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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
TO THE CITIZENS OF BEDFORD co.

I have concluded to Commence the SURVEYS
tor the Map oil Bedford &C., and as will hay
to ask good many Que stions as pass along,
have to request that the desired Information 2
ch4erfullv given, otb erwise mistakes nigh, c.
cur which would oe uppl asant TO me and 10 tn 1se
who get the maps. ! am desirous of makuig a
work which may s:lFely be referred to, TO seer
tain the proper Spelling OF names IN part; clIaf
and on this subject, wish 10 say hat consid-
er very many names mspeied in this county,
las we'll as e!sevehere) bot in all Gases ! will
spell zach mans name as he spells it himself, il
he will b. pie issa TO tell me how Fie spells If.
Oth@rWIsn J will use ms own stanF ard and will
let each one indze for himself whether It is
gooj, or not after the nap IS completed. There
may be ma ay things worthy OF note, such as
minerals Of different kinds, springs, SC, which
| might pass without noticing. therefore re-
quest all who feel any ia ierest in good Map
of the County to not neg! lee: those small mat
ters as | pass along b at have th-m brought lo
light. ] wish TO be allowed Eer- 10 saw that manv
Maps are gotten up which only show the basl-
ness and properties Of those who sobsciibe and
others are left blank, as t)r instance thr Map Of
Red ford Borough. Several County Maps in this
State were gotten up ,sn the same pr:ncipp,
which were sold at SIX OF seven dollars Bat
il is my desire 10 mal>e map for general ref
erence. | shall, however, give my subscribers
specia notice, as is customary in getting on
the City Directories ! have not vel the desired
number OF subscribers, bGt havin. confidence
that / vail yet be encouraged, have concif-
ded togo 90 with the work.
EDWARD /. WALKER.
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"WORSE THAN 4 YANKEE"

Ma. JORDAN SAYS we are worse than Yam
ker, because when he asks Us question, we
answer him by asking him haIfa dozen in turn.
We can say nothing in exienuatlon OF this sad
habit OF ours, except that Mr.. Jordan's political
history is Of such questionable nature that we
can't resist the temptation of putting few IN
terrogatores to him, now and then. Will Mr.
Jordan answer this question
DID the truth suffer more at your hands, Mr.
Jordan, when yon said IN 1888 that Simon
Cameron vas "siimy politician, seho nersr
accomplished an honorable achievement IN poIi-
tics," or when you proclaimed, few days ago,
that he "tras ALWAYS TIE able and Jealous
0drocate ofhe great interests Of Pennsylvania IN
Which he so aceH unders ia ads %
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE
COMMITTEES,

The following persons were chosen Vigilance
Committees FOR the several Townships and
Boroughs of has county, BY the Democratic
voters, at tie Delegate elections held on the
third Saturday OF June last:
Bedford BOROUGH - Joseph. w. Tate, Tho
mas H. Lyons, J. Selby Mower.
Bedford Townsbip Fetter, J. T.
Gephart, John w. Scott.
Broad Top Maj. Jas. ratton, Col T. W.
Horton, s. s. Fuck.
Coteynin.-Josiah Shoemaker, Joseph Cessna,
Godfrey Yeager.
Cumberland Ta'ley.-J. c. Vickroy, Geo
Bennei, II. ]. Bruner, Esq.
Harrison.-Geo Elder, Geo, w. Horn, Jacob
Comp.
Hopemeil. William Gorsucb, Samuel Bo-
l,nger, Abr'm. Steel.
jun;4ta.-Gen. Jas. Burns, VIM. Gillespie,
John Corley. ST.
Lijsrty.--I. Kensinger, Esq, Geo. Rhoads,
John Hornan.
Lopdonderry.-John Barth, Henry Miller,
Jas. e. Devorp
.i'oaroe.- Pal. Barkman, D. Evans, Andrew
Stecknan.
.Napier.-Iohn Sill, Sam'l. W. Miller, VIII
liam Aibaugh.
Providence Ed. A. T. Black, Gao Evans,
II. Cbamberlaio,Jr
Providence W.-John D. Lucas, Josiah
Baugbman, Col. S. B. Tate.
81. ClGir.-Thos. B. Wisegarver, J Jacob Beck
ley, A. J. Crisman.
Schsiisjurg.-Peter Dewalt, B. {. Horn,
Henry Culp.
Sake Spring Hon. j. c. Hartley, Mich
olas Koons, Dan'I. L. Def5augh
Southampton. n.-Thos. Donahoe, AK Fletch-
er, VIM. Adams.
Uoton.-Jacob Corle, Jr., John H. Walter,
Abraham Croye.
Wood5euy Sc. B. Kochendarler; VIM.
Telwiler, Levi S Fiuke.
Woodberry .N.-Henry Fluke, ". j. Gal
braitb, D. x. Barley.
To the a5ove-named committees, chosen by
The direct vote of the Democracy of the county,
the organza,ion,o ,ol the Iarty in the several town
Ups and borougbs, IS entrusted. 1t is their dn-
~ TO see that voters are properly assessed, that
harmony and good feeling prevail among Demo-
Gratis, that the candidates Of the party are not
secretly injured by taesr political or their per-
soma! enefnlrs, that the whole Democratic vote
Of their respective districts is brought TO the
polls, and that the Interests OF the party gem
orally are attended to In a proper manner. These
Committees are all Composed of good men and
we, therefore, confidently expect that they will
render great seeCice 10 the Democracy between
this and the election.
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There is said to be an extraordinary CROP
oi buckwhea, in Somerset county. We wish
on. frosty nvishbors much Joy ofthei- prosPec-
tive buckwheat-cakes.
The "Republicsn' party N Kentucky is a
monster. Just think oft It's candidate for
Governor, Cassius M. Clay, received one vote,
and a "RepubIican" named whttemore, II
votes for Congress. How extensive
We are under obligations 10 our esteemed
friend, of South Woodberry, who was kind e.
nough to send US a copy of the " Y. Obser-
rcr. We appreciate his attention highly.
The Buchanan Club was addres ssed on Sat-
urday evening last, BY Q. E. SHANNON, ESQ,
in an able aud wel-timei speech. Geo. H.
STANG, ESQ, our talented nominee for District
Attorney, will address the Club on Saturday
evening next. Turn out, one AID all.
We have scholarship in the Iron City
Commercial College the best institution Of the
kind in Pennsylvania which we will sell low
for cash. or grain.
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WHY WAS DONE.

The nomination OF Mr.. JOHN TAYLOR
ior Associate Judge, was made by the Know
Nothing Abolition wire-workers, for The er-
press purpose Of enfrGpping such Democrats as
from their personal and family conRerton Nth
.alr. Tayior, ,vonld be inclinedto rofe fer him.
He was nominated, not because Of any respect
for his talents, or his worth as citizen, but be-
cause the aforesaid wire-wotkers supposed that
some of Mr.. Taylor's relatives, who are among
the best Democrats in the county, would be
induced 10 desert their party and vote for their
cousin or their brother-in-law. HIS nomina-
lion is trap set expressly for Mr.. TayiOr's
Democratic relatives. We have laid bare the
plt-fall should any one find himself caught in
it, it will not be without a proper warn
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ISHE AN AB0LlTl0NIST ?

MR.. SAMUEL J. WAY, WHO is candi-
date Tor the office OF County Treasurer, was
busiIy employed during the last summer, 10 get
ting subscribers 10 the ~ Y. Tribune, an A5o-
litlon newspaper of the rankest sort, whose ed
tor has proclaimed that "rathsr than tolerate
anttonai siaUsry as ii now erists, let the Uaa0a
be dissoired nt once, and then the sin of Stare
ry wW rest tc4ere hbgiongs," and whose cor
respondent, JAMES REDPATE, has said of
Southern slave-dealers, "Drips them iato The
sea as Chr,H once drore the swiae." After Mr.
Ways efforts to SOW broadcast such heresies as
these, we presume few persons will have the
hardhood 10 deny that he is an AboiitioU :
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One vote.

The ,mportance Of one vote is rarely made
more manifest than II was 10 the recent eIec-
tons in Kentucky and Tennessee. One oppo-
siiion candidate for Congress, in the former
State, was elected by three votes, ara in another
district the vote was tie. Ia tie latter State
one opposition candidate for Congress was cleo
ted by eight votes, another by twenty-s1r, and
another by fifty. In all Of these cases there
were doubtless Democrats enough remained at
hcnr to have turned the scale in favor of the
Democratic nominees, had they gone 10 the
election and deposited their ballots, as j, was
their duty 10 have done. We hope that Drmo-
Gratis will 5ear these instances In mind this fall,
in this county and State, and not underestimate
the importance OF one uofe in detesnicing tbs
result Of the election.
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THOSE QUESTIONS.
why is sEr. Taylor silent.

The Additional lgamation- -Know-Noth-
ing candidate for Associate Judge, refuses to
answer the questions pu, 10 him IN our paper OF
week before last, He darss not re3ty 10 them.
He has so many interests 10 conciliate-so ma
nv sharp corners TO turn-that It IS not at all
agreeable. TO him to meet those queries fgaokly
aud boldly. In order to round The maay rough
s. headIands in the course Of his political voyage,
he must dodge-dodge a while he
is in the Abolition boat, sailing along socially
with the negTo-ioVeFs-Prssto, he is in the
Know Nothing craft, working its oars most dex-
terousl sly-aaon, he jumps on board the Demo-
cratic ship and makes love in the most tender
style 10 those terrible "Locofocoe," whom he
always despises most cordially except when he
is a candidate for Office. But dodglng won't do,
Mr.. Taylor. The people want TO know your
answers to these questions
MFR. Taylor, did you not, in 1857, vote for
DAVID WlLMOT, far Governor, who was
supported by The aboli;ionistS OF Pennsylvania
for that office, and did you not refuse to sup
49, pOEk ISAAC I1AZELHURSiS ttc hhCtF
can, anti-abolion candidate Of your party
Did you not vote, last fall, for JOHN NJ.
READ, he candidate for Supreme Judge of this
State, supported by the Aboiitionisls
Would yoa not vote for WAi. II. SEWARD,
if nominated by your party for President the
man who recently declared that there isan dir
rep,essible conaic, between freedom and slave
ry," which will never cease till ths cotton and
rice-6,las Of the South shall be cultivated BY
free labor, or tn. rye and wheat fields OF the
North by slave laborl
Will you no, vote for GEO. w. WILLIAMS,
the model Acknowledgements, who vo-
ted against the Bill TO preven, the intermarriage
of whites aud blacks
Lastly, as you are still sworn Know Moth
ipg, never having renounced your oath, would
you not be compelled to vote for Gerrii Smith,
W. LLOYD Garrison, or any avowrd and una
du,,era,rd AboIitionisi, if nominated by your
part!
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"DOeS the Republican Party Propose 50
Interfere with Slavery in the States -
AdUertiser.

To the above inquiry propounded BY the
Advertiser, we will give the response of
its party chiefs They shall answer the i'm
poIian, question, and people can then jadge
whether they intend to interfere with slavery
in the States, and intend 10 uphold the Con-
siituilon and the Union, 'as made aud undrr-
stood by the patriot fathers. Read and Judge
"Fhere is higher law than the Constnu-
ton which regulates our authority over the
domain. SLAVERY MUST BE.fBOLISH
ED, .R.N,D WE MUST DO IT"-Wn.. H.
SsUa5G.
''rhr time is fast approaching when the cry
will become too overpowSring TO resist
RATHER THAN TOLERATE NATIONAL SLAVERY as
1T Now EXISTS, LET THE UNION BE
DISSOLVED 1T ONCEAND THEN THE SIN
OF SLAVERY WILL REST WHERE IT BELosGsD-
n. Y Tribune.
ssThis Union is lie. The American Un,on
rs an imPos.ure, covenant With death aud an
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Democratic Meetings.

That the issues ofthe Gay may &c properly
presented before the people, that the Truth may
be vindicated and the Right sustained, the
Chairman Of the Democratic Couoty Commit
tee, takes pleasure IN announcing that meet
ings OF the people will be held at the times and
places specified below. All who are in favor
OF maintaining the Union and the CONSTRUCTION,
and who are opposed TO the degrading and Inta-
nous doctrine that White and Black Amalsa-
nation is right, are respectfully invited to al
tend.
Al SCHELLSBuRG, on SATURDAY, Oct.
AT V. B. Wertzs, in Harrison tp., on WE'D
NESDAY, Oct. 5dl.
AT BUENA VISTA, WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, Oct. 5th.
At MICHAEL WANTS, in Union tp.,
THURSDAY, Oct. 9th.
At ST. CLAlRSVILLE, THURSDAY f
VENING, Oct. 9th.
ADD DEFIBAUGH'S, in Snake Spring
tp,. FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 7h.
AT BARLEY'S SCHOOL HOUSE, in Bed
ford township, on SATURDAY EVENING,
Oct. Sth.
At CHENEYSVILLE, on SATURDAY,
Oct. Sth.
At CLEARVILLF,, on SATURDAY EVE
MING. Oct 9Th.
AtPALO ALTO, on SATURDAY EVE
MING, Oct Sth.
At"THE MILLS" in Bedford ip, on MON
DAY EVENING, Oct. 10th.
The meetings TO be held n the evening, to
begin at O'Clock, and those 10 be held in day
time, at O'Clock, P. NJ:
Meetings will be held at other places, il de-
sired.
By order OF the Democratic Co Com.
0. F.. SHANNON,
ChaTmsa ..
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Gifts! Giflsl GilS!!l Gifts .!!
A GLORIOUS CHANCE TO GET GOOD BOOKS
FOR NOTHING
CESend for Catalogue which Will De sent
to you lice of Postage.
J. S. ClTT0N g CD.
Publishers and Booksellers,

PU0ilSlerS aRd BOOKSELLERS,
No. 400 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia,
Have, in addition to tnpr regular business Of
Publishing and Booksrllng, adopted the princi-
Plo of furnishing n GIFT Of the ralne Of from
D cents TO SiG0, to the purchaser Of evsry
book Of The ra!ue Of One DUiiar and up
lCurdS.
rs Send for Catalogue, which We will
send to you free OF Postage.=Q
Being largely engaged in The Publishing Bu-
siness, j. S. Cotton & Co., have peculiar ad-
vautages OF obtaining Books at very low prices
which enables them to give more valuable pre-
senis than Can De afforded by any o,he, house
engaged in the same line OF business.
Any Book published in the United States,
will be furnished al the Publishers price and
also raluable gilt TO the purchaser without
any extra charge. These gifts consist of
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, La
dies splendid Silk Dress Patterns, PArlor Time
pieces, Silver-plated Ware, costly sels OF Cam
eos, Mosaic, Florent,ne, Coral, Garnet, Tur-
quois and Lava JeweIry, Gold Locksts, Pencils
and Pens, LADIES' Neck and Chatrlaine Cha Ms,
Gents Bosom Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Pock-
ct Knives, Porte-Monua!es, and other gifts OF
use and value.
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agreement with hell. We are for lis over
throw Up with the flag Of d,sunion, thst
we may have free and glorious republic oi
our own.-Waliam Lloya Garrison.
81 look forward to the day when there shall
bP Serule insurrpction in The South W hen
the black man, armed with British bayonrls,
and led on BY British officers, shall assrrt his
freedom, and wage war of determination a.
gainst hs master. And though We may moi
mock al their calamity, nor laugh when their
tear comeih, YET We WILL HAIL 1T As
THE DAWN OF A POLITIC.7L yMILLE-f-
.NiU.h"-Josd4a K. Giddings.
"ln the alternative priug presented Of TUE
CONTINUANCE OF SLAVERY or dissolution OF the
Union, WE ARE FOR DISSOLUTION, and we
care not how quick it comes. ."-Ratus p.
Spautd,ng.
''The fugllive-slave act is filled with horror
We ARE BOUND TO DIsoBEY THIS ACT.
Charles Sumner.
"THE ADVERTISER HAS NO HESITA-
TION IN SAYING THAT IT DOES NOT
HOLD TO THE sF.4ITHFUL OBSEF-
V,8.NCE OF THE FUGITIVE-SL.4IE
L.fW OF 1880. 50."-Porfiand .44Uerfiscr.
81 HAVE NO DOUBT But THE FREE AND SLAVE
STATES OUGHT TpBE SEPARATED.
'fnE UNION Is NOT WORTH SUPPORTING IN con-
u,v,o,, ,v,r,, ,,, Sorru ), Et.r,ce Creej,,
s.Tpe T,yrs nr,,,y, Avn we .,r,T a.ye.x
,yrl.sI. .yrpv c,xsr,rrr,ov .xTf..,.,y.Rs n,
o,e Avn ,YT,-s,,vrev en- ,,.-5oyoo p
Rgr5;D Dr,,,s
..rr,epp = urr,r ~ 4ae oep-p, ,c.x p,p1v
Tris ru,s. II y rge r,n,r sFcr,,x.L PARTY
e,ee ,,oe.y,7rn ~ Tg- c,ryray II
IS THE NORTH ARRAYED AGAINST THE SlUTH. -
- Tgg FiRsr cs.,cK N THE ,cfeeRG Is
v,s,Rtg. ven w,Lf,E r. ca w,rp ce.rE
rueopcu rup cryrern- WeodpU p61E.q.
..The c,r.. for xI,y-,, rr,.cr,l,.t h., R..fra,,,
is the ooIy lnraItipl- reTn+dy, and MEN Mj7ST
FOMEVF TVSURRECrION AMONG THE
SLAVES in ord.r IN cure tho .yiI 7, 70,
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Local aud Miscellaneous.


A PRACTICAL rHAsE OF TIE NsGRo QUEs,
TioN.-A WHITE Man ASSAULTED WITH KNIVES
AND CLUBS BY NEGROES oEs-GEEAr EXCITEMENT
On Saturday night last, as M Geo. MeIoy, a
young man living with Mr.. Stsckman, Of this
place, was sitting in front ofthe "Mengel
House" he " as assaulted by a gang Of negroes
who, il seems, were armed with knives and
clubs. 4 hand-to-hand struggle ensued and
iu the melee, young Meioy received severe
cut from some sharp instrument in the hands OF
one OF the negroes. The alarm being gwen, a
considerable number OF citizens collected to-
geiher and succeeded in capturing the darkies,
and lodging them in jail. On Monday they
came up for their hearing before ESQ. Radebaugh
when soma half dozen of them were bound
over This affair has caused much excitement
among our citizens.
The Union Church, near the house Of SAM
uEI NJ BooR, in Cumberland Valley township,
will be consecrated on Sunday, The Cd day of
October next. Services will commence on Sat-
urday previous. The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
SENATOR DOUGLAS has recently addressed
large assembIages OF people at Pit!sburg, Co
lumbus and Cincinnati.
The Phtsburg Post, which recently re-
nominated Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency,
has become rampant advocate of the nomiua-
ton of Senator Douglas.
The Blair County Democratic Convention
at recent meeting, passed resolution recom-
mending Col. John Cressweli as the next Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor.
--Messrs. Reed and Minnich have dissolved
partnership, aud the new firm of Jacob Reed
and Co., takes their place. The new firm !;
composed of Jacob Reed, :. G. Mnnich and
David w. Kaufman.
The weather has been unusually dry the
past two weeks, and the farmers complain oi
the parched and dusty state of their srri-
ground.
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DISS0|VED.

NHE firm of Reed 4 Minnch is Dissolved by mu.
| tual consent. The books OF the hrn are in the
hands of Jacob Reed for settlement All persons
indebted or having claims, are earnestly requested
TO call and settle imned ately. Settlement; must
be had, pay or no pay, so don't delay. Thanks
returned for past favors and continuance OF sup
port is asked for the new firm OF J. REED * CO., who
Will sell their goods the loves; living terms for
cash produce,
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17"Flge Hundred Dollars worth Of Presents
will be distributed with every
Thousand Dollars worth Of
Books Sold

Send for Catalogue, which will b. sent 10 you
IL Free OF Postage.
Persons FORMING CLUBS, or WISHING TO ACT
AS AGENTS, CAN GET Books AND VALUABLE GIFTS
FOR NOTHING
Agricultural, Botanical, Horticultural and
Scientific Books Historical, Poetrcal, Juvr-
nile aud Miscellaneous Books Dictionaries,
Bibles, PRAYER and Hymn 8oohs--Abuas, An
nuals, Cash Books and Works of Fiction, aud
all other Books published in the United States,
furnished al Publishers prices, and free gift
furnished with every book.
Send for Catalogue, lvhica uil be sent 10 you
fres Of postage.
Address
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No. 400 Ch-stnnt ST, Philade lphia.
y .7geats ,Oanfea in evsry part Of tie Coua-
try. 81
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BUCHANAN GLIB

will meet at the Court House, on Saturday
evening next, at halt past O'Clock. A full
attendance IS requested.
JOHN Fl. RUSH,
Srpsi6ent
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4 SHAMELESS FALSEHOOD.

We are informed that some Of the scavenZerS
ofthr Aboldio Amalgamation-Know Nothing
Peoples party, are circulating the story
that JOHN KEMERY, the Democratic candi-
date for Director of the Poor, is foreigner by
BIRTH This is deliberate, wanton ialsphood.
Mr.. Kemery is an American by birth, Neverthe-
less, we hold that If he had been born IN
Germany, orany other foreign .land, he would
not be whit the worse for il, either as man,
or, a Citizen
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FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR,
JOHN KEMERY, of SchelIsburg Bor.
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oG~The piebald Opposition redoubta-
bic orng-streaked and striped"-are trying TO
make capital against GEN. COFFROTH by
representing that he is Forney mau. This is
untrue and unfair. Gen. Coffroth never sym
pathised with Forney in his efforts 10 distract
and divide the Democracy. He refused, 10 orr
own certain knowledge, to sign the call for For
ney's Bogus Convention, and last Fall be labor
ed bard for the success of the Democratic tick
ct in Somerset county. The harmonlo1s ''speck-
I'D and spotted" had better let Gen. CofFroth
alone, and tell US which Of their candidates fo7
ne Legislature they intend to drop, Amaigama
ton Williams, OF anti AmaIgamallon Walker.
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A JDlTER'S NOTICE Tae undersigned ap-
IA pointe by the Court of Common PIras
OF Bedford County, 10 distribute ih- money in
ihr hanls Of the Sh~rif arising from The sale of
th- R-ai Estate Of Wm II Brown, will meet
the parties interested, al ns office in Bedford, OH
Monday The 26th day oil September, 1859, 10
attend to the duties of said appointment, where
all who think proper nay attend.
J. SELBY MOWER,
Sept 10, SO. Auditor.
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SURVEYOR,
SAM'L KETTERMAN OF Bedford Bor.
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FOR COMMISSIONER,
WM. n. PEARSON, Of NJ. Woodberry ip.
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FOR TREASURER,
VIM. SCHAFER, OF Bedford Borough.
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Fog DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
GEO. H. SPANC, Of Bedford Borough.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
WM. STATES, of w. Providence tp.
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FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL FLETCHER, Of Monroe p.
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GEO. w. GUMP, of Bedford county,
A. Fl. COFFROTH, of Somerset
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-16

To Peter w. Potter, Hawkins Taylor, Stephen II.
Jones, John Lafon, Geo. g. Miller 4 Co., Thos.
Clagett, jr., lease Ruddiok, VIM. A. Garnet, and
A. G. Thorn h Cot
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there Is now on file In the office of the Clerk
of the District Court for Lee County, Iowa, at
Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
you the said Peter w. Potter thousand ono
hundred and forty-eight and 97100 dollars, with in
terest thereon from May goth, "A. d. 1859, at the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum, ~ money due on
mortgage made by You to Charles Mason, dated
june 70, 1854; and claiming from each and NIL Of
you the foreclosure Of the said mortgage, the
being upon lot eleven in block four in the city OF
heokuk, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase money.
ana the said mortgage having been assigned by said
Mason TO said Barney; and that unless you APP
morning Of the ID day Of psxt term Of said eonrt.
to be begun on the Arst Monday In September A. d.
1859 Judgment win be rendered against you in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
July IL, 1859 dim Plaintiffs Att'ys