1E
'gad ftpadmmt.
The County Finances.
The Annual Exhibit of the condition of
the finances of the county will be found in to
paper. The settlement of the accounts
of the various officers by the Board of Audi
tors has been tedious. and laborious, but
may be relied upon as correct and scrupu •
lonely just to the tax-payers. The county
has never had more efficient Auditors and
Commissioners, or officers more watchful of
the public interests.
Joseph F. Randolph, Esq.
This affable and good-natured gentleman,
late Treasurer of the county, retired from
Oboe on Monday last, and in obedience to
the popular mandate was succeeded by our
Junior partner. Cu!. hommos. Mr. RAN
point has made a competent, obliging, and
attentive officer, and retires with the good
will and well-wishes of all who know him or
have had business with him during his term
or service ; and we are mistaken in the es
tigmte the people have formed of his fitness
and capability, U he is tot soon recalled from
his retirement to positions of equal respon
sibility and trust. In any event, every, body
pronounces him a princely good fellow and
"q9d's noblest work—an honest man."
"Jest So."
As some of our friends predicted, "BIG
Jot," since he got possession of the county
puree and funds, "refuses to nrvmx," and
the distressing poverty of the Senior Editor
is likely to continue at !oast two years longer,
indeed it should'ot become a life-long
affildion,) nnless he can get a "contract"
from the government to furnish blind mules
at $950 a head, spavined horses at half the
money, or rotten pork at 19 eta. per pound
(Won't somebody give us a letter to Stanton?)
Col. Jassmsras is a very clever man,—no
doubt of THAT, and no doubt "all the world
and his wife" think so ; but for about the °ne
in:mated and nineteenth time in our brief
political experience we have had occasion
to remark the wonderful difference hinted
st by a "Roman Consul in the early days of
that celebrated Republic," between the pro
fessions of men moron anti their practice
• obtaining office."
\. Recruiting Service.
Bete.' E. IL limon, of Co. I, Bth Pa.
Racer ea; ; son of L L MINOR, Esq., of - this
plane, has been detailed on recruiting service,
and will open an office in Brownsville in a
few days ; but is at present looking around
Hoeg his friends here. "En" has been one
of the best and bravest soldiers in his Regi
ment, and would hive had a commission
klag ago if the "powers that be" had done
him *tine.
A Chance for Bargains.
Oat nrighbor, J. C. LIGHTOAP, it will be
seen tv hiss advertisement in another column,
is closing out his large and varied assortment
of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps AT 008 T, as
Ire intends toleave the county in the Spring.
Hie numerous Mends will be sorry to hear of
this determination, for his courteous bearing
and uprightness of character have made him
not only a n agreeable acquaintance, but an
excellent althea. Before leaving, however,
he s disposed tc do the people all the good
'he can by offering them great bargains in his
Goods, which embraces almost every
sort of boot-ware and head-gear. Buyers
would do well to give hint a call.
The Benefits of Politeness.
Owning politeness to excess is said to be
raising your hat to a young lady in the
alismt and allowing a couple of dirty collars
and woke to fall out upon the sidewalk.—
Our lone and solitary friend, JOE PORTER,
has been exposed in this style "severial times"
lately, but don't seem to mind it, as be says
"he's getting used to it." Nor does it seem
to interfere with his business or his bargains
to customers. His stock is being fast cut
down with a view to replenishing, and our
readers•will find it just the time to buy to
advantage. Give biro a call.
Disobarged.
MOILIIR &AYERS, SPENDER MOCLZLLAN,
Joint Wirral, FRANK LINDSEY and CRAWFORD
CkytnamL, all of Waynesburg, have just
been discharged, after Ms months service in
the Park Battery of Pittsburgh. They have
all reached home and look well.
On a Visit.
Dent. Col. H. M. Muss, of the 2(1 Mis
souri Oavalry, formeriy an employed in the
Messenger office, and a good and gallant fel
low, Is on a brief visit to his family and
Mends in this county.
"Indian Lost."
An exchange paper illustrates the condi
-Ition ofnestegade Democrats pretty well. An
Italian who had lost his. reckoning in the
woods, soddenly stopped and exclaimed, "In
dian Lost ! • but unwilling to recognize his
own blunder thus, he thought a moment, and
added, "No! Indian not lost—wigwam lost."
There Mows that leave the Democratic party
never get lost—the party is lost.
The Commutation Clause.
phe lover breach of Congress has reduced
the commutation clause in the Senate en
rothfent bill to .1300, and refused to exempt
14 - 0 108 W s
amen.
MARRIED,
By Bev. L ,17, Dec. 30th, Mr. WM.
FLENNIKEN and Miss ELIZA ANN HART-
Y l, ia hi Greene Co., Pa.
gle
the 14th of January, by the same, Mr.
JOB X. STEVENSON awl Miss MARY
A. DELANY, all of Greene Co., Pa.
;month, 1964, at the house of Simeon
Dian, hi Wayn_eubdrg, by Simon Rinehart,
Eee„ Mr. MER CAGE and Miss MAR
„ CUNNINGHAM, all of Waynesburg.
_ -
DIED,
la %might% osWicti,
_lB6,
of
%Moe
' eir the Trim, son
-
% it ' fk eh
Ala
The 4e000.011141ae. hi ef *mkt Milles,
- andlimilifaeiletirefdielleetlibm, Joe br
Ittiereliew, anti all who knew him.
It 110 . •[!4.:' ANIVIIIPMITURII IN -GRIRNE CU
3rC)3R. 11143 M.
STATE AND COUNTY TAX LEVIED FOR THE YEAR 1863, AND PRE
VIOUS YEARS, AND SHOWING THE AMOUNT COLLECTED, AND
THE AMOUNT OUTSTANDING.
Townships. COIMV levied. Since paid. Yet due State levied. Sinai paid
Monongahela, *43 50 *43 50
Jackson, 259 14 259 11
Collectors.
Justus douth,
IStepheu White,
Morgan,
John Ca eenlee,
Whitely,
!Horgan,
Franklin
David Liars,
John Porter,
John Worthington,
Morgan,
Franklin,
0 ilawre,
Centre,
Wayne,
I efferaon,
Mario ~
Car. aurougli,
John Greenlee,
James Acklitt,
Alexander Hennen,
Jesse Wells,
Wm. Knieely,
E. Phillips,
John Gambert,
J. C. Burnett,
Jefferson,
Cumberland,
Morgan,
Perry,
Whitely,
Jackson,
E. Phillip,.
13, Delany,
C. Young,
Wni. Wade,
Eli Rose.
Isaac Waiver,
Alexander Cumpston, Gilmore,
D. Delany. Cumberland,
H. Stephens, Greene,
C Young, Morgan,
Rice Phillips, • Wayne,
L. Barnhart, Ricithill,
1. Bennett, Alleppo,
Jesse Wells, Centre,
Isaac Shriver, Jackson.
M. Burroughs, . Morns,
J. Acklin. Washington,
Gilmore,
Franklin,
Car. Borough,
Marion,
James White,
Gooden,
J. Diiuihi ny,
Jawed Coegray,
/Aleppo,
Cumberland
Centre,
Dunkard,
Car. But.
Gilmore,
Jackson,
Monongahela,
Marion,
Richhil I,
Springhill,
Wayne,
Washington
James Graham,
D. Delany,
George Sellers,
Z Furman,
Isaiah Paddle,
J WI) te,
M. Gilbert,
C Burwell,
J P. Crosgray,
.1 Gregory,
Isaac Hupp,
B Phillips,
John lams,
Alleppo,
Cum eriand,
Car. Borough,
Centre,
Franklin,
Dunkard,
Gilmore,
Jackson,
Springhill,
Monongahela,
Morgan,
Washington,
Parry,
Richhill,
Marion,
Wayne,
Whitely.
Greene,
Jefferson,
L. NHIIO,
Ray Dowlin.
faddist,
George Sellers,
Japheth Smith,
D. Paul,
Eakin,
Gilbert,
Owen Chaney,
C Burwell.
John B Bell,
A Day, -
B Howard,
A P Cogswell,
J Tayl
.1 Rush,
B Phillips,
Eli Rose,
F Seaton,
J Kelly.
Alleppn,
Cumberland,
Cat. Borough,
Centre,
Bunkard,
Franklin,
Greene,
Gilmore,
Jefferson,
Jackson.
Monongahela,
Morrie,
Morgan,
Marion,
Perry,
Springhill,
Wayne,
Washington,
Whitely,
L Miller,
Ray Dowlin,
Liget Murdock,
George Sellers,
J Davis,
Japhetb Smith,
II !Stephens,
S Eakin,
J Kelly,
Id Gilbert,
W Cleavenger.
J Rosh,
Joel A Harris,
J Taylor,
A Howard,
A P Cogswell,
Morford,
Peter Crosgray.
A Day,
Keener &rambler,
Total,
AN ACCOUNT OF THE EXPENDITURES OF GREENE COUNTY
Election Fees, II 873 33 Cleaning street In front of public buildings,
A aressors' Fees, 375 50 Western Penitentiary,
Ruad Views,74 00 Slate Lunatic Asylum,
Constables bourns, 98 52 Boarding Jurors in Criminal cases,
Court Douse Repairs,* 891 83 Merchandise fur prisoners,
Court cryer, Absolorn Hedge, 12 00 Coal for Jail,
Obadiah Van Cleve, Esq., 24 05 Coal for Court Douse,
Printing, Wm. T. 11. Parsley, 300 Swearing County officers,
Jones & Jennings, 300 50 Commissioner fees, Wm. Braden, late Commis-
LK. Evans, 175 00 sinner in fully 144 36
Commonwealth fees, 272 87 filial Long, 295 50
Ti,uitav es, 101 75 Daniel Throckmorton, 275 40
Lost money, 622 67 John Pryor, 230 00
Fox Scalps, 19 22 Commissioners' Clerk Fees, B. F. Long, 133 ClO
Bridge building and repairs, 782 50 Job Throckmonnn, 123
Interest on Purchase money of Poor Rouse farm, 24 1 00 County Auditors' Fees, John G DIMSMOT%
Sheriff's Fees, 258 00 Thomas Scritt,
Taking care of Court House, 88 IS Israel Brees,
Road Damages, 40 00 Auditors Clerks' Fees, Justus F. Temple,
Stationery, • 77 83 Grand Jurors,
State Auditor, John C. Flenniken, 15 00 Petit Juror.,
Redeemed Serb. " 400 Relief granted,
Soldier's Bounty, . 2490 00 Interest on Soldier's Bounty,
•Including Lumber Pa/chased !fir Court Mouse roof, which has since been disposed of without loss to the
County. -
We, the undersigned, Commissioners of Greene County, certify that the above
is a true statement of the expenditures of the county for the year 1863.
DANIEL THROCKMORTON,
JOHN PRIOR,
JOHN G. DINSMORE,
JESSE HILL, Clerk. Commissioners.
DAVID A. WORLEY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE COUNTY OF
Ain't, due Worley at last settlement, •28 45 Am't. of Jury fees in Worley's hands •16 00
Am't. for services rendered the county Ain't. of fines in Comith cases 20 00
for the year 1863, 219 74 Am't. of orders drawn by D. A
Worley,
THOMAS LUCAS, SHERIFF, IN ACCOUNT WITH GREENE COUNTY,
Tiippie.sparens eming„.. ors 00 .
*WI
_
1.852.
1853.
140 53
1857
134 42
25 tr/
61 0.1
ISM.
81 81
123 37
4 75
73 18
37 34
79 73
11 49
8 53
1839.
238 83
00 07
24 48
72 41
25 04
9 75
60 . 67
1860:
206 $2
69 67
21 68
98 00
18 57
11l 28
3920
75 ►2
22 00
44 64
1861.
9 60
791 63
/61 97
6 75
17 81
17 73
291 05
140 35
1 II
113 48
237 50
1862.
269 06 177 81
1119 81 668 75
159 52 78 00
663 33 90 70
925 76 925 76
661 96 661 96
86 37 80 37
210 38 134 58
74 81 74 81
667 93 140 00
676 62 561 11
11502 115 02
283 41 274 79
459 80 34 51
540 21 495 27
447 11 248 37
249 22 249 22
340 54 340 54
433 12 339 35
738 92 738 91
1861.
617 31 257 14
2947 29 1331 18
336 67 187 19
1968 82 909 04
1909 98 1245 98
3102 78 2201 87
1450 70 1194 04
689 14 551 09
2611 08 1576 74
641 51 344 58
1648 29 910 36
1623 68 1211 75
2284 21 1835 41
1509 36 847 74
1078 73 666 711
2218 86 1168 66
393 77 160 10
1315 69 72 , 66
1707 31 1317 36
1738 SO 1875 33
1645,345 51 29,351 70
FOR THE YEAR 1863
GREENE, FOR THE YEAR 1863
DR.
.118 19
FOR THE YEAR 1868.
VI.
To oinottet of Genie', - the cos*, Md. 46
/red
To Whom . dee eft We !event, 111149
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HO 53
74 42
25 in
01 01
II 64
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28 81
193 37
4 75
73 18
37 34
79 73
II 49
6 95
/13 di
38 14
46 47
4 VA
100 115
28 83
66 07
24 48
5 74
55 04
0 75
41 it
14 33
1 TS
DB 63
55 85
286 85
150
179 00
224 20
193 44
296 09
1113
2 23
6 b 7
11113
24 07
14D Ild
18 19
SO 61
1 82
20 00
302 la
399 00
93 93
L 52 60
31 11
7 Qs
49 10
609 96
62 15
260 89
269 e 4
lld 34
Q 1 78
611 07
81 43
572 63
85 04
71 80
217 03
527 93
15 50
B 36
20 55
136 62
212 01
119 02
164 03
23 70
117 78
280 86
108 82
414 119
44 94
198 74
0177
17,386 81 13,288 75 11,848 87
Balance due Worley,
J. •F. TEMPLE, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE COUNTY OF GREENE,
Amount of services rendered the county,
JOSEPH F. RANDOLPH, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE
COUNTY OF GREENE, AUDITED JAN. 1864.
The Treasurer stands charged with
the following amount of tax assessed
oti Real and Personal Estate, for the
year 1863, am' previous years, to
wit •
Yet dro
The Treasurer stands charged with
the following amount of Relief tax
assessed for the year 1863, and pre
vious years,
Balance due Treasurer,
91 02
1954
EOM
10 76
34 14
.68 47
• 38
COMMISSIONERS IN ACCOUNT WITH THE COUNTY OF GREENE,
102 23
ELIAL LONG,
Amount due Long at last settlement,
Amount of services for the year 180,
4 53
11E1
DANIEL THROCKI4IORTON, Dr.
Am't. due Throckmorton at last settlement, $ 98 00 Am't. of orders drawn in favor
Am't. fur services for tae year 1863, 251 Ou of Tht ockmortoa,
Balance due Throckmorton,
55 85
124 10
100 00
In 44
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JOHN PRIOR, Dr Cr.
Am't. due Prior at last settlement, $ 19 50 Am't. of orders drawn for Prior, $230 00
Am't due for services during the year 1863, 237 00 Balance due Prior. 26 50
05 17
JOHN G. DINSNIORE,
Ain't. of services for 1863,
Is 69
GRF,ENE COUNTY, SS :
We, the undersigned, Auditors for the County of Greene, do hereby certify
that we have Audited the accounts and vouchers of the several County officers, to
wit : Joseph F. Randolph, Treasurer, D. A. Worley, Proth'y, Thomas Lucas,
Sheriff, Throokmorton, Long, Prior, and Dinsmore, Commissioners, J. F. Temple,
present Proth'y, and the directors of the poor, and find their several acconnts as
above stated, as witness our hands and seals, Jan. 23, 1864.
THOMAS SCOTT,
ISRAEL BREES, Auditors.
JOHN CLAYTON,
151 60
31 91
7 93
49 10
509 96
62 IS
1160 89
259 64
118 MI
Account of Barnet Whttlatch, Jacob
65 64
Loar and William Davis, acting Com
missioners for the purchase of a farm
and erection of the house for the em
ployment of the Poor.
390 00
838
20 55
136 62
212 61
11902
164 93
23 70
117 78
28066
The Commissioners charge themselves with orders
drawn by them upon the :Treasurer of the county
an tollows :
I. For R. %V. Downey, for farm, 65000,00
2. Sayers and Grove, for building House, 7000 00
3. Sundry or der for building porch. stable,
smoke-house, privie. and ntlier expenditures, 1244 26
4. Jesse Hook. 0111111118S10111a lees. 39 00
5. Alfred Myers, do
6. William Davis do
S. Jacob 1 oar, do
8. Barnet Whitiata, Commissioner and super-
inteadiug the faun, ace.,
9, IL W, Downey, Clerk and Counsel,
165 45
CR.
Whole disbursment as above, $13,981 C.
Audited 1863.
.1. G. DINSMORE,
THOMAS SCOTT,
ISRAEL BREES.
DM 80
55 20
188 28
91 94
297 79
Directors of the House of Em
ployment of the Poor in Ac
count with the Co'ty of cireene
to Jan. 1, !SG&
1,649 68
The Directors are ehargaele as fidlows
1 Balance in their hands at laskannual settle
ment,
19"
98
2. Whole amount of orders drawn for the rnr-
rent year, exclusive of the Directors pay, *4,178 81
The Directors are entitled to credits for monies ex
pended as follows :
For labor on the Farm and house, $373 24
Flour, meat and g , ain, 599 09
Dry Goods and Clothing, 1436 30
Groceries, 932 53
Sawing Bills, 417 70
On Steward's Salary, 355 15
Conveying paupers to the house, 4920
Grave digging, 10 00
Potatoee, II 00
Locust posts and front trees, IFI 38
Furniture for house, 82 00
Shoemaking, 94 75
Physician's bill, 7 50
Mi:k Cows 40 00
$ 400
154 41
140 50
34 00
008
16 87
Is CO
575
54 SY3
95 00
45 00
30 00
431 07
077 36
468 06
502 00
Henry Lightner,
Chaplin' s
B Davis,
Balance in Direetors' ha
Aarnn Shelby, 39 00
William t avie, 30 00
Daniel Fuller, 600
C. A. Black, 33 00
Audited January 7, 1564
Tuom AEI SCOTT,
ISRAEL SREEs.
JOHN CLAYTON.
Auditors.
House of Employment for the
Poor of Greene County.
Directors' Statement for the year 1863.
Greatest number of paupers during
the year, 82
Present number, 55
Male,
Female, 28
Insane and partially deranged, 7
Outdoor Paupers relieved, 6
CU
PROM WHAT TOWNSHIPS SENT.
Franklin, 5, Wayne, 10
Perry, • 1, Dunkard, 4
Aleppo, 2, Richhill, 8
Washington, 2, Cumberland, 6
Jackson, 7, Springhill, 1
Morris, 2, Morgan, 1
Centre, 1, Monongahela, 2
Greene, 2, Born in house, 1
PRODUCTE OP THE FARM.
110 00
104 99
248 99
Pork, pounds,
Corn, bushels,
Oats, "
Potiwtoefi 44
Beet, pounds, 1200
Cabbage bowe, 300
Onions, bushels, 8
011
Swa t 4 $
Mine, bur Art, tombola, 10
1400
Saw-legs,. • 000 .
11:E1
UP TO JANUARY 1, 1864.
PB
OUT-DOOR PAUPERS
DIRECTORS' PAY TO JAN. 1, 1684
DR.
$32 43 Amount due Temple,
DR.
The Treasurer stands credited
with the following amount of
outstanding taxes, for the year
1563, and previous years,
$46,748 57 By commission on $29.361 76,
By amount of orders redeemed,
Balance due Treasurer at last
settlement,
Amount of Relief tax outstand
ing, for the year 186:1, and
previous years,
$1,533 23 Commission on $583 05
43 34 Amou•tt of orders redeemed,
$1,576 57
FOR THE YEAR 1863
Dr.
• 89 30 Amount of orders drawn in favor
of Long,
Balance due Long,
2!5(x)
030430
$349 c 0
9256 50
Dr.
• 12 00 Due Dinsmore,
hay, tons
Wheat, bushels
Rye,
Shirts,
Dresses, large and small
Chemise,
Socks and stockings, pairs 60
Coats, men's and boy's
Bed comforts,
Skirts,
Handkerchiefs,
30 00
VI 50
97 50
Socks,
Pantaloons,
Apront
Bed ticks,
120 23
50 00
813,981 49
Sheets,
Pillow slips,
Sun bonnets,
Burial dollies,
1 urn spun. cuts,
MEI
Candles, pounds,
From the foregoing exhibits in
connection with the Auditors' state
ments, tde public can see the opera
tions of the Farm and House during
the year 186 t. The aggregate ex
randitures are sometihng larger than
those of the previous year; but when
the greatly incresed cost of provi
sions: and other necessaries for the
support of the inmates is consider
ed, the directors cannot but think
the institution bas been ecomomi.
cally conducted. Beaides this, the
number of paupers relieved during
the year has been materially greater
and the expenditures embrace the
item of sawing lumber for the barn,
which being for a permanent im
provement need not again soon oc
cur.
/4,291 79
10 00
;945
4 00
63 81
The expenses have also been
greater then they should be, through
the practice or rather the necessity
of paying for almost everything in
I County orders. Could the Directors
and Steward be furnished with
money to purchase the necessary
provisions, clothing, etc., we are
satisfied that a saving of at least ten
per cent could be effected. We
therefore earnestly recommend that
the law be so changed that the an
nual estimates shall be collected by
the Treasurer and paid in cash upon
the orders of the Commissioners to
the Directors. It will make no dif
ference to the tax-payers, as under
the old system he paid the poor tax
in cash, and urder the present, there
are but few mo pay their county
taxes entirely in orders.
We also again refer to the utter
unfitness of the building under its
present arrangement for the proper
and humane care of Insane paupers.
One room has been fitted up, so that
some degree of comfort and secnrity
has been attained ; but if the insane
of the county now at Harrisburg
and Pittsburg Hospitals, are brought
home, and put in our house of em
ployment, as it is now the intention
to do, some suitable provision must
at once be made fur their reception.
This will necessarily involve us is
conskinmate expense, which migut
have bees avoided by sdiferent ar- 1
rouge/Tient of the ?tomb when the
house was built. It was not how
,ever, we pregame, contemplated at
the time, that the Wong - paape**
shenkl (mew Oar laaiw--iretkligar,
#4,461 79
2422
10i
80
WORK DONE IN HOUSE
DIRECTORS' STATEMENT.
and hence no suitable provision was
made for such.
AARON SHELBY,
WILLIAM DAVIS,
DANIEL FULLER.
Poor House Directors.
Feb. 8. 1864.--4 t.
ED!
• 32 43
Democratic Meeting.
The Democratic voters of Wayne tp. will
meet at the store of B. F. Bally, on Roberts'
Run, on the 22d of February next, at one
o,elock, P. M., for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the ensuing March election.—
Also, at the same time and place, the Dele
gates of the several divisions of the Demo
cratic Union organized in Greene county will
meet to attend to important business relating
to the county and District elections, for Oc
tober next.
MI
$17,386 81
880 85
28,27., 15
205 76
Each organized division will be entitled to
three Delegates. Also, any township where
in the Union has not yet been organized,
shall be entitled to the same number of dele
gates that , a Division has. We hope the Del
egation will be composed of men with pure
hearts and clear heads. A comfortable house
will be furnished for the occasion. By order
of the President.
An address will be delivered on the oc
casion. 'W - 31. L. COSGRA.Y, Pres't.
Jan. 22d, 18G4.
846.748 57
$950 08
1 , 49
649 00
51,576 57
The Commissioner of the General Land Of
fice received an interesting letter from Mr.
G. E. Upson, dated Bannock City, Idaho
Territory, Nov. 23d, 1863, giving a descrip
tion of the gold region in that vicinity. He
says: "Bannock City, or East Bannock, is
situated in a tributary of Beaver Head, call
ed Grasshopper river. The mountains on
either side of the stream in the vicinity of
the city are fully five thousand feet above
the level of the stream In this valley or
gulch, and clear up the sides of the moun
tains, diggings fir over twenty miles have
been discovered, and claims have been staked
oil wherever a show of gold is to be seen.—
The highest yield thus far to the pan has
been five hundred. The average yield to
the pan is about five dollars."
r 95 50
8 80
8301 30
EMI
6275 40
73 60
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tz-The following loans are now in the
European market seeking capital: Russia•
200,000,0001, German Diet, 42,500,-
000 f., Austria 250,000,000 f., Spain 75,-
000,0004, Italy 200,000,000 E, Sweden
181,500,00 f., Denmark 37,000,000 f.,
Prussia 25,500,000 f., Greece 200,000 E
C-'56 50
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co- It is said that Washington Irving re
alized on his works the sum of $206,888.
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‘ duce them. It makes SOAP for FOUR cents a
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t_AUTIoN As e purim.is l.yes are offered also
be careful and only buy the Patented article put up in
IRON cane, all others being COUNTERFEITS.
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PENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Philadelphia—No.l2l Walnut St.,
Pittsburg—Pitt St. and Duquesne Way
Nov. 25, 180.-3 too.
ger Grover & Baker's Sewing
hiatitlNES for family and manufacturing putpose
sea the best in use.
A. F. CLIATONEY.
April 8, 1883.-Iy. /8 Fifth St., Pittsburgh, Pa
cryziNew Hat ar d Cap Stars.—
WM. FLEMING, No. 139 WOOD Stree
PI7'7EBURGH, PA, has established a
NEW HAT .I NU CA P HOUSE, and
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persons visiting the city will find it a
first class establishment, fitted up in the latest modern
style, with every convenience for doing a Wholesale
ai.d AO ail Trade. A large stock of.every variety, style
and quality of HATS and CAPS kept constantly on
Ilan d, which will be sold at the very lowest prices.—
Mr.Flenting is a Practical Hatter, and guarantees satts.
action to purchasers. Oct. I, 1862—1 y.
HOW TO SAVE TUE DILA,PT.
rpHE citizens of Centre township offer a !private Boun
ty of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for recruits
Application may be made to John Kent, Treasurer of
the funds. at Kngersvillc, or T. H. ateighen, Hamilton
House, Waynesburg.
Feb. 3d, 1562.-3 t.
EEO
THE PU aIIC
Will take particular notice that I am selling
oil my entire and extensive stock of
I'l' Wil t Virri t
HATS AND CAPS IT COST,
As lam going to leave this county. I offer one
of the rarest opportunities to those ujio may
wish to supply themseives with GOODS for
Spring and Summer wear.
ALSO,
Any person wishing to go into an established
paying business can have an opportunity, as I
will sell out wholesale.
;A"- Any person knowing themselves in-
debted to me by either Book Account or Note
will please settle up, and pay otf before the Ist
day of April, or their accounts will be left in
the hands of proper authority for collection.—
By paying attention to this notice you will save
cost. JOHN C. LWHTCAP.
Waynesburg, Feb. 3, 1864.
SHEEP AT PUBLIC SALE.
r(HERE will be exposed at Public Sale, at the
Iresidence of SIMON E. MSS, in Franklin town•
ship, ou
Tuesday March 1, 1864,
400 HEAD OF GOOD FAT SHEEP.
TERMS OF SALE :—Four mouth's credit with ap
proved security. S. R. HUSS.
Feb. 3, 1864.—ta.
SETTLE UP SETTLE UP
HAVING dissolved his former partnership ikbusi
nese, it becomes necessary for the undersigned
to close his old books, He would, therefore, respect
fully give notice to all, to whom he may be indebted,
to present their clams, and to all knowing themselves
indebted to hint to come forward. against the let of
Marcia, (RH, and PAY UP, or their accounts will be
left with the proper officer for colleetion.
A. J. BOWERS.
Feb, 3. 1863.-41.
Greene Gaunt, sa,
TN the Orphan's Court o County of Deellmber
1 Torso, 1863, No. 11. In the matter of the settle.
meet ot the account of George Ketst, Executor of
Glessrge Kent, deed., balance in arouniant's hands
$4,978 79. And now to wit, Dee $3, 1863, account
coudrmed, and the Court appoint Geo. 1.. Wyly, EAR,
auditor, to dims ibUte the balance io hands °fillet Ex
ecutor By the Court. J. F. TEMPLE, Clerk.
,
I will attend to the duties of the above appatalinest
at the office of Wyly dr. Bethany's, on Tuesday, the he
of Mania next, at which time and place all persons
interested can be heard. GEO. L. WitLY, Aud.
Wayiwesbang, Feb. 3, 18.4. t•m.
ADERISTUVWS NOTICE.
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Feb. 3. 1564.--64
Gold in Idaho.
Valuable Estate lor
SAL JIM •
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Greene County. there will be offered at public out
cry, on the prenees, in Morgan tn, in said co., on
Thursday, Feb, 251 b, 1864,
at 2 o'clock, P M., the Homestead Fatin of JAM
HUGLIEs, Er , q., containing
230 Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of II C. Ifoulsworth.
S. Smith, Lot I.e oliard, 130101 non Manson and oth
ers. There is erected on this farm a good
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Log Barn and other out buildings. Two Apple,'Or
chards and a Sugar Camp. This body of land is will
situated on Ten Mile Creek, about one mile and a half
above Je derson, and NS well watered and timbered.
TERMS.—Onc-third of the purchase mousy on con
firmation; one-third iii one year thereafter; dne Valid
iu two years, with interest from confirmation.
JANES HUGHES,
JOHN FLENNIKEN,
Edecutore.
Jan. 20t1i, 1854
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Bl' virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of
L recut: county, I will expoee at puhlic sale on the
preinisus in Jackson tp„ on
Thursday, February 18th, 1814,
at 2 o'clock, P. M., a tract of land containing
One Hundred and Forty-five Acres,
more or le F 9, adjoining lands of ticiah Ankrornargleic,
McCullough, Isaac McCullougliNt.heits, and ItSfulen,
Staggers. Between titi and 70 acevis of the above tract
are cleared and under cultivation. There are erected,
on said facto,
A LOG HOUSE,
and other outbuildings. There is also an apple °retard
o ti the premises.
TEithl.3.—One-third of the purchase money to he
paid on confirmation of the sale, one third in one year
thereafter, and one-third in two. years, with interest.
JOHN lICOTT, Adtit'r
Jos. Morris, decd.
Jan. 20, ISII4
Orphan's Court Sale.
BY virtue of an- order of the Orphan's (lour.
Greene county, the undersigned will sell V
premises on
Saturday, March sth, 1864,
the following described Real Estate, io wit ; a was,
of land situate in Wayne township, Greeno entintyt
adjoining lauds of Henry Shriver, William Spra_
!gnaw Cosgray and others, containing about FIFTY
ACRES, on one hail of which there is a life'eatate of
Jautes Cosgray. There are about thirty wee cleared
on the tract. There are erected on said property a
Log Iftoisa, Log stable and Log barn.
TEtims._inie third of the purcho• , - tr Itt•Y to be
paid at the confirmation of the sr in six
months, and the remaining third t 'ova imams,
with interest front the confirmation.
SIMON STROSNIDER, tivardlto of
James II and Rebecca Ann Coograr. minor
Jan. 27, '6l. children ofJ. P. Comay, des'd
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Or
ILYA Agrarik7.ll.
Greene County, ss :
IN the Orphan's Court of said County, of June Tim,
1663 . No. 3. in the matter of the partition and val
uation of the Real Estate of Enth Doulsworth, decd.
And now to wit: Dec. 23, 1863. The. heir! called to
wit: Hugh C. Iloulsworth appears in open Conte
and r< fuses to take any Dart of the Real Estate at the
valuation and appraisentent, aitd the other heirs being
severally called each make detault. Whereupon the
Court order and decree that the Executors of said de
ceased make sale of the Real Estate, to wit :
Purpart No. I. being a house and lot in the town of
Jefferson, Greene county, Pennsylvania, situate oa
Main street, and adjoining lots of--
Purpart No. 2, being a lot of ground in Jefferson
tp., Greene county, Penna., adjoining lands of John
Smith's heirs, Michael McGovern and other", cont la
ins five Acres and fourteen perches, upon the follow
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lug terms, to wit: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid at continuation of sale; one-third in one
year thereafter with interest front date of confirmation,
and the remaining one-third in two years thereafter,
with interest front date of contiruuttkin. The Elmo
-
tors will make report of their proceedings therein to
the next Orphan's Oourt to he held for Greene county.
JUSTUS F. TEMPLE, Clerk.
In pursuance of the above order, the subscribers will
offer at public sale, Rn the premises in Jefferson, the
property mentioned in the above or 01 Court, on ILVIW•
UItDA V, the 20th of February, 1864, at 2 o'ciasa, P., AI
ELIJAH nliniVid,
Jan. 40,'81. ILUCII C. HOU LBWORTII, t
SHERIFF'S SATZ
B'
virtue of a writ cf Fieri Facies, issued out of We
Ai Court of common Pleas of Greene county, midge
to me directed, there will be exposed to public. sale at
the Court House, in Waynesburg, on Saturday the
20th day of February next, at *o'clock, P. 111., the fol
lowing property, viz: All the right, title, interest and
claim of James Kincaid, of, in and to afertain lot of
grouna situated in the village of Jefferson, frontlet
on Main street sixty feet and 'tinning back to Mufbeyry•
Ally, adjoining lot of Edward Parkinson on the North,
and Jacob French on the South. and has meted
thereon a large Frame dwelling house, Fame stands,
Well of water and some fruit trees. Also, an out lot
adjoining lands of Edward Parkinson. Michael Mc-
Goveto, and running to Mill street, containing abort
three and a half acres, more or less. •
Taken iu exueuthin as tka property of Janes Kin
caid at the suit of Edward Parkinson, surviviag M•
thias Humid, dec'd. THOS. LUCAd,
Sheriff's Office, Waynesburg, Pa., j Sberie
January 20, 1864.
SHERIFF'S BRIE
BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Espana', issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Greene to.,
and so me directed, there will he exposed to publit
sale at the Court House, in Wavitesbusg, oa Saturday
Feb. 20th, 1364, at 2 o'clock, P. NI, the following pre
party, viz : All the right, title, interest and claim of
d efeitdant, of, in and to a certain tract of land, situate
in Jackson tp. Greene county, Pennsylvania. Wink.
ing loads of Johnson T. Smith, John Strukdale, Jobe
Eistininger and others, containing 98 acres,_ more os
less, about nine acres of which are cleared, and has
erected thereon one log dwelling lonise,
Taken in execution as the property of Petry. Van
drutT at the suit of George W . McCormick. •
THOS. LUCAS, Sherift,
Sheriff's Office, Waynesburg, Pa., Jan. 20, NW -
GREENE COUNTY, 88
N the Orphans' Court of said ceuuty, of September
Turin, 1863, No. I. In the matter of the partition or
In the matter of the partition, or valuation of the
Real Estate of John Steel, Deceased.
And now, to wit, December 12d, 1863 , the Sheriff's
return to Inquiet Lion :confirmed, and the Grant et a
rule on the Heirs and legal Representatives nt said de
ceased, to crate into Court, on the first day of next
Term, and accept or refuse the Real Estate, et the
valuation, thereof, or bid for the same, or show cause
why the same shall not he bold. By the Court
Jan. Bt, 18 , 3. JUSTUS F. TEMPLE. Club.
CREENE COUNTY, SS:
TN the Orphans' Court of said county, of September
J. Term, ISO, No. 11. In the matte r of the partition.
or valuation of the Real Estate of Benjamin Jennings,
Esn , dec'd.
And now, to wit Dec. 21, 18113. fiheriff's Mugs to
Writ of Inquisition confirmed, and the Court grant •
rule on the heirs and legal Representatives of said de
ceased, to come into Court on the first day of nest
Term, and accept or refuse the Reel Estate at the val
uation or bid hir the same or 01111 W cause why the
samo &hall not he sold. By the Court.
Jan, 20, 18111. JUSTUS F. TEMPLE, Clerk.
GREENE MINTY, BSI
TN the Orphan's Court of said county of Are. Term.
1849. No. 12. In the matter of the settlement of
the accoyut of William Lang, Administrator of Wm.
1.. Mania, dee'd, Balance in aceouutant's hood.
1652,35.
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And now to wit : Dec. 913,, 1883 , acetlunt confirmed
and the Court appoint G. W. G. Waddle, Eisq., Audi
tor to distribute the funds in the AcministratV u tdb.
JUSTUS F. TEMPL
I will attend to the duties of the above 4pointment
at the Recorder's Office, Wayntsburg, Pa., on Thurs—
day, the 11th day of February, 1864, at which inns
and place, aft parties interested cau attend if they sta
proper. U. W. G. WADDLE. Auditor.
LEGAL NOTICE.
LETTERS testamentary upon the estate of Maantel
llinegardett, late ut Wayne tp., °nevne allittly,
deed., having beau grained by the Impales Weald
county to the undersigned. AU gem= insiSting
themselves indebted to said estate are. hereby uptiAsd
to pay the saute. and those haying claims against that
estate are requested to present them duly autheaties
ted fur settlement. .1. A. BaNTEIS.
VatteUe Tp., Moaougatia Co., W. Vs.
Jen. 6,1864. Executor.
LEGAL NOTICE.
y XTTRIId of Administration of the estate of EMS
AMUR LINTON, dec'd , late of Monongahela
tp . Mleene Amami'', Pa., having been granted by the
Register of sad county, to the unassigned. AU per
sona kauwiag themselves indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to pay the same, and those having
claims against said e w;e1,41 to Pre l nat them
duly authentic* ."
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