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..SET'rM I-r ON r'orrlEa AIIEY.-At
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'enty New York voluntecrs) supported
Cothern's battery. The rebels advanced
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ing character from Elmira, climbed n
high rock where he coull view the whole
scene. lie occupied his place nnmlndful
OF the bullets whizzing Ike bees around
him. The rebels came on until we could
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the canister into them TIE advancing
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the fire Onr friend on the rock grew
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schrapnel which moved down long
line of Johnnios he swung his cap and,
shouting so the flying rebels could have
heard him, sung out: 'Bul-ke! Stem
up oa tother altey =
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j A gallant New England Knight Of
equill, describing country dance.
iys-'The gorgeous strings of glass
ads will now glstcn IN the heayng
.osoms of tho village bellies. like polish.
cd rubies resting ON the delicate surface
Of warm apple dumpIings.'
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

A Connecticut peddler asked an old
lady to whom he was trying to sell some
articles. if she could tell him Of any road
10 peAdler hai ever travelled. i know
Of bnt one and that is the road to fcav-
en-, was the reply.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

'Whtis colonizing met inquired q
hopeful mise Of seventeen.
'Colonizing, dear, replied the mother,
is having o home and raising family J.
'Oh ma howl would like 10 co'o-
nize.' exclaimed the expectant daughter.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21
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Ou W, Il. Dufs I Ienmansbip

For tIe hest business and Ornamental Pen
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HAVE ORDERs NOT TO Go Il have
orders, positive orders, not to go there /;
orders that I dare not disobey said a
youth who wa. being tempted to smok
ing and gambling salo n.
Come don't be SO pomanish ! come
along like man shouted the Youths
No, | can't break orders said John
What special orders have you got ?
Come, show them to us, if }cn can.
Show us your orders
John took neat little book from his
pocket. and read aloud
"Eofer not into Me paths ft4e mch"d;
aid 90 not in the rag of crii men Aron'
ii : pass not near ! tnrntrom Il ;! and pass
arw :"
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forbid my going with you. They are
Gods orders, aud by his help | m an to
keep them
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

STlLL continue 10 carry on the Marble and
~ Stone cutting business at their long estat-
lished stand Immediately East Of the Public
square, Main Street. Waynesburg.
This establishment has been In conskani
operation since 1889, and the long experience
md energy Of the proprietors linked with tho
exercise OF sound Judgment and good TASTE,
have won for them Wide spread and enviablc
reputation. Anextenslvo stock Of the various
varieties 0f tho best marble kept constantly on
hand: Special attention paid to polishing,
pressing, carving and engraving. ~ t 1
All orders promptly Alled. h.t.
December ~ 1891. fA8 =, lfIN
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

I "A GENrLgMAN who took young lady
to Niagara was obliged to bring her
home Immediately. because she was
Jealous Of Niagara'S waterfall. l0
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

The Baltimore Ga=etfe, secession
sheet, complains that during the contest
in reference to The Police Commissioners
which preceded the late election ''Gen
eral Grant took occasion TO say that he
thought Governor Swami had acted un
wisely IN the course he hal pursued v
and that General Candy refused to tur
nish troops upon the reqmsl,ion Of Gov-
,rnor Swami when the new Police Com
missioners were arrested and imprison-
cd
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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

DIDNT Run WELL 1t appears ,ha,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who was
n candidate for Congress in the igh,h
district, New York. did not run we'll
Out of twenty-five thousand votes cast
she received eight.
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INCORPORATED BY LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.

HUE ONLY INSTITUTION OFTHE KIND
/ in thc Union conducted by Practical bu-
siness man. Our highest Commercial Author,
ities east and west, pronounce his systems OF
Book keeping unedualed - comprehending
every department of business, and yet so
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IMPORTANCE OF PUNCTUATION.

IMPORTANCE OF PUNCTUATION.
Wonted-A voung man to take charge
of q pair Of horses of arsl,glous turn of
mind.
A newspaper says: "A child was run
over by wagon three years old and
cross.eyed with pantalcts on which never
spoke afterwards
Straps--Articles worn under the boots
Of gentlemen made of ca fskn.
An exchange, describing ce ebration,
says The procession was very fine and
nearly two miles IN length as was the
prayer Of DR.. Perry the chaplain
Pardsol--A protection against the
sun. used by ladies made OF cotton aud
whalebone.
ERE, Pa Nov mber l3.-The day
express west on the Buffalo and Erie
Railroad was thrown off the track near
Wesleyville, four miles east of here. at
four o'clock this afternoon. Some fifty
pas. eugers were injured and five killed.
The dead and wounded were brought to
Erie Every comfort was afforded to
the wounded. The dead will be forwar-
ded to Their friends by the railway cons
pany. The accident was occasioned by
negligence Of workmen engaged in re-
pairing the track.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

PEETrY Coop "A veg catered a store
in London some years ago, which had
for a, sign The Two Baboons.' and adj
dressing himself to the proprietor, said
i wish TO see your partier!'
Il have no partner,sr.
i beg your pardon sir, and hope you
will excuse the mistake
%, there's no harm done but what
made you think there were two of ns?
Your sign-'The Two Baboons'
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21

i A LOT of rowdns undertook to break
up religious meeting on South Fork,
R,tchie county, West Virginia, few
days ago. Some of the brethren pitched
in and cleaned them ont, on the prin>
ciple, as one of them expressed it. That
il was as honorable to fight for the
Methodist Church a. it wus to pray for
it,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21
HHLMBOLD'S EXTR LOT BUCnU
ACTS GENTLY,

y ACTS GENTLY, (
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-11

to said Company, to which it is entitled
by law.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has also
ordered bonds to the amount of $64O, 900
to be issued to the Central Pacific r. X,
of California, III having been completed
one-quarser of section, at a cost OF
81 100000,
The Republican caucus has been post
poned until Wednesday evening. One
of their purposes, it is said, is TO thYart
the action of the President during the
recess of Congress.
Trumbulls bill, if passed, virtually
takes the appointing power from the
President, and likewise prevents reno
walls from Office. without the consent Of
the Senate. The President will undoubt-
eddy veto this measure, and it is ques-
ton whether it can be passed over his
veto. al4f'i 'al ii enF17t y
1t is understood that the President will
remove all Radicals from Office after the
close of the session. and hence the acr
ton of the Republican members, which
was agreed on in the caucus.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-11
Fourteen Thousand Dollars in Gold and
Bonds Stolen. . d. .,

Nelson Bristol, wealthy farmer of
Florence, Huron county, Ohio, was rob-
bed of over $4,000 on Tuesday, the 18th
of June, in very singular manner. We
condense the following particulars from
the Cleveland Herald: NJ iaH $3.50
In Mr.. Bristors safe we're $4,000 in
United States bonds, belonging to him
self; 1000 intrusted to his safe keeping
by a neighbor, Mr. Pierce, and $3207
in gold, the property of Mr.. Bristol.
About dark, five men arrived at the
house, claiming to be Government de-
tectives, who were on the track of some
Government bonds which had been
stolen. Hearing that Bristol had large
amount of securities, they demanded to
see them. He reluctantly opened his
safe, when his visitors declared that the
numbers of his bonds compared exactly
with those of the missing ones, and in
spite of his protestations, kept possession
of them. They then arrested him and
his wife and three hired men, for the al.
legel suspicious conduct, hand-cufied
them aud ''con6scated' the gold, as the
proceeds of missing bonds, which had
been sold They then withdrew, ostensi-
bly, for consultation, but it is hardly
necessary to say did not return The
hand cuffed victims waited several hours,
and finally arrived at the conclusion that
they had been frightfully taken in. At
last accounts the robbers had not been
captured Hat4.Ul ta ta4I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-11
Yesterdays DELAYED DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July l0-In the debate
on the Tariff bill, Wentworth said he
feared it would prove prohibitory. Mer-
rill said he thought it was in the main
just, and notwithstanding the clamor
against it, it would prove beneficial to
the country. Dawes declared that New
England did not need any more protec-
ton, and said he did not want the res
possibility Of this bill to rest on
his people, but on those who had more
interest in il than any other section.
Delano said it ought to be passed, as it
was the first tariff bill that had given
anything like protection to agriculture,
and appealed to the New England men,
beers to stand by it Kaison spoke against
it, and said the title ought to be " A Bill
to prevent the blessings Of Divine Provi-
dence from being enjoyed by the people
Of the United States He thought the
bill should be recommitted, and funda-
mentally changed. This is legisla-
ton for special interests, and sac
rifces the interests OF one-half
the people for the other half
Wilson, Garfield and others then spoke.
Amendments were offered and passed,
reducing the duty on railroad iron to
20 cents on the 100 lbs, striking out all
the amendments increasing the duties on
agricultural products, and reducing the
doty on tea TO l2l cts per h., and on
coffee to 2lc
The House refused 10 allow the Ala
bama and Florida railroad TO be credi
ted with the duty on railroad iron for
FIVE years Other amendments were also
adopted, and it was moved to recommit,
postpone or lay on the table All Of these
motions we're voted down and the bill
was finally passed.
The fourth section of twenty miles Of
the Pacific Railroad, on the eastern
division, is being completed. The Sec
retary Of the Treasury has ordered the
issue Of bonds 10 the amount Of Ss2O,OOO