The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-04-05

bower Justice OF the Peace, John Sparks
Constable, William Sparks; Assessor, Wilson
Nc Daniel Assistant Assessors, A. J. MoIgart,
w. F. Woy Auditors, B. Hughes, D. Sparks,
A. Weaverlng School Directors, John s.
Morris, w. F. Woy Supervisors, Geo. Bot
tom6eld, w. F. Wcy.
Snake Spring OF Election, Jacob
S. Ritchey Inspectors, John Shus, w. Deter
ick; Constable, David Jamison Assessor,
James NJ. Arms,rong Assistant Assessors, John
Snyder, NJ, Lutz School Directors, Aaron
w hetstone, Daniel Harshberger Supervisors,
Jonathan BottomfelG, Adam Shafer Auditor,
J. w. Skillington.
ScheIsburg Judge OF Election, Henry
Culp Inspectors, Geo Beinigh, Jacob Koontz !;
Assessor, John Kemery Assistant Assessors,
Henry Horn, A. J. Snlvely Constable, John
Otto; Supervisors, Joseph Baughman, Jacob
Dull Auditor, Peter Dewalt School Direc-
tors, John Mortimore, w. Y. Poorman, a.
P. Hamaker, J, z, Frazier Town Clerk, Ad-
am Dull.
Southampton Judge of Election, Hezeki-
ah Roland Inspectors, James Northcrai:, La
ban Johnson Assessor, AItemas Bennett !;
Assistant Assessors, John Robson, Jared
Hanks Constable, John Cavender Supervi-
sors, Michael Miller, Daniel TeweI Auditor,
Christopher Miller.
ST. Clair.-Judge of Election, Samuel CLARK;
Inspectors, Thomas B. Smith, David Ickes !;
Constable, Thomas w. McCreary Assessor,
VIM, Oster Assistant Assessors, G. C. Davis,
H. B. Mock School Directors, William Kirk.
Henry tBeckIey Supervisors, Benjamin H.
Walker, Robert KuItz Auditor, \. f. Wright;
Town Clerk, NJ. Marshall
Union.-Judge OF Election, Ferdinand
Ritchey Inspectors, W. w. Llmburn, Levi
Ritchey Supervisors, John James, John
Rtchey Constable, John w. Fickes School
Directors, Thomas ]. Croyle, Moses Gochen-
our Auditor, Thomas Oldham Town Clerk,
a. P. Moorehead Assessor, w. F. Moore
head Assistant Assessors, NJ Mock, Samuel
Shaer.
Woodberry .M.-Judge Of Election, Cyrus
Over ;Tnspectors, David Mckee, Franklin Hart
man Justice of the Peace, Jacob Brenniman :;
Constable, Samuel Carmack Supervisors,
John Longenecker,.. Jr., Jacob Kyfer Assessor,
Frederick Kaufman Assistant Assessors, Jos.
Long, Thomas Johnson Auditor, E. F. Barnet.
WoOdberry S.-Judge. Of Election, Samuel
Zimmerman INSPECTOR. Geo. w. Boyer, Da-
vid Kegarice Assessor, Alexander Holsingpr
Assistant Assessors, L. T. Biddle, H. Way
Const able, Romas Watson School ess~etors,
John GOrdoSJ. B. Ktgarice, S. wyant
Auditor, Adam Haderman.
....W We refer our readers 10 the advertise
ment of Messrs Mair g. Dawson dealers in
Saddlery and Trimmings, Pttsburg, which will
b. found in this weeks Gazette. Their house is
the oldest and largest in Pit:sburg, and We can
recommend their stock as not TO be surpassed
anywhere.
....The line Of coaches between this place
and HollIdaysburg has been purchased by Tho
mas G. Reighard and the fare reduced to $2.5c.
Mr.; Reighard will shortly make great i'm
provements on bis accommodations of travel.
49,. .GRADUATED.-At the recent Com
mencement OF the Jefferson Medical College.
Philadelphia, the degreee of Doctor of MedI-
cine was conferred upon 1877 gentle men, stu
dents OF that institution. Among the names of
the graduates we find that Of DR.. James D. No
bic, OF this county. We learn that DR.. N.
passed very creditabIe examination.
80. The influence of the nominal editor of
the Inquirer is powerful, indeed. His candi-
date for the Post Office, though worthy young
man, received but seven votes. It seems that
the candidate for whom he takes stand. is in
vaTiably doomed TO be defeated.
| What is the difference between par and
current funds, on note OF $7l ? Is il
$l.75, Gazette p Inquirer.
AT present discount being at per cent? it
would be SLAP. When your famous share
was made, discount was % per cent and then
it would have been Sl.77. Did you ever hear
ofa branch of study called Arithmetic
| DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHs.-The Democrats p
| iect two Of the four Congressman m Counecti.
cut. In the last Congress, the whole delega-
ton was "Republican." The "Repulicans'
elect the GoVernor.-The .4nti- Republican
ticket has been elected in ST. Louis. bv
5000 majority, Republican loss of 5000 +.
| The whole Democratic ticket is successful in
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Question Of Abandoning Fort