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ADJUSTMENTS

ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST..
---.-- b. DEbAF.
Acting II. CORRI
PRICES OF ADMfssIoE-Dress Circle and Parquette 70
cents second Ier ~ cents Gallery cents Private Boxes
So each; Private Qnadro9n Boxes S. each.
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TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS,
yALIsEs
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
oil CLOTHING, etc.
Our stock The nr-est and complete Of any establish
men IN line Of business ,e South and comprises among
other things, the following principal articles:
Trunks,
Ladies ard G euts Sole Leather Travelling TRUNKS.
Ladies French Dress TRUNKS.
No. l. aud 3 Wood Folio TRUNKS.
= New Orleans Round aud Halt Round TRUNKS.
English, american md French Packing TRUNKS,
NEST TRUNKS etc, etc. etc.
Carpet Bags.
Ladies and Gents Wilton CARPET BAGS.
Ladies' and Gents Brussels G ARPET BAGS
Ladies and Childreus SATcHELs, etc, etc, etc.
India Eubber Goods.
India Rubber Long and Short COATS,
MeXicen Pouchas, Goksau Largins.
Hats Life Preservers and Cushions
DOOR SPRINGS, CURRY COMBS etc.
on Clothing.
OIL COATs-Long and Short
OIL SUITs-Jackets and Pants.
OIL HATS, Sou -Wesers, etc, ETC.
Tie above goods are from the very best manufactures in the
United States and together with those our own manuac
tory New Orleans comprise largest and best assortment
OF goods in our line to Re found in The south.
Il. W. REYNOLDS & co.
No 8 Magazine Street
fttT Ono .Ioor fem, Canal
~ 80 nv . tt-It G'utt'
N PaI5T y 4 \ AM AL s6r a9 Ia5 Ny ELL ELL
p, hfio we " ''eH'9'" pc az "et"te . "'sef' NOTIFY
Us SIN WIDOW A. COSTA
MOT FE-AIT, PERSONS HAVING C,I, AIMS arpIn.t
N he egtne Of Dr. NATTWFW j. pR6v3N are h%reby
notified to present Them or seeIr IN mo nd.rsinal ar n
A. n OGDEN A. ST NEBTtRY aftorrays Of the Fvanutor
R0RFRT pFRCy -
Igf t3ron44let street
all Ct Agent Of IL u percy Executor
- ~ =, - :, mn.
Whereas it becomes MS +, 5c[nowIo5re orr -,
and sraIittie n a Nercir 1r5gii ~ ~, W ~
InrarS1 over NJ i,iTiI.s ~, iG,r Nel'eu 1s
resrqGllIy s1trps 1bot TIIIRS6 AZ III" If ~ B %gd
Tl h. Sd paTt ms R day If Tba6ks,yfyig arI rtyr Ti
earnestly }f,Yet tlfa r5ni ri az ~ So, a., 49, In.
fhf NV ali iTsincSs ] ri II ms .o 10 Sustn or
s 10 5lg %G ,ny , % S'Sm,y a SPd tho
Of pat6n nT,a Ifs I5iI An nr Toyn,ior n t't NV"
he 6erTr. Of he Iitai Stas of ,,5ar,r VI
tii ' W MT Iu l'tI HtAes u America" 'he eghy-
"'u' DS tlS "0Ns'"o' p1pVpr :, ,,-r,,r-1 ,r,,r,
sxrppu, { trrpPo s,c-oior ~ St = VIZ n
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fESs EN" tzhiSf ,..'.''. > ENVt1hkY.
EfSS 6=r ', ~
E4+z$ rorres,,od Ms iroa, e Al, a. tt
FEE II Y srq 81 v@P n Al + IN % IN Tir At "N ~
his numerous customers aud lie public to find everything in
hs iine a the same roiOper cent on diamonds and
slyerware IS per on iewery, and Oppapd
mil he It Of MAY ne whea6e WILL SELL OUT
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Il. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.

DEUxIEME CoUR DE pIsrR1or2 SUCCESSION DE W. l.
dc h A94yS,ss Orlemls; HQLMEs-No 1865
A TYENDD que John f. Hyde 4 Uresente
Il petition Ia Cour eet doblenr les Latres de ca
raee la Succession yRcaute de feu " L. Holmes decedk
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de Ia NOuveI Orleans. LEARY-No IA $50
A TTENDU que Prosper Jeanneguen a pre-
"a sene une petiuon Ii GOur Pellet d'ubeur les IettTss
d Administration Ia Succession de teu Peter Leay decide
inestat-
Avis est lie present dome que celia peu con-
ceneF dyor tedutre sons dix ours les asons pour les
queles il ne serait pas fat drOt la dite petition
Par orire de la Cnur.
di4 Is y I T. KELLY nAnu,a fraH3ar
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SECOND DrsTRIor CouRr }sUCCEssIoN OF PETER LEA
- Of New Orleans. kY-No. l4,S
w hnEtEGA AS Prosper sBcnnnequen has petit
w toned the Court for Letters Administrator % ne Il
tate of the late Peter LeaTY, deceased intestate-
Notice is hereby all whom may concern to she's
eanse within ten days why the prayer of petitioner
should not be grained
By order of the Cont.
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DEuXENE CouR De DIsTEICT1 SUCCESSION DE MICHAEL
de II Nglyele.urieaus ) aONNELL-No. 1853.
TTESDu que George GrahnIn prcsentE
"A petition IL Cour l'ete dnobteHir les etres Il
CuRtee Ia Succession de feu Michael Council decide ia
tesat--
Avis par present dome que celia peut cor
DavOr dtdure dix jours raons pour les
quees il ne sera pas ait dro i Ia dite petition.
Par orfre de la SuIF.
dl8 II % j. L. KELLY napue Grsaier
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pLACLDE,s VARIETItss-eKAYIER sTREE

DoorS open at 61s Overture at o'clock precisely Bo
Office open daily from IL 10 O'Clock P. NJ
die C. q gTIECTFY Treesurtr
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DEunnns ooua DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION. DE MARIE

HE0AIENa V0UR DE DlsIKIuT agTGTTEssIIUN De MAEIa
de la Nonvea Orleans de- /. B. PatbeTNSo d W.
A TTENDU que Louis ID. PGthler a pre-
"A sente petition Ia Gour Pefe EeItres
Ia succession de fepe Marie Adele 8ane
sa femme decide ntestat-
Avis e present ceux que celia peut co
cer1er dAyo detuire dix iours asoIs pour les
quelles Il ne se[ait pas fait dro la dte petition.
d II 10 J. [. KELLY. ntnnta rlreff.r-
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THURSDAY EVENING December IL, 1888
Commences with the comedy Of WILD OATS-Sir George
Mr. Mark Smith Rover Mr. George Jordan EphrRnn Smooth
Mr. Geo Holihnd Sim Mr.. John Ovens Harry, Mr. Briggs
Cannon Nr Morris John Dory Mr. eeson; Lady Amarant
Mrs Charles Royce Amtlai MIR. Warren. Folio Aed by
Dances. PAS SEUL, by Mss H. GaIe.,,., pOLKA-prs de
Deux by Misses Gale and Jackson To conclude with the
one act a'tepiete, LADIES BEWARE-Col. v.varous Mr.
Mark Smith Sir Charles Mi A. Fl Davenport Matilda Mrs
Mark Smith Lazy Beauchamp Mrs Warren; Grace ME- JGo
Seton.
sg- y re6eeEa-Ihe cgIe3r,ted play The Marble Heart
Ruin and the capital farce q Winfield Alive.n
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Of New Orleans NE'L4-Noll4SS3.
WHEREAS George Graham has petItIoned
wv the for Letters Of urBOrshp estate OF ,hg
late Michael Conuell. deceased in'e,tHe-
Notice hereby given all whom concern, shoz
cause within ten days why the oil the said pettoasz
should be granted.
BY order OIL the Court.
J. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

FIRE BTIGKS-14OO0 English, Pitts6Hrgh and Pensa.
cola, for sale sy ALFRED EEAENY,
myl7 II Magazine street
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+. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRoIslEME coUR DE DISTRICT PIERRE PAUL JosEpE
De "a MARTIN Us. JEAN ARIS-
ROuyells Orleans. eide BERNIARTJ-geIs IN.

IN VERTU dun writ dc saIsie ct venue a
- moi AirsFse lhsnOrabe 1roeme tjgur de District n
Noureie Orleans ire ef.dtssus ct On eoHs5t
nent des parties n'eress6ss B procedeai uNI n Dc
uecehore le5o midi pH0teI de Cite Coa nuue
entire Les rues du Camp des 1agas radjudeation de-
VTJn ngtcinq -9~ = -
Saisie Fahafre ci-dessus
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PRICES OF ADMISSION

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette ..... rs cents
Boxes tIhird Tier for coorsd persons onyl....5O e.
fi.ety =
30 The Box Once from o'clock daily, where
places may be secured.
ss- Doors at hafpast Performance to com
nance al I.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10

tion made in relation TO the Amisiad case as an aT
preparation for This Purpos coai not fail 10 ex' 'rt
favorable influence upon Spain.
Orr relations with the independent States, South
aud in North America, are peculiar Mrxieo has
been in con tant slate OF ontons and II would
Dr. VAN 10 attempt 10 force The paym-rt IN money
/ OF claim, ul American cifizAps. Abundant cause
uoy Exists 10 hosiit.tirs against the gov
prnmrnr holding 20 session Of 'hr Capital, aud
should they succeed in subduins the Constitutional
forces all hope of peaceful settlement Of our dill
euiirs III have expired. Outhe oih-i hand should
The Constitutional party thrIe is hop for a
speedy redress. Bat iof rhi he would have recon-
mended Csngres. to grant the necessary power 10
lake possession of th- TrFritofy OF M~xico
10 bp hed in plrds- until our demands ave fed,
for he protection o! 'h~ frontier
The President further discusses the causes nf the
financial depression, and aTsnes thai the TariG had
TO connections herewith. II vas the Inevitable
snlr of oar msounI ard eXtrayasant system of bank
credits and inflated currency. n g5vernmeut, and
especially government OF such lini,rd powers as
The unied States, could have prevented 1t. fhe
whole commercial world SEEMED fnr years TO have
been rushing to this catastrophe. The general eau
ses existing throughout rae World, conii not have
DFth CoAtIOiltu " TIE iT 71@tioH "a any P''idt"
country.
The expenses Of the Government are given IN a
shol, staIrmet ard The P;rsdrh, opposes any fnr-
th-r loans 10 meet them. lie unrHd. ne pFac-
lice Of rigid economy by Congress IN IL aPPropr,a-
tons, and a revision Of tn Tariff sto bring uf-
fri.nr revenue into the Treasury 10 carry on the
Government without involving il In drbi. lie >ays
1T our tue policy Increase revenue SO to
equal our xp-niitares II ~oi b. Fu nous :" con-
tuus 10 borrow. He recommend. sa>c-fr duties on
eauuod,tir- sold By weight, or measure, and winch
AZ fom their nature, OF 'guai. nrarij rqeai, val
u- In these are uclu TEL iroa, sugar, ant fO--
+isn wines an spirits. The satplas funds in The
Treasury at The close of 'ha last fiscal year, June
3oh, 1858, were s6 ,39s,3
The Pre- i.rr.f also refr> insrry favorable terms
he Pacific Railroad Prcjrct, bat disclalm' all au-
rhnrity Appropriate mon~y Tor IL ilon.-
In a commercial ro,nf nfvjrw, he considers II the
greatest question Of thu day.
The ne, sage then treats Of the capture Of the 'lA-
yer " Fcho.' and The disposition made of rh- AfrI-
6 ~ ionrd on oard, and cude, by rpcommen-
ding the favorable regard Of Congress, the local
Interests Of the District Of Columbia, and expressing
the gra,if 'atin1 of th- President that Congress
sinily rssp1ii-d 10 fh- recon l,ion of his last
annual message by sTnrdng him sufficient time be-
the close of their LATE se>son for the examna-
;on OF all bills presented for Executive approval.
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The frSt qu.stiun or tie II, 5 OF most people,
whrn they arr asked to engage n ar entrr-
prise of u hose ullty TO themselves they az
noI absolutely crrtal is, pW ii pay w
have observed ihi' to b. a curry which
trou,l-s Some- of our good citizens a great d, al,
~ hen solicited to take stock il tn. proposed
Brdforh Railroad. For The benefit OF sach
ouId say, that brt vrry few. ifany, rail-
roads pay Stockholders, ia diUiieaiy, what they
could rralIz" AT sim, le interest nn their money
invested 10 rai'r al Il ,ck. II - therefore, not
syps ctr:i that, >horl! the Brdipr! Railroad be-
n ale. lis st3chhuIierS will diaH such ii, idtnds
as viii az them lar,r I'rr crntnn on lh-
funds they invest 1t i, not presumed that th,
fre"sury Of The road Ill ever be The source ol
wealth Ia any uan connected vi'h thu project
But, on the Other hand, il Is expected that
stochholdrrs will be aid a heavy interest hy
the lnCrras' in value III real estate, not only
along the route OF the /, bui ia every s~ciion
to which il NAV tnIhi.h market. rh,. effect
it would have in this direction, would r.pav
-,rry iarm"r whosr plantation would b- en-
HANGED in value, the full amount of his subScrip-
tlnn many times over. As TO the merchant,
the m ch4nic, or The laborrr, should hr nr,rr
derive any b~n~iii from the roai after lis coupIr
ton (N hIch is not a suPposahr ca>'l hr VII BE-
able, whilst ii is undrr process of construction.
to make out Of ii much mor" than the ampunt
81 his two, or three Shar of sock. Indeed
no nan need los" ANYTHING hy subscribing II
lhs road; on the contrary, all clas<ra, aud reo-
Plt of all occupations, will gain By doing so.-
| 1t is moral Certainty that thr farming
community will be CRAFTY benefited 10y its
construction, and prosperous country always
makes prosperous TO" n. Lit our readers
MAKE a note Of il, that the Bedford Railroad
/ UW pay.
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THE AEHS.


--lIov. Jong LETcneR wss nominated on
,h.. I'm INST. as the Drm,e raic candilhr f'r
Goyrinor Of Virginia. The delegates voting
Ior him, represented S5,531 voters, a urairriiy
OVER all opposition, d l7,5!) G-ra' "nthn>I-
asm pr va d a. III alnuulcrnr"h' OF ~ T. sun
THIS is grya' victory nrer FoTHeg ; p'f, "nF-
ERNoR NfSa, who oPposrd Mr. Lr'oH"f WIZ"
al ms sircn1th.
"A Ynnpg AF-n's Draacratic Cin5 has
been >iatltshrd IN Phtstnrg. We motto" 'ta'
our syccu,i,t II nd, Dr.. kLYsEE, Is one OF us
ACTIVE mrmbefs.
Tn Palsburg Trae Fysss, edited bv
Prrut Hcan, r,.fuk.s thr GpzefP "i ihai ohy'
f,r lis ..brural illusions" 10 th- P'rSl'"nt.-
Verify, W. are Glad t. know thai th- True PF'sS
i, hold .noug 10 rais- lis voice ~ favor ot l'r
epncy aud lar dealing on the part u Black Re
BubiltaHi>ln.
--Ths veteran Of ,h4 N,ev. Commodore
Stew att has rnloFarllr rrhnq"iHh"d 'h+ conn
mand of tn PHILADELPHIA Navy Yard, having
obtained fron thu Department al Washington,
SIX M hihs l,avr ol absence.
The D-mosratic State Conysntio #
Kentucky Is i'll be- hold al Frankfort, o0 thu 9Th
Of Jl7naty mkt Nominations arr - b. na:"
f,r Governor, Lieutenant Governor, ani oinrf
STATE officers.
-Th. inhabitants Of Dlcolah, il antcira-
tinn oil nc. wing a territorial ufsanza'tnn from
Ccigr..s this winter, EaNr 'l.ct"d ". W.
Kingsbury as dri-galr 10 Congress.
-IaNr. Cnr<xur ha, bern "I-c!rd L. s.
S,natnr from S,,uth arnlrna. Thts result J.
considered great triumph Of the conservative
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sf'fli'lss and IFS duties arr to1 cr-.t :,
trusted 10 second rate talent. IL /,
al, ,is'r ~ he naiinn. By Iir., the a,,i , -
haii"n IN all matters Of LA is Influences
regulated. -
IN" eminent and lrafnrd iuri>. cy.a,..
the Pr"s~bt administration - t,-rf.,rr, ,,
ni itis no4' aid nous AMI rrs,1n>i l.. .p..,,.-
P-nnsy lv ifiIar ari ny+t : nr. of hix fin,
z"ns oi the STATE and TIE Nation n,rS, a,.,.-
OF th~ great itl ls-mrni which 5. s.L,,-d
i'iack to be Attorney General of tn. H..
States. He /, great LAWYER, an accom- All,
s'hniar, and inrr minded, honest man. a.
IS Thoroughly informed upon every q,,- ,j,r r
national. commercial an governmental Io,.
= an eloquent advocaf,', and strong. -eaip -,
polished wri;rr What ht says il pr..,r,i.I -
CHAR, sirplr and conv incing terms. II. =.
" i<@' III judgment, quick in perception. cha, -
"Xr'Tsslor, and just and correct in his concln.
sIpt,s
liz is simple and straightforward as ma.
ana as a p 'fdic'fn' h" can only h- ca'l~d one
IN that eulfrg~d sense which u-a1s ra,ri,,;s.,,
HIS g''at ability aUa eniaen, fms far h.
ro~i'I'" Is nnqn+,'I ,uahla. Firm ami DIT
a" md ~ i'lN dirty Ia n" p'opi". he acts lnp,g.
tIhIv ~" ar!s both ffiends ami enemies a,4
jus Is Hards all
F--w are awar- Of tn. amount Of pail l,5,r
WINCH h. pert rms. For th- clrr-c'n-ss of III,
opinions, hr alnn- is res! onsi5Ie, AMI hrrco.
lean amount oi labor Is required in MAXIM, N.
ve>fI.atlnu< an rXa ni'I4ti rs into staf.fpao,f
IA t. AMI rulings OF l4". T1 p-rf,-n al mi.
ia'io' rrquIr "a constant attention and unaa,-
ging "n~rlv. Errn tfr clerical a>si,lsacs
which nigh: b. available in his d~part,n-n,
C"ngr.s< has hitherto neglected. fully 10 proyil.
for. II Is Il b- hpp"d that h-f,r- th- clos Of
III" present session, this want may be proyijrI
Tor
il has ALWAYS occurred in The history Of o,r.
irztn politics that th- p'Ir<i AMI bigh,pst prb.
II, men have la their d~fa n.r. ia Ipe Black
has not been exception TO the ruiz Because
h. has Si"a Ill, r.fus-l to maxi. u.s. Of his u,S,
Il m e. ,anc" ihr. personal interests ni slfns
few small politicians h. has br-n a,<lil-.i bv
them "ih sirgrr- of bitterness. Bat no man
nt sound jr4grrrnt or who's. 0,,ini ms have been
formed without prejudice oi snu.r prt, has dared
to say ought against this brilliant son oi Western
Prnn>yI, aniI.
H. is Justly appreciated 5v the nation, an
IN, npiu'nS upon a great variety of important
qnrS'InnS hav- stood the test of the spverrst !e-
ga cgi'ICiSu.
The Course whcl'hr has taken il regard 10
the ar'i N Of thu Naval Board who's. decisions
hav~ brrn 81 unsatisfactory tn tn. natiDn-aaI
81 apparently unjus' u i1iivi iual>, has won
tor 81 tprn"v G1-ral Back m ap probation ot
al whn have examined tins important snhi-c,
The public sentiment of the cnuairy will -n-
dnrsr his sound dncttin", and through him the
evil will no DOUBT be m ,Iii-d, ii n,l entirely
rrmrdi-d.
As Prnnsylvanians, we are proud oftha man
and proud Of the manner in which n has pr
formed The duties OF his grra, office. -PWsb4rE
Uniy Post.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10
TIE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.

n the early dass OF th- Republic, the office
of Attorney General oi the United States, y as
noi regarded as OF quail importance with oih-r
cabinet Offices. It's tluti, 5 were. not 0nrrp,IS,
AMI most Of thu questions which thu Chi~f L.
gal wiser ofth- & lvernmrnt was called upon
t. drCId", w"r" not oi grave importance. Rut
with the vast INCREASE nt th. territory and pap
TIA in "t thr cnuI ty-tIir c, II plICailnn uf us
diplomatic and commercial relations with u;h"r
nations aud auyu.ruiing n-l'r,hrr OF matters nf
internal domestic pniIcy which thr CENTRAL gov
eminent Is required Ia adjust f'r the g-nrI al
= md, thu nih,- 81 Attorney G-n-lal has grad
naly risen "a importance nntIl II tas hrc m-
next 10 that Il the President hu,S-lf tn, most
"u"r ms, r'Sl on>i lr aud difficult position ia the
>td'r
The Other departments, lik" the Navy. War,
Treasury, Post Oiiic., &C., arr conducted ac-
C"rlirL To ix-d rules nI Law. The heads of
th~in are aII'i hy great nr.n,"r ni assistants
aud Cl- rkS. F,I- ;'rItI-S are generally viii de-
fined ani rXeCuirvr IN their character. On the
contrary the nhcr of Attorney General is onp
r.qm lig tnnr"nLh Lnnwl .dg" Of all lh- laws
relating tn zach department, aud currrt { ia -
mint IN CIrSiFuIng thnS- laws when n-w and
difficult q'rrstlnn> nf construction come up tut
~ inaii anI d-ci TN.
II is The IInvinc- nl Ih. Attorney General 10
nov what lhr laws are. and Ia prInt out - fh-
tarIpns government ohio rs from the PIesi irnt
down, the n,ann"r II tirrIr acton.
In IL. complicated affairs ni thirty mill rus
nf people, tn" qu-sIoiiS wh,ch are continually
originating ana hrnu.ht la III" attention nf Ilr
At"'n"v General arr almost innri.i+ra5l -
His time and hI> min arr constantly IN rrqri-
SIiI,n. GRAY" matters of Internal Law upon
which pace war NAV depend, financial
q'Ir>InnS requiring nic- determinations, COM
strnrilon # the rn IS "f s'rvicr in the army
and navy. iani Questions, t'-nSinn questions,
qI''>innS at criminal law, al crowd uron this
department III great numbers.
I" promptly dispose OF all these ma,ters-to
h- ahlr IN ret der d legal r.aSon for npnilns and
decisions npnn such an infnit- variety of sub
pets, requires that rh- otiir" shonl not onIv h..
hIird BY nan OF great lg al ability and extern
Hs"g~E"ra nf'tn TO r,hnt ihathr must also pos
sess quick i'Ic' ptioa, sound Judgment and great
I'ow"r>, both OF mental aud I.l, seal endurance.
W hil' the heads Gf 'h- Other departments are
required To act and 20 direct the at lot of tfhr
-, is ih- peculiar pro, ince OF The Attorney
Gtnrtai TO ttink, 10 judg., and to decide ulnn
matters r.frrrd to him from all The depart
mrrts. Ills decisions are TO be resp. eted an
acted npon as law.
Before the Supreme Cour. of the country j,
drvolves-npoa him to prosecute or dsEnd the
interests OF The government.
II is obvious that this position can be occup;-
ed by no mao OF ordinary abilhy. It's respon-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10

We cory, ~ another column, An able ari-
cl,' from ,h- Phisburg Post, concerning the
ciice e U. 5. Attorney General and the thar
act~r and abilities e It's present distinguished
incunr, ut. W. concur most h-arliy in all that
the Post says of Attorney General Black, and
W. lave no inutt that our r"a,lrr<, many OF
whom AT" pprS ,naly acquainted With that gen
Il. man. will do 81 likpwiSr. No man has ever
held ,hr SAM high and responsible offices which
have been succrs>ivrly filled by Ju iL- Black,
with brighter and CLEANER record than his
As JuiIt, his i"gtl rarning Is acknowledged
by all Ia be- extensive aud prof1unI, whilst tn.
s0undnrss ot ms j udau. nj and The puii'y OF his
motives have brvtr ban qn~s' innrd. As a
statesman, or political ecnnnn,t, his il-as of
public policy have always bprn~ thu stamp of
wisdom and patriotism. Nor is t,r less -min"ni
as a scholar and puhI,c sprak.r. Ills .'EnIn-
" on G. n-ral JackS,n'' Is IA nldr as hnrIS.,-
hold words" tp all who low. Ia nl-m lrv ut thu
oil hero, and his famous discourse bef,r4 the
Literary Socittirs of Prnn>y lvanil COLLEGE,
~ III b.. prrsrrI ed in our lIhrars long aS Free
dom uf Conscience Isa principle dear to thu
h..arls of our prorl~. The ari'l- from The
Post IS a rH-ite,i trIbut. to great ma AMI sS
such We cunlTurnd il To The PrEnsal Of our rra-
frrs
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powers Of persuasion TO induce them 10 consent
10 reduction Of The duty upon wooi APE
oh. Black r .publicansl susfainei fae Tariff
10 depfrie Tie treasury" &C. re che Black
RppubIican>) Ia>std through the senate an
omeadntenf,' - OH same amendment which MR.
JoRpAN say rrdue' d ihe tariff on onr Penn
syl,ania iron Afirr this corroboralion OF ou
assertion that Tie Black Republicans are fe-
spon>i5I,. for thu s'abIisIln rIt of the present
ia-iG-afipr his testimony from Biact Re
publican witress, giving to onr avermrnt
''Confrmatioa
Strong as proofs of Holy Writ
will Ma. JORDAN, or hfR. McPugesoy, or any
other high Tari hyrocrit', have 'he andacify,
the braz n assurance, the reel lSs disregard for
his own r Pntnioa, to r--asSeri that the
Democrats ar chargea5le with The passage Of
The Tariff oi 1887
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Auditors Notice,

Nicholas Lyons In the Common PIpss Of
VS.. Bedford county. VAnd. exp,
Adam Corle. No II, Nov. Term, 1889.
On motion, J. ". Lingeni-lrr, appointed a'-
dIior TO report distribution ofthe money ia the
hands Of tue Sheriff raised on sale OF defendants
Real E'iair 10 aud amang.. creditors.
The undersigned will attend to the duties ofthe
abavr appointment on Thursday the 10th day OF
D~essRb-r next al 10 O'clock cf said dsv at he
oftic. IN the Borough Of Bedford when and where
all partiss interested can attend.
). w. LINGESFELTER. r.
Nov. 29th 1853. Auditor.