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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27
GOOD If TRUE.

A few days ago, says the Harrisburg
Telegraph an immense meeting of the
white and black men OF South Carolina
assembled in Charleston to consider the
propriety Of organizing State Gov.
ernment, under the provisions OF the
recent reconstruction law OF Congress
Such men as Wade IIa upton addre sed
the meeting, while some of the best and
most useful colored men of the State al
so spoke. Both the whites and the
blacks were emulous OF each others et-
forts to promote good feeling and ensure
speedy success TO the object III view
Wade Hampton freely declared that
while slavery existed, the blacks were
compelled to bear all the burdens of so.
ciety, 10 discharge all Its labor duties,
and keep in motion its industrial enter.
prses. Now that tho blacks arc free.
they cannot be expected to bear this
burden, discharge this laborlcus, and keep
in motion the business of the State,
without sharing all the rights of free cit,
izens. Truly the traitors of South Car.
DINA arc awakening from a dream II
the influence engendered at this meeting
is permitted to spread and take root IN
all parts cf that State, South Carolina
will be in the Union. exercising the
right of a state under the Constitution,
before some of the other States which
she led into the vortex OF political ruin
haye commenced TO recover from their
injuries. .. .. aa
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GOVERNOR GnARY DID veto tbs Bogus
Railroad Bill recently passed by the
Legislature. 1t was Immediately passed
over the veto by both H,uses with the
supplement IN the House that tho issue
of Stock by the central should be limit
ed to Sl5, 100000. This is the ohjec
tionable feature OF the bill and as first
passed and vetoed was unlimited. The
information we have Is that the Gover>
nor has signed the bill with the limita>
ton supplement. We notice also, that
Mr. .Colyllle has introduced . bill to in>
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Mrs. J. DAVIS has been favored with
another boy: This proves that the
health OF Mr.. Jefferson Davis has uot
been so bad as his sympathizers have
been representing. .1.aa '.
Fortune,tellers and ti!ting.hoors opc.
rate differently The former reveal
what the lady will be in the tuture--the
latter reveal what abe 10 al present.
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PooR HoUsE-REpoRT or THE GRAND
jury on ITS CoNplroN.--We the Grand
Jury agreeable to instruction OF the
Honorable Court, did visit the Poor
House belonging to the County of
Greene, and after making a careful ex.
animation Of the buildings and premises
do report that we think tho institution
according to our Judgment, conducted
in good order.
We find the rooms in good order,
bedding sufficient and cleanly.
The dining room is large and comtor.
table with two good stoves, one in each
end of the room.
The store room, bake rooms and cel-
lars are well supplied with all that is
necessary aud are found in moderately
good order.
We also are Of fthe oppinion that the
present steward, Mr.. William Rinehart,
and his lady, are worthy Of the conf.
dence Of the people Of the County for
the kindness they manifest to the in.
mates of this institution and for the
manner In which we find the buildings.
We would also recommend the pres
ent board OF Directors to the confidence
OF the people OF the County for the cart
they are taking Of the affairs OF the iu
stitution. ''- fy
Fa8 Dl+ D. Il DoxLEY, Foreman.
March 22nd 1867.
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ESBURG:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1867.

VIZ dislike to say anything more to our
debtors for advertising and subscription. To
the few who have paid we return our thanks.
The first Of April draws near and WI shall be
compelled to abide by our former declarations
concerning those who are yet in arrears for
eighteen months.
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For the REPUBLICAN,.
WHY AM A REPUBLICAN,.

WHY l AM hEPUBLlCAN.
No. 2.
End. Tile Republican party since the
close of the Dar has labored to secure III,
fruits of victory. and prerent rebels from
again obtaining possession of the gov,
ernnent.
Is proof of this wanted? Behold II
in the Constitutional Amendments, in
the Reconstruction Bill in the utteran,
ces OF the press and of prominent men
Does it not to day declare in the might
of its power, that only loyal men shall
rule the nation? that those who ap-
pealed to the sword shall abide by ITS
decision? How stands the other party!
Voting against every measure to pro-
tect loyal men in the South, clamoring
Tor the immediate and unconditional
admission OF the rebel states, and de-
manding that traitors, their hands red
with the blood OF our fathers and sons
and brothers, be at once restored to
power. The rebels, with hearts full OF
deadly hatred, are trying to gain by
diplomacy what they could not by the
sword, and the Democratic party is as
sisting them with all its power. While
the Republican party is trying to make
treason forever odious, and to fix our
noble structure more firmly upon the
eternal basi. of Union and Liberty.
3rd. Tile Republican party Das opposed
to slarery, and abolished ii.
III time past, weak kneed conserva'
tlves denied this yet it is true as truth
itself. 1t furnished ard supported a
Garrison, Phillips, and all the host OF
anti slavery patriots who dared to
lift up their voices against this damning
sin. II elected TO the Presidency one
who declared that this union "could not
exist half slave and half tree," and who
afterwards broke the shackles from off
the limbs of our four million bondnen,
and Republicans applauded and ap-
proved. And from that hour the God
Of battles gave them the victory. Why
sir, Democracy was born of slavery,
ted upon slavery in IFS youth, weddel
to slavery in its manhood, raised chi!-
dren of slavery, aud when the one was
destroyed the very life-blooi of the
other was taken away, and ever since 1t
has been pining and dying And all
though now few of their party say
they are glad it has passed away, 1t is
because they know it is dead, and they
wish to gam favor with the people Be-
cause they see defeat has been sent upon
them for their support of that inslitu-
ton of barbarism.
To the Republican party belongs the
glory Of erasing forever the dark, foul
stain Of slavery from the fair escutcheon
Of our country. And the released freed
men, In the gladness of their hearts
bless it as being the instrument under
God, Of their deliverance. Let it be
written, in everlasting letters upon the
pillars OF the age, "The Republican
party is friend to Freedom, and 70.
10 Slavery" J.
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corporate the Pittsburg and Waynes-
burg transportation Company. The
mere announcement, nothing more. 1t
1t was only to prevent grumbling from
this quarter it was entirely supertluos;
we have no idea it went beyond this
All hope OF the disenthralment of our
valley expired with the Free Railroad
Bill, but we retain the right to grumble
at those men who pretend to legisate for
the whole Commonwealth and grumble
we will on every occasion.
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Hon. G. V LAWRENCE is now at his
home in Monongahela City, where he
arrived on Friday last. The Republican
says that he is in better health than tor
several years and receives the congratu.
lations OF his constituents everywhere.
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Treasury. The House amended the
resolution so that the money should,
without further ado. be paid into the
Treasury; and the Senate passed 1t on
Saturday /; so that the resolution has re-
ceived the concurrence of both houses.
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Pow.Wow The "unterriied" held
a meeting IN the Court Room on Tues
day evening Of last week. The business
OF the evening was swallowed up in ex-
haus,ive,(to the audlence) and eloqucn,r)
harranguss by their iavorits speakers.
These were as they always are in de-
fence ofthe South and in condemnation
ofthe Union party. We haye no com
ments to make, as their propositions
were so silly, utterly fallacious aud un-
reasonable, as to require no, refutation.
Indeed, it is question of wonder to US
how any sensible men or set OF men,
could promulgate such SENTIMENT
"Southern wrong and Northern oppres.
sion" forms the theme OF their discourse.
When will they cease to harp on it7
-------~~--
DESERVED REBuKE,--Judge Gilmore,
one day during the last weeks court ad.
ministered just and scathing rebuke to
the Grand Jury and Commissioners.
The latter refused to make an appropri-
alton for the building of a bridge on the
proposed route ofthe new pike where it
makes the second crossing of Ten Mile
below this place. The Jury, also, after
an inspection Of the site deemed it TN
necessary. The Judge spoke in the
plsinest, possible language, berating
them rcundly for lack OF enterprise as
exhibited in the past and present con-
trast Of our public improvements, declar.
ing positively that 1.-The thoroughtares
Of Greene County were no better to-day
than they were Is years ago when he
travelled them" This is sweeping as
sertion but candid men must ackuowl>
edge its truth. Encascd in their i'm
penetrable armor of old.fogyism it is
impossible to surmise the effect 1t will
have upon the Jury and Commissioners.
We ask ourselves the question. what
are the duties cfpublic ofiicers7 We
should snppoe they are 10 execute the
will OF the people, to guard their inter.
ests and promote their comfort. Can
this be done by refusing aid to the spir-
it Of improvement 7 Can we believe
that the people Of Greene County desire
no change for the better! Is it possi-
bic for men to be so ridiculously insane
% to condemn the action Of these ofli-
GERS had they given liberal sum to the
advancement Of this enterprise' Ger
tainly not. We know Of no other reme-
dy for this state o! affairs than the
swaking Of our citizens to realization
of facts. When this shall be we expect
to see men filling Offices of trust who
will have some. desire to promote the
welfare of the County and Its re:ident
citizens. Until then they must wallow
in tho mire OF fogyism.
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A TTENTION ! SOLDIERS !

N ... ..,.
Dsbanded Soldiers entitled to additional
bounty under the recent Act of Congress
should be careful whom they employ to col
lect their dues. 1t is not every unprinclpled
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am thus authorized by law, and will at
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN MUNNELL'S,

in Wayncsburg. Pa. This CHURN must
superccdc any thing of the kind heretofore
produced The simplcness Of its construct
ion, and its two-fold or reversed motion, that
produ, cs butter from three to six minutes
must induce the community to examine Its
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produces ns much butter MS any churn in cx-
iscnce Mr.. Munlcll has full power to sell
tights for PENNSYLVANIA or New York State rs
well Ms to furnish Chuns to citizens oi this
county. f.. b Johnston &Co.
Agents.
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WI A. T. L p A q e r. s.

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Communicated.

EACH THINKS FOR HIMSELF.
Duo attention given to all who communicate for this
column,
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HELNlBOLD'S EXTRACT, BUGHU gives
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Slater ODENBAUGH, .I
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS :sstvlea
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The following message from Gov,
Geary to the Legislature, relative TO the
call of North Carolina for National
Convention to amend the Constitution
Of the United States, was submitted on
March IS:
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pairing quietly for the arrest and bringing to JUS
t;ce Of At least half dozen of the most notorious
lobby operators in behalf of New York jobs. suffl-
c;ent evidence to convict them can be easily got,
and thus sustain the example of New Jersey,
where lately one or two corruptionists have been
sentenced to State prison for bribery less fragrant
than is every day practiced here" This is all very
we'll. But the question naturally suggests itself
w,,v ilo we not her Of the indictment, trial md
conviction of the bribed as well as the..bribers
The example Of New Jersey does not so far enough.
He who takes bribe being in all cases here under
consideration a sworn public officer, il. 2 worse
man by far than be who offers the bribe, for the
former adds the crime of perjury to that OF cor
r,1otinn
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LARGEST C1RoU1ATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official LAST Of Let
ters remaining IN the Postc6Sce at the end
of each .1oeek, agreea6ly to the to1loptag
section of the Nev Postc6ice Laao, as the
newspaper hau;ng the largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists of let
ters remaining uncaled for in any Postoce in any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be pubhshed once only IN the
which, being published weekly ofener shall have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the SAID
Office,
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SHE cAAND|llfRlXl q j i b 8 ETC. S S
JOHN TJJOl OllEll!!|'Y!i!',,
NO 48 10: A S r s. B A y s;,.szzs' ,s.ia.5,

BETWEENsBoYu NoBTH AID sQUTH -: -
Sc sSs
I SBIPCHANDIaE MINIS.
SION MERC HAM, aleEsands I'M
porter in RU USSIA BOLT ROPE
Manila and TafTed G0rdagei Hemp
and Cotton Sail, Duck and Wines,s
ParoelIing, GOpp er, Sheath thing, letal:
and Zinc. Paints, Oils, Tai, llOW,;
SPIRITS T1rpent tine, Anc1 10rs Chains:
Blocks, Boats, Sc, sye szsi #sss
Personal and particular ttend0n.
given to purchase and sales0f EHfss H9tss
GKAND1SE AN I'D RRODUC con-
signed OF trusted to- my care, and.
prompt returns made. s3 s,g3
Brown & Levels Patent Life Saw.
ing Tackle and Boat Detach ling Ap-;;
paratus, for steamers, Arrays on:
hand, and for sale1at New York s
prices. 81; 81;
February "a
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STATE TAXES.

GENERAL TAX OFFICE,
FRE-PRooF BUILDING.
TNHIs OFFICE IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEIPT OF
payment Of the State Tax and will be kept open
from to o'clock daiy Sundays excepted, until the
1st day of May next inclusive
The attention of all concerned is directed to the
QUARTERLY TAX on SALES OF GOODS, WARES AND
MERCHANDISE AND SPIRlTUOUS LIQUORS. Re-
turns and payment thereon for the Quarter ending the
3st ultmo now due, and will be received until the
18th inst.
Attention is also directed to the payment Of the CAP1
TAT1ON TAX, which applies to all male residents be-
tween the ages Of 81 aud so years.
The Taxes receivable ony in gold and silver coin
United States Treasury notes. potes declared to be
nj tender by the Government of the United States
notes Of National Banks the bills receivable of this
State; and also pay certificates Of Jurors and constabes
for attendance on the Courts"
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
Tax Collector for the Parishes Of
April apis st. Philip and st. Michael.
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCGA-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause of Section of On "Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for theyear 1861 is published for the information
of persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who
not residents OF this city All such persons are hereby
notified to report at this Office.
'Three dollars on eve hundred dollars Of all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample or
otherwise" W. 81. SMITH,
March Clerk OF Council
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
III "a

March l. 1861
4 LII TAvERN.KEEPERs AND PERSONS RETAIL
II ING spirituous liquors, within the city limits who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show TINT they have license to SELL will be
ported as not complying with the lnw after Monday, 5h
inst.
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place in the window All
anE to observe this notice will also be reported after
the aforementioned time. ". a. SMITH,
March Clerk of Council.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
CoPARTNERsII1P NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
w IN PARTNERSHIP, for the transaction Of GEN
ERAL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, un-
der the name of JOHN & THEO. GETTY, at No. 48h
Paricar attention given to Purchase and Sale Of Cot
tom Rice Provisions, Naval Stores &C., &C.
CorMgnments solicited. JOHN GETTY,
Charleston, March %, 1867.
References A. SoUpER Co., J. T. ALBURaER Co.,
Philadelphia; Brett, Son Co., STuRaEss Co., New
Work. March 80
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70 R SALE.

T;DOR SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PHnA-
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This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medlca
Chemistry Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren Principles and Practice OF Medicine and Patholo
~ As this is one Of the first Medical Universities OF
the country favorable opportunity is offered those
Office. - December Is
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'I]lHE !BI}BlIyNI TONIC NOW INISRl.!

PUBLIC NOTICE. .5SSS5S * XII:
OFFICE OF CITY = TREAsuRY.
nUBL1o NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER5
the following Ordinance licenses have beem prepared!
for delivery tom ths Once tatI g IHosaA
Sec. J.. Be It Oraiaed BY the Mayor aud Ae.1asa u
City Council assembled That from and after the hst day
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes
the same manner, and according to the same provisions
now of force In relation to CARTS rays and wagons
cart drey wagon, shsn be provided with badge con
tanning the number thereof and married f41rde TO %
placed on the outside Of the shat. -.
surety to any bond under the Ordinance consuming u
censes for carts drays wagons and other carriages un
SEQ. s. The following aan hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts drays wsgo9A &C;
including the horses mules used thereof which shan
be free from other taxation: ~ S..Lvt-S
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYs ETC., oR THoeE E1HLo1D - AM
BUSINESS wBATEyER, FOB HIRE DuxoT Oh u1plR&oI =
For every cart dray or wagon drawn BY one horse OF
mule, $40. --,z -Sss? - -.
For every cart dray wagon drawn BY two horses OF
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, s2o
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S4e
For every stage OF omnibus except line omnipush
with two horses $50. ~
For every stage omnibus tezoept Ina onqibus. bus,
For every truck drawn by two horses or mules
$50 .s..C
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro hofsss
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE oARrs, DRAYs, ETC., q.
For every bread cart or wagon, S..
For every cart dray or wagon used for private do
mesc purposes and not to- be employed IN the trans
porting Of goods wares, merchandise, lumber, OF any
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the sae shall pay for license the sum OF
S. exclusive of the horse or mule. ..,S
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day Of January,
IT, al In the year OF our Lord thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-sx.
By the Mayor.
W, III. SMlId, Cl6rX VI CCuUCu