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minor son of Alfred Evans, deceased.
Account of L. A. Knox, ,Administrator uptm thc
estate of Susannah Becler, decd
Account of Johnson WycioH and Lot L.
Rich, Executors of the will of David Rich,
decd.
Account of John Lantz, Executor of Jacob Lantz
deed.
Account of. John Lantz, Executor of Della
I.antz, deed.
Account John Lant2, Guardian of Louisa NJ.
Garrison, alnlnor child of Abner Garrison,
decd.
Account of ]. p. Morris Guardian of Marry
and Sarah Roberts, minor children of Spicer
Rob crts decd
May l3-tc
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IIosoRs PAID TO rHR CoUSrRY's DEAD
Mn. EDrroR Win you grant me a small
space in yourpaper, for short sketch of the
ceremonies attending the decoration of the
graves of the patriotic dead of our town and
vicinity, which occurred on Saturday, 3Oth
ultimo? Prompted by the sacred feelings of
affection, springing from personal friendship
patriotism and gratitude combined, and laying
aside all differences of political opinions, the
surviving soldiers Of the war, the ladies' and
citizens flour town anl yicinlge, united in
this labor of love. Having assembled at the
Court House, at o'clock, p. NJ, each one
bringing his or her Offering of flowers, taste
fully formed INTO boquets wrcaths, crosses,
hearts, shields, Sc, the procession WIS form
ed by TIE marshas, J. Jackson Purman,
Robert Adams and William Hays, us fol-
lows;
!. National Brass Band
?, Chaplain and Speaker.
3 Soldiers preceded by color bearer, Jos
eph Cooke, with fig athiif f-mast.
4. Citizens, preceded by ladies with how-
ers
On arriving at 'Grecn Mount Cemetery
the following exercises were had |;
|. Dirge by Brass Band,
2. Prayer by Rev c. A. Hampton
g. Vocal music.
4. Address by Rev. \. D. Hail
3. Music by Brass Band,
g. Decoration of graves-which was per-
formed by the procession moving in regular
Order from grave to grave, and strewing them
with boquets as they passed.
AS we stood on this beautiful Mount, over
looking our town, with the winding Ten Mile
circling around it, and eastwood the valley
stretching away amid the hills, we felt that
the scene transpiring around us, was sadly
beautiful and beautifully sad. We felt Thea,
and ao'o, that those soldier patriots, beneath
the sod, sleeping the sleep that knows no
waking" well deserve all the tribute ofrespcct
and Of affection We could bestow upon
them.
And thou ,h no epanl.ts they wor1
Nor STAR nor bar, nor golden lace.
Yet they who once the musket bore,
Shall in our hearts e'er find place. q.
And though their boncsin unknown grayes
Or bleaching on Southern soil do lie,
The memory of our fallen braves,
Can in this nation never die.
As long as the Alcchenios stand,
As long as the Potomac flows,
Or oceans splash their pcbbly strands,
Or sun his daily journey goes;
So long the patriots name shall shine,
Among the list Of honorcd dead,
And wreaths of glory ever twine,
In circling halOs round his head.
Ceremonies being over at the Cemetery, the
procession again took up its line of march,
first proceeding IS llookstown, aud thence to
Mouisyille, and at the graveyards of each,
substantially the 81 me ceremonies were per
formed the procession then returning to
Waynesburg, and dispensing to their homes.
Before closing our sketch we cannot forbcar
speaking word Of praise of the excellent de-
corum manifested by all througout the whole
of thc exercises and, where everything YVES
becOminglY performed, to specially mention
the fine and appropriate music, both vocal
and instrumental, discomsed upon this occas-
ion. "rhe Dirge' and the composition call
cl 'No 81 played when re-entcring Waynes
burg, were strikingly beautiful and approprl-
ate. p.
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FREEDOM of the press-Snatching kiss
from pretty woman in crowd.
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MO L IC Il .

The Commissioners of Greene County Will
receive sealed proposals up to the lst of June
next, for the repairing Of the Four Mile Bridge
near Jacob Bineharts, in Franklin township,
IN the following manner: The four Main Posts
that the arch rests upon to be spliced with pine
TIMBER, said spices to be six feet long; now
iloor of two inch oak plank to be put therein,
ana to he new rooted with good oak shingles;
thc contract TO be let to the lowest and best bid
der. ELIAS SCOTT,
]. VI. MORRIS, ICom'rs.
ISAAC J. HUPP,)
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WHAT are'the best United States securities
Votes for General Grant
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-03

MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti.
cles-superior to Cologne and at half the price
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stock of ladies' Hats, Sundowns, Bonnets,
lsibons, Flowers. Laces, fine Fans, new style
of Parasois, full line of Dress Goods, Trim
mings, Sashes, new style of silk Saques,
fine assortment of fine Dress Goods and Silks
&c, full line of Millinery trimGings,
-.
New CLOTHING. "A largo and well selected
stock of Gents & Boys ready made CftaAs
at Frank MGurgan's, which will be Ald "
very low prices,
lPsA VERIrAs is what Latin Scholar ac-
quainted with Evans & Minors prices, would
say when told that they had the cheapest
goods in the Market
THE Lawrence county Republican Conyen-
tion meets at New Castle on Monday, June
lst The Fayette county ditto at Uniontown
on June sth
LOOK Our FOR CousTERrEIrERs Money
is not the only thing that can be successfully
counterleited. For genuine Dry Goods, go TO
Evans & Minors.
WOULD You De RICu?-Buy all your dry
sooos oi Evans " Hilior "A penny s''cu
is two pennies made"
-
They WAIST MosEY and therefore customers
can buy almost at their own prices Of Evans
& Minor
---H.-- =,
MRs. S. A. ALLhNs Worlds Hair Rcstorcr
cola ., prodor,s Drrg Store
-
Good, ., ,ho ,,to rod,o,ior IN n,iooo
.-----..--
PLANTATION, Alishers and llostetters' bitters
'"iu Ut i'''''n Dlus D.olo'
A NEW line of prints at Fordyces new store
''' SUI W. ~
Ifvou have back-ache call at Bradens and
get" poA oi sargent pack-ache iils'
A J,or of Doub,c Shovel plows for sale n,
l. Bradenss Hardware store
M xor fail ia call ot u sbir,,,s Dry Gooj
e.oro
Grxr, ,pupv,s no,ort aror,or n vCord tioo o,
NJ q G. IT R,Il,s vorv c,,ean f,r cash,
| - '' 'i "
Tprx Tr;v Trv snII a, q Nv Rohe,,o,
Urn, s,orc
| puy P,Iyr. for sale ot G. w Roberts
Drur Store
STRICTLY Pure White Lead, sold at G. W.
Roberts Drug Store.
WiLKISsoN's Sheep Shears, a fresh supply
best quality cheap at 7. Bralen's Hardware
s'oie' "
WHEELING nails all sizes the best in use For
s"'o "V l. Draueh iiaruw"ie s'ore'
Srp,, ,pr,s Cbonri,p solvo yho,oso,o and
| 80. -, - , -
A LARGE stool, 7, Of DRUGS Just received q,
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pUBLIC NOTICE.

AS the tlrirt OF HUGHES &LUCAs is dissolved
by mutual consent, the Commission business
will still be carried ON at the Old stand in good
order, and on the most reasonable terms, In tho
name and style OF i. HUGHES Il CO., (senior
partner.l They fatter themselves, by having
The House and the best location In the place for
that business, that they will RECEIVE liberal
share Of the public patronage.
They Will also keep good supply Of GROCER
lE,S on hand to accommodate ali who may fANor
them with a call.
l.. IIHGHES & CO.,
i;lO-tf. I'D Landing, pa.
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The Lawrence county Republican Conyen-
lion meets at New Castle on Monday, June
LIST. The Fayette county ditto at Unontown
on June Sth.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,

That on the 9Th day of May A, d, 1863, q War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate of hlurtin Smith, of Morgan township, In
the county of Greene and, of Pennsylva-
mia, who has beeh nhiudgcd n Bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him or iOr his use, and the trans
fer OF any property by him are forbidden by
law; that n meeting of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one
or more Assignees of his estate, win be held at
II Court of Bankruptcy, in Waynesburg, Pa,
before Joseph B. Donlcy, Esq, Register, on the
Goth DAY OF JUNE, 1868, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
May 2O,'GS-it us. Marshal, ls MESSENGER.
DOCK AGENTS WANTED
TO solicit order for ELLIOT'S New Work, RE-
MAItKABLE CHARACrEI,SAND MEMORA-
BILE PLACES OF THE HOLY LAND. by HEN
ny WARD BEEclIER, 7. ID. WooI.sEY, Ill. d.
Pres. of Yale Col, JOSEPH CUMMINGS, ID. ID. ILL.,
D., Pres. of Wesleyan Univ, ri. REV. TIIos. NJ
CLARK, Bishop of II. l., H., &c.
This is new original work by these authors
and its subjects are approved by clergymen of
all denominations. We employ no GENERAI. J..
AGENTS, and offer extra inducements to Can
vnsSers. Agents will see the advantage of deal
ing directly with the PUBLISHERS. For de
scriptive circulars with fun particulars and
terms, address the Publishers.
j. b. BURR ~ CO., Hartford, Conn.
5;27-lm
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Nav ADvsnrIsEMsSrs,-The attention OF
our readers is specially directed to the follow
Ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
eTUnlon Pacific Railroad.
r5yAmerican Circus-liemming Cooper, and
Whitby
rzrWool Carding-Jno. II. DebOlt.
r3-Executor's Notice-Jonas Ely.
eS1Iillinery Shop-AIrs. Caroline Edmiston.
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MO L &c II.
NAV G-tl
A DNIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Letters administration having been granted
TO the undersigned ON the estate of Jesse Rine-
hart tOf John,l decd. late of Cumberland TOWN.
ship Greene county, Pa, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly authen-
ticatcd for settlement.
URIAII RINEHART ,5o,,,,
nm on-Gt ~
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GROCEKIES.

Coffee z b....A.....................
Tea n
Brown Sugar q ib.............................
Refined Sugar q
syrup @
Moasses IN. orleans, s,)...........................
''i Sluih u
salt a
@icc 2
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-03

LOOK Our FOR COUSTERFEirERs Money
is not the only thing that can be successfully
counterleited. For genuine Dry Goods, go to
Etvans & Minors
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aflaryisa

GRAY-GLAMON-May 2S, 1868, at III
house of the brides father, by Rev. j. w..
Hamilton, Mr., David Gray, of Greene Co.
Pa, and Miss Jennie Canon of Washing
ton Go. Pa.
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VlIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,

That on the 9th day Of May, A. D., 1868 War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate of William A. Porter, OF Waynesburg, I'm
the county ofGreene and state of Pennsylvania,
who has been adjudged u Bankrupt on his own
petitions; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery ofany property belonging to snch Bank
rupt, to him or for his use, md the transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden by law; that
n meeting ofthe Creditors Of the said Bankrupt,
to prove their Debts and to choose one or more
Assgnccs of his estate will be held ut u Court
Of Bankruptcy, in Waynesburg, Penn, before
Joseph B. Donley, Esq, Register,
ON 10Th OF JUNE, 1868, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
May 20, '6S-it u. s. Marshal. ny MESSENGER.
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May BITE
|CHERIFFS SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE,
By Write OF writ OF alias ven exp. issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas Of Greene County,
and to me directed, there will be exposed To
public sale at the Court House In WaynesbuR,
ON SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE,
next, Mt o'clock L. NJ, the following property,
viz: All the right title, interest and clalm Of
situated in Centre township, Greene County,
| Pa, adjoining lands of William Milliken, WI
| liam Goodwin, and others, containing about ITO
acres, about sixty acres of which are cleared and
| on which Is erected n Brick Dwelling House,
| Frame Stableand other ont buildings.
Taken in execution as the property OF job
| Iams Mt the suit of Thomas lams for tho uso
Mary Ann Wilson.
| May cost III. b. SILVEUS, Sheriff.
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Aark;ts.
wAYNEsBURG MARKET.
WAYNEsBURG. May 70, 1858.
Corrected Weekly for the REPUBLICAN,.
.... PRODUCE,

lutter Creshroll,) q b,.,....,.............".
igIS q uH,..,
'olHtOcS q JDd2
ard Il T.
allow 4 h..................... ................ l.
'ountry Soap q
Dried Apples is b......,.a........-.......-.
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WiLKISsoN's Sheep Shears, a fresh supply
best quality cheap at 7. Braden's Hardwar
store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-03

WOULD You De RIou Buy all your dry
goods of Evans & Minor. a penny saved
is two pennies made"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-03

WHEELING nails all sizes the best in use Fol
sale at Il. Braden's Hardware store.
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MRs s. A Aliens Worlds Hair Rcstorer 70
sale at G. W. Roberts Drug Store.
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Go TO q. w Roberts Drug Store for every
thing in the Drug line.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-03

Cusr1M MADE Boots, calf back and front
warranted in every particular, for $780, at NJ.
G. & II. Bells!
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SrEwmr's Champion salye wholesale and
retail Ay d. w. Braden agent for Greene Co.
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They VAST MoSEY and therefore customers
can buy almost at their own prices Of Evans
& Minor.
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STRICTLY Pure White Lead, sold at G. "
Roberts Drug Store.
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PREscHruoNs Carefully compounded d a
G. w. Roberts
Go to n II. McClclland's Grocery for No
Fami ly Flour.
FAMILY Flour, manufactured from White
Wheat, at N. II McClellands Grocery.
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Dr. Burtons lnflllible tobacco antilotc i0I
sale at G.. w. Roberts Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
Indian matters.

A letter from Ellsworth, Kansas, of the
23d says the Indian question has assumed
a new phase. All the tribes that were Al
Fort Larned have left and no one knows
where they have gone. Small parties are
met by persons coming in from the plains,
but they had no communication with the
whites, which is a sign they mean mis-.
chief. The opinion prevails that they
have gone south with their women and
children, and that they will soon swarm
on the railroad line and routes trsve rsed
by trains with hostile purposes. Rep orts
arrive daily Of their killing people and
robbing trains. Gen. Sully is still at Lar
ned, and has ordered the troops in his de-
partment to concentrate on the line of the
Arkansas river. Fort Sarah will be fully
gsrrisoned, and other preparations will
be made TO meet any ~exigeneies that may
6rise-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

In aspeeeh in Cincinnati Tuesday night
last, George II. Pendleton, expounded tn
Democratic doctrine thus:
"Pay the debt and stop the interest al.
together. Suppose you reduce the interest
to four per cent; suppose you debt
amounts to 81, 500, 900, 900, then there will
have to be collected by taxation, year by
year, from the people, 500, 100000 IN
gold; and suppose this is continued fol
forty years, you win have paid 81, 200, O00-
600 in gold, and at the end of that time
you will have your 81, 500, 600, 900 in gold
yet to pay"
When Mr.. Pendleton has got his 81, 500
OO0,000 g~reenbacks out, whereby to ''pay
the debt and stop the interest altogether"
11iH not the greeHbaeks after all Tepreseni
a debt Of 81, 500, 600, 900 sin gold yet Il
Pdy?" l t is placing a very small estimate
on { he sagacity Of men to suppose hat the
wea kest minds cannot discover that either
the debt will remain to be paidi in gold, OF
will have been practically and effectually
repudiat ed by converting it into a vastly
Z essive, therefore worthless, issue Of pa
per money. Does Mr.. Pendleton Thick
the people Of this country are all knaYei
or fools
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

In Salem, Massachusetts,, the other
day, 3 runaway horse was dashing up
Central Street at furious rate, when
3 well dressed lady rushed in front of
him with her sun umbrella spread, and
hourished it towards the frightened
animal. The horse thus suddenly
checked, went down on his launches.
and was kept there by the lady until
the driver came up and took care Of
his team. The lady quietly walked of
as though nothing unusual had occur
rad
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THOMAS L. FENNO, & co.
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BOSTON, MASS.
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