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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

JOHN @. BRRcKINRIDeE's BAB1rs.-We
have jus. had an interview with gentle
man of high character who lives in Hon.
kinsville. He says that he heard lieuten-
ant in the rebel army speak of John @,
breckenridge as common drunkard. dis
intOxication was so frequent that he was
hardly ever able to perform his official dn-
ties. On occasion, party of soldiers
were sent to destroy some liquors in dop-
gerry, but Breckenridge ordered the liquor
to be brought TO his quarters, when he in
dulged in drunken revel When his com
mand WAS ordered to march on Rochester.
on Green River, he pretended to have the
Rheumatism so badly that he had to stay
behind at Russellville, dead drunk. The
rebel lieutenant added, that the Confederates
had lost all confidence in him, and regard
ed him with mingled distrust and contempt
Alas for human ambition and follyi A few
brief months ago, and he seemed the petted
child of fortune, and to-day he is detested
and despised traitor, groveling in the very
gutter OF dlsgraee.-L Lou Jour.
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General Wanace's CongratuiatOry
Order.
3 sa HEADQUARTERS 3RD DIVISION,
= l District of West Tennessee,
February 29th, 1862.

Soldiers of the 3D. DiVisioa
1t was my good fortune to command you
at the capture of Fort Donelson. Sickness
has kept me from thanking you for the pa
thence, endurance, courage and discipline,
Won showed on that occasion. The country,
ringing with the glory of that victory,
thanks you; and its thanks are indeed pre-
ciousl
You were last to arrive before the Fort,
but it will be long before your deeds there
are forgotten. When your gallant COM
rades of the First Division, having fred
their last cartridge, fell back upon yonr
support, You did not fail them-you re-
ceiyed them as their heFoism deserved you
encircled them with your ranks, and drove
back the foe that presumed to follow them.
And 10 yon and two gallant regiments
from the I'd Division, is due the honor of
the last 6ght-the evening battle of Satur-
day-the re-conquest, by storm, of the
bloody bill on the right-the finishing blow
to a victory which has already purged Ken
tucky of treason, and restored Tennessee to
the confederacy of our fathers. All honor
to youl LEWIS WALLACE
The Brigade commanded by Col. Cruft,
and that by Col. Smith of Missouri, are the
portion of the troops referred to in the last
paragraph.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTs.

27 bags apples, Dbl eggs, bxs butter and eggs,
III Ramey; Sc bxs groceries, Wheeler Riggs; 5
bxs ware, / bdl saws, Chas Wells; bxs shoes,
o bxs bales dry goods, J Fl Maghee 3 Co; box
hate II & W w Morgan; lot rags, Cox q Hum
- rey; box II ware, Geo Sonntag 90; sos
bush wheat, II II UmbFe; box goods, w I Mil
LEI; box books, JnO Healy; % bales saddle trees,
Chas BabcocE; box tinware, Scantlin Co; 3 bxs
shoes, Read & Lawrence 30 green hides A Stein
bach; bxs dry goods, 30 bxs Shoes Mackey, Hen
Bros; 5 bxs fruit and candy, L Kessler; II bxi
raisIns, 81 bxs raisins. Dbl eggs, Dbl butter,
"a bxs raisins, SKIS feathers, Gilbert d 20;
case I, tobacco, case cigars, Schroeder & Kehr
20 bdIs paper, Journal Co; box ware, Wetzel
bxs Dbl sino tobacco, Meingst; coops chick
ems and ducks, H BOfandick; box eggs, Gottleil
Knoll; 25 bbls apples, 1 Dbl eggs. A Macsel; II
sacks -four, Moses Well; 404 bush wheat, lglehaTt
Bros; 43 bbls apples, Ed Ingle; l box sundrles
Samuel Wilson, 5Sth Reg't Ind Vols
| A. e. SHRADER, Agent.
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brilliant achievements of the war.

THE New Albany Ledger says an indi-
vidual in that city, who has been employed
by the City Council to bury the earcasses
of dead animals found in the streets, has
been detected in disinterring the bodies OF
delunct brutes, after burying them, and then
reporting the carcass TO tho Marshal, as a
new victim, and getting an order to again
bury it. In this way, several bills have
been made against the city for the burying
of one deceased porcine or canine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

WHY IS IT2-The President promoted
every Colonel in command of a brigade at
Fort Donelson except Col. Cruft. Why it
is so much ind ference is manifested in
promoting officers from this State is a mys-
terry to u.s. Col. Veatch has been in COM
mand of brigade for months, and yet is
not commissioned Brigadier General. So
with Col. Hovey. The same with Colonel
Kimball, who has been in active service all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

e@F 8. O. Mercer, of Hopkinsville, KY,
has been appointed Route Agent on Mail
Route No. $50, from Louisville to Evans
vile (river), to succeed W. H. Kirby, who
has been transferred to the mail-boat line
from Cincinnati to Louisville.
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sGT II. Nelson & Co. wish to inform the
public that they will sell at auction sale to-
morrow, at their Auction Room, general
variety Of articles, such as drays. harness,
corn shelters, plows, harrows, groceries,
dry goods, sc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

One OF the Memphis papers gives solemn
warning that the people of that city, before
they will surrender it to the Federal troons
will demOlish it, and SOW its site with
sa4t" 1t is amusing to hear fellows talk in.
that way, who can't get salt enough to
cure their pork, or even to season their
mush and boiled eggs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

LosT-A book of notes, payable to
Jones & Cooke. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at this Office, OF at
Drs. Jones & Cookies Office, on First street,
between Walnut and Chestnut.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

tar Lyons intends starting to New York
this morning, and will return on the 18th
With a large and varied stock of fRe goods
for geatlemen sswear
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C0AT.i c0AT!!

A supply of Green River Coal just re-
ceived fresh from the mines, which win be
delivered to any part Of the city at cents
per bushel All orders left at Fl. A. Cooks
Main street, win be promptly filed. Terms
cash. JOSEPH THOMAS.
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Three comfortable dwellings, containing
six rooms each, with all other necessary
conveniences. Inquire of F. D. ALLEN,
corner Of Market and Bond streets, near
Central Market. 2wd.
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s& Read Elliott's Advertisements, then
60 and secure some of those nice hams, be-
fore they are all gone.
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MARRIEn.

February 20. 1862, at tue residence of the brides
father, by Rev s. Ravenscroft, Lieut.. A. j. EULow
to Miss MATTE. daughter eff Col. James O. Vestch,
all of Rockport, Ind.
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HomE lNrEREsrs

COUNTY ORDERS. = For sale, $500 in
county orders. Enquire at this Office.
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DIE D.

AtHenderson, Ky, March 4th, Mr.. JACOB KEs-
SELLING, of congestion OF the heart and lungs, in
the 50th year of his age
On Thursday morning at II 1zo'clock, Mrs. A. M.
KLUsMAE, aged II years.
The funeral will take place from the residence o.
f. L. Klusman on Ann street, Saturday morning.
9Th inst, at O'Clock The friends Of the family
are invited to attend. Arrangements will be made
for the fliends of the deceased to accompany hei
remains to Princeton.
On Wednesday, the Sth inst, IDA CAROLINA, IN
FAINT daughter Of Theodore and Ida Mingst, aged
| six months and two days.
The funeral will take place from the resId ence 0
her parents Main street, entrance through
Bitrolff's store) this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
| Friends of the family invited to attend
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIOE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week. 10
BY mail or In the City, per year lin adVance) 90
FOR WEEKLY:
By nail per year, single subscriber 81 "a
a. {" club of five Ito addressl GO
ADVERTISING.
For Terme sse first page, tabular form
AGENTS.
The fOIi1wing gentlemen our authorized
Agents il the places named;
Dr.. Ralston, Boonviile, WarriGk Co.
John M. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Go
John u. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer %.
James 4. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson o.
John b. Handy, EewbuTg, WarTick 90.
DR. Murphy, New Harmony, PoseY %.
A. o. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, POseyville, Posey Go.
n. h Custen, Petersburg, Pike 90.
Marx Grant, Canal p o., WaFrick %.
@. T. Gavanah. OMansville. Gibson 90
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new ADVERTISEMENTS


I
- sSs:.-......-.e-. 60
ny ~. sENE.M.zJV- R.RV,EsN@G RE-
MOVED his Office from No. First street,
to his residence on Second street, opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, will keep, as heretofore, /
good assortment of Wheeler & Wilson's, and /
and oil, and every thing that is connected with the
business.
NH F.M. sELLMAN, As't.
KKODsE .a.N@D LOT IFOR s.ELE.-
necessary convenience, in Metropolis, Illinois, will
be sold low for cash exchange for Kentucky
%SIdEw ' T. s. H AGRsEk Metropolis HIS
RNL0URY
n 50 sacks Xxx white whest Hour, for sale at
ieblo ELLioIIS'
@NW-ERT Pc T.R FOBs.-5O bushels very
~ hne and large Sweet Potatoes. at $500
14n1 . ~
-TK.N.E-sEsKRKTS.- so gal
AZ Ions, in cans and dozens, for sale by
feb1O $. f. GILBERT co.
No. Sycamore streec-
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
MWE P.ART.N.RR SNIP HERE TO
N FORE existing between Henry f. Miller
and J. Henry Niehsus has this day been dissolved
Mr. VIM J. DeubIer is authorized to collect the
0'0'' ~ '''N HENRY F. MILLER,
J. HENRY EIEHAUS-
| nD9OEkRCTORS S.AEB or RtsEA
/ u ESTATE for the payment of the costs and ex
4 penses of sidewalk improvements
| office is hereby given, ttat by virtue
city OF Evansville, and to directed will
sell public auction, at the door Of the Court
| House, in said city, Wednesday, March Il,
1862 at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the following lots or par
| cells of real estate, much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the amount charged aud assessed
against said lots respectively, Tar the coats aud x
| penses of making sidewalk improvements Tor said
lots, together with the costs Of sale
| W H. Law, Lot 6, in Block 103, Lamasco -.f3 934
W. H Law, Lot Z, Block log, Lamasoo...--.--- 985
Lots 1d3, & .-....... So
Lot 10, Z" l03, - ...-.... g, $3.50
John Douglass Lot 8, Block 1O4, Lsmaaco... II As
feb25-dtd CHRISTIAN HEoDERtCH, @, G.
| WRRUSHR S-Just received,
I'D % doz. Horse Brushes, assorted.
% doz Shoe Brushes, assorted.
20 dOz. Scrub Brushes, assorted
Is doz Cloth Brushes, assopted.
| 3 d0Z. Counter Brushes, assorted.
| Is doz. White Wash Brushes, assorted.
| To Grocers and Merchants o1er the above al
| Cincinnati wholesale prices
JACOB STRAUB & SON,
feb22 Wholesale Dealers, "a Main st.
1B sEZEs Of ROyV.EK' SO.sP. Also
- the essence of Snow, Brown, Windsor, Nafie-
gated and Crystalized bar Soaps, for sale at
II. J. SCHLAEP
ianI6 Drug Store,
n, ORkEG.V. SUG-gRs.-New 0retus ana
4 Cuba Sugars Just received and fDr sale at
YICKERY BROS.
ianl4 No. 80 Main street.
ERUCKShEyVr ga Ugt-ELE TS-2O dOzel
sCnAPKER BUssIEG's,
deco No. 40 Main street.
NfRRR.V@ .zJV.IB EsE.gCM Th.R--Greer
w Tea at from so TO 81 20 per ID; Black 60 tC
soc, and warranted to please, at
jan2S VICKERY BROS.
: City and County Orders
WANTED
Ng.N~EB TNKRJNr Ey@~ FUN ron
GLA DRY GOODS, at
sOHAPKER & BUssING'5,
febS No. 40 Main street.
ALT PETKR.-3O0 lbs best quality, for
: - sale by s. &c. GILBERT & 90.
febI0
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81 AIT 81

wnRRRR n cog P.aTRIsrF D.B.V--
ND TILATED. SELF ADJUSTING HATS are
so constructed TO admit free circulation of air
between the sweat-l Gather and the body OF the
hat audi also, to adjust itself to the forehead as
as the hat is put on, thereby occurring to the
Wearer of any stlffened hat all the piiancy and
comfort Of the soft Felt Hat. BEERE Go. are now
manufacturing MOleskin and Cashmere Hats, OF
the Spring and Summer styles, for gentlemen Q
aud Young gents Dress Hats, which they will fur
nsh the trade at 500, $50, $42, $5, and S4s per
dozen; together with complete assortment Of
black and coloIed Felt Hats, manufactured by
themselves with special reference to irst-class
tail trade throughout the country Prices of Soft
Hats, from SIS to $lS per dozen. Also, always on
had best qualities Paris Soft Hats of the latest
styles All orders by mail win receive prompt at
tention. Terms Cash, less per cent.
BEEBE & CO.,
mhTfwI 156 Broadway, N. Y
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Please announce my name candidate FOL
Doba.e VIM K MoGREW-
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Land and City Lots for Sale.
a .9GRRS or E.RJN"E3, I6 acres
ASb clear, with good house and cfstern, ~
miles from the city. one mile from Bill Johnson.
One third cash end the balance in enc and two
J ears
Also: Two lots on the Canal near the Steam
Mills on the Eewburgh Road. One-third cash, the
ba lance in one and two years. For particulars
enquire of FRED KNEPPER, Butcher.
z WST.-Une calf skin boot, No. 3, by one of
-&& the so ldiers on the 1evee Any finding
the same will confer great favor by leaving it
JOHN RASCH'S, Second street. mh4
HXTR.g sUGsRR OURRES kFzz.REs-
-&S 5000 extra sugar cured Hams, just received.
BACON.-5O0 lbs Choice Lean Breakfast Bacon,
just received.
BKIED BEEF 900 lbs choice eanVassed dried
Beef 1000 lbs une anvassed do. just resolved
SHOULDERS.-2 hhds extra sugar cured Shout
ders, just received
GABBAGE.-200 choice heads Cabbage
PARSNIPS.-15 bushels choice Psrsnips
500 sacks choice fine table Salt
90 boxes extra fine table Salt.
100 reams assorted sizes wrapping paper
BRAN.--750 sacks rich country Bran.
FAMILY FLOUR.-25 bbIs choice family
Flour
ROAST RYE AND BARLEY.-I.0OO lbs prime
roasted Rye and Barley ready for use
OHI0NS---20 bbls prime Onions, at
mb3 H A. COOKS
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Ror CssV clerk

Mr. EDITOR, please announce my name as q can
didate for City Clerk at the ensuing April election
ANDREW SPIEGELBERG-
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Hs All wants supplied by advertising in the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-08-15
Arrivals at Bedford Springs.

The following named persons have arrived at
Bedford Springs, since july 80:
j. Fl. Williams, DR.. Badenheimer, N. York;
J. Q. Adams, Huntingdon co S. T. Jones, jr.,
H. Mccormack, Harrisburg; D. p Holloway
and lady, Miss Fuller, c. Nagle & lady, Wash
ington, d. c.; VIM, Jennison & lady, Miss NJ
E. Jennison, r. Smith & wife, S. B. Chandler,
w. A. Morris & wife, G. N. Binder, j. p. o.
Neill, p. Archer, ir., DIR. B. r. James, William
Thompson, r. M. Lee, M. Vanelgript, w d.
Bell, Philadelphia; c. Mcknight, wife, child &
maid, b. G. Wolfe, G. A. Barney, G. r. White,
A. Fl. Childs, Pittsburg ID. Wilmot, Towanda;
E. Griffith, Miss Wetherall, Mr.. & Mrs A. Pat
terson, j. A. Osborne, Miss N. Kennedy, Miss
|. Hughes, DR.. II. Hughes j. X. Roberts, J..
G. Oldham, Maryland; II H. Searight, Cincn-
natl; G. Nicholson & wife, Mrs. j. NJ. Colds
borough, j. Cortes & wife, DR.. ]. G. Parker &
wife, Thos. McKcnsie, wife & children, W. b.
Garfield, j. M. Mclaughlin, W. Wilhelm, W..
]. Mcclellan, Miss Mcclellan, Miss zones, J.
d. Sullivan, r.. B. Clarke, Baltimore; G. w.
Oldham, Delaware; Miss Have, Allegheny city;
r. Adams, ir., H.; Mr.. & Mrs. Thrusher, Mrs.
Thrusher, J. J. Magill, Miss J.. Jones, Miss M.
Jones. Miss L. Jones, Cumberland Josiah Her
ring, I. E. Kurtz, Reading; w. c. Magill, Mis-
souri,; Anna Grouse, Penn; Jas. Conay, Han
cock, Md; DR.. F. p. Philips Cambridg dge, Md.
z. L. Shoenberger, VIM. Smith, Geo. p Way,
Mrs. F. d. Way, Miss Way, Fred. Heyer, C.
Wilkers Mrs. c. Magargc, Miss f. Magarge.
Ed. Maule & lady, w. Coffin & lady, Miss A.
f. Coffin, Miss F. A. Coffin, J. d. Harbert, f.
w. Bailey, II. Henderson, j. H. Brown, Mr..
& Mrs. n. b. Brown, Mrs. V. O'B. Talaferro,
s. G. Bunting, jr., VIM Warner, Benz. Patton,
J. H. Catherwood, H. Connolly, Philadelphia;
Jno. u Robinson, ID. +. Leech, Jas d. Robin.
son. Mrs Clara Chids, VIM. Preston. Pittsb'g. :;
Reverdv Johnson, jr., A. Mclaughlin & lady,
| w. L. Giles, w. A. Fisher, John II. Brown &
| lady, J. X. McCulloh, w. Woodvle, Jno. Fl
Fowler, T. w. Berry, w. w. Spence, G.. b.
Hoffman, w. H.. Hoffman, J. J. Fisher, Miss
A. f. Fisher, DR.. j. Fisher, Baltimore, Md.
| Miss Taylor, Mrs. Balch & daughter, Jos Fl
Bradley, r., Mrs. Fl. B. Saunders, G. w. En-.
erson, b. F. Gerry, w. ]. Libley, Washington
CITY; w. S. Cox, Georgetown, ID. c.; W.Grin.
nell, Scotland; Thos. Devecman, Cumberland
Nd; Fl. c. Jenkins, NJ. Bl jenkins, Boonton
N. j; J. W. Breathed, ST. James, Nd; Robt
Bridges & lady, II. c. Hughes, Maryland; Rev
C. A. Maison b wife, J. W. biaury and lady
WILMINGTON, Del; Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. Hoy, Cum
bcrland, Nd; Alex. Neill, ST., Alex. Neil, jr.
Haserstown, Nd; Fl. s. Butler. wife and TIVE
children, Wilkcsbarrc; T. W. Hall, Hartford
Nd; r. NJ Mealy & son, Hagerstown: Mis-
KYLE, II. Campbell & wife. St. Louis, Mo; r.
H. Hall. Indianapolis ]. f Amman. Ciucinna
ii; W. L. Berry, c. S. Fitzhugh, Nd; lohr
Mckee, Miss M. A. Mckee, Lewistown; Mis-
! N. r, Fitzhugh, New York City.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-08-15
The Draft and Heads of Families,

The New York correspondent of the Phla-
delphia Ledger, referring to the proposed draft
of the militia, remarks:
Reference must be had to the circumstances
of the parties upon whom the lot may fall, as
in France and other Euronean countries; else
we shall be but rushing from one evil into ano-
ther. For an example, it would not he wise to
take away the head of a family, if the family
arc to be left without the means of support. In
that case we should have our almshouscs filed
up in week, and all our public charities taxed
beyond our abilities to endure.
If docs not follow from this that sai il heal of
a family should be exempt He owes the State
service Just as much as other people, and the
service, if it can be discharged personally, must
be discharged by proxy-or, as it is commonly
called, by Substitute" Now, Substitutes, -
no doubt, will be abundant enough, but the rates
at which they will value their services, as like
as not, will be at figure quite beyond the abil-
ity of any but tho wealthy to command thom.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-08-15
Organization of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, July 90. 1876,

PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1862. /
At meeting of the State Central Committee,
held at the Merchants Hotel, in PHILADELPHIA.
Pennsylvania, July 29th, 1862, a permanent Or
ganzatlon was effected by the Hon. Francis
w. Hughes, of Schuylkill county, Chairman Of
said Committee, calling the Committee to order.
George de b. Keim, Esq, of Schnvlkill
county, and Col Robert Crane. of Clinton
county, were elected Secretaries of said Com.
mittee.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolued, That the Chairman of this Com
mittee adopt such means as he may he able to
command to effect an organization of the Dem
ocratic party in the several counties of this
State, through the several county committees, by
the organization of a central club for each cour.
ty at the county town or chief town in such
county in the several school districts of said
county, which shall communicate with the GEN.
trail club, and such cubshall communicate with
this committee, and through which this commit
tee shall afford such assistance in the propaea-
tion of the principles of our party as it shall
have the power to do.
ReSolred, That the Chairman call upon the
loyal men of Pennsylvania, through the Demo.
cratic Standing Committees of the several coun.
ties, to meet in the severaleitesr De designssrs
%" tht0sdld Standing Committees respectively,
on the 18th of September next, to celebrate
that day as the anniversary of the day of the
adoption Of the Constitution of the United
States
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-08-15
Discouraging Enlistments.

If there are any persons in this State disposed
so far to sympathize with rebellion as to dis
courage enlstments, we desire to call their at
tention to an act of the Legislature of 1861,
which. among other things, provides that 'if
any person Or persons belonging to or residing
within this State shall endeavor to persuade a.
ny person or persons from entering the se,sfce
Of tbs State or the United States, or from joining
any rotunteer company association Of this State,
about being mustered into ser1ce or shall use threats
or persuasion, or offer any b,7be, or hold out any
hope Of re'ra'd, ,ciM like intent to induce any
person or persons to abandon said se,,ce, or citl-
d,u'o from any roiunteer company or association,
already organized under the laws of this Com
monwealth for that purpose, every person so
offending, and being legally convicted thereof,
shall be sentenced to undergo solitary imprison-
naent I" the penentiay, at hard labor, for tern,
not erceeoing ten gears, and be fined in sum not
erceed'ng fire thousand dollars, or 6oth at the dis.
cretion Of the court"
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To the Coroaar. hs J.stlees Of tho Peao,, and Con-.
stables in ths dfs,em Tornships IN tie Coxsfyi
Of Bsa/ora, Grazing.
KNOW YE,that IN pursuance of precept to nc
directed, under the hand and seal of the Hon.
JAMG 8 MILL, President Of the several Courts
of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth District, con-
sisring of the counties of Franklin, Fulton Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his Office Of the
Cour. of Oyer and Trrmner and General Jail de-
livery for the trial Of capital and other off nders
therein and in the General Court OF Qairter Ssss-
ions OF tho P'are; and IouS TAYLOR and JAMES
BURNS, Jr. Esq< Judges OF the same Cont
III the same County of Bedford, You aud eaeh Of
you are hereby required To he and appear in youe
propei persons with your Records, Recognixaaces,
Examinations, and other RENE morances before tho
Judges aforrs st Badfo at Court of Over aud
1"i"iner and G.n-ral Jail Delivery and Genera
Quar'rr'S"sso"s of the Peace therein to be holden
for the county Of Brdio d. aforesaid on the first
Monday Of September, (baug the tst, day) at 10
O'Clock in The forenoon of that day, th'e and then
TO do those things TO which your several Offices ap-
pertain.
GIVEN under my hand a. 'edfo d, on the Stb Of
August, in the year OF our Lord. Isl
JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sherfs Office. Bedford, ,SherE.
August s, 1862.
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