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Illinois and Michigan CnnnI.


Bs1DaHoKT. ILL.,. July AL p. m.
CLEAHEp-Peter and Pan, Morris. g I'll teetiumoH,
Ito brls salt; s. A. Douslts No.. Locfport: propeller
K.nkakec. Ottawa, 776at ps merchandise. 4o,ai3 ms
ataves and ho!low-ware Il. McEennan, Ottawa, 50 0
feet lumbar. 81 SEQ lAh Time. Morris; UaadlIla. Mar
aetIles: DIrtgo. Birds Bridge; Montauk. Lockport.
l GO lath 10 pu potasrs. 26e9 a merchandEse Cush
an. Chllllea he, lde feet lumber, II o 1ash Rosa
Belle La Sale. g. 40
Anatvkp-Alabama. Lockrort, $1,000 bn corn; Gen.
Rosecrars, senecca. $500 bQ corn: Sucbesa. Laske,
$500 bu ccIp; Robr. Holmes, OTTAWA, 500 bu oats
Midgie Utica, se1o bu osts, so wheat 200 bu corn
Contest. Norris. 1000 hu Reliance Joliet Mound,
60 gravel; r. North1np. Prison. 20 yards ruob4e
stone; Louise, Summit 50 yards Eubols atcne; Lady
franklin. Lemon, 80 yards F1b5le stone; Affquppa,
Lemont 50 yards ruhble sronet s. Gale. 1eont. "a
yards 1ubDle stope a yards dimension stones Iaye%ti
gator. Lemont. Is yards dimension atone. 50 yards
fuob1a stone Rescue, Lemon 90 yards rubb1e stone;
Caroline. Morris, $500 bu corn, Geo. L. Tss1or. Le
mont, 50 yaros rubbie stonsi Monarch, Lockport,
4ysaQ bu cotD, 10 prls -four.
BRlpoxrour, July 2e-1P.N.
CLKAHKD-Mary Walker, Leuons; ". s. Gusnee,
Lemo1t A,ilo,pps, Lemont; Indy franklin, Lemont;
Reacue. Ltnoot; 1nyesttgntor. Itmort; Louise
South. Lmont; Gto. L. Taylor, Lemont; 8. F. Gale,
Lemout; Aida, Lemons; Pf1son, 1iB390 slaves ind
hhds; IBadore, seucc1: Tobacco Plant, KankAkee
Gen. Sherman Mozis Cubs. Ottawa 81 $50 Z. lumber,
g. 5 ath 80 bls salt, A tons cost: Pa5son Browniow,
Chlaeothe, 9s57 n lum1er. 22,751 # flooring. Ais
bama. Lock2ort; Champion, Lockport; Contest,
Morris; BEoss. Atlantic. Lasslle and intermediste
points, 10 tons sund6; Reliance. Joliet Mound Sultan
Joliet Monnd; Wing and Wing, Joliet; Polar Star
IASac, 900 Il lumber, 10 brts ssit o. TO shingles
Ottawa. Ottawa r. E. Geode, Ottawa, $3.50 Tact
lumber, 2o.fM 18th Nzrietta, Kaneskee; Clar1ett.
Champaign. ia79s feet lumber, l.loo t~et flooring,
9eo feet sioIng, 100 bfls salt, shingles; cAyuss,
Lockcort, 1900 feet lumber 1odoo 18th. Is bEs salt
10 do cemtn. Monarch, LockpoEt; Gen. Rosecrsus,
Seneca; Dacotah, ChifLcolhe, 1865 ieet lumber,
at 80 shingles.
Aun,xvNFfn.,rfer Iol,at Mnnnd 145 fona ~ A ref
, 1866-07-23

Exclude the Fticx aud Mo&a u1tOc4
With Evans i Co.'t Wire Window Shades, a25
Like street, Chtcago, southwest corner Lake and
frnrFtr afl
, 1866-07-23

M1iwHRhce Market.

MMvAEAU. July IT..
FIouR-Duli. 8a1cs Of 1oc hsls choice sp.tae e1.fs
sssa73.
GRAH-TheAt uctive md better. Sales 1t ,he niue
r. n. beard. 7acoo bu. at sLtA91.e4H cash; tls;x
haTeE Ill month; $I6-a1 s3H seller ali
month; t1.62 teller twenty dsy.; 11+4atG
for NO 2 On Charge ssles ot e'.oto bn as s1sfY0
cssh 41.3 seller all July s1.E@l.a6x for No. =:
esr Ee1rcted. Al the nve N. Boart-se hIsher fses
tf7ae0u bu 1t Sl679 LES. closing S167. 0ass dull
sales Of oc0 bu 1t &c Corn sdy sz1es Of 900 bu
at s6A@ssXc- Rye steaay NJ sc.
Duu1H-F1E1n, at 80.
WooI-pull+ 81 &c
Fkxlan7s-Dull, at Sc for corn to Buffalo.
HEcERTs-tforr, 80 bfs. wheat, IaG0 bu; Gals,
8,lco hu.
sHlPxrs1EFlour, 800 bu3 wheat. &C 900 bu oats.
lQtQQ hu: cQEa. 22.QL0 bp.
, 1866-07-23
Cincinnati Market.

ClucinnuII Market.
{Socci2t Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
CINCINNATI, Jnly n.
FLouR-Qntct. High grades hsla moie 1rmy.
GRAIy-Wheat bu /; extra Minnesota spring scarce.
and held $3.50: No. srring dali II sl.to; SALES new
red winter ut n 10. Corn II dull. At Ga for MIXED.
OasB neglected. fales OF No. Ut &C. Eye Ady. 1t
SIC for Nc, l. Harley nominal.
Co1yox-Quiet At Sic fof nalddlug.
WnIskrr-Dult, At s2-.{A2S for lsee-
txoy1s1oss-Qulet; sms sales uess port At t12to !.
, 1866-07-23

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chtcs4o TEibune.1
pErRorT. July q.
UP-Unadilla, Sur .stor. Ployef. Alfred, Aonusslo,
Gray Eagle, fillmore, Robinson. Gtiswold.
DowN-Eone.
W,ld cast,
DzTEofr. July 3s-
CrTtmp1ar. Clark, Young. AutGcsss, Car and
ChIeftnin.
Eows-tAdeha1an, Wells, Bro5son md Lively.
WtSD-Souihwr1t.
, 1866-07-23
(Sigued,
n chronological.

The following # the Meteorological Record OF the
week ending saturday. July s1tt, 1866 4. kep ny J..
q. LauEguth, jr-, opt!ctau- No. Us Randolph
street The temperature l. taken In The shade. The
direction and force OF the wind given appr0xl-
maleiy. with the baromctric aitttudes-*he small
.esese hs, osna snf ,e o. ,a ts9 wn5es
'.motst atnospnese" and ''diy."
, 1866-07-23
Now York Markets.

NEW YORK. jnly Il.
Cor7oH-Hc better: assc for mlddllng uplAnds :
FLoUs-Iiul anu 1etz TIC lower; 36Boa311 for cxtrs
StAtes $S.loxa.i3 for extra ronnd hoop Ohio, aui
3p,SnslItc Tor Trade bfanis-closlnF he2fY.
MntSkKy-laIet At S!-9 aa-o foi statr and Western.
dencr; old amber slicnIgsn; , s3ea. nys-.see,ph.
sss5s b"-Is!c lowe md iess sctlve with sales 81
;:oSo hn :: ssXs for nssouoa taixo4 r. We'tero I'D
2o925 bu-dull and lc lower, ssssoc for Colcaco,
and 5414 61c for jill Eauket. -
Stefe and T+stern fleece; tJEa $c tor unwashed $50
SHE fos thbcd: 737 nc tor Texas; Nc toc Tor Cal1or
mia; ard aS%ts7c f1r pulled.
GoyFKE-FIfm and quiet. -
IEtEoIsrA-iulI, with aa'es II &c for crude and 3a
0HSc for rtfnrh IN nd.
PRoyisloxs-ForK- with aa1ca at $3t sn9
sis lot new mess. soanE u SsGa IeEui.r say = 1os
tpbeE, sud tusrrs' upton NJ S31N Beef unchanged,
with laics Of $50 bt.a NJ previous pF3ces-
, 1866-07-23

8 4, m, 3n,m-

Date. Mercury. Wtd. Merry. Wind. Me.'y. Wind.
sun 20 .1S >W.S.d. 29.18 SW. 5. b. - IS @Wo.g.d
Mon. ~ s. S. r. d. % 81 o.C.v. a95U We. y.
Tues. 20 81 t.W.d- 29.45 NEE. 2933 n. E.r.
Wed ~ ~ S.E.E. ~ ~ NE. g.v. - - n E. e.
1hnr 2a-4s NE m.1. las n. E. e. Sa.s2 nv.
FIJI. ~ y. E. e. -. $ E. &. a9:S E..
Sat - = ST. a9.e0 s.W. h.y - 20 W E. '.
~Ihe thermometer ehowed 125 deg. IN tue sun at
3p.m.
ion Tuesday the thermometer showed 05 deg. In
the Ehade Mt T. m.
, 1866-07-23


ipr dat1y cured By few do.e, Of MeteaIte's Great
Hhcnnatic Remedy. Sold BY Smith g. Dwyes.
AEehte, ChlcaCp. lJ23oS42
:ran.l the hosts oi 11ch and Scratches ls hcteny
oee'a1ee; boso,t Medicated cream is slaSing mil
: once and csa'ch 10 more For sals BY FgLLEE.
fNcH& FULLER, ehicaeo, u. 31@sIoes$2&'A q fd
~ st,a11sf s.ss e fonr hGsd1oa n, ,,srnc,a
nHrn.Si ~, y ,has 20 ,iub. haTn ,,, nast,ttn'
Iorts md ,tes.c ~ n,r., Tehn.,,1. Ih.stnIo.Irsi
la, taoon"rn,ns Il nsvsr n,Is nu19-as T.S;,a
prn. and faaei h.ir n,eycn:a ts f.,iinV nm and =
! I'niiet Idol sstrM h nwyrn. n"cnts4 Solr
everywhere.
s,oav,~o,u arn,,1ot,o I,oxvo,ohro eoon
A snpeItor Toilet Soat,. .usspofed from ret|ned
Vegntoh1c f,is In romhips,fnn VIII f:ivrar,ns nJ
sspes!aily designed ioE Tie use Of Ladies' and Tor
,ne re.t;ntt ~ PeuMg anu ~ ~
HHasu!ns properties uu11'aAco- Ean Ent seie ny an
a1srhi =, i ,!.4 - ~ tsxa .s. @ n IN
spd n sa on2 ~ VIZ an1 ~,
frm whsi yre riam for il, We Vii ia.e i nac pn
fennd thc money; address AhHAa HEQUA+
GenesaI Agent. M m ~ 6Foad'say, New York
MaSata'ss'zot't e
r,.n ,s.. r.,1o1 ~ ~,
~ ra, ,ts'f t -, 49,, " -. % %
soa IL aG ~ sisns o' taanY c,sease. ~
=. S,anos. tne ries1t rinle, tue secseuse ofRans,
y. 1 SI1o'1'ors sunpia'n.e, III. aa"cst, %E.. Dl:
IAiNE hLtEHA1lss ~ ttAuoalu en!iuFG' anu
they ach The di*case. the patlen, Is pro.trted be.
yond recovery no such drawback attends thtA REM
cay1 iof u enstalns INC sfcnRth OF the suttsrer,
"hlk e!adcaupg the canse OF hts complaint. Sold
cSef5whefc. 1yiS-o2s65t'w,sA1Ax
, 1866-07-23

Bulk meats anj bacon nomtua1ly UNCHANGED. HANK
active: sales Of sugar cured At 2s4@3:Ic packed.
Lard held 1t buyers 1t 1ec sales Of 10 trcs
Rt 19kc.
AoaE1-5,eady.
EXEHAxGT-EHmer At 20 d!tcnuur end par
, 1866-07-23

Night E1pseEs. ............ 9CU p. n. Jas 4, n.
Juliet Acrunuocation.. s:l5 p. m @:Ean m.
Express Freight, With pareenecr tar attached,
wt!l lease passenger depot eyeIy Saturday at $50
D. N, for the West.
The Joliet Accommodation eonnec;a with e.
press Fret2ht for War htatont.
sSundas excepted tMonduy excepted, saturday
excepted.
, 1866-07-23
AHT EOTEy.

ths shape OF Eefreehntnt Will be provided The
p-,ioE skating II acquiring large circle Of votar1es
In ,hs ciiy, and tome e1hloiunus Will be given at
The pYQnEna1c.
, 1866-07-23

BUFFALO, July et-
FL0CB-Du11. -.
GEAM-Hheat quiet. Corn dfmer; sales OF 3a00o
- .hu sS.I At esGGr. Oats dull; No. l Chicago. $50
sc Wisconsin. 10 !se. Bssley namtnsl Eye quiet
Psoy1s1oas-steady. Pork, ss7.0o@ 800. Lard,
20k&:Ic- -.
MMsKET-NonInal at S1.29. -..- ...
CANAL FRx10H1s;-Steady. To New Tork-Corn
15c, oa&s 1Gc. To Albauy-corn l3c. cats 8ac-
, 1866-07-23
Toledo Market.

FLorR-null.
R.1a-Wheat ap!st tales Tnfas AtshiSsa s1op Of
@2l5. Corn 2Hc lover: salt. No. msxedas s1HGt3c;
LKE EkTlTHTs-QulI md npmlnal.
, 1866-07-23
Putting out F1reAs


OF The Recommendations contained in the follow
Ing letter, We cay nothing except that II this plan
should be deemed feasible. The pres ent time IS
yer, good time 10 aayocate 1t. a. the Board Of pno
lie Works are about to erect a new tower at the
Wa,Gr Works, and could easily alter tho plan 10
sutt-ED.:
Ealtnf Tribune:
Severn, months etnce,, there appeared in your
paper euegret1fn for increasing the efficiency Of
the fire department, 10 VII: to put In service
"hIr boat" II "as estimated that this boat would
be available for onefoufta the area Of the city and
that the could furnish a. many a. dozen powerful
4t1enn*. There can be NJ douhs bur that such
tlcamer would nave tayod property enough IN the
past lew months 10 have d.ffayed the e1psnses or
ihe entire fire departnent for yesr more How
ever thu does not appear to &c the beat possible
plat ior com ing the Fire King. The following
would teEm worthy Of Chicago; Erec-, at the
Wafer Works, etrong 10 ~e1, several hundred feet
high. lfneu .lh boiler iron, as reservoir, nod lay
capaclous pipes from It throughout the CITY. In
The event OF fire, hoEemen would sake streams
truu The hyurants, capable Of throwing many barrels
Of wa'er pei nnnte. over 4he highest builain9t.
rhl1t the Gncineer at the watcr works wopd maln-
tain the level Of the the by mesns Of
the 1tEerre engine, Of many hundred horse power.
, 1866-07-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

Scratches, Calls. SwcllIpgs, SOrcs,
Sit-fnft, rncke. and In many k, QnttFos.
IonnE SPAWN. and Founder, arc rapidly cured BY
mud softens The iiook and il easily washed OF with
a lilile foap AID water. Fifty cents boz. Sold
BY drucgl.ts md naruce s.maketE.
i4s3. 0SSS9lt-l;eN Non
, 1866-07-23
lA1Eu NEW YORK MARKETS.

Latch NEW YORK MARKETS.
1SptcIa1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
Nxw ioRK. Ju1y Il.
DGEApBrErF8.
Tho later novs from kufope arrived Pince 'Chantc.
has Md no eject except 10 cause An A6vtuce Of &c In
coln.
FR111HTs.
FruRhtA are vcfy quiet.
pEovlSlONa.
Pork cloted quic, nnd unchanged. Lard closed At
2oActo arrive.
LIVE Ho0a.
, 1866-07-23

PER.oSAL-General simp.on+ Commissioner OF
ihe Pacific Railroad. General ]. II. Ih1ye1 Senator
from Nehratka. General E. Esannook, and Hons.
A. y. Paddock, E. b. Taylor, J. T. .;otImAn and W.
E. Harvey. all OF Onaba are in the city, staying at
the sherman House.
, 1866-07-23

dollars snd cenis, Mrs. WlSsLOW'o SOOru.
Ing SYRUP, for al dleea>e4 with which children
nfe afflicted. ts tOrth1ls weight IN gold. 1t re-
'icyes the child from pm, tnris0raes the stomach
and bowels, cures wind cotic, and carries the IN.
sant .slcy through the critical period OF teething
FrnErance 1oads the breeze which
conIains the odor OF Tallman & Collins Egyptian
Clid, EWeet perfume, jy23osai
, 1866-07-23

A PHnrsoLoo1sT N NV RolE--John c.
Towne. an iLulylduzl who for rome time past has
been rtacs1clng as pbrtnosocist at No. 1ao Wesl
Randolph stree', was placed IN The docK at the
Pollce Court On saturday. Is 1eterdsut In a case
where the people Of TIC stste OF Illinois are The
tomphmsn'e. The circumstances which led Mr.,
To~ne tn'o his present unplea.ant predlcament
sEe ~ foiSoss: On Friday sf'ernoon he vtslIcd
Mn. MRty Hodge, who occupies q portion Of the
building on the corner OF Ranaopa and Je1essou
etreets, 10 see ahou' some roons rhe had 10 rent.
lie apartments were fhfoxn open 10 his sn@pec-
, ton, and hatzsn va. maae. Mra- Hodge then
Look him into ntT ttttlng room and he tigaled the
lea <, after which .he showed him back enuAnce
and oshI couseulerces. lie iollersa Abo1l the
building fu como time atter tue l4ndlady bad gone
to a'tcnd to hr hour bold da.lea and fben dlsap-
pcaItd down the back etairS. Soon alter he had
Fons. MEt- Hodge went lnto her t1ttiug room 10
ece the hour OF Day, and Then Uncovered ihst her
valuable gold watch, which sne haQ leit hanging On
tie Nnl. wa goIc. She hzd *ecH II there while
T0Wne Nas N the room, aud Immediately she coy
Cluced that he must be the thct. iia WIS supae.
queutly taken tnlo custody and although the tceti
mony die not directly tuapticate him, the migfs-
ttate thoarht tue care a strong ctcunstantiat one
and accordingly IoUnc wa committed II d.
, 1866-07-23

Rheumatism Of years standing IL be.
tpr dat1y cured BY few do.es Of Me'eaIte's Great
Rhcnnatlc Remcay. Sold BY Smith 3 Dwye,,
Agents, Chicago. iy23osa2
, 1866-07-23

TOR SALE-Cheap, desirable
buildins lot 57 BY l5o fest corner OF Adsms and
Thtcop slseen- Gontink Jefferson tnrk. j LEWIS
tNnrF oE11
, 1866-07-23

ColGutcs4 Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
A superior Toilet soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable O1ls In combination with GlYcenne- and
especially designed iot the uee Of Ladies' and tor
the Nursery. lta perfume is exquisite, and iis
washing properties uuriral1cd. Fur salc by all
druggists, febl1ht4G ly.M5w
, 1866-07-23

BAPTIST cHUEcn PlcNIc-A picnic cxcurrion or
tie Sabbath School Of Tue Second Bapl.t Church
w1il be given on Thursday, July aG!h, CLARK Sta
non. A DesrEiul grove. r oa bOat1nH md hehtnE,
Ice c1eAn and orner reftc- hmcuts arr among the
Ut Encitons Of ttte picnic. Dcan's Sand viii he In
at1l 1loanrc. atd ibE otcaslu {.roMf c. 10 BE- one
lease r. W., ne Iepo'. &Adl on efrre bridge, at
T. H.. and tc rsu Al O'Clock p III. 1lc.eta can b.
Lau 4: The oSpDs.
, 1866-07-23

Go to the IEcst--tso to bryant & Strast-
ton,s Chicago Commele.al College tc get tlor-
bagh, plaetica! business education, or 10 keeoue
good Telegraph Operntos. Ahdrcss Tor dtculass,
HHTAEf d ET1ArIQE, CAic9pQ, Ill.
, 1866-07-23

Brick N1ach1ne-'EAe National Brick
Mechne mikes. With only two-horss power, 2l.10U
splendid br7cks per daJ. with well defined edges
firm wha, we claim for II, We Will tase 1t back and
tctnud the money. Address AHitAA HEQUA,
Genesal Agent, III ssoadTay, New York
MnN.hld1Si .4ft.N " T. z
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27

the time in common dasher was 55 min.
utes, and the butter weighed IS o.; time
IN Excelsior l5 minutes, and the butter
weighed l Id. .
The Greenville, (Pa) Argus made the
following estimate upon the result OF
eleven times churning in that place,
with the Excelsior and common dasher,
when butter was sold at 80 cents
"We will say there Is in Hempfeld
township 600 COWS, making l50 lbs. ot
butter each in one season, which is a
low estimate tho butter to be worth
IS cents per pound, will save the towns
ship 1925 % in one year, and save in
time, which is money, over and above
what the old dash will do, S2,S0i, max
ing in the aggregate $1,000 0j, calling
labor one dollar per day, and ten hours
for day.
Churnlng, instead OF belnga drudgery,
seems destined to become delightful
amusement. Only individualrights will
be sold in Marion and Franklin towns
ships The remaining townships of
Greene county will be scld to clubs or
individuals, AS he does not care to leave
the county seat.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
MOnthlles for July.

The LApY's FRIEND opens with the
suggestive engraving entitled "The Dis.
tressed Bachelor" Fashion Plates are
tasteful and attractive as usual The
Toilet Novelties and Work Table are
proiusedly illustrated, Send for it,
Price $3.50 year. Specimen numbers
sent for l5 cts,
BEApLE's MONTHLY contains the usual
amount of varied interesting and instruct
i've matter. Among the stories are Gan
Adventure in Portugal" 1.-The White
Jack Of the Upper Saranac,' "lhe Psi
U. Grip" &c 1t approaches the high
est standard of literary excellence,
Terms :-25cts per copy, $500 year.
GoDEY's LADY's Book with this No.
begins the sevcntysthird volume and is q
good time TO subscribe. Contents are
varied and good as usual. Summer
Joys' is the beautiful steel engraving
Fashion Plates new and novel Work
Department plentious in design. The
Book will speak for itself Price So, 90
year. Deduction to club subscribers.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
CORRECTION.

Mr., EpIron You will please inform
the loyal soldiers OF Greene Co. that the
James IL. Miller whose name appears IN
the Messenger in the call for the conven-
tion that met on Saturday last, is not the
James Miller Of Waynesburg make
this correction for fear some may think
| have "faIlen from grace" When |
join in wi h the party against whom |
fought tor three years, | will have the
announcement printed on handbllls and
posted through cut the county,
Yours I;esply,
JAMES n. Muller.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
DIR, TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT


lIED or CRoup--what pretty and interest
~ Ing child saw last week! But now, alas
it is no more. Such was the conversation OF
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
Dietof Group how strange! when DR.. To
bias Venetian Iinimcnt is certain cure, il
taken in time. Now, Mothers, we appeal to
you. 1t is not for tllc paltry gain and profit
we make, but for the sake ofyourinfant child
that now lies playing ut your feet. Group is
q dangerous disease but use Dr.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment in time, and it is robbed
Of its tcrrOrs. Always keep it in the house
you may not want it tonight, on tomorrow
no telling when-but armed with this linimcnt
you are prepared let it come when it will
Price only 40 centsa bottle. Office SO Cort-
andt Street, New York. Sold by all druggits
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT

A CERTAIN CURE for pains III limbs ana
hback, sore throat, Group, rheumatism, collie,
&c. A perfect family medicine, and never
fails. Read! Read. Read i!
LIvoNIA, WAYNE Co.,, Mich. June 10, 80.
This is to certify that my wife was taken
with Quinsey Sore Throat; it commenced to
swell, and was so sore that she could not
swallow, and coughed violently. I used you
Liniment, and made perfect cure in one
week. firmly believe that but for tho Linl
mcnt she would have lost her life
JOHN III, HARLAN.
Price 40 and so cents Sold by all druggists
Office, 5G Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
A DEAD SEIOT-A CALIFORNIA RIFLI
MAN KILLS THREE ROBBERS.

N'-'4N ihiiIiH' illNi4lL itOl)DIltD.
The last Cal fornla mail brings parlic.
ulars Of the fllowing remarkable story:
a stagecoach was overhauled by highs
waymen, or lonely road in Nevada
coun ty, between Marysyille and Down.
cville, at four o'clock on the morning of
May lst, and robbed of $500 belonging
to Wells, Fargo & Go Within few
hours thereafter the sheriif's posse was
started out IN different directions, and
Steve Venard struck what proved to be
the right trail, up Yuba river. He
followed his lonely and difficult road
alone, INTO a rocky ravine three miles
from human habitation, and saw at some
distance above him, plrtially concealed
by rocks, man counting over money
The man saw HIM, and Steve thought
the time of one of them had come, for
the robber was already taking aim when
Venard fired. Instantly another robber
appeared but took shelter to fire; and
when Steve saw the roof of this mans
head he sent him the contents OF his
second barrel, and, having loaded anow,
ran forward to secure the booty before
others of the robber band should appear
confident that two Of them were done
for. He had already got the money
bags when third robber showed HIM
self, still higher up IN the ravine, and
Steve now fired his third shot, which
not taking fatal effect, a fourth was
fired, and adeadmsn body rolled down
among the rocks. Steve Verard brought
the news of his adventure and the SS. 900
into Nevada City at o'clock the same
afternoon of the robbery, and soon after
the three dead bodies wero brought in
the first shot through the heart, the
second through the right eye, the third
through the body and head: and the first
and second when found were clinching
their cooked pistols. Wells, Fargo &
Co. promptly awarded Sieve $4,000,
and at last accounts Steve and his rfe
were lionizing in central California.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27

IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES - We are sure
we are dong a real service to smalle,
churches and Sunday.schools, as well as
to lovers of music generally, in calling
attention to the Cabinet Organs manu-
featured by Mason S Hamlin. No one
who hears these Instruments will be sur,
prsed at the very strong favor with
which they are regarded by our leading
organsts. Their quality of tone is ad>
mirable, round, sonorous, pure and sym,
pathetic while they have abundant ol
ume OF tone for any private house, and
for such halls as are usually occupied by
Sunday-schoolsv With all this, their
capacity for expression is wonderful, ex>
ceeding in some respects. even that of
the largest and most costly church organ.
This is mainly effected by the introduce
ton of a swell, operated upon an entirely
new principle, which gives the pertor.
mer very sufficient control over the tones
he produces. The moderate prices at
which they are sold, and the little space
they occupy, are important practical ads
vantages in these instruments -Ne,c
York Commercial AdrcrtjSer.
See Advertisement in another column.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
FARMEns' GROCERY

THE OLD NAME BUT IN NEW HANDS.
L. w II III 0 M p so N,
HAVING purchased the above named Gro
1 l. Gerry. has rcfitted and restockcd it He
hasa complete stock OF Confectionery, oranges,
Lemons, Sugar Coffee Tea, (grecn and
blacb) Syrup, Molasses, canned fruit. cheese,
rice, soda ash white lime, soft soap country
made) candles, crackers of all kinds, cigars,
tobacco, (che wing and smoking) fish, lamps
oi', small fancy articles, &C., &C. Any one
needing the articles mentioned or anything in
the line not mentioned will do well to call
Produce taken in trade. Remember the place.
the Farmers Grocery" formerly owned by
p. Brown. Mayo. 'G6. Nv.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
Baltimore Cattle Market,

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Beef Cattle
The offerings during the past week
were o95 head, against 5l3 head Prev
Gus week. Prices to>day as follows -
Common at $7@7 so, fair at $775@S,25,
and prime beeves at 80 per 100 lbs.
Sheep--Sales at 5l@6 cents Per ID
gross, for clipped. No wool sheep in
market.
hogs-Sales at $l3@ll per 100 lbs
net ..
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
NO PAPER NEXT WEEK.

The next issue will be on the llh OF
July. Printers alike with all laboring
men must have their recreation. Where
the "devil'will spent his Fourth wecan't
say as we are not to have any inWaynes'
burg, We shall hold ourselves in readi,
ness to do all JOE WoRK, that may re-
quircd during the interval Anyone
reporting celebrations that take place
in our county, we will be happy to give
them publication.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-27
PlTTSBuRG GENERAL MARKET

GRAlN-W eat is firm good Spring at
$2,3o@2,35. Oats-at So. Prime Penna,
and Ohio Oa'sa at G3 to G5. Corn at soc. Rye
is dull at 9Oto 9j for Western, and 81 ,O5 for
Prime Penpa. Ohio Barley at 81. Buck
wheat is selling at 1926.
PROVISlONS-Bncon is firm at l5@l54
for Shoulders; l7lalS for Ribbed ides; and
2l3a2t3 for Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams
FLOUR-Spring Wheat at $40, 50all; half
Spring and half Winter at 81 ,50al3, all
Winter at 81, 80 to $l3; and $l4 to SIG for
fancy brands.
POTATOES-- Peach Blows at $l,25 to
$l,30 per bush, and $3, 25 to $50 per bbl
BUTrER-Prime Roll not above 22a23.
EGGS-Sales at 25a26.
SEEDS-At s., ,G5a2 per bush.