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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
PITTsBURG AGENCY FOR
CnICKERlNG 4 SONS PIANOS.
(EStaJHSheI in 1881, ,W L II. AELLOR.)
IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS.

The subscriber. are the exclusive wholesale
Agents for the Chickering Pianos, for Western
Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and. West Vir-
ginia. Special arrangements enable them to
sell at exactly tho same price as charged at
the Factory in Boston, thus saving freight,
insurance and risk Of transportation to pur-
chascrs residing in or west of this city.
The Subscribers give particular attention to
the selection oltheir stock, visiting the Factory
nearly every month for this purpose; their
experience in the business musical siill, and
practical knowledge Of the manufacture OF
Pianos, enable them to select the very best
Instruments that Messrs. Chickering produce
Every instrument warranted for 3 years, by
the manufacturer and the subscribers. Pcr-
sons at distance desiring further information
should address the subscribers, who will be
happy to send them (post paid drawings OF
the various styles of Pianos, prices, &c, Old
Pianos taken in exchange.
CHARLES g. MELLOR, & CO.,
81 Wood St., bet. 4th st. and Diamond Alley,
Pittsburgh, Pa. July II, GG'4t.
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FROM MEXICO.

New YopK, July L. The HeraM'S
Mexican correspondence written from
the City of Mexico, under Gate of the
23d, and Vera Cruz, of the 2Gth, and
Tampico, goth ult, goes to show that
the Mexican people were becoming more
and more united III the cause oflhe inde
pendence of their country.
The Imperial forces, French and naN
tives have sustained number Of defeats
Of greater or less severity in the field.
and the cause IF Maximiian was still
more gloomy in consequence,
Santa Anna still engrosses large
share of the public attention. The
Mexican Liberals proclaim the theory
that an understanding has been come to
between Mr.. Seward, the Emperor
Napoleon and the Ex.President, by which
Macmillan would be let down gracefully
and Santa Anna restored and elected
President, the United States cabinet hol-
ding itself ready to approve of the even
Qualities arising from the change OF govn
ernment. The Liberals who were inns
bued with this idea, did not entertain
such an implicit confidence in Mr.
Stewards friendship as they did some
months ago. Santa Anna, 1t Is said,
will remain unpopular with them, no
matter in what official form he may be
presented.
The city of Tampico was clearly be.
slcged by the Liberal forces who had
made a dashing attack, riding into the
very streets of the place at one time, -
Deser,ions from the Imperial to the
Liberal army wero frequent.
The idea of annexation to- the United
States was widely tostercdm the Liberal
ranks.
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THE CH.CKERING PIANOS

Arc now at the head of all the instruments
manufactured in this county. For purity and
sono!i!y OF tore. elegance Of finish, thorough
ness and durability Of structure, they rank
foremost Of all.
With the merely mechanical excellence
which results largely from the ing, ,nious in
vcntions OF AIcssrs Chickering themselves
they conihnca beauty, delicaey, and poetry
Of tone which is rare charm, and seems to
depend is much on he intelligence as on the
mndiwOlk Of t. maker.
Among the leading artists who have visited
this country and well known Pilnists OF Bus-
ton and New York who use the "Chlckeripg
PIANO. in preference to those of other makers
in the country, nay be mentioned,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
UNION MEETING.

The Union loving citizens of Perry
and adjoining townships Will hold a
meeting at MT. MORRIS, on SATURDAY
next, July l4th. Col. Jno II. Wells,
Capt j.. b. Donley, 1t, Jas. A. Woods
and others will address the meeting
A good time is anticipated. Let the
tuln>out be general.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
4. FARCE.

In the Messenger Of the 9th ult., somebody
raises the cry ofthe Union pary's injustice TO
Soldiers, by referring to the Spring election #
Justice of the Peace in this borough. How
far their mNgnanimily extends let us see. In
the borough of Wnyncsburg th y boast u ma
jor,'y Of 10 or 20, they could easily have elect
ed their candidate if they had been so minded
why didn't they? Because they hd not s"p-
port Msir owa candidate In the County they
boast of the overwhelming majority of 1900,
their nominees are certain of ofelcction, but they
have but one on hcir tctet ,cho crcr prcicaacd
to be a SohEer. Why was the man they make
so much capital of, not placed upon the ticket?
They say he is swell qualified by education
and natural abilities" thcn why not place
him in the Legislature, or give him one Of
their lucrative County Offices? The truth is
they are not friends of the Soldiers further than
to use them as stool pigeons whereby to en-
snare the unsuspccting. We believe ''lhc
great mass of the SOLDIERS Of this County arc
thinking, intelligent men, and cannot be de-
ceivcd by this pretended love for them"
JusrcE We are informed that the
Grand Jury of the last Session of our
Court expelled one Of their number for
drunkenness. AVID the commissioners re-
fused TO pay him his fees. We say,
served him right, But not knowing
his political sentiments we are induced
to believe he was Union man, else he
never could have met such summary
Justice ut their hands.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
THE FOURTH.

The nineteenth anniversary Of our
nations independence has been celebral-
ed and throughout the wide extent of a
fee country its coming was hailed by
the joyous acclamations otloyal millions.
The fires of patriotism burned anew in
their hearts, finding vent in songs of
praise AID thanksgiving, the mid night
sky gashed by the red glare ofthe rocket
and the deep toned music Of artillery
AS the nation moves on in Its steady
march of progress it is ment that its
birth>day should be welcomed with re-
newed enthusiasm rs it was on July The
lth, 1856. The fall OF Vinksburi, the
glorious discontinue of traitor hordes on
the red field of Gettysburg, the thought
that our confederation has outlyed the
combined treachery, conspiracy, and res
bellion of the last number ofyears, crowd
in among the historic associations of
Americas natal day. 1t is fit that the
clang5r of bells should be heard, that
flags should wave, drums rattle, cannons
rear; that from shore to shore loud ho-
sannas should rent the air, for in truth
we can exclaim
"ThoNgh our foes had spurn'd our flag,
Placed tEcir heel upon each star,
Now it waves its coors bright,
Shouting Liberty !" affair."
Let it ever be so. When Fourth
Of July arrives not ushered in by the
booming Of guns and the tlinging of
our starry emblem to the breeze the
the last characteristic of an American
people will have long died out.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Executors-of the last Will
| OF Evan Evans, decd will cfler at public
out-cry, on the premises, at O'Clock, p. m,
on SATURDAY, July 2S, 1866, the clcglnt
Farm known as the improved half of the "Old
Joseph Ramsay tract" situated in Mononga-
hela tp, two miles above Greensboro, con
tanning ll0 ACRES and some perches q
which about so acres are cleared, % acres
being RIVER BOTTOM. This farm is il
good state of cultivation, well improved
watered and timbcrcd and abounds with Goa
and limestone.
TERMS :-Onc half Of the purchase money
when title is made, with judgment obligations
for the balance payable in one year with in
tcrest. J.. X. EVANS,
l. w GREENE,
iy II, 'G6.-3t Executors.
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INToEIce

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICAr
/ ton will be made at the next Session q
the Pennsylvania Legislature, by the Odd
Fc lows Association, ut Waynesburg, Greene
county, Pa, to change thc'name Of the same
to the EXCHANGE BANK OF WAYNEsBuRG.
Also, to authorize said ban to issue stock in
shares of fifty dollars cach the whole not to
exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
JOS. i. RANDOLPH,
,JulylI 'GG. -Gm. President
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

GrN. JollN w, GGARY was serenaded
at Wizards Hotel, Washington on
Saturday evening last, by the members
of tho Soldiers and Sailors Union ofthat
city His reception was most enthusl-
as,ic, particularly by the veteran souldicrs
and sailora.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
ss@S IgEyV AIRED!

Stolen from the Premises Of tie subscriber
near Carmichaels, Pa, on Monday night, July
2d, 1867, n bay horse, three years old, with
two small white spots behind the right eaI
under the name. and one on the left hind foot
close to the hocf. The above rsward will be
paid for the return of the horse or intorma-
ton leading to his discovery
iYl ,'GG.f HENRY a. HUSTON.
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aEsA EdEIkgHSG 81 SONS
PLAN @ FORTES.

NNllE instruments now manufactured by this
4 well known, long established firm, are the
results Of nearly half century Of study, ex-
pertinent and improvements.
Possessing greater advantages than all other
makers throughout this long period ofincrcas-
Ing experience, two generations 0f.activc, en-
ergctc mind have been assiducusy employed
in pcriucting their productions.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

Bills APPROVED The President has
approved the bill giving bounties TO col.
ored soldiers, and allowances to then
heirs. lie has also approved the bill
to facilitate commercial, postal and mili-
tary communication among the several
States. Tho bill authorizes ailfoad
connections so as to form continuous
lines,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

WEST VIRGINIA. A.-The Union State
Convention Will be held on the 30th
August, to nominate State ticket, to
choose candidates for Congress and
vacant State Senatorships.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

SPECIAL dispatches, with attractive
headings, announced in the Democratic
journals with pride and rejoicing that
deserters canrot be disfranchised, and
the same journals appeal to the "boys in
blue" to vote the Democratic ticket
Can soldiers espouse the cause of deser-
,ers, and vote for the active friends Of
dcsertcrs
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

Senator Lane of Kansas shot himself
while out riding, near Leavenworth, on
Sunday evening, and died from the et-
tects of the wound yesterday. He is
supposed to have been laboring under
temporary insanity, and is the third
me nber OF his family who has committed
self destruction
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

7 ETTERS OF ADMINISTER ALTON HAv-
Ii ing been granted to the undersigned up
on the estate Of David Evans, decd. notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
GEO. EVANS, Adm r.
u Z, ,GG. Ct
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NIIIS safe line will forward with dispatch all
l. packages, trunks, &c, to all parts of the
United States. Apply to
JOSEPH COOKE,
jyll ,GG. At. Agent.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

ANDREW. JACKSON, while he lived,
sworo by the Eternal, the Union must
and shall be preserved. He was the
father of the Democratic party. Hester
Clymer, the candidate Of a Democratic
party, defends the rights of secession
and approved Of a war for its maintain
ance. Is there Democrat living who
voted for Jackson as principle, who
can now vote for Clymerl
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

Ir row seems that war between Aus,
trla on the one side and Prussia and It,
ally on.thc other silc, is inevitable The
proposed conference cf neutral powers
has been broken up by the conditions
proposed by Austria, and the hostile ar.
mics are now facing each other, but
both apparently unwilling to strike the
first blow.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

WENDELL PHLLps on THE RAMPAGE.
AT birmingham, Mass on tie Fourth
of July, there was an Anti-Slavcry
meeting at which Mr., Wcndell Phillips
was the principal speaker, His speech
belonged to the heated term oder, ana
its general character can be inferred
from the following;
"Our leaders in Congress know that
the amendment will he rejected Ol
course it will be. The President has
put his foot down against it, and has
warned the Southern States not TO in~
dorse it. He has told them in so many
words that they will have his support in
refusing to ratity it. 1t is not possible,
therefore, that the amendment will be
accepted. The Republican party does
not want that amendment accepted -
The worst possible news that Thad
Stevens could hear would be the ratiti-
cation of the amendment. l do not dis
grace the whole proceedings when | say
it is party trick
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q 1l H. NJ N H. Ea % u = Ii .

jefferson, Greene County, Penn'a.,
MRS. R. H. BUliGARNER, PrY,rviress.
uAvING RECENTLY,FITTED UP THIS.
well known establishment, Mrs. Bum
GARNER is prepared to furnish the best to the.
travelling public. The TABLE always sup
piled with the choicest dclicacics, the BAR
with the finest Wines and Liquors, good sleep
ing apartments, and an abundance of stable
room attached to the premises. Public
patronage solicited May 23,'GG -ly.
SLATER ODENBAUGH,
DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICIN rs, IL
~ quors and every thing pertaining to n ilrst
class Drug Store Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. "Crcigh's Old stand Wayncs-
burg, Pa, May 80, 'CG.-ly.
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TIE CAUSE or TIE SUICIDE.

Washiagfoa, Monday, July Jim
Lane died Of Andy Johnson. lie went
from here to Kansas, impressed with the
de.usiol that his support Of the President
was so acceptable to the people of that
State, that he could carry it for john
sons policy by 5000 majority. His first
appearance upon the streets OF lawrence
shocked him with sense OF his terrible
error. In the town where he had once
walked a Monarch, ,no man spoke to HIM
Old friends passed him without rccogni'
ton on the side walk. On horseback
in the principel streets. he rode unrecog>
nized and rejected. lie went to his
house and sent tor many of his old friends
to come and see him. They returned
answer that they wished to have no in-
tercourse with him. Two days after his
arrival Representative Clark came from
Washington. What contrast and
what a lesson A vast crowd met and
welcomed him with music and flags a
public meeting appIaaded his votes,
honored INN for bis fidelity and pledged
to him the love and the support Of Kan
sas. ilumiiat,d, smi ted with remorsc,
and utterly desperate, Lane terminated
at once his lite and his career in John,
son politics.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11

Why do the Copperheads receive with
joy, and the Republicans with disappro-
val emphaticaliy expressed, the decision
Of the Supreme Court declaring that all
deserters must be tried before they can
be 1isfranchiscd Will our Democratic
friends answer this question. 1t is not
because that decision will make votes for
Geary. 1t is not because 1t will enfran-
cbise Republicans, 1t is because desor
tiers will be able to votc-and their vote,
will go for Clymer In view of this fact
we are right III the charge that tour.tiflh'
of the deserters and bounty Jumpers are
| Democrats.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-07-11
LATER

LCarenwoyth, Kansas, July 5.-II"pgs
are now entertained that General Lane
will recover. lie seems much better to>
night. lie is conclous and is able to
speak.
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ADAMS EXPRESS LINE,

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WlsHINaT0N MAY 18th. 1869


WARRINGTON, May 18th; 1866
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