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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-23

The LABOR QUEsr1oN.-The pros
pest for free labor seems to be i'm
proving In this District. A large
number Of contracts have been en-
tered into for the present year, and
the experiment is to be made as to
its utility. If wholesome laws for
the government of the freedmen can
be enforced, and, idleness, theft and
other vices age properly punished, we
may augur hopefully OF the results
and plenty and contentment will be
allotted to all. If, however, crime
and thieving are to go unpunished,
and idleness tolerated, we may give
up the experiment without wasting
further time upon it.
YorkriNe Enquirer.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

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The manufacturers OF this powder are aware,
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WAYN ESBURG:
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1866.
ONWARD!

There is occasionally sudden leaps Ia.
ken in the onward jogging OF humanity
tina, more forcibly imprcsses us with the
conviction that tie 4'world .moves!'-
such, tor instance as the recent stand
made by the Democracy (so ca'led) IN
favor Of the Constitutional Amendment
and impartial suffrage. 1t is nasty
dose but will prove an efficient purgative
as soon as il is effectually down. Some
of their shining lights and most influen-
tal newspapers prescribe it as the all
healing panacea for the national disord-
er. What they shall adopt as party
creed after the darkey has been disposed
OF, remains to be developed. No more
"nigger,' no more Democracy, in The
common acceptation of that term. This
practical acknowledgement of the law
equal justice 10 all men" embraces the
ground work of republicanism. Upon
what other platform then is The Democ>
racy to he reconstructed ? II it is not
that of State Rights ard secession it must
be that ofrepublcanism. Stranger things
have happened, and we may yet hear
Buchanan or Purman address their TEL.
low citizens of Greene as advocates Of
negro suffrage! Who knows?
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

TmE Constitutional Amendments. we hone,
will yet rive that party (RadicaD to its center,
rs 'the scaldlng winds have rived the knotty
oaks Then let them look to Meir fresides fir
shapes lot from Ihyio,us and learn a lesson from
MeJatc Of Tie gnhotn ists'--Seima [Am. Times.
WE do not pretend TO say but that
some journalists of The Souh arc clear.
sighted and sensible enough to sec the
"couFse of empire, 'and perceiving, treat
the engrossing topics in such reasonable
language as their situation and surround
ings may dictatc-but certainly there is
no cause tor such outcroppings OF wins
dictlvc hate and petulerce as is display,
cd in the absvc paragraph. 1t is an ill
disccrncd vision that portrays such tu-
tu-e for the great party which has built
its hopes of secure and purely demo
cratic government upon the firm basis of
the Constitutional Amendments. The
question of the leniency, the, justice, the
necessity fthese guarantees has time and
again been presented to the people, not
to their de,riment as the popular voice
has declared And, let 1t be remember.
ed, that the same hands which now ten.
der this most reasonable plan of recon-
stractlon to the revolted states, struck
hard blows during the last six years in
defence of their principles. The South
err. press should not delnde their read
ers in the belief that there is no power
beyond the declaration by ballot. The
time was when they "ired the Southern
heart"-anG with what effect, Let the
devastated state OF their country, the
little mounds that dot their wales and
hills, answer. The men whom they now
deem their friends are not more numer-
GUS than when they cried peace p
then that cry was hailed with eager wei
come-it was the siren, which lured them
to destruction. The voices of seeming
sympathy heard from the North, if lis
tened to, will again prove repetition of
Etheir folly. The North " ill control the
South fer some time to come and the
lsooper they adopt the Constitutional
Amendments the sooner will this SUR
yeillance be removed.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28
u. S. SENATOR.

The Erie Dispatch says that the choice
of the members tor United States Sena.
tor will undoubtedly be as follows;--
Chrtin 40; Cameron l2; Forney 10
Stevens 7; Grow7. The Union Repub-
lcan caucus will consist offs members,
whi.h by the above vote will leave 7
unaccounted for. Place them as you
will ii will not affect the election of Cur
tin. o,
This question: seems to be the all-ab-
iorbing topic among the professionals at
present. Governor Curtin, no doubt,
will be elected. He is ably qualified to
represent the interests of our State and
those OF our country, and has strong
Eold upon the affections OF the people
but there Is another, who, from patri,
archial devotion, tirmness and bo,dness
in Tho cause Of human liberty, we think
equally deserving OF the high honors OF
the position, and fit Successor to the mis-
erabis dupe that now fills it. TnADpErs
STEVENS the great American Commoner,
the fonuder Of our free school system.
the "stcrr statesman" Of the North, is
rnEMAs! And Greene County. had she
avoicc, would say so.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRoTH'Ys OFFICE,
Wayncsburr. Nov 2C. 1866.

Wayncsburg Nov. &c, 1896. {
'TRIAL LIST FOR DECEMBER TERM
L 1866, commencing on the 3rd Monday.
Shongh VS. Kinncys heirs, No. 81, September
Term, 1857.
Shelby VS. Durham, No, %, Sept Term, 1862
Stephens VS. Carrell. No. 10y, March Term. 81
Cradick rs Dunn & Owens, No, 81, December
Term 1868.
Inghram VS. Hook, No. l2G, June Term, 1864.
Miller VS. Miller, No. 1917, March Tenn 1865.
Sharpncck VS. Curl, No. lOl, March Term, 90
" ison VS. Oliver No. 1876, June r. 1868
Aud vs. Aull, No II, Sept. r. 1865
Campbell VS. Williams No. 10, Sept. T. 1867.
Maple VS. Prior, Ct al.. No, ~, Dec Il, 1875.
Bennett VS. Scott, No s3, Dec. Term, 1865.
Messenger VS. Rchhill tp, No. IA, Dec. T.,
1868.
Hickman vs. Hickman. No. ., March T. 1856.
Nichols vs. Admrs Nichols, No. llG March
Term, 1866.
Spc'w VS. Bodcr Oil Company, No. 1871,
March Term. 1866.
Shrivcr VS. Shfivcr, No 40, March r., 1866.
Martin VS. Sayers, No, lS4, March II 1866.
linenart VS. Vandruif No. u, June r, 1866.
Springlillc Tp, VS.. Lcmmons, No 100, June
Term, 1866.
Rchcy VS. Stewart. ct. al, No. 1862. June
Term, 1866. j, +. TEMPLE,
nov tc. Protlonotary
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ing Machines offered as premiums for suhscr-
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This lady has become the arbitcr Of fashion
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GREENE COUNTY. IS

GREENE COUNTY. IS
In the Orphans count of said county,
september 10, 1866, the account of Ralph
Drake. Admir- Of Levi Burson. d"c'd, being
presented showing balance in his hands yof
$3S5,73; wa, referred to p. A. Knox rs an
Auditor to distribute, &c.
To all persons interested, take notice that
in pursuance of said authority | will meet
persons who desire to be present,a the Office
of Il. NJ Sayers, Esq, in Waynesburg, on
Wednesday the !th Of Dec. next, to distribute
the fund p. A. KNOX,
nOv.283t Auditor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTpCE

Letters of Administration upon. the Estate.
of ALEX. BuRSs, lutte Of Rlchhih tp.,. Greene
Co., Pa.. decd, having been granted 10 tho
UNDERSIGNED BY tho Reg'sion Of Greene Co..
all persons ,Is knowing themselves indebted To,
and those having claims against n.id Estate
arc requested 70 present thon duly au,henti,
Gated for settlement.
EtizADrTn Burns, A1m'tx.
lct2+, lSG&-a&t v"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

THs buoyanoy Of the Now York mar
set, which had been maintained for SOW
raj days. broke down on Saturday, and
.pprehensions Of denlinein pricss to a
ower figure than they have yet gone.
were entertained. Gold lsA OF q lSs4,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

GEs. GRANT will be chosen President
in 1863. TO preclude tho possibility of
his assassination we would suggest that
GES. u. II, BurLnn be placed on the
ticket rs Vice President.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

BUSINESS PuosPEcrs. The New York
Tribune of the t7th inst, says;j Tho
sky grows so squally that business is
threatened with stagnation. Manulac-
.turers are stopping their works because
they can no longer place their goods
merchants are selling little in the pres
ent, and wish thay had sold less in the
past. The South has been glutted with
costly fabrics which she does not need
and cannot pay for; and protests on
mercantile papers arc uncomiortably
plentiful The eight Wall street firms
which regulate the p'icc nt gold, making
it cheap when they have it to lend and
dear when they choose to call lin, are
at their wits and to keep up the premi
UNI, and would bs utterly swampcd II
Secretary MeCulloeh would only buy NJ
and extinguish some kind OF Public Deb
with his surplus gold. The Corn erol
being large, tho West IL ml! ot Hogs
and the great operators who manage Tho
Pork market dare not buy aud pack a
the prices OF last yca,, and are COMPEL
ed to let the market settle, TO their ow,
heavy loss Nobody wants 10 hold But
ter aud Cheese at current rates, Bre
and Mutton. though still high, ARE hl
ling, for Poultry Is 80 cheap end abnn
dan, that tho poor can't afford to en-
Beef. Our market Is gluttcd with pro-
ducc aud fabrics; aud all know that
unless there shall be fresh dcbaurh q
Paper Money, prices OF everything mus
be lower.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28
OpINIONs OE TuE WORK.

OPINIONS OF TIE WORK.
HORACE GREELEY in the Tribune Of June 5,h,
says;-"lt Is nm exceedingly rich book, CON
taining more matter of interest than all the
novels that have bcen issued for the last six
ycnrs, or that will be for the next six 1t
gives the best things sad done or written by
Rebels, rs well as Unonisis most judiciousy
selected, compacty put together and hand
somcly printed. II Is sold by subscription (;
but those who have chancs to subscribe and
don't, will make blundcr."
The Now York Evening Post says ;--''Thc
the book Is full Of fun and pathos. wit and
humor, patriotic sentiment, nnd strange nd
ventures II fills up the outlines OF formal
histories of the war, and gives n better and
more vivid picture of the times we have lust
passed than any oftlcm. 1t Is just the book
for
"A RAINY DAY ATA COUNTRY INN.o
The New York Commercial says .-"Mr,
Moore has given us book which surpasses
In interest anything Of the kind which bas ap,
pcarcd or Is likely to appear In the thousant,
and one wnr histories which are published OF
announced" "
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

THERE seems To be a aettled purpos'
on the part Of the administration to e.
this country emhroiled with both Franc.
and England, and for the express pu
pose of giving the late rebels . chaur.
10 make their own terms Of reponstruc
ton. or'to renew tho struggle with fresI
hopes.
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"A RAINY DAY ATA COUNTRY INN.u
aREELEY's GREAT CONFLICT
MooRE's ANEcDorE

moOhES ANEVDoTEl
together form u complete History Of tho Re-
wc want good agents In parts Of every
State In tho Union. Terms ye,y liberal m nv.
periunced canvassers, Male or Female
Address JAMES PoRrEus, Gen, Agent
No,., No. As Bible House New York
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

Or operations on Dunkard are gener'
ally suspended. Many are awaiting the
developments to be made by the shaft.
--Vatley Spirit.
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NTATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
EDiSnoRo, ER..E 90, IA,

This School of,rs excellent facilities for OH,
tanning y thoiou4h practical Mgllsh Educa-.
y ,,on, The STATE assists tn.se who Intend tn,
become teachers, "A certificate from this In
s!i!u'iSa s igood for ll!S IN alp az parts Of Penn
hation by Schnnl officers Tho Winter Term
will orup. December 9TH.
For Circular or Catalogue, address
oct ", 'GG--Gt j, A. COOPER.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

81.
The gctter up of n club will always receive
n copy of the Premium Engri wing. Members
of Club wishing the Premium Engraving
must remit One Dollar crtru
nsBv Those dcsirous OF getting up Clubs or
Premium Lists, sh',A enclose fifteen cents for
sample Magazine, containing the particulars.
Address DEACON & PETERSON,
$40 Walnut Street. philadplDhin
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Over $4,000 Pianos Made I
24oo Sold at the Pittsburg 4 gency!
CEHKBlIlG Pianos !
REASONS Why THEY ARE BEST.

The remarkable genius of the late Jonas
Chicktring, and the same ability continued in
his sons
OUTSIDE TALENT.
The combination of the best outside talent
with their own genius
IMMENSE CAPITAL
with which to obtain the best workmcn; to.
Keep on hand stocks Of the best material to
be seasoned for years,
The largest in the world, Occupying five
acres of ground and It's united floors, so feet
wide, and five miles in length.
MACHINERY.
The most complete and expensive of any
piano factory in the country many parts with
out n duplicate. being Invented expressly by
the elder Mr.. Chickcring
EXPERIENCE.
With these advantages, after the labor of Nc
half century, during which time they have
manufactured thirty thousand pianos, they
now offer the public an entire new scale piano,
the most perfect ever made
RESULT.
Mcssrs. Chickcring & Sons are now maxi,
ing more pianos than any tirm in tile Unitcdt
States and
EXPORT TO EUROPE
yearly. large nrmhcr Of instruments which
are used by the leading artists 0ftle day.
Their Teputaion has become WoRLp.wlDE
ARTISTS OPINIONS.
rlIALDrRa.
81 consider Chickcring & Sons Panos.
beyond comparison the best l have ever seen
in A@eEica"
oorrscHALK.
| s'n consider Chickering & Sons Pianos
supsp!br to any III the world"
II believe That in every rticular your
Fmnos are suocri TO any have ever seen.
in thisconntry or Europe"
! sArrEI.
''For volume and tinc quality of tone, wTh
hcety nf articulation, tue Chickcriny Pianos
are uncqualed.
oAssiSs.
81 always use anlal%ays cccopanend youx-
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II consider youE Panos tho, fnesSi lnEsv
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MBnL ysNT'-os p1RenAaERs-
The Stl,scriiiers-Hre the exclusive WHOLESALE,
Agents for thp Chckeifng Pianos, f,rWes.-.
torn Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio aad, West
Virginia. S;Nck GriNng2Meats enabh them.
~ selfhtrZactly the same price as changed Mt
,hc'Ekc;ory in Bospn, thus saving freight.
Insurance AMI risk of transportation to pur-.
oh sselsrcsiding in or Wcs; of t,iis city.
The Subscribers gives particular attention to
rlie selection their stock. visiting t6c Fac
tory ncar.y every month for this purpose; their
experience in the business, mtlScaf skill.
and practical knaylc,lse of lie Manufacture
of Pianos enable them to select the very hest
instruments tliut Messis Chickeriug produce.
Every instrument warranted for years by
the manufacturer and the subscribers. Per-
sons Mt % distance desiring farther Information
should address the subscribers who will he,
happy 30 send them post paid dpnwiags.0fthe
porions styles Of PinnoS pyiees, &c.
Old Hanos taken in exchange.
CHARLES G. MELLOR, & Co.,
81 Wood Street.,
!, Dctwcen3th Street & Diamond Alley,
/ PIrTsBURGH.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28
Public Sale!

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
/ Saturday 18th Of DECEMBER next. 1866,
my residence on which now reside, at the
junction of tho turnpike leading from Waynes.
burg to Cameron, and from Waynesburg to
miles West Of Waynesburg. Containing
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l85 A.CR E5 +!

or thercabouts. one hundred and twenty five
acres of which cleared and under high
state of cultivation, with good frame house,
tenant house and large new frame bank
barn. A large quantity Of select fruit.
The farm is one Of the most desirable for
farming or grazing in the county, it may be
divided in two parcels TO suit purchasers, di-
ylding by the State road. or ifnot sold sooner
the whole will be sold on that day.
Sale TO commcn"e at 10 o'clock. Terms
made known on day of sale.
NOy2i-ls THOMAS HILL.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

Gov. SWAMI SUSTAINED On the 18th
inst, Judge BaItol, OF Baltimore, rcn-
dcred his decision in the habcas corpus
ease. lie sustains the power of the
Governor to remove the Police Commis
sioncrs. and declares that the action of
Judge Bond, of the Criminal Court, in
holding The new Commissioners to bail,
and committing them in default, TO keep
the peace against the old Go nmissior-
ers, and not to seek to exercise any of
the functions of Police Commissioners
until their cams should be decided by
the courts, was wholly unwarranted,
aud that tie Judge Of the Criminal
Court had no authority to issue such an
order. That the power OF the Governor
10 remove was perfect. his acton final,
and from !, there could be no appeal -
The new Commissioners will at once
enter up on the duties Of their office,
PmcRs MCsr C0Mg DDwH -l'ccvcs
says lbs Boston 7r0DeILr of the 10th
ibat sold readily for Sl3Oa head ioni
weeks ago would not bring 800 to-day
Sheep ibat ven, readily al an average
u gG Il piece ,bcn. would be sold at s:
powj and hogs tia. cost DC poupl IL
Chicagy' we're sold in New Yoik las
week nj IT,. Pork declined ~ so
barrel last week. and the decline ih
month has amounted 10 tie cxtraordi
nary total of ~ -. -Four exiensiy,
pork dealers at Sew York have beei
compelled to suspend, and il is fearc'
tia, Others viii be forced into the sam'
position The immediate cause ofthl
collapse in priceSis an ove' loaded marke'
but there is likely TO be no reaction, s.
tar as pork is concerned.
WAsluSGroy, Nov. 20.-The Unite
States Treasury to>day held S0l 800, O0
of gold of which $4,000, coo belong (
the Government and the balarcc is htl
on gold certificates.
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ANECDOTES, POETRY, AND INCL.
DENTS OF THE WAR"

5s2 pages, double coumn, beautifully illus.
trated with elegant Cabinet Steel En-.
cravings
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A TEACHER.

4 SYSTEM OF WHITING WHICH Will
n prove of vast Importance to persons
wishing to take notes, transfer sermons or
speeches into manuscript. 1t may be &C.
quired in short time Price, postpaid, so
cents. Address A. II. WOOD,
Box l0l Wayncsburg, Pa.
nOvo2 0mO
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

Horace GREELEY is. spoken offor U,
S. Senator from New York, and ia sup
ported by the Times. He ID undoubted
ly one Of the ablest politicians and states
men that State affords, and the position
is one which could he gracefully confer
ed upon him by its Legislature.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-28

II believe ,hnt in every particular your
Fhnos are su,cri TO any have ever seen.
in thsconntry or Europe"
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sATTEI.

'For volume. and tinc quality of tone wTh
riceiy "farticulaiior, tue Cllickcring Pianos
arc uncqualed.
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FRANK MOOlSE1S

$40 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.