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' REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
In purmimice of n Call fioin tint Slate
Central Committee, the citizens of tin- t
iveiill towns! ips will proeeolto fleet
dolegates toatteti'l : C airily Convention
at Vaynchnrg mi the
117' DAY OF JUNK,
next, for the purpose ot nominating del
egates to attend n State Convention to
assemble at Wiltiamsport on tlio 20th
of Juno next, and for other purposes'.
It is known perhaps to all tint a enndu
date- for Judjje of tho Supremo Court is
to bo nominated, and also, other matters
of importance to bo dune.
E M SAYEHS,
. Chairman of the- County Committee
THE NKa lb ) 1 N TH E NO I ITU.
No sa.no mail will for a nioincnt ques
tion tho riglit of a viotor to (li'ttatc terms
to a conquered belligerent Nor can
any one complain,' utter refusing the
milder, if hanh terms am imposed on a
boalei lb'). Attdr.'w Johnson nol the
Democratic PVty porsi-oontly exlwifed
,, 4be South ho' to vwui tho generous
conditions ot' the constitutional amend
. inont. Tliey did rotn-m them Thus
the loyal musics through Jieii represen
tatives in Congress were in duty bout d
to compel obedience to the Government.
The Military I lonoost ruction Hill became
a law; more in hut, by the joint exer-
. tioua ot the Johnsoniics than ty nny
design ou the part of Congress or tin ir
tiousUlueut. Negro sufftage is a pro-1
... uiineut feature of the hill. Dcinncniov
. then, though we would not (bit they j
should have the honor, by (loir eoniinii- j
. ed opposition to every thing that, was .
reasonable and just, compelled its ad'p. !
, tion. They (t'-ni .;' m-ikr i' ill issue,
. used it. iu every f.on.',eivubl& form and
shape to overturn the party in power,
, and h we finally i- rough some of their
, leading journal taken up and fostered
it.
Now, it is sim;..!y a "i..ulior turn of tins
political kali-id o,npe A few ot the
fncoesolabl", sott.-honile 1 species nt the ,
opposite party keep up the cry of 'Nig
ger equality" pfu,, whilst the really
shrewd, and by f'.ir the greater number
of Democrats, are in favor of negro suf
frage prowling t'nt cci t'e induced to
vote the Dnnacralic ticket. Their poM
tion is untenable bnnue they miike no
great effort to sustain it Not one of them
if he pretends to solt-respeot, will toll
you that he expects by bestowing the
ballot upon the negro to become his as
looiato any more than the companion of
"roughs," or the ignorant and tin
principled ot a whito caste. Jot one
who thinks you a reader or a lover ot
your wife and children will preach to
you the necessity vt receiving the negro
into your parlor, and the society of
yonr family If he docs he is exceed
ingly depraved in morals and ono who
has a small opinion of his own abilities
ndlo-s respect for those connecte I with
kim by the dearest of family ties. It
fequne3 Jno argninotit for verification.
Depend upon it, when you are so ap
proached tlie person doing it supposes
you arc- a fool, or of a weak and versa
tile nature.
.. It then the negro is capable of voting,
and.it has been proven roaontly in our
country that ho is, will it not bo vindicat
ing Uerublicanism if we givo'hitn the
ballot in the North 1 Honesty to tho
South prompts this, if nothing mire.
Why bIiouUI fears bo felt for tho result 1
Dout torgut that the opposition , to bo
cnuountereijs the same that fought tor
Slavery and the disruption of the Stales,
Itrrt bai opposed . every thing in the
nape ot National advancement uud
Boral reform for the lust forty years.
pou't forgot that the Republican parly
has nothing to retract, t to Democratic
party everything. Tho cause must not
beabau doned beuauau of a eque laiishness
on. the paitofsomo among us. Even
if th-jy do desoit remember that wo shall
be nil tho stronger . with no trail ors in
.our ranks. We have no room tor ihose
who will eka k bcf' i'o the Ught or go
over to the enemy in the midst of battle.
A persistent, stoady trout wins the day.
The flood once at its height Dumoutaoy
will not besilaie to . step on board the
craft, bo it oouiuauded by jSliem, Ham
. or'Jftphet, with 'Impartlul buffiso"
' fainted on tho stern. It will be a pitiable
iTjfoi'liowevbr, to see the raea who.hsve
I ILIJIJ1.II t Ull'.CI-W-IlDBUIIfJItJUU'llinnlLJL
i ... ;-i lit, it culmiinl.it 'i - sanding
in i. no the i.cuio iiii their ham under
ilicir aims begging lor liis vote Hut
tltic in u vaticination venuiied lougsinoe
Wu leave it to tlid journal of "original
ideas," and the cotcriu that frames them,
whether or not it thnll lie ItillKled,
INSOLENCE TO THE FLAG.
" It 5rwrld fill volume to enumerate
the in dignities and insults offered to the
nation and its colors by the 'recon-truo-ted'
of Southern latitudes, Indeed, they
are no frequent, an 1 such flagrant viola
lions of good sense, that we are con
strained to think at times all honor ban
ished from the land of tho 'chivalry. '
We applaud tho course of General Sick.
le., in compelling tho Charleston firemen
to carry and salute the flag, and breathe
an earnest b po that bis action a-ill be
followed by the other military command
eis wherever and whenever occasion
cft'e-t's. It will have a tendency to check
the siiP'ud ot a li'cliug that cannot but
Ilium the South, misrepresenting as it
does her better ulas-. ot c'niz mis. Cor.
re-i"iideiit
Mick' of the Cincinnatii
C'juiincrcnil writing to that journal from
Louisville, on the politics ol the State,
gives the following Why those who
haye the power can tolerate it is more
than a mystery to us, and wo are sorely
at a loss to know by tvhat other inline it
could be called in tho lex mtionin, else
than treiison :
As a slight evidence of how far the
rebel spirit pervades every thing in this
State, let me iiiManco a Military Institute
at. Lexington. It is a liiaueh of the
Kentucky University the military and
nurii'ulturiil departments ot which are
Iocs' ed at Ashland t' e homo ot Henry
('lay, .vhi.'b, from passing into the hands
of a degenerate sou, has made a still
thither descent, and become a rebel
nursery. There are about ihreo hundred
pupils m this -Military Institute,' at tho
lie ul of which, as the most lit 'nan to
teach the young Kentucky idea how to
shoot, is iin ex. rebel Colonel A few
davsMiice they elebrated '.he b'n th.day
ot Clay by a public parade. They made
a line show in the broad streets ot Lex
ington, in their very handsome uniform,
which, to match ihe Principal of the
Institute, and to consort with his ideas
ol the ttur, American soldier, is ol Con
federate gray. Unt who would have
thought, ot three bundled young Ameri
can, parading in military costume
uiihoul a llag. They had guns, and
mvoi'iI, and tiles and drums, and all the
rest of the pomp and circumstance of
glorious war. but imt a jlu wu to La teen
in I'rnnt, rnir or tu'iitei: And whnsouie
bo'iy asked the ex-O. S A, in charge ot
the pr- ces ion, ooi.c-'i'ninij this emission,
he -aid there wasn't nik.1i a thing as an
American Hag in the institute? It's a
.von ter tin- bones ot the great statesman
didn't rise in revolt against sui-h a pa
role of voting rebels around his tomb
The insiili le had belter not celebrate
his liiilli-day agiin, till its pupils leant
more of lit- hs-'ons be taught ; and
above nil till they gt an American (lag
Thev are the more 'wexeus ibe for the
act I refer to, because if they bad ap
plied to the I'Vcdiiian's Bureau they
oonl 1 have burrowed halt a dozen Hags,
and, it tieccs-aiy, have obtained the
services of g.iod, able bodied colored
soldier to carry them at tho head and
tail of their proce-sion.
NATIONAL HOME KOP
INVALID SOL-
D1EHS.
Measures are now in hand which are
calculated, af'er the lapse of a few
months, to establish, on a grand scale,
the desi let attim a National Homo for
Inva'id Soldiers. The design is nn ad
miral) o one, snd is as follows : It is
well known that all efforts to obtain
voluntai') subscriptions sutlieient to erect
a S ildiers' Homo have been without
avail In furtherance ot the object,
however, the Legislature ot Pennsyl
vania have passed an net dated March G,
18h7. creating a corporation of which
Major Genera! George G. Meade is
president.and General Horatio G. Sickel
is treasurer, with tin ellieiont board of
supervisors, who have the power to dis
tribute to the holders of ceiliiic.ites a
largo number of immensely valuable
gifts, consisting of diamonds, pearls,
emeralds, rubies. &t., purchased from
citizens of the Sjtilhern States during the
rebellion, and which articles will soon be
exhibited in this city. By this scheme
it is confidently anticipated a largo fund
will bo oriated towards tho erection of
tho Home. A great feature of the of-
tair con-ists iu the fact that every pur
chaser of the certificates becomes a con-
tubutor to this National Home fund. and
at the same lime has a direct interest iu
tho distribution of tho rare gems men
tioned abovo. Thn details of the on tiro
sohemu wid be conducted in a pertec.lly
fair and honorable manner, Tho situ
for the Homo lias already been purchas
ed, anil consists of thirty acres id' land,
used by General .Meadu- during the bat
tle of Gettysburg as Ins headquar ors.
The plan has been npprovod by ex-Gov
ernor Cui'tio, M tjor General Meade,
Governor Geary, and a huge number of
prominent military heroes, It is one ol
i he noblest enterprises ever conceived,
and wo beatttly commend it to nil our
readers. See advertisement It) another
column.
THE I'VULIC iUNANCEft"
The monthly blulvmeiit ot the public
debt, was prepared to-day, says a Wash,
ington dispatch of the 1st last. As
compared with the statement of last
mouth it shows that it has burnt reduced
about six milliore ot dollars during
the month, Thirty millions ot seven
thirties uud compound interests notos
was converted Into 5-20s, The amount
of currency wai also rodtiood during tha
moiilil, oving to the thmiuidicd in
ti i'nal revenue receipts. Aitho igh no
reduction was ma 1 ti eler (he law al
lowing tour million per month to be re
tired, tjii'i'e aro one hundred and thirteen
millions ot g il I in the Treasury,
ATfoiiNhY General Sr,v iniiy in his lat e
argument, entirely demolished the pre
tensions of Georgia to overthrow the
legislation of -Congress. . He insisted
with great force that for the Supreme
Court to interfere at this time, would bo,
in effect, to claim the right ot a judicial
veto power more potent than that of tho
Executive, because final in its operation
And lastly, ho argues that tho whole case
is pure'y political, and not n judicial ono.
Mr Sianbery puts his points with much
clearness and vigor, but makes ono very
curious admission in the opening of bis
speech. He confesses that as a politician
his sympathies aro all on the Sotitborn
side ot tho question, but that as a lawyer
he is on the side of Congress. In oilier
words, ho acknowledges that he is hold
ing and advocating political opinions
contrary to bis convi. lions of right
This is rather an awkard admission for
a Cabinet officer to make, but it is nil
doubtedly true, and applies equally as
well to several of his colleagues iu the
Administration.
Faykti'ic Soi.dikh's Momjmknt. Tho
managers of tho association have de
cided to lay the comer stono ot this
structure on the 4th day ot July, prox.
Tl'.ei- announce a rapid sale of tickets
and assure tho public that tho drawing
will Le made in conformity with tho
printed programme. Those w ho have
not tickets should procure one, if not
more, at once. It may some lime occur
to Greene Coiinvy that she should erect
a masiioleum to her fallen heroes and it
so sho will need tho aid of her sister
counties. Lend them a bund iu this
grau 1 enterprise 1
Mkmi'iiis. May 3 No murders occur
red la.it night lor tho first lime within a
week. On Wednesday night a planter
named Smith Wilson, residing at Ger
mautown, near here, while sitting on a
sofa, talking to his wife, was shot through
his window by an unknown assassin.
lie fell into his wife's arms nnd expired
i hero is no clue to the murderer. .
(JtT.iiKo, April 29. Tlie ice bridge
opposite this city is still lirm, and is over
fifty tact thick in some places. Tho at.
tempt to blow it up proved unsuccessful.
The country between here and Montreal
is flooded in many places in consequeiieo
of accumulations of the ice. Barns and
fences aro being carticd away.
As KuiToit ot a Virginia 'conservative'
paper says tho eleo'ioiiiii Connecticut
was nothing but an April fool operation
for the democracy, as thev elected for
Gc vcmor a man who voted f r the ubo.
litton of slavery iu the Dis'riot of Co
lumbia, am! lor every war measure pro
posed by the abolitionists. In fact, the
new Governor of Connecticut is as much j
an abi htiuni-t as Ijcii, Wade or Thud.
Sti ve' s. This Virginian is well poste I, j
aim tens urn tacts right out. lie, evi
dunT.lv, don't fancy abolitionists.
Atthnhon is called to the advertise,
tiient in another column, of Madame II.
A, Perrtgo. of Buffalo, N. Y., the great
a 1 .. 1 rn 1 m
Astrologist and Clairvoyant. Madame
P, can be consulted by letter, on all af-
la-rs ot life, past, present and future.
'
. u Miui, ex mayor 01 new wi eat s,
r . , v 1
and the wretch who encouraged the
murder ot the black loyalists ot that
city, has 'left the country for tho conn
.... , . 1 , 1 1 ..1 j
'"""' ",,u l'"""my "ouieu 111
Canada.
Rt!M) tho advertisement ot Messrs
Berg r, Shutts & Co., in another col.
num. headed, "A'fllie.ted, suffer no more
THE REAL ANJptfllE SHAM.
The following resolutions, adopted
by a Kentucky convention recently, con
trasted with the sentiment of a Virgima
"ex-confed," aptly illustrates the Janus
faced politicians of tho South. For ex
ample, resolution No 2 of tho convention
reads :
2 We most solemnly declare a warm
ntlachiuenl to tho Union of the States,
under and pursuant to the Constitution,
by the ndopiioii ot which the Union was
effected, uud wo know of 110 better or
more ctl'tclu il way t maintaining and
perpetu iltng the Union than by uphold
ing and defending the Constitution,
winch is the bond of Union, by a faith
ful observance of the principles upon
whiuh tho Union is based, and by thu
cultivation of a feeling of friendship and
justice towards tha citizens ot our sister
Stales.
The real opinion is expressed as fol
lows :
I.
0, I'm n good old Rebel,
Now that's just what I nm
For this lair laud ot fresdoin
I don't care a d 11,
I'm glnd I Jit tiiiu it-
I only vi i-h wuM won
And I don't want 110 pin don
For anything I've done.
The preamble, as reported by the con
volition, reads as follows 1
'rut; ruiiMi.M.
1 Whki has, In nil Republics after
the convulsions of revolution,
when thu storm of passion has subsided
and lesson has been allowed again tj
give utterance to the wotdsot immutii
blu truth and justice, it has been deemed
proper to pauso and assert the true pi in
uiplu of government t Now, thercloro,
the Democracy ot Kentucky, iu conven
tion assembled, do solemnly declare thai
this con volition doth unequivocally ex
press a (inn resolution to maintain and
detent! tho Constitution of the United
Slates, and tho Constitution ot the State,
against every aggression, cither foreign
or domestic, and that the people of this
Slate will support tho Goveratneut of
the Um ed Shales in t, I .ensures war.
ranted and sanctioned by the Constitu
tion ot the UiiiU d Slates.
The poet expresse his opinion of the
Government, the Constitution, Bud the
u untry, in j.io following clear language
II I bates tho Constitution,
This "great Uepublio" too ;
I hates the Freeilmcn's Bu-ro,
In uniform of blue (
I hales the nasty eagle,
With all his brags and fuss j
I bates the Yankee nation, ,
I hates 'em uniss and witsa.
Resolution No. 3, as reported by the
convention, says the Government is one
ot restricted powers, with no right to
carry out auy but expross powers, or
thoso nooessarily implied. Tho poet
cuts it much shorter, and il decidedly
more expressive :
III.
I hates the Yaukoo nation,
And every thing they do ;
I bates the Declaration
Ot Independence, too ;
I hates the "glorious" Union
'Tis dripping, with our blood ;
1 hates their striped banner
I "Jit it" all I could.
Resolution No. 7 declares against
trials by tho military. Tho poet ex
presses his opinion on military affairs
much more briefly and expressively :
IV.
I followed old Mas' Robert
For four years, near about ;
(Jot wounded in threo places,
And starved .ut "Pint Lookout."
I "uotched" tho "roomatism"
A camping in the snow;
But I killed a chance of Yankees
I'd liko to kill some "mV."
V.
Threti hundred thousand Yankees
Are stiff in Southern dust ;
We "got" three hundred thousand
lietore they ''conquered" us.
They died of Southern fever,
And Southoi n steel and shot ;
I wish they were three million,
Instead of what we "got."
The 22d resolution reads as follows :
22. Iu conclusion, we declare to the
people ot our own beloved Common
wealth, as well as to tho people of the
whole Union, that we have met, not to Jo
ment discord, but to heal dimensions, and
to endeavor, to the utmost ot our power,
to bung back our Government to its
ancient purity, and to try to make it
such as il was in fluidity of Washington,
Jefferson, and Jackson.
Tho poet-warrior hits it off much
stronger, to-this (-licet :
VI.
I can't take up my inn-kef,
And fight 'em now no more;
Bui I ain't a going to love 'em,
Now ihats a "mirti i sure."
Ami I don't want no pardon
For wl at I was and am ;
I won't, bu r c mt.ru cted.
And I don't care a d n I
Which express the real views of thoso
who "vitalized" the party the politi
cians or the poet, warrior?
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Register's .Notice.
N OTICE is hereby give to all creditors,
legatees, wards and other pers ,ns inter
ested, that the undersigned Executors, Ad
ministrators and Guardians havo tiled their
accounts in the ltegister's Olllce. ond that tho
Biimu will he presented to the Orphans' Court
to ho held within and for the county of
Green0i on WEDNESDAY. June 12, 18G7,
for confirmation and allowance.
I . , " " ec' ,
Account of Win. Duvall. administrator of
jamcs iiixenoimun, uec u.
Accmwt AbriUmm mm ,, JamM
Stewart, administrators of James
Staggers, dee'd.
Account of 1 hoinas Adumson, administrator
01 ust
ol Leroy Gat.esr, dee'd.
j A(!C0lmt Ul)(wcyi Ex(.Cutor of
Jesso liusscy, dee'd.
'Account of James Call and Andrew Wilson,
I Executors of Win. Wilson, dee'd.
' Account of John Haver, Guirdbn of the minor
! children of Archibald Kerr, dee'd.
; Account of William Gwynn, guardian of John
T Kineimrl, n minor cmkl ot Alienor
limchari, dee'd.
n;8tc
WALLACE & LiYLOii,
lli:,U.KI!8 IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
O.nh noon Wkst or I'ktkii Buown's Stork.
We have just received a well selected stock
of CHOICE FAMILY GWOUEKl ES, which wo
purchased for CASH and ate confident that
w can supply our customerBimd all who may
favor us with a call, as cheap il nut cheaper
than any oilier house iu the County.
COFFEE,
(SUGARS.
MOLASSES,
bYUl'1'8,
TEAM.
HICE,
SODA.
TOIlACTOa
CIGARS, SNUFFS. CANDLES, SOAPS,
EXTUACT COFFEE, STH V WUEItltlliS.
JELLIES, &U, &0.
Don't fall to call and examine our slock and
see fur yourselves, for we ate determined to
sell 119 cheap as the cheapest. ejMt,
VALUAHLIC PKOPKULT FOR
WITIIGmST MILL, SAW MILL, COAL
UiNKS, &(J.
MMIR Undersigned oilers atpilviUo sale that
L valuable property, sllu itu on the AIouou
indicia Ulver, at thu Mntilli of Muddy Creek,
Qreeue county, I'll , containing about Ibrty
flva (4 ") acres of rich bottom laud There is
ou the lu'ouilsa a valuable
STEAM E N 0 I N E 1
which will be included hi thn gdo. The Coal
Uauk Is open and shows an inexliaustable sup
ply. No more desirable location lor a Distil
lery can he found In the State.
For lurllior particulars apply to E, A. Flen
nlkeo, Davidson's Fo ry, Greene county, l'a.,
or by letter to tho undersigned,
JOHN M. DAH11A1I,
'ft; 8m. Harlsville, Bucks Co., Fa.
Nin:im r s malm.
BY virtue ot'a wilt of Venditioni Exponas,
Issu d nut ot the Court ol' Couiiiinu I'leus
of (liueiiu county, uml to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sal- at thu Court
House, In Wajntshurg, on Saturday, 1st day
of June next, ut one o'clock, p. ui., the lot
lowing property, viz i
All the rifdit, title, Interest and claim of de
fendant of, iu and to a certain Tract ot Lund
flluale iu Wayne township, Greene county,
l'a., conlalnlui four hundred nnd flily acres,
mora or less ; utn ul three hundred acres
cleared, and has erected thereon two hewed
log dwelling houses, two lo Bt.ilil, h, ono log
burn snd other out buildings. There are two
apple orchards and other improvements on tlie
premises. Adjoining hinds of O'ln Hiiragg,
David Spragg, William tSprugg, John Spr.igg
and ethers.
Taken in execution as the property of Den
nis Meiidieu mid Samuel W. Fulton at tho
suit of Thomas II. Mcijdien for use of Admin
istrators of Joliu Luce, dee'd. IIkatii Jonss,
fi;H-4t Sheriff,
aEirYSBUHfJ ASYLUM
FOll ISVAL1U SOLDIERS.
Inporporiitoil ty Act of A-.cf nilily of tho Comiuouwoultli
of reiiliiiylvmiU, Man-li 0, 1MI7.
Thn Biianl of f npi rvlHni-H iippoinlwl tiythn nlioro Cor
porulloll to curry tint li. i.l.je.-lH ot tlun'irt ol' llH'oi-pnrn-t
li hi , rt-Kpec( fully uiinoiMii-i.1 io lli.i pul'lii- that tin l,iKiln
tiirn ol IViiiHvlvaiiln hiiN nulliorlzi'il llm iiiinitiK ol I'iiiiiIh
tor tho i-i-i-rtloii, fsliililinlirm ut, iunl niiiliilimiiiin-H ul' utt
AhvIiiiii tor Invalid SoMii-H ol' tho lain war. to li Imllloti
tin-llatlli-Kii-hl ot'll.'ttyshU'K. uml aniill iiulilrolMi-llt lo
imt i' loi ir I'ini'MH to i niiuo to lie. ii-nt'voii-nt iitiji-ci,
liavt' i-nipowi'i-i-il tin-Citi poraljon lo tlltrltnt iimonif.it
Iho HiiliNrrila r. hik-Ii urlii l'H of vain" uii-l Ine-rrnt, from
lIN-oriatlon with' III" lain war, nraiiv lilntlcVH. i-tt'cct... pron.
I'rty.oi'i'Klali', n-al or pi i-.soii.tl, w hatt-vt-r, In thu Stain or
uiiti-wiiflrtt, ut Miti'ti liinii or upon mirn tu-iiiH, iiti'lln hiii-ii
wtty Ami niiiinit-r wlialitii'Vi-r, ii-t to theini.halt R'-niii lll.tuiy
laws of IhoCoininonwi-ulthlij tho uuturitry iiotwitlulitiitl-liK-
Tho nntcrlirUi- U corilially rPi'omt-niii'il hy Ihofotluwlng
iiitiiii-u nun wi-ii Known n-jti.-11 :
Mnjor General GEO, G MEADE,
Ex-Governor A. G. CUItTIN,
Major General UALUSHA HEXNYPACKEIt,
M,icr General E. M. GltKtiOltY,
Major General JOMN It. HUOOliE,
Major General CIIAHLES 11. T. COLLIS,
Major Gene id II' V J MA DILL,
M j .r General J tS L. SELFU1DGE.
Hriiielier General JA.MKS A liEAVEIt,
llrigadler General JOSEl'II F. KNIFE,
Drgadier General WM. T. HOLTON,
lirigmlier General SAM'L M. ZL'LICIC,
Uriifiulier General JOHN K ilL'ill'll Y,
Hrlgadier General JOHN F. llALLIEll,
ISrigiuller General T. F. McCOY,
Brigadier General R E. WINSLOW,
Drioiidier General HENRY PLEASANTS,
llrigadier Geiiernl J. P. S, OOIUM.
Brigadier Geneial J. M. CAMPBELL,
Brigadier Genei a' THOS. M. WALKER,
Brigadier General WM. COOPER FARLEY,
Brigadier General I). M GREGG,
Colonel F. S. S'lUMBAl'GII,
Thu hit lur tlii! Justitution (thirty ihtph) Iihs iilrendy
Wen iitiTluirttnl, iui1 il in ho)t-(l tlutt Uie gouil work miiy
cuiunii in'o ln'iiirc niiilsiimiiK'i'.
SiitiHciiplidiM will l-cnccivt'il t lit otlico of tho Ass,
rial ion, N. ll'JUCIiiiinit nirc t. Ihiialulpliiat uii uiitl iiilir
Muwliiy, tli.' tlth titiyoi' M;iy, 1M17.
For I'iicli riiliMi'i iptiiii ut tho ilulUr.H ft' n rlirii'tito will ho
IseUt'il, which will cut it Lu tlu'li-'l-k-r tu mi.-li iirtiuto of value
rh iiiity lii iiwanl A to iu inutiln i'.
Tin' lii'Nt ili-ili'iiiiiiioii ol' nwar U will In muuV intmetl i
ntcly uji'in tlui i'cr itt ol' Sm,iiimiI-ii rlitinnH ut i-nt'li,
Tint ilisiill-ufloii will ht jiulilic, it ml untlcr tin diivct
mprrviriioii ol Hi'1 Coi poiiituix.
I'nrmiiiH ut it ilistamn' mu-tin.-sl( In rt'iiiit tln ir sub-
Ht'liptioiiS (Wliftl plMi'lffllt-li'J I i.V PiWt olI'liM IIIOIK'y WtltT,
or ri girstcri'ii it't ti-r, to hieim luumpt ililivury.
Diret t till luilum t
.!. I). UOr'KMAN,
SliL'HKTAKV Ki'lllOF .Sl t'EllVIi'ilt?,
lt"X 1M.IM.. l'llil:ilt phlA.
Th follnu liia in ii Hrhwluh' of ili- awtiMl to In- ninth un
der thi' IIimI ilistriUninii. Tln ilriim of DiiuiinnilH nml
otlu-r pri'i'iuiiM Btoiii" Hi-ic pmvlia-ii-'l huni i ili.i'iin nf tho
Bon tli tinting th'-wxiMiint ilnir Ki'iMiiiii'in'N.4 in rnrtirlurl tu
liy Mi-iin. lift I At r (., t it- ni"st i'Mi iimvu iliuiuonil im
pirtirn in lh" cuuniiy, uml hy J. Hermann, tUaiiiuml kit
tt-r, New Vork.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID
SOLDIERS.
Illt:orpomn-tl hy Act of Ai-n-inlily of tint roninionwciiltll
ol IVtinivlviuiia. Mart-htl. isn;.
OIBcolliS eUHsi'.NU'i'Strtvt, I'ltihnWiihln
FIRST DISPOSITION.
Eiglily Thousand Sti'iscribers ut Five Dollars
Each.
1 I Diamond Xccklnco, -fS
lliilliauts, valued at...$.;!0,000
i! 1 idauion Cluster Brooch
nod Ear Rings b',000
!! 1 Award lo-to Govern
ment Bonds 10,000
1 1 Diamond Cross, set iu
S Ivor 7,000
fi I Diamond cluster brooch 5,000
li 1 Award to fo Govern
ment Bonds r,100
7 1 Diamond Single Mono
Ring 4,"00
8 1 Diamond Cluster llruce- i
let 4,000 .
9 1 Diamond Single Stone j
Scarf Pin.....'. 4,000
10 1 Diamond cluster hrnorh 4,oeo :
11 1 Din wind Clustery. ucc- !
let 4,000
12 1 Pair Single Stone Dia
mond Ear Rings 3, ."00
1.1 1 Diamond cluster brooch ,1,000
It I Award HMD Govern
ment Bonds 3.000
IS 1 Diamond Single Stono
Pin 3,000
10 1 Diamond Singlu Stone
Stud 3,i:0l)
17 1 Diamond cluster brooch 2,i"00
18 1 Diamond Single Stone
Ring B.flOO
19 1 Diamond and Emerald
Brooch 2, B00
20 1 Diamond Single Sumo
Ring 2,000
21 1 Diamond Cluster King.,. 1,000
22 1 Long India Camel's Hair
Hhuwl 1,500
23 1 Choice Emerald Stud... l.fillO
21 1 Single Slouo Diamond
Ring 1,000
23 to 31 10 Awards of 10-40 Oov-
ernuvnt Bonds, each 1,000
35 1 Three-stone Diamond
and Ruby. Lall'-lioop
Ring 800
88 1 Dimmed Single-stone -
Ear Knobs 800
37 1 Pair Diamond Cluster
Studs COO
38 1 Diamond Single-stonu
Ring, alar selling r00
30 1 Diamond Single-stone
Pin COO
40 1 Diamond Cluster Brace
let COO
4ltoC0 10 Awards of 10-40 Gov
ernment Bonds, each find
CI 1 Lady's Diam'iUct watch 400
C2 1 Diamond single Stono
Ring 330
C3 1 Diamond and Opal Clus
ter Ring 2.-.0
01 1 Diamond Single Stono
Ring 2110
fifi 1 Pair Emerald Scarf Pins 2ittl
0U 1 Diamond Single Stouo
Stltd loll
f.7 I Diamond Cluster Pin... loO
OS 1 Ciiniro and Pearl Brooch
ami Ear Rings 100
50lo I3S-I00 Awards Itl-lo Govern
ment Hmi Is, each IOC
139 to 'id-lOO Awards. Government
LcgiilTciidera, cudi... fie
8,000 Awards, Government legal
lenders, each fi
Thf itlitrlhatlna'of tho uhovn trw-nnl. will hp nmitn hi
public n. ftonniiMUio tiili'tTlptliin I, lull, of whiuh tlno no
tlic will huulvi'ii llironull tlio mpi-r. On unit llor Miiy
Uihtlio DliumaiUii will ho on oxhiiiUiou ut tlio nlllouof thu
AHmirhillt'li.
'Iin; tioll- run i iinlhti'titly ri'ly nn vor.vllilntc hi'linj con.
iluL'toil In ihoinnnt hniioniliht nml fair iiiiiiin.'r. All lln
nwitrtls will Iin lianilril ttM-irtlllt:ntv linltli'i'n, linnn-illati-ly
nltor tlii'tllrtt'llinlloiit ll't-i'of nil coitt, at llio ollltit ul lliv
Coniiuiiy, o. lUUC'llUSl'NUl' Slroot, I'lnlmMphln.
ni:nTirti'ATi!.
Wtthoroliy corllfy Unit wi havu oxninlm-il tha ntiim.oij
OikmIn, 1'ti.irU, Kint'i'iililii. ltnhliHi, uml nthor I'l-M-lnnit
Stniit-s, im di'icrllivU in tint uhuvo llHt, mitl liuil tlii'in ull
Kuuuluo.
HUN LE UltO'S,, Mntnmiil Iin,rl.T.,
ail M Aims i.iss, Niw Viirlt.
J. lliat.MANN, Diitn d SKtlrr,
UiU UouM Strict, Nt-w Voile,
l;t
AOKNTV WANTIO,
BoukiCBll bo hml contulnlnir tvimty certlfloutim,
Ml, MTNIinRD DOLLARS.
Allonti'K fbr CurtlUeutt' iiiiint hn inhlritmnil to
1. 1). HOFFMAN, Siiirohrr,
(S.:m. Vox US1, l'eit OIUin, I'hllnlulpUli.
MAaBtE WORKS.
S U .11 ill E It S G I L L & B R 0 . ,
(Jewells old stand, upper eud of town )
riMIE publle aro rospectfully Informed that
I Summersoill & Bro. hive Just received a
largo stock of all kinds of
MARBLE WORK!
Such as Grave Stones, Monuments, Mantle
Work. &c. Wo uro prepared to furnish work
at reasotinblo terms on short notice. Cull
and examine our stock, styles, imduri es bo
loru purchasing elsewhere. fii8-tf
uuVKNiTtoiisTT. ss.
ISTIIB Oltl'IIANs' CODIIT, DkC TliRM, 1800.
No. 17.
IN tho matter of tho Partition of tho Real
E tato of Isiiro Blaokledge, dee'd.
And now to witt March IS, 1807, on mo
tion the Court grunt a rule on tlio heirs and
legal representatives of said deceusi d, to bo
and appear at tho next Term ot Court and
choose or refuse the pro nisos at tlio valuation,
or show cause hy the same shall not he sold.
By the Court, J. F. TEMPLE, Clerk
All pei scms interested will take notice of the
above rule of Court, ami attend If they see
proper. DEATH JOHNS, Sheriff.
CiS-tC
iTScrcnntile ANC8Hiiiuit last
of i'cciie County, a., for
the year 1807.
M0N0NUAHELA. TOWNSHIP.
cuss hol. I
VI l'J 60
14 7 00
14 7 (10
14 7 00
H 7 no
14 7 00
is io oo
a so oo
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
ii 12 ;o
VI V Ml
11 i M
14 TOO
12 12 60
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
6 25 00
0 26 00
1.1 10 00
VI 12 611
14 7 oo
14 7 00
14 7 00
la looo
14 7 00
is looo
la io oo
15 10(10
u 7 no
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 no
li 7 no
11 7 oo
14 7 oo
II 26 00
U 2j dO
la to oo I
la inoo
is io oo
la io oo
ia io oo
14 7 no
14 7 no !
14 7 00
14 7 no
14 7 00
14 7 (10
14 7 0o
14 7 00
12 12 60
ia io oo
Mi-riroy, l)h-knou & Slmua
A V llonifhiirr
I) CoiilK-uour & Son
51 Unit
Win ItoiMhnt.r
l! A Mi'Mli'fzatt
Win Oray A Soih
J M It S I Oruy (ilWIllfry)
I'KKKV TOWNSHIl'.
J M Urnwn
A S Morrlti
Wl M.nris
J I' Donley . Co
11 South A llio
E F .Morrla
Dl'NKAHD TOWNSHIP.
A P Stcwurt
J F Taylor
U O l.t lnh-y
II II 1'.. ul
W T Wllliamil
A M.1I4"
,loii,-n .4 WoolBi-y i'illHtni(iry)
N Ck-uvvtiijur (illtilh-ni
UUHIiNB TOWNSHIP.
llailry A Co
Slnnh-y ASU-klfinutth
I.anlx & l.i-till-y
F'SratoliA Co
CU.M11EULAND TOWNSHIP.
T I. Cuinmons
CAKMIC1UELS B0IIOUO1I.
.7 I, M.eiliror
Win llarttniin
I. ai.ll.-y St MitchniT
Horn.-r A; Cronaatu
.1 1' llutllnwa
Ik-nry .linii.-iuii
j A J burnctt
M01WAM TOWNSHIP.
A .) ItnrHOD
Aiiiih Wiilton
Fli-lrhcr Allnuin
.Mi I. r lanm
Sl'.nt lrior
I'riuh l.ippi nrott (illlllh'i-y)
! U 11 Murialui-k lill-lllh ryl
I JUFFEKSON TOWNSHIP.
II 'it Ilrothvril
CI, in. I & lie.
.1 A l.in.lfi-y
Smith A III. ok
A .1 Martin
II. iil. T & Fh nniken
I. 1 1 II tt Co
Jortuph Si-tlijwkk
O L lli iiny
I Voting
M A .lourilr-ll
W It Martin
Diulimt Thomail
I M0KK1S TOWNSHIP.
Fmllli & Hopkins
I Jnroh Swnrt
J 4 II Pi-nil
W lions & Co
WlllTIiLY TOWNSHIP.
(1 O I.i-inh-y
John lln.hon
Viilur Huileion
WAYNE TCWNSII1.
Itraion Calvort
Oriinlco & Strodiiiilcr
OILMORB TOWNSHIP.
P Mi-Cul lough Co
SPltlNOIIIM. TOWNSHIP.
II SWhlto
John Darker
11 S iVhitii (ut the mlin
AI.KPPO TOWNSHIP.
Wooilrnir k I)yo
IlICIIUILti TOWNSHIP.
ItlHSit A Iti.L.-i-a
.ltilni'i.Ollogly
II W Oray
lanii's llavfl
II M A .I it' Wnttnn
Ililo-s A' Kim-alil
M'lllniiiihy A Li-wit
Oimriw Ko.n-h ellstlllory)
WiT.leit llryon (iliiililh-ry)
John Finliisati (ill.iillcrv)
MARION TOWNSHIP.
Pt-ter Brown
N 'lark A Sou
L It EraiiH
Frank .M llnryiin
Sayi.ru it Uo.k imoa
A .1 Sowol'tl
Jiuim-a Onilior
A A- II FCiiinpholl
ShlrkASuttuu
LvwIh Day
Thompson A Iliilt7.ill
Tnvh'r A Wtillaco
N il .M.-Clelliini
Inline llooprr
II A Hill. h;il t
J Munni'll
SrollA- t'o
0 W It ilnTta Ik Co
M A llarvay
Slati-rOili'iil'iiugh
1) W llraiUn
ltritth'ii A Co
Win li.iil-'.v
IlitiiH iTnylor
7 no
7 00
7 oo
7 no
7 oo
7 00
7 00
13 10 00
7 no
7 oo
looo
7 oo
7 00
7 oo
7 Oo
IOoO
7 oo
7 oo
7 (HI
20 00
20 on
20 00
10 00
10 (10
11100
14
II
14
la
14
14
14
7
7
7
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
13
14 .
14
13
14
IS
14
14
14
13
14
14
13
10 00
io no
. 10 00
10 00
lo no
lo oo
7 oo
7 oo
7 oo
10 oo
7 00
7 00
10 on
7 oo
io oo
7 00
7 oo
7 00
10 00
7 no
7 oo
llalnKHll
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
10 00
P M Urlnu-s ! 14 700
Cli.TlllSTOHJ(SlllP.
Znonlon la 10 SO
lanifH Call i Co IS lnoo
Call, HohrrtK A-Oo la looo
FIIANKIJ.N TOWNSHIP.
.Irco Hook 14 7 00
KAIIil,. VI 7U0
II I. Ilnllinnn 13 lo 00
A J l.li-iii'ott 14 7 fa
Hook A ; Wlm ellMlllrry) 6 23 00
Tlii'Ciiurtol' Appunl will ho In-1.1 at thn Trnnmiiw'"
Ollk'i' In WayttOHhnid, on Tlmrniluv nnil Vrlilav, May 30
ami .11, 1S07. A. HOWARD, Mercantile A'tiiiralmT.
6;S-lt
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
VOn 18C7.
NOTICE 13 1IEHEBY OIVEN TO ALL
persons interested that the annual lists
of assessments for Internal Hevenuo Taxes
for tlio year 1 8U7, havo boou returned to me
by the several Assistant Assessors of the 2 lib
Collection District of Pa,, and that they will
be open lor inspection at the
ASSESSOIt'S OFFICE,
In the Borough of Washington, from the 2nd
to tlie liitli day of May "next, during which
time persons aggrieved may make appeals
from what they consider erroneous assess
nvnls. Appeals must lie lu willing, sped y
lug particularly the matter ol complaint, re
specting which 11 decision Is requested.
JAS. 11. UUPLE, Assessor tilth DM.
fijl-2w
i'lie Wonder of the Age j
TIME, MONEY AND LABOR SAVED I
THE LATEST AMD BIST CHUitN!
ONE Of THE LATEST PATENTS, issu
ed on tho I Itu day of September, IHtitl,
to W'lii. It. McCutcheon, of Washington,
Iowa, will bo oil t'xliloltloit ina few days ul
JOHN MUNIS' ELL'S
In Wameshurg, Pa. This CHUUN must
Biipeisuile any thing of the kind heretn'i re
produced. The siuiiileness of Its construct
on, and its two fold or reversed mot ion, ih.it
prodihcs butter from three to six minutes
must lndiioo tlio community to examine Its
qualities It saves time it saves work and
produces as much butter us any churn In ex
istence. Mr. Mnn.iell has full power to sell
lights for Pennsylvania or New York Statu as
well as to 1'urnluli Churns to citizens of this
county. MOHIUS, ULLOM & CO,
. . Aiteuts.
. t)27'.f.
ml SPUING AKKIVAL OF 1807
DRY GOODS
AT
liicii mm !
AT
UXOR,! OLD STiD."
THE GOODS ALL VmU,
11IK-
S3T YLB o ,
LATEST AMD QESTr
thf.
Fabrics, as Keprcsented,
AND T1IK
ASSIWMW KE?r CjIYIP.ETE,
MMIE UNDERSIGNED 13 DETEKMINPtY
I to sell, ,,,!, HKAIT r.is ,
uSb0Stnf,',,,g;iiu,T
ins stock T k. EVANS.
'--" Wayuesburg, Pa.
I.ELMIIOM.S CONOBXTRATBD EXTUACT Jlo"
v ' I! rent Diuretic.
iiaMi:oi.i,' msersTiimi) kxthact basuhmiu
1 the Great Jihad Purifier.
Both ore prepared according to rules ot
riiarimicy and Chemistry, andro a vTmoat
active that can bo made. 8;l8eow-ly
IN reply to numerous inquiries in regard to
the manner of convming tl,0 August 7 8-to.
into Hie news-20 Gold Coupon Bond wo make
tlie following statement for tho benefit of tho
holdeiH of 7 ,1-lns, who may not be informed -
I ho Government computes tho Interest on
both bonds iu currency from the date of tha
maturing of the last coupon, allowing seven
nnd three-tenths or, the 7 3-ins, and charging
six per cent on the fi-ang For example t you
send to aslnngtun luoo 7 3-10 Bond which
reaches there on
May 1st , 0((
74 days interest, (From Feb, Intnl.'.'."'. 14 r,(l
rri2'--! $1,000
1 in days interest, (From Jan.
1st.) id 06 1
(This is counted at BUS days
per annum.)
. , 1.019 AC
Allowed for 7 3-l()s 1,011 80
You pay Government 470
It will he seen hy this that tho Gold interest
s given us currency, which is of itself a profit
tu the putty convening tho 7 3-IOsof nearly
moi.T m.u.Aiis per $1,11110. nsido from the fart
that at llm present rate of Gold, say 40, the
4-JOs pay over 8 per cent, per annum.
At nruscnt wo me cnnveitim; the 7 3-lOs ou
much belter terms than the Government as
tho present buying and sailing rates enables
lis to allow the holder ot the 7 3-IOs a better
figure than has yet been olmrcd by unv one
as a commission.
Parties exchanging through us. In addition
togettinn' much better terms tlmn they can
rroiu tlie Government, will have their 5-2(
do ivered to them immediately, thus saving
delay V e also register any bonds sent, to us
without charge. ( n all Bonds sent us by Ex
press, we py cliarg-s both wavs and remit
promptly a directed. J.t.s T. Biiady&Co.,
Oeiilers 11 Government Securities,' Corner
I'll tli and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh. Pa
fijl-Ut. .
THE GLOJtY OF MAN 13 STRENGTH
There tore the nervous and debilitated should
immediately uso Heluibold's Extract Buchu.
8:l3eow-ly
FELLOW CITIZEN! !
MR. PRESIDENT,
IS
E have just received a splendid stock of
S P R I r o
AND
SUM .11 ER CLOTniNfi!
AUAi-i-JiW Hi MEN AND BOYS'
WEAR. f ALSO, A FULL LINK OP
.Gents' Furnishing Goods,
W1,t..l, u,n ...111 ...It l !. 1 .1 .... ..
.,.. w iiu ui. um inweai, rnies. Call
and cxiimino our stock Prices aro down ami
11 wo can 1 sen a man tlio clothing he wants
NOUUDYIN Wavni;shl'kocan.
A. J. SOWERS.
Room In Allison's Building, Wuynesburg, P.
.... ... vtM'.r-iui. niiu uuuML'iiu rem--
cilirs for unploHHiuil tn rtuiiircrous tlisunses.
Vwi H(fmho.d,n Kxtrant Huchu anl Improvotl
IlllUM ttTltuli It. I It
'iTAitsnrt nmrn iinhliinaunt ......
sale of town lots r
1MIEHE WILLBEOITERKD AT PUBLIC
. Sale ul Wayuesburg, Greeuo co., Tu.. on
Moml.iv, M..y 27, 1807.
Town lots lu tho proposed row addition to
the Town of Waynrsburg. These LOTS aro.
(leimiiiiiiuy siiuuieu oiun or mo Court House,
and iill'ord tine building sites. The plan ot',
tliea ldillon to tho town, showing the Lots,
Streets, Alleys Ac, is at tin otllco of li M.'
Sayersiind W. E Gapen, Esqs., In Waynes
burg, who will anawer all Inquiries in relation
to I Im property, and soil to persons who wish
to buy at
PRIVATE SALE.
Those who deslro to mnko a choice selection
would perhaps do well to call Immediately
ami obtuin It ut private salo.
T Ha IF5. JttL SI i, ,
One-tlilrtt of the purohuo money In hand
and tho balance ln twacquiil annual paymontg
Willi Interest. It, A. BAYERS.,
fjl-tf
"i.'-',y