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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27
AlPAlAIG2 CBPILEI

Throw away your false iri2zcs, your switches
your wig
Destructive oFc)mIort, andnot worth a iie:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice in your own IuXurant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause it may have fallen out) and
iorcinga grolh OF hair upon the face it has no
equal. 1t Ill force the beard to grow upon
the smoothcst iacgin from five to eight weeks.
orhair upon bald heads in from two to three
months A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force
or hasten the growth Of the hair or beard
Their assertions are false, rs thousands Of liv-
ing witnesses (trom their own cXpeIicnce) can
bear witness. But many will say, | ow are we
to distinguish the genuine from the spurious
II certainly is difficult, as nine.tcnihs of tho
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless; and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase. 70 such we wouldsay, try
the lieparator CapilIi, it will cost you moth
ing unless il fully comes up to our represen-
mtE0ns. lfyour druggist does not keep it,
send lis one dollar aud we viii forward ii,
postpaid. together with n receipt for the mo-
ncy which will he roturned you on applica
ton, providing entire satisfaction is not given,
Address, W. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
Nos West Eaycttc ST., Syracuse, N. Y
fCbl3. 'GT-iy
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the continued existence of many satraps
established in the Southern States by the
abominable o,igarchy at Washington
In every community thousands of men
put voluntary end to their lives for the
most tr!hng causes. Why it does not
occur to some of those who are rprdered
desperate and weary of living. by the
wretchcdness which this INVASION has
brought on them. that a glorious mar
tyrdom may now be substituted for an
ignominious suicide, is one of the ten
lures OF these timss which are most
surprising and contradictory.
1t is useless to sound the depth of
infamy that submergcs the wretch who
penned the above lines. The Enquirer
at that time was published without Civ
ing any persoas nanle as its editor
Thus the responsibility cannot be fixed
upon any certain one. 1t may have
been Pollard, Pryor, or a Davis.
Certain it is that the journals in the
South were under the immediate espion-
age of the Confederate Government and
whatever appeared in their columns il
stamped with the approval of its leaders,
showing undoubtedly their completely
in that foul plot, the execution of which
threw mantle OF mourning over the
loyal North.
Such are the men who are now clam,
orous for full restitution of their polIt.
ical rights; and what a shame, what 4
reproach to us, that there are those il
our midst who second their request
We are directly indebted TO Mr., b
+, F!enniken, for this relic of the Con,
tederacy-ndircct'y to Miss NJ Camp,
bell, who spent the years Of :he war il
the South and is now on visit to he,
friends in this place.
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DISTRESSING DISASTER.

MEMPHIS, February l9.-1'he Aca-
lanche of this morning says: The David
White left New Orleans on Thursday
night tor Louisville, with one hundred
passengers and five hundred tons of
freight tor Nashville. She exploded her
larboard boiler Sunday noon, near CO..
lumbia, 225 miles south of here. The
forward part ofthe boat was literally
torn to atoms. Many passengers and
officers were blown up one hundred feet
in the air, with fragments and debris of
the boat. The scene is described as
eart-rendering. The clothes were
blown off some of the officers. Captain
Kinney was blown up one hundred feet,
and landed in the river much bruises
and scaldcd Captain Shaw, the clerk,
reports the loss of passengers at sixty
five. Many names are unknown, as the
books were thrown overheard and could
not be found. The boat is a complete
wreck. Part of the boiler exploded
upwards, and part downwards, tearing
the hull'wido open. The engineers and
firemen on watch were blown down
with the hull. TIE steamer Peter Balen
picked up the survivors. The Emerald
and Pauline Carroll brought them here
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Gentlemen & Ladies' Wear
q. II H.N5A.T-sY ECmTs.E5SED !!
SUEEE.s ND REOEgE!

When by the use of DR. JOINVILLES
ELIXlR you can be cured permanently, and
at tlitiing cost
The astonishing success which has attended
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Nervous Weakness, General Debility and
Prostitution, Loss of Muscular Energy. In
potency. or any olthc consequences ofyouth-
iul indiscrclion, renders it the most valuable
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Ii will remove all nervous alIt tctions, de-
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business loss ofmemory, confusion, thoughts
of selr-destructon fears Of insanity &c. 1t
will restore the appetite, renew the health Of
those who have destroyed 1t by sensual eX-
cess or evil practices.
Young men, be humbuged no more by
"Quack Doctors and ignorant practitioners,
but send without delay for the Elixir, and be
at once restored to health and happiness. A
perfect cure is guaranteed in every instance,
Price 81 or four bottles to one address, :S3.
One bottle is sufficient to effect n cure in all
ordinary cases, L.i
ALSO, DIR. JOINVILLES' SPECIFIC
PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Gonorrhea, Glcct, Urethral Discharges GRAY
el, Structure and all affections of the Kidneys
and Bladder Cures effected in from one to
five days. They are prepared from vcgeta-
bic extracts That are harmeess on the system,
anu never nuusente the stomach or impreg-
nate the breath. No change OF dietis neces>
sary while using thcm nor does their action
in any manner interfere With Dusincsspursults.
Price %j per box.
Either OF the above mentioned articles will
be sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, on receipt OF price.
Address all orders to ....s
BERGER, SHUTS e. CO., Chemists,
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SURRATr.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., February 10,
lsB7.-rho SNatara is still off the Navy
Yard with Surratt aboard. No conmu.
nlcation with the shore excepting by
parties having authority ircm tho Navy
Department. The Cabinet considered
to-day the question as to the proper
plan for the satc keeping OF the prisoner,
and other subjects in that connection. A
cell is already prepared in Jail for Sur
rats reception, to which he will proba-
bly,. soon be transferred under custody
Of the United States Marshal. ..
A bench warrant was issued to-day by
Judge Fisher, of the Criminal Court
commanding the United States Marshal
to bring John A. Surratt before said
Court Immediately this afternoon. Soon
after notice was given by the Navy
Department of its readiness to deliver
Surratt to the civil authorities, Marshal
Goodng proceeded to the Navy Yard
where the warrant was exhibited &C
Admiral Rodford. The latter, with q
guard OF marines, proceeded 10 the Swa,
tars, land soon returned with the prisoner
whom he delivered to the Marshall
Surratt was dressed in Zouave uniform
such as he wore when arrested in Egypt
and hanlcutftd, Having been placec
IN back with an armed guard, he was
driven to jail and placed in custody Of
the warden, who has lately fitted W
three IRON clad cells, on each floor, ,whirl
are used for the confinement of muir.
ders and desperate characters. He wa
placed in one Of these cells, from whicl
there is no possible chance OF escape
No one Is allowed to see him excepting
his counsel and the officers of the prison
The prisoner positively denies that he il
John II Surratt.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

Mr.. PEABoDYs git to the Southern
States, for the education of their youth,
is not very gratefully received. Tile
R'cAmond Dispatch, augusta Chronicle,
and other leading rapers consider that
the selection OF Northern men for the
majority OF the tru-tees is "a sratmtous
insultto the honor, intelligence, and
manhood OF the South, that the fund ia
intended to educate children at the
South as Yankees and they especially
object that it is to be used for the edu,
cation OF the negroes.
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SMERLEEss SAIL:

E)Y virtue ofO writ of Vendiioni Exponas,
ID issued out If the Comt Of Common
Pleas OF Greene county ard TO me directed.
there viii he exposed to public sale at the
Comt House In Wayncsbulg on Tuesday 18th,
day Of March next ut / O'Clock, T.. NJ, the fol
loving property, viz
All the right, title, interest and claim o
Def of, in and to certain Tract of land sit
uatcd in Franklin Township Greene Co., Pa.
adjoining lands of Daniel Throclimorton Amos
ClGvengcr David Scott, Jcs Hill and others
containing one hundred and eighty five acres
more or less, one hundred and thirty acres of
which are cleared, and has erected thereon
one frame dwelling house and kitchen, frame
barn. log stable tenant house and other ont
buildings two apple orchards and othe er fiuil
trees ON the premises.
Taken in execution as the property of Da-
vid \ Morley IL Thomns Hill at the suit of
Farmers 4 DroVers Bank Of fWayncsburg.
HEATH JOINS,
Sheriff.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENT rs.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TaIAL All MARCH
TERM. 1867.
FIRST WEEK

Linch vs. Bus'ey, No. 1906, June Term, 1856.
llixon for use VS. Ncars Executors, No. 2Oj,
March Term, 1859.
Harvey vs. Bell, No. 2lO March Term 1859.
Craddick rs Owen Il Dunn, No 54, Dccem-
her Term, 1868.
Mnndrll vs. Clcavcngcr, No. 100, September
Term, 1864.
lluss' Administrators vs Iluss, No. lOl, June
Term, 1869
Classy vs. Franklin township, No. 10, Sept
Term, 1865.
lusgns for use VS. Graham, No 81, Scptom.
her Term, 1865.
Stockdalc vs. Ross & Stevenson, 2OG, JunC
Term, 1866.
Hughes vs. Ross s. Stevenson, No. 2O7, JunC
Term, 1866.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

The American press is now paying the
Atlantic Telegraph Company something
over ten thousand dollars per month for
the transmission Of news. and a PROPOSE,
tion is under advsement that the Amer
can press shall pay the propretars OF the
cables two hundred thousand dollars per
annum, and have set apart certain hours
during which the cable shall be used ex-
cluslyely for the transmission Of news
reports. This would enable the papers
to publish much fuller details than they
feel authorized in doing while charged
80 mach for every word
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WHIISKEnS s.
M u s 7 A G H r s !

EORCED to grow upon the smoothcst face
II in from three to five weeks by using DIR.
SEYIGNE'S RESTAURA1EUR CAPIL-
LAlRE, the most wonderful discovery in
modem science, acting upon the Beard and
Hair IN an almost miraculous manner. 1t has
been used by the elite of Paris and Lcndon
with the most ilattering success Names of
nil purchases will be registered, and If entire
satisfaction Ia not givenin every instance, the
money will be cheeriully refunded Price by
mail, sealed and postpaid, ~. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Ad-
dress BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
No. $50 River Street, Troy, n. Y. Sole
agents for the United States. ieb20,G7ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

In tie Common Pieas Of Greeue coau'y:
TN the matter of the account of John lIogr,
| Esq, trustee of Mary lIeaton, widow of
Abiah ilratcn, decd,
Notice is hereby given that the account of
said trustee has been fled in HE oIlirc of the
ProthOuotNry, and will hc presented to the
Court on the 2Sth day of March next for al
lownnCo. j. Il, TEMPLE,
lub4O.tC. prOthon0t try.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

TIE TAX BlLL.-The House was
principally engaged to-day, 22nd, and
this evening on the amendatory tax bill.
The tax on raw cotton was stricken out
entirely, After long debate the in-
come tax was left as it stood in the bill,
namely, a tax of FIVE per cent, on all in-
comes, with one thousand dollars exempt
Several attempts were made to modify
the tax The other changes in the bill
were unimportant.
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Major General Thomas is a Ylrpinian

Major General Thomas is a Vlrginian
Yet he declared before the Congressional
Committee that 'outrages committed
upon the freedmen by white men are
not punished, and there is no prospect
tor justice to the blacks before the
Courts He further declared that the
only remedy was supervisory military
power Cavillers at Congress should
ponder upon these strong expressions.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

A SlNGuLAR DSCoyERY.--A Western
exchange says that two men were re,
Gently engaged in securing dlitt~wood
on the Mississippi when they noticed,
at some distance from the bank, . large
trunk Of n tree which they succeeded in
bringing in. On examining their prize
they found that one end had been partly
split open, and appealed to bave been
filed up with moss or leaves. The
curiosity Of the men was excited, and
they went to work, and by inserting
wedges IN the crack, succeeded IN spit.
ting he log open, when they discovered
that it was hollow on the inside, and
that the cavity was partially filled up
with what, at first sight, appeared to be
the full torn OF man, wrapped mp in
n hutfllo robe They removed the buf,
falo robe, which although bearlng inal>
catl ms OF great age, was slilI unbroken
ml discovered inside the skrletoa of a
man, the flesh entirely wa,tei away, but
the bones skill adherjug Together and
preserving Cha form aud outline cons
pI"te, Besides the bones OF th,4 d,pa@t-
el brave were tomd, i. ia sail, a 'omI
haaka Qniycr NIL # ar ows and a bow,
all exhibiting ma * OF great age, an
doubtless having been preserved from
decay by the exclusion Of the air.
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SECOND WEEK --lsr DIVISION.


Coc vs. Lindley's, No II, June Term 1857.
Shough VS. Kinncy's heirs, No. q, June Term
1857.
Adams vs. Gordon, No. 80, June Term, 1861.
Henderson vs. Kughn No 90. June Term 'Gl.
Morris vs. Lucas, No H. June Term, 1862.
Shelby VS. Durham, No. 02, September Teym
1862.
Sharpncck VS.. Curl, No. lot, March Term,
1865.
Lcmley vs. Gapen, No. l2i, June Term. 1865,
Campbell vs. Williams, No. lG, September
Term, 1865.
2ND DIVISION.
South VS. Long, No. 60, December Term. 'G5
Hickman vs Hickman & Wiley, No. ., March
Term, 1866
Gordon vs Shrivcr, No. 40, March Term, 'GG.
lluss VS. Stephens, No. ISL, March Term, 'GG.
Bcntlcy vs. Clouds, No. 1873, March Term,
1866.
Fosters Administrators vs. Anderson, No, 10,
June Term, 1866
Lynch ct al Va. Dunkard township, No 1913,
June Term, 1866.
Hook VS. Odenbaugh, No. 2ll, juno Term,
1866.
Willmms vs. Mccoy & Co., No. LOG, septem.
her Term, 1866
McEroy, Dickson e. Co. VS. Burns Admins
traitors, No. l67 December Term, 1866.
j. +. TEMPLE Proth'y.
f1b27-tc.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

NMBaIsKA-As Nebraska has rati fled
the fundamental condition of universal
suffrage, the President, as soon as he
receives official Information to that eff
feet, will issue Presidential proclama>
ton declaring Nebraska admitted into
the Union. The Senators elect, how.
ever, have decided not to take their
seats unit! the Forticth Congress, or
the ground that il they were sworn in
now the two years of the Thirty.nInlh
Congress would necessarily be deducted
from their Senatorial term of service.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

The removals from Office since July
last are stated at 4i5, out of 2434 ap-
pointmcnts. The nominations sent to
the Senate were 247, only five Of which
have been acted on. Otl07 removals
IN the Post Office Department, l2O were
for political reasons .tH .
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

Thomas Lais shot and instantly killed
George Eler, as the latter was taking
his seat in the prisoners dock in the
Criminal Court, Philadelphia, on
Wednesday. Eler had brutally outs
ragged the daughter of Lcis, aged be-
tween ten and eleven years, aud was
ao"ut to be placed upon trial for the of>
tense, when the agonized parent took
the law into his own hands. Leis was
committed to p,ison tor trial
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

our MIDST WHO second tnelr request
We are directly indebted TO Mr., b.
i, F!enniken, for this relic of the Con,
tederacy--lndircct'y to Miss NJ Camp.
bell, who spent the years Of :he war in
the South and is now on a visit to her
friends in this place.
FOREIGN.
There were alarming rumors, on the
18th. ofa FenIan moven ent upon Ches.
ter, England Dispatches read in the
House OF Commons stated that the de-.
mOnstratioN was serious, and that the
Feuians might have taken the town but
for timely information given to the an
thoriiies. The London papers say that
the fourteen hundred strangers went
merely to witness prize Gght. No ar
rests were made.
Seventy supposed Fenians were ar,
rested in Dublin on the arrival Of the
Holy head mail steamer on the 18th
inst
The following dispatches give a bis-
tory OF The Fenian outbreak in Ireland ::
LONDON, Monday, Feb IS.
The cause of the Fenlan outbreak III
the South of Ireland is yet buried in
obscnr'ty, though the Telegraph lines
which ran through the dl:atfectet dis
trlct are again working and commnnl-
cation has been restored. Some say
that 1t was caused by tn, arrest OF the
American ollcer, Capt Morlarly: while
others say that thus prompt arrest pre-
vented a general rising OF the Irish
Inc BRUSH government mad news OF
'he al1alr early on the l2lh INST An
upper servant In lhe household OF the
Earl OF kenmore had received two an
onymous notes stating that a rising was
planned IN hlllarney' and that the leader
would reach h'ilarney from CahirciVeen
that Msht' Conslaoies were lmmedl-
ately sent TO intercept nm They met
a wagon Oh "n'ch 'hey ioana Morlarty'
whom they TOOK into custody, and upon
searching MS person ionnd letters con-
hrln''S 'he assertions IN ,he anonymous
notes "A courier named Dnggan was
sent TO CanlrclVeeh TO warn the polce.
"A party OF reoelS caught hlh while on
MS wa" ana demahueu MS dispatches,
when he refused TO give up'and ht'emp'
,ed escape. lhey hred upon MN, and
ne was Oaaly wounded. AS far as Is
known at present. ne Is the only person
VINO mas oeen hnrt' Inc police OF "a
hirciVeeh got news OF the trouble by
other messengers ana from several spies
among the fen'ahs. iney were strength
ened oy a detachment from the man-ot>
war G'ao'ator' "h'cn was lying or
Valentla, ana saved thelr station from
attack. one Dand OF Fenlans, 80 in
number, TOOK horse at helIs Tor their
leader oConnor, ana another band
stopped the mail on the road from K'l>
larney to Cahlrclveen, but they did no
violence TO any one In fact, nowhere
has life been taken or property destroy
ed.
The Fenlan plan was to attack Kill
larney, capture the place, and then
march to Cork But the immediate dis
patch oftroops from Cork to Killarney
by Gen. Bates, and the celebrity of Col.
IIorsford's movements defeated the
whole plot and caused the insurgent
band to dlsperse The horse OF a Fcnian
courier was caught by the troops; a
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ri otlGS !!

SLATER ODENBAUGH,
nEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES III.
IL quors and every thing pertaining to a INST
class Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. "Creigh's Old Stand" Wayncs.
urg, Pa, May 30, 'GG..ly.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-27

Importers an Jobbers Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods. Cloths. Cassimcrs, BlanketA
Linens, White Goods, &c, &c,
Nos. 4O5 e. 407 MARKET STREET,
AJorc Eourh, North Side,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
eyMr Holland takes occasion to advise the
retail merchants OF Greene, Washington and
adjoining counties that he will call upon them
and solici, their custom for the above named
house. Those wishing to address him can do
SO at Bcallsvillc, Pa. lebl3 62-tf
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IND DIVISION.
ApMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
7 ETTERS TESrAMENTARY on the
Ia estate ofA. WILSON, Sr. late of Marion
township, Greene county, decd, having been
granted to the unlersignrd notice ia hereby
given to all persons Indebted to sail estate
to make immediate payment anl those hay
ing claims TO present them Immediately, prop
pc!ly authenticated FOR settlement
W. +. u. WEBB,
ANDREW WILSON,
of Marion township Ad nini>trtors.
feb. lG, 'G1 CIV
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feb. 20, 'G7,-ts.
BEAUTY. !!
AUBURN, GOLDEN, FLAXEN AND
SILKEN CURLS,

DRODUCED by the use Of Prof DE
[ BREUX FRISER LIE CllEVEUX One
application warranted to curl the most straight
and stubborn hair Of either sex into wavy
ringlets, or heavy massive curls, Has been
used by the iashionablcs of Paris and London,
with the most gratifying results Does no in
jury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and
postpaid, ~. Descriptive circulars mailed
free. Address BERGER, SHUTS & co,
Chemists, No. 2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y,
Sole Agents for the United States
frb9N 'G7-ly
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-03
NOT LAWYER ENOUGH TO HURT.

NOT LAWYER ENOUGH TO HURT.
That moderate reputation at the bar
is not regarded in the West as an in
surmountable barrier to vital piety or
membership in the church. has been
definitely settled at F., a city of
Illinois, where an interesting revival
OF religion has been in progress under
the ministration of Presiding Elder
B., an able minister, and some
thing of q wit. That church was q
power in the city and country round
about. A young lawyer, Hiram
D., had been regular attendant
at the. meeting, had several times
gone forward to the anxious seat,
yet seemed to be in no hurry to unite
with the church. The sickle had
been thrust in unsparingly for seve-
raj weeks, and now they were gather
ing the sheaves. Brother Hiram was
called to tell his experience and ex-
plain the difficulties in the way of
his looming out" He arose and
said he felt the necessity of being
a Christian, but the fact was, he was
just starting in the world, had no
way of making aliving but to practice
law, and doubted whether man
could be q lawyer and Christian too!
At this point Elder B. cried out:
'tcome along, Brother Hiram, you are
not lawyer enough to hurtl"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-03

There is a story told of italian re-
venge, of which we are continually
reminded. A nobleman's wife, OF
great beauty, seemed to her friends
the most light-hearted of all her gay
company, till one day an afflicted
companion had to be consoled, when
the seemingly gay countess let her
companion into a private chamber,
and uncovered the ghastly skeleton
OF her former lover, detected and
murdered by her husband, and which
he compelled her thus to uncover
and look upon once each day. She
added, Gould you but see it, there
Is skeleton in every house"