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!
army. Q. What army? A. Confederate army.
Z. What portion Of the army did you serve in!
A In the 1st Maryland artillery, tul July,
mustered out? A. 1 was discharged on account
OF disability. Q. What have you been doing
since that7 A. have not been employed IN
you been doing! A. Nothing. q. Haven't you
been making trips to Richmond! A. l have
been there, sir. @. How frequently! A. Some
times once in a month; sometimes once in two
or three months. i have been there twice since
the 1st of April, twelve months ago. @. And
those two times were when! A. In December
Decemberl A. There might have been some
gentlemen with me. @: Where did yoR cross
the line OF the blockade! A. In Westmoreland
a II never carried any. q. You are acq tainted
with the Surrattsl A. Yes, sir. q. How eften
have you visited there2 A. Twice. q. How
became acquainted with theml A. About
half q dozen times. q. You say Weichman
asked You to get him place in Richmond
he h asIea me- thought ss' gs coaa o%
Q. How did you come to talk about things in
Richmond7 A. suppose he understood / was
there rom rom my conversation; Where was this! this!
talk with Mrs. Surratt about being at Rich
Pond a. might c. When yom %ens so 20
accompanied youl A. I remember men one man
from this city accompany you. -. NO, SIT.
@. Any from Maryland A. NO, sir; they
were ali from Virginia. Q. This cipher-where'
it it's seven Ven Years. rs .. Where did you learn it9
A In magician's book. q. What did yeu
use il for? a. had no use tor it. Q. What
did Won carry It for =! A. / didn't carry 1t.
conid make 1t in twenty minntes. u. Did yon
ever teach it to John Surratt A. No, sir. @.
Did you ever meet at Surratt's house Mrs
SIaderl I. A. never saet her at Mrs. Surratrs
house, ] met her here In Washington. O..
When? A. In February. Z. About what
date! A. The twentieth or twenty-secoud. O..
Did you have any conversation with herI A.
mond? A. Partly. @. Did she come back
with you! A. met her accidentalIy ia
Westmoreland county. @. Do you know the
object OF her visit to the Confectionery a. No,
sir; saw her first In Westmcreland county,
Virginia. Q. When was thar A. In FEB.
Iuary last. Q. Did you meet her at Surrans
mouse! q. Not till after MEL her on me Ro-
tomac z When did you see nsr on tne fo'
tomac! A. About the 1rst OF te1Tuaiy.
Did you come here together? a. N9, sE. Y.
" here did she 60 tot A.. To NeW aosn cry
Q. Did you accompany her any distanoe! A.
Only across the river. @. fou met her aeain
at Mrs, Surfatt,s housef "A. Yes, sir. q. DID
she 70 inn Al. NO. sir, she stayed In buggy.
Q. Who was with her A. John Surratt. G.
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IL jeff Davis, it must be.confessed, was
confined remarkably soon after turning wo-
man.
UA young lady, being told that her lover
was suddenly killed, exclaimed: "Oh, that
splendid gold watch OF his! Give it to me,
that may rem ember him and cherish his
dear memory"
SAn exchange calls for bloodless tariff
war upon England.
~The firm OF Gladstone & %. went aup.
in England for about two million of dollars.
JEFF Davis might have died game; but be
preferred to live game-sverybody's game
Prentice.
IL Your truest well wisher is the La vestor
in new oil company.
~ Minnesota sent to the war more than half
her voting pop pulation, or 1891 boys III blue
ont or 42, ,437 voters.
IL The debt, OF New Hampshire is about
: 4,500, 600.
-.U>The troubles in the Braziis continue
Flores is threatening Paraguay.
HThe indiana free banks are burning their
notes al the rate Of $4,000 day.
0rThe city OF Baltimore this year expends
aol1 COO for public schools. w.
ur>Ths wages Of sailors In New YORK. has
falfsn nom $50 to go month.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THKATER.
Corner llth and G streets, near Penna. ave.

Corner llth and ftfeeb. near Penna. ave.
rHE H1sf h1sH nsHoS RAHS1sE r. WARD
MON DAY HvlNING, May y.
ne" and esfnsfsI FIJI FISWRR S1sRh 81 efsslsfN TsfN
The whole to conclude with screaming lr'h
The BLUNDsRINe IRIsHMAN.
GROVER's NEW THEATKR.
PennsyIvsuis Avenue. near Willsrdh.
tlss1 lng1HHaHH NIGHT 4sss2satMENHs N s9sa1saT0s,
RfsTSfs 81 4sS aSsT sSsEfi1sa f AND
NOVEL NATURE,
xSh n4SS1.sEsT MaUa sGHH1sgy GapyEgEs
NEW pEoFHRTIEs AER IN APP5fNrMlSrs,
tn. ORIGINAL Mtsie: A1i:. o,,o,,,.r.
Entitled the
OR. A FhfRsr Fhf SF III Hok GOLD.
ira oss Circle Is sebts So
cents; oOisrsd Boxes. With cushioned chairs, 50
Oxford! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THlATRH.
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvanis avenue.
The Celebrated Melo Dramatic Artist.
WIN E. AEP BP r
BUHB bUaB NAN NAN SF SF ssAASsSsHisTik sAssHisTFiikk:
TnECRsgAASYii pASi5g1E EE5PAy .sh hER }s ssATHRpAy, M
jASk SjhSk RR9BiEsSN AND His lis MSSki9.. MseSk.
With full and powerful casts.
Also, the fine rev Ballet of the
ssEBttFFAs's sBtFAsss fR1z1. PkIzs.:
Introdusins all the Great Dancers of the day. and
lie most H""iFTH ETHIOPIAN CORPS
Hs dsUEE % es Fea sarSsbni rHHhnX
NIXON'S GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS.
SIXTH STREET, BELOW PENN'A AVENUE.
nouasrsfaRA EHa faaRRsAr.s1A AeRoB!FtdE:1 AeeRRsoBB.EtE1oN OF
s$ss #2sHfHSsi$5sSt:r
.,IsasSS ss,x
11 sss ss Of M.
2WS people: there vii Ss No peIfsrnsnee tIis
viii Be in tsndanee to preserve order ''' '0''s
sgs EfYss'EifR VfRdfgts Pfgir,nsns will consist of
7hs ss " Ea*S W Sf6HSiH e iei iEHs''ern Hemisphere
The Graceful Equestrian,
Mr.. CHARLES SHERWOOD,
TIE pr1ATsSfi Ta; S3fEl'Ifs bRo1ahRs.n Rits RSssn1in''
The World Renowned Gymnasts,
Messrs. RIVBR5. HENDERSON. CAMPBRLL
C0NKLIN. HUGO SMITH,
caEAM OF THE 1qHssTR1AN APs SHs PROFESSION ,
The Great English Clown and Jester
Mr.. EDWIN CROUESE,
Will also make his 6rst appearance,
. PRICES.
reserved Seats IS cents
children under ten years .-...---....... 25 cents
my 1874
A GRAND CONCERT
will bs given by
MISS NARY DONALDSON,
blind young Lady assisted by other Young La
dies,at
GoNZAGA HALL,
r street. betveen 9th and lnth SITS
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T ghBIRl LUABlRu LuMBlRm

I gkBIR LUABlRl LUMBIRm
wILLlT REDGRAvE.
Corner l4th street aud the Canal.
Havs on hand and offer fer sale at low prices .
~ '1sss ''os1 q BUILDING LUMBER,
%slss HSsst91s Rlss = s.Sit!sss Sitti!ssss.s.nas4
xsss iPS fSHn sdns Piai csas
"a 3ss5 Pm. so., and
scantlins OF al sizes and lengths
psssssd Of a'sf al f1a finds ss0d
s9n3nSles Posts; nS & to their interest to call
on .. before purchasine elsewhere. ss We are de-
termnsd to make or psess 'G 'gs fss tive
my20-Ct' Cor. l4th st. and the Canal.
r RAP1Rs AND MOWERS.
zst:Ss11" 81 HssS:Hs SS sSHsss
sasSs R1sgEhs SSR SS%SsssS~s. ss~.1,
e0nDl''is 'ssTRaR s:afssR 3sS 5 REPAIRS
Competent Machines employed to repair ma
pRfois. hS so' parties "sptns these M.shiSes can
rel. e at 5hise St691t any
Agent for the asnafassu.srs sas sss .s1:.
As.l'oIs Bstrsen fsSns Penn .ysnus ss "a and Ssssl,
ny E-eo1w Washington. D. Q.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
: 20. .oce feet clear reasoned WHITE PINE LUM-
Der, sll thicknesses. from three to Eve years old
and in prime order, with a large stock embracing
every variety of Lumber. Office and Yard, No.
81 Water street, Georgetown, D.
H,y lin IInt.l FRANCIS WHEATLIY.
IcI. ICE. IcB.
". have completed our arrangements for the
Rn9TON VRHSH pnNn ICE
We sell No no other We have one en- price fos the
SUPPLY it fa sys .s Of E
patronage and yHa ef9sssni ToWntR tiRSSpl66o Co.
.p2s-tf Tenth street Wharf
hn,.,n,.,,,.n.a ,,,,. LIGHTNING i Rops,I
Ses.
Also. Bell Hanging done in the most improved
s,e Work done in the e0sntay 4 flf{ RTics'
.27IPa. av., bet. 10th and 18th sts.
mysln' Up stairs
- 1R1NKh5F nyzIGY,Ss CO., 80
244 Pennsylvania avenue.
BRAZILIAN PlSBLE sPEo[ASShHHs, [EHSH ",
:ssrs .ss. Sy fk2NKftik sa Go, oesisisa:' s42
.nd Sss PennsylEanis avenue, National Hotel
oVA hne assortment Of Microscopes. Opera
scopes, Photograph Albums. and great variety
Of Ca1tss ds.Fistte, plain ~ celored, always on
rtHAMBlR,
DINING Room,
ana OFFICE FCRNITURD.
BsIsains may be had in
CABINET YURNITURl
ky calling at Iron Hall.
NY 10 eo6t v. w 6OT1L1R, IN,
THE GAME FISH OF THI NORTH. Fly
Fishing, with six plates; L9ndsn. The River
Almanac. Hand. Book OF Ansins; By lphemsrs.
The Angler and his Friend: London; The Iield
DON. etonehen SOS DritisA Raral Sports: London,
spH ~ 1''Aso'' faf' yRANcK TAYLOR.
r ARG1 MAP OF IaAORaIA.-Oompiisd under
IL ~ direction Of the General Isssm6Iy; one
:sk 9riyd N:a 1870 With eottSh: Also. aIa1Ss Na1
sIsS1Hs 0essass' .seS saIs 81 ,uou nAvn,
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A GRAND CONCERT
win bs given by
MISS MARY DONALDSON,
a blind young Lady, assisted by other young La
dies, st
G0NZAGA HALL,
T street, between 9th and 10th sts
MONDAY, MAY g, ISIS.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. my % 6ts
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THE EVENING STAR:
PrPLIsBEp DAILY. tBXcEPr sUNDAYJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
selavsH corner ef Penn'a dreaae and llA st'eet,
By ". D. wALJACH.

The STAB Is served by the carriers 70
tneir subscribers IN the City and District for
TrnyH.AHp-A.HALpC CENTS PHR WEEK.
PRICE poR MAILING Single copy, 7h'se
Gents: one month, Steesty-fre Cents; three
months, one Dollar and Fifty Cents; si1 months,
7asss Dolscr,; one year, siz Dollars. NoPapen
are sent rom the office longer than PAID Tor.
TIE WEEKLY STAR-published on Fri
sAy morrng-Os, Dollar and a Half year.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS
20 zoe feet clear reasoned WHITE PINE LUM
BER, all thicknesses. from three to Eve years old
and in prime order with large stock embr acins
every variety of Lumber. Office and Yard, No.
81 Water street, GEORGETOWN, DO.
my lin IInt.l FRANCIS WHEATLIY.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

The Emperor Of Brazil has appointed q
BOARD OF Health" to investigate and de-
eide what proprietary remedies should be
admitted into the country and what ex-
cluded. After come months session they
have reported condemning them all ex-
cept DR.. j. C. Aver Co.'s preparations
Three of those they recommended the
Emperor to admit for the benefit Of the
pnbiic health, while they hold the fourth,
Cherry Pectoral under advisement FOR
further information respecting one oil It's
ingredients-morplIine, which, wn'le 70
extensively employed and so highly es
teemed as remedy in this country, Is
scarcely known in that. Oiall the other
medicin before them, the Imperial com
mission say, "no one of them merits any
favor whatever, or protection from this
Government, as they contain nothing new
nor any specific virtues not fully known,
and used by our own physicians" The
Imperial Government has accordingly
prohibited them all from admission
through the custom house, except the
remedies Of our distinguished countrymen
| above mentioued....a discri mination 10y
! their learned men, very like tha' to which
| experience has led the American people,
. Boston Herald
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
9otal SMatters.
w Wcdncstlay, OCt0bcr a, 1868.
CRIME.

In almost every paper we receive
we find record of some horrible crime
committed either by burglars, robbers
,r murderers Oar own county is not
clear of the miscreonts who prowl about
he whole country seeking to bill their
pockets with p|undar. o. Sunday
evGning, the oath ult., the store room
IF Morgan Bell, located at Gray's Old
Stand in Richill township, was broken
,pen and several hundred dollars, worth
# goods stolen thcreirom. Suspicion was
directed against a young man named
VIM. Over, who was lettering about
Tho county III ditfercut localities, and he
vas arrested and brought before Justice
Webb OF this borough, who committed
him to the county Jail. Subsequently,
trough the perseverance OF Justice
Webb, the goods were found secreted
IN a wood near WIN. McCleland's farm,
and restored TO their owner. The cnl-
prit then made n oonfoesion of th' thelCi
and wanted TO have the court pass SEN
tence upon him, but as the grand jury
lad broken up before mis- arrest, he could
not be OF oe and hi Is efhe The Sc.
duel will prove very likely for a long
vhile, if he keeps aloof from this county
During the last week, the Sheriff hay.
ng occasion to admit the prisoner out.
,ide Of his cell, the culprit gave him leg
bail. He was closely pursued for some
distance, but proved too fleet for his pur-
a'ers, and he isstill at large. He carries
with hima soldiers discharge certificate,
ontby some, it is considered forged
one Our citizens and business men
= ould be on the alert at tho present
time, for scoundrels of this desc lpton.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
For the Republican.
OIL IN GREENE COUNTY.

Since the fever TO get rich fast has
somewhat abated, would it not be rea>
sonable and rational, for those who reals
" feel it pride and duty to develop fair
ly and honestly, the resources Of the oil
wealth in our county, to go to work sys-
tematically, to accomplish that object
For one, believe there is an abundance
OF oil in all parts of our county, but / do
not believe it can be had by boring j or
600 feet. firmly believe that no well
at that depth is talr test. Let US have
fewer companies, but stronger ones -
Let them be organized by men who can
afford to subscribe what can be lost pro.
vided there is loss, with capital sufi'
cient to bore to the depth Of at least 1000
to 1900 feet and then if the future is
made, we, at least, will have the satisfac-
ton of having our lands fairly tested, -
Let us have heavier and better engines
which can do the work, aud practical.
scientific men to direct them and their
experience will be of real value to the
community, Then we will learn tho
value of our land, but not till this is done
will the oil wealth in this region be
known or appreciated. Speculation has
had its day, now is the time to improve
| unon il .-I -~-.'.-.~ ~ eJ'o', itu.os i5.ivuu
from perseverance. Because few have
gone TO tho depth of 3 or 400 feet and
become discouraged, that's no reason
it should remain undovelopod.
"A LOCKER ON,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
ODD FELLOWS PROCESSION.

The Odd Fellows Celebration yesterday
(Tuel day. was considered very decided
success Tie procession was formed a
the Court House about 10 o'clock ant
numbered 2l2 in fall regalia. After march
ing the usual rounds, witnessed by man!
rHtoHnfHf9ah r1Hit"oHnfHf9ah lnS pavccmtsnHis, doors and win
dows, they convened at the stand erectet
in Adams orchard, where they were appro
priately and ably addressed by the Rev
VIM. Reeves, d D A splendid band Of
music, led by Prof Stoy, accompanied the
procession and added materially TO the
display on that occasion. The day was
favorable and the affair passed Off pleas
antly.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

BEAR WITH us.-The present number
is not just such paper as we wish TO
make the RepubGcan. 1t contains no,
the variety of matter which we intend
to give when we get our office affairs
arranged according to our liking, and
become better acquainted with local mat
ters. Until then, we ask the Indulgence
of our generous readers.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
MONUMENT MEETING.

We invite our fellow soldiers and the
citizens of Greene county to meet us IN
a general mass meeting to be held at
the court house in WaYnesburg, on the
third Saturday in October, inst, to form
Monument Association, for the purpose
Of erecting monument to bs dedicated
to the memory OF our brave companions
who fell in the conflict to s,ve the in>
tegrity Of the Union.
J. B. DoNLEY, Pres't.
j. A. KING, " p,o,,
B.F DEAN, " ~ O.
J. 3. MoHRIs' sec',ies.
s. STEPHENS,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
PREPARE FOR WINTER.

Autumn is here with frost and chill
ing winds, and soon old Winter vii
come with sleets and SHOWS and freezes
Already heavy garments are necessary
to 5mtort. Now is the time to bu,
them, and the place to find them is N
CLARK & Sons Clothing Store, on Nair
street. They have everything necessary
to the complete outfit of gentlemen and
boys. Their stock is large and varied,
and well adapted to this market. They
are prepared to fit all sizes OF persons,
to please the tastes OF all characters,
and suit the purses of all classes.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
BnCWMsNC'S
EXCELSIOR GoFEEE!

>, ,r,i,c Coffee of all ihe various branoS ll,,IH
Embcr "BROWNlNG'S EAOAl'i'"
n. the head il stands ,,. ara ..sOLDl
| it's not like others thNi "o 9
| lEVERYWilERE;" ,o,r Good goods .
HE stretch, we all do Eho"' s'o'
kil easily bear, ,no,t ovorvwhcrc"-
| d stretch like thls--'soi' o''''
lis yety apt to tear ,,,. ory hesitation,
y I w" nnn,. .' ,iks .'BROWNiNGS LANEL-
iSIORn IN this enlgnencd na'I9n' -, c.o,,,
eioi nh,misis have hot found Gomez ''o'"
pcessmg ss M the same ingredients rs 'BIowh'"s
n, i.NtI1 is t,cre my one, in or out oilhe .''ee
W. '"n, knows tn. articles from which 'l'Fo""
iinr's Excclsiors' made o ,,hast
,,,I u ;t's made from barley, rye, "hVN'
beans and peas; ,,.,ho RIGHT
I ONE You please ,.,u M, hold con.
Bu with the Coi'ec'he'' "'' ''
T.. tv',U tSn mnny. many things they say--'oo NV
w,;iS, ,hcy're engaged in running rouhu ''"'"
store to store ,,;oo or.sp-oyyn-
To ,onrn the current wholesale piiceoi h'o"''
,ng's Excelsior - c,,o .,,os rcrccct salts.
Some who know my Coilee EN's
Have formed plan Uy which 'hcy nope y
cnlen a quick reaction .u,,,;,, :,
The cnsc-'tis with . few; no "o"p' '"''' J"
~, nn,nr "'"'' their Coffee after mine, (bko" N
INQs) EPCELSlQh. =, Cha, vili alan
s--7,e snv theirs the only brand 'n"' "'' ''''''
Now try q little ofthcm ali---see "h''A y
like the best. ;,,cn fir
vhrcr Years have passed away si''e' -
sold II store; ,,or,;sod hefore
I Mover have in this paper aayersisou y, nnhli
4 Nor would now OF eyer conso''
more, ,,jy uscld ''eyCi
$ r. like some used by ''cVelVpouy s''u W.
$ whore. IN every store, ,o,,
"a Wh',G' th;s DO not wish; the orders
could not fill; -1nr
$ Tie factory all jersey '"'0 "''
NJ, ,roSe noI is ', NO, 50 very orgei still thin
y have my share; ,d r;s n
Rut reader, you must rest ,lSs aSsuie''' ''
Dun SOLD EYERYWHERE,",
to ,,,onf,etyred and for safe Dy ne 1Cf'
'''"'' GEORGE l.. BROWNING,
No. 90 Market street, Oainae, ~. ;snr
4 This Coffee is not composed o. po.'vD W
drugs, 1t contains nothing aele.eti"gS ,sc tic III
III ncrsons use this Coffee that como, o,a,e ",E VA
/ PIE /, takes but one ounce 10 !n%1 , "e " y
n " GOOD strong coffee, that heng Jus. al,
7 i, the quantity 1t takes of Java ooEiee'u"' III
G ,"ss than half the price: ,,o,o II II
y RETAIL DEALERS mny ', p" vices iTor
n, quantities than ten gross AZ my i''''' ''''
y | Wholesale Grocers' ;, co,, WHOLESALE De
e. orders W ,,'1', tn March ~
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
To Ilelnnuents.

Having disposed Of my entire interest in
the Republican Office, all knowing them.
selves indebted to me. either for subscrip-
ton, advertising or job work, will SEE the
propriety ofsettling up at once.
The Books must be closed out, and those
who have not the money at hand can give
their note.
All delinqnents will find II to their own
interest to attcnd.to this matter promptly.
l.. X. EvANs.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
THE BEST CHURN.

NJ. S. Z. EYsrER has on exhibition at
the yorley House, in this borough, one
of ,kson & Clark's new and perfect
W, ny Churns, which makes the most
an le incest butter in the shortest pos.
eil ime. Those Of our citizcns who
ha7l witnessed its operation pronounce
il h simplest aud best as we'll as cheap
n. c lrn they have ever examined. It
~ u. the thing for the dairy, and every
: N and housekeeper should use it.
{. hyster will exhibit the churn at the
unity fair, at Carmichaels, on Thurs
~ aud Friday. We are sure that al
2'ill be pleased with 1t.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
WORTHY OF PATRONAGE.

We call attention to the card Of Messrs
Kugslani and Harrington, both young
1sntlemen we'll known in this vicinity,
hose we'll earned reputation as Captains
the army commanding Greene County
diers, merits the trade OF our friends.
hope our patrons, who have dealings
Baltimore, will give them, call when
Y visit that city.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
MARRIED.

August 9th, 1865, by Al Hineman, Esq,
Mr.. FREDERIcK WADE and Miss Loulr HIErEn,
both Of Monroe county, Ohio
August 9th, by 81 me, Mr. JAMES McCuLLA
and Miss NJ ,RTnA McllESRY, both of Marshall
county, West Virginia.
August 18th, by same Mr.. WM Evans and
Miss KEsIAu l. REED, both Of West Va.
In this place, yesterday at tho Worley
House, by j Stewart, Esq, Mr.. DAVID LoSo
to Mrs. MARY ANN BussEY, both Of Dunkard
township.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

po.s The wheat crop Of this coun
~ ' we crcdit the reports generally,
q, Il oo a light one-averaglng little
hoe than half crop The corn crop
IS unasally good and will turn out a
great yield. Barley Out little sown)
an oats a good crop. Buckwhcat
soI awhat blasted by the hot sun. Hay
ant pasture abundant.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

In. EDITOR -
In a communication published in the
Republican some weeks ago, suggest
ng the call of a convention for the pur-
pose of forming an association with a
{iewlto erecting a monument to the
vD0mory Of the Greene County soldiers,
! proposed to be one of 60 persons to
raise $500 dollars in Wayne 'p. to ap>
prOpriate to that purpose am now
prepared to guarantee that Wayne tp.
will furnish her $500 providing the 9TH
er townships will each do the same
II. LAuGHLIN.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE,
The market for domestic goods has been
somewhat excited, and prices have materially
advanced, nevertheless the market is very un-
certain. The iirmness IN the views of holders
hus hithertog given away at the first Withdrawal
of buyers from market, though the stocks have
been SO low,and the probabilities o'any speedy
augmentation very remote, and their reappear-
ancc in markctas buyers have been the signal
for excitement, and general advance of val
ues of all goods. There has been no stability
to the market, and the prices current Of one
day have afforded no criterion for the next
Hereafter, we shall devote much space
to financial and commercial ma tiers.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
COURT.

The Court was setting a few days
during the past two weeks, bat very
little business was done in consequence
Of the sickness of Il. w. Downey,
Esq, one of the leading AT prneys
o. our borough, whose cases were
ali laid over until next term. II the
Criminal calendar no cases were tried,
winch speaks well tor the morals Of the
county.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
NEW YORK GOLD MARKET

New York, September 3O.--Gold stronger.
Among sellers it is expected that the large
payments next week on account of 5-2O Cou.
pons will check the upward tendency. The
quotations this morning ranged Mt lll@l4t5.
The payment on account of $50 Coupons,
from Monday to last evening, were 1850, Ooc.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04

GREENE HOUSE. Mrs. II. J Bum
garner is prepared to entertain all who
may call at the Greene House during the
Fair at Jefferson. She has greatly en-
larged her dining room and heightened
her tables, so as to seat many more per-
sons than heretofore.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1865-10-04
OIL CITY OIL REPORT

Septembet 2s,--!The market ruled firm until
the commencement of this week. 1t is now
somewhat excited and prices have advanced.
1000 bbls for October delivery, were sold on
the Tarr Farm, yesterday for $S so y bbl.--
The demand continues brisk, and large amnts
are changing hands