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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28
THE STATE OF IOWA.

TO lessee g. Waterman:
Sir Yen are hereby notified That there on
aie In ts Office Of The Clerk Of The District Cont OF
Lee Comfy Iowa, NJ Keoknk petiiion OF Hen
kie Tlsiuiir, cIsimnr OF yen The Of silica or
~ money justly due him sir promiskcry notes.
81 said notes payable 10 sat plstntif erders The
others pas able 10 dsefs LerkOns ard eIdersed xnd
assiEnedto plaintiff and upoH nve accoaEts fnr eer-
tA'u hogs aud osrr properly by you purchased OF III
vers persons and bsm assigned 80 pluntfn ard that
an attachments bias b~ep iAsaes By the Clerk
Courtnpon salad petition upon which certain pf your
prop~ty hsr been attached
Nov. uDtsss POS sppsaY and answer said petition on
Of before nal OF he see0nd day Of September le69
that being The second day OF the term Of said
Cour 10 be holden Keok defsut will be entered
Aad jadgm snt rendered aEainst roo thereon.
BECK AHEATH.
JulylD-d AIRS for Piaiptin,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-28
HRY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Eextto Banking House OWN Thorn psonA 4 Co.

New Blocks.
The City Book store is this day in receipt OF the
tUflow AnEohoice literature.
c.s,lnresn,s, " Theodore Winthrop.
sksdev u the Hons. by saun ders.
IAe H0seehoid Of B<szverie by Southern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes. 1
Rseollsctions OF Shelley and Byron, BY Trsiausy.
sa.lIss g,c.: !, I.ay Shelley
Tom RurheA school Days a Rngby. 4
DsQuincy's Opium Eater.
:. Theological Essa,s,Ae.
Hood. Poems, Blue aud Geld.
Lonrssiio~'' Poems, Blus .ndoo
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= characteristics. Ac.,
. Studies, Ae., !"
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H' ..sorns's h.!blsf.qa;
y hcssastlktter.
Aosses from an Old Nanso.
- Twice TUfn TAles.
Blnhedsie konaness.
Lonsfellow z Hisvsths.
The shave Books win ~ SOLD n Pa biisne ~ pr;cees
The ,.I sas''s s1s'ss ~
MILITARY BOOKS,
Revised Asny R-sulssons;
y. !nfaniry Tastes
For sale by ". HkscoTT,
anse-d Aain-st., I'd doorfrom 4th
IOWA REPORTS l2rn VOL.
pRICK ., So
The Puhlishers announce withrow,. 18th Reports
for This week which shall oner for sals Al the 70.
due ed price OF - 81. J. W O(snRr -
june !. City Book ssorr.
GUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF!
Fir., ever offered ,ha4 s..a... { !
q. POLLOCK,
GERMAN SOAP.
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|l sAW BOOKS,
IL AssyyoA Promis yNoses,
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Barbour sChancsryRe Reports,
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BONNET BLEAGHERY,
Fsurth, bet. Main ana Blenaeau STE.
Renn.ts altered by an Experienced stray
Sewer,
Children's straw Hats naaAe q order,
Gents SER 0ats 0lsansA,
Umbrellas and Parasols covered and
repaired. "a.--.-.-.---.s,.
apr9Q-d3m CHI EMERSON.
III AMBURG CHEESE.
rs LAxss just received and for sals BY
ts11-d kHLL0GG & BIkGB.
HUMMELL'S EXTRACT COFFEE,
| For sale by
jsR7-d KELLOGG 4 BtnoB.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01


Ter. Matthew Parker. II Peterson. severely;
Corporals q w Huntington. Henry Ea-
ton: Privates John Marsh. George Treece.
y X Powers. Jno Wood. N East, r T
Dfnllineer. w Fl Hoxard. A Belt. N CAT.
A Daring, F Maiott, A Dorian, oriar
Merrill. slightly.
Company 1.
Corporal j B Stebbins. Priyates A
Beck, a Dayhoff. Dressler. Peter Cottrell.
P Sternberg. L H Laber. A Sherman. T
Brown. B. Gilman, j Lendy, w w Giles,
severely. - - - \ - - - 2
Company X
Lieutenant J S Turner. severely; Pri-
Yates MP Hearne. George Lsngston, S
Kendall. G Campbell. S Hanna. w S
Mcconnell. severely; VIM j Mitchell.
Jacob Rhoneimas. Jasper Choen. g John
son. Joseph L Jessie, Silas Rose, slightly
ilanH I hIssING. s.Ra5r saF
John L Brown. company d. VIM Gibs.
George Williams, company E, and James
Marsh, company |. ~
The number of effective men taken on
the field, belonging to the regiment, was
as follows. m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01
RUMORS OF TIE TAKING OF
NEW ORLEANS CONFIRMED,
General Wools Dispatch to the Secretary
of War-- General LousH hemored his
Forces from .New Orleans. eet.sas s5

Fir. MONROE, April 29.-To d. +. Stan
ton, Secretary of H'ar:-The following ap-
pears in tho Richmond Dispatch of the
28,h: i ..s,a ao'ss.s-ssl 80 aosfh
The fearful state Of suspense in which
this city has existed for several days. has
ended, New Orleans is in possession of
the enemy, 1t was evacuated by Gen.
Lowell, who removed his forces to Camp
Moore, on the jackson railroad. ;4sssa-
5, (Signed } TO Wool. Major General.
INV YoRK. April 29.--The Times Of
this city has dispatch from Washington
stating that the President has received a
special dispatch from q source altogether
different from that through which the m
formation came Yesterday. Of the fall OF
New Orleans. confirming tho same.
The World has slsos dispatch stating
that confirmatory news Of the occupation
of New Orleans by the Union forces has
inst been received Il removes very ma
teriaIIy the doubts which were excited in
the mind Of some as to the entire RELIABLE
|ity. of the rebel telegrams.d 'se.0ia ias
There is rsason to believe that there
has been discussion 1T che Treasury De-
parliament respecting The policy Of raising
the blockades Of 6out hern porte - they
come into possession of the Union forces.
We are assured BY . gentlemsp who is IN
constant communicitiouu with the Govern
yaeat, that these IL ittle doubt that The
|olockade Of Newu0 rlsaps will b Fnised i'm
mediately on Tie !Ueioe authority bsing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01
Rebel Wall over the Fall Of Fort Pu.
luski-Panic ut Savannah.

Rebel Wall over the Fall OF Fort Pu.
iuski-Panic at Savannah.
The special correspondent Of the Rich
mond Dispatch, under date of Savannah.
April 18th. states:
The telegraph has informed you Of the
surrender Of Fort Pulaski. and the conse-
quent state of excitement you can we'll inn
agine. There is no question that the fire
to which the fort was subjected was in
tehsely severe. The wild report of steel
pointed shot is the merest nonsense. and
PARROT guns that pierced solid wall. well
constructed and firm, Of near sixteen feet
in thickness. at one shot. is Munchaus-
enism too glaring to impose upon any one
I can give you but a faint ilea Of the
CONSERVATION The capture produced. Since
the abandonment Of the design by the ene-
my to. bring in gnnboats from Wallis Cut.
the confidence Of the citizens became more
assured. and the wiscst hoped that The
fort, which thercupon became the key and
safety OF. Savannah, would be able to dc.
tain the enemy for an indefinite time
The blow has been sudden and totally un-
10 ,ked for. anil equally nnprovided for
The enemy will not wait long to- attack
the batteries about Fort jackson. Their
heavy ships have entered the river above
Pulaski, as high as Venus Point only sew
en- miles below, and are in plain view o
the defenses Of the city Of Savannah
How long thoy will be able to Withstand
an, attack. let Pulaski be your teacher
I We icU be driven from them as surely a.
zoe now accept Tie fact Of The loss Of Pa
IasEi.
The city has been in intense excitemen
between the bold and rapid advance of tn
| Eederals and the terrible unnerving tap.
upon the shoulder which the Brown satel
| lites. undcr Gen. II. r. jackson. without
lforr, of law or authority. inaict. Ou
citizens 1.-THE few who remain have beer
ARRESTED in the street. dragged to camp
shown tent. and informed that there thei
| habitation should be. And this has beer
done by parcel of beardless boys who
have been mustered into the State service
Cotton has been removed. such as re
NAMED in store here. to the railroad. Ord
nance stores and every variety Of equip
ment have been thrown ont and carried t.
the same receptacle for Government stores
| Schooners have been seized, and some al
ready filled with earth. are ready to b
sunk below in common with the bulls o
Comm dore Tatnalls feet. which will
never more venture beyond Savannah riv
ler,, The Fingal. which now lays nea'
I Fort Jackson. Is also to be sunk. and The
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01


18th regiment lnliana Volunteers com
manded BY Lieutenant Colonel d. NJ.
Dunn: t'''7's' rsh Atis Z ifH' b f.A
niss aaa9 ,compdny Al o-uoli ,as
Killed Philip Haines. eyei 3. a. - -
Woundel-Orl. Serg't Irenus Meow
an. slightly; Sers't Charles Fl Jennings.
do; Corporal Wm. HI Cole. severely;
Corp. George Majors, do: Corp JAS r
Woodwork. slightly; Abner Beck. do;
Hiram B Nlellcndy, do; Chester Coe, Sc
verely; VIM Jenkins. do; TOTAL killed
and 9 wounded }ti fli3 .fllE
Company b.
Wounded-Capt III G Davis. slightly;
Corp. Benz. McCrea.y. do: Corp. Jacob
Miller. do; Jacob Odell. severely; Daniel
Rager. slightly; Seth Kcscy, do.-Total G
wounded
Company c. =
Killed-Stephen Kesh. Henry c Bald.
Wounded--Capt. Silas + Allen. severely:
Ord. Serg't Thomas S Cogley, Slightly;
Serg't VIM Van Vert, severely; Serg t
d F Beach. do; Rhynear Manderville. do;
VIM Toyne slightly; Fernando c Barnes.
severely; JAS Hoffman. slightly; VIM Back
aus. do Bergan H Brown, slightly Total
. killed, 10 wounded.
Company d.
Killed-Wm Landon.
acknowledgement John II Gellcr,
severely; Serg't Alphens Dunlap. slightly
Corporal Oliver Carpenter. slightly; Riley
Fl Craig. severely; Harvey e Green, do;
VIM Coffin, slightly; Joseph Heron, do;
jeremiah Smith. do. Total killed. 8
wounded
Company f.
Wounled-Lieut \ p Dunn, slightly;
Serg't j NJ Bennett. severely: Corporal
Nelson B Bennett. slightly; Milton Mitch
ell. severely; Tyre Dongias. do; George
Myers. slightly; Sylganus Bi-hop. DO; Jo-
scph Chestnut. do; John w Green, do;
Henry G Powell. do; David L Katler. do;
Benson Enyart. severely; Daniel CALLAHAN.
do. Totals.
Company r.
Woundel--Serg't Alden Whitney
slightly; Joseph Boqnet. severely; John
Ksiner do; Edward Chase. slightly; Elam
Rice. do; VIM Dodd. do. Total-6
wounded.
Company g.
mot in the battle. Detailed as guard
for supply teams
Company II.
Wonnded- Orderly Sergeant William
Price; slightly; E B West. do; John Ault,
do; Fred Flagel, do; George Maness. do
! Totals wounded. e.i-s
ss ompqny T.
Wounded-Capt. Daniel Casey. severe
lly; Samuel Caid, slightly; Asbury Flew
ellen. do. Totals wounded. 10000
4.s Company H..
| Wonnlel-Sergeant Daniel I. Welch.
severely; Sers't Charles Ream. slightly;
Paris Henderson, severely; Philip kirken
dali. slightly; Jesse Hathaway, do. Total
/ 5 wounded. .s..s. -, i. .s1.,t
Grand total killed; 65 wounded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

"a, British officer whiting from Teheran,
Persia. to the London Times" remarks:
"A Cathartic Pill. manufactured by can
American Chemist, On. j. G. AVER. of
Lowell. Mass. has cured the Shah. of a
Liver Complaint that threatened his life
This simple fact, as might be expected.
renders the Americans immensely popular
here, while we English are overlooked
Doubtless our own scholars made the dis
coverics which he employs, and thus it is
in everything; we do the labor. then The
mousipg Americans pnt their mark on it
ard take the reward. Doctor Aver is idol
lied by the court and its retainers here.
which viii doubtless be reflected to him on
a gold snuff box, or diamond -hil,ed sword,
while not the name even Of Davy, Chris
tison or Brodie--the great lights by which
he shines, is known. New York Sun
day Paper.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

Tie news from England reports mark
ed improvement in prices Of breadstufs.- -
American farmers. in view Of the unfavor-
able prospects with reference to the next
crop of spring whoa in the Northwest. will
be in no hurry to realize on the stock Of
grain remaining on hand. Prices are not
likely to be lower than they are at present.
while much higher level may be reach
ed - tit1 fE.i 81 F." g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

Death Of Quartermaster A. II. Mathews.
We regret to learn from the La Porte
Union. that Asahel II. Mathews. Quar-
ter Master of the 10Th regiment. died at
his residence in that city, on Sunday night
the Goth inst. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

There were also two field anil two staff
officers engaged, one Of the staff being
killed, as above Very Respectfully. {
G., e.. MooDY. Colonel 9Th Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

blEvaruafe Furts Bafrancas and McRae.
a-Nsw y. oak. April 2s--Advices per the
Conaecticpt state that the rebel steamer
Florida has been captured by the U. S.
bark iPHrsait- = Forts Barrancas and Nc
Rae have been leyacuated by tile rebels
The Genneticut.broueht eight ex members
Of the Galsestbnl artillery who escaped
from imprisonment Every port except
Tampa sonthe coast of Florida is evacuated
blythe rebels. .,fa1 81 ne,ie-s-a ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

ru-T The Springfield, H.. journal says
the Head Of the bloody field Of Shiloh have
at last all been buried. and the wounded
taken care Of. Official reports of the bu-
rying party make orr loss in the battle If
teen hundred. and that Of the enemy three
thousa nd. making total Of forty five hun
dred luried. The total of killed. wounded
anil missing IN our army is ten tho usand.
ofawhidh three thousand are prisoners.
Ifthei encmy's wounded bear a similar pro-
portion to the dead their loss cannot be less
than fifteen thousand: =. = 9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

@Cnpt. Corp Of the 9th regiment.
we lesfn from thu Laporte Union. suffers
si1erably from his wound. but is slow
ly recovering.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

r.'ltIr tHi.a Than the fsrst.
/ Nav Y oRK. April l4.-Messrs. j. F.
Rowfac Is Co.. at the Continental Iron
Works. Gpeenport. have already laid the
keels for three more marine batteries SIM
liar in construction TO the Monitor. though
much larger. In very few days not less
than eleven hundred hands will be en-
ployed in the construction Of these bat
tcrics. Each battery will be furnished
with two turrcts. each to. have guns Of the
heaviest calibrc They wilt be Of mach
greater power than the Monitor. and CAL
culated for ocean service.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

PsaraSOES.
For the Richest, Pretiiest and Cheapest ParssoIs,
go TO the OHIO CASH STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01
rwExry.Nrxru prcr,,exr

Twenty NINTH REGIMENT ,rl'-d
The following is a list of killed Of the
10Th regiment Inliana Volunteers com
manded BY Lieutenant Colonel ID. NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01
Cloth CATERS. !
For Cloth Caters, at 81 cents. 60 to the
OHIO CASH STORE
All Kinds Goods.
For the Cheapest Goods of all kinds go to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Queens g. Glassware

A Large Stock Of Qacensware and Glassware
at the OHIO CASH SIOkE~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

9d1 kest Am 6X6F "a m2h ~ stne Npo &loet7
.ssd0serths'csnsRs issuD eDDcartso and
-swill sSte 81 sks ticket nominated at the
aytbof January C5nyshfiop. IN Plymouth
hesssSsad ADO Ger 'aRieps perhaps, who wo'd
nssejA1e av>z-tbe iaellisence that our army
.ejUTpssssOh&d.ess cut up and 'defested,
'iaBa e5ery.i6An' 81 them u s.Democrat.-
s'Gd.H 4.ytslEsF said truly IN His speech
> ,! wei treitOl ID the North il
- SSm ENC 3 as * &, -. ;.iss. leo
ssod13 He vsy latest news from rebel
.slfsssgi'ss s9sa assert th.. New Orleans
sehs3 LeaR fsptgd ~ otles Fsassals- The
sds1sc;al sn.ssps1ilsat afs Tho &C Chicago Zr;-
sJune. .s,oaepidist &saWssiiineton, April
bIeafbo ezx <Is'iri sdi 80 Of I'll ilncfs
sf Ke6nso5asd pspsss to4hsbt con,
firm the occupation Of New Orleans
zss5 ~ 1 ssI 2Ss : :S:Rs1.s y Y +
81 dlsAsigLbydl ssIdP elef7sI t6~Jamp
Moore, sJehf S{bg afbes Sb6te It's city,
on the raiiTUgd tUVlFd 5uckyon.
-sea Wes1j h& 66Gti aalek 'ifm5Eb doubt
sof tie .44ss + INK B S;gs36S 9asb a's nay
turn ont othsEwisa.- We cannot imagine
sxh>t Roli4e,k nbslsicr9 ,beye ~ giving
'cuzzaeeTIto pck SPpaF} i lalss. y rill
csTtaialE ~ Sbp4 20 kpe9 r,zi.acs stsa ]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

BIZ .tFiuHphaqf majority passed. Mr. n or
riEsbin prohibiting yssmy in all'the
Teri sssiss,?hnaf 4pesEnss the laws Of Utah
onEtHAt subJett. .'valianaighalmri and tbs
Democrats Side ,sstosishsd s EYER BODY 81,
sRPfsyingfhsbill. When the bill passes
tls'SmateiaarI Is appropsdaby the Prcsi-
dem. inotl1cr Stain upon ohr, national char
sctsr viii have been wiped out which
meyer wpqMs have rbren had pro.slavery :
effe~s psnosEacyI eenleopti.ued in power
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

mooa ,s a -, sm;, .' 't the ssh Ohio
md T DAD Ina;ana nroyed themselves a.
sn -S n hattie Nth the noble ! St Ne
I,"sls Hsps lee The 5fth Ohio won a
hr;l,;.nt fsms Tbe ist Nebraska tired
.mar - 1"st cartr;dse In the heat Of the
80. :, wosa .he -8,h Chi, rpsbe,l
- md ,ooL Re n,.co 6ff,o the right
meanwhile arose. the music Of the 20th
and 7stb Ohio fyht;np pallantly in SUP.
mort of Tburbur to whom the sound Of
rebsl cannon seemed A cballence-no soon.
er heard than accepted. t'reys
From the time The wood was entered
..forward,' was the only order, and ster
Nv stem from tree to tree, position to posi-
tin he rebel lines went back, never stop
ping again--infantry. horse, and artillery
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-01

'.a eEsss SSe sskkY sympa kils;rs hail good
= sS$ n. f fs FIST s.s
ssls Esss pa .sSss eis''s asa
t"s S5s |.F.s S!.sS. Z. as &
of news. equally good. was that Gen,
MITCHELL ha1 been Tent .s or Ct huntsville
's spiIS for ~ % clothes Tine vas not
NJ IL S fs 81! s. Ia e. lass
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-19
NOTICE OF INQUI>lTION.

Whereas, Henry Claai, one of the heits and legal
representatives oil Eve Caar late of Bedford town
ship, Bedford county. deceased, presented petition
setting forth that the said Eve Ciaar lately died in
testare, leaving issue eight children, to wit;
]. Susan ker, residing in Bedford county, Pa.
2. Rachel, intermagTied with Zschariah Koontz,
residing in Bedford county, Pa.
g. Betsy Claar, g
4. Margaret, wife of Lewis Ling, residing in Bed
ford county, PS.
4. Sarah Russell, wife OF Nichoss Russell, resi-
ding ia Bedford county, Pa.
6. Rosanna, wife of George Riddle, residing in
Ohio.
7. Betty, wife of Thomas Amick, residing in
Bedford county, Pa.
8. Henry Claar, your petitioner; and that the said
intestste died seized in her demesne, as of fee, Of
in and TO tract of land in Bedford township con-
tanning about fifty acres. with log house and frame
barn thereon erected, adjoning lands of John S.
Ricbey, Vim. s. Fluke, aud Robert Fyan, and pray
ing the Court to award inquest to make partition
of the premises aforesaid.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that in pursu-
ance Of writ OF partition or valuation, 10 me di-
rected, will proceed TO mold inquisiton val
uaton on the premises, Monday, the 29, h day of
December, 1862, when and where all interested may
attend If they see proper.
JOHN CESSNA, Sheriff.
Shenf's OlHce, Dec IS, ls6o.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-19
Orphans Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
R 4 A l. B : 7 A 7 B :.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, there will be sold at public sale
on the premises in the township Of South Wood
berry in saic county,
ON FRID.AY, DECEMBER 1911 1862.
the following Real Estate, late the prope rty of
Daniel MiIer of said township, of South Woodberry
decd, TO wit: tract of about 64 acres in said
township of South Woodberry. being pirt of the
Mansion place Of said Daniel Miller, ID, Of
which SIS acres are cleared and in a high state Of
cultivation. The remainder is we'll timbered, and
the whole tract is enclosed with good fenc Also,
tract of 80 acres and 10 perches, neat measure,
in said township of South Woodberry, adjoining
lands Of Reed hers, Isaac Fversoe and others which
OF one and haf cleared and urder fence.
with Saw Mil thereon erected. The remainder
of the tract is well timbered.
The sale will commence at O'Clock. P. NJ.
TERMS-One fourth of the purchase money 10
be paid at the conf frmation of thu sale, fourth
in eight months thereafter, one fourth in sixteen
months tn ereafter, and the remaining fourth in
twenty -four months, thereafter, with interest on
the payments from the date of confirmation of the
sale.
SAMUEL TEETER,
Adm r Of Daniel Miller, dec d.,
/ Nov. 2l, f80a..
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
rucntary have been granted by the Register of
Bedford County to the subscribers or the last
Will and Testament of Jacob Barndollar late
of Bloody Run, BE lforl County, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims thereon are notified to present them in
due form for settlement.
J. NJ. BARNDOLLAR,
RE1 J. B. WILLIAMS,
Dec. 12, 1862.--4ts Executors.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-19
Public Sale.

There will he sold at public sale, in the bor-
cugh of bedford. on Saturday, 27th December,
inst, all the following Real Estate:
ONE TR.7CT OF LIND,
containing 10 acres, more or less, with one
good tenant house, one log stable and other out
buildings thereon erected. Also, good apple
orchard of choice fruit thereon. and spring
of never failing water; situated in Colerain
township, Bedford county. Title indisputablc.
Possession given on the first of April next.
Terms to be made known on dav of sale.
EvELlNA C.. HARKLEROAD,
a WILLIAM B. HARTZEL
Dec. l2, 1862.-3t.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-19
An Ordinance
p.oara to tIay and Coal.


wuvprAs, The Burgess and Council OF the Bor-
hof Bedford, have erected Hay and Goa! Scales
..;,bin the limits of s,id Borough,
Thsrcfo,s, II is hereby enccttd, by authority
lr.nted 10 said Burgess and Council. that all hay
and eoal sold in said Borough, shall be weighed on
said Scales; and that the party selling sLal payto
fbe Weigh M aster the sum of twenty-five cents for
snrb and every draughl or load weighed thereon |;
and further, that any person or persons who shall
fail. or refuse, to have weighed. any hay or coal
.old in said Borough, shall be subject to u fne of
ave doars-one. half of said fine shall be for the
benefit of the Borough OF Bedford, and the other
half to go TO the inirrmer.
Also, that any person desiring to have stock, or
sroyerty Of any descriptions weighed on said sc les
shall pay to the weigh master the sum OF twenty
6ye cents for each and every draught.
Also, that the weig h-master BE- required TO keep
register in his Office, in which he shall inscribe
the names of all persons Paving matter of any and
every description weighed, with the amount OF
each dIaught aud date of weighing.
The weish-master shall be sworn 10 fulfil the du-
s,es OF his Office with fidelity to all rites con-
reefned -
AHtorm er ordinances conflicting with any thing
contained in this oidinance, are hereby repealed.
Approved, December IL, 1852.
JOHN II. RUSH, Chief Burgess.
December l9, 1862.