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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30
PARTITION MoTgcE.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF TIL
COUNTY OF GREENE,

COUNTY OF GREENE,
No II, Decea Der Session, 1866.
IN the matter Of the partition Of the Real
Estate of Isaac Bucl;ladgr deceased:
70 the children Of Thomas Backlcdgc,
late of Van Buren County, Iowa; John
Blackledgo of Stalk county, Ohio; SalnE Ann
Wallace, OF the State Of Illinois; Hannah
Henderson, Of Illinois; Margaret Vale, whose
interest is purchased 10y Stiers HIackIcdge
Hiram Blackledgc OF Delaware county, Ohio
William Bnckledge, OF the State Of Indiana
Levi Blacklcdgc, of Carol county, Ohio;
Daughters Of VIVA Bmcklcdge, decd, Of Car
roll county. Ohi0-namus moi known Joseph
Baker husband Of Martha Baker, decd. and
children whose interest is purchased by Levi
Blackledge Mary Richardson, whose inter-
est Is owned by Sticrs BlacklUdgc ; James
Blackledge, whose interest is owned by Levi
Blackedge heirs Of Mary Williams late OF
Bucks county Pa, licensed; to wit: John
Williams. who died n Bucks county, IA,
leaving children whose names and residences
are unknowH; heirs Of Thos. Williams, decd.
who died in Bucks county, Pa, leaving issue
whose names and residences arc unknown;
heirs of William Williams, who died
in Bucks county, Pa leaving issue whose
names and residence ARE unknown; Jcremiah
Williams, who resides in Jay county, lndihnoi
Margaret, who intcrm0rred with Abel Lester
and resides in Indiana heirs Of Elizabeth
Burson, decd, viz Uhe children and heirs
Of Thomas Burson, deC'd,,) Richard BuIson,
residence Henry county, lowai Thos BulsCn,
Greene county. Pa; Samuel BuEson, whe re-
sides in Henry county, Iowa; Martha, In
termarried with Hugh Swan, Henry county,
Iowa Eliza eth and Sarah Ann, residilg in
Henry county, Iowa; Mary intermarrted with
Bowen Heaton Hill, residence in Illinois the
children of James Burson, decd, whose in
tcrest is now in Sii IS BlHcklcdgc Sarah,
who intermallicd with johnson, Of Ohio,
whose interest is decided to Stiers Blacklcdgc;
Levi Burson, WHO died in Greene county, Pa,
leaving issue Edward Bulson and Mary Ann,
intermarried with Beni. Hartley, resting in
Greene county, Pa, ana Scnia, intcrmarlied
with Ihaddtus Horn, and residing in the
State of Indiana Joseph BursOn Of Jefferson
county, Ohio, now dead, leaving issue n
daughter Elizabeth, ntcrmarIicd with one
Shelby. who resides in Jefferson county, Ohio;
Isaac Burson, of Greene county, Pa AbN-
ham Burson residing in Greene county, Pa,
Margaret Burson, whose residence w0sGucrl-
sey county, Ohio-now dcul--leavng issue
whose names and residence are unknown;
Elizabeth, who ntermaried with Frederick
Wise, Wash county, Pa; Thos. Blackledge
who resided in Carroll county, Ohio, and died
leaving issue Nancy, who internarricd with
Robert Jackson. If Ohio; ThomNs, who re-
sidesin Iowa; Elizabeth, intemarried with
Robert Hamilton, of Stark county, Ohio
nov dead-leaying issue, their names and
residences unknown Martha BlnCllCdue,
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LArESTFASlIlONS DEMAND
LAIL5TFASIIIONS DEMAND N !
v, J Bradjey'S Celebrated
Patent
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ularly Ill all crowded assemblies, operas, car
riages railroad cars, church cws arm chairs,
l0f promenade and house dress, as the skirt
can bG folded when in use to occupy small
place as easily and conveniently as Il Silk or
Muslin Dress, an invaluable quality IN crino-
line not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
a lady having enjoyed the pleasure. COM
Tort and great convenience Of wearing the Du-
pick Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for Il single day,
will never afterwards Willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the single
spring, hut will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
skirts viii have been thrown aside as useless.
The hoops are covered with double and twist
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double springs, but twice Cor dOublc) covered
preventing them from wearing out when drag
gng down stoops, stair, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great avoritc with
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the Fashion MNgaZin us the standard skirt
Of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimajie adyan-.
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ileXibiliIy, durability comfort and economy
enquire for j, W. BRADLEY'S Duplex Ellip
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get the aenuinc article.
CAUTION.-To guard against imposition
be particular to NOTICE that skirts offered as
"DUPIEX" have the red ink STAMP, viz: ~
W, Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" +"
upon the wasthand--nOnc othelsare genuine
Also Notice that every Hoop will admit Il pin
being passed through the centre, thus reveal
ing the two Cor double) springs braided to-
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ilcMbility and strength and n combination not
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For sale III all stores where first class skirts
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elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the
Patent, VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
81 Chambers s. 70& 81 Reade SITS, N. Y.
Oct. 10, 'GG On
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The following corrects an important
mlscalculation in statistics, and is, alsc,
a very pretty specimen of the 'retoit
courteous Massachusetts, says the
New York Hprald, 'has three negroes
in her Legislature, and three hundred
and iitty>four in her State prison.. To
which Boston paper replies New
York has two gamblers in Congress, and
over two thousand IN her city her
State prisons are crowded with poor
thieves, rutians and rascals, and her city
government with rich ones
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30

VALUABLE BRIcKs,-The San Francis
co Times, of Nov. 20, speaks of valua.
bic load Of bricks: Quite a crowd OF
people collected in front of the Bank Of
California, yesterday, watching the
struggle of powerful team of horses in
their attempts to move wagon load Of
silver bricks. The load was so heavy
that the wheels sunk into the cobble
stones nearly to the hubs. After long
struggle, and the assistance Of several
oflhe bystanders, the team started the
load, winch consisted of about one hund,
red silver bricks from the State otNeya.
da.
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RESULTS FROM INCIDENTS.

A single vote sent Oliver Cromwell
to the long Parliament; King Charles
to the scaiFJld, and revo.ulionized
Great Britain,
-Four votes in the city of New York
made Thomas Jefferson President OF the
United States.
Onc vote in Congress annexed Texas
to the Union, made war with Mexico,
and gave Us California.
BY the disoj ede ice ofa lad IN 1909,
a garden gate in Rhode Island was lett
open, pig got in and destroyed few
plants. n quarrel between the owners Of
the pig and the garden grew out Of It,,
which spread among then friends, de.
tea,ed the Federal candidate for tie
Legislature, and gave the State a Dem =
ocratic Senator by whose vote the war
OF 1872 with Great Britain was declared
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ALLISON'S BUILDING,
DIR. W. II. WITMOR

III AS been in successful practice for q num-
IL her Of years, with the experience of the
different hospitals in Europe, also member
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York, continues to attend to all professional
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No patent Medicines are used or recon-
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Melancholy, Alteration, that state of Allie
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A Box shipped a. merchandise at
Philadelphia, few days ago, directed
EDWARD Mason, Portland, Maine, was
accidentally broken open at Boston, and
found to contain three dead bodies-a
woman and q man, each with their
throats cut, and one man bearing no
marks of violence. EDWARD Mason
has not been found in Portland, and it is
believed the three persons were murder-
ed.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30

TIE Winstcd Coma H,rata 10 respon'
sible for the following:
A chap who was hunting in Canaan,
a short ne ago, saw fox on the op-
posite side Of Blackberry river, and drew
bead on him. Just IS he pulled the
trigger, u pound trout jumped out OF
the rivor,and the ball put hole through
him, and then through the fox, and then
struck bee tree. and out squirted a
stream of strained honey as big as your
finger. Wading up the river and pick
lug up his trout and fox, our Nimrod
FASTENED TO the tree und, while sud
denly withdrawing his rammer to plug
up the tree and stop the criminal waste
of honey, he knocked over rabbit and
brace OF partridgcs.
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,Garllters' Column,

a CHEAP IoE HOUSE, "A farmer
wrote to the N. Y. Farmers Club A
year or two ago had my attention
called to an ice house built by a farmer
near me, which was simply bin made
with rough boards, lG feet square, and
rooted oyer, leaving large opening al
the front and siles. lie said his ice
kept perfectly until the next winter. lie
pat on layer OF sawlust about foot
thick on the ground, and then stacked
in ice snugIy in the centre Is or 20
inches from the walls, and then filed in
with sawdust, and up over the top foot
or more thick Last winter before fill
ing my ice house, determined to try
his me.hod. | accordingly tore ont all
the inside wall, aud shoYelcd out the
saw dust then filed by stacking it
snugIy in the centre Is to 20 inches from
the wall, This space | filed in with
pine sawdust, and covered the whole
over tho top a toot thick or more. |
left cut the window before mentioned,
and took down my door and left it al
open, so the sun can shine in there every
day. Now for results. AT the present
time have an abundance Of ice, aud the
cakes seem TO come out as square and
perfect as when they went In, seemingly
nothing lacking except what is usod out.
| am satisfied how to build an ice
house.
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lIarper's Enlarged Edition
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Robert lEOagMerty,
Carriage : Manufacturer

WAYNEsBURG, Pa,
ID RESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has
IN located in Waynesborg, Pa, where he in
tends to manufacture
q A II II IA G IS
Of every description. From his experience In
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WaYnesburg, Feb. 81, 1860 I'll
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FROM TIE BARNYARD ToTHE ALTAR

FROM THE BARNYARD TO THE ALTAR.
The Stcubcuyille HcrdM tells the fol.
lowing romance "A beautiful young
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State OF Columbia county, whose iath-
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went out TO milk the other III mornirg, but
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where the knot was ued and soon after
returned hoEe--the father wondering
all the time why N any was so long
milking. The beautiful heiross went
out with milk pail, and came back
with u husband.
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OnW. Fl. DuffS HenmanShip

For the best business and Ornamental Pen
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Fred. Douglass says he is not permit
ted now, as formerly, to enjoy the lux
ury ofa whole seat when travelling.
Some people really prefer sitting next a
'nigger' to standing.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30

INTERESTING TO TOBACCO CHEWERS,
In Philadelphia the business OF making
first rate chewing tobacco Of old cigar
ends, cast OF Guilds and other refuse
pieces picked pin he streets, is carried
on extensively. A paper of that city
says; Everybody who is In the 'strceta
at very late hour Of the night or early
in the morning, may notice individuals
about the fronts Of restaurants. hotels
and bar.rooms, gathering from the
streets and cutters the stamps Of clgars
that have been swept out or emptied
from the spiitoons, aud will wonder
what possible use ean be made of them.
The answer has already been given.
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STOCK BOOKS,

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S SMERMAM HOUSE"
JUST OPENED BY
sTahO9. .E::3sXo 20 Il@-

POSITIVELY the most complete Hotel in
L our town, Everything combined to fur
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merly occupied bv the Messenger" Office
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q Es II E N IL II Cd u y IL
Jefferson, Greene County, Pcan'a.

MRS r. j. BUMGARNER, Proprietress.
HAVING RECENTLY.FITTEDUP UP THIS
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N Office.

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vvAYNESAUssda lAEsEsa. a. u STONE
wv @ IL TS. Ss
SAYARS & RIuBNART.

STILI. continue TO carry on the Marble and
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All ordcrf' 'mTi filed.
December 23, 1869. ..
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-27
The King of Prussia to be Emperor
of Germany.
The Reform Nov ement.
The Confederation Bill Passes the
House Of Lords.

LONDON, Feb, &c.
The writ of habeds corpus has been sus
pended for three months longer in Ireland.
Earl Russell censures the Anne rican Coy
ernment for pleading for the Fenis rs.
Earl Derby's reform measures, ID the topic
of general conversation. The leading journ
ais contain editorial approyals.
Consuls, 81 Erie, S74; Ill. Cent, 97i
52os, 7Ss.
BERLIN Feb. &c.
The King Of Prussia, will be Emperor Of
Germany
LONDON, Feb. 26.
The Government has Withdrawn their res.
clntions of reform, and promise TO lay before
Parliament regular reform bill.
The bill for the confederation of The North
American British Provinces passed the
House Of Lords to-day.
DUBLIS, Feb. &c
Capt. McAfferty, recent leader OF the Fe
nian organization in America, and the com
panion Of headcentre Stephens, WAS arrested
in this city day, on suspicion of being con.
cerned in the recent outbreak
FLORENCE, FEB. 26.
The elections so far for member rs of the
Italian Parliament have generally resulted in
The defeat Of the supporters Of RiceiEol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-27
FROM MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. Eah.

DETROIT, Feb. 26.
Coy. Crapo yesterday vetoed the Port
Huron and Lansing Railroad bill on the ground
of inexpedieney. The bill allows ten per
cent on the assessed valuation to be given
TO the road by all townships or any county
traversed by the road. The Governor says
the system will create an enormous food Of
bonds which capitalists cannot take, the is.
sues cannot pay the credit; Michigan will be
forced to 60 begging; will stand low in the
market, immigrants will be slow come into
your communities; thus bankrupting them
selves ofthe magnificent schemes which pro-
mises wealth. The veto will be made o
special order on Thursday morning of the
Copafa