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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-23
GREET .fRRIV.4Li
TiLL And WINTER GOODS Il!


The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends, customers, and public generally, that
they have received the largest and best assort-
ment of FALL and WINTER GOODS they
have yet offered to purchasers Our stock in
part as follows.
Blue, Black, Brown, and Inyis Green French
Clohs-French and American Cassimers-all
coors-Ky. Jeans, all wool Tweeds, Keysers,
Flannes, Coating, Beaver Cloth, Blankest,
Cords, Vplvets, Beaverteens. Sack FlannelS,
Colored Carpet Chain, Spun Cotton, Begging,
Drillings, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery,
&C., sc.
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FOR RENT.

And possession given on the LIST Of June, a
TAN YARD in the Borough of Bedford, with
all the fixtures complete, and Dwelling ada
cent thereto. Apply to either of the under
signed.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE RERL EST.fT'E!
July l3, l855.--3m.

There viii be sold at public Yendue, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, the 29fh day OF November
next, the Mansion Property OF John Keee, deceased,
situate in Bedford Township Bedford County, about
mile North Of the Pttshnrg turnpike, and about
four miles from Bedford, adjoining lands of Samuel
Hammond's heirs, George Mann and others; contain
ne 35l aud II perchrs of patented land and al
lowance. The land i OF the best quality and in a
good state of cultivation, large part cleared, and
the remainder well timbered
the Improvements good swo story brick
house, double barn and all other necessary oHt
buildings. Also good apple orchard and other fruit
trees.
Attendance wilI be given and terms of sale made
known day Of sale by
SAMUEL BROWN,
Snrgiuing E1ecntor Of the lgst triH,
DC, Of Joln Kee6e, deceased.
Oct. 2G, 1858.
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I'D. EsOTder,
Clock il saGcaa Maker
AND DEALER IN JEWELRY,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Bedford, ami the public in general, that he
has opened Jewelry Store in th1 building re-
Gently occupied by Fl. Nicodemus, Esq. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he viii be
pleased to see all in want of articles IN bis line.
He has on hand, and Will constantly keep, an
elegant assortment Of JEWELRY, and will re-
pair Clocks and WatchrS in the bert style. He
hopes to receive liberal share of patronage, as
he feels satisfied be can render satisfaction 10 all
who entrust him with their work. His terms
will be moderate.
He has on hand Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Silver Spoons, ThimbIes. Butter Knives, Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils, &c. &c.
n. b. He still continues the Gunsmnhing
business. at his old stand, in the East end of
town, where he has good and competent work
man constantly employed. D. B.
April 81, 1855
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NeM SEage Lime.

rz-The subscriber has put on line Of two
s,rs. STAGE coaches between Stonerstown and
p,If,rd to connect with the Central Rail Road,
=, Rroaa Top. This line will leave Sioners-
,,,n an Monday and Friday Of each week, and
torn from Bedford on "Wednesday and Saur-
,5r This is a pleasant route, aud hope TO be
o5is n render such accommodations as will
n,ga # an ioducement for travellers 10 patro-
n,1s ~ tbe line. Fare only S -.
PETER ELLISON.
10 1S5S
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l25 pieces Plain and Figured Deain,-aIl III prices
4i0 '' Fall Calieoes from cts to 12a
250 '' Heavy and Medium Bro muSllns
IS &c Superior bleached shrtiug muslins
90 &C Thihet Cloths and Alpaecas, all colors
75 g Cassinetts. all colors and prices
25 +" All wool Hemp Rag and List Carpets
IS :" Floor OIL Clohs-44 81 "a and 81 wide
IS " Cotton Flannels-ai colors and prices.
Men and Boys Wool Hats, Eur and Beaver
Slough Hats, Men and Boys Morocco Lined
Navy Caps--also Plush and Cloth do. Boots
and Shoes Tor Men and Boys Booees, double
soled Morocco, and kid Shoes for Ladies-also
a great variety Of Bootees and shoes for Misses
and children Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Brooms-'iubs, Buckets, &c. Fish Oil,
Sperm and Lard Oil; Bar Iron, Nail, Rod, sc.
Our assortment includes every article usually
found in stores, and to prove we are selling
''Cheoper tdun The Cheapest" all we ask is a
call. Gz-No trouble to show Goods It will
cost you nothing TO come and look at the Bar
gaiaS we will offer
Country Produce of every description will be
received for Goods at Cash prices.
A. B. CRAMER & Co,
Erchange Building.
Oct II, 1855.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
., Bedford. Pa, November II, 1855. Persons cal
linz for letters in this List will please say they are
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II. NTCODEMUS,

Sept. %, 1895.
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Take Sofice!

HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
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Oct. 26, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

ACADEMY MUsIc-The Lagrange opera troupe con-
a.e 1ate Mors Marin and Rovepe sppsar on Nom
mermoor."
rnent called the 'Seven Temptations will be played.
Messrs Copy, Webb Dunn, Miss Hifert Mrs Cooke and
MIS- Dunn in leading parts The nausal drama entitled
the "North Pole, /" will concluda the amusements.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The programme for this evening
cannot fail to fill the theatre. is seldom two artists
Of great dramatic celebrity appear on the night
rotte and Miss F. vining as Pauline The farce GAS
Like as Two Peas" concludes all.
BURROWS THEAaREThree very musing piec0s are an
nour ced for this evenings amusement namely, "John
JONES'" With Burton Guy Goodluck, sTake That Girl
Away" Burton az Septimus Poddle and the Spectre
Bridegroom" All Of Burton's company appear.
Captain Of the Watch' commences the entertainments
and the comedy Of the |" Her at Law" win follow
Bake, Brousbam Stewart, Vincent ohippenpale, Mrs
LAFAReE's THEATRR.-A bill OF great variety for to-
night The comic drama Of Delicate Grouna," diver
tsfsmeDt in which Mad. Soto, n Caresse, Mile. Dacy
Barre and N. smith appear. The comedy Of Monsieur
Jacques, with M. Barnett In that that character will
follow and all win close with Ella Mauja de Seville"
AMERICAN MUsEuM.-The afternoon and evening enter
taipmt ct this place of amusement consist OF the
drama Of sEustacbe"-Mr Clarke. Miss Mestayer and
other favoritss in the east
wooDs MSsrRns offer . very attractive bill for this
evening.
BUCKEYES sERESADEns play Matrimonial specula-
t.ons"-a lsughable piece.
PIRHAM's MISsrRrIs-a very good company-offer St
tIactive features for this evening.
The PyNE AND HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
We tale much pleasure In copying and endorsing the
following article from the Providence DAILY Post -:
MARITASA--The opera OF Mariana" the bost of Wal
strongest been lot to Witness The Gtana
Of Miss Louisa Pyne is one Of those charming representa-
speak Of her singing but TO- gid refined gold" With
h.s
possessed equally the same ysgSslS g.H sdnir. .s
artistc roul.de, whst .: g. musician she takes rank
sister also charming exponent Of such roles require,
contrato voice. She like her sister, also an admirably
cheoed artiste hI Harrison who for years has held
vocal powers capabilities = An actor Of tho nrt sdss h
representation Of don Cesar Dc Bazan was admirable
we cannot have repetition Of this charming opera. Mr.
the others this first class
educated the school Of perfected In their
BY long experience We Are therefore satisfied whilst
these artttes remain that the atre will be crowded
On the present evening Miss l. Pyrs will INTRODUCES the
far famed song Of the Sky aria which com.
petes successfully with the Swedish Nightingale"
This talented company are about to commence q
summer engagement at Niblo's Garcen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

There are Ave States which have failed to al vacan
cies in the United States Senate. The sss Of Petit
Of Indiana, Cooper Of Pennsylvana, Atchson Of MIS-
souri, Norris and williams OF New Hampshire and Gvin
o! California, remain vacant,
The charter election In Honesdals, Pa on the 18th
inst resulted in the choice Of the Know Nothing ticket
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, the whig representative
Of the shth disric Of Georgia TO the Last Congress-
has written Eve column letter declining renomina.
ton, on the ground that his friends and supporters have
all gone to the Know Nothings. Mr. stephens has
set his face against the American movement and thus
consigned himself to private LIE.
B. Johnson Barbour, Of Orange announces himself an
independent candidate for Congress In the Seventh dis
trict of Virginia.
The Poushheepsie Edorc, Seward vhig paper, takes
ground In favor Of extra session Of the Legislature Of
this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

ARREST OF A CATHOLIC PRInsr.-Rsv. F. Tar-
cot formerly the Catholic priest Of the French congre
CATION here Arrested ct Fort Edward yesterday AID
committed to the jail ct Salem charge Of dsfraud
Of their church property. II that Tarsott OBJ
aimed possession Of the church hero under tho pledge
hold It for the congregation, and after securing the
me obtaining notes from the trustees to pay mp ndebt
edness. The notes also given to the bishop Pre-
the church BY re Turco sold the ornaments belonging
TO IL, and kept the money. Altogether the trustees
were left In debt By the OF their priest 10
the amount OF some g. 600 and have nothing whatever
to show for t. furcott his way to Canada whea
arrested He viii have his trial at the next session Of
tbs Over and Terminer In Washington county. Unable
TO and The required balls 0o0he now in jail. The
trustees besvs that Bishop McCoskey IL ignorant Of the
frsnsactons OF Turcott and that he win directly or
indirectly sanction them.-Troy Times kcy 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19
"My Book, Or the Veil UplIfsed"
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NORFOLK, va, May 10, 1900.
In your paper of Tuesday the 18th inst you make II
appear in the report of the injunction of Miss Jose
pbine Burnley VS.. Dewitt Davenport, ct al, "that
Mis- Upsbur and myself the sole authors Of Ny
Pook, Or the Veil Upifted ?" ssthat Miss Buukleys
statements clothed In language, and entirely
rewritten BY me, &c, a., This Is totally incorrect
have no connection with this book in any way with
the parties who are concerned in IL. In my 'tofcia
capacity Clerk Of the United States District Court
this city, was called upon to take and certify the All
dayits Of Mr. Beals Mr. Dunbar Mr. Bunkley Miss Sarah
j. Burnley, and Miss Upshur TO be used evidence
the besrpg Of tos case and this OIL al act performed
Win you me the justice to correct the OF your
reporter by the insertion of this card and thus place
before your readers in my proper position Very respect
fully, JOHN T. FRANCIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

PHRRE soUIE AGAIN AT THE BAR-The New Orleans Cres
cent ssys the name Of Pierre Soule, plain counsel
Tor at law, made s appearance In the Sixth District
Court Of New Oresns the Sth inst appended tbs
biggest job that has turned in the courts for some
time. lhe petition Is that Of Antoine Mchaud and
Francois Quetant executors OF the late Nicholas Grod
and Mchaud a. attorney for the heirs praying for the
recovery from the heirs Of Jean Francois Girod for
whom Hyppolte Parsaud is agent universal legates
the sum Of el9s oe which they received BY Judgment
Of the United States Supreme Court In 1916 against Nj
cholas Gircd's hsirs this amount being the available
prooeeds or 2S cent Of estate Of 900 which
Nicholas Girod previous 70 his DEATH In 1s40 wlsd to
his heirs, friends and TO charitable institutions. The
yesterday TO unrave II sufficiently to state its precise
nature: Louis Javier 10 associated with Mr. Soue fos
counsel In the cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

refuse reasonable terms Austrs openly ard ssndidIy
tells her thar refusal VIII BE- folio ssd BY sclsratisn Of
in the Baltic and the allied army tue msa are ar
gonsnss which even fanacsr dsrss not resist .ad in
placing Asxander u VS. difficulty, Francis Joseph
There 10 mystery about the conference at vienns,
and oar ministers fuse to lift the veil which conoeAls
IT, Nothing fuxtter has been elected from Lord Pal.
nsrston than that cued papers, giving certain expana
tions yin Be presented to Parliament in few days.
quitting the House Of Lords an admission Of which, BY
the Marquis Of Iansdowne eDvensd the gravity OF the
peers, for ParBauent just Is prone to laughter.
from the Manchester Examiner, Nay 81
Austria has not yet abandoned the field OF negotiation
and efforts making aVienna TO discover some mode
Of compromising differences, which may possibly in the
last resort prove successful the influence Of Aus
tris viii finally 60 long way to decide the ssue and
what she w or will not fght for, must eventually de-
termine the policy Of Russia II not Of the Western
Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

BREApsrUFFs AND LUMBER AT OswEao.-Thel
oswsgo Palladium gives the total receptsof wheat aour
corn and lumber Tor the season, from jan 1, as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19
AN ALLIED MILITARY CONTINGENT HER ARMY AMI
EER REsoURCEs.


ing on April 27th, rsys:"The Eposa af last night
frs 10 the reports o. the possibility Of Spain and Por
tul al initiating Piedmont and joining the allies against
Russia 1--WE have heard - continues the same journal,
"tbat such desire has been indirectly expressed by
Powers friendly and allied to Spain ard that with the
perspective Of less eficacious cooperation
en- the part Of SPAIN considerable financial offers and
offers of support with Roms and the United States &C.,
have been made This is quite premature-a sort Of
fesler and perhaps, whence proceeds
doubt that the Spanish ut would be found will
ling to Furnish corps darmee Piedmont has done.
For the present needs it's troops at homo and In Gu
ba, in case OF disturbances there Of Carhst move
meDt here But it s not impossible that there may be
hitting the enstn emit OF legion here in consideration
Of England and France giving their guarantee for loan
to be raised by Spain. In opinion this would be pur
chasing tuch concession at dear o rate. There
recruiting grounds good better than Spain, where
price IL put upon permission. Even if-which, re-
peat, Is at present improbableSpainl vera to enter
FRANKLY into the alliance and send her contingent Of
Il 900 men, these would in the end, judging from all
precedents prove costly auxiiaries for they would be
to be found in want Of things which the English
French would have to supply-aithough that mi yht
arise not In former times from bad administration,
when the Duke said, they s'always in want of
every thing at the most critical moment but from the
poverty Of the home government
despatch from Madrid, dated the 30th of April says
some doubts were entertained to whether the Queen
would give her consent to the bill for the sale Of the
church property but the Minister Of Finance who went
to Aranusz to day has returned and 1t is said that the
royal sanction will be given without any opposition
report that the Papal Nunclo has protested
against the PRONUNCIATION Of the law.
Later advces state that the Queen had signed the bill
Much commoton existed In this Provinces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

Private letters from st. Petersburg confirm the tele
graphic announcement Of the insurrecton of the pea
SAINTS in the Ukrape and state further that IL has al
ready extended TO the of Poltaw Tchern
gof, and Kharkof The names Of twenty Landed pro
pretors whom the maddened moujks have destroyed
together with their wives and children have reached st.
Petersburg NJ Poleten of the richest proprietors
in the government OF Tchernfsof burned alive In
his country house OF Beetz The pressure
by the war, which has driven the PEASANTS of
Petersburg where every article of consumption is at
famine price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

q French
army, supported by the Sandman contingent it is as
serted will land In under the orders OF Mar
.hal Valiant. The win then be wased on four diff
Poland and in the Baltic. Is also reported aud il ap-
pears the statement 10 well founded that an expedition
70 Yalta intended BY the French forces now in the
Crimea The object OF this movement In to take the
Russian defences round Tchorgoum Ia the rear This
appears TO be than probable Is taking them from
the trent is said to be ont OF the question Something
like this must be undertaken TO free r,m the chain
Of esrthworks BY which all our movements at BAlaklsva
are hampered.
The plan Of the campaign sket:hed above assumes the
perfect loyalty and decision Of the course to be pursued
for granted Jour side Of the channel However It is
the question boldly confronted and A. boldly replied
70 In the afirEatys, By the CoasatioHne Of ysstsr
day
VIVA. will be the future conduct Of Au..rss she mako
direct pass In tie cones these aueoas che snswer
~ western Pss.r. Ye, *. Viii
aid conquer honorable and solid peace by OF
& r. 70 &: w ss AZ
and ms n.
would those and England in courage and as
sn r.
.n sSua hoy BE s1 . Aui
build on her sincerity, reckon ON her good sense
From the Liverpool Mercury, MayA]
The French government since the return Of NJ Drouyn
dc pHuys said TO be rather satisfied than otherwise
with Austria, although words, not acts, admitted
10 be the Of that Satisfaction. In Vienna more
over Imperial decree calling out So 900 men is en-
communicate Is that an ordonmnnce has been published
recalling 20 their colors al soldrrs absent ON urourh
and that General Hess has again postponed his departure
FrOn the Liverpool Journal, Hsysl
great opportunity is now upon Austria. II unset
fsh and not impotc, she can compel Russia TO make
peace. The Western Powers will not be allowed to nsst
on anything unreasonable; and undoub ted, having
spbition to sray, they desire peace Russia cannot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

1-TAH TO Re SLAVE STATE.--A correspondent
of the st Louis Democrat who has had conver-
.,nn With Williams one of the Apostles" of Salt
Iale citv. says: II heard him say that when Utah
s,p,ied for admission into the Union, she would
eek to be enrolled as a slave State. He said thu
he owned slave that all Of the apostles did; a. ic
that poivgamy Brigham Young owns several ne
PREVIOUS accounts from Utah is undoubtedly true
submit it as a text for political essays and Bun
coulbe speeches He told me that ths acco ants o
famine in Utah had been enormously exagg Grated
nnd that there is corn enough in theSr Egypt ye
far two yoars to come ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

LOLA AoSTEZ-The Sidney Chronicle reports
sea scene of this noted actress, which occurred
"n her last passage to Sydney. She had fayorits
dog on board. The mate uderiook to punish the
pet, hen Lola attempted 10 stab the man, and
getting disguised with the Inmates of the cabin
she took up her quarters in the steerage. At her
first appearance ON the stage in Sydney there were
but three or four ladies present, whom she took
particular pains to thank for their patronage, when
sncaking before the curtain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

A DIVORCE CAsE--The Cincinnati Enquirer has
The following report of a case decided before the
EouTt of Common Pleas of that city: (
tlementlna Booth rs. Junius Brutux Booth
Inc parties in this case are well knows as stars
IN the theatrical world. The petition filled In Au.
gust, 1894 alleged wilful absence and neglect OF
duty as the grounds for divorce Thu parties were
married in Philadelphia in 1910 and Ii vcd togeth-
er until le5 at which time IL is stated the defen-
dani left the plaintiff ia Boston, In com pany with
another female decree was allowed, and ali
mony in $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

The contest for L. S. Senators in Mis-. ,uri seems
likely tr end in coalition of the Benton. Demo
crats and the Wings by which each will have a
senator as two vacancies will soon happen The
anti Bentonites want Mr. Atchison elected, and
they seem willing also to unite with the Wings
hut AtchnsolRis is more objectionable TO that party
than, Benton Col. Doni phan, who distinguished
himself in the Mexican war, will bo the Whig can
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

DEATH FRoMTHE BITE OF A DoG.-Last Sat
nrday e, ening, Mr.. Peter Conaffee, of Pawtucket
Mass died of hyd-ophobia after terrible sufferngs
About seven weeks previously he had been bitten
slightly by his own dog. His wife was bitten
abOu. the time by the dog, and she must of
course be under the most painful apprehension as
to the result
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

4 FRUITFUL CoUSTY.-It is estimated that 40
zoo hogs will be slaughtered this season in Gibson
county, Ind. The wheat crop, in the same county
is2G0000 bushels ailthe corn crop $40 600 bush
els The total value of the wheat corn and hogs, Is
estimated at E., ,000,0 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

ROBBISG fHEIR CoUNTRT.-The San Antonio
Texan learns from private letters received in that
city from Northtr I'll Mexico that since the rcyolu-
ton has succeeded, liz Mexico, the regular troops
have banded together in small companies and are
laundering the country towns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

Nelson Hanny, an India IA farmer, being confin
et in Jail week, on the charge OF pas sing y IS
counterfeit bil was brought up on writ of ha5eas
corpus and discharged the bill proving to be genu
inc We do not learn that the State afforded him
sny redress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

lHE REVOLUTION IN MoNTEvIDEo.--The ac-
eouh' ron Provincetown, purporting TO give ac-
counts OF 4 revolution in Buenos Ayres against
ten Flores on the 2sth of August last is altogeth-
er mistake II occurred some time since at Mon
teFideo, when Flores was deposed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

FIRES IN N0FEhBER.-So far as heard from
there were eighteen fires in November, exclusive
of those where the loss WAS less than Slo, 900 =
Seven destroyed manufacturing property, ana she
aggregate loss is not far from S735. COO Tho sses
by fire since January 1st amount TO 81, ,49S, COZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

\. Clauton, Senator from Macon county, Ala,
ui'a IN d montgomery on Tuesday, where be had
arrived 10 take his seat in the Legislature. tfs
@. Maj Benz A Putnam has boen elected Mayor Of
b. Augustine, Fla.
The third edition of Col spalding,s ssTrsyels In
Japan has been issued by the publisher.
family Of emigrants with 100 negroes arrived
at brenham, Texas, on tho I7th ult - =
nj estimated that the Russians and allies to-
se'her have over l00e 900 of soldiers in the 6eid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

ROBBERY AND ARREST.-An change states
that Mr. VIM. Hood, drover of Chester county,
Pa, was drugged and robbed of 81, 700 at Viii.
mirgton, Delaware, on Saturday week. The thief
mus. have closely resembled the famous outlaw OF
Sherwood Forest, the police took him. for Robin
Ugo1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

HIGH PRICE FOR MULEs.-A lot ST ten extra
threc-year old matched mules. were sold in Fiem-
ming gsburgh Ky, g few days since, at Si75 per
head They were shipped to New York farmer
They were 10 hands high. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

The Milwaukee (Wisl Sentinel of Saturday
last, says that the previous day one Of the City
Alderman was taken TO the watch-house, in broad
day -iight, drunk a dray.