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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
s,e;ucr,s Fiat Literary Society.
RED FLAT, Jan. Is, 1858.

RED FLAT, Jan. Is, 1858.
EprToR JoURNA1-D Dear Sir Saturday even
ing last had the pleasure of visiting the debat-
ing room, and also listening to the debate OF the
Franklin Literary Debating Society of Stcner's
Flat, lately organized The question for the
evening was, " Ought Congress to interfere with
Mormonism as practiced in Utah ?" The atfirma-
tive brought forward some very able arguments
in behalf of the interference of Congress. (Old
Brigham may we'll ask "What shall do to be
saved ?" l would suggest that he distribute
few of his many. 1t would do more for his
salvation in this district than all the prayers Of
fered in his behalf) Those in the negative, for
the non-interference of Congress, were somewhat
partial to Mormonism, holding the point that
they had right to as many wives as they please
and support
The Society consists of over thirty members, a
President Vice President Secretary and Treas
vref. There is also Prosecuting Attorney,
VIII ose duty is to see the bylaws, rules Of order,
&c, of the Society strictly enforced.
After the debate, worthy member was called
to answer for misdemeanor, which incurred on
him fine. The Prosecuting Attorney opened
the charge in an able manner, and the counsel
for the defense done his client ample justice. The
whole proceedings of the evening were truly in
teresting Most of the residents on this part Of
the Trinity are young men of sober and industri-
GUS habits. The state of morals and society will
no longer stand a comparison with old times
when it was nothing uncommon in a social argu
ment lover the bottle) to see the clenched fist
ready for the bridge of the nose, the butt of the
SPECTATOR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

DEDICATION AT SHAsTA.-The new Hall of the
Odd Fellows at Shasta, is to be dedicated on Mon
day. the 25th inst, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ We are
informed that number of the members of North
Star Lodge, of this place, intend to witness the
ceremonies
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

ONCE MoRE.-We cordially invite communica-
tions from all parts of the county. Let our read
ers and friends send us any valuable information
they may save, incidental to their localities, and
interesting to the public, and we shall be enabled
to present them newspaper equal to any in the
mountains
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

DESIGN FOR DIVIDED HOUsE-Did we under
stand Gov. Weller to say in his inaugural ad
dress that he was in favor of taxing mining claims?
Have we understood all the mountain newspapers
as being opposed to taxing mining claims Have
we understood the agricultural district and city
papers being in favor Of taxing mining claims :?
Presuming that we have heard and read correct
ly. we would ask whether the Democratic jour
nalists propose to divide on the greatest question
Of new State policy, or whether they will unite
in aid of the Governor? VIII the Democratic
presses of the mountains retract what they have
been so earnestly saying, since the election of
Gov. Weller, on the proposition TO tax mining
claims viii they abandon local interest i'm
portant to their readers and themselves, and
crouch beneath party expediency? We think we
see fine design for divided house.-Sac, .Age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
PUBLIH HED BY authority.

In pubIance of Instructions re-
ceived frotead quarters, the undersigned has,
by virtue tis office, proceeded to establish an
agency fobe sale of PURE LIQUORS and
CHOICE tIGARS, at the
Il HALLENGE SALOON"
on the - rner," which has been reftted,
and cosftle reading room connected tbereto
where allie late papers; pctorals and maoa-
zines, maf constantly found.
EUGENE ID. CAMPRELI,,
General 4 for the sale Of Unadulterated Liquors.
&s~ Of hours from a. m. till IL p, m.
Jan. 1 B5s. 52td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

SupERLATIvE ImPuDENCE.-The Richmond South
drumming Senator Douglas out of the ranks OF
the administration, when the South itself is only
deserter seeking little cold veal and pota-
toes to allay its hunger. The little fire-saters
against the big dirt-eaters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

The MAGNoLA."--" Frank, +" late of the New
Orleans Bar, and Brown have leased this Sa-
loon' and will open it tonight, Saturday. The
Bar will be at all times furnished with the finest
variety of Liquors and Segars. A Billiard ta-
BILE is also connected with the Saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

Eay- The position of Stephen A. Douglas, in
opposition TO the national administration, Gre
ates much excitement throughout the country
A leading Democratic paper requests the oppo-
nents of the party to keep cool, as the difieren-
ces in the party will make no difference to out
siders. We shall e.--Bost0n transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

ARRIVED.-Max Lang, formerly with Green
Francisco on the GoIden Age. During his absence
Max has taken unto himself a wife. He will re-
turn to his old quarters during the coming week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

GEN. ScoTT AND THE UTAH EXPEDITION Gen.
Scott is opposed to the fitting out from this State
of an expedition against the Mormons In sub
mitting the report Of Col johnson to the Govern
ment, he advises the Cabinet that all expedition
can be reinforced much earlier and easier, from
the Atlantic side. The San Francisco Herald
thinks that Gen. Scott is probably of opinion that
policy requires that the Mormons should be al
lowed to escape southwark only course now
left. The Administration is of different opinion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

Nzs- An impudent editor in Alabama wants to
know when we % intend to pay the debt OF ma
ture p" We are inclined to think that when ma
ture gets her dues from him it will be by an exc
cution-LouisuiHe Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

"SoMEBoDY's COMING had intended to
make an important announcement to our readers
this week, but for eeEtain reasons have concluded
to defer it until our next. Look out!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
PAY UP.
WAON ROAD NOTICE.

i TuiEhDCKHOLDERS are hereby notified
L thaI assessment of 20 per cent. has been
levied he amount of Stock, being the fourth
inslalll5 three-fourths of the work having
been cdeted
BY osof the Directors,
+, W. BLAKE, Sec. pro tem,
WeaA Jan a. 1903.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

HARPER's MAGAzlNE.-The January number of
This valuable Monthly has been furnished us by
f. W. Blake Co. We consider it the best mag
szlne published. 1t contains l44 pages of choice
reading matter, aud variety of beautiful illus
trations. tits the cheapest because il is the best
and subscribers can depend upon its punetual
issue,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

+" EXAMINER AND INoURER."-We have receiv-
ed the first number Of paper bearing the above
name, edited by Il. l.. Brittingbam, of San Fran
cisco notoriety
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

PRIVATE SEGEETARY.--M. H. Brodelbanker, a
relative of Gov Wellers wife, who arrived on
the Golden Age has been appointed Private Sec
retary to the Governor. Are good men scarce
in California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

Now Is THE TME.-Many of the old subscrp-
tions expired with the last number Now is the
time TO renew them. We hope to be allowed to
send the paper to all who have heretofore reeeiv-
ed it, and we trust that all indebted to us for back
subscription, and those wishing to have the pa
per continued, will forward the necessary amounts
Immediately. Subscribers will receive their pa
pers free of charge on any of the Express routes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

ESCAPE or THE PARDoNED MUkDERER-Jeptha
r. March, the murderer, escaped from the Colus
Jail on the night of Jan. lth. Gov Weller has
offered $500 for bis capture, and the officers are
in pursuit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

JACOB Goss and CHAs. SIMMONS. two of our
old citizens, sailed for Valparaiso, Chill, on the
9TH inst, where they intend permanently residing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

RE1URNED.-M Martin Gallagher, one Of the ex-
patriated, returned by the Golden Age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
County COurt---. Before Hon. R. Il. Miller.

Friday, Jan. Is.
Erdstus Dickinson VS.. II. l. Van Horn-This
cause coming on, counsel for contestant proceed
ed to offer in evidence the depostions filed, to-
gether with certified copies of election returns
and tally lists, as previously stipulated by par
ties. After which, counsel for defense offered in
evidence the depositions Of between thirty and
forty witnesses together with certificate issued to
defendant by the Board of Supervisors and Co.
Judge of Shasta county, and Governors commits
sion. G. W. McMurtry was also examined in be-
half of defense. Counsel then proceeded to argue
the case.
Saturday, Jan. 6.
Argument in case of Dickinson vs. Van Horn
resumed and concluded, and cause taken under
advisement by the Court.
On motion of G. W. McMurtry, Esq, the name
of j. Chadbourne was ordered to appear as one
of the attorneys for contestant.
Court adjourned to Monday morning
Monday, Jan. 1s.
.NarSh, Dee, ct al VS.. Hardy, Sguires, ct al
Appealed from Justice II. o. Adams Court
North Fork township. Continued to next term.
People vs. George and Andre,o Patmer-Ap.
pealed from Justice O'Connors Court. Contin-
ued to Wednesday, 2Oth.
Dickinson VS.. Van Ho,n-The issues in this
case having been taken under adysement and
the Court being fully advised in the premises
finds
That the contestant having received the high
est number Of votes, as from the findings it will
more fully appear it is therefore ordered, ad-
judged and decreed, that Erastus Dickinson be,
and is hereby declared elected to the office of
County Clerk Of Shasta County, and that he have
judgment for bis costs AID money disbursements
in this suit.
People VS. George and .andre,c Pat0,cr.-On mo-
tion of District Attorney this cause was dismiss
ed, and court below ordered to carry judgment
into execution.
Court adjourned to Friday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

OUR ADAERrIsERs-- Attention is called to the
new advertisements in today's paper:
II. Lortzendorf offers bis choice assortment of
Jewelry at cost Call soon if you wish to buy.
" Moore" formerly of the Magnolia, has taken
the Shades" lie promises to sell good liquor,
and pressing invitation is extended to try it.
John Carr offers for sale his new brick build.
ing, on Main Street, now occupied by Frank and
John Young. A valuable property, and will be
sold cheap.
S. d. & II. W. Smith advertise their ORGANS
and Melodeons manufactured in Boston. These
instrument have gained reputation second to
none made in the United States Circulars, des-
eriptive of the size, variety and style of nstru-
ments manufactured by this house, may be seen
at our office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
PRELIMINARY ORGANIZATION
OFTHE
Shasta, Trinity Valley and Scott Valley
WAGON ROAD COMPANY.

HNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
IN that we, the undersigned citizens of the STATE
of California, and of the Counties of Sskivon
Trinity and Shasta, do intend to organize a Com,
pany which is to be Joint Stock Company.
The object of said Company is to construct a
Turnpike Road, commencing at the Mountain
House, at the eastern foot of Trinity mountain,
in Shasta County, on the trail leading from the
Tower House to Yreka, via Trinity Center to
Trinity Valley, in Trinity County, up said Val
said mountain to the Callahan Ranch in Sisli,"'1
County, on the most practicable route between
the places mentioned The undersigned will
meet at the Robinson Ranch, in Trinity Countu
on the 4th day of February, for the purposo of'a
preliminary organization Of said Company. when
all persons are invited to attend "-''N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

kMl THE ATTENTION OF CLER-
1,-s31 81 u ~ gymen, Committees, Schools, Lod-
v Y y U gcs, &C., is invited to the new Pc
DAL SUB-BASS HARMONIOUS, made
solely by the Manufacturers. 1t is arranged with
two manuals or banks of Keys, the lowest set run
ming an octave higher than the other, and may
be used separately, and thus get in one case two
distinct Instruments or, by the use of the coup
Ter, the two banks Of keys may be played at the
same time ly nse Of the front set only. This con-
nected withthe Sub Bass, will produce the effect
Of large Organ, and is sufficiently heavy to fill
house thatsebts from 900 to 1900 people. The
ORGAN MEL ODEON
Is designed for paror or private use The con-
sruction is similar to the Church Instrument, be-
iHg arrangedwith two banks of Keys. and when
used togetheg by means Of the coupler, is capa-
bic Of as greet volume of power as the Church
Instrument Ren used without the Pedals
Also, evryvariety of MEL0DEONS for Par
lor use.
Purchasrpnay rely upon Instruments from our
ManufactUY being made in Tire most complete
and thorolg manner. Having removed to the
spacious Iufings 5Il Washington ST.,
we have eveY facility for manufacturing purpo,
ses, and enjoy none but the most experienced
and skilful Vrkmen In short, we will promise
our custome an Instrument equal if not superb
or to any Miufacturcr, and guarantee entire and
pertect safisfdiOn.
MUSIC TEiHERS, LEADERS or CHORs. and 9TH
ers interestd in musical matters, are respectful
ly invited tqsit our Rooms at any time and ex-
anime or t the instruments on exhibition for
sale at thei ileasure.
AS stil1rther guarantee to the public as to
the eXcelleP Of the MelodeOns and IIarmoniums
from our Mlufactory, we beg leave to refer, by
permissiOnp the following
PianO'Orte Manufacturers Of Boston,
who have e1nined our Instruments and will give
their opinidwhen called upon:
CHICKERE & SoNs, r. GILBERT Il Co.
VIM, P. EYRSON., BROWN & ALLEN,
GEORGE EWS, A. W. LADD & Co.
NEWHALF CO., HALLET & CUMSTON.
DODWARD & BROWN.
Orders fh any part of the country or world.
sent direct the mandatory in Boston, with
cash or satactOry reference, will be PROMPTLY
attended tdnd as faithfully executed as if the
parties wePresent, or employed an agent to se-
lect, and ois reasonable terms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

Bo- The Board Of Supervisors Of this county
meet on Monday, Feb. LIST.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
PTiCc List

Letters, lrtificates ana notices from the press.
from all ITS Of the world, may also be seen at
our salesEh.
Descripf circulars sent free to any address,
s. d. g. II. w. SMITH,
IL Washington Street, Boston.
(Near Bfton Market) j23-1td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

JAMES f. CARR,
GEORGE HEARD.
THOMAS MASTERSON.
BENJAMIN PORTER,
A. b. LITTLE,
JOHN McCONANGHY
ASA WHITE,
A. j, THOMPSON,
II J. FITCH,
G. SMOL,
J.. II. TOWER.
j. H. ROBINSON.
ian Ranch. Jan. II, 1Sjs. It'd
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BENJAMIN Flnk. Iacoh Steel and others.

Benjamin Fink, Jacob Steel and others.
ALso--One other tract Of land containing 2
300 acres more or less, known as the Lemnes
Iron Work s Property, about 300 acres clearrd
and under fence, with two story log dwelling
house, two story BRICK store house, ware house,
metal furnace. one iron forge, sixteen tenant
houses. SIX horse stables, two coal sheds and
other out buildings thereon erected; adjoining
lands Of Henry Gates, Michael Fluck, James
Eicheberger, Eli Fiuck and others
ALso-One other tract Of land containing 40
acres more or less, all cleared and under frnc',
with iwo story log house and log stable there
on erected; adjoining lands OF James Price, Hem
rs Gates aud others, and all the above descrt-
ed property, situate in HoprwelI township, Bed
ford county, and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Thomas King.
Shrrif's Office. WM. s. FLUkE,
Bedford, Ads. Is. IS Sheriff.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

/ ALL persons Interested are hereby notified
/ that the follow ing named accountants, have FL
ed their accounts in the Registers Office of Bedford
county, and that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court, in and for said county, on Tuesday
the 3lst day OF August, next, al the Court House
Bedford
The supplemental account of Robert c. Gabrath,
Of the executors of the last Will &C. of William
GalbTaiih, late OF Napier township, deed.
The account Of Nathan G. Wright, admir- Of the
estate of Samuel Mock, late of ST. Clair township
deceased.
The account OF Michael Lntz, admir- Of the estate
OF Johr Luiz' late Of Snake Spring Valley township
deceased.
The account Of Samuel Reighart, guardian OF
Caharine K Susan Reighart, OF Bedford township.
The account of John Rowser, admir- Of the estate
Of Elizabeth Stlfiler, late Of Napier township dec
The account OF John Axe, ESD admT OF the es-
tate OF j. Peter Sinner, late of Union township, dec
The account of Elizabeth Blackburn and Thomas
Nc 10y executors Of the last viii &c, OF homas
w Blackburn, late OF 81. Clair township, Gsc'd
j he account OF VIM. c. WiSpgaTyer and AnGrew
J. Nisegarver, executors of the last will &c, o.
Daniel Wisegarver, late Of Bedford township dec d.
The account of o. T.. Shannon, Esq, one of the
adniTs as bontS non cum tesfn0r"to anneTo, of
Thomas NickroV late of ST. Clair township dec d.
The OF Samuel L. Russell. Esq one of
Of the administrators, ne bonis non, c~m t,stameAfo
@"n'5o, OF Thomas Nickroy, late of St. Clair
slap deceased.
The account OF Samuel L. Russell, Esq, execu-
tor, OF The last will and testament of Solomon Filler
a'e OF the borough OF Bedford, decd
The account Of Samuel l.. Russell, Esq, admir-
Of The estate of Josiah +. Barclay Esq. late of the
borough OF Bedford, dc'd.
Ine account of Samuel l.. Russell, Esq, guaTdian
OF Emma + Barclay, of lhe Borough OF Bedford.
The account Of Samuel L. Russell Esq, guardian
OF May T. Barclay, Of the Borough Of Bedford.
The first account of Thomas Keeiie, adtnnstra-
tor Of the estate OF PhGbe Keete, a;e OF Bedford
township, deed.
The account OF John b. Furuey, adm Of the estate
OF Andrew Cam, late of Bedford township decd
II he supplemental account Of Joseph NcDdemus,
acting administration Josr ph Dull, late Of Juniaa
township, decd.
Registers Oiice, SANi'L Il. TATE.
Bedford, July 80, JH. Register.
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Z isl OF EcsiG Jurors for August

I ! Trrm (3Oth day,i 1893.
Bedford Borougb--A. Wayne Mower, John II Rush.
Bedford Tp-Jacob Banhart, Sam'l Defbauga.
Broad Top-D David Ford John F Lowry.
Coerain-Joseph Cotle. Solomon Hickman.
Cumberland Yary-Jonathan Eoorr, Geo. Elliott.
Hoppwrll-Wm Smith.
JnnIata-M :chael K-gg.
Northumberland Logue, Josiah Miller.
IIbery-John CypherS.
Mouroe- Henry Mills, Baltzer Fletcher.
Napjer-Io, f Blackburn Richard McMullin, Geo
W Williams.
Providence East-John NYcum, OF Jon.
Providence We,t-Samuel Bender.
st. Clair-Thos Jones, Henry Kaufman, Levi Nc
Gresor, Thos 3 Wisesaryer, Mathew Wrights, Geo
Eickroy.
southampton Hrzekiah ONeal Thos Donehoe,
BAIL Brow ming, AIteuas Bennett.
South Woodberrv-Ddvii + Buchpr, John Flake
Stake Spring-Damrl Suidsr Of Henry.
Onion Adam Corel, Samuel ShatIrr, iohu II Wal
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NOTICE.

GEO. B. AMICK, surviving partner OF the
Iale firm of Geo b. AmicL & Bro, notifies all
nersons interested that the Books OF said firm are
in Iris hands for settlement and that circumstances
demand an immediate closing up Of the business OF
said firm. Persons indebted, or having settlement $
to make are therefore requested 10 call on the SUD-
scriber without delay.
The subscriber will continue The Mercantile
Ros;ness AT the GOLD STAND where he will be
happv 10 meet his friends and customers at all times
He will receive in 4 very short time new s"3Ply
of seasonable goods which he is determined TO sell
on the most reasonable terms. ,,,,.
St, Clairsviile, June II, IS, 'Fto d. ANN n
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SpGCEaClGss

The subscriber has Just received a splendid
variety of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
Spsciacles, with the finest Scotch Pebbles, sp-
Peror 10 clearness, and designed to suit persons
OF all ages warranted never to FAiL-to
which he invites the attention of all who are in
need Of the article. He has also us received
an elegant assortment Of JEWELRY-aIl OF
which he VIII sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
3tdfolt. Nay %. 1857.
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ARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM

FARM LANDS FOR SALE o5 MILES FROM
pgIApELPHlA-by Railroad in the State of New
Irsev Sol among he best for Agricultural purposes,
birra good loan soil, with clay bottom. The land
: large tract, divided into small farms, and hum
.,e4. from all parts ofthe country aow settling
,rJ building. The crops be- growing. Terms
rom 81 10 90 per acre, payable wirhin fonr years
pv irsralmeuis. To visit The place Leave Vine St;
Wharf al Pbjls. at 4 \ n. by Railroad for fIamon-
,or. or address r. }. EyrnEf. y ietter See fn
advertisement in another coani..
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Stdray steer, came 'resPasslng on the pre-
= mis;s of the subscriber, residing in St. Clair
tp.. about the first day of June last, red steer,
with large BELL supposed 10 be over two years old,
one ear cropped and swallow cut mark ont OF the
other the owner is requested to come forward,
nroye property nay charges and take him away, or
else he will be disposed of as the law directs;
a. "a so SAMUEL ICKES.
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777777Il7777l7-7-7
TO RUTLDEBS.
WM. FOSTER,
WITH

BALDWIN,, LLNDER.My4.f' & co.
Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Looking Glasses. &c. No 81 North Third ST.,
Philadelphia. A II orders solicited and prompt
Iv attended TO- Sept. ), 1856
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a tfcutiov BEDFORD RIFLEHENc
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i GARD.
Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
EsATNsEgEEsG, PA.

The summer term will open Aug. 9th. Fall
term, Oct. DIST, 1888, and winter term, Jan.
18TH Spring term, April 9Th, 1883.
y Circulars with full particulars may be had of
". ". BRiM, 4. B., Principal.
y. Z. Students coming Ibis institution will hr
conveyed Tree Of charge from Bedford, on the 4th
August, by addressing letter to Mr. Samuel VIII
he,ns. ot Ratu>uurs.
RaimsJurg. Bedford co., jane !, 'j7-iy.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LETTERS Teslamentary having been granted
by the Register of Bedford county, TO the undrrssn
ed Executors of the last VIII and Testament of Phil
ip II. Hoover, late of Napier tp., in said county,
dec'd-a persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate pay-
ent and those having claims against il wia present
them properly authenticated for settIemess.
WILLIAM HOOVER,
Jenner tp., Somerset county
JOHN HOOVER,
St. Clair tp., Bedford county.
Juty 20, 1887. Executors,
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To Tie CoroHer, the J'sdicss Of TIE Peqce,
mi Coastajjes liz Me diJcrsH T'oseaship>
in he Co@aty Of Beifoy.t, Greeti4g.
KNOW IE that in pursuance Of prcccpt 10
me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRiNCiS n. kINMELL, President II the
several Courts Of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth
District, consisting OF the counties OF Franklin,
Bedford, Somerset and Fulton, and by virtue
OF his office ofthc Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial OF capt.
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace; and
JoHN G.. HARTLEY and A. ]. SNIvELY, ES1s..
Judges OF the same Court, in the same County
oi Bedford, You and each of YOU are hereby re-
quired 10 be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Rccognizances, Examina-
tions, and other remenbrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court Of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions of The Peace therein to be-
holden for the county of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the 9th Monday Of August, being the 30rh
day,l at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of tha. day
thr7n aal tIca 10 d. Gn3sc thing, to which yout
several oii.crS appcgtain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
3)h day Of July, in the year OF our Lord
1888.
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