will remem-
Der it as q wild Animal" which
Thrifty" commonly known as the
"Llon Tanner" made several efforts
to capture. The Noble County Re-
publican, of last week, contains the
following paragraph, which estab-
fishes the fact that it still lives, and
Is running rampant in Noble COun-
ty:
"a WILD misunderstanding
excitement exists in Wayne town
ship over the movements of a
strange animal that has been OBJ
served near Kennonsburg. A Mr..
Hawkins met it IN the road a few
days ago, but gave way without
stopping to investigate. lie pro-
nounced 1t a bear, and others who
have seen it agree with hun, while
others, perhaps less imaginative,
say that 1T Is only a very large
strange dog. A party is forming to
hunt it down and disclose the mys~
terry"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

The Toledo Blade has published
an instalment of the current Radi-
Cal yarns about outrages IN Ten
nssee on northern emlgrants, a
committy of Republicans residing
in jamestown, In that State. wrote
to the Blade that
There is no part Of the United
States where peaceable, law abid-
ing settlers will receive from all
resldents a more kindly welcome,
none where they will be more secure
in the enjoyment of life, property
opinions and pleasures, none where
hath is more likely to be found,
and few whose industry is more
certain to receive its due reward
than upon this Cumberland table
and in Middle Tennessee. Its de-
iciencIes are those of sparsely set
tied, half wild, secluded region, lis
promises are abundan and opne to
all corners. Such statements as
those of your article are harmful and
wong, because sweeping and gen
ernl IN their application"
Still the Blade insists on its
stories of intoleranc and persection.
Of course it would't do t. give up
this plank in the radical platform.
As GREELEY admits, they have car
ried too many elections on it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
Legal NO1ice.

Hannah Smith and William ". Smith,
her husband, whose place of residence is
unknown, Will take notice that a petition
was filed against them on the 4th Of April,
A. D., 1870. in the Court of Common Pleas
within and forthe county of Morgan and
State OF Ohio, by John Gibbins, and is now
pcndiRg, wherein said John Gibbins de-
mands partition and assignment Of dover
ing real estate, to-wit Situate in said
county of Morgan and State of Ohio, and
known, designated and described as follows,
beginning at The. southeast corner of the
southwest quarter of section number seven
"a, OF town number eight 49, of range
number twelve Q2), OF the Ohio UOmpany's
purchase A chestnut II inches, bears
north ID dogs west q and W. D 20 in, bears
north so dogs west 20 thence north IS dogs
west 5I.4O rods to a stake, a popler 10, north
49, dogs east 5 and a poplar 10, south 80
east 24T thence north IL dogs east 81
rods to a stake in the road thence on an
easterly course along he road about 1915
rods to the west line of the Bethel meeting
house lot thence south about three rods 10
the southwest corner of said meeting bOuse
lot ; thence east I6 rods to the east
line of said quarter !; thence south TX dogs
west 81 rois to the place of beginning, con-
tanning eighteen and one-half Q8%) acres,
more or less, and that at the next term of
said Court the said John Gibbins will aps
ply for an order that partition may be made
ofand said dover be assigned in said pre-
misses. JOHN GlBBlNS.
By ]. T. Crew, his attorney.
A~prilS ,IS70-6w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
TEE LATE F1RE-THE PRoMpr-

THE LATE FIRE-THE PROMPT
MISS OF THE "HoME OF COLUMBUS"
HAVE A WESTERN INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-We call the especial at
tention of our readers to the notice
in our advertising columns, of the
settlement, on the part of the Home
of Columbus" Fire Insurance Conn
paRy, of its loss sustained Sy the
destruction of the FIGURING Mill of
G. E. Hills Esq. The fle in the
smouldering ruins was not yet ex-
tlngGished when The Special Agent
of the Home of Columbus arrived
to settle the loss. The absence of
Mr.. Hills (who was in New York;
prevented an immediate adjust
mentt, but as soon as the Company
could be notified of his return, the
Adjusting Agent, Mr.. ]. W. Chaplin,
called upon HIM and Immediately
gave HIM q dra:t for $4,000, the full
amount Of She POllcy.-EDeiaware,
co. Herald:
The following well known gen
tIemen Of McConneIsville, own
stock IN the Home Insurance Com
pany: W. P. Sprague, James A.
Mcconnell, Hugh N. Cochran, Eli
Shepard, John W. PInkerton, and
ARA Alderman.
The Agent here is ARA Alder
man, Esq, who may be found 3: the
First National Bank.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

THE New York assembly, Democrat.
ie, on Saturday last, by a vote of eighty
FIVE ayes to seven nays, passed a bill
which removes all restrictions on the
right of suffrage for blacks and places
them on the same footing as whites.
Mr.. Murphy, a leading Democratic
member of the house. on the passage
of the bill spoke as follows:
al shall vote for this bill, not in def
erence to the fifteenth amendment,
but because the State of New York
has the constitutional right to regulate
the subject of suf age for herself. The
constitution of the United States does
not confer uppn Congress the power to
regulate this question, and hence the
adoption &C the fifteenth amendment
is a usurpation of authority for which
there is no constitutional warrant
The regulation of the question of sdf-
rage has always been conceded to The
states. and, until the agitation of the
question involved in the fifteenth
amendment, the right to so regulate
the question was never questioned
either by Congress or the people. /
am wiling, however, to take from the
black man the $3.50 qualification under
which he now struggles, placing him
upon an equal footing with the white
man at the ballot-box; and 1 do this
because slavery no longer exists in the
land. The property qualification is a
great wrong, and should never be inn
posed in a free nuntry. Ishall there
fore vote ave-"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
COMMERCIAL.
M,CONNELSVILLE MARKET.

M'CONNELSVILLE MARkET
MCCoNNELsvILLE, May 6, 1870.
FLOUR-8est family SIS so;
WHEAT-$l 90 per bushel.
CCRN MEAL-$0,80 per bushel.
C0RN-65 per bushel, wholesale.
BARLEY. Spring, 5000. Fall, 81 .05.
OATS-35 tents per bGsbel, wholesale.
Hsy-Sl5.O0 per ton.
TIMOTHY SEED--S3,00 wholesale,
FLAX SEED 81 IS to 2 90.
BEANS--$2 90 per bashel.
DRIED APPLES Gets. per pound.
DRIED PEACHES>~S3 90 per bush.
POTATOES--S 80 40 per push, at
wholesale.
BUTTER. 20 cts. per pound,
EGGS, IS cts. per dOz,
FEATHERS--- IS cts. per ID.
SUGAR. u to Is CITE. per ID.
WHITE SUGAR. IA to u cts.. ID,
COFFEE 90 to 30 cts. per Id.
TEA 81 90 to / so per ID.
MOLASSES--Sorgum so by barrel, so
to 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 90 per gallon.
LARD-l5 TO lScts per pound, whole
sale.
CANDLES--2Octs per ID.
SOAP by bar l0c.
C0DFISH--l0cts per ID.
SALT--S175 per Dbl.
WO0L--40 to 45 cts per ID.
SIDES-Pickeled, Is cts per ID.
CARBON OIII-40cts. per gallon.
LiNSEED 0IL-l,35 per gallon.
LARD OIL.--2,O0 per gallon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

THE wearing of fine dresses, by
church going ladies, according to
Appleton's Journal, is not SO rep
rehnes,ble a practice after all. 1t
says: "Man and woman in pure linz
en-, in unstaind apparel, in choice
personal adornment, have a sense
of dignity and elevation which
those In slovenly garb do not expe-
%rience, and it is nc particular SIN if
this sense of elevation is carried a
little too far Pride, o fcourse, often
enters into fine dressing. and many
particulry r fond of funting
their fine feathers in the peoples
eyes; but a majority love, handsome
dressing in obedience to an instinct
of refnement-in consequence of
that sense of personal purity which
accompanies wearing of choice ap-
paral-and hence we see perfect
congruity in we'll dressed crowds
tina: pour through our streets, on
Sundays, vending their way to the
place of prayer, and our most fash
lonable congregations, if exhibit
ing a little too much of ultra eloD
gance, even if showing unmis takab-
ly the presence of pride and vain
glory in to largo a proportion for
the spiritual welfare of the wor>
shippers, have yet an air of sobriety
are reverentIal in manner, at least
conditions that seem to have been
somewhat different IN former times.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
The Late ChIer Justice TaneY.

After the outbreak of hOstllities,
it will be remembered that a habeas
corpus case came before him as
Circuit Judge Of Maryland. He IS.
sued the writ. 1t was In favor of a
uom named Merryman, who had
be arrested for treason. The mil-
itary officers intcrfered and proven
ted the release of the prisoner
Judge fancy directed the Clerk of
the Court to certify this fact to
President Lincoln. This was done
but the President made no reply.
The next day, before fancy went
to Court, he told ais daughters
that be fully expected to be arrest
ed before night ; that, if so, they
must not worry or feel anxious
about him, for he hoped they would
not keep him long IN confinement.
But" SAID he, 81 shall keep right
on, doing what ! believe to be my
duty, and taking the consequences,
whatever they may be-" He was
not arrested, although he was often
threatened IN the early yeaas of the
war. 1t was in the nature of such
distinguished Generals as Schenck,
who ruled in Maryland, to arrest
as dangerous traitors" such men
as Taney-then upward of eighty
years of age. 1t was by such patrI,
otic services that Schenck won his
stars.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

The Seneca Advertiser is publishing
scraps from its old files, and among
other things finds the following in an
old paper published it lS45, which it
commends to President Grant:
"UNHoRscD.-The surveyor of the
port of Baltimore sent a splendid char
ger to Colonel Polk, a few days since,
as a token of his high regard for the
President. The next day the horse
was returned to the very disinterested
donor, accompanied with a notification
that his services were no longer needed
by the government. The surveyor
han no doubt forgotten that John
Tyler was no longer President"
We don't know exactly what the sur
veyor would have got from Grant for a
splendid charger" The tariff on
presentations is a state secret. Hardly
more than a subordinate Office, howev-
err Say a consulship, postofice or
revenue position.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

On last Saturday evening, as an
nounced, the friends of this enter
prlse met IN the Mayors Office
Joshua Davis was chosen Chairman,
and George s. Corner Secretary.
After such organization, E. ID. Stan
berry rose, and briefly stated the
result of the work of the Committee
to solicit subscribers to the stock
which statement was to the effect
that twenty-0ne thousand dollars
had been subscribed, and that about
two thousand more had been prom
ised by parties now absent from the
county, but who would readily SUBJ
scribe said amount on their return
here. Following this, it was de-
cided to take the preliminary steps,
Immediately, toward the incorporas
ton of the Company under the
name and title of the Brown &
Manly Plow Company" said arti-
Giles of Incorporation empowering
the Company to invest one hundred
Thousand dollars IN Its business.
William P. Brown, James Manly,
Joshua DAVIS, William P. Sprague,
James B. AcGrew, and Elias M.
Stanberv were chosen as Corpora
tiers; and the articles of Incorpo~
ration we're then duly acknowl-
edged before James NJ. Gaylord,
ESQ, and sent to the Clerks Office
of the Court of Common Pleas for
the attachment of said Clerks GER
tiicate aud official seal; and are
now, probably. in the Secretary OF
States Office in Columbus. After
InstructIng the same Committee,
that had been operating as Solicit
ors of stock, to continue on IN
their work, the meeting adjourned
until called again by said Commit
tee.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

Ex>AUDIToR RAMSEY has bought
Mrs. Cadwallader's residence on
second street, opposite Judge
Rhodes, and will hereafter be a res
identofour City.-IMarietta Times,
We had hoped Mr.. Ramsey was
intending to make a permanent 10
cation here; but 1T seems not. How
ever, we believe he will take to Ma
rietta the bes: wiahes Of our citi-
gems, amongst whom he resided for
more than a quarter ola Century.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr.. S. SPRAGUE, Sir:-I had my
feet badly frozen so that 1 could
not put on my boots. They were
very painful. tried all the Llni-
ments &C., / could hear recommend
ed but could not get anything to do
me any good until L tried your su-
perior Nerve and bone Linament.
Three applications of chat excel
lieut. Linament cured me. l would
therefore recommend all my friends
who may need to use Imminent, to
try the Superior Nerve and Bono
TAG
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06
WALL

More than ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY different patterns of WALL
PAPER at ADAIR's Book Store, of
the most varied and elegant designs,
and richest styles ever brought to
M'ConnelsvIlie. Their numerous
customers this Spring pronounce
their stock tho handsomest and va
riety greatest of any ever IN town.
An examination Will satisfy any one
of the truth OF what we say, as we'll
as the TACT that they sell their stock
cheaper than elsewhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

no. Mr.. William Silvey, whom
our EContr ibutor' mentioned as be-
ing one of the Jurors in the first
SANDER suit tried IN Morgan Coun-
tv, and whom he mentioned as be-
ing dead, We learn from Hon. W.
P. SpragGe, is living in Newark,
New Jersey. He probably is about
e~ighty-fve years of age, and hearty
and active.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-06

BaE The Spring Opening at Hol-
brooks Fancy Goods and Millinery
Store, on last week, was the most
successful that that establishment
has ever met with. Hardly a lady
within the limits of the towns failed
to call On them; and a great many
from the country, also, yer noti-
ced in their beautifully adorned
Store, =