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ing some weakness salos Of 100 bbls Mt ss5a4o for
Western.
Cut meats aro very difficult to dispose Of and prices
nominal Sales 200 pkgs old dry salted hams at prices
not made public.
Bacon is dull nnd nominal.
Dressed hogs arc quiet and irregular. We quote at OK
a1g1lc for city, for heavy to light.
Lard Ia moderately active and steady. Sales of 100
bbs and tcs for city and 14o for steam and kote
dried.
AsHEs-Tho market is quiet but frn at 50 75a1O for
pots, and s14a1k so for poarls.
CorrEE-Il kinds continue dull, but pricos arc with
out change.
CorroN-Tho market to-day dull, heavy and lower.
Wo quote at 3Sa35c for mddling ands, and do Now
Orleans and Tcxns
HAY.-Tho demand is fir md the market firm at 81 10
nj Is for shipping and 81 goal 90 for retail lots.
on We quote ut from 2Oai0c and G0c to growth and
quality.
LATHs-Eastcrn aro in fsir demand and firm at "A TO-
months.
L1ME.-Rockland in firm md In fair demand at 81 40
for common, and 50 10 for lump
MoIkssEs-Is dull aud prices nominal. Small
sales Porto Rico at T6c uud 80 bbs crop N o. Mt
81 10.
oILs-Arc gcnoraly quiet, but prices aro without cs
sential change.
PErnoLEuM-Is dull, but firm. wc quote crudo, 40a
At gr bulk 1Gc; III bnrrcla, 2Ea23c refined ITO do
ga 35fc do, primo light straw to white 3Ga36hc; do
standard white 37a37Hc; do primo white, 3sSc.
RIoE-1s very dull md heavy Small sales of Cnrona
at 13I13Lc currency.
! SuoAR.-Isaw sugars dull and heavy Sales of 5CO
bids, 1Oa121S for Cuba IL ta13ac for Porto Rico
TALLow.-The market is dull and heavy, 1870 being
tho highest bid for primo No sales reported.
wHisKEY-The market is moderately active Sales of
20 bbls Western in bond at 42c.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Moneka, from New York-C Hall,
Mrs Jones md children, SprnSue, Futu, Glib
bons, Quinn, Mrs Carlin, G W Dingle, lady and
daughter, NJ Fcstoh, Hickey, j Drauor.
Per steamship Granada, from New York-Mr Evans, j
Sammis, T W Oatman, C Rowley, Davidgo. Miss
Nj Jennings, King, Hill, Z Hey, Mrs Hoy and In
fant, Prusch, D O'Brien, T McKeon.
Por steamer Fannie from Georgetown Cool ALL
eton, McElowsh, II Klntto
Per steamer Con Hooker, from Edisto-C II bergman.
Rev i Cuthbert and Indy, Rev w johnson, Bailey,
lady and Children Mrs Frcer and child, Jas simons.
Jr. L Lott, Munday, W Waterman, H L Burton, q
B Jenkins.
Per steamer Emiie from Savannah via Beaufort. &c
Zimmerman. Tilton Mrs Mills, W Ford Mad
don, Downward A Carr, s L Harris, and II on
deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Hilton Head
and Beaufort-Mrs Newbeck, W NJ Murdoch, Capt
Hughes, NJ Nugont, Kelly r Thomlinson, Miss
Low, j Miller, Myers. and 10 on deck.
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wood tho mainnast Of schooner, also tho house Of
some vessol and other portions Of q wreck.
Rioe bales Cotton, and Mdzo. TO Forguson Holmes
Thurston Holmes, williams & Co. Shaokelford &
Fraaor, Pringle
CIonrod Saturday.
Steamship Saragossa Crowoll Now Yorlt-Ravonel &
Ship Southern Rights Ross Lvorpool-Willis Chisolm.
Went to Sen Friday.
Steamer Dictator Coxettcr, Palatka, Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah.
Wont to Sea Saturday.
Steamship saragossa, Crowell, New York.
Bark T.. a. Cochran, Pierce West IndoB.
Schooner M. B. Bramhall, 3-lnastcd, Hussy. Hilton
Head.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Gumbria, Child, Now York
Ship Southern Rights, Ross, Liverpool.
From thfs Port.
Brig 3Intron Hilman, Now York, Nov 1G.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Raleigh, Marshman, ut New York; 10 leave
Nov 20
Steamship Adele Hall, at Baltimore, Nov 1G.
Bark Modena, Ryder st Boston, Nov To-
Schr Ocean Wave, -, at Now York, Nov 15.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Lulu Childs, at Baltimore. Nov 15.
Sailed Tor this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Duton, from Baltimore, Nov IT,
nIcmOrnnifn.
SpoKEN-Tc steamship Kinghshcr from Baltimore
for this port was spoken OH Sunday the 18th instant of
Cape Henry.
Tho S steam revenue cutter haliucot, Capt Baker,
ing Shonl in tow and placed her in tho proper posi-
ton OF that reef Saturday and returned this
bor yesterday The Light Ship hero for repairs,
after having broken adrift somo time since.
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Consignscs per South Carolina Railroad,
Noycmbcrl7,

573 bales Cotton. 10 bales Yarn, Lumber cars
Cattle, Furniture and Sundries 10 Railroad Agent,
Holmcs S1ultai NJ Goldsmith Son, Inglesby, Will
lis 4 Chisoln, Fraser & Co, w Ryan, & d Kirk
patrick j Robson, W Marshall, W Hayward,
Soan IL 1. letters Co, L j Wss Co, Mowry l. Co,
Rodgers Co, Ciaard 4 AIinot Rarenel & Barnwell,
G Gravclcy, Adams, Frost e. Co. J FL Caussen, W
Dowling Hagcns, NJ Caldwell & Son, Baggett &
Co. o R.cdcr, L II Aver l. Co.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE November 13.-CorroN.-Them market opened
with but very light orders in tho hands of brokcrs ad
In Wow of tho unsettled and uncertain condition of the
VerpSo market general ndisposition to touch 1t at
Ing had further depressing influence and tho market
became even more fiat than early in the day. Where c-
the decline demanded by the course Of other markets;
o. put as general rule the press for monoywhch Mobile
is not alone tnorces many factors give way and
eept ruling figures. were restricted to $50 bscs
on q basis of 33c for Middiing
MONETARY AND NDfINANCIAL.-With the execution of Gold
and Sterling, the market continues unchanged.
fair demand exists for New York Sight Exchange
na yesterdny-at par az discount ohechng and dis
oount buying ouslde bills
New oreanB Sight par az discount
Gold opencd this morning at 1i3e1A5, but after re
eeiPt OF Now York advccs quoting an advance to 14b
dealers put up thor prices, closing at 145a1S7.
The orlnss Sterling have been light and after ths
advance in Gold was known, were Withdrawn, holders
Prefcrring to hold or for further development In coin
Tho only sles reported carly in tho day at 15
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qury ohor spinners shipment and tho
ket continues much depressed. We give tho range Of
prices, though nominal, aa follows:

FLoun-The market is inactive, but holders exhibit
confidence and aro unwilling to accept the samo prico
paid carly in tho week. Wo have only TO notice 100 bbls
Northwestern Extrl at s13. Quotations generally
main unchanged, though for most part nominal:
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baltimore Market.
81 BkLTIM0RE, November 18.-CoYFEl--we hnye onry
% report sale OF $50 bags strictly 6hooo Rio nt 1cx o
gold The bark Winefred is in tho Bay. with cargo
hom Rio T-''-jf ~. :
oorToa-Reodpts and stock good but With tho decline
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day was very too limitod to war
rant quotations. Offering stock light factors having
saos to-day 123 bales as foows:-9 at o. 8 at 49, %
at S2H, 80 at 49, and 81 bales ut S3hc Receipts 48S
bales.
GoLp-Brokers arc buyine st 145 ana selling at 147
News OF decline in New York caused duh feeling in
The market to-day.
SILyER-Brokers are buying 40 and ceiling nt 143
-
s.yonn,b DTorIret
~ s~n " ,,- ,,..,
SAVANNAH, november 1sIE4cHANGE.-,.Gry cry ntte
sterhngis oMer1hg ana VIC quote nonny 4t ooaoo ioc
hrat-clhss 81 Ollie. ,,. Wv, ,,
we quote BANK rates 1or s>ght on new YORK ;Buy1ng
Sa on, anu selnn at par. Guring te "eok pusncss
mas poen close, very nttie oner1ng ousAoe. go -
GoLDBrokors are buying at 42a43c and selling at 45
an7c wide margin is observed on account OF the de-
cunning S1a uns1ttieu cohdit1oh ot INC market.
HIcE-Ihe receipts are Improving every day and tho
stock now nccunulhung mo whoiesaie asIahn yet e1-
tss and prices are raIher nnsteaaS WIN acEh.hg
IenoShcy saies OF Gloan haVo oeen maoe Ut izaioo;
rongn we quote at % ooaI 20. M
very acnse 70 sornern Ports, potn oy
Seaner ana SAIL here Deng IN ac scarcity Oh room
TO North side OF Cuba and tho winward Islands there
ntuo oueipG' touBh seVcri Nesseis rc UP ior those
points
- Inc louo%1ng arc tne rIllng Intes
10 10 new YORK. on cotton per steamer. ic
10 DosIon On cotton, per steamer. "a
10 Bainmorc on cotton, per steamer. ...........
@ 10 Ihiiuecpmu' ou Soton, per s'e"inor'
10 on aoIesSes. o. W
10 rev YORK. on COTTON, per san.
10 I pEseon On 9 cV,.on, tt pof ~
10 LlSerpooij on coSton au
oe[ PtA aGu I ulhoa. no pci ~ III, 49, .-.., ..
L. mas oGen oetane LOT san on uncomprcssed cotton
70 NeH 10TH anu Dostoh. $4,000, A., j.
s "eeh iestv% 49, @ uo ia, ho M
az r ~ tho dnI Sofnrs Iaio ,IiIiiigos 90 aaic "
Friday.-Demand good. Sales 800 bales at 3STc. for
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EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY.
294 KING STREET,
Corner Wentworth St.)

WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
the attention of the Ladies' of
Charleston and the country visitors
TO their large and choice stock of
CLOA.KS, ranging from four dollars
each and upwards =; SHAWLS from
two dollars and fifty cents each and
upwards; nice lot of RESS
GOODS, to suit the present season,
at twenty cents per yard +; the best
quality Of MERRIMAC PRINTS at
twenty cents per yard ; and all other
goods usually kept in flrst-class
Dry Goods Store.
A few fine DROCHA SHAWLS,
with scarlet centres, and q variety
of other cOlOrs, at very low prices.
A few fine VELVET CLOAKS, of
direct importation.
The above ShawIs and ClOahs are
Of tho best material and of tho best
manufacture, and are suitable for
choice purposes. VIII be sold ut
greatly reduced prices.
We have received choice se1ec-
zion Of FANCY GOODS, suitable for
Holiday Presents.
"A call is respectfully solicited.
EPSTTN & ZEMANSKY.
November 1e 1fno
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho ChnrIcston Cotton Market.
On Saturday i'll many factors declining to
offer their stocks at current rates, and there
quently but little the market Buyers were looking
around apparently with disposition to purchase
but their orders not sufficiently high to tho
views of solers. Tho market apparently stronger
but transactions limited to about 100 bales sny
80 81 ct sO 90 a 81 81 at 49, ut 49, ropacked
40 cents Wo quote
Low Middling. ng........................29 .29@30
siahHg; it nIF -3dgoIS
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Lafc Markets.

LOUISVILLE, November 16.-Saes of IS hhds, tobacco
to-day; the previous prices sustained Surorlno flour
Oats Csc Hogs, gross, 62a7H. Mess Pork, old, $40;
new, S24 Bncon shoulders 14Is; cloar sides 1914 Lard
II. Raw Whiskey 80 81.
sT Louis. November 14.-Flour. holders firm, buyers
standing Off; extra range $40 G5a12 81. Wheat higher
prime fall SO 6ea2 80. Corn DID, IL o.; 70af5c for
Oats 49a54 Provisions unchanged Lard heavy, at 11a
154c Whiskcy % 90. free; S4a35c, in bond
CISoISHATI, November 15.-Fiour-in in moderate local
demands market steady; trado brands Sl1 75a14 Wheat
firm No red, s2s5. Corn, No sholed o0c; ear. un
changed. Oata, No Isc Rye ii %. Barley firm and
unchanged. Whskey steady ut &c in bond and So 81
duty paid Hogs dull and but few offering; prices high
13c Bacon demand Hmited clear Sides 14Ssa141, but
firm ut 28a30c. Eggs 34a35c. Gold 1431S,
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BUoswm:Ar-Wo quote at SO 75a4 per 100 lbs, as to
Tho inspections of Flour and Meal in tho city of Balti
moro for the week ending Noyember 15 1866 were as
Family saeo bbs and 90 half bbis.otoal Wheat Flour,
Ryo Flour, aid 1918 bbls Corn Meal
GRAN.-whoat-23Oo bushels whito and rcd offered,
very Htlo of which prime; tho market Is steady in
cued in the sales TOO bushels fair to primo rcd at
IS os 2 strictly ohosS You'd Spg is 81 sa a ns
els yellow roceiyed demand good and prices steadywe
o
bulk ut 81 2Oa1 20 for good yellow 1910 bugi
eondon coz oais~s5eo bushels offered; market duh and
prices 1a2c owor saes of bushels at 6oa6lc mostly
OF latter RyosOo bIsco resolved, and part sold at
LU.nER-wo report sales OF so NJ feet good Virginia
Flooring at s25a26 so feet North Carolina do ut $50 q
MoLAssEs-No sales to-day; quotations nominally
NAVAL SroREs-we quote Spirits Turpentine at 75a8Oc
gal; common Rosin saa5 Nc No seas 90 @ No 81; pale
quote Wilmington bbls s4a4 IS.
PRovIs1oNs-Bacon Shoulders for immediate
esar in nress ranna as to quality and anSntv
from l7Sa1sc for rb and 1s,Ga19c for clear rib; Hams
cured Bulk Meats arc dull and unsaeablo and quota
ons entirely nominal. Lard quiet and nominal at 15c
for City and Wos.sn jobbns lots 14Ac; Baltimore re-
sUoARs.STho decline in gold causes dull and heavy
market; we hear of no sales today quotations nominal
REFINED suaAns.-Prices were again reduced to-day
land companya white AZ cents; extra Ak cents;
yellow Il cents; oirclo ls{ cents; Baltimore Com
pany's crushed powdered ranulated quoted 16S
cents; white 15S cents; and circle A 10 cents.
s1Ruf.-Mnr5land Company.s Golden Is cents lower,
quote ut 81 cents; Baltimore Companys do 10 cents
per gallon.
sALrwe notice tho saio of apargo of 10000 sacks
Liverpool Ground Alum, to arrive prvnte terms The
market s steady with sales from dealers 80 25a2 80 for
Ground Alum and So 1oas 25 per sack for Fine. rs to
brand. Turks Island dull, but held firm at 60 cents
per bushel for lots from store.
sEEpsclover receipts saI light; sales todny of 100
bushels prime new, In lots all that ofcrod nt 50 co.
Timothy hold stcady at 50 To- Flax s3 90 per bnshel
SHNeLEs-Are scarce, and takon quickly at S12 80 for
No Cypress.
wH1sKEr-Condnucs dull; We have only to notice O
small lot Of Country at 50 90 per galo No City
or Western; quotations entirely nominal.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

Exports.
LIYERPOOL-Pers ship Southern Rghts-146 bales Sea
leland Cotton, 1924 baos Upland Cotton 20i barrels
Rosn, barrel Corn Meal box Silvor Plato.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-34 dercos Ricc
81 baos Sea Island Cotton, 1929 bales Upland Cotton
II packages Merchandizc, 50 barrels Rosin.
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Baltimore Market.

On hand and Rhipboard not cid sos 1boo1 ao1o1
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Galveston Market.

GALVESTON, Saturday, November TO-
COTTON BrATEMENT.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.


PHILADELPHIA November 15.-CorToN.- mar
kct continues very dull; about 100 bales Of Middngs
sold In lots at from 35a97c. per h. for tplands and
Now 0rleans.
GnooEnrEs.-Priccs nre unsettled ana we hear Of no
sales either of Sugar or Coffee worthy OF notice.
PETRoLEUk.-Sman sales are reported at 21o for
for free as to color.
FLoUR-Thero ia worry ltto demand for shipment or
home use, but prices ronain about the same Inst
quoted 800 bbs sold in lots to tho home trade nclud
Ing
Sort,i~est EAtfa. 69tGi8 b9
NortnWeSt Extra F6miy IL 26GD13 rs
Pcnnsylvann and Western SUPPORTING. 00@ rs
Pennsylvania nnd Western Extra G0611 90
Pennsylvania and Western Extra Family. IL 00N115 so
Ponnsylrana and Western Fances .16 00D1G 80
onAIN.-There Ia Arm fenlina in tho wheat market
but not much dofnG eaos Of 1900 bushels choice Penn
sylvania rcd at % 23 25 and Southern ut IS 25a3 49,
qnote rye Il 33a1 3 In thcro Ia little doing;
sales of 800 bushels yellow ct 81 2oa1 10 IL STORE and
81 26a1 20 noat Oats dull with sales Of 2U00 BUSH
os Southern at Ga SnG3c and Pennsylvania Mt f9i64c
Nothing doing in barley and malt.
Tho rocoipB to-day nrc as follows: Flour 100 bDls
wheat 3tT5 buscls 5o00 bushels; oas $500 bushels
PRovIsIoSs.-Prico3 are unsettled and dropping anl
the market continues worry du small sales making
OF fcom S2a23 so por Dbl for pork 19a24c for
plain and fnncy bacon hams 17halSo for picked do;
a5c for salt shoulders; 14a15c for primo lard in bbs
and uerces and 17a3c per lb for butter to qunlity
WHIssEY.GPrces nro unchangcd small s3les OF bbls
making ct So 4n2 ~ for Pennsylvania, and 81
"A por gallon for Ohio.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, November 17.-CorroN.-Tho n
day was very irregular-transactions too limitt
rant quotations. Offering stock light, factor
withdrawn their stock.
Salos to-day 1913 bales, as follows:-9 ut 90, 8
at S2H, 80 at SO, and 81 bales ut 53tsc. Rel
bales.
GoLD.-Brokers arc buying OF 145 ana selli
News OF O decline in New York caused o duh
the market to-day.
s1IvEn.-Brokers are buying at 14o and sellir
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FOR GERN0R,
GEN. j. MGEARY,
OF CuMBENND COUNTY.
uNluN C.YENrI0N.

The Union votepfthc various town
ships Of Greene coty, are requested to
meet at their respcve places Of holding
election on SATUDAY next, June 0,
and select two dgates 10 represent
them in a Count.Convontion, to be
held in Wayneslg on WEDNESDAY
following, June 1896, to nominate
County Ticket andansact other impor.
tant business.
This being Courwock tho Conven.
,ion will meet in Sers Building, at |
o'clock, p. m. I. X. Evans,
Oh. Go. Com.
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WANTED, AGENTs-$75 to 5000 PER
wv month for gentlemen and S35 to $75
for ladies' everywhere, to introduce the Cele-
brated Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine, improved and perfected, It will hem.
fell, stitch, quilt, bind, braid and cmbroder
beautifully. Price only $50, making the elias
tic lock stitch, and fully warranted for three
years. We pay the above wages, or n com.
mission, from which twice that amount can be
made. Address with stamp or call on G.
Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. All letters
promptly. with circulars and terms.
juno @, 'GG-4t
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through four years unparalleled in the
annals of time.
What this policy is, can be only too
well estimated from those who support
~ give all and comfort. Who dare
support this policy o,day' / quote from
Ihe record of speeches, papers, and
letters That Christian gentleman and
eminent patriot, Robert i. Lee, Snp>
ports it. The UNHAPPY victim OF a tyran-
meal North at Fortress Monroe, j.
DAVIS, supports it, Beauregard, john
ston, Toombs, Stephens, support it -
every man that pointed Rebel rifle or
Ired-a Rebel cannon, supports 1t, Every
traitor IN the North, who staid at home
to open fire in the rear Of our Govern
lnent and armies, supports it. Proba-
bly Fucker, John Booths confederate,
upon whose capture reward is set,
Whites a letter from Canada to declare
that tins President made by an assassin,
is doing an assassln's work, and he supS
ports his policy accordingly. Not very
good company, my loyal friend, IN which
TO he found.
Who oppose it3 That is easily answer,
ed Every friend Of his county, every
defender OF the Republic, every loyer Of
freedom rises up against it,
know that some men, claiming to
call themselves Republicans and to
represent their party, support it, Who
are they! Such men as those responsible
tor the meeting to convene within these
walls to>morow night,
Hungry ofice.seekers-men who sell
their blrthright Of truth and manhness
for n mess Of pottage--hankerers after
the flesh pots OF Egypt men who reprcs-
ent their party after the fashion of that
honoraJlc gentleman, Mr. Dooiltle, of
Wisconsin, and Mr. Cowan, of Pennsyl>
vania requested again and again by the
respective Legislatures of their States TO
resign the office they were degrading
these a'e the Republicans supporters of
the Presidents polIc,,
One word wish say to these sitters
upon the fence--thaphis fence is getting
narrowed down to sch an excruclating,
ly fine and razor Ike sharpness, that
unless they speedily irop oft on one side
or the other, they VII eventually be cut
in two
What is needed t.day, is that every
one speak out in stpmg aud Indignant
remon8tlance againS the course OF these
men, and the man tlcY support. Cons
gress is heroici but Congress- eau but fol-
low the will of th people 1t the
vaunted Loyal League of Philadelphia
not merely fails to ,ecIare itself openly
on the good side nil IN opposition to
the infamous coursef tie President but
through It's officers rtuscs to fake such
stand, Congress may "phila.
delphia stands not alour back" How
should it know tho tmper OF Philadcl,
phja, or indeed 0 any part Of the
East, il that East spak net out strongly |
and boldly like untcthe West?
Looking across tn strange complica-
ton Of difficulties, over this country
rent and torn by stri1, and dissension,
over the respective psitions Of President
Congress, andrho popIc, l can think OF
naught unto which : liken them save
belcagurcd fortress with night close
down, the besiegug armies encampcd
around its walls, IT'D ssentrics pacing to
ana tEo on It's rarapt, alert and watch>
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APPLICABLE.

We notice of late few weak. .kneed
Republicans getting themselves into bad
company. A teO we say, for 1t was a
very Jeto, and they more from expedi-
ency than principle. To these men we
think the Union party bears tho same
relation as did the Bull to the Gnat, in
the narrative as told by Mr.. Asop, of
ancient story:
A gnat that had been buzzing about
the head Of Bull, at length settling
himself down upon his horn, begged bis
pardon for incommodirg him "but if,'
says he, "my weight at all inconveni>
ences you, pray say so, and I will be off
in moment. ooh, never trouble YOUR
head about that" says the Bull, 'for It's
all one to me whether you 60 or stay +;
and, to say the truth, | did not know
you were there"
The smaller the Mind the greater the
Concet,
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Hon. G.. V.LAwroE, has been unan,.
mously nominated' Congress by the
Republican Countyonyenlions Of Bea>
yer and Lawrence. Ihe same will bc
nominated in Gree without opposi-
lion.
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'NERMAN MOUSE,
JUST OPENED BY -
rIaE oG5. ESr@S1lev

POSITIVELY the most complete Hotel in
l. our town, Everything combined to fur
nish the best accommodation ever yet offered
to the public,
Meals furnished at all hours table provid-
ed with the best of the season. Also, fine
ice cream saloon fitted up and at ached to tho
house, and BAR unrivalled for the variety
aud quality of its contents Choice wines and
brandes, good whiskey ale, fine cigars, &C.,
form few among the prominent items.--
Travellers and those desrous Of refreshment
will do well to call, "Tom' still retains his old .
reputation of an accommodating gentleman,
anG hospitable landlord. House, the one for q"
merry occupied bv the Messenger Office.
May ., 'G6.-ly.
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Miss DlCKENsoN's LECTURE. re-
maTkably gifted and talented young lady
has again gwen to the public one of her
soundest and most argumentative dis
courses. We publish it this week in tull
and hope our readers. will peruse and re
fleet on the strength of its reason. After
you have all read it, go read it to your
Democratic friends and neighbors, and
then ask their candid unequivocal opln.
ion concerning. In this way you can do
a great deal toward strengthening the
cause and subvertipg the erroneous doc
tnnes Of Copperhead and Conservatism.
How many will do this ?
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-06
MERCANTILE APPRAISERS NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ undersigned Merchants, Dislilcrs, etc,
that tEey have been appraised and classified
and mentioned as below, and that n court of
appeal will be held at the Commissioners Or
flee, in Waynesburg, on MONDAY, the 10th
day o! July next when aud where all persons
interested can attend if they see proper.
JOHN r. BELL,
MCrcanti c APPRAISER
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-06

CHOLERA IN New York The cholera
has again made its appearance at Quar-
an'ine, Steamer Union from Liverpool,
arrived May, 20, she put to sea with 434
passengers, SO died during the passage,
II cases still on board. Medical ar
rangcments arc good, and this addition
seems to produce no concern.