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| X A / | ID L 1 A IN II
8. ;tuated in the Parish OF st. Landry. in
Ra,,'. '.>vue quarter, being the last residence
of sa;n deceased, measuring about one
hundred arpents, Superficial measured
bonnded west by large couite s"para-
tin~ said lar.l from that Of Lnct'er Ii
yerrnp North i}I- land supposed to be
lcue TO BENJAMIN Il. Rogers, East ~ }en7
;a1,s;n s. Haw. and o., the South BY land
of ker s. Webb.>
The dwelling house:
About $50 pannels pine 1ence;
The kitchen;
The corn house;
9 COWS and calYes
5 head of horse creatures:
10 head of horned cattle;
90 head of hogs;
2 creole horses;
One branding iron;
One loom;
Plantation implements:
Household furniture;
Kitchen utensils, and
Many other articles.
Terms and Conditions ALI sums or Ss-o
and under payable cash; and all sums
upwards of twenty dollars paNaole one
third in one year from the day OF SAFE
one-third in two years, and the remain
ing third in three years from said day OF
sale, Purchasers to furnish their notes
With good and solvent sureties IN so'Ido'
! to tie satisfaction of the Administrator
and to his order; said notes bearing IL
tarest at the rate of per cent per annunl
! from their respective maturities; ana,
moreover, the land remaining specially, !,
mortgaged unto said Estate 'lnfi I',' n
and entire payment of capital and inter
est which may accrue. Said purchasers
promising and obligati9g themselves not
to sell or dispose OF the property rur-
chased before the payments are all made
JOSEPH GEO. MILLER,
Administrator.
|. September 22d, 1866.
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For Sale.

4 No. HACK with the HARNESS.
n Also, a good work MULE. - For
particulars apply to c. Mayo, at Thomp-
son & Mayo's Drug Store, opclonsaS.
September Stil. 1866. l3-tf.
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One OK cart
One old buggy;
One double barreled shot gun, and many
other articles, the enumeration OF which
would be too tedious.
Terms and Conditions THE lands will
lie sold upon credit of one year from
the day of sale and the movable pro,
perty will be sold one-half cash in gold
or silver, or its equivalent in {. 5. Treas
ury notes, by adding forty per cent. on
the amount of each purchase, and the
balance in one year from the day OF sale;
and moreover the lands remaining spe-
cially mortgaged unto the Estate until
full and entire payment.
Payments to be made to Melancon Ma
nuel, at his residence at IAnse aux Pali-
les, in the aforesaid Parish.
AZELIA MANUEL,
Administrators.
st, Landry. Sent. 52i. 1866.
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DR.. D. w. Foster,

HAS resumed the practice of Medicine
IL at Opelousas. He will credit for
services, or allow liberal discount for
cash. Office at South end of Court street.
Opelousas, June 10th, 1866. tim.
ESTATE.OF AZELIE F'ROZARD.
District Court, Parish Of St. Landry.-No. 2s29'
TALISTE Sicily, of the Parish of St: Lam
~ dry, having applied by his petition to be ;ap-
pointed Administrator of the Estate of Aze!le
Frozard, his deceased wife, late Of the Parish of
st Landry
Therefore, any person intending TO make oppo-
sltion to the said appointment. will file the same
IN nwriting at my Office in the town of Cpeiousas'
within ten days from the present notice.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
Opeiousas, Oct. 18th, 1866.
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7 = g .
4 PLANTATION. situated SIX miles
n west Of Opclousas, containing 1876
arpents, about 100 arrents choicc wood
land and the balance prairie. The iln-s
movements consist of new dwelling
house. corn house, sc. and some fencing.
For particulars apply to
Nell. HUSBAND.
At the Halfway House.
March 10, 1866. 39-tt
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PUBLIC SA LIE.
Estate Of George Miller.

DY virtue of an order from the Ur1-.
ID the Court of the Ei"tbh Judicial
District of the State of Louisiana, i'll and
for the Parish Of st. Landry, there will
be sold at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, at the last residence OF
said deceased, by the undersigned Ad-
ministrator, or through the ministry of a
duly commissioned Auctioneer. on
TUESDAY. October 23d. 1866.
the following described property. belong
ing to the Estate Of the said George Mil
ler. deceased. late Of the Parish OF st.
Landry, to-Wit:
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FURNITURE STORE.
AND
GROCER I

yEVHE undersigned H&> Just arrived
u from Ntv- UsI.aH: with q we'll Sc
: ted assortment ot hot-"hoid furniture
which he feels co&t,h'nt he can >ctT@t Il
tower price than tn" same can he pur
chased in tIr city, costs included.
Iir has also brought Il large unr; well
selected assortment cT Groceries. tinW"rc
&c., which. added 10 his already well as
sorted Grocery. leaves nothing to be de
sired in that Iiur Il hu>intss:-.trI his
prices val he. as heretofore, as moderate
;t> po*s}''io.
Ipyiu@ secured the services OF al CO.
ccIhII ruhinrt -!naIl'". he VIII continue
to- rnruir o:d piece: Of irunit3l".
J.. WAITER.
0r"1ousas. E11v :tr. l~55.
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TRACT OF LAND,

e;tretos in ,,,e Parish of st. Landry, in
sis@ the quarter con, monty called rAnse 1s'; aux
pail,es. measprin. ? forty y7, acres, (snrerh-
eial measure, boum.t ed North by ! W.,
aontI. by East b.; 49, ana 1'ni,1;,e Mest st
by -, together with a. 1 Tue p'IirI4S oi. +I3e
and improvements thereon il pe1s ''''
last residence Of the said DECEASED
.sssagss AGETRAII 1RAcl, or
ss w OOD J. \ = -:
sSESss also situated at fAnse ;s.nN
Pailles, in the same Parish,
measuring forty superficial acres, bound
ed North by -, South by -,
East by -. and West by -.
IS head of gentle horned cattle;
One mare and two colts;
Two pairs of work oxen
Two creole horses:
One revolver;
One silver watch
Ten head Of hogs:
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PUBLIC SALE.

OpeIousas, September Sth, 1865.
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ST. Landry. Nov II, I>N5 2Ztf
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FAMILY CRCCZHY STORE.

0p"1ou:aS, May Hr. l~"".
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
BACKBONE OF THE SOUTH.

Mr.. Truman, specially appointed to
report on the condition of the South,
and who dld So after an extended term
Of several'months in duration, speaks OF
the soldiers in the late rebel armie,, as
follows:
The rank and file of the disbanded
Southern army-those who remained in
it to the end-are the backbone and
sinew OF the South. Long before the
surrender, corps, divisions. brigades,
and regiments had been thoroughly
purged OF the worthless class--the skul-
kers; those of whom the South, as well
as any other country, would be best rili
and these 1t is that are now .prolonging
past bitterness. These are they, in great
part, ss abundaully learned by personal
O. servatlon, that are now editing reckless
newspapers, and that put forth those
pernicions utterances that 80 little repre-
sent the thinking, substantial people,
! and are so eagerly seized on and paraded
by certain Northern journalists, who
themselves little represent the great
North; To the dsbanded regiments
of the rebel army, both officers and men,
| look with great confidence rs the best
and altogether most hopeful element OF
the Soul the real basis of reconstruct
tion. and the material OF worthy citzcn-
ship. On a thousand battlcticlls they
have tested their lnyincible power Of
that Government they ,anly sought to
overthrow. and along a thousand pickel
lines, and under the friendly flag OF
trace, they have learned that the soldiers
OF the Union bore them no hatred, anC
shared with them the common attrlbu
tes of humanity Around the re,urneG
soldier of the South gathers the sam'
circle of admrng trieds that we SCI
around the millions of hearthstones il
our own section, and fiom him they arr
slowly learning the lesson of charity ant
of brotherhood. | know of no m0rt
poteat influences at work in promoting
y real and lasting reconciliation and recon
. struc,ion than the influence the return
ed Southern soldier.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
rule.-Er.


The Richmond Eramiaer declares
that "the men in the army and navy
now, of Southern birth, expatriated
themselves in regard to their States
when they determined to remain in the
Federal employment and it follows up
his insolent denunca,ion by the still more
insolent assertion that "the Union will
be a weak and pitltal force, that shall fail
to strengthen itself by inviting us to our
equal share in the naval and military
appointments" Thus the groundwork
Is already being laid of a reconstruction
platform that will give to the military
and naval traitors who once fearfnlly be-
trayed the nation, new opportunities for
seizing defenceless forts and uuarmed
vessels, aud it may soon become on
avowsd feature of"my policy"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
TOO BAD.

The guerilla who barbarously murder.
ed General McCook, whom he meanly
shot as he lay wounded and helpless iu
his ambulance, and whose barbarous
act thrilled the whole people with intense
indignation, has been liberated on his
parole by the President, and stralghtway
elected sheriff Of his county in Alabama,
by supporters of the Presidents policy,
There Is day of reckoning coming yet
both for the authors Of such crimes and
for those who would concilate, tolerate,
and applaud thsm.--Amer,can Presby.
.tsridn.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

New YoRK, May 1.-THE Tribune S
Florence, Italy, correspondent of April
3Oth, opens his letter thus: Within a
fortnight we shall be involved in war.
The aboundcd fortress OF Cremona is
being fortified in haste, the fleet concen>
trated and all the soldiers on THROUGH
recalled, even the reserve of the classes
of 1884, '35 and SO. All the official
papers fire the Italian heart. The Gen.
erals-Cayaldini, La aMormora, Pettinea-
go and Petiti-are assembled in military
council. Every body prepares for war,
md still they try to shift the responsible
ity upon the Austrian srmamcnts. In
fact Napoleon is tbs great wire puller,
who first pushed Bismock, and row
pushes La Mermora, 80 that Austria can
not av old war.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

HESTER CI.YMER declared the ar for
the Union an upholy and an unjust oru-
sade on the personal rights and local in .
s'itulions Of the people OF the South. -
Before the world, the people of the loyal
States assumed the position that the war
was for the preservation of the Union,
the perpetuatlon of liberty and the main.
talnance of tho Federal Government
If ely ner is elected Governor, his ssser>
tion concerning the war will be vindica.
ted as truthful In view of these facts
what true man can vote tor CIymer'
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

TIE Committee on Military Affairs
have reported a bill for the Equalization
OF Bounties. The bill has not been
made known fully but is understood to
award bounty ofSS,3 ,33 PER month to all
soldiers( (white) who served between the be
ginning and close of the war, that already
paid to bs deducted from the amount. -
Congress will take action as soon as
practicable and it is thought the bill will
pass. The appropriation will require,
S2OO,00O,0O0.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

ALL await, no doubt, with deep anxi-
ETY. the development of the proceedings
concerning the trial of jeff Davis.
Jndue Urderwnca -" r'ePa'e' 'he III
dlctment, Which is one of treason to the
general Government. In all probability
he will be tried in the civil court of
Richmond, and it is thought that Chief
Justice Chase will preside. Many deem
it an impossibi'ity to secure an impartial
jury on account of the extreme low
value OF oaths in that section They
are considerable below par Eminent
lawyers say tho indictment is entirely
defective, a mere lcgaltechnicality which
will lead 10 his escape from justice.
There is every indication that our last
great tragedy will end in farce.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

THE New York HeyaLl is admitted to
be sound Democratic authority, and
what 1t utters in praise or condemnation
of its partisan friends must be taken as
at least meant sincerely, Speaking of
the new excise law about being put in
force in that city, the Herald describes
the groggelies which it is contemplated
to suppress, as having been a peculiarly
democratic instilation," and says -
"The Democratic politicians of the
city have kept these places alive by ios.
tering them for the votes that can be
obtained theretrom. They have been
literally patent machines tom which
votes are turned out to order"
'"Patcift machines for turning out
"Democratic' votes This fact is 40
well kno%n-is so notoriously true
that it is universally accepted and un-
derstood, Tie Five Points and Cor-
lcar's Hook-the vilest and mort de-
bauched holes on the continent, xlways
vote the democratic ticket 10y over
whclmlng majorities. The keepers and
lnmstes of grog shops, brothcls, th,ev-
ing>dens, gambling-rooms and dance
houses are as invariably democrats
as hogs are dirty. The exceptions arc
hardly numerous enough to prove the
rule.-Er.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

TIE First of this week the Senate will
take up the Constitutional part OF the
Reconstruction plan which has been
adopted by the House, and give it their
entire attention until disposed of 1t is
thought that many amendments and
substitutes will be proposed and voted
on. Meantime. there will be an effort
made on the part of some to strike out
the third section, but it is doubtful as to
success.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

"TnGRE IS NO DlsrurlNG, &c.'-We
have The following from uLdoubted aus
thority "a certain JONAH WooD,
EDWARD GRANDoN and DANIEL WRIGHT,
are each a pater fdmilias, and live in the
upper end of our county. Not long
since child was born to each, Woop
gave to his the name of Robert K Lee
Wood, GRANDoN that of q. L, VAL
landigham Grandon, and Wmcnr to
his offspring that of Jefferson Davis
Wright"
We think suit for each baby is due
from tho honorable worthless whose
names they are to perpetuate, and
Htester Clymer's last card as present to
the fathers. Pitch in Cops. here is q
tine chance to secure three votes.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

RETURNED REBEL SOLDIERS indulge
their old hatred while sojourning in
Washington city, by declaring tina, they
are anxious to join an effort to "clean
out Congress Some OF these rsscals
now hold positions in the Federal De,
partments, while the notorious "I3ill
Robinson who is known to all prln>
terra that have worked IN Washincto
during the last twenty years, and who
left that city with his son ,oight against
the Government, now holds fat place
in one of the Government printing Offices
1t issaid that this fellow Robinson open
ly asserts his readiness to help mob Con.
gress.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. j. w. GEARY.
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

On the oath inst. the people of West
Virginia will vote on a Constitutional
amendment excluding rebels from all
rights of citizenship, The contest seems
to be animated, but the Union journals
are confident of success. Wo sincerely
wish them well, and a glorious majority
for the amendment 1t will be ominou,
Of the sad fate that awaits all couserva>
tim.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
UNION(2l MEETING.

Last Saturday the "Union Meeting"
heralded by press and handbill, was
held in Jefferson. No "Bill" Mont>
gomery or "Tom" Searight graced the
occasion. DR.. A. Patton, and J. A J..
Buchanan addressed crowd Of at leas.
seventy-fve or one hundred persons.
The Drs speech. any one could guess
what it was. Mr.. B paid special comph.
nnat to the soldier and the President.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

THE Governor of Florida has issued a
proclamation heraldirg the close of
military rule, expressing great conf
dence in the President, and. urges. the
people to be moderate in the use of the
whip and hand cuff in order that it may
not be reported North to be used'by the
radicals in denunciation of "my policy"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
SOUTHERN FEELING.

A prominent citizen of this county,
on his travels IN Texas, writes from a
Southern city to friend, as follows:
II find the people, that is, the old res
idents, thoroughly rebcllious, In my in
tercourse with them thus far, / find just
what l expected, profound contempt
for President Johnson, personally aud
politically and a purpose to support
his "Policy," for no other reason than
to break up the republican party, res,
tore Internationally the Southern States
and with the aid of the northern demo
Gratis and conservative republicans, or
gown" party that. viii ,.,"oe t'.e So
ernment again in the hands of the South
This is their bold, though, fear not i'm
practicable scheme, UNLESS CONGRESS
SHALL STAND FIRM A rebel of Kentuck
ey thus expressed the idea to me -
we intend to use the renegade dem
agogue, johnson, who without any SIM
certy Of purpose, did SO much during
the war to break down the democratic
psrty, and sold himself, Arnold-like, te
the enemies OF his country, to organize
party on which will combine every
faction and element sgainst the radicals
Then we ,oiN Kick him into contempt -Er'
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A brown mare three years old, medium size,
N. without any particular mark other than
tho .e Of Bride and Saddle, on MAY 2n1, inst +,
belonging TO the undersigned, Of Wayne tp,
this county,
A liberal reward offered to any person re-
turning the mare or giving any information of
her whereabouts, EAML. FELTON,.
Nay lS, II
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
Registers Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ creditors, legatecs, wards and other
persons Interested, that the undersigned Ex
e2utors, Administrators ana Guardians have
flied their accounts in the Registers Office,
and that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court to be held within and for the
cosnty of Greene, on Wednesday, June l3,
1866, Tor confirmation and allowance.
Account of John Neff and Henry Sharpneck,
Admr. of John Nelf, decd.
Account of Benz. WAY, Executor of Thomas
Burson, deed.
Account of Paul Rea, Administrator Of N. L..
Smith, decd
Account Of Jacob Ramer Executor Of John
Myers, decd.
Accountrof Jacob Ramer, Guardian Of Nicey
d Ann Evans, formerly Nicey Ann
Minor.
Account of Urah Rinehart Executor of susan
Rinchart, decd.
Account of j. G. Dinsmorc, Administrator Of
Lewis Barnhart, decd
Account of Thos. Moore, Administrator Of w.
II. Brock, decd.
PETER BROWN, Register and Rec.
May 90, Cote.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

Tng President has returned to the
Senate, as requested, the name OF
SLoANAKER, Internal Revenue Collector
Of Philadelphia lie was confirmed by
mistake. There were, therefore. two
mistakes committed If the Senate. on
sober second thought, refuse to con.
firm, ne harm will arise from either.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
Piano Ta1ninG;

MIR CIIAS ] DORM. of Boston, Mass,
Piano Tuner, will be in Wayncsburg about
the 4th OF JUNE All orders directed to A
G. Hamiltons Music Store, Washington, Pa,
or to the Office of the GREENE County Re-
PUBLICAN. will meet with prompt attention,
Nav lG 2W,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23

THERE is not much said about the last
veto. 1t is generally thought Congress
will sustain it,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT JUNE

LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT JUNE
TERN, 1865.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Wood, No. -
Term, 1865.
Burson for use vs. Burson, No, Al, June Term,
1854
Tucksberry w. Lantz, No AZ, Dec Term, "a.
Garrison VS. Bossrd, No. lls, Dec. Term '54
Howlsworth vs., Gwyun, No. ia, March Term,
Church vs.. Flennikcn, No. 1919, June Term,
1856
Hennen for use vs.. Elder ct al, No. 1873, NJ
Term, 1857.
Shough VS., Kinneys heirs, No. 81, Dec. T.
1857.
Montgomery ct al vs.. Fonner, No. l2, Sept.
Term, 1858.
Clcmmer & Dunn VS.. Cooper, No. 1877, Sept,
Term. 1858
Piper vs. Kincaid, No 95, June Term, 1859.
Hook vs.. outs admrs., No. 1885, Sept Term,
1859.
Armstrong vs. Fuller, No. 99, June Term, go
Lantz vs. Lantz, No. 50, Sept Term, 1860.
Same vs. Same, No 81, g
Same vs. Same, No 50.
S ,mc vs. Same, No. So, 4" "
Staicy Va. Cole, No. ~, Dec, Term, 1860
Shoemaker vs. Yeager, No, 90. March Term
1851.
Miller for use vs. McNeelv, admir-, No 30,
June Term, 1861.
Stephens and wife VS. Lantz's heirs, No, %,
March Term, 1862.
Tanner VS.. Hughes ct al, No. 70, June Term
1864
Rice vs. Rice, No. ll3, June Term, 1864.
Wariield VS. Fox, M 81, Dec. Term, 1864
Hawkins vs. Morgan tp No. Al, Dec. u. g
Hawkins VS. same, No. As, " "
Hawkins Va same, No. 40, =" "
Maple vs. Kusari. No, 50, June Term, 1865
Mes,erzatt VS.. Gray, No. 8S, " " "
Whitlatch VS. Whitatcl, No 50, June T. Z"
Hixenbaugh fv use vs.. Waters, No. Al, Sept
Term, 1865.
Ross ct al. VS., Gray ct al. No. Gs, Sept. Term
1865
Wise vs., Simms, No 70, Sept Term, 'G5
Commonwealth ys. johnson EX's., No. 10
December Term 1865.
Bayard vs. Meek, No AZ, Dec. Term 1865.
hogc vs. Bell No. 81, Dec. Term, 1865.
South VS. Long, No. G2, Dec. Term, SG5.
Nccl vs. Swan ct al No. g. Dec Term 1863
Commonwealth vs.. McGurgen, No. lG7
March Term, 1866
j. +. TEMPLE, Proth'ry.
May 20, lS68.-tc
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
"SHERMAN HOUSE"
JUST OPENED BY
ThoS. Bradley

POSITIVELY the most complete Hotel in
our town, Everything combined to fur
nish the best accommodation ever yet offered
to the public
Meals furnished at all hours, table provid-
cd with the hest Of the season, Also, fine
ice cream saloon fitted up and at ached to the
house, and BAR unrivalled tor the variety
aud quality Of its contents Choice wines and
brandics good whiskey, ale, fine cigars, &C.,
form few among the prominent Items
Travellers and those desirous of refreshment
will do well to call Tom" still retains his old
reputation Of an accommodating gentleman,
an,, hospitable landlord. House, the one for
merry occupied bv the Messenger" Office.
May 0, 66.-ly.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-05-23
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