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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

The Washington Union Of The 18th affects
TO be greatly disappointed with the speech
Of Senator Douglas, on his return to Chica-
20. IL pretends to have expected him to re-
cant his anti-Leeompton hereses at least to
"acquesce" in the Green English bill-but
he had the impudence, in spite Of this expec.
tation, to defend his course. even In voting
against the latter The Union goes on TO
say:
We have at length the telegraphic report
OF bis speech at Chicago. 1t may be imper-
feet in point Of matter--it may not embrace
all Mr.. Douglas said. We sincerely trust it
is, that much has been left out and much re-
ported which Mr.. Douglas did net say. The
latter would be most desirable amendment
of the speech; for what is reported to have
been said will greatly astonish the country.
Mr.. Douglas, We fear, has mistaken dem
onstration in bis behalf in two or three cities
for popular support and confidence by the
whole country. lie arraigns the Democratic
party Of last winter, and declares that he md
his friends defeated and Frustrated it in the
passage Of the English bill, which he aud his
friends opposed and voted against The En-.
glish bill was nil wrong. Mr. Douglas could
not endorse IL; devoted against il; 1t became
nevertheless, a law. hat law then became a
triumph TO Mr.. Douglas There are some
things too deep for ordinary minds; and this
was never made clearer than in tho report Of
Dir. Douglas speech. What was the object
Of the SENATOR Did he wish to re open tho
old wounds Dad he desire to set up for
himself on the small capital Of two or three
public receptions2 Has his vanity so over
come his judgment that DC can for a moment
suppose that cen-twestleths Of the DEM
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Railroad Accident.

NEw YORK, July 10.
When the 10 O'Clock express train of
last evening, from this city, on the Erie X.
Il. was at Shin Hollow, just this side Of Port
Jersis, u rail gave way and the two hind cars
were thrown down an embankment 80 feet
and nine passengers were killed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown of Tiosa Valley; Lewis Larry,
wife and child. Of New Orleans; Mrs Adam
Ray, VIM. Childer, boy, and ii. Wood; At
were wounded, including J. w. Beals, Rev.
&. Palmer, and Mr.. Wallace, Of Boston.
-Gatcr.--The wounded were VIM. Raise,
2Ss Sd street N.Y. Jno. Dolly, NJ. Sellers,
N. T.; n. n. BARNARD, G. q. Ruddell, New
ark; G.. Barrett, Cleveland, thigh broken; Ad-
am Ray, VIM. Horton, badly; j. w. Beals,
Boston; L. G.. Howell, Meadville, Pa; W. Il.
Chlder, N. y; p. b. Schwartz, A. Hobart,
Miss Baker, Buffalo; j. S. Hall, j. Shilock,
Canada; NJ. Conkling, HIS; j. Brush, n. y;
ii. Smith, Ohio; l.. Day, N. Y. Durham,
Iowa; Mrs. Il. J.. s. Crosby, j. G. White,
Miss Wentman, G. Bradford, /. C. Murray,
Mrs. Eastman and children, +. Nett, n. ";
+. ". Gill, Ohio; Rev. Palmer, and Mr. Wal
lace, Boston.
I4ater.-Further particulars make it APP
pear that only men were killed by the ac-
cident on the Erie X. Il. Lewis Larry and
wife, Of New Orleans, reported killed, are
only slightly injured, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, from Tiosa Valley, also reported
killed, are but badly hurt. Each of these
couple had child Killed. j. w. Beales, of
Boston, is only slightly injured. Iereturned
to this city to-day. Nearly all the passen-
gers who were able proceeded on their pas
sage westward this morning.
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news from the Telegraph fleet.

Bosr0S, July l6.
Through the kindness OF Capt. Joseph
Cummings of the ship Alice Munroe from
Liverpool, arrived of this port, We received
the following:
At sea, Monday, june 9th, latitude So
deg. 5 sec. north long, SO deg. Is m. west,
wind light, weather hazy, saw two ships
heading to the eastward. On boxing with
glass found them to be the U. 5. steam frig-
ate Niagara and Her B. NJ. ship Aurora, one
of the telegraph squadron, and as they were
lying sill | at once tackled ship and stood
towards them-at III a, IN. was boarded by
Cyrus w. Field, from whom we received n
letter bug and the following communication,
viz that the squadron had experienced very
bad weather from it's leaving port, and was
l6 days in reaching it's destination, and that
they had made two unsuccessful attempts to
lay the cable. On the second attempt, the
Goth, they succeeded in laying upwards of
40 miles, and were going along finely when
the communication suddenly ceased at IL IS
O'Clock, Sunday morning. the 25th OF june.
The ships then returned to the starting
point and were waiting for the return Of the
Agamemnon and Valorous, and as soon as
they met splice would be made, and anoth-
er attempt be made to lay the cable. We
lost sight Of the Niagara at $3.50 p, IN, and
as the fog set in soon after, | DO not think
the squadron met before the 2Sth. The
weather since for some days has been foggy
and unsettled. Mr.. Field seemed to be in
good spirits, and thought they should yet
succeed in laying the cable. The stormy
weather had interfered much with the sue
cess Of the enterprise. One Of the ships had
sustained slight injury--a coal bunker
breaking loosely which one sailor had his
leg broken and another his arm. All was
well'o board the Niagara. Her machinery
worked well, and the ship performed we'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

Cas- a Man BE HIS 0wS GRANDFATHER P
The query is answered in the affirmative |:
There was u widow and her daughter in law,
and man and his son. The widow married
the son, and the daughter the old man; the
widow was therefore mother tc her husbands
father, consequently grandmother to her own
husband. They bad son to whom she was
great. grandmo,her; now, as the son Of a
grandmother must be either grandfather
or great uncle, this boy was therefore his
own grandfather N. b. This was actually
the case with n boy at school at Norwich
Notes and Queries.
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The niger breeding Pro- Slavery journals
have great deal to say about negro equal
ity, which they attribute to the Republicans.
Hear the Richmond South, the leading or
gan of the Administration 10 Virginia. In
an article on the sth instant, denying that
their grea, interest is the rearing of slaves
for the market, it says;
"Ihe cotton States may rest assured that
Virginia hns no reason TO valne slaves as n
mere understandable commodity. They pos
sess with us far higher yalue. Our slaves
are our companions and friends, endeared to
US by ties and associations which we cannot
sunder to gain pecnniary wealth from our
Southern brethren and we will not estimate
BY its value in dollars. We have long known
the true value of political and social allan
ces, and they arc not to DO decided by mo-
neysd obligations"
The U. 5. census, which reports 1915
nnlatsoes in Virginia, rather suggests the
idea that great proportion Of the blacks Of
that State are not only companions and
friends" but relatives. Here is not only
negro social intimacy confessed and boosted
OF, but amalgamation demonstratedl Meth
er OF which do Republicans advocate, but to
prevent the extension u which disgusting
practices they propose to prohibit the extcn-
sion Of slavery over nsuprrtories and con-
tine it to its present limits.
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NOMINATIONS.
Judiciar Convention.

There Will be Convention Of Delegates from
the Counties Of Lee, Henry, Louisa and pes
Moines, comprising the LIST Judicial District, j
O'Clock p. m :, for the purpose Of nominating can.
dida,cs for Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and Mem
Der Of the Board Of Education. The ratio of rep
resen'ation win be one delegate for each enc hum
dred Republican voters.
PHILIP yIELE, Chm Cent. Com, Lee Co.
ID. ). ELLIOTT. Henry Co.
A. W. TAYLOR. Louisa Co.
PIT2 HENRY WARREN, Dies Moines Co.
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IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE SErTLEp.-A suit was
brought, against u benevolent society before
Justice Sandford, and jury, on Wednes-
day, by member, to recover benefits claimed
to be due from May Is to June 81. The de-
fence set up was that the member was not
sick, and il he were he could not sue soci-
ETY. of which he was a member for benefits.
The testimony ct physicians pIo, 81 .Aal lao
was Ill and unfit for labor. The jury gave n
verdict for the full anount.--[ Newark Ad-
vertiser, 10Th.
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lit seems to Us TINT an anti -Lscpmpton
Democrat, who supports the English tfAad,
is much such an animal A. was productivity
Pail old cat sitting on ducks egg. The
iiatle monster had ducks head and cats
tail, and mewed and quacked alternately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

Si.BGG,lsO.IO
LIABILITIES.
For claims adjusted aud unad-
Justei and not due....... ..,.... I03,7I4.Js
THoS. h. BRACE, Ja., see y.
Hartford, July (, 1883.
STATE or CosxEcricur, HARTFORD Co., 50. !
HARrroRp, July ], 1883
Personally appeared before me, sJustice Of the
Peace, duly qualified to administer oaths, Thomas
X. Brace, jr., Secretary, and made solemn cath
that the foregoing Statement of the Assets and
condition of the Etna Insurance Company is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
Il. q. RIPLEY, President.
I. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President.
I. X. BRACE, Jr., sec'y.
&&- Agencies in all the principal cities and
towns throughout this State. Policies issued
without delay at the Office of the Company, corner
Of Main and "a sts., kcokuk, by
II. u. TEN-EYCK,
jyl7dlw State Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

FEEE LABOR ToBAcco.-The ST. Louis
Republican says that tobacco cannot be sue
cessfully grown, except by slave labor. If
that were true, then we should say, stop
raising Il. But il is not true. The county
Of .Hartford, Conn. raises ,l32, "A pounds
per annum. There are only three counties
In Missouri that raise within several hundred
thousand pounds Of as much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

at is said that the portraits Of Mr.. En-.
gissh, which were sent GU, to his distric, in
such large numbers, have had no sAle. II
he cannot boast that he is unbought, HE
picture can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

MoRE EEIF.-- Itard's Otetl, at Bloomfield,
Dasis Co., hitherto neutral paper, has nut
up the Republican ticket, and pledges it's eff
forts, hencsiorth, to the advancement Of the
Republican cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

TklResAru FLEET Thetelegraph feet has
been heard from. Two attempts had been
msde 10 lay the cable In mid-ocean, and
ialled There was still cable enough, how
ever, Tor another experiment, and Mr.. Field
waa sanguine Of success, though, 80 far as
We can see, wiihou, any reason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20
g - AND TMUN \ RAIL AID
OF CANADA.


OF CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTE-ee
yRoA rHk wxsr TO
Boston, Nsp York, aud the Edsferr Sfo<se
Via the Mieh.san Central, Great Nsasy~,
ogdensburgh r rrrmonf Censy4L sad
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this You 10 have IN Opportunity of
visiting some Of the grsndest aud most Won
Niagara FALL Spspsnsen Bridge, TAcusanA JsisNAs.
Rapids Of the 81. Ldsevfnee, Quebec, Aomsrssl waite
AoHnfctai, The Tubular u, sdSs, (nssyy fs.o ss in
isngfh). Lake cAamplain, FsHs Of Aomsnovsnes,
Hadson Rirer, ete., efe.
On and after May 1, 1858, Baggage will BE-
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMIGMARTs.
Passages may be secured 1t the o6ice or the Com
pany tn Chicago BY SAILING ships from London,
liverpool, Plymouth, 6iassow, Bristol, Hull,
aberdeen and Montrose An sgent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILkpAD superin tends the removal Of
snigrsnts and baggage ai Qsebee free Of charge,
Fare from SO to 435 to Chicago, including
cooksdprovisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI n HA An.
OF 22 500 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG,
ls under contract to this Company for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists Ysturn tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe viii
shortly be Issued. Tickets from chica 70 for ali
points East also for the LeyiAtkan, or for the NJ.
y. y. y. Co.'S ships can be obtained at tho Once
OF the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. IS Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK,
Agent OF Grand Trunk X. X. Co., of Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

sMokAY Al Hoss.-Mr. Mckay, the poet,
editor Of the London Illustrated Seass, ETC.,
who has just returned from his American
tour, gives great offence 70 the South by
caustic and particular description of
slave peg in New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

DEcADgscR or RocHKsTEg The Novelty
Works ars removing from Rochester 10 To-
ielo, oi..o, ~~g anu baggage, with the eu.-
pioyees, $50 in number. The Rochester
Democrat says:
"unless the process by which the vitality
Of our city 10 being gradually Slapped and
broken down, shali soon be met and over
come by more powerful opposing force,
owners Of real estate and city property Of
every kind have the most serious cause for
apprehension"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20
]. r. BUCKINGHAM,
GENERAL
II N Ct II A " IL Ii /.
COPPER PLATE PRINTER.
ALSO,
STENCIL BRAND CUTTER,
FOURTH STREET, BET. MAIN 4 BL0NDEAu.
jyl4d6mr

FLOUK.
WEwill sell a.good an article Of Fall Wheat
One Dollar per Dbl less price. We mean what We
say. We warrant i a. represented. Delivered
gratis. Price Of Quincy il 50 50-we sell at - SO.
KRLLoaG RIFGE,
July lod7x GroceB.
Bclcher's Goldsn syrup
nj jylodaw Kellogg 1 BlRaE.
Lard Oh.
eINHE best quality for sale by
i KELLOGG RIRdE.
nried Bcef,
GUGARCURED, for sale BY
Hams.
CuQlCE Sugar-curei aud country, for sale by
~ KELLOGG BIR6E.
NEW ORLEANS Grades; White, Becher's
~ Crushed, de- Powdered, do Clarified.
jylol2w KELLOGG a BIKag
Gorfee.
4 LII qualities Tor sais by
~ KELLOGG d BtRGE.
SOAPS.
GERMAN, Palm, Family, q the best manu-
" f.eturc, for sale BY box and at retail, by
jyi0i2w KELLOGG BIRGE.
Muckcrcl,
WHiTE Fish, Trout, Codash, &C., for sale by
wv jyl6d2w KELLOGG Il DIRGE.
STAR Candies.
NIFTY Boxes TO sale, at low rates hv
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
To be sold at Less than Cost.
A CONSIGNMENT, consisting Of an assortment
iAof Nslls, Glass, Hardware, Corn Shelters, Hoes,
Forks, scythcs, Snashs. charns, Backstas Half
Busheis casks prime Msdder, do Epsen 6alts,
Liqcoricc, 4c. These goods nCsr b. sold.
iyl0d2w KELLOGG HIk0R.
PtastGreRss 1AoAHs
nN hand and fur sale at the lowest market r., At
Va large lot d RlASteren' Hair.
3. ". d. u. TUCKER,
maylS Sign Of the Red Paddock.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-09
PUBLIC SALE OF
ESIATE!

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court, of
Bedford county. the undersigned will offer at public
sale, the premises. On
Tuesday, The 9Th day Of .7pril, neat,
all the interest OF Rachel J. Cook, one of the heir,
and lnea dercendants of Wm. Cessna, late of Har-
Tson township, deceased, Of in and TO the following
described Real Estate, viz: One tract containing
332 ACRES AND 80 PERCHES.
adjoining lands Of George Elder, John Nletzger C. s.
KaGrner, Henry Wertz, Geo. Detrick and Barclay,
Heirs.
Also-One other tract, containing 304 ACRES
ard 3S PERCHES, adjoining George Elder, c. Piper,
Rinehart Blum, John Cook Andrew Seller and 9TH
ers, aud also, one other tTact, now known as the
sskeyseT Tract,' containing 30 ACRES, and adioin-
ing George DERRICK, David Krng, Barclays heirs
aud others. all in Harrison township.
Terms, at confirmation of sale
JOHN CESSNA,
Mar. %, 1858, Guardian of Rae bel J. Cook.
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ca & D.

The Subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends aud customers that he has associated
with him in the mercantile business j. G. Mn
mich Of Bedford Bor and that hereafter the
same will be conducted under the firm Of Reed
s Minich, al the old stand. Hetakes this op-
portunity of returning his thanks for the past
liberal support awarded him By his friends, and
solicts continuance of their favor for the new
firm. He respectfully calls upon his friends
s. customers 10 settle up their accounts as soon
as convenient, pay or no pay, as IL is very
desirable TO have his old books closed.
Very respectfully, JACOB REED.
Feb, ; 1883.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-09
NOTICE OF LAQUISITTOA.

WHEREAS George HarkeT, late Of Md
die Woodberry township, Bedford county, deceased,
died seized Of The following described real estate, 10
wit: two tracts of land lying ontiguous and aoiu-
ing, containing in ali seventy five acres, or there
about; adjoining lands OF Philip Croft Iehn F. Hol-
singer, Widow Croft and Others,
Said deceased died leaving issue four children, two
Of whom dead, leaving issue, and two alive, 10
wit: John leaving issue, Sarah Jane, VIM. Henry,
Phoebe Ellen and George Edmund of whom Daniel
Barley is GUARDIAN George, Elizabeth Funk, deceas
ed leaving issue, Louisa, residing in Cedar county,
Iowa. and has for her guardian George B. Holsnger,
Jane, intermarried with George B. Hosinger all re-
siding IN Bedford county, except Louisa Funk;
NoTIcE is therefore gwen, that in pursuance of
writ OF PARTITION, or valuation TO me directed will
proceed to hold inqusition, valuation on the
said premises, on Tuesday, the 27th day of April,
1853, when and where all parties interested may at
tend if they proper.
Sherif's Office, WM. S. FLUKE
Bedford, Mar. 26, '5S. Sheriff
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-09
couRT EXPERIMENTATION.

To Tie Coroner, fAe justices Of The Pence,
and Consfqbles IN fhe different Townships
IN The County Of Bedford, Greeting.
KNOW YE that in pursuance of a preeept to
me directed, under the hand and seal OF the
Hon. FRANCIS VI, HiHIlIELL, President Of the
several Courts Of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth
District, consisting Of the counties OF Franklin,
Bedford, Somerset and Fulton, and by virtue
OF bis Office ofthe Court Of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial OF capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace: and
JoHN G. HARTLEY and A. ]. SNivELY, Esqs.,
Judges OF the same Court, in the same County
OF Bedford, You and each Of you are hereby re-
qured to Be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Examine
tions, and other reuenbrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at a 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. lst Monday Of MAY, lbeiug the 3Fd
day,) at ] % O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day,
here and then to do those things to which your
several Offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand az Bedford, on the
9th day Of April, in the year Of our Lord
1858.
trrrrrAa, q r7r TrYr SE...T
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Gpefiol Notfres

A TmIxe oF BeAuTY JoY roR EvER.-An crna-
mental article Of household furniture, if also useful
gives double pleasure. THIS especially Tie case
with GRovHE x B4EFa's Sewing Machine, which is 2
beautiful paflef ornament. ard is gentle and in
dustTions Searstress, that viii do work in a
given tiule than dozen pairs n hands, ard viii DO
it better, too. Itsews that viii mol rip; sews
it strog$sE than by hand; is easily managed and
kept sRer, and what is important, gives
leisure for the cultivation of health by outdoor ex
ercise.
Office Of exhibition and sale 1875 Broadway, New
York; Is Summer street, Boston and 73o Chesnut
street, Philadelphia.
-TRoueLKsomE CoUGus AND CoLDs.-Persons who
bave heen long afflicted with Coughs and Colds with-
ont being benefited by the Of medicine, we wond
BY way of sa utary advice say, 20 to the store of
Samuel Brown, Bedford, and Colvin and Robin son,
schellsbmg and bny bottle Of Dr. Keyser's Pecto-
raj Cough syrup, medicine of great celebrity aud
vastly superior to the various nostrums that food
the country. 1t is put up in bottles at5o cents and
81.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-09
.N.7RYL.4.A'D ST.9TE LOTTERIES.
R. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
Caution Notice.

Persons living a distance should be extremely
cautious vi whom hey order Lottery Tickets or Ger
ti6cates of packages of Tickets. The country rs
induce is held out to get persons TO invest mon
ev in Them Capital Prizes of from S2a, 900 TO $40-
coo head their schemes with tickets al One Dollar.
500 GEO Capital Prizes ire offered tickets $J. All
such IN every instance are frauds il money sent
for tickets il is so much thrown away without the
shadow Of q chance Of getting prize. Beware Of
all Lotteries where the Capital Prize is unusually
large in comparison 10 the price Of tickets. in eve
ry instance where large prizes offered for small
cost of tickets, put il down as certain iraud.
The Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit OF the
Shelby College, under our management, Is the only
Lottery in the United States which is legally decided
by the Maryland drawings all other Lotteries which
pprport be decided by the Marya Drawings, are
frauds.
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries, then
you are sure of being right. And in ordering the
Maryland Lotteries, you sure OF honest and fair
drawings.
One thing look TO, and that is, If you order
from any licensed vender in Baltimore, do nol re-
ceive any bat Managers tickets and Managers
Printed Certificates OF Packages. The Managers
Certificates have the number printed, and have the
Autographed signature of r. France K Co.
No one hasa right to send his individual certih-
Gates, and if he does it, be there is fraud at
the bottom off
r. FRANCE & Co.
Managers Of Maryland State Lotteries.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-04-09
o Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing and tra-
ding under the Grm name Of Blymre 4 Hartley,
has this day been dissolved By mutual consent. The
books, notes and accounts in the hands of Wr.
Hartley, VINO is hereby authorized to settle the
same. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the firm of Biymre Hartley will save costs by
paying up before the books and notes placed in
the hands Of collector.
BLYMIRE HARTLEY.
March % 1s59
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WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
BENJ4.ULr .HqRFL& s E5T.aTE.

Notice is hereby given 10 ice widow. and
heirs OF Benjamin Martin, late of Bedford Coun-
", decd, and all parsons interested, 10 appear
at ~ Orphans Court to be held al Bedford, in
and for Bedford County on Monday, the Sd
day of May, next, and show cause if any they
have why Gidron B. Martin, one Of the Exc
cutors OF said Benjamin Martin decd, should
not be discharged from his said 0dlce as ESecu-
tor thereof.
B-dford, Afril 9Th, 1858. BY tie Court,
s. II. TATE, Clerk.
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ESE4TE OF JOSHU.9 PRICE, DECD.

ESE4TE or JOSHU.9 PRICE, DECD.
LETTERS Of administration having been
granted by the Register Of Bedford Conaiy 10
the undersigned, upon The Estate OF Joshua
Price, late Of Cumberland Valley Township,
deceased all persons knowing themselves IN
dsbtrd 10 said Estate are requested 10 come fer
ward and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against tbe Estate will present
them property authenticated for sriIenent.
Cumberland Valley, JOS. HEMMING,
April 9.h, 1898. Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration have been granted 10 the undersign-
ed by the Register OF Bedford county, upon the
tate of solomon Hafcierood, late OF Colerain town
ship, dcceased-ali persons, therefor indebted to
said estste will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims against il will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN CESSNA,
March &c. ISIS Admir-.