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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb 27.-Corton shade lower: sales
2S00 bales Middling urlands % a 22ac. Flour dull
10 a 2Oc lowers sales 6l00 bbls; State so a 10 80
Ohio IS "a 10 10; Westerns 80 a. II 80 White Wheat
extra L 90 q "A %; Southern fvors buyers; sales
sales $50 sacks at u Q "a IL so. Wheat nominaliy
a. &c lower; sales 1000 BUSH; yery choice Golden
op Spring 81 delivered. Corn a &c lower; sale
Al 900 BUSH; new Mixed Western 1226125 afioat;
old do 81 az % delivered. Oats lower and dull ;
sales OG0 bush; Western SIC in store and So "a eGc
ahoat Beef steady Pork heavy and lower; sales
$3.50 bb's; mess "a 10 a 20 co. closing ii "a rs
cash. Lard closed dull saes 1880 bbls at is a 1870.
Butter active and firm. Whiskey quiet Rice quiet
Sugar firm; sales 200 hhds. Muscovado at u q 1870
Coffee s;eady sales $500 bags Rio by auction at 10 a
24sc currency. Molasses firm; sales 100 hhds. Man
sln la at &c. Naval Stores quiet. Oils quiet. Pc
troleum quiet. Freights 10 Liverpool dull and less
tirmcr.
BUFFALO, N Y, Feb 25-Flour quiet; sales OF
city ground Spring at 10 70; Western bakers II 20
White Wheat 10 50s. Wheat dull and nominal; no
sales. Corn quiet; sales of car load Western at
o. on the track. Oats quiet; sales 1000 bush. from
store at IA a 75c. Barley ste dy; sales 1000 bush.
State delivered at 2 90. Other articles quiet. Pro-
VISIONS firm Dressed Hogs firm; sales one car of
Canada at 10 80 p cwt.
r, CHICAGO, Feb. q Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
C1rh quiet; new weak 772 "a 77fc. Oats more ac-
tiVe ana steady R, e in fair demand at an aIvarc ,
VI &c; paiiey quiet. Mess Pork moderately active
and declined 5Oc sales at 23 so: prime mess IN fair
demand at 70 W g q 90; rumIs 1$c. Lard moderate
~ h nddfe: Bulk Meatsshoulders Ice
1873 a 1910 boxed. closing quiet. Dressed Hoes mo,
active at an advance OF 10 q zoe; light 10 % 10 10 50
firmer; common co a 90; good to choice so ~
8 374. Beef Cattle more active at 6 % q 8 Is.
CINoINNAJI, Feb 27.-Mess Pork quiet and hold
at "a 90 "a % for old and new; no demand. Bulk
Meats active at 10 a. 12c for shoulders and sides sa
/, 100000 ibs Bacon active and higher at l6c.
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. 25.-Tobacco active and sti.-
fer; Tugs 81 q Sc; common and medium leaf 81 q
85c good shipping II a &c., bright leaf 10 a 40c :
demand for low grades; supeifne 80 q IS; treble
extra to flncy Y 90 "a - 80. Wheat dull except ioI
choice Fall, which is better No. aspiring 10; prime
and choice Winter 80 a. 20. Corn dull and lower
40 81 a CSC for shelled and 90 a 74c for ear. Oats
heavy but easier at Sc g 72r, Barley steady at %
x1O kyembuyeIs on "a anS npsng a3ing PORK
shoulders s3c loose; hams up the Illinois river 12jc
100000 TBS clear sides soil yesterday at 1910. Ba-
con firm; clear sides 143 a 145c; clear rib 13l tac
shoulders IL q lie loose; plain Hams 1890. LAID
nn at l5e for choice fierce and Ice for choice keg
"niSkey-sales at 15c; held higher at the close.
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fINHE large, commOdious and pleasant room, now
occupied by the Merchants Exchange, over the
ONCE OF TIE international Telegraph Company, on
the corner Of Exchange and Fore streets to be let
Possession will be given next month. Applications
may be made to the undersigned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland, Feb. 10, 1868. tel2dtf
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WASHINGTON.


SUIT AGAINST SECRETARY STANTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Mr. Merrick filed
declaration as counsel for Adiutant General
Thomas, in the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, bringing suit against Secretary
Stanton for false Imprisonment, laying damag-
es at $4,000; charging Stanton, among other
things, with coDniving and wickedly, falsely
and maliciously intending to hurt, injure and
aggrieve said plaintiff without reasonable and
probable cause. The counsel of Gen. Thomas
has decided to make application for writ quo
warrant before the District Court for Mr. STAN
ton to show cause why he retains possession of
the War Department.
ESTIMATES FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN N. YORK.
Estimates for the new post Office and court
rooms in New York city, were sent to the
House to-day, covering $3,542,930.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The receipts from customs for the week end
ing Feb. 23d, were $3,479,94.
GEN. THOMAS.
General Thomas called at the War Depart
ment about IL o'clock this morning and re ,eiv-
ed his private mails, but proceeded to do moth
ing further beyond repairing to the room of
Gen. Schriver.
REPORT OF THE IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE.
The House Committee of seven were in SEES
sion all the morning. No witnesses have been
examined to-day They will not report the
impeachment articles till tomorrow.
DOCUMENTS IN THE COTTON CASES DESTROYED.
The recent burning of the building corner of
Fifteenth and streets, destroyed a large
amount of proofs and documents in the cotton
cases, principally those from Savannah and
Charleston.
THE IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES
New YORK, Feb. pa Washington special
says it is given out there will be six articles of
impeachment as follows
First-Declaring that the President had
violated the Constitution in making a removal
while the Senate was in session.
Second.-That he had made this removal
contrary to the tenure of office act
Third.-That he had appointed Gen. Thomas
Secretary of War while there was another le-
gal Secretary.
Fourth-That he had conspired with Lo-
renzo Thomas to obtain possession of the War
Office by military force.
Fifth.-That he had conspired with, or en-
deavored to get officers of the army to disobey
the laws of his country and enter into conspi-
racy to get the legal Secretary of War out of
office.
The sixth article has not been completed.
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WE are Offering the best inducements now tor
w one smart man IN each town in the United
States TO canvass tor us with new and useful in
vention which is needed IN almost every house and
business place throughout the county. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 90 cents
profit on every 81 received.
Write your name and address plain, giving name
of Town wanted, also name OF County and State.
Address with three red stamps.
UNION NOVELTY CO.,
jan99iw West Buxton Me-
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Maine Express Company,

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Name Express Company will lie holden at the
office OF Peters and Wilson in Bangor, on THURS
DAY the twelfth day of March next lat three O'Clock
NJ, for the choice of officers and for the trans
action of any other business that may properly
come before said meeting
Per Order of Directors
CHAS. z. STETSON Sec'y.
Bangor, Feby "a, 1868. feb27dtd
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IL Q Q HI Z . II II H
RiOiasg. Sharing &c Jointiag
SINGLE MACHINE

Patented 1866 Which aciU Rire, Share and joint
25,OoO Shingles in one dag Of ten hours
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
JUAREZ.
HAVANA, Feb. N-The steomer Georgia ar
rived here to-day from Vera Cruz. She brings
a rumor that telegram was received in Vera
Cruz stating that two Mexicans from Havana
mad made aA attempt to assassinate President
Juarez and rob the treasury. There wal no
opportunity of ascertaining what foundation
there might be for this rumor before the steam
er left Vera Cruz.
1t is reported that the Mexican Treasurer
was buying in English and Spanish claims but
ignoring American demands. Though these
proceedings were against the will of Senior
Romero, he was powerless to prevent them.
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RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, Feb. PA defaleation of
$4,000 to $4,000 has been discovered in the
North Providence Bank, Pawtucket. The
involved.
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KENTUCKY v.
REPUBLICAN CoNyENTIoN.

N.
CINCINNATI Feb. 27.-Tne Kentucky Re-
publican Convention met at Frankfort to-day
Delegates representing 73 counties were pres
emit Resolutions we've adopted in favor of
Gen. Grant for President, and Gen. Speed of
Kentucky for Vice President
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MAINE.

BELFAST, Feb. 27.-The Penobscot bay is
much obstructed by ice. The steamer Will
nam Iibbetts, which left for Winterport yes
terday, was obliged to return here, being una
BILE to enter the Penobscot river on account of
ice. Rockland papers state that persons have
crossed upon the ice to Fox Island. This is
unprecedented.
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Noxrss CAROLINA.

RADICAL STATE CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, Feb. 27.-The Radical Nominal
ing Convention m to-day and made the fol
lowing nomlnations:-For Governor, W. w
Holden; Lieutenant Governor, Todd r. Cald-
well; Secretary of State, HI. j. Meninger
Public Treasurer, D. A. Jenkins.
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Agents Wanted.

WE Want first-class Agents to introduce osr
w NEW STAH SHUTTLE Sc WkN O.
MAC HINES. Extraordinary inducements to
work furnished on application to w. G.. WILSON
4 CO., Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass. or st. Louis.
Mo. ian 25.-d3m
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Feb. 27.-Advices from st. Do
mingo state that commission had been sent
to Curacao to receive President Baez.
Up to February 10Th, there had been 60
deaths from cholera in St. Domingo.
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Situation Wanted

n Salesman, in wholesale mercantile house. By
n man OF experience who has an extensive a :
quaintance throughout this Estate. Best city refer
ences furnished For particulars enquire at fills
office, te22-f1W
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a SMALL Black Dog, with white bIe ca Il and paws
answers to the name OF Richard; the finder Will
De rewarded by leaving him at
ie22df HARRIS HAT STORE.
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NotlOE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
- ret. peeh euly appointed and taken upon herself
'ne rust q Administrative OF the estate OF
JOHN CLARY late of Portland.
IN tne County OF cumberland, deceased, and has
the law directs All persons having demands nno q,
the estate of said deceased are REQUIRED to erb;bt
the same; and all persons indebted 70 said estt @
called upon to make payment to '''"'' arc
LUCY CLARY, Adm'rx.
Portland, Feb. 1s, 1868. feb2G d1aw3w-
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u. Va PATTEN a. CO., Auctioueei .
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Heavy Silver Plated Ware, CaIen-
OAR Clocks. &c,

nN SATURDAY, February 2sth. at 10 O'Clock ,
~ N a. office. without reserve o
close the stock OF city de tier, will be sold Il varic
~ OF Plated Wa e. most of IL he celebrated make
OF Rogers, Smith * Co., known ms the bess silver
plate in the country. The articles consist OF heavy
Ice Pitchers, Casters, SayOrs. Tea Sets, Wine Sci
Tickle Sianis Syrup Cans, Table and Tea Knives,
ia9Ie, Dessert aud Tea Spoons, Forks OF all KINDS
Laes, Bntter Knives, &c. Also Calendar, Willard
am MARINE Clocks. NAV be seen on Friday.
W., WI the ladies' and gentlemen look at them?-
nast oe sold and the articles are tip top.
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GEORGIA.

RESOLVE FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE STATE
CAPITAL.
ATLANTA, Feb. 27-It was resolved in the
Convention to-day that the State Capital be
removed from Milledgevlle to Atlanta-yeas
81 nays 20
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Q O M Nj Il CIAL.
New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, Feb. 27-6 P. M.-Money active but
easier, though call rate Is still per cent. Sterling
Exchange weaker; prime bankers 1898 az 110s; good
to have been partially the result OF speculation
Gold better, opening at l4oa advancing to 141s q
land, for Europe, took out $4,000. Governments /
a 4c lower, but closed steady. Henry Clews & Co.
report the following 4.3O P. M. quotations Coupon
6's 1881, 110E a Ill; 52Os 1862, 11Os ID 11Os; do 1854
1879 q 1913; do 1sc5 1889 q 1887; do new, 1861 a 1867
do 1861 1913 a 1919, 10-4Os, 1Oi4 1Oi2; 750s LOOT
a. 1861.
Stocks opened firm but without large transactions
Erie sold up to 68ac and New York Central and I'D
son were BETTER the balance of the list sympathiz-
ing, but reaction took place later in the day. and
the market, which is somewhat everish, closed dull
with the advance mainly lost $50 quotations-New
York Central 1878 q 1871; Erie 67a a 67F; do pre-
Michigan Central 11Og; Michigan Southern 9Os "a COZ
Illinois Central 1877 q 1879; Rock Island 96s % $751;
Mining shares " ithout decided change.
The eceipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day was 81 :
420,3Ss payments 2,3i5 1892; balance. sos 1884 1885,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

GOVERNOR BULLocK's VETO.
BosroN, Feb. 27.-The validity of Gov. Bull
locks veto of the bill repeating the State Con-
stabulary law has been affirmed by the SUI
preme Court
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a SQUIRREL Tippet; none the better for the ser.
n vice 1t has seen ANY one fnding sncb an anti
Gle WI be rewarded by leaving at the Press ONCE
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Rnarders Wanfed-
LOST AND FOUND.

FEW Gentlemen boardeis, OF gentleman ana
November g. dtf
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City of Portland

TO the Electors Of the City Of Portland
IN pursuance of warrants from the Mayor and Al
l. dermeu Of the City OF Portland, the qualified
electors Of said city, will meet in their respective
next, being the first Monday In said month"; at len
o'clock IN the forenoon TO give in their votes for
Mayor OF aid City; tr one Alderman, three Com
mon Councilmen, Warden and Ward Clerk. and
for two City Constables, residents said Ward for
the ensuing year.
Ihe polls will remain opan until four o'clock, in
the afternoon when they shall be closed.
Tne Aldermen will be in open session i'm tho
ward Room in the City Building, entrance on Mvr
tie street. from nine O'Clock A. M. 10 one O'clock p
NJ on each of the three secular days next nrecsd;r
said day ofelection and from three O'Clock IN i've
o'clock p. NJ, on the last OF said three secular Savs
for the purpose OF receiving evidence ofthe Guaea
on The lists fgualifed voters In and for the sever
al Wards and for correcting said lists.
Portland February SsI 9Sh NJ ;i HEATH, City CLERK.
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AO.OOO sample sent tree, with terms. for
any TO clear S25 daily, in three hours. Business
entirely new, light and desirable. Can be done at
home or travelling, by both male and female. No
gift enterprise or humbug. Address
W. H. CHIDESTER,
feb25d&wlw 2G6 Broadway, New York.
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Agents Wanted,
who Wants Business ?

Apply to j. H. OS600D, JR., Room 6, Nc. 20
Court street. Boston, Mass.
g-All infringeinents on our patent rights wilr1~
pros. cd. nO30d2aw3m
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A Gentleman and Wife

TWO Pleaeant rooms to let, vii h board in
A pleasant part oi the city. Address A. Boz
1902. feb 2Y-dtf
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Notice of Foreclosure.

w HEREAS, Henry L. sturtevant, of Portland,
w County of Cum erland, and State of Mainc,
did, on the Goth day Of March, A. D. 865 convey to
me, thes bscriber, by his mortgage deed of that
date, the said deed being acknowledged by him on
the first day of April of the year aforesaid certain
lot of land with the buildings thereon situ9ted on
the nortery side of Court leading out OF Park St.
in said Portland, said deed being recorded in Cum
berland Registry of Deeds, book $780, age 493, to
which reference is hereby made for particular de-
scription; AMI the conditions of said mortgage hav-
ing been broken, claim a foreclosure OF the same
according to the statute
DANIEL FURBISH.
Portland, Feb 18th, 1868. fe13d1tSw3RS
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AUCTION SALES.
E. "a. PATTEN IL CO., Aueticneer..
OFFICE EXCHANGE ST.
Lumber. Benches, &C., at Auction

ON SATURDAY, February goth, at o'clock P.
" NJ, rear OF City Building, on Myrtle Street,
ards, Plank Joist, Moudings, Carpenters Bench
es, Crowbars, Hods, Rigging, Shoves, 81 used In
and about the City Bailding,
Per Order OF Building Committee.
Feb uaTy tIfd
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WANEED.
Wanted.
Wanted.
BOardcrs Wantad

A PARTNER in the Dry Goods Business with
u large experience and capital of 4 or $4,000.
Best of references given and required.
Address A. c., Portland P. 0. fe27d1w-
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HOUSES AND STORES on Pearl Street and
II Cumberland Terrace. A fine location, con
tanning eight and ten rooms each with modern con-
veniences. Abundance of well and eistern wafer
Apply to j. H. FASMFR
fcblSd1m No. AZ Danforth ST.. cor. Park ST.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-Tobacco firm; sales 1fs
hhds.; owen county Leaf 40 q IS so. Flour steady
superhne % a rs; fancy IL 90 q Ii 90. Wheat
10 q 90. Corn hrmer at 7S q 95e Oats 81 a tsc
in bulk. Lard 159c in tierces. Mess Pork 25 co.
Bulk Meats-shOulders 10Jc; clear DIES 1872 "a he
Cotton-M iddng 90 q 81 Whiskey nominal
MEMPHIS Feb. 2j-Cotton nominally 20 "a Die:
receipts 800 bales; exports 1850 bales tlour-snper
fine so a 100 Pork &c 90. Bacon-clear sides I5lc
Bulk shoulders D5c; sides 14Ic Lard 15 "a lee
Corn 9oc. Oats 80 a 9Oc.
MOBILE, Feb. 27.-Cotton quiet; Middlnes e0l al
2lc.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 27.-Cotton declined a 1c;
Middling 22c.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. 27.-Cotton dull and easier;
Middling 204c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. ELECTION quiet and de-
clined &c; Middling 22c
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 27.-Flour firmer; superiine
~ 70; double extra 10 10; low grades Corn
urn at We q or Dat quiet at S4c Bacon scarce
hfn; fierce i63 a 15lc. Pork advanced TO &c so;
very little in market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.--Cetton quiet and steady;
Middlng 2! q 21Jc; sales $500 bales; receipts 1855
bales: exports 1851 bales. Sugar fairly active; COM
mon is.c; fair II a 142c. Molasses unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Feb. observation-disclosures s25 a 90
for money and 93t for account
American securities United States 5-20's 71s: Il-
nois Central shares So.
declined Id; sales will not exceed 5000 bales; Mid
ding uplands on the spot 9sd do to arrive Old; do
orleans 98d. Lard els. Petroeum-refned Is Sd.
Sugar 25s
ANTWERP, Feb. 27-Aftenoon- is
steady.
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OOOOO AGENTS WANTED ;

WANT a genteel tenement OF five or six rooms
w in good location. Rent about $3.50. Apply
to WILLIAM II. JERKS,
feb25dlws Real Estate Agent
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NJ Office is hereby given that William Curtis OF
IN Portland in County of Cumberland and State
of Maine, on the thrtieth day of November. A. d.
1868, by his mortgage deed Of that date, recorded in
the Registry of Deeds for SAID Cumberland County,
book $40, page 439, moi teaged TO Thomas Amory
Deblois, of said Portland then living but since de-
ceased, and William Pitt Fessenden, also of said
Portland n certain lot OF land with the buildings
thereon, situated the southeasterly side of the
Eastern Promenade in said Portland, bounded and
described follows: Beginning on said Eastern
Promenade at the northeast corner OF land sold by
Harriet Deering and Others 10 Theodore L. Curtis
and others, by deed dated the first day of August
A. D. 1851, and recorded in the Cumberland Regis
try Book 2Si, page 26s, thence by said Promenade
eightyfye feet south-westerly TO point, and from
these two points extending back from said Promen-
AIDE south thirty.i.v and half degrees east, keep
ing said width of eight five feet 10 the northwest
ery line OF the Atlantic and St Law ence Railroad;
that the conditions of said mortgage have been broken
by reason whereof we hereby claim foreclosure OF
the same.
W. P. FFSSENDEN,
W. H. FESSENDEN,
Administrator OF the Estate of Thomas Amory De
blols. Jan 70 w3w6
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Store to Let.

THE new store in Barbour Block on Middle Street
4 now occupied by j. Burlegh. Also the three
Chambers over the same viii be let with the store
or separately For further in ormaton apply 10 Da-
yid KeaZer or E. A. NORTON.
February 10. d3w
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10 LET.
Rooms to Let,

WITHOUT BOARD. A suit Of furnished Rooms,
w pleasantly situated near Market Square, three
minutes walk from Post Office
Also three single fu nished rooms.
Address p. o. Box 1899. fe2fd3w@
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TO BE LETl

pLFASANr Rooms, with Board, Tor gentlemen
Block. feb17dtf
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15
CHE ussbllrgRtpublifan.
POPPING CORN.

POPPING CORN.
And there they sat a-popping corn.
John Styles and Susan Cotter;
John Styles was stout as any OK,
And Susan fat as butter.
And there they sat and shelled the corn,
And raked and stirred the fire,
And talked of different kind OF ears.
And hitched their chairs up higher
Then Susan she the pepper shook,
Then John he shook the pepper
TIL both their faces grew Us red
As sauce-pans made Of copper
And then they shelled, and popped and ate.
All kinds of fun a-poking.
And he haw-hawed at her remarks,
Aud she laughed at his joking.
And still they popped and still they ate
John's mouth was like hopper.
And stirred the fire and sprinkied salt,
And shook and shook the pepper.
The clock struck nine, the clock struck ten
And still the corn kept popping;
II struck eleven and then struck twelve,
And still no signs of stopping
And Johnnie ate. and Sue she thought
The corn did pop and patter,
Till John cried out, 1.-THE corn's a-fire!
Why, Susan, what's the matter'"
Said she, "John Styles it's one o'clock,
You'll die of Indigestion;
I'm sick of all this popping corn
Why don't you pop the question:"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15

Do you know what is the latest style
in bonnets and other fixings, 60 to
church pext Sunday and note what
each lady wears, and then guess which
is the latest. There you will see every
style, from that which honestly COW
ers the head, to the latest agony, which
is q wafer with innumerable streams
and a switch. They are altogether
lovely.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15

The best bank is bank of earth.
It never refuses to discount to honest
labor. And the best shares are plow
shares, on which dividends are always
liberal,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15

We see by our exchanges that Pitts
burg has succeeded in getting up a rep
utation for furnishing two or three sui
cides a day. This is a pleasant fame to
deserve.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15

Wares Of all kinds, and complete variety ofthe
best GROCERIES,. All Of which they propose to
sell at the very lowest figures, depending on the
quality and cheapness Of their goods to gain
them custom.
Give them call before purchasing elsewhere,
and they will prove that the above In correct.
Room In Allison's building, nearly opposite the
Court House, Waynesburg. I;i,'67-H
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15

Having had II years experience in prosecuting
various IAws-and the large amount OF record
evidence In my possession enables me to be very
successful In prosecuting suspended claims, and
In many instances have proved successful when
the claimant had long given them up indespair,
No matter how difficult the claim 90 II Ii Just,
AG-ly,