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NOTICE.

II the Court Of Common Pleas of Bedford
County, February Term, 1861.
Application for charter of Incorporation for
tsthe Rector Church Warieus and Vestry men OF
the Church of St. James
Ia pursuance Of he order Of the said Court of
Common Pleas. Notice is hereby given. that
certain persons Of the Borough of Bedford, mean
ing 10 associate together as members of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. have male apr lieation.
hied with the P-othonatary, setting forth that fhe
aie desiFous to acquire and crjey the powers aud
;Lamuaities Of i cooperation CT bsdy polite and
accompanied by q constitution or instrument in
writing specifying tie oijects erJiees conditions
ard nApe lyle sal tile under which they mean to
associate, and that, if sufficient cause be shuEu
TO ie9 CONTRARY tue said court viii, at next term
aeclec and declare that the said pyEsunS shall 10
come and oe a cooperation body polite. under
the name style ana title OF s'the Rector, Church
Warden, and Yestrymen OF Tho Church Of S.
James"
BY order of tie Court
SAMUEL Il. TATR,
April 5, 1881 Pyotbsv
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COURT PRoCLADEAFToN.

E HEREAS Tie Honorable FnAsors NJ. Km-
" MILL President of the several Courts of Coel-
mon Pleas IN the c0Guties composing the 10Th ia
Gleia District, and Justice OF the Courts Of Over
ard Terminer artd Geaeral Jsl Delivery, for the,
trial OF capitol and other oenlers in the said Dis
tries-an4 4, J, NtvELY aud JOHN TAYLoR Es-
qaires, Judges Of the Courts OF Common Pleas
and Justices Of the Court OF Oyer ami Teraliner.
and general Jail Delivery, for the trial of al! cap
tai and oinrr offenders in the county cf Bedford
have iSsucd their preeept and 10 me directed, for
holding a Court Of Common Pleas ard General
Jad Delivery, and Court Of Oyer and Teruiner
at Bedford, On MOI DAY the 29lh dav Of April
inst NoTIeE is tereby given 80 all The Justices of
the Peace, the Coroner and Constlblrs wirhin the
Ssid County of Bedford, that they be then and thsre
IN then proper persons, with their rolls records
aad lequiSifions, examinations and other rsmen-
brlnees, 10 dc those things which to their offices
aud in that behalf appertain to be done, and also
they who vii prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shah be in the Jail Of Bedford County, 10 be
then and there to prosecute against them as shan
DC jasE.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
SheriE7s Office, Bedford, April 5, 1850.
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REDFOEl (aTNTY. Is.

AT al Orr bans Court bed AZ Bedford, in and
tef the CauHty OF Bedford, on the lth day Of
Feb 4. d., 1861, beiore tue Judges of the same
ccllTt
On molten Of 4. King Esq, the Court grant a
rule npoa lie heirs nd legal FcpLesentives Of Henry
lctes lite Of Union Township, deed, to Wit ::
Gf.rge l"kes, john lexis, and Adam Ickes, re-
siding N Lover SaHdu>ky County. Ohio, Michael
Iekes resili1g ia Seneca County, Ohio, Henry
ikes, usar, iatermar' iel with Frederick StlfI r
Elizaneih. IpIerh rie with CtifiStiiu Cain C iIh-
tflHe. infrrnftFIHa w8ss fsase II ts4 and taseph
iesrs, residing la Deli"ld County. Penn'a and
~ ~ tre1 daughters ~ lFF a9a iead,
Ai.3-@1 IS 4A.s sii.aEte,i Asth ba Hnii 81 Gabriel
{" N5ts i,za iBtetnssiied VII 0seiist Carer and
Cdth iine- luiernagied with JOHN McCreary re-
siding n Bedior, Couaty, II be aud appear at an
Orphans Court to he held It Beilori, Ia and foI
the County of Bedford tlte fifth Monday, twen-
ty ninth d y of April Eext, TO accept o. refuse te
faSe he ref3 estate ri said decd, aadispos of
III The Fiigaf{on which has beel yxl4et aud a,,-
praised lu persu3Ece Of 4 writ IF Psr'ition or
N@lu1ilen issuet oet of Uar said euut, s88 70 the
sheriff OF sail County, directed or sbow cause
say the sIme should Got be Sold
asssgs. IN testimony whereof nave here
d isFysSa 81 uato set my hald, and the seal Of said
- Court NJ Bedford this 2lst day OF Feb-
rsirs, A. D.s 1861.
Arrest s II T5TE, Clerk
JOINS J. CrsssA. Sheriff.
April 5, ls6l
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Capture Of The Star Of the Vest.

NEW OaLEAHs, April 20.--Fae stssner
Star Of tte Heyt was boaIded if Iatl aela,
On Wednesday iast, ty tie G.ig-ssea solHa
iceFB, Vho esptgEed ler WjtAoa, resistance
She has arrived st lhe bzt. She Las eoe or
geo bb.s.Frorisians on board.
The steamer HlbsaG has been purchased Jy
the Confejeracy, au4 Sia Be converted 'u'o
a war steamer, 10 carry eight ggas. n ad5i,
ton 70 a prot gau.
New Orleans, April 21.-Tbo Sier # NE
Test was caP;aeed by tie .3iat sgorda, a. the
order Of Col. Van Dotp, og tbs Gobfeder. te
army. Oaf foaadriss are casting guns, shot
sad she'll
Troops eoatiugs to lssgc for PeEaslc5la.
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$40 REV ARD!

TENHF Undersigned very respectfully, Informs th a
N pahiia that be lost his pocket book on We'd,
neSday, the eth ef March, ut., containing $50 10
bank notes payable TO wit; one SO and two IS /,
notes on PittsAurg bank also two prcmissry rosss,
One against Adam Rtchey, for $3s, and one against
Levi Ki1aFd, for STS Is, lsota notes are due ami
payable.
"A reward of SO WI - gigeu for the recovery
af Sa'd pocket book aia rentents, aud ths asblis
- hereby warned Ggais. purchasing or fece i7ia !.
sa-- aetes- GEORGE RfTCHEY
Eaat Prevalence Tp.. April I2, 1861, ,-c-l
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8adf1.d aail Roaa eenlpanE.

ff{l sseS'riits ot ibs Be G,fl R8a R.,s3
u.pfnE. uersb5 But-d 4 tit5 meeting
wi 30 aaii al the oifes q the Company, IN Bed
I cta -ste - 4iifl. t4ss., III
10 eseliet, q. ~ 81 ths puF2ose Of accepting or
jc,ing be sHi plenait 10 th. citIter o. the COM
pahf PASSED az fhe present SESSION OF the Leesla-
rFc; and a'sa tie provisions OF the act recently
Iassai hg the Legisatafe. ia r,lsfiQn ~ the s,on
mutation u tile tspnage tax. on tfe PEN V lvna
Cefg Ral te4 CDpy ~ 90 saae
A.tut d. RUSS ffs. Pres
3e herr cft,uv
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LnEG Ela NilE

E7iiE undersigned. Executors Of the estato 90
Il John l. Insram, deed, Isse OF glair ToYrs.
sop BAT ca1nty will sell number OF lots lying
ON fEe Pink Read and hear ths Jackson Hotef
'eeapsd " jobn Alien. These lots are in DE-
str@l'is iae lity ANA vsluahie. Persons wishing 10
aCy az ezamine them, win be accommodated bv
cA!.ihg OF tbs executors. Sale wiz commence n
o'elocA, 2, Of sad day, when the terms will
y natr known IT. 81. INGRAM,
g, A, WEAVER,
ApIh Il, 1901. Fyecutars,
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rg7IfE Subscriber respectfully begs leave 60 IN
4 iorm Is patrons aud the pualic generally,
tHat Is sill continues to u1naiactare asd kegp
cea>tutly on taHd, cloths, rassimers, s3tinetfs
aiHasis. Blankets, se-, ali Fl Hdea he viii sell
caesp 2 ior cash or e1cbtnge fer wool, also
GardiHg and Falling,
fag which be would caIl special attention, as he
possesses superior faei-ties ani machinery. espe-
eialg adapted 20 his branch of the business, and
feels confident he csa DO work superior TO any
either establishment IN the county.
ems f0r carsiipg IN faling strictly cash.
All igtTefs of business seoali os directed Red
farsi Pa. where they wili receive PROMPT atten-
la7. JOHN LUZ.
a9 lS8E-z
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SPEAKER or THE SEyA1E.- Hon. 4. M
P.IvER, who has pTesi3ea as tae Speaker Fl
ne Senate With 10 much ability durlpg tse
session sbsut 10 close. viii resign that rsspea-
.ible position 10 morrow morning Speaker PAL-
NxE viii doubtless leave ihe senate With e
oret, because he had won SO much q tbc con-
6depee and respect Of The en- tire tudy as %
make bis oficiaE connection cyf Uouaa pp 10
the strongest iies ef personal friendship ana
While every oue viii regret the necesst5 o. the
res enation, bio iamedia5e Gems lituenis and tue
peopie of the Stare viii lose, fFqm enc spheFe
Of duty, cue Of their fDosf and ahle sersaRls.
Sp eaker PALMER IS to 20 hence TO serve tie
Fa deral Government as Diplomatic geprcsea-
tat i've near foreign court, ID vhich esPaeiiy
he will as faithfully discharge his GatY 70 us
'Govefament as he has 10 all the fosmer Fosl-
.iopu be tss hsfeto|ofe occupied
The Bs9u liesns of the Senate, last even
ing, iuoieatad LouIs NJ. HALt IS anaai-
NOUS vote, as lie successor oi Ar, LAiAish
Mr. HALL i ;selu tie Bi4iE district, aed al
tbougL young gisu, ks i REGARDED as enc Of
TIE rnoss relisb'e an9 ffsieni members o. TIE
Senate. We congratulate tim on 'be eomp L
msnt Of BIS efeice from amoRg the veterans
Of ile ReeatIIyan party and the wosf able
men ia Peunsyt syt9anio. H5rlsbafg letegroPa.
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DIsNoIutisa Of Partnership,

FE7TIE Partnership. heretofore existing bss-ees
Dock & Asiseaa3 ia s'se Fagaar7 aud Naet.ine
Business mas "a. n.ss sAy baea - 'ise7 oy as8saas
consent. The Books of ths asas sg- IN tha Asa.is
o. Y Ashedm, who IL aa.aeviea.l AZ setf ID I'll il
szsse- tffi.l1AgD mock,
g. W. A>sfGGM.
&c business VIII Be eeDtiaRei Ii g, 81 /.
Aais-.A s Ae ia SLAMS, where aH kiat$ of As-
ch.i,sFg gi.s " alade aIa repaired
tsepessa, Ia, Ak y. 1851.
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AFer'sSarsaparilla


= compound renetls. 4, v.I:1..
ers1 y Pfosuce the most e4ettl,al a.
s s-h 9e made. It's es,iee,.tr.es -a =
, q aT'ai1ila. so eoIai,oJ 49, - -
siaees ot still greater alferaf,va ,a 1LiseF
c,rs@..3, ~ elective antiGote for ti5e afsoa.s-
~. lltia y required 70 cure. II 4 ber;e--.s9
silfar f-o1, S.1y .1i'.e1y : wanted BIZ those ,FFe
mn, IN stfanio1s complaints ana 49,.
.eA VIII accomplish their e,,y -. s.Ae one
'i's.sse service to this lare.e.1e..s' feVe
---tte4 iellow-citizens Ea4v cs..,.t y ssF
i.'la VIE do Il has beeaa nFs,vt.5 ~ ms
~ s.As ~ e1 mary Of the worst cases !. 81,
y sile i9iiols1tlg eoInplaints:- = 'V--Hl
ssekoFELA AND Scpoprrors g.,
1ERrPrioNs 4yD ERUPrrvg D,ss,s, so''iT-l-Alsfa. Tlsf.
SlaiFLEs, BLgrcaEs, TrMoas. Ss-r - -
-NALD HEAD, SrPHsEfs Ayp ssr4-,r 80 >. y
lioNs, lKRcPRIAL Disntsr. Dpops- ~
pr,,,. -. A!e D9eLoUREUx. DEgr1rrv r.,
a., = ANV 4Npfs EsrIoV. EzYsrprF.,s -
80 II ehNfA9ST's fIEH and iattsJ ~ -
THR BLooD '4'-'1 I12CRIzX oR
ms compound viii b. f,rad -
.iloAeF oi heaith, when taken n RI e..e s. ie-
s..T1 -i tAe foul harnors which fsete- -i-s5. y
S.osd d, t-aat season OF TIE year. RI. ~, ,s-
Z i,lisiGn OF them many rauklne d;so.la 49,
- = jPre Pr'@I III tne bud. Mnlfitudes go -
be 80 = llils remedy, spare themselves A.,
-, - - nc OF i0al eruptions and ,.Iearoa
Ia itsaTf ~ ~ 1-. tiie system VIII strive m
y Z: .s@A 4 q eoTTupti0ns, If NOT ase;s+a5 !.
- sllioegh the natural channels of fba !, LS Io
I: -. ,ai-,ftatIYe medicine. Cleanse o,,+ a.
- u-9oa Whenever you find its iro,,,.. ~
sl..5 1tileuga the skin in pirnples e-,s,,e;
-, cleanse II when you find = s -
- a s4usgish IN the veins; cIeaDse :
blS -, loii' ,ad your feelings win tell
rabulla "l-ese lo particular disorder
- ssloF Better health, and E,a
-. s'3s.lg the blood. Keen ~.
~ -. al $ we'll; bat e5tb-tb;s
SgrsanariIlaa f'1afe3' there can Be ~
ya5ntat;gr If sT or later sonethiDe
: tie warld has be.s great machinery q
preparations Of II, -
alQsae has not all the - much. the
far il, but more because ends But
/ pretending TO be coneeItr recelSed by
contain bit little Of the virt1he drug
CT arr tking else. aimed
During lafe years the public haaEas
led bF large bo4tles. pretending 10 git.
Of Extract Cf SazsspaF.lla for one dollar
! Of these haye been frauds upon the sicA
they not only contain Little. # any, Salsa,
rllla, but often curative properties wEatey-
er. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment
has followed ti4a use Ct the various extracts Of
SarsnpaFilla which fiood the market, until the
name itself is justly despisea. ard has become
Synonymous with imposition aEd cheat, Still
We c&ll this compound Ssasaplrilla, and intend
70 supply such remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load Of ollcquy y hich rests
upon it. And we think we have ground fcr
believing it has virtues which are irresistible
b. the ordinary OF the diseases { Is intend
ed t. eEre- = order 10 secure Ehear cCsnplete
eraa;ca-s-. rn tho system, tlle ralslecy sllcyfd
be iadieieusly takesa according 70 tiiFsetioEs On
the bottle.
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HlT0R ,fe renetia 81 ms patrons in CFicu, St..
Il Ciir, p df3ri. Shakespeare s8i South ood-
Berry Towaships. l wiI utGral them that I wil,
not practice Veterinarian Surgery IN the comiae
s.asou. thank nay PATRONS ttr their liberal pat
rauare. | would also INFORM my patrons, and
othgfs. thst the accomplished Sae5soo; o9x t4D
DlLLSG will p'actiee 10 Ne lBovs named f0gn-
ships
Mr. DeIiHg after 6HeF Fesrs experience. has won
Tor ias q flsatian qa1ied In ttis part of
tEe euatrt, aud .he 5'uliic vii aad hsn ga expert
h1nd ia the wR0.e veraercBsrjan science.
D. D. ESHLEMAE
W0aab,gty April i9-'
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ESTABLISHED ~ PfTTSBURG lY 1896.
Gne Only Commercial Collage aEs
tize EGiut G0ggsaUggcd 1E a

IT tt4tl.- Z FfFt+ass Z TT ~ q
Practical Merchant.
nVEh $500 STUDENTS hGv,. aftsu3ei i6 rom
~ 80 d.tfsrent Stat $. -Four Silver Medals
hsye beer awarded Duf7S SYSTEM 81 Booking; ard
The CiTcuiaT Just issued cOstaas letters flou
students in Ph'iad lpbil. Baltimore, New Orleans.
St. Louis, Cinc5nn5tti etc, proving It 70 be The
best known. NINE FIRST PREMIUMS were
recently ass raei tha P,Inmsrip of Sir. wa u
DUfF. who With o5s asscriats Professor. Mr. C. q.
Cucbr %, sTe undoubtedly the best I, afaen ia
Amfrlca.
Harpess Fdi,ion Of DgFs Book Keeping
posf PAID 40
T0f IS Duacau's Gems Of Pcanausbip, 90
Pan y DRne az * Seu7,l Copy Books
numbers, 81
For Samples Of Hessrs. Duff s Cochraa's Best
ness ana 0Fn mepis! PENN uship, with. she
new Circular of Ca pages, inclose . cents IN stamps
70 Z. DUFF x SON
April 10, 1861.
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NnN GR0lERT.
Corner Of Hest PHI and JnIiana II.

THE subscriber Is oISening at this eeI knewn
stand wen selected stock 81 GoDiectioaafses,
Ietacsa. Seglrs and GrsceTies, consisting in part
af coffee hrawu, crushed an9 Dnverizs1 saE4fs
ssiead and golden syFaps blkiag meiAssas. yeilaT
hy insptFial ana blaeiS fea. chac4laie- eaEn
starch arsi alyqgH1ssxrscf 5, ehease, corn brooms
painted buce- IA, ffre,, walt, scrub, horse, shoe
tooth aHd s5s.Alshes, C0aftsti9aarFgs, sueh as
plain a na fan kndieS. fIuiseG csRGiesan and dsvoI-
ca j4lie; w.E lnttgr and wset sraekerse-
Eeraea ffaitk kranges lelnans ags, raisaHs,
pguues, dates ants, citrons, fIberts, wllnuss,
ereaEt nuts. al .ads, pea nuisi Iobaeco, congress
1lag, sweet Plantation, natural Leaf, rungh aud
teady, Lyuchatsgs saoaklag, superior article,
e=s and dr., 81. &c-, Cigars, opera, SKIS, half
Spanish, and sariel7 Of other brands. The RaN-
lie are respectfully ia9i1e4 to give hm a eall.-
Pcknics and May lsriies supplied ~ yery reason
able prices. =
An kinds Of cpuRtFy produce taken at the high
est market price.
J. B. FARQUHAR.
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BEDFORD COUNTY. s.

IN, y, - orphans' Court held at Bedford IN and
O'u,'y 9i bedford. on the Iltb day of
~, a ", 1861, before tbe Judges az tba
| Mrs hh of John Mower, ESQ. the f,oprt orsn.
decs a. TO tue heirs and legal representatves -
leavlng issrorton, late Of Monroe Towns5;n
! and Eliza, insFid Evans. John Who = 5a-PP'
who is dead. ieehiidren, Wis T.e,vjs p1- ..eaI,
~ decd, ieningd with Rljbe- OsNesI NJ
residence anknownse eight ehil,irar, -; ~ ii-'
residing in Iowa, Wis8Tep ~ 1a,.zl :. = heh
y, fehn.a, 5'lne, lhle5iF ashington, iIliam
known Mary Ana internasff Ia,,tS n'eoI = ouil-
ner, resi,lin2 in Mercer CoHufS -eeiI.
Elizabeth, residing in MaFFl -. -ee hot
Csewal3er Eyaus Ehi.ip Evans, a. lIy Coh-
children, viz: MaTr Jane, fEternls.h. - =, - siiet
Adams, Thomas Jetfeeseu, Ann Eiiz4tL vans,
two niaofs and under fourteen wears of turee
willow kehecc Evans. ard Isaac EarncshA
aal appear, at an Orphans Court to be II
Bedford in and for the Co tv - Bedford, oil
Gfih Monday. 29th day u ) .il nexf, to accept
refuse to take the real estate, If said deed, II
yaluatoD which has been vaiuaI AMI appraised,
pursuance nf writ of Partition or FaiuitieB.
sized out Of our saId Court, and 80 the Sheriff
said County, directed, or si11w cause shy tbc ssa
Should NOT be sold.
- In testimony whereof I have her
unto set my hand, and the seal o ss
ED 9sg~ III Court, at Bedford. the 2lst day
February, \. D 1881
s Il TATE. Cierk.
Attest.
JoHy J. CEsssA, Sherl6
April s. 1851.
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90 sEcEssL0N "a EL-aINIA.

The Richmond facairer a,ell aaaeancaa sl3t
. on hursdsy. fle lSti If 4r.H fi3e tg a C1-
venticn IS stirg close Dogs, .te g I'll
the Confederate States C01t7iriag ej.9. Sfsrs ie
displayed ever II Ca1ital 3e 7stssr i.ft4.-.-.s
that the-s were bit few liss4aliaz rai1s 90 sbe
passage 0f tie stf.sa aa{ sass- wi1tt e.
caace, tfat is tae heai h Hl as
Faatrer Of sr est
Having Cars .4zt.lltifs Fr7ceesfal 10
seize e7erytan .9 F-lEa eIt5zeas
or to tee Feaars ee.i.Ist, lhsc jue5 c51 u-,-
tain. The castCin iuuse ~ Hts.aaoa. wss t5..sa
possession Of By the stare troops All twa ssesHl-
shEs, tas Yorkfolra aua JaFaas-os-a, belsn-isg 80
parties in New York were seizsi. ihe .fsal-sl3fss
lef! New York on Tuesd9y eigern3an, aai bad oH
board about $50 sec wcrth of Srduaaee at,t sniii-
tary StoEes for FIxiaia aaa 0taar S1axlcra SusIgs
marine vessel vas seized ST CiJy Pgint. .e.i.3 Jiss
-5y4go, 5y defsfchmest Of voaul ers irosa isist-
mond. he steam tBg YlilEm -sifisoa arsvei &C.
Richmond wharf, or Ghegsias iEst, stt. Tac
United States surveying se.loahr blssea N toW
which lad also been levied apoA.
An sfttnI.t was made SO take H@rPer's Ferry, at
Ehlch Ii3cs large quantities 81 arms and munitions
Of war we're stored. Dc gallant conducl ol Lieat.
JoSEs, as detailed in cur telcgraphic adsices, ioil.
this
Governor LETeHER, who seems anxious 10 anti
eipate the shes Cf tue demagogues who have
dragged Fiaginia out of the Union, ard whose
ostentatious conversation las al vanished, rab-
3ishee order to pilots 10 retuse 20 tskF - az
United States vessel IL roe pars u Sofi2i'z.
We suppose it "a iis ityatia4 st4si lsvy, if
possible. as - sss - - aaer.ilailjise.
The nVxf strit fsrl l.. s .t3 : t}la .ts55-
val ofJEErgl sga ASS u .;icai.o' . 4 81 sssltl
on the capltal ett Ioa. tAis .ss, il.lsa1
will be OF nstssa s 3saee-t.t iess s-cr..s-
n4bees OF sacs 5gFasilae nl.sr
burning faF 4l nEoa8.
issuiae 81 osis
Uzs asa cemI G.e ee aes
D A i ~ =
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oazss aeZEra

ITc At LA W,
OFFICE en- Eu1aa street, w3ca sgdsl5a II
- itAl. ss4 Is df0ri Pa
aHGl 8, lsas-z
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0pe tract of i,ui eonsaaine 100 acres more or
lss about - ,eres cis r.l ga ulies t-nee with .
tw9 story Iog dwelling mousse aua snah static
ihereo. erected, aoj sirias laHts Of Wiliam
B-cqEetI Jon .Stld aud ptlsrs, si;1te in sfoaroe
Township, Bcdiorf CHu{g ati taken IN execHti on
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One tract OF lirl containing 2a6 acres, more O
less aoout acres cleared and Under fence. With
story and haii os house, log staale ami s1w mil
therrcn erestafs also an apple urchad THERON, al
j1aiug lnis 81 loseah wills, JoaI Ais iis an.
asaaf-- Situate N Naar7e Township s.aF
tAiaas taken in =secalien IS tie pFoI@stY q
J4co9 Bs0r.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-04-26

or, lot Of fround ii tic town of Pieasnntville,
& nsiHg ab5et 50 f-ct an tbs 1oiipssowp road atd
X.rading b3es aleHt 700 ;eat fol,ud of u.ob IL.
Nngi, With tNl story frame house taerecu
erected ac Btipg Tot 81 Andrew fern on tle east,
and fuhlc rl3 80 Vie west, sifRatG IN 81, Clair
Township, Bedflri County ud taken 10 exteiiiion
IS the pr9pyrty of David Sleek
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

The New Albany Ledger stands firm Tor
the Union. the Constitution aud the suppres
.ion Of the great rebellion, and throws an
occasional shot and shell at the Central
Committee and its organ, the Indianapolis
Sentinel. which would knock the life out OF
all of them. If they were not the 'deades'
live men" in the State We annex speei-
mems:
4 Convention IS necessary, argues the
State Central Committees organ, because
Il i important that the Democratic party
should Law down is platform and define It's
uos;tion. We do not see the force oil the
argument. II man is loyal to BIS country,
and determined TO exert all his influence to
subdus those who are traitorously attempt
inc 20 DESTROY II no platform, the doings OF
no Convention. can swerve him from the
plain obligations of duty. thousand Con.
ventions might proclaim the war unjust and
unholy. but If he Is truly patriot II could
not change his views On the contrary, II no
sympathizes with the traitors, and IN ms
heart wants JEFF Davis to succeed and the
Union permanently sundered. no matter how
patriotic the resolves OF a Convention, they
would not make whit better patriot OF hi",.
The business In hand Till long past the oth
Of January IL to whip the rebels, and TEN
PORTING, wishy-washy, milk and-w water plat
form, such as we know some of the Demo
cratic politicians want 10 get through the
next Convention. is not going 10 assist IN
that work
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Observation-Disclosures William Drifting
ham, of the Doth regiment, from Fort Halter
as: Colonel Wagner of the 18th regiment
and Mai. Harrow of the nth regiment and
several other members of General Reynolds
brigade, at Elk Water, Western Virginia.
were at the Bates House yesterday. Colonel
Wagner and MAJOR Harrow are here for the
purpose OF obtaining a transfer of their bri-
gade from the Cheat Mountain country TO
Kentucky, or TO some other locality where
they car do some good and suffer less from
exposure and bad weather. They think
there is no necessity for so large force in
the Virginia Mountains, and that the reno
val Of the 18th, 18th, 18th, and 18th reSi-
ments would greatly conduce to the health
and enthusiasm of the men composing them.
Colonel Wagner says the brigade will need
one thousand recruits after the men now
disabled and unfit for service are discharged.
The brigade has lost already nearly five
hundred men, and the number now unfit for
duty will decrease the ranks to about seven
w five per cent, of the whole. The prefer
cnce Of the troops is for Kentucky, and we
hope that preference will be respected in a
speedy transfer from their present location.
Indianapolis journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Ii Is nov definitely settled that the whole
army led by Gen. FRrxoSr go Springfield.
has commenced retrosrade movement
Gen. HuSrrH's brigade having already reach
ed Warsaw. This may be the result OF
military necessity" or !. may Por'end an
important movement in another u''ee'0n'
but we must confess that TO Us II looks
strange. Il Is barely possible that the brig
ades OF Gems SIorL and AssorR may garri-
son Springfield. while large portion Of the
army may be transferred to another held OF
operations.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

leaf and ALI ga thl. lido, abe grave i
elosedon him foeeA e.
Judge Mos,srt was d And andsaeet'en
ate husband and lhther. end whilsi We deeply
sympashire with Ne bcreaved family IN their
affection. a. tribute Of respect be IL
Resoloed. That the Masonic fraternity oil
Terre Haute will manifest their respect Tor
the memory OF the deceased. and their sym
pathy with his hereayed family, By Wearing
the usual badge of mourning aud clothing
the Lodge room herewith. By order,
ARBA HOLMES. " NJ
A. EnBsrr. See'y pro. ten.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Tar latest accounts from Gen. NrisoS e.
Inmates his prisoners az two thousand Al
all events il i the most brilliant and decisive
victory obtained dnring the war. Gen. Nh
sos is brother of our distinguished fellow
citizen Col. T. III. NrrsoS. Minister 20 Chill,