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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

CD
Gov. CURTIN, on the 4th inst. signed
the Bill passed by the Legislature disfran
chising deserters, J Mcdowell Sharpe,
ESQ, the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in the Franklin district, IN his ar-
gument against tho constitutionality of
the law, "proclaimed the startling fact
that the number of deserters in Pennsyl-
vania would amount to thirty thousand
and that twenty-five thousand belonged
to the Democratic party IT this be
lrne, and we see no reason to doubt,
how much stronger then the argument
in favor of the law dsfranchising des>
erters? Is it not eminently just III at
those who saved our existence as nation
should be upheld in the expenditures of
their blood and rislilng of their lives, by
enabling them to maintain their purity
at the ballet box?
If these Twenty-Five thousand Demo>
cratic deserters be permitted to exercise
the elective franchise, there may be dan.
ger cf the overthrow of the principles
which the soldiers of the Union fourhtto
maintain. Thanks, however, to a pure
Judiciary. the constilutlonality of the law
will be affirmed and the election of Gen.
eral GEARY as Governor assured by n
majority oftiity thousand.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
FENIAN NEWS.

There is nothing particularly exciting
in the Fenian news. Gen. Spear still
occupies his encampment at St. Armand,
and we have reports of the sound of
n,usketcry in that direction. The
British troops are concentrating near
him, and he probably will soon have to
leave or bo captured. The skedadlle of
.Fenians homeward has commenced, and
the United States Government furnishes
free transportation for those who wish it,
The Canadian Parliament opened yes
terday. The Governor>Gsneral in his
speech announced the suspension Of the
habeas corrus act. From Rochester We
have reports OF an Intellectual attempt on
the part OF lho Fenians to seize Canadian
sLealnerAt a.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

day now and gradually increasing. This
last named well belongs to one OF your
enterprising citizens, Capt. Vandergriff,
The former to the Monongahela Pioneer
Oil Company, and they are both manag-
ed by Mr.. John Walter, very energetic
and able man if all the com panles had
such men there would be much greater
success.
think I will have plenty of cheering
news from all along Dunkard soon agaln
for you. The gold mln.s will soon begin
to shalt on the Keener farm. and they
are getting everything ready and feel
confident of success. =. .L.K.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
)DCRATIC CLYMER SOLDIERS.

The last maneuvre Of the enemies of
General GEARY is to induce what lhey
call democratic soldiers" to hold meets
ings in favor OF his Democratic COMPETE
tor, HESTER CLYMER, the enemy of the
war and OF the right OF the fighting
men to vote at elections. The reply OF
veteran to those demonstrations is ap
propo and sufficient; II am not sur
prlsed at anything he said, "now that
ANDREW JOHNSON is pardoning the trai
tors and trying to force them into Con
gress and shall not be astonished if a
Democratic soldiers meeting is gotup to
effect the release of that good old Demo
crat, JEFFERSON DAVIS"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

side Oflite Ons who blends justice
with mercy, affection with chastity, econ
omy with generosity, dignity with mod
esty, is gem, especially il these quali'
ties be combined with energy, enterprise
and eSecutiveness. There would be nc
findlng fault, without good cause, in So
ciety composed Of such characters. Nc
croaking, no backblting or slandering
but all would live in accordance will
the Christian principles of FAITH, HorE
and CHARITY.
Reader whore do you stand on thi'
question: Are you among the boo hoos'
or are you among the hopefuls--Phren
Jour.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

Still ANOTHER EXTRA NUMBER. -Th,
american AgricuitWiSt tor June complete.
half Of the 25th volume Of this sterling
journal, and like all its predecessors this
year, is Of extra size-lhe first half OF
the volume containing 240 large pages,
instead Of the regular 1872 The hall
volume also contains about 250 original
engraving' Of a pleasing and instructive
character. The publishers promise that
the second half of the volume shall be at
least equally valuable, Nothing but an
immense circulalio running up well
towards 100000 we learn, could enable
them to furnish such an immense amount
OF useful reading matter, and 80 many
costly engravings, at the marvelously
low price of 81 80 year. None of the
S3 or 81 magazines excel the Agricul-
turia in costly and carefully prepared
matter, useful to all classes OF persons
The juno number, of which an advance
copy is before us, is replele with infer.
nation. A splendid engraving OF the
"First Proof Sheet graces the title page
The Calendar embraces many practical
hints about the work for the month -
The "Basket" contains over hundred
condensed articles on multitude of top
les. The various swindlers preying
upon the country are shown up, as usual
with an unsparing pen. The "Walks
and talks upon the Farm" arc full Of
practical information from the daily life
on farm OF 800 acres. The Farm.
Garden, Household, and Children and
Youths Department, are also full of
practical information illustrated Ivy ems
cravings Every number Of tho Agri-
calfFtSt Costing but Is cents) is worth
years subscription, which is only 81 so
All subscribers desiring them, can have
the back numbers OF the volume, as the
paper IL electrotyped A dollar and n.
halt can not be better invested than in
securing the present volume 0he 25th,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

BEWARE OF IMrosToRs AND FALSE
Prophets, s,-We learn by one of our
Wayne township friends that a man cal
ling himself Head Centre Stephens spoke
to party of OMahoneys friends there
last Saturday. The same man, no doubt
addressed a crowd at Jefferson and Jack
town short time since as the friend OF
Roberts, the opponent of OMahoneS
What is,object was no one can divine
but hc seems to be making no progress,
or mcriling but little favor from either
party, as they all regard him as kind
of SPY.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
WEST VA ET,ECTION

We note by our late w. Va. papers
the majority for the Constitutional
Amendmentin in that State will be about
5000. The amendment is such that il
excludes rebels from all citizen privileges
other than those guaranteed by the civil
rights bill.
IL would seem therefore that treason
IS to be made "odious' and not loyalty.
We of Western Pennsylvania have had
reason to thank them heretofore, and
again we say all honor to the gallant
men who were first in peace, as they
are in war, to denounce traitors and their
evil d,ings.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

TIE President has issued proca-
nation ord"ringthc arrest of all persons
acting in a leading capacity for the Fc-
mans. Roberts and Swecny are both
under arrest, refusing parole or to give
bail. Gen. Meade is enforcing the ncn-
trality law by arms. The Fenans are
much lncensed and denounce the Presi-
dent bitterly, many are dsheartened and
returning to their homes.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
PIrTsBURG SOLDIERS CONVENTION.

PIrTSBURG SOLDIERS CONVENTION.
We publish in another column an
abridged account of the proceedings Of
the above Convention. That il will
meet with the hearty appreciation OF
every true "boy in blue" throughout our
State we cannot but suppose. Marked
harmony of action and concurrence of
opinion characterized the whole affair.
All determined rs they had hitherto
"touched elbows on the field of battle
they would on the field ofpoltical strife
do the same. From all parts of our
grand old Commonwealth went up the
spirit stirring tocsin of God, Grant,
Geary, Vlctory!"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
FIRS GLASS
SHERMAN HOUSE"
JUST OPENED BY
ThoS, Rrad1ev

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-
cd with the best of the season. Also, a fine
ice cream saloon fitted up and at ached to the
house, and a BAR unrivalled for the variety
and quality of its contents Choice wines and
brandies, good whiskey, ale, fine cigars, &c.,
form few among the prominent items.-
Travellers and those desirous of iefreshment
will do well to call, TON" still retains his old
reputation of an accommodating gentleman
anG hospitable landlord. House, the one for
merly occupied bv the Messenger" Office.
May 0,'GG.-ly.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

"WnIsrLlNG IN THE GRAvEYARp"-
The conservative organs in this State
are affecting to be in great hopes of
success at the October elections. We
can see no grounds for this hope, and
We regard the air Of courage which
they put on 10 be OF that sort that would
make a'boy. whistle as he passed through,
q graveyard IN tho dark.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
q R Il Il N L III o u . II
Jefferson. Greene County, Penn'a.

MRS. X. j. BUMGARNER, rropyietress
HAVING RECENTLYITITTEDUP THIS
Ill well known establishment, Mrs. BuM-
GARNER Is prepared to furni,h the best, to the
travelling public. The TABLE always sup.
piled with the choicest delicacies, ths BAR
win the finest Wines and Liquors. good sleep
Ing apartments, and an abundance of stable
room attached to the premises. Public
patronage solicited, May 20, '6S -Iy
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MERCANTILE APPRAISERS NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ undersigned Merchants, Distillers etc,
that they have been appraised and classified
and mentioned as below, and that court of
appeal will be held at the Commissioners Of
fee, in Waynesburg, on MONDAY, the 10th
day of July next, when and where all persons
interested can attend if they see proper.
JOHN r. BELL,
Mcrcanti' Appraiser.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

SJ"Antoiue Probst, the murderer of
the Deerng Family, was executed at
Philadelphia, June 9Th. Only six re-
porters were present at the execution,
the Sheriff refusing to admit those from
q distance
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

Ir by some unnatural freak of nature
the id niggers'' shoul1 disappear
from tho "and of the living" what
would Coppcrhcad journals hav. to sill
up" with Z
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
TIE following letter to the Plttsburg
Commercial, may be of interest to our
readers and the public generally,
GREESsDoRo, May l6, 1866.

N"""''f0"VI 1N'J RV, 'UVU'
l have joyful news to give you from
Dunkard again. Tho well known as the
Bobtail, commenced throwing oil again
some four Of i've days since, af,cr being
idle for more than six months she il
pumping fifteen barrels per day. This
well is situated on the Gapen farm about
one.half mile from tho mouth Of tho
creek. The vandcrgriif well, on the
same farm, is flowing fifteen barrels per
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
SLATER ODENBAUGH,.

nEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES IL
- quors and every thing persairing to tirst
class Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. "Creish's Old Stand," Waynes-
burg, Pa. May 80, 'o6..ly,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

June 0, 1866.
Gold after having touched 1854 last
nigh opened strong again to day at 1864,
and stood at lao during the day.
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Ac E MT S'WANrED
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, THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
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or Quarter.Ceatury volume) Of the Amer.
icdn Agricultrist. Address ORANGE
JUDD % CO., Publishers, al Park
Row, New York.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-07

8. Ser preubif9e 8arIamentsbor,
f9las III lsnbe6inst gu Deriuerfen nii,
cine conititHiren6e nit Der n0tbiger
| Nadt auseefattete @oIfsbertretuns@e< !
fannltbeutfdlanbs tann iiber bie 8.rs
faiiuns Oes gaterlanbes entsaItis snt>
| t9ei0en.
| 4. gBir berlan9en bon ben Negieruns
gen Die SerFeIIung Der @r1in6rehte Bee
6eutfden @oltes mnb bic geietIi4e
Giafibrans Der aaeemeiaea BoIfsbes
tuaffuung,
! 5. Die 8erfdtnmIung fpr6srt 6as
goIt in allen etnaeInen beutf@en @taa>
ten oringenO auf, sInseFdts Der iesieeu
Gefabr uno 9letb iiberaI in Gtabt unb
2anb in poIitif9e @ereine sulammen>
sutreten.
Sn ben WfitteI< un6 &Ieinifaaten,
ni6t in irseno einem @robFaat, Iieat
sesentudrtig Die @ettuns Oeutf5Ianbs
gegen innere un6 auBere Seinbe. Sbre
beilise @fi9t in Oieient NueenbIid 1T,
elm Sdus> uno srusbin6nib unter
chamber 81 fdlieBen unb iofort bic
ganae 8ebrfraft bes 8oIfes 3u organi<
firen. SdrumtIi9e NfitslieSer Der ir<
sigsn aamntern berpfiaten fi&, ibren
Gegierungen uur unter Der 8ebinglng
@elber gu Miilitdraueden su bepiGiaen,
baP bieie ibren 2aubtagen pbne @eitess
res Elm @eies iiber Die Organization Der
Wfili3 borIe9en. s
Sie preuBii6en Nbgeoron,ten paren
tart bertreten. Sdulbez 0eliki4 belt
cine sIanaenoe GeOe CUR 8esriiubuna
Obiser gei@Iiiie. =
Glberfe 10, Mai 20. /.
Seutc feierte Serbinano SreiIigratb
in 2OnSon Oas Seit Der filberueu Sod,
aeit. Sie Sreun6e bss Si6ters in un>
ferer S6meiterifabt 8armen, no Srei<
lisratb langere 3eit Iebte unb einise
feiuer id0niten 2ieOer f6rieb, baben
benz Subelpaare einen Silberpotal unb
einen poetifden @rub sefan6t. Son
Seiten Der f0Inii6en Sreunbe 6es per>
bannten 8oeten iuilrSe fur paiIenoe
Siuung bes 8e6ers NIT e6lem rbeini@
i@en &ebeniafte Gorge setrasen.
g ipe m, Nfai is.
unfere Serren Stabtberor6neten be-
f6IOfien in ibrer seftrieen auberorbent<
liden Sibung cine 8etition an BEN
&onis ip.sen GrbaItuns oes 6rieoees.
- 8on Der Gnneperitrabe lnb GebeIs<
berg ift berettS cine 9etition mcgee @r>
baItung 6es SrieOens an 9e. Maaieitat
abge9angen. s. ~
,&ieI, 18. gRai.
Ser beutise Wfittaesaug bef0rberte
ipie6erunl ca. 200 Musman6erer uatb
NItona. Oicie Nuspan6erer ftammten
gum 9robten She'll aus Siitlanb, nur
penise unter ibnen aeborten in Sdtpe
ben 81 Saufe. Sfa6 ibren 9tusiasen
beitnuO Die eanse @eiell6aft aus Mors
moneu, Die brett mad benz Salsfee gee
ben. Das meiblibe GefdIe9t mar in
oieiem 3uge auBergetu0bnItA fart ber>
ireteu. Gin Mornoneuprebiser besIei<
tete Die GefeHf9aft. i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-07
,f Sobn 6 Dim inlet
f7nrs ab storb goleaeffrdse, 80. las.
gD1fber1 Wrpref GDnnpanD.
(gRefferrf Iibiliou.)

2OeIleIu 0lutitpu.
Ma1bbilIs zenu, I. Mlai 1865.
.Na@oem bieie Gontpa9nie ibre curd
ben ariee unterbrodenen Gefdafte in
biefger @tabt ipieoer aufsenomn,en bat,
beebrt fi5 bieiebe, Die 8anquiers, Saul
leute unb iiberbaupt ale @efdaftsmdn@
ner gu benadri6tieetl tab fie bOlis
borbereitet ii, Sob, Gilber uno Baar=
fumusn aIler Nrt, Sdass unb 8ant>
saoteu, Bediel, 8ertbpadete unO
f9pere Sradten in gertuabruns aii
ne6n1en uno unter NuIiid5t siiuertdiT9er
8eamten mad ibrem 8eftimnaunssort
gu befOroern.
0ieieIbe ftebt in gerbinOuns nit
allen anseiebenen egpreb sgon,pasniee,
mad allen Sbeilen ber Ser. Staaten,
BON Canada ,in6 europa.
SaS. Sbuter, q. s. SOFT,
Guperinten6ent. Maent.
9ssHf3{ Tn41 Int
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

aDir per6en am % 9onnerftag, ben "A. SIM
II nbr Bormtttass 10 uunberfdSne BnuIots an 4rooi
ST. unintteIbar ieuiets Der GorporntipnsIitie per.
RGuten. Ste Hegen an Der beten GtrG6e tn ber Stab
einer Der 6auptapenues fir 2aHbbanbeL = tilb az
Der 2nie unb tnnerhoIb Der 0renaen ber neM prcief
ttrten Gtr0beHetjenbabn nadj @eitsysa&bpile, Dit
YidHe tbnnen nidt uerebIen, pr0tGbIeE EpecMatiOnef
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p1tIupbnunGen tn beut StaottbetIe bal6 IN jtartei
@d9frogR fetn 1rerhrn.
Sahren.
Mn6erfon, 5obnion un6 Smitb,
etrfne 6-f4 y .iis4sfiH sftsss qaftbs 1laenteY
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2Iu bte StDce hcEber8 Der gfafbDiile
n. sc. gD. Gitehbabu GOmpaanie.

9&fhptIIes 30. Rai, a66.
Sn rebereinRimmungs nit einer aefolutien non
benz 8erwaItunssratb dbiser GiienbobH, fnb bic
Attinndre beiaster GoH$asuie biermit aufseforbert
it& am er zen gsOntagEtm sui b. s. tSuIi D. gu
elmer General geriammIhns bier eiu3uFnben. Die
geriammIung pirb In be%t Bureau Der 0afbuine unb
chattanooga Giienbabn fattFnben, ~
obu 3. leDins,
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s. erIamaf.

Gin Sobn orbsntIidber eItern. her Seutsb Iesen unb
t9retben geert bat fam fofprt ais aebriina in I'M
lerer Srnderet eintreten. gdheres srfdbrt man II,
Der Office unferes 8Iattes. M22
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@pn ct. QpmiS.
ct. QOaig, 6. SUM.

=
Sun6et Meiten Der Union RaeiFc
tGifenbaBn ffnb nolleubet.
Sie 9resbbtcrianer 8erfammIuns
Der alten @duIe Dsrtaete fi& seitern
gIbsnb, um nd9ften Iaai in Cincinnati
pieoer 5ufammen gu fommen.
81 en- gort, 6. Suni.
Gie Nloreenblatter entbalteu rol>
pen6e gpe3iaIOepeiaen bon @albins>
ton:
Cine neberiidt iiber bic 0fentli@en
eduIbtu ersiebt, bas $4,000, 900 @a'
pierselO sesen 100000 bon Iebtem
9Rouat borbanben finb, Ser GOlbbor.
rnt6 bat fiG our6 Die sroben @ertaufe
beiIslben nm S4O, 500, 600 DsrminOert,
Ser tctaIe GpIbbcrrdtb beIdnft fiG
auf 26, ,000,00O.
Die Gefainmteintanfte bon gteusrn
i'm gaben beldufen fi9 auf 16, SOC, ,00o
getretar McGuuOusbs 8eri6t tueiii
nad, fab CT fur $35, ,400, 900 @oIb gu
einem grdmium bon sttuas iiber Orsibie
Gents pertauft bat. ia ,st
Buffalo, 6. Suni.
Die Gage iit unberan0ert. 8eine
-neuen seniersg5ebesnnSen inn @anee.
O's1eil unb leiu GrmnanDo Iieeen nod
immer por @nter I'M sliasara unter Be-
1Da6ans bon Ser. staoten Srlippen.
Sic fnb uneemetn beenst auf Dem &as
nalboot. 49, s.1s<s ksStf
Die 6eniers Sduptlingc berT6ern nod
irnnter, bab bic Suuptbetueeung gu Sge
sensburg, Rsip gOrt, saraaat Derben
uir0. ~ aigs 4.
Sie britifden Sruppen in Sort Grie
f&oifen einen 6enier, Der ais Seierteur
uon Der britil@en Arrnee srtannt uurbe,
unO nereeu mcrgtn nod einrn anberr
b;nr;A,te, ~ 1rlaS q agsifv G.
Ell a4bdAs, ST. 5. Sahi
Sie glrgsr EH aaibss an ben stFar
een, fenben lire 9ffr0e fort unO nsF,
bergen ibre aohbnrteiteH.
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~OU nene Mrtitsi Sie isst ertt 5erauseeiOm,msn
llne getI9t, @an abreffre .. 3. Carer Gitp Bulls
oing 8iSoeforb, Dee EJF NJ 2Snr6nff 9
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Gin tilsstiser, erfabrener @artner,

Der an@ IN allen 8weigen ber 2anSwirthf9aft Bee
Tpanoert th Mnc oses our ote Seu9s
aud cine Sarm nit gtrte, tragbarem Bobett 3u dbers
nsbmen, lei es gegen einen antheiI am Grtrog ober
Guf ion;tiae Deije. s#sfss ss#eiss stsE 4
Raberes in Ser Opposition Der mSennsHse staats.
8eitnng.M 1mi 14R
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etfe 3bire unterhalb her YcitsOffiee, EaibuiHe
Die Gttpz z2aunbrp aitf Sftii3e Beife eingeridret ia
ieBt tereit Droers Don SoteIs, Boarding 6dufern,
Yriuat= Samtiien atb MEbern entgegen su nebiaen,
2Ieiber ~ paffen baben Eas Gtabliiiement 1T mil
alem 8Dthigen perieben Mue Orbs.s, bic in unierer
Dfee 9eafIeu wer6en, i9qen promple AnfmertSamteit
En6en. Die Sn9en peF6eu ouf beionoeren GgpreiI=
@agen abgeIteferf.
6. 5. Wiontanoon un6 Go
1N2i3u,t
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Steue 0efu6t.

Cine heutf&e Srnu, bic Elm Necnate ates atnb bat
jeno@ rig unb geiunb t unn ale Mrbeiteu uerrittGr
fann, iudbt Elm untertommen. Auf SGIar rirh MIDI
geieben. SMerfrnGen Ia ber Cfiiee bes @rtnTs uni
A6ucIaten Sbnrned, Gberrp Strase II.
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