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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-23

By Pilkinton, Puiliam & Co,
AuctioneerS, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. IL West Pearl street
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
THE STAMMERING WIFE.
BY JOHN @. SAKE.

Whn deep in love with Miss Emily Prime,
Ivosed if the maiden would only be mine,
you'd always endravor to pie lse her
She flushed the consent, tho the suffering
lass
sai1,cver word except YOU'RE an ass
Auass-an ass-idu'ous teazer
But Mcn we were married, I found to my
ruth
The s,mmering lady had spoken the truth,
ForNten, in Obvious dudgeon
She'd sy--if ventpr"d to give her jog
In theway OF reproof-'Youre dog
pure dog
A do "a dog matte curmudgeon."
At oncwhen l said, ave can hardly afford
This eXavagant style, with our moderate
hard"
Anlhinted we ought to be wiser,
She loo.d, assure you, exceedingly blue,
And irdnlly cried, "You'rc Jew-you're
alew-
A veijudicious adviser! !"
Again, hen it happened that, wishing to
silk
Some rat,r unpleasant and arduous work,
bcggI her to 60 to aneighbor,
She want to know W y made such a fuss,
And sauct said, "You're cus-cus-cus--
You we always accustomed to labor!"
Out Of tcper at last with the insolent dame,
And tccliIthat madam was greatly to blame
To scolo,e instead of caressing.
| minickcher specch---likea churl as am
And angrisaid, "You're dam--dam-dam
A dam-a instead of blessing"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
f"mg gap~~ ~g~d" gohhs 1hmhm
VOL "A MAY1
NO. At.

General Wright so loudly, tlat the noise
awoke him and his head, too, was thrust
out
Whats all this row about Z he asked.
told him the whole story IN less
than half minute. and assured him that
the rebel advancs was all in order Of
battle at that moment on Crooks left,
waiting tor daylight to begin the attack;
and he merely laughed at me.
You've probably been scared out Of
your senses by a guerrilla, he said. Go to
your regiment
So there I was left all alone, with the
full knowledge OF what was going to
happen in fifteen minutes, and no BODY
would credit me! I can't say now that
blame them; presume il I had been
tn guard before the tents, l should have
doubted the soberness of a man who
would come in and make such report.
But it was true--fearfally true; and I
think they began to believe me before
they had taken forty winks more!
There was but one more ohance--one
faint, desperate chance Custar would
believe me-; aud re'nounting my horse, I
Piled whip and spur and gs.loped ov.r
the rough hllly ground toward the ex-
''ene right, where the cavalry were en-.
camped. 1t was almost two miles from
Wr'ghts to Custars headquarters, and
| might have known there was no hone
h'd not reached the right OF the Sixth
Corps aud daylight had not come, when
! heard that first terrible volsy from
h"r-h"w's !eaiing brigade, followed bv
'ns cheers OF the rebels as they burst in
o. the silent camps OF the Eighth Corps
ana drove the mer like sheep before
hem making prisoners by the hundreds.
ii'okel lback nee from the high ground
over beyond the pike and saw the fash
of their rides through the fog, and heard
their cheers and yells az they sven.
down upon the Ninth corp. hurry,np
into 'lne to meet their onset. found
General Custar as quickly as could.
aud told him my story in few moment.
Tie dispatched a staff Offices to General
Wright with the report; but the officer
did no, find HIM where had left him
The General and hiI staff had left in a
marry, and the enemy were ia possession
OF the ground where We had our conyer-
satiun.
l ana not begin to tell the story Of tha.
b'ooty battls, and don't mean to. Wa
we're badl" whipped in the morning and
driven otf from the pike and hills and
clear back to the woods. The oavalrv
went with the rest and made little tlil
the afternoon Then the tide turned
with Sheridan's coming. and We went
INTO them with new spirit and changed
Lhs fortunes of the day. / fought with
he cavalry all the forenoon, and wa.
me OF the foremost in hunting down tba
living rebels. And now, after VIM
nave heard all this, you can Judge for
Veurself whether we need have been "a
whipped that morning Il INV
story had been listened to a. YOU hav.
lstened to it. JAS FRANKLIN Plrrs.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
rom Beadle's Monthly.
STORY OHERNARD BARTLETT, THE
UNION SPY.

Under tiname OF Bernard Bartlett
| wish to dingush the personality OF s
young mant not more than twenty
three years age, formerly q private in
one OF the calry regiments of Custar's
command. est his extraordinary story
should be thght one of the fiCtions TO
which havelluded, am prepared to
say that fro personal knowledge Of
himself and llmiitary situation in the
Shenandoah Nay at the time of his
adventure, | rst unheSitatirGly believe
it, and can lett my full Endorsement.
1t refers TO 3 of the most exciting
and important lsodcs of the war-the
surprise Of SheIan's army near Cedar
Creek, Va. on E morning of October
10, 1864, and sws how completely a
great militaryisaster (as our defeat
that morning celnly was,) may hinge
upon one obscu soldier. With the
wonderful spy q EN- which Sheridan
organized, and III the daring scouts
which he had at headquarters, it has
always seemed iDmprehensible to me
how our Generalpuld have remained
iA such utter ignRce OF the designs
and movements ole enemy as prevail
ed among them W that terrible morn
ing.
The rebels were possession of i'm
portant intornatioas to our numbers
and disposition, andey knew, or claim.
ed to know, that Sridan was absent
from his army butte false security in
which we had envehd ourselves will
be remembered by tmen of that COM
mand. In my brig, as l distinctly
remember, orders l'been issued two
days before to discopue standing to
arms before dayllgh and when the
rebel advance swoopl down upon us
from the Marsanuttan fountain, in the
fogs ofthat October ming, they found
a foe asleep in his can Why was it
we repeatedly asked, y the final glo-
rious result of that dalhat we could
not have had some wang, some lnli>
nation of this fearfulrprise 2 The
story of Bernard Bart was first rev
lated to me by himself aar since, and
in it fourd full answo thus ques-
ton, present 1t as anNportant con.
tribu,ion to the history dis, the last
battle IN the Shenandoah d as good
Illustration OF the almost edible risks
which were constantly pltsken by
the scouts and spies OF thehles
Bernard was farmer bbetore the
war, and since its close hcs returned
to his home in Niagara nty, New
York, and resumed his ustlabors as
patiently and steadily as ,dreds of
thousands OF others, herd in blue,
whose names will never be lwn, have
done.
Bernard is no beauiy-sre have
been thousands of sleek, shsoliiers,
with straps and without. whduld play
the part Of military dandyISna,ch bets
ter than could he. He hss ordinary
common school education, \ occa
sionally in his grammar, audumbles
in his speech, and he has q aorough !
contempt tor blacking and papollars. |
But he has q quiet resolute WI " hich
shows a o,oser observer that hes much |
in reserve, a shrewd, shy mat, and
an eye whioh takes notes OF Ythlng
within scope OF its vision a single
sweep. He told me his story y own |,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERS TE5TAMENTARY on the
il estate OLA. WILSON, Sr. late of Marion
township, Greene county, decd, having been
granted to the undersigned. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment and those hav.
ing claims TO present them Immediately, prop.
perly authenticated for settlement
%" W. T.. e. WEBB.
ANDREW WILSON,
of Marion township Administrators.
feb. 10, '87-6w
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
"SHERMAN HOUSE" "
JUST OPENED BY
ThoS. bradley

POSITIVELY the most complete Hotel in
L our town, Everything combined to fur:
nish the best accommodation ever yet offered
to the public,
Meals furnished at all hours, table provid-
ed with the best of the season.
Travellers and those desirous of refreshment
will do well to call, "Tom" still retains his old
reputation of an accommodating gentleman,
and hospitable landlord House, the ono for
merly occupied bv the Messenger Office.
Nave, '66-ly
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WIN. Ball ey,
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.

WATCHES AND JEW ELRI.
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE coU HOUSE
TIEEPS ON HANDS ALWAYS A choice
n and select assortment of watches ana
'jewelry. Repairing done at the lowest rates
apl, ly
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Y Ill III u Il II M A "
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
ROOM IN BLAcHLEY's BUILDING, wAiNEsRuRG
tJTORK made to order, in finest and best
w style, Cutting and Fitting done prompt
ly, and according to latest fashion plates
Stock on hand and for sale May ., If
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
Robert POu.Iserfy,
Carriage e& Manufacture

Carriage gasSS Ma''HIdCIHrFr
WAYNEsBURG, "a,
DESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has IA
N located in Waynesborg, Pa where ne IN
tends to manufacture
OAR RIA G E S
Ofevery description. From his experience u, IN
the business, he feels confident tnat MS WotN,
in style, finish and durability, VIII give ehl're
satisfaction. tits his sdetermnatlont 10 purchase
The best material in Market and employ none
but competent worlmcn. ..
ts-Ali new work warrentcd for one year.
Waynesburg, Feb. 81. 1850 -tI
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

NAPOLEON. Arkansas, sends us an an,
ecdole of Texas soldier.
While trudsing along one day SOL
der met Methodist circuit rider and at
'nce recognized hun as such but stfsct.
ell ignorance Of it.
Preacher-What command do w,
belong tot
Soldler-l belong to the --th Ter.s
regiment, Van Dorn's army. What ar.
my do you belong to,
preachel--lVtry solemnly l belong
10 the army Of tho Lordl
Soldier--My friend, you have cot =
very great way from hssdquarts,si
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
GEORGE s. JEPPERY.

Dcaler In Books and Stationery, Magazines,
II Daily Papers Fancy Articles, Sc, Way
nsShurg Ps. ap1, ,B6-ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
A CorPERHEAD TRIUMPHAL coLu,rN

The TIoga Asitator having discovered
that the Jefferson Davis Den,ooracv,
had neglected to keen posted in tho
chronology Of tho six evenrtul years
last past, has prepared a triumphai COL
umn OF recorded triumphs gained bv
that party during these years And
much to their loss In summing nm Tho
series Of Democratic victories wbicb
eliminated in the election lately held in
Connecticut. The series begins with
1861, and may be recorded thus:
sUMpTER,
BIG BETHEL,
FORT PILLOW.
FIRST BULL RUN,
FREDERICKSBURG.
PlTTSBURG LANDING,
THE SECOND BULL RUN.
THE PENINSULA CAMPAIGN.
BANKS RETREAT UPON WINGS
ANDY JOHNSON'S WESTN TOUR
MASSACRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
BURNING OF CHAMBRSBG
NEW YORK RIOTS. 1868.
CHANCELLORSVILLE,
HARDSCltA BBLE,
LOLLYPOPOLIS,
LUNiITOWN,
Connecticut!
Our Coppery contemporaries nigh: cut
TINS out and paste 1t up in their sanc>
tums for future reference Editors
should keep posted in the chronology
Of victory
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Marriage and Eclii5ary.

Az ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
~ STRUCTlONS FOR YOUNG Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which perma-
nentiy prosrrate The Vital Powers, with sure
means OF relief Sent Free " Cnarge, ~
sealed letter envelopes. Addrcs. Or. J.
SKILLIN HCUGHTON. Howard Ascot
slion. Philadelphia, Pc.
sept. 18th ,ih66-y
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Providence. Ala. May ~, 1866.
On. IoHs BuLi: send YOU $50 for
CEpRos BlTrEas. Please senl what y will
come 10. after paying freight, % Columbus.
Miss. nave been troubled for several
years with indigestion; have bad 70 take
pli- every night ior ten Or ii'een yeafs;
and Ia February, 1864, was attacked with
general paralysis. WINS confined 10 my
room for the balance Of lbc year, end. II
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condition nniil some two marths since, when
| was pat under an operation, and your
csdrun Blliers for treatment. | commence
"a improving right away, and am pretty vel
restored. Yours, truly, A. J. NEAL.
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Entercst 81. I'runl Eulll..

State 81 Indiana. Dobois county, -:
rFvfi L undersigned. Treasurer Of the coun.
i " and State aforesaid. would respect
fully report to the Hon. Board Of Comrals-
sioners Of said county. the following az the
receipts and expenditures on account Of The
Interest II The Trust funds held BY said %.
IRON the ist day 81 June. 1866 20 the 3lsi
day 81 May, 1867. both days inclusive.
There was remaining 10 the Treasury or
The Let dsy of June. 1866. S2Cy 20
There has since been paid into the
m...-...u,hn fclinu,t... .r..unfss
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ANOTnER TESTIMONY

Bluomnglou. IN uclohef 7 A. 1854.
On. JOnN l}ULl: We made ~ arrange.
ment villa your agent, July 2A. 1894, sof
settling your cvdron Bhlers. aud are abssl
aod out. We want Cone grpsf) twelve
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good puronre
Dhs MUGG 4 CROTHERS.
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fGensrni Rousseau has cen detailf q
AZ United States Commissioner TO proceed
10 the recent Russian purchase. and take
formal possession by raising the American
nag. Ex-senator McDougall Of California
is an applicant lor the Govefnorship Of The
new Territory
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louisville. KY. Nov. rs, 1861.
| received this dry the following, from
Lancaster, Kentucky:
DR ions BuLL: Please send NE II haste,
FOR MY own UsE, ONE DOZEN II your Cedron
lil,iers huye tried them. and ind them
all you claim for lhem. rney are curing
mo Of consumption ~ long standing.
Yours. respectfully
g. w. SiilNDLEBOWER
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nT II 10 cay TO tell what "repuolican
form Of governmen" means. IL means
five men in shoulder straps Invested with
absolutely despolc power over eight mill
,nns 81 nennie.
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State 81 Indena. Dubois county, "a; =
sEsHE undersigned, Treasurer Of ssid coun-
Il W. would report 10 the Hon Board 81
County Commissioners that the following i
. true exhibit VI The receipts and exDendi-
lures Of said county from the is, day y
June. 1866 70 the 3lsl day Of May, 1867
both days inclusive.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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JOHN U. OGDEN. ~ Cedar
Nav i8, lsG7y. Sre~t New York.
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liza delegation Of New York Denc-
Gratis, msrshsled by Hon. Snmue! 3. Cox,
are in Washington, couuseling the Demo.
Gratis Of all parts Of the country 70 unite a.
once, irrespective q lbe convention, and
nominate General Grant for the next Pres
idencv. regardless Of tie purposes d the
Repu5 Iicsn party.
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J. A. McMAHAE.
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For aslc IL Jasper BY NE. Boring snd
Martin Eriedmann, WIN have also ior sale
Wclcoti's Brsuiifisr for he Hair and Ska,
and Smiths Salvation Saiyc. Warranted 10
give satisfaction.
July II, 1867.
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JASPER COURIER.

Nrw WnEAT.- One hundred and fifty
bushels Of new wheat. the first Of the sea
son, VAS ground at Charles Games mill. 10
The southern portion Of The city yesterday
II was the rec wheat and weighed 62
mounds 10 the bushel. The miller. Mr. Jo-
seph Spsnn. informs Us that the yield Of
-four was verv good. turning on. about A.
pounds on The frs, grinding. The berry O
The wheat is not 90 large a. usual, and i
somewhat shrivelled, but the bran y yer,
. thin. This new hour was on sale yesier
day.-Indianapolis Herald.
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DIR. JOHN HULL,
Manufacturer and Vender Of the Celebrated
.sMIYsfs ynYlt ..yHUYs
FOR THE CURE or
AGUE AND FEVER, Or CHILIS
AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims il a superiority over oil rene.
dies ever offered 10 the public for the sAfr,
CERTAIN. SPEEDY. and PERMANENT cure 81
Agne and Fever, Or Chills and Fever,
whether 81 short or long standing lie re-
iers 10 the entire Western and Souih-wtst-
ern country 70 bear him testimony 10 the
ruth % the assertion, that IN no case what
ever will u fail 20 cure, ii the directions are
ltiricily followed out. In great many cases
ia single dose has been sufficient lor cure,
and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with perfect restoration ~
The general health. II IL. however. prudent,
and IN every case more certsia 10 cure, IL
lie use is continued Ia smaller dcses for
week or TWO after The dsensc has been
checked, more especially IN difficult md
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cine will not require any AID 10 keep The
bowels in good order; should he patient.
however. require eA'hrrlic medicine, after
hsying taken three on fear doses ,hs
Tonic, a single dose N BULLS NEGE.
TABLE FAMILY PILLS viii bsFnIliei+nf
DIR, JOHN BULLS Principal othrei
No. W Fifth Cross Street
LOUISVILLE KN.
fvne fN tNNY ~
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STATE or INDIANA, Dubois County. -
Robert J. Bsily.
w. Before WmM 3acrarly
Francis linrnes, ,.Juslce Of The Peace
uDf. Il known, that on the 26sh day y
40 June 1857, the above named p'ain'i
filed in nv oil se his complrin, and az ri
VII Tor an attachment against the defefaar
IN the above entitled Cause. winch aalsNv'
srstes TIN, said detendan, j. uon-res idr"
u the State ~ lndlrnA.
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the filing and pendency % ssld complain
against hin. aud thar said cau-e y So 70
trial on tue ~ dry o. August, 1861 n ~
hour Of N u'clork. a. NJ At NV "ihce y
Columbis IT,. Dubois County Ind, ani
mat unless said 6efendaft appear and al
sser, ~ dsnur hereto, NJ The calling NJ sHi
esuse on mid dsy. said complaint and -
matters and things Therein contained an
slleged. y IN be heard md dfiermined n VI
absence WIN NJ BAGGARLy, J. 4.
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