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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
DEMoCaArICl pROsCRIPTI0s.

l
The Calhoun doctrine Of nullifcas
tion and State rights and the former
proscriptive policy of the South have
become thoroughly imbued in Demo.
cratic principles. Tho dangerous SEN
timent is urged upon the people in the
present judicial contest. Hon, Thos
Williams, a native of New England is
not considered suitable for preferment,
He has lived with us for the greater
part of his life, but in their eyes is
sufficiently tainted with the hated
dogmas of Connecticut to exclude him
from our offices and from the State,
were the argument followed to its
rightful conclusion. This must be
poor consolation for that large portion
of our population who cannot claim to
be natives of our State. According
to this theory they are not only not
amenable to the rights and privileges of
citizens but had Democracy the power
they would drive them from their homes
Not per force, necessarily; but what
considerations would there be for living
among those by whom you are ostra-
cised politically and taboocd socially :?
This narrow-mindedness was the
prompting of the recent assault made
by the delectablc organ of that party
upon the President and faculty of
Waynesburg College. The Commence
ment didn't suit them. 1t being next
to an impossibility for a young man to
complete course of study in any in
stitution and come out latter-tlay
Democrat, why should they expect
favor at the hands of intelligent, clear
and Independent men? 1t
is time, long since, that they should
have ceased to think of it. They are
fond of denouncing sermons from the
pulpit, breathing pure Gospel truths
and teachings, and literary exercises
that arc in keeping with the advanc-
ed age, as 'political harrangues," and
would if possible shut out the light of
knowledge in our midst, or conform
its, teachings to their own peculiar
views.
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government and to strengthen that Of
the States. All this to embarrass and
if possible arrest ihe progress Of a war
for the suppression ofs gigantic re-
bellion and the lberntion of an en-
slaved race. All thisto humiliate an
administration that won the admira-
ton of the civilized world by its sub
lime courage, its heroic devotion to
freedom and humanity, and its indy
ing zeal for the integrity of the re-
public. All this to give aid and COM
fort to a lost and perishing Cause. All
this for the sake of that abominable
institution of slavery which was 50
long the curse of the nation, and for
the defence ofwhich the constitutional
quibbles were all conjured up. All
this to endeavor to revive and sustain
a ruinous system of localized bank
currency, the most infamous and afro
cious that ever blasted the fair fame of
a nation.-No,h American. .u 3 2H'
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DIR. BLACKBURN PERMITTED rO RE.

TORONTO, September 20.-The cele-
brated DR.. Blackburn, of yellow fever
notoriety, left Canada for New Or
leans yesterday, having obtained per-
mission to do so under the late amnes-
ty proclamation.
DIR, BLACKBURN, notorious for his
attempt to infect Northern cities with
smallpox and yellow fever, during
the war, goes back to New Orleans by
President Johnson's permission. More
than likely, if"My Policy" is SUCCESS
full, Blackburn will represent a district
of Louisiana, or perhaps, the State in
the Congress at Washington. Those
who favor such proceedings should
vote for Sharswood as the party he
represents undoubtedly throw their
weight on that side of the balance.
Pennsylvanians, does his coming have
your sanction? you have a chance to
speak at the polls Yes, for Sharswood!
No, for Williams!
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TIE Harrisburg Telegraph makes
a sharp point on William A. Wallace,
Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee. 1t states that he procured
q negro to go into the army as his
substitute; and it argues that it is in
decent in him to abuse the race, one
member of which had the courage to
stand between him and the bullets of
a common enemy. The Telegraph
thinks if Mr.. Wallace considered a
colored man good enough to be his
military substitute in war, he ought to
consider him good enough to be his
political equal in peace.
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PATRIor, please remsmber if Judge
Sharswood had BON On the Supreme
Bench, with the two Copperheads
already there, The draft would never
have been sustained, the bounty and
currency laws would have been de-
olared unconstitutional, and the re-
bellion would have proved success
instead of a failure. 1t was the draft
which equalized the service due the
State by all citizens in time of war.
Before the draft, the armies were filed
up by Republicans and War Demo-
Gratis. The draft came to force Cop
perheads in the ranks to defend the
land from traitors. Which is the
reason the Copperheads like Shars-
wood, who so bitterly denounced that
process of making soldiers.-H0ris-
burg Telegraph.
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JUDGE sHARswOOD ON LEGAL TEN.
DERS.
Extract from His Opinion In tho Case o
UOrie Xs. IrOti.

On the whole, then, am OF tho opinion that
the provision of the act OF Congress of February
18th, 1857, declaring the notes issued in pursuance
of that act To be lawful N oney, ana legal tender
Ii UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
This renders II unnecessary that should con
slider tho other question which has been made
a. 70 the effect OF the special agreement topay il
lawful money of the United States. am In n
vor ofepterinE Judgment for the plaintiff, but a,
majority ofthe court are ofa different opinion
Judgment for the defendant" Copied from tn,
Philadelphia Age" OF 23d of February, 1881
where tho opinion is published in fulD.
1t may also be found in tho Legal Intellgen
ssr" OF March ls, 1851, page %.
In tho same copy OF tho "Age" isa carefully
prepared eulogy the Judge and this opinion in
which Is tho following:
Judge SHARswoop reasons upon and decides
the case as II he Were some lofty spirit sitting
far above and out of the contentious anu strifes
0fthe world"
viii not the holders Of green-bacts and Gov
eminent bonds consider the Judge as quite toe
elevated and ETHEREAL for such earthly honors as
q scat on the Supreme Bench
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THE CooKsrowN MURDER.-The
Grand Jury of Fayette County have
returned true bill against Fleming
Britton, Cunnard and John Shaw,
charged with the murder of Mr.. Evans,
at Fayettc City, (Cookstown,) one
night several weeks since. The case
will be brought up for trial at the
present term of Court.
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LET every Union man remember
that Friday next, September 9th,
will be the last day upon which he can
be assessed. The election will take
place on Tuesday, October Sth, and
the law requires every voter to be
assessed ten days before that time.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN has been
telegraphed to by the Presidents
friends, and it is expected he will re-
turn to this country. 1t is not known
what johnson wants of him, probably
to throw up Notifications around the
White House. i.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CIuCAGo, Sept. p, 1867.
ELoUR-Active at sS 50GDlO 80 for spring etras.
WAEAT-More active and I0Dlc higher at
81 S31lDI So for No. | 81 72lGl 10 for No.2.
CoRN-Opened firm but closed tamo and is1lc
lower sales of No. at 81 G29l 03; No. 2 at87lS1
!9c, andclosing at 81 0lDl o. for No. y724@0sc
for Noe.
O.ATs-Active and 59Gc higher, closing at $50
58c.
RYE-lc lower, closing quiet at 81 % for No. Il;
81 Is for No. 2,
MESS PORK-Quiet Mt % Is.
LARD-firm at 49, tm31S.
BEEF CArTLE-Dull at 0090 ID for first class
shipping. E, L-s-- $500.
HoGs-Flrm and 1oSl5c higher, at 60 1907 90
for good to strictly prime.
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SHERIDAN is receiving ovations a

SHERIDAN is receiving ovations al
every step of his journey from Lcaven-
worth to Washington. He passed
through Pittsburgh last week and re-
ceived a warm welcome by the People
and authorities, of both Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. Can there be any mistak-
ing the feeling that moves the loyal
masses of the North who so honor the
true-hearted Sheridan? -' ....i
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ARE you AssEssEDf

Those who are not already assessed
should remember that Friday Sep
tember 9th, is the last day when it
can be done. Attend to it.
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The hardest hit Mr.. johnson has
received yet was from negro. He
made q formal offer Of the Freedmen's
Bureau to Frederick Douglass, the
well-known negro and ex-slave, who
declined the offer, substantially because
No. could MOI associate with Andrew
|Johnsok PIN
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TTTOIn T1lN TItISDUTTn TONI, NOguSt y.
EFF tho notice OF Judge Williams nomination
which appeared in the Post Mt tho time and
now kept standing at thChrad Of the Republican
prpers, Is intended as n rebulSc for any supposed
Inconsistency since IL fLilS in its purpose. We
have nothing to take back or modify. or Judge
Williams private or legal reputation we have
nothing but words of praise, and however II may
tnit some pugnacious aud heady politicians we
we cannot bring ourselves 10 view personal as
stults as either wise or polite. The Democracy
plants itself upon principle and deals with facts,
md discusses the public and official acts Of cam
litatos
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THE Copperheads deny they are in
favor ofrcpudiation, and yet they
neglect in every instance of an avowal
of their principles to assert the justice
ofpaying the public debt.
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PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Indian, Iowa
and Minnesota, will hold their gem
eral elections on Tuesday, October Sth.
"W@t Virginia" will bold an election
on Thursday, October ,24th. New
York, New Jersey Illinois, Wisoon-
sin, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Maryland and Delaware on
Tuesday November 9Th, Kansas on
Monday, November 11th. la7.
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sSThe Healing Pool, and Hong, Of Mcr.

sJ-The Healing Pool, and IIouap OF Mcr.
cy.-Ioward Association Reports Tor Young
Men, on the crime Of solitude, and the errors,
abuses and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impcdimcnts 10 marriage,
with sure means ofrelief Sentin sealed letter
,enveIopes.free Of charge. Address DIR, J. Skill.
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, :Phiia-
delphia, Pa. 1ltt t - lAl e5-ly 4
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'REPUDIATIoN, or armed Rebel
lion" is The slogan of Copperhcads.
Oppose both, and vote for Hon. Henry
w. Williams, in October next!
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m. To my Frlcnds and P.trons.--I

as many of you are aware, sold my Dental prac-
tce to DIR. J. 8. Hertig. He has been engaged In
the practice of Dentistry for seven years, the mt,
ter half of which time have been acquainted
with him and his professional career. and know
him to be an honorable upright, encrgetic man
as well as one ofthe most careful and succossful
operators have evef known. / can conscientf-,
ously recommend him to all my patrons, feeling
assured that he will render the very best salts y
fiction to ALL must now say farewell To all nayf
friends and pleasant acquaintances, ] 60 70.
seek another home, expecting TO see but few Of
you again in the present state, but cherishing =
fond hope to meet You all In tho land Of the just.
With every good wish believe me truly yours. ,,
6;l2-3m 9. S.PArr0N.
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A MONUMENT to deceased Confed-
crate soldiers is to be dedicated at
Romney, on the 2Gth instant.
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OUR CANDIDATE
Hon. Henry W. williams.
from tho pittsburgh Post. Juno .

FROM mo l'lItsDuFsn fOSt. Juno y
WORTHY CANDIDATES.
"Tho nomination of Henry W. Williams as n
candidate for Judgcof tho supreme Court, is q
good one. lie was the best man named before
tho Republican Convention, and possesses legal
and moral quail iicatiOns for the responsible pO-
tltion to which he has been nominated. Both
parties have now presented their candidates.
An important duty has been faithfully discha'g-
ed by the respective conventions. Tho campaign
may now be conducted without personal aspcr-
sions, and decided upon the principles Of the
two great parties. This is as il should be-"
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS,

NEW YORK, September 2.--Dry goods market
steady, moderately active and unchanged.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
GROCERIES.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Sept. 81, 1867
@Thc receipts of some of the leading articles of
produce, per river and rail, since our last were as
foIlOws Flour 10 bbs; apples l06 bbls: wheat
666 sacks; barley ,2G6 sacks; rye lS5 sacks oats
5S5 sacks; corn ,Osi sacks; cheese $50 boxes, and
butter 20 packages.
We quote rs follows, which arc the Wholesale
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TERM
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I ~T.s JOHN MUNNEL,
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"EAGLE FOUNDRY! ]"

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This foundery. is now in operation and doing
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ORR, 1867,

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corner Of Greene and Morgan streets, known as
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tn-The Glory OF Man Is Strength
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Aew, adrtrtissiutnts.
A DMfNIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Letters of administration having been granted
70 the undersigned upon the estate OF Susannah
1eeleri late Of the borough OF WaynesburE,
decd, notice Is hereby given to all psrsons
make iinmedlatp payfnent and those having
claims upon said estate to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement: =.
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SATURDAY. 2sD DAY OF NOVEMBER
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE |

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The atIavatshurg Republican,.

WAYNESBURG, PENNA.
Wednesday,, Sept. H5, 81.
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FINANCIAL, ETC.
The movements in gold yesterday were
light. What few transactions were from
1875 to 1861 and 1857. At the close these
rates were barely obtainable.
The New York market opened 1861, de-
clined to 1861, and closed at 1861. The
bears desire real tumbling-not "a to a,
then back a to %.
The demand is light. The cargo Of the
British steamer Fire Queen will require
some few thousands.
There was considerable movement in
stocks at the post prandal meeting of
brokers on Saturday.
Exchange was quite weak yesterday.
Foreign fell off. Bank bills were available
146 on London. Francs 8 So. New York
commercial sight "a to "a discount. Checks
ut the counters Il discount.
Weather unsettled last night-clear the
greater part of yesterday. Several boats
due from the West; lively times expected
on the levee this week. A fair stage of
water at the Southwest Pass. The steamer
Fire Queen, of the Liverpool and Southern
Steamship Line, crossed the bar without
detention.
Cotton was again active and stiff, with
sales of about 1000 bales at 2S16(029c. for
ordinary, 2915@30c. for good ordinary,
3o14@3lc. for low middling, and 3l11@32c.
for middling-Liverpool classifications.
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INTERESTING Work FOR THE YoUNG.-
We have been shown a very interesting
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tensive patronage at the hands Of the us
ing generation or their parents in the
South.
The book is very handsomely bound
and numerously illustrated. Price, 81, so.
Our deserving young friend, Willie G.
Patterson, is the agent for the sale of it
here, and we commend him to the kind
favor of all upon whom he may chance to
call.
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NEW VARIETY STORE
THIRD STREET.

ADJOINING THE THEATRE
HNIIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Baton Rouge and public gener
ally, that he has takea the above stand, formerly
occupied by Mr.. d. REYMoND, where he will keen
general assortment of merchandise, fuch as is
peculiar to complete Variety Store. He invites
call from purchasers, pledging himself to spare
no pains or exertions to satisfy them both as
regards the qualities and prices of his goods.
feb5 PIERRE RANCOUR.
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Supposed to Have Been Stolen.

TAKEN FROM Henry Thomas, (col- ~
L orcd), at sprinl field Landing, La, ~
one iron.gra STALLION supposed to be Tour or
five years old, no brand perceptibie. The owner
Ii hereby notified to come forward, prove property
and take the same away.
jan29-lm EDWARD MARTIN