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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
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9erionen. bic oos &ecept wani9en, wcAen no ges
A-'sr $500 : Rep eeware q aBIfon.
l1ttfSwS 2Bininnsbure. Rings Co., y. ..
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U. 60. merben rsn allen euteu aenuern ais
oas Bette In Der glrt gebalttn. gBtr tpifeu
nidts IL erp1hnen, has Elm 1iluNgaiil9es Sus
arnuient bHAtrmmfuer maGtea f6Rnte, phelet1
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
E1ltIY Nt4 lDtVtWIsV UuIt
6 b0faenar's
8tibem, fI1iiige i
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last. Stint MHpenpung farm cn9 eEr9 PIG ees
raBeiie XfffHHH HiE frfbeGr werDeH arb tlt 0d es
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10 DeT en5fe tefartGae Mrsasl weideE poM 1en 1xans
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IN aG1 fSetrlt III etak DbHf NIlttfe Toettss Web
al8 3g,g0p xiaf&eH wurbeu I'M pegeengsneu s5abr
perHaMfs eme @ihteldsBee BnfaMkie fAt fesne Aslkt
fnmgeiG. 4Tef5 hleS rs @sh4@s 6ux@ bic y Il or
Ieneet alIi sA5Fa5ass mn enylaAs sinsr 1siifRHrg
@sseer, @bAtss u. 60 Gsepit
apS spa nwfg 2ss Hiverssttass, zreR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
Bur 8eatbtlan0 FIR beutfcbe
GrfTnner.

9fs ,6ttntgkiete Der Der. StaatrH,
nebsa ben Neaeln nn6 Der @si1aftsoFsniaa be- 4ae
tenisD lfise iiiS Ahleituneen ff BE eriiHsefi nm
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Il ne 1erIllsSs, ne a 6orla iEAb ii oees ieriIs
6 fiaEominen. 9tqn esreiiiKe
ARMnu q. Gps,
vis sgs 81 9ass apwf ssss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
ret fitr sebersnnn

Gin dresses sfeftfaes Girgafar eebt MufEarang ben
tsg arbetgn @t@ffottit itE4te Stgene beiest @ss
9Mie&teE.
@S ifbrst nalk 6afik@s lfA 1era5 iete ssIlldt NH
3<snfstelse eSiisDf meftep yGNrtn. &stgg igfge
u sfs1gm nHb 6af gtn@aRbiuma BOB #0ssst6 eihs
Gep9 nlfs tqng15enpfg %pA t@ BnsaMmfA AS laiiens
asau ebtellTt !. ~. &fdmer @1,
epl GWsoaaw xspg, y, D.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
Rstne Blntarmaltb uuS 8leibfuAt
mebr.
@irophospboriaures Glen 9fatron bon
- ~ a
Or. Qera 1

4ieieS neue 4rdpdrat 1T bereit In Granfreid unb
England on STEELE Der GiieumttteI o60ptrt. Gs lit
Hig, Farb= nnb geI9madlos nnb entipritt in ieinen
Beitanbtbeilen Der 3uiammenieBu hes Bliltes un6
Der 4noden, Tegen &eicbfubt. Nagenbefeperbe
SdHUddes gerhaaWng Nnamie, ei6t es fein jdnell
erer uiIb bersr luirfenbes WitteI. Die Afabeie be
Aleoeene menbet Is IN ben meiften sduen uno erz
ieIt pamit bic beiten GrfoIee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
g1erp6fe Rppfs Wef1 d1tefebmeraerl
@ef1er ais Gpraipbalfanl

uerben iofort burb bic brnfHanifbe @narnno, Gin
pfansItbe GubftaHs aus BraIien bic bort Don ieber
s m @ebEaa@ gewsien, geneilt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
NRmm6erbar, aber tuabr.

Rabame Rsmin gtpn, bic wsItberlbmt .
Aitroloetftin uub Feunanbuliitif9e 8 Hjeherin Be
i9reibt, Ipdhrenb ne IN einem beNiebenbfu 3utanee
t bic 9eibts ,iige bei gerfonen, bic man beir1fhen
rtro nne gornnfirf nit 9hfe zines eynfrdmentes con
unsehenrer Stdrte, genauut BfpdOmctrsp, ein poa=
ftaHbiees anb ebensdHuIi&es 4pvtxdt hts ;utanfti=
gen gatten pher @eibes nes geIu9 teller, nebft Gag
Der Sp93eit, 8ei9ditigtns, btruorrnaen6er gbarats
terfise u. +. ~ berporsubunqeH Dies is tstn Be-
trus, ME 3ohuoie BeIpeiie beaeueef. Renn man
@eburtsort, AIter, 9emltbs Ittmmung, 6arbe Der
Augen unb 6dnre ongtebt unD afsig Gents rnb cine
an 9 iebft dorerte rdnftrte guuslOpe etnIegt, err
bait man umgebeuns has 4ortrdt nit gewlufc bter
NnftIdrune.
"a. 9lan abreiire pertfuuensOol
Rabame Gertrude RemEuston,
9. o. Bog 297, RsR Eseps q. Q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

inb grimeuIt's Mattiee GapfeIn ulb bic Mattieos
GtnfprtS1ng. Sn ueralteten 6dHeus no ale Ghbere
Mttteln l ala erfslasos erIpiefen Baben, Ipirb bur
bic Ratteoprepsrotpnen Der eldn5enbite GrfoIg ers
tielt Or Aecrd Der beriAmte SpesidIiit, menbet fe
t9en NIB Die 6apfeln bel ueralteten 6dnen IN MnDer@
6uHg gebrGcbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
Gptfial &Otisen.
Hydrologic.
Die gBelt erffaunt
ilber bic tuunoerboIen @ntbuIuneen
Or sroben gIitrolDsifin
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SIC gBeIt erffannt

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SterbIi9er erfnbr. ste giebt ianeres Slid 9enen
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frcphen, &reisnRgeh N ber 2isbe SerliIf non Ber<
parefen uHb 6reunOen, &erlnit pom Sch u T. M her
3srtweifluRs I'D aberliefert batter Sic brinat
laltee @etrennte pieeer suiaiumen, eiebt MuffIdrn
1bfr otpeenoe Sxennee uno Eiebbober. lieut. uerIos
3 nes eoeE 9etohteIes Gi9eHlb mie6er sitrid; er=
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ue95HesheH uiio IN pel4eat MON pabrid einIid ben
metiten Grfolg 81 erunrten bat; ueronIost fbneHg
9te5t ben Hameut &prtrdt AnD Gb6raiteraiiee Der
4erFDR an. Sic lief ipanr bic geSnnten urS ents
hfHt bur9 lire fuit nbrnofirItbe Seeabuna bic
ou1tten ulir Ytpnerien Der 3thinft. Bon ben Sters
men, ireld5e mir 6irmn1eute ieheu - ben tibeI=
1upHeieea Sterne, Ipele in Der 3ltfanntG fteIIuia
Ucrbe'r' beRo nne aberpiegenc itIib uon Dem Mns
Slide SelHng Der 4lnneten uilh oer TirFterue
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limit rs Der Neng1en nb. Ran perfehIe Mot
bic e.oB.e @ftrologin aif Der Gree 81 befroqen IS
tpftet bios eiHe 6ietntgtst uuo m. Ste nc rieber
cine 10 siinftge 9elesenbeit bdben. 8efragufasaez
bibren uebf 9surtrnit unb aler eeDinfdtei Auffldz
rans 81. 9erfonen. pelde IN Der Gutiefnune mos
Een, t6nnen brieilt9 ie 4lahome nit eieber Slider
bet uno @enuftbuuhs flr To teffdsef, ais perf5n=
LTD. Cine pole snio ausfibrlite &arte, msgef6ries
BEN NIT nlen 6fogeii beaztOprtet o @orfr1t beges
leot Ipiro per #oif mad Gnpiang bes cbieen 4reifes
unb ale Gprreiponoens 5uradgeisnbet pher ueruItet,
GmpfeblRueen aus ben eriien aIni5en Iuerhen Genea
eeliefert weI6e ioIde pernngen. NRon i6rebs neutz
IT'D ben Tae hes Yonates unb SABRE, IN benz man
geberen 1T uns Iege eize heiHe SpanrIpde BEL.
Aeyeiiire- Waeame q. q. @crrisu,
pp6 Is up eoditp BlgfdIo, q. q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
0D0mbeif!

BlOnbe, @OIbe,te, SSSIadbsz tmb Seioen@esden
9reur Friseur les Cheveux. Cine Anruenhung per.
TherI, has ftnrrlte unS gerabeite 6aar iebes @e=
cbIed5tes sn moggnosn qGdhen ooer idperen, Siden
Qoden AZ fraMSen. stlt Bel Der aubeIDeIt DON gdrs
nno a6reon init ben gauitisftcn Grf gseu benuBt
EDDsben. SCbabet bonn 5uare niobt. Ysreis per Bot
geiegelt Hno nadleeJnblt 81. &si9reIbenoe Cirrus
fHlare fTei aaqeieRost.- Ran aoreilire-
Berger. Ghnffs u. Co.. ebtutitsr,
30. 2S5 Riuer Strnse, crop, 81. o.,
ap4 eodaw1S etnsige Asenten fur bic 9. ct.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
&GmSee5eiduet! AaSee5ei6uet |!
&bafteGar'S
O00rs % ertreiber

I'm ilberFHif9es 9aar 81 pertreiben!
Zen Damen uortheIid empfebH f5 otefsr ms
56Hbare aarpertilaer aIs elm fir rDeibIi6e 515uz
belt fat ne tbeHrtier HrtEet, it iet angewenoet
brennt cher peviest bic Saut ntt, icnbfr wtrtt biz
xeFt uufbte 4urseln O. Dir6 gaTantirt, Eab er ber
TIiffiass Saar aus neoriaen SfrneH ooer irgenb
euem fbsiIe oes G5rpers entfernf DefebeH pOlitdns
big ednsIid nun fur INNER pertsgenh, eie 31ut Rag
Qeqen wet alntt sno notirIi EQIlsnh. dies 1T eer
SiRstae uDn ben 6ransofen gebrau9te ArtfeI unD III
. Der einiio pprhon6enes wiFti4 miriam 3aerpsrtts
ger. 9rets IS Gents per Eagnet Gaf 9lG9snbIune an
1tsenh eiue ahrsfe nod empfang Der 9eitsGnnG pers
Bsrerr. Gbntts u. &c.. ebemtfer,
aPa1S 30. 2s5 &iuer Strabe, r. o.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
&eparatDr Gapiui

gBerft faIftbe 5nare neg unb and perrhden,
Sbr t6nnt nidt gud, mod Anbre bran en t5iide
Rommt VT uno Sung, tensrit 4dbli9e Hue S4sn.
East Gnd IN eignem, polfsm Saare iehR.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
Rein 2ebertbran utebr
: Oerbannnse WaftilIen u. 3eIttbe q
@eaeit gIne,ebruna.

Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unter
Pbospbosigiaurer 8altiprup.)
Giefes nene SeiImitteI ptrFf auseeseidnet BET Gus
hereiote mad 59minbncbt, oeren eefdbrIi6ere
Symphonic IS fOfort beieitigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

SsOte Sosf@oft, fuse asOrte ssbsn 4aen tsansIis
eill,
ctnnaen Alten Gnwahen, Starter, oobgewnebfes
men, RireerH tein =
Sh5nheif BE uoa adus Dor &ursgm feIten IDdr utle
~ beiB exlebnts
MsA w9u Mleu lest esrrff6e MIRO p1n Wien let1t
puffe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

I'm has 9nar beiber Gtl9lesbtrr in paarnbe
une peitSs 2Sf9en Oter ftstre,
ninfIise 9Ofen su sertpnnbtIn.
Snben ne bitIen MrtifsI eebran9en, f6nnen Ta=
men unb 5erren iidb bunbertfdItie uerf1onern. Gs
lift Der ein5ige ArtiEeI N Der Melt Der dctes 5aar
hes Ausfehen eiebt- Der Grisper soma loot aidbt
auein bns 9aaf, io6ern itdrtt perfih5nert urb re=
ligt es; bat Elm fterfes urtb f5ili6es Yarfn uno
Tt BEL poIdn5igfes berartiee 4rtite Der ned e benz
arnertaHif9en Bnb litnp1 eBge5oten Is. Der
eri per Coma ufrb an ireeno cine 9oree perfieeett
ure nadbbe;abIt fiir 81 uerfenbet.
Rdn abrefiire ale 8eiteHuHeen
d. e. gIart u. Co., Gbemifer,
&c. A,eR 6apette Strase,
op5 IS i'm eodifTu -. . e5nfncufe 81. n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
SuGems
unD
g dnnrr6drfc.

geswunsen, auF benz sIattefe geii9te IN brei bis
INF MODEM su Uacbien, odour+, oaB man Gr. SCI
uianeIs &e allruteHr GopisIatreY bic wAnherpoAfe
Gntoedune in ntoberner &iHenfddft braHdbt. welde
n fat unerfd Itd;er 9Seiie auf ben Bart uylD eas
Saar pirtt. Diefesbe 1T ron ben beften &reien in
81 rts urb qDnbpn NIT benz Observation-Disclosures Grs
RcIae anqewenhet rooroen. Die Ramen auer Reuter-
zperSeu regiftrirt uno nidt IN eeen sale uols
Rtdnbiee xefrieoigung geIDdbrt mrb, 70 fol- bas 9eh
nit Treu6en surteertnttet Tereen 8reis per 4oft,
1eriiegelt un6 na5ae5ablt. 81. 8efbreibenDe Ctr
lfIdre uno 9engntie frei sngefenbet. Ran G0reifre
Berger, GbMtts u. &C., Gbemtter,
30. 205 Riusr Gtrabs, Erop, q. 3
aptlS einaiae Meentem fur bic Ser. Gtaaten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05
Grisper GDma.

u - M9 fie Suar 70 f45H ans liar,
Sterneraugens itrnbieub 5aar;
unb ibre 2oden in Der 6ano
Sergdb man Ieid5t, DO man faao.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

AS the Richmond Tines itself grants,
IN the case of Virgtia-about three
per cent. OF the worst rebels, have
adopted a Constitution hich recogniz :
es the equal rights OF oil citizensi while
the disiranchisement Of the three per
cent. is not perpetual but at the pleas
ure of Congress, This is the disgrace,
"humiliation," "degradaiion," "des.
truction," injustice "persecution,' y
"proscription," wrong" ''ruin," "out-
lawry," "monstrous iuiquity," "calam-
ity," "fanatical tyranny" ''infamous
Madness" "the bitterest cup ever con-
cocted by ingenuity and vindictiveness,"
to which the rebel States are doomed.
Tho people in the Southern States are
greatly mistaken who suppose that there
is any vlndlctiveness among loyal citi-
zens. Revenge would take very dit
terent torn from that ofthe Reconstruct
ion bill. In common with the civilized
world the loyal people of this country
have very hearty contempt for the
theory and the purpose OF the "lost
cause" but they sincerely hope that its
adherents will presently SEQ that the
cause is lost-that the theory OF State
sovereignty is overthown-tha. slavery
is abolished; and that the Union must
be reorganized upon the original Amerl'
can principle Of equal rights and fair
play tor all men. IF that be tho 'Finis
Polonia,' the end of Poland, who will
not thank God that Poland is ended?
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

Sr. PArRrcK's DAY "A Row.-St.
Patrick's day falling this year on Sunday,
the 18th, the celebration took place on
Monday, Notwithstanding tho heavy
fall of the two days previous, there
was large and imposing procession,
which, as is often the case, was signallz
cd by row. About half past twelve,
al the Brooklyn societies OF Ancient Hi.
bernians were forming in Grand street.
in this city, preparatory tojoin the main
body. they were annoyed by Il truck he.
ing driven through the street. The
driver was ordered out ofthe way, and
he finding 1t difficult to do so, the lIiber.
mans attacked him. Officer August
llcr>emAnn, on duty near by, went to
his rescne, but was overpowered by the
mob and severely injured. Roundsman
VIM. E. Brown, OF the 18th precinct,
heard the row. and ran down with sew.
eral off; to the scene of conflict, and
they also received rough usage, as did
all the otlia arriving on tie ground -
Captain lIclne and Sergean. Blrrctt, Of
Iha 18th precinct. gathered quad o1
men and scattered the llibernians, but
nearly all were woundel IN the struggle
One of;he marshals drew sword and
cut officer Barrett on the head in a Sc
we're manner. The row was a fierce
one, and was only stopped by the arri'
va, ofthe reserves from the 7th and llth
precincts. who drove all before them
Officers Coles, Gastin, Barrett, Leach
and Mcclure of The 7th and 18th, were
severely wounded in the head and face,
besides large number of officers, about
twenty in all, who were more or less
injured. Some arrests we're made
" Y. Paper
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

TROUBLE IN TExAs.-Gen. Griffin,
commanding the District OF Texas, has
issued an order, saying that in conse-
quence OF the repeated outrages and
murders in Grayson County, and the
seeming unwillingness and inability of
the civil officers to give protection to
citizens, the operations of order No. 5.
are hereby suspended in Grayson Co.
and tho Assistants of the Freedmens
Bureau are hereby directed to arrest all
persons who are, or hereafter may be
charged with the commission of crimes
and offences against citizens, refugees or
freedmen, in cases where the civil .au-
thority has failed, neglected, or been un,
able to bring the parties to trial. and to
detaln thea in confinement until such
time as proper judicial tribunals shall be
ready and willing to try them. Gen.
Griffin also orders the use OF military
force to enforce this order whenever re-
quired,
AN honest Irishman. observing tie
bearers of his wlie's coffin beginning to
trot, reproved them by calling out:
'Aisy, aisy, ye thaves o the word;
why are ye making a toll Of a plcasurc3'
AN old bachlor thinks Locomotives
must be ofthe feminine gender, because
they often biOv up engineers.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

THE RECONSTRUCTION BILL.

The passage of the "Despotism Bill"
as it is called by rebels North and South,
necessi,ates the invention of new vo>
cabulary wherein shall be contained epi-
thets and adjectiyes more expressive
than has yet been devised by human in-
genuity. Harper in the last Weekly
thus vindicates the cause of Congress
and shows up in it's true light the per>
tidy of those who so loudly denounce i.
No rhetoric about liberty can hide the
fact that the rebel States sought merely
the liberty 10 oppress; no indignant as
serlion Of the right Of State sovereignty
can conceal the unimaginabIe crime for
the unchallenged perpetration OF which
that sovereignty was invoked. Wheth-
er "the South presents the "lost cause"
to history and The conscience Of man
kind as that Of slavery or OF State
rights, 1t is equally indefeusible. The
sole decent and tolerable point in 1t Is
the bravery with which it was MAINTAIN.
ed. 1t is not necessary TO question the
honesty of tens of thousands who fought
for it, but neither can We, in the same
sense, deny the sincerity Ct the priests
who burned other men ofequal sinceri-
ty for their opinions. Shall the Inqnisl.
ton therefore hope for the admiration
of mankind! When the Richmond
Times talks to world which fully un.
derstands the terrible and damnina
truths of the rebellion, of "Finis Polo
mae" and traditions "bright and shin.
ing with classic glory" Of "garreret
tame," and of 'the ark of our honor
floating safe and spotless," it merely
compels the contempt Of every gener,
ous mind. There Is no spotless homo,
in claiming the right, constitutional o.
unconstitutional, 10 trample upon othe
men. There was no fame garnered O.
Salisbury: nor is Andereonville yer,
bright and shining with classic glory
And what is this wicked and unpre
cedented tyrany to which the States il
question must now submit Itis elm
lily that the anarchy which the war ha
produced In those States, and the evi
dsucs OF which is inconlestible, shall b.
controlled by the military force Of th
ua.iou until al Of the people sxceptiaI
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27
REVENUE DECISION.

According to a recent revenue deci>
sion,a bond toconvcy real estate requires
stamps to tho amount OF twenty-five
cents. A mortage given to secure a
surety from loss, or given for any pur-
pose whatever, other than as security
tor the payment OF definite and ccr-
tain snm OF money, is taxable only as
an agreement or contract. Upon every
assignment or transfer OF a mortgage, a
stamp tax is required equal to that I'm,
posed up.n mortgage for the amount
remaining unpaidi this tax is required
upon every such transfer IN writing,
whether there is sale OF the mortgage
or not; but no stamp is necessary upon
the Endorsement OF negotiable instru.
ment, even though the legal effect Of
such Endorsement is to transfer mort,
gage by which the instrument is secured
The official bonds OF administrators, ex-
ecutois aud guardians, are subject to a
stamp tax OF Sl each, as bonds for the
due execution or performance Of the
duties of All office Receipts taken by
administrators, guardians, trustees, sc,
to b. used as vouchers upon the sellle-
ment OF their accounts, are subject ia
the same stamp tax as other receipts
Partition deeds between tenants in
common need not be stamped as cons
veyances, inasmuch az there is no case
Of reality, but merely marking out, Or
deiiniation of the boundaries OF the
partbelonging to each but when money or
Other valuable consideration is paid by
one co.tenant to another tor equality OF
partition, there is a sale to the extent OF
such consideration, and the conveyance
by the party receiving 1t should be
stamped accordingly.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

NUMEROUS indications from various
parts of the South. show an astonishing
revolution in public sentiment with re>
gard to reconstruction. The bill recent
ly passed by Congress for that purpose
has already met with much favor from
prominent citizens n the excluded
States, who were at first earnestly op-
posed TO it. The example of Virginia,
IN accepting the terms proposed, will be
rapidly followed by all the other South
ern States. The few who oppose this
course. exert but little, if any influence
to defeat the general design Of r,stora-
ton. The supplementary bill, pending
before Congress, IL hailed with pleasure,
because it effectually prevents two cons
ticting conventions, and iosures every
person authorized under the law to vote,
tho right to do so. laws. ..
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

TIE Philadelphia Press states Coy,
Geary's message, IN reply to the call Of
the Governor Of North Carolina, for a
national convention to amend the Com
stltution ct the United States, has been
received with much satisfaction by our
political friends in Congress. 1t will be
recollected that when Governor Piers
point made requisition upon Governor
Fenton Of New York, for assistance after
the surrender ofthe vlolators of the
laws of Virginia, the latter refused even
so intrepid leader as Pierpoint, on the
ground that Virginia was not legally a
State With how much more force,
then, can Governor Geary refuse the ap-
peal OF the rebel Governor of South
Carollnai This message show that we
have secured vigilant as we'll as q
Radical Executive. ..
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

A SHORT time before the close of the
war the State Of Virginia borrowed
100000 of its banks to lend to the
Rebel Government. A very large part
Of this sum was borne away with the
the decamping Confederacy, and $780,
900 of it, or tbereabouts, fell INTO the
hands ofthe United States by the fortune
OF war. Hcreupon arose an issue be
tween the banks of Virginia and the
General Government rs to whet' er the
money belonged to the Confederate
Government and by reversion OF the
United States, or was owned simply by
the Virginia banks The banks allege
that they had not delivered the money
to the Confederacy, and that they sen,
it South for safety They further make
oath that they had no contract or dealing
with the Confederate Government in the
matter; but their dupliclty is made ap.
parent by the discovery that they oa'ri>
ed on the negotiation with the Rcbel
War Department In Mr.. Van Wycks
very recent report from the Re.rench-
ment Committee these facts were pl o.
duced, coupled with q resolution tha,
the conHscatsd coin and bullion be sole
and the proceeds deposited 10 th,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-27

Destructive FrREs.-A fire occurred
at Memphis, Tenn, on Saturday night,
Howard's Row involving loss OF $780,
900; half of which is covered by insur
ance in Northern offices. Again on
Sunday the fire broke ont in Howard's
Row, destroying the remainder of
Wyat.I agricultural depot. also Nor.
mes,al Ru.fn & Co.'S produce hous $.
Loss $lOO, 900; insured for S75, 200.
A despatch from Augusta, Ga,
March 10Th, says: The business part
OF the city Of Albany, Ga, was to-day
destroyed by fire Loss 5000, 900.
A destructive fire occurred at Koko
mo, Indiana, on Monday morning One
OF the best business blocks in the place
was entirely destroyed.
The first Orthodox Congregational
church, at s merville, Mass, was en-
urely destroyed by lire early Saturday
morning The loss on the building
and contents i, estimated at S25,OOO,
which is insured tor $1,000. The fire
was the work of an incendiary.