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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
SPIRIT IN OLD RERkS.

On the l1th lust an anti-Jones Democratic
county meeting was held in Reading, over
which DR.. II. Il. Muhlcnberg presided Mr..
Nj. on taking the chair, gave his reason for op-
posing the reelection of J. CLANCY Jones to
Congress. A full County ticket was formed,
headed by Maj. John Schwartz of Reading,
for Congress. Mr.. Schwartz was soldier in
the War of 1912, never was candidate for
Office, and Is represented to be strong man
before the people. One of the resolutions
charges that Jones' reuomination was affected
by fraud, another announces in favor OF q re-
vision of the Tariff Of 1857; and another de-
clares in favor Of the immediate admission of
Kansas into the Union, under such Con-
stitution as a majority Of the people nIefer
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Notice of inauisition.

ATHEREAS, John Ciaar, late Of Bedford Bor-
w Ough, Bedford County, died. seizsI e tho
following Real Estate, 10 wit lot ground In
the Borough of Bedford f.outiag 60 feet on Pitt
Street, and adjoining pubic l1E tire East, Isasc
Mengel, Jr, on the II ST aud the Ray yscRu ranch
on the North. Ais lot Of ground containing
about 20 acres. situate III Bedford township, ad-
joining lands Of Hugh Moore, Jacob Martins heirs
William Maiken's heirs ami others.
Leaving the following nsimed heirs 10 wit Jacob
who is dead leaving issue Daughter, Mary Ann
inteTmaried with George Hines, residing in the
State of Ohio, Mary cKinlcy, residing in Bedford
Cstharine, intermarried with Anthony Stii.r, rcs-
ding in Bedford, Ohm, who is dead, leaving issue
five children, viz: George, residing in the West,
Henry, residing i,i Frederick County, Nd. William,
residing in the est, Margaret, int er.naTred with
George Beckley, residing in Frederick County,
Md, aud Join, residing in the same place, Joseph,
the petitioner. Sarah intel rried with Thos Slack,
now dead, leaving ISSUE six children, residing in
Bedford County, viz. George, Mary, intcrmarried
with George Rock, Jane, Margarrt Amanda, and
Franklin, Elizabeth, intermaried with jacob Over,
residing in Bedford and Samuel, residing In tho
State of Kentucky.
Notice is therefore given, that in pursuance Of
ss-r IL e .4as eteI, 1 viii
proceed to hold an inqasition or valuation on tho
said premises, on Saturday the 10th d.g of Octo-
Der, 1858.
WN. s. FLUKE,
=, Sheriff.
o3F ID - a srg Z
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

At ihe request Of bur friends in several of the
Townships, our County Committee has called
meetings at the following times and places;
At Hopewell, on Saturday, Sept. rs, at .
o'clock, p. NJ.
At Clearville, Monroe Tp., on Saturday,
Oct. 2, at 2 o'clock. P NJ.
At Bariey's School House, in Bedford Tp..
on Tuesday, Oct. 5, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
At otonerstown, on Friday, Oct s, at o.
clock, P. M.
Other meetings, it is expected, will be an
nouneed in due time, aud it is hoped our friends
w'ti turn cat strong, as good speakers will be
present to address the meetings.
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TnE scoren pIpE roNrRAer.

The Democrats presses are almost every
whore wincing under the shameful expose that
the Iron pipes for the great Natiousl Water
Works at Washington City are to te msdc in
Foregn country, BY Foreign materials, and 70
the great prejudice of American interests, en-
terprse and labor.
But in Hollidaysburg, in Blair county, in
the very heart of the great Iron region of the
country, surprising TO relate VIC have a press
that boldly and unblushingly DEFENDS THE
OUTRAGEOUS FACT. The Democratic Stand
ard, admitting that the Government pet who
has the job, has made ga contract with some
Scotch house TO supply part of The piPes,'
with shameless face sets up the plea ihut
American manufacturers and American laborers
have no right TO complain, because supon these
imported pipes the United States GoyernInent
will be as much of gamer az the duty amounts
to-
Is not this too bad Aud will ths freenen
OF America taniely submit TO such Anti.
American condIct the part of the Govern
ment, and such heartcss doctrines on tie part
of the government presses See American
Manufacturers arc crushed down and ruined by
Foreign competition, and American lsborers
arc deprived of employ meni, or forced TO earn
a scanty subsistence at starving wages, and yet
THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ROLLS
OUT IT'S HEAPS OF GOLD TO SUSTAIN
AND BUILD UP THIS FOREIGN COM
PETITION And see, again, the argument
in defence of this conduct! The U. S. Gov
ernmen! will be ''as much Of gamer as the
duty amounts to- The Government the Of
fee holders, the Pundering Contractors, &C.,
--''will be The gaincr," NO MATTER
ABOUT THE PEOPLE these will lose and
suffer Of course; but I'D matter the Govern
ment is the gainer.i
So argues the Democratic Standard, the
Organ of the Admins ration Party in Blair
county, aud such we suppose, therefore, Is
sound s'Democra;c" doctrine.
Against such GoyerDmeht practice aud such
''Democraric" doctrine, the Opposition in all
It's branches is uneompromisingly hostile. We
hold that our Government Rhonli iu every
possible way promote the PEOPLES interest
for that THE LIVING OF THE PEOPLE
Is OF MORE IMPORTANCE TO THEN
THAN REVENUE TO SUPPORT THE
! GOVERNMENF. But the interests Of the
people and of the government are identical,
and TO promote one il TO promote the other
Register.
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r--nHt f5Ennc.

BY the following, which we copy from the
Press, it will be seen that the Democracy are
having tine tine of it, even IN old Bel ks
Divided and distracted all over the State, how
can they expect to succeed at the next cleo
ton.
"'THE BERKs COUNTY DEMooRAT' is the
title of new German Democratic paper, pub
iished at Reading, the first number of which
We have just received. 1t exhibits unusual
typographical excellence, and, in its matter sig.
nal ability in journalism. "The Democrat"
takes stroug ground against the re-election of
j. Clancy Jones, and hoists the ticket lately
nominated, in mass convention, by the Popu-
lar Sovereignty Democrats Of Old Berks \
portion of the paper is given up to English
reading, and the whole bears the marks of per-
manency and prosperity. The editors, Col
Samuel NJ. Young aud j. NJ. Ssllade, Esq,
are well known in the Democratic party for
their eloquence and orthodoxy in support OF
Democratic principles. Nothing il required
but industry and attention to reudpr this 6ne
German Journal one Of the institutions of
Berks county. Success to it, and all enterpri-
ses that stand upon the right. They may have
struggle at 6rst, but they must triumph in
the end"
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Notice of inquiSiiion,

M HEREAS, John Kegg, late of Co!eraln town.
w ship, Badlord County. deed, seized of the
following Real Estate TO wit; certain mesSnsgo
or tract of land stulte in Colera;n township, and
county aforesaid, cont inng about two hundred
and sixty acres, adjoining lands of Philip Shoe
maker, Simon Stucky, Abraham Wisel and others.
Leaving widow named Rebecca, and issue eight
children, viz William, residing in Hancock County,
Ohio, Emanuel the petioner, Mary Ann residing In
Bedford county, John reFiding in California, Jacob
and Josiah residing iu Bedford counsy, kebecsa
residing in Huntingdon county Penn'a AMI Mar
giret residing Bedford county.
Notice is therefore given that IN pursuance OF a
writ Of partition or valuation to me directed
VII proceed TO hold an inquisiton or valuation on
the said premises, on Monday, the 18th day Of
October, A. d. 1865 when aad whore all parties in,
terested may attend It they soc proper
WN S. FBUKE,
Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office,
n L. -.
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Bedford County S.,

A 7 an Orphans Court held at Bedford, In and for
IA Bedford County ON the 80th day OF August
A D. ls5s-Before the Judges Of the Said Coun-
ty,
On motion Of G. II. Spang Esq the Court grant
rule upon the the heirs aud legal representatives
OF Michael Putt, late of Liberty township in said
County, decd, 10 Wit Jacob, since dead having
conveyed his share 10 Hm. Figart, Samuel re-
siding IN Illinois, CAthaFine i:i4rmalricd with The
petitioner, VIM. Figart WA. Putt, Elizabeth. in
ier1narried with Henry Savits, Mary, intermaried
with George Russell Joseph Putt, Rosanna in
ttrnaried with David Russell, Sarah, and Susan
Putt, the last named yet in minority, Tcsidin. in
Bedford County Penna to be and appear al ap
Orphans Court to he held at Bedford, in and for
said County, on the Sd Monday, 18th day OF No.
vcmber. next to accept or rcflse to take the real
estate of said Michael Put, deed at ihe valuation
which has been valued aBd appraised, OF show
cause why the same should not be sold by orderof
the said Court.
4,SXSSn. In testimony whereof have set nv
III %beN~TI hand and affixed the seal Of said CouIt
- at Bedford the first day Of Sept A b.
1858.
SAMUEL II. TATE,
Attest, Clerk
WV. s. FLUKE Sheriff
Sept. "a, 1863
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
SHOE STORE I
FERGUSON & co

HAVE just opei ed Their ne.s store, 10 Anderson's
1 A row OF buildings, nearly opposite the Gazette
office.
Their stork of boots and shoes for men, women and
children is certainly the best and cheapest than as
ever been brought to Bedford, for three Ews0as:
FIRST. On account of the pressiire Of The times,
they have been laid In at 90 cents on The doll0y
less than what paid llst year for the sums
kind of goods.
SECOND, They were bought for casi, snl the
usnal discounts nude.
THIRD, They were bought in much larger quanti-
ties than dry goods merchants buy them, and
consequently 1cere bought mach toarer.
Ii this is doubted, the evidence is on the stanl at
fha inf.
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Bedford County IS.

A I an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and for
IA the County OF Bedford. on the 30,h day of
August A. D. 1858, before the Judges of the said
Court.
On motion OF John Mower, Esq, the Court grant
a rule upon the heirs and legal Representatives of
Mrs. Sophia Mower, late of Colerain Township,
decd TO Wit: Eliza, intermariei with Elij4h eavcr
residing in the State OF Ohio, Rcbecea intermarri-
ell with Joshua Filler. residing in Bedford County
Nancy, intermarricd with Jacob NJ oss, residing in
Wood County, Ohio, Sarah intcrmarried with
Emanuel J. Dehl, and Elizabeth, intermarricd
with Levi Kegg, residing in Bedford County Pa,
to be and appear at AN Orphans Court, to I've held
at Bedford, in and for said County, the Sd Mon
day, fifteenth day, of Novembe, next, to accept or
refuse to take the real estate of said deceased at
the valuation which has been valued and appraised,
or show cause why the same should not be sc!d by
order OF the said Court.
,EsSakSN In testimony whereof I have hereunto
iii HpeNw Set my hand and affixed the seal of said
Nlz.s Court, at Bedford, the first day of Sept.
A. u. 1893.
SAMUEL H. TATE,
Attest, Clerk.
WA. s. FLuKR Sheriff.
Sept. "a. 1853.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

BLAIR CoUNTY.-We are glad to perceive
by the last Blair County Whig, that the can
didates on the Republican County ticket have
Withdrawn in favor of the Peoples ticket
This is as it should be, and will render the
election of S, Steel Blair, Esq, toue of the
most talented men in the State) to Congress,
certain, as we'll as the whole county ticket.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

HENRY NJ. HoKE, Esq., our worthy candi-
date for Poor Director, several days since, sold
his splendid farm to Mr.. John Smousc. He
intends Offering part of his personal property
at public sale on the 18th Nov. next 1t is
his intention to remove to Bedford Borough
this fall.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

NEW FIRM-Mr. A. Ferguson has taken
o. u. Shannon, Esq, in partnership with him,
and they will hereafter trade under the name
and firm of A. Ferguson g. Co. They have
removed their Store to Anderson's Row, where
they offer new and splendid assor rtment OF
Boots and Shoes, Preserves, Sugars, ,So. See
their advertisement in another column.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
PICKLES and FRUITS.

In connection With the Shoe business all kinds OF
Pickles, fruits and Preserves will be kept including
Pine apple. Peach, Strawberry, cherries, Brandy
Petches Cdsups, Mixed Pickles, Lobsters, &c
&c
ALSO, Til best AMI most general assortment Of
Tobacco aud Cigars viii. be kept constantly 10 hand
As there is 40 store Of this kind kept In this
County, the proprietJrs determined - keep il
right, and sell at the lowest living profit.
Sept. "a, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
LOCOFGCOISM ANNIEzILATED /!

The returns from Maine show complete tri-
umpb. Governor Morrill, is reelected by
majority of from eight TO ten thousand votes;
his party has large majority in the State Leg
islature, aud six members have been elected to
Congress, being the entire delegation to which
the State is entitled. Their names ore as fol-
lows:
Daniel f. Somes, Freeman H. Morse,
John j. Perry, Israel Washburne, Jr.,
Ezra b. French, Stephen g. Foster.
This victory also ensures the return, by the
newly elected Legislature, of United States
Senator, to supply the seat of the Hon. Tul.
P. Fessenden, whose term of service will ex-
pire on the 4tl OF Mnrch. next
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

We call the attention of our readers, partic-
nlarly the Democratic ones, to the article, in
another column, from the Somerset Herald and
Whig, headed "The Bedford Gazette" 1t full
ly exposes the creature, known By bis hang
dog look, who does up part Of the editorials of
that paper. The .4boiitioa announcement be
made while assistant editor of the Herald and
Wing for short time, of the nomination of
old Mr.. Buchanan, and the resolutions. en-.
dolscd by him, from the New York Herald, are
certainly very unique! Since e'beef f-heeis' !"
sudden conversion, year or two ago, after the
''secret corruption agent of tae Locofoco par
sy was in Somerset with plenty of the rhino, he
has changed his abolition views greatly. Money
=" the ''root Of all epii," and its influence was
too much for his low standard Of morality. AS
depicted in his ph'z.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

The CENTRAL BANK of Pennsylvania, at
Hollidaysburg, neglecss to pay its small debts,
which seems to us TO be rather suspicious of
its solyency. Persons who are offered its paper
will do we'll TO remember Ibis fact.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
THE PROSPECT.

John w. Foruey, in his recent speech at
Tarrytown, N. T., iu aluding to the fall clec-
ton in Pennsylvania, said that the Lecompton
candidates for the Supreme Bench and Canal
Commissioner, would DO beaten by 10000
MAJORITY
Their is not an intelligent politician of either
party, who does not admit that John Nj. Read
and William f. Frazer, the Peoples candi-
dates, will be chosen Supreme Judge and canal
Commissioner, by an OVERWHELMING
MAJORITY.
This shoul! be ali incentive to every member
of the Party to turn out and vote. Let every
one feel it privilege to participate in what
will prove GLORIOUS VICTORY.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

The revenues of the government this year
will not reach S50,0O0,oo0. TIE appropria-
tious exceed 800, 900. 900, and the actual cx-
penditures will be over 800, 100000, at the
lowest calculation.
Our National debt viii be increased at least
$40,000,000 during the present fiscal year
At the last session Of Congress S4o,000,000
of debt was created.
How long will The people submit to these
things
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

The Democratic Conferees from York, Cum
berland and Perry, met agsin on Thursday,
but oonld not agree-still standing for Fish
ef, 8 for Abb, and for Molutyra
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

We are requested to announce that Rev. D.
Bacon will preach in the Court House, on this
friday evening, a: seveo O'Clock, P. NJ The
public are respectfully invited ts attend.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

KANsAs.-The Lawrence Republican, gives
a list of returns from fourteen polls not in
cluded in the Commissioners statement, en-
bracing an aggregate vote of l,243-l7l for
and 1912 against the English proposition
THUS amended the total vote would stand l.
969 for, to 1872 against it--making the
Free State majority 10,4l3. Tho superstition
of the Republican is that these returns either
did not reach the Commissioners, or were re-
jected on account of iuformal,ty they make
no mention of any of the localities named.
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against each ether.

1t las been very evident for months past
that breach would soon occur between Gov.
Packer ami his friends, and President Buchau
an and hia adbcreuts. 1t has now taken place,
open and palpable, and is proclaimed in speech
delivered on the Is inst, by the Hon. John G.
Knox, late one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court, and at present Attorney General under
Gov. Packer. The Hon. John Hickman is
running for Congress in the Chester and Della
ware District as the anti-lecompton candidate
against regular pro-slavery Leeompton Demo-
crat. Hickman is supported BY Col. John " {.
Forney, and by the anti-Leconpton men gener-
ally, and it was in Hickrnan's district, and in
favor of his reelection that Judge Knox made
his speech, and proclaimed the open hostility
between the National and State Administrations
1t is a good sound speech, aud We are almost
persuaded to publish it, in condemnation of
Buchanau's Kansas policy. Amongst other
things Judga Knox says:
"Another man, upon whom tho vilest abuse
has been heaped by the minions of power, and
who had as much or more to do with the cleo
lion of Mr.. Buchanan than any living san,
from the first indca ton that an effort was
about TO be made to prevent and destroy the
popular will in Kansas, fearlessly, ably, and
persistently gave bis voice and bis pen to the
lzdenunciation of the contemplated outrage and
its perpetrators. | refer gentlemen, to my
friend Johr W. Forney, land am proud to
call him such) the gallant editor of the Press.
tLong continued applause.)
When Col. Fcrney has such hackers as Judge
Knox and Gov. Packer, and their friends, we'll
might he say in his Tarrytowu spsech that the
New Workers. might look cut for about Forty
thousand majority against Lecompton in Penn
syvania, on the sccsnd Tuesday of October
next. Aere is pretty specimen of harmoni-
Fous democracy. We have the highest autbori-
4ty for saying ga house divided against itself
cannot stand" Our foes are hopelessly divided
aud all our friends have to do, is to 90 to the
polls, and conquer at the ballot-box.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..

The store room has been so arranged az to nav
separate apartment for ladies, provided with com
Portable chairs and stools, where they sit anc
talk or buy sEocs, Just as they please.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

In West Providence township, ON the 18th
inst. GEoRGIANNA, iufans daughter Of the late
Himas O'Neal, eyed years, 2 renils and 20
days.
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Arouse. Ereemen. lrouse

But little over two weeks set remain, until
the freemen of Pennsylvania are called upon to
decide one Of the most important elections that
has occurred for many years. Are you ready,
frcemeu Of Bedford County, for the contest!
If nor, gird on your nrmor, snd prepare Tor
the battle. If you are in favor of the Protec-
tion of American Industry if you are ia fa-
vor of better times if you are opposed to the
present ten-cents-a-day system of the Locofoco
adminis.rs tion-if you are In favor OF the
people of sovereign territory making their
own Gonstitu. ogs and law If you are opposed
to using the United States army to crush free
State seRfiment in a teIritory-H you are op-
posed to bordcr-ruffian invasion from other
States--if you are opposed to the present unpre-
cedented expenses Of the Buchanan admins
tration, amounting 10 one hundred millions
year--if you are opposed TO q vast national
debit you are opposed to fraud and cor
ruption--if you are in favor of paying off our
heavy State debt--if ycu are opposed to run
ming Bedford County still further in debt--if
you are in favor Of paying off somc $4,000 or
$4,000 Of Locofoco County debt if sou are
in favor of paying off some three Or four thou
sand dollars of Locofoco Poor House debt
and if sou are in favor of an economical ad-
mnistration of officers, National, State aud
County-go and 60 all you can for Edward
Mcpherson for Congress, for the State ticket,
anJ Far tho rpboia Eounfv ticket
The prospects for the snccess of the oppo-
sitiou 10 Pennsylvania this fall never were bet
ter they are cut up aud divided in nearly every
County in the State. In nearly every Con. Con
gressional District, they have two candidates,
Lecompton and anti-I4acompton, aud they are
now ii the same position vas the opposition
for tie last few years. The times are changed
and politics are changed The LocofocO parfy
is Jroke., shattered and dipided All over
the North, is this the case. Pennsylvania will
speak in thunder tones-and will re-echo the
glad tidings proclaimed By her sis'cf States Of
Fermoat and Maine
What say you, freemen Of Bedford County !!
Win you help your brethern in other parts of
the State to secure the glorious victory You
have the numbers and the power to carry the
County, and wrest ber from the hands of those
who are robbirg you and plunging you into a
vast debt. To work, then, from this time un-
til the election, and all will ie right, and we
will be able after the second Tuesday in Octo-
Der, to proclaim to you glorious victory over
the plunderin2 bt rd.s of Locofocoism
,x,.ttwuax@wuu Stage @-EWmtutsrrs,fvun
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KANSAS LAND SALEs--The public land
sales in Kansas have been postponed, by order
of the President, until after the lst of July
next.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

Returns from "A towns give the following
results for members Of the House:
Oppo ition, IA; Locofoco 2l; Abolitionist,
l. No choice, s.
The Burlington tVt.l Tiaes says that the
majority Of Hiland Hall for Governor will not
be less than sixteen thousand, and adds:
s'Tbe entire vote of the State is probably
about 42,50o, which is between two and three
thousand more than that of last year, and ten
thousand less than it will be in 1860, when
Vermont will be called on to testify in the case
of the People vs. Lecompton. Give the Green
Mountain boys fair chance at that particular
development of 6 Democracy" and they will
furnish new illustration of what is meant by
popular majority The Republican majori-
ty in the Legislature will probably be more
than two hundred. The Senate shows "a clean
bill of health There is not the shadow of q
smell Of Loconptouism on its garments and
the infusion in the House is merely suggest
i've of new potency in homeopathy. Po-
litical doctors viii find the circumstance an IN
structive study
ATGTNIS
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RELIGIOUS SOTiuE.

BY dvne permission The Rev. W. liofmeier,
of Friends GoYc, expects 10 preach. in the stonq
church at Bloody Ruu, On The first Sunday ia
October at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
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ALL HAIL. VERMONT!
The Star tha. Never Sets /!

: The following is the result of the recent
election in this noble State;
MONTPELIER, Vermont, Sept. S.-We have
returns this evening from SO towns, which foot
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Sh"riff7s Office, !
Bedford, Sept. "A, '5S. (
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Sheritf7s Office,
Bedford Sept -, '5S.