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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue ofa writ of Fl. Fs., issued out
ID of the Court of Common Pleas of Greene
count, and to me directed, there will be ex-
posed to public sale at the Court House In
Waynesburg, on Tuesday, lth day Of June
next, at O'Clock, p. m, the following proper
ty, viz All The right, title, interest and claim
Of defendant of, In and to q certain lot Of
ground or lease thereon, being part of Robert
Naples farm, situate In Dunkard tp., bounded
as follows: commencing at the coal bank al
Thomas Whitfelds store, thence running
down what Is called the State road seventy
feet, thence up the bank fifty feet, thence
west seventy feet along said bank, and thence
south fifty feet to the beginnings containing
ne-halfacre more or less, on which are erect
ed good frame dwelling house and other
buildings.
Taken in execution a. the property Of Reu-
ben A. Hazlett at the suit Of ]. H. Bowlsby.
ALSO,
BY virtue ola writ of Venditioni Exponas
isued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Greene county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale ut the same time and
place all the right, title, interest and claim of
defenpant of, in and to certain lot ofground
in Greensborough, Greene county, Pa, 'front.'
ing on First stree one hundred feet running
back to the MOnongahela river, adjoining on
the South by lot of John Mesterzatt, on the
North by lot of James Hamilton; and has
erected thereon one large frame Machine
Shop two stories high, and one ice house, sc
Taken in execution as the property OF
Charles Collier and John Scott, trading and
doing business as Collier & Scott at the sui
of Union Iron Mills HEATH 10 ms.
5;22-ts. Sheriff
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List or Causes
FOR TRIAL AT JUNE TERM, 1867.
FIRST WEEK.

Houlsworth VS. CIV. ms Executors, No. l44,
March Term. 1856.
Marsh VS. Deaves, No. S3, June term, 1857
Warteld " Go. VS. Hook, No. II, June term,
1858.
Rinehart & Dill vs. Jacob Rinehart, No. 2Os,
March term, 1853.
Same vs. Same, No. 2O9, March term, 1859.
Nichols vs. H0ulsworth, No. 1873, June T, '62.
McCleary vs. Meighen. No. 55, Dec. T., 1862
Meighen vs. Meighen, No. So, Dec. r., 1862.
Teagarden ys BOoher, No III, March r., '64.
Hoge vs. Bell No. 30, December IT,, 1865
Walton VS. Walton, (divorce) No. 50, March
term, 1866.
Ross VS. Rchhill tp., No. I57, March T., 1866.
Martin vs. Sayers, No. 1874. March term, 1866.
Comth of Penn'a. VS. James Seals, No. Z,
September term, 1866.
TavOr VS. Marion Tp., No. II, Sept. T. 1866
McElroy & Co. VS. Burns Administrators, No.
1866, December term, 1866.
Stewart VS. Stephens, No. II, March term, ct.
SECOND wEEk-lsr DIVISION.
Hook VS. Hook, No. 10, Nov. term, 1850.
Daugherty Tor use VS. Weaver, No. II, Sept.
term, 1856.
Coe vs. Lndley, No. II, June Term, 1857.
Slough VS. Kinney heirs, No. 29, Sept 7, 81.
Iiilderbrand VS. Lambert. No. Ga, Sept I, go.
Morris VS. Lucas, No. n, June term, 1852.
Shelby VS. Dunham, No. 92, September T., '62
Tanner VS. Hughes & Kincaid, No. 70, June
Term, 1864.
Sharpneck vs. Curl, No. lO4, March term, cd
South VS. Long, No. 81, December term, 1866
Hickman vs. Hickman s Wyly, No. 8, March
term, 1866.
2ND DIVISION.
| Martin VS. Drivers administrators, No. g.
March term, '66.
Lindsey use us Bell, No. 60, March term, &c
Cor ON VS. Shrivcr, No. l40, March term, '6t
Fosters Administrators vs. Anderson, No. l5
June term, '66
Keeners Administrators vs.. Minor, No. 82
June term, &c.
Henry Lantz VS. Stephens, No. l49, June T, 6G
Hook VS. Odenbaugh, No. 2ll, June r., 1866
Hornbake IS Dunkard Valley Oil Comp my
No. 50, September term, 1866.
Evans VS. South ct al No. 7, Dec. term, '66.
Brister VS. Oliver No. II, December term, '6
Lantz's Ex'rs VS. Hook, No, So March I. '67
]. F. TEMPLE,
5;22-tc. Proth'y.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME 4. r. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Cairvoyantand Psychometrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes Of
the Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers Of second sight, as to en-
able her to impart knowledge Of the great
est importance to the single or married Of
either sex. While In state Of trance. she
deliniatcs the very features Of the person you
are 10 marry, and by the aid Of an instrument
Of intense power, known as the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce life-like pic
ture Of the future husband or wife Of the ap-
plicant, together with date Of marriage, po-
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sition In life, leading traits Of character. &c.
This isno humbug, as thousands Of testinoni-
ais can assert. She will send when desired q
certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture Is what IL purports to be. BY
enclosing a small lock Of hair, and stating
place OF bilth, age, disposition ind complex
Ion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en-
velope addressed to youself you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacredly conf
dental. Address In confidence, MAZDA ME Il.
F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N Y.
febl3 '67-ly
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Gentlemen & Ladies' Wear.
CLIMAXl CLIM'AtXii
Pages Climax Salve, q Family

- - - - - - - ~>@ .. - = =
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blessing for rs cents. -.
1t heals without q scar. No
family should be without 1t. ~
We warrant 1t to cure Scr0fula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all Erupti0ns
Of the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&C., it makes perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per.
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. lisa compound of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up In larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White 4 Hswian&
Proprietors, l2l Liberty Street, New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
IN GREENE COUNTY.-Th undersigned,
Treas. rer of Greene county, hereby gives
notice that in pursuance of the Act OF Assem-
bly, approved March 8, 1855, he will attend In
the several townships and boroughs at the
times and places designated, between the
hours Of nine O'Clock, a. m, and five O'Clock.
p. m; to receive the State and County Taxes
for 1867, to wit:
1sT WEEK,
Cumberland township and Carmichels bor-
ough, Tuesday and Wednesday June 25th
and 26th at the house Of Henry ], Jennings.
jefferson township Thursday, 9th OF June,
at the house of VIM. Kelley.
Morgan township, Friday, 28th of June, at
the house of Morgan Bell.
Washington township, Saturday, Goth Of
June, at the house Of Clinton Lewis.
2ND WEEK.
Franklin township, Monday, lst day Of July.
at the house of Smith Greene.
Whiteley township, Tuesday, End day Of
July, at the house Of Elizabeth Morris, New
town.
Greene township, Wednesday. the 3D. of
July, at the house of Jeremiah Stewart ESQ.
Monongahela township Thursday, the 4th
of July, az the house Of VIM. Mesterzatt
Dunkard township Friday the 9th Of July at the house
Of Bud Mesterzatt, Taylortown.
Perry township Saturday. tho 9th Of July at tho house
Of NJ. BorrowB.
On WEEK.
Wayne township Monday the sth Of July at the store
Of Resin Colbert
Gilmore township Tuesday, tho 9th Of July the house
Of Enoch IIcnnen.
sprnghi township Wednesday, the 10th ofJuly at tho
house Of Edwin Tcrrol, New Freeport
Allsppo township Thursday, the llth Of July at tho
house Of Augustus Miller
Richhil township Friday, and Saturday the 18th and
18th, at the house Of Marjery Bryan Jacksonville.
4TH WEEK.
Morris township, Monday, the 18th Of July At Nnoveh
al tho house Of A. J. Barker.
Centre township Tuesday the 10th Of July at the house
Of r. b. Church. Rogcrsyille
jackson township, wednesday, the 18th Of July at the
house OF I. J. 0denbaugh
Troasurcrs once, In wsynssburg THoi IAnss,
b;22tla Ireasursr'
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SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKER
T,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as q CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, &C., supplying at the same time
THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE. BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free Of charge, may
be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
May23 '66.-ly Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN
LICENSE AT JUNE TERM.

Maria Sutton, Waynesburg Greene Co., Pa
G. w. Feirell, New FreepOrt, do do
Rinehart Church. Rogersville, do do
Strosnider & Turner, Waynesburg, do
Henry II. Duyall, Jefferson, do
D. A. Worley, Wayne burg, do
Phillip Rully, Jacksonville, do
Jesse Wells, do do
Thomas Bradley, Waynesburg, do
M. 8. Green, Bridgeport, do
George Cowell, Davistown, do
Benjamin Morley, Willow Tree, do
Margaret Wilson, Jacktown, do
6;22-tc ]. F. TEMPLE, Prothy.
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Patent
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A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
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To enjoy the following inestima1ie advan-
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GREENE FACTORY

THIS establishment will be carried the present
mall its parts, Carng, Spinning, manufacturing Cloth
Flannel Blankets james Cassinet, etc., as formerly We
ask the patronage Of former customers and the public
| generally. JAMES BARNES,
5;22-it Carmichaes Pa.
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Free to EverybOdy.


PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
FOR PRESERVING, RESTORING, AND BEAUrI-
FLYING THE HAIR.
And is the most delightful and wonderful ar.
ticle the world ever produced.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy
to Restore, Darken and Beautify'the Hair, but
also desirable article for the Toilet, as it is
highly perfumed with rich and delicate per
tume, independent of the fragrant odor of
the Oils OF Palm and Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume, which in
delicacy Of scent, and the tenacity with which
it cl!ngsto the handkerchief and person, is
uneHualled.
The above articles for sale by all druggists
and Pertumers. at 81 per bottle each. Sent
by express to any address nv proprIetors.
T. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
100 Liberty st., New York
Oct "a, lsG6.-lY.
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USE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU.
3:l3eOw-ly
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE of the
Senate meet at Harrisburg on Monday, May
18th. prox.. at two O'Clock, p. NJ, to hold a
Session for the investigation of the charges
made against Rail Road Companies for alleged
tend. l.. ID. SHOEM AKER,
2.t Chairman Committee.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and
IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and deli
cate disorders in all their stages, at little ex-
,ense, little or no change in diet, no inconve-
hence and no exposure. 1t is pleasant in
taste and odor, immediate in Its action, and
rec rom allmjurious properties. 3;l3eow-ly
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bounty Tax Statement.


Account of the School Directors Of Morgan
township, in relation TO bounty taxes levied
and collected In 1864
DR..
April lst, 1854, levied......,.........$l, 247 81
Or.
by onerations........$ 40 81
by collectors commission. 80 90
by cash paid Parkinson.... 800 90
BY cash paid M'Glumphy 800 90
BY do. Gass and Bucking-
hain...". ..........". 0OO w
By interest on orders...... 90
By cash paid school fund 90 90 ,240 34
Balance uncollected...... 7O3
Bounty tax levied and collected In 1865;
DR..
Toam't. of bounty tax levied. $40 SO
Or.
By exonerations.........$ 1856 90
BY collectors per centage ia SO
BY cash paid for 10 vol.
enteers... $3.50 l5-$5,8l9 SO
We, the undersigned Auditors, do hereby
certify, the foregoing statement is correct ac-
cording TO the accounts laid before US for set.
tlement, to the best of our knowledge.
C. POLLOCK,
MILLER IAMS,
JOHN BELL, Auditors.
The account Oft p. Pollock, ID. P. EBell,
Jacob Rush, and Henry Bell, Commissioners
of Morgan township to levy and collect tax
to pay volunteers by an Act of Assembly, ap-
proved the oath day of August 1864.
Dr..
Amount of tox lnviad @e eIo 80
Or.
BY nerations...........$i7 70 90
BY interest and disct paid
Bank.......... ......,..... w 90
BY amt paid collectors. 1870 %
BY " not yet collected. 5b 90
BY attorneys iees.......... 1000
BY transpt'n and exp. OF
volunteers. ............... l2S 3d. l76 GS
$j,Gi2 "a
To subscription money"..........$2, 7l3 90
O.
BY amount paid II vol'm
teers....................... 49, 353 70-$S,3 355 81
224
Balance to collect. ........."......".$55 90
Or
Balance due Col. Harris. ...$ 80 0O-$ 81 81
Balance due Commissioners 76
We, the undersigned, do certify that the
foregoing statement Is correct, according to
the papers and allegations laid before us.
j. c. POLLOCK,
MILLER IAMS
5;l5-3t JOHN BELL, Auditors,
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH
Therefore the nervous and deblitated should
Immediately use Helmbolds Extract Buchu.
3:l3eOW-ly
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

ET1EVS testamentary on the estate OF
~ Afford Gregg, Of Cumberland town
ship, Greene county, Pa, decd, having been
granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same 10 present them i'm.
mediately, properly authenticated for se,tle-
ment >. AARON GREGG,
S;l5-6w, Cumberland tp, Executor
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. Bradley's Celebrated
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The account Of T. p. Pollock, ID. p. EBell,
Jacob Rush, and Henry Bell, Commissioners
Df Morgan township to levy and collect tax
to pay volunteers, by an Act of Assembly, ap-
proved the oath day of August, 1864.
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Account of the School Directors of Morgan
township, in relation TO bounty taxes levied
and collected In 1864
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Office In WaynesDurg, Thursday and Friday, May 80
and 81, 1867. A. HOWARD, Mercantile Appraiser.
b.Slt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-12

The Cincinnati Commercial com
ments on the progress of the travel.
ing congressman as follows:
The raid of Radical Congressman,
accompanied bytheir wives, through
the "sunlit plains of the South" is
still going on, and reconciliation and
reconstruction; are the order of the
day. "SOuthern hospitality " is com
ing out in glowing colors. Southern
chivalry is reappearing in revised
and improved condition. There is
not only free blow, but free speech
down South Regions that our grand
armies were years in cOnquering are
traverSed in triumph by our Con
gressmen in single day. The most
rampant of the Radicals and the most
ferociOus of the rebels, met on AMIGA
bic terms, and find each other. to
their mutual surprise, father clever
fellows After the affectiOnate in
tercourse between b. f. Wade and
n. b. Forrest, at Memphis, nothing
need be said of Tecumseh Sherman
and BraXton Bragg dining together,
the other day, in New Orleans, and
the old figure of the lion and the
lamb lying down together lost its
force. Wade declared to the Mem
phians that Congress harbOred no re-
sentiments against the Southern peo-
pie, and sought only to make them Sc
cure; and the wife of the officer who
stands next to to the President, I'M
der the constitution, took the arm of
" the butcher of Fort Pillow" and
tenderly regretted the existence of
slight misunderstanding as to his
character among the people of the
North.
At Memphis "the distinguished
party "-cOnsisting Of Vice President
Foster and lady, Senator Ramsey,
of Minnesota, lady and daughter;
Senator Wade and lady, of Ohio
Senator Lane and lady, of Indiana;
Senator Norton, of Minnesota; Re
preventative Whaley, of West Vir-
GINA; Representative Hays and lady /
of Ohio General Howard and others /
took special train to New Orleans,
and were met at Canton, in "the gal
liant State of Mississippi" by one Pi-
ERE Gustave TOutant Beauregard,
person of whom some of them had
heard, and who is announced as
- President of the Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad"
As Senator Wade was very near
the acquaintance of this gen.
tleman on the banks of a Virginia
stream called Bull Run land indeed
was only prevented from doing so by
Urgent business in Washington, } it is
they could give each other
,Ome interesting incidents of an af.
air upon which they looked, as j.
e." the philosopher, says, from cop
Dosite stand-pOints."
Sumner and the rest who did not
accompany the excursiOnists, must
ooK sharply after Senator's Foster,
Wade and Lane on their return, and
&c to it that their morale is not I'M
avorably affected.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-12

travellers that recently shower OF
salt fell on Red River. What does all
this portend7 In 1851 there was a
great fall of hail in New Hampshire,
and Immediately after this, the world
was startled by the fall (from ofiice)
of Senator Hale. Are our rivers
about to falls gold to fall below
132-or is there to be a crash in the
money marketP This, when taken
in connection with the falling of the
stars, fall of Sir Morton Peto and his
brother bankers in London, the crash
among the commercial houses in New
York, and the stoppage of specie pay
ments by the banks in Havana, por-
tends a grand crisis in the Crescent
City, and, as Goldsmith would have
said, "a concatenation accordingly"
This being the Sth of January, /
started to Jackson Square, late the
Place d'Arms. Here | stopped before
the equestrian statue of Gen. Andrew
jackson, the "Old Hickory of by
gone times. Here, cap in hand, is the
old hero, but it struck me that the
inscription on the base of the monu-
ment was not exactly in accordance
with the truth Of history. It reads
as follows:
1.-THE Union must ana shall be preserved
Now, as the origin of this sentiment
is but little known to the generality
of readers, I shall state that a grand
dinner was given in Washington City
1881, on the anniversary Of Jetfcrson's
birthday. All of the grandees were
present; and Gen. Jackson, the Presi- |
dent of the United States, chose that |
occasion to express his opinion OH the |
topics of public interest. 1t must be
borne in mind that when the celebrat-
ed debate occurred in the Senate be-
tween Gen. Hayne and Mr.. Webster,
Gen. Jackson wrote to Hayne, eX-
pressed his appreciation, and stated
that he would have Haynes speech
bound up with the works of jefferson.
But, in the meantime, his quarrel oc-
cured with Calhoun, about the Sem
mole War of 1918, which enraged him
to such a dcgree-for he did not get
the best of the controversy-that he
himself from his oldest and
best friends, and sent the sentiment
about the preservation of the Union
to the dinner party, to which | have
alluded. But the sentiment was not
wOrded as it is on the monument.
The true toast was-''the Federal
Union; it must be preserved Why
the change was made, and who made
it, no one knows, but it is Il perver-
sion of the original sentiment. So
much for the truth of history.
| walked about the garden, and
was surprised to find that the roses
were in bloom, and that the trees and
shrubs were as green and fresh as in
the ''leaty month Of June" In each
corner of the square were statucttes
some Neurological sub
lect; in front Of them were seats for
visitors, and on either hand were
hedges neatly trimmed. But | saw
no gudrdinia, and it seems that the
citizens with all their love for flowers,
ire not aware that the gudydinid, or
cape ,jesSaminc, makes the most beau
1itul of all hedges, the leaves being
greener and the flowers swepter
han those of any other garden
hrub.
CAPT, SHANDY,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-12

THE TIDE OF EMIGRATION TO
TEXAs.-The Standard, published at
GAINESVILLE, Red River county, Texas
in its issue of the 22d ult., says:
For two months, immigrants in
crowds have been going through our
street, westward and southwestward.
hating long enough to buy some
little necessaries of daily use from
the stores. The number is great.
and the line of march has few inter
mission of space or time. except at
night. From other routes of travel
We hear similar reports. If Texas
We're considered entitled to repre-
Sentatiun in the Congress of the
United states, her white population
would soon give her a broad basis to
rest upon. But we welcome the-emi-
grants cordially, and don't care much
for representation, unless accorded
to us as Alright instead of a comes
sion by favor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-12

tV The noble ladies of Baltimore
have been holding a Southern Or
phan's Fair! they seem never weary
in the work of charity. The EreHiRg
Transcript of the 21st says:
The ladies of Baltimore, true to
their reputation in the cause of lH-
mainly have added new laurels by
their already worldwide wreath of
charity, by their Inauguration of tue
fair for the benlit of Southern or
phanS, now being held at Music Hall.
on North Howard street. The fair
was opened last night under the
most promising aspects, and we are
sure that many destitute orphan in
the Sonth will, in after years, bless
the noble ladies of Baltimore. who
are now ministcring to their relief.
The opening of the fair last night
was done by the Rev. DR.. Fuller of
ftiing up a most touching and apprC-
pirate prayer.