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THE WARNING TO THE RICHMOND
TIMES

The following Is The warning, given
The Richmond Times by Gen S,hoheId !:
llEADo'Rs FlHsr DH'r STATE OF Va, }
RICHMOND. V April II. 1867. I
Mr. CrARlhs II WYNNr. Proprietor Of
the Richmo"d Times, Richmond, Va
SIX: The C'mnnnhlng General dl.
rects me to uill your attention TO m eti.
tori.l Article in The Aichnpnd Times of
this morni" 4, headed, "A Black Mans
Party IN Virginia. aud t" say that while
no desires not only 10 permit, but to
encourage .he utmost I, ,svdom Of dis.
ohssion Of political question:, the char.
acter OF the article referred to calls tor
severe censur", especially The following
words; 1T is q proposition which i'm.
plies that they are ready % grasp the
bl' cd stained hands of the authors OF our
rnln'---are an intolprable insult to ali
soldiers Of tho United States army, and
no less so to all true soldiers OF the late
Confederate army. an ,hay have long
since extended to each other the cordial
hand Of friendship, and pledged their
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SHERIFF = SALE.

pY virtue of a writ Of Venditioni Exponas,
ID issur d out of the Cour. of Common Pleas
of Greene county, and to me directed. there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, in Way ncsburg, on Saturday, LIST day
of June next at one O'Clock, p NJ, the ioi-
lowing property, viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim Of de-
PENDANT Of in and to a certain Tract OF Land
situate in Wayne township, Greene county,
Pa, containing four hundred and fifty acres,
more or less about three hundred acres
cleared, and has erected thereon two hewed
log dwelling houses, two log stables, one log
barn and other out buildings There are two
premises. Adjoining lands of Otha Spragg,
David Spragg, William Spragg, John Sprsgs
and others
Taken in execution as the property of Den
mis- MeigheA and Samuel w. FELTON, ut tho
suit of Thomas II, Melghen for use of Admin
istrators of John Luce, decd. HEATH JOINS,
5;s'4t Sheriff,
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ANOTHER CONVERT.

Inc leading Democratic paper of the
country, the World, as cur readers
know, is in favor ofnegro suffrage, and
is anxious that its party may succeed in
securing it The Chicago Times, nine
months ago, came out in favor of it and
now says the Pittsburg Dispatch, the st.
Louis Republican follows in the same
strain That paper was, up until Il Q
overthrow OF the Wing party, an aole
organ OF that organization, in 1856 it
supported BUCHANAN for the Presidency,
and was, until The fall of the rebellion,
intensely pro'slavery it, coiemporary,
the emocrai, is now very naturally
amazed to find 1t publishing extracts
from other S'utherp papers, connselipg
organIz l,nn AMI prompt w ion u,lpr
the IecOvstrJcug' g"' anJ rtyiug the
Con,e' vl'l'e- 20 ny 60 rrntru' ,he
ncgro Vote Bul a ll'lr wuil, agu, the
reconstruction act was thing 40 horrible
and devlhsh, and utterly unconstitutional
according To the hepubiiran.--that it
was worse than folly to suppose that any
organization under it could be OF any
service. BIT very recently the same
paper was snearing at 'mixeP conven-
tions, and black and tam speeches aud
resolutions. and apparently regarded
with infinite disgust ami contempt the
forts of Southern Conserv vatlves to
centrcl the negro vote.
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loyal"

To see laborer pay Sl7 for barrel
Of Aour which formerly cost but SIS his
children ragged or naked tor want of
clothing which this extra SIP would bny
before lie was made equal to tho .'un,
blcached American j AMI then Ia spe
this same laborer q TO the polls and
vote for ''llt,le more ofthe same sort y
To see laborer go to grocery and pay
II cents for a porfrd of sugar which
formerly cost hut 8 cents the II cents
being a willing bonus paid for the luxury
Of being made equal to an "un>
bleached American"
The local" Of Tho Newcastle Ga.effe
and Dsmocra got off the above last
week Some tim. snce we inlima,ed
from the tone ot lis Notes and Mott
ces' that he was about to commit SUI.
eide. Since that he has i'npro. Ell. drop.
ped the .ds repoir," talked sensible. We
fear, however. that this last 10 a relapse.
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The Pittsburg Com. remarks that the
Albany Argus Ia not only the organ of
the New York Democracy but every
where Recognised exponent OF the
doctrines of the PARTY. When it i.
known, Therefore, that it is for negro
suffrage, some people lay be disposed
to open their eyes AT present. in New
York property qualification is attach.
Cd to negro voting. and this is one of he
questions which will come under review
in the Constitutional Convention abnu,
to assemble in that STATE. In view of
This, the Argus has pnt f'nth manifesto
setting forth what The Dr,nocuov will
demand from the comrruoa' On spt.
irage II says:
8. That 0H mhaii1HtS who have re
sided in the State nf er lhry ave q wears
OF age. for three years in the county enc
year. and slx months in the voting dis
trfct next preceding the time Of "tfvliDy
their votes, and who have not been con .
vlcted OF any crime or offtnse against
the laws, shall be entitled to vn,e for al
officers without ragard to other quahti
cations.
This is negro suffrage, pure and
simple, and it shows a remarkable ads
vancement on the part ofihe Democracy.
for it was but a very short time since
that equal suffrage was one Of the h r-
rors OF the leader, now it il one of the
points they demand to have inserted IL.
the new constitution of New York
This, in mill form, may be regarded
as going to show that 'he world shN
moves
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THE INDIAN WAR


The Tribune ASSERTS that The Kiowas
have broken their treaties with General
Hancock, and declared war to the knife.
To the Indian war no end il now prob,
able but that which comes after the utter
defeat OF the Sioux, the Cheyennes. and
the Klowas. For this we are sorry ;
the blood that is to be shed in this In>
glorious struggle of the United States
with few barbaric tribes might have
been saved by "A little good sense at
Washington but as usual, stupidity
and swindling have their results in war.
Negotiations now seem useles, and as q
fight is inevitable, we hope Gen. Han.
cock wlll make short work of 1t. 1t ia
not our soldiers but our civil officers who
are disgraced by this unnecessary war
The story Of the Fort Buford massacre
is, we see, officially denied by General
Sherman. Col. Rankin aud garrison
are alive at Fort Butord, having been
slaughtered only at Chicago
RIoTs in Richmond for the last few
days have been the excitement The
whites and negroes are at loggerheads
The origin was the knocking down OF a
negro by Delaware fireman TIE po
lice in'erierei and were roughly handled
on several occasions, Military force
qlrlled the disturbance Gen. Srhutiel,
notified the negroes that he will plan,
cannon and sweep the streets with grape
it they persist in disturbing the quiet oi
the city ...,
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THE soldiers will be glad to learn, says
contemporary. that the settlement Of
their additional bounties Is being pushed
forward with all 'he'Epeed the Govern.
ment can command. bu, from the very
panre OF the case they must wal: a long
time yet before they will all get paid.
The Paymaster General is settling about
ten thousand claim, month, bu it must
be 'emembe' ed that there are many tens
of thousands OF soldiers who are .n,il-
ed to the bounty, and iha, also there are
many thousands uf fraudulent cIai us
entered l.! dishonest men and unscrupu
l"uS claim agents, which will very ma-
ter'h'ly .mpede the auj 'slment of the
b u"'les due 10 Jon' ti,ie claimants
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MoNDAYs papers bring us the io,elli-
gence that Jeff. DAVIS IL IN Richmond.
not stopping at Libby but at the Spotts,
wood, the first hotel in the city. The
sight of the military does no, harrass
him, being on parole, A suite of par>
lors are at h's rervi"e he jnkes, receives
old friends and has the best the city al
fords. He Was a'raigned for trial on
Monday. Judge Underwood presiding
Reports are 80 contradictory that nothing
definite is known.
Imagine the South victorious and
Abraham Lincoln after two years of lux.
ur, in castle walls, released on pnrole,
enjoying Willard, hospitality a, Wash.
hgion. visited by friends, lionized and
tsied. Can you see iii
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Six Hu>DHED DoLL,,Rs r w,rD-
The Philadelphia reSs suggests To the
Southern Conservative press the lropri>
ETY. of heading their calls for mass meet
ings, irrespective OF c'lor, with two or
three OF tho old traditional cuts of the
runaway negro, with stick and bundle,
which used to figure so prominently aud
elegantly in their papers. Such classic
Illustration would Undoubtedly arrest
&he African eye, tickle the African imag,.
nation, and convict The sceptlcal colore,l
man of the perfect identity of n,ereN,
which has always existed between the
races of the South
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uhlled Efforts to restore peace aud har-
mony to our whole country. These ef-
forts OF yours to foster enmitv. create
disorder, and lead to violence. car no
longer be tolerated I. !. hoped this
warning will lie sufficient. Very respect.
fully, yonr .obedient servant,
3. L, CnALrlN, Assistant Adjutant-
General.
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Ad dn.inistrator's Notice.

I FILTERS of administration having been
Ia granted to the undersit ned upon the estate
OF MAJ geret KeeneI, OF Dunkaid tp.. Green.
county, Pa, decd notice is hereby given u
all relsons indebted tn said estate 10 make
immediate paymlnt, and those having claims
settlement. JNO. 8. KEENER,
His.8w Dunkard tp., Administrator.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-15

THE MICHIGAN kLtCrlON Official re-
turns from tha late election Ia Michigan
show net Uulon majority OF 2l.03l,
instead Of $1,000 a. al fist roughly Gu.
,imated Mr. Is this all. e sht ooun-
ties are yet to be heard from, which will
increase tho majority about 1900. This
is twenty times the Connecticut MAORI.
ty.
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THE JEFF. DAVIS SENSATION.
Gen. Burton will take aim TO Richmond
-Urdtr 0 III, Pres idcnt.

FoHrRrss Mo>Hor, May l0-The writ
OF hibras corpus in the case OF jeff Davis
was served this morning On General
Burton by Marshal Underw cd and
ID putty Marshal Duncan. 6eueral Bur.
ION at first decided to deliver Mr.. Davis
over to the costoday ot the Marshals to-
morrow, but afterwards determined on
obeyipg the writ literally. requiring him
to produce Davis before the Richmond
Court. Mr. Davis and family, General
Burton and the Marshals will take the
steamer to morrow for Richmond. Gen.
eral Burton, on Monday, will personally
produce the prisoner in Court In the
event OF DAVIS being released by Judge
Underwood under the writ, he will be
Immediately re- arrested and placed
on trial under an Indictment tor treason.
Robert Ould and numerous other visi-
tors reached here this morning, bearing
boqutts and other presents to Mr.. Davis
and family.
The utmost interest and anxiety is
t'hUllc>'o' Nv IbIlulk TespPCllH2 tHc
probabilities Of the trial AMI release Of
Davis
The following is a copy of Gen. Bur-
toms order: ..
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. May 8, 67
To Brev Big. Gen. BmMn, Commmd.
ing Officer at Frtre Monr"e:
The President OF the United States
directs you to surrender Jefferson Davis,
now held in confinement under military
authority at For,re.s Monroe. to the
United States Marshal. or Deputies.
upon any process which may issuc from
the federal Court OF the state ut Virgil
mia. You will report the action taken
by you in this order and forward copy
of the process served upon yon to this
Office.
BY order of the President.
[Signed, K. u TOWNSEND,
Adj. General.
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which they propose to sell at the very lowest
figures, depending on the quality and cheap
ness of their goods to gain them custom.
Give them call before purchasing else
where, and they will prove tn the above is
correct Room in Allison's building, nearly
opposite the Court House, Waynesburg
4;l,'67tf
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Bounty sax Statement
Account of the School Directors of Morgan
township in relation to bounty taxes levied
and collected in 1861
DR..
April lst 1864, levied $I,247 81
Cr
BY erations...........$ 40 81
BY collectors commission. 81 90
by cash paid Parkinson..., 300 90
BY cash paid M'Glumphy. 800 90
BY do, Gass and Bucsiug-
nam...... ............... 0OO OO
By interest on orlers....... 500
BY cash paid school fund 80 OO-- l,24O 81
Balance uncolected.."." 03
Bounty tax levied and collected in 1885,: :
DR..
To amt. of bounty tax levicd........$5,s $40 SO
Or.
BY generations 1856 90
BY collectors per ccntnge ia 50
BY cash paid for 10 vol
enteers. 1853 l5-$5, ,Sl9 SO
We, the undersigned auditors, do hereby
certify, the foregoing statement is correct, ac-
CO, ding to the accounts Laid before us for set
tlrment, to the best of our knowledge
j. G. POLLOCK
MILLER IAMS,
JOHN BELL Auditors.
The account Oft p Pollock, d p. Bell
Jacob Rush, and Henry Bell, Commissi ners
OF Morgan township to levy and collect u tax
to pay volunteers, by m Act of Assembly, ap-
proved the cath day of August, 1864.
Dr.
Amount Of tax levied. s2
Or.
BY cXoncrations.......".. 10 90
BY interest and disc't paid
tnk....u.....".......... ~ 90
BY amt paid collectors. l3o %
BY " not yet collect d.. 55 90
BY attorneys ees............ 10 90
BY transmn and exp Of
volunteers. ........... l28 3d.. 81, l7G 6S
$5,6i. o.
To subscription money.........."sa,7ia 90
CT,
BY amount paid " volun-
teers...".......""."""$s,353 1888, 355 %
22+
Dr..
Balance TO collect. ect.................."...$55 1856 90
Dr.
Balance due Col Harrls....S 80 0O--$ 81 "a
Balance due Commissioners 7G
We. the undersigned, do certify that the
foregoing statement IS correct accoding to
the papers and allegations mi before US.
j. G POLLOCK,
MILLER IAMS,
5;l5-3t JOHN BELL, Auditors,
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

In pursuance of Call fiom the State
Central Committee, the citizens of the
several townships will procee'l to elect
delegates to attend County Convention
at Wayneabnrg IN the
nth DAY OFJUNE, u
next, tor the purpose OF nominating del,
egatcs TO attend State Convention to
assemble at Wllliamsport on the 26tb
OF June next, and for other purposes
It is known perhaps to all that cand,
date for Jndge of the Supreme Court is
to be nominated, and also. . her matters
OF Importance to be Il. ne.
4 NJ SAVERS,
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EXECUTORS N .lTICE,

1 ErTE95 testnmentary on the estate OF
Ia Afford Gregg Of Cumberland town
ship, Greene county, Pa, decd havinl been
granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said est tc to
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same To present them i'm
properly authenticated FOR settle
ment. AARON GREGG,
3; i5-Gw. Cumbe land to-, Ex, CutOr.
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Communicated.

EACH THINKS FOR HIMSELF.
Duo attention given to all who communicate for this
column.
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o. 8. DISTRICT COURT At RICHMOND

o. s. DISTRICT COURT At RICHMOND
The United States District Court,
Judge Underwood presiding c"mmenc-
ed its session in Richmond on the 9th
Among the members OF the Grand jury
were john NJ Bous Joseph Segnr,
Lewis MrKpnsie. and FIVE colored men
The Judge in his charge, congratulated
tue jury that, ,hnngh it had hren threat.
en Il with discussion bv assassination,
vet thauk, to Congress i met now in
srcnrit. This promised better things
fr Richmond, a city where the press
! hid reached lhe lowest depths Of pro
higacy, the pulpit had heen pro>tituted
by minis'e'lng gay Lo,ha,ios, and llcen-
tipusness had un'il halt the children
were l'lrgi'lmate. The jury ould have
ag 0h deal of work much of which was
created by tie demonstration Of the
re"pe and by the disloyal nress which
had e con'aged pejnry aud urterfei-
| ting 70 cheat the Government. lie call
ed attention to the tact that negroes
were not allowed the ire dom ~ street
cars. The Examiner has information
that the session Of ,he Court will he
prolonged until the adjournment of the
Snmene Court. wheu.. Chief Justice
Lh"se will come and preside at the tlia
OfDlvls
$. II. Chandler. ''rnsecutins Attor-
ney.is now IN New York consulting Mr..
Evarts. Davis counsel. about the trial.
Mr.. Davis will probably b. brouyh,
here Saturday, and then held by the
civil authorities till trial. Chef Justice
Chase is expected next week,
LOUISVILLE, May 8 "A special to the
C,urier from Russellvile, KY, says -,
lion. Elisha llirz just elected to Con-
gress from the Thlid District bv an al
most unanimous vote over his lta.licnl
opponents, committed suicide this after.
noon. by blowing out his brains with q
pistol He left note saying in the
pre- .ent condition Of the country his
advanced aye precluded his dnng hls
country any good. an he sought relief
IN death.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

MoRE than one thous md people read the
REPUBLICAN, every week, that cannot he reach
ed directly through any her medium
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IL. MI. s5ayers,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
In addition to other business will attend To all casa.
In bankruptcy that may be entrusted to his care Oce
opposite Drug Store Of u. W, Roberts Co.
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K NJ SAVERS

Chairman of The County Committee
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TERMS NF SUBSCRIPTION.

Two dollars n year, payabls invariably in
advance. One dollar for six months, payable,
Invariably in advance
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-11

To Amend the 18th 8ectioa 81 N Ordnance
EntitleA s&an Ordnance Regulating Pub.
lie Safety, Comfort. and Convenience.
PISSED asd AppEoveAs Hay 20 lses-
uDE IT ORDAINED BY the Common Counch Of
: the City OF Richmond, That The l4th Section Of
q Ordinauce regulating Public SAFETY Comfort and
Conveuence, passed and approved, May 20, 1851. be
and the same is hereby amended 50 as 70 read:
SEGA. Said MAJOR may Lawfully issue his proc
Ianasion fofbdiuG the running u large OF any sort
Of dog in said City, unless be shan b secursay
uxzed NJ any period At the year. when required, in
his opinion. BY he public safety, or when mad dogs
nav be wishia ssar - city, SAID harshal or any
person AUTHORISED 90 do By said Mayor, may law
fully XII or canse the killing of any such animal 20
found unlasfauy q larEe- Sad AaEss,au and the
whoie police force a sad City, shah, receiviag
notice 70 that e.ex froa said Mayor, psoessd forth
ush 10 kill III dogs found IT hrKs And any per-
son 20 couvSetsd beluss saa Mayer Of having noses
a, intsrnpsl, - haAeesd sid 1arshal g Other
AUTHORISED peson, in the dseharKs Of said duty shah
sor every - esa, e A.sd in any san net ex-
eeeding twenty Eve dssars- ~
Passed and approved, April Z, 1851
----IaaLEWI3 d. STCBBS. Mayor.
p p KIsx, City Clagk
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-11

TREATY WITH RussIA.-On the 3oth
ult, the President communicated to the
Senate, in executive session. treaty
with Russia. by which that Power sur
renders to the United States its sover-
ei0uty over all Russian America and the
adjacent islands. It especially includes
the "trip 400 miles long which extends
down the coast, thus nearly excluding
Brush. America from the coast The
price to be paid for this territory is about
seven million dollars. The treaty was
signed early in the morning. and sent to
the Senses shoetly aftsrward.
The Senate COMMITTEES on Foreign Al
fSfrs he'd an0ther meeting on the Sd. for
the purpose OF arriving At some final
conciusion IN regard 70 the Russian
treasy. 1t is understood that the Chair
man. Of the Committee, Mr.. sumner, Is
opposed to it, and win move its post
peIspeat untl next session, in order to
giv6naAe frieads OF the meAsure an oP-
p6rthufty 70 make out . case In its behalf
tits pretty csrtain that. il the matter Il
pressed now, not only viii il not get
two thirds vote. but hardly majority
for its MITIGATION
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-11

A Chicago dispatch says that man
named Samuel Milliken. from Hamilton,
Ohio, was arrested here last week,
charged with bigamy. He came to this
city about two weeks ago. and soon sue
ceeded in marrying Mrs. johnson,
widow with good amount Of worldly
goods. A day or two since. Milliken
CHANGED to meet some acquaintances
from Ohio. and his true character was
revealed. He has a large family in Ham
nton. He succeeded in robbing his new
wife of $4,000.