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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-06-07
BEDFORD INQUIRER.
The I,socaa.,....o.. % i..e aueen

Fhe Proclamation of ssle Quecn "a
ssssEa; nli-
MN Ya81 Ais4 IN The sfe#a,.nia i sna
ha- attsei. 'l'ae i..iiepiae IS It's pr,.rla,ns
tloa Qi~sn Eieiefia Il fsl4,ien 20 he
Amerl.s
mr. ~ s4 ars hrnig q. reeee ~ h sil
the sogere4t i1grs~ apd ii IS; anil srferf-
as, hostliaIes GIVE un hfppiiy cpmplcuced be-.
tSeen the Gogetnment Of The United States
a'q certaln States styling themselves the Con-
teeerate States of America: and uhtTeaS, We
oeing AZ peaee with The Government of the
United States, have declared our royal deter
mnat'on 70 mslutain strict and impsriial
neutrality between The said eentendino psriies.
We therefore haze thought ct, by and ~itb the
advice OF our Privy Council, 10 issue our roy
a. Pfoeifma ION aRJ We hereby warn all Gus
loving sn']scts, aud al persons whatever eu-
tltl "a {" oar protection. that il ang of them
eiiAii presume, 10 contempt of this proelama-
non ahd OF eur high disuleasure, TO 10 any
ict p derogafion Of this duty, as s.bjeeis of
t-heifai soyefeign in said contest. or 10 Fiola-
ZION or confirmation OF the law ef Us,ons.
aaa more especially ny entering the Military
ssrVice OF either ot the conteujing parties as
commissioned or non n-comtpissio1,ei iheers or
soiaseis, or by serving Ulcers, sailors. ~
narioes on board Of any ship, ar sessel-of. war,
or transport a., or in the service IF either OF
the coniendins Parties, OF By engaging to or
gong to any place beyend the seas, with the
intent to eD'is, or engage 10 any such service,
Of o} procuring, or attempting to prac0rc,
within her " iesiy's dominions at home or
abroad, Others to do 80; or by Citing out,
afniins or eqaippDg, any Ship or vessel, 10 be
employed as a ship-of-war or privateer, or
transport, ~ either OF the coniending parties,
Or by breaking, or endeayoring to break, any
oiockade lawfully aud actually established by
or on bshtif ot either Of the SAID eoatendihg
parties, or By carrying ofH;ers soldiers, des-
Patctes, ms military stores or materials, OF
any article considered anl deemed to be con-
tratand Of war, according to law, or the MOD
ern usage OF na'ions. tor he use of either Il
the said soRteading plrties. al parties 50 Of
Tending will lacur sul be liable to tue several
p6naliies and penal Consequences by the said
statute, OF by the law Of nuliens in tha! be
half ifnaasca.
And we do hereby declare that all our sub
jecis, and persons entitled To our pro lection.
who may misconduct themselves IN the prem
ises, will d" so at their peril and Of iLer own
wrong, end theF Will in uowise obtain aoy pro-
tseuon from us against auy liabilities or penal
consequences bat sill, ou the contrary, incur
our dlspleasure by such niscondnet.
dIven at Rightnond Plrk, May Ii, 1861
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lid Ter lie Parents Of Col. ElIswcrlh.

NasRiNqraN, May 25.-A meeting of The
lsletess = tae l.tc Col. ELLSWORTH was held
. u 4 a'8 oiel. tonight, to start collar
snlassif1sen tar The benefit of bis parents, who
sre ssia b. foor, aud who have lost their
asin peeuplar} suPport by the death Of their
thls soll.
highly respectable and intelligent class of
people frcm different sections Of the Union
assembled. Hon. N. L. BANKS, Of Chic. go
late Of Massachusetts,, was unanimously insi-
ted TO act As GhsiVmau, and accepted. He
made few appropriate remarks upon taking
the cha~
4 subscription paper was opened, and near
y i've hundred dollsrs was subscribed, no man
lar.
hr~ JoAN JAcoB AsToa WIS named as
tfeaAar'r OF III ihe eommit tees appointed in
ibe eeFeral oites of tbs North and West Sho
are requested 70 repor, TO ber.
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LATER FROM FORT PlCKENs.

.9rTtrai Of Lieut.. SiemmsT at .yeU Y ork.
.Aew York, My 20. The steamship Phil
adelphIa has arrived from Fort Pickens, which
she left on the 14tb, coming hume via Tortu-
gas aud Key West. She brought Lieut.. Slem-
mer, bieu:. Gilman, and the command of the
forner, with twelve women and children aud
twelve mechanics. Everything was quiet at
Fort Pickens. The feet was ready TO coop
crate with Col. Brown, the commander Of the
for. and were intercepting all the inward
bound vessels. The feet consisted of the
Sabine, Brooklyn, Powbatsu and Water Witch,
while the Mohawk was at the east end Of
Santa Rosa Island, 10 prevent vessels OF light
drought entering by The eastern channel.
Lieut. Slemmer's company appear much
worn aud several have the seurvy, while 9TH
ers are suffering fIom attacks induced by over
exertion for the want Of proper food.
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Sharks AID Wolves.

Large numbers Of the troops who bave gone
10 the seat Of var are poor men. Leaving
families behiud them. The pay Of toe pri7ates
Is Sll per mouth. We belie'e TIC custom "a,
az the end Of every uonth, to give some writ
tcD evidence Of the amount due each msn.-
Bat the troops will not Ia fact be paid under
wo or three mouths from the dsy of being
mustered into the reyvice, aui 50 on from time
10 time.
We are Informed that shoal Of land sharks,
some of them we'll knoEn to putlc fame, have
entered into q combination to purchase of the
troops their monthly warreuts or certificates
ct an enormous shave say, giving them IS
aad 81 fer SIl. These evidences of debt
are as geod as gold. They will be paid with
reasonable promrtness. The necessities Of
'hssa luen are great. Fhsy may be compelled
10 allow tLomsolves to be aevoured By these
sharks, unless patriotic individuals, who scorn
to levy blaeklnil upon patriotism, viii take
measures for purchasing these evidences at =
ialr value, aud thus save the soldiers of the
country frcW falling victims 10 the cupidi,y
ot class Of peculaiors who prowl about the
Aups,ths Uonmissariat's aud the QI4rtermas.
tsrd depot. as wolves prowI over a battlefield
amer dap Of caFnage.--T Y. Tribune.
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Notice TO TresspasSerS.
MiSTEk'S Sale.
OF REAL ESTATE.
june J, 1851

Samuel Yondersrnith In the Court Of Common
VS.. Pleas, Bedford County,
William Lyon. Pa, November Tern, 1850
Whereas az the aforesaid Term Of the said
Court, Judgment was entered agains: the defendant
in the above entitled cause, to the effect that said
defendant should payrcertain sums of money in
manner and torn specified IN the verdict; said
Judgment being for the balance of the purchase
money for certain real estate; and
Whereas. at the April term of said court, A.
D., 1861, the undersigned was appointed Master in
Chancery 10 sell said real estate, unless the said
defendant aforesaid should pay the portion of said
sum which was due and payable on or about the
22d day Of May A. d 1861, with interest.
Now, therefore, default having been made in
said payment aforesaid. |, by virtue OF said ap-
pointment, will sell on the premises on Saturday
the 29th day of June next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day, all the right, title, and In
terest, OF William Lyon, the aforesaid defendant,
in and to the following described property. to wit
To thirty three (33) acres or less, OF forming
land, mostly cleared and under cultivation, said
land being in Bedford Township and near the
Borough of Bedford, and bounded Sy lands Of
Shuek's heirs, of VIM. NJ. Hall, Esq, of Samuel
Vonderssnith, and by other lands of Wm- Lyon,
Esq, and now in possession of said Defendant
aforesaid to the highest aud best bidder for cash.
JOHN E. McGIRR,
Bedford, May 81, 1861. Master, Sxe.
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Fl8iic siLH
sCF VARIABLE
REAL ESTATE.

sl riFtae of aH older ct tag orphsns Court o.
- Bedford amy. th+ undersigned viii offer al
public sale, eu The lrt misses ia Monroe Township.
fm
SATURDAY, 18TH JUNE, NEXT,
al tie following described real estate, viz:
$50 acres of lad. adj ining Henry Wheissoar,
Bernard Means heirs, Bcraard Stecknan an sguti
side II Tas>ty's Mouutiin ansi hayiag thereon
escc!cd log Icpse AHl shop, sbou: / acres
thereof eetF.d and nader felcr.
ALSO
10 acrs being Iari oi another tract (tle nIaisun
tract) anil a~j3iuing tie lb1Ye-tlout - acres
thereof cleared, All lining Henry hetstoae. Ber-
nard Mems heirs aud others
Terms made snoB ON ity Of SD.
.. r. SHAN NO'..
AamiHs.rator oi D,n'I II sa.s decd
May II, is6l.
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Commissioner,

Ma. EDIToR You are authorized to announce.
the name Of Mr.. Henry p. Diehl. Of t,olerain
Township, as a candidate for the oiEoe of Comfy
Commissioner, subject TO the decision Of the Re-
puhiicaa County Convention. MANY.
Mr. EpfToR - You are authorized to announce
the name Of Joseph s. Riddle, Esc., Of UiioD
Township, candidate for the Office Of Couut,
Commissioners, subject to The decision % the Re.
pulliean County Convention. MANY
Lieut.. Wm. K,eas Of Bedford Township, will be
candidate for tine nomination ol Commissioner,
sulJeet o the declsion Of tic Republican County
Convention. MANY
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10! FlR TIE WAR;
y "a Q O u 1 u II ID
Bedford. Pa.

DETAIL DEALER in Dry Goods, Carpets,
II Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. g assHare, Qneens-
ware, Groceries, and in fact, every article necessary
for the comfort and happiness of bis numerous
friends. Just opening, neF and fresh goods bought
at panic prices and viii be disposed Of ST the lowest
living rates fer cash. The war is naugnrsted, and
Irices only viii be asked, but war terms, TO
wit; CASH. Call and see for yourselves.
SILKS, extra quality, good styles Of dress Silks,
low and high priced.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Challes, Delajnes,
Bareges, Lawns, Pol de Chevres. Chintzes and
Barege Robes, Shawls, Calieoes, Muslins, Summer
Cloths, Cottonades, at surprising prices for cash.
MEMS WEAR, Fire and Fancy Cloths and
Cassimeres. jeans and Linen Drills.
HOSIERY, taiies'. @en'S and chldFenls; also,
Gl9yes Cnllsrs Is nj stitched Handkercheis.
GRpe E%tiS, Csf =, r,r. White aud brown
eFackers- nlelass,.s sni Ssfa3s low ior cash.
= y hsarFier q Hats @h'i aas. Fuf, Six, Wool
aud Straw.
iust bring on your Cash. aud gon shall not go
away divsiTiastrd.
May =. 1851.
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For Sore, Weak, Iadqmsd E,es and Egelids


For Sore, Weak, Intlqmsd Eyes and Eyelide.
A true specific. and invaluable remedy has been
at last discovered DR.. iiumphIe.s argues tiat
these affections invariably result from a constita
tional disease, of which the local affection is only
the onward manifestation. HeTcr, HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC OPHTuALMY
PILLS are only taken internally, and yet cure the
worst forms Of obstinate sore eyes and cyelids
which have resisted all other treatment. All cases
Of sore and ufi tm d eyes snd eyelids or failing
weak OF defective sight, viii be Iromtly benefited
and the cure of the worst cases is only questiop
Of time.
Price, 80 cents, with directions
n. IA tub SIT of BuXPRREYs' HoHKoPA THlu
SPECIFICS with Book of Directions, aud twenty
tiitfereRt Remedies, u Urge vials, morocco case
S5i do. ia plain case, s. +; case Of fifteen boxes
and book, 81.
These Remedies, by the single hog or case, are
sent by mad express. free of CHARGE ~ any adj
dress, on receipt of the price. Address
DR.. HUMPHREYS X Co,
No 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by II. c. Reamef, Bedford Pa.
May TO- 1861.
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COL. Ellis a ORTH'S LAST LETTER.
The following letter, directed to Col. Els
worth's parents, was written by him the night
preceding tha visit to Aexandria, gbich re-
suited in bis death Il seems from its tone
as if TIE gallant soldier must have been i'm
pressed with tie fact that he expedition would
result fatally to himself:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ZoUAyEs, CAMP
LINCOLN, WASHINGTON, May 23.- .Hg Dear
FatheT and .@iothes: The re gitnent is ordered
to move across tho river tonight We have
no means Of knowing what reception we are
to meet With. ! am inclined to the opinion
that our eDtTanee to The city of Alexandria
will be holly contested, as am just informed
a large force have arrived there to-day.
Shonli this happen, my dear parents, il may
be my LOT to be injured in some manner.
''Whateyer may happen. cherish the con-
ISOLATION that was engaged in the performance
of sacred duty; and tonight, thinking over
the probabilities of the morrow and the oc
currences of the past, am perfectly content
to accept whatever NY fortune may be, conf
dent that He who noteth even the fal! of a
sparrow will have somo purpose even in the
fate Of one like me.
" Ny darling and ever-loved parents, good
bye. God bless, project aud care for you.
ELMER
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SEIZURE OF Ala TIE TELE.
GRAPE OFFICES ~ TIE NORTH!

Al precisely 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon
tae 20tb, ty order of the Government, des~
cent was made by the United States Marshals
upo'' eUerg considerable ekegraph gfce hrougt-
oui The free states. and the accumulated DIS
patches Of ne twptpemoah pqsf ugere se,zei.
iae object was 70 obtain evidence of the op,
era'loHs OF the Southern Rebels with their.
Northern aecompIces. which the confidential
kilograms passing between them could most
certainly furnish. TIE seizure IN aE the pria
e/Pts cities were mule al precisely TIE sans
time, 50 as to pTevoEt the destruction Of evil
dence which might have followed the receipt
OF warning from aug particular point. The
wbele matter vas managed With he greatest
secrecy, and so we'll planned, that the project
was complete saeeess. 3 tai, bnl lBIuel-
YER the Government haa obtained possession
Of mass Of evidence Of the greatest impor-
tauee, 10 New York city alone The dispatch
es in the hands Of tho Federal officers amount
to many thousands, aud include, Of course,
Information 10 regard 10 the purchase of arms.
ammunitlon, and equipments, purchase aud
outfit OF vessels, diplomatic and financial ar
rangsments, the negotiation of Rebel loans,
toe purchase and, ,reaehery of army and Davy
effisers. the secret plans for dividing the peo-
pie Of the North, the progressive operations
OF the Government toward suppressing the
rebellion and every imaginable species of tes-
tlmony.
Tbs is one Of the most salut,ry aud most
successful of the war
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PUBLIC SALE
OH ViUiBLE REAL ESTATE,

Wy virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court OF
A1 Bedford County, there viii be sold, at public
vendue, the premises, at tine late residence Of
John Black. decd, on the 25th day of June, next,
one tract of frstTate patented land, situate in
Napier Township, Bedford County, containing ls9
acres and lSo perches nett, with good dwelling
honSe, large size, and tenant house, a good bank
barn nearly new, well finished and painted, and
other out buildings thereon erected about I20 acres
cleared land, and all in coed state Of cultivation
with two apple orchards thereon, adjoining lands
of James Taylor, Andrew Crisman and others.
The above property is situated on The nort Invest
side of chestnut ridge, A miles from Schelsturg,
well improved and good quality of lime stone
land
Terms of sale Ia to remain in the premises
during the life time of the widow, interest to be
paid her annually-l-S of the balance in hand AID
remainder in equal annual payments.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, on said day,
when due attendance win be given by
J. 4. BLACK.
May "A, 1861 Aam'r.
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Public sale
or
VALUABLE ZEAL BSTlTB.
Public sale

ID virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court OF
ID Bedford Comfy, the undersigned, viii ofi,r at
Public SaIe, en- the premises ia South Woodberry
To Rnship, on
SATURDAY,, 29TH OF JUNE, EsST.,
the following described Real Estate, viz tract
# lanf, ADJ ing David L. Replogle, on the East
David L. Miller, the North and West, and
Christian FYersole, the South, containing sixty
eight acres, more or less. There is an orchard of
choice fruit and good running water upon ths
property-also a Dwelling House aud Blacksmith
shop, thereon erected.
TERMS made known on day Of sale
DAVID T. MILLER.
admir- Of the Estate OF Susanpah Miller, decd
June I, 1861.
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sKlRMlsH AT wlLLIAMspoRT.

GHAMBERsBURa, June L. A slight skir-
mish occurred at Williamsport to-day between
Captain Kennedy's company of the Home
Guard and the Yirginians. Three Virginians
were wounded, bat nobody was hurt Oh ibe
loyalisg side,
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AUDITOR S .y0TICE.

fENHE undersigned appointed auditor IL tie
Il Offshins' Court, 10 distribute the b4l,nce ia
tie hands If John B. Furu~y, adm r Of the estate
Of Andrew earn, deed will attend to tile duties Il
sud appointment Thursday 6th nf June, at
O'Clock, at his ,.lc., in Bedford Borough. here
all interJgted way attend.
JOHN PALMER,
May II. 1864. Anaitor
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PtBLiG SIZE
OF TiLJiBLh Rbih ESTiTB.

gsf virtue Of order # tie Orphans Conrt o.
- Bedford County, tie undersigned, will oil r
for sale on the premises, On
SATURDAY, 18TH JUNE, NEXT,
the following dcscrii,ed re rstate. viz:
A tract OF land containing ~ acres. adj lining
binds Of ID. Snowberger. Martin Mailrr and others.
designated on the dilgrtm attached the proceed
ings ia Partition, on Dr.. Vim. ~ Ret.i's e,tlse
as part &C. AID situate in Middle Hoodberry
Township
TERMS: in hand on cothrtnsfion pfSlie and
baiaice ID TWO 'qHal annual Payments. without IN
te-est. AARON REID
Executor Of Dr. VIA. Is Reel, deed.
Kay Il, 1851.
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Is undesrood that any movement of Gen.
lee -foE throwing rebel forces forward from
NlSnmond IN the direction Of Mannassas gap
o. hsrPer's Ferry, viii immediately be followed
= =, :. IA attack Of Gen. Butisr's forces on Nor
h''hmOud is the aim of Gen. Butler, and it
! teported that he intends to occupy that city
fs TIE 2otS u july.
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Allll0unf&tnEntG.
associate Judge.

We are authorized - announce he name oi Mr..
iliiam tiephalt, Of Bedford Township, as a can.
didste fer the Office Of Associate in ige suiicct 10
tne decision Of The publican County Convon.
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County Treasurer.

re are authorized to ann0nce the name Of Mar.
To Niiturn, of Bedford Borough s q cand. date
Ter Treasurer. sutiret to the decision Of III. Kr-
pBOlicau CoGntv Convention
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bEB GROCHRI.
CcFaer q West Pitt and Jliiana ST.

THE subscriber is opening at this well known
stand, well selected stock Of Cenfectionaries.
Tobacco SegaTs and Groceries. consisting ia part
of coffee, crown, crushed and pulverzed sugars,
refined and golden syrnps, bsking molasses, young
hyson, imperial and black tee, chocolate, scrn
starch and aavoring extracts, ehcase corn brcons,
painted buckets drstIrg. wall, scFpb horse, shoe,
tooth and hair brushes; Ceafeef5aneries such as
plain and fancy candies, ruiied candies and favor
cd lsllies; water, butter and sweet crackers
Foreign fruits, oranges, lemons, figs raiSaas
prnness dates. currants, ctrons, fiberts w4l1uts.
cream NUTS, almonds, pea nuts; Totgceo, congress
ping, sweet plantation, natural leaf, rough aud
ready, Lynchburg, smoaking, superior article,
cut and dry, nc, NC, Cegars, opera, skies. half
Spanish. and variety of other brands. The rub
lie are respectfully invited to give him call.
PiekDics and May parties supplied st very reason
able prices.
All kinds Of country produce taken at the high
est market price.
April %, 1861. : :
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Curtin, who has sent Mr. Ben jtmin Haywood Of
sehuy Kill county to Washington, under the fol-
loving letter Of instructous
FxEoUriyE CHAxBER.
HARRISBURG, May -. 1851.
BESJAmIS HAYWOOD, Esq, PottsvilIe Pa
DEAR SIa IL learned from Genera! Bddle. Adj
jutant General, and my aid, Col Il. Biddle Roberts
that the condition of the Pcnnsy vania troops now
in Washington City was disgracefui to the State
and what is Tnorc important, that the men We re-
actually suffering, both from want Of proper cloth
ing and sense Of shame. Il is, Of course, use
less TO say 10 you how mortified | At such q
condition Of things, and bow determised thu: the
same shel be 81 once remedied SO far as it is IN
my power.
I requested you last evening, TO proceed n once
WASHINGTON city snd take chlrge cf this natter
You viii be Sind enough 70 examine fully into tha
character OF the chatting of every d scriptioa
which has lsan furnished 10 our regiments now
there Ascertain the deficiencies Of every Kind
defect OF material, irregulrity OF color aul faulty
manufacture, and at once telegraph 20 me what is
requisite TO make the 8itn comfortable in any aud
every way. and 70 place th. regiments upon foot
ing, 81 far az comfort, health and the army regu-
ations wll permit, with any IN the service Of the
United States. An agent viii he sent with the
clothing and other equipments, aud il is my desire
that yoo remain IN Washington city. or where yer
the regiments may be- until you see that my wishes
and directions in this respect have been fully car
ried out confidently believed that before this
all these matters had been attended to faithfully
and wen, and can now, while regretfing that my
exertions bad been SO frustrated, only press upon
You energetic and prompt action in this behalf for
the comfort Of cur gallant and patriotic citizens
now in the ranks Of these regiments, aad the pre-
servstion of the State. Yonrs truly,
A. G. CURTIN.
Mr.. Haywood has transmitted repor. To Gov
Curtin, in which full details sre given of the con-
dition of the regiments. The 25th, Col Cake
quartered at the Arsenal and Fort Washington
not badly off. having United States uniforms
The 4th, Col. Harlraut, and the 5th, Col Nc
Doweil, are suffering greatly. The blouses and
pants Of all colors, and made Of damaged
goods Of inferior quality, mostly of fshoddy,"
and some OF ',Ken .ucky isan.' The blankets are
OF the quality Of ice tlankets-nct ct for holses-
The shoes of wretched material. The heels
come of, and they are constantly ripping Many
are almost barefoot. The under clothing is toera-
bic, but taere IS insufficient supply. The re-
port among the troops is that their appearance was
bsd that Gen. Mansfield said they were not fit to
take the field. But, really, AT the kottom they are
IN the bess trim for aghting-oyal. trne uncom-
planning, and making fun of heir miseries in songs
From the above report. it is evident that Gov.
Curtin viii have two duties to perform First, to
remedy the evils eomplained off and second, to.
prevent their recurrence ia future, by speedy and
Iudcions reform in the cpshing department
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.7UDiTOR'S AOTICE.

THE undersigned appointed su ltor l.v the
efpbans' Court, to distribute the bal. ..ce in the
hands - John Sparks, Executor of Dmf nuz-
zaTa deed, viii attend 70 the duties OF said an
poiain Mt at ] O'Clock on Friday Jun- IN. At IS
offce. in Bedford Borough where all inter. Sod
nay att"nd JOnN PALMER.
May IL fs6f An,t,fer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

The and respective Etorsts Of the parties act

Total. 10000 81 0OO,G0
and passed the city Of New Orleans aforesaid
this day month and year first abop0 wr ten, In pgosen o
Gaee r. uer0s snd Antoine Copand witnesses Of lawful age
expressly required and domciaed in this city who hereulto
sign ther with said RppaGrer and me- Notary.
The original signed j. b. GLhWSON and others.
N. t. nUGnGB.
A. C0EAFD.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary ruhlic.
certify the FOREGOING DO copy of the original
tant in my Current Register.
Nav Orleans. 18th June 1870.
EDWARD BARNETT, Rotary Public.
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages In and for the PErh
OF Orleans cees that the foregoing Charter has been TIL
day recorded IN Society Book No 4 folio 4l4.
Rew Orleans, 18th June, 1880
3eAo 1tawt CHAs. nARG&NTFF, Deputy Recorder,