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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

JAMES X BGucLER, L q.-We had
the pleasure,a a lew weeks since when il
rhIIadeIPhia' OF meeting this gentleman
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pay We were the honorcd recipient Of
soul-chccring' and enthusiastic SERE-
MADE, at our residence in Third Street op
last Saturday evening by the members Of
she "Eoom>brg b ass Band" This
company is cOmpoCd mainly, of young
snep, comprising within their organization
the most Respectable citizens, aud we are
happy to learn, ihot-as Musicans-tLey
have attained high state OF discipline
and efficiency. Again, NO thank thosr
musical gentlemen, Tor that Serenadc, and
hope they Will not forget us in our retire
ment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

TRY II keep out Of debt. Pay as
you 90. Buy nothing except The money
is in your pocket, Have no account cur.
reut at the groccrs or butchers. Go with
out new clothes till you can pay for them
Give your note of hand to everybody
E.chew credit Deal for cash only Sub
scribe for gaod newspaper; pay the print
.r in advance; deal honestly with every
body; support the President in his etfor
to restore the Uuion; repudiate Abilitior
isw; Vote the Democratic ticket, fear Il
Lord, and prepare for heaven.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
II he Grovesteen Plan, Forte

Feb. 10, 'GG. lin
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
GENERAL ELECTION
Z II o 9 l. \ NJ a II O Nj!

WHEREAS, in and bY an Act Of the Genera
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva.
nit, entitled, "An Act relating to the cleo.
tions Of the Commonwealth, passed 2l day OF
July 4 d., 1889, il is made the duty of the
Sheriff Of every county within this Common
wealth to give public notice If lhc General
Elections, and in such notice to Cnumcrat!
l. The officers to be elected.
= Designate the place at which the election
is to he held.
|, HEATH JOHNS. high Sheriff of The
county Of Greene, do hereby make known.
and give public notice to the Electors of the
county Of Greene that on the
2D TUESDAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
(being the ninth day Of the month, general
election will be held at the several election dis
tricts established by law in said county. ot
which time they will vote by ballot for the
several officers hereinafter named, viz.
ONE PERSON for the Office of Govnno,
of the Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA.
ONE PERSON for member of CONGRESS-
from the Twenty Fourth District.
ONE PERSON for Senator ul the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania.
ONE PERSON for member of Assembly Of
the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA.
TWO PERSONS for the Office of Associot,
Judge Of the county of Greene.
ZONE PERSON for TIL Office of Prothono-
ry Of the county Of Greene.
ONE PERSON for the Office of Rcgis,er and
ecordcr OF the county of Greene.
ONE PERSON for the Office of Commis
Dncr of the county Of Greene
ONE PERSON for the Office of Audi or of
e county Of Greene.
ONE PERSON for the office of Director of
e Poor of the cOunty of Greene.
ONE PERSON for the Office of Dist. At
rncy OF the county Of Greene.
The said election will be held throurhout
lc county rs follows -
The electors Of Franklin township will meet
the house ofSmith Greene.
The electors Of Marion tp., will meet ut the
ISL window vi the Court House, in Wayncs-
rg
The electors Of Whitley tp, at the house
merry OF Lewis lleadlcc, Esq, in Ne wlown
me electors OF Dunkard tp, at the dwell
house OF Kussarts Mills.
lie electors OF Greene tp., at the brick
use formerly occupied 10y IL. j. Davis.
Inc electors OF MOnOngnhcla tp., Mt the
use occupied by VIM. Mcstelzatt, in Maple
yn.
The electors of Jefferson to-. will m-ct at
house OF VIM. Kelly, in Jefferson
Ihe electors Of Morgan tp,, at the School
House near w. r. II. pauley.
The electors of Jackson tn., Mt Johnson's
School House.
The electors of Cumberland township, at
the west window Of the house occupied by
Joseph Gore, in C,rmichacls.
Ihe electors of the Borough of Carmichacls
VIII meet at the east window of the house oc-
cupi?d by Joseph Gore, in CarmichWls,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
GRATUITOUS (?) VERY!

The Johncoppersons hercabouts, as
elsewhere are yelling over with atfec>
ton for the soldier, their coat sleeves
are ever wet with the pearly drops shed
in lis behalf, but when it comes to the
pocket, or for oilicc-ah that's the ten
der place.
Their State, District, Coun,y-even
Borough nominations verify this. Not
SOLDIER among them Yet, just here
in Greene county their nomination on
The Johncopperson ticket would elect.
Oven Sam 'Montgomery-LlEur. SAM'L
MONTGOMERY, has been beaten for the
nomination OF Dist. Attorney by ID, Il.
p. Huss, officiating Mayor of our town.
That Sam should be indignant is ra-
tional, He has been an earnest advo-
cate in the soldier wing OF the party and
this cold shoulder must prove 'stun~
ner.' A few more of the same stamp
will receive eye-openers similar to this
when A. J. distributes his favors in this
section. We venture to say, not a soI.>
DER. or any one that ever 'disgraced'
himself with ILincoln's livery will be
invited to the Bread aud Butter feast.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
'JTiIIRTY.SJy

a correspondent of the Frankie Re-
IpoSitory, writing from Harrisburg, Illus
hatss ths Presidents fondness for hi.
favorite number, thss;
"The President was sober when he
first appeared, aud looked well consider,
ing the wear and tear OF conscience and
temper he has Undergone the last two
weeks. HIS speech was repetition ol
his stereotyped phrases, during which he
swung around the circle, committed III,
constitution to our keeping, as he did
everywhere else, renewed his original
arithmetical proposition that as the
Union consists OF thirty-six States, he
must be the President OF exactly that
number l have ascertained by careful
inquiry that he took just lhrty,six drink,
before speaking that he spoke ius,
thIF'y"siX minutes ; that he swung
around the circle just thirty. six times
that he capped just thirty,six times be
fore going to bed that he took JUS
thrly-six cock tails before breakfns,
that he referred to my policy insr
thirty'six times that he gave just thirty.
SIX bows to the committee. of reception
that he promised every Office not We,
disposed OF here to just thirty six asp,>
rants, and finally that he disguised on,
OF the party just thrice lhirty.six voters
In his one nights stay with Us, 1t is
proper to say that Mrs. Cobb was not
with him, as the pressure for pardons
was such that the President and she
could not both be away from Washing.
ton at one time
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

publicly, in the Washington Court House
in 1862, as ia Aiar' and with the finger
Of scorn pointed at him, said, "Ae pas too
snlM a mark to. shoot at I" and that
"Bob" Gibson, Mr.. Montgomerys "leit
bower" met him-Purman-at Jackson.
vllle,and from the stump denounced him
as 'Lazears donkey, kept to pack docu-
ments !"-all these things 60 to prove
there is something more than hatred or
love in the matter, Truly, desperate
extremes require desperate means, and
this strange, hybrid conglomeration OF
friends and foes indicate their straitened
circumstances. Their cry is, "save the
Constitution and the Flag, strike hands
and all swing arond the circ!e!" They
will swing so far next Tuesday week, we
are afraid they will never light again.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
Grand Union Republican
Mass Meeting !
AT MT. NORRIS, GREENE co. PA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1866

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ?7, 1866
All the friends OF Liberty and the
Union, Of equal representation, and the
repudiation of the rebel debt, OF Greene
county Pa, and Monong,li county, w.
Va. are in,rtel to attend.
Hos w. Y. WILEY, AMI J NJ. HA>
CANS OF West Va. Hon. GGo. V. LAW
NENoE and G. W. X MlNoR Of Penna.
will be present to address the people on
the issues Of the day, Rally loyal Frees
men! Friends OF Lincoln and Congress
in such strength that the men who cry
'CWll War If we succeed, will take
warnlng-remember their past experts
ence--ucase their vain brawing, and cry
Peace as Justify as they did in 1851
Come, and teach them what they
seem to have forgotten, tia, the power
hat put down the rebellion still lives,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
"MY POLICY" ILLUSTRATED,

Oncc upon q time, tradition. has it
Mrs. Smith borrowed from Mrs Jones
her IRON kettle, for the purpose Of soap
boiling. The saponaceous compound
produced, the kettle was returned, but.
as alleged, with hole in the BOTTOM
Hereupon Mrs, Jones seeks relress
through the medium of the civil courts.
sueng Mrs. Smith for damages. The
ingenuity of lawyers is known to every
boly. Seldom has it been so strikingl,
brought to view as IN the adjudication
ofthc case under review Resolved to
forlity his fair client on all sides and cf,
fectually 70 lorclosc every avenue to the
recovery of damages, the defence inter
poses these three potent pleas, each one
of which, it were needless to say, il
substanllated, could not tail to floor the
plaintiff, viz;
l our Kettle was broken when We
received it.
II. Your kettle was w.iole when We
returned it.
III. We nccer hal your kettls.
We have no wish TO pursue thi
remarkable process any further II th
reader is anxious to know its lermina
ton, he is at liberty to look it up IN th,
law reports
The case has counterpart. howcve
in the reconstruction policy of the 'hum
bic individual elevated by JOIN WiL9N.
BoorlI to the Presidency Of the Unite
States. Here are the strong poluts rails,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
Lawrence's mai. in the District. 200
THE EXTRA TWO THOUSAND.

Johnsonites while Swinging round
the circle take pains to frequently re-.
peat that Congress has voted $4,000 ad-
ditional pay to each of its members. -
They however, omit to state that the
proposition to increase the pay of Con-
gress was moved in the House by the
'bitter Copperhead," Mr.. Niblack, of
Indiana, and iN the Senate by the "tuur,
thirds REBEL" Riddle of Delaware and
that majority of the Democrats of the
House voted for the Increase, while a
mJrity of the Republicans opposed it,.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

lfauduently fold and deliver to the inspector
Two tickets together with the intent Illegally
to vote. or advise and procure another so TO
do he or they shal, on conviction be fined in
any sumsnot less than iifty nor more than five
hundrt Il dollars, and be imprisoned not less
tlian three nor more than Twelve months.
IL any person net qualified to votc In this
commonwealth, ngrceably to law, except the
sons oil qualified citizens, shall appear NJ any
pace ol election, for the purpose OF Issuing
tickets ~ of influencing icilisans qualified 10
vote, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and nav
ahy sum not exceeding one hundred dollars
ior every such offence, AMI be imprisoned for
"ny term not exceeding twelve months.
, III case lhc person who shall have received
Wv Wv secunu hishcst number Of votes Tor inspec-
u ", st,n ,a NOT attend on the day Of election,
''ien me person who shall have rnceivcd ,hn
second highest number of votes for indas at
.he next spring election Shall act as ina,vc,"r
III nus pace ana In case the person who shall
nave 'ectlVtu the highest number of votes enr
inspector shalI not attend, the person elrcted
JuiSe sh'll hppolht an inspector in his plnce.
ana N case lhe person elected Judge shali no,
attend, then The inspector who received ,hs
highest number of votes shll appoint indnc
IN ms place or il any vacancy shall conl;rSSo
N The board for the space of one hour af,..r
'nc .illle nNeu ny law Tor the opening of the
election, the qualified voters of the township
ward or district for which such officer shai
have been elected, present ut the place Of
election shall select one out of their number 10
fill such vacancy. w
ruvsmntto TO the provisions contained in ,bs
Omn section OF ,hG ac! first aforesaid, the judges
OF the aforesaid districts shall respectively lake
charge ofthe certificates of return OF the eleco
ION OF their respective districts, and produce
lhem ut the meeting Of one Judge from each
district at the borough Of WAYNESBURG'
ON the llIlrd DAY after the day OF the election
being ON FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY ON
OCTOBER, 1866, then and there TO perform
the duties required by law Of said Judges
ElSo, that where judge, by sickness or un-
av,idable accident is unable to attend such
meeting of judges, then The certificate or re-
turn shall be taken charge Of by one of tho
inspectors or clerks Of the election of the dis
tFlrt, who shall do and perform the duties re-
Quired Of said judge unable to attend.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
BEHIND HIS BACK.

We understand that one OF our John
copperson-wonld-be Congressman if,he>
could, politicians, speaking in the Court
House not long since in reference to
MIR. Lawrence's speech on the 18th inst ,
called him a liar Mr.. Lawrence, on
that occasion, so stung them to the quick
by hurting their brazen talsehoods into
their teeth, that it goes hard with them
to swallow them: consequently instead
of drawing on George to the tune of a
thousand or so, as he promised them
they might do, could they refute his as d.
'er'ions concerning his record, they,
after his back is turned, call him liar.
Inconsistency thou art, &c!'
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SNE3H5SpS S ALE

DY VIRTUE OFA WRIT OF VGNDITI
- oNi ExrnNAs, issued out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas OF of Greene county. and to me
directed, thrr' will be exposed to puhlir sllc
at the Court House, in Witnessing, ON 8 Stur-
day, 3d dY nf November next; at | O'Clock,
L. VI the following property, viz;
All the right, I'll L, mtcrst and Claim of de-
tendcnt oE in and to a certain tract of land
situate in Sp'ngli)l township, c,nLlinin :
svenlenn acr s more or 'cs, ali lining lAnlS
of Willirm B3Htt John Icnl1r5pl ard
o hers, Of whi in tn 'ro are ahlus 10 acres
cleared, AMI erected th}r5ol one cabin hDu3,,
&c, &c.
Taken in execution ~ the property of G. II
Blssctt at the suit Of Frank Burger.
HEATH JOHNS Sheriff.
Sept 81, 60 At
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

Gen Sheridan said: III fear Northern
men don't understand the thing. In n
word, these rebels are willing to come
back il they can place the rebel flag
right alongside the stare and stripes
They want to preach rebellion; they want
to go back to Congressional halls, cloth,
ed with the mantle of authority the,
are very willing to come back if Lee and
Johnston shall stand on the same plan,
as Grant and Shermani they are willing
to come back il this rebellion shall he
made thing to be proud of, and its
memory shall taD as glorious heritage
to their children. | consider these
, gorgeous funeral pl occasions IN insult
to me and to every man who ever wore
the Federal blue,'-N o Crescent.
Come, Phil, Sheridan, you dry up
now; aud don't make add fool Of your.
self, as many worthy brothers and fal,
lows have done who have gone that way
before you,-,S;hna Ahtjap,u 7y0,cS.
II that fellow will make the keystone
State II visit, we win "Sct up the best
we've got, let him halloo for jeff. Davis
and Lee till he's hoarsc, aud then pat
him on the back and say, 'BuIly boy
you're no id fool forspoaking just what
you think !
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
the UalOa REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Amendments 0f the Constitution OF the
united Sinl,s, which Passed Congress
al rs lalN hINhlnI.

bnlltu NiNltN, which Passed Congress
al us late session.
HeS"f'6", by the Senate and House OF
Representatives oi the United States OF
America, III Congress assembled, two-
hIrds OF both Houses concurrlng, that
nc following article be proposed to the
Legislatures OF the several states rs IN
'ihehaihent TO the Constitution OF the
Uh'''d STATES winch when ratified by
'l'rte iourlls OF the said Legislatures,
nan oe Valid as part Of the Constilu-
'on' na'ne'y
AH'icl'--oEo'ioN l. All persons
oo'" OF n"',''N''|ea IN lne United States,
III" su'gcc' 10 the jurisdiction thereof
VIC c',Nt"S Oh We United States, ana OF
ne o'a'es wherein they reside. NO
',".r s''"'i MAKE OF enforce any law
men sha'l aO''lge the privileges or i'm
Lnun'''eS oi inc G'''@c"s OF Ihe United
0'"'eS' Nor Snall any state deprive any
person o' me- Noer'y or property w'ih~
out oue process oi law. nor deny to any
person "I'hlh us Jurisdiction the equal
Pro'ec''oh Oh 'ne laws
o"ciioN = Representatives snail be
aPpof,!o"ed among the several States
according 10 'heir respective numbers,
counting VI" "hole huhhcr OF persons III
e'c" ota'e' eHc'udlhg Indians not taxed /;
o"' whenever the ri9ht to vote at any
G,rcooh ilr electors OF President and
N IL "a | ',,i,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

ed by that eminent functionary in the
enforcement of My Policy
l. The rebel States never were out OF
the Union, and by no possibility could
they go out.
III. The rebel States can only be
brought back into the Union by neaaa
Of My Policy
Ill. There never were any rebel
States.
Shade Of the illus,rious SoLos hide,
hide thy diminished Phiia. Press.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS, from the pens
OF the best soldiers Of the age, declare
that the Second Division of the Twen,
tie'h Corps, commanded by General
John w. Geary, has been engaged IN al
TIE important battles in its department
and WAS NEVER DEFEATED, ex.
cepting when the whole army was driven
back, and never lost a STAND OF
COLORS, nor a SINGLE GUN.
Now, what do official documents
prove IN relation to Hester Clymer? We
answer, that Hester Clymer voted 10
defeat tie ,O1r,To DISGRACE THE UNION SOL
pIERs, AND DAMN THE NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT!
All this is what official documents
prove OF the official course of fGeary and
Clymor
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
GRANTS ADVICE.

General GRANT has given the watch
word for every soldier and~votcr. 1t Is
this: WORE ONLY FOR SUCH MEN AS
WERE TRUE TO TIE COUNTRY IN 1861 l. To
vote for man who is not true to this
motto is to violate the motto itself. The
sentiment of the Generals words covers
everything 1t is: Vote for such men
only as acted with those who were true to
the country in its great peril
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
'E-7.fs -@a----
ANOTHER WAR EMINENT

Fears are really entertained in Europe
that the war is not over between Prus>
sla, Italy and Austria. The latter pow.
er' in settling with Italy demands con,
dit'ons relative to the debt of Venetla
that are said to be wholly inalmissablc
The Prussian troops IN returning from
Austrian territory have halted, and
Prussia aud Italy are ready again to
draw the sword. Austria has never been
celebrated for her good faith.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
En- JoRpAN, Chairman

LosT,-Somewhere on the road be-
tween New York and Chicago, "The
Constitution aud the Flag" Any per,
son finding them, and returning them
to a. Johnson or W. II Seward, will be
amply rewarded with bread and butter.
II returned to the latter, it should be
done within sixty days, as he does not
no himself responsible for anything
beyond that time.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
GET ASSESSED.

Every man that voted on age at the
last election must get assessed before he
can vote this fall. Every soldier should
see that his name is duly enrolled. AT,
tend to this at once.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
HuNrEHs CAVE GRErSE Co. PA. !
SpDtumbpr 9th 1860.

Over one thousand persons have ar
rived in Galveston aud Hamilton, to
escape til, persecution of gucrrllas III
the interior, WHO rob and murder indis.
crimlnatrly,tor plunder. Alf,rs through.
out the State are daily becoming worse,
instead of better, and innumcraOle out
RACES are hourly recorded
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

Tie untavorablo weather, which has
prevailed for the past month, has created
apprchcnsions that the corn crop will
not thoroughly rpen.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

The New York Netcs wants Johnson
to stop talking and strike a bee line to
Washington johnson could not strike
a bee line. H. travels on a circle.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters OF Administration upon the Estate
Of EASTER q lEDlSrER, late of Centre tp.
Greene Co decd, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register Of Gre enc Co.
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said Estate ARE requested to pay the same and
those having cmims against said Estate arc
requested to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
ATKINSON CuEDISTEIi, Admir-,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-26

The Johnrebclsons, after the gales of
O3tobe', will evidently seek a more sal,
ub"iouS Cyme er.