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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

FoRNEY Of tho Prss ), thinks that when such
men rs "Siephen A Douslss arc ,radncrg by
6outhcrp Democrats it IS time for National Dem
ocrars to pau>e" This may be so-but what
viii their 'pausing" amount to "Soataesa
Democrats" viii have their way at all buzasis.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
Turnpike Election.

4 n Election for President aud six Managers Of
a the Somerset AMI Bedford Turnpike. Road
Company. viii be held al the house of Joshua
Palmer, in Somerset County, on the lst Moniay
OF January, next.
BENJAMIN KIMMELl., Presp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
Aef,gainIs1rator,s 4 NotFce.

IL ed to the subscriber upon the Estate Of Alb
raaam Lingenitlter, late of N lper Township.
deed. all persons knowing ihemselges indsbsed to
the estate are Notified TO make immediate payment,
and all persons having cllins aglnst the Estate
are requested to present the properly authen-
,icased for settlement.
DAVID LINGHNFELTER. ,9dn'r.
Dec. II, 1S57.-f Napier Township.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
1tate Of Will:am Lane, decd.

tBEFORD COUNTY, IS.
I \ ! 0rphtns' Court. held at Bedford. N and
"a fl the County of B2dori, on the 18th day
ofNofnher, A. o., 1857, before the Judges Of
the SUI Court
The ktitian Of John Mower and s. L. Russell
A6mit rstorS IL. boniS non. cum testane ento an
nexo okYiti8m Lane, late OF said County. dec Il,
VAS II and ii ii: setting forth that in pWsutLce
OF an &er Of this Court, they made sale Of all
the 8e4 Estate OF the said dcc'd, so far as they
then K Ay, and the money aTi ing therelran was
apple, y the payment Of the deots of said deed,
80 itr the same were reached. that they have
lately ten informed that the sud William Lane
owsed kbndy Of uuimproved wood land in Let
terAent Township, Franklin County, al Joining
lants JISlac Rosenbery, aud others cont lining
Zoo 4 ks or thefeabouts, that debts TO c"usid-
cradle knount, not less than SO ,293, against the
estate sud deceased yet rem sin unpaid AMI
rayink khe Court to make a decree uuthor9jng
them draise, say $500, If possible, from the
sad + Estate in Franklin County.
WhJupon, on motion Of S. T.. RUSSELL, ESQ,
tbs Cfrt grant q Rule upon The heirs, and ali
p@rtiesR Interested, to be and appear at an Or
phaRs'P Pourt, to be holden at Bedford, on the 70
opd4f Sih day of February, next, aud show
ctuse, tany !hey have, why ,lscrca should not
y aa1 by the Conrf pdrsuaRt to the prayer 0
the pe3ioaer.
;ss"zlh Asss iy TESTIMONY WHEREOF ! have here
IS ksf5ESs unto set my hand and the sea- o ou
f.ss1zas ~ SAID Court At Bedford, tue 10Th ID!
OF y Inlber, A. u, 1857.
D. WASHABAUGH. Clerk.
Dec Is, 1874
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

Shocking. In Cincinnati, thirteen of tho
young lady teachers in tue public schools, as
ap?eats from tho report of very speriai COM
m'ttee appointed to examine miautely into he
mysteries Of the interesting sutjae,. have late
ly resigned in consequence of approaching ma
triiaonal alliances.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
NOTiCE.
II. INCIDENTS, Clezk.
Commissioners Office,
Dee. 25, 1887.

NUIIIE.
ALL pe-sos are hereby notified that my
wife, Sopaia O'Neal, has left my house, with
out any iust cause, aud that am determined
not pry any debts sne may centraot, anu |
hereby warn al lelsons not to trust her on my
JAMES O'NEAL.
West Providence Tp., Nov. 20, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
8Ag|sD 1Ses g ]. !. m 1!sls,.
paQF. WOODS nAIR REsrnRA-

PRQF @00D'S HAIR REsrORA-
/ llYf'- ia our adyerlisiog columns is to be
feu..a ansdger1isepient Of this popular restora-
tive ~ know nothing Of It's meets save what
NC .eaA, bat thit IS sufficient, particularly when
we see Eucii testimonials of iis ca.cacy as the
following, which VIC clip from the Ottowa Free
Gradee.
'.llsY:us tsied successfully sanlry highly
recommended 'hair tonica' Oh orr own half de-
heded crown. we about lost ali confidence in
nostruns of that sort, until week ago we met
a distinguished poliieian Of this State. whom
we had seen three years ago with Tim hair. and
as gray as = rat, but aow boasting as fine a
head Of haif one coull visa We aenansed
taa secret Of MS improved appearance, when
be readily accounted for II By ascribng it to
the virtues Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
We shall try that nexf-fRock RIVER Demo
efat.-Fer safe by Dr.. Harry.
We are not il the habit Of putting Patent
Medicines, but when such an article as DU
WALLIS GALYANIC OIL, which snstaias
fully what It claims, i presented 10 iha albIie.
we feel no hesitancy ii speaking the truth free
Of charge. The above mentioned medicine has
ohtaiacd far Itself vorld-wide name, ncvor 10
go Gown wifh the eoauaon aiticias Of the day.
iris one of the very best remedies. lor an
ki"ds Of pain, that can be produced L of.eD
gives relief in 5 minutes.-Troy Blade.
For sale 5r 3. + II trry ali F. c. Reauar.
Bsliora, " allan Lysingar, .I.B. Farqlhlr AMI
all country merchants,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

We notice that paper in Northampton
county has put up the name Of Prof Morse, for
President, in 1860. The EDITORS most pgoba-
bic object is to gain notoriety for bis paper
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
TwI ~ 7s,T,9E-a "a ~

/ ectiytPnd well qualified salesman--o pos
= SessiRg le"acesstry qualiAcations-aud can
'"iag unienhfed references ss 10 Character, lner
caa;iit hahIis, Sc.-mty hear of a situation by ap.
plc5i'oA 70 thetd;tor Of ti5s papcr--ao aexperi
tRcsd ass stlnt need a1ply
ian. l. 1853
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
Attention, 2fGelase.a ,

WOU are hereby ordered ia parai, at your
4 usual place Of training on Friday The sth
day df January, 1853, al 10 O'Clock. a M., IN
ful winter agonn, twitf pofnpoon.) IN appeal
wi! be neid Immediately .sfter parade. A ,uH
turn ont is desired.
BY order Of the Captain
WA. RITCHEY, o. s.
Dec. II, 1851
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
iNPORTA Nj FROM -CONGREss,

Congress, after being in session about three
weeks, passed two bills, and before Christmas
aajourued over for two weeks to spend the
Holidays, and rest from their labors. Oae Of
the bills IS 10 the shape of Joint Resolution,
authorizing each member to draw out OF the
Treasury t"Fthgi,h about $4,000 Of lis pay,
instead OF waiting fpr it until the end Of he
session, as TIE law directs. This grand demo
cratic fnaneisl seheg4e eaisinr a raw a, t,o
Treasury Of nteat hslf milton doll.rs, and
there not oei1g money enough to meet il. an
other bill was passed authorizing tue issue az
TWENTY MILLIONS of sbnplasters in lae name
OF Treasury notes, to pay off the members, aad
enabls the Treasury 10 meet other demand 5
against it. These are tire frnits of three
TeeAs' session Of a Looofoco Congress. It is a
great ply they did not adjourn sine die, 90
hopie, aud quit. Harra for siam democracy.
ioeofneo economy. refrnnohnent aud reform.
and the hard money, gold ana silver shia.plas-
GERS Of he great Buchanan adisiui. .ration.
e
DESTRUCTION OF PRIZGs On Christmas
Day the Distribution of prizes of, the NJ. E.
eanday School came OF. During tfo year
here has been committed by the Scholars the
large nuaiher Of $3.50 verses of Scripture.
nearly al Of them By some foas scholars. Ev-
eFy'h0g passed of we'll, aud the scholars we're
aellghted With their prizes.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
SElaF0GA Il SAETia,
CggAgsEsEGsgsUGG, Pa,

pO0KS SELLERS and STArtONERS, ard
Aa Dealers in a.us;c and Musical instruments.
Our stock consists OF Bou6s, Stationery, Mn-
sic Musical Instruments, Wall papers, Blinsis.
French, German AMI American LithoeFai.Ls
ard steel ensrwings, gilt monldngs fsr frames,
etc, ETC., wholesale an! retail. nr. i. +.
Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all orders
given him viii be promptly attended to.
March Z, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

GgMMER ARRANGEMENT-a Huntingdon
- and Broadtop r. r., On and after Mem
day, March u, 1857, two passenger trains
day each WAY, (eXeelt Sunday,) viii run bo-
twesn HcpeNeil and huntingdon.
Leaves Horewe.l ct II Is ? H., and 6 10
Pm.
Arrives at Hopewep at9 4oA.a., and 5 40
P. NJ.
Connecting at FIuu,pglon with trains Tor the
East and " est on Penn s.. K. r.
Tu0S. 4. NEERMAN.
Sapt.
Huntingdon. Feb. 26, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
% PHRsoNS RAIsINa CLUH

Tc any ona raising us . Cla6 os ire 4sre
s,.,scri5ers, cash in sivance, $3.50, ~ viii
aaqi one copy ofoaf paper, one year, gratis.
10 auy Que ra;sing ns elub of Ten ue,e 81
s,rj5sry, cash IN advenee, 3i5, We will 4al
oae copy Of OR paper, Two years erati,: ,.aa a
propCrtopable length of tjiue tor larger tlu bs.
Come on, friends, nos is ,ha lime, these long
winter evenings, and under our reduced ssr,us.
10 raise rs a large ,r,m1er of new subscribers
We advise ali n want Of poo paper, ti.ah-
scribe for .t.s i3zoroRp IyorIRrR.
We viii ftruisf, I'rrnasoy' 8 NAGAzryeand
,se gEproaD IyorraaB. lo,b. ono yoar f,r
So 90 in a3rqrcq
- me i's' o'zsi'' Is an 'F.i9ie 'f'F!oA.'as e
''Y '''s'''' '''F' '''!'e9 70 'He oat'a+' ihl' Is
''S ".'''2f ''' ''laf ''s F'dsFa.'S'' James in-
- '''s i'''s 7''3' 'As S'''"'' t'5
''''o !''sSs - ''.'7''o'' ''s country '''f'
,o''',"'7 '''' "S'e''.'.A i'"' '-s.N we -'1 :
49,
- " ~. . "''''''''' ''''''
l"'r''' - ~ ''l r . ''eas'''y s'''s' ',-'
-" i''e' '''s 'i''
-" 's''''''oas - -, 80 ~ ~ ~ 'S
- t''''' :, Wy '.1s'.s "''5 io'A a
- % . a. : ''s'"s '-'''''' : "''' ''s'e
80 -, " F''-'' '''' wa " i--'e = -,
~ ~ go - = : - -.a'.N ~. =
''s'''.' - .''--'o'00e'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
DfFiden

A Dividend was deel red on the 10Th Of Nov
"A ember, last. 0f Que pr cent, to be paid by
jacob Mnsser, Treasurer
BENJAMIN KlMMELL, Pres't
Dec ls Ig5T-e
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

..RooDLAxD GRrAN''-.9 Pomede for Jeaafi-
sng thc Aair.-highly perfrmed, superior 10
any French article imported, and for half the
price. Fer dressing Ladies' Hair If has no
equal, giving it bright glossy appearance
Ii causes Gentiemen's Hairto curl III the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf. always
giving the .i4ir the appearance OF being fresh
shsnpooed. Priec only fifty cents. None
genuine unless signed
FEFRlDGE s CO., Proprietors Of the
'Baim Of Thousand Fio,cers.''
For sale by all Druggists. fA7eowz.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

A yer's Cherry Pecroral, for the care OF Geughs
"A Coils, Se., cau be had ~ Or. liasgy's Drug
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
i.ESE4UKAyT.

Z RANT, AND BAKERY Adm C0NFkC-
tlCNARI. at his old stand, In the hlsiaS Sun
Building, IN Jplianpa Street, where he VIII b'
pleased to see all lis old tr ends and customers
lie has fitted up ~ tlY5 TER ROOM. and viii
keep on hand throughout the season full supply
Of the freshest and choicest OYSTERS the Balti-
more market Will afford.
He keeps constantly en- hand the choicest ard
best CAKES, CANDIES, FRUITS and NUTS
ever offered to the pablIc.
Also, ChanberSburg ALE and BEER. constant
is on hand, also CIDER and other drinks.
~ Parties Supplied, on the sho test notice,
with Ice Cream. C,6es aud Confections.
Having served regular apprenticeship TO the
above business. and having been constantly cngag-
eli in it for mary years, bc feels confident that be-
caa render satisfaction TO all who may favor bin
with visit. JOHN J. LUTHER.
Bedford, NoY. 81, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

Flour and grain remain unchanged in Balti-
more and Philadelphia, since our last
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
T48 GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
eSAsfspEa KDysZp

TIE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
eS0lGseEa Prize.
One Of he largest ai best literary apers of s den
An imperia qUarto, containing eight pages or
forty columns ofchoice reading llttter each week
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION TWO DOI.-
LARS PER YEAR.
IND Gf wiN be presented 70 eaei subscriber in.-
Esaiate!y on receipt Of he subscription moacy.
Each s1bscriber VIII be entitled to 4 g:!t worth
from III to 599,0O 5ss Gold.
no CLUBS.
Copies for year $500
10 : 1900
READ-READ-READ
TIE LIST OF GIFTS-GIFTS--G GIFTS.
Pack tgs containing $500 in Gold.
10 Coll Patest Lever English Hunt
Ing G4sed Watches, 100 Each
rs Cola w.tsss. 60 g
100 Silver Hapfipg cAsed Watches 25
239 = Watches 10 to 90
$50 Gold Vest aad Guard ana Fob
Ghuns Toto 30
5000 Gold Lockess 2tol0
Coli Rings-Bar brops-Broaches
Breast Pins-Stnls-Cs Pins
sleeve Buttons, &c. &c l to SIS Each.
Immediately or receipt of the subscription mo-
ney, the subscribers ime will he entered upon
our subscription book, oppositca number, and tbs
gift corresponding With that number wll bs for
waraed TO his or her address oy mail or express
postpaid.
Address BECKETT K COMPANY, PuBLIsuEks.
iS ana - MoiTst's Baillings.
NEW YoEK.
Soeeimen C1oies Sc i FREE.
0g-Bitis Of all he BANKS iaken th4s gcss curenf
IN tE. States .frcna raeaes they are sent Posting.
stamps arc also rcc.ias4.
/ Dee. 10, IS57.-8t
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

Tic eNlibition 10 he Court lioitse a,
Chrisanas night @ls cae Of lie best of ,no l;,rld
that has ever come Of ia this place. Tie
speaking WAS excellent, ihe scriplaral npre-
sentatiohs of Joseph aud his brethren, and
'sDayid and Goliali, egid not haze been per-
foruel better. and the seriFsural scenes .nG
Other paintings, shown BY the nagi, Ian'es.l.
were >pleldiG The whole afl,ir Was gotten an
undeg Tie management II Aessrs. Wm. and
Samuel Shuab, aud speaks well for their taste
and ability ii snoh thiags. The Court House
was arded, many being unable TO get ia, anu
ali expressed tie rrea,esi delight Ut lie per-
formances. Tie proceeds ase 70 be applied -
the purchase q 4 ii6rasy Tor the N. i. S
Sehool..a
ca t1a nezs hight tie exhibition was repeat
ed esr the benefit o. the poor Of this p.aee.
The Gazette IS doiag il ~ itq power 10 keep
its readers IN lie dark op the affairs Of Kansas.
1t VIII oct let is re1aers sec the truth. Why
does it 10. publish lba wilole Of the letter Of
Gov. Wall.er, re- igang The eaiee Of Governar.
os Kan4a-3 Why does i. nos publish the
speeches ofsStepa-n a. Douglas, the author Of
the Kansas-Nebrasl,a biji. on the same sub
ject2 And Why does It not publish any o. tie
editorials af john ". Foruey, in reeard to tie
affa;ra # Kansas Arc fie3 not sufficiently
Dcnoeratie to le: their views be known 10 the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01
AoTIGH 10 G0I.IlDeT0Ry.

=" II = o III : . . sE'5e
4 Ii Collectors previous to the year 1857. are
"A hereby notified to settle and squareatp their
duplicates on or before the lst day OF January,
next. Those Aelinqucnts after that day viii be
proceeded against i'nwe ately without respect 10
persons Pressing circumstances render this conrse
imperative.
Collectors Of 1857 are also required to pay in
as much as possible by that time.
By order Of the Commissioners.
II. NICODEMUS, Clerk.
Commissioners 0fice Dec II. 1857
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

RGUSIC < MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS, -
lfA Pianos, Melod, ons, Flutes, Gnitars. Brass
Horns, Clarioaets. Drums, etc., of various maill
f'ctare, always on hand. Rd1pis Supplied al city
phoiesale rates. We Keep always on anda full
assortment of Ell the new and fashionable music,
which wo -nlil at our srPense to any part of the
country.
n. 3. Music arranged to order.
SHRYoCK & SMITH,
Cfam6ersbarg
March Z, 1857
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SENgp PDR nT'

SENgD FDE2 np.
fFHE post supechly Illustrated Magazine ever
1 pul shul in Amrrisa. is tn. December num-
hefpf i e OosIa afoLIrAS Arr JouaSAL, contan-
ing ovef siTiy spjeudit EngravFg5 aud giving full
particulars ot the benefits CT the Cosmopolitan
Art Ass,cistion i,c9 i3li7rs y,sr; sinels COPIES
.jjfy ce4s, Specimen copies VIII be sent to all
personshYho wish subscribe OF rec eipt Of five
postage 6lamps, (l5 cents)
See tiyertiseuent headed s;Rrilhaa. Prospec-
tRs' in }iis paper. Address,
C. l.. DERBY, Actuary C. a. A.,
Dec. IL 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

THE Subscribers take this method of informing
the public taat they will continue the business of
merchandising at the old stand, and hope by strict
attent on to business TO receive liberal share OF
public patronage.
We have remodeed the Ropeweil sil and are
now ready TO grind all kinds Of grain for which
the il ghest price viii he paid
BARND0LLAR g. EVERHART.
Hopeweu. Nov. G. 1851.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing and trs-
ding under the firm OF Birndollar, Lowry & Co.,
aud Eyerhsrt, AS-com < Co., has this day been dis
solved hy mutual consent. The books &c, are in
tie hands of BArndoar s. Everhart, who are an-
thorized to settle all accounts Of the old firm.
G. BARNDOLl AK,
! i LOWRY,
C. ". ASHC0M,
T. G EYERHART.
Hnpcwell Nov. s. 1851.
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gedHctisn Of FERNS

THE INQUIRER At ONE D0LLAR /
FIFTY CENTS, IN ADVANCE i
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4 happy New Year, patrons OF the ISQur
Z u
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SSPcimen C1ples Sc Il fras.
~ 8ltLs Of al tts banks taken th4g PASS eujreaf
IN tH. States from ur'e&ea they are sent Postage
stamps also rcc.i9sd.
/ Dee. 10, IS57.-8t
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-01

OFT. ls. 1851.
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Huntingdon. Feb. %, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
: I, MATTERS.
r.c,.n,.,,,x -The alarm Of Ere last

INcRSprARIsM.- alarm OF hre iast
Sunday night was canscd by the firing OF Levy =,
clothing store, IL the east tenement Oh sae oiu
mansion house, on Main street, near oaoc1oe
Creek. The alarm soon brought out the brigade,
and, water being convenient, the flames were re-
readily extingnished, but not until tho stock Of
clothing was considerably damaged ~ the nae,
smoke and water. ME-. Levy had had his goods
;asured in the Albemnrle office for $4,000. His
loss viii be several hundred dollars, but the
exact sum has not yet been ascertained: we pre-.
sun,e, a. matter CT course, that the insurance
Company IL not bound for she loss, fnasmueh as
the risk had been taken at one place, aud the
goods had been removed to another without the
conseGt Of the insurers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
ATTEMPTING 10 SHooT.-Chas. Melvin

ATTEMPTING TO SHooT.-Chas. McEwth
anpeared before the Mayor yesterday morning TO
answer the charge Of attempting to shoot and Kill
VIM, ]. Bartholomew, on the night of the 30 inst
The complainant stated that the accused, while
under tho influence Of liquor, broke into his bed
room, ran him ont of his own house, and fired =
pstoi at him, the ball from which fell at bis feet
Prisoner boarded with complainant. and first be-
came excited by finding the front door OF the house
closed ut IL O'Clock at night. which he proceeded
to kick open. The accused SAID ne naa no person
al ll.wili against the compiainent-that he knew
little or nothing of what bad taken place He
was required to enter into bond for bis future good
behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
ICatt CT paVhHsU Ut T" WNUIb tIChttS,
10 hSi1
10 quarter
10 eighth
Ty ,aanrpyNe TrrxETs on l.rrTyFy1AFys


Enclose tae money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF which they viii be forwarded
By first msil. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will DO sent
&c purchasars i'm rlecfately after the drawing.
SR- Purchasers viii please write their s;gnaturss
PLAIN, and give their Pest Office County and state
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and psy.
able in full without deduction.
All prizes CT 81 900 and under. paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tioko.s or Certificates TO
g. SWAN !s Co, Augusta, Ga.
81 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlantis, Georgia, can have their orders flied and
saye time, by addreastng S.SWAN Il CO., at either
ct thoae cities.
- A list of the rambers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one In
entitled TO- will be published after every drawngfn
the following papers: The Augusta l.aal Consti.
nationalist New Orleans Delta. Mobile Hegister
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Daily News Richmond Dispatch. New
York Dispatch pauiding (Aiss )Clar;on. and Little
Rock tArk) True Democrat. noz5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
MALE ORPHAN AsYLum.-This institu-

MALE ORPHAN AsYLUm.-This institu-
ton, under its present management, is highly
creditabie to the city, and well worthy the hbe-
raj support of all charitable, right thinking peo'
pIe For want of means the usefulness of the
organization is limited, yet nevertheless it has
say ed from want and degradation many helpless
boys, who in time to come may prove ornaments
10 society and au honor to the founders and sup
porters of the asylum. Would that some rich
man would eudow it with sufficient means to dou-
Bile the number of it's charge.
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THE FRIENDS OF sEAMEN are request.

ed to meet Rev. Alex. NJ, Glashan Mt the rooms e
the Young Mems Christian Association this after.
noon at O'clock, to consider the proprety of form
ing "Seamens Friend Society,"" for the benefit
OF Seamen in this port. By proper Efforts great
deal may be done to improve the moral as well as
physical condition of American sailors, and we are
sure that many of our citizens will join in any
enterprise which has for its object this praise
tbv end,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

Coop EXAMPLE For many years a
valuable citizen has been in the habit of gsdening
the hearts of the little girls of the Female Orphan
Asyiam by presenting them with Christmas pres
ents. Will not some other gentleman follow this
example, remember the Orphan Boys on the APP
preaching holidays, and make them feel, too, that
they are not forgotten in the joyousness of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

ExEcUTIoSs.-Iu Salem, New York, Friday, Mar.
tin Wallace was hung for the murder OF Barney
McEntee. A handkerchief the prisoner held
while alive Was retained long after every motion
of the body had ceased. Charles Swi'z was hung
in Goshen, n. Y, Friday, for the murder of Ger.
man woman He was praying a. the time the
trap dropped.
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FATAL AFFAiR.-Coster Holden, was killed at
Salem, n. c., the LIST inst, by z. T. Shuts a
magistrate of that place. Shuts ordered Holder
to be arrested for disordery conduct in the street.
upon which some words passed between Shuts
and Holder, when the former stabbed the latter in
the back, and then cut his throat, causing the
death ofthe unfortunate victim in a few minutes
Shuts ia now in priaoa.
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No PAPERS. jim Rowe, q free negro,
arrested for being in the city withGut register
appeared before the Mayor yesterdaT and alter a
hearing, ordered TO be we'll stripped fer vic.
latiGg the law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

In TRouBLE.-Josiah Hadley, charged
with concealng bed clothes aud other articles, the
property of James NJ Carol, appeared before the
Mayor yesterday 10 answer, but owing to the alb
s-nce of witnesses, the Investigation was deferred
uptjt IN day