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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
INCORPORATED by LEGISLATIVE CHARTER
STOCK BOOKS,

closed once with loss and twice with gain
exhibiting by three different methods the
transfer of old to new books.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
UTHty'
On I! Moses !

Andrew Johnson declared that if
there were bat dozen Union men in
any locality in the South they should
constitute the governing element.
How has ne fulfilled the declaration
By ignoring the lQy1l Government Of a
State IL order that he (johns0W might let
loose TIC rejels Of u city, wio 'cere MirSty
f1r the blooL Of Union men met in con
ueation to discuss md deliberate cicH af'
fairs. WHILE TIE UNION MEN OF New
ORLEANS WERE SITTING IN CONVENTION,
WITH THE STARS AND STRIPES FLOATING
OVER THEIR HEADS, THEY WERE ATTACKED
BY TIE REBEL MOB OF NW ORLEANS,
CARRYING REBEL FLAGS Andrew John.
son telegraphed to these rebels that
they were ustiiiable in attacking the
Unionlsts! In view of these facts, and
with full know ledge of the language
we use, we pronounce Andrew johnson
guilty Of the massacre of the Union men
Of New Orleans, guilty of plotting with
rebels to stifle the voice of those loyal to
the Government.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
PRIVATE LEDGER.

by means of which the results Of the business
are kept out Of the general books, for the use
OF the partners only.
LECTURS ON BUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every one may get rich. How to get
rich by trading The cause OF Commercial
failures. On spcculations, The mora iailu-
ance of integrity in youth, etc. Also lectures
nnNn
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,

conducted by three different methods, eX-
hbiting the transfer of the old to new books,
will the introduction Of new partner; also
practically Illustrating the
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
Il WILL BE YOUR MOSES, &C"

Il With BE YOUR MOSES, &C"
Andrew Johnson, says the Harrisburg
Tlcgraph, pledged himself before high
heaven to he the Moses of the black
men.
How did he fulfil this covenant
BY Diakiay at The indiScrin,iaate slauyh.
ter ofMe black men and their fumjhcs at
Memphis By moo Of reJel policc officers
anil officers and priU0tcs If the rcJel
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
ii'i'i a W AiiE NLSh VI
THE BLADDER, INFLAMMA.
TION OF TIE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER, STRAIN
quarry OR
PAINFUL URINATING.

For these diseases 1t is truly q sovereign
remedy, and too much cannot he said in its
praise. A single dose has been known to re-
leve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain
in the back and through the hips? A tea.
spoonful a day Of IIelmbold's Buchu will re-
hevc you.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-29
NLLMDOLD'S EXTRiCT BUCHU
ACTS GENTLY,

Is pleasant in taste and odor, free f ON all
injurious. properties, and immediate in its
action.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
A Separate State Government for East Tennes.
- The Knoxville Convention - Address
aud Resolutions.

D
Convention called TO consider the proprety of organ
izing separate State Government for East Tennessee
met at Knoxville YESTERDAY. Judge Samuel Rogers pre-
sided lie said he hoped the members would act deber-
ately and with caution This hut adjourned meet
hours Of the Rebellion We propose 10 continue the move
mont II is no secession movement. ii we secedc IT will
be from the Rebel to Join the Union people The new
State can be made one Of the richest in the Union.
At the conclusion of at remarks of Judge ,oges Col
Temple from the Committee Resolutions and Bus iness
reported address, Which was Unanimously adopted
stating that te scheme bad hu long cherished by East
Tennessee There is difference in the soil of East and
West tennessee. The habits and customs Of the people
are also dGC rent. These differences idcabe. West
Of the mountains me people Rebels and East of them
they are all Union.
10 piC,ec. ourselves must di.ffanchisc them. We
will not be dragged into false positions the Union by
other Southern States We believe that separate state
Government the best and that under 1t can live IN
peace and develop our resources.
The address concludes with statistics as TO the popa-
ton square miles, mineral resources etc, OF East Ien-
nessee.
Resolutions opposing the address Of the Committee and
advising pospOnc cment Of the question until Congress
decides whether Tennessee State or not, were offered
by Mr. James adet gate from Homilton.
The resolutions OF Mr. James were almost unanimously
voted down.
Aer an eloquent address by Col Nelson supporting the
movement the President of the Convention was Instructed
% aptoint Committee of three 10 bring the question be-
fore the Legislature. ILL.,,
Committee also appointed to prepare an address
10 the people Of East Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Markc,.-Rsported BIZ 7elcrraph.

BrFPAro NAV 4-Flour--Canada Spring Extrn, 81 90
i2 Extra State e J0dsl; Double Extra Western and
Canada SIC 25dsl3 WheGt-Market bare Corn dnl held
at Csc for No Mixed and 60c bid. Oats-Chicaeo. tOc
Canada 53c. Barley nominal a 81. Whisky. s2 a. Mess
Pork S29d s29 jO Lard 2Oi d20c Canal Freghs 1.c on
Oats to New.York he break in the canal at Albion Is re-
boats pasng) Receipts for tie aet - hours
j4OO bbls Flour 1900 bush. Corn. 1876 bush Oats
OswEOO May 4.flour active and unchanged. wheat Is
better; sales 2OO bush Chicago Spring ~ 81 % ana 10
bush New Amber Michigan 81 p Corn firm; sales a. 600
bush No. Toledo at 72.c. Canal freigbts dull
TOLEDO o. MAY 4-Flour quiet. Wheat. cid and choice
grades quio and firm lower and droopine sales Old
Amber 81 80; Old e. 81. Red wabash, e. OGs25 81 New
Amber. 81 10 Corn. &C. loveri sales No Mixed, 5'ci
Yellow, SOC Oats steady i5c Rye; sales 7jc. ior NO J.
Like Freiglis very dull. &C. for Corn 10 Oswego.
BALTIMORE May Flour is quiet; stock light. Wheat
White sjc Oats firm at 56d57c. Provisions steady
Western Lard 2Osc Coffee dull ard heavy Sugar steady
Refining grades l0G l0ic. whisky 90 81 - 70.
Pm ADFIFHIA MAY f-Fcrolrum more aaiyc Crnde @lc
and refined ic Flour firm at e. y)dS- ior Supene and
Extra g. JOaS9 Whea-sacs Of Red AT g. 5O9s2 - and
White at g. sOd y g6 Corn advancing tendency s1c
Of yellow s5a-sc Mess Pork, s9dseo J0 Prime. s&.
Whisky unchanged. -
CIScINNAU Aay Flour IN better demand. Wheat firm
whisky unchanged Provisions hrmer aud active Mess
Pork 80 $50 Lard. Gle. large demand. Gold ~
OsWEGO May f--Flour active and unchanged, sales Law
bbls Wheat in demand sales last night 5000 bush
Chicago Spring at e. G5; today 1900 bush New Amter
Michigan al q bush Red Indiana a o. % and lOCp
bush No Milwaukee, Club at 81 Corn In demand. sass
a COO bpsh 30 Indiana at 7lc. Ober grains nonli ~
Cs- Freirhls dull Lihe Importsl'o0O bush Corn, 500
hnSh.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
FROM TEE sOVTH-wEsT.
Affairs in Texns-From she Red River Couu-
try-5udioiai DccisioH-Finnnce and Busi-
MY nnLrANs Tnlnr.

NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY. May :, 1866.
The regular troops Lately arrived in Texas are acting
vny badly indulging IN drunken rows and fights a Gal
weston.
Business at MalamOrOs is du. The Imperial Austrian
troops dissatisfied account of their small pay
Forced loans driving the merchants away.
Cotton easy sales to-day Of 200 baes week receipts
lo,So5 bales, against lO,3O3 last week; wceks exports
$500; stock, I56.4G bales Gold, 1924. Sterling ex-
change 1891. New-York sight exchange, premium
Freights dull and unchanged.
The Red River planters say the cotton seed is unyer
sally rotten.
Devastating oyerHows are feared The Red River is
the highest ever known.
Judge Duplantur has decided that notes payable in Con
federatc money worthless also ths mortgages given
for Confederate money, during the war,aro invalid
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

EAsTPORT Me- Friday. MAY ls6i.
The Winoosh has arrived. She did not see any " re-
nan pnyia'eer.'
one of the Fenans accidentally shot this afternoon
and il is supposed was mortally wounded.
OTHER ACCOUNTS
EAsFoRT, Me-. Friday, May T. 1866.
The Wnoosk returned from her pursuit of the fenian
schooner at o'clock this evening large number of
people gathered the various wharyes and she cast
anchor greeted her with roIical cheers and goans She
sighted the schooner Wentworth at o'clock Wednes
day. but, not suspecting the Fcnian ruse took no
notice of her. She anchored in Machias Bay on
Wednesday night, overhaulng the City of Rich
mond and several schooners, without gaining any
intelligence Of the object OF her pursuit and left Machas
on Thursday morning making swallow Tail Point, Grand
Menan at p. M. and anchodng there. The inhabitants
fcaTfuy scared at first thinking her fenan priya-
eer They Informed the captain Of the Winoosk that two
schooner we're seen on the previous enng lying of Dark
Harbor. They preparing to board them when one
suddenly and myseriousy disappeared. The officers and
men of the Winoosk were Hospitality treated. They LETT
at y o'clock to-day returning very much Inundated
az their want of success.
All is quiet here. Rumors a1oat Of another expe-
dltlOn very shortly.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
DIED.

BLACKWELL-At Janesve Wis., Sunday April l9 In the 9tt
his Charles o. Of r. Blackwell Of this city
relatives friends Of the family invited to attend the
the residence Of his uncle H. blackwell Fleming
ton ~ j. Tuesday. May at O'Clock Trains leave
Libertyst at O'Clock and Femnston att O'Clock p m
BRoDIE-on "Wednesday May after prOfsed Illness George
Brodie, n the +sth year Of his . ,...,
friends and aes respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral
this Saturday afternoon May at Ocek from his late residence
No. J00 Csnals-
COSKLINOn Friday May Mary E vile oi John Conhhn In
the 6ath year Of her
respectfully
on SUNDAY inst n oeoct from her late resdence No rs
Great Jonesu
HAGT-On Fh Fifth Month 3D. Chappaquao pneumonia
James IT, HaIsh, aged ~ yeaTa =, 49,.
bs relatives and snds Of the family invited attend his funeral
from friends Meeting house ChspPsqus,
at II oeock.
MogRoE0n Friday the 9Th inst Elder Daniel Monroe in the
D6,h year OF his .
TIE and friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend funeral Monday the lth inst at O'Clock fom
IhY s1viIil vla1ek. Issau s,.1it s.i YsE RI9sanU.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
CALIFORNIA.
Cost OF living in san Frnuoisco-The Conti-
american Tciearnph--saii-
ing of Another Expedition.
SAN FRANcI,cO, Thursdav, May

SAN FEANCIcO, ThufsdnV, My . 800
The Steamer Constitution, from Panama arrived to-day
with Ncw-York dates Of April IL. Edwin Forrest, the
trpgcdian, is a passenger by her.
Australian dates of February 10 received. They re-
port destructive floods in that colony.
Mining shares fmer. Opbir $3.50; Yellow jacket,
s72j, Belcher $3i0; Chollar de Poosi, 1872.
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday Nav g. 1850.
Statistics published to-day show that the cost Of living
in san Francisco has diminished onc-haf within the past
year.
The steamer Continental, which brought the female
Mercer emgans from NewYork has sailed for Aiazaan
The Western Union Telegraph Companys bark Clara
Bell Capt. sutton sailed for Pceropauowski Yesterday
to renew operations for the building Of the Overland Tele
graph line TO Russia.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
FROM PORTREss MONROE,
Il igrntion from North CaroIinn-Nrs. Davis
Arrives at the Fort-Sale of Government
Preufrfy.
EORTREss MONROE. Thl

FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday, May g. ls66.
About 100 emgrans d all classes, ages and sexes, from
the interior of North Carolina passed by here last night
the steamer Adelaide going West in search of employ
They in charge of philanthropiss from that
section Of the country Tho movement undertaken
account of the competition being introduced in their
native State by the sperabundance Of negro labor fur
nshed under the minsraions of the Freedmcns Bureau
Mrs. Jefferson Davis accompanied by two servants and
her youngest child, little girl, arrived this morning She
escorted by Lieut. Fessenden into the Fortress The
conditions of her visit unknown. She brought large
quantity of baggage with her. if evidently designing TO
remain some length of time; i'll which event she will pro-
baby make her home at the residence Of Dr. Cooper the
Post-Surgeon of the Fortress
The large sale of quartemasicrs property which COM
menced yesterday closed to-day. The aggregate amount
will reach $l5 O0O
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
RquaIizing Bouniics in Nassnchuseits.

y
In the House OF Representatives here this afternoon the
bill eguaze the bounties of the Massachusetts, soldiers
was passed 10 be engrosscd by ll0 ayes 10 ~ nays
Speaker Stone rules that the members of tho House who
had served in the army soldiers and would be entiteu
10 receive bounes if The bill became law would not be
permitted to vote; and he gave very long opinion IN sup
port of his ruling citing authorities in Ensh Parlanen-
tarv practice and in country all bearing upon the
subject and after long debate the ruling was sustained,
l3ito S. when the larger portion of those members who
would be benefited by the bill pecuniary dscalmed any
intention TO receive any Of the that might be due
them under the provisions of the b and this being en-
tered on the Journal they allowed to vote on it, Five
thousand copies of the ruling of the Speaker, with his rea
sons as given were ordered to be printed.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Mozart Hall and the Excise Law.

The mozart HAL ItmOcrhtt utuPTal
mot on Thursday and agreed 10 tho following;
the sentiments Of the NJ , Hall General Committee,
the action Of the State
passage ofthe Exc bill
direct with the rights OF citizens and
belonging class Of laws which liberal just enlightened
people sustain
Rord Tbs, like the other laws establish boards commits
Of New York the object the Excise law
political power Of the who the State
There other motive since the commencement OF this
mode governing this which began In 1851 by tho creation
tho Police Department the have hameuly
creased good decreased horde OF official cormo
rants have been though foreign to city In
pundsrns the people and demorakng sve
public of class the Police Commission tho Health
Tom the tho Excise Commission, aud all
other Board. created Albany Black Republican rule
n..,o citv
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

RlTTEROn Friday May OF paralysis MIS- mary hiter we Of
Richard Ritter IN the 18th year OF her ase =, -.
Tie funeral V axe her late residence No. 81 lie
on Sunday MAY o'clock The friends nd rclstiyes Of
the family respectfully invited 20 attend ef isahs WI" DC
taken 10 Trinity Cemetery Tor nternent
sCOrTo Tuesday May Of congestion Of The ung Robert N
only child and Ze scott aged montis ana u days
WADsWORTu-On Thursday May g. Charles Nsd'"orh IN the
6ls' year OF his
His ouds nd relatives are respectfully nvi,ed attend bis funeral
No 25 Cluionst H. " Slndsy ON n't al ctoek p ~
H remains vi be Inferred in the Town o spehcsIio"h Oou"
Bis Co.. y. 4. ,,.,..,.-,
WHwLOCKn t city Friday, May g. Augustus NAil'ck In
the 70il year OF lis a.,
Ills aliye aud irend invited attend Ii. ener ron tee
Brick Pleibytenan Church. fth-aye cor OF lu
Monly. lL inst % oe.ock without urt-e hoIre.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Gen. Sherman on His Travels.

ST. LOUIS Friday, May I. 1900.
Gen Sherman accompanied by Col. Mccoy of his staff
left here Yesterday morning extensive tour along the
eastern temini OF the Pacific Railroads He proceeds first
through Wisconsin, thence 10 Fort Leavenworth where
he will organize military corps, guards, engineers &C.
His route will then be 10 Fort Riley, Fort Kearney,
Omaha Sioux City, Fort Ridgely st. Paul, Fort Ripley
head of Lake SUPERIOR Marquette, and then probably TO
Chicago and ST. Lonis full report Of the progress and
prospects Of the different projected roads will be made.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

elo both buildings Tie closets in vile con
o m M s fe 'o uar & S.dns ,,oS. oT1s on ysr
each suiie consisting and bedroom about the size Of he
bed rooms On e. about three feet wide between snd
house 10 B75eI THIS recess 42 eepi,e % oI al ori orr % @
tic n. he sink e carried down through the The
j. oseipowtas There s. also the side adjoining No. III Nll'
p'y e. 90" @ Of stables the .,s n3le oh "ii'h @ & a.e P
No. 81 IS a Room He y o1f a1,s 5oa ~ h5,' no noof *
chdrcr; duis children total 10 persons
ih.y Tota ofbh5 f5ol adns chidrenli persons Room
e. adults clden; @ occqpnis away Total Of fourth
30 adu,s IT, cldeu Toa Of hth door adults c,-
o,sl g. second a3or qdais ehiIdren total TO- Third foo
sdu. chldeui io.I. H. Fourth noor adults eh,dfea
IN til. house r there oard to .sse symptom
bery were a.o thoroughly visited sni oil the inhabitants init
matey quc.tonri ELECTED fact that darren existed
them fOoF obedert servant s0UrHAGS ri n las, g.
d. srrpnrx sru-D,ay Sir: Tie woman in Room No L. No
rs MubeIry.t visited 70 last evsnag and was ionni
to be yorby She was again visited M. orahs &
ceased sni la- taken slight no.ahmen All the inaas
were ioaad mep, OF es gs StIe s ' % ~ stencil from tie
"N' ~ Yoa5 .sp,gt j. sourH,cK r D.
TIE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.
The following new cases have been reported by Dr. Bse
OF the lower qqarantinc under date May an - n 1,,c,
shire England Farrell aged 49, Ireland John He''nn aged
The after case only Of cholera vsOol 10 Hos
pla last report, lOJ new cases b Total 1906
awe requested give publicity to the foowng'
T. n. Co., STEAMSHIP HsGL,SD, QUARANTINE
NEw.loRK May, ., 1881.
Dr. KoroIrs Aachn GermlnyDeay Sir As the time ha' a. last
tyed have part after having handin hand TO-
geher through this dreadful plague Of cholera which attacked our
ship allow to separate from a, without IA some
bearing testimony to the Jealous and hcieu anne
which youIoay Sen p,-isns'f n osf no., 1ricp, Which
tsppy b. able state from personal observation pave
the board four cheeness Kindness
and prompt the have frequently during the voyage
elected all What should have been the result sd
a.. the ships especially among
your fellow whose language they could not undeand
Is impossible 10 conceive.
Ayn thinking valuable assistance and hoping TO hear Of
reunion with family have the honor to remain
dear sr : friends and well wshefs.
X. commander l.. d. McCul0ch. L. j. g y r. ship
" J. Heath l. Il. G. = j. C. Owen, ships pnrs-r
Arthur awcrsou, first officer farbane chief engineer D. W.
Tucker oce Z W Christie third officer John r. liese
fourth officer Henry Runnoer second engineer jane, camp
bell third engineer; George McFarane ourth engineer Jobn
Walker hth engineer; ThoHiaa Hughes, chief seward
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
MEXICO.
The Capture of Chihuahua-Oth Liberal snc-
Ceases.
SAN Francisco, Thursday. May 3.

SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, May 3. 1866.
Consul Codev Liberal has official communications
dated III Paso Del Norte, March 30 announcing tina, tho
Liberals took the city Of chihuahua March 26th after two
DAYS hard fighting, capturing 300 prisoners among whom
was Julio Carranca, the Imperial Mayor OF chihuahua.
On the 22d the Liberals captured the city of daio del
Parral by assault These victories il is said will restore
the State Of Chihuahua 20 the Liberal Government
In Coahula at Santa Isabel the Liberals had defeated
the Imperialists killing l3l and capturing 100 Bryant
the French commander slain. The enemys artillery,
baggage and munitions Of all fell into the hands Of
liberals
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
The New.York City Tar Levy.

ALBANY Friday. MAY Z. l5G6.
The Dispatch yesterday announcing that The Governor
had signed tie NewYork City tax levy bill, after The al
legged error in it had been corrected erroneous The
Governor, after consideration and having taken legal ad
vice came to the conclusion that bill duly certified by
the president of the Senate and the Speaker Of the Assem-
bly, be approved originally received by him, and
has acted accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
sheckiug Occurrence.

OswEGo, Friday. May T. 1866.
Capt Faulkner Of the schooner Corsican, which vesse
arrived here this morning from Hamilton, C. W., reports
that when off Oakve he picked up skid containing TWO
boys nearly exhausted and girl who bad died from ex-
posure. II ascert6incd that the skn had diied out
from Oakyc with the two boys and three girls, but two
of the girls washed overheard and drowned Their
ages were under 10.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

Eastport and landing on British territory to be
mode on the night Of their arrival and after the exped
ton had started Mahony countenanded the sailing OF
the vessel and threw other obstacles II the way when lea
to its failure.
Can't Grace denounces O'Mahony and urges all good
Fepians 10 rally under the banner Of Gen. Swccny
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Execute. si Bnsavin,RN. ".

BATAVIA. y. Y. Friday, May ieoo.
Levi llayheu was executed this afternoon for the mur-
der of Theodore Durham. The condemned man con.
fessed at the galows the justice of his sentence ana
warned the spectators heed the admomton OF ther
parents and thus escape the fate that had beiaeh nl
Mayhcrr died with frmncss and with very little apparent
suffering.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Fires.
IN FAs1 Hnrsr0N.Sr.

At l05 o'clock last night fire broke ont in the
basement Of No 20 East Houson occupied by tho tenants
for the Of coal and wood The FIRE found 70 pro
coed wood bins II speedily ngu1cd
Ioss bnding which owned by Mr william Close about
iGO Insured The FIRST fOor on Iiouson is occupied by
John Lynch halter Loss stock by water about - In
5000 in the Central Pak Co The remainder OF h,
Grst floor fronting on No. ll3 First-st. occupied
by H. Fngelbrecht tailor Loss stock and furniture By
water abOu, sO0 Insured for ss00 the Battle Company
Considerable excitement created the tenants ~
the outbreak many Of them precpaioy throwing
their goods tie windows into the street until restrained
by The Police M Lynch had his night severely cot by
some broken glass.
PIRE IN EAST TwESTY-sIXTH-ST
Early last evening fire occurred in the boarding
house OF Mr. Duffy No - Eat Twenty sIthst caused by
lighted match being thrown upon floor The loss on fur
niGre will amount 10 about eiOO Insured Tho loss on
building will amount 10 about $50. Insured.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
The American mcdicaI Association.

BALIiMl az Friday. May 4, leG6.
The Medical Association adjourned to-day sine die,
without making any recommendations in reference to
quarantine other regulations to guard against the
cholera number of the members much dissatisfied,
and have issued a protest The body visited Annapolis
oday and were handsomely received and entertained by
Gov. Swan.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
The Failure Of Bnyne a. Company mt BaI.


baltimore Thurday. May 3 le66.
Ia connection with the Merchants National Rank
urea Washington is understood here thatt was part
Iv bronpbt about by the failure of Bayne 4 Company Of
ths cty stock brokers' who said 10 have failed for
large amount Some of banks are also reported to
have lost somewhat by the same house.