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cERTHIS fhSps 10 hMSkkRREE44 IN NTSSE

STATE Of LOUISIANA.
The grant of lsnds made ny act Of Congress az
aid in the construction Of certain railroads Iherein
mentioned having "een so far adjusted 10 author
bafter described rofic. IS 6rrrJy siren that ali the
vacant offered lands which lie outside Of SIX mI's
Opeousas,to the STATE line Of Texas IN the
under IneEto Ell tow nsllpE, which have not b"sn
purpose lcbdisrer aud which were srbsct 70 pT;ra,s
tHtfy at the dae Of withdrawal the ord nary mir
UndeT he 81 az 5se viii i, %
pdvate entry on the days and a. the pisces herein
per acre. or at the prices IT, which the, nav have
graduated atthe Gate Of withdrawal.
=, AT the Land 0thce ut NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the Nth day IF March neNt--vz:
SOu.k Of the base line sdst Of ths princpcI sr,d,an
and pcsst Of iks MisStsstppi T,rsr.
townships i3 and u, cfrsnge 2.
Iownsh' ps Is Is, aud IS, of ranges Is and L.
Townshlps . u, 4, and u. Of snee IS
TT"wnshPs IS L. Is, And - ofTsngS Is:
TToxn.hips Z, g, j., aud 70, Of Iause y
T"wnsSD: s and .1 and I y
Townships Z snd u, Of 'snse q
TSwnsSPPs T. T. IS fRd and nd Il e. a.
Townships Is and II, OF range a.
Township IL. Ofrsnge 25.
At the Land Office at OPELors.s, on Mcpda,.
the l2fh day Of March next-viz:
North @ fhs base line aud east Of The pr;aeipoi NE
Township l, of ranges and 2.
North Of III, baS. lime ard Icea QC rhs principal me-,
rLdtan.
townships !, 5, and Z, of ransel
townships !, Z, :, and s, of range q
Townships /, ?, and 3, of ranges
South Of The LGSs lie ard ,as Of n, ryiaciroI ms.
rtdIan.
townships ], 2, Z, Z, sad.l0, Of rangeI.
nownfhlps !, 2, So, 9, To- and N. of ranee2
townships 2, s, 4, s. and u, TangeS
nownthlps 2, 5, Z, s, and II, OF rarse4
townships 4, s, ., u, u. and IS of rsnfeb
nownshipsf 5. 8. 7, a1d l3 of ranges.
townships =, ,, y, =, IL, u, Is. and u, of ranfeJ
townships q, 9. 10, a., l.. and u of ranrss
Iovnships =, 10, IL. snd II, Of ra-ges
townships y and ~ Of ra~gsln.
townships 10, -. IL - aid Il. of range n
townships d. II IS. aud u, Of range q
So"h Of tts has, Tine and NJ "a, PRINCIPAL mo
ridiar.
townships I, 2, and s. Of rangeI
townships and z, IF range2
townships I, 2 {, and S, Of ranges
townships l, 5, 4. 5, and 6, OF ranges T. 8 rDds
townships !, 4, ano s. of ranges land 8.
townships s, and 4 Of ranges
townships 2, 5, and 4, Of ranges 10 aud H.
Given under nv hand, at the city of Washing
ton' this twenty eighth day % December, Iste.
Actg Commisso ner General Land Ofhce.
Nnr III I'D. a.
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(yESTlEMEN's DRESSING GowNs-A
~ large and hne assortment OF al styles and cue,
'n'' varying In E eg,Si. LtrI srfEPS CO.
oe3 S22 Pr av., bet 9Th and 10Th sta
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TIE GREEN BOOK.
ylSI PIBl.lShED, 80 pages, price Is cents !,
On SINGLE AND MARKED 700
LlFEi or TIE INSTITUTES OF HXxA
MAhhIAG z; its Intent. Ohiga
ions and Physical aad Legal lis UE/
qualihcauons; the rational tr, at
ment of all private iseases In both sexes, &c To
which Is added poetlnai essay entitled "Cali,yd,
d'dr or the art = having and rearing beautiful and
WELL, Esq. N. ID
Sent FREE. of Postage, by the Publishers, CH.s
Mine Co, Box 1856. New ork. or Dexfss A
To-. wholesale Agents, 113 Nassau street, New
YORK AgentS trGnted .cerytrhere
Also, eR1 Ills. an extract and sample Of the sbov.
EMIT ed: pr. CULVERWE on
tne Idtionai treatment of SPermatorrhoa aud pri-
Nate diseases generally, detailing the means hy
with lEvallds may Gfcctuslly euro themselves
without the use Of dangerous medicines nd az hut
little expense To themselves. Sent free hy mail In
secure envelope. on the receipt Of one stamp 70
prepay postage, by addressing
CHAS. KLINE a. CO,
de Stitch III Box 1856, New York CITY
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USEFUL PRESENTS !.

USEFUL PRESENTSi
USEFUL Presents are always most acceptable.
That fact being settled, the next is THAT 70 buy
We name-Set Of Ivory -handle Knive, and Forks,
CANT csses Of Needles, cases Of Rods scissors,
Plated Spoons and Forks, Pito hers, 10, TO- But
TIE liberty of directing you 70 No. $50, opposite
Brow.'s Hotel, who're you can buy the above and
beosnse We buy and sell for Dash.
deN GRIFFITH 4 SHIELDS, Importers
52O MCKINNEY I.ANsDALE, sOO
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-cssh oapitsi and
supplies $4,000, peeIlyi and correspondence Of
Os0Oo,oO0. 1osses equitsb J adjusted and Sromptiy
lid. O1ee No. so III stIect, near D. as
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rOLBMAN's EUTAw HOUSE,

- BALTIMORE.
c bEn %, III ia Ia'e OF ING nrm q
and more recently of the st. Nicholas yEAAy
Hotel, New S9rk, has, IL eonnecnon With 4c:kk11
charge of the above vel known house for a term
OF years Many important alterations And improve
merts have been made, rendering 1t first class in
every respect.
The location of this house is convenient to trav-
elers and Citizens the city passing constant
70 al points, and the Baltino.e and OHIO and
Washington depots being IN close proximity.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be made nth families
or single gentlemen for Board. (either full par
TIA
They will continue the International Hotel. al
Niagara Falls, New York. in the same sum ptuou
manner that has made 1t popular with the travel.
Ing public during the past season. de 23-Sm
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CENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS OF
grades of Silk, MerinO and Lambs Wool Under
shirts and Drawers.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
de 322 Pa. ev.. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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NorE-Unde the regulations Of the department,
ae hers totore and now existing pay inert 10
maze Tor advertising proclamatlons except 20 ouch
publishers as specially oNfhOrze ed o. publish by
the Commissioner Of the General Lsnd Office.
in a-lav9w -
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHILATOh
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
|. BoffLIs IL, Is and 30 cents I'D one dollar
IHE 6REATEsT DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNEe CURE-ALL should be res,
In all families in case Of accidents or sudden siof
ness as II eauently curos in less time than IL re
cures to get Phy sicisn.
cures pain In any part Of the system and In sec
externally 6nd internally.
NJ As the frequent changes Of tho weather bro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limb,
And Body; also, stu Neok.evey person should
Sinevs, Blood and Bones; apd by its warming cleo
IomaEnsto power sxpss oil pain from the system
HSRsSEs P }gG SsEs csSYYE kp u, Sr H4sTs
GHERRY-it - the best Cough Syrup in the
Hyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'sANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto
H1ch and Bowels, carrying Of al Bile and Foul 30
The above medicines 70 be had At ell Drue Store.
u Washington city; KIDWELL CISSETT NJ
tt-r
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METZEROTT's SCHOOL PLANO, PIANO
rented for hive Years, And kept in tune fres
OF charge. Cal and examine, at the ma icttt w
store OF w. q. METZEkOTT.
one % octave Chiokering, slmost new, for sifS
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III H3oD has OR hsnd 3 l.sEe stock Of 6n,
Tsatsd Ioodai eisti:Is. 3. Sc fSs1 s'' - as s
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CAUTIoN NQneot.N Sss sGABS aof:, cord,.l.
Buehu; Hospitals, Instruments or RInge-shun
them ~, ana, disposed TO profit by perenoe,
write Tor my private Circular on
,, sPkKhia1 Oik kHCEA Its CURE.
WITH stamp enclosed, address, in perfect oonb-
denoe your friend. former sufferer, merely super-
sorlolng Bog is6, CharlestOwn, Mass.
Je Ia D& WHY
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OCBANSTEAMERS' SAILING BAYS
Ceiling OFF!

- SELLING OFF,
p OSr Whole stock Of rich Fancy and Black Sill
kau, Al W ool DE. alnes, and French MerInOs In
Iact, - winter Dress Goods at COST for cash viii
souSg To- STOCK OF hrst class Staple Goods at re-.
dupel Prices IN order 10 reduce our stock
III we invite purchasers to call before nakinx
their selections elsew here, ~ 'i"Aihs
l. w. COLLEY & CO.
% fth street, above Pa ay
A "A SUBSTANTIAL PRESENT
"A FINE Chicksrng Sons Plane or NJ,
dson; QuItar. Violin, ACCORDION, Flutina. Ban;o
Tsmborins. Harp, or Music o1noo
de- JOHN =. ELLIS. Pa av.n,s
Fl O. HOOD has Just flushed a large lot q
H. standard lLVER-WARE-Inanya article,
Veil adapted for holiday presents and n rem.rsh
"N o'IcS- No IN ~ Az DO u
NEW PHoToSRAAPPa
n"~ '.a Ns.s 4ss,x sn.s.
AsSBBkE99TF {{RREEss:,
only 5 cents.
Pat up IN handsome sas~
FB3oFF89sskkAAPPHHss, .
only One Dol ar
Tor tas first copy, and . cents
ANN p,cr,,p,s Tor each subsequent Nc
taken In any weather.
$50 Penneylvanis svenue, near Sd strae<
~ Sly
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

DR.. ]. C. AVER co..,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICK, 81 PER BOTTLE; SIX BOTTLES FOR SS.
.E4-sold BY J. d. GILMAN Warrington; r. g. r. CIa-
SELL George and By all Druggists every whore.
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NorE.EUnder the regulations of the department
made for advertising proca nations except to such
publishers as are specially authorised to publish hy
the Commissioner of the General Land Ofioe.
no Is laNlSW
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For sale by the usual agents In every city and by
the druggists In Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria. no 8-eoIy
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- FORM OF QUARANTINE.
The undersigned, --of=, IN the State of
:. ard -, of-,in the State Of, hereby
guaranty that in case the foregoing bid Of.
for the tubular boilers ard appendages therein
named be accepted he or they win, within ten days
named or navy agent designated, execute the CEN
tIact Tor the sane, with good and suf6eIent sure
tes and in case the said - shall fail In enter
into contraot as aforesaid, we guaranty to make
ksou Ihe difference between the offer of the said
signatures Of the two suarsntors)
w.. GR::
hereby certify that the above named are
known % me As men OF property, nd able to make
Date. II
10 se algned by tbs United States District Judge
Agait. A. ~ 81 L.osJ
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
DLEsD.

On Friday, the 92d met, Mrs CHAaLorrF
$ Y ATsoM, wife OF Dr.. " II WatsoI,. Of
Bedford, in the 46th year ot her age
The 'ferea,sd was fef mauY years member
q Lllc Prrsby teriau Church, and adorned her
profession bS consisicn, christian life. Her
pietg simple aad nua6trusiye, but deep
seated su'! earnest. She loved the s4netuery
aud the ordinances Of the l,orri's tiouse. So
eial, family anu secret prayer, we're highly
priced aieaus Of grace, and she donored de
sacred sord through which God salcti4ies his
people Her fasori!e chapters in the gospels,
aud the Psalm which % !tuthiully portrayed
her own experience, joyous and sad, viii te,
- her beisayed family, sacred mcmentces of
her trusting prty
La socia intercourse sle was courteous and
stfsble, and her conversation was characterized
by great EFndepce. charity, snd christian be-
"eyplence. Hence sho WAS not ONLY the light
and jay of happy .beine, but she stood high
ia the erteen and affections Of al who knew
her
Hei last moments we're peaceful. She lad
sieadtast trust 10 Jesus, and eoufdingg
committed her soul into his hands ~ The
morning ,nn struggling through the clouds
winch gathered above her native hills, her sun
OF life went down, but ouly to rise in the ph-
clouIed splrn,ior Of eternal day.
large eoneourse oil relatives and friends
followed her remains to their las, resting
place. The funeral services were held on the
Sabbath morning sitter her decease, the morn
ing Of that day which commentaries the ga
ylof's resurrection, and is type Of tRat re.t
which remalnesh t9r tho people OF God n
would not have you TO BE ignorant, brethren
concerning lhem which are a.leep that se sor-
row not, even otLers which have no hnpe
For # He believe that Jesus died au,l rose
again, ersn 20 them also which sleep in Jesus
will God hing with him. Con-
On the 30th ult., in Bedford Tp., NARY f
bEEeI-E laughter Of Samuel Beegle, aged
- years, months an.! 9 days
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ITO FOR SALT RIVER !!
Cheapest, quickest and 5fsi route up SAT- Rave,
eper daScouered

Cheapest, quickest and 5fsi route up SAT- Rluer
eper dascoryed !
We beg leave to inform our Democratic
friends ana Tho public generally, that we have
fitted up the exoallent steamship, "Sham De-
mooracy," tor he purpose Of carrying passeu-
gers up Salt River. Her rooms ere large and
we'll furnished, her table will be supplied with
all the Injuries Of life, and her side-board With
the choicest Of liquors, il short we fat,er cur
selves that We will favO one of the most pleas :
ant trips ever EuaWa.
We invite moi only Democrats, but also Bell
and Egereits, Abolitionists, Disunions,s, Fu-
sionist, Gonfusiooists, Office seekers, aud oil
who are opposed Il the Biaos Republican party.
Come one core al, go with Us and We will do
you good we viii form one grand Fusion and
defeat the Black Republicans, from one end OF
tue United States 10 tbs other
JAMES BUCHANAN,
J. c. BREGKINRIDGE,
s. A. DOUGLAS,
H. D. ROSTER, &. co,
PropFiotors.
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rHn PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.

THE PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.
Fte election on Tuesday, throughout the
country, was one Of these sublime affairs
which are scarcely understood in Europe, and
euese the whole world the selection Of the
Chief Magistrate Of a mighty patton Of over
80, GOO 600 gf people. without revolution or
blcodsbed Sufficient is known for us to an
uonnce tic fact that Abrahum lincoln and
Hannibal Haiulin are elected President and
Ylee President, 10 their election, sectional
,sis aud disuQion are defeated and the COZ,
ssfgntiyo feeling Of iho couatry has gloriously
ir.umphe', AMI kept the election out of the
House, BY which the country would have been
ait4ied fill ibe 4th Of March That Mr. Lin-
coin viii mike an able and patriotic Presi-
dent, and ,speot the rights Of sll sections Of
she country, all hope and believe.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
KFDyAPPER CAUGHT

We stated in our last taat a httl5 eolored
gmI, abon, six years old, daughter Of George
Love, had been kidnapped, about SIX niles
south of this place in Cumberland Vslley
Township, on yesterday two weeks ago. II,
appears that William Hemn,ing Of Cumber
land Valley, took he child to the Cumberland
Jail the nezt day, for safe keeping, stating to
the Sheriff d Allegheny County, Nd, that
the mother Of the child was runaway, that
.;he child was caught, and that the tnolher was
expected to % caught elsa,in short 'inle, and
thst toe owner would call Tor il, Il IS sup
posed that Hemming had cepiederase who
vas to represent himself ss the owner of the
ehIld. EIem,ning was arrested on last Friday
IN Cumberland, aud j. nos in the Jail Of hat
City awaiting rcqai.i'iou Of the Gogerucr of
Pennsylvania. lie will doubtless GO, several
yeaes in Allegheny city.
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y. ovER- EeiitoE and Proprietor.


The election Is nov over and the Republicans
hsye heeu successful. We have been at considera-
Bile expense during the campaign, and would like
debtors to antig ap. The crops have been good,
snd they have no excuse for not paying US. For
the last six or nine months We have not got in
money enough carry on our printing establishment
and have bad To run several hundred dolars in debt
for d>ing SO. VIII not our subscribers now pay usl
4 great many awe Us for advertising, particularly
Estate printing. The approaching Court will afford
many an opportunity to pay us, and We hope none
OF onr friends will come to town without preparing
themselves to settle With Us. aud thpse not coming
Will please send the amount of their indebtedness
by friend or by letter. We are 10 earnest in This
matter
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

DUFr's MKRcAN4ILE JoLLgGa, Prrrs-
Euaa Tae Senior Principal Of this titne-
bonored establishment is the autlor Of Duff's
2ysten Of Bookkeeping, sanctioned. By the
American Institute and Chamber Of Com
merce Of New York as the best in use. as
merchant, author, IS an accountan, and
as an Instructor, bis lectures bring student.
over 1900 miles past numbers o. other col
ieges. The Junior Principal Is equally dig
tlngaished as penman. Sose OF his eouiri-
butons 10 our Feirs were neS designs and re-
laarkable performances. The estufn Fir-
ginia, Western Pennsylvania aEd the Penusyl-
vania State Fairs awsvded hi,l eight frst class
premiums over oil conpestsors, viz: For Busi-
ness writing, Recording hand, Text hay4de, Or
nsniental letterieg, Zen drawing aud Card
writing, proviug his superiority 10 every branch
81 ihs paamao's art, Pits Gazette
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BLAIR COUNTY NORMAL sCKsO0H.
ARD sEE1IHARY,
MARTINSBURG. BLAIR co. PA
r. J. OSBORNE, A. B.
j. ". DICKERSON. III

EfiiIS institution win commences its frs. sessio,
with an able ara experienced corrs Of fDs,r,ic
tors On Monday, Nov. 5t5., 1850. Ne expense ma !,
bee" spared IN making il thorough and complete in
every department
he school building is constructed and furnished
ipoli the most approved modern plans, and is one
o, me test Ia the State. II contains hall capa
oie "i seating 300 Adults with office music rooms
sufficient for school of 800 pupils
Tie schoolis is located in region of country nm
e1eelied for IT'S beauty and heaithfalness, AID IL
surFoDndcd by moral ana industrious com2,rrf
Is.
fAe distance to Cove Station, Huntington and
Broad Top Z. X. is six niles; 10 HoiiiaFsl,ure
Station, Pa. Il. h. T. miles with daily stages from,
The latter Aad trl-weekly from the former; thus
maNhg II easy Of access from sll parts of the
country The objects OF tho SCHOOL, -
lst. Ihe Professional Training Of Teachers
Ind ha thorough Education OF youne ladies'
and gentlemen in The English ana ornsm eats
Branches
3d Fhe preparation Of Students for College
Iae teaehing Glass will meet daily for lectures
on the Theory and Practice Of Teaching, recitation
rom standard work on the subject, or discussion
oi Methods of Teaching by the class
students who desire 70 do SO may prepare TO en-.
Ter toe higher classes in college.
Ladies will have separsfe boarding house and
will be uader the immediate supervision Of M ex-
peTenced Preceprress
Instruction given 70 all the branches taught IN
the best Academies ani Seniaar;ss.
hole expens5. exclusive Of Ornamental bran
caes,l for boarding, tution furnished rooms, room
rent, and fael siiS.0o year,
For circular. with flil particulars. address
Ed. OSBORNE. or J. ". DICKERSON.
Pa
Nov .. 1850.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

Our friend, D. j. CHAPMAN, ESQ, of Phil
a4elpbia, has the thauks Of our people general
ly, for keeping US posted up on Tuesday night
and Wednesday morning, on tie election news.
One dispatch Of bis read thus: "Whilo you
have nothing else TO do, propose three cheers
for the next President abraham Lipooln. -
The cbeers we're given with right good will,
and three more for D. J. Chapman. Here,
our over the result, D. J. G.
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EHgJZZA EEUZXA!!
zllSyz1 Z

sFRAYH1E) awg from the Bedford Ga
sette office, ON the eening of the 9Th inst. q
large black and Wite "spotted" Rooster. of
the Locofoco .specBs. 1t is supposed that
he has either takenrefiage at VVasl,ingfon
with his former owner, Gen. O.. w. Bow
man, or that 'tElas sane old Coon" has made
an endeof him. A " information concern
ing his whereabout, will be thankf div re-
ceived.
Nov. 9, 1860.
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JACOB REED

u Tow continue the Business on the cash ana
produce system, Ite viii do business On the
Taie han ever--he does .ot wish n .l,sre. -
eHd pro'ap' customers, with the losses occa.ior,a
by "oh-p4!ins custom ers--Ilerefore Cash or Pro-
auce, w;ii govern his trade lie now invites his
Trends and eustoinyrs 10 call and Examine bis
spie44la no" goods --they viii be shown with
,.aaL eietjug aud 4an,,--DRY GOODS. HATS
GAPS, CLGIHIN SHOES, QUEENSFARE.
GAOtHkIES ard 81 coods krut IA . seas-oI
store Indies can here fad all ;fley want ,r dress
or comfort lfelLisbss need 60 no father, come
and examine f3r yourselves.
Nov 8, le6D.
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Dissolution of Partnership,

FT'HE late firm Of j. REED & CO., has been
a'ssoiFed ny mutual consent, and the books
sf the firm, VITA those OF the late firm of Read s.
hna'ich, have hcrn loft IN the hands Of their At
torney J. Z Reed, and these Of Jacob Reed, fog
Setfemsht qs9 Collection, and all concerned desiiBe
TO save costs, must call Immediately and max.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

GREAT PREsH EF.-The late food was the
most disastrous that has occurred in Bedford
County since 1Sa7 It is estimated that the
loss Of this county in corn. fences, &C., has
been about $4,000.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

in the above counties where curtin had 17,0l6
majoFity Lincoln has 81 800 over the Reading
tieket-a gain Of 44.4s4. Lipcoln's majority over
the Reading ticket viii be from eighty to one hun
dFed thousand He Will probably have forty or
fifty thousand over sil.
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GLOaIOIiS VICTORY /
REPORTED HsJoRirIes ron pREsDFy1

The following are the reported majorities in
slls County for President. l. will be seen
thai Lincoln has clear majority in the Ccun
ty. There were about rs Bell votes, and
about dozen straight Dougl.s votes, which
We have placed with The Democrats. Tie
Reading iieket is b~ateu over 250. We will
publish lie efEioial vote nexs week
Lincoln All Opposition.