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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-24
From the Pit;='urs Post.
Destructive Fire in Saa,h Piitsbure,


Ono ,ctha mos. destructive conaarra,jens
,,.i';rb ~. have b,en cataoaGlfd 20 record rr-
~.a,,, occorra3 in pits,o,r Yesterday morn
;rr Il brok, on, ia tn. machine sfo,,af fafar>
Nl;..,or,s ..yt..,,.ic. .inr ,.,iIIa.d sas,, far
,arv ,'7,,cb ,o.-fbar nith tI. entire niU 2as
,,'..',,..J o,,r.u ~ a., si;o;ni,,- srirl Owned
-. u,s pva, and . cr..n,,. g,,,.,d and orruri-s,
-, Raced sl.iro,, The u-bol. s,nopoi ~
r.r.r..-,,, ,.,,ro,4d win f9ot M from $4,000
T., eo0'0Ga -o.,. s;rl there s n,,. am irsu-
-,oc.,.of o,..E,,,r,h Th.. -,ill in ,nsvt.sn was
.;,r,,.d IN Ca,e.., e-r+,.t
Tive buildioqs Of which Mr. RI4lIinrrr's es-
t.lI;st.r,.ot Vas made mn were bujlf Of brick.
.,5 o1,,struc,ada . c,,.y.ars since at = very h4a-
w .vnerse Thev embraced everything nrc-
ss..r, far first class planinr >hor and sash
and door factory tha, This establishment was
H.. most ..yts,s;vs and co,rnlete og the klrd in
the West. The machinery, which is total
Joss. was very valuable, and Of such charac-
f., sS not 70 be raSly replaced. Bot a fsW
months ago an addition was made 10 Il al an ex-
p4ps. Of $40, 900 or $4,000. In the one j.
tpm of machinery alone Mr. II. will lose sonr
$4,000. It IS inpoSsihlr to compute the val
Qp Of the lumber DESTROYED Thr window and
sash stuff on hand, W. are credibly Informed,
was valued at $50 .000. and Of this perhaps not
$1,000 escaped. The lumber burned is estima-
ted to have been worth some 20. .O0): but this
is a mere oness and the loss on this particular
item wiIl moi. in our opinion. prove, quite 50
hpavv as reported. The total amount If Ium-
tar DESTROYED. il is estimated, cannot fall short
of 100000 feet. while Mr. Mpliingpr's gross
loss will h. in the neighhorhood of $4,000.
divdsd thus: In the Pennsylvania InsuIancr,
Company. S6 900. ons thousand Of which is on
the blaming mill building. and the balance on
the lumber: Western Office. $4,000, two-thircs
Of which was on the planning mill. and one
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-24
4 Streak of Good Luck.

We are pleased 10 learn that onr old friend
Jacob Freeman ofthp Borough ofFreemanshurg Of
has recently secured about ST. 600 which he
had locked upon as los, fer some wears. ln the
war 1897. M Freeman endorsed Notes for Mr..
Oberlv, who at that tur WAS iayEe!y engaged
IN the diS;illing business near frremansburg, 10
the amount of $4,000 MIR 0beriy failed and
"cut Stick" for other parts, leaving 1lS endorS-
ers 10 pav his notps-to 10 which Mr. FrPe-
man was obliged to sell the FrermanshlP bridge
Of which he was at that time the prorrletor.--
Discovering that O5eflv had Srttlrd m Chio,
Freeman followed him and obtained Judge
nent and there the matter ended. lie acquired
property there. which he held in his sons name,
bot finally emiorated to Iowa, where he became
cutie wealthy. and thinking the old judgment
rad been forgotten, hr purchased and held
property in his OWN name. On asferiaininS
these facts. Mr. Freeman, four or fve weeks
ago went 20 Chic, got transcript oi his Old
Judgment and thrn paid visit to Iowa, where
he secured the services Of the Sheriff. ana To-
qether they rode from the county town TO the
residence Of Mr. 0beriy and made levy on
liap farfn of poe acres. worth 500 an acre, and
other property. AT first Cbefiy itnled to the
Sheriff that lie bad ever known such a man as
Jacob Freeman: the Esqnire told him be Knew
hirn s.well enough when be endorsed H'S notes,
and h lad come there TO renew ms acquaii1-
tance." With the principal for 70 years add
ed 10 the original sum, The claim now amounts
10 over SlI 800, which is fully secnrfd.--i6-
pZIt showed faithfully in Bedford nearly
all day last Sabbath, presenting ihc appearance
Of rough winter day
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making some purchases, Mrs. Enc entered, drew
pistol, fred, and shot MIN through the body.
He died next day. Mrs. Emo was arrested, and
is now in the hands olthe officers ofthe law.--
Bardstown lKy.l Gazette.
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was passing the house On Friday evening
Mrs. Efinger, who. had been much distressed,
heard the stage coming, and remarking that she
was dying, expired il few moments
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nation both living and dead, Slandered and
abused by the masses, as we'll as from all the
leading members OF the church, in the most
vulgar, oathsomp and wicked manner that the
evil passions Of man can conceive.
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Resignation Of a Caiied states Judge.

The Hon w. ". DrGmmund, one of the JUS
tees OF the Supreme Court OF tah Territory,
has forwarded his resignation to Washington
lie thus sets forth his reason for resiEung:
Ia The 6rsl place. Brigham Young, the Gov
arnor nf Utah Territory, is the acknowledged
head oi ,hr. sChurch of Jesus Christ Of The Lat
;er-Dav Saints, commonly calI~d ',Mornons, >
and as such head the AIofmous look to hn. and
to Inn aioac, for the lar BY which they to be
aos eynrd: therefore no Jaw oi Congress Is BY
them considered binding in any manner
Secondly: | know that there is a secret oath
bound organization among all The male rnrwbrrS
of the clutch, and 10 acknowledge no law save
The laW Of thr ''holy priesthood, which comes
TO the people through Brigham Young, direct
from God, he, Young, being the ,iceseient Of
God and prophetic successor to Joseph Smith,
who was the founder oi this blind and treasana-
bic organization.
Thirdly: avn fully aware that there IS set
Of men SCI apart by special order Of tt.r church
10 take both the lves and property Of those who
may question the authority OF the ctutcb cine
names Of whom viii promptly make known
al a future tiHe.l
Fourlhly: That the records, papers, Sc, Of
the supreme Court haze been DESTROYED by or
der Of the church, WITH the. direct knowiedae
and appreciation Of Governor B. Young. and
tn federal oifeers grossly insulted for IrrSu-
ming ,oraisg single question about th, treason
able act.
Filthy That toe federal officers of the Ter
ritory are constantly insalied, harrasSed and an
noyrd by the Mormons, and for these insults
there is no redress.
Sixlhy. That the federal officers are daily
compelled 10 hear the form OF American govern
ment iradpccd, the chief executives Of the
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Djsiressiag Death.--On Friday evening week,
Mrs sarah ] EGineer. wife Of John s. Eiinser,
died suddenly IN Harrisburg, Va One week
before she died sbe lost an interesting little son,
who feli fgom \ step and was killed as the stage
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-24

SEpucTloN AND ueEDEE IN KENrrcKy.-Dn-
ring toe early part Of our circuit court, Mis-.
Emo and her husband, formerly Of Bard>town,
now living in or near New Hayen,) made COM
plant that she had been sedpcpd by means af
chlorolorm, &c, by Robert Ford; that Sd" bad
bpcome encjenfc ty him: that he had endeavor-
ed 10 produce abortion. Finding j, not proba
bic, under the circumstances, that she could get
any satisfaction at law, she determined to get
satisfaction some other way. On "Wednesday
last, while Ford was in a store in New Haven,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE MUTINY IN BOMBAY.
oa The Bombar Tims,, .ivs. Ia

FROM 1he boHedt Ttges -tgs. Ia
Muiiny is 10 longer confined to the Bengal army
The infection has reached our own Presidency-oar
own troops. In consequence of the more scrupulous
withholding Of Intelligence on the part Of Government
the community is kept in constant state Of painful
suspense and Of liability to alarm and panic. There
no good reason for this scrupnlous secrecy as the
Queens and Companys troops, the civilians and the
Europeans unconnected with Government aud the
loyal portion Of the native community, are really
strong enough to put down any sttsmp, at nsurrecton
1t would, therefore, tend greatly to the peace and
quiet Of the timid if Government would allow the
press to receive and publish the intelligence from
different parts of the Presidency. We know ths,
mutny has broken out in the 9th Bombay Native In
fantry stationed at koapore The only particulars that
have reached us regarding IL are, that portion Of
the regiment mutnied the Buckree Fed on the l,t
inst When the officers were assembled IN the billiard
room after mess Jemadar rushed in and gave the N
warning that the men were coming 10 tre on them
They immediately repaired to the place Of rendezvous
previously appointed but three young officers, gnO
a:tray, aud were taken and murdered by the mutt
neers The mother cf .he Jensdar. sn Old woman,
went 10 the house of Mtjor Roland, he conmlnIihs
officer Of tie regiment at the ssle time that the Jsm
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

The ssno evening a thlr .fay 90 eec.mpsd oa.s,de
n Cevrpc.e and neIt ming We en;efe1 The t3"h
sfrsek, 70 where We head thst ch,dfen
were confined; be. ON cnr hr-vai tbeie, s1.Gl -
behold. there were al their Soikes, ~, trern
sh ut the biccdl stained ground. The p'aae
was q paved courtyard, and there were
tvoipches Of blood upon Tire Nemert end ff0 me
repor; ths; We got from TIE residents of Inc psce, u
sppesrs that iier We had beaten the enemy the even
pe previous. the Sepoys and S)ver. entered theps;e
wbere the poor victims were ano killed all the lane,
ard threw tbs children alive well as the adIee deaa
be edies into well in the compound saw IT, and IL
was az awful sight 1t appears from the oIdies We
saw that the omen stfipped Of the cofoe. De-
fore they we're murdered. We have picked up hree
women wbo had fed, and were Protected by ma
tive. We lost poor S Car; he wis shot ee'd &c dtoa
biz horse, in a charge bed to nnase among w, 70
500 infantry Afterhe fe poor frllow he wcs hscksd
about the head 10 such extent tha. we cou1 hsIay
rec gnize him. The Noulve OF Alahabed wss kiile9
a. Fuiebpore by our shot. Yesterday we went WIN
a tmall force INTO Bthoor, where tne " Nens SsIo
wss arc walked into hs palace without rrlng sbC'.
We fired the whole Of the place, and burnt 'he Whoie
Of his houses and property ard took hioeen gus ron
there The Nena has 6rorh'd hlmSet, "'H h'sJ JGm-
,lD He had NJ intention Of going To- LnoknoF y, but
when be got as far as the rver the cavalry and ln-
fantfy deserted bin. They are al gone of, after de-
rtroying Their arms, TO their different homes.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS

The town of Belfast had, on account OF the recent
religious riots, been proclaimed under the most strin-
gent provisions of the Crime and Outrage Law. A
large constabuary force had been ordered there and
the inhabitants had been called upon TO deliver up the
arms and ammunition in their possession.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne had declined the duke.
dom which was tendered him.
The Directors Of the Red Sea Telegraph Company
have declined to lay down telegraph line unless upon
guaranteed rate OF interest.
The Bark of England had declared dividend of
- per cen; for the half year.
II is formally announced in French and German
papers that the English Government does not intend
for the present to form foreign legion.
The great Doncaster st Leger Race won by
lmperieusei the two fayores Blink Bonny and Igno-
ramus coming in fourth and fifth.
Admiral Keppel had been made knight Of the
Bath, and Commodore Elliott Conpanion Of the
Bath, for their exploits at Canton.
The ANAL yacht Charter Oak, which recently
arrived at Liverpool from New York, had been dis
posed of by lottery. There $40 members at one
pound each.
The panic and failures in New-York had elected
editorial comment from The London Times, Da"y
Nc7r,, and other journals.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
FRANCE.
From Our Ovs Correspondent.

From Our Ovs Cons'poEasnt.
PARIS, sept. u, l-57.
The weather now just6es that French arrange.
ment by which the Summer, instead Of endng, as
in our ananacs, with the 3ls. Of August, goes On
to the equinox. To-day sit coatless with win.
dOws open and blinds closed, and yet find the ripe,
sof. air almost too warm. Out in the country,
they say, the vintages are already commenced, ten
days and fortnight earlier than usual. lie. nice.
psAted dinerscut and dinnergivers, hereafter, not
forget he year s, wine dealers SDa lsbel printers
VII surely 10: iorsst /. No soth bible las
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tur ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

The Atlantic Telegraph Company have decided to
take the telegraph cable ost of the Niagara and Aga
memron forthwith, and the British GoysrlmeLt esve
given them permission 70 store ]; 10 Piyr nth lava.
6ockysrd until It again rseeei Tor pac-cs. opera.
tore neIt yss-.
ke,ssrts Lave teen ADOPTED y the Comys-y iJr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

- bvaussbee and musinesrs f,oR ether ssstens. 10
soSue WVe0 men.
~aass he wounds which he had received, sed the
QlUeon, three or four days after his eea;o, beng
SAost both Of provisions ard aDmunlnos and reduced
h huneers By several Casualties, ho'ssed nag o.
10 inquire what was mean. by the hsg. Answer was
taned by the Europeans to she effect ths' they hsd
nsither food por ammunition, ahd iaey proposed 10
give up tie country to him on has aiowiGs tnem to
depart To this Nera consented, AID for two days
supphed them with food, aud IN raat time prepared
1tafs for their departure. At ths erd Of ths tine
Eena gave the Europeans his wo-d IN writing su1 lie,
his ohscers and head people, cFhrmed it with an
cath. The Europeans then gave up their arms and
She treasure il the intrenchment amounting - a9Iaf
three lscs, and were conveyed in Hudostanee CHAR
nee and hospal dhooes, most oi the isdles beng 10
Ne latter, under en- escor; Of so".rs and the 81 At,
vbeye they embarked In IL boats out OF ~ tbat n "a
been provided, with the exception Of some ~ Isnes
With children As the boats bad pushe on om
he gbaut, the boatIneb jumped overheard AM swan
TO be shore and then the muDeers opened hre the
boats from musket battery Of eisnt guns, Which had
been previously erected for the purpose. All the
bests were sunk and the ople on board Killed with
the exception Of one boat that had passed down. and
s~me twenty Europeans who had managed to SWIM "
TIE shore. This boat vac pursued by JD nujsebs,
With two euIs who came up with II on the second
Ssy and sunk the boat and destroyed every one on
board of place called Goshen- ka. .Seers spore. Tae
twenty and odd Europeans who swan On shore al
Cawrpore we're blown away from guns in the course
Of two or three days, some each day. The thiry-wo
ladiss and children who were left behind were CON
vsyed by Mana into a pucca-house called the SUB
AsahuY, and hep. in custody by Mana Sabbs people,
but without beng iDsulted.
One Portuguese woman the daughter Of bugier,
was made captive by trooper Of the "a Cavalry ana
carried 70 his house, when the 1tiny hrs broke OUT
kut when he was absent she took his sword and killed
Ms wife and two children, and then herself.
Our informant states that when he left CawDpOre on
tbe lst Of July, the ladies and children were fed by
Eara'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

people. The Rsiah however. knew too we'll his inter.
est lay in remaining staunch, and he assisted Col.
Maughan, commandant OF the kolspore force, in pre-
serving order. Taking with him the remnant of the
27th some KolspOre infantry, English cavalry, and
Mahrstla horse, Colonel Maughan, assisted by
Captain Snyder Of the I'd Bombay Native Grenadiers
secoId in command of the koapore Local Infantry,
marched round by the jety bridge - the Mungulwar
gate and there encountered the mutineers who made
no stand small party Of about fifty took refuge in
q narrow suburban street, where they were not at.
tackled; Col. Maughan, knowing they could not es-
cape, preferred leaving detachment to watch them,
and marched back 10 cantonments, where he re.
stored order. On the next morning, the mutinesrs
justified the Coonels foresight by surrendeing ST dis
creiion, declaring their contrtOn and regret. The
esu of this mutiny was the punder Of the treasures
and the loss of three officers killed The fugitive mu.
tneers fled in the direction of Belgaum by the Kagul
road, hoping that rising concerted there BY letters
from n Koapore had been successful, and not knowing
that those letters had been intercepted. The
failure Of this correspondence saved Belgium
fom which imminent danger sverted chiefly
by the excellent arrangements of Mr.. Selori
Carr, through whose activity tae correspond.
ence between the moolvie Of Poonah and the
Gaze Of Belgaum discovered Still it was evident
that the 18th and 10Th not to be trusted aud az.
corGrgly il was resolved to dispatch troops in this
direction. Colonel Legrand Jacob Of the 9TH who
has never yet seen his regiment, was sent in chief
command Of the dsafected district. There were al.
ready at Belgaun detachment of the Sd Europeans.
the depot of her Maiestys 9TH, aud European Ar,i
lery. One wing of the I'd Europeans, just arrived
from Currachee Jeff for Goa and Viziadroog, ard on
the 9th company Of her Msjessys Sd, just arrived
from the Msurtus and company Of the Sth Jeff for
Ruinaeherry. Steamers were SEN 10 take the ladies
and treasure from the latter place, q. well as from
Belgaum, kolapore, and DhsI~aI. Hopes are now
entertained that the arrival OF English troops, no: e1.
pected in such season as this viii put effec,lsl
stop 10 all future rebellious muiross movements in
IN the South Mahra.ts counfy
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
DIR. Guysott's Improved
Extract Of Yellow Dock & SarSaparilIa.

In Quart Bottles.
Is acknowledged to be the best Sarsaparia made a.
is certified by the wonderful it has performed
Remember, this is the only true and genuine article
This medicine, when used according to directions
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Cancers, Tumors Eruptions
the Skin, Eryspelas Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head, Rheuma-
tism, Pains in the Bones and
Joints, Old Sores and
Ulcers, SweAng Of the Glands, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum
Disease of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite,
Disease arisiug from the Use of
Mercury, Pain inthe Side and Shoulders General Deb
ty, Jaundiee and Costiveness.
The Best Female Medicine Known
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adap
ted for females of delicate health resulting from rreg
ary of discharges and other diseases peculiar
to their sex. We the afflicted that bottle or two
ofD Guysots Extract af Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia
will regulate those difficulties and renew the nat
ural energies.
DR. JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park e. White
Sole Agents and Importers wholesale and retail dealers
all Genuine Patent Medicines 132 Washington street.
opposite the market, San Francisco ap10
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-County of Nevada-Dis-
- trict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of
said State
The People of the State of California to George C.
EIteh-- Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint of William Landgra filed against you and
Edward Williams within ten days from the service of
this Writ, if served you in this county, within
twenty days if served you in this District and out
5 this county, and within forty days if served you
this State and Of this district in action
menced the 5th day of March, 1851, in said Court
for the recovery of Five Hundred Dollars, together
with interest thereon the of three per per
month, from the Both day of June A. D., 1856, as
prayed for ia the complaint of plaintiff, file
in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court afore
said and for such other and further relief therein
prayed And you hereby notified that if You fail
answer said complaint herein directed Plaintiff will
s1ke judgment against you therefor by default together
Sith all costs Of suit and also demand of the Court
such other relief is prayed for in his said comp amt
In testimony whereof /, JNO II BOSTWICK Clerk
sfthe District Court, do hereunto nv hand and i'm
press the seal of said Court this 20th day of May a D.
1857. BY order of the Court.
j. Il RO~TWICK. CleGk
BY VIM. Smith D. C.
A. A Sargent, Attorney foy Plaintiff NIay22- sod
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
AMERICAN EXCHANGE

AWE RECAN EXCHANGE.
GEO. E. TowNsoN, PROPRIETOR.
a The undersigned would respectfully in
- form his friends and the old patrons of the
pFs, III above named House, that he is prepared to
xssae1s accommodate them in better style than any
other House in the mountains, at the junction OF
Main, Washington and Commercial sts.
The House is new, and the largest most eommodious
and best furnished ever opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared TO make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City.
Combining elegance with comfort it offers accommoda
ons for the permanent transient boarers that cannot
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders it desirable stopping place,
while all the stages of tn California Stage Company
starting from and arriving this establishment, makes
it highly convenient for transient visitors.
The Restaurant
Is under my charge and experienced caterers en-
gagged from San Francisco who well posted in their
business. L will guarantee that the
IT a a Il j.
VIII supplied with all the Injuries and comforts TO be
had in the market and the attendants will pay strict at
ention to the comfort of those who visit the House
THE BAR.
GEO. LEWIS & WIN. WALKER,
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
COnsfabEe's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, Town
- ship of Bridgeport ss.-By virtue of Executions
Attachments delivered issued from of w
p L. WinhaIn, Esq acting Justice of the Peace in and
for the county aforesaid bearing date April 2lst 1851
satisfy said judgments rendered by said Court follows:
One the ls dy of April 1857 in favor of Brentano
Furih and against b. N Lowe for S75 30 the second on
the i;h day of April A. D. 1857 in favor of Clegg and
Mccoy. and against b. n. Lowe and p Brown for the
of 4o and 4500 dollars another Apris 4,h 1857.
in favor of the San Juan MIL Company and against B. n
Lowe for the of 80 and 24l00 dollars One on the
7th day of April A. D. 1857, in favor of L. H Foster and
against Peter Brown for the of SO and l4l 90 dollars
Another in favor of j. B. Low and against Brown and
Lowe for the of "a and S4100 dollars and the sixth
the Goth day of January 1851 in favor Of Clark
& Co and against Brown and Lowe for the of l09
93-l00 dollars Also issued the 22nd day prl
A. d. 1857, judgment by said rendered the
29th day of January, 1857 in favor of J p Clark s. Co
and against r. Brown for the OF 36 80 leo dollars and
accrung costs, debts, damages &c.
have taken in Execution and will sell to Inc highest
bidder for cash. certain saloon situated in the va ge
Sebastapol well furnished, about 26 by 36 fcet well
calculated for Billiard Saloon Also the lot which
it stands Also tsothirds inerestin q Cottage House
and Lot in the same village known Lowe s. Buckley
Cottage. on THURSDAY the 2lst day of May, A. y.
1857 between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ and O'clock
p NJ Sale take place in front of the property in Sc
bastopol
Taken as the property of said Brown and Lowe to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of April, A. D
1857.
North San Juan, April path 1881